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A N N D E X,

DRAWN UP ABOUT THE YEAR I 629,

OF MANY \.^

R E C O R PS OF CHARTER S.

GRANTED BY THE DIFFERENT SOVEREIGNS OF SCOTLAND BETWEEN THE YEARS I^Og AND I413,

MOST OF WHICH RECORDS HAVE BEEN LONG MISSING. .

WITH AN INTRODUCTION,

GIVING A STATE, FOUNDED ON AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS STILL PRESERVED, OF THE ANCIENT RECORDS OF SCOTLAND,

WHICH WERE IN THAT KINGDOM IN THE YEAR 1 292.

TO WHICH ARE SUBJOINED, INDEXES OF THE PERSONS AND PLACES MENTIONED IN THOSE CHARTERS, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.

PUBLISHED AT THE ^/-) O . DESIRE OF

?i cL THE RIGHT HONOURABLE LORD FREDERICK CAMPBELL, LORD CLERK-REGISTER OF SCOTLAND.

WITH A VIEW TO LEAD TO A DISCOVERY OF THOSE RECORDS WHICH ARE MISSING.

1559029 PREFACE.

J. H E ohjedi of this Publication, is to recover Tome ancient Records of Scotland known compiled about the year and a very ancient to be mifTing ; and the bafis of it is an Index, 1629, Quarto Manufcript on vellum, lately difcovered.

Thefe materials came to the knowledge of the Editor by the following means.

The Lord Clerk- Regifter for Scotland, Lord Frederick Campbell, fome years ago, in attending to the duties of his office, obferved the periihing condition of the Parliamentary Records of Scotland, and formed the defign of getting them printed for the public benefit, as the Journals of both Houfes and the Parliamentary Rolls had been done in England.

Preparatory for this Work, the Editor tranfcribed, with his own hand, as much of the ear-

liefl and moft decayed part of thefe Parliamentary Records as would make up two FoUo Volumes ; and was direded by the Lord Regifter, as foon as the bufmefs of his office would permit, to make an accurate refearch in the Tower of London, and in the Chapter-Houfe at Weftminfter, to afcertain whether thefe ancient repofitories contained any materials, from which the defects in the Par-

liamentary Records of Scotland might be fupplicd, it being well known, that King Edward L had

carried to England all the Records prior to the reign of King Robert L

In the mean time, Mr Aftle, one of the Truftees of the Britifli Mufeum, whofe knowledge in

hiftorical antiquity is not lefs known than his anxious endeavours to make it ufeful to the public, informed the Lord Regifter, that he had difcovered fome curious Manufcripts in the Britifh Mu- feum refpeding Scotland, and in particular the Index now printed.

He likewife informed the Lord Regifter of a ftill more important difcovery, which he had made

as Keeper of his Majefty's State-Paper Office, which was a Quarto Manufcript on Vellum, written in a charader of great antiquity, and which, befidcs Tranfcripts of many Deeds relative to Scotch

affairs, contained Minutes of feveral Parliaments of Scotland antecedent to the earlieft Parliaments mentioned in the printed Statute-Book.

In confequence of this very important information, the Lord Regifter direded copies to be iv PREFACE. immediately made, both of the Index in the Mufeum, and the Quarto IVfanufcript in the State- convenientlv could, for the Paper office, preffing the Editor to repair to London as foon as he purpofe of more effeftually carrying on the intended refearch in all the above-mentioned repofi- torlcs.

The Editor accordingly, in Auguft 1793, repaired to London, where his firll care was to collate the two copies above mentioned with their originals.

The Index of Charters was found to be No. 4609. of the Harleian M nufcripts at the Britlfh

firft of that Index, at the top of it, there is written as follows. Mufeum ; and on the page

" This Book contains Lifts or Inventories of feveral Rolls or Records of Charters, granted by King Robert III. fucceffive Kings of Scot- " King Robert I. King David II. King Robert II. and

" land (a). thefe Rolls are loft." " This Lift is the more valuable, as feveral of

On an attentive examination, this Index was found to comprehend Twelve Rolls and One Book of Charters which now exift, and have always been kept with the other Public Records of Scotland.

greater number of Rolls and Books But befides thefe, it comprehends and relates to a much of Charters which are not now to be found in the Public Records of Scotland. The number fall- Three Books, ing under this defcription is -no lefs than Fifty-one Rolls of Royal Charters, and confifting partly of Charters, partly of Decrees in Parliament.

Thefe Fifty-one Rolls and Three Books, together with Two Rolls of Decrees in Parliament, (mentioned in page 28. at the top), though proved by this Index to have been known and patent long a period, that nei- to infpeftion in the year 1629, have been miflaid or difappeared during fo having ever exifted, ther the Editor, nor any perfon known to him, had any knowledge of their the fubjed of the prefent publication. till he had accefs to and perufed the Index which makes

The Fifty-one Rolls and Three Books above mentioned as not now exifting in the Public Records of Scotland, feem to have contained about 1845 Charters and 30 Decrees in Parliament, which exclufive of the contents of the two Rolls of Decrees in Parliament mentioned page 28. do not appear to be particularly ftated in the Index.

The Manufcript difcovered by Mr Aftle in the State-Paper Office was, on examination, found in everv refpect fo to be the moft ancient Book of Scottift: Record now known to exift, and endeavour to reco- curious and important, that the Lord Regifter thought it incumbent on him to of that part of the Kingdom to which ver it, for the purpofe of its being preferved in the Records

it inconteftably appeared to have belonged.

(a) It contains alfo Charters granted by Robert Duke of Albany as Regent PREFACE. V

gracioufly pleafed to order For this purpofe a petition was prefented to his Majefty, who was which it had the Manufcript Book to be removed from the State-Paper Office at London, with no connexion, and to be delivered to the Lord Regifter of Scotland, that it might be depofited in the General Regifter-Office kept at Edinburgh for the prefervation of the Public Records belonging to that part of the Kingdom.

This Manufcript Book having been brought by the Lord Regifter to Scotland in November to the examination of the Supreme Court 1793, it was judged proper that it fliould be fubmitted of that country, in order to its receiving the fanftion of that Court.

Accordingly, in the month of December 1793, a Committee of the Judges was, in confequence of a petition prefented to the Court, appointed to infped the Manufcript, and to report their opinion y who reported,

" That the Book is an authentic Record of Writings, Public and Private, relating to Scot- " land."—Whereupon the Court made the following Refolution, to wit, " Approve of the Report; " appoint the Manufcript Volume to be lodged among the other Public Records in the cuftody of this " the Lord Clerk-Regiiler and his Deputies ; and requeft the Lord Prefident, in name of " Court, to return thanks to the Right Honourable Lord Frederick Campbell, Lord Clerk- " Regifter of Scotland, for the trouble which his Lordfliip has taken in recovering to the public

" fo valuable a Book of the ancient Records of this country. They further take this opportunity of " expreffing the high fenfe entertained by the Court of the benefit the public has derived from his " Lordftiip's unremitting afliduity and eminent fervices in the execution of his office as Lord " Clerk- Regifter, and particularly in the great attention which he has beftowed upon the con- Records, as well as " ilrudion, fitting up, and completing of the New Repofitory for the Public laft of all, in having fohcited and obtained, " the internal arrangement of the bufinefs there ; and for the prefervation of the building, " by the favour of his Majefty, a permanent eftabliftiment fecurity and fafe cuftody of the Re- " and for defraying the neceiTary expence attending the « Report, with this Commiflion, to be inferted in the Books of Sede- cords (.7) ; and appoint the " runt."

Mufeum, it was judged With regard to the Index before mentioned, difcovered in the Britifh the Lord Re- of the public ; and accordingly proper that it ftiould be printed for the information of exciting the public attention to the ^ifter gave orders for that purpofe, as the moft likely means the General Records of Rolls and Books of Royal Charters which have been abftrafted from

27th was appointed Lord Clerk-Reglfler of Scotland. On June [.,) In November 1768, Lord Frederick Campbell Auguft 1787 his Lordfliip's Deputies for 1-74 he laid the foundation-ftone of the General Regifter- Houfe. On 13th remove the Records thither from the two keeping the Records took poffenion of their apartments there, and began to they were formerly kept. On the Jth of vaults under the Court of Seffion, called the Laigh Parliament Houfe, where the General Reg.ller-Houfe. And finally removed from thofe vaults, and arranged in Oaober 1 79 1 the Records were for Majefty, a permanent eftabliftiment of L. 500 a-year in January 1792 his Lordfhip obtained, by the bounty of his ncceft'arily conncdeJ with it. the fupport of the fabric, and for defraying various contingent expences b

INTRODUCTION.

X H E Index of Charters, which is the principal fubjeft of the prefent publication, has been fully mentioned in the Preface. It exhibits a Rate of the Charters granted by the different Sovereigns of Scotland, from the acceffion of King Robert I. in the year 1306, till the 8th year of the regency of Robert Duke of Albany, in 141 3, a period of about 108 years. There are now in Scotland no Records of any kind anterior to the acceffion of King Ro. bert I. (a) confequences of the fatal The lofs of our more ancient Records was one of the unhappy difpute about the fucceffion to the Crown of Scotland in the years 1291 and 1292, which refulted from the failure of the direft line of the Royal I'amily of Scotland in the perfon of the infant grand-daughter of King Alexander III. commonly called the Maiden of Norway. Fortunately, however, fuch monuments of thofe ancient Records are flill preferved, in different Inflruments drawn up on that occafion, as prove incontrovertibly, that Scotland, prior to

the difpute about its Crown, had reached a pitch of internal polity not inferior to that of any kingdom in Europe at the fame period. to decide on the claims of the different com- King Edward I. of England having been chofen to the petitors for the Crown, iffued a writ (b), direded to the Bilhop of St Andrew's, Conitabie

in the Preface, appears to have (a) The ancient Book of Record difcovered In the State-Paper Office, as mentioned Robert II. It contains indeed fome InRru- been written in the reigns of King Robert I. King David II. and King Richard I. to King WiUiam, 104. inents that fall not within the period of thofe reigns,- viz. the Difcharge by King p. criminis by King Robert III. No. 13.; the Bull by Pope Boniface VIII. p. 100. No. 3.; the Rimilfio feu aboHlia tha ancient league with France by the Regent Robert Duke of Albany, p. 111. p. 104. No. 12. ; and the renewal of alone excepted, clearly evinces No. 61. But the appearance of thofe entries in the Book, the Bull of Pope Boniface that they were not inferted there when the reft of the Book was written.

gratia Epifcopo Sandi Andrcjs (b) " Rex et Superior Dominus Scotix, venerabili in Chrifto patri W. eadem m de Edinburgh, et Willielmo de " Scotia, ct dilefto et fideli fuo Radulpho Baffet de Drayton tonllabulaiio Catlri fui " Dunfres Cuflodi Rotulorum regni Scotias, et omnibus ballivis et fidelibus fuis ejufdem regni ad quos, &c. falutcm : Sandx Crucis dc " Sciatis, quod afllgnavimus dileftos nobis in Chrifto Abbatem de Dunfermelyn, et Adam Abbatem de Lincoln, ct " Edinburgh, et dileftum et fidelcm noftrum Johannem de Lithegreynes, Magiftrum Willielmum Tho- «' mam de Pifheburn, ad invcftigar.dum, fcrutandum, videndum, et cxaminandum Chartas, Inftrumenta, Scrlpta, Literas " Papales, Compofitioucs, Rotulos et Irrotulata, et omnia alia munimenta, jus petcntium in regno Scotix et fimiliter et ea recipienda, « nos ct regnum quoquomodo tangcntia, in Caftro de Edinburgh, ct alibi in codem regno exiftentia, ad quod cifdcra Abbatibus, «' defcrenda, et deponenda in locum per nos ad hoc affignatum ; ct idee vobis mandamus, " Johanni, Willielmo, ct Thomx, vel prxdidis Johanni, Willielmo, et Thomx- tantum, cum prxdidos Abbates ad requiliti ct yos, " hoc vacare non contigerit, iatcndentcs fitis et ausiliantes quotiens ex parte iiottra fuper hoc fucritis j C X INTRODUCTION. of the Caftle of Edinburgh, and to the Clerk Regifler for Scotland, commanding them to deliver fuch records as were within the Caftle of Edinburgh, or any where elfe in Scotland, to certain perfons named in the writ, whom he had appointed to infpeft and to invefligate fuch of them as

had any relation to the claims of the competitors, or to himfelf and his kingdom ; and whom he had authorifed to receive thofe Records, and to convey the fome to a place which he had pointed out.

In obedience to this order, many of the Records of Scotland appear to have been carried to Berwick-upon-Tweed, and to have been depofited there the 23d of Augull, in the 20th year of

the reign of King Edward I. viz. 1292.

Of the Records thus conveyed to Berwick, there is a Catalogue ftill preferved in the Chapter- houfe at Weftminfter. In the Index of the Inftruments in that Repofitory made up by Mr Agarde

between the years 1603 and 1625, the title of that Catalogue is entered in thefe words, viz. " In-

" dentura de Evidentiis Jocalibus et aliis inventis in Caftro de Edenburgh, 23. Augufti, et illinc " defertis ufque Berwick, 20 Edw. I."

That Catalogue was feen by the Editor in the Chapter-houfe at Weflminller in September

and it is printed in Sir 1793 ; Jofeph Ayloffe's Calendars cf ancient Charters (a), in the following words, fome inaccuracies of the prefs being here corrected, and a few obfervations added in the

form of notes. The corrections are incloled in parentheles, and printed in Italic charafters. '^GATALOGUS

" MUNIMENTORUM qua: capta fuerunt in thefauria de Edenburg, in preicutia

" Abbatum de Dumfermelyn & de Sanda Cruce Edenburgi, & Johannis de Ly the- " granes Ballivi de Lincoln, & Thomx de Fiffeburne, et Willielmi de Dumfreys

" cuftodis rotulorum regni Scotix, et depofita apud Berwick vicefinio tertio die

" AuguRi, anno 20 Edwardi Primi regis Anglix, per pra^ceptum ejufdem regis,

" fuperioris domini regni Scotia;.

" CHARTA Richardi regis Anglia; facta Willielmo regi Scotise de feodo recipiendo, eundo

" &; redeundo ad curiam Angliie (b).

" C harta quod Alexander rex Scotia: non inibit foedus cum inimicis Henrici regis Anglia;, nee " guerram procurabit.

«' pracfato Epifcopo clavcs Tliclaiirarix-, necnoii lionionim, domorum, cMvl prediai, arcliarum, cillarum, ct fcn'nioriim

" quoi-umcunque in quibus predida munimenta, literal:, lotui;, ct ctctera qualiaciinque pvedida indrumenta fint recordata, " prediclis Abbatibus, Johanni, Willielmo, et Tliomrc, cum tis ad hoc venire contigeiit, liberetis ; in cujus, Sic. " Telle Rege apud Btrewyk fuper Twed in Scotia, i 2 die Augufti." Prynne's CoUeclions, vol. 3. page 548. where fee printed we on the margin, " Rot. Scotix-, an. 19 et zo E. I. m. 11. De Chartis, Scriptis, et aliis intlruniciuis " tangentibus Regem et peteutes jus in regno Scoti* ftrutandis et examinandis," &c.

{a) Pages 327. 328. 329, and 330. (h) Printed iii the Fadera, vol. I. p. 87. INTRODUCTION. xi

'* Charta quod adventus regis Scotia; non trahatur in confequentiain de veniendo ad corona- ** tionem regis Angii£E.

" Obligatio domini Roberti de Brus junioris quod erit fidelis regi Scotias.

" Litera Richardi regis Angliae de redditione caftrorum de Rokefburg Si Berwick (a).

" Charta Ludovici filii regis Francije, fafta regi Scotia:. " Charta regis Norwagise de homagio fociendo regi Scotias per infulanos. " Obligatio hominum de Karryk quod erunt cum rege Scotias contra omnes. " Litera majorum (de) Mann, mifla Alexandre regi Scotiae. " Charta baronum de Ergadia f;ida regi Scotiec. *' Obligatio magnatum Scotias facta regi Alexandre, quod tenebunt domicellam Norwagia; pro

" domina & regina Scotize (/»). " Charta baronum Anglia; niifla regi Scotias contra Johannem regem Angliae. " Charta baronum Anglije & civium Londinenfiuni mifla regi Scotia contra Johannem regem " Anglia;. " Charta baronum Angliee probis hominibus de Karleol' contra Johannem regem Angliae de

" civitate Karl' reddenda regi Scotias. " Charta baronum Anglite mifla tenentibus Northumbriie, Cumbria:, (et) "Weflmorlandiae, " contra Johannem regem Anglix. " Charta regis Angliae quod rex Scotia: Sc fui incola: (c) poffint fe maritare, non obdante con- " federatione prius inter eos facia. " Litera Henrici regis Anglia: mifl;i regi Scotii^, de veniendo apud Norham die fl:atuto. " Charta Henrici regis Anglic de advocationibus ecclefiarum Cumberlandia: fada regi Scotia:. " Charta domini regis Angliae fafta Alexandre regi Scotia; de terris de Penryth & aliis terris

•' in Cumberlandia. " Litera Majoris et civium Londinenfiuni mifla regi Scotia: contra Johannem regem Anglije.

" Litera regis Mann (-ia) quod tenebit terram Mann de rege Scotia;. " Scriptum chirographatuni inter Henricum regem Anglia; & Alexandrum regem Scotia:, de " comitatibus Northumbrise, Cumberlandia;, et Weftmorlandia;, fadum coram Otone legato d). " Litera regis Anglia; mifla regi Scotia: & Davidi fralri iuo. " Litera Edwardi regis Anglia;, quod adventus regis Scotia; ad coronationem fuam, nee petita

" fervitia ibidem, ipfi regi Scotia; fmt prejudicialia. " Scriptum obligatorium Anegi Dovenaldi quod exha;redetur i\ forisfecerit contra regem Scotia;.

" Finalis concordia inter reges Norwagi;e et Scotia; facta apud (de) Man, et aliis infulis (c).

in Xgarde's Index of the " Traflatus pncis," &c. p. 287. of Sir Jofeph's (/?) This charter is more fully entered Mr Prinii, redditioric caftrorum de Rokfburgh et de Calendars, 5cc. in thefe words, viz. " 1 189. l.itera regis Ricardi de ante captionem regis Willielmi et de " Berwick, et de rtftitutione omnium libertatum quas habuerunt reges Scotix ; non reilitutx omnino non valeant, «• Uteris rcllitutis et reftltucndis, fi qux fuerint invents ; & quod literx invents et and of this Index of Charters. « Dal. 5. Dtcembris, I Rio. I." Sec Focdera, vol. 1. p. (4. ; p. 104.

266.. [h) Sec Sir Jofeph Nyloffe's Calendars, p. 288. ; and Focdera, vol. z. p.

'era, vol. i. ct padlm. {c) The word tncola is fufpieious, perhaps for " fu£ forores." See Fee p. 240.

this Index of Charters, 101, {d) See this printed 111 the Focdera, vol. i. p. 375. (0 See p. xli INTRODUCTION.

*' Litera Radolphi legati de prorogatione dierum. marltagio Hugonis " Litera Henrici regis AngliiE fada Alexandre regl Scod^e de warda k " Bygot comitis Norfolcije. regein " Charta Johannis regis Anglic, mifla Willielmo regi Scotise de traftatu marltagll inter *' Francias & filiam Willielmi regis Scotias. de veniendo ufque « Litera mifla regi Seotise per magnates Anglic poft mortem regis Johannis, =' Northampton. probos homines de regno Scotia fuper bondas " Qiiaedam inquifitio fafta apud Rokefburg per Berwick Twedmuth. « marchijE k etiam fuper difcordias fluftus maris inter & marcarum regi Scoti^e « Scriptum cliirographatum inter magnates Scotia fub 'poena quatuor " folvendarum. Scoticanse ad ecclefiam Romanam. " Bulla Honorii tertii de immediata Tubjeaione ecclefias de clero Scotis. " Alia bulla Clementis quarti, quod rex Anglic poflit recipere decimam maritagio domi- " Litera de conventione inter Edwardum regem Anglise k cultodes Scotias de

" cellss Norwegije (a). Sodorenfi quod non iret fuper " Scriptum regis Scotiee Alexandri per quod conceflit epifcopo " Mann ufque ad tempus. Wallias. " Proteftio Henrici regis Anglias, fa£l:a domino Magno regi Mann, in partibus colpandi commuiii- " quieta clamatio Johannis Cumyn patris, fafta regi Scotias de libertate & " candi in bofcis & dominicis ad manerium de Werk pertinentibus. domini regis. " PrcCter ifla fcripta, capta fuerunt ibidem tranfcripta irrotulata in capella " Una cedula que loquitur de warda cailri de Rokefburg. " Rotulus de bourgis k molendinis. " Unus rotulus magnus de recognitionibus. Aidenfton. " Unus rotulus in cujus fine continetur charta demmera (c/i' viora) de tangentia continen- " Alius rotulus de recognitionibus, in quo multa negotia utrumque Magnum

" tur, k etiam negotium tangens com' de Mar' & Thomam . .quod burgenfes " Alius minor rotulus de chartis & libertatibus de Berewyck, & ibi invenietur " tenentur includere villam de Berewyck. " Unus rotulus de titulis omnium chartarum quem W. de Dumfres facere fecit. " Una cedula de chronicis de adventis regis Willielmi ad regcm Anglia;. " Una cedula tangens garderobam regis Scotis. Umframvel). " Una cedula de armis regis Scotia: traditis ingramo {Ingeramo) de " Unus rotulus de antiqms Jiatutis regni Scotia (0). " Pricterea tres ciphi de criilallo.

" I'res ciphi de nuce, & unus ciphus argenteus. " Unum thuribulum argenteum deauratum. " Duo godeta vitrea. " Virgse Aaronis. " Tria ccrnua eburnea. " Unus baculus unde Euftathius de Vefey faifivit regem Alexandrum In comltatu Northamp-

" tonias cum eflet apud Norham ad caftellum obfidendum

to this Introdudion. {a) See Fcedtra, vol. 2. p. 482. and 485. (*) See the Note fitbjoined :

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" Vlglntl duse Hnguse ferpentinse pofitse in argento. « Una clavis Sanfti Mahufei. *' Unus ciphus argenteus. " Duo coftralli de criftallo. *' Quatuor cophini cum reliqulis diverfis. *' Unus cophinus cum cruce argentea in qua eft pars crucis dominicse. « Duo tamerella ligata argento. " Duo antiqui rotuli de garderoba regina;.

crucis, ibidem repofita per prcS- Omnia ijia inventa fuerunt in quadam cijla in dormitorio fanHa ^ " didos abbates, if alios fub eorumfigilHs.

fubfcripta, fcilicet, « Et in thefauria caftri de Edinburgh, inventa fuerunt ornamenta " Duae capp^ brudatas nobiles. •' Una cafula brudata nobilis. " Alia non brudata. " Tunicula, & dalmatica de rubeo famlto. brudata, « Duse ftolse & duse fauena; brudatse cum uno amito, & una alba " Unum manutergium cum frontali brudato. " Duo filateria burellata in parte deaurata. *• Unum par fpatulariarum, & manetlorum cum cafula corporalium brudata. " Una cappa de viridi famito. " Duai cappse de famito purpureo, & duse de famito rubeo. " Una tunicula, & una dalmatica de baudekin. " Unum amitum brudatum. •' Tres baudekins. " Item plura minuta volutata panniculo lineo. " Unum veftimentum integrum vetus, five cafula. " Unum fcrinium argenteum deauratum in quo reponitur crux que vocatur la Make rode (a), unum peQen eburneum. " Unum auriculare de baudekin, tria manutergia. " Et una navis ad incenfum.

figilla fua fcriptis aliorum " In cujus rei teflimonium quilibet prjediaorum abbatum & aliorum " appofuerunt. Datum apud Edinburg, die Jovis in vigilia Sancli Bartholomsi, anno Do- " mini 12^1" (b), (1292).

(a) See Fordoun's Scotichroiiicon, vol. i. p. 307.

Is Augiift, if the year be 129J, the docquet, (i) Should probably be 1291 ; and yet as the Fi^il. S. Barth. 13d day the deeds were depofited at Berwick. This is improbable if not erroneous, has been fealed at Edinburgh the very in of docquet. Eiit in every view 1291 and there mua either be an error in the date of the dcpofitation, or that the feems wrong. xiv I N T R O D U C T I O N.

Again, after King Edward h?,d pronounced bis award m. favour of BaHio'l, and after that unfortunate King had in the ufual manner been crowned at Scone, and proclaimed King of Scot- land, many of the Scottifli Records appear to have been delivered by certain officers of King Ed- ward to Alexander Balliol, the Chamberlain of Scotland, for the ufe of the King of Scots. A

Catalogue of thofe Records is llkewife infertcd in Sir Jofeph's Calendars (a) ; and among the " Rotuli Scotias" in the fame book (b), the precept authorifing that delivery occurs in thefe words : " De rotulis liberandis regi Scotia; :" And in Mr Agarde's Repertory of the Trad'atus

Pads, &c. the title of the Catalogue is entered in thefe words : " Indentura fada inter diiftum Edwar- " dum regem Anglian fuperiorem dominum regni Scotias, et Dominum Johannem regem Scotiae, " de Bullis, Scripfis, Librls, Rotufis compotorum vicecomitum et aliorum miniflrorum didi

" regni Scotise, et de aliis memorandis inventis in caflro de Edenburgh in regno Scotia;, in manii

" Domini regis Angliee exiftente, et liberatis per preceptum dicli regis Anglite predi£to regi- '' Scotias. Dat. 30 Decembris, 21 Edw. I."

This Catalogue is fingularly curious and intereRing. It mentions, though in very general terms, a vaft number of Records. It feems to be totally different from the Caialogus Munimen- ionm depofited at Berwick, which has been juft laid before the reader ; and it evidently indicates, a fecond removal of Records in the fame year 1 292, not to Berwick, but to the Caftle of Roxburgh.

It affords a prefumption too, that the Inftruments, Jewels, &c. contained in that firll Catalogus were not returned. It is conceived in the following words, viz.

" Memorandum. " Quod in ifto chirographo continentur omnia k fingula qure dominus " Radulphus Baffet, cuftos caftri puellarum conftitutus per fereniffmium principem dominum " Edwardum regem Anglia;, dominum Hibernias, ducem Acquitanias, & fuperiorem dominum •' regni Scotiee, ipfo regno in manu didi Domini regis exiftente per mortem Alexandri quondam " regis Scotiae defundi, venire fecit, de dido caftro ufque ad caflrum de Rokelburgh, per man- " datum R. Bathonienfis & Willielmi Dunelmenfis, & W. Elyenfis epifcoporum, Gulielmi de " Langetone cuflodis garderobee didi domini regis Anglije, & W. de Karletone baronis de fcac* " carlo didi regis Weftmonaflerii, compota totius regni Scotise, ex parte prasdidi regis Anglias, '' videlicet, camerariorum, jufticiariorum, firmariorum, dominicorum regni, thanorum, burgo- •' rum, et omnium miniftrorum regni przedidi, apud didum caftrum de Rokefburgh, & caftrum " de Berewyck, audientium anno gratias 1292; et qua; omnia & fmgula adeo plene & integre, " ficut recepta fuerunt, per auditores prtedidos, fub figillis fuis liberata fuerunt domino Alexandre- " Balliolo, camerario didi regni, per pra^ceptum dicli domini regis Anglife, &c. per manus " dominorum W. de Langetone, W. de Karleton, prjedidorum, & Johannis de Drokensford,

*•' clericorum domini regis Anglic, ad opus Johannis de Balliolo, Dei gratia regis Scotia; pofl- ; " quam idem Joliannes didum regnum coram dido domino rege Anglise, plene fuit acceplus, & " per gentes ipfnis regis Anglia;, ac magnates Scotije, in fede fua regia de Scona affeffus, & pro

" rcge tentus, ac publice proclamatus : videlicet, duo coffri fomerati in quorum uno fuerunt *' roiuli continentes compota totius regni, & in altero plura alia negotia, tam de compotis, quam

" aliis memorandis, & etiam plura fcripta fignata, & non fignata, cum aliis diverfis, prout inferius. *' conunetur." " Videlicet, In uno facculo continebantur 23 rotuli magni & mediocres, de compotis vice-

{a) Pages 333. 334. 335. and 336. {b) Page 109. Artick 15. INTRODUCTION. x>v

" comitum, ballivorum, firmarlorum, tbanormn {a), burgorum, & aliorum, divcrfis temporibus " regum Scotice.

" In alio facculo 185 rotuli & memoranda de compotis omnimodis receptorum vel expen- " forum aliquo modo tangentibus tarn vicecomires, ballivos, & alios regni miniftros, quam " aliorum compota aliqua de rebus quibufcunque reddentium, fcilicet, de redditibus &: firmis " quibufdam & exitibus eorundem, de inventoriis caftrorura, & aliorum locorum, de expenfre " diverforum nunciorum regis & aliorum, de compotis monetariorum, & de inilauris {b) Wayting aliis compotis diverfis de « regis & reginae, & quibufdam expenfis eorundem, & liberorum, & " temporibus diverforum regum. Et in uno rotulo eorundem, contincbantur quadam tangentia " teftamentum Willlelmi quondam regis Scotia. " In tertio facculo 52 rotuli, cedulas, & memoranda, videlicet, quidam rotuli de fmibtrs

et . . . " faftis per gentes Scotia; regibus ejufdern regni, tamin vaccis quam denariis ; quidam de .

" julHciariorum & aliis perquifitis, de auxUiis pofttls fitper barones reg?ii, & coUeclionibus eorunr-

" dem, de catallis burgenfmm diverforum. appreciatis, & de aliis prsedicta tangentibus, temporibus " diverforum regum. " Ouarto facculo 93 rotuli parvi 8c cedula:, & memoranda de diverfis inquifitionibus, per- prsedia tangentibus. « ambulationibus, &exiftentis {extenfis) terrarum, cuftodiis, & aliis hujufmodi ordinationibus de hofpitio regis " In quinto facculo 25 rotuli & memoranda de diverfis &

" reginee diverfis temporibus, et aliis prsedicla tangentibus. de obfidibus traditis in manibus diverforum " In fexto facculo 41 rotuli & cedula;, & fcripta ^" fecerunt regibus prrcdiclis temporibus prasteritis, & de " regum Scotia:, & de his qui fidelitatem " pluribus negotiis tangentibus terram RIann. qua:dam fcripta figillata tangentia matrimonium " In feptimo facculo 33 rotuli, ceduife, & alia negotia de ma- " Norwagia; & Flandria:, & negotia alia terrarum illarum hinc inde fafta, & regina; Scotise, nee non, & alia tangentia prselocu. « ritagio filial comitis de Brus {Drus), ultimo hreredem Scotite {c). « tionem matrimonii inter filium regis Angliffi, & domicellam Norwagia; " In oftavo facculo 307 rotuli, cedulse, fcripta figillata & memoranda de querelis & pecr- prtsdiftis mif- " tionibus diverfis faftis regibus Scotiis, & tranfcripta diverfarum literarum regibus reges Scotia:, refponfiones " farum, & alia hujufmodi, cc petitiones qujedam regibus Anglise per & " ad quafdanii continentur tranfcripta qua- " In nono liicculo 40 rotuli, cedute, & memoranda, In quibus quadam inqulfitione " rundam literarum, bullarum & chartarum, una cum legibus marchia;, & " tangente marchiam, & tranfcriptum literce epifcopi Dunelmenfis mllTge ad regem Scotlas. alia mouetam taa- " In decimo facculo zi rotuli, tangentes compota moneta;, & cambii, & " gentia. " Rotulus de confuetudine lanas & correorum apud Berwick. receptis, ac " In uno facculo 295 fcripta & munimenta figillata de diverfis obligationibus & Scotias, una " liberationibus fadlis, nee non aliis diverfis mandatis, temporibus diverforum regum

There fcems to be fome error hcr< (a) See Note fubjoined to this Introduaion. (i)

{c) Sec Foedera, vol. 2. pages 482. and 485-. xvi INTRODUCTION.

" Pedes finium levatorum in itinere jufticiarii in Tyndale. pontificum, literas cardlnalium. « In eodcm facculo 13 bullse Romanorum & 30 utraque parte fcriptas, in quo continentur « Unus rotulus magnus, qui continet 62 pecias ex Scotia, ac etiam charU recognitiones ^ regim , *' diverfcE charts ^ confirmationcs diverforum ^

tenementis regibus illis redditis, quam de aliis ; nee " fcripta alia de regno illo, tarn de terris & amicabiliter terminantur, etinm " non & placita in quibus omnia judicia fere refpeduantur vel & inter ma^rnates & alios homines ejufdem *' concordise & conventiones diverfa; fupra comraverfiis perambulationes, tarn de hominibus infu- " regni habitis, & etiam inquifitiones, purprefturse, & alia qujedam dona & conceffiones per reges Sco- « larum quam aliis ad pacem regum admiffis, & inter reges prsediftos k magnates ejufdem regni habita & " ti£e fadla, & alia diverfa muneranda

*' traftata. eidem rotulo appenfis, in " Unus rotulus minor qui continet 11 membra, cum 16 cedulis Alexandrum de diverfis annis, *' quo continentur charta ^ conf.rmationes qucsdam, fadce per regem etiam una cum recogni- " una cum diverfis chartis Is' fcriptis quorundam magnatum Scotia, & de Balliolo fuper « tionibus, & proceffibus querelarum, videlicet, querelas tangentes Johannem " deliberatione Thomze de Galwidice, & de aliis memorandis diverfis. " Unus rotulus de novem peciis, fcriptus, in quo continentur chartas & confirmationcs faftge chartis fcriptis " per A. regem Scotise ultimum, de diverfis annis regni fui, una cum quibufdam " per quofdam magnates Scotise, & aliis confimilibus negotiis ut praedicitur. " Unus rotulus de undecem membris de recognitionibus, & antiquis chartis, tempore regis dederunt olim pacem- fuam, de illis " Will. & Alex, regis filii fui, & de illis quibus dicti reges & " qui fteterant cum Macvilla {Mackzvillajn) {a). debitis, que de- " In uno facculo continentur 46 rotuli, magni & parvi, quorum quidam funt de Icgibus lEf confuetudinibus burgorwn « bebantur domino regi, ^duo de legibus ^ ajjifis regni Scotia:, Sf de rotuli de memorandis, videll- " Scotice, iff de quibufdam Jiatutis editis per reges Scotia (b) ; et duo Carnoco cancellarius, de " cet, unus magnus & alius parvus, quos fieri fecit magifter Thomas de regis Scotias " fcriptis & aliis in depofito remanentibus infra caftrum puellaruni pofl mortem ; rotulus de protef- " et quidam parvus rotulus de purprefturis faftis fuper regem Scotia, & unus

" tatione domini R. de Brus, & obligatio coraius de Monteth de navi domini regis, & aliis memo- arreragiis debitis de fermis, &c. " randis, & alii rotuli difti regis fuper comitatu de Monteth, et de ; teltamentum regis Alex- " et de quibufdam provifionibus faftis per cuftodes regni, & quoddam " tangentes garderobain regis liberati magiitro We'.ando andri ultimi confignatum ; et duo rotuli et quidam rotulus de inquifitionibus « per W. de Caremont apud Sconam, anno Domini 1282 ; rotuli parvi & cedulffi, de diverfis recognitionibus « faciendls fuper diverfis articuiis ; et quidam judicia redduntur " & proceflibus habitis, & duobus placitis contentis in auabus cedulis de quibus " rotuli de negotiis tangeiitibus Johannem de Balliolo, & Thomam in prsfentia regis ; et quidam •" de Galwid. marcis quolibet anno " In uno hanepario ligneo novem fcripta patentia confignata, de centum Scotias regi Norwagia;, pro con- " folutis regi Norwagite, in Orcadibus, in quibus rex tenetur " vcntione infulaium. Et funt dida fcripta, videlicet, de annis gratia: 1282, tertio, quarto, " qu.nto, fexto, feptimo, octavo, nono, & 1291, fed dc anno noiiagefimo nulla.

See the Note fuUjuined to this Introduclio (,.) Sec Fordoun, to!, i. p. 479. (^) INTRODUCTION. xvli

" Una litera comitis de FifF, per quam attornavit Rogerum de Bathket ad reddendum com- " potum pro ipfo. " In una pyxide, una litera ad modum chirographi confefta, de inventoriis rerum & garne- " fturze exiftentium in caftro de Dunbrittan, quando W. comes de Mar recepit cuftodiam. " Litera Andoeni baronis regis Norwagije, & fratris Inari de ordine minorum, attornatorum " domicellae Scotias, de recognitione receptorum 350 marcarum fterlingarum ad opus dominse " fute, de fermis terrarum de Bathket & de Rathan (^Rathau). " Litera Malcolmi comitis de Levenax, per quam refignavit & quietum clamavit Alexandre " regi Scotia, totum jus quod habuit, vel habere potuit, in terris quse quondam fuerunt Gil Pa- " trick Mac Mol Bride. " Litera Johannis de Balliolo, de reddendo regi Scotise Thomam de Gahvidia & uxorem &

« filios.

" Dure literje Henrici regis Anglise patentes, de vifta quadam inter ipfum & regem Scotije *' habenda. " Litera R. Sihvard obligatoria, de reddendo regi Alexandre terram de Kelles, quam citius

" idem rex fibi contulerit aliquod niaritagium cum centum marcatis terras.

" Litera Margareta^ de Ferrariis, comitiflk Derby, per quam refignavit in manum Alexandri

" regis conflabularium Scotiae, una cum jure quod habuit in diverfis terris nominatis in eadem " litera, ad feof'andum inde Alexandrum Comyn comitem de Boughan.

" Litera Dunkeldenfis & Dunblanenfis epifcoporum, & Benumundi de vicic-canonici " Aften. («) colltftorum dccimje, de executione mandati apoftolici, fada fuper negotio decimarum " fex annorum regi Scotite concefTarum.

" Litera M. de FifF, W. de Mar, & M. de Afceles (Jthe/es), comitum, & quorundam alio- " rum nominatorum, per quam obligant fe ipfos efle plegios pro domino Eugenio de Argadia, ad " folvendum Alexandre regi, quolibet anno 520 marcas pro quadam ferma terrarum."

It is well kno-wn, that King Edward L by reiterated perfonal infults againft Balliol indivi-

dually, as well as by various national indignities againft the people of Scotland in general, delibe-

rately, as it fliould fjicm, forced both the King and kingdom of Scotland to fly to arms. This gave King Edward the opportunity he delired, of attaining pofleflion of the country by conqueft. He entered Scotland in the year 1296, at the head of a powerful army ; and by the viftorious progrefs of his troops, he quickly extorted from Balliol a formal furrender of his crown and Idngdom, and obtained full and uncontroulcd pofieflion of the country of Scotland. It cannot be doubted that, along with the kingdom. King Edward got poffellion likewlfe of its Records, with which his officers, who had fo lately feen and examined them, were minutely acquainted. This feems to be proved by three fchedules, entered in Mr Agarde's Index of the

Tmciatus Pads et Treugarum in the Chapter ho ule at Weftminller, in the following words, viz.

" Tres fchedulas facientes mentionem de buUis, chartis, et aliis memorandis inventis in thefauro

" 1.' regis Scotiae apud Edinburgli, 10 Edw. (/;)

(a) S>>rr.e error \ robably in this name.

Calendars indent Charters, &c. ( ) of p. 290. Inftead of 20th it fliould be 24 Edw. I. as is proved by the principal Ichedulc itfclf, printed in the fame book, p. 337. to be immediate.)- laid before the reader. e xviii INTRODUCTION.

roll, and a fmaller written on Two of thofe Schcduhe, namely, a larger in the form of a the Chapter-houfe by the parchment and much decayed inclofed in the larger, were perufed in The larger contains all that is prmted m Editor in September 1793, and again in April .796. and firit nine lines on the top of p. 346. mclufive : the Calendars from p. 337. to the end of the Alexander III. in 1282 in the treafury an inventory of inflruments infpefted by the order of King of which it forms the moft important part. at tdinburgh, is inferted in that larger fchedule, 338th page of the Calendars, beginning with the Omitting the paragraph in th"fe middle of the manufcript, and correding a few errors of words, « The followingfchedule;' which is not in the runs thus, viz. the prefs, the Roll or Schedule, as printed in the Calendars,

Memorandum, Quod omnia fubfcrlpta inventa fuerunt in caflro de Edinburgh,. Scoti;^, apud " & Uberata fuerunt domino Hugoni de Crefllngham, thefaurario " Berewyck fuper Twedam, 16 Septembris, anno regni regis Edvvardi vicefimo-

" quarto (1296).

viceccmitura aliorum miniflro- " Unus rotulus contlnens 90 pecias, de compotis diverforum & qui rotulus fic incipit, Com- rum regni Scotia; ab anno Domhio 1218, ufque ad annum 1275, potwn Job. de Makefojell. " de anno ufque ad annum 12 15, qui fic in- Unus rotulus continens 7 pecias de eodem,

cipit, Vicefimian compotum Phdlppl qui fic incipit, " Unus magnus rotulus continens 91 pecias de eodem, ab anno Domini 121 8, Domini 1248. Compotum Alureti JUii Elibern. ^c. ufque ad annum apud Rokefburgh, anno Domini " Unus rotulus continens 19 pecias, de compotis auditis 1292, Rokefburgh, ^c. de diverfis annis, qui fic incipit, Compota audita apud fic incipit. Homines " Unus rotulus de compotis continens quatuor pecias de anno 1291, qui burgi de Dumfres, l^c. firmis molendinorum, unde compota redduntur " Unus alius rotulus continens fex pecias, de {reddita funt) apud Rokefburgh, ut fupra. " Rotulus continens duas pecias, de vifu compotorum anno 1292. " Unus parvus rotulus unius pecite, de compotis Reginald! de Hen. vicecomitis de Invernaryn,

' de anno 1292. " Unus rotulus unius pecis, de .... arreragiis compoti Johannis de Kynres (-rw)- " Unus rotulus continens 20 pecias, de diverfis redditibus vaccarum, porcorum, & aliorum, &c.

* qui fic incipit, Redditus vaccarum de Aberden. " antiquis redditibus Uiius rotulus continens 3 pecias, qui vocatur, Rotulus abbatis Archibaldi de

' in denariis Sff antiquis Waytingis.

" ahis, qui fic incipit, Unus rotulus continens 3 pecias, de antiquis redd'tibus in bladis, &

' Con.potum Wiliielnd Comyn, comitis de Buchan. " Unus rotulus continens 2 pecias, de compotis Willielmi Prat, vicecomitis de Invernaryn, anno

* Domini 1227. INTRODUCTION. six

'^ Unus rotulus de feodls militum, continens 3 pecias. " Unus rotulus continens pecias, de compote Will. Frefekyn, vicecomitis de Inver- " naryn, anno Domini 1204. " Unus magnus rotulus antiquus de compotis burgorum Scotise. " Unus rotulus de compotis (.pifcopatuum Scotiie.

" Plures rotuli, fimul ligati, de particulis compotorum novae confuetudlnis burgi de Berewyck, *' Unus rotulus de colleftione conl'uetudinis de lanis de Berewyck. ' Unus rotulus de reddita (redditii) comitatus de Strathern. " Diverfi rotuli & parvi k memoranda de antiquis redditibus Strivelins & diverfarum fermarum. de Kirk- " Una litera patens de .... ad firmam domino Galtero Moubray per Eufemiam =' patrick.

" Una litera patens obligatoria de decern doliis vini de Vafconia, folvendis domino Galfrido da " Moubray, per Willielmum de Verfona, mercatorem de Cathurco."

" Anno Domini millefimo ducentefimo oftogefimo fecundo, die Sancli Michaens,

" vifa funt niunimenta & fcripta domini regis in thefauria apud Edinburg. ex Bofco, « prsecepto regis, per magiRros Thomam de Carnoco, Radulphuni de &

" Willielmum de Dumfres [a).

immediate fmt fubjeaas " Imprimis, Bulte papales, bulla Honorii paps, quod eccleficX Scoticans " fummo pontifici, & confirmatio privilegiorum regis &: regni. " Similis bulla Celeflini.

" Similis In ocentii tertii. libertatum regis regni. " Bulla Innocentii quarti, de proteftione Sc confirmatione jurium & & *' Similis bulla Alexandri quarti. " Bulla Innocentii quarti, ne prrelari perturbent libertates & jura domini regis. " Bulla Innocentii quarti confervacoria, ne feratur fententia excommunicationis in perfonam

*^ regis. extra " Bulla Innocentii quarti duplicata, ne caufe eleftionum vel alias exammentur regnunx

*' Scotife, & prscipue in diocefi Eboracenfi. " Bulla Innocentii quarti, de parricipatione cum excommunicatis. regno Scotias trahatur extra " Bulla Innocentii quarti duplicata, ne quis ckricus vel laicus de

•' regnum ptr literas apoltolicas. " Bulla tjufdem Innocentii fuper ifto negotio confervatoria. divina in locis interdlais. " Bulla Innocentii quarti de Alexandre filio regis, quod poiTit audire " Bulla Alex iudri quarti, confirmatoria libertatum regis. Scoticanae. " Bulla I ,ucii papss, confirmatoria libertatum eccleiias ecclefis Scoticanse im- « Bulla Celedini papte, ut regnum Scotise non pollit interdici, & quod

((j) This inventory is printed in the Fadera, vol. 1. p. ^^^. XX INTRODUCTION.

" mediate fint fubjeftse ecclefiae Romanae, & quod nullus alienigena fit legatus in Scotia, nifi quera *' dominus papa ad hoc de corpore fuo fpecialiter deftinaverit.

" Bulla de fidelitate ab epifcopis domino regi prseflanda, quae dimiffa fuit in quadam parva

" pyxide, cum quibuldam aliis literis, ficut patet in fuperfcriptione ipfms pyxidis.

" Memorandum. Qiiod dominus Willielmus de Dunfres dicit, quod eft qu^edam bulla con- " fervatoria in depofito apud Melros, quam illuc portavit dominus Simon frater, ficut idem Simon

" confeffus fuit in vigilia Sanfti IVlichaelis coram confilio domini regis, anno &c. odogefimo in " fecunda pyxide. " Dicit quod audivit a magiftro Ricardo de Lanerk procuratore regis in curia, quod eft quasdam " bulla in curia Romana, quod rex non tenetur reddere epifcopis regni fui bona aliqua de epifcopa- *' tibus, antequam ei fecerint fidelitatem.—Cat.

" Inventa eft qusedam bulla contra clerum Scotije fuper decimis & aliis. " Bulla Innocentii quarli de redemptionibus votorum in Scotia, non obftante concefTione facta " regi Anglias. " Bulla Alexandri quarti de indulgentia conceffa capellse regis. " ' BuIIeg quatuor quod rex pollit fecum habere duos fratres prasdicatores, ac duos minores, " equitantes. " Bulla quod papa voluit quod Johannes de Chicham, quondam epifcopus Glafguenfis, prsftaret

" fidelitatis facramentum domino regi antequam ab eo reciperet temporalia.

" Bulla Innocentii quinti de concefGone decimas papalis in regno Scotias domino regi, fi voluerit " terram fanctam adire.

" Qujedam bulla quas innuit a contrario "fenfti, quod rex pofTit habere mobilia epifcopatuum

" poft mortem epii'coporum, fi hoc habeat a confuetudine.

" Sunt in quodam facculo per fe, propter iftas, queedam bullje minus valentes."

" Negotia tangentia Angliam.

" Litera Richardi regis, promifforia regi Scotire, quod reftituet ei omnia jura fua ; fed vix

" appn)'etfigilium. " Charta ejufdem Richardi regis de reftitutione jurium, & caftrorum, libertatum, & literarum

" regis Scotias (tf). " Litera regis Henrici de redditione honorum in Huntington. " Litera regis Johannis, quod non poflit caftrum firmari fuper portum de Twedmuth. " Litera Henrici regis Anglia;, de maritagiis fororum regis Anglias, h fororum regis Scotias.

" Litera Henrici regis Anglia:, quod compofitio inita inter reges apud Novum Caftrum de

" Tyn, non prjejudicat regi Scotia; in maritagiis libere faciendis (b'). " Litera regis Johannis ad recipiendum 7500 marcas ad opus regis Angliae, pro quodam fine, & " de refiduo remittendc.

(rt) Sec page II. line 4. of this Introdudion. (i) See ditto, line 19. INTRODUCTION. xxi

'• Litera monkorla epifcopi Elyenfis apoftollcas fedis legati, ad folvendum quandam pecunicc " fummam regi Anglia;. " Litera regis Anglise de die ftatuto apud Norham. « Litera quod non trahatur in confequentiam adventus regis Scotiee ad coronationeni regis

" Angliffi, nee per hoc prsjudicium ganeretur. " Ultima confedcratio fafta inter Henricum regem Anglite, & Alexandrum regem Scotia:, eoruni movebit guerram contra alium nifi ad " apud Novum Caftrum de Tyn ; et quod nullus " ipfius defenfionem, ubi non funt figilla comitum Gloverni^ & Herfordia?, nee videntur fuifle " appenfa. " Litera conventionalis facia inter regem Angli^e & regem Scotise, fuper maritagio Margareta;

" filias regis Anglia;.

Scotije, vel efl: *' Litera reo-is Anglise, de feodo prasflando regi de conduclu, &c duplicata.

" Litera arbitrii Ottonis legati inter reges Anglise & Scotia;, fuper arreragiis de ducentis libratis

" terras. " Litera regis Anglise, quod non prejudicetur regi Scotia quod venit femel in Angliam fine " conduftu, ubi figillum vix apparet. ' " Charta regis Anglise, de advocatlonibus ecclefiarum de Penreth & de Cumberland. " Charta de Lanwatby, &c. & de quadraginta libratis terrts in Penreth. " Litera Edwardi, de fuccurfu petendo a rege Scotia, & eil duplicata. " Litera regis Anglia; pro Rogero Bygot, de dcpofito pro maritagio ibroris regis. " Litera confederationis Richardi Marifcalli. " Confederatio inter regem ScotiiC & Barones Anglice olim fafta. " Adjudicatio terrarum Northumbrian, & Cumberlandias, & Weftmorlandia;, per barones An-

'* glisEj regi Scotis. " Litera conventionalis inter regem Scotia; k barones Anglia;, fuper quibufdam matrimoniis. " Mandatum baronum Anglias faftum civitati Carlioii, fuper redditione & adjudicationc terra- " rum Northumbriae, Cumberlandiee, & WeftmorlandiLe. " Charta Regis Anglis, de teflimonio offerendo inter regem Scotia; Sc Hugonem Bygot, fuper " debito 600 marcarum. « Mandatum baronum Anglias, direftum baronibus Northumbria;, Cumberlandit^, & Weft- « morlandiffi, per regem (pro Rege) Scotias. regi debitis ab " Litera conventionalis pro Rogero Bygot, de folvendis 600 marcis domino

*' eodem. " Litera Majoris & burgenfmm de London'. « De fumma pecunia; foluta (pro) maritagio fororis regis cum Marifcallo. Anglia;, do aila fccuvitatc *' Excufatio nunciorum regis Scotix, facta per quofdam magnates ^ aJ Templura London'. " fafta per eofdem fuper quadam fumma pecunia; deponenda " Amicabilis compofitio inter regem Scotia; &; Walterum de Seburtham. " Litera Robert! de Rofe & Euftachii de Vefey. dominus Willieimus de Dumtres dixit fe " Una litera cancellata quam non vidimus eo quod *' velle prius oftendere regi tenorem ejufdem. baronum Anglic. " Litera Ludovici filii regis Francia:, de confirmatione charts " Alia confocderalio inter Scotos ^ Anglicos. f xxjl INTRODUCTION.

" Solatio 3750 mercarum regi Angliac.

" Litera Lodovici filii regis Francis, de Northumbria, Cumberlandia, & WeflmorhinJia. " Litera regis Anglise de auxilio fibi fafto in denariis per dominutn regem Scotije, qu« non " trahatur in confequentiam.

*' I.itera legati fuper matrimonio contrahendo inter forores R. Angliae & Scotije. " Litera de tribus millibus librarum & amplius folutis regi Angliae. " Litera quietas clamationis domini Gilberti, marfcalli regis Anglias, de manerio de Jeddewod. " Litera prioris Carliol', de amicabili compofitione fuper quibufdam marchiis inter ipfum prio. " rem & regem Scotia:, de terra de Penreth, & de Soureby. " Litera regis Angliee quod non vertatur in praejudicium regi Scotis, quod homagii fui receptio

*' fuit prorogata de Tukyfbyri ufque London'. " Litera inter regem & Adam de la Crokidayk de communia de Soureby, «' Litera inter regem Scotia: & Gaifridum filium Yvonis, de communia de Soureby. •' Litera Alexandri de Boultun, de communia de Soureby. ballivi fui reddiderunt ei ballias " Litera quod non cedat regi Scotise in prejudicium, quod fuas " apud Eboracum. " Magna charta de Penreth fafta apud Eboracum. " Charta Regis Anglise, de mille libris debitis regi Scotia:, ratione dotis filias fute. " Litera regis Angliae, quod adventus regis Scotia: ad coronationem regis Anglia: Lundon' non " cedat regno Scotise in prejudicium. " ProcefTus de Quetly, habitus coram jufticiariis Anglis. " Nova charta regis Anglise, de Aldemftun."

" Negotium FlandricC.

« Scilicet, " Quatuor paria llterarum. " Litera Johannis de Wefey, cum litera abbatis de Melros. ' Litera epifcopi Sandi Andrese de quadam gratia regis fibi fada. " Litera baronum de Ergadia quod fideliter fervient regi, fub poena exhseredationis, contra Ane- gum filium Dovenaldi, quod omnes infurgent contra ipfum, fi non fecerit voluntatem regis. " Litera capitaneorum & libere tenentium de Carrik obligatoria, quod fervient domino regi contra omnes homines qui vivere poffunt & mori. *' Obligatio abbatis de Melros de folutione facienda domino Johanni de Aconia. " Litera Wiilielmi de Moravia, quod non alienabit terras, &c.

*' Literse quorundam magnatum conventionales qua; non multum tangunt regem. •' Litera vicecomitis Northumbrias fuper fafto marchise. * Obligatio Johanni de Swynburn, fuper terram de Haultum. in faculo veteri de corio." ' Septem pondera, & una balances, £<, ot^o conetw veteres, uno .

INTRODUCTION. xxlij

" Negotia tangentia Norwaglam.

" Compofitio Inter reges Scotice & Norwagiae fuper infulls dupHcata (a). " Confeflio procuratorum mifTorum a rege Norwagias pro dida compofitlone facienda. " Mandatum regis Norwagiee quod infulani faciant homagiuin regi Scotiae, & ei intendant ut " domino. " ConfefTio quonmdam procuratorum regis Norwagia:, de emendis {amendis) receptis pro qui» " bufdam injuriis. " Quasdam litera regis Norwagia; in lingua Norica. " Charta regis Johannis Norwagite de naufragium paffis. " Alia regis Sweni, regis Norwagias de eodem. " Confirniatio & donatio regis Norwagia^, monafterio de EuiTy in Mannia. " Procuratorium regis Magni Norwagire. " Charta regis Norwagiae, fuper infula de Bot, & quibufdam aliis conceffis regi Mannls. " Litera regis Norwagia: fuper terris de Inifter & Egyn.

" Quasdam alia litera in lingua Norica, cum duobus figillis. " Mandatum regis Norwagis de pacis reformatione. " Litera regis Johannis Norwagise, & H. fiatris ejus, de naufragium paffis. " Litera regis Norwagiae milTa Catanienfibus.

" Poteftas regis Norwagiae ad recipiendum a rege Scotias 1 1 oo marcas pro primo anno folu-

" tionis tantum poft compofitionem initam de infulis.

" Litera quietae clamationis, de folutionibus faftis in Orcadia de terminis przeteritis, praster

*' literas de mille & centum marcis de anno 1269, ^ de millas & centum marcis de anno 127 ...

" inter alia fuit, praster alia de eadem fumraa 1282, qucC creditur deberi portari ad prima com- " pota."

*' Transcriptum CiiiROGRAPHi priinl tradatus de maritagio Norwagis, canceU " latum apud Berwyck.

" Ratificatio regis Norwagiae fuper illo tranfcripto. " Charta regis Norwagia;, de aflignatione donationis propter nuptlas. " Ratificatio magnatum & dominae regina; Norwagia; h juramenta eorum quod procurabunt " diftum matrinionium effe ratum.

" Promiflio eorundem bona fide, fuper eodem. *' Sex paria procuratoriorum, h feptimum obfufcatum per mare, quorundam magnatum Nor- " wagias, ad jurandum in animas eorum.

" Promiflio regis Norwagiae, contrahendi cum domina Margareta filla regis Scotias, & ratificatio " omnium praelocutorum in magno fcripto chirographato, quai litera fuit portata per tales, fcilicet, " dominum Robertum Lupelli &. Godefrldum.

(j) Seepage loj. No. 7. of this Book. x\ir INTRODUCTION.

" Procuratorium regis 'Nonvagis, ad perficiendLim traftatum difti maritagii. " Ultimum fcriptum chirographatum, apud Berwyc duplicatum, & alterum eft obfufcatum in " mari.

" Duo alia paria de eadem conventione, quce funt f:gi!lata figillo regis Norwagise, fed alterum " obfufcatum eft per mare ut prius. " Litera quietse clamationis regis Nor^yagis de 4500 marcis debitis de anno 1281, obfufcata " per mare. " Quieta clamatio fub fgillo dominx reginse Norwagise, & quorundam magnatum Ncrwagiss '' de 4500 marcis debitis de anno 1280, obfufcata per mare. " Quoddam tranfcriptum de rebus inventis poft naufragium nunciorum.

" Duo procuratoria alia tangentia negotium Norwagise."

" Resignationes Ciiartarum redditarum domino regi, cum lltera domlnl

" Robert! de Brus filii.

*' Charts de Balernauch. " Charta Thomse de Thirlefton. *' Charta de Caldovyrcler. " Charta M. Abel de hofpitio habendo in *' Charta Cofpatricii de Drem. " Strivelin. ' Charta de Abirtarf. " Charta de Fochober pro terra de Wynn « Charta de Dulb'. " (Boyne). " Charta de Carcok. " Litera quiets clamationis Ricardi Mauta- " Charta de Tucok. " land de Terra de Abirtharf. " Charta de Thorfopyn. " Excambium factum per Priorem de Ur- *' Alia charta de Caldour. " chard de terra de Fochober pro terra de By- " Donationes izQ.sc abbati & conventui de " nin (Boyns). Ruffy per Magnum ditSum regem Mannioc. " Quieta clamatio Ottonis de Toniggo de qua- " Charta Warannis de Caldovircler. " tuor marcatis terras. '' Charta de Cambufnaythan. " Refignatio de Cambufnaythan & Caldovir- " Charta de Forefta & de Kilrethnoc (A7/- " der. rct/jvock) in Moravia. " Confirmatio de ecclefia de Ferindrauch. " Charta de Suthirland. " Charta de Neudolk. " Charta quam Gilchrift Macnevyn de Le- " Charta de Polloc. " venax reddidit domino regi. Charta de Goger. " " Alia charta Suthirlandix. Charta de terra empta de Willielmo dc " " Charta Walteri de Fontibus. Valoniis, juxta Strivelyn, & obligatio ejufdem. " Charta de Petyn. " Du£e chartx de Balcolmo Sc una confirma- " " Charta Ilofpitalis de Aberden. tio. " " Charta de Forefta de Invirins. Charta de nundinis de Strivelin. " *' Charta regis Mannias fuper rcccptione Man- Charta Janu^e de Treugar. '• nice ad firmam. Charta de Bredburg, " Charta de Burfchall. " Refignalio epifcopi Rofs de dimidia bovata *' Charta de Abirkerdour. " terra;. ,

INTRODUCTION. XXV

" Quieta clamatlo terrarum bondorum Ca- " Gharta de Kynmuk, quod teneatur in fo- " tannic, pro interfedione epifcopi. refta. " Refignatio Baronige de Menenvir. " Charta de Neutun. " *' Charta de Gorgyn. Charta de Porthebrothec. <« Refignatio terrse de Pentland. " Charta regis Willielmi de Neutun. " " Charta Walteri Biffet de Stratharkyk. Charta de Balernauch. " « Gharta de Cultir. Charta de Obeyn. " « Gharta de Glenkelk, quas fuit regis Man- Gharta regis Alexandri de Kynmirc, red-

*' niaz. dita regi. " Gharta de Gull. " Charta de Murtheby, reddita regi. " Charta de Rethy."

" Alia }7iulta liters funt in thefauria domiiii regis, tarn in pixidibus, cophinis, quam infaccuHs, de ponuntur fcilicet " quibus nihil cji bic fpecijicatum, qms iamcn omnes vidimus isf qua fub figdlis , Willielmi de Dunfres, clerico- « fub figdlis magijlrorum ThonKZ de Carnoco, Radulphi de Bofco, •• rum dowini regis."

Befides the above fchedules, the Editor difcovered in the Chapter-houle a fhort memorandum,

in the following words, viz.

« Memorandum, quod decimo die Maii, anno regni regis Edwardi tricefimo fecundo, Jo- " hannes de Handekgleye clericus de garderoba domini regis liberavit domino de Dalileth recep-

" tori domini regis in partibus Scotie, decern & novem rotulos de extentis terrarum dominicorum " domini regis, & compotis vicecomitum ex parte boreali maris Scotie de tempore regum Scotie, " ad habendam evidentiam ad fuperindendum ftatum diftarum terrarum dominicorum in dictis " partibus, per commiffionem faclam magiftro Johanni de Weftoun & eidem domino Jacobo per fada eft hec indentura apud " figillum cancellarii Scotie ; in cuius rei teflimonium inter eofdem " Striuelyn, die & anno fupradiftis."

King No authentic inftrument has hitherto been difcovered that affords dired information how of that Idngdom mentioned Edward, after his conqueft of Scotland, difpofed of the other Records reafonable to fuppofe that the in the two firft fchedules or catalogues here printed. But is it not meafure un- ? Is not the conclufion in fome Records themfelves accompanied thofe catalogues ^ with KJng Richard's avoidable, that the other Records of Scotland continued to be kept along " de fcodo prq/lando charters to King William, " de redditione cajlrorum dc Rokjburgb," &c. and " Sif magnatum Scofus" {a) kc. " regi Scotia de condudufuo" &c. ; with the obligatio nobilium ; diilerent parts of .md with various other inftruments evidently belonging to Scotland, entered in Mr Agarde's Repertory of the TracJatus Pads, and in the Fccdera ? lateft breath, regarded Scotland It is certain that King Edward I. from the year 1296 till his fo politic a Prince would inten- as part of his dominions. It cannot therefore be fuppofed that

vul. Failera, vol. I. p. 64. 87. ; and {a) Calendars, pages 287. 288. 327. ,iid 340. ; and s xxvi INTRODUCTION.

tionally deftroy Records eflentially neceflary to the government and to the general intcrefts of the

country, as well as to the private interefts of many of the greateft landholders, who fupported his

pretenfions to the lafl: (rt). Indeed if the Records themfelves had been deftroyed, thofe catalogues

of them mufl: have fhared the fame fate. But the prefervation of the charter by King Richard difcharging the conceflion of fuperiority extorted by his father from King William, than which a more decifive refutation of King Edward's claim of that fuperiority could not be devifed, affords, of itfelf alone, demonftration almoft that King Edward deftroyed none of the Records of Scot- land.

Nor can the difappearing of thofe Records furprife us, when we confider the llovenly and

carelefs manner in which the Records of England itfelf were kept (l>) : And if many of the molt

important Records of that country have been loft, we cannot wonder that the Scottifli Records,

which may have been carried into England, attraded ftill lefs attention and care.

It is however a remarkable circumftance, that in the famous treaty of Northampton, (p. loi.

&c. of this Index), concluded only about twenty-one years after the death of King Edward I. no

notice is taken of the ancient Records which that King had ordered to be removed from the Caftle of Edinburgh, &c. Are we thence to conclude that they were then believed to be irrecoverably

loft ? or rather that the leading men at that time in Scotland having obtained grants of the large eftates of thofe who had been forfeited for their adherence to the Balliol and Englifli party, did not wifli to recover Records that might revive and perpetuate the pretenfions of the former pro-

prietors or of their heirs (c) ?

Before concluding it may not be improper briefly to mention, that the problematical fate of thofe ancient Archives of Scotland did not efcape the attention oi the prefent Lord Clerk-Regifter, Lord Frederick Campbell.

It has been ftated in the Preface, that preparatory to an intended publication of the exifting

Parliamentary Records of Scotland, the Editor, at Lord Frederick's defire, and under his patronage, undertook a refearch in England, in the hope of finding there materials from which the defects in thofe Records might be fupplied.

It k proYcd by Kir.g Edward's cdia in (

{I) Many of them fell into the hands of private pcrfons ; fome were depofited in the caftles of Pontefraa, Tutte- buvy, and Tunbridge, and in monafteries, S:c. Sir See the Introduaion to Jofcph Aylofte's Calendars^ p'if'i"- The following, paffage is tranfcribed as a fample. " In the 3d year of King Edward VI. a great number of Records were '< cafually difcovered in an old empty houfe within the Tower, which; by lying damp, and many of them being piled

" up againft the walls, were much damaged and eaten with the lime," page 27. —Nay, it appears from notandums ou diffcrcnl parts of Mr Agarde's Repertory, which was carefully perufcd by the Editor, that many inllruments which cxiiled in his time have been miflaid fincc.

[c) It feems clear by No. 13. page 179. voL i. of the Rotiili Parlijmculi, that in the 1305, the 33d year of King Edward I. the Records of Scotland were exifting, and that they were in the cuftody of the Governor of Berwick, was likewife Chamberlain of who Scotland. The writ here referred to relates to the prior of Coldingham ; and we reagL there as follows, viz. " Et quia Dominus Rex rult plenius certiorari-in pra;milfis, mandatum elt cuftodi partium de " Scotin^, Berwick & camerario quod fcnitatis rotulis & aliis mcmorandis in cuftodia cjafdem cainerarii cxiflentibus, Si

" etiam capta inquifitione diligenti per probos & iegales, &c. inqu:ra:it de !l:;tu rcgum Scctix tcmporibus prsteritis, " (juakra vidclieet habere coij'ucvcrunt in difto prioratu," &c. INTRODUCTION. xxvli

In the profecution of that refearch at London and Durham (

Now although it be pojfihle that thofe ancient Records, thrown afide in fome dark unexplored corner, may ftill remain preferved, and that on a future occafion fome fortunate accident may re-

it feems, on the whole, but too probable^ that they are now irrecoverably ftore them to light ; yet loft.

{a) See page 152. of this book.

(3) Here it was intended to have given fome excerpts from the diar)' of the Editor's different proceedings relative to that inveftigation. But as the prefent publication (liould by thofe excerpts have been fwelled much beyond the fize originally intended, they are omitted ; efpecially as to many readers they miglit feem to favour too much of egotifm andi oftentation. XXVIU NOTES,

preceding Introduction. NOTE on line 34. of page 12. and lines 24. and 25. of page 16. of the

" " Unus rotulus de antiquis Jlatutts regni St-oticr —And again,

de debitis debebantur « In uno facculo continentur 46 rotuli magni & parvi, quorum quiaam funt qus confuetudinibus biirgorum Scotia, ts* de " domino regi, is" duo de leglbus (jf aJi/Js regni Scotia, ijf de legibus ^

" quibufdam Jlatutts editis per reges Scotia."

wben tlie inventoiy In which they occur was drawn THESE two entries prove indifputably, that in tlie year 1292, Statutes accounted ancient at the early period when «p, there exifted among the Archives of Scotland Rolls of Scottifh many years before -the date of the thofc Rolls received their titles, which probably happened feveral, perhaps 1292, inventory. earlier than the reign of King Alexander III. it is not Suppofing the titles on thofe rolls to have been written no father, or thofe of his grandfather King William, likely that the ftatutes contained in them were thofe of that ICing's the acceffion of King Alexander III. about or even thofe of his granduncle King Malcolm, between whofe death and remote than a century prior to the time when eighty-four years only had intervened. For ftatutes of a date not more denominated ancient. tliofe rolls received their titles, could with no propriety be Under what King, then, or under what Kings were the ftatutes recorded in thofe rolls enacted ? And do any

traces of thofe ftatutes now remain ? of than Undoubtedly tlicre is in Scotland a colleftlon of ancient laws known during the fpace more 370 years by the name of Regiam Majejiatan, a name formed of the two firft words of the book,—that colleftion having been clearly and unequivocally recognifcd as a book of Scots law by a public ftatute in the year 1425. different In the fequel, perhaps, we fliall be able to (how, that that coUeftion, though under a name, was, many years before 1425, regarded as a genuine colleftion of the laws of Scotland. But it is certain, that from that "year very few exceptions, as a fyftem of the more ancient at leaft, it has been regarded by the lawyers of Scotland, with law of that country. I. filled the throne of This code of law, if it may be called fuch, is attributed to King David who Scotland a fuppofition which feems to derive fupport from the twenty nine years, viz. from the year 1124 to the year 1153 ; perfonal characier of that King, from internal evidence in the book itfelf, and from a memorable edift of King Edward I. of England, of the inoft unquellionable authority. But that colleftion muft not be confidered as containing only the laws enafted by King David himfelf. Its

great bafis muft have confifted of the ftatutes and ufages of preceding times, colleftcd under King David's authority, i:rproved no doubt and enlarged by fome ftatutes of his own. If we look into hiftory, we (hall perceive, that in point of perfonal charadler no King perhaps ever lived whofe difpofition was by nature better adapted to legiflatiyn. His unbounded liberality to the church and to churchmen has given occafion to much animadverfion. In our eyes, indudive indeed, it (liould feem to border on proftifion. But ignorant in a great meafure of the circumftanees that may have operated on King David's mind, we ought to view his condud in that matter with candour, and to fpeak of it

wil!i diiTidence and referve. Now although much of King David Vllberality to churchmen may be juftly afcribed to motives of innate piety,

yet fome part of it may probably, with equal juftice, be imputed to a commendable political motive, namely, to foftcu and to humanifc his fubjeds by religious fentiments. For a King fo zealous about the fpiritual concerns of his people, could not be regardlcfs of their monil condud, nor of their cl'vil interefts. This natuial propenfity of King David to Icgiflation may reafonably be fuppofcd to have derived additional energv from tht example of his materna' anceftors. His mother's grandUnclc King Edward the Confeffbr, and King Edgar, the grandfather of that Edward, were both diftinguifiied legiflators. NOTES. xxix

If then King David may be fuppofed to have had the inchnation to civilize his fubjecis, and to regulate their con- into

«' fueludo diaaiat co\h fuimittcret." {i) Baldrtd indeed did not enter into a particular defcrlption of King David's laws. As thofe laws were at the time

nniverfally known, a paiticular detail of them was unneceflary. But his words, though general, are clear and unam- biguous. That Baldred had no intention to enter into any detail of Kliig David's laws, is evident from a fubfequent paffage enumerating the bilhopricks in his narrative, where he is incidentally led to mention the Leges Burgorwn. For when " monafterium fandi- and the various rehgious houfes founded by King David, he writes thus, Et, ut quidam ferunt, «« monialium Sandi Bartholomasi juxta Kaerleil, et canonicos Prasmonftratenfes Novi Caftri, et ibi monafterium nigrorum " monachorum, et aliud monialium ibi, ut patet in prologo ejus fuper fututis lurgomm, et etiam ad Dumfermelyn trefdecim «' monachos, fciz. conventum, introduxit de Cantuaria, ac plura alia plena religiofis fratribus ordinata reliquit." [c) Thus much in general on King David's title to the charaftcr of a legiflator. its contains dir-eft evidence that The book itfelf, too, without infilling on the words of introduftory chapter, ftatutes exprefsly bearing to have been enafted by that King David wa« a legiflator. For it prefents us with feveral that the original colleBion was made under King;—a circumilance which affords flrong prefumptive evidence, the reft of the authority of the fame King David. feems to place this But the remarkable edift by the Engliih Juftinian King Edward I. to be afterwards noticed,

ma-tler beyond all controverfy. the authenticity of Regiam Majejiatem has In later times, however, in the courfe of the prefcnt century efpecially, whom may be ranked the Lord Chief-Juftice of England Sir been called in quelllon by feveral writers, at the head of

benencioium tuorum, dulcilTmie Domine et Amice (a) " Ego autcm, licet peccator et indignus, memor tamen impendifti, memor gratiae in qua me nunc (::ddreirmghimfclf to King David's fpirit) qux mihi, ab ineunte iEtate mea, benevolentia; qua me in omnibus petitionibus meis ultimo (ufccpifti (yiz. when David was on his deathbed) memor ofculorum, in quibus mc, non fine lacri- exaudilli, memor niunificentiie quam mihi exhibuifti, memor amplexuum et meas, refolvo alFeaum meum, et totum refundo mis, omnibus qui aderant admirantibus, dimififti, libo pro tc lacrimas fpiritum meum." Fordoun, vol. i. p. 310.

nation was foftcned into fuch geutlcnefs, humanity, &c. that the people, ib) " By thefo mean-, the barbarity of the clemency diifated." Fordoun, vol. 1. 300, forgetting their natural fiercenefs, buwed their necks to the laivs which tlie royal p.

(f) Fordoun, vol. i. p. 301. XXX NOTES;

MattView- Half. It has been by tbofe writers held forlli as littdcAetter than a fervile tranrcript of a reputed digeft of

Englidi law, faid to have been written towards the end oF the reign of King Hemy II. when Ranulph de Glanvilis

was Judiciary of England, by whole name that digell is generally called.

The principal circumftance that feems to have induced thofe writers to form this general conclufioni iS' the fimilarity

of the matter in the two books, which is ftatcd to be fo very ftrong, as could not. have happened unlefs the one had been

copied from tht olheT, or both fi-om fome common original ; and no fuch common original having, been pointed out,

a variety o*' topics are adduced to prove that Glanville (by which name the Englilh work (hall be- called on this occa-

fion) is the original, and Re^iam Mnjejlatan the copy. inveftigate The fimilarJty fhall, for argument's fake, be admitted ; for at prefent it is by no means intended to a3 the minute particulars that have been advanced on this fubjeft. At fome other time, perhaps, fuch an inveftigatioa attempted previoufly to which the two books miill be collated with care, as in a queftion of this nature dif- ; may be ;

crepancics that at a firft glance might appear immaterial, may, when more deliberately confidered, powerfully influence a

'final determination. compilation was really digefted when Glanville Nor will it be then lefs neceffary to inquire.— Whether the Englini of England as they flood at that time [a) and, was judiciary of England .'—Whether it atlually contains the laws ?—

ftatute ? Whetlier its authenticity was ever fanflioncd by any Englilh Thcfe inquiries again will introduce feveral- fubordinate quelLIons intimately connefted with them,—What is the

Glanville to be found ? Wliat is the molt ancient precife or the probable date of the moft ancient manufciipt of now — Glartviilejcontain any reference to any law, or to any book or manufcript in which Glanville is mentioned ?—and. Does II. died-? hillorieal faft, relative either to England or Scotland, of a date later than the year iiSy, when King Henry On the other hand, we know certainly, as obferved before, that more than 370 years ago Regiam Maje/latem is wider that very name mentioned in a public fiatute of Scotland as- a book of Scots law. It is impoffible, therefore,

to believe that it could liave obtained that folemn parliamentary fanftion, if it had not been deemed genuine and authentic

for time immemorial antecedent to that period. This coafideration feems efFeftnally to overthrow the opinion of fome

writers, who iix the introduftion into Scotland of that fuppofed pilfered edition of Glanville to the reign of King

David II. For that King having died only fifty^five- years before the date of the aft of parliament 1425, many perfons were probably then alive who had been men before the conclufion of King David 11. 's reign, and knew exactly the charafter of authenticity which Regiam Mojeflatem then bore.. Hence again it feems necelfarlly to follow, that it bore that King's reign the fame charaficr for time iinmemorial prior to ; and that therefore its introduAion mto Scotland,

and its adoption there as a fyllem of law, mull have happened at a period more early by many years than that King's

place, it mufc appear But at whatever time that adoption took a very extraordinary event ; for one of two con- fequenccs feems unavoidable, viz.

Either that the Scots then labowed under a total privation of municipal law ; an idea as abfurd in theory as it (liall

be fhown to be talfe in fail : Or that the Scots at once abandoned ;dl their fonner ufages and laws, and fubftituted this Englilh code in their

place.

In an abflradl point of view, it is a violent fuppofition, that any nation, however uncivilized, would at once adopt necefdty fecial experience. in the grofs the juridical fyftem of a difTerent country. Laws are the gradual rcfult of and Even among a people but jull emerging from barbarity, ellabliilied cuftoms, hov/ever rude, bend flowly and rcludantlv to the milder inftitutlons of a more refined date of fociety. Certainly at whatever time this adoption of Glanville's fydem can be fuppofed to have taken place in Scotland, the

thofe have of that (rt) " We have no authentic records of any afls of parliament before 9 Henry III. ; and we " King's reign are but few. Nor have we any reports of judicial decifions in any conftant feries of time before the

'< reign of Edward I. though we have the Plea-rolls of the times of Henry III. and of King John in remarkable order." Hiftory of the Common Law of England by Sir Matthew Hale, fecond edition, p. 5S. " The original or authentic that were in his time are perilhed " tranfcripts of afts of pailiament are not before the time of Henry III. ; and many " and lod." And again, " And in the next age the ftatutes made in the time of Henry III. and Edward I. .verc time," of " loft." Jbtd. p. 66. " 'Tis true, we have no record of judicial proceedings fo ancient as that (vii. <« Hcnrj- II.), " except the Pipe-rolls in exchequer, which are only accounts of his revenue." Ibid. p. ij8. NOTES. XXXI people of that country muft have attained a ftate of civilization altogether incompatible with fuch an adoption. Between centuries, the acceffion of King Edgar in 1098, and the death of King Alexander III. in 1286, a period of nearly two that nation appears to have enjoyed, both externally and internally, a ftate of peace and quiet unprecedented in the hiftory difputes of any nation of Europe during the fame period. On fome few occafions indeed their Kings were engaged in with thofe of England. But thofe difputes were of very (hort duration, and could not have difturbed the general tranquillity in any material degree. In fait, the catalogue of Scottifli records now before us, unaided by any other circum> ftance, affords demonftration, that the general polity of Scotland had, before the formation of that catalogue,, reached a degree of perfeftion not inferior to that of any European ftate in the fame age. for their juridical Under fuch circumftances, it is incredible that the people of Scotland (hould at once have afi"umed detailed by Brafton, a later and more perfeft work than fyftem the laws of a diff'erent kingdom ; and thofe too, not as exhibited perfed fyftem of King Edward I. (i) ; nor as GlanviUe (a) ; not as contained in the ftill later and much more in the anonymous compilation of a private indivv in the public fiibfifting ftatutes of that kingdom ; but as prefented in a great meafure dlfufcd and antiquated in dual (c), which at the time of its fuppofed introdudtion into Scotland was

the kingdom from which it was borrowed (ti). maintains, that the laws of Scotland m But the learned Lord Chief-Jiiftice carries the matter much farther. He the judgmei'^t general were imported from England. Nay, he argues, contrary to ever>' degree of probability, and to likewife borrowed of the foundeft antiquaiies, that the laws of Normandy, as exhibited in the Grand Coutumler, were from the laws of England. coun- Here it may be obferved, that if the feudal cuftoms, inftead of being gradually introduced into the different

tries of Europe, as is moft agreeable to the ordinaiy courfe of things, were at once adopted in the grofs by any nation,

it is mo'.l likely that they would l^e copied from the fyftem eftecmed at the time the beft and the moft complete. adduces various reafons for the general importation of the Englifti laws into Scotland,—the con- The learned Judge — tiguity of the two countries, and the intercourfc between the inhabitants refultiug from that contiguity ; " the fuperlo- ;" " rity and inttreft that the Kings of England obtained over the Crown and kingdom of Scotland —and finally and Chief-Juftice himfelf P.iall be afterwards chiefly, the policy of King Edward I. ; on which laft point the words of the

ftated.

On the circumftance of the contiguity of the two kingdoms, more ftiefs perhaps is laid than on deliberate ref.eaion occafion for it may appear to be entitled to, or than the faft will juftify. For that contiguity, by fumiihing perpetual

mutual injuries and encroachments, was more likely to produce animofity, difcord, and hoftility, than an adoption of the hiftories each other's laws ; a confequence too clearly proved by of both countries.

of the Scottifh Providentially it is now a fubjeft It is unnccen"ary here to enlarge on the trite- fubj eft dependence. curious inveftigation among antiquaries and every liberal and totally iiiconfequential. it has become a point merely of ; of au Efig- candid Englilhman— and candour and liberality are now among the moft prominent features of the charafter that fubjeft with the cooleft impartiality. liflt gentleman— will liften to any difcuflion on

? Britain ? No thcii When, it may be a{]

(h:ill very great advance of the law (.i) " If wc do hut compare Glanvillc's book with that of Brafton, we fee a fccond " in the writings of the latter over what they arc in Glanville." Hiftory of the Common Law of England,

edition, p. 156.

of the law Into a (/') " By all which, compared even with Brafton, there appears a giT>wth and a perfefting

" greater regularity and order." llidem, p. 1 65.

Glanvilla who was (f) " The Trailate of Glanville, which though perhaps not written by that Ranulphusde 38. " From thefs « jujliciar'ms yingUte under Henry II. yet feems to be wholly written at that time." Ibidem, p. 1 " that thi* " words," (viz. the title to the printed edition of Glanville in 1604), " I infer," fays Lord Lyttlcton,

" treatife was not written by Ranulph de Glanville himfelf." Hiftory of King iienry II. vol. 2. p. 267.

other {d) Sec Sir Llatthcw Hale's Hiftory of the Common Law of England, where quoted above, and in various

places. xxxli NOTES.

ifland ? By no means. On the contrary, the incurfions of the inhabitants of North Britain forced the Britons to tht

tlcfperate refource of calling in the Saxons for their proteftion.

Was North Britain fuhjefted by the Saxons ? No fucli event is mentioned in liiftoiy. A conqueft by fuch bar-

barians over a people ftill more barbarous than their conquerors, muft, like the conqueft of the Britons by the fame

Saxons, have been marked, if not by an entire extirpation or expulfion of their opponents, at leaft by indelible traces of

blood ; and a heavy tribute, if not abfolute flavery, muft have been the lot of thofe who efcaped the fvvord. Feudal homage was the child of a later and fomewhat more civiHzed age.

It is probable, indeed, that the Saxons repulfed the northern barbarians from England, and, on the eaft fide of the

ifland efpecially, drove them perhaps beyond the pretentures. But it is improbable that they patTed the Scottifh Sea or Frith of Forth. The territory of South Britain prefented to them a lefs difficult as well as a more inviting prey, and immediately attradled their avidity. In conjunftion with the very barbarians whom they had been hired to oppofe, they

turned their arms againft thofe whom they had come to defend ; and after a long and a fevere ftruggle, they deftroyed

the greater part of the ancient Britons, and of the reft, forced fome to abandon the ifland entirely, and cooped up others in Wales, Cornwall, and Cumberland.

Hardly had the Saxons formed themfelves into feven feparate governments, called in hiftory the Heptarchy, than

they began to quarrel with one another ; and before thofe quarrels were concluded by the union of thofe feven governments under one head, the Danes had repeatedly committed depredations ou the fea-coafts of England, and had com-

menced thofe invafions which they profecuted without intermiffion, and with inexpreffible lofs to the Saxons, till their leader Canute attained the throne of England.

Hence the Saxons do not appear to have had leifure either to fubdue North Britain, or to render it tribntar)'.

It may be true that the Conqueror, by whom it is generally thought the feudal law was introduced into Eng- land, and his immediate fucceiTors, obliged the cotemporary Kings of Scotland to hold the eftates they pofleffcd in

England by feudal tenure, and for thofe eftates to fubjeft themfelves to the feudal folemnity of homage and fealty (a). But that the Scottifti Monarchs became feudataries to thofe Kings of Norman extraftion for the kingdom of Scotland,

is as uertitute of probability as it is of proof.

Of the ancient independence of Scotland as a kingdom, an indirect, and negative indeed, but at the fame time a

forcible argument arifes from the formal conceffion extorted {b ) by King Henry II. from WiHiam King of Scots when

King Henry's prifoner ; by which King William became the luge-man of King Henry, and performed fealty to him as

his liege-lord, for Scotland and all his, William's, other lands. For that declaration (c) contains not a ftngle word

(a) Not to mention other acquilitions in England by the Scottifli Kings, it is certain, (if any faith at all can be given to the monkirti hiftorians of thofe early times), that as far back as the year 944, the province of Cumberland, \Thich had formerly belonged to the Kings of Scotland, but had been wrefted from them by the Saxons, {Ford. vol. i. p. 199.), was granted by King Edmond, the fon of Athelftan, to the apparent heirs of the Scottifli Crown. " Unde

" Malcolmi regis auxihum, et animum placabilem fnmiter fibi junftum contra Danos habere defiderans, totam ti Cuni- " briam in perpetuum, fub fide jurata, tradidit poffidendam." " Provinciam, qux vocatur Cumberland, regi Sco- " torum Malcolmo, rex, fub fidelitate jurisjurandi, commendavit." " Poftmodum vero ftatim inter eos concordatum " eft et amborum concilio decretum, ut in futurum pro bono continuandae pacis utriufque regni, Malcolmi regis proximus *' ha;res Indulfns, cxterorumque regum Scotorum hzredes qui pro tempore fuerint, Eadmundo regi fuifque fucccfToribus " Anglic regibus hominium pro Cumbria facerent ac fidelitatis facramentum." Fordoun, vol. i^ p. 205 " Mal- " colmus autem rex cum Eadredo paccm habuit, fafto fibi prius hominio pro Cumbria per Indulfum." " Ad

" Cumbrias dominium, co coronato, promotus eft Duffus, regis Malcolmi filius, Eadredo regi folita fidelitatis fide ladta."

Ibid. p. 206. " Eo quoque ftatim coronato, Malcolmum filium Duffi fucceffioni pro.\imum, ft vixilFet, in regulum

" Cumbria; libenter Eadgarus fufcepit, fub facramento fidelitatis confueto. Hujufmodi mutux pacis et amicitis paflum «' inter reges et regna, feliclter a regibus Malcohno Scotorum, et Anglorum Eadmundo primitus initum, abfque conten- " tionis ftrepitu, jugiter et inconcuffe centum viginti perfeveravit annis et amplius etiam, ufque Willielmus Baftardus

" invafit Angliam et obtinuit." Ibid. p. 209.

(i) " Prasterea quietavimus -nines paiftiones quas bonus pater nofter Htniicus rex Anglice, per novas cartas et per «' captionem fuam" (viz. Willielmi regis Scotix) " extoift." Fosdera, vol. i. p. O4.

{c) Foidera, vol. i. p. 39. Prynne, voh 3. p. 492. NOTES. xxxm

that. In the moft diftant manner indicates any prior dependence of the kingdom of Scotland. But when it comes to

mention the dependence of the church of Scotland, it is thus exprelTed, viz. " Quod ecclefia Scoticana talem fubjec-

" tionem amodo faciet ect'-efix Anghcanas qualem illi facere debet et folehat tempore rcgum An^Uti prizduejfurnm fuorum:' The prior alleged dependence of the church being thus pointedly dated, we may reafonably prefume, that the prior dependence of the whole kingdom, had any evidence or even tradition of fuch prior dependence then exiiled, would

liave been likewife mentioned in terms equally explicit, cfpccially as it would have aflorded a colourable pretence for that new declaration of dependence.

It will be recollefted, that this extorted concelTion was mod folcmnly difchargcd to the fame King William by

King Henry's fon and fi'cceffor King Richard I. in the year 11S9, immediately after King Richard fucceeded to the Crown of England.

This difcharge is printed by Mr Ryraer in the Fadcra {a). It ivas one of the Scottilh deeds carried into England

by King Edward I. and it ftill remains therein wonderful prcfervation, coafidering its antiquity, now more than 60? years (i). No renewal of this feudal dependence having ever been obtained by any King of England anterior to the competition for the Crown of Scotland in the year 1292, the claim of fuperiority let up on that occafion by King Edward I.

with King Richard's difcharge in his pocket, is one of the grolTell and moft indefenfible Inftances of ufurpation that

occurs in hiftory. It is the more indefenfible ftill, that in the marriage-articles between King Edward's elded fon and the

infant Queen of Scots, only two years before, viz. in 1250, it is exprefsly declared, " Quod regnum Scotia remaneat <' feparatum et divifum, ct liberum in ie, fme fubjea'wne a regno Anglie, per fuas redas divlfas et marchias, _/;fa/ a ritro

" hdclemis extilit obfervalum, volentcs et concedentes expreffc quod deficicntibus priedictis Edwardo et Margareta vel " eorum altero abfque liberis," &c. " regnum prsdiAum, integre, libcre, abfolute, et n'jfque uiia fiiijedione, reverlatur et

" reftituatur eifdem," (viz. proximioribus hsredibus) (e). But viewing this queftion in the light the moft unfavourable for Scotland, and fuppofmg that countiy to have really been at fome remote period a fief of England, certainly it was fingularly gloiious for the Scots, not only to have reconquered the tenitorj^ between the two pretentures, but likewife to have decihvely ihakea off that dependence in a conteft with the ableft and the moft powerful of the Englidi Monarchs.

But it is a wonderful circumftance, that the Scots, during this fanguinary conteft, while prodigal of their blood

for the independence of their ows country, were in faft fighting againft the Englilh for the independence of England

itfelf. For if the Scots, indead of combating the armies of England, had, as their auxiliaries and, allies, difplayed their Ihould have banners in conjunftion with them againft the power of France, that kingdom, in all human probability,

bcf n fnbdued, the feat of government lliould have been transferred to Paris, and this noble iiland Ihould have become a province dependent on France. of Scotland on the Engiidi Kings had been On the whole, if this fuppofed dependence of the kingdom and Crown the other cafualties uniformly maintained by the Englidi Monarchs, and enforced by the exaftion of aids, fcutages, and and the exadion of all refulting from feudal fubjeflion, and if that dependence had been as uniformly acknowledged, powerful influence in affimilating the feudal cafualties voluntarily complied with by the Scots nation, it might have had a of thofe feudal cafual- the laws of the dependent to thofe of the dominant kingdom. But as no veftiges remain of any appears to have been always ftrenuoufly ties having been ever demanded from the Scots, and as the alleged dependence denied and reprobated by that nation, except in the compulfitory declaration extorted by King Henry IT. in confequence of the unfortunate captivity of their King, and that extorted by King Edward 1. on occafion of the dill more unfortunate competition for their Crown, the claim of dependence was more likely to have an etled diredly oppofite. But the policy of King Edward I. furnilTies the principal argument to the learned Chief-Juftice for the introduction and eftablifiiment of the Englidi jurifprudence in Scotland. On that head Sir Matthew txprLiTes himfcif thus.

(a) Focdeta, vol. I. p. 64.

(i) Page loj. and 106. of this Book. The prefervation of this inftrument, the moft unfavourable to King Ed-

^vard's pretenfions of fuperiority that could be devifed, will not allow us to fuppofe for a lingle moment that King Ed-

ward either meant to deflj-oy, or did in facx dtftroy, any of the Scottifti archives.

{<;) Foedera, vol. 2. p. 483. —

xxxlv NOT E S.

of Scotland {a), from the beginning " King Edward I. having thus obtahied the aftual fiiperiovlty of tlie Crown and yet continuing his fiiperiority " of his lei^n until his 20th year, and then placing John de Balliol in that kingdom, jurifdidion, by his officers and miniflers, in " thereof, and keeping his courts of jullice, and exercifing dominion and defeftlon of this King John in the 24th of Edward I. " the very bowels of that kingdom, and afterwards, upon the judges and great officers there, and com- " taking the whole kingdom into his adual adminiftrr.tion, and jilacing his own procefs thither, and continuing in the aftual adminiftration of «' mandhig his courts of king's bench, &c. to iifue their wonder that thofe laws which obtained and were in ufe in Eng- . life it is no " the government f that kingdom during ; tranflated thither and poffibly either by being cnafted " land h avdlrfore the time of this Kkg, were in a great meafnre ; and pradice there, many of the laws in ufe and praBice here in " in that kingdom, or at leaft for fo long time put in ufe that it is no wonder to find they were not (liaken " Enj^land, were in his time fo rivetted and fettled in that kingdom, that Edward III. upon the marriage of his fifter ; but « or altered by the liberal conceffions made afterwards by King " ihcy remain part of the municipal laws of that kingdom to this day. of the grealeft means of fixing and continuing the laws " And that which renders it more evident that this was one not only a martial and vidorious, but alfo a « of England in Scotland is this, viz. This very King Edward I. was a vic-^ory, as well as to obtain it and there- " very wife and prudent Prince, and one that knew very well how to ufe ; he had powerfully obtained, ly fulflituting md tranflating « fore knew it was the heft means of keeping thofe dominions Thus he did upon his conqueft of Wales, and doubllefs thus he " his oivn la -.OS into the kingdom he had thus fubdued. which we find there fo nearly agreeing with the laws of England " did upon his conqueft of Scotland ; and thofe laws Weftmlnfter 2. are the monuments and footfteps of his " ufed in his time, cfpeclally the ilalutes of Weftminfter i. and " wifdom and prudence," &c.

' the feudal dependence of Scotland on England, If, as Sir Matthew argues, the contiguity of the kingdoms, and occafion was there for all this profound had naturally produced an introdudion of the Englifh laws into Scotland, what

poh'cy of King Edward ? argument, fuppofing that King Ed- But overlooking this feeming defeft in the dedudlon of Sir Matthew's and Englifh jurifprudence in Scotland, why (hould ward, from thofe political motives, had really Intended to eftabliih the and later he have- preferred the antiquated fyftem of GhuiviUe,- as tranfcribed in Regiam Majejlatan, to the more perfed

Improved than even that of Brafton ? (i) fvftem of Brafton ? or to his own fyftem fo much more

received the and fealty of (a) Common Law of England, p. 200. " King Edward I. having formerly homage " Alexander King of Scots, was tuken to be fuperior Dominus Scotim Rfgni." To this alfertion the words of the " Et idem rex Anglls homagium ejufdem regis Scotis inftrument itftlf fliall, without any commentary, be oppoftd ; fuorum de homaglo prardiftl regis Scotia; et hseredum " recepit, falvo jure et clameo ejufdem regis Anglie et hseredum " •= fuorum de Regno Scoti.s, cum inde loqui voluerint :" And a little further, Ego Alexander rex Scotia; portabo " bonam fidem Domino Edwardo regi Anglix et haeredibus fuis reibus Anglls," &c. " dtbita de terns et tenementis •' qu^ tenco de rege Anglias fupradlfto." Fcedera, voL 2. p. 126.—In the year 1237, by a folemn agreement be-

tween King Hen 17 III. and King Alexander II. (Fcedera, voL i. p. 375.), the latter refigned in favour of King

Henry the ftiires of Northumberland, Cumberland, and Weftmorland, and had in lieu of them accepted ducentas libratas

terra within the fhlres of Northumberland and Cumberland. Thefc without qucftlon are the lands and tenements men-

tioned In the above aft of homage and fealty,

(/) " Touching the former, viz. Brafton's Trr.ftrite, it yields us a great evidence of the growth of the laws be- " twccn the times of Henry II. and Henry III. If we do but compare Glanvllle's book with that of Bradon, we

" fliall fee a very great advance of the law in the writings of the latter over what they are in Glauville." Hlftory of

the Common Law of England, p. 1^6. " We now come to the time of Edward I. who is well ftyled our Engliili " Juftlnian, for in his time the law, quafi per faltum, obtained a very great perfedion."—And a little further—" The

«' laws did never in any one age receive fo great and fudden an advancement ; nay, I think I may fafely fay, all the

«' ages fince his lime have not done fo much in reference to the orderly fettling and eftabliftiing of the diftributlve juf-

" tice of this kingdom, as he did within a fhort compafs of the thirty-five years of his reign, efpecially about thejirj thir-

" teen years thereof." Ibidem, p. 157. and 158 Here it may be obferved, that King Edward had no opportu-

nity of interfering in Scottifli legiflation till after the competition for the Crown, which began in the 20th year of his

reign, about feven years, according to Sii Matthew Hale, aftci he had brought the Englifh laws to their perfedion.

Glanvjllc's compilation was more than an hundred years old when King Edwaid interfered in the affairs of Scotlai>d. NOTES. XXXV

" The rearoning of the learned Lo1-d Chief-Juftice on tin's point fiirnillies an iiiftnictivc leffon to every reader, no!

" r,2,0.'/y to ajfent to arguments merely thcorel'tcal, hcwe-ver ingenious and plaiifilh." Englifli Juftinian For it fhall here be fliown, on the moft unqiiellionabk authority, viz. that of King Edward the himfelf, their That when he intermeddled with the affairs of Scotland, the Scots nation had laws of own ; and That King Edward never intended to eftablidi any fyftem whatever of Englifli law in place of thofe Scots laws.

'I'hat the Scots had municipal laws of their own, and that they were particularly anxious that no innovation ihould be made in thofe laws by the interference of this fame King Edward and his fucceffors Kings of England, is evident from the remarkable inftrument before alluded to, printed in the Fcedera, vol. 2. p. 4.82. and 483.

It will be recoUefted, that on the death of King Alexander III. without any other defcendant of his body than an infant grand-daughter, the Maiden of Norway, King Edward employed all his influence to obtain her for wife to his eldeft fon, and by that means to tffecl an union of the two kingdoms. In this negotiation King Edward was fuc- cefsful. The marriage-articles were drawn up and ingroffed in the inflrumcnt here referred to, dated 18th July 1290, in the form of a declaration by King Edward's plenipotentiaries.

Of that inftrument the very firft article is exprefled in the following words, viz. " Cum, inter csetera, quae contingunt ncgotium et traftatum, habitum inter excellentiffimum principem, dommura " nollrum fupradiftum, ex parte una, et venerabiles patres cuftodes, ec csteros epifcopos, abbates, et totum clerum, contrahendo " nobiles viros comites et barones, totamque communitatem regni Scotis, ex altera, fuper matrimonio egregii. « inter dominum Edwardum, filium et liKredcm pradic'ti domuii noftri regis, et dorainam Margaretam, natam elfet petitum es parte " principis domini Erici regis Norwagiae, et ejufdem regni Scotiae hasreditarlam reginam, a nobis prsediclo," " eorundem cuftodum prfelatorura, nobilium, et communitatis ipfms regni Scotias, quod pro domino noftro et confuetudines dial regni (viz. Edwardo) " et hsredibus fuis, eis concederemus et firmaremus jura, leges, Uhertales, confideratione diligenti ad pacem et " Scolite, tam ccclefiafticas quam feculares, haftenus ufitatas et optentas, nos, habita " tranquillitatem utriufque regni, et mntuam dileftionem habitantium in iifdem cuiictis temporibus remanfuram, con- " cedimus nomine et vice domini noftri pvxdifti et haercdum fuorum, quod jura, leges, lilertiites, et confuetudines ejufdem

" regni Scotia, in omnibus et per omnia per totura ipfum regnum, et ejus marchias integre et inviolabiliter pcrpetuis tern- " poribus obferventur." provifion is made in In different parts of the fame inftrument tlie leges et confuetudines Scotite are repeated : and fpecial touching the royal dignity and the it for the fafe cuftody of the relids, charters, privileges, and other monuments kingdom at large. fyftem of laws pecidiar to Can a more irrefragable proof be defired, that prior to the 1290 the Scots nation had a tliemfelves ? Scotland by his vidories at Berwick and To prove again that King Edward, after having apparently conquered in his favour a folemn refignation of his Dunbar in the year 1296, after having obliged King John BaUiol to execute Scots, which Scotland feemed to be crown and kingdom, and after quelling feveral formidable infurreftions of the by to his wifdom by the Chief-Juftice, completely fubjefted to his authority, was far from entertaining the defign imputed words of King Edward himfelf ftiall be but on the contrary was determined to govern the Scots by their own laws, the edift iffued King Edward for the government of Scot- here laid before the reader. The words (liall be taken from an by of England, page 1 and in the /i./«/i P^rAa;;,./,/;- land, ^^ pro Jlahilitate regni S'r.hV," printed in P-ynne, vol.3, 05 3. and contains this remarkable paffage. " Endro.t de leis et vol. I. p. 26". and 268. It is dated in the year 1305, que Vufage de Scot et de Bret (a) deforendroit foit de- " ufages pur le governement de la terra d'Efcoce, ordenee eft, ferra venuz en la eft aufuit, que le Lieutenant le Roi, del houre qu'il " fendu, fi que mes ne foit ufcz. Et ordene lieu le quel.il verra que a ce foit corcnable, " terre d'Efcoce, face alfembler les bones gentz de la tcrre, en aucun certyn folent rehercez les leis que le roi David " et que illoeqes, en la prefence de lui et de gentz quil y ferront aftemblez, les Rois," (b) &c,. " fift, et aufiiit les amendementz et les addicions q'unt cftc puis faites par

it ftiould feem to have been peculiar to Scotland. {a) The nature of this uftge is now unknown ; but

ordained, that the ufage of 5«/^ anrf (i) " In regard to laws and ufages for the government of Scotland, it is ordained, that the King's Lieu- Brit be for the future prohibited, fo that they may be no more uled. And it is alio certain gteoe tenant, immediately on his arrival in Scotland, caufe the good men of the country to afferable in any SXXVl NOTES.

Tliefe words affoid the moll fat!sfa

regarded as the bails of Scottiih jurifprudencc : and That King David I. was a Icgillator, and that his laws were the amencimenls and additions by fucceiding Kings, convey fo it h humbly conceived, that thofe laws of King David, with Majejlafem as can fcarcely be miftaken. exaa a defcription of the book called by the general name of Regiam were among the archives of Scotland Thus, in a conneacd point of view, we fee, that in the year 1292 there that kingdom, and of the laws and «< rolls of the ancient flatutes of the kingdom of Scotland, of the laws and aliizes of

" ufages of its burrows ;" " David, with the improvements and additions That in the year 1305 King Edward direfted the laws of King in prefence of the people of Scotland '< made in thofe laws by fncceeding Kings," to be publicly read ; appointing a committee, confifting of eighteen of the And that in the year 1425 a public ftatute was enafted, and Attachiamenta, Rates of Parliament, to " fee and examine the bukis of law, yat is to fay, Regiam Majejlatem ^oniam " and mend the lawis that nedis mendment."

Little doubt, therefore, it is humbly thought, can be entertained, that the Regiam Majejlatem and ^oniam Atta-

chiamenta mentioned in this ftatute, are the latvs of King David, ivith the improvemtnts and additions of Jucceeding Kings before that the RotuU de Antiquis Slatutis mentioned in King Edward's edift juft an hundred and twenty years ; and his edift, contained thofe laws of King Scoti£, Id'c. put into King Edward's hands in 1292, thirteen years before words, that thofe three different references de- David, and the fubfequent improvements and additions, &.c. ; in other note precifely the fame thing, viz. the Regiam Majfflatcm. No verbal or theoretical criticifms, however ingenious, can fhake a weight of written evidence fo firmly connefted, and fo direft. to more ancient than the The carliefl manufcripts of R:giam Mcjef.alcm at prefcnt known, do not appear be begin, ning of the fifteenth century, two hundred and fifty years at leaft after King David's code mufl have been compiled. To affert that Regiam Majejlatem, as contained in thofe manufcripts, is precifely the fame with that drawn up by edift King David's directions, were very vafli indeed. 'J'he amendments mentioned in King Edward's oppofe fuch an

idea. But without infifting on that expreiTlon, it is obvious, that before the invention of printing, intcrpollation and

alteration could be praftifed with fo little chance of deteftion, that the monkifh tranfcribers had much latitude, both to

alter the original text, and alfo to infcrt here and there paffages fuggefted by their own fancies. Nay, in various in-

ftances a marginal obfei-vation or reference on a more ancient copy, might, by a later clerk, have been innocently mifta-

ken for part of the text, and as fuch inferted in the body of the work, without any intention to deceive.

Under fuch circumftances, it were extraordinary indeed, if in the numberlefs tranfcripts of King David's code, whicli muft have been made during the long period of two centuries and a half, the original manufcnpt had remained totally

•unaltered, without mentioning the intentional and deliberate alterations made by fubiequent laws. paffages the Certain paffages fi-om the Civil law, which appear fufpicious to fome ; and other from Canon law, and fome references to Glanville, which prove a Itumbling-block to others, have m&ft probably found their way into the body of the work by fuch means. At the fame time, to fuppofe that before the difcovery of the Pandefts in one entire connefted work, whether at earlier before Amalphi in 1 137, before the middle of King David's reign, or at fome period ; or that particulai- pro- mulgations of the Canon law, no fragments of the Civil or Canon law were any where preferved, is extremely impro-

bable (fz). Many unqueftionable proofs of the contrary coiild, if neceffary, be produced.

" that he fliall fee convenient for the parpofe, and that there, in prefence of him and of thofe who fliall be there alTcm- " bled, be rehearfed the laws vvr.ich King David made, and alfo the amendments and additions which have fnice been

" made by tlic Kings,"' >xc.

(a) ' Thefc laws of King Henry I. are a kind of mifcellany made up of thofe ancient laws called the laius 0/

" the Confejfor and King William I. and of certain parts of the Canon-and CivilLvj." Hiftory of the Common Law ot

England, p. 135. See alfo the authorities quoted by Lord Lyttlcton, in fupport of the following pallage, viz. " The law of England being a barrier againft the whole fjdlcm of Papal power, the prelates, who were become fubfer-

" vient to that power, and continually appealed to it in the affairs of the church, had recourfe to the Cnncn and Cit-i!

«' la-MS, the authority of which they endeavoured to exalt above that of the fomicr. Aprofffar of tbm, named Vacarius, NOTES. xxxvli

If then fucTi fragments were known in Europe before, or in the days of King David, feme of the foreign ecclc- fiaftics brought into Scotland to inhabit the various monafteries founded by the father and two elder brothers of that King, and by himfclf, muft undoubtedly have imported fuch knowledge along with them. It cannot therefore appear in the lead extraordinary, that traces of thofe laws might be difcernible in any digcft of laws formed by King David.

Nor was it at all neceffary, as fome writers fcem to have fuppofed, that the people of Scotland fliould have derived their knowledge of the Civil and Canon law from England. The intcrcourfe direftly between Scotland and the continent of Europe in general, and Italy in particular, muft, by means of the different churchmen, as well as by com- merce {a), have been abundantly frequent ; and it can hardly be doubted that the Scots would, on fubjefts of fo high importance, prefer information flowing immediately from the fource, to circuitous information tranfmitted through the channel of a hoftile nation. It has been urged as a fufpicious circumflance, that in Regiam Majejlalem, a code of laws fuppofed to have been altogether framed by King David, fome particular ftatutes, not to be found in GlanviUe, occur, bearing exprcfsly to have been enafted by that King.

But it is abfurd to fuppofe, as has been already obferved, that Regiam Majejlatem contained nothing bcfides the afts of King David. It is much more reafonable to regard it as a general colleftion made by King David's authority of nil the fubfilling laws of preceding Kings, enlarged, no doubt, and improved by feveral afts of his own. Even in the former view, the objection has little foixe. In the latter, it has no force at all. On the conti-arj-, in fuch a general colleftion it was proper to diftinguifli the particular enaftments of David from the other laws in the book ; and that circumflance, inftcad of throwing difcrcdit on Regiam Majcflalem, confers on it additional authenticity.

If, however, we may for a moment fuppofe the rolls of ancient Scottifh ftatutes now under confideration to have fallen into the hands of fome Englifh monk, who obferving in them a general refemblance to the ancient laws of Eng- land, and aftuated by fome illiberal motive, had formed the refolution to tranfcribe them, to alter the arrangement, and to exhibit them as an Englilh compilation, fuch a man would be careful to omit every particular that might lead to a detection of his plagiarifm, and of courfe would ftudiouCiy omit thofe ftatutes of Iving David.

It has been urged too as a proof of Regiam Majejiatcm being a copy of GlanviUe., that the latter is not only the

moft methodical book of the two, but likewife in various refpedts the moft perfect and complete.

Now, whether wt (hall fuppofe fome private perfon in Scotland deliberately fitting down to copy Glanville, whb a

view to pafs his copy on the world as an original digeft of the ancient laws of his country, or feveral pcrfons, by au-

thority of the Parliament of Scotland, adopting Glanville in the lump as a body of Scots law, it is utterly incredible that in either cafe the copy ftiould have been intentionally made more immethodical, or more imperfefl than the origi-

nal. No ftronger argument, perhaps, can be adduced in fupport of the originality of Regiam Majejlatem, than its being

Icfs methodical and leSs perfeft than Ghnville. [l)

«' iL'iis called over from Italy in the year 1 148 hy the Archliji.op of Catiterlury, arJ under his patror.age they were taught in the «< ylrcijiepifcnpal Palace and in the vni-verfity of Oxford. Some of the books brought and commented on by Vacarius contained

'notions and maxims," S;c. " V. Johan. Saliftj. Policraticon, five de nugis curiaL 1. 8. c. 12.— Gcrv. Aftus Pont. " Cant, de Theobald—Chron. Norm. p. 983.—D. Arth. Duck, de ufu et audoritate Jur. Civ. 1. i. c. 7. art. 10.

'' I I. 13."

{a) The Abbot BalJrcdiis, the a\ithor of the eulogium on King David, referred to above, has the following re-

markable paffage. " Tu quondam (viz.. terra Scotix) caeterarum mendica terrarum, cefpite duro famem incolis ingc-

" rtbas, nunc cxteris mollier atque fcecundior, ex tua abundantia vicinarnm regionum inopiam allevias. Ipfe (viz. rex

" David) /)o/-te/ tuot peregrinis mercilu! Jacunda-vit, et alionim regnnnim divitias tuis deliciis aggregtwit." Fordoun, vol. i. p. 305. at the bottom The two following pafiages, though foreign to the prefent queftion, are fo curious that

we are induced to infert them in this place. " Ita enim populum ilium" (vi/.. Scoticamun) ' nidem et agreftem ad " mores compofitos et edomitos ilHccre fatagebat, ut non folum de magnis regni fui caufis, verum et de minimis qui- " bufque, utpote de hortis, edificiis, et pomariis curam gereret, ut eos ad fimilia fuo exemplo provocarct." Page 302.

in " nihil illi And another place, Et ut ad vitam honeftam detlfet, etiam hora conveniente honcfto alicui operi, h.oc eft

• aiit berbis plantandis, velfurculis a fua radice excifs, alicno trunco inferaidis opuam ilahat." Page 305.

in {b) Lord Lyttleton, his hiftory of King Henry II. writes thus ; " I will only add, that the high encomiumi " on the then reigning King, in the prefaces to both thefe books," (viz. Regiam Maiejiatm and Glanville), " on k zxxviii NOTES.

But in truth this whole matter is confined wiihin liniito fo clear aad fo pvecilc, as appear effeclually to esolu^e all difficulty and mifappi-ehenfion.

On the one hand, the ftatute 1425 miill be admitted to carry back the charafter of authenticity attached to Regiam Mi^ef.atem foiirfcore years at leaft prior to that time. On the other hand, the laws of King David, with the amendments and additions by fucceeding Kings, ordered by

King Edward's edift in 1 305 to be publicly read in a general conventi(?n of the Scots nation, could be nothing elfe than

thofe contained in the rolls of the ancient ftatutes of Scotland, of the laws and ajifr of the kingdom of Scotland, and of the laws ami ufages cf the burrows of Scotland, put into King Edward's hands only thirteen years before, the contents of which muft. have been univerfally known.

That public rehearfal, again, in 1 305, of thofe rolls, without mentioning the written documents of them, that,

in confequence of fo folemn a tranfaftion, could not fail to have been fpread through the country, muft certainly have

tranfmitted and preferved the perfeA knowledge of themfourfcore years at lead: after that rehearfal. No time therefore feems to be left for the introduflion into Scotland of this imperfeft immethodical bungled tran-

feript of Glanville, and for the adoption of it there, under the title of Reg'iam ALijefiatem, as a genuine fyfleni of the ancient laws of the Scots nation.

On the other hand, little doubt can be entertained that Regiam Majeflatetn, recognlfed by a .public ftatute of Scot- " land in H2^ as z iooi of law, confifted of the rotuli de antiquis ftatutis regni Scotia—de legibus et afiifis regni " Scotix—et de legibus et confuetudinibus burgorum Scotiae—et de quibufdam ftatutis editis per reges Scotias," men-

tioned in the inventory 1292 ; and that thofe rotuli again were " the laws which King David made, and alfo the amend- " ments and additions which have fince been made by the Kings," ordered by King Edward's edict 1305 to be publicly

rehearfed in a, general convention of the people of Scotland.

It is proper too to keep in mind, that no more than an hundred and thirty-nine years had intervened between the

death of King David in 1153 and the year 1292, the date of the inventory in which thofe rolls were mentioned; and but an hundred and twenty years between the date cf King Edward's edid and the 1425, when the ftatute was

enadied ; the longeft period of the two being no more remote than from the Reftoration to the prefent time, and, to

ufe an expreffioii of Sir Matthew Hale, perfectly li-itkin time of memory. Thofe indeed who lived in the reign of King Alexander III. cannot be fuppofed to have been ignorant of the laws of King David, enacted only about an hundred years before the commencement of that reign. Nor could thofe who lived in the time of King James I. have been ignorant of laws pubhcly rehearfed in a convention of their countrymen only an hundred years before King James's accefiion to the Crown.

Let it not then be deemed prefumptuous to requeft, that before the fevere feutence of final condemnation be pronounced againft Reg'iam Majejlatem, of being a fpurious and bungled copy of Glanvilk, tlie queftion may be candidly and difpalhonately reconhdered.

" account of •viSorlcs gained iy him, andfuccffes in war, the tame of irHicH BAD tilled all la;'DS, are very ill appli-

" cable to David I." Vol. 2. p. 269. It is painful to remark, that on this point the Nobie iulloriaii lecms, through inadvertency, to have cxprefred himfclf lefs accuraiely than he certainly would have wilhed. The pallage in

Regiam Majcjlatem which he alludes 10, is in thele words: " Quam eleganter, quam ftrenue, quam callidc, lioitiuni

" obviando infidiis cfmalitiis, hoftilitati^ tempore armatam cxercuit miljiiam, neraiui venit m auoium." Will this parage ^dmit the bold paraphrafe of -Lord Lyttltton ?—But let us hear what liing David's cotemporary, Baldred, iay& on this fobjeft. »' Quoniam grcfTus hominis a domino diiiguntur, qui regem inviaijfimum, qui tot Jitti barbaras Jubdidit

" nationes, qui de Pilm-a-, Ktifibus et infulanis par'uo labore triumpha-uerat." Fordoun, vol. i. p. 304. Ouch are tiie woiua or a writer coten^porapy with 'Kiog David, addreffed to a cotemporary Prince, Henry Piantagcnet, liiiig DaviU's graud- r.tphew. NOTES,

NOTE on line i. of page 15. of the preceding Introduction.

«. Videlicet, in uno flicculo continebantur 23 rotuli magni et mediocres, de compotis vicecomitum, balUvorurrij

" firmavioram, thanorum, burgorum, et alioruni, diverfis temporibus rcgum Scorix."

Formerly almoft the whole kfngdom of Scotland is fa id to have been divided into thanedoms (<;).

Of thofe thanedoms about twenty-feven are mentioned in the following Index (^), all fituated in thofc provinces of

Scotland which ftretch along its eaftern coail.

Of all the twenty-feven, one only, viz. that of Kinrofs, is fituated on the fouth Cde of the Tay, and not one of them on the fouth of the Forth.

Thane, 7hanedom ;—Earl, Earldom;—Shire, Sheriffdom;—are all terms of general and of high import, and confef- fcdly of Saxon txtradlion.

How came thofe terms to prevail fo univerfally in Scotland ?—and in particular, how came thanes and thanedoms to be fo widely diffnfed over the eaftern provinces fituated north of Tay ? That that tract of country was anciently polTefTed by the PiJts feems to be an agreed point. Were the Pifts then a tribe of Saxons ?—and did their pollei ity continue to poffefs the eaftern provinces of Scotland, after the deftruclion of their Royal Family, and the conqueft of their kingdom by Kenneth Macalpinc, about the year 853 ?—or were the Picls either utterly extirpated or expelled from thofe provin.ces, as the 'Britons who poffefied the champaign provinces of England were by the Saxons, as the general praftice of favages appears to render probable, and as the Scotichronicon feems to indicate ?—and did tribes of Saxons, driven from England by the Norman conquerors, feek an afylum in Scotland, and, under the proteftion of the Scottirti Monarchs, gradually infmuate themfelves into the Piftifli territory-, rendered by the extirpation or expulfion of its former poffeffors in a great meafure perhaps a folitary defert ?

By whatever means it happened, there can be no doubt that thofe countries have been for many ages poffeiTed by a race of men defcended of Saxon anccllors. Their language, as different from the Celtic language of the Scots (c)

as one lan_guage can be from another, their drefs, their thanedoms, earldoms, andjhircs, without Infifting on a variety of jnore minute difcrepancics in their dom.eftic manners, fupply here the filence of hiftory, and prove the faft to demon- ilration.

But it is truly wonderful, that thofe Scots and Saxons, two nations fo diametrically oppofite to one another in the

great and prominent features of the human charader, coalefced fo perfcdlly under the fame government, that inflead of

reading of intefline wars between them of any material confequence, we find them on all occafions aciing with unanimity

and perfeft coidiality againft their common enemies.

(a) Fordoun's Scotichronicon, vol. I. p. 231.

[l) Viz. Abcrbuthnot, Abcrkerdour, Aberlachwich (fnppofcd to be erroneoufly written), Aberlemno, Aber-

Inthnot, Alyth, Balhelvie, Boyne, Collie,* Dingwall, Douny, Down, the abthantdom of Dull, (fee Fordoun, vol. i.

p. 226.), Durris, Fettercairn, Froniartin, Glammis, Glcndowachy, Kinaltvy, Kinc.iidine, Kiuclcvin, Kinrofs, Kin-

tore, Monifeith, Morphy, Newdo/lvis, Scoon, and Tannadyce. Various thanedoms befides thcfe might be enumerated

from other authorities, fuch as ihofe of Rofs, (Fordoun, vol. I. p. 532.), the thanedom of Fyfe, of Caldcr, of Con-

weth, of Kinmylie, of Kalentir, &c. &c. That of Kalentir alone, info far as is at prtfent recolleded, fecnis to be

fituated on 'the fouth fide of the Forth.

(^) Baldredus writes thus in his eulogium of King David I. " Et delcdabatur in multitudine pacis, quam inter

" barbaras gentes et diverftlates linguarum et morumjiii contrarius, et propter mutuas mortes et vulnerafibi iflvicem mimicif-

" fimas, tanta cautionc compofuit, tanta aufloritat* fcrvavit, ut inter cognatas gentes, tjufdimque geiurk et lin^ut homities

" tale foedus tanto tempore vix aliquando vidcrimus cuftodiri." Fordoun, vol. i. p. 300. Kl NOTES,

The introduftion of the terms JJjire snijlxrif, if not anterior, was probably at leaft coeval with thofe of thanedom and thane.

It is likely that p/iiYS comprehended at firft diftrifts of much fmaller extent than the territories denoted by thofe

'Ltrms during the laft five hundred years. In one of King Edgar's charters to the priory of Coldingham [a], we find CoMinglamfch'tre mentioned. In the cliartulary of the abbey of Dunfermline we find mention made of DumfermUngshire, Dolutjhirc, Nciuburnjhtre,

Mujfelburghjl.nre, and the _/&>« of Gelland and Gahmilh. In the charter of King William in 1178(4), founding the abbey of Aberbrothook, the fiires of Aberhrothod, of Denechyn, of KingoUrum, and of Athyn occur. And in the following Index we find Herberthfchwe, and the (hires of Scoon and Kinghorn. Of this many other proofs might be adduced. In Prynne's colleaions, and in Mr Rymer's Fcedera (c), we find the following (hires of Scotland mentioned, viz. Aberdeen, Ayr, Angus, Argyle, Banff, Berwick, Clackmannan, Crumbachy (Cromarty), Dumfries, Dunbarton, •Dynguale, Elgin, Edinburgh, Fyfe, Forfar, Forres, Haddington, Jcddeworth, Invcrnairn, Inverntfs, Kincardin, Kinrofs, Lanark, Linlithgow, Mernis, Oughterarder, Perth, Peebles, Roxburgh, Rotherglcn, Rofs {d), Selkirk, Stir-

ling, and Wigton. Bute feems to have been then included in Argylefhire, Renfrew in the (liire of Lanark, and the fiewartry of

Jvirkcudbright in the (liire of Dumfries. (hires, included in that of Rofs. But whe- It is uncertain whether Caithnefs and Sutherland were then feparate or were than three hundred years ther they were then feparate (liires or not, we know that they, as well as Rofs, more after 1296 included in Invernefs-rtiire. Orkney and Zetland did not belong to the kingdom of Scotland till many years after 1296.

of Earl was firll ufed in Scotland. It is equally uncertain at wliat time the office and dignity of Angus (<).— find a Malpedlr Earl of About the year 994 we obferve the name of a Cruchne Earl We Mernis an uncle of King Edgar and King Alexander I. mentioned about the year 1095 (f).—We read of an Earl of Goivry, [g) _Of an Angus Earl oi Murray (/.),_and of the earldom of Garioch (;), in the reign of King David I. pofleffed by David Earl of Huntington, that King's youngeft grandfon. From the time of King Malcolm IV. about 11 60, downwards to the year 1286, v.'e find the collective term Comlles

frequently ufed in the Scotichronicon {k).

In the fame period we find mention made of different Earls of Angus (/), of Fyfe (w), of Strathern («), of March,

{a) Page 135. of this Book. {!') Chartulaiy of Aberbrothock.

(c) Prynne, vol. 3. from p. 649. to p. 664. inclufive, and pages 1054. and 1055. Fcedera, vol. 2. from p. 723. to 727. inclufive. See alfo RutuU Parliamenli, vol. i. p. 267.

(a) Were Angus and Forfar, Dingwall and Rofs, Jedburgh ^nd Roxburgh, Kincardine and Mernis, Lanarl:

and Ruglen, then confidered to be different (liires ? As to Lanark and Ruglen, fee Fosdera, vol. 2. p. 724. at the wordt «' Magitler Mihtiae TempH ;" and fee the penult article of the fame page as to Jedburgh and Roxburgh.

(f) Fordoun's Scotichronicon, voL I. p. 216. C/J Ibid. vol. I. p. 277. {g) Ibid. vol. 1. p. 2S5.

(/) Ibid. vol. I. p. 293. 295. 304. 448. 452. (/) Ibid. vol. I. p. 447. ; and vol. 2. p. 33. 42.

(yf) Ibid. vol. i. p. 450. 473. 474. 506. 535. ; vol. 2. p. 33. 38. &c. &c. &c.

(/) Ficdcra, vol. I. p. 40. 377.; vol.2, p. 26rt. 471. ^^5- Prj'nne'a CoUeftlons, vol.3, p. 652. 6^1-

[m) Fordoun, vol. I. p. 297. 370. 519. 532.; vol. 2. p. 38. 58. 102. 104. I13. 127. Fcedera, vol. I. p. 39.

428. 566. 567. 715. ; vol. 2. p. 266.

(n) Fordoun, vol. i. p. 450. 515. 529. ; vol. 2. p. 109. 114. Fcedera, vol. I. p. 39. 377. 428. 559. 565. vol. 2. voh 567, 715. J p. 266. 471. S55- i'iT»"f> 3. p. 649. 653. NOTES. xli or Dunbar, or Cotnts Laodenfis {a), of Rofs (i), of Caithnefs (f), of Athol (

Mai {g), of Mentekh (h), of Carn'ck (/), and of Sutherland (/).

vol. 2. {a) Fordoun, vol. i. p. 459. 481. 484. 492. 535. ; p. 59. 61. 76. 90. 131. Fcedera, vol. i. p. 39.

vol. 2. Pryn"e. vol. 377. 428. 559. 566. 567. 715. ; p. 266. 471. 529. SS5- 3. p. 652. 653.

Fcedera, vol. i. vol. {b) Fordoun, vol. I. p. 480. ; vol. 2. p. 61. p. 377. ; 2. p. 266. 471. ^55-

vol. (r) Fordoun, vol. I. p. 5 1 2. 534- j vol. 2. p. 46. 47. 48. 59. Fcedera, 2. p. 266. 47 1.

Fffidera, vol. i. (

(f) Fordoun, vol. I. p. 532.; vol. 2. p. 58. 59. 85. 91. 102. 109. 113. Fcedera, vol. 1. p. 428. $66. 670.

vol. 715. ; vol 2. p. 266. 471. 555. Prynne, 3. p. 650. 651. 653.

(f) Fordoun, vol. 2. p. 42. Fcedera, vol. 1. p. 377. vol. 2. p. 266. 471. $$$. Prynne, vol. 3. p. 563.

{g) Fordoun, vol. 2. p. 84. 85. 91. 104. 109. I13. Focdera, vol. i. p. 377. 42S. 566. 670. 715.; vol. 2. p. 26O. 471. 55,-. Piynne, vol. 3. p. 651. 653.

{h) Fordoun, vol. 2. p. 81. 84. 85. 91. 92. 120. Fcedera, vol. i. p. 377. 428. s^^' 670. j vol. 2. p. 266. 471- 555- Prynne. vol. 3. p. 6ji. 653.

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NOTICE TO THE READER.

and it abounds with errors {a). 1 HE Old Index is in many places a ftrange mixture of Latin and Scots, As doubt in the records themfelves, even records are not exempted from raiHake, fcveral of tboft errors occurred no and have thence been copied into the Index. But molt of them are certainly imputable to the framer of the Index. Prynne's efpecislly his Proper names indeed may in many inftances puzzle the moft fldlful reader. Of this Colkaions, Fa-dera immaculate. The lettters i, m, n, u, and all Ragman's roll (/'), furnifli a ttriking proof. Nor are even the great uncertaiaty in reading proper names and thnr combinations with one another, unlefs carefully formed, occafion ; eye cannot diHinguifli the one from the other. Before an »" t and c are generally written fo exadiy alike, that the acuteft coufonants h, r, and to, it is apt to this fimilarity occafions little inconveniency ; but before the other vowels, and the

miflead. It may be remarked, in geneial, that in ancient writing it is not the antiquity, but the badnefs of the cha-

is' file cafe vafter, which, to a perfon moderately converfant in old- nianufcripts, creates difficulty. The fame witK modern writing. Many familiar epiiUes, no older than yefterday, will cmbarrafs a man who could perufe with facility a chatter of high antiquity.

on the The contents of the ift roll ftill preferved will be found on the bottom of page 4. the top of page 9. and four intermediate pages. The alterations made oa the Old Index of that roll are taken from the original record itfelf,

•and are printed in Italics. tViat of the rolls which are miffing and Of the other eleven exifting rolls the Index is printed in a fmaller type than ; and names, not fet down in the Old Lidex, are added all the proper names in thofe eleven rolls arc correftcd, many Old Index are retained, uncouth as they are. Of die firft frotn the rolls thcmfelves ; but the conneAing words of the It booH of the record of charters ftill preferved, an index entirely new is given, for the reafon mentioned page 70.- in the index of the eleven exiliing rolls is is printed from page 70. to page 98. incluhve, in the fame fmall type which

printed.

Many charters contained in the Index appear to have been twice recorded, and fome of them oftener. It is not

eafy in every cafe to conjedlure the reafon of this.

The letter B feeems to Hand for the word Hatch in fome places, as p. 38. No. 14. 15. 22. 23. 29. 37. ; —p. 40.

p. 21. ; p. No. 3'. 2'. No. 17. ; — 42. No. — 67.

ArchiiriMonm has in two or three places been erroneonfly tranflated AichiLan inflead of Arc\\deacon. The Editor is

indebted for this correfiion to the iiiggcftion of a learned and very refpeftable friend.

Of the 351 charters in Book ift, the fu-R 276 were granted by King David II. and the laft 45 by that King's nephew, King Robert II. the firft King of the Stewart family. Such of the witnefles to thofe charters as are mentioned in the record are fct down in the ievtral entries in tlic

in lift Index ; and they will be found entered again the alphabetical of the Names of Perfons. Of fome of thofe charters the places at which they were dated are not exprefled in the record. Of the reft about one hundred and fixty were dated at Edinburgh, fixty-four at Perth, feventeen at Aberdeen, fourteen at Scone, ten at

Dundee, nine at Stirling, nine at iSIontrofe, iix at St Andrew's, five at Lindorts, four at Kindromy, three at Dun-

this [a) The Editor is reluftantly drawn to nrake remark ; for though he flatters himfclf, that the fiw to whom

thofe errors to carelelfnefs or inattention he is unknown he is known will not impute on his part ; yet the many to whom may pofTibly be difpofed to judge lefs favourably of his accuracy.

