Thomas Newbigging (30 September 1833 – 1 June 1914) was a Scottish historian, writer and engineer. Newbigging was born in 1833 in Glasgow, Scotland, and...

subsequently referenced and expanded by a number of local authors. Notably Thomas Newbigging argued the battle took place six miles from Burnley, namely in Broadclough...

pages 296-299 Thomas Newbigging, "Handbook for Gas Engineers and Managers", 8th Edition, Walter King, London, 1913, page 150 Thomas Newbigging, Handbook for...

1890s. "Gambleside". www.ormerod.uk.net. Retrieved 2 March 2019. Thomas Newbigging (1893). History of the forest of Rossendale. Rawtenstall: J.J. Riley...

Great de Lacy Inquisition, Feb. 16, 1311) Full text at Google Books Thomas Newbigging, History of the Forest of Rossendale, 1893 Full text at archive.org...

and put the rest under house arrest under suspicion of piracy. The lawyer Thomas Hamilton arranged their release, arguing they had committed no crime and...

Greiner (DSc) Sir Robert Hadfield (DSc) Rev. William Keeling (LLD) Thomas Newbigging (DSc) Sir Swire Smith (LLD) Kommerzienrat Friedrich Springorum (DSc)...

1711. Thomas Livingstone was born in the Dutch Republic in 1651; his father, also Sir Thomas Livingstone (died July 1673), came from Newbigging, South...

seam. Whilst the industrial nature of the dyke is a possibility, Thomas Newbigging, in his 1887 book Historical Sketch of the Forest of Rossendale, reported...

He died in 1739. The parish was then overseen by Rev Thomas Gillespie from 1741 to 1752. Thomas Gillespie was founder of the Relief Synod which was latterly...