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RMG48YXP–Whitbread Round the World Yatch Race Press Conference with Lawrie Smith, Silk Cut Captain in Southampton today (Thursday). Photo by Tim Ockenden/PA
RF2WE53N8–Yachts competing at the start of 1997-1998 Whitbread Round the World Race racing in The Solent Hampshire, England, UK - view of British entry Silk Cut skippered by Lawrie Smith 21st September 1997
RM2D2XTD3–Lawrie Smith with Silk Cut, the British entry in the 1997/8 Whitbread Round the World Yacht Race at Stansted Airport today (Tuesday). Photo by Findlay Kember/PA
RF2CADB05–Yachts competing on the last leg of the 1997-1998 Whitbread Round the World Race racing in The Solent approaching the finish line at Southampton, England, UK - view of British entry Silk Cut skippered by Lawrie Smith
RMFF4JG5–AJAXNETPHOTO. 1993. SOUTHAMPTON, ENGLAND. - MAXI YACHT SKIPPER - LAWRIE SMITH, SKIPPER OF THE ROB HUMPHREY'S DESIGNED ROTHMANS WHITBREAD ROUND THE WORLD RACE YACHT.
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RMDBT47A–Postage stamp commemorative first day cover of the Medal Winners Collection from the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games featuring Lawrie Smith, Rod Cruickshank & Ossie Stewart of Great Britain winning the Bronze Medal for Yachting - Soling Class
RMF19C3G–AJAXNETPHOTO. AUGUST, 1989. PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND. - MAXI YACHT NEARS FINISH. - ROTHMANS (GBR) NEARS THE END OF THE 605 MILE FASTNET RACE. SKIPPERED BY LAWRIE SMITH, THE ROB HUMPHREY'S DESIGNED YACHT IS A WHITBREAD ENTRY. PHOTO:JONATHAN EASTLAND/AJAX REF:920381 8 1
RMCYG3A1–Royal Automobile Club's annual Veteran Car Run London to Brighton. 04.11.2012 Picture shows No.459 a 1904 Darracq driven in wet conditions by Lawrie Smith crossing Westminster Bridge, one of many classic vehicles taking part in this years London to Brighton Veteran Car Run 2012 starting at Hyde Park in Central London and finishing at the seafront on the Sussex resort of Brighton.
RM2F3EMAJ–SAILING - WHITBREAD 1993-1994 - START FREMANTLE (AUS) - 09/01/1994 - PHOTO : FREDERIC CLEMENT / DPPI INTRUM JUSTICIA / SKIPPER : LAWRIE SMITH (UK)
RMGK4P44–Will Casson-Smith, Warrant Officer, First Class Band Master accompanied by Piper John Mitchell, lay a set of 100-year-old bagpipes belonging to Pipe Major William Lawrie of the Argyll and Sunderland Regiment in the Chapel of Wellington Barracks. Major Law
RM2F3EMAH–SAILING - WHITBREAD 1993-1994 - START FREMANTLE (AUS) - 09/01/1994 - PHOTO : FREDERIC CLEMENT / DPPI INTRUM JUSTICIA / SKIPPER : LAWRIE SMITH (UK)
RMTCHX8Y–LOS ANGELES, CA. January 28, 2007: HUGH LAWRIE at the 13th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards at the Shrine Auditorium. © 2007 Paul Smith / Featureflash
RM2BWBCNE–Miss Fishwick 's Ladies v Oxford University at Wentworth . Miss Habbidge , J C Bond , Miss Ramsden , R N Lawrie .
RM2AT51CD–John Lloyd - Comedy Writer & Producer. Portrait taken in 1988 showing him with his Spitting Image puppet.
