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Act, 22 May 1693, Edinburgh

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Act Livingstoune of Kilsyth

Anent the petitione Given In to the Lords of their Majesties privie Councell Be William Livingstoune of Kilsyth Sheuing That wheras It was ordored by his Grace and their Lordships The other day in Councell that the petitioner should be transported from the Castle of Edinburgh to the castle of Stirling The petitioner does uith all submissione presume to represent that he is not in ane conditione at present to be transported uithout the manifest
dainger to his health And to make appear to their Lordships that his assertione Is not Groundless but sincere and Ingenous The Declaratione produced uith the said petitione under the hands of tuo Intelligent Doctors does sufficiently testifie And seing the designe of his transportation to Stirling Is fully as much Intended out of favour to the petitioner In his present Circumstances then in the Least to render him In any worse conditione after soe many years Imprisonment and confynment Especially In this caice wher he showld soe much risque and Endainger his health And wher lykewayes his affairs does more necessarly obleidge his presence here And therfore Humblie Craving their Lordships to take the premisses to their Consideratione and to ordor after their uonted clemency the petitioner to be Confyned aither uithin the toune of Edinburgh or near to the same upon such bale as their Lordships shall think reasonable as formerly they were pleased to appoynte and in which conditione he was before he was ordained to render himself prisoner here in the Castle of Edinburgh as the said petitione Bears Their Majesties High Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell Having considered this petitione given In to them Be the above William Livingstoune of Killsyth uith the testificat of the petitioners Indispositione under the hands of tuo phisitianes mentioned therin and produced theruith They heirby recall the former ordor of Councell given for transporting the petitioner from the castle of Edinburgh to the castle of Stirling And recommends to the Lord High Commissioner if the said ordor be not already signed not to signe the same And discharges the Clarks of Councell to Give out any extract of the said ordor

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Act Livingstoune of Kilsyth

Anent the petitione Given In to the Lords of their Majesties privie Councell Be William Livingstoune of Kilsyth Sheuing That wheras It was ordored by his Grace and their Lordships The other day in Councell that the petitioner should be transported from the Castle of Edinburgh to the castle of Stirling The petitioner does uith all submissione presume to represent that he is not in ane conditione at present to be transported uithout the manifest
dainger to his health And to make appear to their Lordships that his assertione Is not Groundless but sincere and Ingenous The Declaratione produced uith the said petitione under the hands of tuo Intelligent Doctors does sufficiently testifie And seing the designe of his transportation to Stirling Is fully as much Intended out of favour to the petitioner In his present Circumstances then in the Least to render him In any worse conditione after soe many years Imprisonment and confynment Especially In this caice wher he showld soe much risque and Endainger his health And wher lykewayes his affairs does more necessarly obleidge his presence here And therfore Humblie Craving their Lordships to take the premisses to their Consideratione and to ordor after their uonted clemency the petitioner to be Confyned aither uithin the toune of Edinburgh or near to the same upon such bale as their Lordships shall think reasonable as formerly they were pleased to appoynte and in which conditione he was before he was ordained to render himself prisoner here in the Castle of Edinburgh as the said petitione Bears Their Majesties High Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell Having considered this petitione given In to them Be the above William Livingstoune of Killsyth uith the testificat of the petitioners Indispositione under the hands of tuo phisitianes mentioned therin and produced theruith They heirby recall the former ordor of Councell given for transporting the petitioner from the castle of Edinburgh to the castle of Stirling And recommends to the Lord High Commissioner if the said ordor be not already signed not to signe the same And discharges the Clarks of Councell to Give out any extract of the said ordor

