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They were drawn and quartered at Sterling Castle The Robertson crest badge of a right hand holding an imperial crown was awarded by King James II to our fourth Chief, on August 15, 1451 as a reward for capturing the assassins of King James I in 1437
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- Whorlton Castle - ENGLISH - Castle Duncan Forums
Whorlton Castle, a scheduled ancient monument in the North York Moors National Park, has become the haunt of drug dealers and teenage binge drinkers and the target of sustained vandalism Nature, too, has taken its toll, with large cracks in two sides of its 14th-century, Grade I-listed gatehouse
- Glengarry Castle - SCOTTISH - Castle Duncan Forums
Invergarry Castle, 17th century 'Glengaries new House' (wall thicknesses suggest the reworking of an earlier building), burned and 'defaced' by General Monk in 1654, restored by mason Robert Nicholson c 1670, but again damaged and then repaired after the 1715 and 1745 uprisings
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- Rait Castle - SCOTTISH - Castle Duncan Forums
For centuries Rait Castle has lain desolate, covered by undergrowth and haunted by a curse that lingers from a chilling episode in Scotland's bloody history of clan warfare Now almost 600 years after a terrible massacre was enacted in the stronghold its owner, one of Scotland's most ancient noble families, is under pressure to save its remains
- Newark Castle - SCOTTISH - Castle Duncan Forums
NEWARK CASTLE Renfrewshire His Scot , OS63 NS331745 In Port Glasgow, on north side of A8, on south shore of Firth of Clyde, at Newark Newark consists of a collection of buildings of the 15th, early 16th and late 16th centuries, forming three sides of a courtyard, the enclosing wall of the remain
- Chirk Castle - WELSH - Castle Duncan Forums
Chirk Castle property manager Emma Hegarty said: "Mars was taken a reasonable distance from the castle and put on a plinth in what became known as, and still is, Mars Wood " Mrs Hegarty said Mars was still there in 1911 but there was no other record of him until 1960, where it is stated, he was missing
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