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Branch of the BANK OF SCOTLAND [Kilmarnock] |
Branch of the Bank of Scotland
Branch of the Bank of Scotland
Branch of the Bank of Scotland |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A plain but Substantial Building three Storeys high, Slated and good repair. Situated in Portland Street; it is a branch of the Bank of Scotland, and the property of the Bank. |
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EXCHANGE BUILDINGS [Kilmarnock] |
Exchange Buildings
Exchange Buildings
Exchange Buildings |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A neat and Substantial Building Consisting of 5 houses, three Storeys high; Situated in Portland Street. The Cross and Fore Street, they are Occupied as Shops and dwelling houses, And Add very much to the improvement and Appearance of the Cross. |
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FORE STREET [Kilmarnock] |
Fore Street
Fore Street
Fore Street
Fore Street |
Plate on Wall
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
Extends from Soulis Street to the Cross, the houses in this street are two Storeys high, both Slated and Thatched, most irregularly built, and Apparently very Old, it forms a portion of the Old town, the Street is very narrow & dirty, not withstanding it is a great thoroughfare, & the houses are furnished with Small Shops. |
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Town of Kilmarnock |
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PORTLAND ARMS HOTEL [Kilmarnock |
Portland Arms
Portland Arms
Portland Arms
Portland Arms |
Signboard
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
This what may be defined as a Second Class Inn, and Affords good Accommodation, it is two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair. Situated at the end of Fore Street and facing the Cross.
Mr. A Richmond Occupier
Mr. P Stevenson Proprietor. |
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BOND LANE [Kilmarnock] |
Bond Lane
Bond Lane
Bond Lane
Bond Lane |
Plate on Wall
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
Extends from Fore Street to Clerks Lane. Consists of houses two Storeys high, stone and in Middling repair the Lane is narrow dirty and the houses are irregularly Built. |
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CLERK'S LANE [Kilmarnock] |
Clerks Lane
Clerks Lane
Clerks Lane
Clerks Lane |
Plate on Wall
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamiton |
018 |
Extends from its junction with Regents Street and David's Lane to Green Street. The houses in this lane are Apparently very Old & are two Storeys. Some Slated and some thatched, and most irregularly built; It takes its name it is Said from the Circumstances of One of the Town Clerks formerly residing in it, and who was the proprietor of Several tenements and his Calling had Suggested the name. |
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TOWN OF KILMARNOCK |
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CLERK'S LANE CHURCH (Evangelical Union) |
Clerk's Lane Church
Clerk's Lane Church
Clerk's Lane Church |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
Was Built in 1775 by Denomination Called 'Antiburghers' but the Congregation had So increased that it was found inadequate for their Accommodation, and it was therefore taken down and rebuilt on a larger Scale in 1807, it now Contains About 1000 sittings. The Congregation in 1843 adopted the name of the 'Evangelical Union' Commonly called Morisonians, to which persuasion they Still adhere, there is no permanent minister Attached to this Church, at the present time. but the Congregation are principally supplied with Students from the Academy or Theological Seminary at Greenock, which is Connected with the Union, who Officiate; It is very plain, but Substantial Structure, and is rather unpleasantly Situated, on account of the many Old tenements with which it is Surrounded, it is Supported Solely by the Congregation. - |
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TOWN OF KILMARNOCK |
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NEW STREET [Kilmarnock] |
New Street
New Street
New Street
New Street |
Plate on Wall
Revd. [Reverend] J Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
Extends from its junction with Back & Fore Streets to Clerk's Lane. Consisting of houses One Storey high, thatched and in good repair, the Street is clean & houses are regularly built. - |
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PADDY'S CLOSE [Kilmarnock] |
Paddy's Close
Paddy's Close
Paddy's Close |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A narrow, Crooked Alley, which extends from Soulis Street to Ladeside the house are One Storey, thatched and in indifferent repair; So Called, its Said from the Circumstance of its formerly being the residence of several Irish [families] |
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REGENT STREET [Kilmarnock] |
Regent Street
Regent Street
Regent Street
Regent Street |
Plate on Wall
Revd. [Reverend] J. Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
Extends from its junction with King Street and Waterloo Street to Clerk's Lane, and forms the East Side of 'The Cross', the houses are two & three Storeys, Slated and in good repair, there are Several Taverns in this Street. |
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TOWN OF KILMARNOCK |
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GREEN STREET [Kilmarnock] |
Green Street
Green Street
Green Street
Green Street |
Plate on Wall
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
Extends from Waterloo Street to its junction with Ladeside which takes place at the ends of the Dykehouse & Tannery, the houses are two & three Storeys high, Slated, and in good repair, there is an extensive Carpet Factory in this Street. |
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GREEN HOUSE |
Green House
Green House
Green House |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
This name is Applied to a large Building which forms three Sides of a Square, and Consists of three tenements, two Storeys, Slated and in good repair, Situated in Green Street and probably from its proximity to the Towns Green, had Suggested the name. |
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DAVID'S LANE [Kilmarnock] |
David's Lane
David's Lane
David's Lane
David's Lane |
Plate on Wall
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton, Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
Extends from its junction with Regent Street and Clerks Lane to Green Street, it is a Narrow, Winding Alley, houses are two Storeys, thatched and in middling repair, so Called it is Said from the Circumstance of a man of that name formerly residing in the lane & who was proprietor of Several tenements. |
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TOWN OF KILMARNOCK |
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SUN INN AND HOTEL [Kilmarnock] |
Sun Inn and Hotel
Sun Inn and Hotel
Sun Inn and Hotel
Sun Inn and Hotel |
Signboard
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Second Class Inn, three Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, with extensive Out Offices Attached, Situated in Green Street and Affords moderate Accommodation.
Mr. James Richmond Occupier. |
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TOWN'S GREEN |
Town's Green
Town's Green
Town's Green |
Revd.[Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Middling Sized Green, Situated between the London Road, Green Street and Kilmarnock Water; from which Several Surrounding Objects take their name. it is generally used by the inhabitants of the Town for bleaching and drying Clothes etc. and the property of the Burgh. |
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BRAEHEAD COTTAGE |
Braehead Cottage
Braehead Cottage
Braehead Cottage |
Revd.[Reverend] James Aitken Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A neat little Cottage one Storey high, thatched and in good repair, Situated About 2 Chains off the London Road and Adjacent to Braehead House, from which it has probably taken its name.
Mr. J. Wallace Occupier
Duke of Portland Proprietor. |
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BRAEHEAD HOUSE |
Braehead House
Braehead House
Braehead House
Braehead House |
Post Office Directory
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Commodious Mansion, two Storeys high, with Out Offices attached, picturesquely Situated About 4 Chains Off the London Road, the Gardens and Pleasure Ground which are most tastefully laid Out, are Adjoining, and the house is Approached from the London Road by a neat Avenue, which is thickly Surrounded with Wood; So Called it is Said from the Circumstance of it being Situated at the head of a brae, or a long ledge of elevated ground. The Property of his Grace the Duke of Portland, And the residence of his Factor G. Kilk Esqr. |
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ANNBANK |
Annbank
Annbank
Annbank
Annbank |
Post Office Directory
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Substantial and Commodious building Situated on the London Road, Consists of two tenements, two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, With neat Gardens Attached,
Mr. A. Finnie Proprietor. |
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TOWN OF KILMARNOCK |
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ABBEY COTTAGE |
Abbey Cottage
Abbey Cottage
Abbey Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A most delightful & Commodious House, pleasantly Situated on the London Road, two Storeys high, With a neat Greenhouse Attached, it is pretty Shaded in front with Evergreens & flowers and has a Garden at the rear which is tastefully laid Out; and in an Architectural Point of view, has a most imposing effect.
