Thomas Dun, a Privateer From Scotland, Sailed Into Holyhead, Captured an English Ship and Over-Ran Anglesay.

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September 12, 1315

Thomas Dun, a privateer from Scotland, sailed into Holyhead, captured an English ship and over-ran Anglesay.

September 12, 1653

Ireland and Scotland are represented by six and five members respectively in the Barebones parliament which is in effect from 4 July to this date

← Ireland and Scotland are represented by six and five members respectively in the Barebones parliament which is in effect from 4 July to this date

September 11, 1997

Referendum on Devolution which approved the creation of a new Scottish Parliament by a substantial majority.

Referendum on Devolution which approved the creation of a new Scottish Parliament by a substantial majority. →

September 12, 1653

Ireland and Scotland are represented by six and five members respectively in the Barebones parliament which is in effect from 4 July to this date

← Ireland and Scotland are represented by six and five members respectively in the Barebones parliament which is in effect from 4 July to this date

Thomas Dun, a privateer from Scotland, sailed into Holyhead, captured an English ship and over-ran Anglesay.

September 11, 1997

Referendum on Devolution which approved the creation of a new Scottish Parliament by a substantial majority.

Referendum on Devolution which approved the creation of a new Scottish Parliament by a substantial majority. →

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