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	Trident Ploughshares - Transcript of Day One Monday, 9th October, 2000
		LORD PROSSER: If on behalf of accused persons the matter is raised, as this was at the end of the Defence case, and if the Sheriff is willing to tell them what her conclusion is on that, and if her conclusion is that acquittal is appropriate, does one really have to go...
		LORD PROSSER: Well maybe I better look at this then, as a matter of analysis is she holding that a, as a matter of fact it was a threat and b, that threat was contrary to the international law and as a consequence of our own law.
		DI ROLLO: It is an implied promise by a government of a resort to force conditional, it doesn’t have to be necessarily separated, and force is going to be the kind of force that is going to be used.
	www.tridentploughshares.org /article856 (13648 words)

	Trident Ploughshares - Transcript of Day One Monday, 9th October, 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		LORD PROSSER: If on behalf of accused persons the matter is raised, as this was at the end of the Defence case, and if the Sheriff is willing to tell them what her conclusion is on that, and if her conclusion is that acquittal is appropriate, does one really have to go...
		LORD PROSSER: Well maybe I better look at this then, as a matter of analysis is she holding that a, as a matter of fact it was a threat and b, that threat was contrary to the international law and as a consequence of our own law.
		DI ROLLO: It is an implied promise by a government of a resort to force conditional, it doesn’t have to be necessarily separated, and force is going to be the kind of force that is going to be used.
	tridentploughshares.org /article856 (13696 words)

	Bennigsen Web Site - Harcourt Family
		LORD OF STANTON HARCOURT, ELLENHALL, GRANDBOROUGH and BOSWORTH
		LORD OF MANORS of STANTON HARCOURT, ELLENHALL, BASSWORTH and GRANDBOROUGH
		LORD OF THE MANORS of STANTON HARCOURT, ELLENHALL, BOSWORTH and GRANDBOROUGH
	www.bennigsen.co.uk /abouthar.htm (980 words)

	Battle of Tippermuir - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nevertheless, he was greatly outnumbered by the Covenanters: Montrose's Highlanders and the Irish together made up no more than 2000 men, Lord Elcho on the other side had 7,000 infantry and 700 horse.
		On the Covenanters' side, Lord Elcho commanded the right wing, James Murray of Gask the centre, and the left flank was given over to Sir James Scott of Rossie, the only veteran soldier present in the Covenant army that day.
		Montrose put Lord Kilpoint and 400 archers on the left, directly in front of Elcho.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Battle_of_Tippermuir (415 words)

	Trident Ploughshares - Transcript of Day Two Tuesday, 10th October, 2000
		LORD PROSSER: That perhaps deals with the point I raised with you, you look at the requirement of international law in an armed conflict, but what they are saying is the threat or use of nuclear weapons as it were, whether or not in armed conflict should be compatible with those requirements.
		LORD PROSSER: And of course it is a matter on which we have only heard the Crown approach to necessity at the moment, it might be much clearer after we have heard the Respondents and their approach to necessity, it might be much clearer how it will be handled.
		LORD PROSSER: As soon as the questions have been referred and the Lord Advocate asks that they be answered in a given way then it is important that one has Respondents who may ask that they be answered in the opposite way, that seems to be close to a dispute.
	tridentploughshares.org /article1167 (13450 words)

	My Rollo Clan Newsletter page (Death of Lord Rollo)
		The Rollo Clan Association Committee is concerned about posting the newsletters on the Internet, because the Newsletter is one of the services we provide for members in return for their subscriptions and if they were freely available on the net, then there would be less incentive for people to join us.
		Lord Rollo died at the age of 81 after a long illness that he courageously bore.
		Born on 3 December 1915, to the nephew of the then Lord Rollo (who had no male heir), from an early age he must have been aware of his inheritance.
	members.aol.com /rolloclan/clan/news.html (759 words)

	Dunning Parish Historical Society Members Page - Duncrub House
		When the twelfth Lord Rollo inherited it in 1946 he found it to big to live in and too big to heat, so he sold it and it was demolished in 1950.
		Eric Rollo, the Dane, had obtained a settlement in Normandy so early as the eighth century, and from him were descended the Dukes of Normandy, in the line of whom, passing over several generations, we come to William the Conqueror, who became King of England in 1066.
		Lord Rollo is a lateral descendant of Rollo the Dane, and of Rollo the first Duke of Normandy, through branches who came to England with William the Conqueror and to Scotland in the reign of David 1.
	www.dunning.uk.net /members/dec04/index.html (812 words)

