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| The company was founded by Mark | Johnstone, a 1989 graduate of the University of Stirli |
| European club football occurred while at St | Johnstone after finishing third in Scotland's top divi |
| footballer who plays as a left back for St. | Johnstone after joining on 26 May 2011. |
| r by John Maxwell, 8th Lord Maxwell in 1608, | Johnstone, aged six, succeeded to the barony of Newby. |
| The writer Diana | Johnstone also complained about references to her in t |
| Johnstone also briefly flirted with directing and dire | |
| its report and recommended that Cardwell and | Johnstone amalgamate. |
| played with Rangers, Greenock Morton and St. | Johnstone amongst other clubs during his career. |
| on Theatresports, which was founded by Keith | Johnstone, an English director who wrote what many con |
| liam Pulteney, 5th Baronet, Commodore George | Johnstone, and Sir James Murray (later Murray-Pulteney |
| under the Colonelcy of his cousin Alexander | Johnstone, and served with them in the West Indies unt |
| ham, Aberdeen, Barnsley, Plymouth Argyle, St | Johnstone and Drogheda United. |
| P. | Johnstone and J. Mandryk, Operation World (6th edn, Pa |
| uglas, 4th Baronet of Kelhead and Dame Grace | Johnstone and their children; Mary, Henry Alexander, W |
| ball for Albion Rovers, Stirling Albion, St. | Johnstone and Hearts. |
| st Neal Adams, who had worked with LeRose at | Johnstone and Cushing, recommended him to DC. LeRose's |
| -Football League -- and later Graeme "Jacko" | Johnstone, and illustrated by award-winning cartoonist |
| In the 1970s, | Johnstone and his wife, Raema were missionaries with N |
| modern improvisation with its creator, Keith | Johnstone, and also playwriting with Pulitzer-prize wi |
| aying for Motherwell, Dundee, Clydebank, St. | Johnstone and Clyde. |
| had spells with Dumbarton, Third Lanark, St. | Johnstone and at Northern Irish club Distillery. |
| At the recommendation of Adams's | Johnstone and Cushing friend and stablemate Tom Scheue |
| He was assisted by his nephew, Andrew | Johnstone and later on by James Matheson in his corres |
| o Hibernian (where he scored once against St | Johnstone) and Stoke City respectively. |
| ed by three students: Nathan Ruddick, Oliver | Johnstone and Jay Pendrell Smith |
| ses by Bogdan Denitch, Peter Phillips, Diana | Johnstone, and Edward S. Herman & David Peterson, with |
| ayed in the Scottish Premier Division for St | Johnstone, and also played for a large number of Engli |
| g League football with Falkirk, Rangers, St. | Johnstone and Carlisle United. |
| ed the advice of fellow club chairman Herbie | Johnstone and applied to join the Northern Amateur Foo |
| Larry Bowa doubled in | Johnstone and Dave Cash hit a sacrifice fly to give th |
| and the producers were Joseph McMaster, Gary | Johnstone, and Vanessa Tovell. |
| all midfielder who played for East Fife, St. | Johnstone and Blackburn Rovers. |
| The | Johnstone and Ettinger children, now grown, reflect on |
| ew York on May 12, 1947 with Toni Arden, Bob | Johnstone, and The Three Beaus and a Peep. |
| played with the National team both with Brad | Johnstone and John Kirwan, but he did not take part to |
| ied to ex- wallaby players, whom being Brett | Johnstone and David Wilson. |
| he became private physician to Sir Frederic | Johnstone, and during World War One was medical office |
| iate ligament in his second game (against St | Johnstone) and did not play again for a full year. |
| man, Florence Crawford, Howard Davies, Lamar | Johnstone, and Anne Drew. |
| aintances with the island's governor General | Johnstone and General James Murray and served on the s |
| with Dunfermline Athletic and Perth side St. | Johnstone, and in 1995 had a brief stint on loan at Bo |
| the former nannies of director/producer Jyll | Johnstone and co-producer Barbara Ettinger. |
| tten by Elton John, Bernie Taupin, and Davey | Johnstone and performed by Elton John, first appearing |
| ademies at storied Scottish league clubs St. | Johnstone and Dundee United. |
| eat include Glenburn, Saucel and Hunterhill, | Johnstone, and Kilbarchan. |
| watercolor artist for the advertising agency | Johnstone and Cushing, which created custom comics for |
