The New Statistical Account of Scotland: List of parishes. EdinburghW. Blackwood and Sons, 1845 |
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Pagina 8
... granted by James VII . which , at the termination of the persecu- tion and the restoration of Presbyterian worship , became unneces- sary , and is now used as a stable or out - house . There is also at Bridge - end a chapel built by ...
... granted by James VII . which , at the termination of the persecu- tion and the restoration of Presbyterian worship , became unneces- sary , and is now used as a stable or out - house . There is also at Bridge - end a chapel built by ...
Pagina 23
... granted by the Assembly in 1838 , and the first minister , the Rev. Walter Fair- lie from Whitehaven , was inducted on the 16th of August of the same year . The new parish contains a population of nearly 1100 persons , the greatest ...
... granted by the Assembly in 1838 , and the first minister , the Rev. Walter Fair- lie from Whitehaven , was inducted on the 16th of August of the same year . The new parish contains a population of nearly 1100 persons , the greatest ...
Pagina 54
... granted by King James VII .; he then became the colleague of Mr Mowat : Mr Archibald Walker , 1738 to 1760 ; Mr Joseph M'Cormack , 1760 to 1770 ; Mr John Goldie from 1771 to 1788 ; Mr James Goldie , 1789. In 1590 , Clerkington with Mont ...
... granted by King James VII .; he then became the colleague of Mr Mowat : Mr Archibald Walker , 1738 to 1760 ; Mr Joseph M'Cormack , 1760 to 1770 ; Mr John Goldie from 1771 to 1788 ; Mr James Goldie , 1789. In 1590 , Clerkington with Mont ...
Pagina 81
... granted by Robert I. to the Steward of Scotland , upon his marriage with Robert's daugh- ter , Margery , by whom the sovereignty of this country eventually devolved upon the Stewart family . On the accession of Robert II . in 1371 , the ...
... granted by Robert I. to the Steward of Scotland , upon his marriage with Robert's daugh- ter , Margery , by whom the sovereignty of this country eventually devolved upon the Stewart family . On the accession of Robert II . in 1371 , the ...
Pagina 82
granted by the King as superior , with the customary legal minute- ness . It is as follows : " Of all and sundries , the lands of Ratho , with the pertinents thereof , comprehending all and haill the thirty - six oxengate of the town ...
granted by the King as superior , with the customary legal minute- ness . It is as follows : " Of all and sundries , the lands of Ratho , with the pertinents thereof , comprehending all and haill the thirty - six oxengate of the town ...
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ABERDEEN acres afterwards Alexander amount ancient annual annum appears average number banks barony belonging bolls Borthwick Buccleuch building built burgh Calder Castle chapel charter chiefly church coal Colinton common considerable Corstorphine Dalkeith district Douglas Duddingston Duke Duke of Buccleuch Earl east East Calder Edin Edinburgh erected established extent farm feet FIFE formed formerly Forrester funds garden Gilmerton Gogar ground heritors hill improvement inhabitants Inveresk John King kirk kirk-session Kirkliston Kirknewton land Lasswade late Leith Liberton Lord Lothian manse merks miles minister Musselburgh nearly neighbourhood Niddry parish Parliament parochial Penicuik Pentland Pentland hills period persons PERTH poor population possession Presbytery present proprietor Ratho rent residence Restalrig road Robert rock royal Scotland Scots Scottish session side Society stipend stone teinds tion town town-council village Water of Leith whole William wood
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Pagina 700 - Martinmas during the space aforesaid and afterwards the same shall be wholly applied towards the encouraging and promoting the fisheries and such other manufactures and improvements in Scotland as may most conduce to the general good of the United Kingdom...
Pagina 167 - I thought fit to send this Trumpet to you, to let you know, That if you please to walk away with your company, and deliver the House to such as I shall send to receive it, you shall have liberty to carry off your arms and goods, and such other necessaries as you have.
Pagina 658 - The chapter consisted of a provost, curate, sixteen prebendaries, a minister of the choir, four choristers, a sacristan, and beadle ; to each of them distinct salaries were appointed.
Pagina 167 - You have harboured such parties in your house as have basely and inhumanly murdered our men : if you necessitate me to bend my cannon against you, you may expect what I doubt you will not be pleased with. I expect your present answer, and rest, Your servant, OLIVER CROMWELL.* The Governor of Borthwick Castle, Lord Borthwick of that Ilk, did as he was bidden ;
Pagina 410 - Galystem;94 is probably the stone mentioned in the Statistical Account: 'A little above it (S. Mary's Church of Stow) is a very fine perennial spring, known by the name of the Lady's Well, and a huge stone, recently removed in forming the new road, but now broken to pieces, used to be pointed out as impressed with the print of the Virgin Mary's foot'.
Pagina 675 - I. — No one shall be admitted to the examinations for the degree of doctor of medicine, who has not been engaged in medical study for four years, during at least six months of each, either in the University of Edinburgh, or in some other university where the degree of MD is given...
Pagina 725 - The management is vested in the master, treasurer, and twelve assistants of the merchant company, five members of the town-council, and the ministers of the Tolbooth and St Stephen's churches.
Pagina 405 - Length from the tip of the snout to the insertion of the tail 10 inches, tail 4 inches, including the tuft, which is 1£ inch.
Pagina 488 - There be, that tell me, that there is a certain cunning fellow in Scotland, called George Monk, who is said to lie in wait there to introduce Charles Stuart: I pray you use your diligence to apprehend him, and send him up to me.
Pagina 525 - For his uncommon knowledge in classical learning, his indefatigable diligence, and strictness of discipline without severity, Mr John Love was justly accounted one of the most sufficient masters in the country.