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Partnerships Winton Management LP 571 Chardon Hotel Growth Fund Limited Partnership, the 528, 529 TRANSFER of INTEREST Clearsight Turnaround Fund I, L.P COMPANIES FRIENDLY SOCIETIES MacGregor, Kirst Joan and Euan, Jennifer Bentinck Investments (Carried Interest) LP 1271 Ann Dennis and Ava Margaret and Stewart Bishop Infrastructure S1 L.P. 780 Alexander MacGregor Dennis 858 BlackRock Private Equity VI Incentive, L.P 1434 CANCELLATIONS Macveagh Limited Partnership 1362 BML Participation Holdings L.P. 1636 Greenock Torpedo Factory Club and Institute Merrill Lynch Liquidity Portfolio, L.P. 1782 BOS Mezzanine Partners Fund, L.P. 571 1084 MP Spire No.1 Limited Partnership 1987 Brazil Global Capital LP 1222 Orsand (Scotland) Limited Partnership, The Bridgepoint Capital General Partner LP 1601 TRANSFERS 1566 Bridgepoint Europe III GP L.P. 1959 Paragon Secondary Partners, LP 1710 Bridgepoint Europe IV FP L.P. 1169 Ancient Order of Foresters Friendly Society Penta Co-Investment 2007 A Limited Bridges SP Fund (Founder Partner) LP 597 Limited, The 1000 Partnership 1987 Brockton Capital Fund II (Co-Investment) L.P. Family Assurance Friendly Society Limited Penta Founder (2012) Limited Partnership 1958 1588 1000, 1986 Penta General Partner Limited Partnership Browfox SLP 1959 Homeowners Friendly Society Limited 1986 1958 Candover 2001 Fund Carried Interest Feeder Penta Sports Limited Partnership 1987 INDUSTRIAL & PROVIDENT Vehicle C Limited Partnership 1321 Proventure & Partners Scottish Limited CAP III AIV (Scot), L.P. 553, 1134, 1987 SOCIETIES Partnership 1650 Capital Dynamics CEI GP, LP 1588 SSCP Safety Co-Investment (No. 1), L.P. 1840 Capital for Enterprise Fund L.P 1710 CANCELLATIONS SSCP Safety Scottish LP 1840 Capital Structured Solutions (Scotland) LP SSDC Safety Holdings, L.P. 1840 1671, 1959 Northern Grain Limited 552 TCG Financial Services (Scot), L.P. 2006 Card Services Partners (Scotland) LP 1782 Rutherglen Credit Union Limited 873, 1084 Tosca Penta 2012 Limited Partnership 1958 Carlyle HSP Partners, L.P 1169 Tosca Penta 2012 B Limited Partnership 1958 DISSOLUTIONS Catalyst EPF II (Scots) LP 1801 Tosca Penta 2012 C Limited Partnership 1958 CBRE GMM Asia Alpha Plus II Carryco LP 663 Garscadden and Speirs Housing Organisation Urban Angel 571 CCP III Incentive Partners (GP) Limited 2005 Limited 663 Walden International 1509 CCP IX Carried Interest LP 1066 Walgreen Scotland Investments LP 1864 CE II SLP 1566, 1601, 1636, 1723, 1782 Partnerships Winton Management LP 571 Chardon Hotel Growth Fund Limited Partnership, The 528, 529 TRANSFER OF INTEREST Clearsight Turnaround Fund I, L.P. 597, 981, CHANGE IN THE MEMBERS OF A 1044 17Capital Founder Partner 2 L.P 938 PARTNERSHIP CoreCovado LP 1710 Aberdeen European Infrastructure Partners CP V Coinvestment B (Scot), L.P. 1959 Carry LP 738 A. J. Duncan 858, 1168 CPI CCP EU-T Scots LP 1411 Aberdeen UK Infrastructure Partners Carry LP Barquhill Farming Company 1155 Darwin Founder Partnership LP 1085 738 BBA Aviation Scottish Limited Partnership 514 Darwin General Partnership LP 1085 Access Secondary Bridge Fund LP 1881 Blythswood Associates 1745 Duke Street Capital VI Fund Investment Limited Actis Executive Limited Partnership 1489 Catalyst EPF II (Scots) LP 1902 Partnership 913 p Comlongon Castle 