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Dundee 10 Feby 1819
The Taylor Trade being mett to
consulth on their ordinary affairs
and to collect Quarter Acc^ts^ Same time
a letter was read from the Deacon & Boxmaster
of the Taylor Trade of Aberdeen praying that
we should concur with them in supporting Mrs
Wm Sangster now in the Lunatic Asylum
there which was referid to a ^next^ ~nother~ meeting
Thomas Malcom Dn

Dundee March 2^d^ 1819
The Taylor Trade being met to consider
the State of Mrs Wm Leighton agreable to the
above minutte it was resolvd not to give Mrs
Leighton any money at present but to wait for
any ~the~ application that may be made for
her Daughter the resolutions of Mr Mathiesons
that were sanctiond in the Hall on monday the
Eighteenth of January 1819 should not be inserted
in their Trades Book but locked up in their Strong
Box Same time James Fenton informd the Deacon
that he was agreable to pay five Pounds more
at Whitsunday first & the Taylor Trade to have no
further Claim on him it was agreed by the Trade
that James Fentons proposall should be refer’d