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Bertha
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On the topic of the Rugby International being played at Raeburn Pl in Edinburgh, this is still the home of Scotland's cricket team and Rugby all be it not at the Scotland v England level is still played there too. That's the ground where the game didn't happen the other week between Scotland and Australia due to a rather bad rainstorm.
Bertha
Bertha
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Malcolm
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CatrionaL
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Tracey
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Just recieved a copy of a death notice from the Elgin Courier 1899.
One other head line on this page "Scotch Bankrupts" pertaining to an Insurance Agent and not what happens when you drink to much of the golden nectre, but then again it doesnt state the cause of his bankruptcy
One other head line on this page "Scotch Bankrupts" pertaining to an Insurance Agent and not what happens when you drink to much of the golden nectre, but then again it doesnt state the cause of his bankruptcy
Scotland - Donaldson / Moggach / Shaw / Geddes / Sim / Gray / Mackie / Richards / Joel / Coull / Mckimmie / Panton / McGregor
Ireland and Scotland - Casey / McDade / Phillips / McCandle / Dinely / Comaskey + various spellings
Ireland and Scotland - Casey / McDade / Phillips / McCandle / Dinely / Comaskey + various spellings
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Lorna B.
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RE: Scotch
I have only just caught up with the discussion about whether the people of Scotland are Scots or Scotch. My dad used to tell us that Scotch was a drink that you took with a drop of water and Scots were a people that you took with a pinch of salt. Reading the discussion groups I think that he is right. Your 'gleska patter' and humour can give me a laugh on the greyist of days. Thanks. Lorna B.[img][/img]
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delmarco
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DavidWW
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Davie
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When in doubt go tae the source
http://www.dsl.ac.uk/menuframenew.html
An huv two copies unbound, 30 volumes or so in each, if oanywaants tae make me an offer.
Reasonable prices tae SP members.
Hope this disnae coont as hawkin' or advertisin'
Ah've retired, and ther jist takin up shelf space.
Davie
http://www.dsl.ac.uk/menuframenew.html
An huv two copies unbound, 30 volumes or so in each, if oanywaants tae make me an offer.
Reasonable prices tae SP members.
Hope this disnae coont as hawkin' or advertisin'
Ah've retired, and ther jist takin up shelf space.
Davie
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mallog
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Yes it would. I don't think that would go down very well. Better something like "am ae scottish descent" or "am o' scottish descent"delmarco wrote:Would it be a faux ps to say one is of "scottish descent" ??
Karen
Mallog
Anderson, McAlpine, Blue - Argyll
Dunn Fife /ML
Coutts, McGregor - Perth/Govan
Glen, Crow, Imrie - Angus
Scott & Pick ML
Mason - Co Down
Dunn Fife /ML
Coutts, McGregor - Perth/Govan
Glen, Crow, Imrie - Angus
Scott & Pick ML
Mason - Co Down
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delmarco
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