{Facsimile: Spalding Club, <Records of Elgin>, no. I, opp. p.
20; whence transcribed} M Be it knawyn tyl al men {.} thrw yis
p(re)sent" lettr(e)s {looks like lot-, but E is written as a backward
curling loop} Vs thomayse of Dunbarr(e) {.} Eryl of Murreffe
{.} for\±tyl hafe grauntyt" and gyfin~ Tyl ye aldirman {.} ye
baylis {.} of wre Burgh~ of Elgyne {.} and to ye {\} burges
{.} of y^t ilke al ye wol {.} ye Clathe and al vthir(e) thing"
{.} y^t gais be schipe owte of wre hafing {\} of spee {.} vncustomyt
{.} ye±qwhilk(is) {.} we hafe (con)sayvit {.} hurtis gretly yaire
fredome ye±qwhylke {\} oysyt {practised} (j)t wald Ryn vs to p(re)iedyce
{.} and to yaire fredome befor# #nem(n)#yt {.} and yis as before
wyt al men {\} we wil nocht thole {.} (j)n ye wytnes of ye±qwhilke±thing(e)
we gert put wre seel to yis p(re)sent lettr(e)s {\} at E[lgy]ne xxiij
day of ye moneth of (j)ule {.} i(n) ye yhere of Grace {.} m^o±c^oc^oc^o
{.} Nynety and thre {\\}