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PARISH OF ST CUTHBERTS
SHEET 40
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Archers Hall -- 48
Bristo Street -- 8
Beaumont Place -- 25
Buccleuch Street -- 28
Buccleuch Pend -- 28
Buccleuch Ch.h [Church] -- 29
Buccleuch Free Ch [Church] -- 29
Bells Entry -- 36
Browns Court -- 37
Boroughloch -- 47
Boroughloch Brewery -- 47
Boroughloch House -- 48
Buccleugh Sess: [Sessional] Sch: [School] -- 50
Begrie's Entry -- 55
Browns Entry -- 56
Chapel House -- 5
Clerks Close -- 7
Chapel Street -- 9
Crichton Street -- 9
Charles Street -- 10
Crooked Dykes -- 16
Carnegie Street -- 20
Cowans Close -- 38
Clerk Street -- 40
Christies Entry -- 56
Castle O'Clouts -- 61
Darries Street -- 14
Dalyrumple P [Place] -- 22
Dye Works -- 55
East Cross Causeway -- 19
East Preston St -- 62
Free St Pauls Ch [Church] -- 42
Gibbet Loan -- 58
Generals Entry -- 8
Gibbs Entry -- 11
Gilmour Street -- 13
Garins Court -- 15
Georges Square -- 25
Grays Court -- 31
Gifford Park -- 51
Gibraltar House -- 63
Hatters Court -- 16
Haddons Court -- 12
Hardwell Close -- 15
Hercules Street -- 21
Herriot Mount -- 21
Holyrood Street -- 22
Hamiltons Folly -- 39
Hope Park -- 45
Hope Park End -- 46
Hope Park Sq -- 49
Henry Place -- 60
Henry Street -- 60
Johns Place -- 36
Jeanie Deans Tryst -- 43
Kennedys Close -- 17
Kays Court -- 18
Lancasterian Sch [School] -- 14
Lambs Close -- 18
Livingstones Close -- 33
Manuels Court -- 17
Murray Street -- 19
Montague Street -- 41
Meadow Walks -- 45
Meadow Lane -- 50
Nicholson Street -- 3
Newington Ch.h [Church] -- 50
Newington F. Ch.h [Free Church] -- 57 |
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Names of Object -- Pages
Orange Grove Cottge [Cottage] -- 16
Palmers Buildings -- 4
Potter Row -- 7
Paul Street -- 13
Pleasance -- 15
Police Station No 1 -- 41
Pringles Entry -- 44
Parkside Street -- 59
Parkside Buildgs [Buildings] -- 59
Quarry Close -- 33
Richmond Lane -- 14
Rankins Close -- 24
Rankellior Street -- 38
Rays Court -- 53
Simpsons Court -- 5
Simon Square -- 12
South Richmd [Richmond] Street -- 20
St Leonard St -- 35
St Leonards Ct -- 35
St Patricks Street -- 39
St Patricks Sq: -- 39
Sibbald Place -- 40
St Leonards Hill -- 43
St Leonards Lane -- 44
Sciennes -- 46
Summerhall Cottage -- 54
Summerhall House -- 54
South Clerk Street -- 58
St Leonards Facty [Factory] -- 62
St Leonards station Coal Dept [Depot] -- 64
Summerhall -- 65
The Meadows -- 45
Untd [United] Presby [Presbyterian] Church -- 6
Untd [United] Presby [Presbyterian] Church -- 32
Victoria Place -- 23
Victoria Grove -- 61
West Nicholson St -- 3
Woods Court -- 4
West Richmd [Richmond] St -- 11
Windmill Lane -- 26
Wilkie's Court -- 26
Wilsons Court -- 27
Windmill Street -- 27
Windmill Close -- 31
West Crosscauseway -- 34
Wester Portsburgh -- 66
Methodist Chapel -- 66
Easter Portsburgh -- 66
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NICHOLSON STREET |
Nicholson Street |
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[Situation] On the E. [East] side of the Untd [United] Presby [Presbyterian] Church
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WEST NICHOLSON STREET |
West Nicholson Street
West Nicholson Street
West Nicholson Street |
Corner Tickets
Name on Lampposts
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A wide and clean street extending from Nicholson Street to Chapel St.The houses are 4 to 5 stories high, the upper stories being occupied as dwellings and the under stories chiefly as shops. |
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WOOD'S COURT |
Wood's Court
Wood's Court |
Name Above Entrance
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[Situation] On the N. [North] side of West Nicholson St.
