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	The Abolition of Feudal Tenure Act (2000) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		The Auchenshoogle Heritage Trust is a local body consisting of residents of the parish who own 130 acres of woodland on the outskirts of the village.
		Auchenshoogle Heritage Trust wishes to sell an acre of the woodland adjacent to the school to the local authority to provide an adventure playground.
		Auchenshoogle Heritage Trust can then sell land to the local authority and in turn impose the further conditions it feels appropriate on the sale thus creating a new feudal relationship whereby the local authority is the vassal of the Trust whilst the Trust is the superior of the local authority.
	www.caledonia.org.uk /land/feudal2.htm (4447 words)

	Oor Wullie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Watkins continued to draw it until his death, after which the Sunday Post recycled his work into the 1970s, when he was succeeded by Ken H. Harrison, followed in 1995 by the current artist Peter Davidson.
		Wullie's home town is an amalgam of Dundee and Glasgow, unnamed in the Watkins strips, but called Auchenshoogle since the late 1990s.
		His adventures consist mostly of get-rich-quick schemes and getting up to mischief, to the despair of his parents Ma and Pa, and the local policeman, P.C. Murdoch.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Oor_Wullie (255 words)

	(Unsaved Publication)
		"Lady Auchenshoogle" and not "Lady Margaret", which would imply that she is the daughter of an Earl, Marquess or Duke.
		She should not be described as "Lady MacTavish of Auchenshoogle", as this would imply that she was the wife of a Knight or Baronet.
		He should be styled "David MacTavish of Auchenshoogle, yr", but in the event of the heir having a different Christian name from his father, "yr." may be omitted.
	www.scottishcastlesassociation.com /newsltr/no2/page17.htm (959 words)

	Genealogy - Neil
		In the early 1930's the Neil clan was to be found almost exclusively in the enclave of Auchenshoogle.
		Years of surgery and the finest minds that could be applied have failed to successfully accomplish this objective.
		Andrew Neil is still as ugly today as he was all those years ago in Auchenshoogle.
	www.firstfoot.com /geneolagy/neil.htm (167 words)

	Daily Reckless - May 2000 Archives
		The zebra, long rumoured to be suffering from low self esteem, is also said to be considering its position as permanent backmarker.
		Scotland's cutest pop stars, Travis, were involved in a fracas at the Auchenshoogle But 'n' Ben Guest Rooms yesterday.
		It is believed that the band deliberately left their beds unmade and a discarded pan drop was found stuck to the shagpile.
	www.dailyreckless.co.uk /arcmay.htm (1139 words)

	(Unsaved Publication)
		Once a territorial designation has been recognised by the Lord Lyon (who, in all matters to do with titles and heraldry in Scotland, uses the Royal prerogative), it must be used and not played with.
		James MacTavish of Auchenshoogle cannot be James MacTavish through the week and MacTavish of Auchenshoogle at the weekend or at Highland Balls.
		The whole name should be used as the daily signature, on notepaper, visiting cards, cheques, credit cards etc. Similarly, anyone writing to him should give his full style, to style him as "Mr.
	www.scottishcastlesassociation.com /newsltr/no2/page16.htm (884 words)

	Scotsman.com Heritage & Culture - Great Scots - Our loveable spiky-haired loon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Many signs, such as the proximity to the Broons, pointed to Glasgow, though some say Wullie's tenement block was situated in a mixture of Clydeside closes and the loans of Dundee, the home of publishers DC Thomson.
		Since the 1990s, Wullie has officially lived in the fictional town of Auchenshoogle.
		Even the story lines are a funny blend of fact and fiction.
	heritage.scotsman.com /greatscots.cfm?id=2290862005 (910 words)

	Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Thomson & Co. Ltd and set in Scotland.
		It features a boy named William (or 'Wullie') and his adventures in his home town of Auchenshoogle, which mostly seem to consist of get-rich-quick schemes and getting up to mischief, to the despair of his parents Ma and Pa, and the local policeman, P.C. Murdoch.
		His friends are Fat Bob, Wee 'Eck and Soapy Soutar, and he is the leader of their gang, a position which is frequently disputed by the others.
	www.stylokna.pl /wikipedia/index.php?title=Oor+Wullie (220 words)

	Scotland - Humour
		This may be no bad thing, I hear you cry.
		You know, I was looking at a map the other day, planning my annual jaunt to Auchenshoogle and beyond, when I suddenly thought, Where exactly is cyberspace and can we buy tattie scones there?
		It was at this point I was forcibly ejected from the bus.
	www.scottishweb.net /culture/humour/humourmenu.htm (615 words)

