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St. Magnus Cathedral and Orkney's twelfth-century renaissance /

Subjects: “…St. Magnus Cathedral (Kirkwall, Scotland) Congresses.…”

The Castle of Bergen and the Bishop's Palace at Kirkwall : a study in early Norse architecture. by Simpson, William Douglas, 1896-1968

Subjects: “…Kirkwall (Scotland). Bishop's Palace.…”

Answers for Thomas Traill, merchant in Kirkwall; to the petition of Robert Baikie, Esquire, of Tankerness by Traill, Thomas

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Bereavement and commemoration : an archaeology of mortality / by Tarlow, Sarah, 1967-

Subjects: “…St. Magnus Cathedral (Kirkwall, Scotland) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n87104893.…”

Orkney saga II : In Kirkwall, the first red St Magnus stones : passacaglia for orchestra /

“…In Kirkwall, the first red St Magnus stones.…”
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Answers for Andrew Ross, chamberlain of Orkney, charger, to the petition of Thomas Loutit of Tenston, merchant in Kirkwall, suspender by Ross, Andrew (Chamberlain of the earldom of Orkney)

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Answers for Andrew Ross chamberlain of Orkney, charger, to the petition of Thomas Loutit of Tenston, merchant in Kirkwall, suspender by Ross, Andrew (Chamberlain of the earldom of Orkney)

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Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of Thomas Loutit of Tenston, merchant in Kirkwall, in the county of Orkney, suspender by Loutit, Thomas

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Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of Thomas Loutit of Tenston, merchant in Kirkwall, in the county of Orkney, suspender by Loutit, Thomas

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Cantatas. for Whit Tuesday ; St. Magnus Cathedral, Kirkwall : for Trinity Sunday / by Bach, Johann Sebastian, 1685-1750

“…Cantatas. Vol. 27, Blythburg/Kirkwall for Whit Tuesday, for Trinity Sunday.…”
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Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of Mary Loutit, only child of the deceased Thomas Loutit of Tenston, late merchant in Kirkwall by Loutit, Mary

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Prisons (Scotland). Copy of a rule made by the Secretary of State appointing the prisons of Dingwall, Aberdeen, and Kirkwall for the reception of prisoners upon the discontinuance...

“…Dingwall, Aberdeen and Kirkwall for Reception of Prisoners on Discontinuance …”
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Wood duties (Wick, &c.) An account, showing the amount of duties on wood of all descriptions received at the ports of Wick, Kirkwall and Lerwick, during the years 1847, 1848 and...

“…Wood at Ports of Wick, Kirkwall and Lerwick, 1847-49.…”
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Answers for Andrew Ross, chamberlain of Orkney, and the procurator-fiscal of the sheriff-court of Orkney; to the petition of Mary Loutit, only child of the deceased Thomas Loutit of Tenston, merchant in Kirkwall by Ross, Andrew (Chamberlain of the earldom of Orkney)

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A description of the isles of Orkney; by master James Wallace, late minister of Kirkwall, published after his death by his son. To... by Wallace, James, -1688

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Answers for Mary Loutit, only child of the deceased Thomas Loutit of Tenston, late merchant in Kirkwall; to the petition of Andrew Ross, chamberlain... by Loutit, Mary

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A description of the isles of Orkney; by master James Wallace, late minister of Kirkwall, published after his death by his son. To... by Wallace, James, -1688

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Copy memorial, in way of defence for Thomas Loutit of Tenston, merchant in Kirkwall, in the action pursued against him before... by Loutit, Thomas

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Answers for Mary Loutit, only child of the deceased Thomas Loutit of Tenston, late merchant in Kirkwall; to the petition of Andrew Ross, chamberlain... by Loutit, Mary

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Memorial for Mr George Trail of Hobiester, minister of the gospel at Dunet, in the presbytery of Caithness, and of Mr Hew Mowat minister at Evie, Mr Hew Sutherland at Kirkwall, Mr Alexander Oliphant at Bowier, Mr Alexander... by Trail, George, 1723-1785

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