A court, entered by an archway from West Nicholson Street. It contains a few stables. |
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PALMER'S BUILDINGS |
Palmer's Buildings
Palmer's Buildings |
Corner Ticket
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[Situaton] On the N. [North] side of West Nicholson St.
This name applies to some buildings consisting of dwelling houses and workshops, situated on the north side of West Nicholson Street. |
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CHAPEL HOUSE |
Chapel House
Chapel House
Chapel House |
Name On Gate
A Melrose occupier
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A good plain dwelling house with a plot of ground in front and a gateway by which it is entered from Chapel Street. The residence of Mr Melrose, Grocer, George Street. |
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SIMPSON'S COURT |
Simpson's Court
Simpson's Court |
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[Situation] Near the N. [North] end of Chapel Street
A large court entered by a wide archway from the south end of Potter Row. The houses are four stories high, and occupied by working people. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Simpson's Court] |
United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church |
Mr Dickie Treasurer
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[Situation] On the east side of Simpsons Court
A plain edifice belonging to the United Presbyterian Church, situated in Simpsons Court, Potter Row. It is well fitted up with pews, and is capable of accomodating a congregation of 874. |
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CLERK'S CLOSE |
Clerk's Close
Clerk's Close |
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[Situation] On the east side of Potter Row
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POTTER ROW |
Potter Row
Potter Row |
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[Situation] Runng [Running] Northerly from the junction of Chapel & Crichton Streets.
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BRISTO STREET |
Bristo Street |
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GENERAL'S ENTRY |
General's Entry
General's Entry |
Name Above Entrance
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[Situation] On the east side of Bristo Street
An irregular close or passage leading from Bristo Street to Potter Row. The houses are generally old, and chiefly occupied as dwelling houses, and workshops
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CHAPEL STREET |
Chapel Street
Chapel Street |
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[Situation] Runng [Running] S.E. [South East] from the junction of Crichton Street and Bristo Street
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CRICHTON STREET |
Crichton Street
Crichton Street |
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[Situation] Runng [Running] W. [West] from the N. [North] end of Chapel Street
A short street extending from George's Square to the junction of Bristo Street and Chapel Street. The houses are generally 5 stories high, and occupied by working people. |
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CHARLES STREET |
Charles Street
Charles Street
Charles Street |
Corner Ticket
Name on Lamp Post
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A short street leading from the N.E. [North East] corner of Georges Square to Bristo Street. The houses are generally 5 stories high, the lower stories being occupied as shops. |
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WEST RICHMOND STREET |
West Richmond Street |
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GIBB'S ENTRY |
Gibb's Entry
Gibb's Entry |
Corner Ticket
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[Situation] On the East side of Nicholson Street
A Short and narrow Street entered by an archway from Nicholson Street and leading into Simon Square. The houses are from 3 to 4 stories high and occupied by working people. |
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SIMON SQUARE |
Simon Square
Simon Square |
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[Situation] About 6 chs [chains] N.E. [North East] from United Presby. [Presbyterian] Church
A small square, well paved and lighted. The houses are of an indifferent class, and occupied by working people. |
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HADDON'S COURT |
Haddon's Court
Haddon's Court |
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[Situation] On the East side of Nicholson Street
A large irregular court on the East side of Nicholson Street. It contains some dwellings, houses and workshops. |
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PAUL STREET |
Paul Street
Paul Street |
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[Situation] North end of Simon Square
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GILMOUR STREET |
Gilmour Street
Gilmour Street |
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[Situation] On the east side of Simon Square
A short street extending from the end of Richmond Lane to Simon Square. The houses are generally 5 stories high, and occupied by working people, the under stories being occupied as shops. |
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RICHMOND LANE |
Richmond Lane
Richmond Lane |
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[Situation] About 2 or 3 chs [chains] N. [North] of Simon Square
A narrow lane leading from Richmond Place to North Richmond [Street] |
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LANCASTERIAN SCHOOL |
Lancasterian School |
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DAVIE STREET |
Davie Street |
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PLEASANCE |
Pleasance |
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HARDWELL CLOSE |
Hardwell Close
Hardwell Close |
Name Above Entrance
