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| onstituency was abolished in 1997, but a new | Edinburgh East was created in 2005. |
| eney Alison (1790-1859), was a distinguished | Edinburgh medical professor. |
| Chester Himes: A Life ( | Edinburgh: Payback Press, 2000. |
| rghs constituency, 1832 to 1918, and a later | Edinburgh Leith constituency, 1950 to 1997. |
| aign in 1990 when Wallace Mercer, a wealthly | Edinburgh businessman with direct connections to Heart |
| A902, A8 and A720 around | Edinburgh |
| periority of the Canons of Holyrood Abbey in | Edinburgh, and remained so for the next three hundred |
| James II, King of Scots at Holyrood Abbey in | Edinburgh on (3 July 1449). |
| eyond the destruction of Holyrood Abbey near | Edinburgh the invasion had achieved precisely nothing. |
| Madeleine was interred in Holyrood Abbey in | Edinburgh. |
| ebruary 1321 as Abbot of Holyrood Abbey near | Edinburgh. |
| the Scottish coastline between Aberdeen and | Edinburgh, and the veterans of the Polish tank formati |
| thbogie Castle were shipped from Aberdeen to | Edinburgh. |
| m, London Gatwick (Inverness & Aberdeen) and | Edinburgh, following Flybe's takeover of BA Connect in |
| s, or was if the cities of Aberdeen, Dundee, | Edinburgh and Glasgow are regarded as belonging, respe |
| tes a 30-concert series in Aberdeen, Dundee, | Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness and Perth, and each summ |
| ion by Fiona Graham, Dunedin Academic Press, | Edinburgh, 2005, ISBN 978-1903765524 |
| other venues, the Royal Scottish Academy in | Edinburgh, the Glasgow School of Art and the Muhlenber |
| He attended Trinity Academy in | Edinburgh, then a grammar school. |
| After attending Holy Cross Academy in | Edinburgh, his uncle John Gray, a canon, suggested tha |
| He was educated at Dumfries Academy and | Edinburgh University. |
| e first being Lightburn Secondary across the | Edinburgh Rd in Torphin Crescent, Greenfield. |
| s, the son of the late Rev. Thomas Addis, of | Edinburgh, minister of the Free Church, was born in 18 |
| ridge, Harvard, Leeds, Adelaide, Queensland, | Edinburgh, Birmingham, Drury and California. |
| Admission to | Edinburgh Medical School (MBChB Degree) is quite compe |
| Kyoto University adopts the | Edinburgh definition of Informatics as the study of in |
| er three centuries of scientific advances at | Edinburgh. |
| from a manuscript in the Advocates' Library, | Edinburgh. |
| hich is preserved in the Advocates' Library, | Edinburgh. |
| ene MS. preserved in the Advocates' Library, | Edinburgh, and a ballad in the Bagford collection in t |
| ich are preserved in the Advocates' Library, | Edinburgh, are characterised by neatness and accuracy. |
| orm activity and heavy rainfall affected the | Edinburgh area in early June 2008. |
| elf manager for the second time after Justin | Edinburgh left the club by mutual consent on 20 Februa |
| h Survival of the Fittest 10km run, again in | Edinburgh, a trio of amateur athletes (Sean Edmond, Gr |
| general election, and was defeated again in | Edinburgh at the 1865 general election. |
| and appeared at the Aix-en-Provence, Vienna, | Edinburgh and Salzburg Festivals and in North and Sout |
| 5 December 1269, when along with one Alan de | Edinburgh he gave a receipt for 20 marks to some Flore |
| branch, at its head office in Albany Street, | Edinburgh. |
| Royal Albert Dock in London, the Albert and | Edinburgh Docks in Leith, Workington Dock and Harbour. |
| City of London Festival; Aldeburgh Festival; | Edinburgh International Festival; and the St Magnus Fe |
| issioned and paid for by Robert Alexander at | Edinburgh, Scotland, was donated to the White House by |
| toria's granddaughter, Princess Alexandra of | Edinburgh daughter of The Prince Alfred, Duke of Saxe- |
| s named Rector of St Michael and All Saints' | Edinburgh and served in that position until he was app |
| e recorded on crops growing in allotments in | Edinburgh UK as recently as June 2010; enquiries trace |
| ies of the Lothian region are Almond Valley, | Edinburgh Central, Edinburgh Eastern, Edinburgh Northe |
| he BATS initiative which they run along with | Edinburgh BATs Rugby (a Community Amateur Sports Club) |
| 2005 general election, but there was also an | Edinburgh East constituency from 1885 to 1997. |
