- 95″N 5°36′39.42″W / 55.4272083°N 5.6109500°W / 55.4272083; -5.6109500
Glengyle distillery is a long-established
Scotch whisky production centre in Campbeltown...
- HMS
Glengyle was a 9,919 GRT
cargo ship that
served in the
Second World War as an
infantry landing ship (large) of the
Royal Navy. She
carried Commonwealth...
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Glengyle is a
distillery founded in 1872 by
William Mitc****.
Glengyle may also
refer to:
Glengyle, a
branch of the clan
Gregor Glengyle, a
place at the...
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Glengyle Station
Glengyle Station is a
pastoral lease that
operates as a
cattle station in
central west Queensland.
Glengyle is
located 125 kilometres...
-
later became a folk hero. Rob Roy was born in the
Kingdom of
Scotland at
Glengyle, at the head of Loch Katrine, as
recorded in the
baptismal register of...
- Springbank,
Glengyle, and Glen Scotia. The
Springbank distillery produces three distinct whiskies; Springbank, Hazelburn, and Longrow.
Glengyle distillery...
- deposed. Rob Roy
MacGregor was born in 1671, a
younger son of
MacGregor of
Glengyle. (However,
given the cir****stances, he had been
forced to ****ume his mother's...
- Scotland. It is
owned by J & A Mitc**** & Company,
which also owns the
Glengyle distillery, the
oldest independent bottler,
William Cadenheads, and several...
- derricks.
Glengyle was
built by
Caledon Shipbuilding &
Engineering Company, Dundee, for the Glen Line. The only
vital alterations to the 18 knot
Glengyle and...
- stations,
which cover 2,400,000 ha (5,900,000 acres). Durrie, Naryilco, and
Glengyle stations,
located in the
Channel Country of Queensland, were
bought by...
