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Parish of St Cuthberts
Sheet 38.
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Brandfield House -- 5
Bainfield -- 5
Brandfield Place -- 5
Castle Silk Mills -- 6
Bronze Foundry -- 22
Caledonian Railway -- 10
Dalry House -- 3
Dalry Lane -- 3
Dalry Gardens -- 3
Draw Bridge No. 1 -- 8
Draw Bridge No. 2 -- 8
Draw Bridge No. 3 -- 8
Downie Place -- 17
Dunbar Street -- 23
Edinburgh Slaughter House -- 12
Easter Dalry -- 4
Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway -- 10
Earl Grey Street -- 17
Fountain Grove -- 11
Flour Mill -- 13
Fountain Court -- 16
Fountain Bridge -- 19
Grove Street -- 9
Gardeners Crescent -- 9
Gillespie Street -- 13
Gilmore Place -- 15
Gillespie's Hospital -- 21
Grove Bridge -- 22
Grove Cottage -- 22
Grove House -- 26
Grove Lane -- 24
Gilmore ParK -- 23
Hay MarKet Station -- 10
Hailes Street -- 15
Hamilton Court -- 16
Hopetoun Foundry -- 23
Lochrin Basin -- 7
Lochrin -- 11
Lochrin Distillery -- 11
Lochrin House -- 13
Lower Gilmore Place -- 14
Outer or Old Basin -- 7
Port Hopetoun -- 9
Ponton Street -- 12
Port Hamilton -- 24
Riego Street -- 12
Semple Street -- 9
School (Free Church) -- 18
St. David's Church -- 20
Thornybauk -- 12
Union Canal -- 6
Upper Gilmore Place -- 14
Viewforth -- 4
Weavers Land -- 11
WalKer's Pend -- 15
Wright's Houses -- 19
Toll Cross -- 24
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DALRY HOUSE |
Dalry House
Dalry House |
James Walker Esqr.
Mr. Allan Easter Dalry House |
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[Situation] About 29 Chains W by S. [West by South] of St. Davids Church
A neat & handsome house with suitable office houses, Porters lodge & garden attached & surrounded with a small Demesne laid out in pleasure ground, gardens &c. The property & residence of James Walker Esqr. Advocate. |
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DALRY LANE |
Dalry Lane
Dalry Lane |
Thomas Fleming Garden
Mr. Allan |
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[Situation] About 2 1/2 Chains North of Dalry House.
This name applies to a Short. extent of the road leading in a SW. [South West] direction from the Hay Market passing north little of Dalry House and is part of the road leading to Mid Calder, There are a few houses each side of the road It is well macadamised, |
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DALRY GARDENS |
Dalry Gardens |
Thomas Fleming Gardener |
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[Situation] From 17 to 27 Chains west of St. Davids church
This name applies to two large MarKet Gardens Its produce of fruit & vegetables are sent to Edinburgh marKets. |
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EASTER DALRY |
Easter Dalry House
Easter Dalry
Easter Dalry |
Thomas Fleming
James Davison
Alexander Knowles |
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[Situation] 4 Chains north of Dalry House
A neat cottage residence 3 Stories with small garden and ornamental ground attached occupied by Mr. Allan Publisher The property of James Walker Esqr Dalry House, |
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VIEWFORTH |
Viewforth
Viewforth |
Corner Tickets
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[Situation] Crossing the Union Canal near Castle Silk Mills
This name applies to a long Street lately laid out extending from Brundfield Place to the road near Brandfield Place Crossing the Union Canal near Castle Silk Mills. Along it near its S E [South East] end are Several handsome villas with gardens & ornamental ground attached, but the greater part of the Street has no houses yet built on, |
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BRANDFIELD HOUSE |
Brandfield House
Brandfield House |
Name on Gate
Mr. Bell occupier |
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[Situation] 18 Chains SW by W [South West by West] of St. Davids church
A neat Cottage residence four Stories high, in good repair with garden attached. The residence of R. Bell Esqr. Manager of the City of Glasgow BanK in Edinburgh. Adjoining this Cottage is another of the Same description which is not known by any name. |
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BAINFIELD |
Bainfield
Bainfield |
Mr. Young occupier
Mr. Bishop Bainfield |
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[Situation] About 33 Chains S W. [South West] of St. Davids Church.
