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PARISH OF DALKEITH
SHEET 2
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Dalkeith -- 50
Amos Court -- 23
Anderson's Land -- 23
Amos's Close -- 27
Academy (Free Church) -- 32
Bowmans Pool -- 47
Bruntons Close -- 7
Bennets Close -- 11
Back Street -- 16
Burying Ground -- Ticked
Barries Court -- 26
Buccleuch Street -- 26
Buccleuch School -- 36
Buccleuch Church -- 33
Cromwell's Orderly House -- 13
Common Close -- 7
Church -- 8
Corn Market -- 12
Chalmerss Close. -- 12
Cross Key's Inn -- 14
County Police Station -- 25
Charles's Court -- 26
Commercial Bank -- 28
Carlisle Road -- 35
Croft Street -- 38
Dalkeith Mills (Flour) -- 6
Dalkeith Kilwinning Lodge -- 10
Dalkeith Colliery Railway-- 16
Dalkeith Station -- 34
Dalkeith House -- 44
Dalkeith Park -- 45
Dalkeith -- 48
Elliots Close -- 19
Elmfield Foundry -- 33
Eskside House -- 41
Free Church -- 35
Fairfield Place -- 36
Fairfield Cottage -- 36
Gray's Close -- 9
Gray's Close -- 18
Gordons Close -- 22
Hunt Close -- 5
Harrow Inn -- 52
High School -- 10
High School Close -- 40
High Street West -- 17
High Street -- 20
High Street South -- 21
Hammermens Close -- 23
Hislops Close -- 31 |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Names of Objects -- Page
Independent Chapel -- 29
Kennoways Close -- 4
Lugton Bridge -- 3
Lugton T.P. [Turnpike] -- 3
Leyden's Close -- 5
Lothian Street -- 27
Lothian Road -- 37
London Road -- 39
Lothian Cottage -- 40
Major's Knowe -- 4
Market Place --45
Manse -- 9
Mackensies Cottage -- 10
Moffats Close -- 13
Monteiths Close -- 18
Miller's Close -- 20
Marshall's Close -- 22
Methodist Chapel Wesleyan -- 31
Market Cross -- 15
National Bank -- 53
New Burying Ground -- 17
New Road -- 7
N.B. [North British] Rail Dalkeith Branch -- 34
New Mills Road -- 39
New Mills Tannery -- 41
New Mills Bridge -- 41
Old Choir (rems [remains] of) St Nicholas' Kirk -- 8
Pursell's Close -- 4
Plummer's Close -- 6
Petticrews Close -- 31
Porteous Place -- 39
River North Esk -- 3
Royal Bank -- 25
Robertson's Close -- 30
River South Esk -- 43
Reservoir -- 43
Sessional School -- 6
Sepulchral Monmt [Monument] -- 8
Scotts Close -- 14
Shoemakers Close -- 24
Scientific Hall -- 46
Stat:[Statue] of the Earl of Morton & his Lady -- 8
The Dark Walk -- 47
The Cottage -- 12
Tolbooth Close -- 14
The Dark Vault -- 9
Thomson's Close -- 18
Thorburn's Court -- 22
Tait Street -- 29
Tabernacle Close -- 30
Und. Presby [United Presbyterian] Church -- 15
Und. Presby [United Presbyterian] Church -- 30
Vints Close -- 20
Wheat Markt.[Market] Inn -- 11
Wardlaws Close -- 13
Whites Close W. -- 19
Wilson's Close W. -- 19
White Hart S. -- 24
West Wynd -- 24
Wicket -- 27
Wilson's Close -- 28
Whites Close -- 30
Wilsons Close -- 4
Victoria Lodging House -- 53
Youngs Close -- 11
Black Bull Inn -- 49
Bucks Head Inn -- 52
Elye Dispensary -- 52
Commercial Inn -- 51
Gas Works -- 49
Grey Horse Inn -- 49
Post Office -- 51
Railway Inn -- 52
Slaughter House -- 51 |
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LUGTON BRIDGE |
Lugton Bridge
Lugton Bridge |
Henry Alan
Name on Bridge |
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[Situation] Crossing the River North Esk at Dalkeith Mills
A stone built county bridge of one arch erected over the N. [North] Esk in 1765 and improved in 1816. |
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LUGTON T.P. |
Lugton Toll Bar |
Henry Alan
Name on Board |
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[Situation] At the North West end of the New Road
A toll bar with a neat GateKeepers cottage adjoining situated at Lugton Bridge. |
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RIVER NORTH ESK |
River North Esk |
See N. Nk. [Name Book] Plan 17B |
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[Situation] Running Easterly to near High St. thence Northerly past DalKeith House
See Name Book of Plan 17 B |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in F. [Form] 136
58 - Lugton Bridge
58 - Lugton Toll Bar
River North Esk [note] not navigable on sheet 2? |
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MAJOR'S KNOWE (Formerly (the Bull Ring) |
Majors Knowe
Majors Knowe |
J. Gray
D. Gilmour |
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[Situation] On the N. [North] West side of High Street
A portion of parvement on the west side of High Street and adjoining the North end of the Church. it is said to have been a Bull Ring and takes it's name from being at the end of Major Weirs house. |
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PURSELL'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Purcell's Close
Purcell's Close
Pursell's Close
Pursell's Close
Pursell's Close |
John Gray
D. Gilmour
George Gray
George Watson
Mrs. McIntosh |
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[Situation] On the N.W. [North West] side of High Street
A narrow close or passage on the west side of High Street the houses are irregularly built & occupd [occupied] by the labouring classes |
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KENNOWAY'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Kennaway's Close
Kennaway's Close
Kennoway's Close
Kennoway's Close
Kennoway's Close |
J. Gray
D. Gilmour
Mr. Watson
Mr. Gray
Map of Town |
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[Situation] On the N. [North] West side of High Street
An irregular built close on the west side of High St. occupd. [occupied] by the labouring class. |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in F [Form] 136
59 - Major's Knowe [note] It is written Major's on plan omo [ordnance mapping office]
59 - Pursell's Close [note] Lies between Kennoway's Close and Gray's Close
59 - Kennoway's Close [note] North of Pursell's Close |
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LEYDEN'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Leyden's Close Leyden's Close |
J. Gray
D. Gilmour |
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[Situation] On the N. [North] West Side of High Street
A narrow dirty irregular close on the west Side of High Street occupd. [occupied] by the labouring classes. |
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HUNT CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Hunt Close
Hunt Close |
J. Gray
T. Bourhill |
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[Situation] leaving the N. [North] West Side of High Street
A close on the west Side of High Street occupd [occupied] chiefly by mechanics. it derives its name from the Stables at the western extremity where the Duke of Buccleuch Keeps Some of his hunters. - |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in F [Form] 136
59 - Leyden's Close [note] On the North of Kennoway's Close
60 - Hunt Close [note] North of the Above Close |
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PLUMMER'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Plummer's Close
Plummer's Close |
J. Gray
T. Bourhill |
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[Situation] On the N. W. [North West] Side of High Street
A close or passage on the west Side of high Street occupd [occupied] by mechanics & labourers. |
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SESSIONAL SCHOOLS [Dalkeith] |
Sessional Schools
Sessional Schools
Sessional Schools |
J. Gray
Mr. Ballantyne |
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[Situation] At the N. [North] West Side of High Street
A School on the west side of High Street Supported by the Kirk Session of DalKeith. It consists of a male and female school in separate departments. |
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DALKEITH MILLS (Flour) |
Dalkeith Mills
Dalkeith Mills |
J. Gray
Andrew Gray |
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[Situation] On the South Side of the River North Esk about 9 Chains N. E. [North East] of DalKeith
Large and extensive Flour Mills on the east side of Lugton Bridge occupied by Andrew Gray and the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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Page in F. [Form] 136
60 - Plummer's Close [note] north margin of plan
61 - Sessional Schools
61 - Dalkeith Mills |
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NEW ROAD [Dalkeith] |
New Road
New Road
New Road
New Road
New Road
New Road |
J. Gray
Mr. Ballantyne
Map of Dalkeith
George Watson
George Gray
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[Situation] Leaving the North West Side of High Street
A street extending from the west side of High Street to the toll bar at Dalkeith Mills. |
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COMMON CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Common Close
Common Close |
J. Gray
Mr Ballantyne |
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[Situation] Leaving the N.W. [North West] Side of High Street
A narrow passage or close Running into New Road from the west Side of High St occupd [occupied] by mechanics and labouring people. |
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BRUNTON'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Brunton's Close
Brunton's Close |
J. Gray
Mr Ballantyne |
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[Situation] On the N.W. [North West] Side of High Street
A very narrow lane or passage on the west Side of High St occupd [occupied] by labourers. |
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Page in F. [Form] 136
62 - New Road
62 - Common Close
62 - Brunton's Close [note] North of Common Close |
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CHURCH [Dalkeith] |
Church
Church
Parish Church.
Church.
Old Church. |
Mr Ballantyne
J. Gray
Stat Acct [Statistical Account] P. [Page] 515
Woods Map. 1822
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[Situation] On the N.W. [North West] Side of High Street
This building from alterations it has undergone may now be said to be of the modern Style of architecture and for the last 3 or 4 years has not been used in consequence of its dilapitated state. |
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CHOIR Remains of St Nicholas's Kirk [Dalkeith] |
Old Choir Remains of St Nicholas's Kirk |
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it is probable that it was a place of worship at an early period and the Remains of an ancient choir are Still to be Seen at the east end. during continued [on page 9] |
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STATUE OF THE EARL OF MORTON AND HIS LADY [Dalkeith Church] |
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Abridged Ext: [Extract] from Stat: Acct [Statistical Account]
"One of the principal objects of Antiquarian in the parish is the Ancient choir attached to the Parish Church, it is 44 ft [feet] long by 27 ft [feet] wide and is built in a more ornamental style than the body of the Church. It contains within its area the statue of one the Earls of Morton & his lady reclining on a pedestal, it has long been unroofed but is worthy of careful preservation as a venerable relic of the olden time. " |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in F. [Form] 136
63 - Church
108 - Choir [note] Plan corrected at the O.M.O. [Ordnance Mapping Office]
Sepulchral Monument [note]
From the uncertain accounts that exist of these statues they cannot be
recognised as belonging to any individual therefore there can only be
Sepulchral Monument written on Plan. |
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CHOIR Remains of St Nicholas's Kirk [Dalkeith] |
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THE DARK VAULT |
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at the N.W. [North West] side is the vault or burying place of the Buccleuch family. |
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GRAY'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Gray's Close
Gray's Close |
J. Gray
D. Gilmour |
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[Situation] On the N. [North] West Side of High Street
A narrow passage or close on the West Side of High Street, the houses are of an inferior description and occupd. [occupied] by labourers. |
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MANSE [Dalkeith] |
Manse
Manse |
Mr. Ballantyne
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[Situation] On the West Side of DalKeith between High St. and DalKeith Mills?
