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because he was a outlaw and he murdered the sheriff of lanark
Third Lanark won the Scottish League Cup in 1904.
It is said that English soldiers under the Sheriff of Lanark (who was English) murdered the wife of William Wallace in an attempt to flush Wallace out of hiding. Wallace at that time was an outlaw, wanted by the English for stealing beer from a Perth tavern. However, this is all probably fanciful as it was written much later by chronicler John of Fordun. In all probability, the Sheriff of Lanark was killed at the start of the revolt against English occupation of Scotland. Whether Wallace killed the Sheriff or not is open to question. Wallce did not start the revolt, he merely responded to one already begun. Anyhow, the Sheriff of Lanark was killed simply because he was an English figure of authority, probably.
He murdered The Sheriff Of Lanark and burned down monasteries He was executed for treason.
William Wallace's heart is believed to be buried at the Abbey of St. Bartholomew in Lanark, Scotland. After his execution in 1305, his heart was reportedly removed and taken on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land by Sir Simon Fraser. However, it was later returned to Scotland and interred at the abbey as a symbol of his bravery and sacrifice.
R. D. Dripps has written: 'The first house' -- subject(s): Architecture and society, Philosophy, Architecture
The address of the Lanark Public Library is: 110 West Carroll Street, Lanark, 61046 1022
The population of Lanark is 8,253.
Lanark County
New Lanark was created in 1786.
The population of New Lanark is 200.
The phone number of the Lanark Public Library is: 815-493-2166.
Action at Lanark happened in 1297-05.
Isaac Dripps
The 2nd Lanark Scouts were established in 1910.
Lanark United F.C. was created in 1920.
Lanark Grammar School was created in 1183.