Ancient castles and mansions of Stirling nobility / described and illustrated by J.S. Fleming (1902)
Fleming, James Sturk · Paisley : A. Gardner, 1902 · leaf 292
ed-room then occupied by the Prince. It is of rough common smithmake, and evidently for the lock of an iron gate, and as the Port Gatekey was amissing thereafter, an entry appearing in the towns booksfor two new keys to the Port gate, which was of iron, proves itsidentity. A bullet hole is shewn in… … CHAPTER AAAII. St. INinians Ludging of Rollo ofPowhouse. PHE two oldest and most interesting houses in St. Ninians, for theirarchitectural characteristics and inscriptions, are identified bytheir local names of the Gallery and Parliament Close, and are,by a happy coincidence, embraced in one deed.…
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