{"article":{"id":"britannica-11-auchterarder","work_id":"britannica-11","title":"Auchterarder","normalized_title":"auchterarder","slug":"auchterarder","aliases":[],"subtitle":"Internet Archive OCR import","body_text":"AUCHTERARDER (Gaelic, \"upper high land\"), a police burgh of Perthshire, Scotland, 13} m. S.W. of Perth by the Caledonian railway. Pop. (1001) 2276. It is situated on Ruthven Water, a right-hand tributary of the Earn. The chief manufactures are those of tartans and other woollens, and of agricultural implements. At the beginning of the I3th century it obtained a charter from the earl of Strathcarn, afterwards became a royal burgh for a period, and was represented in the Scottish parliament. Its castle, now ruinous, was built as a hunting-lodge for Malcolm Canmorc. but of the abbey which it possessed as early as the reign of Alexander II. (1198-1249) no remains exist. The ancient church of St Mungo. now in ruins. was a building in the Norman or Early Pointed style. The town •was almost entirely burned down by the earl of Mar in 1716 during the abortive Jacobite rising. It was in connexion with this parish that the ecclesiastical dispute arose which led to the disruption in the Church of Scotland in 1843. The estate of Kincardine, i m. south, gives the title of earl of Kincardine to the duke of Montrosc. The old castle, now in ruins, was dismantled in 1645 by the marquis of Argyll in retaliation for the destruction of Cutlc Campbell in Dollar Glen on the tout • he Ochfl*. The old ruiiird autleof Tullihardine, 2 m. west of the burgh, once .rd to the Murray* of Tullibardine, ancestors of th<- duke .•.II. who derives the title of marquis of Tullibardine from the i-iiate. The ancient chapel adjoining, al»o ruinous, was m burial place of the Murray*.","body_html":"

AUCHTERARDER (Gaelic, "upper high land"), a police burgh of Perthshire, Scotland, 13} m. S.W. of Perth by the Caledonian railway. Pop. (1001) 2276. It is situated on Ruthven Water, a right-hand tributary of the Earn. The chief manufactures are those of tartans and other woollens, and of agricultural implements. At the beginning of the I3th century it obtained a charter from the earl of Strathcarn, afterwards became a royal burgh for a period, and was represented in the Scottish parliament. Its castle, now ruinous, was built as a hunting-lodge for Malcolm Canmorc. but of the abbey which it possessed as early as the reign of Alexander II. (1198-1249) no remains exist. The ancient church of St Mungo. now in ruins. was a building in the Norman or Early Pointed style. The town •was almost entirely burned down by the earl of Mar in 1716 during the abortive Jacobite rising. It was in connexion with this parish that the ecclesiastical dispute arose which led to the disruption in the Church of Scotland in 1843. The estate of Kincardine, i m. south, gives the title of earl of Kincardine to the duke of Montrosc.

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The old castle, now in ruins, was dismantled in 1645 by the marquis of Argyll in retaliation for the destruction of Cutlc Campbell in Dollar Glen on the tout • he Ochfl*. The old ruiiird autleof Tullihardine, 2 m. west of the burgh, once .rd to the Murray* of Tullibardine, ancestors of th<- duke .•.II. who derives the title of marquis of Tullibardine from the i-iiate. The ancient chapel adjoining, al»o ruinous, was m burial place of the Murray*.

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