Jackson, Pilkington
Jacobins
Jacobites
uprisings
see also Presbyterians; Stuart, Charles Edward; Stuart, James Francis Edward
James, Duke of Rothsay see James III, of Scotland
James I, of England see James VI and I
James I, of Scotland
Albany Stewarts, revenge on
Alexander MacDonald, imprisons
murder
poetry
Scotland, returns to
James II, of Scotland
‘Black Dinner’
death
marriage to Mary of Gueldres
murders Williamh Earl of Douglas
James III, of Scotland
death at Battle of Sauchieburn
Lauder Lynching
Orkney and Shetland, claims
James IV, of Scotland
children
death at the Battle of Flodden
and Henry VIII
marriage
takes control of northern territory
and the Renaissance
Scots language
James V, of Scotland
children
and the Church
death
James VI and I
Abjuration Oath
coronation at Stirling (1567)
death
and Elizabeth I
takes English throne
Gunpowder Plot
Hampton Court Conference
‘King James Bible’
outlaws MacGregor clan
Protestant guardians
The Royal Gift
Ruthven Castle, captivity at
Rye House Plot
Test Act
James VII and II
Jedburgh Abbey
Joan, Queen (wife of Alexander II)
Joan, Queen (wife of David II)
John, King of England
John Brown’s shipyard
John XXII, Pope
Johnson, Dr Samuel
Johnston, Archibald (son of Archibald Johnston of Wariston)
Johnston, Archibald, of Wariston
Johnston, Thomas
Jones, John Paul
Julius II, Pope