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Act, 9 October 1694, Edinburgh

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At Edinburgh. Tuesday the 9th October 1694

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Act

Petition and Act anent Provost Dick and others in Stirlin

Anent the petition givin In by John Dick Late provost of Stirline Thomas Miller, John More, James Keir and John Wilsone Baillies, David More Dean of gild, John Robertson Deacon, Unto the Lords of their Majesties privy Council. Making mention, That wher ther being a lybell raised against ther petitioners some tyme agoe upon severall grounds and Especially upon their alledged disafection to the Government, Testified by their drinking the Late King James and the pretended prince of Wales their healthes, dureing their Magistracy in Stirling, Wherupon their Lordships were pleased to order a precognition to be taken, and therafter to Issue furth a uarrand for aprehending them, And accordingly the said John Dick being apprehended, have remained prisoner since the last Council day in september, And they the other petitioners have bein restrained from going about their Lawfull Effairs, and were all Citted to appear befor their Lordships. They were most heartily sorry, That they should be so unfortunat as to ly under any Jealousie of Disafection to the government, And they did most ingenuously and sinceerly profess that they have behaved themselves with all deutie and affection to their Majesties Government, And that they doe resolve to adhere most stedfastly and afectionatly therto, And as to what was Lybelled against them in relation to the drinking of the forsaid healthes, Their Lordships would be pleased to Consider that the wittnesses only declare and doe not Depon, and they humbly presume, that non of them have declared, that any of them did begin or name either of these healths Expressly or under any Covert, name or designatione, And tho they may not possibly be able to answer for Every Extravagancy that may fall out in Company which could not be restrained, yet they doe most firmly assert and declare that they never drunk or understood any of the forsaid healthes, much less did they ever begin or approve such undutyfull and undescreet practices. And as to all the uther poynts of the Lybell against them, They doe utterly and absolutly deny them and every circumstance of them, Except, that ther was ane act of Council Destinating 200 merks to their Late Minister who visited the sick and prayed amongst 2 them3 when there was no settled minister in the place, which they judged to be ane act of Charitie, and wherof the money is not yet payed. And seeing that the said John Dick have already remained being prisoner, and they, the other petitioners, had bein as long under the same sentence and appointment to be Imprisoned and detained from prosecuting their Effairs, as the said petition at more length bears, Which petition being this day read in presence of the Lords of their majesties privy Council, and they having at Length Considered the same, They herby give order and Uarrand to the Magistrats of Edinburgh and keeper of their Tolbooth, To sett at Liberty furth therof the said John Dick, and allowes the other petitioners to be at full Liberty to goe about their Effairs, In respect the said John Dick hes givin bond and found sufficient Cautione acted in the books of privy Council, That he shall appear befor the saids Lords, and answer to what shall be Laid to his Chairge whensoever he shall be called for, and in the mean tyme that he shall Live peaceably under and with all submission to the present Government of their majesties King William and Qween Mary, and that he shall not Act, Consult nor Contryve any thing in prejudice therof, and that he shall not Converse nor Correspond with any rebells under the penalty of five hunder pound sterlin in case he shall transgress in any parte of the premisses. And ilk ane of the uther persons, petitioners forsaids, having givin Bond and found sufficient Caution in the same terms under the penalty of Ane hunder pound sterlin a peice In case they shall transgress in any parte of the premisses.

