An ancient tree linked to Mary, Queen of Scots, which has been described as “one of the most important trees in Scotland”, has collapsed after it was hit by Storm Éowyn. The Darnley Sycamore ...

In 1561, Mary, Queen of Scots ... throwing your wife or family out onto the street for receiving the sacraments, or ceasing all trade and business with Catholics. Most Scots, however, found ...

British Royal Family Mary's story still captures the imagination today. "Crowned Queen of Scots at just nine months old; married, crowned Queen Consort of France and widowed all by the time she ...

and his cousin Mary Queen of Scots sat under the tree while she nursed him back to health following an illness. The pair stayed at Crookston Castle, his family seat, before marrying on July 29 ...

David McDonald, chair of Friends of Crookston Castle, told the BBC: "The tree looks ... once the family seat of Henry Stuart, the cousin and second husband to Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots.

The cup is on display at the Helena Thompson Museum A communion cup belonging to Mary Queen of Scots has "returned home ... by the royal to the Curwen family of Workington in Cumbria in 1568 ...

The tree is also linked to Mary Queen of Scots, Glasgow Live reports ... Storm Éowyn rips roof off building and lands on car in Scots town The pair stayed at Crookston Castle, his family seat, before ...