[b) Viz. the roll of that multitude of Scots of all ranks who fwore fealty to King Edward I. Prynne's Collec-

tions, vol. 3. from page 648. to page 666. inclufivc. NOTICE TO THE READER. xYm

donaU, three at Mehofs, tkrce at Spynie, two at Aberbrotliock, two at Dunfermling, and one at each or the following of Kinlof.-, Kil- places, viz. Coupar in Fife, Dunbartane, Dnimclzier, Elgin, Invernefs, Irwine, the Foreft Kintore, winning, Lochleven Caftle, Linlithgow, Lochfreuch in Strathbrawn, Methuen, and Reftennet. dated in the 29th year of his reign Of the 276 charters by King David II. two, viz. No. 93. and 136. are ; the 32d and the reft in the 33d, 34th, 35th, 36th, 37th, one. No. 168, in the 31ft ; two, No. 89. and 167. in ; 38th, 39th, 40th, and 41ft years of his reign; and they appear in the Index pretty nearly in chronological order. are dated in ill and years of his reign. The 45 charters in that book granted by King Robert 11. the 2d fix are dated at Edinburgh, Of the charters in Roll 4. the index of which is printed on pages 130, 131, and 132, thirteen at Perth, four at Scone, and one at each of the following places, viz. Coupar in Fife, Dundee, Dundonald, Kilwinning, and Lochfreuchy. The years of the King's reign in which the charters in that roll were granted, and the

prefixed to index it names of the witncifcs to the only charier in it that mentions the wltnefles, are the of on page 130.

All the names contained in the firft roll ftill preferved, of which the index will be found on pages 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th, are printed there, and again in the alphabetical lifts. Of the other ten rolk now in the General Regifter-Houfe, the places where, and the years of the King's reign in which they were dated, together with the witriefles named in them, are refpeftively prefixed to the index of each of them, on the following pages, viz. 11;. 117. 118. 123. 125. 127. 128. 132. 134. 150. l6c. 161. and 165. thofe charters of King David II. King Robert II. Kiiig A connetled view is here fubjoined of the witnefles to Robert III. and of the Regent Robert Duke of Albany, viz.

WITNESSES TO THE CHARTERS OF KING DAVID 11.

William, Bidiop of St Andrew's. Robert de Erfkine, Chamberlain of Scotln Patrick, Bifliop of Brechin, Chancellor. David de Anand. Robert, Steward of Scotland and Earl of Strathern, King Thomas BilTet. David's nephew. William de Difchingtoun. Douglas. John Earl of Carrick, eldeft fon and heir of the fai Ro- Archibald de bert Steward of Scotland. John de Edmonftoun George de Dunbar Earl of March. Walter de Haliburton. Patrick Earl of March and of Milrray. John Herice. Thomas Earl of Mar. AValter de LeHie. William Earl of Douglas. Alexander de Lyndefay. William de Keith, Marfhall of Scotland. John de Prel\on.

VvTTNESSES TO THE CHARTERS OF KING ROBERT II.

William, and Walter, Bin>ops of St Andrew's. Thomas Earl of Mar. Walter, and Mathew, Biihops of Glafgow. William Earl of Douglas and of Mar. Patrick, Bifliop of Brechin, Chancellor of Scotland. James Earl of Douglas and of Mar. John de Peblys, Archdeacon of St- Andrew's, and after- Archibald Earl of Douglas. of the Great wards Bifliop of Dunkeld, Chauccllor of Scotbmd. Alexander de Cockbnrn of Lan^toun, Keeper John dt Carrick, a Canon of Glafguw, Chancellor of Seal of Scotland. Scotland. James de Douglas, Domhms de Dalkeith. John Earl of Carrick, and Steward of Seotknd, -eldeft Archibald de Dougks. fon of King Robert II. Hughde EglyntouD. Robert, Earl of Fife and. Mcnttitii, afterwards Duke.of Robert de Erikine. Albany, fecond Ion of King Rubert.II. Thomas de Erflvine. de Lyndefay, a nephew ef Kiag Robut II. . James Alexander Stewart,^ isftcr wards £arl ef . BuiJtau, the thud

." de LyuUcfay. fon of King Robert II. j jodJA rJol .^loiI.O j Alexaudcr

George de Duubaj- Earl of March. -A) t-:L.\'!' i/r'.) xliv

WITNESSES TO THE CHARTERS OF KING ROBERT III.

Alexander de Coekburn of Langtuun, Keeper oi tl^c NVallcr, EiHuip of St Andrew's. Great Seal of Scotland. Mathew, Bifiiop of Glafgow. Robert de Danielilon. Gilbert, Bifliop of Aberdeen. of Thomas de Erlkine. Robert, Earl of Fife and Mentcith, afterwards Duke Robert de Keith. Albany, brother of King Robert III. David de Lyndefay of Glenefli. Archibald Earl of Douglas. James de Lyndefay of Crauford- John Earl of March.

James de Douglas, Dontiuus i!e Dalkeith.

\\TTNESSES TO THE CHARTERS OF THE REGENT ROBERT DUKE OF ALBANY, Alphabetic.u.ly Arranged.

Bishops.

Dunkcld, Robert Bifliop of. .-^.berdeen, Gilbeit Bifliop of, Chancellor. Glafgow, William Bifliop of. St Andrew's, Henry Bifliop of. Murray, John Bifliop of. Brechin, Walter Bifliop of. Dunblane, Finlay Bifliop of. Earl

Mar and Garvyach, Alexander Stewart Earl of, a nephew Athol and Catnes, Walter Stewart Earl of, brother of of the Regent's. the Regent's. George Earl of. Buchan, John Stewart Earl of, a fon of the Regent' March, Murray, Thomas Earl of. Ci-aufurd, David de Lyndefay Earl of. Orkney, Henry de SanHo Claro Earl of. . Alexander Lyndefay Earl of. Stratherne, Patrick de Grahame Earl of. Douglas, Archibald Earl of. Lennox, Duncan Earl of.

Gentlemen.

William de, of Aberdeen, Reftor of Erole, Abirnethy, William de. Camera, de, of Glafly. Patrick de. John de, of Kilbride. Achynlek, John de. John

Allyrdas, David de. Campbell, Allan.

Aniot, James de. Charterys, Thomas. Beckirtoun, Henry de. Comyne, Richard de. Archibald de. 3erclay, David dc. Conynghame, William de. John dc. Borthwick, William de, of Kaikonc. Humphry de. perhaps of Katkoac. Corntoun, John dc. . William de, the father, Archdeacon of Dunkeld, ___ William de, tlie fon. Cornuel, Richard de, Bryfbane, T^iomas de. Crauford, Wilham de. Bufljy, John de, a Canon of Murray. Thomas de, of Auchnamys.

Bute, Donald dc. Dean or Deacon of Dunblane. Culrofs, John Abbot of.

Cadyhow, William de. Cun-y, Walter «/f. WITNESSES TO CHARTERS OF THE REGENT ROBERT DUKE OF ALBANY. xW

Dalgles, Symon Je. Maxwell, Robert de, of Caldcrwood.

Dalmahoy, Tb.omas dt. Mure, John.

Dalrympil!; JjHies df. Name, Michael de.

Dou<;las, Ja:r.^'- r!e, lacum-teiwns oi \.\\t Regent. Newtoun, Alexander de.

'hoinas de. Ogilby, or Ogilvile, Alexander de, Sheriff of Forfar or

Dovery, John de. Angous.

• Maliiius de. Walter de.

Drommond, John de, of Concraig. Pringil, Robert de. Edmondftoun, David de. Rollo, Duncan.

Eicht, William de. Roos, John de, of Hawkhede.

Evfliyne, Robert de. Rofs, Robert de.

Ferny, Robert de. Ruthven, William de. Fleniyng, Malcolm, of Bygare. Sandylandis, James de, of Caldore, a nephew of the Re- Forbes, Alexander de. gent's. ^ Forller, John of Corftorfyne. Schaw, James de. Gardyn, Alexander de. Scot, Alan, a Canon of Cambudceneth. Gcddes, Mathew de, Redlor of the Kirk de Forefia. Scrimzeour, John. Grahame, William Dominus de, and of Kyncardyn. Setoun, Alexander de,

Grynlaw, Thomas de. John ./.. Hamyltoun, William de. Spens, John de. Hawick, Andrew de. Canon of Dunkeld, Redlor of Lif- Stewart, John, SherliF of Bute, a frater naturalis of the toun, and Secretary to the Regent. Regent's. Haya, William de, of Nachtane. Alexander, of Dernle.

William de, of Locherwart. Robert, of Dernle. Fife . John de. Robert, of and Kinclevyne, fon and heir of Heryng, Patrick de. Murdak the Regent's eldefl fon. Home, Alexander de. Alexander, a Canon of Glafgow, a brother of Howilloun, John de. the Regent's.

Kyninmond, Elizeiis de. John, of Dundonald, another brother of the Kynros, William de. Regent's.

Lang, William, a Canon of Abirdene. John, of Invermeth and Lornc, a cotifanguineus Lavvedre, Alexander de. of the Regent's. Leky, Murdak de. Robert, of Lome. Lefly, George de, of Fythkil, a confangumeus of the Re- Walter, of Rayltftoun, a confangu'meus of the gent's. Regent's.

Walter de. Swyntoun, John de. Lethe, John de. Sympill, John, of Elyotiloun. Levynglloun, Alexander de, of Calenter. Robert. _ Robert dc. Taillefer, Andrew.

Lythtoun, Duncan de. Uchterlowny, Alexander de. Lyndefay, Alexander de, fon and heir of David Eail of Walays, John of Elryfle. Craufurd. Wemys, John de. Wrycht, .^ William de, of RofTy, a brother of faid Earl. John, Conftable of Falkland.

Walter ck, anotlier brother of faid Earl. Ydill, William. .

xlvi

P O S T S C R I P 1\ rp J. H E Editor has peculiar fatisfaftion in Iiere announcing to the Public, that the printing i,i the following Index, aided by the manufcript alphabetical lifts of the perfons and places contained in it, has already, even before publication, led to a material difcovery in relation to the rolls that i-re miffing.

There is in the Library of the Faculty of Advocates at Edinburgh a large manufcript folio volume, confifting of feveral manufcripts, which feem to have been originally feparateand detached.

This large volume bears, on a blank leaf prefixed, the following words, viz.

'• ACoUeSl'ion of Charters, Evidents, and Antiquities ^ colleEled by E. Hadintonr

And it has always been regarded as a colleftion made by Thomas Hamilton the firft Earl of Ha- dinton {a).

From an attentive peruHil of that manufcript, and a minute comparifon of it with the Old

Index here laid before the public, it is evident, that almoft all the miding rolls,—and thence probably the whole of them,—had been in the hands of the Noble Colledor, and had been by him verT'carefuHy infpeded

It is likely that thofe rolls, as well as the other books of the record of charters palTed under the great Seal, and the twelve exifling rolls, from which this manufcript has been chiefly formed, came into the hands of the Earl of liadinton in the year 1612, when he bore the office of Lord Clerk. Regifter.

Tlie firft z^66 pages of the manufcript volume now under confideration contain copies of many curiovis charters taken from the 2d and igth and all the intermediate books of the great-feal record, the 17th book only excepted.

On the top of the 567th page is written as follows, viz. " Charteris by King Robert Bruce, " King David, and fubfequent Kingis." From the top of page 569. to the middle of page ^-i^. vx'e fii\d feveral titles, and many full abftracls of dilferent charters contained in the loft rolls, and of a few in the firft exifting roll. From the middle of page 579 to the word " Omiffa," near the l)0ttum of page 582. we obferve notes and fliort abftracts of a confrderable number of charters in the 3d, 7th, 9th, loih, 15th, i6th, i8th, and 19th books of the records of the great feal.

[a) This was one of the moft remarkable men of tl>e age in wliich he lived. He was bred to the bar, and was rqually diilfnguifiied as a lawyer, as a judge, and as a ilatefman. Bttween the years 1592 and if.j6, he palled through the different offices of his Majefty's Advocate, a Senator of the College of Jullice or Lord of Seflion, Lord Prefident of the Court of Seflion, Lord Clerk- Regifter, Principal Secretary of State, and Lord Privy Seal ; and he generally difcharged more than one of thofe high offices at the fame time. He was, for example, both principal Secretary of State and Lord Prefident of the Court of Seflion, from the year 1616 to the year 1626. In the year 1595 he was named one of a celebrated junto of eight ftatefincn, known in the hiftory of Scotland by the name of Oaaviani. He firft received the honour of knighthood, and was next raifed to the dignity of the peerage by the ftyle and title of Lord Binning.

He was afterwards created Earl of Melrofs, and laftly Earl of Hadinton. Hence it is evident, that his abilities were of the firft rate : and his various manufcripts, efpecially that now before us, prove, that his induftry and application corre-

fponded with his eminent abilities, and enabled him not only to execute the duties of thofe important public offices, but to profecute likewife the ftudy of different objefts of law and antiquity. POSTSCRIPT. xlvii

Under the title " Oiniffa" are fliort abftradis, or rather perhaps full titles, of ten charters in the miffing rolls. The rell of page 583. and the top of page 584. contain notes of fixteen charters in the 2d and 1 9th books of the great -feal record. A manufcript of fifty pages follows next. Thefe fifty pages confift of notes taken from a great number of charters in the 2d, and 19th, and all the intervening books of the records of the great feal.

This is followed by another fliort manufcript, of only four pages, entitled, " Charters Jaco- " bus Primus" containing notes from feveral charters in the 2d, 3d, and 4th books of the records of the great feal. After this we find a fourth manufcript, entitled " Catalogue Minute of the Rcgifcer of Dum-

" fermeling." It is not regularly paged, but feems to contain about forty-two leaves or folios, of which two or three are blank. Of the fate of the books to which this part of the volume relates the Editor is ignorant. Many particulars contained in it feem worthy the attention of an anti- quary. " Eight pages follow, entitled, Exiradum de rotulo infecdationum Rob. Re. I. 1324 ante ct pojl." On thofe eight pages we find full abftrafts, intermixed with fome fhorter titles, of the charters contained in the miffing roll " Rob. I. E." of which the Index is printed on the bottom of page i o. and on the four fubfequent pages ot this book. It is obfervable, that my Lord Hadinton feems to give us notes and abftradts of fourteen of the frji eighteen charters in that roll, which are fiiid in the Old Index to have been illegible, of which eighteen his Lordffiip omits only the firft four.

After this follows another manufcript, neither paged nor titled, confiding of about twenty-fix

leaves, of which three or four are blank. On the firft four leaves, and down to the marginal note

" beginns 1424," on the firft page of the fifth, we find brief entries of many charters in the mif-

fing rolls. From that place to the end we find fhort entries of many charters contained in books

2d and 30th, and all the intermediate books of the records of the great feal.

We now arrive at the concluding part of this large volume, and the moft important and inte-

refting part by far. It is a manufcript of 146 pages. It contains full copies of many charters which

were recorded in the miffing rolls, and in the twelve rolls ftill preferved, and ample abftrafts of

many more. If therefore thofe miffing rolls fhall prove to be irrecoverably loft, this valuable collection by the Earl of Hadinton will in fo far fupply that great lofs.

It is proper likewife to remark, that my Lord Hadintou's lilies of the charters in thofe miffing

rolls, even where he inferts the titles only, are in general more particular than the titles of the

fame charters in the Old Index, and alfo apparently more accurate. We here fubjoin a brief view of moft of the charters in the miffing rolls which feeem to be fully copied in this precious manufcript, pointing them out by the pages ot the printed Index, and

the relative number on the different pages. It is judged unneceffary to infert thofe copied from the

twelve rolls ftill remaining in the General Regifter-houfe. xlviii; P O S T S C R I P 1.

Copies feem to be inierted in A I-ift of thofe Charters recorded in the miffing Rolls, of which full the Earl of Hadinton's Collections.

P;itr. N»

Charter to Patrick Ogilvie. 16, 15.

to Chriftian Bruce. 26. to William de Strabrock.

to the burgh of Aberdeen. 17. 39- to Hugh de Rofs. to Mary Cuming. to Hugh de Barclay. to Roderick Alanfon or Evanfon. 51 to tlie Bifliop of Orkney. 55 to the Abbey of Melros. [8, 67.

. ;— to the Abbey of Kelfo.

, to the Abbey of Melros. 75- 76.

77- =]' 78. 80.

to the Abbey of Crofragmer 19, 90.

raguel. to the Abbey of Coklingham. to the Priorv of Whitchorn. =1 to ditto. to the preaching friars of Edinburgh, to the Abbey of Dunfermling. to the Abbey of Culrofs. to the Abbey of Lindores. to the Abbey of Scoon. to ditto. to the Abbey of Rcilennct.

to ditto. to Thomas Ranulpli.

dittc

to Walter Steward.

to ditto.

to James Domino dc Douglas

{ to Alexander de Setonc.

to the burgh of Hadingtoun. to Robert de Kcthe.

to Henry Wattil, (in the Old Indc; Batlal).

Rcdudion of a decreet concerning Meadovflat. POSTSCRIPT. xlis

Paj 1 POSTSCRIPT,

" et heredibus noftris in feodo et hereditatc iu libero comitatu ac in libera rcgalitate cum quatuov " ouerelis ad ccronam noflram regiani fpeflantibus et cum omnibus placitis et querelis tam in com- " munibus amerciamentis indiflamentis quam in brevibus placitabilibus et cum omnibus aliis lo- " quells quibufcunque ad liberam regalitatem pertinentibus vel aliquo modo pertinere valentibus " adeo libera quiete plenarie et honorifice ficut aliqua terra infra regnum noftrum in regalitate

" liberius plenius quietius aut honorificentius dari poterit aut teneri una cum magna cuftuma noftra " burgi de Invernefs et cocketo ejufd. et libertatibus fuis in omnibus excepta tantummodo parva

" cufluma difti burgi cum plenaria poleflate attachiandi accufandi et in omnibus miniflrandi ac ** inditandi (judkaiidij omncs illas {illos) difti vicecomitatus injurias dampnis {dampnd) feu pre- " judicia facientes indebite cuftume predift. adeo libere in omnibus ficut nos feu aliquis miniftrorum " noftrorum ipfos attachiare accufare miniflrare feu judicare poterimus feu poterit in premiffis Et " quod diftus Comes et heredes fui amerciamenta efcaetas et forisfafturas inde contingentes adeo " libere et quiete habeant et poffideant in futurum ficut nos feu aliquis predeceflbrum noftrorum

" difta amerciamenta efcaetas feu forisfaduras aliquo tempore habuimus Quare vicecomiti noflro

" de Invernefs et ballivis fuis ac prepofitis et ballivis di£li burgi qui pro tempore fuerint ac ceteris " quorum intereft firmiter precipimus et mandamus quatenus prefato Comiti et heredibus fuis pre-

" diclis ac fuis m'nilbis in premiflis fint intendentes et refpondentes confulentes et auxiliantes

" fuper hoc fi necelTe fuerit nollra regali potentia invocata fine aliquo alio mandato noftro fpeciali " iiiterveniente Volumus quoque et concedimus quod didus Thomas et heredes fui predidi ha-

" beam teneant et pofiideant didum comitatum cum manerio de Elgyn quod pro capitali manfione " comitatus Moravie de cetero teneri volumus et vocari et cum omnibus aliis maneriis burgis villis

" thanagiis et orenibus terris noftris dominicis firmis et exitibus infra predict, metas contentas {con-

" tcnt'is) cum advocaticjnibus ccclefiarum cum feodis et forisfafturis cum filvis et foreflis moris et

" marefiis cum viis et femitis cum aquis ftagnis lacubus vivariis et molendinis cum pifcationibus " tam maris quam aque dnlci-s cum venationibus aucupationibus et avium aeriis et cum omnibus

" aliis libertatibus commoditatibus et afiamentis et juftis pertinentiis fuis in omnibus et per omnia "• tam non nominatis quam nominatis Quibus heredibus didi Thome mafculis deficientibus quod

" abfit volumus quod didus comitatus ad nos et heredes noftros libere et integre et fine aliqua " contradidionc revertatur Volumus etiam et concedimus pro nobis et heredibus noftris quod

" onines barones et liberi tenentes didi comitatus qui de nobis et predecciToribus noftris in capite

" tcnuerunt et eorum heredes dido Thome et heredibus fuis predidis homagia fidelitates fedas

" curie et omnia alia fervitia faciant et baronias et tenementa fua de ipfo et heredibus fuis predidis " de cetero teneant falvis tamen baronibus et libere tenentibus predid. et eorum here'dibus juribus

" et libertatibus curiarum fuarum hadenus - - - (jujiej ufitatis Volumus infuper et concedinius quod

'' burgi et burgenfes fue de Elgyn de Forres et de Invernarne eafdem libertates habeant et exer- " ceant quas tempore domini Alexandri regis Scotorum predidi et noftro habuerunt hoc foluiu

" falvo quod de nobis tenebant fine medio et nunc de eodem Comite tenent cum eifdem libertatii- " bus Salvo etiam nobis et heredibus noftris in hac donatione noftra burgo noftro de Invernefs *' cum loco caftelii et terris ad didum burgum pertinentibus cum pifcatione aque de Nifs et cum

" molendinis burgi ejufdem cum fequela didi burgi et. terrarum ad ipfum burgum tantummodo

' pertinen. Et tdvis nobis et heredibus noftris fidelitatibus Epifcoporum Abbatum Priorum et

" aliorura Prelatorum ecclefie IVloravienfis et advocatione feij jure patronatus ecclefiarum eorundeni

*' et eorum ftatu in omnibus quem habuerunt tempore regis Alexandri predidi et aliorum prede^

*' cefforum nofl^rorum regum Scotie excepta quod homines eorundem citati per nos ad defenfio POSTSCRIPT. li

" nem regni noftri intendant vexillo et fequi teneantur vexillum di£li Thome Comitis et heredum " fuorum predictorum una cum aliis qui vexillum Moravie fequi folebant antiquitus Faciendo " nobis et heredibus noftris diftus Thomas et heredes fui predifti pro diclo comitatu fervitium oclo

" militum in exercitu noftro et Scoticanum fervitium et auxilium de fingulis davatis debitum et

" confuetum tantummodo fine feda curie ad quamcunque curiam noftram faciend. In cujus rei " teftimonium prefenti carte noftre figillum noftrum precepimus apponi Teftibus venerabilibus " patribus Willlelmo Sandi Andree Willielmo Dunkeldenfis Henrico Abirdonenfis epifcopis Dei " gratia Bernardo Abbate de Abirbrothock Cancellario noftro Malcolmo Comite de Levenax *' Gilberto de Haya Roberto de Keith Marifcallo Scotie Alexandro de Mexaus (Margus Mer-

*' gas) et Henrico de Sando Claro militibus." (

" Carta Malcolmi Fleming de biirgo de Wigtoun &c. cum terrk-

" regis vicecomitatus de Wigtoun ereclcd in ane frie Eriedome."

" DAVID &c. Sciatis nos kc. et hac prefenti carta nolira Gonfirmafie Malcolmo de Fle-

" ming militi dileclo et fideli noftro pro homagio et laudabili lervitio fuo nobis impenfo et impen- *' dendo omnes terras noitras de Farynes et de Rennys et totum burgum nollrum de Wigtoun cum " omnimodis pertineniiis fuis ac omnes terras noftras totius vicecomitatus nollri de Wigtoun per " metas et divifas fuas fubfcriptas a capite vadi aque de Creeth et fic fequendo illam aquam quo-

" ufque perveniat ad mare ubi aqua de Creeth currit in mare et fic per mare ufque Molorounyfuagis

" et de Molorunyfuagis per mare ufque ad antiquas metas Comitatus de Carrik et fic per eafdcm " metas de Carrik quoufque perveniat ad prediftum caput aque de Creeth Tenen. , et habcn.

" omnes terras prediftas una cum burgo predido eidem ]\Ia!colmo et heredibus fuis de corpore

" fuo per lineam mafculinam dirette defcendentibus de nobis et heredibus noftris in feodo et herc- " ditate in perpetuum per omnes reftas metas et divifas fuprafcriptas in liberum Comitatum cum " homagiis ct fervitiis libere tenentium omnium tcrrarum predi£tarum cum feodis et forisfacturis " cum curiis et efcaetis cum furca et foffa fok et fak thole et theme et infangtheif cum multuris " molendinis et eorum fequelis cum aucupationibus pifcationibus et venationibus et cum omnimodis " libertatibus commoditatibus ayfiamentis et juftis pertinentiis in omnibus et per omnia tarn non " nominatis quam nominatis ad liberum Comitatum fpedantibus feu jufte fpectare valentibus in fu-

" turum una cum advocationibus ecclefiarum et cum jure ac patronatu monalteriorum et abbacia- " rum infra predidum comitatum exiflentium refervato nobis et heredibus noftris jure patronatus " fedis epifcopalis Candide Cafe cum omnibus pertinentibus et libertatibus quibufcunque Volumus

In the Library of the Faculty {a) of Advocates there Ere two Duph'cates, written on parchment, of the Oiai^- tular)' of the Bifhoprick of Murray. The above remarkable Charter is inftrttd in each of thofe Duplicates. In the that appears Duplicate to be the more ancient, it will be found on the -verfooi Folio 91. In the other it is written on the verfo of Folio 68 My Lord Hadinton's copy has been carefully collated with both thofe Duplicates, and foine apparent inaccuracies of little confequence have by that means been correiled. The various leadings adopted from the Cliartulary are printed in Italics within parenthefts. lii POSTSCRIPT.

*' et concedlmus pro nobis et heredibus noftris quod burgenfes ful de Vigtoun eafdem libertates in " omnibus habeant quas jufte habuerunt temporibus predecefforum noftrorum regum Scotie Et *' cum dictus locus de Vygtoun pro principali manereo totius vicecomitatus de Vygtoun habeatur

" ordinamus et perpetuo confirmamus ut ipfe Malcolmus et heredes fui predidi abinde nomen " Comitis accipiant et Comites de Vygtoun de cetero nuncupentur Quia vero idem Malcolmus

" adjunftus {a) nofter exftitit et erga nos fe fideliter habuit in cunftis profperis et adverfis in per- " petuam memoriam adjundionis («) conceflioni noftre fibi fade de Comitatu predifto quod ipfe et

" heredes fui habeant teneant et pofTideant totum comitatum prediftum cum pertinentiis in adeo " liberam regalitatem ficut aliqua regalitas per totum regnum noflrum poffidetur liberius feu tenetur

" et quod diftus Malcolmus et heredes fui libere cognofcere valeant in curia fua comitatus predicti " fuper quatuor articulis fpeftantibus ad coronam Faciendo nobis et heredibus noftris predictus

" Malcolmus et heredes fui predifti Comites de Vygtoun fervitium quinque militum in exercitu

" noftro In cujus rei teftimonium &c. Teftibus &c. Apud villam de Are nono die Novembris

" anno regni noftri tertio decimo."

" Carta Libertatis de novo concelTa Galwydienfibus."

[Index, page 13. No. 80.]

" ROBERTUS &c. Sciatis nos pro nobis et fucceflbribus noftris conceftiffe et hac *' prcfenti carta noftra confirmaiTe in perpetuum Capifaneis et omnibus hominibus Galwidie " quod quilibet homo Galwidienfis fuper quocunque fupradiclo ferjandorum Galwidie habeant " bonam et fidelem affifam patrie et quod non teneantur ad purgationem feu acquietantiam faciend. *' fecundum antiquas leges Galwidie Exceptis tamen et refervatis nobis et lieredibus noftris qua- " tuor Loquelis fpedantibus ad coronam noftram Et refervatis' etiam nobis et heredibus noftris

" articulis tangentibus proditionem et interfeftionem aligenarum aliorum regnorum et profecu-

" tionibus eorundem Et licet aliquis Galwidenfis per prediftam affifam fuerit convictus folvet

" nobis decern vaccas pro quolibet fupradido fuper quo fuerit conviclus et non ulterius Et fi ad

" feftam noftram vel partis fuper proditione vel interfeftione alienigenarum fuerit conviftus erit

" in voluntate noftra de vita et membris Et fi aliquis ferjandus vel minifter Galwidie fuper aliquo

" articulo tangente ofEcium fuum fuerit accufatus purgabit fe per integram acquietantiam Galwidie

" dcbitam ct confuetam Et in aliis articulis ad feftam pacis (forfan pro partis i. e. at the fiiit of

" the party) rcfpondebit prout alii vicini fui facere tenentur fecundum leges Galwidie fupradidas."

Is evidently («) Tliefe two words are very indlftinftly written ; and the word aJjccimus, or lonie fynonymous word, emitted after the word adjundionis. POSTSCRIPT.

" Libcrtas Adse filii Adam rccognlta coram Camerario et Jufticiario.'

[Index, page 16. No. 26.]

" ROBERTUS &c. Sciatis quod per bonam et fidelem aflifam coram Willielmo de Lyn-

defay tunc Camerario noftro Scotie et Joanne filio Brouingis (vel Bronbigis) Jufticiario noftro

ad hoc fpecialiter deputat. evidenter extitit compertum et declaratum quod Ad. filius Adam

lator prefentium non eft homo nofter ligius feu nativus quin pro voluntate lua feipfum et Hberos fuos et eorum bona libera valeat transferre ubicunque voluerit infra regnum noftrum prout

melius fibi viderit expedire abfque calumnia a quocunque propter quod prefatum Adam et liberos fuos fupradift. viz. Bethinum Joannem Reginaldum et Duncanum liberos homines noftros fore declaramus ac ipfos ab omni jugo et onere fervitutis quietos reddimus per prefcntes in perpetuum

In cujus rei teflimonium &c. has literas noftras perpetuo duraturas fibi fieri fecimus patentes apud Abirdene decimo die Septembris anno regni noftri quarto decimo."

[As connefted with the fubjeft of natlvi homines, a rank in fociety unknown in Scotland fot feveral centuries paft, the following curious Deed, copied from an original in the Library of the

Faculty of Advocates, is here laid before the reader.]

ANNO ab Incarnatione Domini m° cc° xxii° fa£ta eft hec conventio inter dominum S. {Simo- 7iem) priorem San£li Andree et conventum ejufdem loci ex parte una et Gillemor Scolgo de Tar- valont hominem eorum ligium et nativum ex altera videlicet quod idem G. (Gillemor) tanquam eorum nativus et ligius homo de eorum licentia erit cum Domino I. (yacobo) filio bone memorie M. {Morgundi) quondam Comitis de Mar quamdiu ipfi Priori et Conventui placuerit ita quod idem G. et ejus liberi cum tota eorum fubftantia fine alicujus contradidione vel aliquo impedimento cum dicUs priori et conventui placuerit ad ipfos tanquam nativi homines fui revertentur quibus locum con- gruum ad habitandum bona fide affignabunt et fi idem G. vel ejus liberi per annum vel amplius cum dido Domino I. moram fecerint annuatim folvent idem G. vel ejus liberi in recognitionem homagii fui memoratis priori et conventui unam libram cere in affiimptione beate Marie et quia idem

G. figillum proprium non habuit conventionem iftam figillo didi Domini I. filii M. Comitis de Mar fecit fignari ad majorem etiam fecuritatem prefatus G. tadis facrofandlis juravit fe conventionem iftam bona fide et fine contradidione aliqua fideliter fervaturum hiis teftibus Domino D.

{Duncano) filio M. {Mcrgundi) quondam Comitis de Mar Domino I. fratre ejus Domino P. de Malkuill vicecomite Abirdonenfi Domino R. de Stradhehin Beldin judice de Feme Willielmo capellano de Tarvalont Adam de Cuffenin Maldouenin Mackilledored Killeferf de Rothenen.

End of the Postscivipt.

ANE TABLE of the Infeftments <2»iCHART0URS in the Rollls o/'Robert the First, called King Robert the Bruce, King of Scottis^ beginnand at the Roll marked with the

letter A^ and haveing wreatin on the back^ Rob. I. A,

1309. In the beginning of this roll there ar thrie chartours cannot be read, bot the

fourt infeftment is In vkecom. 4 Carta Roberti Barbour, of the lands of Craigie, within the fiiirefdom of Forfar, quhilk fumtym wer Joannis de Baliolo, {p) vic. Forfar. 5 Patricii de Ogiluie, de barronie de Kettenes. 6 Joannis Traquair, de terris de Edirdye et Henderftoun, be refignatioun of Mowbray. 7 Alex^' Frafer, of the lands of Panbryde. 8 Alex'' Sennifcall, of the lands and barony of Archibetoun, Forfar, de foirfaltrie of vic. Forfar, David Betoun, , of Eflye in 9 to the Monks of Newbottil, of the advocatioun and donatioun of the kirk Angus, ^^'^^'' 10 Alex^i Sennifcall, of the lands of Achykilbichan and Scottifbiryn. of Inuerlunan, Forfar. 1 1 Hugonis de Ros and his fpous, of an 18 merkis furth of the barrony 12 Willielmi Ramfay de Vchterhous, of ane dauiache of land of Ingliftoun, als meikill

of Caftletown, als meikle of Walteris, blench 6 s. 8 d. Mernes. 13 Valentino de Thorntoun, de terris de Thorntoun, in lie Kincardin 14 Alex'' Frafer, of the lands of Garuocis. Auchincrofs. i^ Alex^i Frafer, of the lands of Strathean, de Effuly, Ballebrochy, and quhilks 16 Simonis Frafer, of the lands of Brortown {h), and ye land in Inuerbervie, Kincardin. perteinit to Edmond Haflings, and Redmyre, ^:"''''^- 17 Gilberti Johneftoune, of the lands of Hevirterrigis Kincardin. 1 8 Alex- Frafer, of the lands of Culpreffache, 'Q^mi. 19 Joannis Sennifcall, of the lands of Frendraucht, Aberdeen. Paige, of the ane dauoche of land in Straithbogie, called Edindovat,^ 20 Joannis ^ thrie pairts 21 Willielmi de Straithbocis, of the lands of Fouern and Ardache, &c. and of Auchnacuy. Aberdeen. 22 of the Abbacie of Der, donatioun of the kirk of Fouerne, Aberdeen. 23 given to the Abbacie of Der, of the advocatioun and be Cumyng 2^ given to the Abbacie of Der, of the kirk of Kinerward grantit John

, r T> Aberdeen. EarleT- of Buchane,1 of Garviache, Aberdeen. 25 given to Criftian Bruce, fifler to the King, of the land &c. quhilks per- 26 Gilbert de Haya de Locherward, of the lands of Auchinfichlach,

teinit to Duncane Frendraucht, Knight. A

contrafted for Dr )thertou-ii. (a) vie, contrafted for vicccoraitatu. {b) Probably INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT I.

In vicecom.

27 Carta grantit to the Abbot of Kinlofs, the advocatloun and donatloun of Elon, Kinlofs. 28 Willielmi Lindefay, Chamberlan of Scotland, of the barrony of Sindegaitts, Sindegaitts. 29 Thome Brifbane, of the lands of Little Rothy, vie. Aberdeen. Aberdeen, Lykeuyne in Strath- 30 Alex" Mowbray, of the dauiache of land of Inuercabock and awn. Lofcragy and Culpedauchis. 31 Patricii de Montealto, of the lands of 32 Roberti de Keith, Marfliell of Scotland, of the lands of Ahieden and Auchidoue- nald(fl), &c. Aberdeen. his Hcence to by (b) fra ShirefFcourt, ErleMarfhell. 33 Roberti Keith Marfchell, ye 34 Willielmi de Strabrock, of the lands of Pittenweem and Drumbordathe. Aberdeen. 35 Gilberti de Haya, of the lands of Slanes, 36 Walteri Biffet, of the lands of Oboyn in Aberdeen, Aberdeen. 37 Walteri Barclay de Thenagio de Ballhelvie, Aberdeen. 38 the King's band of xx. merkis, to Joanni filio Drimyngis, furth of Lathirdaill. 39 Malcolme Marifcallo, of Meikle Arveninche. 40 Adame Gordoun, of the barrony of Strabogie, Aberdeen. 41 Roberti Keith, of the For reft of Kintor, except the park, Aberdeen. of the Burgh of Aberdein, of the Forreft of Stocket, Aberdeen. 43 Thomi Gardropa, of the lands of Kincardany, Ardwell, &c. vie. Bamfe, Bamf. 44 Joannis Ros, fone to the Earle of Ros, in togher with Margaret Cumyng, doghter to the Earle of Buchan, the half of the Earle of Buchan's haiil lands vdthin Scot- land. Hugonis de Rofs, of the Thanage of Glendouachy in Bamfe, Bamf. Marie Cuming, fpous to Edmond Cuming, of Gillettnachis and Sauchope, with the mylne, &c. in Thanagio de Fromartin. Hugonis Barclay, of Fintriegafk and Balmaly in Buchaneward, Bamf. Hugonis Barclay, of the Thaniage of Balhelvie. Hugonis de Rofs and Mauld, fifter to the King, ye lands of Name, cum burgo, Name, Hugonis de Rofs and Mauld, fifter to the King, the toune of Crumbachie, with an anwell, Crumbachie, Angufie de Lyle, the lands of Kinbaldein and Ardnamurchin, Inuernes. Angufii de Lyle, of the lands of Lochabre.

Roderici filii Alani, of Modworthe and Knodworthe, &c. cum advocatione ecclefie, &c. Inuernes. Angufii de Lyle, of Vnrowris and Glenogweris. Roberti de Monro, of Counetis in Strathfpeya, the lands of Cupermakcultis. Hugonis de Rofs, of the lands of Sky, Inuernes. Gilbert! Wyfman, of the lands of Rothayis, Auchinbothe, Molben, Cardeny, &c. Hugonis Rofs, of Trouternes, in Sky, Inuernes. Hugonis Rofs, of Tarnedelle and biuerafren. Hugonis de Rofs, of Straglas, Strathconan.

[a) There are lands called /luchmedan and /luchtidonald in the diftrift of Buchan in AberdcenfhirCi

(*) Probabl)' lor hyde : The Mufcum copy hae bd INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT I. 3

On the back of the /aid Roll, thir Infeftments following ar loriten .• In vicecom. Carta, -

1 Carta Gullielml Irwing his infeftment of x. pund Sterling money furth of the cuftomes of Dundie, Fo^-far. 2 of the Bifhop of Orkney, of thrie chalder viauall, Orkney.

3 Joanni filio Brinyng, of Haltoun, Ardache, Litle and Melkle GlengleJche. 4 Joannis de Rofs, ane refignatioune of his haill lands, for new infeftment.

Ane other Roll of Robert the Firji, markit on the back with this mark, Rob. I. B.

1 The firft infeftment is revin and deftroyit. 2 Carta to the Abbacie of Melros, of wards, releaves, and efcheats within Roxburgh, Melros. 3 to the Abbacie of Kelkow, of the patronage of the («) of Eglifchmalefoks in Walle de Cluyde, Kelcow. 4 to the Abbacie of Melros, the patronage ecclefie de Wefter Ker, in Walle de Elkis, Melros. 5 to the Abbacie of Melros, of that pairt of the barrony of Wefter Ker quhilk pertenit to L. Soullis, Melros.

6 —— to the Abbacie of Melros, of ane i oo lib. furth of the cuftomes of Berwick, Edin- burS or Haddingtoune, Melros.

7 to the Abbacie of Melros, of certan fiftiings and tenements within Berwick, Melros, 8 —— to the Abbacie of Melros, hcence to them to byd at home the tym of the repcuring of the walls, Melros. Melros, 9 —- to the Abbacie of Melros, of certane lands in Kinros, Robert his ID to the Abbacie of Crofragmer (/>) furth of the earledom of Carrick, be CrofragueJ. father and Maruce {c) his mother, or be Neill or Edward fometym Earles, of Carrick, Crofraguel. 1 1 to the Abbacie of Crofragmer, of certain lands within the earldom foffa, Glenlus. 12 to the Abbacie of Glenlus {d), to be halden in ane frie barrony, cum furca Glenlus. 13 to the Abbacy of Glenlus, confirmatioun of y liberties, Tungland. ,4 to the Abbacie of Tungland, the kirk of Michis {e), within the town of Balncrofe, 15 to the Abbacie of Dundrenan, fuper terra del Polles & anni redditu qui folvere fo- Dundrenan. lebant Deruorgille filio quondam AUani Domini Galliudia, Militis (/), 16 to the Abbacie of Newbottle, of the tua-pairt landis of Maftertoun, Newbottle. 17 to the Abbacie of Newbottle, de decern mercatas argenti annuatim de pifcaria de Edirinche, fuper Tuedam, Newbottle.

1 8 ane other, of Ten merkis, furth of the faid fifhing, 19 —— to the Abbacie of Kilwinning, of a filhing in Levin and Clyd, 20 to the Abbacie of Coldinghame, of certan infeftments given by Edzear and David, ofLumfden, Prendergaift, &c. Coldinghame. 21 Candide cafe, of Craigiltoun, quhilks perteinit to L. Soullis, Candida cafa.

(«) The word Kirk probably omitted. [b) Should be Croffragiwl. (f) In the Mufeum copy it is Margaret. (lands for Mi- {d) Something is omitted here. (f) The word Michis is, in the Index, marked as contraded. Perhaps it blunders here, as well as in chaelij, i.e. fome kirk dedicated to St Michael ; fuch as Kirkmichael or CrolTmichael. (/) The not under- many other entries in this Index, are fo grofJy ungrammutical, that it is likely the original compiler of the Index did ftand Latin. Similar blunders arc fo frequent and fo glaring, as neither to admit nor to require to be particularly pointed out. INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT I.

In vicecom.

fuit quondam Deruorgille de 22 Carta Prions & Conventus Candida cafe de Malmane, que Candida cafa. Balliolo, et totam terram de Glenfumtault, _ Marriadges in lie Rins & Fernis. 23 .«_ to Candide Cafe, of Wards, Relieves, and 24 Candide Cafe, of the archdeanry and kirk of Kellis, and patronage thereof, Candida cafa. 25 Fratribus predicatoribus de Ed^ of 5I. Sterling furth of the miln of Libbertoun. 26 to the Abbacy of Dumfermling, of ane pallurage in the muire of Erbentoly & Mukertfy, Dumfermling. 27 to the Abbacy of Dumfermling, of the half of the Queensferry, fometime Mow- braye's, Dumfermling. 28 —— to the Abbacy of Dumfermling, of ane tenement in Berwick.

i.9 to the faid Abbacy, of the patronage of the kirk of Innerkeithing, quilk was Mow- braye's. 30 to ditto, of the lands of Ferrefeild, neir Innerkeithing. Berwick. 31 -"to ditto, of certain lands within Berwick, by forfalture of ane Orfuird, 32 to ditto, of Ferryfield, neir Innerkeithing, with Regality.

s. furth of 33 to ditto, of the lands of Kulzelauche, in barrony de Aberdour, with 40 Mountflory, in fliira de Scoone, by Thomas Earl Murray. kirk of Kilmaronock. 34 to the Abbacy of Cambufkenneth, of the patronage of the Fordoune, in the 3^ to the Priory of St Andrews, of the advocation of the kirk of Mearns. 36 to the Abbacie of Culros, of the barony of Philpftoun, in the ftieriffdome of Lin- lithgow, Linlithgow.

. with licence of muire of Kinloche and Mo- 37 to the Abbacy of Lindoris, peats in the negoe.

38 ' to the Abbacie of Coupar, of the lands of Aythnakethill, &c. within the Than- dome of Alith, Alith.

39 . to the Abbacy of Coupar, the lands of Aughinlefkis. 40 to the Abbacie of Scoon, an ample infeftment of many lands and liberties.

4 1 to the Abbacy of Scoon, a ratification of their liberties. 42 to the Abbey of Rellennet, ane inqueift or tryall anent their haill lands, by fundry honeft men in the country. 43 to the Abbacy of Reftennet, to cut wood in the foreft of Platter.

Jnc other Roll of Robert the Firjl, marked on the back with this mark, Rob. I. B. reign 16, (a)

This Roll has only tivo charters with the dates cxprc[fed, viz. N° 11, dated in the i6th year of the King's reign, and N° 84. dated 10th July 1321. Berwick.

Memorandum. In this Roll are fix charters, whilke cannot be read, except the titles to

whom they are dil'poned : The 2d is to James Lord of Douglas, and ficklike the 3d ;

the fourth to Ade More ; the fifth to Alexander Stewart. 6 Carta to Laurence Abernethy, of the lands of Lambertoun, whilks was Ingram de G)'nes, Berwick.

(a) This is the Grfl. roll now remaining in the General Rcg!fter-houfe= INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT I. 5

In vlcecom.

half of Quhitfum, extending to centum foUdat 7 Carta to Rodger Pringle, of the lands Berwick. terrc, que fuit Johannis de Tie {a), terms. Ibid. 8 to Nicoll Fouller, of the other half of the faid lands, in the fame g to Henry Cofour, terre in villa et territorio de Bondyngtoun, juxta Berwicim, fupcr Ibid. Tived, que fuit Nicholai dicfi Moyfes, Wil- 10 to Henry Cofour, of the lands in tenemento de Lambertoun fuperiori, quam Berwick. itelmus de Lambertoun vendidit Rogero de Gorwyc, whilk was Roger 1 1 to Edmond Marfhall, totam terram dominicam de Cefleworth, zfc. Mowbray e's. Dat apud Berwicum fuper Twed, penultimo die Martii, anno, Roxburgh. fexto decimo, 12 Jacobi Douglas, of the lands of Bethocrule, quilk was John Cuming's, in valle

de Teuiot, infra vicec. de Roxburgh. 13 Jacobi Cumngham, of the lands of Haflingdon, for ij lib. SterUng, villages, of Roxburgh, Ber- ,4 Hugonis de le Vikers, of certain lands, burghs, and Roxburgh. toun, and Maxwell, whilk was Adse Mindrome's and Wm Daltoun, Ingerami 15 Willielmi Maceoun, de decern libratas terrae de Mertoun, que fuerunt Cnonut et Joannis de Weftoun. 16 Johannis de Lindfay, of the lands of Rutherford and Maxtoun, que fuerunt Johan- Roxburgh. nis de Wejtoun et Ede Gurlay, de Char- 17 Henrici de Wardlaw, medietatem baronia: de Wiltoun, whilk was Wm

teris et Walterl de Pertchay. lands in Mertoun, quilks were Allan 18 Johannis y//// quond. Johannis Jilii Nigelli, of Balliola. le Suche, with many other lands, &c. que fuerunt Johannis de of Lefledewyn, Melros. 19 Abbatis et conventus de Mehos, of the lands 20 Willielmi Barbitonforis, of the lands of Kirkborthewyc, with others diverfe, que fuerunt Jde de Hodholme. molendini 2 1 Willielmi Barbitonforis duas partes terras de Kirkborthewick, 3 partes ejufdem infra baroniam de Minthow, Roxburgh. 22 Willielmi Turnebull, of that piece land by-weft Philliphaugh, Selkirk. 23 Willielmi Barbitonforis, orientem partem de Philliphaugh Schilgreine, infra vie. de Selkirk. Ricardi Lovell, mi- 24 . Henrici de Baliolo, militis, de terris de Branxholme, quae fuit Roxburgh. litis, in baronia de Hawick, exceptis terris que per nos Waltero Comynfunt concejfe, Berwick. 25 to the Abbacy of Newbottle, of ten merks filver furth of Berwick, infra 26 Johannis de Carrikis, Jiln Willielmi didi Rujell, totam terram de Dorfquen, vicecom. de Dumfreis. 27 to Richard Edgear, the place and half lands of Senefchar, ficut dicla baronia inter Willielmum de Crcehtoun et Ifabellamfpotifamfuam, et ipjum Rieardum, nuper fucrat

diuifa. Dumfreis. 28 to John SouUes, Knight, of the lands of Kirkanders and Brettalach, Dumfreis. 29 to John Soulles, Knight, the barroiiie of Torthorald, B

are from the original Roll by the Editor. {a) The words printed In Italics in this and the fubfequertt entries of this Roll added 1

INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT I.

In vicecom. 30 Carta WllUelmi de Faufyde, of the lands of Brenglefe, whilk was James Torthorald, Knight, before his forfaulture.

3 . Johannis fil Lochlani, ane bounding infeftment of the lands of Snath, and lands of Belliferne.

^2 . . Alexandri de Meyners et Egidie Sen. fponfe fue, of the barony of Dorifdeir.

-53 ,1 to John Soullis, of the lands of Kirkandris.

N. B. This charter is marked in the roll as delete. 34 to David Lindfay, of the lands of Revwans, Mefhope, Middillkauill, Blacklaw, Greenhill, Cotis, Ayrickilane, and Meikle Holmefyde, Annand.

35 . to David Lindfay, of the lands of Hawkftiaws, Annand. 36 ——~ to Adae Barbitonfori, of the lands of Brakanwra, &c. 28. (a), que fuit Petri de Grame. 37 —— to Adse Barbitonfori, of the toft in Moffatt, cum duabus bouatis terre adjacentibus que quondam Willielmus dibits Ingles, adjirmam tenuit de Domino vallis Annandie,

avo nojiro. 38 •— to Duncan Cambell and Sufanna, fponfe fue, of the lands of Loudoun and Steuin- ftoun, predidos Duncanum et Sufannam, fponfam fuam, hereditarie contingentes ratione diflc fponfe. Aire.

3g , to James Stewart, fHio quondam Johannis Sen. of the lands of Perijhun and War- wickhill. 40 to the Abbacie of Kilwinning, the lands called Le Halland, near Irwine, Aire. 41 —— to Allan Stuart, the lands of Dregerum, (\\xefuerunt Johannis de Balliolo, Willie/mi de Ferrariis, et Allani la Suce. 42 —— to Reginald Crawfurd, of ane annuall out of Ormifshuc, in Cunningham. Aire. 43 to Walter Abredalgie, of fome lands in the town of Aire, que fuerunt Hugonis dicfi Haiy, Aire.

44 to Adae Hokenay, of fome tenements in Aire, que fuerunt Henrici didi Cyfer, Aire. 45 to Edward Bruce, his brother, of the earldom of Carrick, Aire. 46 to Robert Boyd, of the lands of Kilmarnock, Bondingtoun, Hertfchaw, &c. que fuerunt Johannis de Balliolo, Godfridi de Ros, fin quondam Reginaldi de Ros, Wil- lielmi de Mora, et Roberti de Ros, Renfrew. 47 to Robert Boyd, of Nodellefdale. 48 to Robert Boyd, of the lands of Hertfachw, in liberam foreftam, Aire, 49 —— to Albino of Are, of Curcnokenculrach and Autitigill, Aire.

50 to Rodger Blair, of three chalders meal, que Alanus le Suche et Willielmus de Ferra- riis, fmlites, rccipere confueverunt, furth of the lands of Burtries, in the barony of Cuningham, que nunc ejt Jacobi Fraunces, Aire. to 5 1 Fergus Ardroffane, of his lands of Ardroffane, cum tenandriis terrarum Wil-

liclmi de Porteconill, Ricardi de Boduill, Laurentii de Mora, Gilberti de Cunyng- burgh, Willielmi Ker, et Ricardi de Kelcou, Aire.

(

In vicecom. fometime John Balliol's, before his fore- 52 Carta to Robert Sympil, of the lands of Largs, faulture, -^^e. Grugere, in Cunning- . Cuninghame, of the lands of Lambrachtoun and 53 to Robert hame, tenend.Jicut Alanus la Suche et WilHelmus dc Fercrcs tenuerunt. Aire. Scoiie terrarum de Cunnyngham, Aire. 54 to Robert Stewart, Jilio et heredi Walteri Senefcalli 55 to Robert Lauder, of the lands of Pcntkateland et de Nijbyt, quefuerunt Thome de Penkatcland, Edinburgh. 56 to Alex-^ Seton, of the lands of Tranent, quilks were Allan la Suche, una cum

terris hujbandiis que fiierunt di6ii quondam Alani in villa de Nodref, Hadington.

tj to William Oliphant, of the lands of Muirhoufe, in efcambium fro quadam petia ter-

re qiiam "Johannes de Balliolo cepit infra daufuram parci de Kjncardin in le Merenis, Edinburgh. 58 to John Montfod, of that part of Trauernent quilks was William Ferrers, Knight,

et cum tenandria totius terre de Faufyde, et annuo redditu indc debito quond. Alano

la Suche, Edinburgh, ro to James Douglas of Laudone, of the lands of Kincavill and Caldercleir, Edinburgh, 60 to John Marifcall, Jilii quond. Rolandi Marifcall, of ane anwel of x. lib. furth of Eaft Fentoun, in Laudounia, quern Ingeramus de Gynes, Miles, percipere confuevit, Edinburgh. 61 —— to William Fairley, of the lands of Inuerleith, Edinburgh. 62 to Robert Lauder, of the lands of Golden, within the barony of Dalkeith, que fuit Petri Luband, Militis, nuper de proditionc erga Regem et regnuni conuidi, Edinburgh 63 — to Alexander Stuart, of the lands of Garniiltoun Dunnyng, que fuerunt quondam Petri Luband, Militis, Edinburgh. 64 to Alexander Stewart, of Elvlngftoun, by forfauhure of Peter Luband, Knight, Edinburgh. S^ to Thomas Citharift, of the forfalture of Gilloc de Camera, viz. omnium terrarum didi Gilloc, tarn infra burgum de Hadingtoun quam extra, Edinburgh, 66 to Alexander Senefcall, of the lands of Filchertiatis, quilks were Peter Luband's. 67 to Henry de Sando Claro, of the muire of Pentland, in liberam warennam, Edinburgh.

68 to Robert Lauder, of Pentketland and Nilbet, quilks were Thomas Penketland, Edinburgh. et quas idem Thomas forisfecit, which Nicholas de Difpenfa had in 6g to Thomas Sympill, of the half of all the land Langnidrie, et quas didus Nicholaus forisfecit, Edinburgh. «o to the Abbacy of Newbottle, of two parts of Maftertoun, near Neubotill, on the refignation of Nigelli de Carick et Mariote fponfe fue, Gilberti de Aytoun et Ade

de RojUtne fponfe fue, Edinburgh. baroniam de Langhirdemannijioun et illud 7 1 to Henry Cifiore, of Kilbabertone, infra carbonarium, infra baroniam de Travernent, quod vacatur Gawaynefpot, Edinburgh.

L A N E R K.

in valle de Clude, whilk belong' to Carta Walteri, filii Gilberti, the lands of Machan, J Johnfohn Comyn, KnigKnight.

Patricii'atricii de Moravia, of the lands of Edrftoun, in valle de Clude, que fuit quondum

Walteri filii Rogeri. 8 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT I.

In vicecom,

Henrici de Wintoun, 74 Carta Andrew de Dowglas, of the lands of Crefwell, quefuit quondam infra baroniam de Carneiaath. rent Ten marks Sterling furth of the 2s to the Abbey of Lefmahago, of an annual of King's /nilns of Carnclukis. 76 to Helen Quarentlay, of the lands of Bellitjian and Gemiley, in the forefi of burgiim de Maiddejley, in efcambium 7nanerii et pomerii que fuerunt dide Elene infra Lanark. 77 to James Douglas, fon to William Douglas, ane bounding infeftment of the valley of Douglas, and of Kirkmychell. 78 to Thomas Richartfon, of the barony of Symundftoun, in vie. de Lanerk. 79 to Robert Barde, of the barony of Cambufnethen, reddendo decern celdras fru- mcnti, et decern celdras ordei, fmgulis annis, apud Rothcrglen. DUNBRETANE.

80 Carta to Malcolme Fleming, of the land of Kirkintolach, que fuerunt quondam Johan- nis Comyn, Militis. 81 —— to Malcolme Fleming, of the land of Auchindonan, in the Lennox, quam Mal- comus de Drumond refignavit coram magnatibus nofiris, Lennox. 82 to William Fleming of Dumbarton, of ane annual of ten merks furth of Kirk-

michael, whilk is within the hberty of Dumbarton.

83 to Duncan, filio Morath, the feven-merk land of Racheon and Acreumonyth, in

the Lennox, and the office offerjcandy within the fhire of Dumbretan. 84 — to Adffi Brunnings, of the lands of Gillanderftoun, in le Garviach, dated at a parliament holden at Perth, loth of July 1321.

STRIUELING.

85 Carta to Henry Annand, of the lands of Salachothe and Balecharun, within the lands of Meftry. 86 —— to Alexander Frazer, of the lands of Tulchfrazer. Gofcroft, 87 to William Biffet, of the lands Fuleth, Hwytemyr, Suthfield, Welcroft, Makuile and Torbrokis, atid all the burgage tenements which belonged to Henry de

within the burgh of Striuillyn. 88 to William Lindfay, otiinem Jlatum dominii quern Robert us de Umfrauillc^ miles, dudum. Comes de Ancgiis, habuit in baronia de Dunypas. 89 —— to Robert Lauder, of the miln of Lethberd, quod fidt quondam Philippi de Lyn^ defay, et quod Simon de Lyndefay, miles, frater ejufdem Philippi, forisfecit. 90 —— to Malcolme Earl of Lennox, of the half of the lands of Lekkie nearejl Buchaum,

in recompenfationc dominii carucatc terre de Cardrefs. 21

INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT I.

On the back of this Roll are four Charters, to wit.

In vicecom. 91 Carta to John Sulis, of the barony of Kirkanders, que fuit quondam Johannis de Wak^ militis, Dunifnes.

92 Thome Clerico, filio Johannis de Carutheris, terrarum de Musfald et de Appiltreth- waytis.

93 Thome Clerico, filio Johannis de Carutheris, medietatem totius terre que fuit Roberti de Applyndcn, in valle Annatidie, ratione Johanne fponfefue, 94 to Richard, the fon of Richard, called Edgar, of the lands of Kirkpatrick.

Ane other Roll of King Robert the Firfi, marked on the back with this mark, Ro. I. D.

1 This Roll begins with ane bounding infeftment of Thomas Earl of Murray, Lord of

Annandale and Man, called Nepos Regis Roberti, of the Earldom of Murray, 1 9.

2 Carta to Thomas Ranulph, of the Ifle of Man, and the Ifle called the Calfs, 1 9. 3 to Thomas Ranulph, Earl of Murray, &c. of the half of the barony of Urre, in vicecomitatu de Dumfrels, qhilke Henry Percie forisfecit, 19. 4 to Thomas Ranulph, of the barony of Aberdour in Fyfe, by reafon of forfaltrie, 19. 5 to Thomas Earl of Murray, of the new cuftome and coquet of Invernes, 19. 6 to Thomas Ranulph, &c. the barony of Morthingtoun and Langfarmacus, 19. whilk pertained to Agnes Morthingtoun, and Henry Haliburton her fpoufe, whilk they refigned. 7 to Thomas Ranulph, of the lands of Vallis Annandie, 22. 8 to Thomas Ranulph, &c. the gift of the forfaultry of all his vaffals. 9 to Thomas Ranulph, of the haill lands of Vallis Annandie. 10 —— Roberti fenioris filii et heredis Walteri Senefcalli Scotie, of the lands of Cu- ninghame, tam infra burgum quam extra.

1 , M , to Walter Steward, in marriage with Marjory the King's daughter, of the barony of Bathkat, the lands of Ricardtoun, the barony of Rathew, the lands of Bernys,

befide Linlithgow ; the land called the Brome, near the Loch of Lithgow ; the

lands of Bondingtoun, with the lands of Eryngaith, near Lithgow ; the lands of

Gallowhille, near Lithgow ; ane annuall furth of the Kers of Striveling ; ane an-

nualrent of 1 00 Ihillings out of the lands of Kinpunt ; and the lands of Edin- hame, in vicecom. de Roxburgh (a).

1 —— to Walter Stewart, the barony of Kilbryde, in vicecomitatu de Lanerk, the ferme near Ruglen. c

(a) In this entry as fet down in the Index there arc feveral inaccuracies : thcfe have been, by the Editor, correded from the original charter ftill remaining in the General Regifter Houfc. ,c INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT I.

In vIcecortL,

of Cefsford, in vice- 13 Carta to Robert Stewart, fon and heir to Walter Stewart, the lands

corn, dc Roxburgh, whilk Rodger Mowbray forisfecit ; the barony of Nilbitt, the barony of Langnewton and Maxtoun, the barony of Cavirtoun, in vicecom. de Roxburgh, whilk William SouUis forisfecit. barony 14 to Robert Stewart, of the barony of Methuen, in vicecom. de Perth, the of KelHe, in vie. de Forfar, whilks Rodger Moubray forisfecit.

Carta Jacobi Domini de Douglas.

tenementum de Douglas et Kirk- 15 Carta to James Lord of Douglas, of the lands et michaell, anc bounding infeftment thereof. 16 to James Lord Douglas, of the baronie of Stabilgortoun, in Valle de Elk, John

Lindfay, fon to Philip Lindfay, refigned the fame, 1 4. of Jedwart, the caftle thereof, , 7 to James Lord of Douglas, of the mercat-town Bonjedworth, and the foreft of Jedworth, with the Mains of Jedworth, 14. in valle de Annan. 1 8 to James Lord of Douglas, of the lands of Polbuthy, ig to James Lord of Douglas, the half lands of the barony of Wellerker, in valle de Efk, whilk William SoulUs forisfecit, 16. 20 Jacobi Dni de Douglas, of the lands of Botill in Galloway. 21 to James Lord Douglas, of villam et tenementum de Lauder, 19. 22 to James Lord Douglas, of the lands of Cockburn, whilk Patrick Luband forisfecit. 23 to James Lord Douglas, of the lands of BethocruUe, in valle de Teviot, Johannes Cuming forisfecit. 24 to James Lord Douglas, the forefts of Selkirk, Ettrick, and Traquair, in ane free barony, 20. Hidgait, 20. 35 . to James Lord Douglas, of certain lands in Berwick, lyand in the putting c6 to James Lord Douglas, of all his lands in ane free regalitie, and be on ane ring and ane emrod on the Earle and his fucceffors fingers the day he fliould

. take fafine, by the King.

this E, wherein eigh- Jnc Roll of Robert the Firji, marked on the back with mark, teen Infeftjnents are illegible.

in liberum ic) Carta to Alexander Seton, of the lands of Seytoun, in vice, de Edinburgh, burgum, Edinburgh. 20 to Alexander Seton, of the lands of Bernes, juxta Hadingtoun, in vie. de Edin- burgh, Edinburgh.

2 1 to Alexander Seton, of the lands of Gogar, in vie. de Edinburgli. 22 to Alexander Seton, of the barony of Trauarnent, in conftabulario de Hadingtoun,

et vie. de Edinburgh, whilks Wm Ferraris forisfecit, the lands of Faufyde, whilk Allan Suche forisfecit, &c. 03 to Alexander Seton, of the lands of Dundas, et carucatte terrae in (^enesferrie, &c. 24 to the town of Hadingtoun, of their liberties. 1 1

INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT I. 1

In vicecora.

25 Carta to Alexander Seton, of the lands of Elphingftoun, in vie. de Edinburgh. 26 to Robert Keith, of the lands of Keith Merfchell, and the ofEce of Merfchellfchip, Keith, Symone, Colbanfloun, Alneden, in Buchan, with the new foreft of In- nerpefter, four davache of land of Strathbogie, the forefl of Kintoir, conteinand

ane taillie. 27 to Walter, fon to Gilbert, of the baronie of Keneill, in vie. de Edinburgh, with the lands of Lethberd and Alcathie. 28 to Rannald Chene, of the land of Strathbroce. 29 to Murdoch Menteith, of the baronie of Dummanyn, whilk was Roger Moubray, the lands of Gilmertoun, whilk was William Soulis, in vie. de Edinburgh. 30 to William Murray, of the forfaultire of Hobkim de Wallinford.

3 . to John Graham, of Duncarum, in baronia de Abercorn. 32 to Roger Faufyde, of ane annual of 10 1. furth of Letham, in vie. de Edinburgh.

. fame annual. 33 to the faid Roger, upon the 34 to Richard Hereis, of the lands of Elflanefurd, in vie. de Edinburgh. 3^ to William Douglas of Blacknefs, the lands of Nodringtoun. Scheills, given to 26 . to Reginald More, of the lands of Templefloun and him by Rodulphus Lindfay, dudum magilter hofpitalis S. Joh. Jerofolomitani,

BERWICK. Berwick,

miln of Edringtoun. 37 Carta to Adam Paxtoun, of the 38 to Alexander Seton, tenementum de Halfyngtoun, in vie. de Berwick, by Patrick Earl of March, whilks lands Maria, fponfa quondam Nicholai de Grahame, mi-

litis, et una heredum quondam Marjorise de Mufco Ciunpo, conutiflk de Strath- erne, prefato Patricio, per fuftum et baculum furfum reddidit,

-n to Waiter Morthingtoun, the baronie of Croflebie, in vie. de Berwick. 40 to John Horneden, of the lands of Lifclefe, in vie. de Berwick.

41 . to Henry Battall, of certain lands in the town of Ber\vick.

42 ' to the Earl of Murray, of Morthingtoun and Langfarmacus. ^o to John de Montfode, quod quondam fuit Willielmi de Orford, burgen. BerwicJ>

Vicecomitatus de R O X B U R G H.

This roll has ane blank betwixt the 43d charter and the 49th Charter.

49 Carta to Euftacius Maxwell, of the lands of Wefterraw, Pedynan, the lands of Park, whilk Johannes, filius Valdeui, forisfecit, et obiit contra fidem noftram. qo to Archibald Douglas, of the lands of Marbottill, whilks wer Rodger Corbet's. ^i to Nicoll Foulier, of the yeard of the eaftle of Roxburgh, in vie. Roxburgh. 52 to Roger Finlay, the lands of Cliftoune, whilks ane Rutherfurd forisfecit. whilk 53 to William Maxwell and his fpoufe, of the half of the lands of Apiltrie, Thomas Carnoco refigned. ROBERT I. 12 INDEX O^ CHARTERS, &c. BY KING

In vicecom. whilks William SouUis erga nos fo- 54 Carta to Robert Bruce, of the lands of Liddlfdaill, risfecit. merk land of Broxmoyth and Milne, whilks Thomas ^^ to Andrew Gray, of the 20 Ranulph Earl of Murray infeodavit Alex. Frafer, Knight. whilks 20 1. land of Sprouftoun, in vie. de Roxburgh, ,5 , to William Franceis, of the Rift, Henry Drawer, were in the King's hands by forfaulture of WilUam Thomas Alkoats, John, Thomas, and WiUiam, filii Alani Hugo Limpetlaw, &c. ,- of the lands of Cefleworthe, with the , to William Sanfto Claro of Hirdmanftoun, miln, exceptand the lands quilk Edmond Merftiell hath lately gotten.

infeftment of 1 1 huiband lands of Sprou- rS . to Aymerus de Hauden, of ane bounding ftoun, extenden to 20 merks lands, whilk Robert Sprouftoun and fundrie others aboue writtin forisfecit. rg . to the town of Jedworth. 60 to Bernard Hauden, of ane certain duty for keeping of the caftle of Roxburgh. vie. 61 to James Cunningham, of the lands of Heffenden, in de Roxburgh ; of 62 And to Robert Bruce, fon to the King, the barony of Sprowftoun j third part barony of Methyuenayn. 6;^ And Thome Carnoco,

D U M F R E I S.

vie. de Dumfreis, whilk 64 Carta to Archibald Douglas, of the bai'ony of Kirkcandres, infra fometime pertained to Sir John Wake, Knight. Kirkmichael, in Walk 65 to William Lindfay, channoun in Glafgow, of the barony of de Neth, whilk Roger Mowbray tint be forfalture. in Brydeburgh, ee to Thomas Kirkpatrick, Knight, duas denariatas terras, Valle de infra vie. de Dumfreis. 6y to Stephen Kirkpatrick, Knight, of the lands of Penefax, whilk fometime was Penefax. John ^

i d. 6S to Richard Edzear, of the penny land of Bartcnonade, i d. land of Lobri,

land of Slochan, i d. land of the foreft of Glenabeukan.

69 ' to Richard Edzear, of i d. land in Kirkpatrick. 70 to Richard Edzear, of the place of Sancher, and half of the barony thereof. 71 to Ada; Motfat, of the lands of Knotis and Crocks, infra baroniam de Wefterker, in Valle de Eikc. 72 to Thomas Motiat, of the lands of Glencrofts, and lands of Snegill, in the barony of Wefterker, and two cottages in the Raw thereof. 73 to Allan Dun, of the id. land in Culfchogill, whilk Alexander Balliol forisfecit. Lang- 74 to John Lindfay, fon to Simon Lindfay, of the lands of Wachapilldaill and forisfecit, rigis, in Annandaill, with the 8 merk land of ScraeiftiurS quas Simon and mony mae. furth of his 75 to Euftachius Maxwell, of an difcharge of 32 1. Sterling, addebted owin lands for dcmolifliing of Carlaverok. INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT I. 13

In vicecom. 76 Carta to Umphra Kirkpatrick, of the lands of Torthorwald, with the hufband-land of Roucon, Gilmorduff, and the miln of Roucan, in free foreft, bounding. 77 to Robert Boyd, of the lands of DuncoU and Clarkflands, in Dalfwingtoun.

78 to Richard Culuhach, Knight, of the lands in Kelwode, in vie. Dumfreis. , (-c^^ 79 —— to John Kummonthe, of the lands of Kirk, in vie. de Dumfreis, whilks were ( John Cuming Earl of Buchan.

CART^ Libertatis de novo concejfa GALLUIDIENSIBUS.

80 Carta anent the liberties of Galloway.

81 —— to Richard Culuhach, of the lands of Drumpullen and Aughenio, whilk is called Glencavine, few 8 Bs. 82 to James Stewart, brother to Walter Stewart of Scotland, the lands of Dorifdeir, in the valley of Neith, which Alexander Meinzies refigned. 83 —— to the faid James Stewart and his fpoufe, of the barony of Enache. 84 —— to William Karlo, Knight, and Margrat his fpoufe, filler to the King, the lands of Connyantoun and Munygip, in baronia de Kirkmichel forefl-. 85 —— to William Karlo, the King's filler's fon, the lands of Culyn, and the milne, the lands of Roucan. 86 to Robert Boyd, fon to William Boyd, the lands of Duncoll, and the barony of Dalfwintoun and lands of Dulgarthe, in baronia de Brdbur'. 87 to Robert Boyd, of the lands of Glenken. 88 to Richard Edzear, of the land in Elietis, &c. &c. 89 of the foundation of ane chappel near Dumfreis, and 5I. Striveling dotted thereto by the King furth of the lands of Carlaverok, where Chriflopher Seton, his

good brother, was flain in his Majeftie's fervice. DUMFREIS.

90 Carta to Ifabell Countefs of Atholl, and Alexander Bruce her fon, the lands of Culven, et tenementum de Sannaykis, whilke was John Earl of Buchan, William de Ferrars, Allan de Souche, and John Baliol in Keltoun, forfaulted. 91 to Alexander Bruce, filler to the King, Carnufmoell, Ranlifchach, &c. 92 to William Hurchurche, of certain lands pro termino vite fue. 93 to William Hurchurche, of the lands of Brigend and Tofkerton. 94 to Walter Stewart, of the barony of Dalfwintoun, in vie. de Dumfreis. 95 to John Lachlanfon, of the lands of Snache and Valifernie, &c. Kirkpatrick in Bar. Glenkarn. 96 —— to Malcolme Fleming, of the lands of Poltoun, in vie. de Wigtoun. 97 Alia Fergufio de Ardroffan, de terris de Sypeland. . E

14 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT I.

Vicecomitatus de AIR.

yS Carta to Roger Blencamfhape, of ane bounding infeftment of the lands of Laglane, ia vie. de Air.

99 to Hew Lacy, of the id. land of Dundrome, Blaicklache, Barngor, Ivilaiechan- nache, &c. in vie. de Air. loo to Henry Annan, the lands of Aughindraine, quas Robeitus Broun forisfecif. '01 to William Lindfay, channon of Glafgow, the forfalture of Adie Brown, in vie, de Air.

102 the gift of Adam Brown to St Michael, in ecclefia parochiali de Air. 103 to Reginaldo Camera, the lands of Gartgarthe.

104 to Robert Boyd, of the 5I, land of Trabeache, in Kyle regis. 105 Ricardi de Culuhach, in Carrick, in vie. de Dumfreis. 106 to Nicoll, fon of John cf ICirkdolianj the lands of Workachglen, ia the earldom of Carrick. 107 to the town of Irwing.

108 to Nicoll Kirkdolian, of the id. land of Drumnozier, in Carrick. to Patrick 109 Murray, of the half of the lands of Stewartoun, in Cunningham.

1 10 to Ade de Are, cf i d. land of Smyld.

1 1 1 to Ade de Are, the lands of Knokingulran and Hathingill. 112 to Dougall Kiiockdolian, iijd. land Awelochis, infi-a comitatum de Carrik. 1 1 3 to Donald Are, the land Smyld. ^14 to John Carletoun, the lands of Salmakeren, the 4th part lands of Carris the I d. land of Enache, the i d. land of Treuercrageis. The words of the charter is, JVfJ iniellexijfe cartam bone memorie Domini Edivardi, Dei gratia, Rcns Hi- bernie^fratris npjlri charijfimi, non aboUtam, he; and the charter itfelf fays, Ed- ivardiis, Dei graiia. Hibcrnie whilk Rex ; teftifies Edward Bruce to have been King of Ireland.

<^o Allan 115 Montgomery, of the lands of Stahare, whilk Allan his father refio-ncd. 116 to Neill M'Thorald, of Fetherneum..

1 '^o 1 7 Ade <^hyt, the lands of Stayhar, in vie. de Air. 118 burgenfibus. burgi de Air, of the lands of Auleway, Corton, and Gorlay.

to Joannes, fil 119 Nigelli, of the jd. land of Molenadall, in Carrik. 120 to Gilbert, filio Donaldi, valeto noftro dilefto, ilium annuum redditum deceni mercarum, qui nobis debetur de terra de Skeldoune, quilks lands pertamcs to John Crawford cf Skeldoune, in baronia de Lochmertenan, in vie. de Air, Air.

Vieecomitatus E R G A D I

.-I Carta Johannis de Menteith, inilitis, of the lands of Glenbecriche and Aulifayc, in Kintyre. to ' — Duncan Campbell, of fundry lands in Argyle. '-3 to Doug:ill Campbell alfo, of lundry lands in Argyle. 124 to Arthur Campbell, of the cojilt^^bularie of Dunftaffage. .

INDEX OF CHARTERS, 8cc. BY KING ROBERT L 15

Jne Roll of Robert the Firji, markit with this mark on the back., R. I, F. reign 16,

In vicecom.

i Carta to Umphra Kirkpatrick, of the lands of Torthorwald, &c.. Dumfreis. 2 to Robert Bruce, fon to the King, the lands of Liddifdale, whilk William Soullis forisfecit erga nos, Roxburghr^.

3 to Robert Bruce, filio noftro dileflo, the lands of Alexander Abernethy and Mar- garet his daughter, and ane of his three aires, by reafon of his forfaltrie. 4 burgi de Peebles, fuper libertatem nundinarum, Peebles. 5 to Andrew Gray, of the 20 merk land of Broxmouthe, given to him by Thomas Randulph Earl of Murrayj Edinburgh.

6 to IMalifius Menteith, of the davache land of Ballygillachy, in vie. de ^Forfar. 7 to John Lindfay, fon to Simon Lindfay, Knight, of the lands of Wachopilldaill, the lands of Langriggs, qu?s idem Simon erga nos forisfecit. 8 —— to Alexander Seton, Knight, the lands of Elphingftoun, and the commonty of Trauernent, whilk was the Earl of Buchan's, in vie. de Edinburgh, Edinburgh.

9 —.— of reduftion of ane decreit of Meadowflat, in baronie of Cowanftoun, Lanerk.

to Dougall Campbell, of the Ifle of Torfa, with many other lands in vie. de Argyle.

1 to Dougall Campbell, of the lands of Menftrie, in vicecomit. de Clackmanan.

2 to John le Weir, of ane annual in Ab'', 1 6. Aberdeen.

3 to Euftace Maxwell, of ane annuall, for demolifhing the caftle of Carlaverock. 4 to Ade, filio Alani, the lands of Moyden for 2 merks, within the barony of Cardroi's, Air.

5 to Arthur Campbell, the conitabulary of DunftaiTage, and the maines thereof, ' whilk Alexander Argyle had in his hands, Argyle. 6 to Johji Brinings, of the lands of Gillanderftoun, in the Garviache, Aberdeen.

7 to Walter Earl of Rofs, of the lands of Dinguall, with the caftle, and burgh, and

liberties ; the lands, of Moyn, in Strathean j^ the lands of Ferncrofker, in Suther- land, 16. Merns. 8 to Maleis Menteith, of the half davache of land of Metheleyche, and fundry other lands, 16.

9 to Arthur Campbell, of the 3d. land of Torrinturks, in Lome, with many other lands, Argyle.

!o to William Francis, of the lands of Sprowftoun, in vie. de Roxburgh.

11 to John Crabe, of the lands called the Pudleplace, where the cock-ftool ftood, Aberdeen.

12 to John Merfer, of the. forefaid lands, . Aberdeen,

!3 to Hew Cunninghame, of the lands of Lambrathoun.

Ane Roll of Robert the Firjl, marked on the back with this mark, C R. I. Burnet.

1 Carta to John Logan, of the lands of Lyntoun Roihcrikis, whilks extends to lol. land.

2 The fecond charter cannot be read, but it has vicecomitis Invernefs above the head of the charter. 9

16 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT I.

Vicecomiiatus de INVERNESS.

In vicecom, 3 Carta B. Marie et Sci Cilberti de Dornoche. lands 4 to the Earl of Rofs, of the lands of Dingwall, caftle and town thereof j the of Movn, in R'rathoun, and Farncrofcen, in Sutherland. 5 to the Earl of Rofs, of the lands of Tarrodall, &c. 6 B. Marie et S. Gilberti de Dornoche. 7 to the Earl of Rofs, of all his lands, with free forefts.

Vicecomitatus de B A N F F E.

8 Carta Domini Murdachi de Monteith, of the lands of Rothemay. 5 Gilberti de Hay de Locherward, the lands of Achenus, &c. 10 to Andrew Clark, of the lands of Ordis, infra tenementum de Moubre.

J I Chriflino de Ard, miiiti, the third part lands of Derlkfoord, in vie. de Banff. 12 Chriftino de Ard, miiiti, the third part of the lands of Ardache, and 3d part of Skeith, in the barony of Delkford.

1 3 to Gilbert Hay of Locherward, of the forefl: of Dwne, &c. 14 to Gilbert Chalmer, the lands of Moubreis, or Ward land. 15 to Gilbert Haye, of the lands of Awne, in Bouyn, with many others.

Vicecomitatus de A B E R D E I N. i6 Carta Johannes de Bonevillie, militis, of the lands of CoUifloun, and two roumes de Ardenbrachtis. 17 to John Gardrofla, of the three merk land of Denburn, the lands of Robbiflaw, with ane fifhing in Dee.

38 . to Maleis Monteith, of the lands of Metheleiche, the lands of Saltcoats, in Buchan.

1 to John Brounings, of the land in Gillanderftoun, in Garviache. ^o to John Crab, of the Puddleplace, where the cock-ftool ftood. 21 to John Merfer, of the foirfaid lands of Pudleplace. 22 to Ricardo Elgine, burgen. de Ab"^, of lol. land of the cuftomes thereof. 23 to Ricardo Elgine, of ane annual. 24 to Alexander Frafer of Cluny, of the lands of Cardnye, with the fiihing of the Loch of Skeen. 25 to Thomas Meinzies, Knight, of the lands of LTnyn, in Garioch.

26 libertatis Ade, fil. Aldani, recognita coram camerario et julliciario. 27 —— to Robert Keith, Knight, of his haill lands. 28 to Duncan Earl of Fyffe, of the baronies of Oneill, in vie. Ab

Kinncil!, in vie. Perth, baronie de Caldore, in vie. de Ed''.

C9 Alexandri de Seton, militis, of ane tenement in Aberdeine.

30 Alexandri Coci, of the lands of the two Culmalows, in the thanage of Frawraartin.

3 1 to the burgh of Aberdein, anent their fiihing. 1

INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT h ly

In vicecom. and Auchter- 32 Carta to John Crab, of the lands of Prefcoly, Granden, and Auchmolen, rony, in vie. de Aberdeen. whilk 33 to John Brounings, of the lands of Gillanderftoun, in the Garviache, Agnes Northinghame refignit. 34 to Walter Barclay of Kerko, Knight, of the lands of ToUie. -^ to Mr Roger Invernefs dark, of the lands of Fintray and Balmaly, infra vie. de Buchan, Buchaii. part of Fintray. T^6 to Roger Chalmers, of the half of the fourth part of the weft of Many, in the 37 to John Bonevill, the lands of Blairtoun, and the davach land thanedom of Balhelvie, in vie. de AberdecJir 38 to John Bonevill, of the lands of Colftoun, the two towns of Ardendrachtis, infra comitatum de Buchan. 39 to Andrew Knight, of the lands of Garmauche. 40 to Philip Meldrum, of the lands of Crichmelade, Chreichen Ade, and Chreichen Walter, in Thanagium de Fromertein, vie. de Aberdeen. 41 Malcolmi Comitis de Lennox, terrarum de Strathoune, per forisfaduram Davidis de Strabogie, Militis, dudum Comitis Atholie, tempore quo Duncanus Comes

de Fyfe fuit contra pacem noftram. 42 Joannis de Bonewill, of the lands of Blairtov/n, Many, &c. 43 Patricii de Montealto, the office of Forefterfhip de Killanell et Fromerteine. 44 to Elizabeth Durward, of iocs, furth of Banchory Datony, infra vie. de Aberdeen. 45 to Alexander Frazer, Knight, of the baronie of Kinnarde, in vie. of Ab*", whilk Thomas Kinnarde renounced.

46 Hugonis de Ab^, clerici, of the lands of Petmukftoun and Rubbiflaw, infra vie. de AbJ. 47 to Sir John Broun, Knight, of the thanedome of Fromartie, in vie. de Ab'^. Knoken- 48 . to Stiven, filio Ommidi, the lands of Eafter Knokenblane, and Wefter

blane, in vie. de Ab'* (^). 50 to John Bonewill, cf Blairtown, Many.

Vicecomitatus de K I N C A I R D I N.

ane bounding infeftment thereof. 5 Carta to Alexander Frazer, of the lands of Auchincarny, 52 to Thomas Carnoco, of ane annual. others. . bounding infeftment of the foreft of Drum and 53 to Alexander Burnet, ane 54 to Alexander Irvine, of ane part of the park of Drum. the thanedom of Cowic. 55 to Alexander Frazer, of the lands and foreft of Cragie, in of j6 to John Ivienteith, of the lands of Tarbettis and Bernis, within the thanedom Aberbothnot. within the ftierifdome of Kin- (;7 to Alexander Burnet, of the barony of Tulliboyll, cardine. E

(a) There is no No. 49. in the MS. at this place. '

I. jg INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT

In vicecom.

lands of Alrethis, in vicecom. de Kincardine. j;8 Carta to Duncan Judicii, of the EfTintoyll, in the thanedom of Doris, and \f) to Colino de Garuald, the lands of fherifdome of Kincardine. vie. de Kincardine. 60 to John Frazer, of the thanedom of Aberbothnet, in Cragining, in Glafcullache. 6i to Alexander Frafer, of the thanedom of Cowie and

Viceco7mtattis de FORFAR.

Eaftcr Forfar. 62 Carta ane liferent-right to Mr James Carpenter, of the lands of vie. de Fortar. 63 to Malefuts Monteith, of the lands of Ballgillachie, in s. SterUng of his lands in Bon- 64 to William de Capella, of the difcharge of the 40 dingtoun. nepoti noftro, the lands of 6^ to Ifabell de Atholia, et Alexandre de Bruce, filio fuo, of Forfar. Balgillie, within the lands of Thanathas, and fherifdome Brechine, by William de I^Iontealto of Kin- 66 . to Gilbert Hay, of the lands of blaukmonthe. lands of Cowaynftoun. 67 . of the reduftion of ane decreit of the Thorn, in vie. de Forfar. 68 to Robert Young, barbitonfor, of the lands of Ardin and filie quondam Joannis de Mon- 69 quam Malifms Comes de Stratherne fecit Johanne, of Carcathie, in vie. de Forfar. teith, Militis, fponfe ejufdem Comitis, of the lands lands of Ballegillachie, in the thanedome of 70 i Patricii Capitalis medici, of the Monyfieth, in vie. de Forfar. Balliony, in vie. de Fortar. 71 to Walter Northingtoun, of the lands of Dentrone and Carrick refigned, nz to William Oliphant, of the lands of Uchtertyre, whilk John whilk fometyme pertained to John Cuming. of Inuerrichti, in vie. de Forfar. 73 Willielmo Ciifori, of the lands with ane annual Monyfuthe. 74 to Hew Malkarftoun, of the lands of Balclowchiris, of the lands of Reid Caftle, by the fortaulture of 75 to Donald Campbell, of the half Henrie Piercie and Ingraham de Umphravile. 76 to Robert Harkers, of the barony of Kelor. lands of Ballgaffie, in the thanedom of Abberlon- 77 to William Difliingtoun, of the noche, in vie. Forfar. vie. de Forfar. 78 to Galfrido de Foullertoun, of the lands of Foullertoun, in quas David de Brechin fo- 79 to David Barclay, of the lands of Knocqy, in Glenefk,

risfecit. of the ihannage of Abberlennoche, So to William Blunt, of ane bounding infeftment infra vie. de Forfar. part of Craigie. 81 to Allan Ballmofile, of fome lands in Dundie, and third of Fothenevin and Cafle- g2 to Robert Bruce, filio noftro chariiTmio, of the lands goueny, in vie. de Forfar. nepoti noftro, totam terram noftrara 83 to Ifabel de Atholia, et Alexandre de Bruce, de Bagillo. Forfar, f!4 _ to Htnry Roflie, of the lands of Inrouy, ill ^ic de INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT I. 19

Vkccomitatus de PERTH.

In vIcecoiTu

85 Carta to Robert Bruce, filio iuo chariilimo, hoftilagium in villa de Scoon. 86 to John Gray, of ane tenement in Perth. 87 to Duncan Murdifone, the lands of Kurdeny and Fortuvelt. 88 to Thomas Meinzies, of the lands of Fothergill, in Atholia. Perth. 89 Angufii fil. Eugenii, of the lands of Mukulyis, in vie. de go to Henry Winterwambe, of the lands of Chuluhundy and Clony.

91 to Robert Joliffis, of fome lands within Perth. 92 to Alenor Keith, of two annuals. To William Blunt, of ane annual. vie. de Perth. 93 to John Kinnynmonth, of the lands of Maleris, in 94 to John Aylbotis. vie. de Perth. 95 to Thomas de Camera, of the lands of Drumlouche, in 96 Willielmi de Montefixo, of the lands of Uchreardore, wth the toun-duty. 97 to John Striveling, of the lands of Kinnedy. 98 to Alexander Meinzies, of the barony of Glendochyre. Glen- 59 to Alexander Meinzies, of the davach of land of Finlargis, in baronia de doright. and Velachis, whilk 100 to Nicoll Scarlett, of the lands of Forgund, Inchmertein, were John BallioU's. loi Magiflro Manno de Maneris, of the lands of Kinfauns, in vie. de Perth. 102 Magiftro Manno de Maneris, of ane annual. to Malis of Stratherne, of the lands of Kingkell 1 03 to Maria de Stratherne, fpoufe Brechin, whilks were David de Brechin. of Fortiuolt. 1 04 to John Trollop, of the lands Frazer, Militis, forori noftre dilefte, et Johanni Camp- 1 05 Marie, fponfe Alexandri terras et te- bell, filio fuo, nepoti noflro, pro homagio et fervitio fuo, omnes nementa que fuerunt Davidis Comitis Atholie, in comitatu Athole, quas idem

David forisfecit. 106 to Chriftian Hiur, of the lands of Wefter Fofleiche. hoftilagia que fuerunt quon- 107 Roberto Bruce, Militi, diledo filio noftro, omnia dam Rogeri de Mowbray. 108 to Felanus Roche, of the lands of Petton Wathyner. Clunye, in vie. de Perth.. ,09 Hugonis de Erthe, officium Conftabularii de

Yicccomitatus de FYFFE.

Lucheris, the town of Lutheris and Bordland, 1 10 Carta to John Weymis, the barony of part of Walle- the third part of the town of Prurlkis, third part of Petlouy, third Fyte. cungy, and miln of Lutheris, in vie. de de Fyfe. 111 to Murdo Monteith, of the lands whilks were William Ferrar's, in vie. 1 —

^o INDEX OF CHARTERS, Sec. BY KING ROBERT 1.

In vicecom, Kinghorne. 1 2 Carta to David de Weymis, of the lands of Glafmache, in tenemento de

113 . to William Kinghorne, carucat de Sefield, terra Dromdyuan. Karell. J 14 RicardI de Bellomonte, of the lands of Killmumkyn de Nicoll Skymiefchour, officium vexillarii, terras de Hilsfield de Southborland et 1 15 to Marifland, in baronia de lanerkeithing, cum molendinis, quas Rogerus Mou- bray forisfecit.

1 1 5 to Robert Balcomy, of the lands of Pinkertoun. quhilk 117 to John Dodingftoun, of the lands of Pitcorthie, in tenemento de Kellie, Richard Syward refigned. and Kirkland, near Craill. 1 18 to William Campbell, of the lands of Glenfmaniloun of the lands of Lutheris, whilk the Earl of J 19 to Thomas Hay, of the third part Buchan gave to Roger Cumyng.

Reigne 14.— 16. 10.

this mark, H. R. I. Ane other Roll, marked, of Robert the Firjl, on the back with

furth of the miln thereof, Perth. 1 Carta to the Friars of St Johnftoun, of ane annual Innerkeithing cuftomes, 2 to the Abbacy of Dumfermling, of the patronage of Duns, Kirkaldy, Muffelburgh, ^y^'^- of Fordoun, in the Mearns, Kincardin. 3 to the Priorie of St Andrewe's, of the patronage Wigtoun. 4 to the Biflioprick of Galloway, of the archdeanry, tint by 5 to Chriftian Arde, of the lands of Lickein, whilks Alexander Moubray forfaulturc. 6 to the Abbey of Lindcris, of the moor of Kinloch, given be the Earl of Win- toun, Conftable of Scotland, I'Y^^- y to Archibald Douglas, of the baronie of Kirkanders, whilks were John Soullis, in vicecom. de Dumfreis, Dumireis.

8 to William Eindfay, channon of Glafgow, of the barony of Ivirkmichell, in valle de Neith, quas Rogerus Moubray forisfecit. ane g to Roger Blancamfchope, of the land of Laggelauer, in vicecom. de Air, bounding infeftment thereof. Air. 10 to Hew Eoocky, of the 4d. land of Sumdr-oun, with many other lands v/ithin the flierifdom of Air. Fyfc. 1 1 to Murdo Monteith, of William Ferrars, in vie. de

12 . to Stivcn Kirkpatrick, of the lands of Pennifax, with the miln. Dumfreis. 13 to Thomas Kirkpatrick, of the 2d. land of Braidburgis, in vicecom. de 14 to Ade, fon to Duncan de Mar, the lands of Balcory, Innerkerratis, Aughin- ftuiks, in tenemento de Murthelache, Aberdeen. re- J 5 to John Giffard, of the lands of Dunipace, in vie. de Stirling, at the earneft quefl; and defire of the Earl of Murray, Stirling. 16 to Murdo Monteith, of the half baronie of Rothiemay, Aberdeen. INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT L 21

In vicecom. 17 Caj-ta to Murdo Monteith, of the barony of Prenbowgall, quhilk was Roger Movvbray's, and the lands of Gilmertoun, quhilk Soulis forisfecit, in vicecom. de Edinburgh.

1 8 to Joannis de Bonewill, of the lands of Colliftoun, and the two Ardindrachtis, in comitatu de Buchan, Aberdeen. 19 to William Predergaift, of the lands of Slamannan, and the half of Leviland, in vicecom. de Stirling, whilk Gilbert de Malherbe forisfecit.

20 to William Bonkill, 20.

2 1 Oliuarii Carpentarii, of ane bounding infeftment of the lands of Edahvood, in

valle de Clyd, Lanerk. 22 —— Walteri, Senefcalii Scotie, of the lands of Eckfuird, in vicecom. de Roxburgh,

Roger Moubray forisfecit ; alfo Nifbet, (exceptand the valley of Liddell) ; the

barony of Langnewtoun and Maxtoun ; the barony of Cavertoun, in vicecom. de Roxburgh, quas Soullis forisfecit, Roxburgh.

•73 to Walter Stewart, of the lands of Methuen, in vicecom. de Perth, and Kellie, in vicecom. de Forfar. 24 to Henry Annand, of the lands of Auchindrain, Air.

25 Roderico, fil. Alani, of the lands of Louchaby, the water of Loch, with the half lands of Tulachard, in Argyle, bounding, Argyle. 06 to James Douglas, of the lands of Stabilgortoun, in valle de Efk, quhilk John Lindfay refigned, 14. Annandale. 27 to James Lord of Douglas, the market-town of Jedworth, with the caftle thereof, the to-wn of Bonjedworth, with the foreft of Jedworth, Roxburgh.

28 to the Abbacy of Newbottill, the lands of Maftertoun, with the advocation of the kirk thereof. 29 to James Lord of Douglas, the lands of Pownchie, in valle de Annand, blench, in free foreft, Dumfreis. 30 to Henry Gelchedall, of the miln of Selkirk, for 2 merks argenti, 16. Selkrig. 31 to Walter Stewart, of the barony of Bathcat, the lands of Richardtoun, the barony of Rathew, the lands of Bernes, the lands of Boundingtoun, Ednam, Kenpont, &c. Edinburgh. 32 to Walter Stewart, of the lands of Kilbride and Ferme, in vicecom. de Lanerk.

33 to Richard Edzar, of the i d. land of Kilpatrick, 14. 34 to Richard Edzar, of the half barony of Sanquhar. 35 to ditto, of the id. land of Barceconade, id. land of Lobri, id. land of Slochan, &c. 36 to Ade Moflat, of the lands of Knocis, the lands of Crokis, the lands of Wefter- ker, in vallede Efke, 16. Annand. 37 to Thomas Muffet, of the lands of Swegill, in Wcfterker. 38 to William Lindfay, of ane annual in Air, 1 6. 39 to Thomas Broun, of the foundation of ane alterage of St Nicholas Kirk, in Aii, 16. 40 to W"' de Sancto Claro of Hirdmanftoun, of the lands of CefTeworth, Roxburgh.

41 ,. , to Alexander Seytoun, of the lands and town of Seatoun, in ane burgh of baronie, Edinburgh. 42 to Alexander Scvtoun, of the lands of Bernes, near Hadingtoun, Edinburgh. F 22 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT I.

In vicecom. Edinburgh. 43 Carta to Alexander Seytoun, of the lands of Gogar,

•, lands of 44 to ditto, of the barony of Trauuernent, que fult Willielmi Ferras the Fawfide, quhilk was Allan la Suche, Edinburgh. Eglifmalefocks, in valle de Clyde, Lanerk. 4 r to the Abbacy of Kelcow, of the lands of Dumfreis. 46 to the Abbacy of Melros, of the kirk of Wefterker, in valle de Eik, de Soulis 47 to James Lord of Douglas, of the barony of Wefterker, quas Willielmus forisfecit, Dumfreis. fome 48 i to Alexander Seytoun, of the fuperiority of Dundas and Weftercraigs, and

in Quenisferry, Edinburgh. Berwick. 4g , to William Murray, of fome lands in the burgh of Berwick,

CO ^ of ane foundation of ane chaple, near Bamf, 16. Bamfi. ^i to Robert Bruce, the King's fon, of the hoftilage in Scoon, Perth. ^2 to Nicholas Sldrmifchour, of the lands of Hillfield, and Southe Bordland, and Marifland, quhilk was Roger Moubray's, 16. blench, ane pair gilt fpurs. Monyfothe, with the milne. ^3 to William Aula Dunolm, the lands of

r^ . — to Adam Paxtoun, the miln of Edringtoun. Forfar, in vie. de Forfar. ^5 to James Carpenter, of the lands of Eaft '^6 to Ronnald Chalmer, of the lands of Le Ralthe de Gatgirthe, 8 s. 4. argenti.

Uj>m the back of this Roll there are tua Charters.

Oneill, in vie. de Ab'', the barony of Kinnoul, Ah^. Perth, 57 Cra-ta to the Earl of Fyfe, of the lands of in Perth, and Calder, in vie. de Edinburgh. ^8 to Robert Boyd, of the five penny land of Trabreche in Kill, Air. bounded, blench. 39 to John Gray, of a piece of land at the port of Perth, 60 to Alexander Seytoun, of Halfingtoun, in Berwick.

Ane Roll of Robert the Erjl, viarkcd with this mark, R. I. L

of the parochine of Jedwart, Langtomi, 1 Carta to the Abbacy of Jcdwart, of the teinds Nilbet, Craling, with the foundation of the chappie thereof, with fundry others, granted by David the Firft.

2 to the Abbacy of Jeddert, of the famen lands, and doted to the faid abbey by Henry Earl of Northumberland, and father to Malcolm and William, Kings of Scotland. In the original charter, Thomas de Eondoniis is a witnefs. the two Jedburghs and Lang- 3 to the faid Abbacy, the teinds of the parochins of toun, four oxengate of land in Langtoun, and ane croft, containing four aikers, Capella de Nifbit, with ane pleugh and ane half, with the teinds of Craling, granted by the Earls Gofpatrick, with many other lands.

4 . of William King of Scots, to the faid Abbacy.

^ of Alexander King of Scots, to the faid Abbacy.

, In thir charters arc contained the haill lauds pertaining to the faid Abbacy^

with names of the firft givers, INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING I. ROBERT 2.^

Jne Roll Robert the Firji, of marked with this mark, Ro. I. K.

In vicecom. 1 The firft charter cannot be read. 2 Carta to Thomas Ranulph, of the baronie of Mortoun, in valle de Nith, Dumfreis. 3 to Chriftian Bruce, the King's daughter. 4 to Laurence Abernethie.

5 to William Iruine, of the foreft of Drum, in Ab''.

6 to John Monteith, fon to John Monteith, of the lands of Strugartenay, in Perth.

7 to Alexander Frazer, of ane annual furth of Pendreche, in vie. de Stirling. 8 to William Douglas, fon to umquill Sir James Douglas of Laudon, of the barony of Caldercleir, Kincavill, in vie. de Edinburgh,

A>mo Regni i8.

9 Carta of confirmation given by Robert the Firft, confirmand ane infeftment given by King William to the town of Rutherglen, bounding, Lannerk.

I o to the Abbacy of Halyrudehoufe, of St Marielyle.

I I to Colbano de Glen, of the lands of Quilts, in vie. de Peebles, 2 merks argenti.

1 2 to William Murray, of the half lands of Stewartoun, in Cunnynghame, Air.

1 3 to the Abbacy of Crofragum, of the lands of Dunegrelache.

Follcwcs ane Roll at the end of this, whereof thefrji Charter is illegible.

1 The firft charter illegible.

2 Carta religiofis viris priori et canonicis Candide cafe, of verie many lands, and the givers thereof, Wigtoun. 3 Teftes, Carta to Alexander Keith, of ane annuall of Recreitfs. 4 Carta to ditto, of the forefaid annual. 5 of bounding the lands of Uchterbannok to William Wallace, viceconi. Striuiling. 6 ane bounding infeftment of Uchterbannok to Robert Wallace, ibidem.

yine other Roll is fcu-'ed to the end of this.

I Carta to William Blunt, of the maines of Aberlennoche, bounding, Forfar. c to Hew Polayn, of the lands of Fothenevin, in vicecom. de Forfar. 3 to William Blunt, of ane annual of 20 merks out of Alith, Perth.

4 . to John Monteith, of the 12 merk land of Bernes, and fundry others, 5 merks Ballmakuly, 4 merks Eifter Twenethwany, 10 merks Newtoun, in thannage de Aberlachwich, in vicecom. de Kincardine, by efcambion of fome lands in Argyle.

5 Teftes, Carta to the Friers of Berwick, of 40 merk Sterling out of the faid town. 6 Carta to the faid Friers, of ane annual furth of ane juiln in Berwick. 1 ,

&c. ROBERT I. 24 INDEX OF CHARTERS, BY KING

In vicecom.

of the lands of Cortachie, in vicecom. de Forfar, Glenlit- 7 Con. carta to Jean Montcith, herncr, Dalkeith, half of Urwkell, in earldom of Stratherne, 8 Carta Candide cafe, of the cafualties in Farinis.

King David the Firji^ ar.e Anc Roll of Robert the Firjl, containhig anc Charter of Reigne. other of King William, marked with Ro. I. L.

Air. The I.aird of Crofbie, his form of holding of his lands of Crofbie, furth of the lands of Edringtoun, 1 Carta to Thomas Neifbit, of ane annual of 12 merks Peeblets. in vicecom. de Peebles, he got 2 to John Craik, of the bounding of the half of the barony of Urde, quhilks

in marriage frae Edward Cockburn, boundand. Beddebie, of the lands of 3 con. given by Alexander King of Scotts to William Menner, Peebles. ^ con. given by Alexander ICing of Scotts to John Baddebie, of the lands of Menner. 5 to Adam Marfhall, of the haill barony of Mener, in valle de Tweed. 6 to Ade Marfhall, of ane bounding infeftment of the barony of Mener. 7 to Alexander Baddebie, when Ade Marlhall compearit in parliament and refigned

Da. I. the barony of Mener. 8 to William Kingefey and his fpoufe, of the lands of Capronftoun, in vicecom. de Peebles, Peebles. 9 to William Kingefey, of the lands of Capronyftoun, in vie. de Peebles, quhilk

Da. I. John Melville refigned. 10 —— to John Monfode, of the haill barony of Skrauelyne, with the advocation of the 2 Lanerk. Ro. I.—taxtivard. kirk thereof, and the lands of Robertftoun, 1 Zulefheills, with the lands 1 —_ to John de Monfode, of the lands of Braidwood and of Hevedis, m vie. de Lanerk.

12 Jurdano, fil. Willielmi, fil. Nigelli, in excambioun, the land quhilk King Malcolm

his brother, K. of Scots, gave to the faid William, in Edinhame, and the lands

717/. i?. 2c. quhilks had near Lanerk. William de MoruiU conftable is witnefs.

13 . to Michael ILirt, blench, of the lands of Brakysfield, quhilk Ade Braks re-

Ro. I. fignit.

14 to Walter, filio Gilberli, of the lands of Mauchan, in valle de Clyde, quhilk John

Ro. I. Cuming rcfignit. to them, of the kirk and lands of 1 5 to the Abbacy of Kelcow, whilk he founded Lcfmahago, anno i^'cxliiij. and of his reign the 21. Coram his teftibus

Joanne Epifcopo Glafguen. Henrico filio meo, Willielmo nepote meo, Edwardo

Da. I. Cancellario, Bartholomeo filio Comitis, et Willielmo fratre ejus, Jordano Hay- rum, Hugone de Morvilla, Odcnella de Umphravill, Roberto de Bruis, Wil- lielmo de Sommerville, David Oliphare, Willielmo de Lindfay, apud caftrum puellarum.

16 —— whilk Eliieus Porter gave to John Braidy, of tlie lands of Chawfield, in vie. de Lanerk. INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT I.

Am Roll of Robert the Firjl, marked on the back with this mark, Ro. I. Af.

In vlcccom,

I Carta to Dowgall Macfarlane, of the Iand« of Kindavie, Arynfchauche, &c. Gilchreift Macymar M'Cay, of the lands of Kintyre, Bute. Drumfreis, Gilbert!, fil. Nigelli, terrain partem terre de Cameleden, in vie. de Fergufii de Monda Willa, the half of the lands of Stranrever, in vie. dc Wigtoun. Donaldi Comitis de Mar, terrarum de Sawlin, in vie. de Clackman. 6 Willielmi de Aughinfour, terram de Anghinfour, in Gallovidia, blench. Nigelli M'Horrard, the lands of Kirkanders, bounding, in vie. de Drumfreis.

Johannis, fil. Gilberti, Donald M'Kan, terras de Suchayche. Ricardi M'Cuffocis, ofto bovatas terre de Kelinfture et Cloentls, in parochia de Soureby. Wigtoun. 10 Johannis, fil. Nigelli et Carriche, terre de Kellechaffe, in Gallovidia,

11 Willielmo Ciflbri, de terris de et Balmachannore, in vie. de Forfar. 12 Fratrum predicatorum de Air, of ane annual furth of the milns of Air. »3 Fratrum predicatorum de Air, of an annualrent out of the faid mihis, Air. 14 — to Arthour Campbell, of many lands. Forfar. 15 — Alexandri de Bruce, the barony of Din, in vie. 16 — to Alexander Bruce, nepos regis Roberti, terras de Mughrum, in vie. de Wigtoun. 17 — to ditto, of the lands of Carnefmole, in vie. Wigtoun. 18 — Joannis Craigie, quarterium terre, in tenemento de Girton, &c. Gallovidia, Wigtoun. 19 Joannis, filii Gilberti M'Neill, quinque denariatas terre, in lie Rinns de 20 Willielmo de Sando Claro, of ane annual, 21 Ane charter given by Thomas Ranulph, Comes Moravie, Dnus valHs Annandie, et Cuftos Regni Scotie, Roberto de Peebles Camerario Scotie, &c. De Willielmo de Sando Claro, of 40I. penfion, A. D. 1329. Annand,

Jne Roll of Robert the Firjl, marked with this mark on the back, Ro. I. N.

and s Carta to the Abbacy of Dumfermling, of the advocation of the kirk of Kinrofs chappel of Urwell. 3 — to the town of Craill. Cuming Earl of Bu- 4 , to John Strathenrie, of the lands of Bellachis, quhilk John chan forfaulted, in vicecom. de Fyfe. FyfFe. 5 to John Glen, of the lands of Balmutache, extending to lol. land, 6 an inquifition of the lands of Balmutache to William Locher. Mention is made of Alexander 3d, Balliol, William Wallace. y Comitis de Fyfe, of the earldom of Fyfe, in French, Fyffe. 8 to Thomas de Canibow, of the lands of Grofmanftoun, in tenemento de Crsdll. 9 Willielmi de Cambow, of the lands of Cambov/, in Fyfe.

io —t— to William Seward, of the barony of Kellie, in vie. de Fyffe- G 17

ROBERT I. a6 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING PERTH.

In vicecom, his fpoufe, fifter to the King, and John their 1 Carta to Sir Neill Campbell, and Mary Athole's. fon, all the lands quhilks were David Earl of of Scotland. 1 2 to Gilbert Hay, of the office of Conftabulary of Schleples. 13 Memorandum. William de Roucaftle, his penfion of 20I. furth Memorandum. Archibald Campbell gets the keeping of Dunftafiage. in vie. de 14 Carta Angufii, fil. Eugenii, of the lands of Mucullis et de TuUenedy, Perth, and lands of Culbarny, in Kinrofs.

15 Jacobi, fil. Dunflephe, of ane yd. land and ane half, of Kintyre, with many other lands there.

1 6 Joannis de Fortoun, of the lands of Cragie and Weft Malleris. Schiltoun, given to Matilda, fpoufe ta 1 certain within Berwick, quhilk was John Robert Ardefh.

18 Colini, fil. Nigelli Campbell, of the lands of Lauchaw, Ardfcodniche.

19 to Andrew Gray, of the barony of Longforgound, 3d part of Cragie, 3d part of the milne of Pettarache, 3d part of Wairiftoun, and fundry other lands in Dun- dee, whilk was Edmond Haftings.

20 to Roger Ciflbris, the 3d part lands of Langforgund, whilk was John Balliol's,

2 1 to William Lindfay, the lands of Letany, in vie. de Perth. 22 to Thomas Ranulph, Earl of Murray, the Ifle of Man, 100 merk Sterling at In- vernefs. 23 to Alexander younger Lord of the Ifles, of the lands of Ulks et Tyringis, with

the Ifle of Mule, and other lands.

24 . to Alexander Meinzeis, of the lands of Glendochre. 25 Gillefpi M'Lachlan, the lod. land of Schyrwaghthyne, Sec. 26 Murthaci M'Necache, terras de CrofTard. 27 Nigelli Oge, the lands of Killmychill, Drondrayllen, Dunnor, Keyllpoll, Rey- thenan. 28 Willielmi Oliphant, the lands of Gafkenes, in vie. de Perth, quhilk was John Cuming's, Perth. 29 Abbatis et Convcntus de Infula Miflarum, jus patronatus ecclefie de Killyn, in Glcndochred.

30 Gillefpicis, filii Walteri, of the lands of Dereagis de Lachkerchen, Ardo^vran, &c.

3 1 Donaldi Campbell, Militis, the lands quhilk is called Veneduduloche.

32 Roberti, filii Senefcalli Scotie, the lands of Kuityre. 33 Hugonis de Rofs, of the lands of Kinfawnis, with fifhing, in vicecom. de Perth.

Upn the back of this Roll there arc two Charters.

-1.% Carta to David de Barclay, of the lands of Rothmay, the lands of Brechine and Kin-

lo. h.-, and fundry others, quhilk David de Brechin erga nos iorisfecit. to Simon Cilfori, of the place called Kingafplace, m the town of Pertlu INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT I. 27

Another little Roll, having on the ba /:, 0, Walterijil. Gilberti,

In vicecom. _ , . 1 Carta Waken, fil. Gilberti, of the lands of Mauchan, in valle de Clyde, whilk John Cuming erga no$ forisfecit.

2 —— Patricii de Moravia junioris, of the lands of Odifloun, que fuit quondam Walteri, filii Regis, cum pertinentiis, in valle de Clyde, Lanark. 3 Andree de Douglas, terrarum de Creflewell, que fuit Henrici de Wintoun, infra baroniam de Carnwath, Lanerk. 4 Fratrum predicatorum de Glafgow, of 20 merks Starling money, furth of the King's lands of Cadzowe, in valle de Clyde, Lanerk. 5 de Lefmachutis, of 10 merks Sterling, furth of the milne of Carnelaks, Lanerk, 6 Elene de Quarencele, of the lands of Beltflane.

Upo}i the back of this Roll.

7 Carta Jacobi Dn i Do-a-glas, of the lands of Sonderland, in the barony of Hawick, ane confirmation to Douglas of Lintonrothbrekis, Roxburgh* 8 Joannis Logan, of certain lands of Lintonrothbrekis, R. fol. 33. b. 9 Thome, fil. Dick, the baronie of Symmonftoun, in valle de Clyde, Lanerk.

I o to William Tweden, certain tenements in Striveling, quhilk Gilbert Lindfay foris-

fecit, Stirling.

Thefe Charters following are on tiva Leiffs of Parchments inform of ane book.

1 Carta to Alexander Seytoun, of the barony of Trauernent, in vie. Ed"-, quhilk William

Ferrars forisfecit ; and the lands of Fawfyde, quhilk Alan le Suche forisfecit ; the

lands of Mylyis, quhilk the Earl of Buchan forisfecit. 2 to Alexander Seytoun, of the lands and barony of Seatoun, in liberam baroniam, Edinburgh* 3 to ditto, of the town of Seatoun, in ane burgh of barony. 4 to ditto, of ane mercat-day on the Sabbath day. 5 to Ditto, in French, of the lands of Barns and Place Moylin, near Haddingtoun.

In the Roll of Robert the Firjl, marked on the back with this mark, X.

1 Carta to Thomas Edzear, of the lands of Kildonan, in the Rynes, Wigtoun. 2 to Malcolme Gilmernaykie, of the lands whilk were William Tourls. 3 to Richard Edzear, of the barony of Kirkandres, &c. 4 to Robert Wallyis, of the lands of Ballmekeran, in vicecom. de Carrlck. 5 to Gilchrifl; Tabert, of the lands of Dalkernelkane. 6 to John Marlhall, of the lands of Den, in vie. de Edinburgh, 7 Alani Veteri ponte, of Haknakel telJun, boundii\cr, Kinrofs.

8 to William Wilhart, the lands of PLuderlathe ' ,1 ch, a rofe, in vie. Angus. 43

a3 INDEX OF CHARTERS, 8cc. BY KING ROBERT I.

In Yicecom.

Polcafune. 9 Carta to Hew Cunninghame, of the lands of Dairy, in vie. de Edinburgh, JO to William Biffet, of the lands of Merchinaoun and Roxburgh. of the lands of Paffolet, in baronia de Hale, in vie. de , I to Gilbert Donnallfon, are contained Laftly, Memorandum, To remember, that with this forefaid Roll two Rolls of Decreets in Parliament.

^ne Roll, marked on the back, Rob, I. |X|

et Batones Ergadie,^ propter I Appunduamentum inter Walterum Senefcallum Scotie di^ii Domini interfeftiones quondam Eugenil filii F)-niaii, et aliorum hominum

Senefcalli. Regi, quod a Querela Margaretc Corbet, fponfe quondam Domini Gilberti Frazer, fafta maritus fuus effet interfeftus. et Dominum Hugonem de Rofs, 3 Decretum latum per Regem, inter Andream Murray fuper baroniam de Lanach, in Rofs. et Dugal- 4 Concordia fada inter Dugallum Campbell, filium Colini Campbell, Militis, lum, filium Nigelli, propter viginti mercatas terrarum de Ardfcodniche, et advo- cationem ecclefie de Kilmartin, data 3 Augufti, A. D. 1323, apud Sconam. Peebles, 5 Petltio Domini Alexandri de Badley, fuper terra de Mener, infra vicecom. de contra Adamum Marefcallum determinata, data 4 Aug. A. D. 1323. terra 6 Inquifitio terrarum forrefte de Kinrofs, fada apud Kinrofs, 23 Septembris 1323, forrefte de Kinrofs fegregata erant a thanagio de Kinrofs. 7 Appunftuamentum parliamenti tenti apud Sconam 1323, inter Davidem de Haflyngs et Abbatem et Conventum de Dumferline, fuper terris de Molyn, Petdunedy, P^tmalduc, Balcolme, PetM'Duffg)'ll, &c. 8 Forisfaftura Roderici de Ylay, fafta per Regem et Baroncs fuos, in parliam.ento tento apud Sconam, i8 Martli 1325. Willielmum 9 Concordia inter Thomam Ranulphum Comitem Moravie et Dominum Olyfant, fuper terris Willielmi de Monte Alto, ejus forisfaclura, in parliamento tento apud Sandam Crucem, 8 Martii 1326. 10 Concordia inter diftum Dominum Moravie et Helenam Siward, filiam Ricardi Siward,

fponfam Ifaaci Maxwell, de terris de Kellie, in Fyfe, 12 Martii 1327. ^ 11 Controverfia inter Hugonem Comitem de Rofs et Dominum Amleam de Moravia, fuper terris de Dromcudyn et Munlochy, he. 3 July 1328.

X 1 An appointment, quhilk cannot well be read.

1 Querela Dni "Willielmi Fentoun.

1 Querela Simonis Frazer et Margaretc fponfe fue, fuper vicecomitcm de Innernefs. 15 Querela fuper contradiftionc Gulielmi Graham, de terris in Stirling. 16 Super contraditElione in Robertum de Alycht et Willielmum de Alycht. »7 Querela fuper contradidione judicii redditi per Comitem de Mar, inter Dominum Jaco'- bum Douglas et WillieUnum diftum Telch, 1

INDEX OF CHARTER^, &c. BY KING ROBERT I. 29

In vicecom.

1 8 Appunftuamentum parliamenti de Uchlagatis. fuper terris Appunduamentum inter Johannem de Inchmertein et Alexandrum de Keith, de Lonforgund, 1328. Pilch, fubvicecomes 19 Plegiuni Michaelis de Anegus, in manu cuftodis, quod Alanus de de Innernefs, non eflet ab eo injuriatus. ordlnatio Can- 20 Querela epifcopi Aberdonenfis, de decimis totius vicecom. de Ab'', et eidem talem feifi- cellarii, ad faciendum ei literas de Capella, ad liberandum nam.

j 2 Plegiuni Davidis Marefcalli, fuper ter. in Bu- 22 Renunciatio Hugonis Comitis Domino Regi, advocationis ecclefie de Philorth, chan, data apud Perth, 29 Martii 1330. Haltoun, Coneueth, &c. 23 Plegium Abbatis et Conventus de Aberbrothok, Scottifloun, 24 (^erela Simonis Frazer et Margarete fponfe, et unius heredis Comitis de Caithnes, fuper comitatu de Caithnes, apud Kinrofs, 4 Decembris 1330. Appunftuamentum parliamenti tentum apud Sconam, die Martis proxirae poll feflum

Scte~ Katherine, A. D, 1331- Super contradiftione judicii Air inter Joannem de Moravia de Drumfmgard et Dominum Arthurum Campbell, de terris de Glenfcanchell fuperiori. Air. Super contradiftione judicii inter Thomam Moffi et Dominum de Wardlaw, Lanark. Super contradidione judicii inter Oliverum Carpenter et Walterum filium Gilberti, Lanerk. Super contradiftione judicii inter Duncanum Comitem de Fyfe et Abbatiam de Dum- fermline. Fyfe. Amerciatus eft Thomas Erch, ab omni comparatione parliamenti, . Querela Willielmi Hay, quod non devenit cautionarius pro Edwardo Moravie. Statutum in parliamento, penes vidualia. Querela Dni Skirling, fuper Willielmum de Tvi'edy, quod non faceret ei fedas et

fervitia. 21

20 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID U.

Jnc Roll of David the Second, marked on the back ivitb this mark, D.2.J. X.

In vicecoai. Carrick. 1 Carta, Confirmatio generalis fafta Johanni Kennedy, Lome's, within 2 to John Lorn, of all his lands in lorne, whilk were Alexander of Lome.

3 ane bounding infeftment to Walter Ciflbri, of the lands in Gleneche, Lorne, with the half of the miln of Gloreth, in vicecom. de Stirling. 4 to Ade Couflbr, of the office Cronarie, in vicecom. de Berwick. 5 to Gilbert de Infula, of the ane half of the lands of Gloret and milne, whereof Walter Ciffor hath the other half.

6 • to Malcolme Fleming of Biggar, the lands of Leigne, whilk were John Kennedie's, whilk the faid John Kennedy forisfecit. 7 blank, 8 —— to John Preftoun, of all the lands in Fyfe and Perth which were John Kinbuck's-, by reafon of forfaltire. 9 *— to Elizabeth de Mongall, of all the lands whilks pertained to Alexander her father, except the lands of Aldmanyn, belonging to Robert Wallace. lo Confirmationis of ane infeftment given by Malcolm Fleming Earl of Wigtoun, to

John Danielltoun, of the Ifle of Inchkalleche, in lacu de Lochlounne, with the advocation of the kirk thereof, with the lands of Kilmaronock, Lennox-.

1 by David Earl of Levenache to Andrew Cunningham, of the lands of Afcohome,

with the milne and fifliing thereof, the 4th part lands of Leurache, the half lands of Gartheyre, the lands of Dromecairne, the lands of Bromchean, infra comitatum de Lennox.

1 to John Monteith and Marjorie de Striveling, daughter to John Stirling, vie. de

Clackmanan, et dominum de Cars de Striveling et Aluethe, of the faids lands, by refignation of his faid fpoufe in the King's hands, in favour of her fpoufe. 13 to Dowgall M'Dowgall, of the lands of Twinhame, with the lands of Worg, in

vie. de Dumfreis.

i4 Con. to the Abbacie of Glenluce, of their haill lands, Wigtoun..

( 5 to Robert Rouloche, of the lands of Threepwood, in vie. de Laaerk. 16 to Roger Greenlaw, the lands of Butlerland, in the town of Crawmond, quhilk William Bartlemow refigned.

! 7 to William Baillie, of the barony of Lambirtoun, in vie. de Lanerk, Lanerk.

1 8 to Alexander Lindfay, of the barony of Byris, in conftab. de Hadingtoun, in vie. de Edinburgh. 19 to Merchato de Glacefter, of Logyumchauche, in vicecom. de Fyfe.

20 to William Colvill, of the half lands of Quhytfum, in vie. de Berwick.

2 1 ^— to John Bradie, of the lands of Shawlield, in vie. de_ Lanerk. 1

INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II. 31

In vicecom.

22 Carta to John Mairtine, burgefs of Ed"", of all his lands, Edinburgh.

23 to Adam Tore, burgefs of Ed"", of exchange in all Scotland.

24 to Adam Tore forefaid, and James Mulekin in Florence, the exchanging of all money in Scotland, and the ciiinzie-houfe and liberties, Edinburgh. 25 —— to the Abbacy of Tungland, of the advocation of the kirk of Sanaigh, within the diocel'e of Galloway, Wigtoun.

26 . to William Robertfon and John Reidheuche, of the lands of Loch-houfe, whilks

were William Mains, and gave them with his daughters to the forefaid perfons, in vicecom. de Linlithgow. 27 to William Fradrighay, of the half of the lands of Conwathe, in vicecom. de Banff, Banff. 28 to the Abbacy of Dundrenan, of the lands of Culyn, Davach, and Rungi-

ftoun, in vie. de Drumfreis.

29 > to Roger Kirkpatrick, of the lands of Glenelkene, in vie. de Drumfreis. 30 Herberto Murray, of the half of the barony of Pedynane, in vicecom. dc Lanerk, whilk Herbert Maxwell forisfecit, Lanerk. 3 -^— to Robert Rolloche, of fome lands in Perth, Perth. 32 to the Abbacy of Newbottell, of their haill lands in ane barony, Edinburgh. 33 to William Broun, of the lands of Greenhead, whilk William Greenhead forisfecit, in vicecom. de Selkirk. 34 to Thomas Earl of Mar, of the lordfliip of Garviache, Aberdeen. San£to 2,S to William de Claro, of the lands of Mertoun, of Merchingftoun, in vie. de Ed-", whilk William Biflet refigned, Edinburgh..

;^6 to Gillefpi Campbell, of all lands pertaining to Colein Campbell, by reafon of forfaultry. 37 to James Blair, of the lands of Kilkennet, in comitatu de Lenox, in vicecom. de Dumbarton, whilk Gilbert Norie forisfecit, Dumbarton. 38 to the Abbacy of Newbottill, of the advocation of the kirk of Clerldngtoun, and ane annual of Keringtoun, Edinburgh. 39 to Alexander Maitland, of all the lands whilks pertained to John Burnard, whilk he loft by forfaultrie.

40 to John, goldfmith burgefs of Ed'', of the feying of all the money, Edinburgh. 4! —— to Margaret M'Dowgall, of the lands of Culken, Keltoun, Bowbey, &c, with

many mae, in vie. de Drumfreis. 42 to the Earl of Douglas, and his creation, apud Ed"", 4*° Februarii, anno regni 28. 43 to the Earl of Douglas, of Strathurd, Logy, Strabran, in vie. de Perth, 44 to Alexander Hahburtoun, of the lands of Dreme, in vicecom. de Ed"", William More refignit, Edinburgh. 45 —— to John Crichtoun, of the keeping of the caftle of Lochlevin, and the Sherifship Lennox, of Kinrofs-ihire, Kinrofs. 281 ,

32 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &cc. BY KING DAVID II.

ylnc Roll of David the Second, marked on the bach with this mark, |x|

In viceconi.

1 Carta to Philip of Meldrum, of the foreft of Awne. 2 to Thomas Lipp, the lands of Netherdull, of Drumbeth, Pettinbruynache, with the office of Conftabulary of Culan, in vicecom. de Aberdeen. 2 to John Dun, of the lands of Ardache and Schethe, in vicecom. de Banff. 4 to Henry Cheyne, of ane annual of Straloche and Achftuckis, in vicecom. de Aberdeen. 5 to William Earl of Sutherland, and Margaret the King's fifler, the earldom of Sutherland in ane regalitie, Sutherland.

6 .. to Laurence Gowan, of ane annual of Eafler Hopkillow, in vicecom. de Peebles. 7 . to Richard Meinzies, of ane annual furth of Newbie, in vicecom. de Peebles, Peebles. 8 to Nefome Ramfay, of the North Barnes, in the barony of Craill, in vicecom. de Fyfe, Fyfe. 9 to Donald Piggotis, of all lands whilk pertained to John Crab, in vicecom. de Ber- Berwick, wick, et de Ab'', infra burgos et extra Aberdeen. 10 to John Piggotis, of the lands of Littlegurdie, in vicecom. de Perth, Perth.

A B E R D E I N.

1 Carta to Richard Rolpott, Thomas Ligerwood, John Craigie, John Gardropa, and John Abernethy, of ane tenement in Ab"*, Aberdeen. 1 —— to Henry Ramfay, of the lands of Balbartane, Orkvenay, Petkenny, in fchira de Kinghorne, in vie. de Fyfe, with the comontie of Carew^ne, Fyfe.

13 to William Earl of Sutherland and Margaret the King's fifter, of the barony of

Cluny, in vie. de Ab ', with the advocation of the kirk, Aberdeen. 14 to John Gray, of five chalder of viduall furth of the thanage of Morphie, Kincardin.

1 5 to David Fleeming, of ane annuall furth of the thanage of Meikle Morphie, in vie. de Kincardine, with the lands of Dorflian and Weft park of Kincardine, Kincardine. 16 to James Sandilands, in compenfation of the lands of Craiglokart and Stenypath,

of ane annualrent out of Horfeburgh and Hefteikrews, in Pillein, Edinburgh. 17 to Robert Dalzcll, the lands of Croykftoune, in vie. de Peebles, Peebles. 1 «—— to William iVbernethy, of the lands of Rothemay, whilks David of Strathbogie forisfecit, in vicecom. de Aberdeen. 19 to Roger Crawfurd of Cumnok, of annualrents out of Kyle, in vicecom. de Air. 20 to Dougall M'Dougall, of the lands of Sannacks, Twinhame, Kiltown, in Drumfreis. 21 to Fergus M'Dougall, of the Conftabulary of Kirkubry, with ane three merk land in Drumfreis.

22 to Fergus, fil. Mathci, of the lands of Nelhcrwood, Cuvnathifrigis, in vie. de Drumfreis.

23 —- to Thomas, fil. Michael, of the lands of Bondingtoun, in vicecom. de Peebles. INDEX OF CHARTERS, Sec. BY KING DAVID II. ^5

In vicecora,

24 Carta to Alexander Stewart, of ane annual furth of the barony of Cambufnethan, in vie. de Lanerk. 25 to William Baillie, of the lands of Alloway, in vicecom. de Clackmannan, 10 merk Sterl, Clackm.

26 to the men of Galloway, anent their laws and liberties, Galloway. 27 to of the baronie of Robertftoun, in vie. de Lanerk, " Lanerk. 28 to William de Gardino, of the lands and baronie of Hertishuyde, in vie. de Lanerk. 29 — Mauritio de Moravia Comiti de Strathern, of the barony of Hawick, in vie. de Roxburgh. 30 to Hew Blair, of the lands of Auchintelketye, in vicecom. de Kinrofs, 40 s. Star-

IJnjT Kinrofhyre,

2 1 to John Drummond, of all lands quhilks pertained to Marie Montefixo. 32 to Patrick Eicharifl de Carrick, &c. of lands in comitatu de Carrick, vie. de Air.

33 . to Malcolme Dalnieftoun, of all lands whilk pertained to Geill Somervell and Thomas Awmfrayis, whilk they loft by forfaulture.

34 I . to Edward Keith, of the foreft of Kintore and barony of Alneden, the foreft of Cardenauche, in Buchan, in vie. Aberdeen. o^ to John Ramfay, of the lands of Lumquhat, In vie. de Fyfe, quhilk Thomas Brechin forisfecit, Fyfe.

36 1 to Gilbert M'Lelan, of his lands. Kincardin. 37 to Ronald Chene, of the thaynedome of Newdofkis, in vie. de 83 to John Mautimer, of certain lands in Lanerk, whilk Ade Roger forisfecit, Lanerk. 39 to William Galbraith, of the lands of Buchany, in comitatu de Monteith, in vie. Perth. de Perth, and Portm^en, in Dumbartan, Dumbartan.

40 . to Ade de Argenti, of the lands of Borland, in vie. de Clackmannan, Stulecher- bert Shiells, in vicecom. de Edinburgh.

1^1 , to Edward Keith, of his lands and offices. 42 to William Wifeman, of the barony of Dun, in vie. de Forfar, whilk David Strathbogie forisfecit, Forfar. of Nether Pit- 43 to Robert Glen, and Margaret Bruce, the King's fifter, the lands ^)'^^' tedye, in fchira de Kinghorn, whilk the King has furth 44 to Margaret Abernethy Countefs of Angus, ane annual of Abernethy. the lands of Ladytoun, Lagbie, and Boltoun, 45 , to Robert Maitland of Thirleftone, juxta aquam de Tyne. Carrick. 46 to John Valeyis, of the ferjandrie of Carrick, vie. de Banff. 47 Con. to ^Villiam Barrowman, of the lands of Fortrie, in 48 Con. to Walter Turnbull, of the lands of Mintow. 49 to the Earl of Sutherland and his fpoufe, of the lands of Dunoter. appearance at the Ane grant to the Abbot and Convent of Newbottill, to be free from Edinburgh- courts of judiciary within Ed'' or Lowthian,

X INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II.

Ane Roll of Dtii'id the Second, marked on the back. Da. 11. A. A.

In vicecomi Banff. I Carta to John Innerpefter, of the lands of Coneuache, in vie. de Banff,

-2 _— of ane penfion to David Foulartoun.

