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dinary Lords of the Session, _Arthur Ersken of Scotscrage_, Laird of _Wauchtoun, Sir David Hume_ of _Wedderburne, Laird_ of _Edzell_, Laird of _Nidrie, Sir William Scot_ of _Harden_, Laird of _Greenheid_, Laird of _Freeland_, Laird of _Cesnock_, Sr. _James Stewart_ of _Kirk field_, the Laird of _Suintoun_ younger, Laird of _Eight_, Sir _James Fraser_, Sir _Thomas Ker_, Laird of _Fernie_, Sir _Rob. Adair_, Sheriff of _Tiviotdail_ younger, Tutor of _Pitsligo_, Sir _John Chiesly_, Laird of _Englistoun_, Laird of _Leslie_ younger, Laird of _Dunbeth_, La. of _Wetertoun_, Sir _Jo. Smyth_, Mr _Alex. Colvill_ of _Blair, Whitbank_ younger, La. of _Grenock, Galloshiels_ younger, _Buchchantie, Grachlaw, Cloberhil, Dalserf_, Mr _Robert Burnet_ younger, Mr _Tho. Murray, James Eleis, David Kennedie, Alex Jaffray, James Sword, George Porterfield, Mr Rob. Barclay, Hew Kennedey, Will. Glendoning, Thomas Machirnie, Rob. Lockhart_, Er _James Campbel, John Carsane, John Boswel._ D. _Alex. Donglasse, Mr Alex. Skeen, William Broun Elders_, Giving unto them full Power and Commission to do all and every thing for preservation of the Established Doctrine, Discipline, Worship and Government in this Kirk, against all who shall endeavour to introduce any thing contrarie thereunto; And for prosecuting, advancing, perfecting and bringing the works of uniformitie in Religion in all his Majesties dominions to a happy conclusion conform to the former Commissions granted by preceding Assemblies thereanent. And to that effect appoints them or any nineteen of them whereof 13. shall be Ministers, to meet in this Citie to morrow the 7. of this instant, and thereafter upon the second Wednesday of _Novemb. February_ and _May_ next, and upon any other day, and in any other place they shall think fit: Giving also unto them full power, to send Commissioners to the Kingdom of _England_, for prosecuting the Treatie of Uniformitie as they shall find conveniencie, and to give Instructions and Commissions to that effect conform to former Commissiones granted thereanent: And Likewise in case delinquents have no constant residence in any one Presbyterie, or if Presbyteries be negligent or overawed, in these cases The Assembly gives to the persons before named power of censuring Compliers & persons disaffected to the Covenant, according to the Acts of the Assembly, Declaring alwayes and providing, that Ministers shall not be Deposed, but in one of the quarterlie meeting
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