J. Donald Esq. Proprietor & Occupier. |
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WATERLO STREET [Kilmarnock] |
Waterloo Street
Waterloo Street
Waterloo Street
Waterloo Street |
Plate on Wall
Revd. [Reverend] J. Aitken
Mr. A Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
Extends from its junction With Regent & King Street to Green Street, Consists of houses two & three Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, and which are furnished with Shops. |
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NAILERS' CLOSE [Kilmarnock] |
Nailers Close
Nailers Close
Nailers Close |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
Extends from Regent Street to David's Lane, it is a narrow, zig zag Alley and has got its name it is Said from the Circumstance of Several Nailers Shops being formerly Situated Adjacent |
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THE CROSS |
The Cross
The Cross
The Cross |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Very Spacious part in the Centre of the Town, where the Markets are held, and the Principal resort and Meeting Place of the unemployed and idlers of the Town, it is situated at the junctions of Seven Streets, Viz. Portland, Croft, Cheapside, King, Waterloo, Regent, and Back Streets and is in Consequent a great thoroughfare; A neat Monument Stands in the Centre which renders the Place Very Attractive; the Cross itself is Considered to be the most spacious in the West of Scotland. |
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ANGEL INN [Kilmarnock] |
Angel Inn
Angel Inn
Angel Inn
Angel Inn |
Signboard
Revd. [Reverend] J. Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Second Class Inn, three Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, with extensive Out Offices Attached. Situated in Market Lane, Affords good Accommodation
Mr. J. Mitchell Occupier
Mr. J. Craig Proprietor. |
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TOWN OF KILMARNOCK |
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SHAW'S MONUMENT |
Shaw's Monument
Shaw's Monument
Shaw's Monument |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
This is a neat piece of Workmanship which Stands in the Centre of the Cross, it is Composed of White Marble, and Stands on a Pedestal of the Same material, The Monument & Pedestal are About 16 feet in height, The Situation, where it is erected was judiciously Chosen, and where it has a noble effect. Was erected in 1848 to the Memory of the late Sir James Shaw Bart. [Baronet] who was a native of this place, by public Subscriptions Chiefly Amongst the Magistrates Town Council and inhabitants of Kilmarnock, he is represented in the Costume of Lord Mayor of London, which Office he held, holding in his right hand the Warrant of Precedence, which it is Said he established during his Mayoralty, a Privilege which in Virtue of his Office, The Lord Mayor of London enjoys and taking the lead of all Public Processions in the City, And however exalted in birth or Station, none Save the Sovereign has a right to proceed him on these Occasions, this prerogative it is Said had fallen into disuse till Sir James re-established it at the funeral of the immortal Lord Nelson , where he took Precedence of the Prince of Wales and his Brothers, but conspicuously gave Way to His Royal Highness on entering the the Cathedral of Saint Paul's.- |
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Branch of the NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND [Kilmarnock] |
Branch of the National bank of Scotland
Branch of the National Bank of Scotland
Branch of the National Bank of Scotland |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
This is a Branch of the National Bank of Scotland, which is rented for the purpose by that Bank, it is three Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, Situated in King Street, the Property of the Agent Mr. Wilson. |
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BAKERS' ARMS TAVERN [Kilmarnock] |
Bakers Arms Tavern
Bakers Arms Tavern
Bakers Arms Tavern
Bakers Arms Tavern |
Signboard
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Third Class Tavern two Storeys high Slated in and in good repair, Situated in Guard Lane, Affords only moderate Accommodation,
Mr. P McWhinnie Occupier
Mr. Morton Proprietor. |
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MARKET LANE [Kilmarnock] |
Market Lane
Market Lane
Market Lane
Market Lane |
Plate on Wall
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
Extends from King Street to its junction with Back Lane and Braefoot, it is a Winding Lane & Consists of houses two and three Storeys high, both Slated and thatched, and are in good repair. |
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TOWN OF KILMARNOCK |
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FLESH MARKET BRIDGE |
Flesh Market Bridge
Flesh Market Bridge
Flesh Market Bridge |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Substantial Bridge of One Arch Spanning the Kilmarnock Water, and Connects Waterloo Street with Guard Lane and Market Lane. Was Built, and is Kept in repair by the Burgh of Kilmarnock and is Consequently not a County Bridge it takes its name from its Proximity to the Fleshmarket. |
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FLESH MARKET [Kilmarnock] |
Flesh Market
Flesh Market
Flesh Market |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
This is a very insignificant Building, as much as there being only One Butchery stall in it, it is adjoining the Flesh Market Bridge, and built on the top of an Arch which spans the Kilmarnock Water, [the] entrance is from the Bridge, Occupied by Messers. Arbuckle Fleshers and the Property of the Borough |
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GUARD LANE [Kilmarnock] |
Guard Lane
Guard Lane
Guard Lane
Guard Lane |
Plate on Wall
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamiton |
018 |
Extends from King Street to the Flesh Market Bridge and Market Lane, It Consists of houses two & three Storeys high Slated and in good repair, The Police Station is in this Lane, which probably Suggested the name. - |
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GALLOWS (Site of) [Kilmarnock] |
Site of Gallows
Site of Gallows
Site of Gallows |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Well known, round Circle composed of white paving stones situated at the Cross, near the end of Waterloo Street, said to perpetuate the spot where a man John Nisbit who was a staunch Covenanter, suffered Capital Punishment in 1683, the man's Initials are formed in the Orifice of this Circle by the same description of stone. |
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TOWN OF KILMARNOCK
** " Kilmarnock although familiar with the
" barbarities of the Persecutors, had as yet
" beheld nor Martyr executed within its Boundaries, and it was therefore
"resolved by the enemies of the Covenant, that Mr. Nisbit should be hanged
" at The Cross, in Order that the inhabitants and those in the Neighbourhood
" might be Awed into Submission by the dreadful Spectacle .* * *
" In the 14th April 1683, he was launched into eternity, when earnestly
"Commending his Soul to the Care of his Heavenly Father; The Spot where
" the Gallows Stood is Still marked by his Initials of his name, formed
" With White Stones, at the South Corner of the Cross, and in the
" Low Church Burial Ground is a Stone to his Memory, on which
" is this inscription._ " Here lies John Nisbit, who was taken by Major
"Balfour's Party, and Suffered at Kilmarnock 14th April 1683,
"for adhering to the Words of God and Our Covenants."
McKays History of KilmarnocK. |
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BRAEFOOT HOUSE |
Braefoot House
Braefoot House
Braefoot House |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Plain but Commodious house three Storeys high with Attics, Slated and in good repair, Situated at the end of Braefoot.
Mr. A. Finnie Proprietor & [Occupier] |
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FISH MARKET [Kilmarnock] |
Fish Market
Fish Market
Fish Market |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
This forms an irregular square, surrounded with shuds, and as its name indicates is appropriated for the sale of Fish. Situated in Green Street, at the end of the London Road.
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BUTTER MARKET [Kilmarnock] |
Butter Market
Butter Market
Butter Market |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
This Place forms an Oblong Square or rectangle, and is very well [Situated] for the Sale of Butter for which it is Appropriated, it is Surrounded with Open Sheds Supported by Posts, & Situated in Green Street & Adjoining the Fish Market; There are Stipend dues levied here.
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TOWN'S BUILDING |
Town's Building
Town's Building
Town's Building |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A large and Substantial Building two Storeys high, is built on top of the Arch King Street Bridge, over the Kilmarnock Water. The Justice of Peace and Police Courts are held in a large hall, on the Second Storey and the Chambers of the Town Clerk, And the Office of the Superintendent of Police are in the Same Storey. The first or lower Storey is Occupied as Shops. The Property of the Burgh. |
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POLICE STATION [Kilmarnock] |
Police Station
Police Station
Police Station |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Small Building, Adjoining the Town Building, Situated in Guard Lane, One Storey high, Slated and in good repair, it Consists of a Small Guard Room & Office, [WR] and has some good Cells Attached, it is Simply used as a Lock up; Was erected and is Supported by the Burgh. |
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LONDON ROAD [Kilmarnock] |
London Road
London Road
London Road
London Road |
Plate on Wall
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
This is a Turnpike Road, which extends to Green Street, it is very Spacious, and in excellent repair, there are Several pretty Cottages and Villas built on either Side and the road is much frequented by the townsfolk it leads to Mauchline and Several Other Parishes besides the Metropolis from which it gets its name. |
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VICTORIA TAVERN [Kilmarnock] |
Victoria Tavern
Victoria Tavern
Victoria Tavern
Victoria Tavern |
Signboard
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Second Class Tavern or Inn two Storeys high, slated and in good Repair, Situated in a Close off Regent Street, Affords good Accommodation, The entrance is from Regent and Waterloo Streets.
