The Booke of the Universall Kirk of Scotland: Wherein the Headis and Conclusionis Devysit Be the Ministers and Commissionaris of the Particular Kirks Thereof, Are Specially Expressed and Contained.
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The Booke of the Universall Kirk of Scotland: Wherein the Headis and Conclusionis Devysit Be the Ministers and Commissionaris of the Particular Kirks Thereof, Are Specially Expressed and Contained.
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Cap. 3. The 10th article thought plain in the selfe: as to the 12th
article, agreit it be framit conforme to the conferrence. Touching
the advyce, craveit what paines shall be put to non-residents, The
Kirk thought meet and civill law cravit, decernand the benefices to
vaick through non-residence.
Cap. 4. The 9th article agreit conforme to the conferrence and the
penaltie of persones excommunicat, desyrit to be hornyng or captione
be speciall act of parliament to be execute be the Thesaurer, Justice
Clark, or uthers, that the King’s Majestie and his Councill pleis to
appoynt.
Cap. 5. Agreit with the twa supplicationes desyrit.
Cap. 6. The perpetuitie of the persones of the elders agreit
conforme[17]
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... patrimonie of the Kirk, to the hurt and diminutione of the
rentalls thereof, and to the prejudice of the old possessors of
the same; certifieing them and every ane of them that does in the
contrare, that the censures of the Kirk and excommunication sould
proceid against them, and this act to be extendit to all Chapiters
of every sorte and conditiones that is usit presently in this
realme; and sicklyke against these that are receivers, directly
or indirectly, of the saids fews, tacks, or uthers dispositiones
whatsumever, and the contraveners to be accusit before the Generall
or Synodall Assemblies and their Commissioners appoyntit be other
of them to that effect, and intimation to be made heirof to all
Commissioners and ministers in every Paroche Kirk, and that in
respect of the great inconvenients knawn to the Kirk, against
the Kirk, schooles, and the multitude of the poore, qwhilk dayly
increases and dies miserably through the occasione forsaid.
The nixt Assembly to be in Edinburgh the 24th day of October nixt to
come; and, if there be ane parliament betwixt and the said day, the
Assemblie to be where the parliament beis, twa dayes before the samme.
[THIRTY-NINTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.]
The Generall Assembly, convenit at Edinburgh, the 24th of October
1578, in the Nether Councell-house, where there was present the
Commissioners of Countries, Provinces, Townes, and Universities.
Sessio.
Exhortation made be Mr John Row. Leets, Mr Andrew Hay, Thomas
Smetone, David Fargysone: The said David was chosen Moderator be
pluralitie of votes. Mrs James Lawsone, Andrew Melvill, John Row,
Andrew Hay, Thomas Smetone, John Craige, Robert Pont, Assessors.
The Noblemen in the Towne for the present were desyrit to be present
in the Assembly.
Sessio 2.
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