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PERTH AND ITS ENVIRONS
SHEET 98. 1. No.17,18,19,22,23,& 24.
SHEET 98. 5. No. 2,3,& 4.
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Athole Street -- 31
Athole Crescent -- 31
Balhousie Lead -- 4
Boot of Balhousie -- 5
Boatland House -- 6
Balhousie House -- 7
Balhousie Mill (Corn & Flour) -- 7
Balhousie Castle -- 8
Balhousie -- 15
Barracks (Cavalry & Infantry) -- 15
Barossa Place -- 17
Barrack Street -- 17
Barossa Street -- 21
Comely Bank -- 28
Dunkeld Road -- 16
East Church Parish -- 3
Feu Wynd -- 13
Isla Street -- 11
Low Street -- 16
Montreal Cottage -- 6
Melville Street -- 22
North Inch -- 27
Old Scone (T.P.) [Turnpike] -- 11
Public Seminaries -- 19
River Tay -- 10
Rose Terrace -- 31
Summerbank -- 6
Scottish North Eastern Railway -- 13
St John's Chapel (Roman Catholic) -- 16
Stormont Street -- 22
Stormont House -- 22
Supposed site of the Battle of the Clans (1396) -- 23
Springbank -- 28
St Paul's Church Parish -- 29
Town's Lead -- 4
Taybank Nursery -- 11
Taybank -- 12
Tayside House -- 12
Tayside -- 28
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East Church Parish |
East Church Parish |
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TOWNS LEAD |
Towns Lead
Towns Lead
Kings Lead |
Mr. Readdie Burgh Assessor
Mr. Greig Town Clerk
MacFarlanes plan of Perth 1792 |
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BALHOUSIE LEAD |
Balhousie Lead
Balhousie Lead
Balhousie Mill Lead |
Mr. Readdie
Mr. Greig
MacFarlanes map of Perth 1792 |
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[Situation] Runs through part of the N.E. [North East] portion of the City.
This name applies to a branch of the Towns Lead which branches off at the "Boot of Balhousie" and thence runs to Balhousie Mill which it supplies with water power, it thence runs through the garden grounds of Balhousie and then along part of the west and part of south sides of the North Inch, thence runs under part of the North Port (street) and George Street and then together with the main branch of the Towns Lead runs into the Tay close to the S. [South] western end of Perth Bridge |
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City of Perth Sheet 98-1 No. 22 |
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BOOT OF BALHOUSIE |
Boot of Balhousie
Boot of Balhousie |
James Halley Farmer Balhousie
Mr. William Archer Balhousie House |
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[Situation] On the E. [East] side of the Towns Lead.
This name applies to an aperture in a stone wall in which is fixed a massive iron ring about a foot in diameter, through which water is allowed to run from the mill race belonging to the City of Perth to form another mill race for the use of Balhousie Mill. The following circumstance is said to give rise to this name, viz. At the time (which is said to be some centuries ago) that the proprietor of Balhousie estate purposed to build a mill he bargained with the City Corporation of Perth to be allowed as much water from their lade as would pass through his boot which the Corporation then granted. |
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MONTREAL COTTAGE |
Montreal Cottage
Montreal Cottage |
Mrs. Bower Montreal Cottage
Perth P.O. [Post Office] Directory. |
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[Situation] About 5 Chains N.W. [North West] from Boatland House.
A neat cottage residence two storeys high with garden and small plot of ornamental ground attached. The residence of Joseph Bower. |
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BOATLAND HOUSE |
Boatland House
Boatland House
Boatland House |
Mr. J. Clark, Gardener Taybank Nursery
Lady Oswald Boatland House
Perth P.O. [Post Office] Directory |
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[Situation] On the East side of the River Tay near the centre of the Sheet.
A handsome Cottage residence with garden and ornamental ground attached. The property of Mr. Keiller and tenanted by Lady Oswald. |
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SUMMERBANK |
Summerbank
Summerbank |
Mr. J. Clark Taybank Nursery
Perth P.O. [Post Office] Directory. |
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[Situation] About 5½ chains S.E. [South East] from Boatland House.
A handsome cottage residence or villa surrounded by a nursery and small portion of ornamental ground. The house is at present unoccupied and advertised To let. The property and late residence of Mr. Stewart Nursery and Seedsman. |
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BALHOUSIE HOUSE |
Balhousie House
Balhousie House |
Mr. William Archer Occupier
Mr. James Halley |
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[Situation] About 8 Chains N. [North] Westerly from Balhousie Castle.
