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Parish of St. Cuthbert
Sheet 34.
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Alva Street -- 4
Atholl Crescent -- 10
Atholl Place -- 15
Bread Street -- 33
Baptist Chapel -- 36
Brae House -- 38
Coates Crescent -- 10
Castle Terrace -- 21
Commercial Hotel & Tavern -- 26
Castle Barns -- 29
Charlotte Place -- 34
Charlotte Square -- 36
Caledonian Railway -- 36
Caledonian Railway St. City Customs' Station -- 37
Dr. [Doctor] Thomson's School -- 14
Dewar Place -- 24
Downie Place -- 39
Dalry Lane -- 40
East Coates -- 3
Erskine Place -- 11
Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway -- 35
Gaelic Free Church -- 19
Grove Street -- 21
Grove Place -- 22
Gardeners Crescent -- 39
Hay Market -- 7
Hope Street -- 34
Hay Market Station -- 35
Jessfield House -- 23
Lothian Road -- 14
Ladyfield Place -- 30
Melville Crescent -- 5
Melville Street -- 5
Melville Lane -- 5
Melville Place -- 5
Maitland Street -- 6
Missionary Chapel -- 6
Manor Place -- 9
Manse -- 17
Morrison Street -- 21
Newport Street -- 32
Orchardfield Place -- 31
Orchardfield Court -- 39
Port Hopetoun -- 28
Princes Street -- 35
Port Hamilton -- 39
Queensferry Street -- 13
Queensferry Street Lane -- 13
Railway Inn -- 7
Rutland Place -- 11
Rutland Street -- 13
Rutland Square -- 15
Recorders Office -- 23
Royal Riding Academy -- 25
Royal Horse Bazaar -- 26
Romilly Place -- 30
Robb's Court -- 33
Stafford Street -- 4
St. Cuthberts Street -- 4
South Coates -- 1
Shandwick Place -- 8
St. Thomas' Chapel -- 12
St. Cuthberts Lane -- 15
St. George's Free Church -- 16
St. Johns's Chapel -- 17
St. John's School (Episcopal) -- 40
St. Cuthberts or West Church on the site of Old St. Cuthberts Kirk -- 18 |
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Names of Objects -- Page
St. Cuthbert's Street -- 9
St. MarK's Chapel -- 19
St. David's Free church and school -- 20
St. Cuthberts Poor House -- 23
Scottish Naval & Military Academy -- 25
School -- 27
St. Anthony Place -- 28
St. Cuthbert's Industrial School -- 30
Semple Court -- 32
Semple Street -- 32
South Charlotte Street -- 34
Spences Place -- 39
Torphichen Street -- 3
Tobago Street -- 10
Tobago Place -- 11
Thomas Street -- 22
The Queen's Hotel -- 36
Union Hotel & Tavern -- 27
United Presbyterian Church -- 29
United Presbyterian Church -- 33
West Coates -- 3
William Street -- 8
Walker Street -- 9
Wallace Place -- 24
West Maitland Street -- 37
Weavers Land -- 37
St. Cuthbert's or West Church Burying Ground -- 19
St. John's Burying Ground -- 19
Charlotte Lane -- 34
Coates BanKs -- 40
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EAST COATES |
East Coates
East Coates
Coates House East |
M. MaKay
William Smith
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[Situation] About 7 chains WSW. [West South West] of Melville Crescent.
A small neat cottage two stories high in good repair with office houses attached and a small plot of ornamental ground This place is the family residence of Mayor MacKay. |
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WEST COATES |
West Coates
West Coates
Coates House West |
Mr. Campbell
William Smith
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[Situation] About 16 chains SW [South West] by W. [West] of Melville Crescent.
A neat house of moderate size two stories high & in good repair having office houses attached. Occupied by Mr. Campbell. The property of Mr. Forbes. |
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TORPHICHEN STREET |
Torphichen Street
Torphichen Street
Torphichen Street |
Corner TicKet
Inscriptn [Inscription] on lamp posts
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[Situation] From the south end of Atholl Place to St Cuthberts Lane.
This name applies to the north Side of a wide street extending from West Maitland Street and Athol Place to St. Cuthberts Lane. The houses are of a good class four stories high & occupied by respectable families. The south side of the street is called St Cuthbert Street from West Maitland Street to Wallace Place. |
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Form 136 Page
42 - East Coates
42 - West Coates
41 - Torphichen Street |
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ALVA STREET |
Alva Street
Alva Street
Alva Street |
Corner TicKet
Inscripn [Inscription] on Lamp posts
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[Situation] From the NW. [North West] end of Queen Street to Stafford Street.
A short wide street extending from Stafford Street to Melville Place It is clean & well paved. The houses are three stories high and of a good description. Occupied by professional & other gentlemen. |
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STAFFORD STREET |
Stafford Street
Stafford Street
Stafford Street |
Corner Ticket
Inscripn [Inscription] on Lamp Posts
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[Situation] From Melville Street to Maitland Street.
A wide street extending from Shandwick Place to Melville Street. the houses are well constructed [---] three stories high. Occupied [by] professional gentlemen & other [respectable] families. |
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ST CUTHBERT'S STREET |
St. Cuthbert Street
St. Cuthbert Street
St. Cuthbert's Street |
Corner Ticket
Inscriptn [Inscription] on lamp posts
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[Situation] On the south side of Torphichen Street.
This name applies to the south side of a wide street extending from West Maitland to Wallace Place each side of the street is a different property or belongs to different proprietors & therefore is called [by] different names. |
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Form 136 Page
43 - Alva Street
43 - Stafford Street
41 - St. Cuthbert Street [note] See also page 9 |
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MELVILLE CRESCENT |
Melville Crescent
Melville Crescent
Melville Crescent |
Corner Ticket
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[Situation] Intersecting Melville Street & Walker Street.
This name applies to a place forming a sort of square and intersecting Melville Street and Walker Street In the centre of the place is a small plot of ornamental ground enclosed. |
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MELVILLE STREET |
Melville Street
Melville Street
Melville Street |
Corner Ticket
Inscripn [Inscription] on Lamp posts
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[Situation] NE [North East] & SW. [South West] of Melville Crescent.
This name applies to the street extending SW. [South West] and NE. [North East] from Melville Crescent. It is well paved and clean &c. The houses are from three to four stories high and of good construction. Occupied by professional gentlemen, and other respectable families. See Name Book for Sheet 20 form 136 |
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MELVILLE PLACE |
Melville Place
Melville Place |
Corner Ticket
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[Situation] At the NE [North East] end of Alva Street & that of Melville St. For Descriptive Remarks see Name Book for sheet 20 |
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MELVILLE LANE |
Melville Lane |
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[Situation] At the rear of the houses along the NW. [North West] side of Melville Street.
