First Glasgow-Edinburgh Coach Service Began From White Horse Inn, Edinburgh.

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August 06, 1678

First Glasgow-Edinburgh coach service began from White Horse Inn, Edinburgh.

August 06, 1761

Richard Nugent, Lord Delvin, MP for Fore, and still a teenager, dies of wounds he received after fighting a duel with a Mr Reilly on July 30

← Richard Nugent, Lord Delvin, MP for Fore, and still a teenager, dies of wounds he received after fighting a duel with a Mr Reilly on July 30

August 06, 1312

John de Wogan ceases to be justiciar; Edmund le Botiller will act as justiciar for the present

John de Wogan ceases to be justiciar; Edmund le Botiller will act as justiciar for the present →

August 06, 1761

Richard Nugent, Lord Delvin, MP for Fore, and still a teenager, dies of wounds he received after fighting a duel with a Mr Reilly on July 30

← Richard Nugent, Lord Delvin, MP for Fore, and still a teenager, dies of wounds he received after fighting a duel with a Mr Reilly on July 30

First Glasgow-Edinburgh coach service began from White Horse Inn, Edinburgh.

August 06, 1312

John de Wogan ceases to be justiciar; Edmund le Botiller will act as justiciar for the present

John de Wogan ceases to be justiciar; Edmund le Botiller will act as justiciar for the present →

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