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GLASSARIE WRITS 195
item reverendus pater antedictus dicto domino Jacobo
Lyndesay procuratori dicti domini Thome nomine et
ex parte ejusdem per anuli * sui traditionem in dicta rectoria
sive prebenda collocianavit et investivit Super quibus
omnibus et singulis ipse dominus Jacobus procurator antedictus
nomine et ex parte dicti domini Thome a me
notario publico sibi fieri petiit unum vel plura publicum
publica instrumentum vel instrumenta. Acta erant
haec in civitate glasguensi hora viii ante meridiem vel
eo circa sub anno mense die indictione et pontificatu
quibus supra. Presentibus testibus ibidem Magistro
Jacobo [sic] Scrymgeour domino feodi baronie de Glastre
antedicto domino Johanne rectore de Knodord 2 in Moravia
Jacobo Achynros Johanne Buc et Waltero Patonson cum
multis aliis ad premissa vocatis specialiter et rogatis.
Et ego Johannes fynlosonne presbyter sancti Andree
diocesis publicus auctoritatibus imperiali et regali no-
tarius premissis omnibus et singulis dum sic ut premittitur
dicerentur agerentur et fierent unacum prenominatis
testibus presens interfui eaque omnia et singula sic fieri
vidi scivi et audivi ac in notam cepi ideoque hoc presens
publicum instrumentum manu mea scriptum canfeci
signoque ac nomine meis solitis et consuetis signavi
rogatus et requisitus et fidem et testimonium omnium
et singulorum premissorum.
(Abstract. )
It is made known to all that on July 2, 1495, thirteenth induction and
third year of the pontificate of Alexander vi., in the presence of John
Fynlosone, Presbyter of the Diocese of .St. Andrews, notary, and the
witnesses underwritten, personally appeared James Lyndesay, Chaplain,
as procurator of Thomas Fyf, Presbyter, and tendered to the Reverend
Father in Christ Robert, Bishop of Argyll, a presentation to the rectory
of Glastre, made by James Scrymgeour, liferenter of the barony of
1 'The ordinary parish priest was commonly invested by the bishop of the
diocese in the spiritual charge of his parish by placing the bishop's ring on his
ringer, while he was afterwards inducted into corporal possession of the Church
•by the Dean of Christianity, on a mandate from the bishop' ( The Medieval
Church in Scotland, by Bishop Dowden, p. 43, footnote). Cf. post, p. 202.
5 Kinnedar.