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Of the Acts, and Ratifications, pat in this firt Seion, of His Majeftie's Third Parliament and which are not here Printed.

Protetation
 * Rotetation by ome Noblemen, and Others, Commiioners from Shires, and Burghs, concerning their precedencie in the Rols of Parliament.
 * His Majetie's Letter to the Parliament, With the Parliament's Anwer,
 * Act for yearly Fairs, and weekly Mercats, to ome Noblemen, and Others, with ome Protetations againt the ame.
 * Act in favours of the Laird of Langtoun, for changing a high way near to the Houe of Langtoune.
 * Act in favours of the Laird of Langtoun, for Regirating in the records of Parliament, a Charter granted by King Robert the Second, to his Predeceours, of the office of Heretable Principal Uher to the Parliament.
 * Act in favours of the Earl of Airley, againt Mater John Dempter of Pitliver, anent a Precription.
 * Act anent the Election of Commiioners within Burghs Royal, for Parliaments, and Conventions.
 * Act in favours of the Town of Edinburgh anent the Conduit of water brought thereto.
 * Act dicharging the theiking of Houes within the Town of Edinburgh, and ome Other Burghs Royal, with Straw, Bent, or Heather, and appointing the fame to be done with Lead, Scailie, or Tile.
 * Act anent the Mortification made be Thomas Mudie, for building a Kirk in Edinburgh.
 * Act in favours of the Earl Queensberry, anent a blank Bond given be him.
 * Act in favours of the Shire and Town of Dumfreis, anent a Cutom upon the watter of Nith.
 * Act anent the Salmond fihing in the watter of Nith.
 * Act anent the Commiioners fies in the Shire of Dumfreis.
 * Act anent the Lord of Belhaven.
 * Act declaring the Sugar-works at Glagow to be a Manufactury.
 * Act declaring the Woolen-work of the Searge, called Searge de Neim and others Stuffs erected be James Armour Younger, to be a Manufactury.
 * Act in favours of the Earl of Wintoun, anent the disjunction of the Lands of Wintoun, from 'Pencaitland, and annexing the ame to Tranent.
 * Act in favours of the aid Earl, for exeeming of his Coale, and Salt, from bearing any Publick burden,
 * Proteftation be the Laird of Ormeftoun againft the fame.
 * Act in favours of the Lady Lockhart, againft her Son.
 * Act in favours of the Town of St. Andrewes, anent their ftent, and ftent Mafters.
 * Commiffion for revifing the Laws.
 * Act in favours of the Lord Lyon.
 * Act for Rectification of Valuations, and declaring that Coale, and Salt, is not to bear any part of the Supply. 1
 * Act refunding fome Articles of the Regulation concerning Advocats, Clerks, and Writters.
 * Act authorizing His Majeftie's privy Council to name and appoint Commiffioners of Excife, or Supply in the feveral Shires.
 * Act in favours of the Town of 'Inner 'nefs, for exacting a fmall Cuftom, at the Bridge thereof.
 * Act in favours of the Laird ofKinmundie, for exacting a fmall Cuftom, at the Bridge of Dee.
 * Act in favours of the Marquefs oSAthole, for exacting a fmall Cuftom , at the Bridge of Almond.
 * Act in favours of the Earl oiCfiiarr, for exacting a fmall Cuftom, at the Bridge oiTiUibody.
 * Act in favours of the Litfters of Edinburgh.
 * Warrand to the Laird otHoptoun for changing a high way, at the Town oUVinchburgh.
 * Act in favours of the Earle of Queensberrj, for disjoyning the Lands of Talvadock, from the Stewartry of Kirkeudbrugh , and annexing the fame to the Shire of Dumfreis.
 * Act in favours of CMungo Graham of Gortby.
 * Protection to Mafter William Dick, znd$h~AndrewT>ick.
 * Recom mendation to the Council . in favours of the Town of Dalkeith, anent their Bridge.
 * Recommendation to the Council, in favours of the Lady Comiftoun.
 * Reference to the Council anent the Earles oiCaithnefs, and Broad- Albain.
 * Reference to the Council anent the Towns of Anftrut her Weft er, Kilrainy , Cromarty , and Others.
 * Recommendation in favours of the Lady Bogie.
 * Ratification in favours of the Duke of Lennox and Richmond.
 * Proteftation Sit John Cochran, innameoftheEarlofDaWw^A/, againft the fame.
 * Proteftation Sir Iohn Quningham, in name of the Lady olObryan , againft the faid Ratification.