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.
Church of Scotland -- History -- Sources
The Kirk, both for provisione of St Androis and uthers burghs wanting
pastores, hes nominat certaine brether, out of qwhais number so many
shall be electit, to be placeit in the saids roumes qwhais names
follows: Mrs James Greig, Alexander Hoome, William Rynd, George
Hay, George Patersone, Gilbert Gardine, Alexander Denmure, James
Hammiltone, James Melvill, James Balfoure, John Knox, David Lyndsay,
Thomas M‘Gie, Michael Cranstowne, James Andersone, and William
Auchmoutie, Ordayning the breither that knawis any uthers persones
qualified of the ministrie, to giue in their names afternoone.
Anent the corruption of Burialls within the towne of St Androis; the
Assemblie hes ordaynit Mr Patrick Adamsone, to put the act of the
Kirk to executione against the persones that hes contraveint the same.
Sessio 14.
The haill brether are admonisched to observe the act made alreadie
anent the marriage of pairties divorcit for adulterie, under the
paine therein conteint, qwhill the questione be fullie resolvit, upon
the advyce and consent of the haill Kirk.
Sessio 15.
Anent the desyre of Mr Walter Balcanquall, minister of Edinburgh,
desyrand, that according to the King’s Majestie’s directione to
the Kirk, his accusatione may be lawfullie tryit, and his accuser
and witnesses brocht before; or else, seeing he spak nothing but
publickly in face of the haill brethren, that they sould giue their
judgment and determinatione in the matter, submitting him reverently
unto their wisdomes.
The Brethren present, ordayned Mrs David Lyndsay and Thomas Smetone
to pass to the King’s Majestie, and schaw their good will to haue
the matter tryed conforme to his wreiting; desyring his Grace for
that effect, that the accuser, with his two witnesses, be brocht
before the Kirk, as also if it be his heines pleasure to send some
Commissioners from the Council, to sie the matter rightly judgit and
proceedit in be the Kirk.
Anent the supplication gine in be John Craig, appearand of
Ramuscraig, and Agnes Irving his spouse, desyrand that the
Commissioners of Edinburgh sould be requyrit to superceid the
cause of Barbara Keith against them before the said Commissioners;
the saids Commissioners being present, the Kirk requyrit them in
this particular, as also in uther things that appears to towch the
Jurisdictione of the Kirk, that no wayes they proceid qwhill they
conferr with the Prior of Pittenweyme, Mrs Robert Pont, Alexander
Arbuthnott, who sall concurre with them the morne at nyne houres, and
reasone both anent their jurisdictione and the jurisdictione of the
Kirk, that neither of them usurp uthers jurisdictions; and herein
to report their judgement to the Kirk; requestand also the saids
Commissioners, that dureing the dependance of this conferrence, no
farder be proceeded in the said cause; unto the qwhilk conferrence
the said Commissioners agreit.
Sessio 16.
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