-, Balmany, and Aberlenoche, and Tollig- , to William Difhingtoun, of the lands of donachc, Forfar. Kinninmonthe, in vicecom. de Fyfe. ^ . to Walter Spittell, of the lands of

^ . to Bryce Wichtis, of ane annual. 6 to Gilbert M'Nable, of the lands of Bothmachan, in vicecom. de Perth. 7 to Henry Lithgow, of the lands of Lochflatts, Wellflatts, and Braddall. 8 to AUce Randelftomi, of ane pleuch of land in Otterftoun, in vie. de Pertl:. 9 to Ifabel Countefs of Fyfe, of the barony of Glefclune, in vie. de Perth, with Airth and Slomanno, in Striveling, and Richitdraw. lands Morphie Wefter, in vie. de Kincard. I o to Alexander Strathechin, of the of in vie. de Wigtoun, I I to Gilbert Kennedy, of the lands of Crogiltoun and Polltoun,

U\2i Bruchtounes, and KythreuU Wigtoun, Wigtoun,

12 to Alexander Ricklingtoun, of the lands of Eafter Spott. 3 Halyroodhoufe, of their liberties. 1 to the Abbacy of Murray, of the lands of Kepmad, in vie. de Stirling. J 4 — to Andrew 15 _ to Alexander Lindfay, of the lands of Newdoflcis, in vie. de Kincard.

J 6 to Robert Dalzell, of the town and lands of Selkirk, Selkirk.

1 7 to Margery Chene, of the lands of Strathbrok, and lialf of Catnefs, Aberdeen^ i8 to John Ker, of ane tenement in Ab''.

ylne other Rollfc%ved to the end of this Roll, ivhereof the firjl is made to Alexander Lindfay, and cannot be read.

1 Carta to the Abbacy of CambufKenneth, of ane annual. 3 —— to Thomas Fleming Earl of Wigtoun, of the earldom of Wigtoun.

4 to j'ohn Kennedy, of the 2d. land of lying in vicecom. de . Aire>-

<; to Robert Erftiine, of the barony of Kinnoul, apud Perth.

6 to William Suppyld, of the lands of Lumlethan and Craigolt, in vicecom. de Forfar,

7 to Allan Erficinc, of the barony of techture, Perth. 8 to Allan Ereiline, of the lands of Crambreth, iu vie. de Fyfe.

in. vie. Kincardin. ) to John Melville, of the barony ©f Glenbervie, de

• Con. to Thomas Papedy, of the lands of Manderfloun, Berwick.

, I Con. to James Douglas, of the lands of Aberdour, in vicecom. de Fyfe. —

INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID 11. zs 1559023

All the reft of this Roll gotten marked

In vicecom. 12 Carta to Donald Bannerman, of the lands of Clintertoun and Watertoun. J3 of ane tenement in Ed% and tells not to whom. 14 to Richard Cuming, of the lands of Dovellie, with forefl: of Tarnway in Murray, in vicecom. de Invernefs. lands of Cadyow and Eddelwood, in vie. de La- 15 to Walter, filio Gilberti, of the nerk, ane ample charter, Lanerk. to John Abernethy, of the lands of Baglillie, in vicecom. de Fiffe. 17 to Robert Bruce, of the lands of Rate, in vicecom. de Perth. 18 to Alexander Stratoun, of the lands of Glenchungall, &c. near Innerbervie. to Walter Leflie, of the barony of Philorth. to Adam Urquhart, of the lands of Foheftery, in Buch. cum Fortyre. given by 21 — - Con. to Ade Urquhart, of Combrathie, Hugh Rofs, ut fupra. to Walter Fitcarne, of the barony of Moneythin, in vicecom. de Kincardin.

to Patrick Ramfay, Knight, of fome lands of Keringtoun, in vicecom. de Edinburgh.

Ane Roll of David II. marked D. 11. B. X

The firfl: charter cannot be read. Carta to John Lome, of the lands of Lome. to Walter Ciflbrie, of ane bounding infeftment of the half lands of Gloret, within the earldom of Lennox, and vicecom. de Striveling.- to Ade Cofour, of ane liferent of the office of Coronarfliip, in vicecom. de Berwick. to Gilbert de Infula, of the other half lands of Gloret, Strlvclihg.

to Malcolm Fleming of Biggar, of the lands of Lainzie, Lanerk. blank. to John Preftoun, of the lands of Kinbuk, in vie. de Fife.

to Elizabeth Mongaile, of the lands of Alderminnyn.

. to John Daliilelftoun, of the lile of Lochlowmond, \dth the advocation of the kirk of Inchekalloche, Lermox> to Andrew Conynghame, of the lands of Efhom, with the miln and fifliing, and Drumcarne, with fundry others, in vie. de Lennox.

to John Monteith and his ipoufe, of the lands of Kerfe and Aluethe, and flierlf-

fliip of Clackmannan, Clackm.

. to Dougall M'Dougall, of the lands of Evinhame, the lands of Worgar, in vie. de Drumf. Con. to the Abbacy of Glenluce, of ane 5 merk land of the earldom of Wigtoun,

and ane 5 merk land of Carmole, ^\^igtoun. to Malcolm Earl of Wigtoun, of the 5 merk land of Carmnole and Knoclucbirvan. - to Robert Rowlock, of the lands of Threepwood, in vie. de Lanerk. to Robevtfon and Redheuche, of certain lands in the town of Linlithgow. INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID IL

In vicecom.

lands of Comvache, in vie de Banf, and Banff. 1 8 Carta to William Sodrighay, of the in vie. de Ab-^, Aberdeen. ^ Lochyardoche, Diunif. iQ to the Abbacy of Dundrenan and CuUindach, in vie. de 20 to Roger Kirkpatrick, of the lands of Gleneflam, in vieecom. de Drumfreis, quhilk John Marfliell forisfeeit, Drumf. in vieecom. de Lanerk, quhilks Her- 21 . to Herbert Murray, of the lands of Pedenan, bert Maxwell forisfeeit, Lanerk.

to Robert Rowloch, of certain lands in Perth, Perth. to the Abbacy of Newbottill, of all their lands in a free barony, Edinburgh. —— to William Brown, of the lands of Greinhead, in vicecom. de Selkirk. to the Earl of Mar, of the lands of Garviache. to William Sinclair, of the lands of Merchingftoun and Mortoim, in vicecom. de Edinburgh. to Roger Greinlaw, of Butterland^ in Cramond. Lanerk. . to WiUiam Baillie, of the lands of Lambingtoun, Edinburgh. i to Alexander Lindfay, of the barony of Byres, in vieecom. de Morthaci Gloeefler, of the lands of Logymurtach, in vieecom. de Fife. —— to William Colvill, of the lands of Quhitfom, in vie. de Berwick. to John Braidye, of the lands of Shawfield, in vie. de Lanerk. to John Mairtein, of the haill lands he conqueffed. to Adam Torr, of the keeping of exchanges of money, and liberties thereof. to Ade Torrie, of the Deputrie of the exchange and Mulekin of Florence. to the Abbacy of Tungland, of the patronage of the church of Sanaigh.

to Gillefpie Campbell, of Dougall Campbell's forfaulture. vicecom. de Dumbart. 28 Jacobi Blair, of the lands of Kilvynet, in oq to the Abbacy of Newbottill, of the patronage of the kirk of Clarkingtoun, of 5

marks out thereof, and 2 s. out of Ballwood, Edinburgh, 40 — to Alexander Maitland, of the forfaulture of John Burnard. 41 . to John Goldfmith, of the fey of gold and filver. fet 42 . to John M'Dougall, of the lands of Sennark and Culven, Keltoun, Bondby, by Corbetfon.

4-, to the Earl of Douglas, of Strathurd and forefl of Brenan, &c. 44 Obligalio Regis pro Comitatu de Douglas. 45 Carta to Alexander Halyburton, of the-lands of Drem, blench. 46 to John Creichtoun, of the keeping of Lochlevin, Lennox.

Ane Roll of David the Second, marked ivhh ihh mark, D. IL B. B.

Innerleith, in vieecom. de Ed"", Edinburgh, 1 Carta to William Ramfay, of the lands of 2 to Mauld Bruce, filter to the King, of the lands of Fromcrteine, and thanage of Kintore, Aberdeen. of 3 to Henry Ramfay, of the lands of Balbyertanc, Balberdy, the lands Corveny, the lands of Pitkenny, with the commontie of Carewne, in fchira Kinghorne,

vie. de Fyfe, Fyfe. 469

INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID H. 37

In vicecom. 4 Carta to William Maitland, of the bondage-lands of Traquair, and fundry others, Inner- letham, Ormhuchflane, by refignation of Edward Keith, Peebles. 5 to William Chalmers, of the lands of Caftlefield, in vie. de Banff. 6 Con. to Strathaqhun of Carmylie, of the lands of Carmyle, Drummayeth, Hack- mangerum, Achyclare, Moncur, by Henry Maulea of Panmore. 7 to Walter Bur, clerk, of ane annual in the lands of Tyrie and Sefield, in the conftabulary of Kinghorne. 8 to Henry Kinghorne, of the meafure and gage. 9 to Allan Fawfyde, of ane forfaulture of ane Coupland, herauld quhetamter, in the time of Edward Langfhanks and Edward Balliol ufurped the Crown. 10 to Margaret Murray, of the cufloms of Bamfe for her lifetime, Banff.

1 1 Bartholino Kingorne, of the conftabularie of Kinghorne, Fyfe. 12 to Herbert Maxwell, of the difcharge of the duty of Carleverock. 13 — to Margaret Murray, of ane penfion.

1 to John Murray, of all his lands, after the deceafe of Chrillian the King's filler. 15 to Murray and Liddell, of the ward of Allardes.

1 to Margaret Murray, of the burrow-maills of Edinburgh. 17 Con. of the lands of TuUiecravan and Dronan, to Malcolme Drummond, in vie. de Perth. 18 Con. to \\ illiam Lelk, of the lands of Lefkgoroune. the of Scoon. 1 to the Abbacy of Scoon, of thanage 20 to the Abbacy of Scoon, anent their liberties.

Ane Roll of David the Second, marked with C on the back,

vie. 1 Carta to Malcolme Dalnielftoun, of the lands of Glenhargie, in de Air.

Cloginflieach, four lib. land of Glens.

2 to Nicoll Striveling, of the lands of Stockertoun, in vie. de Drumfreis.

3 to Simon Gourlay, of the lands of Adokftoun, Caprounflats, in the conftabulary of Hadington, Edmburgh. 4 to Alexander Lambie, of the lands of Bernes, in the barony of Craill, in vie. de Fyfe, Fyfe.

5 . to John Stewart, of the half of the lands of Ferdill, in vie. de Perth, Perth. 6 to the Abbacy of Cambufkenneth, of ane annual furth of Bothkenner.

7 —^— to Rannald Crawfurd, of the lands of ToUyouchy and Drumgarnade, for 13 s. 4d.

in vie. de Kinrofs.

8 to Allun Stewart, father to John Stewart of Dernly, of the lands of Croffewell, Drochdreg, 8 part of Glengary, called commonly Knokill, in Rinns of Gallo- Air. way, &c. Galloway.

9 ,1 to John Wighame, of the lands of Over Libbertoun, in vie. de Ed'', quhilk Allan Baroune refigned, Edinburgh. 10 to John Battayll, of all his lands. 11 to Margaret Bruce, of the lands of Caftlefield, in vie. de Banft", quhilk Henry Culane refigned, Banff. ^ 92

38 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II.

In vicecom.

1 Carta to Roger Greinlaw, of the forfaulture of Thomas Meldrum.

13 to Hew Blair, of the lands of Maler eifV, paying 5 chalders of viftuall yearly, in

^ic. de Perth.

J 4 to John Lyll, of the new wark in Ab"^, B. for gilt fpurs, Aberdeen.

15 • to William SempHl, of the lands of Raice, in vie. de Perth, B.

J 6 of ane annual furth of the Petrevy, in vie. de Fyfe, to the Lady Chappell, near Dumfermling, doted by Andrew Murray, Fyfe. Foullertoun, in vicecom. de Aberdeen. 1 7 to William Chalmer, of the lands of Thanftoun and

1 8 to the Abbacy of Dryburgh, furth of Pencatland, doted by John Maxwell of Pen- catland, Edinburgh.

" 1 to Patrick Earl of March. 20 of ane annual to the Virgin Chappie, near Dumfermling, given by Andrew Mur-

ray, brother to the King. 21 upon the priviledges granted to the Carmalite Friers. 22 to Ade Chicharifte, of the lands of Balveny, Tolecandalantum, in the thanedom of Abrelenno, in vicecom. de Forfer, B. Forfar. 23 to John Lyll, of ane voyd in Ab'^, near the cock-ftool, B. Aberdeen. 24 to Richard Greinhuid, of certain lands in Roxburgh, by the forialture of William Waldefield, Roxburgh. 25 to AVilliam Levingfloun, of the lands of Callenter, by forfaultrie of Patrick Cal- lentyre, Linlithgow.

26 to William Pittillock, of the half lands of Gillaftoun, quhilk John Scot refigned,

in vicecom. dc Fyfe. 27 to Malcolme Ramfay, of the lands of Mdnes and 4 part of Coull, in vicecom. de Forfiir. 28 of difcharge to Alexander Stirling, of ane difcharge of the caltle warJs furth of his lands, in vicecom. de Roxburgh.

2() to William Chalmer, of the lands of Thanftoun and Foullertoun, and of the duty of Kinkeld and Dys, B. Forfar.

30 to the Abbacy of Reftennet, to cut wood in the forefl of Platter.

3 1 to Laurence Killebrand, of the lands of Toulchmaler, Toulcheadame, in vicecom.

de Striveling, blench, 1 pair fpurrs, Stirling.

32 to Robert Glen, of the lands of Gafgow foreft, in the thanedome of Kentore, in vie. de Aberdeen.

3 3 to Margaret Bruce, of the lands of Morphie, in vie. Kincardin. 34 to William Ramfay, of the lands of Nether Libbertoun, in vicecom. de Edinburgh. 35 to Patrick Ramfay, of the lands of Over and Nether Crakneftoun, in vicecom. de Kincardine. ^6 to Henry Ramfay, of the lands of Balbertan, Balberdy, Petkeny, in vie. de Fiffe. 37 Waltero Difpenfa, of the half of the lands of M"'ftoun, B. in vicecom. de Edinburgh. 38 to James Sandilands, of the baronie of Wiftoun, quhilk William Levingfton

' refigned, in vie. Lanerk.

:,9 of the difcharge of Caftlewards, to James Sandylands, furth of the baronie of Wiftoun, in vicecom. de Lanerk.

» to Maurice Murray, Earl of Strathern, of ane jufticiary. INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II. 39

In vicecom. Linlithgow. 41 Carta to ditto, of the right of Donypais, 42 to the Earl of Sutherland and his fpoufe, of Lyncarem, Fetterkairn, Aburbuch- nock, and half of Foirmartein and Kintore, of the thandome, in vie. de Forfar.

^•j . to David Weems and his fpoufe, of the lands of Wefl Rires, given by Duncan Earl of Fyfe, Fyfe. 44 -J— to William Peebles, of certain lands in vicecom. de Forfar, viz. Lumlethin, Crag- gock, Forfar, 45 to John Ranulph, Earl of Murray, of the office of jufticiarie in Annandale and

Man, for all the dayes of his lifetime. 46 to Robert Glen, of the lands of Glafgow Forreft, in vicecom. de Aberdeen. 47 to Rannald Chene, of the lands of Duffus. 48 to David Weems, of the lands of Ballalie. Aberdeen. 49 to Alexander Frazer, of the fheriflhip of Abn, 50 to Malcolme Drummond, of the Coronarfliip, in vicecom. de Perth. Kincardine. 51 to William Menzies, of the keeping of the forefh of Alyth, vicecom. 52 Joanni Mafculo, of the miln of Douny, in vicecom. Forfar. Berwick. 53 to William Chalmer, of the keeping of the water-port of £4 to Donald Edzear, of the Captainfhip Clanmacgowin. 55 to Walter Row^lin, of ane fifhing upon Tay, called the Weft Halfe. 56 to Peter Prendergaift, of the thanedom of Thannades. Edinburgh. c^j to Malcolme Pagainfon, of the keeping of the King's gardens in Ed--, 58 Con. to Gilbert Carrik, of the lands of Buchan, in vie. de Strivling.

Aiie Roll of David Second, marked on the back with this mark. Da. 11. D.

of Eikdale and Euifdale, whilk 1 Carta to William Lord Douglas, younger, of the lands William Lovell forisfecit. foris- 2 Johannis filii Margarete, of the barony of Wiltoun, whilk William Maxwell

* fecit, in vicecom. Roxburgh. To William Lord Douglas, of the lands of Lyddaii, whilks William Sculls foris-

fecit. 4 to Thomas Carnock, the lands of Grinbifhuide, whilk Thomas Rofs forisfecit, in vicecom. Roxburgh.

^ to the Abbacy of Kelkovv, of ane free market. 6 to Michael Angus, of the lands of Weft Lummifdaine, in vicecom. de Berwick, whilk Robert Lummifdaine forisfecit.

7 to Walter Haliburtoun, of Eaft Lamberton, in vicecom. de Berwick, Berwick.

8 to Gillefpie Campbell, of the forfaulture of all Dowgall Campbell, his brother's

lands in general.

c) to Jeffray Touris, of the forfaulture of Thomas Weftown, in general.

forfaltrie. I o to Gillefpi Campbell, cf the barony of IMelfirthe, by reiifon of 17

40 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II.

E D I N B U R H.

In vicecom.

baronie of Dalkeith, in vicecom. de Edinburgh. 1 Carta to William Lord Douglas younger, of the 12 to John Preftoune, of the barony of Gouirtown, in vicecom. de Edinburgh. of the refignation of Graham. J , to William More, of the barony Abercorn, by John lands Logtoune, in vie. Edinburgh. 14 . to William Logtoune, of the of - Dechment, in vie. Edinburgh. J to Henry Pigot, of the lands of i6 to the Abbot of Halyrudhoufe, to be mailer of the King's chappell. PEEBLES.

Nifbet, of the lands of Edringtoun, in vie. de Peebles, B. with thirle 1 Carta to Thomas to Peebles milne, Peebles.

all burghs. 1 8 to Henry Kinghorne, of the gadge in 19 to Thomas Baxter, of the lands of Barncleuche, in baronia of Caidzou, in vicecom. de Lanerk. to Maurice Murray, of the barony of Strathevin, in vicecom. de Lanerk. to Robert Stewart, of his haill lands, (except Bathcat and Ratho), given in parliament, the 14th year of the King's reign, at Aberdeen. Memorandum, A parliament holdin at Aberdeen. to John Mauteland, of the lands of Leghmure, in Colbowfton, in vie. de Lanerk. to John Gilchomedy, of the lands of Morintoun, in vie. de Lanerk,

A R E.

24 Carta to John Troupe, of the lands of Glennope, bounding 2^ to John Somerlede, filio Johannis de Carrik, the lands of Garnache, Glencai- rethe, Erlknamerchin.

26 to John, filio NigcUi, the lands of Culhornlethe, Clerigenache, &c. in Carrick.

C17 to John, filio Somerlede, of 4 d. land of Barleythe. 28 to Thomas Boyd, of the forfaultry of William Carpentar.

D R U IM F R E I S.

eg Carta to Gilbert Carrick, of the lands of Kenmore, bounding, in vie. dc Drumfreis. 20 to Malcolm Conhethc, of the lands of Culnhethe, Burland, and Kellwood, in vie. Drumfreis, and Foullartoun, in vie. de Roxburgh. 31 to Robert Corbet, the lands of Barchar, quhilk John Barkar forisfecit, in vicecom. de Drumfreis, Drumfreis. 32 to Lachlan Edzear, of the lands of Bomby, whilk were Lindfay's, in vicecom. de Drumfreis. ^^ to Fergus M'Dowgall, of the lands of Borgis, whilk John Mowbray forisfecit, in vie. de Drvunfreis. 3

INDEX OF CHARTERS, Sec. BY KING ©AVID If. 41

In vicecom.

"4 Carta to the monaftry of Dundrennan, the lands of Dungernok, in the water of Dee, in Galloway, in vie. de Dumfreis. Galloway, of the lands of Dermore, in the Rins, within the town 2^ to the Bifhop of of Innermeafan. DumfreJs. 36 to Thomas Crawford, of the ten merk lands of Twinghame, in vie. de whilks were John 37 to William Lord Douglas, younger, of the lands in general Moubray's, fon to Roger Moubray, flaine traitors. Drunifreis. 38 to Andro Buthergalk, of the half lands of Ure, in vicecom. de 35 —__ to ditto, of the half lands of Pettie, in vie. Forfar, blench, John Maxtoun refigned. 40 to Ade Buthergalk, of the lands of Lothurmure, in vicecom. de Banff. Dumfreis. 41 to Roger Chalmer, of the lands of Dalrufcoun, on Dee, in

On the back of this Roll.

of 42 Carta to Gilbert Carrick, ane liferent of the office of Coronerfhip betwixt the waters Air and Doue. t

Ane Roll of David II. marked on the back. Da. II. D. D.

the lands of Gouiertoun, in Lothian, Edinburgh. 1 Carta to John Preftoun, of 2 to William Livingftoun, of the barony of Wiftoun, in vie. de Lanerk.

« . to Walter Bickartoun, of the barony of Lufnes, Haddingtoun. 4 to John Carpentar, of ane penfion during his lifetime.

c to the Abbacy of Saulfyde, in Galloway, of the lands of Skeagmorchky, Tyber, ob. I &c. lands of Gauyliftoun, in 6 , to James Boyd, of the Galloway, quhilk John Gauil- ftoun forisfecit.

Ifles the Ifle ol 11a, Ifle Ifle 7 . to Angus, of the ; Kintyre, the of Gythy, the of Dewre, the Ifle of Coluynfay, the 24 merk land of Moror, near the lands of Mule.

3 to the Abbacy of Reflennat, of certain liberties.

n - to John Urwell, of the lands of Urwell, and milne. infeftment of the earldom of Wigtoun, to Malcolme Fleming. , o ane bounding

. Drumferne, in King's Kyll, in vicecom. de , I to Robert Walleyis, of the lands of

Air, 5 s. Sterl. Air.

Dcfunt.

12 Carta to Ade Hepburn, of the lands of Trepren and Southall, Earl of March. »__ to Dumbar, of the forfaltrie of Gros, in Berwick. 1 Ade John 14 to the Abbacy of Kekow, of ane regality. 5 of Lefmahagu, of their liberties. 1 to the Abbacy 16 to William Balford, of the lands of Balledone, in vie. de Fyfe, by gift of the Earl of Fvfe, Tyfe. L 32

42 INDEX OF CHARTERS, Sec. BY KING DAVID XL

Li vicecoju^

Straihevin, by refignation of Alexander 17 Carta to Maurice Murray, of the barony of Lanerk» Stewart,

1 8 10 Philip Mcldrum, of the forefl of Aune. during his lifetime, 19 to the Earl of March, of all the caftlewairds within his lands, and fome 20 by the Earl of M;irch, to Ade Hepburn, of the lands of Merfingtoun, in Colbrand's-path, bounding. Northalls, whilk Hew Gourlay of 2 J . to Ade Hepburn, of the lands of Southalls and lands of Rol- Beinftoun forisfecit, at the Earl of March's difpofition, with the landftoun, B. Ane other charter on the back of this roll, whilk cannot be read.

D. 11. E. Jne Roll of David the Second, marked on the back ivHh this mark, Alexander de Elphinjloun, Domimu cjufdem.

1 Carta to Andrew Saryn, of ane tenement in Ab'.

2 to Andrew Erlkine, of the lands of Raplach, near Strivling. of Aberdeen. 3 to Hew Dumbar, chanon in Aberdeen, of ane penfion of the cuftoms Ah^, Aberdeen. 4 to John Craig, of Ribbiflaw, in vicecom. de the lands of Kilfythe, 5 to William Leving-floun and Chriftian Callenter, liis fpoufe, of in vie. de Dumbarton.

6 to William Ramfay, of ane penfion.

7 to Neill Cuninghame, of xj 1. furth of Carlaverock. lands of Nidrie, in vie. de 8 Waltcro, fil. Auguftini, burges of Edinburgh, of the Eds quhilk John Bannatyn of Corrokis refigned. William Sinclair refigned. g to Allan Grahame, of the lands of Mertoun, quhilk in Buchan. I o to the kirk of Ab'\ of the patronage of Logy,

I I to William Cuninghame, of the earldom of Carrick. Banff, Banfl". 1 to our Lady kirk in Ab'*, of the lands of Ealchull, in vie. de kirk in of the park of Ealcholl, in vicecom. de Banff. 1 to our Lady Ab^, de Invernefs. 14 10 Gilbert Glencharnie, of the lands of Glenchai-nie, in vicecom. Cardrofs, and Dalgu- 15 to John Reid, of the lands of Pelainflatt, in the park of borne, in vie. de Dumbarton. 16 to John Hay of Tulliboyll, of the lands that lye betwixt Spey and Tynot, and io-

reft of Awne. of 17 by John RiUiulph Earl of Murray to John Urwell, of the lands Shangwer, '1 alache, and Drome, with the forefl thereof.

18 to the cathedral kirk of Ab

In vicecom.

22 Carta for Margaret Log)-, to the Friars of Ab^, of ane annual of i ' s. Starling furth of the barony of Banchire, Davinnie. 33 ' by Robert, Steward of Scotland, Earl of Stratherne, to Walter Murray of Tul- libardine, of the lands of Tulliebardine, Pitvar, Aldy, Dundovan, Glencoy,

Nethergafk, and Dalrywath, in comitatu de Strathern ; and alfo the charter given by Alexander Abernethie, of the lands of Petcarlingis, in baronia de Ban- breiche, in vicecom. de Fyfe. 24 by William Fenton, of the lands of Lunrofs to the chappel of Baky. 25 to Alexander Cockburn, of ane annual furth of the cuftomes of Haddingtoun. 26 to John Riddell, of the lands of Cranfloun, in vie. Edinburgh. 27 to Robert Stewart of Scandlochtie, of the lands of Daliell and Moderwili, in vie. de Lanerk, by reafon of Robert Deweil, Knight, againft the King's faith, byd-

ing in England, Lanerk* 28 given by Margaret Cronfod, of ane annual furth of the lands of Hochkello, be James Twedy, and of the lands of ScraUng. 29 given by Thomas Earl of Mar, to John Johnfton, of ane annual furth of the barony of Cloueth, in vicecom. de Forfar. 30 —— by William Earl of Sutherland, to NicoU Sutherland, of 16 davachs of land lying within the earldom of Southerland, bounding, in ane free barony of Thorboll. 31 —— contahiing an agreeance between Margaret fpoufe to Rannald Chene and Alexan- der Frafer, anent the lands of Dufius.

32 given by John Banna tyn, in Corrocks, in vie. de Lanerk, to Henry Nuddrie, of the three part lands of Nudriemerfchell, in vicecom. de Edinburgh.

53 ' by Thomas Earl of Mar, to William Chalmer, of the lands of Eifler Ruthven, in Cromar. 34 to the Bifhop of St Andrews, of the great cuftoms of St Andrews, Fife. 35 to the Abbacy of Dumfermling, of the lands of Gartneker, in vicecom. de Clackman. 36 to the faid Abbacy, of the lands and milne of Tillecultry, in vicecom. de Clackman. 37 Con. given by Margaret and Marjorie Montgomeries, of the lands of Caftlys, to John Kennedy, in vicecom. de Air. 38 to John Pitfcottie, of fome lands in Perth. 39 to Walter Lefly, of ane peniion furth of the cuilomes of Dundee. 40 to Margaret Sinclair Countefs of Angus, of ane penfion furth of Tollie, in vicecom, Kincardin. 41 of excambion betwixt Alexander Livingftoim of that Ilk and Ade More, Knight. 42 of a penfion to Patrick Earl of March. 43 . to George Dumbar, of the half of the barony of Tibris, and Mortoun, in vicecom. de Drumfreis. 44 of ane annual of fix merks furth of Newbie, in vicecom. de Peebles.

.. 45 . to Marion Cumming, relift of umquhill John Langlands, of the lands of Milfaftoun and Ochterhuyd, with the milnc thereof, which came in the King's hand by recognition. 46 given by the Earl of March to Alexander Rickietoun, of certain lands in Duns and Milnhauch, iuid JMufliulanc in Drumly, and Home. 21

44 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II.

In vicecom.

47 Catta to Robert, fon to the Earle of Athole, of the half lands of Ferdill, in vicecom. de Perth. 48 to William Wardlaw of of the lands of Crofgate, in the barony of

Coldinghame, by reafon of Raulf Eklis his forfaulture ; "i plough land in Blen-

herne, by forfaultrie of Henry EHane ; 2 pleughs of land in Hiltoun, pertaining fometyme to John Hiltoun, quhilk he loft by forfaultrie. 49 given by John Grahame of Dalkeith, to John Grahame, of the lands of Elvin- ftoune. 50 to Thomas Durance, of the Crounerfhip, in vie. Drumf.

i;i given by William Fentoun, of the lands of Lunrofs, to the Chappell of Baky. ^2 to Adam Forreft, of the Juftice-clerkfhip, by-north Forth. 53 to James Mulekin of Florence, of the cunzie-houfe. 54 given by Thomas Earl of Mar, to Alexander Lindfay, of the lands of Ballindol- loche and Ruthven, in vicecom. de Forfar. 55 —— of ane appointment betwixt Robert, Great Stevi'ard of Scotland, Earl of Stratherne, on the one part, and the Abbot of Halyruidehoufe, anent the annual awand to them furth of the Kerfs of Striveling. 56 to Henry Afldrk, of the forfaultry of Ade Glendoning, within Roxburgh. 57 of ratification to John of the Ifles, of all his lands. 58 to Robert Erlkine, of the lands of Malerby, and 13 s. annual furth of Pitfcottie, his lands, for the lands of Adametoun, in barony of Kyll, whilk James Blair refigned, Perth. 59 to Thomas Biffet, of the earldom of Fyfe. Tenet.

Anc Roll of David the 11. mcirkcd on the back, F, foverne.

1 Carta to William Ramfay, of the earldom of Fyfe.

2 to Robert Hebborne, of the lands of Kingftoun, in vie. de Peebles.

3 to Robert Rufltll, of the lands of Sympleland, in vie. Drumfreis, by refignation of Fergus Ardroffane, Drumfreis.

4 to Elizabeth Crichtoun, of the forfaultry of Margaret Saluan. 5 —— to Andrew Buthergaik, of the lands of Petty, in vie. Forfiir. 6 to Walter Panilleyner, of ane tenement in AbJ, and the South Brae of the Cafllc. 7 to Margaret Glcnurchy, and to John Campbell her fpoufe, of the lands of Glen- urchy.

8 to Roger Hog, burgefs of Ed% of ane annual furth of Dairy. 9 to James Blair, of the lands of Corfchogill, in the barony of Drumlanrig, in vie. de Drun\f. 10 to Thomas Webfter, of ane land in the Weftbow, in Edinburgh.

1 to Thomas Halywoll, of the Hoftillarie in Traquh;ur, by forfaulture of John Craik, vicecom. de Peebles.

1 to Adame Difpenfa, of the Conflabularie of Kinghorne, in vicecom. de Fyfe, with the Smithieland and Marifland, Fyfe.

' 3 "-o Robert Hcbburne, of the forlliultrie of Adc Moifat in generall. 1

INDEX OF CHARTERS, Sec, BY KING DAVID II. 45

111 vlcecom.

14 Carta to Hew Abernethy, of all the lands quhllk Laurence his father tint by forfaulirle in general, except Lambertoun. the earldom of Carrik, i_5 to Thomas Foullartoun, of ane twentie pound land in

viz. Glennopper, Garfer, Akthynfore, Akencarne, CrehoUoch. except Thomas Fullar- 1 6 to William Cunnynghame, of the earldom of Carrik, toune's. vicecom. de Roxburgh. 17 to Thomas Murray, of the barony of Hawick and Sprouftoun, in 18 to Ade Buthergafk, and his fpoufe, of the barony of Desforde, Ardache, Skeythis,

in vicecom. de Banii.

gift all his lands within the fhe- I g of remiffion to Henry Monimufk, and ane new of rifdome of Banff and Ab'^. 20 to William Toryn, of the barony of Foverne, in vie. de Aberdeen, by recognition

fra Henry Strabrok. 2 to Thomas Ker, of the lands of Steinftoun, in vie. Peebles, whilk Chriflian Lid-

dell forisfecit.

22 to William Ramfay Earl of Fyfe, of the ereclion of Coupar in ane free burgh. 23 to the Priorie of Elcho, of their liberties. 24 to David Kernok, of the lands of Kincairny and Salveneich, in baronia de Inner- keithing, in vicecom. de Fyie.

'25 anent the liberties of the kirk of Kinnellour. 26 to Adam Erelkine of Barrowchan, of the forfaultrie of John Striveling in general. 27 to Ade Urquhart, of the fheriffdome of Crombathie and flierifship thereof, whilk William Earle of Rofs refignit.

28 to Walter Durrand, of the lands of Maybie in Galloway, in vicecom. de Drumf. 29 to NicoU Smerles, of all John Smerles his lands.

On the back of this Roll arefame Charters ; the threefirjl cannot he read.

-3 Carta given by John Ranulph Earl of Murray, to Walter Stewart, Knight, father to John Stewart of Dallwintoun, of the lands of Garleyis, Glenmannache, Corf- foche, and Kirkormock, in vicecom. de Drumf. 34 to John Murray, of the lands of Cranftounriddell. J Marlon Dunmore, to Robert, Steward of Scotland, of the lands of 3 given by Dunmore, in Fyfe, in favour of Roger Mortimer.

^^6 to William Difpcns of Dumbarrie, of the lands of Bondingtoune, in the conftabulary of liaddingtoun, in vicecom. de Ed"", given be William Earle of Dowglas. 37 to William Waux, of the keeping of the foreft of Buyne and Awne. 38 to John Grant, of ane penfion of 40I. 40I. 39 to Robert, Stewart of Scotland, Earl of Stratherne, of ane penfion of , 40 to Mr Richard Kilvintoun, of ane penfion. 41 of refignation in Robert Great Steward of Scotland's lands. Governor of Scotland in the King's abfcnce in England, by Jhone Carrik, who refigned the three part lands of Roifyn to Andrew Volouns. M DAVID II. ^6 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING

In vicecotn. of ane tene- 42 Carta given by John Lyll of Ducholl, to Andrew Watfon burgefs of Ab^ ment near the cock-ftool. 42 to Alexander Gelecl. of the keeping of the Cockatt. Kincardin. 44 to John Gray, of all his lands, and of Craigie, in vie. de 4j to John Lindfay of Thorftoun, of the Sherifship of Air. 46 to John Drummond, of the office of Baillierie of Abthain of Dull, in Atholl. induring the ward of Ballinbreich. 47 . to Norman Lefiy, of ane penfion Bothrull, in vi- 48 to William Earl of Douglas, to Thomas Rofcins, of the lands of cecom. dc Roxburgh. Great Steward of Scot- ^g of the conjuna fee of Elizabeth Stewart, daughter of the land, Earl of Strathern, fpoufe to David Hay Great Conftable, fon to Thomas Great Confi^ble of Scotland. of CO given by William Bifliop of St Andrews, to Mr Henry Stowpie, of the lands Abthane, in Kinghornc. of Douglas, to Richard Ker, of the lands of Salmeftoun, 31 given by William Earl Edinburgh, m vie. dc of Buchan, in vie. de Strivling. ^2 given by John Leane, to Gilbert Carrik, of the lands of Abd, of the land of Quhilt, in r > by Thomas Earl of Mar, to John Crab burges Aberdeen. Vic. de of the lands of Glaf- ^4 given be John Weems of that Ilk, to Alexander Nilhet, mouth, near Kinghorne, in vicecom. de Fyfe. Aberdeen. ^j to John Crab, of twa tenements in ,5 given by William Fedderefte of that Ilk, to William Cumming and Helen Fedde-

refFe, of the lands of Fedreffe. ry confirmand the liberties and rights of the lands and kirks in the Garuiauche, to the Abbacy of Lindoris. Tenet.

Jne Roll of David 11. marked on the back, Da. II G.

the lands Craiglockhart Stonypethe, vicecom. de Edinburgh 1 Carta to James Sandoks, of of and Hawick, in 2 . to Maurice Murray, of the town of Branxholme, in the barony of vicecom. de Roxburgh, quhilk John Baliol forfaulted.

o . to Maurice Murray, of the twa tethams, with the lands of Carmulache, quhilk Alexander Moubray forisfecit, with the lands of Ogilvee, in es. William Hamil- toun, Englilhman. 4 to Maurice Murray, of the lands of Gosfoord and Bilfetland, in vicecom. de Edinburgh

c to Gilbert Kerr, of the lands of Kenmore, in vie. Drumf. Q to Laurence Gillibrand, the lands of Southaiks, in vie. Drumf.

y to William Gallerci, of the forfaulture of John Strathawry, clerk, in general. 8 to David Chalmer, the lands of Petfelhik and Balnerolk, in baronia de JMonimufli,

in vie. de Ab'', quhilk Henry Monimulk forisfecit. INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID IT. 47

. * •'' 1^* In vicecom.

9 Carta to Philip Meldrum, of the lands of Lafmgiftoun, in the barony of Kargill, in vicecom. de Perth.

10 to Thomas Terry, of the lands of Glenefclane, in the valleys of Nithe, in vicecom. de Drumf. 11 to John Stewart, fon of John Stewart, of the 40 s. land of Warekewry, in the barony of Culven, in vicecom. de Drumf. 12 to John Kerricl, fon of Thomas Kerrid, id. land of Corfetrechache, in comitatu de Carrik. in de 13 to William Shaw, of 20 1. land, quhilk was William Kirkofwald's, vicecom. Drumf. 14 to John Sommerledi de Carrick, id. land of Delrenache, forling Linach, 4d, land of Killerenache, 4d. land of Dencleache, in comitatu de Carrik.

. Carrik. 1 1; to John Turnbery, of the lands of Lefynarne, in comitatu de 16 to Adam Johnfloun, of the lands of Cronanton, Molyn, Monykipper, Rahill, in the barony of Kirkmyell, in vicecom. de Drumf. quhilk William CarlioU wadfet, by the claufe of reverfion pertains to the King, Drumf. the forfaultire of Margaret Lovell, in the barony of Iimer- 17 ; to David Annand, of kyn.

18 to Ifabell of Atholl, the lands of Baiinne heurie, whilk Gilbert Culquhen, He-

rauld, forisfecit, in vicecom. de Drumf. ig of Patrick M'Culache, his lands granted to John Carrik in liferent. 20 to John Crawfurd of Cumnock, of the forfaulture of John Sommerled.

2 1 to John Crawfurd, of the 40 merk land in Sanquhar, in vicecom. de Drumf. 22 to Maurice IMillar, of his libertie.

F Y F E.

23 Carta to David Chalmer, the lands of Balgochrie, in the barony of Fethill, in vicecom. de Fyfe, with the fifliing of Taye, called the Sandie water, Fyfe. 24 to David Annand, of the town of Pettacherache, with the north part of the barony of Linerkeithing, with the coldeheughe and milne of Graggefood, by forfaulture of Margarett Lovell. in 2 p , William Difpenfa, of the keeping of the foreft and moor of Cardenenie, the barony of Kinghorn, in the conftabulary of Kinghorn.

26 -—- to Ade Difpenfa, of the keeping of the King's door. PERTH.

27 Carta to Duncan Naper, of the lands of Petfour and Drumgran, in vicecom. de Perth, by forfaultrie of Dornagill Moftet, Perth. 28 to Adam Blancradock, of the lands of Craigic and Weftmaler, in vicecom. de Perth, quhilk John Fortune forisfecit, Perth. 4S INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II.

In \Icecom,

of Athol, at Ab^ the i6th of February 1341 29 Carta given by William Douglas Earl of Scotland, of the earldome of Athole. yeirs, to Robert Stewart, Great Stewart Fortoune, in vicecom. de Perth. 30 to Wil'liam Touris, of the forfaultrie of John lands. , famen 31 to the faid William, of the FORFAR.

of Reidcaftle, whilk Eve Moubray and «2 Carta to William Douglas younger, of the lands John Moubray her fon forisfecit, in vicecom. Forfar. Lour, Drumgethe, Godfraiftoune, whilk 33 to Andrew Burr, of the lands of King's John Innerpeffer refigned, in vicecom. de Forfar. Annabell his wife, of the lands of Kingftour, Lang- 34 to Donald Strathechin, and in levis, Godefrayftoune, in vicecom. Forfar, whilk Andrew Burr refigned the

- King's hands, at Barbrothe, 1343 years, i6th April ; the laiids of Cardenbarclay,

and annual furth of the miln of Panmure, in vicecom. de Forfar ; the barony of Monycabbok, Tullimaddin, and Craig, in vicecom. Ab*^, whilk the King gave

him alfo.

On the back of this Roll.

"5 The office of the Sheriffship is granted to William Lord Dowglafs for his lifetime. Lanerk.

A7ie Roll of David II. marked on the back, D. II. E. E.

callit Ifle of 1 Carta to John Lord of the Illes, of the Ifle Ylle, Geday, Jura, Colonfay,

Mule, Ifle of Tirade, Ifle of Colla, Ifle of Leges ; the lands of Moruar, Loch-

aber, Durdoman, Glenchomure, with all the little ifles adjacent.

2 . to Rannald Roilbune of the Ifles, of lod. land of Kenncaill, in North Argyle. 3 to Rannald, of the Ifles of Ywefl, Barra, Egghee, Rune, ane part of the lands of Garrow, Morwarnc, Mudworlhe, Mordhowar, Arefayis, Cundewithe.

4 . to Malcolme, fon to Tormode M'Cloyde, twa parts of Glenegle, in vicecom. de Innerncs.

e . to Alexander M'Nacht.m, of the forfaultry of John, fon to Duncan, fon to Alex-

ander of the Ifles.

6 • to Torkyll M'Cloyd, of the 4 penny land of Aflicynkt, with the fortalice in the

ifle thereof.

7 to the kirk of Bangore, of fome lands given by the Earl of Carrick, whilk I cannot read.

1 to Andrew Moncur, of the lands of Corfclflat, containing tl;e bounding thereof.

2 to Walter Biflet, of the lands of Cleikingtoun, in vie. de Edr, and Kinbrakmonth, in vie. dc Fyfe.

ni. 3 of ; contraft betwixt Biffet and Kcr ancnt marriage, and the lands of Coulter, with revocation, in vie. de Lanerk. INDEX OF CHARTERS, Sec. BY KING DAVID 11. 49

In vicecom.

4 Carta to Wiiliam Earl of Dowglas, of the lands of Balmachothlie, Logibryde, Blabolg, within the barony of Schathurd, to the Abbay of Dumfermling. John Lindfay laird of Craigie, Hew Lord Eglingtoun, Godfrey Lord ArdroiTane, Al- lane Campbell, Hew Blair of that Ilk. tlie 1 Carta, where John Monteith gave to the Abbacy of Kilwinning, in Cuninghame, patronage of the Idrk of Brigide, in Arran. This John Monteith is ftiled John Monteith Lord of Arran and Knapdaill. In this charter alfo, John Laird of Maxwell grants and difpones to the Abbacy of Kilwinning, the patronage of the kirk of Libbertoun. 2 to the burgh of Kinghorne, and eretllon thereof, by Alexander King of Scots,

dated at Largauche, the 26th June, anno regni 36, kc.

1 to John Lang.

2 . given by Thomas Stewart Earl of Angus, to Robert Erikine, of the lands of

Adametoun, in vie. de Air, Air.

3 . to Robert Erikine, of the lands of Kintillache, in vicecom. Perth. 4 to Robert Erikine, of the lands of Quilt, in vicecom. Fyfe. 5 —— to Robert Erlkein, of the lands of Erlkeine. 6 to Thomas Strathachin, of the lands of Knok, in vie. de Kincardin.

7 given be Robert, Great Stewart, to Michael Butler, of the baronie of Kinboy- fcher. 8 given by William Keith, Marifchall of Scotland, to Ade Strathachin, of the lands of Augherthyne and Scarry, in vicecom. de Aberdeen, g to Thomas Carnoco, of the half of the lands of Kinfawns. JO _.— be the Earl of Fyfe, to John Skeen, of the lands of Well Ferny, in marriage.

On the hack of the Roll.

Ane charter to William Earl of Sutherland, of the barony of TTrquhard, in Invernefs, In excambion for all the lands in Kincardine, which he got in marriage with

Margorie the King's filter.

AiK Roll of David the Second, mcrrked en the bacTi iviih this mark, D. H.

founda- I Carta to the Abbacy of Aberbroth, granted by William King ©f Scotts, of the tion, confirmed by King David, Forfar. Air. ;; tx) Robert Colvill, of the baronie of Wchlltrie, in vicecom. de

3 to Thomas BiiTet, of the lands of Obeyn, in vie. Aberdeen.

^ .—— to the Abbacy of Arbroth, anent their cuftomes and liberties, Forfar.

5 to John Stewart, fon to Walter Stewart, of the cuftomes of Ed^ Tenet. N ^o INDEX OF CHARTERS, 8cc. BY KING DAVID II.

Ane Roll cf David 11. marked on the back of the Roll ivith this mark. Da. II. I. Oboy/2,

In vicecom. Willielmus Dominus Gordoun, terrarum de Balmont.

Vic. F Y F E.

1 Carta to Duncan Wallace, of the lands of Oxinhame, whilk Robert Colvill, Knight,

forisfecit, in vie. Roxburgi;. 2 — to Malcolm Wallayis, of the lands within the flierifdome of Drumfreis, refigned by Marjorie Fleeming, fofter-fifter to the King, Countefs of Wigtoun, pertaining to Robert Colvill, and quhilk he loft by forfaultrie. 3 to Roger Hog, of ane annual furth of the lands of Eiftfentoun, in the conftabulary of Hadingtoun, vie. de Edinburgh. 4 to Allan Erfkine, of the ofiice of the Crownarftiip of Fyfe and Fothryf. 5 to Laurence Gillebrand, of ane 20I. penfion out of Balhelvie, in Ab^, Aberdeen.

6 to Finlay Keiris, of all his lands in general.

7 to Roger Cochran, of the lands of Pitfour and Drumgran, in vie. de Perth ; and Kilmahew, with the chappel, in vicecom. de Dumbarton, 8 to Alexander Cockburn, of the lands of Buryfield, in the conftabulary of Ha- dingtoun, vie. de Edinburgh. 9 to Robert Eage, of the lands of Neatherholme, Auldtounayle, four oxgate of land in Moffat, and twa cottages, whilk was ane W™ Wezage and John Pleg- nans forisfecit.

10 to Malcolme Ciflbre, of ane annual furth of Leydlovane, vie. de Dumbarton.

1 1 to James Douglas, fon to John Douglas, of the lands of Garmiltoundunyngs, in vicecom. de Ed% whilk fell in the King's hands by the baftardie of John Echlis.

1 2 to Ifabel Toulch, fifter to Henry Toulch, of the lands of Toulch, in vie. de Aberdeen. 13 to William Keith, Marifliall of Scotland, and Walter Moygne, of the arreara^-e and annufels of Oboyn, in vicecom. de Aberdeen,

1 4 to William Baillie, of ane annual furth of the cuftomes of Ed"".

1 5 to our Eady Altar of Dundee.

1 6 given by Margaret Mowbray, to William Wifhart, of the lands of Pitkery.

I Iniierechtic, 7 to Robert Balbreny of the office of Mair, and lands of Innerechtie, in vicecom. de Forfar.

)8 to John Cairns, the place called the Peill of Lithgow, within the burgh of Lith-

gow, he being obliged to build it for the King's coming. If) to Malcolme Urwcll, Chaplain, the keeping of St Leonard's, near Perth. 20 given by William Landells Bifliop of St Andrew's, of the advocation and donation of the kirk of Inchore, and chappcl of Kinnard annexed thereto, and kirk- lands thereof. 1

INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II.

In vicecom.

2 Carta to John lies, the reverfion of the barony of Lundie, In vie. de Forfar, after the deceafe of Jean Countefs of Stratherne. 2 2 to the Prior of Inchmahome, of ane annual of 700 s. Sterling furth of the Sheriff'-s

offices of Fyfe and Perth. 23 to Walter Oliphant, of the baronie of Kellie, in vicecom. de Fyfe, by refignation of Helen Maxwell, daughter and heir of Richard Sivvard, Knight. 24 of the dotation of the lands of Pitravie, in vie. de Fyfe, to St Nicholas Altar, in the paroch-kirk of Ed'", by Roger Hog burges of Ed"", Fyfe. 2j to the Prior of Craill, of the fecond Teinds betwixt the waters of Neithe and Neth.

26 to Stevin More, of the lands of Tullicultrie, in vie. de Clackman. 27 to John of Lome, and his fpoufe, of the lands of Glenlyon, in comitatu Atholie. 28 to Thomas Culluchache, of the lands of Barbe, in vie. de Air. op to Michael Simorledy, of the lands of Larglane, Blarfkeache, Colonlopagache, Bal- lemontyre, Coultan, in comitatu de Carrik, in vicecom. de Air. 20 to Sircatho, of feven acres of land of Randillfoun, in vie. de Edinburgh. 01 to the Whyte Friars of Aberdein, of their haill rights. 22 to the Whyte Friers of St Johnftoun, to the Whyte Friers of Lufnethe, and to the refl of that order. »3 to James Douglas, of the lands of Croynantoun, Molyn, Rahill, Monygaip, in vicecom. de Drumfreis. and 34 of the contrail: and marriage betwixt Malifuis Earl of Stratherne, Cathnefs, Orkney, and William Earl of Rofs. and Helenor Bruce Coun- 3^ given by William More of Abercorn, to William Touris Edinburgh. tefs of Carrik, of the lands of Dairy, in vie. de fourth part of Coull, in vie. de Forfar. 36 - to Ade Irwine, of the lands of Maynes, and Forfar and Kin(;ardine, with 4I. 37 to Alexander Strathaquhin, of the Coronarlhip of land out of the flieriff's offices. og to Walter Moygne, of the office of Sherifship of Ab'^ ad vitam. Butlaud, in vie. Ed% by forfaultrie of William 3p to John Craigie, of the lands of Roull, Edinburgh. in Coldinghame, quliilk 40 to Ade Corfour, meffer, of certain lands in Aymuthe, Margaret Turnbull forisfecit. 41 to Nicoll Malcolme, of ane tenement in Stirling. 42 by the Bp oi Brechine, of the chappie of Bothe, and of the lands of Carncorthie, by William Mauld of Panmore, to the kirk of Brechine.

, of Ab'% of ane baftardie. 43 to Andrew Spring, burges in vicecom. de Edinburgii. 44 to Ifabel Fortoun and Thomas Rofs, of the milue of Craigie, Garvan, ane annual of Ballcnclonochans, 4^ . to John Kennedy, of the lands of and ^'^'^- in comitatu de Carrick, vicecom. de 46 by Robert, fon of Duncan Earl of AthoU, to Alexander Meinzeis of Fothergill, of the heirs of upon the marriage of Jean, daughter to the faid Robert, one Glenelk. 2

32 INDEX OF CHARTERS, Sec. BY KING DAVID II.

In vicecom.

47 Carta given by Duncan Earl of Fyfe, to Duncan, fon to Andrew Earl of Athole, of the lands of Difchener and Twehener, in the barony of Strathurde. 48 to John Brown, fon to David Brown, of the lands of Cumernolftoun, in the conftabularie of Hadingtoun, vie. de Edinburgh. 49 —— anent the King's revocation,

^o • of a penfion to Hew Rofs. in vie. Peebles. ^ I to John Murray, of the lands of Innerlethan, de ^2 by William Lord Gordoun, to Mr Thomas and Alexander Gordouiis, his fons, of the lands of Balhnonth, in vicecom. de Fyfe, Fyfe. rj given by Elizabeth Auldburgh, of the lands of Braid, Baulay, Colmanftoun, and Ravinifnuick, to John Burgens, Virgin.

C4 to Duncan Chapman, burgefs of Ab'^, of the lands of Rotheriloun, near Dee, and the fiflung, in vie. de Ab', whilk was John Buchan's, and, by forfaultrie of the

faid Duncan, to pertain to William Leith burgefs of Aberdeen, Aberdeen.

Fodringhay, of the lands of Balhelvie, in vie. Aberdeen, 20 1. Stirling, 5 J to William CO. bv Sir Thomas Murray, to William Batyftoun, of Over and Nether Lachopes, in barony of Bothwell, anno 2*^% vicecom. de Lanerk. Tenet.

Anc Roll of David the Second, marked on the back. Da. 11. K.

The firfl: cannot be weill read. 2 Carta to Thomas. Erfkine, of the lands of Culnaltoun and Tukhgorne, in vicecom. de Strivling. 3 to Thomas AUards, of ane penfion. 4 to John Dumbar and Ifabeil Countefs of Fyfe, of the earldom of Fyfe. —— to Thomas Culnache, of the lands of Kelhvood and Brulane, in vicecom. de _5 Drumfreis, Drumfreis.

6 anent the liberties of Brechine. 7 to James Lindfay, fon to James Linddiy, ane penfion of the cuilomes o f Dundee. 8 of refignation, by William Earl of Dowglafs, of the lordfhip of Dalkeith, to Mary Dowglafs, daughter to umquhill William Earl of Douglafs. 9 of refignation, by William Earl of Rofs, of the forefl of Platter, lands of Finevin, and advocation of the Idrk thereof, and of ane new infeftment to the faid Earl.

\ o to the inhabitants of the town of Brechine.

1 1 anent the liberties of Montrofs, for 1 6 1. Sterling.

1 • to Thomas Rait, of the baronie of Ureeis, in vie. Kincardin. 13 to Alexander Lindfay, of the baronie of Innercaritie, by refignation of Margaret Abernethie Countefs of Angus. 14 to Walter Lefly, of the thanage of Abrekerdor, in vie. BaniF. of the thanadge of

Kincardine, Fothercardine, and Abrelouchmoir, in vie. de Kmcardin- 15 to Alexander Porter, of the new park of Stirhng. i6 —— to John Hcring, of the lands of Glafclune, in vicecom. Perth, INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II. 53

In vlcecom,

Stratherne, of the barony of IMethven, v. loo kowes 17 Carta to Robert Stewart Earl of and 3C0 (heep going out of Balmonth. Craill. . of a pafturage of the muires of J 5 Alexandrl de Monteith, baronies of Carnowfies, in vice- jg to Richard Cuming, of ane annual furth of the Banff. corn. Banff, quhilk John Burnard, meafler, refigned, Rofs and lordfhip of Sky, with ane 20 to William Earl of Rofs, of the earldom of

taillie to Walter Lefly. Abthanrie of Dull, 21 to Donald M'Nayre, of the lands of Eafter Foffache, with the invic.de Pe'-th- Drounferne, and Swild, in 22 to Duncan Walleyeis, of the lands of Somdrome, and

vicecom. de .'. Stirling. 23 to Duncan Walleyis, of the lands of Ochterbannak, in vie. de Kinkardinc, 24 to ditto, of ane annuell furth of the lands of Barres, in vicecom. de flierifship of Stir- 25 to Robert Erflune, of the keeping of the caftle of Stirling, and ling, with 14 chalders of wheat, 12 chalders of oats out of Bothkenner, with 200 marks Sterling out of the lordfliip. Banff. 26 to John Bothwell, of the lands of Garrowoll, in vie. de

* Earl of Strathern, of the lands of Kin- 27 to David Stewart, fon to Robert Stewart loch, in vicecom. Perth. vie. de Kin- 25 to John Barclay, fon to David Barclay, of the lands of Colcarny, in ros, Kinrofs. 29 to Robert Dalnielftoun, of the barony of Glencarne. OQ to John Wallayis of Richartoun, of the lands of Moorlecere, in vie. de Forfar. Nota. John Lindfay of Thuirfloun refigned the fuperiority.

1 Ballachaye Balloche, In vicecom. de Kinrofs. 2 Bricio Wight, of the lands of and 02 to Agnes Dumbar, of ane annual furth of the cuftomes of Ab'' and Hadingtoun.

Ane Roll of David II. nmrkcd on the back. Da. II. L.

in the valleys of Neiche, 1 Carta to Robert Meinzies, Knight, of the barony of Enache, quhilk Robert Meinzies, his father, refigned in Robert the Great Stewart his hands, for new infeftment to be given.

2 to Ingrahame Cullan, of the lands of Ochtereny, Auchmyln, Prolfoli, and Grain-

dud, and all the lands in Ab'' whilks were John Crabbc's. o to Andrew Buttcrgaik, of the barony of Troupe, in vie. de Bamfe, Bamfe.

The half lands -jf Currolcis, in vie. de Lancrk. 4 to the Abbacy (It^Dumfcrmling. ^ given be John Grahame of Torboltoun, to 6 to Rannald More, Chahnerlan, of the lands of Formerteine, Akintor, Oboyn, Meikle Morfy, Douny, and Caverays, whilk was Ifabcl Balliol's, heir to Tho-

mas JBalliol. O 2

54 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID U.

In vicecom,

7 Carta given by Chriilian Bruce, of the lands of Edindurnache, in the Garrioch, loos. Sterling furth of the lands of Gilberthill, in the Garrioche, to our Lady's chap-

pel in the Garrioch. 8 of the erection of Innerbervie in ane free burgh, without prejudice to Aberdeen, Monrofs, and Dundee, Aberbrothock, 9 of the kirk of St Qwyntein, of Kirkmacho, in the diocie of Glafgow, to the Ab- bacy of Arbroth.

10 . to William Roll, of the forfaulture in general of John Ulmfloun. 11 to Malcolm Fleming, of the baronie of Leigne, Kilmarnnock, the barony of Dal-

licll, in liberam warennam. 12 —— of ane liferent to Helen, fpoufe to William Mowat. Tenet.

Jue Roll of David II. marked on the back. Da. II. M. M.

i Carta to William Douglafs, of the lands of Kilbothok and Newlands, by refignation of John Graham of Dalkeith. 2 to William Douglafs elder, of the lands of Reidcaftle, in vie. Forfar, be the forfaultrie of Henry Peircie.

3 to Maurice Murray, of the barony of Sprouftoun, in vicecom. Roxburgh- 4 to Maurice Murray, of the waird of Walter Cuming of Rowallan, in the barony

of Hawick, in vie. de Roxburgh, with the lands thereof.

5 to Alexander Ramfay, of the land of Hawthorndean, in the barony of Conyrtoun,

vie. de Ed"", quhilk Laurence Abernethy forisfecit.

«—— to John Lilly, of ane annual of 30 s. furth of the lands of Smeithfield, in vicecom. de Peebles, Peebles. 7 given by Andrew Murray, pantrieman, and Chriftian Bruce his fpoufe, to Bernard Spence, of the lands of Vnthank, in the regality of Garrioch, quhilk John

Dundenie forisfecit. 8 to Simeon Gourlay, of the crownerfliip of Fyfe. 9 ^— to John Cowperii, of the Cafllebank of Ab**.

1 o to Ade Buttergafk, of the park of Gilchill, in vicecom. de ,, Banff.

J I given by Chrinian Bruce, Ladie Garviache, to Andrew Buttergafli, of the lands of Meiklewardurs, Linerahncirie, Knokinglafs, within the lordfliip of Garioche, &c.

1 —— given by John Ranulph Earl of Murray, of the lands of Schanquhar, Tullache Drome, with the keeping of the forefl thereof, to John Wrwell. 13 —— to Ingraham Ardlar, of the lands of Baleorie, whilk William Marlj dl refigned, in vicecom. Forfar.

J 4 to John Somerlcdy of Carrick, id. land of Larglan, Blearflach, Culenchopagache. in comitalu Carrick, vicecom. Air.

15 to Archibald Wefchcll, of the lands of Ouyn, in the lop. of Garrioch, by refjgna- tioun of Meinzics of Fothergill. 97

INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II. 55

In vicecom.

1 6 Carta blench to Robert Wallayis and his heirs-male only, of the lands of Somdrome

and Quyltoun, in baronia de Kyll, and vicecom. de Air.

1 to John Stewart, of the barony of Kellie, by refignation of James Stewart. 18 to William Lord Douglas, by refignation made at Ab'^ the 26th day of May 1342, by Hew Lord Douglas, and brother and heir to James Lord of Dowglafs, in favour of the faid William Lord Douglafs, who was fon to Archibald Dowglafs, who was brother to the faid James Lord Dowglafs, of the lands of Dowglafdale, Carmichell, the forefl of Selkirk, Lauderdale, BothrouU, Efl^daill, Stabilgortoun,

Bottill in Galloway, Ramertrak, and ferme of Rutherglen, (with all the liberties of the famen lands, given to James umquhill Earl of Douglas, for his great labours and pains taken in defence of the country), to the faid William.

forefl; of Buyn, in vicecom. de Banif, in excambion 1 to Andrew Buttergafk, of the for the lands Quhuhame, in vicecom. de Drumfreis.

20 • to Andrew Buttergaik, of the lands of Sannak, Culven, and Keltoun, in vicecom. Drumfreis.

2 1 to Thomas Hill, of the lands of Hill, in vicecom. Edinburgh. 22 to William Reidwall, dark, of the clerkfhip of the Cockett, in Ab"". Tenet.

Ane Roll of David 11. marked on the back. Da. 11. N. Aiie bounding hifeftment of the Town of Air granted by King William and Alexander.

1 Carta Con. given by Gofpatrick Earl of March, of the kirks of Nilbit and Edrehame, to the Abbacy of Coldinghame, with ane certain annual of Evehame. 2 to Simeon Chapman, of the Bauds and Breriebanks, in vicecom. de Lanerk, whilk John Livingftoun wodfett to him, Lennerk. 3 to John Craigie, of the lands of Merchingftoun, in vicecom. de Ed"", whilk John Crichtoun refigned. Edinburgh. 4 to Simeon Chaklok, of the lands of Fawfide, and Bcrvor, and ane part of Slanes, in vie. de Kincardine. 5 to the Abbacy of Newbottill, of the lands of Lethame, wdth the forefl: thereof. 6 given by AValter Biffet, of the half baronie of Culter, in Lanerk, to William Newbiggin Laird c^ Dunfyir, for his good, commendable, laudable fervice, except the lands of Nifbet, within the faid barony.

7 ' to Ade Pringle, of lands of Langforgound, quhilk Eupham Dumfermling refigned, Penh. 8 to John Binning, of the lands in Ed% whilk John Sllngilbie forisfecit, Edinburgh. 9 m. to the burgh of Aire, anent their bounding, granted by William and Alexander Kings of Scotland. Tenet. 321

56 INDEX OF CHARTERS, S

Anc Roll of Da. II. marlrd on the back' ivlth this mark. Da. II, Q

In vicecom.

1 Carta to Maurice Murray, of the earldom of Stratherne, vhilk Malifius Earl of Stra- therne lately overgave and renunced to the Earl of Warran, Englifliman, the haill

, earldom of Stratherne. 2 —— to Duncan Naper, of the lands of William Ed'', within the town of Ed"", by reafon of the forfaultrie of the faid William, who was flain by Robert Ciffore, burgefs of Irnerkeithing, Edinburgh. 3 to Duncan Earl of Fyfe, of the coquet of the burgh of Coupar in Fyfe, 15th year of the King's reign.

4 ' to Chrifiian Bruce, of the lands of Peteclache, in the 4 part of Faulkland, whilk Duncan Earl of Fyfe refigned, in vicecom. de Fyfe. 5 —— to Mary Meldrum, fpoufe to Philip Meldrum, of the lands of Logyardoch and Craigie, in vicecom. de Aberdeen.

6 to AVilliam Pittilloche, of the forfaultrie of Roger Pringill, of his lands in Whit-

fome, in vicecom. Berwick. - to Ade Buttergafk, of the barony of Weflfuird, whilk Gilbert Maxwell refigned,

in vicecom. Banff.

8 to Alexander Craigie, of the lands of Ardlowry, whilk Adam Reidhall refigned,

in vicecom. de Kinrofs. 9 to Gilbert Carrik, of the lands of Kenmore, bounding, in vie. Drumi. 10 to Gilbert Clerk of Dumbartan, of the lands of Sehenyllis, whilk Patrick IM'Gil- len forisfecit, in vicecom. de Aire.

1 to Maurice Murray Earl of Stratherne, of the faid earldom, whilk Malifius Earl

of Stratherne gave to the E^rl of Warrane, and he tint the famen by forfaultrie. 1 —— of excambion, to Andrew Buttergafk, of the lands of Stormcnd and Cluny, in vicecom. Perth, to him, for the lands of Ballgillie, in vicecom. Forfar.

1 —— to Thomas Fawfide, of the lands of Powis and Craigs, of the lands of Plain, vicecom. Striveling.

14 to Bryce Blair, of the lands Myirhall, in vicecom. Peebles, quhilk Laurence Aber-

nethie forisfecit, Peebles.

15 to William Pittillok, of the half lands of Gibliftoun, in vicecom. Fyfe, quhilk John

Scot loft by forfaultrie.

16 to Nicholas Chicharifl, of the forfaultrie of Alexander Cruiks, in conftabulario

Eithgow, vie. de Edinburgh.

17 to William Ramfay, of the lands of Eaft Fentoun, quhilk Thomas Hay forisfecit, in vicecom. de Edinburgh.

J 8 to Laurence Gllliebrand, of the lands of Suthayk, in vicecom. de Drumfreis.

19 to \^'illiam Murray, fori to Maurice Murray, the forfaultrie of Godfred Rofs, within the baroiiie of Stanehoufe, vicecom. Lanerk. 1

INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II. ^ 57

In vicecom.

20 Carta to John Martenfone, of the lands of Dalwelache, with the fifhing upon tlie water of Eik, att the earneft defire of the Queen of Scotland, Efk. 2 to Ferquhard Johnftoun, of the lands of Ealterfordy, in vicecom. de Aberdeen.

22 to Alexander Craigie, of the forfaultrie of his father in liferent. 23 to Alexander Meinzies, of the barony of Fothergill, in vicecom. de Perth. 24 to William Herwart, of the office of keeping the King's muire in Craill, and can- ningare, in liferent.

25 to John Crawfurd of Cumnock, of keeping of the new forefl of Glenkenne.

26 to Richard Halywall, of the hoftillarie of Traquair, whilk John Craig tint by forfaultrie, 15 Jan. Ann. 15, in vicecom. de Peebles. 27 anent the Clan of Clenconnan, and who ihould be captain thereof, Galloway. 28 anent the Clan of Kenelman. 29 —— anent the Clan of Muntercafduff, John M'Kennedy Captain thereof.

30 anent the ordaining of John Ranulph Earl of Murray, commendator of the fiiirrif- dome of Drumfreis. 31 to William More, of the lands of Laflounfcheills. 32 to John Trumble, of the lands of Humdallwalfchop, In the barony of Mener, in dee/i. vicecom. de Peebles. 33 to Robert Widow, of the lands of Ardkegy, in the barony of Innerlunan, quhilk dsej}. William Mowat refigned, in vicecom. de Forfar, Forfar. 34 —— to William Bartillmow, of ane bounding infeftment of the lands called the Quar- rellpottis, upon the fouth fide of Edinburgh. 35 to Walter Haliburtoun, of the lands of Nether Lambertoun, in vicecom. de Ber- dee/l. wick, quhilk Laurence Abernethie forisfecit, Berwick.

36 by Allan Auldwell, to John Spens, of the lands of Balnkell and Coldoun, in vie. de Kinrofs. 27 to Hew Eglingtoun, of the lands of Bondingtoun and half lands of Nortoun, in

the barony of Rathow, in Lothian ; ane annual furth of Wefthall. 38 to the Abbey of Reftennet, of ane annual furth of the cuftomes of Dundee, extending to 20 marks Sterling. 39 to Robert Joy, burgefs of Perth, of the forfaultrie of Ade Foufloune, Englifliman. Tenet, except three.

Jnc Roll of Da. IT. marked on the back. Da. 11. Buchanan.

1 Carta Con. given be the Earl of Dowglas, to Laurence Govan, of the lands of Pollin- fiche, within the Earldom of Dowglas, in vicecom. de Lancrk, 2 by the Abbacy of Kinlofs, to Donnald Bonnyman, of ane tenement in Thcifsgate of Ab'^, Aberdeen. 3 by Alexander Seton, to Ade Forrefl, of two pleughs land in the town of Nidderie, in vicecom. de Linlithgow. P 5§ INDEX OF CHARTERS, 8cc. BY KING DAVID II.

In vicecoin. 4 Carta by John Guidbrune of Balhelvie, to Walter Moygne, Knight, the lands of Auch- luchty, within the lordfhip of Ardendrathe, in vicecom. de Ab"', Aberdeen.

t- by Thomas Biffet^ to William Kergill, of the lands of Brambaine, vie. de Perth; 6 by Adam Salter, to Marjory his fpoufe, of the lands of Lethbertfcheills.

y , by Margaret Abernethie Countefs of Angus, to Patrick Innerpeffer, of the lands of Bondlngtoun and Newtoun, in vicecom. de Forfar. 8 by James Lindefay younger, to "William Tailzefer, of the lands of Vl^ncl"--^"-

vic. de Lanerk, with a rent of 13 s. 4d. out of Mudelob, Lanerk. g to Andrew Rait, burgefs of Ed^ 10 —— given by Hew Rofs laird of Philorthe, to Alexander Sinclare, fon of Thomas Sinclare, of the lands of Eiftertyrie, in vicecom. Aberdeen;.

J 1 .. by William Earl of Rofs, to the faid Alexander Sinclare, of the lands of Bray, within the Mares of Fornwyre, in vicecom. Inneruefs.- 12 by Donald Earl of Lennox, to Maurice Buchannan, of that pleugh of land called commonly Buchannan, &c. containing the bounding. Tenet.

Jne Roll of David the Second, marked on the' back. Da. 11. C. i^ X,^

1 Carta Con. given by the Abbacie of Kclcov/, of the kirk of Liglifchmalholks, in valle de Clyde, Lanerk. 2 by Richard Edzear, to John Crawfurd in Togher, the lands of ICilpatrick Nether, Drumfreis.

o by Patrick Callenter, to Henry Dowglas and his fpoufe, of the lands of Callentar, in vicecom. de Srriveling, Striveling. 4 —— by Robert Keith Marifchall, to John Maitlane, his filter's fon, the lands cf Cowan- ftoune. Steward of Scotland, to William Liddell, of the J by Robert, lands of Lochullike, in the barony of Bathcat, Lenlithgow. 6 by Henrie Braid of that Ilk, to Henry Multra, of the lands of Greenhill, of the conftabulary of Edinburgh..

7 i to Thomas Lumifdaine, of the lands of Drum, Condland, in vicecom. de Fyfe, and Ealler and Wefter Maler, in Ab<', by the Earl of Fyfe, Fyfe. 8 —— to Robert Keith, of the lands of Keith Marefchall, the oilice of Marefchallfhip of Scotland, Keith Symon, Colbanftoun, Alneden, in Buchan, with the new foreft of Innerpell'er,. four davach of land in Strathbogie, the foreft of Kintore, by refignation of Robert Keith his father.

9 —— by David Hay ot Erroll, to William Spens burgefs of Perth, of the lands of Glaf- bany, in the baronie of Errol, Peril •.. 10 anent the liberty and confuctude of Ab^.

1 1 by Thomas Hay, to Thomas Monypenny of Pitmillie, of his part of the lands within the barony of Lucheris, in vie. Perth. 1% —— U) Alexander Ramfay, of the barony of Kernock, in vicecom, de Fyfe, Fyfe. INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II. 59

In vlcecom.

13 Carta to John Monypenny of Pitmillie, of the lands of Drvimranet, in the baronie of Craill, in vie. de Fyfe. 14 by Walter Maule of Panmore, to John Monypenny, of Skonie, Ballefchane of Cambingfloun, Greenford, Carncorthie, Petcouran of Witfield, with the Maynes thereof, the baronie of Balhoufie, in vicecom. Forfar. 15 by Alexander Stewart of Strathawin, to Patrick Gourlay, upon the half lands of Blanne.

16 by Chriftian Bruce, to Ade Buttergafk, of the lands of Wichcrofs, within the re^

gality of Garrioche.

all the rebels within Berwick. 1 7 to the Abbacy of Kelcow, of all the forfaultries of 18 by Edward Hadden, to his fpoufe, in conjund fee, of the lands of Brochtoun, in vicecom. de Peebles. in vicecom. Peebles. 1 9 to James Tweedie, of Drummellier, dc Tenet.

Jne Roll of Dnv. 11. R, Thanedom of Cluny to ihe Frazer.

r Carta to Hew Dalnielftoune, of his lands in general whilk belonged to Margaret Mufchett, one of the heirs of William de Montefixo, whilk Ihe loft by for-

faultrie. 2 to Hew Blair, of the forfaultrie of Euftace Lorane in generall. Vir- 3 to the Abbacy of Dryburgh, of the advocation of the kirks of Beate Marie ginis, in Ettrik foreft.

4. to William Flemying, fon to Symon Flemyng, of the lands of Kirkmichell, with the multure, with licence to him to big ane milne upon Leven for to ferve his lands, Dumbarton. j —— to William Pettillok, herauld, the three hufband lands of the town of Bonjedward, by forfaultry of Roger Pringill, in vie. de Roxburgh, with the reft of his for-

faultrie, Roxburgh.

(, ___ to Walter Halyburtoun, of the lands of Segey, Craiginfermer, Ledlewnewle, Lade- gMchun, with the bounding of the pafture of Oyglethe, in vicecom. de Kinrofs.

7 to Robert Cuninghame younger, of the lands of Garvard, the lands called 5 pen- ney land, in vicecom. Argadie, blench, ane pair of gloves. 8 to Hew Danyelftoun, of the forfaultrie of David Marfhall, Knight, except Danyel- ftoun, which Thomas Carno gat by gift, and the lands of Corftorphing, whilk Malcolm Ramfay got. ^ to Thomas Meinzeis, of the lands of Weft and North Cultnachy, Burliche, Bal- lingall Eifter, Teminynane, extending to a 40 marks land, pays 6 s. 8d. Sterling,

in vicecom. de Kinrofs*

Cambyfcnew, Garvald, i J.O to Gilbert Gaceftbr, of the lands of Edderlings, (2) Canrenis, Craigeneneur, (a) Oywalds, Calkilkeft, whilk John Ewinfon loft by

forfaultrie, in vicecom. de Argylc. 39871

Co INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II,

In vlcecom. M'Crafloun, of annual of M'Crefloun, quhilk William 1 1 Carta to Margaret Corbet Lady Beaton forlsfccit. within Selkirk, and the miln thereof, with ane J 2 to Thomas Carnok, of his lands narration of his father's fervice and his awin, and the lands in Kinghorne whilk he pofleffed, blench, leporarium, Selkirk,

'. Philippa his fpoufe, of the lands of Barnbowgill, 1 to Bartall Loen, and Moubray in vicecom. de Ed% whilk John Grahame Earl of Monteith and his fpoufe refigned. of Durris 1 4 to "William Frazer, and Margaret Murray his fpoufe, of the thanedome and thanedom of Collie, whilk thanedome of Collie was Alexander Frazer's, his father, with lands of Eikyltuh, in Kincardine. X5 to Allan Fawfidc, of the lands of Balmakewin, Altoun, Abreluthnok, in vicecom. de Kincardine.

1 6 to John Doun, of the lands of Ardache, Skeithis, in vicecom. de Banf. forfaultrie of Riddle, in the town of Berwick. 1 to John Reyntoun, of the Thomas

1 to Godfray Rofs of Conynghameheid, the miln of Craigie, in vicecom. de Perth. the lands of Enachrache, Cofligorer, 1 to John Bruce, the toun of Kinrofs, Welew, Wallachan, Macoiche, Wroclache, the miln of Quorthie, Tochintollie, Mac- herderrly, and Earache.

20 to Roger Purvoyis, of the Ille of Arry and Slcpeles, with the fifhing pertaining thereto upon Taye. 2 to Walter Halyburtoun, Knight, and John Hume, the forfaultrie of John Stra- therne in general. •22 —— to Margorie Chalmer, of ane cuflpm in Perth, Perth. 03 to John Spence, of the lands of Eifter ToUumache, Cultbuy, fourth part Ballele- neche, in vicecom. de Kinrofs, blench, 4s. argenti, Kinrofs. 24 —— to Chriftian Lundy and her filler, of the lands of Sheks, in the conflabulary Lith-

gow, vie. Edinburgh. 25 to John Tennand, of the lands of Laurefloun, with 40 creills of peitts in Craw- mond, in vie. de Ed"", pays 33s. 4d. Sterling to the King, and 33s. 4d. SterUng to the Bifchop of Dunkeld, Edinburgh. 26 to William Rofs, of twa rude of land in the town of Innernefs, bounded, Innernefs. 27 to Nicoll Enokdolian, of ane penny land near his land, and Dalfupin, upon the

fouth fide of Garvan, vie., de Air. 28 to Hew DanielRoune, of the difcharge of the caftlewards in the barony of Glen- cardine, in vicecom. de Drumfreis. 29 — to John Aytoune, of the lands of Over Pcttedie, in the fliyre of Fyfe, halfe boll for every chalder at Kinghorne, Fyfe. 30 to Robert, Great Stuart of Scotland, of the lands of Kyntire, with the advoca-

tion of the kirks thereof in fee ; and to John Stewart, his fon, gotten betwixt him and Elizabeth More, daughter to Adam More, Knight, and failzeing of John, to Walter, his fecoud brother, Kin tire. 1

INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II. 6i

In vicecom.

31 Carta be Malcolm Fleming Earl of Wigtoun, to Robert Dumbartan, clerk of regifter, of the lands of Hallys and Letbernard, in vicecom. Edinburgh. 32 by Hew Giffard, Laird Zefter, to John Douglas, fon to James Lord Douglas, Forfar,

viz. the barronies of Zefter, Morhame, Duncanlau, in vicecom. de Ed"' ; Te- Perth,

lin, in vicecom. Forfar j Polgavite, vicecom. Perth ; Herbertfliire, in vicecom. Forfar,

Stirling, Stirling.

;iT, -—— to Edward Keith, of fome lands, given to him by Edward Keith Marefchall.

Jne Roll of Da. 11. marked on the back, S, Dmciic, Gajk.

1 Carta to the Abbot of Coupar, of the kirk of Erroll, given by Gilbert Hay of Erroll, Conftable of Scotland. 2 to John Marr, Channon of Ab<^, and Prebendary of the kirk of Innernauchty, of

the lands of Cruterftoun, in the Garrioch, vie. de Ab'', given by Thomas Earl of Marr, Lord Garrioche and Cavers, una cum Lege Flemynga dicitur Fleming

Lauche ; Liddell, then fheriff of Ab"*, is witnefs.

3 • to William Nepar, of the half lands of Petfour, Perknoc, vie. Perth, the half

lands of Killmahew, where the chappel is fituate, vie. Dumbartan, by forfaltrie of Dornagill Montefixo.

4 to Sir William Forrefter, and Elizabeth Mungall his fpoufe, of all the lands whilk pertained to William Falkirk, except Alderrumny, whilk Robert Wallace got.

5 —— to Malcolm Culchone, of the lands of Gafk, and 13 s. 4d. furth of the lands of Balmalyn, vie. Aberdeen. 6 to Margaret Abernethy Countefs of Angus, of 16I. furtlvof the lands of Aberne-

thie in liferent, in vicecom. de Perth.

7 to Chriftian Anderfon, of the lands of Alice Lundie and Edward Lettam, by forfaultrie. 8 to Patrick M'Cowrache, for the coronnarfhip by-north the water of Creiche. 9 to John Wygun, of ane tenement hi Ed% whilk was Birkin Meiks, Edinburgh. 10 to the Abbacy of Cambuikenneth, of ane certain duty furth of Tullimuchache,

vie. ^ Stirling.

1 —— to Robert Stuart, of the barrony of Stanboithie, (by Thomas Murray Lord of Bothvvell), vie. de Clackmannan, ward Clackmannan.

1 2 to Janet Monypenny, of the 3d part of Leuchars, in vicecom. de Fyfe, Fvfe. 13 —— to Thomas Cranftoun, of the barony of Stobbs, within the barony of Caueris, vicecom. de Roxburgh, by the Earl of Marr, Roxburgh.

1 4 to John Balnhard, of the lands of Carnagic, in the barony of Panmuirc, in vicecom. de Forfar, given by Walter Mauld, Forfar.

1 5 to the town of Dundee. 16 to Alexander Lindfay, fon to Sir David Lindfay, Lord of Crawfurd, and Kath-

rine Stirling his fpoufe, ane of the heirs of Sir John Stirling of Glenefk, of all Innemefs, their lands in vicecom. de Inuerncfs and Forfar. 8

62 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II.

In vlcecora.

17 Carta to Alexander Lindfiiy, of the barony of Byres, given by Sir James Lindfay, his brother, in vicecom. de Edinburgh. of 1 to Alexander Lindfay, of the lands of Achibeton, given by Thomas Earl An- gus, Forfar. ip to Robert Glen, of the lands of Glafgow le Foreft, in the thanedome of Kintor, blench, Aberdeen. 20 to Thomas Nefbit, of the lands of Edrintoun, by refignation of Andrew Clarky, blench, Peebles. 21 to Allan Lawder, of lol. furth of the jufticiary by-fouth Forth. 22 to Ranald Chene, of the fourth part of Kathnefs, given by William Fedrey, Innernefs. 23 to John Petillock, of the forfaultrie of Roger Pringle, Mem. in Parliamento apud Scoon, 6 Novembris, anno regni regis 28, David the Second makes a general revocation.

24 to Marjory Murray, of the lands of Morphie, Cantuly, in vicecom. de Kincardin.

25 to Margaret Countefs of Angus, fpoufe to umquil Sir John Sinclare, of 20 1. Star- ling furth of the duties of Colley.

26 to Hew Crawford of Clyddifdale, of ane pleugh of land in Heflilden, in the barony of Stanehoufe, vie. de Lanerk, of the lands of Blancaurig, in the barony of South Channan, given be Flemming of Biggar, Lanerk. 27 to the Abbot of Lindoris, of the kirk of Aughtermuchty, given by Duncan Earl

of Fyfe. Mention is made here of the battle of Durhame. 28 to Robert Lord Erefkine, of the barony of Kinoull, by refignation of Ifabel Fyfe,

heir to Duncan fometime Earl of Fyfe, in vie. de Perth.

29 = to ditto, of the cuftomes of Dundee and 3d part of Pettarache, blench, vie. Forfar, quhilk fometime pertained to John Campbell Earl of Athol, Forfar.

30 I to the Prior of Man, of 5 merks furth of Perth. 31 to the Bifhop of Ab'^, of his fecond teinds, in vie. de Banff" and Ab*". 32 of ane donation, by John Scot burgefs of Innernefs, to Lady Chappel, Innernefs.

33 . to "William Touris, of certain land in Ah^, (general). 34 to the Viccar, of ane net's fifhing in Forth, and four aikers of land, Stirling. 35 to the Earl of Carrik, of his liberties. Air. 36 to Chriilian Johnlloun, of the lands of Wefler Fondovvy, given by William Earl of Douglas, in vie. Perth. 37 to William Sincler, of the lands of Balgorthy, by refignation of William Earl of Rofs, in vicecom. Fyfe. 38 —— to Sir Robert Erfkine, and Chriftian Keith his fpoufe, of Walyftoun and Elge- reth, given by Thomas Murray of Bothuel, in Lanerk. 39 to Margaret Seaton, daughter to umquill Sir Alexander Seaton, of her togher of the sol. land of Lamingtoun, Lanerk. 40 to Robert Meinzeis, of the barony of Enach, in Niddifdale, vicecom. de Drumfrei«»

4 1 to Thomas Hill, of the lands of Sandhaugh and half of Auchinbedy, given by Thomas Earl of Marr, in vie. de Banff. 42 to John Ifliac, of ane penfion.. INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II. 63

In vlcecom. 43 Carta to John Mercer, of the lands of Pettland, in Strathurd, by the Earl of Dowglas. 44 to John Lindlay of Thor, of the lands of Murletyre, wherein is mention of the burning of Failliekyll, in vicecom. de Forfar. 45 to William Earl of Dowglas, of the flieriffship of Lanerk. 46 to Robert Dalzell, of the ferjandfhip of Lanerk, by refignation of Andrew Star- heved, Ibidem. 47 to William Glffard, of the clerkfhip of the cockquet. 48 to David Libbertoun, of the office of fergandrie of the overward of the conftabu-

lary of Ed"", with the lands of Over Libbertoun pertaining thereto, in vicecom. de Ed% Edinburgh, 49 to Allan Lauder, of ane penfion furth of the jufticiarie be-fouth Forth. 50 to John Burgh, maiffer, paffagium babella; aque de Forth, juxta Stirling. ^i to John Hefwell, of the lands of Kingifland, in Peebles. ^2 to Ade Cofour, maifler, of the lands ofOtterburn, Berwick. King, 53 to William Earl of Sutherland, and umquill Margaret Bruce, fifter to the of the barony of Downy, vie. Forfar, baronies Kincardin, and Aberluthnok, and Fettercardin, vie. Kincardin, half of Formartein, half of the thandome of

Kintore, in vie. de Aberdein. ^4 to Thomas Harkars, of the baronie of Preftoun, vie. Drumfreis, by refignation of Bartilmo Loon and Philippa Moubray, holden of the Earl of Douglafs, in

YJc. Drumfreis. Tenet,

K E L C O W.

Ayie little Roll, containing three Charters,

in Selkirk and 1 Carta to the Abbacy of Kelcow, being burnt by England, to cut wood Jedwart forefts for reparation, Selkirk. 2 to the Abbacy of Kelcow, making the town of Kelcow, Bolden, and Reverden

in ane regalitie.

3 to Lefmahago, difcharging them of all imports.

Jne Roll of Da. II. markit on the back, S. (a)

the barrony of 1 Carta Con. of Alex"- King of Scots, to the Abbacie of Aberbrothe, of Nig, and confirm.it be the faid David, Forfar. c Con. to the Abbacie of Aberbrothe, grantit be Robert the Firft, of the lands of Dolfandaldftoun, Dronfled, Culbakie, Monbodok, Blenferkin, Fafdauache, the half of Tuberache, tua pairt of Kinkell, Petmagartcrache, Forfar. Ane of A. Tent.

(c.) This Roll is omitted in the Mufeiim copy. 64 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID IL

Ane Roll cf Da. IL marked on the back. Da. IL T.

In vicecom. Claypotts, 1 Carta anent the liberties of Lindoris, and of the lands of Craigie, Mylntoun, Balmow. 2 ——— to Alexander Cockburn, of the lands of Carriddin, in vie. de Edinburgh.

3 by David Lord of Crawford, to the Abbacy of Lindoris, ane quantity of walx furth of the lands of Cairnye. 4 by Thomas Earl of Marr, to Eugene Fergufon, of the lands of Uchtererne, in Cromar, Aberdeen. 5 to John Herice, of the barony of Traueriglis, by refignation of Thomas Earl of Marr, in vicecom. Drumfreis. 6 to Robert Bruce, the King's coufm, of the lands of Germainftoun, of Canetgaiti- fend, Petfouldoun, Germanftoun, Kerfs, Park, Medowis, Grogary, Gartindoe,

Dryfield, in vicecom. de Clackmannan, taillie, Clackman.

7 to William Fawfide, and Marion Fleming his fpoufe, of the milne of Talligartis, called the Lynd Miln, in vicecom. de Clackman.

8 to the Abbacy of Cambufkenneth, of ane penfion forth of the lands of Plain, vie.

de Stirling. 9 to William Spence, burges of Perth, Perth. 10 —— to the Abbacy of Lindoris, of the half lands of Eafter Craigie, in the barony of Barnbowgall, Edinburgh.

1 1 to Ade Forrefter, of the half lands of Whytburne, in conftab. of Linlithgow, vie. de Edinburgh.

;y 2 to William Dalzell, of fyve pund Starling furth of the town and fheriffdom of La-

nerk, as ferjand, either out of the fheriff compt or juflice air, Lanerk.

3 ! —— to Robert Muterer, burges of Ed'', of the lands within the barony of Reflialrig whilk pertained to John Colti, Edinburgh.

] 4 to our Lady altar in the kirk of Ed"", of the lands of Raylifloun, Edinburgh. all 35 , to Robert Bodefield, by Sir AVilliam More, of his lands in Drumfreis, and fourtie acres in Traqualr.

16 to Fergus Edinghame, burges of Ed'', of ane tenement of land in Ed'', on tiie

fouth fide of the crocc of Ed% wadfet to him by Mofiat, Edinburgh. 17 by AVilliam Cunningham Earl of Carrick, to James Likprevick, of the half lands in Polkarne, in Kingfkyll, vie. de Air.

a 8 to the Abbacy of Lindoris, of the half lands of Eafl; Craigis, in the barony of

Barnbowgall, vie. de Ed"", by refignation of Bartilmo Loon and Philippa Mou-

bray his fpoufe.

1 9 by John Conftable, burgefs of Abdy, to the Carmelite Friers in the Abbay, four mark Sterling money forth of ane annualrent out of the thieff's gate of Aber-

deen, the fouth fide thereof.

; to Robert Eviot, of the half lands of CafllnJolc, the lands of Balguhcrai^nen, the lands of Tailing, the miln of Sheres. ;

INDEX OF CHARTERS, Sec, BY KING DAVID IT.

in vicecom.

Litlegrevv)-, a I Carta by Dowgall M'Dowgall, to John Turnbull, of the 4 mark lands of

within the lordfhip of Kirkaffudie, in vicecom. de Drumfreis, and 20 1. land of Glengarg and Glencraig, Drumfreis.

c: . to the town of Ed% of ane piece land within the town, and bounded, near to the

caftle.

23 to William Gladftones, of the lands of Wodgrenyntoun, Winkyftoun, Acom-

field, in vie. de Peebles, whilk Patrick Maxwell refigned, Peebles. C4 —^ to ditto, of the annual furth of Wynkiftoun, Woodgrenyntoun, in vicecom. Peebles. Tenet.

Jnc Roll cf Da'-JiJ IL imrkcd on the back %vUh this mark. Da. 11. JV.

1 Carta to Andrew Murray, of the lands of Tulchadame, Tulchmaler, in vicecom. de Sterling. 2 to Alexander Frazer, of the thanedome of Doris, Kincardine 3 to Ar'i Douglas, of the lands of Clerkingtoun, half barony of Culter, in vicecom. de I-ancr.k, which Walter Biffet refigned, Lanerk. 4 to William Difliingtoun, of the lands of Kinbrackmont, vie. de Fyfe, quhilk Wal-

ter Biffet refigned, Fyfe. 5 to Henry Douglas, of the 3d part of the lands of Logtoun, in vie. de Ed'', quhilk Thomas Watfon refigned, Edinburgh. 6 to Ar^ Douglas, of the earldom of Galloway, containing the bounding, Galloway. 7 to Robert Danielftoun, of the lands of Treipwood, in vicecom. de Lanerk, by the forfaultrie of ane Haiflie, Lanerk. 8 —— Con. to the Abbacy of Melros, for the wards, reliefs, marriages, efcheats, annualrents of ilieriff-courts and juftice-courts within the fiieritl'dome of Roxburgh, Roxburgh, 9 to Thomas Heuw^ll, of the lands of Coulyn and Roucan, in vicecom. de Drumfreis.

To to Thomas Raythe, of the lands of Balgillachie, in vie. de Forfar.

1 1 to William Ramfay of Dalhoufie, of the lands of Nether Libbertoun, with the 8th part called King's park, Edinburgh, 12 to James Douglas, fon to James Douglas, of the barony of Dalkeith, with ane

taillie, blench, for ane pair of gloves att the caflle of Dalkeith, if it be fought taillie inviolable, in vie. de Edinburgh, 13 to Fergus Ayrth, of all his lands in general. 14 to Alexander Lindfay, of the barony of Innerratie, by refignation of Margaret A-

berncthy Countefs of Angus, in vie. de Forfar.

1 5 to Walter Lefly, of the reverfion of the thanedome of Kincardine, Abrecouthnot, Fetherkern, from William Earl of Sutherland, vie. dc Kincardifl, 16 — to ditto, of the thanedome of Abrekeldoure, the lands of Blairfenache, in vie. de Banff". 17 to the Earl of March, of the eredlion of the town of Dumbare in a free burgh. 18 to William Earl of Douglas, of the lands of Balmonth, quhilk John Gordon re-

figned, in vie. dc Eyfc. R 1 1

66 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID 11.

In vicecom. refignation of 19 Carta to Thomas Spring, of the lands of Galkin, in vicecom. de Ab"^, by M'GufFock. 20 anent the protection and liberties of Halyroodhoufe. 2 to John Areler, of the lands of Ardber, Baldowrie, in vie. dc Forfar.

22 • to John Latoren, of his freedom. 23 to John Hereice, of the lands of Achray, and ane annuall of 20 nierks forth of the lands of Skeok, in vie. de Stirling, blench, Stirling. 24 of the liberties of Halyniidhoufe betwixt AK yn and Golbrandefpath. 25 —— to John Hereice, of 20 marks furth of Skeok, vicecom. de Stirlirrg.

Ane Roll cf David II. ?narked on the back. Da. II. X. X.

1 Carta by William Keith Marefchall, who married Margaret Frazer, heir to Frazer of Stratherhin, to Ade Pringle and his fpoufe, of the lands of Knoc and Galachan,

in the barony of Stratherhin, , Aberdeen.

2 to William Earl of Sutherland, of the half of the barony of Formartein, vie. de Aberdeen.

^ , to John Bothwell, of eleven pund Sterling, with four chalder of vidual of the thanedom of Doun, in vicecom. de Banff". 4 to Brice Wacht, of the lands of Ballachache, in vie. de Kihros.

!^ to Walter Maxwell, of the lands of Capringftoun, Peebles.

6 to Marthaco Rind, of four oxengate of land of Cafs, and four oxengate of land

in forefl; of Platter, in vicecom. de 23. Forfar,.

AValter Leflv and his fpoufe, the new forefl: of Drumfreis. y to 8 given byPhilip Arbuthnet, to the Carmalite Friars of Ab'^, of 13 s. Sterling forth

of his lands of Arbuthnet.

() to Robert Sincler, of the lands of Finlater, in vie. Banf. JO —,— to the Abbacy of Refl:ennet, furth of the lands of Memmure.

1 to the I.ady Altar St Geills, of ane tenement in Ed'', given by William Hare bur-

gefs cf Ed"", Edinburgh. Tenet.

J/ic Roll of Da. II. marked on the back. Da. 11. T.

\ Carta to the Coronarfhip of Ed% given to John Edmanftoun. 2 given by Margaret Monfode, to Walter --- her fpoufe, of the lands He-

beddees, vie. Lanerk, of 2 C'.on. given by Margaret Abernethie Countefs of Angus, to William Monfode, the lands of Balmedy.

^ — ,— to Alexander Lindfay, of ane annual of 9 merks furth of Glenefk, in vicecom. de Forfar. in Perth.. 1; to John Mercer, of ane tenement INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID 11. 67

In vicecom. 6 Carta to David Spring, of ane annual of 20 marks furth of Mcikle Morfie, iocs, furth of Durfclume.

I Con. given by Patrick Dumbar Earl of Murray, to John Hepburne, of the lands of Over and Nether Merkill. 2 — to Alexander Ruclintoun, of ane tenement in Edinburgh, 3 to John Gray, clerk of regifter, of ane penfion. 4 to Ade Page, of ane penfion.

ij to Robert Lauder, jultice by-north the water of Forth, of ane penfion,

6 to Roger Hog, burgefs of Ed"".

7 by John Hay, to John Young vicar of Fordyis, of the lands of Rowbaiky, in Doun, in vicecom. ~ Eanfil

8 to William Sommer, of ane annual furth of Baldevie, with the miln thereof, vie. Banfi; 9 of a penfion to Andrew Kirkaldie. 10 ane penfion to the Vicar of Lithgow, in all time coming, by the King, of eleven

pund Stirling itJrth of the cuftoms of Lithgow. It to Robert Corrie, and Eupham his fpoufe, daughter to Thomas Torthorwald, who"

was flain at the battle of Durham. The Lady of Cowlyn and Buchan, in vie. Drumfreis. 12 Con. given by "William More of Abercorne, to David Meldrum, of the half of the lands of Weft B)Tes, within the barony of Abercom. ane penfion to Walter Lefly furth of the cuftoms of Dundee.

I Con. by Rodger Mortimer of Foullis, to his wife. 2 Con. by the faid Rodger, to his fpoufe, called Margaret Moriteith, daughter t5> Alexander Monteith, of the lands of Cuthillmyre.

2 to John Logie (perhaps for Lion) of that Ilk, of the thanedom of Thanades, and^ the reverfion of the thanedom of Glaniis, B. ^ to Agnes Kelouer, of the lands of Kepancnate and the new park of Stirling. r to William Barnes, of the lands of Eafter and Wefter Quhyburne. 6 to James Dowglafs, of the annuals of Efchelis, Horlbrukis, Eafter Hopkillow, and Newbie, in vicecom. Pccble?.

I to Malcolme Fleming, of the lands of Rinns of Wigtoun, bounding.

z —.— to ditto, of the lands of Sthboger, in the barony of Leinzie, whilk Thomas Bal- calky forisfecit, B.

S T r R L I N G.

^ Carta to Maurice Murray, of the lands of Atheren, in vie, Stirling. 4 to Henry Marftiell, of the forfaultrie of HoiTcwell.

^ . to Hew Urrye, of the forfaultrie of Ofbert, within the vie. of Stirling, with the ferjeandrie of the faid fhyre.

6 — to Walter Moygn, of the foreft of Drymmie, in vie. Kincari. 7 to Ade Argente, of the lands of Lethbertflviills, whilk William Lundic forisftcit, in vicecom. de Sterling. a INDEX OF CHARTERS, Sec. BY KING DAVID IT.

In vicecom. Kin- 8 to Robert Wrllayis, of lo merks annttal fiirth of the lands of Durris, in vie. Kineardine, cardine, quhilk John Earl of Buchan forisfecit, Urry, of the forfaultrie of Ofoert Stirling, within the flierlfdom of Stirling, g to Hew in poffeffion. and the- iocs, hnd of Sailochill, qululk Adam except Chalmer had Stirling, in 10 to Gilbert Carrik, Knight, of the lands of Buchannan, for 8 mark Stirling. vicecom.de _ ^ the lands of Breirtoun, In vie. Ivlncardlne, with the half J I to David Chalmer, of lands of Polmals, In vie. Stirling, quhilk John Urwell refigned at Kaldrome. de Perth, ^2 to Hew Blair, of the lands of Eafter Maler, for lol. Stirling, in vicecom. of Balgallie. , -^ given by John Inchtour, to Gilbert Innerlunan, of the lands of Ardache and Skethls, In vie. Banff. 1 4. to John Dun, Earl of Fyfe, of the lands of Thomaftoun, to Roger Mortimer, In vie. Fyfe. I ^ by Duncan to Roger Mortimer, of the lands of Lochtoiin, J 5 Con. given by John Cambroun, Pe"Ji- in Vic. of Carnfewald, Landls of Ardenly. J 7 to Rennald Chene, of the lands

I to Arthur Campbell, quod null! fubjicltur, pro terris nlfi regl.

n to Dougall Conynghame, quod nulll fubjicltur, pro terris nifi regi.

2 given by Robert Erikine, of the ereftion of the kirk of Kinnoul to the Abbacle of Cambuflcenneth. Reidhall, to Biffet, of the lands of Swan- J o-iven by Alexander Melnzles of John ftoun and Plllmporie, with 6s. annuitie of Reidhall. of the half lands of Reidcaftle, In vie. Forfar, , to Robert Stewart of Stanebothle, quhilk Andrew Campbell refigned, Forfar. of the lands of Withltoun and ; given by Andrew Campbell, to Robert Stewart, " Ballendallache, within the barony of Reidcaflle, vie. Forfar. with free foreft. ^ to the Abbacy of Newbottle, the lands of Lathan, Spot, with the meadow and yard called Stod- l^ to the Abbacy of Llndoris, Meadow

fald, with power to caft fewall In the mulre of Braid. with the place where the monaaHe r to Tohn Hereice, of the lands of Kirkunying, of Holme fludc, In vie. de Drumfrels.

6 to Duncan Eras, (probably for Frafer), of the lands of Brounemeky, Mullbyne, Ordycheyes, In comitatu Moravie, and of Orehnefy, Balmarlot, Auchmore, vie. Banff.

,, to William Bovd, of the lands of Anchmar, quhilk Duncan Lufs forisfecit, Dumbarton, g to John Reid, conftable of the caftle of Ed^ of the lands and foreft of Lochln- dorbe, in vie. Innernefs, quhilk John Cuming forisfecit. This is found to be

eiked to this roll of Y.

ylne Roll of Da. II. marked on the back with this mark. Da. 00

of the burrow mallls of Peebles. i Carta to John Gray, clerk of regifter, 2 to William Chalmer, of the juftlce-clcrkfliip by-north Forth.

^ to John Innerpeffer, of the fliereffship of Banff. INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID IT. 69

In vicecom.

4 Carta to Bryce Wyght, of the lands of Balloche, in vicecom. de Kinrofs. ^ to Robert Annand, of ane annual furth of the cuftomes of Ab'^. 6 to Hew Rofs, of the lands of Doun, in vie. Banfl'. Tenet.

Anc Book in ParchmerJ.

Elvingftoun, Edinburgh. Carta to John Grahame de Dalkeith, de terris de

The reft of the firft fide cannot be read. Carta Domini Willielmi de Wallibus, of the offices of the flierifship and conftabulary of Elgine. Andree Spring, of a piece of land within the town of Aberdeen. Andree de Erfkine, of the lands of Raplache, Sterling. Hugonis de Dumbar, of 10 marks Sterling of the cuftomes of Ab'^, Aberdeen. Dumbarton, . . Willielmi de Levingftoun, of the lands of Kilfyth,

donatio "Willielmo de Ramfay, of 20 1. Sterling, to be paid by the Chamberlain of Scotland.

Walteri, fil. Auguftini, of the lands of Nidrie, Edinburgh. Allani de Grahame, of the lands of Mertoun. —— capituli Aberdonenfis, of the right of the patronage of the kirk of Logie. ejufdem capituli de parko de Garquhill. Gilberti de Glencharnye, of the barony of Glencharnye, Invernefs. Joannis Reid, for his lifetime, of the lands of Pellynflott. Joannis de Haya, of the haill lands betwixt the water Spey, &c. Joannis de Urgwell, of the lands of Stanquhar, TuUoch, and Drum. of the right of the patronage of the kirk of Philorthe to the Bifhop of Ab<'. Joannis de Rofs, of the lands of Gilcolmifloune. Ade Pringle, of the lands of Knock and Gilftoune, Kincardine. fratrum predicatorum de Ab<^, of iocs. Starlings out of the barony of Banchrie de Devenie. Perth. Waltero de Moravia, of the lands of TuUibardin, &c. of Had- Alexandri Cockburne, of 20 1. Stirling out of the cuftoms of the burgh dingtoun. Edinburgh. . Joannis de Riddell, of the lands of Cranftoun, koberti, Sencfcalli, of the lands of Dalyell and Modrall, Lanerk.

Joannis, filii Joannis, of a lol. land in the barony of Eldenethe. Michaelis de Sutherland, of the lands of Therboll, Sutherland. Willielmi de Camera, of the lands of Eafter Rothnein.

ep~i et fuorum civium civitatis S. Andree. —— Joannis Kennedy, de terris de Caffills, Dahnortoun, et Schauvcn, Carrick. Alexandri More, de terris de Kynchubr.

Willielmi Wardlaw, de terris de Corfgoatt. S INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II

In vicecom..

Carta Robert!, fil, Dimcani de Atholia, de terrls de Ferdill. Officium coronarie vicecom. de Ed% concedltur Jolunni d^ Lduiiiloun, pro tempore

vite.

Carta Walter! cle Cragy, de terris de Hebiddys.

Dne Marie le Chien, de terris de Dufflis.

. Willielmi de Faffingtoun, de terris de Balmedy. Con. Henrici de Nudrie, of fome aikers in Nudrie.

. IMonafterii de Dumfermling, de terra de Gartneker. —— tjufdem IMonafterii, de terra de Tullicutrie.

• Johannis de Petfcoty, de certis terris infra burgum de Perth. — Comitiile de Angus, de 20!. Sterling percipiend. de thanagio de Colly, Georgii de Dunbar, de dimidietate baroniaruin de Tibris et de Mortoune. —- Marjorie Cuniyn, fponfe Jobannis de Langlands, de terris de Milfaliftoun, kc.

A?ie Book in Parchment, containing the Charters follswing, granted by King David.

Thejirji page cannot be read. N. B. This is the firjl Book nozu in ths General RegiJIer-HouJl:

THE Old Index, infofar as it refpeBs this Book, is far from being accurate. The Editor, therefor l has, from the original Book of Record itfelf, formed an Index entirely new, which he lays before the Public^!as a fpecimen of the manner in -which he propofes to print an Index of all the Books of the Record of the Great Seal, iffuch an undertaking Jhall receive the Public approbation.

In thisfrfi Book cf Charters, as well as in the twelve Rolls now in the General Regijler-Uoufe , the

Witnejes to the Royal Charters, which were not thenfo uniform as they became afterioards, are feldom inferted. Vvhere they are inferted, their Names are given in the Index. The Names too of the Refigners, in Charters of Reftgnation, are given. And: in Charters of Confirmation, the Names, as well of the Granters of the Charters confirmed, as of the Witnejcs to.thofe Original Charters., are fet down. This, with the two Alphabetical Indexes of Lands and of Pcrfons fubjoined to the whole, will exhibit an Hifio- rical View, as Ufeful as it will be Curious, of the Property and Families cf Scotland, by m.cans cf which botk Lands and Pcrfons may be traced with accuracy and eafe...

IT is true, ns Is faid in the CM ihdtx, that the fivd pr.gc of this firfl bock of record is aLnoft totally illegible.

;" 1 The title of the ift charter is, " Confirmatio carte Johannis de Grahame," and its conclufion is, " nri sxxiiio

which probiibly denotes its liaving been granted in the 33d year of King David's reign.

2 The fccoml deed begins, " OSicium coronatoris," and it concludes, «* xxvit" die Martii, anno regni nri xxxilr^."

«< the 3 The title cf the 3d charter is, Confirmatio capcUanie fundate, per Willielmum de," and from body of the deed, the name of the foimder feems to have been " Fentoun •," the commencing word " David"

is legible, and at the end, the figures " xxxiii^" are hardly legible. 4 The 4th begins " OlOciura," and after two or three decayed words, " parte audrali aque de Forth," may be n-ad.

'< " 5 The 5tli has for title, Lra" (litcra) " data Jacobo Mulekyn monetario." The word David" at its be-

ginning is legible, and the grantee is, iu the body of the deed, defigned " De Florer.ce." INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID IT. 71

6 Not a fiiigie word of the 6th deed is legible on the firft page of the book ; but the greater part of the two concluding lines engroffed on the top of the fecond page are plain enough, viz. (com-) " potis fuis annuls,

" vifis ipfius Nigelll Uteris de recepto, plene volumus allocari et hoc nullo" " rei tefti-

" monlum, &:c apud Kyndromy, feptimo die Septembris, anno regrii noftri xxxiii-'." et Moravie, oilicii vicecomitis, et conftabularie de 7 Carta Confirm, donationis per Patricium Comitem Marchie Elgyne, Willielmo de Vallibus. Carta Confir. data eft apud Spyny, 510 Januar. an. reg. 33°. 3 Andree Spryng, tenementi in burgo de Abirden; teftibus "Willielmo Epifcopo Sancli Andree, ct Patricio Epifcopo Brechinenfi cancellario noftro, Roberto Senefcallo Scotie, Comite de Stratherne, nepote nof-

tro, Willielmo de Keith, Marefcrdlo noftro Scotie, et Archebaldo de Douglas> apud Abir-

den, 10 Sept. an. reg. 33.

9 Andree de Er.lcyiic, tcrrc dc Rnplach juxta Strivelyne ; dat. apwl caftrum de Levyn, 25'"

an- !•<;§' sa- le Hugoni de Diinbarr, Canonko Abirdonenfi,. decern marcaruni Steriiiigorum aniiuatim de cuftuma buv;_^".

de Abirden; dat. apud Abirden, 14 Septem. an. reg. 33. n Conlir. donationis per Dominum dc Rubyfl.iWj Johanni de Crab, burgenfi de Abirden, cujafdam petie lerre in dominie de Rubydaw; apud Abirden, xii. Septem. an. Teg.-33.

12 data, ad inftantiam Robert! dx3 Erfkyne, Miiitis, Willielmo de Levynftoun, et Chriftiane de KalenC-ar,

filie quondam Patricii dc Kalentar, fponfe didii Willielmi, tevre de KyllyniTth, in vie de Dunbretanc", cfuam quondam Malcolmus Elamyngi Comes de Wygtoun dcdernt quondam Roberto de Vail, (fortaiL:

pro VaUibiis), cujus filia et heres Margareta, nata de Anglicana, ^uiz heredibas in regno Scotie, in

fata deccllici dat. apud Kyndromy, 13. Odtob; an. reg. 33. Sterlingoruai annuatim dat. ^3 Willielmo Ramefay, Militi, viginti libraruni ; apud Abirden, 9. SepteiT.&. an. reg. 33. 14 AYaltero, filio Auguftlni, burgenfi de Edynbourgli, terre de Nudrie, in vie. de Edynburgh, quam Jo-

hannes de Bennachtyne de !e Corrokys refignavii ; apud Kyndromy, 19. Septemb. an. reg. 33.

15 Confirm, donationis concefle per Willielmiim de Sanclo Claro, terre domiiiice de Mertoun (excepto t.iiT-

tum manerio ejufdem) Ala'.iO de Grahame. Carta Confirm. Pccgis data cfi apud Abirden, i. Novcn;-

bvis, an. reg. 35.

16 cspitulo et collegio canonkorum de AbirJon, jiii-rs patronatus eeclefie de Logy in Buchania, in epifco--

patu Aberdonenfi ; apud Abirden, 12. Septemb. an. reg. 33.

17 " David, Dei gratia. Rex Scoltorum, omnibu?, &c. Sciatis nos dedifle, conceffiire, et hac prefcnti carta <« noilni confirmafle, diledo confanguinco noftro Willklmo de Cunyng-hame, Militi, toinm comitalLtin " noftrum de Carrlk."— Cetera defiiiit, 18 Carta Alexandre Epifcopo et Capitulo AbirdcneiTf:, terre parci de Gaiihull, (fic), In vie. de BanlT; apud Abir-

slen, 12. Sept. an reg. 33. " finguli, 19 Litera ct concefTiO capitulo et collegio canonicorum dg Abirdon, quod hi omneset qui in parco de " Galecholl, (Cc), infra vie. de Banff, fecarc, dolare, veirari, cum animalibus pafturare, aut injuftis viis uti

« line ipilus capituli aat ipfius -dcputati licentia prefumpferint, amerciamenta five efcacta ejufdem p.arci " ab antiquo confueta, vis. fex vaccas, eidemcapitulo vel ejus ad hoc affignato fine diminutione qiia- " cunque perfolvent. In cujus rei, &c. Tcftibus, &c. apud foreftam de K^ntor, in fefto S3n " mentis, anno regni noftri tricefimo temo." 20 Carta Gilberto de Glencharny, baronie de Glencharny, in vie. de Invernefs et comitatu Moravie, quam ipfc

Gilbertus rtfignavit -, tenendc dift. Gilberto et heredibus aiafculis de fuo corpere, quibus deficientibu?, Duncano Frazer, et Criftiane, fponfe ejus, forori dicli Oilberti, et heredibus raafculis de eorum corpo-

ribus, &c. ; apud Abirden, 18. Januarii, an. reg. 33. 2 r ^__ Johanni Reid, terrarum vocat. l*elanyflat, jacen. intra parcum regis de C.udrofs, et terram dc D.iJgw

worne, in vie. de Dunbertane •, apud Spyny, 28. Novcmb. an. reg. 33. 22 >-~. Johanni de Haya de Toiyboyll, " quod poffit redigerc in eulturam totani terram que jacet inter aquani

" de Spec et livolum dcTynct, in forefta del Awnc, et ipfi>ra terram habere, cum oninibus libert.i-

«' tibup," &c. ; apud Abirden, 16. Januarii, an. reg. 33. ;

yz INDEX OF CHARTERS, Sec. BY KING DAVID II.

Comes Moravie fecit quondam Joliannl Urewell 23 Carta Confirm, donatlonis quam quondam Johannes Ranulphi cuftodia foreftarum; earundem et Andree filio ejus, de tcrris de Stanqwar, Tulach, et Drom, cum apud Kynlofs, 24. Decemb. an. reg. 33. fuflentationem duo- 2^ Alexandre Epifcopo et Capitulo AberdonenH, juris pntronatus ecclcfie de Filovth, ad an. reg. lum capellanorum ; apud Abirden, 20. Januani, 33. 2 - Confirm, donationis quam Patricius Comes Marchlc et Moravie fecit Willielmo dc Valllbus, de officio

vicecomitis et conftabubrie de Elgyne ; apud Spyny, 5. Januar. an reg. 33. 26 Confirm, donationis quam Tliomas Comes de Marr fecit Johanni dc Rofs, de terra de Gilcolmyftoun, reg. in vie. de Abirden ; apud Abirden, 16. Novemb. an. 33. 27 Confirm, donationum quas WilUelmus de Keth, Marefcallus Scotle, ac Andreas de Garvyach fecerunt Ade Pyngle, (forfan pro Pryiigle), de terris de Knoc et de Geleftan, in baronia de Strathechyn, infra de Kynbeoun, in baronia de Rothynormam, vie. de Kyncardon ; et de terris de Badcafs, in tenemento Januarii, an reg. infra vie. de Abirden ; apud Abirden, 15. 33. in vie. 28 fratribus predicatoribus de Abirden, centum foHdorum annuatim ex baronia de Banchorydeveny, ;" dc Abirden, «« pro falute anime noftre, et anime Margarete de Logy, dilede noRre apud Abirden,

20. Januar. an reg. 33. 29 Confirm, donationis quam Robertus, Senefcallus Scotie, Comes de Stratherne, fecit Waitero de Moravia de TuUibardine, de terris de Tullibardyne, Petvet. Aldy, Dundovane, terra dominicali de Glendovane,

Clcncoy, Nethyrgafky, ct Dahivach, in comitatu de Stratherne ; et donationis quam Alexander de A- birncthy, Miles, fecit Johanni de Moravia de Tullybardyne, Militi, de terris de Pekerlyngi, in baronia

de Ballynbvech, in vie. de Fiff; apud Elgyne, 7. Decern, an. reg. 33. 30 Confirm, donationis quam AVillielmus de Fentoun fecit uni capellano, in capella fua de Baky, de terra

dc Kinrofs ; apud Edynburgh, 26. Februar. an. reg. 33.

31 Alexandre de Cokburne, viginti librarum Sterlingorum de magna cufluma burgi de Hadyngtoun ; fine

data. 32 Refig. Johanni dc Rydall, terrarum de Cranfloun, in vie. de Edynburgh, fuper refignatione didi Jo- hannis; apud Edynburgh, 25. Januar. an. reg. 33. 33 Roberto, Senefcallo de Scandbothchy, terrarum de Daleel et de Modyrwall, in vie. de Lanerk, « nos " contingen. pro eo quod heredes quondam Roberti Delwall, (fortafie pro De! Wallibus), JVIilitis, con-

«' tra pacem et fideni noftram in Anglia commorantur ;" tenend. ficut quondam Malcolmus Flemyng

ct predidus Robertus Delvall eas tenuerunt ; apud Edynburgh, 23. Martii, an. reg. 33. 34 . Confirm, donationis uni capellano in ecelefia de Dunmanyne, de annuo redditu novem marcarum Ster-

lingorum debito de terris de Hopkellcch, per Jacobum de Tuedi ; et de duabus marcis Sterlingorum

terris de reg. annuatim de di£le Margarete Scraline 5 9. Martii, an. 33. 35 ^— Confirm, donationis quam Thomas Comes de Marr fecit Johanni, filio Johannis, burgenfi de Linlithcu, r. de decern libratis terre, in baronia de Cloveth, in vie. de Forfar ; 4. Februar. a. 33. ^6 —— Confirm, carte concefTe per Willielmum Comitem de Sothirlande, fratri fuo Nicholao de Sothirlande,

fexdecim davatarum terre, in comitatu de Sothirlande, in baronia que dieitur Thorboll : teftes in carta

Comitis non inferuntur in regiftro : Carta Regis data eft apud Edynburgh, 17. Oftob. a. r. 34.

3 7 Confirm, carte ccjnceffe per Thomam Comitem de Marre, Willielmo de Camera, terre de Eftirrothnem,

in Cramarr ; teftes in carta Comitis non inferuntur in reeordo : Carta confir. data eft apud Strivelyne,

26. Maii, a. r 33. 38 Confirm. Willielmo de Laundelys, Epifcopo Sanfti Andree, et fuis fuccefibribus in eo epifcopatu, anti-

quorum privilegiorum conceflbrum predeceiroribus fuis, et hominibus eorum civitatis Sandli Andree ;

5. Junii, a. r. 33.

2-) Confirm. Johanni Kenedy, dc terra de Caftlys, in vie. de Are, vendita illi per Marjoriam dc Mungumry

feniorem, et Marjoriam dc Mungumry, filiam Johannis de Mungumry ; et de terra de Dalmorton, in

comitatu de Carrik, et vie. de Are, illi vendita per Johannem de Turnebery ; et de terra de Schauven,

zjli vendita per Murthacum filium Somerlady ; fine data et teftibus. 1

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Carta Confirm, carte concefie per 40 Alexandrum de Elfynftoun, Dominum ejufdem, Alexandro More, fillo quondam Ade More, Militis, terre de Kychumbr, in baronia de Stanhous, (quam Dominus Godfri- dus de Roos dedit Alexandro de Elfynftoun, patri didi Aiexandri, in excambio pro quadam petia terre in Erthbeg) : teftes in origlnali carta non inferuntur in recordo ; carta confirm, data fuit apud E- dynburgh, 4 Junii, a. r. 33. 41 —— Wiliielmo de WardlaM', duarum bovatarum terre in villa de Corfgat, in baronia de Coldyngham, ad

Regem " contingentium ratione forisfadlure quondam Randulphi de Eklys, qui obiit ad fidem et pacena " Regis Anglie;" item unius carucate terre jacentis in Blanhern, ad Regem « fpeftantis ratione efcaete " pro eo quod heredes quondam Henrici de Ellame ad fidem et pacem Regis Anglie nunc exiftunt j"

et fimiliter duarum carucatarum terre « que fuerunt quondam Ade de Hiltoun, in villa de Hiltoun, " nos contingentium ratione efchaete pro eo quod ditlus Adam ad pacem et fidem Regis Anglie nunc ;" " exiftit 24. Martii, a. r. 33.

— Roberto, filio Duncani de Atholia, medietatis terrarum Regis de Ferdill, in vie. 42 — de Perth ^ teftibus Wil- iielmo Epifcopo Sandti Andree, et Patricio Epifcopo Brechinenfi Cancellario j Roberto Senefcallo

Scotie Comite de Stratherne nepote Regis ; Roberto de Erfkyne Camerario Scotie, et ITioma Byfet,

Militibus ; apud Perth, 24. Mail, a. r. 33.

43 " Officium coronarie vie. de Edynburgh conceditur Johannl de Edmondiftoun, pro toto tempore vite fue j" apud Abirden, 5. Novem. an. reg. 33.

44 Carta Confirm, donationis quam Margarcta de Munfode in fua legitima viduitate fecit Walt^ro de Cragi, filio

fuo juniori, de terris de Hebeddys, in vie. de Lanark ; 9. Martii, a. r. 33. 45 Confirm, donationis quam Margareta de Ablrnethy, ComitiiTa de Anegus, fecit Wiliielmo de Faffyngtoun,

et Margarete fponfe fue, de terra de Balmady ; 6. Febr. a. r. 33.

46 Confirm, carte conceiTe per Robertum Regem, fuper terra de Duffhous, contenta in certis conventioni- bus, inter Dominam Mariam, fponfam quondam Reginaldi le Chen, Militis, ct Alexandrum Frafer; carta Regis data fuit Elgin, 6. Roberti apud Novem. an. reg. 7° ; carta confirm. Regis Davidis, apud Edynburgh, i8.0£lob. a. r. 34. 47 Confirm, carte concefie per Johannem de Benauchtyne de Corrokes, Henrico de Nudre, quarundam

partium terrarum de Nud re-Mare fcall : Teftes in originali carta non nominantur ; carta Regis datur apud Edynburgh, 20. Od. a. r. 34.

48 Abbati et conventui de Dunfermelyne, terre de Gartneker, in vie. de Clacmanane, tenende in libera

regalltate ; 4. Augufti, a. r. 34.

49 iifdem, terre de Tolycultre, cum molendino, in vie. de Clacmanane, in libera regalitate ; 4. Aug. a. r. 34. 50 Confirm. Johanni de Petfcoty, burgenfi de Perth, omnium terrarum, tenementorum, annuorum red-

dituum, &c. que habu^ in burgo de Perth -, 28. Julii, a. r. 34. 5 Margarete de Sando Claro Comitifle de Anegus, viginte librarum Sterlingorum annuatim ex thanagio

de Colly ; apud Sandlum Andream, 13. April, a. r. 34. 52 '• Memorandum, quod 3. Julii, a. r. 34. Quadraginta libre Sterlingorum conceduntur Domino Patricio Co- " miti Marchie et Moravie," &c. " pro regis libito voluntatis duratur." 53 Carta Georgio de Dunbar, medietatis baroniarum de Tibris et Mortoun, in vie. de Drumfres, quas Patricius Comes Marchie et Moravie, et Agnes fponfa fua, refignaverunt ; 28. Junii, a. r. 34. 54 " Memorandum, quod annuus rcddicus fex marcarum de terra de Newby, in vie. de Peblis, conceditur David

" Bvoune, pro tempore vite; I. Julii, a. r. 34." 55 Carta Mariotc Cunync, fponfe quondam Johannis de Langland, terrarum dc Mylfalliftoun et Ochterheuyd, cum molendino de Mylfallifloun ; 3. Julii, a. r. 34. 56 Confirm, donationis fadte per Patricium Comitcm Marchie et Moravie, armigero fuo, Alexandro dc Reclyntoun, de terris dominicis didti et Comitis de Duns Mylchaulch, aliarumq. ; 2. Julii, a. r. 34. 57 Conf. donationis quam Thomas_,Comes de Mavr fecit^Alexandro de Lyndefay, baronie dc BalwynJoloch ct Rothven, in vie. de Forfar; 3. Julii, a. r. 34. T &c. BY KING DAVID II. 74 INDEX OF CHARTERS,

58 Carta Conf. conventionis inde infer Robertum Sencfcallum Scotie Comitcm de Stratherne, et Abbatem (rt la vie. Strivelyn Conventum San£le Crucis, fuper folutione annul redditus e terris de Carfs, in de ;

16. Julii, a. T. 34. ^g Henrico de Aflcirk, terre que fuit Ade de Glentoun, in burgo de Roxburgh, et cuftodie omnium men-

furarum di£ti burgi -, 20. Julii, a. r. 34. Co Confirm, omnium donationum et conceffionum fadtarum per quofcunq. vel quafcunq. Jolianni de Infuli?,

a. r. de quibufcunq. terris, tenemcntis, annuls redditibus, et poffeiTionibus ; 4. Julii, 34. 61 Roberto de Er/kyne, Militi, terre de Malerbe, in vie. de Perth, et annuo redditu trefdecim folidorum et quatuor denariorum Sterlingorum, de particula terre que fuit Johannis de Petfcoty, quam terram Ja-

cobus de Blare refignavit ; 15. Aug. a. r. 34.

62 Thome Bifet, Militi, totius comitatus de Fif ; tenendi eidem Thome, et heredibus mafculis inter ipfam " et Yfabellam de Fif procreandis ; qulbus deficlentibus, volumus quod totus prediiStus comitatus ad

" nos et heredes noftros libere revertatur ;" 8. Junil, a. r. 34. 63 Confir. donationis quam Patricius de Dunbarr Comes Marchle et Moravie, fecit alumpno fuo Johanni de Hibburne, et heredibus mafculis de corpore fuo, qulbus deficien. Patricio Hibburne, fratri fuo, et

heredibus dc corpore ejus, de terris de Ovirmerkhill et Nehirmerkliill, in vicecomitatu Marchie ; 9. Junii,

an. reg. 34. 64 Alexandro de Reclyntoun, cujufdam tenementi in burgo dc Edynburgh, 3. Julii, a. r. 34. 65 Johanni Gray, clerico rotulorum, centum folidorum Sterlingorum, ex finibus, amerciamentis, feu efcaetis itineris camerarie, et totidem folidorum de exitibus jufticiarie ex parte boreal! aque Forth, per annum,

pro tempore vite. 66 Ade Page, fervienti Regis, centum folidorum Sterlingorum annu.-.tlm, percipiendorum per manus came-

rarii, pro toto tempore vite fue ; 7. Julii, a. r. 34. 67 Roberto de Lawedre, Militi, annue penfionis aol. de exitibus jufticiarie ex parte boreali aque dc

Forth ; apud Dunfermelync, i. Od. a. r. 34,

6S Rogero Hog, burgenfi de Edynburgh, tenementi et omnium terrarum et annuorun reddituum ejus in

dlfto burgo ; 23. Aug. a. r. 34. 6^ Confirm. Johanni Yung, vlcario ecclefie de Fordys, afledationis illi fade per Johannem de Haya, ^e terra de Robe Buky, in le Awne, in vie. de Banff; 14. OQ.. a. r. 34. 70 Willielmo Somer, annul redditus 40 folid. de terra de Baldavie, et molendlno ejufdem, in vie. de Banff; apud Perth, 28. Mali, a. r. 33. 71 Andrec de Kirkaldy, capellano, 5 marcarum Sterlingorum annuatlm de cuftuma civitatis San£ll Andrce, " quoufque per Domlnum Regem ad aliquod beneficium ecclefiafticum fuerlt promotus ;" 25. Aug.

a. r. 34. 72 -—— Ade, perpetuo vlcario de Lynllthcu, capellano Regis, lol. Sterlingorum de cuftuma regia burgi de Lyn-

lithcu, annuatlm, pro toto tempore vite ejus ; 7. Sept. a. r. 34. 73 Roberto de Corry, et Sufanne fponfe ejus, fille et heredi Thome de Torthorwald, " in mea prefentia, «' ad fidem et pacem noftram, apud bellum commifTum apud Durhame defundti, terrarum de Coulyn

." et Ruchane, que fuerunt quondam Willielmi de Carliolo," in vie. de Drumfres ; 18. 0£l. a. r. 34. 74 Confirmatlonis Davidi de Melgdrum, medletatis terre de Weftbins, in baronia de Ablrcorn, data illi per

Willielmum More de Ablrcorn ; apud Melros, 28. 0£t. a. r. 34.

75 Waltero de Lefly, Militi, pro toto tempore vite fue, 40 1. Sterl. annuatlm, de magna cuftuma burgi de

Dunde ; 14. Oft. a. r. 34. 76 Johanni de Logy, Domino ejufdem, thanagii de Thanadas, in vie. de Forfar, et reverfionis thanagii dc in Glaumes, eodem vie. ; apud Perth, 4. Apr. a. r. 34. 77 Alexandro de Lyndfay, annul redditus 9 marcaium de terris de Glenefk, in vie. de Forfar; 25. Aug. a. r. 34. 78 Johanni Mercer, burgenfi de Perth, partlcuk terre in burgo de Perth; apud Perth, 27. Sept. a. r. 34. 1

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Magno Morfy, et loo folidorum de DurfchinCj cum 79 Carta Davidl Flamyng, annui reddltus 2o maicarum de « quadraginta marcis parco de Durfchine, et refidui de occidental! parco de Kyncardyn ; quoufque de

" terre hereditarle alibi per nos fibi fuerit provifum ;" apud Melros, 27. 0£l. a. r. 34. 80 Confirm, donationis quam Rogerus de Mortuo Man, Miles, fecit Margarete de Meneteth, fponfe ejus,

filie Alexandri de Meneteth, de terris de Foulys, in vie. de Perth, " in liberam dotem antequam ma-

" trimonium inter eofdem in facie ecclefie fuerat celebratum," pro toto tempore vite did. Margarete •,

14. Julii, a. r. 35. 8 " Confirmatur etiam didis die loco ac anno donatio ilia quam idem Rogerus fecit di£le fponfe fue ante- " quam matrimonium, ut fupra, inter eofdem faftum fuerat", de terra de Cuthilmyre.

