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at this term. Margaret Black a Tailors Daughter
& a patient in the lunatic Asylum was ordered
to be paid fifteen shillings – Stewart Duncan
the Trades officer was orderd a pair of shoes & ten
shillings – Mr Alexr Lamb was ordered to be paid
three pounds ten shillings – James Feathers D

Dundee Feby 12th 1827
The Tailor Trade met this evening for the purpose
of collecting the quarter accounts same time the
trade agreed that Thomas Low should receive
from the Trade the sum of Two pounds Two shillgs
stg. which was unanimously agreed to
James Feathers D

Dundee 17 March 1827

The Committee of the Trade having met
this evening at the request of the Deacon – the
Boxmaster reported that Clark had
made offer of ten pounds yearly on a five
years lease for the second flat in the
property belonging to the trade in the
Murraygate – the Committee agreed that the
house should be let on the following terms viz
for a year at ten pounds stg – a lease at two years
ten guineas – five years at ~twelve~ ^eleven pounds^ with
security – The Deacon & Boxmaster was orderd
to summon Widow Urquhart to remove from the
property – & also to call upon Mr Downie &
others to enquire into their claims as freemen
James Feathers D