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Act, 25 September 1702, Edinburgh

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Edinburgh the 25th September 1702

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Act

Act Infavours of Alexander Broun

Annent The Petition given in and presented to the Lords of Her Majesties privie Councill By Alexander Broun merchant in Edinburgh Shewing That the petitioner Haveing purchased the ruinous pairts of the East and off the lucking booths and haveing obtained Judge and warrant from the Dean of Gild Court and Lykewayes ane Act and ordinance from the Magistrats and Toun Councill of Edinburgh For Rebuilding of the saids reuinous Tenements in manner therin mentioned Ther was a petition presented to the saids Lords at the Instance of John Cunynghame, Patrick Home and Mungo Buchannan wrytters to the signet For stoping the said building And now the said Petitioner Haveing purchased there Intrest, and procured there consent, For carrying on the said building as the samen herewith produced will testifie And the petitioner haveing conduced and aggreed with work men and provyded all materialls necessar For perfytteing the said building befoir November nixt That to the street may be void and red and sitting doun off the session It is necessar That the stope formerly made by their Lordships be taken off And lykewayes that the Judge and warrant granted by the Dean of Gild and Act of the Toun Councill in The Petitioners favours therannent be Ratified That he be noe furder trouble at the Instance of any persone in carrying on and compleating the said building And therfor Creaving to the effect afftermentioned As the said petition Bears The Lords of her Majesties Privie Councill Haveing considered the above petition given into them by Alexander Broun merchant in Edinburgh They heirby take off and Dischairges any stop made or given by ther Lordships To the building off the East end of the Luckenbooths As Being the Petitioners property And allowes the petitioner To carry on his building there Conforme to the Dean of Gilds Jedge, warrand and act of the Toun Councill past in the petitioners favours theranent And Lykewayes Ratifies and approves the said Jedge warrant and act In favours of the said petitioner To the effect that non may stope trouble or impede him from perfyting the said building Conforme to the saids Jedge, warrant and act And the saids Lords there present Ratification part theron in all points.

Edinburgh the 25th September 1702

D1702/9/51

Act

Act Infavours of Alexander Broun

Annent The Petition given in and presented to the Lords of Her Majesties privie Councill By Alexander Broun merchant in Edinburgh Shewing That the petitioner Haveing purchased the ruinous pairts of the East and off the lucking booths and haveing obtained Judge and warrant from the Dean of Gild Court and Lykewayes ane Act and ordinance from the Magistrats and Toun Councill of Edinburgh For Rebuilding of the saids reuinous Tenements in manner therin mentioned Ther was a petition presented to the saids Lords at the Instance of John Cunynghame, Patrick Home and Mungo Buchannan wrytters to the signet For stoping the said building And now the said Petitioner Haveing purchased there Intrest, and procured there consent, For carrying on the said building as the samen herewith produced will testifie And the petitioner haveing conduced and aggreed with work men and provyded all materialls necessar For perfytteing the said building befoir November nixt That to the street may be void and red and sitting doun off the session It is necessar That the stope formerly made by their Lordships be taken off And lykewayes that the Judge and warrant granted by the Dean of Gild and Act of the Toun Councill in The Petitioners favours therannent be Ratified That he be noe furder trouble at the Instance of any persone in carrying on and compleating the said building And therfor Creaving to the effect afftermentioned As the said petition Bears The Lords of her Majesties Privie Councill Haveing considered the above petition given into them by Alexander Broun merchant in Edinburgh They heirby take off and Dischairges any stop made or given by ther Lordships To the building off the East end of the Luckenbooths As Being the Petitioners property And allowes the petitioner To carry on his building there Conforme to the Dean of Gilds Jedge, warrand and act of the Toun Councill past in the petitioners favours theranent And Lykewayes Ratifies and approves the said Jedge warrant and act In favours of the said petitioner To the effect that non may stope trouble or impede him from perfyting the said building Conforme to the saids Jedge, warrant and act And the saids Lords there present Ratification part theron in all points.

