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A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… Easter and Longforgan, both in Perthshire. The river Tay forms the southern limit; and the Dighty, a small stream, … sixty acres of pasture. The surface rises gently from the Tay for nearly three miles, and attains an elevation of 400 … and, being joined, at the distance of a mile from the Tay, by a stream running from the east through Lochee, form …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… principal lands of the main part lie between the rivers Tay and Tummel, the former running along their southern, and … tracts to a considerable distance. On the south of the Tay, a detached portion of Logierait, stretching from the … There are several gentlemen's seats on the north of the Tay, and on each side of the Tummel, all of which are neat …
London Politics 1713-1717
… uph A Taverner, Jeremiah, vin A1B567 Tavernor, John, scr B Tay, Edward, dra A124B6 Taybeure, William, bre A123B6 Tayler, …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… on the north by Kinfauns, on the south by the river Tay, on the east by the parish of Errol, and on the west by … grace and beautify the prospect. The ample stream of the Tay, receiving into its basin on the opposite side the waters … supply altogether a group of no ordinary interest. The Tay, the chief stream connected with the parish, is in this …
A History of the County of Chester
… were probably similar to those at Inchtuthil on the river Tay. The advent of the Twentieth Legion at the end of the 1st …
History Theses 1970-2014: Historical research for higher degrees in the universities of the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland
… Chronological coverage: 5001995 Index terms: Scotland; Tay, Loch, Perths.; Woodland Categories: Historical geography …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… it passes, and after a bold and rapid course, joins the Tay two and a half miles above Perth. About 260 acres of …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… Almond; the eastern extremity reaches almost to the river Tay, near Luncarty bleachfield. The surface is little … Ordie, which rise in the Grampian range, and fall into the Tay. The Almond abounds in salmon and trout, and the two … of moss, now covered by the sandy links along the Frith of Tay, is the depositary of many stags' horns; and King David …
Modern Britain and Ireland - awarded 1980-1989
History Theses 1970-2014: Historical research for higher degrees in the universities of the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland
… Art. Categories: 18th-19th Century; Economic history The Tay salmon fisheries in the 19th century. Robertson, I.A. …
Modern Britain and Ireland - awarded 1990-1999
History Theses 1970-2014: Historical research for higher degrees in the universities of the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland
… Century The small ports and landing-places of the River Tay, c.1750-1850. Duncan, Philip J. Ph.D., Dundee. (Hist.) … Chronological coverage: 17501850 Index terms: Ports; Tay, river; Scotland; Landing-places Categories: 18th-19th …