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The estates of parliament, presentlie conveend by vertew of the last act last parliament haldine be his matie and estates in anno 1641, be thir presentes gives precept and warrand to the thesaurer or collector generall of the excise and to the commisseres or intromettoures with the moneyes barrowed for the use of the publict to make payment to Robert Lockhart, merchand burges of Edinburghe, executor confirmed to umqhile Johne Fleming, merchand burges therof, or to any haveand his power and warrand, out of the first and reddiest of the excise or barrowed moneyes quhilke shall be exacted, uplifted or barrowed for the use of the publict within the burghe of Edinburgh off the soume of sevine thousand and tuo hundreth pundis Scots advanced be the said umqhile Johne Flemying to the factores of Campheir the fyftene day of Junii 1640 yeeres, with the annualrent of the samene soume of sevine thousand and tuo hundreth pundes sen Mertimes 1642 yeeres, quhilke is that pairt and portione payed and advanced be the said umqhile Johne Flemyng to the factores at Campheir off the pryces of the armes and ammunitioun sent home be the factors for the use of the publict to this cuntrie the tyme of the late troubles, and quherof the frie royall burrowes and ther burgess respective, advanceres and payeres therof to the factours at Campheir, are ordeined to be repayed be ordinance of the parliament out of the said excise and barrowed moneyes within ther owne burghes respective, conforme to the act and ordinance made heirwpoun of the dait heirof, quhairanent thir presentes shall be a sufficient warrand.
Item, the lyke precept to George Suttie, merchant burges of Edinburgh, for fyve M vij hundreth sextie pundes Scottes and annualrent sen Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to John Kniblo, merchant burges of Edinburgh, for four thousand, thrie hundreth and tuentie pund Scots and annualrent sence Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to Laurence Hendiersone, merchant burges of Edinburgh, for four thousand, sevine hundreth thriscoire therteine punds, 6 s. 8 d. Scots and annualrent sen Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to Williame Mure, merchant burges of Edinburgh, for ane thousand and four hundreth and fourtie punds Scotes and annualrent therof sen Whitsonday 1641.
Item, the lyke to Gilbert Fraser, merchant burges of Edinburgh, for 720 pund Scotes and annualrent sence Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to David Mitchell, merchant burges of Edinburgh, for four hundreth and fourscoire pundis Scottes and annualrent therof sence Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to Johne Hilstane, merchant burges of Edinburgh, for ane thousand, four hundreth and fourtie pundes Scots with the annualrent therof sence Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to Robert Glen, merchant burges of Edinburgh, for foure hundreth and fourscoire of pundes Scottes and annualrent therof sen Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to Patrike Thomsone, merchant burges of Edinburgh, for ane thousand, foure hundreth and fourtie pundes Scottes and annualrent therof sence Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to Johne George, merchand burges of Edinburgh, for four thousand, thrie hundreth and tuenty punds Scotes and annualrent therof since Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to Thomas Leichman, merchant burges of Edinburgh, for sevine hundreth and tuentie punds Scots and annualrent therof sence Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to Alexander Dounie, merchant burges of Edinburgh, for ane thousand, four hundreth and fourtie pund Scotes with the annualrent therof sence Whitsonday 1641.
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The estates of parliament, presentlie convenit by vertew of the last act of the last parliament haldine be his matie and thrie estates in anno 1641, be thir presentes gives precept and warrand to the thesaurer or collectour generall of the excise and to the commissarie and intrometoures with the moneyes barrowed for the use of the publict to make payment to the burghe of Aberdene, or ony haveand ther power and warrand, out of the first and reddiest of the excise or barrowed moneyes which shall be exacted, uplifted or barrowed for the use of the publict within the said burghe of Abirdeine of the soume of tuelff thousand, nyne hundreth thriscoire pundes Scotes with the annualrent therof sence Mertimes jM vjC and fourtie tuo yeeres, quhilke is that pairt and proportioun payed and advanced be the burghe of Aberdene for the publict to the factor at Campheir of the pryces of the armes and amunitione sent home be the factours for the use of the publict to this cuntrie the tyme of the late troubles, and quherof the frie royall burrowes and ther burgess respective, advanceres and payeres therof to the factours at Campheir, are ordeind to be repayed be ordinance of the parliament out of the said excise and barrowed moneyes within ther owne burghes respective, conforme to the act and ordinance made heirwpoun of the dait heirof, quhairanent thir presentes shall be a sufficient warrand.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of St Androis for four thousand, eight hundreth thriescoire pundes Scotes with the annualrent therof since Whitsonday 1642.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Haddingtoune for tua thousand, nyne hundreth sexteine pundes Scottes with the annualrent therof since Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Kirkaldie for tua thousand, fyve hundreth sevine pundis, 15 s. Scotts and annualrent therof sen Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Dysert for tua thousand, four hundreth and thertie punds Scotts money with the annualrent sence Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Glasgow for eight thousand, nyne hundreth and ten pundes Scots and annualrent therof sence Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Stirling for tua thousand, nyne hundreth sexteine pundes Scotts and annualrent therof since Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Linlithgow [for] tua thousand, foure hundreth and therttie punds Scotts and annualrent therof since Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Irving for ane thousand, eight hundreth thriescoire thrie punds Scotts and annualrent since Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Kinghorne for ane thousand, ane hundreth fourscoire eight punds Scots and annualrent since Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Lanerke for ane thousand, tuo hundreth fourscoir sextene punds and annualrent since Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Dumbartaine for nyne hundreth thriescoir sevinteine punds Scotts and annualrent since Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Lauder for four hundreth and fyve pund Scotts and annualrent since Julii 1641.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Anstruther Eister for tua thousand, fyve hundreth and ellevine pundes Scotts and annualrent therof since Julii 1641.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Couper for ane thousand, nyne hwnderth fourtie four pundes and annualrent therof since Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Carraill for ane thousand, nyne hundreth fourtie foure punds Scots and annualrent since Julii 1641.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Jedburghe for ane thousand, four hundreth fyftie eight punds Scots with the annualrent therof since August 1641.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Cullrose for nyne hundreth thriescoir tuelve pundes [and] annualrent therof since August 1641.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Peibles for eight hundreth and ten pundes Scotts and annualrent since Mertimes 1642.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Selkirke for eight hundreth and ten pundes and annualrent therof since August 1641.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Kirkcudbright for nine hundreth sevinty tua pundes Scotts and annualrent therof since August 1641.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Anstruther Wester for fyve hundreth and fourtie pundes Scottes and annualrent therof since August 1641.
Item, the lyke to the burghe of Pearthe for sex thousand, sex hundreth thriescoire sex pundis 13 s. 4 d. Scotts and annualrent therof sence September 1641.
And the lyke to the burghe of Aire for thrie thousand, thrie hundreth fourtie eight pund Scotts and annualrent therof since October 1641.