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| Prior to her election to | Holyrood was a full time trade union official for the |
| There is also an Aberdeen South | Holyrood constituency, a constituency of the Scottish |
| There is also a Gordon | Holyrood constituency, a constituency of the Scottish |
| ed by a gunpowder explosion while Mary was at | Holyrood attending a wedding celebration. |
| Wilson's efforts turned | Holyrood from a quiet run down church on the corner of |
| There is also a Banff and Buchan | Holyrood constituency, a constituency of the Scottish |
| e is also a West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine | Holyrood constituency, a constituency of the Scottish |
| d to early modern times, sheep were reared in | Holyrood Park, a royal park beside Duddingston, and we |
| charter is also witnessed by Alwin, Abbot of | Holyrood (Alwyno abbate de Edenb.,), who had resigned |
| rk on paving a track round Salisbury Crags in | Holyrood Park adjoining Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh. |
| gned as a Conservative candidate for the 2011 | Holyrood elections after it was reported that he had c |
| abour incumbent and as such did not return to | Holyrood as an MSP for the 2007-2011 session. |
| They destroyed | Holyrood Abbey and carried off much of its property as |
| Walsh was born in | Holyrood, Newfoundland, and was educated St. Bonaventu |
| In 2009 he decided to concentrate on his | Holyrood role and stood down as a Glasgow City council |
| In 1539 he was made Abbot of | Holyrood Abbey, and Commendator of Charlieu Abbey in F |
| lso established two great Augustinian abbeys, | Holyrood Abbey and the Arrouaisian abbey of St Mary at |
| mplicated in the Earl of Bothwell's attack on | Holyrood Palace, and was outlawed with the earl. |
| rovision on June 1, 1381, to a vicarage under | Holyrood Abbey and then another vicarage under Kelso A |
| Frank marries Dolores; Gilfain marries Lady | Holyrood; and Angela, marries Captain Donegal. |
| After her election to | Holyrood, Constance announced she was expecting her fi |
| election finishing fourth, but was elected to | Holyrood in any case as a list member for the Lothians |
| or representation in the Scottish Parliament ( | Holyrood) the area of the Westminster constituency is |
| He was first elected in the 2003 | Holyrood election, as the second Green MSP in the Loth |
| ser, for the political communications company | Holyrood, and as a researcher for Cathy Craigie MSP. |
| The Gathering took place at | Holyrood Park between 25-26 July. |
| notable for holding the positions of Abbot of | Holyrood and Bishop of Galloway. |
| ral to replace the recently deceased Henry of | Holyrood as Bishop of Galloway, sometime before 13 Jan |
| ning or ending the linking of Westminster and | Holyrood constituency boundaries as is provided for by |
| He had become an Augustinian canon at | Holyrood Abbey by the time of his recorded death in 12 |
| e is interred with past bishops of Seattle at | Holyrood Catholic Cemetery in Shoreline, Washington. |
| mes Philip, who had a significant ministry in | Holyrood Abbey Church in Edinburgh, and the nephew of |
| Ross, Skye and Inverness West is one of three | Holyrood constituencies covering the Highland council |
| n and Lochaber is the most southerly of three | Holyrood constituencies covering the Highland council |
| The | Holyrood constituency covers a southern portion of the |
| The | Holyrood constituency covers a northern portion of the |
| The | Holyrood constituency covers a southern portion of the |
| The | Holyrood constituency covers an eastern portion of the |
| The | Holyrood constituency covers a western portion of the |
| The | Holyrood constituency covers most of the Argyll and Bu |
| The | Holyrood constituency covers a north-western portion o |
| The | Holyrood constituency covers an eastern portion of the |
| The | Holyrood constituency covers a western portion of the |
| The | Holyrood constituency covers a southern portion of the |
| The East Kilbride | Holyrood constituency, created to be coterminous in 19 |
| lass), receiving this honour from the King at | Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh, on 5 July 1920. |
| The twins were born in | Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh. |
| amentary constituency from Labour in the 2007 | Holyrood Parliament elections. |
| The | Holyrood Thermal Electric Generating Station built by |
| 70, but resigned the position to the Abbot of | Holyrood under faculty of Pope Paul II; this happened |
| Charles held court at | Holyrood Palace for five weeks. |
| rs in the records as rector of Falkirk (under | Holyrood Abbey) from 1344, and by 1360 he was the secr |
| Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro's | Holyrood Thermal Generating Station is an essential pa |
| "George Square, | Holyrood, St Giles" was the description of the Central |
| Member: Rural Development Committee, Member: | Holyrood Progress Group, Member: Education, Culture an |
| At | Holyrood Eadie has been a member of the Transport and |
| MSP after David Mundell resigned his seat at | Holyrood following his election as MP for Dumfriesshir |
| Mary married James II, King of Scots at | Holyrood Abbey in Edinburgh on (3 July 1449). |
| ing his Wiltshire residence are buried within | Holyrood Church in Swindon. |
| placed under the superiority of the Canons of | Holyrood Abbey in Edinburgh, and remained so for the n |
| eft the school in 2001 and is now the head of | Holyrood Academy in Chard. |
| at St. Alphonsus Church in Ballard as well as | Holyrood Cemetery in Shoreline, WA. |
| stminster seat, and they proceeded to win the | Holyrood seat in 2007 as well, calling into question L |
