Note on the Arrest of Mr Robert Baillie of Jerviswood in 1676 for Rescuing his Brother-in-law, Mr James Kirkton, the Outed Minister of Merton, from the hands of Captain Carstairs, an Informer in the pay of Archbishop Sharp

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