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Presbytery of Dunse. [1675] Mor 5740 (12 February 1675)
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[1675] Mor 5740
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The Presbytery of Dunse having by bill desired that letters of horning may be directed against certain persons who had been cited as witnesses, and did not appear before them,
The Lords did demur, in respect letters of horning ought not to be directed, but either by consent of parties, or by warrant of acts of Parliament, as appears by act of Parliament, ordaining horning to be directed upon Sheriff's and Commissary's decreets, and decreets within burgh, and Admiral's decreets.