See Name Book. Sheet 20. |
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Form 136 Page
44 - Melville Crescent
Melville Street
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Melville Lane |
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MAITLAND STREET |
Maitland Street
Maitland Street |
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[Situation] From Queensferry Street to the SW. [South West] end of Atholl Place.
A long wide street extending from Queensferry Street to Atholl Place adjoining West Maitland Street. Part of this street separates Coates Crescent from Atholl Crescent |
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MISSIONARY CHAPEL (Free Church) [Castle Terrace] |
Missionary Chapel (Free Church)
Missionary Chapel (Free Church) |
Revd [Reverend] P. McManemy minister
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[Situation] About 1 Chain West of the SW. [South West] side of Castle Terrace.
A large bricK building built in 1843. It was lately occupied [as a] Gaelic Free church untill May [---] last when the New Gaelic [Free] Church was completed. It is now a missionary Chapel connected with the Irish missions & supported chiefly by the Free Church and is [---] a great degree by most other denominations of protestants in Edinburgh but the minister Mr. [MacManemy] is a Free church minister. The Chapel can accommodate 1400 [---] seats. |
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RAILWAY INN [Hay Market] |
Railway Inn
Railway Inn |
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[Situation] At the SW [South West] end of Hay Market.
A house two stories high occupied as an Inn or public house having stables &c. attached The occupier is Mr Cochrane. |
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HAY MARKET |
Hay MarKet
Hay MarKet |
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[Situation] At the junction of Morrison Street & West Maitland Street.
This name applies to an open space or wide part of the street at the west end of West Maitland Street It is appriated [appropriated] as a place for selling hay. On the south side of it is the weigh house with weighing machine for weighing hay. |
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SOUTH COATES |
South Coates
South Coates |
Door Plate
Mr. Weir occupr [occupier] |
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[Situation] on the north side of the road opposite HaymarKet Station.
A neat cottage residence three Stories high with garden attached The residence of Robert Weir Wine merchant. |
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OLD QUEENSFERRY ROAD |
Old Queensferry Road |
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[Situation] Leading westward from Edinburgh by Bellsmills.
See Name Book. Sheet 28-33 |
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46 - Railway Inn [note] not in Plan
46 - Hay Market
Old Queensferry Road [note] on N.W. [North West] angle of the Sheet |
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SHANDWICK PLACE |
Shandwick Place
Shandwick Place
Shandwick Place |
Corner TicKet
Name on lamp posts
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[Situation] N.W. [North West] side of Maitland Street.
A range of well constructed houses on the north side of Maitland Street they are 4 stories high and occupied by respectable families. |
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WILLIAM STREET |
William Street
William Street
William Street |
Corner TicKet
Name on Lamp posts
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[Situation] N.W. [North West] side of Coates Crescent.
A wide street extends from Manor Place to Stafford Street. It is well paved and clean. The houses are well constructed & from three to four stories high. Occupied by respectable families. |
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49 - Shandwick Place
47 - William Street
West Maitland Street [crossed out] |
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WALKER STREET |
Walker Street
Walker Street
Walker Street |
Corner TicKet
Inscripn [Inscription] on Lamp posts
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[Situation] N.W. [North West] of Melville Crescent.
This name applies to a wide street extending each side of Melville Crescent, NW. [North West] & SE [South East], It is well paved, & clean, &c. The houses are of a good class three & four stories high. Occupied by respectable families. |
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MANOR PLACE |
Manor Place
Manor Place |
Corner TicKet
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[Situation] North West of Athol Place.
A wide Street leading NW. [North West] from Atholl Place passing at the SW. [South West] end of William Street and Melville Street. It is clean & well paved &c. The houses are of a good class. Occupied by professional gentlemen & other respectable families. |
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ST CUTHBERT'S STREET |
St. Cuthbert's Street
St. Cuthbert's Street |
Corner TicKet
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[Situation] About 6 chs. [chains] S. [South] of Atholl Crescent.
This name applies to a part of a street & consists of a range of houses extending from West Maitland Street to Wallace Place. Occupied chiefly by mechanics. |
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47 - Walker Street
48 - Manor Place
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COATES CRESCENT |
Coates Crescent
Coates Crescent |
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[Situation] On the NW. [North West] of Maitland Street.
This name applies to a crescent or street of the form of the segment of a circle. The houses are of a [type] class from two to three stories occupied by respectable [families] The street in front of the houses is well paved & clean &c. [There] is also an enclosed plot of [ornamental] ground planted with shrubs &c. |
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ATHOLL CRESCENT |
Atholl Crescent
Atholl Crescent
Atholl Crescent
Atholl Crescent |
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Inscripn [Inscription] on Lamp posts
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[Situation] On the SE [South East] side of Maitland Street.
A street or crescent the shape, a half moon & opposite to, Coates Crescent The houses are of a class occupied by respectable families. In front is an [enclosure] well laid out & planted with flowers &c. |
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TOBAGO STREET |
Tobago Street
Tobago Street |
Corner TicKet
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[Situation] From the south end of New Port Street to the south end of St. Cuthberts St.
This name applies [to part] of [an] irregularly built street extending from Newport Street & Spences Place to Morrison Street The houses are 2 to 4 stories high occupied by work people. |
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50 - Atholl Crescent |
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ERSKINE PLACE |
Erskine Place
Erskine Place
Erskine Place |
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[Situation] At the NE [North East] end of Maitland Street.
This name applies to a range of houses at the NE [North East] end of Maitland Street adjoining St. Thomas's Chapel The houses are four stories high & of a superior class occupied by respectable families. |
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RUTLAND PLACE |
Rutland Place
Rutland Place |
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[Situation] At the NE [North East] end of Rutland Street.
This name applies to the houses on that side of the street which extends from ErsKine Place to the Lothian Road. The houses are well constructed & of a superior class four stories high. The lower apartments are occupied as shops The upper are occupied as dwellings by respectable families. |
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TOBAGO PLACE |
Tobago Place
Tobago Place |
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[Situation] On the West side of St. Cuthberts Lane.
A plain dwelling house, 2 stories high, situated at the end of St. Cuthberts Lane. Occupied by Mr. Lawrie |
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ST THOMAS' CHAPEL (English Episcopal) [Maitland Street] |
St. Thomas' Chapel
St. Thomas' Chapel
St. Thomas' Chapel |
Revd [Reverend] D.T.K. Drummond
William Smith
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[Situation] At the NE [North East] end of Maitland Street adjoining Erskine Place.
