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At Edinburgh Zoo,	Scotland
serving the Newcraighall area of Edinburgh in	Scotland.
at the Royal Scots Museum, Edinburgh Castle,	Scotland.
on player who plays at prop for Edinburgh and	Scotland.
from the University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh,	Scotland, with an honorary Doctorate of Law (LLD).
e institutionalized at Edinburgh, Midlothian,	Scotland.
fellowship at the University of Edinburgh, in	Scotland.
t was published out of Edinburgh, Midlothian,	Scotland.
ry is part of the University of Edinburgh, in	Scotland and was established in 1975.
ornithologist who grew up and was educated in	Scotland.
Born in Peterhead,	Scotland,the son of William Gibson and Lucretia Gilzea
He was educated in	Scotland and did National Service as a Lieutenant in t
NHS Education for	Scotland (NES) is a special board with a remit to prom
Hutton began his education in	Scotland.
en followed her sister to higher education in	Scotland, attending the University of Edinburgh to stu
ra Falls, the Bermuda Triangle, Mu, Egypt and	Scotland.
He was born at Elchies, Moray,	Scotland.
In the case of a council election in	Scotland, the case is heard by one or more sheriff pri
To fight elections in	Scotland, the SSCUP registered with the UK Electoral C
There were no local elections in	Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland.
The county electorate, in	Scotland, was significantly extended in 1832 and was f
McDonald subsequently moved to Elgin in	Scotland before returning to England to live in retire
Bazil Gordon emigrated from	Scotland to America, settling in Falmouth, Virginia in
Swan emigrated from	Scotland to Massachusetts in 1765.
er 19, 1794 - August 24, 1862) emigrated from	Scotland to Quebec City at the age of four.
er Ballantine (1791-1883), who emigrated from	Scotland.
He emigrated from	Scotland to the United States in 1896, along with his
iness Award, under 25 employees, Enterprising	Scotland Awards 2006
1904 Home Nations Championship encounter with	Scotland.
n Tern is pictar, occasionally encountered in	Scotland and the Maritime Provinces of Canada.
as Dixon's Thread-moss, is a moss endemic to	Scotland.
An engagement in	Scotland followed, and she became a popular favourite.
w Zealand, Kennedy became a civil engineer in	Scotland.
England and	Scotland then played a deciding match in Blackburn, Sc
March 1907, Peters played for England against	Scotland.
In this match England overcame	Scotland, putting an end to their losing streak and se
he played in the matches against England and	Scotland national rugby union team, scoring two tries
ight of the Jacobite rebellion in England and	Scotland.
eaders therefore equal on points, England and	Scotland played their match, sharing points in a 1-1 d
In the deciding match, England and	Scotland both played a strong game but England eventua
lants in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, England and	Scotland.
In the final match at Glasgow, England and	Scotland played out a decider which England won easily
rected by Don Chaffey and shot in England and	Scotland.
Wales then played against England and	Scotland in the final games but lost both, resulting i
se of the Scot who played for England against	Scotland.
cated in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, England and	Scotland.
ace (signed January 1502) between England and	Scotland, which also arranged the marriage of Margaret
so earned two A-squad caps versus England and	Scotland during the 2008 6-Nations.
ively recent Act of Union between England and	Scotland in 1707 was still a hot political topic.
Somerset aimed to unite England and	Scotland by marrying Edward to the young Scottish quee
he Warm Jets co-headlining across England and	Scotland.
etition was held in 1862, between England and	Scotland.
He has also played for England and	Scotland.
g for Parliamentary committees in England and	Scotland.
ch action during the wars between England and	Scotland.
second journey covers North West England and	Scotland.
Alexander travelled through England to	Scotland with a retinue of 12 followers in April 1553.
His career included spells in England and	Scotland.
incial of the Dominican friars in England and	Scotland.
7 all Brown Argus in the north of England and	Scotland have been classified as this species.
ever rugby international between England and	Scotland, in 1872.
uftflotte 5 targeted the north of England and	Scotland, from bases in Norway.
Lambert returned to England from	Scotland with a cavalry corps that had accompanied Oli
n the League championship in both England and	Scotland with Burnley and Dundee respectively.
third and final appearance, England defeated	Scotland 2-1, and thus England retained the Championsh
helter is a registered charity in England and	Scotland that campaigns to end homelessness and bad ho
cal research and heritage work in England and	Scotland .
on 6 March 1876 at The Oval in the England vs	Scotland match.
