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<P>ACT ANENT THE LEAVIES OF HORSE and FOOT, To be put out by the SHIRES and BURGHS. AND The Li&s;t of the Colonells, with their &s;everal numbers of Hor&s;e and Foot.</P>
<P><HI>EDINBURGH,</HI> Printed by <HI>Evan Tyler,</HI> Printer to the Kings mo&s;t Excellent Maje&s;tie. 1648.</P>
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<OPENER><DATELINE>Edinburgh <DATE>Quarto Maii. <HI>1648.</HI></DATE></DATELINE></OPENER>
<P>_FOr&s;amikle as the E&s;tates of Parlia|ment con&s;idering the great and im|minent dangers to Religion, the Co|venant, His Maje&s;ties Per&s;on and au|thority and peace of thir Kingdoms, have thought fit, and accordingly given order, That this Kingdom be put in a po&s;ture of warre, and that the Colonels and Commitees of warre in the &s;everal &s;hires be carefull in li&s;ting and exerci&s;ing the hail &s;encible per&s;ons within their bounds, &amp; providing them with Armes, that they may be in readine&s;s to &s;end forth &s;uch number of hor&s;e and foot as the Parliament or their Committees &s;hall call for. And now finding that the toune of <HI>Berwick</HI> is &s;ea&s;ed on, and that the dangers are nearer to us then formerly, whether from Sectaries or Malignants, and that it is our dutie to make u&s;e of the power and &s;trength of the Kingdom for its pre&s;ervation and &s;afe|ty, And for preventing tho&s;e evils wherewith wee are threatned, have thought it therefore fitting to re|quire the &s;everal Collonels and Committees of warre
<PB N="4" REF="4">of the Shires on this &s;ide <HI>Tay,</HI> to meet upon the ninth of this in&s;tant, and the&s;e on this &s;ide of <HI>Spey</HI> upon the twelfe, and tho&s;e upon the North &s;ide thereof upon the &s;ixteenth day of the &s;ame moneth, and at their &s;aid meetings, to take pre&s;ent cour&s;e for li&s;ting and intolling the particular numbers of men, hor&s;e &amp; foot, according to the li&s;t hereunto &s;ubjoyned. And that they appoint &amp; nominate under officers to the foot, <HI>viz.</HI> Lievtenant-Collonels, Major, and Captain: and that they cau&s;e the heritors, proper wod&s;etters, liferenters and others &s;ubject in outputting of hor&s;e and foot conform to the Acts of Parliament, put out their proportion of hor&s;e and foot well armed, the foot, two part with mu&s;quets, and third part pikes, and all with &s;words, with two Dollors of Levie monie, and twenty dayes provi&s;ion to each &s;ouldier, and to all officers under a Captain conform to the <HI>Scotts</HI> e&s;tabli&s;hment, at two part pay hor&s;e and foot: And that for carrying of the nece&s;|&s;ary provi&s;ion of thir forces, They provide a &s;ufficient baggage-hor&s;e for every Twelve men: And that ane &s;trong and able man with &s;word and halfe pike be ap|pointed to attend each two baggage-hor&s;e, who is to have a &s;ouldiers pay: And that the heretors, liferenters, and others afore&s;aid of the &s;everall Shires who are ly|able to the putting out of men, be ordained to bring their &s;everall proportions of hor&s;e and foot Armed and provided as afore&s;aid, to the place of Randevouz in each Shire, under the pains following, <HI>viz.</HI> Under the paine of 400. marks for each deficient hor&s;man, And under the paine of 100 li. for each deficient foot|man not brought to the fore&s;aid Randevouz, which are hereby ordained to be keeped at the dyets following,
