Act for raising four months supply. At Edinburgh, the twenty seventh day of April 1689.

ACT For raiſing four Months Supply. At Edinburgh, the twenty ſeventh day of April 1689.

FOraſmuch as the Eſtates of this Kingdom finding it neceſſary, as well for the ſecurity of the Proteſtant Religion, as for the common Safety and Defence of the Kingdom, againſt Forraign Invaſions, and Inteſtine Inſur ••• tions, that a competent number of Forces be raiſed and kept up within the ſame; They have Ordained certain Troops of Horſe to be Levied from the ſeveral Shires, and upon the voluntary offers of ſundry Noblemen and Gentlemen, Have given Warrand for Levying ſome Regiments of Foot, and Troops of Horſe and Dragoons; and ſeing theſe Forces cannot be kept up and maintained, without a conſiderable Charge and Expence; And the Ceſs Impoſed by all former Acts, being now extinct, and not due in time coming; Therefore the ſaids Eſtates in this Juncture, Do Ordain the ſum of Two hundreth and eighty eight Thouſand Pounds Scots, to be Raiſed and Uplifted from the Shires and Burghs of this Kingdom, at the Term of Whitſunday next, according to the proportions Impoſed upon each Shire and Burgh, by the Act of Convention o • Eſtates in the Year 1667. And for the effectual and ſpeedy In-bringing of the ſaid • mpoſition, The Eſtates Do Nominat and Appoint, the Perſons after-named, to be Commiſſioners within the reſpective Shires, for Ordering and Uplifting of the ſame, viz.

For the Shire of Edinburgh.

The Earl of Lauderdail, the Earl of Lothian, the Viſcount of Tarbet, the Lord Roſs, the Lord Torphichen, the Maſter of Balmerino, Sir John Baird of Newbyth, John Wauchop of Edmiſtoun, Sir John Maitland of Ravelrig, Sir George Mckenzie of Shank, Sir John Foulis of Ravelſtoun, Robert Dundaſs of Arniſtoun, Sir Alexander Gibſon of Pentland, Sir John Clark of Pennycook, Sir William Drummond of Halthrondain, Sir Patrick Nisbet of Dean, Sir John Young of Leny, Sir William Murray of Newtown, Hugh Wallace of Ingliſtoun, Sir John Ramſay of Whitehill, Sir Robert Baird of Sauchton-hall, Sir William Binning of Wallie-foord, Sir James Dick of Prieſtfield, Thomas Craig of Riccartoun, Alexander Nisbet of Craigentinny, Sir Robert Miln of Barntoun, Patrick Hamilton of Falla, John Cunninghame of Woodhall, Mr. Roderick Mckenzie of Preſtounhall, John Foulis of Ratho, James Baird younger of Sauchtounhall, James Murray of Dewchar, Charles Murray of Hadden, Mr. James Hunter of Murrays, John Scot of Malleny, Andrew Brown of Braid, _____ Burnet of Carlops, the eldeſt Baillie of Muſſel Burgh for the time, and the eldeſt Baillie of Dalkeith for the time.

For the Shire of Haddingtoun.

The Earl of Wintoun, The Earl of Tweddale, the Lord Belhaven, Sir John Hall of Dunglaſs, Sir Patrick Hepburn of Black-caſtle, Sir John Sinclar of Lochend, Archibald Murray of Spot, Robert Hamilton of Preſſmenan, Mr. Robert Lauder of Beilmouth, James Hamilton of Heatherwick, William Hepburn of Beanſtoun, Patrick Hepburn of Smeatoun, Sir William Baird of Newbyth, Sir George Suittie of Balgone, William Nisbet of Dirletoun, George 〈…〉 Hay of Lin •••• 〈…〉 , Sir John Law ••••• • ountain •• , 〈…〉 , Sir Robert Sinclar of Stevinſon, the Laird of 〈…〉 , the Land of Lamingtoun, James Oſwald of Fingletoun, James Durhame of Luffneſs.

For the Shire of Berwick.

The Marqueſs of Douglaſs, the Lord Roſs, the Lord Harcarſs, the Lord Merſingtoun, Sir John Sinclar of Longformacus, Sir John Hume of Blackader, Sir James Don of N • wtoun, Sir James Cockburn of that ilk, Sir Robert Stuart of Allanbank, Sir John Hall of Dunglaſs, Sir William Scot of Harden, Sir James Rocheid of Innerleith, Sir Patrick Hume of Lumsdean, George Hume of Wedderburn, John Swinton of that Ilk. John Rentoun of Lambertoun, John Ker of Moriſtoun, John Ker of • avers, George Ramſay of Edingtoun, _____ Edgar of Wedderlie, Mr. Alex • Brown of Thornidykes, John Hume of Ninewals, George Hume of Kimmerghame, Mr. John Belſhes of Tofts, Robert Brown of Blackburn, _____ Hume of Hundwood, Patrick Wardlaw of Berrie-haugh, Walter Pringle of Greenknow, George Hume of Baſſindain, William Cockburn of Caldrie, George Hume of St. Leonards, Maſter James Daes of Colding knows, Maſter David Hume of Croſstig, Maſter James Dowglas of Earnſlaw, Alexander Hume of Abbay, John Watſon of Jardenfield, Alexander Trotter of Kettleſheil, Thomas Rocheid of Whitſomhill, Sir Archibald Cockburn of Langtoun, and Sir Patrick Hume of Polwort.

For the Shire of Roxburgh.