At Edinburgh. Tuesday the 9th October 1694

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Act

Petition and Act anent Provost Dick and others in Stirlin

Anent the petition givin In by John Dick Late provost of Stirline Thomas Miller, John More, James Keir and John Wilsone Baillies, David More Dean of gild, John Robertson Deacon, Unto the Lords of their Majesties privy Council. Making mention, That wher ther being a lybell raised against ther petitioners some tyme agoe upon severall grounds and Especially upon their alledged disafection to the Government, Testified by their drinking the Late King James and the pretended prince of Wales their healthes, dureing their Magistracy in Stirling, Wherupon their Lordships were pleased to order a precognition to be taken, and therafter to Issue furth a uarrand for aprehending them, And accordingly the said John Dick being apprehended, have remained prisoner since the last Council day in september, And they the other petitioners have bein restrained from going about their Lawfull Effairs, and were all Citted to appear befor their Lordships. They were most heartily sorry, That they should be so unfortunat as to ly under any Jealousie of Disafection to the government, And they did most ingenuously and sinceerly profess that they have behaved themselves with all deutie and affection to their Majesties Government, And that they doe resolve to adhere most stedfastly and afectionatly therto, And as to what was Lybelled against them in relation to the drinking of the forsaid healthes, Their Lordships would be pleased to Consider that the wittnesses only declare and doe not Depon, and they humbly presume, that non of them have declared, that any of them did begin or name either of these healths Expressly or under any Covert, name or designatione, And tho they may not possibly be able to answer for Every Extravagancy that may fall out in Company which could not be restrained, yet they doe most firmly assert and declare that they never drunk or understood any of the forsaid healthes, much less did they ever begin or approve such undutyfull and undescreet practices. And as to all the uther poynts of the Lybell against them, They doe utterly and absolutly deny them and every circumstance of them, Except, that ther was ane act of Council Destinating 200 merks to their Late Minister who visited the sick and prayed amongst 2 them3 when there was no settled minister in the place, which they judged to be ane act of Charitie, and wherof the money is not yet payed. And seeing that the said John Dick have already remained being prisoner, and they, the other petitioners, had bein as long under the same sentence and appointment to be Imprisoned and detained from prosecuting their Effairs, as the said petition at more length bears, Which petition being this day read in presence of the Lords of their majesties privy Council, and they having at Length Considered the same, They herby give order and Uarrand to the Magistrats of Edinburgh and keeper of their Tolbooth, To sett at Liberty furth therof the said John Dick, and allowes the other petitioners to be at full Liberty to goe about their Effairs, In respect the said John Dick hes givin bond and found sufficient Cautione acted in the books of privy Council, That he shall appear befor the saids Lords, and answer to what shall be Laid to his Chairge whensoever he shall be called for, and in the mean tyme that he shall Live peaceably under and with all submission to the present Government of their majesties King William and Qween Mary, and that he shall not Act, Consult nor Contryve any thing in prejudice therof, and that he shall not Converse nor Correspond with any rebells under the penalty of five hunder pound sterlin in case he shall transgress in any parte of the premisses. And ilk ane of the uther persons, petitioners forsaids, having givin Bond and found sufficient Caution in the same terms under the penalty of Ane hunder pound sterlin a peice In case they shall transgress in any parte of the premisses.

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1. NRS, PC1/50, 17-18.

2. The word ‘us’ scored out here.

3. Insertion.

0. NRS, PC1/50, 13.

1. NRS, PC1/50, 17-18.

2. The word ‘us’ scored out here.

3. Insertion.

Act, 9 October 1694, Edinburgh

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At Edinburgh. Tuesday the 9th October 1694

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Act

Liberation, Marr and Fordyce.

The Lords of their Majesties privy Council Doe herby give order and warrand to the magistrats of Edinburgh and keeper of their Tolbooth to set at Liberty furth therof Mr James Forbes, alias Marr and Robert Smith alias Fordyce, reputed to be preists and presently prisoner in the said Tolbooth, They first giving Bond and finding sufficient Caution acted in the books of privy Council, That they shall not goe beyond or to the other syd of the water of Forth so long as they remaine within this kingdome and that they shall depairt furth therof and transport themselves to the Netherlands betuixt and the fifteenth day of November nixt to come, wind and weather serving under the penalty of Five hunder pound sterlin a peice in cass they transgress in any parte of the premisses.

At Edinburgh. Tuesday the 9th October 1694

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Act

Liberation, Marr and Fordyce.

