13 March 1504

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Sederunt

Third day of parliament, 13 March 1503 [1504]

The lord king was present

• Present on the said day:
• • Bishops
  • [Robert Blackadder], archbishop of Glasgow
  • [George Brown, bishop of] Dunkeld
  • [William Elphinstone, bishop of] Aberdeen
  • [Andrew Forman, bishop of] Moray
  • [John Fraser, bishop of] Ross
  • [George Vaus, bishop of] Galloway
  • [Andrew Stewart, bishop of] Caithness
  • [David Hamilton, bishop of] Argyll

• Abbots
• [John Hepburn], prior of St Andrews
• [George Crichton], abbot of Holyrood
• [James Beaton, abbot of] Dunfermline
• Melrose†
• [George Hepburn, abbot of] Arbroath†
• [David Arnott, abbot of] Cambuskenneth
• [Robert Shaw, abbot of] Paisley
• [John Shanwell, abbot of] Coupar [Angus]
• [John Turnbull, abbot of] Newbattle
• [Henry Orme, abbot of] Lindores
• [William Bunche, abbot of] Kilwinning
• [Walter Bunch, abbot of] Balmerino

• Earls
• [Alexander Gordon, earl of] Huntly
• [Archibald Campbell, earl of] Argyll
• [Alexander Lindsay, earl of] Crawford
• [John Douglas, earl of] Morton
• [Patrick Hepburn, earl of] Bothwell
• [William Keith, earl] Marischal
• [Matthew Stewart, earl of] Lennox
• [James Hamilton, earl of] Arran

• The lord barons†
• [Alexander Home, lord] Home
• [Andrew Gray, lord] Gray
• [Hugh Montgomery, lord] Montgomery
• [John Oliphant, lord] Oliphant
• [Andrew Stewart, lord] Avondale
• [John] Ross of Hawkhead
• [William Borthwick, lord] Borthwick
• [John Colquhoun, lord] Luss
• [John Drummond, lord] Drummond
• [William Knollis, lord] St John
• Sir John Ram[...]
• Sir David Kennedy
• [Alexander Home], master of Home
• [William Hay], master of Erroll
• [Logan of] Restalrig
• [Scott of] Balwearie
• [Douglas of] Lochleven
• Colville
• Sir John Somerville
• Langton
• Scraling†
• Craigmillar
• Cros[...]
• Haw[...]

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2. The position of abbot of Melrose was contested between several individuals at this time, especially between David Brown (1486-1510) and William Turnbull (1503-7). See HRHS, pp.152-3. Back
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Procedure

[Deleted text:] On which day our sovereign lord revoked all donations, gifts, acts, statutes or any other thing done by him and his authority.

1. NAS, PA2/7, f.2r. Back
2. The position of abbot of Melrose was contested between several individuals at this time, especially between David Brown (1486-1510) and William Turnbull (1503-7). See HRHS, pp.152-3. Back
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4. Note, these lines are hard to read, with some of the latter names almost illegible. Back
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10. 'A settlement or endowment of money or property given by the husband to the wife on the morning after the marriage' [DSL]. Back
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Committee members: lords of the articles

• The lords of the articles
• [Robert Blackadder], archbishop of Glasgow
• [George Brown, bishop of] Dunkeld
• [William Elphinstone, bishop of] Aberdeen
• [Andrew Forman, bishop of] Moray
• [Robert Cockburn, bishop of] Ross
• [David Arnott], abbot of Cambuskenneth

• For the barons
• [Alexander Gordon, earl of] Huntly
• [Archibald Campbell, earl of] Argyll
• [Patrick Hepburn, earl of] Bothwell
• [Matthew Stewart, earl of] Lennox
• [Alexander Home, lord] Home
• [Andrew Gray, lord] Gray

• Burgesses
• Alexander Lands, provost of Edinburgh
• Alexander Menzies, provost of Aberdeen
• James Rollock, provost of Dundee
• Robert Bruce for Stirling
• William Carmichael for Edinburgh
• George of Touris [for Edinburgh]
• Nicol MacBrair, alderman of Dumfries

1. NAS, PA2/7, f.2r. Back
2. The position of abbot of Melrose was contested between several individuals at this time, especially between David Brown (1486-1510) and William Turnbull (1503-7). See HRHS, pp.152-3. Back
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4. Note, these lines are hard to read, with some of the latter names almost illegible. Back
5. Probably Cockburn of Skirling. Back
6. NAS, PA2/7, f.2v. Text starts one third of page down. Back
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9. NAS, PA2/7, f.3r. Back
10. 'A settlement or endowment of money or property given by the husband to the wife on the morning after the marriage' [DSL]. Back
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Committee members: lords for the falsing of dooms

