Act, 27 March 1693, Edinburgh

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Act Mr Alexander Dalgarno

Anent a Petitione given in to the Lords of their Majesties privy Councill be Mr Androw Dalgarno called to be minister of Tyrie Shewing That quheras the saids Lords in the Competition betwixt the petitioner and Mr Alexander Jamisone anent the vaccand stipends of the Church of Tyrie Did most Justly grant Comission to the Earles of Erroll or Kintoir to take tryall of both their Lives and conversationes etc And to report the Same to the saids Lords And the petitioner haveing not only accquiesced to so Just and reasonable a Sentance Bot knowing that his title to the Church and his intrest in the parishioners was far preferable to that of Mr Jamesones Did most patiently wat the Earles of Erroll or Kintoir their appointement For puting the said Commission in executione Bot Mr Jamesone haveing made new applicatione to the saids Lords Andin the interim ther being a pretended report from the Earle of Kintoir Delivered to Mr David Moncreiff and presented by him to the saids Lords who did therupon preferr Mr Jamesone to the vaccand stipend of the said Church Cropt Jaj vjc nyntie two and preceidings which report Is now found to be a most Impudent and villaneous Forgery And besyde that the said2 Petitioner has the only Just and legall title to the said stipends he has bestowed and given out a Considerable part therof for repairatione of the Church of Tyrie So that albeit Mr Jameson hade been preferred upon a true and Just report no doubt the saids Lords would have burdeened his preferencanie with what was so Justly expended And Therfore Humbly Craveing the saids Lords to Consider the premisses and not only recall the act in favors of Mr Jamesone, Bot aither preferr the petitioner as haveing the only undoubted right therto, Or Recomend to the Clerks to writt to the Earles of Erroll or Kintoir to take tryall in the termes of the saids Lords former interloquitor which the petitioner should humbly accquiesce to as the petition bears The Lords of ther Majesties privy Councill haveing Considered a petition given in to them to be Mr Alexander Dalgarno called to be minister of Tyrie with the pretended letter by way of Report from the Earle of Kintoir mentioned in the petition Togither with a letter written by the Earle of Kintoir to William Black advocat Declaireing the pretended letter or report to be a notorious and base forgery The Lords of privy Councill Doe heirby sist all execution upon the act of councill granted in favors of Mr Alexander Jamesone anent the vaccand stipends of the said Kirk of Tyrie and Discharges the persones Lyable to make payment of any part of the said stipend be vertue therof Untill farder order of Councill And Recomends to and Requyres John Earle of Erroll Lord high Constable of Scotland Shireff principall of the Shyre of Aberdeen, And gives order and warrand to Androw Frazer of Kinmundie shireff depute of the said shyre to cause search for seiz upon and apprehend the persone of the said Mr Alexander Jamesone and Cause Convoy him prisoner under a sufficient guard to the city of Edinburgh and deliver him to the magistrats therof whom the saids Lords Does heirby Appoint to Comitt and detaine the said Mr Alexander Jamesone prisoner within their Tolbooth till farder Order of Councill Unles the said Mr Alexander shall give bond with sufficient Caution to the saids shireff principall or depute under the penalty of ane Hundred pund Sterling that he shall appear before the saids Lords of privy Councill upon the threteinth day of Aprill nixt And in caise they meet not that day upon the nixt Councill day Imediatly therafter and answers to what shall be laid to his charge anent the forgeing the said false letter or report And appoints the bond when taken to be transmitted to the Clerks of Councill betwixt and the said thretein day of Aprill nixt.

