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		Edmonstone House, the seat of John Wauchop, Esq., is a handsome modern mansion, situated in an ample demesne tastefully laid out, and embellished with thriving plantations.
		The ancient castle of Sir John de Graham, the intimate friend and zealous adherent of Sir William Wallace, and who was killed while fighting by the side of that hero in the battle of Falkirk, is still standing, though in ruins; it appears to have been of great strength.
		By the forfeiture of William Soules in the reign of Robert I., the barony of Nisbet became the property of Walter, steward of Scotland; and in 1371 the baronies of Nisbet and Ednam were granted by Robert II.
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		William Edmondstoune Aytoun Scottish poet, was born in Edinburgh.
		William Lisle Bowles English poet and antiquary, was rector of Bremhill in Wiltshire from 1804 to his death, and (from 1828) canon residentiary of Salisb...
		William Kingdon Clifford English novelist, daughter of John Lane, formerly of Barbados, W.Indies, and widow of W.K. Clifford, the mathematician.
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		William Rollo, 4th of Duncrub, served heir to his grandfather on 9 July, 1481, and was a witness to a Notarial Instrument by Sir Humphrey Moray of Abercairney in 1483.
		Humphrey Rollo, present at the retour of William Moray, as son and heir of the late William Moray of Castleton, on 9 May, 1516, and obtained the lands of Findowy before 6 March, 1542.
		William Rollo, 1st of Balbegie, obtained the lands of Balbegie and became a Burgess of Dundee.
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	WILLIAM EDMONSTONE AYTOUN BIOGRAPHY - LIFE - HISTORY - BOOKS - FACTS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		A short biography of WILLIAM EDMONSTONE AYTOUN, including life and history; from the Biographical Dictionary of English Literature by John Cousin
		This summary of interesting facts about WILLIAM EDMONSTONE AYTOUN is taken from A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature by John William Cousin.
		Shows when WILLIAM EDMONSTONE AYTOUN was born and when died.
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		AYTOUN, WILLIAM EDMONSTONE (1813-1865).--Poet and humorist, _s._ of Roger A., a Writer to the Signet, was _b._ in Edinburgh and _ed._ there, and was brought up to the law, which, however, as he said,.
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	Sketch XXXVIII The Graemes of Fintry,
		William Graham and his wife Katherine had three sons of whom we know David succeeded; Walter and James were the two younger.
		William married secondly Katherine Murray, but we know of no children by her; he was given charters of many lands, notably that of Bocklivy-Grahame, with its Milltownes, lands, etc., lying in the lordship of Menteith, which the King, for good service and for money paid, erected into the barony of Bocklivy-Grahame, 13
		Their children are : William F. Graham, born 1886 ; Francis H. Graham, born 1889; John C. Graham, born 1893 ; Frederick G. Graham, born 1896 ; Charles Graham, born 1898, and a daughter.
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	Robert Hog
		He was the son of William Hog of Bogend, an advocate of respectable reputation, to whom is attributed the merit of having prepared some useful legal works, which have unfortunately not been given to the public.
		At this period the judges of the Scottish courts, like ministerial officers, held their situations by the frail tenure of court favour, and were the servants, not of the laws, but of the king.
		At the period of his downfall, a public attack was made on the character of lord Harcarse, on the ground of improper judicial interference in favour of his son-in-law, Aytoun of Inchdarnie, by an unsuccessful litigant.
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	Graham of Garvock - A Genealogical Account (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Grahams of Garvock are descended from William Graham, third son of Sir William Graham of Kincardine by his second wife Mary Stewart, daughter of King Robert III.
		Archibald Graham, had a Charter for the lands of Balinblair from William Graham, son of the then deceased Archibald Graham of Strowiehill, on 10 September, 1618, in which he is styled as brother to Ninian Graham of Garvock.
		He was appointed a Justice of the Peace in Perthshire under the new administration of William and Mary in 1690 and subscribed a Bond of Provision for his children in 1698, d.
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	Sketch XXXIV The Graemes of Garvock (557)
		It will be remembered that the royal mother of the first Garvock had married for her second husband Edmonstone of Duntreath; thus the Graemes of Garvock and the Edmonstones became half-blood, and the kinship was again augmented by the second Earl of Montrose marrying a daughter of the House of Duntreith.
		At Mrs Aytoun's house used to assemble a brilliant coterie, all the wit and intellect which Edinburgh knows so well how to gather flashed and sparkled there, enhanced by her son's ever welcome presence and the charm of his sister's musical talents.
		It was William Aytoun’s daughter Jane Ann, aunt to the Professor and granddaughter of the 7
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	Ch 9: Canonmills and Inverleith - Cassell's Old and New Edinburgh - Volume 5
		In the stone were deposited a copper plate, with a long Latin inscription, and the names of the directors, with three bottles, containing a list of the contributors, maps of the city, and other objects.
