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Memoirs of C.M. Talleyrand De Périgord ... by Stewarton, 2010-02-23 The Revolutionary Plutarch ...: To Which, As an Appendix, Is Reprinted Entire, the Celebrated Pamphlet of "Killing No Murder" ... by Lewis Goldsmith, Stewarton, et all 2010-02-09 The Revolutionary Plutarch: To Which, As An Appendix, Is Reprinted Entire, the Celebrated Pamphlet of "Killing No Murder" V.2 by Stewarton., 2009-04-27 The Female Revolutionary Plutarch: Containing Biographical, Historical and Revolutionary Sketches, Characters and Anecdotes, Volume 2 by Lewis Goldsmith, Lewis Stewarton, 2010-02-05 Memoirs Of Napoleon Bonaparte by Louis Antoine Fauvelet de Bourrienne, Constant, et all 2004-06-16 The Revolutionary Plutarch: : Exhibiting the Most Distinguished Characters, Literary, Military, and Political, in the Recent Annals of the French Republic, Volume 1 by Lewis Goldsmith, Stewarton, 2010-03-09 Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte, Volume II by Constant, and Stewarton Bourrienne, 2009-09-29 The Female Revolutionary Plutarch: Containing Biographical, Historical and Revolutionary Sketches, Characters and Anecdotes by Lewis Goldsmith, Stewarton, 2010-03-09 The revolutionary Plutarch: exhibiting the most distinguished characters, literary, military, and political, in the recent annals of the French Republic; ... resident at Paris. To which as an append by Stewarton Stewarton, Edward Sexby, et all 2010-08-30 Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte, Volume I by Constant, and Stewarton Bourrienne, 2009-09-29 A PICTURE OF THE EMPIRE OF BUONAPARTE, AND HIS FEDERATE NATIONS; or, The Belgian Traveller: Being a Tour Through Holland, France and Switzerland, During the Years 1804-5. In a Series of Letters from a Nobleman to a Minister of State. by O.] [Stewarton, 1807-01-01 The Secret History of the Court and Cabinet of St. Cloud: In a Series of Letters From a Resident in Paris to a Nobleman in London (V.2 ) (1895) by Stewarton, 2009-06-25 The Secret History of the Court and Cabinet of St. Cloud. in a Series of Letters From a Resident in Paris to a Nobleman in London by Stewarton, 2010-01-03 The Female Revolutionary Plutarch (Volume 2); Containing Biographical, Historical, and Revolutionary Sketches, Characters, and Anecdotes by Stewarton, 2010-03-22

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21. Your Local Guide For Stewarton VIC 3725 Australia - Part Of The Localguide Netwo
    Your localguide welcomes you to Stewarton 3725 VIC Australia.  
    http://www.stewarton.localguide.com.au/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the local guide for Stewarton VIC 3725 Australia ( http://www.stewarton.localguide.com.au . ) The local guide directory for Stewarton 3725 VIC Australia lists local sites which include local accommodation, restaurants, real estate agents, government, history, information, motels, newspapers, radio, news, holidays, maps, weather, travel, hotels, tour operators, travel agents and lots more. In fact, the local guide for Stewarton 3725 VIC Australia has done all the searching and compiling of local sites for you and is looking forward to your visit today. Click Here To Visit.

22. Stewarton
    D20 Stewarton. 1 Pump Retained. Stations, Lainshaw Estate, Kilwinning Road (NissanHut). August 1973, Vennel Street, Stewarton, KA3 5HL Photo. Firemasters,  
    http://www.graeme.kirkwood.btinternet.co.uk/SFB/D20.htm
    
    Extractions: D20 STEWARTON 1 Pump Retained Stations Armeurs Garage, Dean/High Street Lainshaw Estate, Kilwinning Road (Nissan Hut) August 1973 Vennel Street, STEWARTON, KA3 5HL Photo Firemasters Firemaster Jimmy Winning Sub Officer James Gray Sub Officer Robert Ballantyne Sub Officer Thomas Orr 1987 to 31/1/2002 Sub Officer Freddie Slaughter Appliances Austin K2/Home Office Ex ATV HrT Austin K2/Home Office Ex ATV HrT Bedford TK/Dennis Miles WrT Dodge K850/Fulton and Wylie WrL Bedford KG/HCB Angus CSV/Fulton and Wylie WrL Scania 82M/Fulton and Wylie WrL Scania 93M-210/Emergency One WrL Notes to 1941 Stewarton Fire Brigade 1941 to 1948 National Fire Service 1948 to 1975 South Western Area Fire Brigade Strathclyde Fire Brigade During the Clydebank Blitz the machine from Stewarton went to Clydebank. Equipment Retained 1 Large Trailer Pump 1 Leading Fireman 1 Light Trailer Pump 9 Firemen 1 Towing Vehicle The South Western Fire Area Administration Scheme Order, 1957 Equipment Retained 2 Pump Appliances 1 Sub Officer 1 Leading Fireman 8 Firemen Establishment 2000 Equipment Retained 1 Water Tender Ladder 1 Sub Officer 1 Leading Firefighter 8 Firefighters If you know of any mistakes in this or have any additional information please let me know.