Mr. D. McPherson Occupier
Revd. [Reverend] D. Brown Proprietor |
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STAR HOTEL [Kilmarnock] |
Star Hotel
Star Hotel
Star Hotel
Star Hotel |
Signboard
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
This is nothing more than a third Class Tavern, not withstanding its flash name it is two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, Situated in a Close Off Regents Street, affording Middling Accommodation, entrance is from Regent and Waterloo Streets.
Mr. J. Raeside, Occupier
Revd. [Reverend] D. Brown Proprietor. |
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ACADEMY [Kilmarnock] |
Academy
Academy
Academy |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A large and Substantial Building two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair With a very extensive play ground Attached, Situated Off Green Street, and the London Road; Was Built 1807 by the heritors of the Parish and Subscriptions raised Chiefly Amongst the town inhabitants the teacher of the Classical Department is Appointed by the Heritors and the Other two reachers are Appointed by the Directors of the Academy, Affords tuition in the various branches of an english, Commercial & Classical education. The Classical Teacher receives the Maximum Salary of a Parochial Schoolmaster and a Dwelling House or Allowance for One from the Heritors together with Pupils fees, The Other two teachers are not endowed, but depend upon School fees. |
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WEIGH HOUSE [Kilmarnock] |
Weigh House
Weigh House
Weigh House |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A large Building Situated in Green Street, and as its name indicated, its Appropriated for Weighing Merchants [goods] brought to Market, there is a [Stipend] Sum Charged on each Article, as Weigh dues; It is also used for general Store Purposes.
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GREEN BRIDGE |
Green Bridge
Green Bridge
Green Bridge |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A neat and Substantial Bridge of One Arch, Spanning the Kilmarnock Water, Situated on the London Road, So Called from its Proximity to the Town's Green, It is a County Bridge. |
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WEIGHOUSE INN [Kilmarnock] |
Weighhouse Inn
Weighhouse Inn
Weighhouse Inn
Weighhouse Inn |
Signboard
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A third Class Inn, two Storeys high Slated and in good repair, Affords only Middling Accommodation, Situated in green Street
Mr. Ritchie Occupier
Mr. J. Wallace Proprietor |
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TANKARDHALL BRAE |
Tankardhall Brae
Tankardhall Brae
Tankardhall Brae |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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Extends from Braefoot to Braeside it is a Continuation of Back Lane & Barefoot, it is very Steep and not many houses built on it. This Place was formerly Called it is said, Tinkerhall or Tinkerhall Brae from the Circumstance of a great many Tinkers residing in this locality, but the name has been Coupled and Changed to TanKardhall Brae, the name it at the Present time goes and is Known by. |
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Branch of the COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND [Kilmarnock] |
Branch of the Commercial Bank of Scotland
Branch of the Commercial Bank of Scotland |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Substantial and Commodious Building. three Storeys high, Situated in King Street, it is a Branch of the Commercial Bank of Scotland, and the Property of that Bank. |
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BACK LANE [Kilmarnock] |
Back Lane
Back Lane
Back Lane
Back Lane |
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Revd.[Reverend] Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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Extends from King Street to its junction with Market Lane and Braefoot, it is a Crooked narrow lane, Consists of houses One and two Storeys high, both Slated and thatched and in good repair, they are irregularly built. - |
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BRAEFOOT |
Braefoot
Braefoot
Braefoot
Braefoot |
Plate on Wall
Revd. [Reverend] J. Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
Extends from Back Lane to its junction With Tankardhall Brae, this is also a Crooked narrow lane, and is a Continuation of Back Lane, the houses, are One Storey, thatched and in middling repair, so Called from the Circumstance of its being Situated immediately at the foot of a Brae or elevated ridge of ground. |
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Braeside
Braeside
Braeside
Braeside |
Plate on Wall
Revd. [Reverend] J. Aitken
Mr. A Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
Extends from Tankardhall Brae to the London Road, Consisting of houses One and two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, So Called from its being Situated on the Side of a Brae. |
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MILL LANE [Kilmarnock] |
Mill Lane
Mill Lane
Mill Lane
Mill Lane |
Plate on Wall
Revd. [Reverend] J. Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
Extends from King Street to Fowlds Street it is a narrow Winding lane, and Separates Queen Street and Clerk Street, Consists of houses One and two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, So Called it is Said, Owing to its formerly the Principal road which lead to a Mill which was situated Outside the Burgh Boundary. - |
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REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Kilmarnock] |
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Reformed Presbyterian Church |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Substantial and Commodious Building Situated in Mill Lane; Was built in 1824 from Subscriptions raised Amongst the Congregation and Other friends, and is Supported Solely by the Congregation, it Contains 730 Sittings, and is not endowed.
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MANSE [Reformed Presbyterian; Kilmarnock] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Commodious Dwelling house, two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair. Situated Adjacent to the Church, the Property of the Reformed Presbyterian Church Congregation and the residence of their Minister, Commonly Called Cameronians. |
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INDEPENDENT CHAPEL [Kilmarnock] |
Independent Chapel
Independent Chapel
Independent Chapel
Independent Chapel |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Campbell
Revd. [Reverend] J. Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Neat lain building, Situated in Clark Street and Mill Lane, Was built in 1826 by Subscriptions raised by the Members of the Congregation and friends, and is Supported Solely by that Body, it Contains 550 Sittings, It is not endowed.
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MANSE [Independerq. Chapel; Kilmarnock] |
Manse
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Campbell
Revd. [Reverend] J. Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Commodious Dwelling house, two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair With Garden Attached, Situated in Mill Lane, and Adjacent to the Church The residence of the Revd. [Reverend] J. Campbell Independent Minister and the Property of that Congregation. |
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QUEENS STREET [Kilmarnock] |
Queen Street
Queen Street
Queen Street
Queen Street |
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Revd. [Reverend] J. Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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Extends from King Street to its junction With Clark Street and Mill Lane. Consists of houses three Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, the Street which is a new One, is both Clean and Spacious. |
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POST OFFICE [Kilmarnock] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Signboard
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A large Shop Situated in Queen Street which is rented for the purpose, and is very well attended. There are Seven Arrivals and Seven departures daily.-
Mr. D. Rankin Postmaster
Mr. Bickett Proprietor. |
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ROSEBANK |
Rosebank
Rosebank
Rosebank
Rosebank |
Post Office Directory
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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This name is Applied to four Dwelling houses, two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, Situated on the London Road. |
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LEADHALL |
Leadhall
Leadhall
Leadhall
Leadhall |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton
Post Office Directory |
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A large and Substantial Dwelling house two storeys high, Slated and in good repair, with extensive Gardens attached, Situated on the London Road, Miss Henderson Occupier
John Caskie Esq. Proprietor. |
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BELLEVUE |
Bellevue
Bellevue
Bellevue
Bellevue |
Post Office Directory
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A neat and Commodious Dwelling house, two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair with Garden Attached. Situated on the London Road. J. Greenshields Esqr. Proprietor & Occupier. |
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ELMBANK |
Elmbank
Elmbank
Elmbank
Elmbank |
Post Office Directory
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton, Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A large and Commodious Dwelling house, three Storeys high, with tastefully laid Out Garden detached, and Ornamental Ground at the front. Situated about two Chains off the London Road.-
Miss Clark Proprietress & Occupier. |
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ROSEHILL |
Rosehill
Rosehill
Rosehill
Rosehill |
Post Office Directory
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton, Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Plain but Substantial Dwelling house, two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, with Garden attached, Situated on the London Road. Mrs. Reid Proprietress & Occupier. |
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EDGEHILL MANSE |
Manse, Edgehill
Manse, Edgehill
Manse, Edgehill
Manse, Edgehill |
Post Office Directory
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Substantial and Commodious Dwelling house two Storeys high with Attics, and in good repair and extensive Garden Attached, Situated on the London Road. the Residence of the the Revd. [Reverend] D. V. Thomson Minister of the Low Church & the Property of the Heritors. The name 'Edgehill' is added to distinguish it from the Other Parish Manse, Connected with the same Church. |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Post Office Directory
J.H. Picken Esq.
