Publications of the Scottish History Society, volume 36
Publications of the Scottish History Society, volume 36
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Giles Church.
For S. G. Mck's[704] Observations on the act of p. 1621, anent Bankrupts, 16 pence. For binding the book of Cragie's collections and some other papers, 4 shills. Stg. For fourbishing my sword and giving it a new Scabbord, 4 shils. St. For a candebec hat, 8 shils. St. For 6 quarters of ribban to it, 9 pence. On oranges, 6 pence. For the share of my dinner in Leith, the race day, a dollar. Item, for my part of the supper in Caddells when the advocats all met togither, 4 lb. Scots.
... [704] Sir George Mackenzie.
On the 16 of March 1675 I receaved from James Sutherland, thresaurer of thegood toune of Ed'r. 12 lb. Sterling as a years pension or salary owing tome by the good toune as their assessor, from Lambes 1673 till Lambes last1674, wheirof and all years preceiding I gave him a discharge.
For the articles of war, 3 pence. For halfe a pound of sweit pouder, 2 shils, sterl.
On the 20 of March 1675 I receaved from Andrew Young in name of my LordAbbotshall, 600 mks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Giles Church.
For S. G. Mck's[704] Observations on the act of p. 1621, anent Bankrupts, 16 pence. For binding the book of Cragie's collections and some other papers, 4 shills. Stg. For fourbishing my sword and giving it a new Scabbord, 4 shils. St. For a candebec hat, 8 shils. St. For 6 quarters of ribban to it, 9 pence. On oranges, 6 pence. For the share of my dinner in Leith, the race day, a dollar. Item, for my part of the supper in Caddells when the advocats all met togither, 4 lb. Scots.
... [704] Sir George Mackenzie.
On the 16 of March 1675 I receaved from James Sutherland, thresaurer of thegood toune of Ed'r. 12 lb. Sterling as a years pension or salary owing tome by the good toune as their assessor, from Lambes 1673 till Lambes last1674, wheirof and all years preceiding I gave him a discharge.
For the articles of war, 3 pence. For halfe a pound of sweit pouder, 2 shils, sterl.
On the 20 of March 1675 I receaved from Andrew Young in name of my LordAbbotshall, 600 mks.
What to read after Publications of the Scottish History Society, volume 36?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fountainhall John Lauder Lord to read onlineMoreLess
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