| gland, leaving the remainder (responsible for | Holyrood Park) in the hands of Historic Scotland. |
| Queen Madeleine was interred in | Holyrood Abbey in Edinburgh. |
| MSP Patrick Harvie was nominated to head the | Holyrood Transport, Infrastructure and Climate Change |
| The | Holyrood constituency is entirely within the East Dunb |
| The | Holyrood constituency is entirely within the Glasgow C |
| The | Holyrood constituency is one of five covering the Sout |
| The | Holyrood constituency is covers a south-eastern portio |
| The current | Holyrood constituency is entirely within the Glasgow C |
| The | Holyrood constituency is within the Dundee City counci |
| The | Holyrood constituency is entirely within the Glasgow C |
| The | Holyrood constituency is within the Aberdeen City coun |
| The | Holyrood constituency is one of two covering the West |
| The | Holyrood constituency is within the Aberdeen City coun |
| The | Holyrood constituency is within the Aberdeen City coun |
| The | Holyrood constituency is one of five covering the Nort |
| epresentation at Westminster, the area of the | Holyrood constituency is now divided between three con |
| epresentation at Westminster, the area of the | Holyrood constituency is now divided between two const |
| The | Holyrood constituency is one of five covering the Sout |
| The | Holyrood constituency is one of five covering the Sout |
| neau, Gold Bar, Grandview Heights, Hazeldean, | Holyrood, Idylwylde, Kenilworth, King Edward Park, Lan |
| cludes the wards of Craigmillar, Duddingston, | Holyrood, Leith Links, Meadowbank, Milton, Mountcastle |
| the fiasco in 2007 of holding parliamentary ( | Holyrood) and local elections simultaneously, the next |
| the advice of the Gould Report and split the | Holyrood and Local Elections - in order to avoid a rep |
| ers he was consecrated at the abbey church of | Holyrood 7 May 1662 by the archbishops of St. Andrews |
| , including Edinburgh Old Town, the West End, | Holyrood and Murrayfield. |
| Beyond the destruction of | Holyrood Abbey near Edinburgh the invasion had achieve |
| il he appears on 27 February 1321 as Abbot of | Holyrood Abbey near Edinburgh. |
| Lady | Holyrood, with no prospective husbands in sight, decid |
| Scotland, there has been a development of a " | Holyrood bubble", as the Scottish Parliament is in the |
| The former | Holyrood constituency of Aberdeen South was within the |
| en a new Scottish Parliament Building, in the | Holyrood area of Edinburgh. |
| The | Holyrood constituency of Dunfermline West was one of f |
| The | Holyrood constituency of Central Fife is one of five M |
| The | Holyrood constituency of Ochil covers the whole of the |
| Knowing that the abbot of | Holyrood was on the point of death, he, according to G |
| rder took hold before James II was crowned at | Holyrood Abbey on 25 March 1437 but it wasn't until ea |
| Holyrood uses over 250,000 litres per minute of sea wa | |
| as dropped, but the party pledged to sell the | Holyrood Scottish Parliament Building, and to reduce t |
| Various council areas are divided between two | Holyrood electoral regions. |
| ears old, slaughtered a young scullion in the | Holyrood kitchen, roasting him alive on a spit, and be |
| Cross RC Primary School on Calder Street and | Holyrood Secondary School in Crosshill, south-east Gla |
| Healy attended | Holyrood Secondary School in Glasgow. |
| East Scotland list was enough to take her to | Holyrood where she became a shadow deputy spokesperson |
| He was born in | Holyrood, the son of Philip Lewis and Mary O'Keefe, an |
| He was born in | Holyrood, the son of John Lewis and Elizabeth Veitch, |
| centre was destroyed, including All Saints', | Holyrood and St. Mary's churches, although St. Michael |
| For representation at | Holyrood, therefore, the area of the Westminster const |
| ef Whip for the Labour Party group of MSPs at | Holyrood after the 2003 election. |
| Hamilton was born at | Holyrood Palace, the son of the 6th Duke of Hamilton a |
| s buried, December 23, in the Chapel Royal of | Holyrood, at the east end of the north side, at the fo |
| general election and went on to be elected to | Holyrood in the 1999 Scottish Parliament election, and |
| Augustinian canon who rose to become Abbot of | Holyrood and then Bishop of Galloway. |
| ies of the Scottish Parliament (known also as | Holyrood constituencies) to be the same as those for t |
| In the 2007 | Holyrood Election, Tosh was the Scottish Conservative |
| He certainly took the brass font from | Holyrood once used to christen Scottish monarchs. |
| After being elected to | Holyrood she was the Conservative deputy spokeswoman o |
| After being elected to | Holyrood he was the Conservative spokesman on local go |
| In 1999 a Scottish Parliament ( | Holyrood) constituency was created with the name and b |
| wn from this position to focus on his work at | Holyrood, and was replaced by Labour's Peter Sullivan |
| electoral regions of the Scottish Parliament ( | Holyrood), which were created in 1999. |
| recommended that council area boundaries and | Holyrood and Westminster constituency boundaries shoul |
| verness and political correspondents based at | Holyrood & Westminster. |
| ral of the earl and countess of Sutherland in | Holyrood House' which appeared anonymously in the Scot |
| The SNP retained the | Holyrood seat with Stewart Stevenson (who had original |
| bow and a black-plumed white cockaded cap, in | Holyrood Park, with Duddingston Loch and Edinburgh Cas |
| Holyrood Church, with the exception of the chancel and | |
| Prior to her election to | Holyrood she worked as a teacher in Liverpool, Irvine |
| Before her election to | Holyrood, Constance worked as a social worker and was |
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