FOrasmuch as there be many laudable Laws and Acts of Parliament of this Nation made for suppressing of Sorners , broken Highlanders , Borderers , and such as have disquieted the peace of the Nation in former times : And in particular the 93 , 94 , 97 , 98 , 101 , 103 , and 109 Acts of the Eleventh Parliament of King James the Sixth , besides many other Acts and Statutes of Parliament and Privy Councell , tending to the prevention and remedy thereof , which by reason of the late Troubles of the Countrey , have not been put in execution , whereby many loose and turbulent persons , such as against whom these Acts and Statutes were made and provided , do now take occasion to trouble the Peace of the Countrey , and commit Out-rages , Insolencies and Depredations against the well-affected , and those who love the Peace of the Nation . For remedy whereof , and for prevention of any such disorders hereafter , and for the better keeping of the Peace and quiet of the Nation , It is hereby Ordained , That the Marquess of Huntly . Laird of Park . Laird of Haddo . Laird of Newton . Laird of Rothomay . Laird of Arradowdle . Marquess of Argyle . Lord Lorne . Laird of Auchinbreck . Laird of Glenurchey . Laird of Arkindlesse . Laird of Glenlyone . Laird of Invera . Tutor of Calder . Laird of Macfarlan . Lord Duffus . Laird of Assen . Laird Pluskarden . Laird Kilcowie . Laird Cowle . Laird Tarbet . Scatwell . Laird of Garloch . Simon Mackinʒie of Louchlin . Lord Lovat . Tutor of Lover . Laird Foyer . Laird Kilbokie . Laird Belladrum . Lord Rea. Hugh Mackey of Scower . Hugh Macky of Dilrede . William Macky of Bighous . Earle Cathnes . Laird of Brims . Laird of Borlinu , Sinclair . Francis Sinclair his Uncle , Master of Cathnes . Laird of Murkle . Laird of Maye . James and William Innisse . Innis of Coxton . Earle Arley . Lord Bamph . Earl of Marre . Lord Erskin . Laird Dun. Laird of Lude . Tutor of Strowon . Cap. Dunc . Robertson . Earle of Glencairn . Laird of Fasse . Laird of Rothemirchus . Laird Inchynachan . John Stuart , Bailiffe of Athol . Mr. Gilbert Stuart , somtime Commissary of Dunkel . Sir James Mackdonald . John Macdonald of Shian . John Macdonald of Invergarrie . Alexander Macdonald of Bohintin . Mackdonald of Kylchonet . Macrannold of Keppoch . John Macdonald of Shean his brother . Captains of Clanrannold Senior . Captains of Clanrannold Junior . Mack-Cloud . Colonell Rora Mackcloud and his three Brothers . Mackolduie . Daniel Camron his Uncle . Laird of Mackmartin . Laird Glenavis . Donald Camron , alias Mackevin vic conil . Camron of Caldort . Alister Mackonil of Strone . Makconchy vik evin of Achnasavil . Mackenviconel . Laird Macklean . Laird of Lochbewie . Laird of Ardgower . Laird of Kingarloch . Hector Macklaine . Laird of Appen . Laird Glencoe . Macgreger of Renough . Macgreger of Rorow . Duncan Macgregor . Laird of Buchanan . The Laird of Laweris . Baron of Comrie . Laird Rothmell . Col. Minzis . Laird Invercald . Will . Forquerson of Inveray . Al. Forquerson of Finnion . Laird Grant . Laird Balendolach . Laird Glenmariston . Laird Carron . Lieu. Col. Grant in Vrquhat● . John Grant of Garton , Bailiff of Straspay . Mackferson of Cluny . Dougal Mackferson , Bailiff of Badgenoth . John Macferson Tutor of Enveressie . Laird of Struie . The Bailiff of Stracharrich younger . The Laird of Redcastle . Donald Camron Tutor of Lochield . Norman Mackleud . Laird Mackentosh . William Mackentosh of Keylachie . Angus Mackquen of Correbrock . Cap. Donald and Angus Makqueens Lieu. Col. James Stuart . Laughlan Mackferson . Mackentosh Brother . Borlum . Strohan . Robert Auchnesse &c. and all others not afore-named , Noblemen , Barons , Gentlemen and others yet on life , and the Heritors of , and Successors to the Lands and Estates of such as are deceased , and the Tutors and Curators of so many as are Minors deceased , particularly expressed in the Roll remaining in Print , joyned to the Acts of Parliament of King James the Sixth , Parliament the Eleventh , 1587. whose names or Titles are as followeth : The Laird of Makfarlane of the Arroquhair . The Laird of Lusse . The Laird Makaula of Ardincaple . The Laird