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Various modes of Spelling the same Names |
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Situation | Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest |
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| Lime Works | Lime Works | Mr Nicol, Tenant | on sheet | About one mile north of the town close | ||
| Lime Works | Mr Stamp, Schoolmaster | 12.2 | to the Snook are five large kilns and | |||
| Lime Works | Mr Wilson, Holy Island | nine smaller kind, called "Low Kilns" | ||||
| for lime burning, |
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| leading from them to different parts | ||||||
| of the Coast and to the jetty beside | ||||||
| the town where considerable quantities | ||||||
| are shipped to Scotland &c – great dif | ||||||
| ficulty is encountered in quarrying the | ||||||
| stone as |
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| that between high and low water marks; | ||||||
| there are also two houses for the work | ||||||
| men, |
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| the works, which belong to the | ||||||
| Crown lands, and rented by | ||||||
| J Nicol Esq of Dundee &c. | ||||||
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