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B01339	A new prognostication, for the year of our redemption, 1678, being the second after bissextile, or leap year. Most curiously and artificially calculated, for all north-Brittain, but more especially (and even according to every typographer's very bound duty) for the latitude and meridian of our most famous city of Bon-Accord. Which stands upon a pleasant lone, whose gallant dykes, are Dee and Done. / by A. R. A.M. an expert mathematician.	A. R., mathematician, fl. 1678.	1678 (1678)	Wing A2240A; ESTC R176506	10,556	17

town of Monross into Angus shire and at Kinrocher and Peebles also s. Congalls â—air at the kirk of Doors in Mearns shire all on the 3 day Fumuk fair at Fumuck-kirk into the parish of Pittrifnie within the shire of Bamff on the 3 day belonging to Iames Anderson Laird of Wasterton a fair at Ranfrew the 9 d. a fair at Carlouk and at Drymen in the Lennox both on the 10 d. Bâ—andon fair at Bamff and a fair into the town of Kirkaldy in Fiffe shire both the 16 day Markets or Fairs whiles in May and whiles in Iune A mercat into the town of Stirling ten days before Whitsunday Whitsundays mercat into the town of Stonhyve into the Shire of the mearns upon tuesday before Whitsunday Ascention-day at the Burgh of Annan Whitsunmundays mercat in Glasgow Dumbartan Lanerk and Iedburgh a special mercat into the town of Borrowstonness within the sheriffdom of Linlithgow on tuesday after Whitsunday belonging to his Grace my Lord Duke Hammilton a mercat also into the town of Linlithgow and at Dumblain both on the same day Whitsun tuesday called Pardon-day at Chantie in Ross-shire and at the kirk of Ninians above Kirkaldy Trinitie mundays mercat at Edenburgh and at the town of Briechen into the shire of Angus holding 8 days Trinity-mundays mercat into the town of st Andrews and Brunt Yland both into Fiffe shire one day Trinitie tuesday in Rugland Trinitie thursday in Falkland both lasting two daies Whitsundaies mercat upon the moor of Dun within the shire of Angus upon the second wednesday after Whitsunday continuing the whole week and belongeth to the right honorable the Laird of Dun Iune A mercat ar Kinross the first tuesd in Long-newton 5 d. Bernard mercat 2 tuesd a mercat at Monifeeth into the shire of Angus 2 tuesd belonging to the right honorable Sir Iames Maul oâ— Balumbie s. Colms mercat in Stramiglo Aberdour and Ennerkiething 6 d. at Drymen 9 d. in Forgondeny 10 d. s. Barnabie in Lawder Dysert Dowglas s. Lawrence in Grinnock and at Preston-pans and at Dirleton all upon the 11 d. s. Margaret in Abernethy Ceres in Fiffe both on the 13 d. Mid-summer on s. Iohns day in St. Iohnston holding 5 dayes and in Aire 4 dayes at Wigton Bamff Athelston and at Mieklour in Pearth-shire all upon the 14 d. at Auchtertuile and Clackmannan and at Bocklyvie in the parish of Kippen all on the 15 d. a fair into the town of Scoon in Pearth-shire on the 15 d holding 3 dayes beginging on tuesday therafter belonging to the right noble the Viscount of Stormonth at Strathaven the 16 d. at the burgh of Annan the 3 tuesd s. Margarets fair at Dumfermling and at Moffat the 18 d. at Earleston the 19 d. Monro's mercat holden at Colrain in Ross-shire the 20 d at Methil near Levens mouth the 22 d. Midsummer in Forres in Murray-shire and in Hawick and at Townyettam on the border all on the 24 d. at Alathie in Angus-shire called s. Emagola and at the town of Nicolson both on the 25 d. s. Peters mercat at the town of For far in Angus-shire holding 4 dayes and in Falkland and Brunt-Yland both in Fiffe shire and at Bamff and Kelso all on the 26 d at Gallashiels the 27 d