	Trident Ploughshares - Transcript of Day Two Tuesday, 10th October, 2000
		DI ROLLO: A number of different constituent parts to that, ascertaining the law, whichever law it is can be a difficult exercise in respect of....but it is for the Court to do it I say, not to establish a whole lot of testimony from the witness box but by means I have indicated.
		LORD PROSSER: And of course it is a matter on which we have only heard the Crown approach to necessity at the moment, it might be much clearer after we have heard the Respondents and their approach to necessity, it might be much clearer how it will be handled.
		LORD PROSSER: As soon as the questions have been referred and the Lord Advocate asks that they be answered in a given way then it is important that one has Respondents who may ask that they be answered in the opposite way, that seems to be close to a dispute.
	www.tridentploughshares.org /article1167 (13369 words)

	LORD ADVOCATE'S REFERENCE NO. 1 of 2000 BY HER MAJESTY'S ADVOCATE REFERRING FOR THE OPINION OF THE HIGH COURT ON POINTS ...
		The third question referred to the House of Lords in that case was: "Does the defence of duress fail if the prosecution prove that a person of reasonable firmness sharing the characteristics of the defendant would not have given way to the threats as did the defendant?".
		Lord Diplock at page 412 said that national security, the defence of the realm against enemies, is the responsibility of the executive, and not the courts of justice: "It is par excellence a non-justiciable question".
		Lord Roskill at page 418 included the disposal of the armed forces among the prerogative powers which were not subject to judicial review.
	www.scotcourts.gov.uk /opinions/11_00.html (17163 words)

	Clan Rollo from Scottish Themes, Scotland
		'Rollo' is the name of the Viking chief who sailed up the Seine and made his capital in Rouen in what is now know as Normandy, which was eventually ceded to him by Charles the Simple.
		His youngest son, Sir William Rollo was born lame in 1613, but became a Royalist soldier, one of the most devoted and trusted officers of the Marquis of Montrose.
		Robert, 4th Lord Rollo (succeeded 1701) was one of the first nobles to rally to the 'Standard on the Braes o' Mar' in 1715.
	www.scottishthemes.com /clan/clan_rollo.html (418 words)

	MyClan.com : Clan Rollo : Clan History (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It is perhaps indicative of the complex politics of Scotland at this time that William’s brother, James, second Lord Rollo, was married first to the sister of the Marquess of Montrose and then to the sister of his rival, the Marquess of Argyll.
		John, eighth Lord Rollo, was an officer in the 3rd Regiment of Guards, and fought on the Continent between 1793 and 1795.
		In June 1869 the tenth Lord Rollo was created Baron Dunning in the peerage of the United Kingdom, thereby securing, under the law at that time, a permanent seat in the House of Lords.
	www.myclan.com /clans/Rollo_118 (945 words)

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		The logic of Mr Di Rollo's position leads him to conclude that that the use of an answer acquired under s 172 does impinge upon the right to a fair trial because, of course, in his view any restriction of the "fundamental" privilege against self incrimination is bound to have this effect.
		Thus, Lord Hope (at p 79I) quite rightly castigated the ECHR for its "failure" to examine the essential issue, namely the appropriate balance to be drawn between individual rights and the public interest, in determining whether a restriction upon one of the rights implied by art 6 is justified.
		Similarly, Lord Steyn opined (at p 73K-L): "In their impact on the citizen, the two techniques are not widely different", and thus he could see no reason for distinguishing them, as the High Court had done, in terms of their effect upon the applicant's rights under art 6.
	www.abdn.ac.uk /~law017/regional/duff.doc (3589 words)

	The Russell Family
		Although Lady Frances's husband, Lord John Russell, was never a Unitarian, from 1859-73 he regularly attended the preaching of James Martineau and, in his Whig (Liberal) political career, he had a considerable impact on the history of Unitarianism in Britain.
		Lord Russell's tolerance of competition to the established church had its limits, however: in 1850 he opposed reestablishment of Roman Catholic bishoprics in Britain.
		Rollo and his mother, Countess Russell were members of the committee that founded the Unitarian Christian Church in Richmond in 1888.
	www.uua.org /uuhs/duub/articles/russellfamily.html (3558 words)

