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Parish of St. Cuthbert.
SHEET 50.
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Ainslie Cottage -- 12
Canaan Lane -- 8
East Division -- 4
Egypt -- 6
Elizabethan Cottage -- 13
Goshen -- 9
Goshen BanK -- 9
Hebron BanK -- 10
Jordan BanK -- 8
Jordan Burn Cottages -- 13
Jordan Burn -- 14
Morningside -- 7
Mount Pleasant--9
Madeira Place -- 10
Madeira Cottage -- 11
Millburn Lodge -- 11
Millburn Cottage -- 11
Physician's House -- 5
Plewlands -- 6
Royal Edinburgh Asylum -- 3
Refractory Ward -- 4
Salem House -- 12
West Division --4
White BanK -- 10 |
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ROYAL EDINBURGH ASYLUM (For the Insane) |
Royal Edinburgh Asylum
Royal Edinburgh Asylum
Royal Edinburgh Asylum
Royal Edinburgh Asylum for the Insane
Royal Edinburgh Lunatic Assylum |
Mr. Robertson Head Gardener
Inscription on board
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] 1845
Dr [Doctor] SKae Resident Physician
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[situation] At the S.W. [South west] side of Morningside and SW [South West] of the City of Edinburgh
This place consists of two large buildings or establishments. One part consists of a Lunatic Assylum for those who can pay a high rate or a full remuneration their maintanence & Keeping. The other part consists of inmates who pay a partial remuneration for their maintanence & of those who are maintained entirely as paupers. From the relative Situation of these two division of the Assylum One is called the East Division & the other the West Division The latter is the largest & is the pauper departments and is at present filled with inmates to the full extent having 482 inmates. The East Division which Consists of a more affluent class is also nearly filled having at present 60 inmates. The original design of the building scarcely yet half Complete, It is expected to complete a great part of it in the course of next year. This Assylum was first opened in 1813 and a further addition was subsequently built and opened in 1842 under the patronage of the Queen |
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EAST DIVISION [Royal Edinburgh Asylum] |
East Division
East Division |
Dr [Doctor] SKae
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[situation] Eastern portion of the Royal Edinburgh Asylum
This name applies to the Eastern Division of the Royal Edinburgh Assylum and is the Department appropriated to the more affluent class of patients. See General Description on the reverse page |
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WEST DIVISION [Royal Edinburgh Asylum] |
West Division
West Division |
Dr [Doctor] SKae
Mr Robertson |
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[situation] the western part of the Royal Edinburgh Asylum.
This name applies to the western division of the Assylum which is appropriated to the pauper inmates. See gereral Description |
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REFRACTORY WARD [Royal Edinburgh Asylum] |
Refractory Ward
Refractory Ward |
Dr [Doctor] SKae
Mr Robertson |
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[situation] East side of the west division of the Royal Edinburgh Assylum
This is the department of the Assylum in which the refractory patients are kept |
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PHYSICIAN'S HOUSE [Royal Edinburgh Asylum] |
Physician's House
Physician's House |
Dr. [Doctor] Skae occupier
Mr. Robertson |
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[Situation] At the E. [East] side of the East Division of Royal Edinburgh Asylum.
A neat cottage 2 storyes high with offices attached which is the residence of Dr. [Doctor] SKae. He is resident Physician of the Assylum. It is the property of the Assylum and was built for the physicians residence. |
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PLEWLANDS |
Plewlands
Plewlands |
Mr. McCallum occupier
A. Mathison gardener |
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[situation] About 21 chains SSW. [South South West] of the West Division of the Royal Edinburgh Assylum
A large farm house with suitable out houses attached also two or three cottages occupied by labourers and a garderners dwelling who also occupies a market garden. The [---] house is occupied by Mr. McCallum who also occupies the farm which [is] of good arable land & of modern size. The whole the property [of] Miss Sievewright of South [House] |
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EGYPT |
Egypt
Egypt |
Mr. Jamieson occupier
Mr. McCallum |
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[situation] About 21 chains E by S. [East by South] of the East Division oc the Royal Edinburgh Assylum
A small farm house [with] offices and a farm of arable attached. occupied by [---] The property of Col. [Colonel] Gordon |
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MORNINGSIDE |
Morningside
Morningside
Morningside
Morningside |
Corner TicKet
Inscriptn. [Inscription] on Lamps
Mr. Inglis
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[situation] At the SW. [South West] side of the City of Edinburgh.
This name applies to a scattered village at the SW. [South West] side of the City of Edinburgh & on the road from Biggar. The houses along the road are chiefly one story high & occupied by work people. There are also several handsome cottages and villas. At the North end of the village there is a church & at the SW. [South West] side is the Royal Edinburgh Assylum for the insane. |
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[notes]
How far N, [North] & S, [South] does the
village extend?
As the name is not in Capitals on
sheet 50, but on sheet 46 - The
Descriptive remarks should be in
that book (46) - or - on whatever
sheet the name is to appear in Capitals
the Descriptive remarks should be
inserted in the Namelist for that
Sheet.
