The History of the Kirk of Scotland, Volume 6

Wodrow Society, 1845 - Scotland

Mr R Bruces letter to the king	2

Arguments derived from Scripture	7

Intrigues of the court	16

Visitors appointed	22

East Kirk enlarged	27

Deposition of James Wemes of Bogie	47

The ministers of Edinburgh called before the council and com	57

The pestilence in Edinburgh	76

A faithful report of proceedings concerning the Assembly at Aber	437

The proceedings against the prisoners in Blackness as penned	445

Mr G Gladestains promise before his departure to court	471

They resolve to	474

The presentation of the bishops	481

A conference between the king and the eight ministers	494

Mr J Melvill urged to subscribe the information of the imprisoned	578

A proclamation against Papists	585

Christmas kept at court	97

A report that the king was to be killed	103

Mr P Galloway removed from court	135

Mr R Bruces answer	141

Mr J Melvills letter to the Synod of Fife	149

Mr A Melvill confined	157

Trial of the commissioners for the constant plat	163

scribed	178

The proceedings of parliament	188

The commissioners intend a new course against him	194

Their declaration against Mr R Bruce	205

The Presbytery of Edinburghs letter to Mr J Davidson	211

Papists Formalists and sincere Professors have good hopes	220

The kings entry to London	228

A conspiracy discovered	234

1604	241

Mr J Melvills articles to the Presbytery of Edinburgh	247

Mr W Balcanqual accused	257

Act concerning the royal prerogative	272

Officers of Estate changed	274

The Abbot of Newabbey warded	295

Their warrant from the laws of the realm	297

The councils letter to the Presbytery of St Andrews	333

The warded ministers summoned before the council	342

The Gunpowder Plot discovered	354

A charge to put ministers to an assise	367

The supplication	368

1606	374

A letter from the imprisoned to their brethren	387

A declaration of the council	419

The eight ministers answer to the three articles	591

Three of them called before the council of England	597

A faithful report of the proceedings of the convention at Linlith	604

Another report	610

The names of the Moderators of Presbyteries	622

Other presbyteries urged	629

Mr Ashleys answer	635

Reasons against them	651

The General Assembly prorogued till November	661

Animadversions on	665

Mr P Galloway appointed minister of Edinburgh	667

Protestation against bishops	682

Mr J Melvills letter to the conference	720

Humes letter to Mr James Law	726

Mr J Melvill refuses conference with the Bishop of Glasgow	732

Instructions to the commissioners of the ensuing General Assembly	738

A confutation of it by Mr A Melvill	745

The General Assembly held at Linlithgow	751

Huntlys offer rejected	759

Overtures for remedying them	765

Acts for reconciliation	772

Mr J Melvills judgment of the Assembly	778

Mr W Scotts letter to Mr J Melvill	785

Secretary Elphinstons trial in England	789

His letter to the king	795

Copy of his submission	803

The sum of the council of Englands proceedings	811

His defence before the council	817

Secretary Elphinston warded in Falkland 825	825

Title	The History of the Kirk of Scotland, Volume 6 The History of the Kirk of Scotland, David Calderwood Issue 5 of Verso of: The Wodrow society ... Publication[s] of the works of the fathers and early writers of the Reformed church of Scotland Issue 5 of Wodrow society, Edinburgh. [Publ
Author	David Calderwood
Editor	Thomas Napier Thomson
Publisher	Wodrow Society, 1845
Original from	the University of Michigan
Digitized	26 Feb 2009

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