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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 478; iv. 264. New Coll., Oxf., Mun. 4970, deed, Best and Mackintosh to New Coll., 1912, and attached map. Andrews and … 1849; abstr. of title of M. H. Best; deed, Best and Mackintosh to New Coll., 1912; ex inf. Mr. A. G. Stratton, … Oxf., Mun. 4970, tithe award. Ibid. 4970, deed, Best and Mackintosh to New Coll., 1912, and attached map. Ex inf. Mr. …
A History of the County of Hertford
… near the mill and afterwards (1818) let it to Sir James Mackintosh, who had been appointed professor of law and …
Cardiff Records
… Stuart. " 8. " Lady Gertrude Amelia Stuart. " 13. " Anne Mackintosh. 1813. Burials. Sept r 7. Sarah Jones of Little …
Old and New London
… Lardner's "Cyclopdia," contributed to by Scott, Tom Moore, Mackintosh, &c., and which ended in 1846 with the 133rd …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Poyntz, D. Smith, J. Extra Clerks Winter, M. Wolfe, L. Mackintosh, J. Clerk of Minutes Winter, M. Chief Clerk of …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… of Moray; other portions seem to have belonged to the Mackintosh and Kilravock families at a very early period, and … of Munro of Fowlis. In 1368, William, the seventh lord Mackintosh, had his residence here, at Connage; and after the … in the north, put to death William, the fifteenth laird of Mackintosh, and declared all his lands to be forfeited. In …
Old and New London
… His first publication was a pamphlet in reply to Sir James Mackintosh's "Essay on Parliamentary Reform" in the Edinburgh …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of Queen Eliz. ii, 279. Camden, Annals, 305. Ibid. 306 ; Mackintosh, Hist. of Engl. iii, 309. Camden, Annals, 306. …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… and partially occupied in 1715 by the old Brigadier Mackintosh, has been removed, with its fine gardens and …
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