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Parish of Linton -- 3
Black Pots -- 5
Baddinsgill Cottage -- 7
Baddinsgill Burn -- 8
Baddinsgill -- 9
Colin's Rig -- 8
Cairnmuir -- 10
Carlops Hill -- 12
Carlin's Loup -- 14
Carlops School -- 21
Carlops Dean -- 22
Carlopshill -- 24
Cairn Muir -- 8
Carlin's Loup -- 24
Carpet -- 25
Carlops Braehead -- 26
Carlops Quarry -- 26
Cockitslane -- 32
Coal Burn -- 38
Cairn (Site of) -- 41
Crooked Jock -- 45
Cairn (Site of) -- 51
Cairn Burn -- 59
Coalyburn -- 63
Coaly Burn -- 63
Cleaves -- 64
Cock Rig -- 47
Dun Kaim -- 18
Deepsykehead Quarry (Sandstone) -- 39
Deep Syke -- 39
Deepsykehead -- 58
Fairslacks -- 27
Faw Mount -- 10
Glen Ely -- 9
Goatsbrae Cottage -- 23
Hell's Hole -- 14
Hollowhaugh Knowe -- 17
Hartside -- 21
Hollow Haugh -- 22
High Carlops -- 23
Harbourcraig -- 40
Harlawmuir Coal Pit -- 37
Harlawmuir Burn -- 37
Harlawmuir -- 38
Harlaw Muir -- 38
Harlawmuir T.P. [Turnpike] -- 41
Jenny Barry's Cove -- 19
Jennysbrae -- 35
Kitlyknowe -- 35
Little Knock -- 7
Lyne Water -- 8
Lead Flats -- 18
Linn Burn -- 24
Lyne Water -- 43
Linton Cottage -- 49 |
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Names of Objects -- Pages
Lead Law -- 49
Lamb Rig -- 44
Mount Maw -- 5
Peaked Craig -- 58
Rutherford Castle Inn -- 30
Rutherford -- 31
Seven Cauldrons -- 17
Snabs -- 29
South Mains -- 31
Stonypath -- 46
Siller Holes -- 53
The Linn -- 14
Upper Whitefield -- 61
Waterloo -- 68
West Mains -- 30
Wakefield -- 43
Wakefield Burn -- 44
Windy Gowl -- 46
Whitefield -- 55
Whitefield Tile Works -- 57
Whitefield Quarry Limestone -- 58
Tocher Knowe -- 46
Pentland Hills -- 4 |
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MOUNT MAW |
Mount Maw
Mount Maw
Mount Maw
Mount Maw |
Richard Gordon Esqr Halmyre
Mr Hunter Surveyor Carlops
Mr Johnston West Linton
Mr Veitch Carlops |
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[Situation] About ¾ mile NE by E [North East by East] of Carinmuir
A very large hill, the surface of which is Rough Pasture, Heathy Pasture, and Moss. There is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit called "Maw Mount" The property of Richard Gordon Esqr. Halmyre. It is said that there is lead in the south side of this hill. |
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BLACK POTS |
Black Pots
Black Pots
Black Pots |
Mr Hunter Surveyor Carlops
T Kirkpatrick Cockitslane
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[Situation] At the NE [North East] side of Mount Maw
A large patch of moss, situated on the top of Mount Maw. |
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LITTLE KNOCK |
Little Knock
Little Knock |
Mr Riddle Baddinsgill
Mr James Turnbull Cairnmuir |
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[Situation] About 5/8 mile WNW. [West North West] of the house of Cairnmuir
This is a small hill, partly wooded and partly Arable, the property of Mr Gordon of Halmyre. |
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BADDINSGILL COTTAGE |
Baddinsgill Cottage
Baddinsgill Cottage |
Mr Riddle Baddinsgill
Mr James Turnbull Cairnmuir |
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[Situation] About ½ mile NW by W [North West by West] of Cairnmuir
This cottage with the garden attached is occupied by one of the shepherds of the proprietor Mr Gordon of Halmyre. |
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COLIN'S RIG |
Colin's Rig
Colin's Rig |
Mr Riddle Baddinsgill
Mr J. Turnbull Cairnmuir |
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[Situation] A few chains north of Cairnmuir
This hill lies between Mount Maw and the Lyne Water, partly Arable and partly pasture land, is on the estate of Cairnmuir and the property of Mr Gordon of Halmyre. On it is a Trig. ◬ [Trigonometrical] Called Cairnmuir. |
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BADDINSGILL |
Baddinsgill
Baddinsgill
Badensgill
Baddinsgill
Baddinsgill |
Mr Riddle Occupier
Mr J. Turnbull Cairnmuir
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Ainslies map of Scotland
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[Situation] 24 chains W. [West] of Cairnmuir
This is a farm steading with dwelling house and garden occupied by Mr Riddle, and the property of Mr Gordon of Halmyre. |
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Glen Ely
Glen Ely |
Mr Riddle Baddinsgill
Mr J. Turnbull Cairnmuir |
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[Situation] ½ mile WSW [West South West] of Cairnmuir
Through this glen flows a stream which joins the Lyne Water behind Baddinsgill Cottage. |
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CAIRNMUIR |
Cairnmuir
Cairnmuir |
Mr James Turnbull Shepherd
Mr Riddle Baddinsgill |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] Western portion of the parish of Linton on the E [East] side of the Lyne Water
