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...Steam Carriage Company in 1834, carrying 26 passengers between Glasgow and Paisley. But soon after, the hostile road trustees sabotaged his carriage, causing

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...Unionist Party]] and Sinn Féin agreed to go into government together, with Paisley as First Minister and [[Martin McGuinness]] - a former [[Provisional IRA]] ...of the government has seen frequent shows of unity between First Minister Paisley and Deputy First Minister McGuiness. Both men have appeared at many sites a

[[Ian Paisley]] was once a member, however has not been since the late 1960's. The [[sash

...Glasgow]] in 1726. He began his medical training as an apprentice to John Paisley, a Glasgow apothecary surgeon, then spent a year as a surgeon on a merchant

{{r|Paisley Currah}} Board, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Rights, [[Human Rig

...testant background, and had both their fringe and moderate factions. [[Ian Paisley]] and [[Basil Brooke]] represented the former while [[Terence O'Neill]], fo

...rier to creating a better and more stable future for our children."'' (Ian Paisley). ''"The beginning of a new era of politics on this island."'' (Gerry Adams

..., mainly in the USA, but also including the church founded by the late Ian Paisley in Northern Ireland. Some of these groups, in practice, sometimes even in t

...amily,'' edited by Roger G. Swearingen (Hamden, Conn.: Archon Books, 1982; Paisley, Scotland: Wilfion, 1982).

In 1804, the town of Paisley in [[Scotland]] saw the first [[municipal]] water treatment plant consistin

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...f> Mrs Donoghue ordered an opaque bottle of [[ginger beer]] in a cafe in [[Paisley]]. Having consumed half of it, she poured the remainder into a tumbler. The