322; plunged in debt, 336, 340; his
sickness, 352, 353; near his end, 356,
361; transported to Miltoun, 362;
his death and burial, 364.
Brodie, Francis, of Miltoun, son of the
preceding, his confession and cove-
nant, 114; contracted with Lilias
Dunbar, Grange's sister, 177-179,
188, 194, 277; birth and baptism of
his son Alexander, 288, 308, 289,
328, 362, 365; not inclined to hear
the conforming ministers, 371; re-
solved to suffer, 371-376, 378, 382,
384 averse to having his children
baptised by a conforming minister,
395: marriag of his daughter Eliza-
berh with John Hay, 396-398, 403,
404; returns from Edinburgh, 411,
412, 418, 427, 428, 433-435, 438-
440, 443, 444, 461, 463, 466, 472,
476, 479, 482, 486, 495; illness of
his brother James, 496, 500, 504.
Brodie, Francis, of Turi or Teri, 279;
contracted Margaret Brodie, daughter
of the Diarist's Uncle, Francis, 282,
284; their marriage, 285; goodwife
of Turi, 297, 312.

Brodie, Francis, his marriage with Mar-
garet Hay, 310, 311.
Brodie, Grissel, daughter of Alexander

Brodie of Brodie, her birth, 15; her
marriage, 16 her confession and en-
gagement which her father made her
subscribe, 91, 92; her new engage-
ment, 96, 97, 123, 124; her mon-
strous imprecations, 135, 145, 208,
236, 263, 264; birth of her son
Robert, 280, 281, 292; reproved by
her father for not having taught her
son the catechism, 333; birth and
baptism of her daughter Emilia, 334;
her sickness, 335; her daughter
Elizabeth afflicted with small pox,
340, 384; birth of her daughter
Janet, 385, 398, 399, 403, 433, 456;
birth of her son William, 457, 467;
her humour, 470, 473, 475, 494.

Brodie, James, son of Alexander Brodie
of Brodie, his birth, 15; his mar-
riage, 17, 142; his covenant with
God, 60, 63, 76; exhorted and ad-
monished by his father, 96; goes to
the College, 97, 104; his engage-
ment, 115, 123, 124; religious deal-
ings of his father with him, 130, 146,
179, 183, 186, 190; his profession of
repentance and engagement at a
family fast, 193, 208, 224, 236, 249,
263, 264, 267; character of, given
by his father, 270, 272, 274; his per-
plexity as to the Declaration dis-
claiming the Covenant, 275, 276,
281, 282, 286, 287; birth and bap-
tism of his second daughter Cath-
arine, 288, 291, 293; one of the
Commissioners for trial of witches at
Forres, 295-298, 309, 310; birth
and baptism of his daughter Vere,
327; goes to hear one of the non-
conforming ministers, 330, 331, 335;
his wife delivered of a daughter,
346; birth of his daughter Henrietta,
367; his dangerous illness, 368–370 ;
recovers a little, 371, 374, 378, 388,
393, 396, 400, 401, 407, 410; mar-
riage between his daughter Anne and
the Master of Forbes, 417-419, 422,
436, 439; his passion, 440, 489, 490;
gets a citation to appear before the
Privy Council for absence from the
Host, 445; served heir to his father,
ib.; sets out for the South to appear
before the Council, 446; his journey
from Edinburgh homeward, 447; his
danger at the water of Spey, 448;
reproved for his too much liberty in
imprecations, 451; visits Castle For-
bes, 453, 454; indulges too freely in
drinking, 459; his journey to Edin-
burgh and his return, 459, 463, 489,
506; his passion at his wife, 460;
his daughters Elizabeth and Grizell,
462; purposes going south, 475;
at Edinburgh, 476; begins to attend

the parish church, 477; allusion to
his mother, 478; not free to join in
the sacrament in the parish church,
482; required to find caution for his
tenants and servants, 493; intends
to go south, 496; his arrival in Edin-
burgh, 497; leaves Edinburgh on his
way home, 500; receives his libel to
appear before the Committee of the
Privy Council at Elgin, 507; is fined,
508.

Brodie, James, brother of Alexander
Brodie of Brodie, 22.

dentally hurt, 335, his death, 336,
wife of, 337, 386.

