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James IV., King of Scotland, son of. See James V.

James V., King of Scotland, reputed illegitimate sister of. See Stuart, Jean.

-, marriage of, to a daughter of France [i.e. Madeleine, daughter of Francis I.], alluded to, 220.

James, Prince of Scotland, son of Mary Queen of Scots (James Stuart, the young King of Scots): suggestion that he should be sent to Spain, and marry the King's daughter, 45, 91.

-, rights of, as reversioner of England, 67, 333.

-, Elizabeth said to be trying to get, into her hands, 85, 131.

-, appeal to the Pope to take steps for his removal from Scotland and nurture in the Catholic faith, 93.

-, “the little Prince,” said to be recognised by all the Scots people, 97.

-, measures proposed for carry ing him out of Scotland, 121–124, 127, 318, 333, 529.

-, proposal to send, to the Duke of Lorraine, 128, 333 351.

-, said to be governed by Elizabeth, 248.

-, the Pope's desire to be of service to, 330.

-, in the hands of Erskine, his Governor, 332.

-, his title to the succession in England, 333, 368.

-, party of, 388.

-, declared out of tutelage, 394, 398, 559.

-, councillors and governors appointed for, 398, 559.

-, summons the nobles to join him at Stirling, 398.

-, insurrection said to be led by, 400.

-, suggested negotiation with, by the Pope, 401.

-, alludes to his imprisonment in Stirling Castle, 405.

-, is of an excellent disposition, and clever, 452.

-, has assumed the government, 452

-, reported plan, by Morton, to put him in subjection to Elizabeth, 506.

-, in relation to Fitzgerald's enterprise, 547.

-, coins bearing the effigy of, 248.

-, Council of, 403.

-, edict published in the name of, 100.

-, Governor of. See Erskine, Alexander.

-, -, the late. See Erskine, John, 6th Earl of Mar.

-, letter to, 465.

-, speeches made by, 403, 404.

Jerusalem, St. John of, Order of, head of in England. See Shelley.

Jesuit missioner. See Good, Dr.

-, priest, in Paris, news given by, 539.

Jesuits or Jesuit fathers (Society of Jesus), 146, 503.

-, -, faculty for, to receive a convert, asked for, 171.

-, -, mission of, to Sweden, &c., proposed, 212.

-, the Pope and Duke of Bavaria desire to settle a college for, at Ratisbon, 271–274, 277.

-, are held in odium throughout Germany, 274.

-, in Flanders, 319.

-, in Portugal, 328.

-, (Company of Jesus), many Scotsmen amongst, 423.

-, proposal to send, to Scotland or Ireland, 452, 497, 559.

Jesuit churches. See Antwerp.

Jesus, Society of. See Jesuits.

John, King of England (as Prince and Viceroy of Ireland), castles built by, in Ireland, 154, 159, 161.

-, resignation of England by, into the hands of the Legate, alluded to, 241; the resignation not legal, without consent of Parliament, ibid.; the writing whereby he did so seen by Ormanetto, ibid.

John, Don, of Austria. See Austria, Don John of.

John Casimir, Count Palatine, and Duke of Bavaria, brother of the late Elector Palatine, administrator for the young Elector, is raising troops, 65.

-, -, present to be sent to, 90.

-, -, is exhorted by the Emperor not to go into France, 237; excuses himself on the score of his plighted word, and announces his speedy departure, ibid.

-, -, has not accepted the French King's terms, 248.

-, -, reported defeat of his reiters, 252.

-, -, has an understanding with Elizabeth, 265.

-, -, said to be sending an envoy to Spain, 290.

-, -, is raising reiters against the French King, 331; is about to march into France, 332, 334; march of, delayed, 377.

-, -, Elizabeth has taken, into her service, 343.

-, -, report that the Estates will take him into their pay, 363.

-, -, agents sent to, from England and Flanders, ibid.

-, -, is bringing reiters to the help of the States General, 380, 384, 387, 388, 392.

-, -, to go to aid the Estates at the Queen's charges, 393, 400.

-, -, “a way of chastising,” 407.

-, -, money and troops for, 424.

-, -, troops to be led by, 426.

-, -, coming to Antwerp, to be godfather to daughter of the Prince of Orange, 482–3, 487.

-, -, hires himself out to rebels, in concert with the King of Navarre, 501.

-, -, in the league with the Due d'Alençon, 504.

-, -, the French King's relations with, 514.

-, -, the town of Ghent has close understanding with, 519.

-, -, intrigues with, 537, 538.

-, -, ambassador sent to, by Elizabeth, 393, 426. And see Personne, M. de la.

-, -, forces under, 384, 487.

Joinville (Gianli), the Cardinal of Lorraine visits his mother at, 82.

Joliffes, Henry, letter signed by, 34.

Joysel, Master Louis, actuary, 216, 225.

-, -, depositions signed by, 228.

-, -, petition and articles translated by, ibid.