| lay in the 2011 British Isles Series also in | Edinburgh on 2nd & 3rd July. |
| town of Lynn in Norfolk, where, and also at | Edinburgh, he received the classical education of the |
| An Alternative Internet ( | Edinburgh University Press, 2004) |
| Peay is an alumna of | Edinburgh University and Hull University. |
| Rudd is an alumna of | Edinburgh University. |
| "Answer to the amended libel" ( | Edinburgh: Douglas 1879). |
| al investment centres: London, Amsterdam and | Edinburgh. |
| a, Brugge, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Portsmouth, | Edinburgh, and Dublin. |
| Rhum: The Natural History of an Island ( | Edinburgh Island Biology). |
| ugh this name may be an anachronism, modern ( | Edinburgh), was under siege and fell to the Angles, fo |
| He studied medicine and then fish anatomy at | Edinburgh University. |
| 91), Introduction to the Talmud and Midrash, | Edinburgh: T&T Clark, ISBN 978-0800625245 . |
| of the company which visited London and the | Edinburgh Festival in 1960. |
| ation Volume I Synod of Lothian and Tweedale | Edinburgh 1920 pp 88/89 |
| 91), Introduction to the Talmud and Midrash, | Edinburgh: T&T Clark, ISBN 978-0800625245 |
| ing the Estate of the Kirk in 1605 and 1606, | Edinburgh, Wodrow Society, 1846. |
| he Royal College of Surgeons and Physicians, | Edinburgh, and of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeo |
| rformed at both the London Palladium and the | Edinburgh Festival. |
| Supernatural in Scottish History and Culture | Edinburgh: John Donald, 2009. |
| Canaanite Myths and Legends, | Edinburgh: T. & T. Clark, 1956. |
| ng the Kilkenny Cat's Laugh Festival and the | Edinburgh Festival Fringe. |
| Caw, Scottish Painting, Past and Present ( | Edinburgh, 1908) |
| reer for women in industry (Oliver and Boyd, | Edinburgh, 1964); |
| d impressive reviews from The Herald and the | Edinburgh Evening News. |
| Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario and at | Edinburgh before settling in his hometown of Fort Will |
| hester, London, Birmingham, Leicester and at | Edinburgh Fringe! |
| ng of the Guard at Buckingham Palace and the | Edinburgh Military Tattoo, as well as a busy schedule |
| On Determinism and Freedom, | Edinburgh University Press, 2005. |
| ary of Scottish Church History and Theology, | Edinburgh T&T Clark 1993. |
| ution, Volume 1. William Blackwood and Sons, | Edinburgh and London, 1861. |
| and a director of United Newspapers and the | Edinburgh Evening News, at the time of his death in 19 |
| iversity Union and Dialectic Society, and at | Edinburgh (Ph.D.), where he lectured in the Faculty of |
| vestment Company, the Stirlingshire, and the | Edinburgh and Paisley Building Society. |
| dals from the Glasgow Humane Society and the | Edinburgh and Leith Humane Society |
| dry in relation to Scottish History and Art, | Edinburgh, 1890. |
| He was educated at Newcastle, and at | Edinburgh University, where he graduated MA on 29 Apri |
| Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics, ( | Edinburgh 1908-26; 2nd edition 1925-1940, reprint 1955 |
| st upon him by Messieurs Sage and Ruddiman,' | Edinburgh, 1749. |
| Erastianism, Independency, and Separation,' | Edinburgh, 1692. |
| Epistles to the Philippians and Colossians,' | Edinburgh, 1656. |
| chester College (then based in York), and at | Edinburgh University (1808). |
| Educated at Dollar Academy and at | Edinburgh University, where he was Vans Dunlop Scholar |
| pany of Archers, William Blackwood and Sons, | Edinburgh, 1875 |
| t St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London, and in | Edinburgh. |
| educated at Berwickshire High School and at | Edinburgh University. |
| rge Hill DD Archibald Constable and Company, | Edinburgh 1820 |
| ic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales, | Edinburgh College of Art, the Vatican Museums, The Ros |
| ty of Barcelona, in the United States and in | Edinburgh (Scotland).Between 1981 and 1991 he was the |
| (1964) Kipling's Mind and Art ( | Edinburgh and London: Oliver and Boyd) |
| ow Academy, Brasenose College, Oxford and at | Edinburgh University. |
| ne with Benjamin Rush in Philadelphia and in | Edinburgh. |
| cupied most of central Scotland, and entered | Edinburgh. |
| 2000 edition), published by St Andrew Press, | Edinburgh, plus local information. |
| currently teaching at St Andrew's University | Edinburgh. |
