10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WAPPENSHAW»
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wappenshaw in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Other harder routes appeared on the Rannoch Wall the following year with
Peasant's Passage (Bill Rowney and Maclnnes) and Wappenshaw Wall(Blll
Smith and Maclnnes). Later that year Pat Walsh with Maclnnes and Tommy
Lawrie ...
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Catalogue of the Choicer Portion of the Magnificent Library ...
AUGsBUne SCHUTZENHOFF on WAPPENSHAW. An Official Letter from the
Council of the City of Augsburg to the Em eror Maximilian, informing him that they
had appointed Prizes to e contended for in Archery, and Shooting with a Gun, to
be ...
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Catalogue of the Choicer Portion of the Magnificent Library
_ - 221 Anosnnso Scnn'rzsnnorr on WAPPENSHAW. An Oflicial Letter from the
Council of the City of Augsburg to the Em eror Maximilian, informing him that they
had appointed Prizes to e contended for in Archery, and Shooting with a Gun, ...
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Catalogue of the choicer portion of the magnificent library ...
221 Augsburg Schutzenhoff or Wappenshaw. An Official Letter from fj\ ~"~ the
Council of the City of Augsburg to the Emperor Maximilian, informing him that
they had appointed Prizes to De contended for in Archery, and Shooting with a
Gun, ...
Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge,
1859
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Catalogue of the Choicer Portion of the Magnificent Library, ...
221 Augsrurg Schutzenboff or Wappenshaw. An Official Letter from the Council of
the City of Augsburg to the Emperor Maximilian, informing him that they had
appointed Prizes to De contended for in Archery, and Shooting with a Gun, to be
...
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Catalogue... Unknown Block-books ; Specimens of Carly ...
221 Augsbubg Sciiutzenhoff ob "Wappenshaw. An Official Letter from the Council
of the City of Augsburg to the Emperor Maximilian, informing him that they bad
appointed Prizes to De contended for in Archery, and Shooting with a Gun, to be
...
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British and Irish Paintings in Public Collections: An Index ...
... no.128 illust. Buscot Park (Oxfordshire), Faringdon Trustees The lay of the last
minstrel Courtauld List 1962 no.7; Gore List 1969. Edinburgh, Georgian House,
Charlotte Square, National Trust for Scotland A Wappenshaw (Weapon ...
Christopher Wright, Catherine May Gordon, Mary Peskett Smith,
2006
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The Laird of Abbotsford: a view of Sir Walter Scott
It starts as a comedy, with the mock conflicts of the 'wappenshaw', originally a
feudal display of arms, now merely games to which the Tory government has
insisted that each landowner in the district should send a contingent. Here the
dark ...
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Scotland Illustrated in a Series of Views Taken Expressly ...
On the Friday following, one of the most splendid military fétes ever witnessed in
Scotland, took place on the fine beach at Portobello, a field well suited for such a
“ wappenshaw." In this review, the pride of the highlands and much of the ...
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Scotland: Illustrated Ia a Series of Views Taken Expressly ...
On the Friday following, one of the most splendid military fetes ever witnessed in
Scotland, took place on the fine beach at Portobello, a field well suited for such a
" wappenshaw." In this review, the pride of the highlands and much of the ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WAPPENSHAW»
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wappenshaw is used in the context of the following news items.
Gourock Park kick start bowling season
Hamish added: “Every Monday night at 7pm we have an open wappenshaw so anyone who would like to try out bowls is welcome. “We have also got a good ... «Greenock Telegraph, May 15»
Parklea Bowling Club celebrate 75th year
Thanks to the unseasonably tropical temperatures, members then enjoyed their traditional wappenshaw. After building up a thirst, players and guests enjoyed ... «Greenock Telegraph, Apr 15»
Fort Matilda bowlers kick off season in style
We had 38 bowlers playing and a very big turnout to help to run the event and we had afternoon tea after the wappenshaw." The popular club - which will ... «Greenock Telegraph, Apr 13»