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The History of the Reformation of the Church of Scotland
The history of the reformation of the Church of Scotland containing five books : together with some treatises conducing to the history.The historie of the reformation of the Church of Scotland containing five books : together with some treatises conducing to the history.
London: printed by John Raworth for George Thomason and Octavian Pullen, 1644
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
The Assurance. WE James Duke of Chattellerault, Earle of Arran, Lord Hamilton; and my Lord Dosell, Lieutenant for the King in these parts, for our selves, our assistants, and partakers, being presently with us in company. By the tenor hereof promits faithfully in honour to my Lords Archibald Earle of Argyle, and James, Commendator of the Priory of S. Andrews, to their assistants and partakers being presently with them in company: That we and our company aforesaid, shall retire incontinent to Falkland, and shall with diligence transport the French men, and our other folks now presently with us, and that no French men or other Soldiers of ours, shall remain within the bounds of Fife, but so many as before the raising of the last Army lay in Dysart, Kirkcaldy, and Kinghorne, and the same to lie in the same places only, if we shall think good. And this to have effect for the space of eight days following the date hereof exclusive, That in the mean time certain Noble-men, by the advice of the Queen and the rest of the Council may convene to talk of such things, as may make good order and quietness amongst the Queens Lieges. And further, We, nor none of our assisters being present with us, shall invade, trouble, or disquiet the said Lords nor their assisters, during the said space. And this we bind and oblige us upon our loyal fidelity and honour, to observe and keep in every point above-written, without fraud or guile. In witness whereof, we have subscribed these presents with our own hands. At Garlebanke the 13 day of June 1559. Subscribed. James Hamilton. Meneits, Dosell.
The Assurance. WE James Duke of Chattellerault, Earle of Arrane, Lord Hamilton; and my Lord Dosell, Lieutenant for the King in these parts, for our selves, our assistaries, and partakers, being presently with us in company. By the tenor hereof promits faithfully in honour to my Lords Archibald Earle of Argyle, and James, Commendater of the Priory of S. Andrews, to their assistants and partakers being presently with them in company: That we and our company aforesaid, shall retire incontinent to Falkland, and shall with diligence transport the French men, and our other folkes now presently with us, and that no French men or other Souldiers of ours, shall remaine within the bounds of Fyfe, but so many as before the raising of the last Army lay in Disert, Kirkcaldie, and Kinghorne, and the same to lie in the same places onely, if we shall think good. And this to have effect for the space of eight dayes following the date hereof exclusive, That in the meane time certaine Noble-men, by the advice of the Queen and the rest of the Councell may convene to talk of such things, as may make good order and quietnesse amongst the Queens Lieges. And further, We, nor none of our assisters being present with us, shall invade, trouble, or disquiet the said Lords nor their assisters, during the said space. And this we binde and oblige us upon our loyall fidelitie and honour, to observe and keepe in every point above-written, without fraud or guile. In witnesse whereof, we have subscribed these presents with our own hands. At Garlebanke the 13 day of Iune 1559. Subscribed. Iames Hamilton. Meneits, Dosell.