Midlothian, volume 82

Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info Transcriber's notes
OS1/11/82/1 [Page] 1 Parish of St. Cuthberts Sheet 11. INDEX Names of Objects -- Page Bangholm Nursery -- 7 Class Room -- 4 Experimental Garden -- 10 Inverleith Nursery -- 3 Inverleith Place -- 3 Inverleith Row -- 7 Inverleith House--9 Linneus Monument--5 Lower American Ground--11 Museum -- 4 Magnetic Observatory -- 5 North Lodge -- 8 Royal Botanic Garden -- 4 Superintendent's Cottage -- 5 Superintendent's Cottage -- 11 Society's Hall -- 11 Upper American Ground -- 12 Warriston Lodge -- 8
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OS1/11/82/3 INVERLEITH NURSERY Inverleith Nursery Inverleith Nursery Sign Board James Dixon [situation] North side of Inverleith Place A large nirsery, containing about twelve scotch acres, for the culture of various sorts of forest trees Shribs, flowers, &c. Belonging to James Dixon & Sons. The property of the Trustees of the late James Rocheid Esqr.
OS1/11/82/3 INVERLEITH PLACE Inverleith Place Inverleith Place Inverleith Place Corner TicKet Inscription on Lamp post, map of Edinb [Edinburgh] & Leith [situation] 14 chains N. [North] by E. [East] to 22 chains NE [North East] by N [North] of Inverleith House A short new street extending westward from Inverleith Row on the South Side of it are four handsome dwelling houses with gardens attached. Occupied by respectable families.
OS1/11/82/3 [Page] 3 Parish of St. Cuthbert [Form 136 Page] 13 - Inverleith Nursery 13 - Inverleith Place
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OS1/11/82/4 ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN Royal Botanic Garden Royal Botanic Garden Botanic Garden Royal Botanic Garden Mr. McNab Curator Inscription on Board Map of Edr. [Edinburgh] & Leith Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of Edinburgh [situation] At the SW. [South West] Side of Inverleith Row A large garden consisting of about 14½ imperial acres Surrounded by a high wall. It is well laid and contains ranges of hot houses and Greenhouses built after [the] most improved plan in which [numarous] plants of tropical climate are cultivated. This garden is [the] property of the government under the management of the Commission of Woods and forests. An Annual grant of £419 is allowed by government for the support of [the] garden.
OS1/11/82/4 CLASS ROOM [Royal Botanic Garden] Class Room Mr. McNab Curator [situation] In the NE. [North East] side of the Royal Botanic Garden The garden is made [---] of in connection with the Botanic [Garden] in the University; here the professor [delivers] his lecture on botany, a class room is [fixed] up for this purpose
OS1/11/82/4 MUSEUM [Royal Botanic Garden] Museum Mr. McNab Curator [situation] In the NE. [North East] side of the Royal Botanic Garden also a museum where specimens of various plants leaves &c. are preserved for the use of reference for the students.
OS1/11/82/4 words lost in fold of book This Name Book refers to Edinburgh 1851 - Sheet 19 OS large scale Scottish town plans, 1847-1895 Scale: 1:1056
OS1/11/82/4 [Page] 4 Parish of St. Cuthbert [Form 136 Page] 15 15 - Royal Botanic Garden 15 - Class Room 15 - Museum [note] Natural System Araucaria Alpine Frames Annuals Bulbous Plants British Plants (Linnaeus System) Roses Aquatic Plants Heaths Hardy Heaths Hardy and Exotic Plants Medical Plants Orchids Palm House Propogating House Propogating House Frames Professor Balfour The Professor of Botany authorized and gave these names as fit and proper to be shown in the gardens under his superintendence W.D.G.
OS1/11/82/5 LINNAEUS' MONUMENT Linnaeus' Monument Mr. McNab Curator [situation] Near the central part of the Botanic Garden A Small Stone monument nearly all covered or overgrown with ivy, On One Side of it is the following Inscription "Linnaeo Posuit P. Hope, 1779".
OS1/11/82/5 MAGNETIC OBSERVATORY [Royal Botanic Garden] Magnetic Observatory Mr. McNab Curator [situation] Near the central part of the Royal Botanic Garden A Small booth which the professor of Natural Philosophy in the university obtained leave to erect here for the purpose of maKing magnetic obsercatiory & experiments.
