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26 Transactions.long supported <strong>and</strong> which in end hes now our maisterit us. Sothat the estate of that toune is no longer habile to subsist in thatrak <strong>and</strong> rewine, wherein it formerlie stude aniongis. But as anedecayit <strong>and</strong> faylit member will fall off f ra the reste of the bodie,unless your Matie. out of your accustomit princelie commisserationeof the distresse of everie particular member of the commonweil,put to your helping h<strong>and</strong>. The consideratione quhairof hesmovit us inmost submissive <strong>and</strong> humble reverence to prostrateourselffis befoir your hienesse (as the soverane fontane <strong>and</strong> liveliespring quhairwith tlie politic bodie of this estait <strong>and</strong> everie particularmember thairof is cherished <strong>and</strong> nourished) thir ourwantis <strong>and</strong> necessitie.Beseeching your Mie. to consider the necessitiewhereunto we are driven be this occasions of the Bridge,<strong>and</strong> accordingly to extend such proportione of your benevolence<strong>and</strong> favour towards us as your Mie. shall think meit for theredemptioune <strong>and</strong> relieff of our common rentis engagit by us forthe performing of the said work. We are sure that in thingis ofso many greate <strong>and</strong> princelie affairs quhairwith your Mie. isoverburdened that we shouldempesche your Hienesse, but theimportance of our comforting ourselves without intermission, orwearying to send up our humble <strong>and</strong> uncessant prayers unto Godfor your Mties. long <strong>and</strong> blessed reign. We reste (at the mostrespectful distance of the very bottom of the big sheet)," Your Maties. mo. humble <strong>and</strong> obedt. subjectis," John Corsane, Provost." J. Douglas." James Macgoun, bailye."Holograph of " Albert Cunnyngharae, clerk of Drumf reise, inname of tlie haill Counsell thairof."ith February , 1887.Mr Barbour, Vice-President, in the Chair.Twenty-six Members present.New Members.—Mr D. W. Rannie of Conheatli, <strong>and</strong> Mr J.Stafford, Mouswald.Donatioiis.—The Secretary laid on the table eleven parts ofthe Journal of the Linnean Society from Mr Robinson-Douglas ;eleven old coins from Mr T. Loudon ;also, an old Bible in two

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