Church of Scotland; Knox, John, approximately 1514-1572; Reformation -- Scotland; Theology -- Early works to 1800
God befoir our eyis, for the causses foirsaidis, whiche ar
notorious, with one consent and commoun vote, ilk man in ordour his
judgement being required, In name and authoritie of our Soverane
Lord and Lady, Suspendis the said Commissioun granted be our saidis
Soveranis to the said Quene Dowager; dischargeing her of all
administratioun or authoritie sche hes or may have thairby, unto
the nixt Parliament to be sett be our advise and consent; and that
becaus the said Quene, be the foirsaidis faltis notorious,
declairis hir self ennemye to our commoun-weall, abusing the power
of the said authoritie, to the destructioun of the samyn. And
lyikwyise, we discharge all members of her said authoritie fra
thinfurth; and that na cunze be cunzeit fra thinfurth without
expresse consent of the said Counsall and Nobilitie, conforme to
the lawis of this realme, whiche we manteane: And ordanis this to
be notifeid and proclamed be Officiaris of Armes, in all head
Burghis within the realme of Scotland. In witnes of the whiche,
our commoun consent and free vote, we have subscrivit this present
Act of Suspensioun with our handis, day, yeare, and place
foirsaidis."
[(_Sic subscribitur_,)
BY US, THE NOBILITY AND COMMOUNS OF THE PROTESTANTS
OF THE CHURCHE OF SCOTLAND.][1003]
After that this our Act of Suspensioun was by sound of trumpett divulgat
at the Mercat Croce of Edinburgh, we dismissed the Herauld with this
answer:--
"PLEIS YOUR GRACE,
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