Brodie, Francis, of Windihills, son of
the preceding, 277; birth and bap-
tism of his son James, 292, 374, 384,
430, 433, 438, 441-443, 448, 450,
463-465, 469, 470, 473-475, 483,
487; his two sons, John and Alex-
ander, 487-489, 492, 496, 501-503.
Brodie, John, Woodhead, his confession
and engagement, 115.

Brodie, John, the webster's son, Brodie's
servant boy, 90, 93, 116, 397, 428.

Margaret Forbes, 341.

Brodie, Mr. James, 373, 398, 400; he
and his wife visit Brodie under his
last illness, 422, 468, 482, 490.
Brodie, Janet, sister to Alexander

Brodie of Brodie, 57, 86, 91; meet-
ing of her friends about her marriage,
100; her engagement, 115, 124.
Brodie, John, brother to Alexander
Brodie of Brodie, his burial, 336.
Brodie, Mr. John, minister of Auldearn
and Dean of Murray, 16, 57, 87, 95;
his confession and covenant, 113, 128,
139; his death, 144, 206, 274.
Brodie, John, son of the preceding, his
birth, 144.

Brodie, John, bailie of Forres, 311,

353, 372, 373, 406; his marriage,
438, 440, 459, 463, 482, 484, 486,
487, 492.

Brodie, John, son of the preceding, 415
482, 484, 486, 492.

Brodie, John, married to Elizabeth
Forbes, 330.

Brodie, John, of Main, his confession
and engagement, 115.

Brodie, John, of Pluscarden, his death

and excellent character, 444, 445.
Brodie, John, of Pluscarden, son of the
precediug, his contract and marriage
with Barbara Cumming, Logie's
daughter, 480, 482, 490, 501.
Brodie, John, of Windihills, 277; acci-

tenants, his death, and that of hs
wife, and several of his children, 350.
Brodie, Joseph, the uncle of Alexander
Brodie of Brodie, and successively
minister of Keith and Forres, 57, 89;
preaches on a family humiliation day,
113; his confession and engagement,
113, 114, 139, 206, 162, 164, 167,
170, 171, 187, 206; his death, 16.
Brodie, Joseph, of Aslisk, brother to
Alexander Brodie of Brodie, his first
wife's death, 206, 213, 224, 255, 269,
291; takes journey to Edinburgh,
302; illness of his second wife,
widow of William Dounie, and eldest
daughter of George Dundas of Dud-
dingston, 306, 314; suffers from the
bankruptcy of Alexander Johnston,
son of Johnston of Warriston, 322;
death of his child Alexander, 327;
returns south, 328, 332, 336, 346;
his daughter, Katharine. married to
James Dunbar of Both, 351; arrives
in the north from Edinburgh, 353,
355, 383, 391, 418, 427, 428; is
peremptory and tenacious, 430, 434,
438, 445, 450, 452; his apprehension
of death, 456, 458-460, 462, 463,
465; his relict, 468, 470, 491, 498,
499, 505; death of his eldest son
David, 477.

Brodie, Katharine, daughter of James
Brodie of Brodie, her birth, 308;

proposition of marriage between her
and Robert Dunbar, younger, of
Grangehill, 467-469, 471; is brought
under new bonds by her father, 472,
473; her marriage to young Grange-
hill, 473; her dispositions, 473, 474;
is in a very weak condition, 479, 480,
482; premature birth of a son, 484.
Brodie, Katharine, in Elgin, 443, 444.
Brodie, Margaret, daughter of Francis

Brodie, uncle of Alexander Brodie
of Brodie, her profession of repent-
ance and engagement at a family
fast, 193; contracted to Francis
Brodie, 282, 284; their marriage,
285.

Brodie, Margaret, daughter of Bailie
Brodie, her marriage with Alexander
Hay, 394.

Brodie, William, of Coltfield or Colt-
fald, uncle of Alexr. Brodie of Brodie,
139; his professions of repentance
and engagement at a family fast,
193; his death, 206, 282.
Brodie, William, of Coltfald, 333, 340,
358; death and burial of his mother,
Jean Falconer, 364, 365, 370, 418,
441, 448, 450, 462, 488, 492.
Brodie, William, in Elgin, 507.
Brodie, William, writer in Edinburgh,

and cousin of James Brodie of Brodie,
445, 452, 462, 463, 467, 468, 477,
482, 485, 489, 491, 495, 496, 500-
502, 505.

Brodley, Mr., an Englishman, visits
Brodie, 173.