The Lords of their Majesties privy Council Doe herby give order and warrand to the magistrats of Edinburgh and keeper of their Tolbooth to set at Liberty furth therof Mr James Forbes, alias Marr and Robert Smith alias Fordyce, reputed to be preists and presently prisoner in the said Tolbooth, They first giving Bond and finding sufficient Caution acted in the books of privy Council, That they shall not goe beyond or to the other syd of the water of Forth so long as they remaine within this kingdome and that they shall depairt furth therof and transport themselves to the Netherlands betuixt and the fifteenth day of November nixt to come, wind and weather serving under the penalty of Five hunder pound sterlin a peice in cass they transgress in any parte of the premisses.

0. NRS, PC1/50, 13.

1. NRS, PC1/50, 16-17.

0. NRS, PC1/50, 13.

1. NRS, PC1/50, 16-17.

Act, 9 October 1694, Edinburgh

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At Edinburgh. Tuesday the 9th October 16941

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Act

Liberation Earle of Aboyne.

The Lords of their Majesties Privy Council, having Considered the Petitione givin in to them be Charles Earle of Aboyne, They herby give order and warrand to Lieutennent Collonell Erskin Lieutennent Governor of the Castle of Stirling, and in his absence the nixt Commanding officer there, To sett the Petitioner at Liberty furth therof, And in case his Effairs so require, allowes him imediatly after his Liberation from the said Castle, straight to repair to the Toun of Edinburgh and remaine therat for the space of Tuenty dayes or less as he shall think fitt, He keeping within the Toun dureing his abode therat, And ordaines him within the said space of Tuenty dayes and imediatly affor his departure from the said Citty to repaire straight to one or other of the Earle of Strathmore his houses of Glames or Castl-lyon, wher the said Earle shall be residing for the tyme, And with Consent and at the Earnest desire of the said Earle of Strathmore Confynes the said Earle of Aboyne to Either of the saids houses within which the Lord Strathmore shall Reside from tyme to tyme and six myles about the same. And Discharges him to goe 3 without the bounds of his Confynment, And befor his Liberation Ordaines him to give bond and find sufficient Cautione acted in the books of the privy Councill That he shall give Exact obedience to the present sentance in Every poynt. And that he shall appear befor the Lords of their Majesties privy Council when called for, and in the mean tyme that he shall live peaceably under and with all submission to the present Government of their Majesties King William and Qween Mary, And that he shall not Act, Consult, nor contrive any thing in prejudice therof, nor converse or Correspond with any rebells under the penalty of one Thousand pound sterlin in case he shall transgress in any parte of the Premisses.

At Edinburgh. Tuesday the 9th October 16941

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Act

Liberation Earle of Aboyne.

The Lords of their Majesties Privy Council, having Considered the Petitione givin in to them be Charles Earle of Aboyne, They herby give order and warrand to Lieutennent Collonell Erskin Lieutennent Governor of the Castle of Stirling, and in his absence the nixt Commanding officer there, To sett the Petitioner at Liberty furth therof, And in case his Effairs so require, allowes him imediatly after his Liberation from the said Castle, straight to repair to the Toun of Edinburgh and remaine therat for the space of Tuenty dayes or less as he shall think fitt, He keeping within the Toun dureing his abode therat, And ordaines him within the said space of Tuenty dayes and imediatly affor his departure from the said Citty to repaire straight to one or other of the Earle of Strathmore his houses of Glames or Castl-lyon, wher the said Earle shall be residing for the tyme, And with Consent and at the Earnest desire of the said Earle of Strathmore Confynes the said Earle of Aboyne to Either of the saids houses within which the Lord Strathmore shall Reside from tyme to tyme and six myles about the same. And Discharges him to goe 3 without the bounds of his Confynment, And befor his Liberation Ordaines him to give bond and find sufficient Cautione acted in the books of the privy Councill That he shall give Exact obedience to the present sentance in Every poynt. And that he shall appear befor the Lords of their Majesties privy Council when called for, and in the mean tyme that he shall live peaceably under and with all submission to the present Government of their Majesties King William and Qween Mary, And that he shall not Act, Consult, nor contrive any thing in prejudice therof, nor converse or Correspond with any rebells under the penalty of one Thousand pound sterlin in case he shall transgress in any parte of the Premisses.