A neat well constructed dwelling with offices and ornamental ground attached the Residence of Revd [Reverend] Mr Wright. |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in F. [Form] 136
72 - Church Parish
The Dark Vault [note] Abridged Ext: [Extract] from Stat: Acct [Statistical Account]
"There is a dark aisle on the north side
of the choir attached to the old church, it is the cemetery
belonging to the Buccleuch Family. It contains a great many
lead coffins and is not to be used in future."
The Dark Vault. Mr. Steele A. M. [Artium Magister]
63 - Gray's Close [note] North of High School Close
64 - Manse [notes] Bad reference
Manse O.M.O. [Ordnance Mapping Office] Free Church?
Manse of Par [Parish] Church. Parish Church Character - Other Churches Stump. |
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HIGH SCHOOL [Dalkeith] |
High School
High School |
J. Gray
Mr Ballantyne |
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[Situation] On the West Side Of DalKeith
A house at the west end of High School Close used as a School house and endowed by the Heritors of the parish. |
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DALKEITH KILWINNING LODGE (Freemasons') |
Dalkeith Kilwinning Lodge |
Mr. Ballantyne
J. Gray |
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[Situation] On the West Side of DalKeith Near to the High School
A house of a rectangular form adjoing [adjoining] the High School used as a Freemasons Lodge and the property of the Society of Freemason's, |
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MACKENZIE'S COTTAGE |
MacKenzie's Cottage |
Mr Smith |
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[Situation] On the West Side of BacK Street
A dwelling house situated in Back Street. the property of the DuKe of Buccleuch. |
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Page in F. [Form] 136
64 - High School [note] Bad reference
64 - Dalkeith Kilwinning Lodge
68 - MacKenzie's Cottage [notes] Two Authorities are required for every name O.M.O. [Ordnance Mapping Office] - Apostrophe? - North Margin of Sheet |
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BENNET'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Bennet's Close
Bennet's Close |
Name on Close
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[Situation] On the East Side of High Street.
A Small yard on the S.E. [South East] side of High Street consisting of about six dwelling houses of an inferior description. |
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WHEAT MARKET INN [Dalkeith] |
Wheat Market Inn |
Sign board
D. Cowan |
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[Situation] On the East Side of Back Street
A public house in Back St with stables &c. occupd. [occupied] by D. Cowan & the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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YOUNG'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Young's Close
Young's Close |
Name on Close
Mr Bourhill |
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[Situation] Leaving the East Side of High Street
A narrow close extending from the High St eastward to Back St the houses are of an inferior description. |
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CORN MARKET |
Corn Market |
Mr Bourhill |
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[Situation] On the East Side of High Street
A large yard on the south side of High St extending to Back Street used as a Corn Market by Corn Dealers & Farmers frequenting Dalkeith Grain Market. |
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CHALMERS' CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Chalmers' Close
Chalmers' Close |
Name on Close
Mr Scott |
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[Situation] Leaving the East Side of High Street
A narrow close on the south side of High Street consistg [consisting] of about 5 houses of an inferior description. |
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THE COTTAGE |
The Cottage
The Cottage |
J. Hay
J. Young |
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[Situation] On the East Side of Back Street
A dwellg. [dwelling] house on the S.E. [South East] side of Back St occupd. [occupied] by Mr. Hay & the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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Page in F. [Form] 136
65 - Corn Market
66 - Chalmers' Close
67 - The Cottage |
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MOFFAT'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Moffats Close
Moffats Close |
Name on Corner
Mr Scott |
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[Situation] On the East Side of High Street
A narrow lane or close on the S.E. [South East] side of High Street extendg [extending] to Back St and consisting of houses of an inferior description |
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WARDLAW'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Wardlaw's Close
Wardlaw's Close |
Name on Corner
Mr Scott |
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[Situation] Leaving the East Side of High Street
A narrow close on the S.E. [South East] Side of the High St & extending to Back Street. the dwellings are of an inferior description. |
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CROMWELL'S ORDERLY HOUSE (Ruins of) |
Cromwell's Council Room
Cromwell's Orderly House
Cromwell's Orderly House |
Mr Hurst
Mr. Gray
Stat: Acct [Statistical Account]
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[Situation] In Wardlaws Close
A house now in ruins in Wardlaw's Close. Cromwell during his Stay in Dalkeith held his Council Meetings in a Room on the Upper flat. |
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[Page in Form 136]
66 - Moffats Close
66 - Wardlaw's Close
67 - Cromwell's Orderly House |
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SCOTT'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Scott's Close
Scott's Close |
Name on Close
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[Situation] Leaving the East Side of High Street
A close consisting of dwellings occupd. [occupied] chiefly by people of the working classes. |
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CROSS KEYS INN [Dalkeith] |
Cross Key's Inn
Cross Key's Inn |
Sign board
Mr Scott |
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[Situation] On the East Side of High Street
The principal Inn in the town Situated on the S.E. [South East] Side of High St nearly opposite the Old Church. |
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TOLBOOTH CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Tolbooth Close
Tolbooth Close |
Name on Close
Mr Smith |
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[Situation] Leaving the East Side of High Street
A close leading from High St to Back St consisting of dwellg. [dwelling] houses occupd. [occupied] by people of the working classes. |
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68 - Scott's Close
68 - Cross Key's Inn
68 - Tolbooth Close |
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MARKET CROSS (Site of) [Dalkeith] |
Market Cross |
G. Gray
A. Patterson |
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[Situation] Near the centre of High St
A circle formed of stones in the Centre of which is the form of a circle which is also formed of Stones. sequesterated goods seized in the town are sold here This is the site of the old marKet Cross. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [North Wynd, Dalkeith] |
United Presbyterian Church |
Mr Douglas |
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[Situation] On the N. [North] East Side of North Wynd
A plain stone building in the town of Dalkeith in North Wynd erected by subscription and a grant from the sustentation fund. it can accomodate a Congregation of about 500. The ministers stipend amounts to about £100 with a Manse & garden adjoining the church. |
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Market Cross [note] It is the Site of the Old MarKet Cross - See page 45 Omo [Ordnance mapping office]
United Presbyterian Church [notes] Seats for 500 - This house was mistaken for the Church in page 38, both being described as on the West of Back Street omo [ordnance mapping office] |
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DALKEITH COLLIERY RAILWAY |
Dalkeith Colliery Railway
Dalkeith Colliery Railway
Dalkeith Colliery Railway |
Mr Blair
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[Situation] Running N. [North] East through the Town of Dalkeith
A private Railway leading from the Edinb. [Edinburgh] & Dalkeith Railway Station to the Duke of Buccleuch Collieries & formed at the expence of the present Duke. Having a Single line of Rails ? |
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BACK STREET [Dalkeith] |
Back Street |
Name on Corner
Map of Town
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Robert Patterson |
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[Situation] Running parallel With High Street on the S.E. [South East] side of the town of DalKeith
A narrow crooked Street extending from High St. South & Lothian St a little North of the Musselburgh Road - the Houses are from one to three Stories high. & occupd. [occupied] by Shopkeepers Tradesman &c |
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Parish of DalKeith
86 - Dalkeith Colliery Railway
Back Street [note] OMO ? [Ordnance Mapping Office] |
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NEW BURIAL GROUND [Dalkeith] |
New Burying Ground |
George Watson.
George Gray |
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[Situation] West Side of Dalkeith
A burying ground on the W. [West] Side of Dalkeith, it is of an irregular form & was granted to the inhabitants of Dalkeith by the Duke of Buccleuch |
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HIGH STREET WEST [Dalkeith] |
High Street West
High Street West
High Street West |
Name on Corner
Thomas Cowan
Robert Patterson |
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[Situation] The continuation of the S.W. [South West] end of High Street
A small street the continuation of High Street to where Buccleuch St ntersects, the houses are from 2 to 3 Stories high and are chiefly occupd. [occupied] as Shops |
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Parish of Dalkeith
[Page in Form 136]
112 - New Burying Ground [note] New Burying Ground on Plan
78 - High Street West |
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GRAY'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Gray's Close |
Name on Corner |
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[Situation] On the N. [North] West Side of High Street
A very small close on the N. [North] side of High St West, the houses are 3 stories high and occupd [occupied] by working people |
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THOMSON'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Thomson's Close |
Name on Corner |
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[Situation] On the N. [North] West side of High Street West,
A Small close on the N. [North] side of High St West, the houses are 2 stories high & occupd. [occupied] by working people. |
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MONTEITH'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Monteith's Close |
Name on Corner |
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[Situation] Leaving the N. [North] West Side of High Street West
A narrow close on the N. [North] side of High St West consisting of about 7 Houses occupd [occupied] by working people. |
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Parish of DalKeith
Page in F. [Form] 136
73 - Gray's Close
74 - Thomson's Close
73 - Monteith's Close |
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WHITE'S CLOSE WEST [Dalkeith] |
White's Close West |
Name on Close |
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[Situation] Leaving the N. [North] West Side of High Street West
A small lane or close on the N. [North] side of High St. West consisting of about 6 houses two stories high occupd. [occupied] by the working classes. |
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WILSON'S CLOSE WEST [Dalkeith] |
Wilson's Close West. |
Name on Corner |
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[Situation] On the N. [North] West Side of High Street West
A close on the N. [North] side of High St. West consisting of about 6 Houses occupd. [occupied] by working people. |
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ELLIOT'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Elliot's Close |
Name on Corner |
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[Situation] On the N. [North] West Side of High St
A narrow close on the N. [North] side of High St consisting of about 6 houses occupd [occupied] by working people |
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Parish of Dalkeith |
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MILLER'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Miller's Close |
Name on Close |
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[Situation] Leaving the N. [North] West Side of High Street
A close on the N. [North] side of High St consisting of a few houses 3 Stories high occupd. [occupied] by working people. |
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HIGH STREET [Dalkeith] |
High Street |
Name on Corner
Map of Town 1822
Thomas Cowan
R. Patterson |
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[Situation] Leading N. [North] easterly through the town of DalKeith
A street extendg [extending] from the N. E. [North East] corner of the town in a S. E. [South East] direction until it joins High St West & High St South. the houses are from two to three stories high. it is the principal street in the town, and occupd [occupied] by Shopkeepers Tradesmen &c. |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in F. [Form] 136
72 - Miller's Close |
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NORTH WYND [Dalkeith] |
North Wynd |
Name on Corner |
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[Situation] Leading N. [North] Westerly from High Street West.