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk |
018 |
A Plain Building, Consisting of two tenements, two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair With Garden Attached, Situated on the London Road.
Charles Smyth Esq. Proprietor |
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BURNSIDE HOUSE |
Burnside House
Burnside House
Burnside House
Burnside House |
J.H. Picken Esq.
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A neat and Commodious Dwelling house, two Storeys high With Attics, and a tastefully laid Out Garden Attached, Situated on the London Road.
J.H. Picken Esq. Proprietor & Occupier. |
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ORCHARDHILL |
Orchardhill
Orchardhill
Orchardhill
Orchardhill |
Post Office Directory
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A large and Commodious dwelling house two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, With tastefully laid Out garden Attached. Situated on the London Road.
Mrs. Smyth Proprietress & Occupier |
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HOLLIS ROAD [Kilmarnock] |
Hollis Road
Hollis Road
Hollis Road |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
This is a Turnpike Road which branches Off the London Road, and is Kept in good repair; Takes its name from a Farmsteading of that name, which is Adjacent. |
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MORNINGSIDE |
Morningside
Morningside
Morningside |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. James Hamilton
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk |
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A Most beautiful & Commodious Villa two Storeys high, With Ornamental Ground at the front and a Garden at the rear, There is a neat Greenhouse Attached to the dwelling house, and in front of the latter there is a Small Fountain which is kept Kept Continually in Action during the day, making the place very Attractive,Pleasantly Situated in St. Marnock Street,
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FLOWERBANK |
Flowerbank
Flowerbank
Flowerbank |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Plain but Substantial Dwelling house two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, With Ornamental Ground in front, And Garden Attached, Situated in the Old Irvine Road.
Miss Fowlds Propritress & Occupier. |
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OLD IRVINE ROAD |
Old Irvine Road
Old Irvine Road
Old Irvine Road |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
This is a Portion of the Old Road which formerly Afforded Communication between Kilmarnock and Irvine, but Since formation of St. Marnock Street, it has become merely a Private or Occupational Road, it Extends from Grange Street to Great Hamilton Street. - |
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WARDSEND |
Wardend
Wardend
Wardsend
Wardsend
Wardsend |
Post Office Directory
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton
Mr. Archibald McKay |
018 |
A large and Substantial dwelling house, two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, With a neat [Garden] Attached, Situated in Grange Street Miss Smyth Proprietress & Occupier, it takes its name from the Circumstance of a large field or Park which was [adjacent] and was Called 'Wards Park' which is now converted into a Nursery. - |
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GRANGE |
Grange
Grange
Grange |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A large Farmsteading Consisting of Dwelling House and Outhouses, the former is One Storey high, thatched and in good repair the latter are detached from the dwelling house, and are both Slated and thatched and in good repair.
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TOWNEND T.P. |
Townend Toll
Townend Toll
Townend Toll |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Small house One Storey high, Slated and in good repair to which is Attached a Turnpike, Situated on the Turnpike Road between Kilmarnock & Irvine.
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ST ANDREW'S FREE CHURCH MANSE |
St. Andrew's Free Church Manse
St. Andrew's Free Church Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A neat and Commodious dwelling house two Storeys high Slated and in good repair With Evergreens in front and Garden Attached. Situated in St. Marnock Street. The Property of St. Andrew's Free Church Congregation, and the residence of their Minister, The Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Young. |
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GRANGEHOLM |
Grangeholm
Grangeholm
Grangeholm |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Commodious Dwelling house, two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair with a neat pleasure ground and garden Attached. Situated in Portland Terrace, St. Marnock Street.
Mr. Barclay Proprietor & Occupier. |
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SPRINGGROVE COTTAGE |
Springgrove Cottage
Springgrove Cottage
Springgrove Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A neat Cottage One Storey high, Slated and in good repair, With Garden Attached. Situated in Hamilton Street.
Mr. J. Fleming Proprietor & Occupier |
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IVY COTTAGE |
Ivy Cottage
Ivy Cottage
Ivy Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
Also a neat & Commodious Cottage One Storey high and in good repair, With Garden Attached, Situated in Hamilton Street.
Mr. A. Boyd Proprietor & Occupier. |
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COURT HOUSE |
Court House
Court House
Court House |
Rev. Reverend] James Aitken
Mr A Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr James Hamilton |
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A Splendid, and Very extensive building, two Storeys high, Situated in St. Marnock Street. Was erected in 1847 by the Police Commissioners, and an Assessment levied on the inhabitants of the Burgh to Defray the expense. The Sheriffs Court is held here Weekly, the Chambers of the Sheriff and the Fiscal's Office are Also in a portion of this building. |
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GAOL [Kilmarnock] |
Gaol
Jail
Jail |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr A Hamilton, Town Clerk
Mr James Hamilton |
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A most Substantial Building, two Storeys high Situated in Bank Street, and Adjoining the Court Houses. Was erected by the County Prison Board at the expense of the County, and is Supported Solely by the latter, it is a Clean and well regulated Prison. |
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NELSON STREET SCHOOL |
Nelson Street School
Nelson Street School
Nelson Street School |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Plain but Substantial Building two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, With large play Ground Attached, Situated in Nelson Street. it Consists of a Males and Females School, the former is on the Second Storey, the Boys are taught the elementary branches of an english education for One half the Ordinary fees, Average Attendance, 140; - The Girls School is on the 1st Storey, and they are taught not only an Ordinary education but are Also taught a useful branch of industry, viz. the Ayrshire Needlework, the proceeds of their Work is given to the Scholars themselves or to their Parents; 70 Girls are under tuition, With two female teachers and a Weekly fee of One Penny is charged to each Scholar. - The Building was erected at the Sole expense of Mr. John Stewart. Clothier King Street, Kilmarnock, and Supported by that Gentleman. Save Small Pittance received as fies from the Pupils; The Object of the School is to enable Working People of Small means, with large families to provide education for their Children in the useful branches Above Alluded to Without necessitating them to have recourse to institutions where it is entirely gratuitous, or to Withdraw them from School Sooner than they Would Otherwise do, but for inability to Pay the Ordinary fees. It is most a most Praiseworthy institution, and the Patron deserves the gratitude. |
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Ragged and Parochial Board School
Ragged and Parochial Board School
Ragged and Parochial Board School |
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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This is One of those Certified by Government and is inspected Annually by One of their inspectors, the Object of the School is to reclaim and educate neglected and destitute Children and Orphans, and to Provide them with Board and Lodgings; the Parochial Board School is supported by Parish Assessment, the Ragged School is supported by Voluntary Subscriptions, and an Annual Grant of £25 from Government, the two are Merged into One School; There are six teachers Attached to this institution Viz. One English teacher two female teachers of Ayrshire Needle Work, a Matron, Shoemaker and Tailor; the Boys not only receive an Ordinary education but are also taught a useful trade, the Girls Also receive an Ordinary education, and are taught needle and household Work etc. It is a large Plain Old building three storeys high, & in good repair, Situated in St. Marnock Street. Was formerly the residence of the Boyd family, and is still known by the name of 'Kilmarnock House', it is now the Property of the Duke of Portland, for which a Small rent is Paid by the Committee of the School. |
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St. Marnock Place
St. Marnock Place
St. Marnock Place. |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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WATER LANE [Kilmarnock] |
Water Lane
Water Lane
Water Lane |
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Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk |
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BRIDGE LANE [Kilmarnock] |
Bridge Lane
Bridge Lane
Bridge Lane |
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk |
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Branch of the UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND [Kilmarnock] |
Branch of the Union Bank of Scotland
Branch of the Union Bank of Scotland
Branch of the Union Bank of Scotland |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr A Hamilton
Mr James Hamilton |
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An elegant Structure, built in a beautiful Style of Architecture, three Storeys high with Pleasure ground and Out Offices Attached. Situated in Bank Street, it is a branch of the Union Bank of Scotland, and is the property of that Bank. |
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SPRINGHILL HOUSE |
Springhill House |
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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An elegant Mansion, three Storeys high, pleasantly Situated About five Chains Off St. Marnock Street, the Out Offices which are Some distance from the Mansion are two Storeys, and in excellent repair, the Pleasure Grounds and Gardens Are Very extensive and exhibit great taste, the ParK in front is beautifully Ornamented With Clumps of Trees, and is Surrounded by a Winding Avenue, Pleasantly shaded with Mixed Wood; the entrance to the Mansion is from St. Marnock Street, by a neat Avenue, Profusely Ornamented With flowers and evergreens on either side, The Property and residence of Archibald Finnie Esq. |
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ST MARNOCK STREET [Kilmarnock] |
St. Marnock Street
St. Marnock Street
St. Marnock Street
St. Marnock Street |
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Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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Extends from King Street to the Railway Station. Consists of houses two and three Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, the Street both Clean and Spacious, there are Several beautiful Villas in this Street, most Particularly in Portland Terrace. |
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PORTLAND TERRACE [Kilmarnock] |
Portland Terrace
Portland Terrace
Portland Terrace |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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This name is Applied to a range of beautiful houses, two and three Storeys high, With Ornamental grounds in front and neat Gardens Attached, Pleasantly Situated in St. Marnock Street, they extend from the junction of Grange Street with St. Marnock Street, to the Lodge Situated at the entrance to Springfield House. |
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HAMILTON STREET [Kilmarnock] |
Hamilton Street
Hamilton Street
Hamilton Street |
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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Extends from St. Marnock Street, and in continuation of Great Hamilton Street, to the [Tram] Road by which it is intercepted at the South end. Consists of houses One and two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, With neat Gardens Attached. |
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CAVENDISH VILLA. |
Cavendish Villa
Cavendish Villa
Cavendish Villa |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A large and Commodious dwelling house, Consists of two tenements, three Storeys high, With Garden Attached, Situated in Portland Terrace, St. Marnock Street.
