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1611.
AGAINST THE CLANGREGOUR.
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Majesties said service aganis the Clangregour For the whiche they sail
incur no skaith nor danger in thair personis nor goodis Exonering and
releving thame of all pane and cryme that may be imputt to thame
thairthrow for ever.
Apud Edinburgh decimo nono February 1611.
SEDERUNT
Chancellar Scone M r of Elphinstone
Sanctandrois Blantyr Kilsyithe
Mar President Bruntyland
Glencairne Previe Seill Sir Jedione Murray
Cassillis Secretair Sir Peter Young
B. of Ros Justice Clerk Sir Johnne Arnott
Clerk of Register M r George Young
Advocat
Charge aganis the undirtakaris of the service aganis the Clangregour
Forsamikle as Johnne Erll of Tullibardin William Lord Murray his
sone Harry Lord Sanctcolm Sir Duncan Campbell of Glenurquhy
Alex Colhoun of Luss Sir George Buquhannane of that Ilk James
Campbell of Lawers and Andro M c Farlane of Arroquhair Compeirand
personallie befoir the Lordis of Privie Counsell upon the last day of
Januar now bigane They undertooke his Majesties service aganis the
Clangregour and promeist to go to the feildis and to haif enterit in ac-
tioun and bloode with thame betuix and the xiij day of this instant
februair and to haif prosequute that service thaireftir with thair liaill
power and forces in maner specifiet in the actis made thairanent : And
althocht the said xiij day be now bigane, nevirtheles thair is no thing as
yitt done in that service bot the same is altogidder frustrat, and the Clan-
gregour who wer incloised within ane yll, and grite hoipis had and pro-
AGAINST THE CLANGREGOUR.
19
Majesties said service aganis the Clangregour For the whiche they sail
incur no skaith nor danger in thair personis nor goodis Exonering and
releving thame of all pane and cryme that may be imputt to thame
thairthrow for ever.
Apud Edinburgh decimo nono February 1611.
SEDERUNT
Chancellar Scone M r of Elphinstone
Sanctandrois Blantyr Kilsyithe
Mar President Bruntyland
Glencairne Previe Seill Sir Jedione Murray
Cassillis Secretair Sir Peter Young
B. of Ros Justice Clerk Sir Johnne Arnott
Clerk of Register M r George Young
Advocat
Charge aganis the undirtakaris of the service aganis the Clangregour
Forsamikle as Johnne Erll of Tullibardin William Lord Murray his
sone Harry Lord Sanctcolm Sir Duncan Campbell of Glenurquhy
Alex Colhoun of Luss Sir George Buquhannane of that Ilk James
Campbell of Lawers and Andro M c Farlane of Arroquhair Compeirand
personallie befoir the Lordis of Privie Counsell upon the last day of
Januar now bigane They undertooke his Majesties service aganis the
Clangregour and promeist to go to the feildis and to haif enterit in ac-
tioun and bloode with thame betuix and the xiij day of this instant
februair and to haif prosequute that service thaireftir with thair liaill
power and forces in maner specifiet in the actis made thairanent : And
althocht the said xiij day be now bigane, nevirtheles thair is no thing as
yitt done in that service bot the same is altogidder frustrat, and the Clan-
gregour who wer incloised within ane yll, and grite hoipis had and pro-
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