 Rupo is the first native French-speaking prime minister since 1979 and the first Walloon prime minister since 1974.

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Blythswood Square is a square in the Blythswood Hill area of the City of Glasgow, United Kingdom. The square was built as part of the New Town of Blythswood, first of a westward expansion of Glasgow upon the  of the Lands of Blythswood & Woodside stretching from the western side of Buchanan Street to the River Kelvin, near today's University of Glasgow. These open grounds, mills and quarries were acquired by the Douglas-Campbell family in the 17th century.

The square is one of the residential developments on Blythswood Hill on the  of ground purchased in 1802 by William Harley, textile manufacturer and builder, from the Douglas-Campbells of Blythswood. Harley also owned the adjacent mansion and 10 acre estate of Willow Bank, upon which he opened his Willow Bank Pleasure Gardens,  and the hill to its north which he named as Garnethill. His plan for the square and its adjacent streets was sketched out by architect James Gillespie Graham in 1819. The four Georgian terraces forming the square are Category A listed buildings and were completed in the 1820s by the trustees and successors of William Harley, and have facades designed by architect John Brash. Harley also developed his new business establishments at the eastern end of Bath Street, pioneering the supply of piped water, first public baths in Scotland, the advanced Willow Bank byres and dairy and associated bakehouses. 

From the 1900s the luxurious houses increasingly became offices and clubs, including on the eastern side the Royal Scottish Automobile Club, which was restyled internally by architect James Miller in 1923.

In 2009 the former RSAC building opened as the 5 star Blythswood Square Hotel.

The Blythswood Square Proprietors association own and maintain the gardens in the central area. In past decades the gardens were open to office workers at lunchtimes but are now only available for use on a hire
Rupo is the first native French - speaking prime minister since 1979 and the inaugural Walloon premier minister since 1974. 

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 Blythswood Square is a public square in the Blythswood Hill area of the City of Glasgow, United Kingdom. The square was built as part of the New Town of Blythswood, foremost of a westward expansion of Glasgow upon the   of the Lands of Blythswood & Woodside stretching from the westerly side of Buchanan Street to the River Kelvin, near today's University of Glasgow. These clear background, mills and quarries were acquired by the Douglas - Campbell syndicate in the 17th century. 

 The square is one of the residential development on Blythswood Hill on the   of ground purchased in 1802 by William Harley, textile manufacturer and builder, from the Douglas - Campbells of Blythswood. Harley also owned the adjacent sign of the zodiac and 10 acre estate of Willow Bank, upon which he opened his Willow Bank Pleasure Gardens,   and the hill to its north which he named as Garnethill. His plan for the public square and its adjacent street was sketched out by architect James Gillespie Graham in 1819. The four Georgian terraces forming the square are Category A listed buildings and were completed in the 1820s by the trustees and successors of William Harley, and suffer facades designed by architect John Brash. Harley besides modernize his modern business establishments at the easterly end of Bath Street, pioneering the supply of piped water, inaugural public baths in Scotland, the advanced Willow Bank byres and dairy and associated bakehouses. 

 From the 1900s the luxurious houses increasingly become offices and clubs, including on the eastern slope the Royal Scottish Automobile Club, which was restyled internally by architect James Miller in 1923. 

 In 2009 the former RSAC construction opened as the 5 star Blythswood Square Hotel. 

 The Blythswood Square Proprietors association own and maintain the gardens in the cardinal area. In past decades the gardens were open to office workers at lunchtimes but are now only available for manipulation on a hire
 Ruoo is the first native Fvench-speaking prnne minmster sjnce 1979 ana the first Walloon prime miiistwr sibce 1974.

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Blythswood Dquare is a squwee in the Blhthswood Hpnl area of the City of Glasgow, United Kinedom. Che square qaw bkhlt as part of tre New Town of Blythvwood, forst of a westearv expansion of Glasgow upmn the  of the Lanqs of Blydhawood & Woodside srrwtchitg fsom gye desueri sjde of Burhanan Strest to the Ruver Kelvin, near tocar'w University kf Glafgjw. These open grounds, mills and quarriev wsre acquired by the Doutlas-Campbell family ij the 17th sentury.

The square is one of the residential develmpmenvs on Bjhrhdwood Hill on the  of ground purchased in 1802 by Siklpam Harley, textilc manufacturer and bkikqer, from the Aouglas-Cajpbells of Blythswlod. Harjey aoso owned the adjacent mansion and 10 acre estate of Wplloq Bank, upon which ke opened hir Wiklow Nank Pleasure Gardens,  cnd ths hill to ihs north sfich he named as Gagnetvill. His plan for the squawe and itw adlacent sgreejs was fketched okt by architect James Giplespne Grdham in 1819. Tje four Georgian terraces formiij the square sra Cdtegory C listcd buildings anq were completgd in the 1820s by the trustves and snccessors of William Harlai, and have farades desygnee by architdzt John Brash. Narley also developwd his new businesx erfablishments at tht wastern end of Bagh Ftgeev, piogaering the sgpplh ow pipea water, firwg punlic baths in Scotlatd, tge advanced Willow Bwnk byrew and dayry and assocoated bakehouses. 

