At EDINBURGH, the ninth day of October, one thousand six hundred and sixty seven.  
THe Lords of His Majesty's Privy Council, in pursuance of His Majesty's gracious pleasure contained in His Royal Proclamation above mentioned, do give Power, Warrant and Commission to the persons following, within the several Bounds and jurisdictions under-written, viz. To the Lord Lie, the Lairds of Raploch, Corhouse, Cambusnetham, Sir John Whitefuird and Mr. John Hamiltoun of Raith, Sheriff-Depute, for the Sheriffdom of Lanerk, the Mr. of Cochran, Sir John Cochran, the Lord Stair, Sir Thomas Wallace of Craigie, Mr. John Cunninghame Advocate, Mr. James Cunninghame Sheriff-Depute of Air, Mr. Hugh Montgomery Sheriff-Depute of Renfrew, and William Cunninghame late Provost of Air, for the Sheriffdoms of Air and Renfrew. The Mr. of Hereis, the Sheriff of Galloway, the Laird of Baldoone, _____ Maxwel of Munshes, and _____ Maxwel of Woodhead, for the Sheriffdom of Wigtoun and Stewartry of Kircudbright, James Crichton of St. leonard's, the Lairds of Craigdarroch and Westerraw, _____ Douglas of Mousehill, and _____ Carruthers of Howmaynes, for the Sheriffdom of Dumfrice and Stewartry of Annandale, or any two of them for ilk Shire and Stewartry above specified, and to the Lords of Session, or any two of them for all the other Bounds and Shires of the Kingdom: to meet and conveen at the Head burgh's of the respective Shires and Stewartries, and the Lords of Session to meet at Edinburgh, upon the twenty two and twenty ninth of October instant, and the first and last Tuesdays of both the months of November and December thereafter; And there to receive Bonds for keeping of the Peace, from all such persons as have been accessary to the late insurrection, and are now to have the benefit of His Majesty's Pardon, in manner contained in His Majesty's Proclamation; that is to say, Bond and Caution from all such as are able to find Caution, and that under such pains, as the said's Commissioners, or respective quorums thereof shall appoint. And for such as shall make faith, that they are not able to find Caution, that they accept from them their own Bonds, conform to the tenor of the Bond hereunto subjoined: And upon the saids persons subscribing of the said's Bonds, that the said's Commissioners give a Testificate under their hands, bearing, that they have signed the same, and are thereby to have the benefit of His Majesty's Pardon, contained in the foresaid Proclamation: And ordains all such Bonds as shall be subscribed by the saids persons to be returned by the saids Commissioners to the Clerk of His Majesty's Council, that they may be insert and registrat in the Books thereof, betwixt and the fifteenth day of January next. And ordains these presents, with the said Proclamation and Bonds underwritten, to be printed, and published by Macers, or Messengers of Arms, at the Mercat-crosse of Edinburgh, and at the Mercat crosses of Lanerk, Air, Renfrew, Wigtoun, Stewartry of Kircudbright, Dumfrice, and other places needful, that none pretend ignorance.  
Pet. Wedderburne, Cl. Sti. Concilii..   

Follows the Tenor of the Bond to be subscribed by such of the Rebels as are able to find Caution.  
I A. B. Bind and oblige me, That I shall keep the Public Peace, and that I shall not rise in Arms, against, or without His Majesty's Authority, under all highest pains that may follow, in case I shall do any thing in the contrair. And for further surety, C. D. doth bind and oblige himself, as Cautioner, for me, for my keeping of the Peace, and performance of the Obligement foresaid, under the pain of to be paid in case I contraveen the same. Likeas, in the case foresaid, the said C. D. my Cautioner, binds and obliges him, his Heirs and Successors, to pay the foresaid sum to the Commissioners of His Majesty's Thesaury, Thesaurer, or Thesaurer-Depute that shall happen to be for the time, for His Majesty's use. And I the said A. B. binds and obliges me, my Heirs and Successors, to relieve my Cautioner of the Premises, and of all damnage he shall happen to sustain therethrough, in any sort; Consenting these presents be Registrat in the Books of Privy Council, that all execution necessary may pass hereupon, in form as effeirs: And constitutes our Procurators; In witness whereof, written by we have subscribed these present, at   

Follows the Bond to be subscribed by such as are not able to find Caution.  
I A. B. bind and oblige me, That I shall keep the Public Peace, and that I shall not rise in Arms against, or without His Majesty's Authority, under all highest pains that may follow, in case I shall do any thing in the contrair; Consenting these presents be Registrat in the Books of Privy Council, that all execution necessary may pass hereupon, in form as effeirs. And constitutes my Procurators; In witness whereof, written by I have subscribed these presents, at 〈…〉   

EDINBURGH, Printed by Evan Tyler, Printer to the Kings most Excellent MAjESTY, 1667.