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[Situation] On the West side of Pleasance
A dirty, irregular close leading from the West side of Pleasance to Crooked Dykes. The houses are from one to four stories high and occupied by working people. |
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GAVIN'S COURT |
Gavin's Court
Gavin's Court |
Corner Ticket
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[Situation] On the West side of Pleasance
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CROOKED DYKES |
Crooked Dykes
Crooked Dykes
Crooked Dykes |
Name on Wall
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Kennedy's Close
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[Situation] On North side of East Crosscauseway
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ORANGE GROVE COTTAGE |
Orange Grove Cottage
Orange Grove Cottage |
Corner Ticket
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[Situation] On North side of Hardwell Close
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HATTER'S CLOSE |
Hatter's Close
Hatter's Close |
Inscript [Inscription] over Archway
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[Situation] On the East side of Pleasance
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KENNEDY'S CLOSE |
Kennedy's Close
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[Situation] North side of E [East] Crosscauseway
A narrow close on the north side of East Cross Causeway. It contains some stabling & workshops and a few dwellings occupied by the poorer class. |
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MANUEL'S COURT |
Manuel's Court
Manuel's Court |
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[Situation] North side of E [East] Crosscauseway
A court used as a coal yard, and containing a few stables and a dwelling house. It is situated on the north side of E. [East] Cross Causeway. |
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LAMB'S CLOSE |
Lamb's Close
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[Situation] North side of E [East] Crosscauseway
An open court containing a few workshops and some dwelling houses. It is situated on the north side of East Cross Causeway |
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KAY'S COURT |
Kay's Court
Kay's Court |
Name Above Entrance
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[Situation] North side of E [East] Crosscauseway
An irregular court on the north side of East Cross Causeway. It is dirty and ill paved and contains a few dwelling houses occupied by the poorer class. |
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MURRAY STREET |
Murray Street
Murray Street |
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[Situation] North side of E [East] Crosscauseway
A short street leading northward from East Cross Causeway. The houses are in bad repair, and occupied by working people. |
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EAST CROSSCAUSEWAY |
East Crosscauseway
Crosscausey
Cross Causeway |
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[Situation] Extends from St Patrick's St to Pleasance.
The continuation eastward of West cross causeway to Pleasance and St Leonards Street. The houses are old, and generally occupied by working people. It is but indifferently paved and drained. |
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SOUTH RICHMOND STREET |
South Richmond Street |
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CARNEGIE STREET |
Carnegie Street
Carnegie Street |
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[Situation] Extends from Pleasance to Holyrood Street.
A clean and well paved street extending from Hercules Street and Holyrood Street to Pleasance The houses are from 4 to 5 stories high and occupied by working people |
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HERCULES STREET |
Hercules Street |
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HERIOT MOUNT |
Heriot Mount
Heriot Mount |
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[Situation] Extends Easterly from Hercules Street
This street consists of A short range of well built houses, extending eastward from Carnegie Street and occupied by respectable families. It may also be said to a short street as the name applies to the street as well as the houses |
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HOLYROOD STREET |
Holyrood Street
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[Situation] Continuation South of Hercules Street.
The continuation Southward of Hercules Street. The houses are of modern erection, substantially built, and occupied by working people. There is but one range of houses to which the name applies the houses on the other side of the street is Called Victoria Terrace The name applies to the street as well as to the houses. |
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DALRYMPLE PLACE |
Dalrymple Place
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[Situation] Extends Southward from Carnegie Street
A short street leading Southward from Carnegie Street. The houses are generally 5 stories high, and occupied by working people. |
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VICTORIA PLACE |
Victoria Place
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A range of 2 houses, generally 5 stories high, occupied by working people. |
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BEAUMONT PLACE |
Beaumont Place
Beaumont Place |
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This street is composed of A range of good houses, extending eastward from St Leonard's Street. They are occupied by working people and respectable families. |
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GEORGE'S SQUARE |
George's Square
George's Square
George's Square |
Corner Ticket
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BUCCLEUCH PLACE |
Buccleuch Place
Buccleuch Place
Buccleuch Place |
Corner Ticket.