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Act Mr Alexander Dalgarno

Anent a Petitione given in to the Lords of their Majesties privy Councill be Mr Androw Dalgarno called to be minister of Tyrie Shewing That quheras the saids Lords in the Competition betwixt the petitioner and Mr Alexander Jamisone anent the vaccand stipends of the Church of Tyrie Did most Justly grant Comission to the Earles of Erroll or Kintoir to take tryall of both their Lives and conversationes etc And to report the Same to the saids Lords And the petitioner haveing not only accquiesced to so Just and reasonable a Sentance Bot knowing that his title to the Church and his intrest in the parishioners was far preferable to that of Mr Jamesones Did most patiently wat the Earles of Erroll or Kintoir their appointement For puting the said Commission in executione Bot Mr Jamesone haveing made new applicatione to the saids Lords Andin the interim ther being a pretended report from the Earle of Kintoir Delivered to Mr David Moncreiff and presented by him to the saids Lords who did therupon preferr Mr Jamesone to the vaccand stipend of the said Church Cropt Jaj vjc nyntie two and preceidings which report Is now found to be a most Impudent and villaneous Forgery And besyde that the said2 Petitioner has the only Just and legall title to the said stipends he has bestowed and given out a Considerable part therof for repairatione of the Church of Tyrie So that albeit Mr Jameson hade been preferred upon a true and Just report no doubt the saids Lords would have burdeened his preferencanie with what was so Justly expended And Therfore Humbly Craveing the saids Lords to Consider the premisses and not only recall the act in favors of Mr Jamesone, Bot aither preferr the petitioner as haveing the only undoubted right therto, Or Recomend to the Clerks to writt to the Earles of Erroll or Kintoir to take tryall in the termes of the saids Lords former interloquitor which the petitioner should humbly accquiesce to as the petition bears The Lords of ther Majesties privy Councill haveing Considered a petition given in to them to be Mr Alexander Dalgarno called to be minister of Tyrie with the pretended letter by way of Report from the Earle of Kintoir mentioned in the petition Togither with a letter written by the Earle of Kintoir to William Black advocat Declaireing the pretended letter or report to be a notorious and base forgery The Lords of privy Councill Doe heirby sist all execution upon the act of councill granted in favors of Mr Alexander Jamesone anent the vaccand stipends of the said Kirk of Tyrie and Discharges the persones Lyable to make payment of any part of the said stipend be vertue therof Untill farder order of Councill And Recomends to and Requyres John Earle of Erroll Lord high Constable of Scotland Shireff principall of the Shyre of Aberdeen, And gives order and warrand to Androw Frazer of Kinmundie shireff depute of the said shyre to cause search for seiz upon and apprehend the persone of the said Mr Alexander Jamesone and Cause Convoy him prisoner under a sufficient guard to the city of Edinburgh and deliver him to the magistrats therof whom the saids Lords Does heirby Appoint to Comitt and detaine the said Mr Alexander Jamesone prisoner within their Tolbooth till farder Order of Councill Unles the said Mr Alexander shall give bond with sufficient Caution to the saids shireff principall or depute under the penalty of ane Hundred pund Sterling that he shall appear before the saids Lords of privy Councill upon the threteinth day of Aprill nixt And in caise they meet not that day upon the nixt Councill day Imediatly therafter and answers to what shall be laid to his charge anent the forgeing the said false letter or report And appoints the bond when taken to be transmitted to the Clerks of Councill betwixt and the said thretein day of Aprill nixt.

1. NRS, PC2/24, 204v.

2. The word ‘Lords’ scored out here.

1. NRS, PC2/24, 204v.

2. The word ‘Lords’ scored out here.

Procedure: committee formed, 27 March 1693, Edinburgh

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Procedure: committee formed

Committie anent Cairnes of Torr

The Councill appoints the Lord Cardross and Fountonhall and the Laird of Grant or any two of them as a quorum to be a Committie for examineing David Cairnes of Torr and such witnesses as shall be adduced before them Anent the said David Cairnes his forging or counterfitting of any writtes presently in the hands of the Clerks of Councill or others Which shall be produced to the said Committie And apoints the said Comittie to mett to morrow at ten in the Forenoon and Report their oppinion therin to the Councill.

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Procedure: committee formed

Committie anent Cairnes of Torr

The Councill appoints the Lord Cardross and Fountonhall and the Laird of Grant or any two of them as a quorum to be a Committie for examineing David Cairnes of Torr and such witnesses as shall be adduced before them Anent the said David Cairnes his forging or counterfitting of any writtes presently in the hands of the Clerks of Councill or others Which shall be produced to the said Committie And apoints the said Comittie to mett to morrow at ten in the Forenoon and Report their oppinion therin to the Councill.