This was formerly a farm steading with dwelling house, but is occupied by two shepherds, in the employment of the proprietor Mr Gordon of Halmyre |
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FAW MOUNT |
Faw Mount
Faw Mount |
Mr J. Turnbull Cairnmuir
Mr Riddle Baddinsgill |
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[Situation] About ¾ mile NE by E [North East by East] of Cairnmuir
This is a small hill on Cairnmuir estate, partly arable and partly sheep pasture -- the property of Mr Gordon of Halmyre. On it is a Trig ◬ [Trigonometrical Station] Called Maw Mount. |
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[Carlops Hill]
Up the Dean from the Site of the Cottage on the west between [the Turnip] and the Mount Maw
Carlop Hill is the Lin Burn Cutting off a part of the Lead Flats and descending from
the Flats into the Dean in a lin or or leap of from twenty to thirty feet. Beyond the
Lin Burn and at the western extremity of the Lead Flats are a row of natural pits
Called the Seven Cauldrons between and the Cavern penetrating the hill from the verge
of the Dean named Jenny Barry's Cave. on the Summit of the Mount Maw Carlop
Hill immediately above these is a remarkable almost level plain of Considerable
extent hanging down the outside of which on the South-east in full view from
below is a deep moss broken into hags and hillocks called the Black Pots. Down
the middle of the Dean from the Cove to the Site of the Cottage in Succession
at Short distances from each other appear three remarkable mounts or little hills; the first
opposite to the Cove of a conic shape with a rocky Summit is Called the peaked Craig
the second opposite to the Seven Cauldrons of a lengthened oval winding form with a
flat space on the middle of its top is Called Dun Kaim and the third nearly
opposite to the Cascade on the Lin Burn is Called the Little Turnip Hill or the Hole-Haugh
Knowe which is a perfect cone to its apex. On the other side of the Dean pointing to the
Cove and with the Peaked Craig between them a part of the south-east bank seems
as if scooped out by art and is named Hell's Hole. Descending the Dean from the
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side of it near the lime quarry is a spring called the Rumbling Well which threw
out a man's glove some years ago when thrust into a hole about a quarter of a mile
distance. +++++++++++++++++
It is related by the aged hinds and shepherds of the district that in ancient times a
Carling or witch lived near the Conic rocks on the northern verge of the Carlop dean at the
south end of the pass or glen below the Lead Flats a short westward from the old
mansion. The petrifying Spring on the north side of the Turnip Hill -- the seven Cauldrons
at the south end of the Lead Flats under the Carlop hill the singular plain and the Black
pots on its summit -- the subterranean passage on the edge of the dean beyond the Cauldrons
Called Jenny Barry's Cove -- the unusual excavation in the opposite side that still retains
the name of Hell's Hole the three fantastic and artificial like mounts rising in a row
from the flat centre of the Dean and the Rumbling Well below these surrounding her
cottage were all of course held to be the productions of her magic spells and incantations
and skill in the black art She was frequently seen it was said at nights with a light
on her broom like Spunkie bounding and frisking over the pass behind her cruve
from point to point and that hence the Conic rocks got the name of the Carling's Loups
the hill, Dean, Burn, and adjoining grounds the Carlings-Loups-Hill Dean, etc, since
contracted to Carlops-Hill Dean, Burn, and Grounds, -- Notes to Pennicuik's Description of Tweeddale page 115 |
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THE LINN |
The Linn
The Linn
The Linn |
H. Brown Esq Newhall
Mr Hunter Surveyor Carlops
T. Kirkpatrick Cockitslane |
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[Situation] About 15 chains ENE [East North East] of Carlopshill
A small water fall on the Linn Burn, situated a little above the junction of the said burn, with Carlops Burn. |
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HELL'S HOLE |
Hell's Hole
Hell's Hole
Hell's Hole |
H. Brown Esq Newhall
T Kirkpatrick Cockitslane
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[situation] About ¼ mile S.E by E [South East by East] of Carlopshill
A natural hollow about 20 feet deep, the surface of which is heathy pasture. It is situated close to the old road which lead from Edinburgh to Biggar. |
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CARLIN'S LOUP |
Carlines Loup
Carlines Loup
Carlines Loup |
H. Brown Esq Newhall
Mr Hunter Surveyor Carlops
T. Kirkpatrick |
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[Situation] About 35 chains ENE [East North East] of Carlopshill
