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MISCELLANY X
236
Chiesle, William, master of the
Robert of Dundee, 6i»
Chimside (Chimsyde), Berwick¬
shire, schoolmaster in, 138
Chisholm, Jonet, wife of Sir James
Touris of Innerleith, 42 n
her servant, 42
Christie (Chrystie), David, school¬
master in Dunbar parish, 136
Christie, John, schoolmaster in New-
tyle, 140
church
James v’s offerings to, 20
of England, 184
of Scotland, general assembly
(1616) of, 90; liturgy of, en¬
richment of, 90; patronage in,
218; presbyterian government
of, 121, 132, 183, 193; service-
book of, see Common Order,
Book of
Civil Wars of Charles 1, 191
Clackmannanshire, I23«
claimants to vote in Lochwinnoch,
lists of, 221
clans, highland, 149, 157
Clephane, see Cllepone
clergy, taxation of, 25, 26
Clerk (Clark), Sir John, of Penicuik
attitude of, to the poor, 209 and n
baron of the Exchequer court, 2ion
career of, 177
commissioner for the Equivalent,
I94«
regard of, for Andrew Fletcher of
Saltoun, 185M
writings of, 178, i&sn, 206n
Clerk, Doctor, minister of St James’s,
171
clerk of ship, see ships and shipping,
crew of; Wallwood, John
Clerk of Treasury, see Treasury
Clerk Register, see Montrose, duke of
Cllepone (Cllaypone, Cllepon),
William, 74-76,79 ter, 81
clocks (knocks), 20, 35
cloth and clothing
belt belonging to Mary of Guise,
cleik for, 33
boots, 47
breeks for James v, 18, 36, 47, 49
canvas, 67 bis
clothes of James v, 16; cloth bought
for, 18, 36,47
cloth markets, I96»
drugget suit, 165 bis
Dutch black, 165
harding, 58
jackets (scloppys), 18 and n, 36, 47
lace, see imports
serges, 196
shirts (sarkis), 30
shoes, 47
silks, see imports
velvet, 48,74
see also exports; imports, linen
Clydesdale (Cllidsdaill), James, bailie
of Cupar, 141
coach, see transport
coal, see exports; ships and shipping,
cargo
Cock, Walter, schoolmaster in parish
of Auchtertool, 139
Cockbume (Cokbum, Colbume),
Mechell, 76
Cockbume, Patrick, messenger.
Duns, 133,134
Cockbume, William, in Netherkeith,
schoolmaster in Humbie parish,
137
Cocket water, Northumberland, 150
andrt
Cockpen, Midlothian, schoolmaster
in, 136
coffers of James v, 15, 24, 25, 27
for books, 44
keeper of, 24; see also Kemp,
Henry, of Thomastoun
coinage, value of Scottish, 195M; re¬
coinage after Union, 187 and n,
195 and«
angel nobles, 26, 32
236
Chiesle, William, master of the
Robert of Dundee, 6i»
Chimside (Chimsyde), Berwick¬
shire, schoolmaster in, 138
Chisholm, Jonet, wife of Sir James
Touris of Innerleith, 42 n
her servant, 42
Christie (Chrystie), David, school¬
master in Dunbar parish, 136
Christie, John, schoolmaster in New-
tyle, 140
church
James v’s offerings to, 20
of England, 184
of Scotland, general assembly
(1616) of, 90; liturgy of, en¬
richment of, 90; patronage in,
218; presbyterian government
of, 121, 132, 183, 193; service-
book of, see Common Order,
Book of
Civil Wars of Charles 1, 191
Clackmannanshire, I23«
claimants to vote in Lochwinnoch,
lists of, 221
clans, highland, 149, 157
Clephane, see Cllepone
clergy, taxation of, 25, 26
Clerk (Clark), Sir John, of Penicuik
attitude of, to the poor, 209 and n
baron of the Exchequer court, 2ion
career of, 177
commissioner for the Equivalent,
I94«
regard of, for Andrew Fletcher of
Saltoun, 185M
writings of, 178, i&sn, 206n
Clerk, Doctor, minister of St James’s,
171
clerk of ship, see ships and shipping,
crew of; Wallwood, John
Clerk of Treasury, see Treasury
Clerk Register, see Montrose, duke of
Cllepone (Cllaypone, Cllepon),
William, 74-76,79 ter, 81
clocks (knocks), 20, 35
cloth and clothing
belt belonging to Mary of Guise,
cleik for, 33
boots, 47
breeks for James v, 18, 36, 47, 49
canvas, 67 bis
clothes of James v, 16; cloth bought
for, 18, 36,47
cloth markets, I96»
drugget suit, 165 bis
Dutch black, 165
harding, 58
jackets (scloppys), 18 and n, 36, 47
lace, see imports
serges, 196
shirts (sarkis), 30
shoes, 47
silks, see imports
velvet, 48,74
see also exports; imports, linen
Clydesdale (Cllidsdaill), James, bailie
of Cupar, 141
coach, see transport
coal, see exports; ships and shipping,
cargo
Cock, Walter, schoolmaster in parish
of Auchtertool, 139
Cockbume (Cokbum, Colbume),
Mechell, 76
Cockbume, Patrick, messenger.
Duns, 133,134
Cockbume, William, in Netherkeith,
schoolmaster in Humbie parish,
137
Cocket water, Northumberland, 150
andrt
Cockpen, Midlothian, schoolmaster
in, 136
coffers of James v, 15, 24, 25, 27
for books, 44
keeper of, 24; see also Kemp,
Henry, of Thomastoun
coinage, value of Scottish, 195M; re¬
coinage after Union, 187 and n,
195 and«
angel nobles, 26, 32
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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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