1. NRS, PC1/50, 13.

2. NRS, PC1/50, 16.

3. The word ‘at’ scored out here.

1. NRS, PC1/50, 13.

2. NRS, PC1/50, 16.

3. The word ‘at’ scored out here.

Order, 9 October 1694, Edinburgh

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At Edinburgh. Tuesday the 9th October 1694

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Order

Order to Publish the Act of Parliament Against Murdderers of Children

The Lords of their Majesties Privy Councill Doe hereby recomend to the Lords Commissioners of Justiciary, To cause the Tuenty second Act of the second session of this Currant Parliament anent the Murdering of Children to be Published at such places, upon such Dayes and in such way and maner as they shall think fitt, Declaring alwayes that the Publishing of this act shall be noe ground of Defence for any persons who have already fallen under the Compass of the same, or who are or shall be called in Question upon that accompt.

At Edinburgh. Tuesday the 9th October 1694

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Order

Order to Publish the Act of Parliament Against Murdderers of Children

The Lords of their Majesties Privy Councill Doe hereby recomend to the Lords Commissioners of Justiciary, To cause the Tuenty second Act of the second session of this Currant Parliament anent the Murdering of Children to be Published at such places, upon such Dayes and in such way and maner as they shall think fitt, Declaring alwayes that the Publishing of this act shall be noe ground of Defence for any persons who have already fallen under the Compass of the same, or who are or shall be called in Question upon that accompt.

0. NRS, PC1/50, 13.

1. NRS, PC1/50, 16.

0. NRS, PC1/50, 13.

1. NRS, PC1/50, 16.

Act, 9 October 1694, Edinburgh

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At Edinburgh. Tuesday the 9th October 1694

A1694/10/31

Act

Repryve Helen Briggs

The Lords of their Majesties privy Council doe herby Repryve Helen Brigs presently prisoner in the Tolbooth of Edinburgh sentanced to death for Murdering her oun Child, from that sentance untill the sixtin day of october instant and discharges the Magistrates of Edinburgh to putt the said sentance to Execution untill the said day be over, And the saids Lords Declares they will give no furder repryve to the said Helen Brigs, But Herby ordaines the saids Magistrats of Edinburgh to put the said sentence of death to Execution against her precisly upon the sevintinth day of this instant in the maner contained in the sentance pronunced against the said Helen be the Lords Commissioners of Justiciary without farder delay, For which this shall be to all Concerned a sufficient warrant. sic subscribitur Tweeddale cancel: Drumlangrig, Southerland, Strathmore, Tarbat, Polwarth, Raith, Archibald Murray, Robert Sinclair

At Edinburgh. Tuesday the 9th October 1694

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Act

Repryve Helen Briggs

The Lords of their Majesties privy Council doe herby Repryve Helen Brigs presently prisoner in the Tolbooth of Edinburgh sentanced to death for Murdering her oun Child, from that sentance untill the sixtin day of october instant and discharges the Magistrates of Edinburgh to putt the said sentance to Execution untill the said day be over, And the saids Lords Declares they will give no furder repryve to the said Helen Brigs, But Herby ordaines the saids Magistrats of Edinburgh to put the said sentence of death to Execution against her precisly upon the sevintinth day of this instant in the maner contained in the sentance pronunced against the said Helen be the Lords Commissioners of Justiciary without farder delay, For which this shall be to all Concerned a sufficient warrant. sic subscribitur Tweeddale cancel: Drumlangrig, Southerland, Strathmore, Tarbat, Polwarth, Raith, Archibald Murray, Robert Sinclair