This name applies to a neat Cottage three stories high with garden attached also two Cottages occupied by work people, with a garden attached to each |
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BRANDFIELD PLACE |
Brandfield Place
Brandfield Place |
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Map of City |
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[Situation] 15 Chains SW by W. [South West by West] of St. David's church. At the SW [South West] end of Fountain Bridge
This name applies to a large house or building consisting of 4 or 5 separate tenements or dwellings. It is 4 Stories high & occupied by respectable families. |
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26 - Brandfield Place |
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CASTLE SILK MILLS (Disused) |
Castle Silk Mills
Castle Silk Mills |
Plan of City
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[Situation] 17 Chains SW by S. [South West by South] of St. Davids Church.
An extensive and well ConStructed building built of white Sandstone part of it is 3 & part 4 Stories high, It is at present unoccupied. It was built for the purpose of a Silk manufactory & occupied as such until lately, It was fitted up with all the necessary machinery &c. these fixtures are now nearly all taken away and the building is now almost quite empty. |
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UNION CANAL |
Union Canal
Union Canal
Edinburgh & Glasgow Union Canal |
Mr. Thom coal merchant
Map of City
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[Situation] Leading in a S. [South] westerly direction from the S W [South West] Side of the City of Edinburgh
This canal forms a communication between Edinburgh & Glasgow by means of Water carriage; It extends from the basin, Port Hopeton, at the end of Lothian Road to the Forth and Clyde Canal near the village of Camelon a distance of 31 1/2 miles after which the latter Canal becomes the means of Transit. The Union Canal is 5 feet deep 40 feet wide at the surface & 22 at the bottom It was commenced in 1818 & opened in 1822 the cost of construction was £400.000. |
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26 - Silk Mills |
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LOCHRIN BASIN |
Lochrin Basin
Lochrin Basin |
Map of City
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[Situation] At the SW. [South West] Side of Lochrin
A Small inlet or basin formed from the Union Canal originally for the use of a large distillery which is unoccupied, or disused for some years past |
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OUTER or OLD BASIN [Union Canal] |
Outer Basin
Outer Basin or Old Basion |
Map of City
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[Situation] South Side of Castle Silk Mills
This name applies to a part of the Union Canal Sufficiently wide as to form a sort of basin & where boats can load & unload Originally this basin was the termination of the Canal & on that account is sometimes called the Old Basin |
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25 - Lochrin Basin
25 - Outer Basin
McHardy's Bridge [crossed out] |
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BRIDGE [Viewforth] |
New Bridge |
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[Situation] Near the S W [South West] Side of Castle Silk Mills.
A good stone bridge of one arch over the Union Canal in the street or road called Viewforth |
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DRAW BRIDGE No 3 [Union Canal] |
Draw Bridge No. 3 |
Mr. Thom Coal Merchant |
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[Situation] Near the N E [North East] Side of Castle Silk Mills
A wooden draw bridge over the Union Canal near Castle Silk Mills. |
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DRAW BRIDGE No 2 [Union Canal] |
Draw Bridge No 2 |
Mr. Thom Coal Merchant |
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[Situation] West Side of Hopetoun Foundry
A wooden draw bridge over the Union Canal where Fountain Bridge (Street) crosses it. |
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DRAW BRIDGE No 1 [Union Canal] |
Draw Bridge No. 1 |
Mr. Thom Coal Merchant |
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[Situation] In Semple Street
A wooden draw bridge over the Union Canal where Semple Street cross it. |
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New Bridge [note]
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Bridge only to be written |
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PORT HOPETOUN |
Port Hopetoun
Port Hopetoun |
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[Situation] Between Semple Street & Downie Place.
