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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to the Kirk within thrie dayes after the charge, or to schaw ane
reasonable cause why; and sicklyke to compear within the said space
personallie, to answer for his absence from this Assemblie, and to
such other accusationes as sould be layit to his charge, under the
paine of the censures of the Kirk.
Sessio 3.
All quarters sall resorte to the Assemblie every day, at the dew
houre appoynted therto, and remaine to the end every day, under the
paine of the payment of ane groat, _toties quoties_.
Sessio 4.
It was thocht expedient, notwithstanding of the ordinance made
yesternight against Mr Patrick Adamsone, for delyvering of the
Register, That before the same be put to executione, ane humble
supplication be made to the King’s Majestie for that effect, qwhilk
the breither desyrit Mr David Lyndsay and John Duncansone to forme.
Forsuameikle as there hath been ane matter of grief conceived be
the King’s Majestie againes Mrs John Cowper and James Gibsone,
movit privilie to the Moderator; It is thocht expedient be the
haill Assembly that the said cause be first privilie treattit
and considerit be the Laird of Dune, Mrs Peter Blackburne, Johne
Porterfield, Thomas Buchanane, David Lindsay, Nicoll Dalgleische,
and David Fargysone, qwham the Assembly nominat to travell, reasone,
and conferre with the saids pairties, and to sie if they can take
up the matter be their own advyce, utherwayes to propone the same to
the full Assemblie, that the matter may be heard and reasonit there;
and to that effect, ordaynit the saids brethrene to pass out of the
Assemblie, and the saids Mrs John and James to passe with them.
Seeing his Majestie is now of perfect age, and ane Parliament is
appoynted in the next moneth; It is thocht expedient that the acts
of Parliament made be oure Soveraigne Lord, his Heines’ predecessor
and Regent for the tyme, for the libertie of the trew Kirk of God and
Christ’s religione presently professit within this realme, and for
repressing of Papistrie and Idolatrie, collectit together and craved
to be confirmed; and lykewyse the executione of the saids acts may
be considerit, and what order aither excommunicatione or law shall
be desyrit against the saids Papists and Idolaters, as also such
lawes and constitutiones as are made to the derogatione of the said
libertie, or to the prejudice or stay of the course of the Evangell,
may be likewise collectit, to that effect their abrogatione may be
sought: Qwhairunto they nominat the Laird of Dun, Mrs Robert Pont,
Nicoll Dalgleische, David Lyndsay, and Paull Fraser.
Sessio 5.
The Commissione gine in the last Assemblie to the Presbytries of
Glasgow and Strivilling, anent Mr David Cunnynghame, concernyng the
sclander of adulterie with Elspeth Sudderland, or any uther persone,
is continued.
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