Visit of King George IV to Scotland (11021 bytes)
1: ... with lighting chosen to tone down the brightness of his kilt and his knees shown bare, without the pi...
3: ... by elevating the [[plaid]] [[kilt]] to a part of Scotland's national identity.
6: ...decisive, but preparations went ahead in the hope of his agreement.
8: ...el)|Waverley]] which popularized a romantic image of the [[Scottish Highlands]]. This led to him being...
10: ...l attending meetings and dances wearing "the garb of old Gaul".

Patricia Scotland, Baroness Scotland of Asthal (617 bytes)
1: ...[[barrister]] and junior minister in the [[United Kingdom]].
3: ...etary of State for the [[Foreign and Commonwealth Office]] in [[1999]]. In [[2001]] she became a juni...
4: ...minal Justice system and Law Reform at the [[Home Office]].
8: [[Category:Members of the Privy Council|Scotland, Patricia, Baron]]

Tom King, Baron King of Bridgwater (1872 bytes)
1: ...He is now a [[life peer]] and sits in the [[House of Lords]].
3: He was later the chair of the [[Intelligence and Security Select Committee]...
7: |width="40%" align="center"|'''[[Secretary of State for the Environment]]'''<br>1983
11: |width="40%" align="center"|'''[[Secretary of State for Transport]]'''<br>1983
15: |width="40%" align="center"|'''[[Secretary of State for Employment]]'''<br>1983&ndash;1985

Peter King, 1st Baron King (2767 bytes)
1: ...69]] - [[22 July]] [[1734]]), [[lord chancellor]] of [[England]], was born at [[Exeter]] in 1669.
3: ...]. He died at [[Ockham]], [[Surrey]], on the 22nd of July 1734.
5: ...urts. Lord King published in [[1702]] a ''History of the Apostles' Creed'' (Leipzig, 1706; Basel, 1750...
11: ...albot, 1st Baron Talbot of Hensol|The Lord Talbot of Hensol]]'''
14: ... Creation | Next=[[John King, 2nd Baron King|John King]]}}

Scotland (33685 bytes)
2: ...as a land boundary with [[England]] in the island of [[Great Britain]] and is otherwise bounded by sea...
4: ... [[British Government|UK Government]] under the [[Scotland Act 1998]]. The new devolved [[Scottish Parliame...
6: |+ <big>'''Scotland'''</big> ([[Scots language|Lowland Scots]]/[[Engl...
11: ...tire (or St Andrew's Cross), the national flag of Scotland]]
12: ...center" width="140px"|[[Image:Scottish royal coat of arms.png|150px|]]

Brookfield, Scotland (352 bytes)
8: ...aisley, Scotland|Paisley]] in [[Renfrewshire]], [[Scotland]].
13: [[Category:Towns in Scotland]]

Culen of Scotland (1717 bytes)
1: ...vious king, and of his successor, [[Kenneth II of Scotland|Kenneth II]].
3: ...ird king in a row to succeed to the [[throne]] of Scotland because his predecessor had been [[murder]]ed. W...
5: ...len had two sons: the future [[Constantine III of Scotland|Constantine III]] and Malcolm. Malcolm remains a ...
7: ...same year. Thus, Culen became the fourth king of Scotland to be murdered in succession.
11: ..."30%" align="center"|Preceded by:<br>'''[[Dubh of Scotland|Dubh]]'''

Malcolm IV of Scotland (1316 bytes)
1: ... and succeeded his grandfather David as king of [[Scotland]] in [[1153]]. He was called the "Milk Maiden," a...
3: Not much is known of him, but he appears to have been an ineffective m...
6: ...arly Kings'' ([[1862]]); and A Lang, ''History of Scotland'', vol. i. ([[1900]]).
10: ...%" align="center"|Preceded by:<br>'''[[David I of Scotland|David I]]'''
11: ...align="center"|'''[[List of British monarchs|King of Scots]]'''

Kenneth II of Scotland (2642 bytes)
1: ... of Scotland|Kenneth MacAlpin]] lay chiefly north of the Tay.
3: ... the earl's son. About this time he gave the city of [[Brechin]] to the church.
5: ...ably due to the controversy as to the position of Scotland.
7: ...ion of [[Caithness]] and the northern district of Scotland as far south as the Spey. In this struggle the Sc...
9: ...said to have been the daughter of [[Malcolm II of Scotland| Malcolm II]].