The Marqueſs of Dowglaſs, the Earl of Lothian, the Lord Newbottle, the Lord Jedburgh, the Lord Rutherfoord, Sir William Ker of Greenhead, Sir William Scot of Harden, Sir William Elliot of Stobs, Sir Francis Scot, Sir John Scot of Ancrum, Sir Robert Pringle of Stitchel, the Lairds of Cliftoun, Chatto, and Frogden, Sir William Bennet of Grubit, Sir Patrick Scot, Sir John Riddel of that Ilk, Sir James Don of Newtoun, _____ Pringle younger of St • tchel, James Don of Smelholm, the Laird of Rutherfoord, Patrick Don of Ottenburn, Sir William Dowglaſs of Cavers, Robert Scot of Horſliehill, the Dutches of Buccleucghs Chamberlain for the time, the Earl of Roxburghs Chamberlain for the time, _____ Ker of Littledean, William Ainſlie of Blackhill, William Scot of Rae-burn, _____ Rutherford of Tev • otvail, Robert Elliot of Middlemmiln, the Provoſt of Jedbu • gh for the time, Robert Faa Baillie of Melroſs, _____ Hallyburton of Muirhouſlaw younger, _____ Rutherford younger of Faringtoun, the Laird of Edgarſtoun, and the Baillie of the Regality of Jedburgh Forreſt.

For the Shire of Selkirk.

The Earl of Tarras, the Laird of Drummelzier, Sir Francis Scot, George Pringle elder of Torwoodlie, the Laird of Torwoodlie younger, Hugh Scot of Gallowſheils, the Laird of Muſlie younger, the Lairds of Gilme •• cleugh and Middleſtead elder and younger, Sir William Scot elder and younger, the Laird of Sintoun, the Laird of Breadmeadows elder, the Laird of Sundhope, the Laird of Philiphaugh, Baillie Mitchelhil, the Laird of Wall Baillie or Chamberlain to the Dutches of Buccleugh.

For the Shire of Peebles.

The Duke of Queensberry, the Earl of Mortoun, Lord William Dowglaſs, Lieutennant-General Dowglaſs, the Laird of Drummelzier, the Laird of Blackbarrony elder, the Lairds of Stenhops elder and younger, the Laird of Dawick, the Laird of Poſſo, the Laird of Hayſtoun, the Laird of Hartrie, the Laird of Whitſlead, the Laird of Polmood, the Laird of Hackſhay yo ••• 〈…〉 the Laird of Kirkoord, the Laird of Scotſtoun • 〈…〉 of Spittlehaugh, the Laird of Cringlty▪ the La •••• 〈…〉 of Slipperfield, Doctor Penniecook of Roman • 〈…〉 of Manerhall, John Balfour of Kailzea, the Laird of Ho • ſeburgh younger, the Laird of Little-Ormiſtoun, the Laird of Blyth, the Laird of Cardronna, the Provoſt of Peebles for the time.

For the Shire of Lanerk.

The Duke of Hamilton, the Marqueſs of Dowglaſs, John Lord Carmichael, Alexander Lord Blantire, Archibalo Earl of Forfar, Sir Daniel Carm • chael of Mauldſlie, John Weir of Newtoun, William Baillie of Hardingtoun, Alexander Menzies elder and younger of Culteraws, Alexander Bertoun of Nisbet, James Lockhart of Anniſtoun, James Somervel of Gladſtains, John Baillie younger of Walſtoun, William Denholm of Weſtſheil, Sir William Lockhart of Carſtairs, Mr Andrew Kennedy of Clowburn, Sir John Carmichael of Bonyntoun, William Baillie of Littlegil, James Lockhart of Cleghorn, George Baillie of Jer • iſwood, the Laird of Lie, John Hamilton younger of Halcraig, Walter Lockhart of Kirktoun, Samuel Doug • aſs of Haſſilſide▪ Robert Kenne • y of Au • htefardel, _____ Ballandine of Craigmuir, William Lawrie of Blackwood, Andrew Hay of Craignethen, William Hamilton of Raploch, James Young of Netherfield, Maſter Hugh Dalrymple of _____ John Hamilton of Barnclu • th, the Baillies of Hamiltoun for the time, Maſter John Kincaid of Corſbasket, Sir William Maxwel of Calderwood, The Laird of Torrence, Sir William Fleming of Ferme, James Hamilton of Aikenhead, Gabriel Hamilton of Weſtburn, _____ Corbet of Towcorſe, _____ Robertoun of Bedlay, John Walkinſhaw of Borrowfield, Mr. Henry Baillie of Carderoch, the Baillie of the Regality of Glaſgow for the time, the Laird of Braidiſholm, the Laird of Auchinvoul, and _____ Hamilton of Airdrie, _____ Mui • head of Stevinſon, Mr. Archibald Nisbit of Carſin, the Laird of Cle • lingtoun, the Laird of Dalzell, Sir John Harper of Cambuſnethem William Hamilton of Wiſhaw, Thomas Stuart of Cul • neſs, William Stuart of Allantoun, James Stuart of Hartwood, and the Laird of Lamingtoun.

For the Sheriffdom of Nithiſdail and Dumfries.

The Duke of Queensberry, the Earl of Annandail, the Lord Drumlanrig, Sir James Dowglaſs of Kelhead, Sir Thomas Kilpatrick of • loſsburn, Sir Robert Lawrie of Maxweltoun, Sir Patrick Maxwel of Sprinkel, the Laird of Holmains, the Laird of Craigdarroch, the Laird of Dornick, the Laird of Capinoch, the Laird of Gernſalloch elder, Sir James Johnſtoun of • eſteraw, the Laird of Lamerſcails, James Johnſton of Corhead, John Johnſton younger of Weſteraw, the Laird of Craigs, the Laird of Stu •• toun, Andrew Johnſton younger of Lockerbie, the Laird of Brekinſide, Archibald Murray younger of Dumcrief, the Laird of Dormonth, the Laird of Brydkirk, the Laird of • rawfordtoun, the Laird of Enoch, the Laird of Eccles, William Johnſtoun of Grantoun, and Mr. Hugh Maxwel of Dalſwintoun.

