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Dalkeith (/dælˈkiːθ/ dal-KEETH;
Scottish Gaelic: Dail Cheith,
pronounced [t̪al ˈçe]) is a town in Midlothian, Scotland, on the
River Esk. It was granted...
- from the
chief Gules, and in
chief two
mullets of the
field (Douglas of
Dalkieth and Lochleven).
Creation date 1548
Created by Mary
Peerage Peerage of Scotland...
- as a
centre for the
treatment of TB. Till the
advent of antibiotics, "
Dalkieth" (Bel Air) was the
premier place for the
treatment of
tuberculosis in the...
- 1721 2 Oct 1783
Sophie of Solms-Laubach, had
issue Francis Scott, Earl of
Dalkieth 19 Feb 1721 1 Apr 1750
Caroline Campbell, had
issue Louise of Salm-Dhaun...
- Athletic".
Dalkieth Advertiser: 3. 29
October 1896. "Benburb v
Polton Vale".
Dalkieth Advertiser: 3. 1
April 1897. "Sports and pastimes".
Dalkieth Advertiser:...
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Bonnyrigg -
Dalkieth -
Danderhall -
Royal Infirmary -
Niddrie - Fort
Kinnaird -
Stoneybank -
Musselburgh 48
Gorebridge -
Mayfield -
Dalkieth - Danderhall...
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members were
serving in the Army or RAF. Sample, Paul (1983). The Ogri Book.
Dalkieth Press. ISBN 0946512019. Sample, Paul (1996). Ogri: v 4. John
Brown Publishing...
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Dalhousie Road
Dalkieth Road
County Road 2
Highway 417
Curry Hill,
Bridge End,
Dalhousie Mill, Glen Robertson, Glen Sandfield,
Dalkieth,
Breadalbane route...
- Gazette: 7. 8
April 1893. "A
football league for the east of Scotland".
Dalkieth Advertiser: 3. 11
January 1894. "Linlithgowshire Leagues".
Scottish Football...
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Lostwithiel (seat 2/2)
William Drummond Ludgershall (seat 1/2) Earl of
Dalkieth Ludgershall (seat 2/2)
Thomas Everett Ludlow (seat 1/2)
Robert Clive Ludlow...
