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Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Lord; Erle, Sir W.; Wood, Sir W. P.; Atherton, Sir W. 45; Cairns, Sir H. McC.; Waddington, H.; Grove, W. R.; Hindmarch, … T.; Wilde, Sir J. P.; Wood, Sir W. P.; Palmer, Sir R.; Cairns, Sir H. McC.; Young, G.; Twiss, T.; Murray Dunlop, A. … 22 Nov. 1866 Cranworth, Lord 129; Westbury, Lord; Cairns, Sir H. McC.; Wilde, Sir J. P.; Lowe, R.; Wood, Sir W. …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Paper no. 276, xxxix, 827. Costs met from Army funds. Lord Cairns; Sir W.M. James; Sir G. Bramwell; Sir J. Yorke … place. They appointed a further committee, chaired by Earl Cairns, to investigate what they regarded as various errors …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… Roger, esq. High Buston Busby M. G. surgeon, Alnwick Cairns George, farmer, Lysom Cairns James, draper, Wooler Caley John, esq. London Campbell …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… of Cyfin, and near the bank of the river Vyrnwy, are two cairns; the larger is nearly sixty yards in circuit, and has …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… raised, thus giving name to the eminence. One of these cairns was opened by the late Archdeacon Payne, when a …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… extent and elliptical form; and there are several cairns and monumental stones scattered through the parish. …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… the town of Brecknock, which see. On the hills are several cairns, especially on the height named Drygarn, or Derwydd … parish of Llanvihangel-Abergwessin. There are also some cairns on an eminence of less elevation, designated Gemrhiw. …