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Glencorse is a
parish of Midlothian, Scotland,
lying 7
miles (11 kilometres)
south of Edinburgh. It is
bounded on the north-west by the
former parish...
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Glencorse Barracks is a
British Army
barracks situated in
Glencorse just
outside the town of
Penicuik in Midlothian, Scotland. It is one of the three...
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Borderers picked up a £19,000
payroll from a
Penicuik bank to take to the
Glencorse Barracks in Penicuik,
Midlothian where all were stationed.
Corporal Andrew...
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Glencorse Reservoir is a
reservoir in Midlothian, Scotland, two
miles west of
Glencorse, in the
Pentland Hills. It is
retained by an
earth dam, and it...
- Rt Hon John Inglis, Lord
Glencorse FRSE DCL LLD (21
August 1810 – 20
August 1891) was a
Scottish politician and judge. He was Lord
President of the Court...
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Achadh an t-Sionnaich,
meaning field of the fox) is a
small village in
Glencorse near Penicuik, Midlothian, Scotland. The
village had a
paper mill at Dalmore...
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Presiding Bishop (1907–25).
Charles Thomson Rees
Wilson (1869–1959) of
Glencorse,
Nobel prize-winning physicist.
George Forrest (1873–1932), a
plant collector...
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Kenneth Mackenzie, on 22
February 1703. It is now
known as
Inglis of
Glencorse, and the
baronetage is
listed as vacant. Sir
Kenneth Mackenzie, 1st Baronet...
- of
Scotland which was
formed on 28
March 2006. The
battalion moved to
Glencorse Barracks in
Penicuik at the same time. In
Summer 2015
units of the battalion...
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found the
guards for a Prisoner-of-war camp at
Greenlaw House (later
Glencorse Barracks).
During the
summer of 1805, when
Napoleon was m****ing his 'Army...
