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LAING, Malcolm (1762-1818), of Strenzie, Orkney.

William Honyman of Graemsay (later Lord Armadale SCJ), who obtained from Henry Dundas a promise that Laing would be made sheriff of Orkney on the first vacancy. Dundas broke his pledge in 1801, whereupon Armadale promised to bring Laing in

HONYMAN, Robert I (c.1765-1848).

1796 on the interest of his half-brother William, later Lord Armadale, SCJ. Although he had the support of local Whig elements, Henry Dundas approved his candidature.On 15 Apr. 1806 Armadale, in a masterpiece of understatement, told Lord Grenville that his

HONYMAN, Richard Bempde Johnstone (1787-1842), of Armadale, Sutherland and Graemsay, Orkney.

Johnstone (1787-1842), of Armadale, Sutherland and Graemsay, Orkney. Constituency Dates Orkney and Shetland 1812 91818 Ofifces Held Writer, E.I. Co. (Madras) 1806; asst. in secret and foreign dept. and asst. to collector of Coimbatore 1807; dep. commercial resident, Ramnad 1809;

TRAILL, George (1787-1871), of Castlehill, nr. Thurso, Caithness and Hobister, Orkney

first instance, the next two general elections, in order to overturn the currently dominant interest of Sir William Honyman, Lord Armadale (SCJ). At the general election of 1820, when it was the turn of the lairds to put up the

BALFOUR, John (1750-1842), of Trenabie, Orkney; Charlton Grove, Blackheath, Kent, and 18 Curzon Street, Mayfair, Mdx

nomination.[footnote] He remained in England throughout the campaign. He was opposed by the eldest son of Sir William Honyman, Lord Armadale (SCJ), against whom the coalition had been formed. Three days before the election he was irritated to discover that

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

Shilling, (No 59,) T REE CORNHILL M1AGAZINE for NOVEMBER. With Illustrations by GxOnGE H. TuOMAs and GEoaGE Du MosAUiIEs CONTENTS: Armadale. By Wilkie Collns. (With an Illustration.) Chapter .-Thie Travellers. ,, II.-The Solid Side of the Scotch Character. ,,' II.-The

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Shilling (No. 6o), TnHE CORNHILL MAGAZINE for .:L ~~DECEMBER. With Illustrations by George H. Thomas and George Du Maurier. COrTENTS. Armadale. By Wilkie Collins. (With an Illutration.) Book the Second. Chapter I.-The Mystery of Ozias Midwinter. The Bars of France

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Shilling (No. 61), rHEn CORNHILL MAGAZINE for T. JANUARY. With Illustrations by George I. Thomas and George Dfu Manner. CONTENTS. Armadale. 1By Willie Collins. (With an Illustration.) Boox THE SECOND-continued. Chapter 11.-The Man Revealed. ,, III.-Day and Night. Shakspeare in

British Newspapers 1600-1900

(No. 61), T HE CORNIHILL MAGAZINE fol , JANUARY8. With Illustrations by George H. Thomas and George LDa Manner. CONTENTS. Armadale. By Wilkie Collins. (With an Illustration.) Boor Tue9 SeCOND-Coutinued. Chapter I l.-The Man Revealed. 11 II.-Day and Night. Shakspeare

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Slilling (No. 62), THE CORNHILL MAGAZINE foi T FEBRUARY. With Illustrations by George R. Thomas and George Du Maurier. CONTENTS. Armadale. By Wilkie Collins. (With en Illustration.) Book the Second-coutinued. Chapter 1Y.-The Shadow of the Past. Orviet. , V.-The Shadow

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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28 May 1800, 28 May 1800

to the Signet, Affignee in Truft u for the Honourable Henry ErÃÂine, of Newhall, the " Honourable William Honyman, of Armadale, and " others, may be required to anfwer the faid Appeal :" It is Ordered, That the faid John

3 February 1804, 3 February 1804

to their Lordfliips in this Caufe, the Appel- " lant omitted appealing from the following Interlocu- " tors of Lord Armadale, Ordinary, refufmg fliort Re- " prefentations, viz. the Interlocutors dated the 20th of " February, the 8th of March,

17 March 1806, 17 March 1806

the fame Time, if they think fit. Upon reading the Petition and Appeal of Sir William Sir W.Hony. Honyman, of Armadale, Baronet, one of the Senators of mat? et al- the College of Juftice; Peter Johnfione Efquire, of dÃÂT. Carnfallock

5 May 1806, 5 May 1806

Maynard. Hampden. Lowther. Duncan. Carlcton. Curzo?i. Melville. PRAYERS. Upon reading the Petition and Appeal of Sir William Honyman Baronet of Armadale, one of the Senators of mm. e^ al the College of Juftice, Peter John/ion Efquire of Cam- Gordon falloch,