1. NRS, PC2/28, 210v-211r.

1. NRS, PC2/28, 210v-211r.

Sederunt, 25 September 1702, Edinburgh

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Edinburgh the 25th September 17021

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Sederunt

Lord Chancelour; Earl of Melvill P:C:; Earl of Seafeild; Earl of Marr; Earl of Leven; Viscount Roseberry; Lord Strathnaver; Lord Polwarth; Lord President of Session; Lord Advocat; Lord Crossrigg; Laird of Meggens

Edinburgh the 25th September 17021

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Sederunt

Lord Chancelour; Earl of Melvill P:C:; Earl of Seafeild; Earl of Marr; Earl of Leven; Viscount Roseberry; Lord Strathnaver; Lord Polwarth; Lord President of Session; Lord Advocat; Lord Crossrigg; Laird of Meggens

1. NRS, PC2/28, 210v.

2. NRS, PC2/28, 210v.

1. NRS, PC2/28, 210v.

2. NRS, PC2/28, 210v.

Letter, 25 September 1702, Edinburgh

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Att Edinburgh the Twentie fifth of September Jaj viic and two years

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Letter

Letter from the Queen anent the Union and Discharging Councillors etc to leave the kingdome

Letter from the Queen to the Councill anent the Commissioners for the Treatie of Union And Discharging Councillors to Leave the kingdom without her Majesties Licence Read and Ordered to be Recorded wherof the tenor followes.
Supra Scribitur Anne Regina
Right trustie and right well beloved Cousin and Councillor Right trustie and intirely beloved Cousins and Councillors Right trustie and well beloved Cousins and Councillors Right trustie and well beloved Councillors; And trustie and well beloved Councillors; Wee greet yow well; Wheras In pursuance of the acts of our parliament of our kingdoms of Scotland and England: Wee have Nominat Commissioners to treat of ane Union and other matters and causes relateing to the wellfare of both realmes who are to meet at Westminster the Twentie Seventh of October nixt, and Severall of these persones Nominat by us for that our ancient Kingdome being Imployed in the places of highest trust, and whom wee expect will repair hither against that time precisely and dureing their absence it being necessary for the Support of our government and for preserveing the peace of the kingdome; That a Sufficient quorum of our Councill, and of our Thesaury and Exchequer remaine at Edinburgh and attend our Service there; Wee doe Therfore Expect and requyre That such of our Councill Thesaury and Exchequer, as are not Nominat Commissioners will give Such closs and exact attendance as may before the intire Securitie of our Government and the satisfaction of our good Subjects; And that therfore non of them who are not nominat in the forsaid Commission shall leave the kingdom dureing the Course of the forsaid treatie without Libertie obtained from Us; And this yow are to Signifie and make known to all concerned; And So Wee bid yow heartily farewell; Given at our Court at Bath the 8th September 1702. And of our reigne the first year. By her Majesties Command Sic Subscribitur Queensberry.

Att Edinburgh the Twentie fifth of September Jaj viic and two years

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Letter

Letter from the Queen anent the Union and Discharging Councillors etc to leave the kingdome

Letter from the Queen to the Councill anent the Commissioners for the Treatie of Union And Discharging Councillors to Leave the kingdom without her Majesties Licence Read and Ordered to be Recorded wherof the tenor followes.
Supra Scribitur Anne Regina
Right trustie and right well beloved Cousin and Councillor Right trustie and intirely beloved Cousins and Councillors Right trustie and well beloved Cousins and Councillors Right trustie and well beloved Councillors; And trustie and well beloved Councillors; Wee greet yow well; Wheras In pursuance of the acts of our parliament of our kingdoms of Scotland and England: Wee have Nominat Commissioners to treat of ane Union and other matters and causes relateing to the wellfare of both realmes who are to meet at Westminster the Twentie Seventh of October nixt, and Severall of these persones Nominat by us for that our ancient Kingdome being Imployed in the places of highest trust, and whom wee expect will repair hither against that time precisely and dureing their absence it being necessary for the Support of our government and for preserveing the peace of the kingdome; That a Sufficient quorum of our Councill, and of our Thesaury and Exchequer remaine at Edinburgh and attend our Service there; Wee doe Therfore Expect and requyre That such of our Councill Thesaury and Exchequer, as are not Nominat Commissioners will give Such closs and exact attendance as may before the intire Securitie of our Government and the satisfaction of our good Subjects; And that therfore non of them who are not nominat in the forsaid Commission shall leave the kingdom dureing the Course of the forsaid treatie without Libertie obtained from Us; And this yow are to Signifie and make known to all concerned; And So Wee bid yow heartily farewell; Given at our Court at Bath the 8th September 1702. And of our reigne the first year. By her Majesties Command Sic Subscribitur Queensberry.

