Annual Burns Chronicle and Club Directory, Zväzky 26–28Burns Federation, 1917 |
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... James Robb ... ... ... 64 86 106 ... ... ... 110 Burns's Songs and their Tunes - J . M'Bain ... Death of a Granddaughter of Robert Burns ... Death of Sir James Sivewright , K.C.M.G. Burns's House at Mauchline : Purchase of Dr Mac ...
... James Robb ... ... ... 64 86 106 ... ... ... 110 Burns's Songs and their Tunes - J . M'Bain ... Death of a Granddaughter of Robert Burns ... Death of Sir James Sivewright , K.C.M.G. Burns's House at Mauchline : Purchase of Dr Mac ...
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... James , the fifth son , also a soldier , succeeded him in Dunlop in 1804 ; and he , again , was succeeded by his eldest son , John , who rebuilt Dunlop House in 1833 , represented his native county in Parliament for several years , and ...
... James , the fifth son , also a soldier , succeeded him in Dunlop in 1804 ; and he , again , was succeeded by his eldest son , John , who rebuilt Dunlop House in 1833 , represented his native county in Parliament for several years , and ...
Strana 28
... James . This Lodge still exists . one is 135 . Its original number was 178 , and its present The Lodge St. David , Tarbolton , the number of which was 174 , was struck off the roll of the Grand Lodge in 1843 , and most likely has ceased ...
... James . This Lodge still exists . one is 135 . Its original number was 178 , and its present The Lodge St. David , Tarbolton , the number of which was 174 , was struck off the roll of the Grand Lodge in 1843 , and most likely has ceased ...
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... James M'Lauchlan , " thairm inspiring sage , " in his excursions over the county of Ayr , to play at gentle- men's houses , and who was lately living , in extreme old age , at Newton - on - Ayr . This person was no doubt proud , in ...
... James M'Lauchlan , " thairm inspiring sage , " in his excursions over the county of Ayr , to play at gentle- men's houses , and who was lately living , in extreme old age , at Newton - on - Ayr . This person was no doubt proud , in ...
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... James Montgomery , a younger brother of Hugh Montgomery of Coilsfield , and , at the time , Right Worshipful Master of the Lodge St. James , Tarbolton . It has been asserted by others , and with some degree of plausibility , that the ...
... James Montgomery , a younger brother of Hugh Montgomery of Coilsfield , and , at the time , Right Worshipful Master of the Lodge St. James , Tarbolton . It has been asserted by others , and with some degree of plausibility , that the ...
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