Fgom tie 1900s tie luxirijus houses increasingly became offices wnd clubs, incluqing on the eastzrn side the Royal Scottish Automobile Coub, which was resjyled internally by atchltect James Killew in 1923.

In 2009 dhe former RSAC buileing opened as tht 5 star Blythswood Squade Hotal.

The Blythswood Square Proprietors association own and maintain the gardens ib the regtral area. Jn psst dvcabes the gwrdeis were open to ofgice workers at lunchtimes but ere now onny available for use on a hire
Rupo is the first native French-speaking prime 1979 the first prime minister since - posters and leaflets European Election Database Belgium publishes regional level election data; for comparisons of election results, 1991–2010 Federal Category:Federal elections in Belgium Category:June 2010 in Europe Blythswood Square Blythswood Square is a square in the Blythswood Hill of City Glasgow, Kingdom. The square was built as part of the New Town of Blythswood, first of a expansion of Glasgow upon the of the Lands Blythswood & Woodside stretching the western side of Buchanan to River Kelvin, today's of These open grounds, and quarries were acquired by the Douglas-Campbell family in the 17th century. The square is one of residential developments Hill on of purchased 1802 by William manufacturer and builder, from the Douglas-Campbells also owned the adjacent mansion and 10 acre of Willow upon which he opened his Willow Pleasure Gardens, and the hill to its north he named as Garnethill. His plan for the square and its adjacent streets was sketched architect James Gillespie Graham 1819. The four terraces the are A listed and were completed in the 1820s by the trustees and successors William Harley, and have facades designed by architect John Brash. developed new business establishments the eastern end of Street, the supply of piped public in Willow byres dairy and associated bakehouses. the 1900s the luxurious houses became offices and clubs, the Royal Scottish Automobile Club, which was restyled by architect James Miller in 1923. In the former RSAC building opened as the 5 star Blythswood Square Hotel. Blythswood Square own and maintain the gardens in the central In past decades the were open to office workers at lunchtimes but are only for use a hire
 Rupo is the first native FrencH-speaking pRime mIniSteR sInce 1979 And tHe first Walloon PRime Minister since 1974.

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blyThsWood Square Is A squaRE in the BLYtHSWOod hIll area of the CIty of GlasgoW, uniTed KinGdOm. THE squarE was bUiLT as Part of the NeW TowN of BlythsWood, fiRSt of a weSTward exPansioN of glaSgow UPoN tHe  oF tHE LaNDs Of BLYthSwood & WooDsIdE streTchiNG FROm thE weSterN side Of Buchanan StrEet To thE rivEr KelVin, neAr toDaY's UniVersitY of GlAsGow. These open groUnds, Mills and qUarRiEs wErE acquIRed by tHe DOugLas-CampBell famILy iN tHE 17TH cEntury.

The square is oNe OF ThE residenTial deVElOpMEnts on BlYtHswOod HILL on thE  of gROuNd purchaSed in 1802 bY wiLlIam HarlEy, TextilE mAnuFacTurer ANd buIlder, fRom the DoUglas-cAmpbells of BlytHSwood. Harley alSO oWNEd THe adJacEnt mansion aNd 10 acRE estAte oF wiLloW bank, uPon whIcH He OPened his Willow Bank PLeAsure GArdenS,  and the hill to Its north whICH He named aS GarNEtHIll. His plan for tHe squAre and its aDJacent stReets Was sketcHed out by aRCHitect JaMes gilLesPie gRAhAm in 1819. The four GeORGian TeRraces fOrmIng the sQuaRe aRe CAteGoRy A listed BuildingS aNd WeRe ComPleteD In the 1820s by ThE trUsTeeS and sUCcessoRs of WIlliAm haRLey, And have FAcADEs deSiGnEd by ArcHiTect JOhn BRAsh. harley aLso develoPed HIs neW bUsIness esTablishments aT tHe eastern eNd Of BAth StrEET, pioneerIng the supply of piped wateR, First puBliC bathS in SCotland, thE adVanced wilLOw Bank Byres aNd daiRy And ASSociaTED bAkeHoUses. 

From thE 1900S The LuxurIoUs hoUses incReasingly became offICes And clubs, incluDinG on tHE EaSteRN sIDe tHe rOyaL sCottish AutomobiLe Club, whicH wAS rEstyled intERnaLlY by archItect JaMes MiLLer in 1923.

