- of
common land in
lowland Scotland and the
Highland fringes were
commonties. A
commonty is an area of land
where the
rights of
property or use are shared...
- Teith, now
Deanston Distillery Deanston Distillery View of
Doune from the
Commonty Walk
Farmland in
Kilmadock areas Braes of
Doune wind farm Uamh Bheag, the...
-
split into two parts. The east Den lies to the east of
Bellies Brae (The
Commonty) and the west Den to the west of
Bellies Brae. This park has a climbing...
- 295°N 2.502°W / 57.295; -2.502 The
Colony was a squatters'
community on "
commonty", or
common land, on one side of Bennachie, a
range of
hills near Aberdeen...
- our
glorious heritage". The
Cornet is
charged to ride the
marches of the
commonty of
Hawick and
return the Flag "un****ed and unstained". The Halberdier...
- separate,
complex history of
landownership relating to its
status as a
commonty,
which has
involved a
large number of
disputes since the 16th century....
-
largely intact up to the 20th century,
mainly as a
result of its
status as a
Commonty. This
system of land
tenure protected the site from
enclosure and reclamation...
- 24 July –
People of
Alyth march on
Alyth Hill to ****ert
their right of
commonty over the land.
October – The
Scottish Covenant,
calling for the establishment...
- people. He
names these as feudalism, the reformation, the
division of the
commonties and the
foundation of the
royal burghs.
Following the
Highland Clearances...
- p****ed in 1695
allowed the
consolidation of
runrigs and the
division of
commonties and
common pasture and
small scale enclosures began to be
carried out...