and in Peebles the â—9 d. Peâ—er mercat at Migell in Pearth shire belonging to the right honorable the Laird of Foulerton of that Ilk and also at Haddington both on the last day if it fall not upon sunday Iuly A mercat at Cuross and at Stow the 1 d. at Abernethie and Auchtermuchtie 2 d. s. Martin of Bulzeon 4 d. sed ubi nescio a new mercat into the good town of Dundee first tuesd s. Thomas in Langnewton 5 d. Padie mercat at the kirk of Forden in Mearns shire 6 d. s. Andrew's mercat at Glasgow and at Innerness the 7 d. and at bonnie Borrowstonness into the shire of Linlithgow 2 tues belonging to his Grace my Lord Duke Hammilton at the burgh of Annan the same day s. Lawrence at Grinnock 11. d. at Kilwinning 12 d. s. Margaret in Killimure into the shire of Angus and at the kirk of â—oiâ—g both on the 13 d. in Moffat and at Kirkaldy both on the 18 d. at Stirling 20 d. Mary Magdalen into Lawder Linlithgow Peâ—tenweem and Path-head all on the 22 d in Airth and s. Christiana in Corstorphine both the 24 d. s. Iames at Forfar in Angus shire at Kinghorn Cowper both in Fiffe shire and at Lanerk Roxburgh Alloway Musselburgh and into Elgin in Murray shire all on the 25 d. an excellent new fair at Kinloch Ranoch in Athol into Pearth shire belonging to the right worshipful Allexander Robertson of Sâ—rowan the last tuesd at Whithorn same day â— August Lambsday in Atturff Melrois Ennerkiething s. Andrews and into Dumbartan all on the 1 d. at Falkland 1 thuâ—sd Lawrence fair in the Mearns shire upon Lawrence moor a little â—bove the pâ—ace of Hawkerton upon the 2 tuesday holding four â—hole dayes and belongs to my Lord Hawkerton at Iedburgh the â— thursd at Kilsyth 5 d. s. Lawrence at Solkirk Auchtermuchtie â—orres and Cranwath and at Dumblane all on the 10 d. Ladie-â—ay the first at Dundee 15 d. at Bamff Mearns Wallayfield and Marimass fair in Innerness all on the 15 d. at Rugland 20 d. another good fair into the town of Scoon in Pearth-shire upon the â—2 day holding 3 days belonging to the right noble Viscount of â—tormonth with a weeklie mere at s. Bartholomew in Linlithgow Clackmannan and at Peebles all on 24 d. s. Zephirinus in â—orâ—orphin 26 d Semarivis fair in Forres 27. d. s. Iohns fair in S. Iohnâ—on and at Lawder both on the 29 day September s. Giles fair in Elgin 1 d. Semarivis fair in Kieth the â—irst tuesd latter Ladie day in Dundee 8 d. a fair at Stirling and â—t Bamff the 8 d. at Auchtertuil and Salane 11 d. Rood fair into Innerness and at Iedburgh 14 d. at Forfar 15 d. holding 8 days â— Monans at the kirk of Doors in Mearns shire 3 tuesd belonging â—o Sir Alexander Fraser at Kirkaldie 20 d Rude fair in Caril Iedâ—urgh Dumfermling Dumfries and Athelston all on the 24 d. s. George at Colrain in Ross shire 25 d. at Tranent 27 d. s Michael â—n Haddington Air s. Andrews Crief Kirkubright Gallashiels â—nd at the kirk of Forrig and Ranfrew and at the burgh of Anâ—an all on the 29 d. s. Ierom in Bamff theÌ„ last d. October A fair at Salt Preston first 3 daies at Dundee first tuesd â—t Kinloch Rannock in Athol with in the shire of Pearth first tues â—lso belonging to the right worshipfull Alexander Robertson of â—rowan at Cowper in fiffe shire 6 d. at the kirk town of Monifeeth â—â— Angus shire the second tuesd belonging to the right honoâ—able Sir Iames Maul of Baâ—umbie s. Dionise in Peeblâ—â— Earleston â—irkintilloch Aiton Auchtermuchtie Ceres in fiffe shire and â—t Killimure in Angus shire also at Moffat and s. Dinneâ— into the â— own of St. Iohnston all on the 9 d. at Dalkieth and at Tilliboll â—o d. at Ennerkiething and at Strathaven 12 d a fair at Borrowâ—onnes into Linlithgow shire the 16 