E». Edinburgh, the town of, taken by Edward the Third, I. 99.—-Retaken by fir William Douglas, 222—Deftroyed by Richard the Second, VIL 68. Edward the First, king of England, his cha* rafter and fuccefles, I. 7.—His Angular requeft on his death bed, 105. Edward the Second, his charaéler, I. 7.—An account of his family relations, 8,—Influ-enced in his government by • fir Hugh Spencer, 10.—Shuts himfelf up in Briftol againft the queen and her party, 27.— Taken prifoner by them, 30.—Confined in Berkeley Caftle, 31.—Publickly depofed, and fentenced by the people of England to be imprifoned during his life, 35. Edward the Third, crowned king of England, L 35. — Receives a defiance from Robert Bruce, king of Scodand, 38.-—Leads a large army to oppofe the invafion of the Scots, 45.—Returns, 64.—Marries the lady Philippa of Hainauit, 70.—Enters into a truce with the Scots, 71.—Does homage to the king of France for the'duchy of Guienne, 88.—Raifes an army to invade Scotland, 99.—Takes Edinburgh and feve- INDEX.