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• The council also included three Bailies, eleven councillors and a Treasurer.
• Raising local army contingents ( ban and arri鑢e-ban ) also passed to bailies.
• Richard II of England ordered their release from the Mayor and bailies of that city on 29 June.
• In 1909, the Odawara Imperial Villa was constructed within the site of the former inner and second bailies.
• The Provost of Aberdeen, four bailies and the Dean of Guild were forced to pay him ?00 in compensation.
• The Wallaces of Craigie became hereditary Bailies of Kyle Stewart and as such were the chief local representatives of the Crown.
• With the office of Great Seneschal vacant after 1191, the bailies became stationary and established themselves as powerful officials superior to provosts.
• On pretence of consulting the council of the city the bailies withdrew, but did not return, and avoided interference in the dispute.
• Each burgh was to have a common council consisting of a provost ( or lord provost ), magistrates ( or bailies ) and councillors.
• The Mediaeval burgh of Dundee was administered by officials known as " Bailies ", Provosts and the office of " Constable of Dundee ".
• The parish is represented in the crichad by the'bailies'of Sonnach Gobann and cluain Lochluinn and the main family were the Hi Gobunn.
• A volunteer group, the Bailies of Bennachie, founded in 1973, helps with this work and with other environmental and archaeological activities on the hill.
• The councillors selected a number of their members to be bailies, who acted as a magistrates bench for the burgh and dealt with such issues as licensing.
• The Bailies displayed vision and innovation in setting out their proposals insisting that the force would be run by a Watch Committee of elected citizens, known as Commissioners.
• The bailies and quartermasters visited the huts daily, distributing to each person three half-loaves of bread, a Scotch pint of ale and any other necessities.
• The Laird of Fergushill in the early 18th century was amongst a number of local lairds who ordered the bailies of Kilmarnock to proceed with the causewaying of the streets.
• Some of the Aberdeen bailies were suspected of colluding with the traffickers; an estimated 600 children disappeared from the port when the trade was at its height between 1740 and 1746.
• Each royal burgh ( with the exception of four'inactive burghs') was represented in the Parliament of Scotland and could appoint bailies with wide powers in civil and criminal justice.
• Provosts therefore retained the sole function of inferior judges over vassals with original jurisdiction concurrent with bailies over claims against nobles and actions reserved for royal courts ( " cas royaux " ).
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