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	Benedictine Abbey of Lindores
		Dowden, in his introduction to the Lindores chartulary, gives details of these endowments, as well as of the privileges granted to the abbey by successive popes: these do not seem to have differed from those enjoyed by other great monasteries.
		Lindores was the first of the great Scottish abbeys to suffer violence from the Protestant mob, being sacked and the monks expelled by the populace of Dundee in 1543.
		Knox describes a similar scene in 1559: "The abbey of Lindores we reformed; their altars overthrew we; their idols, vestments of idolatrie and mass-books we burnt in their presence, and commanded them to cast away their monkish habits".
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/l/lindores,benedictine_abbey_of.html (536 words)

	Lindores - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lindores is a small village in Fife, Scotland, about 2 miles south-east of Newburgh.
		It is situated on the north-east shore of Lindores Loch, a 44 ha freshwater loch.
		After the foundation of Lindores Abbey in 1191 the church was given to the abbey.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lindores (188 words)

	Tour Abdie Church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		The probable derivation of Lindores is Lann, sacred enclosure and Dobbar (pronounced dour), water hence Church by the water.
		The Parish of Abdie in NW Fife stretches from Newburgh on the Firth of Tay to the Loch of Lindores.
		It includes the village of Lindores and the hamlet of Grange of Lindores, and in its churchyard near Grange of Lindores is a 7th-century Pictish symbol stone.
	www.scotland247.co.uk /abdie-church2.htm (620 words)

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		Lindores Abbey is steeped in Scottish history,it was here in 1306 that the three puissant knights, Sir Gilbert Hay of Errol, Sir Neil Campbell of Lochaw and Sir Alexander Seton Vowed at the high altar to "defend the King Robert Bruce and his crown to the last of their blood and fortunes".
		It was also at Lindores Abbey that William Wallace and his men rested after their victorious battle at the nearby forest of Blackearnside and it was recorded by the famous poet Blind Harry in his chronicles of the life of Wallace that:
		Lindores Abbey is situated overlooking the estuary of the river Tay some half a mile east of Newburgh.
	www.lindores.be /history.html (651 words)

	Charting USA's soccer future
		Lindores pointed out that, at the college level, that high school players coming in are used to playing 50-60 games a year minimum.
		Lindores is one of 18 "scouts"--two will be at each World Cup venue--who will be gathering information for a substantial report to be produced by FIFA, the world governing body of the sport.
		Lindores also will be responsible for interviewing the coach of each team playing at Stanford, asking them about their style and how their style of play has been developed.
	www.paloaltoonline.com /weekly/morgue/sports/1994_Jun_17.COVER.html (1106 words)

	Tour Lindores Abbey In The Kingdom Of Fife
		Lindores Abbey, which was once a wealthy Abbey, older and more famed than Balmerino, is now deserted and in ruins.
		David, Earl of Huntingdon, was the founder of this Benedictine House of the Tyronesian Order, which was colonised by monks from Kelso at the end of the 12th century and dedicated to St Mary and St Andrew in gratitude for the taking of Ptolemais in Palestine.
		The ragged staff is attributed to Morvidus, an earl of the same family remarkable for his courage and skill, who slew a formidable giant by means of a young tree, which by his great strength he had torn up for the task.
	www.scotland247.co.uk /lindores-abbey2.htm (580 words)

	Historical perspective for Lindores (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Lindores Abbey, situated on ground rising gently from the Tay, ¼ mile E of Newburgh, was founded by David, Earl of Huntingdon, in 1178 (according to Fordoun), but more probably about 1196.
		Lindores Abbey soon passed into secular hands, the monks were ejected, and its large revenues fell to Sir Patrick Leslie, who was created first Lord Lindores.
		The title of Lord Lindores was acquired in 1600 by the Leslie family, and became dormant at the death of its seventh holder in 1775.
	www.geo.ed.ac.uk /scotgaz/towns/townhistory2625.html (715 words)

	THE SECRET CHAMBER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Lindores could not tell what it was that made him think at that moment of a portrait he had seen in a back room at the castle of old Earl Robert, the wicked Earl.
		Lindores never could tell whether it was that he himself grew faint, and that the dimness of swooning came into his eyes after this violence and strain of emotion, or if it was his spell that worked.
		Lindores felt that his brain was all atwist and set wrong; but he was still a human being of his century.
	www.blackmask.com /olbooks/seccham.htm (10616 words)

