Series 2 > Household book of Lady Grisell Baillie

1707] OF LADY GRISELL BAILLIE
[Sundries]
May To chair man £l 10s., 16s., 14s. 6d.
For mending window in pairt of
Collintons rent ...
June 6 For 3 mounthes writting Rachy
with Thomson and 12s. for
pens ....
For letters 10s. .
For dresing the garden, to Wear in
Hariots work .
For 2 mounth to Grisie with St
Culume on the vyoll, etc. .
For a Bible to John Harla £l 10
For covers to books 15s. wafers
2s. 4d. poket 6s.
Mellerst. For mending Grisies watch .
June 10 For a lock to the childrens room
For ane express from Edinburgh
£2 8s
For Andrew Lams expences at
Langsha, etc. .
July 2 To Tam Youls weding .
To drinkmony at Boughtrige, etc.
For letters pay’d by Ms. Monro
July 22d For ane express to Mellerstaines
sent by Kersland 1 .
To P. at Earleston, July
To poket £l 10s. .
To the fair 18s. .
For John Brouns house
To Widow Yellas
To John Boe for puting us [? up] his
house .....
For Andrew Brownlies house rent
17
[Scots]
£ s. d.
2 0 6
3 11 0
9 6 0
0 10 0
15 3 0
1 10 0
13 4
3 0 0
0 8 0
2 8 0
10 0
3 14 6
3 7 0
8 8 0
2 4
36 0
1 10
0 18
6 13
3 16
2 0
6 13
1 JohnKer of Kersland, Ayrshire. The head of the Cameronian party. He
intrigued with both Whigs and Jacobites, and was no better than a government
spy. At this time he was willing to sell his influence either for or against the
Union as might best pay him.