<PB N="5" REF="4"><HI>viz.</HI> All the Shires on this &s;ide <HI>Tay</HI> upon the 24. of this month, and the&s;e upon the South&s;ide of <HI>Spey</HI> upon the 27. and tho&s;e upon the North&s;ide of <HI>Spey</HI> upon the la&s;t of this moneth, and Ordains the &s;aids Colonells and Committees in the &s;everall Shires to have their proportions of Hor&s;e and Foot Armed and provided as afore&s;aid, in readine&s;&s;e at the place of Rende&s;vouze, and at the diets <HI>re&s;pective</HI> before mentionat, to march according to &s;uch orders as &s;hall then be &s;ent to them, under the penalties afore&s;aid; And for the more &s;pee|die and effectuall rai&s;ing of the &s;aid Foot and Hor&s;e, the E&s;tates of Parliament gives power and command to the Colonells, with a&s;&s;i&s;tance of &s;uch of the Com|mittee of the Shire as will joyn with them; and are hereby commanded to be a&s;&s;i&s;ting to them, to poynd and di&s;trenzie the goods of any heretories and others afore&s;aid, who are deficient in outputing either of their Hor&s;e or Foot, <HI>viz.</HI> For every hor&s;man wanting at the day of Rende&s;vouze the &s;um of 400. Marks from every Heretor and others afore&s;aid, who are lyable to put him out. And for every Footman wanting, the &s;um of 100. l. And further the &s;aids E&s;tates declares, that the Heretors and others afore&s;aid failing in puting out of their proportions &s;hall be e&s;teemed as enemies to, and hinderers of the publick &s;ervice of the Kingdom, in per&s;uance of the ends of the Covenant, and notwith|&s;tanding &s;ome per&s;ons may be hereby overburdened in re&s;pect of the meanes of their rents, and multitude of Tennants, living upon their lands: Yet the E&s;tates Ordains the fore&s;aid Number of men providit as afore&s;aid to be put out by them, and inca&s;e any of them finde them&s;elves thereby prejudged, and make their
<PB N="6" REF="5">complaint known to the Committee of the Shire, in that ca&s;e the &s;aids E&s;tates Odains the Com|mittee of the Shire to ca&s;t up the accompt, what the price of the afor&s;aid Armes Levi-mony and price of baggage-hor&s;e will amount to, and &s;o to provide for their relief, that the burthen may be equally upon the whole Heretories and others afore&s;aid according to their rent, as in the maintenance. And becau&s;e the &s;aids E&s;tates having after calculation found that the number of hor&s;e, according to the pro|portion of the Levie in <HI>Anno</HI> 1644. are to be rai&s;ed, will not exceed 2700. And &s;eeing the pre&s;ent &s;ervice will nece&s;&s;arily require a greater number of Hor&s;e; and that the Shires of this Kingdom will hardly be able to outreik the &s;ame: Therefore the &s;aids E&s;tates have ordained that each Regiment of hor&s;e &s;hall con|&s;i&s;t of 180. Troopers, to be framed in three Troops, and commanded by a Colonel, Major, and Rutema&s;ter, and the Colonell to have the nomination of all his un|der Officers; Providing the Lieutenant or Cornet be appointed with advi&s;e of the Committee of the Shire, out of the which the Troop is to be levied: And ordains the Regiments to be made up in manner fol|lowing, <HI>viz.</HI> The pre&s;ent Rutema&s;ter to have a&s;&s;igned to them locallie out of &s;ome Shire or Shires the num|ber of 80. Troops, according as is &s;et down in the Li&s;t hereunto &s;ubjoyned, which Troopers the &s;aids Rute|ma&s;ters are to receive at the day and place of Rendez|vous of the fore&s;aid Shire or Shires beforewritten, and &s;hall give &s;ufficient &s;ecurity to leavy upon their own charges as many Troopers well mounted, and Armed, as with the Troops they pre&s;ently have, &s;hal make 160.
