[M1650/5/22]*[print] [email] [cite] [preceding] [following]
Prayers said and rolls callit.
Report from the committee of process concerneing Collonell Williame Sibbald redd, voitted and approvin, and ordanes him to be beheadit.
†Supplicatioune Jonet Robertsone, Issabell Jonstoun and Bessie Blak redd and remitted to Robert Whyt to be considdered be him and to report.
†Report from the comittee concerning the castell of Edinburgh redd and recommendit to the comittee of fynes to meitt the morrow.
†Supplicatioune generall [of] arteliarie redd and remitted to the comittee of dispatches to think upoun the particulars whiche shalbe gevin in to thame.
The estaitts renewis to Major McBirny the former orders givin to him anent the transporting of the cannon and armes from Drumfreis, and ratifeis the former allowance appoynted to be givin to thame for thair charges and panes.
†The estaitts appoyntis the armes delyvered be Westquarter to the toun of Drumfreis to be givin bak to the comissioners for parliament for Stirling or to any haveing warrand from them or the committee of war of Stirling for the use of the shyre, and refers to the comittee of dispatches how to dispois upoun the lances.
Supplicatioune Collonell Williame Sibbald redd befoir pronunceing of sentence. Tharefter the dome and sentence pronunced aganes him, conforme to the paper, and ordaned to be putt to executione upoun Friday nixt.
†The estaittis addis to the committee for considdering of the effairs of the exchekyr for the noblemen, Balcarrais, for the barrons, Cesnock, [and] Johne Carsone for the burrowis.
†Report from the comittee for the kingis hous remitted to the severall bodyes.
The estaittis of parliament ordanes the lord register to keep the haill papers quhilk wer takin at the battell with James Graham or ar com sensyne to his hand, and not to give any of thame out of his hand without express warrand of parliament.
The estaittis of parliament ordans the provest and bailyies of Edinburgh to putt Williame Sincklar of Dun, Johne Cunynghame of Brounhill and Johne Innes of Sandford to libertie and confyne thame within the bounds of Edinburgh and Leith and liberties theroff, and ordans evrie ane of thame to find sufficient cawtion not to go without that boundis under payne of ten thousand merks.
Report from the committee of bills anent Liuetenent Colonell Johne Cokburne redd, and appoynts 5,000 lib. to be payit to him out of the fynes of Zetland.
Protectione laird [of] Glenurquhy granted according to the report.
†Remittis to the committee of dispatches to considder how Cliddisdaill shall not be overburdened in respect of the regiment and troup both lying thair.
†Remittis to the committee of dispatches to meitt with the generall officiars to consider quhat is requiseit for defence of the kingdom and report.
Ordanes the committee of dispatches to meitt from sevin hours the moro till ten, the comittee of exchekyr and excysse from ten to tuelff, the comittee of valuations and generall commissar from tuo till four, the fynes and process from four till sevin hours. The committee for the generall commissar to sitt in the laich councelhous.
Report from the committee [of] bills [in favors of] George Douglas redd and approvin.
Ordanes the several bodys to meitt on Thursday befoir the ending of the sevin hours bell and sua that the bodys the committee for oathes in matters of excyse at the excyse chalmer.
The estaitts addis Cesnock to the generall commissar's committee.
2 supplicatiounes of the shyre of Ross remitted to the comittee of fynes.