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  • * British History Online * *

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    Border Papers volume 1, June 1592, 01 June 1592-30 June 1592

    me lord Bothwell hes the Kingis Majeste gottin in his keiping wythe xxiiij men in to his henes compane, the Earll of Arren being the fyrst of his hienes compane, that come to entreit for quyetnes. Me lord Bothwell hes Subscribers-only content

    Border Papers volume 1, February 1591, 01 February 1591-28 February 1591

    Kelso, 29 th January 1590. Bothwell. 1 p. Indorsed: "The coppie of L. Bothwelles lettre." (5) (Forster to Bothwell.) Earnestly repeating his request for delay till 15 February, but offering in the meantime, if Bothwell sends the "falters" of Scotland Subscribers-only content

    Border Papers volume 1, August 1593, 01 August 1593-31 August 1593

    betwene thErle Bothwell and Greyme, and that therle Bothwell employd a man of his called Renian Chirnsyde to procure more then xx tie metinges betwene his lordship and Greyme. The cheif pointes Greyme alledgeth were that therle Bothwell should tell Subscribers-only content

    Elizabeth, April 1562, 01 April 1562-30 April 1562

    in presence of the Queen and Council, Bothwell was charged with treason, Arran to his face confirming it, the other constantly denying it. Many words passed between them, Arran's behaviour most commended. Bothwell required the combat, or to be tried Subscribers-only content

    Elizabeth, April 1567, 01 April 1567-30 April 1567

    own); Bothwell. Lord Herries; with the commissioners of Ayr, S t Johnston, and Aberdeen. 1 p. Contemporary English hand . 492. Band of the Nobility to Bothwell. [April 19. ] The "undirsubscryvand," considering that though the Earl of Bothwell has Subscribers-only content

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    FINE ARTS. BRITISH INmvrrUTION. I Tim momentous occurrences which have kept upon an eager stretch of attention not only the British but the whole European people, and wvhich have transpired since the opening of tite Gallery this season, have Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    FINE ARTS. SOCIETY OF BRITISH ARTISTS-S UFFOLK STREET EXHIBITION. No. 132. The Covenanters; G. HARVEY.-It is a heart-stirring and a profitable sight to see men, who know that they are oppressed,. and feel that they are acting conscientiously,assembled together Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    the death of Darnley, we meet with the following. It is not easily recon- cileable with Mary's alleged hatred of Bothwell, before what is called his " forcible abduction " of her. The reader will observe also, at its conclusion, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    The bottle scenes in this sonak are about the neost spirited soil thrilling since Scott described the gathering at LoudonuHilland Bothwell Brig."-Athenreum. Also just ready, V. The Third and Concluding Volume, in 8vo., of Lady BeEssaNGTOXvoS IDLER IN ITALY. VL. Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    is the unaltered Mary, the high-spirited and quick-passioned beauty of the days of Knox and Murray, of Darnley, Rizzio, and Bothwell. The only great effect in it is a thing that never did happen, and never could; a meeting between Subscribers-only content

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    21 November 1798, 21 November 1798

    and that William Allan Schoolmafter of Bothwell, Colonel John Hamilton of Metherwell, William Hamilton Efquire of Wifhaw, James Curriefon Efquire of Jervifion, and James Hamilton Efquire of Holmhead, Heritors in the faid Parifli of Bothwell, may be required to anfwer Subscribers-only content

    18 February 1800, 18 February 1800

    upon the Anfwer of William Allan Schoolmafter, at Bothwell, the Right Honourable Lord Belhaven, Colonel John Hamilton, of Motherwell, James Cunnifon Efquire, ofJervißon, James Hamilton Efquire, of Hobnhead, and other Heretors of Bothwell, put in to the faid Appeal; and Subscribers-only content

    Index, 10 December 1829

    Undermillbeck, &c.; Haile ; Kirkpatrick Irongray ; Mauchline ; Grougar Farmers Society; Weavers, &c. of Cannongate and North Leith ; Bothwell; Lecropt; Alva ; Hamilton ; New Monk- land; Lorn; Terling; and Kirkcudbright, 210. — Canonbie; Stowe cum Novem Ecclesiis; Subscribers-only content

    11 March 1831, 11 March 1831

    in the County of Lanark, whose Names are thereunto subscribed : And also, Upon reading the Petition of the Heritors Bothwell: and Owners of Land and Houses in the Parish of Both- well and County of Lanark, whose Names are Subscribers-only content

    4 October 1831, 4 October 1831

    That the said Petition do lie on the Table. Upon reading the Petition of the Inhabitants of the Bothwell: Parish of Bothwell, Lanarkshire, North Britain, whose Names are thereunto subscribed ; taking notice of the last-mentioned Bill, and praying their Subscribers-only content

 

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