1. NRS, PC2/24, 204r.

1. NRS, PC2/24, 204r.

Warrant, 27 March 1693, Edinburgh

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Warrant

[Warrant for procurators to Charles Lord Frazer]

The Councill allowes and gives warrand to Sir Robert Colt, Sir David Thores, Mr Thomas Skeen and Mr […] Rule advocats to Compeir Consult plead and debate as procurators for Charles Lord Frazer in the proces or indytment of treason pursued at the instance of their Majesties advocat before the Lords Justice generall Justice Clerk and Commissioners of Justiciary against the said Lord Frazer.

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[Warrant for procurators to Charles Lord Frazer]

The Councill allowes and gives warrand to Sir Robert Colt, Sir David Thores, Mr Thomas Skeen and Mr […] Rule advocats to Compeir Consult plead and debate as procurators for Charles Lord Frazer in the proces or indytment of treason pursued at the instance of their Majesties advocat before the Lords Justice generall Justice Clerk and Commissioners of Justiciary against the said Lord Frazer.

1. NRS, PC2/24, 204r.

1. NRS, PC2/24, 204r.

Sederunt, 27 March 1693, Edinburgh

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Sederunt

Lord Chancelor; Duke of Hamilton; Earl of Linlithgow; Earl of Leven; Earl of Anandale; Earl of Forfar; Earl of Brodalbine; Viscount Tarbat; Viscount Stair; Lord Cardross; Lord Carmichell; Lord Advocat; Lord Hatton; Lord Fountonhall; Laird of Grant; Laird of Blackbarony; Sir Thomas Livingstone

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Sederunt

Lord Chancelor; Duke of Hamilton; Earl of Linlithgow; Earl of Leven; Earl of Anandale; Earl of Forfar; Earl of Brodalbine; Viscount Tarbat; Viscount Stair; Lord Cardross; Lord Carmichell; Lord Advocat; Lord Hatton; Lord Fountonhall; Laird of Grant; Laird of Blackbarony; Sir Thomas Livingstone

1. NRS, PC2/24, 204r.

2. NRS, PC2/24, 204r.

1. NRS, PC2/24, 204r.

2. NRS, PC2/24, 204r.

Proclamation, 27 March 1693, Edinburgh

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Proclamation for adjourning the parliament

The following proclamation being Imediatly drawen In obedience to the above Letter Read votted and approven wes signed and ordered to be recorded, as followes William and Mary be the grace of God Kind and Queen of great Brittain France and Ireland defenders of the faith To our Lyon King at armes and his brethren Heraulds macers of our privie Councill messengers at armes our Shirreffs in that pairt Conjunctlly and severally specially constitute greeting Forasmuchas wee with the advyce of the Lords of our privie Councill did by our proclamatione of the date the tuenty fyfth day of February last by past adjourne the current parliament of this our ancient Kingdome of Scotland from the first day of this Instant moneth of march to the sixth day2 of Apryll next to come and whereas Ue3 are Informed that such frequent adjournments have begot ane opinion that our parliament is not to meet which may make the members the more slow to come at the tyme after appointed Therefor a tymous and positive advertisement is necessary And now In regaird the present state of our effairs in this our ancient Kingdome does requyre that our said parliament should meet and conveen at and upon the eighteenth day of the said moneth of Apryll next to come Wee with advyce of the Lords of our privie Councill doe hereby adjourne our said current parliament from the said sixth day of Apryll next to the eighteenth day of the same moneth At which tyme wee are resolved our parliament shall meet Hereby requyreing all the members of our parliament to give attendance at Edinburgh precisely on that day in the accustomed maner and under the certification contained in the severall acts of parliament and to the effect our new members may be elected for serving as Commissioners in the said parliament for shyres and burghes where these formerly elected and serving in this our Current parliament are deceissed wee with adyvce forsaid requyre the shirreffs of the shyres and stewarts of stewartryes or there respective Clerks where there are no shirreffs or stewarts magistrates and Councill of burghes Royall where the Comissioners formerly serving for them are decissed to proceed and make electione and choise of other Comissioners in the roume and place of these deceissed conforme to the acts of parliament made thereanent And make due Intimatione for electing the saids members In maner therein mentioned who are Lykewayes (when elected) hereby requyred to attend the said day Our Will is Herefore And wee charge yow strictly and command that Incontinent these our Letters seen ye pass to the mercat croce of Edinburgh And to the mercat crosses of the wholl heid burghes of the several shyres of this Kingdome and there in our name and authoritie by open proclamatione of the said adjournment of our current parliament of this our ancient Kingdome from the said sixth day of Apryll next to the eighteinth day of the samen moneth And ordaines these presents to be printed Given under our Signet at Edinburgh the tuenty seventh day of march and of our reigne the fourth year Jaj vjc nynty three years sic4 subscribitur ut in the sederunt except Sir Thomas Livingstoun.

