Compare 1587 edition: 1 Ferguſe hauing thus without occaſion of en|uie deuided his countrey amongſt his nobles and ſubiects,Statutes and lawes are made. ſtudied furthermore to deuiſe lawes for the mayntenaunce of commune quiet amongſt them. And therfore amongſt other ordinances he made ſtatutes againſt murder, roberies, burning of houſes, and ſpecially againſt thefte.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 He buylded alſo the caſtell of Berogoniũ in Loughquhabre on the weſte ſide of Albion,Beregonium. ouer againſt the weſterne Iſles, where he appoynted a courte to be kept for the adminiſtration of iu|ſtice: that both the Albion Scots,A place apoin|ted for iuſtice. and alſo thoſe of the ſame Iſles might haue their acceſſe and reſorte thyther for redreſſe of wrongs, and en|dyng of all controuerſies. The reſidue of his life, he paſſed in reſte and peace with his neyghbours the Pictes and Brytaines, endeuouring by all meanes, to knit and couple the hartes of his ſub|iectes in one friendly bande of inwarde loue and amitie.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 Finally,Ferguſe went into Ireland, and in his re|turne was drowned. ſaylyng afterwarde into Irelande to be arbitratour in a matter of variance betwixte the Nobles of that lande, as he returned home|wardes, by force of tempeſt, the ſhippe wherein he was embarqued, was dryuen vpon a rocke, where he periſhed, after he had raygned as kyng amongſt the Scottiſh men in Albion aboute xxv. yeares.Rocke Fer|guſe, other|wiſe R [...]ocke Ferguſe. The rocke where he was thus caſt away, hath bene euer ſithence called Rocke Fer|guſe, after his name.