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21st—century, with all the antiquity and tradition represented in the tunes we hear from the pipes, and tradition represented in the tunes we hearfrom the pipes, and the cobblestones we see, the heart of midlothian in cobbles outside st giles' itself, parliament house, the scottish parliament, the signet library, where the honours were taken from the castle, which is the epicentre of the scottish legal system, the head of the civil side of the scottish legal system. lady dorrian was carrying one of the honours, and obviously, the lord president of the court of session, representing that strand in scottish life which goes back not only before the union of parliaments but before the union of parliaments but before the union of crowns, a date which will have been in the king's mine today, must have been, as he saw that crown, which takes us back to the stuart kings of the 16th century.
for scotland-— for scotland. yes. this is surely a monarch who _ for scotland. yes. this is surely a monarch who personifies - for scotland. yes. this is surely a monarch who personifies the - for scotland. yes. this is surely a l monarch who personifies the union for scotland. yes. this is surely a - monarch who personifies the union of monarch who per5onifie5 the union of the crowns of 1603 as much as she does anything else. the constancy that we talk about that applies to her reign actually goe5 that we talk about that applies to her reign actually goes way back before her reign in terms of the royal family's relationship with scotland predating the act of union, the union of the parliament in 1707. indeed the queen has been a constant figure a55ociated indeed the queen has been a constant figure associated with that union of the crowns. not, it has to be said, always without controversy. in the silverjubilee speech which the queen gave in 1977 at westminster when she talked about the benefits union had conferred at a time when the labour party was proposing to devolve power to wales and scotland, proposals that were ultimately defeated. that certainly raised eyebrows. eyebrows were raised in