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Alec Douglas-Home en 1963. Alexander Douglas-Home, dit Alec Douglas-Home, né à Mayfair ( Londres) le 2 juillet 1903 et mort près de Coldstream en Écosse le 9 octobre 1995, comte de Home (1951-1963), baron Home de l'Hirsel (1974), est un homme d'État britannique, Premier ministre conservateur du Royaume-Uni du 19 octobre 1963 au 16 octobre ...
Collection held privately: enquiries to National Register of Archives for Scotland. NRAS859. NRA 10169 Douglas-Home. See HMC Principal family and estate collections A-K, 1996 [31a] 2. 15th cent-19th cent: Berwickshire (Bunkle and Preston, The Hirsel in Coldstream, etc) and misc Angus (Dundee, etc), East Lothian (Dunglass, etc) and Lanarkshire ...
S cottish naturalist David Douglas made his first trip to North America in spring 1823, sailing from Liverpool to New York City as a raw collector. Assigned by the London Horticultural Society to assess new cultivars of soft fruit, the qualities of oak timber, and promising garden plants, the 24-year old son of a village stonemason proved energetic at his tasks and, perhaps more importantly ...
David Douglas lived from 25 June 1799 to 12 July 1834. He was a botanist who gave his name to the Douglas Fir. The wider picture in Scotland at the time is set out in our Historical Timeline. David Douglas was born at Scone near Perth, the son of a stone mason. After leaving Kinnoull School at the age of 11, he was employed as an apprentice ...
andrew douglas-home - the lees, coldstream edward douglas-home - 15a heriot row, edinburgh edward douglas-home - 47-49 the square, kelso edward charles douglas-home - westnewton, wooler francine aurelia douglas-home - 180 blythe road, london francine aurelia douglas-home - fourth floor st james house st james' square, cheltenham
Northamptonshire based artist David Douglas who was the central regional winner of C4s Watercolour Challenge.He has exhibited at the Royal Academy and the Royal Watercolour Society in London where he has won two awards.
1 de out. de 2006 · David Dutton. Alec Douglas-Home the Conservative politician and prime minister from 1963 to 1964 had a complex career between the two Houses of Parliament. At the end of Macmillan's premiership, Lord Home emerged from secret consultations as leader of the party (Rab Butler had been the expected successor).