<PB N="7" REF="5">in the whole; and that they &s;hall have the &s;aids Troo|pers &s;o to be li&s;ted upon their own charges at the fore|&s;aid day and place of Rendezvous, under the pain of 400. Marks for each deficient Trooper: And for &s;uch Noblemen and Gentlemen de&s;igned Colonels, who have no Troops pre&s;ently, the E&s;tates Ordains them to receive the number of 80. Troopers from the Shire a&s;&s;igned to them for that purpo&s;e as is contained in the fore&s;aid &s;ubjoyned Li&s;t; and to finde &s;ufficient &s;ure|ty for leavying the number of 100. Troopers upon their own charges, and to bring them to a Rendezvous at <GAP DESC="blank"> upon the tenth day of <HI>June</HI> next, under the pain of four hundred Marks for each deficient well mounted and Armed Trooper: And in ca&s;e any Co|lonell &s;hall upon his own charges rai&s;e 60. hor&s;e more to make up the fourth Troop, the E&s;tates of Parliament allows him to have a Lieutenant Colonell; and what farder Troopers the Colonel or his Officers &s;hal leavy upon their own charges, they &s;hall have entertainment therefore as the re&s;t of the Army: And the E&s;tates of Parliament ordains the fore&s;aid Committees to u&s;e all diligence for performing the fore&s;aids duties intru&s;ted to them, as they will te&s;tifie their affection to Religion, and the peace of the Kingdom; and that they fail not to make report to the Parliament or the Committee of E&s;tates of this Kingdom, within &s;ix days after the days of Rendezvous <HI>re&s;pective</HI> abovewritten, a&s;&s;igned by the Parliament to the Shires <HI>re&s;pective,</HI> as is afore|&s;aid: And if the Committes of Shires be remi&s;s in their meetings, or in putting their Orders to execution, that the Colonels with &s;uch of the Committee as are willing to joyn with them, conveen upon all occa&s;ion
<PB N="8" REF="6">for putting their orders to execution, and for doing every thing that may further the Leavies, being always comptable for their proceedings to the Parliament, or Committee of E&s;tates: And if any per&s;on or per&s;ons of what degree, quality or condition &s;oever &s;hall offer to oppo&s;e or ob&s;truct by violence, the re&s;olutions of the Parliament, or Committees thereof, With power to the &s;aids Committees and Colonels to u&s;e all means to compe&s;s them, and if need be, to pur&s;ue the rai&s;ers of the tumults, and publick oppo&s;ers of the Re&s;oluti|ons of the E&s;tates in a ho&s;tile way by the &s;trength of the Shire: And if the In&s;urrection or oppo&s;ition come to that hight, that the Shire where it falls out is not able to &s;uppre&s;s the &s;ame, that the Colonels, Commit|tees and Commanders of the next adjacent Shires, on all Quarters, joyn for &s;uppre&s;&s;ing thereof, as they &s;hall receive adverti&s;ement: And farther, the &s;aids E&s;tates upon con&s;ideration of the great abu&s;es in former Lea|vies, committed by Officers in taking of money from the Heritors, and others afore&s;aid, who are liable in putting out of Men, Hor&s;e or Foot in place of their &s;aid men; Declares that what&s;oever Officer &s;hall be found to have done &s;o, &s;hall not only be ca&s;hiered from his charge, but al&s;o branded with ane mark of infamy and di&s;grace: And that the &s;aids whole forces may be kept in the better order and di&s;cipline, the &s;aids E&s;tates Ordains all Officers con&s;tantly to attend their &s;aids charges, and that none of them upon any pretext what|&s;oever be ab&s;ent the &s;pace of ane moneth, With cer|tification to the contraveeners hereof, that their places &s;hall be declared vacant, and ane other e&s;tabli&s;hed in their charge. And the E&s;tates of Parliament declares,
<PB N="9" REF="6">that what&s;oever Officer or Souldier &s;hall be found guilty of taking, at their own hand, hor&s;e, or any other guids from the Subjects of this Kingdom, they &s;hall die for it without mercy. And for the better regulating of the putting forth Hor&s;e and Foot of &s;uch as will not fall to put forth ane whole Hor&s;e or Footman: It is declared, that the greate&s;t Rent of the&s;e to be joyn|ed for making up ane hor&s;e, &s;hall provide the hor&s;e, and the re&s;t that joyneth to contribute, according to 160. l. for ilk Hor&s;man; and who have the manye&s;t men to provide the Footman, and the remanent that joyneth, to contribute with him according to 40. l. for ilk Footman for their outreik of Arms, and whole fur|niture belonging to them with their twenty dayes pro|vi&s;ion: And where the Rent, or number of men are equall, to ca&s;t lots.</P>
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<HEAD>Follows the Li&s;t of the Hor&s;e and Foot, to be put out by the &s;everall Shires and Burghs of the Kingdom, with the names of the Colonels of the Foot.</HEAD>
