Inventories, p. cxliv.
24
Haynes's Collection of State Papers, p. 509.
25
Sir H. Ellis's Original Letters Illustrative of English History, First Series, vol. ii, p. 252.
27
"Pantagruell in Frenche", Inventories, p. cxlvi.
28
Œuvres de Ronsard, vol. ii, p. 1171.
29
For a full account of this literary forgery, see below, pp. 79-90.
30
The following scheme shows how these anagrams were formed: —
31
"G. Conaei vita Mariae Stuartae, 1624", in Jebb, vol. ii, p. 15.
33
Letter from Randolph to Cecil, 15 May, 1563.
35
Con, in Jebb, vol. ii, p. 15.
39
Basilikon Doron, p. 125, edit. 1603.
40
Compotum Thesaurarii Reginæ Scotorum, 30 Nov., 1565.
41
Thomson's Collection of Inventories, pp. 238-40.
43
Letter to Cecil, in Haynes's State Papers, pp. 509-10.
44
De Regno et Regali Potestate, edit. 1612, pp. 279-80.
45
Inventories, pp. xc, 141, 148.
46
Prince Labanoff, Lettres de Marie Stuart, t. iv, pp. 228-9.
47
Cf. "Le Vray Rapport de l'exécution faicte sur la personne de la Royne d'Escosse", published by Teulet, Papiers d'Etat, &c., p. 884.
48
History of the Reformation, vol. ii, p. 373.
50
Knox's History of the Reformation, pp. 373, 374.
51
Writing to Cecil on the 31st of December, 1563, Randolph reports: "The frenche potticarie and the woman he gotte with chylde were bothe hanged thys present Fridaye".
52
In Mr. Andrew Lang's book, The Valet's Tragedy and other Studies, pp. 291-311, there is an exhaustive discussion of the various points that arise in connection with the ballad of "The Queen's Marie".
53
Bishop Lesley's History of Scotland, p. 209.
54
Brantôme, t. v, p. 74.
55
Knox's History of the Reformation, book v, vol. ii, p. 495.
56
Annals of Scotland, p. 14.
57
Diurnal of Occurrents, p. 87.
58
Calendar of State Papers, Eliz., vol. ix.
59
Miscellany of the Maitland Club, vol. ii, pp. 390-3.
60
Epigrammatum, lib. iii.
61
Calendar of State Papers, Eliz., vol. ix, No. 47 B.
62
Calendar of State Papers, Eliz., vol. x, Feb. 28, 1565.
63
Calendar of State Papers, Eliz., vol. x, 31 March, 1565.
64
Calendar of State Papers, Eliz., vol. x, 3 June, 1565.
65
Calendar of State Papers, Eliz., vol. xi, 31 Oct., 1565.
68
"A Flamy. Vne brodure dor esmaille de blancq et rouge contenante xxxvij pieces.
Vne brodure dorelette de mesme façon garnye de lj piece esmaille de blancq et rouge.
Vne cottouere de mesme façon contenante soixante piece esmaille de blanc et rouge.
Vng quarquan esmaille aussy de blancq et rouge garny de vingt une piece.
Vne chesne a saindre en semblable façon contenante lij pieces esmaillez de blanc et ouge et vng vaze pandant au bout." —Inventories, p. 116.
70
MS. Fragment in the Register House; cf. Inventories, p. 1.
71
Prince Labanoff, Lettres de Marie Stuart, t. v, p. 222.
73
Calderwood, History of the Kirk of Scotland, vol. iii, p. 285.
74
G. Chalmers, Life of Mary Queen of Scots, vol. iii, p. 615.
75
Calendar of State Papers, vol. iv, p. 599.
76
Thomson's Collection of Inventories, p. 193; cf. Calendar of State Papers, vol. iv, Oct. 19, 1573; and Inventories of Mary, p. clvii.
77
Printed in Letters from Lady Margaret Burnet to John, Duke of Lauderdale, p. 83. Bannatyne Club.
78
Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland, vol. iii, p. 313.
79
G. Chalmers' Life of Queen Mary, vol. i, p. 109.
82
Teulet, Papiers d'Etat relatifs à l'Histoire de l'Ecoss, t. ii, p. 32.
83
Miss Strickland's Lives of the Queens of Scotland, vol. iv, p. 95.
84
Calendar of State Papers relating to Scotland, vol. i, p. 204.
86
History of the Reformation, vol. ii, p. 415.
87
Prince Labanoff, Lettres de Marie Stuart, t. iv, p. 341.
88
Inventories, pp. xlvii, 31, 65, 68, 70.
90
Teulet, op. cit., p. 167.
92
Calendar of State Papers relating to Scotland, vol. i, p. 208.
