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Order, 6 January 1704, Edinburgh

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Order

Order Appointing the Chiftains of Highland Clands to give Bond And finding Inland caution for keeping the pace

Sir James Steuart Her Majesties Advocat Haveing given into the Councill The Memoriall underwrittin anent the Highland Chiftian’s Clanns and Land Lords in the High Lands The Councill Approves therof and appoints the draught off the Bond marked by the Duck of Queensberrie that was to be given by the Highland Clanns off the date the Tuenty fyfth off March Jaj vjc and nynty six To be transcribed and given by them now And appoints them to be citted To Compeir at Edinburgh under the Certificationes Contained in the Memmoriall To give the saids Bonds and find sufficient Inland Caution acted in the books off privie Councill att Edinburgh and remitts to the former Committee appoynted therannent to make up the Lists of the Chiftans and Clanns to be Contained in the Letters off Councill to be directed against them and the day of their Compeirance Togither with the number off the Clanns that are to be citted at one tyme off the which Memmoriall the tennor followe’s I have reviewed the Acts off parliament made for quieting and preserving pace and good order in the Highlands which are the 92, 93, and 94 Acts, parliament 11th James 6th and the Act 227 James 6th Parliament 14th and others made at that tyme and which are all by the 39th Act off the parliament 1693, transferred and extended to the caice of the publict pace and for preservation therof As also the proceedings that wer made in the year 1696, By the Lords of privie Councill upon the saids Acts for secureing the publict pace And doe find the forme of the Letters then Directed to be sufficient and very proper for the present occasione soe that they may be instantly renewed mutatis mutandis and bearring the same clause of protection therin contained only the Certefication off the Letters may be a little extended according to the import of the Law and as was done by the Councill in the year 1681, on the Lyke occasion Viz with certefication to them iff they failzie they shall be repute and held to be persones disaffected and and2 Enemies to our Government and our other Letters shall be direct furth to put them to our home and therupon to cause apprehend them By Caption As lykewayes if they persist in their said Rebellion to intercommun them and to raise Letters of fire and sword againest them according to Justice As for the Bond of Caution that they are to grant the same was also at that tyme adjusted and the pain therof was intended to be pecuniall as the Councill should arbitrat with regaird to the particular persones and their respective Estates and that by and attour performance as the draughts of the Bond doe bear But there was then tuo drawghts made the one attested on the back by the Duke of Queensberrie and the other by the Duke of Argyle And the second Draught differs from the first Because it only relates to the publict pace and founds principallie upon the forsaid Act of Entension made in the year 1693, But the first draught comprehends boeth the pace and good order off the Highlands and lykewayes the publict pace and appears to be better founded in the Acts of parliament boeth old and new And more aggreeable to Law And therfore as thought this first draught off the 25th March 1696 may still be made use off It is suggested If those to be Chairged might not be allowed to find Caution in the termes prescribed befoir Brigadeir Maitland or the Laird of Grant or whom els The Councill shall think fit Because It may be a great trouble to these concerned and they may pretend Excuses why they should not come to Edinburgh But others are off opinion that the list being restricted to such persones only as may be thought necessary necessary3 to be Chairged It will be to better purpose and more effectuall to Chairge them to Compeir att Edinburgh As hath been most ordinarly practised where the Councill may boath modefie the pain and be satisfied off the sufficiencie off the Caution And protection from Civill debts set doun in the Letters was one purpose to remove that Excuse And is founded upon the Nynth act off parliament 1681, And the Exception therin Contained and iff the Committee please this Act off parliament may also be mentioned in the Letters As for the List of those to be Charged It is drawen up by the Lords Justice Clerk, and Aberuchill and by them refferre’d to the Committee to be Enlarged or lessned or otherwayes altered. Livetennent Generall Ramsay Did Lykewayes put in my hand a short Memmorandum of particulars for the use off the Forces. And this whole matter is submitted to the Committee to be farder prepared for the Councill as they shall think Fitt

Att Edinburgh the sixth of January one Thousand seven hundereth and four years

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Order

Order Appointing the Chiftains of Highland Clands to give Bond And finding Inland caution for keeping the pace

