The baronial and ecclesiastical antiquities of Scotland (1852)
Billings, R. W. (Robert William), 1813-1874 · Edinburgh W. Paterson · leaf 238
nlord, and David Lyndsay of Edzell, in which, on the latter solemnly protesting that he was not theauthor of the slaughter, and that it was purely accidental, and giving a very handsome sum,along with one of his estates, in way of assythement, Lord Spynie and his kin remit, forgiveand discharge all… … CASTLE STEWART. Not manv years ago, the traveller on the verge of the Highlands would be attracted from the highroad by a gloomy mass of ruins, rising over the tops of the trees, and affording all the pleasurableexcitement of a discovery; for Castle Stewart is not one of the established sights…
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