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FORBES BARON COURT BOOK [a.d. 1678
mor vearificatione off the same hes subscriuit the samen
with thair handis.
Ita est Jacobus Ross notarius publicus de mandatis Georgii
Gairdner et Alexr. Straquhan scribere vt asserue-.
arunt nescientium ad hec rogatus et requisitus.
Jo. Mitchell. Ja. Smyth. Ja: Ross, N:P.\
[Court continued].
[Court of the barony of Tolmads held 21 Oct. 1678, in Einits.
Alex. Garioch of Litill Indivie bailie. James Ross n.p.
court clerk. Wil. Forbes officer. Dempster blank. Suits
called, etc.]
The said day it is statuit and ordeined vat all former
actis off courts be put in execution aganis all casters in
Ions, meadoue and suaird ground, yat all contraveiners
off the forsaidis acts sail py the peannilties mentioned and
conteined in the said acts, wnder the paine off poinding
off thair rediest goodis and gear.
The said day it is statuit and ordeined yat all the for-
said tennants and subtennants sail wpon demand [be]
redie to mend anj bums or breaches yeroff wpon ane call
for the said effect; who refuissis the said call, the tennant
sail pey tuentie shiling per diem, and the subtennant
hawing ane croft ten shilling, and the gras men fyue
shiling, and the said soumes to be peyit toties quoties.
The said day it is statuit and ordeined that anj off the
forsaid tennants who ar lyable in pyment off teind silver
for the crope jmvjcseavintie aucht yeires sail mack pey-
ment yeroff conforme to thair proportions to the collector
yeroff, wnder the paine off poinding off thair rediest goodis
and gear within terme off law.
The said day it is statuit and ordeined yat his majesties
new suplie for this term sail be castin proportionalj wpon
the wholl tennants lyable in peyment off deutie to yair
maister amongest yem; as also that the said tennants
sail haue pour to haue ye benefit off thair subtennants,
cotters and grasmen, domesticks and all and sindrj
quhatsomever; that is to say, tenn shiling for the croft,
FORBES BARON COURT BOOK [a.d. 1678
mor vearificatione off the same hes subscriuit the samen
with thair handis.
Ita est Jacobus Ross notarius publicus de mandatis Georgii
Gairdner et Alexr. Straquhan scribere vt asserue-.
arunt nescientium ad hec rogatus et requisitus.
Jo. Mitchell. Ja. Smyth. Ja: Ross, N:P.\
[Court continued].
[Court of the barony of Tolmads held 21 Oct. 1678, in Einits.
Alex. Garioch of Litill Indivie bailie. James Ross n.p.
court clerk. Wil. Forbes officer. Dempster blank. Suits
called, etc.]
The said day it is statuit and ordeined vat all former
actis off courts be put in execution aganis all casters in
Ions, meadoue and suaird ground, yat all contraveiners
off the forsaidis acts sail py the peannilties mentioned and
conteined in the said acts, wnder the paine off poinding
off thair rediest goodis and gear.
The said day it is statuit and ordeined yat all the for-
said tennants and subtennants sail wpon demand [be]
redie to mend anj bums or breaches yeroff wpon ane call
for the said effect; who refuissis the said call, the tennant
sail pey tuentie shiling per diem, and the subtennant
hawing ane croft ten shilling, and the gras men fyue
shiling, and the said soumes to be peyit toties quoties.
The said day it is statuit and ordeined that anj off the
forsaid tennants who ar lyable in pyment off teind silver
for the crope jmvjcseavintie aucht yeires sail mack pey-
ment yeroff conforme to thair proportions to the collector
yeroff, wnder the paine off poinding off thair rediest goodis
and gear within terme off law.
The said day it is statuit and ordeined yat his majesties
new suplie for this term sail be castin proportionalj wpon
the wholl tennants lyable in peyment off deutie to yair
maister amongest yem; as also that the said tennants
sail haue pour to haue ye benefit off thair subtennants,
cotters and grasmen, domesticks and all and sindrj
quhatsomever; that is to say, tenn shiling for the croft,
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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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