13 lb. 5 s. 
Payed for halfe a quarter’s fie with the nurse’s
  child, 5 Ib. 
Given to my wife, 2 shilings. 
Payed at a collation with Mr. Charles Wardlaw, etc., 29 shil. 
Item, to buy figs with, 9 pence. 
Item, for Knox his History and Navarri Manuale, 2 dollars.

This is the accompt of one 100 mks.

Then of the rest.

Imprimis, given for the use of the house on the 1 of
  Aprile 1671, 7 dollars. 
On the 8 of Aprill given to the midwife, 5 dollars. 
Given to my wife to buy a litle silver dish with,
  which cost hir 33 shiling, a dollar. 
Given to my wife for sundry uses, 2 dollars. 
Spent upon wine, 24 shiling. 
Then given to my wife to buy turkies, etc., 2 dollars. 
Then given for ribbans to be garters, etc., 35 shil. 
Then on beir in Peter Wats at a morning drink, 5 shil. 
Then to Sir John Dalrymple’s child’s nurse, a dollar. 
To Mr. Archbald Camron for taking up[648] the child’s name, a dollar. 
To the scavinger, 2 shilings. 
At the kirk door, a 6 pence. 
To the bedells, a dollar. 
Given to my wife for sundry uses, 3 lb. 15 shil.

    [648] Registering.

This makes 200 mks.

Then given out of the other: 

Imprimis, to my wife, a dollar. 
At a collation with Patrick Don, 43 shil. 
To my wife to pay a quarter for
  the nurse hir bairnes fie,[649] 2 dollars. 
Item for the houses use, 2 dollars. 
For a quaire of paper, 8 pence. 
Item given to my wife, 5 pound. 
Item given hir for buying meat to the gossips when they visit, 2 dollars. 
Given to pay the win and seck gotten out of Painston’s, 4 dolars. 
Given to buy a coat to the bairne John, a dolar. 
Given to buy wool with, 2 dollars. 
Given to the poor, a shiling. 
Given for wine, 20 shiling. 
Given to the house, a dollar. 
Given by my wife and me to Sir Androw’s nurse,