OS1/11/82/5 SUPERINTENDENT'S COTTAGE [Royal Botanic Garden] Superintendent's Cottage Mr. McNab Curator [situation] At the NE [North East] side of the Royal Botanic Garden A small cottage in the Royal Botanic Garden adjoining the museum which is the residence of the Superintendent or Curator
OS1/11/82/5 [Page] 5 Parish of St. Cuthbert Form 136 Page 14 - Linnaeus' Monument 14 - Magnetic Observatory
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OS1/11/82/7 INVERLEITH ROW Inverleith Row Inverleith Row Inverleith Row Corner TicKet Inscription on Lamp post Map of Edin: [Edinburgh] & Leith [situation] Extending along the N.E. side of the Experimental Garden Royal Botanic Garden an Inverleith Nursery This name applies to a considerable number of handsome cottages or Small villas along the road leading to Granton Pier and on the west side of the road The cottages are generally three stories high having gardens attached and a Small railed in area in front. Occupied by respectable familes.
OS1/11/82/7 BANGHOLM NURSERY Bangholm Nursery Bangholm Nursery Mr. Robertson Superintendent J. Carstairs [situation] At the NE [North East] side of Inverleith Row This name applies to the Southern part of a large Nursery E [East] side of Inverleith Row belonging to the firm of Peter Lawson & Son Seedsmen & Nurserymen. This part of the nursery is late extension of the nursery Known by the name of Golden Acres the land occupied by the whole nursery is about 50 acres.
OS1/11/82/7 [Page] 7 Parish of St Cuthbert 3 & 4 [Form 136] Page 16 - Inverleith Row 17 - Bangholm Nursery
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OS1/11/82/8 WARRISTON LODGE Warriston Lodge Warriston Lodge Sig Board John Carstairs [Situation] 20 chains NE by E. [North East by East] of Inverleith House. A Small neat Cottage tenanted by a gardener adjoining is a large nursery for the Cultivating of fruit trees, Shrubs, flowers etc, belonging to John Carstairs Fruiterer & Florist The name Warriston Lodge is also applied to the nursery
OS1/11/82/8 NORTH LODGE [Inverleith House] North Lodge North Lodge Anthony Erskine John Carstairs [Situation] About 11 chains N by E. [North by East] of Inverleith House. This name applies to a Porter Lodge at the north side of the grounds belonging to Inverleith House It is now occupied by a gardener The lodge is distinguished by the term north on account of another lodge on the same grounds & situate near Stockbridge which is Known by the name West Lodge.
OS1/11/82/8 [Page] 8 Parish of St Cuthbert Form 136 Page 17 - Warriston Lodge 18 - North Lodge
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OS1/11/82/9 INVERLEITH HOUSE Inverleith House Inverleith House Inverleith House Anthony Erskine John Carstairs Map of Edinb [Edinburgh] & Leith [Situation] 14 chains S by W [South by West] of the SW [South West] end of Inverleith Place & about 8 chains west from the Royal Botanic Garden. A neat mansion house 4 Stories [Storeys] high with Suitable offices and garden attached & a small demesne or Park well wooded Situated on a gentle eminence The residence of Mr Monteith the Sheriff of Fifeshire. The property of the trustees of the late Mr Rochead.
OS1/11/82/9 [Page] 9 Parish of St Cuthbert Form 136 Page 20 - Inverleith House
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OS1/11/82/10 EXPERIMENTAL GARDEN Experimental Garden Experimental Garden Sign Board Mr Evans manager [Situation] At the Southern Side of the Royal Botanic Garden & western Side of Inverleith Row. A large garden containing about 9 acres Scotch measure. The property of the Horticultural Society of Scotland It was established here in 1824 for the advancement of Horticulture for improvement in the Cultivation of rare flowers fruits & plants. The garden also affords a pleasing promenade in Summertime to the members of the Society. Strangers are also admitted by ticket. the Society was established in 1809
OS1/11/82/10 [Page] 10 Parish of St Cuthbert Form 136 Page 15 - Experimental Garden
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OS1/11/82/11 SUPERINTENDENT'S COTTAGE [Experimantal Garden] Superintendent's Cottage Mr Evans - occupier [Situation] In the Eastern Side of the Experimental Garden. A small neat cottage two Stories [Storeys] high The residence of the Superintendent of the Experimental Garden built for this purpose
OS1/11/82/11 SOCIETY'S HALL [Horticultural Society] Society's Hall Mr Evans - Superintendent [Situation] Nearly in the Central part of the Experimental Garden. A house occupied by the Horticultural Society for holding meetings in and built for this purpose
OS1/11/82/11 LOWER AMERICAN GROUND Lower American Ground Mr Evans manager [Situation] In the northern part of the Experimental Garden. This name applies to a part of the Experimental Garden in which American plants are Cultivated.
