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scripts, and visiting to Dublin, London, and	Edinburgh to pursue his researches in libraries.
as national offices in Cardiff, Belfast, and	Edinburgh, a European office in Brussels and a number
don School of Economics, Manchester, UCL and	Edinburgh should be examined for bias.
ce William Frederick, Duke of Gloucester and	Edinburgh during his time as Chancellor of the Univers
and in 1802 and 1806, for Cullen in 1810 and	Edinburgh from 1812 to 1831.
her locations in Greater London, England and	Edinburgh, Scotland; it now only exists in Scotland as
g in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony (Lucerne and	Edinburgh) under Claudio Abbado.
and ancient royal possession in Stirling and	Edinburgh, and feudal dues.
averley Line between the Central Borders and	Edinburgh.
of the Scottish Universities of St Andrews,	Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen.
ht constituencies of the Lothians region are	Edinburgh Central, Edinburgh East and Musselburgh, Edi
ht constituencies of the Lothians region are	Edinburgh Central, Edinburgh East and Musselburgh, Edi
ht constituencies of the Lothians region are	Edinburgh Central, Edinburgh East and Musselburgh, Edi
Filming took place around	Edinburgh with some scenes also being shot in Stirling
ompanied by salt and vinegar, however around	Edinburgh a combination of spirit vinegar and brown sa
0's theme night run in various venues around	Edinburgh.
scovered a number of new species both around	Edinburgh and on his own property at Brodie.
A902, A8 and A720 around	Edinburgh
(1964) Kipling's Mind and Art (	Edinburgh and London: Oliver and Boyd)
rt, Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art,	Edinburgh, in 2003;
Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art,	Edinburgh.
Something Leads to Nothing", Ingleby Gallery,	Edinburgh (2009), "What you see is where you're at", S
dry in relation to Scottish History and Art,	Edinburgh, 1890.
Known today as	Edinburgh Law School, it is located in the historic Ol
e Ages it had at least as much importance as	Edinburgh, Stirling, Perth, or Berwick-upon-Tweed, for
The following are generally thought of as	Edinburgh School painters.
rium with two office towers on top, known as	Edinburgh Tower and Gloucester Tower respectively, and
Some highlights, such as	Edinburgh or Birmingham are connected to a Bar Risa or
is time oppidum Eden", usually identified as	Edinburgh, "was evacuated, and abandoned to the Scots
nce of the Museum Documentation Association,	Edinburgh.
At	Edinburgh he was introduced to the first Lord Minto, w
Innes was educated at	Edinburgh High School, at Aberdeen and Glasgow Univers
Born in London, he was educated at	Edinburgh Academy and Edinburgh University and was adm
ober 19, 1873), Scottish divine, was born at	Edinburgh, and spent his early years in Glasgow, where
While at	Edinburgh Clarke became president of the then dormant
Both sons were summarily beheaded at	Edinburgh Castle on trumped up charges, in the presenc
He went to spend a year at	Edinburgh University studying agricultural science, bu
as arrested again on Thursday 19 May 2006 at	Edinburgh airport after removing his clothes during a
medy Festival and is currently performing at	Edinburgh Fringe Festival with Tripod in the show Trip
a year studying with James Young Simpson at	Edinburgh.
Archibald Campbell was educated at	Edinburgh and Glasgow.
hing and researching in those disciplines at	Edinburgh, Polytechnic of Central London, Kingston Uni
ed at Plymouth Grammar School, at Exeter, at	Edinburgh University and at Peterhouse, Cambridge.
