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	Langholm - LoveToKnow 1911
		LANGHOLM, a burgh of barony and police burgh of Dumfriesshire, Scotland.
		It is situated on both sides of the Esk, 16 m.
		The Esk and Liddel being favourite fishing streams, Langholm is the headquarters of the association which protects the rights of anglers.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Langholm (0 words)

	Langholm
		Industrially Langholm is prominent in the Tweed Industry, and is home to such famous names as Reid & Taylor and the Edinburgh Woollen Mill Ltd. In a different field Border Fine Arts is one of the foremost manufacturers of hand painted figurines in the World.
		The Langholm Town Band is reputedly the Oldest Brass Band in Scotland.
		Langholm is also rich in sporting activity, and its first class Rugby Union Team is probably the most important focus.
	www.visitscotland.com /library/langholmtown (0 words)

	Langholm Capital - Independent Private Equity - Terms & Conditions
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		Langholm Capital accepts no responsibility for the content of the sites or pages linked or linking to this site, and Langholm Capital is not responsible for damages or losses caused by any omissions that may exist in the information or other content provided in such site, whether actual or consequential.
	www.langholm.com /uk/home/terms.asp (724 words)

	Langholm Hotel Walvis Bay, Namibia
		Langholm Hotel was opened in 1996 and located in Walvis Bay.
		Langholm Hotel is a stone's throw away from Walvis Bay lagoon, yacht club, golf course and swimming pool.
		Langholm's twelve double bedrooms each have a bathroom en-suite, telephones with direct dialling, television with NBC, MNET, SABC, Supersport and DSTV channels, and comfortable and tasteful furnishings.
	www.namibweb.com /langholm.htm (0 words)

	The Langholm Page
		Langholm Academy provides the full range of secondary education, and the high proportion of students who continue into further education are a reflection of the high standards achieved.
		The Langholm Town Band is reputedly the oldest brass band in Scotland and participates in a number of events throughout the year, notably at the Common Riding.
		Langholm's Pipe Band is also a highly acclaimed ensemble who have won many awards and is distinguished by having players of both sexes within its ranks.
	homepages.enterprise.net /iainlogan/langholm (0 words)

	Langholm Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		Langholm lies at the confluence of the River Esk and the Ewes Water.
		Thomas Telford was born nearby in 1757 and apprenticed in Langholm as a mason: before later going on to transform much of Scotland with his roads, canals, harbours and churches.
		Nearby, but closer to the minor road from Langholm to Newcastleton, is the striking steel and bronze memorial to the poet Hugh MacDiarmid.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /langholm/langholm/index.html (510 words)

	London Borough of Lambeth \| Environmental issues - Langholm Close
		Langholm Close is a block of flats built in the 1970s in Clapham Park, South London.
		At Langholm Close not only have we made the homes much more energy efficient so they use less energy, but we areÂ harnessing the sun's energyÂ to make electricity.
		Residents of Langholm Close will benefit from this clean electricity whatever the weather, as solar roof panels need only daylight to generate electricity.
	www.lambeth.gov.uk /NR/exeres/2A4C2234-9496-44E4-9252-FD14C79D257A.htm (0 words)

	Langholm Online - Langholm, Dumfriesshire Welcome to the Muckle Toon
		Langholm in Dumfriesshire (The Muckle Toon) Is a town of some 2502 inhabitants, situated some 19 miles north of Carlisle on the main A7 between Carlisle and Edinburgh.
		The Clan Armstrong Museum in Langholm provides an excellent insight into the life of this infamous Border Reiver and is one of the many delights for anyone with an interest in history, the History Section provides more information on the museum and other historical features of the Langholm area.
		The Langholm Initiative has commissioned a figurine of The Langholm Cornet in honour of all Langholm’s past Cornets and the 2007 Cornet, W Andrew Johnstone.
	www.langholm-online.co.uk (0 words)

	Langholm - Dumfries and Galloway: Hotels, B&B, Accommodation, Self Catering Holiday Cottages
		From the south, the town is the gateway to some of the most the spectacular scenery that Southern Scotland has to offer.
		Rich in history, Langholm was the centre of the Border Reiver insurrections, Scotland's equivalent of the 'Wild West'.
		Langholm is located 21 miles north of Carlisle, England and 24 miles south of Hawick, on the A7 trunk road.
	www.visitsouthernscotland.com /area/town_detail.asp?TownID=126 (0 words)

	Scottish Borders tour, Langholm to Jedburgh Route
		Also a couple of hundred years ago, Langholm was the biggest town in the Borders.
		A few miles north of Langholm is a sign to the right to Hermitage Castle.
		On the Langholm - Jedburgh route there is an option of travelling through Newcastleton, which, although it means you will miss out Langholm and Hawick, is a small and twisty route through some rarely visited remote and rural country.
	www.aboutscotland.com /tour/langjed.html (0 words)

