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held a petition committee meeting in the school. Also in early 2009, the art department of the school organised commemorate photo exhibition in memory of Glover's early years of living in
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Knightriders CC, thanks to a man of the match performance from Fraser Lawrance, bowling 5-6 off ten overs. In 2014, Fraserburgh Cricket Club gained promotion to
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Cricket Club was founded in 1862 and currently competes in the Aberdeenshire Grades Leagues. They play their home matches at Kessock Park. The club celebrated their 150th anniversary in 2012 and in the same year succeeded in gaining promotion to Grade 2.
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Scotland and seventh oldest in the world. It has both an 18-hole and a 9-hole course, and a modern clubhouse. Nearby is the Dunes Golf Centre public driving range and cafe.
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Scottish Golf History, 1777 Fraserburgh Golf Club (1881)
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2268:(online ed.). Oxford University Press.
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2199:. Dictionaries of the Scots Language
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2896:Porter, David (28 September 2021).
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2400:"Losses to Shipping and Property".
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3052:Clapp, B. W. (23 September 2004).
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3264:Inverallochy and Cairnbulg
2605:"Fraserburgh Area Profile"
2418:"Notable Dates in History"
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1961:Manfred Mann's Earth Band
1726:University of Northampton
1714:University of West London
1445:Fraserburgh Football Club
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3154:Banff and Buchan College
2648:www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk
2341:McKean, Charles (1990).
1796:Racine County, Wisconsin
1792:Wisconsin State Assembly
1623:campaign. See article -
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1390:Kinnaird Head Lighthouse
871:Kinnaird Head Lighthouse
674:Kinnaird Head Lighthouse
658:King's College, Aberdeen
320:Scottish Parliament
3164:Buchan hillwalking club
3137:14 October 2013 at the
3096:25 October 2007 at the
3008:17 October 2008 at the
2989:23 January 2013 at the
2962:accessed 8 January 2017
2730:accessed 3 January 2017
2227:accessed 3 January 2018
1878:General Sir John Fraser
1854:Gordon Mitchell Forsyth
1730:London College of Music
1655:congregations and four
1649:Christian denominations
1569:Fraserburgh is a major
1548:
1453:Fraserburgh United F.C.
1430:
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3924:Towns in Aberdeenshire
3070:10.1093/ref:odnb/35167
2958:9 January 2018 at the
2765:. UK Free TV. May 2004
2743:. UK Free TV. May 2004
2726:4 January 2018 at the
2681:9 January 2018 at the
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2174:Ainmean-Àite na h-Alba
2076:University of Aberdeen
1984:Charles Rawden Maclean
1826:for most of the 1950s.
1766:Garmisch-Partenkirchen
1718:University of Aberdeen
1681:Scottish Episcopalians
1651:. This includes three
1590:Fraserburgh University
1578:Apostleship of the Sea
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718:Fraserburgh Town House
627:Parliament of Scotland
464:as 13,100. It lies in
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3778:Kincardine and Mearns
3115:12 April 2009 at the
2612:Aberdeenshire Council
2452:"Fraserburgh History"
2426:The Scots Independent
2256:Wells, R. P. (2004).
2021:FPS FCS (1866–1959):
1914:Sir William Henderson
1422:
1415:Sports and recreation
1383:
799:. Trains operated to
768:
689:replaced and enlarged
669:village of Broadsea.
641:recommended the Rev.
184:Lieutenancy area
3023:"John Ross Memorial"
2841:"Fraserburgh Herald"
2422:The Flag in the Wind
2072:Lewis Duthie Ritchie
2016:George Fowlie Merson
1762:1936 Winter Olympics
929:Record high °C (°F)
616:Sir Alexander Fraser
520:improve this article
476:. It is the biggest
452:), locally known as
450:Baile nam Frisealach
341:visitfraserburgh.com
216:Sovereign state
43:Baile nam Frisealach
3237:Primary settlements
2984:Bill Gibb - Fashion
1996:who has played for
1978:William McConnachie
1931:Charles Jarvis (VC)
1916:(1826 –1904) was a
1908:Thomas Blake Glover
1820:football goalkeeper
1776:Patrick Gray Cheves
1697:Jehovah's Witnesses
1625:Thomas Blake Glover
1621:Homecoming Scotland
1616:Scottish Parliament
1606:Fraserburgh Academy
1596:Fraserburgh Academy
1508:Radio stations are
1139:Record low °C (°F)
758:The Duchess of Kent
382: /
3403:Places of interest
2934:. 12 February 2019
2871:Fraserburgh Herald
2082:Sir George Strahan
1967:Robertson Macaulay
1953:Patrick "Pat" King
1689:Congregationalists
1653:Church of Scotland
1510:BBC Radio Scotland
1425:
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849:Fraserburgh has a
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639:Church of Scotland
633:, and in 1597 the
302:UK Parliament
248:Dialling code
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3076:(Subscription or
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2297:(Subscription or
2283:978-0-19-861412-8
2032:called Mersuture.