| bishop of the Archdiocese of St. Andrews and | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| p of the Metropolitan see of St. Andrews and | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| hop Andrew Thomas McDonald of St Andrews and | Edinburgh, and the principal co-consecrators were Bish |
| He served as Archbishop of St. Andrews and | Edinburgh from 1951 to 1985, and was elevated to the c |
| Archbishop Angus MacDonald of St Andrews and | Edinburgh, and the principal co-consecrators were Bish |
| Keith O'Brien, Archbishop of St Andrews and | Edinburgh with co-consecrating bishops the Rt Rev Maur |
| sthood for the Archdiocese of St Andrews and | Edinburgh in the College Chapel on 17 March 1956 by Bi |
| raham, Auxiliary Bishop of Saint Andrews and | Edinburgh and Donald Martin, Bishop of Argyll and The |
| s August Smith, Archbishop of St Andrews and | Edinburgh and John Joseph Keily, Bishop of Plymouth. |
| Main article: Archbishop of St. Andrews and | Edinburgh |
| as McDonald, Archbishop of Saint Andrews and | Edinburgh and Donald Alphonsus Campbell, Archbishop of |
| hbishop James August Smith of St Andrews and | Edinburgh, and the principal co-consecrators were Bish |
| hbishop Angus MacDonald of Saint Andrews and | Edinburgh, and the principal co-consecrators were Bish |
| berdeen in the Province of Saint Andrews and | Edinburgh. |
| appointed the Archbishop of St. Andrews and | Edinburgh on 19 July 1929 and consecrated to the Episc |
| bishop of the Archdiocese of St. Andrews and | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| y Graham, Auxiliary Bishop of St Andrews and | Edinburgh. |
| appointed the Archbishop of St. Andrews and | Edinburgh on 2 October 1885. |
| Roman Catholic Archbishop of St. Andrews and | Edinburgh |
| alloway in the Province of Saint Andrews and | Edinburgh. |
| e Isles in the Province of Saint Andrews and | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| o serve in the Archdiocese of St Andrews and | Edinburgh. |
| s August Smith, Archbishop of St Andrews and | Edinburgh and the principal co-consecrators were Donal |
| as McDonald, Archbishop of Saint Andrews and | Edinburgh. |
| ristol, Nottingham, St. Andrews, Birmingham, | Edinburgh and Durham) and around 85% of students enter |
| to be founding members of another successful | Edinburgh band, Pilot. |
| eing a Reply to Mr. Ruddiman's Answer,' &c., | Edinburgh, 1748. |
| arse is kept in the Museum of Antiquities in | Edinburgh. |
| nts in the National Museum of Antiquities in | Edinburgh see Article dated May 10 1915 |
| traditional county of Midlothian, apart from | Edinburgh. |
| in an anarcho-syndicalist manner, apart from | Edinburgh QueerMutiny who reject such labels. |
| ternational acclaim with their appearance in | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| On June 29, 2009, Anderson appeared at | Edinburgh Sheriff Court accused of attempted murder. |
| In 1755 he was apprehended in | Edinburgh for his share in the '45, and, in the follow |
| In 1754, he apprenticed to | Edinburgh bookseller, John Trail, and in 1760, he beca |
| Marcus Dods (born 19 April 1918, | Edinburgh; died 30 April 1984, Henley-on-Thames), was |
| nry Cotterill (1812, Ampton - 16 April 1886, | Edinburgh) was an eminent Anglican Bishop in the secon |
| Barson (born Michael Barson, 21 April 1958, | Edinburgh, Scotland) is a British musician, best known |
| In April 2011 | Edinburgh successfully completed her Sea-Dart missile |
| Andrew Turnbull (born 5 April 1982, | Edinburgh) is a Scottish Rugby player. |
| In April 2004, | Edinburgh Crystal bought Caithness Glass from the rece |
| SSA (born 17 April 1812, Ayr - 5 April 1900, | Edinburgh) was a Scottish surgeon, toxicologist and sc |
| His parents were flown over from Arad to | Edinburgh to accompany him. |
| ark Age of Greece: An Archaeological Survey, | Edinburgh University Press (Edinburgh, Scotland), 1971 |
| e, daughter of William Moffat, architect, of | Edinburgh. |
| ditional buildings; these are Holyroodhouse, | Edinburgh; Cardiff Castle; Midland Grand Hotel, St. Pa |
| For the area of | Edinburgh, see Barnton, Edinburgh |
| He was born in the Gilmerton area of | Edinburgh. |
| way station serving the Newcraighall area of | Edinburgh in Scotland. |
| Smith grew up in the Wester Hailes area of | Edinburgh and was encouraged to learn the tenor saxoph |
