- Curling, H (1839). Some
Account of The
Field of the
Cloth of Gold of
Eglintoun.
Sampson Low.. Doyle, Richard. The
Eglinton Tournament, 1840 Dunlop, J...
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Eglinton Estate Seagate Castle Some
authorities spell the
title as Earl of
Eglintoun "Earl of Eglinton". Debrett's Peerage, Baronetage,
Knightage and Companionage...
- with
treason and
hanged in
Edinburgh Tollbooth. When the
second Earl of
Eglintoun,
chief of Clan
Montgomery was
released after the
battle of
Langside he...
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Lamberton is a hilly,
former landed estate in Berwickshire, Scotland, its
eastern boundary being the
North Sea. It is 4
miles (6.4 km)
north of Berwick-upon-Tweed...
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bridge built further downstream. The
usual spelling is 'Eglinton',
however Eglintoun,
Eglintoune or
Eglintown are
encountered in old
books and maps. The Eglinton...
-
autumn of 1839 he
spent a month's
holiday in Scotland,
witnessing the
Eglintoun Tournament,
which he
described in the Chronicle, and
making acquaintances...
- designation. Nevertheless, he was
killed in a feud with Hugh
Montgomery of
Eglintoun in 1484, when he must have been
under sixteen.
According to Boyd of Trochrig...
- 18. The
Trial of
Mungo Campbell for the
Murder of
Alexander Earl of
Eglintoun. (1770). London. Page 2 The
Trial of
Mungo Campbell, page 3, D. Wilson...
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stepped from
their sedan chairs.
Paterson records that "Susanna
Countess of
Eglintoun was amiable,
accomplished and beautiful. A
portrait of her
ladyship when...
- Monk of Bery — John
Lydgate (died 1451)
Gower (died 1408) Syr Hew of
Eglintoun —
historical figure (died 1377), brother-in-law to
Robert II; ****ociation...