2002:Formartine United
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2010:Brechin City
1990:Jamie Masson
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1886:British Army
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1862:Susie Cooper
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3670:Cuminestown
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3589:Fetterangus
3514:Gardenstown
3509:Fraserburgh
3499:Aberchirder
3476:(see also:
3354:King Edward
3349:Gordonstown
3259:Gardenstown
3254:Fraserburgh
3244:Aberchirder
2912:27 February
2851:20 November
2790:20 November
2785:"MFR Radio"
2769:20 November
2747:20 November
2203:27 December
2181:27 December
2049:John Murray
1685:Evangelists
1657:Pentecostal
1526:Waves Radio
462:2011 Census
404:Fraserburgh
389: /
230:FRASERBURGH
101:Fraserburgh
34:Fraserburgh
3913:Categories
3837:Stonehaven
3827:Portlethen
3822:Newtonhill
3817:Luthermuir
3807:Johnshaven
3690:Oldmeldrum
3656:Formartine
3584:Cruden Bay
3544:Whitehills
3534:Rosehearty
3410:Duff House
3364:Netherbrae
3289:Whitehills
3279:Rosehearty
3080:required.)
2625:4 November
2579:Met Office
2549:Met Office
2301:required.)
2130:References
2117:Twin towns
2100:midfielder
2092:footballer
2026:pharmacist
2006:Elgin City
1994:footballer
1810:footballer
1758:bobsledder
1588:See also:
1571:white fish
1532:Newspapers
1498:Rosehearty
1488:Television
1332:Met Office
697:Parliament
546:newspapers
374:57°41′35″N
119:Population
21:Fraserburg
3888:Lumphanan
3761:Newmachar
3746:Inverurie
3736:Blackburn
3700:Potterton
3695:Pitmedden
3634:St Fergus
3624:Peterhead
3539:Sandhaven
3284:Sandhaven
2706:8 January
2589:8 January
2559:8 January
2462:14 August
2403:The Times
2123:Bressuire
1902:Bill Gibb
1788:Wisconsin
1584:Education
1355:Inverurie
1351:Peterhead
839:Inverurie
817:Cairnbulg
576:July 2023
478:shellfish
474:Peterhead
454:the Broch
377:2°00′18″W
286:Ambulance
226:Post town
145:Edinburgh
52:The Broch
3898:Torphins
3873:Banchory
3868:Ballater
3832:St Cyrus
3766:Westhill
3685:Newburgh
3665:Balmedie
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3629:St Combs
3614:New Deer
3599:Longside
3374:New Byth
3324:Cornhill
3319:Broadsea
3135:Archived
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3094:Archived
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2938:15 March
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2875:Archived
2814:cite web
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2510:5 August
2504:Archived
2480:Archived
2240:Archived
2221:Archived
2153:31 March
2125:, France
2096:defender
2023:Scottish
1998:Aberdeen
1976:Colonel
1971:Sun Life
1957:Scottish
1921:merchant
1918:Scottish
1888:officer.
1728:and the
1693:Brethren
1673:Baptists
1640:Religion
1555:A90 road
1440:Football
1330:Source:
1278:(29.91)
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860:daylight
813:St Combs
801:Aberdeen
784:Railways
470:Aberdeen
361:Scotland
291:Scottish
279:Scottish
267:Scotland
208:Scotland
135:NJ997670
3893:Tarland
3878:Braemar
3797:Gourdon
3787:Drumoak
3756:Kintore
3727:Garioch
3715:Turriff
3609:Mintlaw
3579:Crimond
3529:Portsoy
3524:Macduff
3389:Sandend
3344:Fordyce
3314:Boyndie
3274:Portsoy
3269:Macduff
3037:19 June
2881:23 June
2676:Beaches
2197:"BROCH"
1770:Germany
1565:Harbour
1463:Cricket
1273:(2.93)
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1263:(3.46)
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949:(69.8)
944:(63.9)
939:(58.3)
934:(57.6)
845:Climate
750:Eminent
747:drifter
637:of the
560:scholar
492:History
337:Website
202:Country
154:•
143:•
3883:Huntly
3863:Alford
3858:Aboyne
3751:Kemnay
3710:Tarves
3594:Hatton
3574:Boddam
3565:Buchan
3384:Rathen
3379:Pennan
3359:Memsie
3339:Crudie
3334:Crovie
3329:Cortes
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2059:London
2041:Major
2030:catgut
1784:Norway
1780:farmer
1720:, the
1494:Durris
1392:, the
1359:Poland
1349:after
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1313:133.4
1310:163.0
1307:166.0
1304:166.9
1301:208.3
1298:153.8
1295:119.0
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262:Police
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1872:Laird
1835:Rev.
1794:from
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1483:Media
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1292:74.4
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1276:759.8
1202:−14.8
1197:−12.0
1152:−10.2
1147:−14.8
1142:−12.5
924:Year
567:JSTOR
553:books
482:white
252:01346
48:Scots
3849:Marr
3604:Maud
3039:2010
2940:2022
2914:2022
2883:2021
2853:2023
2827:help
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2749:2023
2708:2018
2663:2021
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2019:FRSE
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1576:The
1549:Road
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1261:87.9
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1251:55.8
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1226:51.1
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