0. NRS, PC1/50, 13.

1. NRS, PC1/50, 15-16.

0. NRS, PC1/50, 13.

1. NRS, PC1/50, 15-16.

Commission by the Council, 9 October 1694, Edinburgh

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At Edinburgh. Tuesday the 9th October 1694

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Commission by the Council

Robert Currie admitted Macer

A Commission under the privy seall in favors of Robert Currie To be one of the Macers of privy Council and Exchequer, being Read was ordered to be Recorded, And the said Robert being Called In, did swear and signe the oath of Alledgance and signe the Assurance to their Majesties King William and Queen Mary. And the Lord Chancellor having administerat to him the oath De fideli He was Receaved and Entered to his office. Followes the Tenor of the Commission. William and Mary Be the grace of God King and Queen of great Brittan, France and Ireland, Defenders of the faith, To the Lords Commissioners of our Theasurie and Exchequer, Lords of our privy Council, and to all and sundry our Leidges and subjects whom it Effeirs To whose knouledge these presents shall come, Greeting. Witt ye us with the speciall advice and consent of our Right Trustie and right weel beloved Cousin and Counsellor John Earle of Tweeddale Lord High Chancellor, Our right trustie and intirly beloved Coussine and Counsellor William Duke of Hamilton Lord presedent of our privy Council, Our right trustie and welbeloved Cousins and Counsellors James Earle of Drumlangrig, John Earle of Cassills, George Earle of Linlithgow and John Earle of Breadalbane, And of our right trusty and wellbeloved Counsellor, Alexander Lord Raith our Theasurer Deputt Lords Commissioners of Theasurie, And als with advice and Consent of the rest of the Lords and others of our Exchequer of our Antient Kingdom of Scotland. Forasmuch as we being Informed that the office and place of ane of our Macers befor our privy Council and Exchequer Commissions and Serjants at armes is now Vacant in our hands and at our Royall gift and disposition, By and through the decease of Francis Naismeth Late Macer and Serjant at armes in the said office, And Likwayes being informed that Robert Currie wryter in Edinburgh is a person fittly and aptly qualified to succeed therin, Therfor witt ye us with advice and Consent forsaid To have nominat, made, Constitute, Created, appointed and ordained, Lykas we with consent forsaid by these presents, nominat, make, constitute, creat, appoint and ordaine the said Robert Currie one of the Macers befor our privy Council Exchequer and Commissions and likwayes a Serjant at armes (Dureing our Pleasure) Giving, granting and disponeing to him dureing the said space, The forsaid office and place, with all the fees, pensions, Emoluments, Causualities, profeits and dewties. As also all the Liberties, Immunities and priviledges pertaining or that are or shall be any wayes knoun to appertaine and belong therto, or that ever were possessed and Enjoyed be the deceast John Henderson, the said deceast Francis Nesmith or any of their predicessors in the said offices. And particularly (without prejudice of the said generallity) The Sallarie and pension of Fyftie pound sterling yearly conferred on Each Macer Imployed in the said station by our most royall predicessors, payable the way and maner specified in their gifts therof or orders and warrants granted theranent, with full power to the said Robert Currie (Dureing the space forsaid) To Exerce the said office and to Intromet with and uplift the said fees, sallaries, pensions, profits, deuties, Causwallities and others particularly and generally above specified belonging therto and to bruik and Enjoy the said Liberties, Imunities and priviledges attending the said office, and to doe what else the said deceast John Henderson and Francis Nesmith or any of their predicessors therin or any other Macer and Serjant at armes hes done, does or may doe in the like cases, And that freely, quietly, well and peace without any revocation Contradiction, obstacle, impediment or gaincalling whatsomever. And we with consent2 forsaid, Hereby ordaine the Lords of our Theasurie Theasurers principall and Deput for the tyme, generall receavers, collectors and others Concerned, To satisfy and pay the said Robert Currie the saids fees, sallary and pention at the usuall terms and dureing the said space, Commenceing his Entry therto at the term of mertimes last, and so furth yearly and termly in tyme comeing, For quhich these presents shal be to one or all of them a sufficient warrant. And further ordaines the Lords auditors for the tyme of the saids Lords Commissioners of our Theasurie, Theaserers principall and Deput, generall Receavers and Collectors to discount and allow the said payment in the said accompts yearly, and for which also these presents shal be to them a sufficient Uarrant. And moreover we (with consent forsaid) Hereby recomend to the Lords of our privy Council Exchequer and Commissioners aforsaid to admitt and Receave the said Robert Currie upon sight hereof to the said Respective offices, and take his oath De fideli, and others prescrybed by our lawes according to the order and Custome observed by them in the like cases. Given under our privy seall at our court at Kensingtoun the sixt day of Januarie Jaj vjc Nyntie four years and of our Reigne the Fyfth year. Per signaturam manu S: D: N: Regis superscript manibusque Commissariorum Theasarij aliorumque duorum scaccarij dicti regni Scotia. Writtin to the privy seall and Registrat the sixt day of September. 1694. Sic subscribitur J Douglas, Sealled at Edinburgh the sixt day of September 1694 sic subscribitur John Moncrieffe Dept.