For the Shetiffdom of Wigtoun.

The Lord Gairlies, Robert Mcdowgal younger of Logan, James Dalrymple of Dunragit, Patrick Herron of Little-park, James Val • ange of Poſſils, John Mcculloch of Grainge, Sir Andrew Agnew Sheriff of Wigtoun, Patrick Agnew of Sheuchan, John Stuart of Fiſgil, Sir John Dalrymple of Stair, the Laird of Logan elder, the Laird of Donſkey, the Laird of Ca •• leſteuart, the Laird of Craichlaw younger, the Laird of Mochrum, the Laird of Garthland, ſir William Maxwel of Monreith, ſir Charles Hay of Park, James Agnew of Lochnaw, John Vans of Barnbarroch.

〈…〉 the Sheriffdom of Air. 〈…〉 • ames Montgomry of Skelmorly, William Blair of 〈…〉 thereof, David Cunninghame younger of Robert • and the Laird of 〈…〉 • lder and younger, the Laird of Pearſtoun younger, the Laird of Rowallan, the Laird of Crawfordland, Mr. Alexander Crawford of Ferguſhill, the Laird of Kilbirnie, the Laird of Corſhil, the Laird of Kelburn, the Laird of Grainge; Captain VVilliam Hamilton of Ladyland; Hugh Stevinſon of Mountgreenand; Allan Lord Cathcart; Allan Mr. of Cathcart; Major Hugh Buntine; Hugh Montgomrie of Colts-field; the Magiſtrats of Air and Irving for the time being; the Earl of Eglintoun; the Earl of Dundonnald; ſir William Cunninghame of Capringtoun; ſir VVilliam Cunninghame of Cunninghame-head; Mr. Francis Montgomry of Giftan; Mr. Thomas Cochran of Polkellie; _____ Crawford of Carſe; Mr. David Cunninghame of Milcraig; Ronald Chalmers of Polwharne; Richard Cunninghame of Bedlane; the Laird of Dreghorn elder; Charles Lord Creightoun; David Blair of Adamtoun; John Blair younger of Adamtoun; David Boſwell of Auchinleck; Mr. VVilliam Fullertoun of that Ilk; the Laird of Logan of that Ilk; Robert Dickſon of Sornbeg; Mungo Campbel younger of Nether-place; ſir George Campbel of Ceſnock, ſir John Dalrymple younger of Stair; Mr. James Dalrymple of Killoch; VVilliam Cochran younger of Ochiltrie; John Chalmers of Gathgirth; George Roſs of Galſtoun, Hugh Archibald of D • nkeith; John Alexander of Boghall, the Earl of Caſſils, the Lord Bargany, the Maſter of Bargany, the Laird of Cairltoun, Quintin Mcilvain of Grimat, James Whiteford of Dunduff, John Muir of Auchindrain, Hugh Blair of Blairſtoun, Allan Chalmer of Sanchrie, Mr. John Ferguſon of Barclonachan, James Cunninghame of A • cket, _____ Eccles of Kildonan, and _____ Boyd of Trochrig, Fergus Mccubin of Knockdollian, and Mr. Rory Mckenzie of Dalvennan.

For the Sheriff • om of Dumbartoun.

The Earl of Argile, the Earl of Dundonnald, the Lord Boyd, ſir Umphray Colquhoun of Luſs, Mr. William Cochran of Kilmaronock, John Houſtoun younger of that Ilk, Archibald Mccaulay of Ardincaple, John Napier of Kilmahew, John Hadden of Glenegies, John Dowglaſs of Mayns, Claud Hamilton of Barns, Alexander Gartſhore of that Ilk, VVilliam Stirling of Law, Nicol Buntine of Airdoch, VVilliam Colquhoun of Craigtoun, James Hamilton of Hutcheſon, John Campbel Captain of Carrick, Andrew Colquhoun of Garſcadden, Hugh Crawford of Cloberhil, John Campbel of Ardintinie, Mr. James Smallet of Pillenflet; Wil. Noble of Fairnie; Wil. Semple of Dulmoock; John Graham of Galingade, John Whitehill of Keppoch, John Spreul of Milntoune.

FOR The Sherifdom of Bute.

The Duke of Hamiltoun His Grace, The Baillie of Arran for the time, The Earle of Argyl, The Earl of Eglingtoun, Ninian Banantyn of Kayms, and Bannatyne Younger of Kaymes, Charles Stewart, of Killcatton, David Boyl of Kelburn Mr. John Stuart of Eſcog, Archbald Steuart, of Kinwhinlick, Ninian Stuart of La • giezian Robert Stuart of Mcknack, John Stuart of Linhael, Culbert Stuart, of Ardinho, Archibald Glaſs, Sherif-depute of Bute, Robert Ballinden of Lewbaſs, Sir James Montgomery, of Skelmorlie, The Magiſtrats of Rothſey for the time, and Sir James Stuart Sherif of Bute.

For the Sherifdom of Ranfrew.