Mr. D. Gemmill Proprietor. |
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SPOTLAND LODGE |
Sportland Lodge
Sportland Lodge
Sportland Lodge
Spotland Lodge |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton
J. Thomson Proprietor per his note dated 30 June 1857 |
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A most Commodious Dwelling House two Storeys high, With Ornamental ground in front and a neat Garden at the rear, Pleasantly Situated in Portland Terrace, St. Marnock Street.
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BARBADOESBANK |
Barbadoesbank
Barbadoesbank
Barbadoesbank |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Neat and Commodious dwelling house two Storeys high, With Ornamental Ground in front, and a tastefully laid Out Garden at the rear, Pleasantly Situated on the Dundonald Road.
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Cattle Market
Cattle Market
Cattle Market |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A large enclosure Surrounded by a Stone Wall, Situated between the Dundonald Road and the Kilmarnock Water, and as its name indicates Appropriated as a Cattle Market, there are two entrances, One from Dundonald Road, and the Other at the South extremity of Waterside, Stipulated Tolls are levied here on Fair and Market days it is rented by a Company who are [known as] 'The Cattle Market Co,'[Company] And is the Property of the Duke of Portland. |
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Springvale
Springvale
Springvale |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Substantial and Commodious dwelling house, Consists of two tenements two Storeys high, With Ornamental ground in front and Gardens at the rear, Pleasantly Situated on the Dundonald Road.
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WARDS NURSERY |
Wards Nursery
Wards Nursery
Wards Nursery |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Very extensive Nursery, Producing Almost every description of young nursery trees, Evergreens, etc. Situated Along the Dundonald Road, so Called from the Circumstance of the field, previous to its being made a Nursery, ,being called 'Wards Park.'
Mr. J. Dykes Occupier
Duke of Portland Proprietor |
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SUMMERLEA COTTAGE |
Summerlea Cottage
Summerlea Cottage
Summerlea Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Neat Cottage, One Storey high, Slated and in good repair, With Garden Attached, Situated in Hamilton Street.
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HOPE COTTAGE |
Hope Cottage
Hope Cottage
Hope Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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Also a neat Cottage, One Storey high, Slated and in good repair, With a Garden Attached, Situated in Hamilton Street.
Mr. H. Wight, Proprietor and Occupier. |
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DUNDONALD ROAD [Kilmarnock] |
Dundonald Road
Dundonald Road
Dundonald Road |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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This is the Turnpike Road between Kilmarnock and Dundonald, and extends from its junction with St. Marnock Street, is Kept in excellent repair, There are Several pretty Villas built along this Road which add considerably to the Appearance of the Town. |
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WARDS HOUSE |
Wards House
Wards House
Wards House |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Plain but Substantial dwelling house two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, Pleasantly Situated on the Dundonald Road, to which is Attached a large Nursery, named 'Wards Nursery', So called from the Circumstance of the field where the nursery is now Situated being formerly known by the name of Wards Park; the Word 'Wards' is 'Celtic' and means a piece of pasture ground enclosed on all Sides.
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TITCHFIELD STREET [Kilmartock] |
Titchfield Street
Titchfield Street
Titchfield Street
Titchfield Street |
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Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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Extends from its junction with High Glencairn Street, and East & West Netherton to King Street, and is a Continuation of the latter Street, Consists of houses One and two Storeys high, both Slated and thatched and in good repair, it is both clean and Spacious, and Some of the houses are furnished with Shops. |
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OLD CAST LANE [Kilmarnock] |
Old Cast Lane
Old Cast Lane
Old Cast Lane |
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Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A small Lane Abutting from Titchfield Street, Consists of houses One Storey high, thatched and in Middling repair. |
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PORTLANDGROVE |
Portlandgrove
Portlandgrove
Portlandgrove |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Commodious Dwelling house, two Storeys high with Attics, Slated and in good repair, with Ornamental ground in front and a neat Garden Attached, Pleasantly Situated about 1½ Chains off Titchfield Street.
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ST MARNOCK'S CHURCH |
St. Marnock's Church
St. Marnock's Church
St. Marnock's Church |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A large and elegant edifice, Situated in St. Marnock's Street, Contains 1600 Sittings, with an imposing front and a Sumptuous Tower, which are rich in Gothic Ornament and Architectural beauty. Was erected in 1836 at an expense of £5000, raised chiefly by Voluntary Subscriptions from the Members of the Established Church, and was what is termed a 'Proprietary Church', it was Supplied by the Ministers of the Parish Churches for Some time after its erection, until the disruption in 1843, after which it became unoccupied, it has been recently conveyed by a New Title Deed to the Church of Scotland, and will be Occupied as a place of Public Worship, So Soon as the necessary repairs, which it is in need of, are completed, it is neither a Parish Church nor Quoad Sacra Church, but a Chapel of ease, but it is intended to Apply to the Court of Tiend to assign a Parochial district to it, when an Endowment is got for a Minister. |
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FREE SCHOOL [Kilmarnock] |
Free School
Free School
Free School |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Substantial Building One Storey high, with a play ground Attached, Situated off the Dundonald Road, and at the rear of St. Marnocks's Church, Was built by Public Subscriptions, and donations, and is Supported by Annual Voluntary Subscriptions together with the interest arising from Several Bequests which have been left to the School by various individuals, the Object of the School is to Afford, Gratis, education to the Children of the Poorer Classes. The Teacher is paid £60 per Annum by the Committee, and has a free house Attached to the School, Affords tuition in the elementary branches of an english education, Average Attendance 135. |
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ST MARNOCK MILL (Flour)1 |
St. Marnock Mill
St. MArnock Mill
St. MArnock Mill |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A large and Substantial Flour Mill, two Storeys high, Situated in Waterside, it is worked both by Water and Steam engine, the latter is 15 horse power. The Property of Messrs. Merry and Thomson.
