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COURT BOOK OF THE
James Conyburghe, Johne Conyburghe, Andrew Ache-
sone, William Hendrie East syde, Johne Andirsoune.]
It is vottit be the publict consent of all the Burgesses and
Tounsmen present that the rolle of stallingers1 sail paye
conforme to the particullar stint rolle new layde on for
payment of present expensses owing for trouppers and
dragouns expensses and quartering of souldeours since the
fair of Glasgow last.
On decreit wes past at Patrik Fleming instance against
Johne Hendrie for an pecke of corne eitin be Johne Hendries
horse pry zed apud acta be Johne Gudding, James Cony-
burgh and Johne Starke.
[20 October 1681 ; Bailies as before; Assize:
Maister James Fleming, Robert Burns, Johne Calder,
David Calder, William Henrie Eist syde; James
Findlay, Johne Dollore, David Dalrymple, Thomas
Calder, William Muire; Andrew Stirling, Andrew
Achesone, Robert Wilsoune, Walter Bull, James Henrie
Inchsteiff.]
James Findlay, burges of Kirkintilloch, late Baillie of
Kirkintilloch, be thir presents inacts himselff and binds and
oblidgeth himselff to fulfill obey and performe for paying
whatsumevir rests and remains be him unpayed of the last
yeare 1680 resting be William Baillie and him, as Robert
Burnes shall finde just and right, chosine for that effect
as judge thairin.
And Johne Gudding and Robert Dollore oblidgeth them¬
selves to make up what remains unpayed thairof off James
Grayes money, as Johne Calder and the said Robert Burnes
sail finde right and just, under the paine of twentie pounds
Scots money of liquidate pennaltie to be payed be the pairtie
failyieare. [Subscribed.]
James Hill hath takine the peks customes for fiftie aught
pounds sex shilling aught pennies Scots, and the pettie
customes with the foure small faires customs for fiftie
1 The stall-holders in the burgh market.
COURT BOOK OF THE
James Conyburghe, Johne Conyburghe, Andrew Ache-
sone, William Hendrie East syde, Johne Andirsoune.]
It is vottit be the publict consent of all the Burgesses and
Tounsmen present that the rolle of stallingers1 sail paye
conforme to the particullar stint rolle new layde on for
payment of present expensses owing for trouppers and
dragouns expensses and quartering of souldeours since the
fair of Glasgow last.
On decreit wes past at Patrik Fleming instance against
Johne Hendrie for an pecke of corne eitin be Johne Hendries
horse pry zed apud acta be Johne Gudding, James Cony-
burgh and Johne Starke.
[20 October 1681 ; Bailies as before; Assize:
Maister James Fleming, Robert Burns, Johne Calder,
David Calder, William Henrie Eist syde; James
Findlay, Johne Dollore, David Dalrymple, Thomas
Calder, William Muire; Andrew Stirling, Andrew
Achesone, Robert Wilsoune, Walter Bull, James Henrie
Inchsteiff.]
James Findlay, burges of Kirkintilloch, late Baillie of
Kirkintilloch, be thir presents inacts himselff and binds and
oblidgeth himselff to fulfill obey and performe for paying
whatsumevir rests and remains be him unpayed of the last
yeare 1680 resting be William Baillie and him, as Robert
Burnes shall finde just and right, chosine for that effect
as judge thairin.
And Johne Gudding and Robert Dollore oblidgeth them¬
selves to make up what remains unpayed thairof off James
Grayes money, as Johne Calder and the said Robert Burnes
sail finde right and just, under the paine of twentie pounds
Scots money of liquidate pennaltie to be payed be the pairtie
failyieare. [Subscribed.]
James Hill hath takine the peks customes for fiftie aught
pounds sex shilling aught pennies Scots, and the pettie
customes with the foure small faires customs for fiftie
1 The stall-holders in the burgh market.
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