Miscellany of the Maitland Club: Consisting of Original Papers and Other Documents Illustrative of the History and Literature of Scotland, Issue 57Maitland Club, 1843 - Scotland |
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... Commissioner for persute of the rebellious thevis and lymmaris callit the Clangregour , And his Majestie and Lordis of secreit counsaill being willing to assist the said Lieutennant in everie thing whiche may farder and advance that ...
... Commissioner for persute of the rebellious thevis and lymmaris callit the Clangregour , And his Majestie and Lordis of secreit counsaill being willing to assist the said Lieutennant in everie thing whiche may farder and advance that ...
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... estaites to do thair dewties , which being finissed the Commissioner desyred the pre- lats and noblemen to retire thame to cheise the Lords of Articles . And the Commissionar , discending furth of his chyre , 114 1612 . MANNER OF RYDING ...
... estaites to do thair dewties , which being finissed the Commissioner desyred the pre- lats and noblemen to retire thame to cheise the Lords of Articles . And the Commissionar , discending furth of his chyre , 114 1612 . MANNER OF RYDING ...
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... Commissioner and Lords of Privy Council ordain the Magistrats of Edinburgh , to cause make a Lane of their Citizens ... Commissioners , neither 1681 . 119 SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT .
... Commissioner and Lords of Privy Council ordain the Magistrats of Edinburgh , to cause make a Lane of their Citizens ... Commissioners , neither 1681 . 119 SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT .
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... Commissioners , neither are to ride . 6. The Nobility are to ride in their robes , and with footmantles . 7. The ... Commissioner from Burghs one ; and every Nobleman is to have a Gentleman bareheaded to walk by him , and to bear up ...
... Commissioners , neither are to ride . 6. The Nobility are to ride in their robes , and with footmantles . 7. The ... Commissioner from Burghs one ; and every Nobleman is to have a Gentleman bareheaded to walk by him , and to bear up ...
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... Commissioner come . And when an ordinary subject is Commissioner , the High Chancellor is to take his own purse in his hand , and to usher him betuixt the bar and the throne . But when his Royal Highness , or any lawfull brother or son ...
... Commissioner come . And when an ordinary subject is Commissioner , the High Chancellor is to take his own purse in his hand , and to usher him betuixt the bar and the throne . But when his Royal Highness , or any lawfull brother or son ...
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