A large and handsome edifice built by public subscription [in] 1843-4 and cost about £4500. [The] interior is well fitted up with [galleries] & pews &c. Sufficient to accomodate 900 persons with seats. [There] are two ministers who officiate [---] the Revd [Reverend] D.T.K. Drummond & W. Wade whose stipends are paid [by] seat rents. There are no free [sittings] except a few for church wardens. [The] congregation is Episcopal but together with the minister the [Reverend] Drummond separated themselves [---] the jurisdiction of the Bishop of the Diocese and have since [denominated] themselves English Episcopalians as belonging to the English Episcopal Church. |
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QUEENSFERRY STREET |
Queensferry Street
Queensferry Street |
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[Situation] Extending NW. [North West] from the NE [North East] end of Maitland Street & South end of Hope Street.
A wide street extending from the west end of Princes Street to Melville Place & Charlotte Place The street is macadamised, and clean, &c. the houses are well constructed & of a good class, the lower apartments are generally occupied as shops. The upper parts are occupied as dwellings, by respectable families. |
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QUEENSFERRY STREET LANE |
Queensferry Street Lane
Queensferry Street Lane |
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[Situation] From Queensferry Street to Stafford Street.
A narrow lane extending from Queensferry Street to Stafford Street It is macadamised, &c. The houses are small & occupied as stables, coach houses, &c. |
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RUTLAND STREET |
Rutland Street
Rutland Street |
Corner TicKets
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[Situation] From the end of Princes Street & Lothian Road to Rutland Square.
A short wide street leading from Rutland Place to Rutland Square It is well paved & supplied with every necessary. The houses are of a good class & occupied by respectable persons. |
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DR THOMSON'S SCHOOL |
Dr [Doctor] Thomson's School
Dr [Doctor] Thomson's School |
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[Situation] On the SW. [South West] side of Queensferry Street.
This school occupies a house four stories high. The school is managed by a board of directors and was established about 20 years ago by [Dr. [Doctor] Andrew Thomson] the teachers are a Rector [and] six masters. The average [number] of scholars attending is about [4--]. |
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LOTHIAN ROAD |
Lothian Road
Lothian Road |
Inscripn [Inscription] on Lamp posts
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[Situation] Leading south from the west end of Princes Street.
This name applies to a Street extending from the west [end] of Princes Street in a southerly [direction] as far as the end of Bread [Street] [&] St Anthony's Place. It is [macadamised] &c. the houses along it are [irregularly] built some are of a good [class] others are indifferent & occupied [by] workshops &c. |
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55 - Lothian Road
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ATHOLL PLACE |
Atholl Place
Atholl Place
Atholl Place |
Corner TicKet
Inscripn [Inscription] on Lamp post.
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[situation] At the SW. [South West] end of Maitland Street.
A range of handsome houses extending from Atholl Crescent to the end of Tophichen Street. The houses are from four to five stories high well constructed & of a good class. Occupied by respectable families |
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RUTLAND SQUARE |
Rutland Square
Rutland Square |
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[Situation] At the SW [South West] end of Rutland Street.
A small square at the SW [South West] end of Rutland Street. The houses in this square are of superior class four stories each house having a small portico in front. In the centre of the square is a railed in area laid out as ornamental ground. The houses are occupied by professional & other gentlemen. |
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ST CUTHBERT'S LANE |
St Cuthbert's Lane
St Cuthbert's Lane |
Corner TicKets
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[Situation] Extending from Lothian Road to the end of Tobago Street.
A long narrow irregular lane or back street leading from Lothian Road to Morrison Street It is macadamised &c. There are but a few houses in this lane & are chiefly worKshops. |
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ST GEORGE'S FREE CHURCH |
St. George's Free Church
St. George's Free Church |
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A large structure of [the] Saxon style of Architecture [---] in 1846 at the cost of about [---] The interior is well fitted with [---] &c sufficient to accommodate [about] 1400 persons with seats. The [incumbent] is the Revd Dr [Reverend Doctor] Candlish [whose] stipend is £130 paid from the subscription fund and a supplement of £200 given him by the congregation. |
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ST JOHN'S CHAPEL (Episcopal) [Princes Street] |
St. John's Chapel
St. John's Chapel
St. John's Chapel |
Very Revd [Reverend] E. B. Ramsay
Revd [Reverend] B. Addison
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[Situation] On the South Side of Princes Street at its west end.
A large & handsome edifice of the Gothic style of architecture. It is of an oblong form with a handsome square tower at the west end 120 feet high & surmounted by pinnacles. This church was built in 1818 & cost £15000. The interior is handsomely fitted up with seats sufficient to accommodate 900 persons. There are two clergymen attend this chapel the very Revd [Reverend] E. B. Ramsay, Dean of Edinburgh and the Revd [Reverend] B Addison. Attached to the east end of the chapel are a series of vaults for sepulture. It is an Episcopal chapel. There is also a small protion of grave yard attached to it |
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MANSE [St Cuthbert's Church] |
Manse
Manse |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Veitch occupier
G. Brown Recorder |
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[Situation] Near the south Side of St Cuthberts or West Church.
A plain cottage 2 stories high with plot of ornamental ground attached. It is the residence of Revd [Reverend] Mr Veitch one of the ministers of St. Cuthberts Church & belongs to St Cuthberts Parish. |
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Parish of St. Cuthberts
[Form 136] Page
57 - St. John's Chapel
Manse [note] Where the manse belongs to the Parish Church
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ST CUTHBERT'S CHURCH on the Site of St Cuthbert's Kirk |
St. Cuthbert's Church
St. Cuthbert's Church
St. Cuthbert's Church
St. Cuthbert's Church
St. Cuthbert's or West KirK
St. Cuthbert's or West KirK
St. Cuthbert's or West KirK
St. Cuthbert's or West KirK on the site of old St Cuthbert's KirK |
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Sexton of the church
PollocK's Guide
McDowall's Guide
History of the church & Parish - 1827
Mr Blyth superintendent of streets
Several Advertisements 1851
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[Situation] South side of the west end of Princes Street & E. [East] side of Lothian Road.
