Miscellaneous Transcripts 1513-1770 (336KB PDF) - Dundee City ...
Miscellaneous Transcripts 1513-1770 (336KB PDF) - Dundee City ...
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A Tack for 15 years granted to Wm Morrison of the Malt Miln on Dighty Water – Under<br />
provisnin – that if the Fraternity of Maltmen shall give up grinding their Malt in Steet Milns and<br />
want the said Mill in Dighty – that the Tack Shall become void.<br />
14 January 1760 Page 131<br />
The Moderator of the Kirk Session Suspend James Greig in his office as presenter and<br />
Keeper of the Register of Baptisms, & Marriages – the Council appoint Answers to the<br />
Reasons in the said Suspension – And to protest Against the Kirk Session that they shall not<br />
throw away Any of the Poors Money upon Any Process Against the Town council.<br />
18 Febry 1760 page 131<br />
David Bruce Appointed presenter &c by the Magistrates and Council.<br />
24 March 1760 Page 132<br />
The Kirk Session raised process of Declarator agst the Magistrates and Council that the<br />
Offices of Presenter and Keeper of the Register of Baptisms and Marriages - Should be<br />
declared to be in the gift of and presentatun of the Kirk Session And Order Measures of<br />
defence.<br />
28 April 1760 Page 132<br />
The Council Dispose of a piece of Ground lying in the east Side of the <strong>Dundee</strong> Whale Yard to<br />
James Nicoll. Mason for Five pounds Sterling without bringing the same to public Sale.<br />
29 May 1760 Page 132<br />
A Calumious Petition given into General Assembly of the Church of Scotland by Messers<br />
Carmichael & Ballingal Ministers <strong>Dundee</strong> relative the Character and behaviours of the<br />
Magistrates of the Burgh – The Latter offered vindication by advertisement in the public<br />
Newspapers.<br />
23 September 1760 Page 132<br />
The Committee Appointed last council day to inspect the Gardens which Mr Hallyburton<br />
wanted to be feued to him reported that they had visited the same And had Staked it off to<br />
him – And that they were of Opinion that fifteen shillings Sterling would be a reasonable Feu<br />
Duty. Which the Council Approved of and appointed a formal feu Contract to be made out and<br />
Signed.<br />
30 t Sept 1760 Page 133<br />
The present and Old Magistrates Dean of Gild Treasurer and James Gourlay Trades<br />
Councillor Appointed a Committee for Auditing ALL the accounts for the Year – Common Acts<br />
Ordered to be carried to the Trades.<br />
5 January 1761 Page 133<br />
The Provost represented to the Council that in Consequence of Overtures Made Some time<br />
ago for An Accommodation betwixt the Council and the Trades as a Conference – the<br />
Conveener had Signified to him that they were willing to disclaim the process now depending<br />
at their Instance before the Court of Session against the Magistrates and Town Council –<br />
Upon Condition that the Town Council will grant them the following terms –<br />
1 st That in the Settlement of any of the three Ministers of the Burgh they shall be admitted to<br />
vote as Electors and Shall sign the Call along with the Town Council.<br />
2 nd That in the Alienation of the Towns property either by sale or feu they shall be consulted –<br />
And shall subscribe the Rights or Dispositions of conveyance Along with the council.<br />
Lastly – that they shall have a right to vote with the Town Council And concur in the Election<br />
of the Principal and Deputy Town Clerks – Which being Considered it was enacted that if the<br />
Trades shall by a writing Subscribed by their Conveener & Deacons Disclaim and Renounce<br />
the said process now depending before the Court of Session and declare that they shall put<br />
the Town Council to no further trouble and Expense on that Score the Town council on their<br />
part grant them their Several demands in Manner following –<br />
First – At all settlements of any of the Three Ministers of the Burgh – the Conv and Nine<br />
Deacons shall be received as Voters And shall Sign the Call.<br />
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