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Proclamation

Proclamation for adjourning the parliament

The following proclamation being Imediatly drawen In obedience to the above Letter Read votted and approven wes signed and ordered to be recorded, as followes William and Mary be the grace of God Kind and Queen of great Brittain France and Ireland defenders of the faith To our Lyon King at armes and his brethren Heraulds macers of our privie Councill messengers at armes our Shirreffs in that pairt Conjunctlly and severally specially constitute greeting Forasmuchas wee with the advyce of the Lords of our privie Councill did by our proclamatione of the date the tuenty fyfth day of February last by past adjourne the current parliament of this our ancient Kingdome of Scotland from the first day of this Instant moneth of march to the sixth day2 of Apryll next to come and whereas Ue3 are Informed that such frequent adjournments have begot ane opinion that our parliament is not to meet which may make the members the more slow to come at the tyme after appointed Therefor a tymous and positive advertisement is necessary And now In regaird the present state of our effairs in this our ancient Kingdome does requyre that our said parliament should meet and conveen at and upon the eighteenth day of the said moneth of Apryll next to come Wee with advyce of the Lords of our privie Councill doe hereby adjourne our said current parliament from the said sixth day of Apryll next to the eighteenth day of the same moneth At which tyme wee are resolved our parliament shall meet Hereby requyreing all the members of our parliament to give attendance at Edinburgh precisely on that day in the accustomed maner and under the certification contained in the severall acts of parliament and to the effect our new members may be elected for serving as Commissioners in the said parliament for shyres and burghes where these formerly elected and serving in this our Current parliament are deceissed wee with adyvce forsaid requyre the shirreffs of the shyres and stewarts of stewartryes or there respective Clerks where there are no shirreffs or stewarts magistrates and Councill of burghes Royall where the Comissioners formerly serving for them are decissed to proceed and make electione and choise of other Comissioners in the roume and place of these deceissed conforme to the acts of parliament made thereanent And make due Intimatione for electing the saids members In maner therein mentioned who are Lykewayes (when elected) hereby requyred to attend the said day Our Will is Herefore And wee charge yow strictly and command that Incontinent these our Letters seen ye pass to the mercat croce of Edinburgh And to the mercat crosses of the wholl heid burghes of the several shyres of this Kingdome and there in our name and authoritie by open proclamatione of the said adjournment of our current parliament of this our ancient Kingdome from the said sixth day of Apryll next to the eighteinth day of the samen moneth And ordaines these presents to be printed Given under our Signet at Edinburgh the tuenty seventh day of march and of our reigne the fourth year Jaj vjc nynty three years sic4 subscribitur ut in the sederunt except Sir Thomas Livingstoun.