A large plain structure [with] a handsome spire. This church was built in 1775 upon the [---] an old parish church. It is [well] fitted with seats, and [double galleries] sufficient to contain 2000 [---]. There are 160 free seats for the poor besides several pews reserved [for] the Elders &c. The church is [surrounded] by a large grave yard. This is [---] Collegiate church. The ministers are Revd [Reverend] John Paul D.D. [Doctor of Divinity] and the Revd [Reverend] J. [Veitch]. Their stipends jointly amounts to about [---]. |
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Parish of St. Cuthberts
[notes]
Parish Church - Fullarton - Page 467
The word old is struck out of BooK and plan at O.M.O. [Ordnance Mapping Office]
21st February 1853 - (See remarks on plan)
That the old Kirk or church of St Cuthbert is very ancient is acKnowledged by
many historians and appears to have been built about the eight century. It is older than [recorded]
in Scotland“ says Chalmers "and had several grants before the charter of Holyrood house. Caledonia vol [---]
P. [Page] 780. Cuthbert, the celebrated founder of the bishopric of Durham who was born on Tweedside and lived [in]
the monastery of Mailros often travelled from the Tweed to the Forth and always instructed [the]
people by means of their peculiar language viz Anglo Saxon Cuthbert died on the 20th of March 687
From the vicinity of St. Cuthbert's church to the castle it is evident that in the frequent seiges
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sieges which that fortress sustained in the 16th century the West Kirk could not escape
damage. At the period of the reformation it was an old building covered with thatch
and it soon became too small to contain the parishioners. To remendy this a new loft was
erected in 1589 and the church was repaired the year following and another loft erected in the north
aisle together with a pillar as a station for those who were under the censure of the church at the
foot of which they were place during public worship. Still however the church being too small it was
deemed necessary together with altering & covering the roof with slate also to build a new church adjoining
[---] old one by way of addition this was done in 1593. In 1594 there was also a manse built the site of
which is occupied by the present manse. The burying ground seems to have been nearly coeval with the
[---] of the church but at the above mentioned date it included but a very small space of the present
burying ground being confined to a part of of the rising ground on the south west corner of the church [and]
extending to little more than a hundred feet west from the present steeple. The north side which is
now burying ground was then a marsh and a road from led from the foot of the castle to [...]
[---] close by the range of old tombs at present standing in the middle of the [high] of the cemetery.
In 1772 a resolution was formed by the heritors, on account of the ruinous irreparable
[---] of the old Kirk, to build a new church & remove altogether the old kirk. This old kirk
[---] a piece of singular architecture. One building was added to another from time to time
untill it had the appearance of a number of houses drawn close together while the interior found
[---] no plan presented a multitude of petty galleries stucK up one above another to the very
[rafters]. The new church was completed in 1775 & was built on the site of the old KirK. It is
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ST. CUTHBERT'S CHURCH BURIAL GROUND |
St. Cuthbert's or West KirK Burying Ground
St. Cuthbert's or West KirK Burying Ground
St. Cuthbert's or West KirK Burying Ground |
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Mr. Brown Recorder
History of the church |
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[Situation] On the E. [East] side of Lothian Road.
A large Grave Yard around St Cuthberts Church & belonging [to] it. part of it is very ancient [and] used from time immemorial there have been considerable additions [made] to it in modern times both on the [north] & south sides. |
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WEST CHURCH BURIAL GROUND |
St. Cuthbert's or West KirK Burying Ground
St. Cuthbert's or West KirK Burying Ground
St. Cuthbert's or West KirK Burying Ground |
Map of Church Yard
Mr. Brown Recorder
History of the church |
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[Situation] On the E. [East] side of Lothian Road.
A large Grave Yard around St Cuthberts Church & belonging [to] it. part of it is very ancient [and] used from time immemorial there have been considerable additions [made] to it in modern times both on the [north] & south sides. |
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ST. JOHN'S BURIAL GROUND |
St. John's Burying Ground
St. John's Burying Ground |
Map of West church Burying Ground
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A small Grave Yard [adjoining] and belonging to St. Johns [church.] In it are several vaults & Tombs |
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said that when the foundation was cleared for this new church that the
worKmen discovered five distinct foundations which if time would lead to the belief that
the present building is the 6th church that has been built on the same site
see History of the Church & Parish of St. Cuthbert
Published 1829
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ST MARK'S CHAPEL (Unitarian) |
St. MarK's Chapel
St. MarK's Chapel |
J. C. Wood
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[Situation] On the west side of Castle Terrace.
A small neat structure built in 1835 at a cost of about £1000 The interior is well fitted up with galleries, pews, &c. Sufficient to accommodate 600 persons with seats. The minister is the Revd [Reverend] J. C. Wood whose Stipends are paid by seat rents there are no free seats. It is a Unitarian Chapel. |
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GAELIC FREE CHURCH |
Free Gaelic Church
Free Gaelic Church
Gaelic Free Church
Gaelic Free Church |
Revd [Reverend] J. McLachlan
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[Situation] On the west side of Castle Terrace.
A handsome structure, erected in 1850-1 at a cost of about £2000 The interior is well fitted & supplied with galleries, pews &c. Sufficient to accommodate about 1000 persons with seats. The minister is the Revd [Reverend] J. McLachlan whose stipends amount to £130 & a supplement from the congregation. |
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Parish (of) St. Cuthberts
Form 136 Page
[60] - St. Mark's Chapel
[60] - Free Gaelic Church
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ST DAVID'S FREE CHURCH AND SCHOOL |
Free St. David's Church
Free St. David's Church
Free St. Davids School
Free St. Davids School |
Mr. McLaren
Revd [Reverend] Mr Ferguson
Mr. McLaren
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A large & plain building erected in 1844 at a cost [of] about £1700. The interior [is] fitted & supplied with [---] &c. sufficient to accommodate [---] 1000 persons with seats. The [---] is the Revd [Reverend] Mr. Ferguson [whose] stipend amounts to £130 from [---] Sustentation fund & a supplement from the congregation [Under] the body of the church is a [---] flat or story which is used as [a] school house in connection [with] the church attended on an [average] by about 100 scholars. The [Schoolmaster] is Mr. McLaren whose [...] is £20 per annum from the [...] fund besides school fees |
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Form 136 Page
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CASTLE TERRACE |
Castle Terrace
Castle Terrace |
Inscripn [Inscription] on Lamp posts
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[Situation] Leading SE. [South East] of Lothian Road.
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MORRISON STREET |
Morrison Street
Morrison Street
Morrison Street |
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Inscripn [Inscription] on Lamp posts
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[Situation] Leading from Hay Market to the south end of St. Cuthbert Street.
A long wide street extending from the Hay marKet & West Maitland Street to Tobago Street It is macadamised & supplied with gas lamps. There only a few houses as yet built in this Street these are of a good class & occupied by respectable families. |
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GROVE STREET |
Grove Street
Grove Street |
Corner TicKet
Inscripn [Inscription] on Lamp posts |
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[Situation] Leading south from Morrison Street.
A short street leading southward from Morrison Street it is macadamised & clean, &c. The houses are from 3 to 4 stories high & of a good class, occupied by respectable families. |
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Form 136 Page
62 - Castle Terrace
63 - Morrison Street
64 - Grove Street |
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GROVE PLACE |
Grove Place
Grove Place |
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[Situation] On the south side of Morrison Street & each side of the north end of Grove Street.