Dated at	Edinburgh 8 June, in the 20th year of his reign.
edly, and before his formal consecration, at	Edinburgh on 11 October 1440, and was buried within th
bert Dundas (1685-1753), he was deducated at	Edinburgh University and studied Roman law at Utrecht
ed as prefect of studies in the novitiate at	Edinburgh 1963-1966 and after a further period at Sacr
4, D'Annunzio studied English and Italian at	Edinburgh university and worked as an English teacher
tioned in the record of a parliament held at	Edinburgh on June 13, as "Gawan Hamilton, archbishop o
he was among 31 men released who arrived at	Edinburgh, where he learnt the tragic news of his fath
Polygon at	Edinburgh.
alfour transferred to the Chair of Botany at	Edinburgh University and was nominated Keeper of the R
born at Castle Cary in Somerset and died at	Edinburgh, Scotland.
ge, and later became Professor of Zoology at	Edinburgh University in 1963 after working there for a
e of his school fellows, studied medicine at	Edinburgh, and finally graduated at Leiden in 1745.
orn on 13 February 1721, and was educated at	Edinburgh University.
eld the Forbes Chair of Organic Chemistry at	Edinburgh University and was head of department there
married, he died while institutionalized at	Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.
y of Birmingham followed by a lectureship at	Edinburgh University.
The son was educated at	Edinburgh University and began newspaper work in 1870.
ck in Scotland witnessing a royal charter at	Edinburgh.
In 1823, Hodgkin qualified for his M.D. at	Edinburgh with a thesis on the physiological mechanism
ith Mons Meg, a medieval cannon preserved at	Edinburgh Castle.
Although the University of	Edinburgh's Faculty of Medicine was not formally organ
Signed at	Edinburgh by Queen Mary and King Henry,October 20, 156
s widely regarded as the father of hockey at	Edinburgh University.
an offer to become Professor of Divinity at	Edinburgh University in 1662.
ark, Balerno, Midlothian, he was educated at	Edinburgh Academy, University College, Oxford and at E
co-founded the Centre for Systems Biology at	Edinburgh, where he was a co-director (2006-2010), and
his father's post as Professor of Botany at	Edinburgh, the young Balfour was able to visit the Edi
At	Edinburgh Zoo, Scotland
From 1767 he resided either at	Edinburgh or at a villa which he built at Kilduff near
d Liston, professor of oriental languages at	Edinburgh.
ican work in the Karoo region and, whilst at	Edinburgh, also in the Deccan area of India and in sou
on within the Computer Science department at	Edinburgh which was a portable compiler that brought I
he School of Arts and Creative Industries at	Edinburgh Napier University.
He took his M.D. at	Edinburgh, his doctoral thesis of 1808 being his first
He died at	Edinburgh.
In Clarke's final year at	Edinburgh, he completed his "final year project", enti
the George Villiers, 4th Earl of Jersey, at	Edinburgh.
The Scottish Record Society was founded at	Edinburgh in 1897 and since then has published numerou
Educated at	Edinburgh College of Art (where he later taught) and G
ther, seized while saying Mass, and tried at	Edinburgh as a seminary priest, 14 September 1613.
the Battle of Carbisdale, he was beheaded at	Edinburgh.
He studied at	Edinburgh University and matriculated at Leiden Univer
as Adam Smith) but left to study medicine at	Edinburgh University.
Aytoun was born at	Edinburgh, the son of John Aytoun of Inchdairnie, Fife
1882 to 1903 he became Professor of Greek at	Edinburgh University.
he 1990s, recorded two CDs, was a regular at	Edinburgh Folk Club and had her own celebrated show in
esman and prelate, received his education at	Edinburgh, was the second son of John de Spens, custod
after two sessions at St Andrews and one at	Edinburgh University, he abandoned all idea of the chu
The show was also presented at	Edinburgh Fringe 2010, based at the Gilded Balloon fro
en 1874 and 1878, and lectured in Zoology at	Edinburgh University from 1880 to 1888.
erms and William and Mary were proclaimed at	Edinburgh on 11 April 1689, then had their coronation
atory for Foundations of Computer Science at	Edinburgh, then moved, with Sinclair, to Berkeley, Cal
He graduated M.D. at	Edinburgh in 1817, his thesis being on the dysentery o
He was educated at	Edinburgh Academy and studied Balliol College, Oxford,
While at	Edinburgh he organized the Metaphysical Society along
nd, part of the Honours of Scotland, kept at	Edinburgh Castle
was born in 1670 in England and educated at	Edinburgh, where he graduated M.A. on 27 February 1694
or Yorkshire was a match against Scotland at	Edinburgh in July 1950.
