...the farms ill disposed, and mixed, different persons having alternate ridges; not one wheel carriage on the estate, nor, indeed, any one road that would allow it. The house was an old castle with battlements, and six different roofs of various heights and directions,...

...the farms ill disposed, and mixed, different persons having alternate ridges ; not one wheel carriage on the estate, nor, indeed, any one road that would allow it. The house was an old castle with battlements, and six different roofs of various heights and directions,...

...the house, and some straggling trees at some of the farm-yards, with a small copse-wood not enclosed, and dwarfish, and browsed by sheep and cattle. All...any one road that would allow it, and the rent about GOO/, sterling per annum ; grain and services commuted into money. The whole land raised and uneven,...

...alternate ridges ; not one wheel cariage on the 96 esteat, nor indeed any one road that would alow it, and the rent about £600 sterling per annum ;...with battlements, and six different roofs of various hights and directions, confusedly and inconveniently combined, and all rotten, with two wings more...

...the farms ill-disposed and mixed ; different persons having alternate ridges; not one wheel carriage on the estate, nor indeed any one road that would...the rent about ¿600 sterling, per annum ; grain and sen-ices conrerted to money. The house was an old castle, with battlements, and six different roofs,...

...a small copsewood, not enclosed and dwarfish, and browsed by sheep and cattle. All the farms [were] ill-disposed and mixed, different persons having alternate...one road that would allow it ; and the rent about £000 sterling per annum, [when] grain and services [were] converted into money. The house was an old...

...the farms ill disposed and mixed, different " persons having alternate ridges, not one wheel carriage on the " estate, nor indeed any one road that would...per annum, grain and services converted to " money. * * * In my early days, soon after the union, hns" bandry and manufactnres were in low esteem. Turnips...

...a small copsewood, not enclosed and dwarfish, and browsed by sheep and cattle. All the farms [were] ill-disposed and mixed, different persons having alternate...any one road that would allow it; and the rent about jEGOO sterling per annum, [when] grain and services [were] converted into money. The house was an old...

...being " ill-disposed and mixed, different persons having alternated ridges , not one wheeled carriage on the estate, nor, indeed, any one road that would allow it." And he adds — " In 1720 I could not, in chariote, get my wife from Aberdeen to Monymusk." In the year...