Sir James Steuart Her Majesties Advocat Haveing given into the Councill The Memoriall underwrittin anent the Highland Chiftian’s Clanns and Land Lords in the High Lands The Councill Approves therof and appoints the draught off the Bond marked by the Duck of Queensberrie that was to be given by the Highland Clanns off the date the Tuenty fyfth off March Jaj vjc and nynty six To be transcribed and given by them now And appoints them to be citted To Compeir at Edinburgh under the Certificationes Contained in the Memmoriall To give the saids Bonds and find sufficient Inland Caution acted in the books off privie Councill att Edinburgh and remitts to the former Committee appoynted therannent to make up the Lists of the Chiftans and Clanns to be Contained in the Letters off Councill to be directed against them and the day of their Compeirance Togither with the number off the Clanns that are to be citted at one tyme off the which Memmoriall the tennor followe’s I have reviewed the Acts off parliament made for quieting and preserving pace and good order in the Highlands which are the 92, 93, and 94 Acts, parliament 11th James 6th and the Act 227 James 6th Parliament 14th and others made at that tyme and which are all by the 39th Act off the parliament 1693, transferred and extended to the caice of the publict pace and for preservation therof As also the proceedings that wer made in the year 1696, By the Lords of privie Councill upon the saids Acts for secureing the publict pace And doe find the forme of the Letters then Directed to be sufficient and very proper for the present occasione soe that they may be instantly renewed mutatis mutandis and bearring the same clause of protection therin contained only the Certefication off the Letters may be a little extended according to the import of the Law and as was done by the Councill in the year 1681, on the Lyke occasion Viz with certefication to them iff they failzie they shall be repute and held to be persones disaffected and and2 Enemies to our Government and our other Letters shall be direct furth to put them to our home and therupon to cause apprehend them By Caption As lykewayes if they persist in their said Rebellion to intercommun them and to raise Letters of fire and sword againest them according to Justice As for the Bond of Caution that they are to grant the same was also at that tyme adjusted and the pain therof was intended to be pecuniall as the Councill should arbitrat with regaird to the particular persones and their respective Estates and that by and attour performance as the draughts of the Bond doe bear But there was then tuo drawghts made the one attested on the back by the Duke of Queensberrie and the other by the Duke of Argyle And the second Draught differs from the first Because it only relates to the publict pace and founds principallie upon the forsaid Act of Entension made in the year 1693, But the first draught comprehends boeth the pace and good order off the Highlands and lykewayes the publict pace and appears to be better founded in the Acts of parliament boeth old and new And more aggreeable to Law And therfore as thought this first draught off the 25th March 1696 may still be made use off It is suggested If those to be Chairged might not be allowed to find Caution in the termes prescribed befoir Brigadeir Maitland or the Laird of Grant or whom els The Councill shall think fit Because It may be a great trouble to these concerned and they may pretend Excuses why they should not come to Edinburgh But others are off opinion that the list being restricted to such persones only as may be thought necessary necessary3 to be Chairged It will be to better purpose and more effectuall to Chairge them to Compeir att Edinburgh As hath been most ordinarly practised where the Councill may boath modefie the pain and be satisfied off the sufficiencie off the Caution And protection from Civill debts set doun in the Letters was one purpose to remove that Excuse And is founded upon the Nynth act off parliament 1681, And the Exception therin Contained and iff the Committee please this Act off parliament may also be mentioned in the Letters As for the List of those to be Charged It is drawen up by the Lords Justice Clerk, and Aberuchill and by them refferre’d to the Committee to be Enlarged or lessned or otherwayes altered. Livetennent Generall Ramsay Did Lykewayes put in my hand a short Memmorandum of particulars for the use off the Forces. And this whole matter is submitted to the Committee to be farder prepared for the Councill as they shall think Fitt

1. NRS, PC1/53, 110-12.

2. Sic.

3. Sic.

1. NRS, PC1/53, 110-12.

2. Sic.

3. Sic.

Order, 6 January 1704, Edinburgh

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Order

[Committee for Memorial]2

[The Lords of her Majesties privie Councill Haveing considered the Report of the Committee appoynted to consider the Memmoriall under wrytten Given in by Sir James Steuart Her Majesties Advocat to the Councill annent the divyding the Chiftans of Clans and Land Lords in the Highlands contained in the list laid befoir the Committee for the first and second Classes of such as are to be Contained in the tuo seaverall Letters To be Cited befoir the Councill To Compear at tuo seperat dyets viz The seventeenth day off February nixt for the first class above wrytten for the first dyet And the Tuenty nynth day off the said moneth for these in the second Class and second dyet above mentioned.]

