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First published 1951 (DOST Vol. II).
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Gildry, n. Also: gildre, gild(e)rie, gylry. [f. Gild n.1]

1. Membership in a guild. 1508 Edinb. B. Rec. I. 112.
That the burges eldest son … sal pay for his burgesry vj s. viij d., and for gildry xiij s. iiij d.
Ib. 113.
Vnder the pane … of depriuatioun of that persoun … fra his facultie and priuilege of burgesry or gildry
1555 Ib. II. 223.
The baillies and counsale … grantis to the prouest ane fredome of gylry to be distribute and gevin be him as he sall think expedient
1593 Ib. V. 79.
The acts and statutes maid of before aganis the gevin of burgesschips or gildries gratis

2. A merchant guild; a municipal corporation based on this. 1518 Edinb. B. Rec. I. 182.
The forsaidis merchandis, brethir of gildry and thair successouris
Ib.
All maner of merchandice or stapill gudis pertenyng to the gildry
Ib. 183.
To hald courtis quhilkis sall be callit courts of gildry
1596 Conv. Burghs I. 495.
The act … concerning the erectioun of ane gildre within the brugh of Glasquow
Ib.
The owtdrawcht of the forme of gildre vsit at Edinbrugh
1605 Glasgow Chart. I. i. 606.
We haif ordanit ane or twa to travell to Edinburgh to bring the just copy of the lettere of gildrie
1633 Edinb. B. Rec. VII. 316.
To procure that his Ma. wald be plised … to conferme the jurisdictioun of the gildrie
1658 Conv. Burghs III. 465.
Ane instrument … against the creating of deykins till first the gildrie sould be erectit
1672 Glasgow Chart. II. 182.
His Majestie … confirmes and approves of the said gildrie
attrib. 1624 Edinb. B. Rec. VI. 252.
The ... retailing of all pasmentis, laine, camrage and siclyik gildrie wair
1630 Reg. Privy C. 2 Ser. III. 654.
They … haue acquyrit surreptitiously … heretable power … to use and exerce gilderie courtis
1665 Peebles B. Rec. II. 63.
For that effect to come before the gildrie court and mak faith thairupon
1710 Ib. 179.
The counsell elects, for the gildrie counsell … James Neillsone [etc.]

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