RM2BW3EK7–Doctor married at West End church . The wedding of Dr J Macpherson Lawrie and Miss Schweder took place at St Mark ' s Church , North Audley Street , London . 10 January 1935
RM2AKK76F–The Post-Office annual Glasgow directory . ls-convener; Jas. L. Johnston, 2 Carlton Conrt,secretary. XX. Robert Gray, 67 King Street, Tradeston,convener; Juhn Logan, 176 Watt Street, S.S., secy XXI. Arch. B. MFie, 300 Langside Road, con-vener; John Wright, 27 Smith Street, S.S.,secretary. XXIL Geo. B. Walker, 12 Midlothian Drive, r Shawlands, convener; J. Gordon, 7 Hampden! Terrace, secretary. XXIII. Walter Lawrie, 60 Newark Drive, con- vener; M. M. Graham, 42 Dalziel Drive, Pollokshields, secretary. XXIV. Robert Whitson, J.P., 2 MarchmontTerrace, Kelvinside, convener; Alex. Russell, 54West N
RF2DAF3R2–North Ayrshire Council Tenant Margaret Lawrie and her mother Margaret Smith with her kitchen caddy presented to her by Lynn and Councillor John Ferguson
RM2D2XTCW–Former Page 3 model Kathy Lloyd helps Lawrie Smith (centre foreground) and his crew unload Silk Cut, the British entry in the 1997/8 Whitbread Round the World Yacht Race at Stansted Airport today (Tuesday). Photo by Findlay Kember/PA
RMG44E21–World famous yachtsman Chay Blyth (l) with fellow yachtsman Lawrie Smith (r) at today's (Wed) official naming of Heath Insured II at St Katherine's Dock in London today (Wed). The 67ft yacht, sponsored by insurance broker, The Heath Group, will be skippered by Adrian Donovan and a volunteer crew in the world's toughest yacht race - the BT Global Challenge 1996-7. PA.
RM2D2Y55M–Whitbread Round the World Yatch race, Left to Right of the Captains, standing Ian Bailey-Willmot Race Director, Gunnar Krantz, Swedish Match. Jim Allsopp, Chessie Racing. Knut Forstad, Innovation Kvaerner. George Collins, Chessie Racing. Grant Dalton, Merit. Dennis Conner Toshiba. Chris Dickson, Toshiba. Sitting. Mark Fischer, Chessie Racing. Hans Bouscholte, Brunel Sunergy. Christine Guillou, EF Education. Paul Cayard, EF Language. Ross Field, America's Challenge. Lawrie Smith, Silk Cut during today's press conference in Southampton. Photo by Tim Ockenden /PA
RMCYG38N–Royal Automobile Club's annual Veteran Car Run London to Brighton. 04.11.2012 Picture shows No.459 a 1904 Darracq driven in wet conditions by Lawrie Smith crossing Westminster Bridge, one of many classic vehicles taking part in this years London to Brighton Veteran Car Run 2012 starting at Hyde Park in Central London and finishing at the seafront on the Sussex resort of Brighton.
RMG4662B–The seven members of the Silk Cut crew at the London Boat Show today (Thursday) with the yacht they hope to win the Whitbread Round the World race in. (L-R) Gordon Maguire, Steve Hayles, Neal McDonald, Lawrie Smith, Adrian Stead, Jason Carrington and Russell Pickthall. Photo by Tony Harris/PA.
RMGK4P4P–Will Casson-Smith, Warrant Officer, First Class Band Master accompanied by Piper John Mitchell, lay a set of 100-year-old bagpipes belonging to Pipe Major William Lawrie of the Argyll and Sunderland Regiment in the Chapel of Wellington Barracks. Major Law
RMG45340–Skipper Lawrie Smith holds a model of 'Silk Cut' in the shadow of Tower Bridge this morning (Mon) after the cigarette company gave Britain the chance to rule the waves as it announced its multi-million pound backing of the British entry in next year's Whitbread Round The World Race. Smith, from Manchester, will be supported by a top quality crew intent oon winning the world's premier ocean yacht race. Photo by Tony Harris/PA.
RMTAKYHB–Kenneth Lawrie(c) Regional Returning Officer for Scotland after making a declaration during the European Parliamentary elections count at the City Chambers in Edinburgh watched by SNP candidate Alyn Smith(L) .
