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THE FORBES BARON COURT BOOK
The Court of ye landis and leiwing of Forbes, haldin at
Castell Forbes vponn the sewint day of October 1659
zeiris Be Williame maister of Forbes, Arthour Dilgamo
of Tollie bis baillie, George Andersone notar publict
dark of court, Patrik Taviotdaill, Johne Milne, officeris,
and {blank] damnatour.
The Court lauchfullie fensit and affernoit.
The said day ye haill tennentis within ye grund ar or-
danit to pay to ye maister thair haill resting byrune
dewteis of silver, victuell and malt conforme to yair futeit
comptis, within terme of law, vnder ye pane of poinding.
The quhilk day ye haill tennentis in ye grund ar or-
danit to vphold such biging as they resauit at yair entrie
and to leiwe yaim in als guid estate as they fand yaim
quhensoeuir they remove, and quhat they better yame
they salbe satisfeit yairfoir.
The said day it is statute and ordanit that no tennentis
within ye grund cast faill nor dowett within medowis nor
hainit gers nor midding bird within proper haning in tyme
cuming, quhairin gif ony failzeis, they sail pay tuentie
pundis vnlaw for ilk fault toties quoties.
The quhilk day it is statute and ordanit that no ten¬
nentis nor induelleris within ye grund cast nor leid moir
peittis zeirlie in tyme cuming nor may convenientlie serve
yair awin vses, quhairin gif ony failzeis he sail pay tuentie
pundis toties quoties for ilk fault.
The said day it is statute and ordanit to tuo (? that no)
tennentis within ye grund kendle nor fyir muires nor
hedder in forbiddin tyme, vnder ye pane of tuentie pundis
for ilk breck.
The quhilk day it is statute and ordanit that ilk tennent
within ye grund pay yair ministeris stipendis of Forbes
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The Court of ye landis and leiwing of Forbes, haldin at
Castell Forbes vponn the sewint day of October 1659
zeiris Be Williame maister of Forbes, Arthour Dilgamo
of Tollie bis baillie, George Andersone notar publict
dark of court, Patrik Taviotdaill, Johne Milne, officeris,
and {blank] damnatour.
The Court lauchfullie fensit and affernoit.
The said day ye haill tennentis within ye grund ar or-
danit to pay to ye maister thair haill resting byrune
dewteis of silver, victuell and malt conforme to yair futeit
comptis, within terme of law, vnder ye pane of poinding.
The quhilk day ye haill tennentis in ye grund ar or-
danit to vphold such biging as they resauit at yair entrie
and to leiwe yaim in als guid estate as they fand yaim
quhensoeuir they remove, and quhat they better yame
they salbe satisfeit yairfoir.
The said day it is statute and ordanit that no tennentis
within ye grund cast faill nor dowett within medowis nor
hainit gers nor midding bird within proper haning in tyme
cuming, quhairin gif ony failzeis, they sail pay tuentie
pundis vnlaw for ilk fault toties quoties.
The quhilk day it is statute and ordanit that no ten¬
nentis nor induelleris within ye grund cast nor leid moir
peittis zeirlie in tyme cuming nor may convenientlie serve
yair awin vses, quhairin gif ony failzeis he sail pay tuentie
pundis toties quoties for ilk fault.
The said day it is statute and ordanit to tuo (? that no)
tennentis within ye grund kendle nor fyir muires nor
hedder in forbiddin tyme, vnder ye pane of tuentie pundis
for ilk breck.
The quhilk day it is statute and ordanit that ilk tennent
within ye grund pay yair ministeris stipendis of Forbes
224
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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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