APPENDIX.

[No. II.]—On the Lollards in Scotland, during the Fifteenth Century,	496
[No. III.]—Patrick Hamilton, Abbot of Ferne,	500
[No. IV.]—On the Royal Pilgrimages to the Shrine of St. Duthack, at Tain, in Ross-shire,	515
[No. V.]—Foxe's Account of Henry Forrest, and ather Martyrs an Scotland, during the reign of King James the Fifth,	516
[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