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No the Scots did not like being ruled by the English. They considered themselves to be an independent country and the English forced them to pay taxes to them and to stay under their heels. Haven't you seen the movie Braveheart? Granted, it's not historically accurate, but it does show the overall feeling of the Scots at that time period.
The Scots continued to buck English authority even in the nineteen hundreds. During WWII, several Scotsmen were hung or thrown into prison for conspiring with the Germans so that they could over run the British. They tried to join the German army and make a deal with them so that if the Germans won, Scotland and Ireland would become free.
So no, they did not 'like' being ruled by the English.
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