The Scottish isle of Islay (pronounced eye-luh) is a peaceful place, hardly one associated with piracy, but in the late eighteenth Century, things were very different. From the Caledonian Mercury…
From the Fife Herald - Thursday 08 September 1842. St Andrews. - Explosion - Marvellous Escape.—Mr Gyngell, the celebrated constructor of fire works, who has entertained the folks here on…
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From the The Scots Magazine - Thursday 01 June 1809. Suggestions for the Improvement of the EDINBURGH BOTANIC GARDEN. All about grew every sort of flowre, To which sad lovers were…