	Book Guide 7, January, 2003
		The astonishing, even miraculous thing is that Wullie has both moved on from 1936 to 2003 and yet remains the same, still on unnumbered pages.
		The strip shifts effortlessly between the pastoral/ small town environment of Auchenshoogle, to schoolroom, shed and Wullie's imagination.
		I love the way he blushes in his kilt for the school photo, causing girls to fight.
	www.glasgowwestend.co.uk /art/bookguide7.html (1762 words)

	Books: Time to grow up, wullie - [Sunday Herald]
		Yet,ÊalthoughÊthereÊisÊnoÊdenyingÊthe quirkiness and verve and sheer invention of the 1940s offerings, when Oor Wullie and The Broons were allowed to weave into the Scottish social fabric, it's sad to relate that the current denizens of Glebe Street and Auchenshoogle are a sorry travesty of those who used to walk inÊtheirÊfootstepsÊhalfÊaÊcentury before.
		Went back to sleap becos it was far too erly.
		Dremt that I scored 12 goals for Auchenshoogle Juniors in the World Cup, but Maw woak me afore the final whistle, so I nivver got to collect the trofy.
	www.sundayherald.com /30108 (769 words)

	PlanIT Plus - Career Zone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		I am writing to apply for the post of Clerical Assistant (Ref.Ark32), which was advertised in the Auchenshoogle Courier on
		I have just finished my fourth year at Auchenshoogle High, and am now looking for employment.
		I took part in the Auchenshoogle Ladies 10K race earlier this year.
	www.planitplus.net /careerzone/general?id=29 (2008 words)

	My Own Back Yard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Growing up as I did in the fifties and early sixties I was lucky enough to have parents who had a car, still a novelty then, and who liked to travel, albeit within Scotland.
		Long before I was a teenager I had been from Berwick to Brora, Gretna to Grantown, Auchtermuchty to Auchenshoogle.
		This fostered a natural sense of inquisitiveness that has never left me, I like to ferret about in detail, looking and learning whenever I can.
	www.arthurlea.com /Backyard.htm (1785 words)

	The Woolamaloo Gazette
		The Turnip - putting the arse into art for twenty years - is the pre-eminent award for contemporary art and this year's contenders shows once more the remarkable range of modern British artists.
		Archie McGlaikit, a graduate of the Auchenshoogle Academy of Art has impressed many art critics with his installation piece Large Empty Room.
		Aubrey Winnington-Smythe, art correspondent for Art Wankh, told the Gazette that he found this an incredibly powerful piece which challenged the viewer's perceptions.
	woolamaloo.org.uk /2005/10/turnip-prize-for-art-one-of-highlights.htm (648 words)

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		Complete the line graph using the data from the table.
		Pa Broon set off on his bike from Auchenshoogle at 9 in the morning.
		He recorded how far he was from Auchenshoogle each hour.
	ltscotland.org.uk /Images/numacc3outcomes2and3graphs_tcm4-117872.doc (2609 words)

	Jugglingworld - British Juggling Convention - Review by Graham Benson
		A lot of people from Perth joined the conventioneers for this show and enjoyed watching the impressive performances.
		In the evening we had a very well attended Ceilidh with live band `Last Tram tae Auchenshoogle' where a new Ceilidh Dance was premiered: The Unicycle Reel.
		During the interval of the Ceilidh we attempted to break the World Record for Haggis Juggling.
	www.jugglingworld.biz /convention/convention_bjc2005_review_graham.html (1599 words)

	Daily Reckless - October 2000 Archive
		I would like to thank you for the music, for giving it to me.'
		Handing over the award in the swanky surroundings of the Auchenshoogle Boy Scout Hut in GlenGrotty, the Chief Constable of the SHITP, Colin Allcars, said: 'Where am I?'
		Click here to visit the Scottish Highlands and Islands Tartan Police web site.
	tommymackay.tripod.com /arcoct.htm (1543 words)

	Interview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Where is the most exotic place you’ve ever traveled to?
		...A resort in Scotland called “Auchenshoogle!” The locals howl at the full moon and chew bones.
		Their idea of a good time is to bite each other in the neck whilst listening to John Denver records.
	www.iancussick.com /interview.html (4756 words)

	Dennis The Menace In Scots Away! Part 1
		No-I'm just warning folk that the menaces have arrived!
		Two adults, one menace and two hairy hounds to Auchenshoogle station, please.
		Hurry, or the train will leave without us!
	home.freeuk.net /jrhuelin/page2.html (198 words)

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