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Broadsides 2007-07 TCP Assigned for keying and markup 2007-08 Aptara Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2007-09 Mona Logarbo Sampled and proofread 2007-09 Mona Logarbo Text and markup reviewed and edited 2008-02 pfs Batch review (QC) and XML conversion CR HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE royal blazon or coat of arms LETTERS OF INTERCOMMUNING Against several Persons declared Fugitives for not compearing to answer for CONVENTICLES , &c. CHARLES , by the Grace of GOD , King of Great Britain , France , and Ireland , Defender of the Faith , To Our Lovits , Macers or Messengers at Arms , Our Sheriffs in that part , conjunctly and severally , specially constitute , Greeting ; Forasmuch , as upon the twenty fifth , twenty seventh , twenty eight , twenty ninth , and thirty days of July ▪ one thousand six hundred and seventy four years , the Persons under-written , were at the Mercat Crosses of Edinburgh , Haddingtoun , Lanerk , Cowper , Perth , Dumfermling , Stirling , Glasgow , and Linlithgow , successive and respective orderly denunced Our Rebels , and put to Our Horn , by vertue of letters of denunciation raised , used and execute at the instance of Our trusty and well beloved Councellor Sir John Nisbet of Dirletoun Knight , Our Advocat , for Our interest , for their not compearing personally before the Lords of Our Privy Council upon the sixteenth day of July , 1674. to have answered and underlyen the Law , for their keeping , and being present at House and Field-Conventicles , at the places following , and convocating people thereto , Viz. At Enderask , Edmonstoun-Chapel , Volmet , Corstorphine , Megdalen-Chapel , Borthwick , Kirklistoun , Gladsmure , Torwood , Pitscottie-mure , Ravensheuch , Kinkell , Balmerino , Falkland , Collessie , Peth-head , of Kirkcaldey , Kinneswood , Glenveal , Sanfoord , Moonsey , Dumfermlin , Dundee , Pattenwyme , Lathons , Eastbarns , Dumfries , and other places , or ane or other of them , or near to them : And for contemptuous invading , and intruding themselves in the Pulpits , and Churches of Crawmond , Forgund , Kirkmahoe , and others , in the moneths of Apryl , May and June , on thousand six hundred and seventy four ; Contrare to the Laws and Acts of Parliament made there-against , in manner at length , specified in the principal complaint raised against them thereanent , Viz. Mr. James Kirktoun , Mr. Alexander Lennox , Mr. John Rae , Mr. David Hume , Mr. Edward Jameson , Mr. Robert Lockhart , Mr. John Walwood , Mr. John Weir , Mr. Andrew Donaldson , sometime in Dalgettie , Mr. Thomas M cgill , Mr. James Wedderburn , in Cowper , Mr. Thomas Dowglas , Mr. Francis Irving , Mr. Alexander Bartrim , and Mr. Alexander Wilson ; As the Letters of Denunciation duely execute and registrate , conform to the Act of Parliament produced in presence of Our Privy Council bears : At the process of the which Horn , the forenamed persons , have ever since lyen , and continued , taking no regard thereof ; nor of Our Authority , and Laws ; And are encouraged to continue , in their Rebellion , by the resett , supplie , and intercommuning which they have with several of their friends and acquaintances , to the high contempt of Us , Our Authority , and Laws . OUR WILL IS herefore , and We charge you straitly , and command , that incontinent these Our Letters seen , ye passe to the Mercat Crosses of Edinburgh , Haddingtoun , Linlithgow , Lanerk , Cowper , Perth , Dumfermling , Stirling , Glasgow , and other places needful ; and thereat in Our Name and Authority , command and charge all and sundry Our Leiges and Subjects , that they , nor none of them presume nor take upon hand to resett , supply , or intercommune with any of the foresaids persons Our Rebels , for the causes foresaids ; nor furnish them with meat , drink , house , harbour , victual , nor no other thing useful , nor comfortable to them ; or have intelligence with them by word , writ , or message , or any other manner of way , under the pain to be repute and esteemed airt and part with them , in the crimes foresaids , and pursued therefore with all rigor , to the terror of others : Requiring hereby all Sheriffs , Stewards , Bailies of Regalities and Bailiries , and their Deputs , and Magistrates of Burghs , to apprehend and commit to prison any of the persons above-written , Our Rebels , whom they shall find in their respective jurisdictions , according to justice , as you will answer to Us thereupon . The which to do We commit to you , conjunctly and severally , Our full power ; by these Our letters , delivering them by you duely execute , and indorsat again to the Bearer . Given under Our Signet at Edinburgh , the third day of August , one thousand six hundred seventy and six years , and of Our Reign , the twenty eight year . Per Actum Dominorum Secreti Concilii . Al. Gibson , Cl. Sti. Concilii . God save the King. Edinburgh , Printed by the Heirs of Andrew Anderson , Printer to His most Sacred Majesty : Anno DOM. 1676. CUM PRIVILEGIO .