5.  Lucretia  Constable.     Same  as  on  her  examination  here.
6.  Jane  M'Nair.  James  Dow  had  a  son  named  Robert,  his  eldest  son,  who  lived
with  him  from  Martinmas  till  about  the  beginning  of  April,  1741,  when  he  went  to
London  ;  James  Dow's  eldest  daughter  Elizabeth  was  then  servant  in  Edinburgh  and
was  frequently  in  her  father's  family,  but  after  Whitsuntide,  1741,  she  went  to  London  ;
never  heard  said  Robert  or  Elizabeth  returned  to  Scotland  ;  about  end  of  March,  1741,
Dods,  Wescombe,  and  Patterson  came  to  Dow's  house  and  said  Robert  Dow  being
there ;  Wescombe  carried  him  with  his  company  into  a  room ;  Elizabeth  Dow  was
there  in  the  house  and  deponent  thought  she  went  into  the  room  with  them  but
cannot  be  positive ;  after  shutting  the  door  they  remained  together  about  half  an
hour,  and  then  Wescombe  called  for  pen  and  ink,  and  after  some  time  they
parted ;  Patterson  went  towards  Edinburgh,  and  Wescombe  and  Dods  towards
Corstorphine.
[74]  7.  James  Dow.  Deponent  had  a  son  called  Robert,  and  daughter  Elizabeth,
who  are  now  in  England.
N.B. — The  libel  in  Commissary's  Court  says,  Wescombe  and  Dods  were  married  in
presence  of  Robert  Dow,  and Dow,  son  and  daughter  of  James  Dow.
Sentence  in  Scotland  3d  January,  1745,  which  was  made  absolute  on  26th  June,
1745,  decreed  Wescombe  to  cohabit  with  Dods  as  his  lawful  wife.
Witnesses  on  Wescombe's  second  allegation  examined  in  the  Consistory.