	Soccer styles are changing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Colin Lindores' knowledge of soccer will be put to the test when he begins his job of "scouting" the six World Cup matches at Stanford Stadium, beginning with Monday's match between Russia and Brazil.
		Lindores said he believes this has been the problem with Brazil over the past 20 years or so.
		While Lindores will be working at Stanford, compiling his information for a report to be published at a later date by the sport's governing body, he'll be closely following the U.S. team, which features seven members of the 1992 U.S. Olympic team.
	www.paloaltoonline.com /weekly/morgue/sports/1994_Jun_17.SOCCER.html (662 words)

	Fife tourist information, maps, golf and accommodation in Fife and St Andrews, Scotland - FifeGuide.com
		One of the oldest rainbow trout fisheries in the country, Lindores sits right on the B937 roadside, in rolling, agricultural countryside and is a prime venue for boat anglers throughout Fife.
		Lindores is a shallow water throughout and is therefore perfect for drift fishing, and the management believe that this should be encouraged for the benefit of all.
		Lindores is a productive and fertile water which abounds in all forms of aquatic life forms.
	www.maximized.co.uk /fifeguide/fishing/NorthEast/lindores.html (304 words)

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		Lady Lindores ing where Carry could have disappeared ~vas glad to see her husband approaching; to, do you no think its discreditable to but he too had a threatening and stern the county that a young leddynewly come look.
		Every word Lady Lindores said was perfectly reasonable, and to have represented her kind father to herself as a domestic tyrant ~vas mon- strous, she felt; but yet she could not tell her mother all the trifling circum- stances, the tones, the looks which had forced that conviction upon her.
		Again Lady Lindores shook her head; but by this time they had reached their own door, and in the fervor of her defence and championship of her lover, Carry got out of the carriage a very different creature from the l)rostrate and fainting girl who had been put into it at Tinto.
	lcweb2.loc.gov /ndlpcoop/nicmoas/livn-1/livn0154.sgm (20516 words)

	L i n d o r e s A b b e y - Where We Are At
		My family have lived here for very nearly one hundred years and it is our intention to preserve what is left of the Abbey for another one hundred years.
		This bottling,produced in conjunction with Duncan Taylor and Co.(proprietors of the “Peerless” and “Whisky Galore” ranges of fine single malts) is to be the first in a series of very exclusive bottlings of some of the finest whiskies available.
		This will be a very exciting time whereby we can locate and sell some of the rarest and finest whiskies knowing that by doing so we can actually preserve this once great Abbey and we can allow people once again to visit this special place.
	www.lindoresabbey.co.uk /where.html (260 words)

	Newburgh Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		The Tironensian abbey was first established as a daughter house of Kelso Abbey and most of it was built during the lifetime of the first abbot, Guido, who died in 1219.
		Newsburgh's "coming of age" was in 1266 when Alexander III gave the monks at Lindores Abbey permission to establish the town as a burgh with a weekly market.
		Lindores Abbey's end came in 1559 when a rabble roused by John Knox's distinctive brand of religious tolerance "overthrew the altars, broke up statues, burned the books and vestments and made them cast aside their monkish habits".
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /newburgh/newburghfife (883 words)

	Edinburgh to Inverness via Ladybank (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		After the Reformation, in 1600, the Abbey fell into the hands of Patrick Leslie, Lord of Lindores and was subsequently used as a convenient quarry by the local people.
		Credit must be given to whoever looks after Balmerino, Lindores and Abdie with their neatly trimmed lawns free from weeds, and the feeling of respect for things ancient - they are an example for other relics of bygone days.
		Like the stones from Lindores Abbey, fragments of the Cross are believed to be built into some of the houses - but again, only time will tell.
	www.lawrieweb.com /eil/eil07.html (1959 words)