82 " Apud Drumfres, 27. Junii, a. r. 35. Conceduntur Bricio Wych, ad tempus vite, pro feodo annuatim 100 folidi Sterl. per manus Camerarii Scotie." an- 83 Carta Agneti de Kelor, quod terre de Kepnemad non teneantur nifi tantum in tribus fe£li3 curie faciendis

nuatim ad tria placita capitalia apud Strievlyn, " aliis articulis et conditionibus in carta progenitoris

" noftri terrarum novi et antiqui parcorum juxta Strivelyne, ac dift. terre de Kepnemad, in fuo roborc

" duraturis ;" apud Strivelyne, 6. Julii, a. r. 35. 84 ConcefTio Willielmo de Carnys, et Duncano, filio ejus et heredi, quod pro terris fuis de Eftirw-ytburne et Weflerwytburne, de cetero teneantur tantum in tribus feclis per annum ad tria placita in curia con-

ftabularie de Lynlithcu ; 26. Sept. a. r. 35. Horfbruk, 85 Carta Jacobo de Douglas, filio quondam Johannis de Douglas, Militis, annui redditus de EfTchlis,

Efterhopkeliouch, ct Newby, in vie. de Peblys •, 27. Sept. a. r. 35. 86 Confir. duarum cartarum Abbati et Monachis de Kylwynnyne, prioris per Johannem de Meneteth, Do- niinum de Arane et Knapdall, juris patronatus ecclefiarum San6l:e Marie, et Sandle Brigide, infule de Fou- de Arane ; hiis teftibus. Domino Beano re£lore ecclefie Sande Marie de Arane, Willielmo

lartoun, Chriftiano M'Nawych, Comedino Medico, Hugone filio Johannis, Buano Weir, Roberto Boyman, Thoma de Infirmitorio, et multis aliis; date in monaflerio predido, 12. Odlob. anno Do- ejufdem, juris patronatus ec- mini 1357 ; alterius carte concefle per Johannem de Maxwell, Dominum clefie de Libertoun, cum una acra terre juxta terram ecclefie, " quam ego coram pluribus perambulavi

" et eifdem aflignavi, falvo jure Domini Roberti de Glene, re£lore ejufdem, quoufque cedat vel de- «« cedat ;" teftibus Domino Roberto Senefcallo Scotie, Mauricio de Moravia, Johanne Senefcallo Domino de Pcriftoun, Johanne de Lyndefay Domino de Cragine, Hugone Domino de Eglyntoun, Militibus; Godfrido Domino dc Ardroflane, Alano Cambell, Hugone del Blare, et Johanne fratre fuo,

et multis aliis; caret data ; et carta Regis caret et teftibus et data. 87 Confir. carte per Alexandrum Regem Scottorum, burgenfibus et communirati burgi de Kyngorne, forum

in dido burgo omni die Jovis tenendi ; teftibus Nicholao de Haya, Andrea de Moravia, David de Leveftoun, Militibus, apud Largauch, 26. Junii, an. reg. 36°. Carta confir. Regis Davidis fuper-

addit quedam alia privilegia, teftibus Willielmo Epifcopo Sandi Andree, et Patricio Epifcopo Brechi-

nenfi Cancellario, Roberto Senefcallo Scotie Comite de Stratherne, Willielmo Comite de Douglas, Militibus Perth, Roberto de Erlkyne Camcrario, Archebaldo de Douglas, Johanne Herice, ; apud

2° Julii, an. reg. 35. 88 Confir. carte conceffe per Alexandrum diftum conftabuU. burgenfem de Abirdene, fratribus ordinis de Monte Carmeli apud Abirdene, quatuor marcarum Sterlingor. annui redditus ex terra in vico caftri Regis data eft apud Edynburgh, April, a. r. difti burgi ; 14. Maii, 1350 : Carta confir. 5. 35. aque de Gervane, cum annuo redditu ftp Johanni de Kenedy, duarum dcnariatarum terre ex parte boreali decern marcarum de Ballichlewnekan, et annuo reditu quinque marcarum de Dahewacht, in comltatu

de Carrik, ct vie. de Are, " quoufque nos, vel heredcs noftri, eundcm Johannem, vel heredes fuos, de

«' viginti libratis terre infra vie. de Arc, vel de quadraginta marcatis terre extra didum vicecomitatum,

" infcodavimus ;" ^pud Dunbrctane, 18. Septem. a. r. 32.

"X 76 INDEX OF CHARTERS, Sec. BY KING DAVID II. j)o Carta Confir. carte concefle per Johannem de Moravia de Newtoun in Fyf, Henrico de Lychtoun carucate

terre, cum Lochilat, Welflat, et Bradvale, et tenementi de Innerdovet, quas Cecilia Trymblay, filia

et heres quondam Roberti de Trymblay, refignavit apud Sandford -, di£tus vero Henricus, et heredes ejus, &c. dcbent ad molendinum de Newtoun unam firlotam cujuflibet bladi de qualibet celdra quam

molabunt ad molendinum prediiSlum ; teftibus Dominis Johanne de Kyndelouch, et Nicholao de Ra- mefay, Militibus, W. de Sando Clare Domino de Dyferth, Alexandro de Lyndfay de Glenelk, Ma-

theo Sibald, et aliis ; carta confirm. Regis data eft apud Perth, 20. Novemb. a. r. 34. 91 Confirm, carte concefle per Patricium de Dumbarr Comitem Marcliie et Moravie, Alexandro dc Ryk-

lyntoun, dimidii terre de Eftfpot, cum tenandria in villa de Qwytfoum, que fuit quondam Seiree

Frefer, et " quas Patricius de Ramefay, Miles, Dominus de Dalufy, refignavit, in plena curia noftra

« apud Qwytyngeham ;" teftlbus, in carta Comitis, W. et A. de Halburtoun, Patricio de Polworth, W. de Diflyngtoun, Militibus, W. de Erch, 'Alexandre de Kokburne, Adam de Nefbit, et multis aliis; carta Regis data eft, 8. Aprilis, a. r. 35. 92 Confir. carte Alexandri Regis Scottorum, Abbati et Conventui de Londors, omnium terrarum quas te-

nuerunt a prima fundatione domus fue, et eos eximentis ab auxiliis, exercitlbus, et aliis forinfecis fer-

vitiis de terris fuis ; teftibus, in carta Alexandri Regis, Willielmo filio Alani Senefcalli jufticiario

Scotie, Willielmo Olifant jufticiario Laodonie, Bernard Frafer, Waltero Byfeth, Johanne de Haya ; apud caftrum Puellarum, 12. Novem. an. reg. 33^'"; carta confir. Regis Davidis nominatim eximit a

predidis fervitiis terras de Cragy, Miltoun, Claypottys, et Balmaw ; et data eft apud Dunde, 20. Sept. an. reg. 36. 93 —— Alexandro de Cokburne, baronie de Caredyn, in vie. de Edynburgh, " que nos continglt ratione efcaete " pro eo quod Johannes deVeteri Ponte di£tam baroniam injufte alienavit, noftra licentia non optenta;"

apud Sconam, le. Novem. an. reg. 29°. 94 Confir. donationis fex petrarum cere Abbati et Conventui de Londors, fa£te per Davidem de Lyndefay Dominum de Crauford, folubilium per ballivum vel firmarium de Carny, et emendarum duobus marcis

dido Davidi debitis annuatim de terra de Pethfour juxta Carny; 19. Novem. an. Dom. 1355 ; carta

confirm. Regis data eft apud Lundors, 3. Aug. an. reg. 36. 95 Confir. carte concefle per Thomam Comitem de Marr, Egoni filio Fergufii, terre de Huchtererne, in comitatu de Marr; apud caftrum de Kyndromy, teftibus Dominis Waltero Moygn, Johanne le

Graunte, et Laurentio Gilibrand, Militibus ; Magiftris Johanne de Cromdole decretorum dodore canonico Roffenfi, Gilberto Armeftrang canonico Moravienfi, Domino Johanne de Marr canonico Abir-

donenfi, Thoma et Alexandro Brifbane fratribus, et multis aliis ; carta conf. Regis data eft apud Kyndromy, 9 Septem. an. reg. 36. 96 —— Johanni Herice, Militi, baronie de Triuereglys, in vie. de Drumfres, que fuit Thome Comitis de Marr, et quam " idem Comes coram pluribus regni noftri prelatis et proceribus" refignavit, cum qui-

bufdam privilegiis obfervatione dignifiimis ; 17. Odob. a. r. 36. 97 Roberto de Bruys, terrarum de Gerfmanyftoun, la Canet, Gatyfende, Petfouldoun, Gerfmanyftoun

Carfs, la Perkmedow, Gragory, Garyncloe, et Dryfeld, in vie. de Clacmanan ; excepto molendino

vocat le Lyndmill «' quoufq. pro dido Roberto aut heredibus ejus de equivalentia didarum terrarum

" alibi duximus providere ;" 10. Odob. a. r. 36. ^8 Willielmo dc Fawfyd, et Marjorie Flemyng, fponfeejus, molendini in terris de Tolygart vocat. le Lynd-

mill, in vie. de Clackmanan, pro tempore vite did. Marjorie ; declaran. ctiam quod terra de Tolygart

antea concefla, libera fit pro eodem tempore ab arreagiis et carriages ; 18. Odob. a. r. 36. —— " pro falute anime noftre, et anime Margerete Regine Scotie noftre focie," &c. ecclefie ct canonicis

de Cambulkyneth annul redditus decenx librarura argcnti de terris de le Plane, in vie. de Strivelyne ;

apud Perth, 25. Aug. a. r. 36. ;

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Carta Confirm, conventionis inter aldermannum, 100 fade balllvos, et communitatem burgi de Perth et WiU lielmum de Difpenfa, burgenfem de Perth, qua didti aldermannus, &c. ad feodifirmam dimiferunt didto Williehiio " cuftumam pontis de Perth, que per communitateni ville de Perth affedari con- " fuevit annuatim tholoneario pontis, falvis tamen terris firmis et redditibus, tarn in villa quam extra " tarn ex antiqua infeodatione nova quam prediao ponti conceffis vel concedendis, in difpofitionf « prediac communitatis ville de Perth in perpetuum remanfuris j pro quaquidem cuftuma deponenda " et in perpetuum interpellanda ita, viz. quod omnes tranfeuntes pauperes et divites a preftatione *» difte liberi in cuftume Cnt et quieti perpetuum, prediaus Willielmus dedit, conceflit, Sec. ad fa- <' bricam et fuftentationem predidi pontis tres libras Sterlingorum annuaiim de terra fua de Gilgir- « gyftoun," &c. parti hujus fcripti penes didum Wiilielmum refidenti figilla Johannis Bifapifman, tunc aldermanni, et Michaelis Fifler, Ricardi de Balcolmy, et Criftiaiu de Aula, tunc ballivorum de Perth, funt appenfa teftibus, in dida ; conventione, Dominis R. Senefcallo Scotle, D. de Haya Con- ftabulario Scotie, Andrea de Buthurgaflc tunc vicecomite de Perth, Johanne Cambrin de Balgriger- de nach, Rogero Mortuo Mari, Andrea de Douglas, Militibus, quibufdam burgenfibus, et multia aliis apud Perth, die Martis, in fefto Apoftoiorum Petri et Pauli, an. } Dom. 1344 : Carta conf. Re- gis data eft apud Edynburgh, 6. Novem, a. r. 36.

et »0i Abbati Conventui de Londors, medietatis terre de Efter Cragy, in baronia de Parnbogali, in vie. de Edynburgh, pro f.ilute anime Regis et animarum Bartholomei Loone, (forfan pro Lome), et Phi- lippe de Moubray, fponfe ejus, filie et heredis quondam Philippi de Moubray, Militis ; quam terram

predia. Bartholomeus et Philippa coram pluribus regni magnatibus refignaverunt ; apud Lundors 3. Aug. an. reg. 36.

S02 —— Ade diai Forefter, medietatis terre dc Qwhitburne, in conftabularia de Linlithcu, et vie. de Edyn-

burgh, quam Johannes Yung, burgeufis de Lynlithcu, refignavit; 17. Aug. a. r. 36. Willielmo J 03 de Dalyell, ferjjndo de feodo vicecomitatus de Lanerk, quinque librarum Sterlingor. an« nuatim pro feodo fuo, five de exitibus curiarum difti vicecomitatus, five de exitibus itineris juiticiariij 13. Aug. a. r. 36.

104 Roberto Multrer, burgenfi de Edynburgh, terrarum que fuerunt Johannis Colti, in baronia dc Laftal-

ryk ; 22. Junii, a. r. 36. Confirm, donationis Willielmus More, 105 quam Miles, fecit in perpetuam elemofmam a'ttari Sande Marie Virginis, in ecclefia parochiali de Edynburgh, terre de Rayiiftoun, in vie. de Edynburgh

1 8. Septeni. a. r. 34.

106 Rogero Wodyfeld, omnium ejus tenementorum, &c. in burgo de Drumfres, et viginti librarum terre, cum uno burgagio, in villa de Traqwayre, quas Joneta, filia Waltcri de Moffet, et Ricardus Duchti, maritus ejus, eidem Rogero impignoraverunt, " ficut carte, litere, vel evidentie, viva voce vel in " ;" fcriptis, quas exinde habet in fe jude plenius continent et proportant 6. Decern, a. r. 36.

107 —— Fergufio de Edinhame, burgenfi de Edynburgh, et Margarete de tJtrivelyne fponfe ejus, terre que fuit

Willielmi Bertholmew, in burgo de Edynburgh ; 6. Decern, a. r. 36.

J 08 —— Confirm carte Willielmi de Conynghame Domini de Carrik, Jacobo de Leprewyk, medietatis terre

de Polkarne, in Kyle-regis, et in vie. de Are ; teftibus, Dominis David filio Walter!, Johanne de fiho Daniellyftoun, Alfxandro Senefcallo, Militibus > Johanne Domini Valteri, Johanne de Nef- bith, carta confir. Johanne de Robardltoun, et multis aliis ; Regis data eft 5. Decem. a. r. 36. 1*9 • Confirm, donationis quam Margareta Ovyot, filia et una hcredum David Ovyot, Militis, fponfa Roberti de MeygnerJs, Militis, fecit Ricardo Ovyot, confanguineo fuo, de dimidia parte terre dc Cafiyndoly,

de tota terra de Balqviry et de Cragueir, de Calange, et tota parte fua molendini de Syres, in vie. de

Fyff; apud monafterium de Lundors, 7. Aug. a. r. 36. 110 -— Confirm, donationis quam Dugallus M'Dowalle, Miks, fecit Jolianni Trapont, nunc dido Carrie hc-

raudo, de quatuor marcatis terre de Litilgretby, in domlnio de Kyraflalde, in vie. de Drumfres, et dc viginti folidatis terre de Glengarg et in Glcncrag, dominio dc Curwcn, in vie. prediQ ; 5. Decern a. r. 36. U ;

7S INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID 11.

Ill Carta burgenfibus et communitati de Edynburgh, petie terre <• in di£lo burgo in vico communi ex parte oe- " cidentali veteris tholonei afcendendo verfus caftrum, contincntis centum pedes in longitudne, et

" triginta duos pedes in latitudine, ubi novum tholoneun^ fibi conftruere valeant et edificare ;" 3. De-

cern, a. r. 36. y,2 VVillielmo de Gladftancs, filio et heredi Willielmi Gladftanes, Militis, terrarum de Wodgrenyn-

toun, Wynkleftoun, et Acolmefield, in vie. de Peblys, quas Patricius Mallevill refignavit ; 18. De-

cern, a. 1-. 36. Gladftanes, annui redditus de terris de "Wynkiftoun et Wodgrenyntoun, in vie. de Peblys J 13 Willielmo de apiid Perth, 25. Januarii, a. r. 36. " J 14 Alano de Erfkyne, baronie de Inchture, in vie. de Perth, quam Johannes de Inchture refignavit, apud

'< Perth, coram pluribus regni noftri magnatibus 5" 2. 0£tob. a. r. 36. 115 Alano de Erflcyne, terre de Crambcth, in vie. de Fyf, quam Alexander de Crambeth refignavit, apud

Perth, coram pluribus regni magnatibus , 2. 0£lob. a. r. 36. 116 Confirm, carte concefle per Criibanam de Malavilla, Dominam de Glenbcrvy, Johanni de Malavilla, confanguineo ejus, terrarum de Legevyn, Curmyr, Coldon, Blarernach, Hardiwod, et Radynauane,

in baronia de Glenbervy, et vie. de Kyncardyn ; et concedentis quod diiSl. Johannes et heredes fui

poffint molare, apud molendinum de Glenbervy, pro vlcecifmo quinto vafe multure ; teftibus, Adam Epifcopo Brechinenfi, ac Dominis Willielmo de Monte Alto, David de Berclay, Malcolmo de Rame-

fay vicecomite de Agnegus, fjicj, Militibus, Johanne de Stratoun, Johanne Judice, Waltero de Al-

lardas, Samuele de Wyltoun, Thoma de Strathtchyn juniore, et multis aliis ; carta conf. Regis data

eft apud Perth, 6. Aprilis, a. r. ^6,

117 Confirm, carte concefle per Willielmum de Kcth Marefcallum Scotie, et Margaretam fponfam ejus,

neptem et hercdem Alexandri Frafer, Militis, Domini baronie de Strathckyn, Adc Pyngle, et Mar-

jorie fponfe ejus, filie et hevedi Willielmi didli Ingeramifman, terrarum davate del Knoc et Gelac-

bane, in di£t. baronia, cum molendino de Camby; apud manerium noftrum forefte de Kyntor, I2.

Maii, an. Dom. 1361 ; carta Regis confirm, data eft apud Perth, 6. Aprilis, an. reg. 36.

J.I 8 Confirm, carte concefle per Andream Dempfter et Johannem de CuUas, priori et canonicis de Roftynot,

quatuor librarum Stcrlingorum, ratione decimi denarii de terris de Menmar ; teftibus Willielmo et

Patricio Epifcopis Sancli Andree et Brechinenfi, et Domino David de Grahame, Domino de Ald-

monros, et Roberto de Ramefay Vicecomite de Forfar, 8. Aprilis, an. Dom. 1360; carta confirm.

Regis data eft apud Sconam, 3. Augufti, an. reg. 36. J 19 __— Johanni de Innerpeflir, et Criftiane de Sanclo Michaele, fponfe ejus, medietatis terre de Conevath, in Tic. de Banfi^, et terrarum de duabus Logy Ardachis, in vie. de Abirdene, ficut Philip de Melgdrum,

Miles, pater, et Andreas de Melgdrum frater predide Criftiane, eas tenuerunt ; apud Munros, 31. Martii, an. reg. 36. 110 *' fioliolo noftro David Fauconer, quern de Sacro fonte levavimus, o£lo librarum Steriingor. ad '« fuftentationem fuam annuatim percipiendarum de itineribus Camerarie ;" apud Munros, 2. April.

a. r. 36. lai Willielmo de Diflchyntoun, Militi, terre de Balmany, molendini de Aberlenmach, terre de Tolyqwron-

lach, et annui redditus de Flemyngtoun, in thanagio de Aberlenmach, et vie. de Forfar, " quoufq.

" nos, vel heredes noftri, didum Willielmum, vel heredes fuo;., per cartam noftram infeodaverimus

" de viginti marcatis terre in loco aliquo competenti ;" 18. Feb. a. r. 36.

122 Waltero de Spetall, decime partis terrarum de Kynynmunth, in quarterio de Fortheryf, in vie. de Fyf,

quam Adam de Moncur, et Agnes de Ramfay, fponfa fua, refignavcrunt ; apud Perth, 6. April,

a. r. 36. 123 " Bricio Wych, fervienti noftro, pro feodo fuo, centum folidorum Stcrlingorum annuatim percipiendo-

" rum de terris de Ballachach," in ballia de Kynrofs ; apud Abirbrotiiock, 8. April, a. r. 36. 124 Cojifirm. donationib quam Alicia de Randalyftoun lecit Waltero de Hoipith, de uno tofto et crofto

a. r. 36.. in villa de Eilriftoun, ct de tribus acris terre adjaceutibus ibidem ; 25. Febr. INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID 11. 79

rac Carta Confirm, carte concefle per Thomam Byfet, Militem, Yfabelle de Fyf Domine ejufdem, <' ante ma- in vie. Perth, t « trimonium inter me et ipfam in facie ecclefie celebratum," baronie de Glafclune, de

partis terre de Erth et Slamanane, in vie. de Strivelyne, dlfto Thome pertinentis, et terre ejus de Andrcara, lo. Cuthyldrayne, in vie. de Fyf, pro toto tempore vite ditte Yfabelle ; apud Sandum Willielmo, Jchannc, et Patricio, San£ti Januar. an. Dom. 1362 ; his teltibus, venerabilibusDominis

Andree, Dur.keldenfi, et Brechinenfi, Epifcopis ; Domino Roberto Senefcallo Scotie et Comite de

Stratherne, Patricio Comite de Marchia et Moravia ; Dominis Roberto Erfkyne, Willielmo de Dif-

fcyntoun, Andrea de Valonis, et Johanne de K;. ndeloch, Militibus ; Michaele de Balfour, David de Barclay, et multis aliis; carta confirm Regis data eft apud Perth, 17. April, an reg. 36. Morfy Inferiori, in vie. de Kyncardin, pro vita dift. J26 Affedationis Ale.xro de Strathachyne, terrarum de Alex"; apud Aberbrothoc, 6to Apnlis, an. reg. 36 'o. filio fuo et heredi Gilberto Kenedy, de terris de Srogil- ,2^ Confir. carte concefl". per Johannem Kenedy, Leythyrdall, in vie. de Wigtoun apud Pertli, 2Zi'^ toun, de Poltoun, et de duabus Brochtounis de ; Martii, an. reg. 36'". Sajidi Nemoris 8"° Mali, an. reg. 36 'o- ,28 Proteaionis in favorem Abbatis et Conventus ; Andree de Moravia, terrarum de Kepmade, in vie. ,2g Confir. donationis concefl'. per Agnetem Koullor, an. reg. 36'". de Strivelyn 5 10^° Mali, terrarum Regis in thanaglo de NewJolk, in vie. de Kyncardyn; 10* ,qQ Alex™ de Lyndefay, omnium Mail, an reg 2'^-". 1,1 Roberto de Dalyell, terrarum Regis de Selkyrk, exceptis firmis Regis de burgo de Selkyrk; 15° Maii, an. reg. 36'". medietatis baronie de Strabrock, in conftabulario j^-, Mariote Chene, fponfe quond. Johannis de Douglas, partis comitatus Cathanie, in vie. de Invernefs fuper de Lynlithcu, in vie. de Edynburg'i, et quarte ; refignatione ipfius Mariote fada EJynburgi, ni prefentia diverforum procerum et barouum regni,

25'° die M.iii, anno Domini 1366 .

In vlco furcarum burgi de Abirdene ; 1° Junii, ,j, JohanniKer, burgenfrde Strivelyne, particate terre an. reg. 36'f. Rogeri de Faufyde, Militis, terre de Lathhame, in coa- f^4 Malcohno de Faufide, filio et heredi quondam » contingentis Regi ratione efcaetc, ex eo quod ftabularia de Hadyngtoun, in vie. de Edynburgh, •," concefle per Regem " diaus Malcolmus ad raptum cujufdem mulieris perfonaliter esiltebat alias Epifcopo Johannem ; teftibus Willielmo SandL Johanni de Lyle Militi, et nunc refignate per didum Cancellario, Roberto Senefcallo Comite de Stratherne ne- Atidree, et Patricio Epifcopo Brechinenfi Willielmo Comite de Douglas, Roberto de Erfkyne, pote noftro, Patricio Comite Marchie et Moravie, Novembris. ann. reg. 37™°. Willielmo de DyfTchintoun, Militibus. apud Edynburgh, 25^0 de Faufide antedid. Alexr' de Cocburn, prefcrioto terre ..5 Confirmationis carte concefle per Malcolmum Malcolmi) Patricio Comite Marchie et Moravie, Waltero de Haiybur- de Lethhame -, teftibus (in carta Militibus Johnnne de Sando Claro Domino de ton, Tlicma de Faufide, et Patricio de Hebburn, ; vicecomite Edynburgh, Adam de Hirdmanftoun, Willielmo Mautalent. Symone de Prefton tunc de muitis aliis; teftibus (in carta Regis) iil- Nefbyth, et Willielmo de Faufvde, confimguineis meis, et (M' cum Archibaldo de Dou- dem perfonis quorum nomina infcribuntur in carta precedente, 134.), 13110 et Robertum de Erlkyne ; apud Perth, glas, cujus nomen fcribitur inter Comitem de Douglas Januarii, an. reg. 37"'"- de Caredyn, in vie. de Edynburgh, regi contingentis pro eo quod Johannes rg,; Alex'^ de Cocburn, baronie Regis non optenta teftibus ut in de Vetcri Ponte didam baroniam injufte alienavit l^centia ; N 135'°, Novemb. a. r. 29. excepto Willmo de Dyflchingtoun ; apud Sconam, lo ima-conceflii Willielmum Regem Scottorum, Willielmo de Veterl j^^ Confir. trium cartarum, quarum per teftibus (in carta Regis Will.) Ponte, terrarum de Boulton, Caredyn, et Langtoun, in Warennam ; Riddell, David fratre meo, W. de Bid. Cancellario, Roberto de Quincy Jufticiario, Ilugone Jo- ;v

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2^^ Scot. hanne de London, Bern, filio Briant, apud Jedworth : concefla per Robertum Rcgem teftibus Willielmo dc Veteri Ponte, omnium feodorum et forisfafturarum baronie fue de Caredyn ; Mili- (in diQa ima carta Regis Roberti) Roberto de Keth, David de Berkeley, Jacobo de Lyndefay, Lyndefay Camerario Scotie, Henrico de Anandia, tibus, Waltero Senefcallo Scotie, Willielmo de Robertum, Willielmo de Veten Ponti, Militi, baroniarum et aliis : 3'" concefla per eundem Regem Roberti, 20° Oaobris, an. reg. dc Bolton et Langtoun, data apud DunftafFynch, fub figiUo diai Regis Perth, 16. Apr. 410-, teftibub in carta Regis Davidis iifdcm qui infcribuntur in N° 13610-, apud

a. r. 36. molendini in burgo et territorio de Inverben7, et quarterii de Glenchungole, va- I 38 Carta Alex- de Stratoun, data apud Monros, 17" Januarii, len. fecundum antiquum cxtcntum decern marcas Sterlingorum -,

an. reg. 39"". 39no. in vie. de Fyf ; apud Perth, lon'o Martu, an reg. ,39 Johanni de Leftalrlk, molendini de Inftrothir, de Bonkyll, Andrec ,40 Confir. carte concefle perThomam Scnefcallum, Comitem de Anegus et Dominum annui reddi- Parker, burgenfi de Dunde, terrarum de Kyngenny et Carntoun, et duarum marcarum Comitis) Abbate de Bal- tus ex terris de Wymachy, in baronia de Athy ; telUbus (in carta Hugone merynach, Domino Laurentio Archidiacono Brechinenfi, Roberto de Erfkyne, Roberto de Ramefay, data Roberto de Cheftiolme, Militibus, Waltero de Lefly, Alexandro Skynnech, et aliis v carta Regis

eft apud Perth, 10. Martii, an. reg. 39.

141 Johanni de Loornc, terre de Glenlion, in Athol ; apud Perth, 12. Martii. an. reg. 39. apud 542 Johanni del Yle, et Margarete de Vaus fponfe ejus, terre de Buchane, in vie de Strivelyne ; Perth, 15. Martii, a. r. 39. -[^^ Jacobo de Blare, omnium terrarum et annuorum reddituum que fuerunt quondam Ade Chiry, in

vie. de Are : 3"° Februarii, an. reg. 39°. J44 Johanni de Edmounftoun, Militi, terrarum thanagii del Boyen, in vie. de Banff, cum annuo redditu quatuor librarum exeuntc de villa de Banff; apud Perth, 17. Martii, an. reg, 39. 145 Johanni de Abirnethy, Militi, terrarum de Balgeuery, Cragynkat, Balglaly Wefter, et Balglaly Efter,

in conflabularia de Kynghorne, et vie de Fyff ; apud Perth, \^^° Martii, an. reg. 39.

146 Thome Foreft, particate terre in burgo de Edynburgh que fuit quondam Alexandri Fairley baftardi •,

apud Perth, 16. Martii, an. reg. 39 . 147 Waltero de Newbyggyng, medietatis baronie de Cult, refignate per Willielftium dc Newbyggyng-,

22. Aprilis, an. reg^. 39'^. 148 Andree de Conynghame, annui reddltus duarum marcarum ex terra de Kyndevy, in vie. de Perth 22. Aprilis, an. reg. 39. I4P —__ Confir. donationis per Alexandrum Regem Scottorum, fratris predicatoribus de Elgyne, duarum celdrarum frumenti, duarum celdrarum ordei, et unjus celdre brafei, annuatim, ex firmis vicecomitatus

dc Elgyne -, teftibus (in carta Regis Alex.) Alexandro Comync Comite de Buchane Jufticiario et

Conftabulario Scotie, Donaldo Comite de Marr, Ingeramo de Gynys, Reginaldo le Chyne, Militibus

apud Kyntor, 29" Martii, an. reg. 36"' : Carta conf. Regis David data eft 20. Aprilis, an reg. 39.

|f^o Nicholao de Erfkyne, terrarum de Kynnoule, in vie. de Perth, refignatarum per Robertum de Erflcyne, Militem, patrem predifti Nicholai, cum confenfu Criftiane de Keth ejus fponfe, coram magnatibus

regni, apud Perth, i4toJanuarii, anno Domini 1366'°, tenendarum in liberam baroniam et warrennam

adeo libere, &c. ficut predi£tus Robertus, et Criftiana fponfa ejus, aut aliquis Comes dc Fyf, Dominus predi£le, baronie cam tenuit, faciendo inde Regi fervitium de di£la baronia debitum et confuetum ; «' vcrotamen volumus ct concedimus, pro nobis et heredibus noftris, quod heredes Nicholai, &c. per- " maneant liberi et penitus excmpti quoad baroniam prediftam, de warda, relevio, et maritagio quo- " tiefcunque et quandocunque contigerint in futurum ," teftibus Will. Epifcopo San£ti Andree, ct Pat. Epo. Brechinen. Cancel, noftro, Roberto Senefcallo Scotie Comite de Stratheme nepote noftro, Patricio Comite Marchie et Moravie, Willielmo Comite de Douglas, Archebaldo de Douglas,

ct Willielmo de Dyffchyngtoun, Militibus, apud Penh, i8'oJanuarii, an. reg. 37°. ;

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Militis, Willlelmo Tji Carta Confir. carte per Margaretam de Lefljr, reliftam quondam Domini Normanni Lefly, Guppyld, partium terrarum quondam Alexandri de Lambirtoun, viz. Lumlathyn et Cragoe, in vie. Margarete) Laurentio Archidiacono Brechi- de Forfar, *et Afdory, in vie. de Fyfe ; tetlibus (in carta Waltero de Lefly ei nenfi, Nobili Domina Margareta Comitifla Angufie ; Nobilibus viris et Uominis Gill. de Torfopy, Johanuc dc Alexandro de Lyndefay, Militibus ; difcretis viris J.-hanne Dommo an. reg. Monte acute, et multis aliis; carta Regis David data eft ii° Februani, 37°. Hadyngtoun, et vie. de Edynburgh, quam ,52 Wilhelmo de Lyndefay, terre de Byrys, in conftabularia de pluribus rcgni Alexander de Lyndefay refignavit, " apud Perth, 16. Januar. an. Dom. 1366, coram ;" teflibus Epifcopis SanQi An- « noftri prelatis et proceribus tunc ibidem in confilio noftro congregatis et de Douglas, andree, et Brechinenfi Cancellario, Comitibus de Stratherne, Marchie, et Moravie, januar. a. r. tediais, Roberto de Erftyne et Waltero de Haliburtoun, Militibus; apud Perth, 17.

annul redditus folidorum de terris de Erfch, aliorum 40 foli- £53 Abbati et Conventui de Cambuficyneth, 40 de Cambufbarun, in vie. de Stn- dorum de terris de Cambufbarun, cum dimidio firme did. terrarum antiquitus debitorum velyne, " in recompenf.tionem 8 librarum 5 denariorum Sterlingoium eifdem penfionis Novemb. a. r. « de vicecomitatu noftro de Strivelyne nomine annue ; 30. 37. Wygtoun) comitatus de Wygtoun, ficut Malcolmu? i54 Thome Flemyng Comiti de Vyngtoun (certe pro Perth, 26. Jaiiuar. a. r. 37. Comes de Vygtoun, avus didi Thome, eum tenuit ; apud Pap.dy, fiUo Johannis Papedy, terre de Man- X55 Confirm, carte Patricii Comitis de Dunbarr, Thome Patrica, me tunc fuum ; teftibus in carta " dredeftoun, conceffe dido Thome per Stephanum fratrem Dunbarr, Rogero de Merley, David «« exiftente apud Dunfs," Domino Waldevo redore ecclefic de didi Patricii Comitis, Alano de Mar- de Graham, Roberto filio Comitis, Philippo Pether Senefcallo Regis data eft 10. Feb. a. r. 37. kers, Henrico filio Waldewy, et multis aliis; carta confirm. Douglas, Militis, Domini Vallis de Ledell, nepoti fuo Jacob o de Douglas, J -6 Confirm, carte Willielmi Crucis de Edynburgh et de Nc%vbotill, terre de Abirdowyr in vie. de Fyff; teftibus Abbatibus Sandc fratre meo, Ricardo Small Andrea de Douglas «« avunculo meo," WiUicimo de Douglas feniore Martino Lytill, et multis aliis, apud Dalkeith reaore ecclefie de Rathewe, Johanne de Abirnethyn, Decemb. a. r. carta confirm Regis data eft apud Drummellyer, 14- 37. mafculis de corpore iuo, medietatis thanagii de Fermar- .57 Willielmo Comiti Sutherlandie, et heredibus " concefllmus pro tempore vite fue ;" apud Dundc, 30. tine, in vie. de Abirden, quam eidem alias

Julii, a. r. 37. Sterlingorum et quatuor celdrarum frumenti annuatim de 158 Donatio Johanni de BothulU, decern librarum vite ejus apud Dund-, 31. Juiu, a. r. 37. thanagio de Doune, in vie. .le Banf, pro tempore ; de Kynros, nomine Im feodi pro tempore vite ejus; 159 BricioWych, terrarum de Ballachach, in vie. apud Strivelyne, 19. Julii, a. r. 37. ct heredi, et Margarete fihe Johannes 160 Carta Confir. Regis Robert!, Job .nni de Mallevil, Waltero filio fuo heredibus mafculis de corporibus Avr fponfc didi Walteri, et Svmoni fratri difte Margarete, et Capronneftoun, in vie. dc Peblys, et infeo- diaoTum Margarete et Symonis fucccffive, terrarum de Julii, a. r. dationis /^//m/^ prefcripte concefle per Robcrtum Regem ; 5. 37. de Plater, propinquius adjacentium 161 Murthaco del Rynd, quatuor bovatarum terre arabilis in forella par cirothecarum albarum vcl duos dcna- terris ejus del Cafs, in vie. do Forfar, reddendo unum

«' apud mancrium nollrum de Forfar ; et vo- rios argenti, nomine albe firme, fi petatur tantum, " lumus quod animalia infra foreltam noftram de Plater ubi et quum aiiimulia foreftaria dide forefte " noftre pafturam habcant ;" apud Dunde, 31. Julii, a. r. 37. Militi, et Eutamie de Rofs fponfe ejus, confanguinee noJirCy nove forefte, in vie. dc r62 .. Waltero de Leilely, apud Drumfres, tenende in bofcis, &c. « cum bondis, bondagiis nativis, et eorum fequelis," &c. ;

Perth, 13. Septenib. a. r. 37. X ;

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Dominum ejufdem, Fratribus Carmelitanis bui-gi dt 163 Carta Confirm, donationis per Phillppum de Abirbothnot Sterlingor. de Abirdene, ad emendationem fabrice ecclefie eorum, aiinui redditus 13 iblid. ct 4 denar.

Abirdene, 25. April, an. Dom. 1355° ; et carta terra de Abirbuthnot ; carta Philippi data eft apud

r. confir. Regis data eft apud Abirdene, 1 7. Aug. a. 37. in vie. de Banf, que fuit Joanne de Fynleter, et quam T<54 Ricardo de Sanfto Claro, terre de Fynleter, et Joanne in vitali red- eadem Joanna, apud Dunde, 31. Julii 1366, refignavit ; tencnde did. Ricardo deficientibus, heredibus difte Joanne qui- ditu, hercdibufquc inter ipfos legitime procreandis ; quibus

a. r. bufcunque ; carta Regis data eft apud Dunde, 31. Julii, 37. ,5^ Confirm, donationis fade per Willielmum Hare, burgenfem de Edinburgh, Altari Beate Mario, in ec- a. r. clefia Sanfti Egidii de Edynburgh, terre in vico boreali didi burgi j 26. Odob. 37. privilegiorum et quarundam ter- ,6(5 Confirm, carte Regis Alexandri 2^', burgo de Ayr, quorundam rarum particular! ter bondat. Carta Regis Alexandri verbatim in hac carta confirmationis tranfcribitur,

ct finitur his verbis, " ficut carta Domini Regis AVillielmi patris mei teftatur •, teftibus Waltero filio «« Alani Sentfoalli, W. Olyfard Jufticiario Laudor.ie, Ingelramo de Balliol, H. de Ballio! Came-

" rario, H de Strevelyn filio Comitis David, Duncano filio Gi!berti, Johanne de Maxweyll, Regi- ;" « naldo de Crawford Vicecomite de Ayr, Waltero Byfed •, apud Are, 9. Maii, an. reg. 9° carta

eonf. Regis Duvidis data eft 10. Maii, a. r. 37. j^j Ade Coflbur, bovate terre in tenemento de Aymouth, in baronia de-CoWyngham, que Tuit Margarete

Trymbill, et per illam forisfada ; teftibus Patricio Epifcopo Brechinenfi Cancellario, Roberto Senef-

callo Scotie Comite de Stratherne, Willielmo Comite de Douglas, Waltero de Haliburton et Jo-

an. 32'1'. hanne Herice, Miliribus -, 6. Decern, reg j68 Alexandro de Cokburn, terre de Bouryfelde cum pertinen. tarn in burgo de Hadyngton quam extra, in conftabularia cjuldem, in vie. de Edynburgh, quam Johannes Lang, burgenfis de Edynburgh, «< co-

" ram prelatis et procenbus re^ni" refignavit ; teftibus Epifcopo et duobus Comitibus in immediate

precedente carta infertis, cum Roberto de Erlkyne et Johanne de Prefton, Militibus ; apud Perth,

17. April, a. r. 31. j6g Confinn. carte fade per Patricium de Dunbarr Comitem Marchie et Moravie, Priori et Conventui Dun-

elmenfi ac Monachis in cella de Coldyngham, vilie et ecclefie de Edreham et ville de Nefbyt ; in carta

Patricii Comitis verbatim iiiferitur antiqua carta predeceflbris ejus Gofpatricii Comitis fratns Dilfun,

earundem villarum et ecclefie, Sar.do Cuthberto et monachis ejus, " pro anlma Malcolm Regis ct fi-

« Horum ejus regum Edg.iri et Alexandri, et pro Rege David et filio ejus Henrico," &c. ; teftibus

(in carta Gofpatricii) Willielmo Dun. Gofp. filio ejus, Ulkil filio Meld, Rand.'ile Lynd, S. prefr fratre ejus, et Lambert Dap. Val. bttero, Johanne capellano filio ejus, Gofp. filio Cryne et Alex, ; ,

«' carta Patricii Comitis finitur his verbis : In cujus rei teftimonium, figillum noftrum magnum huic

«' prelenti carte ncftre fecimus apponi, apud caftrum noftrum de Dunbarr, 24^0 die Maii, an. Dom.

« 1367m', hiis teftibus. Domino Patricio Hebhorn Domino de Halis, Georgio de Dunbar confan- " guinco noftro, Alexandro de Ramefiy, Alexandro Rikklyntoun tunc conftabulario nollro de Dun-

!< barr, Roberto Liche Sencfcullo noftro, et Ricardo de EUum, et multis aliis ; quam quidem car- «• tarn nos Agnes Comitiffa Marchie et Moravie, in omnibus pundis fuis, articuUs, et circumftan-

*« tiis, modo pariter et forma fupra didis, approbamus, ratificamus, et in perpetuum confirmamus

" in cujus rei teftimonium, figillum noftrum, cum figillo Reverendi Domini mei Comitis prefentibus data, eft - die « eft appcnfum, die, loco, et anno fupradidis j carta conf. Regis Davidis Au-

" gufti, an reg. 38." Symoni Chepman burgenfi -;-c — Confirm, impignorationis f de per Johannem de Lyvyngftoun de Drumry, de Lanark, duarum partium terrarum de Bankes et del Brerybankes, in territorio de Lanark, et " tefte com- quarundam. acrarum, pro duodecim libris Sterlingorum i apud Lanark, an. Dom. 1364,

•' raunitate dc Lanark cum fi^lllo fuo communi prefentibus appofito •," giita coiif. data a Z- Aug. a. i. ;

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-J71 Carta Johanni de Cragy, terre de Merchanftoun, in vie. de Edynburgh, quam Johannes de Creyehtoun refignavit apud Dunde, 12. Aug. carta 1367 ; Regis data eft apud Dunde, 14. Aug. a. r. 38. Confirm. 172 Symoni Schaklok, terrarum dc Faufyd, Reccor. et medietatis terre de Slanys, in vie. de Kyncardin, difpofitarum dido Synwni per Criftianam de Monteforti, filiam et heredcra Johannis dc Monteforti de Kyneff, et A^^nttem de Monteforti ; apud Monrofs, 8. Aug. a. r. 38. Abbati et Convcntui »73 de Neubottill, « quod habeant et poffileant terras fuas vallis de Lethane in libe- " ram foreftam," &c. " ; quare firmiter prohibemus ne quis in eifdem teriis fecet, aucupet, aut ve- " netur, feu in lacubus, vivanis, in ftagnis fuis vel aquis pifciri prefumat fine licentia didorum re- " ligiorum fpeciali, fuper noftram plenariam forisfaauram decern librarum ;" apud Sconam, 28. Septem. a. r. 38.

t.74 Confirm, carte concefle per Walterum Byfet dominum medietatis baronie de Culter, in vie. de La- nark, Willielmo de Ncwbyggyng Domino de Dunfyar, medietatis diae baronie de Cu'iter ; teftibus W. de Wardlaw Epifcopo Gl.ifguenfi, Patricio Epifcopo Brechinenfi, Adamo Epifcopo Candide Cafe, Dominis W.dtero de EiTsyne, Archebaldo de Douglas, David filio Domini Walteri, Militibus Domino Roberto de Glen redore ecckfie de Libertoun, Johanne de Graham, Patricio de Lumley, Adam de Lanark clerico burgenfi, et multis aliis; carta conf. Regis data eft apud .Sconam, 30. Septr, a. r. 38.

t75 AdePingle, terre de Longforgund, in vie. de « Perth, que fuit Alesandri de Dumfermelyne, et " quam Eumia de Dunfermelyne, confangumea et heres cjufdem quondam Alexandri, nobis, in par- " liamento noftro tento apud Sconam, coram 28V0 pluribus regni noftri, Septem. a. D. 1367, &c. " refignavit •," apud Sconam, 2. 0£lob. a. r. 38. 176 Johanni de Benyne, terrarum que fuerunt quondam Ade de Slyngyfby infra burgum de Edynburgh; I 2. Novem. a. r. 38. Roberto Senefcallo dc Schanbnrhy, 177 medietatis terrarum Rubei Caftri, in vie. de Forfar, quas Andreas Cambell, ?pud Strivelyne, Martii, a. 4. D. 1367, refignavit; apud Perth, 8. Martii, a. r. 38. 173 Confirm, donationis quam Andreas Cambell, Miles, fecit Roberto Senefcallo de Schanbothy, quinque denariaiarum terre de Wychietoune et de Ballandolach, in baronia Rubei Caltri, et vie. de Forfar; apud Perth, 8. Martii, a. r. 38. Abbati et J 79 Conventui de Neubotill, quod habeant et poffideant terras fuasWallis de Lethane, in liberam foreftam, «« cum modo parcandi et pena pargagii, et cum omnibus aliis et finguUs confuetudinibus et

" juribus libere forefte •, quare firm.iter prohibemus ne quis in eifdem terris fecet," &c. ut in N'^ 173. " fine licentia diaorum religioforum fpeciali, fub pena libere forefte;" apud Edynburgh, 17° Febr. a. r. 38°.

iSo Ecclefie Sanfle Marie de Neubotill, donationum iis fadarum per Henricum de Brade, et Elizabeth de filiam Alburgh ejus et heredem, " increment! et ayfiamenti terre eorum de Crag, viz. totius prati " quod vocuur Medenfpot, et fontis qui eft in eodem prato, et orti qui vocatur Stodfald, cum com- «« munia in mora et petaria infra terram de Brade, ad querendum focale pro fuftentatione hominum «' infra fuorum dictam terram de Crag commorantium ;" 17. Feb. a. r. 38.

1 Fraier, 81 Duucano et Lriftiane fponfc fue, partium terrarum dc Brounemoldy, Mulbynne, et Ordichoy?, in comitatu Moravie, de Crechyjofy, Balmariot, et Aucliynmare, in vie. de Banff, et de Ballyn- traile, in vie. de Perth, quas Margareta Gelibrand, fponfi quondam Laurentii Gclybrand, Militis, et mater didte Criftiane, refignavit ; apud Strathurd, 18. Januar. a. r. 38.

>82 Willielmo Boyd, terre de «« Auchmarr, in vie. de Dumbretane, que fuit Duncani de Lufs, et que, ra- " ;" tionc forisfadure ejufdem Duncani, nos contingit 18. Decem. a. r. 38.

1^3 Symoni Reed conftabularlo caftri de Edynburgh, forefte de Lochyndorbe, in vie. de Inverneff,

" que, ratione forisfaaure quondam Johannis Comyne, Militis, no& contingit ;" 16. Novem. a. r. 38' OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID IL g^ INDEX

de Lyndefay de Ormyftoun fafte ad implendam " conventlonem inter eum 184 Carta Confirm carte Akxandri utriufque corum amicorum et parentum confilio et confcnfu, fuper « et Alexandrum de Cokburn, de de prima uxore fua genitum, « matrimonio inter Johan:-em fil um difti Alexandri de Cokburn, et Alexandri de Lyndefay," terraru n de Ormyftoun, cum tenandria «« Tohnetam filiam et heredem di£ti Templifliali et Palloun, in conftabularia de Hadyngton et vie. de terre de Murhous, et terrarum de Dominis Thoma et Hugone monidteriorum Sande Crucis et Neubotil Abbati- Edynburgh ; teftibus Domino J.icobo de Douglas, Domino Waltero de dibur- bus, Domino Archebaldo de Douglas, H Patricio de Hebburn, Domino Alexandro de Halibur- ton Don ino Georgio de Abirnythy, Domino Claro, Wiilielmo de Creichton Domino ejufdem. Symone dc ton Militibu?; Johannc de Sando Preftoun tunc temporis vicecomite Laudonie, Alexandro de Ryclintoun, Adam de N^rfbith Domino Spottyfwod ejufdem, et multis aiiis teftibus, ejufdem, Th' ma de Oppringyl, Johanne de Dommo ; Patricio Brechinenfi in carta conf. Regis, Willitlmo Epifcopo Sanfti Andree, Epifcopo Cancellario, Roberto Senefcallo Scotie Comite de Strathern, Wiilielmo Comite de Douglas', Roberto de Erfkyne, Mllitibus Febru. a. r. Waltero de Lcfsley, et Alexandro de Lyndefay, ; 23. 39. jg, Confirm, omnium conventionum fa£larum inter Alexandrum de Lyndefay de Ormyftoun ex parte una, parte altera, fuper maritagio contrahendo inter filium Alexf' de Coc- et Alexandrum de Cocburn ex teftibus, quinque prioribus in preoedenri carta, N° cum burn et filiam Alex" de Lyndefay, 184, Waltero de Haliburton, David de Anand, et Johanne de Edmundfton, Militibus ; 23. Feb. a. r. 39. terrarum de Kirkgunyane, que fuerunt Abbatis et Conventus de Holme, in J 8(5 Johanne Herice, Militi, " vie. de Drumfres, cum annuorum reddituum earundem arreragiis, et le Saltcotis, quoufque con- " cordia inter regnum noftrum et Angliam fuerit reformata, et licentiamus eundem militem quod

" licite componere valeat cum didis reiigiofis et convenire de jure quod eifdem competit in didis

«' terris " apud Dunfermeling, 7. Junii, a. r. 39.

l^j «« Dilefto medico noftro Donnald Bannerman," terrarum duarum Clyntreys et duarum Auchranys, viz. Le Watertoun et le Weltoun, " ita quod idem Donnaldus, et heredes fui, perficiant illam ca- «< pellam Beate Marie, in eadem terra fituatam, et faciant unam miflam celebrare femel in ebdomada Regis Scotie," &c. " infuper concedimus, « pro anima Reverendiffimi patris noftri Domini Roberti : vel fpecialiter revocare nos contigerit, " quod licet donationes et concefliones noftras generaliter pertinen. pro noftra fanitate * omnes et fingule terre predifte de Clyntreys et de Auchrynys, cum heredes fuos «« noftro mediante confilio fibi date et concelTc, penes prefatum Donaldum et perpetuo " remaneant;" apud Sconam, 21. Junii, a. r. 39. tenementi in burgo de Edynburgh, inter terram Johannis Wygmer J 88 Johanni (forfan IVygmer) burgagii forisfadura Willielmi Bertill- ex orientali, et terram Walteri Curry ex occidentali, Regi contingentis

mew ; apud Londors, 24. Decem. a. r. 39. 189 — Ricardo Comyne, terrarum de Develly, cum officio foreftarii forefte de Ternway, in comitatu Moravie, a. r. et vie. de Invernys ; apud Dunde, 6. Januar. 39. hereditarie ad firmam conceftit r9o «< Cum recolende memorie Dominus progenitor nofter per cartam fuam de « quondam Waltero filio Gilberti, Militi, patri David filii Walteri, Mihtis, baroniam Cadyou frumenti et celdris ordei « cum pertinen. infra vie. de Lanark, pro Sol. Sterlingorum, 22 celdris 6 « annuatim inde folvendis, prout in dida carta Domini progenitoris noftri plenius dinofcitur contineri; " nos attendentes, prout (in) prefenti noftro confilio tento apud Perth, 9. die Decem. fuper hoc fui- " mus informati, quod dida baronia, tarn per guerras quam per varias peftilentias que ab aliis tem- " porlbus contingebant, a

«< non pofluMt ad totam fommam pecunie et bladorum per annum, dedimus, conceftimus, et ex de-

*' liberatione didi confilii noftri hac prefenti carta noftra confirmavimus, prefato Davidi predidam

" baroniam de Cadyou cum pertinen. et terram five tenandriam dc Edelwod, cum fervitio tenendo- *' rum ejufdem, una cum annuo redditu quatuor marcarum nobis inde debito in augmentum baronie '' de C. fupradide ;" Reddendo, &c. Sol. Sterlingorum, apud Ruchgkn, ad teftum deUicationis ec- INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID 11. 8^

clefie Glafguenfis et " ex ; deliberatione diai confilii noftri remittimus eidem Djvid et heredlbus " " fuis predictam fommam bladorum," &c.; conceffimus etiam eidem David et heredibus fuis, quod " cum aliquis heres ejufdem poft dcceffum fui progeiiitoris de difta baronia cum pcrtiaen. fuira «« nominatis {\iifinam debitam receperit, non teneatur ad aliquam duplicationcm firme predide, fed " quod folvat nobis et heredlbus noftris illo anno introitus fui infra diclam baroniam, nomine dide " duplicationis, ultra debitam firmam difte baronie, decern marcas Sterlingorum, unum palefri- « dum ptetii decern marcarum tantum, pro omni alio onere," &c. ; apud Londors, 27. Decern, a. r. 39. 191 Carta " diledo bachillario noftro Johanni dc Abirnethy," terre do Balgynery, Cragynkat, Balglaly Wefter et Eller, in baronia de Kyngorne, in vie. de Fyf, tenend. ditlo Johanni «' in extentam viginti H- " brarum terre ;" ufque ad terniinum decern annorum 15. Febr. a. r. 39. " Confanguineo nollro '92 Roberto de Bruys," terrarum de Rate, in vie. dc Perth ; apud Roftynot, 17. Januar. a. r. 39. 193 Altera carta confirmationis carte (184) Alexfi de Lyndefay, his verbis in Tcnendls addltls, « qulbus forte de- " ficientibus," (heredibus, viz. inter Alexandrum Cokburne et Johnetam de Lyndefay mafculis vel

femininis), " Willielmo de Lyndefay Domino del Byris, et heredlbus fuis de corpore fuo legitime " procreatis feu procreandls-, qulbus forfan deficientlbus, heredlbus dlfle Johnete qulbufcunque v" in ceteris due cnrte concordant, fed in hac polteriore teftes carte Regis non inferuntur in recordo.

194 Carta Confirm, carte Regis Roberti, fratribus predlcatoribus de Invernys, in dotationem ecclefie fuc, decern librarum Sterlingorum ex firmis burgi de Invernys ; teftibus Edwardo Bruyfs Comlte dc Carrie, Thoma Ranulph Comite Moravie, Johanne de Meneteth, Roberto de Keth Marefcallo Scotie, Gil-

berto de Haya, et Henrico de Sandlo Claro, Militibus ; apud Dunde, 21. Oclob. an. reg. Svo; carta confir. Regis Davidis data eft 20. April, a. r. 39. i« Confanguineo noftro Georglo de -^95 Dumbarr," terrarum de Cumnok, in vie. de Are, de Blauntyre, lit

vie. de Lanark, et de Glenken et Mochrum, in vie. de Drumfres, quas Patricius Dunbarr Miles ul-

timus Comes Marchie refignavit ; apud Strivelyne, 25° Julil, a. r. 39. 196 —— " Confanguineo noftro Georgio de Dunbarr," comitatus Marchie, quern predidus Patricius ultlmus

Comes ejufdem refignavit ; apud Strivelyne, 25. Julii, a. r. 39. 197 "Willielmo de Diffeyngtoun, confanguineo et heredi Johannis Burnard, tertie partis medietatis baronie

de Ardrofs, in vie. de Fyf, et tertie partis baronie de Curry, in vie. de Edynburgh, que fuerunt dicli Johannis Burnard; quia " ex deliberatione noftri confilii in pleno Parliamento noftro tento apud " Sconam alias extiterlt declaratum," quod didus Johannes Burnard apud forceletum de Lydal,

Rege Davlde ibidem perfonaliter exlftente, lethaliter vulneratus, et poftea receptus in caftrum dc Rox-

burgh, priufquam rc-Jditum fuit Anglis per Euftachium de Loren, ibi finaliter ex dlcto vulnere de- cefTit et quod antequam , de jure didi Willielmi Regl conftabat, pre lidas terras conceiferat Alexan- dre Mautelent ; « fed habita fuper hoc deliberatione noftri confilii matura in Parliamento noftro «' tento apud Perth," terre antedide nunc finaliter concefie funt dilo Willielmo de Diilyngtouu Militi " apud Perth, ; in pleno Parliamento noftro tento ibidem," 17. Martii, a. r. 39. 19S Johanni Gray Clerico Rotulorum, omnium firmarum et exituum burgi de Peblys, illls que ad iter Ca-

merarie pertinuerunt duntaxat exceptis, pro toto tempore vite fue, <« per fe, vel aflignatum feu de- " putatum fuum ad hoc litetatorle conftitutum ;" 31. Mail, an. reg. 40°. 199 . Willielmo de Camera, officii Clerici Rotulorum Jufticlarie ex parte boreali aquc de Forth, ad volun-

tatem Regis ; apud Abirdene, 27, Odob. a. r. 40.

2C0 Johanni de Innerpefir, officii Vicecomitis de Banff, pro toto tempore vite fue; apud Invernys, 16. No-

vemb. a. r. 40.

201 —— Bricio Wych, terre de Ballech, in vie. de Kynros, pro toto tempore vile fue, cum bondis, bondaglis, et tiativis dide terre, que declaratur libera ab omnibus cariagiis et multuris durante tempore prcdic-

to; apud Perth, 15. Decern, a. r. 40. Y 21

^6 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II.

102 Carta Hugoni de Roos, et Margareta de Berclay fponfe fue, ac eorum dlutlus viventi pro toto tempore fuarum vitarum, annui redditus decem librarum et quatuor celdrarum frumenti de terris de Doune, in

vie. de BaniT; apud Perth, 16. Feb. a. r. 40. annuatim burgi de Abirden, pro toto 203 Roberto de Anandia, quatuor marcarum Sterlingorum de firmis a. r. tempore vite fue ; apud Abirdene, 5. Decem. 40. 204 __ Confirm, carte concefle per Walterum Lefley, Militem, Dominum de Filorth, Johanni de Urchard, filio^ Ade de Urchard, Vicecomitis de Crombathy, terre de Fohefterdy in Buchania, in valle de Kynedore, tcftes in carta Walteri in recordo infcribun- cum le Fortyre ejufdem quod dlcitur Clochorby ; non 8. a. Teftes in carta confir. Regis funt tur ; carta data efl apud Invernes, Novem. Dom. 1369: jidem duo Epifcopi et duo Comites, quorum nomina exprimuntur in carta N° 184, una cum Roberto

de Erflcyne et Willielmo de Difllhyngtoun, Militibus ; apud Monros, 8. Decem. a. r, 40. 25 - Confirm, carte per Hugonem de Rofs Dominum de Fylorth, filium quondam Domini Hugonis Comt-

tis de Rofs, concefle Ade de Urchard Vicecomiti de Crumbathy, predide terre de Fohefterdy, cum

-, recordo nomina'ntur-; le Fortyre ejufdem quod dlcitur Clochorby teftes in carta Hugonis non in conf. data eft carta ejus data eft apud Owlenys, i"" Julii, a. D. 1365 : carta Regis apud Monros,

8. Decem. a. r. 40. terrarum de Moneyethyn, in 20(5 Confirm, donalionis quam Duncanus Norri fecit Waltero de Petcarne,

baronia de Moneyethyn, in vie. de Kyncardyn ; exceptis aula, orto pomerio, uno orreo, cum una acra

terre propinquius adjacenti ad partem orientalem, pro habitatione diQi Duncani lefervatis ; apud

Perth, 15. Decem. a. r. 40, 207 Confirm, donationis quam Patricius de Ramefay, Miles, Domlnus de Keryntoun, fecit Johanni fillo Mathei, terrarum que vocantur le Mamylcroft, cum le Cotland ejufdem, jacen. in villa et territorio de

Keryntoun, in vie. de Edynburgh ; 20. Aug. a. r. 40. 208 Capellanis Sandii Monani in capella quam Rex David de novo fundavit, terrarum de Eftbernys, in vie. r. de Fyf, et terrarum de Den, in vie. de Edynburgh ; 3. Apr. -a. 40.

•209 Thome de Erflcyne, Militi, et Johanne de Berclay fponfe ejus, feodi et reverfionis terrarum de Cul- cuchone et de Tulchgorme, in vie. de Strivelyne, quarum liberum tenementum in manibus johannis

de Burch, Militis, pro tempore vite fue, tunc exftabat; apud Strivelyne, 16. Apr. a. r. 4c. jio Thome de Allirdas, annui redditus viginti folidcrum de terris de Litilbaras, in vie. de Kyncardyn-,

7. Apr. a. r. 40. et in vie. 2 1 Thome de Culnehach, et Malcolmo filio ejus> terrarum de Keldewod Bourland, de Drum-

fres, quas diiSius Thomas refignavit ; 6. Mali, a. r. 40, inhabitantes introi- 2 1 Patricio Epifcopo Brechinenfi, quod omnes mercatores villam de Brechyn liberum tum habeant et exitum in aquas de Tay et Southeflc, infra vie. de Forfar, cum fuis mereandiis, in ba-

tellis, navibus, et falcoftis, folvendo cuftumas confuetas ; non obftante aliqua aflisdatione fa6ta bur-

genfibus de Dunde et Monros per Regem vel Camerarium -, 4. April, a. r. 40.

-213 Jacobo de Lyndefay, filio et heredi quondam Jacobi de Lyndefay, Militis, centum marcarum Ster-

lingorum de magna culluma burgi de Dunde, ficut David de Lyndefay, Miles, avus di£ti Jacobi, eas percipere confuevit tempore quo magna cuftuma regia unius facci lane extendebat ad dimidiam

marcam Sterling, excepta tertia parte di£l:. 100 marc. Egidie de Lyndefay matri difti Jacobi rations

tertie fue; 3. A p. a. r. 40. ii4 " David, &c. Sciatis, quod alias Williclmus Comes de Douglas, apud Edynburgh, in prefentia noftri et «< plurium nobilium regni noftri, refignavit, &c. quondam Marie de Douglas, filie et heredi quon-

«« dam "Williclmi de Douglas, et heredibus fuis, omnes terras, &c. quas habuit in baronia de Dnl-

«' kcth, infra vie. de Edynburgh, Sec. et hoc omnibus quo; um intereft notum facimus ;" 6. Apr.

a. r. 40.

215 Wiilitlnio Comiti de Rofs, omnis juris quod didus Comes habuit in forefta de le Plater, in terris de Fyther.cvynt, ct in advocatione iu favorem Re- ecclefie ejufdem ; quod dittus Comes alias refignaverat

ris, fed /lofi j>fBj>rio motu ad illud itiduBusii 6. Mail, a, r. 40. ;

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216 Carta inhabitantibus villam de Brechyn, liberi introitus in, et exitus ab aquis de Southeflc et Tay, in vie. de Forfar, cum bonis fuis et mercandiis, in batellis, navibus, et falcoftis, folvendo cuftumas confuetas et quod nullo modo impediantur per burgenfes burgorum de Dunde et Monros, propter quamcunque

afledationem illis vel didis eorum burgis faftam ; 4. Apr. a. r. 40.

217 Burgenfibus et communitati burgi de Monros, totius diili burgi de Monros ad feodam firmam five in feodum, cum territorio et communi paftura di(£li burgi eidem adjacente, cum pifcariis in aquis de

Northeflc et Southeik :n croifyairs et retibus antiquitus confuetis, cum molendinis, five ad ventum five ad aquam, cum tholoneo, parva cufluma, curiis, et earum exitibus ; reddendo aniiuatim fexde-

cim libras Sterlingorum ; i. Maii, a. r. 40. 218 Thome de Rjre, terrarum in baronia de Ures, in vie. de Kyncardin, que fuerunt Duncani Walayc>

Militis, et quas idem Duncanus refignavit ; 2. Maii, a. r. 40. 219 Alexandro de Lyndefay, Militi, baronie de Inveraritie, in vie. de Forfar, quam Margareta de Abir- Comitifla nethy de Anegus refignavit ; 4. Maii, a. r. 40.

220 " David, &c. Licet alias infeodavimus Walterum de Lefly, Militem, de thanagio de Abirkyrdore, in vie. »« de Banff, et de thana^;iis de Kyncardyn ; tamen quia forte heredes thanorum qui di(£ta thanagia

" antiquitu- ad feodam firmam tenuerunt, recuperare poterint difta thanagia, tenenda prout ipfo-

'« rum predeceflbres ipfa tenuerunt; conceffimus, quod fi di£li heredes vel aliquis eorum difta thana-

" gia vel aliqund ipforuni recuperaverint, idem confanguineus nofter et heredes fui habeant fervitia

•« heredum vel heredis ditlorum thanorum vel thani, et feodifirmas antiquitus debitas de thanagiis

" •," prenotatis 6. Mai , a. r. 40.

221 Carta Alexandro Porter, et Johnete fponfe ejus, terre de Novo Parco, in vie. de Strivelyne, refervatis Regi

viridi et venatione ejufdem prati ; reddendo unum arcum cum uno circulo pro alaudis annuatim no-

mine albe firme ; 15. Julii, a. r. 41.

222 Roberto de Erlkyne, Militi, pro toto tempore vite fue, cuftodie caftri de Strivelyne, cum officio Vice-

comitis ejufdem, cum poteftate conftiiuendi alium vicecomitem loco fuo, ac conft.ibularium et ja-

nitorem ; et pro fuftentatione di6li caftri annuatim 14 celdrarum frumenti et 12 celdrarum fariiic a- venarum de terra de Bothkcnere, in vie. de Strivelyne, et 200 marcarum per manus Camerarii de terris firmatis et annuis redditibus Regi pertinentibus in vie. de Strivelyne, et wardis, releviis, tt

efeaetis que Regem contingere poterint in didto vie. ; apud Strivelyne, 16. Apr. a. r. 40. 122 Confirm, donationis fadte per Thomam Byfeth de Glafclune, Willielmo de Kergyll, terre de Breyn-

beyn, in vie. de Perth ; 2. Maii, a. r. 40.

Confirm, donationis de, Argento fecit Marjorie fponfe fue, terre di 224 quam Adam Lethberdfchelis ; 30. Apr. a. r. 40. 225 Confirm, donationis qunm Margareta de Abirnethy Comitifla de Agnegus fecit Patricio de Invcrpefir, et Margarete de Faffingtoun fponfe ejus, terrarum de Bondyngtoun et Newtoun, in vie. de Forfar;

3. Maii, a. r. 40. 226 Confirm, donationis quam Jacobus de Lyndefay, filius et heres quondam Jaeobi de Lyndefay, Miliris,

fecit Willielmo T.ulfer, terre de Hareclouch, in vie. de Lanark, et aimui redditus trefdeeim foli-

dorum et quatuor denariorum de firmis terre de Mudclok, in baronia de Crawford Lyndelay ia codem

vie. ; 3. Apr. a. r. 40. 227 Confirm, donationis quam Rieardus de Roxburgh fecit, et Eviota, filiaet heres ejus, ratificavit, Andree Bet burgenfi de Edynburjjh, terrarum et burg.igiorum didli Ricardi in burgis de Edynburgh et Strive-

lyne ; 2. Maii, a. r. 40.

228 Andree de Moravia, terre de Tulchadam et Tulchmaler, in vie. de Strivelyne ; " revoeatione noftra

" generali in parliamento noftro ultimo fadta de terris uoltris dominicis non obilante ;" 28. Aug.

a. r. 40. Alexandro Frafer, terrarum than:igii de 229 Durrys, in vie. de Kyncardyn ; 4 Sept. a. r. 40.

230 Archebaldo de Douglas, Militi, terrarum de Cicrkyntoun. in v c. de Edynburgh, et medietatis baronie

de Cultir, in vie. de Lanark, quas Walttrus Byfet de Cicrkyntoun refignavit ; i. Aug. a. r. 40. 88 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II.

231 Carta Willklmo de Dyflcliyntoun, terrarum de Kynbrachmound, m vie. de FyfF, quas Walterus Byfet de

Clerkyntoun refignavit ; iifdem teftlbus qui nomiiiaiitur in carta N° 184. una cum Archebaldo dc Douglas. 232 Henrico de Douglas, terrarum de Logtoun, in vie. de Edynburgh, quas Thomas filius "Walteri refig-

navit ; 20 Sept. a. r. 40. 233 Archebaldo de Douglas, Militi, omnium Regis terrarum Gallovidie inter aquam de Creth ct aquam de

Nyth, ficut Edv/artlus de Bruys Regis avunculus eas poffedit ; 18. Sept. a. r. 40. 234 —— Roberto de Danyeldoun, terrarum de Trepv/otl, in vie. de Lanark, forisfadtarum per quofdam cog-

nominis Horfilly ; apud Perth, 19. Oftob. a. r. 4c. ecclefie 2'',:; Confirm, donationis per Robertum Regem facie Abbati et Conventui de Melros, ad fabricam monafterii de. Melros de novo conftruende, duorum millium librarum Sterlingorum, Icvandarum ex wardis, releviis, maritagiis, efcaetis, finibus, amerciamentis, exitibus, et perquifitis curiarum, tarn

iufticiarie qu:mi vicecomitatus, infra vicecomitatum de Roxburgh, quoufque totalis fumma di£l:.

de Douglas nominatus eft fuperauditor levationis et recep- 2cool. fuerit foivrta ; Jacobus Dom.inus tus per didli Regis Robcrti cartam, que data eft in pleno I'arliamento apud Sconam, 26° Martii,

a. r. Robcrti Regis vicefimo, tellibus Willielmo, Johanne, et Willielmo, Epifcopis San£Vi Andree,

Glafguenfi, ct Dunkeldenfi, Bernardo Abbate de Abirbrothok Cancellario, Duncano Comite de Fyfl", Thoma Ranulph Comite Moravie Domino Vallis Anandie et Mannie nepote Regis, Waltero Senef-

callo Scotie, et Jacobo Domino de Douglas, Militibus ; carta confir. Regis Davidis declaratur quod

difte warde, 8ic. remaneant in manibus didorum religioforum donee di£te 2000 1. plene fuerint le-

vatc ; et Archcbaldus de Douglas, Miles, conftituitur fuperauditor et executor fpecialis fupcr receptis

et expenfis ; et carta confirm, data eft 16. Sep!, a. r. 40. 236 Thome de Hcnvyle, et Evane Iponfc ejus, terrarum de Cowlyn et Rowcan, in vie. dc Dnimfres, que rcverfe funt ad Regem, Sufanna fponfa Roberti de Corry mortua fine heredc inter di£lum conjugem

et ipfam procreato, quia difte terre concefle fucrant dido Roberto et Sufanne, et alteri eorum diu-

illos tius vivcnti, et heredibus inter procreandis ; quibus deficientibus, reverfure ad Regem, falvo didi

Roberti de Corry ad eafdem jure; 6. 0£tob. a. r. 40. 237 Thome dc Rate, terrarum de Balgillachy, in vie. de Forfar, quas Gilbertus medicus, frater et heres

Ecdoris medici, apud Monros, 23. Oflob. a. D. 1369, coram pluribus regni refignavit ; teuenck

ficut quondam Patricius M'Beth pater difti Gllberti infeodatus fuit in eifdem ; apud Monros, 23.

0£lob. a. r. 40. 238 Willielmo de Ramefay de Dalwolfy, Militi, et Agneti fponfe ejus, terre de Nether Libertoun, excepto prato quod vocatur Pratum Regis, " quoufque di£lum Willielmum et Agnetam de quadraginta mar-

" catis terre infeodavimus hei-editarie in loco aliquo competenti ;" apud Monros, 24. 0£tob. a. r. 40.

239 Jacobo de Douglas, Militi, baronie de Dalketh et caftri ejufdem, in vie. de Edynburgh, per diftum

• Jacobumrefignate; tenende dido Jacobo, et heredibus mafculis dc fuo corpore; quibus deficientibus,

" propinquioribus fempcr heredibus mafcuHs dicli Jacobi cognomen de Douglas habentibus, fie " quod dida baronia et caftrum cum pertinen. ad heredem femellarum quamcunque propinquam

" vcl remotam non defcendat aut pertineat ullo modo, nifi forte contigerit omnes hujufmodi heredes " mafculos prenominatos cognomen de Douglas habentes totaliter deficere," &c. " Volumus etiam

" et eoneedimus, quod non fit lieitum alicui hcredum ejufdem militis predidorum aliquam donatio- " nem, conceffionem, et aflignationem feu refignationem quamcunque facere aliquo tempore in futu-

" rum de d\Q.k baronia et Ciftro cum pertinen. vel aliqua parte earundem, per quas feu quam pre-

" fens noftra infecdatio talliata adnichilari, diminui, vel frangi valeat, fed quod ipfa prefens infeo- ;" " datio in omnibus et per omnia ut premittitur imperpetuum permancat plena, integra, et illefa

apud Monros, 9. Decem. a. r. 4c.

:;,,o —— Fcrgufio dc Erch, et Beatrice fponfe ejus, et Willielmo filio eorum, omnium terrarum et reddituum

que fuerunt didi Fcrgufii infra regnum, et que ipfe Fergufms refignavit; apud Strivelyne, 4. Odob,

a. r. 40. INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II. 89

241 Carta Alexandre dc Lyndefay, Militi, baronie de Inveraryte, in vie. de Forfar, cum bondis, bondagiis, na- this, &c. refignat. per Margaretam de Abirnethy ComitifTam de Anegus ; 15. Jan. a. r. 40. 342 Waltero de Lefley, Militi, et Eufamic fponfe ejus, feodi et reverfioiiis thanagiorum de Kyncardyn, A- birlouthnot, et rethirkern, in vie. dc Kyneardyn, quorum liberum tenementui^ in nianibas Williel-

mi Comitis Suthirland.e nunc exiftit ; apud Perth, penukimo die Febr. a r. 40.

243 Waltero de Lefley, et Eufamie Iponfe ejus, thanagii de Ablrkyrdor et terre de Blarefenach, in vie. d^;

Banff; apud Perth, penukimo Fcbr. a. r. 40.

244 " David, &c. Quia ad aures noilras pervenerit, quod mercatorcs de Anglia, ac de Ber^-yco, et Roxburgh,

•< qui funt ad fidcm Regis Anglie, emunt et de regno nollro abducunt lanas et coria, aq alia bona et " mercimonia de quibus cuftuma nobis debejur, nullam cuftuniam nobis inde folventes, ex eo forte " quod burgus nofter dc Hadyiigtoun, et cultumarii ejufdeni funt a marchiis regni nollri plus quam

" hiis diebus expediret remoti, Nos fuper hoc de remedio providere volentes, ac contemplatione dilecti

" confanguinei noftri Georgii Comitis Marchie, conceffimus, 8tc. quod ditlus Comes, et heredes fui

" Comites Marchie, apud Dunbar liberum burgum habeat, ac liberos burgenfes incolas dicli burgi plc-

" na burgenfiam libertate gaudenies, emeudo coria, pellas, lanas, et alia quecunque mercimonia in

»< aliis burgis iioflri regni emi et vendi confueta; quodque crucem fori publici habeant, &c. ac forum ** ibidem oinni die lune teneant, et cultumarii nollra et heredura noltrorum auctoritaie ilatuantur, ad

«' (forfan pro ac) tronum ad punderandum lanas, et Coketam, ac liberum portum apud le Bellehaven

" habeant, cum libero introitu et exitu navium et mercimoniorum," &c. &c. " Volumus iufuper quod

" didius burgus de Dunbar habeat pro bondis fuis totum Comitatum Marchie, fie tamen quod liceat

" burgenfibus burgi noitri de Hadyngtoun infra diQum Comitatum Marchie emere lanas, pelles, coria, •' et alia mercimonia que fupra, folventes inde cuftumariis noftris in diclo burgo de Dunbarr, ui fupra

' conltituendis, cuflumam et alia divoria, capiendo Coketam fuam apud Dunbarr; quoque fimili " modo liceat bur/enfibus de Dunbarr emere infra bondas di£li burgi de Hadyngtoun, lanas, &c.

" folvendo fimiliter cuftumam et alia riivuria in talibus confueta, apud eundem burgum de Hadyng-

•' toun, et ibidem Coketam fuam capiendo ;" 8. Feor. a. r. 40. 245 Carta Willielmo Comiti de Douglas, terre occidentalis de Balmonth, in vie. de FyfF, quam Johannes de

Gordon, 14. Januar. a. D. 1369. refignavit ; carta refig. Regis data eft 14 Januar. a. r. 40.

246 Thome Spring, terre de Ga(k, in vie. de Abirden, et annul redditus duarum marcarum de terra de Bal-

malyne, refignat. per Elenam M'Guffok, 24. Decern, a. D. 1369 ; carta Regis ell ejufdem date. 247 " David, &c. Sciatis, nos religiofos viros Abbatem et Conventum monafterii Sanfte Crucis de lidynburgh, " terras fuas, homines fuos, et univerfas eorundem poffeiliones, ac omnia bona fua mobilia et im-

" mobilia, ecclefiaftica et mundana, fub firma pace et protevEtione nollra jufte fufcepifle," &c.

" Conceffimus etiam eifdem religiofis quod nuUus namos fuos, aut hominum fuorum, capiat pro ali-

" cujus debito, plegiagio, vel forisfadlo, nifi pro eorundem proprio debito, plegiagio, vel foris.f^adlo ;"

apud Perth, 24. Februarii, a. r. 40. 248 Carta Johanni de Ardlere (forfan pro Ardblere) et heredibus de corpore ejus, quibus deficientibus, Patricio

de Blare fratri ejus, &c. terre de .'Ardlere (forfan pro Ardblere) et de Baldowry, in vie. de Forfir,

una cum uno burgagio in burgo de Inverkethyne, refignat. per didum Johannem ; apud Perth, 2.

Martii, a. r. 40.

X49 " David, &c. Sciatis nos, Willielmum filium Johpnnis, latorem prefentium, qui, ut a quibufdam diceb.i-

" tur, nojler ferviis et iiativus komo erat de thanagio iiojlro de Than.idas, infra vie. de Forfar, nollrum

•' hominem liberum fecilTe, fcilicet et omnes qui de eodem Willielmo exierunt ; ita quod ipfe, ct " omnes exeuntes ab eodem, cum tota fua fequela, Hue clameo noflro vel heredum noftrorum, quoad

*« aliquam notam fervitutis, libere morari valcant infra regnum noftrum ubicunque fibi melius vide-

" et Willielmus, rit expedire ; quare volumus concedimus quod predidus ct omnes exeuntes ab co-

<< '« dem, liberi fint et quieti ab omni fervitute nativa imperpetuum," &c. ; In cujus rei teftimonium,

" prefentibus literis, penes ipfum Willielmum et fequelam fuam perpctuo remanfuris, Cgillum noftrum

" precepimus apponi ; apud Perth, ultimo Feb. a. r. 40." Z 90 INDEX OF CHARTERS, 8cc. BY KING DAVID II.

terris Skeok, C50 Carta Johanni Herlce, Militi, terrarum de Achray, cum annuo redditu viginti marcarum de de M'Kelly per cartam noftram in vie. de Strivelyne ; " quem quidem annuum redditum, alias Johanni « conccffum, pretextu et virtute generalis revocationis fade in noftro Parliamento de terris noftris " dominicis, ad manus noftras alias recepimus revocatum ;" 14 Martii, a. r. 40. efcaetarum, et 251 Confirm. Abbati et Conventui Sande Crucis de Edynburgh, decime partis lucromm, vicecomitum, et pre- finium, de quibufcunque placitis, tarn Camerarie et Juiticiarie, quain curiarum Avyn et L'ol- pofitorum burgorum, feu aliquo quocunque modo contingeiitium niter aquain de progeuitoris noflri, et aliorum predeceffurum regum brauncepeth ; " ficut carte five litcte quondam ;" " Scotie, didis religiofis inde fade in fe plenius continent et proportant 26°' julii, a. r. 40. vie. de Strivelyne, &c. 252 Joiianni Hericc, Militi, annul redditus viginti marcarum de terris de Skeok, in

- ut in N 250 -, 2. April, a. r. 40. de Strivelyne, ut in N° 221 253 Alexandre Porter, et Johnete fponfe ejus, terre Novi Parci, in vie. ; apud Edynburgh, 15. Julii, a. r. 41. 254 Johanni Hcryng, juris five reHi terrarum baronie de Glafclune, in vie. de Perth, quod jus five redum " paicntes figillo fuo Thomas Byfet, filius et heres quondam Thome Byfet, Militis, per literas fuas

" et figillo Venerabilis Patris Abbatis Sancte Crucis de Edynburgh, ac figdlo Georgii de Dunbarr " Comitis Marchie confanguinei noftri fignatas, furfum reddidit, pureque et fimpliciter rcfignavit •,"

18^ Septem. a. r. 41. 255 Roberto Senefcallo Scotie Comiti de Stratherne, et Eufamie Comitiffe Moravie fponfe fue, baronie de a. r. Methfen, in vie. de Perth, refignate per diftum Senefcallum ; 17. Septem. 41. z^6 Alexandre de Meneteth, Militi, communis palture pro centum bobus et vaccis et trecentis ovibus infra moras de Carale, in vie. de Fyf, exeuntium de terra de Balmonthe, infra eundem vicecomita-

tum ; 8. Mail, a. r. 41. 257 Ricardo Comyne, annul redditus decern marcarum Sterlingorum de terris de duabus Carnoufiis, in

vie. de Banff, quem Johannes Burnard claviger Regis refignavit -, 15. Septem. a. r. 41. 25 8 Willielmo C( miti de Rofs, " Comitatus de Rofs et dominii de Sky, ac omnium aliorum dominio- " rum et terrarum que fuerunt ipfius Comitis ubicunque infra regnum, exceptis dominiis

" illis ct terris que fuerunt didti Comitis infra vicecomitatus de Abirdene, de Drumfres,

" non vi, et de Wygtoun ; quem quidem comitatum, terras, et dominia idem Comes &c. fed <' mera et fpontanea voluntate fua, nobis apud Perth in pleno Parliamento noftro tento ibidem, 23. '« Odtob. a. D 1370, in prefentia Roberti Senefcalli Scotie Comitis de Stratherne nepotis noftri, « Willielmi Comitis de Douglas, Georgii Comitis Marchie, Johannis Senefcalli Comitis de Carryk, <« Archcbaldi de Douglas, Roberti de Erfkyne, Alexandri de Lyndefay, Willielmi de Diffchyng-

" toun, Militis, et aliorum plurium Baronum et Nobilium regni noftri, per fuas literas patentes, et « etiam cum fufto et baculo, per manus procuvatorum fuorum, fufficientem ad hoc commiffionem « habentium, furfum reddidit, pureque et fimpliciter refignavit, &c. Tenend. et habend. difto Co- <« miti, et heredibus fuis mafculis de corpore fuo legitime procreandis; quibus deficientibus, Waltero " de Lefley, Militi, et Eufamie fponfe fue, et eorum diutius viventi, et heredibus de di£ta Eufamia " procreatis feu procreandis, ita, videlicet, quod fi heres mafculus de ipfa Eufamia non exierit, et plures forte " de fe habuerit filias, fenior femper filia, tam ipfius Eufamie quam fuorum heredum de « fe exeuntium, deficientibus heredibus mafculis, habeat totum jus et integrum diftum comitatum, " dominia, et terras, cum pertinen. exceptis fupra exceptis, fine divifione aliquali, et ipfis Waltero,

" et Eufamia fponfa fua, ct heredibus de ipfa Eufamia legitime procreandis, fortafle deficientibus,

" filia Johanna junior difti Comitis, et heredes fui ; et quando ipfi heredes femelle fuerint, femper

" fenior heres femella, fine divifione et participatione aliqua, totum et integrum di£tum comitatum, " dominia, et terras predi

INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II. 91

260 Carta Duncano Walays, Militi, et Elianore de Bruys fponfe ejus, terrarum tie Sundrome, de Drumfcrne, ct de Sywyld, in vie. de Are, quas idem Duncanus, apud Are, ii. Augufti, a. D. 1370, relij^navit

apud Perth, 22. Odlob. a. r. 41. 261 Duncano Walays, Militi, et Elinnore fponfe ejus, terrarum de Ochtirbannok, in vie. de Strivelyne,

quas idem Duncanus refignavit ; apud Perth, 22. 0£l:ob. a. r. 41. 262 Duncano Walays, Militi, et Elianore de Bruys fponfe fue, annul redditus decern marcarum de terris

de Barres, in vie. de Kyncardm, quern ipfe Duncanus refignavit : apud Perth, 22. Oftob. a. r. 41. 263 Johanni de Botheuill, pro toto tempore vite fue, terre parei de Garqwoll, in vie. de Banff; 19. Apr.

a. r. 41. 264 Davidi Senefcallo, filio Robert! Senefcalli Scotie Comitis de Stratherne, annul redditus de tenemento

a. r. de Kyndeloch, in vie. de Perth ; apud Perth, 27. Oaob. 41.

265 Johanni de Barclay, filio Davidis de Barclay, partis de Colcarny, in vie. de Kynros, quam idem David

refignavit; apud Perth, 9. Novemb. a. r. 41. 266 Roberto de Danyelftoun, baronie de Glencarne, in vie. de Drumfres, quam Johannes de Danyelftoun,

pater di6ti Roberti, refignavit; cum bondis, bondagiis, vativis, et fequelis eorundem ; 3i.Decemb.

a. r. 41. 267 Johanni Walays de Ricardtoun, terrarum de Murletter, in vie. de Forfar, et fuperioritatis terre quondam Johannis de Kinros, Militis, quas Joliannes de Lyndtfay de Thuriftoun, Miles, refignavit apud Edynburgh, 26. Januarii, an. reg 41.

268 Brieio Wyeh, terrarum de Ballachach et Balleeh, in vie. de Kynros ; " conceflimus etiam quod di£l:e

'« terre libere fint et immunes ab omnibus carriagiis et multuris ;" apud Edynburgh, 29. Januarii, an. reg. 41-

269 Confirm, donationis quam Willielmus Comes de Douglas fecit Laurentio de Govane, terrarum dc

Pollynfeych, in comitatu de Douglas, et vie. de Lanark ; apud Melros, 9. Septemb. a. r. 41. 270 —^— Confi m. donationis quam Abbas et Conventus de Kynlos fecit Donaldo Banerman, terre fue jaeentis

in vieo furcarum burgi de Abirdene, ex occidentali parte ejufdem vici ; apud Perth, 18. Oclob.

a. r. 41. 271 Confirm, donationis quam Willielmus de Setoun fecit Ade Foreft, duarum carucatarum terre in villa

de NudrefT, in conitabularia de Lynlithcu ; apud Perth, 23. 0£tob. a. r. 41. 272 Confirm, donationis quam Johannes de Bona Villa de Balhelvy fecit Waltero Moygne, Militi, de

terra de Ochluchry, jaeente in dominio de Ardendrauch, et vie. de Abirdene ; apud Perth, 23° Otlob.

a. r. 41. Claro, filio quondam :!73 Confirm, donationis quam Hugo de Rofs de Felorth fecit Alexandre de Sanfto a. r. Thome de SanQo Claro, de terra de Eftirtyry, in vie. dc Abirdvrne ; apud Dunde, i. Novemb. 41. 274 Confirm, donationis quam Willielmus Comes de Rofs fecit Alexandre de San£to Claro, filio quondam Thome de Sando Claro, de tota davata terre de Bray infra Marefium dc Fornewyr, in vie. de

Invernys ; apud Dunde, i. Novemb. a. r. 41. 275 —— Confirm, carte coneefl'f per Dovenaldum Comitem de Levenax, " Mauricio de Boucliannane, filio et <' heredi quondam M.iuricii de Bouchannane, terre que vocatur Bouehannane, una cum Sallechy per

" has divifas, a Kclyn ufque Aldmarr, ficut defcendit infra aquam de Hiinereh," (vel Haverch), «' tt

'« illam tcrram de Salieehy per has fimiliter divifas, a Sallechy ufque Keig, et ficut defcendit in ftagno

" de Lougehlomneid, &e. cum curia vite et membrorum habenda et tenenda in didlis terris qu'^tiof-

" cunque voluerit, et exitibus earundem gaudendi; ita tamen quod fi aliquis fit accufatus de huj'.f vo-

" di querela, quod fit judicatus ad curiam didi Mauricii et heredum fucrum, et quod pon.itur ad " mortem ad fureas noftras" (viz. Comitis de Levenax) " del Cathyr," &c. Redden.^o " iude no-

" bis et heredibus noftris in rommuni exercitu Domini noflri Regis, quando eontigerit tnum e;ifeum noftris ab " de qualibet domo in qua fit cafcus in di^is terris," &c. ; " falvis nobis et hcrcdibus &c. BY KING DAVID II. 92 INDEX OF CHARTERS,

•," tcrtibus, in cartv « hominibvs fuis in prediais terris manentibus, oflenfionem armorum (fie) fuorum Comitis, Dominis Malcolmo Flemyng Comite de Wygtoun, WiUielmo de Lewynfloun, Militibus, Cambell, Finlao filio Roberti Ct Domino Gilberto de Carrlk, Milite, Waltero de Follanc, Ewaio Edynburgh, de Camfy, Keflano clerico noftro, et multis aliis •, carta confirm. Regis data eft apud

26. Januar. a. r. 41. licet ex confuetudlne ab antiquis in- 176 ' David, Dei gratia, Rex Scottorum. Notum facimus univerfis, quod « trodufta temporibus, et continuata ufque prefens per nos et predeceflbres noftros extiterit, tan- " quam pro privilegio fpeciall, fervatum, quod bona quecunque mobilia epifcoporum regni noftri tem- eplfcopis in fuis teftamentis con- «< pore mortis ipforum regiis fie applicata fuit ufibus, quod ab ipfis facultas quia umen, «' dendis, fuper bonis difponendis hujufmodi omnino fuerit hadenus adempta ; lucidis ratio- " tam per Cleri noftri quam aliorum de noftro confilio prudentiam fuimus jam veris et pofterum cedere manifefte di- «' nibus informati quod confueiudo hujufmodi ceffit haaenus, et in Cleri; Nos, ob reverentiam divini " nofcitur in indecentiam honeftatls ecclefie et in opprobrium ftatus fupphcantium, et de confenfu et « nominis, et ad inftantiam prelatorum fuper hoc nobis inftanter liberorum fuorum, necnon aUorum baronuni '< affenfu Roberti Senefcalli Scotie nepotis noftri, et noftri in pleno noftro Parliamento tento apud Perth, «« et procerum, ac trium communitatum regni noftra fpeciali concedimus, et prefen- " pro nobis, noftrifque heredibus, et fuccefforibus de gratia epifcopi regni noftri, tam pofteri quam •« tium hterarum ferie confirmamus, quod omnes et finguli fua teftamenta condere valeant, «' prefentes, de quibufcunque mobilibus fuis, tempore mortis fue, vel impedimento, difta confue- " et pro fua voluntate difponere, fine aliquo objeftu, contradidione, redditibus, dominiis, <« tudine, five ufu longevi temporis in contrarium non obftante ; terris tamen, juribus patronatuum ec- " et fervitiis quibufcunque ipforum epifcopatuum, cum pertinentiis, necnon " clefiarum, que ad regaliam noftram pertinere confueverunt, et adhuc pertinent fede vacante, et et difpofitioni noftri, «« omnibus et fingulis aliis, prefer exprefla fuperius, juri regio, voluntatique

et fi contingat ali- « heredum et fucceflbrum noftrorum, in omnibus et per omnia refervatis ; " quem epifcoporum regni noftri, aliquo unquam tempore, quod abfit, ab inteftato decedere, volu- in '< mus, et tenore prefentlum concedimus, pro nobis, et noftris heredibus et fucceflbribus per-

" petuum, quod amici et propinquiores diftorum epifcoporum, de univerfis fuis bonis mobilibus, " abfque quocunque impedimento per nos aut miniftros noftros faciendo, difponant pro fue libito " voluntatis, prout pro falute animarum ipforum epifcoporum melius videant expedire," &c.; " tef-

«» tibus, Roberto Senefcallo Comite de Stratlierne nepote noftro fupradiao, Johanne Senefcallo Co-

" mite i!e Carnk fliofiw primogenlto et herede, Thoma Comite de Matr, Georgio de Dunbarr Comite '« Marchie, Williclmo Comite de ." Cetera defunt.

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INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT 11.

BOOK I.

^77 Carta Confir. carte concefle per Regem dum fuerat Senefcallus Scotie. Carta originalis verbatim inferitui in carta confirmationis, et incipit his verbis, viz. " Robertus Senefcallus Scocic Comes de Stratheriie, " falutem in Domttw fempiternam. Noverit univerfttas vejlra Nos de confenfu et ajfenfu dilecii primo-

" geniti nojhi et heredis Johannis Senefcalli Comitis de Carrik, dedij/e, tsfc. Alano de Lawedre tenentl

«« noilro de Whytflad, wardas, maritagia; relevia, annuos redditus, albas firmas, et earum dupli-

«« cationes, cum curiarum efchaetis, et fervitiis libere tenentium de tenendria de Birkyfyd, Lygeard-

«« wode, et Mouftoun, que de nobis tenentur in capite, infra vie. de Berwyco fuper Twreydam, te- fidelitate <• nend. de nobis et heredibus noftris baronibus de Renfrue in feodo ; homagio vel Comitis ;" eft " Marchie, fi nobis debetur de tenendria de Birkyfide, duntaxat exceptis carta originalis data apud Renfrev/e, hiis teftibus, Dominis Roberto de Erflcyne, Johanne de Danielftoun, et Adam de

Fowlertoun, Militibus ; carta confirmationis data eft apud San£tum Andream, 13. Junii, an. reg, primo; teftibus, WiUielmo et Patricio, Sanai Andree et Brechinenfi Epifconis, Johanne primogenito mftro Comite de Carrie Sertefcallo Scotie, Roberto Comite de Meneteth, Alexandre Senefcallo, filiis noftris kariflimis; WiUielmo Comite de Douglas, Johanne de Carrie Canonico Ghfguenfi Cancellario et Erflcyn, Militibus, confajiguineis noftris. noftro i Alexandre de Lyndefay, Roberto de ^^g Confirm, donationis quam Malcolmus, filius Johannis, filii Nigelli de Carrik, fecit Alano de Lawedre, de terra de Mertoun, que fuit quondam Alani le Suche, de medietate terre dominlce de Lawedre, cum medietate molendini fuUonis ejufdem, que fuit quondam Domini Johannis de Balliolo, et de

terra de Newbyggyng, in conftabularia de Lawedre, infra vie. de Berwyk fuper Twedam ; apud San£lum Andream, 13. Junii, an. reg. i"". 2-ft Confirm, donationis quam Hugo de Eglyntoun, Miles, fecit Alano de Lawedre, de terra de Nortoun,

in baronia de Rothew, in vie. de Edynburgh ; apud Sanctum Andream, 13. Junii, an. reg. i. 280 Confirm donationis quam Willielmus Comes de Douglas fecit Alano de Lawedre, de terra de Ur- i. motftoun, in regalitate de Lawedre ; apud Sandlum Andream, 13. Junii, an. reg. Lawedre, et j8, Confirm, donationis " quam nos fecimus dum nos eramus Senefcallus Scotie," Alano de Alicie Cambell, et eorum diutius viventi, de duabus carucatis terre in villa de Nortoun, in baronia de Rathew, in vie. de Edynburgh, que fuerunt Ibbok et Minote de Nortoun antiquorum tenentium ea- imo. rundem, et quas Fynlaus filius Henrici refignavit ; apud Sandlum Andream, 13. Junii, an. reg. j8a Confirmans fundatienem capelle juxtra cimiterium ecclefie parochialis de Mayboyl, in comitatu de Carrie, per Johannem Kenedy Dominum de Dounouure, et donationem per eundem 18 marcarum

terre de terris fuis vicinis ecclefie de Mayboylle et capelle prediclis, et 1 8 boUarum farine de ficca multura de didta terra percipi confueta, ac 10 marcarum Sterlingorum annuatim de terra ejus de Bal- et terre de Treuchane, et mar- maclewhane, et 5 marcarum terre de Barrecloych, 6 marcarum 5 capellanorum di- carum terre de Barretach, ad fuftentationem ipfius capelle, unius clerici et trium figillum meum, una cum fi-illo Domini Gil- vina ibidem celebraturorum : " In cujus rci teftimonium, figillo Epifcopi Glafgucnfis, «« berti Kenedy, Militis, filii mei et heredis, ac etiam cum Waken cum prefenti litere, et uni alteri ejufdem te- " fijiillo communi capituli ejufdem ad majorem fecurititem, carta confir. Regis " notis eft appenfum ;" data apud Dounouur, 29. Novemb. an. Dom. 1371 >

data eft apud Doundovenald, 4^ Decemb. an. reg. i . fecerunt Hugoni de Selkyrfc 283 Confirm, donationis quam ballivi et communitas ville de Hadyngtoun i^o. burgenfi de Edynburgh, parve petie terre in difto burgo ; apud Perth, 2. Julii, an reg. J84 «_« Confirm, donationis quam Anna de Keloch fecit Altari Sande Crucis in ecclefia parochiili de Strive- lyne, et Nicholao de Torboltoun Vicario di£te ecclefie, pro tempore vite ejus, de uno tofto in terra 2

94 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT II.

J.85 Carta Johanni Kenedy, medietatis baronle\ e Dalrimpill, in vie. de Are, quam Malcolmus, filius Gllcrifti, filii

Ade dc Dalrimpil), refignavit ; teftibus San£li Andree, Glafguenfi, et lirechinenfi Epifcopis, Johanne

pritnogenito nojiro Comite de Carrik et Senefcallo Scotie ; Thoma Comite de Marr, Willielmo Comite de Douglas confanguineis noftris; Roberto Comite de Meneteth filio noftro; Archibaldo de Douglas,

Alexandro de Lyndefay, Roberto de Erlkyne, Miiitibus, confanguineis noflris ; et Johann.- de Carrik

Canonico Glafguenfi Cancellario noftro ; apud Sconam, 30. Maii, an. reg. r.

j86 " CariiTimo filio noftro Alexandro Senefcabili," (certe pro Senefcalli), 60 davatarum terre de Baden- nach, una cum caftro de Lochyndorbe, et terris ac foreftis eidem caftro annexis, in vie. de Invernes,

Tenend. eidem .Alexandro, et heredibus de corpore fuo procreandis ; quibus deficicntlbus, D.ivid

Senefcallo filio noftro Comiti de Stratherne, et heredibus de corpore fuo exeuntibus, adeo libere, &c.

ficut quondam Johannes Comyn, vel aliquis predeceflbrum fuorum, didlas terras et caftrum tenuit; apud Sconam, 30. Martii, an. reg. i"!". J87 —__ Thome de Rate, medietatis baronie de Oures, in vie. de Kyncardyn, quam Matheus de Eychles, filius

et heres quondam Willielmi de Eychles et Beatricis de Carlctoun fponfe ejus, apud Sconam refigna- imo. vit, 30. M.irtii, a. Dom. 1371 ; apud Perth, 31. Martii, an. reg. i88 Thome de Rate, medietatis baronie de Oures, in vie. de Kyncardyn, quam Duncanus de Walays,

Miles, refignavit; apud Perth, i^o Aprilis, a. r. 1^0. aSp Roberto de Erikyne, Militi, 20 librarum Sterlingorum annui redditus ex baronia de Cadyou, in vie

de Lanark, in excambium terre de Bondyngtoun, et annui redditas quatuor marcarum de terris de imo. Wefthall, in baronia de Ratheu, in vie. de Edynburgh ; apud Edynburgh, 4. Maii, an. reg.

ipo Hugoni de Eglyntoun, Militi, terre de AUirtoun, in baronia de Kylbryd, in vie. de Lanark ; 5. Maii^

a. r. 1.

291 —— Hugoni de Eglyntoun, Militi, terre de Bondyngtoun, et annul redditus quatuor marcarum et o£l:o fo-

lidorum de terris de Wefthall, in baronia de Rathew, in vie. de Edynburgh; 6. Maii, a. r. i".

292 Hugoni de Eglyntoun, Militi, terre de GyfFeyn, in baronia de Kyle-Senefcalli, in vie. de Are; 4. Maii,

a. r. I ".

293 " Diletto filio noftro David Senefcallo, Militi Comiti de Stratherne," caftri de Urchard et baronie

ejufdem, in vie. de Invernys ; tenend. di£lo David, et heredibus de corpore ejus procreandis; quibus

deficientibus, " diletlo filio noftro Alexandro Senefcallo, Militi," et heredibus de corpore ejus pro-

creandis; 19. Junii, a. r. |i»o.

'94 " David Senefcallo, Militi, Comiti de Stratherne, filio noftro karlflimo," comitatus de Stratherne

tenendi fibi et heredibus fuis in omnibus et per omnia ficut quondam Malifius Comes de Stratherne,

vel aliquis alius Comes ejufdem, ipfum comitatum tenuit ; " cum additione fabfcripta, quod ipfe et

«' heredes fui ipfum comititum habeant, teneant, et poffideant in libera regalitate, cum feodis et forif-

" fa£luris, et cum placitis quatuor pundorum corone noftrc, libere et quiete ; et cum omnibus aliis

" libertatibus, commoditatibus, et aifiamentis, et juftis pertinentils quibufcunque que ad liberam

" regalitatem pertinent, feu debent, fecundum regni leges et confuetudines, pertinere ;" apud Perth,

3. Julii, a. r. 1"^". ipj —— Andree de Clapham, terrarum de Tornakyders, in ccnftabularia de Carale, et in vie. de Fyff, quas

Mariota de Wardrobe refignavit ; apud Perth, 2. Julii, a. r. l"">. }p6 —— Confirm, donationis quam Matheus de Crake fecit Ade de Foulertoun, Militi, et Marjorie fponfe

ejus, de duabus marcis Sterlingorum annui redditus debiti ex molendino de Corftjy : Item akerius

donationis quam Ciitlibevtus de Mortoun fecit difto Ade, de duabus marcis Sterlingorum annui red-

ditus debiti ex medietate terre de Corftsy, que fuit quondam Johannis filii Gilberti ; apud Duun-

donnalil, 4. Decenib. a. r i. (a)

'a} Htrre the old Index very unaecouotably corcludea, omittini^ no fewer t!ir.n tb'r'y-fiT* Charters in the end of this Book. INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT II. 95

297 Carta Confirm, donationis quam Jacobus Senefcallus Scotie, avui nojler, fecit Ade de Foulertoun, Militi, filio

quoi'dam Alani de Foulertoun, terre de Faukrtoun, in Kyle-Senefcalli, in vie. de Are, et terre dc Gaylis et Pil'car e de 4I Irwyne, et niircarum annui redditus de terra de Shualtoun ; carta confirm. Regis caret et data et teftibus.

198 ^— Confirmans donationem quam IVIatheus de Crake fecit Ade de Foulertoun, Militi, et Marjorie fponfe ejus, duarum marcarum annui redditus debiti ex molemlmo de Corfby } item donationis quam Cuthbertus de Mortoun fecit prefato Militi, viginti-fex folidorum et ofto denariorum Sterlingorum

annui redditus ex medietatc terre de Corfby, que fuit quondam Johannis filii Gilberti, 4. Decemb.

a. r. I.

199 Andree de Conynghame, terre de Kyndevy, in tenemento de Fortevyot, in vie. de Perth, quam Mal-

colmus filius Mordaci refignavit ; apud Strivelyn, 16'" Januarii, a. r. in^o. 300 —— Confirm, donationis quam " nos, dum eramus Senefcallus Scotie, et antequam ad regie dignitatis cel- " fitudinem fuimus fublimati, fecimus" Marjorie de Foulertoun, de annuo redditu viginti folidorum

exeunte de terra de le Trone, in vie. de Are; apud Irwyn, 7. Decemb. a. r. imo. 301 —— Confirmans donationem quam '< primogenitus nolter karitfimus Johannes Comqs de Carrik Senefcallus

" Scotie" fecit Johanni de Foulertoun, filio et lieredi Ade dc Foulertoun, Militis, de terris de L.ichis

Orientali et Occidentali, et de terris de Harparlande, in b.ironia de Kyle-Senefcalli, et vie. de Are,

Tenendarum " de prefato Johanne primogenito noftro et heredibus fuis in feodo ;" apud Sconam,

5'" Marcii, a. r. 2

wyne, de limitibus et libertatibus dictorum burgorum, fuit clare compsrtum, quod dicli burgenfes de Irwyne " fuerunt a 30, 40, 50, et 60 annis et ultra et eitra, et a tempore et per tempus de cujus •< contrario memona hominum non exiltit, in poffelRone finium, limirum, et bondarum totius baronie " de Conynghame, et baronie de Largis, di£ii burgi de Irwyne libertatibus aniiexarum, pro fuis tan-

<' turn mercandifis et mercimoniis in eifdem exercentibus ;" confirmans itaque ilia privilegia, et concedens quod burgenfes de Irwyne tenant illud burgum in liberum burgum, " abfque exattione cujuf-

« cunque toUonei, feu alterius cujuflibet fervitutis," et quod gaudebunt Gylda, et onini Gylde liberate

qua alii quicunque regni burgenfes hadenus funt gavifi; teftibus WUlielmo et Patricio SancH Andree noitro Carr:k et Senelcalio ct Breehinenfis Ecclefiarum Epifcopis ; primogenito Johanne Comiie de

Scotie, Roberto Comite de Fyf et de Menetcth, filio noftro dilerto, Willielmo Comite de Douglas ;

Joh mne de Carrik Canonico Glafguenfi Cancellario noftro ; Hugone de Eglyntoun, et Roberto de ido. Erlkyne, Militibus •, apud Edynburgh, 8"° Aprilis, a. r. 303 David Senefcalli, Militi, comitatus de Stratherne, tenendi ficut quondam Malifius Comes de Strathern^-, vel aliquis alius Comes ejufdem eum tenuit, " cum additione fubfcripta, quod ipfe et hcredes fui « di£lum comitatum, ac omnes alias etftngulas terras, tenandtias, et tenementa, cumpertimntiis, que ter.er.-

<' tur et tenebantur antiquitus de ipfo comitatu ubicunque infra regnum /njirum, {a) habeant in Ub;ra re- ;" «' galitate, cum feodis, forisfafturis, et cum placitis quatuor punftorum corone naftre teftibus

Willielmo et Patricio San

de Carryk Senefcallo Scotie, Roberto Comite de Meneteth, Alexandre S.'nefcalli, filiis noftris kariili-

nis ; "Willielmo Comite de Douglas, Johanne de Carryk Canonico Glafguenfi Cancellario, Alexariuro

de Lyiidcfay, et Roberto de Erikyne, Militibus; apud Perth, 3. Julii, a. r. i. 304 ' David Senefcalli, Militi, filio noftro karilFimo," comitatus de Stratherne, ejufdem tenoris cum immediate precedenti N° 303, hac claufula addita, " Re>ldendo ipfc David, et heredes fui, nobis c: he- " redibus noftris, de di£lo comitatu, cum peninen. unum par calcariuni dcauratorum no;iiine ..Lm

(a) The words printed in Italics are omitted in the preceding N° 294. This probably was the reafoQ of the Charter belnj{ recorded here anew 96 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT II.

*« firme, apud Dulye, ad feftum Nativitatis Beati Joh.mnis Baptifte annuatim, fi petatur tantum, pro «• warda, relevio, maritagio, ac omnibus aliis et fingulis fervitiis, fecularibus exaftionibu-, feu dc- ;" «• manda, que de di

releviis, maretagiis, efcaefis, forisfa£luris, reverfionibus terrarum, et aliis quibufcunque, quod per mortem Johanne de Moravia uxoris difli Archebaldi, abfque herede de corponbus eorundem procreate fuperftite et permanente, Regi devolvere poterit: apud Sconam, 31. Marcii 137 1, et an.

•' reg. I ; teftibus, Willielmo et Waltero Sanfti Andrce et Glafguen," &c.-, nomina aliorum teftium defunt.

'^oO Burgo et burgenfibus de Irwyne ; Hec eft carta N"^ 302 fupra notata, rurfum regiftrata.

noT Alexandro de Lyndefay. Militi, thanagii dc Douny, in vie. de Forfare •, cum bondis, bondagris, nati-

vis et eorum fequtlis, &c. ; apud Perth, 8. Junii, a. r. 2. 3o3 WiHielmo de Kergyll, carrucate terre, partis de Balhevy, (vel Balheny), in baronia de Banff, et vie. de

Perth, quam Johannes Herice r' fiinnvit; apud Perth, 3. Februar. a. r. i. et Marjorie fponfe ejus, filie noftre cariffime," et 009 «« Diledo fiho noftro Johaimi de Dunbar, eorum

diutius viventi, ac heredibus inter ipfos legitime procreatis feu procreandis ; quibus forte dcficienti- bus, Georgio de Dunbarr Comiti Marchie, et heredibus fuis legitimis quibufcunque, totius comitatus Moravie, exceptis dominiis et terris de Lochabir et de le Baydenach, et caltro de Urchard et baronia ejufdem, necnon magna cuftuma Regi continpente per totum comitatum prediftum et de ipfo comi- curiis, tatu ; tenendi in utiiim integrum et liherum comitatum et in pura et libera rega/itaie, cum tam

quatuor pun£torum ad coronam fpeftanrium, quam aliis, cum earundem curiarum exitibus, &c. ; et quotiefcunque relevtum de di£lo comitatu per mortem Comiris deberi contigerit, ducente librc Ster- lingoruni, et non amplius, pro relevio perfolventuri apud Sconam, in pleno Parliamento tento ibidem,

libera rcgalitate •, apud Edynbureh, 19. Junii, a. r. I. ^11 « Thome de Aula furrigico, (fortafle pro chirurgico), pro fideli fcrvitio fuo," quatuor carrucatarum

terre in tenemiuto dt Siaiieiey, in baronia de Renfrew, et vie. dc Lanark ; faciendo Senefcallo Sco-

tie tres fef>as ad curiam de Renfrew ad tria placita capitalia annis fmgulis ibidem tenenda ; apud

Dundonald, i. Decemb. a. r. 1.

312 Roberto 'le Maxwell, filio et heredi Johannis de Maxwell de Carlaverok, Militi, omnium terrarum que fuerunt ejufdem Johannis tent, in capite de Rege, " et quas ipfe Johannes nobis, apud Kylwy. 8'" proccribus," refignavu libero tenemento ea- " nyne, die 1 Septemb. coram pluribus regni nollri ; ipfius vivere rundem di(So ]ohanni refervato pro tempore vite , " et in cafu quod Chriftiana fponfa *« contigerit poft mortem didli Johinnis, volumus quod tertia pars dittarum terr.irum penes eandem " Chriftianam remaneat pro toto tempore v'te ejus;" apud Kylwynyne, 19. Septemb. a. r. 1°. burgum dc For- 313 Willielmo Bydoune, medietatis terre de Ferrygtounfeld, viz. trefdecim acrarum juxta " heredes didte terre, fi qui fuerint, fare ; tenend. pro fervitiis debitis manerio de Forfare, quoufque « ipfam terram a nobis feu heredibus recuperaverint in forma juris ;" apud Cuprum in Fyff, 5. Ja-

nuar. a. r. i". 314 Thome de Rate, medietatis baronie de Oures, in vie. de Kyncavdyn, quam Matheus de Eychles, filius et heres quondam Willielmi de Eychles, et Beatricis de Carltoun fponfe ejus, apud Sconam, 30.

Martii, an. Dom. 137 1, refipnavit; apud Perth, 31. Martii, a. r. 1°. 315 Johanni Lyon, omnium terrarum thanagii de Glammyfs, in vie. de Forfar: " Volumus infuper, quod '« quandocunq. heredes di£li Johannis relevium pro didis terris" (aliqu^d hie decft) " tenebuntur

" folvere decem libras Steriingorum tantum de ufuali moneta " apud Lochfreuch in Strabrawn, 1 8-

Marc i, a. r. 2^0, ;

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316 Carta " diledlo fillo noftro Johanni del YIe, omnium et fingularum terrarum trecentarum marcarum que

" fuerunt quondam Alani filii Roderici," viz. terrarum de Modoworth, Arraflag, Moreobyr, Knode- worte, Ouiile, Barrech, Rume, Eggeh, et Heryte, tarn infra partes infularum quam in magna terra < apud Sconam, tempore Parliament! noftri ibidem tenti, nono die Martii, anno rcgni noftri fc- " cundo."

7 «< de Tolyry, de Burelly, de Eftirbalnegall, et de Schen- 3 1 Mariote de Cardny dilede noftre," terrarum

vall, et molendini de Milnethort, in vie. dc Kynrofs ; tenend. eldem Mariote et proli inter nos et

ipfam procreate feu procreande, et ipfa prole forte deficiente, heredibus ipfius Mariote de corpore ipfius

*' alias procreandis legitime ;" apud Perth, 27. Martii, a. r. 2^°.

318 «' Karifllmo nepoti nodro Jacobo de Lyndefay, Militi," dominii de "VVygtoun, cum burgo ejufdem, (cxcepta baronia de Carnyfmul), quod Thomas Flemyng, ncpos quondam Malcolmi Flemyng, antea

apud Glafgu, tempore Regis David avunculi Regis Roberti, refignaverat ; et quod idem Thomas

iterum refignavit in prefsntia Regis Roberti, apud Perth, 19. Aprilis, an. Dom. 1372, " coram «' pluribus regni noftri proceribus et nobilibus affiftentibus nobis ibidem ;" apud Perth, 20. April.

a. r. 2. 319 Confirmans cartam Regis David avunculi Regis Roberti, Jacobo de Douglas, Militi, terrarum dc Wodefeld, Tyry, Sefelde, duarum Balbretanis, cum molendino ad dictas terras pertinen. in confta-

bularia de Kyngoine, et vie. de FyfF; declarans did:, ter.js exoneratas et exemptas de' annuls redditibus fequentibus, viz. uno quatuor marcarum debito monafterio de Aberbrothok, altero duodecim folidorum monafterio infule San£ti Columbe, alio quadraginta folidorum pro feodo conftabularii de

Kyngcrne, et ultimo duarum celdrarum et dimidii celdre frumenti, duarum celdrarum et dimidii

celdre ordei, et quinque celdrarum avenarum, Epifcopo Dunkeldenfi ; qui omnes annui redditus in

pofterum folvendi fuut per pofTelTores refidui terrarum diiflie conft.ibularie ; apud Edynburgh, 3. Fe-

bruar. an. reg. eft difti Regis David 39 ; carta confir. Regis Roberti data apud Perth, 27. Junii, an. reg. 2.

-320 Willielmo de Somervill, medietatis baronie de Manuel, in vie. de Strivelyne, quam Chriftiana Croufur

refignavit ; apud Perth, 27. Junii, a. r. 2. 321 " Diledio fratri noftro Hugoni de Eglyntoun, Militi, et cariffime forori noftre Egidie de Lyndefay " fponfe ejus," terre de Bonyngtoun, medietatis terre de Nortoun, cum dominio terrarum de Weft-

hallis « del Cotraw, et quatuor marcarum et o£lo folidorum annui redditus ex diftis terris de

Wefthallis et Cotraw, in vie. de Edynburgh j apud Perth, 28. Junii, an. reg. 2<1".

322 Confirmans donationem quam Johannes de Lyndefay de Toriftoun fecit Hugoni de Rath, de officio coronatorie vicecomitatus de Are pro tempore vite didi Johannis ; concedens etiam ditlum officium dido Hugoni pro toto vite tempore ipfms poft mortem dicli Johannis ; carta confirm, caret data.

323 Johanni Cragy, 40 marcarum Sterlingorum annuatim, *' quoufq. didus Johannes et hereJes fui de 40 ;" '* marcatis terre in loco competenti hereditarie infeodati fuerint ct fnyftti apui Dunde, 14. Martii,

a. r. 2.

:;24 Johanni Walays, Militi, terrarum Tah Unyftoun, in baronia de Inverwyk, in vie. de Edynburgh, 20 marcarum annui redditus de terra de Thornyle, in baronia de Renfrew, in vie. de Lanark, 8 mar-

carum annui redditus de terris de Inglynftoun et de Annottouris, in baronia de Doryfder, in ' vie.

de Drumfres, et omnium terrarum de Retre, in comitatu Buchanie, et vie. de Abirdene ; que omnia Johannes de Lyndefay de Cragy Miles refignavit; carta eft fine data. 325 Ade Wawayne, carrucate terre que fuit quondam Johannis Scroupe, in ^ic. de Roxburgh, cujus una medietas jacet in tenemcnto de Somcrftoun, in baronia de Uvyrcrelyne, et altera medietas iu

baronia de Farnydoune ; fine data. B b 11. y8 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING ROBERT

Scorn fecutidus 326 Prcccptum diredum viceconiiti ct ballivis fuis de Perth, quod faciant folvi eonventui de deci- diftus conventus fuerat inas de firmis terrarum de Rate et Kynfaunys, in quanim pacifica poffenione r. 2. temporibus Regum Roberti et Davidis avl et avunculi Robertt Regis iJ' -, 8. Maii, a. de Sky, conceflam Paulo M'Tyre, et -27 Carta conhn-nans cartain per Willielmum Comitem de Rofs Dominum quibus deficientibus, legitimis heredibus ditti Pauli, hcicdibus inter ipfum et Mariam de Grahamc ; &c. « ficut aliqua terra infra donM- terrarum de Gerlocli infra partes Ergadic; tenend. adeo honorifice, poffideturi" reddendo unum denarium argenti nomine «« nium nottrum (i. e. Comitis de Rofs) plenius " excepto fervitio forinfeco Domini Regis, cum regia vo- albe firme annuatim pro omni alio fervitio, April, a. D. 1366; teftibus, Alex- •' luntas fupervenerif," fcript. fub figillo noRro, apudDelghem, 5. Henrico Scnefcalli, Johanne de andre Epifcopo RofTenfi, Hugone de Roffe fratre Comitis Willielmi, carta confir. Regis data eft 8. Maii, an. reg. 2; tefti- Tarale, Edmondo de Wytona, cum multis aliis ; Ecclefiarum Epifcopis, primogenito noftro bus, Willielmo et Patricio Sandi Andrce et Brechinenfis Jo- hanne Comite de Carryk Senefcallo Scotie, Roberto Comite de FyfF et de Meneteth, filio noftro dile£lo, Willielmo Comite de Douglas, Georgio de Dunbarr Comite Marchie, Johanne de Carryk Ca- nonico Glafguenfi Cancellario noftro, Hugone de Eglyntoun, et Roberto de Erlkyne, Militibud. 328 " Cariflime Socie noftre Eiifamie Reglne Scotie, et Davidi Comiti de Stratherne filio noftro et fuo,

" caftri noftri lacus de Levyn, cum pertinen. ; et ad fuftentationem ejufdem, terrarum de Enachrc, « Calkygoure, Glaflochy, Bondland deKynrofs, cotagiorum et molendinorum, ac annuorum reddituum

«' Tulyochys, Maucuyth, hoftilagiorum ville de Kynrofs -, necnon terre de Cultbuy, duorum Lathei-

" rich, Tomenaygne, Drumgarlet, Techyntulchy, Achteveny, Mauearler, et medietatis ville de Vel-

<• delle, Croftmartyn, Bracmam, Broehlach, et annul redditus de Culcarny, cum pertinen. in vie.

filii fui, " de Kynrofs ; pro toto tempore vite diftorum Socie noftre, et David noftri et cujuflibet

" eorum j" apud Edynburgh, 8. Maii, an. reg. 2'^''. 329 " Evidentie Alano de Lawedre alias conceffe, que funt feptem numero, cum una prote£lione perpetua, re- " novate funt, de data, 10. die menfis Martii, an. reg. Regis 2<1°." 330 " Officium vicecomitis vicecomitatus de Kynrofs conceditur Roberto Haket pro tempore vite, apud Edyn- •< burgh, 8. die menfis Maii, anno prediito." ratificatur Hugoni de Rath, tanquam fubftituto Do- 331 " Officium coronatoris infra vie. de Are approbatur et «« mini Johannis de Lyndefay de Thoriftoun; Militis, ad tempus vite di£li Domini Johannis, et poft

«« obitum ejus, conceditur predifto Hugoni pro tempore vite ipfiuSj fi ilium fuperftitem efle conti-

*' geritj" apud Edynburgh, 9. Aprilis, anno INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II. 99

Chartarium, ane Parchment Book, tcgidder with Parliaments,

Carta Johannis de InfuUs que vocantur liles Geday, Jura, Colinefay, cum aliis infulis eidem pertinen. viz. Tirayd et Colla, Lewes, Morimarie, Louchabre, terra de Durdoman, Glen- chonyre, caftra de Kernorborgh, Ifeleborgh, Dungeuall.

I Reginald! filii Roderici, de terris de Kintale in Ergadia Boreali, data per Dominum Rofs. didi de certis infulis, \\z. Yweft, Barra, Egghe, Romme, terris de Garrw Moybarne, Myn- dewith, Mordhowar, Arefayg, Cundeworth, cum omnibus pertinentiis.

Malcolmi filii Turmode M'Clyde, de duabus partibus tenementi de Glenelgenie, viz. ofto douatis et quinque denariatis terre, cum pertinentiis, uifra vie. de Invernes.

Alexandri M'Naughtan, de omnibus terris que fuerunt Johannis, filii Duncani, filii Alexandri

de Yle, et omnibus terris, cum pertinentiis, que fuerunt Johannis Dornagilli ratione forisfadure. —— Torkyle M'Cloyde, de terris de Afkynkte, una foircelata infule ejufdem.

Par. Rob. III.

Carta burgi de Coupar. burgi de North Berwick.

T/^ls " CHARTARIUM, ANE PARCHMENT BOOK, TOCmDER WITH PARLIAMENTS," as h is irttitled in the old Index, appears to be the Bo.L of Record recovered in November 1 793 from the State-Paper Office at LondcTiy by Lord Frederick Campbell , in his official character of Lord Clerk-Regiflerfor Scotland, as is more particularly mentioned above in the Introduflion.

TH£ Framer of the old Index has only taken notice of thef-w Charters contained in this important Record, without troubling himfetf either about the other very curious deeds which it contains, or about the Parliamentary Proceedings inferted in it, one Parliament only being briefly mentioned by him, viz-. " Par. Rob. III." and that erroneoufly; for none ef the Parliaments entered in the boik in queflion are of that Kiti^. It is proper, therefore, to give a particular Index of this Book, INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID 11,

A Quarto Manuscript on Vellum, delivered by his Majesty's Command, FROM HIS State-Paper Office at London, to Lord Frederick Campbell,

AS Lord Clerk-Register for Scotland, in November 1793.

The Volume, before lebig Bouiul hi its prrfeiit Form, appears to have coiiftjled offeven or eight, or perhaps more dif- to too, ferent Parts ; and either before being Bound, or ftnce, it feems have fuffered fame Mutilations. In the Binding either from ignorance, or careleffnef, or both, fome of the Leaves have been mifplaced. Itfill confifls of 74 Folios, or 148 Pages, of a ^larto Size, very clofely -written.

We proceed to give a particular Index of this valuable Record. It contains as folloius, viz.

Folio.

I Carta Regis Davidis 2^', Johanni de Yle, infularum de Yle, Geday, Jura, Colinfey, Mule, Tiryad, CoIIj, Lewes, et terrarum de Morimare, Louchabre, Durdomon, Glenchomyr, cum cuftodia caftrorum de

Kernoborgh, Ifeleborgh, et Dunchouall, cum terris et minutis infulis ad dl£la caflra pertinentibus ; apud Are, 12° Junii, anno regni 1510.

do. Carta ejufdem Regis, confirmans cartam concefTam per Wiilielmum Comitem de Rofs, filium et hcredem quondam Hugonis Comitis de Rofs, Reginaldo filio Roderici de Infulis, decern davatarum terre de

Kennetale, in Ergadia Boreali ; data apud caftrum di£li Comitis de Urcharde, 4'" Julii, an. Dom. 1342, tefUbus, Johanne et Rogero Moravie et RoiTie Epifcopis, Dominis Roberto de Lawedre, Jacobo de Kcrdale, et Willielmo de Mowbray, Militibus; Domino Thoma de Lichtoun Canonico Moravienfi,

Johanne de Berclay, Adam de Urcharde, Johanne Yong de Dyngvale, et multis aliis Clercis et

Laicis ; carta Regis eft fine data.

2 ejufdem Regis, Reginaldo filio Roderici de Infulis, infularum de Yweft, Barra, Egghe, et Roumme,

et odo unciatarum terre de Garw Morwarne, videlicet, Mudeworth, Mordhowor, Arefayg, et

Cundeworth, faciendo tarn per mare quam per terram fervitia confueta ; apud Are, 12° Junii, an.

reg. is'«.

do. ejufdem Regis, Malcolmo filio Turmode Maclode, duarum partium tenementi de Glenelg, viz. o<9:o da-

vatarum et quinque denariatarum terre, in vie. de Invernys ; faeiendo fervitium unius navis viginti et fex remorum quum fuper hoc requifitus fuerit.

do. —— ejufdem Regis, Alexandre Macnauchtane, omnium terrarum que fuerunt quondam Johannis, filii

Duncani, filii Alexandri de Yle, et omnium terrarum que fuerunt quondam Johannis Dun^alli par-

fonne -, terre non nominantur, et carta caret data.

Regis, Torkile Maclode, quatuor davatarum terre Aflcynkte forccLita do ejufdem de cum infule ejufdem ; faciendo fervitium navis viginti remorum quum didlus Torkile vel heredes fui fuper hoc fuerlnt prc-

muniti ; carta eft fine data.

TREATIES, PARLIAMENTS, a-c.

3 A Bull of Pope Boniface VIII. fent to Edward I. King of England, aflerting the independency of the king-

dom of Scotland, dated 5. Kalend. Julii, pontificatus noftri anno quinto, (/. e. 27th June 1300.) 4 An cmbalTy from King Robert II. of Scotland to King Charles V. of France, dated 31ft January 1374, (i. e. 1375), foliciting the French King's interpofition with the Pope and Cardinals, to procure a fa- vourable decree in a fuit profecuted before the Papal Judicatory, at the inftance of Margaret Logy

Queen of Scots, and demanding reparation for depredations on Scots traders by Norman pirates. INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II.

Folio.

The deed is in the form of a notorial inftrument, in which King Robert's letter, and the anfwer by King Charles, both in the French language, are verbatim inferted. King Robert's Ambaffadors were, Mr Adam de Tynnynghanie Dean of Aberdeen, Sir Duncan de Waloys, and Sir John de

is Edmondftoun, Knights. This deed evidently mifplaced in the binding -, and after it, two leaves appear to have been cut away.

9 " Fadtum Norvagie." (This is the original title in the record : what follows here, printed in Italics, is written in a character three centuries at lead more modem, viz.) " Concordia inter Alexandrum Regem Scotia

" et Magnum ejus nominis 4, fuper infulis regni Scotie." This is a confirmation by King Ro-

bert I. of Scotland and Haquin V. King of Norway, executed at InverneCs, the firft Sunday after the feftival of Symon and Jude, (28th of Oftober), in the yejr 1312, of a prior treaty,

dated at Perth, in the church of the Preaching Friars, on the Friday firfl following the feftival

of the Apoftles Peter and Paul, (6th of July) 1266, between King Alexander III. of Scotland, " ibidem cum clero et proceribus regni fui majoribus perfonaliter comparente," and King Mag-

nus IV. King of Norway, by liis Ambaffadors ; by which King Magnus ceded for ever in favour of the King of Scots, " Manniam, cum ceteris infulis Sodorenfibus, et omnibus aliis infulis ex

" parte occidental! et auftrali magni HafF," &c. " exceptis infulis Orcadie et Yhetlandie, quas idem " Rex Norwagie fpecialiter refervavit ;'' in conHderation of which ceflion, the King of Scots, and

his heirs for ever, were to pay to the King of Norway, and his heirs, 100 marks yearly, " bonorum

" et legalium Sterlingorum, fecundum modum et ufum curie Romane, ac regnorum Francie, Anglic,

" et Scotie," within St Magnus church in Orkney, " terra fcilicet Domini Regis Norvagie •," to-

gether with 4000 marks Sterling more, within the fpace of four years then firil following ; the pay-

ment of the firft 1000 marks to be made about the 24th of June 1 26-j, and the fourth and laft 1000

at the fame term in the year 1270. To the duplicate of the original treaty, which was to remain in poffeflion of the King of Norway, was appended the feal of the King of Scots, together with the feal* of Gamelinus and of John Bilhops of St Andrew's and Glafgow, and of Alexander Comyn Earl of Buchan, and of Patrick, William, and Adam, Earls of Dunbar, M.irre, and Carrie, and of Robert de

Meygneris, a Baron. The forefaid treaty is, as obferved above, confirmed by King Robert and King Ha-

quin ; and King Robert binds himfelf and the kingdom of Scotland, to pay King Haquin and the kingdom

of Norway, 100 marks Sterling yearly. King Robert's feal, together with the feals of Henry, David, Thomas, and Ferquhard, Bifhops of Aberdeen, Murray, Rofs, and Caithnefs, and of William, David, and Thomas Ranulphi, Earls of Rofs, Athole, and Murray, were appended to the duplicate of this confirmation, which was to remain with King Haquin. a An acquittance by the commiflioners of faid King Hiquin to King Robert, for the 100 marks due for the

year 1312, in terms of tiie above confirmation, and for 500 marks more due for tlie five years preceding, dated on the Thurfday immediately before the feftival of the Annunciation (25th of March) 1312.

•' .9 Collo, fie. Traftatus pacis firmate." This deed is in French. It is a ratification by King Edward III. of

England, '< et totum confilium," dated at Northamptoun, the 4th of May, in the 2d year of

that King's reign, viz 1328, of a treaty, which is verbatim tranfcribcd in the ratification, concluded

s-t Edinburgh on the 17th of March 1327, (i. e. 1328), between Robert King of Scots and tlie Ple- nipotentiaries of faid King Edward III. viz. Henry Biftiop of Lincoln, William Bifliop of Norwich,

Henry de Percy, William de la Souche de Aflieby, and Geo!"ry Ic Scrop {a). By this treaty it is

agreed, iwsi. That a marriage ftiould be folemnized as foon as poiUblc between David, eldeft fon and

C c

{a The original duplicate of this treaty left with the King of Scots is among tbc Archives in the General R-gifter-

Houfc at Edinburgli, with the fcals of the three lay Plenipotentiaries ftill pretty entire, thofe of Percy and Scrop efpe- •iaily. INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c, BY KING DAVID II.

then under age -, hch- of the King of Scots, and Johanna, fifter of the King of England, both being life, to the faid Johanna, lands that the King of Scots (hould aflign, in name of dowry, during her knights-fees, patronages of within Scotland to the amount of L. 2000 of yearly rent, with the to the of Scots, and his fucceffors, ?^- patron- churches, and other pertinents ; but referving Kmg rights providing^ That although David fiiould ages of Abbies, Priories, and Hofpitals, and his regal i Johanna lliould ncverthelefs enjoy her faid dowry, of di'e before t]ie folemnizaiion of the marriage, charter and>//f« before the feftival of the Afcenfion which the King of Scots is bound to grant her fclemnizing the marriage, in that event, the King of ;hen next ; that if Johanna Ibould die before tlie of Enohnd, England fliould have the power of marrying David with the Lady neareft to him, King the marriage, -, die folemnizing by blood, who is to have the fame dowry that if David (hould before the King of England (hould have the heir- male of the King of Scots for hulband to Johanna, or fail- be put into the ing her, to the Lady neareft by blood to the King of England ; that Johanna fhould hands of the King of Scots, or his Commifiioners, at Berwick-upon-Tweed, on the 15th of July marriage fhould be folemnized, Johanna fhould be then next ; but if David {hould die before the

at liberty to abide with and to return (a) to her brother the King of England, unlefs fhe fliould be witli

child (b), in which event, fhe fhould not be at liberty to depart without confent of the King and Barons,

(" fans congee du Roi et du Barr.age"). 7.do, That the fnd Kings, their heirs, and fuccedbrs, fhould be

faithful allies, and as fuch, fhould afTiil each other, faving, on the part of the King of Scots, his al-

if, that alliance, the King of liance with the French King ; but declaring, That in confequence of Scots fliould make war on the King of England, the latter fhould likewife be at liberty to make war on him, the King of Scots-, and that in cafe war fhould be levied in Ireland againll: the King of England, or in the Ifle of Mann, or the other iflands, againft the King of Scots,

neither of thofe Kings fliould afhfl: the enem.ies of the other, pio, It is covenanted and agreed.