d. belonging to his Grace â—y Lord Duke Hammilton and at Musselburgh the same 16 d. Luke in Lawder Kinross and at Rugland 18 d. at the new kirk â—f Kilpatrick 21 d. Marie Salamin in Stirling and at Kelso 22 d. the town of Forfar in Angus shire holding 8 daies the 24 d. at Linlithgow the 24 d. Fowls fair iâ— Pasley and at the town â— Falkiâ—k 26 d Simon and Iude into Dysert in fiffe shire belonging to the noble Earle of Weems and at Cockanâ—e Kicklistoâ— Hawick Migell in Pearth shire and at Rosline all the 28 d. â— Alloway and Nicolson 29 d. at Whithorn the last thursd November Hallow day in Edinburgh and at Falkland Duâ—blane and Fordice all the first d. at Alathie 2 d. at Kilwinninâ— the 3 d. at Iedburgh first tuesd s. Leonard into Lanerk Forres at Largo all the 6 d. Martinmas fair in Innerness 10 d. s. ã€ˆâ—Šã€‰ into Dumbar Melrois Martins kirk Cowper in fiffe shire Hâ—â—milton Culross and at Kilmahug all on the 11 d. Martinâ—â— fair at Stonhive in the meaâ—ns shire on tuesd before martinâ—â— at Kilsâ—th 12. d. s. Clemens in Dundee 13 d. s. Helen at Griâ—nâ— and at Doun in Montieth the 15 d. Margaretmass into Dum fernling and Lawder the 16 d and at Borrowstonnes into the shiâ— of Linlithgow the same 16 d. belonging to his Grace my Loâ— Duke Hammilton s. Mâ—charmuch in Tain and Auchtertuil tâ— 22 d. at Brunt Yland 23 d. s. Andrew into st Iohnston in Peâ—â—shire and at Peebles and Chirn-side the last day December A Fair at Ransrew the 6 d. Ladie-day in Weâ—â— Weems belonging to the noble Earle of Weems the 8 d. at Bâ—â— and at Rothe may both the 14 d. s. Thomas at Glasgow anâ— Doâ—n in Montieth the 15 d. s. Cuthbert in the Grange into shire of Liâ—ltihgow the 17 d. s. Thomas in Innerness the 20. â— Iohn's sair in Bâ—mff Forres and at Mothill near Levens mouâ— all upon the 27 day Advertisement Thus my loving Countrey-men you have the fairs of our antiâ— Kingdom of Scotland set down to you more promptly and plain tâ— ever they were before And as our Nobility and Gentrie within tâ— our Nation who are therein Concerned doeth give me Yearly mâ— information you shall receive the same from my hands into our Abâ—dâ—ens yearly Almanacâ—s which I hope are the exactest of any afâ— a most plain way whereby any person may travell through our Kinâ—dom to any of these Fairs with great ease I doubt not but there are mâ—ny more Fairs then are here insert and therefore humblie desires â— our Noblemen and Gentlemen to send me a perfect Note of their Faâ— and weeklie mercaâ—s with their Tyeles and Designations as also wâ— Shire Town or Parish they are into and so I shall according to thâ— Generosâ—ie be alwayes most carefull of their Concerments Ergo FINIS pro Tempore

A NEW Prognostication For the Year of our Redemption 1678 Being the second after Bissextile or Leap Year Most Curiously and Artificially Calculated for all North-Brittain but more Especially and even according to TYPOGRAPHER'S very bound Duty for the Latitude and Meridian of our most Famous CITY of BON-ACCORD Which stands upon a pleasant LONE Whose gallant Dykes are d ee and DONE By A. R. A. M. an expert Mathematician Wherein is contained the whole Fairs exactâ—y with the 4 Seasons â—â— the Year and foure Termly Quarters the exact Changes of the Moon and daily Disposition of the Weather Aâ— also severall other excellent things of Note so faâ— as this Volumn could permit Printed in ABERDEEN by IOHN FORBES PRINTER to the TOWN and COLLEDGES 1678. The moveable Feasts and Terms 1678. The Golden Number is 7 The Epact 17 The Dominical or Sundayes-Letter F Fastâ—ns Even which in England is called Shrove-Tuesday Februar 12 Ash Wednesday on the morrow Febr. 13 The first Sunday of Lent Februar 16 Easter or Pasch-Sunday March 31 Whitsunday May 19 And betwixt Candlemas-day and Fastens-Even's-day this Year are but nine dayes therfore a good Yeaâ— A Short Chronologie of remarkable things Â Year Since the Birth of King CHARLES the First of Blessed Memorie 1600. 