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The which day the supplication given in to the parliament by Master Alexander Colville of Blair, his majesty's justice depute, desiring the king's majesty and estates of parliament to give present order for payment to the supplicant of his bygone fees for his service in the foresaid office as justice depute since the year of God 1630, and for his assurance to get better payment in time coming, as the supplication more fully purports. Which supplication being moved to the king's majesty and estates of parliament, his majesty and estates foresaid remit the foresaid supplication and desire thereof to the exchequer to be considered by them.
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The which day the supplication given in to the parliament by Master James Roberton, justice depute, desiring his majesty and estates of parliament to give order that the supplicant may be paid of his fee of £1,200 due to him for his service in the said office according to his gift, and that yearly for the space of four years and a half bygone, and to take a settled course for his payment in time coming, as the supplication at more length purports. Which supplication being moved to the king's majesty and estates of parliament, his majesty and estates foresaid remit the foresaid supplication and desire thereof to the exchequer to be considered by them.