A neat Cottage residence with vegetable garden and small plot of ornamental ground attached. Tenanted by Mr William Archer. The property of the Earl of Kinnoull |
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BALHOUSIE MILL (Corn & Flour) |
Balhousie Mill
Balhousie Mill
Balhousie Mill |
Mrs. Thomas Christie
Mr. William Archer
Perth P.O. [Post Office] Directory |
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[Situation] About 4½ chains N. [North] Westerley from Balhousie Castle.
A well constructed building three storeys high cosisting of corn and flour mill; there are two pairs of grinding stones for each purpose worked by water power having the usual accommodation attached including Corn Kill, Store rooms, &c. with a good dwelling house. Tenanted by Mrs. Thomas Christie. The property of the Earl of Kinnoull |
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BALHOUSIE CASTLE |
Balhousie Castle
Balhousie Castle
Castle of Balhousie |
Charles Mawer Balhousie Castle
James Halley Balhousie
McFarlane's Map of Perth 1792 |
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[Situation] Nearly the centre of the Sheet.
An old building three storeys high in a dilapidated state at present unoccupied and has been so for a long time. One apartment of it only is occupied as a dwelling by an Old Woman (Mrs. Mawer the mother of the present tenant). The walls are about four feet thick built of ashlar work but the exterior of the whole building appears to have been a good deal changed (at least as regards the enlarging of the windows, &c.,) since its first erection. The roof still remains but very much out of repair. The date 1631 is cut on a stone in the wall close to the eaves |
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WITCHES BURNED HERE (1623) [North Inch] |
Witches burned here (1623) |
Mr. Marshall |
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[Situation] On the eastern side of the North Inch a few chains from the River Tay.
The place where this transaction took place is pointed out by Mr. Marshall on the North Inch. He states that many years ago in a slight hollow there was two or three large stones which was considered as left there to mark the spot where the event took place. These stones have been removed but Mr. Marshall still remembers the place where they lay. The following notice is from the Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] - In the year 1623 three women were tried and executed for witchcraft. Their names were Margaret Hormscleuch Isabella Haldane and Janet Trall. Information being lodged against them in the Session, they were taken before that Court their depositions were respectively taken and witnesses were called and examined to establish their guilt. The examination of
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the witnesses appears to have occupied the Court for seven days in the months of May and June and to have been conducted with great minuteness, &c.
George Robertson, post, was sent with the depositions of the witches to purchase a commission to put them to an inquest. The clerk was ordained to direct a missive to Andrew Conqueror Commissioner to Parliament from the town and another to Charles Rollock baillie who were then Edinburgh and another to Mr. John Guthrie minister there that they all three might concur for obtaining the Commission.
The Commission being obtained the witches were tried and condemned, they suffered the ordinary punishment by being strangled at the stake and afterwards burned, on Friday July the 18th. 1623.
The place where such tragic scenes were perpetrated is said to have been a hollow in the North Inch. |
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River Tay |
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OLD SCONE T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Old Scone Toll Bar
Old Scone Toll Bar |
Name on Table of Tolls
Mr. Crockart Toll Collector |
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[Situation] East side of the River Tay N.E. [North East] corner of the Sheet.
A toll gate and Collector's Cottage at the north end of Islay Street |
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ISLAY STREET |
Islay Street
Islay Street |
Street Sign
Mr J. Clark Gardener Taybank Nursery |
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[Situation] On the E. [East] side of Taybank Nursery.
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TAYBANK NURSERY |
Taybank Nursery
Taybank Nursery |
Mr. J. Clark Gardener
Mrs. Bower Montreal Cottage. |
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[Situation] On the E. [East] side of the River Tay & E. [East] side of the Sheet.
A nursery of forest, and fruit trees, flowers shrubs, &c. The property of the occupier Mr. Stewart. |
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City of Perth and its Envrons -- Sheet 98-1 No. 24 Trace 3
[Note under Islay Street]
See spelling in Name Sheets for 98.5. No. 5 |
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TAYBANK |
Taybank
Taybank
Taybank |
Name over gateway at entrance
Mr. Stewart Taybank
Perth P.O. [Post Office] Directory |
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[Situation] Adjoining Mansfield Place on the N. [North] side.