	The Langholm Initiative - Langholm - Dumfries & Galloway
		The Langholm Initiative was formed in 1994, primarily by the local business community, in response to the economic decline of the local area.
		The Initiative is also a local contact point for the Business Gateway providing free information and advice to exisisting business and to those wishing to start their own business.
		The Langholm Initiative, a company limited by guarantee, is based in the Ashley Bank House, Langholm, DG13 0DJ.
	www.langholm-online.co.uk /pages/content.asp?PageID=156 (0 words)

	Langholm Common Riding
		Langholm Common Riding 2001 was much curtailed because of Foot and Mouth restrictions
		There are several pages on the Internet about Langholm Common Riding.
		Many riders meet their horse for the first time minutes before the ride-out.
	www.cairndhu.members.beeb.net /page3.htm (212 words)

	Langholm Hotel Walvis Bay, Namibia
		Langholm Hotel was opened in 1996 and located in Walvis Bay.
		Langholm Hotel is a stone's throw away from Walvis Bay lagoon, yacht club, golf course and swimming pool.
		Langholm's twelve double bedrooms each have a bathroom en-suite, telephones with direct dialling, television with NBC, MNET, SABC, Supersport and DSTV channels, and comfortable and tasteful furnishings.
	www.langstrand.com /langholm.htm (411 words)

	Historical perspective for Langholm (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Langholm is the headquarters of the Fishery Association; and excellent fishing is to be had, the Esk abounding in salmon, sea-trout, and whiting or herling.
		Langholm Lodge, near the Esk's left bank, 1 mile NNW of the town, is a villa of the Duke of Buccleuch.
		Langholm is the seat of a presbytery in the synod of Dumfries; the living with glebe is worth £442.
	www.geo.ed.ac.uk /scotgaz/towns/townhistory354.html (1405 words)

	Langholm at AllExperts
		Langholm, also known as the "Muckle Toon", is a burgh in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, on the River Esk and the A7 road.
		Langholm is also the birth town of Thomas Hope who was born in 1809.
		Langholm was also the home of Albie Tedham who was one of Scotland's top fiddle players during his life.
	en.allexperts.com /e/l/la/langholm.htm (477 words)

	Scottish Estates Business Group - Case Study - Community Involvement - Langholm Initiative, Dumfriesshire
		Langholm - The Muckle Toon - is a town of some 2502 inhabitants, situated 19 miles north of Carlisle on the main A7 between Carlisle and Edinburgh.
		A mill town surrounded by farming and forestry, Langholm has a history of textiles, fine artware and agriculture.
		In addition, although the assistance of partner organisations and funding agencies was vital, the support of the local landowners was pivotal through their enlightened approach to public access.
	www.sebg.org /casestudies/langholminitiative.htm (881 words)

	History UK - Scottish history - The Horsemen of Langholm, Borders, Scotland
		Langholm Fair and Common Riding begin when horsemen gather in the square, and the Provost (Major), presents colours to the young man chosen as the Cornet for the year.
		It is perhaps appropriate that the first man to set foot on the moon, Neil Armstrong, the astronaut, is a descendant of the Armstrong's of Mangerton.
		Neil Armstrong was made a freeman of Langholm when he visited the town in 1972 during his world tour.
	www.historic-uk.com /HistoryUK/Scotland-History/HorsemenofLangholm.htm (342 words)

	Langholm i Lejre Vig
		Langholm lies in the middle of Lejre Vig.
		This is the only island where this is found and it has stood in the same place for at least 30 years.
		Langholm has the biggest Mute Swan colony in the fjord, with up to 150 nests.
	roskilde-fjord.dk /uk/Sted_LangholmLejreVig.htm (256 words)

	Single Malt Whisky - Alfred Barnard - Langholm
		On either side, the hills rising from the banks of the Esk, are richly wood cd, and the noble river winds in and out among the slopes that close it in.
		Langholm is planted in one of the sweetest landscapes in Scotland; the old part of the town is on the east bank of the Esk, and the new part on the west.
		In olden days it was famous for possessing an iron instrument called the Branks, made to fit upon the head of a shrewish female, and projecting a sharp spike into her mouth, effectually silencing the organ of speech.
	www.peatfreak.com /alfred-barnard-langholm.php (937 words)

	Namibia Accommodation - West Namibia - Langholm Hotel
		The beautiful garden with its splashing fountain offers a starting point to one of the best eco-tourism areas in the world, with unique flora and fauna and some of the world's highest dunes.
		Langholm's twelve double bedrooms each have bathroom en suite, telephone with direct dialling, television with M-Net and DSTV and tasteful furnishings.
		Tours into the desert, the lagoon and surrounding areas can be arranged to make your stay more enjoyable.There are many restaurants, night-clubs and pubs within a short distance, and with the bustling town of Swakopmund only 30 km away, you will never be short of something to do.
	www.namibiareservations.com /langholme.html (329 words)

	The Langholm Hotel - Walvis Bay Namibia - Quality Accommodation - What we offer
		Langholm is a stone's throw away from the lagoon, golf course and swimming pool.
		Transport to and from the airport and Swakopmund can be arranged on request, and bicycles are available for the use of the more energetic guests.
		Langholm's twelve double bedrooms each have a bathroom en-suite, telephones with direct dialing, television with NBC, Mnet, SABC, Supersport and DSTV, and comfortable and tasteful furnishings.
	www.langholmhotel.com /offer.htm (229 words)

