Att Edinburgh the Eighteinth Day of Februaryij Jaj vjc Nyntie tuo years
A1692/2/86
A1692/2/861
Act
Act and Comittee John Coach
The Lords of there Majestyes privie Counsell being Informed that John Coach sone to William Coach weaver who wes seized as a deserter by Leivetennent Ker and Comitted prisoner to the tolbooth of Mussleburgh Is now transported to the tolbooth of the Canongate They hereby Recomend to the Maister of Burghlie and Sir Thomas Burnet of Leyes to Call for the said John Coach and also for the said Leivetennent Ker and to take tryall anent the grounds and methods of the said John his Imprisonement And to Report to the Counsell at there next dyet of Meeting And in the mean tyme discharges the Magistrats of Edinburgh Bailzies of the Canongate or keeper of the tolbooth thereof To delyver the said John Coach to the said Leivetennent Ker or to suffer him to come furth of the said tolbooth without the Counsells speciall warrand for that effect2 Therefter a warrand wes given be the Comittee for transporting the said John Coatch from Canongate to Edinburgh tolbooth which is Lyeing here in this sederunt
1. PC1/48, 63.
2. This point marked the original end of this entry, with the words that follow added retrospectively.
1. PC1/48, 63.