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7 Pages With 'edinburgh AND stirling'
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(100) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. III, p. 21, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..eer neighbourhead of the toune of Edinburgh." Memorie of the tsornerv.. ..lers, thieves, and banditti about Edinburgh." Heart M. Loth. ii. 77- ..
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(89) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 677, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..t. Ace. (Aberdeen) xix. 183. 44 Edinburgh and Stirling, two of the ..
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(89) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 594, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..turnpike stair is the term used in Edinburgh, and over all Scotland, ..
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(89) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. II, p. 453, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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..rist in. to their Sister Kirk in Edinburgh, 1624. p. 1. SPARKLET, p..
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(89) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. IV, p. 177, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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.. of breid within the said tonne [[Edinburgh] ; that is to say, Moiia..
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(76) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. III, p. 447, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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.. manner that this was executed in Edinburgh, which are called Fore-sh..
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(76) Jamieson Dictionary, Vol. III, p. 11, (DjVu), (PDF), (JPEG)
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.. A inland's (William, Minister at Edinburgh,) Myste- rium Pietatis ..
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