Att Edinburgh the sixth of January one Thousand seven hundereth and four years

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Order

[Committee for Memorial]2

[The Lords of her Majesties privie Councill Haveing considered the Report of the Committee appoynted to consider the Memmoriall under wrytten Given in by Sir James Steuart Her Majesties Advocat to the Councill annent the divyding the Chiftans of Clans and Land Lords in the Highlands contained in the list laid befoir the Committee for the first and second Classes of such as are to be Contained in the tuo seaverall Letters To be Cited befoir the Councill To Compear at tuo seperat dyets viz The seventeenth day off February nixt for the first class above wrytten for the first dyet And the Tuenty nynth day off the said moneth for these in the second Class and second dyet above mentioned.]

1. NRS, PC1/53, 110.

2. This entire entry has been scored out. The words ‘this wrong insert’ have been added in the margin.

1. NRS, PC1/53, 110.

2. This entire entry has been scored out. The words ‘this wrong insert’ have been added in the margin.

Procedure, 6 January 1704, Edinburgh

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Procedure

[Loudoun elected Preses]

In absence of the Lord Chancellor and Lord president of privie Councill The Earle off Loudoun Elected preces

Att Edinburgh the sixth of January one Thousand seven hundereth and four years

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Procedure

[Loudoun elected Preses]

In absence of the Lord Chancellor and Lord president of privie Councill The Earle off Loudoun Elected preces

1. NRS, PC1/53, 110.

1. NRS, PC1/53, 110.

Sederunt, 6 January 1704, Edinburgh

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Sederunt

Earl of Buchan; Earl of Loudoun; Earl of Northesk; Earl of Forfar; Earl of Glasgow; Earl of Hoptoun; Viscount Garnock; Viscount Primrose; Lord President of Session; Lord Register3; Lord Justice Clerk; Lord Halcraig; Lord Enstruther; Lord Phesdo; Livt Generall Ramsay; Mr Fra: Montgomery; Laird of Stevensone; Laird of Carnwath; Laird of Prestongrange; Lord provost of Edinburgh

Att Edinburgh the sixth of January one Thousand seven hundereth and four years1

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Sederunt

Earl of Buchan; Earl of Loudoun; Earl of Northesk; Earl of Forfar; Earl of Glasgow; Earl of Hoptoun; Viscount Garnock; Viscount Primrose; Lord President of Session; Lord Register3; Lord Justice Clerk; Lord Halcraig; Lord Enstruther; Lord Phesdo; Livt Generall Ramsay; Mr Fra: Montgomery; Laird of Stevensone; Laird of Carnwath; Laird of Prestongrange; Lord provost of Edinburgh

1. NRS, PC1/53, 110.

2. NRS, PC1/53, 110.

3. The Lord Register’s name has been inserted later, in smaller letters.

1. NRS, PC1/53, 110.

2. NRS, PC1/53, 110.

3. The Lord Register’s name has been inserted later, in smaller letters.

Act, 5 January 1704, Edinburgh

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Act

Reprive Marion Govan

The Lords of her Majesties privie Councill Haveing Considered the Representation Made to them By the Lord Advocat That Marion Govan prisoner in the Tolbuith of Edinburgh And appointed to be Execute this day By sentence of the Lords of Justiciary hade Emitted a large Confession of hainous Crimes and Enormous immoralitie’s and wa’s under great Conviction for the same, For which the Ministers who waitted upon her hade Earnestly inlearrnded that some longer time might be allowed her to prepair for death Thairfor The Lords of Her Majesties privie Councill Doe heirby Reprive The said Marion Govan untill Tuesday the Eleventh instant of this January Inclusive And Dischairges the Magistrats of Edinburgh To put the said sentence in Execution untill Wedensday nixt Upon which day The said Lords Ordaine The Magistrats of Edinburgh To put the sentence of Death pronunced againest the said Marrion Govan By the Lords of Justiciary in manner therin mentioned to due Execution Sic Subscribitur Lauderdale J:P:D:; Loudoun Glasgow Hew Dalrymple James Murray Robert Menzie Campbell W Anstruther A Hope Robert Steuart

