Annals of Scotland: From the Yeir 1514 to the Yeir 1591Constable, 1814 - 62 σελίδες |
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Annals of Scotland: From the Year 1514 to the Year 1591 (1814) George Marioreybanks,John Graham Dalyell Δεν υπάρχει διαθέσιμη προεπισκόπηση - 2009 |
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Appryle Athole auen banisht batell beheadit betuix burgh callit capitane castell of Edinburgh companey confederatts Dalkeith day of Februarij day of Julay dayes Denmark depairt diuers Douglass Duck of Lennox Earle of Angus Earle of Arran Earle of Bothuell Earle of Huntly Earle of Lennox Earle of Morton Earle of Murray Earll Edin embassador factione fauor Feild Fleiming forfaulted forsaid France furth Gourey governour of Scotland grate armey haldin hame Hamiltone heirafter Holyrudhous Holyrudhouss Imediatly James Earle James the Fyft James the Sext John Lesley Julay King James knights Leith Lochleivin Lord Home lyffe lyk maner maist maney Marey meane tyme Monseur mounth of Junij mounth of Maij moyane Nidrie nobility pairt parliament past prissoner Queine of England quha quher quherin quhill quho regent samen Scotts Sir Francis Russel slaine sone St Andrews Steuart Streueling struken sundry takin ther toune of Edinburghe tyme Villiam vith vnquhill vpone vthers yeir therafter
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Σελίδα 5 - Percy's researches, and a considerable sum in those days he has proved it to be. If it was an xviii penny groat it could command not a few luxuries, as the following curious extract shews: — " In the yeir of God, 1533, Sir Walter Coupar, chaplaine in Edinburghe, gate a pynte of vyne, a laiffe of 36 vnce vaight, a peck of aite meill, a pynte of aill, a scheipe head, ane penny candell, and a faire woman, for ane xviii penny grotte.
Σελίδα 10 - mornynge, very erly, we began where we lefte, and continued burnynge all that daye, " and the two dayes nexte ensuinge contynually, so that neyther within the wawles nor " in the suburbes was lefte any one house unbrent, besydes the innumerable botyes, " spoyles, and pyllages, that our souldyours brought from thense, notwithstanding ha" bundance which we consumed with fyer.