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DIRECTORY.]
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'Monkton Hall is a small village and Brun-
-etane, or Brunstane â– Mills, a hamlet, both in!
the parish, of Inveresk, the latter being 1
about a mile from Musselburgh. New Craig
Sail, or Niddrie, is a miniDg village, 1 mUe
-west from Fisherrow, and has a station at
:New Hail-es and a goods station on the
North British railway at Niddrie. At New
Craighall is a reading room, supported
by the miners and the Colliery Co. The
colliery works of the Niddrie and Benhar
'Coal Co. Limited are near here. Dean-
town and Cowpits are colliery villages fur-
ther south. At Wallyford and Carberry
.^the Edinburgh Collieries Co. Limited have
several pits. The area comprises 5,169
;acres ; rateable value, including Mussel-
I'ourgh, £77,651, of which £49,703 is for
-the burgh; population in 1S91, 11,509, and
;in 1901, 14,650, of which 11,706 were in
.Alusselburgh ; population of ecclesiastical
rparish in 1901, 6,982.
New Craighail is an ecclesiastical parish
formed from the parishes of Inveresk,
ZLiberto'n and Newton ; the population in
1901 was 3,336 in the ecclesiastical parish
.and 1,633 in the village, which includes
Wanton Walls. North Esk is an eccle-
siastical parish formed from Inveresk ;
;*he population in 1901 was 7,212. ' Wal'.y-
iord is a village in the civil parish ; the
^population in 1901 was 673.
.Post Office, New Craighall, John Wilson,
postmaster. Letters received through
Musselburgh. Dispatches, 8.45 a.m. & 8
fp.m. Postal Orders are issued & paid
rhere. The nearest money order & tele-
, graph office is at Fisherrow, 2 miles
^distant
PARISH COUNCIL.
'Chairman, R. C. Menzie3
Cierk, Alexander J. R. Neilson
Combination Poor House, James Thorn, go-
vernor; Miss G. Hodges,, matron
Collector of Poor Bates & Registrar of
Births & Marriages, Alexander Young
Begistrar at New Craighail
.Established Churches: —
.Enveresk, Rev. James Sharp
INew Craighall, Rev. Archibald Prentice
"Wesleyan Mission Hall at New Craighall
•School Board, John Richardson, clerk
IBoard School, juniors & seniors at Crook-
ston, Thomas Canfield Brown, master
33oard School, Cowpits (infants'), Miss
Jessie D. Dunn, mistress
tSoard School, Wallyford (infants'), Miss
Alice Allan, mistress
"Board School, Old Craighall, Miss Jessie
Brown, mistress
CONVEYANCE BY RAILWAY.
Stations : —
Inveresk, George M'G-echie, station master
New Hailes, for New Craighall, Alex.
Wylie, station master
Niddrie Goods Station, John Shotton, sta-
tion agent
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
-Aitchieon, Col. Win. J.P. Drummore house
Alexander William Lindsay, Pinkie Burn ho
-Anderson Mrs. 7 Delta place
.Black Adam P. Inveresk house
Beveridge Miss, Bosehill
Beveridge William B. Bosehill
Brough James J.P. The Grove
Brunton William N. 9 Delta place
â– Cooper Charles A. White house
'Cranston Walter, Cherswood villas
Dalrymple Sir Charles bart. M.P., J.P.,
D.L. Newhailes; 20 Onslow gardens S W
& Athenceum club S W, London
Edmond William, Crossgate hall
Eiphinstone Lord J.P. Carberry tower
Elphinstone Capt. Hon. Edward Charles
Buller-, Inveresk lodge
Gemmell James, Braehouse
â– Gray William A. Newbigging house
Hope Sir Alexander bart. J.P. Pinkie ho
Jackson Bobert, Ardlui
Kirk Henry C. Monkton house
Macpherson James L. Ethel villa
Marston Henry C. RoseviHe
Menzies Robert C. St. Michael's
Milne Capt. Sir Archibald Berkeley bart.