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WATERSIDE |
Waterside
Waterside
Waterside
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Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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Extends from St. Marnock Street, to the Cattle Market. Consists of houses One and two Storeys high, both Slated & thatched and in good repair, the houses front the Kilmarnock Water, which Circumstance probably has Suggested the name. - |
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ST MARNOCK STREET BRIDGE |
St. Marnock Street Bridge
St. Marnock Street Bridge
St. Marnock Street Bridge |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
018 |
A Plain but Substantial Bridge of one Arch, Spanning the Kilmarnock Water, and Situated in St. Marnock Street, from which it takes its name, Was built at the expense of the Duke of Portland for the purpose of facilitating the feuing or letting of his Property for building Purposes, but as St. Marnock Street now joins a Portion of the TurnpiKe Road between Kilmarnock and Irvine, the Bridge in question becomes a County Bridge to all intents and purposes. |
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KING STREET CHURCH (United Presbyterian) |
King Street United Presbyterian Church
King Street United Presbyterian Church
King Street United Presbyterian Church |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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An elegant and Commodious edifice Situated in King Street, its Style of Architecture is a Combination of the Tuscan, Corinthian and Ionic, and has an imposing and beautiful effect, it is Adorned with a neat Steeple About 120 feet in height, which Contains a Bell, it is Also furnished with an excellent Clock, the dial of which can be Seen from Almost every part of the Town. Contains 1500 Sittings, Was built in 1832 from Subscriptions raised Amongst the Members of the Congregation and Other funds, And is Supported Solely by the Congregation.
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TRINITY CHURCH (Episcopal) [Kilmarnock] |
Holy Trinity Church
Holy Trinity Church
Holy Trinity Church
Holy Trinity Church |
Revd. [Reverend] E.J. Jonas
Revd. James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Small, but neat & Commodious edifice, built in the new English Style of Architecture, and has a Very imposing effect; Situated in St. Marnock Street; Erected in 1856 & 7 by voluntary Subscriptions and donations by the Members of the Episcopal Church, and other friends, is not endowed; Will contain about 400 sittings; it is intended to add a Steeple to this church at a Subsequent period, ( at the North Side) when funds can be got for the purpose.
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HOLMHEAD HOUSE |
Holmhead House
Holmhead House
Holmhead House |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Commodious Dwelling house two Storeys high with Attics, and a neat Garden at the rear Situated at the end of King Street and Fowlds Street. -
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FOWLDS STREET [Kilmarnock] |
Fowlds Street
Fowlds Street
Fowlds Street
Fowlds Street |
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Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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PRINCES STREET [Kilmarnock] |
Princes Street
Princes Street
Princes Street
Princes Street |
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Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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Extends from Queen Street to Fowlds Street. Consists of houses two Storeys high Slated and in good repair, it is a very neat Street, and is both clean and Spacious, the houses are all respectable private dwelling houses. - |
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PRINCES STREET CHURCH (United Presbyterian) |
Princes Street United Presbyterian Church
Princes Street United Presbyterian Church
Princes Street United Presbyterian Church |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr A Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr James Hamilton |
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A neat and Commodious edifice
Situated in Princes Street, Was built in 1842 from Subscriptions raised Amongst the members of the Congregation and Other friends and is Supported Solely by the Congregation, Contains 700 Sittings, The Revd. [Reverend] J. D. Jamieson, Minister |
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NEW ACADEMY |
New Academy
New Academy
New Academy |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A large and Substantial Building, two Storeys high, with Ornamental Grounds at the rear Situated in Princes Street, Was erected expressly for the Proprietor, Mr. W. Osborne, for educational Purposes, and Affords Ample Accommodation, having a large hall, and Other Class Rooms, it is a private Adventure School & is not endowed, Affords tuition in the elementary branches of an English and Classical education,Average Attendance 130. - |
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CLARK STREET ACADEMY |
Clark Street Academy
Clark Street Academy |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Substantial building two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, Situated in Clark Street, the School room is on the Second Storey of the building, the first Storey being Occupied as a dwelling house, it is a Private Adventure School, not endowed, affords tuition in the elementary branches of an english education, Average attendance 140. |
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CLARK STREET [Kilmarnock] |
Clark Street
Clark Street
Clark Street
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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Extends from its junction with Fowlds Street and Robertsons Place to the extremity of Clark Street Terrace, it also branches off immediately South of the Independent Chapel, and forms a Continuation of Queen Street, and is divided from the latter by Mill Lane. Consists of houses two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, and are respectable private dwelling houses, the Street Clean & Spacious. - |
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ROBERTSON'S MOUNT |
Robertson's Mount
Robertson's Mount
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Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Aitken |
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A Small, Oval, Grassy Knoll, partly Artificial, about 30 feet above the level of the Road, Situated at the north end of Robertson Place, it is Surrounded at the Summit by a Wooden Paling, erected on the centre of a gravel Walk, and pleasantly Shaded with trees; So Called it is Said from the Circumstance of a very eccentric Old gentleman named Robertson, who had intended this place as his Burying Ground, and who, on his death bed, requested to be interred there, which request, as a matter of Course, was not complied with. - |
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CLARK STREET TERRACE |
Clark Street Terrace
Clark Street Terrace
Clark Street Terrace |
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Mr. A Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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This name is Applied to a range of Commodious dwelling houses, two Storeys high, with Gardens Attached, pleasantly Situated on rising ground at the north end of Clark Street.- |
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ST ANDREW'S FREE CHURCH |
St. Andrew's Free Church
St. Andrew's Freee Church
St. Andrew's Free Church |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A . Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Substantial and Commodious building; Situated in Fowlds Street. Was erected in 1844 from Subscriptions raised Amongst the Members of the Congregation and other friends, together with a Small donation from the Free Church Building funds, and is Supported Solely by the Congregation. Contains about 900 Sittings, The Revd. [Reverend] William Young is Minister. |
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St. Andrew's Street
St. Andrews Street
St. Andrew's Street
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Revd. [Reverend] James Hamilton
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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Extends from its junction with King Street, Titchfield Street and Fowlds Street. Consists of houses One and two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, it is a nice, clean Street, the houses are respectable private Dwelling houses. |
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Robertson Place
Robertson Place
Robertson Place
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Mr. A Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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Extends from its junction with Clark Street and Fowlds Street, to its junction With Welbeck Street. Consists of houses two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, the Street very regularly built, And is both clean and Spacious, the houses are Principally Occupied by the Operative Class. - |
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LAURELBANK |
Laurelbank
Laurelbank
Laurelbank
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A plain but Substantial Dwelling house two Storeys high, with Ornamental ground in front and a neat Garden Attached, Situated on the London Road.
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GOWANBRAE |
Gowanbrae
Gowanbrae
Gowanbrae
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Commodious dwelling house, two Storeys high, With Ornamental ground at the front and a Garden at the rear, Situated on the London Road.
Mr. G. McLaren, Proprietor and Occupier. |
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ELMSLIE |
Elmslie
Elmslie
Elmslie
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A neat and Commodious dwelling house two Storeys high, With Ornamental ground in front and most tastefully laid Out Pleasure ground Attached at the rear. Pleasantly Situated on the London Road.
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MANSE [Low Church; Kilmarnock] |
The Manse
The Manse
The Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Substantial and Commodious dwelling house, two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, With Out Offices Attached, and a neat Garden and Ornamental ground Adjoining; the house is Approached by a neat Avenue from the London Road. The Residence of the Revd. [Reverend] James B. Hamilton, 1st Charge Low Church, and the Property of the Heritors. There are 10 or 12 Acres of Glebe land attached to this Manse. |
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HAWTHORNBANK |
Hawthornbank
Hawthornbank
Hawthornbank
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Plain but Substantial Dwelling house, two Storeys high. With Ornamental ground at the front, and a garden Attached. Situated on the London Road.
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NURSERYHILL COTTAGE |
Nurseryhill Cottage
Nurseryhill Cottage
Nurseryhill Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A neat and Commodious dwelling house, two Storeys high, with Ornamental ground in font and a Garden at the rear, Pleasantly Situated on elevated ground on the London Road, and is adjacent to a large Nursery, which Circumstance Probably had Suggested the name.
