[1704/7/52]¹

Petitions: read and continued

Petition of Frances [Herbert], countess dowager of Seaforth, craving an aliment read and the creditors of [William MacKenzie], earl of Seaforth allowed to see and answer.

Petition of the said Frances, dowager of Seaforth, craving a warrant for letters to summon Kenneth MacKenzie, and others therein mentioned, in order to the making up of a writ, read, and the said Kenneth MacKenzie and others allowed to see and answer.

Petition of Alexander MacDonald of Glengarry, craving the garrison may be removed from his house at Invergarry and the parliament to modify and determine a sum to be paid to him in reparation of his losses and damages, read, and her majesty's advocate allowed to see and answer again the next diet of parliament next week.

Petition of Sir James Stewart of Goodtrees, her majesty's advocate, craving a day may be appointed for hearing his cause against Johnston of Straiton, read and the second diet of parliament next week appointed for that effect after [Anna Scott], duchess of Buccleuch's and [John Hamilton], earl of Ruglen's.