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| is death at 89 years of age he was buried in | Edinburgh Parish Church. |
| d on a safe-conduct to Scotland, arriving in | Edinburgh on 15 April 1586. |
| resenting Wales in the Commonwealth Games in | Edinburgh in 1970 and becoming Welsh sprint champion i |
| e from the jury at the 1968 IFIP Congress in | Edinburgh for his computer-generated string quartet, " |
| She worked as a solicitor in | Edinburgh and the City of London. |
| Kirk o' Field in | Edinburgh, Scotland, is best known as the site of the |
| 's doubles at the 1986 Commonwealth Games in | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| Tommy Smith (born 27 April 1967 in | Edinburgh, Scotland) is a jazz saxophonist, composer a |
| minister, Inglis was born in August 1810 in | Edinburgh, where he attended the Royal High School. |
| at the Theatre School of Dance and Drama in | Edinburgh. |
| Edward Mark Sprot (born 4 February 1872 in | Edinburgh, Midlothian; died 8 October 1945 at Lower Bo |
| rley Dalrymple-Hay was educated privately in | Edinburgh and was articled as pupil to the Chief Engin |
| m as an anesthetic by James Young Simpson in | Edinburgh. |
| Green was born in | Edinburgh. |
| cialist independent brewing company based in | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| g of some former passenger service routes in | Edinburgh, and new links to Fife, East and West Lothia |
| Adelphi, and later in the Waterloo Rooms in | Edinburgh, followed by a return engagement in Glasgow, |
| a Peasant's Cottage Drawer, was published in | Edinburgh in 1848 by James Hogg, the son of the 'Ettri |
| open, and the 2009 tournament being held in | Edinburgh attracted nine Grandmasters. |
| David Williamson (born 1961 in | Edinburgh) is a successful Scottish businessman, and f |
| esented Nairnshire in the Parliament held in | Edinburgh on 4 June 1644. |
| , together with a Parliament, should meet in | Edinburgh in the summer of 1640. |
| ately on the subscription of the Covenant in | Edinburgh, the powerfully organized body, known as the |
| They live in | Edinburgh and have a son, a daughter and two grandchil |
| April 18, 1873 in Warsaw - June 19, 1945 in | Edinburgh, Scotland) was a Polish landowner and politi |
| At the 1970 Commonwealth Games in | Edinburgh, Rogers combined with his brother Neil to cl |
| Duffy, born in Ireland, grew up in | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| commander of the Cavalry Training Centre in | Edinburgh. |
| land and Europe and spent a term of study in | Edinburgh. |
| hen about thirty years of age, he settled in | Edinburgh, where he obtained a tutorship in the family |
| done in connection with a society formed in | Edinburgh for the 'Reformation of the Gipsies in Scotl |
| He was educated at Fettes College in | Edinburgh, where he was a Foundation Scholar, and earn |
| Kirsty Balfour (born 21 February 1984 in | Edinburgh, Scotland) is a Scottish breaststroke swimme |
| to claim for the costs of his family home in | Edinburgh, and to buy and furnish a flat in London inc |
| It was filmed in | Edinburgh. |
| In 2001 he stood again for the SSP in | Edinburgh Central in the Westminster General Election. |
| 009 American High School Theatre Festival in | Edinburgh, Scotland |
| rkshire Playhouse and "White Open Spaces" in | Edinburgh, Soho Theatre and Sweden |
| Born in | Edinburgh, Pearson played for Murrayfield Amateurs, an |
| is article is about the Queensberry House in | Edinburgh. |
| ears later at the 1986 Commonwealth Games in | Edinburgh, Phillips enjoyed more success, winning silv |
| Born in | Edinburgh, Mackie was educated at Middlesbrough High S |
| led "The Braes of Yarrow" first published in | Edinburgh in 1724 and said to be "written in imitation |
| He presently lives in | Edinburgh. |
| is in the National Archives of Scotland, in | Edinburgh. |
| Parliament House in | Edinburgh, Scotland, was home to the pre-Union Parliam |
| n was educated at George Watson's College in | Edinburgh, Aberdeen University and Cambridge Universit |
| onduct, Magnus and Roger Radclyff arrived in | Edinburgh on 29 October 1524. |