7â— Since the Birth of our Gracious King CHARLES the II May 29. Anno 1630. 4â— Since the Bridge of Dee foughten by Montrose against Iames Lord of Aboyn and Collonel Gun Iune 9. 1639. 3â— Since the Battle of Tippermuir Sept. 1. 1644. 3â— Since the Battle of Aberdeen Sept 13. 1644. 3â— Since the Battle of Inverlochie Febr. 2. 1645. 3â— Since the Battle of Old-Erne May 9. 1645. 3â— Since the Battle of Aldford Iuly 2. 1645. 3â— Since the Battle of Kilsyth August 15. 1645. 33 Since the Battle of Philiphaugh 1645. 33 Since the Battle of Preston commonly called the Vnlawful Engagement 1648. 3â— Since the Death of K. Charles I. Ianuar 30. 1649. 29 Since the Marques of Huntly was executed for Layalty at Edinburgh March 1649. 29 Since the Marques of Montrose was executed at Edinburgh upon the same account May 1650. 28 Since the Englishes entered Scotland Iuly 22. 1650. 28 Since the Battle of Dumbar Sept. 3. 1650. 28 Since the Castle of Edinburgh was rendred up to the Englishes December 24. Anno 1650. 28 Since the Town of Stirling was taken in by Generall Monk Iuly 29. 1651. 27 Since the strong Castle of Stirling was rendred up to the Englishes Saterday August 16. 1651. 27 Since the Town of Dundee was taken in by the English-Army on Munday September 1. 1651. 27 Since the Battle of Worcester Sept. 3. 1651. 27 Since the Englishes came to Monross Sep. 3. 27 Since the English-Army came first to Aberdeen after Dundee fight on sunday Sept. 7. 1651. 27 Of the Eclipses this Year 1678. VVE shall have but only one Eclipse which will be seen of Us in Brittain and that of the Moon falling out upon Saterday the 19 day of October 8 ho. 17 min. at night The digits Eclipsed will be 22. and 18 seconds at which time the Moon is into the 1 degree of Taurus Therefore it being altogether needless to mention any more Eclipses seeing theâ— cannot effect Us let other Nations then observe ã€ˆâ—Šã€‰ Rest For there 's some reason to judge that this â—â—ar All Things shall be Cheap but Money shaâ— be dear The four Seasons of the Year 1678. First THe Spring-Season begins on Sunday March 10. 50 min past 2 morning Making our dayes and nights equall Second SUmmer Season begins on Tuesday Iune 11. at which time our dayes are at the longest and the nights at the shortest Third AUtumn or Harvest-Season begins on Thursday September 12. 22 min. past 5 afternoon which makes the day and night equall again to Us. Fourth VVInter-Season begins on Wednesday the 11 day of December 10 min. past 10 forenoon which makes the shortest day and longest night Thus much for the four Seasons of the Year which the Vulgar through ignorance termeth the four Quarters Of the four Termly Quarters of the Year Never before Insert into any Almanacks The first Termly Quarter begins upon Saterday the second day of Februar called Candlemas day and continueth till the first day of May being three moneths just The second Termly Quarter begins on Wednesday the first day of May tho commonly the Vulgar reckon from the 3 day of May called rood-Rood-day which Quar-lasteth till the first day of August The third Quarter begins on Thursday August 1. called â—â—mbas-day and continueth till November 1 day Thâ—â—â—urth and last Termly Quarter begins on Fryday Novâ—â—ber 1. day which is called Hallow day so that Halloâ— Even this Year is on thursday at night before which Quarter