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A clean and well paved street extending westward to Buccleuch St. The houses are of modern erection, 5 stories high, and occupied by respectable families. |
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WINDMILL LANE |
Windmill Lane
Windmill Lane |
Corner Ticket
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WILKIE'S COURT |
Wilkie's Court
Wilkie's Court |
Corner Ticket
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WILSON'S COURT |
Wilson's Court
Wilson's Court |
Corner Ticket
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A Small court Situated on the east Side of Windmill Lane. The houses are well built, and generally occupied by working people. |
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WINDMILL STREET |
Windmill Street
Windmill Street |
Corner Ticket
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BUCCLEUCH STREET |
Buccleuch Street
Buccleuch Street |
Corner Tickets
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Buccleuch Pend |
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BUCCLEUCH CHURCH |
Buccleuch Church
Buccleuch Church |
Mr G. Brown Treasurer
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A plain Edifice with graveyard attached, built about the middle of last century. The interior is well fitted up with pews and is Capable of accomodating a Congregation of 1330. It is a quoad sacra church within the parish of St Cuthberts. |
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BUCCLEUCH FREE CHURCH |
Buccleuch Free Church
Buccleuch Free Church |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Clayson Incumbent
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A plain rectangular building situated in Buccleuch Street. It is the property of the Free Church and is seated for the accomodation 550. Present Incumbent. The Revd [Reverend] Mr Clayson. |
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GRAY'S COURT |
Gray's Court
Gray's Court |
Corner Ticket
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WINDMILL CLOSE |
Windmill Close
Windmill Close |
Name Over Entrance
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Nicholson Street] |
United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church |
Mr Brodie Greenside Place
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A large and handsome Structure in the Gothic Style of architecture, and capable of accomodating a congregation of 1200. It belongs to the [U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church] and has a congregational school attached, attended by about 90 children of both sexes. Present Incumbent the Revd [Reverend] G. Johnston. Situated in Nicholson Street. |
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LIVINGSTONE'S CLOSE |
Livingstone's Close
Livingstone's Close |
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QUARRY CLOSE |
Quarry Close
Quarry Close |
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A wide and irregular close on the north side of West Cross Causeway. The houses are old, in bad repair, and occupied by working people. |
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WEST CROSSCAUSEWAY |
West Crosscauseway
Cross Causey |
Corner Ticket
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This Street extends from Chapel Street and Buccleuch Street to Nicholson Street and St Patricks Street. The houses of [different] descriptions and vary from 3 to [---] Stories in height. They are generally very old, and are chiefly occupied by working people and Small Shopkeepers. |
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RANKINE'S CLOSE |
Rankine's Close
Rankine's Close |
Corner Ticket
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[Situation] On North Side of West Crosscauseway
A dirty narrow close containing [---] workshops and some dwelling houses occupied by the poorer class. |
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ST LEONARD'S STREET |
St Leonard's Street
St Leonard's Street |
Corner Ticket
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A long irregular Street extending from East Preston Street to Pleasance. The houses are generally old and vary from one to five stories high, the lower stories being occupied as shops. It contains St Pauls Church, and a police station. |
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ST LEONARD'S COURT |
St Leonard's Court |
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BELL'S ENTRY |
Bell's Entry
Bell's Entry |
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[Situation] On West Side of St Leonards Street
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JOHN'S PLACE |
John's Place
John's Place |
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[Situation] On West side of St Leonards Street
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HAMILTON'S FOLLY |
Hamilton's Folly
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BROWN'S COURT |
Brown's Court
Brown's Court |
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[Situation] On South side of E [East] Cross Causeway
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COWAN'S CLOSE |
Cowan's Close
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RANKEILLOR STREET |
Rankeillor Street
Rankeillor Street |
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A Short Street extending from ClerK Street to St Leonard Street. The houses are of modern erection, neatly built and occupied by respectable families. |
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ST PATRICK STREET |
St Partick Street
St Partick Street |
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ST PATRICK SQUARE |
St Patrick Square
St Patrick Square |
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[Situation] At North end of Clerk Street.
