-
separated interchanges along the route.
Inverness bus
station is
situated at
Farraline Park and can be
accessed from
Academy Street and
Margaret Street. The...
-
Strichen (senior cadets)
Fraser of
Inverallochy Fraser of Brea
Fraser of
Farraline Fraser of
Erchitt Fraser of
Leadclune Fraser-Tytler of
Aldourie Fraser-Catriona...
- politician. Born in Inverness, Scotland,
MacDonald was
educated at the
Farraline Park
Institution there, and
would serve later as the constituency's MP...
- and
raised its
level by 20 feet (6.1 m).
Because it then
joined Loch
Farraline, the
reservoir was
renamed Loch Mhòr. This
became the
upper reservoir...
- was
originally two
separate lochs, Loch
Garth in the
southwest and Loch
Farraline in the northeast. The
water level was raised, so it
could be used as a...
- (oiler) to Lynx (destroyer)".
Naval History.
Retrieved 2
February 2013. "
Farraline". Uboat.net.
Retrieved 26
December 2012. "Guahyba". Uboat.net. Retrieved...
- the
Bradford Hotel 2 1800 St.
Andrews Allen House 2 1800
Fredericton Farraline House 2 1809
Fredericton Steeves House Museum 2 1812
Hillsborough St....
-
Legislative ****embly of New
Brunswick from 1795 to 1818. He was born in
Farraline, Dores, the only son of
Alexander Fraser and Miss Cameron.
Fraser was...
-
Highland games were
moved to the
nearby Bell's Park,
which is now
called Farraline Park. In 1864, the
Highland games moved to a purpose-built stadium, called...
- Watford, Hertfordshire, England,
around Vicarage Road and the cemetery. "
Farraline House".
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original on 1 May 2019.
Retrieved 1 May 2019...
