Compare 1587 edition: 1 There were with the Queene and Both|well the Lordes Scaton, Yeſter and Borth|wike: alſo the Lardes of Wauchton, Bas, Or|miſton, Weaderburne, Blackater, and Lang|ton.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 They hadde with them alſo two hundred Harquebuſiers waged, and of greate artillerie, ſome fielde pieces. Their whole number was eſteemed to bee aboute two thouſande,The number of the Queene Power. but the more part of them were commons and Coun|treymen.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 The Earles of Morton, Athol, Mar, Glen|carne, the Lords of Hume, Lindſey, Ruthuen, Simple and Sauquhar. The Lardes of Drũ|lanrig, Tulibarden, Grange,The power o [...] the Lordes. and yong Sef|forde, were aſſembled togither in Edenburgh with a power like in number to the Queenes, but for the more part conſiſting of Gentlemen, although not furniſhed with anye number of Harquebuſiers, excepte a fewe of the Towneſ|men of Edenburgh, that willingly ioyned with them in that quarrell.