	The Russell Family
		Although Lady Frances's husband, Lord John Russell, was never a Unitarian, from 1859-73 he regularly attended the preaching of James Martineau and, in his Whig (Liberal) political career, he had a considerable impact on the history of Unitarianism in Britain.
		Lord Russell's tolerance of competition to the established church had its limits, however: in 1850 he opposed reestablishment of Roman Catholic bishoprics in Britain.
		Rollo and his mother, Countess Russell were members of the committee that founded the Unitarian Christian Church in Richmond in 1888.
	www25.uua.org /uuhs/duub/articles/russellfamily.html (3575 words)

	Lord Rollo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lord Rollo, of Duncrub in the County of Perth, is a title in the Peerage of Scotland.
		It is held along with the title Baron Dunning, of Dunning and Pitcairns in the County of Perth, which was created in the Peerage of the United Kingdom in 1869 for the 10th Lord.
		David Eric Howard Rollo, 14th Lord Rollo and 5th Baron Dunning (b.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lord_Rollo (146 words)

	Family Tree genealogy and Scottish clan history from AncestralScotland - Search Results
		Lord Rollo's fifth son, Sir William Rollo, followed the marquis of Montrose on his famous forced march over mountainous terrain which surprised the forces of Argyll and led to the victory at Inverlochy.
		The seventh Lord Rollo commanded a force of marines at the siege of Pondicherry in India.
		In June 1869 the tenth Lord Rollo was created Baron Dunning in the peerage of the United Kingdom, thereby at the time, securing a permanent place in the House of Lords.
	www.ancestralscotland.com /clandetails.html?clan=rollo.html (340 words)

	History 1
		Rollo, however, considered himself to be an independent ruler and aggressively set about increasing the territory under his control.
		Rollo converted to Catholicism, but the adoption of French culture and language did not immediately alter the social structure of the Norman lords.
		To counter this nobility, the Norman lords made clergy, who were largely drawn from the nobility, as their vassals since the monastic and church lands were on lands owned by the duke.
	bydand.orcon.net.nz /page3.htm (1086 words)

	Viking raiders, constantly haranguing the northern coast of France, were granted lands to settle in 911 by ...
		The Viking leader, Rollo, readily agreed to this, changing his name to Robert and even being converted to Christianity as part of the treaty of St. Clair-sur-Epte.
		Rollo’s successor, William Longsword, was forced to send his own son away to learn Danish as there were none who could teach the language in his court.
		How you came to be the feudal lord was not as important as the fact that once in that position, your power was absolute.
	www.atburton.freeserve.co.uk /MilitiesdeBec/NormansHistory.htm (1561 words)

	Trident Ploughshares - Report on the Nobile Officium Hearing
		A Lord Advocate’s Reference is a procedure where points of law that have arisen in a case can be referred to the High Court for their opinion.
		At page 145b to c, the Lord Sheriff says "the whole defence hinges, if I can say it this way, on the use made of nuclear weapons now and the perceived threat or threats made by the nuclear states, this is the whole quotation." So it is the use and threats.
		The Lord Sheriff concluded that the threat and possession of Trident could be construed as a threat, and, as such, was an infringement of customary international law.
	tridentploughshares.org /article872 (11420 words)

	Duncrub Holidays - the Rollo Family
		A descendant of Eric de Rollo came to Scotland, as many Normans did, in the reign of King David I (about 1130 A.D.) and obtained a grant of houses and lands in the Lothian area.
		"John Rogerson Rollo, Lord Rollo, in the Peerage of Scotland, and Baron Dunning of Dunning and Pitcairns in the Peerage of the United Kingdom.
		When the twelfth Lord Rollo inherited it in 1946 he decided it was too big to live in and too big to heat, though undoubtedly death duties were also a factor, and so the building and surrounding lands came to be sold in 1950.
	www.duncrub-holidays.com /about-us/rollo-family (623 words)

	Visit Dunning on a small group tour of Scotland (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The initials are of Lord Andrew Rollo and Lady Margaret Balfour, his wife and daughter of the 3rd.
		In the early 1700's the minister complained that the church was too small and estimates were produced to enlarge the church by "building an aisle at the back of it 33 ft long, 18 ft broad and 18 ft high".
		In the 1780/90's Lord Rollo had a John Bell, Land Surveyor in Edinburgh, lay out plans for a new village as Dunning had been burnt to the ground by the Jacobites in 1716.
	www.visitaberfeldy.50megs.com /dunning2.htm (1011 words)