A narrow street runng. [running] in a N. [North] direction from High St West consisting of about a dozen houses of two stories high which are chiefly occupd. [occupied] by working people |
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HIGH STREET SOUTH [Dalkeith] |
High Street South
High Street South |
Bailie Moncrieff
Mr Goldie
Mr. McDonald |
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[Situation] Leaving the S. [South] West end of High Street,
A small street runng [running] from the west end of High St to its junction with the southern extremity of Back St and containing some of the Principal Shops in town. |
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GORDON'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Gordon's Close
Gordon's Close |
T. Cowan
R. Patterson |
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[Situation] On the S. E. [South East] side of High Street West.
A close leading from High St West and occupd [occupied] by tradesmen it is named after the propriet[or] Mr Gordon. |
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MARSHALL'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Marshall's Close
Marshall's Close
Marshall's Close |
Ticket over Entrance
T. Cowan
R. Patterson |
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[Situation] On the S. [South] East Side of High Street West
A small close the property of Mr. Marshall branching off High St West |
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THORBURN'S COURT [Dalkeith] |
Thorburns Court
Thorburns Court |
G. Watson
G. Gray |
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[Situation] S. [South] side of the Wicket.
A small irregular court occupied by the poorer classes of labourers. |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in F. [Form] 136
80 - Gordon's Close
80 - Marshall's Close
✓ - Thorburns Court |
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HAMMERMEN'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Hammermen's Close
Hammermen's Close |
Name on Close
T. Cowan
R. Patterson |
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[Situation] Leaving the South Side of West Wynd
A small close on the N. [North] side of West Wynd consisting of Small houses the property of the Society of Hammermen. |
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AMOS COURT [Dalkeith] |
Amos Court
Amos Court |
T. Cowan
R. Patterson |
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[Situation] On the South side of West Wynd
A small court on the N. [North] side of West Wynd the property of Mr Amos. the houses are small and occupd [occupied] by Tradesman. |
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ANDERSON'S LAND [Dalkeith] |
Anderson's Land
Anderson's Land
Anderson's Land |
Name on Close
R. Patterson
T. Cowan |
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[Situation] On the South Side of West Wynd
A Small Close off the N. [North] side of West Wynd the Property of Mr. Anderson, the houses are mostly one Story high |
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WHITE HART STREET [Dalkeith] |
White Hart Street
White Hart Street
White Hart Street |
Name on Corner
R. Patterson
T. Cowan |
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[Situation] Leaving the S, W, [South West] Side of High Street South
A short street leading from [West] Wynd & joining High Street South the houses are 3 stories high & occupd: [occupied] as Shops &c. |
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WEST WYND [Dalkeith] |
West Wynd
West Wynd
West Wynd |
Name on Corner
R. Patterson
T. Cowan |
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[Situation] Leading S. [South] Easterly from High Street West.
A small street leading from High St West & joining High St South Back St & Lothian St the houses are from one to three Stories high and chiefly occupd. [occupied] as Shops. |
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SHOEMAKER'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
ShoemaKers Close
ShoemaKers Close |
Name on Corner
R. Patterson
T. Cowan |
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[Situation] On the S. [South] side of West Wynd
A small close leading from the West Wynd. the houses are Small & are the property of Messrs. Gordon & Thompson. formerly it belonged to the Society of Shoemakers. |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in F. [Form] 136
81 - White Hart Street
81 - West Wynd
78 - Shoemakers Close |
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COUNTY POLICE STATION [Dalkeith] |
County Police Office
County Police Office
County Police Office
County Police Station
County Police Station |
Name on house
R. Patterson
T. Cowan
A. Patterson
G. Watson |
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[Situation] On the North Side of West Wynd
A large dwelling house the property of the Duke of Buccleuch situated on the N. [North] side of the West Wynd occupd: [occupied] as a County Police Station. |
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ROYAL BANK (Dalkeith Branch) |
Royal Bank |
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[Situation] On the S. [South] Side of West Wynd
A dwelling house the property of the Duke of Buccleuch rented to the Royal Bank of Scotland as a Branch Bank of the establishment and carried on under the managemt [management] of john Patterson Esq: |
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Parish of Dalkeith
[Notes] Royal Bank (DalKeith Branch)
Branch of Royal Bank of Scotland
Branch Bank of Scotland or some other arrangement - Royal Bank is objected to - OMO [Ordnance Mapping Office] |
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CHARLES'S COURT [Dalkeith] |
Charles's Court |
Name on Court |
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[Situation] On the South Side of West Wynd
An open space on the N. [North] side of West Wynd having dwelling houses two stories high on three sides. |
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BARRIE'S COURT [Dalkeith] |
Barrie's Court |
Name on Court |
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[Situation] On the S. E. [South East] side of High Street West
A small court on the East Side of High St West the Property of the heirs of the late. Mr Barrie. |
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BUCCLEUCH STREET [Dalkeith] |
Buccleuch Street
Buccleuch Street
Buccleuch Street |
Name on Court
Alexander Mitchell
Alexander Buncle |
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[Situation] Leading S. [South] easterly from the end of High Street West
A street leading from High St & Carlisle Road & joining Lothian St & London Road. the houses are detached. |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in F. [Form] 136
76 - Charles's Court
80 - Barrie's Court
100 - Buccleuch Street |
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LOTHIAN STREET [Dalkeith] |
Lothian Street
Lothian Street
Lothian Street |
Name on Corner
Mr Moncrieff
Mr Hutchinson |
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[Situation] Leading Southerly from DalKeith Colliery Railway
A small street branching off the Cattle Market in a Southerly direction joining London Road & Buccleuch St. |
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WICKET |
Wicket
Wicket
Wicket |
Name on Corner
R. Patterson
T. Cowan |
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[Situation] Leaving the N. [North] side of West Wynd
A small street branching off High St South & joining West Wynd. the houses are from two to three stories high and are occupd [occupied] by Tradesman and Shopkeepers. |
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AMOS'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Amos's Close
Amos's Close
Amos's Close |
Mr Welsh
Mr Plumber
Mr Porteous |
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[Situation] On the East side of High Street
An entry or close off High St into Back St inhabited by the working classes. |
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WILSON'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Wilson's Close
Wilson's Close
Wilson's Close |
Mr Welsh
Mr Plomber
Mr Porteous |
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[Situation] E. [East] side of High St
A close off the East side High St which does not Communicate with any other thoroughfare. |
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VINT'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Vints Close
Vints Close
Vints Close |
Mr Welsh
Mr Plomber
Mr Porteous |
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[Situation] E [East] side of High Street
A close runng [running] from High St to Back St named after its Proprietor. |
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COMMERCIAL BANK [Dalkeith] |
Commercial Bank
Commercial Bank |
Mr Goldie.
Mr McDonald |
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[Situation] E. [East] side of High Street
An area flat in High St at the corner of Tait St the property of the Commercial Bank of Scotland and used to carry on a branch of that establishment. |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in F [Form] 136
83 - Wilson's Close
83 - Vints Close
87 - Commercial Bank |
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TAIT STREET [Dalkeith] |
Tait Street
Tait Street
Tait Street |
Bailie Moncrieff
Mr Porteous
Mr Goldie |
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[Situation] Leaving the East Side of High St.
A small street leading from High St into Back St. the N. [North] side contains the Commercial Bank. an Inn, stables &c the other side is formed of the rear of the houses in Tabernacle Close |
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INDEPENDENT CHAPEL [Dalkeith] |
Independent Chapel
Independent Chapel |
Mr. Goldie
Mr. McDonald |
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[Situation] East side of BacK Street
A large up-stairs Room of a building in Back Street at the junction of Tait Street it is neatly fitted up with Seats to accomodate a Congregation of about 300. This Room belongs to the Congregation but the upper and lower flats, are the property of different persons not in Connection with the independents. |
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Independent Chapel [notes]
(Seats for 300)
Is it correct to shew this house
and the Methodist house in
page 31 as public Buildings
If they are rented they should
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TABERNACLE CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Tabernacle Close
Tabernacle Close
Tabernacle Close |
Bailie Moncrieff
Mr Porteous
Mr Goldie |
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[Situation] East Side of High Street
A close running from the High St into the Back St occupd [occupied] by people of the working classes |
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ROBERTSON'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Robertson's Close
Robertson's Close
Robertson's Close |
Bailie Moncrieff
Mr Porteous
Mr Goldie |
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[Situation] East side of High Street
A close or entry runng. [running] from High St into Back Street named after a Proprietor. |
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WHITE'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
White's Close
White's Close
White's Close |
Mr, McDonald
Bailie Moncrieff
Mr Goldie |
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[Situation] East side of High Street
A close runng [running] from High St into Back St consisting of houses of two stories high occupd [occupied] by working people. |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in F [Form] 136
84 - Tabernacle Close
84 - Robertson's Close
85 - White's Close |
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HISLOP'S CLOSE |
Hislops Close |
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[Situation] N. [North] side of High St. S. [South]
This Close contains only one dwelling, the Remainder consisting of Storehouses &c belonging to ShopKeepers in High Street |
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PETTICREWS CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Petticrews Close
Petticrews Close
Petticrews Close
Petticrews Close |
Mr. Goldie
Bailie Moncrieff
Mr. McDonald
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[Situation] On West Side of BacK Street
A close Runng [Running] from the N.E. [North East] corner of High St South into Back St it consists of a few dwelling houses a brewery and the rear of some adjoing [adjoining] houses. |
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METHODIST CHAPEL (Wesleyan) [Dalkeith] |
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel |
Revd. [Reverend] McIntosh
Mr. Jardine
Mr Bourhill |
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[Situation] In Back Street
A large up stairs room in BacK St fitted up as a place of worship the property of the Wesleyan Methodists and used for their Meetings |
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Wesleyan Methodist Chapel [note] (Wesleyan) (Seats for 240) |
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ACADEMY (Free Church) [Dalkeith] |
Free Church Academy
Free Church Academy |
Mr Blain
Mr Welsh
Mr Goldie |
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[Situation] At the S. [South] end of Back Street
A rectangular stone buildg [building] at the South end of Back St consisting of two compartments for Male & Female pupils. the average number of scholars is about 100 who are taught English with rudiments of the classics it was erected & is supported by the Funds of the Free Church aided by assistance from the Crown. |
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Page in F. [Form] 136
86 - Free Church Academy |
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ELMFIELD FOUNDRY (Iron) |
Elm-field Foundry |
Name on Premises
D. Purcell |
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[Situation] North Side of New Mills Road
A foundryfor the manufacture of Cast Iron, Fire Grates, &c the property of the Duke of Buccleuch and occupied by David Purcell. |
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BUCCLEUCH CHURCH [Dalkeith] |
Church
Church
Church
Buccleuch Church |
Mr Fairbairn
R. Patterson
T. Cowan
George Gray. Commercial Bank
George Watson. Chamerlains office |
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[Situation] On the west Side of the Town of DalKeith
A large stone building erected by the Duke of Buccleuch, it is in contemplation to divide the Parish of Dalkeith into two under the names of Dalkeith & Buccleuch and this buildg [building] is intended as the Parish Church of Buccleuch. Abridged Out: from Stat: acct [Statistical Account] of Dalkeith 1844.