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GROVE STREET |
Grove Street
Grove Street |
Corner Ticket
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[Situation] From Morrison Street to Grove Bridge
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SEMPLE STREET |
Semple Street
Semple Street |
Corner Ticket
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[Situation] West Side of Port Hopetoun
Descriptive RemarKs in Name Book for Sheet 26. |
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GARDENER'S CRESCENT |
Gardener's Crescent
Gardener's Crescent |
Corner Tickets
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[Situation] North Side of St. David's Church.
This name applies to a small crescent or range of houses forming a curve extending from Tobago Street nearly to St. Davids church, The houses are of a good class & four stories high occupied by respectable families. See Name Book for Sheet 26 forms 136 |
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27 - Semple Street |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY |
Caledonian Railway
Caledonian Railway |
Mr. Stewart ClerK & Treasurer
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[Situation] Leading in a SW. [South West] direction from Lothian Road
This railway leads from Lothian Road Edinburgh to Carlisle and also a branch from Carstairs a few miles from Edinburgh leads to Glasgow. this railway was opened in 1848 |
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EDINBURGH & GLASGOW RAILWAY |
Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway |
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[Situation] Leading from the Station at Waverly Bridge to Glasgow
Descriptive Remarks in Name Book, Sheet 21 |
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HAY MARKET STATION |
Hay MarKet Station |
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[Situation] 12 chains north of Dalry House
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FOUNTAIN GROVE |
Fountain Grove
Fountain Grove |
Inscripn [Inscription] on gateway
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[Situation] On the N. [North] Side of Fountain Bridge a little west of Hamilton Court
Two houses, two stories high with a small area in front and back yard & garden attached, |
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LOCHRIN |
Lochrin
Lochrin |
Corner TicKets
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[Situation] East Side of the Union Canal & north of Gilmore Place
This name applies to a part of the west side of Home Street from Gilmore Place to ThornybanK, It is also generally applied to the buildings &, place which was occupied by Lochrin Distillery &c, part of this building is now occupied as flour mill & part as a malt house & kiln also part of the place is now being cleaned to erect a Slaughter House & Yard. This place is the property of - Haig Esqr. of Blairhill. There is also a bonded spirit store belonging to A. Resber & Co. |
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LOCHRIN DISTILLERY (Disused) |
Lochrin Distillery (Disused)
Lochrin Distillery (Disused) |
John Grieve
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[Situation] At the E. [East] Side of Lochrin
This name applies to a part of the west side of Home Street from Gilmore Place to ThornybanK, It is also generally applied to the buildings &, place which was occupied by Lochrin Distillery &c, part of this building is now occupied as flour mill & part as a malt house & kiln also part of the place is now being cleaned to erect a Slaughter House & Yard. This place is the property of - Haig Esqr. of Blairhill. There is also a bonded spirit store belonging to A. Resber & Co. |
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WEAVER'S LAND |
Weavers Land
Weavers Land |
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N. Galbraith |
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[Situation] On the eastern Side of Semple Street
An irregular court yard in which are a few houses occupied by work people |
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29 - Fountain Grove
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RIEGO STREET |
Riego Street
Riego Street |
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[Situation] From Earl Grey Street to Hamilton Place
An irregular Street leading from Hamilton Place to Earl Grey Street. The houses are four Stories high. occupied by WorK people. |
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PONTON STREET |
Ponton Street |
Corner Ticket
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[Situation] From Fountain Bridge to Thornybauk
A Short irregular Street extending from Fountain Bridge to Thornybauk The houses are generally two Stories high Occupied by worK people. with a few provision shops. |
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THORNYBAUK |
Thornybauk |
Corner Ticket
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[Situation] From Fountain Bridge to Home Street.
