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John, earl of Crawford Lindsay, high treasurer of Scotland, protested in the contrary of the act of this date made in favour of the duke of Lennox for his payment of the equivalent of the feu duties of Islay out of his majesty's rents and revenues of this kingdom and for his liberation of the payment of £500 of tack duty for the feu duties of Islay, that he as treasurer and the lords of exchequer may be free from giving obedience to the said act.
Sir William Cochrane of Cowdoun, in name of the duke of Lennox, protested in the contrary of the said protestation.