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RESOLUTIONS OF THE GENERAL' MEETING

05,37.nE • •
MICHAELMAS HEAD COURT OF THE COUNTY OF

INVERNESS,
ON THE LAWS OF ENTAIL 1N SCOTLAND,

AT INVERNBSS, THE SEVENTH OF OCTOBER, BIGHTEEN HUNDRED
-AND TWENTY-EIGHT YRARS.
IN a GENERAL MEETING of the FREE-
HOLDERS, HERITORS, and COMMISSIONERS
of SUPPLY, of INVERNESS-SHIRE, whereof the Right
Hon C. GRANT, of Glenelg, M. P. was Preses, on the
motion of Mr. FRASER TYTLER, Convener of the County,
seconded by GEORGE MACPHERSON GRANT, Esq. of Bal-
lindallocla and Invereshie, it was unanimously resolved
That referring to the. Resolutions of the General Meeting
of 28th May last, called for the special purposeof considering
the propriety of an alteration on the Law of Entail in Scot-
land, this Meeting approve, generally, of the Bill now under
consideration, as affording important relief from burdens not
less oppressive and injurious to a large portion of the Landed
Property of this Kingdom, than they are inconsistent with
the spirit and intendment of the Act 1685.
That while this Meeting consider ao examination of the
particular clauses of this Bill to be more the province of a
Committee, than of a General Meeting, the following obser-
vations on some of those Liauses have presented themselves
in the course of discussion on the Bill.

That the.:clanse regarding Excambions of Land, is one
of much, impedance to the advantageous ,nsanagement of
Landed Estates, but,' in soTar as it provides; that in all cases
where the Excambion exceeds 30 Acres Arable and 100
Posture, the intervention of a Jury shall be necessary to
ascertain the value of the land, it appears to this Meeting to
introduce a very inexpedient obstacle to such exchanges
inasmuch as, in many situations :in the Highlands where,
for the purpose of regulating marches, or connecting de-
tached or intermingled portions of Estates, such Excambion
might be. most desirable, the Fee ,simple,of 100 .},ores of
Hill, would not pay the expence of empannelling a Jury.
That this Meeting consider the report ein oath ,of skilful
persons nominated by the, Sheriff, asa security against any
unfair transaction in the way of Excambion, quite equal
to the verdict of a jury ; but if such provision is to be in-
troduced at all, it should depend not on the extent, but the
value of the, subject, as.reported, and,be resortediO only
where that value exceeds £lOO per annum.
That in all cases'where'the values of the respective por-
tions of Land to be excambed, are unequal, power should be
given to fix the difference in. money, and where that diffe-
rence exceedsia.certain suns, the same to be reinvested under
the Entail! , 1,1 -,4rieifir 1: • ' " "
That in the clause on psge 8 of the bid! (20) in narrat-
ing the: different "Ada under 'which burdens are created
against Entail Estates, the, ;Acts of 1803 and 1804., for
nialting'll:oads Highlands of Scotland under which
considerable ,havi
.I?een , created against Entailed
Estates in the Northern COunties,• are omitted, and ought
to be inclirded.

Resolved, that,a,Conawittee, consisting of Mr. GRANT
of BallindalloCh, MC. GRANT of Glenmorristou, and the
Convener, be appointed to prepare petitions to Parliament,
founded on the Resolutions, of 28th May last, sod'of this
present MeCting, and the Meeting wished the Sheriff. Clerk
to, get the petitions in Dtiplicate circulated for Signature in
the usual manner, and thereafter transmitted to dap Duke
of GORDOI4, and the Right Hon. CHARLES GRANT, M.P.
for the County, to be presented to both Houses ofTar-
liament. .

That a Committee be appointed to meet in Edinburgh,
for the purpose of watching the progress of the Bill of
communicating with the Committees of other Counties,
and of corresponding with the Members of Parliament for
the County and ißurgb, and the Chairman of ,the Com-
mittee of the House of Commons.. The Committee to
consist of ,• : , . .
BAindalloch, Convener. ,
Macleod of Harris. ' - •
Mackintosh Geddes.
The Agent for 1.,0rd -
GrikriVj§: . • •
Alie Agent:for the Trustees on the Gordon' Estate.
The. Agent fur Maritintesh,
Tliat these Resolutions be publiithed jp,the .Svn News-
paper',' the. 'Caledonian 'Mcrctcrrjind.gdinburgh Weekly
Journal, antic the itiVeinesi NecispipJii."
(Signed) CHARLES GRANT, Presee.
Extracted from the original Records by
(Signed) LOCH KINLOCIL