| y Watts, Murray Taylor, Mark Donaldson, Brad | Johnstone, Andy Dalton (c), Gary Knight, Frank Oliver |
| This meant both Revie and | Johnstone appeared in the line-up, Johnstone switching |
| The last of these, The | Johnstone Arms, is now a farm and riding stables. |
| Shane | Johnstone as Amorous Boy |
| Nahanni | Johnstone as Anne Westover |
| lected by the Presbytery to succeed Rev. Ron | Johnstone as Deputy Moderator of the denomination. |
| r delay is the delaying tactics of Commander | Johnstone; as well as being hailed for his tact and he |
| In his later career he spent a season at St | Johnstone as player manager, had a brief spell in the |
| Kapo made his debut against St | Johnstone at home in the Scottish Premier League as a |
| r 2007, between Dunfermline Athletic and St. | Johnstone, at Dens Park in Dundee. |
| Johnstone attended King's College at Windsor, Nova Sco | |
| Johnstone attended Monash University, where he obtaine | |
| d its approach is based on the work of Keith | Johnstone, author of "Impro" and "Impro for Storytelle |
| Trades (May 2001)and the national Cecilia I. | Johnstone Award (2011) that recognizes women who have |
| William | Johnstone, awarded the Military Cross and died of woun |
| James | Johnstone Barnet (1827-1904) was the Colonial Architec |
| e passage of the Local Authorities Act 1902, | Johnstone became a shire on 31 March 1903. |
| Johnstone became minister of Armagh Free Presbyterian | |
| overs in 1913 and had a short spell with St. | Johnstone before joining Rangers in November 1913. |
| He then had a 6 month loan spell at St. | Johnstone, before heading to Hartlepool for over a yea |
| aith Rovers, St. Mirren and had a trial with | Johnstone before joining Port Vale in December 1921. |
| get back into the first team, he joined St. | Johnstone before an 18 month stint in the Highland tow |
| Johnstone began ministry in a parish at Carrickfergus, | |
| After a trial spell with St | Johnstone, Brown found himself with Brechin City in th |
| Jones scored on his debut for St. | Johnstone, but his time with Saints was disrupted by i |
| Air Vice Marshal Alexander Vallance Riddell | Johnstone CB, DFC, AE, RAF, better known as Sandy John |
| St. | Johnstone chairman Geoff Brown described Mileson's own |
| Johnstone comes from a religious background. | |
| he has played for Bohemians (2 spells), St. | Johnstone, Crusaders (2 spells), Dundalk, Portadown an |
| ope, 1st Earl of Hopetoun and Lady Henrietta | Johnstone, daughter of William Johnstone, 1st Marquess |
| was dedicated to Matthew Shepard and Oliver | Johnstone, Davey Johnstone's late son. |
| After the game umpire | Johnstone declared he never in his life saw such pitch |
| Parker | Johnstone did not start the race due a practice crash. |
| On 28 October 1881, the | Johnstone Division split away from it. |
| Timothy Patrick | Johnstone Dodd (born 21 April 1961) is a former Englis |
| he interest of a neighbouring artist, Sholto | Johnstone Douglas who lived at Birkhill, Muckhart, whe |
| Robert | Johnstone Douglas, (1883-1972), was appointed a judge |
| October: Marty | Johnstone, drug trafficker ('Mr Asia') |
| Helater assumed the surname of | Johnstone, due to his marriage with Isabella Margaret |
| his band (Dee Murray, Nigel Olsson and Davey | Johnstone) during the sessions for "Don't Shoot Me, I' |
| He had two spells with St. | Johnstone, during the former of which he scored Saints |
| Johnstone eventually picked up a league championship m | |
| uly 30, 2010 Scottish Premier League side St | Johnstone F.C. signed Haber on a season-long loan. |
| George Wimpey was the Main Sponsor of St. | Johnstone F.C. until 2008/09 when George Wimpey and Ta |
| spell in Japan, from where he signed for St. | Johnstone F.C. in 2004. |
| ton, Plymouth Argyle F.C., Swindon Town, St. | Johnstone F.C. and Mansfield Town before his career wa |
| In 1992 Torfason left St Mirren for St. | Johnstone F.C.. |
| next two seasons he had short spells at St. | Johnstone, Falkirk, Airdrie United, Stranraer and Dund |
| Johnstone Family Mausoleum, Westerkirk graveyard, near | |
| ormer footballer, who played for Dundee, St. | Johnstone, FC Furth and Hibernian. |
| John | Johnstone, fifth son of the third Baronet, was a Membe |