1. NRS, PC1/52, 459-60.

1. NRS, PC1/52, 459-60.

Procedure, 25 September 1702, Edinburgh

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A1702/9/181

Procedure

Commissio pro Unione Tractanda inter regna Scotiis et Angliis

Commission Under the Great Seall of this kingdom Nominating and Appointing Commissioners for a treaty of Union with both Kingdomes Read and ordered to be Recorded wherof the tenor followes.
Anna Dei Gratia Magnae Brittanniae Franciae et Hibern[i]ae Regina fideique defensor Omnibus probus2 hominibus suis ad quos presentes Literae Nostrae pervenerint Salutem Quandoquidem nos Nos Considerantes arctiorem et Completam unionem regnorum Nostrorum Scotiae et Angliae Iamdadum3 et frequenter desideratum fuisse in Mutuum bonum et ad majorem felicitatem utriusque gentis et non nullum progressum eatenus factum fuisse tempore regii nostri proavi Jacobi Sexti Regis, et Regii Nostri patrus4 Caroli Secundi Regis Et quod quondam Gulielmus rex Beatae memoriae quibusdem annis praeteritis eam hujus regni ordinibus proposuit Et nuperrime eandem parliamento Anglicano commendavit Nosque etiam ex regia affectione et Cura ad promovendam faelicitatem omnium nostrorum subditorum […] et prudentes nostrorum regnorum praedicessorum resolutiones prosequi Cupientes parliamento nostro Anglicano commendavimus apta media pro tali unione obtinenda consulerent In Cujus quidem prosecutione per dictum parliamentum in actum fuit quod ii qui a nobis Nomerantur5 vel tot ac tales eorum quos nos pro quorum ut Loquuntur Statueremus convenirent tempore et Loco a nobis designandis ad tractandum cum Commissionariis a Parliamento Scotiae et ejus authoritate muniendis de tali Unione praedictorum duorum regnorum aut circa quaecunque alia Negotia causas et res quae (debita deliberatione habita) nostro honore et mutuo utruisque6 regni Com[m]odo Necessaria ardebuntur Cumque nos hanc regiam nostram intentionem pro dicta unione promovenda Scotiae parliamento Notam faceremus per septimum actum ultimae Lesionis7 dicti parliamenti decretum statutum et ordinatum est quod ii quos nobis visum fuerit sub magno sigillo dicti antiqui regni nostri Scotiae nominare vel quot eorum pro quorum ut Loquintur Statuerimus plenam potestatem et Commssioniem8 haberent locis et et9 temporibus a nobis designandis concernendi et congregendi ac cum Commissionariis a nobis in re praedicto pro parliamento et regni Nostro Angliae Nominandis Ac authoritate Nostra muniendis tractandi et deliberandi circa talem unionem praedictorum duorum regnorum Scotiae et Angliae Ac Circa quaecunque alia Negotia causus10 et res quae (Matura habilia11 consideratione) praedicti Commissionarii et eorum Numerus qui Lie quorum Statuitur congr[eg]ati ut praedicitur una cum Commissionariis per nos pro parliamento et regno Nostro Angliae Nominandis quae honori nostri ac utilitati et bono publico praedictorum regnorum nostrum Maxime conducere Judicabunt praeterea quod dicti Commissionarii sua acta et gesta in quatuor diversa diversa scripta aut instrumenta per ipsos subscribenda et sigillanda redigerent Eo fine ut unum dictorum instrumentorum nobis aliud parliamento Scotiae et duo reliqua parliamento Angliae promixis dictorum parliamentorum sessionibus in unoquoque regno respective tenendis exhibiantur postquam dicta scripta per dictos Commissionarios subscripta et sigillata fuerint ut de super nos et dicta duo parliamenta procedamus pro ut necessarium visum fuerit