lasteth till the 2 day of February again â—e exact day hour and minut of the New Moon her Full and Quarters with the daily disposition of the Weather and whole known Fairs in Scotland for the year 1678. xxxi January begins on Tuesday â—t quarter 6 d. 40 min past 4 in the morning â—â— moon 12 d. 19 min. after 8 at night â—â—t quarter 19 d. 17 min. past 3 afternoon â—ll moon 27 d. 37 min. past 6 in the evening This year begins with hail snow and strong frost the middle of the moneth and from thence foggy â—ather The first Fair in the year is at Kilsyth the 1 day S. Naughâ—s at the Kirk of Betheny in Gerry upon the 7 day S. Mungo Glasgow the 13 day a Fair and at Dunkel and Kilwinâ—ng the 21 day xxviii February begins on Friday â—ast quarter 4 d. 41 min. past 3 in the afternoon â—ew moon 11 d. 2 min. past 9 in the morning â—irst quarter 18 d. 24 min. past 5 in the morning â—ull moon 26 d. 53 min. past 11 in the forenoon The i and ii frost thence to the vi snow and all from the vi to the x. cold North-east winds hence to the xx more calm the rest of the moneth old showres now and then At Abernethy and Forres in Murray-land called S. Brides â—ay 1. On Candlemass day in Bamff Dunkell Dingwall the day In Cowper of Fife the first wednesday of the moneth Valantines day at Linlithgow the 14 day and at Forfaâ— 15day holding eight dayes Ash wednesdays Fair beginnetâ— Fastens even at Lanerk the same day at Valley-field the â— xxxi March begins on Friday Last quarter 6 d. 13 min. past 6 in the morning New moon 12 d. 39 min. past 4 afternoon First quarter 20 d. 47 min. past 1 in the morning Full moon 28 d. 26. min. past 3 in the morning The first viii dayes nipping frost thence to â— xii more warm from xii to xviii variable theâ— to the xxv some showres with sun-shine the rest â— the moneth nipping frost S. Monnence in Aberdeen Dumfermling Abercherder â— Marnoch Kirk and Strathaven the 1 day at Petten-weemâ— S. Duthos in Tain of Ross the 9 day in Auchtertuil the â— day S. Causnan the 11

day A fair at Durie the 15 day of tâ— moneth with a weekly mercat S. Patrick in Dumbartan and â— the Kirk of Strageeth and at Kirkaldy a fair of Horse Neâ— and Sheep c. the 16 day in S. Johnstoun the 19 day Câ—â—bert in Langtoun of the Mers the 20 day Lady day in Weâ— Weems Bamff and Auchtermuchty the 25 day Palmsund â— at the Kirk of Forrig and in S. Johnstoun and Skeirtbursâ—â— Fair is upon thursday before Goodfriday at Cowper of Angâ— otherwise Monks Cowper A Fair in Forres called S. Mar fair the first tuesday after Easter xxx April begins on Munday Last quarter 4 d. 31 min. past 8 in the morning New moon 11 d. 36 min past 3 in the morning First quarter 18 d. 19 min. past 8 at night Full moon 26 d. 34 min past 4 afternoon From the beginning of this moneth to the vii dâ— eâ—pect cold winds witb sharp showres now and theâ— thence to the xiv more calm from the xiv to tâ—â—nd foggy weather A fair at Lesly on tuesday before Easter in Corstorphine tâ— first tuesday after Easter a fair S. Donald fair at the Kirk â— Achtheles 17 day Mark Evangel in Dysert tâ—e 23 day ã€ˆâ€¦ã€‰ day the first the 26 day a fair at Rugland the 28 day conâ—â—â—â—ing four dayes at Leeven the 29 day and in Kilreny the 30 ã€ˆâ—Šã€‰ Whiles in March and whiles in April Skeirethursday before Pasch in Glasgow Dumbartan Cowper of Angus Elgin of Murray Pasch-mun day in Cowper of Fife Lanerk and Irwing Lowsunday after Pasch in Killimure and all the week after at the Senzie of St. Andrews xxxi May begins on Wednesday Last quarter 3 d. 54 min. past 1 afternoon New moon 10 d. 6 min. past 3 afternoon First quarter 18 d. 3 min past 2 afternoon Full moon 26 d. 36 min