The Earl of Glencarne, The Earl of Dundonnald, The Lord Montgomerie, The Lord Roſs, The Lord Blantyre, The Lairds of Houſtoun Elder and Younger, Sir John Maxwell of Pollock, Sir Archibald Stuart of Blackhall, The Lairds of Grinock Elder and Younger, The Lairds of Craigens Elder and Younger, John Porterfield of Duchill, Patrick Fleyming of Barochan, Alexander Porterfeild of Fullwood, Thomas Crawford of Crafordſburn Elder and Younger, Patrick Maxwell of New-wark, John Caldwell of that ilk, James Hamilton of Aikenhead, George Houſtoun of Johnſtoun, Robert Pollock of that ilk, _____ Bannantyne of Kellie, George Hutcheſon of Scotſtoun, William Muir of Glanderſtoun, Lawrence 〈…〉 Bl • thſwood, G • vin Cochran of Craigmuir, Ja ••• 〈…〉 of Fingletoun, John Shaw of Bargarren Young 〈…〉 Cochran of Ferguſly John M • xwell Younger 〈…〉 _____ Pollo • k of Falſide, the P • ovoſt and 〈…〉 the Baillies of Paiſl •••

For the Sheriffdom of Stirling.

The Earl of Mar, the Earl of Callender, The Lord Elphinſtoun, The Lord Cardroſs, The Lord Forre •• er, the Laird of Houſtoun, The Laird of Wood-head, the Laird of Bardo •• ie, the Laird of Kilcroych, the Laird of Ballendalloch, The Laird of Bearcrofts, The Laird of Powes, The Laird of Gargonnock, The Laird of Goger, _____ Cunningham of Boquhan, Sir Hugh Paterſon of Binnockburn, The Laird of Polmais, The Laird of Herbertſhire, Sir Alexander Hope of Kerſs, _____ Livingſtoun of Glentirren, and _____ Erskine of Balgowne, Mr. William Livingſtoun of Kilsyth, The Laird of Weſt-quarter, _____ Glaſs of Sauchie, _____ Hadden of Myrtoun.

For the Sheriffdom of Linlithgow.

The Duke of Hamilton, The Earl of Linlithgow, The Lord Livingſtoun, The Lord Torphichen, The Lord Cardroſs, The Laird of Dundas, The Laird of Riccartoun, The Laird of Bonhard, The Laird of Livingſtoun, The Laird of Barbachlay, Thomas Sharp of Houſtoun, John Dundas of Dudingſtoun, Mr. William Dundas of Kincavil, Iohn Dundas of Mane • , James Monteith of Auldca • hie, Thomas Hamil • oun of Boighead, John Hamilton of Dechmount, S • r John Dalrymple, Mr. William Hamiltoun, Sir William Hope, John Fairholm of Cra • giehall, George Hamiltoun of Binning, Robert Anſtruther of Wrae, _____ Marjoribanks of Balbardie, Thomas Baillie of Pollkennet.

FOR the Sheriffdom of Perth.

John Marqueſs of Athol, David Viſcount of Stormont, Andrew Lord Rollo, David Lord Ruthven, Sir Col • n Campbel of Aberurchel, James Graham of Orch • ll, John Hadden of Glenagies, Sir Robert Murray of Abercairnie, Sir Patrick Murray of Auchtertyre, Adam Drummond of Meginch, Alexander Spittel of L • uchat, Thomas Hay of Ba • l-houſie, Sir John Stewart of G ••• ntullie, • u • go Campbel of Burn-bank, Sir Thomas Moncrief of that Ilk, The Laird of Weem Y • unger, M • . Patrick Ker of Kilmount, Colin Campbel of Mo • zie, James Pearſon of Kippenroſs, Patrick Hay of K •• kland, _____ Moncreif of Tippermalloch, Mr. John Blair of Bal •• yll, Archibaid Napper of Boquhaple, Mr. Francis Mountgomrie of Inchleſſlie, David Drummond of Cultmalundie, James Stuart Younger of Ardvorlick, John Campbel of Clachick, John Drummond of Blair, Alexander Duncan of Lundie, _____ Campbel of Bagerſho, Mr. Robert Anderſon of Coleſs, _____ Oliphant of Claſhbeny _____ Hay of Leyes E •• er, James Ogilvie of Cluny, William Stuart of Ballide, Thomas Stuart of Ste • toun, Patrick Stuart of Ballechan, Sir James Campbell of Lawers, Sir • ohn Murray of Drumca • rn, Colin Campbell of Munzie, Thomas Stuart of Ladywall, D • vid H • l • burton of Pitcu • r, • ohn Gray of Cr • chie, _____ Halyburton of Fotherince, Iames Blair of Ardbiair, Iohn Michel of Byres, Iames Graham of G • rvoch, Patrick Smith of Methven, Walter Stewart of Kincarachie, Iohn Murray of Pitcullan, Mr. Iames Elphingſtoun of Comrie, Iohn Buchannan of Arnpryer, Alexander Stuart of Annat, Mr. David Graham Tutor of Gor • hie, Iohn Murray of Stravan William Paton of Pannholes, Iohn William • on of Bar • hill, Iohn Murray of Arthurſtoun, Mr. Patrick Murray of Dollorie, Charles Stuart of Rotmel, The Laird of Strowan Robertion, Sir William Stirling of Airdoch, Iohn Stuart of Faſs, _____ Kinloch of Gourdie, _____ Murray of Keilor; Donald Robertion of Killachangie, Iames Stuart Younger of Orart, Henry Murray of Lochlain.

For the Sheriffdom of Kincardin.

The Earl of Mariſhal, The Earl of Southe • k. The Viſcount of Arbuthnet, Sir Charles Ramſay of Balmain, Sir Alexander Falconer of Glenfarquhar, Sir David Carnagie of Pittarro. The Laird of Lauriſtoun, The Laird of Leyes, The Laird of Balbigno, The Laird of Halgreen. The Laird of Elſick, The Laird of Pitgarvie, Alexander Arbuthnet of Knox, George Keith of Whiteriggs Sheriff-depute. Mr. J • mes Falconer of Pheſdo, Iohn Dowglas of Tilliwhillie, William Barclay of Balmaqueen, William Ramſay of VVoodſtoun, and Iohn Barclay of Iohnſtoun.

