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A History of the County of Middlesex
… Roberts Built: C. P. Roberts & Co. 1868-1968 (booklet). A. Muir, Andersons of Islington (1963). Gtr. Lond. ed. Coppock …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… ways, the one towards Holyrood, the other by Borough Muir (Borow Moore) towards the castle. His Majesty stood in …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… order for the apprehension of some highlandmen and of John Muir (Mowre), Alan and George, his brethren, who on the 2nd …
Joshua Johnson's Letterbook, 1771-1774
… you put this letter out of your hands and scold J[ohn] Muir [deputy naval officer] for his neglect. Send them by way …
Joshua Johnson's Letterbook, 1771-1774
… to a public good, I am content. Your J. D[avidson] and J. Muir's name has been handed here on the back of a handbill … had like to have prejudiced us much. Yours, Joney Muir's and S[tephen] West's names were selected from amongst … situation as other people's. I had likewise sent Joney Muir's paper, but he will lose nothing by it. Had this ship …
Journals of the Board of Trade and Plantations
… Colonies; and Mr. Eyre, sollicitor in behalf of Mr. Muir, agent for the captors of prize ships and goods carried …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… east it reaches the summit of a range of hills called the Muir of Leckan, twenty-four miles long; and on the west is … another range, also twenty-four miles long, called the Mid-Muir. The scenery is of the highest order, consisting of a …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… largest cattlefair in the north of Scotland is held on the Muir of Ord, for the accommodation of dealers from every part … trap, and basalt; the coal is wrought at Garscube, Law Muir, and Castle-Hill, where it occurs at depths varying from …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… place, originating in some disputed ground, called the Muir Moss, which was claimed by both towns, and where a …
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