23. PROJECT GUTENBERG OFFICIAL HOME SITE -- Listing By AUTHOR
    Stewarton.  
    http://promo.net/cgi-promo/pg/cat.cgi?&label=ID&ftpsite=ftp://ibiblio.or

24. Stewarton Standing Stones
    Stewarton Standing Stones All pictures copyright © 1998 Martin McCarthy A modern arrangement of large megaliths.  
    http://www.ehabitat.demon.co.uk/scotland/picframe/stewarton3_picfrm.html

25. Stewarton, Ayrshire - UK Companies
    Companies, manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, agents and merchants in Stewarton,Ayrshire, United Kingdom. Text Box. Stewarton, Ayrshire UK companies.  
    http://www.kellysearch.com/town-84275.html

26. C & G Knitwear - Stewarton, UK
    Fax 01560 485206. Address. 54a High St Stewarton Kilmarnock Ayrshire KA3 5DB.Map. Stewarton, Ayrshire. Products and services. 7 product / service areas.  
    http://www.kellysearch.com/company-30935926.html

27. Browse Top Level > Texts > Project Gutenberg > Authors > S > Stewarton
    Top Level Texts Project Gutenberg Authors S Stewarton Memoirs Of TheCourt Of St. Author Stewarton Keywords Authors S Stewarton; Titles M.  
    http://www.archive.org/texts/textslisting-browse.php?collection=gutenberg&cat=Au

28. Overview Of Stewarton
    Stewarton East Ayrshire The industrialist David Dale (1739 1840) was born inStewarton, and there is a railway station in the village. More Details.  
    http://www.geo.ed.ac.uk/scotgaz/towns/townfirst466.html
    
    Extractions: East Ayrshire Situated on the Annick Water 5 miles (8 km) north of Kilmarnock in East Ayrshire, the town of Stewarton developed from the 16th Century, specialising in the manufacture of bonnets and 'regimental headgear', particularly Tam o'Shanter bonnets, which earned it the nickname ' The Bonnet Town '. From the 19th century, it produced other textiles such as woollens, lace and hosiery; Stewarton has also engaged in engineering and copper production. The industrialist David Dale (1739 - 1840) was born in Stewarton, and there is a railway station in the village.

29. Details Of Stewarton
    People. Places. Statistics. Member's Area. Add Comment. Stewarton Statistics.Population (1991) 6481. Council Area East Ayrshire. Latitude N/A. LongitudeN/A.  
    http://www.geo.ed.ac.uk/scotgaz/towns/towndetails466.html
    
    Extractions: Stewarton Statistics Population (1991): Council Area: East Ayrshire Latitude: N/A Longitude: N/A National Grid Reference: NS 418 460 Tourist Rating: Related records There are related records. Attraction, Families, Features, Person, Settlements ) Names that are not linked do not currently contain any information. Attractions Features People Settlements

30. SCOTINFO - Stewarton
    Stewarton. Don't forget to mention 'SCOTINFO ON THE INTERNET' when contactingthe hotel. SCOTINFO provides a 'directory' of accommodation.  
    http://www.scotinfo.co.uk/stewarto.htm
    
    Extractions: Scotinfo Home Page Scotland - General Information Information by Scottish District Travelling to Scotland ... Q to Z The star rating is the 'Scotinfo' rating for the accommodation Telephone/Fax code for Stewarton +44 (0) 1560 if outside the UK or 01560 from within the UK Tel Fax **** 482696 485100 Chapeltoun House Hotel, Irvine Road, nr Stewarton, Ayrshire KA3 3ED A country house hotel with good food.

