Transactions of the Glasgow Archaeological Society, Tom 2The Society, 1896 |
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Strona 38
... Council for reducing some Bonds and Acts of Council granted by former magistrates , whereof one had been granted to the late Archbishop of Glasgow , Arthur Ross ( translated to St. Andrews in 1684 ) for 20,000 merks for a tack of the ...
... Council for reducing some Bonds and Acts of Council granted by former magistrates , whereof one had been granted to the late Archbishop of Glasgow , Arthur Ross ( translated to St. Andrews in 1684 ) for 20,000 merks for a tack of the ...
Strona 39
... Council were directed to find out how far he had been guilty of , or accessory to , these infamous libels , given in a Bill or Bills to His Majesty's Council and Session ( evidently the action of reduction I have mentioned ) by any ...
... Council were directed to find out how far he had been guilty of , or accessory to , these infamous libels , given in a Bill or Bills to His Majesty's Council and Session ( evidently the action of reduction I have mentioned ) by any ...
Strona 40
... Council bar upon his knees and committed him forthwith to prison in the Tolbooth of Edinburgh , there to remain during the Council's pleasure ; and , after his liberation , ordained him immediately to repair to Glasgow to acknowledge ...
... Council bar upon his knees and committed him forthwith to prison in the Tolbooth of Edinburgh , there to remain during the Council's pleasure ; and , after his liberation , ordained him immediately to repair to Glasgow to acknowledge ...
Strona 41
... Council bears conform to which order and recommendation His Grace the Archbishop did direct ane letter to the Bailies and Town Council of the said Burgh , dated at Edinburgh , 25th inst . Shortly , the letter follows : - " Worthie ...
... Council bears conform to which order and recommendation His Grace the Archbishop did direct ane letter to the Bailies and Town Council of the said Burgh , dated at Edinburgh , 25th inst . Shortly , the letter follows : - " Worthie ...
Strona 42
... Council , was the scapegoat . They were wise , for in 1689 the old order was abolished , and the Magistrates and Council were thereafter elected by a poll vote of all burgesses — John Anderson of Dowhill , being the first real Provost ...
... Council , was the scapegoat . They were wise , for in 1689 the old order was abolished , and the Magistrates and Council were thereafter elected by a poll vote of all burgesses — John Anderson of Dowhill , being the first real Provost ...
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