pro bono utriusque regni quibus scilicet consideratio totius ut in toto vel aliqua parte approbetur aut reprobetur pro ut nos et dicta duo parliamenta expediens Judicabimus integre Reservatur Sicuti in dicto acto Latius continetur Cumque nos experientui12 edocti specialem fiduciam reponimus in integritate animi dotibus et prudentia personarum subtus mentionatarum Videlicet Jacobi Ducis de Queensberry Nostri Commissionarii dicti regni Scotiae Gulielmi Marchionis de Annandale Nostri Secreti Sigilli Custodis Archibaldi Ducis de Argyll Roberti Marchionis de Lothian nostrae Justiciariae Generalis Jacobi Comitis de Seafeild Principalis nostri Status Secretarii Johannis Comitis de Lauderdale Davidis Comitis de Leven Johannis Comitis de Hyndford Georgii Vicecomitis de Tarbat Johannis Vicecomitis de Stair Archibaldi Vicecomitis de Rossberrie Davidis Domini Boyll Domini Hugonis Dalrymple nostrae Sessionis Praesidis Domini Jacobi Stewart nostri Advocati Adami Cockburne de Ormistoune Nostri Thesaurarii Deputati Domini Johannis Maxwell Nostre Justiciariae Clerici , Domini Jacobi Murray de Philiphaugh Domini Jacobi Falconar de Phesdoe Domini […] Stewart de Bute Vicecomitis de Bute Domini Archibaldi Douglas de Cavers Vicecomitis de Tividale Domini Davidis Dalrymple Solicitaris Nostri Generalis Domini Davidis Cuninghame De Mylncraig Domini Jacobi Smollat de Bonhill, Domini Patricii Johnstoune Praepositi burgi nostri de Edinburgh Hugonis Montgomry Praepositi de Glasgow , Johannis Scrymsior Praepositi burgi nostri De Dundie et […] Allardice Praepositi burgi nostri de Aberdeen. Noveritis Ideo Nos Nominasse Constituisse et ordinasse sicuti tenore praesentium nominamus Nominamus constituimus et ordinamus Memoratas personas Commissionarios pro dicto regno Scotiae ad effectum infra scriptum dando illis vel eorum tredecim ad minimum quos pro quorum ut Loquuntur statuimus plenam potestatem et authoritatem congregandi et conveniandi13 cum Commissionariis nominatis et authoritate nostra Munitis pro parliamento et regno Angliae vel eorum sufficiente numero apud civitatem Nostram de Westminster vigesimo septimo die mensis Octobris proxime sequentis et tempore et Loco praedicto tractandi et deliberandi circa talem Unionem dictorum regnorum Scotiae et Angliae et circa quaecumque alia Negotia causas et res quae Personae ante dictae seu eorum Numerus sufficiens a nobis definitis vel Major pars eorum tunc et ibidem congr[eg]ati Justa censebunt et necessaria Judicabunt pro nostro honore et utriusque regni bono et com[m]odo cum potestate antedictis Commissionariis de tempore in tempus cum aut absque continuatione congregandi et conveniendi et in omnibus quibuscunque rebus per praesentes vel dictum actum Parliamenti eorum curiae concreditis et Commissis Secundum eorum officium et Judicium procedendi Mandando et requirendo illos curam ad hibere ut omnia sua acta et gesta in praemissis in quatuor diversa scripta aut instrumenta dibite14 redigantur ut ita Ordinata et parata Sint ut nobis et Parliamentis utriusque regni exhibeantur modo per praedictum actum statuto et requisito Declarando Omni modo per presentes nullas reto15 aut negotia tractanda Proponenda vel16 per dictos Commissionarios virtute Praesentis Commissionis conventa et conclusa ullius fore vigeris17 seu effectus cujuscunque donec prius authoritate et acto Parliamenti antiqui regni nostri Scotiae confirmata et stabili[t]ata fuerint . In Cujus Rei Testimonium […]