RMTCHX90–LOS ANGELES, CA. January 28, 2007: HUGH LAWRIE at the 13th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards at the Shrine Auditorium. © 2007 Paul Smith / Featureflash
RM2D2XTCP–Lawrie Smith (right foreground) and his crew with Silk Cut, the British entry in the 1997/8 Whitbread Round the World Yacht Race at Stansted Airport today (Tuesday). Photo by Findlay Kember/PA
RM2BW3EKD–Doctor married at West End church . The wedding of Dr J Macpherson Lawrie and Miss Schweder took place at St Mark 's church , North Audley Street , London . 10 January 1935
RMG9N389–Home Nations managers (L-R) Lawrie Sanchez, Northern Ireland, Walter Smith, Scotland, Steve McClaren, England and John Toshack, Wales
RM2BWBEJJ–Five Nations - Cardiff, 3 February 1923 Wales 8 - 11 Scotland The Scottish Team in unknown order Dan Drysdale , Eric Liddell , Archibald Gracie (c) , Edward McLaren , Arthur Browning , Samuel McQueen , William Bryce , David Kerr , David Bertram , A K Stevenson , John Bannerman , Ludovic Stuart , John Buchanan , Doug Davies and Jock Lawrie 3 February 1923
RMG850HJ–Scotland's Paul Lawrie tees off at the 7th hole with the Kingdom of Fife in the background during day one of the Scottish Open at Gullane Golf Club, East Lothian. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Thursday July 9, 2015. See PA story GOLF Gullane. Photo credit should read: Kenny Smith/PA Wire. RESTRICTIONS: . No commercial use. No false commercial association. No video emulation. No manipulation of images.
RM2BW3WH7–MP swaps his carrots ! . Visit to charity market in Sydenham Street . The roadway in Lawrie Park Avenue , Sydenham , has been given over to stalls and sideshows of an Open Air Market organised in aid of the South Eastern Hospital for Children . Photo shows , Sir Philip Dawson , MP for Lewisham , exchanging a bunch of carrots , for a doll with Madame Pompadour ( Miss Joyce Hill ) . 19 June 1936
RMGABRPR–Wimbledon players celebrate leading the First Division after five games, less than ten years after the club was playing in the Southern League: (l-r) Carlton Fairweather, John Fashanu, Nigel Winterburn, Glyn Hodges, Steve Galliers, Andy Thorn, Dennis Wise, Lawrie Sanchez, Kevin Gage, Mick Smith, John Kay, ?, Dave Beasant
RM2AT51EM–John Lloyd - Comedy Writer & Producer. Portrait taken in 1988 showing him with his Spitting Image puppet.
RMG69E9C–England's goalkeeper Reg Matthews tips the ball over the bar during a football match against Scotland at Hampden Park in Glasgow. (l-r) Lawrie Reilly, Roger Byrne, Gordon Smith, James Dickinson and Jeffrey Hall.
![. What settlers say of the Canadian North-West [microform] : a plain statement of the experiences of farmers residing in the country. Agriculture; Canadian immigration literature; Agriculture. PLAIN FACTS 10 THE CANADIAN NORTH-WEST. SI 1 ;. Parley, W. D Prat, J no, Miller, Solomon, McGill, George . Smith, William. Ingrain, W. A.. Lawrie, J. M... Doyle, W. A... Sheppard, Jos... Stevenson, T. W. Potatoes grow splendidly, and of fine quality, without manure. Carrots will grow fine, but have not had much experience. Peas grow splendidly. I be- lieve manure would help and produce a large crop, but Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RJ3HWF/what-settlers-say-of-the-canadian-north-west-microform-a-plain-statement-of-the-experiences-of-farmers-residing-in-the-country-agriculture-canadian-immigration-literature-agriculture-plain-facts-10-the-canadian-north-west-si-1-parley-w-d-prat-j-no-miller-solomon-mcgill-george-smith-william-ingrain-w-a-lawrie-j-m-doyle-w-a-sheppard-jos-stevenson-t-w-potatoes-grow-splendidly-and-of-fine-quality-without-manure-carrots-will-grow-fine-but-have-not-had-much-experience-peas-grow-splendidly-i-be-lieve-manure-would-help-and-produce-a-large-crop-but-RJ3HWF.jpg ". What settlers say of the Canadian North-West [microform] : a plain statement of the experiences of farmers residing in the country. Agriculture; Canadian immigration literature; Agriculture. PLAIN FACTS 10 THE CANADIAN NORTH-WEST. SI 1 ;. Parley, W. D Prat, J no, Miller, Solomon, McGill, George . Smith, William. Ingrain, W. A.. Lawrie, J. M... Doyle, W. A... Sheppard, Jos... Stevenson, T. W. Potatoes grow splendidly, and of fine quality, without manure. Carrots will grow fine, but have not had much experience. Peas grow splendidly. I be- lieve manure would help and produce a large crop, but Stock Photo")
