[153]. Theiner, Vet. Mon. Hib. et Scot. p. 89.
[154]. Ibid. p. 104.
[155]. There was collected in the year 1274—From Olric (Olrig), 2 marcs; Dinnosc (Dunnet), 32s. 4d.; Cranesby (Canisbay), 40s.; Ascend (Skinnet), 5s. 4d.; Haukyrc (Halkirk), 14s. 2d.; Turishau (Thurso), 26s. 7d.; the chapel of Haludal (Halladale), 9s. 4d.; Lagheryn (Latheron), 27s. 10d.; Durness, 14s. 8d. There was collected in the year 1275—Laterne (Latheron), 32s.; Cananby, 32s.; Thorsau, 2 marcs; the chapel of Helwedale (Halladale), 9s. 4d.; Ra (Reay), 9s. 4d.; Haukyrc (Halkirk), 13s. 9d.; Olric (Olrig), 2 marcs; the church of Scynand (Skinnet), 18s. 8d.; the church of Dunost (Dunnet), 2 marcs; Keldoninave (Kildonan), 2 marcs. The personal contributions include one from Magister H. de Notingham—doubtless the Notingham near Forse which still bears the name unchanged. (Theiner, Vet. Monum. pp. 112, 115.)
[156]. Theiner, Vet. Monum. p. 124.
[157]. Henry of Nothingham was a canon of Caithness in 1272. (Lib. Eccles. de Scon, p. 85.)
[158]. Rotuli Scotiæ, vol. i. p. 6.
[159]. Ibid. vol. i. p. 7.
[160]. Theiner, Vet. Monum, p. 161.
[161]. Ibid.
[162]. Ibid. p. 163.