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Parish of St. Cuthberts
Sheet 33
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Bells Mills -- 4
Bells Mills Bridge -- 5
Bells Braes -- 5
Coates Banks -- 6
Coltbridge Mill -- 7
Coates Hall -- 12
Donaldson's Hospital -- 9
Hay Market Station -- 12
Old Queensferry Road -- 6
Old Windmill -- 8
Sandy Hole -- 5
Skinners Loan -- [7]
The Cauldron -- 4
The Haugh -- 8
Water of Leith -- 7
Windmill Brae --8
West Coates Nursery -- 11
Whitehouse T.P. [Turnpike] -- 11
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JOHN WATSON'S INSTITUTION |
John Watson's Institution
John Watson's Institution |
Mr. McGuffick
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[Situation] About 16 chains W by N [West by North] of the Water of Leith.
A large building 3 Stories high with handsome portico in front supported by eight mossy columns. At the entrance to the precincts is a handsome gateway and porter's lodge about 20 acres of land is attached occupied as gardens, pleasure grounds &c. The founder of this institution Mr. John Watson a Writer in Edinburgh who in 1759 left a reversion of his fortune about £5000 for the erection of a foundling hospital in Edinburgh the money was let at interest untill it accumulated to the sum of £100.000 but the utility of a foundling hospital was question and an act of parliament was obtained for altering the design of the donor; accordingly in 1825 the present building was commissioned and fitted up for the maintenance and education of destitute children. It can accomodate about 120, the number of inmates at present is 95 is a good course of English besides Latin, Greek and French is taught to such whose intended profession requires it also Drawing &c is taught. |
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BELL'S MILLS |
Bell's Mills
Bell's Mills
Bell's Mills
Bell's Mills |
Andrew Thomson
George Suttie
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[Situation] On the west side of the Water of Leith adjoining the Old Queensferry Road.
This name applies to 2 flour mills with granaries &c. attached and several small cottages adjacent the latter occupied chiefly by labourers besides a good house or cottage occupied by the proprietor John Sawers. The whole forming a sort of hamlet or small village. The mills are worked by two water wheels which are turned by water from the Water of Leith. At this place is a bridge over the Water of Leith which is usually called Bells Mills Bridge. |
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THE CAULDRON |
The Cauldron
The Cauldron |
Andrew Thomson
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[Situation] In the Water of Leith about 5 chains SW. [South West] John Watson's Institution.
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Form 136 Page
16 - Bell's Mills
16 - The Cauldron |
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SANDY HOLE |
Sandy Hole
Sandy Hole |
Andrew Thomson
John King |
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[Situation] In the Water of Leith at the south side of Bells Mills.
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BELL'S MILLS BRIDGE |
Bells Mills Bridge
Bells Mills Bridge |
Andrew Thomson
John King |
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[Situation] At the north side of Bells Mills.
A stone bridge of one arch over the Water of Leith adjacent to Bells Mills & over which the Old Queensferry Road passes |
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BELL'S BRAES |
Bells Braes
Bells Braes |
Andrew Thomson
John King |
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[Situation] On the western side of the Water of Leith near the SE. [South East] side of Bells Mills.
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Form 136 Page
18 - Sandy Hole
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17 - Bells Braes |
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COATES BAUKS |
Coates Bauks
Coates Bauks |
Andrew Thomson
John King |
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[Situation] Leading S. [South] Easterly from the Old Queensferry Road near Bells Mills Bridge.
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OLD QUEENSFERRY ROAD |
Old Queensferry Road
Old Queensferry Road |
Andrew Thomson
John King |
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[Situation] Passing at the north side of Bells Mills.
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Form 136 Page
17 - Coates Bauks
17 - Old Queensferry Road |
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COLTBRIDGE MILL (Flour) |
Coltbridge Mill
Coltbridge Mill |
William Lawrie
George Duncan |
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[Situation] About 24 chains E. [East] of Donaldson's Hospital
A large flour mill worked occasionally by a water wheel and sometimes by a steam engine and sometimes by both together. In the occupation of William Lawrie whose dwelling is near the mill The property of George Pape Esqr. Coltbridge House. |
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SKINNERS LOAN |
Skinners Loan
Skinners Loan |
William Lawrie
George Duncan |
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[Situation] At the NW [North West] side of Coltbridge Mill
A bye road or lane leading from Coltbridge to Ravelston Dykes |
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WATER of LEITH |
Water of Leith |
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[Situation] Running in N [North] Easterly direction passing by Bells Mills,
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Form 136 Page
20 - Coltbridge Mill
18 - Skinners Loan |
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WINDMILL BRAE |
Windmill Brae
Windmill Brae |
William Lawrie
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[Situation] On the north side of the Water of Leith from 8 to 18 Chains west of John Watsons Institution
This name applies to a sloping portion of ground on the north side of the Water of Leith On part of it stands the remains of an old windmill which gave rise to the name |
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OLD WINDMILL [John Watson's Institution] |
Old Windmill
Old Windmill |
William Lawrie Andrew Thomson |
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[Situation] About 6 Chains west of John Watsons Institution.
