10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STEWARDRY»
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stewardry in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The House of Commons 1754-1790
The Maeslough (Maesl- lwch) estate, which was for sale, had decisive voting
strength in county elections, especially if combined with the stewardry of the
King's manors ; this, moreover, dominated three contributory boroughs, while the
fourth, ...
Lewis B. Namier, John Brooke, 1985
2
The Red Book of Menteith
... officis of stewardry and capitanry salbe at the feist of Witsonday nixt and
immediat following the date herof; to be brukit and . josit be the said James
Steward during oure liftyme, as said is, with all and sindry proflitis, commoditeis,
fredomes, ...
3
The Dukes of Albany and Their Castle of Doune
... stewardry and capitanry salbe at the feist of Witsonday nixt and immediat
following the date herof; to be brukit and josit be the said James Steward during
oure liftyme, as said is, with all and sindry proffitis, commoditeis, fredomes,
asiamentis, ...
4
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
[Sc. var. of stewardry.] 11. Same as stewardry. As an human siewartry, or trust, Of
which account is to be giv'n, and just. Byrom, Poetical Version of a Letter. 2. In
Scotland, a jurisdiction over a certain extent of territory, very similar to that of a ...
William Dwight Whitney, 1904
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The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
[Sc. var. of stewardry.] If. Same as stewardry. As an human steieartry, or trust, Of
which account is to be giv'n, and just. Byrom, Poetical Version of a Letter. 2. In
Scotland, a jurisdiction over a certain extent of territory, very similar to that of a ...
6
The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
[Sc. var. of stewardry.] If. Same as stewardry. As an human stewartry, or trust, Of
which account is to be giv'n, and Just. Byrom, Poetical Version of a Letter. 2. In
Scotland, a jurisdiction over a certain extent of territory, very similar to that of a ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1897
7
An Abridgement of the Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland: ...
... the Sherifdome of Perth, and Stewardry of Stratherne : (exceptand the
Stewardrie of Menteith) Ane in the Burgh of Sterling, for the whole lands lyand
within the bounds of the Sherifdomes of Sterling, Clakemannan, and Stewardry of
Menteith ...
8
On the state of society in France before the revolution of 1789
... request of the interested parlies. If the improvements of a community are of
advantage to the diocese, the diocese contributed to the expense in a certain
proportion. If the stewardry was interested, the stewardry contributed likewise. So
SCP.
Alexis de Tocqueville, 1888
... of Glenvrquhay, and Sir Colin's son Duncan, the stewardry of his own lands of
Glenvrquhay, and of Maklauchlane's lands of Glenvrquhay, on condition that they
should agree with John M'Gregoure anent the stewardry of the lands which he.
10
Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the Reign of ...
Pitoairna, lands and barony of in the paioohine of Doyning and stewardry of
Stratherne, Perthshire, warrant for gift of, 551. Pitcaithlie, part of the oxgate of,
warrant for charter of, 215. Pitgarvie. See Balmanie. Pitt, James, suggested as
member ...
Great Britain. Public Record Office, Mary Anne Everett Green, Francis Henry Blackburne Daniell, 1907
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «STEWARDRY»
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The Byre Theatre should not be handed to University of St Andrews …
The Scottish Arts Council's (SAC) stewardry of the Byre Theatre was lamentable. It encouraged and authorised more than of a lottery grant to build the new ... «Herald Scotland, Apr 14»
