The History of Scotland: From the Union of the Crowns on the Accession of James VI to the Throne of England : to the Union of the Kingdoms in the Reign of Queen Anne : with a Preliminary Dissertation of the Participation of Mary, Queen of Scots, in the Murder of Darnley, Volume 2J. Mawman, 1819 - Darnley murder |
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Page 13
... Scotch earl who never stirred abroad without armed attendants , and who had accompanied the queen from Stirling to Edinburgh and to Callender , and after a secret journey to Whittingham , met her again on the road from Glasgow , had no ...
... Scotch earl who never stirred abroad without armed attendants , and who had accompanied the queen from Stirling to Edinburgh and to Callender , and after a secret journey to Whittingham , met her again on the road from Glasgow , had no ...
Page 45
... Scotch copy retains the taylor of the French original ; the persons present with Bothwell when the explosion took place , were Paris , Wilson , Hay , and Hepburn , Powrie and Dalgleish ; and " Bothwell sent the said Taylor , " next ...
... Scotch copy retains the taylor of the French original ; the persons present with Bothwell when the explosion took place , were Paris , Wilson , Hay , and Hepburn , Powrie and Dalgleish ; and " Bothwell sent the said Taylor , " next ...
Page 61
... Scotch ; Wood's , Galderwood's , and Pat . Anderson's MSS . which are now before me ; but Cotton or his amanuensis , translates the Confession throughout into English , and is careful to soften Morton's strong , and home- ly expressions ...
... Scotch ; Wood's , Galderwood's , and Pat . Anderson's MSS . which are now before me ; but Cotton or his amanuensis , translates the Confession throughout into English , and is careful to soften Morton's strong , and home- ly expressions ...
Page 130
... in old MSS . which rendered the Scotch words unintelligible to an English transcriber . The confederates in their order for the queen's imprisonment in Lochlevin , ( Appendix , No. XI . ) in their first 130 APPENDIX .
... in old MSS . which rendered the Scotch words unintelligible to an English transcriber . The confederates in their order for the queen's imprisonment in Lochlevin , ( Appendix , No. XI . ) in their first 130 APPENDIX .
Page 134
... Scotch , is signed by no one , and was found in the Paper - office , and not among the Cecil , or Cotton papers , The supposition that it was forged and produced at the conference , requires us to believe , that Murray would represent ...
... Scotch , is signed by no one , and was found in the Paper - office , and not among the Cecil , or Cotton papers , The supposition that it was forged and produced at the conference , requires us to believe , that Murray would represent ...
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