Two large, perpendicular rocks, situated in the middle of the village of Carlops; one on each side of the road leading through the village. they used to hang over the road at one time, but of late they have been greatly reduced for the purpose on mending roads. Tradition states that Mause, (the Carline or Witch, of the Pastoral of the Gentle Shepherd) leaped from one rock, to the other on some occasion; and that, to that circumstance they owe their name. |
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HOLLOWHAUGH KNOWE |
Hollowhaugh Knowe
Hollowhaugh Knowe
Hollowhaugh Knowe
Holehaugh Knowe |
H. Brown Esq Newhall
Mr Hunter Surveyor Carlops
Thomas Kirkpatrick Cockitslane
Pennicuik's Hist. [History] of Tweeddale |
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A small hillock situated in Hollow Haugh, the surface of which is Rough Pasture. |
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SEVEN CAULDRONS |
Seven Cauldrons
Seven Cauldrons
Seven Cauldrons |
Hugh Brown Esq Newhall
Mr Hunter Surveyor Carlops
Thomas Kirkpatrick Cockitslane |
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[Situation] From about 12 to 18 chains South of Carlopshill
Seven holes situated near Jenny Barrys Cove which are said to be old Shafts, where lead had been worked. |
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LEAD FLATS |
Lead Flats
Lead Flats
Lead Flats
Lead Flats |
Hugh Brown Esq Newhall
Mr Hunter Surveyor Carlops
T. Kirkpatrick Cockitslane
Pennicuik's Hist. [History] of Tweeddale |
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[Situation] At the west side of Carlops Dean
A large piece of land at the base of Carlops Hill, the surface of which is arable. It owes its name to the circumstance of being situated near the lead working. |
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DUN KAIM |
Dun Kaim
Dun Kaim
Dun Kaim
Dun Kaim |
Hugh Brown Esq Newhall
Mr Hunter Surveyor Carlops
T. Kirkpatrick Cockitslane
Pennicuiks Hist [History] of Tweeddale |
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[Situation] In Carlops Dean north Side of Hell's Hole
A small ridge, the surface of which is Rough Pasture, it is situated in the middle of Carlops Dean, a little to the east of Peaked Craig. |
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PEAKED CRAIG |
Peaked Craig
Peaked Craig
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Mr Hunter Carlops
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[Situation] 22 chains South of Carlopshill
This Craig rises abruptly out of the Dean - to a height of about 70 feet - and terminated in a rocky point, which has obtained for it, its present name |
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JENNY BARRY'S COVE |
Jenny Barry's Cove
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Jenny Barry's Cove
Jenny Barry's Cove
Jenny Barry's Cove |
Mr Hunter
Mr Menzies
Mr Stewart
Mr Napier
Pennicuik's Hist [History] of Tweeddale |
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[Situation] 22 chains South of Carlopshill
This is a natural recess in the face of the rock, reaching about 6 feet inwards, about 3 feet high and the same in breadth, and there is always about 1 feet depth of clear water in it. |
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CARLOPS SCHOOL |
Carlops School
Carlops School |
Mr Menzies Teacher Mr Hunter Carlops |
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[Situation] 33 chains E by N. [East by North] of carlopshill
This school supported by subscription is for the benefit of children in Carlops and neighbourhood. The number of Scholars is about 40. The teacher Mr Menzies has a salary of £10, with the fees. |
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HARTSIDE |
Hartside
Hartside |
Mr Hunter Carlops Mr Menzies Carlops |
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[Situation] 28 chains ESE [East South East] of Carlopshill
This is a row of Cottages with gardens, near the village of Carlops, occupied by field laborers, and the property of Hugh Brown Esq Newhall Ho. [House] There is a smithy at one end of the row. |
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CARLOPS DEAN |
Carloups Dean
Carloups Dean
Carloups Dean
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Mr Hunter Carlops
Mr Menzies Carlops
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Pennicuik's Hist. [History] of Tweeddale |
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[Situation] About ¼ mile South of Carlopshill
This name is given to a piece of ground from its natural appearance; through it flows the Carlops Burn and at one extremity is the Peaked Craig, near which is Jenny Barry's Hole. |
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HOLLOW HAUGH |
Hollow Haugh
Hollow Haugh
Hollow Haugh |
Mr Hunter
Mr Stewart
Mr Menzies |
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[Situation] About ¼ mile E [East] of Carlopshill
