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[Prayers said]†
Act concerning the ann of bishops and ministers, tuyse red, votted and approven, and tuiched be the scepter.
Act concerning taxt ward dueties, tuyse red, votted, approven and tuiched with the scepter.
The acts for apparel, for baptiseing of children and for the anniversarie thanksgiveing tuiched with the scepter.
Two petitions, one frome the toune of Kilrinnie and another from Anstruther Wester, desyring to be free of the priviledges of a burgh royal upon the reason conteand in the petitione, are granted be the parliament; these burghe alwayes paying for releiff of the borrowis ther proportione of the 12 moneths cesse imposed be this parliament, and what they are due of all burdens imposed on thame before the date heirof.
Warrand past for a borbreiff under the great seale to Sir Gabriel Wood residing in France.
Upon petition from the earl of Atholl, a faire granted to him to be kept yeerlie at Tullibardin upon the sixt of October.
Upon petition of the viscount of Stormont, tuo faires granted to him to be kept yeerlie at Scone, one on the 16 of June and the other the 22 of August, either of thame to continow three days. And other tuo faires for three days yeerlie at Ruthuell upon the last Tuesday of Junii, and upon the first Tuesday of August, [with] a weeklie mercat at Scone on Thursday and at Ruthuel on Tuesday.
Upon petition of John Douglas of Maynes, tuo faires granted to be halden at Ferguston Douglas, one on the 1 of May, and the other on the 21 of October yeerlie.
Upon petition frome Lord Neil Campbel, tua faires granted to him yeerlie at Clachan in Netherlorne, one on the 10 of May, and the other on the 10 of October.
Upon petition frome the earle of Eglinton, a yeerlie faire granted at the Kirkton of Egglishame upon the 24 of Apryle, and a weeklie mercat ilk Tuesday.
Upon petition of the duke and duchess of Bucleuch, tuo faires granted to be kept yeerlie at Dalkeith, one the last tuesday of Apryle, the other the second tuesday of July. Tuo faires yeerlie at Langhome, one the 5 of Apryle, the other the 15 of July; and three faires yearlie at Cassilton upon the [...] and a weeklie mercat ilk Fryday.
Upon petition of the duke and duchesse of Hamilton, a yeerlie faire granted to be kept yeerlie at Redding in the barrony of Polmont upon the last Wednesday of October, and a weeklie mercat each Wednesday.
Upon petition of Alexander Robertson of Strowan, tua faires granted to be kept yeerlie at Kaenlochrannok, one on the last Tuesday of July, and the other the first Tuesday of October.
Upon petition of Sir Robert Moray of Abercarny, tuo faires granted to be kept yeerlie at Leacok, one on the 8 of Marche, and another on the 8 of August; and a weeklie mercat on Wednesday, and another faire yeerlie at Blakford on the 22 of June.
Upon petition from the archbishop of St Andrews, tuo faires granted yeerlie to him to be kept at the toun of Portincraig, one upon the first Tuesday of June, and the other upon the last Tuesday of October.
The comissioner adjorns the parliament till Wednesday the 28 of Angust in the afternoone, and the articles to meit on Monday in the afternoone.