An elegant church of the early English Gothic style built in 1840 by the Duke of Buccleuch in a commanding site at the head of the town. It is in the form of a cross and seated for about 950 persons, and intended for the accommodation of Members of the Establishd [Established] Church. |
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Buccleuch Church [notes]
Iron/OMO [Ordnance Mapping Office]
Quoad Sacra Church ? o.m.o [ordnance mapping office]
This church is at present occupied
instead of the parish church the latter
being undergoing repairs. Arrangements
are in progress by the Duke of Buccleuch
of erecting part of the town of DalKeith & district
adjoining into a Quoad Sacra parish of
which this church is to be the parish
church. The parish is to be designated Buccleuch Parish Quoad Sacra
Just so far as the place is provided
and people may come but they
are not driven to it to fill
the church S.R. |
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NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY (Dalkeith Branch) |
Dalkeith Edinburgh Railway
Dalkeith Edinburgh Railway |
R. Patterson
T. Cowan |
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[Situation Leaving the S.W. [South West] end of the Town of DalKeith
A short line of Railway from Eskbank to Dalkeith being a branch of the North British Railway Hawick Branch from Eskbank Station. |
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RAILWAY STATION [Dalkeith] |
Dalkeith Railway Station
Dalkeith Railway Station |
R. Patterson
T. Cowan |
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[Situation] At the S. [South] West end of the Town of DalKeith
A small stone building erected by the Railway Co [Company] as a Booking Office &c at the terminal of Edinburgh and Dalkeith Branch of the North British Railway. |
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Page in F. [Form] 136
94 - Dalkeith Edinburgh Railway
94 - Dalkeith Railway Station [notes] John Coombe? - Should be Railway Station O.M.O. [Ordnance Mapping Office] |
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FREE CHURCH [Dalkeith] |
Free Church
Free Church |
Alexander Buncle
Alexander Mitchell |
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[Situation] On the South side of Buccleuch Street
A plain stone building erected in 1843 on the South west Side of Buccleuch St and altered & repaired in 1849. the gross amount of erection & repairs Amounting to £1.200. Raised by Subscription. it can accomodate a congregation of about 700 persons and the Ministers Stipend is about £130 P [Per] Annum. |
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CARLISLE ROAD [Dalkeith] |
Carlisle Road
Carlisle Road |
Alexander Mitchell
Thomas Cowan |
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[Situation] The continuation of West High St
A Road leading from High St, West towards Carlisle, on one side there is a few detached dwelling houses. |
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Parish of DalKeith
[Page in F. [Form] 136]
99 - Free Church
97 - Carlisle Road |
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FAIRFIELD PLACE [Dalkeith] |
Fairfield Place
Fairfield Place
Fairfield Place |
Name on corner
A. Mitchell
T. Cowan |
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[Situation] on the S. [South] East
side of Carlisle Road
Two dwelling houses with Offices &c attached on the south west side of Carlisle Road. |
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FAIRFIELD COTTAGE |
Fairfield Cottage
Fairfield Cottage |
A. Mitchell
A. Buncle |
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[Situation] On the S. E. [South East] Side of Carlisle Road
A Small Cottage with offices &c [etc] attached Situated on the N. W. [North West] Side of Carlisle Road and the property of Me. J. Bird |
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BUCCLEUCH SCHOOL |
Buccleuch School
Buccleuch School |
Mr. Fairburn
Mr Patterson |
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[Situation] On the North Side of Croft St
A Plain building purchased by the Duke of Buccleuch for a School House. A School Master & School Mistress are appointed at a Salary abt. [about] £50 P Ann: [Per Annum] Each, with half the School Fees Contind [Continued on page 37] |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in F. [Form] 136
7 - Fairfield Place
98 - Fairfield Cottage
96 - Buccleuch School |
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BUCCLEUCH SCHOOL |
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LOTHIAN ROAD [Dalkeith] |
Lothian Road
Lothian Road
Lothian Road |
Name on Ticket
A. Mitchell
A. Buncle |
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[Situation] Leaving the South end of the Town of DalKeith
A road leadg [leading] from Dalkeith towards Newbattle & Newbattle Abbey the residence of the Marquis of Lothian. |
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CROFT STREET [Dalkeith] |
Croft Street
Croft Street
Croft Street |
Name on Corner
A. Mitchell
A. Buncle |
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[Situation] forming the S. [South] Side of the Town of DalKeith
A small narrow crooked Street travelling off Carlisle Road and joining the Lothian Road. it consists of disconnected dwelling houses, an Iron Foundry &c. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Back Street, Dalkeith] |
United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr McIntosh
Mr Jardine
Mr. Bourhill |
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[Situation] On the West Side of BacK Street.
A plain stone building in Back St which can accomodate a congregation of about 550 but the communicants do not exceed 150. |
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Page in F. [Form] 136
100 - Croft Street
88 - United Presbyterian Church [note] (Seats for 550) |
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NEW MILLS ROAD |
New Mills Road
New Mills Road |
Mr S. Moncrieff
Revd [Reverend] Mr. Wright |
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[Situation] Leaving the East Side of the Town of DalKeith.
A road leading from the South Western Suburb of Dalkeith towards the Town of Lauder. there are some plain dwelling houses at its South Side where it leads out of Dalkeith. |
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LONDON ROAD [Dalkeith] |
London Road
London Road |
Mr S. Moncrieff
Revd [Reverend] Mr Wright |
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[Situation] The continuation of Buccleuch St
A street consisting of a few dwelling houses being a continuation of Buccleuch St. from the corner of Lothian Road. |
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PORTEOUS PLACE [Dalkeith] |
Porteous Place
Porteous Place |
Mr Huchinson
Mr S. Moncrieff |
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[Situation] on the South Side of London Road
A row of neatly erected houses at the South eastern end of Lothian Road. |
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[Page in F. [Form] 136]
89 - New Mills Road
89 - London Road
90 - Porteous Place |
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LOTHIAN COTTAGE |
Lothian Cottage
Lothian Cottage |
Mr Moncrieff
Mr Hutchison |
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[Situation] On the E. [East] side of Lothian Road.
A dwelling house the property of the Marquis of Lothian situated on the side of the old Selkirk road in the S. [South] suburbs of Dalkeith attachd [attached] are large fruit & vegetable gardens. |
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HIGH SCHOOL CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
High School Close
High School Close |
J. Gray
T. Bourhill |
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[Situation] O the West Side of High Street [Dalkeith].
A passage leading from the west side of High Street to the High School |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in F [Form] 136
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ESKSIDE HOUSE |
Eskside House
Eskside House |
Mr Stevens
John Purvis |
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[Situation] On the South Side of New Mills Road.
A dwelling house on the south side of the road to New Mills the property of Mr Young. |
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NEW MILLS TANNERY |
New Mills Tannery |
Mr Stevens
John Purvis |
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[Situation] About 16 Chains East of the Town of DalKeith.
A Tannery on the N. [North] side of New Mills Bridge occupied by Mr Patterson & the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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NEW MILLS BRIDGE |
New Mills Bridge |
Mr Stevens
John Purvis |
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[Situation] Crossing the River South Esk at New Mills.
A county built bridge of one arch erected in 1839 over the South Esk at New Mills. |
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[Page in F. [Form] 136]
101 - Eskside House
101 - New Mills Tannery
101 - New Mills Bridge |
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WILSON'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Wilson's Close |
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Parish of Dalkeith
New Mills (Flour) [crossed out] See this name at page 55. |
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RIVER SOUTH ESK |
River South Esk |
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[Situation] Running N.E. [North East] and passing New Mills.
Abridg. [Abridged] Ext [Extract] from Fullartons Gazette A small river the sister stream of the North Esk, it issues at West Loch in Peebles-shire and flows north over a distance of 3 1/4 miles forming the boundary between the counties of Peebles & Mid-Lothian & joins the North Esk in the Duke of Buccleuch's demesne north of Dalkeith. Not Navigable |
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RESERVOIR (Dalkeith Waterworks) |
Reservoir (DalKeith Waterworks)
Reservoir (DalKeith Waterworks) |
Bailie Moncrief
Rev [Reverend] Mr N Wright |
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[Situation] At the west end of Buccleuch Street.
A Small reservoir Covered over at a house belonging to the Dalkeith Water Company |
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DALKEITH HOUSE |
Dalkeith House
Dalkeith House |
Mr Moncrieff
Revd [Reverend] Mr Wright |
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[Situation] A short distance N. [North] of the Town of DalKeith.
A spacious magnificent Mansion erected upon the site of the ancient castle of Dalkeith by one of the Duchess' of Buccleuch and Monmouth about the beginning of the 18th Century with the exceptions of 4 Corinthian pilasters at the front it is void of any architectural embellishments yet situated as it is upon a peninsula between the two Esk Rivers where the natural beauty of the scenery has rendered it easy for the artificial means which have been employed to convert it into one of the most splendid residences & demesnes in the Kingdom, the whole is surrounded by a park wall several miles in circumference & numerous herds of deer have access throughout the place for pasturage, it is the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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Parish of Dalkeith
Page in F [Form] 136
103 - Dalkeith House [note] See this name on Sheet 1 Dalkeith |
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DALKEITH PARK |
Dalkeith Park |
See Name Bk [Book] Sheet 1 of Dalkeith |
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[Situation] N. [North] of the Town of Dalkeith
See Descript. [Descriptive] Remarks in Name Book of Sheet 1 of Dalkeith |
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MARKET PLACE [Dalkeith] |
Market Place
Market Place
Market Place |
G Gray
G Watson
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[Situation] Near the centre of Dalkeith
A small open space in the High Street nearly opposite the old Parish Church and adjoining the Old Jail which is used for the sale of different kinds of grain. Within this space is the site of the Old Market Close. |
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Market Place [note] See page 15 OMO [Ordnance Mapping Office] |
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SCIENTIFIC HALL formerly Jail or Tolbooth [Dalkeith] |
Scientific Hall formerly Jail or Tolbooth |
G Watson
G Gray
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[Situation] South side of High St.
