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Acts & Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland
… if any beis, be Superintendents, Commissionera, or any uther, against ministers. Thridlie, the penitents remittit to their Superintendents or Ministers, at the last Assemblie, to be receivit according … and for that purpose was modified to him five hundreth merks be year, and had served three moneths upon his own …
Acts & Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland
… the Assembly to be translated from Edinburgh to Stirling, or Glasgow. The Assembly was willing; but desired his Grace … one of the Commissioners for the town of Edinburgh; or any ten of them, To compear before my Lord Regents Grace … cloaths, and pasch fynes, &c., which was granted; and ten merks yearly defalked of the thrids of the vicarage of …
Acts & Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland
… and what they find therein, either to be retained or altered, to report the samine again to the Assembly; … that they conveen with the forsaids brethren the said day or before, and shew their opinion; with certification, that … that the Collector of the West pay to him two hundreth merks, and the Collector of Stratherne ane hundreth merks for …
Acts & Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland
… Murrey, Mr John Craig, one of the ministers of Edinburgh, or any four of them, to compear before my Lord Regents Grace … William Lundie of that ilk, Coline Campbell of Glenurquhy, or any four of them, to conveen, advise, treat and conclude … with the Superintendents and Ministers in the Kirk, or Commissioners authorized be them, anent all matters …
Acts & Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland
… and Andrew Hay, Commissioners before appointed, That they or eight of them conveen in Mr Knox house this day at two … of the Kirk, to report the same to the Assembly this night or the morne, that the saids conclusions may be insert in the … of good memory had granted him a pension of five hundreth merks yearly, to be lifted up of the personage of Glasgow at …
Acts & Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland
… to concurr with the Lord Regents Grace and Counsell, or with so many as his Grace shall appoint, to reason with … shall be proposed be my Lord Regents Grace and Counsell, or be the Assembly to his Grace, and to conclude thereupon, … to their education and support, extending to five hundreth merks money, two chalders of wheat, six chalders bear, four …
Acts & Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland
… Minister vse and exerce the said office of Chamberlainrie or Collectourie vnder whatsomever beneficit men, quherby they … such diligence therein, as he may reasonably without hurt or damage to his person: and for assistance and aiding of him … hath appointed Mr David Lindsay, Minister of Leith, or such two as he shall require within his bounds, who have …
Acts & Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland
… a Presbytrie of Ministers, but not as yet of any Gentlemen or Elders. For Angus: William Christesone reported, That … to declare what was done in Cathnes, Ross, Sutherland, or Murrey. Sessio 3 a. Anent the doubts and articles given in … them in thir parts, vnknowin either to Magistrat or Kirk; quherthrow no just tryall could be had of them: For …
Acts & Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland
… to be warned again personallie at their dwelling places, or publictly at the parish kirk, to the effect foresaid; … and every ane of them, [of the offenses following,] all or part, as they are guiltie, viz. of none preaching and … is how he received a dismembred benefice scarce with 500 merks at his entrie; yet concerning the Kirk of Arth, he …
Acts & Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland
… Solomon faith. Neither is it about mere externall things, or alterable, as men speak, that the chief question is now a … injoyned to them before they be admitted to Court, or have access to sit at the helme: for though they have … thir diverse ȝeirs bygane, being only thrie hundreth merks, and sustaineth great charges thervpon; and now seing …