- e. Stirlingshire),
Linlithgow (i.e. West Lothian), Perth, Kincairdine,
Aberdene,
Inverness and Ross, Nairne, Cromarty, Argyle, Fyfe and Kinross, Forfar...
- e. Stirlingshire),
Linlithgow (i.e. West Lothian), Perth, Kincairdine,
Aberdene,
Inverness and Ross, Nairne, Cromarty, Argyle, Fyfe and Kinross, Forfar...
- e. Stirlingshire),
Linlithgow (i.e. West Lothian), Perth, Kincairdine,
Aberdene,
Inverness and Ross, Nairne, Cromarty, Argyle, Fyfe and Kinross, Forfar...
-
Professours of
Divinitie in
Aberdene,
Concerning the Late Covenant. Also,
Duplies of the
Ministers and
Professors of
Aberdene, to the
second Answers of...
- Earl of Morton;
secularised 1560,
leased to Earl of
Morton 18
August 1560
Aberdene Priory (erroneous[citation needed])
Aboyne Preceptory Knights Templar church...
- Ingland, and thay seik my
Loird Boithwell whear thay knaw he is nott, for
Aberdene is neir fowr
scoir mylis derrect north frome Edinburgh and
Kellso is twenty...
- love
poems extant in the
Bannatyne MS are
attributed to a
Mersar Roull of
Aberdene Roull of
Corstorphin — one
surviving poem
accredited to a Roull, (Roull...
- into his
armour schene, And gude Sir
Robert Davidson, Wha
provost was of
Aberdene: The
knicht of Panmure, as was sene, A
mortall man in
armour bricht, Sir...
- 1584 c. 45 22 May 1584
Ratificatioun of the
frerlandis and
annuellis of
Aberdene to the
hospitall thairof. Not
public and
general May 1584 c. 46 22 May...
- oil.
William Kennedy proposes the
spelling variations:
Aberdaen Aberdin Aberdene Abrydene The
Orkneyinga saga
records an Old
Norse variant of the name,...