This name applies to a row of two neat villas or cottages. The residences of respectable families. The property of Mr. Stewart. |
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TAYSIDE HOUSE |
Tayside House |
A. Moncrieff Esq.
Thomas O'Hallaron. |
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[Situation] Near the extreme S.E. [South East] corner of the Sheet.
A genteel residence with lawn & offices the property of the occupier A. Moncrieff Esq. Solicitor |
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SCOTTISH NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY |
Scottish North Eastern Railway
Scottish North Eastern Railway
Scottish North Eastern Railway |
Mr. Reid Law Agent Scottish Central Ry. [Railway]
Mr. Greig City Clerk
Mr. Chalmers, Statn. [Station] Master S.C. [Scottish Central] Railway
Mr. Garvie Station Master Dundee & Perth Ry. [Railway] |
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[Situation] Running North from the City of Perth.
This line of railway was opened to the public in 1847 and was known as the Scottish Midland Junction at that time, it has since been altered to its present name which is applied from Perth to Aberdeen. |
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Feu Wynd |
Feu Wynd |
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BALHOUSIE |
Balhousie
Balhousie |
James Halley occupier
Charles Mawer Balhousie Castle |
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[Situation] About 6 chains in a northerly direction from Stormont House.
A small farm house one story high with out houses and garden attached and a small farm of arable land, tenanted by James Halley. The property of the Earl of Kinnoull. |
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BARRACKS [Perth] |
The Queen's Barracks
The Regular Barracks
The Queen's or Regular Barracks
Perth Barracks |
Official Documents, Returns &c., addressed to the War Office
Mr. Marshall, Skinnergate Perth
Mr. Miller Barrack Sergeant Perth
Heading of several documents in Barrack Sergt's [Sergeant's] Letter book |
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[Situation] N.W. [North West] end of Barrack Street near its junction with Low Street.
These barracks are fitted to accommodate Cavalry and infantry. There are stables for 69 horses including Officers' and troop horses. In Officers Quarters there is accommodation for 18 Officers including 2 field Officers, and for soldiers there can be accommodated 367 men including 5 Staff Sergeants |
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City of Perth -- Sheet 98-5 No. 3 Trace 3
[Note under Barracks (Cavalry, &. Infantry):]
It will be seen by the different
names above given by the authorities
quoted, that there is no proper name
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DUNKELD ROAD [Perth] |
Dunkeld Road
Dunkeld Road |
Name on Lamp post
James Halley Balhousie |
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[Situation] Running N.W. [North West] from the junction of Barrack St. and Low Street.
This name applies to a part of the road which is the continuation northwards of Barrack Street. It is the direct road leading from Perth to Dunkeld. |
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LOW STREET [Perth] |
Low Street
Low Street |
Street Sign
James Halley |
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[Situation] Running easterly from the N. [North] end of Barrack Street.
A short street leading from the north end of Meville Street to Barrack Street and Dunkeld Road. |
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ST JOHN'S CHAPEL (Roman Catholic) [Perth] |
St John's Chapel (R [Roman] Catholic)
St John's Chapel (R [Roman] Catholic) |
Revd. [Reverend] George Rigg
Mr. Grego Optician High Street |
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[Situation] On the west side of Melville St. about the centre of that side.
An edifice of the plain Gothic style erected in 1833 having accommodation or seats for 800 of a congregation, and belonging to the Roman Catholics. The officiating Priest is the Revd. [Reverend] George Rigg whose stipend is raised from seat rents and voluntary contributions with a free house and garden adjoining the Chapel. |
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City of Perth and its Environs -- Sheet 98-5. No. 3 Trace 4
[Note under St John's Chapel (Roman Catholic)]
Seats for 800
Note. This chapel is not fully seated as yet
but when it will be, it can accommodate 800
at least, when the Congregation at present requires
more seats than those permanently erected, temporary
seats or forms are made use of and it is found that
800 can be easily accommodated. The permanent
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BAROSSA PLACE [Perth] |
Barossa Place |
Post Office Directory
Corner of Street |
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[Situation] Running in a N.E. [North East] direction from its junction with Melville Street.
A street of considerable length situated west of Rose Terrace & East of Melville St & parallel with Athole Street, extending from Melville Street to Rose Terrace |
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BARRACK STREET [Perth] |
Barrack Street
Barrack Street
Barrack Street |
Name on Street Sign
James Halley
Perth P. O. [Post Office] Directory |
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[Situation] Running in a S.E. [South East] direction from its junction with Low St. & Dunkeld Road.
