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MISCELLANY X
238
Crage, Robe, tailor, 42
Craigie, Perthshire, schoolmaster in,
140
Crail, Fife, 64
schoolmaster at, 139/1
Cramond, Edinburgh, schoolmaster
in, 135
crane, see birds
Cranston (Cranstoun), Midlothian
kirk of, vacancy at, 127/1
parish of, 127,136
Crawford, Andrew, doctor, 222 ter
Crawford, William, in Lisbon, his
appointment as consul there, 60
Crawford, Dr, Port Glasgow, 226
crear, see ships and shipping, boats
Creich, Fife, parish of, 129/1,139
Crete, 59
crew, ship’s, see ships and shipping
Crichton (Crightoun), Alexander, of
Brunstane (Brunstoun, Brwnt-
ston), 35/1,41
his servant, 35
Crichton, Sir John, of Strathurd, 17
Crichton,John, precentor and school¬
master at Fala, 127/1
Crichton, John, schoolmaster in Dal¬
keith, 136
Crichton (Creightoun), Midlothian,
parish of, 126,127/1,136
Crofts, John, schoolmaster at Men-
muir, 129/1
Cromarty
arms restrictions in, 168
shire of, 123/1
crops, see agriculture
Crossbow, yeoman of, see Tennent,
John
Crossflat, Renfrewshire, 221
crowns, see coinage
Croy and Lunan (Chrochy et Lun-
eny), prebendary of the church
of, 7 and n
Cujacius, Jacobus, French jurist, 157
and n
Cuke, George, 23/1
Cule, [blank], falconer, 42, 47
Culross, Fife, burgh-parish of,
grammar school in, 128
Cults, Fife, 128,129/1
Cumnock, Ayrshire, parish of,
grammar school in, 123/1
Cunaeus, Petrus, 160
Cunningham (Cuningam, Cuning-
ham, Cuninghame, Cunyghame)
Alexander, critic, 150/1, 156,158
bis, 162, 163, 171
advice on books, 156,158,159,162,
163
health of, 152,153,161
messages from Andrew Fletcher of
Saltoun to, 150, 151, 155, 157,
158,170,171
Cunningham, Alexander, historian,
British envoy to Venice, 150
and n
Cunningham, Alexander, professor of
philosophy, college of Edin¬
burgh, 134
Cunningham, Sir James, of Glen-
gamock, consul at Cadiz, 60, 64
and/t
Cunningham, [blank], lutar, 50
cunyehous, see mint of Scotland
Cupar, see Couper
Cupar (Cowper), Fife, burgh of
James v at, 19, 44
schoolmaster and doctor in, 141
Curia, see Roman Curia
Currie, James, schoolmaster at Fala,
127/1
Currie, Midlothian, schoolmaster in,
135
Currier, James, mair of the sheriff¬
dom of Angus, 139,140
customs
accounts of, 56
duties, 6on, 199,204,209 and n
English officials, 194/1
regulations concerning books, 159
and n, 162
see also Entry Books; excise; ships
238
Crage, Robe, tailor, 42
Craigie, Perthshire, schoolmaster in,
140
Crail, Fife, 64
schoolmaster at, 139/1
Cramond, Edinburgh, schoolmaster
in, 135
crane, see birds
Cranston (Cranstoun), Midlothian
kirk of, vacancy at, 127/1
parish of, 127,136
Crawford, Andrew, doctor, 222 ter
Crawford, William, in Lisbon, his
appointment as consul there, 60
Crawford, Dr, Port Glasgow, 226
crear, see ships and shipping, boats
Creich, Fife, parish of, 129/1,139
Crete, 59
crew, ship’s, see ships and shipping
Crichton (Crightoun), Alexander, of
Brunstane (Brunstoun, Brwnt-
ston), 35/1,41
his servant, 35
Crichton, Sir John, of Strathurd, 17
Crichton,John, precentor and school¬
master at Fala, 127/1
Crichton, John, schoolmaster in Dal¬
keith, 136
Crichton (Creightoun), Midlothian,
parish of, 126,127/1,136
Crofts, John, schoolmaster at Men-
muir, 129/1
Cromarty
arms restrictions in, 168
shire of, 123/1
crops, see agriculture
Crossbow, yeoman of, see Tennent,
John
Crossflat, Renfrewshire, 221
crowns, see coinage
Croy and Lunan (Chrochy et Lun-
eny), prebendary of the church
of, 7 and n
Cujacius, Jacobus, French jurist, 157
and n
Cuke, George, 23/1
Cule, [blank], falconer, 42, 47
Culross, Fife, burgh-parish of,
grammar school in, 128
Cults, Fife, 128,129/1
Cumnock, Ayrshire, parish of,
grammar school in, 123/1
Cunaeus, Petrus, 160
Cunningham (Cuningam, Cuning-
ham, Cuninghame, Cunyghame)
Alexander, critic, 150/1, 156,158
bis, 162, 163, 171
advice on books, 156,158,159,162,
163
health of, 152,153,161
messages from Andrew Fletcher of
Saltoun to, 150, 151, 155, 157,
158,170,171
Cunningham, Alexander, historian,
British envoy to Venice, 150
and n
Cunningham, Alexander, professor of
philosophy, college of Edin¬
burgh, 134
Cunningham, Sir James, of Glen-
gamock, consul at Cadiz, 60, 64
and/t
Cunningham, [blank], lutar, 50
cunyehous, see mint of Scotland
Cupar, see Couper
Cupar (Cowper), Fife, burgh of
James v at, 19, 44
schoolmaster and doctor in, 141
Curia, see Roman Curia
Currie, James, schoolmaster at Fala,
127/1
Currie, Midlothian, schoolmaster in,
135
Currier, James, mair of the sheriff¬
dom of Angus, 139,140
customs
accounts of, 56
duties, 6on, 199,204,209 and n
English officials, 194/1
regulations concerning books, 159
and n, 162
see also Entry Books; excise; ships
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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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