31. Stewarton
    Stewarton. PARISH OF Stewarton. The whole of these streams, with the exceptionof the Glazart, unite with the Annock at the town of Stewarton.  
    http://www.wcouperthw.freeuk.com/stewart.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Website Aims Search F T F T Index ... e-mail Stewarton PARISH OF STEWARTON PRESBYTERY OF IRVINE, SYNOD OF GLASGOW AND AYR THE REV. CHARLES BANNATYNE STEVEN, MINISTER. 1,- Topography and Natural History Name and Boundaries.- The name is evidently formed from the surname Stewart, first used as a family distinction by Walter II., in 1204. The district of Cuninghame, with others in the county, being the property of the Crown, was from time to time vested in the hands of some powerful family, and Stewarton, among others, being created into a separate lordship. becoming the inheritance of James, High Steward, in 1283.In the account of the charters granted by Robert I,, II., and III., there is one by Robert III. to John Stewart Earl of Buchan, the Regent's son and Elizabeth de Douglas, his spouse, daughter to Archibald Earl of Douglas, of the lands of Stewarton, and Armsheugh and Dunlop, in Cuninghame, on the resignation of the Earl of Douglas. This parish is situated in the district of Cuninghame, and is bounded by the parishes of Neilston and Mearns in Renfrewshire-on the North-east; Fenwick, on the east and south-east;Dreghorn, on the south; Irvine and Kilwinning, on the west; and Dunlop, on the north- west and north. It's greatest length is nearly ten miles from east to west; it's breadth from south to north varies from four to three miles; it contains twenty square miles. Topographical Appearances.-

32. Stewarton Octagonal Bee Hive
    Stewarton Octagonal Bee Hive. Designed in 1819, Robert Kerr's Stewarton hive wasoctagonal. He lived in Stewarton, Ayreshire and the name is derived from that.  
    http://website.lineone.net/~dave.cushman/stewarton.html
    
    Extractions: The boxes used for brood were nominally 7" (178 mm) or 8" (203 mm) in height. Whilst shallow boxes of nominally 4" (100 mm) were used for honey storage. Slide bars These were rebated to allow permanent retention, its is also probable that in the original equipment the slides would not be interchangeable. The modern production of these is accurate enough for complete interchangeability... If that was ever necessary.

33. Stewarton Standing Stones
    To the Ancient Scotland Introduction Stewarton Standing Stones. On a ridge nearStewarton stands a very unusual triangular arrangement of huge stones.  
    http://www.ancient-scotland.co.uk/stewarton.html

34. Stewarton Standing Stones
    To the Ancient Scotland Introduction Stewarton Standing Stones. All picturescopyright © 1998 Martin McCarthy A modern arrangement of large megaliths.  
    http://www.ancient-scotland.co.uk/picframe/stewarton3_picfrm.html

35. Stewarton Allegro '98
    Stewarton Bonnet Guild Chess Allegro 1998. Organised Kilmarnock. Grading prizeAlex Goral, Stewarton. Grading prize Mike Hanley, Holy Cross, Hamilton.  
    http://www.chessscotland.com/archives/sw98.htm
    
    Extractions: Organised by Stewarton Chess Club in Association with Stewarton Bonnet Guild Held on Sunday 7th June 1998 in the Institute Hall, Stewarton The attendance at this year's event was slightly down on previous years with 84 players attending the tournament. Over half the players were from Ayrshire clubs with other players from as far afield as Inverness, Aberdeen and Bradford in England. This chess tournament is held as one of the events held during the Bonnet Guild gala week in the Ayrshire town of Stewarton. The Bonnet Guild week traces its roots back to the town's long history of association with the production of Stewarton Bonnets which are similar to berets but usually have a tassle or pom-pom on top. The Open section of the tournament was won outright by Kenny Malkin from Kilmarnock and he holds the Bonnet Guild Chess trophy for one year as well as keeping the presentation shield (and of course the prize money). Stewarton Chess Club would like to thank John Broadhurst and the other officials from the Bonnet Guild committee for their assistance in setting up and running the tournament this year and our sincere thanks to local company McCluskey Brown who donated all the trophies, shields and medals awarded during the prizegiving The organisers of the event would like to thank the controllers who have supported the tournament for many years with their help and skills in running the events. Thanks to John McNicoll of Kilmarnock Chess Club , Steven Taylor of Greenwood Chess Club and Alan Steel of our own Stewarton Chess Club. The ladies of the canteen / tuck shop outdid themselves with their home baking and excellet selection of hot and cold food (Bunty Montgomery, Maryann Cowie, Audrey McAngus). Thanks are also due to Sam and Laura Collins of Chess and Bridge Supplies (Scotland) for running a bookstall at the venue.

