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a.d. 1673] FORBES BARON COURT BOOK
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also to pay into the girnell of Castell Forbes their meal
and malt for crop 1673, or £8 for each boll of meal and
£10 for each boll of malt.]
[James Bonnar in Siliveth and Alex. Michell in Black-
hillock enact themselves lawburrows to each other,
penalty £50 each.]
The said day it is inactit vith consent of the haill
tennentis that giv any persones eather servant or master
sail com to his nighbour bigging and tack out any poyndit
beast vithout leav askit and grantit, the master sail pey
fyv poundis and the servant sail pey thrie mark.
The said day it is staitit and ordained that non of the
tenentis of Putachie and Glentown sail cast no peittis
in my lord Forbes his mos in Bannachie in all tymes
coming vithout leav ask[it] and grantit, vnder the failzie
of fyv poundis totias quotias.
The said day it is staitit and ordained that no person
or persones quhatsumewir that dwallis vithin the said
lordship of Forbes sail keip the haill boges, voodis, parkis
and orchardis, that they sail keip thair haill nolt, sheip,
hors from the said voodis and bogis, neither cut, away
tack any of ye timber that growis thairin, neither pull
hedder, vith certificatione any who faillis as said is sail
pey ten poundis totias quotias.
The said day the bailzie forsaid decernes James Roger
to pey to my lord Forbes ten pound Scotis money for
stricking and opressing James Duncan servant to James
Christie, and the bailzie decernes the said James Roger
to pey to the pairtie wronged tuentie shilling, and to be
peyit vithin term of law, vnder the pain of poynding.
The said day the said James Roger inactis himselff
that the said James Duncan and his master and all vyer
persones vithin the daach of Towie sail be harmles and
skaithles of him, and thair wyffis, childrein and servantis
in all tym coming sa far as he can stop or lett, except be
ordour of law, vnder the failzie of tuentie poundis.
[Lawburrows, William Thomson in Collhay and James
Michell in Collhay, to each other. Penalty £40 each.]
The said [day] the bailzie forsaid decernes the haill
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also to pay into the girnell of Castell Forbes their meal
and malt for crop 1673, or £8 for each boll of meal and
£10 for each boll of malt.]
[James Bonnar in Siliveth and Alex. Michell in Black-
hillock enact themselves lawburrows to each other,
penalty £50 each.]
The said day it is inactit vith consent of the haill
tennentis that giv any persones eather servant or master
sail com to his nighbour bigging and tack out any poyndit
beast vithout leav askit and grantit, the master sail pey
fyv poundis and the servant sail pey thrie mark.
The said day it is staitit and ordained that non of the
tenentis of Putachie and Glentown sail cast no peittis
in my lord Forbes his mos in Bannachie in all tymes
coming vithout leav ask[it] and grantit, vnder the failzie
of fyv poundis totias quotias.
The said day it is staitit and ordained that no person
or persones quhatsumewir that dwallis vithin the said
lordship of Forbes sail keip the haill boges, voodis, parkis
and orchardis, that they sail keip thair haill nolt, sheip,
hors from the said voodis and bogis, neither cut, away
tack any of ye timber that growis thairin, neither pull
hedder, vith certificatione any who faillis as said is sail
pey ten poundis totias quotias.
The said day the bailzie forsaid decernes James Roger
to pey to my lord Forbes ten pound Scotis money for
stricking and opressing James Duncan servant to James
Christie, and the bailzie decernes the said James Roger
to pey to the pairtie wronged tuentie shilling, and to be
peyit vithin term of law, vnder the pain of poynding.
The said day the said James Roger inactis himselff
that the said James Duncan and his master and all vyer
persones vithin the daach of Towie sail be harmles and
skaithles of him, and thair wyffis, childrein and servantis
in all tym coming sa far as he can stop or lett, except be
ordour of law, vnder the failzie of tuentie poundis.
[Lawburrows, William Thomson in Collhay and James
Michell in Collhay, to each other. Penalty £40 each.]
The said [day] the bailzie forsaid decernes the haill
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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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