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... Sir Thomas Lipton's first attempt to win the America's Cup, as depicted by the artist John Steven Dews. of the city, sleeping on the premises. From the beginning, he founded his enormous success on two principles - no middle-man and adventurous advertising ...
... Cullen, professor of medicine and chemistry in the Universities of Glasgow and Edinburgh; 1881 Thomas Carlyle, historian, essayist and philosopher; 1962 Sir William Darling, former Edinburgh Lord Provost; 1976 Roger Livesey, actor; 1983 Karen Carpenter ...
... By Thomas Deane TOMORROW'S Wolverhampton card sees some unexposed and intriguing horses turn out for the Make A Break For Pontin's Today Handicap, in which AGE OF REASON is tipped to maintain an unblemished record. Mark Johnston's three-yearold made quite ...
... JAMES JOHNSTON COURT CIRC GRADUATION Scottish NOW AND THEN 17 JULY 1698: Bank of Scotland was established. 1790: The first sewing machine was patented by cabinet-maker Thomas Smith in London. Although it was never manufactured commercially, when plans ...
... of Edinburgh? - ‘Smith, Johnstone, Reilly, Turnbull and Ormond. (Erasure), 36; Eric Bristow, darts player, 43; Johann Cruyff, footballer and manager, 53; Martin Dalby, former executive music producer, BBC Scotland, 58; Dr Thomas Faber, publisher, 73; Digby ...
... 4.55 Glenbudt • TOP TRACK TRAINERS WITH RUNNERS: (2002-2007): M Johnston 33-202, Sir M Stoute 24-144, R Hannon 19-249, M Tregorung 15-46 • TOP TRACK JOCKEYS WITH RIDES: (2002-2007): L Dettori 30- 242, Hills 21-121, 1 Fortune 19-138. R Hughes 18-171. • ...
... (Most wins last 14 days) Johnston 13; M Channon 11; B Hills 9: Sir M Prescott 7; T Barron 7; J Dunlop 7; Jarvis 6; K R Burke 6; N Littmoden 6: R Hannon 6; J Noseda 5; M Tre vrqs; W Brisbourne 5; P Evans 5: R Fahey 5; P Haslem 4; M Bell 4; K Ryan 4; J ...
... into Maj Lawrence Johnston and his creation of this great Gloucestershire garden, as KATIE FRETWHL reveals KNOT GARDEN MINIATURE 122 RaY STRONG discusses what may be an authentic view of a garden from Henry Vlll's reign-that of Thomas More at Chelsea VILLAGE ...
... Sir Oj wins Lottery for Meade team RAY GLENNON NOEL MEADE and Paul Carberry captured the Grade 2 Na- tional Lottery Agent Champion Chase at Gowran Park yesterday when Sir Oj caused an upset as the more fancied pair Euro Leader and Rathgar Beau failed ...
... NOT TRAINEItS: (Mod dim led 14 eery Channon 10, Sir Prescott 9, Gosden 9; Sir Stoute 7, B Hills 6; Johnston 6; Nicholls 6; B Meehan 6,1 Dunlop .6; P Hams 5; Tompkins 5; S Bin Suroor 4; H Cecil 4, 1 A Osborne 4; C &Man 4, T Easterby 4; S C Williams 3, ...
... WATCI BANKS - Officers and above Lodge death of their Sir Knight T tender their ck the family circ C. Kidd, W. G. Banks, R JOHNSTC PURPLE S BANKS - Officers and above Lodge death of their Bro. Thomas their deepest family circle. T. Agnew, W D. Mills, Sex ...
... entrepreneurs, and, without doubt, Thomas Lipton was one of the greatest of them. Born in the Gorbals in Glasgow in 1850, the son of Ulster parents who had come to Scotland during the “Hungry Forties”, Thomas Lipton was a millionaire by the time he was ...