Broghil, Lord, (Roger Boyle, son of
Richard, first earl of Cork), president
of Council in Scotland, during Crom-
well's administration, 154, 155, 157,
158, 187-189.
Brown, Captain, 252.
Brown, John, 458.

Bruce, Edward Lord, of Kinloss, 205.
Brughs, (or Burgie), Lady, her death,
132. See Dunbar of Burgie.
Buchan, Alexander, 482.
Buchan, James, and his son drowned,
304.

Buchan, Mr. John, 312, 328, 401.
Buckhurst, Lord, 242.

Buckie. See Gordon, John, of Buckie.
Buckingham, Duke of, in ill favour
with the English, 330; is imprisoned
in the Tower for declining the Par-
liament, 382.

Burgie. See Dunbar, Robert, of Burgie.
Burials, Mourning at, 331.
Burn, Mr., Death of, 498.
Burnet, Alexander, of Leys, grand-

father of Bishop Burnet, 210.
Burnet, Alexander, of Leys, his dis-

solute character, 123; his death, 297.
Burnet, Dr. Alexander, Archbishop of
Glasgow, 243; afterwards of St. An-
drews, his death, 496.
Burnet, Dr., 239.

Burnet, Robert, Lord Crimond, his
death, 210.

Burnet, Sir Thomas, Bart. of Leys,
122.

Cabal, The, broke and divided, 343.
Cailachie, Young, proposed marriage
between him and Grange's sister,
134, 135.

Caithnes, Bishop of. See Forbes, Pa-
trick.

C.

Calamy, Edmund, minister of St.
Mary's Aldermanbury, preaches a
funeral sermon at the burial of Sir
William Waller's Lady, 230.
Caldcots. See Innes, Alexander, of
Caldcots.

Calder. See Campbell, Sir Hugh, of
Calder.

Calder, James, of Muirtown, (he ap-

pears proprietor of Muirtown in
1678) 335, 445, 465-467, 482, 485,
504, 508.

Calder, Thomas, his burial, 334.
Callendar, Alexander Livingstone, first
Earl of, 195.

Calvin, John, 331, 404, 429, 439, 448,
449, 466, 477, 481, 482.
Cameron, the Clan, 317.

Cameron, Richard, Proclamation against,
436; is killed, 438.
Campbell, Alexander, Brodie's nephew,
his death, 307.

Campbell, Archibald, 145, 174, 219,
362.

Campbell, Mr. Colin, 104; his death,
165.

Campbell, Colin, cousin to Sir Hugh
Campbell of Calder, his death, 311.
Campbell, Mr. David, indulged minis-
ter of St. Cyrus, 359; his letter to
Brodie, inviting him to his sacra-
ment, 360.

Campbell, Donald, son of Colin Camp-
bell, (second son of Sir John Camp-
bell of Calder), by his wife Elizabeth,
Brodie's sister, 341, 350; birth of
his eldest son Colin, 358, 366, 378,
382, 383, 388, 395, 397, 399, 400,
402, 411, 415, 416, 419, 421; his
dangerous illness, 429, 432; his
death, 436; his burial, 437; his af-
fairs in disorder, 449, 453.
Campbell, Donald, of Bogholl, 438, 486,
498; Lady Bogholl, James Brodie of
Brodie's cousin, 441-444.

Campbell, Sir Duncan, of Auchinbreck,
visits Brodie, 369.

Campbell, Eun, [Ewin], 443, 487, 489,

490.

Campbell, George, Sheriff Depute, 150,
151, 349.

Campbell, Mr. George, apprehended for
not keeping the kirk, 499.
Campbell, Sir Hugh, of Calder, Knt. 174,
176; Town of Nairn encroaches on
his marches, 183; goes to London,
196, 203, 211, 222; Brodie's nephew,
223; evil determined against him,
223, 226; takes journey for Scot-
land, 226, 231; his troubles, 247,
255, 272, 273, 276, 277, 279; birth
of his eldest son John, 280, 308;
takes journey to the south, 281; his
distress on account of his affairs, 283,
284, 289, 290, 292, 294, 297, 299;
takes journey for the South, 302,
304; his marriage with Lady Hen-
rietta Stewart, 307, 310, 311; death
of his daughter Anne, 317, 322, 324,
325, 326, 334, 336, 358; is called
South by the Earl of Argyle, 360,
361, 369, 372-374, 377; to be sum-
moned South for Mr. John M'Kilican,
379-381; called to Edinburgh by
Argyle, 388-390, 396, 398, 400, 401,
414, 415; takes journey for the
South to apply for the extension of
the Indulgence to Murrayshire, 416,
427, 429, 430, 431, 438, 443, 449,
452, 453, 455-458; sheriff of Nairn,
465, 468, 469, 473-475; marriage of
his eldest daughter Margaret with the
Laird of Kilravock's son and heir,
477; his family regular and discreet,
480, 486-488, 490, 502-505.
Campbell, Alexander, son of the preced-
ing, 444.

