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Стр. 56
But the case was otherwise in any attempt to divide the lands, or to decree to any
one of these parties some particular portion of the fief in property. According to
the territorial principle, which certainly then existed in Scotland with regard to
titles ...
But the case was otherwise in any attempt to divide the lands, or to decree to any
one of these parties some particular portion of the fief in property. According to
the territorial principle, which certainly then existed in Scotland with regard to
titles ...
Стр. 104
... elder and first borne of their modir." A submission to this effect was entered into
between Dernely and Gleneagles, without any mention of the correlative rights of
Merchiston, on the 21st June 1477. This was continued of consent of parties to ...
... elder and first borne of their modir." A submission to this effect was entered into
between Dernely and Gleneagles, without any mention of the correlative rights of
Merchiston, on the 21st June 1477. This was continued of consent of parties to ...
Стр. 108
There is likewise produced, a copy of the decision, given by Lord Lyle and Lord
Oliphant, in 1491, upon the subject ; the determination of which the parties had
finally submitted to them, with six other noblemen and gentlemen mutually
named, ...
There is likewise produced, a copy of the decision, given by Lord Lyle and Lord
Oliphant, in 1491, upon the subject ; the determination of which the parties had
finally submitted to them, with six other noblemen and gentlemen mutually
named, ...
Стр. 125
By the fragment in question, it is not proved that such a contract ever existed, or at
least, that John Napier and his spouse had ever become parties to it ; and the
whole circumstances under which the fragment appears tend rather to the ...
By the fragment in question, it is not proved that such a contract ever existed, or at
least, that John Napier and his spouse had ever become parties to it ; and the
whole circumstances under which the fragment appears tend rather to the ...
Стр. 135
the part of Haldane to usurp the patrimonial rights of the eldest coheiress. There
is not a shadow of evidence produced, that either John Napier or Elizabeth Men-
teith were parties to that contract, or that it ever became matter of judicial record ...
the part of Haldane to usurp the patrimonial rights of the eldest coheiress. There
is not a shadow of evidence produced, that either John Napier or Elizabeth Men-
teith were parties to that contract, or that it ever became matter of judicial record ...
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Agnes Menteith Albany Alexander Napier ancient Archibald Napier Avandale barony brieves brother Buccleuch cadency Castle charter charter-chest chiston claim coheiresses Comitatus contract Countess of Lennox Crown dated daughter deed Dernely's descended dignity dimedietate Donald Duchess Isabella Duchess of Albany Duke Earl Duncan Earl of Fife Earl of Lennox earldom of Lennox Edinburgh eldest Elizabeth Menteith engrailed estates evidence excambion fact father favour feudal fief genealogy Gleneagles grant Haldane's heir heirs-general honours Howpaslot infeft James James III John Haldane John Lord Dernely John Napier Johnne King lady landis lands Levenax Lord Napier Lordship Luton-hoo manerium Margaret marriage married Mathew Memoirs of Merchiston messuage Napier of Merchiston Parliament parties peerage possession primogeniture principal messuage quhilk records reign retour Riddell royal Rusky saltier says Scot Scotland Scott of Thirlestane seal seisin Sir Archibald Sir Archibald Napier Sir William sister Stewart terrarum tion Tracts Walter William Naper Woodhead
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| Название | History of the partition of the Lennox |
| Авторы | Mark Napier, Lennox (earls of.) |
| Опубликована: | 1835 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Оксфордский университет |
| Оцифровано | 29 июн 2006 |
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