Knox to admonish Kirkcaldy of Grange,
GENERAL INDEX.
; protected the priest who celebrated Queen Mary's first mass after her arrival Sorbonne, College of the, iv.
289, 292, 294, v., ib.
298, 299.
Soul, The, false charge against George in Scotland, 271, 293 ; his riotous conduct Wishart that it should sleep until the last in Edinburgh, 315 ; married to the Earl of Bothwell's sister, 320 ; notice of, ib.,
; went to the North, 391 ; his death day, i. 167, 170; ii. 109.
Spens, John, of Condie, King's Advocate, notice of, i. 419
; ii. 401, 491, 304 at Inverness, 392 ; his character, 392 ; vi.
; a professor of the gospel, and his gentle129. ness towards Knox, 401, 403, 405, 477 ; Stewart, Margaret, second wife of John Knox, iii.
114, 115; her marriage to Knox, vi. 532, 533 ; attended him under sent by the Queen to the Lords, who met at Stirling, in July 1565, for security of the Reformed religion, 492, 497. his last illness, 634, 639, 642, 643, 654, 655.
Stewart, Lord Robert, Abbot of HolyroodSpottiswood, John, Superintendent of Lothian and Tweeddale, his appointment to house, afterwards Bishop of Caithness, a natural son of James V., i.458
; notice of, that ofSce, ii. 87
; vi. 386
; one of those appointed to di'aw up the Book of Disciib.
; subscribed the Treaty of Berwick between Queen Elizabeth and the Lords of pline, ii. 128
; the form and order of his election to be Superintendent, 144-150 ; the Congregation, ii. 53
; present at the Parliament of August 1560,
; provi. 384
; notice of, ii. 144, 424 ; called for tected the priest who celebrated Queen Mary's first mass after her arrival in Scotby Queen
Mary, in 1565, and her fair words to, 482, 511, 517, 528, 538 ; visited with Knox the churches of the west to reland,
271, 293 ; his marriage with the form abuses, vi.
143, 152 ; described by sister of the Earl of Cassilis, 321 ; went Quintine Kennedy as a pestilent preacher, to the North,
; a member of the 165-167 ; prayed the General Assembly General Assembly at Perth in 1572, vi.
622, 630, 639 ; visited Knox on his deathof December 1563 to be allowed to return to his former cure as minister of Calder, bed, 640.
386, 440, 443, 534, 537; requested by Knox to admonish Kirkcaldy of Grange, Stirling, Destruction of monasteries at, by the rascal multitude, i. 362.
Stoical necessity, stated and refuted, v. 32583, 622.
Spottiswood, John, Archbishop of St. An34, 116, 119, 133, 185, 274. drews, ii. 144
; omissions and alterations made on the copy of the Book of DisciStratoun, David, of Lauriston, his trial for heresy in Holyroodhouse Abbey in 1536, pline inserted in his History, 587-589 i.
58-60 ; notice of,
; hanged and burned at Greenside, 60 ; vi. 666
; Foxe's iii. 408, 409. account of the martyrdom of, i. 519-521 Stark, Helen, drowned at Perth for heresy, ; date of his martyrdom, vi. 666.
Sunday, i.
; ii. 238,
; marriages i. 523-526.
Stewart, James, Lord Prior of St. Andrews, celebrated on, 321, 494, 533, 551 ; Knox afterwards Earl of Murray.
See Murray, usually wrote his letters on, after deliverEarl of. ing his sermons, 326 ; the Duke of ChaStewart, James, Commendator of St. Colme, telherault supped with Knox on, vi. 145. subscribed the Treaty of Berwick between Queen Elizabeth and the Lords of the Superintendents, First appointment of, ii.
Congregation, ii. 53
; subscribed the Band
; form and order of the election of, 143-150 ; the office temporary, 144 ; vi. to defend the liberty of the Evangel, at Edinburgh, April 1560, 63 ; a member of 385, 386 ; doctrine of the Book of Discipline as to, ii.
201-208, 423-511, 528,
; different from a bishop,
; iii. the Parliament of April 1560, 88 ; notice of, ib., 492 ; vi. 128, 138.
Stewart, Lord John, Prior of Coldingham, 270,
; vi.
122,
; complaints a member of the Parliament of August brought against,
; address by them and the ministers to all the faithful within 1560, ii. 88
; a natural son of King James
GENERAL INDEX.
'53 corpse of a deceased i^erson when accused the realm, as to the support of the ministers, 431-436. of, into Court, ii. 381.
SupraLipsarianism, v. 11.
Supremacy over the Church, James the Trent, Council of, its resolution to exterminate all of the new religion throughout Sixth's zeal for the assumption of, iv. 426,
; this never conceded by Knox to the the world, vi. 402, 403, 442, 558.
Tylney, Emery, scholar of George Wishcivil ruler, 427 ; Act for restoring, in the art, his account of Wishart's person and reign of Queen Elizabeth, vi. 4. habits, vi. 670-672.