That all writings, obligations, infl;ruments, and other muniments touching the fubjeQion of the

people or country {terre) of Scotland to the King of England, (which were, by a written deed {Uttrc) of the King of England, declared null and void), and all other inftrumcnts and deeds touching the freedom of Scotland that might be dlfcovered, fhould be delivered, as foon as they could be found, to the King of Scots, according to a fpecial indenture or inventory to be annulling made of the fame ; but in cafe the writing or deed granted by the King of England,

thofe inftruments, flioul

delivered to the King of Scots, fliould be by him given back to the King of England by a fimilar

indenture or inventory. 4/0, That the King of England fliould endeavour to obtain any fuits in-

ftituted in the Court of Rome or elfrwhere, by the Pope's authority, againfl; the King of Scotland,

his kingdom, or fubjeds, to be difmifi'td, rccdkii and annulled. 5/3, That the King of Scots and his kingdom, and the prelates and other inhabitants {gens) thereof, fliould be obliged to pay to the King of England L- 2o,coo Sterling in the fpace of three years, by three termly payments, atTweedmoutli , in relation to which payments, the King of Scots his prelates, and other fubje£ls, fhould grant a

public inft;rument in writing, fiibjeding themftrlves to the Pope's jurifdiaion. 6to, That the laws of either of the marches fliould be well and f. ithfully kept, and contraventions thereof by the fubjeds provided for by thofe laws fliould occur, kingdom juflly rcdrefTed ; and that if ai y cuR- not clearly the fame fliould be referred to the faid Ki: gs thenifcives, and thtir refpeftive councils, or to commif-

{e) " Deii.ourer ct ntourner."

(*) If David died before the mairiage fliould be cano-iicilly folemnized, it was indelicate to fuppofv that Johanna could be wi-.h child.

(t) This is which explained by a relative deed executed by King Edward, of the lb „t date with this ratification ; of wlative deed, »o abflraft will be found on the following page. INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c, BY KING DAVID II. 103

iwners to be fpecially appointed by them, -jmo. The plealpotentiarles of the ICIng of England be- bound to come procure letters-patent from that King, under his feal, approving and ratifying the treaty in faid all its circumftr.nces, and to deliver the fame to the Mayor of Berwick at the feftival of the Afcenfion then next declaring iikewrife. ; That by the faid treaty, no prejudice was, by either King, intended to Holy Church. 8f9, and finally, Hugh Earl of Rofle, and Robert de Lawedre Jufticiary of Lotliian, in prefence of, by the fpecial command, and on the foul of the King of Scots, fworc on the Holy Gofpels, to the faithful performance of the ftipulations relative to the marriage, articles and all the other of the treaty ; and Henry de Percy took a (imilar oath, by the authority of

and on the foul of the King of England ; and the King of Scots immediately approved and r.itif:cd the. treaty.

ir Difcharge by King Edward III. of England, " Domino David, Dei gratia, Regi Scottorum, illuftri fratri. noftro kariflimo," for 10,000 marks Sterling, iiv full payment of 30,000 marks, due to King Edward the treaty of peace between him and of by Robert King Scots, father to King David ; the difcharge

is dated loth January, an. reg. Edvvardi 4to, i. e. 1331 (a). II Confirmation and ratification by King Edward III. of England, dated at Northamptoun, the 4th of May,

an. reg. fui 2do, (i. e. of a treaty concluded at 1328), Edinburgh, the 17th of March 1327, (i. e. 1328^ between Robert King of Scots, with confent of the Prelates, Earls, Barons, " aliorumque proceruni'

and Commons {commtinitatum) of the kingdom of Scotland, in Parliament, on the one part, and Lincoln, Henry Biftiop of William Bilhop of Norwich, Henry de Percy, William la Zouche de .^f- feby, and GeofFry le Scrop, Commiffioners and AmbifTadors of faid Edward King of England, on

the other part ; by which treaty, in the y? place. The King of Scots obliged Iiimfelf to p:iy, at the term of Michaelmas, in the year 1328, at Tweedmoutb, to the King of England, L. 100,000 Ster- ling [i) and in cafe he (hould fail, ; then he the faid King of Scots, with confent forefaid, grants and agrees, That the deed or letters-patent {Jitere paientes) of the King of England, dated at York, the

I ft of March, in the 2d year of his reign, (i. e. faid year 1328), which are verbathn tranfcribed in the faid treaty, ftiould be null and void, and (hould be given back to the King of England, and the

matters mentioned in thofe letters-patent in relation to the kingdoms of England and Scotland fliould

return to the fame ftate and condition in which they were before tlie gr.inting of thofe letters-patent

by the King of England, and the obligation for paying the faid L. ioq,ooo fliouId in like manner be-

come null and void. In the 2.'/ place. It was agreed. That if a marriage fliould take place bctiveen

David, eldeft fon and heir of the King of Scots, and Johanna, fi.flcr of the King of England, within

fix months after they fliould arrive at marriageable age ; or if fach marriage fliould fail and not t..ke

place through any other caufe than the fault of faid D.ivid, tlicn the obligation for payment of the L. 100,000 fliould be null and void, and fliould be given back to the King of Scots within the fpace

of fix months, and yet the letters-patent of the King of I'ngland fliould remain in full force and ef-

fe£t ; and the Am.balTadors of King Edward furtlier become obliged to get the faid indenture or

treaty ratified and confirmed by the King of England, under his great feal ; and that the ratification ftiould be, about the feftival of the Afcenfion then next, put into the hands of the Mayor of the town

of Berwick-npon-Tweed, to be by him d. liveied to the King of Scots. The letters-patent of f.iid King Edward, made the bafis of and inferted in the above treaty, bear, That as the attempts m.ido

by him. King Edward, and by fonie of his predeceiTors, Kings of England, to attain the fuperiority

(jura regiminis dominii, feu fuperiontatis ) of the kingdom of Scotland, had been proiluctive of fe-

vere misfortunes to the inhabitants both of England and Scotland, by grievous wars, flaughters,

(a) This deed is evidently mifplaced in the book.

(i"l This confirmation feems to refer, not to the principal triaty mentioned above, but to a different treaty oft he f.-.mi; itate, meant as a counterpart of the principal treaty. ;:

104 INDEX OF CHARTERS, &c. BY KING DAVID II.

Folio. calamities for the future, and to eftablirti a folid and devaftations ; therefore, in order to avoid fimilar conlent of and durable peace between the two kingdoms, he King Edward, with the advice and the Prelates, Nobles, Earls, Barons, and Commons of his kingdom in Parliament, agreed and declar.-d. held prcferved to the faid That the juft limits {reBe marchie) of the kingdom of Scotland fliould be and Robert King of Scots, and his fucceiTors, the fa.ne as they were in the time of Alexander King of

Scots, who lalt deceafed, and (hould ever tcmain feparate in all refpe

land, entire, quit ((?,v;>.'«j), and free from every claim of fubjeftion or dependence ; and King Edward,

for himfelf and his fucceiTors, renounces, in favour of King Robert and his fucceflbrs, every claim of

right to which he or his anceftors had made pretenfions ; and he declari^s all obligations, agreements, and ftipulations made and granted at any times byp.id by any kings, or inhabitants of Scotland whe-

ther clergy or laity, in relation to the fubjedlion of the kingdom of Scotland, altogether invalid and

ineffectual : And King Edward fays, That by feparate letters-patent, he had fpecially authorifed the

faid Henry de Percy and William la Souche of Affeby, or either of them, to fwear on his, King Ed-

ward's foul, to the faithful performance of the premifles. 12 TliC Letters-patent or commiffion, mentioned in the conclulion of the laft deed, by King Edward, proceeding on the narrative. That he had granted letters-patent in favour of Robert King of Scots, declaring. That he. King Robert, was to poffefs the kingdom of Scotland according to the fame boundaries by

which it had been poffeffed in the time of Alexander King of Scots, who laft deceafed ; and that he had made a renunciation to the fame King Robert of every pretenfiiin of right to the kingdom of

Scotland acclaimed by him, Kmg Edward, or any of his predeceffors : Therefore, in order to confirm and corroborate the premifTes, he authorifed Henry de Percy and William la Souche of Affeby, or either of them, to fwear on his, King Edward's foul, to the faithful performance of the fame

dated at York, the ift of March, in the 2d year of King Edward's reign.

-!2 " Remifiio feu abolitio criminis conceffa Roberto Duci Albanie et Archibaldo Comiti Douglas, propter mor-

" tern illatam Davidi filio primogenito Roberti III. Regis Scotie." This is the title prefixed

to the deed in the book. But the character in which that title is written is later, by two centu-

ries, than the charafter in which the deed is recorded. Nor is the title perfeftly juft ; becaufe the

deed, inftead of being a remifiiion of the crime, is more properly a declaration that the parties were

guiltlefs of the crime : For after mentioning that Prince David had been arrefted by command of

the Duke of Albany and Earl of Douglas, and committed pvifoner to the caftle of St Andrew's, and afterwards removed from thence to Falkland, and detained in confinement there, it has tliefe words

'< Ubi ab hac luce divma providentia et non aliter migrafle dinofcitur." It then mentions, that the conduft of the Duke and Earl in this bufmefs had been arraigned, at the King's inftance, and tried

before the King and a general council or Parliament, holden at Edinburgh the i6th May 1402, and

that, for certain reafons touching the public utility, judged improper for infertion in the deed, the

arreft of the Prince had appeared juftifiable. The deed is dated the 20th of that month of May, and

it was authenticated by the Great Seal.

N. B. The above deed appears to be recorded on a blank page of the book, and far out of its proper place, according to the chronological order of the tranfaftion and of the date of the writ.

13 A declaration by King Richard I. of England, That he had reftored to William King of Scots the caflles of Berwick, Roxburgh, Edynburgh, and Strivilyn, as belonging to King William by hereditary right

and that he had likewife difcharged all concePions and compaQs which King Henry (II.), the father

of King Richard, had extorted from King William in confequence of King William's captivity ; that King William was to perform to King Richard what WilHam's brother. King Malcolm, had been

obliged to perform for his lan.^s in England to King Richard's predeceffors ; that King Richard was

in like manner to perform to King William, and his fucceffors, whatever King Richard's anceftors

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while goinsi to the court of England and returning home again, and during their reGdcnce at court, as (hould be afcertaiiied by four Englifli Noblemen to be chofen by King William, in conjunction

with four Scots Noblemen to be chofen by Kinjr Richard ; that all ufurpations by Englilh-nsn within Scotland pofterior to the time when King William was made prifoner, flijuld be reflored ; and that

King William and his heirs (hould pofTefs all his eftates within England, as well his demefne lands as thofe hoiden under him in vaiTallage, (feu domlnlcis velfeodis), either in the earldom of Hunting- toun or elfcwhcre, in the fame manner as King Malcolm, the brother of William, had pofllffed

them ; that King Richard had renouaced to King William the allegiance of his fubjecls, and had delivered back all the writs which King Henry had received from him in confequence of his captivity, and if any were omitted and (hould be afterwards found, they were to be altogether invalid and

inefFeclual ; and finally, that King Wdliam had become the liege-man of King Richard, and had

fworn fealty to him for all the finds within Englanl, for which King William's predeceflbrs had been ." the liege-men of Kmg Richard's predecelTors. " Telle meipfo, anno regni noltn primo {a)

Here again a leaf appears to have been cut away.

[a) This deed, as recorded here, differs in fomc circumftances from the copy printed by Mr Rymer in the Fosdera, " vol. I. p. 64. In this record, Klntr Richard, anoiig his other titles, has that of Dominus Hi'iernije" which is not in Mr Rymer's copy. Here too the refl oration of the caftlcs of Edinburgh and Stirling is mentioned, as well as of

Berwick and Roxburgh, which rwo lad only are inferted in Mr Rymer's copy. Here attain, after the wordi " et a

'' " qnatuor proceribus Regni Scotie a nobis eleiftis," thefe words are added, viz. pojiquam Willielmus Bjflard, Conqueftor

" difii re^ni An^lie, et heredes fiti re nwn An^lie optimi/rrunt ;" a palpable interpolation, not fuperfluous only, but even utterly unconnefted with the tenor of the deed. Laftly, inftead of the " tefte meipfo," copied above, the telling chufe in

Mr Ryi; er'b copy is full and complete, and fuch as a tranfaition fo folemn demanded. It is thus exprrfTed, " Ut autetn

" ratum et firmum fit iftud in perpetuiim, prefenti carta et figillo noltro id roboravimus, tellibus Bdlde.vino Cantuar. " L-iucolnien. GoJefrido Win- et Waltero Rothoma^. et J. Duhlinen. Archiepifcopis ; et Hugone Qunelmen. Hugone

" tonien. Huberto "^arifberien. Rtginaldo Bathonien. Epifcopis ; et Domi lo Johanae fratre noltro ; R. Comite Lcicef-

" trie, Hugone Comite dc Warcn. H. Bardol. Stephano de Longo Canipo, dapifero nollro, et aliis mukis ; quiiito die " Drctmbris, dat. per manum VV. Elyen. eledi cancellarii niflri, apud Cantuar. regni noltri anno primo." And Mr

Rymer fubjoins the following remark, which proves the fea! to have been (lill entire when he made the copy, viz. Si^ilui integrum pendet de ferico, filis aureii et argenteh intertexto. From thefe lad words it is evident, that the deed copied by L\Ir

Rymer was truly the otiginal deed itfelf ; and this queftlon obvioufly refults. How came this writ, which belonged to the King and kingdom of Scotland, to be found among the Englilh archives ? Ti. this the Editor is enabled to give a fatisfaftory anfwer, namely, that the deed in quelliun was one of thofe cariied off from the caftle of Edinburgh hy the

orders of King Edwaid I. of England, and lodged at Berwick on the 23J of Au>;u(l, in the 20th year of that Kiig's reign, 1. e. 1292, prevloufly to his giving judgement about the fuccefTion to the Crown of >Sc,)iland. This is ellabli.hed by a roll ftill preferved in the Chapter-houfe at Wellminller, perufed by the Editor on Friday the 2cth of September i"93, and again on the lf\\\ and 27th of April 1796, and printed in the book, intitled, Calendars of Ancient Chi-tersf publilhed by Sir Jofeph AylofTe, anno 1774, page 327, under the article " Cataloj^us munimentorum q'le cap'a futrvint " in Thefanria de Edynburgh," &c. The fifth article of which muiiimenta is, Litera RicharJi Re^is An^lte de rediitione " cafirormn de Rokefburg et BerivicL On page 340. article fecond, it occurs again in thefe wjrds : Carta ej ifdent Richirdi

" Regis de refiitutione jurium, et cajirorum, hbertatum, et literarum Regis Scotie." But the fame deed is m.)re fully entered on the 287th page of that book, under the head of " Trattatus pacis et trcugarum," &c. copied from an index of papers was likcwile care- in the Ciiapter-houfe, made up between 1603 and 162J, by Mr Agarde, who, from that indtx, which fully perultd in the Chapter-houfe by the Editor, appears to have been a man of uncommon fidelity and accuracy. In that 287th page of the Calendars cf Ancient Charters, the inllrument under confideration is entered in thefe words, viz. " A. D. " 1189. Litera Regis Ricardi Primi de reddilione caftrorum de Rokfburgh et de Berwick, etdc rellitutione omnium liber-

" latum qua? habuerunt Reges Scotie, ante captionem Regis VVillidmi, et de literis rellitutis et rellituendis fi que tuerint

" invente, et quod litere invente et non rellitutc oranino non valeant, dat. 5. DLcembris, i. Ric. 1" It is. on the

whole, fufBciently clear, that the deed in this book has been recorded poderior to 1292, when the original charter by Dd io6 INDEX OF TREATIES, &c. BY KING DAVID 11.

Folio. called le I. of Scotland and King Charles IV. of France, Charles 2 4 A treaty of alliance between King Robert part of King Charles, in Bel, dated at Corbeuil in April 1326. The following expreflions on the the preamble, are remarkable, viz. « Et voulenz croiftre I'amitie et la beneveuillance qui a efe de

« longs temps entre nos predecefleurs Roys de France et notre royaume, et entre les Roys d'Efcoce

« et le dit royalme d'Efcoce." The commiffioners for King Robert were, his nephew Thomas Ra- nulph Earl of Murray and Lord of Annandale and of Mann, Robert de Keth Manfchall of Scotland, with three churchmen, Mr James Beu Archdean of St Andrew's, Adam Murray, and Walter de not feem to have gone to France. Twynham a canon of Glafgow ; but the Marifchall does

Jlfter this deed, two leaves feem to have been cut aiuay.

barons, et communitatibus villarum et pai-~- 15 A letter from King John of France, addrefled to the clergy, earls, Englifli, rejedled tium regni Scot'ie [n), thanking them for liaving, at a recent conference with the the

felicitations of the latter to break their old alliance with France, and promifing to make a powerful-

diverfion in favour of the Scots. King John's letter is dated at Paris, the 8th of Auguft 1352. — Another letter from the fame King John to the Bifliop of St Andrew's, commending, in (Irong terms, the fidelity of the Bifhop in particular, and of the Scots nation in general, in perfifling in their alliance in the of a peace with France ; intimating a tru:e between the French and Englifh, concluded hope ;

and aflliring the BHhop, that if a peace fliould take place, the interefts of the kingdom of Scotland

ftiould be by him as faithfully confulted in the treaty as thofe of the kingdom of France. This letter has no date. — A declaration or remiflion by the faid Kiirg John in favour of Edward Balliol, Knight, bearing, that although on account of the war carried on againft the Scots, the allies of him King John, by the faid Edward,

at the inlligation of the Englifli, Edward's eftates within France had been per gentes noftms, {\'\Zi King John's), ftqueftrated and annexed to King John's domains; yet as Edward was reported to have an intention of returning to his allegiance to King John, and to the friendfhip of the Scots;

therefore King John promifes, in that event, to reftore Edward's eftates, or to confer on him fome-

thing more valuable in their (lead ; dated at Paris, 28th September 1361. — Another letter of King John of France, addrefled to the Regent, and to all the prelates, chiefs, {principibus) barons, and nobles of the kingdom of Scotland, exprcfiing, in ftrong religious terms, his forrow for

the late (laughters and devaftations infliaed on. Scotland by the Engli'.h; and exhorting them to perfiil

in their refiftaiice ; but in cafe their efforts (hould finally prove ineffeftual, and their country fliould

be fubdued, he allures them of a kind reception in the kingdom of France.

16 Another letter from the (lime King John, expreffing the deepeft forrow for the fufferings and misfortunes of

the Scots, his faithful allies, in confequcnce of the repeated advantages obtained over them by the

iiiacciirate King Richard was carried out of Scotland by the command of Edward I. ; and that in recording it an copy has been followed. It appears, too, to have been, like the RemiJJio lall noticed, recorded on a blank page, and lliil much

order, it ought to have been the firil farther out of its proper place, accon^ing to its date ; for, according to chronological

in the book. In all the material point-, however, the deed, as here recorded, agrees with the original charter as print,-

ed in the Foedera.

Pojl/cript. The charter itfelf is flill in the Chapter-houfe at Weftminfter, where it was carefully perufed by the

Editor, and collated with the printed copy in the Fcedera, on Tuelday and Wednefday the 26th and 27th of April 1796.

is in a rapid (lata The fcal is dill peileaiy entire, h<le, excepting a few words here and there in the folds. la Mr Rymer's printed copy there are fome inaccu'^acies, but not of any mrttevial imvnrtance.

(rt) David King of Scots is not here mentioned, beca\ife, having been made prifoner at the battle of Durham in Oc

tolur I J46, he v\a3 at tlii« time detained in captivity in England, where, abuat lour years after. King j«.hn of Fianc* arrived iu the fame uufortuaate fituatioa. .

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more numerous forces of their enemies the Englifli, and promifing to fend to their aid 500 armed knights, and an equal number of archers, on his own expence. 16 A writ by the faid King John, diredtd to his Admiral and alt his officers of juftice, informing them, that he had taken under his fpccial proteftion all Scotfmen, particularly Scots merchants trading to the ports

it that of France, and therefore commandmg thofe otBcers to ad accordingly : and as was reported a

Scots trading vefTel had been feized and plundered by fome French pirates, he direds reftitution to be made of fuch of the effeds as could be recovered, under pain of fevere puniftiment.

Thefe three lad entries feem, from the record, to have been all of the fame date with the fourth preceding, viz. 28th September 1361

yi/ter this lajl •writ, another leaf of the hook has evidently been cut aivay,

17 " Copia alligantie Regis Francie facie cum AngUcis in noflri prejudicium." Such is the title prefixed to this deed

in the record. The deed itfelf is an engagement of alliance by King John of France in favour of the

King of England, by which all the treaties between France and Scotland are exprefsly declared to be annulled and retraded by King John, under the fandion of the Pope's authority, obtained at his inft-ance and that of the Kmg of England; and King John obliges himfelf, and his heirs and fuccefibrs,

to affift the King of England againlt all his enemies, faving his alliances with the Pope and the Empe-

ror. It is remarkable, that nothing reciprocal is ftipulated to be performed in return by the King of Eng-

land, whofe name is not once mentioned in the whole inftrument ; and it is plain, that the principal

objed was to break off King John's connedion with the Scots ; and that King John's conceffions

were the eifed of mere compulfion. The inftrument is witnefled by many of the firft nobility cf

France, and is dated at Boulogne, the 26th of Odober 13(^0.

3-9 " Prime treuge et liberatio regis." This is the treaty for liberating King David from his captivity in Englam!, where he had been now detained prifoner eleven years, ever fince the battle of Durham. His rair-

fom was, by this treaty, fixed at 100,000 marks Sterling, payable, by equal portions, in the fpace

of ten years, at the rate of io,oco marks each year; and twenty hoftages, for the more fure pay-

ment, were to be fent to England, of whom the firft named is Johan Senefchal. Three of the fol-

lowing feven noblemen were always to be cf the number of thofe twenty hoftages, viz. the Steward of Scotland, the Earls of March, Marr, Rofs, and Sutherland, the Lord Douglas, and Thomas de

Murray ; that in the mean time, during the whole period of the faid ten years, an inviolable truce

fhould fubfift between the two kingdoms and the ifle of Man •, in which truce were to be included,

Ent,lanJ •, Movfieur Edward de Balliol et Johan des Ifles, et tous autves aliez et adheraiiz of the King of and that John, eldeft fon and heir- apparent of the Steward of Scotland, {Jolan, ayfne fiz et hoir-

tpparant du Senefchal d'Efcoce), one of the forefaid hoftages (a), ihould remain in the company of the

Lord of Percy or of Neville till the firft payment fliould be made, after which, the irhmediate younger brother of faid John fliould come and remain as hoftage in his brother's place until th6 next annual

payment of 10,000 marks ftiould in like manner be made. The treaty is dated at Be'rwick-on- Tweed,

the 3d day of Odober 1357. It is in the French language, and in various refpeds highly curiou;.> 22 A confirmation by King David of the preceding treaty, containing a perfonal obligation on hnn, King David,

to fulfil the fame in all its articles. 23 A ratification of the fame treaty by the biftiops of Scotland, containing an obligation on tliem to enforce the performance of the fame by ecclefiaftical cenfures, particularly by the fentencc of greater excomma-

nication ; and containing likewife a fubfidiary obligation on them and their fees for payment of the

(a.) This of itfelf alone is the mo/l fatisfaftory and dccifivc proof, that John, afterwards King Roheitlll. was nni. Terfally known to he the Itgitimalc fon cf Robert the Great Steward, afterwards King Robert il. more than thirteen years before his father's acceflion to the Crown of Scotland. io8 INDEX OF TREATIES, &c. BY KING DAVID II.

Folio. become bound to Com* fanfom. By t'lis ratification, the following earls and barons appear to have pel King D.ivid to perform the conditions incumbent perfonally on him, viz. Patrick Earl of March, Thomas Earl of An^us, and William Earl of Sutherland, Thomas de Murray, James de Lyndefay, Diviil de Grahame, Robert de ErOcyne, Williain de Levyngftoun, David de Wemys, Thomas By-

fct, William de Vaux, and William de Ramefay, Knights, and Roger de Kyrkpatrick DomkelltiSf dated at E y :burgh, the 26th of September, and at Berwick-on-Tweed, the 6th of Oftober 1357. Earl of Sutherland, Thomas 2 1 A fimilar ratification by Patrick Earl of March, Thomas Earl of Angus, William de Murray, Fanetahus of Scotland, William de Levyngftoun, and Robert de Erflcyne, Knights, for themfelves, as well as for the other great barons, in virtue of fpecial powers from them for that ef-

like prelates, oblige themfelves and dieir heirs fubfidiarily in payment feft ; by which too, they, the of the raiifom. Of this deed the date is not fet down in the record. in the 6th year of his .— A bull from Pope Inrfocent VI. dated at Avignon, 1 1. kalend. of July, (2i(l of June), Pontificate, addrefled to King David, declining to give his fanftion to the obligation for paying the them- ranfom, to which the bifliops, abbots, priors, and other ecclefiallics of Scotland had lubjc

fclves, their efFe£ts, fees, chapters, and monafteries. apparently with a view to 26 Proceedings of a parliament holden at Scone, the 6th of November 1357 H-ve., taken of tlie true value levy money for paying the King's rjnfom, a general account is ordained to be throughout the whole kingdom, and of all the lands and revenues, both of the ecclefiafticsand laymen, aliis eqiiis domitis et bobus, domo- of all corns, cattle, and other goods, of whatever kind, exceptis ovibm, are given. Here rum utenftlibus, et bladontm decimis ; in relation to which, very particular diretlions wards and other too all grants by the King, of lands and revenues belonging to the Crown, and of royal cafualties, are revoked. On the whole, the proceedings of this Parliament are very remarkable and intcrefting. Lord of the Ifles, by which, in 27 An inftrument, dated at Invernefs, 15th November 1369, by John of Yle confideration of the pardon of his former traiifgrtflions, granted by King David, he becomes bound

to make fatisfaftion for all injuries or damages done by l;im to the King's fubjefts, to give obedience to the laws himfelf, and to oblige his fons, and his vaflals, and all the inhabitants of his eftates, to do the fame, and to anfwer reauily to the King's officers for all taxes and contributions impofed or to be impofed. For fulfilling the premifles, he engages to deliver as hoftages, within the caftle of Dum- barton, his fon by a daughter of the Steward of Scotland, named Donald, a grandfon named Angus,

being the fon of his deceafed fon John, together with a natural fon of his owu, named Donald ; and further, the Earl of Stratherne Stexvard of Scotland becomes furety for him, and appends his feal to the inftrument, along with the feal of the faid John Lord of the Ifles. 28 A renewal of the truce by King Edward III. for four years certain, dated 20th of June 1365. The inftrument expreflTes a penal fum of L. 100,000 Sterling, payable by the Scots on account of the arrears of

fliall imputed towards the the ranfom ; but declares, that the payments to be made by the Scots be

extin£lion of 80,000 marks, the balance of ranfom ftill really unpaid. The inilrument is in French, ap An inftrument by King David to the fame efft£t, dated at Edinburgh, lath of June 1365. 'I^is deed too

is in the French language.

Here another leaffecms to have been cut away.

to Roxburgh, 30 A convention, dated ift September 1367, at Muirhouflaw, and from thence adjourned relative to the affairs of the marches, between Thomas de Beauchamp Earl of Warrick M.infchall of England, the Lord Percy, and Henry Piercy his eldeft fon, on the one part, and the Bilhops of St Andrew's and Cilafgow, Patrick Earl of March and of Murray, William Earl of Douglas, Ro-

bert de Erflcyn, Walter de Lefley, Walter de Haiiburton, and Hu^jh de Eglintoua, Kmghts, on tiic ether part. INDEX OF PARLIAMENTS, See. BY KING ROBERT U. 109

Folio. of the truce, containing an obligation for payment of 55,000 marks, the balance of the ranfom 3 I A prolongation

dill due, at the rate of 4000 marks each year -, on complete payment of which 56,000 marks, all former obligations in rel.ition to the ranfom, particularly tlvat for tlie penal futn of L. 100,000 above mentioned, were to become null and void.

Bere another leaf, on which the caiduJi/ig pari of this deal was recorded, has been cut awiy.

32 Commiffion by King Edward, dated r3th June, in the 45th year of his reign, i. e. 137 1, to certain perfons to- receive 4000 marks Sterling, which was to be paid him at the feaft of St John the Baptifl then next, 24th of June, by Robert King of Scots, as part of 52,000 marks, the balance of r-mla.n Hill unpaid. 13th June, m the 46th year of his rei^'n, 1372, to the perfjns 33 Another commifnon by Kmg E.lw..rd, dated contained in the preceding commiffion, to receive 4000 marks more, to account of 48,000 marks,

the bal.'.nce of the rarfoni then due. the laft-mentioned 4000 marks, dated 26th of faid month of 34 A receipt and difcharge by Kiig Edward for June 1372, at Wtltminller. Another receipt for the fame fum by King Edward's commiffioners, dated at 13erwick-on-Twced, the 23d of June 1372. A very formal proteftation by the commiffioners of King Robert, in relation to certain aliedged informalities in the receipts for the partial payments of the ranfom then and tormerly made, dated at Berwick-

on- Tweed, 23d of June i;,7 2. George Earls of Douglas and MarcFi, 36 An indenture relative to the fime informalities between William and the Scots wardc-ns cf the eaft marciies, and the Biihop of Durham and Henry Lord Percy, the £ng- Ikh wardens, datef at Lylyet-crofs, the i8th Odober 1372, Two commiffions of wardenry by King Edward, the one for the eaft, the other for the weft marches, both

dated at Weftminlter, the 16th of Oftober, in the 43d year of his reign, i. e. 1369. eaft marches by King Edward, dated at Weftminfter, the 25th of 37 Another commiffion of wardenry for the June, in the 45th year of his reign, 1371.

^fter this, tvio leaves appear to have been cut away.

Here the three edates gave a flat negative to certain 39 A parliament hclden at Scone, 4th of March 1363-4.. propofals, not particularifed in the minute, which had been agitated between King David and fome perfons prefent with him at London, and the council of the King of England, of which the tendency «' fuit may be cafily perceived from the words of the minute : Et refponfum expreffe per tres com- " muiiitates ibidem, quod ea que p' tita fuerant per Regem Anglic et fuum confilium, ut prenotatum aliqualiter affentiri; ad omnia que poffcnt «« eft, nuUo modo voluerunt concedere, nee cis veruntamen Regio, iibertate et iiitcgriiate Rcgni, fcrvatis et illefis, li- «« fieri pro bona pace habenda, perpetuo fntu

«' benter et unanimiter exponerent," &c. Friars at Perth, ca the of Tlie 40 A parliament holden within the liouf.- of the Preaching 13th January 1364-5- a folid attention of this parliament feems to have been entirely employed about eftablilhing either peace with England, or a long truce, and about paying the balance of the King's ranfom, of which 20,000 marks h^d been already paid. The diiilrent inilruaions prefcribed by this parliament to fet and are very remarkable, particu- the ambaffadors employed in the negotiation are here down, mille libratas terre Galloway, larly the propofal of g'ving to a yoiinger fon of King Edwird within which had been the property of the deceafed Edward Baihol, together with the ifland of Mann, elti-

mated at 1000 merks more. in relation to the weighing of wool, 42 An aa of a parliament holden at Penh, the 14th of January 1365-6,

iiititled, <' De trotia el tionariis." — A pailianutit holden at Perth, 24th July 1365, within the houfe of the Preaching Friars. Here a;i additional inftrudion is given to the ambaffadors fent into Euj^laud to negotiate a peace, in relation to E e ^lo INDEX OF PARLIAMENTS, 8cc. BY KING DAVID If.

Folio,

affiilnnce to be reciprocally given by the two kingdoms to each other in cafe of invaGonj viz. that

the Scots would agree to affirt the Englifh in Ireland. Holyroodhoufe, the 8th of May 1366. Here we find a 43 Another parliament holden within the monafteryof the following refolution relative to the negotiations with King Edward III. of iingland, which contains homagio, fuccejlone, regni de- remarkable claufe, viz. «' In primis cum fuper quatuor pundis, videlicet, " membi-atione, ac fublldio gentium armorum perpetuo per regnum Scotie, regno Anglie, et modo infra

" propria duo regna, et ultra per regnum Scotie extra regnum Anglie impcndendo, fuiflet aliquam-

«« diu tra£latum, fnaliter reftitatis primis tribus putiBis tanquam iutollerabilibui ; deliberatum extiterit, « fore fuper quarto punfto traftaudum," &c. Subjoined, we-find an aifl in relation to a new coin- age of money of the f^me finenefs with the money then current in England. of a pariiament holden at Scone, the 20th of July 1366. This part of the record is highly ./i4 Proceedings curious. In order to levy equally, from perfons of every defcription, money for paying the expences and debts of the King, the expences of the ambaffidors employed in England, and the balance of the

King's ranfom ftill due, a return had been laid before parliament, in confequeace probably of the di- and the worth, veri valoris, all reaions of the parliament 1357, both of the old extent of true of the the kingdom but the direitions of that parlia- revenues of the church, and of all the lands within ;

ment telative to moveable («) or perfonal property not having been complied with, therefore an ac-

count o£ all the efFeds of the inhabitants of the boroughs and of the country, " omnia bona burgenfmm

" et hujbandoriim" is appointed to be reported againft the felbval of the Nativity of the blefled Virgin,

(the 8th of September). Then is fubjoined in the record a Hate of the values of the bifliopricks, fpe- cifying the general amount of each, both according to the old extent, and likevvife according to the

vcriis valor or prefent value ; and this is followed by a fimilar ftate of the values of the different fhires. To (how the proportion between the old extent and the prefent worth, the following particulars arc here exhibited, omitting the {hillings and pence, viz.

BiSHOPRICKS.

-Whithorn, old extent, L. 368 Aberdeen, old extent, L. 1480 -Brechin, old extent, L. 44-1 prefent worth, 143 prefent worth, 1358 prefent worth, 321 Argyll, old extent, 280 Murray, old extent, 1418 Dunkeld, old extent, 1206 prefent worth, 133 prefent worth, 559 .prefent worth, 653 Shires.

I'yfe, old extent, L, 34)^5 Aberdeen, old extent, L. 4448 Roxburgh, old extent, L. 11^3 Are, old extent, L. 40^7 prefent worth, 25^5 prefent worth, 2588 preleiit worth, 524 prefent worth, 1396 Perth, old extent, 6192 Dumfries, old extent, 2666 Berwick, old extent, 622 Edirtburgh, with the con- prefent worth, jc 67 prefent worth, 880 prefent worth, 372 ftabularie, old extent, -402^ Forfar, old extent, 3370 Dumbarton, old extent, 1442 Stirling, old extent, 1749 prefent worth, 3030 prefent worth, 2240 prefent worth, 96 prefent worth, 6&7

^ 47 A parliament holden at Scone, in the month of September 1367. Here is given a ftate of royal cafualties and domains granted away by the King, and ftill remaining in the hands of thofe to whom they had been granted, notwithftandiiig the revocation by the parliament 13571 and this parliament paffes various refolutions in relation to fuch grants Here we have a proclamation by the King, under the au-

thority of parliament, relative to the coin ; and a ftatute dire£ling how fafine of lands within fuch

(rt) Moveable property 13 a Scots law-term, fignifying every fpccies of efftfts unconntAcd with land or tenemenw. INDEX OF PARLIAMENTS, 8cc. BY KING ROBERT 11. &c. tii

Folio.

parts of the country as were ftill pofTefled by the Englifh, (hould be given to the heirs of the former proprietors, who had deceafed loyal fubjefts. This ad proves, that at this early period fafim was attended with the fame fymbolical ceremonies with which it is attended at the prcfent moment. 52 A parliament holden at Perth, the 6th of March 1368-9. 54 A parliament hclden at Scone, 20th of June 1368. parliament holden at Perth, 55 A i8th February 1369-70. A variety of regulations enaded by this parliament are inferted in the record.

the coronation of II. firft 58 Here King Robert the King of the family of Stewart, is particularly mentioned. It appears to have been performed at Scone, the 26th of March 1371, being the 3 2d day after hi» uncle's death, which happened on the feftival of St Peter's cathedral, viz. 22d February 1370-1. -»- The names of the prelates, earls, and barons, who did homage next day, 27th March 1370- 1. — Ordinance by the King and Privy Council in relation to the /iving or economy of the King and Queen, and the keeping and fupport of the royal houfes and caftles, conceived in very general terms, 3d May 137 1. — A parliament holden at Scone, " fecundo die menfis Marcii anno gratie millefimo trecentefimo feptuagefim« " /efutido, et anno regni ipfms Regis prima." (a)

60 Further proceedings of the fame parliament, 2d of March 137 1-2, in the fecond year of the reign of King Robert II.

61 A renewal of the league between France and Scotland, by King Charles VI. of France and Robert Duke of Albany Regent of Scotland, dated 9th February 1406-7. In corroboration of this treaty on behalf of the King of France, Louis King of Jerufalem and Sicily, Duke of Anjou, and Count of Provence, Pimont, and Forcalquier, Maine, Roucy ; together with John fon of the King of France, Duke of Berry and Auvergne, Count of Poitou, Deftampes, Boulogne, and Auvergne, fwear oa the loul of the King of France to the faithful obfervance of the fame.

of the lattft date in This treaty, the deed this book of record, appears to have been recorded in a cha-

rafter different from that of all the reft of the book, on three pages originally left blank.

In this part of the book again, two, if not three leaves have evidently been cut off.

63 Settlement of the fucceffion to the Crown of Scotland by King Robert IF. with confent of a parliament holdea at Scone, the 4th of April 1373, in the 3d year of his reign.

— Obligation by William Earl of Douglas to refign the privilege of a port at North Berwick, granted him by

King Robert 11. if the fame (liould be found detrimental to the King, or to the community in general, or to the burrows in particular, dated 26th April 1373. 64 Renewal, in the French language, between King Robert II. of Scotland and King Charles V. of France, Charles le Sage, of the ancient league between their two kingdoms. The duplicate by King Robert

is dated at the caftle of Edinburgh, the 28th of Oaober 137 1 ; that by King Charles, at the caftlc of the wood of Vincennes, near Paris, the laft of June 1371. »8 Obligation by King Charles relative to the fame treaty, and of the fame date with the duplicate executed by him, viz. laa of June 1371, by which he engages to advance 100,000 nobles of gold, to enable King Robert to pay the balance of King David's ranfom, ftill due to the King of England, or a greater fum, if a greater balance fhould be found to be due ; and in cafe King Robert Ihould not be found obliged

to pay that balance, then he. King Robert, was to employ thofe 100,000 gold nobles in levying war againft the Englifli, provided the Pope ftiould abfolve the King, Prelates, and Lords {Seigneurs) of

(a) In the record, the date of this parliament feems to be erroneoufly entered, by a tranfporuion of the vtonhfecunda and frimo out of thtir proper places into the places of one another; for inftead of being written as in this place, it ought to have been written as we find it on the verfi of folio 60. viz. •< Anno gratie millefimo trccinteCmo feptuageCmo "prime," (i.e. 1371-2) " et anno regni ipfius Jlcgi3/c'.«,i

Folio. Scotland from the oaths they had fworn to keep the tnice with E^^eland, arrd fliould Atclzrz the truce

itfelf null and void. King Charles further obliged himfelf, prior to the commencement of hoflilities.

by the Scots, to fend armour for 5C0 knights and fquires, and alfo for 500 fcrjeans : and to be at

the charge of a certain number of foldiers for a certain period, as is particularly mentioned in the obligation. 69 A renewal, in general terms, of the fame treaty, by King Charles VI. of France, fon to King Charles V. dated 8th April 138^ — Confirmation by the fame King, of the obligation by his father relative to the fubfidy, in cafe the Scot* (hould make war on the English, dnted i(;th Tune nS-;. 70 Relative obligation by King Robert II. on the fubjeft of the war to be profecuted in confequence of that treaty of fubfidy, dated 20th Auguft 1383.

Here anolher leaf . ppears to have been cut atvay,

71 " Quedam ordinatio fada in confilio Regis fuper divprfis articulis et punQis confiderandis et fervandis in exen- *' citu faciendo per Galileos et Scotos fimditer."

The inftrument itfelf is in French, although its title be in Latin. It is an indenture, dated at Edinburgh, in the beginning of July 1385, between King Robert II. of Scotland, his elded fon John Earl of

Carrick, and feveral other earls and barons of Scotland, on the one part ; and a n6^\c feignetir, John de Vienne Admiral of France, Lieutenant du Roi de France, in Scotland and England, together with

feveral other noble and brave knights and feigneurs of the kingdom of France, fent, for the fpecial

ptirpofe contained in the indenture, by the King of France, to his ally the King of Scotland, on the

other part. Its tendency is to regulate all matters that might occur in the courfe of an invafion of

England on the fide of the marches, to be profecuted by an army compofed of Scots and French foldiers in conjunction. Several of the articles are fingular and remarkable.

7Z A parliament holden at Edinburgh in April 1385. And finally, 73 A parliament holden at Edinburgh in June 1385. INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT II. 113

The Table of the Infcftments- of Robert H.

In vicecom.

1 Carta to Robert Appiltoune, of ane tenement of land in Innernefs. 2 to James Winchburgh, of ane annual furth of a tenement in Ed^ 3 Con. given by Robert Earl of Fife and Monteith to Patrick Graham, of half a pleugh of land in Aughinrofs, in vie. de Lennox. 4 to John Kinneir, of the barony of Kinneir, Fife. 5 to Patrick Innerpefter, of the 3d part of the lands of Craigie, near Dundee, called Bruis lands, quilk was Walter Balmoffie, and the Co. fuperiority Alexander Scrymgeors conltable of Dundee refigned, in vie. Forfar, 6 to Hew Rofs of Kinfauns, of lol. Stirling, 14 Chalder of vidual furth of Doun, in vicecom. de Banff. 7 to Thomas Rate, of the half lands of Arroche, within the barony of Brechine, by "Walter Stewart, fon to Robert King of Scots, and Margaret Barclay, daughter to David Barclay of Brechin, his fpoufe, in vie. Forfar,.

Leinzie. Ane Roll of Robert II. marked on the back, Ro. 11. B. Fleming of Biggar, Fleming of

correci - N. B. This is thefeccml Roll now in the General Regijler-Houje. The Editor has, from the original roll, of the origi- ed the inaccuracies in the old index ; and from the charrcif of confirmation, he has added the names nal granters of the charters confirmed, together with the names of the witneflcs to thofe charters. The old index contains the names of moft of the refigners in the charters of rcfignation.

The witnetTes to only four of the charters by King Robert II. in this roll are inferred in the record, viz. No. 4, Pa- 10, 64, and 65. The following perfons are witneflcs to all the four, viz. William Bifhop of ,St Andrew's, trick Bifliop of Brechin, John, the King's eldi.fl fon. Earl of Carrick and Steward of Scotland, Robert Earl of Fyfe and Menteith another fon of the King's, W lUiam Earl of Douglas, and John de Carrie, a canon of Glafgow, Lyndfay, a nejAew of the Chancellor : Hugh de Eglyntoun, Knight, is a witncls to Ni . 4, 64, and 65 : James de

and 10 : And Alex- King's, is a witnefs to No. 64, and 65 : Robert de Erlkyne, Knight, is a witnefs to No. 4, ander Stewart, another of the King's fons, with Alexander de Lyndefay, Knight, are witneiTes to No. 4.

The charters in this roll are dated in the iR, 2d, 3d, 4th, and 5th years of the re^gn of King Robert II. as

firlt reign : No. 10, 11, I2, 14,. follows, viz. No. I, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 24, in the year of his 3, 13, 21, 25, 26, 27, 20, 23, 44, 45; 46, 47, 48, 49, 53, and 56, in the fecond : No. 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 25, in third: No. 36, 50, 29, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 58, 59, 60, and 64, the 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, IS, and in the fourth : No. 68, 72, 74, 75, S'. 52, 54, 55, 57, 61, 62, 63, 65, 66, 67, And 69, 70, 71, 73, in the fifth year of his reign. fourteen of In this roll, the charters are, like thofe in Book I. dated at a variety of different places, namely,

thtm at Edinburgh, fourteen at Perth, eight at Stirling, fcven at Dunfermling, four at St Andrew's, four at

Scone, three at Kirkofwald, two at Aberdeen, two at Dunbrctane, two at Are, two at Kilwynnine, two at Meth-

fen, two at Kirghorn, two at Inveikcd.yne, one at Doundovenald, one at Clony, one at Kyndrochit, one at.

Arnele, and oi»e at Cumbrayj and in two of them, the places at which they were granted are not mentioned. F.f (p 1

INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT II. 115

^o Carta to Robert Stewart of Innermaith, of the barony of Dorifdeir, in vie. de Drumfreis, whilk Alexandei: de Meygners of Redhall refigned. to Earl of Fyfe and 3 Con. of a leafe by Alexander de Meygners of Redhall Robert Monteith, of the ba-

rony of Reidhall, vie. Edinburgh, except Dreghorne and Woodhall ; and of the barony of Glen-

dochyr, in vie. de Perth, during the faid Earl's life. 32 to Fergus M'Dougall, of the barony of Macarftoun, refigned by Margaret Frafer, his mother. 33 to ditto, of the baronies of Yhethame and Criiloun, whilk Margaret Frafer his mother refigned in his favour, ward, vie. de Roxburgh 34 to Gilbert de Glacefter, of the lands of Glacefter, in vie. Ergadie, and all his lands in the fliires of

Forfar and Perth ; and failleing of heirs-male of his own body, to Alexander Skyrmechur. fon, Stewart of Scotland, Annabella the 3<; to John Earl of Carrick, the King's eldeft and his wife, and heirs to be begotten between them, of the earldom of Carrick, on the refignation of faid John. 36 to James de Blair, of the lands of Heroud, and all the lands in general of Euftace Lorreyn, vie. Rox- burgh, Drumfreis, Air, by his forfaultrie. 37 to Dunean Wallace, Knight, and Elenor de Bruys Countefs of Carrik, his fpoufe, of the barony of

Dalzell, and Modirvale, in vie. Lanerk ; the barony of Oxinhame, and Hettoun, and Maxtoun, vie.

Roxburgh ; the lands of Erthbyfet, Slawmanane, and Wefter Bannok, in vie. Strivling ; an annual

of 10 marks furth of the barony of Barras, vie. de Kincardine ; to them and the heirs of faid

Duncan's body ; quilks failing, to James Sandilands, and the heirs of his body ; whom failing, to

Allan Cathcart, and the heirs-male of his body ; whilks failing, to Robert Colquhoun, and the heirs-

male of his body ; whom all failing, to Duncan's heirs whatfomever. 38 —— to ditto, and his fpoufe above named, and the heirs of Duncan's body, the baronies of Sondrom and Dallmellingtoun, vie. failing, in de Air ; which to Allan Cathcart, and the heirs-male of hi* body ; failing, which to Robert de Culquhone, and the heirs-male of his body ; which failing, to the heirs whatfomever of faid Duncan. 39 Con. of a grant by Thomas Fleming, granlfon and heir to umquill Malcolme Fleming Earl of Wig- toun, to Gilbert Kennedy, of the lands of Kirkyntulhch, ward. 4^ Con. of a grant by Allan de Erefkine to John M'Kelly, of the lands of Crambeth. 41 to Hew de Eglyntoun, of the forfaultrie of Michael de Lardencr.

42 to John de Maxwell, of the lands of boftlaw, in the barony of Maxwell, vie. Roxburgh, forfaulted by William Stewart, by his refiding under the peace and allegiance of the King of England.

43 to the Abbay of Scoon, of L. 5 : 3 : 4 Sterling yearly out of the fcu-duties of the burrow of Perth. 44 to John de Maxwell, and Ifabel de Lyndfay his wife, of the lands of Lyandcors, in the barony of Ren- frew, in viceccm. Lanerk, whilk John de Burgh refigned, holding of die Steward, ward. 45 to Henry Cofibur, fon of John Coflbur, of the lands of Otterburne, vie. Berwick, ward. 46 Con. of a grant by George Earl of March Dcininus of Annandale, to Neill Ewar, of the lands of Smallgyllis and Syftynghowys in Annandale. 47 to William Earl of Douglas, of the foreft of Cabrauche, the half davache of Auchmayre, the fuperio-

riiy of the oiher half, whiJk is called Clcnech, which David Brown of Glandrilloun refigned. 48 to Jolm de Keith, by refignation of William de Keith Marefch.Jl, and Margartt Frazer his fpoufe, of

.-ill his lands and offices. 49 to Vv'illinm de Fentoun, of ane penfior of 40I. Sterling. 50 Con. to William Bo\d, of the baronie of Leinzie, by wadfet of Thomas Fleming of Fulwood, formerly

Earl of Wigtoun, for 80 1. Sterling; and an aflignation thereof by f.iid William Boyd to Malcolm Flemyng of Biggar.

51 Cell, to AMliiam Hunter, of the lands of Arnele, by refi^mtion of Andrew Campbell, blench, for a

penny upon llie ground of the lands.

52 to James de Blair, of the lands of Corlhogil, in tlie barony of Drumlanrig, in vicecom. de Druiiiireis. si6 INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT II.

Campbell, fon of Dugald Campbell, to Dugall Campbell his brother, of 53 Carta Con. of a grant by Malcolm the three farthing lands of Gannay, one- farthing land of Glencre, four-penny land of Glenhiferne

more, in Argyll. rA to William de Lyndefay, Knight, of the lands of Borthwickfchelys, in the barony of Chambirlayne-

newton, and fliire of Roxburgh, which Laurence de Abrenethy, Knight, loft by forfanlture. refigned by ^r to John de Roos, of the lands of Eider Cardny, John de Johnftoun, with the privilege of taking wood from the King's foreft of Clony, for fupporting the houfcs on faid lands, and of fifliing

in the loch of Cardny. r6 confirming a cli.irter by Archibald de Douglas Dominiis of Galloway, with confent of Walter Bifliop of

Glafgo\^-, founding a hofpital and chapel ; and for the fupport of the fame, endowing them with the lands of Corfmychell an-l Pregvere. rq to Arthur Cambell, fon of Ewar Cambell, of the lands of Strachur, in the (hire of Argyll, refigned by faid Ewar. r8 confirming a charter by his uncle King David, (it fliould have been Kin^ Robert his grandfather, as the

names of the witnefles clearly prove), to the Abbay of Crofragmer, of the lands of Dungrelach ; witnefles in the original charter, the Bifliops of St Andrew's and Dunkeld, Bernard Abbot of Aber-

brothoc, Chancellor, Walter Steward of Scotland, James Dominus de Douglas ; Alexander Frafer

Chamberlain, and Malcolm Flemyng, Knights ; at Berwick-upon-Tweed, the 4th June, an. reg iSvo.

The charter of confirmation by King Robert II. is dated at Kirkofwald, i4th November, in the 3d year of his reign., 59 —— confirming a charter by King Robert I to the Abbay of Crofragmer, of all its lands within the earldom of Carryk, viz. the lauds of Crofragmer, Suthbarne, Clenacheth, Balcerillen, Lorkane, Dunne-

hyne, the kirk-land of Kircoifwald, and all the lands belonging to their parifh-kirks ; with the lands of Dalthorane, Corral, and Hachethnevach, given to the Abbay by the deceafed Edward, br«'ther

of King Robert ; witnefles to King Robert's charter, the Bifliops of St Andrew's and Dunkeld, Ber- nard Abbot of Aberbrothoc, Chancellor, Walter Steward of Scotland, and James Dominus de Dou-

glas ; at Berwick-on-Tu ecd, in the 1 8th year of King Robert I.'s reign.

60 confirming a charter of King Robert I. to the Abbay of Crofragmer, of all the kirks, lands, rents, and

poffeffions beftowed on it by Duncan, Neill, and Edward, Earls of Cairic, and by Robert de Bruys

and Marjory, the father and mother of him King Robert I. and by ail other perfons, as fully and

freely as it had enjo\ed them in the time of King Alexander III. ; witnefles to the charter of King

Robert I. William, John, William, and Gilbert, Bifhops of St Andrew's, Glafgow, Dunkeld, and

Mann, the Abbot of Aberbrothoc, Chancellor, Thomas Ranulphi Earl of Murray, Dominus vnllis

Jinandie et Mannie, the King's nephew, Walter Steward of Scotland, James Dominus de Douglas,

Gilbert de^ Haya Conllable, and Robert de Keth Marilliall ; at Cambufkyneth, the 20th July, in

the 21ft year of the reign of King Robert I. 61 to John Earl of Carrick, and Annabclla his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, of the earldom of Carrie. 62 to Alexander de Lindfay, of the lands and barony ol Baltrody, in vie. de Perth, by refignaiion of Mar- garet de Abernethie Countefs of Angus.

63 confirming a grant by tlie King's eldeit Ion John Earl of Carrick, to John Sympill, of the lands of Glaf-

ford, with the advocation of the kirk thereof ; u ith the tenendrie of Croflragwcll, of Ridren, and

Blackfuird ; and the park of Clounqwarn, and the lands of Knokglafs, Clonfkeath, Clayanyfs, Tor-

ranys, and Ardachrys, in the barony of Kilbryde, vicecom. de Lanark.

<)4 confirming a charter given by Robert de Erfkyne of that Ilk, Knight, to Patrick Fleming, fecond fon to

Malcolme Fleming of Bij.gnr, of all his lai di within the barony of Leygneh, viz. the lands ot Bord, Tweouvis, Wefter Croy, Eafter Croy, Smethedoun, Balloch, and Ardre, in excanibion for the lands

of Dalnotir and Garfcaden, whilk were Patrick Fleming's, in comitatu de Lennox, vie. de Dum- INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT II. 117

barton. The charter by Robert de Erflcyn is dat.-d at Edinburgh, i8th April 1369; witnefTes, Robert Steward of Scotland, John Stewart of Kyle Earl of Carrie, Patrick de Grame, fon and heir of Da- vid de Grame Lord of Dundaf, William de Galbrath, Murdach de Levenax, and others. 65 Carta confinning a grant by Thomas Fleming late Earl of Wigtoun to William Boyd, fon of the deceafed

Thomas Boyd of Kelmarnock, on account of fcr\'ice to be performed by faid William Boyd during all

the days of his life, of ane penfion of 12 marks Sterling, till the faid Earl or his heirs fliould infeft

the faid William or his heirs heritably in 1 2 merks worth of land, cither in the {hire of Dumbarton or in that of Lanark. 66 to John de Danyelftoun, of the lands of Mauldifley, Law, and Kylkadyow, in the barony of Carluk, in the (hire of Lanark. 67 —— to the aldermen, burgeffes, and community of Perth, of the faid burgh of Perth, with its milns, mul- tures, and pertinents, and witli the iflands called the Law, Incheeret, Incharry, and Sleples, in the

river Tay, with the fifliings all around thofe iflands, for payment of 80 1. Sterling yearly. 6S to William Strang, of the pafturage of 60 oxen and cows, 300 fheep, and 4 horfes, belonging to hi* lands of Kynaldy and Petardy, upon the moor of Carale, with 40 cart-loads of turffs, and 10 cart- loads of broom from the faid moor. 69 confirming a grant by John M'Wrenan to William Rede, of the lands of Bairlkemyn, within the ba-

rony of Kingfkyll, and fliire of Are. 70 to Alexander de Lindfay, of ane annual of loc (hillings Sterling furth of the burrow-maills of Craill,

whilk John de Balcolmi had of before, and Alexander de Cartibok before him ; and which the faid John de Balcolmi refigned. 71 to Alexander de Lindfay, of 10 marks Sterling furth of the burrow-maills of Forfar. 72 to Robert de Keth, fon of William de Keth Marefchall, of the forrefl: of Colly, the forreit called the Forrefl: of the Month, the lands of Ferachy, Glaftolach, Cragy, Clochnahule, whilk of old was of the thanedom of Colly, and vicecom. Kincardin.

viz. Coulperfauch and 73 Con. to Robert de Keth, of the baronie of Strathechin and the forrefts thereof, Corlethny, in vie. de Kincardin, by refignation of his fatlier and mother, viz. William de Keth Ma- refchal and Margaret Frafer.

•j^ to AValter r!e Moravia of Drumfargard, of the half lands of Ardormy, in the barony of Banf, vie. Perth, by difpofition of Robert Hull, under reveifion. of Drem, in the conllabulary of Hadingtoun, vie. de Edinburgh, 7^ to William de Lindfay, of the lands whilk pertained to Johanna

y^ne Roll of Robert 11. marled cz ihe back ivith Ro. 11. C.

N. B. This is the fifth Roll of Royal Charters now in the General R.egifier-Hatfe.

It confiRs of 126 charters granted by King Robert II. during the firft eleven years of his reign, viz. No. 3. ^i^y and 4. in the ift year; No. i. in the 2d year; No. 2. and 53. in the 3d year; No. 5, 6, 7, 51, 52, 54,

56, 57, 58, 61, 62, 64, 73, and 74, in the 4th year; No, 8, 59, 60, 63, 65, 66, 67, 68, 6<), 70, 71, 72, and 75, in the 5th year; No. 10. and 50. and all the intermediate Nos. "(except No. 36. whi.h has no date),

arc in the 6th year ; No. 95, 96, 98, and from loi to 1 16, inclufive, are in the 7th year; No. 94, 97, 99, 100,

and 1 10, are in the 8th year , No. 86, 87,_90, 93, and fiom 1 17 to 126, inclufive, are in the 9th year; from No. 76. to 84, inclufive, with No. 88, 91, and 92, are in the icth year; and No. 85. and 89. are in the nth year. Of thofc charters, forty are dated at Perth, twenty at Methfcn, thirteen at Edinburgh, ten at Scoon, eight at

Stirling, fevcn at Dunde, three at Lynlithcu, three at Kyndrochit, two at Inverkcthyne, two at Cambulkyneth, of following places, viz. Invcr- Two at St Andrew's, two at Rothfay, . two at Kylwynyne, and one at each the Gs: 1

,i8 INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT II.

in Badenach, Lundors, Glenqwhouglas, Ren- iKivy, the Monaftery of Coupar, Irwyne, Glenfchee, Are, Nude granted are not mentioned. frew, and Dunkeld"; in No. 36. and 72. the places where they were the witneffes, viz. No. 8, Only fourteen of the Royal charters in this roll bear the names of 3, 4. 73, 74, William Bifhop of St Andrew's, John Earl of Cirrick and -6, 91, loi, 103, 105, 106, IC9, no, and 117. William Earl of Douglas, and the Chancellor, arc wit- .Steward of Scotland, Robert Earl of Fife and Menteith, has the addi- .06, 109, 1 10, and 117, the Earl of Douglas nefTes in all the fourteen ; but in No. 76, 91. 105, and John de Carrick, a canon of Glafgow, ,s named tional title of Earl of Marr ; and in No. 3, 4, 8, 73. 74, and no, John de Peblys Archdean of St Andrew's is men- as Chancellor 5 in No. loi, 103, 105, 106, ,09, of Dunkeld, (the fame John de Peblys, then promoted to tioned as Cl^ncellor ; and in No. 117, John Bilhop Lyndefay, a nephew of the King's, is a witnefs in No. 8, 73, 74, 76, that See), is called Chancellor ; James de Lyndefay is a witnefs in No. loi, 103, 91,101,103, 105, 106, 109, no, n7; Alexander de 3, 4, 76, 91, Archebald Erfkine is a \»itnefs in No. 4. 8, 74. and loi ; de 105, 106, 109, no, and n7 ; Robert de 3, 73,

de is a witnefs in No. 8. and ; Patrick Douglas is a witnefs in No. 3, 73, and 105 ; Hugh Eglyntoun 73, 74 Bifhop of Glafgow is i Bifliop of Brechin and Thomas Earl of Marr are wltneffes in No. 3. and 4 ; and Walter

witnefs in No. 3.

of the office of Lieutenancy from the confines of I Carta to Alexander Stewart of Badenach, the King's fon, the earldom of Murray to the Pentland frith. 5 to ditto, of the relieff of the earldom of Lennox.

o to ditto, of the lands of Badennach, and the caftle of Lochyndorbe, 4 to ditto, of the barony of Strathawn, in vie. de Banff.

5 to Thomas a Carfane, of a penfion of lol. Sterling. 6 to Thomas a Carfane, of a tenement in Lynlithcu. King's, of the barony of Reidhall, vie. dc>Edlnburgb, 7 to Robert Earl of Fyfe and Monteith, a fon of the and the barony of Glendochwere, vie. Perth, whilk Alexander de Moygners refigned. of Findlay de Hay his y confirming a charter by Lawrence de Haya nomitms de Erlkyndy, with confent vie. de Invernys. fon, to John Clark, in togher with Margaret his daughter, of the lands of Lonyanys,

: « Hiis teftibus, The original charter confirmed is dated at Perth, 30th November, an. Dom. 1376 " David de Grahame Milite, Thoma de Haya Domino de Erroll Conftabulario Scotie, Magiftro Ro- <« berto Gatmylk, Magiftro Johanne Sommervill, Johanne RoUo, Nicholao de Haya, Willielmo de " Kergill, Hugone de Abrenythy, Willielmo de Lythcu, et multis aliis." p to Thomas de Erlkyne, of the barony of Dun, in the fliire of Forfar, refigned by Robert de Erfkyne his father. aikers of land, in the Cars 1 —— confirming a charter by William More of Abrecorn to John M'KolIy, of 4 of Bothkenner, the territory of the Grange, and the Stodfauld, vie. de Stirling.

1 . to John de Gordoune, of the lands of Strathbolgy, in the fliire of Abreden, whilk Robert, fome time King of Scots, gave to Adam de Gordoune, great-grandfather of faid John, by the forfaukrle of Da- vid de Strabolgy, who, though pardoned and reftored to his eftate by Andrew de Murray, Regent

in the minority of King David II. had again revoked to t'ne Englifli, had died under the allegiance of

th.e King of England, and had been again forfeited,

iz to John del Yle, and his heirs by his wife Margaret, a daughter of the King's, of tlie ifle of Colowfay. 13 —— to ditto, of all the lands of Lochabre, in vie. Invernys. 14 to ditto, of the lands of Kintyr, and the half of Knapdaill.

15 to Walter de Tulach, of the lands of Boiidyngtoun, in vie. Forfar, which John de Capella refigned.

k5 . to Robert Earl of Fyfe and Monteith, of the lands of Leitiibertfcheills, in the conflabulary of Litligow,

and fliire of Edinburgh.

J 7 confirming a grant by Malcolm de Ramfay of Ouchterhoufe to Hew Lyell, of the lands of Morthyll, vie. de Forfar.

iS to Robert de Roos, fon of Hugh de Roos, of the lands of Kyldmcthane, quilk Marjory de Kyldme- lliane refigned, in vie de Fyfe. 1

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19 Carta to Jolin Alanfon, of the lands of Kyllenane, in the barony of Cowall, in Ari^ylc. to de 20 John Rods and John Lyoun, of the forfauhrie of Ade de Paxtoun and Richard Brown within the fliiriffdom of Berwick, alfo the and lands of Bondyngtoun of Lethame, tlie carucate of land called Reid Plewland, the miln of Edringtoun, the fifhing of New Water, Hundwatter, Colle, and Abftele, and one net's fidiing in Tutyngford, in vie. de Berwick. 2 to de Maxwell, of the 1 John New Foreft in Galloway, by refignation of James de Lindfiy, the King's filler's fon.

2 2 confirming a grant by William de Ruthven to John Pcny, of the walkmilne of Ballernach, and five aikers of arable land, with the grafs of five oxen and one horfe within the faid William's lands. 23 to David de Fowlertoun, of the two Methlaykys, in vie. de Aberdeen, whilk were evided frae William

de Melgdrum, by fentence of a jury, in the King's prefence, at Kyncardyn, in le, Mernys, nth of

December i 375.

24 —— to William de Camera, uflier of the King's chappell, of the lands of Erolly, annexed to that office of uflier, by refignation of John de Capella. to Murthac, fon of the half 25 Malcolm, of lands of Leckie, lyand near Buchanan, vie. de Stirling, refigned by Malcolm his father. 25 to faid Murthac, fon of Malcolm, of two fourth-parts of the land called Racheon and Akrenmoneyth, in the Lennox, with the office of ferjeandry in the fiiire of Dumbretane, on the refignation of Mal- colm his father.

27 to John Earl of Carrie Steward of Scotland, of the lands of Preftlsfeld, Grange of St Giles, and Spittle- toun, in the fiiire of Edinburgh, forfaulted by the Friars of Harehop, on account of their living under allegiance to the King of England.

28 to John Gray dark of regifter, of ane tenement in Leith. 29 to Hew de Eglingtoun, Knight, of certain annuals within the flieriffilom of Air, whilk Robert deBruys refigned, viz. 50s. out of Drunidow, Ss. 4d. out of Stayre, 33s. 4d. out of Cars, and 40s. out of Monyhagane. 30 to Robert de Meigners, of the barony of Enache, within the valley of Neith, refigned by John Meygners his father.

3 to Walter de Sanfto Claro, of the barony of Cefleworth, except the lands whicli Edmond Marfhall got, on the refignation of John de San^lo Claro.

32 to Patrick Fleming, of ane aimual of 20 s. out of the lands of Over and Nether Grynyfcaftle.

33 to Marion Cygrym, of ane annual of 4 1. Sterling. 34 to John Tay, of the lands of Foulfcheills, and an a-nnual of half a mark out of the lands of Polkamet in the fliire of Edynburgh, on the refignation of John Fergufon. to 35 James de Lindfay, of the lands of Kirkniychell, vie. de Drumfreis, whilk Roger de Moubray forisfecit

in the time of King Robert I.

3<5 to David de Hamyltonn, flins ct heres DavidfHi Walicri, of an annual of 40 marks Sterling out of the barony of Cadiou, in the fiiire of Lanark, in excambion for the lands of Clonyfchenach, Bernys and Auldlandys, in the barony of Renfrew, conveyed by faid David to Robert de ErJkyne. to William de 37 Aynyflay, of the lands of Dolphingdoun, by forfauhrie of John de Aynyflay his father. 38 to Neil de Conynghame, of the lands of Weft Barns, viz. Weflfield, Sceflat, Templeland, Galowfe- fyde, vie. Fyfe, by refignation of Patrick de Polworth. to tlie Friers of Air, called 39 FraU-es pndicatores, of 20 1. Stirling furth of the milns of Air. 40 to John de Roos, of the office of Julliciary of the forrefts of Cluny and Alyth, in vie. de Perth. to de Roos, of the keeping of 41 John the callle of Cluny, and for upholding the fame, of the King's annuals furth of Muchlyner, Concragy, and the niiln and meadow of Cluny, in vie. de Perth. to William filio Willielmi, of the 42 Brewland of Methven, by refignation of Roger filio Patricii. to William Naper, of the lands of Eaftergarmyhoun, 43 in die confiiabulary of lladingtoun, vie. de Edin- burgh, refigned by William Naper, fon of John Napcr of Garmyltoun. 120 INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT 11.

44 Carta to William de Newtoun, of the barony of Newtoun, in the conftabulary of Hadingtoun, vie. de Edin- burgh, on the refignation of Robert de Swyntoun, and Margaret his wife. 45 to Alexander Stuart Domino de Badenache, of two davachs of land of Invercabock, in the barony of

Strathoune, vie. de Banff, quilk Alexander del Airde refigned ; blench, for a pair of fpurrs. 46 to ditto, of three davachs of lands of Garthyes, within the earldom of Sothyrland, by refignation of

Alexander de Aird ; and blench. to Thomas de Haya Conftable of Scotland, 47 of the lool. land of Slaines, vie. Aberdeen •, blench, for a pair of fpurrs.

48 confirming a grant by Alexander de Stratoun to Ade Forftcr, of the lands of Caftlecary, in vie. de Edinburgh. 4p confirming a grant by "William More of Abrecorne to Adam Forefter burgefs of Edinburgh, of the INIains of Corftorfine, vie. de Edinburgh. 50 confirming a grant by Robert Earl of Fyfe to Arthur Cambell, of certain lands within the barony of Glendocher, vie. de Perth.

5 I to Hew de Eglintoun, of the lands of Lochlebogfyde, in the barony of Renfrew ; few for lol. Sterling.

5 2 to John Mercer, of ane tenement in Perth. to de Maxwell, of the north part of Bardre, and north part of Bardynghatlie, in the J 3 John carldome of Stratherne, vie. de Perth.

54 to David de Dunbar, of the barony of Blantyre, vie. Lanerk •, and Cumnok, with the advocation of the kirk thereof, vie. Air, by refignntion of George Earl of Marche. j^ to James de Lindfay, of the lands of Abirbothrie, necnon locum cajlr'i de Invercuych, whilk John dc Welhame and John de Balcafky refigned, in vie. de Perth.

1^6 —— to John Heryng, of all the lands whilks pertained to Thomas Biflet in general. 57 —— confirming to Margaret de Abirncthy Countefs of Angus a grant by Alexander de Lindfay, of the barony of Baltrodie, in vie. de Perth. 58 confirming a grant by Andrew de Valloniis to John M

59 —— to David Stewart Earl of Stratherne, of the lands and eaflle of Brathewell, with all other lands in the earklom of Caithnefs whilk pertained to Alexander del Aird, by his relignation. 60 to David Earl of Stratherne, of the earldom of Stratherne, whilk Alexander de Ard refigned. 61 containing ane contradi betwixt Hew de Eglingtoun, brother to the King, on the one part, and Hew de Aldelloun, on the other part, by which faid Hew de Aldeltoun impignorates the lands of Cambuf- barron, Inraloun, and of Schephalch, in vie de Stirling. 6i to Alexander de Lindfay, of the lands of Cambow, by refignation of John de Balcolmy, vie. de Fyfe. 63 to Alexander de Lindfiiy, of the lands of Fothnevyn, witli the office of forrefter of the forreft of Plater, whilk David de Annandia refigned, in vie. de Forfar.

<,^ —— confirming a grant by William Earl of Rofs to Hew de Rofs his brother, of the lands of Bahiagown, Achanyii, and Corty, and of an annualrent of 4I. out of Farbard, within the earldom of Rofs, and

fhire of Invernefs. 6^ to John de Cappelia, keeper of the King's cliappell, of the lands of Erolly, whilk Simon de Preftoua refigned, he John performing the fame fervice in tlie King's chapel that his predeceflbrs ufed to per-

form, for the third part of Craigmillar, in vie. de Edinburgh. 66 confirming a grant'by Walter de Lefly to William de Lindfay, of the lands of Abirkyrdore, vie. de Banff. 67 confirming a grant by David de Pennycuik to William de Crechtoun, of the lands of Braidwood, in vie. de Edinburgh.

<^S to William Kerowart, of the office of Malrfhip of the eaft quarter of Fife, with the land called the Mairtoun, whilk William Mair refigned.

<>9 —— confirming a grant by Kijig David IL to Allan de Erikyne, of the lands of Ineheturc, vie. Perth, whilk John de Inchture refigned. ;

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in Edinburgh. 70 Carta confirming a grant by Andrew Bet to his fpoufe, of ane tenement with the lands of Petmukdoun, -, to John Wynd, of tlie ofTice of Mairfliip Principal, vie. Aberdeen, rellgned. whilk land and office Robert de Keith, fon to William de Keith Marflial of Scotland,

and the heirs of their bodies ; whom fail- 72 to John de Dunbar Earl of Murray, and Marjory his wife, tenandries, free tenants, ing, to George Earl of March, of tlie thanedome of Kintore ; referving the the lands of the free tenants, et canis. refignation of James de Douglas his father, of the barony of Kin- 73 to James de Douglas of Dalkeith, by Edinburgh the barony of Preftoun, cavile and Calder-cleir, in the conftabulary of Lithgow, vie. de ; and Newlands, and the barony of Lyntounrotheryk, in vie. vie. Drumfreis ; barony of Kilbothok brotliers of James the father are mentioned. Peblys ; William, Francis, and Thomas, Dundee. 74 legitimation to Patrick Innerpeffer burgefs of alfo the Callleftead of Innercuych, 75 to James de Lindfay, of the lands of Aberbothry, vie. de Perth ; and in the thanedom of Alyth, vie. Perth, by refignation of John de Welhame and John de Balcalkie together with the lands within the faid tlianedome of Alyth, which belonged to Bernard de Hawden, Richard de Bekyrtoun, Robert de Setoun, and Thomas de Rettre. 76 confirming a grant by James de Douglas of Dalkeith to David filio Petri, of the lands of Garmyltoun- dunyng, in the conftabulary of Haddingtoun, vie. de Edinburgh. Edinburgh, refigned by Marjory 77 to Malcolm Fleming, of ane tenement in Crawmond, in the fliire of Flemyng. 78 to GafFrid de Strathechyn, fon of John de Strathechyn, of an annuelrent of lo marks out of the lands of Petgarvie, in the thanedom of Abirluthnott, in Kincardinelhire. 79 confirming a grant by David Earl Palatine of Stratherne and Earl of Caithnefs, with confent of the King his father and his Council, to John Rollo, of the lands of Findony, and park of Douny, Drum- croube, and Ladcathy, in the earldom of Stratherne, vicecom. de Perth. 80 —^ to Thomas de Walchope, of ane penfion of 20 marks Sterling. Chambyrlayn-new- 8 1 confirming a grant by James de Lyndefay to William de Lyndefay, of the lands of

toun, vie. de Roxburgh. 82 confirming a grant by William Earl of Dowglafs and Mar to John de Turrlbus, of the lands of Garmil-

tounnobill, in the conftabulary of Hadingtoun, and vie. de Edinburgh- and Little Rul- 83 confirming grants to Thomas de Cranyftoun, of the lands of FouUeryfland in Denun, Earl of Douglas and Mar, wod near Denun, in tlie barony of Cavers, vie. Roxburgh, by William and Tho- with other lands given him by John Mautalent, John de Payinftoun, William de Setoun, mas de Symondftoun. 84 to William de Strathy, of ane tenement in Stirling.

J : Sterling. 8 to Patrick Gray, of ane penfion of L. 26 : 13 4 86 to Allan de Erikyn, of the lands of Inchmartyn, in the barony of Langforgund, in vicecom. de Perth, by refignation of John Lyon Chamberlain of Scotland. 87 to Allan de Erikyn, of the lands of Banchory, in the conftabularie of Kinghorne, in vie. Fyfe, quilk John Lyon, the King's fon-in-law and Chamberlane of Scotland, refigned. 38 to William de Cockburn, fon to Alexander de Cockburn, and Margaret de Monfode his fpoufe, of the

barony of Scraling, vie. de Peebles, by refignation of John Stewart and Margaret Cragy liis fpoufe, lieuidis, formerly in the barony of with the patronage of the church of Scraling ; and the lands of for tliree broad- Bradwod, in vicecom. Lanerk, now united to Scraling, in vie. de Peebles ; blench, headed arrows. David de Caplochy her 89 to Margaret de Caplochy, of the lands of Caplocliy, in vie. de FylT, refigned by fatlr-r. 90 of an annual of 6 marks Sterling to a chaplain in the chappell of Cambuflang, furth of the lands called the Eaft Feime of Rutherglen, by refignation of William de Dalyell, Militis. 91 to James dc Douglas, of Lydalifdale, fon to William Earl of Douglas and Mar, of ane penfion of 2o» marks Sterling furth of the great cullom of the burgh of Hadyngtoun.

II h 122 INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT If.

92 Carta confirming a charter granted by the Abbacy of Dumfermling to John de Swyntoun Domino of Lltu- Swintoun, of the lands of the whole dominil of Great Swyntoun. The witnefles in the origins! charter confirmed are, William Bilhop of St Andrew's, John Earl of Carrie Steward of Scotland, Robert Earl of Fyfe and Menteth, William Earl of Douglas and Marr, George Earl of March

" Domino vallis Aiinandie ct Mannie" John Earl of Murray, James de Douglas " Domino vall'ts de " Laydalyfdal," and Archibald de Douglas " Domino Galwydie,"

V3 to Alexander de Lindfay, of ane penlion of 40 1. Sterling forth of the cuftoms of Aberdeen. 94 to Robert de Apletoun, of fome lands in the town of Innernefs. 95 to James de Winchburgh, of two annualrents furth of tenements in the burgh of Edinburgh. 96 confirming a grant by Robert Earl of Fyfe and Menteth to Patrick de Grahame, of half ane pleugli of land in Auchinros, in the earldom of Lennox. 97 confirming a charter granted by Walter Stewart, a fon of the King's, and Margaret his fpoufe, daughter and heir of David de Barclay of Brechyn, to Thomas Raite Domino de Onvres, of the half lands

of Arroch, in the barony of Brechyn, vicecom. de Forfar. The ftyle of the charter confirmed is

particular. It is dated at Scone, in plena parliamento Domini Regis, holden there r9th Odlober

II. original 1378, the 8th year of the reign of King Robert -, and the charter bears to have been

authenticated by the feals of the Queen and of John Earl of Carrick, as well as by the feals of Walter Stewart and his faid wife. 98 to John de Kinneir, of the lands of Kinneir, vie. de FyfF. 99 to Hew de Roos of Kinfaunys, of ane annual of lol. Sterling and four chalders of wheat furth of the lands of Doun, vie. de BanfE 100 to Patrick de Innerpefler, of the third part of the lands of Craigy, with the filhing, in the barony of

Dunde, vie. de Forfar, called Le Bruyfpart, the property of which had belonged to Walter de Bal- moffy, and the fuperiority to Alexander Scrymchur conflable of Dunde. ict to Margaret de Cragy, of the lands of Ardlery, vie. de Kinrofs.

102 confirming a grant by James de Doiiglas of Dalkeith to Andrew de Ormyftoun, of a 10 1. land in the

territory of Drumcorfs, in the barony of Bathgate, and conftabulary of Lithgow, vie. de Edinburgh.

103 to William Marfhall, of the lands of Eflilmonth and Meikle Arnyuche, in Buchan, vie. Aberdeen, by refignation of Malcolm Marfhall his father.

104 to Allan de Lauder, of the town and lands of Haltoune, in the barony of Rathow, vie. de Edinburgh^ whilk John de Haltoun refigned.

105 to John Kennedy, of half of the barony of Dalrumple, vie. de Air, by refignation of Hew the fon of Roland de Dalrumple.

106 to John Meygners, of ane annual of Ss. due for caftleward out of the land of Vogry, in the (hire of Edinburgh.

107 confirming a charter by King David II. to John de Allinf" Cltrk, of the forfaultrie of Richard de Rothirford, fon of William de Rothirford, lying within the barony of Craufurd-Lindfay,

in vicecom. de Lanark. The witnefles in tlie charter of King David II. confirmed, are, William Cifliop of St Andrew's, and Patrick Biflinp of Brechin the Chancellor, Robert Steward of Scot-

land Earl of Stratherne, Patrick de Dunbar Earl of March and Murray, i homas Earl of Marr,

William Earl of FyfF, and John de Prclloun ; and it is dated at Edinburgh, i::th April, an. reg. Davidis 28vo. ic8 to Riihard de Monte Alto chancellour of the church of Brechine, and William de Monte Alto his baftard fon, of the barony of Feme, vie Forfar.

J op to Thomas de Fodringhay, of the lands of Balewny, in vie. dc Forfar. 110 to Andrew Mercer, of the lands of Ballayach and Balleve, vie. Kinrofs, blench.

1 1 1 confirming a grant by David Stewart Earl Palatine of Stratherne and Earl of Ciithnefs, to William de Rofs, of the lands whilks were Walter de Murray's, within the earldom of Caithnefs, except Tho- mas Scarlat his lands of Welter Clith and Nether Greneland. 51

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Stewart Earl of Angus to Thomas Reidpath, of fifteen hufband-lands 1 1 2 Carta confirmiirg a grant by Thomas and feven cottage-crofts, lying in the toun of Preftoun, and barony of Bonkill, vie. de Berwick, Dalkeith, of the lands of Fethane, vie. ,,3 confirming a grant by James de Douglas of Qwyk and in Peebles, for fuftentation of a chaplain in the chapel of Dalkeith. j,^ to Alexander Stewart, the King's fon by Marion de Cardny, of the lands of Inverlownan, whilk Ri-

chard de Monte Alto chaplain refigned, in vie. de Forfar ; and failing Alexander and the heirs of failing, to his body, to John his brother uterine ; whom James, another fon of the King's by the fame Marion. II- to Richard de Monte Alto chancellor of the church of Brechin, and William his baftard fon, of the barony of Kynblachmond, in the (hire of Forfar. of Brechine, of a yearly penfion during his life 1 1 to Richard de Monte Alto chancellor of L. 20 Sterling out of the great cuftom of the burrow of Dunde. conftable of Scotland to Richard de Kynnard, I i-j confirming a grant by Thomas de Haya of the lands of Chethynrawach and Kynnynmond, in the barony of Slaincs, and (hire of Aberdeen.

1,8 to Thomas de Londrys, of the lands of Haucfland, being a 6 s. and 8d. land, within the Mains of Innerkip, in the barony of Renfrew. de Badanach, the lands 1 iQ to Alexander Stewart Domino of of Curr, Cluthry, with the twa towns called Tullachgorme, vie. Innernefs, John de InnerpefFer refigned, blench. the lands of and 1 20 to faid Alexander Stewart of Badenach, of Munge, R^ne, Cragy, by efcheat of Wil- liam//// Walteri. Tullachroflcie, Kenachan, Gart, Bufrak, J 2 to ditto, of the lands of Tempar, Laffintulach, 3d part of

Lychnoch, in vie. Perth ; blenfch, i d. argenti. 122 to ditto, of the lands of Balhelmy, by refignation of William de'Fodringhay, in vie. Aberdeen. the half lands of Conwath, in vie. de Banff, and the half lands of Logyardach, in vie. de , 12 to ditto, of

Aberdeen, by refignation of William de Fodringhay ; blench, for 1 d. argenti. 124 to John Lyoune, fon- in-law to the King, of ane lol. land in the town of Thurifton and Woodhall, and a cottage-land in Wodoley, in the conftabulary of Hadingtoun, and (hire of Edinburgh, by refignation of Margaret de Eklys. 125 to Patrick de Innerpeffer burgefs of Dundee, of the lands of Bnlmaledy, Balmethnach, Smythyhil!, Haltoun, and Abirluthnot, whilk Walter de Lefly refigned, in the fliire of Kyncardyn.

126 to Ade Forlter burges of Edinburgh, of ane penfion of 20 marks Sterling money furth of the burrow- maills of Edinburgh.

jine Roll of Robert 11. marked on the had, Ro. 11. D. Cranftoun, Riddcll.

N. B. This is thefeventh Roll of Royal Charters now in the General Regijler-Houfe. The charters in this roll, being thirty-four in all, are dated in the 7th, nth, i2th, and 13th years of the reign of King Robert II. viz. No. i, and 28, in the 7th year ; No. 8, and 9, in the nth year ; No. 2, 3, 4, ^i

13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, io, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, and 29, in the 12th year; and all the reft, (except

No. 21, in which the year is illegible), in the 13th year of his reign. They are d.ited at various places, viz. nine at Edinburgh, five at Perth, four at Invernefs, four at Kilwinning, three at Kyncardyn, two at Kyndrothit, and one at each of the following places, viz. Arncll, Cumbray, Scone,

Strivclyn, Methfen, Glafgow, -.iik' Dunbrettan. Bifliop Only the laft charter in the roll, i. e. No. 34, has witneiTes, viz. William Bifliop of St Andrew's, John of Dunkeld Chancellor, John the King's eldetl fon Earl of Carrie, Robert Earl of Fife and Menteith, die King's fon, Willr.i.n Earl of Douglas an Mar -, Archibald de Douglas, and Robert de Erflcyne, Knights.

All the material words -f No. t are eith:-r torn a.,vay, or are rendered illegible by the decay of the ink. We only fee tliat it was dated at Perth, the 8th of Odobcr, an. reg 7mo. 1

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2 Carta to John de Dunbar Earl of Murray, filio mjlro, of the lands and thanedom of Kintore, except the lands of Thaynftoun. 3 to David de Fullartoun, of ane penfion of lol. Sterling. 4 to Thomas de Rate, of the lands of Ures, Clathok, Hiitoun, and Katerlyne, the brewhoufe of Den- houle, Lumgerr, the miln of Dunnotter, and part of the lands of Dunnotter, whilk Matthew de Gla-

cefter forisfecit. 5 to John de Rttre, and Margaret de Mygill his fpoufe, of the lands of Logymigili, by refignation of John Mygill her father, in vie. de Perth. 6 to Uchtred M'Dowel), of a penfion forth of Malcarftoun, given by his father Fergus M'Dowell.

;: to Andrew Mercer, of an annual furth of the King's cuftom or the burrow-maills of Perth, of 40 marks Sterling.

8 to Allan de Lauder, of the lands of the Burrow Moor of Edinburgh, by refignation of Richard Broun. 9 to Thomas Lamb, of the office of ferjeandrie, by refignation of John Brown of Burrowmoor.

T o to John de Ardler, of ane annual of 6 merks furth of the two towns of Kelor, in vie. Forfar, on the refignation of John Kelor.

1 to Peter de Cockburne, cf the lands of Henriland, lands in Bothill, and the kirk-land of Kirkhuird, in thereof, vie. vie. Peebles ; with the lands of Sunderland, with the place Selkirk, refigned by Peter

de Cockburne his father.

Riddell, in vie. Edinburgh failing of heirs of liis J 2 to William Watfon, of the lands of Cranftoun ; body, to Alexander de Murray, and George de Murray brother of Alexander. gotten by him upon Marion Cardny, the lands of Kinclevin, Ervyntoly, -J 3 to John Stewart fon to the King,

Tulibeltyn, and Little Dulmernok, in the thanedom of Kinclevin, in vie. Perth ; blench, for \ d. the eift half of the lands i^ to James Stewart, gotten betwixt the King and Marion Cardny, of Kmfawns,

in vie. Perth blench, for i d. the lands of Rate, the lands and miln of Forteviot, ; J the King and Marion Cardny, the lands of Lounan, in vie. Forfar, whilk I to Alexander Stewart fon to of Petfour, vie. Aberdeen blench, for d. Richard Mowat refigned ; and the lands ; 2

J 6 to Ade Forrefter, of ane tenement of land in Edinburgh.

17 . to ditto, of the hoftilary of Traquair, in vie. Peebles. in vie. de Banff. J 8 to Johti Lyon, of the thanedom of Glendowachy, and ip to Alexander de Strathechyn of Carmyly, of the othce of coronerihip of the fliereffdome of Forfar Kincairdine, by refignation of Alexander de Strathechyn of Auchintoly. earldom 20 confirming a grant by Eupham Doniina de Rofs to Alexander Stewart Earl of Buchan, of the of Rofs.

2 to Alexander Stewart Domino de Badenach, of the baronie of Kynnedward, by refignation of Eupham Domina de Rofs. in the 22 to John Lyon, of an annualrent of four chalders of viftual, and 10 1. Sterling, furth of Dounn,

fliire of Banfi^, fallen to the King by efcheat, becaufe Hugo de Rofs had alienated it to Andrew dc Berclay without the King's leave. of Henry 23 to Ade Forrefter, of two parts of the lands of Wrights houfcs near Edinburgh, by refignation Wintoun and Amy Brown. 24 —— to Malcolm Fleming of Biggar, of the baronie of Leinzie, In the fliire of Dunbretane, wh.ilks Thomas Fleming refigned. thanedom 25 to the King's fon Alexander Stewart Earl of Buchan, and Eupham Domine de Rofs, of the and caftle of Dingwall, by refignation of the faid Eupham. Sutherland, in the fliires 26 to ditto, of the baronies and lordfliip of Sky and Lewes ; lands in Caithnefs and Fythkill lands in of Innernefs and Nairne ; certain lands in Athol, in Perthfliire ; the barony of ; and the Galloway ; Forgrundtheny and Kinfauns in Perthfhire ; the thanedom of Glendowachic ;

Jands of Dcfkfuird, in BAnfTlhire, by refignation of the faid Eupham. 1

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« fuperioritie of the wefter half of the lands of Kinfauns, by 27 Carta to Walter Stewart tiepoti nojlro;' of the viduity. refignation of Eupham Rofs, daughter to William Earl of Rofs, in her Bruys part, in Perthlhire, on the refignation 28 to John Lyon, of the lands of Langforgrund, called Le lands of Pingle and Thomas Scarlot, of Agnes, the widow of Robert de Ramfay ; alfo the Adam

; blench, for ane penny. in the fame barony ; with the fuperiority of Monorgrund «« no/tram Morani," of the lands of Ballachys, 29 to John Stewart, gotten betwixt the King and dileclam Perthfliire failing John, and the heirs of Invernate, Makirfly, in the thanedom of Kynclevyn, in ; Cardny, and the heirs of his body; whom failing, to his body, to James, the King's fon by Marion de heirs of his body, whom failing, to John, Alexander, another of his.fons by the faid Marion, and the failing, to return to the the heirs of his body ; whom a third fon of the King's by faid Marion, and King and his heirs, Kings of Scotland. near Lynlythcow, refigned by Thomas de Hill. .0 to John Corfs burgefs of Lithgow, of the lands of Hill, of ane annual of 10 marks furth of the burrow-maills of Edinburgh. 2 to Ade Forrefter, and two parts of the Mains thereof -, wadfet 32 to John Corfs, of the lands of HilclyfF of Over Preftoun, by John de Malavilla. barony of Killbryde, in Lanarkfliire, the lands of Rogertoun, 33 to John de Lindfay of Dunrod, of the Broufterland, except a Half Kittokfyde, Thorntoun, Bogtoun, Hafthrepland, Carnduff, Facfield, land called Philphill. piece of , Corfcunyngfelde, Hucheoun- 04 . to Henry de Douglas, of feveral annualrents furth of certain lands, viz. felde, and Wynkyftoun, in the fliire of Peblys.

Ane Roll of Robert 11. marked on the back, Ro. II E.

the General Regijler-Houfe. This is the ninth Roll of Royal Charters in are granted by King Robert II. in the 19th and 2oth This roll contains twenty-fix charters. The nine firft No. and in the 20th year. rears of his reign, viz. No. i, 2, and 3, in the 19th year; and 4, S. 6, 7, 8, 9, at each of the following places, viz. Dundee, A- Five of thofe nine are dated at Lynlithgow, and one is dated berdeen, Perth, and Arnelle. Douglas Dommus Gal- Walter Bifhop of St Andrev/s, Robert Earl of Fife and Menteith, Archibald Earl of Earl de Erlkyne, are witneffes to all the nine ; John ii'yd!e, James de Douglas Dominus de Dalkeith, and Thomas

to No. i, 6, »"'' 5 JoJ"» of Carrick Steward of Scotland, the King's ekieit fon, is a witnefs 2, 3, 4. 5. 7. 9 Alexander de Cocburne de Lang, Blfliop of Dunkeld, the Chancellor, is a witnefs to No. i, 2, 3, 4. and 5 ; and and Mathew Bifliop of Glalgow is a toun. Keeper of the Great Seal, is a witnefs to No. 4, 5. 6, 7> 8, 9 ;

witnefs to No. 6, 7, 8, and 9.

of Ourcs, cf Lumgerr, and of Hiltoun, in vie. Klncardinc- 1 Carta to Alexander de Lindfay, of the fuperioritie to Thomas de Rate. fliire, and Balgillow, in Forfarfliire, which had belonged

2 to John de Tullach, of ane tenement in Aberdeen. de Benhame, to Allan I.undle, of the half of aii« 3 confirming a charter by ChrlRJan daughter of Hugh William de iv.onte Alto, to Thomas davach of land of Benhame, in Kincardinelhire, and a charter by of Kynblachmond, in I-orfarlliire. the fon of Adnm, of the lands of Hamtoun, in the barony (hire of Edinburgh, on his own refignation. 4 to Henry de Douglas, of the barony of Logtoun, in the of Lochlevyne, with the lands of Achynker, Calky- 5 to Henry de Douglas, of the Caftlcftead and Caftle the town of Kynros, Mawcuyth, Ma- gour, Claflochy, Eifter and Wefter Tulyochchy, Cultbuy, Drumgerloc, Achtcveny, Colcarny, Croft wardlary, Thomynan, the half of Urwell, Blacklach, his refignation. Wartyn, and Thcyntulchv, all in the fliire of Kynros, on own

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6 Carta to Henry de Douglas, of the lands of Longnewton, in Roxburghfliire, on his own refignation. 7 confirming a charter granted by William de FafFyngtoun, to John de Douglas burgefs of Edinburgh, cf

the lands of Macolmyftoun, in the fliirc of Edinburgh, lying between the lands of Ricardtoun on the

fouth, and Hirdmanyftoun on the north ; the witneffes to die original charter are, John Young a

bailie of Edinburgh, Andrew l^et, John the fon of Henry, John Frafer, William de Benyn, and

Martin tie Bt-nyn, burgeilcs of Edinburgh. The charter of confirmation is granted by the King as

Steward of Scotland.

3 to John de Rofe, of the lands of Auchinbak, in the barony of Renfrew, and fbire of Lanark, whilk.

John de Robertun in Ernockfabunfoy refigned ; blench, for ane pair of gloves, or two pennies.

c) to George de Dunbar, fon and heir of Gtorge Earl of March, of his ward, releitf, and marriage, for the earldom of March, and for Annandale; and.failing faid George, to his brothers, Wawan, Colinj Patrick, and John,

Here endetb Ki?ig Robert 11. his Charters. In the fwncn Roll folkivs of Robert HI.

" Hie incipit Regiflrimi Domini Roberti Tertii Regis Scotonm, tempore JJexandri " de Cocburne Cujlodis Magni Sigilli ejiifdem Domini Regis."

Knight,. Englifliman, of lands to Henry de Preftoun, for the redemption of Sir Ranulph de Percy, the town of Fyvie, and place thereof; the of and barony of Fermartyn, in Aberdeenfliire ; the town refigned by de Lyndefay, Meikle Gurdnies, and five-merk land of ParkhiU ; James

to St Patrick's chappell in the caftle of Duubarian, of lo marks Sterling yearly out of the burrow-

maills of Dunbarton. < confirming a grant by King Robert IE to Robert Archibuld chapL.in, of ihe hofpital of Roxburgh. A precept direQed to the Baillies of Dunbretan, commanding them to pay to the chaplain of St Pa-

trick's chapel, in the caftle of Dunbretan, the lo marks yearly, dotci by the preceding grant,

No. 1 1 lands, and kirks, and privileges granted to the faid mo- . to the monaftery of Halyrudehoufe, of divers naftery and channons by David King of Scots, fon to St Margaret, founder of the kirk. This char-

ter by King Robert IIL confirms the original charter by King David L and two charters, one by confirming faid origin;.! charter. wit- King Robert I. and another by his fon King David IE The

neifes to thg charter of King David I. are, Robert Biflicp of St Andrew's, John Bilhop of Glafgow^, Henry King David's fon, William his grandfon, Edward his Chancellor, Herbert his Chamberlain, Gillemychol Comke, Gofpatrick the brother of Dolfyn, Robert de Monte Acuto, Robert de Eurne- Turftan \i]e, Peter de Bruys, Norman the Sheriff, Oggu Leifing, Gillife, William de Grame, de CreQune, Blenius the Archdean, Aelfrinus the Chaplain, and Waleranus the Chaplain. The wit-

iiefTcs to the charter of King Robert I. are, William Bilhop of St Andrew's, and William Bilhop of Dunkeld, Bernard A.bbot of Abirbrothoc the Chancellor, Thomas Ranulph Earl of Murray Dcminus of Annandale and Mann, Walter Steward of Scotland, James Doiniuus de Douglas, John de Menc-

teth. Gilbert de Haya Conftable of Scotland, Robert de Keth Marilhal of Scotland, and Alexander de Setoun. The charter of King David II. is dated at IHmfermelyne, 3Gth December, an. rcg. i4to, before thefe witneffes, William Bilhop of St Andrew's, Robert Steward the King's nephew, Duncr.n Earl of Fife, John Ranulph Earl of Murray Domintis of Annandale and Mann, Patrick de Dunbar Earl of March, Mauricius de Moravia, Malcolm Fleming, and Thomas de Carnoco Chancellor.

I. to the Abbey . confirming a cliarter by King Robert 11. which again confirms a grant by King David

of Holyroodhoufe, of the tenth of all the efcheats, fines, &c. of the chamberlain, judiciary, fheriff",

and burrow courts between the river Awyne and Colbrandlfpeth, in the fhire of Edinburgh ; and of

the half of the tenth of certain royal cafualties within Kentyre and Erregyle. The charter of King INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT III. 127

Ruben II. is ilnted at Eilynburgh, the 25th of June, an. reg. 12°, before thefe witncnes, viz. "VVil- iiain Bifliop of St Andrew's, John Bifhop of Dunkeld the Chancellor, John the King's eldcft fon Earl of Carrie and Steward of Scotland, Robert Earl of Fyfe and Menteith, William Earl of Douglas Knights. and Marr ; James de Lyndefay and Robert de Erflcyne, 16 Carta to the faid Abbacy anent the feu-duty of their barony of Kars, in Stirlingfliire. in Fifelhire the barony of Lowr, and the lands of 1 7 to Norman de Leflie, of the barony of Balnebrech, ; in Aberdeenfhire Dunlopy, in Forfarfliire ; and the baronies of Cufchene and Rothynorman, ; with

ane taillie. 18 to the Abbacy of Halyrudhoufe, of the barony of Kars, in Stirlingfliire, fcr 60 L Sterling of annua! feu-duty.

19 to Thomas Moffat, of ane annual of 10 1. furth of the great cuflom of Edinburgh.-

20 to David de Lindfay of Cleneik, in liferent, of a:i annuity of 40 1. Sterling furtbof the great cuii;o:n of Abrrdecn. 21 to David de Liisdfav of Glenffic, in liferent, of an annuity of 40 marks Sterling out of the great cuilom

of Aberdeen, for I is fervice to David Earl of Carrick, the Kinjj's eldeft fon.

22 to William de Lauudelif, of the lands of Sv-ynfide and Raynaldiftoun, in Roxburghfhirf, fallen to O.yc Crown by the forfeiture of Robert Burell.

confirming a 23 charter by John Turnebull of Myntow, to Sir William Stewart of Jedworth nepatl fiio, of the lands of Myntow, in Roxburgh, flnre. The original charter is dated at Myntow, the 8th of De- cember, a. D. 1390, before thefe witnefles, Robert Colvyll of Oxenhame, Richard de Ruthirfurde of that Ilk, William de Gledftanys, Adam de Glendonewyn, Thomas Colvyll, William de Laundclis of Swynyfliede, Adam Turnebull of Quhytthope, Adam Turnebull of Foultoun, Thomas Turnebull, and John de Wellis..

24 to Alexander Sibbald, of the third part of the lands of Cukifloun, ly.md in the quarter of Crale, in Fifelhire.

25 to William Fleming, of the office of Mair-of-fee of the barony of Carale, with the land of Martoun, anil the acre called Pulterland, belonging to faid oiBce.

2(5 confirming a charter by King David II. to the Abbey of Calkow, erefbing their toun of Calkow, the

barony of Boldene, and the lands of Reveden, into a reg^dity. K'ni^ Davi^i's charter is d.;ted at A.birdenc, the 2^d of April, an. reg. i4to, bt/ore thefe witnefles, William Bifliop of St Andrew's,

Wilham Bifhop of Glafgow ; Galfrid Abbot of Abirbrothoc, William. Abbot of Mehros, and John

Abbot of Jedworth ; Robert Steward of Scotland, the King's nephew ; Duncan Earl of Fyfe, and

John Earl of Murray j Thomas Je Carnoco the Chancellor ; David de Haya Conftable; Philip de Melgdrum and David Flemyng, Knights.

The feventeen charters oxKing Robert III. in this roll, are all dated in the firfi year of his reign. Ten of

Jhcn- are d. ttd at Edinburgh, three at Scone, two at Dundonald, one at Logirate, and one at Dunfermelvn. In Ni). 12. there are no witncffes niferted. To all the remaining fixteen, Walter Bilhop of St Andrew's, Ma- thew Bifliop of Glafgow, Robert Earl of Fyfe and Menteith, Archibald Earl of Douglas Dom'iinis Gahv^iUc, '1 Ro- Erflcyne, of the Great Seal, mas de and Alexander de Cocburne de Langtoun Keeper are witnefles ; James de

Douglas Dominus de Dalkeith, is likew'ife a witnefs in all thofe fixteen, except No. 10 ; and John Earl of IMavch, David de Lyndefay of Glenefk, and Robert de Keth, are witnefles to No. 10. INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT If.

Anc Roll of Robert II. marked on the back with this mark, F.

Th'is is theftxth Roll now in the General Regipr-Uoufe.

This roll contains five-and-thirty charters by King Robert II. dated in the 3d, 4th, 5th, 7th, Sth, nth, and I2th years of his reign, viz. No. 22, in the 3d year: No. 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 30, 31, and 32, in the 4th:

5th : and in the 7th : No. 27, 28, 29, 33, and 34, in the No. 3, 4, 5, No. 2, 6, 7, 8, and 9, in the Sth : No. ID, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, and 19, in the nth: And No. 11, and 12, in the 12th year. Neither No. i, nor No. 35, have date or place. The other th.irty-three are dated at a variety of different places, viz. thirteen at Perth, five at Edinburgh, three at Scone, two at Methfen, two at Dundee, and one at each of the following places, viz. Stirling, Glenquhou- glas, Arnele, Are, Edebredfcheels, Nude in Badenach, Longdors, and Linlithcu. William Bifliop of St Andrew's, John Bifliop of Dunkeld the Chancellor, John Earl of Carrie Steward of Scot- land, Robert Earl of Fife and Menteith, William Earl of Douglas and Marr, James de Lyndefay, and Alexander rell lie Lyndefay, are winefles to No. 9. None of the have any witneffes.

1 Carta confirming a donation by John Crab burgefs of Aberdeen, to the Carmelite Friers in Aberdeen, of fundry lands and annualls In this charter, mention is made of the Denburn, Robbillaw, the Gallowgate, the Upper and Nether Kirkgates, the Grene, and the Caftlegate. The original

charter is dated at Abreden, an. Dom. 1382, and was authenticated by the granter's feal, and by the common feal of the burrow, and the feals of Adam Pyngle the father, and Alexander the fon of William, two of the burgeffes.

2 to Robert de Appiltoun, of a vennel in the Kirkgate, and a part of the Caftlehill of Invernefs. , to James de Winchburgh, of two annualrents furth of two tenements in Edinburgh. ^ confirming a charter by Robert Earl of Fyfe and Menteth, to Patrick de Grahame, of half a pleugh of land in Aughinrofs, in the earldom of Levenax. in Fifefliire, on his refignation. r to John de Kynneer, of the barony of Kynneer, own 5 to Patrick de Innerpeffer, of the third part of the lands of Craghil, in the barony of Dundee, in For- farfhire, called Bruys part, which belonged to Walter de Balmofly, and of which the fuperiority was refigned by Alexander Schirmechour conflable of Dunde. of Kiufauns, of ane annual of lol. Sterling, and 4 chalders victual, furth of the lands ^ to Hew de Roos of Doun, in Banfffhire. 8 confirming a charter to Thomas de Rate, of the half lands of Arroch, in the barony of Brechine, vie, Forfar, granted by Walter Stewart foa to the King, and Margaret his fpoufe, daughter aiid heir to David de Berclay de Brechyn, Knight. p to John de Migghil, of the barony of Wygghil, in Perthfhire, by refignation of John Mygghil his

grand fire.

JO to Patrick de Innerpefl'er burgefs of Dundee, of 52 foot in length and 14 in breadth in the Hie-ftreet of Dundee. Roxburgh. 5 1 to Laurence Cowan, of the caftle wards of Fifefhire, refignation of Robert de fon 1 2 to John Lyon, of the lands of Killdonwhan, in by Roos, and heir of Hugh de Roos of Kynfaunis.

^ T ___ to John de Fairley, of the lands of Cavillay, in Edinburghfhire, on the refignation of William de Fair-

ley of Braid, his father.

i;j to Henry de Douglas, of the lands of Logtoun, in Edinburghfhire, on his own refignation. 15 to J,imcs de Lindfay, Knight, as Baron of Crawfordc-Lindefay, of the fuperioritie of Ley, Fuhvood, Cairtland, and Bondyntoun, in l/anarkdiire. - , INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT 11. ^«9

in the conftabulary of Lithgow, and 1 6 Carta to William More, Knight, of the barony of Abercorn and Dean, Craigorth, Skeok, and Torwood, iu {hire of Edinburgh ; and the lands of Airth, Cambu(barron,

Stirlingfhire, on his own refignation. of Finlettre, and of the Grievefchip of Culane, in Banfffliire- i-j to Richard de SanQo Claro, of the lands the King by the i8 to John Lyon, of the lands of Altermonie and Dalrevach, in StirlingOiire, fallen to forfeiture of William Clerc of Faukirk. ip to John de Swyntoun, Knight, of ane penfion of 20I. Sterling. of Lochlebogfide, 20 to Hew de Eglintoun, Knight, and Egidia his wife, fifter of the King, of the lands in baronia de Renfrew. of Perth. 21 to John Mercier, of a piece of land at the north end of the bridge of the Caftlegayle In the earldom 22 to Sir John de Maxwell, of the eaft part of Bardre, and the eaft part of Bardinhathe, Stratherne. of Stratherne, and (hire of Perth, granted to Sir John by David the King's fon, Earl of and of Cumnok, in Ayrlhire, with 23 to David de Dunbar, of the baronies of Blauntyre, in Lanarkfliire, advocation of the kirk, by refignation of George de Dunbar Earl of March. on his own refignation and C4 to James de Lyndefay, Knight, of the lands of Abrebothry, in Perthdiire, ; to de Welhame and John of the Caaie-ftead of Invircuych, and all the lands whicii belonged John de Balkaflcy, in the thanage of Allcht, and (hire of Perth. of Thomas Biflet. 25 to John Heryng, of his haill lands, by refignation Methfen, and (hire of Perth, by re- 26 to John Makkelli, of his haill lands of Byniane, in the barony of fignation of Andrew de Valoniis. of Brathwell, and haill lands there- 27 to David Stewart Earl of Stratherne, fon to the King, of the caftle part within Scotland, whilk Alexander of, and all other lands, as well in Caithnefs as in any other the refignation of faid Alex- de le Arde inherited, in right of Matilda de Stratherne his mother ; on

ander de le Arde. of Alexander de le Arde. 28 to David Eul of Stratherne, of the earldom of Stratherne, by refignation at Ardroffan, betwixt Hew de Eglingtoun, 29 confirming an indenture, dated the oi i ft of March 1374, of Cambuf- Knight, and Hew de Auldiftoun, by which the latter wadfets to the former the lands baron, Inviraloun, and Schiphaulch, in Stirlingfhire, for L. 80 Sterling. by refignation of John de 30 to Alexander de Lindfay, Knight, of the lands of Cambow, in Fifefhire, Balcolmy. foreft of Plater, 31 to Alexander de Lindfay, of the lands of Fothenevin, with the office df forreftrie of the

in^ the fhire of Forfar, on the refignation of David de Annandia, Knight. of Balna- 32 confirming a grant by William Earl of Roffe, to Hugh de Roffe his brother, of the lands earldom of Rofs, gowne, Achavlll, and Corty, and an annual duty of 4I. furth of Tarbet, witliin the

and fliire of Invernefs. of Sir Simon dc Preftoun, 33 to John de Capella, of the lands of Eroly, in Forfarfliire, by refignation Knight. difponed by Walter de 34 to William de Lindfa^, Knight, of the lands of Abrekerdore, in Banfffiure, Lefley, Knight. Edinburgh, difponed to faid Wil- 35 to William de Crechtoun, of the lands of Bradewod, in the fliire of liam by David de Pcnicuke.

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In ane Roll newly cm\e to my knowledge, viz. upon the 21/ day of "January 1629,, marked on the back, A. Ro. II. Terra de Douny.

This Roll is only of the firft and fccond years of the King's reign.

The two firft charters cannot be read.

Tiis is thefourth Roll noto in the General Regijler-Houfe.

The I ft charter is illegible.

The 2d is in favour of William de Kergyll, of lands in the barony of Banff, on the refignation of John Her- rice, dated in the i ft year of King Robert II.'s reign. No witnefles are inferted. The names of the lands and of the fliire are illegible

This roll confifts of three-and- thirty charters, granted by King Robert II. Seventeen of thofe charters are diitcd in the firft year of that King's reign, viz. No. 2, 4> 7» 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, I3,.i4> I5» i<5, 17, 18, 19-, of his reign, viz. 20, and 28 ; eleven are granted in the fecond year No. 3, 5, 6, 21, 22, 24, 27, 29, 30, 32,

legible in No. i and in No. 26, and the places where and and 33 ; neither the place nor year are j 23, 25, 31, years when they were granted are not infexted. Only one charter in this roll has the names of the witnefles, viz. No. 7. Tlie witnefles to it are, William

Bifliop of St Andrew's, Walter Bifliop of Glafgow, Patrick Bifhop of Brechin ; John the King's eldeft fon Eari William Earl of Earl of Carrick and Steward of Scotland ; Thomas Earl of Mar, Douglas, Robert of INIenteith Archibald de Douglas, Alexander de Lyndefay, Robert de Erlkyne^ and John de Carrick the Chancellor.

the King, his wife, of the earldom of Murray, except 3 Carta to John de Dunbar, and Margery, daughter to Lothaber, Badenach, the caftle and barony of Urchard, &c. payand for the relief thereof, when it

fliould fall due, 200 !. Sterling ; failing heirs of their bodies, the earldom is made dtfcendible cO

George Earl of March, and his heirs ; dated in a full parliament at Scone, in the 2d year of King

Robert II.'s reign. ^ to David Senefcall Militi Comiti de Stratherne, filio noftro, de Comitaiu de Stratheme, in libera rega-

litate ; anno regni primo.

ij Jacobo de Lindfay, de dominio de Wigtown, cum hurgo ejufdem, except the barony of Carnyfmul,

whilk Malcolm Fleming ha.l firft refigned in the hands of King David II. and which Thomas Fle- ming his grandfon and heir had again refigned the day before the d.cte of this charter, viz. 20th

April, an. reg. 2do, i. e. 1372 See p. 97. No. 318.

IF. to de Douglas, Knight, of the lands ofWodefelde, (, confirming a charter by KTmg David James Tyry, SefeWe, the two Balbertans, and the miln thereof, in the conftabulary of Kinghorne, and

{hire of Fyfe. See p. 97. No. 319. de Dalrumple, in vicecom. de Are, by refignation of IMalcoIm -^ Johanni Kennedy, de dimidio baronie de Dalrumple, the grandfon of Adam de Dalrumpill. g «__ Alexaiidro Sentfcalli, " filio noftro," Milili,. de fexaginta davatis terre de Badennach, cum caftro de Lochindorbe, cum forreftis eidem caftro annexatis, in vicecom. de Invernefs. of Matthew p Thome de Rate, de dimidio baronie de Oures^ in vicecom. de Kyncardyn, by refignation de Eychks, fon of William de Eychks, by Beatrix de Caritoun his wife. tlis refignation of Duii- ,0 to the faid Thomas de Rate, of the other half of the faid ijnony of Oures, on

can Walays. N. B. This charter is omitted in the old index. .

INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT IT. 131

Lanark- f I Carta to Robert de Erfkyne, of 20 1. Stirling of the annualrent due out of the lands of Cadzow, in

fliire, in excambion for the lands of Bondingtoun ; and four marks furth of the lands of Wefthall,

in baronia de Rathow, vicecom. Edinburgh. 12 Huponi de Eglyngtoun, Milici, dc tenis de Allertoun, in baronia de Kilbryde, et vicecom. de La- nark.

13 to ditto, de terris de Bondingtoun, et annuo redditu quatuor marcarum et odto folidorum de terris de Wefthall, in baronia de Rathew, et vicecom. de Edinburgh, on the reGgnation of Robert de Erficyne. 14 to ditto, de terris de Gyffeyii,. in baronia de Kyle Sencfcalli, in vicecom. de Ayr. 13 Davidi Senefcalli Militi Comiti de Stratherne, caftri et baronie de Urchard, hi vicecom. de Inverneff.

in li- J 6 Davidi Senefcalli Militi Comiti de Stratherne, filio noftro chariffimo, dc comitatu de Stratherne,

bera regalitate Vid. p. 94. No. 294. in Fifefliire, J 7 Andree de Clapham, of the lands of Tornakyders, on the refignation of IMariota de Y'ard- robe N. B. This charter too is omitted in the old index.

18 Thome de .'\ula, de quatuor mercatis terre in tenemento de Staneley, in baronia de Renfrew, etr vicecom de Lanark. ip Robert de Maxwell, fdio et herlili Johannis de Maxwell de Carlaverock, Militis, de omnibus terris fuis

quas ' d.' nobis tenuit in capite." 20 Willielmo Bydoun, de raedietate terrarum de Feryngtounfeld, viz. 13 acris terre, jacen. juxta burgum de Forfar, devent. in manus regis propter dcfeiJium heredum.

2,1 Willielmo de Somerviil, de dimidietate baronie de Manuell, in Stirllngflilre, by rcHgnation of Chriftiaii Croufur. 22 —— Hugoni de Eglingtoun Militi, et Egidie de Lyndifay forori Regis fponfe fue, de terris de Boningtoun, dimiJio terre dc Nortouir, et dominio terrarum de Wefthall et Cotrav.^, cum annuo redditu 4 marcarum et 8 folidorum dc Wefthall et Cotraw, in vicecom. de Edinburgh, tenen. de Rege et heredibus

fuis Senefcallio Scotie. 23 Eliigoni de Rath, de officio coronatoris, vicecomitat. de Air, lUi difpofit. per Johannem de LyndefayJe

Toriftoun. Vide p. 98. No. 331.

24 Joanni de Cragy, de annuo redditu 40 marcarum. •

25 Johanni Wallays, de terris de Thurryiloun, in baronia- de Innerweek, et vi-cecom. dc Edinburgh ; et viginti mercatarum annui redditus de terris de Thornyle, in baronia de Renfrew, et vicecom -Je

Lanark ; odo marcarum annui redditus de terris de Inglyftoun et Annottouris, in baronia de Doryf-

der, et vicecom. de Drumfres ; et omnium, terrarum de Retre, in comitatu Buchanie, et vicecom. dc

Abirdene ; omnibus refignatis per Johannem de Lyndei.iy de-Cragy.MiliteiTv.

a6 Ade Wawayn, de carrucata terre, in vicecom. de Roxburgh, ci-.jus una dimidietas jacet in tenemento de Scmerftoun, in baronia de Overcrailiing, et altera dimidietas in baronia de Farnydoun, forfeited by John Scarop.e. 27 Johanni Lyon, de thanagio de Glammyfs, rtkvium taxatur ad lol. Sterling fantum, a8 Thome de Rate, de dimidio baronie de Ouris, in vicecom. de Kyncardy.i, rclignat. per Matheum de Eychles. Vide No. 9- hujtis rotuli.

29 Johanni del Tie, de treceniis mercatis terrarum que .facnuit quondam Alani filii Rodtrici, vie. Modo- wonh, Ara.Tagj Moreovyr, Kncdeworte, Ovyfte, Barr-jli, Rume, Eggch, Hyrte. Vide p. 97, No. 316. 30 Mariott de Cardne, de terris de Tolyre, Burelle, Eiftcrbalnegall, et Shenvall, cum mokndino, que vocatur Milncthort, in vicecom. de Kinrofs. Vid. p. 97. No. 317.

31 . confirming ane contradt made betv.'ixt George de Dunbar Earl of March, and .'\gnes de Dunbar his

fifter, and James de DougliS Dominus de Dalkeith ; by which the faid Earl becomes bound to give,

in /ritn.iii n.ai'tcgitun with his fifter, to f;iid James dc Dcu^hs, tool, land ia the jfle of- Man, hew

foon it can be recovered cither by, v.r.ns or by neac. 13 2 INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT II.

32 Carta to Robert Earl of Fyfe and Mentelth, of the keeping of the caftle of Stirling, with 14 chaWers of

wheat, 1 2 chalders of oat-meal, out of Bothkenner, in Stirlingfliire, with 200 1. yearly to be paid by the chamberlain, for fupport thereof.

33 —— confirming a charter by William Bifliop of St Andrew's to John Cragy, of the lands of Kyldeleth, for a yearly duty of lol. Sterling, and giving fuit at the Biftiop's courts at Liftoun.

Ane Roll of Robert II. marktd oti the back with G, Ruthergkn, 1 3 /. Sterling.

This is the eighth Roll now in the General Reg\J}ey-HouJe.

It contains one-and-forfy charters, granted by King Robert II. in the 8th, 9th, nth, 12th, 13th, 14th, 161I.,

17th, I 8th, and 19th years of his reign.

Nine of thofe charters are dated at Edinburgh, five at Perth, three at Glafgow, three at Stirling, three at Lyn-

llthgow, two at Dundee, two at Kylwynlng, two at Arnele, and one at each of the following places, viz. Scone,

Logyrate, Kyndrocht, Ayr, and Methfen ; the other feven do not mention the places at which they were granted.

Only five of the charters in this roll mention the witneffes, viz. No. 2, 3, 4, 5, and 28. William Bifhop of St Andrew's, John Bifhop of Dunkeld the Chancellor, John Earl of Carrick and Steward of Scotland the King's cldefl fon, and Robert Earl of Fyfe and Menteith, are witnefles to all the five ; James Earl of Douglas and Marr

is witnefs to No. 2, 3, 4, and 28 ; Archibald de Douglas and Robert de Erflcyne are witneffes to No. 2, 3, 4, Alexander de are witneffes to 28. and 5 ; and James de Lyndefay and Lyndefay No.

I Carta of the burgh of Hadingtoun, to the burgeffes and community thereof, for payment of 15I. Sterling yearly.

2 to William de Douglas, fon of Archibald de Douglas, Knight, of a penfion of 40 1. Sterling yearly.

3 to William de Douglas, and his fpoufe Egidia the King's daughter, of a yearly penfion of 300 1. Ster- ling furth of the burrow-maills of Edinburgh, Lithcu, Dunde, and Abirdene. 4 to Patrick de Innerpeffer, of the lands of Balmaledy, Balmachennach, Haltoun, and Smithiehill, in Kincardinefiiire, whilk Walter de Lefly and Euphemia his wife refigned. 5 — to St Laurence Altar, in the kirk of Stirling, of a paffage-boat on the river Forth, with a croft of land annexed to the fame, and of certain annual duties particularly mentioned in the charter ; " faciendo «« inde didi capellani, pro falubri flatu noftro liberorumq. noftrorum, necnon pro anima quondam

" carijfime confortis nojlre Euphamie Regine Scotie," &c. This proves Queen Eupham to have been

dead before this charter was granted, viz. 28th February 1388-9. Fordoun fays (he died in tlie year 1387, Book 14. chap. 50. ^ of the burgh of Ruglen, to the burgeffes and community thereof, for payment of 13I. Sterling yearly.

1 given by the King, with confent of his eldeft fon John Earl of Carrick, to Walter de Ogilvy, of ane

annualrent of 29 1. Sterling furth of the thanedom of Kyngaltvy, in the {hire of Forfar. 8 to Andrew Dempfter, of the oflice of Dempfter in parliament, and juftice-airs, and in the flieriff-court

of the fliire of Forfar, to him and his heirs, with the ufual fees belonging to the fame. ^ to James de Sandilands, of the barony of Dalzell and Modervale, and the barony of Wyftoun, In the more, in Stirlingfliire, to fliire of Lanark ; the lauds of Arthbifet, Ochterbannok, and Slomannane be holden by the faid James and Joanna the King's daughter his fpoufe, and their heirs. JO to John Palmer, of certain lands within the burghs of Stirling and Dunbretan, and the city of Glafgow, difponed to him by his father Gregory, called Chepman.

1 1 to David de Lindfay, of the fuperioritie of Cambow, in Fifefliire. de Invernefs; 40I. Sterling out K2 . to faid David de Lyndefay, of the lands of Strathnarn, in vicecomitatu

of the burrow-maills of Aberdeen ; the lands of Glcnelk and Futhenevin, with the forreft of Flatar, in f orfarfliire. INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT II. 133

t-j Carta to James de Liiulfay, of the caftle and barony of Crawforde, except the lands of Hokluch, Euchowys,

Poltrayll, and Hertop, hi vicecomitatibus de Lanark et Annandale ; and Kirkmichell, in vie. de of Drumfreis; ane annual of loo marks Sterl'ng furth of t^e cuftoms of Dundee ; the patronage refigna- the kirk of Faill, in vie. de Air ; and the thanedom of Alith, in vie. de Perth, on his own

tion : to faid James de Lyndefay, and the heirs-male of his body ; whom failing, to David de Lynde-

fay, « filio nodro (Roberti 2di, viz.) dile£lo," and the heirs-male of his body ; whom failing, to

Alexander, William, and Walter, brothers-german of fiiid David, and the heirs-male of their bodies Lyn- rcfpedively ; whom failing, to the neareft heirs of faid James bearing the name and arms of defay.

14 confirming an agreement betwixt David de Lyndefay the King's fon-in-Iaw and John Earl of Murray, in relation to the fuperiority of the lands of Strathnarne, in the fliire of Invernefs. J of ane penfion of looi. Sterling, to John Earl ot Murray, fuith of the cuftoms of Elgine and Forres. 1 cuiloms of Aberdeen. J 6

of Ruglen, of the faid burgh, for payment of i L Sterling yearly. 1 7 to the burgefles and community 3 18 to William de Dunbar burgefs of Ab-;rdcen, a baltard, authorifuig him to dilpofe of his fubjecls at his

pleafure, his baflardy notwithftanding 19 to James Scrymgeor, of the lands of Innerkeitning and the miln, in Fifefliire, on his own refignation. ao to William de Douglas, fon to Archibald de Douglas Doiuiiii Gakuidie, of lool. land in Roxburghfiiire, to be given him by his faid father. No lands are mentioned.

21 to ditto, of ane penfion of 40 1. Sterling.

22 to William Stewart of Jedworth, of the lands of Fynlawys, in the barony of Oxinhame, quas Thomas

de Rydall forisftcit. 23 to Robert Stewart of Linermaith, of ane penfion of 20 merks furth of the cuftoms of Innerkeithing. 34 to Alexander de Irwyne, of the lands of Park of Drum, in Kyncardinelhire, and annuals pertaining thereto, whilk John Moigne refignvd. 25 to the kirk of Holyrood of Peebles, of the meadow near the burgh of Peebles called Praium Regni.

16 to the burgefles and community of Lynlithgw, of tliat burgh and the harbour of Dlacknefs, for payment

of five pounds "-terling yearly. 27 to Robert iirown, of the cockquet of Perth. 28 to William de Mygill, of the barony of MygiH, in Perthfhlre, on the refignation of John de Mygill his grandfather. 29 to Patrick de Innerpeffer, of ground in Dundee. 30 to Laurence de Goven, of an annual duty of 100 fliillings out of the caftleward of Roxburgh. 31 to John Lyon, of the lands of Kcldonquhane, in Fifefliire, by refignation of Robert de Roos, fon and heir of Hugh de Roos of Kinfaunis. 32 - to John de Fairly of Braid, and Helen de Dowglas, daughter natural to Sir Henry de Douglas, of the lands of Bavillay, in the fliire of Edinburgh. Edinburgh, his own refignation. 33 to Sir Henry de Douglas, of the lands of Logtoun, in the (hire of on Foulwood, and Bondingtoun, in Lanarkrtiirc, 34 to James de Lindfay, of the fuperiority of Ley, Cartland, to be holden of him as Baron of the barony of Crawford-Lyndcfay. conltabulary of Linlitligow, and fliire of 35 to William More, of the lands of Abercorne and Dene, in the Edinburgh, and others, as in No. 16. p. 129. 36 to Richard de Sinclair, of the lands of Findlater, &c. as in No. 17. p. 129. 37 to Sir John Lyon, of the lands of Akermony and Dalrevach, in Stirlingfliire, by forfaultric of William

Clerk of Fallkirk. See p. i 29. No. I 8.

38 to John de Swymoun, of ane penfion of 20 1. Sterling.

L 1 134 INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT IT.

» On the back of this Roll are three Charters.

39 Carta to Alexander Earl of Buchan, of half ane devach of land of Invirnorfyn, with the park, one fourth- part of Blary, ane fourth-part of Inchbrenys, 4th part of Lochlettre, and 4th part of Dalftanghy, in

Invernefs-fliire, by refignation of Robert de Cheflielni. 43 — to Alexander Earl of Buchan, of the lands of Abernethy, in Invernefs- (liire, by refignation of John Comyn.

A I to David de Rainfay, of the lands of Inverkith, in the fhire of Edinburgh,

Anc Roll of Robert IL marked on the back,

This is the third Roll iioiu in the General Rcgijler-Hoiife.

It contains twenty charters granted by King Robert II. The firft is illegible, and the fecond and eighth do

not ex,prefs either the place where or date when they were granted. The remaining fevenceen bear to have been granted in the fecond year of that King's reign.

Eight of thofe feventeen charters are dated at Edinburgh, three at Are, and one at each of the following places,

viz. St Andrew's, Stirling, Glammys, Methfen, Dunbretane, and Arnele. None of the royal charters contain the names of the wiUiefles.

The firft charter cannot be read.

2 Carta to William Earl of Douglas, of the lands of TilHecultrle, in the flilre of Clackmannan, by refignation of Thomas Earl of Mar. Rofenethe, 3 confirming a grant by Mary Countefs of Monteith, to John de Drommond, of the lands of in the earldom of Lennox, difponed by faid John de Drommond to Alexander de Meneteth. and her whom 4 to Marion de Cardny, and the ifl'ue procreated or to be procreated between the King ; and failing, to the heirs of Marion's body lawfully to be begotten, of the twa Clyntres, Weltoun,

Watirtoun, in Aberdeenfliire, cum nativis " et eonim feqticHs," &c. Douglas 5 confirming a charter by Thomas Flemyng formerly {alias) Earl of Wygtoun, to Archibald de Knight, Domino Galivydie ex orientali parte ague de Creth, of the earldom of Wygtoun, in conhderation grievous feuds of a large fum of money ; the faid Tliomas having been induced to fell it on account of that had arifen between him and the more powerful of the ancient indigenous inhabitants of the earldom, (" majores indigenas comitatus predldi"). The origin.il charter is dated at Edynburgh, the 8th of February 137 1-2; wltnefles, Walter Abbot of Holywood, William Monypeny reftor of the church of Cambuflang, Neil de Conyghame, Thomas de Rath, and Nicolas Smcrlcs, burgefles of Drumfres. Carryk, to Ro- 6 —- confirming a charter of confirmation by King Alexander II. of a grant by Neil Earl of land de Carryk and his heirs, conflituting them head of their tribe or dan [progeuiei fue), in all mat-

ters pertaining to the Keniynotl, " tarn in calumpniis quam aliis articulis et negotiis ad Kenkynoll

" pertinere valentibus," with the office of Bailliary of the forefaid country (Carryk), and of leading

the men thereof, under the Earl. King Alexander's charter is dated at Strlvelyne, the 20th of Ja- nuary, in the 27th year of his reign, before thefe witnefTes, Alexander Steward of Scotland, James iis fon, and Richard de Setoun. 1

INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT 11. ^35

*j Carta conrirmiug the above-mentioned original charter itfelf by Neil Earl of Carryk, to Roland de Carryk.

Earl Neil's charter has neither place nor date ; but it has for witnelTe3, " Domino Alano Hod. Jufti-

«' ciario Scotie, Domino Colino fratre ejufdem, Dominis Bartholomeo Flamens, Ricardo Mafcu!.->,

«• Thoma de Coiiyngifburgh, Waltero Marefcallo, Militibus, Henrico M'Kynbethy, ct Wlilielmo C,;- «< pellano."

8 apparently intended as a confirmation of a remifTion by King Robert I. in favour of Gilbert de Carryk,

Knight, for furrendering the caflle of Louchdone to the Enghfii, and for delivering (probably to the Englilh too) Criftofer de Setoun that King's fon-in-law. King Robert's charter has neither place nor

wir-.ielTes, " date ; bit it has the following viz. Ed'vario de Brwys, Jacobo Sencfollo Scotie, Thc- " !na Raiiulphi, Johanne de ISIenetetii, Nigello Camboll Militibus; Jacobo Domino de Douglas, A-

" lex.uidro Fraf;r, Waltero de Bykyrtoun, Henrico de Anandi i clerico, eLniiltis iliis." Here the record flops ihorr, and of courfe the ufiial coiijirmlng claufi is omitred.

