Wishart's

In the living room of Heather Wishart's Alexandria home hangs a framed picture of her with 11-month-old twins, Nicholas and Clara.

'This is fun. . . . Just do it for a little while and see what happens.' Ellen McCarthy 2010

Wishart's parents watched the kids as she and Smith went on what turned out to be a 12-hour first date.

'This is fun. . . . Just do it for a little while and see what happens.' Ellen McCarthy 2010

I believe that it has been analysed time wise and Wishart's comments had nothing to do with Brown's faux respect for the dead names he read out.

Outraged by Twitter (and Jan Moir) Jeff 2009

"I believe that it has been analysed time wise and Wishart's comments had nothing to do with Brown's faux respect for the dead names he read out."

Outraged by Twitter (and Jan Moir) Jeff 2009

The sun was still only midway to its noon zenith when the people gathered outside St. Andrews Castle saw the sight: the naked Cardinal, his severed genitals stuffed into his mouth, was hanging by an arm and a leg from the very spot where he had watched Wishart's burning two months earlier.

Mary Queen Of Scotland And The Isles George, Margaret 1987

The sun was still only midway to its noon zenith when the people gathered outside St. Andrews Castle saw the sight: the naked Cardinal, his severed genitals stuffed into his mouth, was hanging by an arm and a leg from the very spot where he had watched Wishart's burning two months earlier.

Mary Queen Of Scotland And The Isles George, Margaret 1987

Wishart's visit on that occasion may have been in August 1545, as we are told, "In this tyme the pest was wonder greit in all burrowis townis of this realme, quhair mony peipill deit with great skant and want of victuallis."

The Works of John Knox, Vol. 1 (of 6) John Knox

Wishart's name may have been omitted in this paragraph, but it fixes the date of his apprehension at Ormiston.

The Works of John Knox, Vol. 1 (of 6) John Knox

Master of Crawfurd, (and afterwards ninth Earl,) the Cardinal celebrated at Finhaven in Angus, almost immediately after Wishart's death.

The Works of John Knox, Vol. 1 (of 6) John Knox

[455] The following paragraph is given by Foxe, in connexion with his account of Wishart's martyrdom, as mentioned in note 434: --

The Works of John Knox, Vol. 1 (of 6) John Knox