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Founded by GOLDWlN SMITH HARRIE.T°
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CONTENTS. Pagb I. Introduction to F
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property. Thomas, Earl of Mar, the
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— for King Jamen the First. He jo
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6 Sanquhar from William, first Earl
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8 2. Charter by James, Earl of Doug
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10 Tmquhile James Erie of Douglas,
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12 that John might he heritably inf
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; 14 12. Bond by James Mateland of
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16 18. Agreement between James Doug
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18 dom of Drumfreis, the 5 pound la
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20 said lands, &c., being: in the h
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" : 22 leaves to " Jonet Douglas, m
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— 24 Drumlangrig, knight, bore to
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26 Hawik, knight, Master John Dowgl
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28' He proceeds to state him in all
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30 of Montrois and Master of Leving
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32 execution of the King's commissi
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34 Mavteland and Giles (Egidia) Skr
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36 the King by blench ferin for ren
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38 knights, Master Archibald Quhite
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40 to warrant the lands, for others
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42 with an acre of land next adjace
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- 44 issue, in 1573, bestowed liis
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; 46 reference to £5 claimed by th
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The 48 Drummond, William Broune, Jo
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. 50 sums of money due by William,
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52 102. Charter by Thomas of Kyrkpa
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54 Simon Carrutheris of Mouswald, p
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— — 56 David Bruce, King of Sco
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58 113. Charter by King James the S
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- 60 of old extent of the dominical
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' the 62 Gelis Kirk of Edinburgh, o
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64 Contains a clause of warrandice
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for seven years at five nobles a ye
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68 and other Border families, betwe
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70 service in the parish church, ac
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; of Holywood and sheriffdom of Dru
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74 spouse, also for the sum of £17
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7G when the present could take effe
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— 78 THE MUNIMENTS OF HIS GRACE T
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80 to be held in England. The King,
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82 banished to the Plantations in A
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, 84 Head First.—Diplomas and Pat
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; 86 privileges and immunities what
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88 favours of our selfe and cur air
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90 -Head Second.—Commission by Ki
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92 Laid assyd. Kejected. Maney forf
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. (Superscribed) 94 Additional Inst
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i 96 Nott to bee propoist, the Ackt
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98 60 dayes or any other convenient
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100 court at Whitehall, the 5th day
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; 102 prececTeucy before the Earles
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104 in the most legall manner, and
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106 Mary Cochran, representing that
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— 108 May 10. What is writen befo
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110 am sure will serue me very fran
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112 Head Fifth. Miscellaneous Paper
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114 before the parliament, but that
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116 5th May 1685. Vpon consideratio
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appointed 118 Ordered that the comm
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120 A petition giv^en in for the Co
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122 The draught of aiie Act against
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124 Ane Act made anent a clau.se to
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1 126 The draught of ane address fr
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128 A petition being given in bj th
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130^ Onr procuratours &c. In witnes
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132 be given ; yet ane eye is to be
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; 134 the shireffe is ordered to ex
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186 that poure to the Council!, and
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138 Ansuer 7t. The Address which th
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140 11. Article of the Lybell. Act
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142 aud labour, and the other chief
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144 Soe soon as he is sett upon the
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146 coun trey, whose representative
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• our ; 148 who was a murtherer f
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150 this parliment till the cLay of
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152 speedily fallen upon, it will n
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154 65. Warrant by King James the S
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156 1644, or at the battle of Newbe
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158 might have done him ill offices
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160 records of the Privy Council of
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— 162 these two places he actuall
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164 The Duke of Hamilton took a pro
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,166 serious aspect, and special me
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168 were also disappointed with the
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—; 170 4. Pensions of the Duke of
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172 so much pains in bis Majesties
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174 12. His Commission for the Cast
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As 176 pounds was designed for him
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178 morrow. I gave last night his I
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180 AS hard as ever to be considere
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182 Prouost has behaved himself so
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184 Sessions, and care shall be tak
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: 186 such officer amongst the hors
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188 that they may be fined accordin
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190 depute of one Hamilton of Munkl
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192 letter. To morrow his Majesty g
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194 55. Not to press Lord Mar any f
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196 designs. I shall lett the Chanc
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; 198 am very well satisfjd with th
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200 me of some proposals he has to
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; 202 now, tho I see by your letter
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204 to you. 'Tis that you would, be
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20G Hamilton, in which he complayns
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; 208 94. The Duchess pressed him f
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: 210 for him ; and till I know wha
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oth 2n share of the affairs there,
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— 214 pention, since Lord Middlet
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216 them not ; aiid if any liave re
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21« prejudice against L[auderdale]
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; 22% the best advice I could gett,
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— 222 time. I think strange Hatto
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hopes that he should not only be ci
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^26 I am of your opinion as to Earl
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228 measures shall have ther reward
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230 have occasion to send here, iff
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2a2 from comeipg home, and was hims
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234 as any that has taken itt. And
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236 15 May. This expres should have
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238 me ; but I wold rather choise t
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240 chamberlane here so long as inf
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242 158. Hatton and the copper coin
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—; 244 I have to the peace and qu
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246 write to the Duke to that purpo
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248 167. Custom-house at Borroustou
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250 171. Sir John Harper staged—
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; 253^ shall be made to the Chancel
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; 254 and Miltons carrage in giuein
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256 180. Credentials given to Clave
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258 tlien to find your f auer that
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same ; 260 ordered our militia and
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262 not hear the rebells are come t
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—; 264 onely in this return my hu
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A; 266 be pleased to consider, that
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; ; 268 especially my good friend,
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270 for it laghing and fooling tlie
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—; 272 Kilkoubrie, or impresoned
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274 either afier sermons or on Mond
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37 Whythall, Desember 2 : [16] 84.
