The History of the Kirk of Scotland

Wodrow Society, 1843 - Presbyterianism

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And sentence of banishment against the leaders in the Raid	16

His vacillation and fruitless repentance	23

They fly from the town at the Kings approach	32

Flight of certain ministers into England	38

The Master of Oliphant and young Lochleven lost at sea	46

Articles which he laboured to have confirmed by the Reformed	53

His singular behaviour during his embassy	61

Wotton sent Ambassador to Scotland	372

Lord Russel killed on a day of truce	378

The banished Lords enter Scotland and gather forces	383

They advance to the siege of Stirling	389

estate	406

Account of the reformation of these abuses at Ruthven	416

Other notes proving that Arran and Colonel Stewarts courses pro	422

New notes proving that Arran and Colonel Stewart by their courses	432

Acts of this parliament	63

The Spanish ambassador dismissed from England for his share	71

For which he was menaced with death by the Duke of Lennox	113

Galloway ordered to be apprehended	121

Substance of the dialogue between Henry and Edward concerning	141

He is apprehended and examined by the King and Privy Council	148

Andrew Melvill writes to the Churches of Geneva and Zurich	157

A dream of David Lindsay Minister at Leith	167

Palliates or denies his own infringements of amity with England	174

List of grievances presented by Hunsdon	176

Reply to Arrans Third answer	182

Letter thrown into the pulpit of Edinburgh charging the ministers	189

A parliament held at Edinburgh	197

Account of his last moments	208

Their appeal to his Majesty	214

1481	233

William Airds calling to the ministry	235

The Master of Grays behaviour during his embassy in England	241

Craigs letter inciting the other ministers to subscribe	247

1585	254

List of the Kings Intentions in behalf of religion and the church	267

Answer to the account of the Kings Intentions	274

Dialogue between Zelator Temporizar and Palemon	295

Proclamation establishing ecclesiastical commissioners	339

Edmonston of Duntreaths deposition	345

Ministers in Scotland persecuted to subscribe to the band	351

The banished Lords supplication to King James	359

The King banqueted at Dirleton	366

New notes proving that their courses promoted the ruin of	438

Early History of the Earl of Arran	448

ters ecclesiastical	450

That by the Twentieth undue power is granted to the Archbishop	456

Supplication of the Commissioners of the Church in consequence	464

Conference between the King and the minister of Pencaitland	484

State of the Church at this period	491

Melvill requests a testimonial from the synod of the doctrine of	496

The synod ordains him to be excommunicated	503

The Earl of Arran banished	547

Andrew Melvill warded	584

She suggests the method of a successful invasion of England	590

Account of Babingtons conspiracy	597

The Synod of Merse	603

Her answer to the sentence	609

Secretary Davidsons imprisonment for giving up the warrant	610

A Commission	633

Calling of Robert Bruce to the ministry	634

A parliament held amidst a contention among the nobles	640

The Lairds of Cessford and Balcleugh warded	647

In Glasgow	664

ship	670

James Gibson suspended from the ministry	675

Captain Sempil apprehended	681

The Popish Lords traffic with the Spaniards	695

The Testament of James Lawson first minister of Edinburgh	697

Renfrew	710

The Queen of England	719

Title	The History of the Kirk of Scotland Publications (Wodrow Society), Wodrow Society The History of the Kirk of Scotland, David Calderwood Volumes 3-10 of The Wodrow society ... Publication[s] of the works of the fathers and early writers of the Reformed church of Scotland [v. 3-10] Issue 5 of Wodrow society, Edinburgh. [Publ
Author	David Calderwood
Publisher	Wodrow Society, 1843
Original from	Princeton University
Digitized	10 Dec 2009

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