1. PC1/48, 653-4.

2. A marginal note appears at the top of this page: ‘+ (328 Leaves)’.

3. The word ‘have’ scored out here.

4. Written over another word.

1. PC1/48, 653-4.

2. A marginal note appears at the top of this page: ‘+ (328 Leaves)’.

3. The word ‘have’ scored out here.

4. Written over another word.

Letter: royal, 27 March 1693, Edinburgh

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Letter: royal

Kings Letter for adjourning the parliament

The Letter underwreitten from the King to the Councill being read wes ordered to be recorded wherof the tenor followes […] sic suprascribitur William Rex Right trustie and Right well beloved Cousigne and Councillour Right trustie and Intirely beloved Cousines and Councillours Right trustie etc etc wee greet yow well whereas by our Letter of the […] day of Februarij Last wee ordered yow to adjourne our current parliament to the sixth day of Apryll next and whereas wee are informed that such frequent adjournments hath begott ane opinion That our parliament is not to meet which makes the members more Slow to come at the tyme appoynted And therefore a tymous and positive advertisement is necessary It is our Will and pleasure And we doe hereby authorize and requyre yow to Issue furth aneother proclamatione in our name ordering ane adjournment of our said parliament to the Eighteinth day of the said moneth of Apryll next to come At which tyme ue are fully resolved our parliament shall meet And therefor ordaining all the members thereof to attend precisely that day in the usuall way and upon the accustomed certificationes For doeing whereof this shall be your warrand And so wee bidd yow heartily Farewell Given at our court at Kensingtoun the one and tuenty day of march Jaj vjc nynty three And of our reigne the fyfth year By his majestyes Command Sic Subscribitur James Johnstoune

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Letter: royal

Kings Letter for adjourning the parliament

The Letter underwreitten from the King to the Councill being read wes ordered to be recorded wherof the tenor followes […] sic suprascribitur William Rex Right trustie and Right well beloved Cousigne and Councillour Right trustie and Intirely beloved Cousines and Councillours Right trustie etc etc wee greet yow well whereas by our Letter of the […] day of Februarij Last wee ordered yow to adjourne our current parliament to the sixth day of Apryll next and whereas wee are informed that such frequent adjournments hath begott ane opinion That our parliament is not to meet which makes the members more Slow to come at the tyme appoynted And therefore a tymous and positive advertisement is necessary It is our Will and pleasure And we doe hereby authorize and requyre yow to Issue furth aneother proclamatione in our name ordering ane adjournment of our said parliament to the Eighteinth day of the said moneth of Apryll next to come At which tyme ue are fully resolved our parliament shall meet And therefor ordaining all the members thereof to attend precisely that day in the usuall way and upon the accustomed certificationes For doeing whereof this shall be your warrand And so wee bidd yow heartily Farewell Given at our court at Kensingtoun the one and tuenty day of march Jaj vjc nynty three And of our reigne the fyfth year By his majestyes Command Sic Subscribitur James Johnstoune

1. PC1/48, 653.

1. PC1/48, 653.

Warrant, 27 March 1693, Edinburgh

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Warrand for Continowing the process against ministers in Stratherne

The Councill being Informed by Sir James Ogilvie there majeties sollicitor That some ministers within the stewartry of Stratherne or shyre of Perth are cited In a lybell at his instance against them for not praying for there Majesties as King and Queen of this Realme To appear befor the saids Lords upon thursday next being the penult day of march Instant And sieing the Councill is adjourned to the first tuesday of Apryll next at ten in the forenoon The saids Lords doe hereby continow the process2 till that tyme And appoints the persones cited therein to attend the Councill then and ordaines the macers of Councill or any one of them to make Intimatione hereof at the great door of the roume where the Councill ordinarly meets And to ordain the persones cited in the said process to attend the said first tuesday of Apryll next at the hour forsaid with certification conforme to the lybell

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Warrand for Continowing the process against ministers in Stratherne

The Councill being Informed by Sir James Ogilvie there majeties sollicitor That some ministers within the stewartry of Stratherne or shyre of Perth are cited In a lybell at his instance against them for not praying for there Majesties as King and Queen of this Realme To appear befor the saids Lords upon thursday next being the penult day of march Instant And sieing the Councill is adjourned to the first tuesday of Apryll next at ten in the forenoon The saids Lords doe hereby continow the process2 till that tyme And appoints the persones cited therein to attend the Councill then and ordaines the macers of Councill or any one of them to make Intimatione hereof at the great door of the roume where the Councill ordinarly meets And to ordain the persones cited in the said process to attend the said first tuesday of Apryll next at the hour forsaid with certification conforme to the lybell

1. PC1/48, 653.

2. The word ‘that’ scored out here.

1. PC1/48, 653.

2. The word ‘that’ scored out here.

Warrant, 27 March 1693, Edinburgh

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Warrand to transport […] from the tolbooth to the Correctionhouse of Edinburgh

The Lords of there majestyes prive Councill doe hereby give warrand to, and ordaine the magistrates of Edinburgh to cause transport […] a boy presently prisoner in the said tolbooth seized amongst the rabble in the Late tumult at Edinburgh from the said tolbooth to the Correctionhouse of the same at the foot of Leith wynd There to work for his Lyvelyhood The magistrates being alwayes Lyable for his safe custody And that he shall not escape out of the said Correctionhouse.

