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292 RECORDS OF ELGIN. [1660.
husbands breaking out of the tolbuith in tyme of divine service and
being gravlie posed be the minister what she did to the officar she
confessed that she did cast hir plead over the officar and did tak him
downe to the ground and keiped him to the ground till he escaped.
John Rose compeired and confesses that he did put his bak to the door,
but he denyes that he did put his hand to George Gray the officar. The
session hes reffered thes persons to the presbitrie.
March nth. — Ordinance to speak my Lord Murray. — The sessione
hes ordained that Mr. Murdo, Provest George Cuming, Balyie Leslie and
Thomas Calder goe speak my Lord Murray concerning the fabrick of
the church.
March i8th. — Elisabeth Gordoune reccaved. — Colonell Rose vyfe
receaved in ane seat under the merchant loft for abuising of the oficar.
April loth. — My Lord of Murray his ansuer to the Sessione. — My
Lord of Murray is willing concerning of the fabrick of the church.
April 1 2th. — Ordinance Patersone and Mathisone.—] anet Patersone
and Agnes Mathisone being charged for strugling the day of their
mariage outgoeing the church door compeired. The sessione hes
ordained them to be rebuiked in their ovne seats the nixt Lords day.
April 24th. — Ordinance Russell. — • Isobell Russell for fornicatione
with sundrie agravationes is ordained to stand four dayes in sakcloth
and one of the four dayes with ane paper one hir head and to be in the
jouges ane hour one the marcat day.
April 29th. — James Readhead, Margrat Schipherd and Mariorie Rose
rebuiked in their ovne seats for vaiging one the streits one the Lordes
day and intimatione maid out of pulpit that gif they be found in the
lyk transgressione sould be condinglie censured.
May 20th. — Ane fast. — This day was ane fast and ane humiliation
before the Sacrament and in respect our king is proclaimed king.
July 8th. — Intimatione mead out of the pulpit that Tuysday being
the 10 day salbe ane day of thanksgiving for the restauratione of the
kings majestie to his dominions.
August 2nd. — Ordinance Sangster. — The session ordain that Agnes
Sangster salbe put out of the toun be the hangman.
September i6th. — Delatione Corser. — Agnes Corser delaited for
bearing ane burden of clothes on the Lordis day to be charged against
Sunday nixt.
husbands breaking out of the tolbuith in tyme of divine service and
being gravlie posed be the minister what she did to the officar she
confessed that she did cast hir plead over the officar and did tak him
downe to the ground and keiped him to the ground till he escaped.
John Rose compeired and confesses that he did put his bak to the door,
but he denyes that he did put his hand to George Gray the officar. The
session hes reffered thes persons to the presbitrie.
March nth. — Ordinance to speak my Lord Murray. — The sessione
hes ordained that Mr. Murdo, Provest George Cuming, Balyie Leslie and
Thomas Calder goe speak my Lord Murray concerning the fabrick of
the church.
March i8th. — Elisabeth Gordoune reccaved. — Colonell Rose vyfe
receaved in ane seat under the merchant loft for abuising of the oficar.
April loth. — My Lord of Murray his ansuer to the Sessione. — My
Lord of Murray is willing concerning of the fabrick of the church.
April 1 2th. — Ordinance Patersone and Mathisone.—] anet Patersone
and Agnes Mathisone being charged for strugling the day of their
mariage outgoeing the church door compeired. The sessione hes
ordained them to be rebuiked in their ovne seats the nixt Lords day.
April 24th. — Ordinance Russell. — • Isobell Russell for fornicatione
with sundrie agravationes is ordained to stand four dayes in sakcloth
and one of the four dayes with ane paper one hir head and to be in the
jouges ane hour one the marcat day.
April 29th. — James Readhead, Margrat Schipherd and Mariorie Rose
rebuiked in their ovne seats for vaiging one the streits one the Lordes
day and intimatione maid out of pulpit that gif they be found in the
lyk transgressione sould be condinglie censured.
May 20th. — Ane fast. — This day was ane fast and ane humiliation
before the Sacrament and in respect our king is proclaimed king.
July 8th. — Intimatione mead out of the pulpit that Tuysday being
the 10 day salbe ane day of thanksgiving for the restauratione of the
kings majestie to his dominions.
August 2nd. — Ordinance Sangster. — The session ordain that Agnes
Sangster salbe put out of the toun be the hangman.
September i6th. — Delatione Corser. — Agnes Corser delaited for
bearing ane burden of clothes on the Lordis day to be charged against
Sunday nixt.
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| Description | Compiled by William Cramond. 2 volumes. Vol. 2 edited by the Rev. Stephen Ree, after compiler's death. Contents: v. 1. Pre-reformation. 1365-1560, References to Elgin in the Exchequer rolls of Scotland. 1306-1560, References to Elgin in the register of te Great seal. 1540-1803, Extracts from the Burgh court book. 1549-1630, References to Elgin in the register of te Great seal. 1636-1800, Extracts from minutes of Town council.--v. 2. The church. The school. Appendices. Indices. This is Volume 2 (No. 36, 1908) only. |
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