23 June 1806, 23 June 1806

GorÃÂ¬ dons. Adjourn. a Ordered, That the faid Bill be engrofled. Upon reading the Petition of Sir William Honyman of Armadale, Baronet* One of the Senators of the College of Juftice, Peter JohnÃÂon Efquire of CarnfaUock, the Reverend Doclor James

British History Online

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House of Lords Journal Volume 63, 3 March 1831, 03 March 1831-03 March 1831

28th Day of February last as this Day, upon the Petition and Appeal of Sir Richard Bempde Johnston Honyman of Armadale and Graemsay , Baronet; complaining of Two Interlocutors of the Commissaries of Edinburgh , of the 11th of July

Historical preface, 1371-1501

and in 1386 he had a gift of all the islands near the coast, between the Stour in Assynt and Armadale in Sutherland. [ Ib . p. 695. ] The clan Beaton was said to have been a medical clan,

House of Lords Journal Volume 62, 16 July 1830, 16 July 1830-16 July 1830

B. J. Honyman v. Campbell et al: Upon reading the Petition and Appeal of Sir Richard Bempde Johnston Honyman of Armadale and Graemsay , Baronet; complaining of Two Interlocutors of the Commissaries of Edinburgh , of the 11th of July

Index, A-D

517. shire, a 21. synod of, 385. university of, 424. and the Isles, see of, 40, 41. See also "Clergy." Armadale in Sutherland , 26. Armagh , 578. Armourers , 64, a 15. Arms , providedandstorage of, 391, 417, 444,

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

, AV., LL .D., Bridge of Allan (F.) tRossborough, Wm., Glasgow (F.) Rowand, Andrew, Ayr (F.) Roy , Jas., B.D., Armadale (F.) Roy , Wm., Kirriemuir (F.) Runciman, C, Holm (U.P.) IRust, A., M.A., Arbroath (F.) Russel , Wm., C,

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

Uist, to eject them from their homes. Naturally unwilling to proceed to extremes, on the arrival of the steamer at Armadale , they sent a messenger ashore to ask for instructions to guide them in case of resist¬ ance, or

The peer and the prophet: being the Duke of Argyll's article on "The prophet of San Francisco," and the reply of Henry George entitled, "The reduction to iniquity"., 1884

Castle Street . James Stevenson ,16 Main Street, S.S. John Sutheeland , 372 Argyle Street. Rev. Wm . L. Waleee, Armadale St., Dennistoun . Henry Whyte , 29 Belgrave Street . Ronald Weight , Cambuslang . T. R. Young ,

The past and present position of the Skye crofters, 1886

1746 ), and appears to have been done quite in legal form, for it begins as follows :- " At Armadale , the twenty-first day of August , One thousand " seven hundred and thirty-three years, in presence of Alexander

The past and present position of the Skye crofters, 1886

6 Kilbeg ," 4 Gleneroy, 3 Ord and Crossevaig, Tarskvaig more, - 14 Tokovaig, - - 4 Tarskavaig beg, - Armadale beg, Morsaig, - Teang, 7 Knock , _ _ _"| Beraig, Castil, - -J Casnus Cross and Allen, Tarlomurick

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Armidal, the Seat of Lord Macdonald, Isle of Sky., 1818

stretch of land in foreground at left, rowing and sailing boats at sea behind, and Armadale Castle on a partly wooded hillside in background; within a rectangular border; illustration to Ayton's 'Voyage round Great Britain', vol. III. 1818Aquatint and some

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The History of Parliament

LAING, Malcolm (1762-1818), of Strenzie, Orkney.

HONYMAN, Robert I (c.1765-1848).

HONYMAN, Richard Bempde Johnstone (1787-1842), of Armadale, Sutherland and Graemsay, Orkney.

TRAILL, George (1787-1871), of Castlehill, nr. Thurso, Caithness and Hobister, Orkney

BALFOUR, John (1750-1842), of Trenabie, Orkney; Charlton Grove, Blackheath, Kent, and 18 Curzon Street, Mayfair, Mdx

British Newspapers 1600-1900

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

British Newspapers 1600-1900

British Newspapers 1600-1900

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

28 May 1800, 28 May 1800

3 February 1804, 3 February 1804

17 March 1806, 17 March 1806

5 May 1806, 5 May 1806

23 June 1806, 23 June 1806

British History Online

House of Lords Journal Volume 63, 3 March 1831, 03 March 1831-03 March 1831

Historical preface, 1371-1501

House of Lords Journal Volume 62, 16 July 1830, 16 July 1830-16 July 1830

Index, A-D

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

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

The peer and the prophet: being the Duke of Argyll's article on "The prophet of San Francisco," and the reply of Henry George entitled, "The reduction to iniquity"., 1884

The past and present position of the Skye crofters, 1886

The past and present position of the Skye crofters, 1886

British Museum Image Collection Database

Armidal, the Seat of Lord Macdonald, Isle of Sky., 1818

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