They are past enemies of the hive, the forces that opposed it in the Trade War; in the events of the novel, they were corrupted into the service of the Chaos warlord Heritor Asphodel through hypnotic suggestion.
42.
On 21 December 1814, the foundation stone was laid by William Davidson Esq ., Grandmaster of the Mother Lodge, Kilwinning, in the presence of the Earl of Eglinton and the Heritors of the Parish of Kilwinning.
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The family itself has been described as " a beloved aristocracy that came, lingered a while, and vanished . " Their property was parcelled out into lots among a number of heritors which in 1820 amounted to 16.
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The Presbytery agreed in March 1777, then in 1779 they petitioned the principal Heritor, and patron of the church, Archibald Montgomerie, 11th Earl of Eglinton, to " give in a plan of a New Kirk ".
45.
The grave is marked by a slab with a crude coat of arms, memento mori and the inscription " Here lyeth the dust of William Lin right heritor of Linsmiln who died in the year of the lord 1645 ".
46.
The Privy Council ordered'the heritors and others liable to make payment to Gray and suspended all letters against him until this was done .'Despite this challenge and the temporary stay on his deprivation he was eventually replaced.
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In 1911, the heritor of one of these sub-shares ( Francis Burdett Thomas Money-Coutts, of the prominent Liberal banking family ) petitioned that the abeyance be determined, and in February 1913, he was summoned to Parliament.
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He took an important part in promoting the Union, and was consulted by Episcopalians and the bill for replacing in the hands of the old patrons the right of patronage, which by the Revolution Settlement had been vested in the elders and the Protestant heritors.
49.
Ferguson had thought about building the canal since 1793, but it was never completed because of " difficulties in effecting the necessary arrangements with neighbouring heritors . " Objections were raised by the Merchant Maiden Hospital, which owned the land on the south side of the Ugie.
50.
For the first twenty years the management of the Town House was in the hands of the JPs of Beith, Dalry, and Kilbirnie, the heritors of the parishes, the propietors of certain houses in Beith, and finally tenants of said houses within of the cross.
