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A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… and is attained by pleasing and varied walks, with seats at intervals for the accommodation of the visiter. The … in the district of Abernethy, a commodious structure, with seats for 600 persons, was erected eighty years since; and … and Lord Strath-Alveth, conveying the patronage of the kirk, with considerable property here, to the abbot of Cupar. …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… has given place to a few ornamental plantations. The other seats are, Penralt, erected in the year 1813, a mansion in …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… canal skirts the township. There are some ancient seats, among which is Abram Hall, a moated brick mansion …
Charters and Documents relating to the City of Glasgow 1175-1649
… to the application by Glasgow for aid in repairing the kirk of Glasgow. Ayr, 18 June 1583. MS. Records of … friars, nuns, monks, or canons, or to any college kirk founded for singing, or to any prebendary or chaplainry … should always be lawful to the King to set in feu farm any kirk lands that were not so set before, if any such there …
Charters and Documents relating to the City of Glasgow 1175-1649
… 1639-49 163949 209. ACT of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the KIRK of SCOTLAND ordaining, inter alia, "That episcopal … and power of kirkmen be holden still as unlawful in this kirk." Edinburgh, 17 August 1639. Acts of the General … cure in place of the Archbishop, for repairing the High Kirk, and for assisting schools and hospitals, the teinds, …