353, l. 25. _malice_--matter.
354, l. 6. _inflammed_--angred.--11. _sone_ to _James_.--12.
_of soldartis_, (_omitted._)--(_Margin_,) the day of
Corrichie-fiold, Octob. 22. 1562.
355, l. 9. _houris_ in the morning.
356, l. 5. _foote_ and _maid_.--10. (_Marginal note
omitted._)--16, 17. _keapt thame ... The Erle_,
(_omitted._)--(_Margin_,) _at Corrichie_, (_omitted._)
357, l. 2. _this day_, (_omitted._)--3, 4.
_injustlie_--justlie.--5. _on_ the _sweird_.--9.
_joyned_--rejoyned.--15. _ney_, (_omitted._)--21.
_over-thorte_ or upon _a pair_.--(_Marginal note omitted._)
358, l. 3. (_Note taken into the text._)--11, 12. _against
... plainess_, (_omitted._)--29. (_Margin_,) Let others that
yet live mark this.
361, l. 2. _unhappilie_--truely.--14. _tacken_ upon me
_the_.
362, l. 6. (_Margin_,) _Upon_ the Courteouris.--18. _Like
MS. G, in footnote._
363, l. 1. (_Marginal note altered_,) The end declared their
words to be true.--22. _youth_ amongst them, _whom_.
364, l. 25. (_Margin_,) The tryall of Paul Meffene's fact.
365, l. 6. _oppressed_--suppressed.--30. (_Marginal note
omitted._)
366, l. 6. _Edinburgh_--Dundie.