36. News
    Stewarton Bonnet Guild Chess Allegro 1999. Thanks to John McNicoll of KilmarnockChess Club and Alan Steel of our own Stewarton Chess Club.  
    http://www.chessscotland.com/archives/sw99.htm
    
    Extractions: Grading Data Grand Prix Leaderboard Download games from the tournament Stewarton Bonnet Guild Chess Allegro 1999 Including the Scottish Allegro Championship 1999 And the Ayrshire Junior Championships Organised by Stewarton Chess Club in Association with Stewarton Bonnet Guild, the Scottish Chess Association and the Ayrshire Chess Association Held on Sunday 13th June 1999 in the Stewarton Annick Youth Centre, Stewarton. We were pleased this year to host both the Scottish Allegro Championships as well as the Ayrshire Junior Championships as part of our tournament. This year's attendance was well up with 112 players entering the tournament. Just under half the entries came from Ayrshire clubs with other players from as far afield as Dundee, Dumfries and Aberdeen. The Scottish Allegro Championship was won by top seed and one of the highest rated players in Scotland Colin McNab of Dundee Victoria Chess Club. Stewarton Chess Club would like to thank Malcolm Johnston and the other officials from the Bonnet Guild committee for their assistance in setting up and running the tournament this year and our sincere thanks to local company McCluskey Browne who donated all the trophies, shields and medals awarded during the prizegiving.

37. Stewarton
    For over 40 years, Stewarton was a 'dry' town, after having previously 'hosted'no less than 17 taverns and 3 inns!. Arms Of The Former Burgh Of Stewarton  
    http://www.e-ayrshire.co.uk/local/stewarton/history.htm
    
    Extractions: The Town History Business Facilities ... Churches It's All History Now! THE POPULAR BELIEF IS THAT THE TOWN-NAME, 'STEWARTON', IS DERIVED FROM THE HIGH STEWARD OF SCOTLAND; 'STEWARD' SUBSEQUENTLY BECAME 'STEWART' - WHICH GAVE THE ROYAL FAMILY ITS DISTINGUISHED NAME. [Picture Here] [Comment Here] A Dry Town For over 40 years, Stewarton was a 'dry' town, after having previously 'hosted' no less than 17 taverns and 3 inns!. In 1917, Stewarton Town Council submitted the following motion to Parliament: "That this Council resolves to intimate to the prime minister and members of the Government that we are firmly convinced that it is only by prohibition of intoxicating liquors, during the war and after demobilisation, that the highest efficiency can he ensured and the welfare of the nation be promoted to the utmost." Just two years later, in November 1919, under the Temperance (Scotland) Act 1913, a poll decided that no alcoholic beverages could be sold in the town: the decision took effect in May 1920 when, almost overnight, the town's many publicans had to discover other ways to make their living.

38. Stewarton
    Lying in the northeastern reaches of Ayrshire, Stewarton is 6 miles north of Kilmarnock,some 8 miles from Irvine and the Clyde Coast, and 18 miles south west  
    http://www.e-ayrshire.co.uk/local/stewarton/town.htm
    
    Extractions: The Town History Business Facilities ... Churches Location [Picture Here] [Comment Here] Lying in the north-eastern reaches of Ayrshire, Stewarton is 6 miles north of Kilmarnock, some 8 miles from Irvine and the Clyde Coast, and 18 miles south west of Glasgow. Glasgow International Airport, and Prestwick Airport, are short drives from Stewarton at 15 miles, and 10 miles distant, respectively. Once a busy crossroads-thoroughfare, the town is now largely bypassed by the main volume of north / south traffic but nevertheless, enjoys reasonable links to the main roads-network, with the nearby M77 only minutes away. Stewarton is also well-served by public transport: a frequent railway service operates to and from Kilmamock and Glasgow, whilst Kilmamock and Irvine are also served by frequent buses from Stewarton; additionally, a small bus covers the local town-area with the 'Wee Buzzer' service. Administration [Picture Here] [Comment Here] The Neighbours Stewarton is in close proximity to several nearby amenities, including Dean Castle and Park, in Kilmamock; 'The Big Idea' Exhibition, the Maritime Museum, Eglinton Country Park, and the Magnum Leisure Centre, all at Irvine; the isles of Cumbrae, Arran, and Bute, in the Clyde; the Burns Trail, and Culzean Country Park, South of Ayr; the Vikingar' Experience, at Largs.

39. Where To Fish: Stewarton (Ayrshire)
    WTF Fishing in Scotland Stations IRVINE (including Annick, Garnock and Lugton) Stewarton (Ayrshire) next THE ISLANDS previous Kilmaurs (Ayrshire)  
    http://www.wsi.walshsimmons.co.uk/wtf/docs/2d038011.html

40. Welcome To John Knox Church Stewarton
    Welcome Welcome to the web site of John Knox Parish Church of Scotlandin Stewarton, Ayrshire. Whether you are a member or are  
    http://www.jkyf.freeserve.co.uk/johnknox/
    
    Extractions: Whether you are a member or are just visiting, we hope that these pages will give you an insight into our fellowship. Come along to a service to find out more! We are currently looking for an ORGANIST to include playing for services of worship, development of choir and praise band. For more information contact Kim Watt Congratulations to our minister on his recent graduation - Rev Dr Samuel Hosain Find out about the Christian faith in a relaxed, low key way here - especially for you!

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