| fence advisor at Ferranti Defence Systems in | Edinburgh, moving to an appointment as Director of Mil |
| Ged was born in | Edinburgh, where he carried on business as a goldsmith |
| d medalist at the 1986 Commonwealth Games in | Edinburgh, Scotland, winning titles in the 200-metre b |
| She is a solicitor, in | Edinburgh and Musselburgh from 1991-8, turned legal of |
| David Brown was the first recorded Jew in | Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1693, shortly before the Union |
| the paper at an office on the Royal Mile in | Edinburgh until his suicide in December 1856. |
| In | Edinburgh, Barlow encountered the suspicions of the Ki |
| 24 he set up his own business as a draper in | Edinburgh. |
| He was born in | Edinburgh, Scotland and raised in Drumheller, Alberta |
| For the last six years he lived in | Edinburgh and volunteered for The Bike Station and The |
| ia in 1845 and later from medical schools in | Edinburgh and Paris. |
| chelin Guide recognised Atrium restaurant in | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| he was minister at Old Greyfriars Church in | Edinburgh, he was involved in attempts to reform and m |
| McLeod is now a road digger in | Edinburgh. |
| He was born in | Edinburgh, Scotland and was educated in the Shetland I |
| h Army in Scotland, with its headquarters in | Edinburgh Castle. |
| He did post-graduate work in | Edinburgh, Scotland and London, England, and was house |
| Born in | Edinburgh, he was the eldest son of Sir William Bailli |
| The journal was produced in | Edinburgh until late into the 1850s, by which time the |
| e son of W.G. Moncrieff, and was educated in | Edinburgh. |
| Born in | Edinburgh, he was educated at Edinburgh Academy, at Co |
| He was born in New York and died in | Edinburgh. |
| in Munich, Germany and died on 9 May 1911 in | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| He was born in | Edinburgh, Scotland in 1822 and came to Upper Canada w |
| d in the British Isles Singles to be held in | Edinburgh between 30th June and 1st July. |
| Neil Alexander (born 10 March 1978 in | Edinburgh, Scotland) is a Scottish professional footba |
| From 1956 till 1958, he studied in | Edinburgh for his PhD, the subject of which was the ta |
| o competed at the 1986 Commonwealth Games in | Edinburgh, Scotland, winning a Silver medal in the cox |
| Born in | Edinburgh, and educated at George Watson's College, Ma |
| Earl of Douglas and his brother to dinner in | Edinburgh Castle, and killed them. |
| aclean, 6th Laird of Torloisk studied law in | Edinburgh, Lachlan Maclean of Torloisk, General Allan |
| activities, Ritchie was a town councillor in | Edinburgh, a magistrate, chairman of the Chamber of Co |
| He died in | Edinburgh in 1996. |
| Boyle and his wife Marie live in | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| ajority of the film was shot in late 1995 in | Edinburgh and locations in Country Durham including Du |
| He covered the Commonwealth Games in 1986 in | Edinburgh, for the South London Press as deputy sports |
| lding Society is a building society based in | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| and his brother opened a Catholic chapel in | Edinburgh, and their public attendance there resulted |
| 5, a train accident near Waverley Station in | Edinburgh leads to the ASLEF and RMT trade unions to d |
| Church at the west end of Princes Street in | Edinburgh. |
| et Beaton's name was written on a placard in | Edinburgh accusing her of having used witchcraft to in |
| Ltd., established in 1830 on Rose Street in | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| In | Edinburgh ThreeWeeks publishes a preview newspaper, a |
| here is no proof that the mask of Bentham in | Edinburgh was actually made by Alcock. |
| onths later at St. Raphael's nursing home in | Edinburgh after a short illness. |
| other venues, the Royal Scottish Academy in | Edinburgh, the Glasgow School of Art and the Muhlenber |
| The firm has its salerooms in | Edinburgh and offices in London Pall Mall, and Glasgow |
| In 1871, he studied antiseptic surgery in | Edinburgh and Europe and returned to Nova Scotia as a |
| She died suddenly in | Edinburgh in 1955. |