	Langholm Hotel
		Situated a stones throw away from the lagoon, golf course and swimming pool, as well as several excellent restaurants, Walvis Bay’s Langholm Hotel is owned and run by the Adams Family.
		Langholm’s twelve double bedrooms comfortably and tastefully furnished and each have bathroom en-suite, telephone with direct dialling, fridge, and television with 4 channels including DSTV.
		A lavish breakfast is served every morning, and there are several restaurants within walking distance where guests can have an excellent meal, and there are several pubs and night clubs to keep visitors busy in the evenings.
	www.hannamibia.com /html/Members_Page.php?id=84 (198 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Obituaries - Lord Monro of Langholm and Westerkirk
		LORD Monro of Langholm and Westerkirk was one of Scotland's longest-ever serving MPs.
		As a farmer and county councillor, Hector Monro was elected to the Dumfriesshire constituency in 1964.
		He was educated at Canford School and Kings College, Cambridge, where he had a particular interest with the university air squadron and it was this interest that led him to divert from the family's army background during the Second World War and join the RAF where he became a flight lieutenant.
	news.scotsman.com /obituaries.cfm?id=1284192006 (807 words)

	Langholm Walks Project (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Langholm is situated on the A7, 20 miles north of Carlisle and 23 miles south of Hawick.
		This means that Langholm can be easily reached by rail through Carlisle station, which is a major stop on the West Coast Main Line.
		For motorists, Langholm has a large public car park at the north end of the town at the Kilngreen.
	www.langholmwalks.co.uk /walking2.htm (161 words)

	Langholm Travel Guide
		Langholm is only about 19 miles from Carlisle and is nestled in the midst of some of the most dramatic scenery in Scotland.
		It is also the perfect base to choose when you want to visit the nearby communities of Canonbie and Eskdalemuir, or the rest of the Dumfries and Galloway region.
		It is also the birthplace of Thomas Telford who worked on the construction of the Langholm Bridge and the road that leads west from the bridge is named for him.
	www.scottishholidays.net /visit/scotland-tour-dumfries-langholm.html (681 words)

	Literary Encyclopedia: Hugh MacDiarmid
		Hugh MacDiarmid”; was the pseudonym of Christopher Murray Grieve (1892-1978), born in the small Border town of Langholm in Dumfriesshire, the eldest of two sons of John Grieve, a local postman, and Elizabeth Graham, the daughter of a farm labourer.
		As a poet and as a literary-political figure, he contrived to engineer a cultural renaissance in which a new Scottish literature might be imagined, and to prove first-hand the quality and variety of what might be written in that context.
		While at Langholm Academy he was encouraged by his English teacher, the composer F G Scott (with whom he was later to develop a close friendship), and by T S Cairncross, the minister of the church MacDiarmid’s parents attended and himself a poet.
	www.litencyc.com /php/speople.php?rec=true&UID=2843 (639 words)

	DGCommunity - Places
		Langholm or âthe muckle toonâ is the first place of any significant size that you will pass through on the A7 after crossing the border.
		Although part of Dumfries and Galloway, Langholm is similar in style to that of other border towns such as Hawick.
		This ranges from 9.00am to 5.00pm Monday to Friday with Langholm Academy being the main user, and the Trust operating the facility and setting the programme of activities at all other times including school holidays.
	www.dgcommunity.net /dgcommunity/Places.aspx?mode=townArea&town=Langholm (439 words)

	Historical perspective for Langholm (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The old town includes one principal street with a central market-place, and consists of houses mostly built of white freestone from Whita or Langholm Hill, and many of them in a style superior to what are seen in most small towns.
		Erected into a burgh of barony by charter from the Crown in 1643, Langholm was long governed by a baron bailie, under the Duke of Buccleuch as superior; but now its affairs are managed by commissioners of police, comprising a chief magistrate and 15 other members.
		Langholm Castle, a plain square tower or peel-house, now a ruin, belonged to the Armstrongs, the powerful Border freebooters, and sent forth Johnnie Armstrong of Gilnockie, with his gallant company of thirty-six men, to disport themselves upon Langholm Holm, prior to their execution by James V. at Caerlanrig (1529).
	www.geo.ed.ac.uk:81 /scotgaz/towns/townhistory354.html (1405 words)

	Scottish Gamekeepers Association - Langholm
		I find constant reference by SNH and the RSPB to the loss of heather at Langholm since 1940 very tedious - it is obvious that they are diverting attention from the main problem, which is raptor predation of the grouse.
		A report commissioned by SNH in 1997 (Averis and Averis) found that the heather on the Langholm grouse moors was in an improving or stable state, and that in the last ten years the rate of improvement had increased.
		But I feel that the keepering profession, stalkers and shepherds, who spend so much of their working lives on the ground being surveyed, should be involved with the Groups in order to provide a more realistic finding of raptor numbers on our moorlands.
	www.scottishgamekeepers.co.uk /langholm.htm (837 words)

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