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A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… length; it is bounded, on one side, by the lofty mountain Ben Lomond, of which the richly-wooded declivity extends to … plantations, and on the south-west by the mountain of Ben Don, 1500 feet in height, and of which the sides are … waters of the Duchray, a stream rising near the summit of Ben Lomond, and which is also regarded as the source of the …
St Martin-in-the-Fields
… for havinge receyved more this firste yeare, then haith ben ynployd otherwise in this o r firste yeares accompte the …
St Martin-in-the-Fields
… for havinge Receyved more this fyrste yere then hathe ben ymployed otherwise in this o r fyrste yeres accompte the …
St Martin-in-the-Fields
… fo r haveinge receyvid more this firste yeare then hath ben ymployed the iuste some of viij li iiij s vj d ob' …