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SIBBALD PLACE |
Sibbald Place
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[Situation] From Buccleuch Pend to St Patrick Sq.
A Short Street leading from Buccleuch Pend to St Patrick Square |
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CLERK STREET |
Clerk Street
Clerk Street |
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[Situation] Extends from St Patrick Street to South Clerk Street
A clean and well built street extending from St Patrick [Sq] to South Clerk Street at its junction with Montague Street. The houses are generally 5 stories high and occupied as private dwellings, the under stories [being] occupied as shops. |
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MONTAGUE STREET |
Montague Street
Montague Street |
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[Situation] Extends from Clerk Street eastward
A Short but neatly built Street extending from ClerK Street in an easterly direction. The houses are of a Superior class, and occupied as private dwellings. |
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POLICE STATION No 1 [St Leonard's Street] |
Police Station House No 1
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A large plain house 2 stories high occupied as a police station. It contains 2 cells and the residence of the inspector of the lighting & cleansing department. It is the property of the Commissioner of Police |
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ST PAUL'S FREE CHURCH |
Free St Paul's Church |
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A large rectangular building erected in 1846. The interior is well fitted up and is capable of accomodating 1040 of a congregation but the average attendance is [about] 800 only. It is the property of [the] Free Church, and is situated in St Leonards Street. Present incumbent the Revd [Reverend] Mr Hetherington |
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ST LEONARD'S HILL |
St Leonard's Hill
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[Situation] Leads from St Leonard Street to Queen's Park.
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JEANIE DEAN'S TRYST [P.H.] |
Jeanie Dean's Tryst
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PRINGLE'S ENTRY |
Pringles Entry
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ST LEONARD'S LANE |
St Leonard's Lane
St Leonard's Lane |
Corner Ticket
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[Situation] Extends from St Leonard Street to St Leonard's Hill.
A wide lane extending east from St Leonard's Street. The houses are generally 2 & 3 stories [high] and occupied by working people. It leads from St Leonards Street to St Leonard's Hill |
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HOPE PARK |
Hope Park |
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THE MEADOWS |
The Meadows |
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MEADOW WALKS |
Meadow Walks |
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SCIENNES |
Sciennes
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[Situation] Extends Southward from Hope Park End
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HOPE PARK END |
Hope Park End
Hope Park End |
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BOROUGHLOCH |
Boroughloch
Boroughloch
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BOROUGHLOCH BREWERY |
Boroughloch Brewery
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A large brewery Situated on the west side of Buccleuch Street and adjoining Boroughloch. Proprietor, A Melvin Esq |
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ARCHERS' HALL |
Archer's Hall
Archer's Hall |
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A large and plain building with garden attached, situated in Buccleuch Street. The property of the Royal Company of Archers. |
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BOROUGHLOCH HOUSE |
Boroughloch House
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HOPE PARK SQUARE |
Hope Park Square
Hope Park Square |
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BUCCLEUCH SESSIONAL SCHOOL |
Buccleuch Sessional School |
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MEADOW LANE |
Meadow Lane
Meadow Lane |
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GIFFORD PARK |
Gifford Park
Gifford's Park |
Corner Tickets
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[Situation] Extends from Buccleuch Street to Clerk Street.
A short street leading from Buccleuch Street to Clerk Street. The houses are generally 5 stories high, and occupied by working people. |
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ROY'S COURT |
Roy's Court
Roy's Court |
Name Above Entrance
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[Situation] Situated on E [East] side of Hope Park End.
