Series 3 > Selections from the Monymusk Papers, 1713-1775

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MONYMUSK PAPERS
cariages, they bearing their burthen, therfor we creave
that the bailie of this Court may decern and ordean ilke
ane to bear ane equall part according to yr respective
possessions of the sd service and that in time comming
ther may be na debait yrannent.
And sichlike complains one the tennents in Abersmithack,
Cornabo, and Tillefowrie that they may be decerned to
carie all wines comes to Monymusk, they haveing been in
use yrof, and especialey w4 going oyer cariages.
The sd bailie having heard the whn bill read and con¬
sidered the same to be just and equitable, that every
person go cariages according to thear severall possessions
being lawfully citted by the officer pervices for that effect,
do decern all tennents and crofters whn the sd interest,
wn warned as said is, to go the sd cariages alike w4 neigh¬
bour and oyers of so much labouring, that non may here¬
after complain of their bearing anoyers burthen, and if
any refuse ordeans the ground officer to poind the trans¬
gressors till they perform the sd service.
And sicklike annent the sd wine cariages the sd bailie
lives it in the choise of the sds tennents in Abersmithack,
Cornabo and Tillefourie to go the sd wine cariages or to go
cariages about w4 neighbour and oyers wn required so to do.
A. Buenett, bealie.
24. [20 Nov., 1722 ; boiling of fir ; dogs worrying sheep ;
assault.]
25. [23 May, 1723 ; arrears of rent.]
26. [4 Oct., 1723 ; casting, boiling and winning of fir
and peats.]
27. [2 Dec., 1723 ; cutting green wood ; boiling of fir.]
28. [9 Dec., 1723 ; tenent mixing dust with his ferm
meal.]
29. [20 June, 1724 ; assault; arrears of rent; eating
and stealing grass.]