| l was educated at George Watson's College in | Edinburgh and the Stams Ski Gymnasium in Austria. |
| Hughes now resides in | Edinburgh and is married to Hannah Gallacher. |
| t is named for Thomas Potter who was born in | Edinburgh, Scotland and arrived in Copenhagen as a you |
| Semple played locally in | Edinburgh at the start of his career, often with his t |
| gus Stewart Deaton (born October 19, 1945 in | Edinburgh, Scotland) is a leading microeconomist. |
| Julian Davies, in | Edinburgh, implemented an extended version of POP-2, w |
| Born in | Edinburgh, D'Arcy played junior football with Armadale |
| Hargrave (born Letitia MacTavish in 1813 in | Edinburgh, Scotland) was the eldest of nine children o |
| selection for the 1970 Commonwealth Games in | Edinburgh. |
| oseph 'Joe' McLeod (born 30 December 1967 in | Edinburgh) is a Scottish former footballer who played |
| e master, Jock Gray, is killed by robbers in | Edinburgh. |
| From 1815 he was resident in | Edinburgh. |
| rected to his memory in St Giles's church in | Edinburgh in 1895. |
| n hands, and ordered him to be imprisoned in | Edinburgh Castle, while Elizabeth demanded his surrend |
| He died in | Edinburgh on 2 July 1883, aged 72. |
| e of a statue of Lincoln that was erected in | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| ongate Kirk in 1977 and continued to live in | Edinburgh, where he died in 1995 at the age of 87. |
| ses, he helped instigate the street brawl in | Edinburgh known as 'Cleanse the Causeway'. |
| Bell was born in | Edinburgh, Scotland; an elder brother of Sir Charles B |
| or to becoming minister at Canongate Kirk in | Edinburgh in January 1937. |
| ions were raised to fund a new university in | Edinburgh to a plan prepared by Robert Adam, to replac |
| ght) at the Junior European Championships in | Edinburgh, losing to Vassiliy Jirov |
| Hugo Rifkind (born 1977 in | Edinburgh) is a columnist for The Times and The Specta |
| Begbie died in | Edinburgh and was interred at the New Calton Cemetery. |
| d but instead he started medical practice in | Edinburgh in 1834 after studying abroad. |
| teacher of Wester Hailes Education Centre in | Edinburgh but was (2008-09) seconded as Headteacher to |
| h Survival of the Fittest 10km run, again in | Edinburgh, a trio of amateur athletes (Sean Edmond, Gr |
| In | Edinburgh, he became a notable member of the Plinian S |
| d, originally written in 2004 and revived in | Edinburgh 2006 at the Underbelly. |
| own was educated at the Royal High School in | Edinburgh. |
| ding School in Workington and Moray House in | Edinburgh. |
| Lawrie was educated in | Edinburgh, and came to Canada in 1893. |
| ottish Academy Building on Princes Street in | Edinburgh. |
| efore the first world war and she met him in | Edinburgh during that war, where he was studying medic |
| John Polworth Lawrie (August 25, 1875 in | Edinburgh, Scotland - 1952) was a politician in Manito |
| d were born in Leith in 1962, and grew up in | Edinburgh, Cornwall and Auchtermuchty. |
| as executed like his father on the maiden in | Edinburgh . |
| d key from childhood at Queensberry House in | Edinburgh, now part of the Scottish Parliament complex |
| Eventually it set up branch-plants in | Edinburgh (Silverknowes, Crewe Toll, Gyle, Granton and |
| n astronomical observatory on Calton Hill in | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| did four concerts from 13-16 January 2007 in | Edinburgh, Manchester, Wolverhampton and London respec |
| ents, now preserved in the Register House in | Edinburgh, that conclusively prove that the Munro fami |
| Rowe was born in | Edinburgh, Scotland, the son of English parents Alison |
| land it is located at 52 Melville Street, in | Edinburgh. |
| Baker was born in | Edinburgh to an Episcopalian priest father and English |
| ived its premiere at the Traverse Theatre in | Edinburgh and subsequently transferred to the Piccadil |
| o study architecture at Napier University in | Edinburgh before becoming disillusioned with the prosp |
| He attended Trinity Academy in | Edinburgh, then a grammar school. |
| ing fuel prices, combined with tram works in | Edinburgh city centre leading to a drop in passenger n |
