Ane uther question, whether if any man abusing his Cusings, his father’s brother’s daughter, seven years, and begottin children, and presently maried, marry her, and underly conviction, may marry or not? The degrees are second of Consanguinitie. Though this be not found contrary to the word of God, yet because it has not been publickly revealed in this realme, and that diverse inconvenients are perceaved to insue of this Liberty, thinks it good that it be referred to the Civil Magistrates, or else to ane Parliament, for order to be taken therein, and that in the meantime, men take not libertie to their senses according to their filthie affections, not the lesse that the persons in whose name this question was proponed be joyned in marriage, after their publick repentance for the offences bygone, without any hope that uthers hold the like license, while farder order be taken be the Civill Magistrate, as said is. Anent the complaint given in be the Superintendant of Fyfe, touching the wanting of a preacher at the Kirk of Kylmeny, pertains as ane common Kirk to St Salvator’s College in St Andrewes; Mr John Rutherfurd, Provest, and Mr William Ramsay, one of the Ministers, was content that the Superintendants of Angus and Fyfe, Christopher Goodman and Mr George Buchanan, should consider this Complaint, and whatsoever they decyded therein, and ordained to be done therein, they should fulfill the same in sic sort that nae complaint should be heard hereafter. Ane Complaint was given in be the Parochiners of Tunninghame who payes the Teynds to the New College of St Andrews, and has no preaching nor ministration of Sacraments. Mr John Dowglas, Rector of the Universitie, and Master of the said College, promised to the Kirk to satisfie the Complainers reasonably, that hereafter the Kirk shall not be troubled with farther Complaint. Sessio 4^{ta.} Junii 28, 1565. Anent the Complaint given in be Mr Donald Munro against Mr John Robisone, Thesaurer of Rosse, Minister of Urquhart, and John Watsone, Minister of Awes, That where they both accepted the Ministrie on them, and received their Stipends therefore, and now has left their vocationes; requyred the Kirk to take order herein: The haill Assemblie ordained the saids persones to repair towards their charges in the Ministrie, and enter againe thereto incontinent, after they be charged, under the paine of disobedience of the Kirk, and dischargeing of their allowance and Stipends.