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a.d. 1670] FORBES BARON COURT BOOK 281
| shilling 4d. for ilk beast yat ye said John Chalmer sail
I tack vpon ye gras.
The said day the haill tennentis vithin ye said lordship
; yat is restand any putrie foullis or capones for crop sextie
nyn is ordained to pey for ewry putrie four shilling and
aucht shilling for ilk capon, and to be poynding for ye
samen vithin term of law wnder the paine of poynding.
The said day it is staitit and ordained yat who hes
castin or sail happin to cast either faill or divittes within
meddow ground or haning sail pey ten libs, totias quatias.
The said day John Gordon in Glentown bindes and
obliiges him yat John Reid in Glentown sail be harmles of
him and his wyff, bairns, servantes, guides and geir in all
tyme coming, and yat he sail not molest him neither be
night or be day bot sail hender, stop all yat he may wnder
the failzie of tuentie libs.
Lykwayes the said John Reid bindes and obliiges him
that the said John Gordon sail be harmles, etc.
[William Kallzies in Carndard obliges him that John
Thomson there sail be harmless, etc.; and the said John
Thomson obliges him that the said William Kayllies shall
be harmless, etc., except by order of law.]
[Court continued.]
[Court for the parishes of Forbes, Keig, Keame, Clat, Auch-
tindor, etc., holden at Castle Forbes, 2 Feb. 1671. Bailie,
etc., as above. Suits called, etc.]
[The tenants ordained to pay in their silver duties for
crop 1670, under ‘ failzie ’ of paying 20s. for every merk;
and those in arrear for crop 1669 to pay according to the
‘ failzies ’ of former acts. Also to pay their meal and malt
to the gimel of Castell Forbes betuixt and 31 May next,
under pain of 10 merks for each boll of meal and £8 for
each boll of malt.]
The said day the haill tennentis vithin the said parioch-
ines vithin the lordship of Forbes that aleigis that they
hav peyit in yair custom veadderes, lambis, capones, henes
for the crop sevintie and preceding cropis are ordained to
| shilling 4d. for ilk beast yat ye said John Chalmer sail
I tack vpon ye gras.
The said day the haill tennentis vithin ye said lordship
; yat is restand any putrie foullis or capones for crop sextie
nyn is ordained to pey for ewry putrie four shilling and
aucht shilling for ilk capon, and to be poynding for ye
samen vithin term of law wnder the paine of poynding.
The said day it is staitit and ordained yat who hes
castin or sail happin to cast either faill or divittes within
meddow ground or haning sail pey ten libs, totias quatias.
The said day John Gordon in Glentown bindes and
obliiges him yat John Reid in Glentown sail be harmles of
him and his wyff, bairns, servantes, guides and geir in all
tyme coming, and yat he sail not molest him neither be
night or be day bot sail hender, stop all yat he may wnder
the failzie of tuentie libs.
Lykwayes the said John Reid bindes and obliiges him
that the said John Gordon sail be harmles, etc.
[William Kallzies in Carndard obliges him that John
Thomson there sail be harmless, etc.; and the said John
Thomson obliges him that the said William Kayllies shall
be harmless, etc., except by order of law.]
[Court continued.]
[Court for the parishes of Forbes, Keig, Keame, Clat, Auch-
tindor, etc., holden at Castle Forbes, 2 Feb. 1671. Bailie,
etc., as above. Suits called, etc.]
[The tenants ordained to pay in their silver duties for
crop 1670, under ‘ failzie ’ of paying 20s. for every merk;
and those in arrear for crop 1669 to pay according to the
‘ failzies ’ of former acts. Also to pay their meal and malt
to the gimel of Castell Forbes betuixt and 31 May next,
under pain of 10 merks for each boll of meal and £8 for
each boll of malt.]
The said day the haill tennentis vithin the said parioch-
ines vithin the lordship of Forbes that aleigis that they
hav peyit in yair custom veadderes, lambis, capones, henes
for the crop sevintie and preceding cropis are ordained to
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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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