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GROUND PLAN OF WHINNY PARK.
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Shop.
Front Eleration.'
EXPLANATION OF THE FIGURES.
The Dwelling House—Kitchen: The room to the right is Mr Millie's bed-room : that to the left is a sitting soon*
to which the body was brought to be washed after the discorery.
2. Work-shop—Entrance way.
3. The loom oh whid^liUie is supposed to have been sitting JEhen murdered.
4. Unoccupied loon«B.
:5., The pit dug in tn^work-shop, supposed to have been intended for a graven 6 feet by .3 feet-: 20 inches deep.
6. Spot where a hammer was found.
, 7. The spot where Millie's snuff-box was .bund.
8. The warping-mill, where a hammer was] found.
9. Where Millie's hat was found.
10. The temporary grave—place where the!body was found.
11. The gate or entrance to Millie's garden .
12. The dog-kennel—property of the Earl cjf Leven: the dotted lines from this shew the road.
13. The entrance gate to Melville grounds a The line between 11 and 13 is Melville Park wall, about 9 feet high.
14. The public road between the villages of' Monimail and Collessie.
Xu is a heap of lime, some of which had bet m strewed on the floorjtelow the loom, where there were marks of blood.