This is a plain old building containing on the ground floor two apartmts [apartments] occupied by the Keeper Mr A Patterson. On the floor above are two rooms the principal of which is used as a lecture room by a Scientific Association & is called by that body Scientific Hall. This building formerly used as the Jail and Court Room & still called by the inhabitants the Old Jail the date of which is unknown. |
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JAIL [Dalkeith] |
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[Situation] South side of High St.
This is a plain old building containing on the ground floor two apartmts [apartments] occupied by the Keeper Mr A Patterson. On the floor above are two rooms the principal of which is used as a lecture room by a Scientific Association & is called by that body Scientific Hall. This building formerly used as the Jail and Court Room & still called by the inhabitants the Old Jail the date of which is unknown. |
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TOLBOOTH [Dalkeith] |
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[Situation] South side of High St.
This is a plain old building containing on the ground floor two apartmts [apartments] occupied by the Keeper Mr A Patterson. On the floor above are two rooms the principal of which is used as a lecture room by a Scientific Association & is called by that body Scientific Hall. This building formerly used as the Jail and Court Room & still called by the inhabitants the Old Jail the date of which is unknown. |
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Page in F. [Form] 136
109 - Scientific Hall formerly Jail or Tolbooth
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It is known that it was used as a Prison, but
there is nothing said respecting Tolbooth in these
remarks - nor in the Statistical Account of
Scotland - DalKeith - page 531
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The Keeper ?
Keeper of the hall ?
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BOWMAN'S POOL |
Bowman's Pool |
Wood Map of Dalkeith
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[Situation] a few chains West from New Mills
A pool in the River South Esk near New Mills, it is said to have obtained the name from a person named Bowman being drowned in it. |
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THE DARK WALK |
The Dark Walk |
Wood's Map of Dalkeith
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[Situation] at the S.E. [South East] side of the domain of Dalkeith House
A walk in the domain of Dalkeith House. Ann, Duchess of Buccleuch & Monmouth caused the tops to be cut off the trees on the sides of the bank when her husband the Duke of Monmouth was beheaded. |
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DALKEITH [town] |
Dalkeith |
Bailie Moncrieff
Revd [Reverend] McWright |
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[Situation] Betwixt the Rivers South & North Esk on the Eastern Side of the Co. [County] of Edinbro' [Edinburgh].
A small town on the banks of the North & South Esk, a little above their junction it consists of two long streets named the High Street and Back Street running parallel & communicating by thickly populated closes, the houses in the front Street are of a decent description & are chiefly used as shops and Offices there is a weekly Market on Thursdays but the principal article of sale is grain it being considered the greatest corn Market in Scotland, there are several Banks Churches & Schools in the town, also Gas Works Foundry, Tanneries &c and an almost hourly communication is kept up with Edinb. [Edinburgh] by railway omnibus, it contains about 5000 inhabitants not including the suburbs & is now a Burgh of Regality & its affairs managed by a Bailie & Eleven Trustees, the town is of no great antiquity being first mentioned in connection with Dalkeith Castle in the 14th Century, a detachment of puritan roundheads lay here under Gen [General] Monk in 1654 The Gen [General] had his head Quarters at the Castle. |
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Page in F. [Form] 136
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GAS WORKS [Dalkeith] |
Gas Works
Gas Works |
Mr Jardine (BooKseller)
Mr John Goldie (Postmaster) |
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[Situation] Near the junction of Croft Street and Lothian Road.
A considerable sized Gas WorKs Situated on the south side of DalKeith adjoining to an Iron Foundry. The property of the Dalkeith Gas Co. [Company] from which the town and vicinity are supplied. |
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BLACK BULL INN [Dalkeith] |
Black Bull Inn
Black Bull Inn |
Mr Jardine
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[Situation] On the west side of Lothian Street.
A long established Inn, licensed to sell all Kinds of drinK except wine, occupied by George Murray. |
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GREY HORSE INN [Dalkeith] |
Grey Horse Inn
Grey Horse Inn |
Mr Jardine
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[Situation] At the west end of New Mills Road on the South side.
An old Inn with stabling attached the occupier Mr Alexander Murray has license to sell all Kinds of drinK except wines. |
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DALKEITH [parish] |
Parish of Dalkeith |
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
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[Situation] On the eastern Side of the Co. [County] of Edinburgh.
A small parish in the County of Edinburgh being only about 2 miles Square lying on the banks of the North and South Esk Rivers; bounded on the north by Newton and InveresK Parishes; on the east by InveresK and Cranston; on the south and west by Newbattle and Lasswade; and on the west by Lasswade and Newton. Its greatest length is 3 1/2 miles; greatest breadth 2 1/4 miles. The Surface is greatly undulated, but in no quarter rises into hills; indeed the whole might be considered a plain, did not the steep banks of the river give it an uneven and broKen appearance. It contains the populous and thriving town of DalKeith (for which See description). Adjoining the town is DalKeith House, the princely residence of the Duke of Buccleuch, situated in a splendid parK of about 800 acres, embosomed amongst fine old wood. The Rivers North & South Esk unite in this park and after flowing for about 2 1/2 miles through a rich pastoral district falls into the Firth of Forth at Musselburgh. This parish is in the Synod of Lothian & Tweeddale and is the seat of a presbytery. Patron, the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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COMMERCIAL INN [Dalkeith] |
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn |
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[Situation] On the North side of Tait Street.
A considerable sized Inn with stabling, Lodgings and Coffee rooms attached, the occupier Mr Watt has licensed to sell all Kinds of drinKs. |
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POST OFFICE [Dalkeith] |
Post Office
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[Situation] On the North east side of High Street.
This office is Kept by Mr Goldie in his own house and can be removed to another house, at the pleasure of the authorities, at it are two deliveries and two despatches, morning and Evening. There are a number of Sub offices attached, Viz [namely] Newtongrange, Ford, BlacKshiels, Millerhill, Upper Keith and Couseland, all of which have to send to this office for Post Office money orders, &c. |
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SLAUGHTER HOUSE [Dalkeith] |
Slaughter House
Slaughter House |
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A Small Slaughter house the property of the DuKe of Buccleuch who let it yearly to the fleshers in DalKeith. |
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BUCK'S HEAD INN [Dalkeith] |
Buck's Head Inn
Buck's Head Inn
Buck's Head Inn |
Mr George Collison
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[Situation] At the junction of Buckcleuch and High Streets.
An old established Inn with Stabling and Gigs and horses for hire, the occupier Mr Collison has license to sell all Kinds of drinK |
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HARROW INN [Dalkeith] |
Harrow Inn
Harrow Inn |
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[Situation] At the junction of Buckcleuch and High Streets.
An old Inn with stabling and lodgings attached the occupier Mrs Forrest has licence to sell all Kinds of drinK |
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RAILWAY INN [Dalkeith] |
Railway Inn
Railway Inn |
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[Situation] At the Railway Station.
A pretty good Inn the occupier Mr Main has license to sell all Kinds of drinK except wines. |
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EYE DISPENSARY [Dalkeith] |
Eye Dispensary
Eye Dispensary |
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[Situation] Adjoining to the Royal BanK.
This valuable institution is supported chiefly by the DuKe of Buccleuch, as he supplies the medicines and gives the house gratuously in which the dispensary is held, and Dr [Doctor] Lewis gives his advice free. |
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VICTORIA LODGING HOUSE [Dalkeith] |
Victoria Lodging House
Victoria Lodging House |
Scott Moncrieff Esq (Factor)
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[Situation] On the South West side of West Wynd.
A new model lodging house established by the DuKe of BucKcleugh, for poor persons visiting DalKeith, the proceeds of which is wholly devoted to the Keeping up of the institution, His Grace Keeps a man and woman in the house who pays every attention to the Comfort of the Lodgers. |
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NATIONAL BANK [Dalkeith] |
National Bank
National Bank |
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[Situation] North West side of High Street at the junction of High Street West.
A branch of the National BanK of Scotland established for a number of years here. The house in which the BanKing business is done is the property of the National BanKing Company Their head office is in Edinbro' [Edinburgh] St Andrews Square, |
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PARISH OF NEWBATTLE
SHEET 2
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Names of Objects -- Pages
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NEW MILLS [Dalkeith] [Flour] |
New Mills
New Mills |
Mr Stevens
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[Situation] About 1/4 mile East of the Town of Dalkeith.
A large flour mill wrought by water power, Situated on the East bank of the River South Esk about 1/4 mile east of the town of DalKeith. It is Occupied by Mr Stevens and the property of the Marquis of Lothian. |
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NEWBATTLE [Parish] |
Parish of Newbattle |
See Name Bk [Book] 7.C. Co. [County] Edinb [Edinburgh] |
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[Situation] Eastern portion of the Co. [County] of Edinburgh.
See Descript. [Descriptive] Remarks in Name Book of Plan 7.C. Co. [County] of Edinburgh |
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LUGTON BRIDGE |
Lugton Bridge |
Henry Alan Dalkeith
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A stone bridge of one arch over the "River North Esk" & at the north side of DalKeith, built in A.D. 1765 & widened and the approaches improved in 1816. It is a county bridge. |
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LUGTON T.P. |
Lugton Toll Bar |
Henry Alan, Dalkeith
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A neat built toll house in good repair, Situated at the north side of DalKeith & at Lugton Bridge occupied by Henry Alan. |
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List of Names collected by c/a [Civilian Assistant] Robert Miller
Sheet 2 & Trace No. 1
[Parish] DalKeith
[Object]
Lugton Bridge - A bridge
Lugton Toll Bar - A toll house
[Signed] Robert MIller |
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MAJOR'S KNOWE Formerly the Bull Ring |
Major's Knowe |
John Gray Grocer High St.