| He currently resides in | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| Glasgow, Scotland, Macdonald was educated in | Edinburgh, the University of London (MB,BS) and Kings |
| Camp Atterbury in | Edinburgh, Indiana, is named for him, as was, for a ti |
| He was born in | Edinburgh, the second son of architect Sir Robert Lori |
| his profession, which he practised first in | Edinburgh and afterwards in London. |
| rt Rankin Blackwood (born August 20, 1934 in | Edinburgh, Scotland), is a Scottish footballer who pla |
| can personally confirm that Woodruff died in | Edinburgh as he was an acquaintance of mine and I was |
| l Institution, and then to Fettes College in | Edinburgh. |
| od between 1994 and 2000 it too was based in | Edinburgh with the mother club. |
| er during the Napoleonic period and lived in | Edinburgh for a time before settling in 'da toon' as a |
| urrently serves as the consul for Denmark in | Edinburgh. |
| Born in | Edinburgh, Scotland on 6 January 1877, he was ordained |
| Blair was born in | Edinburgh, Scotland and while still an infant, he immi |
| Haymarket railway station in | Edinburgh, Scotland |
| library for the UKST remained at the ROE in | Edinburgh. |
| cher at Craiglockart College of Education in | Edinburgh, graduating in 1972. |
| The Dean Gallery is an art gallery in | Edinburgh, Scotland, and is part of the National Galle |
| pecialist day and boarding school located in | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| was appointed to the chair of psychiatry in | Edinburgh. |
| 15, 1835 in Scotland, to Thomas Cleghorn in | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| Anyway, he died in | Edinburgh for whatever that's worth. |
| Born in | Edinburgh, he came to the United States in 1836. |
| k of Scotland is founded by Royal Charter in | Edinburgh. |
| h National Party, and was their candidate in | Edinburgh East in the 2010 General Election. |
| It was founded in | Edinburgh in 1839 and one of its first aims was to imp |
| dy" Pullar Jardine (born 31 December 1948 in | Edinburgh) is a Scottish former professional associati |
| It was published in 1536 in | Edinburgh by Thomas Davidson. |
| Allister was born in | Edinburgh and played youth football with Tranent befor |
| th the notable exception of Lothian Buses in | Edinburgh, among others. |
| The Cateran formed in | Edinburgh in the mid-1980s, with a line-up comprising |
| raduate degree in teaching at Moray House in | Edinburgh. |
| is based closely on the Melville Monument in | Edinburgh. |
| 1751), Scottish American artist, was born in | Edinburgh and died in Boston, Massachusetts. |
| d corpses for sale to the medical schools in | Edinburgh. |
| Scottish Property Federation from offices in | Edinburgh. |
| ection of the National Museum of Scotland in | Edinburgh. |
| After attending Holy Cross Academy in | Edinburgh, his uncle John Gray, a canon, suggested tha |
| nations, and was played at Raeburn Place in | Edinburgh. |
| After earlier education in | Edinburgh, McCaffrey earned a Bachelor's degree at the |
| land, becoming minister at New Greyfriars in | Edinburgh in 1768. |
| ampian also established secondary studios in | Edinburgh during the late 1960s from where some of the |
| of mathematics at Heriot-Watt University in | Edinburgh. |
| Callum Innes was born in | Edinburgh. |
| adium on 1 May 2010, at the Magic Weekend in | Edinburgh. |
| He was born in | Edinburgh and received his early education at the high |
| nterred at St John's Episcopal Churchyard in | Edinburgh. |
| rlyle as a petty thief turned drug dealer in | Edinburgh in the 1980s. |
| Campbell was born in | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| tland is a LGBT rights organisation based in | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| Malcolm Rifkind was born in | Edinburgh to a Jewish family that emigrated to Britain |
| Born in | Edinburgh, the daughter of a Scottish doctor father an |
| Born in | Edinburgh, Hay-Dalrymple was the only child of Sir Jam |
| st, Emeritus Professor of Natural History in | Edinburgh (b.1812). |
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