This is an inquisition made at Aberdeen by Sir Robert Lawder, chamberlain of Scotland, and Sir Radulph Melton, treasurer, on the Saturday following after the feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the year 1333, concerning the possession of the right of uptaking second teinds by the bishop of Aberdeen . . .

Hec est inquisitio facta apud Aberden per dominum Robertum de Laweder camerarium Scotie et dominum Radulphum de Melton thesaurarium camerarie eiusdem die Sabbati proximo post festum natiuitatis beate Marie virginis anno domini millesimo trecentesimo trigesimo terio super possessionem iuris percipiendi secundas decimas per reuerendum patrem episcopum Aberdonensem {. . .}