N. B. Eacli of ti.e three immediately preceding charters, viz. No. 6, 7, and 8, has on the margin of the roll thefe words in an ancient character, «' Confirmatio Johannis Kenedy;"' and all the other charters in this roll have fimilar marginal titles written by the fame hand.

9 to Thomas de Haya Conftable of Scotland, " dilecVo filio noflro," and Elizabeth his wife, " filie

" noftre di!e£te," and the heirs of their b')dits, of an annual duty of 18 merks Sterling out of t!ie lands of Inchetuthyle, in Pfitl.fhire. to to Forfith clerk, of ane annual duty of j 00 flilHi;igs out of the land of Polmas Marefchcll, in Stirling-

ihire.

1 confirming a grant by King David II. to Alexander Porter, of the New Park in the fliire of Stir-

ling.

12 —— " Robertus, &c. Cum Johannes filius Willielmi, et Criftiana fponfa fua, rationc dicJe fpohfe, et he- " redes ipfius Chriftiane, nobis, et heredibus noftris Regibus Scotie, reddere teueantur annuatim, apud

*' manerium noftrum de Forfar, trecentos plauitratus petarum, pro terris de Balmofchenore et de " Tyrebeg, infra vie. de Forfar; nos, quod apuil Forfar totiens ficut predeceflbres noftri refiden-

" tiam hiis temporibus non faciamus, conceffimus di£lo Johanni, de gratia noftra fpeciali, ac de con- " feti/u ft vchintaU 'Johatinis primogeniti nojlri Comitis de Carryk Senefcalli Scotie, quod predidtus Jo- " hannes," &c. " pro diftis trecentis plauflratibus petarum, tantum nobis et heredibus noltris inve- <' niant, quotiens nos et ipfos apud Forfar venire contigerit, focale ad fulTicientiam pro mora noflra

<« et heredum noftrorum ibidem facienda," &c. " apud Glaumys, 28vo Odobris, an. reg. fc- " cundo."

13 confirming a grant by Ingeram M'Gillelan, to Robert Stewart of Schanbothy, of ane davach of land of Callletoun, Hogetloun, Wcfter Balblayn, the half of the milne thereof, and the fourth part of

Moruhufe, in the barony of Reid Callle upon Lownan, in the (hire of Forfar. i4 to Robert de ErlTcyne, Knight, of ane annuall duty of 20 1. and 10 marks Sterlng fortU of the barony of Cadyow, in vicecom. de Lanark, in excambion for the landj of Boudinirtoun, and an annual duty

of four marks out of Wefthall, in the barony oi Ratlitw, a'ul fliire of Edinburgh. 15 confirming a charter by James de Douglas de Dalketh, Knight, to William de Crt'fTevyle, of the \\k-

rent of 20 marks of land, viz. the lands of Robertftoun and of Hertliornehill, in tlie fliir; of La- nark. The original charter confirmed is dated at Dalketh, lo'.h July 1372.

16 - confirming a grant by John de Wcmys, to Andrew de VaIo:iii$, of tlie half of the miln of Lochore, i:»

Fifcfliirc.

1"] to James Stewart, a fon of the King's, and tlie htirs of Iiis body ; whom filling, to liis brother-uterine John Stewart, of the reverfion of ane annual duty of 16I. Sterling, liferentcJ by Margaret Countcfs of Angus, out of the barony of Ablrncthy, in Perthfliire. 8

136 INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT II.

1 Carta confirming a grant by the King's fon (in-law) John de Yle, to Reginald de Yle his fon, of the land of

Mudewort, and caftle of Elantirym ; the lands of Arrafagk, Morowore, and Cundeford ; the iflands

of Egge, Rume, Huwyfte, with the caftle of Vynvawle ; the iflands of Barre and Hert, and the

fmall iflands adjacent ; the lands of Swynwort, Lettirlochletle, Ardegowar, Hawlafte ; and 60 mark lands in Lochabre, viz. Loche, Kylmald, and Locharkage. 19 confirming a charter given by George dc Dunbarr Earl of March " Dominus vallis Annandic et " Marmie," to James de Dowglafs Dominus de Dalkeith, and Agnes his fpoufe, fifter to the faid

Earl, of the lands of Mordingtoun, in the Ihire of Berwyck. The Earl of March's charter is dated at Dunbar, 21ft November 1372, before thefe witneflTes, viz. his brother John de Dunbar Earl of Murray; Walter de Halyburton, Patrick de Hebburne, and John de Edmondftoun, Knights,; Gil- bert Heryng, Alexander de Ryclyntoun, Philip de N fbyt, John de Wardlaw, and John del Yle. 30 —— to James de Douglas, and Agnes his fpoule, of the lands of Whittinghame, within the earldom of March. [ ^M 1

INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT III.

Ro. in. X

Ane Roll of Robert III. marked on the back, Ro. Ill A.

h\ vlceconi,

1 Carta Con. given by William of Abernethie, Knight, Lord Saltoun, to John Abernethy, of the lands of Kynnaltie, in the barony of Rethy, with ane talllie, blench, Forfar. 3 to Neill Sutherland, of the town of Auldwick, in Caithnefs, with ane burgh of

barony, and ane taillie. Innernes. 3 to John Park, of a penfion furth of the burrow-maills of Lithgow.

' 4 to Archibald Cuming, of the Weft Barnes of Craill, vie. Fyfe. 5 to John Ramorgny, of ane penfion furth of the cuftomes of St Andrewe's. 6 —— Con. given by Alexander Irvine of Drum, to Robert Bell burgefs of Dundee, of the wodfet of the lands of Inchftare, and of the annual furth of Owris, Forfar. 7 to James Frafer, of ane annual of 20 marks furth of the lands of Carnowne and Oulmefli, in the barony of Frendraught, Aberdeen. 8 -given by William Mauld of Panmure, to Alexander Aughterlony, and Janet Mauld his fpoufe, of the lands of Greinford, Forfar. 9 to William Naper, of the lands of Wrightshoufes, ane part thereof by refignation

of Ade Forrefter, blench, for ane penny ; and Iheills of the miln of Peebles, blench, Edinburgh. ID to Alexander. The Old Index leaves this entry unconcluded. Peebles.

1 1 to William Meldrum, of the 3d part lands of Cleis, 3d part of the milne of Cleis, third part of Wefter Cleis, third part of Bordland, third part of Newiftoun, third part of the town and miln of Newftoun, in the barony of Cleis, Fyfe.

J 2 of a new infeftment of the town of Drumfreis, for 20I. in few. 13 to Robert Hall, of the lands called Caftlevallie of Rutherglen, and the King's

Iflcs, blench, Rutherglen. 14 — to Robert Knock, of the lands of Knock, within the liberty of Renfrew, whilk William Cunyngame, fon to the Sheriff of Air, refigned, Renfrew.

15 to the town of Perth, anent the flicriffliip within burgh.

16 to Sir William Ruthven, of the flierilffliip of St Johnltoun. 17 to Arthur Campbell, of the lands of Monfluie, Clackman. iS to Sir WiUJam Inglis, of the barony of Maner, blench, vicecom. Peebles, for the

flaughter of Thomas Struther, Englilhman, in fingle combat ; refervand the lands poffeft by William Gladftanes, Ivnight, in the faid baronie, and fuperiority thereof.

INl m ,38 INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT III.

In viceconu

Carta to Malcolme Drummond Earl of Marr, of ane penfion of 20I. money, fiirth of Innernefs, in recompence and fatisfadtion of the third part of the ranfom of Sir Randolph Piercy, which exceeded fix hundred pounds money. This

Drummond is called the King's brother. of certain liberties granted to the Abbacy of Aberbrothock. of Mortification, by Mr John Barbour, Archdean of Ab**, of twenty (hilling to the cathedral of Ab*^.

to John Ogftoun, of the lands of Schithun, by refignation of John Maxwell of Pollock. Aberdeen. in Renfrew, Air, 23 to the Monaflery of Paifley, of their haill lands Roxburgh,

Peebles, in ane free barony, with ane regalitie j Mott, Huntlaw, lying in Haf- feldane, Ords in Peebles. to Andrew French, of the lands of Bondingtoun, within the barony of Cuning- hame. Air.

to Gilchrifl: More, of the lands of Kintumer, in the barony of Stanehoufe, Lanerk. to Sir John Hamilton of Rofs, of ane penfion of 29 marks Sterling, furth of the barony of Mauchan, by John Hamilton of Cadzow, Knight, Lanerk. to John Edmond, Knight, the King's brother, and Elizabeth Sinclair his fpoufe, daughter to the Earl of Orkney, of the lands of Murlache, vie. Banff, by refignation of the Ear! of Orkney. Banff.

to Douglas, herauld to the King, of the lands of Putterlane, Edinburgh.

to John Weems, of the third part of the barony of Luicheris ; the lands of Ska-

thachy, PettincreifF ; half lands of Wolmanftoun, Bredles ; third part of

Bowlands ; third part of Purfke, Petlowny, Baloyngy, with the miln, Brek-

moune, Logie, Wefter Cruvy ; third part of Struburne, Fordall, Weflerfo-

they, Kulbakie ; in the barony of Lucheris. Fyfe. 30 to John Dalzell, of the lands of Kinmonth, Bouchtanis, half lands of Clune, by refignation of Alexander Keith, Banfl.

to William Cunynghame, of the barony of Reidhall, by refignation of Murdo Stewart, Edinburgli.

to V/alter TuUach, of the town and lands of Ratray, within the earldom of Bu- chan, by refignation of Hcw Wallace, Aberdeen>

Con. to William Danielftoun, of ane penfion furth of the barony of MauldHey,

in vie. Lanerk.

to St John's chappell, in the north fide of St Geylll's kirk, Edinburgh. to John Chalmer burgefs of Ab'', of ane peiifion furth of the burrow-maills in Aberdeen. to Walter Huniilton, of ane tenement of land in Edinburgh. to John Weems, of the third part of the barony of Lucheris, vie. Fyfe, whilk

was John Hayi's of Tutlibi'the ; the third part of the laids lands ; the lands of

Pcrtincreife, Scathochy, Woliueiloun, Burdles, and Craill ; by refignation of John Weems, ira infeftmeiit, Fyfe.

38 • to Walter Sfewart thi Kind's brother, Lord of Brechine, of ane penfion furth of the burrow-maills of Edinburgh. INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT III. «3^

In vicecom. fherifFof Perth, to Robert Earl of Fyfe, 39 Carta Con. by Walter Stewart of Raylftoun of the barony of Fothergill. Perth. of Sandilands 40 to George Dalzell, of the barony of Dalzell, by refignation James the King's good-brother. 41 —— anent our Ladie's altar in the kirk of Stirling,

j4u! Roll of Robert III. marked on the back, Rob. HI. B.

the The infeftments in this Roll are betwixt the eight and fifteen years of King's reign, inclufive. Kinneill, Edinburghi I Carta to James Hamiltoun, of the barony of 8, Perth. to David Lindfay, of the barony of Mogill, Lanerk. to James Hamiltoun, of the baronies of Caidzow, Machan, Lanerk, vie. to Gilchrift More, of the barony of Stanehoufe, Lanerk. the lands to John Mowat, of the lands of Syandford, in the barony of Feme ; of Gilharne, in the barony of Kinblackmonth, vie. de Forfar, given by David Lord Lindfay, to Thomas Sibbald of Balgony, of five pound Fife. furth of Craill, 8, Con. of ane infeftment granted by James Sandilands, to George Earl of Angus, brother to Ifabel Countefs of Marr and Garrioch, of the lands of Cavers, town, caflle, with the fherifl'fhip, and keeping of the caftle of Roxburgh ; the the lordfhip of Liddell, and forreft of Jedburgh ; the lands of Bonjedworth ; fervice and fuperiority of the vie. Roxburgh ; the haill town of Selkirk ; the furth of the barony of Buttill, Drumlanrigg, vie. Drumfreis ; the annualls and burgh of Hadingtoun, vie. Ed' ; the lands of Douubouk, Calbrache, vie. Clenaghe, vie. de Banff ; the fucceflion of the barony of Tilliecultrie, 8™. Clackmannan ; Eifter Hurdories ; anno regni

to tlie i to George Douglas Earl of Angus, and Mary Stewart his fpoufe, daughter the barony of Aber- ForEir. King, of all the lands within the flierifdom of Forfar ; vie. Berwick in a free regality, with Perth. nethy, vie. Perth ; barony of Bonkill, ; advocation of kirks, Berwick. to the Earl of Angus, his and their heirs-male, of all the amerciaments of court of his lands, within vie. Forfar.

to Agnes Peebles, fpoufe to John Reed burgefs of Ed% of ane tenement in Ed% Edinburgh. Kinrofs. to William Lindfay of Logic, of the fourth part of Culcarny,

to 1 homas Monetar, mafter of the office of Coinzieing, Edinburgh. Perth. to George Lefly, of the barony of Caniy, Fyte. to William BarcUiv, of the lands of Tuich and Bolgy,

to the toun of Renfrew. Forfar, to John Lyill, of the barony of Lundy, INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT III.

In vicecom.

17 Carta to the Abbaty of Arbrothe, of ane chalder of viduall furth of Benholme, Forfar. 18 to Duncan Kirkpatrick, of the barony of Torthorvvald, Drumf. i9 to WaUer Stewart the King's brother. Earl of Caithnefs, of the earldom of Atholl, Perth. to Robert Earl of Fyfe, of the earldom of Atholl, Perth. Con. to the Abbacy of Lindores, anent their liberties, granted by Alexander King of Scots. granted by Archibald Earl of Angus, to Adam Forrefter, of the barony of Cler- kingtoun, blench, Edinburgh to Adam Gordon, of the lands of Gordon and Fogo, vie. Berwick, the fuperio-

rity whereof pertains to the King, by forfaultrie of the Earl of March, Berwick.

,24 — to John Levingftoun, 6f ane penfion furth of the cuftoms of Lithgow. 25 — to Robert Maxwell of Polio, fon to Sir John Maxwell, of 20I. furth of the cuftoms of Dundee, Forfar.

to David Fleming of Biggar, of the lands of Auchlan, in the barony of Kinned- ward, Aberdeen.

to James Lord of Dalkeith, of a penfion furth of the cuftoms of Ed^ to Duncan Lichtoun, of ane penfion furth of the lands of Kinnettill, Forfar.

to James Stewart fon naturall to the King, of the lands of Kilbryde, with ane

taillie, Lanerk. to John Barclay, of the lands of Kippo, Lochtoun, and Morlktoun, Fyfe. to Walter Earl of Caithnes, of the lands of Brechin, Ruthuen, Nethvar, Forfar.

to ditto, of the baftardie of Simon Cattill, within Monrofs. to John Stewart, fon to Marion Carney, of a penfion furth of the cuftomes of Dundee. to WiUiaro Cunynghame, of the fuperioritle of Perfloun, Warwildiill, Drum- more, Caprinftoun, Warwicks, in the barony of Cuniringham, Ayr.

to Alexander Eaverock, of ane tenement in Perth.

to Andrew Lockhart, of the lands of Bar, Gallartlands, Makifwodeis, and New- Air. toun, in the barony of Walter's Kyll, vie. Auchinbert, in the barony of Walters- to John Lockhart, of the lands of Dairy, Air. kyll, Finlater, Neiherdull, Pettindreich, to Michael M"", of ane annual rent furth of Balleynch, and the town of Perth. to John Dalzell, of ane tenement in Ed^

to Thomas Elhingtoun, of the lands of Kinbrakmonth, vicecom. Fyfe ; Lang- Balglallie, hirdmaniloun, Currie, Reidhewis, Kilbabertoun, vie. Ed-- ; Bal- vany, Tulllwhenland, with the common pafturage in the Moor Month, the vie. Kinrofs, Kinrofs. lands of Flemingtoun, vie. Forfar ; Cafdughly, to Thomas Dillungtoun, of the lands of Ardrofle, blench, Fyfe.

to the Abbacy of FLilwinning, of the advocation of the kirk of Rofay, by James Stewart, grandfon to the King, Bute.

of the lands of Bad, whilk is m the ba- 43 by Andrew Lefly, to Thomas Gardin, rony of Roth) normand^ Aberdeen. INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT III. 141

In vicecom.

44 Can 1 Con. given to Thomas Gardin, of the lands of Fulbakater, in the barony of Kinne.'w.ir,i, Aberdeen, 45 to James Douglas of Strathbrok, of the lands of Buteland, vie. Ed"", whilk Ro- b Tt Rouk refigned. Edinburgh, 46 to John Stane, of the lands of Glenbervie, by Melvill of Glenbervie. 47 to i homas Duncanfon of Athol, of the lands of Strathloche or EaRer Davache, and Thomcury, Dekarwand, Dalacharmy, Perth, 48 to Thomas Duncanfon of Athol, of Strowane, ane ratification of all his lands,

with a taillie. 49 to Alexander Nifbit, of the lands of Tuyndfheills, Hertfollings, twa Ch)Tnrides, quiik Agnes Twyndfheilis, fpoufe to -- Lindfay, refigned, Berwick. 50 to Findlay Bunting, of the lands of Mylnetelame, and fix marks of the barony of Cardrofs, Dumbart. 51 to the Monaftery of Cambufkenneth, of the hofpital called St James Hofpital. 52 to John Stewart of Ardgowane, of the lands of Ardcowan, in the barony of In- nerldp, and barony of Renfrew.

53 Con. given by Ifabel Countefs of Marr and Garrioche, to Alexander Keith of Grandoun, of the lands of Glendowachy, blench, Banff, 54 to Alexander Ogilvy fheriff of Angus, of the barony of Neve, vie. Forfar, by refignation of William Cuningham of Kilmawris, Forfar, 55 to Bernard Roffie, of the barony of Roffie, and the lands of Inene, in the famen flieriffdom, Forfar. 56 — to Dugal Carnagy, of the half lands of Kinnaird, by the wadfet of Margaret Kin- naird, Forfar.

• to John Dolas, of the lands of Herbertfheills, half lands of Blacklav/is, 4th part lands of Fifheartoun, in the barony of Kineff, Kincardine. to ditto, of the lands of Elftandfurde, in the conftabulary of Hadingtoun, Edinburgh.

59 to John Chirniyde, of the lands of Fowllerland, in the toun of Quhitfome, by refignation of John Nifbit, Berwick. 60 to Thomas Monipenny, and ChrifUan Keith his fpoufe, of the third part of the barony of Leuchars, Fife.

61 • to David Duff, of the lands of Maldakatu and Baldavy, Banif. 62 to Alexander Ogilvy fheriff, of ane penfion of 20I, 63 to Alexander Keith of Grandoun, of the keeping of the caftle of Banff, Banff, 64 to David Earl of Crawfurd, of the barony of Crawfurd, with ane regalitie, Lanerk. 65 - to David Hay, of the place of Cuilen, Banff, 66 to Robert Cairncors, of the lands of Feres, whilks were John Meinzeis.

67 - to William Dcuglals, of the place and loch of Lochlevin, viz. Throfs, Clafleu- chan, Sunecrech, Cailigwar, Weftertulachy, Mawcloych^ Darrgarlat, Then- tulchy, Aughteveny, Thonynan, Brokloucht, and Thvjnaalw, Croftmartyn,

R'Jarbardlery ; the half of Urwell, Cultvoy, Lathrocht, the town and holUary

of Kiurofs, coicatjcs, and milncs ; the annualls of Cultcarny, vie. Ivinrofs. N n I4<2 INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT HI.

In vicecom.: Carta to Walter Ogilvie, of the lands of Garlet, In the barony of Kinnell, vie. For-

far, 15.

to the Abbacy of Croffragwell, of all their lands to be in a free regalitie, at

length contained in the charter ; AlilHiy jfle.

to William Abernethy, of the baronie of Rethy and Kylzalany, Forfar, to Archibald Douglas, fon to the Earl of Douglas, of the lordfhip of Douglas, and

regalities of the forefl of Etrik, Lauderdaill, and Romannoch, and all the reft

in general, with a taillie. This Archibald married Margaret daughter to King

Robert III. as this charter declares. —— to David Fleming of Biggar, of the ane-penny land of Barbethe, the lands of Callis, twa-merk land of Galnethe, ane-penny land of Glentall, in the parochine of Stratoun. to Murdoch Leckie, of two fourth-parts of Bathewnu and Altremony, blench, Lennox.

. Con. to Duncan Brifbane, of the lands of Bulincard, Perth.

. to William Scot, of the lands of Nemphlar, by refignation of Janet Lockhart his mother, 24. Augufli 1404, Lanerk. to Coline Campbell of Lochaw, of certain lands in Neather Cowell, whilk pertained to John Stewart of Aughingowne, fon natural to the King.

"> to Thomas Mellvill, of the office of Cuinzie ftriking, Air. to Galfur Goldfmith cunzier, 3

to William Lindfay of the Byres, of the office of fherifffhip of Edinburgh, and

office of conflabulary of Haddingtoun, in liferent, Hadlngton.

to the Abbacy of Paifley, given by John Wallace of Craigie, of the lands of Thornley, in the barony of Renfrew, Lanerk. annualrent furth . to the Monaftery of Paifley, given by Adam Fullartoun, of ane Ryifholnie of Ruffelland, in the barony of Corfbie ; by Hew Boyll, out of j by Kelfoland, out of Langbank, in Cunningham. by Kabel Douglas Countefs of Marr, of the lands of TuUicurran, Stratharbus, Perth.

vie. Perth, and the Kirktoun of Eflye, vie. Forfar, to Walter Ogilvie, Forfar,

to David Earl of Crawfurd, of the baronie of Megill, by refignation of William Megill, Perth. —— Con. to David Earl of Crawfurd, of the barony of Melginche, vie. Perth, and Perth. Cloveth, vie. Forfar, given by Ifabell Countefs of Marr, Forfar. - given by John Dolas to ditto, of the lands of Herbertflieills, half of Blacklawis, 4th part of Fifcheantoun, in the barony of Bamf, Kincardin. —— to ditto, of Alicht Baltrody.

—' to ditto, of the barony of Downy, Achebetoun, Innerraratle, Clova, Guthrie,

Ecclis, Ruthven, Glenefk, to be in a barony, to anfwer to the fherifl" of For-

fiir, Forfar.

by David Earl of Crawfurd, to Thomas Earl of Murray, of the fherilffliip of Banff. —— to William Touris, of the lands of Berntoun, Edinburgh. —— to the Abbacy of Deer, of the cuftom of all the wool growing within the fhe- jiflclom, and parochines of the faid Abbey, Aberdeen. 1

INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT III. I4J

In vicecom. 9 Carta given by John AUerdes, to Walter Ogilvie of Calcare, of the lands of Innercar- rewchie, in the barony of Kerymure, Forfar. 92 —— by John Ogfloun, to Walter Ogilvie, of the lands of Kinbredy, Breky, Forfar.

93 to the bridge of Perth, of 2 1. Sterling furth of the cuftoms of Perth. 94 to Walter Ogilvie, of the lands of Eafter Keillour, whilk John Barclay of Kippo refigned, Forfar. 95 to Thomas Hay Conftable of Scotland, of Galbrydiloun, and the barony of Capet. Edinburgh. 96 to William Touris, of the fuperiority of King's Crawmond, David Fleming of Biggar, of the lands of Cam- 97 —— given by William Auldftoun, to bufbarron, Blaregis, Stirling. 58 to William Wardlaw of Wiltoun, of the lands of Uchterfeatmylne, Sametoun, Todfhaw, in the barony of Wiltoun, Roxburgh. of Cardny, of the lands of 59 by Katherine Rofs of Paxtoun, to Stewart Petye, Forfar. furth 100 — to our Lady Altar in the kirk of Dundee, of ane annual of five lib. Starling of the cuftomes thereof; anno regni 16. Tenet.

Pinkertoun. Ane Roll of Robert III marked on the back -with this mark, C,

The firfl: infeftment cannot be read. Edinburgh. 2 Carta to John Nudrie and his fpoufe, of certain lands in Crawmond, Rofs of Kinfawns, of the barony of Craigie and Maler, with the miln 3 to Hew Perth. thereof, with ane tallie, Edinburgh. to St Leonard's, near Ed"", of the barony of Brochtoun, lands to Adam More of Rowallan, and - - Danielfloun his fpoufe, of the of Polnekill, Grey, Dumblay, Clunche, Clony, Herber, Darlache, Balgram, by refigna- Air. in the barony of Cuningham, vie. Air ; the lands of A)'ntflare ; tion of Janet Danielfloun, Lanerk. Forfer. Con. to Alexander Lindfay, of 40 marks Sterling of the cuftoms of Rlontrofs, Edinburgh. to John Seytoun, of the lands of Bernes and Wintoun, Peebles. to Robert Dyckifon, of the lands of Hethonfields, of Con. by Thomas Hay Lord of Erroll, Conftable, kc. to Thomas Annand, Perth. the lands of Gurdy, in the barony of Capet, Kincardin. to John Ramfay, of the lands of Morfemulun, of the barony of Maxtoun, Edinburgh. to Laurence , ane annual furth lands la to Thomas Bakomy, of the lands of Pinkertoun and Randclftoun, with Fyfe. Craill and Kingaldifcrofts, Roxburgh. to William Landaliis, of Landis in Oxenhame, whilk John Wyllie forisfecit, to William Stewart of Jedworth, of the 3d part laiids of Mintow, Roxburgh. 144 INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT III.

In vlcecom

15 Carta to John Barclay, of Kippow and Arncorft, Fyfe. i6 to William Lindfay, of the lands of Pettindreiche, by refignation of William Keith, and Frafer his fpoufe, Stirling.

to ditto, of ane annuall of 8 1. Stealing furth of the lands of Dunnottar, whilk the

faid William has prefently refigned in favour of William Keith Marifliall, Kincardin. i8 — to Ade Wain, of the lands of Stevinftoun, whilk Maklare refigned, Edinburgh. 19 — to William Keith, of the barony and caftle of Dunnotar, by refignation of Wil-

liam Lindfay, with ane taillie, Kincardin. given by George Earl of March to James Sincler, of Lochirmagus, Berwick. given by James Sandilands of Calder, to George Lauder of Haltoun, the lands of Sornefawlache, Greinhill, of the barony of Wiftoun, by refignation of Marion Pettendreich, Lanark.

to Alexander Lindfay of Bachber, Banff.

to William Difliingtoun, of the lands of Hirdraanfloun, vie. Ed"" ; Balglaffie, vie. Ed^ Forfar. Kinrofs. Forfar ; Duglyn, vie. Kinrofs, vie. Perth. to WiUiam Ruthven, of the lands of Ruthven, vie. Perth ; Ballernoch, Ed% Edinburgh. to Duncan Talzeor, of ane tenement in Dundee, Dundee. to the Abbacy of Scoon, of the patronage of St Geill's kirk, in Ed"", Perth. to the town of Lanerk, for fex marks Stirling, and three marks to St Leonard's, near Lanerk, Lanerk.

to David Grahame, of the lands of Mukler, Perth. to James Dowglas of Dalkeith, of the lands of Hawthornfyke, of the conflabu- Edinburgh. lary of Linlithgow ; himfelf witnefs,

to the toun of Forfar, for L. 8 : 13 : 4 Sterling in few. to John Tait, of the lands of Pren, vie. Peebles. to John Pettinweyme channon, of the milne of Anflruther, Fyfe. Con. to Robert Hafwell, of the lands of Etterlhinfchap, Hepop, Roxburjih. Con. to the Abbacy of Kilwinning and Beith, of ane regality, with the lands of Brimmerlands and Lyand crofs, by Sir John Maxwell of Pollok. to Thomas Baird, of the lands of Poffaw, Langhail, and Kirkhope, Coverhill, half lands of Glak, Glenralh, Letteis, in the bar.my of Moner, Peebles. to the Abbacy of Halyroodhoufe, of the lands of Kers, Stirlinjr. to Richard Broun, of the call half lands of Otterltoun, by refignation of John Lambertoun, Fyfe. to David Lindliiy, of the fuperiority of Carnble, whilk pertained to James Mel-

vill ; the fuperiority of Baicomy, whilk pcrlams to Nicoll Hay ; the fuperio- Fife. rity of Cambock, vie. Fyfe ; 15. Jan. anno regni 410, to David Bruce, of the lands of Rate, Perth. to Thomas Murray of Culbyne, Janet Maxwell, daughter to Maxwell of Pollock,

his fpoufe, of ane pleugh of Sandfo d, the lands ot i'lalk, the milne of Semell, the paflage and fifhing of Se';;elL In the barony of Nauhame, and lordihip of

Newtoun, the lands of Badfod, all vie. Aberdeen. INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT IIL HS

Jne Roll of Robert III marked on the backy D.

In vicecom.

t Carta to Patrick Caldwall.

of ane foundation of a chappel att Chryflfwell. ~~ 3 to James Stewart of Kinfauns, of the difcharge of annual, taillie.

to Hew Wallayis, of the lands of Craigin and Richardtoun, vie. Air ; the lands

of Ihurftoun, Thornwell, vie. Ed', taillie.

5 to John Sempill, of ane annual of 20 1. ufual money. 6 given by David Moore of Abereorn, to David Fleming, of the foreft of Torwood, Stirling. to the Monaflery of Melros, of ane tenement in Leith,

8 to ditto, of ane tenement in Ed"", ' Edinburgh,

9 to William Broun of Colftoun, of the lands of Malcolmftoun, \\Tiytlaw, Litle ! Currie, in the barony of Rathew, by refignation of William Faffingtoun, J lo to the burgh of Innerkeithing, of their liberty to be betwixt Levin's mouth and Dovan's mouth, and the middis of the water, few iocs. Fyfe. to James Stewart of Kilbryde, his heirs-male, quilks failing, to John Stewart of Ardgowan, of ane annual furth of the cuftoms of Ed", 12 to William Fairlie, of the lands of Braid, Edinburgh.

13 of St Nicholas chappel in Duncanlaw, vie. Ed% of the lands quilk were John Stratoune's, Edinburgh,

14 to Walter Gladftanes, of ane annual of Winkifloun and Wodgrainningtoun, Peebles. vie. t5 Con. to John Gladftanes, of the lands of flundwallefhape, Peebles ; the

lands of Robertoun and the town of Selkirk, vie. Selkirk ; by refignation of Peebles. Margaret Glaidftanes his mother, Selkirk. 16 given by Archibald Douglas Lord of Galloway and Bothwell, to the college of Bothwell, of the lands of Ofbarnyftoun, in the barony of Bothwell, vie. La- Lanerk. Oft. nerk ; the lands of Netherurd, vie. Peebles ; dated 10. 1398, Peebles. Alloway and forrefl of Clackmannan, with »7 to Thomas Ereikine, of the barony of ane taillie and regality, Clackman.

to Ronnald Dalmahoy, of the ferjand land of Skyok, Stirling. to AVilliam Lindfay of Logic, of the 4th part lands of Culcarny, Kinrols. to Ronnald Kinnaird, and Marjory Kirkaldie his fpoufe, of the barony of Inch-

fture, Perth.

to Thomas Blair of Bothyok, of the lands of Ardlare, KylldowTy, Balgillochie, Forfar. to the Monaflery of Lcfmahago, of 20 marks furth of the milnes of Carlouk. to the Abbacy of Kilwinning, of the advocation of St Briged kirk, in Arran, Bute. of the foundation cf the chaplandrie of the paroch-kirk of Lanerk, by ane John Simpfone burges of Lanerk.

• to St Duthei's Altar, in the paroch-kirk of Edinburgh. to John Stewart, fon to the Duke of Albany, of the barrony of Cowll and O'Neill, Aberdeen. O ijlS INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT Iir.

In vicecom.

27 Carta to William Cunlnghame, of the lands of Klllraawers, the lands of Lambrachtourx, the lands of Killbryde, the lands of Skelmurly, the lands of Polquharne, vie. Air. vie. Forfar the Edinburgh. Air ; the lands of Reldhall, vie. de Ed'' ; the lands of Neve, ;

lands of Haflenden, vie. Roxburgh ; Rainfarnly, baronia de Renfrevv', with Forfar.

ane taillie, Roxburg.h» Cowall, 28 • to John Stewart of Aughingowne, the lands of Stron, in the barony of

with ane taillie. refignation of Alexander Lefly Earl ^9 . to George Lefly, of the lands of Fithkill, by Fyfe. of Rofs ; blench, for ane pair of gloves, of the raik upon Dee, by refig- 30 . to Walter Tullach, of the fifliing of the half net nation of Alexander Frazer (heriff of Ab**, Aberdeen. Robertfon, in the barony of Cuninghame, Air. 3^ to David Mowat, of the lands of Edinburgh, 32 . to William Lauder, of his lands in Borrow Moor, Melvill, of the lands of Petachruch, in the barony of Innerkeithing, 33 to John whilk Henry Ramfay forisfecit. Fyfe. Holyrudehoufe, • the Abbacy of 34 Con. by David Fleming of Biggar and Leinzie, to of ane annual of 20 marks Stirling, in the barony of Kers, Stirling, of ' to Stewart of Bute, of ane annual of 20 marks furth of the barony 35 Con. John Abrenethy, with ane taillie, Perth. Edinburgh^ 36 of St James's Altar, in the paroch-kirk of Fleming, of lands of Honemener, Glenruftok, within the baronie of 37 to Patrick Olvier Caflle, vie. Peebles. Wefter Bindingtoun, Edinburgh. 38 to William Preftoun, of the lands of their liberties Con. by William King of Scots, to the burgh of Perth, anent ; 39 Alexander Vicecomes de Stirling is witnefs. Perth. bouk of the lading of all fliips. 40 Con. to the town of Perth, anent the breaking coming within Drum'aw, Perth. Prieftfield and St Glie grange, Edinburgh. 41 to Andrew Wardlaw, of the lands of of Douglas, 42 to David Duke of Rothfay, and Mary Douglas, daughter to the Earl of ane annual furth of the burrowis be fouth Forth. Robert Bruce of Rate and Clackmannan, to Thomas Bruce his fon nar 43 Con. by tural, of the lands of Wefterkennet, Clackman. of Niddifdale, Laird of Durydarach, to Duncan 44 Con. by John Lauchlanfoa Dalrumpill, of the office of Tothia Daroche, in Niddiidale. the Abbacy of Dumfermling, of the patronage of the kirk of Innerkei- 45 Con. to of Innerkei- thing, whilk Roger Jfoubray forisfecit, and the great cullom thing, Muifelburgh, Kiikaldie, and the Queensferry. Dreghorne, of fix marks ten fliillings 46 Con. by Ronnald Fullarton of Crofbie and to the VVhitetriers, near Irvine, furth of his lauds, Air. Stewart, brother to the King, of the twa Cardnys, Perth. 47 to John Edinburgh. 48 to John Crichtouu, of the larony of Crichtoun, David Fkni.n , the chappds of i^irkiutulluch, the lands of Drumtablay, with 49 by the mill thereof, Dumbarr. INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT III, H7

In vicecom. 50 Carta by Margaret Countefs of Mar and Angus, to William Borthwick, of the lands of Ludniche and Wefter Drumcanchy, in the barony of Kirimoor, Forfar. 51 Con. by King William, to the burg^i of Innerkeithing and their liberties, Fyfe. 52 by Chriftian Airth, to Walter Burntoun, of the third part of the lands of Lufnes, Hadington. the fuperiority j3 to Walter Burntoun, of the lands of Lufno, with thereof, Edinburgh. 54 to the Earl of Dowglas, of the keeping ot the marches, with ane taillie, 55 to John Gordon, of the lands of Strathbogy, Aberdeen.

Ane Roll of Robert III marked on the back, F, 0, Airlie, Perth, Ogilvie, Alexander Dnus Forbes, Ifabella Comitijfa de Mar.

1. Carta Con. by Alexander Murray, of Coubin and Newtoun,^ in Fyfe, to M'' Walter Forrefter fecretary, of ane annuaL of Innerdovat, Fyfe. 2 Con. by Robert Turnbull, to Gregorie Kingiflbne, of certain aikers in the fluires of Innerdovat. « -^— to John Turnbull, of the lands of Wauchopheid, in the baronie of Roxburgh, by the fcrfaultrie of John Bour, Roxburgh^ 4 to the Monaftery of Culrofs, of the cuflome of Woll. 5 — to Thomas Frelkine, of the lands of EUem and teind-fheaves, within the earldom of March, and Iheriffdom of Berwick, by the forfaultrie of the Earl of March. 6 by David Fleming of Biggar, to John Rofs of Halkhead, of the lands of Cam-

buibarron,^ Stirling.

f • ' by Ifabell Countefs of Mar, called Douglas, to Alexander Stewart, fon to Alex- ander Earl of Buchan, of the earldom of Mar and Caflelldrummy, of the lordfliip of Garviauch, with the advocation of the Idrks pertaining thereto, barony the of Strathalvecht, vie. Banff; the barony of Cremond, in Buchan ; Aberdeen,

ij, c. marks lurth of the cuftoms of Haddingtoun; the foreil of Jedvvorth, and Banff. part of the barony of Cavers, Roxburgh.

8 • to Walter TuUach, of the lands of Polnave, of fome lands m Balhelvies, given Stirling. to him by John Lyon of Glamis, Aberdeen, 9 to Gilbert Wauchop, of the lands of Niddery, Edinburgh.

I o to Laurence Spot, of ane tenement in Edinburgh.

II . to William Boyd of Badinhach, of the lands of Galvan and Rafk,'in the barony of Renfrew. 12 antnt the chaplain of S' John Altar in the kirk of Stirling, by Sir Alexander

Porter, Stirling.

13 —— Con. by Ifabell Douglas Countefs of Mar, to Alexander Halyburtoun, of the barony of Sawline, vie. Fyffe, taillie, Fyfe. IlL 148 INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT

In vicecom. barony of Broch- Lanerk. Carta to David Mowat, of the barony of StanhouTe, vie. Lanerk; the Peebles. toun, Winkiftoun, Burelfield, vie. de Edinburgh. to Laurence Crichtoun, of the lands of Newhall, in the barony of Pennycook, Fyfe. to John Spittell, of the lands of Kinninmond, Crombie and Auchindald, to Robert Wintoun, of certain lands in the town of Fyfe. in the barony of Cromby, the lands and town of Clefe, called by Robert Maitland, to Robert Wintoun, of the barony of Hirdmanftoun, Edinburgh. Curry, Pet- Berwick. lands of Thornydyke, vie. Berwick ; the lands of ^9 to Robert Franx, of the Edinburgh. coks vicecom. Edinburgh, whilks Ade Franx forisfecit, of the lands of Black- by John Dallas, in wadfet to Gilbert Graham of Morphie, KinnefF, Kincardin. lawis, and his part of the Fifliertoun, in the barony of by Walter Haliburtoun of Dirletoun, to John Chalmer burges of Perth, of the Kinrofs. lands of Segie,

to William Cockburn, of ane annual of lol. for ever, Fyfe. to the Bifhop St Andrew's, of the cuftoms of St Andrew's the hmds of quhyl- by Adam Forrefter of Corflorphin, to William Muirhead, of Edinburgho burn, vie. EdS in the conftabuUirie of Lith^ow, and Meiklegall, in the barony of to David Fleming, of the lands of Wodland Monycabow, Aberdeen. Cavers, and {herefflhip of Rox- to David Fleeming of Biggar, of the Lmds of Countefs of Mar, to burgh, by rea.'on of recognition, by difpofition of I label Archibald Earl of Dowglas, Roxburgh. and Ely- to Archibald M'Dougall, of the lands of M'Carfloune, Yhethame, Roxburgh. floun, taillie, Kincardin. to David Earl of Craufurd, of the barony of KinnefF, taillie, Edinburgh. by David Earl of Craufurd, to John Dolas, of the lands of Bondingtoun, New- Forfar. toun, Balgerfchache, in the barony of Innercarity, Pentland and RoHine, and their to the Earl of Orkney, of his caltle wards of Edinburgh, pendicles, Brykinhead, Nethertoun, with to John Crawfurd, of the lands of Braidfhaw, Millarland, in the barony of Cu- the palturage of 1 2 oxen and ane horfe in ninghame, Air. Perth. to William Butter, of the lands of Gormall, the twa Tullynedyis, the half Con. to John Nudrie, of the lands of Fail Quarter of Pentland muire, lands of Ernecraig, in Pentland, and in the barony of Rofline, given by Henry Edinburgh. Earl of Orkney, in excambion with the place and yeards of Kinkcrawmond, toun of Innernes, with ane to Alexander Earl of Buchan, of the caftle hill of the Innernes. taillie. Graham of Kincardine, Con. by Archibald Earl of Douglas, &c. to WilUam Stirling. the lands of Logyachray, part of Fro- Con. by Thomas Colvill of Oxenhame, to Henry Preftoun, of his Aberdeen. mertein, vicecom. Ab^ with the caftles aixd tolls of the burgh ot F) vie. INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT lit. H9

In vicecom,

of Tarrlglis, to Sir Henry Preftoun, of his ;^y Carta Con. by John Hemes Lord or Laird part of the barony of Fromertein, with the caftle and tollis of the burgh thereof, Aberdeen. 38 — Con. by Colin Campbell of Lochow, to Maurice M'Naughtane, of fundrie lands in Over Lochow, with ane taillie, which are evill to be copied. Argyle. to of the 39 Con. by William Mauld of Panmoor, John Strathachane of Carmyllic, lands of Carmyllie, Drumadicht, Hakwrangdrum, Achlare, with the park and Whythill, with the milne and brew-houfe of Strathes, Copprofhill, Moncur. Forfar. 40 to Alexander Strathaquhin of Carmylie, of ane annual out of the lands of IngUf- toun, Brigtoun, Kinnettlis, Forfar. 41 of the foundation of ane chappellan within the kirk of Brechin, by Alexander Ogilvie (heriffof Angus, of 10 marks Sterling furth of the barony of Eflie, Forfar. of Neva, 42 by Alexander Ogilvie, of i o merks Sterling of the ferm of the town in the barony of EfTie, to the foundation of ane chaplan in the kirk of Uch- terhoufe, Forfar. 43 to James Spalding, of the lands of Fermall and Fornachty, by Walter Halibur- ton of Dirltoun, Forfar. 44 of the revocation of the recognition of the Reid Friars lands, 45 to the burgh of Perth, of all efcheatts and forfaultries fallen within the fame

burgh, Perth. . 46 by James Frazer of Frendraught, to the White Friers of Aberdene, the lands of Little Glenfache,- vie. Kincardine, in the Mearnes, Kincardin. 47 to John Letham, of the lands of Letham, by the forfaultrie of Patrick Earl of March, Berwick. 48 to William Douglas of Niddifdale, of the weft part of the town of Drunifreifs. 49 to Gilbert Kennedy, of the land of Caflells, Giletre, two Kiimoris, within the earldom of Carrick, vicecom. de Air, taillie, Air. 50 to James Kennedy, and Mary Stewart, daughter to the King, of the baronie of Dalrumple, in Kingfkyle, taillie, Air. head, and command- 51 to James Kennedy, and his heirs-male, of the capitanfliip, ment of his kin, Air. 52 by John Stewart, brother to the King, of 20 marks of the cuftoms of Innerkci- thing. Fyfe.

53 Con. by Walter Leflie Earl of Rofs, to Alexander Frazer, in general. 54 Con. by John Stratoun, to John Cuthris, of the half lands of ErroUy, Forfar. Edinburgh, 55 to William Touris, of the lands of Barntoun, in Crawmand, 56 Con. by liabel Douglas Countefs of Mar, to Alexander Forbes, fon to John Forbes, Knight, of the lands of Edinbanchorie and Craiglogy, blench, for id.

Sterling, at Kylldromys, fi petatur tantum, Aberdeen,

. Walter Stewart Lord of Brechine, of Caithnefs, and regalltie 57 to the earldom of thereof, by ref'gnation of the Countefs Palatine, called Euphanx Stewart

Countefs Palatine of Strathera ; blench, for a rcid haulk. I50 INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT III.

Ta vicccom. 58 Carta Con. by Sir John Weymes of Reres, of the foundation of a chappell at Reres, with fix marks money furth of his lands of Logymurtache, fix marks furth of the lands of Purlk, in the barony of Leuchars, Fyfe.

59 . to Adam Forrefter, of 40s. of caftlewards furth of the barony of DalhoufTie and Cockpen, with ane confirmation of Clarkingtoun, and remiflion of the caftlewards of Clarkingtoun for ever, Edinburgh^ 5o by Archibald Earl of Douglas, fon-in-law to the King, to William Stewart of Teviotdale or of Jedworth, the lands of Abercorne, and caftle thereof, blench, Edinburgh, 6i —— Con. by John Glen, to Walter Ogilvie, in marriage, the lands of Ballhawell, Forlar.

Ane Roll of Robert III. marked on the back, X Weymis, Cambufnathan.

This is the tenth Roll of Royal Charters now in the General Regifer-Hotife.

It contains fifty-fix charters, granted by King Robert III. in the firft, fecond, and third years of his reign,

viz 15, 16, and 17, in the firft year; No. 7, 10, 11, 18, 19, 20,^

40, and 43, in the fecond year; and No. 26, 29, 30, 38, 39,

54, and 55, in the third year : No. 21, 27, 31, and 56, have- .

INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT III. 151

FouUertoun, of 8 1. Sterling furth of the cuftoms o£ 3 Carta Con. of a charter by King Robert II. to David de an. reg. Rob. 2di 1510; wit- Aberdeen. The original charter is dated at Meffen, 15. February, Chancellor, Earl of Carrie, neffes, Walter Seclis Jpofio/ice Cardwali, John Bilhop of Dunkeld John Dowglas, Archibald and Steward of Scotland, Robert Earl of Fyfe and Meneteth, and James Earl of de Dowglas " Domino Gahvydie," and Thomas de Erlkyne.

1. Sterling furth of the great cuRoms on 4 to Andrew Mur, uncle to the King, of ane penfion of 20 feifed in a 20 1. land in fome both fides of Forth, until faid Andrew or his heirs fliould be heritably convenient place. Naper, of certain lands in King's Crawmund, by re- 5 Con. of a charter by King Robert II. to William Edinburgh^ fignationofjohn Rede, fon of Simeon Rede. King Robert II.'s charter is dated at Bi(hop of Dunkeld 8. December, ann. reg. iSvo; witnefles, Walter Bifliop of St Andrew's, John and Meneteth, George Chancellor, John Earl of Carrie Steward of Scotland, R >bert Earl of Fyfe de Erflcyn. Earl of March, Archibald de Douglas " Domino Galwidie," and Thomas of the barony of DeMurde, in the {hire of 5 to John Earl of Murray, brother to th; IGng, of the efclieat died at the King's horn, Banff, which had belonged to the deceafed John de Sando Claro. who had lands of Fynletter, in the fame flnre, which had {ad cornti poful et defunEli) ; and the efcheat alfo of the cornu exijlentis) and granting him belonged to Richard de Sanfto Clara, then at the Kmg's horn, ( d ; 20I. Sterling yearly befides, out of the great cuftom ot the burgh of Invernefs. Roflyne, to Henry de Sanclo 7 Con of a charter by David de San£to Claro Earl of Orkney and Dommuj dt in exchange for all Claro his brother,, of t!ie lands of Ncwburgh and Auchdale, in Aberdeenlhire, right of his mother Ifabell de. intereft he, Henry, had to any lands in Orkney or Schetland, in tnelTes, Sir Walter de Bochanc SanQo Claro. The original charter is dated 23d April 1391 ; w Sir Funky le. Sir Mi- Archdean of Schetland, Sir Symon de Papay, Sir Thomas de Kirknefs, John de Layllc, Akxan- chael de Weftray, and Sir Haquin, Knights; Ricliard de Sancto Claro, Thomas

der de Claphame, and Thomas de Leth. , Culrofs, of the lands of 8 Con. of a charter by Walter de Murray of Tulliebairdine, to the Abbacy of (which Auidtoun, of Tethwer, Cuthilduran, and Cattlebeg. The witneffes to the original charter, Byfeth Do- has no date), are. Waiter Bilhop of Dunblane, John Abbot of Dunferm]yn, Thomas

«' Valonis, Knights; Alan <« mino de Fif," Robert de Erikyn Domino cjufdem," and Andrew de Hakegth. de Erflcyn, Robert Stewart of Invermeth, Michael de Balfour, and Robert Margaret's chappell within the callle of Edinbur-b, of 81. p Con. of a charter by King R.ib.-rt 11. to St II.'s charter is dated 14th February, Sterling yeaily furth oi tl e cuiloms of Edinburgli. ICing Robert Andrew's, and Bifliop of Dunkeld Chancellor;. an. reg. 19; witneffes, Waher Bifliop of St John " Gukuldie;" de Dou- Robert Earl of Fife and Meneteth, Archibald Earl of Douglas Domim James glas Domino de Dalkeih, and Thomas de Erfkyne. a-year for his fee ,o' to Laurence Landallis macer, of lol. Sterhng (fon and heir of William de Somerville, Knight), and ji to Thomas de Somerville of Cumbufnethen, Lanavklhire, on the refignation of Mcx- Joneta Stewart his wife, of the barony of Cambuf.vuhane, in wife but refcrving the liferent thereof to faid andcr Stewart of Dernley, Knight, and Johanna his ; Alexander and Johanna. Knight, of 200 de Drummond, the King's brother, to John de Swyntoun, J 2 Con. of a grant by Malcolm merks Stirling of ane annual penfion, during the life of (liid John. of Stratli- heir of de Kcth of Inverogy, and his wife, of the lands J 3 to Andrew dc Kah, fon and John refignation of Mary Chcne, mother ol him, brok, in the conftabulary of Lithgow, vie. Edinburgh, by Andrew. Dundee, of the third part of the lands of the Milntoun of 14 to St Salvatoi's altar, in the paroch-kirk of on refignation Craigie, and the third pan li Wcltfield, in the barony of Dundee, vie. Forfar, the of James Skirmechour coiift;able of Dundee. of South Berwick. 35 to the Abbacy of Dryburgh, of the rents of tlie priorie S5a INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT III,

i6 Carta to David Fleming, of 50 1. Sterling furth of the rents of Holyrudehoufe, due for the lands of Cirs Ii»

Stirlingfliire.

Alexander de of Culbyn, to Patrick Forfter burgefs o"f Dundee, of lanJis J 7 Con of a charter by Murray in the town and territory of Inverdubet and barony of Newtoun, Fifeihire, on the refignation of

Walter Forfter, the brother of Patrick. The c'larter confirmed is dated nth March 1390-1; witnefles, Alexander Abbot of Scone, Sir James Skyrmichour conftable of Dundc, and Alexander his brother, Walter de Lychtoun, Richard de Spalding, and David de Abrekerdor, 18 to Adam More of Rowalane, of the lands of Rowalane, in the barony of Cuninghame, and (hire of Ayr, on the relignation of faid Adam. 19 to John de Crawfurd of Ardacht, of the lands of Ardacht, within the dominium of Rowalane, the barony

of Cunin;^'hame, and fhire of Ayr, to be holden blench of the Lairds, {Dominis), of Rowalane.

20 to Sir Robert de Danyelftoun, of the lands of Stanele, in the bjrony of Renfrew, and ilure of Lanark. 21 Con. of a grant by James de Lindfay, Knight, to the Trinity Friars in Dundee, of ane tenement in Dun-

dee ; and the King fuperadds a grant from hinifelf, of the kirk of Ketncs. This charter is incom-

plete. aa to the Abbacy of Coldinghame, confirming three evidents by Edgear K'ng of Scotts, ane other by

David L with their haill lands at length, whiiks were given to the Abbacy of Durhame of old (a).

{a) Six charters founding and endowing the priory of Coldinrrham, on the coaft of Berwitkfhire, and annexing the fame to the fee of St Cuthbert or Durham, are the mod ancient Scots deeds now known, with ctrtainty, to exilU

The firll of thofe charters was granted by Kinjr Duncan H. a Ion of King Malcolm III. denominated Cdnmore.

This Duncan filled the throne of Scotland eighteen months only, viz. from about May IC94 till towards the end of the year 'Oyf. He is laid to have been illegitimate, and is regarded as an ufurper. The other five charters were granted by King Edgar, a legitimate fon of the fame Malcolm. Edgar reigned In Scot- land from OAober 1098 till January 1 106-7. Thofe fix charters, together with a progreffive chain of pofterlor deeds by fucceeding Kings and fome Noblemen of Scotland, in relation to the fame priory, are prcfeved among the archives of the Deanry of Durham, to which the priory was annexrd. Thus depofited in England, thofe ancient deeds efcaped the ruin in which the papers, as well as the rdi- fices themfelves, of the religious houfes in Scotland, were Involved by the deftructlve phrenzy of our ruffian Reformers. of Fac-fimiliis King Duncan's charter, and of two of King Edgar's, are exhibited In the Diplcmata Scotia, by Mr Anderfon.

The above charter of confirmation, No. 22. which gives occafion to the prefent note, contains a verbatim tranfcript three of of Edgar's charters, of which thofe engraved in the Diplomaia are two. In the beginning of Odober 1793, the Editor, on his way from London to Edinburgh, halted a few days at Dur- ham, where, in confequence of Introdudory letters from Lord Frederick Campbell, to the now deceafed Dr Hinchliffe Bifhop of Peterborough, then Dean of Durhrm, and to fome of the Gentlemen of the Chapter, he was received with the moft obliging politcnefs, of which he will ever entertain a grateful recollcftion, and was indulged with free and uncon- fined accefs to the archives of the Deanry.

The Editor, by thefe means, had an opportunity of pernfing, among a great number of other curious ancient deeds, thofe fix Scots charters, and of Inlpeding an J confidering them with the moll careful deliberation. Not having it then in his power to confult either the charter of confirmation or the Diplsinata, he could not difcover which of thofe chartcri were engraved, or which of them were IngrofTed in the charter of confirmation. But being pretty certain, that neither the Diphmata nor the charter contained all the fix, he, at a venture, tranfcribed, with his own hand, the charter by King Duncan, and three of Edgar's; —and, by fingular good fortune, he happened to copy the two charters by Edgar which are not iufcrted in the charter of confirmation.

Hence he is enabled to infert, in this place, copies of all thofe fix charters ; —and the reader, it Is hoped, will not be difplcafed to fee fubjoined a few (hort ohf. rvations, made by the Editor, on the four copied by him, when the originals were before his eyes. The points and the capital letters ufed In the original charters are retained in the priuting. But thofe who wifli to be acciuaintcd with the written characters ufcd in the originals, mult have recourfe to the Diflomatti, INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT III. 153

23 Carta Con. of a grant by James de Douglas of Dalkeith, to James de Douglas his fon and heir, of the caftle and town of Dalkeith, in the fhire of Edinburgh, and of lands to the extent of 500 marks not fpeci-

fied in the confirmation.

The Copies made by the Editor.

1. EGO duncanus films regis Malcolumb constans hereditarie rex scotie: dedi in elemosina Sancto Cuth-

berto £3' suis seruitoribus Tiriingeham. Aldeharn. Scuchale. Cnolle. hatheruuich. SfJ* de Broccesmuthe $5* omne seruitium quod inde habiiit fodanus episcopus. 'is? hec dedi in tali quitantia cum saca soca. qualem nnquam vidiorem habidt sanctus Cuthbertus. ab Hits de quibus tenet suas elemosinas. Et hoc dedi pro me

ipso. Is' pro anima patris mei. iff pro fratribus meis. iff pro iixore mea. iff pro infintihus meis. Et quum

uolid quod istud donum stabile efsct. sancto cuthberto. feci quodfratrcs mei conccfierunt. ^i aictem istud

iwlucrit destruere. uel ministris sancti cuthberti aliquid inde auferre : vialedictionem del. Iff sancti Cuth-

berti. i^ tneam : habeat, amen.

scribtoris ^ , . . Crux dun icani rens * ent(f T ^ , eadgari + nis

ace . ard „! , r + "^+/ Malcolumb vin get -f ^ bar JL met alf^ric

- kemj^ming teoidbold ea 1. rnulf

.wan-uir N. B. Tt has a feal appended at the ri^ht-hand corner, on brownifh wax, with the impreffion of a ;

circumfcription, of which the greater part is now crumbled off; but « %.•/« -- - horfeback ; and there has bien a the lead doubt as to the autacu " oTum" is ftill legible.— On the whole, there cannot, in my humble opinion, be

ticity of this moft curious charter.

2. Eadgarus rex scottorum. Omnibus in regno sua scottis iff Jnglis. salutem. Sciatis quod ego concedo cum homitiibus. y dono domino meo Sando Cuthberto iff monachis eius Paxtun ita sicut ego earn habui uoluntatem suam. terris iff aquis. iff monachi earn pofsideant ita libere iff quiete sicut Coldingham ad

valete. his throne. There is a fcal appendent at a tag on the left-hand coiner, having the figure of a King featcd on - There has been a circumfcription, of which a few letters only are now legible, the relt being worn away. - «' E m ia."

anglis salutem. 3. Eadgarus dei gratia rex scottorum. Omnibus suis fidelibus per regnum suum scottis iff in Sciatis quod ego dono in elemosinam dco iff Sancto Cuthberto ct monachis eius fiscivic tarn in terris quam inter horucrdene iff Cnapa- aquis. iff cum onmibus sibi adiacentibus . iff nominatim illam terrain que iacet

dtne. pro anima patris iff matris mee. iff pro salute anime mee iff fratrum meorum iff sororum liberam iff disponendam. quietam icncndam iff habendam iff ad uoluntatem monachorum Sancti Cuthberti domini mei

Valete. reprefenting a King fitting on his throne, with There is a fcal, on brownifh wax, at a tag on the left-hand corner, decayed. Thcfc letters arc Hill a fceptre in his right hand, and a fword in his left. The circumfcription is much legible, " Edga otlorum bafik't." none of them N. B. All the three feaU above mentioned have been on a whitilh wax, now become brownifh ; and have had any rcveife. <^1 1^4 INDEX or CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT III.

David de Br-w-jft King o£ 24 Carta to the Monaftery of Melros, of the cuftom of 50 facks of wool, granted by Scots, and confirmed by King Robert II. out of the cufloms of 25 to William Stewart of Jedworth, of 40 merks of annual penfion during his life Edinburgh and Linlithqu.

quod ego do in ele- 4. Eadgarus. rex scottorum Omnibus suis hominibus scottis ^ angUs. salutem. Sciaiis monacbis in eadem mosinam deo omnipotenti ^ SanBo Cuthberto domino mco. Eff ecdesie dunelmensi ^ matris mee. bf pro salute- ccdejia deo seruieniihus Eff in perpeUium seruituris pro animabus patris mei ^ pro omnibus mtccefsoribus y/uc- corporis mei ^ anime mee Isf fratrum meorum Isf sororum mearum. ^ mansiones. scilicet ^Id- cefsoribus meis. mansionem de Coldingaham. £5* cum ista mansione has subscriptas cambus Lummesdene Regnintun. Ristun. Swinewde farndun Eitun Aliam Eitun Prencgest. Grammes- muthe. Has superscriptas mansiones comedo deo b* Sancto predicto isT monachis eius cum omnibus ierris. predictas siluis. Js* aquis. (s* teloneis. l^Jracturis nauium. b* omnibus consuetudinibus que pertinent ad

mansiones. te* quas pater meus in eis habuit quietas l^ solidas secundum uoluntatem illorum inperpetuum

libere disponendas.

At the left-hand corner, there is a tag, at which a feal has evidently been appended, as feme remains of the wax.

are flill adhering to the parchment tag.

N. B. The above charters were copied from the originals, belonging to the Chapter-Houfc of Durham, at Durham, Thurfday morning, the 3d of Oiflober 17931 by me, WILL" ROBERTSON.

The Char-ter of Confirmation; N' 22.

N. B. The firft charter recited in the charter of confirmation, is the laft of the three printed aboire. Some i.ir- material difcrepancies, (in the orthography of the names of the lands efpecially), between the preciding copy and. the charter of confirmation, will not efcape the reader's obfervation.

Robertus, Dei gratia, Rex Scottorum, omnibus probis hominibus totius terre fue, clericis et laicis, falutem ; Sciatis (ajj) infpexIfTe qiiandam coniiimationem David quondam Regis Scottorum, non rafam, non cancellatam, nee in aliqus probis hominibus fui parte vitiatam, tenorem q li fequitur coutinentem ; David, Dei gratia, Rtx Scottrirum, omnibus

totius terre fue, clericis et laii-is, f^ilutem, Sciatis nos infpexifli;, ac veraciter intellexifle, cartam vcnerabilis pattis mdri totius terre Robert! Re>;is Scottorum in hec verba ; Robertus, Dei gratia, Rex Scottorum, oninibus probis hominibus

fue, clericis et laicis, fahitem, Sciatis nos Infpexiffe, ac veraciter intellexiffe, tres cartas Edgari, et quart?.m cartam Da-

vid, regum Scotie, ac quintam cartam Comitis de Dunbarre, non cancellatas, non abolltas, nee in aliqua fui parte vitia- hominibus, Scottis et Anglis, Sciatis quod tas, in hec verba; Edgarus, Rex Scottorum, omnibus fuis falutem,

(go do in elernofnam Deo omnipotenti, et Sando Cuthberto Domim meo, et ecclefie Dunelmenfi, et monachis in

tadem ecclcfia Deo fervientibus et in perpetuum fervituris, pro animabus patris (mei et matris) mee, et pro

falute corporis mei et anime mee, fratrum meorum et fororurn mearum, ei pro onmibus antecefforibus etfuc^

c.e(forihus meis, marfionem de Coldynghame, et cumifia manfione hasfupfcriptas manfiones,fcilecet, Aldecam- bus, Lummyfdcn, Rayntoun, Rcfloun, Swynwodde, Far7iedoun, Eytoun, aliam Eytoun, Prendregefi, Cramf- muih, has fuperfcriptas manfiones (con-) cedo Deo et Sando predido et monachis ejus, cum o7nnibus terris,

filvis, ei aquis, et tolneis, et fraduris navium ct omnibus confuetudinibus que pertinent ad predidas man-

fiones, et quas pater meus in eis habuit, quietas et folidas,fecundum voluntatem illorum imperpetuum libere Scottis et ilifponendas : Item Edgarus, Dei gratia, Rex Scottorum, omnibus probis per regnumfuum, An-

ct monachis ejus^ gUs, falulcm ; Sciatis me dedi/e mnij>otciiti Dso, ct ejus Sando Confeffori Cuthberto, INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT III. 155

26 Carta to the Abbacy of Halyroodhoufe, of the lands and barony of Kers, the lands of Fawklrk, Lathame, and. fhire of Edin- Ogillface, in the fiiire of Stirring ; and the lands of Caldcoats and Freirtoun, in the burgh, .n ane regalitie.

fro ammabus pairis met et matris mee, et pro falute anhnc mee, et fratrum et fororum mearum. Col- dynghame, et omnes illas terras quas habcnt in Laudonio, ita liberas et quietus, cum omnibus confuetudi- hominibus, ut jiibus, ficut eas ego ipfe habui in mea propria manu : Et volo et precipio omnibus meis nulhis illorum ammodo eis aliquam molejliam vel injuriam indefaciat., vel banc meam donationem infrin' teneant Item Edgarus, Rex Scot- gat ; fet in pace, et quiete, et honorifice imperpetuum babeant eas et : torum, omnibus per regnum fuum, Scottis et Anglis, falutem; Sciatis me ad dedicationem venijfe ecclefie Beate Marie apud Coldynghame, que quidem dedtcatio ad Dei laudcm et ad meuum placitum quieta om-

nibus et accepta honorabilitcr ejl adimpleta ; et ego eidem ecclefte fuper altare optuli in dotem, et donavi

•villam tolam de Swyntoun, cum divifis fids, ficut Lyolf habidt, liberam et quietam imperpetuum baben- dam ab omni calumpnia, et ad voluntatem monacborum San6li Cutbbcrti difponendam, pro animabus patris

7:ici et matris mee, et pro falute anime mee, et fratrum et fororum mearum ; donavi ctiam monachis pre-

di£lis viginti quatuor animalia ad rcflaurandam illam eandem terram, et confiiiui eandem pacem in Col-

dynghame, eundo, et redeundo, et ibidem morando, que fcrvatur in Eland et in Ncrebam ; infuper etiam ut unoquoque ^ftatin hominibus in Coldynghamefchire , ficut ipfi eligerunt, ct in manu mca frmavcrunt,

amio de unaquaque caruca dimidiam marcam argenti monachis perfohant ; Tejlibus Alfa, Thorlong, et

Alfric pincerna, ct Jlgaro prefbitero, ct Ofbcrno prefbitero, et Knut, Carls, et Ogga, et Lefing, et

Sueni, Ulfkilf et Ligulf de Bebbonburgh, et Ucbtir felanijfune, etiam Binet, ^ivite, et Tigerne : Item, David, Dei gratia. Rex Scottorum, omnibus per regnum fuum in Scotia et Laudonio conftitutis,

Scottis et Anglis, falutem ; Sciatis me conceflifle et dedifle Deo, et Sanfto Cuthberto, et monachi-s

ejus de Dunelmo, in elimofina, Jias terras in Laudonio, fcilicet, Coldynghame, Aldecambus, Lum^ niefden, Reftoun, Rayntoun, Swynwodde, Prendregeft, Eytoun, et aliam Eytoun, et Cramimouth,

Lambirtoun, et aliam Lambirtoun, Paxtoun, Fifhewike, et Swyntoun ; necnon has fuperfcriptas

terras ego do et concedo Deo, et Sanfto prediclo, et monachis de Dunelmo, cum facca et focca, et

tcl et theam, et infangandthef ; et cum omnibus terris, et fiivis, et aquis, et frafturis navium ; et cum

onmibus confuetudinibus, liberas et quietas ab omni opera et fervitio, pro falute anime mee, et filii

mei lienrici, et pro animabus patris et matris mee, et fratrum et fororum mearum, precipio etiam

ct defendo ne aliquis de hac mea donatione aliquam injuriam vel molefthm aut calumpniam monachis Sancii Cuthberti amodo faciat, quia volo ut hec mea eiimofma libera et quieta ab omni ca-

lumpnia in perpetuum remaneat ; hec carta firmata eil anno ab incarnatione Domini, Millefnno cgn-

tefimo vicehmo fexto, tertio anno regni mei, apud Peblis, telle et confenfu Henrici filii inei, et ifti

alii lunt inde teftes, Johannes Epifcopus, Robertus de Bruys, Ilerbertus Cancellarius, Allelnius Archidiaconus, Paganus de Braiola, Hugo ae Brito, Berengarius, higama, Gofpatricius Vicecomes,

Air.arus : Item, omnibus fancle matris ecclelie prefentibus et futuris, Patricius Comes, filius Wal-

devi Comitis, falutem ; Sciatis me conccirilfe, et prefenti carta confirmaife, Deo, et Sanfto Cuth-

berto, et monachis ejus de Dunelmo, in perpetuam clemofmam, villam de Edirhame, et ecclefiam

cjufdem ville, cum capella de Erfeldona, et aliis capellis fuis et pertinentiis, et aliam villam que

ditiiur Ncfbit, liberas et quietas imperpetuum puflidcndas, cum omnibus que ad caldem villas in

terris, in aquis, et pratis, ct paftuis, et molenuuiis, pro anima patris et matris mee, et pro anuna

Malcolmi Regis, et filiorum ejus Rcgimi Edgari Aitxaudri Daviu, et iilii ejus Henrici Comitis, 156 INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT III.

27 Carta Con. of a charter given by Andrew de Murray of Ballynbruch, to Janet Kirchalche, of the lands of" Tuchadam, in Stirlin^fliire, in liferent. The charter confirmed is dated at Manuell, 14. May 1392;

witneiTes, John de Hamyltoun Z)on;;V;ci

et Makolmi Regis, et pro Domino meo Rege Willielmo, et David fratre ejus, et pro meipfo et uxorc

niea, et heredibus meis, et pro animabus omnium parentum meorum ; et fi aliquis huic elemofme

mee contradicere voluerit, Deus fibi et banc vitam et regnum celorum auferat ; hiis teftibus. Do- mino Hugone Cancellario, jNIagiftro Willielmo Malo Vicino, Ricardo de Prebenda, Hugone de Si-

gillo, \Villielmo de Bofco, Magiftro Ricardo de Coldinghame, Magiftro Angufio, Galfrido de Ancroft, Gilberto Withing, Roberto de Mulchamis, Ricardo de Merleia, Stephano Papedy, Adam

filio Alden. Patricio filio ejus, Nees de V/aleloim, Roberto de Burneville, Roberto filio ejus, Gil-

berto de Home, Gilberto filio Walteri, Rolando Senefcallo, Willielmo filio Edgari, Henrico de

Prendregell, Edwardo de Aldecambus, Alano de Swyntoun, Willielmo de Nelbit, et aliis multis ;

quas qiiidcm cartas, ilonationes, et conc^ffiones, et confirmntiones, in omnibus et fingulia punctis, articuli., circamltan- confuetudines fuas, approba- tiis, et conditionibus fuie, forma pariter et efFeflu, per omnes libcrcates, commoditatcs, et mus, ratificamus, ac prefenti carta noftra imperpetuura confirinainus, adeo libere et qaiete, plenarie, pure, et honorifice, gratia Regis ticottorum, predccciToris ficut cifdam cartis fuis ufi iunt tempore bone nnemorie Domiai Akxandri. Dei carte ollre figillum nollrum precepimus appoiii, tcitibus vene- nortri uhi'mo defuncti ; in cujus rei teftimonliim, prefenti Johaniie Muravieufia ccclcfiarum, Dei gra- rabilibiis in Chrilio patribiis Willielmo Sandi Andree, Juhanne Glafgucnds, nollro, Thoma Ranulphi Comite Moravie Domino vallis tia, Epifcopis ; Bernardo Abbate de Ablrbrothoc Cancellario Anandie ac Mannie nepote noflro cariffimo, Jacobo Domino de Douglas, Gilberto de Haya Conilabulario nollro, Ro- berto de Keth Marefcallo noflro, Alexandre de Setoun, Roberto de Lawedre, et Roberto de Meignerys, Militibus, Robert I.'s ch^r/er) quam apud Edynburgh, fexto decimo die Marcii, anno regni noftri vicefimo fecundo, (l-.ndofKwg ; quidem cartam, donationcs, concefGones, et confirnationes, in omnihiis et finguiis punCtis, arliculis, ci.cumftantiis, et

conditionibus fuis, forma pariter et efFeflu, per omnes libcnates, comnoditaies, et confuttudines luas, approbamus, ra- rti tellimouium, prefenti carte nollre figillum tificamus, et prefenti carta noftra imperpetuum confirmamus ; in cnjus

- noftro, Roberto de Er- noftrum precepimus appmi, liiis teftibus. Domino WHUelm Comitf de Douglas confanguineo Archldiacono Laudonie Sccretario noftro, Magiftro fkine Nfilite confederato nollro, Magiftro Waltero de Warlelaw iViilite, de Douglas, tt multis aliis dal. Gilberto Armcftrang prepofito Sanft! Andree, Domino Jobanne Hence Jacobo ; quarto, {End King Duvtd IL's charter) quam qui- apud Edynburgh, primo die Januarii. anio ref^.ii" nillri tricefimo of ; in omnibus punftin fuis, articulis, condi- dem cartam confirniationis, donaf' .n<-rq; et conctffi nes in eadem contentas, et effcau, per omiiss llbtrtates, commoditatcs, et con- tionibus, et modis ac civcumftantlis fuis quibufcunq; forma pariter et carta noftra, noftris, fuetudines fuas, in omnibus et per omnia, approbamus, ratificaniuf, et prefenti pro nobis et heredibus in cujus rci teftimonium, prefenti carte nollre confir- ut preir.lffum eft, imperpetuum confirmamus, falvo ft-rvitio noftro ; in Chnfto pauibus Matheo et Gilberto GlafguenCs niationis noftrum precepimus appi.ni figillum ; teftibus venerabillbus noftro cariffimo, et Abirdonenfis eccleliarum epifcopi?, Roberto de fifet de Meneteth fratre Archebaldo de Douglas de Douglas Do.Tiino de Dalketh, Thoma de Erlkiue, con- Domino Galwidie conanguineo noftro, Comiiibus ; Jacobo

de Langtoune Cuftode Magni Sigilli noftri ; apud Lyn- fanguineis noftn's dileftis, Militibus ; et Alexandro de Cokburnc

litliqu, vicefimo fexto die Januarii, anno regui noftri fecunJo.

Of late the authenticity of the charter by King Duncan has been called in queftion, and it has been reprefented as a forgery.

But as every forgery muft have an objcfl, it may be afked, For what purpofe was the charter in queftion fabrics- ted? The granter, real or pretended, has always been regarded as illegitimate, and as an ufurper ; and his reign was but of eighteen months duration. Now, although ufurpers give away lands and offices, and execute all other adts of adTT.iniftration juft as if they wetc lawful Soven igns, yet as their deeds are, by fucceeding Kings, ever deemed

illegal and inifl"eaual, to forge charters or grants by fi.ch ufurpers appears to be highly prepofterous.

But if fo abfurd a fabrication could be at all attempted, it furely could be attempted otily during the aftual reign of the ufurper, not after his dethronement or death. INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING ROBERT IIL 157

28 Carta to Allan de Erelkine, and his fpoufe, of ane annual rent of ten marks ten fliillings eight pence Sterling furth of the lands of Crambeth, in Fifefliire, on his own refignation.

29 to William Dubrell, of all the lands and tenements in the burgh of Inverkethine, which belonged to

Elcne Tollare ; on Elene's reGgnatron. 30 to the Abbacy of Holyrude houfe, of the barony of Broughtoun, in the fliire of Edinburgh, in ane

regalitie. oi Con. of infeftments granted by Thomas Mautalcnt of Halfyntoun, to William Mautalent his fon, and Elizabeth Watfon, William's fpoufe, of the lands of Scheylynlaw, Traquair, and Inverlethane. In

the roll the date of this charter is omitted. 32 to William de Lindfay, of 40 marks Sterling out of the cuftoms of Edinburgh and Hadingtoun, redeem. able by paying him 400 marks Sterling, or by infefting him heritably in 40 marks of land any where

in the Lowlands. ane pairt of the toun and lands of Rlintow, with the advocation of 22 to William Stewart of Jedworth, of the kirk thereof, by refignation of George Abernethie. burrow-maills of Ruglen. 34 to William de Cochran, of 40 s. Sterling turth of the o charter wadfet, given by William de Angus Abbot of Lindores, to David de Abirkerdor, J Con. of a of of feven marks furth of various tenements in the town of Dunde. 36 to William de Camera burgefs of Aberdeen, of ane annualrent of 40 s. Sterling furth of the barony of Fyndoun, in the fhire of Kyncardyn, on the refignation of John Crabb. 37 Con. of a charter by Norman Lefly of Balnabreich, to John Ramfay of Colluthye, of the lands of BaU madyfide and Pettachop, blench, to be holden of Lellie. This charter proceeds on a verdict pronoun- de Redy, ced at Glcnduky, 5th July 1390, by the following jury, viz. Andrew de Ramelay John dc Kynnere, William de Berclay, John de Camera, Alan de Lochmalony, Walter de Ramefay, Mdli- feus de Kynynmond, John de Kyndeloch, William Stirk, William de Ferny, John de Ramefay, Wil- liam de Lochmalony, Robert Lyel, Andrew de Camera, and John de Arous.

38 to Hew Wallayas, of ane annual rent of 40 s. out of a tenement in Edinburgh.

The charter, therefore, by King Duncan, if really forged, mull be prefiiraed to have been forged during Duncan's ufurpation, that !s, between 30th April 1094, ^'"^ ''^ November IG95.

If fo, it feems to follow, ift, That Duncan was in the pradice of giving charters ; 2d, That the fabricator would not fail to imitate fome true and genuine charttr.

This confideration, it is humbly thought, tends powerfully to obviate the objcAions to the authenticity of this charter, derived from its form and tenor.

The words " conftans hereditarie Rex Scotie," are by the objeftors judged improper, and are therefore dated as indica- tions of a forgery.

One cannot eafily aflent to this conclufion. It is far from being improbable, that Duncan, fenfible of labouring under a defcA in point of birth, would employ an txprefGon calculated to difavow the inputation of illegitimacy, and to impiefs poftcrity with a different belief. But to a forger, unlefs, as hinted above, he was at the moment following a genuir.e charter as a model, fuch an cxprcflion could hardly have occurred. The objedion to the feal, as having an impreffion on one fide only, appears, with fubmiCion, to be equally inconclu- that Edgar's fuc- five. If Duncan's feal has no reverfe, neither has Edgar's ; and it is generally admitted, brother and ceffor, King Alcxiiuder 1. was the firft King of Scotland whofc feals had an imprelTion on both fides-

is his, fitting Duncan, it is true, appears on his fral in the figure of an armed warrior, whcuas Edgar rcprefented on on a throne, and crowned. But what inference unfavourable to the authenticity of the deed can reafonably refult from fancy than precedent. this ? At that early period. Kings, it is likely, were in this matter influenced more by by further enlargement feems neither neccflary nor proper. More might be advanced on this fubjed ; but for the prefent The charter, on the whole, may perhaps warrant this conclufion, That whether forged or genuine, it was framed during the (horl reign of King Duncan II. and coul'equently, that that Fnnce waB in the pradice of giving charicri.

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39 Carta to William de Danyelftoun, of 20 marks Sterling out of the great cuflom of Dunbar, to continue untji the King fliould grant to him or his heirs ten marks of land in feme competent place. 40 to Marion de Wardlaw, and Andrew de Wardlaw her fon, of the lands of Riccardiftoun and "Waryn-

floun, with the pertinents, in the barony of Currie, and fhire of Edinburgh.

41 Con. of a charter by King Robert II. to Roger de Crawfurd, of a milne, and piece of land adjacent

thereto, refigned by Allan Stewart, fon of Allan Stewart, Knight, « confanguinei noftri" (i. e. of King

Robert II.) " dilefti." The charter confirmed was dated at Are, 4th Auguft, an. reg. Rob. 2di ipno. 42 Con. of a charter of Kinj Robert II. to Roger de Crawfurd, of the lands of Schyvilt, in Ayrfhire, by refignation of Reginald, the fon of Reginald Awbyne. 43 —— to Waller Stewart Domino de Brechin, of the fuperiority of Menmore, in Forfarfhire, with an annualrent of 6s. 8d. Sterling furth of the faid lands. 44 to John de Erefkine, of the barony of Dun, in Forfarfhire, on the refignation of Thomas de Erfkyne his father. 45 to Duncan Earl of Lennox, and the heirs-male of his body, whllks failing, to Murdo Stewart " con- " fanguineo noflro," and Ifabel his wife, daughter to the faid Earl, and the heirs of their bodies, of

the earldom of Lennox, on the faid Earl's refignation. 46 to the Monaftry of Arbroth, of the cuftom of half a merk for every fack of wool growing within the regality thereof, &c. 47 —— to John de Dalzell, and to his fons, Walter, Adam, and Robert, and the heirs-male of their bodies refpeftively and fuccelHvely, of St Leonard's hofpital at Lanerk, with the lands pertaining thereto.

48 to John de Buchannane, and Jonet de Lany, daughter and heir of John de Lany, of the lands of Pet- quhonardy, in Perthfhire, on the refignation of faid Jonet de Lany. 49 to Duncan Cambell, fon and heir of Colin Cambell, of the lands of Menflry, in the (hire of Clackman- nan, on the refignation of faid Colin. JO to Robert de Danyeldoun, of the lands of Danyelftoun and Fynlawyftoun, in the barony cf Renfrew,

and fliire of Lanark, on his own refignation.

51 to Murdo Stewart, of 100 mark Sterling furch of the great cuftom of the burgh cf Aberdeen, during all

the days of his life.

5 i to Robert Earl of Fyfe and Meneteth, of 200 merks Sterling furth of the great culloms of the burghs

of Lithgow and Coupar, during all the days of his life.

53 Con. to John de Weemes, Knight, of the lands of Rires, and all others whllks he holds of the Earl of

Fife, i.T the barony of Rires ; the lands of Myrcarny, Newtoun of Markinche, Nether Cameroune,

Wefter Tarvate, and Tulybrek ; and alfo the lands of Kyncaldrum, whllks Alexander de Abernethy

conveyed to John de Wemys, Knight, grandfather of faid John •, and likewife the bnds of Rate, Glennyftoun, and Polgulde, which Alan de Erlkyne, Robert de Levyngiftoun, and John de Eofevil, Knights, conveyed to faid John de Wemys. ?4 to the faid Sir John de Wemys, empoivering him to build a caftle with turrets on his lands of Reres. of Crambethe, by refignation of Allan de Erelkine and Alexander ^ J to James de Valence, of the lands de Crambeth. r6 —— to the Queen of Scotland, of an annual allowance of 2500 maiks Sterling during her life, out of the

great cuftom of certain burghs, for fupport of hei ornaments and Rate. This grant is founded on an

aft of a parliament holden at Scone, in March, the firft year of King Robert II.'s reign. —The cha?-

tcr is incomplete. C 159 ]

ROBERT DUKE OF ALBANY HIS REGISTER.

Ane Roll of Robert Duke of Albany, marked Scott.

In vicecom.

1 Carta granted by the Lord of Baluerie, to his brother William Scott, of his part of the lands of Sireyis, blench of him, and ward of the King, Fyfe. 2 Con. to Alexander Frazer, and Elizabeth Keith his fpoufe, of the lands of Kinnell, ward, Forfar.

3 to Thomas Glaidftouns, of the lands of Withnyhope, ward, Selkirk.

Another Roll, marked Abrecorne.

~ and Crambeth, I Carta to John Sibbald of Balgonie, of his lands of Ward, Roflyve, ward.

2 to Malcolme Fleming of Biggar, of the lands of Torwood, by refignation of William Lindfay of Byres, ward, Hadlngton. per 3 Con. impignorationis terrarum de Oliver caftell pro Roberto Dickfon, Malcolmum Fleming de Biggar, redeemable upon lool. Peebles.

4 . to Malcolm Fleming of Biggar, of the barony of Biggar, vie. Lanerk, with the annuals furth of the kirk of Stirling pertaining to the Abbacie of Lanerk. Halyroodhoufe, waird, Stirling. of 5 Con. given by William Lindfay of Crambeth, to John Spens burgefs Perth, of the lands of Fruchie, in the barony of Crambeth, Fyfe, 6 to David Barclay, fon to Barclay of Tulch, of the baronies of Craimbeth and CleiOi, by refignation of Dornagild Stirling and John

Spittell of Kynmonth, ward, Fyfe. 7 to John Lindlay of the Byres, of the baronie of Byres, the Dreme, confta- Edinburgh. bulary of Hadingtoun, vie. Ed'' ; the barony of Chalmernewtoun, vie. of Abercorne, Roxburgh. Roxburgh ; barony of Airth, vie. Stirling ; the barony with the dean thereto annexed, conflabulary of Lithgow, vie. de Lithgow.

8 to Robert Cunningham, of the lands of Killmawers, Lumbrachtoun, vie. Air.

Reidhall, vie. Ed'' ; Haf- Edinburgh. Kilbryd ; Skellmorle, Polquharne, vie. Air ; Roxburgh. fmdean, vie. Roxburgh ; Ranfarnele, in the barony of Renfrew, waird, Q .— to Eupham Leflie Countefs of Rofs, of the earldom of Rofs, of the lands of

Stroglaflie, of the town of Nairne, and caflle thereof, vie. Innernefs ; the

lands of Kincardine, vie. ejufdem j the right of the barony of Fithkill, 1 :

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vie. Fyfe ; v.uh ane taillie to John Stewart Earl of Buchane ; whilks

failing, to Robert Stewart his brother ; quilks failing, to the King,

waird ; wit. Jo, Steuart, fon naturalis. 10 Carta to John Stewart Earl of Buchan, of the baronie of Kinnedwart, by refignation of Eupham Lefly Countefs of Rofs, waird^ Aberdeen.

1 .— to William Hay of Erroll Conftable of Scotland, of the barony of Collie, by refignation of Frazer of Philorth, Kincardin.

Robcrtus Dux Strathbogie.

Ane Roll., marked on the back, Strathbogie.

this is the eleventh Roll of Charters tioiv in tie General Regijler-Houfe.— It contains 48 charters granted by Ro- bert Duke of Albany, as Regent of Scotland, in the' ift, 2d, 3d, and 4th years of his Regency. Of thofe charters, two-and-twenty are dated at Perth, feven at Fawkland, four at Strivelyne, two at Dunde, two at Doune in Menteth, two at Edynburgh, and one at each of tlie following pLtea, viz. the Monaftry of Paifley, Dunblane, the Monaftry of Culros, Inchgale, the caftle of Rothefay, Partus Rigine, (Queensferry), Setoun, Are, and Hadyngtoun.

In fv^'o of thofe charters, viz. No. 16. and 31. no witnefles are inferred. The remaining 46 charters contain an unufual variety of witnefles. Gilbert Bifliop of Abirdene the chancellor, is a witnefs in all the 46 : Andrevf de Hawyk (fometimes defigned Canon of DuiikcK!, fcmetimes Redor of Lj'loun) Secretary to the Regent, is witnefs in them all, excepting No. i, 2, 10, 1 1, 12, 18, 32, 37, and 45 : john Stewirt, a fon of the Regent's, is a witnefs in 1, 2, and 15, under the defijjnation of Cou! \ in No. 3^. u/'dei that of Earl of Buchane ; and under the title " Doniinus de Buchane" in 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 17, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 34, 37, 38, 39, 42, 43, '45, 46, 47, an;i 48: Robert Stewart of Fif, fon and heir if iVlurdac, the Regent's cldeft fon

defigned Kinclevyne, is witn f> and heir, fometimes of in 19. 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 32, 34,

and : Walter Stewart Earl of Athole and Catnrs, 38, 47, 48 a bn ther of the Regent's, is a witnefs to 10, 1 1,

and : Alexander Stewart Earl of Mar and 12, 32, 35 G.rvyach, a nephew of the Regent's, is a witnefs to 3, 4,

5. 6, 7, 8, 9, 18, 22, and 25 : Alex. aider Stewart, a Canon of Glafgow, and John Stewart of Dundonald, brothers of the Regent's, are witnefll-s in 27 : John Stewart, frafer naturalis of the Regent, and flieriff of Bute,

i, is a witnefs to and 36 : Robert and Alexander Stewarts of Dernle are witnefles to faid No. i : John Stewart of Lome, a rt/ji'.'^^w/'/f/// of the Regent's, is a witnefs to 10, 11, 12, 14, 17, 19, 2c, 23, 25, 26. 29, 30, 32,

34> 3*^» 39» 4°> 43> '"'' 47 • Walter Stewart ol Rayliiloun, another confanguineus of the Regent's, is a witnefs to 26, 28, 37, and 47 : John Stewart of Invermetli is a witnefs to 37: Henry Bifliop of St Andrew's is a witnefs to 32 : William Biflicp of Glafgow, to 45 : Robert liiiLop of Dunkeld, to 32, and 35 : Finlay Biftiop of Dunblane, to 14, and 35 : Walter Bilhop of Brechin, to 35, and 45 : And John Bifliop of Murray, to 32 :

Earl of Crawfurde, to : David de Lyndefay 3 Alexander de I.vndofay, fon and heir to faid Earl, to 4, 5, 6, 7, and 42 : William de Lyndefiy of Rofly, and Walter de Lyndefiy, brothers to faid David Earl of Crawfurde, to Lindefay, 3> 4» S. <5, 7, and 9 : And faid Walter de to 18 : Thomas Earl of Murray, nephew to the Regent, to

JO, and II : Patrick de Earl of Strati, erne, Grahame to 10, 11, 12, 35, 37, and 47: Duncan Earl of Lennox, to 36 : Henry de Sando Claio Earl of Orkney, to 3 2 : William de Grahame, defigned fometimes of Kyncardyn, fometimes Domir.us de Grahame, to 10, 11, 12, 17, 19, 20, 25, 26, 29, 30, 32, 34, 38, 39, and 40:

de Achynkk, to : John 36 David de Berclay, to 3, 14, 15, 21, 26, 27, 28, 30, 33, 34, 38, 40, 42, 43, 44, 4fi, 47, and 48: John de Berclay, to 15: Donald de Bute Dean of Dunblane, to 21, 22, 23, 29, and 40

Henry de Leckirtoun, 10 : 33 Thomas dc Brylbane, to 37 : John de Bulby, a Canon of Murray, to 44: William 2

INDEX OF CHARTERS BY ROBERT DUKE OF ALBANY. i6r

Je Boithwic de Katkone, to : Thomas de 47 Craufurde de Auchnamys, t j i : Archibald de Conynghame, to 3,

17, 26, 27, 38, 40 : Richard de Comyne, to 33, 13, 15, 19, 20, 34, 41, 43 = John Abbot of Culros to 18: William de Camera of Abirdene, re£lor of the kirk of Erole, to 21, and : 23 William de Conynghame, to 30 : Richard de Cornuell Archdean of Dunkeld, to 30 : Humphry de Conynghame, to 36, and 46 : Alan Cambell, to 36 : 'ihomas Charterys, to Walter de Curry, to : 37: 46 John de Dovery, to 13, and 15 : Malifius de Dovery, to John cle Drommond of Concrag, to 15: 14: James de Dalrympill, 1027: James de Douglas, locumtaiens oi

the Regent, to : Symon de Dalgles, to 28 : Thomas de Dalmehoy, to : 39 42 Robert de Erlkyne, to 18 : AViliiam de Ercht, to 21, 22: Alexander de Forbes, 17, to 3 : John Forfter of Corftorfyne, to 18, 42, and

: Malcolm Flemyng of Bygare, to and : Robert de Ferny, 45 24, 29 to 28, and 48 : Thomas de Grynlaw, to

44 : Mathew de Geddes, reftor of the kirk de Forejla, to : 47 John de Howiftoun, to i : William de Haya de

Nachtane, to 15 : John de Haya, to 2 1 : William de Hamyltoun, to : Patrick 25 de Heryng to 47 : Alexander

de Home, to 47 : George de Lefly of Fythkil, 7i co'ifitngtiinens oi the Regent's, to 10, 11, 13, 19, 20, 2->, 2C,

: Lefly, 26, 28, 30, 32, 38, 39, and 40 Walter de to 39: William Lang, a Canon of Abirdene, to 21 : Alex- ander Levyngftoun of Calenter, to and : de Lethe, to : de 24, 29 John 33 Murdak de Leky, to 39 : John Mure,

1027: Robert de Maxwell, to 46 : Michael de Name, 1013, 17, 19, 20, 34, and 43 : Alexander de New-

it in toun, to 39 : Alexander de Ogilvile (or Ogilby, as is written No. 8, 9, and 42.) fheriff of Forfore or Angous,

8. : Walter de Ogilby, to and : John de Roos, to 2 : Robert to 4, 5, 6, 7, and 9 9, 42 de(R.os, to 37 : Wil-

de Ruthven, to : Symple of Eliotfloun, and Robert Symple, to i, and 2 : liam 29 John James de Schaw, to 23 :

James de Sandylandis of Caldore, a nephew of the Regent's, to 24, and 46 : Alexander de Setoun, to 25, and

: : to : Alan Scot, a 39 John de Setoun, to 44 John de Spens, 37 Canon of Cambulkyneth, to 41 : John Schir-

to : Walays of Elryfle, to i : Wrycht conftable mezour, 46 John John of Falkland, to 19, and 20 : John de Wemys, to 25, 35, and 40: and William Ydill, to 23.

1 Carta to William Cunninghame of Reidhall, of ane annual of ten marks furth of the barony of Uchiltrie, by refignation of A-lexander Stewart, fon and heir to John Stewart of Craigy.

2 I Con. of a charter by Thomas Mautalent of Halfyngtoun, William Mautalent his fon and heir, and Mar- garet, wife of faid Thomas, to Thomas de Melvill burgefs of Edinburgh, of the lands of Halfyng-

toun, within the earldom of March. The teiting claufe in the original charter is in thefe words, viz.

" In cujus rei telUmonium, figilla noftra prefeuti fcripto funt appenfa, et ad majorem hujus rei evi- «' dentiam figillum magnifici et potentis viri et Domini noitri Jacobi de Douglas, fratris Domini Ar- " chebaldi de Douglas Comitis cjufdem, huic fimilitcr apponi procuravimus ; prefentibus David " de Crauforde Priore Monailerii Sande Crucis de Edynburgh, et Johanne dido Wan Canonico re- " gulari ejufdem, et Alexandro de Cokburn filio quondam Willielmi de Cokburn de Hadyngtoun." 3 Con. of a grant by Archebald Earl of Douglas, to Walter de Ogilvy, of the lands of Curdabow, Pur- gevy, Galoucht, and Glenquharady, in the barony of Lintrethin, vie. Forfar.

4 Con. of a charter by David de Lyndefay Earl of Craufurde, with confent of Alexander de Lyndefay his

fon and heir, to the chaplandrie of our Lady in the parocii-kirk ot Dundee, of 1 2 marks annually furth of the lands of Dunfynd and Downycane, in the barony of Downy, and ihire of Forfar. The charter confirmed is dated at Dunde, 10th December 1406; witnelVes, William and Walter de Lyndefay, brothers of the faid Earl, Alexander de Lyndefay, liis eldelt fon and lieir, John Morty- mer, Adam Clerk, and William Man the Earl's Secretary.

5 Con. of a charter by the fame Earl, with confent of his faid fon, to a chaplain in the paroch-kirk of Dundee, of 12 marks annually furth of the lands of Kirktoun and Haltoun, of the barony of Inve- rarlte.

6 Con. of another charter by the fame Earl and his fon, to a chaplain in the paroch-kirk of Dundee, of

1 2 marks a-year furth of the lands of Abberbothrie, in the Ihire of Perth.

7 Con. of a fourth charter by the faid Earl and his fon, to a chaplain in the parilli-kirk of Dundee, of 1

marks annually furth of the lands of Melgynche, Bagraw, and the miln thereof, in Ferthfliire. Thefe

laft three charters have the fame date and tlie fame witnefles with No. 4. S f ;

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S Carta Con. of a charter by the faid Earl and his eldeft fon, to David de Lyndefay, a younger fon of the faid

Earl of Crawfurd, of the lands of Newdofke, in Kincardinefliire, to faiid David, and the heirs-male

of his body ; whom failing, to Gerrard de Lyndefay, another fon of the faid Earl, and the heirs-

male of his body ; whom likewife failing, to return to the faid Earl, and his heirs whomfoever. The

Earl's charter is dated at Dunde, I2th February 1406-7-, witneffes, William de Grahame of Kyn- cardyne, William and Walter de Lyndefay of RoiTy, Patrick Gray of Broxmouth, William de Haya

ofNachtane, Knights; Alexander de Ogilvile (lieriff of Angous, Walter de Ogllvile, John Morty- mer, and William Man the Earl's Secretary. f —— Con. of another charter by faid David Earl of Craufurde, to David de Lyndelay his fon, of ane annual penfion of 40 merks due the Earl out of the great cuftom of the burgh of Monros. The deftination

is is the fame with that in the laft charter. No. 8. The Earl's charter dated 12th February 1406-7 ;

witneffes, William de Grahame, William and Walter de Lyndefay, Knights -, Alexander de Ogilvile (heriff of Angus, Walter de Ogilvile, John Mortymer, Adam Clerk, and William Man the Earl's Secretary.

10 Con. of a charter dated at Abirdene, 20th September 1406, (which contains no witneffes), by William de Keth, Knight, Marilhal of Scotland, and Margaret his wife, to Robert de Keth, Knight, Domino

de Troupe, their fon, of the office of fheriff of Kyncardynfliire. H Con. of a charter, without witneffes, dated like the lafl charter, No. 10. by the fame William de Keth,

to the forefaid Robert de Keth, his fon and heir, of the barony of Keth, in the conftabulary of Ha-

dyngtoun, and fliire of Edinburgh, with the office of Marifchal ; the lands and church of Colbany-

ftoun, in the fliire of Lanark ; the barony of Aldene, and forreft ci Kyntor and Carnbrowys, " ad

" taxationem quatuor davatarum de Strabolgy," in the ihire of Abirdene ; with the fuperiority of one

da-uata of die land of Drumhane, and of another davata of the land of Auchnahamper, in Banfffhire

to be holden of the King hi capite, in terms of a charter granted by King Robert L by authority of parliament, to Robert de Keth, Mariflial of Scotland, uncle of faid William de Keth. 12 —— Con. of a charter by John Forfter of Corflorfyne and Nether Libertoun, to his brother Thomas Forfter,

of the lands of Drylaw, in the fhire of Edinburgh. The charter confirmed is dated at Corflorfyne, 20th Auguft 1406; witneffes, Gilbert Bifliop of Aberdeen Chancellor of Scotland, Mr William de

Lawedr Archdean of Lothian ; George de Preftoun, AVilham de Lyddale, Knights ; William Cur- rour and Duncan Rollo, burgeffes of Edinburgh. f 3 -— Con. of a charter granted by the. Regent himfelf, in his private character, to John de Ramefay, fon of

William de Ramefay of Culuthy, of the Regent's caflle and lands in the barony of Luchrys, Fifeftiire, in excambion for the lands of Balnefery, Mundole, Balnegetht, and Tarrefs, in Invernefs-fliire. Se- veral Ramfays of the families of Culuthy and Kernock are inferted in the deftination. The charter confirmed dated zt was Maiierium nojlrum de Fa-wkland, 14th November 1398 ; witneffes, Walter Bilhop of St Andrews, and Gilbert Bifliop of Aberdeen Chancellor, David Stewart Duke of Rothe- fay Earl of Carrick and of Aihayle, Archebald Earl of Douglas Domim Galvvydie, Murdac Stewart, fon and heir of the Regent, jufticiary of Scotland north of Forth, Richard Corny ne, James de Wa- lence, and John de Duverv.

^4 to Alexander de Ramorgny, of the lands of Pitglaffy, in Fifelhira, on his own refignation,. '5 founding a chaplainry in the kirk of Inverkethine, and endowing the fame with the third of the lands of

Roffythe, in Fifefliire. i<5 of the office of Chamberlainrie of all Scotland to John Domino de Buchanc, fon to Robert Duke of Al-

bany, for all the days of his life. de Gallyftoun, to her fon Andrew de Hamyltoun, of l^r J 7 Con. of a charter by Johanna de Keth Douiina lands of Gallyftoun, in the barony of Kyle, and fliire of Are, viz. Tholoch, Uvermomunde, Lang-

fyde, Bryntwod, Some, Kirktoun, and Dundivane. The original charter is dated at D.Uferff, the Bailie nth December 1406 ; witneffes, William de Conynghame, then flieriff of Are, William Do-

viino de Barnburni-, ^^'iIIiam de Dalyell Domino ejujdem, and William de Hamyltoun, a fon of faid Jo- —

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hanna, Knights ; Hugh Cambell Domino de Lowdoun, John Stewart, a fon of faid Johanna, Domino de Crukyftoun, James de Conyngham, and John Cambell of Gallyftoun. fupe- 1 8 Carta to Walter de Lightoun, of ane annual duty of two marks furth of the lands of Campfy, with the

riority of the fame lands, lying in the barony of Lintrethine, and fliire of Forfar, on the reCgnation of Thomas de Strathechyne.

39 Con. of a charter by William de Ketht Marifchall of Scotland, and Margaret Frafer his wife, to John-

Stewart Domino de Buchane, and the heirs-male of his body ; whom failing, to his brothers-german,

Andrew and Robert Stewarts, and the heirs-male of their bodies refpedively ; whom failing, to Ro-

bert de Ketht, fon of faid William, and the heirs-male of his body, &c. of the lands of Tulchfrafer

and Drippis, in Stirlinglhire, with the office of Sheriff of that fhire. The original charter is dated at Abirdene, 2d May 1407, but has no witneffes. 20 Con. of a charter dated at Abirdene, 2d May 1407, granted by the faid William de Keth and his fpoufe, to John Dttnino de Buchane, Great Chamberlain, and.the other fubftitutes contained in laft charter,

(No. 19.), of the barony of Obeyn, in Aberdeenftiire. The charter confirmed has no witneffes. 21 to David de Gardyne, of the lands of Kininmoiith, Buchrommys, and the half of the lands of Clune, in Banfflhire, on the refignation of William de Dalyell. 22 of 10 marks furth of the lands of Craigorthe, in Strrlinglhire, to an chaplan in St Michael's chappell, in the caftle of Stirling. 23 to David Paneter of Monrofs, of the lands of Cragoch and Aruoch, in the barony of Logy, in Forfar- fhire, by refignation of David de Logy of Cragoch, waird.

24 Con. of a grant by William de Ruthven of Balernach, to Walter de Haliburtoun of Dryltoun, of 40 1.

of annualrent furth of the barony of Ballernach, in the fhiife of Edynburgh.

25 Con. of a wadfet by William de Setoun, with confent of John de Setoun his father, to the faid Walter de Haliburtoun, of ane annual of 50 marks furth of the barony and coalieries of Tranent. 26 Con. of a grant by John de Drommond of Cargill, Knight, to John Forfter of Corftorfyne, of the lands of Uchtertyre, in the barony of Kyncardyne, in Stirlingflure. 27 Con. of a charter by Walter de Halyburtoun de Dryltoun, to Adam de Hoppringile, fon of William de Hoppringile, of the lands of Faunys, in the earldom of March; witneffes to the original charter,

(which has no date), John Setoun, William de Haya, Walter de Bickirtoun ; Alexander, George,

Fergus, and John de Haliburtoun ; and William de Spens. 28 Con. of a fale by Thomas Mautalent of Halfyngtoun, to William Watfon of Cranyftoun, of the lands of Trakware and Sheringlaw, vie. Peebles.

29 Con. of a wadlet of twelve marks Scots out of the barony and coallieries of Difart, in Fifeftiire, granted by Henry de San£lo Claro Earl of Orkney, to- John Fcrfter of Corftorfyne, in confideration of 300 " nobilibus boni et fufficicntis auri monete Anglicane," advanced by faid John to him' the Earl of Orkney. 30 Con. of a charter by John de Dolas of Eftir Leky, to Murdoch de Leky, of the lands of Eftir Leky, in

the fhire of Stirling. The original charter is dated at Leky, lolh February 1406-7 ; witneffes, Dun-

-, Lyndcfay, can Earl of Levenax ; John Gourlay and Alexander Poll, burgeffes of Stirling Patrick

and John Naper Domino de Kllmehew. The charter of confirmation is dated in the firft year of the regency. of the forefaid lands of Elllr 31 Con. of a grant by the faid John dc Dolas, to tlie faid Murdoch de Leky,

Leky. This charter is omitted in the Old Index , and is dated in the fecond year of the regency. daughter and heir 32 to Alexander de Setoun, fon to Sir William de Setoun, and Elizabeth de Gordoun, failing, to umquill Adam de Gordoun, Knight, and the heirs to be begotten between them ; whom

to the heirs whomfoever of faid Elizabeth, of the lands and baronies of Huntly and Gordoun, vie. and of McUowrftancs, and all other lands which be- Berwick ; alfo the lands of Fogow, of Fawnys, Beldygordoun, and all longed to faid Adam within the faid fiierifldom ; the lands of Strabolgie and 1 64 INDEX OF CHARTERS BY ROBERT DUKE OF ALBANY,

other lands whilk belonged to the faid Adam, within the flierifFdom of Aberdeen ; on the refignation

of faid Elizabeth ; apud Penh, 2oth July 1408, in the 3d year of his government. 33 Carta to David Wattyftoun, fon and heir of John Wattyftoun, of the half of the lands of Wattyftoun, in the

fhire of Forf.ire, with an annual duty of eight marks furth of the thanedom of Thanethays ; on his own refignation. 34 Con. of a grant by John de San£to Michaeli, to Patrick de Sanquhare, of the lands of Murecrofte, lyand in the barony of Polgowny, and fhire of Aberdeen, to be holden of the Baron of Polgovmy. 35 to Alexander de Gairdyne, of the lands of Borowfield, in the flnre of Forfare, by refignation of Wil- liam Dominiis de Grame.

36 to John Cambell of Lowdounhill, of the lands of Chalachbrek, extending to a ten-mark land, in the

earldom of Carrick, and fliire of Are, on the refignation of Thomas M'Dowell. 37 to Walter Stewart E.irle of Athole and Caithnefs, the Regent's brother, of the barony of Cortoquhy, with the advocation of the kirk thereof, in the fliirje of Forfare, by refignation of Archibald Earl of Douglas. 38 Con. of a grant by Janet de Ketht Domina de Gallyftoun, during the time of her widowity, to William de Hamyltoun, Knight, her fon, of the lands of Bathcat, in conftab. Linlithgow, vie. Edinburgh.

39 to John de Hawdene, of the lands of Hawdene and Zethame, in vtc. Roxburgh ; the lands of Broch-

toun, vie. Peebles ; on the refignation of William de Hawdene his father. 40 Con. of a grant by Margaret de Cragy, with confent of Herbert de Maxwell her hufband, and of Alex- ander Stewart her fon and heir, to William Currour Forlter burgefs of Edinburgh, of the lands of Ardlory, in Kinrofs-fliire.

41 to Chriftian and Janet, daughters to William, fon of Robert burgefs of Dumfermling, of the fourth part of the lands of Milnflatt, and third part of Wefloun, in the conftabulary of Hadyngtoun, and fhire of Edinburgh, on the refignation of John de Echlyne vicar of Kinneff.

42 to Alexander de Lauder, and Elizabeth Forfler his fpoufe, daughter to Jo. Forfter of Corftorphyne, of the lands of Plat, Weflhall, and North Raw, in the barony of Rathow, and fhire of Edinburgh, on the refignation of faid Alexander, holden of the Prince. 43 Con. of a fale by Patrick Gray, Knight, to Robert de Seres burgefs of Dunde, of a part of the com- moun meadow at the north of the burgh of Dunde. 44 to David de Feme burgefs of Perth, of the lands of Mukelere, in the barony of Cluny, and fhire of Perth, by refignation of David de Grame. 45 to Thomas de Corfby, of the lands and barony of Bowne, in Berwicldhire, on the refignation of Tho- mas de Corfby his father. 46 to Thomas de Kirkpatrick, of the lands and barony of Kyllofbarne and Brygburgh, in Dumfries-fhire, on his own refignation.

47 to Archibald Earl of Douglas Damino Galwidie, and the heirs-male of his body ; whilks failing, to the Earl of March, and his heirs-male, " Dominii vallis Anandie," by refignation of George Earl of

March, and George de Donbare his fon and heir. 48 —— Con. of a grant by Thomas Mautalent, with confent of William his fon, to Mariot de Crag, and Wil- liam Watfon her fon, of the lands of Quhylta and Greffilloun, in the fhire of Peblys. :

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jine Roll of Robert Duke of Albany, marked thus on the back, Henricus Comes Orkadia Dnus de Sto Claro.

This is the twelfth and Jajl Roll of Charters tidw in the General Regifer-Hotife.

In confifts of nine-and-twenty charters, granted by Robert Duke of Albany as Regent of Scotland, in the fe* cond, fourth, fifth, fixth, feventh, and eighth years of his regency. Eight of thofe charters are dated at Perth, fix at Edynburgh, three at Doun in Menteth, three at Inverkeithing, two at Strivelyng, two at Falkland, one at Are, one at Coupar in Fyfe, and one at Dunfenneling : In two, viz.

No. 1 6, and 17, the place is not mentioned. No. 15, 16, 17, and 19, have no witnefles. Gilbert Bifliop of Aberdeen is a witnefs to al! the reft: An- all drew de Hawyk, the Regent's Secretary, is witnefs to the twenty-five that have witnefles, except No. 3 : Ro-* bert Stewart of Fyfe, the Regent's grandfon, is a witnefs to i, 2, 3, 10, 14, 18, 21, 22, 23, 25, and 28: John Stewart, fometimes ftyled Doot;/;;//, fometimes Earl of Buchan, is witnefs to i, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11,

de Lorn, to and '20 : Robert 13, 14, 18, 20, 21, and 22: John Stewart Dominits 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 14,

Earl of Marr, to 1 8 : Walter Stewart Earl of Athol and Catnes, Stewart of Lorn, to 5, and 6 : Alexander Stewart

Bifliop of Glafgow, to 1 1 : Walter Bifliop of Brechin, to ro 20 : Henry Bifliop of St Andrew's, and William 9,

: Archibald Earl of Douglas, to 10, 1 and 28 : 22, and 23 : Patrick Earl of Strathern, to 6 7, 8, 9, 1, 27,

of Craufurd, to 20 : William Domitnts de Graham, to George Earl of March, to 7, 8, and 10 : Alexander Earl

Roos de Hawkhede, and Skyrmczour, to i : Da- 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 20, and 22 : Robert de Maxwell, John John

: William de Kynros, to : Elizeus de Kyninmond, Dun- vid Berclav, to i, 2, 3, 5, 6, 12, 13, 14, 22, and 24 2 can de Lychtoun, and Alexander de Gardyn, to 3 : George de Lefly, to 3, and 5 : William de Haya of Lochor- wart, and John Sympill of Elyotftoun, to 4 : Michael de Name, to 5, and 13 : Alexander de Uchterlowny, to 6

to : Coniyne, Robert de Ferny, to 6, and 12 : William de Abirnethy, and William de Crawforde, 10 Richard

: of Kilbride, to Walter to 12, ai\d 13 : John de Camera of Glafly, to 12, and 23 John de Camera 29: de

Curry, to 14, 22, and 23 : Robert de Maxwell of Caldorwod, to 18, 21, 22, and 23 : John Forfl:er of Cor- ftorfine, to 18, and 21 : Alexander de Ogilby flierifFof Forfar, to 18 : James de Arnot, and David de Allyrdas,

William Borthwic the fon, and Robert de Pringil, to : Williana to 23 : William de Lyndefay de RofTy, de 24 de Borthwic the father, to 24, 26, 27, and 28 : Duncan Rollo, to 24, 26, and 27 : David de Edmondflioun,

John de Swyntoun, and Patrick de Abirnethi, to 25 : William de Cadyhow, to 26, 27, and 28 : Andrew Tail-

lefer, to 16 : Robert de Livingftoun, to 28 : Alexander de Lawedre, John de Corntown, and Thomas de Dou-

glas, to 29.

1 Carta Con of a grant by William de Cunningham, to Juhn Tuinebule, fon of AdamTurncbule of Quhithop'e, of the lands of Haflyndenebank, in Roxburghfiuve. 2 Con. of a charter by Hugh Frafer Domimis de Lovet et de Kymell, to Peter de Strivclyne, and John his

fon, of the lands of Eftir Breky, in the barony of Kynnell, and fhire of Fotfare ; the original charter

de Ogilby flneviff of Forfarc, Walter de is dated at Kynnell, 30th March 1407 -, witnefles, Alexander Ogilby Doniiniis de Carcary, William de Camera Demiiius de Fyndoun, Thomas Lyell reftor of the kirk of Kynnell, and Alexander de Gardyne. 3 to Duthac de Carncgy, of the half town of Kynnard, with the fuperiority of the hrewhoufe thereof, by refignation of JNIariot de Kynnard.

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Telyne, and Polgavy, in 4 Carta to Dungall M'Dowale, of the baronies of Yhefter, Doncanlaw, Morhame, vicecom. de Edinburgh, Forfare, and Perth, by refignation of Eupham GiiFart, daughter and one of the heirs of Hew GifFart. a grant by Alexander de Strathechine of Ledynturk, to David Berclay of Durn, of ane annual- J Con. of rent of five merks out of the lands of Pettgarvie, in the fhire of Kincardyne. the barony 6 to William Idell of Murebrakis, of the 3d part of the baronies of Balc.ly-and Kyngerok, in

of Seres, and fliire of Fyfe, by refignation of Robert de Carnecors. by refignation of 7 to William de Borthwic, of the lands of Borthwic and Thoftcotys, in SelklrkQiire, Robert Scott. 8 Con. of a wadfet by William de Monte Alto of Lpfcragy, to John his fon, of the lands of Frefwick and Ochyngill, in Caithnefs. 9 to William Watfon, fon to William Watfon of Cranyftoun, of the lands of Trekware and Schelynglaw, in the (hire of Peblys, on the refignation of faid William Watfon. ^0 Con. of a charter by Henry de Sanfto Claro Earl of Orkney, to his brother John de Sanao Clare, of the lands of Sunellifhope and Loganhoufe, in the moor of Pentland, and fhire of Edinburgh. The

original charter is dated at Rollyne, 12th September 1410-, but it has no witnefles. Robertoun, 1 1 —— Con. of a charter by James tie Douglas Deminus de Dalketh, to his fon James -de Douglas of of the lands of Stanypeth and Baldwynyfgil!, now in the biirony of Dalkeith, formerly in the barony

of Lintoun. The original charter is dated at Dalketh, loth of July 141 1 ; witneiTes, James de Dou- glas, fon and heir of faid James de Douglas of Dalketh, William Monypeny, James Watfon Arch- dean of Tevidale, Alexander de Grahame, Adam de Corry, and Alexander Glffard. 1% « Con. of a charter by King Robert III. to the Abbay of Jedworth, of the hofpital of St Mary Magdalen's is at Glafgu, 2d chappel of Ruthirfurde, , in the fliire of Roxburgh. King Robert's charter dated Glafgow, Archi- May, an. reg. 6to ; witnefFes, Walter Bifhop of St Andrew's, Mathew Bifhop of bald Earl of Douglas Dominus Galiuidifi James de Douglas Domhius de Dalketht, Thomas de Erflcyne, and Alexander de Cockburne Keeper of the Great Seal. Haliburtoun his brother, of the 13 Con. of -a charter by Walter de Haliburtoun of Dirleton, to George de lands and miln of Gogare. The original charter is dated at Dryltoun, 8th June 1409; witneflesj George dc Dunbarr Earl of Marche, Henry de Sando Claro Earl of Oikynnay, William de Lynde-

fay, William de Sanfto Claro, Robert de Lawedre, Walter de Haliburtoun, Alexander de Halibur- toun, John de Haliburtoun, William Bonvile, William de Cranyftoun, and William de Hafwell. 14 — Con. of a graot by Alexander Stawart Earl of Marr and Garviach, and Domitms de Dufie in Brabant, to his brother Andrew Stewart, of the lands of Sandhalcli, in the barony of Monblary, and fhire of ihive of Aberdeen. Banf ; and the lands of Tulquhorfk, in the earldom of Marr, and his wife, to Eu- IF __ Con. of a charter by Patrick de Grahame Earl of Strathern, with confent of Eufamia famia de Lindefai, daughter of Alexander de Lindefai of Gleneik, of ane annualrent of 5 1. Scots at Perth, 6th furth of the two towns of Kinkell, in the (liire of Perth. The original charter is dated witnefles. December 1406 ; but contains no Crauforde, to the faid Eufamia du- 56 ___ Con. of ane annualrent granted by Alexander de Lyndefay Earl of fliire Forfare. ;ring her life, out of the lands of Wefter Brichtey, in the of to his filler the faid Eufamia, out . of an annualrent of five marks granted by William de Eyndelay, J ^ Con. of his two towns of RoiTy, in Fyfefhire. Marifchal of Scotland, to his fon John de Keth, of the barony 1 Con. of a charter by Robert de Keth at Aberdene, 2d June wit- of Troup, in the fiiire of Banf. The original charter is dated 1413 ; of Marr and Garviach, nefles, Gilbert Bifliop of Aberdeen Chancellor of Scotland, Alexander Earl Henry de Preftoun, Alexander de Keth, William de Keth, and Alexander de Irwsne Dominus de Drum. —

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19 Precept to the (heriff of Kincardyn, ordering him to caufe to be paid to the Bifliop of Brechin tlie fecond teinds, fecundas decimas, of wardis, reliefs, marriages, fines, and efcheats within that (hire. 20 Carta Con. of a grant by Walter de Ogilvile of Carcary, to St George's altar in the kirk of Brechine, of lo marks annually furth of the lands of the kirktoun of EfRe, Kelore, and Fingafk, in the {hire of For-

far.

21 Con. of ane indenture betwixt William de Fentoun of Baky, on the one part, and Margaret dc le Ard of Ercles and Thomas de Chefehelme, her fon and heir, on the other part, dividing between them

the lands of which they were heirs portioners, viz. the barony of Rethy, in Forfarfliire ; the lands Quodquen, in Lanark(hire the barony of of Culafe and Buthcrgafk, in Perthfliire ; the lands of ; and miln thereof, and the lands of Strathy and Pronny, Ga(k, in Forfarfhire ; the town of Kinrofly, Tollis, and Culquhork, in the earl- in the earldom of Strathern ; the barony of Drumblate, the two

in the barony of Crouden, and (hire of Aberdeen ; dom of Marr ; the two Arketys and Craigtown, and the lands of the Ard, in Invernefs-(hire. The indenture is dated at Kinro(ry, 2jth April 1403, but has no witnelTes. 22 Con. of a grant by William Crab burgefs of Aberdene, to the Carmelite Friars of Aberdene, of various fubjeds and annualrents.—Mention is here made of the Denburn, the Stokrude, St Mary's well, Clay, fol- hills, the croft called the Cuttyng, the Loch of Dee, and the Milns of the Jufticiary ; and of the

lowing ftreets, viz. the Shipraw, the Gallowgate, the Green, Futy, and the Key. This charter is emitted in the Old Index.

of to liis fon, of the lands of Balbot, 23 Con. of a grant by John Monypeny Petmoly, Thomas Monypeny in tlie conftabulary of Craill, vie. Fyfe. 2A to John Stewart Earl of Buchan, the Regent's fon, and Elizabeth de Douglas his fpoufe, daughter to Archibald Earl of Douglas, of the lands of Stewartoun and Ormifhuch, in the barony of Cunning- ham, and (hire of Ayr, refigned by the faid Archibald Earl of Douglas. lands of Dunlop, in the barony of Conynghame, and (hire of Air, by refig- 2^ to the fame perfons, of the nation of the faid Earl of Douglas. lands of Trabuyage, in the earldom of Carryke, and 26 to the faid Earl of Buchan, and his fpoufe, of the Douglas. (hire of Are, on the refignation of the faid Archibald Eari of of Tulchfrafer, in the (hire of Strivelyne, on the refigna- 27 to the faid Earl and his fpoufe, of the lands tion of faid John Earl of Buchan. 2g to the fame perfons, of the barony of Tulicultre, in the (hire of Clackmanane. lands of Buteland, in the (hire 19 to Margaret de Abirnethy, daughter of William de Borthwic, of the of Edinburgh, on the refignation of Archibald Earl of Douglas Dominus Galwidie tt vallis Jnandie.

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INDEX to the Religious Houfes, Corporations, &c. to which the Charters are granted, and to

all the Perfons, excepting thofe Witneffes to the Royal Charters and to the Charters by the

Regent Robert Duke of Albany pointed out in a feparate Arrangement fubjoined to the Intro- dudion.

thi divided an- THE figures followed by commas denote the pagss ; the figures following e commas, and from one ether by points, denote the entries in the different pages. When the fame numerical figures occur more than once, prefixed to different entries, in the fame page, (as in

page 23. where each of the figures 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, occurs thrice), the fecond and fubfequent entries of each

fi> repeated, figure is pointed out by the fmall figures 2, 3, 4, &c. placed at the upper right-hand corner of the figures

like the figures indicating the fquarc and cube roots, &c. in algebraical notation. Thus, in page 23. the figures 3' after after the name Keith fhows, that Keilh is mentioned in the fecond marginal enti")' marked by the figure 3; and 3'

Blunt (liows, that the name Blunt will be found in the third marginal entry marked by figure 3. referred to Some entries in different pages of the book have no marginal figures prefixed. Such entries are here by under Aberhrothuch Abb. the number of the line in which they occur, the letter / being prefixed to the figure. Thus,

Aberbrothock is mentioned in the 20th line from the top of will be found 156, /. 20. which fhows that the Abbot of the 156th page. or place, is written or fpelt in diffe- Inflead of copying all the varieties in which the fame name, either of pcrfon

rent place? of the book, the moft ufual orthography is adopted. as//i«j Duncani, flks Donah!i,flius Willielml, JUius When the Latin word//mj is added to a Latin Chriftian name, ufed in modern writing, viz. Buncanfon, mihtri, flius Robnli, fdhis Petri, &:c. the name is here given in Englith as it is DumdJfon, Wllllamfon, l^citfon, Robert/on, Pater/on, &c.

Adam, 3 chaplain of King D.ivid II. 185.— 88, 235.— lot, 7. — icS, 3o>

1 60 yi. 107. jL\ Berbrothock Abbey and Abbot, 29, 74> 72- — 16, 58. 57. — 122, 126, 14.— 127, 15. 26.— 132, 53.— 2.V— 49. •'• 4' -54' 9— (J.^ ''• Adamfon, 125, 3. 9-— 1- 19- 2\— 8^i, 255—97, 319.— 116, 58. Aelfrinus, a ciiaplain to King David I. 148, 2^—151, 3- 5- 'S6, — ,62, 13.-166, 12. 59. 60.— 126, 14 — 127, 26— 138, (26, 14. 20. Hoftiario, judiciary of Scotland, St Andrew's burrow, 43, 34.-69, 1. 34. 20.— 140, I 7.— I 56, 1. — 158, 46. Alano 3"<-— 71- S--'4S. Aberbrothock burrow, 54, 8". M5. 7- —72, 74. '37. Aberdeen, 17, 46. Duke ot Albany, 104, 12^.-111, 61. 2^ Aberdeen, Bifliop and Chapter, 29, — 162, 13. 10. St All Jrcw's Priory, 4, 35-— -O. 3- Ati^u,, 1. 9.— 20.— 62, zi. —69, I. 15. 1. 16. 1. 21. Allan's Ion, 16, 26.— 156, 1. II. 2), 19.-39. 6.-1J6, — 71, i6."i8. 19.-72, 24.-101,7. Aldecambus, 156, 1. 13. '57. 35- of .Angus of the Ifles, 41, 7. — 156, 1. 34.-162, 12. 13 — 166,18. Alexander I. II. and III. Kings - 6" Earl and Countefs of, 8, 88.— Aberdeen burrow, 2, 42.— 16, 22. 31. Scotland, 22, 5. 24, 3. 4.-25, Angus, I 40-— 2'— 52. «3- — 42, .0. 12. 13. 18' 43, 2^.-51, -49, 2 —55, 9- -63, —>ii, i6.> 3^, 44.-43. 49. 18. 25. 10^. 8. 7.— 1. 42- _;8, 7 —61, 6.-62, —65, 32. — 53, 3r.— 58, — 66, — 101, 15s, 14.— 66, 3'.—70, 1. 11.-73,45.51. 69, 1. 24.-72, 28.-75, 88.— 82, Alkoats, 12, 56. - I.- 21. 46. Allan of Galloway, 3, 15. — 80, 140. — 81, 151.—87, 219. 225. 165. 128, 138, 49, j 241. ig8,. 23. 25 —'I14, 27, — 167, 22. lAUanfon, 2, 53. — 12, 56. — 15, 14. — 89, 112.— Abernetl.y, 4,6.-15,3 23, 4.— 32,! 16, 26.— 21, 25.— 110, 19. — 116, 'S2 — 120, 57.— 123, 2 10. '7---'39. 8. 9.— 140, 22.— II. 18.— 33, 44.-35, 16.— 4^ 23.!x\llardes, 52, 3.-78, 1 16.— a6, '35' 7- 5-- —45, 14.-52, >3--54. 5—5^. '4-! ,'45. 9'- •47. A^.nand, 8. 85. 14, 100,- 21, 24.— —57, 35-— 58, 7.— 61, 6 — 65, 14. lAllmtoun, 122, 107. r7. 24.-69, 5 80, 137 -K4, —66, 3-.— 72, 29.— 73, 45 — 80,'Alycht, 28, 16. 47, 86, 203.-120,63.-129, 31. 145.— 81, 1:6. -84, 184— 85, 191. Amarus, 155, 1. 36. 185.— 8. l4^ — 87, 219.225 — 89,241. — 114,27. Ancroft, 156, 10. — 135, 9. Appletcun, 113, :. 122,94. laS, 2. 116, 54. 62.— '18, 8. — 120, 57.— Anderfon, 61, 7. — — Applynden, ,37, ,.— 142, 70 157, 33.-158, St Andrew's Uilhop, 43, 34.-46, 50. 9, 93. Arbu'.hnotl. '.6, 8.-82, 163. 53.- 167, 29. 69, 1. 34-- 7i> S.— 72, 38.-73. 4'- ,2(), 12. Abrcdalgy, 6, — 87.-78, 118.— 79, 125. 134. ArchiinK), 4V j 7J. 135.-80, 15c.— Si, 152.— 84, 184. Ardblair, 89, 24S.; Abrekerdour, 152, 17.— 157, 35. | U u —— — — ——.i

INDEX TO THE RELIGIOUS HOUSES, PERSONS, &c.

