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• This foresaid Federation in recognized by the United Nations.
• Apart from the foresaid mentions, six-pointed star formations are rare as an ideograph in Western cultures except in the case of law enforcement badges.
• For of the foresaid holy bishops I have . . . above one hundred; and for one Council or Parliament . . . I have all the Councils made these thousand years.
• Therefore, and as we said in the foresaid agreement and press statement, we are prepared to receive the inspectors, so that they can carry out their duties, and make sure that Iraq has not developed weapons of mass destruction during their absence since 1998.
• Therefore, and as we said in the foresaid agreement and press statement, we are prepared to receive the inspectors, so that they can carry out their duties, and make sure that Iraq has not developed weapons of mass destruction, during their absence since 1998.
• That a Fund might be raised towards the subsistence of these twelve poor men, the foresaid Bishop Dunbar purchased from Dominus John Erskine ?00 which he enjoyed yearly from the King out of the fishings and Lands of Aberdeen and this sum the Bishop mortified for their maintenance accordingly.
• In his Will he mentions a worry :-" touching and concerninge the marriage betwene my foresaid nephew [ sic; this should read grandson ] Giles Alington and Margarett Ellington his Daughter which God is my witness I concluded and made with Sir John Spencer, rather for the goodwill and affection I bore unto him than for the profit . . . . and could have had more by a thousand pounds . . . ".
•   & I WILL also, that no woman dwell in the said hospital ( although the wife of one that is admitted ), or stay therein for a moment; and that no one who is admitted wander in any way forth thereof through the town or streets; and that they all be always clothed with gowns of a single and decent colour; MOREOVER, that the said beadmen be subject and obedient to the commands and admonitions of the foresaid director, and that they be an honest, godly, and peaceable conversation.
• And if any of them wander without, or be troublesome within to any of their comrades, or commit any other fault, or be found disobedient, or a breaker of the rules of this mortification, he shall be punished in his person, or removed from the hospital, by the said director, who, however, in this case shall take the advice and consent of the foresaid minister of the Word of God and deacon convener, who have, and by these presents shall have power, one poor man dying or removing from the said hospital or being otherwise withdrawn, to choose and put in another poor man in his place, in form aforesaid . . . . . . . . " 
• These whole before named lands the before named Edward Sinclair or his heirs shall have, enjoy, use and possess in sure and certain pawn and usable possession, with everything " that has belonged to them from time immemorial, from the highest summit of the hill to the lowest stone of the foreshore, with the parts and pertinents, nothing in any way excepted, until the before named Edward Sinclair or his heirs again receive and acknowledge the full payment, the most and the least, from us or our true heirs, and when we again redeem these lands it shall be done at three terms, the first at St John's day, the second at St Olaf's immediately thereafter, and the third at St John's day next after following, and when the foresaid sum of money is fully paid as aforesaid, then the before named lands shall belong to us again as before.
• I, Anders Mouat / Mowat of Houckeland ( Hugoland ) in Hietlandt ( Shetland ) and my dear spouse the worthy and honourable lady Else Trondsdatter of Erisfiordt, with our true heirs, acknowledge before all, by this our open letter, that we are justly and truly indeljted to tbe honourable and discreet man Effuart Sincklar ( Edward Sinclair ), residing in Hietlandt ( Shetland ) at Bollesetter, the sum of three hundred Ri / dollars, which money foresaid he has made over to us in friendly loan, for wbicb sum of money, namely three bundred Rix dollars, we, of our free will and well advised ] ) urp < ) se, with the knowledge, will, and consent of all our true heirs, have pawned to the foresaid Edward Sinclair, his heirs and successors, the after described land, which is my dear spouse's just Odal inheritance, lying in Hietlandt, first in Wissdale
• I, Anders Mouat / Mowat of Houckeland ( Hugoland ) in Hietlandt ( Shetland ) and my dear spouse the worthy and honourable lady Else Trondsdatter of Erisfiordt, with our true heirs, acknowledge before all, by this our open letter, that we are justly and truly indeljted to tbe honourable and discreet man Effuart Sincklar ( Edward Sinclair ), residing in Hietlandt ( Shetland ) at Bollesetter, the sum of three hundred Ri / dollars, which money foresaid he has made over to us in friendly loan, for wbicb sum of money, namely three bundred Rix dollars, we, of our free will and well advised ] ) urp < ) se, with the knowledge, will, and consent of all our true heirs, have pawned to the foresaid Edward Sinclair, his heirs and successors, the after described land, which is my dear spouse's just Odal inheritance, lying in Hietlandt, first in Wissdale
• *" . . . the kirke within this kingdome is now purged of all superstitious observatione of dayes . . . thairfor the saidis estatis have dischairged and simply dischairges the foirsaid Yule vacance and all observation thairof in tymecomeing, and rescindis and annullis all acts, statutis and warrandis and ordinances whatsoevir granted at any tyme heirtofoir for keiping of the said Yule vacance, with all custome of observatione thairof, and findis and declaires the samene to be extinct, voyd and of no force nor effect in tymecomeing . " ( English translation : " . . . the kirk within this kingdom is now purged of all superstitious observation of days . . . therefore the said estates have discharged and simply discharge the foresaid Yule vacation and all observation thereof in time coming, and rescind and annul all acts, statutes and warrants and ordinances whatsoever granted at any time heretofore for keeping of the said Yule vacation, with all custom of observation thereof, and find and declare the same to be extinct, void and of no force nor effect in time coming . ")
