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223 phichen, and Broun the cook. 4. James Thomfone againft Bobert Sanders, printer. 5. Mr. Hew Fork, Shireff-clerk of Benfrew, againft my Lord Begifter. 6. Groldy againft the Toune of Dmnfreis. ?• John Montgonunery againft De Waux. 8. Thomas Broun againft Dumbar of Baldune. And a great many others, which are all to be feen in the infer- matiouns theirof befyde me ; and in ihe former praftiques, I have only marked the interlocutors in the moft of them, becaufe I have the debate befyde me in ther... bills and informations.
5 MarHj 1679.— The Lords of Exchequer this day paiTed the gift of No. i76, p.
the lifrent efcheat of the Lord Forrefter in favors of Hew Wallace, Wryter to the Signet, and he being payed, affigned the remanent and fuperplus profit of the gift to Edward Buthren, fone to the rebell, as creditor to his father, who had intrometted with the E[arle] of Bramford's eftate, belonging to the faid Edward, and that by a l^eciaU iignator theirof from his Majefty. The objeftions againft this gift ware, 1^ That, non con/iabatj that Hew Wallace or Edward Buthven ware creditors.
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223 phichen, and Broun the cook. 4. James Thomfone againft Bobert Sanders, printer. 5. Mr. Hew Fork, Shireff-clerk of Benfrew, againft my Lord Begifter. 6. Groldy againft the Toune of Dmnfreis. ?• John Montgonunery againft De Waux. 8. Thomas Broun againft Dumbar of Baldune. And a great many others, which are all to be feen in the infer- matiouns theirof befyde me ; and in ihe former praftiques, I have only marked the interlocutors in the moft of them, becaufe I have the debate befyde me in ther... bills and informations.
5 MarHj 1679.— The Lords of Exchequer this day paiTed the gift of No. i76, p.
the lifrent efcheat of the Lord Forrefter in favors of Hew Wallace, Wryter to the Signet, and he being payed, affigned the remanent and fuperplus profit of the gift to Edward Buthren, fone to the rebell, as creditor to his father, who had intrometted with the E[arle] of Bramford's eftate, belonging to the faid Edward, and that by a l^eciaU iignator theirof from his Majefty. The objeftions againft this gift ware, 1^ That, non con/iabatj that Hew Wallace or Edward Buthven ware creditors.
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