Coats of Arms - National Records of Scotland
The Public Register of All Arms and Bearings in Scotland 1672-1910; What is a Coat of Arms; A description of the different elements of a Coat of Arms; Public Register of Arms; Terminology; Usage of Coats of Arms
Public Register of Arms | National Records of Scotland
The Public Register of All Arms and Bearings in Scotland contains all recordings of Coats of Arms in Scotland from 1672 to the present day and it is added to daily. Coats of Arms cannot be used legally in Scotland unless they are recorded in that Register.
About us - National Records of Scotland (NRS)
We're a non-ministerial department of the Scottish Government. We collect, preserve and publish information about Scotland's people and history, to inform current and future generations.
Historical and Digital Archive Search Rooms - National Records of …
National Records of Scotland General Register House 2 Princes Street Edinburgh EH1 3YY. Access to the search room. The search rooms are located on the first floor of General Register House. You can access them from the front door.
Source: Scottish Household Survey, 2013, and Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation, 2012. Table 11: Estimates of the percentage of households by household type in each Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD) decile, Scotland, in 2013 1) Figures are from the Scottish Household Survey (SHS), which is a sample survey.
Primrose - National Records of Scotland
National Records of Scotland Native to Britain and many parts of Europe the sweetly scented primrose has many medicinal and cultural values similar to the cowslip and is considered by some to be more important medicinally.
Adoption records - National Records of Scotland (NRS)
We hold records of adoptions that took place in Scotland. If you were adopted you can: request information from adoption records; order a copy of your adoption certificate; The Registrar General for Scotland has maintained the Adopted Children Register since 1930. It’s a register of people who were adopted under orders made by the Scottish ...
Architectural drawing of tenement property, 1793
The National Gallery of Scotland; New Palm House; Royal Observatory; Arthur’s Seat; East End of Princes Street; Illustrated trade card of George Brown; The Canongate; Lamp designs; Housing developments; Architectural drawing of tenement property, 1793. Architectural drawing of tenement property, 1793.
Many of the tables in this report contain breakdowns of Scotland level data by six areas. These areas, which are referred to as Gaelic areas, are defined as follows:
NAS Catalogue - place record
Plan and section of proposed siding accommodation at Coatspark Colliery (London Midland and Scottish Railway). 1927: RHP19251: Plan of proposed alterations to Lanark Station (Caledonian Railway). 1884: RHP19481: Plan, section and elevation of bridge between Douglas East Junction and Douglas South Junction (Caledonian Railway). c 1900: RHP19491