| During the Battle of Britain, | Johnstone flew with and was the Commanding Officer of |
| Fair Go and co-presented Crimewatch with Ian | Johnstone for several years. |
| 2008, Gemini Awards nomination for Nahanni | Johnstone for 'Best Performance by an Actress in a Fea |
| Paatelainen only stayed with St. | Johnstone for one season, after which he transferred t |
| Sir Patrick | Johnstone Ford, 1st Baronet (5 March 1880 - 28 Septemb |
| As a result, | Johnstone found the Dutch settlement well defended whe |
| George | Johnstone, fourth son of the third Baronet, was an off |
| years old, while the oldest rider was Lorna | Johnstone from Great Britain at 70 years old. |
| The 1967 program for the | Johnstone Gallery included plans for a modern theatre |
| When Eddie says goodbye, Mrs | Johnstone gives him a locket with a picture of herself |
| In the 1916 serial Secret of the Submarine, | Johnstone got to fly Juanita Hansen in a Curtiss Model |
| James | Johnstone Gracie CBE, LLD, CEng |
| Davey | Johnstone: Guitars |
| Johnstone had been directed to capture the Dutch settl | |
| Johnstone had previously won the seat for National in | |
| Johnstone had 13 caps for New Zealand, from 1976 to 19 | |
| had actually kicked off the match early, so | Johnstone had actually hit the net before the allotted |
| Johnstone had previously been MP for Willesden East 19 | |
| The | Johnstone Hall complex became a model for college dorm |
| dios were located on the eighth level of the | Johnstone Hall complex, two floors above the Loggia. |
| After leaving St. | Johnstone he teamed up with his former manager at Clyd |
| The son of Henry Lovett and Annie | Johnstone, he was at Acadia University and New York Un |
| onthoujam LP School, Awang Khunou ME School, | Johnstone Higher Secondary School and D.M College and |
| George | Johnstone Hope married his cousin, Lady Jemima Hope, t |
| Vice Admiral Sir William | Johnstone Hope, GCB (16 August 1766 - 2 May 1831) was |
| Wellington in the Peninsular War and William | Johnstone Hope, a politician and admiral. |
| le of Trafalgar, where, under Captain George | Johnstone Hope, she captured the San Ildefonso and fou |
| election, 1925, John Campbell, Robert James | Johnstone, Hugh Morrison and John Hanna Robb were elec |
| Biggest win: 12-0 vs | Johnstone in Scottish Cup on 21 January 1928 |
| nces, scoring one goal before signing for St | Johnstone in June 2004, and made nineteen league appea |
| reer with Dunoon Athletic before joining St. | Johnstone in 1954. |
| month with Scottish First Division side St. | Johnstone in 1997 after leaving Hearts, helping them t |
| als in 86 appearances before signing for St. | Johnstone in November 1991. |
| He scored his first goal for St | Johnstone in the Scottish League Cup against Queen of |
| McCann then headed back to St | Johnstone in September 2004, where he amassed a total |
| ed F.C. before turning professional with St. | Johnstone in January 1968. |
| ssociation football player who plays for St. | Johnstone in the Scottish Premier League. |
| s linked with a season-long loan move to St. | Johnstone in July 2006, but after a trial the Saints d |
| , Chisholm signed to perform the role of Mrs | Johnstone in the musical Blood Brothers by Willy Russe |
| He married Hannah | Johnstone in 1879. |
| Johnstone in Paisley and Renfrewshire South | |
| Wanger married silent film actress Justine | Johnstone in 1919. |
| s that had claimed his Celtic teammate Jimmy | Johnstone in 2006. |
| Matt Tees was born on October 13, 1939, at | Johnstone in Renfrewshire. |
| 1 season with a goal in a 3-2 win against St | Johnstone in the Scottish League Cup on 30 October 201 |
| They defeated First Division side St. | Johnstone in the Semi-final stage. |
| He signed a new one-year deal with St. | Johnstone in 2002. |
| 1999, Oxford United in February 2000 and St. | Johnstone in April 2000. |
| He left Carsteel and signed with St. | Johnstone in November 1932. |
| ngest daughter, Frances, who married William | Johnstone, inherited the vast Pulteney fortune from Da |
| Vanessa, played by Robin | Johnstone, is unique in that she is the only character |
| Tellingly, guitarist Davey | Johnstone is credited as a co-writer. |
