- on the
bridge proceeded. In 1770 a
coachbuilder began work on
properties feued at the
corner between the
bridge and
Princes Street, and
feuers on the other...
-
around 1852 by his
client the
builder and
developer John McElroy, who had
feued land in the Cove and
Kilcreggan area from the 8th Duke of Argyll. Access...
- Federación
Nacional de
Estudiantes Universitarios (Públicos) del
Ecuador –
FEUE Nacional –". Erik Mozo Narváez.
Retrieved 2023-01-24. Marcha, PCMLE, Semanario...
- as
mainly titular.
Prior to the 2000 Act, the prin****lity was
entirely feued out to
tenants and
brought in a
small income. All
title deeds in Ayrshire...
-
noticeably wetter stretch from
December to April. H****all, Graham; Tipu,
Feue (28
April 2008). "Local
Government in the
South Pacific Islands". Commonwealth...
- doi:10.1177/0010414000033002003. S2CID 154687315. H****ell, Graham; Tipu,
Feue (May 2008). "Local
Government in the
South Pacific Islands". Commonwealth...
-
Protestant Reformation, in 1579 the
church granted the land for
ground rents (
feued the land) to Sir
George Elphinstone, a
merchant who was
Provost of Glasgow...
- 2nd edition, 1742)
Principes mathématiques de la
philosophie naturelle par
feue Madame la
Marquise du Châtelet (1st edition, 1756; 2nd edition, 1759) Other...
- streets:
Argyle Street, and
Sauchiehall Street.
Buchanan Street was
first feued in 1777 and
named after a
wealthy Tobacco Lord,
plantation owner and former...
-
council acquired the land as part of the
First New Town development. It
began feuing ground on the
south side of
Princes Street (on the site of the
current Balmoral...