A Short Street along the NE [North East] wall of the Barrack extending from Athole Street to the west end of Low Street. |
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PUBLIC SEMINARIES [Perth] |
Perth Academy
Perth Academy
Public Seminaries
Public Seminaries
Seminaries
Public Seminaries
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Mr. John Smith A.M. [Artium Magister] Perth Academy Master writing Dept. [Department]
Several official documents and Returns of the Academy
William Greig Esqr. City Clerk
City Clerk's Acct. [Account] Books
Perth P.O. [Post Office] Directory
Peacock's Hist. [History] of Perth
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
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[Situation] On the E. [East] side of Barossa St. nearly opposite to Stormont House.
A large and handsome building fronting the North Inch in Rose Terrace. The front is of a beautiful sandstone hewn and polished, ornamented with pillars and balustrades. It is three storeys high including a sunk flat. The interior is well furnished and fitted up for all the requirements of an Academy. The class-rooms are large & airy with lofty ceilings. Part of this establishment is entered from Barossa Street and constitutes a separate building from that which fronts the North Inch. Jointly these edifices contain apartments for Seven Schools all of which are under the patronage of the town Council and receive some endowments from the burgh funds, some of these schools were originally separate establishments and located in different parts of the town, but were all joined into one established when the present buildings were erected in 1807. The Grammar School is of long standing, the rector receives part of his salary from the town council. It is for Latin, Greek ancient geography, &c., the academy (so called
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when a separate establishment) instituted in 1760 is for natural philosophy, chemistry, astronomy and all the departments of scientific and practical mathematics, the French School is for French Italian and Spanish. The English school for rudimental branches and composition, history, geography, and astonomy. The writing and arithmetic, the drawing and painting schools for the branches named in their designation. |
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BAROSSA STREET [Perth] |
Barossa Street
Barossa Street |
Post Office Directory
Corner of Street |
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[Situation] Passing Stormont House on the East side from its junction with Barossa Place.
A small Street Situated north of Athole Street & South of Barossa Place parallel with Stormont Street |
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MELVILLE STREET [Perth] |
Melville St.
Melville St. |
Post Office Directory
Corner of Street |
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[Situation] Running S.E. [South East] from its junction with Barossa Place.
A street of considerable length situated north of Athole Street & parallel with Stormont Street |
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STORMONT STREET [Perth] |
Stormont St
Stormont St |
Post Office Directory
Corner of Street |
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[Situation] Running nearly parallel to Melville Street.
A small Street situated north of Athole Street & south of Barossa Place |
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STORMONT HOUSE |
Stormont House
Stormont House |
Post Office Directory
Rev. [Reverend] E.L. Blenkinsoph. |
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[Situation] Nearly central between Barossa St. & Stormont St at their northern end.
A very neatly built dwelling house with suitable offices & garden attached situated in Stormont Street the property of the Directory of the Cathedral & tenanted by the Rev [Reverend] E. L. Blenkinsoph |
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Supposed Site of the BATTLE OF THE CLANS (1396) |
Supposed Site of the Battle of the Clans
Battle of the Inch |
Mr. Marshall
Peacock's Hist. [History] of Perth |
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[Situation] On the southern portion of the North Inch.
The scene of this remarkable military transaction is generally believed to be the southern portion of the North Inch in front of the Athole Place and Athole Crescent. This is the opinion of Mr. Marshall, William Ross Esqr. and many others and that the "Gilton Arbour", which was the name of the Summer house or pavilion from which King Robert III and his courtiers are said to have viewed the conflict stood somewhere about Athole Crescent or Rose Terrace. The following account of this transaction is from the New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]. - In the beginning of the fourteenth century there existed a deadly feud between two powerful and fierce clans - the MacIntoshes and McKays. King Robert III sent the Earls of Dunbar and Crawford with a strong force to reduce them to order
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City of Perth -- Sheet 98 - 5 No. 4 Trace 4
[Note below Supposed Site of the Battle of the Clans:]
Between Clan Chattan
and Clan Kay - 1396
"This combat happened in the year 1396"
Buchanan's Hist [History] of Scotland
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These noblemen with a view to terminate the feud proposed to their chiefs to select out of their respective clans each a band of thirty men who should by combat decide this matter on the North Inch of Perth in the presence of the King. The proposal having been agreed to by the Chiefs a place for the combat was prepared. It was surrounded by a trench and by galleries erected for spectators. When the combatants were about to engage one of the McIntoshes was seized with a panic and absconded. But a man of the name of Wynde a saddler of the town agreed to supply his place provided he should receive a half French gold dollar. The terms were immediately complied with. The combat began and was carried on with great fury on both sides till twenty nine of the McKays fell. The surviving one unskaithed seeing that he could not single-handed resist the impetuosity of Wynde and ten McIntoshes who were left alive burst from the arena leaped into the river swam across and escaped."
