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Rosehaugh House was an
estate located near the
village of
Avoch in the
Highland council area of Scotland. It
consisted of a
manor house, gardens, parkland...
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Rosehaugh plc was a
major property developer in the City of
London and the
Docklands in the 1980s and 1990s.
Accountant Godfrey Bradman acquired Rosehaugh...
- Sir
George Mackenzie of
Rosehaugh (1636 – May 8, 1691) was a
Scottish lawyer, Lord Advocate,
essayist and
legal writer. He was
nicknamed Bloody Mackenzie...
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became a
property of the
Mackenzies who
renamed it
Rosehaugh.
George Mackenzie of
Rosehaugh was the
first of his
family to hold the estate. He was...
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sentenced to transportation, the
chief prosecutor being Lord
Advocate Rosehaugh.
Claims of undo****ented,
indiscriminate killing in the
aftermath of the...
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surrounding country is white. However, that is only one
theory amongst many.
Rosehaugh, near Avoch,
belonged to Sir
George Mackenzie,
founder of the Advocates'...
- the
Royal Families of Europe. New York:
Clarkson Potter.
Mackenzie of
Rosehaugh,
George (1680). Scotland's Herauldrie: the
Science of
Herauldrie treated...
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described as part of the East End of London. The
original developer was
Rosehaugh Stanhope: it was
built by a
Bovis /
Tarmac Construction joint venture...
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Bridge opened in 1984. She
continues as the
backup ferry on the route. The
Rosehaugh was
displaced from the
Kessock Ferry in 1982 by the
opening of the Kessock...
- Invergordon. The
Inbhir Nis, a four-vehicle vessel, was
added in the 1950s. The
Rosehaugh was
purchased in 1967, a much
larger ferry boat, with
ramps on all four...