This name applies to a few houses each side of the NW [North West] [end] of Grove Street they are [---] stories high & of good [condition] Occupied by [respectable] families. |
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THOMAS STREET |
Thomas Street
Thomas Street
Thomas Street |
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[Situation] South of St Cuthberts Street.
A short street [extending] from St Cuthberts Street to [---] Street. It is macadamised [and] supplied with gas lamps. [---] are no houses built as yet [---] this street. part of it is only a narrow lane |
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West Maitland [crossed out]
Form 136 Page
63 - Grove Place
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JESSFIELD HOUSE |
Jessfield House
Jessfield House
Jessfield
Jessfield |
Mr. McLaren
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[Situation] At the East end of Torphichen Street.
A small neat cottage tow stories high and in good repair. Occupied by Mr Stillie. |
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ST CUTHBERT'S POOR HOUSE |
St. Cuthberts Charity WorK House
WorK House
Charity WorK House
St. Cuthbert's Charity WorK House
St Cuthberts Poor House
Poor House |
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The Governor of the house
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KirKwood's map of Edinr [Edinburgh] & Leith
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[Situation] Near the NW. [North West] side of the Caledonian Railway Station.
A large plain building four stories high in good repair occupied as a charity work house. This institution was founded in 1762 by heritors & KirK session of St Cuthberts Parish. The average number of inmates for the last few years is about 500. This institution is supported by voluntary subscriptions, Donations, &c |
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RECORDER'S OFFICE |
Recorders Office
Recorders Office |
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[Situation] In the S.W. [South West] corner of St. Cuthberts or West Church Burying Ground.
A small building in the church yard of St Cuthberts church which is the Recorder's office It is two storeys high & built in shape of a Tower. |
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St. Cuthbert's Poor House [note]
"The statutory name is Poorhouse
under the act 8 & 9 vict. c. [victoria chapter] 83 and
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nised by the board of supervision.
Buildings & Institions erected before
the act passed will in common parlance
retain these ancient names which have been conferred
under previous local acts“
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WALLACE PLACE |
Wallace Place
Wallace Place |
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DEWAR PLACE |
Dewar Place
Dewar Place
Dewar Place |
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A range of houses on [the] east side of St. Cuthberts [---] They are two stories high [and] in good repair. |
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Form 136 Page
67 - Wallace Place
68 - Dewar Place
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SCOTTISH NAVAL AND MILITARY ACADEMY |
Scottish Naval and Military Academy and Royal Riding School
Scottish Naval and Military Academy
Royal Naval and Military Academy
Scottish Naval and Military Academy
Royal Naval and Military Academy |
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[Situation] On the west side of Lothian Road.
A large and handsome building three stories high and in good repair. It was founded in 1825. This academy is for the purpose of affording education to pupils destined to serve in the Army or Navy or East India Company's Service. The supporters of the establishment consist of Shareholders Donors and annual Contributors. In it is taught all the branches of education necessary to fit a gentleman for the military profession. Part of the building is appriated as a Riding School Mr. Scott of Brae House has the management of the Riding School & is a separate department of the Institution & is called the Royal Riding Academy. |
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ROYAL RIDING ACADEMY |
Royal Riding Academy
Royal Riding Academy |
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A large and handsome building three stories high and in good repair. It was founded in 1825. This academy is for the purpose of affording education to pupils destined to serve in the Army or Navy or East India Company's Service. The supporters of the establishment consist of Shareholders Donors and annual Contributors. In it is taught all the branches of education necessary to fit a gentleman for the military profession. Part of the building is appriated as a Riding School Mr. Scott of Brae House has the management of the Riding School & is a separate department of the Institution & is called the Royal Riding Academy. |
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ROYAL HORSE BAZAAR |
Royal Horse Bazaar
Royal Horse Bazaar |
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[Situation] On the west side of Lothian Road.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL AND TAVERN [Lothian Road] |
Jackson's Commercial Hotel & Tavern
Jackson's Commercial Hotel & Tavern |
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A large house four [stories] high. Occupied as a hotel [&] tavern by Mr. Jackson. [the] flat is a Tavern & the 2 storeys [---] it is a hotel The upper stories of [---] house are private dwellings |
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SCHOOL [St Anthony Place] |
School
School |
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A small plain building erected by public subscription in 1846. Occupied as a school house in connection with the United Presbyterian Church. The average number of pupils is about 150. The course of education is the ordinary branches taught in English schools. The schoolmaster is Mr. A. Thomson, whose salary is paid by the school fees |
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UNION HOTEL AND TAVERN [St Anthony Places] |
Johnston's Union Hotel & Tavern
Johnston's Union Hotel & Tavern |
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A large house four stories high, and occupied as a hotel and Tavern by Mr. Johnsston. on the west side of Lothian Road. |
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ST ANTHONY PLACE |
St. Anthony Place
St. Anthony Place
St. Anthony's Place
St. Anthony Place |
Corner TicKet
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[Situation] At the east end of Castle Barns.
A range of houses [extending] from the end of the [Lothian] Road to Castle Barns. They [are] four stories high & in good [repair] The lower apartments are used [as] shops the upper stories are [---] occupied by mechanics & [other] work people. |
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PORT HOPETOUN |
Port Hopetoun
Port Hopetoun
Port Hopetoun |
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This name applies to the ranges of houses, which surround the canal basion on the E. [East] [---] & partly on the north side. [---] horse houses on chiefly [---] & workshops. The name also applies to the basin of the canal at this place |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Lothian Road] |
United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church |
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A large & handsome structure erected in 1830 at a cost of about £3300. It is seated for 1300 persons there are none appointed exclusively for the poor but none are excluded who cannot pay. The minister is the Revd [Reverend] William Reid whose salary arises from seat rents. |
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CASTLE BARNS |
Castle Barns
Castle Barns
Castlebarns
Castle Barns |
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This name applies to the street extending from Tobago Street to St. Anthony's Place Also to a large court on its north side in which are several offices. The houses are from one to three stories high, occupied by working people. |
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LADYFIELD PLACE |
Ladyfield Place
Ladyfield Place |
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St. Cuthberts Industrial School
St. Cuthberts Industrial School |
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ROMILLY PLACE |
Romilly Place
Romilly Place
Romilly Place |
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ORCHARDFIELD PLACE |
Orchardfield Place
Orchardfield Place
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Corner TicKet
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NEWPORT STREET |
New Port Street
New Port Street
Newport Street
Newport Street |
Corner TicKet
William Smith
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[Situation] Extending north from Castle Barns, at Orchardfield Place.