A narrow irregular back Street or lane extending from Fountain Bridge to Home Street, |
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EDINBURGH SLAUGHTER HOUSES |
Edinburgh Slaughter Houses |
D. J. Robertson
Mr. Pringle
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[Situation] Corner of Ponton St. Fountain Bridge
A Newly erected place for the Slaughter of Cattle &c. opened 20th May 1852. it is the property of the City of Edinb: [Edinburgh] and Situated in Fountain Bridge |
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27 - Riego Street
28 - Ponton Street
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LOCHRIN STEAM MILL (Flour) |
Lochrin Steam Mill |
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[Situation] In Lochrin at the South end of Thornybauk
A large flour mill worKed by a Steam engine of about 130 horse power. This mill was formerly part of a large distillery which was called Lochrin Distillery. The whole premises is now rented on lease by the firm of Messrs Gibson & Walker who Sublet the Malt Kiln to a Company of Maltsters. |
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FLOUR MILL [Lochrin Steam Mill] |
Lochrin Steam Mill |
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[Situation] In Lochrin at the South end of Thornybauk
A large flour mill worKed by a Steam engine of about 130 horse power. This mill was formerly part of a large distillery which was called Lochrin Distillery. The whole premises is now rented on lease by the firm of Messrs Gibson & Walker who Sublet the Malt Kiln to a Company of Maltsters. |
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LOCHRIN HOUSE |
Lochrin House |
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[Situation] South Side of Lochrin
A handsome house of the modern Style of building three Stories high with Small garden & ornamental adjoining also a Porters lodge & other offices It is at present occupied as the residence of - Hare Esqr of Calder Hall. |
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GILLESPIE STREET |
Gillespie Street |
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[Situation] South Side of Gilmore Place
A Short Street branching South from Gilmore Place in it is a range of handsome Cottages two & three Stories high occupied by respectable families. |
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LOWER GILMORE PLACE |
Lower Gilmore Place |
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[Situation] North Side of Gilmore Place
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UPPER GILMORE PLACE |
Upper Gilmore Place |
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This name applies to Six handsome Cottages with a garden or orchard & a plot of ornamental ground attached to each |
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ST CUTHBERT'S |
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34 - Gillespie Street
34 - Lower Gilmore Place
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GILMORE PLACE |
Gilmore Place
Gilmore Place |
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[Situation] Leading westward from Leven Street & terminates near Draw Bridge No.3
A long Street extending westward from the north end of Leven Street, The houses in this Street are of a respectable class two Stories high having Small gardens attached and Small railed in areas in front |
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HAILES STREET |
Hailes Street |
Corner TicKet |
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[Situation] South Side of Gilmore Place
A Short Street branching South from Gilmore Place On one Side of the Street is a good range of houses with gardens attached, Occupied respectable families. There are no buildings on the other side of the Street. |
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WALKER'S PEND |
Walker's Pend |
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[Situation] In Fountain Bridge about 3 Chains NE [North East] of Earl Grey Street
An irregular court or area open towards Fountain Bridge in it are a few Small houses. Occupied by worK people. |
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33 - Hailes Street
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FOUNTAIN COURT |
Fountain Court |
Corner TicKet |
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[Situation] South Side of Fountain Bridge near Grove House
An irregular Court in Fountain Bridge. It is paved & clean, the houses are well Constructed two Stories high Occupied by worK people |
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HAMILTON'S COURT |
Hamilton's Court |
Corner TicKet |
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[Situation] North side of Fountain Bridge near Draw Bridge No. 2
A court on the north side of Fountain Bridge. It is indifferently paved. The houses are two Stories high. Occupied by work people. |
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35 - Hamilton's Court
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DOWNIE PLACE |
Downie Place
Downie Place |
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[Situation] East Side of Port Hopetoun
This name applies to the eastern Side of the Street which is the Continuation of Lothian Road to Fountain Bridge. The Street is clean & well paved, &c. The houses are five Stories high including an under ground Stories the two lower Stories are occupied as shops. On the west Side of the Street are a range of Small worK shops. |
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EARL GREY STREET |
Earl Gray Street