| Johnstone joined Port Vale in April 1921, making his d | |
| ate soldier and then state Adjutant General, | Johnstone Jones, introduced the bill which led the sta |
| St | Johnstone knocked out Hamburger SV. |
| Although sentenced to death at St Andrews, | Johnstone later received a pardon. |
| ecords that George, Rosina, John and Lucinda | Johnstone Lauder, children of Colin Lauder, surgeon, E |
| me than the Famous Five: Gordon Smith, Bobby | Johnstone, Lawrie Reilly, Eddie Turnbull and Willie Or |
| Jay | Johnstone led off with a double and went to third on a |
| or the station on the former Dalry and North | Johnstone Line, see Lochwinnoch (loop) railway station |
| w Lochwinnoch station on the Dalry and North | Johnstone Line, the station was renamed Lochside on 1 |
| Lewis | Johnstone Lovett (28 August 1867 - 27 April 1942) was |
| 2000, Jenkinson was reunited with former St. | Johnstone manager Paul Sturrock when he joined Tayside |
| shock 2-0 defeat by First Division club St. | Johnstone meant that neither Old Firm club featured in |
| striker Ryan Caddis and older brother of St. | Johnstone midfielder Liam Caddis. |
| William | Johnstone Milne VC (December 21, 1892 - April 9, 1917) |
| er James Cleland Richardson, Private William | Johnstone Milne, Lance-Corporal William Henry Metcalf, |
| cotland, the illegitimate son of Hugh Andrew | Johnstone Munro of Novar by Penelope Forbes, and educa |
| s father, the art collector, see Hugh Andrew | Johnstone Munro of Novar. |
| Hugh Andrew | Johnstone Munro (29 October 1819 - 30 March 1885) was |
| Hugh Andrew | Johnstone Munro (1869) |
| Bartlesville, 1897, Nellie | Johnstone No. 1, Oklahoma, plus 1.6 billion barrels (2 |
| James Wingate | Johnstone Nobbs (22 September 1839 - 26 March 1909) ma |
| Councillor for the community he grew up in ( | Johnstone North, Kilbarchan and Lochwinnoch). |
| the 1925 federal election by Lewis Wilkieson | Johnstone of the Conservatives, as the riding was then |
| of note in the Scottish game including Bobby | Johnstone of Hibernian, Bob Mercer of Heart of Midloth |
| Connolly played for St. | Johnstone of Perth, Everton, Birmingham City, Newcastl |
| He was succeeded by Hallyburton | Johnstone of National. |
| ustria and in the 1st Qualifying Round by St | Johnstone of Scotland. |
| eld Wednesday, Blackburn Rovers, Celtic, St. | Johnstone, Oldham Athletic, Toronto City and Johannesb |
| eltic start in a 4-1 away victory against St | Johnstone on 24 January 2010 and scored his first goal |
| He had married Charlotte | Johnstone on 10 September 1800, the couple eventually |
| Craig moved to St. | Johnstone on a month's loan in December 2007 and score |
| He joined St. | Johnstone on a six-month loan on 26 August 2008, and r |
| d made his debut in a 2-1 defeat against St. | Johnstone on 30 April 2011. |
| He married Gwynne | Johnstone on June 6, 1904. |
| s free to sign for a new club, and joined St | Johnstone on September 14 until January 3, 2011. |
| irst goal for Motherwell in a 3-1 loss to St | Johnstone on 26.12.2009 |
| arances and the following season, joined St. | Johnstone on a one-month emergency loan, playing once. |
| 011 Callum rejoined former Scottish club St. | Johnstone on a 1 year deal on a free transfer after be |
| game in charge was a goalless draw with St. | Johnstone on 2 April 2011. |
| Bill | Johnstone, one of several actors to play The Shadow on |
| Buxton married Mary Augusta Harriet | Johnstone, only daughter of lieutenant-colonel Johnsto |
| in a 2-1 defeat to Scunthorpe United in the | Johnstone Paints Trophy and also made a substitute app |
| blem was encountered by Bournemouth in their | Johnstone Paints Trophy First Round clash with the Gul |
| y for the Taieri Eels who are based at Peter | Johnstone Park in the town of Mosgiel when plying his |
| the Caney River and Turkey Creek, connecting | Johnstone Park, Robinwood Park, Jo Allyn Lowe Park, So |
| Dunn played for | Johnstone, Preston North End and Bristol Rovers before |
| 1950 David | Johnstone Pryde |
| Johnstone, R. E. (1990) Mangroves and mangrove birds o | |
| Johnstone, R. E. (1988) Ben Island, Archipelago of the | |
| Coate, Kevin H. and | Johnstone, R.E. |
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