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Found 71 matches across 3 resources.

  • * British History Online *

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    Warrant Books, June 1708, 11-20, 11 June 1708-20 June 1708

    Kirkcaldy loco said Osburne. Walter Ogilvie as a tidewaiter at Inverness loco Roger Billings deceased. Francis Woodhouse as tidewaiter at Turnberry and James Stevenson as same at Girwin in the precinct of Ayr at the like salaries as are allowed

    Index, T, 01 January 1708-31 December 1708

    4, 10, 13, 17, 20, 22, 45. Turk , Isaac, a poor Palatine going to settle in New York, 231. Turnberry , co. Ayr, tidewaiter at, 271. Turnbull , Andrew, merchant in Edinburgh, clerkship and keeping of the cocquet seal

    Index, U-Z, 01 January 1708-31 December 1708

    in the Exchequer Court, Scotland, 421, 422. -, Thomas, tidesman, inferior list, London port, 384. Woodhouse , Francis, tidewaiter at Turnberry, 271. Woodhouse Grange , co. York, 371. Woodroffe , Benjamin, Dr., debt for rock salt, 423. Woodrow , John,

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    pardon, my Lord, this place is so dark-kept pur- posely dark to do justice to Mr -'s delicate colouring- Lord Turnberry ! I beg your Lordship's pardon for not recognizing you. . . . The boudoir, your Ladyship, is just Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    The Melarquis of Ailsa is building a lifeboat at his own expense for use along the coast from Dunure to Turnberry. The choirs of Worcester, Hereford, and Gloucester, assemble on the 24th at Hereford; the great triennial festival at Birmingham, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    general stoppage of - iork.er Sm? .E2P ED SATLOMA.-The Norwegian bohooner Linezol, coal-laden from Greenock to Christiani, s sunk off Turnberry. on the Ayrshire coast, yesterday morning, after oollisiOn with tle steam-trawler IDougla, of Gzantto. The crew was saved by Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    night that a fishing-boat from The MAidens, a fishing village on the Ayrs!5ire coast, waws swvamped during a squall off Turnberry Lighthouse on Friday morning, and that the occupants, Matthew Sloan (43) and his son Matthew (14), and John Andrew Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    bjp Muction, SALE TFlLS DAY. AUCTION OF QEBEc PIN-E TIMBER. T T IEY WILL SELL BY ATJC st610N, on \i'VEDNRSDAY (T HIS DAkY). the Sa instant> at PRtINCE'S 1)00K.t }F:o'~lc (tiosneiltateiy after Messrs. J at GNE O'clock S ci. Subscribers-only content

 

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