minister
Craig, Dr John
Craigmillar
Cranborne, Robert, Viscount, see Cecil, Sir Robert
Cranfield, Sir Lionel, Lord Treasurer Middlesex; fall of
Cranston, Thomas
Crawford, Bessie
Crawford, David, tenth earl of, see Lindsey, David
Crichton, Father William
Cromarty, George, Earl of, see Mackenzie, George
Culross
Cuningham, Robert
Cunningham, Alexander, fifth Earl of Glencairn
Cunningham, John
Dairsie
Dalkeith
Dalton, James
Daniel, Samuel
Davidson, John, minister
Davison, Francis
de Bohan, Duc
de Brienne, Comte
de Caus, Salomon
de Fentray, M.
d’Effiat, Marquis
de Fontenay, M.
de Inojosa, Marquis
Dekker, Thomas
de la Boderie
de Mayerne, Theodore
de Mendoza, Bernardino
Denmark; James sails for; James and Anna visit
de Perriet, Jean
de’ Servi, Constantino
de Vere, Susan
de Vere, Edward, Earl of Oxford
Devereux, Robert, second Earl of Essex, negotiations with James
Devereux, Robert, third Earl of Essex
d’Ewes, Simonds
Digby, Sir Everard
Digby, Sir John, later Earl of Bristol
Dingwall, Lord
Discourse of the Maner of the Discovery …
Doncaster, James, Viscount, see Hay, James
Donne, John
Douglas, Archibald, eighth Earl of Angus
Douglas, Archibald
Douglas, George
Douglas, James, fourth Earl of Morton; Lord Chancellor; flees to England; Regent; threatened by Lennox; denunciation of; execution of
Douglas, William (d. 1591), ninth Earl of Angus
Douglas, William (d. 1611), tenth Earl of Angus
Douglas, Sir William, of Lochleven
Douglas, Willie
Dove, Thomas, Dean of Peterborough
Dover
Dowland, John
Drummond, Jane
Drummond, William, of Hawthorden
Drury, Sir William
Du Croc
Dudley, Lord Robert, later Earl of Leicester
duelling
Dumbarton Castle
Dunbar
Dunchurch
Dundee
Dunfermline; Abbey of
Dunkeson, John
Durham
Dykes, John
Edinburgh; James’s entry into (1579); riots in; Anna’s entry into (1590); James leaves (1603); preparations for James’s visit (1617); James’s visit (1617); Locations in: Bow Street; Butter Trone; Canongate; Castle; Coinhouse; High Town; Mercat Cross; Nether Bow; St Giles’s Church; Salt Trone; Strait Bow; Tolbooth; University of; West Port
Edmondes, Sir Thomas
Edward III, King of England
Edward VI, King of England
Eedes, Richard
Egerton, Thomas, Lord Ellesmere, Lord Chancellor
Eglinton, Hugh, Earl of, see Montgomery, Hugh
Eglisham, George
Elizabeth I, Queen of England; supports Scottish Protestants; and James’s baptism; interest in James’s upbringing; alliance with Bothwell; Kirk attacks on; death of; funeral of; relations with James; relations with Mary; relations with Anna
Elizabeth, Princess of Denmark
Elizabeth, Princess; marriage plans for; marriage to Frederick; leaves England; and Bohemia; flees Prague
Ellesmere, Lord Chancellor see Egerton, Thomas
Elphinstoun, James, later Lord Balmerino
Elsinore
Eltham Park
Elwes, Sir Gervase
England, Scottish relations with; after Mary’s execution
Eric XIV, King of Sweden
Erskine, Adam, Commendator of Cambuskenneth
Erskine, Alexander, of Gogar
Erskine, David, Commendator of Dryburgh
Erskine, John, Earl of Mar, Regent; guardian of James; Regent; death of
Erskine, John, Master of (‘Jocky o’ Sclaittis’), later Earl of Mar; as Henry’s guardian; wife of; son of; joins English Privy Council
Erskine, Sir Thomas
Everard, Dr John
Exchequer, Court of the
Fairbarne, William
Falkland
Fargison, Alexander
Farnham Castle
Fawkes, Guy
Felton, John
Fenton, Viscount
Ferdinand of Styria, Archduke; elected Emperor; daughter of
Fife
Five Articles of Perth, see Perth
Fleetwood, Sir Miles
Flekkerø
Florence, Grand Duke of
Florio, John
Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington DC
Fortescue, Sir John
Forth, Firth of
Fotheringay Castle
Foulden
Foulis, James
Fowlartoun, William
Fowler, Thomas
Fowler, William
Francisco de Jesus, Father
François II, King of France
François, duc d’Anjou
Frederic Ulric of Brunswick
Frederick II, King of Denmark
Frederick V, Count