〈…〉 ••• dom of Aberdeen.

〈…〉 Mariſhal, William Lord Keith, Charles Earl 〈…〉 ••• muir, Iohn Earl of Kintore, William Lord In ••• 〈…〉 • he Maſter his ſon; Alexander Lord Saltoun, and 〈◊〉 Maſter of Salt •• n, 〈…〉 Pitſligo, and the Mr. his ſon, The Lord Frazer, Sir Alexander Seat •• 〈◊〉 •• medden, Sir Iohn Forbes of Craigievarr, Sir Iames Baird of Auchmedden, Sir George Gordon of Edinglaſſie, Iohn Gordon Younger of • echil, Alexander Gordon Tutor of Pitlurg, Sir Iames Gordoun of Leſſmore, The Laird of Udny Younger, Robert Udny of Auchterallan, Sir George Skeen of Fintry, Patrick Dun of Taartie, Mr. Alexander Forbes of Foverame, Samuel Forbes Younger of Foverame, Iohn Roſs of Roſchil, _____ Frazer of Strichen, Sir Henry Guthrie of King-edward, Iames Keith of Tilligonie, Sir William Keith of Ludquharne, Iohn Forbes of Leſlie, Sir Iohn Forbes of Munimusk Elder, William Forbes of Munimusk Younger, _____ Leith of whyte-haugh Alexander Cumming of Culter, _____ Elphingſtoun of Glaicke Younger, The Laird of Dyce Younger, Mr. Iames Gray of Balgouny, Alexander Skeen of that Ilk, Sir Thomas Burnet of Leyes, Robert Gordoun of Cluny, Iames Innes of Drumgask, Adam Gordon of Achinachie, Francis Roſs of Achloſſin; Sir Robert Innes of Kinnermonie, Iohn Gordon of Brachlie _____ Forbes Younger of Echt, Mr. Thomas Gordon of Crimonmogate, _____ Gordon of Badinſcoth, William Gray of Creichie, William Thoirs Younger of Muiresk, Iohn Gordon of Nethermuir; Thomas Forbes of VVatertoun; Charles Gordon of Bre • ack, Adam Gordon of Glenbucket, Iohn Gordon of Hallhead, Mr. Robert Irvine, of Cults, _____ Forbes of Tulloch, Iames Gordon of Bodome _____ Caddel of Aſwanly, Sir Charles Maitland of Pitrichie, Thomas Forbes of Echt, George Morlſon of Pitfour, Arthur Forbes of Bruix, George Garrioch younger of Kinſtarret, Iames More of Stenywood, Mr. Iames Elphingſtoun of Logiedurno, Patrick Leſly of Kincraigie, Alexander Roſs of Tilliſnaught, William Forbes of Camphell, Mr. Iames Keith of Auquhorsk, Andrew VVatſon Baillie in Peterhead, Alexander Donaldſon of Litledrumwhindle, Iames Gordon of Daach, Robert Burnet of Elrick, Iames Forbes of Savack, Iohn Logie of Bodom _____ Leith of Newlands _____ Leſly of Little-wartle, The Laird of Graigievarr Younger, Robert Sympſon of Thornſtoun, The Laird of Balflig Younger, George Paton of Grandum, Thomas M • nzies of Kinmundie, Henry Forbes of Boyndlie, Iohn Udny of Cultercullen, Mr. Robert Innes of Blairtoun, and Sir Alexander Forbes of Tolquhon.

FOR the Shire of Innerneſs.

The Lord Lovat, The Laird of M • intoſh, Sir Hugh Campbel of Calder Lodovick Grant of that Ilk, George Cuthbert of Caſtelhill, Duncan Forbes of Col • oden, William Mcintoſh of Borland, Mr. William Robertſon of Inſhes, Donald Mcintoſh of Keillochie, Thomas Cheviſe of Muirtoun, The Laird of Strichen, The Laird of Rillick, Mr. Hugh Fr • zer Laird of Eſcogdel, Duncan Mcpherſon of Cluny, The Laird of Calder Younger, The of Mcdonald, The Laird of Mccleod, The Laird of Glengarie, William Frazer of Foyl, Hugh Frazer of Belleskin, Hugh Frazer of Ballenain.

For the Sheriffdom of Nairn,

Sir Hugh Campbel of Calder, Hugh Roſs of Killrawick, Iohn Hay of Lochloy, Alexander Campbel Younger of Calder, David Broddie of Lethen, Alexander Roſs of Clava, David Sutherland of Kinſterie, Archibald Campbel of Kaitcaſtle, Alexander Dumbar or Boath, and William Campbel of Dellnice.

FOR the Sheriffdom of Cromartie,

'George Viſcount of Tarbet, Mr. Kenneth Mckenzie of Cromartie, Sir George Mckenzie of Roſehaugh, Alexander Urquhart of Newhal, and Iohn Urquhart Fiar thereof his ſon, George Dalias of St. Martins, and Mr. Iames Dallas Younger thereof his ſon, Wiilliam Urquhart of Braelangual, Alexander Clunes of Dunskeith, Andrew Frazer of Bannens, and Iames Frazer of Brae.

FOR the Shire of Argyl.