At	Edinburgh, Bright become 'politically awake' and becam
nd activity down to extreme old age, died at	Edinburgh on 23 January 1882.
rton professor of international relations at	Edinburgh University and was a tutor in Modern History
an Emeritus Professor and Research Fellow at	Edinburgh College of Art.
. E. C. Greaves, a medical doctor trained at	Edinburgh University.
Grant was born at	Edinburgh in 1773, was son of Dr. Gregory Grant, by Ma
He studied medicine and then fish anatomy at	Edinburgh University.
He was born at	Edinburgh on 13 November, 1757, to Patrick Alison, the
the first permanent buildings were opened at	Edinburgh Crescent, and the school adopted the name Bo
Anderson studied at	Edinburgh University.
An edition printed at	Edinburgh, 1789, contains a life of the author, presum
sion (subsequently School) of Informatics at	Edinburgh.
He studied at	Edinburgh College of Art from 1946 to 1953, was taught
s Avon Clyde, Lord Clyde, he was educated at	Edinburgh Academy, Trinity College, Oxford and Edinbur
Open University in 1969, after lecturing at	Edinburgh for ten years.
and Mary Kathleen Smith, he was educated at	Edinburgh Academy, Glenalmond College, Pembroke Colleg
He took time out from the Army to study at	Edinburgh University from 1767 to 1768.
er three centuries of scientific advances at	Edinburgh.
He graduated at	Edinburgh University 14 November 1770.
s on legal philosophy as Regius Professor at	Edinburgh.
He began the study of medicine at	Edinburgh University in 1835, and graduated there in 1
aries, he was appointed Science Librarian at	Edinburgh Napier University in 1992.
He was educated at	Edinburgh University and Christ Church, Oxford.
sity and ordained after a period of study at	Edinburgh Theological College in 1956.
Squadron RAF was formed on 1 October 1916 at	Edinburgh, and was equipped with B.E.2 and B.E.12 airc
It was published 1628, and reprinted at	Edinburgh the same year, as The Vanitie and Downefall
Born at	Edinburgh, Scotland, Carmichael was the eldest son of
He was educated at	Edinburgh University and ordained in 1885.
After graduating M.D. at	Edinburgh in 1770, where his thesis, De Febribus inter
Houston taught at	Edinburgh College of Art between 1955 and 1989.
He has remained at	Edinburgh, and was, with Burstall and Milner, a co-fou
Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario and at	Edinburgh before settling in his hometown of Fort Will
in London and studied veterinary medicine at	Edinburgh University.
hester, London, Birmingham, Leicester and at	Edinburgh Fringe!
pro baronibus, in the parliament that sat at	Edinburgh on 4 October 1479.
tober 8, 1875), Scottish divine, was born at	Edinburgh.
e his international debut on Mar 10, 1879 at	Edinburgh in the Scotland vs England match.
s final match for England on Mar 19, 1881 at	Edinburgh in the Scotland vs England match.
Irvine was educated at	Edinburgh Academy and Oriel College, Oxford, where he
He was educated at	Edinburgh Academy, then served an apprenticeship as a
He was 20, and on part-time studies at	Edinburgh University for chartered accountancy, when h
Medina died at	Edinburgh in 1710.
Grammar School, before studying medicine at	Edinburgh University.
wn," Museum of Cape Town, "The Gray Hat," at	Edinburgh, two portraits at Glasgow, and one at Montre
the English Civil War and was imprisoned at	Edinburgh Castle by the Committee of Estates in 1644.
He was an Individual Bursar in 1998-99 at	Edinburgh University.
