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a.d. 1665] FORBES BARON COURT BOOK
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of poynding ; and I ye said Robert Wright bindes and
obliiges me and my aires quhatsumeuir to releiv and
skaithles keip my said cautioner of the hail! premiss
abow writtin.
Wialliam Wilson.
Robert Wright vith my hand led be ye notar publict
at my command becaus I can not write
my self.
Ita est Alexr. Chalmer, N.P.
[Penalties for non-payment of victual, kirk or multure
meal, before 30 Apr. 1665, and of silver duties, as above.]
[Court continued.]
[Court for the parishes of Forbes and Killdrumy, holden at
Dubstoune, 19 June 1665. John Myln officer.]
The said day Patrick Jameson and James Adame, both
in Strolonaick, being lawffullie warned to ye said court
and thrys callit and not compeirit for striking and batter¬
ing ech on ane othir, ye said baiyllye decernes and ordaines
ewry on of them to ye sowme of fourtie shilling Scotis
money to yair maister for yair absenc, to be peyed within
terme of law wnder ye pane of poynding.
The said day yair was ane bill gevin in by me ye said
Alexr. Chalmer againest Patrick Mare and Wialliam Mare
in Edinbanchrie for offering violence, skandilize his wyff
and his servantes, quhilk 1 the said Alexr. Chalmer refferit
to ye probatioun of fyv witnes ; they being callit and
swome did declare yat the said Patrick Mare and John
Mare did offer no violenc nor did skandilize his wyff so
far as they did heir or sie; quhairvpon the said bailye did
absolwe ye said Patrick and John Mare, provyding all-
wayes that ye said Patrick Mare and John Mare and John
Michell in Logey sail come to Alexr. Chalmer his owin
Jewelling hous at Mongarie vpon ye tuentie fourt day of
this instant Junj 1665, and yair sail crav ye said Alexr.
Chalmer and his wyff and Issabill Chrystie, spous to
Alexr. Fullartown in Mongarie, and all whow they did
offend or wrong be yair ewill caryag or misbehaviour, sail
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of poynding ; and I ye said Robert Wright bindes and
obliiges me and my aires quhatsumeuir to releiv and
skaithles keip my said cautioner of the hail! premiss
abow writtin.
Wialliam Wilson.
Robert Wright vith my hand led be ye notar publict
at my command becaus I can not write
my self.
Ita est Alexr. Chalmer, N.P.
[Penalties for non-payment of victual, kirk or multure
meal, before 30 Apr. 1665, and of silver duties, as above.]
[Court continued.]
[Court for the parishes of Forbes and Killdrumy, holden at
Dubstoune, 19 June 1665. John Myln officer.]
The said day Patrick Jameson and James Adame, both
in Strolonaick, being lawffullie warned to ye said court
and thrys callit and not compeirit for striking and batter¬
ing ech on ane othir, ye said baiyllye decernes and ordaines
ewry on of them to ye sowme of fourtie shilling Scotis
money to yair maister for yair absenc, to be peyed within
terme of law wnder ye pane of poynding.
The said day yair was ane bill gevin in by me ye said
Alexr. Chalmer againest Patrick Mare and Wialliam Mare
in Edinbanchrie for offering violence, skandilize his wyff
and his servantes, quhilk 1 the said Alexr. Chalmer refferit
to ye probatioun of fyv witnes ; they being callit and
swome did declare yat the said Patrick Mare and John
Mare did offer no violenc nor did skandilize his wyff so
far as they did heir or sie; quhairvpon the said bailye did
absolwe ye said Patrick and John Mare, provyding all-
wayes that ye said Patrick Mare and John Mare and John
Michell in Logey sail come to Alexr. Chalmer his owin
Jewelling hous at Mongarie vpon ye tuentie fourt day of
this instant Junj 1665, and yair sail crav ye said Alexr.
Chalmer and his wyff and Issabill Chrystie, spous to
Alexr. Fullartown in Mongarie, and all whow they did
offend or wrong be yair ewill caryag or misbehaviour, sail
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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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