Att Edinburgh the fyfth of January one Thousand seven Hundereth and four years

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Act

Reprive Marion Govan

The Lords of her Majesties privie Councill Haveing Considered the Representation Made to them By the Lord Advocat That Marion Govan prisoner in the Tolbuith of Edinburgh And appointed to be Execute this day By sentence of the Lords of Justiciary hade Emitted a large Confession of hainous Crimes and Enormous immoralitie’s and wa’s under great Conviction for the same, For which the Ministers who waitted upon her hade Earnestly inlearrnded that some longer time might be allowed her to prepair for death Thairfor The Lords of Her Majesties privie Councill Doe heirby Reprive The said Marion Govan untill Tuesday the Eleventh instant of this January Inclusive And Dischairges the Magistrats of Edinburgh To put the said sentence in Execution untill Wedensday nixt Upon which day The said Lords Ordaine The Magistrats of Edinburgh To put the sentence of Death pronunced againest the said Marrion Govan By the Lords of Justiciary in manner therin mentioned to due Execution Sic Subscribitur Lauderdale J:P:D:; Loudoun Glasgow Hew Dalrymple James Murray Robert Menzie Campbell W Anstruther A Hope Robert Steuart

1. NRS, PC1/53, 109.

1. NRS, PC1/53, 109.

Sederunt, 5 January 1704, Edinburgh

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Sederunt

Earl of Lauderdale; Earl of Loudoun; Earl of Glasgow; Lord president of session; Lord Register; Lord Justice Clerk; Lord Aberuchill; Lord Halcraig; Lord Rankeillor; Lord Phesdo; Lord Tillecultrie; Mr Francis Montgomry

Att Edinburgh the fyfth of January one Thousand seven Hundereth and four years1

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Sederunt

Earl of Lauderdale; Earl of Loudoun; Earl of Glasgow; Lord president of session; Lord Register; Lord Justice Clerk; Lord Aberuchill; Lord Halcraig; Lord Rankeillor; Lord Phesdo; Lord Tillecultrie; Mr Francis Montgomry

1. NRS, PC1/53, 109.

2. NRS, PC1/53, 109.

1. NRS, PC1/53, 109.

2. NRS, PC1/53, 109.

Procedure, 4 January 1704, Edinburgh

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Procedure

Committee appointed For considering Her Majesties Letter to the Councill annent Highland Clans

The Lords off Her Majesties privie Councill Doe heirby Nominat and Appoint The Earles of Loudoun, Northesk, and Glasgow, The Lords president of Session, Register, Advocat, Justice Clerk, Aberuchill, Livetennent Generall Ramsay, Master Francis Montgomry, and Stevensone To be a Committee to consider Her Majesties Gracious Letter To the Lords off Her Councill, Annent provyding Fort William and posting Her Majesties forces To the best Advantage and calling in the Land Lords and Cheiffs of the Highland Clans And obleidgeing them to give sufficient security for keeping the pace and performing their Deuty to Her Majestie as prescribed by Law and to search for and find out the arm’s that may be brought from Holland to Scotland and to Consider the haill other points off the said Letter With power to the said Committee To cause Cite befoir them the persones they suspect that are come from Holland in the Ships laitly come home thence And to Examine the seaverall Skippers and others they think fitt therannent With power also to the said Committee To Call for the Lists of the Land Lords and Cheiffs off the Highland Clans from whatsomever persone or persones they think fitt And Recommends to the said Committee To meet this day at Four aclock in the Afternoon and Declaires any Three a quorum And to report to the Councill upon the haill premisss And Recommends to the said Committee To prepair and bring into the Councill against Thursday nixt ane answer by their Lordships to her Majesties said Letter.

