The castellated and domestic architecture of Scotland, from the twelfth to the eighteenth century (1887)
MacGibbon, David, d. 1902, Ross, Thomas, 1839-1930 · Edinburgh : D. Douglas · leaf 506
ged in Fig. 411) wasthe following inscription, now almost obliterated :— HAGGS CASTLE 483 FOURTH PEllIOD 1585 Nl DOMINE iEDES.STRVXE RIT.FRUSTRA.STRVIS. SR.JOHN.MAX^VELL.OF.POLLOK.KNY GHT.AND.DAME. MARGARET.CONY NGH AM. HIS.WYF.BIGGET.THIS.HOWS. In the right-hand corner of Fig. 413 is shown an… … Fig. 413. -Hafigs Castle.View from South-East and Detail of Coniice. FOURTH PERIOD 484 THE MANSION-HOUSE, GREENOCK John, as we find him two years afterwards, m January 1587, writingto his father-in-law that the house was newly finished, wanting only thereparrating (pargetting?) within, whilk is na…
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