Att Edinburgh the Twentie fifth of September Jaj viic and two years

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Procedure

Commissio pro Unione Tractanda inter regna Scotiis et Angliis

Commission Under the Great Seall of this kingdom Nominating and Appointing Commissioners for a treaty of Union with both Kingdomes Read and ordered to be Recorded wherof the tenor followes.
Anna Dei Gratia Magnae Brittanniae Franciae et Hibern[i]ae Regina fideique defensor Omnibus probus2 hominibus suis ad quos presentes Literae Nostrae pervenerint Salutem Quandoquidem nos Nos Considerantes arctiorem et Completam unionem regnorum Nostrorum Scotiae et Angliae Iamdadum3 et frequenter desideratum fuisse in Mutuum bonum et ad majorem felicitatem utriusque gentis et non nullum progressum eatenus factum fuisse tempore regii nostri proavi Jacobi Sexti Regis, et Regii Nostri patrus4 Caroli Secundi Regis Et quod quondam Gulielmus rex Beatae memoriae quibusdem annis praeteritis eam hujus regni ordinibus proposuit Et nuperrime eandem parliamento Anglicano commendavit Nosque etiam ex regia affectione et Cura ad promovendam faelicitatem omnium nostrorum subditorum […] et prudentes nostrorum regnorum praedicessorum resolutiones prosequi Cupientes parliamento nostro Anglicano commendavimus apta media pro tali unione obtinenda consulerent In Cujus quidem prosecutione per dictum parliamentum in actum fuit quod ii qui a nobis Nomerantur5 vel tot ac tales eorum quos nos pro quorum ut Loquuntur Statueremus convenirent tempore et Loco a nobis designandis ad tractandum cum Commissionariis a Parliamento Scotiae et ejus authoritate muniendis de tali Unione praedictorum duorum regnorum aut circa quaecunque alia Negotia causas et res quae (debita deliberatione habita) nostro honore et mutuo utruisque6 regni Com[m]odo Necessaria ardebuntur Cumque nos hanc regiam nostram intentionem pro dicta unione promovenda Scotiae parliamento Notam faceremus per septimum actum ultimae Lesionis7 dicti parliamenti decretum statutum et ordinatum est quod ii quos nobis visum fuerit sub magno sigillo dicti antiqui regni nostri Scotiae nominare vel quot eorum pro quorum ut Loquintur Statuerimus plenam potestatem et Commssioniem8 haberent locis et et9 temporibus a nobis designandis concernendi et congregendi ac cum Commissionariis a nobis in re praedicto pro parliamento et regni Nostro Angliae Nominandis Ac authoritate Nostra muniendis tractandi et deliberandi circa talem unionem praedictorum duorum regnorum Scotiae et Angliae Ac Circa quaecunque alia Negotia causus10 et res quae (Matura habilia11 consideratione) praedicti Commissionarii et eorum Numerus qui Lie quorum Statuitur congr[eg]ati ut praedicitur una cum Commissionariis per nos pro parliamento et regno Nostro Angliae Nominandis quae honori nostri ac utilitati et bono publico praedictorum regnorum nostrum Maxime conducere Judicabunt praeterea quod dicti Commissionarii sua acta et gesta in quatuor diversa diversa scripta aut instrumenta per ipsos subscribenda et sigillanda redigerent Eo fine ut unum dictorum instrumentorum nobis aliud parliamento Scotiae et duo reliqua parliamento Angliae promixis dictorum parliamentorum sessionibus in unoquoque regno respective tenendis exhibiantur postquam dicta scripta per dictos Commissionarios subscripta et sigillata fuerint ut de super nos et dicta duo parliamenta procedamus pro ut necessarium visum fuerit pro bono utriusque