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FORBES BARON COURT BOOK [a.d. 1677
charge qubatsumevir; and incais any of the servantis
failzie of obeying my lord Forbes servantis abovwrittin,
or offer any violenc as said is, or any of the tennentis refuss
or deforce the officires in poynding, sail pey ten poundis
Scotis money, to be peyit conjuctlie and seyveralie be the
master and servantis after the disobedienc or fait be
committ, and the master is ordained to be comptabill
for the servantis onlaw, and to be peyit vithin fourtie
aucht houres after the fait be committit. Lykwayes the
bailzie decemes and ordaines [them] that failzies to send
furth thair servantis to ewry vork, and in specialle to
castin and leading of peittis, mucking and hearring, sail
pey fourtie shilling Scotis for ewry servant that sail be
absent ewrie day of yair absenc, and to be peyit and
poyndit from thair maister immediatlie and to be poyndit
yairfor as effeires.
The said day the bailzie ordaines and decernes James
Davidson, Patrick Moir in New Keig, to mack peyment
to John Clerihew such money as the timber of the mill of
Keig got out of the wood of Puttachie, becaus they cam
debitour for the haill ground and sucking of the Owir
mill of Keig; and John Clerihew is obliigit to find ane
officir with the said James Davidson and ye said Patrick
Moir to poynd for ye proportiones pairtes of the timber
of the said mill.
[Court continued.]
The Cowrt of the lordshippe of Forbes and landis thereto
belonging lyand within the parochens of Kearne,
Forbes, Clett, Achendor, Alfoord and Keig, now
heyretablie belonging to William lord Forbes, holdin
within the great hall of the old towr of Castell Forbes
wpon the twentie third day off October jmvjcsevintie
sewen be Arthour Dalgardno in Blaimdinnie bailzie,
William Gordowne nottar publict court clerk, William
Layng officer, \blank\ dempster. [Suits called, etc.]
The said day it is statute and ordanit be the bailzie
that the wholl tennents and posessouris and wthers who
FORBES BARON COURT BOOK [a.d. 1677
charge qubatsumevir; and incais any of the servantis
failzie of obeying my lord Forbes servantis abovwrittin,
or offer any violenc as said is, or any of the tennentis refuss
or deforce the officires in poynding, sail pey ten poundis
Scotis money, to be peyit conjuctlie and seyveralie be the
master and servantis after the disobedienc or fait be
committ, and the master is ordained to be comptabill
for the servantis onlaw, and to be peyit vithin fourtie
aucht houres after the fait be committit. Lykwayes the
bailzie decemes and ordaines [them] that failzies to send
furth thair servantis to ewry vork, and in specialle to
castin and leading of peittis, mucking and hearring, sail
pey fourtie shilling Scotis for ewry servant that sail be
absent ewrie day of yair absenc, and to be peyit and
poyndit from thair maister immediatlie and to be poyndit
yairfor as effeires.
The said day the bailzie ordaines and decernes James
Davidson, Patrick Moir in New Keig, to mack peyment
to John Clerihew such money as the timber of the mill of
Keig got out of the wood of Puttachie, becaus they cam
debitour for the haill ground and sucking of the Owir
mill of Keig; and John Clerihew is obliigit to find ane
officir with the said James Davidson and ye said Patrick
Moir to poynd for ye proportiones pairtes of the timber
of the said mill.
[Court continued.]
The Cowrt of the lordshippe of Forbes and landis thereto
belonging lyand within the parochens of Kearne,
Forbes, Clett, Achendor, Alfoord and Keig, now
heyretablie belonging to William lord Forbes, holdin
within the great hall of the old towr of Castell Forbes
wpon the twentie third day off October jmvjcsevintie
sewen be Arthour Dalgardno in Blaimdinnie bailzie,
William Gordowne nottar publict court clerk, William
Layng officer, \blank\ dempster. [Suits called, etc.]
The said day it is statute and ordanit be the bailzie
that the wholl tennents and posessouris and wthers who
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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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