Keith, Append.p.

167.
*** Melvil, p.

66, 67.
As if she had been making an escape from him, she suddenly withdrew to Allca, a seat of the earl of Marre's; and when Henry followed her thither, she suddenly returned to Edinburgh and give him every where the strongest proofs of displeasure, and even of antipathy.

She encouraged her courtiers in their neglect of him; and she was pleased that his mean equipage and small train of attendants should draw on him the contempt of the very populace.

He was permitted, however, to have apartments in the Castle of Edinburgh, which Mary had chosen for the place of her delivery.