-
divided into two
quaternions called "pillars" and "vicars", respectively):
Seill ("pillars"),
Vicari ("vicars"),
Marggraven (margraves),
Lantgraven (landgraves)...
-
Scalpay Sgalpaigh Norse: "ship island" Seil Sal?
Probably pre-Celtic "stream"
Seill Saoil Gaelic:
sealg – "hunting island"
Shuna Unknown Norse Possibly "sea...
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Right wing 1.
Seill ("pillars"), 3.
Marggrauen (margraves), 5.
Burggrauen (burggraves), 7.
Semper freie (nobles), 9.
Stett (cities), 11.
Bauern (peasants)...
- In the mid-16th
century Monro wrote of Seil: "Narrest this iyle
layes Seill, thre myle of lenthe, ane half myle breidth,
leyand from the
southwest to...
- 69 — 4
August 1621 Act in
favoures of Sr
Richert ****burne lord
Previe Seill. Not
public and
general 1621 c. 70 — 4
August 1621
Ratificatioun to Sr Robert...
- heir yow convoy,
Baythe sone and weill, God and
Sanct Geill, To
sonce and
seill,
solace and joy, God and
Sanct Geill heir yow convoy. Out of
Stirling paynis...
-
confirmationis of
kirklandis subscryvit of auld be the king and
under the
privie seill. (Repealed by
Statute Law
Revision (Scotland) Act 1906 (6 Edw. 7. c. 38))...
- get the woir Quod he,
quhen I
forsuk my pluche, I trow I but
forsuk my
seill, And I will to my
pluch agane, For I and this hous will
nevir do weill....
- to seik ovr the sey, that
saiklese was sald, / The syre that
sendis all
seill,
suthly to sane." ("In the time of Arthur, as
honest men have told me, the...
-
Gamhna is in Loch Melfort. 30
Luyng 31
Lunge Lumga Luing 31
Saoill or
Seill 32
Seill Seila Seil 32
Sevnay 33
Seunay Scana Shuna,
Slate Islands 33 Sklaitt...