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Domestic Annals of Scotland from the Reformation to the Revolution, Volume 1 (of 2)

Note 206 — REIGN OF JAMES VI.: 1591-1603. (continued 2)

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March 16, 1575-6, John Macmoran, messenger, reported to the Privy Council, that in January last, when using his office in execution of letters upon Patrick M‘Kie, burgess of Wigton, he had been set upon by Alexander M‘Kie of Myreton and his two brothers, who cruelly struck and chased him, giving him despiteful words, and threatening him with worse if he ever again came there in a professional capacity. The offenders, failing to appear on call to answer for this outrage, were put to the horn.—P. C. R.

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