1. NRS, PC1/49, 34.

1. NRS, PC1/49, 34.

Act, 22 May 1693, Edinburgh

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Act Lord Bellenden

Anent the petitione Given In to their Majesties High Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell Be John Lord Bellenden Sheuing That Being Informed that his Grace and their Lordships Have ordored the petitioner to be removed from the Castle of Edinburgh to the Castle of Blackness It is Humblie represented to their Lordships That the petitioners wyfe being Lately brought to bedd and Having taken a feaver therafter It uould hazard her Lyfe to remove her while she be better recovered and recover more strength Lykeas He hath sundrie bussiness both at the sessione and other wayes which necessarly requyres the petitioners being near to Itt and which cannot be soe uell performed if he uere at Blackness As also Blackness is soe unwholsome a place as that the petitioner who hath now above tuo years and ane halfe been prisoner wherby his health Is much Impaired (Being alwayes accustomed to a Good Frie and dry air) and may fall in sickness and distemper by reasone of the same And therfore Humbly Craving their Grace and Lordships would be pleased to delay the Removall of his wyfe and family From the Castle of Edinburgh whill she be better recovered And therafter to allow to the petitioner any one chamber in the said castle for himself and for the reasons forsaids as the said petitione Bears Their Majesties High Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell Having Considered this petitione Given In to them Be the above Lord Bellenden They Herby Recall the former ordor of Councell given For transporting the petitioner from the Castle of Edinburgh to the castle of Blackness And Recommends to the Lord High Chancellor If the said ordor be not already signed not to signe the same And discharges the Clarks of Councell to Give out any extract therof

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Act Lord Bellenden

Anent the petitione Given In to their Majesties High Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell Be John Lord Bellenden Sheuing That Being Informed that his Grace and their Lordships Have ordored the petitioner to be removed from the Castle of Edinburgh to the Castle of Blackness It is Humblie represented to their Lordships That the petitioners wyfe being Lately brought to bedd and Having taken a feaver therafter It uould hazard her Lyfe to remove her while she be better recovered and recover more strength Lykeas He hath sundrie bussiness both at the sessione and other wayes which necessarly requyres the petitioners being near to Itt and which cannot be soe uell performed if he uere at Blackness As also Blackness is soe unwholsome a place as that the petitioner who hath now above tuo years and ane halfe been prisoner wherby his health Is much Impaired (Being alwayes accustomed to a Good Frie and dry air) and may fall in sickness and distemper by reasone of the same And therfore Humbly Craving their Grace and Lordships would be pleased to delay the Removall of his wyfe and family From the Castle of Edinburgh whill she be better recovered And therafter to allow to the petitioner any one chamber in the said castle for himself and for the reasons forsaids as the said petitione Bears Their Majesties High Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell Having Considered this petitione Given In to them Be the above Lord Bellenden They Herby Recall the former ordor of Councell given For transporting the petitioner from the Castle of Edinburgh to the castle of Blackness And Recommends to the Lord High Chancellor If the said ordor be not already signed not to signe the same And discharges the Clarks of Councell to Give out any extract therof

1. NRS, PC1/49, 33.

1. NRS, PC1/49, 33.

Act, 22 May 1693, Edinburgh

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Liberatione The Lord Frazer

Anent the petitione Given In to their Majesties High Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell Be Charles Lord Frazer Sheuing That the petitioner Being by the Lords of Justiciary their sentence fyned and amerciat in the soume of tuo Hundred pounds Sterline and ordained to lye in prisone untill the same be payed and farder during his Majesties pleasure For drinking the health of the Late King James and being present at a proclamatione specified in the verdict of the Jury pronunced against him theranent In which sentence He doeth uith all submissione acquiesce But seeing He hath now been prisoner these ten months bypast and that the Conditione of his fortune is knouen to be such that he is not able Instantly to pay such a Considerable soume And that his wyfe Is att a Great distance In a dying Conditione past all hopes of recoverie And therfore Humblie Craving to the effect underwryten as the said petitione Bears Their Majesties High Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell Having Considered this petitione Given In to them Be the above Lord Frazer They Heirby Recommend to the Earle of Leven Captain of the castle of Edinburgh and In his absence the nixt Commanding officer in the said castle To sett at liberty the petitioner Furth therof In respect He hath given Bond and found sufficient Cautione acted in the books of privie Councell That he shall Live peacably under and uith all submissione to the Government of their Majesties King William and Queen Mary And that he shall not Converss or Correspond uith any rebells And that he shall appear before the saids Lords of privie Councell when Called for under the penaltie of tuo Hundreth pounds sterline Being the lyke soume In which he was fyned by the Lords Commissioners of Justiciary In caise He shall transgress In any part of the premisses And Recommends to the Lord secretary present at the board to transmitt the said Lord Frazers petitione formerly Given In to the Councell and Represent his caise favourablie to the Kings Majestie And lykewayes hath found Cautione That he shall make payment to the Receaver of their Majesties Croune rents of the said soume of tuo hundreth pounds sterline In which he is fyned by the saids Lords Commissioners whensoever he shall be charged for that effect And that by and attour the forsaid penaltie for his peacable behaviour and appearance when called for

