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Palatine; marriage negotiations of; marries Elizabeth; approached by Bohemia; seeks James’s advice; accepts Bohemian throne; enters Prague; denounced by James; flees Prague; continues to fight
    Frederick Henry, son of Elizabeth and Frederick
    Fuentes, Count
    Fuller, Nicholas
    Fyvie, Alexander, Lord President, see Seton, Alexander
    Galileo
    Galloway, Patrick
    Gammel Sellohe (Norway)
    Geneva
    Giustinian, Zorzi
    Glamis, Thomas, Master of, see Lyon, Thomas
    Glamis Castle
    Glasgow; University of
    Glasgow, Bishop of, see Boyd, James; Montgomery, Robert; Law, James
    Gledstanes, George, Bishop of Caithness, later Archbishop of St Andrews
    Glencairn, Alexander, fifth Earl of, see Cunningham, Alexander
    Glenlivet, battle of
    Golden Act
    Goodman, Godfrey
    Goodwin, Sir Francis
    Gordon, George, fourth Earl of Huntly
    Gordon, George, fifth Earl of Huntly
    Gordon, George, sixth Earl of Huntly; part of Gowrie’s faction; becomes Privy Councillor; rise of; correspondence with Spain; imprisoned; favoured by James; James’s attack on; at Brig o’ Dee; murder of Moray; Spanish Blanks affair; son of
    Gordon, Father James
    Gordon, Lady Jean, Countess of Bothwell
    Gordon, Sir Patrick, of Auchindoun
    Gordons, the
    Goring, Sir George
    Gowrie Plot
    Graham, Sir James, patron of Villiers
    Graham, John, Earl of Montrose
    Graham, Ritchie
    Gravelines
    Gravesend
    Gray, Nanis
    Gray, Patrick, Master of; fall of
    Greames, Richard
    Great Contract
    Greenwich
    Gregory XV, Pope
    Gresley, Walsingham
    Greville, Fulke
    Grey, Katherine
    Grey, Thomas, Lord
    grievances, parliamentary
    Guise, duc de
    Gunnarrssøn, Halvard
    Gunpowder Plot
    Hackerston, Captain
    Hacket, John
    Haddington
    Hall, John
    Hamilton, John, Archbishop of St Andrews
    Hamilton, Lord Claud
    Hamilton, James, second Earl of Arran, Duke of Châtelhérault; widow of
    Hamilton, James, of Bothwellhaugh
    Hamilton, James, Marquis of
    Hamilton, Lord John
    Hamiltons, the
    Hampton Court
    Hampton Court Conference
    Hamsfort, Cornelius
    Harding, John
    Harington, Sir John
    Harington, Sir John, of Exton
    Harrison, Stephen
    Harvey, William
    Hatfield House
    Hatton, Christopher
    Hay, Francis, eighth earl of Errol
    Hay, Sir James, later Viscount Doncaster, Earl of Carlisle
    Hay, John
    Hay, Robert
    Hayes, surgeon
    Hegy, Andrew
    Heidelberg
    Hemmingsen, Niels
    Henderson, Andrew
    Henderson, William
    Henri III, King of France
    Henri of Navarre, later Henri IV, King of France
    Henrietta Maria, Princess of France, later Queen of England; negotiations to marry Charles; marries Charles
    Henry, King of Scots (Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley); marries Mary; proclaimed King of Scots; attacked by Knox; Chaseabout Raid; quarrels with Mary; jealousy towards Riccio; signs bond against Riccio; and Riccio’s murder; escapes with Mary to Dunbar; rumours of divorce; birth of James; embarrassing behaviour of; deteriorating relations with Mary; at James’s baptism; falls ill; moved to Kirk o’Field; murder of
    Henry VI, King of England
    Henry VIII, King of England
    Henry Frederick, later Prince of Wales; birth of; baptism of; raised at Stirling; Basilikon Doron dedicated to; James’s letter to (1603); Anna attempts to remove from Stirling; popular with the English; chivalric interests of; increasing independence of; becomes Prince of Wales and Earl of Chester; moves into St James’s Palace; marriage plans for; illness and death of; funeral of; posthumous reputation of
    Henry Julius, Duke of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel
    Hepburn, James, fourth Earl of Bothwell; marries Mary, Queen of Scots
    Herbert, Sir Philip, later Earl of Montgomery
    Herbert, Earl of Pembroke
    Hermitage Castle
    Herries, John, fourth Lord, see Maxwell, Sir John
    Herries, Dr
    Hertford, Edward, Earl of, see Seymour, Edward
    Hewatt, Peter, minister
    Hiegait, William
    Hobbes, Thomas
    Hoby, Sir Edward
    Holles, Gervase
    Holles, Sir John
    Holyroodhouse, Palace of; Bothwell’s raids on
    Holyrood, Abbey of
    Home, Sir George, of Sprot, later Earl of Dunbar
    Hooker, Richard; Of the