		William Burn, and is a somewhat low and plain-looking edifice, in the Grecian style, with a pillared portico, and is constructed with reference more to internal accom
		Though the Academy is little more than half; century old, yet so admirable has been the system pursued here, and so able have been the teachers in every department, that it has sent forth several of the most eminent men of the present day.
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	ROBERT TEMPLE BOOKSELLERS CATALOGUE: - updated: 7 September, 2005 Bibliographical Resource - Archive File
		William Gilbert is chiefly remembered now for ‘Shirley Hall Asylum' and other books concerned with the insane.
		William Gilbert, 1804 - 1890, author of ‘Shirley Hall Asylum', De Profundis: a tale of the social deposits', ‘The Magic Mirror', ‘The Wizard of the Mountain', etc., (v.
		Matilda Hone was William Hone's daughter, and he allowed her to publish this work as she was at this time endeavouring to set herself up, together with a younger sister, as a print and new book seller at the Russell Court address.
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	William Edmonstone Aytoun (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		William Edmonstone Aytoun (1813 - 1865) - szkocki poeta i humorysta.
		Inne napisane przez Aytouna utwory to The Bon Gaultier Ballads (wspólnie z Theodorem Martinem) i Firmilian, a Spasmodic Tragedy, wydane pod pseudonimem T. Percy Jones.
		W 1845 roku Aytoun otrzymał katedrę retoryki na edynburskim uniwersytecie, a w 1852 nadano mu funkcję szeryfa Orkadów i Szetlandów.
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	Fife Family History Society - Pittenweem Episcopal Church
		M-HENDERSON, Rev WILLIAM GEORGE, of parish of St Peter, Oxford, and JANE MELVILLE DALYEL, dau of late John Dalyel of Lingo, of par of South Knapdale, County of Argyll, m 4 Aug 1852
		SANDS, WARREN HASTINGS, W.S., son of late Major William Sands of H.E.I.C.S, parish of St Andrews, Edinburgh,, and HARRIET BETHUNE, yst dau of late Henry Bethune of Kilconquhar, m 5 Jun 1820; William.
		WELSH, WILLIAM and ELIZABETH ------ in Pittenweem: Robert Simpson -/25 Sep 1842; Charles Douglas -/15 Jun 1845; Janet and Jane Allan -/11 Nov 1849; William, Mitchel, Mary and Ann -/21 Mar 1852
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	NORWEGIAN EMIGRATION - THE DEBORA EXPEDITION
		This wooden three-master of 744 tons, built in New Brunswick in 1849, was not of course a Byrne ship but the replacement for the Pallas, the vessel chartered by Henry Boast for his Yorkshire party and condemned as unseaworthy on the eve of sailing.
		He was a warm advocate of the improved agricultural machinery which firms like that of William Crosskill of Beverley were now manufacturing.
		It was evenutally decided to form a committee to study the details of Byrne's agreement with the Colonial Office, and to frame a plan for a co-operative system of settlement.
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	General Index - Cassell's Old and New Edinburgh - Volume 6
		Volume VI GENERAL INDEX 37s Douglas, Sir William the Black Knight ofliddesdal;, II.53,III.
		318 Erskme, Gen. Sir Wham, 11.307 Erskine Sir William I. Erskingof Alva, Chgles h r d Justice- clerk I. Erskineof anda, SiiCharles, 11.243 Erskine of Cardross, I. Erskine of Carnock 11.379 Erskine of Dun II.'67, 68 Enkine of Foikst, Capt. James Erskine of Mar, John Francis, 11.
		8 F o r k : Rev. Rokrt: Bisiop of Fordun, John de, I. Fordyce of Aytoun, I. Foreign clothiers.
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	Other Scottish Literature Resources
		Scott (trans), The Chase, and William and Helen, Two Ballads fromthe German
		Aytoun (with Theodore Martin), The Book of Ballads
		Aytoun, Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers and Other Poems
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	The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth — Volume 2 eBook
		287, it is called “The Cruel Sisters.” In ‘The Ballads of Scotland’, collected by W. Edmonstone Aytoun (1858), vol.
		These structures, as every one knows, are common amongst our hills, being built by shepherds, as conspicuous marks, and occasionally by boys in sport.—I. Copyrights
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	A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature by John W. Cousin - Full Text Free Book (Part 1/13)
		AYTOUN, WILLIAM EDMONSTONE (1813-1865).--Poet and humorist, _s._ of Roger
		William B., Lord Mayor of London, the associate and supporter of John
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		1585 William Drummond born, Hawthornden John Scott of Scotstarvit born, Knightspottie Essayes of a Prentise in the Divine Art of Poesie ["Reulis and Cautelis"], James VI 1586 History of the Reformation of Religion Within the Realm of Scotland, Knox (post.)
		1813 W(illiam) E(dmonstoune) Aytoun born, Edinburgh David Livingstone born, Blantyre The Bride of Abydos, Byron
		1826 William Alexander born, Garioch The Subaltern, G.R. Gleig
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