A wide court containing some dwellings occupied by the poorer class of operatives. It is situated in Hope Park End. |
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NEWINGTON CHURCH |
Newington Church
Newington Church |
Mr H Pillans Elder Lawn MarKet
G Sherriff Bootmaker |
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A large and handsome edifice surmounted by a spire with clock and bell, erected in 1824, at a cost of £6500, and capable of accommodating 1750 of a congregation. Since the disruption in 1843, there has been no ordained clergyman, but service is occasionally performed by a probationer. |
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SUMMERHALL HOUSE |
Summerhall House
Summerhall House |
Door Plate
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[Situation] On East side of Hope Park End
A plain genteel residence situated in Hope Park End and presently occupied by Mr Denham. |
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SUMMERHALL COTTAGE |
Summerhall Cottage |
See Name Book Sheet 44 |
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[Situation] On E [East] side of Summerhall.
For Descriptive Remarks See Name Book Sheet 44 |
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Hope Park End House [crossed out] |
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DYE WORKS [Newington] |
Dye Works |
Sign Board
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[Situation] On E [East] side of South Clerk Street.
A small Dye Work situated on the east side of South Clerk St. |
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BEGRIE'S ENTRY |
Begrie's Entry
Beggrie's Entry |
Name Above Entrance
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[Situation] On West Side of St Leonard Street.
A dirty Court, containing a few dwelling houses, and some stabling. |
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CHRISTIE'S ENTRY |
Christie's Entry
Christie's Entry |
Corner Ticket
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[Situation] On West Side of St Leonard Street
An Entry leading into a court containing a few dwellings occupied by working people. |
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BROWN'S ENTRY |
Brown's Entry
Brown's Entry |
Name Above Entrance
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[Situation] On West Side of St Leonard Street
A dirty, irregular court, containing some stabling and a few dwellings occupied by working people |
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NEWINGTON FREE CHURCH |
Newington Free Church
Newington Free Church |
Mr George Agnew Brighton Street (Elder
Mr Riach Rankeillor Street |
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[Situation] On East side of South Clerk St.
A neat edifice, in the Gothic style, well fitted up with galleries &c, and capable of accommodating a congregation of about 1020. All the sittings are nominally free, but a voluntary Subscription is expected from all the members of the church, there are however, about 60 seats, altogether free. There is a School attached also a numerously attended Sunday School. Present Incumbent. Revd Dr [Reverend Doctor] Begg. |
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SOUTH CLERK STREET |
South Clerk Street
South Clerk Street |
Corner Ticket
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[Situation] Extends from Clerk Street to E. [East] Preston St.
This name applies to the Continuation of Clerk Street Southward to East & West Preston Streets. It contains a range of handsome houses of superior Construction, also a Free Church and a Chapel of Ease. |
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GIBBET LOAN |
Gibbet Loan |
See Name Book Sheet 44 |
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[Situation] Extends E [East] from Dalkeith Road
For Descriptive Remarks See Name Book Sheet 44 |
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PARKSIDE STREET |
Parkside Street
Parkside Street |
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[Situation] East side of St Leonard Street.
A short wide street extending from St Leonards Street to Henry Street. On the south side is a range of well built houses occupied by respectable families. The north side of the street is bounded by a wall. |
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PARKSIDE BUILDINGS |
Parkside Buildings
Parkside Buildings |
Descript. [Description] On House
Mr McCombie St Leonards Street |
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[Situation] East side of St Leonard Street
A range of well built houses 4 stories high, the lower stories being occupied as Shops. Situated on St Leonard Street. |
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HENRY PLACE |
Henry Place
Henry Place |
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[Situation] Extends SE. [South East] from Henry Place
A Short Street extending S.E. [South East] from Henry Street. It is in an unfinished State having only a few houses on the SW. [South West] side. |
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HENRY STREET |
Henry Street
Henry Street |
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[Situation] Extends from St. Leonard Street to Parkside Street.
