Att Edinburgh The Tuentieth sixth day of May Jaj vic nyntie thrie years
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Patrick Bell Confyned to Edinburgh2
The which day Patrick Bell merchant in Glasgow who is under bale before the Lords of privie Councell That He shall Live peacably under their Majesties government and appear before the Councell when called for Being charged upon his bond to appear as said is And Having appeared accordingly And Having refuised to suear and signe the oath of alleadgance and signe the assurance appoynted by Act of parliament to their Majesties King William and Queen Mary Their Majesties High Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell doe heirby Confyne the said Patrick Bell to the toune of Haddingtoune To remaine therein and not goe furth therof uithout their speciall uarrand for that effect And appoyntes the Macers of Councell to detaine him prisoner untill he Give bond and find sufficient Cautione acted in the books of privy Councell That he shall repaire to his said Confynment and observe and keep the same uithin fourtie Eight houres after the date heirof and that he shall Live peacably in the Commone forme and appear when called for under the penaltie of six thousand merks contained in his former bond And ordaines him to find other Cautione then Robert Pollock of that ilk his former Cautioner In respect He is a present officer of their Majesties forces And upon receaving of this new bond appoyntes the Clarks of Councell to Give up the former Bond
1. NRS, PC1/49, 45.
2. The text of the entry states Haddington.
1. NRS, PC1/49, 45.
2. The text of the entry states Haddington.