RMRJ3HWF–. What settlers say of the Canadian North-West [microform] : a plain statement of the experiences of farmers residing in the country. Agriculture; Canadian immigration literature; Agriculture. PLAIN FACTS 10 THE CANADIAN NORTH-WEST. SI 1 ;. Parley, W. D Prat, J no, Miller, Solomon, McGill, George . Smith, William. Ingrain, W. A.. Lawrie, J. M... Doyle, W. A... Sheppard, Jos... Stevenson, T. W. Potatoes grow splendidly, and of fine quality, without manure. Carrots will grow fine, but have not had much experience. Peas grow splendidly. I be- lieve manure would help and produce a large crop, but
RMGBKGBX–Wimbledon F.C, who are now in the First Division after their record nine-season climb from non-League football. Left to right, back row; Lawrie Sanchez, Brian Gayle, Stewart Evans, David Beasant, John Fashanu, Colin Gordon, and Mark Morris. Middle row; Physiotherapist Mick Smith, Alan Cork, Nigel Winterburn, Simon Tracey, Andrew Thorn, Carlton Fairweather, Glyn Hodges, Assistant Manager Alan Gillett, Youth Team manager Geoff Taylor. Front row, left to right; John Gannon, David Martin, Steve Galliers, John Kay, manager David Bassett, Kevin Gage, Wally Downes, Paul Fishenden and Dennis Wise.
RMG7NP67–Nancy Del'Olio kicks off between Lawrie McMenemy (left) manager of the Parliamentary team and one of his players, Iain Duncan Smith (right).
RMG9N38C–Home Nations managers (L-R) Lawrie Sanchez, Northern Ireland, Walter Smith, Scotland, Steve McClaren, England and John Toshack, Wales
RMGK4P3W–Will Casson-Smith, Warrant Officer, First Class Band Master accompanied by Piper John Mitchell, lay a set of 100-year-old bagpipes belonging to Pipe Major William Lawrie of the Argyll and Sunderland Regiment in the Chapel of Wellington Barracks. Major Law
RMTCHX91–LOS ANGELES, CA. January 28, 2007: HUGH LAWRIE at the 13th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards at the Shrine Auditorium. © 2007 Paul Smith / Featureflash
RM2BWBMG4–Rugby Match of the Season in the 1922 Five Nations Championship England versuse Scotland at Twickenham , London The Scottish team Unknown order Hector Forsayth , E B MacKay , Phil MacPherson , Archibald Gracie , James Tolmie , James Dykes , William Bryce , William Dobson , David Bertram , John Buchanan , John Bannerman , Doug Davies , Jock Lawrie , Charles Usher (c) and George Maxwell , Scotland Test debuts JM Tolmie 18 March 1922
RMG9MNYP–Four Home Nation Managers (L-R) Northern Ireland manager Lawrie Sanchez, Scotland manager Walter Smith, England manager Steve McClaren and Welsh manager John Toshack during the launch of the 'Cats Eyes For Kids' scheme at St George's Primary School, London.
RMGK4P4N–Will Casson-Smith, Warrant Officer, First Class Band Master accompanied by Piper John Mitchell, lay a set of 100-year-old bagpipes belonging to Pipe Major William Lawrie of the Argyll and Sunderland Regiment in the Chapel of Wellington Barracks. Major Law
RM2BWB7N5–Rugby Centenary Match at Rugby School . The Irish and Scottish Team :- 1. J C Dykes 2. R Y Crichton 3. T A McClelland 4. J C R Buchanan 5. L M Stuart 6. D S Davies 7. W P Callopy 8. W E Crawford 9. A L Gracie 10. W E Bryce 11. D J Cussen 12. J R Lawrie 13. J M Bammerman 14. G V Stephenson 15. H V Stephenson 1 November 1923
RMG9MP01–Four Home Nation Managers (L-R) Northern Ireland manager Lawrie Sanchez, Scotland manager Walter Smith, England manager Steve McClaren and Welsh manager John Toshack in the school gym during the launch of the 'Cats Eyes For Kids' scheme at St George's Primary School, London.