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Liberatione The Lord Frazer

Anent the petitione Given In to their Majesties High Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell Be Charles Lord Frazer Sheuing That the petitioner Being by the Lords of Justiciary their sentence fyned and amerciat in the soume of tuo Hundred pounds Sterline and ordained to lye in prisone untill the same be payed and farder during his Majesties pleasure For drinking the health of the Late King James and being present at a proclamatione specified in the verdict of the Jury pronunced against him theranent In which sentence He doeth uith all submissione acquiesce But seeing He hath now been prisoner these ten months bypast and that the Conditione of his fortune is knouen to be such that he is not able Instantly to pay such a Considerable soume And that his wyfe Is att a Great distance In a dying Conditione past all hopes of recoverie And therfore Humblie Craving to the effect underwryten as the said petitione Bears Their Majesties High Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell Having Considered this petitione Given In to them Be the above Lord Frazer They Heirby Recommend to the Earle of Leven Captain of the castle of Edinburgh and In his absence the nixt Commanding officer in the said castle To sett at liberty the petitioner Furth therof In respect He hath given Bond and found sufficient Cautione acted in the books of privie Councell That he shall Live peacably under and uith all submissione to the Government of their Majesties King William and Queen Mary And that he shall not Converss or Correspond uith any rebells And that he shall appear before the saids Lords of privie Councell when Called for under the penaltie of tuo Hundreth pounds sterline Being the lyke soume In which he was fyned by the Lords Commissioners of Justiciary In caise He shall transgress In any part of the premisses And Recommends to the Lord secretary present at the board to transmitt the said Lord Frazers petitione formerly Given In to the Councell and Represent his caise favourablie to the Kings Majestie And lykewayes hath found Cautione That he shall make payment to the Receaver of their Majesties Croune rents of the said soume of tuo hundreth pounds sterline In which he is fyned by the saids Lords Commissioners whensoever he shall be charged for that effect And that by and attour the forsaid penaltie for his peacable behaviour and appearance when called for

1. NRS, PC1/49, 32-3.

1. NRS, PC1/49, 32-3.

Decreet, 22 May 1693, Edinburgh

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Decreit of deprivatione Their Majesties Advocat Against Lambie Auchterlonie and Dumbarr