The Earl of Argyl, Sir Colin Campbel of Ardkinlaſs, Archibald Lamont of that Ilk, Archibald Campbel of Strathure, Iohn Campbel Captain of Carrick, Iohn Campbel Captain of Duncon, Colin Campbel of Ellengreg, Archibald Lamont of Silvercraigs, Sir Duncan Campbel of Auchinbreck, The Laird of Barbreck, The Captain of Craigneiſh, Alexander Campbel of Kilmartine, Archibald Mcclachlan of Craignitarriff, Colin Campbel of Teſtennen _____ Campbel of Melfort, Iohn Campbel Tutor of Innerliver, Angus Campbel of Kiberry, Archibald Campbel of Dounay, Lord Neil Campbel, Sir Hugh Ca ••• 〈…〉 Baillie of Muckarn, or the Baillie thereof for the tim • 〈…〉 Campbel of Inverraw, The Tutor of Dunſtaffniſh, 〈…〉 Campbel of Barcalten, Dowgal Campbel of Clanmackri •• 〈…〉 Alexander Campbel Younger of Caddel, Dowgal Camp ••• 〈…〉 the Baillie of Kintyre for the time, Walter Campbel of Skipinich; 〈◊〉 Campbel of Glencarradel; Duncan Campbel of Blarntibert, Iohn Campbel of Killadallage; The Laird of Lergie; The Laird of Loup; Archibald Campbel of Ouchtomor; and the Baillie of Ilay for the time; Donald Campbel of Ballinaly; Lauchlan Campbel of Dail; The Baillie of Jura, the Baillie of Collenſy; and the Magiſtrats of Innerary.

FOR the Shirreffdom of Fyfe.

The Earl of Mortoun; The Earl of Levin; The Lord Melvil; The Lord Colvil; The Maſter of Burghlie; Sir Alexander Bruce of Broom-hal; Sir Charles Hacket of Pitfirren; Sir Henry Wardlaw of Pittrevie; _____ Monteith of Randefoord; _____ Henderſon of Fordel, Mr. Alexander Spittel of Lewchet; Iames Robertſon of Newbigging; Mr. Iohn Dempſter of Pitliver, _____ of Spencerfield; Sir Philip Auſt • uther of that Ilk, Iames watſon of Athernie _____ Durhame of Largo, Sir Alexander Erskine of Cambo, _____ Lindſay of Wormiſtoun, Mr. Iames Lumſdain of Sravithie, _____ Dudingſtoun of Sam • foord, _____ Fotheringham of Lawhill, David Scot of Scotſta • bit, Mr. Robert Smith of Gibliſtoun, VVilliam A • ſtruther of that Ilk, Robert Hamilton of Kilbrankmont, Iohn Skeen of Halyeards Elder, _____ of Bogie, _____ Weyms of Kuttelhill, Dowglaſs of Strendry, VVhite of Bannochie, Robert Dowglaſs of Kirknes, David Beaton of Balfour, Sir David A • not of that Ilk, _____ Moncrief of Reddie, Mr. Archibald Hope of Rankeilo • , Sir Iohn Ayton of that Ilk, _____ Hay of Naughtoun, Nai • n of Samefoord, George Moncrieff of Sachope, Mr. Robert Lermonth of Balcomie, Iohn Aiton of Kinnaldy, _____ Melvil of Caſſingray, James Carmichael of Balinblea, Robert Gedd of Balridge, and James Lindſay of Caevle.

For the Shire of Kinroſs.

John Lord Burghlie, The Lord Colvil, the Maſter of Burghlie, Sir David Arnot of that Ilk, Robert Dowglaſs of Kirkneſs, Sir John Malcolm of Innerteil, John Hallyday of Tilleybole, _____ Lindſay of Dowhill, James Rankine of Colden, George Berril Portioner of K •• neſwood, Patrick Robertſon of Smiddihill, the Baillie of Kinroſs for the time, and Sir William Bruce of Kinreſs.

For the Shire of Forfar.

The Earl of Southesk, the Earl of Airlie, the Earl of Panmure, the Viſcount of Arbuthnet, the Lord Glames, the Lord Ogilvie, Sir George Mckenzie of Roſehaugh, Sir Patrick Lyon of Carſs, Mr. Henry Mauld of Kellie, Mr. James Carnegie of Phinheaven, David Lindſay of Edziel, James Carnegie of B • lnamoon, David Halyburton of Pitcur, James Scot of Logie, David Fotheringhame of Pourie, Sir John Wood of Boningtoun, _____ Duncan of Lundy, William Durhame ſometime of Ardoun, now of Grange, James Crichton of Ruthven, Gilbert Auchinleck of that Ilk, John Guthry of that Ilk, Alexander Carnegie Shirreff-deput of Forfar. John Ouchterlony of Guynd, Mr. John Wiſhart of Logie, Robert Young of Auldbar, John Ogilvy of Pitmeves, David Grahame of Fintray, _____ Gray of Crichy, and David Erskine of Dun.

For the Sheriffdom of Bamff.

The Earl of Airly, the Earl of Finlator, Sir. Patrick Ogilvy of Boyn, Sir James Baird of Auchmedden, Sir George Gordon of Edinglaſſie, the Laird of Troop, George Keith of Northfield, _____ Grant of Denluguſs, Walter Stuart of Boig, James Ogilvy of Puldavie, Thomas Ogilvy in Boigtoun, Alexander Hay of Arnbath, Mr. Iohn and Alexander Abercombies, elder and younger of Glaſſach; Iohn Ogilvie of Kempcairn, Ogilvie younger of Kempcairn, Thomas Gordon of Cranach _____ Innes of Edingeith; _____ Stuart of Kilmach, _____ Anderſon younger of Weſtertoun, the Laird of Park Gordon, Provoſt Stuart, Baillie Iohn Gordon, the Laird of Grant, Patrick Grant of Elchies, Alexander Duff of Bracco, Alexander Duff of Kethmore, Patrick Stuart of Tanachy, _____ Hay of Raneis _____ Ogilvie of Cantly, Alexander Gordon of Auchynachie, and John Gordon of Dallowchy.

For the Stewartry of Kircudbright.

