Contents This section contains a collection of Letters from various Burghs, with the Laws of King David, King William, and King Alexander grouped together. The Letters and Laws are in Scots, and end incompletely; the colophon (in Latin) has been inserted after 2 blank pages.The Letters start on f. 240r. This is a miscellaneous collection of Letters from various Burghs, including Lanarke, Aberdeen, and Newcastle. These texts concern the customs of these...

Contents This section contains the Statutes of King Alexander II, son of William I, whose statutes are contained in the previous section. He was King of Scotland from 1214 to 1249. In this manuscript, his statutes start on f. 72r and consist of 28 titles. This section ends on f. 77r with the words domini regis remaneret. Expliciunt Regis Willelmi (sic). Writing This section is written in the same hand as most of the...

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Story which reads 'Creag-mac-Righ about Ardenny where son of Alex[ander] II fell over rock' [Creag Mhic Rìgh both Airdeny both Earra Ghàidheal/Argyllshire].