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GLASSARIE WRITS 193
ressave it. In witness of the quhilk thing oure sele to thir
oure present letters is to hungin, at Edinburgh the xiiij
day of the moneth of May the yere of God m iiij
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ande twa yeris, before thir witness, Adam Creichtone of
Kippindavy, Johnne of Sterviling of Cragbarnard, Williame
Somerwele of the Plane, Archibald Uchiltre, 1 Williame Campbell, masare, with uther diverse.
ande
XLL Procuratoky by James Scrimgeour, Constable of
Dunde, for redemption of the lands of Lauchgory
dated October 25, 1492.
Be it kend till all men be thir present letteris me James
Scrimgeour, Constabul of Dunde, till haf maid constitut
and ordanit Master Johne Scrimgeour my brodir germane
my vera lawchtful and ondoutit assingnay gevand and
grantand till my said assingnay my vera lawchtful power
exspres bidding and special command for me and in my
name and on my behalf till pass till James Scrymgeour the
sone of umquhill Master Hercules Scrimgeour and thare till
pay till the said James Scrimgeour the soume of fowrty
pundis of the usuall mony of Scotland for the redemptione
of the landis of Lauchgory with the half merk of the myl
of the sammyn lyand within the baronry of Glastre and
in the schirefdome of Argyll, or till his ayris maill, the
quhilk landis of Lauchgory with the half merkis of the
mill of the sammyn the said James and his ayris maill has
of me in vedset for the said soume of fourty pundis, lik
as at mar lynth is contenit in the endentit charteris maid
betwix me and the said James and his ayris maill thera-
2 pone in the said mater protestacionis till mak, instrumentis
and documentis till ask lyft and rase, and generaly
all and sindri thingis till do oyse and exerse that till the
office of ane assingnay till sic thingis constitut pertenis
or that may pertene of law or that I mycht do and I war
personaly present ; ferme and stabul haldand and for till
hald all and quhatsumever thingis my said assingnay in
1 He appears as witness to various writs with which Argyll is concerned, and
probably was in his employment.
2 Vide ante, No. XXXVII.
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