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ROLMENT OF COURTIS.
tyme, and Impossabilitie to theme to satisfie the saidis
charges within sex dais In respect of the far distance of
the place of there residence fra the burgh of Edinburgh,
they ar oftymes put under the danger of horning,
quhereas gif they had convenient tyme grantted unto 5
theme, there wald nocht be [sic] dissobedience, of sa
greit numer of his maiesties subiectis ffor remeid
quhereof / It wes statute and ordaned that na \ettexvs, of
horning salbe direct aganist any person duelland be
north the wattir of die upoun na schortter space nor 10
fyftene dais at any tyme heireftir, and the horning to be
used aganist any of the saidis p^nsones upoun ane
schorten space nor fyiftene dais salbe null and of nane
awaill. Jac. 6. pari. 16. act. 25. Jac, 6. pari. 21. act.
7. Vid. Jac. 6. pari. 23. act. 20. [4 augnitzV] Anno 15
Aomixi\ 1621. Ordaning Annuelrent to be dew eftir
horning Contenand the effect and tennoure eftir follow¬
ing. Intitulate
Act [of parliament] Ordaning Anuelrent to be
dew eftir horning Cap. 14.1 20
Oure soverane lord and estaittis of parliament Con-
sidderring the greit preiudice qn^z’lk diverse of his
maiesties liegis sustene be the want of thair money
lent and gevin iurtht upoun band or zwztract or uthir-
wyis iustlie awand unto thame by thair dettouris quha 25
haifand used all executioun <wnpetent to thame be law
aganis thair dettonm by Charging and putting of thame
to the home ar forced eftir mony ^eiris to ressave thair
principall sunzme and penaltie without [ony] satisfac-
tioun of ony annuelrent and intenesse of thair money 30
in the meantyme. QjihiYk as it is a preiudice unto the
trew creditozzrA So it is ane occasioun to the dettouris
to conteme his maiesties charges and Xetterzs of horning
quho resolve in end to pay no moir for releif of the
1 Cap. 17 in University Library Copy.
ROLMENT OF COURTIS.
tyme, and Impossabilitie to theme to satisfie the saidis
charges within sex dais In respect of the far distance of
the place of there residence fra the burgh of Edinburgh,
they ar oftymes put under the danger of horning,
quhereas gif they had convenient tyme grantted unto 5
theme, there wald nocht be [sic] dissobedience, of sa
greit numer of his maiesties subiectis ffor remeid
quhereof / It wes statute and ordaned that na \ettexvs, of
horning salbe direct aganist any person duelland be
north the wattir of die upoun na schortter space nor 10
fyftene dais at any tyme heireftir, and the horning to be
used aganist any of the saidis p^nsones upoun ane
schorten space nor fyiftene dais salbe null and of nane
awaill. Jac. 6. pari. 16. act. 25. Jac, 6. pari. 21. act.
7. Vid. Jac. 6. pari. 23. act. 20. [4 augnitzV] Anno 15
Aomixi\ 1621. Ordaning Annuelrent to be dew eftir
horning Contenand the effect and tennoure eftir follow¬
ing. Intitulate
Act [of parliament] Ordaning Anuelrent to be
dew eftir horning Cap. 14.1 20
Oure soverane lord and estaittis of parliament Con-
sidderring the greit preiudice qn^z’lk diverse of his
maiesties liegis sustene be the want of thair money
lent and gevin iurtht upoun band or zwztract or uthir-
wyis iustlie awand unto thame by thair dettouris quha 25
haifand used all executioun <wnpetent to thame be law
aganis thair dettonm by Charging and putting of thame
to the home ar forced eftir mony ^eiris to ressave thair
principall sunzme and penaltie without [ony] satisfac-
tioun of ony annuelrent and intenesse of thair money 30
in the meantyme. QjihiYk as it is a preiudice unto the
trew creditozzrA So it is ane occasioun to the dettouris
to conteme his maiesties charges and Xetterzs of horning
quho resolve in end to pay no moir for releif of the
1 Cap. 17 in University Library Copy.
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| Description | Edited by Sir Philip J. Hamilton-Grierson. Edinburgh : Printed for the Society by William Blackwood and Sons, 1920-26. 3 volumes. Contents: Volume 1. Biographical note. Bisset's introduction relating to the title of contents of his work [etc.] Preface or prolog to the godlie and Christiane redare, containing: Notices of Scottish Kings and their laws from B.C. 305-A.D. 1625; Genealogy of the Stewarts; Account of Bisset's collaboration with Sir John Skene [etc.] A short form of process. Of auld used civile procese.--Volume 2. Anentis ecclesiasticall erectionis, and proceses deduced befoir archibischopis, bischopis ... And there jurisdiction [within the kingdome of Scotland] of erecting of prelacies and utheris religius places, and numer of all the monasteries of abbacies, priories, etc. Of admirall and seae lawes. Of previleges of burrowis. Of the computation of tymes.--Volume 3. Addenda et corrigenda. Introduction. Notes to volumes I and II. Glossary. Index. |
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