Lands paying sex denarios argenti nomine canæ were interpreted to be ward.
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Lands paying sex denarios argenti nomine canæ interpreted to be holden ward, in the lands of Knowlquhair, as was alleged in a consultation had by Mr. William Oliphant with the Bishop of St. Andrew's for entering my Lord Lindsay to his lands of Struther, holden in that manner; likeas the Bishop affirmed that his register contained an infeftment of the lands of Lambielethane, given seven or eight score years since to one Lambie, from whom James Wade and the goodman of Neilston's right of the said lands proceed, the reddendo whereof is nomine canæ, and the marriage of the heir taxed to the said infeftment.
