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DUNDEE COURT-MARTIAL RECORDS
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and receive 20 stripes a peece. Something of their faults
to bee written and sett uppe uppon the gallowes.
Marmaduke Haselwood. To ride the wooden horse
an hower with 2 musketts att each heele, and to give
satisfaccion with the rest for the sheepe.
To pay two shillings apeece each of them to the country
people who lost the sheepe.
Phillipp Powell of Lt. Col. Goughe’s company.
Capt. Lt. Powell informes against him for swearing
and cursing. That being asleepe in the highway Lt. Col.
Brayne and himself coming to wake him, hee said, a
pox of God take them, why did they raise him ?
Question. Whether hee shall have any further punish¬
ment then his ten dayes imprisonment ? Carried in the
negative. A sharpe reproof given him by the President.
Order’d, that noe prisoner bee detayned above 24 houres
by the Marshall Generali without an order under the
officer’s hand unto the Marshall Generali, expressing the
cause of his committement, or information given to the
Judge Advocate.
DUNDEE. COURT MARTIALL. Octob. 20, 1651
The examination concerning the differences betweene
the Lady Arley1 and Lt. Greene by order from Lt. Generali
Monke, taken by Capt. Kirkby and Capt. Kingwell, this
11th of October 1651.
Read :
1. The Lady Arley deposed and examined, saith, that
two men came unto her gates to demand quarter, shee
said there used none to bee quarter’d there, yet shee
asked them for their order, and said shee would obey
1 Isabel Hamilton, a daughter of Thomas, first Earl of Haddington, was now
a woman of fifty-five. Her husband, the first Earl of Airlie, died in 1666.
Lady Margaret and Lady Isabel, mentioned below, were her daughters. The
former, wife of Patrick Urquhart of Lethintie and Meldrum, contrived the
escape of her brother, afterwards second earl, from St. Andrews Castle in 1646.
Scots Peerage, vol. i. pp. 124-5.
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and receive 20 stripes a peece. Something of their faults
to bee written and sett uppe uppon the gallowes.
Marmaduke Haselwood. To ride the wooden horse
an hower with 2 musketts att each heele, and to give
satisfaccion with the rest for the sheepe.
To pay two shillings apeece each of them to the country
people who lost the sheepe.
Phillipp Powell of Lt. Col. Goughe’s company.
Capt. Lt. Powell informes against him for swearing
and cursing. That being asleepe in the highway Lt. Col.
Brayne and himself coming to wake him, hee said, a
pox of God take them, why did they raise him ?
Question. Whether hee shall have any further punish¬
ment then his ten dayes imprisonment ? Carried in the
negative. A sharpe reproof given him by the President.
Order’d, that noe prisoner bee detayned above 24 houres
by the Marshall Generali without an order under the
officer’s hand unto the Marshall Generali, expressing the
cause of his committement, or information given to the
Judge Advocate.
DUNDEE. COURT MARTIALL. Octob. 20, 1651
The examination concerning the differences betweene
the Lady Arley1 and Lt. Greene by order from Lt. Generali
Monke, taken by Capt. Kirkby and Capt. Kingwell, this
11th of October 1651.
Read :
1. The Lady Arley deposed and examined, saith, that
two men came unto her gates to demand quarter, shee
said there used none to bee quarter’d there, yet shee
asked them for their order, and said shee would obey
1 Isabel Hamilton, a daughter of Thomas, first Earl of Haddington, was now
a woman of fifty-five. Her husband, the first Earl of Airlie, died in 1666.
Lady Margaret and Lady Isabel, mentioned below, were her daughters. The
former, wife of Patrick Urquhart of Lethintie and Meldrum, contrived the
escape of her brother, afterwards second earl, from St. Andrews Castle in 1646.
Scots Peerage, vol. i. pp. 124-5.
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| Description | Third volume. Contents: Dundee court-martial records, 1651 / edited by Godfrey Davies -- The bishop of Galloway's correspondence, 1679-1685 / edited by William Douglas -- The diary of Sir James Hope, 1646-1654 / edited by Sir James Balfour Paul -- Instructions for the trial of Patrick Graham, 1476 / edited by Robert Kerr Hannay -- The Scottish contributions to the distressed church of France, 1622 / edited by D. Hay Fleming -- The Forbes baron court book, 1659-1678 / edited by J. Maitland Thomson. |
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