Comvita receives takeover offer from Mark Stewart’s Florenz worth $56.4 million

Comvita chair Bridget Coates said the board supports the offer, given the premium to recent trading, the greater…
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Listen if you're in #upstateny you've got to get one of the new apple orchard shakes from #stewarts they're literally so good it's insane #notanad
#OTD 1570, James Stewart, 1st Earl of Moray, Regent of Scotland was assassinated in a street in Linlithgow by Sir James Hamilton of Bothwellhaugh. Moray was probably the first man to be deliberately assassinated by gunshot, and some of the outrage at his death was directed towards this as a cowardly means of killing an enemy, rather than an honest sword-thrust. http://bit.ly/20keRDE #histodons #stewarts #scottishhistory #historyofscotland #maryqueenofscots
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To some, he was ‘the good Regent’, but to others he was the betrayer of his sister, and even a secret accessory to murder…

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#OTD 1521, the Scottish government led by John, Duke of Albany (pic) during the minority of James V, agreed a treaty that was both offensive and defensive, with France. It was expressed largely as a treaty to protect both countries from invasion by England. King James was to be married to one of the daughters of King Francois, when they reached a suitable age. http://bit.ly/1SiDvSC #stewarts #stuarts #jamesv #francoisI #scotland #scottishhistory
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Throughout his reign, James V made sustained and widespread efforts to improve justice and the rule of law throughout his kingdom.

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#OTD 1566 in the royal chapel at Stirling Castle, the baptism of the son of Mary, Queen of Scots, Charles James Stuart took place. Within a year, Mary was forced to abdicate in his favour. He ruled as James VI of Scotland & later as later James I of England. http://bit.ly/1rtwOCT #stuarts #stewarts #jamesvi&i #maryqueenofscots #stirlingcastle
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James VI & I was the first monarch of both Scotland and England. His accession to the English throne began the long process of union.

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#OTD 1542 d. James V, King of Scots, a few days after the disastrous defeat of Scotland at the Battle of Solway Moss. He was only 30, but had been king for almost his whole life. His death plunged Scotland into turmoil as his only legitimate child was a week old daughter, Mary. During his life, James has been a busy king – extending and enforcing royal power, visiting France to promote the Auld Alliance and enhancing the Palace of Holyroodhouse. http://bit.ly/1eGOFjT #histodons #stewarts
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For half of James V's reign he was a minor, a victim of factional struggles; once he took power he managed to establish order and create a Renaissance Court.

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#OTD 1545 Margaret Douglas, Countess of Lennox http://bit.ly/1jfsR1x bore a son. Henry, known as Lord Darnley, or in Scotland the Master of Darnley, grew up to be a handsome, charming and attractive young man. Unfortunately he also proved to be vain, arrogant & ‘entitled’. Margaret schemed night and day for him to marry her niece Mary, Queen of Scots. She achieved this in 1565 but it ended in tears when Darnley was assassinated in 1567. #stuarts #stewarts #maryqueenofscots #scottishhistory
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Lady Margaret Douglas had a colourful career – poet, prisoner, plotter and, most important of all, progenitor of kings. As grandmother of James VI of Scotland,

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