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Hector Laing,
Baron Laing of
Dunphail, FRSE, FRSA (12 May 1923 – 21 June 2010) was a
Scottish businessman. The son of
Hector Laing Sr and
Margaret Norrie...
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Alexander Comyn of
Dunphail (died 1330) was a 13th-14th
century Scottish nobleman. He was a son of John Comyn, Lord of
Badenoch (died c.1275) and Alicia...
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Dunphail Castle is a
ruined 14th-century
tower house,
about 6.5
miles (10.5 km)
south of Forres, Moray, Scotland, west of
nearby Dunphail House, and east...
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Dunphail railway station was
opened with the
Inverness and
Perth Junction Railway in 1863. The
station layout was
double platform (including p****ing loop)...
- McVitie's
digestive biscuit in 1892, and a great-nephew of the Lord
Laing of
Dunphail. In 2011,
Laing rose to fame
through the E4
reality show Made in Chelsea...
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Dunphail House is an
Italianate country house in Moray, Scotland. It was
designed by
William Henry Playfair for
Charles Lennox ****ming-Bruce, and was completed...
- and Isabella,
Countess of Menteith;
without issue.
Alexander Comyn of
Dunphail (died 1330),
married Eva,
widow of
Alexander Murray, had issue. Robert...
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Scottish artist,
barrister and
cricketer Hector Laing,
Baron Laing of
Dunphail –
businessman and peer
Norman Lamont,
Baron Lamont of
Lerwick – former...
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visited by
Edward I of
England in 1303.
Later p****ed to the Stewarts.
Dunphail Castle, a few
miles south of Forres, Moray, was a
property of the Comyn's...
- baronetcy,
Grant purchased the 1,500
acres (610 ha)
Logie Estate near
Dunphail, on the
River Findhorn. He
renovated the estate,
adding further buildings...
