The first part, sections (i)-(xv), contains the burgh laws, ‘Regiam Maiestatem’, ‘Quoniam Attachiamenta’, statutes, and other smaller legal texts, some in Scots, written by G H about the middle of the 15th century; the second, sections (xvii)-(xxi), contains the burgh laws, statutes, and other smaller legal texts, in Scots, written at the same period. Sections (xxii)-(xxiii) are a slightly later addition. Section (xvi) is an 18th-century copy.

(i) `Leges et consuetudines quatuor burgorum scocie` in 139 chapters (the numbering in the text is faulty from 118) with table at the beginning (folio iv). ‘Acts of the Parliament of Scotland’, i, pages 21-44.

(ii) `Consuetudines portuum` in 16 chapters with table at the beginning (folio 12). ‘Acts of the Parliament of Scotland’, i, pages 303-308.

(iii) `Libellus tenendi Iter camerarie In burgo` in 25 chapters with table at the beginning of section (ii) (folio 16). ‘Acts of the Parliament of Scotland’, i, pages 317-318.

(iv) `Interpretationes quorundam vocabulorum` in the Regiam Maiestatem (folio 21).

(v) `Liber Regie Maiestatis` in 3 parts of 35, 106, and 67 chapters (36, 111, and 70 in the table) with table at the beginning (folio 22). ‘Acts of the Parliament of Scotland’, i, pages 233-277.

(vi) `Forma de recenti deforciamento` (folio 62 verso).

(vii) `Quoniam attachiamenta` in 89 chapters (92 in the table) with table at the beginning (folio 62 verso). ‘Acts of the Parliament of Scotland’, i, pages 283-295.

(viii) Treatise in 21 chapters with table at the beginning, starting with `Quoddam notable de maritagio` (folio 81 verso). Chapters 18-21 are lost.

(ix) `Statuta Regis Roberti de Brysse` in 22 chapters (folio 84). ‘Acts of the Parliament of Scotland’, i, pages 106-114.

(x) `Statuta Regis David primi` in 20 chapters (19 in the table) with table at the beginning, in Scots (folio 87). ‘Acts of the Parliament of Scotland’, i, pages 5-13.

(xi) “Kyng William’s lauwis” in 10 chapters with table at the beginning, in Scots (folio 90 verso). ‘Acts of the Parliament of Scotland’, i, pages 49-62.

(xii) Ye lauwis and statutis mad be Kyng Alisander` in 42 chapters with table at the beginning, in Scots (folio 92). ‘Acts of the Parliament of Scotland’, i, pages 67-74.

(xiii) Introduction to the burgh laws (folio 100).

(xiv) `Quhether a bourges may gif landis in his deid bed` (folio 100 verso). Cf. ‘Acts of the Parliament of Scotland’, i, page 359.

(xv) `Doctrina utilis ad compositionem cartarum` (folio 101).

(xvi) ‘The manere of batell within listis`, copied in an 18th-century hand from Adv.MS.25.5.6, folios 375 verso-378 (folio 104).

(xvii) Burgh laws in 120 chapters (modern numbering) (folio 108). ‘Acts of the Parliament of Scotland’, i, pages 21- 44.

(xviii) `Ye fourme and ye maner off ye chamerlayne ayre haldyne` in 19 chapters (modern numbering) (folio 127). ‘Acts of the Parliament of Scotland’, i, pages 329-338.

(xix) Forms of brieves (folio 131 verso).

(xx) `The fourm and ye maner off ye haldying off ye courts off Barown` in 37 chapters (modern numbering) (folio 135 verso).

(xxi) `The Statutis off Kyng Robert`, incomplete at the end (folio 146 verso). ‘Acts of the Parliament of Scotland’, i, pages 106-114.

(xxii) `Ye buk of Jugimentis` in 27 chapters with table at the beginning (folio 149).

(xxiii) `Statutis of Kyng Jamys ye fyrst`, table only (folio 154). Cf. ‘Acts of the Parliament of Scotland’, ii, pages 1-24.

Titles in both parts are in red. Subscription to the first part (folio 90 verso): `Per manum venerabilis viri G H`.