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Gilbertfield Castle is a
ruined 17th-century
castle in
South Lanarkshire, Scotland. It is
located at NS652587, on the
north slope of
Dechmont Hill, just...
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Gilbertfield House School was an
academy at Hamilton, Lanarkshire,
which between 1863 and 1878
prepared boys for
entrance to universities, the
Civil Service...
- his poems. In his
Epistle to
William Simpson,
Burns mentions Ramsay,
Gilbertfield and Fergusson, as
poets in
whose company fame
would be a pleasure. My...
- but no
colliery is
still in operation. It also has the
older name of
Gilbertfield,
referring to the
nearby ruined 'castle' of that name (as it is known...
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Wallace [a
modernised version of
Blind Harry by
William Hamilton of
Gilbertfield].
Hannibal gave my
young ideas such a turn that I used to
strut in raptures...
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substantially from the
texts of the
sixteenth century.
William Hamilton of
Gilbertfield produced a
translation into
English entitled The Life and
Heroick Actions...
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Visual Communication at
Nottingham Trent University.
William Hamilton of
Gilbertfield (1665–1751),
wrote a
metrical abridgement, in 18th-century Scots, of...
- made more
accessible by a
translation written by
William Hamilton of
Gilbertfield (c. 1665–1751)
published in 1722. In this form they met the
notice of...
- older.
Immediately upon
arriving from Kingston, Law
began attending Gilbertfield House School, a
preparatory school in Hamilton. In 1873, aged fourteen...
- physician. He was
raised in Hamilton,
South Lanarkshire and
attended Gilbertfield House School. At an
early age, his
parents introduced him to mountain...
