The Tragedy of Fotheringay / Founded on the journal of D. Bourgoing, physician to Mary Queen of Scots, and on unpublished ms. documents

by Mary Monica Maxwell-Scott

[165] Teulet MSS.; Ashmole MSS., ibid.

[166] "And embalmed and sered and rested to the burial."—Contemporary MSS., f. 175 b.

[167] "It is said that one of Mary's attendants, Amyas Cawood, painted the head of the dead Queen, and the picture now at Abbotsford, dated 8th Feb. 1588, and signed by Cawood, confirms this tradition."

[168] Jebb, ii. pp. 306, 489, 640.

[169] Teulet MSS.

[170] Ibid.; Tanner MSS., [Appendix], p. [256].

[171] Funeral oration by R.P., 1587.

[172] "Il jura sur la Bible de ne faire aucune office de religion craignant d'estre resserré en prison."—Jebb, ii. 649-656.

[173] Labanoff, vii. 346.

[174] Yelverton MSS. 31.