Edgar of Scotland (877 bytes)
4: ...]], and brother of his successor [[Alexander I of Scotland|Alexander I]].
10: ... align="center"|Preceded by:<br>'''[[Duncan II of Scotland|Duncan II]]'''
11: ...align="center"|'''[[List of British monarchs|King of Scots]]'''
12: ...ign="center"|Succeeded by:<br>'''[[Alexander I of Scotland|Alexander I]]'''

Malcolm II of Scotland (3435 bytes)
1: ...in [[1005]]. He was the last king of the [[House of Alpin]].
3: ...ute seems to have recognised Malcolm's possession of Lothian.
5: ...[Glamis]] in [[1034]]. He was buried on the Isle of [[Iona]] shortly after.
7: ...t of Dunkeld]] and their son became [[Duncan I of Scotland|Duncan I]](c.[[1010]]-[[1040]]), who succeeded Ma...
9: ...chosen and known as tanaiste rig - 'second to the king'.)

James II of Scotland (6497 bytes)
2: ...isters, who were married into the royal dynasties of Europe.
4: ...is brothers and other family members in positions of power. Yet the wily Crichton soon returned to inf...
6: ...on continued to dominate political power, and the king's ability to rule without them was arguably limit...
8: ...lands) then joined in the bloodbath, one even striking out the earl's brains with an axe.
10: ...ses, and they were finally defeated at the battle of Arkinholm in May [[1455]].

Duncan I of Scotland (2602 bytes)
1: ...n is said to be "the first example of inheritance of the Scottish throne in the direct line".
3: ... today through his connection with [[Macbeth I of Scotland | Macbeth]], which has been immortalized by [[Wil...
5: ...trol of Moray, but was twice defeated by the Earl of Orkney's son, Thorfinn, before being killed in ba...
7: ...erland. The [[United Kingdom]]'s official History of the Monarchy states that she was Siward's cousin....
9: ... of Scotland|Donald Bane]], were afterwards kings of the Scots. Some sources have stated that Malcolm ...

David I of Scotland (3083 bytes)
1: ...nd thus gained possession of the [[earl|earldom]] of [[Huntingdon]].
3: ... possession of the whole starting on [[April 27]] of that year.
5: ...tton Moor in the engagement known as the [[Battle of the Standard]].
7: ...r politics he energetically forwarded the process of [[feudalism|feudalization]] which his immediate p...
9: ...Claricia of Scotland|Claricia]] and [[Hodierna of Scotland|Hodierna]].

Polmont, Scotland (671 bytes)
1: ... [[Falkirk]]. It lies close to the M9 motorway linking [[Edinburgh]] and [[Glasgow]], and is on the main...
3: The population of Polmont was around 19,500 as of the 2001 Scottish census.
5: ...ortion of remand young offenders from the West of Scotland. It also houses the Scottish Prison Service (SPS)...

Midlothian, Scotland (2319 bytes)
5: |colspan=2 align=center|[[Image:ScotlandMidLothian.png]]
9: ...face area|Area]]:<br>- Total<br>- % Water||[[List of Scottish districts by area|Ranked 21st]]<br>[[1 E...
19: ...([[April 29]], [[2001]])<br>- [[Density]]||[[List of Scottish districts by population|Ranked 28th]]<br...
31: |colspan=2 align=center|[[Image:ScotlandMidLothianTrad.png]]
34: ...], [[Scottish Borders]], [[East Lothian]], [[City of Edinburgh]] and [[West Lothian]].

Museums in Scotland (1756 bytes)
1: ...cotland''' is a link page for any [[museum]] in [[Scotland]].
16: *[[Museum of Flight (Scotland)|Museum of Flight]]
17: *[[National Gallery of Scotland]]
18: *[[National Museum of Childhood]]
19: *[[Museum of Scotland]]

Castles in Scotland (3266 bytes)
1: ...cotland''' is a link page for any [[castle]] in [[Scotland]].
3: ...ds of rooms to simple fortified farmhouses. Many of these castles are now ruins, and some are known o...
5: See also: [[List of castles]] - [[Castles in England]] - [[Castles in...
57: *[[Duart Castle]], on the [[Isle of Mull]]
93: *[[Castle of May]]

Gardens in Scotland (1647 bytes)
1: ...age for any [[garden]] or [[botanic garden]] in [[Scotland]].
3: See: [[Conservation in the United Kingdom]]
10: *[[Ardkinglas]] estate ([[Strome]]) at Cairndow.
15: *[[Crarae]], run by the [[National Trust for Scotland]] (NTS)
19: *[[Younger Botanic Garden Benmore]], a satellite of the RBGE (see the entry for Edinburgh)

Duncan II of Scotland (1185 bytes)
1: ...biorg]] and therefore a grandson of [[Duncan I of Scotland|Duncan I]].
3: ...He was killed in the following year in the Battle of Monthechin. He was buried at Dumfermline Abbey, F...
5: ... Scotland'' (1876-1880), and A Lang, ''History of Scotland'', vol. i. (1900).
9: ...align="center"|Preceded by:<br>'''[[Donald III of Scotland|Donald III]]'''
10: ...align="center"|'''[[List of British monarchs|King of Scots]]'''

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