Fourth clip (second part)
of tuo and halfe four afternoon day moneth yeir of god & kings reigne a[for]settdown In presence of
Patrick [Whyt]
of [torbeantrees?] Willam orr of forestburn John Thomson of bogsyde & divers oy[e]rs witnesses to
ye [haill premisses]
called & required sic sub[scribi]tur Et ego vero Partricius stone clericus edinburgensis diocesis
notarius publicus [auctoritate]
regali ac per dominos concilij et sessionis secundum tenorem acti parliamenti admissus Quia
premissis [omnibus]
et singulis dum sicut premititur dicerentur agerentur et fierent una cum prenominatis testibus
presens
personaliter interfui Eaque omnia et singula premissa sic fieri vidi scivi audivi ac in notam cepi
Ide[oque]
hoc presens publicum instrumentum manu mea fideliter script[um] Exinde confeci et in hanc publici
instr[umenti]
formam redegi signoque nomine et cognomine meis solitis et consuetis signavi In fidem [robur]
et testimonium veritatis omnium et singulorum premissorum rogatus et requisitus quod [ ] testibus
Patrick Whyt witnes William Orr witnes John Thomsone witnes
(The last bit, in Latin, states the notary's authority, that he was present, and how he wrote up the instrument of sasine, and gives the names of three witnesses. What you have here, of course, is not the original document written by Patrick Stone, but a copy of it made in the register.)
