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1641.] KING CHARLES I. 61
78. The Same to the Same.— 27th July 1639. [Holograph.]
Airthe, — Seing that I haue commanded all my Councell to attend and assist
my Commissioner at this next ensewing Assemblie and Parlament, I particu-
larly command you as one of that nornber to giue you[r] attendance and best
assistance to him in euerie thing that may tend to the good of my seruice ;
requyring you lykwaise, to deale with all your frends, and all others with
whom ye haue trust, to giue there hartie endeuors for the furtherance of the
same ; whereof I will take notice to eache as I shall fynde the effects answer-
able to my expectation ; and so I rest,
Your asseured frend,
Barwike, 27 July 1639. Charles B.
79. The Same to the Same.— 20th November 1639.
Charles B.
Eight trusty and welbeloued cousin and councellour, Wee greete yow well.
Being willing to heare your opinion touching some things which at this time
concerne our seruice in that our kingdome, wee haue hereby thought fitt to
require yow to repair with diligence to our Court, where our further pleasure
shal be imparted to yow. And so wee bid yow farewell. From our Court at
Whitehall, the 20th of Nouember 1639.
To our right trusty and welbeloued cosen and councellour the Earle of Airth.
80. King Charles I., Lease to William Earl of Airth and Menteith
of the Lordships of Fife and Menteith.— 29th October 1641.
Charles E.
Our Soveraine Lord considering that his Majestie is trewlie restand auchtand
to his Majestie's richt trusty cousin and counsallour Williame Erie of Airth
78. The Same to the Same.— 27th July 1639. [Holograph.]
Airthe, — Seing that I haue commanded all my Councell to attend and assist
my Commissioner at this next ensewing Assemblie and Parlament, I particu-
larly command you as one of that nornber to giue you[r] attendance and best
assistance to him in euerie thing that may tend to the good of my seruice ;
requyring you lykwaise, to deale with all your frends, and all others with
whom ye haue trust, to giue there hartie endeuors for the furtherance of the
same ; whereof I will take notice to eache as I shall fynde the effects answer-
able to my expectation ; and so I rest,
Your asseured frend,
Barwike, 27 July 1639. Charles B.
79. The Same to the Same.— 20th November 1639.
Charles B.
Eight trusty and welbeloued cousin and councellour, Wee greete yow well.
Being willing to heare your opinion touching some things which at this time
concerne our seruice in that our kingdome, wee haue hereby thought fitt to
require yow to repair with diligence to our Court, where our further pleasure
shal be imparted to yow. And so wee bid yow farewell. From our Court at
Whitehall, the 20th of Nouember 1639.
To our right trusty and welbeloued cosen and councellour the Earle of Airth.
80. King Charles I., Lease to William Earl of Airth and Menteith
of the Lordships of Fife and Menteith.— 29th October 1641.
Charles E.
Our Soveraine Lord considering that his Majestie is trewlie restand auchtand
to his Majestie's richt trusty cousin and counsallour Williame Erie of Airth
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| Description | By William Fraser. Edinburgh: [Privately printed], 1880. With plates, including portraits, facsimiles and genealogical tables. Contents: I. Memoirs. II. Letters and charters. |
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| Description | A selection of almost 400 printed items relating to the history of Scottish families, mostly dating from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Includes memoirs, genealogies and clan histories, with a few produced by emigrant families. The earliest family history goes back to AD 916. |
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