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Mungo and Katharine are my GGGG grandparents, but I've never managed to establish their origins with any certainty.
A Mungo FINLAYSON was baptised in St Cuthbert's, Edinburgh 14 May 1742, which would have made him 32 at the time of marriage, but is it, indeed, our Mungo?
The only remotely likely Katharine / Katherine Millar baptism I've found is 1733 so she doesn't fit but she could be this Katherine's mother.
I would assume that the they are all related as Haddington isn't very big even now and the fact that Mungo was a witness makes it even more likely. 
More research needed - if more information is available.

Thank you both very much, indeed.

Amazing clean up japeflakes, and so quick. Brilliant!

Thank you very much indeed.
Useful and filled in a few gaps and, of course, asked a few questions that I'm now trying to solve.
All the best
Brian

Hello All,
Cany one help us to understand the attached record, in particular the letters and number under the GC (Good Conduct) column and the comment under the If discharged column immediately below Cells 14 days. WJN appears to have left his wife and child around this time and gone off the rails in an apparently atypical way and we are trying to work out what was going on.
Thank you for anything
Briannicus

OK Jen B, thank you. Lesson learned.

Hires? I suppose I just about see it, though it also obviously King