...with me in my castle of Stirling the said day, whereof they were greatly comforted. My party-adversary continues in their malice and proceeds in their parliament,...lords were of no reputation, reputing us as rebels ; wherefore I beseech you that you would make haste with your army, both " Lesley, de rebus gestis...

...the kin and connections of the Douglas family,) to their great consolation." " My Tpaxiy-adversary" adds Queen Margaret, " continues in their malice,...period when the Parliament, following the lead of the Privy-Council, took the sovereign power from her. Some degree of anarchy ensued, the Queen exercising...

...Little more than a twelvemonth had elapsed from the death of James IV. when she dictated a dispatch to her brother, in acknowledgment of his promised...superseded the national laws of Scotland by making Margaret Queen Regent. Her words, above quoted, mark the period when the Parliament, following the lead of the...

...twelvemonth had elapsed from the death of James IV. when she dictated a dispatch to her brother, ii1 acknowledgment of his promised support, declaring...superseded the national laws of Scotland by making Margaret Queen Regent. Her words, above quoted, mark the period when the Parliament, following the lead of the...

...party-adversary," adds Queen Margaret, "continues in their malice, and proceeds in their Parliament, iisurping the King's authority as I and my lords were of no...period when the Parliament, following the lead of the Privy-Council, took the sovereign power from her. Some degree of anarchy ensued, the Queen exercising...