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British History Online

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I, Charter of William I granting the privilege of having a Burgh at Glasgow (1175-78)

having a Burgh at Glasgow, with a market on Thursdays, and all the liberties, and customs of the King's burghs. Traquair A.D. 1175 1178. [Latin text ] Willelmus Dei gracia Rex Scottorum, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus, ministris et

CXIX, Act of Parliament concerning the upkeep of the minister and fabric of the High Church (1641)

counsell, and commountie of the said burghe of Glasgowe for bruiking and joysing of the teynds abovewrittin, and otheres thairin mentionat in all tyme coming. St Drymen, Driffisdale, Camsnethan, and Traquair. See Abstract of Charters, postea p. 474, No. 220.

The trial of Strafford, The twenty-fourth article

Traquair 's own Expression; but the Question he desired, was, Whether my Lord Strafford did not say, The Demand of the Scotch Parliament was a sufficient Ground for the War? To which my Lord Traquair being Interrogated? E. of

Border Papers volume 1, September 1580, 01 September 1580-30 September 1580

as I understande more of his minde, I will advertise your honour therof." At my house nigh Alnwick. Signed: John Forster. 2 pp. Addressed. Indorsed . Esme Stuart lord of Aubigny, cr. Earl of Lennox 5 th March previous. Traquair.

Extracts from the records, 1655

tit theranent. 17 November 1655. Teyndis, Cambusnethan, Drysdall, and Traquair . The saidis magistratis and counsell, taking to ther consideratioun that the actioune anent the teynds of Cambusneathan, Dryisdaill and Traquair, is to be brought in this sessioune, appoyntis therfoir

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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Return of the Lords of Session in Scotland, to an Order of the Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, in Parliament Assembled, on the 12th of June, 1739., 11 June 1738

Reay, Kinnoul, Seafield, Forrefter,- Loudon, Hyndford, Pitfligo, Dumffries, Cromerly, Forbes, Kirkcudbright, Stirling, Stair, Saltoun, Frafer, Elgin, _ Rofeberry, Gray, Bargeny, Traquair, Glafgow, Ochiltree, Bamff, Ancrum, Portmore, Cathcart, Elibank, Weyms, Bute, Mordington, Halkertoun, Dalhoufie, Hopetoun, Semple, Belhaven, Findlater, Deloraine, Elphinfton, Abercrombie,

Appendix Numb. 1. Roll of the Peers of Scotland Pariiament, 1706., 11 June 1738

Laudeidale, Seaforth, Kinnoul, Loudon, Dummies, Stilling, Elgin, Southesk, Traquair, Ancrum, "VVeyms, " Dalhoufie, Airly, Findlater, Carnwath, Callender, Leven, Dyfert, Panmuie, Selkirk, Northefk, Kincardine, Belcprras, Forfar, Abone, - $ Ncwburgh, Kilmarnock, Dundonald, Dnnbartne, Kintoir, Broadalbin, Aberdeen, Dunmoir, Melvil, Orkney, Ruglen, M-uch,

19 February 1729, 19 February 1730

tion referred to Judges. Land Tax Bill. chant, Robert Lattay, William Traquair, William Buntin Younger, John Buchannan, Robert M'alaÃÂer, AlexanÃÂ¬ der Weir Taylor, Robert Mitchell, John Kennedy, William Lang, Patrick Hutchinjone, David Hutchinjone, John Colqyhon, William Mitchcl, James Smith, and

25 January 1810, 25 January 1810

Recognizance for the faid Appellants, as defired. Upon reading the Petition and Appeal of the Right E. Traquair Honourable Charles Earl of Traquair, and of the Ho- Burro^sale" nourable Charles Hay Mudie of Newton, one of the Se- ai,. nators

21 January 1811, 21 January 1811

of their Appeal de- " and others, Refpondents to the ApDeal of Charles Earl et al. againlt pending m this Houfe, they refiding in Scotland:" ÃÂ« of Traquair and others, had not put in their Anfwer BÃÂ«ÃÂÃÂÃÂ«aL 8 " to

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

Fingall and Keniare; Viscesuta Gormanston, Netterville, Toaffe, aid Soath- well; Lods Tri anlestOi and Ffrencl. Two Scotch-Earls of Newburgh and Traquair. In all seventeen. We understand that the design for the painted window for the parish church of Buckiugham,,which the

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Stoff Surgeoi of the Seconos Class,vice Kno(x, Nwhlo oelctiasges; D. '. Cliac tolt, M.D. to be Assistalit Staff Surgeon, vice Traquair, whlo resignts. Utinttached-Major W. Sullivast, froti tile Rlitfe Brigade, to be Liout.-Col. Coimuissariat--Thle cosititission of Mr It. Bailey, ItS

