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Kinghorn

Seaside resort and former royal burgh in Fife unitary authority, Scotland, situated on the Firth of Forth, about 5 km/3 mi southwest of Kirkcaldy; population (2001) 2,840. Bottle-making is its principal industry.

A monument marks where Alexander III of Scotland died after falling from his horse in 1286.



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David Palmer for his personal and comforting service, to John Kinghorn and the staff of Peter Grenfell Funeral Directors for the excellent funeral arrangements and to Robinsons Florist for the beautiful flowers.
After quipping that his married co-host had been "chasing a 19-year-old around the office" Kinghorn wasonthe receiving end of a Cascarino righthander while their show was still on the air.
Division II: Jake Smith (Outlane) 17-32; Peter Kinghorn (Bradley Park) 16-30.
 
 
 
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