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Semple Court
Semple Court |
Corner TicKet
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[Situation] At the south side of Spences Place.
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Semple Street
Semple Street |
Corner TicKet
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[Situation] Extending south from Castle Barns.
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ROBB'S COURT |
Robb's Court
Robb's Court
Robb's Court
Robb's Court |
Corner TicKet
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[Situation] At the E. [East] side of Newport Street.
A large court in which is a range of cottages two stories high & situated on the north side of Castle Barns. in good repair. Occupied by respectable families. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Bread Street] |
Bread Street Church
Bread Street Church
Bread Street Church (United Presbyterian Ch [Church]) |
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Duncan
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[Situation] On the south side of Bread Street.
A large plain structure with semicircular Gothic windows Belonging to the United Presbyterians. The interior is well fitted up with gallery &c. Seated for 1100 persons The congregation attending this church is about 950. The minister is the Revd [Reverend] Mr. Duncan whose stipend is £250 raised by seat rents. There is no manse. There are no free sittings exclusively for the poor but none are excluded who cannot pay. |
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BREAD STREET |
Bread Street
Bread Street |
Corner TicKet
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For Descriptive Remarks see name Book for Sheet 27. |
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CHARLOTTE PLACE |
Charlotte Place
Charlotte Place |
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[Situation] At the NW. [North West] end of Queensferry Street.
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CHARLOTTE LANE |
Charlotte Lane
Charlotte Lane
Charlotte Lane |
Mr. Thomson
Post Office Directory
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[Situation] Extending north from Queensferry Street.
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE STREET |
South Charlotte Street
South Charlotte Street |
Corner TicKet
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[Situation] From Princes Street to Charlotte Square.
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HOPE STREET |
Hope Street
Hope Street |
Corner TicKets
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[Situation] From the west end of Princes Street to Charlotte Square.
A short wide street [extending] from Charlotte Square to the [---] of Princes Street. It is clean [and] well paved, &c. The houses are [---] stories high & of good class. [Occupied] by respectable families. |
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HAY MARKET STATION |
Hay market Station |
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EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY |
Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway |
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[Situation] S.W. [South West] side of Hay MarKet.
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CHARLOTTE SQUARE |
Charlotte Square |
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PRINCES STREET |
Princes Street |
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THE QUEEN'S HOTEL |
The Queen's Hotel
The Queen's Hotel |
Sign Board
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[Situation] On the north side of Princes Street.
A large hotel which occupies the house No. 131 Princes Street and also the two upper stories of No. [---] It affords all the necessary accommodation as a respectable hotel to gentleman travellers |
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BAPTIST CHAPEL |
Baptist Chapel |
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[Situation] E. [East] side of South Charlotte Street.
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY |
Caledonian Railway |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY STATION |
Caledonian Railway Station
Caledonian Railway Station
Lothian Road Station |
G. Brown
Directory 1851
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[Situation] At the west side of Lothian Road.
A large railway station which is the terminus of the Caledonian Railway. It consists chiefly of a large shed covering the terminus of the line & of the various offices &. goods storerooms all in good repair |
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CITY CUSTOMS' STATION [Hay Market] |
City Customs' Station
City Customs' Station |
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[Situation] E. [East] side of Hay Market.
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WEST MAITLAND STREET |
West Maitland Street
West Maitland Street |
Corner Tickets
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[Situation] From the west end of Morrison Street to that of St. Cuthberts Street.
A wide street extending from Hay Market to the west end of St. Cuthberts Street. The houses are of a good class 4 stories high. |
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WEAVERS LAND |
Weavers Land |
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BRAE HOUSE |
Brae House
Brae House |
Inscriptn [Inscription] on gate
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[Situation] On the west side of Lothian Road near its north end.
A neat cottage 3 stories high with small garden &c. attached. Adjoining the house are several offices Stables Coach houses &c. The proprietor is Isaac Scott who is postmaster for Scotland to the Queen. There are also Livery Stables a large number of posting horses are always kept besides coaches, cabs; Hearses &c. |
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DOWNIE PLACE |
Downie Place |
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[Situation] Extending south from the west end of Bread Street.
Descriptive Remarks in Name Book for Sheet 29 |
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GARDENER'S CRESCENT |
Gardener's Crescent |
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[Situation] Extending south from the west end of Tobago Street.
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ORCHARDFIELD COURT |
Orchardfield Court |
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[Situation] At the N. [North] side of Tobago Street.
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PORT HAMILTON |
Port Hamilton |
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[Situation] South side of the east end of Tobago Street.
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SPENCE'S PLACE |
Spence's Place
Spence's Place |
Corner TicKet
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[Situation] South side of Castle Barns.
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DALRY LANE |
Dalry Lane |
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[Situation] Leading southwards from Hay MarKet.
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COATES BANKS |
Coates BanKs |
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[Situation] Leading NW. [North West] from a large road & passing near the SW. [South West] of East Coates.
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ST JOHN'S SCHOOL (Episcopal) |
St. John's School (Episcopal) |
Sign Board
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[Situation] On West side of Castle St. and close on the East of the Missionary Chapel (Free Church).