The Viſcount of Kenmure, Richard Murray of Burghtoun, Heugh Mcguffock of Ruſco, Alexander Gordon of Earlſtoun, William Gordon of Shiremure, Adam Newal of Barskeoch 〈…〉 , Pa •••• k Murdoch of Cumlodan, Robert Brown of 〈…〉 ••• vell, Edward Maxwel of Hills, Robert Greirſon of D • ls ••• 〈…〉 William M • gie of Balmagie, Thomas Greirſon of Bar •••• 〈…〉 John Ewart of Mulloch, John Carſon of Balmangan, 〈…〉 The Magiſtrats of Kircudbright, and Rodger Gordon of 〈…〉

For the Shireffdom of Sutherland.

The Earl of Suther • a •• the Lord Strathnaver, the Lord Duffus, William Sutherland of Invercaſlie, Sir Rober • Gordon of Embo, Adam Gordon of Dolfolly, Mr. John Gordon of Carrel, Alexander Sucherland of Prouſie, Robert Gray of Subo, Patrick Dumbar of Sidere, Robert Murray of Pulroſſie, Angus Mckay of Melnes, William M • kay of Bo • ley, Angus Mckay of Bighouſe, Heugh Monro of Eribol, John Monro of Inverran.

For the Shireffdom of Caithneſs,

Sir James Sinclar of May, Sir George Sinclar of Clyth, John Sinclar of Murtle, Wliam Sinclar of Dunbeath, _____ Sinclar of Brimes, David Murray of Clerden, Mr. James Innes of Sand-ſide, Mr. Alexander Calder of Augingail, Robert Campbel of Brenegleis, John Sinclar of Fr • ſhwick, Laurence Caddel of Lyneger, George Sutherland of Forſe, John Sinclar of Ulbſter, Robert Sinclar of Duren, Robert Campbel of Dalgavoch, the Sheriff-Deput of Caithneſs for the time, Alexander Smart of Weſter, the Baillies of Thurſo for the time, William Dumbar of Hemprigs, John Sinclar of Stirkcog, James Sutherland of Auſedale, Mr Robert Dumbar of O • kinga •• , John Sinclar younger of Dumbeath, Patrick Sinclar of Southdun, _____ Sinclar of Brabſter, _____ Sinclar of Hempſter, James Sinclar of Lybſter, and James Sinclar of Hoy.

For the Sheriffdom of Elgi • .

The Lord Duffus, the Laird of Grant, the Sheriff of Murray, The Laird of Innes, Sir Robert Gordon, the Laird of Brody, the Laird of Grange, the Laird of Gramſhill younger, the Laird of Altar, the Laird of Dumphail elder or younger, Sir James Calder of Muirtoun, Charles Mckenzie of Ironſide, the Laird of Cubine, Thomas Urquhart of Bunjardge, William Duff of Diple, William Broddie of Cantfield, John Dumbar of Bogs, and Thomas Tulloch of Taunachie.

For the Sheriffdom of Orkney and Zetland.

Sir Archibald Stua • t of Borrow, Robert Stuart of New-work, William Bellenden of Sten-houſe, John Stuart of Burgh, William Douglaſs of Egilſhaw, Iames Baickie of Tankerneſs, James Grahame of Grahames-hall, Henry Grahame of Brackneſs, David Craig of Over-ſandy, William Craigie of Gairſie, Laurence Sinclar of Quendal, Laurence Stuart of Bigtoun, Robert Bruce of Sounburgh, Andrew Bruce Tutor of Muneſs, Thomas Leſly of Vſtenes, Iohn G • ffart of Buſta, and Iames Oliphant of Ure.

For the Sheriffdom of Clackmannan.

The Earl of Mar, George Viſcount of Tarbet, the Laird of Alva, Iohn Keirie of Gogar, Robert Myln of Tilliallan, George Abercrombie of _____ Bruce of Kennet, the Laird of Tillicoutrie, the Laird of Tilliebody, Mr. Francis Maſtertown of Pa • kmiln, George Stirling, the Baillie of Alloway for the time.

For the Sheriffdom of Roſs.

The Viſcount of Tarbet, The Laird of Balnagown, The Laird of Fowlis younger, the Laird of Mcintoſh, Sir George Monro of Culrain, Sir Alexander M • kenzie of Coul, Sir Rory M • ke • zie of Findon Sheriff Deput, Sir Donald Baine of Tulloch, Alexander Mckenzie of Balnaduthie, Alexander M • kenzie of Gareloch, Alexander M • kenzie of Apelcroſs, Ro • y M • kenzie of Reidcaſtle; _____ Monro of Newmore, David Fearn of Tarliggie, Mr. John Bayne of Delnice, Hector Monro of Drummond, John Monro of Fyers, George Roſs of Morinchie, Kenneth Mckenzie of Scatwel, Iohn Forreſter of Culnauld, Walter Roſs of Cowillich, Malcolm Roſs of Kindice, Mr. David Fearn of Pitcalzeon, Donald Roſs of Knockgar • ie, William Roſs of Aldie, Alexander Roſs younge • of Pitkenie; Mr. Iames M • culloh of Piltoun, Alexander Roſs of Little-tarrel, Colin Robertſon of Kindice, Alexander Roſs of Eaſterfearn, Rory Dingwal of Cambuſcurry upper, Rory Mcleod of Cambuſcurry nether the Provoſt or eldeſt Baillie of Tain being for the time, Alexander Monro of Ardullie, Sir George Mckenzie of Roſehaugh, 〈…〉 whiladrum Kenneth M • kenzie of Dagmaleuke, Murdoch 〈…〉 Mckenzie of Terrardan, Murdo Mckenzie of Ardroſs; and 〈…〉

