Historical memoir of the family of Eglinton and Winton

NOTES AND ILLUSTRATIONS. 1-35
Item, it is ordanit that all tliir foirsaidis penal-
teis, be liftit and tane vp fra the offendaris and
brekaris of thir ordinances, be the wardennis, dek-
ynnis and maisteris of the badges quhair the offend-
aris dwellis, and to be distributit ad pios vsus, ac-
cording to gude conscience, be the advyis of the
foirsaidis.
And for fulfilling and observing of all thir or-
dinances sett doune as said is., the haill maisteris,
convenit the foirsaid day, bind and obliss thame
faithfullie heirto ; and thairfoir has requeistit thair
said wardene general to subscrive thir presentis with
his awin hand, to the effect that ane autentick copy
heirof may be send to euerie particular ludge with-
in the realme.
William Schaw, Maister of Wark.
xxviii December, 1599.
First, It is ordanit that the wardene within the
boundis of Kilwynning, and vtheris places subject
to thair ludge, salbe chosen and electit zeirlie be
rnony of the maisteris voites of the said ludge, vpon
the twentie day of December, and that within the
kirk at Kilwynning, as the heid and secund ludge of
Scotland, and therefter that the generall warden be
advertysit zeirlie quha is chosin warden of the
ludge, immediatelie efter his electioun.
Item, it is thocht neidfull and expedient by my
lord warden generall, that everie ludge within Scot-
land sail have in tyme cuniing the auld and antient
liberteis therof vsit and wont of befoir : and in-