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SAINT E CLAIRES OF ROSSLYN. 141
wards ane other; the other fide quartered, 1 and 4 quartered France
and Dauphine, 2 and 3 Scotland ; the crowne ahove the fcutcheon clofed,
made of Flowr de Lys, and crones patees.*
REMISSION OF KING JAMES THE SIXTH, MDLXXIV.
Jacobus, Dei Gratia, Rex Scotorum, Omnibus probis hominibus, ad
quos praefentes litteras pervenerint, falutem: Sciatisquod cum avifamento
et confenfu chariffimi noftri confanguinei Jacobi Comitis de Mortoun,
Domini Dalkeith, noftri regni et ligeorum ejufdem Regentis, ex fpeciali
noftro favore et gratia, remifimus diledtis noftris Domino Willielmo
Sinclaro de Roflin militi, Magiftro Johanni Henrifoun de Bengoure,
Johanni Lyell in villa de Rolling, Thomse Scott ibidem, Willielmo Lau-
fon ibidem, Mathaeo Wefchet ibidem, Willielmo Barbour ibidem, Johanni
Laurie in Pentland, Johanni Smith ibidem, Johanni Robifoun ibidem,
Henrico Bane ibidem, Johanni Heriot ibidem, Johanni Brown in Hilend,
Thomee Warnoure de Auchindony, Thomfe Borthwick in Caftellaw,
Thomas Megote in Skathintie, Thomae Megote in Kirkland, Roberto
Ker in Rolling Place, Johanni Lowrie ibidem, Johanni Heriot ibidem,
Gavino Lindefay ibidem, Johanni Sincler in Goffuird, et Nicholao
Brown in Mortoun, Rancorem animi noftri, fettam regiam, et omnem
aftionem, quern et quas, ergo ipfos ant ipforem quemlibet, conceffimus,
habuimus, habemus, feu quovis modo habere poterimus, pro eorum pro-
ditoria affiftentia et participatione, cum quondam Archibaldo Comite Er-
gadise, Domino Cambell et Lome, Claudio Hamiltoun, aliifque pro tem-
pore confpiratoribus, contra nos, noftramque authoritatem in iis eorum ne-
fariis confpirationibus, ac piano et aperto bello, vexillis diftentis, deveni-
entia apud campum de Laughfide, decimo tertio die menfis Maii, anno
* A similar Charter was granted almost in tlic same terms, by James VI. dated 20th Septem-
ber 1570.

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Genealogie of the Sainteclaires of Rosslyn
DescriptionBy Father Richard Augustin Hay, prior of St. Pieremont, Including the chartulary of Rosslyn. Edinburgh: T. G. Stevenson, 1835. Edited by James Maidment.
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