A school belonging to the Episcopal congregation of St. Johns. It is for children of both sexes and is numerously attended |
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TORPHICHEN STREET |
Torphichen Street |
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A street branching S, E, [South East] from West Maitland Street to its junction with St. Cuthberts Lane. The houses are 4 stories high well built and in good repair. Occupied respectable families. This street is macadamised, lighted with gas, and supplied with water. |
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ST CUTHBERT'S STREET |
St. Cuthbert's Street |
Corner Tickets
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Torphichen Street - A street
St. Cuthbert's Street - A street
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EAST COATES |
East Coates |
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A small but neat house 2 stories high and in good repair having offices attached also a small portion of ornamental ground. This house is the family residence of Major McKay. |
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WEST COATES |
West Coates |
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A moderate sized house 2 stories high and in good repair having offices and a small portion of ornamental ground attached Occupied by Mrs Campbell. The property of Mr Forbes. |
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East Coates - A house & offices
West Coates - A house & offices
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ALVA STREET |
Alva Street |
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A well laid out street branching from Melville Place to Stafford Street, it is well paved lighted up with gas. The houses 3 stories high, well built and are ornamented with a ballustrade. Occupied by professional and other gentlemen. |
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STAFFORD STREET |
Stafford Street |
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A well laid out street branching of Shandwick Place, crossing the West end of Alva Street to Melville Street, it is well paved, lighted up with gas, the houses are 3 stories high, well built, in good repair and occupied by professional gentlemen &c. |
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Alva Street - A street
Stafford Street - A street
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MELVILLE CRESCENT |
Melville Crescent |
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A well laid out place intersecting the centre of Melville Street and Walker Street, it is not yet built up. there is a small area in the middle railed in, ornamented with shrubbery and pleasure walks. |
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RAILWAY INN [Hay Market] |
Railway Inn |
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HAY MARKET |
Hay Market |
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This name applies to that open space situated between West Maitland Street and the Hay market station, it is appropriated as the Hay Market, on the south side of it is a small house or shed having a weighing machine attached used for the weighing of hay. |
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Railway Inn - An Inn or public house
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WALKER STREET |
Walker Street |
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A good street leading from Coates Crescent and intersecting Melville Crescent. it is paved, lighted up with gas and supplied with water. The houses are 3 and 4 stories high well built and in good repair. Occupied by respectable families. |
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WILLIAM STREET |
William Street |
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A good street leading from Stafford Street to Manor Place. it is paved, lighted with gas, and supplied with [water], the houses are 3 & 4 stories high well built, and are occupied by respectable families. |
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Walker Street - A street
William Street - A street
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MANOR PLACE |
Manor Place |
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A handsome street leading from Atholl Place, crossing the end of William Street and Melville Street, it is paved lighted with gas and supplied with water. The houses are 3 stories high well built, and ornamented with a ballustrade, they are occupied by professionals and other gentlemen. |
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Manor Place - A street
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SHANDWICK PLACE |
Shandwick Place |
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WEST MAITLAND STREET |
West Maitland Street |
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A handsome street leading from the Head & the end of Morrison St. to the SW. [South West] end of Maitland Street. it is macadamised lighted up with gas, and supplied with water. The houses are well built in good repair, and are occupied by respectable families. |
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Shandwick Place - A range of houses
West Maitland Street - A street
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COATES CRESCENT |
Coates Crescent |
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A handsome crescent leading from Shandwick Place to Manor Place. it is paved lighted up with gas and supplied with water. The houses are 2 & 3 stories high well built and in good repair, occupied by respectable families, in front of this is a small ornamental portion of ground. |
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ATHOLL CRESCENT |
Atholl Crescent |
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A handsome crescent leading from Maitland Street to Atholl Place, it is pavied lighted with gas, and supplied with water. The houses are The houses are 3 & 4 stories high well built & in good repair, occupied by respectable families |
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Atholl Crescent - A crescent
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ST THOMAS' CHAPEL (English Episcopal) [Maitland Street] |
St Thomas' Chapel (Episcopal) |
Rev. [Reverend] D. J. K. Drummond Montpelier
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A large and handsome built edifice, situated at Rutland Place, it was erected in 1843-4 at a cost of about £4500, by subscription. The interior is well fitted out with galleries seats &c, and affords accommodation for about 900 persons. The present incumbents are the Rev. [Reverend] D. J. K. Drummond & W. D. Wade, whose stipend arises from seat rents, no free sitting except a few for church wardens &c. It is the English episcopal Congregation that worships here. |
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St Thomas' Chapel - A Church
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ERSKINE PLACE |
Erskine Place |
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Rutland Place |
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 31 1851
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DR [Doctor] THOMSON'S SCHOOL |
Dr. [Doctor] Andrew Thomson's School |
Mr B. Crowe Rector Queensferry St.
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 12 1851
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QUEENSFERRY STREET |
Queensferry Street |
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Queensferry Street Lane |
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 21 1851
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Queensferry Street - A street
Queensferry Street Lane - A Lane
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RUTLAND STREET |
Rutland Street |
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LOTHIAN ROAD |
Lothian Road |
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 23rd 1851
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Rutland Street - A street
Lothian Road - A street
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ATHOLL PLACE |
Atholl Place |
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RUTLAND SQUARE |
Rutland Square |
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 23 1851
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Atholl Place - A range of houses
Rutland Square- A Square of houses
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ST JOHN'S CHAPEL (Episcopal) [Princes Street] |
St John's Chapel (Episcopal) |
The Very Rev. [Reverend] E. B. Ramsay Ainslie Place
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 23 1851
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St. John's Chapel (Episcopal)] - A Church
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ST GEORGE'S FREE CHURCH |
St George's Free Church |
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St George's Free Church - A church
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ST. CUTHBERT'S CHURCH (PAROCHIAL) |
St Cuthbert's Church (Parochial) |
G. Anderson Lothian Road
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 23d 1851
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St. Cuthbert's Church - A church
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ST MARK'S CHAPEL (Unitarian) |
St Mark's Chapel |
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GAELIC FREE CHURCH |
Free Gaelic Church |
Rev. [Reverend] T. McLachlan Free Gaelic Church
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 23d 1851
Object
St Mark's Chapel - A chapel
Gaelic Free Church- A church
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FREE ST DAVID'S CHURCH AND SCHOOL |
Free St David's Church |
Mr. McLaren Teacher Free St. David's School
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 23d 1851
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Free St. David's Church - A church
Free St. David's School - A school
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CASTLE TERRACE |
Castle Terrace |
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ST CUTHBERT'S LANE |
St Cuthbert's Lane |
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 23d 1851
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St Cuthbert's Lane - A Lane
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MORRISON STREET |
Morrison Street |
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GROVE PLACE |
Grove Place |
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A short range of houses branching of each side of the N.W. [North West] end of Grove Street, they are 3 stories high well built and in good repair, occupied by respectable families. |
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 23d 1851
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Morrison Street - A street
Grove Place - A range of houses
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GROVE STREET |
Grove Street |
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WEST MAITLAND STREET |
West Maitland Street |
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This street leads from Atholl Place in direction of the Hay Market station, it is macadamised lighted with gas. The houses are 4 stories high well built, in good repair and are occupied by respectable families. |
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 23d 1851
