Definition of Turiff. Meaning of Turiff. Synonyms of Turiff

- By-election on 27 October 1919 On Turiff being called to the Senate, 23 September 1918 Party Candidate Votes United Farmers Oliver Robert Gould 7,712 Independent...
- improvements included the building of two railway lines, from Macduff to Turiff in 1860 and the Banff, Portsoy and Strathisla Railway in 1859 which connected...
- 459.0 Nunga 453.0 Bronzewing 443.4 Gypsum 434.9 Tempy 428.4 Speed 421.6 Turiff 410.9 Gama 402.2 Lascelles 390.6 Woomelang 380.3 Watchpuga 368.9 Curyo 363...
- procurement and construction was undertaken by Bechtel International Limited. Turiff Taylor Tarmac was the general construction contractor. Motherwell Bridge...
- Almshouse NK 00000 25400 57.319158 -2.00164 St Mary & St Congan Turriff Turiff 1272 Almshouse NJ 72000 49000 57.53028 -2.46923 Aberdeen Leper Aberdeen...
- France, Turiff, Scotland, and New York City. Her main places of residence were Netherdale House, the large estate she shared with Walter in Turiff, and the...
- Nairn Poorhouse (1860) Brown's School Aberdeen (1861) Chalmers School, Turiff (1861) Tulloch House, Old Meldrum (1861) Dunmagl**** Shooting Lodge (1862)...
- booking office was struck by lightning on 11 September 1895 and set alight. Turiff had two signal boxes, one at either end, that opened on 12 August 1900 and...
- station houses and a police station stood nearby. The line was cut back to Turiff in 1961. The market stance stood on the east side of the goods yard. A goods...
- Niddrie Marischal House, Edinburgh (1839) Monument to Bishop Alexander Jolly, Turiff Episcopal Church (1840) Maryburgh Church (1840) St Thomas Church, School...