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Bonds, discharges and payments, 1700-1701

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Account from James Brown, Surgeon Apothecary to John Borthwick of Craxton for remedies and medicines (Part 1)
Account from James Brown, Surgeon Apothecary to John Borthwick of Craxton for remedies and medicines (Part 1)
Account from James Brown, Surgeon Apothecary to John Borthwick of Craxton for remedies and medicines (Part 2)
Account from James Brown, Surgeon Apothecary to John Borthwick of Craxton for remedies and medicines (Part 2)
Acknowledgement by John Brown
Acknowledgement by John Brown
Acknowledgment by William Brown and Archibald Douglas
Acknowledgment by William Brown and Archibald Douglas
Acknowledgments by Patrick Mowbrary, clerk, of receipt of quarterly payments of salary
Acknowledgments by Patrick Mowbrary, clerk, of receipt of quarterly payments of salary
Act concerning the "diligence to be done against Barbers deficient in the payment of their upsets"
Act concerning the "diligence to be done against Barbers deficient in the payment of their upsets"
Act of the Calling to authorise the boxmaster to accept 400 merks by John Weir for his upset
Act of the Calling to authorise the boxmaster to accept 400 merks by John Weir for his upset
Act of the Incorporation of Chirurgian Apothecaries to pay to the African Company
Act of the Incorporation of Chirurgian Apothecaries to pay to the African Company
Act of the Incorporation of Surgeon Apothecaries in favour of John Johnstone, barber in Edinburgh
Act of the Incorporation of Surgeon Apothecaries in favour of John Johnstone, barber in Edinburgh
An Act of the Incorporation of Chirurgian Apothecaries against barbers
An Act of the Incorporation of Chirurgian Apothecaries against barbers
Assigner relating to Peter Consteuil and Daniel Richardsone
Assigner relating to Peter Consteuil and Daniel Richardsone
Bond between Alexander Oxburn, barber and wigmaker
Bond between Alexander Oxburn, barber and wigmaker
Bond of presentation: John Weir, barber and periwigmaker, and William Lamb, messenger
Bond of presentation: John Weir, barber and periwigmaker, and William Lamb, messenger
Caption [legal arrest] raised by Walter Porterfield
Caption [legal arrest] raised by Walter Porterfield
Captione [legal arrest] raised by Walter Porterfield against James Breauch, barber
Captione [legal arrest] raised by Walter Porterfield against James Breauch, barber
Discharge by Archibald Douglas, officer to the fourteen deacons of Edinburgh, to Walter Porterfield, boxmaster
Discharge by Archibald Douglas, officer to the fourteen deacons of Edinburgh, to Walter Porterfield, boxmaster
Discharge by Archibald Fisher to the Incorporation of Surgeon Apothecaries
Discharge by Archibald Fisher to the Incorporation of Surgeon Apothecaries
Discharge by Archibald Fisher to the Incorporation of Surgeon Apothecaries
Discharge by Archibald Fisher to the Incorporation of Surgeon Apothecaries