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The quhilk day the kingis majestie and estatis of parliament ordeanes the deputie thesaurer and Johne Fallconer, maister of the cunyiehouse, or any of them, to delyver to Johne, lord Loudoun, now chancellour of this kingdome, the chancellarie maiss quhilk is in ther handis; quhairanent thir presents (subscryved by the president of the parliament in presence of parliament) shall be ane sufficient warrand; quhilk maiss, for obedience thairof, was exhibit in parliament.