Extracts from the Records of the Burgh of Glasgow ... A. D. 1573-17: A. D. 1630-1662Scottish Burgh Record Society, 1881 |
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Andersoune anent Appoyntis awin bailleis and counsall befoir beir brugh burgh Campbell chairges Colledge commissioune commoune compt conforme consideratioune conveinar conveiner deacon deane of gild debursit deikine desyre dewtie doune Drymen Edinburgh elected electioune electit excyse farder forsaid fourtie fyve George Young gevin givin Glasgow Gorballis haill Hammiltoune heirby heirefter Hie Kirk Hospitall hous hundrethe Item James Bell Johne landis lettre magistratis and counsell maid maister maner meit mercat merchand merkis merks minister moneye mylne Neilsoune nixt obleis Ordaines the thesaurer ordanit pairt parliament Patrik payit payment persones Pollok provest pryce pundis punds quha quhat quhilk receavit Robert saidis sall samyne schilling scoir sessioune severall sould soume sowme speik stipend supplicatioune tack teynds thair thairanent thairfor thairof thairto thame ther therfor therof thesaurer to pay thowsand thrie tioune toune towne Trongait tyme vmquhill vpon vther wark warrand William wpon wther yeir yeirlie
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Page 4 - BURGHS. The Corporation of the City of London. The Convention of the Royal Burghs of Scotland (two copies). Aberdeen.
Page 380 - That your Highness will be pleased, by and under the name and style of Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England, Scotland and Ireland, and the dominions and territories thereunto belonging, to hold and exercise the office of chief magistrate of these nations, and to govern according to this Petition and Advice in all things therein contained, and in all other things according to the laws of these nations, and not otherwise.
Page 1 - THE value of the early Records of the Burghs of Scotland, as throwing light upon national life and manners, explaining national institutions, and illustrating social progress, has been fully recognised, and can scarcely be exaggerated. Some of the Book Clubs, which have contributed so much to the elucidation of Scottish History, have already directed their attention to these Records. The Spalding Club has given the country a peculiarly interesting and valuable series of Extracts from the Records...
Page 2 - A payment of £ii, i is. will entitle any Member to a Copy of the Eleven Volumes which have been issued, and to the one which will be ready this year. These are : — i. THE ANCIENT LAWS AND CUSTOMS OF THE BURGHS OF .SCOTLAND; edited by Professor Cosmo Innes. 2-5. Four Volumes of EXTRACTS FROM THE BURGH RECORDS OF EDINBURGH; edited by Mr JD Marwick, LL.D. These Volumes embrace the following periods:— (i) i403-i528; (2) i529-57 ; (3) i557-7i ; and (4) r573-89.
Page 230 - Crose, quhilk hes consumed that close — the hoill close — on both sydes, belonging to Wm. Stewart, Thomas Norvell, and ithers; with the haill landis nixt adjacent therto, quhilk belongit to umqll. Peter Jonstoun, and Patrik Maxwell, baith bak and foire ; and the haill tenement, bak and foir, on the south syde of the said umqll.
Page 312 - ... the Town Council enable us, in several instances, to form an idea of what must have been the appearance of this locality a century or two ago. In 1655, for example, so great a quantity of rubbish had been accumulated by the side of the way without the West Port, that it " had fallen in the guitter and stoppit the current of the water, so that sundrie people on the northe syde of the Trongait were forcit to mak brige stones for entrie to their houssis.
Page 88 - ... the provest is to receave for the vse of the publict ; and becaus the meill can not be commodiouslie gottine, the said provest...
Page 70 - Mitchelsone, chirurgian, to the lait expeditioune, to him and ane of his twa men to ryd on...
Page 2 - Corporation of Glasgow having authorised the transcription and printing, for its own purposes, of its oldest Charters and other Muniments, and having agreed to allow the Scottish Burgh Records Society...
Page 60 - ... think meit and expedient; and therfor the saids bailleis and counsall dois heirby rander to the said George Duncane hartie thanks, and ordains the said bell to be sent for with all convenient diligence and to be hung in the forsaid place appoyntit be the said George, and to be rung at all tymes as is above writtine according as he hes desyred.