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GLASSARIE WRITS 165
(Abstract.)
It is made known to all men, that on June 20, 14-30, eighth indiction
and thirteenth year of the pontificate of Martin v., in the presence of
John Ydill, clerk of the diocese of St. Andrews, notary public, and
witnesses underwritten, personally compeared Sir John Scrymgeour,
Constable of Dundee, and handed to the said notary certain royal letters
tinder the testimonial of the Great Seal, whole and entire, not cancelled
or abolished nor suspect in any part, but free from all flaw or suspicion,
that he might put the same into public form, as follows :
(Here the precept follows as above.)
And the said Sir John Skrymgeour craved from the said notary that a
public instrument should be made anent the copy and tenor of the fore-
said letters. These things were done at Dudhope, near Dundee, year,
day, month, indiction, and pontificate above written, before the witnesses
there named and many others.
XXVI. Notarial Transumpt, dated July 9, 1432, of (1)
Indenture, dated April 23, 1431, between Duncan
Cambele of Louchquhow, with consent of Gyllaspy
Cambele, his son and heir, and Schir Jhon Scrym-
geour, with regard to the excambion of Glassarie
and Menstry ; (2) Charter by said Duncan Cam-
bel with consent of said Gyllaspy of Menstry to
said Sir John Scrymgeour and Mariot Abirnethy
his spouse, dated April 24, 1431 ; and (3) Precept
under the Privy Seal for confirmation of said
charter, dated April 26 of the 26th year of the
King's reign.
In Dei nomine amen Per hoc presens publicum instrumentum
cunctis pateat evidenter quod anno ab incarnatione
divina millesimo quadringentesimo tricesimo
secundo nona die mensis Julii indictione decima ponti-
ficatus sanctissimi in Christo patris ac domini nostri
Domini Eugenii divina providencia pape quarti anno
secundo, In mei notarii publici et testium subscriptorum
presentia personaliter constitutus nobilis vir Dominus
Johannes Skrymgeour miles constabularius de Dunde
quandam litteram formam indenturae ut apparuit in se
continentem in pergamino scriptam et sigillo nobilis et
potentis domini Duncani Cambel domini de Louchquhow
cum cera alba extra et intra cum rubea sigillatam mihi
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