of Merchinston . The Laird of Glennegyis . The Laird of Drumquhassil . The Laird of Kilcreuch . The Laird of Knokhil . Henry Shaw of Cambusmoir . The Laird of Kippenrosse . The Lord of Burley . The Laird of Keir . The Earle of Lithgow . The Lord of Down . The Earle of Pearth . The Earle of Murrey . The Earle of Tullibardin . The Laird Weyme . The Abbot of Inchchaffray . Colin Cambel of Ardbeith . The Earle of Athole . The Laird of Garntullie . The Laird Strowane , Robertson . The Laird Strowane , Murray . The Laird of Wester-wemes . The Laird of Abbots-hal . The Laird of Teling . The Laird of Inchmartin . The Laird of Pury-Fothringhame . The Laird of Moncreif . The Laird of Balleachen . The Baron of Fandowie . The Earle of Errol . The Laird of Cultiebragan . The Lord Ogilvie . The Laird of Clouay . The Laird of Fintrie . Laird of Mackinvon . Tutor of Glenmariston . James Mackintosh of Strone . Commissary Gray of Arbo in Ros. The Laird of Edʒel . The Lord of Elphinstoun . The Lord of Forbes . Laird Makintosh . The Lord and Tutour of Lovat . Chisholme of Cummer . The Laird of Balnagoun . Major William Ros of Gunnort . Ros of Pitcalny . John Ros of Achnacloich . John Ros of Little Tarrell . James Innis of Touchis . The Earle Marshal . The Lord Oliphant . The Laird of Bowquholly . The Laird of Dunnybeith . The Laird of Garloch . Makgilliechallum of Raarsay . Macklewid of the Harrich . Mackinnoun of Strathodel . Makneil of Bara . John Mackdonald of Iland Terim . Mackclean of Dowart . John Stuart of the Appin Mackoul of Lorne . Mackoul of Roray . The Laird of Lochinnel . The Laird of Caddel . The Laird of Skelmurly for Rauckry . Mackondachy of Inneraw . The Sheriff of Bute . The Laird of Camys . Maknauchtane . Maklauchlane . The Laird of Lawmount . The Laird of Parbrek . The Laird of Duntrune . Viscount of Dudop , L. of Glastry . The Laird of Elenegreg . The Laird of Otter . The Laird of Coll. Macklene of Lockbuie . And all other Land-Lords , Bailiffs of the Lands , Captains , Cheiftains , and Chief of Clans , and Principals of the Branches of Clans whomsoever in the Highlands , are to find Caution Landed men in the Countrey , to conform themselves unto the said Laws , Acts and Statutes of Parliament and Privie Councel above written , and to all other Laws Statutes and Acts of Parliament made thereanent , & relating thereunto ; and particularly ordaining all Chiefs of Clans , and others afore-named , specified , mentioned , & hereby intended , to come and find sufficient Caution , acted in the Books of the High Court of Justice at Edinburgh , for Causes Criminal , or elsewhere , where the Court of Justice shall happen for the time being , to be held , for them and their friends , followers , and dependants peaceable carriage , according as they , or their Ancestors and Predecessors have been formerly Ordained as aforesaid , and under the pains therein contained , betwixt the Proclamation hereof , and the first day of October next ensuing : with certification if they fail , they shall be holden as contraveeners of the said Acts of Parliament , and prosecuted accordingly with all rigour . And forasmuch as the premisses are of Publick concernment , It is hereby provided and Declared , That no person whomsoever hereby intended for finding Caution as aforesaid , coming into the Lowland , to provide and give in the same , shall any wayes in his person be molested or troubled by Caption , Arresting , or other Imprisonment , for any Civill Cause whatsoever , untill the said first day of October , and ten dayes after for their returns home be expired . And all Sheriffs , Bailiffs , Messengers of Arms , and all others whom it doth concern , are to take notice hereof , and give due obedience thereunto . And it is hereby Ordained , That these presents shall be as sufficient , as if every particular person hereby intended for giving Caution as aforesaid , were herein specially inserted and named . This Proclamation to be published at the Mercat Crosse of Edinburgh , and the Mercat Crosses of the Head Burrowes of all other Shires next adjacent to those parts where their Lands lye , where free accesse cannot be had .