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A PROCLAMATION Requiring all Heretors and Freeholders', under an hundred pounds Scots of Valued yearly Rend, to come presently out and attend the King's Host.  
Edinburgh, the nineteenth day of May, 1685.  
FOrasmuch as His Majesty, with Advice of His Privy Council, Having by His Royal Proclamation of the eleventh instant, Required and Commanded all Heretors and Freeholders' within this Realm, above One hundred pounds Scots of valued yearly Rend, to be in a readiness, sufficiently Armed and provided, to come out and attend His Host on Horseback, with their Followers and servants, and 〈…〉 ty four hours' advertisement, to obey such Orders as they should Receive from the Counil, or one of His Majesty's General Officers, under the pains and Certifications mentioned in the foresaid Proclamation: And whereas Heretors and Freeholders', under the said sum of One hundred pounds Scots of valued yearly Rend, may suppose themselves exempted from attending His Majesty's Host, by which their number would be greatly lessened, and His Majesty's Service Retarded, not withstanding of His Majesty's Proclamation, of the 28 day of April last passed, Requiring all his Subjects to be in a readiness to attend His Host. Therefore, and that the said's petty Heretors and Freeholders' may not pretend ignorance, His Majesty's high Commissioner, and the Lords of Privy Council, Do hereby Require and Command all Heretors and Freeholders', under an hundred pounds Scots of valued yearly Rend, as well as above, to come presently out, and March with the Heretors in the several Shires on Horseback, or with the Militia on Foot, if they cannot be provided with Horses, sufficiently Armed, and with twenty day's Provision, and herein they are not to fail, as they will answer, under the pain of being holden, and repute as absents from His Majesty's Host, and being proceeded against, and punished accordingly, conform to the said's two Proclamations, And that all persons concerned may have notice hereof, Do Ordain these presents to be published by the Macers of Council, at the Mercat Cross of Edinburgh, and at the Mercat Corosses and places needful, by Messengers at Arms, requiring all Sheriffs, and other Magistrates to cause publish the same accordingly.  
Per actum Dominorum Secreti Concilii. WILL. PATERSON, Cls. Sti. Concilii. 
 GOD SAVE THE KING.   

Edinburgh, Printed by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, Printer to His most Sacred Majesty, Anno Dom. 1685.