	1861 Parochial Directory - Abdie
		The most remarkable mansion is Inchrye House, a Gothic structure, with turrets and battlements, situated a little to the east of the Loch of Lindores, and figuring conspicuously in some of the finest views of the Parish.
		The village of Lindores, near the foot of the Loch, is a place of great antiquity, and it contains some vestiges of a castle, which is said to have belonged to McDuff, the first Thane of Fife.
		Balfour relates that, in the vicinity of this castle, a battle was fought between the Scots under Wallace, and the English, in June, 1300, in which the latter sustained a loss of 3000 killed, and 500 prisoners ; and Blind Harry states that, after the battle, Wallace and his companions retired to the castle.
	www.fifefhs.org /Records/Directory/abdie.htm (594 words)

	Lindores Abbey
		Lindores Abbey was founded in the late 12th century by David, Earl of Huntingdon, brother of King William I. This shows the north wall of the refectory.
		The first Abbot of Lindores was Guido who had been the prior of Kelso Abbey.
		By the end of the 16th century Lindores Abbey was being used as a source of building materials for houses in Newburgh.
	www.darkisle.com /l/lindores/labbey.html (145 words)

	Lindores cranes above competitors \| The Courier-Mail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		PETER Lindores is well used to eager stockbrokers pounding on his door, trying to get a slice of one of the most profitable private businesses in the country.
		Peter, or Polly as he is known, just happens to run one of the largest private crane companies in Australia, LCR Lindores Group – and there is no shortage of suitors, particularly given the company turns over about $110 million a year.
		Despite numerous approaches from brokers and merchant bankers to go public and advances from predators keen to acquire the burgeoning local business, Peter Lindores is convinced he will never sell out the family farm.
	www.thecouriermail.news.com.au /story/0,20797,18523921-3122,00.html (483 words)

	Duncan Taylor Cask Strength Scotch Whisky
		The ancient abbey of Lindores in Fife is known as the 'Birthplace of Scotch Whisky' and the release of this first specialist bottling has already attracted the attention of whisky enthusiasts worldwide.
		The bottles and their wooden presentation boxes are hand numbered, and include a unique Angels share certificate, declaring that as the purchaser of one of the signed bottles, they have genuinely contributed towards the upkeep and preservation of Lindores Abbey, "The Birthplace of Scotch Whisky".
		McKenzie Smith comments: "This is the first in a series of very exclusive bottlings, through selecting the best whiskies from all the regions we can draw on the rich history of distilling in Scotland to help preserve its past".
	www.dtcscotch.com /lindores.htm (505 words)

	This is Guernsey - Archive
		Lindores, whom Mollet matched in the final, agreed: ‘I wasn’t able to put Alison under pressure, but whenever she was in trouble, she played perfect bowls and never let us get settled.’
		Lindores, one of the world’s top women bowlers, added: ‘I’m pleased for Ali — she deserves this success, because she’s a great player and has been threatening to win something big for some time.’
		On the eighth end of that second set, after Lindores had put two bowls close to the jack, Merrien drew to within inches with both of hers, enabling the Guernsey duo to edge into a four-shot lead with only one end left to play.
	www.thisisguernsey.com /code/showarchive.pl?ArticleID=011722&year=2004&category=sport (529 words)

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		Lindores Jean, lawful daughter of John Lindores and of Margaret Lidgate his spouse, was born November the 11th, one thousand eight hundred and ten years, and baptized Dec 9th 1812 by the Rev'd Dr Logan.
		Lindores Robert, lawful son of John Lindores, hind Nolles Mains, and of Margaret Lidgate, his spouse, was born Dec the 18th one thousand eight hundred and fourteen years and baptized Jan'ry 17th 1815.
		Lindores Betty, lawful daughter of John Lindores, hind Nolles Mains, and of Margaret Lidgate, his spouse, was born June the 4th one thousand eight hundred and seventeen years and baptized June the 29th 1817 by the Rev'd Dr Logan.
	www.geocities.com /scotborder/individuals.html (767 words)

	Sport - Borders Today: News, Sport, Jobs, Property, Cars, Entertainments & More (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		JOYCE Lindores may have retired from her job at John Tulloch Ltd in Selkirk this year, but baking scones and crochet are not on the agenda quite yet, writes Fiona Scott.
		Lindores, who as well as being a mother and grandmother, runs a bed and breakfast in Selkirk, explained: "I planned to do less when I retired, but it hasn't quite turned out like that.
		After setting the bowling world alight for the past decade or so, Lindores now intends to step down in a blaze of glory with the ultimate goal being to repeat her gold medal success of 1998 at next year's Commonwealth Games.
	www.borderstoday.co.uk /ViewArticle2.aspx?SectionID=969&ArticleID=1098449 (936 words)

