- 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...
- at
Sciennes suffered. The land
outwith the
exempted portions began to be
feued in the
early 16th century. The
Burgh Records record that in 1490 "...all...
- 33 (2): 225–247. doi:10.1177/0010414000033002003. H****ell, Graham; Tipu,
Feue (May 2008). "Local
Government in the
South Pacific Islands". Commonwealth...
-
Originally part of the
ancient forest of Drumselch, the
lands of
Newington were
feued by the town
council of
Edinburgh from 1586.
Aside from
small developments...
-
council feued the
western part of this land to pay for the huge cost of
dealing with the
plague that had
swept the city in 1585. It is on this
feued land...
- 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...
- streets:
Argyle Street, and
Sauchiehall Street.
Buchanan Street was
first feued in 1777 and
named after a
wealthy Tobacco Lord,
plantation owner and former...
- is
technically "owned" by the Crown, which,
centuries ago, gave it out –
feued it – to
various tenants-in-chief in
return for
specified services or obligations...
-
France 24. 4
December 2023.
Retrieved 14
December 2023. "Soirée d'hommage à
feue Mme
Salka Mint Sneid".
Agence Mauritanienne d'infomation (in French). 24...
-
referred to
simply as Aberlour. A
grant of land from
Charles Grant senior feued 100
plots along the
south bank of the
river and saw the
start of the High...
