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A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… The parish consists of the estates of Old Montrose and Dysart, distant from each other about half a mile, and … admirably adapted for the growth of wheat; on the lands of Dysart the soil is of much thinner and lighter quality, but …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… the principal fuel is therefore brought from Markinch and Dysart. Melville, the property of the Earl of Leven and …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… of Customs in Scotland concerning seizures at Aberdeen and Dysart. My Lords desire the [said Scotch Exchequer Court] …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… the duties on Rhenish wine, for which the Countess of Dysart and her sisters petitioned, and also Mr. Trelawney, my …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… [ Ibid. Same from the daughters of William late Earl of Dysart (on reference from the King of July 6 last) concerning …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… what is to be done in it. The Earl of Lauderdale and Lady Dysart called in, and Lady Dysart's petition is read. A report to be drawn reporting Sir …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… all my Lords. The Earl of Lauderdale called in about Lady Dysart's business. Warrant for 1,600 l. on [the Customs of] …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… England. The Attorney General advises a surrender of Lady Dysart's letters patent [of her pension] by means of a fine, …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… to certify what is to be done to secure the King in Lady Dysart's business and yet that an authority remain to pay the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… the said overplus] as the Victuallers shall desire. Lord Dysart and Sir S. Bernardiston desire that 3444 l. or …