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A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… various other relics of antiquity. There are also several cairns in the parish. Among the most distinguished natives of …
Survey of London
… Their first occupants included the Earl of Durham, Lord Cairns and Lord Blantyre. 32 Freake liked to sell the leases … 1 Sept. 1864, J. S. Forbes, 24 March 1866, Sir H. M. Cairns, 8 March 1867, W. Crawford, 1 March 1870. P.R.O., Ed …
Survey of London
… one county court judge, the latter being a baronet. Baron Cairns, of No. 29 Cromwell Road, had already served as Lord …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… in the parliamentary borough of Rhaiadr. Here are several cairns, the most remarkable of which is Tommen Sant Fraid, …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… circles, British forts, Roman roads, ancient castles, cairns, mounds, and various other relics. The county contains …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… rugged defile is pointed out by a dyke of earth, and some cairns are yet remaining, in which sepulchral urns of burnt …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… about one acre of ground. In the vicinity are several cairns and tumuli, and in another part of the parish is a …