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HIGH CARLOPS |
High Carlops
High Carlops
High Carlops |
Mr Stewart Tenant
Mr Hunter Carlops
Mr Menzies Carlops |
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[Situation] 38 chains ENE [East North East] of Carlops
This name is given to a dwelling house and offices near the Village, which along with a few acres of land adjoining is let to Mr Stewart. Mr Brown of Newhall is proprietor. |
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GOATSBRAE COTTAGE |
Goatsbrae Cottage
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Mr R Napier Tenant
Mr Hunter
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[Situation] About 31 chains E by N. [East by North] of Carlopshill
This is a newly built cottage in the Village of Carlops, occupied as a dwelling house by Mr R. Napier of Carlopshill. The proprietor is Mr John Burnside. Linton. |
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CARLOPSHILL |
Carlopshill
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Mr R. Napier Tenants
Mr Hunter Land Surveyor Carlops |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] eastern portion of the parish of Linton
This is a farm steading with dwelling house and garden occupied by Messers M. & R. Napier farmers. The proprietor is H. Brown Esq. Newhall House |
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LINN BURN |
Linn Burn
Linn Burn
Linn Burn
Linn Burn
Linn Burn
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Mr R. Napier
Mr Hunter
Mr Menzies Carlops
Richard Gordon Esqr
Mr Brown North Slipperfield
Mr Kirkpatrick Cockitslane |
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This burn rises on Carlops Hill, flows through the farm of the same name, and joins the Carlops Burn near the Village |
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CARPET |
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet
Carpet |
Mr Brodie Tenant
Mr Finlay Rogersrig
Mr Hunter Carlops
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[Situation] About ½ mile E by S [East by South] of Carlopshill
This is a small farm steading with dwelling house and garden occupied by Mr Brodie, farmer, and the property of H. Brown Esq . Newhall House |
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CARLOPS BRAEHEAD |
Carlops Braehead
Carlops Braehead
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Mr William Finlay Tenant
Mr Brodie Carpet
Mr Hunter Carlops |
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[Situation] About ¾ mile E by N. [East by North] of Carlopshill
This is a small farm steading with dwelling house, occupied by Mr William Finlay, farmer - Rogersrig, Hugh Brown Esq. is proprietor. |
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CARLOPS QUARRY |
Carlops Quarry (Limestone)
Carlops Quarry (Limestone)
Carlops Quarry (Limestone) |
Mr Charles Lawson Deepsykehead Tenant
Mr Brodie
Mr Hunter |
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[Situation] About ¾ mile E [East] of Carlopshill
This is a very large quarry yielding limestone of a very superior quality. Mr Charles Lawson, builder, Deepsykehead is tenant, and H Brown Esq. proprietor. |
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FAIRSLACKS |
Fairslacks
Fairslacks
Fairslacks
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Mr Kidd Tenant
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Mr Smith Rutherford
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Armstrong's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] About ¾ mile S by W [South by West] of Carlopshill
This is a farm steading with dwelling house and small garden occupied by Mr M. Kidd, farmer and the property of Mr Greig W.S. [Writer to the Signet] Edinburgh |
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SNABS |
Snabs
Snabs
Snabs |
Mr A Kemp West Mains
Mr Kidd Fairslacks
Mr Smith Rutherford |
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[Situation] About 28 chains S by E [South by East] of Carlopshill
This name is given to a cottage occupied by a laborer on the farm of West Mains, with which it is let -- the farmer is Mr Alexander Kidd and the proprietor H. Brown Esq Newhall House. |
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WATERLOO |
Waterloo
Waterloo
Waterloo
Waterloo |
Mr Smith
Mr Kidd
Mr A Kemp
Mr Hunter Carlops |
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[Situation] 45 chains S by W [South by West] of Carlopshill
This name is given to those houses on both sides of the road between Fairslacks and Snabs, and so called from being a building at the time of the battle of Waterloo. They are occupied by farm laborers and the property of H Brown Esq Newhall House |
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WEST MAINS |
West Mains
West Mains
West Mains
West Mains |