5 February 1872 at The Oval in the England vs	Scotland match.
k a series of journeys throughout England and	Scotland, and also visited Holland and North Germany.
Blyth played against England and	Scotland before losing his position for the last two m
llowing season, he played against England and	Scotland.
he Commissioners for the Union of England and	Scotland.
es found along the border between England and	Scotland.
extremely widespread across both England and	Scotland.
the final game of the competition England and	Scotland played, Scotland only needing a draw to achie
match was the fifth match between England and	Scotland.
es on the Solway Firth separating England and	Scotland.
He opposed the projected union of England and	Scotland when it was discussed in 1607.
erground telegraphy lines between England and	Scotland to aid communication.
her unscathed in the wars between England and	Scotland that occurred before the union.
in the 1925 Championship, against England and	Scotland.
e played in ALL four divisions in England AND	Scotland.
voyage in 1910, James took her to England and	Scotland.
activity, including 1909-1913 in England and	Scotland.
1 April 1905 - England 1-0	Scotland
hain of stand-up comedy venues in England and	Scotland.
ing and distilling equipment from England and	Scotland.
Cromwell creates a union between England and	Scotland, with Scottish representation in the Parliame
Then England and	Scotland played what would eventually be the deciding
Finally Wales played both England and	Scotland, losing heavily to each in turn and thus gran
England and	Scotland were the joint winners, with Wales third and
The wars between England and	Scotland had destroyed the normal processes of law enf
n 20 Mar 1971 at Twickenham in the England vs	Scotland match.
deciding game of the competition, England and	Scotland then played out a very fast-paced match which
On 24 August 1946 England and	Scotland drew 2-2 in an additional fixture in aid of t
Osmia rufa is found in England, southern	Scotland (possibly northern Scotland as well), Wales,
were Australia, New Zealand, England, Greece,	Scotland, Wales, France and Ireland.
Gilmour is also a Great Britain, England, and	Scotland international.
ile at Neath RFC in 1929 against England, and	Scotland.
he also won a single cap for England, against	Scotland on 28 March 1931.
compete separately again as England, Ireland,	Scotland and Wales.
ip associations (Triathlon England, Triathlon	Scotland and Welsh Triathlon).
These are England, Wales,	Scotland, Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, J
These are England, Wales,	Scotland, Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, t
Events in England, Ireland,	Scotland and sometimes France are also briefly chronic
ages, towns and cities across England, Wales,	Scotland and Ireland churches will work together like
The Act covers England, Wales,	Scotland and Northern Ireland.
ge after matches against France, England, and	Scotland.
red flocks are now found in England, Ireland,	Scotland and Wales.
ile at Neath RFC in 1912 against England, and	Scotland.
rary Vice-President of English-Speaking Union	Scotland.
rary Vice President of English-Speaking Union	Scotland.
Honorary President of English-Speaking Union	Scotland and has had two stints working for the Botswa
rary Vice President of English-Speaking Union	Scotland.
Difficulties ensue as	Scotland Yard become involved.
of its short length, however, is entirely in	Scotland.
way in North Carolina located entirely within	Scotland County.
would be similar to the scheme envisaged for	Scotland, but with less responsibility in legal affair
For the hatred, fear or envy of	Scotland, or people or things from the country, see An
William was prepared to retain Episcopacy in	Scotland if the bishops would acknowledge him.
Upon the restoration of Episcopacy in	Scotland, he was made Bishop of Aberdeen, receiving co
ent's cross party group on Racial Equality in	Scotland.
Queen Margaret managed to escape to	Scotland, with Henry and Prince Edward.
a recumbent stone circle in Glen Esk, Angus,	Scotland.
of the network with franchises established in	Scotland and the South East of England.
ern Freemasonry can be readily established in	Scotland.
ouse was the only Carthusian establishment in	Scotland, Perth's place in the internation Carthusian
It is named after the famed estate in	Scotland whose stories are chronicled through story an
ived on the historic Guthrie Castle estate in	Scotland.
The Committee of Estates governed	Scotland during the Wars of the Three Kingdoms when th
Estonia and	Scotland were drawn in group 4 along with Austria, Bel
e a "good case" for such totemic ethnonyms in	Scotland.
Map showing the location of Ettrick within	Scotland.
rshall is a Plymouth Brethren Evangelist from	Scotland involved in much pioneering work, including C
es' were an additional influence on events in	Scotland.
rthquake in Aberdeen is the strongest ever in	Scotland.
The engine is the only example in	Scotland.
e son of James Bonar, Solicitor of Excise for	Scotland, he was born and educated in Edinburgh.
