Argyll and Bute (4098 bytes)
3: ...lspan=2 align=center bgcolor="#9999ff"|Argyll and Bute
5: |colspan=2 align=center|[[Image:ScotlandArgyllBute.png]]
23: ...center|Argyll & Bute Council<br>http://www.argyll-bute.gov.uk
29: ...n [[Scotland]], and a [[Lieutenancy areas of Scotland|Lieutenancy Area]].
31: ...the regions of [[West Dunbartonshire]] and [[Highland]].

Dunbartonshire and Argyll & Bute (247 bytes)
1: ... of [[Argyll and Bute]], [[East Dunbartonshire]], and [[West Dunbartonshire]].

Bute (782 bytes)
1: ''Alternate meaning: [[Bute (mythology)]]''
3: <div style="float:right">[[Image:ScotlandButeshireTrad.png]]</div>
5: ...eing the [[Isle of Bute]], the [[Isle of Arran]], and [[Great Cumbrae]]. In 2001 its usually resident p...
7: ...n of [[Argyll and Bute]], while the Isle of Arran and Great Cumbrae are in [[North Ayrshire]].
9: ...say (Scotland)|Rothesay]], located on the Isle of Bute.

Isle of Bute (2537 bytes)
1: ...image:Bute.PNG|thumb|Bute shown within Argyll and Bute]]
3: ... It is separated from [[Cowal]] by the [[Kyles of Bute]]. In the 2001 [[census]] it had a usually reside...
5: ...emyss Bay]] on the mainland. Another ferry links Bute with [[Colintrave]] in [[Cowal]].
7: ...northern part is hilly, lying north of the [[Highland Boundary Fault]].
9: In the 1940s and 1950s Bute served as a large [[navy|naval]] headquarters.

Bute House (1297 bytes)
1: ...Connell MSP (Labour, Motherwell and Wishaw), uses Bute House as his weekday home, staying in his constit...

Kyles of Bute (376 bytes)
1: ...nd. The narrowest strait is only some 300m across and is spanned by a [[ferry]].
3: ... lie in the northen part of the Kyles, and the island of [[Eilean Dubh]] lies at the entrance to [[Loch...

Marquess of Bute (2531 bytes)
1: ...he 4th [[Earl of Bute]] (in the [[Peerage of Scotland]]).
3: ...d is a [[Baronet]] of [[Nova Scotia]], styled "of Bute".
5: ==Stuart Baronets, of Bute ([[1627]])==
9: ...art, 3rd Baronet]] (d. [[1710]]), created Earl of Bute in 1703
11: ==Earls of Bute ([[1703]])==

Bute (mythology) (161 bytes)

Bute County, North Carolina (731 bytes)
1: ... [[Warren County, North Carolina|Warren County]], and ceased to exist.

John Stuart, 3rd Earl of Bute (3519 bytes)
3: |+'''The Earl of Bute'''
5: ...r" colspan="2"|[[Image:Bute.jpg|200px|The Earl of Bute]]
31: ... [[1713]] - [[March 10]], [[1792]]), was a [[Scotland|Scottish]] [[nobility|nobleman]] who served as [[...
32: ...rtainly untrue, Bute being a deeply religious man and happily married.
34: ...wager Princess of Wales were savagely satirised. Bute resigned as prime minister shortly afterwards. H...

John Patrick Crichton-Stuart, 3rd Marquess of Bute (1329 bytes)
1: ...or his links with the city of [[Cardiff, Wales]], and particularly for the restoration of [[Cardiff Cas...
3: ...tell Coch]], which was decorated in similar style and is often used as a film set because of its outwar...
5: Bute is supposed to have inspired [[Benjamin Disraeli]...
7: [[Category:1847 births|Bute, John Patrick Crichton-Stuart, 3rd Marquess of]]
8: [[Category:1900 deaths|Bute, John Patrick Crichton-Stuart, 3rd Marquess of]]

Argyll (729 bytes)
3: ...an=2 bgcolor="#9999ff" align="center"|Historic '''Argyll'''
5: |colspan=2 align=center|[[Image:ScotlandArgyllTrad.png]]
8: ...[[Isle of Bute]] itself and the area to the south and west of [[Loch Lomond]] which is part of [[Dunbar...
10: ...eraray]], which is also the seat of the [[Duke of Argyll]].
15: [[Category:Traditional Counties of Scotland]]

HMS Argyll (974 bytes)
1: ... Forget). The ship is named after the region of [[Argyll]] in the [[United Kingdom]].
3: ...ginally named ''[[HMS Bonaventure|Bonaventure]]'' and was launched at [[Chatham, Kent|Chatham]] in [[17...
4: ...had a very active career, but in late [[1915]], ''Argyll'' ran aground on the [[Bell Rock]] near [[Dundee]...
5: *The third and current ''[[HMS Argyll (F231)]]'' is a [[Type 23]] 'Duke' Class [[frigat...

Argyll and Clyde (216 bytes)
1: ...[Renfrewshire]], western [[West Dunbartonshire]], and western [[East Renfrewshire]].

Duke of Argyll (5879 bytes)
1: ...ed in the [[peerage]] of [[Scotland]] in [[1701]] and in the peerage of the [[United Kingdom]] in [[189...
3: ...ke's eldest son and heir is ''Marquess of Kintyre and Lorne''.
5: ...so the chief of the Scottish clan of [[Campbell]] and in this capacity is known as "MacCailean Mor", wh...
7: ...Lord Campbell in [[1453]] and was created Earl of Argyll in [[1457]].
9: ...n [[1663]], Archibald, who became the 9th Earl of Argyll. In [[1685]] the 9th Earl was executed for his pa...

Argyll (automobile) (1835 bytes)
1: ...he introduction of a 1½-liter model in [[1922]]), and the company folded for good in [[1932]].

Argyll Robertson pupil (480 bytes)
1: ...an focus on objects both near and far, the direct and consensual response to light are reduced or absen...

HMS Argyll (1904) (2689 bytes)
1: .... She was laid down in 1902, launched in [[1904]] and commissioned in [[1905]].
5: ...al permission. While in view of the lighthouse, ''Argyll'' sent a signal requesting the light to be turned...
7: ...her two large propellers were recovered by divers and sold for scrap.
9: See [[HMS Argyll|HMS ''Argyll'']] for other ships of this name.
11: ==HMS Argyll Statistics==

HMS Argyll (1711) (1043 bytes)
1: ...but war would not yet come until [[1739]], when ''Argyll'' was employed in blockade duties.
3: ...[[1749]], ''HMS Argyll'' was towed to [[Harwich]] and scuttled as part of a breakwater.
5: [[Category:Royal Navy frigates|Argyll]]

HMS Argyll (F231) (2919 bytes)
2: |colspan="2"|[[Image:HMS_Argyll_(F231)_Type_23_frigate.jpg]]
43: |CODLAG (Combined Diesel and Gas); 2 Rolls Royce spey boost turbines<br>
63: NATO Seagnat and DFL3 decoy launchers
66: |[[Westland Lynx|Lynx]] HMA8
71: ...1989]] by Lady [[Wendy Levene|Lady Wendy Levene]] and commissioned in May [[1991]]. ''Agryll'' is curre...

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