regni quibus scilicet consideratio totius ut in toto vel aliqua parte approbetur aut reprobetur pro ut nos et dicta duo parliamenta expediens Judicabimus integre Reservatur Sicuti in dicto acto Latius continetur Cumque nos experientui12 edocti specialem fiduciam reponimus in integritate animi dotibus et prudentia personarum subtus mentionatarum Videlicet Jacobi Ducis de Queensberry Nostri Commissionarii dicti regni Scotiae Gulielmi Marchionis de Annandale Nostri Secreti Sigilli Custodis Archibaldi Ducis de Argyll Roberti Marchionis de Lothian nostrae Justiciariae Generalis Jacobi Comitis de Seafeild Principalis nostri Status Secretarii Johannis Comitis de Lauderdale Davidis Comitis de Leven Johannis Comitis de Hyndford Georgii Vicecomitis de Tarbat Johannis Vicecomitis de Stair Archibaldi Vicecomitis de Rossberrie Davidis Domini Boyll Domini Hugonis Dalrymple nostrae Sessionis Praesidis Domini Jacobi Stewart nostri Advocati Adami Cockburne de Ormistoune Nostri Thesaurarii Deputati Domini Johannis Maxwell Nostre Justiciariae Clerici , Domini Jacobi Murray de Philiphaugh Domini Jacobi Falconar de Phesdoe Domini […] Stewart de Bute Vicecomitis de Bute Domini Archibaldi Douglas de Cavers Vicecomitis de Tividale Domini Davidis Dalrymple Solicitaris Nostri Generalis Domini Davidis Cuninghame De Mylncraig Domini Jacobi Smollat de Bonhill, Domini Patricii Johnstoune Praepositi burgi nostri de Edinburgh Hugonis Montgomry Praepositi de Glasgow , Johannis Scrymsior Praepositi burgi nostri De Dundie et […] Allardice Praepositi burgi nostri de Aberdeen. Noveritis Ideo Nos Nominasse Constituisse et ordinasse sicuti tenore praesentium nominamus Nominamus constituimus et ordinamus Memoratas personas Commissionarios pro dicto regno Scotiae ad effectum infra scriptum dando illis vel eorum tredecim ad minimum quos pro quorum ut Loquuntur statuimus plenam potestatem et authoritatem congregandi et conveniandi13 cum Commissionariis nominatis et authoritate nostra Munitis pro parliamento et regno Angliae vel eorum sufficiente numero apud civitatem Nostram de Westminster vigesimo septimo die mensis Octobris proxime sequentis et tempore et Loco praedicto tractandi et deliberandi circa talem Unionem dictorum regnorum Scotiae et Angliae et circa quaecumque alia Negotia causas et res quae Personae ante dictae seu eorum Numerus sufficiens a nobis definitis vel Major pars eorum tunc et ibidem congr[eg]ati Justa censebunt et necessaria Judicabunt pro nostro honore et utriusque regni bono et com[m]odo cum potestate antedictis Commissionariis de tempore in tempus cum aut absque continuatione congregandi et conveniendi et in omnibus quibuscunque rebus per praesentes vel dictum actum Parliamenti eorum curiae concreditis et Commissis Secundum eorum officium et Judicium procedendi Mandando et requirendo illos curam ad hibere ut omnia sua acta et gesta in praemissis in quatuor diversa scripta aut instrumenta dibite14 redigantur ut ita Ordinata et parata Sint ut nobis et Parliamentis utriusque regni exhibeantur modo per praedictum actum statuto et requisito Declarando Omni modo per presentes nullas reto15 aut negotia tractanda Proponenda vel16 per dictos Commissionarios virtute Praesentis Commissionis conventa et conclusa ullius fore vigeris17 seu effectus cujuscunque donec prius authoritate et acto Parliamenti antiqui regni nostri Scotiae confirmata et stabili[t]ata fuerint . In Cujus Rei Testimonium […]