• The lords for the discussing of dooms
• [David Hamilton], bishop of Argyll
• [John Hepburn], prior of St Andrews
• [George Crichton], abbot of Holyrood

• For the barons
• [John Douglas], earl of Morton
• [Alexander Seton], lord Seton
• [John Drummond], lord Drummond

• For the burgesses
• Master George Stirling for Montrose
• Edward Spittal for Stirling
• Andrew Brown for Perth

1. NAS, PA2/7, f.2r. Back
2. The position of abbot of Melrose was contested between several individuals at this time, especially between David Brown (1486-1510) and William Turnbull (1503-7). See HRHS, pp.152-3. Back
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4. Note, these lines are hard to read, with some of the latter names almost illegible. Back
5. Probably Cockburn of Skirling. Back
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10. 'A settlement or endowment of money or property given by the husband to the wife on the morning after the marriage' [DSL]. Back
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Legislation

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On which day our sovereign lord ratified, approved and, by the authority of parliament, confirmed the donation and gift of our sovereign lady, the queen's dowry and morning-gift,† according to the form of the charters etc. At the eleventh hour.

1. NAS, PA2/7, f.2r. Back
2. The position of abbot of Melrose was contested between several individuals at this time, especially between David Brown (1486-1510) and William Turnbull (1503-7). See HRHS, pp.152-3. Back
3. Appears with a cross beside it and text deleted. Back
4. Note, these lines are hard to read, with some of the latter names almost illegible. Back
5. Probably Cockburn of Skirling. Back
6. NAS, PA2/7, f.2v. Text starts one third of page down. Back
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10. 'A settlement or endowment of money or property given by the husband to the wife on the morning after the marriage' [DSL]. Back
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On which day our sovereign lord, with the authority of parliament, dissolved the annexation of the church of Kirkandrews from the lord of Galloway and his crown to the priory of Whithorn, there to remain in the future in full for Kirkinner to be annexed to the chapel royal etc., for which Master James Henderson, advocate to the king, and [George Vaus], bishop of Galloway requested instruments etc. At the eleventh hour.

1. NAS, PA2/7, f.2r. Back
2. The position of abbot of Melrose was contested between several individuals at this time, especially between David Brown (1486-1510) and William Turnbull (1503-7). See HRHS, pp.152-3. Back
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4. Note, these lines are hard to read, with some of the latter names almost illegible. Back
5. Probably Cockburn of Skirling. Back
6. NAS, PA2/7, f.2v. Text starts one third of page down. Back
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9. NAS, PA2/7, f.3r. Back
10. 'A settlement or endowment of money or property given by the husband to the wife on the morning after the marriage' [DSL]. Back
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On which day our sovereign lord revoked, with the consent of the three estates of parliament, all donations, gifts, acts, statutes of parliament or general council, and all other things made by him in the past, either hurting his soul, his crown or the holy church, and the said said donations, gifts, acts, statutes or other things thus revoked [are to] be had as not made and [are] to be removed from the books and writings.

1. NAS, PA2/7, f.2r. Back
2. The position of abbot of Melrose was contested between several individuals at this time, especially between David Brown (1486-1510) and William Turnbull (1503-7). See HRHS, pp.152-3. Back
3. Appears with a cross beside it and text deleted. Back
4. Note, these lines are hard to read, with some of the latter names almost illegible. Back
5. Probably Cockburn of Skirling. Back
6. NAS, PA2/7, f.2v. Text starts one third of page down. Back
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9. NAS, PA2/7, f.3r. Back
10. 'A settlement or endowment of money or property given by the husband to the wife on the morning after the marriage' [DSL]. Back
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On which day our sovereign lord, with the authority of parliament, ratifies and approves the establishing and infeftments made to the college of Stirling, called his chapel royal, both of the churches, prebends, chanonries and lands and the unions of the same, according to the form of foundation, writs and evidence made for that, despite any annexations or union previously made of the said lands, prebends or churches.

1. NAS, PA2/7, f.2r. Back
2. The position of abbot of Melrose was contested between several individuals at this time, especially between David Brown (1486-1510) and William Turnbull (1503-7). See HRHS, pp.152-3. Back
3. Appears with a cross beside it and text deleted. Back
4. Note, these lines are hard to read, with some of the latter names almost illegible. Back
5. Probably Cockburn of Skirling. Back
6. NAS, PA2/7, f.2v. Text starts one third of page down. Back
7. NAS, PA2/7, f.2v. Back
8. NAS, PA2/7, f.2v. Back
9. NAS, PA2/7, f.3r. Back
10. 'A settlement or endowment of money or property given by the husband to the wife on the morning after the marriage' [DSL]. Back
11. NAS, PA2/7, f.3r. Back
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