Anent our Soveraigne Lord and Ladys Letters raised and pursued before their Majesties High Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell at the instance of Sir James Steuart their Majesties advocat for their Highness Intrest in the matter underwryten Mentioning That where albeit by the Law of God and the principles and constitutiones of everie uell Governed Natione all persones are bound to Give due obedience unto and wish well and pray for such To whom they oue Just obedience and true alleadgance as their soveraignes Especially such who have been the glorious Instrument of their delyverie from the thraldome of poperie and the penucious Inconveniencies that accompany ane arbitrary pouer And by the municipall Constitutione of this realme all the subjects are Engadged to pray for their Laufull soveraign And particularly by ane Act of the meeting of estates the threttienth of Apryle Jaj vic Eighty nyne all ministers who are in Emminent manner obleidged to discharge that deuty are therby expressly Commanded to read the proclamatione of that date And publictly to pray for ther Majesties King William and Queen Mary as King and Queen of this realme upon the dayes therein mentioned under the paine of being depryved and Lossing the benefice And by the same proclamatione all the Leidges are Certified That they presume not to oune or acknowledge the late King James the seventh for their King or presume upon their Highest perrill by uord in uryting In sermone or any other manner of way to Impugne or Disoune their Majesties as King and Queen of Scotland And by the threttieth fyfth Act second session of this currant parliament all ministers depryved for not praying publictly for their Majesties as King and Queen of this realme for not reading the said proclamatione of estates are prohibited and discharged to preach or exercise any part of the ministeriall functione aither in Church or meeting house upon any pretext whatsomever untill first they present themselves before the Lords of their Majesties privy Councell And ther In their presence take suear and signe the oath of alleadgance and assurance to their Majesties as King and Queen of this realme And not to oune the late King James as their King In any sorte Conforme to the tenor of the said proclamatione Certifying such ministers as doe in the contrary They shall be proceeded against as persones disaffected and Enemies to the Government and shall be punished uith all rigour And therby ordained the said proclamatione and Act of the meeting of estates to be putt to further executione against all Ministers who have not as yet Given obedience therto By praying for their Majesties In manner forsaid And ordained the saids Lords of ther Majesties privie Councell to proceed therin And by diverse and sundrie proclamationes of the saids Lords The particular dayes of fasting and thanksgiving mentioned therin are Strictly to be observed by them Nevertheless Mr John Lambie late Minister at Ecclesgreg Mr Robert Auchterlonie minister at Garvock and Mr William Dumbar minister at Conveth all uithin the shyre of Kincairden albeit they have been publictly depryved for not praying for their Majesties In the termes of the Act of parliament Have publictly preached and exercised the ministeriall functeons uithin their oune Houses and paroches wher the same Lye and elsewher uithout qualifying themselves according to Law By not suearing and signing the oath of alleadgance and Engadging not to oune the Late King James And Have not prayed for their majesties In such Circumstantiat termes as the Hearers might know that they prayed for their Majesties And have been soe farr from Evidencing the sense they ought to have had of the preservatione and the releiff of the Greevous Circumstances the natione lay under That when the proclamatione of estates was sent to them at Least Came to their hands of which they had Knowledge They were soe farr from testifying their gratitude In Giving due obedience therto that neither the day appoynted nor at any tyme since syne did they read any of these proclamationes for thanksgiving or fast albeit all these uere delyvered to their hands But on the Contrare and in Contempt of the proclamationes Hes actually preached daylie since syne uithout praying for their Majesties as King and Queen of this realme Convocating severall paroches stirring up and fomenting their disaffectione to their Majesties government Encowradgeing their Majesties Enemies and discouradging their Majesties Loyall subjects And sometymes not only praying for the late King James and that God uould restore him and make his Croune flourish upon his head But also at other tymes doe pray in such ambiguous termes that the Hearers Cannot understand they prayed for their Majesties off all which Crymes The said Mr John Lambie Mr Robert Auchterlonie and Mr William Dumbar are Guiltie actors airt and pairt and ought and should be severely punished in their persone and goods To the terror of others to Committ the lyke In tyme coming And anent the charge Given to the saids Defenders to Have Compeared personally before the saids Lords att ane certaine day now by gone To Have Ansuered to the forsaid Complaint and to have Heard and seen such ordor and Course taken theranent as the saids Lords of their Majesties privie Councell should think fitt under the paine of rebellione and putting them to the Horne uith Certificationery as the saids Letters uith the executiones therof more fully Bears The uhich Lybell Being this day Called In presence of the saids Lords of their Majesties privie Councell And their Majesties advocat and Sir James Ogilvie their Majesties Sollicitor for their Highness Intrest And all the three Haill defenders all Compearing personally And Their Majesties High Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell Having Considered the lybell and that the said Mr John Lambie Hes acknouledged Judicially That he hes preached since He uas depryved and Having refuised to take the oath of alleadgance and to signe the assurance to their Majesties King William and Queen Mary appoynted by Act of parliament Ther Majesties High Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell Find the lybell proven And therfore ordained the said Mr John Lambie to be Carryed prisoner to the tolbooth of Edinburgh ther to remaine till furder ordor of Councell And the other tuo defenders Having acknouledged the lybell and refuised to signe ane obliedgement to pray for their Majesties King William and Queen Mary as King and Queen of this realme for the future Their Majesties high Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell Have depryved and heirby depryves the said Mr Robert Auchterlony and Mr William Dunbar ministers from their benefices at the kirks of Garvock and Conveth and declares their saids kirks vaccant and ordaines them to remove from their manses and Gleibs Against the first the first2 day of Agust nixt to come and discharges them to Labour the saids Gleibs or any part therof In tyme coming And discharges the saids Mr Robert Auchterlony and Mr William Dunbar to preach or exercise any part of their ministeriall functiones uithin the said paroches or any other places uithin this kingdome untill they qualifie themselves according to Law And ordaines Letters of Horning on fifteen dayes and others needful to be direct heirupon In forme as effeirs