Arde, 16, II. 12. —20, 5. — 26, ry.— 79.-26, 34.-53, 28. — 78, 116 — Boyd, 6, 46 47. 48 13, 77. 86. 87. 120, 45. 46. 59. 60.— 129, 27. 28 79, I2J.— Ho, 137. — 86,202.209. — 14, 104.—22, 58. — 40, 28. — 41, 6. — 167, 21. 90, 2J9.—91, 26;.— 100, I-.— I 3, —68, 7. — 83, 182. — 115, 50.— Ardlere, 54, 13.— 66, 21.— 89, 248.— 7. — 12;, 97. — 124, 22 — 12S, s. 117, 65.— '47, II. I 24, ic. 139 14.— 140, 30.-143,94.-144, Boy'l, 142, 81. •'- Boyman, Ardruffan, 6, 51. — 13, 97. — 44, 3. — '5^ 37-— 'S9. 6.— 166, 5. 75. 86. 6'^. 49. 1- 3-— 7y. 86. Barde, 8, 79 — 144, 35. Brade, 58, —83, iPo. Arf, 6, 49.— 14, no. III. 113.—81, Barkar, 40, 31. i'.raidy, 24, 16.-30, 21.—36, 32. 160. Barnes, 67, 5', '.raiofa, 155, 1. 35. Areler, 66, 21. Barin, 37, 9^. '.'laks, 24, 13. Argyle, 15, 15, The Barons of Argyll, 28, I. Brechin, 18, 79. — 19, 103 26, 34. — Argyll, the Barons of, 2S, i. Barrowman, 33, 47. 33, ..^5- Au.>ftrang, 76 95-—156, 1. 28. Bartholomew, an Earl's fon, temp. Reg. 'Brechin, Archdeacon of, 80, 140.—81,

David, i"', I 151. A reus, !J7, 37. 24, f. Bartholomew, 16. . .Kin, Bidiop of, 8. Addrk, 44, 5'^-— ;-4, ?9- 3c, — 57, 34.-7". 51, 42.—71, Afielmus, an Arcr.deacon tempore R 07.-84, 188. •'.:, 12. — 75, 8:.— ;8, 1(6. liS

."', 1 •'attall, II, 41. 125 13:. 8c, 150.-81, David. 1 5 J, 34. — 37, lo*. 9, 134. — Athole, Earl of, (3, go. — 17, 41. — 18 Balyftoun, 52, 55. 15 .—82, 167 16H, — S<3, 174.—84,

- oaxter, 185. 65. 83. 19, 105. — 26, II.— 44, 4- 46, 1 9. 184. — 86, 212 .22, 107 —48, 29.— 51, 46. -52, 47 —52, 29. BeanuB, Reftor of St Mary's in Arra'i. 167, 19. — lo', 7.- 162, 13.— 164, 37. 75, 86. 'Viunt 79. 137. Atholia, de, 18, 6j. 83.-47, 18. Beaiichamp, Earl of Warwick, loS, -c. iirinyngs or B.ounyiigs, 2, 38.—3, 3'. Auchterlony, (37, 8. — 15c, 2. Beddebie, 24, 3. 4. 7^. --8, 84— 15 16.— .6, 19—17,33. Aughinfour, 25, 6. Bell, 137, 6. Biifbane, 2, 29.— 76, 95. — 142, 74. Bellomonte, Brito, Hugo de, I. Auldburgh, 52, ^3.— 83, i 8c. (Beaumont), 20, 114. 155, 35. AuWiftoun, 120, 61. — 129, 29. — 143 Benharne, 125, 3. Brown, 14, 100. 101. 102.— 17, 4-. 97- Beiiyne, 83, 176.— 126, 7. 2', 39-—3', 33—36, 24-—52, 4^- Auldwell, 57, 36. Bererrgarius, 155, I. 35. —73, 54-— '15,47 — "9> 20.-124, AutlJn, 42, 8.-69, '• '3-— 7'> 14- Bet, 87, 227. — 121, 70.— 126, 7. 8. 9. 23.— 133, 27 — 144, 3-.— 145. Awbyne, i jS, 42. 'Vtoun, I, 8.—6c, II. 9- AwmfrayJs, 33, 33. Beu, 106, 14. Bruce, I, 2j.— 2, 49. CO. —6, 37. 45. 62. Aylbotis, 19, 94. Bickartoun, 41, 3. — I2i, 75.— 135, 8. — 12, 54. — II, 9c. 91.— 14, J 14. 2'. Aynfiay, 119, 37. — 163, 27. — 15, 3. — 18, 65. 82. 83. — 19, Ayr burrow, 14, 118.— 25, 12. 13.— Bidirn, Walter de. Chancellor to King 8j. 107.— 22, 51.— 23, 3'.—24, 15. 2'. 55' 9- Wdliam, 79, 137. — 25, 15. 16. 17.—26, II —27, Ayrlli, 19, IC9. — 29, I. 23. — 65, l^ Binning, 55, 8. ~3'' 5' >3-—33, 43- — 35, n' — — 76, 91. — 88, 240. — 117, 75.— Bifapiftoun, 77, 100. 36, 2 —37, 14, 11*. — 38, 33.-49, 147, 52. BifTet, 2, 36 8, 87.-28, 10'.—31, 1. 26.-51, 35 —54, 7'. 7S ii\— 4. 16. — 'c, Aytoun, 7, 70.—60, 29. .?5-—4-1> 59 —48, 2^ 3\—49, 3^ 56, — j9, 19.—63, 53. — ;5, 6.—j8, 5' —65, 3 —68, i'. 64, 6— 76, Q/.—85, 192. 194.—88. — 73, 42.— 14, 62.— 76, g2 79, 23^ —9i» 260. 261. 262.— iiy, 37. Badley, 28, 5. 125, —j;2, 166. —83, 174—87, 22^ 38.— 116, 6: — 119, 20. — 126, 14. Baillic, 30, 17 — 33, 25.-36, 28.— 230.— 88, 231.-90, 254.— !C7, 23. — 135, 8 — 144, 39—146, 43 —'54. 50, 14. — 162, 17. — 120, 56.— 129, 25.— 151, 8. 24.— 155, 1.34. Balbreny, 50, 17. Blair, 6, 50.— 31, 37 33, 30-— 36, Buchan, 52, 54. Balcadcy, 67, 2'.— 120, 55.— 121, 75. 3S.—38, 13.—44, 58. 9.-49, 1.4 Buchari, Earl of, I, 2^.— 2, 44.— 13, — I2C;, 24. —51^, 14.—59, 2.-68. 12.— 74, 61. 79.90 — 15, 8.— 20, 119.— 2;, 4'. 8". Balcoimy, 20, 116. — 77, loo. — 117, 70. —75, 86.—80, 143—89, 248.— 115, —27, i'.—68, —80, 149.— 101, — 129, 30.— 143, 12. 36, 52.— 145, 21.— 150, 2. 7.— 124, 20. 25. 26.— 134, 39.40, Balfour, 41, 16.— 79, 125.— 151, 8. Blaneraddock, 47, 2H. '47, 7— '48, 34.— !6o, 9. .0— Balllol, I, 4.— 4, 22. — 5, iK. 24.— lencamfchape, 14, 98.— 20, 9. 162, 16. — 163, 19. 20.— 167, 24. 25. 6, 41. 46— 7, 52. 57-— 'z. 73— B!cr '9- ' Baiiiiatyiie, 42, 8 43, 32 — 71, 14 Bonnyman, <;j, 2. 85, .97 7?. 47 Borthwick, l"47, 5c.— 166,7.— 167, 29.JBurnett, 17, 53.57. Baiincrman, 35, 12'. — 84, 187. — 91, 'ofco, 156, 1.9. Knrncville, 126, 14.— 156, 1. 11. Bofevil, 158, 53. Burntown, 147, 52. 53. Baibour, f, 4.-5, 20- 21. 23.—6, 36. "othwell, 6, 5r.—53, 26.-66, 3-.— Burr, 37, -'.—48, 33.34. 37.- 138, 21. 81, 158.- 263. IButler, 49, Barclay, 2, 37. 47. 48.— 17, 34— 18, Bour, 147, 3. Butter, J 48, 32. — — —— — ——

INDEX TO THE RELIGIOUS HOUSES, PERSONS, &c. 17c

Butterga(l<, 41, 39. 39. 40—44, y.- Carrutheris, 9, 92. 93. Corbetfon, 36, 42. 45, 18.— J J, 3 —54, !0'. ii'.—ss Carfan, 118, 5. 6. Corrie, 67, 11.—74, 73.-88, 236.— 19. 20—56, 7. 12.—59, 16. — 77; Cathcart, 115, 37. 38. 166, II. 100. Cattill, 140, 32. Corfby, 164, 45. Bydounc, 96, 313.— 131, 20. ChackJock, 55, 4. Corfs, 125, 30. 32. 10. Chalmer, (Camera), 7, 6y.— 14, 103. Cofibur, 5, 9. —30, 4.—35, 4. —51, 16, 14. — 17, 36.— 19, 95.— 22, 56. 4c.—63, 52.—82, 167.—97, 320.— Cairncors, 141, 66.— 166, 6. —37. 5"— 38. 17- 29—39. 53— "5. 45-— '3'. 21- Cairns. 50, 18—75, 84- 41, 41.—43, 35 —46, 8.-47, 23.— Coupar Abb. 4, 38. 39.—61, i. Caithnefs, Bifliop of, 101, 7. 60, 22. — 6», 9. II. 2' 69, 1. 33. Coupar burrow, 56, 3. Caithncfs, Earl of, 29, 24.—51, 34. 72, 37.— >-'5. 199— '>9' 24.-138, Cowan, 128, 1 1. 121, 79 122, III.— 14c, 19. 31. 35.— 148, 21 — 157, 36. 37—165 2. Cowper, 54, 9'. 32.-164, 37. Chapman, 52, 54. ;;, 2.—82, 17c. Crab, 15, 21.— 16, 20.— 17, 32.—32, Cal-wall, 14;, I. 132, ^o. 9.-46, 53. 55—53. 2— 7<, II.— Calleiitar, 38, 25. —42, 5.— ;8, 3. — 71. King Charles IV. of France, 106, 14. 128, I.— 157, 36.— 167, 22. King Charles V. of France, 100, 4. Craig, 42, 4. —57, 2 6.'^i64, 48. Cambow, 25, 8^.9".— 117, 7c III, 64. 68. jCraigie, 25, 18.-32, 11.—55, 3—56, 1. Cambrin, 77, lOO. ! King Charles VI. of France, iii, 61. 8.-57, 22.-70, 4.-73, H'—83. 88. Canibrown, 6S, 16, — 1 12, 69. 171.—97, 323.— 121, — 122, 101. Canibuflceniieth Abb 4, 34.— 54, 2^ Charteris, 5, 17. 131, 24 132, 33.— 164, 40. 6". — ^7, —fii, 10.— ^^4, 8. —68, 3'. Chene, 11, 28.-32, 4— 33, 37.-34, Craik, 24, 2 —44, 11.—94, 396. —76, 99-— «'' «53-— '4'. 5»- '7-— 39. 47-—43> 3'-—62. 22.— 6S, Crail Priory, 51, 25. Campbell, 6, 38—14, 122. 123. 124. 17.— 70, 1. 5.—73, 4''-— 79. 132-— Crambeth, 78, 115.— 158, 55. — 15, 10. II. 15. 19. — 18, 7j. — 19, So. 149.— 151, 13. Cranftoun, 61, 13.— 121, 83.— 166, 13. IC5.—20, 118.— 2,-, [4. — 26, II. Chefehelme, 80, 14c.— 134, 39.— 167, Crawfurd, 6, 42.— 14, 120.—32, 19.— 1.5. .8. 31.—28, 4.— 29, 1.18.—3;, 2 I. 37. 7'— -1'. 36—47. 20- 21.—57, 36.—36, 37.—39, 8- 10.—44, 7. • Chirnfyde, 141, 59. 25.-58, 2.-62, 26.-82, 166— 2'. 49, 1.4.—^62, 29.—68. I". 1. 2 J. iChiry, 80. 143. 148, 31.— 152, 19—158, 41.42.— _75, S6.—83, 177. 178.-92,275- jClapliam, 94, 295.— 131, 17. — 151, 7. 161, 2. Earl of, —93, 281.— t 15, 5!.— m5, 53.5-'. Clarky, 62, 20. Crawfurd, 141, 64.— 142, 83. 88. — 120, 50.— 135, 8. — 137, 17.— 142, CilTor, 6, +4.— 7, 71 73-- 84. — 148, 28. 29.— i6l, 4. 5. 6. 7. 162, 8. 9. 166, 16. 76.— 149, 38.— ijS, 49.— 163, 17.— —26, 20. 35-—30. 3- S — 35. 4-- — — 10.— 56, 2. Crichtor, 5, 27. 31, 46. 164, 36. I 50, — 45 36, Camfy, 92, 275. jCithariil, (Harper), 7, 65.—33, 32.- 44. 4-—55. 3 — i*3. 17'— 84. 184- Capella, iH, 64.-114, 28 — 118, 15. 38, 22.-56, 16. —85, 193. — 120, 67.— 126, 14. — 119, 24.— 120, 65.— 129, 33. Clenconnan, 57. 129. 35—146, ^^— 148, 15. Caplochy, 12 1, 89. Clerk, 9, 92. 93.— U 10.— 56, Cromdole, 76, 95. Cardny, 97, 317.— 123, 114 — 124, 13. iiS, 8.— 129, i8.- '33. 37— Cronfod, 43, 28. I 29.— 30.— 5. 6. 163, 9. Crooks, 56, 16. 14, 15.— 125, 131, 134, 1 4. 7— 4 14c, 33. Clerk of Regiller, 61, 3 •67. 5- — CrofTevile, 135, 15. — I 11. CarpiU, 58, 5' —g7, 223— c>6, 308.— 68, 1'.— 74, 65.-85, 198. Cruffragwcll Abb. 3, 10. —23, 13. 114, 26.— 118, 8 130, 1. S. Cnoiiut, 5, 15. — 116, 58. 59. 6c.— 142, 69. Carlile, 47, 16.—74, 73. iCoci, (Cook), 16, 30. Croufur, 97, 32c.— 131, 21. 8. Culchone, 18. 61,5. Carlton, 14, 114.—94, 287-—9^. 3H' 'Cockburn, 24, 2. —43, 25.— 50, 47, — — 115, 37. 130, 9. 64, 2.-69, '• 27-— 72. 3'— 7''. 9'- 38. Culk-s, 78, 118. Cariiegisr, 141, s'^-— l6j, 3. 93-— 79. 135- 136.— ><4, 184. 185 Carnoco and Carnock, II, 53.— 12, 63. 85, 193.— 121, 88.— 124, 11. — 126, Cullen, 37, 11'.—53, 2. Culnehach, 81. loj. —17, 52.-39, 4-—45. M-—49. 9- 1. 15.— 14S, 22.— 156, 1. 3? — 161, 13, 78. — 14, —51,

. 8. 12. 14. 26. 2.— 12. 28.-52, 5.-86, 211. — 59, —6c, — 126, — 127, 166, Carpenter, (Wright), 18, 62.-2 • jColdingham, 156, 1. 9. Culquhen, 47, 18. Culrofs Abb. 36. 4. 8. 22, 55. 29, I.20. 4c. 28. 41, 4 . Coldingham Priory, 3, 20.—55, i. 4, — 147, — 151, 22. Cuming, I, 24. 44. 46. 5, 12. 24. Carrick, 5, 26.-7, /C— 18, 72.-25 ,| 82, 169.— 152, —2, — 58.: 4G, —7, 72.-8, 80.— 10, 23.— 13, T9.— ic'.—33, 32. —39, — 29.—-Cochran, 50, 7.— 157.34. '2. 20, 119.' 14 4*. 41, 42-—+5' 4'-—46, S--—47. '2'. Colquhoun, 47, 18.—61, 5. — 115, 37. 18, — —24, 25, 1'.— 14' 14. 19.— 56, g.— 6«, ID.- 92, 275. —26, 28.-27, 35, 43, 56.-53, 19 4.-68, — 93. 277- 278—114, 5.— 134. 6.—-Colli, 64, 13.— 77, 104. 45.-46, — 54, 20. 2'. 8.—70, 1. 13.—80, 149.—83, 183 135. 7-8 iColville, 30, —36, 31.— 49, — Earl of, 10. 48, 7. 51 I. 2.— 127, 23.— 36. 84, l8v. 9^, 257 94,286.— loi, Carritk, 3, — — :[ 50, 148, — '62, 35.-62, 35-— 64, 17-— 77.' ic8.—-iComedinus, the phyfician, 75, 86. 7.— 134, 40—137. 4— 13. Cunyne, 85, 194.-90, 258.-92, 276— 93 :|Conhethe, 4c, w. 73, 55. Cunyngburgh, 6, 51.-1^5, 7. 277.— loi, 7-— "2> 71-— "5. 35 . jConftable, 64, 19.—75, 88. 13. 61. 37. 38.— 116, 60.61.63.— 117, 64. iConftable of Scotland. See Hay, and Cunynghani, 5, — 7, 53.— 12, 23.— 30. I'— "• — 119, 27—122, 92.97— 127, 15 2-t. 12- .5, 28, 9'— 35. I 21.— 132, 7-— '34. 6.— 135, 7- »2 [Copland, 37, 9'. —42, 7. I..—45. '6.-59. 7—64, jCovbct, 28,2. 36,42. 4c, 17. 68, 2'. 71, 17. — 77, 108 — '5'. 3- S—i(>2, '3- 11, 50.— — — — — 6c, I). 80, 148.— 299.— 114) 21. ii9j Carrikis, 5, 26. I 31. — 95, —— — —

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38'— '34. 5— '37. H-— 138, 3f.— 23';- 239- — 90, 258-— 97. 319— Junkeld, Bifliop of, 60, 2;.— 79, I2J. . 140, H.— 141, 54.— 146, 27.— 159, 116, 56. 58. 59. 6c— i2f, 73. 7'''. — 88, 235.— 116, 58. 59. 60.— Sl6, 8. — 161, I — 162, 17 163, 17. 91.— 122,92. 102.— 123, II. — 125, 14 — 127, 15.-151, 3.5.9. 165, 1. 34. 4.5. — 126, 6. 7. 14.— 128, 14. iJunmore, 45, 35 Currour, 162, 12.— 164, 40. — 130, 6— 131, 31— 132, 2. 3.- Oiinflephe's fon, 26, 15. Curry, i^4, tSV. — i33t 20. 21. 32. 33--I34' 5-— Durance, 44 50. Cutliiis, 149, 54. 135, 8. 15.— 136, 19. 20— 138, 2>. Durham, 22, 53.—82, 169. Cyjrrym, 1 19, 33. — '39! 8-~ '40. 27.— 141, 45. 6: Durham, Bilhop of, 109, 36. Cyftr, 6, 44. — 142, 11. 82.— 144, 25. — 145, i6. Durrand, 45, 28. 146, 42.— 147, 1. — 149, 48. 56.— airward, [OJiiarius), 17, 44. D. 151, 3. 5. 9 153, 23 156. 1. 2. iHlvcry, 162, 13.

Dalgarnock, i la, i 1. 1. 7. 29. 36. 1. 37. 161, 2. 166, I I. :)yckifon, 143, 8, Dalmah .y, 14'. '8- 12. 167, 24. 25. 26. 27.28. Dalrymple, zS^ 94, 122, 105.— 130, Douglas, Earl of, 3 I, 42. 43.— 36, 43. E. 7.— 146, 44. 44-—45. 3<5-— 46. 48- 3'-—49. 4' Echiyne, 164, 41. DaltoiHi, 5, 14. -5.', 8.-55, 18.- 57, 1.-62, 36. King Edgar, 3, 20. — 82, 169.— 155, Dalzitl, 32, 17. —34, 16. — 63, 46. -6?, 43- 4S- H— 65, 18.— 75, 87. 1.42. 12. 131. 6'^ 64, —77, 103.—79, — 121, —79. '34- '3?- '3i5- 137-— 80, 150, Edgar, 5, 27. — I3, 69.70. — 13, 90.— 138, 30.— 139, 40.— 14c, 39, — 81, 152.— 82, 167. 168.— 84, J84. 88— 21, 33- 34- 35—27. 1'. 3'-— I5S, 47 162, 17 163, 21. 185.— 86, 204. 215.— 88, 231 89, 39. 54-— 40. 32— 5«. 2. 10. Daniclftoun, 30, 33. 10 245. 90, 25>''.— 1 —33, —35, — 91, 269.-92, 236. Edgar's fon, 1 56, 12. 8."— —^^' I -—53. 29.-59, I. 60 —93, 280. — 104, 12*. — ic8, 30. Edinburgh, 56, 2 108 28.—.';?, 7.-77. — 88, 234 IC9, 36.— 111, 63 — 114, 7. — 115, Edinburgh city, 4, 25.—54, 14. — 73, 91, 266. —9^, 2-'7.— 117, 66. — r?8 4'- — '21, 82. 83. 91 — 122, 52. III. '5^^' 20. — 15S, 2.— 3v— '43. 5— 59. 127, 15.— n4, 142, 71.— 146, Edinghartie, 64, 16.—77, 107. 50. 42-— '47. 54-— '48. 26. 35.— 150, Edmoud, 138, 27. King David I. 20. 22, I. 60.— 3, — —82, 169. 151, 3.9.-156, 1. 27.— 161, .. ^'.dmonftoun, 66, I". — 70, 1.2. — 73, — 15J, 1. 21. 1. 42. 3.- 162, 13 — 164, 37. 47.— 166, 12. 43..— 80 144 — 84, 185. — 101, 4. Davi,l. the brother of King Earl Wil — 167, 24. 25. 26. 29. 1 14, 22.— 136, 19 liam, 70, 137.— K^, I. 5. Drauei, 12, 56. King Edward 1. of England, 37, 9'.— King David II. i '.—62, 23.— 107, Ion, 49, Drimvngis's 2, 38. — 3, 3'. iOO, ?. 19. Drummond, 8, 81.-33, 3, .-37. ,7. King Edward III. of England, 101, 9. David of Rothfay ieil foil of 1^. Duke —39. 5--— 4*^. 4^-— 115. 35-— "6, — 103, n'. 1 — io8, 28. King Kobertlll. his d 1. 104, 61 — 134, 3.— 138, 19.— 151, 12.— Edward, Chancellor to King David I. Deer Abb;y, I, 22. 23. 24. 16^, 26. 24, 15.— 126, 14. Delwal!, 72, 33. Drybiirgh Abb. 38, 18.— 59, 3.— 151, Eglin.iitoun, 49, 1. 3.-57, 37-— 75» 86. Demprter, 118.— 8. 78, 132, — 93' 279.— 94' 290- 29'. 292.— 97, Dervorgiila, daughter of Allan of Gal- Dubrell, .57, 29, ^21.— 108, 30. — 114, 6.— 115, 41. loway, 1 4, 22. Ducliti, 3, J.'— 77, ic6. — 119, 29. — 120, 51.61. — 129, 20. Dewell, 43, 27. Du.ldiiigftoun, 20, 117. 29.— 131, 12. 13. 14. 22. Dickf,.n, 27, 9.-159. 3'- Duff, 141,61. lucharift (probably for Citharill) of Difchingtoun, 3'. 18, 77.— 34, —65, 4. Du.nbartan, 61, 31. Carrick, 33. 33, 91. 121. 125. — 76, —78, — 79, 134. Dumblare, Bifhop of, 151, 8. Eklys, 44, 48. — 50, 11. — 73, 41.— 136 80, 150.—85, 197. —88, 231. Dun, 12,73.— 32. 3.— 60, 16. — 68,14. 123, 124-94, 287.-96, 314..-13J, —90, 25S.— 140, 40. 41.— 144, 23. Dunbar, 41, 13.— 42, 3.-43, 43.— 9 -'3'. 28. Difpenfa, 69. 12. 7, — 38, 37.— 44, 52. 4-— S3. 32—67. I'- -69, 1.9. r.icho Priory 43, 23. 45' Sf-'-—47. 25- 26.-77, 100. — 70, 1.12.— 71, 10.-73,53,-76, Elgin, 16, 22. 23. Dolas, 141, 57. 58.— 142, 85. 86. 87. 91. 81, 155. 82, 169. 85, 195. Elgin burrow, 80, 149. — 148, 20. 29.— 16^ 30. ?i. I,;6. 90, 254. 92, 276 96 309. Eliam 44, 48.-73, 41.— 82, 169. Dolfyii, the brother of Gofpatrick, 126, 101, 7. — 120, 54. 121, 72 122, i-^iphinlloa, 73, 40. 14. 107. 124, 2. 126, 9. 14. 129, 23 Eich or Ertli, 19, 109.— 29, 1. 23.— Donaldfon, 120.— ii'. 14, 2?, '3^". 3— '3'. 3'-— '33' 18.— 136. '5. i3' — 76> 91 — 8!<, 24c.— 117 ])ornagill's fon John, 99, 1. 11. 19. — 164, 47.— 166, 13. 75— 4-', 52. . Douglas, 4, 1. 37. 5, 12. — 7, 59. — 8, Duncan iH, 5S. — the Judge, Erfl5.— 86, 209.— 87, 222.—9c, —58, 3.— 61, 32.-65, 3. 5. 6. 12. Dunfermling Abb. 4, 26. 27. 28. 29. 258.-93, 277.-94, 289 - 108, 23. -67, 6--.— 1,8.-75, 85. 87.-77, — 30. 31. 2C, 1 32. 33 — 2.-25, 2^ 2 j. 3c.— 115, 40. I 6, 64. — 1 1 — 8, 100 79, 132.135. 80, 150 Ki, — — 28, 7—29. 1. 2'—43. 35- 36—49. 9. — iiv, 36 20,69. — 1:1, 86 156 83, 174.—84, i'<4.— — 85, 19^, 4'.- f3, 4—70, 1. 8. 1. 9.-73, 4:!, 127, 15—131, II. 13—^35. 14— 86, 215.-87, 230. — 88, 232. 233, 8. 49—146. 45— '5'. 145, 17.— 147. 5-— '51. 3- 5- 8. 9. — — — — —.i

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i;6, 1. 27. 1. 36.-1.-7, 28. — 158, Fofiane, 92, 275. —II, 27.-24, 14. — 27. '•—29. 44- S3- 55-— '66, 12. Fouftoune, 57, 39. 1. 20.— 35, 15.— 84, 19:,. Erth or Erch, 19, 109. — 29, 1. 23.— Fowler, 5, 8.— ir, 51. Gilbert's fon Duncan, 82, 166. 6y, 13. — 76, 91. — 88, 240. — nj, Francis, 6, 50.— 12, 56.-15, 20. Gilbert's fon John, 25, 8.-94, 29";.-- 7 J.— 147, 52. Franx, 148, 19. 95. 298. Efhingtoun, 140, 40. Frafer, 1, 7. 14. 15. 16. 18.— 8, 86. Gilchomedy, 40, 23. Eupham Queen of Scotland, 98, 328. >2. 5? — 17. 45- 5'- 55-— '8. 60. Gillebrand, 38, 31.—46, 6. —50, 5.— — '14. 14-— "32. 5' 6r.— 19, 105.— 23, 7.— 28, 2 14. 56, 18.—76, 95.— S3, iSi. Evict, 64, 20.—77, 109. 29. 24—39. 49-—43. 3' — 60, 14. Gillemycholl, 126, 14. Ewanfoii or Ewiafon, 19, 89.— z6, 14. —6j, 2.—66, I. —68, 6.— 71, 20. Gillife, 126, 14. 2'. 7?, 46.-76, 91. 92 — 78, 117 — S3, Gilraernaykie, 27, Ewar, 115, 40. 181.—87,229.— 114, 17. — 115, 32. Glace.ler, 30, 19. — 36, 30.—59, 10.— Eychles, 94, 287.-96, 314.— 130, 9. 33. 48.— 116, 58. — 117, 73.— 126, 5. 34-— '2+. 4- — 131, 28. 7.— 135, 8.-137, 7.— 144, 16.— Gladitanes, 65, 23. 24.—78, 112. 113. 146, 30.-149, 46. S3— '59. 2-— —127, 23.— 137, iS.— 145, 14. i}, 160, II.— 163, 19.— 16;, 2. —'59, 3.. Faffingtoun, 70, 1. 6. — 73, 45. — 87 Frendraught, i, 26. Glafgov/, Bilhop of, 24, 15.— S3, 174. 225^.-126, 7 — 145. 9- French, 13B, 24. — 88, 235. — 93, 282. — loi, 7. — Fairlie, 7, 61 —80, 146.— 128, 13. Friars, 20, I. i^, 5^.6'.—43,22. loS, 30.— 116, 56.60.— 126, 14. 133. 32-— HS. '2. 1)9, 27. 127, 16.— 156, 1.19. 1.34. — 166, Falconar, (Fauconer), 78, 12c. Friars of the Carmelite order, 38, 21. 12. Falkirk, 61, 4. 64, 19.—66, 8.-75, 88 — 82, 163. Glafgow city, 27, 4'.

Fawfyde, 1 9'- I. 22. Preaching Glafgow, preaching friars of, 4'. 6, 30.— 1, 32.33- —37i — 128, — 167, 27, —56, 13.—60, 15—64, 7.-76, 98. Friars, 4, 25.— 25, 12. 13.— 27, 4. Glen, 23, II.—25, S^-.—33, 43-—38^ —79. '34- 3>— "4> •> —69, 1.24.-72, 28.-80, 149.— 85, 32.—39. 46— 62, 19. — 75, 86— FedderefFe, 46, 56. di, 22. 194.— 119, 39. Trinity Friars, 83. 174—15°. 61. Fedrey, 62, 22. 152, 21. White Friars, 51, 31. Glencharny, 42, 14. — 69, 1. 17.— 71, Fentoun, 28, 13.—43, 24. —44, 51. 32- 20> 70, 3.— 72, 30.— 115, 49.— 167, 21. FuUartoun, 18, 78.— 24, 1. 6. —34, 2. Glendoning, 44, ^6.— 127, 23. Fergudon, 64, 4. —76, 95.— 119, 34. —45, 15. 16.— 75, 86.-93, 277— Glenluce Abb. 3, 12. 13.— 3c, 14.— Feme, 164, 44. 94, 296.— 95, 297. 298. 300. 301. 35. '4'. Ferny, IJ7, 37. 119, 23.— 124, 3. — 142, 81. — 146, Glentoun, 74, 59. Ferrars, 6, 41. 50. —7, 53* 58. — 10, 46.— 151, 3. Glenurchy, 44, 7. 22*.— 13, 90.— 19, III.— 20, II. Fyfe, 62, 28.— 74, 62.— 79, 125. Goldfmith, 31, 40.—36, 41.— 142, 78. 22, 44—27, r-. Fyfe, Earl of, 16, 28.— 17, 4: 22, Gordon, 2, 40. — ;o, 1. 3. — 52, 52.— Findlater, 82, 164. 57—25, 7'-— 29. 1. 2 1- — 34. 9— 65, 18— 89, 245.— 118, II.— 140, Finlay, 11, 52. 39' 43—41. 16—45. 22.-52, 47. 23-— 147. 55—^63. 32- Finlayfon, 28, I. 4—56, 3-4—58. 7'-—62, 27-28. Ciorwyc, 5, 10. Firtier, 77, 100. —68, 15.—So, 150.—So, 235. — 113, Gofpatrick, an Earl, 22, 3. Gofj.a- Fleming, 8, 8c. 81. 82.—X3, 96.—30, 3. — 114, 16. 20. — 115, 3i.-»-ii8, 7. tr:ck, brother of Dolfyn, 126, 14 6. 10.— 32, 15.— 34. 3^- — 3S. 6.— 16. — I2C, 50.— 122, 92.96. 107. Gofpatrick, a Sheriff, tempore David. 41, 10.—50, 2.— ,-4, n.—59. 4— 126, 14. — 127, 15. 26.— 128, 4. Reg.'i'"', 155, 1. 35. 61, 31 62, 26— 64, 7. —67, 1^ 132, 32. — 139. 39- — 14c, 2e.— 151, Gourlay, 5, 16.-37,3.-42,21.-54, 2'.— 71, 12.—72, 33.-75, 79—76. 3. 5. 8. 9.-156, 1.36.— 158, 52 8-.— 59, 15 — 117, 75 — '63. 3°- 98.— 81, 154— 92, 275.— 97, 318, 53- Govan, 32,6.—57, 1. —91,269.— 133, —115, 39. 50.— 116, 58. 64.-117: 30- 65.— 119, 32.— 121, 77. — 124, 24 Graham, 6, 36.— IT, 31. 38.—28, 15. — 126, 14.— 127, 25. 26. — 13c, 5 Galbraitli, 33, 35.— 117, 64. —40, 13.—42, 9—44, 49-—53. S' —134, 5.— 135. 7-— Mc, 26.— 142 Gallerci, 46, 7. — 54, I. —60, 13 — 69, 1.4. 1. 14. 72.— 143, 97.— 146, 34- 37' 4C.— Galloway, Allan of, 3, 15. 70, I. — 71,15- — 78,118.— 81,155. 147, 6.— (48, 25. 26. — 152, 16.— Galloway, Bifhop of, 20, 4. —41, 35. —83, 174.—98, 327.-108, 23.— 159, 2^3^ 4. Galloway, the men of, 33, 26. 113, 3. — 117, 64.— iiS, 8.— 122, Fodriiighay, 31, 27. — 52, $^. — 122; Garden, 33, 28.— 140, 43. — 141, 44 96. — 126, 14. — 128, 4..— 144, 28> '21.— IC9. 123, 122. 123. —163, 164, 35.— 165, 2. — 148, 20. 35.— 162, 8. 9. — 164, IS- Forbes, 149, 56. Gardropa, i, 43.— 16, 17.—32, 11. 44.— 166, 11. 15. 21-. Forreft, 44, 52.—57, 3. — 80, I46 Garmacbe, 42, Grant, 45, 38.— 76, 95. 91, 271. Garvald, 18, 59. Gray, 12, 55.—15, 5 — 19, 86. — 2:, Fotrefter, 61, 4— 64, 11.—77, IC2.— Garviach, 72, 27. 59.-26, 19.-32, '4-— 46. 44— J2C, 48. 49.— 123, 126. — 124, 16. Gatmilk, 118, 8. 67, J.-68, l^—74, 65.—85, 19&. 17. 23 — 125, 31.— 137. 9 — '4C; Gauliftoun, 41, 6. — 114, 25.— 119, 2?.— Ill, 85.— 2. 8. 22 — 147, I — 148, 24.— 150, 59.— Gelchedall, 21, 30. 15c, — 162, — 164, 43. 152, 17.— 162, 12.— 163, 26. 29,— Gclccl. 46, 43. Greenhead, 31, 33.—38, 24. 164, 42. GifFard, 20, 15.—61, 32. — 63, 47.— Grecnla\v, 30, 16, —36, 27:—38, ll. Forfyth, 135, 10. 1 66, 4. II. Giiidbrune, 58, 4. Fortune, 26, 16.—47, 28.—48, 30.31 Gilbert, the phyfician, 88, 237. Giippyld, 81, 151. Walter 6. —51, 44, Gilbert's fon (Hamilton), 7, 72 Gynes, 4, — 7, 60.—3c, 149. X X —— — — —

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167.— 84, 186.— 90, 290. 252.—96. olifSs, 19, 91. H. 3c8.— 149, 57.— 156, 1.29. ]">' 57. 39- Haddcn, 5Q, i8. Hill, 55, 21— Sj, 41.— IZ5, 30. Ireland, Edward Bruce King of, 14, 1 14. Kaddingtriin burrow, lO, 24"' Hiltr>nn, 44, 48.-73, 41. [rwine, 3, I.— 17, 54-— 23' J-—5i» 36- 6. Hair and Hare, 19, 106.—82, 165. FTodbolme, 5, 20. — 133, 24. — 137, — 166, i8. 6" 10". Haiflie, 65, 7. -50. 3-' 24.—67, [rwine burrow, 14, Ifaic. Kaliburton, g, 6. —31,44-— 36; 45- — 74, 68. — 1 14, j6. 62, 42. Ifles, ine, Ifla, Yle-s, Yle, Yla, 39. 7-—S7» 'is-—59. 6-—60, 21.— Hokenav, 6, 4.4. 26, 23. 76, 91.— -9, 135. — 81, 152. — 82, Kolme Abb. 84, 1S6. —3-. 'i'—i'^^ S-—4^. I- 5-—J'. 2'- 167. — S4. 1S4. 18?. — 85, }9> Holyroodhoufe Abb. 23, 10.— 54, 13 Jullice-Clerk, 85, 199. ic8, 30.— 1-6, TQ,— 147, 13.— 14^, —40, 16.— 44, 5;.— 74, 58. — 81, K. 21.— 149. 43-— !f'3. 24- 25- 27 156. 84, 184.—85, 193.— 89, 24 Karlo, Tf^^. 13. 90, 251, 254.— i;6, 14- 15.— '27 13, 85. Halket, 08, 350 — 114, '2. — 151, 8. 16. 18. 44. 36.— 146, 34 — 152 Keith, 2, 32. 33. 41.— Ii> 26. t6, 27. 92-— 3'- 4'-— 1- Hall, 22, ^3.— 77. 100.— 96, 311.- 16.— 15c, 26.— 157, 50—159, 4. —19, ^3. 29. 1 — 131, 18.-137, 13. Kolvwood, 70, 12^.— 134, 5. 33, 34 4'-—37. 4-—42. 2iS— 49, Haltoun, 122, 104. Hon.e, 60, 21.— (;'', I. 12. 8.—50, 13.— 5-., 4V 8%—61, 3;.— Hnlywall, 41, Ii.— 57, 2^. Hoppringle, 84, 114.—85,193.— 163 62, 38.-66, I.— 71, 8.-72, 27.— 78. 117.-80, 137. .50.— 194-— Hamilton, 7, 72.— 11, 27 — 24, 14. 27. ^;, lie, 60. 27, I.— 46, 3.-77, ic8.— 83, 174. Horneden, it, 40. 106, 14. 48. 116, !!7, '21, 126, 138, —84, 190.— 119, 36.— '38, 26. ?6. Horfslry, 88, 234. 72 73. 71. 14. 30.— 60. — 139, I. 3.— 156, 27.— 162, 17. Hofpith, 78, 124. 141, 53. 63.— 43, 9.— .64." 38. Hoftiario, 135, 7. 144. 16. 17. 19. — 150, :. — 151, 13.

— 2. 10. 1 I. Hdquin V. King of Norway, 101, 7. Hugh, chancellor to King William, 156, 156, 1.22. '59, — 162, 17. 18. tiaquin, 151, 7. 1. 8. — 163, 19. 2C.— 164, 38.— 166, Hare, 66, 11. Hull, 117, 74. Ktriris, 50, 6. Harkars, 18, 76.-63, 54.—81, 15? Humphries, 33, 33. Ktloch, 93, 284. Ktlor, 129.— Harper, 7, 65 33, 32—38, 22.— j6, Hunter, 115, 51. 67, 4^— 75, 83.-79, 11^. Hurchurche, 13, 92. 93. 24, 10. Kelfo, Hart, 24, 13. 6. 51. 3'. HaftinjT.s, I, ifi.— j6, 19.—28, 7. I. Kflfo Abb. 3, — 22, 45. — 24, 15. Hafwell, 6}, 51.— 67, 4'.— 144, 33 — [del, 166, 6. 39, 5—41, 14 — 58, 1.— 59, 17 Jedburgh Abb. 22, I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 127. 63, 1.— I 27, 26. 1 66, 13- — Hawuen, 12, 58. 6c.— 121, 75.— 164, 26.— 166, 12. Kenelman clan, 57, 28. Jedburgh burrow, 12, ^g. Kennedy, 30, i. 6. —34, it. 4". —43, Hay, I, 26. — 2, 35.— 6, 43. — 16, 9. InchafFray Abb. 26, 29. 37.—51, 45 —69, 1. 35.-72, 39-— 13. (i;.— 18, 66.—20, 110.— 24, If. Inchmahome Prior. 51, 22. 7?, 89.-79, I27-— 93' 282.-94, — 26, 12. — 29, 1. 24 i?. 16 — 46, Inchmertein, 29, ). 2. 285.— 115, 39. — 122,105.— '3°. 7* 49.-56, 17.— 58, 9\ t.».—61, I. Inchtour, 68, 13.—78, 114. — 120, 69 134, 6.— 135, 7. 8. 1. 14 — 149, 49. Thimas de, . —67, 7. —69, 1 19 — 71, 22.-74, IiifirmiUrio, 75, 86. 50.51. Kerdale, f<} 75, 8- — 76, 92.— 77, IOC Tngama, 155, 1. 35. 100, I*. ** Kernock, 85, IQ4. 116, 60. 118, I2C, fngeramifman, 78, 117. 45, 24. 4'. — 123, 117.— 126, 14.— 127, 26. I„glis, 6, 37-— 137. '8- Kerr, 6, 51.— 34, 1 8. — 45, 21.— 46, i,53' — 135, 9.— 138, 37.-141, 65 InnerpefTer, 34, 1. —48, 33.—58, 7. 51. 5.-48, 3^— 79. 3'-''^'5'^' !-<5, 200. K-ffan, the clerk, i43> 9?-— '44. '• 2C 68, 3^— 78, 119.— — 87, 92, 275. 160, 11. — 162, 8. — 163, 27. 225— '13' 5— '21, 74—122, 10c. Kidd, 114, 25. 6. Killebrand, (probably for Gillebrand), 24, I — 123, 119. 125.— 128, ic. — 132, Hayrum, J- Heftor the pliyfician, 88, 237. 4-— ^33. 29. 38, 31. Henryfon, (Henderfon), 93, iSi.— 126. Pope Innocent VI. loS, 25'. Kilvintoun, 45, 40. Kilwinning Abb. 19. 40. 7. 'nverlunan, 68, 13. 3, — 6, — 49, Henry Earl of Northumberland, the fon invernefs, 17, 35. —85, 194. ..—75, 86.— 140, 42.— 144, 34.— of King David I. 22, 2. — ^4, 15. Johanna, Queen of King David II. loi, 9. 145. 23. Kinbuck, 3c, 8. 82, 16:^ — 126, 14. — 155, 1. 33- 1.4'- John, a Bifhop, tempore R. David, i"", 8". Her.vyle, Heuwyll, 65, 9.-88, 236 155, 1. 34. Ivingefey, 24, 9. Hepburn, 41. 12.—42, 20. 21 —4J, 2. St John's cliapel, 13P, 34. Ktngliorne, 20, 113.— 37, 8. u.—40, 15". 18. IV—67, I.— 74' 03--79. '35-— 'Z* John King of Franc<^, 106, I j. 15'. 16". KingifTone, 2. 169.— 84, 184.-136, ig. !5'*. 16. — 107, I 7. 147, Herbert, chamberlain to King David I. John, the Judge, 78. no. Kinlofs Ibb. 2, 27.—57, 2. —91, 27c. 126, 14. John, Margaret's fon, 39, 2. Kinnarde, 17, 45. — ;23, 117. — 1^1, H'-rbert, chancellor lo King David I. J.ihn, tldelt fon and heir apparent of 56.— 145, 20.— 165, 3. the Steward, 107, 19. Kinneir, 113, 4. — 122,98. — 128,5. 159. 1- H- 16. 254. Johnfton, i, 17. 29. 16. 3:- Hering, 52, —90, — 120, 56. — 43, — 47, , 157. • 1. kirk of, — 129, 25. — 136, 19. 5-, 21. — 62, 36.— 69, 31.— Kinnellour, 45, 25. Herowart, 57, 24.— 12c, 68. 35-— 7i. b6.—89, 249.-93, 2"8. "inninmonth, 13, 79. — 19, 93.— 157, Herries, 11, H—''^' 5-— ^'''' -.^ ^S- 116, 55. 37- inrofs, 267. — 66, r. — 'jK, 87 — 76, 'J6.— S2, t Johafton, 51, 32. 91, — — —— I —..

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Kirclialclie, 156, 27. Leftalrik, 80, 139. 27.— 115, 44. — 116, 54.62.— 117,

Letham, 70. 71. , 21. Kirkaldie, 67, 9. — 74, 71.— 145, 20. 61, 7. — 149, 47. 75.— 19, 35—120. 55. Kirkdolian, 14, ic6. 108. Libbertoun. 63, 48. 57. 62. 63. 66.— 121, 75. 81.— 122, Kirknefs, lyi, 7. Lichtoun, 76, 90.— 100, i'.— 140, 28. 93-— '25. 33- 1.— 126, lo— -27, 15. Kirkofwald, 47, 13. 152, 17. — 163, 18. 20. 21.— 128, 15.— 129, 24. 30. 31. 5". Kiikpatrick, 12, 66. 67.— 13, 76.— ly, LiddtU, 37, 15.— 45, 21. — 58, 34-— '30' 5-- '3'. 22. 2^25— 2. II, 12.— I. —2c, 12. 13.—31, 29.— 56, 20. 61, — 162, 12. 132, 133, 13. 14. 34-— '39. 2. 6. ;o8, 23.— 140, 18.— 164, 46. Ligertwood, 32, i i. II.— 41, 49.-142, 79.-143, Knight, i?, 39. Lilly, 54. 6. 6. — 144, 16 17. 19. 22. 38.— I4J, K.ock. 1^7, 14. Liinpetlaw, 12, 56. 19.— 150, 2.— 152, 21.— 157, 32— 2"- Knockdolian, 14, 112.—60, 27. Lincoln, the Bifhop of, ici, 9.— 10^, 159, 5. 7— 161, 4. 5. 6. 7 . 1^. Kyldmetlian, 118, 18. 1 162, 8. 9.— 163, 3c.— 166, 13. 15. Kyndelouch, 76, 90.—79, 125.— 157. Lindores Abb. 4, 37.— 20, 6. —46, 57. 16. 17. 37- —62, 27.—64, I. 3. 10. 18. —68, 4. Lynlithgow burrou', 153, 26. —76, 92. 94 —77. 101.— i57, 35. Lyon, 67, 3'.—96, 31;.— 119, 2C.— L. Lipp, 32, 2. 121, 86. 87.— 123, 124.— 124, 18. Lacy, 14, 99- Lithgow, 34, 7. — 118, 8. 22.— 125, 28.— 128. 12. — 129, 18. Lady-Chapel, near Dunfermling, 38. Little, 81, 156. 13., 27.— 133, 31. 37.— 147. 8— 16. 20. Livingftoun, 38, 25. 38.—41, 2.— 4;, 156, 27. Lage, 50, 9. 5.-43. 4«"-— 55. 2. — f'9. 1- «o.— Lythcu, 118, 8. Lamb, 124, 9. 71, 12. — 75, 87. —82, 170. — 92, Lambertoiin, 5, 10. —81, 151. — 144,37- 275.— 108, 23. 25.— 140, 24.— lj8, hi U'Beth, Lambie, 37, 4'. 53- 88, 237. Lanark, 83, 1^4. Locher, 25, 6". M'Cay, 25, 2. Lanark community, 82, 170. Lochmalony, 157, 37. M'Cowrache, 61, 8. Lang, 49, 1'. Lockhart, 140, 36, 37.— 142, 75. iVrCulloch, 47, 19. M^Dowal, Langlands, 43, 45-—7o» '• >3-—73' 55- Logan, 15, i^.— 27, 8. 77, 11c.— 124, 6. — 164, 36. Lardener, 115, 41. Logic, Margaret, Queen of Scots, 100,4. — 166, 4. Latoren, 66, 22. Logic, 43, 22.-67, 3"-—721 28.-74, M'Dowgali, 30, 13.—31, 41—32, 20. Lauchlanfon, 6, 31.— 13, 95.— 146,44. 76.— 163, 23. 2'-— 35' '3'-— 36. 42—40, 33 2. 21.— Lauder, 7, 5;. (52. 68.— 8, 89. — 62, London, de, 22, —8c, 13-. 65, 115, 32. 33.— 148, 27. 21.—6?, 49.-67, 5.-74, 67.-93, Londrys, 123, I 1 8. M^I'arlane, 25, i. 277. 278. 279. 2P0. 281.—98, 329. Loocky, 20, 10. M^Gillelan, 135, 13. — 100, i^. — 103, 9. — 114. 4. 5. 6. Loon, 60, 13.—63, 54.—64, iS.— 77, M^Gillen, 56, ic. 7. 8. II. 29.— 122, IC4.— 124, 8. 101. M'Guffock, 25, 9.—66, 19.—89, 246. 144, 21.— 146, 32. — 156, 1.22. Lorain, 59, 2.-85, 197.— 115, 36. .M'Horrard, 25, 7. 162, 12. — 164, 42.— 166, 13. Lorn, 3c, 2. — 35, 2. — 51, 27.— 80, M'Kan, 25, 8. Laundelys, 5c, 20.— 72, 38.— 127, 22. 141. ;\PKe!ly, 90, 250.-114, ij.—ijy, ^c. 10. 23— '43» '3-— 15'» lo- Lovel, 5, 24—39, I.—4^ 17- 24-— ii_8, — 12c, 5«.— 129, 26. st Laurence Altar, 132, 5. 156, 27. M^vennedy, 57, 29. Luband, 62. 66. 10, 22. M'Kynbethy, Laverock, 140, 3J. 7, 63. 64. — 135, 7. Lesne, 46, 52. Lugtown, 40, 14. M'^Lauchian, 26, 25. Leafli, 37, 18.— 151, 7. Lumlcy, 83, 174. M'^Lellan, 33, 36. 6. 7^. M=Leod, 6. Leche, 82, 169. LunifdcD, 39, — ;8, 48, 4. — 99, 1. S. 1. 13.— 2' 2-*. Leckie, 142, 73.— 163, 30. 31. Lundie, 60, 24.— 61, 7. — 67, 7'. 100, Leifing, 126, 14. 12?, 3. M^Nable, 34, 6'. 182. M'Nauchtan, 1. Leith, 52, 54-— '5'. 7- Lufs, 68, 7.-83, 48, 5. —99, 10. — icc, Lennox, 117, 64. Lyell, 118, 17.— 139, 16—157, 37. 2 '•—'49. 3S- M^N'awych, Lennox, Eavl of, 8, 90.— 17, 41.—30, 165, 2. 75, 86. 11.-58, 12.—91, 275.— 15?, 45.— Lyle, 2, 51. 52. 54.-38. 14. 23—46, M'Nayre, 53, 2 1. —90, 255. 163, 30. 4^-— 79. '34- M'^Necache, 26, 26. Leny, 158, 48. Lyndtfay, 2, z?.—^, 16.— 5, 34.— ^<, M'iVeiil, 25, 19. 16. St Leonard's, near Edinburgh, 143, 4. s8. 89.— 10, — II, 36.— 12, 6j. M'Thorald, 14, : 1 6. Leprevick, 64, 17. — 77, 108. 74.— 14, loi.— 15, 7. — 20, 8. —21, M'Tyre, 98, 327.— 114, 10. 21. Leimachutis, (Lefmahagovv), 8, 75. 26. 38.— 24, 15.—26, — 27, lO. M'Wrenan, 1 1 7, (9. 27, 5.—41. If-—6u 3-— '45> 22. —30, 18.— ?4' '5-— 3^. 29. —40, Maceoun, 5, i 5. Lefblie, 35, 19-—43> 39—46. 47.-52. 32.-44, 54.-46. 45-— 49. 1- 3'— Macymar, 25, 2. 20. 16. 7. 7. 30-— ;><. 8—61, 1^. Magnus IV'. King of Norway, 14.—53, 6;, 15 —66, 52, 13.— 53, loi, 7. 18. 3. Mair, 26. i2o, 67, 1. 21.—74, 75.— 80, 140. — 81, —62, 17. —63, 44.—64, — 65, 31, — 68. 151. 162.—84, 184.—86, 2C4. —87, 14.—66, 4'-.— 73. 57—74. il'—'S' Maitland, 31, 39-—33* 45--3^, 4c.— 22c.—88, 231.— 89, 242. 243.— 90, 86.— 76, 9c. 94.— 79, 13c. — :o 37. 4.—40. 22.-58, 4'— 7'.. i?5. 258.— 108, 30.— 114, 19.26.— 120, 137.—81, 151. 152.— 84, 184. 185 —85, 197.— 121, 83.-14:^, 18.— 66.— 125, 125.-127, 17.— 129, 34 — 85, 193.—86, 213.—87, 219 226. '57.3' —'61.2— '63, 28.— 164.48. 2r'7. 132. 4— •39> '3— MO. 43-— '4<5. —89, 241.— 90, 258.— 91, Maklare, 144, 18. III. 29.— 149. 53— '57» 37-— '59» 9-— 96, 307.—97, 318. 321 322. 324.— Malcolm Kiug of Scots, S2, 169, 160, 10. 98, 331.— 108, 23.— 114, 19. 23. 24 —155. '• 4'- — — — — — — ——— lyG INDEX TO THE RELIGIOUS HOUSES, PERSONS, &c

Mafco'm IV. King of Scols, 24, 12 — iMelrofs Abb. 3, 2". 4'. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 35—53. 6.-57, 31.—5c, 30.—64,

1. 19. 15.— 12.— 1.38. ' iy5, 5. — ;, — 22,46.—65,8.-88,235. 67, 69, — 73, 40. Mclcolai, 51, 41. 26— 145, 7. 8.-154, 24. 74, 74.—77, 105 — 118, lo.— 120, Malcolm's fon, :ig, 25.26. Melville, 8, 87.-24, 9—25, 4—34, 49— 125, 29—129, 16—133, 35. Mallierbe, 2 1, IQ- 9^ — 78, 112. 116 — 81, 160.— 125, — 138, 25.-139, 4.-143,5—145, Ma'karftoun, 18, 74. 32.-141, 46.— 142, 77 144, 38. 6.— 151, 4.— 152, 18. 1^. MjlT-vicino, 156, 1. 8. — 146, 33.— 161, 2. Mortimer, 33, 38. — 45, 35. — 67, Man, 161, 4. 5- 6. 7. — 162, 8. 9. Mcntcith, M, 29.— 14, 121.— 15, 2^—68, 15. 16. — 75, 80. 81.— 77, 18.— 8. ICO. 6. 8. Maneijs, 19, 1 01. IC2. 16, 18.— 17, 56.-18, 63, — 161, 4. 5. 7 — 162, 9. Mann, the Birtiop of, 116, 60. 69.— 19, 111. — 20, II. 16. —21,17- Morthingtoun, 9, 6.— 11, 39. Mortoun, Mann, tlie Prior of, 62, 3c. —23, 6. 4' — 24, 7—30, 12.—35; 94, 296. —95, 298. 12'. 2*. March, the Earl of, 11, 38.-32, 3.— — 49, 1. — 53, 18.— 67, Morville, 24, 1 2. 15. 38, 19.—41, 12. — 42, 19. 20. 2! 75, 8o. 81. 86.— 85, 194.—90, 256, Moffi, 29, 1. 19. J? tS Mowat, {?>eG Monte-alto), 12. ''9*-—43. 42- 46-—55' !•— 65. — 114, — 126, 14.— 134, 3.— 54, — 57, —71. 7 — 72. 25—73. 52- 53- 56. ,35, 8. 33 124, 15 139,5 146, 31 —74, 63.-76, 9'-— 79. 125- 134 Menteith, Earl of, 60, 13 113, 3. 148, 14. J35.—So, 150.— Si, 152. 155.—82, 115, 31. — 118, 7. 16.— 122, 92. 96 Mowbray, i, 6. — 2, 30.—4, 27. 29. 160.—85, 195.—S9, 244.—90, 254, — 127, 15. — 128, 4. — 132, 32. 5, II.— 10, 13. 14—11. 29.-12, 25S.—92, 276.-93, 277.-96, 309. M4. 3— '5'. 3- 5' 9-— 156. i. 36- 65. 19, 107. 20, 115. 5. 8. — 2 1, — ici, 7 — 108, 23. 25. 30. — 109, .58, 52. 17. 22.-22, 52.—40, 33.—4t, 37- 36.— 115, 46. — 120, 54.— 121, 72. Mer.zics, 13, 82.— 16, 25.— 19, 88. 98. —46, 3—48, 32—50, i6.—60, 13. — 122, 92. 107.— 126, 9. 14. — 129, 99.—26, 24.-32, 7.-39, 51.—51. —63, 54.-64, 18.— 77, loi — 100, 23-— 13c. 3-— '3'. 3<-— '3<5, 19-— 46.-53, I.—54, 15—57. 23—59: '^— H9. 35-— '46, 45. 140, 23 — 144, 20.— 147, 5-— 149, 9. —62, 40.— 68, 1^.— 141, 66, Moygne, 50, 13.— 51, 38. — 58, 4. 47.-151,5— 155,1.36. 1.37.— 164 Mercer, 15, 22.— 16, 21.— 63, 43.— 67, 6+ 76, 95 91, 272.— 133, 47.— 166, 13. 66, 5^.— 74, 78. — I20, 52 122, 24. .St Margaret Qiieen of Scots, 126, 14. 110.— 124, 7 — (29, 21.— 140, 38. Moyfes, 5. 9. Merley, Margaret Logie Queen of Scots, 76, 99 81, 155.— 156, 1. 10. Muirhead, 148, 24. 6'-. — 100, 4. Meyners, Meygneris, 6, 32.-19, 101, Multra, 58, Marr, 20, 14.-^61, 2. 102.—77, 109.— 101, 7.— 115, 30, Multcrer, 64, 13.—77, 104. Marr, E.iil of, 25, 5. — 28, 17. — 31, 31. — 118, 7. — 119, 30. — 122, 106. ViunlerfcafdufF, 57, 29. 34—36, 25.-42, 2o\— 43, 29. 33 — 156, 1. 22. Mur, (perhaps for Mure or More), 151,4. —44. 54-— 46. 53-— 61, 2. 13.— De Sanaa Michaeli, 164, 34. Murdifone, 19, 87 — 95, 299. 62, 41.—64, 4. 5.-72, 26. 35. 37 Michael's fon, (perhaps Mitchelfon), 32, Murray, 7, 73.— 11, 30— 14, 109.— —73' 57 — 76. 95- 9'5-—80, J4'>— 23. 22, 49.— 23, 12. — 27, 2. — 28, 3. 92, 276.— 101, 7.— 121, 82. 83. 91. Millar, 47, 22. li\—29, 1.17. 1. 24.— 31, 30.— 33, —122, 92. 107.-127, £5.-134, 2. Millikcn, 31, 24 36,35—44, 53.- 29.-34, 14.-3^^. 21.— 37, 10. 13. —138, 19.-139. 7-- 14'- 53-— '42. 70. 5- 14. 15. 16. —38, 16. 20. 40.— 39, 41. 82. 84.— 147, ;o. 7. I3-— '4*'. z'5.— Mindrodie, 5, 14. -40, 20—42, 17.—43, 23.-45, 17. 149, 56.— 166, 14. i8. Moffat 71.— 21, 36. 37.-44, 13 34.-46, 2. 3. 4 —52, 5 1 .55.-54, 3. Marfl-.all, 2, 39. — 5, n.— 7, 60. — 12, — 47, 27.-64, 16.— 77, 106.— 127 4. 7-.—56, I. II. 19.—60, 14. — 61, 57.-24, 5. 6. 7\— 27. 6\—28, 5, 19. 11.— 62, 24.38. — 65, 1.— 67, 3^ —29, 21.—36, 20.— 54, 13. —59, 8. Moncur, 48, l".—78, 122. 69, 1- 28.— 72, 29— 75, 86.87.— 76, —rC-J, 4'. 119, 31.'— 122, 103.— Monda- villa, 25, 4. 9c.—79, 129. — 87, 228.—96, 305. 135. 7- Monetar, 139, 12. ic6, 14.— loS, 23.25— 117, 74. Mar(h?.ll of Scotland. • See Keith. Monfod, 7, 58.— II, 43.—24, 10, II 118, 11.-^122, II 1. — 124, 12.— 126, Martenfon, 57, 2®. — 66, 2'. 3- — 73, 44. — 121, 88. 14 — 144. 40.— 147, 1. — 151, 6. 8. Martin, 31, 22. ^6, 33. Mongall, 30, 9. T,^, 9. —5l, 4. — 152, 17.— 156, 27. Malhicfon, 32, 22. —86, 207. Monimuflc, 45, 19.—46, 8. Murray, the BilTiop of, loc, l-.-^ioi, '6. Monro, 7.— 1. 19. Maule, 37, —39, 52.—51, 42 — 59; 2, 55. 156, 14.— 61, 14.— 135, 7 — 137, 8.- Montacute, 81, 151. — 126, 14. Murray, the Earl of, 4, 33.— 9, i. 3. 149, 39. Monte-alto, (probably Mo'vjat)-, 2, 31 5.— II, 42.— 12, 55.— 15. 5.— 20, Maxwell, It, 49.53. — 12, 75. — 15, 13 17, 43. 28, 9'. 78, 116. 122; 15.— 25, 21.— 26,22. — 28,9^.10-. >2"-. -2?;, 10^—31,30.-36,21.—37,12 icS.— 125, 114. 115. 116.— 125, 3 39. 45—42. 17.—45. 33—J4. -38, 18 —39, 2.-49, I'— 51. 23 — —166, 8. —57' l^— 67, I.— 71, 7-— 72, 23. 56, 7—65, 23.-66, 5.-75, 86.- Monte-fixo, (Mufchet), 19, 96.—59, i 25.-73. 52. 5i' 56-— 74. 63.-76, 82, 166.—96, 312.— 114, 23.24.- 6., 3- 91 — 79, 125. 134. 135 — So, 15c.— 115, 42. 44. — 119, 21. — 120, 53. Montfort, 83, 172. Hi, 152.—82, 169 iS' '94-— 88, 129, 22.— i;i, 19. — 13R, 22.— 140, Montgomery, 14, 115.— 43, 37.— 72 235—90. 255.— 101, 7.— 106, 14. 25— '44. 34- 4<^ — '64. 40' 39- 1C8, 30.— 116, 60. 121, 72. Meek, 61, 9. Monypenny, 58, li*,— 59, 13. 14. 122, 92. 107. 124, 2 126, 14 Megill, i?4, 5.— 128, 9.— 133. 28.— 61, 12. — 134, 5. — 141, 60. — 1661 127, 26.— 133, 14. 15. 16 136, 19. 142, 83. 11.— 167, 23. — 142, 88. — 156, 1.20. Mcldrum, 17, 40.— 32, I. —38, 12.— Mora})!, 125, 29. /> Mufchamis, 156, 1. 10. 12.— fon, Mufchet, 42, 18.—47, 9--56. 5-— (^7. Morath's 8, 83. (Monte-Jixo), 19, 96.-59, I. 74. 74—78. 119.— J 19, 23.— J27 More, 4, 1.38. — 6, 46. 51 — 11, 36.— — 61, 3.

46. I37j II' 31, 44.—40, 1 3.-43, 4i'-'5i» 2<5 Mufco-eatf'fo, 11, 38. — —— — ! — —•

INDEX TO THE RELIGIOUS HOUSES, PERSONS, &c. 177

Patricias capitals m:dicus, 18, 70. 6.-44, I 42, —45. 23-— J4» y — 5<5f N. Patricitis Comes, filitts Waldevi Comitis, I7-— S'^. I2^—59, 8.-65, •'•— 69,

2. 1. 1 1.— 1 Napier, 47, 27.—56, —61, 3.— 119, 155 1. 36. 71, 13 — 76,90. 91.— 78, 16. 118. 122 4V— 13:. 9-— '5«. S — "5^ 3^- St Patrick's chapel, 126, 11. 13. 8q, 140.— 82, 169—86, Nejifon, 5, 18.— 14, 119.— 25, 3. 10. Paxtoun, u, 37.-22, 54 119, 20. 207.— 88, 258. — !o8, 23 — 118, 17. —40, 26. Payin'.loun, 121, 83. — 125, 28.— 134, 41 — 143. I0-— Nevil, 107, 19. Peebles, 25, 21.—39, 44.— U 4, 16.—. 146, 33-— 157. .S7— 1<52, 13. Ncwbattle Abb. I, 9 3, 16. 17. 18. 39, 10. Randalftown, 34, 8. — 78, 124. —5, 25.-7, 7C.—21. 28.— 31. 32. Peebles burrow, 15, 4— 133, 25. Ranulph, 9, 1. 2. 3, 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.—

1- Pcnefax, 12, 1^55-— 2 2' 2<5, 22 38 — 33. 39-—36. 23. 39 —55, J. 67. 23. — ^S. — —68, 3S—81, i;6. ^i, 173. 179. Penny, 119, 22. 28, 9».— 39,45.-42, 17.—45, 33 '2^-— i^!c.—^4, 1*^4.-85, ;93. Pennycuick, 120, 67.— 129, 35. 54. 57. 30— 72.23—85. '94- Newbigging, 55, 6. — 80, 147. — 83, Percy, 5, 17—9, 3.— 18, 75.-54,2. — 88, 235. — 106, 14. — 116, 60.— '74- 101,9.— 103, II-.— IC4, il'. 12. 126, 14.— 155, 8.-156, L 20. Rate, Newtoun, 120, 44, 107, 19.—..108, 30., 109, 36. 52, 12.—58, 9. —65, 10.—87, 218.— Niddrie, 43. 32-—70. 1-7 —73. 47 — 126, 10.— 138, 19. 88, 237 94, 287. 288 96, '43. 2.— 148. 3^ Pertchay, 5, 17. 314 97, 322—98, 331.— 1 13. 7 P^-rth 100. 114, 13.-122, Nifbet, 24, I.—40, 17.—46, 54.—62, burrow, 77, 97.-124,4.-125, 20.— 76, 91.-7:, 108.—79, 13;. Peter, iS, 70.—81, 155. I. — 128, 8 — 130, 9. 10.— 131, 2j. t!4, 184— 85, 193.— 136, 19. — 141, Pethcr, 81, 155. 28.-134,5 26. 17'. 49. 156, i. 13. Pettinweem, 144, 32. Redheuche, 31, 35, 59— ~ — Regiller, ^ None, 31, 37.—86, 206. Pigot, 32, 9. 10.—40, 15. the Clerk of, 61,31.3'—67. 3' Norman, the Sheriff, tempore Davidis Pilch, 29, 19. regi? 1"", 126, 14. Pitcair.i, 35, 22. —86, 206. lleid, 42, 15.—68, 8.-69, '• '8—71. 21. NorthingrhaTTie, 17, 33. fcottie," 43, 38.— 70, 1. 10.—73, 50. —83, 183.— 117,69.— 139, ic— Northingtoun, 18, 71. -74. 6<- '?i. 5- ReiJhall, 8. Nuithurnberland, H^nry Earl of, 22, 2. PIctendriech. 1 44, 21. 56,

RL'idpath, 1 Nortoun, 93, 281 Piitillock, 38, 26.-56, 6. 15.—59»S- 123, 12. Norwich, Bilhop of, 101,9. — '°3. "'• —62 23. ReiJ.vall, 55, 22. Plegnans, 50, 9. Reilennet Abb. 4, 42. 43.—38, 30.— Pol'.vorlh, 76, 91.— 119, 38. 41, 8.—57, 38,—66, 10. "7^, iia. Ochterlowny, 131, 8. — 15?, 2. Pope Boniface VIII. TOO 3. Rettre, i2i, 75.— 124, 5. 0_-e, 26, 2 7. Pope Innocent VI. io8, 25'. Rcyntoun, 60, 17. Oggii Leifing, 126, 14. Porteconill. 6, 51. Richard 1. King of EaglanJ, 104, Ogilvie, I, 5.— 132, 7 — 141, 54. 62. Porter, 24, 16. — 52, 15. — 87, 221. .'3 Rich.irdfon, — 142, 68. 82. — 143, 91. 92. 94. 90. 253—135, 11.— 147. 12- 8, 78.-5^ 94. Ricklin^toun, 12. 46.^67, 2. 149, 41, 42.— 150, 61. 2. — 161, 5. Poll 163, 3c. 54, —43, — 162, 8. 9. — 165, i.— 167, 20. Preaching Friars, 80, 149.—85, 194. —73' 5<^ 74. 64.-76, 91.—82, Ogftoun, 13S, 22.— 143,92. D= Prebenda, 156, I. 8. 169 .84, 184 85, 193.— 136, 19. Ricf, Oiiphant, 7, 57.— 18, 72. — 24, ij Prendergaift, 21, 19.— 59, 56. — 156, 12,56. Riddeli, 26. 60, 17. ^59, i. 29.— 26, 28.—28,9'.— >i, 23. —82,166 I '3- 4^, — — Ommid's Son, 17, 48. Prcfton, 30, 8. — ^5, 8. —40, 12. —4I; 72, 7 2.-79, 137 133.22. ii58.— Robardlloun, 108. Orfuird, 4, 31.— II, 43. '!•—79. 135-— !^2. 84, 184.— 77, Robblflaw, doviinus dt, II. Orkney, the Bilbop of, 3. 2. 85 193. 114 28. 120, 65. 122, 71, Robert I. King of Scots, 9. toi, Orkney, the Earl of, 51, 34. — 13S, 27 , .0-.— 126, 10.— 129,33.— 146, 38.— 23, — — 148, 30. 33-— '5'. 7-— 163, 29. 148. 36. 149, 37.— 162, 12. — 166, 7 106, 14. Robert II. King of Scots, 100, 4. 166, 10. 13. I 8. Ormyitoun, 122, 102. P. uigle. 5, 7 — ,-5, 7 —j6. 6.-59. 5- Roberton, 126, 8. Robertfon, i?'- Olbe'rt 67, 5^ — f)2, 23.—66, I. — 69, 1. 23. 31, 26.-35, —92, 275, io3. Ovyot, 64, 20.— 77, 109. Pt-nkyne, 151, 7- Roche,, I9j 20. Rogcrfon, Purvoyis, 60, i 7, 73. P. Pynglc, 72. 27-— 78, 117 83. 175—' Roll, 54, 10. 1. Rollaudus Scnefcallus, 156, 1. 12. Pagainfon, 39, 57. 1 25, 28.— 128, Pagaiius de Braiofa, 1,5, 1. 35. Rollo, 30, 15.—31, 31-—35' i6\—36, 22. u8, 8. 121, 79. 162, 12. Page, 1, 20.—67, 5. —74, 66. — — — Paifley Abb. 142, 80. 81. Qi,iarentlay, 8, 76.-27, 6. Rolpot, 32, 1 1. Roderickfon, Rorifon, 2. Palmer, 132, 10. (^tcns of Scots. 57, 20. —72, 28. —76, Roifoune, 48, 1. 1. 6.— Panetcr, 163, 23. 99.—9.8. 32^. — loc, 4. — 122, 97.— 3. —97, 316.—99, 5. 100, 2.— Paailleyner, 44, 6. l;<2, 5.— 15«, 56.— iS 131, 29. Rufcina, 48. Pankaitland, 7, 55- 68. Q^hyt. 14, 117. 46, I, 11.— 56- 58. Papay, 151. 7. Q^incy, 79, 137. Rofs. 2, 44- 45- 49- 5°- 4.-6, 46 16, 28, Papedy, 34, loS— 81, 155 — 156,1. 10, 59. 60— 3, — 33 — R. 21.— 4 42. 20^ 51, Park, 137, 3- 3 —35. 39. — 58,10. Parker 80, 140. Ramorgny, 137, 5.— 162, 14. 44.—52,50.—56, 19— —60, 26. Paterfon, (Patrick's fon, Peter's fon), Ramfay, 1, 12.— 32, 8. 12.— 33, 35.— 18. 26.—69, 6. 1. 22. — 72, —73, 36.- 202, 205. 91, 119, 42.—12!, 76. 35.-«5'—3<5, 1.3— 38, 27.3435. 40.—81, 162.-86, — ^ y — — — — ——

178 INDEX TO THE RELIGIOUS HOUSES, PERSONS, &c.

jSempill, 152. 273.-9^,327 — I IS,'; — ti6, jy. — 7, 52.69.—38, 15.-116,63 118, 18.— 119, 20. 40. 4r — I2C, 64. — 14J, 5. — 122, 99. Ill — 124, 20, 21. 22.|Seres, H^4, 4^ Shaw, 2;. 26. — 125, 27. — 126, 8 — 128, 7, 47. 13. 12.— 129,32.— 133,31.— 143, 99 3. bbald, 76, 90.— 127,24.— 139,6. — M7. 6. •59. «^ Rofs, the Bifhop of, 98. 327.— too, l'. de Sigillo, I 56, 1. 8. —101, 7. Silver, 33, 40.—67, 7*. —87, 224. Rofs, the Earl of, ?, 44 — 15, 17. — 16, Simpfon, 145, 24. Sinclair, 67. 4. 5. 7—28, n\—29. J'.—45» 27- 7, — 12. 57. — 21, 40. — 25 2C. 21. 26. Q.- —5' 34-— J2. 9—53- ^ •— 58. 'I- —31, 35.— 36, —42, —62, 3:. —86, 2oy. i.5 —yo, 258. 43,40.—58, 10. II. 62,25,3'.— —91, 2-4—98, 327.-99. 1. 5.— 66,9.-71, 15.— 73, 51 ^6,^r.— 100, i'.— loi, 7.— 103,9.— 114, 10. 79» 135.— 82, 164—84, 1H4.—85 120, 64—124, 2?. 21. 25. 26. 193. 194—91, 273. 274.— 119, T,l 125, 27.— 129, 32.— J46, 29.— 149, — 129, 17.— 133, 3^^— M^, 27 — 5^. 159, 9. 160, 10. 144, 20. — 15 I, 6. 7. — 163, 29. — 166, 10. 13. Roliie, 18. 84.— 141 5 J. RofTine, 7, 70. >ircatho, 51, 30. Rothfay, the Duke of, i©4, 12*.— 146, Siward, 20, 117.—25, 10*. — 28, 10*. 42.— 162, 13. —5'. 2.^ Roucaltle, 26, 13. .Skirling, Doninus de, 29, !. 25. .Skyniiech, 4c. Rouk, .41, 4S- 80, Ro\ili, 51, 39. Slingifbie, 55, S.—83, 176. Rouloch (See Rollo), 30, 15.—31, 31. '•'mall, 81, 15. 6. — I6^ 22. incrles, 45, :9— 5. -^5, —36, 134, Rowlin, 39, 55. ^udrighay, ^perhaps for Fodrighay), 31^, Roxburgh, 87, 227. 18. .Somer, 8. RufTell, 5, 26.-44, 3. 67, —74, 70. R-utherfoord, 11,52.— 122, 107.— 12-. )omerlede, Somcriedy, 40, 25. 27. 23- 47, 14. 20 —51, 29.-54, I4--72. Ruthven, 119, 22.— 137, 16. 144, 24. 39- — 163, 24. v.mervJle, 24, 15.-33, 33 9". y-°- Ryiid, 66, 6.— 8 1, 161. —118, 8 — 131, 21.— 15', n. Souche of Aiheby, 101, 9. — 103, Ji''.

S. ;c4, 1 1 ' 12. Salter, 58, 6. .Soullis, 3, 5. 21. — 5, 28. 29.— 6, 33. SarM'}- Micha^L', 78, 119. — ;, 9..— 10, 13. 19—11, 29. — 12, Sandilands, 32, 16. — 38, 38. 39 — ilc 54—15,2.-20. 7— 21. 17. 22.— 37.— 132, 9 — 139, 40. 7 — 144, 2(. 22, 47.— ^9,3. Sandocks, 46, I. -aiding, 14.J 43.— 152, 17. Sanquhar, 164, 34. pens, 54, 7-. -57. 36.-5^. 9'-— 60, Saryn, 42, i. 23—64, 9.— 150, 2.— 159, 5.— 163, Saiilfeat Abb. 41, 5. 27» Scanipe, 131, 2^. Spittcll, 34, 4. — 78, 122.— 148, 16. 111.-125,28. Scarlat, 19, lOC— 122, ' yy. ^ Sdiaklok, 83,172. Spot, 147, 10.

Schiltovvn, 26, I 7. ipottifwoode, 84, 184. — 85, 193. 20. Seoon Abb. 4, 40. 4r.—37, 19. .Spring, 51, 43. — 66, 19.—67, 6. —69, 98, 326.— 1.5, 43—144, 26.— 152, •• 7-— 7'> 8.—89, 246.

Sprouiloun, 1 2, 58. Scott, 38, 26— 56, i; — 62, 32.— 142, Stane, 141, 46. 75—159. I.— 166, 7, Starlievcd, 63, 46. Strimgeoiir, 20, 115. — 22.52.— 113,5 ."itcvvart (SewjCiillus), I, 8. 10. 19.— 4, — 115, 34 12 2, IOC — 128, 6. 1. 38 6, 32. 39. 41—7. 5+' 63. 64. 13?, 19.— 151. 14. — 15.:, 17. 66-9, 10. 11. 12. — 10, 13. 14 Scroupe, Scrop, 97, 325.— 'oi, 9, 13, 82. 83. 94—2 1. 22. 23. 31. 32. 1'. 103, I —26, 32—28, 1.—33. 24—37. 5'- 20'. 21*. 8". Scatoun, 7, 56.— 10, 19'. 2 —40, 21. —42, 17. —4^, 23. 27. 23"— •» z;- 89—15. 8.— 35- 4' .—+6, 1 s*^-— ' 3' —44. Si—45. :(3- 39- 16, 2',. 2 1, 41. 42. 22, 4V 44. 4^ 49—47. I1.-48. »9-—49. 2'. 7-5''- 60 27, 1'. 2S 3V 4'. 5^—57,3.— —53, 17. 27. I.—55, .7.—58, 5%— 62 ^9.-91,271 — 114.9 '2i>75 59, 15.— 60, 30.—61, II.—68, 1. 22.

1 6.— 8.- 2'.— 83.- 26, 14—134. 135, 69, 1.—30—71, 8—72, 29. 33. 143' 7— '56. 1- 22 — •63. 2J. 27, —T3, 42. -4, 58.-75, 86. 87 — 32 76, 92- — 77, 100. lox.—79, 125. Selkirk, 93, 283.— 114, 2. 134. 135.— 80, 137. 140. 150.—8j, — ——

INDEX TO THE RELIGIOUS HOUSES, PERSONS, &c. 179

Sutherland, 43, 30 1. 69, 32 -ji 54, 12'. -69, 1. 20.— 72, Welbam, 120, 55—121, 75.' '29. 24- ^3- Wcllis, 127, 23. Sutherland, the Earl of, 32, y. i^.- Wemyfs, 19, no.— 20, 1 12 39, 43. 3.?. 49—39. 42-—43. 30 —49, I. 2f^. V. 4>^.—46, 54 — 108, 23 135, if, —(>h 53-— 65, 19 —66, 2—72. 36. Valence, Walence, 158, cc.— i5j, i?. ^ .38 29.37.-,5o,58.-,58,53 54. — S'l, 157. —89, 247 — los, 23. Vail, 7., 12. 25. Wefchcll, 54, 15. Swyntoun, 12c, — 122, Vallibus, — 44. 92. — 129, 71, 7. -2, 25. Wcftoun, 15. 16. 19.— 5, —39, 9. 131, 38.-151, 12 1. Valoniis, 125. — ,j6, 13. 79, — 120,58.— 129, 26 Wcltray, 151, 7. Symondllowii, 121, 83. 16. 1^5, — 151, 8. Wefage, 50, 9. Vans, 80, 142. White, 14, 1,7. Vaux, — '5^-. 1- 42, 19'—45. 37 5 — Whitehorn Priory, 3, 21.— 22. as, Tabert, 27,5'. 4, 71 7- 1 2-— 72, 25. 33.—80, 143.— 24—23, 2^ 24, 8. Tait, 144,31. 108, 23. Wiiite Friar?, 51, 31. 32. Tarale, 98, 327. (le Veteri ponte, 7^. 27, —76, 93.—79, Widow, 5 , 33. Tay, 119, 34. 130. 137. Wighame, 37, 9^. Taylor, 7,71.-5 -87, 226.— 144, Vicnne, 112, 71. Wight, Wichtis, Wacht, Wych, 34, ^. 25:- Vilicrs, 5. 14. -53. 3« —66,4—69,4.-75, 82 Telch, :8, 17. 78, 123.— 81, 159 201 Tennand, 85, 91, 6c, 2J. W. 268. — Terry, ,0. 47, Wain, 144, 18. — 161, 2. Wigtoun, the Earl of, 30, 10 34, j*. Thoi nt own, 1,13. Wake, 9, 91 — [2, 64. —U» '5' —4'. 10.-30,2.—6i,3r. Tollare, 157, 29. Waldefield, ^8,24. 12.— —71, 81, 1,-4.-92,275 — 115, Torboltoun, 93, 284. Waldevus, 81, 155. 39; 5- — "7' 65.— 134, 5. Tore, Torrie, 31, 23. 24.-36, IVaUevus Ctmes, pater Patricii Cemitii, 34. 35. William King of Scots, 22, 4 Torfopy, 23, 9. Si, iji. 55. 1- 37 —2+. '5-—49. ''—5r. l-iS.g Ti.rthorald, 6, 30.— 67, ii. Waleranus the chaplain, 126, 74, 73. 14. .104. 13-— '26, 14 1. — — 156, J. Toulcli, 12. Jc Waletoiin, I. 50, 156, 11. Willi.im, the fon of an Earl tempore Towers, 27, 2'. — 9. 30. 31. Wallace, 5^. 6*. 6". 4.', 39, —48, 23, — 25, —27, Dav. reg. I"', 24, 15. 51, 35—62, 33.— 121,82.—.142,89, 3c, .;.—33, 46.—+1, II.—50, I. 2. Williamfon, 12 24, — 119, 42. 128, i, 143, 96.-149, 55. —53, 22. 23. 24. 30 S5* 16. -61, -135, 12—164, 4i- Trapont, 77, 1 ic. 4.-68, 8.—87, 218.-91, 260. 261. IVW.ielmus capdlanust 1 35, 7. Traquair, 1,6 262. 28>^. 267.—94, — 97, 324.— 1 15 Wiltoun, 78, 116. Trollop, 19, 104. 38—130, ic — 25.— 3> 131, 138 Winchburgh, 113, 2. — 122, 95 laS, Trcupe, 40, 24. 32.— 142, >^:o— 145, 4.— 157, 38 Trymblay, 9c. de Wallihus, (fee 76, Vaux), 42, 19'.—69. Wintcrwambe, 19, 90. Tullach n8, 15.-125, 2 1- — 138,32. 5—72.33- Wintoun, 8, 74 27, 3 124, 23 - 146, 30.— 147, H. Wallingford, li, 30. 148, 17. 18. Tuntjland Abb. 3. 14. 31, 25. 36. Walter, a Cardinal, (probably Bidiop of — — Wintoun, the Earl of, 20, 6. 36. St Andrew's I, 151 3. Wif. man, 2, 57.-33. 42- Turing, 20. VViilter's-fop, Watfon, 45, 26, 30.—46,42. Wifheart, 27, S* 50, i6. Turi.bervy, 47, 15 — 72, 39. —65, 5-- 77. io8.—S3, 174.—84, Withing, 156, 10. Turnbuli, 22. 48. 19c, 5, — 33, — 51, 40.— 8, 232. 119,36. 123, I2C. Wodyfeld, 77, ic6. 21. 57, 32. — 65, — 82, 167.— 127, 23. — 124. T2 156, I. 12.-157,31.— Wygmer, 84, 188. 147, 2. 3 — 165, I. 163, 28. 164, 48. 166, 9. II. Wygun, 61,9. lO. 1. Wan, 18. Tweedy, 27, — ig, 25.—43, 28. 144, — 161, 2. Wylhe, 143. .3. 59 19:—72. 34 Wardlaw, 5, 17 29, 1. 19 44, 48.— Wynd, 121, 71. Twynofhiels, 14I, 49. 69^ '• 37-—73. 4'-— '36. "9 — '43. VVyton, 98, 327. Tvvynham, ic6, 14. 98 — 146, 41 — 156, 1. 28.— 158. 40. Tynnynghame, 101,4. Wardrobe, 94, 295.— 131, 17. Wavrenne, the Earl of, 56, I. 11. Yla, Yle, Yles de, 5, 7, 8—26, 23 U. W;irrick, the Earl of, ic8, 28, 8 30. — 4.1, 7 —^44, 57— 7^, 5o Ulmftoun, 10. Watfon, fee IValUr' s-Jon. 80. 54, 142.—97, 316.—99 1. 2. I. ,,. I'mpbraville, 8, 88.- Wattyftoun, 164, 8, 75— '4. 'J 33. — ICO, 1. i». 2. 2' — 107, ly— 108, Urc]uhart, 20. 2 1.- 27.-86. Wraichop, 35, ,-45, 121,80—147,9. 27— 1>8, 12. 13. 14.— 13., 29— 204. 205. ICO, 1-. Wawayne, 97, 325—131, 26. 136, 18. 19. Urrye, 67, 5'.— 68, 9. Webltcr, 44. 10. Young, 18, 68.-67, 7-—74, 69.—77, Urweli, U'eir, 15, 12 86. )2 41, 9 42, 17 —75, — 100, i' — 126, 7. —

INDEX to the Lands, Towns, Sec. and to the Matters mentioned in the Charters.

Akthynfore, 45, ij. Ardrofs, 85, r97.— 140, 41. Akynheuid, 114, 23. Ardroflan, 6, 51.— 129, 29. XVBerbotliry, 120, 5;.— I2I, 75. .(ilbany, Duke of, declared innocent of Ardfkodnifh, 26, 18. —28,4. I2g, 24.— 161, 6. the death of David Duke of Rothfay, Ardwell, 2, 43. Aberbrothock Abbey, — t2'. 97, 319. 158, 104, Arefaig, 48, 3.-97, 316.-99, 1, 6.— 46. Alcathie, 11, 27. 100, 2 — 131, 29 — 136, 18. Aberbrothock Burgh, 8". Aldcambus, 54, 154., 4. Argyll, 14, 122. 123 48, 2.— 126, 15. Aberbiithnot, 17, 56. — 18,60 ?9)42' Aldeham, 153, i. Arketys, 167, 21. —66, 8.—S2, 163. Aldene, 162, n. Arncoll, 144, 15. Abercorn, 13. 13. 11, 31.—40, —67, Alderminnyn, 35, 9, Arnele, 115, 51. 74, 74.— izg, 16.— 133, 35 145, Alderuinny, 61,4. Arnyuche, 122, 103. 6. 60. Aldmanyn, — 150, — 159, 7. 30, 9. Arran, 49, i'.—75, 86— 145,23. Aberdeen, 12. 21. 22.— 16, 29. 15, Aldmar, 91, 275. Arroch, 113,7.— 122,97.— 128,3. 32, 11—34, '8.-38, 14. 2.^—4^> Aldy, 43, 23 72, 29. Arvenlnche, 2, 39. I- 3^—44. 6.-46, 42. 55 —54, 8. Allantun, 38, 22. Arry, ifland in Tay, 6c, 50. 9^ —57' 2—62, 33—64, 19 — 69, AUardes, 37, 15. Arynfaugh, 25, 1. 5. I. 7. 1. 9—71, 8. 10.- 79, 133— AlHrtoun, 94, 190.— 131, 12. Afchome, 30, 1 i. ^6, 203 270. Allovvay, 118. Afdory, —91, — 122, 93.— 125, 14, —33, 25. — 145', 17. 81, I ji. 2.— 127, 20. 21 12H, I --[32, 3. Alnedeu, 32. II, 26. Affuying of money, — 2, — —33,34. —58, 31, 40. 36, 41, 12.— 16.— — 133, .38, 55.— 151, 3— Affint, 48, 6.-99, 1. 12.— ICO, 2*. 158. 5'- Alrethis, 18, 58. Athelllaneford, fee 11,34. Aberdour, 4, 33. — o, 4.-34, 11'. .\hermony, 129, 18.— 133, 37. — 142, Atheren, (Aithrey), 67,3'. 81, 156. Atholl, 73- 19, 88. 105.— 80, 141.— 124, Aberkerdour, 52, 14 — fiy, 16. — 87. Altoun, 60, I J. 26 140, 19. 2C. 220—8g, 243.— 120, 66.— 129, 34. Aiveth, (Alva), 30, T2 —35, 12'. Athy, (Ethy). 80, 140. Aberlachwich, 23,4'. Alvyii (Avon) river, 66, 24. Auchdale, 151, 7. Aber!enino, 4" 18, 77. 80.— z?, I '. Alyth, 4, h 3'—39. 51 — "9' Auchidovenald, 2, 32. H' 3'— 3^. 22.- 78, 121. 40.— 121, 75.. 129, 24—133, 13. Auchinbedte, 62, 41. Aberluihnot, 52, 14.— 60, 15 — 6^ 53. 142, 86. Auchinbothie, 2, 57. 6y, IS— 89, 242.— 121, 7S.— ,23, Ameiciaments of Court, 139, 9. Aucliiiicarny, 17, 51. J25. St Andrew's, 43, 34.—69, I. 34.— 72, Auchiiicrofs, 1, ij. Aberncthy, 3;, 44.— 61, 6. — 134, 40 3S-74,7i.-.37. 5— 148.23- Aucliindald, 148, 17. 'n5> >7-— i39. 8. — 146, 3;. Angus Earld. 139, 8 9. Auchindonan, 8, 81. Aboyne, (C)beyn), 2, 36 Annandale, 18. — 163, 20. 9,93. 7. 9.— 10, — 12, Auchiiidrain, 14, loo.—21, 24. Aliiltle, fifliingof, 119,20. 74—21, 29 —39, 4S — !i5, 46.— Auchinfichlah, 1, 26. Abtliain, 46, 46. 50. ;i. 126, —53, —90, 259. 9— 164, 47. Auchinleiliis, 4, 39. Acbanyll, ( AchavilJ, 120, 64. Annotouris, — 129,32 97, 324.— 131, 25'. Auchinfour, 2J, 6. Acheti'js, 16, 9. Anltnuher, 144, 32. Auchiutelkctye, 33, 30. Achibetoun, ( Archibetoun), 8. i, —62 Appletree, 1 1, 53. AuchiiUoly, 124, 19. >?.-H2,87. Applctrethvvaytes, 9, 92 Auchlan, 140, 26. Adiinback, 126, 8. Ardache, I, 21. —3, 3. — 16, 12.-33, Auchluchty, 58, 4. Acbiiibert, 140, 18 37. 3. —4J, —60, 16.— 68, 14 Auchmar, 68, 7 83, 182. Achingovvne, 142, 76. 119.-163,23. Auchmayre, i 15, 47. Achhire, 149, 39. Ardachraya, 116, 63. Auchmolen, 1 32. Achmacoy, 7, (rtchnacuy), fee i, 21. Ardacht, 152, 19. Auchmore, 68, 6". Achray 66, 23. 90, 250. Ardber, 66, 21. — Auchmyin, 53, 2.— 150, I. Achlliikis, 20, 14. —32, 4. Arde, 129, 27.— 167, 21. Auchnacuy, i, 21. Achteveiiy, 98, 328. Arde^jowar, 136, 18. Auclinahamper, 162,11. Achychare, 6. 37, Ardendrauchts, 16, 16. — 17, 38—21 Auchranys, 84, 187. Acliykilbichan, i, 10. 18,-58, 4-—91. 272. Aucliterarder, 19, 96. Achynkcr, 125, 5. Ardeuly, 68, 1 7. Auchterhoufe, 1,12. Aco:iifulci, 6y, 23 78, 112. \rdgowan, ri. — 141, — 145, i Auchtermuchty, 62, 27. Acrtumonyth, 8, 83.— I 19, 26. Ariiin, .8, 68. Auchterrony, 17, 32. AA of Settlement of the Ciowii of Scot Ardkegy, 57, 33. Auchtcrtyre, 18, 72. land. III, 63. Ardlerc, (Ardblere) 89, 248.. -'45' Auchtidonald, 2, 32. Adamtoun, 58.-49, 2'. 44, Ardlery, (Aidlury, Ardlowri 0, 56, AuL-hyntnare, 83, 181. Adockllouii, 37, 3. — 122, ici.— 164, 4c. Aughenio, 13, 81. Airth, 34, 9.— 129, 16.— 7. Ardiianiurchin, 159, 2, 51. AUfjherthyne, 49, 8. /\irth-byfet, 132,9. Ardorniy, 1 1 7, 74. Aughiiigowiie, 146, 28. Akencarne, 45, 15. Ardowraii, 26, 30. Aughinrofs, 1 13, 3. — 122, 96.- 128,4. Akintor, 53, 6. Ardre, 116, 64. Augbiiiiluiks, 20, 14.—32, 4, — — . i *

INDEX TO THE LANDS, TOWNS, MATTERS, &c. i8i

1'. Augliteveny, 12;, 5. — 141, 67. Balhelvie, (-Imy), 2, 37.4*^.— 17, 37- Baluery, 159, Auldlandya, 119, 36. —50, 5—52. 55 —,-8, 4-—9'. 272' Balveny, 38, 22 —^^40, 40. Auldtoun of Pethwer, 151,8. Banbrciclie, 43, 23. Auldtounaylc, 50, 9. Ballievy,'(liallicny), 96, 308. Banchory, 121,87. — '49' 5^' Auldwick, 137, 2. lialhoulie, 59, 14. Bauchory-Daveoy, 17, 44.-43, 12.—.

Auiifay ifland, 14, !2i.— 142, 69. Ballachaye { Ballachachie, Ballachach), 69,' I. 24.-72, 28, Autitigill, 6, 49. 53, 31— .-^6, 4'.— 78, 123.—81, 159, Banff burrow, 22, 50,—37, !o'.— So, Avyn, (Awyn, Avon), river, 90, 25 1. —yi, 268,-125, 29. 144— (41, 6^. — ij6, ij. liallachys, 125, 29. Banff bar^, 96, 308. — 117, 74.— 142,85. Awelochis, 14, 112. Ijallalie, 39, 48. Bangore, (-our', 48, 7. Bai.kes, Awne, (Enzie), 16, IJ. — 32, I. — 42, Ballayaclie, i 22, 1 10. 82, 170, 18'. 16 i^, 37 —71. 22.—74, 6.;. Baliedone, 41, 16. Bannerbearer, ofOce of, 20, lir. Ayemuthe, (Eyemouth), 51, 4c.—S2, Ballendallache, 44, 54.-6?, 2^.-73, Banoock, W^aer, 115^ 37. i«7- 57.— '(3, 178. Bar, 14C, 36.

Ayntflare, 143, j. Balltflenache, 60, 23. Barbe, 48, 34.—5^, 2«. Ayr, 6, 4?. 44— 14, I02 —21, 38. 39. Ballemontyre, 51, 29. Barbethe, 142 72. 166. Balieiiclonochaus, ( Balltcfilewnekan* Barcenonade, (Bajcenoa Adas), —25, :z. 13.—82, —95,302. ), is, 6i, 96,306— 119,39.— 158,41. ;i, 45-—7J. 89. 2'- 35- Barchar, r Ayrickilane, 6, 34, Ballernach, 1 19, 22.— 144, 24, — 163, 24, .40, 3 Aythnakethil, 4, 38. Ballefchane, 59, 14. Bardre, i 20, 53.— 129, 22. Aytoun, 154, 4. Balleve, 122, I fo. BarJynghathe, 120, 53.— 129, 12. Balleynch, 140, 38. Barleythe, (-kith), 40, Z7, B. Ballhawell, 150, 61. Barnbougal, 21, 17.—-So, i3.^-»64i re. Bachber, 142, 22. Ballinbreich, 46, 47.—72, 29.— 156, a-". 1 8. Bad, 140, 43- BaDingall, ?9, 9. Barnburne, 162, 17. Badcafs, 42, 21.—72, 27. .jallioiiy, (Baliouny), 18, 71. — 122 BarncieHch, 39, t^. Badenach, 94, 286—96, 309.— 118, i. 109. Barngor, (Bangour), 14, 99. — Barns, j*. 3.— 23, 119. 120.— 124, 21.— 130, Ballocfje, 53, 31. 'J9, 4.—85, 201 17, 56.— 27, —32, 8, —37, 4'.— 208,=--. 3.8. 91, 268. — , 16, 64. 4\—23, 86, 37, 4. Badfod, 144, 4e. Ballwood, 36, 39. Barntouii, 142, 89.^— 149, 55. Barra iiland, 3'. Badinhach, 147, 11. Ballygillachy, 15, 6. — iS, 63. 7c.— 65, 48, — 97, 316.—59, 2". Bagillo, iP, 83. ic— 8S, 237. — 145, 2i. 1 5. lOO, 131, 29.-— 136, 18. BagJillie, 35, 16'. Ballyntrayle, 83, i8i. Barrecloych, 93, 282. 282. Bagraw, 161, 7. Balmachaniuore, 25, i r. Barrelach, 93, Barres, 24.-86, 210. 262.— Baiky, 43,24.—44, 51.— 72,30. — 167, Balmacheniiache, 132, 4. 53. —91, Balmachothlie, 4'. ' 'ij. 37- 21. 49, . , Barrinne-heurie, (Barnhourie), Bailliary, office of, ^C, 46.— 134, 6.— Ba!maclewliane, 93, 282. 47, iS. '35.7- Balmaculy, 23, 4^ BarroKchan, 45,2^. 12. 21. BalrfKimmyng, 117,69. Balmady, (Balmedy), 66, 3* 7c, 1. 6. B.iitenonade, 68.— 35. Ballard empowered to difpofe of h'u ef. Balbarlane, (bret), 33, 12 —36, 3. — 73' 4S--1SO' '• Balmadyfide, fefts, 133, .8. 3!^, 36.—97, 319. — i^o, 6. 157, 37. Baftardie, grant of, 51,43.-7-140, 32. Balberdy, 36, i 38, 36. Balmakewin, 60, 15. Balblalne, 135, 13. Bilmaledy, 123, 125.— 132, 4. Batlievvnu, 14?, 73. Butlikat, (Bathgate;, II. ji, Balbct, 167, 33. Balnialyn, 2,47.—17, 35. — 6(, 5. —89, 5, — 31. 21. 5^,-— 122, J02, Balbrochie, i, 15. 246. —40, —58, — 164, *alcaly, 166, 6. Balmany, 34, 3'.— 78, 12!. 38- Bh ceriften, 116, 59. Balmariot, 68,6 83, 181, Bauds, 55, 2. Baulay, BalcioB-cheris, (-elowcheris), iS, 74. Balmaw, (Balinow), 64, i. — 76,92, 52, 53. 12S, Balcolme, 2«, 7.— 120, 6z.— 144, 38. Balmekeran, 27, 4^ Bavilay, 13.— 133, 32. Balcory, (Balcroy), 20, 14.—54, 13. Bilmelhnach, 123,125. Bedrule, (B-thocrule), 5, 12.— IC, 23.

1. —46,48.-5,-, 18. Baldavie, 67, 8— 74, 70— 141, 61. Baltnonth, ^c, i — 52, 52.— 53, 17. Beinitown, 21. Baldowrie, ^6, 21.'— S9, 248. — 65, 18. — 89, 245. —90, 256. 42, Baldwynyfgill, 166, 11. Balmofchenore, ;35, 12. Beith, 144, 34. Balecharum, 8, 85. Balmuto, 25, 5. 6. Beldy Gordon, 163, 32. Btllachis, Balgallie, 68, 13. Balnabriech, -27, 17. — 157, 37. 25, 4. Bdhfernc, Balgefchache, 14*', 20. Balnagown, I 20, 64,~i29, 32. 6, 31. <5'. Balgillo, 18, 65. 83.-56, 12 — 125, I. Balr.crcfc, 3, 14. Belliftane, S', 75.— 27, Benederdelocli, Balglaly, 80, 145. — 8;, 191. Balnefery, 162, 13. 26, 31. 140,17. BalglafTie, i'^, 7-.— 140, 40.— 144, 23. Balnegal 97. 3'7— »3'> 3°- Benhame, 125,3.— 11.-.-10, 20". 56.— Jl, Balgochry (-tl)rie, -orthit), 47, 23.— Balnegetht, 162, 13. bcrnis, 9, — 7, 4'.— 5"-—3^' ^— 62, 37. BaWroflc, 46, 8. 31.42.— 23, 27. Balgony, 139, 6.— 159, 1 -. Balnkeil, 57, 36. 37, 4'.— 119, 36. 38— 143, 7. Bertoun, 14. Balgram, >4?, 5- Baloyngy, 1 <8, 39. 5, Balguchraigneii,'64, 20. B.lq;vy, 77, IC9. Bcrvor, 55, 4- Twved, '^- 2,S. 31. Balgueiy, ^Balgynery), -80, 145.—-85, Ba!trody,.ii6, 62.— 120, 57.—142, 86 Berwick on 5i 7 — *9i. Z z —5,9.14, 25,— ic, 25.— 4'- 43' —— — — — — — ——

lS2 INDEX TO THE LANDS, TOWNS, MATTERS, &c.

—59, 17.-104, 13—116, 5?. 59.— Bracman, 9S, •328. Bjohowys, 133, II. 151, 15. Braddal, (Bradvale), 34, 7'. — 76, 90 Buchrommys, 163, 2i. Bcruick, North, 99, 1. 16. — 1 11, C^"^. Braid, (Brace), 52, 53. —5S, 6^. — 6S, Bufrak, 123, 121. — 114, 16. 4—S3, 180— 12S, 13.— 133, 32.— Bllky, 74, 69. Bigpar, 12. 24, 24.— 140, r6.— 143, 97.— 145, Bulingard, 142, 74. 146, 34.— 147, 6.— 148, 26;— 159, Braidburgh, 20, 1'3. Bull by Pope Boniface VIII. averting 2\ 4. Braidftiaw, 148, 31. the Independency s\ of Scotland, 100, 3 - Biikyfide, 93, 277. — 114, 4. Braidvvood, 24, ii.— 120, 67. — 121, Burdfield, 148, 14. 3iil;o[>s, empowered to telt, zi6. 88.— 92, 129, 35. Burellie,.97, ^17 — 131, 30. BfiTrtland, 46, 4. Brakanwra, 6, 36. Burland, 40, 30. Ijlabolg, 4*. Brakysfield, 49, 24, 13. Burliche, (Biirlie), 59, 9. Blackford, 116,63. Brambaine, (Brenbeyn), 5'. 58, — 87, Burrowmuir, 124, 8, 9. — 146, 32. Blacklaw, 6, 34.— I4r, 57. — 142, 85. 423. Burtrees, 6, 50. 14S, 20. Branxholm, — 5, 24.-46, 2. Buryfield, (Bouryfield), 50, 8.-82, Blacknefs, 11,35.— '33' ^C. Brathewell, 120, 59. — 129, 27. Elacokmoor, 2. Br;iy, 15c, 58, Ii".—9r, 274. Bute Ifland, 146, 35. Blaicklaiche, Brechin, 66. 14, 99. — 125, 5. 18, — 19, 103. — 26, 34. Butland, {Butelandj, 51, 39.— 141,45 Elairfenache, 16. 6:, — 89, 243. 51, 42.—52, 6. 10.—86, 212. — 87; 167, 29. B!airtott-n, 17, 37. 42. 50. 216.— 149, 41.— 167, 20. Buttergaflj, 167, 21. Blancaurig, 62, 26. Brechin barony, 113, 7. — 122, 97. Butterland, 50, 16. ^6, 27. Blanne, 15. 8.— 59, 128, 138, 38.— 140, 31.— 149, Byugane, 114, 15. — 120,58.-129,26. Blaregis, 143, 97, 57.— 158, 43. Byris, (Byres), 30, 18 36, 29 62, Blarernachc, 7S, 116- Bredles, 138, 29. 37. '7'— 67. 12-— 77. 109— 81, 152.— Blrirllceachc, 51,29. 54, 14. Brekmoune, 138, 29. — 114, 27—142. 79— 15*J> 2'. 7. Blary, Breky, Ealler, 134, 39. 143, 92.— 165, 2. Byrkinhead, (Brykinhead), J4y, 31. Blaur.tyre, 8?, 195 120,54.-129,23 Brenan, (Birnam), 36, 43. Blenhenie, (Bknerne), 44,48. — 73,41 Brenglefe, 6, 30. C. Blcnferken, 2". 63, Brericbanks, ^^, 2.—82, 170. Cabrauche, 115,47, — 139,7. Bogtoun, !25. 33. Brettalach, 28. 5, Cadzoii, 27, 4.-35, 15.—40, 19 84, Boidea, 63, 2". 127, 26. Brewland, — 119, 42. 19c.—94, 289— 119, 36.— 131, u, Eolgy, 139, 14. Brichtie, 166, 16. —135. 14— '3i^. 26—139, 3. Boltoun, 45.-79, 137. Bridgend, 33, 13, 93. Cairney, 64, 3. — 76, 94. Bonibty, (Bowbey), 41.—36, 42 Bridgetoun, 31, 149, 40. Caithnefs Earldom, 29, 24.—79, 132.— —40, 32- Bridgide, St, 49,1'. S6. 23. —75, — 1.J.5, '2o, 59. — 122, III.— 124, 26.— 1. Bonding toun, 9. ?), 46. 9, 1 18, Brimmerlands, 5, — — — 144, 34- 129,27—137,2 — 149,57. 64.— 31. 36-— 21, —32, 23.-45, 57 Brochlach, 98, 328. Calange, 77, 1C9. 37—J8. 7 '—87. 225 —94> 2S9. 29.. Brockloucht, 141, 67. Calcare, 143, 91. 20.— ~97, 321.— 118, S5 — 119, Bromchean, 30, 11. Calcovv, (Kelfu), 127, 26. i2ti, 15— 131, II. 13. 22—133,34 Brome, (Broom), 9, u. Caldcoats, 155, 26. — '35' I4-— '38. 24-— 146, 3^-— Brcthertoun, i, 16.— 68, II. Calder-cleir, 8. 23, — 7, 59.— 121, 73. 148, 29. Brounemieky, (Brounemoldy), 6.— 68, Caldor, 16, 28.-22, 57.— 144, 21. Bondland, 328. 98, 83, 181. Calfs of Man, 9, 2. Bonjedvvorth, 10, 17. 27. — 21, —59, 5 Broufterland, 125, 33. Calkilkeft, 59, 10. — 139, 7. Broxmouth, 1 12, ^^.— 15, 5.— 153, Callentar, 38, 25 58, 3. Bonki'l, 125, 112. 139,8. 8. — — 162, Cambingftoun, 59, 14. Bord, 116, 64. Bruchtoiin, 34,11'. 18. 127 —59, — 79, Cambo, 25, 9'.— 120, 62.— 129, 30. Bcrdlaud, fic. 19, 22, 52.-33,40.— — '43. 4-— 148, I4-— 157' 30-— 164. 132, I, .— ,44, 38. 137, 1 I. 39- Cambufbarun, 81, 153. — 120, 61.— 120, Borgis, (-gue), 40, Bruiflands, 1 33. 13, 5. — 122, ICO.— 125 16. 29.— 143, 97 147, 6. Borrowfield, 164, 35. 28 — I 28, 0. Cambullicnneth, 116,60. Borthwick, 166, 7. Brulane, 52, 5. Cambuflang, 12 I, 90.— 134,5. Borth\vick(hiels, 116,54. Brydeburgh, 12,66.-13, 86. — 164,46, Cambufnethao, 8, 79.—33,24.— 151, ir. Bollie, 51, 42. Brykenhend, (Birkin-), 148, 31. Camby, 78, 1 17. Bothill, 124, It. BryiUwood, (Bruntwood), 162, 17. Cambyfenew, 59, ic. Bothkcnuer, 37, 6^.-53, 25.-87, 222 Biichan, Earldom of, 2, 44. — 17, 38. Cameroun, Nether, 158, 53, — 118, 10.— 132, 32. —2 1, 18.—97, 324.— 131, 25.— 138, Camloden, 25, 3. Bothmachan, 6. 34, 32- Campfy. 163, 18. Bothoyock, 145, 21. Biichan, 26. 2, 47 — 11, — 16, iS.— 17, Canet, 64, 6. —76, 97. Botliwtll, 52, 55.—61, !l. — 145, 16. 22.— 122, 103 35.-29, — 147, 7. Canetgatefend, 64, 6. 76, 97* BoUill, (BiiitUe), 10, i&.— — 139, 7. Buchan in Dumfries ftiire, 67, 11. Canrenis, 59, 10. Boiichtauis, 138, 30. Buchan in Stirlingdiire, 8, 90.—39) 5?. Cantuly, 62, 24. Bcurland, 86. 211. — 80, 142. Caplochy, 121, 89. Bowlands, 138, 29. 12'. Buchannar, 58, — 60. 10. 9I>275. Capringftoun, 24, 8'. g. 66, 5*. Bowne, 164, 45. — 119, 25. Capronntltoun, 81, 160. — 140, 3.1. Boyne, (Boyen), 16, 15. 45, 37. Buchany, — 33, 39. Caprounflats, 37, 3. 19— be. 144. 55, Buchaura, 8, 90. Captain, olSce of, 57, 27. 29.—39, 54, —— — ———

INDEX TO THE LANDS, TOWNS, MATTERS, &c.

Capiitli, 14^ 9J. 9. Caftlevallie of Rutherglen, 137,13. Clochorby, 86, 204. 205. 2. Carcary, 165, — 167, 20. Cathyr, 91, 275. Cloginfheach, (Cloni] Clyth, 122, III. Carmylie, 36,6'.— 124, 19.— 149, 39- 3.-72, 30.—93, 282. Cnapadene, 153, 3. 4c. Charles IV. A- M, King of France, Trea- Cnockenciilrach, 6, 49. Carnagie, 61, 14, ty betwixt him and Robert I. King of CnoUe, I 53, I. Carnbie, 144, 38. Scots, 106, 14. Cnudswith, (Knoydart), 48, 3'.—99^ Carnbrawys, 162, 11. Charles V. Ufa^e, King of France, Trea- 1. 6 — 100, 2'.— 136, 18. Carncorthie, 51, 42,—59, 14. ty betwixt him and Robert II. King Cockburn, 10, 22', CarndufF, 125, 33. of Scots, 100,4.— 111,64.68. Cockpen, 150, 59. Carnefmole, 13, 91.— 25, 17.—97, 318. Charles VI. King of France, Treaty Cocquet, 9, 5.-46, 43— 52, 22 — 5;^ Carnfewald, 68, 17. betwixt him and Robert II. King of 22.-56, 3.-63, 47-— '33» 27- Carnowne, 137, 7. Scots, 1 12, 69. 70. 71. Coining, office of, 139, 12.— 142, 77. Carnowfie, 53, 19.—9c, 257. Charles VI. King of France, Treaty 78. Carntoun, 80, 140. belwixt him and Robert Duke of Al- Colbanflown, (Colbowfton), 11, 26. Carnwath, 8, 74.— 27, 3. bany, Regent of Scotland, iii,fii 62, II. Carny, 139, 13. Chawfield, (Shawiield), 24, 16. —30, 21. Colbrandfpath, 42, 20.—66, 24.—9c, Carnyfmuil, 13, 91.—97, 318.— 130, 5. •36, ir- 251.— 126, 15, Carrick Earldom, 3, 10. n.—6,45. Chethyiirawache, 123,117. Colcarny, ^3, 28. 14, 105. ic6. 108. 112. 119.— 33. 32- Chirr.efide, 141, 49. Golden, (Coldoun), 7, 62.— 57, 36 46—42, II.—51, 29.-54, 14.—62, ChriUfwell, 145, 2. 78, 116. 35.— 71, 17.— 72. 39-— 7J' ^'9 —93. Chuluhundy, ig, 91. Coldingham, 44, 48.—51, 40.—73, 41. 282.-115,35 — 116, 59. 61.— 134, Clackmannan, 30, 12.— 145, x"].— 146, —S;, 167.— 154, 4. 3'5-— 1 '. 1. 2. 1 <5'— 135. 7-— H9. 49-— J64. 43- Colla IHand, 4S, —99, — lOO, '. 167, 26. Clan-Clenconnan, 57, 27. Colle, filliing of, 119, 20. Carridden, 64, 2 —76, 93 — 79, 136. Clan-Kenelman, 57, 28. Colley, (GoWie), 17,55—62,25.-70, '37- Clan Macgowin. captain of, 39, 54^ I. —73, 51. — 117, 72.—160, 11. Carringtoun, (Kerringtoun), 31, 38. Clan-Munterfcafduff, 57, 29. Collleft3v;ni 16, 16 — 17,38.— 21, iS. ^ 35. 23- Clarkfland, 13, 77. CoUuthyc, 15.7, 37. Cams, 9, II. — 14, 114. Clafleuclian, 141, 67. t Colm, Idand and Abbey of, 97, 319. Cars, 9, II.— 14, 114.— 3c, !2.— 74> Clathock, 124, 4. Colmanlloun, 52, 53. 10. 29. 58. — 76, 97.— 118, — 119, Clayanis, 1 16, 63. Colonlopagadie, 51, 29. 127, 18.— 152, 16. Clayhills, 167, 22. Coionfay llland, 41, 7-—4^) '•—993 Carfegownie, 18, 82. Claypots, 64, I.— 7<5, 92. 1. I. — 100, i'. — 1 18, 12. Cartland, 128, 15.— 133, 34« Cleis, (CleiHi), '37. n-— hS, 17-— oHtoun, 16, 16.— 17, 38 145, 9. Cafduglily, 140, 40. 59, 6. Commendator of a Shire, 57, 30. Cafkiegour, 60, 19.— 98,328. — 125, 5. Clcnacheth, 1 16, 59. Concragy, i 19, 41. Cafs, (-is), 66, 6.— 81, 161 — 142, 72. Clenaghe, 139, 7. Conheath, fee 40, 3c. Caffigwar, 141, 67. Clenccnnan-Cl.Tn, 57, 27. Connyantoun, 13, 84* Caffillls, tCaillys), 43, 37--69. '• 35- Clerigenache, 4c, 26. ConlUbiilary, 19, 103.—26, 12.— ??, 8' —72, 39 — M9' 39- Clerkingtown, 31, 38.-36, 39.-48, z'. 2. 21.—42, 19. —46, 49.—60, CaiTiiidole, ly), 20. IC9. — 3. 230. 22. 15c, !. 7-—72. 25'— 295- ( 64, — 77, 65, —87, — 140, — 69, 5.— 71. 94. Caftlebeg, 151, 8- 59- — 142. 79' Caltlecary, 120, 48. Clerk- Regifter, it 9, 28. Confu?tiidc and Liberty, 5,8, lO". Caftledrummy, 147, 7. Cliftoun, II, 52. Conweth,(Conevath), 29,23.- 31,27.— 12^. CaiUeticld, 37, 5". 11". Clintertoun, 35, 34, 1.-^6, iS.— 78. '/g-— 123» »2i- CaftktQwn, i, 12.—135, 13 Clochnahule, "117; 72. Conynghamchtid, 60, iS. — —— ———

INDEX TO THE LANDS, TOWNS, MATTERS, &c.

Conyrtoun, 54, 5. Craigucir, 77, 1C9, Culhornloche, 40, 26. Copprofhill, 149, 39, Grail, 20, 114. 118— 25, 3'. 8».— 32, Culken, 31, 41. Corletliny, 117, 8.-37, CiiUen, 73. ^'—53' >8.— 57. 24.— .-9. 32, 2.— 129, 17.-141, 65. Coroner, ofEce of, ^50, 4.—jy, 4. — 39. 13—90,256—94, 295.-117,68,70. Ciillindach, 36, 19. 50.—41, 42.-44, so.—50, 4.—51, —127, 24. 25—137, 4—138. 37— Cul:ûlmalonis 1" '6' 3». 37.-54, 8\—6:, 8 —70, 1. 2.-73, 139,6. 143, 12.- 167, 23. ûlmalows, I 43-—97. 322- 9>^. Crailing, 22, 1. 3. 26. Culmellie, 26. — 33' — » H- 'S- —97, 325 131, 114, —124, 19.-131, 23. Crakneilown, 38, 35. Cutnaltoun, 52, 2. Corral, 116, Crambelh, ^^.—-g^ Culnhelhe, 59. 34, 115.— ,15, ô, (Conheath), 14, 10c.— 40, Corrocks, 42,8. — 43, 32.—53, :;, -157, 28.— ,58, 55._,59, i\ 5. 6. 30. Corfty, 94, 296 95, 298.— 142, 81. Crammelmouth, 154,4. Culpedauchis, 2, 31. Corfchog'il, 44, 9. — I 15, j2. Craaftoun, 43, 26 45, 34. — 69, 1. 29.' Culpreflauch, i, i8. Corfcunnyngfelde, 1:5,34. 2, 32.— 124, 12.- 163, 28.— 166,9, Ci'!quh(,rk, 167, 2 1. Corfelflat, 48, I '. Crawfurd, 61, 16. —64, 3. — 133, 13. Ciilfhogil, 12, 73. Corfctrcchache, 12. 64. Cult, 47, 4'. 2^, 11.-46, 53.-49, 4*. — 80, CorfmychcU, 116, 56. Crawfurd-Lyndefay, 87, 226. — 122, 147.-123, 113.-164, 48. Corfocht, (-ock), 45, 33. 107— '28. 15— "33. 34- Cultbuy, 60, 23. 38, 328. — , — 125, 5. Corftorphine, 59, 8.—^120, 49.— 148, .rawmont, 30, .i6. —36, 27.— 60, 25. Cultcarny, 141, 67. 24. i:. — 162, — 163, 26. 29.— 162, — !2i, 77— '4?. 96. 2.— 148, 33. Cultnachy, 59, 9. 12.-1^4, 42. — 149. 55— '5'. 5- Cultvoy, 141, 67. Cortachy, 7". Crechyjoly, 24, — 164, 37. 83, 181. Cu'uhach, 14, 105.—40, 30. Corton, I i(, 118. Cree river, 61, 8.-88, 283. Culuthy, 162, 13. Corty, 120, 64 Creholloch, — 129, 32. 45, 15. Cjlven, 13, 90.— 31, 28. — 36, 42, Corveny, 3. Cremond, 36, 147, 7. 47. 11— ?5. :o- Coftigorer, (Cafltigower), Crefwall, 60, tg. 8, 74, — 27, 3, Culyn, I ^, S^. Cotis, 6, 34. Crichen, AdcE, 17, 40. Cumerpolftoun, 52, 48. Cotravv, 321. 22. Crichen, Lady, 97, — 131, 17, 40. Cumnock. 47, 20.—57, 25.-85, 195. Coudon, 7, 62. Crichen, Walter, 17, 40. 20, 54.— 129, 23. Coul!, 38, 27.— 5 36.— 26. Crichmelade, f, 145, 17, 40, Cu.,yngham, 6, 42 50.— 7, 53. 54 Coulperfauch, Crichtoun, 117,73. "146, 48, 9 10.— 14, 109.— 23, 12.— 49, i'. Cr.ultan, Criftoun, 51, 29. 115, 33. — 95' 3°'- — 96, 306.— 158, 24. Coulter, 48, 3' 6 3. Crocks, ^^, 65, —83, 12, 71. — 21, 36. 140, 34.— 142, 81.— 143, 5.— 146, 230- Croftmartyn, 174—87. 98, 328. — 125, 5.— 141, 31—148. 31 — 152. i8' 19.— 167, Coiilyn, 65, 9 67, II. — 74, 73.—8?, 67. 24, 25. 2^6, Crogiltoun, 34, ii'. perm cultis, 2, 55. Couneus, Cromar, 2, 55. (Cramar), 43, 33 64, 4. Curcnokei.culrach, 6, 45. Coiipar, I- 45, 22.-99, 13— IS'S, 52. 72. 37- Curdabow, 161, 3. Coverliill, (Caverhiilj, 144, 35. Cromarty, 2, 50.—35, 21.—45, 37. Curmyrc, 78, 116. Cowal, 119, 19.— 142, 76. — 146, 28. Cromby, 148, 17. Curr, 6, 49.— 123, 19. Cowairftoun, 15, 9. — 18, 67. 4^. Cronantoun, i6. Curry, —58, 47, —51, 33. 85, 197.— 140, 40.— 145, 9. Crookftoun, 32^ 17. ^8, 18.— ij8, 40.

Cowie, 17, 55. 18, 61. Crofbie, i !. — 1, 39,—24, 4. —94, 296. Carvven, 77, 1 10. Crabiftoiin, 150, 1. 95, 298 142, 8i. — 146, 46. CulTcny, (Cufhny), 114, 26.— 127, 17. CragRock, 44—163, 23. Crofgate, (Corfgate), 39, 44, 48.— 69, 1,37. Cutliayldrayne, 79, 1 25. Cragoe, 81, 151. —73. 4'- Guthilduran, 151, 8. Cragynbat, 80, 145.— 85, 191. CrofTard, 26, 26. Cuthilmyre, 67, 2*.— 75, 81. Craig, 180. = 48, 34.-83, CrnfTewcll, 37, 8 . Cutting, 167, 22. Craigi neneur, 10. Croffragwell, 59, 1 16, 59. 60. 63 — 142, 69. Cuvnathifrigis, 32, 22. Craigliilt, 128, 6. Crown of Scotland, Aft of Settlement Craigic, I, 4— 17, 55. — 18, 8i.—25, of, III, 6^. D. 16. 47.28. 19.—46,44.— —49,1.3. Croy, 116, 64. Dabewacht, 75, 89. 56,5. 60,18 I. 10- 51,44.— — 64, Croyxtoun, (Crukyftoun), 32, 17. Dalacharmy, 141, 47, 76, 92. 77, 101. 113, 5.— 20. — — 114, 163, 17. Dalguborne, (-gworne), 42, 15.— 71, — 117,72.— 122, 100.— 123,120. Cruder, 167, 21. 21. 3-— 131, 25.-143, '45.4— 151. 14- Cruteriloun, 61, 2. Dalhoufie, 65, 11.— '50, 59. —161, I. Cruvy, 138 29. Dalkeith, 7, 62.— 24, 7'.— 40, II. Craigiltonn, 3,21. ninzie-houfe, 31, 24—43, 33. 44' 49-— 52. 8.-54, I .—65, 12.— CraiginferniPr, 59, 6. Cukiifoun, 127, 24. 69, 1.4.—86, 214. — 88, 239..^! 22, Cvaiginiiig, 18, 6'. Culafe, 167, 21. 102.— 123, 113.-131, 31.— 135, 15. Ciaiglockhart, 16. i. 2^. 32, —46, Cutbakie, 63, —136, 19.- 140, 27 — 144, 29.— Craiglogy, 149, 56. Culbarnie, 26, 14, 151, 9—153, 23. — 166, II. 12. Cralgmillar, 1 28, 12c, 14, — 65. Culbyne, 144, 40.—147, i, — 152, 17. Dalkerneflcan, 27, 5'. Craigorth, 129, 16.— 163, 22. Ciilcarny, 28 — 53, 91, z6^. -^8, 328. Dalmany, 1 1, 29. 6'. — Craigolt, 34, 25, 5.— 139, 11 — 145, 19. Oalmarnock, 124, 13. Craigs, 56, 13 —64, 18. Culciichone, 86, 209. Dalmellingtoun, 115, 38. Craiglouii, 167, 21, Culcnchopagache, 54, 14. Dalmorton, 69, 1. 35.-72, 39. — — — — — — — — — —

INDEX TO THE LANDS, TOWNS, MATTERS, &c. 18?

Dalnotar, 116, 64. Dorfhan, 32, 15. Drylaw, 162, 12. Dalfenachf, (Dali-evache), 43, 23. Dorfquhen, 5, 26. Drymmie, 67, 6%? 72. 29- 'S— Uouglafdale, 77. IC, 15. Duffus, (Duffhous), 47. 31. ^V: '4;— -'29. 13s. 37 8, — ^^, 39, — 43, iJalnmpiII, 94, 285. — 122, 105.— 130, Douglas, Earldom of,- 36, 44.— 91, 269. —70, 1.5 — 73, 46. 7.— . -..'.:-., 149, JO. . —142. 7«- Duglyn, 144, 23. Dalrufcan, 41, 47. Douglas, Earl of, his sreation, 31,42. Dulgarthe, 13, 86. • .rl-j:'{ ' Dairy, 28, 10'. — 44, S. — 51, 35. Douglas, harl of, declared innocent of Dull, 46, 46.-53, 21.—90, 259.' 140, 37. the death of David Duke of Rothfay. Dumbarrie, 4J, 36. Dalferf, 162, 17. 104, 12". Dumbartoji, (fee Dunbartan). Dalltanghy, 134, 39. Douglas of Douglas, fymbol of his fei- Diimblay, 145, 5. Dalfup'n, 60, 27. fin, 10, 26. Dumfries, 13, 89.— 64, 15.—66, 7. Dalfwintoun, 13, 77. 86.94.-45, 3^ Dounbouk, 139, 7. 77,106.— !34,'5.— 137, 12.— 149,48. Dalthoran, 116, 59. ijoune, 16, 13. M, 3. —67, 7,— 69, Dun, 33, 42.— 118, 9. — 158, 44. Dalvvelache, 57, 20. 6.— 81,. 158.— 86, 202.— 113, 6.— Dunbar burgh, 65, 12. — 89, 244- — DalzJei, (Dalled), 43, 27.-54, ii'. 122, 99.— 1:4, 22.— 128, 7. 136, 19.— 158, 39. - ~6g, 1. 3c.— 72, 33.— 115, 37.— Douiiy, 39, 52.-53, 6.-63, 53--96' Duubartan, 8, 82.—56, to.— 126, li. •32. 9— '39. 40 307.— 121, 79— 142, 87.— 161, 4. '3— '32. '=• Danyelltoun, 59, 8. — 158, 50. Dounycanc, 161, 4, Duncanlaw, 61, 32. — 145, 13.-165,4. Darifarlat, 141, 67. Dovan, river of, 145, 10. Duncarum, 11, 31. Da'laclie, 143, 5. Dovellie. 35, 14'. Dunchouali, 100, i. Daniiway, 35-, 14.—84, 189. iJregerum, 6, 41, Duncoll, 13, 77. 86.] Darnly, 37, 8'.— 151, 11. Ureghorne, 115, 31. — 146, 46. Duncrub, 121, 79. Davach, 31, 2><. — 141, 47. Drem, 31, 44.-35, 45.— 117, 75.— DuudafF, I l6,. 64. Davrid, foil of Kiritr Robert I. conditiono 159. 7- Dundas, 10, 23'. 12, 4R.. of his marriatfe with Joanna, filler of DripjMSr 163, 19. Dundee, 3, i'.—'i», 81.— 26, 19.—* Edward III. King of England, 101, Drochdreg, 37, 8". 43, 39.-50. 15.— 52, 7—5^. 8'- — Dromcudyti, 2S, 11*. 5:", 38.— )i, 15. —52,29.-67,1.21. David II. King of Scots, treaties, and Dromdynan, (Dromdyvan), 20, II3. —74. 7S-— ~^<5, 2I-3.—87, 216 — 113, priicteiiii);;s about his liberation from Drome, 41, 17. —54. 12'. 5.— lii, ICO.— 123, 116.— 128, 6. his Eng!i(h captivity, 107, 19.22.23. Droniecarn, io, 1 1. '0-— '32. 3-— '33* 13-29— '40. 25- ioo.r-144, — 108, 2v 26. 28. 29.— 109, 31. 32. D.onan, 37. • 7- ?3— H3> 25 — 150, 2. Drondraylleri,- 26, 27. — 151, 14.— 152, ii — 157. 33- .34- 39- 40- 42"-— oo. 43- 44- 3J--- 47- Droiillied, 63, 2^. 161,4. 5- 6. 7i — 162, 8. — 104, 43. David Duke of Rotbfay, his death, 104, Drum, 17, 53. 54-— 23, 5'-—42. 17-— Dundovau, 43, 23. — 72, 29.— 162, 17. 12*. 54, 12' 69, 1.20. — 72, 23 133, Dundro.Tie, 14, 99. 24. 6. 166. 18. Duuegrclache, 13. 116, Dean, 7, 6. —86, 208.— 129, 16.— 133, — 137, — 23, — 58. 35- Drumadicht, 149, 39. Dunfcrmling, 38, 16. 20. — 126,, 14. Diuifynd, Dccbment, 40, 1 5. Diumbetb, 32, 2, 161, 4. Dee, Loch of, 167, 22, Drumblate, 167, 21. Dungernock, 41, 34. Dnjmbordach, Dunipaice, 8, 88. 15. Dee riv^r, 16, 17, —41, 34. 41. — 52, 2, 34. — 20, —39, 41. 54 — 146, 30. icanchie, 147, 5c. Dunlop, 167,. 25. Deer, I, 22. 142, 90. Urumcarne, 3c, II. };, Ii. Dualopy, 127, 17. Dckarwaiid- 141, 47. Drumcondland, ^S, 7'. Duninanyh, (Dalmeny), 72, 34. Dempfler, ofBce of, 132, 8, Drumcrofs, I22j 102. Duu.Tiorc, 45, 3). Drumdow, 29. Dunnehync, i 16, Denbmn, 16, 17. — 128, I. 167, 22. 119. 59. j Denhoufe, 124, 4. Drumelzier, 59, 19. Ouunoi, 2b, 27. Denoou, 121, 83. Drumferne, 41, 1 1. —53, 22.—91, 26c. Ounnotter, 33, 49.-124,4.— 144, 17. Dentrone, 18, 71. Drumgarnade, (Drumgarlct ), 37, 7^. 19. Dereagis, 26, 30. 98. 328. Dunnure, 26, 27.-93, 2S2. Ounrod, Dcrmnre, 41, u» Drunig«rloch, 12J,- 5. 125, 33. Ururagethe, Duns, 20, 2.-43. 4'^- 56. Desforde, (Delkfonl), 16, 11. 12.— 45, 48, 33. — 73» 18.— 124, 26. — 151, 6. Drumg.an, 47, 27-—i^. 7- DuiulalTiiage, 14, 124.— 15, 15,—26, 13. Devellie, 84, i8q. Drumhane, 1 62, 11. Dunfyir, 55, 0.—1>3, 173. l'^ .-.i:!!!^- Dewre illand, (Jura), 41, 7. Druniktith, 32, 2. l>untablay, 146,49. 9; DurJoman, 4S, i'. '1.3. too, t. Din, 25, 15. Lirumlangrig, 44, — 1 iS'S^ — '39; 7- —99, Dingwal, 15, 17.— 16, 4—99, 1.3— Drunilaw, 146, 30. Dill ham, batde of, 62, 27.—67, ii.-^ nj, !24. 2 5- Druiiilouch, 95. 74. 73- Durham, of, 22. Dirlctoun, 148, 21.— 149, 43. — 163, Drumly, 43, 46. Abbey 152, 6*. Durn, 24. 27. — 166, 13. Drumioaycth, 37, 166, {. Durria, 14. 2. Dilchencr. 'Difiher), 52, 47. Drummore, 140, 34. l3r 59.—60, —65, —6S, Drumuozit-r, ic8. ^.— 229. Dolpbingltoun, i 19, 37. 14, 87, 8l.- Duifclumc, I^Durfcunc, Daiihiric], DonfandaHloun, 6?, 2 . DrumpuUen, 13, 67,

- 6*-— Dorypais, 8, 88..— 20, 15.—39, 41. Drumiaiict, 59, IJ. 75. 79- Dorifdecr, 6, 32.-^:3, 82.-97, 324. Diumiuigard, 29, 1. 17. -117, 74- Durydara^-he, 146, 44. 2'. Dys, (Dyx:e), j.^, 29. —115, 3c — >3'. 2<5- Diumllied, 63, Dornock, 16, 3. 6. IDiyfield, 64, 6.-76, 97.- Dyfart, 163, 29.

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1 86 INDEX TO THE TOWNS, LANDS, MATTERS, &c.