D Gilmour Shoemaker High St |
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That portion of pavement in front of John Grays shop and east of the old choir it was a place used by the Butchers of the Town for bull baiting and derives its name from it being at the end of Major Weirs house John Grays shop and house is built on the Site of Major Weirs house |
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That portion of pavement in front of John Gray s shop and east of the old choir it was a place used by the Butchers of the Town for bull baiting and derives its name from it being at the end of Major Weirs house John Grays shop and house is built on the Site of Major Weirs house |
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PURSELL'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Purcell's Close |
John Gray Grocer High St.
D Gilmour Shoemaker High St |
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KENNOWAY'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Kannaway's Close |
John Gray Grocer High St.
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LEYDEN'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Leydens Close |
John Gray Grocer High St.
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A narrow dirty passage on the West side of High the houses are of irregular Construction and are occupied by labourers |
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List of Names collected by John Early Ca [Civilian Assistant]
[Object]
Pucell's Close - passage
Kennoway's Close - passage
Leydens Close - passage
[Signed] John Early Ca. [Civilian assistant] 21st June 1852 |
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HUNT CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Hunt Close |
John Gray Grocer High St.
Thomas Bourhill Baker High St. |
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A passage on the west side of High St [Street], the houses are regularly built and are occupied by mechanics. It derives its name from Stables belonging to the Duke of Buccleuch being at its western extremity where he Keeps some Hunting horses |
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PLUMMER'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Plummer's Close |
John Gray Grocer High St.
Thomas Bourhill Baker High St. |
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HIGH SCHOOL CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
High School Close |
John Gray Grocer High St.
Thomas Bourhill Baker High St. |
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A passage from the west side of High Street leading to the High School. |
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List of Names collected by John Early c a [civilian assistant]
Sheet 2 Trace 2
[Parish] Dalkeith Ph [Parish]
[Object]
Hunt Close - passage
Plummer's Close - Passage
High School Close - a passage
[Signed] John Early ca [civilian assistant] 21st June 1852 |
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SESSIONAL SCHOOLS [Dalkeith] |
Sessional Schools |
Mr Ballantyne Teacher Sessional School
Mr John Gray Grocer High St |
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A male and Female Schools on the West side of High St where children are taught the ordinary branches of an English education, the average attendance daily is about 40 males and 40 Females The Teachers, derive their Salary from the Church Session of DalKeith. |
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DALKEITH MILLS (Flour) |
DalKeith Mills |
John Gray, Grocer High St
Andrew Gray Miller DalKeith Mills |
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List of Names collected by John Early C Asst [Civilian Assistant]
Sheet 2 [Trace] 2
[Parish] Dalkeith Ph [Parish]
[Object]
Sessional Schools - Houses
Dalkeith Mills - Houses
[Signed] John Early Ca [Civilian Assistant] 21st June 1852 |
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NEW ROAD [Dalkeith] |
New Road |
Mr Ballantyne, Teacher Sessionall Sch [School]
John Gray, Grocer High Street |
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A Street extending from the West side of the High Street to the Toll Bar at Dalkeith Mills the Houses on each side are of good Construction and are occupied by respectable tradespeople |
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COMMON CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Common Close |
Mr Ballantyne, Teacher Sessionall Sch [School]
John Gray, Grocer High Street |
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A narrow passage extending from the West side of High Street in a Curving form till it joins New Road the Houses on each Side are of irregular Construction and are occupied by mechanics and labourers |
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BRUNTON'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Brunton's Close |
Mr Ballantyne, Teacher Sessionall Sch [School]
John Gray, Grocer High Street |
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List of Names collected by John Early C Asst [Civilian Assistant]
Sheet 2 Trace 2
[Parish] Dalkeith Ph [Parish]
[Object]
New Road - Street
Common Close - Passage
Brunton's Close - Passage
[Signed] John Early C a [Civilian Assistant] 21st June 1852 |
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CHURCH [Dalkeith] |
Church (Ph) [Parish] |
Mr Ballantyne Sessional School
John Gray Grocer High St |
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A large and well constructed building on the NW [North West] side of High St formerly in the Gothic Style of Architecture but now thro [through] the repairs it has undergone it appears in the modern Style as at its east end is the old Chancel or Choir (in ruins) and from its appearance it seems to be of very Ancient Construction. It is said that Cromwell made a Stable of the Church at the time he demolished Buccleuch Castle It is also said to be one of the oldest churches in Scotland It has been disused for the last 3 or 4 years in consequence of it being in dilapidated state, at the NW [North West] side of the Chancel is the Vault or burying Place of the Buccleuch family The officiating minister is the Revd [Reverend] Mr Wright |
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GRAY'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Grays Close |
John Gray Grocer High St
D. Gilmour ShoemaKer High St |
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A narrow passage on the W [West] side of High St [Street] the houses are of an inferior description and are Chiefly occupied by labourers |
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List of Names collected by J Early c/a [Civilian Assistant]
[Sheet] 2 [Trace] 2
[Parish] Dalkeith
[Object]
Church - house
Grays Close - passage
[Signed] John Early Ca [Civilian Assistant] 21st June 1852 |
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MANSE [Dalkeith] |
Manse |
Mr Ballantyne Sessional School
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A neat well constructed house of modern construction on the East side of New Road, having Suitable Offices Garden and ornamental grounds attached the residence of The Revd [Reverend] Mr Wright and Property of the Duke of Buccleuch |
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HIGH SCHOOL [Dalkeith] |
High School |
Mr Ballantyne Sessional School
John Gray grocer High Street |
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A house at the west end of High School Close Kept as a School room where persons of both sexes are taught the Higher branches of an English education. It is the property of Heritors of the Ph [Parish] from whom the master derives his salary |
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DALKEITH KILWINNING LODGE (Freemasons') |
Dalkeith Kilwinning Lodge |
Mr Ballantyne Sessional School
John Gray grocer High Street |
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A house of a rectangular form adjoining the East end of the High School Kept as a Lodge by the Freemasons of this Town It is also their property |
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List of names collected by John Early C Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
Sheet 2 Trace 2
[Parish] Dalkeith Ph [Parish]
[Object]
Manse - House
High School - House
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BENNET'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Bennet's Close |
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YOUNG'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Young's Close |
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Mr Bourhill Baker High Street Dalkeith |
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CORN MARKET |
Corn Market |
Mr Bourhill Baker High Street Dalkeith |
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A large yard on the s [south] side of the High Street, and extending to Back St used as a Corn market by the farmers and Corn Dealers frequenting the Dalkeith Market |
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List of Names collected by John McDiarmid 19th June 1852
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[Parish] Dalkeith |
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CHALMER'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Chalmer's Close |
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Mr Scott High St Dalkeith |
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MOFFAT'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Moffat's Close |
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Mr Scott High St Dalkeith |
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A narrow lane or Close on the S.E. [South East] side of the High Street and extending to Back Street. It consists Chiefly of dwelling houses of an inferior description and occupied by poor labouring people. |
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WARDLAW'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Wardlaw's Close |
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Mr Scott High St Dalkeith |
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A narrow Close leading from the High Street to Back Street - Consisting of dwelling houses of inferior description and occupied by working people. |
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List of Names collected by John McDiarmid 19th June 1852
Sheet 2 Trace 3
[Parish] Dalkeith
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CROMWELL'S ORDERLY HOUSE (Ruins of) |
Cromwell's Council Room (Ruins of) |
Mr Hurst Bricklayer High Street Dalkeith
Mr Gray, Grocer High Street Dalkeith |
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WHEAT MARKET INN [Dalkeith] |
Wheat Market Inn |
Sign Board
D. Cowan Innkeeper Back Street Dalkeith |
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A public house in Back Street with Stables &c attached the property of The Duke of Buccleuch and in the possession of D Cowan |
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THE COTTAGE |
The Cottage |
Mr J Hay The Cottage Back Street
J Young Back Street |
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A dwelling house on the South East Side of Back Street - the property of the Duke of Buccleuch and occupied by Mr J Hay |
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List of Names collected by J McDiarmid 19th June 1852
[Sheet] 2 [Trace] 3
[Parish] Dalkeith
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SCOTT'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Scott's Close |
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Mr Bourhill Baker High Street Dalkeith |
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A Close chiefly Consisting of dwelling houses occupied by poor people & extending from High St to Back St |
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CROSS KEYS INN [Dalkeith] |
Cross Keys Inn |
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Mr Scott Innkeeper Dalkeith |
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The principal Inn in the town; situated on the South East side of the High Street nearly opposite the old Church. |
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TOLBOOTH CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Tolbooth Close |
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MACKENZIE'S COTTAGE |
Mackenzie's Cottage |
Mr Smith High Street Dalkeith |
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A dwelling house Situated in Back Street, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch. |
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List of Names collected by John McDiarmid 19th June 1852
Sheet 2 Trace 3
[Parish] Dalkeith
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [North Wynd, Dalkeith] |
United Presbyterian Church |
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A united Presbyterian Church Situated in the town & parish of Dalkeith. It is a plain stone building in good repair and having an accommodation of 500 Sittings. The is an appointed minister to it, with a Salery of about £100 per ann [annum] with a manse and small garden, which are joined to the church, both were built by subscription aided by a grant from the sustentation fund. |
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List of Names collected by c/a [Civilian Assistant] Robert Miller
Sheet 2 and Trace No. 4
[Parish] Dalkeith
[Object] A church
[Signed] Robert Miller |
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WHITE'S CLOSE WEST [Dalkeith] |
White's Close West |
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WILSON'S CLOSE WEST [Dalkeith] |
Wilson's Close West |
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List of Names collected by R. Miller c/a [Civilian Assistant]
[Sheet] 2 Trace No. 4
[Parish] DalKeith
[Object]
White's Close West - A close
Wilson's Close West - A close
[Signed] Robert Miller C/a [Civilian assistant] |
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ELLIOT'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Elliot's Close |
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MILLER'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Miller's Close |