	LCR Lindores - News
		To compliment its increased business opportunities and be at the forefront of crane technology, LCR Lindores has purchased another 200t Demag crane ex Germany, which will arrive in Brisbane mid April.
		This crane acquisition will provide LCR Lindores and its customers, with the latest in crane technology and will compliment the business of increased lift capacities now being evidenced in the market place.
		Combined with LCR Lindores existing 200t Demag crane, dual lifting of complex equipment will be possible from one crane supplier.
	www.lcrgroup.com.au /latest_news.cfm?item=3.0 (133 words)

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		LCR Lindores Group has struck a strategic partnership with one of the world's largest engineering and construction firms, Bechtel Group Inc.
		Lindores’ general manager of business development, Ross Schumacher, says the Bechtel Group partnership provides significant growth opportunities for LCR Lindores Group.
		Schumacher says LCR Lindores Group's partnership is initially based on supplying the Demag CC 2600 Lattice Boom Crane for large construction projects in Australia.
	www.infolink.com.au /articles/ea/0c0093ea.asp (297 words)

	Inchrye Lodge, Lindores Loch, Near St Andrews, Fife, Scotland
		Inchrye is a delightful and typical traditional estate lodge overlooking Lindores Loch in the north of Fife.
		It is perfectly situated between Perth (14 miles) with its superb shopping and leisure facilities and historic St Andrews (17 miles) 'the home of golf' - ideal for exploring not only the Fife coast with its fine beaches and picturesque fishing villages, but also the central Highlands and even the west coast.
		Lindores Loch is rapidly emerging as one of the best inland fly fishing lochs in central Scotland and permits and boats may be obtained within 100 yards of the cottage.
	www.unique-cottages.co.uk /cottages/AC9 (492 words)

	Chip linked to crane deaths - National - smh.com.au
		WorkCover is prosecuting the construction company, Leighton Contractors, and a crane-hire company, Lindores Crane and Rigging, alleging they failed to protect their workers and the public.
		The trial would be told that the day before the deaths there had been an "incident" in which a kibble of concrete suspended from the crane had suddenly dropped more than a metre, narrowly missing three workers and hitting scaffolding.
		Leighton and Lindores are defending the charges in the trial, which continues today.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/11/03/1067708135016.html?from=storyrhs (554 words)

	Overview of Lindores (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		A village in Abdie Parish, North Fife, Lindores lies 2 miles (3 km) south-east of Newburgh at the head of Lindores Loch and at the junction of the A 913 and B 937 roads.
		The title of Lord Lindores was acquired in 1600 by the Leslie family, but became dormant on the death of the seventh holder in 1775.
		Nearby are the Den of Lindores, Lindores Abbey and Abdie Church.
	www.geo.ed.ac.uk /scotgaz/towns/townfirst2625.html (143 words)

	Lindores Abbey on a small group tour of Scotland
		Lindores Abbey on a small group tour of Scotland
		Newburgh, in north Fife, on the banks of the River Tay, has had a settlement or a village on the present site from a period much earlier than the end of the twelfth century, but it was at this time that the village grew in importance, due to the founding of Lindores Abbey.
		William Wallace was also here when he stole hither out of Black Earnside Wood for water for his wounded men.
	www.visitdunkeld.com /lindores-abbey2.htm (604 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Commonwealth Games \| Scottish men win pairs bowls gold
		But Scots Joyce Lindores and Kay Moran had to settle for silver in the pairs bowls as they were beaten by Lynsey Armitage and Karen Murphy of Australia.
		Lindores, from Selkirk, and Moran, from Glasgow Crookston, were beaten 11-7 14-3 in a fantastic match.
		The men's final was delayed by an invasion of insects that had to be removed by vacuum cleaners before the match continued.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/rss/-/sport1/hi/commonwealth_games/4832166.stm (202 words)

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