Mr Alexander Kemp Tenant
Mr Kidd Fairslacks
Mr Smith Rutherford
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[Situation] 36 chains S. by E. [South by East] of Carlopshill
This is a farm steading with dwelling house and garden occupied by Mr Alexander Kemp farmer, and the property of H Brown Esq. Newhall House. |
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Rutherford Castle Inn
Rutherford Castle Inn
Rutherford Castle Inn
Rutherford Castle Inn
Rutherford Castle Inn |
Mr John Inglis Tenant
Mr A Kemp
Mr Kidd
Mr Smith
Mr Hunter Carlops |
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[Situation] 64 chains SSE [South South East] of Carlopshill
Formerly this was an Inn, with all the necessary conveniences, but since the Caledonian Railway diverted the traffic from this route, it has been let as a dwelling house, retaining its original name. The present tenant is Mr John Inglis - the proprietor, Mr Greig W.S. [Writer to the Signet] Edinburgh |
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RUTHERFORD |
Rutherford
Rutherford
Rutherford |
Mr Smith Tenant
Mr Brodie South Mains
Mr Hunter Carlops |
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[Situation] About a mile SE [South East] of Carlopshill
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South Mains
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Mr Brodie Tenant
Mr Smith
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[Situation] About 7/8 of a mile SE by E [South East by East] of Carlopshill
This is a small farm steading with dwelling house and garden, occupied by Mr Brodie farmer, H. Brown Esq Newhall House is proprietor. |
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COCKITSLANE |
Cockitslane
Cockitslane
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Mr Brodie S. [South] Mains
Mr Smith Rutherford
Mr Hunter Carlops |
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[Situation] Nearly 1 mile SE [South East] of Carlopshill
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HARBOURCRAIG |
Harbourcraig
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Mr Scott Tenant
Mr Hunter Land Surveyor Carlops |
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[Situation] In the NE [North East] portion of Linton & about ½ mile west of Harlawmuir
This is a small farm steading with a dwelling house, deriving its name from the well known Craig near it. The proprietor is Hugh Brown Esq Newhall House. |
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JENNYSBRAE |
Jenny's Brae
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Mr Hart Tenant
Mr Hunter Carlops |
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[Situation] About 1 mile W by S [West by south] of Harlawmuir
This is a cottage occupied by Mr Hart with a few acres of pasture lands attached The proprietor is Hugh Brown Esq. Newhall House. |
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HARLAWMUIR COAL PIT |
Harlawmuir Coal Pit
Harlawmuir Coal Pit |
Mr John Murdoch Harlawmuir
Mr Hunter Land Surveyor Carlops |
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[Situation] About 16 chains SSW [South South West] of Harlawmuir
This pit derives its name from the moor, and is the property of Sir George Clark, who retains the management of it. On this pit depends the surrounding districts for Coal. |
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HARLAWMUIR BURN |
Harlawmuir Burn
Harlawmuir Burn |
Mr Jonn Murdoch Harlawmuir
Mr Hunter Carlops |
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[Situation] In the NE [North East] portion of the parish of Linton
This burn is the Continuation of the Deep Syke. and takes this name from being the boundary of the Moor on West It receives the Harbour Craig Burn and Carlops Burn and falls into the North Esk near the eastern entrance to Habbie's Howe |
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HARLAW MUIR |
Harlaw Muir
Harlaw Muir
Harley Muir |
John Murdoch Harlawmuir
Mr Hunter Land Surveyor Carlops
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[Situation] In the NE [North East] portion of the parish of Linton
This is a large tract of land -- partly arable and partly moorland, the property of Sir George Clark Penny Cuick House. |
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HARLAWMUIR |
Harlawmuir
Harlawmuir
Harlamuir
Harlawmuir
Harley Muir |
Mr John Murdoch Tenant
Mr Hunter Carlops
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[Situation] In the NE. [North East] portion of the parish of Linton
This is a small farm steading with a dwelling house, deriving its name from the moor, of which the farm forms a part. Sir George Clark is proprietor and Mr John Murdoch is tenant. |
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DEEPSYKEHEAD QUARRY |
Deepsykehead Quarry (Sandstone)
Deepsykehead Quarry (Sandstone) |
George Lawson Deepsykehead
