Alexander, king of Scots, in exchange for the teind of bread paid in his own household and that of his queen, and all rights which the canons of Scone were accustomed to have in the royal kitchens and larders, and for the teinds which similarly they were accustomed to take up in the lands of Blair, grants to God, St Michael of Scone and the canons serving God there, his lands of Great Blair and Little Blair except two and a half carucates of land in Great Blair which are granted to the monks of Coupar.

Alexander Dei gratia Rex Scotorum omnibus probis hominibus totius terre sue salutem Sciant presentes et futuri nos in excambium decime panis expensi in hospitio nostro et hospitio Regine sponse nostre et rectitudinum omnium quas canonici de Scona percipere consueverunt in coquinis et lardariis nostris et Regine sponse nostre et pro decimis quas similiter percipere consueverunt in terris nostris de Blar dedisse concessisse et hac carta nostra confirmasse Deo et beati Michaeli de Scona et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus et in perpetuum servituris terras nostras de magna Blar et de parva Blar exceptis duabus carucatis terre et dimidia mensuratis in feudo de magna Blar quas dedimus monachis de Cupyr in excambium communionis more de Blar qua prius usi fuerunt {. . .}