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MISCELLANY X
Ballingry, Fife, 128
ballot
secret, 220
voting by, 218
Balmerino (Balmyrrino), Fife, parish
of, schoolmaster in, 139 and n
Balnaves (Balnavys), Henry, of Hal-
hill, clerk of Treasury, 32 and n
Baltic, 62
see also trade
Band, Kilbimie, 223, 228
Banff (Bamff), shire of, I23»
arms restrictions in, 168
banks
Bank of Scotland, 181, i88n, 2o8n
British Linen Company, 146
land bank, proposal for, 188
Royal Bank of Scotland, 181, 2o8k
bannocks, see food
baptism, order of, 102-4
Bara, East Lothian, parish of, 125-6
Barbary, coast of, 59-60
Barbour, John, groom in the Ward¬
robe, 33 and «, 41, 44
barley mill, Saltoun, 146
barque, see ships and shipping, boats
barrel, see cask; tar
Barrhead, Renfrewshire, 223
Barrone, [blank], falconer, 34
Barton (Bartoune), John, of Leith,
son of Robert B. of Over Barn-
ton, 1 8k, 43 and n
Bathgate, West Lothian, school¬
master in, 127K
Bawtie (Bawte the dog), 21 and n, 40
Baxter (Baxstar), [blank], falconer to
John Tennent, 29 and n, 45
bear, see agriculture
Beaton, David, Cardinal, 17,24
his servant, 41
Beauly (Bello Loco), Inverness-shire,
prior of, 9
beds, 18
Beith, Ayrshire, 124K, 227 ter
Belem (Bellein), suburb of Lisbon,
Portugal, 69 bis
Belgium, see Antwerp; Brussels;
Ghent; Ostend
Bell, William, schoolmaster in South
Leith, 135
Bell, Willie, groom in the great
larder, 30 and n, 34, 44
Bellenden (Bellendus), William, pro¬
fessor of humanity, university of
Paris, 158 and n
belt, see cloth and clothing
Benavidius, Marcus, called Mantu-
anus, 160
Bencius, Franciscus, 160
Benvie, Angus, schoolmaster in,
140
Bergen (Bergan), Norway, 66, 79
Berwick, duke of, James Fitzjames,
natural son ofjames vii, 168 and
Berwickshire, 123K, 138
see also Borders, eastern
Betanzos (Beitanss, Betanss, Bettans),
Portugal, 69 bis, 78, 80, 81
Bidermanus (Biddamani, Bidde-
manus). Jacobus, 160,161
birds
crane, 38
hawks, 20,29,45
herons, 29
partridges, 40 and n
swan, 39,43
wildfowl, 20
woodcocks, 30
see also food
Bimie (Brenach), Moray, parson of,
pandn
biscuit, ship’s, see food
Black (Blak), Andro, 76
Black, John, schoolmaster in Tynning-
hame parish, 136
Blackford, see Blakfurd
Black friars, 38
Blair, Andrew, janitor in Perth, 141
Blair, Robert, schoolmaster in Col¬
lege Wynd, Edinburgh, 135
Blakfurd, lady of, 39
MISCELLANY X
Ballingry, Fife, 128
ballot
secret, 220
voting by, 218
Balmerino (Balmyrrino), Fife, parish
of, schoolmaster in, 139 and n
Balnaves (Balnavys), Henry, of Hal-
hill, clerk of Treasury, 32 and n
Baltic, 62
see also trade
Band, Kilbimie, 223, 228
Banff (Bamff), shire of, I23»
arms restrictions in, 168
banks
Bank of Scotland, 181, i88n, 2o8n
British Linen Company, 146
land bank, proposal for, 188
Royal Bank of Scotland, 181, 2o8k
bannocks, see food
baptism, order of, 102-4
Bara, East Lothian, parish of, 125-6
Barbary, coast of, 59-60
Barbour, John, groom in the Ward¬
robe, 33 and «, 41, 44
barley mill, Saltoun, 146
barque, see ships and shipping, boats
barrel, see cask; tar
Barrhead, Renfrewshire, 223
Barrone, [blank], falconer, 34
Barton (Bartoune), John, of Leith,
son of Robert B. of Over Barn-
ton, 1 8k, 43 and n
Bathgate, West Lothian, school¬
master in, 127K
Bawtie (Bawte the dog), 21 and n, 40
Baxter (Baxstar), [blank], falconer to
John Tennent, 29 and n, 45
bear, see agriculture
Beaton, David, Cardinal, 17,24
his servant, 41
Beauly (Bello Loco), Inverness-shire,
prior of, 9
beds, 18
Beith, Ayrshire, 124K, 227 ter
Belem (Bellein), suburb of Lisbon,
Portugal, 69 bis
Belgium, see Antwerp; Brussels;
Ghent; Ostend
Bell, William, schoolmaster in South
Leith, 135
Bell, Willie, groom in the great
larder, 30 and n, 34, 44
Bellenden (Bellendus), William, pro¬
fessor of humanity, university of
Paris, 158 and n
belt, see cloth and clothing
Benavidius, Marcus, called Mantu-
anus, 160
Bencius, Franciscus, 160
Benvie, Angus, schoolmaster in,
140
Bergen (Bergan), Norway, 66, 79
Berwick, duke of, James Fitzjames,
natural son ofjames vii, 168 and
Berwickshire, 123K, 138
see also Borders, eastern
Betanzos (Beitanss, Betanss, Bettans),
Portugal, 69 bis, 78, 80, 81
Bidermanus (Biddamani, Bidde-
manus). Jacobus, 160,161
birds
crane, 38
hawks, 20,29,45
herons, 29
partridges, 40 and n
swan, 39,43
wildfowl, 20
woodcocks, 30
see also food
Bimie (Brenach), Moray, parson of,
pandn
biscuit, ship’s, see food
Black (Blak), Andro, 76
Black, John, schoolmaster in Tynning-
hame parish, 136
Blackford, see Blakfurd
Black friars, 38
Blair, Andrew, janitor in Perth, 141
Blair, Robert, schoolmaster in Col¬
lege Wynd, Edinburgh, 135
Blakfurd, lady of, 39
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| Description | At head of title: Volume X. Edinburgh : Printed for the Scottish History Society by T. and A. Contable, 1965. Contents: E.W.M. Balfour-Mellville (1887-1963), a memoir / by D.B. Horn. -- Bagimond's roll for the diocese of Moray / edited by Charles Burns -- Accounts of the King's Pursemaster, 1539-1540 / edited by Athol L. Murray. -- Papers of a Dundee shipping dispute, 1600-1604 / edited by W.A. McNeill -- A scottish liturgy of the reign of James VI / edited by Gordon Donaldson -- Lists of schoolmasters teaching Latin, 1690 / edited by Donald J. Withrington -- Letters of Andrew Fletcher of Saltoun and his family, 1715-1716 / edited by Irene J. Murray -- Sir John Clerk's observation on the present circumstances of Scotland, 1730 / edited by T.C. Smout -- A Renfrewshire election account, 1832 / edited by William Ferguson. |
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| Description | Over 180 volumes, published by the Scottish History Society, containing original sources on Scotland's history and people. With a wide range of subjects, the books collectively cover all periods from the 12th to 20th centuries, and reflect changing trends in Scottish history. Sources are accompanied by scholarly interpretation, references and bibliographies. Volumes are usually published annually, and more digitised volumes will be added as they become available. |
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