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25Jac. IV. CRIMINAL TRIALS. * 83
EDIXBUKCUIE.
Jjarof, and \-theris our liegis, being pair alfemblit pe tynie of pe committing of J)e
faid Slauchter, all actioune and cryme ))at may be imput to Jjaim, or ony of ]jaim,
for pe laid Slauchter, art or part Jiairof, and all thing pat may ony wife follow
pairupoun alanerly : And difchargis paim and ilkane of paiin for euer, be pir
oure Lettre5, except pe principale committaris of pe faid Slauchter, fugitife and
at oure home for pe fammyn, and pe vthir perlbnis, quhilkis war in fpeciale
dilatit of art and part pairof, and has optenit our Remiffionis pairupoune, as
faid is. QuHAUEFOKE We charge, flratly, and commandis 50W, all and findiy
our Jufticis, Scheriffis, Juflice Clerkis, Crownaris, and pair deputis, and all
A^theris our officiaris, legis, and fubditis forefaidis, pat nane of 50W tak apoiuie
hand to refaiff in Dittay, arreft, accufe, follow, truble, perfew, or proceid aganis
pe faid William Crawfurd, Alexander Campbell, or ony vtheris our liegis, except
before exceptit, for pe faid Slauchter, art or part pairof, or ony thing pat may
follow pairapoune in our Juftice-aris, or ony vtheris wayis, or to do ony thing
iucontrare pis our Generale Remiffioune be ony maner of way in tyme cum-
inyng ; vnder all pe hieft pane, charge, and offens pat 36 and ilkane of 30W may
committ and inrin ' aganis our Maieftie, in pat part, difcliarging 50W all our
officiaris forfaidis, prefent and tocum, and 5our deputis of 5our officiaris^ for
ever, be pir our Lettre3 of Generale Remit, quhilkis We will haue pe ftrenth
"*• and effect of our Remiffioune, ficlik as and pe fammyn war gevin to paim all
fpecially nemmit parein be oiu' Lettre3 vndir our Grete Sele, without ony impe-
diment, reuocatioune, or agane-calling quhatfumeuir Gevin vndir our Priue
Sele, at Edinburghe, pe fevin day of Januar, pe 3ere of God I".Vc.xij 5ei-is, and
of oui'e regne pe xxv 5ere. [James R.]
It seems quite unnecessary to add any tiling fartlier to this Case, the parties concerned being so
well known.]
Dec. 6. — Robert Campbell of Schankiftoune denounced Rebel and
put to the horn, and all his goods cfcheated, for not underlying the law for the
Slaughter of Patrick Dunbar of Corfintoune.^ — Johne Stewart of Torboltoune,
cautioner for his entry, was amerciated in 1001. ; and becaufe his goods were
not diftrainable, the goods of the Sheriff of Aire to be diftrained therefor, becaufe
he took the faid John as furety forefaid.
George and John Campbell, brothers of the faid Robert, alio denounced,
&c., as above ; and the Sheriff of Air's goods to be diftrained for 200 merks of
amerciament. — Andrew Bomby is alfo denounced, and the Laird of Schankif-
toun amerciated 401. as his cautioner. — John Cajipbell, Parifli Clerk of
Cumnok, replegiated by the Archbifliop of Glafgow's Commiflaiy (Mr Richard
Boithville) to his Regality.
' Incur; literally run into. - Offices? ^ See also Dec. 9, 1512.