Series 3 > Court book of the Burgh of Kirkintilloch 1658-1694

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remove thairfrae against Lambas nixt under the payne of
tuentie punds attour performance in caise they cannot agrie.
The Baillies and Counsell prohibitts all and quhatsomever
heretouris within the Toune of Kirkintilloch to sett aney
mosses or dargs of peatts and turfes to aney outtentounes
folk quhatsomever under the payne of ten punds for ilke
sick transgressione toties qwoties and the peatts to be lede
for the use of the Tounes publict good. And this present
act to be lykewayes extendit to tennants alse weell as
heretouris. [Subscribed.]
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(b) [Petition to the Lords of Council and Session by
William Cochran, factor appointed by the said lords for
uplifting the rents of the estate of the late Viscount of
Kilsyth, craving the remitting to Lord Arniston of a bill
of suspension offered by the tenants against his charge to
pay their rents. Undated.]
(a) [19 Feb. 1717. Discharge by the Lords of the fore¬
going suspension until the petitioner be heard by Lord
Arniston.]
[25 March 1717. Receipts by Hugh Crawford, W.S., and
John Marshall, writer in Edinburgh, for decreets and other
papers in this case.]
(c) [23 March 1660. Instrument of sasine in favour of
Walter Bryce in Balmuldie of half of the caster gable of a
tenement called the Ludgate, on the east side of Luggie
Water on the north side of the High Street of Kirkintilloch,
standing next to the west end of the said Walter’s house,
with the empty ground lying between; on resignation by
John Ingletoune, with consent of Jonet Findlay, his spouse,
in the hands of Robert Dollore, a bailie of the burgh.]
(d) [5 December 1676. Registration, at the command of
John Starke of Auchinvolle, baron bailie, of an assignation,
dated at Kirkintilloch, 28 October 1673, by John Gillespie,
sometime hammerman in Duntblae and now dwelling at
Leith, narrating that Andrew Fleming, brother german of