ABERDEEN, Breviary of, i. 91; Uni-|
versity of, founded, i. 147.
Aberdeen, Lord, ii. 494, 512, 527.
Acts of Parliament against heresy, i.
168, 176, 186; against Popery,
276; in favour of the Church, 333;
the Black Acts, 375; Act of 1592,
388; ratifying Episcopacy, 498;
Act of Toleration, ii. 229,
restoring patronage, 236.
Adamson, Archbishop, labours to
introduce Episcopacy, i. 375; ex-
communicated by Melville, 381;
his death, 388.
Adamnan, biographer of Columba,
i. 31; law of, 70.
Æneas Silvius, i. 136.
Agrarian outrages, ii. 259.
Agriculture promoted by monks, i. 83.
Aidan sent to Northumbria, i. 51.
Ailred, Abbot, quoted, i. 28, 135.
Aikenhead, Thomas, executed, ii.
198.
Airsmoss, skirmish at, ii. 123.
Albany, Duke of, his government
and character, i. 161.
Alesius flees to Germany, i. 167.
Alexander II., King, makes war on
England, i. III; III., King is
killed, 120; III., Pope, 104.
Alfred the Great referred to, i. 72.
Anderson, John, his writings, ii. 226.
Andrews, St, relics of, i. 20.
Andrews, St, Bishopric of, i. 74;
University of, founded, 133;
erected into an Archbispobric, 144;
contest for Archbishopric, 159;
Castle of, besieged, 220; John
Knox enters it, 220; it surrenders,
226; Monasteries of, destroyed,
258; proposal to remove Univer-
sity to Perth, ii. 199.
Angelsey, i. 7.
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle quoted, i. 29.
Anne, Queen, her accession, ii. 208;
her death, 242.
Annexation, Act of, i. 384.
Anslem, i, 97.
Antiburghers, ii. 329.
Apocrypha controversy, ii. 444.
Apologetic Declaration, ii. 133.
Appropriation of parishes, i. 79.
Argyll, Earl of, joins Reformers, i.
257.
Argyll, Earl of, joins the Covenanters,
ii. 15; his character, 20; is made
a Marquis, 37; is defeated by
Montrose, 53; his execution, 83.
Argyll, Earl of, found guilty of trea-
son and flees, ii. 127; his expedi-
tion and death, 137.
Arles, British bishops at Council of,
i. 19.
Armada, Spanish, i. 385.
Arran, Earl of, made regent, i. 181;
recants, 184; resigns the regency,
229.
Articles, Five, of Perth, i. 490.
Assertory Act, ii. 105.
Auchterarder Creed, ii. 248; Case,
466, 471, 479, 520.
Augmentation Scheme, ii. 329.
Augustine, St, opposes Pelagianism,
i. 21.
Augustine, the monk, arrives in Eng-
land, i. 49; settles at Canterbury,
converts the King of Kent, &c., 50.
Augustinian monks, i. 80.
Baillie, Principal, quoted, ii. 23; a
Commissioner to Westminster As-
sembly, 50.
Baillie of Jerviswood executed, ii.
132.
Bain, case of, ii. 375.
Balcanquhal accuses Lennox of Po-
pery, i. 367; his dispute with
James VI. in the church, 380.
Balcanquhal, Dean of Durham, treat-
ment by Assembly, ii. 27.
Baliol, a competitor for crown, i.
Balmerino, Lord, his condemnation,
Ballads, Reformation, i. 215.
Bancroft, Dr, his sermon against the
Puritans and Presbyterians, i. 413;
roughly used by Andrew Melville,
469.
Barbour, John, i. 128.
Barlow, his mission, i. 169.
Barrier Act, ii. 199.
Basilicon Doron, i. 448.
Bassol, John, i. 128.
Beaton, James, Archbishop of St
Andrews, i. 172.
Beaton, Cardinal, obtains primacy, i.
172; claims regency, 180; im-
prisoned, 181; is assassinated,
189; his character, 191;
spiracy, 192.
Beattie, Dr, his "Essay on Truth,"
ii. 365.
Bede quoted, i., 48, &c.
Beltane, 3, 15.
Benedict, St, Rule of, i. 44.
Benedictines, i. 80.
Benefices, the thirds of, i. 305.