Surplice, Letter from the General Assembly, U in December 1566, to the English Bishops about the, i.
544-547 ; iv.
11, 22, 53, Universities, Book of Discipline as to, ii.
62.
213-221 ; none to be received into, withSutherland, John, eleventh Earl of, joined out due trial of their capacity and probit}',
; the Kirk not to be subjected to, vi. the Lords of the Congregation, ii. 6, 7 ; notice of, 6 ; treason of, 359 ; forfeited by 619, 630. the Parliament of 1563,
; left Edinburgh after the slaughter of Riccio, 523 ; married the lady of the Earl of Bothwell
Valden.ses, The, i. 494. after her divorce, 553.
Vestments, Letter of Knox, in name of the Sweating sickness, iii. 167.
General Assembly, to the English Bishops in reference to, ii. 544-547.
W Taberxacle, Annual offerings to the, iv.
Wallace, Adam, alias Fean, arrested for 528-530.
Taxation, Exorbitant, by the Queen Regent, heresy in 1550, i. 237
; notice of, ih.
; his accusation and answers, 238-241 i. 407.
; protesTeachers, How to be provided for, according tation of the Earl of Glencairne against his to the Book of Discipline, ii. 200, 201. death,
, burnt upon the Castlehill, Testament, New, in English, Henry Forrest Edinburgh, 241 ; the chief instrument of his death, John Hamilton, Abbot of Paiscommitted to the flames for simply having, ley,
; account of his trial and coni. 53.
Throckmorton, Sir Nicholas, Letters of, to Queen Elizabeth, ii. 168-174; vi. 551 557; demnation by Foxe, 543-550 ; iv. 285.
Washing the disciples' feet not a part of the his arrival at Stirling in 1565, as her amLord's Supper, iv. 163.
Wedderburn, James, of Dundee, a poet, i. bassador, ii. 480-482 ; letter of Thomas Randolph to, vi. 127-129, 136.
530.
Wedderburn, John, Vicar of Dundee, author Tithes or Teinds, i. 8, 58, 59, 194 ; iv. 127.
Tonstall, Dr. Cuthbert, Bishop of Durham, summoned Knox before the Coimcil of the of a metrical version of the Psalms of David, i. 139
; notice of, 531.
Whittingham, William, minister, probable North, iii. 32
; appearance of Knox before the Council and, 33-70 ; vi. 155
; a mainauthor of Narrative of the Troubles at Frankfurt, iv.
; fled to Frankfurt tainer of idolatry, iii.
; convicted of murder and theft, 247 ; raged and triumphed against the truth, 284, 285, 293 from the persecution of Mary Queen of England, 9, 10 ; subscribed the invitation ; of the English Church at Frankfurt to Knox to become their pastor,
; sided his treachery in adjudging the Imperial Crown of England to Philip II. of Spain, with Knox in the controversy which sub296, 297 ; vi. 139. sequently arose, 17, 19,
; letter from Trausubstantiation, i.
158, 159, 545-547,
; ii. 114
; iii. 278, 279 ; iv. 194, 197, Calvin to him and Knox, regarding the English Prayer-Book, 28-30, 51-53; as314, 315, ,563; vi. 162-164, 174. sisted in drawing up the English Genevese
Treason, Barbarous custom of bringing the 3 B VOL.
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Book of Common Order, 30, 31, 34, 46, i.
; stratagem of Cardinal Beaton against his life, 131, 132 ; again in Dun146, 157; his character of Knox, 38; commanded by the magistrates of Frankdee,
132, 133; preached in Leith, 134; and in Inveresk, 135, 136; and in Trafurt to desire Knox to depart from tlie nent, 136 ; and in Haddington, 136-138 ; went to Ormiston,
; apprehended by city, 39, 48, 50 ; letter from, to Calvin, 54; notice of, 55, 65, 145, 147; transthe Earl of Bothwell, 140-142 ; carried lated a portion of the versiim of the psalms ill "Knox's Psalms and Liturgy," to Edinburgh and imprisoned by the Regent in the castle, 143, 144
; delivered by
; vi.
-285, 335,
; his sentiments the Regent to Cardinal Beaton, by whom those of Knox in regard to female governhe was imprisoned in the Sea Tower of St.
Andrews,
; articles of which he was ment, iv.
351, 356,
; character of, b}' Dr. Thomas Fuller, 546, 549 ; one of thp tianslators of the Geneva Bible, 550,
; revised at Paris Knox's work on accused, and his answers, 148-167 ; his prayer, 167, 168 ; his words at his execution, 169, 170; hanged and burned, 171; predestination, v. 15*, 16*.
Willock, John, Superintendent of Glasgow and the West, notice of, i. 245, 247, 256 ; preached the Reformed faith in Dundee and Edinburgh,
; proposed disputaresentment excited by his death, ih.
; which was avenged, 172, 176, 177 ; was not implicated in the English schemes for assassinating Cardinal Beaton, 215, tion between him and Quintine Kennedy, 536, 537 : notice of, 534-537 ; his parentin March 1559, vi.
