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Petition [of] the duke of Atholl and the officers of his late regiment; petition [of the] marquess of Lothian and the officers of the regiment of dragouns under his command; petition [of the] viscount of Teviot; petition [of] Lieutenant General Ramsay and the officers of her majesties' regiment of foot guards; petition [of] Collonell George Mackgill; petition [of] Sir William Douglass; [and] petition [of] Lieutenant Collonell John Hepburn, craveing relief of their ingagements for the publick for cloathing their regiments and payment of the arrears due to them, [and] petition [of] Captain Slezer, craveing relief for cloathing the artillery company, all read, and the several petitions to be considered when the accounts come in.
Petition [of] Mr Charles Campbell craveing payment of arrears due to him, read, and ordered that one hundred pounds sterling be payed him to account, as follows.