Series 1 > Journals of Sir John Lauder, Lord Fountainhall, with his observations on public affairs and other memoranda, 1665-1676

APPENDIX I
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rebuilding of brunt and ruinous houses with stone. Out of which
For a discourse by L’Estrange upon the Fischery, 6 pence.
Of boull maillj . . . . .6 pence.
For my dinner on Sunday with Mr. Wm. Patersone
in Guines, . . . . .2 shillings.
Au commencement du mois de May j’avois cent marks d’argent
en vingt et trois thalers Imperiaux deposez chez moi par Mon¬
sieur Le Bois quand il alloit hors cette ville-cy, a fin les lui
rendre a son retour [je les rendu.]1 De cette monnoye je pris
premierement.
For a sword belt, . . . . .22 pence.
To Jo. Nasmith for morning drinks, etc., . .15 pence.
Of boull maill, . . . . .6 pence.
In W. Cunyghames at the Linktoun of Abbotshall, a groat.
To my Lord Abbotshall, and given by him to Tom
Gairdner, . . . . .6 pence.
For a quart of win in Mr. George Ogilbies of
Kirkcaldy, . . . . .40 pence.
To David Colyear, . . . . .a groat.2
With Mr. Lundy, Minister at Dysert, and others, . 33 shill.
To the beggers, . . . . .3 pence.
To Tom Gairdner, . . . . .a groat.
To George Gairdner, . .6 pence.
For 2 oranges, ..... a groat.
For Lentuli Dubia Decisa, . . . .a dollar.
To the beggers at sundry tymes, . . .6 pence.
With Andrew Young, . . . halfe a mark.
With Rot. Campbell, apothecar., . . .6 pence.
To Hary Wood, Mr. W. R.’s man, . . .20 pence.
With Mr. Wm. Ramsay in James Haliburtons, . 12 pence.
For my part of the dinner on Sunday at the West
Kirk, . . . . . .16 pence.
For a home comb, . . . . .6 pence.
For Andrews morning drinks 19 dayes and some
other things, . . . . .25 pence.
To Comisar Aikenhead’s masons, . .a shilling.
Woila comment je depencay
ces cent marks pour quelles
je demeure debtour au
Monsieur Le Bois.3
1 Interlined. 2 See note, p. 255.
* In margin : Cette monnoye lui est paye comment il apparoistra cy dessous.