- A
wapenshaw or
wapinshaw (from the Old
English for "weapon show") was
originally a
gathering and
review of
troops formerly held in
every district in Scotland...
- 18th
centuries in Scotland, a
muster or
military rendezvous,
called a "
wapinschaw" (a
weapon show - Scot’s
dialect wapen (weapon), shaw (show)) was held...
- (match), much (a cap),
muchkin (a
liquid measure),
skaff (scrounge),
wapinschaw (muster of militia),
wyssill (change of money), and the
coins plak, stek...
- the Gentleman's Magazine. Mayne's
Siller Gun was
based on a
Dumfries wapinschaw: the
competitors were
members of the corporations, and the
prize a silver...
- 1906 (6 Edw. 7. c. 38))
Wapinschaws Act 1425 (repealed) 1425 c. 17 1425 c. 60 11
March 1426 Of wapinschawingis. Of
wapinschaws. (Repealed by
Statute Law...
- 1906 (6 Edw. 7. c. 38))
Wapinschaws Act 1503 (repealed) 1503 c. 20 1503 c. 75 19
March 1504 Of wappinschawis. Of
wapinschaws. (Repealed by
Statute Law...
- (Repealed by
Statute Law
Revision (Scotland) Act 1906 (6 Edw. 7. c. 38))
Wapinschaws Act 1540 (repealed)
December 1540 c. 21 1540 c. 85 10
December 1540 Wapynschawingis...
- 38))
Wapinschaws Act 1491 (repealed)
April 1491 c. 13 1491 cc. 31-32 28
April 1491 Of
wapynschawingis foure tymes in the yere. Of
wapinschaws four times...
-
Upper Yard,
where the Kirk now stands, was held by the
magistrates and
wapinschaws were
conducted there. The
current church is
rectangular in plan, consisting...
- c. 44 6 May 1471 Of armouris—and of wapynschawing. Of armour; and of
wapinschaws. (Repealed by
Statute Law
Revision (Scotland) Act 1906 (6 Edw. 7. c....