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<ITEM>OUt of the Sheriffdoms of <HI>Roxburgh</HI> and <HI>Selkirk</HI> 2000. Foot, and 200. Hor&s;e, Colonels for the Foot, the Earl of <HI>Roxburgh,</HI> the Earl of <HI>Bucleuche</HI> or his brother, the Earl of <HI>Louthian,</HI> or in ca&s;e of his re|fu&s;all to accept, the Sheriff of Tevitdail, or <HI>Richard Dowglas</HI> his &s;on.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Berwick</HI> 1200. Foot and
<PB N="10" REF="7">100. Hor&s;e, Colonell for the Foot, the Earl of <HI>Home.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>Out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Hadingtoun</HI> 1200. Foot &amp; 100. Hor&s;e, Colonels for the Foot, the Lord <HI>Ze&s;ter</HI> and Laird of <HI>Wauchtoun,</HI> and in ca&s;e of <HI>Wauchtouns</HI> re|fu&s;all, the Lord <HI>Ze&s;ter</HI> to be Colonel for the whole.</ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Item,</HI> out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Edinburgh</HI> to Land 1200. Foot, and 100. Hor&s;e, Colonels to the Foot, the Lord <HI>Balmerino,</HI> or in ca&s;e he accept not, the Laird of <HI>Collingtoun</HI> and the Lord <HI>Cran&s;toun.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>Out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Linlithgow</HI> 500. Foot, and 60. Hor&s;e; and out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Peebles</HI> 400. Foot and 40. Hor&s;e, Colonell for the Foot of thir two Shires, the Lord <HI>Bargany.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>Out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Dumfreis</HI> 1200. Foot and 120. Hor&s;e, Colonels for the Foot, the Earl of Dumfreis, and the Laird of <HI>Kethead.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>Out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Wigtoun</HI> 1200. Foot, and 120. Hor&s;e, Colonels for the Foot, the Lord <HI>Gairleis,</HI> and the young Laird of Lag.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Out of the Sheriffdoms of <HI>Air</HI> and <HI>Renfrew,</HI> 2000. Foot and 240. Hor&s;e, Colonels for the Foot, the Earl of <HI>Glencairn,</HI> the Lord <HI>Ro&s;s,</HI> and the Lord <HI>Cochrane.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>Out of the Sheriffdom of Lanireck 1500. Foot and 200. hor&s;e, Colonell for the Foot, the Lord Duke of <HI>Hammiltoun.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>Out of the Sheriffdom of Sterling and Clakmannan 1000. Foot, and 120. Hor&s;e, and the Town of <HI>Stirling</HI> exemed (in regard of the pe&s;tilence) from the one half of their proportion, extending to <GAP DESC="blank"> Colonell for the Foot, the Earl of <HI>Callender.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>Out of the Sheriffdoms of <HI>Fyffe</HI> and <HI>Kinro&s;her</HI> 1500. Foot and 240. hor&s;e: Colonels for the Foot, the Earl of
<PB N="11" REF="7"><HI>Kellie</HI> and the Lord <HI>Elcho,</HI> and the E&s;tates of Parlia|ment, remits to ane Committee of the Shire, which is to be equall of the Gentry and Burrows of the Shire, to proportion the ea&s;e granted by the Parliament to this Shire.</ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Item,</HI> For the Sheriffdom of <HI>Perth</HI> 2400. Foot, and 240. Hor&s;e, the Town of <HI>Perth</HI> and <HI>Culros</HI> to be tane in con&s;ideration by the Committee of the Shire, in|regard of the former va&s;tations by the Plague, and all other places in the Shire, which are now wa&s;te by the &s;ame or by the War; And the E&s;tates declares, that what the Committee &s;hall deduce inre&s;pect of wa&s;ted lands, &s;hall be deduced to the Shire: And al&s;o declares, that the heritors of the&s;e wa&s;ted lands &s;hall onely be lyable to put out their proportion accord|ing to the fourth man they have pre&s;ently. The Co|lonells of the foot, the Earle of <HI>Atholl,</HI> the Earle of <HI>Tullibardine</HI> and Sir <HI>James Drummond</HI> younger of <HI>Machanie.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>Out of the Sheriffdome of <HI>Forfar,</HI> 1500. Foot, and 140. Hor&s;e, the Town of <HI>Breichen</HI> exeimed of 30. men of their former Levie, Colonell for the Foot, the Lord <HI>Carnegie:</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>Out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Kincardine,</HI> and the Earl of <HI>Mer&s;chellis</HI> part of <HI>Aberdeen</HI> 1200. Foot, and 100. Hor&s;e, Colonells for the Foot, <HI>George Keith,</HI> brother to the Earle of <HI>Mar&s;chell</HI> and Colonell <HI>Harie Mauld.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>Out of the re&s;t of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Aberdeen,</HI> and out of the Sheriffdome of <HI>Bamff,</HI> 1600. Foot, and 240. Hor&s;e, the Town of <HI>Aberdeen</HI> to be exeimed from 60. of their proportion, inregard of their va&s;tation by the Pe&s;tilence. The Town of <HI>Culane</HI> of 6. and the
