laigh

They found the Laigh Kirk to be a gloomy underground crypt into which light was but sparingly admitted by a few Gothic windows.

On the larger farms in the Laigh Leicester sheep are kept all the year round, but in the uplands the Blackfaced take their place.

Alluding to a scoffing ballad which was made on the admission of the late reverend and worthy Mr. Lindsay to the Laigh Kirk.

But, as so often happened in like circumstances, this improvised ladder was “three ells too laigh.”

Our road lies through the fertile "Laigh of Moray," one of the richest wheat districts in the Empire and as beautiful as fertile.