Att Edinburgh the Fourth day of January One thousand Seven Hundred and four years

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Procedure

Committee appointed For considering Her Majesties Letter to the Councill annent Highland Clans

The Lords off Her Majesties privie Councill Doe heirby Nominat and Appoint The Earles of Loudoun, Northesk, and Glasgow, The Lords president of Session, Register, Advocat, Justice Clerk, Aberuchill, Livetennent Generall Ramsay, Master Francis Montgomry, and Stevensone To be a Committee to consider Her Majesties Gracious Letter To the Lords off Her Councill, Annent provyding Fort William and posting Her Majesties forces To the best Advantage and calling in the Land Lords and Cheiffs of the Highland Clans And obleidgeing them to give sufficient security for keeping the pace and performing their Deuty to Her Majestie as prescribed by Law and to search for and find out the arm’s that may be brought from Holland to Scotland and to Consider the haill other points off the said Letter With power to the said Committee To cause Cite befoir them the persones they suspect that are come from Holland in the Ships laitly come home thence And to Examine the seaverall Skippers and others they think fitt therannent With power also to the said Committee To Call for the Lists of the Land Lords and Cheiffs off the Highland Clans from whatsomever persone or persones they think fitt And Recommends to the said Committee To meet this day at Four aclock in the Afternoon and Declaires any Three a quorum And to report to the Councill upon the haill premisss And Recommends to the said Committee To prepair and bring into the Councill against Thursday nixt ane answer by their Lordships to her Majesties said Letter.

1. NRS, PC1/53, 108-9.

1. NRS, PC1/53, 108-9.

Letter: royal, 4 January 1704, Edinburgh

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Letter: royal

Letter from the Queen to the Councill annent the Highland Chiftans and clans ther finding Caution to keep the pace etc

Letter from the Queens Majestie To the Councill annent provyding The Garrison of Fort William Calling in the Land Lords and Cheifs of the Highland Clanns and obleidgeing them to give securitie for keeping of the peace, and annent armes for Eight Thousand men bought at Utright and Shipped at Rotterdam for Scotland Being read The same was ordered to be Recorded Wherof the tennor followes.
Sic Supra Subscribitur Anne Regina
Right Trusty and Right weell beloved Cousing and Councellor Right Trusty and enteirly beloved Cousings and Councellors, Right Trusty and Right weell beloved Cousings and Councellors Right Trusty and weell beloved Cousings and Councellors Right Trusty and weell beloved Councellors and Trusty and weell beloved Councellors We Greet yow weell We Did lately accquant yow of our being weell Informed of Designes and practices for raising ane Insurrection in Scotland By Symon Fraser and some other French Emissarys and recommended to your Cair the saifty of our Instrest and of the Kingdome, Wherin we are confident of your fidelity and Dilligence Especiallie in provyding Fort William and posting of our forces to the best Advantage yow shall also call in the Land Lords and Cheifs of the Highland Clans and obleidge them to give sufficient security for keeping of the pace and performing their Duty to us as is prescribed by our Laws and Acts of Parliament We are Lyke wayes advysed that ther are arm’s for Eight Thousand men bought at Utrecht and shipped at Rotterdame for Scotland We firmly purpose to Injure no man in his privat Rights or friedmen But in the present Circumstances as being in a state of war with France, and that their Emissary’s who latly came from Scotland hither wer in Rotterdame about that tyme gives a Just suspicion that soe great a quantitie of arm’s may be provyded and sent to Scotland on no good designe And Therfore To prevent any danger which may aryse from this to us Our people and our Laws We requyre That yow make Dilligent search for finding out of these arm’s And to seaze and secure the same or any other arms brought in in a Considerable Quantity Untill yow give particular Information therof and be accquanted with our pleasure therin In this we Expect your Exact dilligence And so We bid yow heartily fairwell Given at our Court at Windsor The Threety Day of December One Thousand seven Hundereth and Three And of our Rigne the second year By Her Majesties Command sic subscribitur Cromertie.