OS1/11/82/11 [Page] 11 Parish of St. Cuthbert Form 136 Page 14 - Superintendent's Cottage 19 - Society's Hall 19 - Lower American Ground
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OS1/11/82/12 UPPER AMERICAN GROUND Upper American Ground Mr Evans manager [Situation] In the S [South] Eastern part of the Experimental Garden. This name applies to a Small plot of ground in the Experimental Garden in which American plants are Cultivated The two plots called American Ground are distinguished by Upper & Lower from their natural position in the garden with respect to each other
OS1/11/82/12 [Page] 12 Parish of St Cuthbert Form 136 Page 19 - Upper American Ground Inverleith Terrace [crossed out]
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OS1/11/82/13 INVERLEITH PLACE Inverleith Place Corner Ticket Name on Lamp posts A Short wide Street extending westward from Inverleith Row on one side of it are 4 handsome dwelling houses with gardens attached occupied by respectable families
OS1/11/82/13 INVERLEITH NURSERY Inverleith Nursery Sign Board James Dixon occupier Hanover Street A large nursery Containing about 12 Scotch acres for the culture of various kinds of forest trees flowers shrubs etc occupied by James Dixon & Sons The property of the Trustees of the late Mr Roucheid
OS1/11/82/13 [Page] 13 Edinburgh 5 feet [to the mile] Scale Sheet 11 List of Names collected by CA [Civilian Assistant] J. Carpenter 3d April 1851 [Township or Parish] St Cuthberts Parish [Signed] J. Carpenter CA. [Civilian Assistant]
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OS1/11/82/14 LINNAEUS' MONUMENT Linnaeus' Monument Mr McNab curator Royal Botanic Gar [Garden] A Small stone monument nearly all covered & overgrown with ivy on one side of it is the following Inscription "Linnaeo Posuit, P. Hope 1779" This monument was erected by the late Dr [Doctor] Hope professor of botany to the memory of Linnaeus & was removed from the garden then occupied to the present place
OS1/11/82/14 MAGNETIC OBSERVATORY [Royal Botanic Garden] Magnetic Observatory Mr McNab curator Royl [Royal] Botanic Gar [Garden] A Small booth which the professor of Natural Philosophy in the University obtained leave to erect here for the purpose of making magnetic observations & experiments
OS1/11/82/14 SUPERINTENDENT'S COTTAGE [Experimental Garden] Superintendent's Cottage Mr Evans occupier Experimental Ga [Garden] A Small neat Cottage 2 Stories [Storeys] high in the Experimental Garden situated at the entrance The residence of the Curator or Superintendent of the garden
OS1/11/82/14 [Page] 14 List of Names collected by [Township or Parish] St Cuthberts Parish
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OS1/11/82/15 EXPERIMENTAL GARDEN Experimental Garden Name on Sign Board Mr. Evans Manager Experimental Garden A large garden Containing about 9 Scotch acres. The property of the "Horticultural Society of Scotland" It was established here in 1824 for the advancement of Horticulture and for the improvement in the cultivation of rare flowers, fruits, and plants. The garden also affords a pleasing promenade in Summertime to members of the Society Strangers are also admitted by ticket from a member The society was founded in 1809
OS1/11/82/15 ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN Royal Botanic Garden Mr. McNab Curator Royal Botanic Garden Name on Regulation Board A large garden consisting of about 14 1/2 imperial acres Surrounded by a high wall It is well laid out with taste and scientific containing ranges of hot-houses and Green-houses built after the most modern and improved plan where many shrubs and plants of tropical Climates and from other parts are rased. There is a class room and a museum in the garden where during the summer session lectures are delivered by the professor of botany in the University, these buildings are undergoing alterations at present the public are admitted at all times into the garden An annual grant of £419 is allowed by government for the support of the garden and £25 from the Town Council
OS1/11/82/15 [Page] 15 Edinburgh Sheet 11 5 feet Scale List of Names collected by C.A. [Civilian Assistant] J Carpenter 3d April 1851 [Township or Parish] St Cuthberts Parish [Signed] J Carpenter Civilian Assistant
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OS1/11/82/16 INVERLEITH ROW Inverleith Row Corner Ticket Name on Lamp posts A considerable number of handsome cottages or Small villas along the road leading to Granton Pier on the west side The cottages are generally 3 Stories [Storeys] high with gardens attached & a small railed in area in front, occupied chiefly by professional persons annuitants and others in comfortable circumstances
OS1/11/82/16 [Page] 16 Edinburgh 5 feet Scale List of Names collected by C.A. [Civilian Assistant] J. Carpenter 3rd April 1851 [Township or Parish] St Cuthberts Parish Inverleith Terrace [crossed out]
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OS1/11/82/17 WARRISTON LODGE Warriston Lodge Sign Board John Carstairs occupier 8 Howe Street A Small neat cottage tenanted by a gardener adjoining is a large nursery for the culture of fruit trees, shrubs & flowers, belonging to John Carstairs, Fruiterer & Florist The name is also often applied to the nursery.
