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BURGH OF KIRKINTILLOCH
107
Johne Aiking strykeing of him on Setterday last, the quhilk
thing being pro vine in maner following. James Mairtine
laufullie admittit solempnlie deponned that the provoking
words and beginingwesfrom Johne Aiking calling JohneStine
wright glied blinde and that he saw Johne Aiking wes going
with liftit up hand to strike Johne Stein wright and did
stryke Johne Stine at last and did dung over Johne Stine
and David Thompsone both and Robert Aiking his son got
on upon both and wes goeing to stryke Johne Stine with
ane ellwand hot wes holdine. Issobell Findlay declaired
shoe saw Johne Aiking reache out his hand first and did all
things as James Mairtine formerlie declaired. Bailyies
decerns Johne Aiking to paye fyve pounds Scots money of
fyne for the said batterrie and that unto the saids Bailyies
upon demande.
Ordaines everie man to keip within his owne mosse for
watering of their lint under pennaltie of fyve pounds Scots
and lossing of the lint they water in other mens mosse.
And ordaines idle women to be hyred and everie man that
holds them to paye fyve pounds Scots giff they cannot give
their oath that they ar thair hyred servant.
{100) [22 June 1680 ; Bailies as before ; Assize : Maister
James Fleming, Johne Gudding, Johne Calder, William
Baillie, David Calder, Thomas Calder, David Dalrymple,
James Hendrie ; Johne Dollore, George Stirling, William
Muire, Walter Bull, Johne Smith, William Scot, William
Hendrie; Johne Andirsone, Johne Wilsone, Robert
Wilsone, Robert Dollore, Andrew Achesone, William
Hindrie, William Booge.]
Annent ane complaint of ill words and contentione
betuixt Elizabeth Blaire and David Dalrymple according
as their severall bulls beares. The whole mater being
refferred to ane sworne Inqueist of fyftine honest men of
thir foirnamed Inqueist. The Inqueist unnanimouslie
having chosine William Baillie of Oxgang to be Chancellore
the said Chancellore with the innanimous vote of Inqueist
ordained the woman to finde cautionne to keip David
Dalrymple skaythles heirafter. And for thaire scandallous
107
Johne Aiking strykeing of him on Setterday last, the quhilk
thing being pro vine in maner following. James Mairtine
laufullie admittit solempnlie deponned that the provoking
words and beginingwesfrom Johne Aiking calling JohneStine
wright glied blinde and that he saw Johne Aiking wes going
with liftit up hand to strike Johne Stein wright and did
stryke Johne Stine at last and did dung over Johne Stine
and David Thompsone both and Robert Aiking his son got
on upon both and wes goeing to stryke Johne Stine with
ane ellwand hot wes holdine. Issobell Findlay declaired
shoe saw Johne Aiking reache out his hand first and did all
things as James Mairtine formerlie declaired. Bailyies
decerns Johne Aiking to paye fyve pounds Scots money of
fyne for the said batterrie and that unto the saids Bailyies
upon demande.
Ordaines everie man to keip within his owne mosse for
watering of their lint under pennaltie of fyve pounds Scots
and lossing of the lint they water in other mens mosse.
And ordaines idle women to be hyred and everie man that
holds them to paye fyve pounds Scots giff they cannot give
their oath that they ar thair hyred servant.
{100) [22 June 1680 ; Bailies as before ; Assize : Maister
James Fleming, Johne Gudding, Johne Calder, William
Baillie, David Calder, Thomas Calder, David Dalrymple,
James Hendrie ; Johne Dollore, George Stirling, William
Muire, Walter Bull, Johne Smith, William Scot, William
Hendrie; Johne Andirsone, Johne Wilsone, Robert
Wilsone, Robert Dollore, Andrew Achesone, William
Hindrie, William Booge.]
Annent ane complaint of ill words and contentione
betuixt Elizabeth Blaire and David Dalrymple according
as their severall bulls beares. The whole mater being
refferred to ane sworne Inqueist of fyftine honest men of
thir foirnamed Inqueist. The Inqueist unnanimouslie
having chosine William Baillie of Oxgang to be Chancellore
the said Chancellore with the innanimous vote of Inqueist
ordained the woman to finde cautionne to keip David
Dalrymple skaythles heirafter. And for thaire scandallous
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