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