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Warrant

Warrand to transport […] from the tolbooth to the Correctionhouse of Edinburgh

The Lords of there majestyes prive Councill doe hereby give warrand to, and ordaine the magistrates of Edinburgh to cause transport […] a boy presently prisoner in the said tolbooth seized amongst the rabble in the Late tumult at Edinburgh from the said tolbooth to the Correctionhouse of the same at the foot of Leith wynd There to work for his Lyvelyhood The magistrates being alwayes Lyable for his safe custody And that he shall not escape out of the said Correctionhouse.

1. PC1/48, 653.

1. PC1/48, 653.

Order, 27 March 1693, Edinburgh

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Order

Recomendation for securing the peace at Aberdeen

The Lords of there majesties privie Councill doe hereby recomend to Sir Thomas Livingstoun Comander in cheiff of there majestyes forces within this Kingdome to give order to Collonell Buchan now Lyeing with his regiment at Aberdeen to assist the magistrats of the said burgh as he shall be by them from tyme to tyme requyred alswell on Lords dayes as week dayes with giving them guairds or otherwayes for preventing and suppressing of all disorders and tumults that shall or may happen in that place And to secure the persones of such as shall be found accessory thereto and delyver there persones to the magistrates to be keept by them in safe custody till farther order And that the said Sir Thomas give orders to the troop of dragoons Lyeing next adjacent to the toun of Aberdeen to march to the old toun of Aberdeen and there to be quartered and give assistance to Colonell Buchan for secureing the peace of that place.

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Order

Recomendation for securing the peace at Aberdeen

The Lords of there majesties privie Councill doe hereby recomend to Sir Thomas Livingstoun Comander in cheiff of there majestyes forces within this Kingdome to give order to Collonell Buchan now Lyeing with his regiment at Aberdeen to assist the magistrats of the said burgh as he shall be by them from tyme to tyme requyred alswell on Lords dayes as week dayes with giving them guairds or otherwayes for preventing and suppressing of all disorders and tumults that shall or may happen in that place And to secure the persones of such as shall be found accessory thereto and delyver there persones to the magistrates to be keept by them in safe custody till farther order And that the said Sir Thomas give orders to the troop of dragoons Lyeing next adjacent to the toun of Aberdeen to march to the old toun of Aberdeen and there to be quartered and give assistance to Colonell Buchan for secureing the peace of that place.

1. PC1/48, 652-3.

1. PC1/48, 652-3.

Warrant, 27 March 1693, Edinburgh

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Warrant

Warrand to the Lord Advocat to Insist against the Lord Fraser for treasone

The Lords of there majesties privie Councill doe hereby give order and warrand to Sir James Stewart there majesties advocat to Insist in and prosecute the Lybell already raised against Charles Lord Fraser befor the Lords Commissioners of Justiciary for the crymes of high treason and others therein contained untill the finall sentence thereon And for which this shall be a sufficient warrand to him. Subscribitur ut sederunt untill yow come to Lord Advocat except the Earle of Leven.

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Warrant

Warrand to the Lord Advocat to Insist against the Lord Fraser for treasone

The Lords of there majesties privie Councill doe hereby give order and warrand to Sir James Stewart there majesties advocat to Insist in and prosecute the Lybell already raised against Charles Lord Fraser befor the Lords Commissioners of Justiciary for the crymes of high treason and others therein contained untill the finall sentence thereon And for which this shall be a sufficient warrand to him. Subscribitur ut sederunt untill yow come to Lord Advocat except the Earle of Leven.

1. PC1/48, 652.

1. PC1/48, 652.