[Act approved; supplication remitted to the several bodies; supplications approved and acts ordered to be drawn]

Prayers heard and rolls called.

†Act ordaining all citations and other execution against parties out of the country to be at the market cross of Perth and pier and shore of Burntisland read and passed.

†Supplication [Sir Patrick Myreton], laird of Cambo read and remitted to the several bodies.

Supplication George Campbell and James Kerr, with the opinion of the committee of bills thereupon, read and passed, and [Sir Thomas Nicolson of Carnock], lord advocate, ordained to draw an act thereupon. And the same for Alexander Innes, according to his supplication.

Supplication heritors and tenants of Enzie and Strathbogie, Cabrach and Gartly read and passed.

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  2. 'Citations for those out of the country' written in the margin. Back
  3. 'Bodies' written in the margin. Back
  4. 'English' written in the margin. Back
  5. 'Conference' written in the margin. Back
  6. 'Bodies' written in the margin. Back
  7. 'Military affairs' written in the margin. Back
[Report read and remitted to the committee for managing the affairs of the army; commissions to be determined by the parliament; act approved]

†Report concerning the wrong allegedly done to the English officers read and remitted back to the same committee, with the two English gentlemen or any of them, that exact trial may be taken and the offenders severely punished to the terror of others, for which his majesty and parliament grant them full commission and power.

It being put to the question whether the power to be contained in the two commissions, namely: the commission to the committee of estates and the commission to the committee for managing the affairs of the army, should be determined by a committee selected of the several bodies or presently by the whole house, it was voted to be determined presently by the house.

Act in favour of the parishioners of Pert, Stracathro etc. passed.

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  2. 'Citations for those out of the country' written in the margin. Back
  3. 'Bodies' written in the margin. Back
  4. 'English' written in the margin. Back
  5. 'Conference' written in the margin. Back
  6. 'Bodies' written in the margin. Back
  7. 'Military affairs' written in the margin. Back
[Conference ordered to be appointed; report remitted to the several bodies; supplication remitted to the committee for military affairs]

†His majesty and estates of parliament appoint a conference to be of four of every body for unity, unanimity and accommodation, the persons to be named by the several bodies.

†Report from the committee for the military affairs anent provision to the army read and remitted to the several bodies.

†Supplication committee of war of Stirling read and remitted to the committee for the military affairs, with power to them to determine.

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  2. 'Citations for those out of the country' written in the margin. Back
  3. 'Bodies' written in the margin. Back
  4. 'English' written in the margin. Back
  5. 'Conference' written in the margin. Back
  6. 'Bodies' written in the margin. Back
  7. 'Military affairs' written in the margin. Back
[Continuation; commission read]

Ordain the whole committees to meet tomorrow at 8 o'clock, the several bodies at 10 o'clock and the parliament at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.

Commission anent Mr David Campbell against [Sir Patrick Ogilvie of] Inchmartine.

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  2. 'Citations for those out of the country' written in the margin. Back
  3. 'Bodies' written in the margin. Back
  4. 'English' written in the margin. Back
  5. 'Conference' written in the margin. Back
  6. 'Bodies' written in the margin. Back
  7. 'Military affairs' written in the margin. Back