Compare 1587 edition: 1 The lorde Heris then maiſter of Maxwell conueyed them to the water of Sulwey, and af|terwards returned to Dunfreiſe to the Queene,Their cõuoy|ers gote theyr pardon. where of hir clemencie he gotte pardon of his of|fence: and the Lards of Lochinwar, and Drũ|lanrig likewiſe.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 After the armye had tarryed certayne dayes putting directiõ for obſeruing of good order in y^e Countrey, the Queene returned to Edinburgh,The Queene returned a|gayne to E|denburgh. where ſhee remained all the nexte Winter.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 The Queene ſente Mayſter Dauid Chal|mer Chauncellor of Roſſe into Fraunce to the King wyth letters for hys aſſiſtaunce againſte hir Rebelles,The Queene ſent into France for ayde. and ſhortely after the French king ſente a Gentleman called Monſieur Maluoiſer into Scotlande wyth very frendely letters vn|to the Queene, promiſing his helpe and aſſiſtãce againſte the Rebelles: which meſſage was moſt thankfully receyued, and the ſaid Maluoiſer ho|nourably at his departure rewarded.