Benefices Act, ii. 537, 546.
Benemundus de Vicci, his roll, i. 116.
Berwick, Treaty of, i. 270.
Beza-"De triplici Episcopatu," i.
354.
Bible in vernacular, i. 183; first
Scotch edition of, 405.
Bishoprics, origin of, i. 74; restored,
464, ii. 87.
Bishops, Tulchan, i. 343; unpopu
larity of, 377; English consecra-
tion of, 479; cited before As-
sembly, ii. II; deposed and ex-
communicated, 17; new English
consecration of, 90.
Bisset, Dr, ii. 509, 542.
Black Acts, i. 375.
Black, his sermon and declinature, i.
434; his trial and sentence, 435.
Blackadder, first Archbishop of
Glasgow, i. 153; persecutes Lol-
lards, 153.
Blair, Dr Hugh, ii. 350.
Boethius, first Principal of Aberdeen
University, 149.
Boniface VIII. claims Scotland as
fief of Holy See, i. 121.
Book of Canons, i. 513.
Book of Common Prayer, i. 286;
sanctioned by Church, 395; used
in churches, 394; continued use
of, 512.
Books of Discipline, First, i. 281,
292; Second, 356.
Book of Sports, i. 486.
Boston of Ettrick, ii. 249, 256.
Bothwell, Earl of, suspected of
murder of Darnley, i. 329; marries
Queen Mary, 329.
Bothwell, Earl of, his treasons, i.
425.
Bothwell, battle of, ii. 120.
Bourignianism, ii. 205.
Boyd, Zachary, refuses to take Cove-
nant, i. 520.
Breviary of Aberdeen, i. 91.
Brigida, St, i. 83.
Brougham, Lord, ii. 461, 478, 527.
Brown, Dr, ii. 463.
Brown of Priesthill shot, ii. 136.
Brownists, rise of, i. 415.
Bruce, competitor for crown, i. 121.
Bruce, Robert, coronation, &c.,i. 122;
his quarrel with the Pope, 124;
his excommunication, 125; his re-
conciliation with Rome, 125; his
death and character, 126.
Bruce, Robert, his favour with James
VI., i. 386; loses favour, 431;
his ordination, 447; lawsuit about
his pension, 448.
Brude, King, i. 33.
Cameronians, their principles, ii.
122; their opinion of Revolution,
164; regiment raised amongst
them, 165; their ministers join
the Church, 179; dissatisfaction
of people, 180.
Campbell, Professor, his case, ii. 302.
Campbell, Dr George, his "Disserta-
tion on Miracles," ii. 360.
Campbell, Dr M 'Leod,of Row,ii. 446.
Campbell, Lord, ii. 526.
Campbell, of Monzie, ii. 513, 519.
Candida Casa, built by Ninian, i. 28.
Candlish, Dr, ii. 481, 488, 502, 504,
509, 511, 517.
Canterbury, first Archbishop of, i.
50; its claims, 97-99.
Cargill, Donald, excommunicates
king, ii. 123.
Catechism, Hamilton's, i. 232.
Catechism, Shorter, ii. 61.
Cathedrals, i. 94-96.
Chalmers, Thomas, licensed, ii. 429;
his opposition to pluralities, 441;
moves for Veto, 455; speeches,
&c., 464, 480, 483, 490, 493, 508,
522.
Chapels of Ease, ii. 401, 462.
Charles I., his accession, i. 494; his
character, 495; visits Scotland,
496; resolves to introduce a Li-
turgy, 511; prepares for war, ii.
4; agrees to peace, 25; appoints
commissioners to treat with Scots,
33; comes to Scotland, 36; makes
great concessions, 37; takes re-
fuge in Scotch army, 58; is de-
livered to English Parliament, 59;
his execution, 64.
Charles II. proclaimed King of Scot-
land, ii. 64; refuses to take the
Covenant, 64; complies with
terms of Covenanters, 66; signs
the Dunfermline Declaration, 67;
is crowned, 70; defeated at Wor-
cester, 73; his restoration, 79; his
letter to Presbytery of Edinburgh,
80; resolves to set up Episcopacy,
86; his death and character, 135.
Charlemagne referred to, i. 72.
Chepman, Walter, first Scotch
printer, i. 154.