Mr Stoddart Whitefield |
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[Situation] About 1 mile SW. [South West] of Harlawmuir
A large and extensively worked quarry on the lands of Whitefield with a dwelling house, offices and vegetable garden attached. There are generally from 50 to 70 men Kept constantly employed here, raising And dressing the stone for the purposes of building As Mr Lawson (the Occupier) take many Contracts for the supply of Stones to different buildings both in and out of the County. The Quarry is the Property of [George] Berresford Esqr of Macbiehill |
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DEEP SYKE |
Deep Syke
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George Lawson Deepsykehead Quarry
Mr Stoddart Whitefield |
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[Situation] In the NE [North East] portion of the parish of Linton
A small stream which rises between the lands of Whitefield & Rutherford and flows in a Northerly direction by the Deepsykehead Quarry, (from which the quarry has taken its name) till it reaches Harlaw Muir, from which it takes the name of Harlawmuir Burn till it joins the Esk, It is also Known by the name of Back Burn. but Deep Syke is the proper name |
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CAIRN (Site of) [Whitefield] |
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George Lawson Deepsykehead
Mr Stoddart Whitefield |
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[Situation] 54 chains SSW. [South South West] of Harlawmuir
This name applies to the Site of a large Cairn which was Composed of stones of different Sizes Situated in a Small plantion On the Farm of Whitefield Near Harlawmuir Toll Bar. The stones have been long since removed and were used for the purpose of building the wall round the plantation It could not be ascertained whether there were any human remains Or not found in the Cairn at the time of its removal |
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HARLAWMUIR T.P. |
Harlawmuir T.B. [Toll Bar]
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George Lawson Deepsykehead
George Nesbitt Collector Harlawmuir T.P. [Turn Pike] |
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[Situation] 35 Chains of S by W [South by West] of Harlawmuir
A Toll Bar On the road leading from Linton through Whitefield to Pennicuik with a Small house in which the Collector lives And vegetable garden attached, the property of the County Road Trustees. |
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WAKEFIELD |
Wakefield
Wakefield |
Samuel Flemming Wakefield
Mr Melrose Stonypath |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] western Side of the parish of Linton, on the SW. [South West] side of the Lyne Water
A farm house with offices & and large farm attached, occupied by Samuel Flemming And property of the Earl of Wemyss |
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LYNE WATER |
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WAKEFIELD BURN |
Wakefield Burn
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Mr Flemming Wakefield
Mr Melrose Stonypath |
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[Situation] Runs into the Lyne Water about 10 chains E. [East] of Wakefield
A small stream which rises in the North side of King Seat and runs in a N E [North East] direction till it joins the Lyne Water below Wakefield Farmhouse |
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LAMB RIG |
Lamb Rig
Lamb Rig |
Mr Flemming Wakefiel
Mr Melrose Stonypath |
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[Situation] About 3/8 mile west of Wakefield
A long ridge or Hill on the farm of Wakefield. On the North side of King Seat and extending from thence to near Wakefield Farmh [Farmhouse] |
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CROOKED JOCK |
Crooked Jock
Crooked Jock |
William Johnston Linton
Mr Patterson Innkeeper Linton |
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[Situation] About a mile SE [South East] of Wakefield
This name is applied to a rugged and very precipitous ravine where a Small Stream joins the Lyne opposite the Ruin of an old Lint Mill. It is so called from its irregularity and Crookedness |
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WINDY GOWL |
Windy Goul
Windy Goul |
Mr Melrose Stonypath
Mr Flemming Wakefield |
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[Situation] About ¾ mile E by N. [East by North] of Wakefield
This name is given to a Valley lying between Faw Mount and Cocki [Cockitslane] beginning near the Lyne Water and Continued by the Dean till it ends near Carlops, at the west end of The Dean. |
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STONYPATH |
Stonypath
Stonypath
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Mr Melrose Stonypath
