Compare 1587 edition: 1 2 3 Newe men [...]e into Scotlande.About the ſame time, the Biſhop of Amiẽs, Monſieur de la Broſſe, and two Doctors of Diuinitie, came into Scotland in September, and La Broſſe was made Leuetenaunt of the Frenche armye: Monſieur Martignes, coronell of the footemen, and with them came a greate company of Frenche Souldiers to the Queene Regent, ſo that then the Frenche power was thirtie fiue hundred good men of warre, beſyde two bands of Scottes ſouldiers, vnder the lea|ding of Captayne Anthony Kenedie, & Iames Steward of Cardonald. The Lords of Scot|lande perceyuing the Frenchmen encreaſed, ſo that they by their owne forces onely,The lords ſẽd for aide vnto the Queene of Englande. were not able to reſiſt them, ſente to the Queene of En|glande Elizabeth for aſſiſtaunce, to expell the Frenchmen, which the Queene of Englande graunted, not onely for to ſerue the Scottiſh|mens turne, but ſpecially for the ſuretie of hyr owne Realme and ſtate, whiche as then was thought ſtoode in daunger of trouble, in caſe the Frenchmen were ſuffered to remayne in Scot|land, conſidering the euill dealing of the french King and his counſell in ſome pointes alreadye ſhewed.They had theyr requeſte graunted thẽ. The Queene of England therefore ſent the Duke of Northfolke to Berwike, whi|ther came to him the Earle of Argile, the Prior of Sainte Andrewes, the Maiſter of Max|well, and the yong Lorde of Ledington Secre|tarie, and made agreement to haue ayde of En|glande, to the effect aforeſaide. And for ſure kee|ping heereof,Pledges ſente into England. the Scottiſh Lords deliuered pled|ges into England, there to remaine during the life of the King of Fraunce, and one yeare after his deceaſe. The pledges were theſe: Dauid Ha|milton, ſonne to the Duke of Chatellereault, an other called Campbell, Couſin to the Earle of Argile, Robert Dowglas, brother to y^e Pri|or of S. Andrews, and the Lard of Lochleuin, and a ſonne of the Lord Ruthuenne.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 Aboute the ſame tyme,Lorde Ham|milton taketh parte with the erle of Argile. Iames Hamilton Earle of Arraine, eldeſt ſonne to the Duke of Chatellereault, and Captaine of the Scottiſhe Companie of mẽ of armes & archers in France, being fledde for Religion ſecretely to Geneua, from thence came by the conuoy of M. Ran|dall Engliſhman into England, which at hys comming into Scotlande hee performed, and ioyned himſelfe with the Earle of Argile, and other Lords in the cauſe aforeſayd.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 The Duke of Chatellereault, the Earles of Arguile, Arrane, and others,The towne of Glaſquo is taken. came to the towne of Glaſquo, and cauſed y^e Images and Altares to be taken downe, ſeiſing the Biſhops liuing into their hands, and tooke the Caſtell of Glaſ|quo perteyning to the Biſhoppe, and put cer|tayne Gentlemenne into it to keepe it, whereof the Frenchmen beeing aduertiſed, marched for|ward to Glaſquo, to the number of fiue thou|ſande men, the Biſhop of Glaſquo, the Lordes Sempell, Seton, Ros, and diuers other wyth EEBO page image 490 them, tooke the Caſtell againe, and ſtaying one night in the Towne, returned on the next mor|rowe to Kickintulloch, and frõ thence to Lith|quo and Edenburgh.