INDEX
Act Rescissory, The, [25].
Balcarres, his final interview with James VII., [121]
—— retires to Scotland, [123].
Balfour and the other murderers of Archbishop Sharp flee to the West, [46].
Boog, the case of, [85].
Bothwell Bridge, [56].
Brown, John, the Christian carrier, shooting of, [100].
Bruce of Earlshall appointed Sheriff-depute, [42].
Bryce, John, conflicting accounts of his case, [104].
Buchan, Colonel, his unsuccessful pursuit of Covenanters, [91].
Carsphairn, Curate of, murdered, [95].
Charles II. proclaimed King in Scotland, [24].
—— accepts Covenant, [24].
—— crowned at Scone, [24].
—— establishes Episcopacy, [26].
—— death of, [110].
Clans, meeting of the, in Lochaber, [141].
Cochrane, Lady Jean, [85].
—— her covenanting family, [85].
—— married to Claverhouse, [89].
Conventicles to be dispersed, [21].
Covenant of 1643, [22].
—— signing the, [22].
—— purport of, [23].
Covenanters rise at Dalry, [30].
—— proceed to Dumfries, [30].
—— attack Turner, [30].
—— march towards Edinburgh, [31]
Covenanters routed at Rullion Green, [31].
—— meet at Rutherglen Cross, [47].
—— defeat Claverhouse at Drumclog, [48].
—— march to Glasgow, [50].
—— defeated at Bothwell Bridge, [55].
—— rescue prisoners at Enterkin, [92].
Dalrymple, Sir James, his quarrel with Claverhouse, [79].
Dalziel, General, defeats Covenanters at Rullion Green, [31].
Dragoons sent to the West, [21].
Drumclog, battle of, [48].
—— numbers of combatants, [49].
Edinburgh, popular demonstration in, against the Chancellor, [115].
Gillies, Peter, case of, variously stated by De Foe and Macaulay, [104].
Gordon, Duke of, holds Edinburgh Castle, [120].
Graham, Cornet, killed at Drumclog, [50].
Graham, Lady Helen, proposed marriage of, with Claverhouse, [59].
—— with Montrose, [61].
Graham, John, of Claverhouse family, [9].
—— date of birth, [10].
—— made burgess of Dundee, [11].
—— At St Andrews, [11].
—— Acquirements, [12].
—— serves in France, [13].
—— in Holland, [14].
—— at the Battle of Seneff, [14].
—— resigns his commission, [17].
—— offered a commission by Montrose, [18].
—— sent with dragoons to the West, [21].
—— at Dumfries, [37].
—— dissatisfied with arrangements, [40].
—— appointed Sheriff-depute, [43].
—— defeated at Drumclog, [48].
—— present at Bothwell Bridge, [56].
—— his circuit in the West, [56].
—— correspondence with regard to marriage with Lady Helen Graham, [59].
—— appointed Sheriff of Wigtownshire, [74].
—— his repressive measures in the West, [75].
—— thanked by Council, [77].
—— plot against him, [78].
—— quarrel with Dalrymple, [79].
—— promoted to be Colonel, [82].
—— marries Lady Jean Cochrane, [89].
—— Constable of Dundee, [93].
—— account of shooting of John Brown, [100].
—— how far responsible for the shooting of Andrew Hislop, [105].
—— quarrel with Queensberry, [110].
—— excluded from Privy Council, [110]
—— restored to favour, [111].
—— receives commission as Brigadier, [111].
—— promoted to rank of Major-General, [117].
—— marches to England with his regiment, [118].
—— created Viscount Dundee, [119].
—— his final interview with James VII., [121].
—— retires to Scotland, [123].
—— at the Convention of Estates, [126].
Graham, John, his interview with the Duke of Gordon, [126].
—— retires to Dudhope, [130].
—— his answer to the Duke of Hamilton’s summons, [130].
—— his ride through the Highlands, [134].
—— calls upon the clans to meet him in Lochaber, [136].
—— his raid on Perth, [137].
—— his feigned attack on Dundee, [138].
—— assembles the clans in Lochaber, [141].
—— advances against Mackay, [145].
—— retires into Lochaber and dismisses the clans, [145].
—— appoints a second meeting of the clans at Blair, [149].
—— holds a Council of War, [149].
—— prepares for battle, [153].
—— attacks Mackay, [154].
—— his death, [156].
Hamilton, Robert, heads the opposition to the Indulgence, [46].
—— refuses quarter after Drumclog, [52].
Highland Host, the, [34].
Hislop, Andrew, responsibility for shooting, [105].
Indulgence, the, [33].
James VII. succeeds to the throne, [110].
—— his disapproval of Claverhouse’s conduct, [110].
—— sets out for Salisbury, [119].
—— disbands his army, [121].
—— final interview with Dundee and Balcarres, [121].
Keppoch, Macdonald of, attacks Inverness, [135].
—— burns Dunachton, [143].
Killiecrankie, battle of, [154].
King’s Curates, [28].
Kirkcudbright, attacked by party of Covenanters, [96].
Mackay, General, sent to command forces in Scotland, [134].
—— encamped near Alvie, [143].
—— retreats towards Strathbogie, [144].
—— marches from Dunkeld to Killiecrankie, [151].
Maclachlan, Margaret, drowned on Solway Sands, [99].
M’Michael, the case of James, murderer of Curate of Carsphairn, [97].
Meeting-house at Castlemilk pulled down, [39].
Meeting of the Convention of Estates, [125].
Meiklewrath, Matthew, the manner of his death, [108].
Menteith, Earl of, corresponds with Claverhouse, [59].
—— with Marquis of Montrose, [67].
Ministers ejected, [27].
Monmouth, Duke of, appointed Commander-in-Chief, [55].
Orange, Prince of, lands in England, [119].
—— writes to Dundee, [121].
Penalties imposed on recusants, [28].
Perth, attacked by Dundee, [137].
Queensberry, his quarrel with Claverhouse, [110].
Renwick, his apologetical declaration, [95].
Rullion Green, Covenanters defeated at, [31].
Rutherglen, declaration at Cross, [47].
Ruthven, Castle of, surrendered by Captain Forbes, [143].
Sharp, Archbishop, murdered, [44].
Stewart of Ballechin occupies Blair Castle, [148].
Swyne Abbey, soldiers murdered at, [95].
Wallace, Sir William, commands cavalry at Killiecrankie, [153].
Westerhall, how far responsible for the shooting of Hislop, [106].
Wilson, Margaret, drowned on Solway Sands, [99].
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