Mr Flemming Wakefield
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[Situation] About 7/8 mile E by S. [East by South] of Wakefield
A neat though Small farm house with excellent offices and farm attached occupied by Mr. Melrose And property of Mr Gordon |
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TOCHER KNOWE |
Tocher Knowe
Tocher Knowe |
R. Gordon Esqr Halmyre
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[Situation] About 20 Chains N.W. [North West] from Stoneypath
A Small Conical Eminence Covered with rough Pasture and Situated on the Estate of R Gordon Esqr of Halmyre |
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COCK RIG |
Cock Rig
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Mr Melrose Stoney Path
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[situation] About 7/8 mile NW by N. [North West by North] of Linton Cottage
Cock Rig is a small hill on the farm of Stoney Path. On it is a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station Called Cock Rig. The proprietor is Mr Forbes Bridgehouse. |
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LINTON COTTAGE |
Linton Cottage
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Mr Thomson Tenant
Mr Melrose Stoney Path |
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[Situation] In the eastern portion of the parish of Linton
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LEAD LAW |
Lead Law
Lead Law |
Mr Thomson Linton Cottage
Mr Melrose Stoney Path |
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[Situation] In the eastern portion of the parish of Linton & about 3/8 mile W by N. [West by North] of Linton Cottage
This name is given to an eminence on the farm of Linton Cottage -- and is so named, from lead in small quantities having been found here. Mr Forbes of Bridgehouse is the proprietor. |
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"On a rising ground above the Temple Lands below Linton is the vestige of a
circul [circular] Camp and on Lead Law above it was formerly a great collection of Stones now
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CAIRN (Site of) [Lead Law] |
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R. Gordon Esqr Halmyre
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[Situation] On the summit of Lead Law
A small circular piece of ground, in the wood on the summit of Lead Law, the surface of which is grass, having a few bolders here and there, which are the only remains to be seen of the Cairn. It must have been a very large cairn at some time, because the village of Linton, and the farm houses in the neighbourhood were built from it. This was one of the line of Cairns that extended from Musselburgh to Carstairs; The first, on entering this county from the east, is that near Deepsykehead, the next on Lead Law, then the three cairns west of North Slipperfield, continue on and leave this county near Fernyhaugh. It is said that there were neither urns, nor human remains found on opening this cairn. |
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HEAVENLY AQUA WELLS (Chalybeate) |
Heavenly Aqua Wells
Heavenly Aqua Wells
Heavenly Aqua Wells |
Mr T. Kirkpatrick Cockitslane
Mr Brown North Slipperfield
Mr James Smith Rutherford |
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[Situation] About ¼ of a Mile South from Rutherford
Two Mineral Wells situated about a quarter of a Mile South from Rutherford. They are said to possess strong Chalybeate properties Similar to Tunbridge Wells being good for the Cure of Scorbutic disease also for Sore eyes, ulcerated Wounds, Bilious and Stomach disorders etc. These springs which are Strong and Clear passed from Stone basins and then fall into a small rivulet And although not much resorted to for their healing virtues are well known in the neighbourhood. |
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SILLER HOLES |
Siller Holes
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H. Brown Esqr Newhall
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[Situation] About ¼ mile NW by W [North West by West] of Linton Cottage
Several old shafts where mines have been sunk situated on the north side of, and at the base of Lead Law. Lead and silver has been worked here, but there was not sufficient got, to remunerate the labor of working it, but had the shafts been sunk deep enough lead would have been got in abundance. On the bottom of Lyne Water, between Stonypath and Linton, small particles of silver have been seen, and even gold occasionally. The surface is the property W. Forbes Esqr Medwyn House, but the minerals belong to the Earls of Wemyss, who is the superior; he does not intend to work those mines, till the lead workings on the Lead Hills in Lanarkshire become exhausted, which are also his property. |
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Thomas Kirkpatrick says