1. NRS, PC1/52, 456-9.

2. Sic.

3. Sic. Recte: ‘iamdudum’.

4. Sic. Recte: ‘patris’.

5. Sic. Recte: ‘numerantur’.

6. Sic. Recte: ‘utriusque’.

7. Sic. Recte: ‘sessionis’.

8. Sic.

9. Sic.

10. Sic. Recte: ‘causas’.

11. Sic. Recte: ‘habita’.

12. Sic. Recte: ‘experientia’.

13. Sic. Recte: ‘conveniendi’.

14. Sic. Recte: ‘debite’.

15. Sic. Recte: ‘res’.

16. Sic.

17. Sic. Recte: ‘vigoris’.

1. NRS, PC1/52, 456-9.

2. Sic.

3. Sic. Recte: ‘iamdudum’.

4. Sic. Recte: ‘patris’.

5. Sic. Recte: ‘numerantur’.

6. Sic. Recte: ‘utriusque’.

7. Sic. Recte: ‘sessionis’.

8. Sic.

9. Sic.

10. Sic. Recte: ‘causas’.

11. Sic. Recte: ‘habita’.

12. Sic. Recte: ‘experientia’.

13. Sic. Recte: ‘conveniendi’.

14. Sic. Recte: ‘debite’.

15. Sic. Recte: ‘res’.

16. Sic.

17. Sic. Recte: ‘vigoris’.

Order, 25 September 1702, Edinburgh

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Att Edinburgh the Twentie fifth of September Jaj viic and two years

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Order

Recommendation to the thesaury to Provide Powder etc for the Castles of Edinburgh Stirling and Dumbarton and forces etc

The Lords of her Majesties privy Councill Doe heirby Recommend to the Lords of her Majesties thesaury To Cause provide, powder, armes, and other ammunition for the furnishing of the Castles and forts of Edinburgh; Stirling and Dumbarton and for the troops and Regiments raised or to be raised; And ordaines the Samen to be sent and Laid up in the saids Castles and Magazines therin for the service forsaid.

Att Edinburgh the Twentie fifth of September Jaj viic and two years

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Order

Recommendation to the thesaury to Provide Powder etc for the Castles of Edinburgh Stirling and Dumbarton and forces etc

The Lords of her Majesties privy Councill Doe heirby Recommend to the Lords of her Majesties thesaury To Cause provide, powder, armes, and other ammunition for the furnishing of the Castles and forts of Edinburgh; Stirling and Dumbarton and for the troops and Regiments raised or to be raised; And ordaines the Samen to be sent and Laid up in the saids Castles and Magazines therin for the service forsaid.

1. NRS, PC1/52, 456.

1. NRS, PC1/52, 456.

Order, 25 September 1702, Edinburgh

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Order

Recommendation to the Thesaury In favors of the Clerk Register and Clerks of parliament and Session there servants