past 2 in the morning This moneth begins fair and clear to the viii day thence to the xvii some thunder and rain thence to the xx foggy and missy the rest pleasant weather The first day of May called S. Philip a fair in the Grange within the Sheriffdom of Linlithgow Holy-Crossday the second Beltan in Monross Kinrocher and in Peebles the 3 day at Carlouck and Drymen in the Lenox with a weekly mercat every thursday the 10 day at Bamff and at Kirkaldy a fair of Horse Neat and Sheep c. the 16 day and in Stirling a Fair 10 dayes before Whitsunday Ascension day at the Burgh of Annan A fair at Durie the tuesday before Whitsunday with a weekly mercat Whiles in May and whiles in June Whitsunmâ—â—day in Glasgow Dumbartan Lanerk and Jedburgh Whitsuntuesday called Pardon day in the Chanry of Ross and at the Kirk of Ninians above Kirkaldy Trinity-munday in Edinburgh and Brichen 8 dayes in S. Andrews one day in Bruntiland one day A fair in Kilsyth the friday before Whitsunday A fair in the Burgh of Linlithgow the first thursday after Whitsunday Trinity tuesday in Rugland lasting 2 dayes Trinity thursday in Falkland xxx June begins on Saturday Last quarter 1 d. 3 min. past 8 at night New moon 9 d. 23 min. past 3 in the morning First quarter 17 d. 41 min past 5 in the morning Full moon 24 d. 59 min. past 10 in the forenoon â—he first â— dayes exceeding warm thence to â—â— some soft showres from the xâ— to the end of the moneth kindly summer weather A Fair in Kinross the first tuesday of June in Longnewton 5 day and Stramiglo Aberdour and Ennerkeithing 6 day a weekly mercat in Forfar beginning the 8 of June of Neat Sheep Horse c. continuing to the first of October a fair in Drymen the 9 day in Forgondenny the 10 S. Barnabie in Lawder and Dysert S. Laurence at Grinnock 11 day the same day there is a fair at Dirleton with a weekly mercat every wednesday also there is a fair at Preston-Pans the same day with a weekly mercat every tuesday S. Margaret in Abernethie Ceres in Fife 13 day Midsummer on St. Johns day in St. Johnstoun five dayes in Air four dayes in Wigton Bamff Athelston and Meiklour in Perth-shire with a weekly mercat every wednesday the 14 day in Auchtertuil and Clackmannan 15 day at Strathaven 16 day Scoon the 16 17 18 dayes with a weekly mercat every thursday A fair at the Burgh of Annan the third tuesday of June S. Margaret in Dumfermling and at Moffat 18 day in which place there is a weekly mercat every friday Earlestoun 19 day Monro his fair holden at Colrain in Ross-shire the 20 day Methil near Leevens-mouth 22 day Midsummer day in Forres the 24 day and at Townyettam on the Border the 24 day of Horse Neat and Sheep c. with a weekly mercat In Alathy in Angus called S. Emagola and at the town of Nicolson the 25 day S. Peters day at Forfar 26 day holding four dayes As also in Faulkland Bruntiland Bamff Kelso 26 day Galashiels 27 day in Peebles 29 day S. Sheriff fair the last tuesday of this moneth S. John Baptist day a fair in Fraserburgh 24 day xxxi July begins on Munday Last quarter 1 d. 31 min. past 1 in the morning New moon 8 d. 11 min. past 5 in the afternoon First quarter 16 d. 20 min. past 8 at night Full moon 23 d. 38 min. past 5 afternoon Last quarter 30 d. 37 min. past 9 in the morning The first xi dayes exceeding hot from the xi to the xviii some thunder and rain thence to the end calm and clear with some showres A fair at Edzerstoun in Teviotdale the 1 day of this moneth A fair in the Stow the first day of this moneth holding 2 dayes in Culross the 1 day Abernethy and Auchtermuchty 2 day S. Martine of Bulzeon 4 day S. Thomas 5 day S. Paladius in Forden in the Mernes 6 day S. Andrew