Records of the Kirk of Scotland: containing the Acts and Proceedings of the General Assemblies from 1638 downwards, as authenticated by the clerks of assembly.Church of Scotland. General Assembly
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Records of the Kirk of Scotland: containing the Acts and Proceedings of the General Assemblies from 1638 downwards, as authenticated by the clerks of assembly.
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Mr James Fairlie, Bischope of Argyle, his lybell read, and he deposed;
and if he did not acquiesse with his sentence and repented, to be
excommunicat.
Mr Neill Campbell, Bischope of the Iles Hybrides, his lybell read, and
he deposed.
12 December, Sessio 19.
Vedinsday, after the depriuatione of Mr Thomas Forrester, minister of
Melros, Mr Alexander Lindesay, Bischope of Dunkelden, his lybell being
read, the assembley did deposse him from the office of bischope, and
suspendit him from the office of ministrie, and exercisse therof; bot
to be receauid therto againe vpone his repentance, manifested to the
presbeteries of Dunkelden and Pearthe, and wpone his prowyding of the
kirke of Dunkelden at the sight of the presbeterey.
After Dunkelden, Mr Johne Abernethy, Bischope of Cathnes, receaued
sentence of deposition from his office of episcopacey, and he to be
receaued in the office of the ministrie wpon his publicke repentance,
to be made in the kirk of Jedbrugh.
The sentence of excommunicatione, aganist diuers of the bischopes, wes
publickly read, and by acte of the assembley, ordained to be pronounced
tomorrow by the moderator in the heighe kirke, and therafter to be
intimat by the ministers and readers of all kirkes.
13 December, Sessio 20.
Noe more done this day, bot the sentence of the bischopes
excommunication solemley pronounced by the moderator, Mr Alexander
Hendersone, after a sermon preached by him, one the 1 versse of 110
Psalme.
14 December, Sessio 21.
Ther came this day, a letter to the assembley from the Earle of
Vigtone, directed to the Earle of Montrosse, wich read publicikly in
the assembley, desyrinng him to declare in his name, that he subscriued
to the confession of religion, in doctrine and discipline, as it was in
Aᵒ 1580, and that he wold defend the same with his bloode.
Fyue ministers wer deposed this day, viz.
Mr William Hannay, Minister at Aire;
Mr Androw Rollock, Minister at Dunce;
Doctor Robert Hamilton, M: at Glasfurd;
Mr Tho: Rosse, Minister at Chanrey.
Mr Henrey Scrymgeour, Minister at St Fillans, in Fyffe, for
fornicatione.
15 December, Sessio 22.
This day, the Earle of Vigton declared himselue, in face of the
assembley, conforme to his letter read in assembley, and directed to
the Earle of Montrosse.
16 December, Sessio 23.
Order takin this day by the assembley, for commissions in all quarters
of the kingdome, for cognoscing of proces presentlie depending befor
the assembley aganist ministers, and to deceid therin; they to sitt
doune at Edinbrughe first, the 26 of December instant, 1638; and at St.
Andrewes, the 20 of Januarij therafter, in Aᵒ 1639; and from thence to
Dundie, the 4 of Februarij, 1639.
17 December, Sessio 24.
Ten actes, and one referance past in assembley this day.
18 December, Sessio 25.
Ther was giuen in to the assembley, ane anssuer to the declinator
and protestation of the bischopes, also to the Kinges Commissioners
protestation.
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