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The king's majesty's commissioner represented to the parliament that it was his majesty's express pleasure that the bodies, bones and head of the late marquis of Montrose and Sir William Hay of Delgatie should be gathered and honourably buried at his majesty's expense. Wherewith, the estates of parliament being well satisfied, did by a unanimous vote appoint the magistrates of Edinburgh to see his majesty's will and pleasure herein punctually observed and that they take the advice of the present [James Graham], marquis of Montrose as to the manner of it.
The lord commissioner continues the parliament until Tuesday.