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Acts & Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland
… Mr James Boyd, That he being Minister at Ankrum thir five or six years by past, the said Mr James, upon a presentation … Ecclesiastical functioun, be callit be thair awin names, or Brethren, in tyme comeing. Anent the ordinance made in the … dearth. 2. That none be admitted to publick office, or Counsell, but such as have given confession of their …
Acts & Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland
… trassiquers aganis religioun, receipters, intertainers or maintainers of such persons: The quhilk names salbe givin … reparing of Glasgow, to take order that the lead fallen or like to fall may be imployed to the sclating and repairing … and that without prejudice of any further benefite or right given and granted to them be acts of Parliament made …
Acts & Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland
… all maner of men landit and vnlandit, constitut in office or vtherwayis, als weill as the samyn is speciallie consawit … the brether of the Presbiteres of Glasgow and Hammiltoun, or sa mony of thame as guidlie can be convenit togidder, to … led befor thame; and in caice of ma dyetis nor ane, the plaice to be mvtuallie interchangit efter thair assembling; …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Cleere Sacheverell, clerk, not appearing in this cause or giving bond to prosecute, defendant was dismissed and his … to consider whether he insist on defendant's answers, or take a time for proof. John Eames, of Dunstable, tailor … time, he faced John Westrow, the prosecutor, and three or four times demanded of him where was his daughter, meaning …
Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
… the mouthes of the malicious is more than we can promise, or should be expected. We know there be some incendiaries, … protested that the Assemblie's approving these books, or any thing contained in them, be no wayes prejudiciall to … nor to the Archbishops and Bishops of this kingdome, or any of their adherents, because he had some exceptions …
Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
… to conceive our religion, the liberties of this Church, or our selves, to be in a condition of safety when ever the … for we have no pleasure nor purpose to provoke any person or party whatsoever, nor to encrease, but to endeavour the … duty. But we hope better things then to be misunderstood or misinterpreted by such as desire a candide interpretation …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… probably what Nicholas Culpeper called 'White Maidenhair' or 'Wall rue', now Asplenium ruta muraria. Like other … It appears to have been an alternative name for MAIDENHAIR or Adiantum capillus-veneris. However, the Black Maidenhair … adz; adxes; adses; adge; adds; addes; adces] A carpenter's or cooper's tool, like an AXE with a thin arching blade set …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… writes to you, without otherwise taking upon you to press or urge it upon him too instantly. The rest is remitted to … declare that which he will not be able hereafter to revoke or undo, being on the foundation of the common affairs … of our enemies, abusaris of our soverane in ony matter or centention, sall noct be assentit wnto by your majeste …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… who do not seem to be sensible either of law, equity, or mercy, we cannot but lay before you the sad effects … 25.] Draft of the warrant in favour of Sir E. Deering, or Dering, calendared ante, p. 50. [ Ibid. No. 11a.] [Jan. … are before them and are not part of the Queen's jointure or the jointure of the Queen mother deceased, and of the …