- years. The prep
school was
founded at
Wester Elchies in 1936 –
three years after Gordonstoun.
Wester Elchies expanded such that in 1947 a
modest stately...
- the £140
million new
distillery and
visitor experience, on the
Easter Elchies estate near Craigellachie, made the
shortlist for the
Stirling Prize for...
-
Patrick Grant, Lord
Elchies,
Sixth of
Easter Elchies (1691–1754) was a
Scottish judge,
rising to the
level of Lord of
Session and
Senator of the College...
- (designer) (born 1972),
Scottish fashion designer Patrick Grant, Lord
Elchies (1690–1754),
Scottish judge Patrick Grant (rosarian) (1860–1945), Scottish-born...
- in 2023,
Sublim in 2024 and IL·LU in 2025. 9–31 May 2024
Spirit Easter Elchies, Craigellachie, Moray,
Scotland A
partnership performance with the Macallan...
-
Retrieved 13
September 2017. Smyth, C. P. (1862). "Trophy
Telescope at
Wester Elchies".
Monthly Notices of the
Royal Astronomical Society. 23: 1. Bibcode:1862MNRAS...
-
family home of
Wester Elchies and was
baptised on 28
August 1788 at
Knockando church. He was the son of
Robert Grant,
Laird of
Elchies,
Knockando and Ballintomb...
-
second son of Capt. the Hon.
George Henry Es**** Ogilvy-Grant, of
Easter Elchies, Craigellachie, Scotland, of the 42nd Highlanders,
sixth son of Francis...
-
there is to be no
opening ceremony.
Meantime Mr
Grant of
Elchies has a gate
erected at the
Elchies side to
collect a toll of 1d [a penny] for crossing, but...
- an
earlier Pictish cognate word.
Charlestown refers to
Charles Grant of
Elchies. A site
noted as
Abirlaur is
shown in this
location on maps in Joan Blaeu's...