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because it would bring such
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WHITEFIELD |
Whitefield
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Mr Todd Steward Macbiehill
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[Situation] In the eastern portion of the parish of Linton & about a mile E by N. [East by North] of Linton Cottage
A large farm house, two stories high, with extensive offices, and thrashing machine all in good repair. There is a garden, and a large arable, and sheep farm, attached. Tenanted by Thomas Stothard. The property of George Beresford Esq of Macbiehill. |
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WHITEFIELD TILE WORKS |
Whitefield Tile Works
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David Moffat Whitfield |
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[Situation] About 3/8 mile NNW [North North West] of Upper Whitefield
A Tile works On the farm of Whitfield Having good sheds for drying And Kiln for burning. The tiles are generally used for the purpose of draining, The works are in the possession of the Proprietor [George] Berresford Esqre Magbiehill |
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DEEPSYKEHEAD |
Deepsykehead
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Mr Stoddart Whitfield
David Moffat Whitfield
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[Situation] About 38 chains north of Upper Whitefield
A house One storey high, On the Farm of Whitfield It had been at One time a farm house having a farm attached, but the farm has been added to that of Whitfield the house is occupied by William Frazer (Shepherd) And is the property of [George] Beresford Esqr [Esquire] |
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WHITEFIELD QUARRY |
Whitefield Quarry
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[Situation] About ½ mile NNW. [North North West] of Upper Whitefield
A large and extensive Limestone quarry On the farm of Whitfield from which the Farms of the surrounding district are supplied with lime for the purpose of manuring their farms. It is Kept Constantly worked by the Proprietor. [George] Beresford Esqr Magbiehill |
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CAIRN BURN |
Black Burn
Black Burn
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Cairn Burn
Cairn Burn
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Mr Stodart Farmer Whitfield
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Mr Todd Factor Macbiehill
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[Situation] In the western portion of the parish of Linton
A Small Stream which rises in the Mosses N.E. [North East] of the farm of Whitfield And flows in a South-westerly direction to its Junction with the Lyne Water a little below the village of Linton. |
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UPPER WHITEFIELD |
Upper Whitefield
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Mr Stoddart Whitefield
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[Situation] In the western portion of the parish of Linton
A few Cottages on the farm of Whitefield with small vegetable gardens attached. Occupied by Quarrymen and property of [George] Beresford Esqre Macbiehill |
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COALYBURN |
Coalyburn
Coalyburn |
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David Moffat Upper Whitefield |
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[Situation] About 5/8 mile ESE [East South East] of Upper Whitefield
Two rows of small slated houses with small vegetable gardens attached principally occupied by Colliers and property of [George] Beresford Esqre |
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COALY BURN |
Coaly Burn |
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[Situation] Runs into Black about 12 chains SE, [South East] of Upper Whitefield
A small stream which rises in a Moss N.E [North East] of Coalyburn and running in a westerly direction till it joins the Cairn Burn, near Cleaves It has derived its name from the number of Coal Pits which were worked on or near its banks |
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CLEAVES |
Cleaves
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David Moffat Upper Whitefield
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[Situation] About ¼ mile SE by E [South East by East] of Upper Whitefield
Three small Cottages with small Vegetable Garden attached, occupied by labourers And property of [George] Berresford Esqre Macbiehill |
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[signed] R D Kerr CaptRE [Captain, Royal Engineers] 26th June 1856 -- [signed] James Carpenter C Asst. [Civilian Assistant] 23d June 1856 |
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