| partment buildings in the Castlehill area of | Edinburgh, Scotland. |
| moved with the family to the Granton area of | Edinburgh, attending Bellevue School. |
| He lives in the Fairmilehead area of | Edinburgh and is married with one daughter. |
| nto Tanner's Close, in the West Port area of | Edinburgh, where Margaret Hare kept a lodging-house. |
| Parliament Building, in the Holyrood area of | Edinburgh. |
| Main article: Areas of | Edinburgh |
| 120 children from socially deprived areas of | Edinburgh such as Niddrie, Bingham, Pilton, Craigmilla |
| Seventeen of the crew were arrested near | Edinburgh and put on trial for piracy, with nine of th |
| he was among 31 men released who arrived at | Edinburgh, where he learnt the tragic news of his fath |
| onduct, Magnus and Roger Radclyff arrived in | Edinburgh on 29 October 1524. |
| Gilles arrived at | Edinburgh escorted by Lord Seton and 120 horsemen on 1 |
| A special train arrived from | Edinburgh bringing workmen who laboured all night to f |
| d on a safe-conduct to Scotland, arriving in | Edinburgh on 15 April 1586. |
| 'Stobo Kirk' (1936) in the City Art Centre, | Edinburgh. |
| Ravelston Garden - Art Deco | Edinburgh residential flats |
| caster University with a Master of Art, from | Edinburgh University with a Master of Science, and fro |
| gs in Holyrood Park adjoining Arthur's Seat, | Edinburgh. |
| Salisbury Crags and Arthur's Seat, | Edinburgh |
| o 70, Department of Artificial Intelligence, | Edinburgh University. |
| A series of performances known as the | Edinburgh Military Tattoo take place on the Esplanade |
| returned to India after qualifying as LRCP ( | Edinburgh), LRCS (Glasgow), and GFPS (Dublin). |
| July 1844, reconstituted the company as the | Edinburgh, Leith and Granton Railway. |
| matches for important fixtures, such as the | Edinburgh derby versus Heart of Midlothian FC, the clu |
| the group of artists who became known as The | Edinburgh School. |
| ted also to many other magazines such as the | Edinburgh Review, the Month, and the Irish Monthly. |
| f protestant preachers that had assembled in | Edinburgh, he is reported to have said: "Madame, becau |
| irls of Slender Means at The Assembly Rooms, | Edinburgh, gaining a Stage Award for Acting Excellence |
| Ae Fond Kiss (2007) Assembly Rooms, | Edinburgh |
| d the king's commissioner to the assembly at | Edinburgh (August 1639), and he assented in writing to |
| It premiered at the Assembly Rooms, | Edinburgh at the 2007 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. |
| Some other painters associated with | Edinburgh may also be called Edinburgh School artists, |
| Trinity Rep performed at the | Edinburgh International Festival in Scotland in 1968, |
| d off-Broadway, in London's West End, at the | Edinburgh Festival and in scores of productions throug |
| He was baptised 12 June at St.Cuthbert's, | Edinburgh. |
| ith Arthur's help, they plug cake mix at the | Edinburgh Festival. |
| rformed a special version of the show at the | Edinburgh Fringe called The Early Edition with Andre V |
| when he went missing while appearing at the | Edinburgh Fringe in Scotland. |
| 2009: won the Audience Award at the | Edinburgh International Film Festival |
| ogy II was given its British premiere at the | Edinburgh International Festival in September 2008, br |
| n the Perrier award for Best Newcomer at the | Edinburgh Fringe Festival. |
| hich was so successful during its run at the | Edinburgh Festival Fringe that the revue transferred t |
| The boy was educated at the | Edinburgh High School, and began a promising course un |
| rformances with orchestra and in 1972 at the | Edinburgh Festival. |
| comedian and head of the Free Fringe at the | Edinburgh Fringe Festival, for which he was, in 2009, |
| sed on Mills' life would be performed at the | Edinburgh Festival 2009. |
| He went on to perform at the | Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 1984 in a solo show, "The |
| ay and off-Broadway in New York City, at the | Edinburgh Festival, in Los Angeles and at the Comedy T |
| as voted the winner of the Edge Award at the | Edinburgh International Games Festival in 2004 by a pa |
| Watson has appeared regularly at the | Edinburgh Festival Fringe, winning the first ever Pane |
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