Campbell, Sir Hugh, of Calder, Lady
of, (Lady Henrietta Stewart, third
daughter of James, third Earl of
Murray), 273, 287; hears at Penick,
367; unwilling that her husband
should go South, 381; her scruples
as to joining in prayer with a chap-

lain who had been licensed by a
Bishop, 389, 437, 438; birth of a
son, 446, 477; her humour, 484.
Campbell, Sir Hugh of Cesnock, 262;
death of his Lady, 291, 327; at-
tacked and almost killed by Mr.
Robert Lockhart, 329, 396, 399; his
remarkable acquittal, 486, 493.
Campbell, Mr. James, burial of his son
Archibald, 167, 487.

Campbell, John, Provost of Boot in
Ila, his death, 170.
Campbell, John, 221.
Campbell, John, 432.
Campbell, Mr. John, 446.
Campbell, John, of Moy, 495.
Campbell, Josiah, 129.

Campbell, Lord Neil, second son of
Archibald, Marquis of Argyle, 223;
is inclined to emigrate, 247, 249,
270. See Ardmadie, Lord Neil
Campbell of.

Campbell, Patrick, 142, 171, 177,
184.

Campbell, Mr. Robert, inclines to study
divinity, 185; covenant which he
subscribes, 185, 186; is exhorted by
Brodie against hypocrisy, 187.
Campbell, William, married to a daugh-

ter of Mr. David Campbell, minister
of St. Cyrus, 359.

Cant, Mr. Andrew, one of the ministers
of Aberdeen, 159; his indiscreet zeal
and freedom, 212; is summoned be-
fore the Privy Council, 284; his
death, 297.

Cant, Mr. Andrew, son of the preced-

ing, minister of Libberton, after-
wards Principal of the University of
Edinburgh, inclines to comply with
Episcopacy, 306.

Cantray. See Dallas of Cantray.
Cardross, Henry, Lord, fined and
imprisoned for having a child bap-
tized by a nonconforming minister,
391.

Cargill, Donald, papers disowning the

government of Charles II. found on,
433.
Carmichael or Kirknichel, Sir David
of Balmedie, 216, 218, 227, 238, 244,
245, 247, 251; his brother married
on the old Lady Colvill, 383; refused
the Declaration, 402, 431, 432.
Carolina, projected settlement in, 468,
474.

Carstairs, Mr. John, minister of the
High Church, Glasgow, 151; im-
prisoned, 255; banished, 285; durst
not censure those who from con-
science heard the conforming minis-
ters, 384; preaches often, 392.
Carstairs, William, son of the preceding,
497.

Case, Mr. Thomas, Rector of St. Giles-
in-the-Fields, 243.

Cassandra, Romance of, 199
Cassilis, (John Kennedy,) sixth Earl of,
84, 124, 143; one of the Commis-
sioners sent to Holland to treat with
Charles II., 144, 147-150, 154, 159,
183, 189, 194, 199, 200; under
disgrace at the Court, 201-203, 207-
209; comforts and exhorts Brodie
under his sickness, 210; takes
journey to Scotland, 210, 214, 256,
262; his dangerous sickness, 291.
Cassilis (John Kennedy,) seventh Earl
of, 398, 446.

Cassilis, Lady (Lady Margaret Hay,
only daughter of William, tenth Earl
of Errol, relict of Henry Lord Ker)
wife of John, sixth Earl of Cassilis,
207, 239; her purpose to leave Scot-
land and marry a private man, 317.
Castle Forbes, 421.
Castlemaine, Lady, (Barbara Villiers,
Duchess of Cleaveland, and mistress
to Charles II., who married Roger
Palmer, Earl of Castlemaine,) 315.
Catechising, Family, 122, 135, 136,
164, 175, 181.

Catenoch, excommunicated, 176.
Cathari, Nonconforming ministers said