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General Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, Volume LXXV, A.D. 1820 - Volume XCII, A.D. 1837

Angus and Mearns, Moderator of the Provincial Synod of, 116. Anstruther Easter, 271. Anworth (Two Peti. tions), 252. Appin, 241. Applecross, Kirk Session of 193" Applegarth, 136. Arberlot, 295.315. Arbroath and Iverbrothock' 247. Ardchattan, 144. Ardeonaig and Ardtalnaig, 247. Arder-

8 March 1785, 8 March 1785

CuUoden, Esquire, George Ross, of Cromarty, Esquire, Alexander Gray, of OversJcibo, Esquire, Duncan Davidson, of Tulloch, Esquire, John Mackenzie, of Applecross, Esquire, John Mackenzie, of Lentron, Esquire, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Dimdas, John Anstruther, and James Baillie, Esquires, for themselves, and

Appendix, 21 August 1810

Uig- Barvas - Lcchs - Pres. Uist, Harris - - - Bar ray - North Uist South Uist Pres. Lochcarron, Applecross Lochearron Glensheal Total Stipend. Unexhausted Teinds. Synod of Sutherland and Caithness. Pres. Dornoch, Kildonai) Assint - Pres. Tongue, Tongue

Appendix, 3 January 1822

and Bridges, dated 13 Fe. ""*ÃÂ¦ bruary 1821." Una J **'" (l.) Definite Obligations and Payments: To Mr. Mackenzie, of Applecross, on account of the Jean-town Road To Lord M'Donald, Portree Road "To the Contributors ; Glenshiel and Glenelg Roads

Mineralogical survey of Scotland. Account showing the several payments constituting the sums of £. 959. 18. 6., and £. 3,124. 9. 7., as expense of the mineralogical survey of Scotland; als..., 1830

to Locii Maree, and lateral surveys - - - Ten days employed in interior surveys about Loch Torriden, Loch Carron, Applecross, Sec. Sec. in an undescribable counÂ¬ try ; no names possible ------- Another circle, including Loch Monar and Strath

The History of Parliament

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MACKENZIE, Thomas (1789-1822), of Applecross, Ross.

(1789-1822), of Applecross, Ross. Constituency Dates Ross-shire 1818 19 Oct. 1822 Biography When Mackenzie was first returned for Ross-shire in 1818 the Liverpool ministry, who remained neutral in the contest, considered him "a very uncertain card"; but he made a

MACKENZIE, Thomas (1789-1822), of Applecross, Ross.

(1789-1822), of Applecross, Ross. Constituency Dates Ross-shire 1818 19 Oct. 1822 Biography Elizabeth Grant of Rothiemurchus recalled Mackenzie, ‘a plain man’ with ‘a buck tooth’, at an Inverness ball in 1814:He was the catch of the north country from the

STEWART MACKENZIE, James Alexander (1784-1843), of Brahan Castle, nr. Dingwall, Ross.

months later he again backed Fraser, but the Liverpool ministry, previously neutral, now backed the sitting Member, Thomas Mackenzie of Applecross, despite Stewart Mackenzie"s direct appeal to their Scottish political manager, the 2nd Lord Melville. Fraser was obliged to withdraw.[footnote]

British History Online

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General Index, A, 01 January 1772-31 December 1775

method of presenting an address from Antill , John, New York Apollonia (Cape), on coast of Africa, British fort at Applecross , minister of Appointments , & c. Apsley . See Chancellor. Arbuthnot , Commodore, much liked at Halifax, &

House of Lords Journal Volume 26, June 1742, 21-30, 21 June 1742-30 June 1742

Dame Mary Sutherland Lady Dowager of May, Adam Gordon of Dalguhollie , Mr. William Sutherland of Rossecommon, John Mackenzie of Applecross, Helen Dunbar lawful Daughter to the deceased Mr. Archibald Dunbar of Thundertoun , and Archibald Dunbar Younger of Newtoun

Warrant Books, October 1707, 16-31, 16 October 1707-31 October 1707

Resolution of Parliament dated Edinburgh 7 September 1703, made upon a petition from John, Master of Tarbet, Roderick Mchenzie of Applecross and Hugh Moore of Jeaninich, for themselves and other heritors of Inverness and Rossshire appealing against the privilege of

Index of Persons and Places, A, 01 October 1706-31 December 1707

be remitted but at an extravagant rate of exchange, 132. See also Parke, D. Antwerp , Belgium, 9, 18, 122. Applecross , co. Ross-shire, 461. Apprice , Thomas, Queen's waiter, London port, deceased, 117. Aqua Sancta . See Tal-y-Foel. Ardudwy

Index of Persons and Places, M, 01 October 1706-31 December 1707

Unicorn , 415. McCarthy alias McCarthymore , Dame Sarah, jointure lands, 117. McCartney . See Macartney. McHenzie , Roderick, of Applecross, petition of, 461. McLoad , Alexander, tidesman at Lewis, 476. Mead , John, deputy paymaster [in Spain ] ,

