Extracts From the Records of the Burgh of Edinburgh, 1528-1557. Originally published by Scottish Burgh Records Society, Edinburgh, 1871.
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'List of abbreviations', in Extracts From the Records of the Burgh of Edinburgh, 1528-1557, (Edinburgh, 1871) pp. 10. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/edinburgh-burgh-records/1528-57/p10 [accessed 25 April 2024]
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS.
C. R.—Council Records of the City.
C.R. Adv. Lib.—Volume of Extracts from the Records of the City, preserved in the Advocates' Library, and marked 34: 4: 9.
Register of Burgesses, &c.—Register of Burgesses and Guild Brethren of the City, commencing 17th May 1487, and ending 12th February 1579.
Lib. Stat. Burg.—Liber Statutorum Burgi de Edinburgh. A collection of Acts relating to the Police of the Burgh, extending from 8th October 1529 till 19th October 1531. This collection forms the second part of a volume titled on the back "Court of the Dean of Guild,"— "Burgh Court, 1529-1531."
John Foular's Protocol.—Protocol Books of John Foular, Notary-Public of the Burgh, extending from 9th March 1500 to 3d October 1534; 4 volumes.
V. Strathauchin's Protocol.—Protocol Books of Vincent Strathauchin, Notary-Public of the Burgh, extending from 7th December 1507 to 16th September 1553; 4 volumes.
John Stevenson's Protocol.—Protocol Books of John Stevenson, Notary-Public of the Burgh, extending from 2d December 1547 to 6th June 1549.
Inventory of City Charters.—Inventory of the Writings in the Charter-House of the City; 6 volumes.
Reg. Mag. Sig.—Registrum Magni Sigilli, in the General Register House, Edinburgh.
A.P.S.—Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland. (Record Edition); 11 volumes.
Balfour's Practicks.— Practicks, or a System of the more Ancient Law of Scotland, compiled by Sir James Balfour, of Pettendreich, late President of the Court of Session, 1754.