Bannatyne Club > Criminal trials in Scotland, from A.D. M.CCCC.LXXXVIII to A.D. M.DC.XXIV, embracing the entire reigns of James IV. and V., Mary Queen of Scots and James VI > Volume 1

22 Mar. criminal TRIALS. * 439
perfute of jjis action ; fpecialie, in confideratione J)at be pe fpace of audit or ten
3eiris, or Jjairby, he wes repute and lialdin our fouerane ladies fre liege, hauand
ua pairty to perfew liim vpone pa laid Ilornyiiig, and did and exercit all lefuU
actis, enter hiin felff in jugenient and owtwith without obiectione of J)e faid
proces of Hoi'nying ; and J^airfoir, proces niycht be led be pe Juflice depute
aganis pe laid pairty perl'ewit for taking and appi'eheuding of him conforme to
]>e tennour of fe faid Letteris.
The Justice depute, with avyife of ]ie AfTeflburis, continewit })e Interloeutour vpone fe faid
allegeance and aiifuer quliill Monunday nixt to cum, Ordanis fouirte to be tane be )'e pairty perfewit
for Jiair entre to ))e faid day to Iieir ])e faidis luteilocutouris pronuncit.
* James Eule of Mortoune, Lord of fte Regalitie of Dalkeyth, replegit J>e
laid James Jhonejloun of Wejlruw ' to his Regality — and, with confent of
parties, fixed the third day of the next Aire of Dalkeith. James Lord Somer-
vell, furety, &c.
The Laird of Carmechaell unlawcd for non-entry of Robert Twedij, his fervaut,
and John Hunter in Brigtoun-dyik, who were each denounced rebels, &c.
(Jan. 10.) The Laird of Carmichael, his fons, two fervants, and three
others, came in Will ' for Conuocation of oure Ibuerane ladeis liegis, and Hurt-
ing and "Wounding, vpone fuddentie, of Mr Archibald Hammiltone, "\''icar of
Sanct Cuthbertis Kirk befyde Edinburghe, and Jhone Wod of Sonuyfyid, to
J)e effufione of fiair blood, vpon Jje nynt day of November laft bypaft. — The
Justice Ordained them ' to pafs and enter ])air perfonis in Ward, vpone J)e
North fyid of )je Water of Spey, within xx dayis nixt eftir Jje dait heii-of ;
and ))air remane in Ward during our fouerane ladiis Will. And ficlyik, |)e faid
James JJtoneftone of IVejlraw, of his awin confent and fre will, oblift him to
enter in Ward within pe boundis foirfaidis, within ]>e fame fpace,' &c.
James Lord Somervell became furety for their entiy at the next Aire of
Lanark, to underly the law for all the other crimes contained in the Letters.
The Laird of Carmichaell, &c. ' ar actit and oblift, of J)air awin confent, to
remane and keip Jje faid Ward ; and not to purchafe our fouerane Ladiis
Licence to returne furth of J)e famyn for J)e fpace of ^eir and day nixt to cum,
with(out) confent and avyife of my Lord Duke of Chettelaralt had and obtenit
])airupone,' &c.
dTalsc ;0otan) — dTorgins an ^instrumtnt, $(t.
Feb. 5. — Sir James Cg'wdene, Notar Publict, Convicted by an Affife
' as ane ffalfer, for })e ffals fforgeing, making, and frein5eing of ane pretendit
Inftrument, writtin and fubfcriuit be his hand, and -vaidir his figne-manuale, in
fawouris and at ]>e inftance of Maifter NicoU Ruthirfurd : In refpect that the