Index of Gardiner's History of England

Army, the Scottish,

• is collected at Dunglas,
• occupies Kelso,
• encamps on Dunse Law,
• prepares for the invasion of England,
• is posted at Choicelee Wood,
• is believed in Northumberland not to be ready to invade England,
• the way open for an invasion of England by,
• invades England, and conducts itself well in Northumberland,
• routs Conway at Newburn,
• occupies Newcastle,
• occupies Durham and the line of the Tees,
• supplication that their grievances may be redressed with the advice of an English Parliament sent to Charles by,
• demands a contribution from Northumberland and Durham,
• defeat of a party of horse belonging to,
• demand of 40,000l. a month made for the support of,
• agreement that the Northern counties shall support, until peace is concluded,
• Charles unable to dissolve the Long Parliament unless he can make payment to,
• hardships endured by the Northern counties from,
• receives money assigned to the English army,
• day fixed on which it is to recross the Tweed,
• is reviewed by the King,
• recrosses the Tweed, and disbands,
• dismissal of the last remnants of,