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List of Names collected by c/a [Civilian Assistant] Robert Miller
Plan 2 and Trace No. 4
[Parish] DalKeith
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Elliot's Close - A close
Miller's Close - A close
[Signed] Robert Miller |
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GRAY'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Gray's Close |
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MONTEITH'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Monteith's Close |
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List of Names collected by c/a [civilian assistant] Robert Miller
Sheet 2 and Trace No. 4
[Parish] Dalkeith
[Object]
Gray's Close - A close
Monteith's Close - A close
[Signed] Robert Miller c/a [civilian assistant] |
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THOMSON'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Thomson's Close |
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NORTH WYND [Dalkeith] |
North Wynd |
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A narrow Street running in a northerly direction from "High Street West" It consists of about a dozen houses most of which are two stories high and in good repair, they are chiefly occupied by WorK-people |
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List of Names collected by c/a [Civilian Assistant] Robert Miller
Plan 2 and Trace No. 4
[Parish] Dalkeith
[Object]
Thomson's Close - A close
North Wynd - A Street
[Signed] Robert Miller c/a [civilian assistant] |
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COUNTY POLICE STATION [Dalkeith] |
County Police Office |
Ticket over entrance
Robert Patterson West Wynd
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AMOS COURT [Dalkeith] |
Amos Court |
Robert Patterson West Wynd,
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A Small Court off the N. [North] Side of the "West Wynd", bounded by Small dwelling houses Occupied by Tradesmen - they are in good repair and the property of Mr Amos hence the name on a stone over the door is Carved the given name with the date 1815. |
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HAMMERMEN'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Hammermen's Close |
Ticket on entrance
Robert Patterson West Wynd
Thomas Cowan, High Street |
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List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C Asst [Civilian Assistant]
5ft [feet] Sheet 2 Trace 1
[Parish] Dalkeith
[Object]
County Police Office - House
Amos Court - A Court
Hammermen's Close - A Close
[Signed] Thomas Smith c/a [civilian assistant] 15th June 1852 |
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CHARLES'S COURT [Dalkeith] |
Charles's Court |
Corner Ticket
Robert Patterson West Wynd
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Royal Bank |
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Thomas Cowan, High St |
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[Royal Bank - A House
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SHOEMAKER'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Shoemaker's Close |
Corner Ticket on Entrance
Thomas Cowan High St
Robert Patterson West Wynd |
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High Street West |
Corner Ticket
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High Street West - A Street
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MARSHALL'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Marshall's Close |
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Thomas Cowan, High St,
Robert Patterson, West Wynd, |
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GORDON'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Gordon's Close |
Thomas Cowan, High St,
Robert Patterson, West Wynd, |
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Barrie's Court |
Ticket on entrance
Thomas Cowan, High St,
Robert Patterson West Wynd, |
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[Object]
Marshall's Close - A Close
Gordon's Close - A Close
Barrie's Court - A Court
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WEST WYND [Dalkeith] |
West Wynd |
Corner Ticket
Robert Patterson West Wynd
Thomas Cowan, High Street, |
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WHITE HART STREET [Dalkeith] |
White Hart Street |
Corner Ticket
Robert Patterson West Wynd
Thomas Cowan High Street, |
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West Wynd - A Street
White Hart Street - A Street
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WICKET |
Wicket |
Corner Ticket
Robert Patterson West Wynd
Thomas Cowan, High St, |
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A Small Street branching Off High St South And Joining the West Wynd, it is in good repair lighted with gas and bounded on both sides by a row of houses, two to three Stories high in good repair, the property of different proprietors, the houses are occupied by Shopkeepers & Tradesmen &c &c &c |
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ANDERSON'S LAND [Dalkeith] |
Andersons Land |
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Thomas Cowan, High St |
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A Small Close off the North Side of the West Wynd bounded round by dwelling houses one Story high in good repair and the property of Mr Anderson, hence the name. |
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[Object]
Wicket - A Street
Andersons Land - A Close
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AMOS'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Amos's Close |
Mr Welsh Druggist High St Dalkeith
Mr Hombie Dalkeith
William Porteous Draper Dalkeith |
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An entry running off the High St in DalKeith into "Back St" these "closes" are inhabited by the poorest classes of Artisans and Laborers, and take their names from present or former proprietors. |
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WILSON'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Wilson's Close |
Mr Welsh Druggist High St Dalkeith
Mr Hombie Dalkeith
William Porteous Draper Dalkeith |
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VINT'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Vint's Close |
Mr Welsh Druggist High St Dalkeith
Mr Hombie Dalkeith
William Porteous Draper Dalkeith |
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TAIT STREET [Dalkeith] |
Tait Street |
Bailie Moncrieff DalKeith
Mr Porteous Draper High St DalKeith
Mr Goldie Post Master DalKeith |
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A small street leading from the High St into the Back St the north side consists of the Commercial Bank an Inn, some stables & dwelling houses the other side is formed by the rear of the houses in "Tabernacle Close" |
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TABERNACLE CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Tabernacle Close |
Bailie Moncrieff DalKeith
Mr Porteous Draper High St DalKeith
Mr Goldie Post Master DalKeith |
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ROBERTSON'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Robertson's Close |
Bailie Moncrieff DalKeith
Mr Porteous Draper High St DalKeith
Mr Goldie Post Master DalKeith |
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An entry running from the High into the Back Street, it is named after a proprietor. |
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WHITE'S CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
White's Close |
Mr Goldie Post Master
Mr Golde DalKeith
Bailie Moncrieff DalKeith
Mr McDonald, Stationer DalKeith |
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PETTICREWS CLOSE [Dalkeith] |
Pettigrew's Close |
Mr Goldie Post Master
Mr Golde DalKeith
Bailie Moncrieff DalKeith
Mr McDonald, Stationer DalKeith |
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A close running from the north est [east] corner of "High St South" into the Back St it consist of dwelling houses, a Brewery, and the rear of the some adjoining houses. |
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HIGH STREET SOUTH [Dalkeith] |
High St South |
Mr Goldie Post Master
Mr Golde DalKeith
Bailie Moncrieff DalKeith
Mr McDonald, Stationer DalKeith
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ACADEMY (Free Church) [Dalkeith] |
Free Church Academy |
Mr Blair, Teacher DalKeith Academy
Mr Welsh Chemisy DalKeith
Mr Goldie Postmaster DalKeith |
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A rectangular stone building erected in an open area at the north end of the "Back St" it consists of two compartments for the male & female pupils respectively. The building is void of any architectural embellishments except that two granite porches in the front are surmounted by nude infantile statuettes, with booKs, in a studious posture the average number of scholars is about 180 of both sexes a plain English education is given, with rudiments of the classics, it is supported by the Free Church funds, and was erected by the same, with some cash assistance from the government. |
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DALKEITH COLLIERY RAILWAY |
DalKeith Colliery Railway |
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COMMERCIAL BANK [Dalkeith] |
Commercial BanK |
Mr Goldie Post Master DalKeith
Mr McDonald, Stationer DalKeith |
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A down stairs flat in High St at the corner Tait St it is used by the DalKeith branch of the Commercial Bank of Scotland and is their property. |
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INDEPENDENT CHAPEL [Dalkeith] |
Independent Chapel |
Mr Goldie Post Master DalKeith
Mr McDonald, Stationer DalKeith |
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A large upstairs room in the Back Street, at the junction of "Tait St" it is neatly fitted up with seats to accommodate about 200 people. The doctrine is of some of the Baptist descriptions differing from some of the Baptist Sect up to the period of life at which their followers should undergo the operation of baptism. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Back Street, Dalkeith] |
United Presbyterian Church |
Rev [Reverend] Mr McIntosh, UP [United Presbyterian] Minis [Minister] BacK St DalKeith
Mr Jardine High St
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METHODIST CHAPEL (Wesleyan) [Dalkeith] |
Weslyan Methodist Chapel |
Rev [Reverend] Mr McIntosh, UP [United Presbyterian] Minis [Minister] BacK St DalKeith
Mr Jardine High St
Mr Bourhill Baker High St |
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A large upstairs room in "Back St" neatly fitted up as a place of public worship it is ascended from the street by a flight of stone stairs & is the property of the Methodist body the attendants consist of a dozen or so individuals chiefly old dames & spinsters, followers of the renowned & much respected John Wesley |
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LOTHIAN STREET [Dalkeith] |
Lothian Street |
Ticket at corner of st,
Mr S. Moncrieff Bailie of DalKeith
Rev [Reverend] Mr Wright DalKeith Manse |
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A small street with a few dwelling houses upon each side chiefly occupied by artisans, it branches off the "Cattle Market" in a Southerly direction joining "London Road" and Buccleuch Street. |
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LONDON ROAD [Dalkeith] |
London Road |
Ticket at corner of st,
Mr S. Moncrieff Bailie of DalKeith
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NEW MILLS ROAD |
New Mills Road |
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Mr S. Moncrieff Bailie of DalKeith
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PORTEOUS PLACE [Dalkeith] |
Porteous Place |
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ELMFIELD FOUNDRY (Iron) |
Elmfield Foundry |
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A cast iron Foundry for manufacturing fire grates, fenders &c &c - the property of the Duke of Buccleuch and in the possession of David Pursell. |
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CHURCH [Established] [Dalkeith] |
Church |
Mr Fairbairn Dalkeith
Robert Patterson, West Wynd
Thomas Cowan, High St |
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A large Stone building in good repair And erected at the expense of the Duke of Buccleuch As a chapel of of Ease belonging to the Ph [Parish] Church the minister of the Established Church Officiates in it at present as the Ph [Parish] Church is undergoing Some repairs. It is in Contemplation to divide the Ph [Parish] of Dalkeith into two Phs [Parishes] by the names of Dalkeith & Buccleuch Parishes And this building is intended to be the Ph [Parish] Church of this Last named Parish it is in good repair & has 800 Sittings. |
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[Parish] Dalkeith
[Object] A Church
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RAILWAY STATION [Dalkeith] |
Dalkeith Railway Station |
Robert Patterson West Wynd
Thomas Cowan, High St |
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A Small Stone building in good repair erected by the Railway Company as a Booking office for Goods & passengers as the Terminus of the Edinburgh & Dalkeith Branch of the North British Railway. |
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NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY (Dalkeith Branch) |
Dalkeith and Edinburgh Railway |
Robert Patterson West Wynd
Thomas Cowan, High St |
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Dalkeith Railway Station - A House
Dalkeith and Edinburgh Railway - A Line of Railway
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RESERVOIR [Dalkeith] |
Reservoir |
George Boyd High St
Robert Patterson West Wynd |
