Compare 1587 edition: 1 In this meane time, the Archbiſhop of Saint Andrewes, and the Earles of Arrane, Arguile, and Murrey, remaining with the Queene of Striueling, alledged that the king was wyth|holden frõ them by the E. of Angus, ſore againſt his wil, and therefore they ſente vnto the Earle, requiring him to deliuer him: but y^e Erle cauſed the K. to giue the anſwere himſelf, that he would not come from the Erle of Angus, albeit he wold gladly haue bin out of his hands if he might, as by ſecret meſſage ſent to ſundry of the lordes, like|wiſe at that time it appeared, for he willed the b [...] priuie meanes to aſſemble an army, and to come & fetch him out of their handes that thus deceiued him. Herevpon ſhortly after, they rayſed a power,The Queene mother in armes. and comming therewith to Linlithgew, purpo|ſed to paſſe vnto Endenburgh, y^t they might get the K. out of the Erle of Angus his handes: the ſaid Erle w^t the Earle of Lennox & other his aſ|ſiſtants being thereof aduertiſed, came to y^e fielde w^t the kings banne diſplayed, & brought the king with him, although partly againſt his wil.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 The Queene with ſuch Lords as were with hir there in the armie, for the reuerence they bare to the Kyngs perſon, and fearing the daunger that mighte chaunce vnto them, if they buckled togither in a foughten field, they withdrew thẽ|ſelues to Striueling, and from thence the Queen went into Murrey lãd with y^e Erle of Murrey, EEBO page image 438 and there remayned a long time after.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 The Earles of Arrane and Arguile went in|to the Weſte Countrey, and the Biſhoppe of Saint Andrewes to Dunfermeling, and then the Earle of Angus toke vppon him more boldly the gouernement of the King and Realme, and ſent to the Biſhoppe of Saint Androwes (who was chauncellour) for the great ſeale, which was deliuered to them that were ſo ſent for it.