_Livingstone_, Lord, remains neutral at the Reformation, 40.
_Lockhart_, Sir William, on the Scottish Council during the Commonwealth, 106; in Cromwell’s House of Lords, 121.
_London_, Scotsmen in, during reign of Elizabeth, 55, 56; scarcity of wood in, 135; Union Commission at, in 1670, 139; in 1702, 183.
_Lorraine_, Cardinal of, at the Treaty of Cambray, 24.
_Mackenzie_, Sir George, of Rosehaugh, 128, 139, 140, 158, 159.
_Maitland_, William, of Lethington, advocates the Union of England and Scotland, 31-34.
_Marshall_, Earl, neutral at the Reformation, 40.
_Martyr_, Peter, letter to, from Jewel, quoted, 41.
_Mary_, of Guise (Queen Regent), assembles the Scottish Nobles in 1555, 20, 21; asked by Henry of France to suppress the Reformation in Scotland, 25, 26; takes shelter in Leith, 30; her death, 38.
_Mary_, Queen of England, effects of her death, 22, 23.
_Mary_, Queen of Scots, betrothed to the Dauphin, 17; sent to France, 19; effects of her marriage on the relations of France and Scotland, 21; assumes the title of Queen of England, 23; to give up using this title, 38; death of Francis II., 44; returns to Scotland, 45; her execution, 49.
_Mary_, Queen of England (wife of William III.), 149.
_Maxwell_, Master of, a Lord of the Congregation, 40.
_Melrose_, Abbey, destroyed by the English, 17.
_Melrose_, Abbot, at the Parliament of Westminster, 12.
_Melville_, George, first Earl of, 148, 177, 178.
_Midlothian_, representation of, in Richard Cromwell’s Parliament, 105.
_Monteith_, Earl of, a Lord of the Congregation, 40.
_Montmorency_, Duke of, at the Treaty of Cambray, 24.
_Montrose_, John, Earl of, on Commission for Union, 65.
_Montrose_, William, Earl of, neutral at the Reformation, 40.
_Morton_, Earl of, neutral at the Reformation, 40.
_Navigation Act (English)_, 127-129, 132, 133, 170, 172.
_Norfolk_, Lieutenant of the North of England, 36.
_Northumberland_, duty on horses entering, 130.
_Ochiltree_, Lord, a Lord of the Congregation, 40.
_Parliament of England_, Address of James I. to, 60; meeting of, in 1604, 63; in 1605, 75; in 1606, 76; debate on Scottish question, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82; will not agree to the Union in 1607, 84; representation of Scotland in, during the Commonwealth, 100, 101; the Long Parliament dissolved, 101; representation of Scotland in Barebones’ Parliament, 101; thirty members to serve for Scotland in, 102; Protector’s first Parliament, 104; Scottish members in 1656, 105; Richard Cromwell’s Parliament, 105; jurisdiction in Scotland forbidden except under authority of, 108; Bills for Union brought into, in 1659, 118; Lauderdale’s fear of, 124; commercial policy of English Parliament, 127; passes a Navigation Act, 128; Address of William III. to, 150; state of feeling in, 151; Address against Scottish Trading Company, 173; Scotland attacked in Parliament, 175; jealousy between Lords and Commons, 175, 176.