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Grove Street - A Street
West Maitland Street - A Street
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THOMAS STREET |
Thomas Street |
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JESSFIELD HOUSE |
Jess Field House |
Mr. McLaren Morrison Street
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 23d 1851
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Thomas Street - A street
Jessfield House - A cottage
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ST CUTHBERT'S POOR HOUSE |
St. Cuthberts Charity Work House |
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 23 1851
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St. Cuthberts Charity Work House - A house for poor
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WALLACE PLACE |
Wallace Place |
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 27 1851
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Wallace Place - a range of houses |
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ST. CUTHBERT'S STREET |
St. Cuthbert's Street |
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DEWAR PLACE |
Dewar Place |
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 27th 1851
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St. Cuthberts' Street - A street
Dewar Place - A range of houses
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SCOTTISH NAVAL AND MILITARY ACADEMY ROYAL RIDING ACADEMY |
Scottish Naval and Military Academy Royal Riding Academy |
Captain Ore Superintendent Scottish Naval & Military Academy
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ROYAL HORSE BAZAAR |
Royal Horse Bazaar |
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL AND TAVERN [Lothian Road] |
Jackson's Commercial Hotel & Tavern |
Mr. Jackson
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A large house 4 stories high and in good repair, occupied as a Hotel and Tavern by Mr. Jackson |
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 28 1851
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Commercial Hotel & Tavern - A Hotel & Tavern
Caledonian Railway Tavern [crossed out]
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SCHOOL [St Anthony Place] |
School |
A. Thomson Teacher
Rev. [Reverend] W. Reid Montpellier |
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UNION HOTEL AND TAVERN [St Anthony Places] |
Johnston's Union Hotel & Tavern |
Mr. Johnston
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Union Hotel and Tavern - A Hotel
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ST ANTHONY PLACE |
St Anthony Place |
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PORT HOPETOUN |
Port Hopetoun |
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William Smith Police Officer
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 28th 1851
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St Anthony Place - A range of houses
Port Hopetoun - A range of houses
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Lothian Road] |
United Presbyterian Church (Lothian Road) |
The Rev. [Reverend] William Reid Montpellier
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 29th 1851
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United Presbyterian Church - A church
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CASTLE BARNS |
Castle Barns |
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ORCHARDFIELD COURT |
Orchardfield Court |
Corner Ticket
William Smith Police officer |
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A short row of houses situated in a recess betwixt Orchardfield Place and Tobago St., they are 3 stories high in good repair, having small gardens in front, and are occupied by mechanics &c. |
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 27th 1851
Object
Castle Barns - A street
[signed] David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] |
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LADYFIELD PLACE |
Ladyfield Place |
Corner Ticket
H. Hammilton Tobago St. |
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A small row of cottages leading North of Tobago Street, they are 2 stories high in good repair, and occupied by respectable families |
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ST CUTHBERT'S INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL |
St Cuthbert's Industrial School |
Name on Door
Hugh Hammilton Tobago St. |
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A house two stories high and in good repair, occupied partly as an industrial school and partly by the schoolmaster & Mrs. This school was established in 1847, the average number scholars are about 70 who are taught the common branches of education taught in English schools The girls are also taught sewing. |
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 27 1851
Object
Ladyfield Place - A range of houses
St. Cuthberts Industrial School - A School house
[signed] David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] |
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GARDENER'S CRESCENT |
Gardner's Crescent |
Corner Ticket
Lamp Posts |
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A handsome Crescent leading from the south side of Tobago Street in direction of St. Davids Church, it is paved lighted with gas, and supplied with water. The houses are 4 stories high well built and in good repair, Occupied by respectable families. |
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ROMILLY PLACE |
Romilly Place |
Corner Ticket
Lamp Posts
H. Hammilton Tobago St. |
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A range of houses on the South side of Tobago Street, they are 4 stories high, in good repair, and Occupied by mechanics. |
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] 27 Jany [January], 1851
Object
Gardener's Crescent - A crescent
Romilly Place - A range of houses
[signed] David Hannay C/a [Civilian assistant] |
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TOBAGO STREET |
Tobago Street |
Corner Ticket
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This street leads from the East end of Morrison Street to Castle Barns, it is macadamised, lighed [lighted] with gas, and supplied with water The houses are 3 & 4 stories high, in middling repair and are occupied by mechanics &c. |
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ST. DAVID'S CHURCH (QUOAD SACRA) |
St. David's Church (Quoad Sacra) |
William Smith Sexton of the church |
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A large and plain built edifice having a vestibule in front, it was erected about 20 years ago as a Chapel of Ease The interior is well fitted up with galleries &c, sufficiently commodious for about 1000 persons No. of sittings let are about 200 the rest are all unlet. |
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 27 1851
Object
Tobago Street - A street
[signed] David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] |
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ORCHARDFIELD PLACE |
Orchardfield Place |
Corner Ticket
William Smith Police Officer |
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A range of houses on the North side of Castle Barns they are 3 stories high in good repair and are occupied by mechanics &c. |
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NEWPORT STREET |
New Port Street |
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A short and narrow street leading from Castle Barns in a northerly direction, it is paved lighted with gas. The houses are 3 stories high in good repair, and are occupied by working people. |
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SEMPLE COURT |
Semple Court |
Corner Ticket
William Smith Police Officer |
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An opening or close leading from Semple Street into the rear of Spence's Place. |
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 27th 1851
Object
Orchardfield Place - A range of houses
New Port Street - A street
Semple Court - A close or Entry
[signed] David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] |
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SPENCE'S PLACE |
Spence's Place |
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William Smith Police Officer |
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A range of houses on the South side of Castle Barns, they are 4 stories high in good repair, and are occupied by mechanics &c. |
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ROBB'S COURT |
Robb's Court |
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William Smith Police Officer |
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A row of houses situated in a recess on the North side of Castle Barns, they are 2 stories high in good repair and are occupied by respectable families. |
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SEMPLE STREET |
Semple Street |
Corner Ticket
William Smith Police Officer |
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A street leading from the south side of Castle Barns to Fountain Bridge. The houses are 2 stories high and are occupied by working people. This street is paved lighted with gas, and supplied with water |
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List of Names collected by David Hannay c/a [civilian assistant] Jany [January] 27 1851
Spence's Place - A range of houses
Semple Street - A street
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Bread Street] |
Bread Street Church [United Presbyterian)
Bread Street Church
Bread Street United Presbyterian Ch. [Church] |
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Duncan Grove Street
Name on Lamp Posts
Mr. John Smith Elder 54 Princes Street |
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A large building of the plain style with semicircular Gothic windows well fitted with galleries, pews &c, belonging to the United Presbyterians. There is no manse belonging, the Minister is the Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Duncan The number of sitting is 1100 the congregation is about 950 The stipend is £250 raised by seat rents & collections |
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FREE ST. CUTHBERTS CHURCH |
Free St Cuthberts Church |
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Stirrat Grove Street
Mr. Richardson Bread Street |
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A neat & well constructed building partly of the Gothic Style The front is surmounted by a small stone cross, & pinnacles each side. It was built in 1846-7 The interior is well fitted with galleries pews &c. Capable of accommodating 900 with sittings. There are about 30 sittings free but none are exclusively for that purpose In the under part of the building are separate apartments for sessions house ministers rooms &c. |
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Edinburgh 5 feet scale
List of Names collected by C. A. [Civilian Assistant] J. Carpenter Feby [February] 5. 1851
Free St Cuthberts Church [note] sheet 27
[signed] H James CRE [Captain Royal Engineers]
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[note] Complete
[Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 15 DEC [December] 82
EDINBURGH
Sheet 34
Names of Parishes -- Pages
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