1399 Dunedin (GP III) LP 755, 1066, 1881 Actis House Pool LP 1489 Galbraith Pritchards 1044 Dunedin Founder Partners II L.P. (Correction) Actis Redistribution Pool LP 1489 George Redmond & Sons Strathaven 858 1919 Adveq Real Assets Harvested Resources L.P. Levy & Mcrae, Solicitors 1710 Dunedin Founder Partners II L.P. 1881 Macdougall & Hastie 618 1044 Adveq Secondaries II L.P 894 Dunedin Founder Partners III L.P. 754, 1066, Morningside Drive Dental Practice 953 1881 St Brycedale Surgery General Medical Practice, AESF V Treasury L.P. 1723 EAC Fund III (Scotland) Limited Partnership Kirkcaldy 1288 AESF V B Treasury L.P. 1723 1942 Tuck Inn, The 1744 Alcentra UK DLF Carried Interest Limited Partnership 1237 East End IV Capital Invest LP 1362 East End IV CI LP 1362 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Aldwych Capital Partners, L.P 1288 Amadeus & Angels Seed General Partner L.P. ECI 9 GP LP 529 EEEF Executive Limited Partnership 1340 Adveq Real Assets Extracted Resources L.P. 1865 Endless (CIP) Limited Partnership 1959 1840 Amadeus IV Velocity GP LP 2007 Adveq Real Assets Green Power Resources Amadeus JI General Partner LP 1169 Endless III (CIP) Limited Partnership 1959 L.P. 1840 Amadeus PI General Partner L.P. 1942 EPE Carry LP 571 AJ Purchasing Services 1526 Apax Europe VI Founder L.P. 514, 529, 738, Episo 3 Incentive Partners LP 2006 Amadeus I General Partner LP 894 836, 874, 1237, 1510 EQT Infrastructure II (No.1) Feeder Limited 780 America Square (Scotland) Limited Partnership Apax Europe VII – A (Feeder), L.P. 1566, 1567, EQT Mid Market (No.1) Feeder Limited 1044 1881 Partnership 981, 1134 Bug Investment LP 571 Apax Europe VII CI L.P. 676 Equitix Energy Efficiency EPS LP 1340 Cairn String Quartet 912 Apax Europe VII Co-Investment LP 1526 Equitix Energy Efficient EPS LP 1340, 1341 Carlyle Partners V (Scot), L.P. 1942 Apax Europe VII Founder L.P. 514, 738, 1526, Equitix EPS LP 1545 Cheyne Special Solutions SLP 571 1650 Equitix EPS 3 LP 1545 CP V Coinvestment A (Scot), L.P. 1959 APE Limited Partnership 1489, 1881 Esterline Technologies Scot LP 1567, 1651 Dennis, Jennifer Ann, Ava Margaret and Stewart ARES UK CSF GP, L.P 619 Euro Choice IV L.P. 1635 Alexander MacGregor Dennis, and Kirst Joan ASF Como LP 514 Euro Choice V L.P. 1635 and Euan MacGregor 858 ASF Galaxy Co-Invest L.P. 663 Europa Fund III Executive Limited Partnership Esterline Technologies Scot LP 1723 ASF VI L.P. 798, 799, 836, 1865 570, 1340, 1987 Gamma Velorum LP 1066 ASF VI B L.P. 1587, 1651 Europa Fund IV (No. 1) Executive Limited GE Capital UK Finance II 938 Asia LBO III L.P. 528, 1044, 1202 Partnership 1601, 1987 Hermes GPE PEC II General Partner LP 2005 Astrea II L.P 552 Europe LBO IV L.P. 1670, 1671 Iridium Scotland Limited Partnership 1169 AXA Private Capital I L.P. 1744 Europe LBO V, L.P. 913, 1688, 1689, 1959 Kirst Joan and Euan MacGregor, Jennifer BBIP Founder Partner, L.P 1566 European Buy-Out Opportunities I Limited Ann Dennis and Ava Margaret and Stewart BBTPS FP LP 1601 Partnership 1434 Alexander MacGregor Dennis 858 BCPE II Founder Partner S LP 1526 Exponent Havana Co-Investment Founder Klevar Consulting & Co 981 Belltower II LP 1378, 1399 Partner, LP 528 14 | VOLUME II-IV, 2014 INDEX TO THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE.
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