<PB N="12" REF="8">Town of <HI>Bamff</HI> of 7. Colonells for the Foot, The Lord <HI>Bamff</HI> or his &s;on, and the Ma&s;ter of <HI>Forbes:</HI> and the E&s;tates of Parliament remits to the Committee of 24. to divide the proportion of Hor&s;e and Foot whilk <HI>Kilcardine, Aberdeen</HI> and <HI>Bamff</HI> &s;hall put out.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Out of the Sheriffdome of <HI>Elgine,</HI> Nairne, and that part of Innernes on this &s;ide Ne&s;s, 1500. Foot, and 120. Hor&s;e. The Town of <HI>Nairne</HI> to be exeemed of the two parts of three of their formar proportion. The Town of <HI>Forres</HI> to be exeemed of 6. men, and the Town of <HI>Innernes</HI> and <HI>Elgine</HI> to put out their fourth man upon the Oaths of the Magi&s;trates and Mini|&s;ters: Colonell for the Foot, the Earle of <HI>Murray.</HI> And the E&s;tates of Parliament recommends to the Com|mittee of Warre of the Shire to have con&s;ideration of the va&s;tation of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Nairne,</HI> and the like con&s;ideration for the Town of <HI>Innernes,</HI> in re&s;pect of its great and extraordinary condition.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Out of the Earl of <HI>Seaforth</HI> and Lord <HI>Lovattis</HI> divi|&s;ion of <HI>Innernes,</HI> 1000. Foot, and 120 Hor&s;e, Colo|nell for the Foot, the Barron of <HI>Kilraok.</HI> And the E&s;tates of Parliament remits to the Committee of 24. to make ane ju&s;t divi&s;ion betwixt the Earl of <HI>Seaforth</HI> and Lord <HI>Lovattis</HI> divi&s;ion fore&s;aid.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Out of the Earl of <HI>Seaforths</HI> part of <HI>Innernes, Su|therland</HI> and <HI>Cathnes,</HI> 1600. Foot, and 120. Hor&s;e, Colonells for the Foot, the Earl of <HI>Sutherland,</HI> or in|ca&s;e of his refu&s;all, the Laird of <HI>Duffus</HI> and the Laird of <HI>Murkill,</HI> and inca&s;e both <HI>Sutherland</HI> and <HI>Duffus</HI> re|fu&s;e, the Laird of <HI>Lumlar,</HI> &s;o in this ca&s;e the Lairds of <HI>Murkill</HI> and <HI>Lumlair</HI> to be Colonells, and the E&s;tates remits to the Committee of 24. to clear this divi&s;ion.</ITEM>
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<ITEM>Out of the Marques of <HI>Argyles</HI> divi&s;ion of <HI>Inner|nes</HI> and <HI>Badzenoche,</HI> 1000 Foot, Colonell, the Laird of <HI>Macleoud</HI> or his brother <HI>Rorie.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>Out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Bute,</HI> 50. Foot.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Dumbartan</HI> in of place of their Foot 40. Hor&s;e, and this ea&s;e of their former Leavies to be given to the&s;e Pari&s;hes who hes had greate&s;t lo&s;&s;e by the Enemy. And in particular, the Barronie and Parochine of <HI>Lenzie,</HI> and each Hor&s;man to be rated at 160. l. and the Town of <HI>Dumbartan</HI> to be exeemed from Ten, of their old proportion.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The Sheriffdom of <HI>Argyle</HI> exeemed.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Orkney</HI> 1000. Foot, Co|lonell, the Earl of <HI>Morton</HI> or any that he &s;hall appoint who is capable thereof, according to the Laws of this Kingdom.</ITEM>
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<HEAD>Follows the Li&s;t of the Colonells of Hor&s;e, with their proportions of Hor&s;e out of the &s;everall Shires.</HEAD>
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<ITEM>The Earle of <HI>Arroll,</HI> out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Aberdeen</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The Earle of <HI>Mer&s;chell,</HI> out the of Sheriffdom of <HI>Kin|cardine</HI> 54. Hor&s;e, and part of <HI>Aberdeen</HI> 26. Hor&s;e, <HI>inde</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The Earle of <HI>Buchane,</HI> out of the Sheriffdom of of <HI>Forfar,</HI> 70. Hor&s;e, and out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Bamff,</HI> 10. <HI>inde.</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The Earle of <HI>Dumferling,</HI> out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Fyfe.</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
