32 dies parliamenti
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Prayeris heard and rolls callit.
†Remittis to the conference to think and considder (incaice of invasione of any of the shyres) quhom they will think to be the person to have the charge of convening the rest of the shyre, and that malignants have not power to draw parteis togidder in armes, and so in effect to considder of the best postour of the kingdome.
†Remittis also to the conference to think what shal be thoght fitt for the parliament to emitt to the kingdome.
†Remittis the paper givin in be the lord chancelar to the conference, and ordanes thame to meitt and give in ther opinione theranent with all possibel diligence.
Ordanes a letter to be wreattin to the king of France anent the new impositione imposed upoun salmond and herring, and Mr Thomas Henrysone to draw the letter.
†Report from the comittee of bills concerning the toun of Kirkaldie redd and remitted to the severall bodyes.
Letter from the parliament to the commissionars redd and approvin in parliament.
†Ordanes the comissioners for the thesuarie to give ordour for causing furnish what is necessarie for the kingis plenishing and stuff and provisione, and to give out what is necessarie for that effect.
†Ordanes the comittee anent the kingis hous to considder who is fitt to be continewed of thoise who wer officiars and servands about the kingis hous, and who are to be placed therin, without prejudice of any ryght due to the master [of the] houshold in the nominatioune of the new, and to report ther opinion therin to the parliament; and appoynts the comittee and the marquis of Argyll, master [of the] houshold, to deal with Archibald Campbell to accept of the place of the clerk of the kitching in place of Williame Butter, whairin they desyre to employ him as ane most fitt, able and honest man.
Letter from Mr Johne Livingstoun to Mr Robert Douglas presented be Mr James Hamiltoune and others comissionars of the generall assemblie, 23 Junii 1650, redd and comunicatt to the parliament, and a conference desyred.
The lord president returned thame hartie thanks for ther correspondence, and appoynt the marquis [of] Argyll, erle [of] Sutherland, erle [of] Eglintun, erle [of] Buccleuch, Hoptoun and Freeland, Cesnok, Kerswell, provest [of] Edinburgh, George Porterfeild, Mr Robert Barkley and Johne Jafray, and the lord chancelar supernumerarie, to confer with the comissioners anent the warning and anent what should be sent from the churche and from the parliament to the king; to meitt at tuo efternun.
The lists of horse and foot [of the levie]† agreeid upoun and past in parliament.
Ordanes the meitting with the kirk to be at three hours, and therefter the conference to meitt the rest of this efternun. The bodyes to meitt the morrow at sevin hours and the parliament at ten hours.