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PURSEMASTER S ACCOUNTS
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Item payt to Georde Snawdoun the samyn daye for the kingis gracis
ryches for all thyngis bigane to the xiiii daye of Aprile, viii lib.
viiis.
Item gevin the xiii daye of Aprile in Falkland for the weschyne of lady
Janys clathis, iii lib. vi s.
Item the samyn daye gevin to ane servand of the erle Huntleys that
brocht aquavite and venasoun to the kingis graice, xxii s.
Item gevin the samyn daye for the kingis gracis fraucht at Kyngorne,
xxii s.
Item gevin the xiiii daye of Aprile to Robene Hwde1 in Edinburght
at the kingis command, xi lib.
Item that samyn daye gevin at the kingis graice command to Jhone
Bartoune2 ofLeyth, xliiiilib.
Item that samyn daye gevin to ane servand of the erle of Mortownis
that brocht pykis to the kingis graice [xxii s].
Summa lateris Ixxii li.
nr.
Item the xvi daye of Aprile gevin for the kingis graice fraucht passand
our at Leyth to Falkland, xxii s.
Item the samyn daye gevin to ane servand of the erle Merchellis that
brocht ane harte and ane suane to the kingis graice, xxii s.
Item gevin the same daye to Harrot falconar at the kingis graice com¬
mand, xxii s.
Item the xvii daye of Aprile gevin to Weddall futman to pas to Edin¬
burght erandis of the kingis, x s.
Item the samyn daye gevin to young Jhone Lesly at the kingis graice
command, xliiii s.
Item the samyn daye gevin in to Casche quhar the kingis graice drank
he beand at the huntyn, xxii s.
Item gevin the samyn daye to the fischar of Loichlevin that brocht
fresche fyschis to the kingis graice, xxii s.
Item the samyn daye gevin to ane servand of Olyphere Syngcleris3
that brocht wyld geys to the kingis graice, xxii s.
1 For brief accounts of the representation of Robin Hood in Scotland see Walter
Scott, The Abbot, ch. xiv, n. iii, and M. Macleod Banks, British Calendar Customs:
Scotland (Folk-lore Society), ii, 210-n.
2 Eldest son of Robert Barton of Over Barnton (W. S. Reid, Skipper from Leith
(Philadelphia, 1962), 263, 269-71).
3 The favourite of James v, who commanded the army at Solway Moss (DNB).
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Item payt to Georde Snawdoun the samyn daye for the kingis gracis
ryches for all thyngis bigane to the xiiii daye of Aprile, viii lib.
viiis.
Item gevin the xiii daye of Aprile in Falkland for the weschyne of lady
Janys clathis, iii lib. vi s.
Item the samyn daye gevin to ane servand of the erle Huntleys that
brocht aquavite and venasoun to the kingis graice, xxii s.
Item gevin the samyn daye for the kingis gracis fraucht at Kyngorne,
xxii s.
Item gevin the xiiii daye of Aprile to Robene Hwde1 in Edinburght
at the kingis command, xi lib.
Item that samyn daye gevin at the kingis graice command to Jhone
Bartoune2 ofLeyth, xliiiilib.
Item that samyn daye gevin to ane servand of the erle of Mortownis
that brocht pykis to the kingis graice [xxii s].
Summa lateris Ixxii li.
nr.
Item the xvi daye of Aprile gevin for the kingis graice fraucht passand
our at Leyth to Falkland, xxii s.
Item the samyn daye gevin to ane servand of the erle Merchellis that
brocht ane harte and ane suane to the kingis graice, xxii s.
Item gevin the same daye to Harrot falconar at the kingis graice com¬
mand, xxii s.
Item the xvii daye of Aprile gevin to Weddall futman to pas to Edin¬
burght erandis of the kingis, x s.
Item the samyn daye gevin to young Jhone Lesly at the kingis graice
command, xliiii s.
Item the samyn daye gevin in to Casche quhar the kingis graice drank
he beand at the huntyn, xxii s.
Item gevin the samyn daye to the fischar of Loichlevin that brocht
fresche fyschis to the kingis graice, xxii s.
Item the samyn daye gevin to ane servand of Olyphere Syngcleris3
that brocht wyld geys to the kingis graice, xxii s.
1 For brief accounts of the representation of Robin Hood in Scotland see Walter
Scott, The Abbot, ch. xiv, n. iii, and M. Macleod Banks, British Calendar Customs:
Scotland (Folk-lore Society), ii, 210-n.
2 Eldest son of Robert Barton of Over Barnton (W. S. Reid, Skipper from Leith
(Philadelphia, 1962), 263, 269-71).
3 The favourite of James v, who commanded the army at Solway Moss (DNB).
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| Description | At head of title: Volume X. Edinburgh : Printed for the Scottish History Society by T. and A. Contable, 1965. Contents: E.W.M. Balfour-Mellville (1887-1963), a memoir / by D.B. Horn. -- Bagimond's roll for the diocese of Moray / edited by Charles Burns -- Accounts of the King's Pursemaster, 1539-1540 / edited by Athol L. Murray. -- Papers of a Dundee shipping dispute, 1600-1604 / edited by W.A. McNeill -- A scottish liturgy of the reign of James VI / edited by Gordon Donaldson -- Lists of schoolmasters teaching Latin, 1690 / edited by Donald J. Withrington -- Letters of Andrew Fletcher of Saltoun and his family, 1715-1716 / edited by Irene J. Murray -- Sir John Clerk's observation on the present circumstances of Scotland, 1730 / edited by T.C. Smout -- A Renfrewshire election account, 1832 / edited by William Ferguson. |
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