	Northvegr - Germanic Sources
		The Queen, who was wondrously overjoyed at the conversion of her lord, went at once to St. Remi, at that time archbishop of the city.
		Rollo refused to kiss the foot of Charles when he received from him the duchy of Normandy.
		Rollo gave assurance of security to all those who wished to dwell in his country.
	www.northvegr.org /lore/germanic/d.php (1608 words)

	Dunning Parish Historical Society - St Serf's Church and Tower
		The initials are of Lord Andrew Rollo and Lady Margaret Balfour, his wife and daughter of the 3rd.
		In the early 1700's the minister complained that the church was too small and estimates were produced to enlarge the church by 'building an aisle at the back of it 33 ft long, 18 ft broad and 18 ft high'.
		In the 1780/90's Lord Rollo had a John Bell, Land Surveyor in Edinburgh, lay out plans for a new village as Dunning had been burnt to the ground by the Jacobites in 1716.
	www.dunning.uk.net /serf.html (1294 words)

	The Communities of Eastern Kings - Lower Rollo Bay (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Rollo Bay is situated ajacent to Northumberland Strait in
		Lord Rollo (1700-1765) who captured P.E.I. from the French and supervised their deportation in 1758, and later distinguished himself in the capture of Canada and in fighting in the West Indies.
		When the name of the post office was changed in 1904 the postmaster reported that "Lower Rollo Bay is done away with, belongs to ancient history, an anachronism so to speak".
	www.isn.net /susankin/071z.html (261 words)

	Perthshire Diary - May 20th 1695
		The Master of Rollo was the eldest son of Lord Rollo of Duntrub, “a young man of fine parts and great hopes.” He suffered, as many of his neighbours did, from the periodic forays of Highland cattle raiders.
		He stayed there all the week-end and on the Monday morning, hearing that Rollo was going to Invermay House (near Forteviot) in the afternoon, they made their way on horseback to Duntrub to accompany Rollo.
		Rollo was on his knees, apparently wounded with his sword lying beside him on the road.
	www.perthshirediary.com /html/day0520.html (785 words)

	Viking raiders, constantly haranguing the northern coast of France, were granted lands to settle in 911 by ...
		The Viking leader, Rollo, readily agreed to this, changing his name to Robert and even being converted to Christianity as part of the treaty of St. Clair-sur-Epte.
		Rollo’s successor, William Longsword, was forced to send his own son away to learn Danish as there were none who could teach the language in his court.
		How you came to be the feudal lord was not as important as the fact that once in that position, your power was absolute.
	debec.awardspace.co.uk /NormansHistory.htm (1503 words)

	The Communities of Eastern Kings - Rollo Bay
		Rollo Bay is situated ajacent to Northumberland Strait in
		Lord Rollo (1703-1765) who captured P.E.I. from the French and supervised their deportation in 1758, and later distinguished himself in the capture of Canada and in fighting in the West Indies.
		The bell was given to the Rollo Bay Parish in 1882 in recognition of the many parishioners who had French and Acadian roots.
	www.ekpei.ca /071E.html (1322 words)

	The Thief Lord
		The Thief Lord moves effortlessly throughout Venice, which he seems to know very well on the ground, in the canals, and on the rooftops of the building, and he leads the others on various escapades.
		Rollo Weeks and his young cohorts are well cast in their roles, with Weeks particularly effective at showing some different sides to his character as the story line develops.
		Rollo Weeks, in the title role as the Thief Lord, wears navy blue high top chucks throughout the movie.
	chucksconnection.com /thieflord.html (1573 words)

	Alternative Perth (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Lord Ormonde funded the military expedition and provided the transportation, Lord Antrim recruited the troops and the Catholic Confederacy of Kilkenny delivered up two thousand muskets, two thousand four hundred weight of powder, and supplies of match for the muskets and two hundred barrels of oatmeal.
		David, Lord Drummond, Master of Madderty (later in 1662, he became 3rd Lord Madderty): David Drummond the eldest son of John, 2nd Lord Madderty (himself a supporter of Montrose) was married to Montrose’s sister Lady Beatrix Graham.
		William, Lord Rollo (Sir James Rollok of Duncrub): One of two men that accompanied Montrose as he travelled in disguise to Scotland to raise forces for the Royalist cause.
	www.alternative-perth.org /tippermuir.htm (5742 words)

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