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James Sillars (born 4
October 1937) is a
Scottish politician and
campaigner for
Scottish independence.
Sillars served as a
Labour Party MP for
South Ayrshire...
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Sillars is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Donald Sillars (1868–1905),
Scottish footballer Jim
Sillars (born 1937),
Scottish politician...
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Sillars (French pronunciation: [silaʁ]) is a
commune in the
Vienne department in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine
region in
western France.
Communes of the Vienne...
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Sillar is a
variety of rhyolite,
which is a type of
volcanic rock.
Although sillar is of
rhyolitic composition, it has been
erupted from
volcanoes which...
- low frequencies, may come from build-ups of charge. This Maxwell–Wagner–
Sillars polarization (or
often just Maxwell–Wagner polarization),
occurs either...
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Wilson of
Death and
Doctor Hornbrook fame.
Wilson had
taught at Craigie.
Sillars response was to
establish an 'adventure school', unsuccessfully, at Commonside...
- Athletic, Queen's Park,
Rangers and Scotland.
Sillars was also a
captain in the
Glasgow Highlanders.
Sillars died
after being found injured on the Paisley...
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Glasgow Govan,
which their deputy leader Jim
Sillars had
taken from
Labour in a by-election in 1988.
Sillars quit
active politics after the
general election...
- 1982, in Ayr,
despite the 79
Group being bolstered by the
merger of Jim
Sillars'
Scottish Labour Party (SLP)
although this
influx of ex-SLP
members further...
- and cruelty". This
representation is
questioned by the
historian Shamus Sillar, who
cites the
construction of
roads and
reinforcement of fortifications...
