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Blyth, Mungo, schoolmaster at Cults,
129/j
boar, see animals
Board of Trustees, see Manufactures
boards, 18
see also planks
boats, see ships and shipping
Bogg (Boge), Jame, under-porter of
the ‘foreyet’ at Falkland, 44 and n
Bogg, John, yeoman in the Stable, $on
his servant, 50
Boleskine and Abertarff, see Abertarff
Bolton (Boltoun), East Lothian
parish of, 125, 136
school of, 125
Bona, see Abriachan
Bonally, Thomas, precentor and ses¬
sion clerk at Cameron, I28«
Bonar, David, his wife, 46
Bo’ness, see Borrowstounness
bonnet pieces, see coinage
Bontine, Robert Cunninghame, of
Ardoch, 218-20
committee and agents for, 216, 217
election campaign of, 216, 221-8
passim
member of Renfrewshire Political
Union, 218
books
at Paris, 150,152,153
belonging to James v, 44
piercing covers of, 159 and n
to be bought in Holland, 155-61,
163,166
boots, see clothing
Bordeaux, France, ships from, listed
at Dundee, 6in, yon
Border between England and Scot¬
land, traders and smugglers over,
180
Borders, eastern, shires of, 122
see also Berwickshire; East Lothian;
Roxburghshire; Selkirkshire
Borrowstounness (Bo’ness), West
Lothian, 173
schoolmaster in, xayn
233
Borthwick, William, schoolmaster in
Liberton, 135
Borthwick, Midlothian, parish of, 126,
I27n, 136
Boswell, James, 215
Botarie (Botharty), Aberdeenshire,
prebendary of, 8 and n
Bothol, see Duthil
Botriphnie and Aberlour (Bocruthy-
ner et Aberlohor), Banffshire,
prebendary of, 7 and n
Boudne, Thomas, schoolmaster in
Strathmartine, 140
Bouman, John, schoolmaster in Glen-
prosen, 140
Bowack (Bouack), Wilham, school¬
master of the burgh of Forfar,
140 and n
Bowar, John, schoolmaster in Dal¬
keith, 136
Boward, laird of, his servant, 42
Bowell, William, schoolmaster in
Farnell, 139
Bowman, see Bouman
bows, see arms and armour
boxes of James v, see coffers of James v
Braaven, Nairnshire
church of, 8 and n
vicar of, 9 and n
Brabant, Low Countries, 63
Brachlie (Brathelyn), Inverness-shire
vicar of, 7
see also Petty and Brachlie
Brack, Thomas, schoolmaster in
Swinton, 138
Brandon, duke of, see Hamilton,
fourth duke of
brandy, see imports
bread, see food
breams, see fish
Brechin, Angus
burgh-parish of, 129
James vm proclaimed at, 149
breeks, see cloth and clothing
Bristol, Gloucestershire, merchants
of, 5811
Blyth, Mungo, schoolmaster at Cults,
129/j
boar, see animals
Board of Trustees, see Manufactures
boards, 18
see also planks
boats, see ships and shipping
Bogg (Boge), Jame, under-porter of
the ‘foreyet’ at Falkland, 44 and n
Bogg, John, yeoman in the Stable, $on
his servant, 50
Boleskine and Abertarff, see Abertarff
Bolton (Boltoun), East Lothian
parish of, 125, 136
school of, 125
Bona, see Abriachan
Bonally, Thomas, precentor and ses¬
sion clerk at Cameron, I28«
Bonar, David, his wife, 46
Bo’ness, see Borrowstounness
bonnet pieces, see coinage
Bontine, Robert Cunninghame, of
Ardoch, 218-20
committee and agents for, 216, 217
election campaign of, 216, 221-8
passim
member of Renfrewshire Political
Union, 218
books
at Paris, 150,152,153
belonging to James v, 44
piercing covers of, 159 and n
to be bought in Holland, 155-61,
163,166
boots, see clothing
Bordeaux, France, ships from, listed
at Dundee, 6in, yon
Border between England and Scot¬
land, traders and smugglers over,
180
Borders, eastern, shires of, 122
see also Berwickshire; East Lothian;
Roxburghshire; Selkirkshire
Borrowstounness (Bo’ness), West
Lothian, 173
schoolmaster in, xayn
233
Borthwick, William, schoolmaster in
Liberton, 135
Borthwick, Midlothian, parish of, 126,
I27n, 136
Boswell, James, 215
Botarie (Botharty), Aberdeenshire,
prebendary of, 8 and n
Bothol, see Duthil
Botriphnie and Aberlour (Bocruthy-
ner et Aberlohor), Banffshire,
prebendary of, 7 and n
Boudne, Thomas, schoolmaster in
Strathmartine, 140
Bouman, John, schoolmaster in Glen-
prosen, 140
Bowack (Bouack), Wilham, school¬
master of the burgh of Forfar,
140 and n
Bowar, John, schoolmaster in Dal¬
keith, 136
Boward, laird of, his servant, 42
Bowell, William, schoolmaster in
Farnell, 139
Bowman, see Bouman
bows, see arms and armour
boxes of James v, see coffers of James v
Braaven, Nairnshire
church of, 8 and n
vicar of, 9 and n
Brabant, Low Countries, 63
Brachlie (Brathelyn), Inverness-shire
vicar of, 7
see also Petty and Brachlie
Brack, Thomas, schoolmaster in
Swinton, 138
Brandon, duke of, see Hamilton,
fourth duke of
brandy, see imports
bread, see food
breams, see fish
Brechin, Angus
burgh-parish of, 129
James vm proclaimed at, 149
breeks, see cloth and clothing
Bristol, Gloucestershire, merchants
of, 5811
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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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