The Community of Aberdeen writes to the king of Scots informing him that they understand that [...] detriment [of the] burgh/burgesses [...] that he wishes to grant to the earl of Mar [...] Kildrummy (ABD) [...] they believe that to be to his advantage and to the benefit [...] Aberdeen, because the earl [...] promised, that he wishes the said place by the burgesses [...] of Mar that everything which they have for sale, to be brought to the said [place] of Kildrummy, and what they cannot sell there, at Aberdeen [...] to be sold [...] of his will pass through, those things which they were accustomed to sell elsewhere, where his advantage not [...] as it seems to them, he could grant the said community a burgh there without prejudice [...] however his right and honour, and saving to them and their successors their liberties [...] granted [...] and to their predecessors.