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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… in defending the passage of the Ribble against the Scottish rebels. In 1701, the Duke of Norfolk, the Earl of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… in 1257. There are places of worship for Wesleyans and Scottish Seceders. About a mile west of the castle is an …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and eight pieces of cannon. In 1648, a numerous body of Scottish troops, under the command of the Duke of Hamilton, … of war. In 1651, Lambert encountered and repulsed the Scottish army under the command of the young king, near the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… English do equal 12 ounces 4 pennyweight and 9 grains Scottish do remain, the one of them with the General of the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… doorkeepers, coal, candle & other necessaries to the late [Scottish] Secretary's Office at Whitehall 400 Andrew Kinier, …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Britain) III, pp. 2746. There is no specific Act of the Scottish Legislature which imposes a Duty of 12 d. per bushel …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… to the salary of the office of Conservator [of the Scottish privileges] in the Netherlands, my Lord has put a … supra, p. 43, concerning the charging of seizures: the Scottish Commissioners of Customs having by their letter of …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… of their goods & the Conservator [of the Privileges of the Scottish Nation in the Netherlands] is bound to call for …