Folios 262-263. A memorandum entitled: List of Fies and Pensions paid out of their...

Folios 262-263. A memorandum entitled: List of Fies and Pensions paid out of their Majesties' Revenue of Scotland' totalling: £20,107 3s 1d. Beneficiaries: Earl of Tweeddale, chancellor; Duke of Hamilton, President of the Council; Earl of Melvill [Melville], Privy Seal; Earl of Drumlanrig, Earl of Cassiles, Earl of Linlithgow, Earl of Breadalbin {Breadalbane] and Lord Raith, lords of the Treasury; the two Secretaries of State [John Dalrymple and James Johnston; Earl of Lothian, Justice General; [Adam Cockburn] Laird of Ormiston, as Justice Clerk; Sir John Lauder of Fountanhall [Fountainhall], Archibald Hope of Rankilor, Sir Colin Campbell of Aberurchill, Falconer of Phesdo, and David Home of Crosrig, lords of Justiciary; Montgomery, clerk to the Justice court; Viscount Tarbett [Tarbet]; Viscount Stair; the lords of Session; Sir James Stewart, King's advocate; Sir James Ogilvie [Ogilvy], Solicitor of the Fie; Lord Carmichaell; Earl of Mortoun; Sir Thomas Livingston; Keeper of the Signet [lords Clerk Register; Lord Cardross's pension; Earl of Kintore's son Knight Marshall; Earl of Leven, constable of Edinburgh Castle; Sir Archibal Murray of Blackbarony, Master of Works; Sir Robert Sinclair of Stevenson; Major George Arnott; David Nairne, Keeper of the Registrar of Signatures; Sir Thomas Burnett and Dr Dalrymple,their Majesties' physicians; Lady Boggie; Lady Gredden; the Conservator; Elemosiner and Beedman on the King's birdthay 'for blewgouns'; Sir Gilbert Elcott and David Moncreiff, clerks to the Privy Council; Sir Thomas Moncreifff, clerk to the Treasury and Exchequer; Sir william Kerr, director of the Chancery; Lyon King at Arms; Veatch [Veitch] of Daik [?Dawyck, Peebbleshire]; William Cleland, usher depute of the Exchequer;John Cunninghame of Enterkin, their Majesties' writer; Sir Alexander Gibson, clerk to theri Majesties' process; George Robertson, Keeper of the registrar of horning; David Blair, one of their Majesties' chaplains; John Hamilton, underkeeper of Holyroodhouse; William Dunlop, historiographer; James Row, Keeper of stores at Edinburgh Castle; Mrs Anderson, for printing; their Majesties' trumpets; the chamberlains of Monteith, Ettrick Forest, Fyfe, Strathearn, Galloway, Lundores, Dumbar, and Ross; David Callander, and Sir Thomas Moncreiff's servant.