Earl Gray Street |
Corner TicKets
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[Situation] From Fountain Bridge to Home Street
A short wide street extending from Fountain Bridge to Home Street. It is well paved, drained etc. The houses on the E [East] side are of a good class. There are several Shops, On the west side of the Street there are a few small worKshops. |
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SCHOOL (Free Church) [Fountain Bridge] |
Fountain Bridge School (Free church)
Fountain Bridge School (Free church) |
Mr. Gordon. Head Teacher
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A large School which is under the direction and Patronage of St. Georges Free Church. There are two principal teachers besides three government pupil teachers Number of pupils attending is about 200 including boys & girls. |
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FOUNTAIN BRIDGE |
Fountain Bridge
Fountain Bridge |
Corner TicKet
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ST DAVID'S CHURCH (Quoad Sacra) [Gardeners Crescent] |
St. Davids Church
St. Davids Church
St. Davids Church
St. Davids Church
St. Davids Church |
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A large plain rectangular building with Grecian front It is a Quoad Sacra church but in some degree subordinate to St. Cuthberts The minister is the Revd D. Pittendrigh It is Capable of accommodating about 1100 of a Congregation with Seats. - The minister Revd [Reverend] John Pittendrigh Says that this church is in an unsettled state almost all the congregation having gone to the Free Church he also says he could not properly call it Quoad Sacra nor neither chapel of ease but would recommend calling it the former term |
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GILLESPIE'S HOSPITAL |
Gillespie's Hospital
Gillespie's Hospital |
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A large building of the Gothic style with garden & ornamental ground attached. This hospital was founded by James Gillespie of Spylaw who by deed dated 1796 bequeathed a considerable part of his ample fortune to the endowment of an hospital for Old men & women and a free school for the instruction of 100 boys. The building of this hospital was commenced in 1800. The gross annual revenue is about £1500 The institution when full contains 50 inmates at present there are only 45 admitted The inmates at their admission must have attained the age of 55. The school is at the north end of Bruntsfiels Place. |
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GROVE BRIDGE |
Grove Bridge
Grove Bridge |
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GROVE COTTAGE |
Grove Cottage
Grove Cottage |
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Grove House
Grove House |
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Bronze Foundry
Bronze Foundry |
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A moderate size Foundry belonging to Mr. Steele Sculptor The principal work done is cast Bronze Statues. It is the only one of the Kind in North Britain. |
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DUNBAR STREET |
Dunbar Street
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GILMORE PARK |
Gilmore Park
Gilmore Park
Gilmore Park Dairy |
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A Small house in good repair occupied by John Cairns who Keeps a dairy. attached is a garden & outhouses the latter are cowhouses. |
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Hopetoun Foundry
Hopetoun Foundry |
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An iron foundry in which about 15 men & boys are employed light machinery are cast here pillars for supporting galleries & roofs &c are cast here. It belongs to Messr. Learmouth & co. |
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GROVE LANE |
Grove Lane
Grove Lane |
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This name applies to the Continuation of Grove Street from Grove Bridge to Fountain Bridge. It was formerly Called Grove Lane the whole untill the houses were built in Grove Street & a Street formed. Still the old name is applied to that part of it which still remained un-improved. |
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PORT HAMILTON |
Port Hamilton
Port Hamilton |
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TOLL CROSS |
Toll Cross
Toll Cross |
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This name applies to a row of old houses from the end of Dunbar Street to Thornybauk & on the west of Horne Street. There is also another range of houses on the opposite side of the Street also Called Toll Cross. A Toll Bar originally at this place [gives] rise to the name |
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OUTER or OLD BASIN [Union Canal] |
Outer Basin |
Map of City of Edinburgh
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Lochrin Basin |
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BRANDFIELD PLACE |
Brandfield Place |
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CASTLE SILK MILLS (Disused) |
Castle Silk Mills |
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REIGO STREET |
Reigo Street |
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SEMPLE STREET |
Semple Street |
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PONTON STREET |
Ponton Street |
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Thorneybank |
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Ponton Street - A Street
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FOUNTAIN GROVE |
