Ramsay MacDonald (14192 bytes)
2: |+ '''The Right Hon. Ramsay MacDonald'''
23: '''James Ramsay MacDonald''' ([[October 12]], [[1866]] - [[November 9]], [[...
28: ...iamentary seats at the previous month's election, MacDonald formed a minority Labour government with [[Libera...
30: ...al, suffered over the next few years as a result. MacDonald surrendered the premiership of an increasingly Co...
31: ...eat by over 21,000 votes to [[Emanuel Shinwell]]. MacDonald returned to the [[House of Commons]] for the [[Un...

Gus Macdonald, Baron Macdonald of Tradeston (1072 bytes)
1: '''Angus John "Gus" Macdonald, Baron Macdonald of Tradeston''', CBE, PC (born [[August 20]], [[1...
17: ...[Category:1940 births|Macdonald of Tradeston, Gus Macdonald, Baron]]
18: ...he Duchy of Lancaster|Macdonald of Tradeston, Gus Macdonald, Baron]]
19: [[Category:Members of the Privy Council|MacDonald, Angus John, Baron]]
20: [[Category:UK Labour Party politicians|MacDonald, Angus John, Baron]]

Ramsay (419 bytes)
1: *'''Ramsay''' is the name of several places in the [[United ...
2: **[[Ramsay, Louisiana]]
3: **[[Ramsay, Michigan]]
4: **[[Ramsay, Montana]]
8: *'''Ramsay''' is also a common surname:

William Ramsay (1278 bytes)
1: [[image:William_Ramsay.jpg|thumb|200px|William Ramsay.]]
2: '''William Ramsay''' ([[October 2]], [[1852]]–[[July 23]], [[...
4: ...ephew of the geologist [[Andrew Ramsay|Sir Andrew Ramsay]].
8: Sir William Ramsay received the [[Nobel Prize]] for chemistry in [[1...
16: [[Category:1852 births|Ramsay, William]]

Margaret Ramsay (607 bytes)
1: '''Margaret Mildred Ramsay, Baroness Ramsay of Cartvale''' (born [[12 July]], [[1936]]) is a ...
7: [[Category:1936 births|Ramsay, Margaret]]

George Ramsay (2123 bytes)
1: '''George Burrell Ramsay''' (b.[[Glasgow]], [[Scotland]], 1 [[March]] [[1...
5: ...tence within the year. Such was the impact George Ramsay had on the club's early years.
7: ...made captain of the team. One of the first things Ramsay did was establish Villa its first ground at Perry...
9: ...ants were relegated, an unthinkable notion in the Ramsay era.
11: In all Ramsay's association with the football club lasted 59 ye...

David Ramsay (3728 bytes)
1: '''David James Ramsay''' (born [[April 23]], [[1948]] in [[Sydney, Aust...
3: Ramsay was raised in [[Oakville, Ontario]]. He attended...
5: ...io needed greater representation in government. (Ramsay also seems to have disliked the Toronto leadershi...
7: ... that defeated the Liberal government and brought Ramsay's former party, the NDP, to power under [[Bob Rae...
11: ...ader [[Mike Harris]] represented a riding next to Ramsay's. He was nevertheless able to win by a clear ma...

Alexander Ramsay (3575 bytes)
1: '''Admiral the Hon. Sir Alexander Ramsay,''' ([[29 May]][[1881]]-[[8 October]] [[1972]]) w...
4: ... born in London as the third son of James William Ramsay, 13th Earl of Dalhousie and his wife, Lady Ida Lo...
6: ...hed Service Order (D.S.O.) for his conduct there. Ramsay rose to the rank of Commander in late 1914 and be...
9: ...e next forty years. They had one son, [[Alexander Ramsay of Mar]].
12: In 1928, Ramsay assumed command of the [[Aircraft carrier|aircraf...

Andrew Ramsay (3886 bytes)
1: '''Sir Andrew Crombie Ramsay''' ([[January 31]], [[1814]] - [[December 9]], [[...
3: ...was born at [[Glasgow]], being the son of William Ramsay, manufacturing chemist. He was for a time actuall...
15: [[Category:1814 births|Ramsay, Andrew]]
16: [[Category:1891 deaths|Ramsay, Andrew]]
17: [[Category:British scientists|Ramsay, Andrew]]

Bertram Ramsay (814 bytes)
1: [[image:Bertram Ramsay.jpg|right|Bertram Ramsay]]
3: Admiral Sir '''Bertram Home Ramsay''' ([[January 20]], [[1883]] - [[January 2]], [[1...
9: [[Category:1883 births|Ramsay, Bertram]]
10: [[Category:1945 deaths|Ramsay, Bertram]]
11: [[Category:Royal Navy admirals|Ramsay, Bertram]]

Ramsay (Canada) (1883 bytes)
1: '''Ramsay''' is the name of a legendary figure that possibl...
3: According to the tale, Ramsay was a fur-trader who managed to evade the natives...
5: It is presumed, under the tale, that Ramsay died before retrieving it, forgot all about his c...