At Edinburgh. Tuesday the 9th October 1694

A1694/10/21

Commission by the Council

Robert Currie admitted Macer

A Commission under the privy seall in favors of Robert Currie To be one of the Macers of privy Council and Exchequer, being Read was ordered to be Recorded, And the said Robert being Called In, did swear and signe the oath of Alledgance and signe the Assurance to their Majesties King William and Queen Mary. And the Lord Chancellor having administerat to him the oath De fideli He was Receaved and Entered to his office. Followes the Tenor of the Commission. William and Mary Be the grace of God King and Queen of great Brittan, France and Ireland, Defenders of the faith, To the Lords Commissioners of our Theasurie and Exchequer, Lords of our privy Council, and to all and sundry our Leidges and subjects whom it Effeirs To whose knouledge these presents shall come, Greeting. Witt ye us with the speciall advice and consent of our Right Trustie and right weel beloved Cousin and Counsellor John Earle of Tweeddale Lord High Chancellor, Our right trustie and intirly beloved Coussine and Counsellor William Duke of Hamilton Lord presedent of our privy Council, Our right trustie and welbeloved Cousins and Counsellors James Earle of Drumlangrig, John Earle of Cassills, George Earle of Linlithgow and John Earle of Breadalbane, And of our right trusty and wellbeloved Counsellor, Alexander Lord Raith our Theasurer Deputt Lords Commissioners of Theasurie, And als with advice and Consent of the rest of the Lords and others of our Exchequer of our Antient Kingdom of Scotland. Forasmuch as we being Informed that the office and place of ane of our Macers befor our privy Council and Exchequer Commissions and Serjants at armes is now Vacant in our hands and at our Royall gift and disposition, By and through the decease of Francis Naismeth Late Macer and Serjant at armes in the said office, And Likwayes being informed that Robert Currie wryter in Edinburgh is a person fittly and aptly qualified to succeed therin, Therfor witt ye us with advice and Consent forsaid To have nominat, made, Constitute, Created, appointed and ordained, Lykas we with consent forsaid by these presents, nominat, make, constitute, creat, appoint and ordaine the said Robert Currie one of the Macers befor our privy Council Exchequer and Commissions and likwayes a Serjant at armes (Dureing our Pleasure) Giving, granting and disponeing to him dureing the said space, The forsaid office and place, with all the fees, pensions, Emoluments, Causualities, profeits and dewties. As also all the Liberties, Immunities and priviledges pertaining or that are or shall be any wayes knoun to appertaine and belong therto, or that ever were possessed and Enjoyed be the deceast John Henderson, the said deceast Francis Nesmith or any of their predicessors in the said offices. And particularly (without prejudice of the said generallity) The Sallarie and pension of Fyftie pound sterling yearly conferred on Each Macer Imployed in the said station by our most royall predicessors, payable the way and maner specified in their gifts therof or orders and warrants granted theranent, with full power to the said Robert Currie (Dureing the space forsaid) To Exerce the said office and to Intromet with and uplift the said fees, sallaries, pensions, profits, deuties, Causwallities and others particularly and generally above specified belonging therto and to bruik and Enjoy the said Liberties, Imunities and priviledges attending the said office, and to doe what else the said deceast John Henderson and Francis Nesmith or any of their predicessors therin or any other Macer and Serjant at armes hes done, does or may doe in the like cases, And that freely, quietly, well and peace without any revocation Contradiction, obstacle, impediment or gaincalling whatsomever. And we with consent2 forsaid, Hereby ordaine the Lords of our Theasurie Theasurers principall and Deput for the tyme, generall receavers, collectors and others Concerned, To satisfy and pay the said Robert Currie the saids fees, sallary and pention at the usuall terms and dureing the said space, Commenceing his Entry therto at the term of mertimes last, and so furth yearly and termly in tyme comeing, For quhich these presents shal be to one or all of them a sufficient warrant. And further ordaines the Lords auditors for the tyme of the saids Lords Commissioners of our Theasurie, Theaserers principall and Deput, generall Receavers and Collectors to discount and allow the said payment in the said accompts yearly, and for which also these presents shal be to them a sufficient Uarrant. And moreover we (with consent forsaid) Hereby recomend to the Lords of our privy Council Exchequer and Commissioners aforsaid to admitt and Receave the said Robert Currie upon sight hereof to the said Respective offices, and take his oath De fideli, and others prescrybed by our lawes according to the order and Custome observed by them in the like cases. Given under our privy seall at our court at Kensingtoun the sixt day of Januarie Jaj vjc Nyntie four years and of our Reigne the Fyfth year. Per signaturam manu S: D: N: Regis superscript manibusque Commissariorum Theasarij aliorumque duorum scaccarij dicti regni Scotia. Writtin to the privy seall and Registrat the sixt day of September. 1694. Sic subscribitur J Douglas, Sealled at Edinburgh the sixt day of September 1694 sic subscribitur John Moncrieffe Dept.

