Richard, bishop of St Andrews takes Dryburgh and its possessions under his and St Andrew's protection. The church of Dryburgh is referred to as the church of St Mary and St John the Evangelist.

{. . .} Quod nobiscum crebro et sollicite pertractantes religiose etiam conversationis fratrum de Driburgh odore provocati ecclesiam sancte Marie et sancti Johannis ewangeliste ibidem sitam et fratres in ea Deo servientes in beati Andree apostoli et nostra protectione suscipimus {. . .}