Christmas Recess, ii. 238.
Claim of Right, ii. 161, 515.
Clarke, Dr Samuel. ii. 265.
Classes, Act of, ii. 64, 70.
Clement III., Pope, declares Scotch
Church dependent only on Rome,
i. 106.
Clergy, Roman, their licentiousness,
i. 207; their literary attainments,
208; their revenues, 210.
College of Bishops, ii. 263.
Carstares, William, tortured, ii. 131;
uses his influence for Presbytery,
156; prevails with William III.
to dispense with the Oath of Assur-College of Justice instituted, i.
ance, 193; efforts against patron-
age, 234; his death and character,
243.
Carthusians, monastery of, i. 80.
Columba, St, his parentage, i. 32;
lands on Iona, 32; labours among
Picts, 33; character and death, 36.
Cassillis, Earl of, roasts an abbot, i. | Colman sent to Northumbria, i.
309.
Castilians hold St Andrew's Castle, Comedians in Edinburgh, i. 451.
Commendators, i. 205.
Commission of Assembly, i. 443; ap-
pointed to purge out Episcopalians,
ii. 181; disputes in regard to, 256.
Commission, High Court of, i. 475;
ii. 98.
Concordat of Leith, i. 341, 344.
Confession of Faith, Knox's, ac-
cepted by Parliament, i. 275;
Westminster, sanctioned by As-
sembly and Parliament, ii. 60;
ratified anew by Parliament, 175.
Congregation, Lords of, subscribe
Covenant, i. 244; resolve upon
reforms, 245; negotiate with Eng-
land, 263; their designs, 265; de-
prive Queen Mary of regency, 268.
Constance, Council of, i. 131.
Conventicles, acts against, ii. 95; of
Torwood and Beith Hill, 107;
acts against, 109, 136.
Convention meets, ii. 159; declare
James II. to have forfeited the
throne, 161; vote Claim of Right,
161.
Convocation, the, ii. 521.
Cook, George, ii. 440, 480.
Corse-present, i. 211.
Costumes prescribed, i. 393, 475.
Cottenham, Lord, ii. 478, 527.
Covenant, first, i. 243.
Covenant of 1638, i. 526; the King's,
Covenant, the Solemn League and,
ii. 44; declared treasonable, 92.
Covenanters prepare for war, ii. 22;
encamp at Dunse Law, 23; agree
to a pacification, 25; march into
England, 32; agree to peace, 33;
march into England, 45; their
narrow notions, 45.
Councils, provincial, permission to
hold, i. 113; to reform abuses,
230, 233, 252.
Craig, John, his confession, i. 362;
summoned before Council, 378.
Craw, Paul, his martyrdom, i. 136.
Crawford, Earl of, President of Par-
liament, ii. 168; his lamentations,
173.
Creeds, controversy regarding, ii.
380, 548.
Cromwell, Oliver, his victory at
Dunbar, ii. 69; his victory at
Worcester, 73; his tolerance of
the Presbyterians, 74; his death,
77.
Crusades, i. 108, 115.
Cubiculars, their intrigues, i. 429,
437.
Culdees, derivation of name, i. 63;
were monks, 64; not celibate, 64;
their remains, 65; their extinction,
69.
Culloden, battle of, ii. 327.
Culsalmond Case, ii. 509.
Cumberland, Duke of, ii. 327.
Cumin, biographer of Columba, i. 31.
Cumming, Dr, leader of the Mode-
rates, ii. 338.
Cunningham, Dr William, ii. 479,
501, 514, 518.
Cuthbert, St, i. 39.
Dalhousie, Lord, ii. 482.
Dalziel, Sir Thomas, his character
and training, ii. 100; defeats the
Covenanters at Rullion Green,
IOI; sent to the west country,
Darien Expedition, ii. 203.
Darnley, Lord, marries Queen Mary,
i. 324; goes to hear sermon in St
Gile's, 325; is murdered, 329.
D'Aubigné, M., his favour with King
James VI., i. 361; he abjures Po-
pery, 362.
David, St and King, his pious liber-
ality, i. 73; his Church-reforma-
tion, 100; his character and death,
Declinature of Council's jurisdiction,
374, 435.
Deer, Book of, i. 65.
Dick, Dr, ii. 337.