0. NRS, PC1/50, 13.

1. NRS, PC1/50, 13-15.

2. Insertion, with the word ‘advice’ scored out.

0. NRS, PC1/50, 13.

1. NRS, PC1/50, 13-15.

2. Insertion, with the word ‘advice’ scored out.

Sederunt, 9 October 1694, Edinburgh

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At Edinburgh. Tuesday the 9th October 16941

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Sederunt

Lord Chancellor; Earl of Drumlangrig; Earl of Sutherland; Earl of Strathmore; Earl of Lothian; Earl of Forfar; Lord Murray; Viscount Tarbat; Lord Ross; Lord Carmichael; Lord Polwarth; Lord Advocat; Lord Justice Clerk; Lord Hattoune; Lord Fountainhall; Laird of Blackbarrony; Laird of Stevinson; Laird of Pollock; Sir Thomas Livingstone; Sir John Hall

At Edinburgh. Tuesday the 9th October 16941

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Sederunt

Lord Chancellor; Earl of Drumlangrig; Earl of Sutherland; Earl of Strathmore; Earl of Lothian; Earl of Forfar; Lord Murray; Viscount Tarbat; Lord Ross; Lord Carmichael; Lord Polwarth; Lord Advocat; Lord Justice Clerk; Lord Hattoune; Lord Fountainhall; Laird of Blackbarrony; Laird of Stevinson; Laird of Pollock; Sir Thomas Livingstone; Sir John Hall

1. NRS, PC1/50, 13.

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1. NRS, PC1/50, 13.

2. NRS, PC1/50, 13.