Sales catalogue 300: William Brown

Date:
1938
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/29/5
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue 300: William Brown. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    FAMILY HISTORY—continued. MARRYAT (Horace) One Year in Sweden ; including a visit to the Isle of Gotland, with map and illustrations, London, 1862; 2 vols. crown 8vo, cloth, 7s 6d 538 The Appendix contains interesting records of Scottish families in Sweden. MURE (Sir Wm.) The Historie and Descent of the House of Rowallane, written in, or prior to, 1657, Glasgow, 1825; post 8vo, half calf, 8s 6d 539 MURE-Selections from the Family Papers at Caldwell, Pazsley, 1883-85; plates and facsimiles, 2 vols. in 3 parts, 4to, boards, cloth backs, 25s 540 NICHOLSON (Dr J. G.) The Clan Nicolson, 1938 ; frontispiece, crown 8vo, cloth, genealogical tables, 38 6d 540* NOVA SCOTIA BARONETS —Case of the Honourable the Baronets of Scotland and Nova Scotia, 1836; 8vo,sewn, 4s 541 OLIPHANT—Graham (E. Maxtone) The Oliphants of Gask; Records of a Jacobite family, 1910; portrazts, etc., imperial 8vo, cloth, 28s 542 RIDDELL (John) Inquiry into the Law and Practice in Scottish Peerages before and after the Union, Edinburgh, 1842; 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, 7s 6d 543 ROW—Maidment (James, edit.) Memorials of the Family of Row; The Red-Shankes Sermon (The Pockmanty Sermon) preached at St Giles’ Church in Edinburgh by a Highland Minister; a Cupp of Bon- Accord, or Preaching, by Mr James Row, sometyme Minister at Strowan, Edinburgh, 1828; small 4to, limp boards, 9s 544 One of 40 copies printed. RUTHVEN-—Stevenson (J. H.) The Ruth- ven of Freeland Peerage and its Critics, 1905; post 4to, cloth, 5s 545 SCOTT—Oliver (J. R.) Upper Teviotdale and the Scots of Buccleuch, a Local and Family History, Hawzck, 1887; with ellustrations by T. H. LAIDLAW, royal 4to, roxburghe binding, 15s 546 One of 50 copies printed on Large and Fine Paper. SEMPILL—Lord Sempill, by John Mac- Gregor (the article extracted from Sir J. Balfour Paul’s ‘‘ Scots Peerage ’’) inter- leaved with MS. notes by the author, royal 8vo, roan, 4s 6d 547 STEWART—The Salt-Foot Controversy (involving the descent of the Family of Allanton), 8vo, boards, 4s 6d 548 STUARTS—Cust (Lady Elizabeth) Some Account of the Stuarts of Aubigny in France (1422-1672), London, 1891; front. and genealogical tables, post 4to, boards, 7s 6d 549 FAMILY HISTORY—continued. STIRLING—Bain (Joseph) The Stirlings of Craigbernard and Glorat, Representa- tives of the House of Cadder and the Earls of Bothwell, and notices of their Cadets, Appendix of Charters, etc., Edinburgh, 1883; emblazoned arms, and plates of seals and arms, small 4to, cloth, 258 550 WIMBERLEY (Captain Douglas) Memo- rials of the Family of Campbell of Kil- martin, 1894; Gordon of Lesmoir, 1893; Irvine of Drum, 1893; wth cllustrations and genealogical trees, 3 together, small folio, boards, uncut, 35s 551 FIFE (Lord) Lord Fife and his Factor, being the correspondence of James, Second Lord Fife, 1729-1809, edited by A. and H. Tayler, 1925; portrazts, etc., 8vo, cloth, 4s 6d 552 [FLETCHER (Andrew, of Saltoun)] Speeches by a Member of the Parliament wich began at Edinburgh the 6th of May, 1703, Edinburgh, 1703; 12mo, paper wrappers, 6s 553 Fletcher was strongly opposed to the Union of the Parliaments of Scotland and England. FLODDON—Lambe (Robert, edzt.) An Exact and Circumstantial History of the Battle of Floddon in verse, written about the Time of Queen Elizabeth, with notes, Berwick upon Tweed, 1774; frontispiece, post 8vo, calf, 6s 554 FOLK LORE—Maclagan (R. C., WD.) Our Ancestors: Scots, Picts, and what their traditions tell us, 1913; crown 8vo, cloth, 4s 6d 555 FOLK LORE—Maclagan (R. C., .D.) The Perth Incident of 1396 from a Folk Lore point of view, 1905; 8vo, cloth, 5s 550 FORESTRY — [Mackintosh (Wm., of Borlum, Jacobite)| An Essay on Ways and Means for Inclosing, Fallowing, Planting, etc., in Scotland, Adznburgh, 1729; with folding plate, post 8vo, calf, 7s 6d ou GAELIC—The Book of Common Order, commonly called John Knox’s Liturgy, translated into Gaelic, 1567, by John Carswell, Bishop of the Isles, edited by THOMAS McLAUCHLAN, LL.D., £dzn- burgh, 1873; post 4to, boards, leather back, 12s 6d 558 GAELIC—McAlpine (Niel) The Argyle- shire Pronouncing Gaelic Dictionary, Edinburgh, 1832; 8vo, cloth, 9s 559 GAELIC — MacGhrigair (lain) Orain Ghaelach, Ldin-bruatch, 1801; 12mo, half leather, 6s 560
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