[Supplications read and continued; act for changing of the terms continued; diet for hearing the commissary-general's accounts; continuation]

Supplicatione be the Erle of Crawfuird, desyring to be liberate inrespect he hath bein examined and hath declaired his knowledge and trewth of the bussines, red in audience of his majestie and parliament, who continewis to give answer thairunto till Thurisday nixt.

Continewis to give answer to the act anent the change of the termes till Thurisday nixt.

Supplicatione be the Laird of Craigivar and Jhone Forbes of Aslowne, desyring that some moneyis payed be thame at command of the committe to Rutmaister Forbes may be allowed to thame in thair tent and twentie pennies, and the commissioneris dischargit to charge thame for the same, red in audience of his majestie and parliament, who continewis to give answer thairunto till Thurisday nixt, and in the mein tyme commandis the generall commissioneris that the supplicants sustaine no prejudice.

The generall commissioneris earnestlie desyrit his majestie and parliament that they wald tak some speedie cours for heiring his accomptis and disburthening him of the same. His majestie and estaittis ordaines ane maissir to wairne the auditours of the saidis accomptis to meitt in the high old tolbuith the morne at nyne hours.

Adjornis the parliament to Thurisday at ten hours.