He studied law at	Edinburgh University from 1944-46 and at the Middle Te
By this time Campbell was a student at	Edinburgh University and while playing for the univers
On June 29, 2009, Anderson appeared at	Edinburgh Sheriff Court accused of attempted murder.
death, dividing his time between teaching at	Edinburgh, writing and farming.
They were reprinted at	Edinburgh, 1862, edited by John Charles Ryle.
He was executed at	Edinburgh on 13 December 1548.
Statue of Abraham Lincoln at	Edinburgh
Martin Danziger, studied at	Edinburgh University and subsequently trained in physi
He died at	Edinburgh, on August 28, 1483.
He retired to Inveresk, and died at	Edinburgh on 10 March 1666.
He developed his career at	Edinburgh University as Professor of Pharmacology, lat
plied for an exit visa to lead a teach-in at	Edinburgh University to educate British public opinion
ame lecturer in materia medica and botany at	Edinburgh and also superintendent of the botanical gar
raft Research and Development Unit (ARDU) at	Edinburgh, South Australia as an Army helicopter test
In 2005, she took a professorship at	Edinburgh.
Member of Parliament, who died unmarried at	Edinburgh, February 10, 1751.
her election she has worked as a lecturer at	Edinburgh University and as a chemistry teacher.
ee in April 1312, at Ayr on May 27, 1315, at	Edinburgh on March 9, 1317, at Scone on June 14 of tha
Bright studied medicine at	Edinburgh University before setting up a practice in F
uir was a lecturer in bacterial pathology at	Edinburgh University (1894-98), and was briefly a prof
ames Avon Clyde, Lord Clyde, was educated at	Edinburgh Academy, Corpus Christi College, Oxford, whe
McDuff's early education was at	Edinburgh.
Educated at	Edinburgh Academy and Sedbergh School, he joined the R
He was appointed, in 1967, to a post at	Edinburgh University.
inevitably, for a third consecutive time at	Edinburgh in 2009, sealing an incredible 5 successes i
er in 1852 when he was convicted of theft at	Edinburgh.
After studying together at	Edinburgh College of Art, Pope & Guthrie completed MA'
erence with Mary of Guise on 12 May 1560, at	Edinburgh Castle, Ruthven was more unyielding on all p
as a candidate for the chair of chemistry at	Edinburgh in 1843.
liam Arthur was appointed King's Botanist at	Edinburgh in 1715, through his political connections,
Most studied at	Edinburgh College of Art during or soon after the Firs
ouncil; but Forbes felt that his ministry at	Edinburgh was a failure, and more trouble arising from
itken, a professor of forensic statistics at	Edinburgh University, stated that the study is based o
sity and ordained after a period of study at	Edinburgh Theological College in 1885.
music from 1998-2001, and undertook an MA at	Edinburgh University, subsequently becoming a tutor, a
He was educated at	Edinburgh Academy and at Sandhurst.
At	Edinburgh the partial eclipse was 23.5% of the sun, wh
He was educated at	Edinburgh University and Leiden University.
meaning 'I was built by the grace of God at	Edinburgh in 1690 by John Meikle' John Meikle was an e
d running a Masters course on Nationalism at	Edinburgh University (1995-1999).
one of the king's chaplains, and was born at	Edinburgh.
After graduating in medicine at	Edinburgh in 1851, he was appointed lecturer on botany
Gilles arrived at	Edinburgh escorted by Lord Seton and 120 horsemen on 1
f Perth, by commission, in a sasine dated at	Edinburgh 11 August 1518.
iversity Union and Dialectic Society, and at	Edinburgh (Ph.D.), where he lectured in the Faculty of
ter completing his professional education at	Edinburgh, he carried on from 1790 in Surgeons' Square
At	Edinburgh, Professor Donaldson oversaw the development
trip to Scotland, in the year 1745, being at	Edinburgh, when Charley the Pretender was there, he wa
tish Theatre Guide's 'Play of the Fringe' at	Edinburgh in 2004, and was directed by Guy Retallack w
Born at	Edinburgh in 1710 and originally educated for the chur

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