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Decreit of deprivatione Their Majesties Advocat Against Lambie Auchterlonie and Dumbarr

Anent our Soveraigne Lord and Ladys Letters raised and pursued before their Majesties High Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell at the instance of Sir James Steuart their Majesties advocat for their Highness Intrest in the matter underwryten Mentioning That where albeit by the Law of God and the principles and constitutiones of everie uell Governed Natione all persones are bound to Give due obedience unto and wish well and pray for such To whom they oue Just obedience and true alleadgance as their soveraignes Especially such who have been the glorious Instrument of their delyverie from the thraldome of poperie and the penucious Inconveniencies that accompany ane arbitrary pouer And by the municipall Constitutione of this realme all the subjects are Engadged to pray for their Laufull soveraign And particularly by ane Act of the meeting of estates the threttienth of Apryle Jaj vic Eighty nyne all ministers who are in Emminent manner obleidged to discharge that deuty are therby expressly Commanded to read the proclamatione of that date And publictly to pray for ther Majesties King William and Queen Mary as King and Queen of this realme upon the dayes therein mentioned under the paine of being depryved and Lossing the benefice And by the same proclamatione all the Leidges are Certified That they presume not to oune or acknowledge the late King James the seventh for their King or presume upon their Highest perrill by uord in uryting In sermone or any other manner of way to Impugne or Disoune their Majesties as King and Queen of Scotland And by the threttieth fyfth Act second session of this currant parliament all ministers depryved for not praying publictly for their Majesties as King and Queen of this realme for not reading the said proclamatione of estates are prohibited and discharged to preach or exercise any part of the ministeriall functione aither in Church or meeting house upon any pretext whatsomever untill first they present themselves before the Lords of their Majesties privy Councell And ther In their presence take suear and signe the oath of alleadgance and assurance to their Majesties as King and Queen of this realme And not to oune the late King James as their King In any sorte Conforme to the tenor of the said proclamatione Certifying such ministers as doe in the contrary They shall be proceeded against as persones disaffected and Enemies to the Government and shall be punished uith all rigour And therby ordained the said proclamatione and Act of the meeting of estates to be putt to further executione against all Ministers who have not as yet Given obedience therto By praying for their Majesties In manner forsaid And ordained the saids Lords of ther Majesties privie Councell to proceed therin And by diverse and sundrie proclamationes of the saids Lords The particular dayes of fasting and thanksgiving mentioned therin are Strictly to be observed by them Nevertheless Mr John Lambie late Minister at Ecclesgreg Mr Robert Auchterlonie minister at Garvock and Mr William Dumbar minister at Conveth all uithin the shyre of Kincairden albeit they have been publictly depryved for not praying for their Majesties In the termes of the Act of parliament Have publictly preached and exercised the ministeriall functeons uithin their oune Houses and paroches wher the same Lye and elsewher uithout qualifying themselves according to Law By not suearing and signing the oath of alleadgance and Engadging not to oune the Late King James And Have not prayed for their majesties In such Circumstantiat termes as the Hearers might know that they prayed for their Majesties And have been soe farr from Evidencing the sense they ought to have had of the preservatione and the releiff of the Greevous Circumstances the natione lay under That when the proclamatione of estates was sent to them at Least Came to their hands of which they had Knowledge They were soe farr from testifying their gratitude In Giving due obedience therto that neither the day appoynted nor at any tyme since syne did they read any of these proclamationes for thanksgiving or fast albeit all these uere delyvered to their hands But on the Contrare and in Contempt of the proclamationes Hes actually preached daylie since syne uithout praying for their Majesties as King and Queen of this realme Convocating severall paroches stirring up and fomenting their disaffectione to their Majesties government Encowradgeing their Majesties Enemies and discouradging their Majesties Loyall subjects And sometymes not only praying for the late King James and that God uould restore him and make his Croune flourish upon his head But also at other tymes doe pray in such ambiguous termes that the Hearers Cannot understand they prayed for their Majesties off all which Crymes The said Mr John Lambie Mr Robert Auchterlonie and Mr William Dumbar are Guiltie actors airt and pairt and ought and should be severely punished in their persone and goods To the terror of others to Committ the lyke In tyme coming And anent the charge Given to the saids Defenders to Have Compeared personally before the saids Lords att ane certaine day now by gone To Have Ansuered to the forsaid Complaint and to have Heard and seen such ordor and Course taken theranent as the saids Lords of their Majesties privie Councell should think fitt under the paine of rebellione and putting them to the Horne uith Certificationery as the saids Letters uith the executiones therof more fully Bears The uhich Lybell Being this day Called In presence of the saids Lords of their Majesties privie Councell And their Majesties advocat and Sir James Ogilvie their Majesties Sollicitor for their Highness Intrest And all the three Haill defenders all Compearing personally And Their Majesties High Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell Having Considered the lybell and that the said Mr John Lambie Hes acknouledged Judicially That he hes preached since He uas depryved and Having refuised to take the oath of alleadgance and to signe the assurance to their Majesties King William and Queen Mary appoynted by Act of parliament Ther Majesties High Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell Find the lybell proven And therfore ordained the said Mr John Lambie to be Carryed prisoner to the tolbooth of Edinburgh ther to remaine till furder ordor of Councell And the other tuo defenders Having acknouledged the lybell and refuised to signe ane obliedgement to pray for their Majesties King William and Queen Mary as King and Queen of this realme for the future Their Majesties high Commissioner and Lords of privie Councell Have depryved and heirby depryves the said Mr Robert Auchterlony and Mr William Dunbar ministers from their benefices at the kirks of Garvock and Conveth and declares their saids kirks vaccant and ordaines them to remove from their manses and Gleibs Against the first the first2 day of Agust nixt to come and discharges them to Labour the saids Gleibs or any part therof In tyme coming And discharges the saids Mr Robert Auchterlony and Mr William Dunbar to preach or exercise any part of their ministeriall functiones uithin the said paroches or any other places uithin this kingdome untill they qualifie themselves according to Law And ordaines Letters of Horning on fifteen dayes and others needful to be direct heirupon In forme as effeirs

