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  <dc:title>Aberdeen Council Register: volume 71 - extract dated 5 November 1824</dc:title>
  <dc:description>COUNCIL REGISTER, VOLUME 71, FOLIOS 87v - 89r
Council meeting, 5 November 1824
[Sederunt given]
Baillie John Young qualified himself as a member of Council by swearing and  signing the usual oaths and taking the oath de fideli administratione officii.  (87v)
The Provost laid before the Council the letter of acceptance by the Rev Mr James  Foote, to be one of the Town's Ministers in the East Church in place of the late  Rev Dr James Ross [letter engrossed]. (87v - 88v)
The Provost reported that by an Act passed in the last session of Parliament the  legal standard for the Weights and Measures had been altered to establish  uniformity across the country with all Burghs to comply within six months. As a  result, the Council remitted to the magistrates to take the necessary steps for  procuring models of the different weights and measures, the expence thereof to  be paid by an assessment upon the Town's inhabitants, which is provided to be  taxed for along with the King's Subsidy. (88v)
The Council admitted three fleshers as Craftsmen. (89r)</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1824</dc:date>
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