The Lords of her Majesties privy Councill haveing heard the report made by the Earle of Seafeild Lord Secretary of State in name of the Committie appointed to inspect the Records in the Law parliament house for discovering of what wrytes or papers Lying their may be necessary for the present Union To be treated upon betwixt Scotland and England; The saids Lords of privy Councill Doe hereby Appoint and Ordaine the Clerks of parliament and Session, And the Lord Register who shall be for the time and his deputes to cause make a particular book of Register of all the publict wrytes papers and treaties which have been inspected by the said Committie Or of any other publict writes and treaties from the Contract of Mariage betwixt King James the Fourth of Scotland; and the eldest daughter of Henry the Seventh King of England inclusive; And Ordaines the saids Clerks and Register or his deputes to give furth Extracts out of the said Register of any or all of the writes to be Recorded therin; and to exhibit the principall Warrands and Records therof to the saids Commissioners or such of the saids wrytes as they shall call for from time to time upon a warrand to be Signed by them or under the hand of their Clerk for that effect; And Likewayes the saids Lords ordaines the saids Clerks Register and their deputs; To Exhibit and produce such of the said principall papers wrytes and treaties as shall be called for by them from time to time to be transumed, or otherwaise made use of As the saids Lords shall find necessar And the saids Lords of her majesties privy Councill Doe hereby Recommend the saids Clerks of Parliament and their Servants To the Lords of her Majesties thesaurie for appointing such a soume to be payed to them as may be a Competent allowance to them for their paines and Charges in makeing up the said Register and giveing furth such extracts therof from time to time as shall be called for by the saids Commissioners for the said Treatie of Union; and Exhibiting the warrands of the said Register to them or the saids Lords of privy Councill in maner and for the ends abovementioned.

Att Edinburgh the Twentie fifth of September Jaj viic and two years

A1702/9/161

Order

Recommendation to the Thesaury In favors of the Clerk Register and Clerks of parliament and Session there servants

The Lords of her Majesties privy Councill haveing heard the report made by the Earle of Seafeild Lord Secretary of State in name of the Committie appointed to inspect the Records in the Law parliament house for discovering of what wrytes or papers Lying their may be necessary for the present Union To be treated upon betwixt Scotland and England; The saids Lords of privy Councill Doe hereby Appoint and Ordaine the Clerks of parliament and Session, And the Lord Register who shall be for the time and his deputes to cause make a particular book of Register of all the publict wrytes papers and treaties which have been inspected by the said Committie Or of any other publict writes and treaties from the Contract of Mariage betwixt King James the Fourth of Scotland; and the eldest daughter of Henry the Seventh King of England inclusive; And Ordaines the saids Clerks and Register or his deputes to give furth Extracts out of the said Register of any or all of the writes to be Recorded therin; and to exhibit the principall Warrands and Records therof to the saids Commissioners or such of the saids wrytes as they shall call for from time to time upon a warrand to be Signed by them or under the hand of their Clerk for that effect; And Likewayes the saids Lords ordaines the saids Clerks Register and their deputs; To Exhibit and produce such of the said principall papers wrytes and treaties as shall be called for by them from time to time to be transumed, or otherwaise made use of As the saids Lords shall find necessar And the saids Lords of her majesties privy Councill Doe hereby Recommend the saids Clerks of Parliament and their Servants To the Lords of her Majesties thesaurie for appointing such a soume to be payed to them as may be a Competent allowance to them for their paines and Charges in makeing up the said Register and giveing furth such extracts therof from time to time as shall be called for by the saids Commissioners for the said Treatie of Union; and Exhibiting the warrands of the said Register to them or the saids Lords of privy Councill in maner and for the ends abovementioned.

1. NRS, PC1/52, 455-6.

1. NRS, PC1/52, 455-6.

Sederunt, 25 September 1702, Edinburgh

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Att Edinburgh the Twentie fifth of September Jaj viic and two years1

A1702/9/152

Sederunt

Lord Chancelor; Earl of Mellvill P:C:; Earl of Seafeild: S:; Earl of Mar; Earl of Leven; Viscount Rosebery; Lord Strathnaver; Lord Polwarth; Lord President of Session; Lord Advocat; Lord Crosrig; Laird of Meggins

Att Edinburgh the Twentie fifth of September Jaj viic and two years1

A1702/9/152

Sederunt

Lord Chancelor; Earl of Mellvill P:C:; Earl of Seafeild: S:; Earl of Mar; Earl of Leven; Viscount Rosebery; Lord Strathnaver; Lord Polwarth; Lord President of Session; Lord Advocat; Lord Crosrig; Laird of Meggins

1. NRS, PC1/52, 455.

2. NRS, PC1/52, 455.

1. NRS, PC1/52, 455.

2. NRS, PC1/52, 455.