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hemp, 187,200
lace, Flanders, 200
linen, 200,204; see also exports
linseed, 187,200
money, 187 and n
oil, train, 63; whale, 200
paper, 200
pitch and tar, 200
potash, 200
silks, 179,187,189
soap, 200
spirits, 200
starch, 200
sugar, 179,189
tar, see pitch
timber, 198,200
tobacco, 179, 180 bis, 189, 197 bis
and n
wine, 70-72, 179, I94«; French,
179,180,187,188 and n, 198-200,
204, 205-6; Italian, 200; Portu¬
guese, 200, 207; Spanish, 62,
199-200,207
see also trade
Indian goods, duties on, 204
industry, Scottish
after Union, 180
impact of English competition on,
182
see also agriculture; exports; fisher¬
ies and fishing; imports; linen;
Manufactures; mining; textiles;
trade; woollen industry
Innermeath (Ennermath), fourth
Lord, John Stewart, 50
Innerwick (Inneruek), East Lothian,
parish of, schoolmaster in, 136
Inverallan (Inneralian, Inueralian,
Inveralian), Moray, 5
church of, 8 and n
Inveraray, Argyll, schoolmaster at,
123K
Inverarity (Innerarittie), Angus,
schoolmaster in, 140
Inveresk (Innerask), Midlothian,
schoolmasters in, 136
Inverkeillor (Innerkeillor), Angus,
schoolmaster in, 140
Inverkeithing, Fife
burgh-parish of, 128
cloth market at, 196M
Inverkeithny (Inuertony), Banffshire,
church of, 9 and n
Inverlochty, see Daviot and Inver-
lochty
Inverlochy (Innerlochy), Inverness-
shire, 8»
garrison of, 161
Inverness (Innemess, Inuemys)
garrison of, 161
shire of, I23n; arms restrictions in,
168
vicar of church of, 8 and n
Ireland, David, doctor in Perth, 141
Ireland (Ayrrland), 75,179
Irish friars, 42
iron, burning, 71,72
see also mining
Irvine, Ayrshire, presbytery of, 124M
Isle of Wight (Ayill of Weicht, Ayl
ofWeicht), 57,73, 81
Isles, see Western Isles
Italy
bounds of, Scottish ships in, 60
wines from, 200
see also Naples; Venice
jack, John, schoolmaster in Aber-
lemno, 140
jackets, see cloth and clothing
Jackis, tapassar, 50
Jacksone, James, schoolmaster in
parish of Dunbog, 139
Jacobite rebels (1715)
Andrew Fletcher’s opinion of, 147,
164
English, 150 and n
forces supporting, 149, 154-5,193»
movements of, 150-2
opposition of, to Union, 180, 193
prisoners, 517,167-70
249
hemp, 187,200
lace, Flanders, 200
linen, 200,204; see also exports
linseed, 187,200
money, 187 and n
oil, train, 63; whale, 200
paper, 200
pitch and tar, 200
potash, 200
silks, 179,187,189
soap, 200
spirits, 200
starch, 200
sugar, 179,189
tar, see pitch
timber, 198,200
tobacco, 179, 180 bis, 189, 197 bis
and n
wine, 70-72, 179, I94«; French,
179,180,187,188 and n, 198-200,
204, 205-6; Italian, 200; Portu¬
guese, 200, 207; Spanish, 62,
199-200,207
see also trade
Indian goods, duties on, 204
industry, Scottish
after Union, 180
impact of English competition on,
182
see also agriculture; exports; fisher¬
ies and fishing; imports; linen;
Manufactures; mining; textiles;
trade; woollen industry
Innermeath (Ennermath), fourth
Lord, John Stewart, 50
Innerwick (Inneruek), East Lothian,
parish of, schoolmaster in, 136
Inverallan (Inneralian, Inueralian,
Inveralian), Moray, 5
church of, 8 and n
Inveraray, Argyll, schoolmaster at,
123K
Inverarity (Innerarittie), Angus,
schoolmaster in, 140
Inveresk (Innerask), Midlothian,
schoolmasters in, 136
Inverkeillor (Innerkeillor), Angus,
schoolmaster in, 140
Inverkeithing, Fife
burgh-parish of, 128
cloth market at, 196M
Inverkeithny (Inuertony), Banffshire,
church of, 9 and n
Inverlochty, see Daviot and Inver-
lochty
Inverlochy (Innerlochy), Inverness-
shire, 8»
garrison of, 161
Inverness (Innemess, Inuemys)
garrison of, 161
shire of, I23n; arms restrictions in,
168
vicar of church of, 8 and n
Ireland, David, doctor in Perth, 141
Ireland (Ayrrland), 75,179
Irish friars, 42
iron, burning, 71,72
see also mining
Irvine, Ayrshire, presbytery of, 124M
Isle of Wight (Ayill of Weicht, Ayl
ofWeicht), 57,73, 81
Isles, see Western Isles
Italy
bounds of, Scottish ships in, 60
wines from, 200
see also Naples; Venice
jack, John, schoolmaster in Aber-
lemno, 140
jackets, see cloth and clothing
Jackis, tapassar, 50
Jacksone, James, schoolmaster in
parish of Dunbog, 139
Jacobite rebels (1715)
Andrew Fletcher’s opinion of, 147,
164
English, 150 and n
forces supporting, 149, 154-5,193»
movements of, 150-2
opposition of, to Union, 180, 193
prisoners, 517,167-70
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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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