R.N. Inveresk gate
Mitchell Mrs. Delta house
Moffat Misses, Smeaton grove
Moore Joseph, Smeaton park
Moore Balph, Smeaton park
Morrison John K. Oak lodge
Park William, jun. Springfield
Rowan Donald, Wallyford Farm house
Sandilands Mrs. M. J. Smeaton house
Sharp Rev. James, Inveresk Manse
EDINBURGHSHIRE.
.Spencer Miss, Shepherd's house
Stewart Charles W.S. Esk grove
Stewart G. Falconer, Catherine lodge
Stewart Miss, Esk grove
Tait William S.S.C. 10 Delta place
Taylor James B. PinkiehiU house
Taylor Mrs. Midfieid cottage
Turner Alfred E. Backhill house
Wakelin John D. 8 Delta place
Wakelin Misses, Barnsdale
Walker Bobert, Smeaton grove
Wardrope Mrs; Halkerston
Wauchope Misses, Manor house
Whitelaw David, EskhiU
Wilson Thomas, Marion villa
COMMERCIAL.
Brash John, beerhouse, Carle hall
Buchan & Co. grocers, New Craighall
Deans & Moore, Pencaitland & Penston
collieries; office, Smeaton park
Edinburgh Collieries Ce. Limited (Donald
Bowan, manager) ; reg. office, Wally
ford (letters through Musselburgh)
Edmond William, clerk of works, Cross-
gate hall
French William, blacksmith, Bosebank
Gillies John, market gardener
& farmer; the largest plant
grower in Great Britain,
Barbauchlaw
Graham Ellen (Miss), enfetnr. Monkton
King James, market gardener, Monk-
ton hall
Lowe Peter & Sons, gardeners, Fernielee
McLean Colin, clerk, Sweethope lodge
Murray John, market gardener, Old
Craig hall
Niddrie & Benhar Coal Co. Limited, New
Craig hail
Niddrie Co-operative Society Limited
(Bobert Veitch, manager), New Craig
hall
Reld John, factor,
Renton Archibald,
Butherford John,
Monkton
blacksmith
mgr. Rosehall villa
Sandilands Thomas, joiner, Moffat park
Scarlett James W. gardener & farmer,
Sweethope & Rcsehill
Scottish Salt Co. Limited (James Garven,
sec), Pinkie salt works; head ofnce.Joppa
Simpson Archibald, manager, Westfield
Taylor Catherine (Mrs.)* draper & grocer
Todd Matthew, florist, Stoney bank
Wilson John, grocer, New Craig hall
Young Alexander, registrar of births,
deaths & marriages, New Craig hall
FARMERS.
Anderson Andrew, Smeaton Shaw
Aitken George, Whitecraigg
Bain James, Cairnie
Brown Alexander, Pinkie Mains
Denholm Catherine, Carberry Mains
Eaglesham James, Crockston
Elder Samuel, WhitehiU Mains
Gillies John, Barbanchlaw
Gulland William John, Monkton hall
Howden William, Stoneyhill
Kerr Mrs. Robert G. St. Clement's Wells
Kidd Alexander, Pinkie hill & Midfieid
Lauder Alexander, Goshen
Scarlett James W. Sweethope & Bosehill
Snodgrass Matthew, Langside
Watson Agnes (Mrs.), Chaikside
JUNIPER GREEN is a village, in
the parish of Colinton, about 5 miles south-
south-west of Edinburgh, with a station on
the Balerno branch of the Caledonian rail-
way. Population in 1901 (including
Curriemuirend), 1,290.