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39 1 know E. Middleton will uryt to
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41 done to any of his Majesty's Jud
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43 Whythall, February 12 : 168J. 86
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45 non is so fitt as your self. The
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; 47 [On April 2 : 1685, Moray wrot
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49 100 : 63 : Privie Council 42 : d
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: 51 hear, for the Kinge thinks it
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first over. I hawe sent down by thi
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55 debate on every uord that corns
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57 you uithe them hear ; and you ui
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59 I must crave leave to say that m
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61 as secretary. " Ought not the Se
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. In expedient for the securety of
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65 send doune a letter uithe E. Dun
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and the Secret Comity of it, uho co
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To to I ueall pleased uithe the Act
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: 71 Parlament might be past, giwin
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; 73 putting an end to the rebellio
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75 God mak all ueall. The Proclamat
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77 I uishe, uithe all my heart, to
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; 79 As to Abotshall beinge Provest
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81 and after he had spok halfe ane
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83 him he uas not to be understood,
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: 85 be carpt at. E. Bredalbine cam
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; 87 Yisterday afternone, the late
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89 Whythall, Jully 25 : 1685. 142.
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91 uhyle 559 uas present unles L 9
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98 he wowd giwe him his owne letter
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. 95 mutch to him, uhich I resolve
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97 As to the King's goinge to Scotl
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; 99 162. About 8 of the clock this
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: : ; 101 according to his Majestie
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—; 103 that he had had time eneug
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107 that had bem heartofor the cust
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109 London, 15 August : 168*2. 176.
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Ill of the Castle) " made use of, i
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; 113 him favorably, but protests h
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115 As to the place in the Session,
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117 The manufactories hav bein comp
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119 sterling, and it uas agreed for
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121 fore with him, for the Duke uas
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123 given us, and that no body ever
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125 that, they thmk fitt to imployh
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127 :— The postscript concludes a
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129 Drummond represented that it wo
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131 hanking by six in the morning."
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133 Winchester, 14 Sepf : 1683. 202
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— 135 I told the Duke that you ne
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137 maters. Pray, send me your opin
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— 139 with it, so uarie I am in y
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141 He avows he will carefully obey
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143 Morray is so ingadged for him t
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; 145 and I think to shun him the D
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147 but he just did all we had to d
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149 therfor for God's sake threaten
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151 necessary hear airly in the Spr
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153 In the meantime send me your gi
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155 I shal be sure to dispatch all
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157 Sir William Scott of Hardan's f
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. 159 shortly." The Instructions we
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Sir John Dalrimple, the Indemnity,
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1G3 things, and I finde he is incli
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. ; 165 Dundonnald. I am sure its i
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167 here of which Lord Churchill wa
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169 by himself but he uold hold him
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and 171 brother's hands mor secure
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178 I am sory if naither bond nor p
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; 175 Edinburgh, Sep' 30: 1684. My
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; 177 rolls to be persued uith the
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I ; 179 that ther are very loyall m
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181 get uell done, for it's to be c
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183 is one, ought not to go lightly
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; 186 sure if the King be resolved
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187 "It's not easy to imagine what
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; 181) The man uas terribly amazed
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191 uhen Duke Hamilton appears to j
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; 193 It's a uonder to see hou many
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; 195 Our Jurnalls are so full, and
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' 197 berrive him of his Hfe ; and
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199 enclosed copies, by which your
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201 Your Grace's commands shal be o
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20B which his Majesty has granted ;
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205 nor Gilchrist can be had hear b
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: ; 207 shal go before him, and God
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; 209 so I hav desired they may be
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211 March ; so the ParHament in tha
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218 February : 1685. 270. The state
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217 servants' peace in any thing ;
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. ^19 "I uent to the King, and he a
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: : (221) INDEX A Abay, Laird of, 1
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: : INFiEX. 223 Brand, — , third
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: : INDEX. 225 D Dacres (Backers),
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: : — INDEX. 229 Graham, John con
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: INDEX. 24B Yester, Lord, York coa
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11 that if in the course of his wor
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Date. VI
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