Ernock-Sabunfoy, 126, 8. Ferryfield, 4, 30. 32. Ferrytounfield, Ealchull, 42, 12. 13. Eroly, 119, 24.— 120, 65.— 129, 33 g6, 313.— 131, 29. Eafter Bieky, i6j, 2. 149, 54. Felhane, 123. (13. Frtherneum, 14, 116. Eafter Fordy, 57, 21. Erroll, 58, 9*.—6l, 1. — 143, 9. Eafter Forfar, 18, 62. Erfch, 82, 152. Fett.iU, 47, 23. Fettercairn, Eccles, 142, 87. Eiflvine, 49, 5. 39, 42.— J2, 14.—63, 53. —6;, i;.— 242. Edderlings, 59, 10. Erfknamerchin, 40, 25. ^9, Fife, Earldom, 25, t'. 62. Eddirftoun, 7, 73. Erfl, -O. 95. 107 — I 19'. Finlater, (Findlater), 66,9. 8:, — 123, 126 — 1?4, 16. — 125, 31. Efltdale, 3, 4^.^10, 16. — 12, 71. — 164. 3^5 —129, 17.— 38.— 127, 15. i9..^i28, 3.— 132, 3.— 134 —21. — 39' »—55' »8. 133, 36— 140, I?., 6. 5-— «3'^' 34- 36- 38.— 139. 10.— 14c Eflcylluh, 60, 14. Fintray, 27- 39— H4> 26 — 145, 8. II. 25.— EfTiimonth, 122, 103. 17, 55. 36. Fintrygafk, 146,36— 147, 10—151, 5. 9.— 154 Eflintoly, 114, 17. 2, 47. Fifcwick, 153, 25-— 157. 32- 38- EfTuly, I, 15. 3. Filherflat, 66. Edinburgh caftle, 104, 13. EfTye, I, 9.— 142, 82.— 149, 41. 42. 7, Edindovat, I, 20- 167, 2®. Fifhertoun, 141, 57.— 142, 85. — 148, (Eaftbarns), 20. Xdindurnache, 54, 7. Eftbernys, 86, 208. Filhings in rivers, 55. Edinghame, 9, 11.—24, 12. Elter cragy, 77, loi. 39, — 52, 54. Fithkill, 26. Edirdye, i, 6. K'.ler-rothnem, 72, 77. 124, — 146, 29.— 159, 9. Five-penny land, Edirinche, 3, 17. 18. Efter-tyry, 91, 273. 59, 7. Eftir-Balnegal, 7. Flafic, X44. 40. Edirftoun, 7, 73. 97, 3 1 fleminglauche, (Fleminglaw), 2. Ednam, 21, 31-—24, !2, Eft-rifton, 78, 124. 61, Flemyngtoun, 121. Edrehame, (Edrom), 55, I. —82, 169. Eft-fpot, 76, 91. 78, — 140, 40. F.igo, 23. Edringtoun, 11, 37 22, 54.— 24, I Etterfchinfchap, 1441 33. 140, — 163, 32. —4C, 17. — 62,20.— 119, 20. Ettrick, 10, 24'.—59, 3-— 142, 71. Foheltery, 3;, 20.—86, 204, Edward III. King of England, treaty Euifdale, 39, 1. Fondowie, 62, 36 betwixt him and Robert I. King of Evchame, (Evinhame), 35, 13^.— 55, I. Fordell, 114,20.— 138,29. Scots, 101, 9.— .0^, 11'. Exchange of money, 31, 23. 24. — 36, Fordoun, 4, 35.— 20, 3. Egghee ifland, (Egg). 4S, 3"- — 97. 34- 35' Fc-rdy, 57, 21. 316. —9g, 1.6. — 100, 2. — 131, 29. Exemption from vaflalage, 68, i'. Fordyis, (Fordyce), 67, 7'.—74, 69. — 136, 18. Extent, old and new, 110, 44. Forfar, 18, 62.—22, 55.—36, 313.— 20.- 12.— Eglifinalefocks, 3, 3^.—22, 45. Eyemouth, 5 1, 4c. 117, 71.— 131, 135. 144, Eilicr Bahiega!, 131, 3c. 30- Eiilertyie, 58. to". Forgund, (Forgan), 19, loo. Eitun, (Ayton), 154, 4. Facfield, 125, 33. Forgundenny, 124, 26. Ekfuird, 21, 22. Fail, kirk of, 133, 13. Forling, 47, 14. Elantirym, 136. 18. FaiUiekyll, 63, 44. Formartin, 2, 46.— 16, 30.— 17, 40. Falkirk, 2 (>•— Eldenethe, 69, 1. 31. 129,18.-15^,26. 36, — 39, 4:^.-43. 47-—S3' 8' Elgereth, 62, 38. Farinis, (Fernis, Ferns), 4, 23.—24, 63, 53.—66, 2'.— 81, 157.— 126,

Elgin, 42, .9.-133. JJ. Farncroflcen, 15,17.— 1 *>, 4. 10 — 14S, 36— '49, 37. Elgiiifniie, farms and duties of, 80, 140. Farndun, 154, 4. Fornauchty, 149,43. Elietis, 13, 88. Farnydoune, 97, ,25.— 131, 26. Fornwyre, (Fornewyre), 58, II',—91, 2^. Ellem, 147, 5. Fafdauache, 63, 274. Ellon, 2, 27. Faulkland, 56, 4. — 162, 13. Forres, 133, 15. Faunys, ( Forretts, 7. 6. -.-*- Elphinftoun, 11, 25.— I y, 8. Fawns j, 163, 27. 32. 16, — 17, 52.—66, 22'. Elftaneford, (Athelitaaeford), 11, 34. Fauiide, 7, 58.— ic, — 22, 44.— 67, 6*.—68, 3". 8^— 81, iSz.— 1 14, 141, 58. 2;. '^— VJ, 4.—«3> 17^— "4. 9- ly.— 117. 72- 73 -iig. 2'- Elvinf,rftoun, 7, 64.—44. 49-—S9, 1.4 FedrefFe, 46, 56. Fortcviot, 19, 87. 104. — 95, 299 124, Elylloun, 148, 27. Fentoun, 7, 60.— 50, 3.— 56, 17. 14. Enacl.e, 13, 83.— 14, IM-— 53. '•- Ferachy, i 17, 72. Forth rniils, 60, 19. 62, 4c. — 1 ig, 30. Ferdill,' 37, s\-.^44, 47.—70, 1. I.- Forth river, 62, 34. — 63, 50.-146,42. Enaclirache, (Lnachre), 60, 19. — 9-^ 73. +2- Fortrie, 33, 47. Feres, 1 41, 66. Fortyrc, 35, 20.— .^6, 205. Lnot, 42, 21. Fermall, 149, 43. Foffdche, (FoileicheJ, 19, lo6.>—53, 2.1. ij. Enzle, (Aune, Awne), i6, — 52, i Ferme, near Rutherglea, 9, 12. — 21 —90, 259. i8'. .6"'.— 37- 32. 121, 90. F-othergill, 19, 88.—51, 46. 5.-*- —42, 45, — —54, 1 (Erventoly, Arntully), 26 Ferncroflicr, 15. 17.— Erbentoly, 4, ;6, 4. 57. 25.-139. 39- . Erchles, 167, 2 1. Feme, i 22, 108,--- 1391 5. Folhey, Welter, 13H, 29. £rnecraig, 148, 33. Ferny, 49, 10. fociiryf, 50, 4. —78, 122. — — —

INDEX TO THE LANDS, TOWNS, MATTERS, &c. 187

Toulertoun, Garrow, (Geroib), 1.6. Glafcullach, 18, 78.-38, 17. 29.—40, 48, 3'. — 99, Glallullach) ig, 61 117, 30.-99, 297. ICO 2. 72- Poullcryfland, (Fowleifland), 121, 83. Garrow Morwarne, 48, 3 '• — 99, 1.6. Glasford, 116 63. —14'. 59- 103, 2. G'afgow burgh, -1^2, ro.— 162 12. Foullis, 1*. Garrowoll, 26. Glafgow 67, —75, 80. 53, forell, 38, 32.— ^9, .,6 6», Foulftheils, I 19, 34. iGarfcadden, 116, 64. ig.

I Glaflochy, Foultoiin, 127, 2^. Gart, 23, 21. 98, 32?..— 125, 5. Fovcrn, (Foveran), 1, Ji. 23.—49, 20. iGartgarlhc, 14,103.-22,56. Giafmache, 20, 11 2. France, Kings of, treaties betwik-t Gartheyre, 3c, 1 1. Glafironth, them 2C, 112. — 46, 54, and the Scot; nation, 100, 4.— 106, ' Garthyes, 120, 46. Glenabeukan, 12, 68. 115. 116.— 107, 16. — III, 61. 64. Gartindoe, 64, 6. Glenbecriche, 14, 121. Gartnekcr, 1. Glenbervy. 68.— 112, 69. 70. 71.— 141, 59. 43, 35.—7c, 8.-73, 48 34, 9^— 78. 1 16.-14,, 46. Freedom, charter granting, 66, 22. Garvald, 59. 10. Glencairethe, 40, 2 5. Garvan, 27. Glencarne, Freirtoun, 1 55, 26. (Girvan;, 51, 45.—60, 13, 95. — 53, 29.-60, 28, F-ench language, charterin the, 27 5'. "S. **9- — 91, 266. Frendraught, I, 19.— I37» 7. — I49, Gaivard, 59, 7. Glencavine, 13 81. Garviauche, (Garrioch), i, 25. 8, 84 G cncharnie, 14. 46. — 42, —69, 1. 17. —71, 20. Frefwick. 166, 8. — 15, 16.— .6, 19. 25— 17, 33.- Glenchomurc, iGlenchomyrc), 4,1'. Rfd Friars lands, 149, 44. 31, 34;— 36. 25.-46, 57 54, 7'- —99, 1.3.— ICO, 1. White Friars lands, 149, 46. 7-. 11*. 15.— 59, i6—61, 2.— 139, Glenchiingall, 35, 18.—80, 138. Fnichie, 159, 5. 7.— 141, 53 — 147,7.-166, 14. 18 Glencoy, 13, 23 — 72, 29. Fulbakater, 141, 44. Garvock, I, 14. Gkncraig, 65, 21.—77, no. Garyncloe, Fuleth. 8, 87. 76, 97. "lencre, 1 16, 53. Fulwood, 119, JO.— 128, 15.— 133, 34. Ga(l<, 43, 23.—61, 5.— 72, 29. — 89, Glencroftf, 12, 72. Futy, (Foot-Dee), 167, 22. 246.— 167, 21. Glendochyre, 19, 98. 99.—26, 24.29. Fyndoun, 157, 36.— 165, 2. Gadtenes, 26, 28. — 1'5« S'-— '1^1 7«— 120, 50. Fynglen, I 14, 24. Ga(]

Fynlawyftoun, 1 ;8, 50. Gauinfpot, 7, 71. endovan, 72, 29. Fythkill, 124, 26.— 146, 29.— 159, 9. Gauyliftoun, (Galftoun), 41, 6. Glenducky, 157, 37. Fyvie, 126, 10. — 148, 36. Gaylis, 95, 297. Glenechc, 30, 3. Geday, illand of, 48, I.—99, 1. 2— Glencgle, iGlenelgenie, Glenelg), 48, G. 100. I. 4.-99, 1. !<. — 100, 2^.

Gelackbane, 1 1 Gage in the burrows, 40, 18. 78, 7. '.lencflc. 1 8, 79.— 51, 46— 61, 16. Gage and meafure, 37, 8'. Gelcchan, 42, 21. 66, 4-. — 74, 7-. — 27, 20. 21. Geleftan, Galachan, 6(5, i '. 72, 27. 132, 12.— 142, 87.— 150, 2. — )66, GalbryUloun, 143, 95. Gemily, 8, 76. Gallartlands, 140, 36. Gerloch, 98, 327.— 114, 10. Glcneflane, (Glenfi^eiie), 31, 29. — 36, Gallowiiy, 10, 20'.— 13, 80.— 20, 4. Gtrpot, I 14, 20. o —47, lO.

6' . 10'. 8-. 41,5.6. Gcrfmanyftouo, (Gerfmanilouu), 6. Glenfache, 2J, 19. —37 — 64, 149, 46. 88, 233. — 114, 19.— 119, 21.— 124, —76. 97- Glengarg, 65, 21.— 77, 110. 26.— 145, il5. Giblilloun, 56. 15. Glcngary, 37, b'. Galloway, men and liberties of, 13, 80. Gilberthill, 54, 7. l-ilengleicbc, 3. 3. — S3, 26.— 134, 5. Gilcolmttoun, (Gilcolmyftoun), 42, 20. Glfngonvir, (Glcngonvour), 114, 24. Galloway, the indigenous inhabitants of, —69, 1. 22.-72, 4'>. Glenhargic, ^-, 1. ', "34. 5- St Gile-grange, 146. 4. Glenhifemeifiore, 1 1 53. Giles, 27. GallowhIII, 9, I I. St 119, — 138, 34. Gltiiktnne, 13, 87.—57, 25.— S5, 195. GallyiVouii, 162, 17. — 164, 38. Giletre, 149, 4V._ Glcnlitherner. 24, 7'. Galntthe, 142, 72. Gilgirgylloiin, (Kilgaiiloun), 77, loc. Glcnliicc, 3, 12. 13. Galowfefyde, 119, 38. (;ilha.ne, 139, 5. Glenlyon, 51, 27.—80, 141. Gaivan, 147, 1 1- Gillanderftoun, H, 84.— 15, 16. — i(, ilenmannache, 45, 33.

Gannay, I r6, 53. '9-— '7. 33---~"5. 47- Glennopc, 40 24. Gardens, the King's, 39, 57. Gillaltoun, 38, 26. Glenogweris 2, 54. Garfer, 45, 15. Gilletnachis, 2, 46. Glcnopper, 45 15. Garlet, 142, 6><. Gilniertoun, 11, 29.—21, 17. Glcnquliarai y, 16., 3. Garleyis, 45, 33. G.lm')rdafl', .3, 76. tilenraih. I44, 35. (iarliucht, 161, 3. Gilftoun 69, 1. 23. Cilfiirullock, 146, 37. Gannauche, 17 39. Girton, (Girthon), 25, 18. >kns, 37, I. GarmyUoun, 119,43. GlacelVer, 1 15, 34. Glcnfcanchcl, 29, 1. 18. Garmyltoundunyng, 7, 63.—50, H. Glak, 144, 3v Jlcnlmanltoun, 20, 118. (2 1, 76. Glammis, 67, 3-.— "4, 76. — 96, 315. kricnfumtault, 4 22. Garmyhoun Noble, 121,82. — iji, 17.-147, 8. Glcntall, 142, 72. <;arnach, 40, 25. Ghndrillonn, 115, 47. Glenurchy, 44, 7. Garquhill, (Galecholl, Gairhxill, GH- Glafbany, (Clalbany', 58, *. Glortth, iGlorat), 30, 3. 5, —35, 3. 5. chil). 42, 12. 13.— 54, 10'.^— 69, Glafcluiie, 34, 9. — 52, l6. — 79, 125. Goilfraylknin, 48, ;3. 34. 1. »6.— 71, 18.—91, 263. —67, 223.-90, 23-4. Go^ar, 10, at'.—i2, 43.— »66, 13. i88 INDEX TO THE LANDS, TOWNS, AIATTERS, Ctc.

10. Gordon, 140, 23.— 163, 32. Hawkediaws, 6, 35.— IIA, 24. liicliecalleche, 30, 10,— 35, Goilay, 14, 11&. Hawlaftc, 136, 18. Incheeret, 117, 67. Incheluthyle, Gormal, 148, 3a. Hawthorndean, 54, 5. 135, 9. Inchmertein, 19, 100.— 29, 1. 2.— 121, Oortoun, 40, 12.—41, I. Hawthonifyke, 144, 29. 2". 86. Gofcroft, 8, 87. Hebeddees, (Hebeddys), 66, — 70, Iiichore, 5c, 20. Gosford, 46, 4. 1. 4-—72, 44- 6. Graggcfoid, 47, 24, Henderlloun, i, 6, Incliftare, 137, Incliturc, 7^. 78, 114. 120, 69. Graindud, 53, 7. Henrilar.d, 124, 11. 34, — — 20. Giardtn, 17, 32.— 141, 53.63.— 150, J. Kepop, 144, 35. — 145, Inene, Grange, 118, 10. — 119, 27. Hcrber, 143, 5. 141, 54. Indigente, indigenous ii.habitants of Gal- Green, 167, 2 2. Hevbertdiiels, 33, 40.— 141, 57.— 142, lovvayj Greenford, 59, 14.— 137, 8. 85. 134, 5. Inglifmalholks, I. Greenhead, 31, 33.—36, 24. —39, 4. Herbertdiire, 61, 32- 58, Ingliftoun, I, 12. 3:4. 131, 25. Grecnhill, 6, 34.— 58, 6'.— 144> 21. Herdmanftoun, 12, 57.—21,40.-126, —97, — — 40. Greneland, 12 2, III. 7.~iJ4, 23 — 148, iS. 149, Inneralmeflie, n "• Gr£mft.jun, 164, 43. Heroud, i 1 j, 36. 54, Innercaritie, 20, 14.— 52, 13. 65, 14'. Grey, 143, 5. Hertfoliings, 141, 49. — Grievefchip of Cullen, 129, 17. Herthornchill, 135, 15. — 143, 91.— 148, 29. Innercarrewchie, 143, 91. Griiibilliuide, 39, 4. Hertifhuyde, 33," 28. Innerkenatis, 20, 14. 91. Grogary, 64, 6.— 76, 97. Hertop, 133, 13. — 143, nnerkyn, 17. (Jr.ifrmanftoiin, 25, 8'. Hertfhaw, 6, 46. 48. 47, Kllda), 216.— Innermaith, 115, 30.— 133, 23. Gnigar, 7, 53. Heryte, (Hirta, St 07, Innerpeffer, II, 26. 58, 8". Giynifcaftle, (Greencaftlc), 1 19, 32. 1^1, 29.— I 36, 18. — '26. Inraloun, (Inverallan), 120, 61.— 129, Gii'nVyn, 94, 292.— 131, 14- HefTtlden, 62, triirdnies, 126, 10. H^ftefcrews, 32, 16.. 29. Inrouy, 18, 84. Giirdy, 143, 9. Hetliii-wick, 153, I.. Inlirothir, ( Anftrothir), 80, 139. Guthrie. 142, 87. Hethonfields, 143, 8- Inveraritie, 87, 219. 89, 241. 142j Gythy iflaiid, (Giglia), 41, 7. Htttoun, 115, 37. — — Hevedis, 24, II.— Ill, 8S. 87.-161, 5. H. Hevirterrigis, I, 17. verafren, 2, 59. 16. 18. 8'. Hachetlmevacti, 116, 5"). Hi'clyf, 125, 32. Inverbervie, I, — 35, — 54, 138. Hackmangerum, 37, 6, Hill, 55, 20.-^125, 30. 3, 65- 20'. 114.— 52. Invercabock, 2, 30.— 120, 45. Haddingtoun, 3, 6. —7, — 10, Hillfield, 20, 22, 4-— Invcrcuycfa, 120, 55.— 121, 75.— 129, 2i'. 24^—21, 42.—27, 5^—37. 3- Hiltoun, 44, 48—73. 4'-— 124. —43, 2f.— 45, 36-— 53' -i^-— 6y, 175, 1. 24- Inverdovat, 90. I. 2. — 152, 1.27.— 72, 31.—82, 168.— 89, 244. Hochkellou, (Hopkallzie), 32, 6.-43, 76, — 147, —9^, 283.— 114, 2. 22.— 121. 91. 28.-67, 6'.—72, 34-— 75> 85. '7- Inverighty, (Inverechtie), 18, 73. 50, —132,'.— 139, 7-- 147-7-— i57'3i- Hogcftoun, 135, ^3. — H; 6. Hanfchaw, 6, 46. 48. Hwytinyr, (Wliitcmire), 8, 87. 138. Haffingden, (HafTyngtown, Halfyng. Invernorfyn, 134, 39. — ^'•— I. Inverogy, (Invcrugy), I 5 1, 13. touii). S> '?•—"' 3^- '*• hofpiial, Invtrwyk, 324.-131, 25. 22, 60.— 146. 27.— 157, 3'-— '59i St James's 141,51. 97, Dowglas, form of, 10, 26- 8._i6i, 2.— 16^, 28. J.'('burgh, (JedwortJi), 10, 17.-121 59- Iiiveilini 1' — fifter'of Edward HI. King of Kaflir.gdenebank, 165, I. —2., 27.-22, I 2. 3.-63, Julianiia'^ -.— England, to be niariied to David, Hafthrt'iiland, 129, 33. 127, 23.— 13Q, 143, H— '47' only fon of Robert I. King of Scots, Hathingill, 14, Ml. 7— 'SO 6c.— 154, 25.— 157, 33. '• 2'~ g. 103, II. Haucdand, 123, 118. ila iHaiid, 41, 7.-r-48, l'.— 99, loi, — King of France, letters from to Hawdene, 164. 39. ICO, 1. John nation, 106, 15. 16.— 107, 29-- iictiarry, 1 17, 67. the Scots Hawick, 5, 24—27. 7' — 33, inchbrcnys, 16, 45. J?-—46, 2.-54, 4- 134, 39. — —— ——. — ——

INDEX TO "THE LANDS, TOWNS, MATTERS, &c.

John Kfn^ of France, his treaty with Kilbothok, (Kilbncho), 54, I. — 121, 73. King's ides, 137, 13. King's lour, Edward Iir. King of England ini- Kilbride, 9, 12. — 2 1, 32.—94, 290. 48, 33. 34. meadow, 88, 238. tnicai to the Scots, 107, 17. 116, 63.— 125, 33 — 131, 12.-140. King's — 133, 25. at Crail, John of YIe, his fubmifiion to King Da- 29. — 14?, II.—.-146, 27.— 159, 8. King's muir 57, 24. King's park, II. vid II. 108, 27. Kildonan, (Kildonwhan), 27, l'. — I 28, 65, King's revocaiion, 49. — 62, 23. Irwine, 6, 40.— 14, 107.—951 297.30*. •2— '33. 3'- 52, Kingltoun, 2. — 96, ^CJ. — 146, 46. Kildrummy, 76, 95. — 149, 56. 44, Kingftour, (King's lour), 48, 33. 34. Ifeleborgh, 99, 1. 4.— ico, I. Kilkennet, 31, 37. Kininmonth, 4'. 78, 122. I2j, Ifland of Man ceded to Scotland, lOl, 7. Klllanell, 17, 4^. 34, — — 117. 148, 16 163, 21. Jara ifland, 41, 7.-48, i'.— 99, 1. 2. Klllerenache, (Kilrevache), 47, 14. — — llinkell, 19, 103. 38, 29.-63, 2\ — 100, I. Killyn, 26, 29.—91, 275. — 1 65, 15. Jury, decrees by, 119, 23.— 157, .17- Kilmahew, 50, 7. — 61, 3.^163, 30. 46. 65. Kinloch, 37.-20, 6.-26, 34.-53, Jufticlary, -^g, 45.— 62, 21. — 63, 49. Kilmarnock, 6, — 117, 4, 1 Kilmaronock, 30, I O. I ' 27. —67. 5'-— 74> 65. 67. 4, 34.— — 54, 3c. 6. Judiciary, mills of, at Aberdeen, 1C7, Kilmartin, 28, 4. Kinmonth, 138, — 159, Kinnarde, 5c, 23. ^d.— 22. Kilmawrs, 141, 54.— 146, 27.— 159, 8. 17, 45. — — 141, 165, Juaice-Clerk, 44, 52.-68, 2'.— S5, Kilmechanacbe, 1 4, 99. 3. K.nnedy, 19, 199.— 114, 29. Kilmoris, 149, 49. 97. Kilmumkyn, 20, 114. Kinneff, 164, 41. K. Kilmychill, (Kilmichael), 26, 27. Kinneil, 11, 27. — 16, 28.— 139, 1. 2i, 58, 2. Kinneir, 113, 4.— 122, 98.— 128, 5. Kargill, (Cargiil), 47, 9. — 1 14, 26. Kilpatrick, 53.— Kinneil, 142, 68. 2'.-^l65, 2. Katcrlyne, 12+, 4. Kilfyth, (Kyllynfyth), 47, 5.—69,1.10. — 159, Kathnefs, 62, 22. — 71, 12 Kinnettil, 14C, 18.— 149, 40. Kinnoul, 5'.— 62, 28, Keith, i6z, II. Kilvynet, (Kllwinnet), 36, 38. 22, 57. —34, 2'.— Keith-Marefchall, II, 26.-58, 8".— Kinalt»y, (Kinaldy), 2, 51.-117,68. 68, 80, 150. Kinp-jnt, II. 31. 115, 4^.— 162, II. —132. 7— '37. I- 9, — 21, 8''. Kinrofs, 9. 2". 28, 6. 29, Keith-Symon, 11, 26.-58, Kinbaldin, 2, 51.— 1 17, 68. 3, —25, — — 18,66. 24. 6c, 19. 30. 9S, 32i.— Kelg, 91, 275. Kinblackmont, (Kinbrackmont), — 72, — 2- 5.-14'. 67. Kelinilure, 25, 9'. —48, — 65, 4.-88, 2^1.-123, 125. Kinroffie, 167, 21. Kellachaffie, 25, 10'. n;— 125, 3-— '39. 5— '4°. 4°- Kintail, 2. Kellie, 10, 14. — 20, 117. — 21, 23. Kinboyfcher, 49, 7. 48, Kintillache, (Klntullo), 49, 3. 25, 10'.—28, I0\—51, 23.—55, 17. Kinbrcdc, 143, 92. Kuibuk, (Kemback), 35, 8. Kintore, 2, 41.— 11, 26. — 33, 34. Kellis, 4, 24. »• 36, 2.-38, 32.-39, 42.-58, — Kelor, 18, 76.— 124, 10.— 143, 94. Kincairny, 2, 45-—45' 24- 62, 19.— 53.— 121, 72.— 124, 2. 167, 20. KincaUlrum, 158, 53. 63, Kincardany, 43. 24, — 162, II. Keli'o, 39, 5.—41. 14-—^>3' 2'-— 127. 2, —45, 138, 25^ 26. Kincardi'ie, I, 13.— 7. 57'— 32. '4.— Kintumer, Kiiityre, 14, 121.— 35, 2'. 76, 15. Kt:lfoland, 142, Si. 63. 5?-— '^5. 5-— 75. 79-—^7. 22c — 242.— 23.-148, 32.— 41, 7 — 60, 3c. — 118, 14. Kchoun, 13, 9c.—31, 41. —32, 20. —S9, 119, 35.— 8. 26. 126, ,5. 36, 42 — 55' 20. 159, g.— 162, — 163, 8. Kippo, 90, 259.-140, 3c.— 94. Kelwood, (Krldewood), 13, 78. — 4c, Kincavil, 7, 59.—23, — 25, i.— 121 143, 30. 52, 5- — 86, 211. 73- '44. '5- — Kirk, I^ Kelyn, (Killyn), 26, 29.—91, 275 Kinclevin, I2J, 13.— IJ5, 29. 79- Kirk of St Mary in Ettrick foreft, 59, 3. - Kcnachan, 123, I2l. Kinckravt-mont,(King'sCrawmond),i48, Kirkaidy, 20, 2. — 146, 45. Kenelman-Glan, 57, 28. 33.— 151, 5. Kirkandris, 2?. 6, 33-— 9> 9'- Keukynoll, 134, 6. Ki'ndeny, (Kindavy), 25, I.— ?o, 148. 5, — 2C. 28. 12, 64.— 20, 7 — 25, 7'.—27, 3'. Kenmore, 40, 29. —46, 5. — 56, 9. Kineft', 141, 57.— 148, Ki.kaffudy. 65, 21. Kennedy Clan, thief of", (49, jr. Kinellour, 45, 25. 9. Kirkborthewick, 5, 20. 21. Eeiitaill, (Kintaill), 4S, I'.—jg, \. 5- Kinfauns, 19, 101.— 26, 33 49, 68, 186. 98, 326,— 113, 6.— 124, 14. 26.— Kirkgunyan, 5—84, Kirkhope, 144, 35. KcjTarrcnate, 67, 4'. 125, 27.— 128, 7. 12.— 143, 3.— Kirkhuird, 124, II. Kt-pmad, 34, 14—75, 83—79, 129. 145. 3- , Kirkintullo, 8, 2C IIJ, 39.— 146, 49. Kerlngtoun, (Carringtoun), 31, 38. Kingaldilcrofte, 143, 121. K^klan,!, 2C, 118. • vKingfplace), 26, 35. 23.-86, 207. Kingafplace, 35. Kirkmaho, 9. Kernock, (Carnock), 58, I2S — 16:, Kingcdward, (Kinncd-jre), 1, 24.— S6, 54, :4c, 26.— Kirkmiciiael. 8, 77. 82.— 10, 15.— 12, 13. 20^.-124, 21 — 141, 4.;. 65.— 13, 84.— 20, 8.-26, 27.-47, Kt-rnorborch, 99, I.4.— 100, r. — ,60, ic. I2-— 16.-59. 4—119. 35-— "33. '3- Kerr, Wcfter, 3, 4^ 5. Kinrhorn, 20, 112.— 32, 33. ^3- Kirkormock, 45, 33. Kers of Stirling, (Garfe), 9, I r. — 44, —36. 3—37. 7'- ""•—44. '2.- 2'.— 6c, 12. Kirkofwald, 116, 59. ^^.— 127, 16. 18. — 144, 36.— 146, 46, 50.—47, 25.-49. Kirkpatrick, 94 — 12, 69.— 13.95. 34.— 152, 16.— 155, 26. 29.- 75^ 87.—Po, 145 — 8;-, 191.— 9, 6- Kirkto«n, 161, 5—162, 17. Kerfe, 35. 12*.—64, 6. V7. 3'9— '2'. ^:-—'iO> Kirkiibry, 32, 21. Kcrymurc, 143, 91. — 147, 50. King's chapel, 43, i''. of, z6. Kittocklidc, 125, 33. Kettens, i, 5— 3+. '7 '5^' 2i- King's uOor» kccpir.g ^7, Knapdale, ;v, i'--"8, 14- Ke\!poll, j6, 27. King's gardens, 39. 57- — 7i,--2J, 3^* 4'- "Jj, Kuocis, (Knocks), 12, "Kilbabcrton, 7, 71.— 140, 40. Kingifland, 27> 51. ' 3 fi — — — —

"90 INDEX TO THE LANDS, TOWNS, MATTERS, &c.

Knockcnblane, 17, 48. Langforgund, 9, 6. — 11, 42.—26, 19. 35, 3. —118, 2.— 119, 26.— 128, 4» 20.— 1. Levenax Earldom, 118, 2.— 96.— Knockg;y, (Knocky), 18, 79. 29, 3 — 55, 7.-83, 175.— 122, Knockintjulran, 14, ill. 114, 25 — 121, 86.— 125, 28. 134' 3 — 158, 45. Langformacuo, 6.-^1 42. 20. Leviland, 2i, 19. Knoclucbirvan, 35, 15*. 9, 1 , — 144, Knodworth, (Knoydart), 2, 53. — 48, Laughall, 144, gj. Lewes ifland, 48, i".— 99, 1. 3.— loo, 3"'— 3'6.— Langherdmanftoun, 7, 71. — 140, 40. , — 124, 26. 97. '3". 29- , Langleyis, Ley, 128, Knok, 49, 6. — 66, I' — 69, !. 23. 48, 34. 15-— 133' 34- Langncwton, 22. 6. Leydlovane, 10. 6. 72, 27.-78. 117 — 137. '4- 10, 13.—2r, — 126, 50, — 59, 25. 9'. KnokhiU, 37, 8\ Laiigiiuddrie, 7, 69. Libbertoun, 4, — 37, — 38, 34, +8. Langnggs, i I'.— It Kr.okingias, 54, ti'.— 116, 63. 12, 74-— 5, 7- —49, 63, — 65, — 75, Knotis, 12, 71.— 21, 36. Langlyde, 162, 17. 86.-88, 238— 162, 12. Ivjlbak, 114, 20. Langtoun, 22, i. 2. 3.-79, 137- Liberties of Galloway, 13, 80.—33, 26. Knlbakic, 138, 29. Larache, 60, 19. Liberty and coiifuttude, 3, i; — 4, 40. 2'. 80. i;8, 10-.— Kulz-'lauclie, 4, ^3. Largauche, (Largo), 49, 41.— 13, — 15, 4. — Kiiideny, (Kindeny, Kindavic;), 19, 87. Largis, (Largs), 7, 52.-95, 302.— 62, 35.—64, I. —66, 20. 24. Liberty, grant if, 1 22.— 05. 299. 96, 306, 6, 26.-47, [.arglan, Kylcadyow, (Kincadow), 1 17, 66. 51, 29.-54, H- 66, 22.-89, 249. Laiiiigilloun, Lickein, Kyldeleth, 132, 33, 47 9. 20, 5. KyMmethane, 118, 18. Lafiintulach, 123, I2[. Liddall, 21, 22.—39, 3.— 139, 7. Kvle, 14, 104.-22, 58.-32. I9-— Lallairig, (Reftalrig), 7-', 104. Liddifdale, 12, 54. — 15, 2. — 121, 91. C22, 41, I!.—44, 58-—55. '6.-64, 17- Laltoonfh.-ills, (Liilounfhiells), 57, 31. — 92. —77, 108.—94, 292.— 9j, 297. 301. Latheirich, q8, 328. Lieutenant, office of, 118, I. — 117, 69.— 131, 14-— 140. 36- 37- Latln-ocht, (Lathriflc), 141, 67. Linach, 4-', 14. Lauchaw, 18. Lindoris, i. 2 1. — 149, 50- — 162, 17. (LochowJ, 26, 64, — 140, Kyll.iowHe, 145, 21. Lauder, 10, 21'.—(Lawedre), 93, 278. L.nliihgo.v. 9, 11—35, '7'.— 5t^» '8. 280. 67, 10. 72. 1 8, 6.— 125,30. Kvllilane, 1 19, 19- — 74, — Kyllofbarne, (Clofeburne), 164, 46. Lauderdale, 2, 38. ^^, 18.—79, 127- — 132. 3.— 137. 3 — '40. 24— 154, Kylmald, 136, 18. — 142, 71- 25.— '5^ 52- Kylzrilany, 142, 70. Laurclloun, 60, 25. Liiiloun, 166, ir. 1^. Kynbeoiin, 72, 27. Law, I 1 7, 66. 67. Lintoun-Rodericks, 15, — 27, 7'. 8'. Kynchubr, (Kychamb''), 69, !• 36. Law, (Fleming- Law), 61, 2. — 12 r, 73. . 18. "3' 40- l.eckie, 8, g. — 119, 25.— 163, 30. Lintrethin, 161, 3. — 163, , Kvndeloch, 91, 264. Ledlewan, (Leydlovane), 50, lO.—59,6' l.iiclefe, II, 40. K'vnefl, 83, 172. Ledn?vvlewle, 59, 6. Litilbarras, 86, 210. Kynel!, 165, 2. Ltdynturk, 1 66, 5. Litilgrethy, (or Lictlegrewie), d^, 21. Kyngcnny, 80, 140. Lc-ge Fleminga, 61, 2. —11, iio. Kyngerok, 166, 6, Leges ifland, (Lewes), 48, I. Littlegurdie, 32, 10.

Lobri, 68. 2 1 Kyraffalde, (KirkofwalJ), 77, 1 10. Legevyn, 78, I 16. li, — 35.

1 Loch, 18. Kythieul, 34, II. Ltith, 19, 28.— 145, 7. (Lochy), 21, 25 — 136, Leky, 163, 30. 31. Lochaber, 2, 52.— 21, 25.-48, 1.—^. Lennox, 8, 81.83.— 30, i'- — 35' 3- 96, 309 — 99, 1.3.— 100, 1.— 118, 2. l.acbis, 9!:, 3CI. — 1 18, — 1 19, 26 — 122, 96 — 128, 1 3-— '30. 3-— 136. 18. l.nchk'iichtn, 26, 30. 4-— '34' 3-— 158, 45- Locliarkage, 136, 18. Lachopes, 52, 55. St Leonard's near Lanerk, 144, 27. Lochaw, 26, 18.— 142, 76.— 149, 38. 26. Ladcaihy, 121, 79. 158, 47. Locherward, (Lochquharret), i, Ladeglafchun, 59, 6. St Leonard's near Perth, 50, 19. 16, 9. 13.

L efcraige, Lochflats, Laiytoun, 33, 45. 2, 31. 34, 7'.-^7-76, 90. Loch-houfe, 26. L;..gbie. 3^,, 45. .,e(l 10— 69, 1. 15.— — — — — —

INDEX TO THE LANDS, TOWNS, MATTERS, &c. (9!

71, iC. — 138, 29.— 139, II 145 Man ifland ceded to Scotland, loi, ?• Milnhauch, (Mylkhauch), 43, 46. —73, ly — 163, 23. Manderftoun, 34, lO".—81, 155. I 5«- • Logyachray, 14S, 35. Manner, 24, 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.—28, 5.— Milntoun, 64, I. j'j, 92.— 151, 14. Logyardocli, j(5, 5. — 123, 123. 57, 32-— 137. «8.— 144> 35- Tlie Mint, (Cuinzie houfe}, 31, 24. LogymigiU 124, 5. Manuel, 97, 320. — 13 r, 21.— 156, 27 Minthow, 5, 21. — 33,48. — 127, 23 Logymurtache, 36, 30 — 150, 58. Many, 17, 37.—42, 50. 143. 14—157. 33- Logyumcbauche, 30, 19. Marf)ardlery, y8, 328. — 125, 5. — 141, Mochrum, 25, i6 85, 195. Lonyanys, 118, 8. 67. Moderwcll, 43, 27.—69, 1. 30. —72, 33. Lorkane, 116, Marbottle, 11, 50. —'IS. — >32. 9- 59. , 37 Lorne, 1;, 19.— 30, 2.3.-35, =• March, Earldom, 74, 6^. —85, 196. Modworth, (Moydart), 2, 53.—48, 3'. L()fcr;igie, 2, 51.— 1<^6, 8. 89, 244.— 126, 9. — 136, 20.— 147, — 97, 316.—99, 1.6.— 100, 2. — 13:, Lotliiaii, 7, 60. — 41, I. —57, 37. 5. — 161, 2. — 163, 27. 29 — 136, 18. Moffat, Lotlmrmuie, ( Luthermure), 41, 40. Marches, keeping of, 108, 30. — 109 6, 37.— 50, 9. Louchdoiie, nj, 8. 36. 57— H-J. 54- Mjgi'i, (MyghiU), 12S, 9.-133, 28 Lounan, 124, 15.-135, 13. Markinche, 158, 53. '39. 2.— 142, 83. Lour, 48, 33.— 127, 17. Marr, Earldom of, 76, 95.— 147, 7. Molben, (Mulbcn), 2, 57. — 68. 6.— L:;vat, l6j. 2. 16"), 14 — 16-, 21. 83, 181. 8"".- L >wdoun, 6, 3S.— 163, 17. Marfliall, office of, 11, 26.-58, Molenadall, (Molevadall), 14, 119. LowJounhill, 164, 36. 1 15, 48.— 162, II. Mulyn, (Moylin), 27, 5=.— .iS, 7.-47, Lucheris, (Leuchars', i9> no. — 20, St Mary's ifle, 23, 10. i^—S'. 33- 119. — ;8, ti'.— 61, 12.— 114, 20. St Mary's kirk in Arran, 75, 86. St Monance, 86, 208. — 138, 29. 37.— 141, 60.— 15c, 58. St Mary's kirk in Ettrick foreft, 59, 3. Monblary, 166, 14. -,62. .3. St Miry's well, 167, 22. Monbodok, (Monboddo), 63, 2*. 6'. Luduiche, 147, 50. Mallertoun, 3, 16.— 7, 70.— 21, 28. Moncur, 37, — 149, 39. Lufnes, (Lufno% 41, 3. — 146, 52. 53. 38, 3> Monegoe, 4, 37. Lumger, 124, 4- — 125, i- Mauearler, 98, 328. Moneythin, 35, 22.—36, 206. Lumlethan, 34, 6'-—39, 44-—"', 15 '• Maxtoun, 5, i6.— 10, 13.— 21, 22. Monimuflc, 46, 8. Monorgund, 28. Lummifdainc, 3, 2C. — 39, 6. — 154, 4. •S, 37— 43. ". 125, VIoniluie, Lumquhat, 33, 35. \Iaxwell, y, 14.— 115, 4-!. 137, 17. Lundie, 51, 21.— 139, 16. Maybie, 45, 28. vlontfod, 1 1, 43- Lunrofs, 43, 24.-44, 51. Maybole, 93, 282.— 114, I. Month, foreii and muir of, 117, 72. Luthris, 19, no.—20, 119.—58,11'. Meadowflat, 15, g. 140, 40. VIeadowis, (Pare- Meadows), 6. Vlontrofe, II. 8". 216. Lyandcors, i I 5, 44.— 144, 34. 64, 52, — J4, — 87, Lychiioch, 123, 121. Meadowfpot, 68, 4. 217. — 143, 6. — 162, 9. Lyddall, 39, 3. —85, 197. Mearnes, I, 13 4, 3 J.— 7, 57.— 20, Monycabbock, 48, 34.— 148, 25. Lygeardwod, (Ligeitwood), 93, 277. 3.— 119, 23. Monyfeithe, 18, 70. 74-— 2:, 53. 8'. Lykewyne, 2, 30. Meafure and Gage, 37, Monygaip, 31, 84.—51, 33. Lyncarem, 39, 42. Mciklegall, 148, 25. Monyhagane, 119, 29. (Wardhous), Il^ Mony kipper, 16. Lynd miln, 64, 7. —76, 97. 98. Meiklc Wardurs, 54, 47, Mclfort, (Mclfirtlic\ 39. IC Morar, 41, 7.—48, 1'. 3'.— 57. 3'^* M. Mclginche 142, 84.— 161, 7. — 99' l-S- '• 7— '03. I. 2.— 131, iS. Machan, 7, 72.— 24, r4. — 27, l'. Icliowrllancs, 163, 32. 29.— 136, church, 13^, 26-139, 3. Melrofs Abbey, rebuilding of its Moiehoufe, 135, 13. MachiTdetly, 60, ig. x8, 235. Morfemulun, 143, 10. ^ M.ickerftoun, 60, 11.— 115, 32.— 124, viemmure, 66, 10.— 78, 118.— 158, 43. Morhame, 61, 32. 6— 14«, 27. Menftrie, 8, 85 — i;, 11.— 15^:, 49 Moriiitoun, 40, 23. 10'.— 36 viorphie, IC-—3^. Macoiehe, 60, 19. —98, 328. — '25, 5. Merciiingftoun, 28, 31, 35 — 32, .4. 15.—H. 33- 6. 24. 6. — 141, 6';?.— (Maiicuyth, MaucloychJ. 26.-83, '/'• —55, —62, —67, — 7,, 79. Macolmftoun, 126, 7. — 145, 9. Merkill, Nether, (Murkill), 67, l'.— — 79, 126. — 148, 2C. M^udenfpot, 83, 180. 74, 63- Morfl^toun, 140, 30. 6. Mdiiies, iMayncs), ^^!, 27.-51, 76, Merfingtoun, 42, 2C'. Morthingtoun, (Mordington), 9, 68. Mcrtoim. 5, 15. 18.—31, 42> 11, 42.— 3^^. '9- Mair, office of, 12c, — 121. 71.— 35— 9 1 278.— Morthyll, 17. 127, 25. — 69, 1. 14— 71, 15-— y3' 118, 2. 32. 56, 26 43. Mairflniid. (Maridand^, 20, 115. — 22, I 4> 5- Mortoun, 23, — 43, 52.-44, 12. Me (hop, 6, 34. —70, 1. 12.— 73, 53. Mairtown, f20, 68. — 127, 25. Old M-flie, 137, 7. Morwarue, (Morvtn;, 48,3. ')<), 1.6, Makifvi-odis, 140, 36. Methclciche, (Methlick), 15, 18.— 16. IOC, 2. Waldeny, (Mauidedy), 8, 76.-117,66. iH.— 114, 18.— 119, 23. Molt, 138, 23. 63.-21, 23.— .Vlounlllory, — '3'- 33- Methven, lo, 14.— 12, 4, 33. Malcr, EaiUr and Weller, 19, 93— 2-^, 5,?. '7—9^. 255.— 1.4. 15— "9- Mouftoun, 93, 277. 10. 14. 16.— ?8, 13.—47, 28.-58, 7'.—6S, 42.— 120, 58.— i2v, 26.— 151, 3. M nvtjray's lands, 16, 12. -.43, 3. Melhyvenayn, 12, 63. Moyden, 15, 14. Malc-rby, 44, 58.-74, 61. St Micl.ai.rs kirk, 3, 14. Moyn. 15, 17.— "'^. 4- iig, Maliiiane, 4, 22. Miidilcaxil, 6, 54. Muchlvncr, 41. 26, IvLmylcroft, 86, 20;'. M.liarli.id, 148, 31. Miiculiis, vMukulyis), 19, 89 — 14, (Mudeiok), 8.-87, 286. hUv, in.'nd, 9, 2.-26, 22.-39, 4;.— Miinathurt, 97, 317.— 131, 30« Mudclob, 58, >ci, 7-— 13'» 3«- Milliflat, 164, 41. — . — —— ——

INDEX TO THE LANDS, TOWNS, MATTERS, &c.

Oxinhame, I Miiirhoufe, 7, ^y.—84, 184.—Sy, 193. Newtoun, 23, 4'. ^58, 7'.— 76, 90. 50, — iiy, ^y.—i 27^:3,' ,33, 22.-143, Miikelere, 164, 44. —(Meiklour), 144, 87, 22J. — 120.44.— r4C, 36.— 144, ,3.-148. 36. Oyglethe, 6. 28. 40..— 147, I..— 148, 29.— 1"52, 17. 59, 26. New-wark in Oywalds, 10. Mukertff, 4, — 1 2 J, 29. Aberdeen, 38, 14. 59, Miikler, r44, 28 New-water, 119, 2o, Multiakatu, P. (Muldavi;!, 141, 61. St Nicholas chapel ia Duncanlaw, 14J, Paifley, Abbey of, 138, Mull ifljiid, 26, 23.— 4 r, 7.-48, !^ ^^• 23. I'anbryde, I, IOC, I. Middrie, 7, 56.-42, 8.-43, 3^ 57' 7. — Panmure, Muiidole, 162, ij. 3.-69, 1. 13.— 70, 1. 7-— 7«. I4-— 48, 34 59, 14 gi, 14, -137. S!.— Munjre, 125, 120. 73, 47. 91, 27l.-rI47, 9. 149, 39. !', Parbroath, Mimlochy, 2S, i ^'Rg' 63, i\ 48, 34. Park, 11, 6.— Muntercafdufi, clan of, 57, 29. Nifbet, 7, II. 68.-10, 13.—21, 22. 49.-64, 133, 24. Parkhill. J 10. Murebrakis, 166, 6. 22. 1.2.3 55« 1- 6.— 82, 169. 26, — Parkmeadow, Murecroft, 164, 34. Nithfdale, 12, 65.— r3, 82.—20, 8. 76, 97. Parliaments Murlach, 13R, 27. 23, 2". 51,25. 62,4c. 119,30. of Scotland, 8, S4.—90^ 258. 108, 26. Murlctyre, (Murlettcr), 53, 30. — 63, — 146, 44.— 149, 48. — — 109, 39. 40. 42'. 44-—9'. 267. Nodelefdale, 6, 47. 42'.— no, 43. 44. 47.— Ill, 52, 60. 63 Murray, Earldom, g, i. —84, 189.—96, Nodringtoun, 11, 35. 54. ss- — 112, 72. 73.— 122, 97-— >3o> 5<5- 309. — I 18, I. — 1 ^o, 3. Northampton, treaty of, 101, 9. — 103, 3— 158. Parnbogal, (Barnboiigal), Murthelache, (Monlich), 2C, 14.— 13<^.. II. 77, loi. North Argyll, 48, 2'. PafTage- boat on Forth, 132, 5. Paffold, 2 3, M. AlusVald, 9, 92. North Berwick, port at, 1 1 r, 61, Paltoun, (Paxtoun), ^lufhtilane, 43, 46. Northeflv river, 87, 217. 84, 184 S5, 193. 2. Miiffelburgh, 20, 2 — 141^, 45, North halls, 42, 21. — 143, 99— '53' Pcdenan, Myirhall, (Mi.irhall), r6, 14. North-raw, 164, 42. 11, 49. — 31, 30— 36, 2t. Peebles, 17. 51. Mylnetelame, 141, jr. Nortoiin, 57, 37-— 9.?. 279- 281.-97, 40, — 63, — 6?<, i'.— •98—133. J— Mylfallilloun, 43, 45 — 70, I. 15 —73, 321.— 114, 6. 8— 131, 22. „8>, 2 137' 9- 1 eil or Linlithgow, 50, 18. Mylyis, 27, I-. O. Pekerlyngi, 72, 29.

Pelaintlat, 1. 18. Myndevvith, (Moydart), 99, I. 6. Oboyn, (Aboyne\ 2, 36.-— 49, 3*.— 42, 15.—69, —71, 21. Pencatland, Myrcairny, 158, 53. 50, 13.-53, 6.— 163, 20. 7, 55. 68.—38, 18. Pendreche, Ochiltree, 49, 2'.— 161, i. 23, 7. N, Ochluchry, 91, 272. Penefax, 12, 67.—20, 12. Pennycook, Naclitane, 1^2, S. Ochterbannok, 53, 23.— 91, 261.-132, 148, 15. Penfuns, 6. Nafni, 2, 49.-1,-9, g. 9- 42, —45, 38. 39. 40. —46, NaUvi Hom:,2cs. 1 Ochtereny, 2. 47 50. J2. 3- 7- 50.—62, 42, 6, 26.-47, 22.-66, <^iy — 5-— 8-— 22. 81, 162. 85, 201.— 89, 241. Ocliterhuyd, 43, 45. — 73, 55. —^3' 49-—64. 67. 3- 4- S- 9- 249. — 91, 265. — 96, 307. — 134, 4. Ochyngill, 166, 8. 69, 1. II.— 71, 6. 10. 13.—72,31. Naiihame, 144, 4c. Odilloun, (Udfton), 27, 2. 7^ 5'-5z— 74' 65. 66. 67. 71. -2. Neith river, (Nith^, ci, 25.-88, 233. Ogilfacc, 155, 26. —75, 82 — 78, 120. 123.—81, 158. Nemphlar, 143, 75. Ogilvie, 46, 3. —97. 323-— "4. 21.29— 115, 49- Nethcrdull, (NetherdailH, 32, 2. — 14c, ')livercallle, 146, 37. — 159, 3*. — 117, 65. — 118, 5. — 119, 33.— ss. Oricill, 22, 57.— 16, 28.— 26. 121, 80. 85. 91.— 122, 93. — 123, . 145, Nfther Onyne, 116.— 124, 3.— 129, 19.-131, Gan<, 43, 23.— 72, 29. (Unyne, Oyne), 16, 25.— 54, 24. Ketlierholm, 50, 9. '?• 132, 2.-133, it- 3^— '37. I'i — Ket'ier Liberton, 88, 2^8. Oidis, 16, 10.— 13^^, 23. 138, 19. 26. 35. 38.— 140, 24.27. 2« 141, 62. 22. Nether Merkill, 74. ^^3. Ordychcyes, (Ordyquifli), 68, 6.7—S3, 33. 148, 150, x 2.— IC. 12.— Nethertoun, 148, 31. I I .51, 3. 4. 154, 2J. Pentlaiid, 67. 3c. Nether Urd, 14J, 1 5. Orchncfy, 68, 6. 7, — 148, 33. — 166, 10. Nctherwood, 32, 22. Orkney, lot, 7. — 151, 7. Nethvar, (Navar), 140, 31. Orkvenay, ii, 12. Pentland Firth, 118, I. Neve, (Nevay), 141, 54. — r46, 27. Ormifhuch, 6, 42.— 167, 24. Peridoun, 6, 39.— 140, 34. 149. 42- >rmuchil::ne, 37, 4. Perknoc, 61, 3. Perltoun, Ntwbattle, 7, 70. Ormyllonn, 84, 184.— 85, 193. 140, 34. Mc-.vbie, 32, 7-— 43. 44-— 67, 6'.— Olbarnylloun, 145, 16. Perth, It,, 86. 91.— 22, ^c.— 26, 35. 22. 7?. T4-—75' 8). Ottcrburn, 63, 52. — 115, 45. —36, —50, 19. — 62, 30.—64, 9. 5^. Newbi;3;ging, 93, 278. lOtterftonn, 54, 8".— 144, 37. 66, — 70, 1. ic 73, 50 74, N-cvvhurtch, 151", 7- jOuchterhoiife, 118, 17. 78 — 77. 100.-115, 43— ":• 67- 8. Newdolkis, 33, 3:.— 34> '5- — 79. Jjo- Oiiltte, (Uill), 97, 316.-131, 29. — 118, — 120, 52. — 124, 7.— 129, — i^c, 2.-162, 8. Oiilmefli, (Old Mefll), 137, 7. 2'-— '33. 27-— '37. I5-— 14-. 35* Ncw-Foreft in Dumfries-flare, 81, 162. Oiires, 52, 12. — 87, 218. — 94, 287. 38.— 143, 95._i46, 39. 40.— 149, N.whall, 148, 15. 288.— 96, 314.— 122, 97.— 124, 4. 45-— '64. 32-— '66, 13. Ncv.;[\o'.in, 137, ir. — 125, 1.— 130, 9. lo. 131, 28. Petachruch, 146, 33. Ncv.-lands, 54, i.— i;i, 73- .37 6. Petardy, 117, 68. Ne-vvpaik of Stirling, 52, 15.—S;, 221. Ovircrayline, 131, 26. Pctcarli^igis, 43, 23.-72, 29. —90, 253. Ovirmcrkill, 7.;> 63. etcoks, J 48, i;^. — — ——

INDEX TO THE LANDS, TOWNS, MATFERS, &c; '95

Ratray, Petcouran, 59, 14. iPolnekill, 143, J. 97, 324.— 131, 25.— 138, 32. Petdunedy, 28, 7. Polquharne, 146, 27- — 159» 8. Raviiiifnuik, 52, 53. Peteclachc, {Pittilloch), 5-6, 4. Poltoun, 13, 96.-*34, II.—79, 127. North Raw, 164, 42. Petfethick, (P;t(khie), 46, 8. Pokrajl, 133, 13. Raw of Wcllerkcr, 12, 72. Pctfoulden, 64, 6.-76, 97. Portmelen, 33, 39. Raynaldiltoun, 127, 22. Petfoiir, 47, 27. —50, 7.—61, 3.-76, Puflaw, vPofTo), 144, 3;. Riccor. 83, 172. ^4.— 124. 15. Powis, s6, 13. RecrelfFs, 23, 3'. 4s Pecgarvy, 121, 78.— 166, 5. Powiichie, 21, 29. Redcallk, ,8, 75.-48, J2.-54, 2.^ Pethver, 151, 8. Pratum reîs , 1 3 3 , 29. 68, 1.22.-83. '77- '78— '35. '3- Petkeniiy, ^2, I2. — ^6, (. — 38, 56. Pren, (Pirn), 144, 3(. Red rnars, lands of, I49, 44. Petlony, (Petlouy), 19, 110. — 138, 29. Pitiibowgal, (Barnbougal), 21, 17- ReJhall. 68, i'-. 2'.— 11,-, 51- — "18, Pet-M'Dufffjyll, 28 7. Prenderguell, 3, 20.— 154, 4. 7-— 138, 31.— 146, 27— iS9i 8'~ 2.— f, Petmairarterache, 63, 2'. Prefcoly (Preitoly), 17, 32.—53, i6i, Petmalduc, 28, 150, I. Redhewis, 140, 40. 7 I Petmuckiloun, 17, 46.— 121, 71- Prellisfield, 119, 27.— 146, 41. Redinyrc, i, 17. "l^- Petquhonaidy, lyH, 48. Preltoun, 63, J4. — 121,73.— 123» Red-Piewland, 119, 20. Petrevy, 38, 16. —51, 24. -'2J. 32- Redy, 157, 37. Pettacherache, 47 24. Pronny, 167, 21. Clerk- Rtgiiter, 119, 2S. (See under Pettacliop, 157, 37- Protcfti'on, 79, 128. —-89, 247. — 981 Names oF Peribns." Petta-iach, 26, 19. 62, 29. 32,1—114, II. Regnintun, 154, 4. Prttedle, 6c, 29. Pruiikis, ^Pu/kis), 19, no.— 138, 29- Reliefs, Wardi, &c. in Roxburgh, 3, Petten-Wathyner, 19, 108. — 150, 58. 2'—4. 23- Pettie, 41, 39.-44. 5- PuJdleplacc, 15, 21.22.— 16, 2C. 21. lene, 123, 20. Renfrew, Prttinbruynache, ( Pattjnbiingan), 31, 2. Pultcrland, 127, 25. 96, 311 — 97, 324.— 115, 44. Pettindreich, 140, 38.— 144, 16. - urgevy, 161, 3. — 12b, 51.— 123, 118. — 126, 8. Pettlai;d, 63, 43. PuUerlane, 138, z8. 129, 20.—,131, 18. 25.— 137, 14 Petvet, 72, 29. — 139, 15.— 142, 8c. — 146 27. 1, Pctye, 143, 99. 47, 1 — 152, 20.-^158,50.— 159, 8. Reltalrig, Philiphauch, 5, 22. 23. f)iiarrelIpottis, 57, 34. 64, 13. Abb. Philorth, 29, 22. — 35, 19. —42, 18. )jcensferry, 4 27 10, 23*.—22, 48. Reilennet 4, 42. 45. cllon, 124. 5S, JO*. —69, 1. 21. — 146, 4J. 78, PLilphiU, 125, 33. Q_ii!iithope, 165, I. Rethy, 137, I. — 142, 70. — 167, 21. •'. 8. 20. Rcverden, 2'.— 26. Pliilpftoun, 4, 36. )ûhitfum. y, — 3c, — 36, 31. 63. 127, Pillcin, 32, .6. —•J'; 91 — 141, S9- Revocations by the King, 52, 49. — 52, Pilmoore, 68, I*. i,îtuihame, 55, 19. 23- 4' Rcvwa.is, Pinkertoun, 20, 116. — 143, 12^ ^hylta, (Quiiilt, Cult), 23, 11. — 6, 34. Pltcorthie, 2C, 117. 53.-49. 4^- 80, 147.— 123, 113. ieylherian, 26, 27. Riccarlon, 11. 2i, 31. 30.— Pitedye, 33, 43. — 164, 4H. 9, — —53, Pitglaffie, 162, 14. iuliytburrt, ^Whytburn)', 64, 11. —67. j6, 7-— '45' 4-— 'S«. 40- 5". I. of England dilcharges Pitkcry, 50, 16. —75, 84.— 77, 102.— 148, 24. Richard King 11*. iiihytthope, 127, all claim ot fuperiority over Scotland, Pitmillie, 58, —59, 13. — 1 67, 23. 23. i;9, Pitfcottie, 44, 5S. t Qîntiii, 9- 104, 13. 9'. Pittencrieffe, 138, 29. 37. ûJquen, 167, 21. Richildraw, 34, Kidren, 116, Pittcnwcem, 2, 34. iîiorthie, 60, 19. 63. 16. Rinns of Galloway, 4, 23. 25, 19.^ Pitvar. 43'. 23- Quyltoua, 55, — 41," 1'. Place-Moylin, 27, j*. 27. >'•—37. 8'.— 35.—67, Rircs, iya. Plain, 56, 13.—64, &.—76, 98^ 39, 43,-15., 5S— Si' 5f- (.Reftouii), Plat, 164, 42. Rachau, 8, 8^— i 19, 26, Rilluii, 154, 4. iiadynauane, I 16. Robbillaw, 16, 17. — 17,46. 4^1 4- Platter forcll, 4, 43.— 38, 30.— 52, 9. 78, — —66, 6.—81, 161.— 86, 215.-120, Rahili, 47, 16.—51, 33. 1, I 1. — 1 li, I.

I Robert 1. King of Scots, treaty betwixt ^3-— '29. 3'-—'32. '2- liaiUtoun, (-4, 4- — 77. 1=5 '39. YJ King Norway, Plenderlathc, 27, 8^. Rainfarnly, (RamfurlyJ, 146, 27.— m and Haquin V. of Plrwland, 119, 20. 159. 8- Dl, 7. 17. Robert I. King of Scots» treaty betwixt )'ock..ave, (Poli.ave), 147, 8. Raite, (Rate), 2 2, 56— 3?, — 38 111. King of Eng- P..!butliy, 10, 18. ly.—85, 192.— 98, 326. — 124, 14. him and Edwaid '1. Folcairn, (Polcaiiii.c), 28, 9.-64, 17. — 144, 39.— 146, 43 — 158, 53. laud, ici, >>— 103, IK— 104, ibv-rt 1. King of Scots, treaty betwixt —77, 108. Uamertrak, 55, 18. R him and Charles IV. (/cr Belt) King Polgavit, 61, 32.— 166, 4. Ramorgny, 162, 14. 13. of France, 106, 14. Pal),'ownie, 164, 34. R.iik1i1iIoiiii, 51, 30.— 143, Ranlifliaugh, 91. obcrt 11. King ot Scots, treaty be- PJ;^,.M, .58, S3. 13, 1 twixt him and Gharks V. {it S.ige) Folkamet, 119, 34. Raplach, 4.2, 2.—69, 8.— 71, 9. Ra(l< (Ri(k) 147, II. ana Chailes VI. Kings of France, Polles, 3, I J. 21. 4. 111, 64.68.-1.12, 69. 70. Polliiilkhe, 57, I.—91, 269. Railio, 9, II.—21, 31.—40, —57, 100, — 4C' J79. 201.— 9<(, 89.291 — Pollock, I '8, 22.-14^. -S-— '44. 37.— 93, Robert II. KiHg of Scots, cor«nst:oa P. Iv ,.)•;, 6S, u. 122, 104.-131, 11.13.-135, 14 jS. Folraais Maiftial, 135, 10. — 145, 9— J64, 4J. of. Hi, 3 <- — —

&c. '94 INDEX TO THE LANDS, TOWNS, MATTERS,

Robert Duke of Albany, Regent of Sandhaugh, (Sandhaulch), 62, 41. 222.-98, 330.— 114, 12.— 137, 15. 16. Scotlrind, treaty betwixt him and 166, 14. — 139, 7. — 142, 79. 88.— 148, of, 23- 26.— 162, 10. — 163, 19. Charles VI. King of Fra.ice, 1 1 I, 6l. Sandie-water in Tay, fidiing 47, Shetland, 101, 7. Robertoun, 145, 15. — 166, 11. Sannacks, 13, 9c.—32, 20.— 36, 42* — 151, 7. Shualtoun, Robertfon, 146, 31. 55. 20. 95, 297. 34. Siiidegatts, (Suidcgaits, Snidegaits), 2, Robertftoun, 24. ic 33, 27.— 13J, 15. Sanquhar, 5, 27.— 12, 70.— 21, — 28. Robucky, 67, •;'. 42, I7- — 47' 21. — 54. 12^ — 69. Skathachy, 138, 29. •Rogertonn, 125, 33. 1. 20.— 72, 23.— 164, 34. 37. Skeagmorchky, (Skeoch Morchy), Rollandftoun, 42, 21'. Saline, fymbol of to Douglas of Dou- 41, Romannock, i42> Ji- gla?, 10, 26. Skeen, loch of, 16, 24. Rofay, 140, 42. Saline taken in the fame manner in 1367, 1 Skeith, 16, 12. 32, 3. 18. 60, Rofenetbe, 134, 3. as at prefent, 10, 47. — —45, — 16.—68, 14. Rofline, 14?, 30.33.— ijl, 7- — 166, Uauchop, 2, 46. Skrldoun, 14, 120. IC. Scarry, 49, 8. Skclmurly, 146, 27. 8. Rofs, Earldom, 16, 7.-28, 3.-53' Scathochy, 138, 37. — 159, Schauen, 1. Skcok, 66, 23. 25. 90, 250. 252.— 20. 50, 258. — 124, 20. — 151;, 9. 69, 35.— 72, 39. — — 16. 1 129, 145, 18, Rc.fTie, /41, 55.— 166, 17.— 162, 8. Scheils, 1, 36. — Schelgreine, Skirling, (Scraling), 24, 10.— I2i, 88. Roflythe, 45, 4r.— 159, I^— 162, 15. 5, 23. 28. 166, Skonie, 14. Rothemay,' 16, 8.— 20, 16.—26, 34.— Schelynlaw, 157, 31. — 163, — 59, Sky, 2, 56. 58. 53, 20. 90, 258. 32, .8. 9- — — Schenval, 30. 124, 26. Rotherftoun, 52, 54. 97, 317.— 131, Schephalche, 120, 61. 129, 29. Slamannan, 21, 19.— 34, 9-.- 79, 125. Rothes, 2, 57. — Schitbun, 138, 22. — J15. 37—13^. 9- Rothnuim, 69, 1. 33.— 72, 37- Schleples ifland in Tay, 26, 13. Slanes, 2, 35. 55,4.—83, 172.— 120, Roiiiuen, 7?, 57- — 47— '23. '7- Rothy, Litiie, 2, 29. Schynvaghthyne, 26, 25. Slavery, emancipation from, 89, 249.. Rothynorman, 42, a.—72, 27.— 127 Sciiyvilt, 158, 42. Scoon, 40. 41. 19. 85. 22, Sleplefs ifland in Tay, 26, 13. — 60, 20. 17.— 140, 43. 4, 33. — — ?;", 122, 97.— 130, 3.— -..7,67. Roucan, 13, 76. 85 — 65, 9.— 74. 73- 51.— 19.— Slochan, 12, 68. — 21, 35. —88, 236. 158, jC- Scotland, aA of fettlement of the Crown Smallgyllis, II 5, 46. Rowallan, 54, 4.— 143. 5-— '5^' '» of, II!, S.nethielloun, 116, 64.— 132, 4. 19. 63. 6. Rowbaiky, (Robebuky), Cj, 7.-74 Icottifberyn, I, 10. Smithfield, 54, Scottiltoun, 23. Smilhiehill, 123, 125.— 132, 4. 69. 29, Scraling, (Skirling), 24, 10. 43, 28- Smilhieland, 44, 12. Roxburgh, 3, 2-.~C, 14.— !l, p.— — Sinyld), 12 — 72, Smyld, (Sivyld, Swild, 14, iic 12, 60.—(s> ^-—74. 59-— '26, 34. 113. 53, 22. 91, 260. _I3J, ?o.— 139, 7'— '47, ?• Screllrargh, 12, 74. — — Snath, 6, 31.— 95. Roxburgh calile, IC4, 13.— 128, II. Scrogiltoun, 79> 127. 13, Snegil, (Suegil), 12, 72. RuKvod, 121, 83. Scuchale, 153, 1. 7' Sottlaw, I 15, 42. Riine, (Roumme. Rum), ifland, 48, 3'. Seafield, 20, 1 13-—37. 97, 3'9' Somerftoun, 97, 325.— 13 1, 26. —97, 316. 99, 1. 0. — 100, 2. — 131 — 130, 6. — 2^. Some, 162, 17. 29.-13^. '8. Scatoun, 10, 19'.—21, 41. — 27, Sornefawlache, 144, 21. Rungiftoun, 31, 28. 3"- 4^- Sourcby, 25, 9' RulTel-land, 142, 81. Second teinds, 51, 25.—03, 31. Southaiks, 46, 6. Ruthirfurd, 5, 16.— 127, 2^—166, 12. Sceflat, 119, 38. Southall, 41, 12. 42, 21. Riithirglen. P, 79.-9, 12.— ^3' 9-— Segey, 59, 6.— 148, 21. — Sehenyllis, 10. Soutlibarn, 1 16, 59. 55, 18.— 121, 90.— 132, 6.— 133 56, 16.— 60, 12.— Southborland, 20, 115. —22, 52. >7-— 137. '3 — '57. 34- Selkirk, 21, 30.— 34, 7'— Southeflc river, 86, 212.—87, 216. 217. Ruthven, 43, 33.-44, 54.— 14C, 31. 79. 13' '39. J45. '5- 18.— I. Southfield, 8, 87. — 142, 87.— 144. 24. Selkirk forell, 10, 24.-55, 63, Spey river, 42, 16.—69, 1. 19. 71, 22. Rjifliolme, 142, 81. Seniell, 144, 40. — Spittletoun, iig, 27. Senefchar, 5, 27. 12. 91. Seres, (^Ceres), 64, 20.— 159, 1'.— i66,| Spott, Eaft, 34, —76, Spioulloun, 12, 56. 58. 62.— 15, 20.— Salachothe, 8, 85. 6. I ofBce of, 8, 83.-33, 4'5.~1 '7--- 54. 3* Salary, 1.4, 29. Serjeandry, 45. ^ ^ 5'.— Stabilgortoun, 10, 16.— 21, 20. 55, Saltcl.y, 91, 275-. 63, 46.48.-64, 12.—167, 77, — 26. 18. Saline, (Sawilne), 25, 5'-— 45- 24-— 103 — 119, — 124, 9. (AfTaying), of money, 31, 40. Stahare, (Stair), 14, 115.117—119,29. 147. »3- Seyiiig, 11. 177. 178.— Sunehoufe, 56, 19.—62, 26.-73, 4°' Sallochill, 68, 9. Shanbody, 61, — 83, — 138, 25.— 139, 4.— 148. 14- Salmakeren, 14, 114. 114, 20.— 135. '3- Staneleye, 96, 31 1.— 131, 18.— 152, 20. Salmelloun, (Sametoun), 46, 51.— 143, Shangwer, 42. 17. 16.—30, 21.—36, 32. Stenypath, 32, 16. 46, I,— 166, II. q8. Shawfield, 24, — Stevinglloun, (Steinltoun), 6, 38.-45, Saltcoats, 16, 18.— 84, 186. Sheks, 60, 24. of, 19.- 21.— 144. i8- S,;ltoim, 137, I. Sheriff, office 39, 49.-42, "• Steward of Scotland, 46, 49. JJalvtiieich, 45, 24. 46, 45-4^. 35—5 W 37 3*^— 6b, 3'.— 1.5. Stewartoun, 14, 109. 23> '** — '^7> Sanaigh, 31, 25-—S^, 30- 53, 25.—63, 45.— 69, — 2C0,— 24. Sandford, 144, 4°- —7'. 7-— 7^« 25 — 85, 87, — — — ——

INDEX TO THE LANDS, TOWNS, MATTERS, &c. '95

Stirling, 8, 87 9, II — 27, 10.—28, Suthbarn, 116, 59. Thornley, for Thornyle), 97, 324.— '5—5'. 4'— 87. 227.-114, ^.— Sutherland, 15, 17. t6, 4. — 32, ;. 131, 25.— 142, 80. I2t, Thorntoun, I, 13. 84.— 132, 10.— 134, 6. — 139, 72, 36. — 120, 46.— 124, 26. — 125, 33. 41— 163, 22.-159, 4- Swanftoun, 68, i". Thornwell, 145, 4. Stirling, Carfe of, 30, 12. Swinewde, (Swinewood), 154, 4. Thornydike, 148, 19. 16'. Stirling caftle, 53, 25—87, 222.— 104, Swintoun, 122, 92, Thriepwood, 30, 15.— 35, — 6y, 7. .'3-— 132. 32- Swynfidc, (Swynhede), 127, 22.23. _-^8, 234. Stirling, old and new parks of, 52, 15. Swynwort, (Snoydart), 156, 18. I hrofs, 141, 67. —67, 4^— 75, 83 — 87, 221 — 90, Syandford, 139, 5. Thiirfton, 46, 45.—53, 30.—91, 267. 2J3-— Q3. 284.— 135, 11.-147, '2- Sydferff, 114, 16. —97. 324— '23. >24-— 13'. i3- »5- Stobbs, 61, 13. Syllynghowys, 115, 46. —'45. 4- Stockertoun, 37, ;. Symontloun, 8, 78.— 27, 9. Tibbers, 41, 5. —43, 43.— 70, 1. 12.— Stocket foreft, 2, 42. Sympleland, 44, 3. Stockrude, 167, 22. Synellftiope, 166, 10. Tiningeham, 153, i. StodfauW, rs, 4.-83, i8o.— 118, 10. Sypeland, 13, 97. Tirade, (Tirx), ifland, 48, i. —99, 1,3. Stormont, 56, 12. ICO, I. Strachur, 1 16, 57. Todfchaw, 143, 98. Straglas, (Strathglas), 2, 60. Tah-Unyftoun, (Thurfton), 97, 324. Tolec. 38, 22. Straloch, ^2, 4.— 141, 47. Talligartis, 64, 7. Tolecandalanti'.m, (probably for ToIcc Stranraer, 25, 4. Tailing, 64, 20. and Allaiitiin), 38, 22. Strathachin, 42, 21'. — 72, 27. — 78, Tannadice, 18, 6j. — 39, 56.— 67, 3*. Tollie, (Towic), 17, 34. — 43, 40.— IT, 117— I 73. -74, 76.—89, 249 164, 33. 167, 2(. -Strathalvrcht, 147, 7. Tarbard. 120, 64. — 129, 32. Tolligdonache, 341 J. Stratharbus, 142, 82. Tarbettif, 17, ;6. I'ollurnache, 60, 23. Strathawn, 2, 30. — 118, 4. Tarnavvay, 35, 14— 84, 189. Tolygart, 76, 98. Strathb,)gie, 1,- 20.— 2, 40. — 11, 26. Tarnedeli, 2, 59.-16, 15. folyquonlach, 78, J2r. 58, 8-. — 118, 11.— 147, 55. — 162, Tarres, 162, 13, Tolyry, 97, 317 131, 3c. II- — 165, 32. Tarrodall, 2, 59.— 16, 5. rorboltoun, 53, 5. Strathbraii, 31, 43. Tarvate, 15S, 53. Torbreakis, 8, 87. 212- Strathbrock, 11, 2~<. —534, 17. — 79, I'ay river, 39, 55.—47, 23.— 86, Tornakyders, 94, 2195.— (31, i- 132.— 14!, 45.— 151, 13. —87, 216. — 117, 67. I'orrinys, i 16,. 63., 18. 328. Strathconan, 2, 6c. Techyntulchy, 60, —9S, — 125, rorriiKurks, 1.5-, 1^. Strathean, 1, 15. — 15, 17. — 16, 4. 5.— 141, 67. Torfa ifland, 15, 10. Teinds, fecond, 2;.^ 20. 62, Torthorald, 17, 41.— 120, 45. 5, — 29, — 5, 29,— 13, 76.— 15, 1'. Stratherhin, 66, i. 31—167, 19. — 140, 18. 7'. i6fi, Stratherne, 24, — 72, 29.—94, 294. Telin, 61, 32.— 4. Torrt-ood, 129, t6. — 145, 6.— 159, 2". 9'^'. (Tomenaygne), 9. ro(l

20. Templilliall, 84,' 1 8.^.-85, Toulche-Frafer, 86. Stratbevin, 40, — 42, 17. — 59, ij. 193. 8, — 163, 19.— 167,, ^^~ Strathnarn, 132, 12.— 133, 14. Ttviotdale, 5, 12.— 10,23'.— 1 S°f 27. Stratlifpcy, 2, 35, Thaindoms, 2, 37. 45. 46. 48.— 4, 38. Touk-he-Malcr, 38, 31. — 65, 1.-87, Strathurd, 31, 43.-36, 43.-49, 4-. —17, 37- 4C. 47- 55- 56-— 1«. 59- 4'. —52, 47.-63, 43. 60. 61. 70. 77. 8c. — 23, —28, 6. Trabeoch^ 14, T04.— 22, 58, Stratliy, 167, 21. — 32» 14—33. 37—JS, 2.-37. •9- Trabreiche, 14. 1C4— 22,58—-167, 25. Stratoun, 142, 72, —38, 22. 32.-39. 42- S<5—52' '4 Trabuyage, 167,- 2.6. Stroglalh, 159, 9. —6c, 14— 62. 19.— 63, 53.—6j, 2 Traquair, 10, 24'.- 37, 4'.— 44, u. 15. 16. 3. 3*.— 70, 1. u. Strun, 146, 28. —66, —67, —57. 26—64, '5— 77.'o6.— 124, 5'-— '4. 7

'iq6 INDEX TO THE LANDS, TOWNS, MATTERS, &c.

Treaty of Northampton, betwijit Ro Unrowris, 2, 54. Weftertulachy, 141, 67. bert I. King of Scots and Ediv^rd III. Unthank, 54, 7*. Weft Feniy, 49, 10. King of Epglaiid, loi, 9. — 103, 11. Unyn, (Oyne), 16, 2y. VVeUtietd, 119, 58.-151, 14. Tregvcre, (Troquiej), 116, 56. Ur, 9, 3—41, 3S. Weftfuird, 56, 7.. Trepren, (Trapren), 41, 12. Urde, 24, 2. Welthall, 57, 37.—94, 289. 291.—97, 218. 'J^'reuchan, qj, iSi. Ureeis, (Oures), 52, 12, — 87, 321 — 131, u. 13. 22.—135, 14.— Treuercrageis, 14, 114- 124. 4. 164, 42. Trona et Trcnarits de, an aft of parlia- UTmotlloqn, 93, 28o.-i^i J4, 7. Weil Maler, 47, 28. Urqui.ard, 1.25.-^94, 293. -'"96, Wl>itbuvoc, 64, II.— 5'. 75,84. ment, • 09, 42. 49, 67, — Trooe, 95, ^00. 309 130. 3 131, 15. VV!iitt Friars laiulB, 146, 46. Urwell, (Orwell), 7'.— 2'.— Whitehill, Troupe, 53, 3. — 166, i8.rwi62, 10. 24, 25, 149, 39. Whitclaw, Trouternels, 2, 58. 41, 9.— 125, 5-^'4'. 67. 145, 9. Tubcrache, 63, 2*. Uflier, office of, 119, 24. Whitemyre, 8. 87. Tutachard, 21, 25. Uvirmomunde, i6?, 17. Whitfum, 5, 7. 8.-"30, 20.-56, 6. Tulchgorne, (Talchgorum), 51, 2.r-86 Uvyrcreline, 97, 325. Whittinghara, 136, 20. 209. Whytflad, 93, 277. Tulibcllyn, 124, i^ V. Wichcrofs, 59, 16. TiiUachgorme, 123, 119. Valiferne, 13, 95. Wigtoun, Earldom, 35, 14^.-81, 154. Tullacbroflde. 123, 121 VafTalage, exemption from, 68, ?. —97, 3.S.— 13c, 5-— >34' 5- Tullenedy, 26, 14-- »4^' 32' Vclaehis, 19, ico. Wiutoun, Kiniis of, 67, I'. 32H. of Scots, difcharge to Tullibody, 71, 22.— -.38, 37. Veldelle, 98, William King liim Richard 1. of England, TuUlboyl, 17. 5~-—42. 16.— 71. 22' Vcneduduloch, (Benederduloch), 26,31. by King Vogry, iq6. of King William's Concefljon of fiipe- TuUicultry, 4:5, 36.—51, 26.-70, 1. 9 122, Vynwale, 18. riority over the kingdom of Scotland, —73. 49-— '34- 2-— 139> 7-— '67 136, 28. 104 13. TuUicurran, 14J, 82- W. Wiltoun, 5, 17.— 39« a-—'KS' 98' (Winkltoun), 23. Tulliebardine, 43, 23.-69, 1. 26.-72 Wachopdale. 12, 74.^^15, 7. Winkyftouu, 65, 24. Wachophead, 112. 1-). 29.— 151. 8. 147, 3. —78, 113.-135, 34 145, Tulliecravaii, 37, 17. Wairiftoun, 26, 19.—-158, 40. — 148, 14. VVallachan, Wintoun, 14 Tulllmadain, 48, 34. 60, 19. J, 7. TuUimuchaclie, 61, 10. Wallccungy, 19, no, Willoun, 38, 38.39.-132, 9— «4+. Tulliwhenlaiid, 140, 40. Walteris, I, 13. 21. • Walylloun, VVitaeld, 14. TuUoch, 69, 1. 20.— 72, 23. 62, 38. 59, 2^ Tulquhorik, 166, 14. Ward, 159, l^. Withitoim, 68, — 83, 178. II*. Tulybrek, 158, 53. VVardhoufe, (Wardurs) 54, Wnhnyhope, 159, 3. VVardland, \Vudelicld, 6. Tulyochys, 37, 7'.— 98, 328.-125, S 16, 14. 97, 319.-1^0, Tutyngford, fidiing of, 119, 20. Wards, Reticfs, S:c. in Roxburghdiire Wodgrenyntoun, 65, 23. 24.— 78, 112, 2'.-:-4, Tweeddale, 24, 5. S:c. 3, ii. "3-— 145. '4- Warekewry, 1 1. \Vodland, Tweed river, 3, 17. i8. 47, 14S, 25. 'IVehener, (Toyerj, 52, 47. Warwickhill, 6, 39.-t^I40, 34. Wodolty, 123, 124. Twenethwany, 23, 4^ Warwicks, 140, 34. iVuImanllon, 138, 29. 37. Tweouria, 116, 64. Water port of Berwick, 39, 53. WoodhaH, 115, 31 — 123, 124. Twinhame, 3c, 13.—32. 20.— .'.I, 36 VVatertoun, 35, 12 84, 187.— 134, 4. Wool, cullom of, 147, 4.— 154. 24.— Twyudfchisls, 141, 49. Waihyner, 19. 108. 158,46. weighing Tyne river, 33. 45. Wattylloun, 164, 33. Wool, an aft relative to the Wauchopheid, of, Tynot river, 42, 16.— 71, 22. 147, 3. 109, 42. Tyrebeg, :35, 12. WauchtoQ, 117, 75.-164, 4l« Wo.g, 50, .3—35. 2- Wrcioun, Worgar, ty. Tyrie, 37, 7.— 9'> ^73 — 97. 3'9 164, 41. 35, 130, 6. Welew, 6c, 19. Workachglen, 14, 106. Wcllcroft, 'Vii.,^lits 23. Tyriogis, 2;6, 23. 8, 87. Honfes, 124, — 137, 9. Wellflats, 34, 7'.—76, 90. '.Vroklache, 6c, 19. U. Weik"wn, 84, 187 — IJ4, 4. Wymachy, 80, 140, Udiikrie, 49 2'.— 161, 1. Weit-Barns, i\^, 38.— 137, 4. Uch;taidore, 19, 96. Well-Binns, 74, 74. Y. Ucbtcrbanpok, 23, 5". 6^. Wcllbuw of Edinburgh, 4.4, IC. Yefter, 61, 32.— 166, 4. 16. Uctiterernc, 64, 4. VVeller-Brichtey, 166, Yhethame, (Zethame;, 115, 35.-148, Uchteilioufe, i, 12.— 149,42.-150,2 Wellercraigs, 22, 48. 27.-164, 39. UcliterfcBjtmiJn, 143. 98- VVcfter Fottiey, 138 29. Ylle ifland, (Yla), 48, 1 — 99, l 2.— Uclitcrtyie, 18, 72.— 163, 2''.. Wcilerkennet, 146, 43. 100, I. 4*. 5. 19'. 12, YuieOiiells, II. Uill iHand, 48, 3.- 99. 1- 6.— 100, z Welterker, 3, — 10, — 24, -I. 1. 6.— -131, 29,-136, 18. 72— 21. 36.37 zi, 46.47. Yweft ifland, (Uiftj, 48, 3 —99, iJlks, 26, 23. Wellerrav/, 11, 49. 100, 2. APPENDIX.

Observations, by the Editor of the preceding Index, relative to an

AS: of Settlement of the Crown of Scotland, palled in the Firft

Year of the Reign of King Robert II. 27th of March 1371.

Of which remarkable Injirument a Fac-fimile has been engraved, by the direclion and at the expencc-cf

Lord Frederick Campbell^ Lord Clerk-Regijler for Scotland.

fucceflion X HE to the Crown of Scotland, anterior to the days of King Malcolm III. The f«ceffioc not to appears have been direded by any fixed rule. s°co.bm[,°an.°* The fceptre, indeed, feems to have been '"*^'" always fwayed by the defcendants of the fame family, ^r"''^ But we fee brothers fucceeding to brothers, and nephews to uncles, much more frequently than fons to fathers (-?). Even on the Tuppcfition that fuperior merit, and greater ability for government, were, by the

ufage of that remote period, underdood to conititute a preferable title to the throne, flill it is obvious that cabal and faction muft have had a powerful influence on the elevation of the different

Sovereigns to the regal dignity. Hence plots, affaifinations, and all the miferies of civil war.

To avoid ihofe calamities, ruinous to the public in general, and produftive of perpetual dif-

quiet and alarm to the reigning Prince in particular, it became an objecl of moft anxious delire to the whole nation, that the right of fucceflion to the crown ftould be alcertained by fome clear and

certain rule. Various attempts accordingly appear to have been made to attain an objed in every view fo

defirable ; But private ambition for a long while combated the general advantage with too much

fuccefs.

At length, however, the* crown of Scotland feems to have become Itriftly hereditary in the Becomes at

of King Malcolm III. by his Queen Margaret, of the Sa.xon royal tainily of England.,^ defcendants {,74 jit^'yf^''^

The more effei^ually flill to guard the public tranquillity from the effefts of private intrigue, Cuftomary for

a cuftom became prevalent, during a period of more than two centuries, of making a public Kfng"to"'efhre *"' '""''^°'"- declaration, during the lile of the reigning fovereign, in favour of the prince who was to fucceed him in the throne.

learn from Fordoun, that King I. the third and youngeft fon Thus we David of King Mai- Kmg David r. alter the death of his only fon Earl of Mortlmrnfcerland colm HI. immediately Henry and Hunting- grandfonViaN culm to be pro

- , .——^ claimed his fu«- cclfor.

{/)) Of five and forty kings who are dated to have itigncd in Scotland between King Fergus II. and King Mal- colm III. only three arc laid to have been fucceeded by their fons. (A) ij APPENDIX.

don in the year 1152, ordered Malcolm, the elded fon of that Henry, to be conduced through the

provinces of Scotland, and proclaimed heir of the kingdom («).

That King Malcolm died prematurely, in the 26th year of his age.

King William, the brother and fucceffor of King Malcolm IV. followed with peculiar care the

example fet him by his grandfather King David.

As early as the year 1195, during a tedious illnefs of King William at Clackmannan, the greater Barons (^Magnates) having been aflembled there, fwore fealty to a daughter of King Wil- liam's named Margaret, as his true heirefs, in cafe he (hould not have a fon by his Queen Ermen-

garde. Afterwards in the year 1201, the greater Barons in like manner fwore fealty, at Muf-

felburgh, to King William's fon Alexander, then an infant only three years old : And about four years after, David Earl of Huntington and Garioch, King William's brother, did homage to the fame Alexander. Finally, we are told by Fordoun, that when King William was on his death-

bed, his fon Alexander was, by the Bifhops, Earls, and Barons, again recognifed as heir of the

kingdom (/>).

It is likely that King Alexander II. ufed the fame precaution, although our inaccurate hiflo- rians have overlooked the circumftance.

Kinjr Alesan- Alexander III. aftuated by the fame motives, rendered llill more urgent by an alarming dcr ni. pets the Tight of fuccef- emergency, namely, the death of his eldefl: fon, and, by that event, the probable extinction of fion of his defcendants of III. graiij daughter the male Malcolm obtained from the Earls and greater Barons a formal obliga- arkr.owltilgej tion to receive as their Queen, and as rightful heir of the kingdom, his grand- daughter Margaret, by the barons •f Scutland, calkd the Maiden of Norway, and the iflue of her body, in the event of his dying without leaving a fon or daughter begotten of his own body, or of the body of his fon (c). This, though overiook-

[ii) That liiftorian relates the tranfaftion in the following words : " Rex autem David, diffimulato moerore fuper " morte iinici filii fui Henrici, erat enim fapiens valde, et ex proscedentibus fiitura cupiens pncavere, attendens idem

" ^.f/Oif de Moribus, ^icquid a fofiente diligenter pro'uidelur, cum ad rem agendam perventum fuerit, facilius fuperatur alque " deccnihur. Melius eft enim ante temptis occttrrere, quam pofi vulnus datum remedium quxrere : nam ferum ejl cavendi tempus " in medio malurum. Hjsc ipfe. Timebat enim, propter variabilitatem qux emerferat in regno fuo per patruum fuum

" Dovenaldum Bannm, et fiatrem fuum Dancanum Nothum, rixantes pro regno, et legitimes hsredes exiliantes, et " paulo pofl in /Ingliu, in regni Stephanum nepotis fui Henrici filii imperatricis fororis fua: invaforem : proplerea tulit

" coutiniio Malcolmum primogenitum filll t'lii prxdicli, dato eidem rectore Dimtano Comite de Fife cum exercitu " copiofo, quia ipfe fenuerat, et fine dttnmcnto corporis regnum peragrare non poterat ; jubens eundem fuum nepo- " provincias tuhim per Scotia circumduci ac hseredem regni proclamari." Books, cap. 44. vol. i. p. 296.

Scotfchror icon, (/-) vol. I. p. 509. 516. 519. and 535. where we read as follows, viz «' Ubi de die in diem " viiibus dcficicns, (.t aliquanidiu langucns, filio fuo Alexandro ab epifcojjis, comllibns, et baroiiibus, in rcgem futu- " runj commiflb ct rcc

[c) The preferring of any daughter to be begotten of King Alexander's body, to the daughter of his elded

dau;.>-hter the deceafed Queen of Norway, was not only repugnant to the Scots law of reprefcEitation, by which, in fucceflion, child heritable a comes in place of its deceafed parent— the ground on which Baliol's pretenfions to the crown were afterwards founded —but was likewife a direct contravention of the marriage-articles between the King of Norway and his Qnen; by which it was expicffily (lipulated, that, failing King Alexander without a fon, or without ilTuc of a fon, I'ue Queen of Ncrway aud htr children flwuld iuccctd to the throne of Scotland. " Si vero con- APPENDIX. 3 ed likewife by our hiftorians, is proved by an original inftrument ftUI ex'tant in t'lie Chapter-houfe at Weftnunfler (a), expreffcd in the following arords, viz.

" Omnibus Chrifti fidelihn ad qiios prafens fcriptuin pervenerit : Alexander de Cumyfie Comes de

" Buchan, conjiabularius et jujiiciarius Scotia ; Patricias Comes de tiunbar ; Malijius Comes de

" Sirathern ; Malcolmus Comes de Levenax ; Robertus de Brus Comes de Carrik ; Dovenaldus Comes " de Mar ; Cilbertus Comes de Anegiis ; Walterus Comes de Meneteih\ Willielmus Comes de Ros; Wil- " liclmus Comes Sotbirland ; Magnus Comes de (Cathania) ; Duncanus Comes de {Fife) ; et Johannes " Sene/cal. Scotia Comes Athol ; tunc lleti ; Rcbertus de Brus, Pr. ( Fatcr) ; Jacobus ; Johannes " Laodonia Ingeramus de Balliolo ; Johannes Cumyne ; Willielmus de Soulys, tunc Jujiiciarius ; de

" Gynis; Willielmus de Moravia, Jiliiis, Walterus de Moravia, mlites ; Alexander de {Bal)liolo ;

*' Regimldus Ic Chen, Pr. {Pater) ; Willielmus de SanSlo Claro ; Ricardus Syward ; Willielmus de " Brechyn ; Nicholaus de Haya ; Hcnricus de Graham ; Ingeramus de Baliolo ; Alanus filius Cemifis; " Patricius {Herber)tus de Rcginaldus le Chat, filius ; J{ohannes') de Lindefey, de (Cyaham ; Mac-

" ifwcll; Simon Frafer; Alexander de Ergadia ; Anegus filius Dovenaldi ; et Jiang, filius Rotherici; '• quod, cum, ficuti placuit Altijfimo, Dominus Baroncs rcgni Scotia; ; faluicm in Domino. Noveriiis

" nofier Alexander, primogenitus filius- Alexandri, viam fit univerfa carnis ingreffiis, nulla " prole kgitima imnwdiate de corpore difli Regis fuperfiite, Obligamus nos, et hceredes nofiros, artius

*' per prcej'tntes, dido Domino no/lro Regi, et haredibus fuis de corpore fuo immediate vtl mediate {de-

" fccn)dentibus, qui de Jure ad fuccejjionem ipfius debent admitti ; et in fide etfidelitatc, quibiis eis

" tenemur, firmiter et fiddlier promittimus, ^od ft contingat didum Dominum nojlrum Regem, fiilio

" aut fdia, filiis autfiliabus Icgitimis de corpore fuo non extantibus, vel de corpore dicli Alexandri filii

" fii. diem fuum extremum claudere in hac vita : Nos omnes, et quilibet nojlrum, inclitam Pitellam " Margaretam,filiamfilix di£li Domini Regis Margaretce bona memoriic, quondam Regince Norvjagia, " genitam de Domino Erico Rcge Norzuagia: illufiri, recipiemus, et prolem legitimam ex ea defcendentem,

" in dominant nojlram et rcdam hsredem dicli Domini noftri Regis Scotia, de toto regno,—de infula

" Mannia, et de omnibus aliis infulisad didum rcgnum Scotia pertincntibus, nee non et de Tyndallia et

" de Ptnereth, cum aliis omnibus - - -s,Juribus it libertatibus ad didum Dominum Regem Scoiia fpedan-

" tibus velfpedare debentibus, et fua contra onvus qui vivere aut mori poffunt, manutenebimus, 'idc In cujus rei " fvfiincbimus, et defendemus pro toils viribus nofiris et toto poffe nofi-ro if), tffc.

in fata (iecedat, ncc aliquis fdiorum fuorum prolem legitimam " tint-at, quod Dominus Rex Scotis fine filio Itgitlmo liberi fui fueccdeiit diao Regi 6co- " reliquciit, et difta Margareta ex dido rege Norwagia: liberos habucrit, ipfa et Ryraer's Fcedcra, torn. 2. page 1081, article 16.' " tix et libciiii fuis, tarn in regno quam in aliis bonis."—

orders of King Edward I. as (a) This inO.rument is on-; of thofe which v/erc carried away from Scotland by the Charters, page appears from Catalosus Munimentorum Scotie, (printed 141 Sir Jo. Ayloftc's Calcndais of Ancient 327.) " Mugnatnm Alexandro, quod tencbuut DomiccUam Nor- where it is entered thus, viz. Obligatio Scolix, facia Regi it is more fully entered among the «« wagix pro Domiiia et Regina Scotix." See Introduaion, p. ij. 1. 10. But fame book, in the following words, viz. « 1283.—Obligatio Nobihum et Traftatus Pads ct rrugarum, p. 288. of the filiam tilis Domini Alexa.idri " Magnatum regnfScotis, per quam obligant fc ad recipicndam Domlnam Margaretam, Erico Regc Norwagii, in Dominam fuani, ct reClara hxredcm regni Scti^e, » Regis Scotiae, genitam de Domino ex ea defcendendam, cafu quo conligerit dictum Dominum Akxandrum Regem «' et ad manutenendam prolem legitimam legitime procrcat. moiiturum.—Sub 3+ ligiiU..— Dai. 5 Febi.iary, 11 EJu.ua I." " fine fdio aut filia de corpore fuo i. e. 1283-4. an engagement by the barons faithfully to cany into esccution the lalt [I) The reft of the inftrument contains immateriai to the prelect liueltiou. wiU and teilaraent of the King. It is therefore' 4 APPENDIX.

*' tejimoiiium, flurss (Je no^^h apponi feceriwt fi^iUa fua hulr fcnpto. Daf. apud ...... -om quint* " Febniarii anno Gnititz mi/le/tmo ducentefimo oduageftmo tertio, et anno regni Domini nojiri Regis

" triccfimo qidnto (a)."

But the fudden death of King Alexander HI. followed a few years after by that of his infant

grand-daughter, rendered thofe precautions abortive and unavailing ; and the nation was involved

in all the miferies of a difputed fucceffion to the crown, aggravated by the artful policy of that

powerful monarch King Edward I. of England, their ambitious and enterprifing neighbour.

We find King Robert I. conducing himfelf with ftill greater anxiety in regard to this matter

of the fucceffion to the crown : and the peculiarity of his fituation demanded extraordinary circumfpeftion. Baliol's pretenfions to the crown had been, by King Edward's decifion, found

preferable to thofe of Bruce's grandfather ; that decifion was acquiefced in by the nation ; Baliol

himfelf was ftill alive ; a powerful party in Scotland was fecretly attached to him ; and he had a fon, named Edward, whofe right could hardly be invalidated by his father's mifcondud, or rather, perhaps, by his misfortune.

Befides, Bruce's perfonal title to the crown could not, at the time when he aiVumed the go-

vernment, ftand in competition with either that of Baliol or of Baliol's fon For the plea of Bruce's grandfather againft Baliol, difclaiming the principle of reprefentation, refted entirely on

bis being nearer by one degree to the common Jlock than Baliol was. But the grandfather, as wel! as the father, of Bruce being at this time both dead. Baliol was now nearer to the common itock

than Bruce was ; and Baliol's fon. who was in the fame degree with Bruce, had the advantage of being defcended of the elder branch.

King Robert therefore, aware of all this, after having attained the throne, and vindicated the

independency of his country by a perfevering intrepidity almoft without example, availed himfelf of

the firft moments of tranquillity to obtain from the different ftates of the kingdom a folemn ac- knowledgement of his own right to the crown, through the medium of the right of his grandfather. '^^'^ mcafurc appears to have been carried into execution in a general council alfembled at he States of otianddecbre Dundee in February 1309-10, where the original quellion about the right of fucceffion to the

Crown, as it ftood at the time of the competition, having been refumed, an inftrument, ftill pre- fervcd in the General Regifter-Houi'e at Edinburgh, was drawn up in the following terras, viz.

" Omnibus Chrijli fdclibits ad quorum notitiam prafens fcriptum pcrvencrit : Epifcopi^ Abhates^

" Pricres, ac cetcri de ckro in regno Scotia conjlitidi^ falutcm in falutis AuStore. Neverit univerfitas " vcjlra, quod cum inter Dominum Jobannem de Baliolo dudum regcm Scotie per rcgem Anglic de facto

" promotzm, et recolcnde mcmorie quondam Dominum Robertwn de Brus avum Domini Roberti Regis

« qui nunc e/i, ortafuijet materia qucjlionis, quis eorum wdelicet proximior ejet jure fanguinis ad he- " delis populus dubitatione tenuity reditandum et regnandum juper populum Scoticanum, f fine femper " prout a fuis anteceforibus et majoribus intellexerat et credidit, verum efe quod didus Dominus Ro- " neptis Regis ISorwagie, verus beres extitit, bertus avus, 'pofi mortem Regis Alcxandri ejufque filie

" et cunclis aliis ad regni regimen prcfcrcndus, licet bumani generis inimico Zizaniam feminante^ diverfts

(a) Rymer's Fucdcra, xocr.. 2. page ztG.—^N, B. The lyllables litre printed within tlie pareiuhcfes are left blar.k by Mr Rymcr. APPENDIX. 5

*' mcichinatiwimi- emuJorum et cautelis, quas per ftngula longum cjfet enarrare, in contrar'tum res fit

" verfa^ pro cuj'us ever/tone et carentia regie dignitatis dampna gravia regno Scotia et ejus incolis ex

" tunc evenerunt^ prout facli experientia, rerum inagi/lra, hadenus fepe repetita, manifefie declaravit j

«' lidentcs igitur popidus et pkbs predicli regni, Scotie midtarum tribulatianum aculeis fatigati dicliim " Dcminum Jihannem per Rcgem Angiie pro diverfis caufis capium, incarceratum, regno et populo prl^ " •vatum, ac regnmi Scotie per ipfum proditim et in fervitutem redadu/n, ingenti populations vajiatum,

" crebri doloris acerbitate refperfum, pro defedu refli regiminis defotatum, omni pericuk expofttum, et

" occupanti conceffiwi, popidumque bonis fpoliatum^ bellis cruciatum, captivatum, vinculatum, et incar- " ceratum, Jiragibiis immcnfis innotentum et continuis incendiis oppreffum fuhjedum et mancipatum, ac

" perpetue ruine.ppoximum, nifi divino concilio ci'-ca regni Jic defonnati ac dejolati reparationem, et ejus *' regimen, cclerius tradaretur fummi Regis pro-oidentia, fub cujus imperio Reges regnant et pnncipes " coniingentia pro de- dominantur ; tot et tanta dampna gravia morte amariora rerum et corporum fepe " fedu capitanei et Jidelis ducis, diutius ferre non -valentes, in didum Dominum Robertuin regem qui " popuU adhuc refident et vigent nu7ic efty in quern jura pat r is avique fui ad prcdidum regman judicio " incorrupta, audore Domino, convenerunt, ac de confcientia et cenfenfu corvndeni ajfumptus ejl in " regem, ut regni defermata reformet, eorrigendaque corrigat, et dirigat indireda, et ipforum audori- " tate regno prefedus. Rex Scotorum folcmniter ejl effedus, cum quo fdelis populus regni vi-vere vult et " piori, tanquam eu7n illo qui jure fanguinis et aliis virtutibus cardinalibus preditus, aptus eji ad reg- " nandum, ac dignus regis nomine et bonore regni, quodfalvatoris gratia injuriam propulfando, regnum

" fic deformatum et proditum gladio rcparavit, prout multi retro-principes et Scottorum reges didum " regnu7n, olim fepe proditum, per gladium reparaverant, quefierant, et tenuerant temporibus retroadis,

"jit in antiquis Scottorum geflis magnifcis plcnius eontinetiir, acfudores bcllici Pidorum contra Britones, vidis et " et Scottorum coiitra Pidos, de regno fugatos, cum nvltis aliis antiquitus enfefugatis expulfis^ regnum, per liieras in prete- " manifefie tefantur \ Et ft aliquis ex adverfo jus vendicet in predidum

" ritutfifiglUatas, confenfum populi et plebis continentes, feiatis hoc totum de fado proceffffe per vim et " ficicntiam, quibus non poterat tunc reffi, et metus multiplices, cruciatus corporum, ac terrores varios et cadere antes nos igitur epifcopi, abbates, " quifcnfis prefedorum ct animos avcttere poterant, incorf ;

" priores, et ceteri de clero pretaxaii, premiffa veritati fubnixa fcientes et corditer approbates, dido *' Domino Roberto Regi noflro Scotie illii/lii fdelitates debitas fecimus, acfibi et heredibus fuis per fuc-

" cetj'o'cs nrj/iros in pojloum fqre faciendas recognofcimus , et teno e prefentiumprofitemur; a inftgnum

" tefimonii, et approbationem omnium prcedidorum, fwn vi compulf nee dblo indudi aut errore lapfi, fed apponi. conci- " pura et perpetua ac voluntate fpontanea , huic fcripto fgilla nojlra fecimus Datum in de Donde, xxini die m.cyfis Februarii anno " lio gcnerali Scoticano, in ecclefa fratrum Minorum

" dotnini mccc nono, eclcbrato et anno regni ejuflem quaito."

Thk inarument was avthenticated by twelve feals, appended by labels of parchment. But the of the labels are entirely gone, and part of a fifth. feals are now all crumbled away. Even four proceeding from the left hand corner, viz. on On the remaming labels we fee written as follows, is " " 3d, " Morauiens." The 4th label gone ; that part the firfl, St Andr." 2d, Abirdcnens." is torn off; on the 6th, " Glafguens." the 7th of the 5th on which the infcription has been written, " Brechenens." on the 9th, '* Dunkeldens." on the loth, " Lifmorens." is gone ; on the 8th, the feals feem to have been thofe of twelve bifliops {a). the I irh and 12th are quite gone. Hence

confifting of three manufcripts, formerly but now bound to- (a) In the Britifli Mufcum tlitrc is a book feparate, (B) 5 A P P E N D I X.

But, befules this declaration by the whole body of the clergy, the bifliops executed a feparate inflrument by themfelves, exaftly in the fame words, mutatis folummodo mutandis, and concluding with the word apponi, the date being by that means omitted.

This inftrument too ftill exifts in the General Regrfter-Houfe at Edinburgh, though much decayed. Like the former, it was authenticated by- twelve feals. Of three of thofe feals the greater part f>ill remains, namely, thofe of the Bifliops of St Andrew's, Aberdeen, and

]\Iurray. But the reft are crumbled away ; and three of the parchment labels are likewife gone (a):

King Robert next judged it neceffary, in imitation of preceding kings, to afcertain the order- in which the defcendants of his body fliould fucceed to the throne.

With this view, two different acts of parliament were paffed ; the firft in the end of Aprlf- in the year 1315 ; the fecond, in the beginning of December in the year 1318, a few weeks after the death of Edward King of Ireland, King Robert's only brother. The originals of thofe two afts are not now among the other records in the General Re- gifler-Houfe at Edinburgh. Whether they ftill exift any where elfe is uncertain. They are both- inferted in the MS. of Fordoun's hiftory, who was cotemporary with the event. Copies of both- are likewife in the MS. of Sir James Balfour above mentioned, viz. No. 4694 of the Harleian:

yelher, viz. No. 4(^93, 4694, and 4697 of the Harleian colleftion, which appear to have been written by Sir James

3alfour of Kiniiaird, Lyon King at Arms, about the years 162S aud 1629 ; and which were attentively perufed by the- editor in Auguit 1703.

On foho I. of No. 4694 (which is the fecond part of the book as now bound) there is a copy of the above inftrument ; and in a different part of the fame manufcript there is another copy of it, to which this fingular remark is fubjoined by

Sir James, viz. " This declaratione is vorde for vorde formerly fett doune in fol. i. wich I had out of ye caftell of E-

" dinburghe ; and this preciding declaratione is veii)atim the fame wich I my felve e.xtrafted off a double keipt by Sr " Robert Cottone in hes thefauiy of antiquities at Veftmifler ; wich I did, to -lett potterity fee yat ye tuo declarations

" ar all one, and difFers not, thoughe one be keipte by us and ane uther in England."

The editor widied to fee this original inftrument among the Cottonian manufcripts ; but being informed that it was. loft, he made a tranfcript from Sir James's copy, on the 28th of Auguft 1793. And here juftice forces him to obferve, that Sir James, though a very induftrious, appears to have been a carelefs tranfcrlber, and that his copies abound with inaccuracies. Between Sir James's copies and the original inftrument in the General Regifter-Houfe a ftriking and material difcrepancy occurs. Both his copies of the declaration are " dat. in parliamento tento apud Sanftum Andream in

" Scotia, 17 die Martii anno Gratle mcccviii," (i.e. 1308-9.)- Sir James adds, " Sex /igilla cere mridis epifcoponmr

" funt appenfa." Whereas, in the original inftrument, the date is thus expreffed, viz. " dat. in concilio generali Scoti- " cano, in ecclefia Fratrum Minorum de Donde, xxiiiidie menfis Februarii anno Domini mccc none, celebrato eL

" anno regni ejufdem quarto," (i. e. 1309-10.) And inftead oi fix feals, the number mentioned by Sir James Balfour,. twelve feals appear to have been appended to this original inftrument.

(a) The commencement of this inftrument, containing the names of the bifliops, is expreffed thus, viz. " Omnibus

" Chrifti fidelibus ad quorum notitiam prefens fcriptum pervenen't : Williclmus de Lambertoun ecckiie Sancli Andre-.E,

*' Robertus Wyfcard ecclefie Glafguenfis, Willielmus ecclefie Dunkeldenfis, Henricus le Chen ecclefie Abirdoiienlls,

" David de Moravia ecclefie Moravienfis, Nicholaus de Balmyle ecclefie Dumblancnfis, Thomas de Donde ecclefie Rot'

" fenfis, Fercharduj Dclegannibe ecclefie Cathanenfis, Johannes d£ Kyninmonth ecclefie Biechiiienfis, Andreas ecclefie

" Lifmorenfis,. Thomas ecclefie Candide Cafe, et Alanus ecclefie Sodorenfis, Dei gratia Epifcopi, falucem in Domino

" fempiternam cum bencdiftione diuina. Noverit univerfitas," Sec. verbatim et literatim like the preceding inftpjment to. the word apponi, with which word this inftrument concludes. APPENDIX. 7

colle>flion ; and from the words fubjoined to Sir James's copies, particularly to his copy of the fecond, he appears to have made thofe copies from the original acts themfelves, which therefore mufl have been then exifting, and in his cuftody.

In Sir James's copies there are, as ufual, various inaccuracies. But, correding thofe in-

accuracies by Fordoun, (vol. 2. p. 257. and 290. where the inftruments feem to be accurately

printed), the tenor of thofe inflruments may be exactly afcertained. The tirfl is expreffed in the following terms, viz.

" Beclaratio Parliamefiti quod Eduardits de Bruce debet fiiccedere, hceredibics mafcidis

" Roherti Bruce Regis Scotorum dejicien. [0)"

" In nomine San8(E et Individua: Trinitatis, Patris, Filii, et Spiritus Sancli, Amen. Anno ah ^^e Firft Ad " incarnatione Domini decimo qidnto, Dominica proximd miUcfuno treccntefimo ante fcjhum- Apojlolorum pafTe.i by King " et congregati Philippi Jacobi, apud Ayre, in ecdefia parochiali cjiifdem loci, epifcopi, abbates, pri- hifpariu^Tnt. " ores, archidiaconi, decani, et ceteri ecclefiarum pnelati; eomites, barones, milites, et ceteri de com- " munitate regni Scotia, tarn clerici qitam laid, ad traclandum, deliberandum, et' ordinandum fuper '' ftatu, defen/tone, et pcrpetuafccuritate regni Scotia, iinanimiterconcordaverunfetordinaverunt in " forma qua fequitur j i;;z. ^od ipfi omnes et finguli, tarn clerici quani laid, magnifico Princip'i ct " Domino fuo liegio Domino Roberto Dei gratia Rcgi Scottorum illuftri nunc regnantt, et haredibus fuis " mafcidis de corpore fuo legitime procreandis, tanquam Regifuoet Domino liegio contra omnes mortales

" parebunt in omnibus fideliter et ojfftent. Item ordinaverunt, de confenfu didi Domini Regis, et

" Marjoria flue fta die prafentis ordinationis haredis fua apparcutis, quodfi contingat, quod abfit, " pradiBum Dominum Regcmfine harede mafculo de corporefuo procreato fuperfiite tt permanente diem '* claudere extremum, nobilis vir 'Dmnimus Eadwardus de Bruce, didi Domini Regis gernra?ius, tan-

" quam virflrenuus, et in adibus belUcis, pro defenfione juris ct libertatis regni Scotia, quam plurimum

" cxpertus, et haredes fui mafctdl de corpore fuo legitime procreandi, ipfi Domino Regi in regno ipfo " fuccedant ; quibus omnes fupra di6H, tarn clerici quam laid, tanquam Regi fuo et Domino fucccjfive

" parebunt in omnibus, prout fuperius de perfona Domini Regis et haredum fuoriim efl expreffitm.

" Item ordinaverunt, de confenfu didi Domini Regis, et dicli Domini Eadwardi- fratris fui, quod " deficientibus, quod abfit, difto Domino Eadwardo et haredib'ts fuis mafculis de corpore fuo legitime

" defcendeyitibus, pradifti regni Scotia fucccffio ad pradiclam Marjoriam, vel, ipfa deficiente, ad pro- " pinquiorem haredem de Co pore Domini Regis Roherti linealiter defcendentem, fine coniradiclione

" cujifcunque, revet tatur : dum tamen de confenfu Domini Regis, vel, ipfo deficiente, quod abjit, de " confenfu majo'is partis commimitaiis regni, dicla Marjoria matiimonialiter f.erit copulata. Item " ordinaverunt, quod fi pradidus Dmninus Rex decedat, reli6lo. harede mafcitlo minore, vel- dictus

" Dondnus Eadwardus gcrmanus fitis, in ufu de ipfo loqucnte, Jimili modo deccdat, nobilis vir Do'

{a) This title has probably been compofcd by Sir James Balfour. 8 APPENDIX.

" mifius Tfjom/is S.'1/mlpbi Comes Moraz'ide, ipjius hceredis et regni cujlodiam babebit, qurjufqae

" communitati regni vel inapri parti, vifumfuerk ipfitm hceredem ad fiii regni regimen poffe fuf- '' ficerc. Ordinaverunt iiifuper, quod ft dicla Marpria in "mluitate decedat, h^rede rcliclo mi-

** 7iore, in cafu de vpj'a fuperius exprejh, ipjhts hteredis et regni cufiodiam habebit diclus Comes,

" jkut de htrrcdibus Dom'mi Regis et germani Jul iii fuis cafibus eft expreffiim, Ji idem Coines ad i" hoc fiium tunc pr^iuerit affenfum. Si vero diBa Marjoria, rndio barede reVMo de corpire " fuo, aut nidlo hcerede de corpoie Do7nim Regis Roberti Juperjlite^ in fata decedat^ quod ahfit, *' prttdiSlus Conies regni cujlodiam habebit^ quoufque prcelatos, cojnites, barones, et alios de

" communitate regni, ad ordinandum et difcutiendum fuper legitbna fucceJJio7ie et regni guber- " natione, commode potuerit convocare, Ji idem comes, ut preemittitur, ad hoc voluerit con/entire. *' ^las quidetn crdinaiioneSi et earum quamlibet, Doniinus Rex, Dominus Eadwardus ger- " manus fuus, Marjoria dicli Domini Regis Jilia, et Comes Moravia, prcediSli, in fuis cafibus, " ac prcvlati, comites, barones, et ceteri de communitate, tam clerici quam laid, juramentis " prceflitis corporalibus, Jideliter et inconcuffe fervare promiferunt, et fe jurifdiSlioni epifcopo- " rum et prcelatorwn regni ScQtice fubmijferunt , ut ipfos et eorum fuccejfores, per omniviodam " cenfuram ecclefiaflicam pofjint cojnpellere ad obfervationem omnium pramifforuni. Et in hujus " rei tejlimoniwn et evidentiam, tam Dominus Rex, Dominus Eadwardus germanus fuus, Mar- " joria filia didi Domini Regis, et Comes Moravia, fupradi5li, quam prcelati, comites, barones,

" et co7nmunitatis majores, figilla Jua, una cum Jigillis conventualium ecclejiarum et monaJlerL- " orum regni Scotia, huic ordinationi appofucrunt. Act. et fcript. aiuio, die, et loco fupra- " didlis (a)." Sigilla fiipra di£la circumcirca fuiit appenfa, viz. Roberti Regis, Eduardi de Brus fratris fui, MarJorie filie Regis, Comitis Moravie, Epif. St Andre, Epifcop. Giafgu- enfis, Epifcop. Dunkeldenfis, Epifcop. Abirdonenfi, Epifcop. Candide Cafe, Epijcop. Dum- blanenfis, Epifcop. Catranenjis, Epif. Ergadienfis, Abhatis de Dumfermeliii, Abbaiis de Sancla

Cruce, Abbatis de Aberbrothcock, Abbatis de K^IcIjou, Abbatis de Londors, Abbatis de Infula Mifaru77i, Abbatis de Bahmiren, Abbatis de Deere, Abbatis de Neubottel, Abbatis de Cupro, Abbatis de KiUofs, Abbatis de Jedvood, Abbatis de Cambit/ke/ietb, Cof7iitis de Fyffe, Pat/icil

Cot7iitis de Marcbe, Gilberti de la Hayea 7nilitis, Roberti de Ketb i7iilitis, Alexa/idri Sctt07ie miUtis, Alexandri de Rattraie, Ranulpbi de Straquba7ie, Micbaelis de 7uijitis, Mi^ chaeJis de Balfour Vicecomitis de Fyffe, Johanis de Endeipepher, Joha/us de Logey 77iilitis, Cbriflopberi de Incheyretb militis, Davidis de A7mamlia 7nilitis, Davidis de Balfour de Bulga. puey, Thoma de Locbor inUitis, Alexandri de Ra77ifey de Dalboufie, Nigelli Ccunphell 77ulitis de Locbau, Andre de Morauia, Tbome Vitcbaid, cum multis aliis figillis fradlis quorum cit- cumfcriptiones legi non poflunt, cum multis etiam prelatonim figillis abfq. ullis infcrip- tionibus.

The fecond aft of fettlement by King Robert I. is expreiTed thus, viz.

(a) Fordoun ftops with the word JupradiaU. From Sig'dla to the end of this page is taken from Sir James Balfour's manufcript. APPENDIX.

" Ordinatio fa£ta de communi confenfti totius commtinitatis regni Scotie, fiip er tuit'ionnn et

" dtfenfionem jur'itnn et liberlatum ipfius regni ^ et fuper vlolatiouibui dlEle Ordinaihmis^

" acfupcr dejinitione fucccjfionis ad regtium : hoc injlrumentum mambat penes Dominum

" Regent.''^ [a)

" In nomine Sancla et Individua Trinitatis, Patris, et Filii, et Spirit is Sancli, Amen. Anno The SecondAa " ah incatnatione Domini millefimo trecentefimo decimo o£lavo, die Bominica proxima pojl fejium by King ro-

" San£li Andrce Apojloli, cum contimiatione dierum fubfequentium i Serenijjimo Principe Domino Parliament of

'^*" " " Roberto^ Dei 'gratia Rege Scotorum illujtri, fuum plenum parliamentum apud Sconam tenente, '" *' cum prcelutis, comitibus, baronibus, ac ceteris de communitate regni fuiy communi confenfu om-

" inum et Jingidorum pradiciorum, inter cetera ipjlus regni negotia pro communi utilitate et fecuri-

" late ijfius regni ibidem traB.ata et ordinata, ordinatum fuit in forma qiice fequilur, viz. ^tod

" ipfi omnes et Jinguli, tarn clerici quam laid, pradiclo Domino Regi, et hceredibus fuis, tanquaju

*' Rcgifuo et Domino ligio parebunt in omnibus, quilibet fecundum Jlatum fuum et conditionem, et

" fideliter pro viribus eidem ajjijlent, pro tuitione et defenfonejurium et libert.dum regni memorati, " contra omnes mortales, cujufcunque potentia, quacumqtie poteflate, au6toritate, feu dignitate " praemineant. Et quod fi quis in pofierum, quod abjit, iflius ordinationis violator extiterit, eo

*' ipjjo tanquum regni proditor, et criminis IcefcE Magiflatis reus, in pcrpetuum habeatur. Item

" ordinatum fuit, et unanimi confenfu omnium et fingulorum pi cediclorum concordatum, quodfi con~

" tingat, quod abfit^ pradi6lum Dominum Regem fine ijcerede mafculo de corpore fuo legitime pro-

" creato fuperflite et permanente, diem claudere extremiim, Robertus filius Dominee Marjoria bona:

" memoriae, filia dicli Domini Regis, ex nobili viro Domino Waltero Senefcalb Scotice mar it o fuo

" legitime procreatus, eidem Dmiino Regi, tanquam bares fuus proximior et legitimus in ipfo

" regno plenarie fuccedat ; Cui o?nnes fupradicii de regno parebunt in omnibus et fideliter afjiflent,

'' ficut deperfona Domini Regis fuperius efl expreffum. Cujufquidem Roberti, vel alterius haredis *' de corpore Domini Regis procrenti, ft tempore deceffus dicii Domini Regis viinoris cetatis extite-

'• rit, tutelamfive curam, ac totius regni et populi cuflodiam, de confenfu unanimi omnium etftngu-

" lorum de commimitate, nobili viro Domino Thomae Ranulphi, Comiti Moravia ac Doinino Man-

*' nice, et ipfo comite forfan medio tempore deficiente, quod abfit, nobili viro Dojnino jfacobo de Dou- " glas idem Dominus Rex affignavit, quoufque communitati regni vel majori ac faniori parti vifum " fuerit, ipfum Robcrtum, vel alium hceredem ipfius Domini Regis, ut pnemittitur, ad regni et

" populi regimen pojj'e fufftcere. ^lamquidem afjignationem tutela', curee, et cuflodue, pra;dicli

' Dominus Comes, et Dominus Jacobus, tola communitate expreffe approbante, in fe Jufceperunt

" prcvflito ad hcec ab eifdem, taciis facrofmclis Evangeliis ac fancloruin reliquiis, viagno jura-

" viento, quod prediclas lutclam, curani, et cuflodiam, bene, fideliter, et diligenter, ad utilitntem

" ipfius haredfs et regni, ac totius clcri et populi, gertnt, admlnlJlrabunt, facient, et manutenc- " et allis, bunt i jura et confu^'tudines regni clero et popuh fideliter obfcrvando, ab pro viribus,

{a) This title again, like that ptcfixtd to the iiift jnlh-iimcnt, is probably an additicn by Sir James Balfour.

" ohfewarifadendo. Pralerea, cum aliquibus prateriiis iemporibiis, a qulbufdam, licet minus fuffi- " cienier, in duhium fuifet revocaium, quo jurefuccejio in regno Scotia, fi clara for/an non extiterii,

" decidi deberet ac terndnari ; in eodem parliamento per ckrum et populum declaratum extitit ac dejini- " turn, quod per confuetiidinem in inferioribus feodis feu hcereditatibus in regno obfervatam, cumin " fucceffione regni aliqua talis confuetudo hadenus non fuit introduda, miniine debuit, feu in futurwn

" debeat, dida fucccfpo terndnari : fed quod prox'imior mafculus tempore mortis Regis ex linea reda " defccndente, vel mafculo deficienie, proximior femella ex eadem linea reda, vel ilia linea penitus de- " fcieJiie, proximicr rnafculus ex linea collaterali, attento jure fanguinis, quo ipfi Regi dcjundo jus *' regnandi competebat, Regi, de cujus fiucejfione agi forfan contigerit, fine contradidione feu itnpedi- " memo quocumque in regno fuccedere debeat ; quod juri imperiaii fatis confonum effe cenfctur. Ad " pramiffa -vera omnia ctfingulafideliter,fine dolo,fraude, filionc, five malo ingenio, futuris tempori-

" bus obfervanda, Epifcopi, abbates, priores, et ceteri de clero, in forma jurandi eis a jure flatuta^ " necnon comites, baroncs, milites, libere tenentes, et ceteri de communitaie, taSiis facrofandis Evan- " geliis etfandorum reliquiis, magnumfacramentum prafiiterunt, et in teftimoniumpram\fforum,figilla " fua hide fcripto appofuerunt (a)." Epif. St Andree, Epf Glafguenfs, Epif. Dunkcldenp^s, Epif. Merdonenfis, Epf Morauienfis, Epif Dumblanenfis, Epif Rojfenfts, Epif. Cathancnfis, Epif. Erga- dienfis, Epif. Brechinenfis, Epif. Gallovidienfit, Abbatis de Dumfermelin, Ab. de Aberbrothock^ Ah. de Sando Andrea, Ab. de Melros, Ab. de Sanda Cruce, Ab. de Calco, Ab. de Landers, Ab. de Neuboiill, Ab. de Cambiifkeneth, Thome Ranidphi Comiiis Moravie, Jacobi Domini de Douglas^ Comitis de Rofs, Comitis de Mar, Valteri SenefcalU Scottorum, Villielmi de Soullis, Gilberii de Haya Millitis Conflabularii, Roberti de Keth Marefcalli, Alexandri de Frafer, Alexandri Setione militis ; cum multis aliis figillis ita temporis injuria fraftis, labefactatis, et exjcfis, ut dignofci minime queant ; cum autographo collationat concordat ; Jacobus Balfourius.

During the reign of King David 11. the fon of King Robert I. It was found unnecefTary to make any declaration concerning his fucceflbr. The afts of fettlement by King Robert were judged fufficient, as is proved by the inftrument immediately to be mentioned.

But no fooner had King Robert II. the firft King of the family of Stewart, mounted the throne, than he thought it proper, following the example fet him by his grandfather King Robert I. to obtain a fimilar act of fettlement. He was crowned at Scoon on the 26th of March 1371. Next day the folemn declaration contained in the inftrument, of which a facfmile is here prefented to reader, the was paffed ; the afts by King Robert I. mentioned above having been firft produced and read in parLament. Of this inftrumait a copy is here given in modern printed charatlers, for the eafe of thofe who may be unacquainted with the ancient charafters in which the original is vvritten.

On the back of the Inftrument the following words are written by way of title, viz. " Dccla-

" ratio Parliamenti ubi Johannes primogenitus Roberti habetfuccedere in rcgnuni 1371." The Inftru- ment'ltfelf is expreffed as follows, viz.

" hi nomine Sande et Individiic Trinitatis Patris et Filii et Spiritus Sandi Amen. Anno ab

" incarnatione Domini milhfimo trcccntcfimo J'cptuagcfimo prima Jccundwn ?norem et computationem ecclc-

(<;) Tlie inftrument concludes, in Fordoun, with the word ap^oJusrwM, What follows here, to the end of the paragraph, is taken from the raanufcript of Sir James Balfour, APPENDIX. n

" Scrcnifmus Prlnceps Dominus Robertas Dd gra- fie Scottkane men/is Martii dk vicefimo feptimo coronaiionh exijhns ajfipntibus fibi prelatis " tia Rex Scottorum illujiris apud Sconam tempore fue vnclionis et coronaiionis fue " comitibus baronibns ac ceteris de clero et populo regni fid poji facra Prirveps ac fuccedere debuit " peraaafolenniafaaaque dec larafwne juris quo idemferenifimus fucccffit funguinis quam ex quadam- " Domino Dai'id Regi Sôtie avunculo et predecefori fuo tam proximitate mew.orie Domini Roberti Regis Scotie mil " dexlaratione per quedam injlrumenta confeaa tempore indite exbibita atqite leda necnon receptis bomagii et fideh- " ct prede- cffods ipftus Domini nojlri Regis ibidem exijlentib.'.s " s baronibns et aids de clero et populo ibidem tails folitis juramentis ab ipfis p'elatis comitib ct debitis volcns more et exemplo Celebris memone " in coronatione regum S-otie abolim prejiad confuetis populo faccefforem et -verum bcredcmfaum declarare " ciufdem boni Regis Roberti auifui coram clero et {ex habundanti et vnanimi confenfu et affenfu didorum « ibidem luct de ipfo dare conjlitit atque conjlct et recognouit dedaramt et voluit quod " prelatorum comit>.m procerum et magnatum indicauit affueruit hac Iwemig'are) Dominus Johannes litis fuus primo- " cum ipfum contigcrit pro dijpofitione diuina ab f debet verm et legitimus heres fuus ac fibi « genitus Comes de Carrik et Senefcallus Scotie erit ct efje " Domino difponcnte fuccedet et fuccedere debet et pojl poJi mortem ftiam in regno Scotie dedaratione fic fada per ipfum Dominum " e mfedebit etfcderc debebit fuper folium regnifui. ^ efato primogenito et herede fuo ex propria fingillatim heredib's et « comitum procerum magnatum et aliorum ibidem exi/lentium voce prof recognouit et voluit quod idem Dominus Johannes pofi " fuccejforibus fuis afhuit affirmauit dcdarauk diuina fauente gratia futurus Rex Scotie tanquam heres " mortem prefati patr is fuifuperftes et viuus fit quilibet bona et manu in fignum fidd dationis leuata quod " legitimus ciufdem patris fui promittens fide unique iuuabit atque defendet " eum pro Regeet herede legitimo ciufdem patris fui habiturus erit ipf injirumento fuper hoc fiendo apponet in " contra quofunque mortales necnon figillum fiium fcripto feu cum fuper hoc fuerint requfiti. îbus re- " fignum fuorum afcnfus et promiffionis prediclorum ipf Domini Regis premiffis et aftis idem Dominus " C'jgnitione preniifo et fidd datione in confilio nofiri fic magifirum Johannem de Peblis dodorem decretorum canonicum " nofier Rex per venerabilem virim publicum qualiter ex habundanti indicauit et dcdarauit " Glafgucn. clericum fuum proponi fecit in verum fuum heredem prout efi et efe debet " prcjatum Dominum Johannem filium fuum primogenitim reîi Scotie volente Deo Rcgem futurum. Et qualiter prefati comites « de jure et pofi mortem fuam rccognouerunt confenferunt et fide media vt premittitur promi- » pro-e-cs ct aid de conftlio affirmarunt ct de populum cum clero ccnuocari fccerat ut in eorum prefentia eorun " fcrunt Ft rualiter omnem pretendere aliquahter pubiicaretur ne aliquis fuper hoc igmrantiam pofet ^^ confenfu vnanimi ficrct et et aliorum tarn clert quam popuh multitudo prelatorum comitum et baromm " in futurum Tota autem penitus redamante qffirmauerunt rccognouerunt et voluerunt " Jianimi voluntate et clamore confono nullo patris primogenitim et verum heredem Domini noftn Regis fm " ipfim Dominum Johannem tanquam quod eum pro Rege fuo leuata in fignum fidd dationis promiferunt " Lm fore Rcgem futurum ac manu dcjêndent de toto mortem patris fui ipfunique juuabunt atque >^ fut Jo volente Deo habiturierunt pofi prelati comites et barones ibidem exyrentes mortales. ^cibusfic adis prefati " poffe contra nuofcunque in tefiimonium omnium prem ad perpetuam et futuram menioriam if " fiillafua huic fcripto appofuerunt hcc apud abbatuiin publid tabdlioius fubfcnpti. Ada fuerunt « > umvna cum figno et fubfcriptione " et annofupradidis. de Scona menfe die ^ . , . ^ audontate notanus pre- Morauienfis diocefeos publicus apofiolica « Et ezo Johannes Rollo clericus necnon promiffioni manuum leuaôm^ ac predidi Magif " didis indicationi dedarationi affirmationi vcncrabilibus in Chrifio patnOus Dominis populo publicationi vna cum « /,-;• Johannis dc Peblis APPENDIX.

*' Willielmo Waltero et Patricio Smi^i Andree Glafguenfa et Brechineii/is ecdeftanm epifcopls ac

*' difcrctis viris do?nino johanne de Carryc canonico Glafguenfi Waltero de Byger redore ecclefie de

" Eroll Cancellario et Catnerario Scatie nobilibiis viris et poientibus Dominis Thojiia de Marr Wil-

*' Uclmo de Douglas et Roberto Senefcallo Coinitibiis Thoma de Uaya Willielmo de Keth conjiabu-

" lario et marcfcallo Scotie Archebaldo de Douglas Jacobo de Douglas Roberto de Erjkyne Alex- " andro de Lindefay Thoma de Erjkyne et Duncano Walays baronibus ac ?}iilifibus Magijlro Jo- " hanne de Peblys fupradiSlo et multis aliis tejiibus ad premiffa vo atis pariter et rogutis prima in " fecreta camera prcdidi Domini Regis in fuo fecreto confiHo et pojl in camera fui parliamenti in *' publico ut predicitur coram populi multitudine hoc approbante fact, anno die menfe et locis fupra- " didis. Indictione nana pontificatus fanclijfmi in Chrijh patris et Domini nojiri Domini Gre- " gorii diitina proiiidcntia Tape imdecimi anno primo prefens interfui eaque omnia et fmgula " fuperius expicjfa dnm fx agercntur fciui vidi et audiui prefens injirwiienlum dc manu alter'ms Johannh " fcriptum figno meo confueto ad injiantiam predidi Domini ipjius ^ Domini Regis primogeniti

" Comitis de Carryk Scotie SenefcalliJtgnaui hie me{a) propria manufubfcribens voratus pariter et

*' rcgatus in tejiimonium omnium premijforum interlineatione in vliima linea mee fubfcriptionis " Johannis ap

To this inftrument fifty-fix parchment labels have been appended, evidently for the purpofe

of receiving as many feals. But five of thofe labels are now gone ; and there are feals on twenty only of the remaining labels *.

Thofe labels are difpofed in three rows ; and on the outfide of each label, the penult of the

lowefl row alone excepted, is written the name of the perfon whofe feal was to be appended to