| Description | "1. Order to Peter Malcom in Farachy, Widow Willie in Polbain, Thomas Brown and Elespit Mason in Megray, William Middleton in Megray[?], William Cormack in Cowy and Alexander Mathison in Fisherhill to bring carts and horses to transport his Majesty's baggage from Stonehaven to Laurencekirk, 27 May 1757.
2. Order to John Grig in Bleverna, William Walker in Jacksbank, Andrew Walker in New Milne of Glenvervie, William Burness in Bogjurdon, David Lawson in Inchbrake, William Burness in Bralymoor, James Cirress in Backfield, James Burness in Inchess, Archibald Brownd in Upperkinmounth, James Dikson in Middlekinmounth, James Low in Upper Middlekinmounth, John Brawnd in Netherkinmounth, John Robertson in Stonhave, Alexander Thom in Stonehave to bring carts and horses to transport his Majesty's baggage from Stonehaven to Laurencekirk, 19 Sep 1757.
3. Order to John Scott in Dildwathie, Robert Moleson in Keybog, James Scott in Tanachy, WIlliam Moleson in Gown's, Alexander Taillor in East town of Glenbervie, Robert Brown in Dildwathie, Robert Dollas in Quithat, David Young in Aucmuck, James Nurness in Elphill, Magness Eskin in Stonhave, Alexander Duthie in Stonhave, Alexander Thom in Stonhave, John Robertson in Stonhave to bring carts and horses to transport his Majesty's baggage from Stonehaven to Laurencekirk, 20 Sep 1757.
4. Order to Alexander Duthie in Stonhave, Alexander Thom in Stonhave, Andrew Nipper in Stonhave and Robert Edward in Milne of Cowy to bring carts and horses to transport his Majesty's baggage from Stonehaven to Bervie, 27 May 1757.
5. Order to WIlliam Caird [?] in Coat Bank of Hiltown, John Low in Crawtown, Francis Milne in Cowieswells, Andrew Walker in Upper Crawtown, Alexander Walker in Milne of Urass, George Walker in Newtown to bring carts and horses to transport his Majesty's baggage from Stonehaven to Bervie, 20 Jun 1757.
6. Order to James Ross in Milne of Moutie, George Edward in Upper Findlayston, William Duncan in Nether Findlayston, Alexander Cirret in Cowtown, William Fotthringham in Glentown, William Fotthringham in Easter Awholie, William Meason in Wester Awholie, James Officer in Bumleyond, William Reith in Boghadlie and John Mason in Raven Snob [?] to bring carts and horses to transport his Majesty's baggage from Stonehaven to Aberdeen, 20 June 1757.
7. Order to Robert Reid in Netherkirkland to bring horse for transporting ""one of the French Prisoners falen seek here"" to Bervie, 29 June 1757.
8. Order to Magness Eskin in Stonhave, Alexander Duthie in Stonhave, David Barclay in Milne of Forrest, James Grive in Netther Chen, Widow Douce in Silverbogg, James Wood in Fetteresso, Mrs Creswell in Fetteresso, William Hampton in Tarntewel, George Donaldson in Upper Tarntewel, Alexander Beatie in Windchys, Alexander Taillor in Hindwells, James Fothringham in Grains, Alexander Walker in Awhirie, Robert Hogg in Inver Carron, Robert Reid in Smidiemoor, Alexander Thom in Stonhave, John Barclay in Feathers, Robert Jack in Feathers and Andrew Welch in Kirktown to bring carts and horses to transport his Majesty's baggage from Stonehaven to Aberdeen, 31 May 1757.
9. Order to Alexander Duthie in Stonhave, Magness Eskin in Stonhave, William Walker in Lumgare, William Walker in Law of Lumgare and Jos Nuckle in Crossgates, William Caird in Coatbank of Hilltown, James Clerk in Bridgend of Catterline, James Forbes in Bewlaw and William Muffert in Denhead, Francies Gibbons in Milne of Catterline, James Cowie in Mains of Catterline and Robert Bruice in Stanly from Stonehaven to Aberdeen, 18 Jun 1757.
10. Order to George Donaldson in Upper Tarntewel, James Burness in Elphill, Robert Cow in Cairnmount, David Young in Anamuck, William Moleson in Gowns, Robert Dollas in Quithell, John Brown in Dildwathie, Alexander Taillor in East Town of Glenbervie and James Scott in Tanachy to transport his Majesties baggage from Stonehaven to Aberdeen, 17 June 1757.
11. Order to Thomas Burnett in Logie and William Dun in Awhorthies to bring horses and cart for transporting his Majesty's baggage from Stonehaven to Laurencekirk, 27 May 1757."
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