Gildrie Book Of Dundee Anno 1570 Vivas Rex 1729
Gildrie Book Of Dundee Anno 1570 Vivas Rex 1729
Gildrie Book Of Dundee Anno 1570 Vivas Rex 1729
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five pund wecht and ane hallf of wax pryce yrof threttie ane Doukat aucht ryells and thrie<br />
quarters if ane ryell pryce of ilk Doukat foure pund scotts money which he refused without he<br />
be compelled as ye said claime because ye samen claime being referred to ye said David his<br />
oath of veritie be ye said Androw. The said David declaired upon his conshience yat he<br />
abstracted no part of ye said wax fra ye said Androw nor yet ye pryce yairof but yat he maid<br />
him sufficient compt reckoning and payment of ye whole wax received be him fra ye said<br />
Andro and pryce yairof.<br />
Whilk day decernes and ordaines Walter Rankine mariner to content and pay to Robert<br />
Kendoll ye soume of 28 lib scotts money in compleit payment of ye pryce of ane warroptow of<br />
Danskeine weyand twentie staine weicht received by ye said Walter fra Alexr Gray skipper in<br />
ye moneth of (blank) 1615 to be sold to ye behove of ye said Robert. In respect of ye said<br />
Walter his owne confession of ye said Robert Kendoll his oath given yat ye defenders<br />
promised to him alss meikle for ye said tow proportionallie as he gave to James Boyter and<br />
James Pierson for yair waires sold tyme foirsd.<br />
Vigesimo secundo Die mensis Decembris 1618<br />
Whilk day the haill assessoris of ye gild findes yat Alex Miln merchand has misbehaved<br />
himself to Robert Clayhills Deane of gild in calling of him partiall in ye action persewed be<br />
Robert Lay alias Fraser against ye said Alexr ye said Deane of gild being sittand in judgment.<br />
And quhairfor ordaines him to pay ane unlaw of ten pund and ordaines him to remaine in<br />
ward while he makis amendis to ye Deane of gild and crave him humble pardon yairfor and<br />
sicklyk while he satisfie and pay ye said unlaw.<br />
Decimo Sexto Die Novembris 1518<br />
Whilk day ye Deane of gild and his assessors with consent of a number of ye merchandes<br />
being conveined in ye tolbuith yairof hes Statute and ordained yat all ye merchandis treameris<br />
within yis brugh sall set yair standis with yair merchandice in ye kirk yeard of ye brugh and<br />
hold market yairin upon ye xxiij of November instant whilk is St Clementis day And aucht<br />
dayes yrefter according to ye priviledge granted to yis brugh be owr soverane lords most noble<br />
progenitoris for halding of ane frie market and faire ye tyme forsaid. Ilk perswon under paine<br />
of ten pundis and ordaines publication to be maid heirof to ye bell and drum.<br />
Vigesimo quinto Die monses maii <strong>Anno</strong> Dmn 1619<br />
Whilk day William Fergusone Deane of gild of ye brugh of Dundie and his assessoris being<br />
conveined within ye tolbuith yairof anent ye action persewed at ye instance of James Young<br />
mariner against George Lochmalownie skipper makand mention that in ye moneth of July<br />
1618 ye said James delivered to ye said George ane half twn of bourdous wine to have beene<br />
transported to Orknay or Schetland and sold yaire to ye persewers use and to waire ye money<br />
yat sould be receaved yairfor as ye said George did his owne. And albeit yat ye defender sold<br />
ye saids wines for ye soume of ane hundredth punds whelk he received yairfor and yat he be<br />
holden to mak payment yairof and of ye profeits received yrby sincesyne extendin to certaine<br />
particular quantities specified in ye claime given in yairanent. Nevertheless he wrongouslie<br />
refuses to do ye same without he be compelled as ye said claime proportis. The richtes reasons<br />
and allegations of both ye saids parties being hard and considered be ye said Deane of gild and<br />
his assessors and yai yairwith being weill advised they have find and be ther presents findes<br />
yat ye said George Lochmalownie sold ye said half twn of wines of fourteine scoire seathis dry<br />
fisches and twentie five punds money and he sent home to yis brugh ye saids fisches in ane<br />
bark with Robert Moris burges of yis brugh whilke he desired him to mark with ye said James<br />
his mark and delywer ye same to ye said persewer or to wyff in his absence. And yat ye said<br />
Roebrt Mories did offer ye same to ye said person his spouse whilks sho refused and lykwayes<br />
yat ye said George had received ane bund maid be Jhone Bannatyne and George Craige in<br />
[blank] for payment to ye said James Young of ye said soume of twentie five punds and yairfor<br />
with consent of ye said George decerned him to mak payment to ye said James Young of ye<br />
said soume of twentie five punds. And ye said James Young to transfer his right of ye wreit<br />
maid be ye said Jhone Bannatyne and George Craige to ye said James Young anent ye<br />
payment thairof. And siclyk ordaines ye said James Young to receave ye saids fourteine scoir<br />
feaches and dry fisches fra ye said Robert Moreis on ye estaite wherin yai are presentlie incair<br />
ye said Robert Moreis will declaire upon upon his conscience yat ye said George<br />
Lochmalownie desired him to mak ye same with ye persewers mark and delyver yem to him or<br />
his wyff. And incaise ye said Robert declaire not ye same to be of veritie ordaines ye said<br />
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