Att Edinburgh the Fourth day of January One thousand Seven Hundred and four years

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Letter: royal

Letter from the Queen to the Councill annent the Highland Chiftans and clans ther finding Caution to keep the pace etc

Letter from the Queens Majestie To the Councill annent provyding The Garrison of Fort William Calling in the Land Lords and Cheifs of the Highland Clanns and obleidgeing them to give securitie for keeping of the peace, and annent armes for Eight Thousand men bought at Utright and Shipped at Rotterdam for Scotland Being read The same was ordered to be Recorded Wherof the tennor followes.
Sic Supra Subscribitur Anne Regina
Right Trusty and Right weell beloved Cousing and Councellor Right Trusty and enteirly beloved Cousings and Councellors, Right Trusty and Right weell beloved Cousings and Councellors Right Trusty and weell beloved Cousings and Councellors Right Trusty and weell beloved Councellors and Trusty and weell beloved Councellors We Greet yow weell We Did lately accquant yow of our being weell Informed of Designes and practices for raising ane Insurrection in Scotland By Symon Fraser and some other French Emissarys and recommended to your Cair the saifty of our Instrest and of the Kingdome, Wherin we are confident of your fidelity and Dilligence Especiallie in provyding Fort William and posting of our forces to the best Advantage yow shall also call in the Land Lords and Cheifs of the Highland Clans and obleidge them to give sufficient security for keeping of the pace and performing their Duty to us as is prescribed by our Laws and Acts of Parliament We are Lyke wayes advysed that ther are arm’s for Eight Thousand men bought at Utrecht and shipped at Rotterdame for Scotland We firmly purpose to Injure no man in his privat Rights or friedmen But in the present Circumstances as being in a state of war with France, and that their Emissary’s who latly came from Scotland hither wer in Rotterdame about that tyme gives a Just suspicion that soe great a quantitie of arm’s may be provyded and sent to Scotland on no good designe And Therfore To prevent any danger which may aryse from this to us Our people and our Laws We requyre That yow make Dilligent search for finding out of these arm’s And to seaze and secure the same or any other arms brought in in a Considerable Quantity Untill yow give particular Information therof and be accquanted with our pleasure therin In this we Expect your Exact dilligence And so We bid yow heartily fairwell Given at our Court at Windsor The Threety Day of December One Thousand seven Hundereth and Three And of our Rigne the second year By Her Majesties Command sic subscribitur Cromertie.

1. NRS, PC1/53, 107-8.

1. NRS, PC1/53, 107-8.

Procedure, 4 January 1704, Edinburgh

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Procedure

[Buchan elected Preses]

In absence of the Lord Chancellor and Lord President of Privie Councill The Earle of Buchan Elected preces.

Att Edinburgh the Fourth day of January One thousand Seven Hundred and four years

A1704/1/21

Procedure

[Buchan elected Preses]

In absence of the Lord Chancellor and Lord President of Privie Councill The Earle of Buchan Elected preces.

1. NRS, PC1/53, 107.

1. NRS, PC1/53, 107.

Sederunt, 4 January 1704, Edinburgh

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Sederunt

Earl of Buchan P:; Earl of Lauderdale; Earl of Northesk; Earl of Roseberry; Earl of Glasgow T:D:; Viscount Garnock; Lord President of Session; Lord Register; Lord Advocat; Lord Justice Clerk; Lord Aberuchill; Lord Halcraig; Lord Enstruther; Lord Rankeillor; Lord Phesdo; Lord Tillecultrie; Mr Fra: Montgomrie; Lord Provost of Edinburgh

Att Edinburgh the Fourth day of January One thousand Seven Hundred and four years1

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Sederunt

Earl of Buchan P:; Earl of Lauderdale; Earl of Northesk; Earl of Roseberry; Earl of Glasgow T:D:; Viscount Garnock; Lord President of Session; Lord Register; Lord Advocat; Lord Justice Clerk; Lord Aberuchill; Lord Halcraig; Lord Enstruther; Lord Rankeillor; Lord Phesdo; Lord Tillecultrie; Mr Fra: Montgomrie; Lord Provost of Edinburgh

1. NRS, PC1/53, 107.

2. NRS, PC1/53, 107.

1. NRS, PC1/53, 107.

2. NRS, PC1/53, 107.