10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCAURY»
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Transactions of the Philological Society
SCAURY, the young of the gull, a bird, O. and S.; s. skiura; isl. skiure, id. SCAW,
SKAW, an isthmus or promontory, S.; isl. skagi, promontorium. SCEOLDER, the
sea-pie, a bird (Hwmatopns ostralegus), O. ; Faroése, kielder, id; SCHALDER, ...
Philological Society (London),
1865
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An Etymological Glossary of the Shetland & Orkney Dialect: ...
With Some Derivations of Names of Places in Shetland Thomas Edmondston (of
Buness, Shetland.) Scaury, the young of the gull, a bird, 0. and S. ; s. skiura ; isl.
skiure, id. Scaw, Skaw, an isthmus or promontory, S. ; isl. skagi, pro- montorium.
Thomas Edmondston (of Buness, Shetland.),
1866
3
Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Peerage and ...
2ndly, Barbara, dau. of Hugh Mackay, of Scaury, by whom he had, L Donald,
Master of Reay, who m. Anne, dau. of Gen. Sir George Munro, of Culrain, and
d. v. p. leaving a son, George, 3rd baron. ii Eneas, a brig.-gen. and col. -
proprietor of ...
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A General and Heraldic Dictionary of the Peerage and ...
Barbara, daughter of Donald Mackay, of Scaury, by whom he had, with two
younger sons, Donald, Master of Reay, who predeceased him, leaving by Anne,
daughter of Sir George Monro, of Cul- cairn, a son, by whom his lordship was ...
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A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Peerage and ...
Gcn. Hugh Maclzay, of Scaury, colonel of the Qist regiment of foot, (who fell at
Steinkirk, in 1692), by whom he had one non, DONALD, his successor. His
lordship m. 2ndly, Janet, dau. of John Sinclair, of Ubster, co. Caithncss, and had,
IIuYh, ...
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old herbert papers at powis castle and in the british museum.
Mes precedentes vous ont dit tout ce qui ie Scaury, tant de Boheme que de nos
occurrences, Il y a desia fort long temps que nous n'avons rien eu de Boheme a
cause que les passages sont si fort empeschez par l'ennemi qu'on ne peut plus ...
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Selections from the Correspondence of Dr. George Johnston
I got in abundance a fine Hieracium, which turns out to be boreale, and another
which I take to be Iceve. I got also Pteris crispa on the scaury banks of the
Whitadder, and many more common things, with which I could not but fill my box,
they ...
George Johnston, James Hardy,
1892
3 Robert Mackay of Scaury. He was made a Major-General by King James, in
1685 ; but at the Revolution he joined King William, and was entrusted by him
with the command of the forces in Scotland. He was made a Lieutenant-General
in ...
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The Scots Compendium, Or, Rudiments of Honour: Containing ...
He married Barbara Mackenzie,'sister to Colin the first Earl of Seaforth, and left (
zd Lord) JOHN his Heir; who marrying Barbara, Daughter of Donald Mackay of
Scaury, had three Sons, Donald, Eneas, and Robert. DONA r. n,-who was HEir ...
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Collections Historical & Archaeological Relating to ...
Mes precedentes vous ont dit tout ce qui ie Scaury, tant de Bohême que de nos
occurrences, Il y a desia fort long temps que nous n'avons rien eu de Boheme a
cause que les passages sont si fort empeschez par l'ennemi qu'on ne peut plus ...