10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WAPINSCHAW»
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7, Wapinschaw to be held 304 14, Day for Wapinschaw prorogated 304 Sept. 2,
Proceedings at the wapinschaw 305 1612 — Jan. 7, A jail to be built in
consequence of the expected increase of prisoners from the Commission to
Justices of the ...
Spalding Club, Aberdeen, 1848
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Extracts from the Council register of the Burgh of Aberdeen
7, Wapinschaw to be held , 304 14, Day for wapinschaw prorogated 304 Sept. 2,
Proceedings at the wapinschaw 305 1612 — Jan. ?, A jail to be built in
consequence of the expected increase of prisoners from the Commission to
Justices of ...
Aberdeen (Scotland), John Stuart, 1848
3
The Burghs and Parliament in Scotland, C. 1550-1651
In Glasgow in 1583, the wapinschaw was disrupted by disputes over precedence
involving both merchants and craftsmen 'concernyng thair ranking and placeing
thame selfis'. In Aberdeen, the ceremonial riding of the burgh's marches was ...
The order went out presumably early in 1296, for a 'wapinschaw' (inspection of
arms and equipment) and was followed by a summons to the host to assemble
on March 11th.3 Here, as elsewhere, we can see how much store the Scots set
by ...
5
The History of the Aberdeen Volunteers: Embracing Also Some ...
Having got the support of the city and county authorities to his proposal to form a
local association, Major Innes resolved to call the annual meeting by the almost-
forgotten name of the Wapinschaw, and quite a tempest in a teapot raged round ...
6
Hansard's Parliamentary Debates
SCOTLAND— THE LOTTERY ACTS- A " WHISKY WAPINSCHAW." Sir WILFEID
LAWSON asked the Lord Advocate, Whether his attention has been called to a "
Whisky Wapins- chaw," which the Lord Provost of Elgin is alleged to be starting ...
Great Britain. Parliament, Thomas Curson Hansard, 1881
7
An Abridgement of the Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland: ...
That the army of Scotland be unhorsit except greit baronis, . . .362 23. The
manere of harnes wapni9 and armoure, 362 24. Off armour conforme to every
mannis rent and substance, . . .363 25. That all personis present in wapinschaw-
ingis be ...
8
Memorabilia of the City of Glasgow
The said day it is ordainit that ane proclamatioun be sent throw the toun be sound
of drum, That na maner of persoun lend his armis to ane uther, under the pane of
fourtie pundis; and that all man be reddie to give his aith at the wapinschaw, ...
9
Rangers Lead the Way - Pointe-du-Hoc D-Day 1944
12 Aberdeen Wapinschaw (weapon-showing) 12 Aberdeenshire Rille Volunteers
1st Bn (later Gordon Highlanders; 1st Volunteer Bn) 33,34; 6th Bn (later 1st Bn,
then 1st Volunteer Bn, Gordon Highlanders) 18, 19 Argyll and Sutherland ...
10
A general introduction to Domesday book: accompanied by ...
Territorial Wapentake with the Wapinschaw, or Wapin- 'IST* SQhamng, of the
Scots.' ., That the Wapentake was one of the earliest terms used by the Saxons in
this Country for a district of territory, seems more than probable. It may be traced ...
