No. VI.--NOTICES OF THE PROTESTANT EXILES FROM SCOTLAND, DURING THE REIGN OF KING JAMES THE FIFTH, 526 No. VII.--ALEXANDER SEYTON, 531 No. VIII.--SIR JOHN BORTHWICK, 533 No. IX.--GEORGE WISHART, 534 No. X.--JOHN ROUGH, 537 No. XI.--NORMAN LESLEY, 541 No. XII.--ADAM WALLACE, 543 No. XIII.--WALTER MYLN, 550 No. XIV.--ON THE TITLE OF SIR APPLIED TO PRIESTS, 555 No. XV.--ON THE TUMULT IN EDINBURGH, AT THE PROCESSION ON ST. GILES'S DAY, 1558, 558 No. XVI.--PROVINCIAL COUNCILS IN SCOTLAND, 1549-1559, 561 No. XVII.--LETTER OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS TO LORD JAMES, PRIOR OF THE MONASTERY OF ST. ANDREWS. JULY 1559, 562 No. XVIII.--DAVID FORREST, GENERAL OF THE MINT, 563 [Illustration] ILLUSTRATIONS PAGE No. I. IOANNES CNOXVS. _From_ THEOD. BEZAE ICONES, etc., M.D.LXXX. xii No. II. HANDWRITTEN PREFACE _facing page_ xxxi No. VII. SIGNATURE OF M JO. KNOX. xxxiv augusti 18 a^o 1581 $ADVERTISEMENT$. This publication of the Works of JOHN KNOX, it is supposed, will extend to Five Volumes. It was thought advisable to commence the series with his History of the Reformation in Scotland, as the work of greatest importance. The next volume will thus contain the Third and Fourth Books, which continue the History to the year 1564; at which period his historical labours may be considered to terminate. But the Fifth Book, forming a sequel to the History, and published under his name in 1644, will also be included. His Letters and Miscellaneous Writings will be arranged in the subsequent volumes, as nearly as possible in chronological order; each portion being introduced by a separate notice, respecting the manuscript or printed copies from which they have been taken.