Fountain Grove |
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LOCHRIN STEAM MILL (Flour) |
Lochrin Steam Mill (Flour) |
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LOCHRIN HOUSE |
Lochrin House |
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LOCHRIN |
Lochrin |
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GILMORE PLACE |
Gilmore Place |
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HAILES STREET |
Hailes Street |
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A Short Street branching south from Gilmore Place On one Side of the Street is a good range of handsome cottages with gardens attached to each Occupied by respectable families There no building on the other side of the street |
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GILLESPIE STREET |
Gillespie Street |
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LOWER GILMORE PLACE |
Lower Gilmore Place |
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UPPER GILMORE PLACE |
Upper Gilmore Place |
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WALKER'S PEND |
Walker's Pend |
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FOUNTAIN COURT |
Fountain Court |
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HAMILTON'S COURT |
Hamilton's Court |
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BELFRAGE LANE |
Belfrage Lane |
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STRACHAN'S COURT |
Strachan's Court |
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Hay's Court |
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Belfrage Lane - A court or close
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Inglis' Entry |
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Fleming's Close |
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WATSONS COURT |
Watsons Court |
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Inglis' Entry - A court
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HIGH RIGGS |
High Riggs |
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HAMILTON PLACE |
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DOWNIE PLACE |
Downie Place |
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EARL GREY STREET |
Earl Grey Street |
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TOLL CROSS |
Toll Cross |
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SHEEP BUGHTS INN |
Sheep Bughts Inn |
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FOUNTAIN BRIDGE |
Fountain Bridge |
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COWFEEDER ROW |
Cowfeeder Row |
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Edinburgh
5 feet scale Sheet 27 & 30
List of Names collected by C.A. [Civilian Assistant] J. Carpenter Feby [February] 3d 1851
Object
Fountain Bridge - A Street
Cowfeeder Row - A Street
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MAIN POINT |
Main Point |
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This name applies to part of the street at the end of Fountain Bridge terminating at the junction of Lauriston Street West Port and Cowfeeder Row at which place is also a noted public House called |
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HAY'S COURT |
Hay's Court |
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J. Irving Hay's Court |
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A moderately wide Court nearly opposite Main Point it is paved & Kept clean the houses are one & two Storeys high occupied by worKing people The houses adjoining each side of this Court & in front of it although in Main Street is also named Hay's Court |
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Edinburgh
5 feet scale Sheet 27
List of Names collected by] C.A. [Civilian Assistant] J. Carpenter Feby [February] 3d 1851
Main Point - Hay's Court [note]
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DRUMDRYAN LANE |
Drumdryan Lane |
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A Short narrow lane or close extending E. [East] from Home Street opposite Gilmore Place on one Side of it are a few houses On the other side a stone wall |
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LEVEN STREET |
Leven Street |
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Name on Lamp Posts |
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A Short wide Street the continuation of Home Street to Wright's Houses T.P. [Turnpike] |
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Edinburgh
5 feet scale Sheet 30
List of Names collected by
Drumdryan Lane - Leven Street [note]
Sheet 30
Wrighthouses Bar [crossed out] |
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WRIGHT'S HOUSES |
Wright's Houses |
Corner TicKet
J. Brown |
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This name applies to the houses on the East side of the Street or road extending South from the Toll Bar at the end of Leven Street the houses are generally 2 to 3 storeys high occupied by mechanics &. other working people there are also a few small shops. |
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Edinburgh
5 feet scale Sheet 29
List of Names collected by C.A. [Civilian Assistant] J. Carpenter Feby [February] 6th 1851
Wright's Houses [note]
sheet 29
W Driscoll Gosset
Captn RE [Captain Royal Engineers]
Sep [September] 30. 1851. |
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[Volume] 110
OS1/11/110
Edinburgh
[Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. [Manuscript] STORE SOUTHAMPTON 15 DEC. [December] 92
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