Scotland

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They were advancing on London untill Government spies managed to convince the high command that their was more Soldiers than the Jacobite;s could handle, this of course was a lie, but the Jacobite's fell back.

Also Alot of Jacobite soldiers left Bonnie Prince Charles after he said he wanted to advance in to England, alot of Jacobite's just wanted Independence for Scotland with a catholic king.

Theoretically no, because Northern Ireland and Scotland are both part of the United Kingdom. However, because of increased security in recent years, you cannot board an aircraft without acceptable ID. The most acceptable form of ID is a valid passport. Some airlines will accept an identity card issued by certain European countries. To be absolutely certain, you should contact whichever airline you are travelling with.

Scotland and Wales are similar, insofar as they are both parts of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland with Queen Elizabeth the Second as Head of State. They were both originally independent countries with their own language and culture. Both countries now have a limited amount of autonomy, with the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh and the Welsh Assembly in Cardiff. However, foreign, military and economic policy is still decided by the British Parliament in Westminster, London. Scottish and Welsh constituencies are still represented at that Parliament by their own Members. English is the official language of both Scotland and Wales but there is still a small number of people who use the old languages of Welsh and Gaelic in their everyday lives.

the Irish Sea, the North Channel and St. Georges Channel

Inverness is the nearest airport to Loch Ness and a flight from Glasgow would take about 30 minutes.

It depends, a standard off peak single from Cardiff to Edinburgh is £154, however advanced fares can see this go as low as £14.

4000 feet.

They are known as kilts.

Hungary is not a city in Scotland. Hungary is a country in Europe.

Scotland dates back to AD 843 when Kenneth Macalpin united the Kingdoms of the Picts and the Scots, creating the Kingdom of Alba.

Scotland is part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Therefore, Scottish interests are represented by the British Embassy throughout the world.

Calcutta

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Edinburgh Castle

The Cheviot Hills

Definately stong.

I am a sushi lover and bought the best cuts out of the freshest salmon I could find, which happened to be Scottish.

The taste is so strong that its inedible for me, even drenched in soya sauce.

I have baked the remainder of the steaks and their taste remains very strong.

Scotland defeated England in the Five Nations Championship and Grand Slam decider on the 17th March 1990. The score was 13-7.

Scotland has its own sporting competitions and governing bodies, such as the Camanachd Association, Scottish Football Association, the Scottish Rugby Union, Cricket Scotland, and the Scottish Cyclists' Union. The country has independent representation at many international sporting events, for example the Football World Cup and the Cricket World Cup, as well as the Commonwealth Games; although notably not the Olympic Games.

Two. John Collins with a penalty against Brazil and Craig Burley against Norway.

A salmon that has been reared on a fish farm in Scotland.

You would cross the northern part of the Irish Sea, which is commonly known as the North Channel. Depending on where you are starting from and going to, you might cross further north than that, and be in the Atlantic Ocean.

Research has shown that the M90 in Scotland has variable speed limits depending on the flow of the traffic and therefore will not have a set speed limit. It has been stated that the regular speed limit would be 70 but this will be increased or decreased depending on the traffic conditions at any given time.

30,311 in 2001. A more up to date number will be known in the 2011 census.

The distance between Inverness and Dover is about 642 road miles on the M6.