[1669/10/1]*[print] [email] [cite] [preceding] [following]
The second parliament of our most high and dread soverane Charles the second, by the grace of God, king of Scotland, England, France and Ireland, defender of the faith, holden and begun at Edinburgh, the nynteinth day of October, one thousand, sex hundreth [and] threscore nyne years, by a noble earle Johne, earle of Lauderdaill, viscount Maitland, lord Thirlestane and Bolton etc., his majesties' commissioner for holding of the same, by vertew of a commission under his majesties' great seal of this kingdom, with the advice and consent of the estates of parliament underwritten, ther being also present the ordinary officers earle of Erroll, constable, earle of Marishall, Sir Andrew Ramesay, provost of Edinburgh, Mr William Wallace, shirreff, and Henry Monteith, dempster.