 In 1609 Gladstanes and James were at variance on a question of the perquisites of the archbishopric, Gladstanes claiming that as of old the estates of bastards, the customs of St. Andrews, and confiscated goods pertained to the episcopal see.James wished them for the crown, and Gladstanes humbly tendered his submission, but asked to be heard on the subject.In the same year he projected another journey to court, and wrote to the king in May asking the requisite permission.