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JAMES STEWART.[585]

ROTHESS.[586] JAMES HALIBURTON.[587]

R. BOYD.[588]

ALEX^R. CAMPBELL, DENE OF MURRAY.[589]

VILLIAM OF CULROS.[590]

MAISTER ALEX^R. GORDOUN.[591]

BARGANY YOUNGER.[592]

ANDRO KER _of Fawdonsyd_.[593]

T. SCOTT _of Hanyng_.[594]

JOHNE LOKHART _of Barr_.[595]

GEORGE CORRIE _of Kelwod_.[596]

JOHNE SCHAW _of Halie_.[597]

ANDRO HAMMYLTOUN _of Lethame_.[598]

GLENCARN.[599]

UCHILTRIE.[600]

SANQUHAR.[601]

SANCTJOHNS.[602]

WILLIAM LORD HAY.[603]

DRUMLANGRIKE.[604]

CONYGHAMHEID.[605]

JOHNE MAXWELL.[606]

GEORGE FENTOUN _of that Ilk_.[607]

LOCHINWARE.[608]

[582] James Duke of Chattelherault, Regent and Governor of Scotland, after the death of James the Fifth: see vol. i. pp. 95, 242. In edit.

1621, his name is omitted in the above list.

[583] James third Earl of Arran, and eldest son of the Duke of Chattelherault. Owing to his declared incapacity, at his father's death, in 1575, the family estates devolved upon Lord John Hamilton the second son; but the Earl survived till 1609.

[584] Archibald fifth Earl of Argyle, succeeded to the t.i.tle in 1558.

He at first adhered to the Queen Regent, but soon joined the Lords of the Congregation, and continued to act along with the Earl of Murray, until 1568, when he went over to the Queen's party, without materially aiding her cause. When the Earl of Morton was chosen Regent, the Earl of Argyle succeeded him as Lord Chancellor, 17th January 1573; but he did not long enjoy his honours, having died suddenly on the 12th September 1573, and not 1575 as stated in the Peerages and other works. (Diurnal of Occurrents, p. 337, and Register of Confirmed Testaments.)

[585] Lord James Stewart, Commendator of St. Andrews and Pittenweem; afterwards Earl of Murray, and Regent of Scotland.

[586] Andrew fourth Earl of Rothes, succeeded on the death of his father, November 1558.

[587] In the MS. this name stands in a kind of intermediate column by itself. James Halyburton, sometimes styled Tutor of Pitcur. He was a person of great activity and influence, and filled the office of Provost of Dundee for the long period of thirty-three years. He died in 1588, aged seventy.

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