British Newspapers 1600-1900

London. TRUSTEES. The Right Hon. the Earl of ShrewsburY, Alton Towers, Cheadle, Staffordshire. The Right Hon. the Earl of Traquair,Traquair Ilouse, Peebleshire, NB The Right lHon. thle Lord Stafford. Coesey, I alt. Norfolk. Thomas Bornewall, esq. 1i York terrace,

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Liverpool, merchants-J. MesNoa and W. Goedern, Boreheno Sr W;Nartling, Sussex;, drapers-Rt. and B. Poole, Htulme, Luocoosilre, cornT deaes P. J. Traquair, J. Dell, and T. Whitehos, Bank-aide cool mnrchireT. and Trimby, Bow lane, Chenapside, paporttengeraJ. W^od end W. B~awlinseo, Mitre

British Newspapers 1600-1900

33rd Foot, to be Paymaster, vice W. D. Bedford, who has retired upon half-pay. Partnersbips Dissolved.-J. S. Dell, P. J. Traquair, and J. Smith, Bank- side, Sslxtwarlk, coal merchants-J. Alsop, J. G. Robins, J. Large, and J. Flowers, Lee;k Staffordshire,

The History of Parliament

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DOUGLAS, Sir John (c.1708-78), of Kelhead, Dumfries.

1735. Returned as a Tory for the county in 1741, he voted against the Government. He was related to Lord Traquair, the chief intermediary between the English and Scottish Jacobites in the negotiations leading to the Forty-five, in which his

19th Century British Pamphlets

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Other Works, 1864

Minchmoo r. 21 THE BUSH ABOON TRAQUAIR. Will ye gang wi ' me and fare To the bush aboon Traquair Owre the high Minchmuir we ' ll up and awa ' , This bonny simmer noon, While the sun shines

Other Works, 1864

o ' Traquair kirkyard. They were blest beyond compare, When they held their trysting there, Amang thae greenest hills shone on by the sun; And then they wan a rest, The lownest and the best, T ' Traquair kirkyard when

Other Works, 1864

Arthur ' s Seat , and lying between Tweed and Yarrow . The best way to ascend it is from Traquair . You go up the wild old Selkirk road , which passes almost right over the summit, and by

The game laws: report of special discussion - the game laws, at a general meeting ... held at Edinburgh, May 17, 1865 ; with the petition to Parliament then resolved upon., 1865

Office, ROBERTON, JAMES, Esq., Ladyrig , ROUGHEAD, DAVID, Esq., STEVENSON, CHAS., Esq, North British Agriculturist, SCOTT, WILLIAM, Esq., Timpendean , TRAQUAIR, RAMSAY, Esq., Colinton , TOD, ROBERT, Esq., Cardrona Mains , AUDITORS. CHARLES LAWSON , Junior, Esq., of Borthwick Hall

The abolition of the toll-bar system, and the best means of making and maintaining the public roads: a discussion at general meeting of the Scottish Chamber of Agriculture, held at Edinburgh, Nov..., 1866

Edinburgh . SKIRVING, ADAM, of Croys , Dalbeattie . SCOTT, "WILLIAM, Timpendean , Jedburgh . TODD, ROBERT, Cardrona Mains , Traquair . WRIGHT, BRYCE, Dowhill , Girvan . Auditors, CHARLES LAWSON , Jun., of Borthwickhall. KENNETH MACKENZIE , Chartered Accountant,

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British History Online

I, Charter of William I granting the privilege of having a Burgh at Glasgow (1175-78)

CXIX, Act of Parliament concerning the upkeep of the minister and fabric of the High Church (1641)

The trial of Strafford, The twenty-fourth article

Border Papers volume 1, September 1580, 01 September 1580-30 September 1580

Extracts from the records, 1655

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

Return of the Lords of Session in Scotland, to an Order of the Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, in Parliament Assembled, on the 12th of June, 1739., 11 June 1738

Appendix Numb. 1. Roll of the Peers of Scotland Pariiament, 1706., 11 June 1738

19 February 1729, 19 February 1730

25 January 1810, 25 January 1810

21 January 1811, 21 January 1811

British Newspapers 1600-1900

British Newspapers 1600-1900

British Newspapers 1600-1900

British Newspapers 1600-1900

British Newspapers 1600-1900

British Newspapers 1600-1900

The History of Parliament

DOUGLAS, Sir John (c.1708-78), of Kelhead, Dumfries.

19th Century British Pamphlets

Other Works, 1864

Other Works, 1864

Other Works, 1864

The game laws: report of special discussion - the game laws, at a general meeting ... held at Edinburgh, May 17, 1865 ; with the petition to Parliament then resolved upon., 1865

The abolition of the toll-bar system, and the best means of making and maintaining the public roads: a discussion at general meeting of the Scottish Chamber of Agriculture, held at Edinburgh, Nov..., 1866

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