Post, T. & M. O. O. & S. B. Juniper
Green (Railway Sub-Office. Letters
should have R.S.O. Midlothian added);
Elizabeth Graham, postmistress. Letters
from all parts arrive at 6.30 a.m. & 12.45
& 4.55 p.m. & are dispatched (to Edin-
burgh) at 8.30 & 11.35 a.m. & 3 p.m
Public Hall, Juniper Green
Recreation Rooms, Juniper Green
Established Church, Rev. Charles Maurice
Short M.A
United Free Church, Rev. Norman Camp-
bell Macfarlane
Eoard School, James J. Malloch, master
Railway Station, Alexander Farquhar, sta-
tion master
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Alison Alexander, Elm bank
Bathgate John, Sunnybank
Blyth Henry, St Helen's
Borthwick James, Elmgrove
Borthwick Miss, Glengonnar
Boyack John Gillan, Braecofc
Bramwell Byron M.D., P.R.G.S. Baberton
house
JUNIPER GBEEN. 547
Brown Capt. Henry, Hillmount
Brown George, Craigeric
Bruce Miss, Torduli
Christie Mrs. St. Cuthbert's
Clark George, South park
Uorstorphine Andrew J.P. Daisy cottage
Davidson Miss, Hillmount
Elliott Henry R. Boughton villa
Fowler Simson Carstairs M.B.,C.M.Wavrly
Gay Mrs. Beechwood
Gray John F. Grove cottage
Gray Robert H. Glen Helen
Hiirrel Mrs. The Bield
Irving Charles F. Muir house
Jardine Mrs. St. Margarets
Johnston George P. Oak ville
Kay Miss, Sycamore villa
Kerr Walter Hume, Viewfield
Lamona Robert, Tliornbank
Lawson Robert, Caledonian bank
Lisle George C. A. Threepwood
Logan Thomas J.P. Arthur villa
Lunn Robert, Blainslie
Lynch Alexander, Firknowe
M'Aldowie James, Three Elms
Macfarlane Eev. Norman Campbell, United
Free Church Manse
McLean Mrs. Winaville
Masterman Arthur Thomas M.A. Gowanlea
Milne Frederick Moody, Pentland view
Paton James. Waikerfield
Pennie Mrs
Porteous George Murray, The Tower
Robertson Mrs. Glenclutha
Scobie Mungo Murray, Gothic cottage
Short Bev. Charles Maurice M.A. (Estab.),
Glen Elvan
Sohns Frederick Ernest, Nahunfc
Soote George Gibson, Woodhali
Spence David, Margaret cottage
Stalker James, Dailly bank
Steel Edwin L. Ardenlea
Tait Adam, St. Ann's mount
Tod Mrs. Oak villa
Turner Mrs. Fir Tree park
Walker Archibald, Hill house
Wallace Miss, St. Ann's mount
Watson Miss, Wakefield
Wyllie Andrew, Mossmorran
COMMERCIAL.
Anderson John, blacksmith
Barr E. (Miss), dairyman & coal merchant
Bird James (Mrs.), dairyman •
Black John, grocer
Brown James, coal merchant
Bruce William, Pentland Arms P.H
Bryce John, dairyman
Clark James, dairyman
Commercial Bank of Scotland Lim. (branch)
(William Scott, agent); draw on London
office, 62 Lombard street EO& Coufcts &
Co. W C, London
Cormack D. G. wine & spirit merchant
Cunningham Lawrence, hay & corn dealer
Denholm David, dairyman
Ferguson James, painter
Fowler Simson Carstairs M.B., CM. sur-
geon & medical officer & public vaccin-
ator for Colinton parish, Waverley
Gibson Francis, oatmeal manufacturer,
Woodhali mills
Gillon John, butcher
Hamilton Robert, slater & plasterer
Henderson Andrew, carting contractor
Hill John, Kinleith Arms P.H
Jardine John, Railway inn
Johnston John, joiner & wheelwright
Johnstone John, baker
Juniper Green Co-operative Society Limited
(John Wallace, manager)
Kedslie James Tod, baker & cart owner
Laing Alexander, chemist
Leishman William, joiner
M'Culloch John, refreshment rooms
Meikle Andrew, boot & shoe maker
Milne Thomas, builder, contractor &
quarry owner
Moodie James, slater & plasterer
Murison William, joiner
Nisbeb Andrew E. plumber & gasfitter
Pegqie Daniel, joiner
Public Hall
Recreation Rooms
Ritchie Hugh, slater
Scotb Alexander F. plumber
Scott William, grocer & tea dealer
Simpson Alexander, dairyman
Sohns Frederick, artist
Stuart John, grocer & tea dlr.& genl. draper
Turner James, builder
Walker Archibald, miller
Wilson William, Kinleith Arms
KIRKLISTON is a parish and village
partly in Edinburghshire, but chiefly in Lin-
lithgowshire. Particulars will be found under
1 the latter county.
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