10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HERSHIP»
Discover the use of
hership in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hership and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Rob Roy MacGregor: His Life and Times
Rob conceived a hership, or great raid, for Michaelmas. Iain as commander of the
Watch could take no part. Rob as his active deputy received full intelligence of
autumn cattle movements through the Lennox and Menteith. He heard that Sir ...
William Hutchison Murray, 2000
2
Domestic Annals of Scotland
These men, coming one day to the market of Monzie, were informed that a.
predatory party had gone down into the low country, and ' fearing that they might,
in their return, come through Sir Robert's lands, and take away ane hership from
his ...
3
Domestic annals of Scotland from the Reformation to the ...
On a hership of goods being taken away in September, 'he with some horsemen
followed sharply, and brought back his haill goods again but strake of sword/ In
October, a hership of threescore nolt and elevenscore sheep was successfully ...
4
Handbook to the Inverness and Nairn Railway, and scenes ...
On it once stood the fortified house or castle of Halhill, the scene of a marauding'
raid in the year 1513, called “the Hership of Petty ;” the “spulzie” taken or
destroyed at which gives a good notion of the plenishing of a wealthy northern
baron's ...
George Anderson (of Inverness), Peter Anderson, 1856
5
CENTAURI: A New Threat for Earth...Pray They Never Come
Suddenly, a malfunctioning CX5 came down athership. Alphalooked up with
eyes ofterror. The CX5crashed into hership brutally taking Alphato the street.
Dana's ship flewoutofcontrol. It wasbroken in half. It crashedinto the side
ofabuilding.
6
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
It grieved him ... to Bee sic hership, and waste, fluid depredation to the south of
the Hieland line. Scott, Rob Roy, xxvi. 2. The cattle so carried off. [Scotch.] But wi'
some hopes he travels on while he The way the hership had been driven could ...
7
The Fortunate Shepherdess: A Pastoral Tale
Night fa's again, and he maun tak a bield, 7 Jt 'was na gueed thir rugged hills
could yield 3 But wi' some hopes he travels on, while he The way the hership had
been driven could see z Weening that ablins Nory might hae gane, Upon the
track, ...
8
Helenore, or, the Fortunate Shepherdess ... Also Songs, by ...
... to clear, And round about he spies baith far and near: Cries mony a Nory, but
no answer hears, Syne westlines thro' the glen his course he steers. Andvas he
Yeed, the track at last he found, Of the ca'd hership on the mofl'y ground z And ...
Alexander ROSS (Schoolmaster at Lochlee.), 1804
9
The Edinburgh Monthly Magazine
His dutie wes, that in ye armies marching to ye enemies land, he should still
guard the rier; and as the armie rested in ther camp, he still went in expeditiones
to bring them hership' and rovision, quhilk herschi s were distri nted as he liked,
with ...
10
Helenore: Or, The Fortunate Shepherdess: a Poem in the Broad ...
Whan day came in, the list began to clear, And round about he spies baith far and
near; Cries mony a Nory, but no answer hears, Syne westlin-s thro' the glen his
course he steersfl 'And as he yeed, the track at last he found, Of the ca'd hership ...