Allan Ramsay (171 bytes)
1: Allan Ramsay can refer to more than one person.
3: *[[Allan Ramsay (1686-1758)]], the father, a poet
4: *[[Allan Ramsay (1713-1784)]], the son, a portrait painter

Gordon Ramsay (3401 bytes)
1: '''Gordon Ramsay''' (born [[November 8]], [[1966]]) is one of Brit...
5: ...Angela Hartnett's, name. Ramsay's company, Gordon Ramsay Holdings, continued rapid expansion under Marcus ...
7: ...dining companion [[Joan Collins]]), has said that Ramsay is "a wonderful chef, just a really second-rate h...
9: ...n|reality show]], which aired on [[ITV]], and saw Ramsay attempt to train 10 [[United Kingdom|British]] [[...
13: * ''Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen Heaven'' (2004)

Alexander Ramsay of Mar (3549 bytes)
1: ...is father was the third son of the [[John William Ramsay, 13th Earl of Dalhousie|Earl of Dalhouise]].
3: ... received commission in the [[Grenadier Guards]]. Ramsay saw active service in [[North Africa]] during [[W...
5: ... [[Linlithgow]] estates at [[South Queensferry]]. Ramsay inherited the Mar estate in [[1959]]. At that poi...
7: In [[1956]], Ramsay married [[Flora Fraser, 21st Lady Saltoun|Flora F...
9: Captain Alexander Ramsay of Mar and Lady Saltoun had three daughters:

Edward Pierson Ramsay (961 bytes)
1: '''Edward Pierson Ramsay''' ([[December 3]], [[1842]] - [[December 16]], [...
9: [[Category:1842 births|Ramsay, Edward Pierson]]
10: [[Category:1916 deaths|Ramsay, Edward Pierson]]
11: [[Category:Ornithologists|Ramsay, E]]

USS Ramsay (DD-124) (7731 bytes)
70: ...named for Admiral [[Francis Munroe Ramsay|Francis Ramsay]].
72: ...ry Virginia Ramsay, granddaughter of Rear Admiral Ramsay; and commissioned [[15 February]] [[1919]], Comdr...
74: ...vision 12, Destroyer Force, [[Atlantic Fleet]], ''Ramsay'' completed shakedown off [[Cuba]] in March, part...
76: ''Ramsay'' arrived at [[San Diego, California|San Diego]] ...
78: On [[10 December]] [[1940]], ''Ramsay'' returned to Pearl Harbor and, throughout the ne...

George Ramsay Cook (1393 bytes)
1: '''George Ramsay Cook''' (born [[November 28]], [[1931]]), is a [[...
3: ...George_Ramsay_Cook.jpg|right|Photograph of George Ramsay Cook]]
16: In 1997, the [[Ramsay Cook Research Scholarship]] was established at Yo...
20: [[Category:1931 births|Cook, George Ramsay]]
21: [[Category:Canadian historians|Cook, George Ramsay]]

Francis Munroe Ramsay (2264 bytes)
1: Admiral '''Francis Munroe Ramsay''' ([[5 April]] [[1835]] - [[19 July]] [[1914]]) ...
3: Born in the [[District of Columbia]], Ramsay was appointed [[Midshipman]] 5 October 1850. Afte...
7: After the Civil War, Ramsay served in many and varied positions afloat - as F...

Ramsay-Hunt syndrome (1667 bytes)
1: '''Ramsay-Hunt syndrome''' is a disorder that is caused by ...
7: The term, ‘’Ramsay-Hunt syndrome’’ is also used for a di...
10: * [http://www.ramsayhunt.org Ramsay-Hunt Syndrome]]. Support site.

William Mitchell Ramsay (2394 bytes)
1: '''Sir William Mitchell Ramsay''' ([[March 15]], [[1851]] - [[April 20]], [[1939...
22: His wife, Lady Ramsay, granddaughter of Dr Andrew Marshall of Kirkintil...
26: [[Category:1851 births|Ramsay, William Mitchell]]
27: [[Category:1939 deaths|Ramsay, William Mitchell]]
28: [[Category:Archaeologists|Ramsay, William Mitchell]]

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