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<ITEM>The Earle of Lauderdaill, out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Hadinton,</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The Earl of <HI>Traquair,</HI> out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Peebls</HI> 40. Hor&s;e, and out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Drum|freis</HI> 40. Hor&s;e, <HI>inde</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The Earl of <HI>Dalhou&s;sie</HI> or his &s;on, out of the Sheriff|dom of <HI>Edinburgh.</HI> 80 Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The Earle of <HI>Lanerek,</HI> out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Lanerk</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The Vicount of <HI>Kenmure,</HI> out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Wigtoune</HI> and <HI>Kirkcudbright</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The Vicount of <HI>Dudhope,</HI> out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Forfar</HI> 70. Hor&s;e, and out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Bamff</HI> 10. Hor&s;e <HI>inde</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The Vicount of <HI>Fendraught,</HI> out of the re&s;t of the Sheriffdoms of <HI>Aberdeen,</HI> and <HI>Bamff,</HI> not formerly a&s;&s;igned 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The Lord <HI>Sinclare,</HI> out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Fyfe</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The Lord <HI>Spynie,</HI> out of the Sheriffdoms of <HI>Stirling</HI> and <HI>Clakmannan</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The Lord <HI>Balcarras,</HI> out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Fyffe</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The Lord <HI>Montgumrie,</HI> out of the Sheriffdoms of <HI>Air</HI> and <HI>Renfrew</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>The Lord <HI>Levin&s;toune,</HI> out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Edinburgh</HI> 20. Hor&s;e, and out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Linlithgow</HI> 60. Hor&s;e, <HI>inde</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Lievetenant Generall <HI>David Le&s;ly,</HI> out of the She|riffdom of <HI>Pearth</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Generall Major <HI>Midletoune,</HI> out of the Sheriffdoms of <HI>Roxburgh</HI> and <HI>Selkirk</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
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<ITEM>Colonell Sir <HI>John Broune,</HI> out of the Sheriffdoms of <HI>Roxburgh</HI> and <HI>Selkirk</HI> 40. Hor&s;e, out of the Sheriff|dom of <HI>Berwick</HI> 20. Hor&s;e, and out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Hadingtoune</HI> 20. Hor&s;e, <HI>inde</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Colonell <HI>Robert Montgumrie,</HI> out of the Sheriffdoms of <HI>Air</HI> and <HI>Renfrew.</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Colonell <HI>Hary Barcley,</HI> out of a part of <HI>Aberdeen</HI> Shire, and <HI>Bamff</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Colonell <HI>James Mer&s;er</HI> of <HI>Aldie,</HI> out of the Sheriff|dom of <HI>Pearth</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Colonell <HI>William Lokhart</HI> of <GAP DESC="blank"> out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Lanerk</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Colonell <HI>William Keith</HI> of <HI>Ludquhairne,</HI> out of the Sheriffdoms of <HI>Stirling</HI> and <HI>Clakmannan</HI> 40. Hor&s;e, out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Lanerk</HI> 20. Hor&s;e, and out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Dunbar.</HI> 20. Hor&s;e, <HI>inde</HI> 80. hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Colonell <HI>Alex. Stranchane</HI> out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Pearth</HI> 80. hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Colonell <HI>Gilbert Ker,</HI> out of the Sheriffdoms of <HI>Roxburgh</HI> and <HI>Selkirk</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Col. Sir <HI>Mungo Murray,</HI> out of the Sheriffdom of Dumfreis 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Col. <HI>David Barcley,</HI> out of <HI>Innernes</HI> and <HI>Murray</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Col. <HI>William Vrry,</HI> out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Ren|frew</HI> 40. Hor&s;e; out of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Dumbartan</HI> 20. hor&s;e, and to receive 4000. Marks money, <HI>inde</HI> 80. Hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Col. <HI>Hugh Fra&s;ar</HI> out of the re&s;t of the Sheriffdom of <HI>Innernes</HI> 80. hor&s;e.</ITEM>
<ITEM>Col. <GAP DESC="blank"> <HI>Innes</HI> younger of that ilk, out of the Sheriffdoms of <HI>Elgine</HI> and <HI>Nairne</HI> 40. Hor&s;e, and the
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