1. NRS, PC1/49, 29-32.

2. Sic.

1. NRS, PC1/49, 29-32.

2. Sic.

Sederunt, 22 May 1693, Edinburgh

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Their Majesties Commissioner; Lord Chancellor; Earl of Drumlangrig; Earl of Argyle; Earl of Erroll; Earl of Southerland; Earl of Linlithgow; Earl of Strathmore; Earl of Leven; Earl of Annandale; Earl of Selkirk; Earl of Kintore; Earl of Breadalbane; Viscount Tarbat; Lord Strathnaver; Lord Raith; Lord Carmichaell; Master of Forbess; Mr Johnstoun secretary; Lord Advocat; Lord Justice Clark; Lord Enstruther; Mr Fra: Muntgomery; Laird of Blackbarrony; Laird of Leyes; Laird of Pollock; Sir Thomas Livingstoune

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Sederunt

Their Majesties Commissioner; Lord Chancellor; Earl of Drumlangrig; Earl of Argyle; Earl of Erroll; Earl of Southerland; Earl of Linlithgow; Earl of Strathmore; Earl of Leven; Earl of Annandale; Earl of Selkirk; Earl of Kintore; Earl of Breadalbane; Viscount Tarbat; Lord Strathnaver; Lord Raith; Lord Carmichaell; Master of Forbess; Mr Johnstoun secretary; Lord Advocat; Lord Justice Clark; Lord Enstruther; Mr Fra: Muntgomery; Laird of Blackbarrony; Laird of Leyes; Laird of Pollock; Sir Thomas Livingstoune

1. NRS, PC1/49, 29.

2. NRS, PC1/49, 29.

1. NRS, PC1/49, 29.

2. NRS, PC1/49, 29.