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  • * British History Online *

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    Acts and Proceedings, 1593, April

    Nenthorne, Hwme, Bassenden, Ednem, Cranschewis, Ellem. Kirkis vacand within the Presbiterie of Dumblane: Abirfuill, Kilmahuge, Callendar, Leny, Port, Kilbryd, Balquhidder, Comrie, Tullicheddilly, Sowan, Monivard, Stragethe, Kinkell, Abirruthven. Kirks vnplantit within the Presbietrie of Dunkeld: Straphillan, Killin, Ardrum, Inchechadden, Vemis, Pitcharene

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

    co. Inverness, 255. Customs establishment at, 487. riding officer at. See Coddan, P.; Murray, R. Surveyor of Customs in. See Comrie, P.; Neilson, W. Ipswich , co. Suffolk, Collector of. See Ball, J. Comptroller of. See Carter, J. deputy Collector

    House of Lords Journal Volume 63, 15 February 1831, 15 February 1831-15 February 1831

    of Perth , in Scotland , whose Names are thereunto subscribed: Comrie. And also, Upon reading the Petition of the Minister, Elders and Inhabitants of the Parish of Comrie , in the County of Perth , in Scotland , whose

    Acts, 1740

    Robert Banks, merchant there, ruling elders. From the Presbytery of Archterarder, Mr Alexander Murray at Foulis, Mr Aeneas Schaw at Comrie, Mr William Moncrieff at Blackford, ministers; Mr James Graham of Damside, ruling elder. From the Presbytery of Dunblance, Mr

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

    314, 329, 380, 407, 416, 470, 495, 526; payments by, 309, 374, 380, 412, 438, 487, 502, 526; salary, 250. Comrie , Patrick, surveyor of Customs in Inverness port, deceased, 515. Comun , Commun, Margaret du, dealer in silk, petition

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    25 January 1821, 25 January 1821

    principally interested in the " Question depending; and Isabella Wellwood, otherwise " Clarke, the Wife of Robert Clarke Esquire, of Comrie, and " Mary Wellwood,otherwise Johnston,the\VifeofLaurence " Johnston Esquire, of Sands, who are the Daughters, next " of Kin, and Subscribers-only content

    14 April 1826, 14 April 1826

    County of Forfar, North Britain, whose Names are thereunto sub¬ scribed : Comrie: Also, Upon reading the Petition of the Inhabitants of the Parish and Village of Comrie, County of Perth, North Britain, whose Names are thereunto subscribed : Muthill: Subscribers-only content

    18 April 1826, 18 April 1826

    of the Corporation of Tailors in Glasgow, under their Common Seal: Also, Upon reading the Petition of the Inhabitants of Comrie, Perthshire, North Britain, whose Names are thereunto subscribed: Also, Upon reading the Petition of the Churchwardens, Overseers of the Subscribers-only content

    Index, 31 May 1826

    Perth, 11th April, 174.—Dun- barney, 12th April, 179.—Kirkmabreck, 13th April, 180. —Lethnot; Monikie; Edzell; Carmyllie ; Dull; Kinnell; Inverheilor; Panbride; Comrie: and Muthill; 14th April, 184. — Fortrose and Rosmarky; St. Andrews; Alves ; Morayshire Farmer Club ; Dumfries ; Subscribers-only content

    4 December 1826, 4 December 1826

    the Petition and Appeal of poor Isobel M'Diarmid MlDiarmid or Drummond, and Daniel Drummond, Farmer etUx. against at Cavoden near Comrie, her Husband; complaining of Four M'Diarmids. Interlocutors of the Lord Ordinary in Scotland, of the 3d and 25th of Subscribers-only content

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Sunday, about mid-day, by the congregation assem- bled in the cathedral church of Dunblane, which is about 18 miles from Comrie. - The Rev. A. Clive, rector of Solihull, Warwick, last week reduced his tenants' rents 20 per cent., in Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Staffordshire, shoe manufacturer-Nov i, H P Ballard and S Newsome, Coventry, ribbon manufacturers. Scoteh Sequestraulins&-Rev G Gordon, Glenrinnes, Banffehire, farmer-J Comrie, Kilsyth, mason-R, Gordon, Mains, Aberdeenshire, farmer-R M'Leod, Glasgow, jeweller-J Hamilton, Kilbirnie, baker. Friday, September 21. Wear Office, Palmall, Sept Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    McDougall, Commissioner of Crown Lands; J. Morris, Receiver-General ; A. Wilson, Solicitor-General. LOvER CANADA.-L. V. Sicotte, Attorney-General; A. A. Dorion, Comrie sioner of Public Works; T. D. McGee, Bureau of Agriculture and Emigration ; U. J. Teasier, President of the Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    troubles are threatening the perpetuity of the whole universe. They are not, it would seem, aware that the people of Comrie, in kjPerthshire, have got quite accus- tomed to earth-rumblings. They imagine that the superior moral tone of English legislation Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    LITERARY. MR ELLIOT'S ACCOUNT OF MYSORE. Tbe Experiences of a Planter in the Jungles of Mysore. By Robert II. Elliot. With illustrations and a Map. In Two Volumes Chapman and Hall. With the exception of Mr Maine's 'Village Coin- Subscribers-only content

  • * Queen Victoria's Journals *

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    Saturday 10th September 1842

    , the high mountain on which Ld Willoughby has his deer forest. We changed horses for the last time at Comrie , passing by Sir D. Dundas 's place Dunairn & previously Ochintgre , Sir W m Keith Murray's place.

 

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