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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| INDEPENDENT CHAPEL [South Street] | Independent Chapel Independent Chapel |
Mr D Tolmie St Andrews Mr D Ballsillie St Andrews |
012 | A large substantial stone building in the Imornamental [sic] Gothic Style of Architecture, built by Subscription this year (1854), by the Independent body of dissenters as a house of worship. The building of the walls and roofing is completed but the glazing and internal woodwork is not yet done not even the flooring - but workmen are constantly employed at it, there is no gallerys [galleries] but it is intended to be seated with four hundred Sittings there is as yet no appointed Minister to it |
| BURGHER CLOSE | Burgher Close Burgher Close |
James Ireland South Street James Anderson South Street |
012 | A narrow court with its entrance from South Street It derives its name from a Burgher Chapel which was formerly situated here |
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[Page] 33Parish of St Andrews Sheet 3 Trace 6
About 7 Chains West of the Town Church [Situation for Independent Chapel]
North side of South Street [Situation for Burgher Close]
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