154,
; described by Kennedy as a pestilent preacher, age, 534; vi.
667, 668; account of his person and habits by his scholar, Emery etc., 165-167 ; came to Perth with the Tylney, 670-672.
Wishart, Sir John, of Pittarrow, ComptrolEarl of Glencairne, i. 342, 343 ; supplied Knox's place as minister of Edinburgh ler, with the Protestants at Perth, in for some time, 388, 389,
; had de1559, i.
337,
; vi. 35
; one of the commissioners sent by the Lords of the parted to England,
; his interview Congregation to the Queen Regent, in with the Queen Regent, ii. 71
; appointed 1559, i. 366, 369, 378 ; subscribed a letter Superintendent of Glasgow, 87 ; vi.
119, 122, 386 ; one of those appointed to draw up addressed to her by the Protestant Lords the Book of Discipline, ii. 128
; called for by Queen Mary, in 1565, and herfair words after they had suspended her from the Regency, 451 ; one of the commissioners despatched to Berwick by the Lords of to, 482, 484 ; letter of General Assembly, in January 1567-8, to, requesting him to the Congregation to form a treaty with commissioners from Queen Elizabeth, ii. return to Scotland from England, vi. 445,
; his letter to Knox on the death of 45, 47, 64 ; iii. 414
; one of the commisthe Regent Murray, 672. sioners appointed to inquire into the renWiftzet, Ninian, Master of the Grammar tals of the ecclesiastical benefices, ii.
School of Linlithgow, afterwarr^s Abbot
; appointed to pay the ministers' of the Scottish Monastery of St. James at stipends,
; his parsimony to the ministers, 311 ; notice of, ib.
; the honour Ratisbon, notice of, vi.
152,
; his Booke of Four-score three Questions, 153 of knighthood conlerred on him by Queen Mary, 314; with the Earl of Murray in ; answer to his Questions purposed by Knox, but never executed, 193. the battle between him and the P^arl of Huntley at Corrichie in Aberdeenshire, Wishart, George, preached in Montrose and Dundee, i.
; and in Ayr,
; and on a moor near Mauchline, 128 ; re356; hated by Queen Mary, 392, 403, 423 joined the Lurds who opposed her by arms, in 1565, 499 ; letter of Knox to, in July turned to Dundee on hearing that the plague had broken out, 129 ; his sermon 1572, vi. 616; pedigree of his family, there, 129-130 ; a priest hired to assassin661-669.
Wishart, Families of the name of, vi. 669. ate, 130; vi.670; returned to Montrose,
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r55 Worship, Divine, Inventions of man in, forWitches burned, ii. 391, 357, Women, The vain Apparel of, condemned by the Reformed preachers, ii. 381
; by Knox, iv.
225-229 ; and by Tertullian, bidden, iii.
34-47 ; things indifferent not to be pressed in, iv. 62.
Worship, Public, how to be performed according to the English Service Book, iv.
381, 382.
Women, Knox's First Blast of the Trumpet
; according to the English Genevese Book of Common Order, iv. 179-186. against the monstrous Regiment of, 349420, 452, 453, 553, 554 ; v.
3-6 ; vi. 14, Wykliffe, John, i. 494.
Wynrame, Dean John, Sub-prior of the Abbey of St.
Andrews, i.
; notice 15, 18 ; propositions to be discussed in his proposed Second Blast, iv. 539.
Women in childbed, Purification of, iv. 27, of,
; his sermon before the trial of George Wishart, ib.
; his interview with 61.
Wood, John, of Tilliedavy, secretary to Wishart,
; present at Knox's first the Regent Murray, refused to assist the public sermon, delivered in St. Andrews, General Assembly, in December 1561, with his advice, ii. 295
; notices of, ib. in 1547, 192 ; presided at a convention of Gray and Black Friars in St. Andrews, ; before which John Rough and Knox were vi. 560; hated by Queen Mary, ii.
392,
; as secretary to the Regent Murray employed in the proceedings against Queen Mary at York, in 1568, iii. 415; called, 193; reasoning between him and Knox respecting the use of ceremonies in divine worship, 194-197 ; appointed vi. 121, 445 ; letters of Knox to, 558-561, Superintendent for Fife, ii. 87
; vi.
122, 386, 38?
; member of Parliament, in Au612, 645.
Works, Good, Doctrine of the Scottish Congust 1560, 88 ; vi. 118, 120 ; one of those appointed to draw up the Book of Discifession of Faith as to, ii. 104-107 ; do not pline, ii. 128, 424 ; described by Quintine Kennedy as a pestilent preacher, &c., vi. precede faith, but are its fruits, iii. 20-24, 494-496, 506 ; answer to the arguments adduced to prove that man is justified by,
496-504 ; true place of, 507,510, 514, 515.
Works of Supererogation, iii. 131.
165167 ; called for by Queen Mary, in 1565, and her fair words to, ii.
482, 517.
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