He was Commissioner of the Excise for	Scotland from 1730 until 1764.
Royal Marines' Rigid Raider exercise in	Scotland
Campbell himself was exiled from	Scotland.
Law was the Poor Law system which existed in	Scotland between 1574-1845.
two other streets (no longer existing) named	Scotland Yard.
burgh, the Company began to expand throughout	Scotland, opening 9 branches outside the capital.
Anonymous, The late expedition in	Scotland under the conduct of the Earl of Hertford, Re
Ursus is also bottled for export in	Scotland for Diageo.
ch Whisky, is a brand of whisky exported from	Scotland by Seagram Distillers, PLC.
This Act DOES NOT extend to	Scotland or Northern Ireland
However as the Act did not extend to	Scotland, the same rights were not enjoyed by Scottish
ction provided that the Act did not extend to	Scotland.
The act does not extend to	Scotland, its counterpart there is the Human Tissue (S
It was extended to	Scotland in 1836, and to England the following year.
So far as it extended to	Scotland, it was repealed by the Civic Government (Sco
He travelled extensively in	Scotland, taking numerous photographs and publishing s
ed in Scotland.The practice is now extinct in	Scotland.
Dundee United F.C. (Dundee,	Scotland) substituting "Shed" (the name of United's mo
iod of his ban he played for Aberdeen F.C. in	Scotland.
rwegian company OWEC Tower, and fabricated in	Scotland by Burntisland Fabrications.
as well as a number of well known faces from	Scotland, focus on an iconic symbol that makes Scotlan
Templeton's Carpet Factory, Glasgow,	Scotland, 1889 (normally described as Venetian Gothic)
so brought in to take charge of the Falkirk v	Scotland XI friendly in 1955 .
Fleming was born near Falkirk, Stirlingshire,	Scotland, the son of John Fleming and Margaret Dobbie,
In 1896, he moved with his family to	Scotland and subsequently to London.
Calcutta, India, but moved with his family to	Scotland in 1947.
She moved with her family from	Scotland to Essex in 1900.
largest Viking treasure trove found so far in	Scotland.
Township, Ontario, he grew up on a farm near	Scotland, Ontario, south of Brantford, Ontario.
From 1921 to 1925, he was a farmer in	Scotland.
She returned to Faslane in	Scotland, under her own power arriving on 14 February
Despite assistance from the FBI and	Scotland Yard, the poison was never identified.
, provoked investigations by both the FBI and	Scotland Yard.
ld on an immigration charge while the FBI and	Scotland Yard investigate him.
Fearn, Ross-shire,	Scotland: Christian Focus Publications.
21 February (in	Scotland): James Menzies, Superintendent of Southland
He joined the Canadian Fencibles in	Scotland in 1803 and came to Quebec with them in 1805.
ed at the Edinburgh International Festival in	Scotland in 1968, the first American theatre company t
orence, Italy and at the Edinburg Festival in	Scotland.
eles, and at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in	Scotland.
dinburgh International Television Festival in	Scotland.
d 1450s) was an important political figure in	Scotland.
The official landings figures for	Scotland indicate that over 2,000 tonnes of winkles ar
stle is a British reality TV series filmed in	Scotland, and broadcast on STV.
In the final match,	Scotland beat Wales in Wrexham to outstrip England's p
It covers parts of Sweden, Finland, Norway,	Scotland, and all of the Faroes, Iceland, and Greenlan
or Hackford, it was shot in Finland, England,	Scotland, Portugal, and the Soviet Union.
Bell played in the following fixture against	Scotland.
Another proposal was similar to the Flag of	Scotland, but with a yellow Saint Andrew's Cross .
vice-admiral in 1967, he became Flag Officer	Scotland and Northern Ireland (FOSNI).
When hostilities began, Randolph fled to	Scotland with Governor Dunmore.
oble, an Englishman, was outlawed and fled to	Scotland.
a target for reprisal attacks, White fled to	Scotland soon after.
er the assassination the four knights fled to	Scotland and from there to Knaresborough Castle in Yor
He then fled to	Scotland, but was later apprehended in London, charged
sses his last days in prison after fleeing to	Scotland to make peace for the Nazi Party.
finally dispersed their forces, fleeing into	Scotland.
Elizabeth then sent a fleet to	Scotland.
the final to Jocelyn Rae and Colin Fleming of	Scotland 7-6, 6-7, 6-2.
09 Harold piloted the first powered flight in	Scotland, in a field in Causewayhead under the Wallace

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