OS1/11/82/17 BANGHOLM NURSERY Bangholm Nursery John Carstairs 8 Howe Street Mr Robertson Superintendent Golden Acre Nursery This name applies to the Southern part of a large nursery, E [East] side of Inverleith Row belonging to the firm of Peter Lawson & Son Seedsmen & Nurserymen. This part of the nursery is an extension of the large nursery Known by the name of Golden Acres Nursery The land or ground occupied by the whole is about 50 acres
OS1/11/82/17 [Page] 17 Edinburgh 5 feet Scale List of Names collected by C.A. [Civilian Assistant] J. Carpenter 10th April 1851 [Township or Parish] St Cuthberts Parish
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OS1/11/82/18 NORTH LODGE [Inverleith House] North Lodge Anthony Erskine Inverleith Cottage John Carstairs This name applies to a small, Porters lodge at the north side of the grounds belonging to Inverleith House It is now occupied by a gardener This gate is distinguished by the epithet North from another Porters lodge belonging to Inverleith House situated near Stockbridge and which is generally called West Lodge
OS1/11/82/18 [Page] 18 Edinburgh 5 feet Scale List of Names collected by C.A. [Civilian Assistant] J Carpenter 10th April 1851 [Township or Parish] St Cuthberts Parish
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OS1/11/82/19 SOCIETY'S HALL [Horticultural Society] Society's Hall Mr Evans manager Experimental Garden A house situated in the Experimental Garden where the Horticultural Society holds occasional meetings for the dispatch of business
OS1/11/82/19 LOWER AMERICAN GROUND Lower American Ground Mr Evans manager Experimental Garden This name applies to a part of the Experimental Garden in which American plants are cultivated
OS1/11/82/19 UPPER AMERICAN GROUND Upper American Ground Mr Evans manager Experimental Garden This name applies to a small plot of ground in the Experimental Garden in which American plants are cultivated These two latter places are distinguished by Upper & Lower from their position with respect to each other the ground in the one place being more elevated or higher than the other
OS1/11/82/19 [Page] 19 Edinburgh Sheet 11 5 feet Scale List of Names collected by C.A. [Civilian Assistant] J Carpenter 3rd April 1851 [Township or Parish] St Cuthberts Parish [Signed] J. Carpenter C.A. [Civilian Assistant]
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OS1/11/82/20 INVERLEITH HOUSE Inverleith House Inverleith House Anthony Erskine, Butler Inverleith House John Carstairs A neat house 4 Stories [Storeys] high with garden offices and ornamental grounds attached the ground around the house are also well wooded with full grown woods. The residence of Mr Monteith Sheriff of Fifeshire The property of the Trustees of the late Mr Roughhied
OS1/11/82/20 [Page] 20 Edinburgh 5 feet Scale List of Names collected by C.A. [Civilian Assistant] J. Carpenter 3rd April 1851 [Township or Parish] St Cuthberts Parish Inverleith Cottage [crossed out] [Signed] W Driscol Gosset, Captain RE [Royal Engineers] Apr [April] 25, 51
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