The walls of an old windmill which is roofless & has been disused for a long time past. a tradition in the locality says it had been used (for sometime previous to it being disused) for grinding forage for food for horses |
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THE HAUGH |
The Haugh
The Haugh |
William Lawrie Andrew Thomson |
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[Situation] On the north side of the Water of Leith SW [South West] of Bells Mills.
A small stripe of low ground along the Water of Leith. |
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Form 136 Page
19 - Windmill Brae
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DONALDSON'S HOSPITAL |
Donaldson's Hospital
Donaldson's Hospital |
Revd [Reverend] J. Forbes L.L.D. [Doctor of Laws]
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[Situation] South side of the Water of Leith about 15 chains SW by S. [South West by South] of Bells Mills.
A large and handsome structure of the Elizabethan Style of architecture from an admirable design by W. H. Playfair. It is three stories in height including an underground story. The figure of the building is a quadrangle with the exception of the chapel which forms an addition abutting from the centre of the north side of the building the chapel is handsomely ornamented & in keeping with the design of the main building. Each corner of the building forms a handsome tower 4 storeys in height & ornamented with turrets in the centre of the south side which the front is a similar tower with clock. It is all built of hewn stone and of the handsomest worKmanship. Around it is a park or portion of ground walled in the architecture of the walls are equally decorative with that of the Hospital. The ground is now in progress of being improved with shrubbery, walKs, terraces, &c. There are two handsome gateways leading to the hospital and a porters lodge at each gate. The hospital is intended to accommodate 300 children 150 boys and 150 girls but as yet only 120 children had been admitted 60 boys and 60 girls of whom 40 (20 boys & 20 girls) are deaf & dumb. This institution was founded by James Donaldson of Broughton Hall printer who died at Edinburgh in oct [october] 1830 by his will he bequethed the greater part of his property which was upwards of £200.000 for the erection and endowment of a hospital for the maintenance of poor boys & girls. The building was commenced in 1842. The first children were admitted to the hospital in Nov. [November] 1850. The site & grounds belonging to it was feued from Heriots Hospital. |
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Form 136 Page
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WEST COATES NURSERY |
West Coates Nursery
West Coates Nursery |
Mr. Downie
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[Situation] From 2 to 10 chains west from West Coates.
A well cultivated nursery chiefly for the culture of flowers and fancy shrubs. In it is a neat cottage the residence of the occupiers Downie & Laird. The ground is the property of Heriots Hospital. |
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WHITEHOUSE T.P. |
Whitehouse Toll
Whitehouse Toll |
Table of Tolls
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[Situation] 9 chains SE [South East] of Donaldsons Hospital.
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WEST COATES |
West Coates
West Coates
West Coates |
George Suttie
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[Situation] 16 chains ESE [East South East] of Donaldsons Hospital.
A farm steading or farm yard consisting of several office houses some of which are now occupied as cottages by work people & some used as stables & cowhouses. These houses & farm attached are occupied by William Lawrie of Coltbridge Mill. |
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20 - West Coates Nursery
20 - Whitehouse T.P.
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COATES HALL |
Coates Hall
Coates Hall |
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[Situation] About 16 chains E by S. [East by South] of Donaldsons Hospital.