This Street extends from St. Leonard Street to Parkside St. The houses are generally 5 stories high and occupied by respectable families. |
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VICTORIA GROVE |
Victoria Grove Victoria Grove |
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[Situation] On West Side of St. Leonard Street
A row of Neat Cottages occupied by respectable families; situated at the head of St. Leonard Street. |
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CASTLE O'CLOUTS |
Castle O'Clouts Castle O'Clouts |
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[Situation] On East Side of St. Leonard Street
A well built house 4 stories high, occupied by mechanics. The name is commonly applied to the whole street at this part by the inhabitants. |
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ST. LEONARD'S FACTORY (WOLLEN) |
St. Leonard's Factory
St. Leonard's Factory |
Inscript [Inscription] on Tower
Messrs Brunton |
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[Situation] On North side of East Preston St.
An extensive woolen factory situated on the North Side of East Preston Street; Proprietor Messrs. Brunton. |
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EAST PRESTON STREET |
East Preston Street |
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For Descriptive Remarks See Name Book Sheet 44. |
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GIBRALTAR HOUSE |
Gibraltar House |
Mr. Cleghorn St Leonards Hill
Mr. Cleghorn St Leonards Hill
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[Situation] On South Side of St. Leonard's Hill
A plain dwelling house with garden attached the property & residence of Mr G H Caddel |
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ST. LEONARD'S STATION & COAL DEPOT |
St. Leonard's Coal Depot
St. Leonard's Coal Depot |
Mr Brown St. Leonard's St.
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[Situation] On East Side of St. Leonard's Street
An extensive Coal Depot on the North British Railway, (Dalkeith Branch.) Situated in St. Leonard Street. It was formerly used as a passenger station for the Edinbr [Edinburgh] & Dalkeith Railway. Then goods and passengers were conveyed from Edinburgh to Dalkeith in carriages drawn by horses; but having been purchased by the North British Railway Co. the passenger traffic has been discontinued, and it is now used as a Coal Depot. |
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SUMMERHALL |
Summerhall
Summerhall
Summerhall |
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[Situation] On East Side of Hope Park End
An irregular range of houses situated on the east Side of Hope ParK, They are occupied as workshops and dwelling houses of various descriptions. |
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WESTER PORTSBURGH |
Wester Portsburgh |
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[Situation] Lying Immediately South of Edinburgh Castle
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METHODIST CHAPEL |
Methodist Chapel |
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EASTER PORTSBURGH |
Easter Portsburgh |
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DALKEITH ROAD |
Dalkeith Road |
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SHEET 40
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Jeanie Deans Cottage -- 74
Kaim Head -- 75
Radical Road -- 75
Salisbury Craigs -- 73
The Queen's Park -- 74
The Queen's Drive -- 74
Sanctuary of Holyroodhouse (For Debtors) -- 77
North British Ry. [Railway] (St. Leonard's Branch -- 77 |
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THE QUEEN'S PARK |
The Queen's Park |
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THE QUEEN'S DRIVE |
The Queen's Drive |
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SALISBURY CRAIGS |
Salisbury Craigs |
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JEANIE DEAN'S COTTAGE |
Jeanie Dean's Cottage
Jeanie Dean's Cottage |
Mr Cleghorn St. Leonard's Hill
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An old fashioned Cottage Situated at the head of St. Leonards Hill in the Queen's ParK. It has been rendered an object of interest by Sir Walter Scott in his celebrated novel "The Heart of Mid Lothian". It is the property of the Commissioners of Woods and Forests and is now occupied by one of the Park Rangers. |
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KAIM HEAD |
Kaim Head
Kaim Head |
Mr McIntyre Ranger, Queen's Park
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This name applies to the crest of a low ridge or mound, situated a little to the Eastward of "Jeanie Deans' Cottage" in the Queen's Park. It is derived from the Scottish word "Kaim" a low ridge, the crest of a hill, and is generally known in this locality. |
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RADICAL ROAD |
Radical Road |
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[signed]
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Cap. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
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SANCTUARY OF HOLYROOD HOUSE (For Debtors) |
Sanctuary of Holyrood house (For Debtors) |
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[Situation] Lying to the East of the City of Edinburgh
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NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY (St Leonard's Branch) |
North British Railway (St Leonard's Branch) |
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[Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 15 DEC. [December] 92
EDINBURGH
SHEET 40
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