in Glasgow the 7 day a fair in the Burgh of Annan the second tuesday of this moneth in Kilwin the 12 day the 13 S. Margaret in Killimure 6 dayes at the kirk of Forrig the third tuesday in this moneth Moffat and at Kirkaldy a fair of Horse Neat and Sheep c. the 18 day a fair in Stirling the 20 day Magdalene day in Lawder 22 day with a weekly mercat every Friday Mary Magdalene in Linlithgow Petenweem and Path-bead 22 day in Airth the 24 day S. Christina in Corstorphine a fair the same 24 day S. James in Forfar Cowper of Fife Lanerk and Roxburgh Kinghorn Alloway Elgin in Murray and in Musselburgh the 25. Pollinar fair in Inverury and Lambas fair in Turref both on the last tuesday The last thursday of July a fair in Lesly and at White-horn two dayes xxxi August begins on Thursday New moon 7 d. 14 min. past 8 in the morning First quarter 15 d. 28 min. past 8 in the morning Full moon 22 d. 3 min. before 1 in the morning Last quarter 28 d. 26 min. past 9 at night This moneth begins with some showres till the viii

day thence to the xii seasonable weather from the xii to the xvi windy the rest of the moneth good Harvest weather Lambasday in Atturfe 3 dayes long and in Melrois Ennerkeithing S. Andrews and in Dumbartan the 1 day Lawrence fair in Rane the first tuesday and thursday after in Faulkland in Kilsyth 5 day in Meiklour the 7 day S. Lawrence in Selkirk Auchtermuchty and in Forres 10 day in Rane 2 dayes before Kilmahug and at the burn of Campsie Lady day in Dundee Bamff Mernes Vallefield the 15 day the 20 day a fair at Rugland 4 dayes the 22 a fair at Scoon 3 dayes with a weekly merâ—at every thursday S. Colms in Drymen the 23 Bartholemew Apostle in Linlithgow Kincarn of Neil and in Clakmannan and Peebles the 24 day S. Zephirinus in Corstorphine the 26 day a fair Samarevis day in Forres 27 and S. Iohns day in St. Johnstoun and in Lawder the twentie ninth day XXX September begins on Sunday New moon 6 d. 29 min past 1 in the morning First quarter 13 d. 45 min. past 6 at night Full moon 20 d. 22 min. past 9 in the morning Last quarter 27 d. 12 min. past 1 afternoon The first ten dayes pleasant Harvest weather thenâ—e to the middle of the moneth fair and clear the rest of the moneth variable Saint Gilles in Elgin 1 day in Moffat 2 day in Skirlin 4 d. Latter Lady day in Stirling Dundee and Bamff 8 day Rude day in Carill Jedburgh Dumfermeling Dumfries and Athelston 24 day at Longnewton 25 day in Auchtertuil and Salan the 11 day a fair at Forfar the 15 day holding eight dayes A fair at Kirkaldy of Horse Neat and Sheep c. the 20 day A fair in the Stow 23 day with a weekly mercat every friday Mat. Apostle in Linlithgow 21 day a fair at Colrain in Ross-shire called S. Georgies fair 25 day A fair at Leeven at Nicolson the 27 day a fair at Tranent the same day with a weekly mercat every Saturday S. Michael in Haddington Leslie Air S. Andrews Crief Kirkud bright Gallashiels at the Kirk of Forrig the 29 day A fair at the Burgh of Annan the same day S. Jerome in Bamff the last day A fair at Durie the 27 day of this moneth with a weekly mercat xxxi October begins on Tuesday New moon 5 d. 18 min past 5 in the afternoon First quarter 13 d. 22 min. past 3 in the morning Full moon 19 d. 1 min past 8 at night Last quarter 27 d. 22 min. past 8 in the morning This moneth begins with raw frost to the x day from the x to the xx rain now and then thence to the enâ— wind and frost The 1 2 3 dayes a fair in Salt-Preston a fair in Middle-Calder the first tuesday of this moneth S. Francis in Abernethy and Valley-field 4 day in Meiklour the 5 day at Edezrstoun in the border 2 miles from the Red-squire 5 day in Cowper of Fife