RMGK4P3X–Will Casson-Smith, Warrant Officer, First Class Band Master accompanied by Piper John Mitchell, lay a set of 100-year-old bagpipes belonging to Pipe Major William Lawrie of the Argyll and Sunderland Regiment in the Chapel of Wellington Barracks. Major Law
RMG9MP07–Four Home Nation Managers (L-R) Northern Ireland manager Lawrie Sanchez with Iman Less, Eng; and manager Steve McClaren with Louis Jemmott, Scottland manager Walter Smith with Sarah Braster and John Toshack with Alex Adams during the launch of the 'Cats Eyes For Kids' scheme at St George's Primary School, London.
RMGK4P4X–Will Casson-Smith, Warrant Officer, First Class Band Master accompanied by Piper John Mitchell, lay a set of 100-year-old bagpipes belonging to Pipe Major William Lawrie of the Argyll and Sunderland Regiment in the Chapel of Wellington Barracks. Major Law
RMGK4P49–Will Casson-Smith, Warrant Officer, First Class Band Master accompanied by Piper John Mitchell, lay a set of 100-year-old bagpipes belonging to Pipe Major William Lawrie of the Argyll and Sunderland Regiment in the Chapel of Wellington Barracks. Major Law
RMGK4P47–Will Casson-Smith, Warrant Officer, First Class Band Master accompanied by Piper John Mitchell, lay a set of 100-year-old bagpipes belonging to Pipe Major William Lawrie of the Argyll and Sunderland Regiment in the Chapel of Wellington Barracks. Major Law
RMGK4P3Y–Will Casson-Smith, Warrant Officer, First Class Band Master accompanied by Piper John Mitchell, lay a set of 100-year-old bagpipes belonging to Pipe Major William Lawrie of the Argyll and Sunderland Regiment in the Chapel of Wellington Barracks. Major Law
RMGK4P4Y–Will Casson-Smith, Warrant Officer, First Class Band Master accompanied by Piper John Mitchell, lay a set of 100-year-old bagpipes belonging to Pipe Major William Lawrie of the Argyll and Sunderland Regiment in the Chapel of Wellington Barracks. Major Law
RMGK4P4T–Will Casson-Smith, Warrant Officer, First Class Band Master accompanied by Piper John Mitchell, lay a set of 100-year-old bagpipes belonging to Pipe Major William Lawrie of the Argyll and Sunderland Regiment in the Chapel of Wellington Barracks. Major Law
RMGK57Y2–Will Casson-Smith, Warrant Officer, First Class Band Master accompanied by Piper John Mitchell, lay a set of 100-year-old bagpipes belonging to Pipe Major William Lawrie of the Argyll and Sunderland Regiment in the Chapel of Wellington Barracks. Major Law
RMGK4P46–Will Casson-Smith, Warrant Officer, First Class Band Master accompanied by Piper John Mitchell, lay a set of 100-year-old bagpipes belonging to Pipe Major William Lawrie of the Argyll and Sunderland Regiment in the Chapel of Wellington Barracks. Major Law
RMGK4P40–Will Casson-Smith, Warrant Officer, First Class Band Master accompanied by Piper John Mitchell, lay a set of 100-year-old bagpipes belonging to Pipe Major William Lawrie of the Argyll and Sunderland Regiment in the Chapel of Wellington Barracks. Major Law
RMGK4P50–Will Casson-Smith, Warrant Officer, First Class Band Master accompanied by Piper John Mitchell, lay a set of 100-year-old bagpipes belonging to Pipe Major William Lawrie of the Argyll and Sunderland Regiment in the Chapel of Wellington Barracks. Major Law
RMGK4P41–Will Casson-Smith, Warrant Officer, First Class Band Master accompanied by Piper John Mitchell, lay a set of 100-year-old bagpipes belonging to Pipe Major William Lawrie of the Argyll and Sunderland Regiment in the Chapel of Wellington Barracks. Major Law
RMGK4P48–Will Casson-Smith, Warrant Officer, First Class Band Master accompanied by Piper John Mitchell, lay a set of 100-year-old bagpipes belonging to Pipe Major William Lawrie of the Argyll and Sunderland Regiment in the Chapel of Wellington Barracks. Major Law
RMGK4P43–Will Casson-Smith, Warrant Officer, First Class Band Master accompanied by Piper John Mitchell, lay a set of 100-year-old bagpipes belonging to Pipe Major William Lawrie of the Argyll and Sunderland Regiment in the Chapel of Wellington Barracks. Major Law
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