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VIEWVILLA |
Viewvilla
Viewvilla
Viewvilla
Viewvilla |
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton
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A most Commodious dwelling house two Storeys high, pleasantly Situated on rising ground, on the London Road, With Ornamental Ground at the front and a neat Garden at the rear.
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NEW MILL BURN |
New Mill Burn
New Mill Burn
New Mill burn |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton
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BURNSIDE COTTAGE |
Burnside Cottage
Burnside Cottage
Burnside Cottage
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A neat and Commodious Cottage One Storey high With Attics, and a Garden Attached, Situated on the Dundonald Road.-
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DOUGLAS STREET [Kilmarnock] |
Douglas Street
Douglas Street
Douglas Street
Douglas Street |
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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MARYFIELD VILLA |
Maryfield Villa
Maryfield Villa
Maryfield Villa
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A most Commodious Villa, two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair With Ornamental ground at the front and a neat Garden Attached, Situated on the Dundonald Road, the Property and residence of the Revd. [Reverend] J. Symington Minister of King Street U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church. - |
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THE LADY'S WALK |
The Lady's Walk
The Lady's Walk
The Lady's Walk |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A Hamilton Town Clerk
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The remains of an Old Winding Avenue which formerly extended to the Kilmarnock House (now used as the Ragged School) and formed one of the Principal Approaches to that Old Mansion; a part of it was removed at the Construction of St. Marnock St. and the Dundonald Road, the Portion remaining is Pleasantly Shaded on either Side with huge Old trees; Situated off the Dundonald Road; So Called from the Circumstance of it's being the favourite Walk of the Lady of Kilmarnock after the death of the Earl, her husband, where She was Wont to Wander, it is Said, with downcast looks, and Pour forth the Sorrows of her heart. - |
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Barbadoes Green
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
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A large Pasture Field, Adjoining the Cattle Market, enclosed by the Kilmarnock Water on the East, by a nameless Stream on the South and the Lady's Walk on the West, the Site of the Cattle Market is a Portion of this Green; it is not Known by the Authorities why the name has been Applied to this enclosure, but they Say it has been named from time immemorial. The Old People of the neighbourhood have a kind of tradition, respecting this field, which Would readily Suggest the name, they Say that it formerly belonged to an Old Gentleman of the town who Spent a considerable Portion of his lifetime in the Island of Barbadoes, and that he bequeathed it to the females of the Burgh to be Appropriated as a Bleaching Green, but Was Wrested from them at a Subsequent period.
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VIEWFIELD VILLA |
Viewfield Villa
Viewfield Villa
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Viewfield Villa |
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton
Mr. John Torrance |
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A Neat and Commodious Villa, two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair With Ornamental ground at the front and garden Attached, Situated in the Dundonald Road.
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WEST NETHERTON |
West Netherton
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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Extends from its junction with Titchfield Street, and High Glencairn Street, to the Kilmarnock Water, Consists of houses One and two Storeys high, slated & thatched and in good repair, Principally Occupied by Weavers. - |
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Titchfield House
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken. |
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A Plain but Substantial dwelling house
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NURSERY MILL (Cotton) |
Nursery Mill
Nursery Mill
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Revd. [Reverend] James Aitken
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Very extensive Powerloom, Calico Factory, One Storey high, Worked by an engine 30 horse Power, Situated on the West extremity of West Netherton, About two chains Off the Street, and on the East Side of the Kilmarnock Water. The field Adjoining the Mill being formerly used as a Nursery, has Suggested the name.
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Gallion Burn
Gallion Burn
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Small unimportant Stream which takes its rise near the farm of South Dean, and empties itself into the Kilmarnock Water, About two Chains South of the West extremity of Douglas Street, the name Gallion Burn is applied to it only from Titchfield to its confluence with the Kilmarnock Water. the portion from Titchfield St. to whence it takes its rise is nameless. Origin of name not known. - |
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A neat and most Commodious dwelling house two Storeys high With Ornamental ground in front and extensive Gardens Attached, Situated A little off Titchfield Street. -
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St. Andrew's Cemetery
St. Andrew's Cemetery
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A neat Burying Ground, most tastefully laid Out and Ornamented With rows of Trees, Flowers etc. it is also Adorned with Several pretty Monuments and Headstones etc. Situated adjacent to St. Andrew's Church, from which it takes its name. The Tombs or Burying Grounds are Sold to the inhabitants for Stipulated Sums. A portion of it is allotted to the poorer Class which is free.
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St. Andrew's Church
St. Andrew's Church
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A neat and Substantial building Surrounded by a Belfry, pleasantly Situated on elevated ground at the foot of East Netherton. Was built in 1841 from Subscriptions Chiefly raised Amongst the Members of the established Church, and Grants of Money from the Church of Scotland, is Supported by the Congregation and Annual Grant of £35 from the Duke of Portland, it is a Quoad Sacra Church, and is in Connection with the establishment, Contains about 900 Sittings
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Slaughter House
Slaughter House
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A large Building Situated near St. Andrew's Church, and as its name indicates, it is Appropriated by the Fleshers for the Slaughtering of Cattle. Stipulated dues are Charged for each head of Cattle Slaughtered.
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Welbeck Street
Welbeck Street
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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WELBECK PRINT WORKS |
Welbeck Print Works
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
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An extensive Collection of buildings two and three Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, Situated at the South end of Welbeck Street, and on the banks of the Water of Irvine. the Articles printed here are Shawls, Plaids, Dresses, on Silk, Cotton, and Woollens.
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Welbeck Cottage
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Plain but extensive dwelling house, One storey high, slated and in good repair, pleasantly situated on the banks of the Water of Irvine, and at the end of Welbeck Street.
Mr. G. Mutter Occupier
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Newton Print Works
Newton Print Works
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A large Collection of Buildings two and three Storeys high, Slated and in good repair. Situated on the banks of the Water of Irvine, and at the South extremity of Welbeck Street, the Articles printed here are Shawls & Plaids, on Silk, Cotton & Woollen.
Messrs. Reid, Thomson & Co.[Company] Occupiers
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RIVER BANK BLEACHFIELD |
River Bank Bleachfield
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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Also a large Collection of Buildings One & Two storeys high, Slated and in good repair, Situated on the banks of the Water of Irvine, And Adjoining Newton Print Works. - The Materials for Shawls, Plaids, Delaines etc. are Scoured & Bleached in this establishment Previous to them being Printed.
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East Netherton
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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High Glencairn Street
High Glencarn Street
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
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Extends from the junction with Titchfield Street & East & West Netherton to Glencairn Square, Consists of houses One and two Storeys high, both Slated and thatched and in good repair, it is a Continuation of Titchfield Street, and is both clean and Spacious. - |
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BELLSFORDBANK |
Bellsfordbank
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A neat and Commodious Villa, two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair. With Ornamental ground in front, and a Greenhouse & garden Attached, pleasantly Situated on rising ground, near St. Andrew's Church, and Adjacent to the River Irvine. -
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RIVER IRVINE |
River Irvine
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
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A Moderately Sized River which rises in two head waters, the one in a Moss at Meadowhead, on the eastern boundary of the Parish of Loudoun, Ayrshire, and the other a mile eastward in the Parish of Avondale in Lanarkshire, near the battlefield of Drumclog. the Rills making a junction a mile below their respective Sources. It Winds through a Well Cultivated district, and receives Several Small tributaries on its course, Skirts the town of Kilmarnock and Separates the latter from Riccarton, and also becomes their respective Parish Boundary, receives the Kilmarnock Water a little below Riccarton, and empties itself into the Firth of Clyde at the Town of Irvine, its Course, generally is Smooth, bed gravelly. - |
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West Shaw Street
West Shaw Street
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Mr. James Hamilton
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk |
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West Shaw Street Bridge
West Shaw Street Bridge
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
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A Wooden Bridge of three Arches Supported on line and Stone Buttresses Spanning the Kilmarnock Water, and Connecting West Shaw Street with an Occupation Road, erected by the Duke of Portland, and is Consequently a Private Bridge. - |
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Glencairn Square
Glencairn Square
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A neat and Spacious Square, Separating High and Low Glencairn Streets, And from the Sides of which East Shaw Street and West Shaw Street run off at right Angles With High and Low Glencairn Streets, respectively to the River Irvine and Kilmarnock, Consists of houses one and two Storeys high, Slated and thatched, and in good repair, and are Accommodated with shops. |
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BURNSIDE PRINT WORKS |
Burnside Print Works
Burnside Print Works
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
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A Collection of Buildings two Storeys high Slated and in good repair, Situated on the Banks of the Kilmarnock Water, the articles Printed here are Shawls & Plaids, on Silk, Cotton and Woollen. -
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Burnside Cottage
Burnside Cottage
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Substantial dwelling house, two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair. With Ornamental ground in front, and garden Attached, Pleasantly Situated Adjacent to the Kilmarnock Water.