See the Namelist for sheet 46 - page 12. -
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JORDAN BANK |
Jordan BanK
Jordan BanK |
Corner TicKet
Inscriptn. [Inscription] on Lamp post, |
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[situation] From 6 to 21 chains E. by N. [East by North] of the East Division of the Royal Edinburgh Asylum.
This name applies to several neat cottages & also to the lane along which they are situated. The cottages are well constructed with gardens attached - some [of] these cottages are Known by particular names. |
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HELEN'S PLACE |
Helen's Place
Helen's Place |
Corner TicKet
Mr. Inglis |
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[situation] At the E. [East] end of Jordan BanK.
This name applies to two neat cottages with gardens attached one story high at present unoccupied. |
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CANAAN LANE |
Canaan Lane |
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[situation] Extending from Morningside to Grange Loan.
See Name Book. Sheet [37] |
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GOSHEN |
Goshen
Goshen |
Corner Ticket
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[situation] On the south side of Canaan Lane near its east end.
Two ranges of cottages two stories high occupied by work people |
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GOSHEN BANK |
Goshen BanK
Goshen BanK |
Name on Gatepost.
Mr. Inglis |
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[situation] On the north side of Jordan BanK near Goshen.
A handsome cottage residence two stories high ornamented with a small tower &c. with office houses and gardens attached. The residence of Mr. McDonald. |
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MOUNT PLEASANT |
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant |
David Steel occupier.
Post office Directory |
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[situation] At the N.E. [North East] end of Goshen Bank. A small plain cottage with garden attached. The property of David Steel, mason. |
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HEBRON BANK |
Hebron BanK
Hebron BanK |
Inscriptn. [Inscription] on gateway
G. Kedsllie occupier |
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[situation] On the South side of Canaan Lane. A small neat cottage with garden attached. The property and residence of George Kedslie, late Upholsterer |
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WHITE BANK |
White Bank
White Bank
Whitebank |
Inscriptn. [Inscription] on gateway
Mr. BlacK occupier
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[situation] On the North side of Jordan BanK. SE. [South East] of Hebron BanK.
A small neat cottage with garden attached. Occupied by Mr. BlacK. The property of Mr. ParK |
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MADEIRA PLACE |
Madeira Place
Madeira Place |
Corner TicKet
Mr. Inglis |
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[situation] On the South side of Canaan Lane. This name applies to 3 or [4] neat cottages with gardens attached |
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MADEIRA COTTAGE |
Madeira Cottage
Madeira Cottage |
Mr. Inglis
J. McEdward |
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[situation] on the north side of Jordan BanK near Helen's Place
A neat cottage one story high with small garden attached occupied by Mr. Anderson. The property of Mr. McLean |
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MILLBURN LODGE |
Millburn Lodge
Millburn Lodge |
Corner TicKet
Miss Cuddie occupier |
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[situation] On the South of Canaan Lane E. [East] side of Madeira Place.
A plain cottage two [stories] high with garden attached occupied by Miss Cuddie |
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MILLBURN COTTAGE |
Millburn Cottage
Millburn Cottage |
Inscriptn. [Inscription] on gateway
Mr. Smith |
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[situation] On the south side of Canaan Lane near Madeira Place.
A small plain cottage [two] stories high & in good repair with small offices & garden [---] occupied by W. [Smith] |
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AINSLIE COTTAGE |
Ainslie Cottage
Ainslie Cottage |
Name on gateway
James Smith occupier |
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[situation] On the South Side of Jordan BanK.
A small neat cottage one storey high with garden attached occupied by James Smith. |
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SALEM HOUSE |
Salem House
Salem House |
Captn. [Captain] SKene occupier
J McEdwards |
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[situation] On the South Side of Jordan BanK.
A neat building [consisting] of two separate dwellings or cottages, one is occupied by [Captain] SKene; the other is unoccupied at present. |
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ELIZABETHAN COTTAGE |
Elizabethan Cottage
Elizabethan Cottage |
Mr. Inglis proprietor
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[situation] About 9 chains E. by S. [East by South] of the East Division of the Royal Edinburgh Asylum.
A small neat cottage 2 storeys high partly of the Elizabethan style of architecture. The property and residence of Mr. Inglis, Commissary clerK. |
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JORDAN BURN COTTAGES |
Jordan Burn Cottages
Jordan Burn Cottages |
Mr Inglis proprietor
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[situation] About 7 chains E. by S [East by South] of the East Division of the Royal Edinburgh Asylum.
A range of small cottages two of which are two storeys high the others one storey tenented by WorK people. The property of Mr. Inglis of Elizabethan Cottage. |
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JORDAN BURN |
Jordan Burn
Jordan Burn
Jordan Burn |
Mr. Inglis
J. McEdward
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[situation] Running easterly passing at the South side of Morningside.
A Small burn or stream which rises near Craig [House] near the SW [South West] of Morningside & is known as the Jordan Burn [until] it passes BlacKford [after] which it is called Pow Burn. |
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[signed]
H James Cap [Captain] RE [Royal Engineers]
9 Mar [March] 1852. |
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[Date stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 15 DEC [DECEMBER] 92
EDINBURGH
Sheet 50.
Name of Parish. -- Page
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