Francisco de Busso

Francisco de Busso (died 1576) was an Italian courtier in the service of Mary, Queen of Scots.

There was a procession bringing the food into the Great Hall, which Busso joined as a Master of Household walking with Gilbert Balfour and the Laird of Findlater.

Soon after, when James Stewart, 1st Earl of Moray returned from France, he set a tailor who worked for his wife Annas or Agnes Keith, Countess of Moray to make Mary a new violet gown (une robbe de drap violet), and he let Mary have some of her older worthless clothes.

[11] John Knox wrote of the disapproval of Scottish courtiers at the influence of Busso and other foreigners preferred by Mary.

[13] Knox also wrote that Busso, and three other men of the "queen's domestics and strangers", were involved by the Earl of Bothwell in the murder of Lord Darnley.