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Low Glencairn Street
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
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Bentinck Cottage
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
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SHAWBANK HOUSE |
Shawbank House
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A beautiful Commodious Villa two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, With Ornamental ground in front, and a tastefully laid out pleasure Ground at the rear. Pleasantly Situated on the Bank of the River Irvine and at the end of East Shaw St.
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Bentinck Street
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
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This Street is rather unique in its formation, in as much as it is formed Somewhat Similar to the letter T, it extends from High Glencairn Street and runs eastward About 6 Chains, then it goes off due North and South, and terminates at the north end at its junction with East Netherton, is intercepted at the South by a large building formerly used as a Print Work, but now disused, the north and West Sides respectively, of this Street are unedificed, the Other Sides Consist of houses One and two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair. |
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Richardland
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton
Mr. James Paxton |
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A large and Commodious dwelling house two Storeys high, With Ornamental & Pleasure ground in front, and an extensive Garden Attached. Pleasantly Situated near the River Irvine, and adjoining the Richardland Brewery, the Property Was formerly names Richiesland after the name of the Proprietor, but the present Proprietor changed the name to Richardland.
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RICHARDLAND BREWERY |
Richardland Brewery
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Richardland Brewery
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton
Mr. James Paxton |
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A Very extensive Ale and Porter Brewery, the buildings are two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair. Situated on the Banks of the River Irvine.
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EAST SHAW STREET |
East Shaw Street
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
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East Shaw Street School
East Shaw Street School
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Mr A Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr James Hamilton |
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A Plain but Substantial Schoolhouse one Storey high, Slated and in good repair, Was erected from Subscriptions raised Chiefly amongst the inhabitants of the locality, is a Private Adventure School & not endowed, Affords tuition in reading, Writing and Arithmetic, Average attendance 130. |
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Glenfield Print Works
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Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A Very extensive Collection of buildings One and two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair, Situated on the banks of the River Irvine, and Off East Shaw Street, the Articles Printed here are Shawls, Plaids, Dresses etc. on Silk, Cotton and Woollen. The Property of the Western Bank of Scotland.
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TOWN OF KILMARNOCK
Name -- Page
Abbey Cottage -- 8
Academy Kilmarnock -- 17
Angel Inn -- 9
Annbank -- 7
Back Lane -- 20
Bakers' Arms Tavern -- 11
Barbadoesbank -- 39
Barbadoes Green -- 65
Bellevue -- 24
Bellsbrae Cottage -- 69
Bellsfordbank -- 75
Bentinck Cottage -- 81
Bentinck Street -- 82
Bond Lane -- 2
Braefoot -- 20
Braefoot House -- 14
Braehead Cottage -- 6
Braeside -- 20
Branch of the Bank of Scotland -- 1
Branch of the Commercial Bank of Scotland -- 19
Branch of the National Bank of Scotland -- 11
Branch of the Union Bank of Scotland -- 36
Bridge Lane -- 36
Burnside -- 26
Burnside Cottage (XVIII.13.19) -- 63
Burnside Cottage (XVIII.13.24) -- 79
Burnside House -- 26
Burnside Print Works -- 78
Butter Market -- 14
Cattle Market -- 40
Cavendish Villa -- 30
Clark Street -- 55
Clark Street Academy -- 55
Clark Street Terrace -- 56
Clerk's Lane -- 2
Clerk's Lane Church -- 3
Court House -- 33
Cross, The -- 9
David's Lane -- 5
Douglas Street -- 63
Dundonald Road -- 45
East Netherton -- 74
East Shaw Street -- 84
East Shaw St. School -- 84
Edgehill Manse -- 25
Elmbank -- 24
Elmslie -- 59
Exchange Buildings -- 1
Fish Market -- 14
Flesh Market -- 12
Flesh Market Bridge -- 12
Flowerbank -- 29
Fore Street 1
Fowld's Street -- 53
Free School -- 48
Gallion Burn -- 68
Gallows, Site of -- 13
Gaol -- 33
Glencairn Square -- 78
Glenfield Print Works -- 84
Gowanbrae -- 59
Grange -- 31
Grangeholm -- 32
Green Bridge -- 18
Green House -- 5
Green Street -- 5
Guard Lane -- 12
Hamilton Street -- 38
Hawthornbank -- 60
High Glencairn Street -- 74
Hollis Road -- 27
Holmhead House -- 53
Holy Trinity Church -- 51
Hope Cottage -- 43
Independent Chapel -- 22
Ivy Cottage -- 32
Jail -- 33
King's Street U.P. (United Presbyterian) Church -- 50
Lady's Walk, The -- 64
Laurelbank -- 59
Leadhall -- 23
London Road -- 16
Low Glencairn Street -- 79
Manse, Edgehill -- 25
Manse (Independent) -- 22
Manse (Reformed Presbyterian) -- 21
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Name -- Page
Market Lane -- 11
Maryfield Street -- 63
Mill Lane -- 21
Morningside -- 29
Nailer's CLose -- 8
Nelson Street School -- 34
New Academy -- 54
New Mill Burn -- 62
New Street -- 4
Newton Print Works -- 73
Nurseryhill Cottage -- 61
Nursery Mill -- 68
Old East Lane -- 46
Old Irvine Road -- 30
Orchardhill -- 26
Paddy's Close -- 4
Parochial Board School, Ragged etc. -- 35
Police Station -- 15
Portland Arms Hotel -- 2
Portland Grove -- 46
Potrland Terrace -- 38
Post Office -- 23
Princes Street 53
Princes Street U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church
Queens Street -- 22
Ragged & Parochial Board School -- 35
Reformed Presbyterian Church -- 21
Regent Street -- 4
Richardland -- 83
Richardland Brewery -- 83
River Bank Bleachfield -- 73
River Irvine -- 76
Robertson Place -- 58
Robertson's Mount -- 56
Rosebank -- 23
Rosehill -- 25
Shawbank House -- 81
Shaw's Monument -- 10
Site of Gallows -- 13
Slaughter House -- 71
Spotland Lodge -- 39
Springgrove Cottage -- 32
Springhill House -- 37
Springvale -- 40
Star Hotel -- 16
St. Andrew's Cemetery -- 69
St. Andrew's Church 70
St. Andrew's Free Church -- 57
St. Andrew's Free Church Manse -- 31
St. Andrew's Street -- 57
St. Marnock's Church -- 47
St. Marnock Mill -- 48
St. Marnock Mill -- 48
St. Marnock Place -- 36
St. Marnock Street -- 38
St. Marnock Street Bridge -- 49
Summerlea Cottage -- 43
Sun Inn & Hotel -- 6
Tankardhall Brae -- 19
The Cross -- 9
The Lady's Walk -- 64
The Manse -- 60
Titchfield House -- 67
Titchfield Street -- 46
Townend Toll -- 31
Town's Building -- 15
Town's Green -- 6
Victoria Tavern -- 16
Viewville -- 61
Viewville Villa -- 67
Wardend -- 30
Ward's House -- 45
Ward's Nursery -- 41
Water Lane -- 36
Waterloo Street 8
Waterside -- 49
Weigh House -- 18
Weighouse Inn -- 18
Welbeck Cottage -- 72
Welbeck Print Works -- 72
Welbeck Street -- 71
West Netherton -- 67
West Shaw Street -- 77
West Shaw Street Bridge -- 77 |
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