| Description | Decision of the Baillie court of Old Aberdeen against George Smyth, heritor of Old Aberdeen [name crossed out] and John King of College Bounds, commanding that they pay £10 scots for refusing to enter themselves freemen and burgesses of Old Aberdeen, 'contrair to the practice of the toune and friedome of the same'. They have to make payment within 15 days, under the pain of 'poynding of their reddiest guides [goods] and geir'. 4 June 1699 |