The Records of the Parliaments of Scotland to 1707, K.M. Brown et al eds (St Andrews, 2007-2024), date accessed: 25 April 2024

[A1594/4/22/2]1

Exceptions from the general act of dissolution

The king's majesty and estates of this present parliament ordain the general act of dissolution made in this present parliament of2 the property of the crown to be extended, likewise they extend the same in favour of the queen's majesty to the effect his highness may have such rights and infeftments of whatsoever lands pertaining to her as she had before; as also in favour of [Patrick Drummond], lord Drummond regarding the forest of Glen Artney and of Sir John Murray of Tullibardine, knight, concerning the lands and lordship of Balquhidder; and also in favour of Andrew Wood of Largo touching the lands of Schirmure, Largo, Bawicky, King's Mill, with their pertinents, coals and coal-works of the same lands, to the effect the same may be set in feu to them by his majesty, with3 advice of the persons specified in the said act of dissolution, in manner as the same were possessed by them of before.

  1. NAS, PA2/15, immediately after f.58v. This is a single unfoliated sheet, written only on one side.
  2. The word 'to' is written over with the word 'of'.
  3. The word 'by' is written over with the word 'with'.