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1496.] THE DOUGLAS CHARTERS. 161
said Master Hew bindis ande oblesis liim leillely and treuly, be the fatht and
treutht in his body, and be the tenour of this present endentour, that how sone
at he enteris be law to the landis of Glenquhome, Patynane, Gledstanis, or ony
wthir landis pertenande to the eiilis of Douglas or erll James, lord Awendaill, or
his fader, erll of Ormonde, wytht thar pertinence, lyand wythin the schirefdomis
of Lanark, Peblis, or ony wthir schirefdom wythin the realme of Scotlande, that
he sail than incontinent, als sone as he is requirit be the said lord, or his procura-
touris, resing and gif our purly and sympilly, in our souerane Lordis handis, be
himself or be his procuratouris, in the fauouris of the said Lord erll, the fe of all
and haill the saide landis of Glenquhom, Patynane, Gledstanis, wyth thar perti-
nence, or ony wthir landis pertenande to the erll of Douglas, or erll James, lorde
Awendaill, or his fader, the erll of Ormonde, to be gevine agan be our souerane
Lorde to the saide Lord erll and his airis heretabill; reseruande alanerly to the
saide Master Hew the franktenement of all and haill the said landis of Glen-
quhome, Petynane, Gledstanis, wyth thar pertinence, or ony wthir landis, as said is,
for his lyve tim, togiddir wyth the profettis of fre tenandis and wtheris quhat-
sumeuir, for his lyve tim, as saide is : And gif it hapnis the said Lorde, be his
lawbour and deligence, causis the said Master Hew to be promovit to benefice
quhar throw the said Master Hew standis content, thane the saide Master Hew sail
resing and gif our the franktenement of the said landis of Glenquhome, Petynane,
Gledstanis, wyth thar pertinence, or ony wthir landis, as said is, and profettis
tharoff, to the said Lorde erll, heretabill, to be brukit be him and his airis. Ande
to the observing and keiping and fulfilling of all and sindry thir punctis and
artikillis aboun writtin, athir of thir parteis forsaide ar suorne be thaim self, the
haly Ewangellis tuechit, and subscribit thir endentouris wyth thar avin handis,
set thar propir seillis to the sammyn interchangabill, zer, clay and place befor
expremit.
Heu Douglass, Dene of Brechin.
1-48. Indenture betwixt Archibald, fifth Earl of Angus, Chancellor,
and John Lord Kennedy, as to the lands of Thankertoun. 28th
January 1496.
Thir Indenturis, maid at Edinburghe, the xxviii day of Januar, the zeir of God I™
iiij c nynti and sex zeris, proportis, contenis, and beris witnes, that it is appunctit
and finaly concordit betuex noble and mychti lordis, Archibald erle of Angus and
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