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

SisTERS, of Storsow ay, bound for Arerica with emigrants, was lately lying at anchor in the bay of Shildag, at Applecross, ao addition .as made to the number of souls on board, under circumstatices rather curious. The vessel lay three

British Newspapers 1600-1900

for Ross and Cromartie, in place of Mr Stuart Mackenzie, ap. pointed to the Governorship of Ceylon. Mr Mackenzie, of Applecross, is in the field on the Tory side. -A Reform Registration Society has been established in Bucks, to afford

British Newspapers 1600-1900

son. At Edinburgh, the lady of T. Mackenzie, Esq., of Applecross, M.P. of a son, MARRI ED. On the 121th of May, at Vienna, Count C-avriani, to the Princess Rosa Eqter- 1mav, youngest daughter of his Serene H-li,rheess Prince Paid

British Newspapers 1600-1900

PREPARATIONS FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION. I ENGLAND. [The general prospect of the coming elections-as will be seen from our lists which we have prepared with care-is very cheering. We may corroho- rate this view by an extract from the

British Newspapers 1600-1900

(t). t Ieobteo.-Mr Carmichael and Mr M'Ken- a CZackm.nan.-Sir C. Adam & Mr Iruce (t). aie Xt). Roa-ir MI'Keneie, of Applecross (t)! * Pert.-Fox HMaule and Lord Stormont (t). Dumnsartcn.-Sir J. Colquhoun and Mr Benfrewa.-Mr Houston tt). Smollett (t). 4doaburgh.-Captain

19th Century British Pamphlets

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Disestablishment in Scotland: list of the "1475" who signed the address to Mr. Gladstone ... and list of Presbyterian ministers who did not sign the address., 1886

Auld, Olrig ; Donald Munro , Reay ; F. M. Harper , Wick . LOCHCARRON. Revs. K. M ' Donald, Applecross ; John Finlayson , Coigach ; John Baillie , Gairloch ; John M ' Leod, Glenelg ; Angus M

Proceedings at a meeting of proprietors of highland estates held in Inverness ... 1892., 1893

of Aldourie, Mr Darwin of Muirtown ; Mr Mackenzie of Farr , Mr Mackenzie of Dundonnell , Lord Middleton of Applecross ; Sir Robert Sinclair , Mr Sharp of Clyth , Mr Heywood-Lonsdale , Invereshie; Mr Glendinning , factor for

The Crofter question and church endowments in the Highlands, viewed socially and politically., 1884

to the point opposite to that from which the wind blew. " Annals, Part IV., page 51. Dr. Begg visited Applecross in 1845 , and reports- " Here was another scene. The tent (pulpit) was placed amid the naked rocks

The Crofter question and church endowments in the Highlands, viewed socially and politically., 1884

instructing the rising generation in the knowledge of their duties and training them to be useful members of society In Applecross , where the Sunday congregation in the Established Church usually consists of five persons, the school rate is one

The Highland clearances: or, a strange return by the Highland chiefs for the fidelity of the clans: being an account of the Glengarry, Strathglass, Kintail... and other evictions in the Highlands..., 1881

vegetables and other produce. But even if a poor crofter could grow these to perfection in Skye, Gairloch , or Applecross , who is to buy them If all produced vegetables and fruit each would have to consume Ms own,

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House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

General Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, Volume LXXV, A.D. 1820 - Volume XCII, A.D. 1837

8 March 1785, 8 March 1785

Appendix, 21 August 1810

Appendix, 3 January 1822

Mineralogical survey of Scotland. Account showing the several payments constituting the sums of £. 959. 18. 6., and £. 3,124. 9. 7., as expense of the mineralogical survey of Scotland; als..., 1830

The History of Parliament

MACKENZIE, Thomas (1789-1822), of Applecross, Ross.

MACKENZIE, Thomas (1789-1822), of Applecross, Ross.

STEWART MACKENZIE, James Alexander (1784-1843), of Brahan Castle, nr. Dingwall, Ross.

British History Online

General Index, A, 01 January 1772-31 December 1775

House of Lords Journal Volume 26, June 1742, 21-30, 21 June 1742-30 June 1742

Warrant Books, October 1707, 16-31, 16 October 1707-31 October 1707

Index of Persons and Places, A, 01 October 1706-31 December 1707

Index of Persons and Places, M, 01 October 1706-31 December 1707

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

19th Century British Pamphlets

Disestablishment in Scotland: list of the "1475" who signed the address to Mr. Gladstone ... and list of Presbyterian ministers who did not sign the address., 1886

Proceedings at a meeting of proprietors of highland estates held in Inverness ... 1892., 1893

The Crofter question and church endowments in the Highlands, viewed socially and politically., 1884

The Crofter question and church endowments in the Highlands, viewed socially and politically., 1884

The Highland clearances: or, a strange return by the Highland chiefs for the fidelity of the clans: being an account of the Glengarry, Strathglass, Kintail... and other evictions in the Highlands..., 1881

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