The History of the Sufferings of the Church of Scotland from the Restoration to the Revolution, 4. cilt

act of indemnity acts of parliament Alexander alleged Andrew anent answered apprehended arms assize Bailie banished Bothwell brought burgh called Campbell Carstairs Cesnock church command commissioners compear court crimes death declared defender depone Dumfries earl of Argyle earl of Loudon Edinburgh estates execution favour foresaid forfeited gentlemen George give given Glasgow guilty hath hereby heritors indemnity indictment James Jerviswood John Cochran justice justiciary king king's kingdom Kirkcudbright laird late letter libel liberty lords magistrates majesty majesty's privy council merks messengers at arms ministers never oath ordain pannel papists parish party persecution persons popish pounds pounds Scots pounds sterling presbyterian prison probation proclamation protestant punishment rebellion rebels refused religion reset Robert royal Scotland Scots sent sentence servant shire Sir John Cochran soldiers sufferings taken thereof thing Thomas tion tolbooth traitors treason Wigton William William Spence witnesses words