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Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… left here, as I believe, and if that Thomas left with Craig "were commit" here, the said Gudman should receive the whole. We marvel "of" this Craig's delay, but I have written to him, as does Anderson, …
Survey of London
… 1837 a building to house such a collection was obtained in Craig's Court, Whitehall. In 1838 a commission was appointed … of building stones were added to the collection at Craig's Court. Within a few years the museum and the Survey …
Journals of the Board of Trade and Plantations
… and Company. Of Lemuel Liddard and Company. Of Robert Craig and Company. Of Nicholas Skinner. Of Thomas Missing and …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… mountains of the counties of Perth, Angus, and Argyll. The craig of Balcarres commands a diversified view of the … every species of trap formation; and Balcarres Craig, which rises from a deep ravine to a similar height, … not surpassed in any part of the Highlands. The range of Craig Chailleach, ascending abruptly from the lands of …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… the Cunninghame family; Thornton House; Carmel-Bank; and Craig; all modern mansions beautifully situated. There are …
Survey of London
… late summer of 1898. The architect was Robert Sawyer of Craig's Court, Charing Cross, and the builders were W. H. …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… the event, the cliff under which he landed is still called Craig-David. During the siege of Dunnottar Castle by the … Stirling Castle, the rocks of Craigforth and the Abbey Craig, the braes of Monteith, and the range of the Grampians …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… The principal mountains are, the Clints of Drumore, Craig, Pibble, Cairnharrow, and Larg, varying from 800 to … the level of the sea: the eastern range rises at Knock-Craig, on the north, to a height of 1400, and at Kirkmichael … near the shore of Cromarty Frith are the ruins of Castle-Craig, said to have been originally built by the Urquharts, …