ANd Ordains the firſt Meeting of the ſaids Commiſſi •••• 〈…〉 be at the Head Burghs thereof, upon the fourteenth day of May next. And appoints the Major Part of the ſaids Commiſſioners named for the Reſpective Shires, to be a Quorum at their firſt Meeting: Who are hereby Impowered to name their Conveener, and to appoint the next Dyet of Meeting, and the Major Part of ſuch as ſhal meet at the ſecond Dyet; or upon Advertiſement from the Conveener at any other Dyet to be a Quorum, with Power to the ſaids Conveeners for the ſaids Shires reſpective, to call the Commiſſioners foreſaid, at ſuch Dyets thereafter, as they ſhal think neceſſary, for the effectual Execution of this Act. And for the Burghs, the Eſtates do Nominat and Appoint the Magiſtrats of the ſame for the time being; with Power to them to chooſe Stent-Maſters within their reſpective bounds: which Commiſſioners of Shires and Burghs are hereby ordained to accept and diſcharge their Truſt, as they ſhal be anſwerable: And they do hereby Impower the ſaids Commiſſioners, to preſcribe and ſet down ſuch Rules and Orders, within the Reſpective Shires and Burghs, as may be moſt effectual for the ſpeedy and eaſy raiſing, levyeing and bringing in of the ſaid Impoſition, and ordaining and doing every other thing that may concern the ſame, and to name their own Clerks and Collectors, for ingathering of the ſaid Impoſition, for whom they are to be anſwerable, and to allow them ſuch Fees as they ſhall think fit: Which Fees are hereby declared to be over and above the foreſaid Impoſition, and no part thereof.

ANd the Eſtates do Ordain all Execution Real and Perſonal, to paſs at the Inſtance of the Collector-General, and the Collectors of the Reſpective Shires and Burghs againſt all perſons deficient in Payment of their Proportions, as was in uſe formerly againſt theſe deficient in Payment of Ceſs; And alſo impowers the Commiſſioners, by their Officers to Arreſt Poynd and Diſtrenzie the Goods, and impriſon the Perſons of the deficients, ay and while they make Payment of their juſt Proportions and neceſſary Expences: And for the more ready and Effectual Payment, do alſo Impower the Commiſſioners and Collector-General; to quarter upon Deficients, with this expreſs Proviſo, that every Horſeman that ſhal be upon the place, ſhal have only free ſingle quarter allotted to him upon the perſons deficient, or by quartering in Burghs, and Villages, as the Commiſſioners ſhal Appoint to be ſatisfyed, and payed by the Deficients, and not by thoſe on whom they are quartered, except where they themſelves are deficient: And in that caſe to have fifteen ſh • lling ſcots a day from the time of preſenting the Order to the Collector, upon whom they are to quarter until he give them a Liſt of the Deficients, and the Sums wherein they are deficie • t, and thereafter to quarter upon the Deficients: And each Dragooner to have ten ſhilling ſcots a day, and each Foot-man to have four ſhilling ſcots, or his Dyet, as the Commiſſioners ſhal order, and the Commanders of the Party of Horſe Dragooners or Foot, to have only double Quarters or Pay of an Horſeman, Dragooner or Footman, as he ſerves. And Declares that in order to the Quarters and Matters Relating to the Inbringing of this Impoſition, any three of the Commiſſioners ſhal be a Quorum, and who are impowered to proportion upon, and raiſe from the Deficients the Expenſe and Charge of their Deficiency, and to ſee payment made to theſe, on whom the Souldiers are quartered, who were not deficient: And further the Eſtates Declare that all Officers, and Souldiers, Horſe Dragooners and Foot▪ ſhall make due and punctual payment of their Quarters, Local and Tranſient, as the ſame ſhall be appointed by the foreſaids Commiſſioners, according to the Rates of the Countrey. And in caſe the Souldiers do not pay their Quarters, that the Quarters be ſtated betwixt the Quarter-Maſters or other Officers, and any two of the Commiſſioners, and the Accompts being ſtated and fitted, that they be payed or allowed by the reſpective Collectors, in the firſt end of what is due by the Shire or Burgh, where the ſaids Quarters are owing, Providing the ſaids Quarters do not exceed two parts of their pay, and which Stated Accompts are to be allowed to the reſpective Collectors by the Collector General, and to be by him retained off the firſt end of the Troops or Companys pay: And in caſe the Officers remove before their Accompts can be ſtated, In that caſe the Collectors of the Shires and Burghs are to retain, what after Tryal 〈…〉 ſha •• find reſting, till the Accompts be ſtated in manner fore •••• 〈…〉 that no perſons lyable in any part of this Impoſition, ſhal 〈…〉 charges or Receipts of the ſame, after five years from the date 〈…〉 •••• igence hath been done by Denunciation before elapſing of the 〈…〉 this Act to be Printed and Publiſhed at the Mercat-croſs of 〈…〉 Croſſes of the Head Burghs of the Several Shires. And for that Effect, appoints Printed Copies thereof to be ſent to the Sheriff-Clerks of the ſeveral Shires, that they may cauſe Publiſh the ſame accordingly. Extracted forth of the Records of the Meeting of the Eſtates, by me

Al. Gibſon, Cls. At Edinburgh, the firſt day of May, 1689.

The Committee of Eſtates do Require the ſeveral Sheriff Clerks upon Receipt of the Act abovewritten, Immediatly to diſpatch Intimations under their hands to the Readers, in the ſeveral Paroch Churches and Meeting-Houſes in the Shire, to be read on the Lords Day, immediatly after Divine Service, giving Advertiſement of the firſt Dyet of Meeting of the Commiſſioners, for ordering the ſaid Impoſition upon the fourteenth day of May inſtant at the Head Burgh of the Shire. Extracted forth of the Records of the Committee of Eſtates, by me

Al. Gibſon, Cls.