the 6 day a fair at the town Lon-head of Lesswaid the 8 day Dionise in Peebles Earleston Kirkintilloch Aiton Auchtermuchty Ceres in Fife in Killimure Moffat the 9 day Dalkeith and Tillibole 10 day at Ennerkeithine and Straithaven the 12 day Fenduck at Dunning 13 day in Forgondennie and Drymen the 15 day at Musselburgh the 16 day S. Luke in Lawder Kinross and Rugland 18 day Townyettam on the Border 20 day of horse neat and sheep c. with a weekly mercat S. Irena in Corstorphine and at the Kirk of Carlouck 20 day with a weekly mercat every wednesday Mary Salamine in Stirling and Kelso 22 day a fair at Forfar 24 day holding 8 dayes in Linlithgow 24 in Kilrenie and Stramiglo 25. Fowles fair in Pasley and Falkirk 26 day Simon and Jude in Rostine with a weekly mercat everie Saturday Dysert Falkirk Cockany and at Kirklistoun 28 day in Alloway and at Nicolson the 29 day The last thursday of this moneth a fair in White-horn holding two dayes xxx November begins on Friday New moon 4 d. 38 min. past 8 in the morning First quarter 11 d. 54 min past 10 in the forenoon Full moon 18 d. 1 min. past 9 in the morning Last quarter 26 d. 20 min. past 7 in the morning This moneth begins with frost and snow to the vii day the viii ix and x thaw thence to the xvi frost the rest of the moneth kindly winter weather Hallowday in Edinburgh 8 dayes in Faulkland Dumblane Fordyce 1 day in Alathie 2 dayes in Kilwinning 3 day Leonard in Lanerk in Forres and in Largo the 6 day also there is a weekly mercat in Largo every friday S. Matth. in Dumbar Melrois Martins-Kirk Strabogie Cowper of Fife Hamilton Culross Killmahug 11 day a fair at Kilsyth the 12 day S. Clement in Dundee 13 day S. Helins day at Grinock 15 day afair at Doun in Monteith 15 day Margretmass in Dumfermeling Lawder 16 day S. Mucharmuch in Tane and Auchtertuil 22. Bruntiland 23 S. Andrew in S. Johnâ—touâ— Peebles and Chirnside 30 day xxxi December begins on Sunday New moon 3 d. 40 min past 11 at night First quarter 10 d. 45 min. past 7 at night Full moon 18 d. 32 min. before 1 in the morning Last quarter 26 d. 46 min. past 2 in the morning This moneth begins roughly to the x day thence to the xviii black frost from the xviii to the xxiii cold easterly winds the year is likely to end with frost and snow S. Nicholas in Aberdeen 7 day Lady day in West-weems 8 day S. Dustane in Bamff and at the Kirk of Diere 14 day S. Cuthbert in the Grange within the Sheriffdom of Linlithgow the 7 8 Day The 14 day a fair at Durie with a weekly mercat S. Thomas in Glasgow the 15 day a fair at Dounin Mon teith 15 day S. Johns day in Bamff Forres Methil near Leevens mouth 17 day A brief and easie Table of the Tydes betwixt Buchan-ness and the Skare-heads AT Buchan-ness at the Change of the Moon or Height it is full Sea at 12 hours At Aberdeen 12 hours and 3 quarters at Stonhyve Montross Barwick and Holy-Yland it is full Sea at 2 hours a quarter at Broughtie Dundee Leith and Brunt-Yland at a quarter past 2 a clock at the Yle of May Queens-Ferrie and Fairn-Yland at 3 a clock at Preston Panns and so alongs the coast of Dumbar at 3 a clock c. The whole Fairs of the Kingdom of Scotland April S. Mark the Evangelists fair into the town of Dysert in Fiffe shire on the 23 day belonging to the Noble Earle of Weems Belran-day the first on the 26 day a fair at Rugland on the 28 d. continuing 4 dayes a fair at Leven the 29 day a fair at Kilreny in Fiffe shire on the 30 day May S. Phillip in the Grange within the shire of Linlithgow also a fair at the new kirk of Kilpatrick both on the 1 day Holy cross fair on the 2 day Beltan fair into the

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