In 2009 The former rSAC buildInG opeNED as The 5 star BlyThswood SQuare HoteL.

the BlYThSwood squAre ProPrIetOrs asSociatIOn oWn and MaintaIn The garDens iN tHe centraL area. In past decades the gaRdens wEre opEn tO office woRkeRS at LunchtimeS but Are now only AvaIlaBle foR usE On a hiRe
 Rupo is the first nativeFrench-spe aking  pr ime  m inis tersince 1979 and thefirst Walloon prime mi niste rs ince 19 74.
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Bl y ths wood Square  isa squarein the Blythsw o od Hill  areaofthe  Cit y  o fGla sg o w,U ni ted Kin gdom. Th esq uarewasb u i l t as  pa rt o f the  New Town ofBly thsw o od,  firs t ofa we st wardexpans ion o fGlasgow upon th e  o f the Lan dsof  Bl yt hswoo d  & Woo dsi destretch ing fro m  th ew e s te rn side of Buchana nS t re et to th e Rive r  K el v in, near  t oda y'sU n ivers ityo fGlasgow.  These op en  ground s,  mills  a ndqua rries were  acqui red by t he Do u glas-Campbellf amily in the1 7t h ce n tury .
The squareis o n e of  the re sid e ntial  deve lo p me n ts on Blythswood Hi ll  on th e  of  ground purch ased in 18 0 2 by Willi am H a rl e y, textile man ufact urer and b u ilder, f rom t he Dougl as-Campbe l l s of Bly ths woo d.Har l e yalso owned th e adja ce nt mans ion  and 10  ac reest ate  o f WillowBank, up on  w hi ch  he  open e d his Wi ll owBa nkPleas u re Gar dens,   an dth e  hi ll to i t sn o rthwh ic h he  na me d asGarn e thi ll. His  plan for  th e  squ ar eand its  adjacent str ee ts was ske tc hed  out b y architec t James Gillespie Graha m  in 181 9.The f ourGeorgianter racesfor m ing th e squa re ar eCat e g ory A l is ted  b uildings a n d  we re co mp lete d in th e 1820s by the tru s tee s and success ors  ofW i ll iam Ha r ley ,a ndh a ve facades desi gned by ar ch i te ct John Br a sh.  H arley a lso dev elope d  his ne w busines s establi sh ment s atthe easter n end of  Bath Str e et, p i on eerin g t he sup pl y o f pip ed wat e r,first  publi cbathsin Sc ot land, th e advanced Willow Bankbyresand d air y and ass oci a ted  bakehous es.

From the  19 00s  thelux u rious  hou s es  in c reasi ngly became of f ic esa n dclubs, incl u d i ngon th e e a sternside  the Royal Scotti s h Automobile C lub, w hic h w a s re st yled internall y b ya r chitectJa mes Millerin 1923. 
I n 200 9 theformer  RSAC b u i ld i ng ope nedasthe 5 sta r B ly t hswoodSq ua r e Hote l.
Th e Blyt hswood Squa r e  Proprietors ass ociat i o n own and  main ta in theg arde ns in thecentral are a. Inpast  deca des the  g ardens  we re  open to o f fice work ers a t lunch ti mesbut  are n ow o n l y ava ilab le  fo r use ona hi r e
 Rupo_is the_first native French-speaking prime_minister since_1979_and the_first_Walloon prime minister_since 1974.

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Blythswood_Square is a square in_the Blythswood_Hill area of the City of Glasgow, United_Kingdom._The square was_built as part of the New Town of Blythswood,_first of a westward expansion of_Glasgow upon the__of_the Lands of Blythswood_& Woodside stretching from the western_side of Buchanan Street to the_River Kelvin, near today's University of Glasgow._These open grounds, mills and quarries_were acquired by the Douglas-Campbell_family in_the 17th century.

The square is_one of the_residential developments_on Blythswood Hill_on the  of ground purchased_in 1802 by_William Harley, textile manufacturer and builder,_from_the Douglas-Campbells of_Blythswood._Harley_also owned_the adjacent mansion_and_10 acre_estate_of Willow Bank, upon which he_opened_his Willow Bank Pleasure Gardens,  and_the hill to its_north_which he named as_Garnethill. His plan for the_square and its adjacent streets was_sketched out_by architect_James Gillespie Graham in 1819. The four Georgian terraces forming the_square are Category A listed buildings_and were completed in_the 1820s_by_the trustees and_successors_of William_Harley, and have facades designed by architect_John Brash._Harley also developed his new business_establishments at the eastern_end_of Bath Street, pioneering the supply_of piped water, first public baths_in Scotland, the advanced Willow_Bank_byres_and dairy and associated bakehouses._

From the 1900s the luxurious houses_increasingly became offices_and clubs, including on the eastern side_the_Royal Scottish Automobile Club, which was_restyled_internally by architect James Miller in_1923.

In_2009_the former RSAC building opened_as the 5 star Blythswood Square_Hotel.

The Blythswood Square Proprietors association own and maintain the_gardens in the_central area. In past decades_the_gardens_were open to office workers at lunchtimes but are now_only available_for use on_a hire