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The armorial ensigns of the royal burgh of Aberdeen : with some observations on the legend relating to the capture and demolition of the castle (1888)

Cruickshank, John · Aberdeen : J. and J.P. Edmond and Spark · leaf 45

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the early seal is due to Mr.John Forbes Robertson, London. Through the courtesy of Sir William Hardy,Deputy Keeper of the Rolls, and the authorities of the Record Office, per-mission was obtained by Mr. Robertson to have the seal photographed ; andthe Deed to which it is appended was sent by them… … SEAL OF ABERDEEN in use till 1423-24. of the Royal Burgh of Aberdeen. 11 Scoriae Henrico Sexto Regi Angliae.* The orderin which the towns are named in the documentsthemselves is Edenburgh, Perth, Dunde etAbreden, but the four sheets of parchment arestitched in this order—Dundee, Aberdeen,…

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