Kings of Scotland.

36. Romachus-brother's son to Crathilinthus, began to reign in the year 351.

37. Angusianus-Crathilinthus's brother's son, succeeded to Romachus in the year 354.

38. Fethelmachus-another brother's son of Crathilinthus; he began to reign in the year 357.

39. Eugenius I.-Fincormachus's son, began to reign in the year 360.

40. Fergus II.-Erthus's son's son to Ethodius; he began his reign in the year 404.

41. Eugenius II.-son of Fergus II. succeeded his father in the year 420.

42. Dongardus-succeeded his brother, Eugenius II. in the year 452.

43. Constantine I.-succeeded to his brother, Dongardus, in the year 457.

44. Congallus I.-son of Dongardus, began to reign in the year 479.

45. Goranus-succeeded to his brother, Congallus I. in the year 501.

46. Eugenius III.—Congallus's son, succeeded to his father and uncle, in the year 535.

47. Congallus II.—succeeded to his brother, Eugenius III. in the year 558.

48. Kinnetellus-succeeded to his brother, Congallus II. in the year 574.

49. Aidanus—son of Goranus, the forty-fifth King, began to reign in the year 575.

50. Kenneth I.-surnamed Keir, Congallus II.'s son, began to reign in the year 605.

51. Eugenius IV.-son of Aidanus, began to reign in the year 606.

52. Ferchard I.-succeeded to his father, Eugenius IV., in the year 626.

53. Donald IV.—succeeded to his brother Ferchard I. in

the year

the

638.

54. Ferchard II.-succeeded to his brother Donald IV. in

year 652.

55. Malduinus-son to Donald IV. began to reign in the year 670.

56. Eugenius V.-Malduinus's brother's son, began to reign in the year 690.

57. Eugenius VI.-son to Ferchard II., began to reign in the year 694.

58. Amberkelethus-son of Findanus, son of Eugenius V., began to reign in the year 704.

59. Eugenius VII.-succeeded to his brother Amberkelethus, in the year 706.

60. Murdacus-Amberkelethus's son, began to reign in the year 726.

61. Etfinus-Eugenius VII. his son, began to reign in the year 739.

62. Eugenius VIII.—Murdacus's son, began to reign in the year 770.

63. Fergus III.-Etfinus's son, began to reign in the year

773.

64. Solvathius-Eugenius VIII.'s son, began to reign in the year 776.

65. Achaius-Etfinus's son, began to reign in the year 796.

66. Congallus III.—Achaius's father's brother's son, began to reign in the year 828.

67. Dongallus-Solvathius's son, succeeded in the year

833.

68. Alpinus-Achaius's son, began to reign in the year

840.

69. Kenneth II.-surnamed the Great, succeeded to his father Alpinus, in the year 843.

Kings of Scotland.

70. Donald V.-succeeded to his brother Kenneth II. in

the year 863.

71. Constantine II.-son of Kenneth II. began to reign in the year 868.

72. Ethus-surnamed Alipes, the son of Constantine II. succeeded his father in the year 884.

73. Gregory-surnamed the Great, son of Dongallus II. began to reign in 886.

74. Donald VI.-son of Constantine II. began to reign in the year 904.

75. Constantine III.-son of Ethus, surnamed Alipes, began to reign in the year 915.

76. Malcolm I.-son of Donald VI., began to reign in the year 955.

77. Indulphus-son of Constantine III., began to reign in the year 964.

78. Duffus-the son of Malcolm I., began to reign in the year 973.

79. Culenus-Indulphus's son, began to reign in the year

978.

80. Kenneth III.-Duffus's brother, began to reign in the year 982.

81. Constantine IV.-surnamed Calvus, Culenus's son, began to reign in the year 994.

82. Grimus-Duffus's son, began to reign in the year

996.

83. Malcolm II.-son of Kenneth III. began to reign in the year 1006.

84. Duncan I.-son of Beatrix, daughter of Malcolm II. began to reign in the year 1034.

85. Macbeth-son of Donada, daughter of Malcolm II. began to reign in the year 1043.

86. Malcolm III.-surnamed Canmore, son of Duncan I. began to reign in the year 1057.

Kings of Scotland.

87. Donald VII.-surnamed Bane, usurped the crown after the death of his brother, in the year 1093.

year 1094.

88. Duncan II.-usurped the crown, in the Donald VII. made King again in the year 1095. 89. Edgar-the son of Malcolm III. began to reign in the year 1098.

90. Alexander I-surnamed Fierce, succeeded to his brother, in the year 1107.

91. David I.-commonly called St. David, the youngest son of Malcolm III. succeeded to his brother, in the year

1124.

92. Malcolm IV.-succeeded to his grandfather, David I. in the year 1153.

93. William-surnamed the Lion, succeeded to his brother, Malcolm IV. in the year 1165.

94. Alexander II.—succeeded to his father, William, in the year 1214.

95. Alexander III.—succeeded to his father, in the year 1249. 96. John Baliol.-He began his reign, in the year 1292. 97. Robert Bruce-began to reign, in the year 1306.

98. David II.-succeeded to his father, Robert Bruce, in the year 1330.

99. Edward Baliol-son to John Baliol, usurped the crown of Scotland, in the year 1332.

100. Robert II.-surnamed Blear-eye, the first of the Stuarts, son to Walter Stuart and Marjory Bruce, daughter to King Robert Bruce, succeeded to his uncle, in the year 1370.

101. Robert III.-surnamed John Farnezier, succeeded to his father, in the year 1390.

Robert, Earl of Fife and Monteith, governed Scotland in the year 1406.

Murdoch Stuart succeeded to his father, Robert, Earl of Fife, in the government of Scotland, in the year 1420.

Kings of Scotland.

102. James I.-began to reign, in the year 1424.

103. James II.—succeeded to his father, in the year 1437. 104. James III.-succeeded to his father, in the year 1460. 105. James IV.-succeeded to his father, in the year 1489. 106. James V.-succeeded to his father, in the year 1514. 107. Mary-succeeded to her father, James V. in the year

1544.

108. James VI.-succeeded to his mother, in the year 1567.

REGALIA OF SCOTLAND.

The Regalia is kept in an inner apartment of the Castle of Edinburgh.

The Crown.

The imperial crown of Scotland is of pure gold, enriched with many precious stones, diamonds, pearls, and curious enamellings. Its parts and specific form are the following:— 1st, The crown is composed of a large broad curl, or fillet, which goes round the head, adorned with twenty-two large precious stones, viz. topazes, amethysts, garnets, emeralds, rubies, and hyacinths, in collets of gold of various forms, and with curious enamellings; betwixt each of these collets of stones, are interposed large Oriental pearls, one of which is wanting. 2d, Above the circle, there is another small one formed of twenty points, adorned with the like number of diamonds and sapphires alternately, and the points are topped with as many great pearls; after which form are the coronets of our Lords and Barons. 3d, The upper circle is relevate, or heightened with ten crosses floree, each being adorned in the centre with a great diamond betwixt four large pearls placed in cross, ten, one and one; some of the pearls are wanting, but the number extant upon the upper part of the crown, besides what are in the under circle, and in the cross patee, is fiftyone, and these crosses floree are interchanged with other ten