The Red book of Grandtully
The Red book of Grandtully
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George Thomsone, expressing a hope that he would favour his father and himself^ by presenting Mr. Thomsone to the church of Kinclevin. Pourie, 8th September [16]87, 284 218. Patrick Kamsay, writer in Edinburgh, to Sir Thomas Steuart of Grandtully, about the lawsuit of the latter against the feuars of Glenqueich, and that the French King was making preparation for war, which was thought to be with a view to support his pretensions to succeed to the Crown of Spain, etc. Edinburgh, 5th December 16...87, 285 Digitized by Google 1688.] ABSTRACT OF THE LETTERS. 407 Page 219. The Same to the Same, mentioning the execution of Mr. Stainfield for the mmder of his father, Sir James Stainfield of Newmilnes, as stated in the preceding letter ; that Sir George M'Kenzie was received as King's Advocate, and Sir John Dahymple as Justice- Clerk and Lord of Session a few days previously, etc. Edinburgh, 27th February 1688, 286 220. Colin third Earl of Balcarres to Sir George Mackenzie, congratu- lating him on his appointment as Lord Advocate.
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George Thomsone, expressing a hope that he would favour his father and himself^ by presenting Mr. Thomsone to the church of Kinclevin. Pourie, 8th September [16]87, 284 218. Patrick Kamsay, writer in Edinburgh, to Sir Thomas Steuart of Grandtully, about the lawsuit of the latter against the feuars of Glenqueich, and that the French King was making preparation for war, which was thought to be with a view to support his pretensions to succeed to the Crown of Spain, etc. Edinburgh, 5th December 16...87, 285 Digitized by Google 1688.] ABSTRACT OF THE LETTERS. 407 Page 219. The Same to the Same, mentioning the execution of Mr. Stainfield for the mmder of his father, Sir James Stainfield of Newmilnes, as stated in the preceding letter ; that Sir George M'Kenzie was received as King's Advocate, and Sir John Dahymple as Justice- Clerk and Lord of Session a few days previously, etc. Edinburgh, 27th February 1688, 286 220. Colin third Earl of Balcarres to Sir George Mackenzie, congratu- lating him on his appointment as Lord Advocate.
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