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Testimonials in favour of Robert Beith, M.B., C.M.
Les mythes celtes
Sketches of the Olden Times in Perthshire
A Commentary, Critical, Experimental, and Practical, on the Old and New Testaments: Joshua-Esther
Land and Society in Early Scotland
Bye-laws of the Robert Burns Lodge, Beith
Study in Portraiture
Additional testimonials in favour of John Bishop ... candidate for the office of medical officer to the Edinburgh county prison
Inner Eye
Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Robert, James, David, and Jean Langs, Children of the Deceased James Lang, of Burnside, in the Parish of Largs; John Patrick of Treehorn; John Jamieson in Unthank of Kilbirnie, and Robert Ewing in Knockside, in the Parish of Largs; William Wyllie Merchant in Beith, James Orr in Greenend of Blair, William Law in Kirkland of Kilbirnie, Robert Stevenson Merchant in Beith, Robert Jamieson Taylor There, and Patrick Cochrane Merchant There, All Just and Lawful Creditors of William Skeoch Late of Mainsniel, and for Whom Interests are Produced in the Rannking of His Creditors, and Sale of His Estate
Information for Robert, James, David and Jean Langs, Children of the Deceased James Lang of Burnside, in the Parish of Largs; John Patrick of Treehorn; John Jamieson in Unthank of Kilbirnie, and Robert Ewing in Knockside, in the Parish of Largs; William Wyllie Merchant in Beith, James Orr in Greenend of Blair, William Law in Kirkland of Kilbirnie, Robert Stevenson Merchant in Beith, Robert Jamieson Taylor There, and Patrick Cochrane Merchant There, All Just and Lawful Creditors of William Skeoch of Mainsniel, and for Whom Interests are Produced in the Rannking of His Creditors, and Sale of His Estate
Observations Made in a Journey Through the Western Counties of Scotland
The Oppression of the Poor, and Violent Perverting of Justice ... Faithfully Discovered in the Case and Testimony of Robert Anderson, Etc
Observations made in a journey through the western counties of Scotland in the autumn of 1792
Benjamin Disraeli, the Past and the Future
Observations Made in a Journey Through the Western Counties of Scotland; in the Autumn of M.DCC.XCII. Relating to the Scenery, Antiquities, Customs, Manners, Population, Agriculture, Manufactures, Commerce, Political Condition, and Literature of These Parts. By Robert Heron
The Wife of Beith. Reformed and Corrected
The Wife of Beith, Reformed and Corrected
Letter: 1874 May 24, Woodside, Beith, to David Laing