• :markis worth of land in ye qwilkes ye foresaid Erle of Angous was obligit be his lettres to gyve me heritably eftir t I had tane  ordre of knycht sa t nowthir I no myn ayres no our assigne  foresaid dame Mergarete Elyabeth hir systir ir ayres no ir assigne by cause of  foresaid markis worth of land no for na maner of rerage re of may chalenge inquiete distourble or be cause foresaid aganis im qhestioun or plede in tyme to cum be ony maner of way bot fra all manere of rycht and colour lauch of askyng following owthir to possessioun or proprete to  forsaid thingis be ws excludit & assoillit be r lettres for euer mare And in case gif I or myn ayres or assigne in  contrare of s lettre in tyme to come before ony Iuge sall attempt or moue I wil & grante t our folowing be nocht herd as thing of na valu no of strenthe but fraude or gyle In wytness here of to s lettre I haue put my sele  xij day of Marce  yhere of grace m穒ii c sevynty & nyne }}
• :markis worth of land in ye qwilkes ye foresaid Erle of Angous was obligit be his lettres to gyve me heritably eftir t I had tane  ordre of knycht sa t nowthir I no myn ayres no our assigne  foresaid dame Mergarete Elyabeth hir systir ir ayres no ir assigne by cause of  foresaid markis worth of land no for na maner of rerage re of may chalenge inquiete distourble or be cause foresaid aganis im qhestioun or plede in tyme to cum be ony maner of way bot fra all manere of rycht and colour lauch of askyng following owthir to possessioun or proprete to  forsaid thingis be ws excludit & assoillit be r lettres for euer mare And in case gif I or myn ayres or assigne in  contrare of s lettre in tyme to come before ony Iuge sall attempt or moue I wil & grante t our folowing be nocht herd as thing of na valu no of strenthe but fraude or gyle In wytness here of to s lettre I haue put my sele  xij day of Marce  yhere of grace m穒ii c sevynty & nyne }}
• :markis worth of land in ye qwilkes ye foresaid Erle of Angous was obligit be his lettres to gyve me heritably eftir t I had tane  ordre of knycht sa t nowthir I no myn ayres no our assigne  foresaid dame Mergarete Elyabeth hir systir ir ayres no ir assigne by cause of  foresaid markis worth of land no for na maner of rerage re of may chalenge inquiete distourble or be cause foresaid aganis im qhestioun or plede in tyme to cum be ony maner of way bot fra all manere of rycht and colour lauch of askyng following owthir to possessioun or proprete to  forsaid thingis be ws excludit & assoillit be r lettres for euer mare And in case gif I or myn ayres or assigne in  contrare of s lettre in tyme to come before ony Iuge sall attempt or moue I wil & grante t our folowing be nocht herd as thing of na valu no of strenthe but fraude or gyle In wytness here of to s lettre I haue put my sele  xij day of Marce  yhere of grace m穒ii c sevynty & nyne }}
• :markis worth of land in ye qwilkes ye foresaid Erle of Angous was obligit be his lettres to gyve me heritably eftir t I had tane  ordre of knycht sa t nowthir I no myn ayres no our assigne  foresaid dame Mergarete Elyabeth hir systir ir ayres no ir assigne by cause of  foresaid markis worth of land no for na maner of rerage re of may chalenge inquiete distourble or be cause foresaid aganis im qhestioun or plede in tyme to cum be ony maner of way bot fra all manere of rycht and colour lauch of askyng following owthir to possessioun or proprete to  forsaid thingis be ws excludit & assoillit be r lettres for euer mare And in case gif I or myn ayres or assigne in  contrare of s lettre in tyme to come before ony Iuge sall attempt or moue I wil & grante t our folowing be nocht herd as thing of na valu no of strenthe but fraude or gyle In wytness here of to s lettre I haue put my sele  xij day of Marce  yhere of grace m穒ii c sevynty & nyne }}
•  " . . . . I WILL also, that one of the foresaid poor men be janitor of the said hospital weekly, having the keys of the doors and gates thereof ( except the keys of the private rooms ); and keep this order First, in the morning, he shall open the outer gate and the door of the house and chapel at half past seven hours, that they may go to public prayers in the church, or to hear a discourse, and at that same hour shall ring the bell a little, that by ringing thereof the rest being awakened may make themselves ready for the foresaid exercises : Next, the same janitor shall ring the bell regularly about the ninth hour in the morning, and the third hour in the evening, to summon the rest to hear prayers and the reading of the Scriptures in the chapel : And from thence they are to go to their own private rooms, and use their trade till the eleventh hour in the forenoon, and the sixth, in the evening, and then they shall assemble in the common hall, and under a common president dine and sup together, the hebdomadar always publicly giving thanks . . . . . . ""
•  " . . . . I WILL also, that one of the foresaid poor men be janitor of the said hospital weekly, having the keys of the doors and gates thereof ( except the keys of the private rooms ); and keep this order First, in the morning, he shall open the outer gate and the door of the house and chapel at half past seven hours, that they may go to public prayers in the church, or to hear a discourse, and at that same hour shall ring the bell a little, that by ringing thereof the rest being awakened may make themselves ready for the foresaid exercises : Next, the same janitor shall ring the bell regularly about the ninth hour in the morning, and the third hour in the evening, to summon the rest to hear prayers and the reading of the Scriptures in the chapel : And from thence they are to go to their own private rooms, and use their trade till the eleventh hour in the forenoon, and the sixth, in the evening, and then they shall assemble in the common hall, and under a common president dine and sup together, the hebdomadar always publicly giving thanks . . . . . . ""