Dionysius Exiguus, referred to, i. 56.
Directory for Public Worship, ii. 52.
Discipline, First Book of, i. 281,
292; Second Book of, 356.
Discipline, cases of, i. 398; gradual
relaxation of, ii. 424.
Dissent, rapid increase of, ii. 369.
Divine worship, Act of Assembly in
regard to, ii. 218; form of, 425.
Donald, fabulous convert to Christi-
anity, i. 19.
Dort, Synod of, i. 492.
Douglas, Gawin, Bishop of Dunkeld,
attempts to seize bishopric of St
Andrews, i. 160; remonstrates
with Bishop of Glasgow, 161; his
intrigues, poetry, and character,
162.
Douglas, Robert, ii. 78, 80, 88.
Douglas, Tragedy of, ii. 351; cen-
sures of the Church for attending
its representation, 353.
Druids, derivation of name, i. 1;
their gods, 2; sacrifices, 2; belief
in a future state, 2; their festivals,
3; temples, 4; divisions, 5; de-
struction by Romans, 7.
Drumclog, skirmish at, ii. 118.
Drummond of Crieff tried, ii. 249,
250.
Dunbar quoted, i. 196, 197.
Dunbar, battle of, ii. 69.
Dundee, Viscount, leaves the Con-
vention, ii. 160; conquers and dies
at Killiecrankie, 172 (see Graham
of Claverhouse).
Dunkeld, bishopric of, i. 75; Pres-
bytery of, ii. 477, 486.
Dunlop, Alexander, ii. 468, 477, 491,
493, 515.
Dunnottar Castle made a prison for
the Covenanters, ii. 137.
Duns Scot, i. 119.
Dunse Law, Covenanters encamp at,
Durie, John, his zeal against Po-
pery, i. 367; is banished from
Edinburgh, 368; brought back in
triumph, 370,
Eadmer, Bishop of St Andrews, i.
98.
Easter, controversies regarding, i. 56.
Edward I. of England, his campaign
in Scotland, i. 122.
Elphinstone, Bishop, founds the Uni-
versity of Aberdeen, i. 147.
Engagement, the, ii. 62.
Episcopacy, Diocesan, origin of, i. 42;
its recognition by the Convention
of Leith, 341; condemned by the
Assembly, 351; restored, 464;
condemned by Assembly of 1638,
ii. 16, 18; restored by Charles II.,
86; declared to be a grievance at
the Revolution, 161, 171; abo-
lished, 171.
Episcopalian curates rabbled, ii. 152;
their complaints, 184; Act of
Parliament in regard to, 190; act
of Assembly, 193; difficulty in
dispossessing them, 196; number
received into the Presbyterian
Church, 196; riots caused by their
extrusion, 200; they petition
Queen Anne, 208; in some cases
their flocks attached to them, 227;
new laws against, 325.
Erastians, their influence in Parlia-
ment, ii. 57.
Erastianism, reproach of, ii. 201.
Erskine, Ebenezer, a Marrow Man,
ii. 252; opposes Act anent Calls,
285; sketch of history, 285; his
synod sermon, 287; sentenced to
be rebuked, and appeals, 288;
rebuked by Assembly, and pro-
tests, 291; summoned before Com-
mission, and loosed from his
charge, 293; originates Secession
Church, 293; invited to return,
and refuses, 297; deposed, 311.
Erskine, Ralph, a Marrow Man, ii.
252; entertains Whitefield, 312.
Erskine, Dr, ii. 404.
Eusebius Pamphilus quoted, i. 16.
Extension, Church, Scheme, ii. 464.
Fasts in Reformed Church, i. 397.
Finan, sent to Northumbria, i. 53.
Fletcher of Saltoun, his proposal of
servitude, ii. 204.
Flodden, i. 155.
Forbes, Dr, ii. 47.
Fordun, John, i. 127.
Forman, Andrew, Bishop of Moray,
his character and literary merits, i.
151; obtains bishopric of St An-
drews, 160.
Forret, Dean, his interview with the
Bishop of Dunkeld, i. 171.
Free Church Assembly, ii. 533.
General Assembly, first meeting of,
i. 293; second, 294; disputes
about freedom of, 304; its ordi-
nary business, 311; takes part in
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