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] p. [page] 30
It was in the reign of Robert III. that the celebrated conflict was fought on the North Inch of Perth which was witness by that Monarch from the balconies of the Gilten Arbour in the Garden of the Dominican Monastery, on the ground now occupied by the elegant houses forming Athole Place the Crescent and Rose Terrace. The combatants were the Clan Chattan and the Clan Kay, the former of whom were Macintoshes but it is not agreed who were the Clan Kay. The conflict was conducted on the principle of that of the Horatii and Curiatii in Roman history, &c.
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NORTH INCH |
North Inch
North Inch
North Inch
North Inch |
Post Office Directory
Mr. Howie
Mr Greig Town Clerk
Mr Reid Town Clerk |
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[Situation] On the N. [North] side of the City of Perth & West bank of the River Tay.
A Park of about 100 acres situated at the north end of the Town property of the Corporation.
This park as well as that of the South Inch is the Common property of the town. The town Corporation having from time immemorial acquired the right to let these two parks for grazing during the summer months and part of autumn, but the public has a right to use it as play ground a bleaching green and to walk on it without any restriction at all times. The Perth Races are held on the North Inch. The race course is marked by wooden stakes. "The course was transferred from the South to the North Inch many years ago being in several important respects preferable. By an excambion which the town effected with the Earl of Kinnoull in 1785 the North Inch has been very much enlarged the Course is 2220 yards. For fleet horses it is unrivalled, as throughout the plain there is not a single rising; it is almost a dead level. before the excambion took place the course was nearly the same as at present the Earl permitting to go through his park and the division wall to be for the time taken down." |
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SPRINGBANK |
Springbank
Springbank
Springbank |
James Roy Esqr.
D. McGregor
William Wedderspoon |
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[Situation] On the E. [East] bank of the River Tay near the N.E. [North East] corner of the Sheet.
A two story dwelling house with suitable offices garden & ornamental grounds attached situated on the East side of the River Tay property of James Roy & tenanted by the proprietor |
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COMELYBANK |
Comelybank
Comleybank
Comleybank |
D McGregor
James Roy Esqr
William Wedderspoon |
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[Situation] About 1 chain S. [South] of Springbank.
A neatly built dwelling house with offices garden and ornamental grounds attached situated on the East side of the River Tay property of Miss Dodgson & tenanted by the proprietor |
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TAYSIDE |
Tayside
Tayside
Tayside |
William Wedderspoon
James Roy Esqr
D. McGregor |
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[Situation] About 60 links S. [South] of Comely Bank.
A neatly built dwelling house with suitable offices garden & ornamental ground attached Situated on the East side of the River Tay property of William Wedderspoon & tenanted by the proprietor |
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ST PAUL'S CHURCH PARISH |
St. Paul's Church Parish
St. Paul's Church Parish |
Mr. Reid City Clerk
Mr. Greig City Clerk
Mr. Thompson City Chamberlain |
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[Situation] Consisting of the N. [North] Eastern portion of the parish of Perth.
This parish lies wholly in the town and measures about a mile in extreme length and about one quarter of a mile in extreme breadth. - See further particulars in Descriptive Remarks for the parish of Perth, 1/2500 scale |
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ROSE TERRACE [Perth] |
Rose Terrace
Rose Terrace
Rose Terrace |
Street Sign
Perth P.O. [Post Office] Directory
Mr. Greig Town Clerk |
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[Situation] At the north end of the City.
A handsome range of houses three storeys high and a sunk flat. Tenanted by respectable families |
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ATHOLE STREET |
Athole Street |
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ATHOLE CRESCENT |
Athole Crescent |
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City of Perth -- Sheet 98-5 No. 4 Trace 4
[Signed]
James Carpenter C. A. [Civilian Assistant]
31st. Aug. [August] 1860
C. N. Martin Capt R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
31st. August 1860 |
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ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 28 APR. 1898
PERTH Pt [Part] 4
AND ITS ENVIRONS
SHEET 98. 1. No.17.18.19.22.23. & 24.
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