Airson lethbhreac de dh’airtigil iarraidh comharraich am bogsa ‘Iarr an t-artaigil seo’ ri taobh an artaigil (faodaidh tu suas gu 10 artaigilean iarraidh gach turas);

tagh am putan ‘Iarr artaigilean comharraichte’;

lìon am foirm le d’ ainm agus seòladh post-d agus cuir thugainn e.

Thèid iarrtas air post-d a chur gu dìreach chun an leabharlainn le uallach airson phàipearan-naidheachd tùsail agus cuiridh cuideigin fios air ais thugad cho luath 's a ghabhas. Dh'iarramaid ort a bhith foighidneach oir 's dòcha gun toir luchd-obrach suas ri seachdain a' cur an iarrtais agad troimhe.

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  • Agriculture > Markets & Fairs

    Northern markets - Disquiet caused by bands of 'Wandering Irish', much theft, Contin Market especially mentioned

    Inverness Journal Friday, September 14, 1821

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:3C

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  • Agriculture > Sheep Farming

    Dingwall, Ross-shire - Sheep farmers' meeting, means of curbing theft

    Inverness Advertiser Friday, January 1, 1864

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:1A (advert)

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  • Buildings > Theatres

    Inverness - Theatre Royal, Church Street, theft

    Inverness Advertiser Tuesday, April 28, 1863

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:3D

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  • Events > Suicides

    Wick police office. John Rycroft: sailor. Inverness hung himself after being charged for theft.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, May 10, 1844

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  • Fisheries > Miscellaneous

    Cromarty Firth - Warning of 1 year's imprisonment for theft of oysters or brood from oyster beds

    Inverness Advertiser Tuesday, May 21, 1850

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:1A

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  • Industries > Horticulture

    Inverness - Donald Fraser & Company, Mr Fraser, seedsman, article regarding the theft of geraniums & myrtles from his nurseries

    Inverness Journal Friday, July 8, 1808

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:1B

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  • Law & Order > Assault

    Kennet McKenzie on trial at Wick, jury court for assault and theft against Janet McPherson on Campbell and two daughters, Thurso East Plantation. Sentenced 18 months jail.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, August 22, 1851

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  • Law & Order > Assault

    Wick - Kenneth Mackenzie, prisoner in Wick jail, was charged with assault & theft & sentenced to 18 calendar months' imprisonment in the general prison at Perth

    Inverness Advertiser Tuesday, August 26, 1851

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:6E

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  • Law & Order > Assault

    Kenneth Mackenzie was charged with theft and assault and sentenced to 60 days hard labour.

    John O'Groat Journal Thursday, December 8, 1859

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  • Law & Order > Assault

    Inverness - John Ward, aged 70, sentenced to 9 months' imprisonment for assault with intent to ravish & theft of 2 shillings

    Scottish Highlander Thursday, June 14, 1888

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:5E

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  • Law & Order > Debt

    Thurso Geo. Bain, 18 years old, 18 months jail for theft, from a house at Hill Of Forss, Thurso

    John O'Groat Journal Thursday, October 24, 1861

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  • Law & Order > Fraud

    Invergordon - James MacKenzie, merchant, trial at the ensuing circuit at Inverness, for theft, falsehood & forgery

    Inverness Journal Friday, April 9, 1830

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:2E

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  • Law & Order > Fraud

    Invergordon - James MacKenzie, merchant, trial at the ensuing circuit at Inverness, for theft, falsehood & forgery. Escaped from jail

    Inverness Journal Friday, April 30, 1830

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:2E

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  • Law & Order > Fraud

    Aviemore - James Stuart, labourer, sentenced to 3 months' imprisonment for theft, embezzlement & breach of trust

    Inverness Advertiser Tuesday, February 19, 1850

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:5E

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  • Law & Order > Fraud

    Ross-shire - Keith Beaton or Bain, sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment with hard labour, for fraud & wilful imposition, & theft, report

    Scottish Highlander Thursday, March 7, 1889

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:5B

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  • Law & Order > Fraud

    Glenelg, Skye - Angus Stewart, post-runner, sentenced to 15 months' imprisonment, on various charges of theft & embezzlement

    Inverness Courier Tuesday, April 24, 1900

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:7A

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  • Law & Order > Juvenile Crime

    Inverness - Young boy flogged through the streets by the public executioner for theft

    Inverness Journal Friday, March 19, 1830

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:3E

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  • Law & Order > Juvenile Crime

    Further reports of theft and vandalism by young children, more demands for regular police force.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, December 6, 1844

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  • Law & Order > Juvenile Crime

    Inverness - Donald Ross, aged 10 years, sentenced to 60 days' imprisonment for theft

    Inverness Advertiser Tuesday, October 30, 1849

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:5D

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  • Law & Order > Juvenile Crime

    Inverness - David MacKintosh, aged 8 years, charged with theft

    Inverness Advertiser Tuesday, December 4, 1849

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:5E

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  • Law & Order > Juvenile Crime

    Stornoway - John McLeod (aged 13-14 years), Stornoway, sentenced to 7 years' transportation for theft

    Inverness Advertiser Tuesday, September 17, 1850

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:5E

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  • Law & Order > Juvenile Crime

    Inverness - Donald Ross, aged 11 years, sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment for theft

    Inverness Advertiser Tuesday, September 24, 1850

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:6E

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  • Law & Order > Juvenile Crime

    Report of misbehaviour by youth of Caithness, fighting, drunkeness and theft, giving them a bad name in Inverness.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, March 28, 1851

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  • Law & Order > Juvenile Crime

    Wick: John Harper, 11 years old. Parliament Close jailed for theft.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, February 3, 1854

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  • Law & Order > Juvenile Crime

    Redcastle - A MacIntosh, reform school for theft

    Inverness Advertiser Tuesday, August 2, 1859

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:5D

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