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A Small reservoir or Cistern over which a house is erected It was built by the Town Trustees in 1832 and is in good repair The Cistern which is of Iron is Supplied from three different Springs the principal And most abundant is from a Spring which was found in the Channel of the North Esk in the year 1826 while Some workmen were boreing for Coal This Spring - which is Situated between Kerr's Iron Mill And the Wauk Mill, - is Said to rise by hydrostatic pressure of the fluid lodged in the curved or basin shaped Strata the other two Springs are Situated one at Viewfield or South Melville & the other at Melville Castle from each the water is Conveyed in pipes to the Reservoir |
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BUCCLEUCH SCHOOL |
Buccleuch School |
Mr Fairburn High St
Robert Patterson West Wynd |
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FAIRFIELD PLACE [Dalkeith] |
Fairfield Place |
Corner Ticket on Buildings
Alexander Mitchell Dalkeith
Thomas Cowan High St |
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CARLISLE ROAD [Dalkeith] |
Carlisle Road |
Corner Ticket on Buildings
Alexander Mitchell Dalkeith
Thomas Cowan High St |
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Fairfield Place - Houses
Carlisle Road - A Road
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LOTHIAN ROAD [Dalkeith] |
Lothian Road |
Corner Ticket
Alexander Mitchell Dicks Park
Alexander Buncle Buccleuch |
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A Road leading out of Dalkeith from the ends of Lothian St & Buccleuch St to or by Newbattle Abbey the residence of the Marquis of Lothian, hence its name near its Junction with Buccleuch St & Lothian St there are a few small dwelling houses on both sides of it these are Chiefly in good repair & occupied by Trades & Labouring men and are the property of different Proprietors. |
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FAIRFIELD COTTAGE |
Fairfield Cottage |
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A Small plain Stone building in good repair with office houses And garden attached to it It is situated on the N.W. [North West] side of Carlisle Road and is the property of J Bird Esq |
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FREE CHURCH [Dalkeith] |
Free Church |
Alexander Buncle Buccleuch St
Alexander Mitchell DicKs ParK |
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A Church belonging to the given body of dissenters And Situated on the W. [West] side of Buccleuch Street. It is a plain Stone building first erected in 1843 by subscription at An expense of £700, and in 1849 it underwent a thorough repair, at an additional expense of £500 raised in the Same manner as the first the no [number] of sittings is 700. There is an appointed minister to it with a salary of about £130 per ann. [annum] |
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DICK'S PARK [Dalkeith] |
Dick's Park |
Alexander Buncle Buccleuch St
Alexander Mitchell DicKs ParK |
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A Small dwelling house And office houses All in good repair attached to it is a field of Ground It is the property of |
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[Parish] Dalkeith
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Free Church - A Church
Dick's Park - House & Offices
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BUCCLEUCH STREET [Dalkeith] |
Buccleuch Street |
Corner TicKet
Alexander Mitchell DicKs ParK
Alexander Buncle Buccleuch St |
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A Street branching off High Street and Carlisle Road and Joining Lothian Street & London Road, it is in good repair and has a few dwelling houses along it on both sides generally detached from each other in twos threes &c, the houses are all in good repair and are fues off the DuKe of Buccleuch's property, on the west side of it stands the Free Church. |
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CROFT STREET [Dalkeith] |
Croft Street |
Corner TicKet
Alexander Mitchell DicKs ParK
Alexander Buncle Buccleuch |
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A Small Street branching of Carlisle Road and Joining the Lothian Road. It is narrow Crooked And in bad repair on both sides of it is a disconnected row of dwelling houses and an Iron Foundry these buildings are all in good repair & are the property of different proprietors. |
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[Parish] Dalkeith
[Object]
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Croft Street - A Street
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ESKSIDE HOUSE |
Eskside House |
Mr Stevens Miller New Mills
John Purvis New Mills |
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A house two stories high with garden attached Situated on the South Side of the road from Dalkeith to New Mills. The Property of Mr Young |
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NEW MILLS TANNERY |
New Mills Tannery |
Mr Stevens Miller New Mills
John Purvis New Mills |
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NEW MILLS BRIDGE |
New Mills Bridge |
Mr Stevens, Miller New Mills
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A County Bridge of one Arch erected in 1839 across the South EsK at New Mills by the Trustees of the Co. [County] of Edinburgh |
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[Parish] Dalkeith Ph [Parish]
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New Eskside House - House
Mills Bridge - Bridge
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NEW MILLS (Flour) |
New Mills |
Mr Stevens Miller New Mills
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A large Flour Mill the machinery of which is turned by water Situated on the East bank of the South Esk 1/4 of a mile East of DalKeith It is in the possession of Mr Stevens Miller and is the property of Marquis of Lothian |
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RIVER SOUTH ESK |
South Esk |
Mr Stevens miller New Mills
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DALKEITH HOUSE |
Dalkeith House
Dalkeith Palace |
Mr Moncrieff Factor to the DuKe of Buccleuch
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A spacious & magnificient mansion erected upon the site of the ancient castle of DalKeith by one of the Duchess of Buccleuch & Monmouth about the beginning of the 18th Century with the exceptions of 4 Corinthian pilasters at the front it is void of any architectural embellishments Yet situated as it is upon a peninsula between the two Esk Rivers where the natural beauty of the scenery has rendered it easy for the artificial means which have been employed to convert it into one of the most splendid residences & demesnes in the Kingdom. The whole is Surrounded by a park wall several miles in circumference and numerous droves of deer have access throughout the place for pasturage it is the property of the present DuKe of Buccleuch. N.B. The DuKe calls & writes it "DalKeith House" others "DalKeith Palace" |
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List of Names collected by 2nd Corpl [Corporal] Mechan RSM [Royal Sappers & Miners] 22nd June 1852 |
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DALKEITH [town] |
Dalkeith |
Bailie Moncrieff Dalkeith
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A small town upon the banKs of the North and South Esks, a little above their junction with each other it consists of two long streets the Back & High St running parallel with each other for a good way & communicating by thicKly populated entries or Closes. The houses in the front st are of a very decent description & are chiefly used as shops and offices. There is a weekly market on Thursdays, but the principal article of sale is grain, it being considered the greatest corn market in the neighbourhood there are several banKs, schools & churches in the Town as also a Gas work, Tan Yards and a foundry. The post office is in a private house near the centre of the town and there are two deliveries dayly an almost hourly intercourse is kept up with Edinbr [Edinburgh] by rail and omnibus. There are about 5000 inhabitants not including the suburbs of "Bridge End" or [---] it is now a burgh of Regality, its affairs being managed by a Bailie & eleven trustees. The town is of no great antiquity being first mentioned in connection with DalKeith Castle in the 14th Century a detachment of puritan roundheads lay under MonK in 1654 The general making the castle his headquarters during his stay. |
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List of Names collected by 2nd Corpl [Corporal] Mechan RSM [Royal Sappers & Miners] J Bray c/a [Civilian Assistant] Dalkeith |
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MARKET PLACE [Dalkeith] |
Market Place |
Mr Alexander Paterson Sub Inspector
Mr George Watson Chamberlains Office
Mr George Gray Commercial Bank |
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A small open space in the High Street nearly opposite the old Parish Church & adjoining to the "Old Jail" which is used for the sale of different sorts of corn. Within this space is the site of the old Market Cross |
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List of Names collected by S Carson c/a [Civilian Assistant]
Sheet 2 Dalkeith |
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SEPULCHRAL MONUMENT [Dalkeith Church] |
Statue of "The Gallant Graham & his lady" (Supposed) |
Mr George Watson. Chamberlain's Office
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No memorial remains of the Grahams, unless the fading traditions of the place, and two curious but wasted tombstones which lie within the ruined circuit of the old Church They represent Knight in chain armour, lying cross-legged upon their monuments, like those ancient and curious figures on the tombs in the Temple Church, London - A note in the Statistical Acct. [Account] of the Parish of DalKeith by Peter Steele, AM [Artium Magister] - Copied from Provincial Antiquities of Scotland, by Sir W. Scott, Mr Peter Steele AM [Artium Magister] Author of a like Statistical Acct. [Account] of DalKeith differs from Sir Walter Scott's provincial Antiquities of Scotland. He says - Probably the distinguished writer of this statement (meaning Sir W. Scott's worK) had not seen "these Knights on their monuments" The figures on the tombstone are a Knight and his lady; at the extremity of their heads are their coats of arms: the Knight has two Stars or mullets on a chief * Note (Sir James Douglas of DalKeith bore two stars or mullets on a chief in 1371) and the lady has the lion rampant of Scotland, and two stars of mullets clearly showing that it is the monument of one of the Douglasses, who married one of the daughters of the royal family of Scotland. The arms of the Grahams are three escallops &c. |
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[Object] Statue |
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CHOIR Remains of St Nicholas's Kirk [Dalkeith] |
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Under the head of Antiquities - it is mentioned in the Stat Acct [Statistical Account] - that the principal object in the parish entitled to notice under the head of antiquities is the ancient choir attached to the parish Church. It is 44 feet long by 27 feet wide and is built in a more ornamental style than the body of the church. It contains within its area the Statues of one of the Earls of Morton and his lady, reclining on a pedestal. It has long been unroofed, but it is worthy of careful preservation as a venerable relic of the olden time. |
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SCIENTIFIC HALL formerly Jail or Tolbooth [Dalkeith] |
Scientific Hall (Formerly Jail or Tolbooth) |
Mr George Watson - Chamberlain's Office
Mr George Gray - Commercial Bank DalKeith
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This building is Situate in the High St, opposite the Church and is a plain old building It contains on the ground floor two apartments occupied at present by the Keeper Mr Alexander Paterson Sub-Inspector - on the floor above are two rooms the principal of which is used as a lecture room by a Scientific Association, and is called by that body "Scientific Hall". This building formerly used as the Jail & Court room, and still called by the Inhabitants the old Jail. Date of erection unknown |
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MARKET CROSS (Site of) [Dalkeith] |
Market Cross (Site of) |
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A circle formed of stones in the centre of which is the form of a circle which is also formed of stones, sequestered goods seized in the town are brought here to be sold This place is situated in the Market Place |
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BUCCLEUCH CHURCH [Dalkeith] |
Buccleuch Church |
G. Gray
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An elegant church of the early English Gothic style was built in 1840 by his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch on a commanding site at the head of the town. It is in the form of a Cross. The extreme length from east to west is 90 feet the width across the body of the church is 50 feet, the width of the transept is 75 feet, the height from the floor to the ceiling is 35 feet and the height of the steeple and spire to the top of the vane is 167 feet. The stone is from Fife. It is seated for 950 persons. Extract from Stat acct. [Statistical account] |
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[Parish] DalKeith
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NEW BURIAL GROUND [Dalkeith] |
New Burying Ground |
G. Gray Dalkeith
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THE DARK VAULT |
The Dark Aysle |
G. Gray Dalkeith
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List of Names collected by S Carson c/a [Civilian Assistant]
Sheet 2 DalKeith
[Object]
The Dark Aysle - a vault
[Signed]
J. Carpenter C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant] 20th Dec [December] 1852
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[Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 21 APR. [APRIL] 91
DALKEITH
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