A large & handsome cottage residence 3 stories high recently built the grounds around it are undergoing improvements and will consist of garden & ornamental [grounds]. The property of - Napier Esqr. |
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HAY MARKET STATION |
Hay Market Station
Hay Market Station |
Mr. Cochrane
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JOHN WATSON'S INSTITUTION |
John Watson's Institution |
Name on Lamp posts
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A large building three stories high with handsome Grecian portico in front supported by 8 mossy columns. At the entrance to the precincts is a handsome gate and porters lodge there are about 20 acres of land attached occupied as gardens pleasure grounds &c. The founder of this Institution was Mr. John Watson, Writer, in Edinburgh who in 1759 left a reversion of his fortune about £5000 for the erection of a foundling hospital in Edinburgh. The money was let at Interest until it accumulated to the sum of £100.000 but the utility of a foundling hospital was questioned and an act of parliament was obtained for altering the design accordingly in 1825 the present building was commenced for the maintainence and education of destitute children, it can accommodate about 120 the number at present is 95. The education a good course of English education besides Latin Greek and French, Drawing &c. |
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Sheet 25 five feet scale
List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] J. Carpenter 23rd April 1851
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BELL'S MILLS |
Bell's Mills |
Andrew Thomson millmaster Bell's Mills
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This name applies to two flour mills with granaries &c. attached & several small cottages occupied by WorK people besides a good & small constructed house or cottage occupied by the proprietor John Sawers. The mills are worKed by two water wheels which are turned by water from the water of Leith. At the place is a bridge of 2 arches over the water of Leith which is usually Called Bell's Mills Bridge. |
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THE CAULDRON |
The Cauldron |
Andrew Thomson Bell's Mills
George Suttie Whitehouse |
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List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] J. Carpenter 23d of April 1851
Township or Parish -- St Cuthberts
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BELL'S BRAES |
Bell's Brae |
Andrew Thomson Bells mills
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COATES BAUKS |
Coates BauKs |
Andrew Thomson Bells Mills
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OLD QUEENSFERRY ROAD |
Old Queensferry Road |
Andrew Thomson Bells mills
John King Water of Leith |
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SKINNERS LOAN |
Skinner's Lone |
William Lawrie Coltbridge
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SANDY HOLE |
Sandy Hole |
Andrew Thomson Bells Mills
John King Water of Leith |
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BELL'S MILLS BRIDGE |
Bell's Mills Bridge |
Andrew Thomson Bells Mills
John King Water of Leith |
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WINDMILL BRAE |
Windmill Brae |
William Lawrie millmaster Coltbridge
Andrew Thomson Bell's Mills |
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OLD WINDMILL [John Watson's Institution] |
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THE HAUGH |
The Haugh |
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A small stripe of low ground along the Water of Leith. |
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COLTBRIDGE MILL (Flour) |
Coltbrdige Mill |
William Lawrie Coltbridge mill
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A large flour mill worKed by water power & occasionally by steam power & sometimes worKed by both together. It has a water wheel and a Steam engine of 20 horse power occupied by William Lawrie whose dwelling is near the mill the occupier also has a farm the property of George Pape Esqr. |
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WHITEHOUSE T.P. |
Whitehouse Toll |
Table of Tolls
George Suttie Collector of Tolls Whitehouse |
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WEST COATES NURSERY |
West Coates Nursery |
Mr. Downie one of the firm West Coates
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A well cultivated nursery for the culture of flowers & fancy shrubs chiefly. In it are well arranged but small greenhouses also here is a neat cottage where the occupiers reside. Occupiers Downie & Laird. The property of Heriots Hospital |
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List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] J. Carpenter 23rd April 1851
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DONALDSON'S HOSPITAL |
Donaldson's Hospital |
Revd [Reverend] John Forbes L.L.D. [Doctor of Laws] House Governor & chaplain Donaldston's Hospital
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A large and handsome structure of the Elizabethan style of architecture from an admirable design by W. H. Playfair. It is 3 stories in height including an underground story at each corner is a tower 4 storey higher than the other part of the building and ornamented with turrets. In the middle of each of the south side is a tower of similar description all built of hewn stone and of handsome worKmanship around it is a walled small park or portion of ground which is now being improved with shrubbery, walks, fences &c. At the SE [South East] and SW [South West] corners of theses grounds are porters lodges. The hospital has accomodation for 300 children 150 boys & 150 girls but as yet only 120 children have been admitted 60 boys & 60 girls of whom 40 (20 boys & 20 girls) are deaf & dumb. This institution was founded by James Donaldson of Broughton Hall printer who died at Edinburgh in October 1830 by his will he bequethed the greater part of his property amounting to about £200,000 to certain trustees for the endowment & erection of an hospital for the maintenance of poor boys & girls after the plan of the orphan Hospital John Watson's Institution. The building was commenced about 1842. The first children were admitted in Nov 1850. The site & ground is feued from Herriots Hospital. |
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WEST COATES |
West Coates |
George Suttie Whitehouse
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HAY MARKET STATION |
Hay Market Station |
W. Cochrane Railway Inn
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COATES HALL |
Coates Hall |
Mr. Cochrane Railway Inn
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Coates Hall - A house
South Coates [crossed out]
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W Driscoll Gosset
Capt [Captain] RE [Royal Engineers]
Sep [September] 30 1851
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This Name Book refers to Edinburgh 1852 - Sheet 33
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[Volume] 103
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EDINBURGH
[Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. [Manuscript] STORE SOUTHAMPTON 15 DEC [DECEMBER] 92
Sheet 33.
Names of Parishes -- Pages
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