Item, payed for my press making and colouring, etc., 9 lb. 10s.  For the glasses footgang, 2s.  For seing the Duke’s Berge at Leith, 2 lb. 10s.  Given to my wife, 2 dollars.  Given to the nurse to buy a bible with, one dollar.  With Kilmundie, 10 pence.  For the articles of Regulations, 10 pence.  Then given to my wife, 2 doll. and a shilling.  Then given hir to buy shoes, linnen, and other
  things with, 5 dollars. 
For 2 quaires of paper, 18 pence.  At Hadoe’s man’s wedding, a dollar.  For seck with Thomas Robertsone, 10 pence.  For wine with my landlord, 5 pence.  Given for the houses use, 2 dollars.  For a coatch, 2 shillings.

Summa is 19 dollars and a halfe.

Then on the thrid of September 1670, I received my years annuel rent from
Thomas Robertsone, vid., 300 merks, the count wheirof follows:—­

Imprimis, given to my wife when she went to Wauchton, 2 dollars. 
Given to the barber, halfe a mark. 
Given to a poor boy, halfe a mark. 
Given in drinkmoney to my goodfather’s nurse, a dollar. 
Given to Huntar, my goodfather’s man, a 6 pence. 
A dollar to Jo.  Scots nourrice, a dollar. 
Given to the woman Margaret, 2 dollars. 
Spent on Rhenish wine at Hadingtoun, 30 shilling. 
For my breakfast at Lintoun bridges, 22 shiling. 
To Idingtoun’s men bigging the hay rick, 20 shiling. 
To his gairdner, halfe a dollar. 
To the kirkbroad, 10 shiling. 
To Idington’s serving woman, a dollar. 
To his hielandman, 15 shilling. 
To my goodbrother’s man Lambe, a mark. 
For the horse meat at Hadingtoun, 10 pence. 
To the tailzeor for mending my cloaths, a shilling. 
To my father’s man Arthur, 45 shilling. 
To Wodstone’s man Florie, a shilling. 
To the kirk broad at Abbotshall, a 6 pence. 
For Rhenish in Kirkealdy, 55 shiling. 
Then given to my wife for the house, 10 dollars. 
For binding Durie’s 2’d volume, 2 lb. 2 shil.