The Early History of Kintore: Extracted from Old Records and ChartersThe widow, 1865 |
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Aberdeen Alexander Alexr ancient Baillie belonging Bridgealehouse burgess Burgh of Kintore burn cattle charter Church Clerk Colliehill Commissioners commonty Compeared Court croft Dalverie Davidson Decr depones Earl of Kintore extracts fee per annum feet Forbes foresaid fourtie generall poll George granted herds heritors Hill holden inhabitants interogator Inverury Isobell James Cobban James Cock James Rae John Chessor John Summer John Tulloch Keith Keith-hall King kirk session lands of Kinellar Leylodge Lord Kintore Magistrates of Kintore marches Margrat Milne Moss Maill muir Officer parish of Kintore pasture possession pounds Scots pounds sterling poynding privileges Provest pursuer quhilk Robert Bruce Robt roods royal burgh Ruids sall Scots money shillings statuted and ordained stone subtennent tenant thair ther thereof Thomas thow town council Town of Kintore Town-house Tuack tyme valuatione wife William Black William Rae woman servant ye sd yeir yeirlie fee
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Página 161 - Therefore it ought and should be found and declared by decree of the lords of our council and session, that in consequence of the death of C.
Página 164 - ... in the hour of cause, with continuation of days, to answer at the instance of the pursuer...
Página 163 - Lords, and the pursuer reponed and restored thereagainst in integrum ; and the defender Ought and Should be Decerned and Ordained, by decree foresaid, to make payment to the pursuer of the sum of...
Página 11 - I suppose the earliest instance of taking corporal possession — for in this instance it can hardly be called symbolical— is preserved in the legend of St Oran. You know that Saint Columba, when he had got a grant and begun his settlement in lona, expressed his desire that the island should be set apart and secured — that the roots of his family should strike in the soil ; and he said to his followers, " It is permitted to you that some one of you go under the earth of this island to consecrate."...
Página 113 - May next to come, or when and where it shall happen to sit, willing them to repair thereto, and to attend all the diets of the same, and there to consult, vote, and determine in all matters that come before them, to the glory of God and the good of His Church, according to the Word of God, the Confession of Faith, and agreeable to the constitution of this Church, as they will be answerable ; and that they report their diligence therein at their return therefrom.
Página 163 - Ordained, by decree foresaid, to make payment to the pursuer of the sum of £ sterling, or such other sum as our said Lords shall modify, as the expenses of the process to follow hereon, conform to the laws and daily practice of Scotland, used and observed in the like cases as is alleged.
Página 162 - Unst, it ought and should be found and declared, by decree foresaid, that the pursuer, and the other heritors, liferenters, and others liable in stipend to the minister serving the cure of the said parish, are entitled to withhold and retain the said stipend,
Página 11 - And he said to them, It is permitted to you that some one of you go under the earth of this island to consecrate it. Odhran arose quickly, and thus spake: If you accept me, said he, I am ready for that.
Página 75 - For trailling of Manteith throw the Streittis of the Town in ane Cart, quha hangit herself in Prisoun, and for Cart hyir and eirding of hir, x sh.
Página 128 - But the most curious object of interest is a basrelief, in a more westerly portion of the north wall, evidently of the same age and workmanship as the tabernacle. It appears to be a representation of Christian worship, and may have been a memorial monument of one of the clergy of the parish.