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ROLMENT OF COURTIS.
239
[heireftir] be directed upoun fyiftene dais aganis [all]
sic as duellis be south the watter of die, and upon
twentie ane dais aganist all sic as duellis and have
residence be north Me said watter; qw/fe'lk charge the
5 saidis lordis ordaned to be gevin to the pairtie charged
ethir personallie fund (in quhAk caise the sarniw sail be
sufficient in itself) or gif they can nocht be personallie
apprehended at than duelling places, and at the
parroche kirk of the parrochin within the qzM/lk they
10 duell coniunctlie, quhilk charge to be gevin at the said
parroche kirk, they ordaine to be execute upoun ane
sonday befoir none in tyme of preiching or prayaris
(quherin it salbe speciallie requisit Mat ane copie of
the saidis \etteres be affixt and left upon the maist
15 patent dur of the said [parroche] kirk) their beand
alwyise fyftene dais intervening, according to the
distinctionis foirsaidw of the pairties [duelling] as said is
be south or be north the said wattir of die respective,
alsweill betuix the denunciatioun of the pairtie and the
20 foirsaid charge to be gevin at his duelling place and
parroche kirk, qzMz'lk is appoyntted, and salbe respected
coniunctlie as ane conjunct charge as betuix the charge
to be gevin to the partie personallie apprehended and
the denunciatioun following thereupoun / And to the
25 intent [that] the subiectis may be mair certane of the
abonewrittin ordinance, and that nane pretend ignorence
of the samin, The saidis lordis Ordaned all scribis and
writtaris to the signet, quha salheireftir writ any letteris
or suwmonis qzMflkis formalie contened any clause or
30 certificatioun generallie proporting that letteres and
charges wald be direct aganist the partie summoned,
to inserte in the place of the said generall clause, and
to expres speciallie the forme of the saidis Ingres and
charges of horning According to the maner set doun
35 and prescryved be the [said] ordinance abonewrittin in
all poyntis. Statute be the saidis lordis .23. Novembm
1613.
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[heireftir] be directed upoun fyiftene dais aganis [all]
sic as duellis be south the watter of die, and upon
twentie ane dais aganist all sic as duellis and have
residence be north Me said watter; qw/fe'lk charge the
5 saidis lordis ordaned to be gevin to the pairtie charged
ethir personallie fund (in quhAk caise the sarniw sail be
sufficient in itself) or gif they can nocht be personallie
apprehended at than duelling places, and at the
parroche kirk of the parrochin within the qzM/lk they
10 duell coniunctlie, quhilk charge to be gevin at the said
parroche kirk, they ordaine to be execute upoun ane
sonday befoir none in tyme of preiching or prayaris
(quherin it salbe speciallie requisit Mat ane copie of
the saidis \etteres be affixt and left upon the maist
15 patent dur of the said [parroche] kirk) their beand
alwyise fyftene dais intervening, according to the
distinctionis foirsaidw of the pairties [duelling] as said is
be south or be north the said wattir of die respective,
alsweill betuix the denunciatioun of the pairtie and the
20 foirsaid charge to be gevin at his duelling place and
parroche kirk, qzMz'lk is appoyntted, and salbe respected
coniunctlie as ane conjunct charge as betuix the charge
to be gevin to the partie personallie apprehended and
the denunciatioun following thereupoun / And to the
25 intent [that] the subiectis may be mair certane of the
abonewrittin ordinance, and that nane pretend ignorence
of the samin, The saidis lordis Ordaned all scribis and
writtaris to the signet, quha salheireftir writ any letteris
or suwmonis qzMflkis formalie contened any clause or
30 certificatioun generallie proporting that letteres and
charges wald be direct aganist the partie summoned,
to inserte in the place of the said generall clause, and
to expres speciallie the forme of the saidis Ingres and
charges of horning According to the maner set doun
35 and prescryved be the [said] ordinance abonewrittin in
all poyntis. Statute be the saidis lordis .23. Novembm
1613.
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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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