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Elizabeth Margaret Smith,
Baroness Smith of
Gilmorehill, DL (née Bennett; born 4 June 1940), is a
British peer and
patron of the arts. She is the widow...
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having moved from its
original site on the High
Street to its
current Gilmorehill location in 1870.
Consequently a
great number of
students live in the...
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located in the city's High Street;
since 1870, its main
campus has been at
Gilmorehill in the City's West End. Additionally, a
number of
university buildings...
- late
leader of the
Labour Party, and of his wife, the
Baroness Smith of
Gilmorehill. She has two
younger sisters: Jane and
Catherine Smith, who is the Advocate...
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President of the Students'
Representative Council,
wrote for the then
Gilmorehill Guardian, and was a
member of the
Dialectic Society.
Ramsay served in...
- a life peer and
appointed to the
House of
Lords as
Baroness Smith of
Gilmorehill in 1995. Her
elder sister,
Sarah Smith, is a BBC journalist.
Smith was...
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William Cullen. When the
university moved west to its new site at
Gilmorehill (to
escape crowding and
pollution in the city centre), the
museum moved...
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virtue of a life
peerage Daughter of
Elizabeth Smith,
Baroness Smith of
Gilmorehill (Life Peer, 1995). "Ministerial Appointments: 10
October 2024". Prime...
- Kelvin,
which flows near his
laboratory at the
University of Glasgow's
Gilmorehill home at Hillhead.
Despite offers of
elevated posts from
several world-renowned...
- is a
major landmark, and can be seen from
miles around,
sitting atop
Gilmorehill. The
university itself is the
fourth oldest in the English-speaking world...
