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Survey of London
… estates were made by the third Marquess and first Duke Reay Forest in Sutherlandshire, which he leased from his …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… Page, who tried the cause, had some hot words with Mr. Reay relating to the trial, and thereupon the judge …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… Ridley Matt. Featherstonehaugh 1707 Joseph Atkinson Henry Reay 1708 Robert Fenwick Edward Johnson 1709 George Whinfield … Reed 1711 M. Featherstonhaugh Francis Rudston 1712 Henry Reay Joseph Green 1713 Richard Raey Joseph Green 1714 Edward … Johnson 1728 Stephen Coulson John Stephenson 1729 Henry Reay Cuthbert Smith 1730 Francis Rudston William Harbottle …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… timber 41 9 11 J. Renwick and Co. ditto 16 15 2 William Reay, ditto 10 8 2 W. Scott and Co. ditto 11 19 9 Shadforth …
Old and New London
… for forgery, 1776; the Rev. Mr. Hackman, for shooting Miss Reay, 1779; Ryland, the engraver, for forgery, 1783; …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… departmental committee, under the chairmanship of Lord Reay, was appointed to consider the organization of Oriental … Religion, and Customs of these peoples. . . .' The Reay Committee's recommendations were not immediately … of Oriental Languages upon the lines recommended' in the Reay Report. Following the report of the second committee, …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… to a large extent, obtained the appellation of Lord Reay's country; it is now the property of the Duke of … 1680, was nearly rebuilt in 1731, at the expense of Lord Reay, and substantially repaired in 1779; it is a neat …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Lord Lindores, for same on a same. 50 l. to George, Lord Reay, for same on a same. 50 l. to John, Lord Ballenden, for …
Old and New London
… 6 we have spoken at some length of the murder of Miss Reay by the Rev. Mr. Hackman. Boswell was present at …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… 16251649, Add., page 412. The persons arrested were Lords Reay and Ochiltree, with one Meldrum, another Scot. They had …