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Prayer said and rolls called.
The king being present.
The which day motion being made of the letters coming from my Lord Maitland to the parliament, according to the instructions committed to him regarding the disbanding of the English forces, his majesty and estates of parliament command [John Elphinstone, lord Balmerino], president of parliament, to write to the Lord Maitland directing him to stay until 18 September be past.
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The which day the supplication given in to his majesty and estates of parliament by James [...], craving dispensation to the sheriff of Edinburgh and his deputes for sitting to serve him heir to his father, being read in audience of the king and parliament, they granted the desire thereof.