who in 1537 was accused of attempting to poison King James V of Scotland, and was subsequently executed by burning at Edinburgh Castle.
First broadcast in 1957. Mary was born in December 1542 in Linlithgow Palace, the only child of James V of Scotland and his French wife, Mary of Guise. When she was six days old her father died ...
In 1537, she was accused of trying to poison King James V of Scotland and was subsequently executed by burning at Edinburgh Castle. For details on admission and guided tours, visit their website ...
Former Ulster and Fiji prop Veitayaki gives his thoughts as Ireland prepare to play host to Fiji at the Aviva Stadium in ...
In 1537, King James V of Scotland married Madeleine of Valois there and in 1558, Mary, Queen of Scots married Francis, Dauphin of France at the cathedral. Napoleon, the Emperor of France ...
Though Protestantism began to spread in Scotland during his reign, James stayed Catholic. He used his loyalty to the Catholic Church to increase his power and was even granted the title "Defender of ...
“We’ve got massive respect for Scotland. They play fast, put pressure on the breakdown, and have a strong loose forward trio. Finn Russell adds magic in the backline, and Darcy Graham has been ...
Rangers have confirmed their starting XI for the Europa League clash against Olympiacos at the famous Giorgos Katsarakis ...
Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt has called up Hamish Stewart, Darby Lancaster, Tom Hooper and Harry Hoopert from the Australia XV ...
The famously high-octane thrills of Terminal V Festival are returning to Edinburgh’s Royal Highland Centre and Showground on the Easter Bank Holiday Weekend of Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th April 2025 ...
The Scots took power into their own hands and in 1295 allied with Philip of France. This precipitated a clash with Edward who invaded Scotland in 1296 and stripped John Balliol of his power. John ...
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