University of Glasgow Library:
Inspeximus of a charter of King Alexander III entitling the Black Friars to 10 pounds a year from the rents of the burgh of Dumbarton. (21 October 1304) (front)
University of Glasgow Library:
Inspeximus of a charter of King Alexander III entitling the Black Friars to 10 pounds a year from the rents of the burgh of Dumbarton. (21 October 1304) (back)
University of Glasgow Library:
Indenture between John Fleeming of the Catglen and the Black Friars of Glasgow, in which John dispones to them a rood of land in Glasgow (27 January 1433) (front)
University of Glasgow Library:
Indenture between John Fleeming of the Catglen and the Black Friars of Glasgow, in which John dispones to them a rood of land in Glasgow (27 January 1433) (back)
University of Glasgow Library:
Instrument of sasine upon a sale by Sir James Cameron vicar of Carmock to David de Cadzow and his heirs of a tenement and pertinents in the Rottenrow. (17 May 1446) (front)
University of Glasgow Library:
Instrument of sasine upon a sale by Sir James Cameron vicar of Carmock to David de Cadzow and his heirs of a tenement and pertinents in the Rottenrow. (17 May 1446) (back)
University of Glasgow Library:
Sasine upon a dispositon by William de Hawyk of a tenement in the Drygate of Glasgow to Simon de Dalgleish and his heirs and assignees (12 January 1450) (front)
University of Glasgow Library:
Sasine upon a dispositon by William de Hawyk of a tenement in the Drygate of Glasgow to Simon de Dalgleish and his heirs and assignees (12 January 1450) (back)
University of Glasgow Library:
Charter of a donation by George Huchenson burgess of Glasgow of an annual rent of 20 shillings and 12 pence out of his tenement on High Street to the vicars of the choir (07 Setember 1471) (front)
University of Glasgow Library:
Charter of a donation by George Huchenson burgess of Glasgow of an annual rent of 20 shillings and 12 pence out of his tenement on High Street to the vicars of the choir (07 Setember 1471) (back)
University of Glasgow Library:
Instrument of sasine upon a disposition of an annual rent of 8 shillings and 4 pence out of a tenement and pertinents on the High Street (18 July 1472) (front)
University of Glasgow Library:
Instrument of sasine upon a disposition of an annual rent of 8 shillings and 4 pence out of a tenement and pertinents on the High Street (18 July 1472) (back)
University of Glasgow Library:
Precept of sasine by Alexander Lord Kilmaurs for infefting Bartholomew burgess of Renfrew in the annual rent of 40 shillings Scots out of Easter Drypes. (06 February 1476) (front)
University of Glasgow Library:
Precept of sasine by Alexander Lord Kilmaurs for infefting Bartholomew burgess of Renfrew in the annual rent of 40 shillings Scots out of Easter Drypes. (06 February 1476) (back)
University of Glasgow Library:
Indenture between Robin of Hall of the Fulbar and his wife Janet Stewart and heir of John Stewart once provost of Glasgow and Adam Hall son and heir of said spouses on one part and the Black Friars of Glasgow (25 June 1485) (front)
University of Glasgow Library:
Indenture between Robin of Hall of the Fulbar and his wife Janet Stewart and heir of John Stewart once provost of Glasgow and Adam Hall son and heir of said spouses on one part and the Black Friars of Glasgow (25 June 1485) (back)
University of Glasgow Library:
Instrument of sasine of an annual rent of 21 shillings Scots out of a tenement and yard on the port of Glasgow, disponed by John Oliphant pottar burgess of Glasgow (11 March 1499) (front)
University of Glasgow Library:
Instrument of sasine of an annual rent of 21 shillings Scots out of a tenement and yard on the port of Glasgow, disponed by John Oliphant pottar burgess of Glasgow (11 March 1499) (back)
University of Glasgow Library:
Resignation by David de Cadzow of a mortification of 12 merks to be uplifted out of several tenements in Glasgow, in favour of the Black Friars (10 May 1554) (front)
University of Glasgow Library:
Resignation by David de Cadzow of a mortification of 12 merks to be uplifted out of several tenements in Glasgow, in favour of the Black Friars (10 May 1554) (back)
University of Glasgow Library:
Bull of Pope Clement IV to the Black Friars of Glasgow discharging and freeing from 100 days of penance those who would devoutly visit and frequent the churches and other holy places built for the honour of the saints (01 February 1266) (front)
University of Glasgow Library:
Bull of Pope Clement IV to the Black Friars of Glasgow discharging and freeing from 100 days of penance those who would devoutly visit and frequent the churches and other holy places built for the honour of the saints (01 February 1266) (back)
University of Glasgow Library:
Letter of arrestment, under the Royal signet, at the instance of the Principal and Regents, against the tenants of Mure, Darnley and Cruxtown. (10 March 1579) (front)
University of Glasgow Library:
Letter of arrestment, under the Royal signet, at the instance of the Principal and Regents, against the tenants of Mure, Darnley and Cruxtown. (10 March 1579) (back)
University of Glasgow Library:
Letter from the Earl of Lennox to the masters of the College, requesting them to defer all execution against his tenants of Darnley (21 December 1580) (front)
University of Glasgow Library:
Letter from the Earl of Lennox to the masters of the College, requesting them to defer all execution against his tenants of Darnley (21 December 1580) (back)
University of Glasgow Library:
Charter, under the privy seal, by King James VII to the rector and principal, granting a tack of the parsonage and vicarage teinds of Colmonell (19 May 1685) (front)
University of Glasgow Library:
Charter, under the privy seal, by King James VII to the rector and principal, granting a tack of the parsonage and vicarage teinds of Colmonell (19 May 1685) (back)
University of Glasgow Library:
Instrument of sasine of the tenement high and low, back and forth with the kiln, barn, stables, yards and pertinents previously described lying beyond the Drygate bridge (05 July 1651) (front)
University of Glasgow Library:
Instrument of sasine of the tenement high and low, back and forth with the kiln, barn, stables, yards and pertinents previously described lying beyond the Drygate bridge (05 July 1651) (back)
