The castles, palaces, and prisons of Mary of Scotland (1850)
Mackie, Charles, d. 1864 · London : [s.n.] · leaf 36
rought prisoner to Linlithgow; - Lochaber no more -Queen Victork and fhlPnnce Albert halt at Linlithgow in their royal progress - Their receptZ- IneltTo,Tt:lT^:T.T Fanner-General description of the Palace .id Environs-The Church of St. Michael; the Chapel Royal of James IV. - Institution of… … IIE spectacle of an ancient palace,which at one time enshrined the royallionours of Scotland, where l^rincesfeasted and heroes fouglit, resoundingalternately with the clang of arms andthe dulcet notes of peace, now surren-dered to ruin and desolation, cannotfail to inspire feelings of melancholy…
Mary, Queen of Scots, 1542-1587 · Castles · Palaces
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