Meanwhile, at Rome Pope Leo X had provided Robert Forman, dean of Glasgow, to the vacant see, while at the same time the Duke of Albany had nominated one James Ogilvie, who quickly became Abbot of Dryburgh instead.
At the same time in Rome, Pope Leo X designated Robert Forman, the dean of Glasgow, as the new bishop, whereas the Duke of Albany concurrently appointed James Ogilvie, who soon took on the role of Abbot of Dryburgh.