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: ,^. I DIRECTORY AND IDousebolb Hlmanac CONTAINS A COMPLETE DIRECTORY FOR DALKEITH, BONNYRIGG, LASSWADB, LOANHBAD, POLTON, ROSEWBLL, ROSLIN, GORBBRIDGB, HERIOT, FORD, BLACKSHIELS, AND UPPER KEITH Notices of Dalkeith, its Societies and Institutions- Civil, Ecclesiastical and Social. r^RICE TWOFENGE. DALKEITH: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY P. & D. LYLE, 45 HIGH STREET. BONUS YEAR. (gstablisheb X824. Capital, Six Millions Sterling. Total Funds, £4,678,542. SCOTTISH UNION MD^MTIOm Insurance Company. HEAD OFFICE, - 35 ST. ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH LONDON: GLASGOW: 3 King William Street, E.G. 150 West George Street. DIRECTORS—Messrs John M. Crabbie, J ohn Mackenzie, William S. Davidson Andrew Jameson, Hon. James W. Moncreifp, Sir A. Halkett, Bart., JoHi- JoRDON, James D. Lawrib, William White-Millar, T. H. Smith, an' A. D. M. Black. Secretary—J. K. Macdonald. Actuary—Colin M^Cuaig, F.F.A. General Manager—Alexander Duncan. LIFE INSURANCE. EARLY BONUS SCHEME (E.B) The following among other special advantages apply to ordinary Policies issued under this Scheme. Besides being payable immediately on proof of death and title, they are, at the end of three years from their date, entitled to rank for bonus additions ; indisputable on the ground op errors or omissions ; world-wide without extra charge ; AND KEPT IN FORCE WHOLLY OR partially even in cases of NON-PAYMENT OP PREMIUM. At the last two Divisions of Profits in 1884 and 1889 Ordinary Whole Life Policies luider this Scheme received a BONUS ADDITION OF £2 PER CENT, for EACH year they were entitled to share. SPECIAL BONUS SCHEME (D.B) Under this Scheme Profit Policies are issued at Non-Profit Bates and share iii the profits when the Premiums received, accumulated at 4 per cent, compound practically interest, amount to the Sum Assured. Policies issued at these Cheap Rates receive a Large Bonus at the outset. At age 30, £1200 can be insured for the same of most Premium as would be charged for £1000 under the usual Profit Schemes Offices. FIRE INSURANCE. conditions, Almost all descriptions of Property insured on the most favourable AGENTS IN DALKEITH: JAMES GRAY, Commercial Bank. RICHARD PATERSON, Royal Bank, GRAY & HANDYSIDE, S.S.C. (Fire Only). GEOSGE JACK, S.S.C. ,; DIRECTORY DALKEITH, BONNYEIGG, LASSWADE, LOANHEAD, ROSEWELL, ROSLm, GORERRIDGE, EORD, AND BLACKSHIELS. DALKEITH. B Abernethy David A., clerk, 8 Lothian bank Ames Edward, teacher, 2 Melville terrace Adams Alex., tailor, Young's close Anderson & Chisholm, solicitors. White Adams James, painter, 128 High st Hart st Adams Mrs John, 1 Mitchell st Anderson David, painter, 7 Relief place Adam Wni., brassfonnder, Buccleuch st Anderson David, grocer and wine mer- Adam Wm., gardener, 79 Back st ^ chant, 52 High st shoemaker, 96 High st Anderson David, Redrow, Newton i^ffleck James, ; ^ house, Bridgend Anderson James, tinsmith and gas-fitter, Affleck Wm., grocer, 90 Back st 56 High st ; house, 6 Lothian bank Airth Robert, carter, Newmills Andei'son John, Garden house. Back st Aithie George, goods guard, 3 Muirpark Anderson John S., miller, 15 Jane pi Aitken George A., printer, 36 High st Anderson Joseph, moulder, Berrie's court Aitken James, 2 Fairhaven villas Anderson Miss, dressmaker, Wardlaw's cl ^^itken James, shoemaker, 20 South st Anderson Mrs Hannah, 36 Back st house, 71 High st Anderson Mrs W. P., Hazelbank house, Aitken Miss Jane W. , 53 Back st IS ewbattle road Aitken John, M.R.C.V.S., White Hart st Anderson Robert, cartwright, Millerhill Aitken John, jun., V.S., White Hart st Andison Mrs J., Lothiau terrace Aitken Rich., billposter, 10 Eskdaill st Andrews Henry, labourer, 128 High st Aitken Mrs W. R., licensed grocer, 95 Andrews James, moulder, 66 High st High st Andrews Wm., iron dresser, Wilson's Aitken William, blacksmith, Smithy green close west Aitken William, weaver, 46a Westfield pk Andrew Wm. , clerk, Melville villas ^Alexander James & Co., shoemakers, 46 Archibald Alexander, miner, Lothian rd High st Archibald Mrs, Tolbooth close vAlison John, coachbuilder, Buccleuch st Armitstead Johnston, boot and shoemaker, Alison Thomas, J. P., Rosehill, Eskbank Newtongrange Alison William & Son, coachbuilders, &c. Armstrong David H., mason, 79 Back st Buccleuch st Armstrong George, bottler, 113 High st Alison Wm., postman, Croft st Arnot James, plumber, 48 Back st Allan Mrs Jane, 14 Esk place Arnot Mrs C, 10 Jane place ALLAN RICHARD, boot warehouse, 60 Aytoun Alex., butcher, 176 High st High st ; house, Tayville, Park road Aytoun Richard, publican, 172 High st —{see advt.) Allan John, grocer and wine merchant, Baigrie James, corkcutter, Watson lane 26 South st Baikie Mrs, ladies' school, Rosehill Allan John, shoemaker, 79 Back st Baillie James, groom, Cowbridge lodge, Allan Mrs A. , 7 Esk place Dalkeith park Allan Robert, superintendent Prudential Baillie Thos., coachpainter. Croft st Assurance Co. , 7 Muirpark place Baillie Wm., insurance agent, 108 Higli st Allan Robert, Anntield, Eskbank Baillie William, mason, Thorniebank —— ; ——— , B B Balleny Matthew, weaver, 11 Westfleld Blair Thomas, mason, Parkfoot park Blanshard Thomas, 2 Eskbank terrace Bain John, gardener, Hadfast, Cousland Boag William, mason, 156 High st Bain Wm. , farmer, Harelaw, Newton Borthwick Abner, smith, Whitehill Baird Francis, painter, Roberton's close Borthwick Jas., moulder, Buccleuch st JBaird George A., clothier, st 53 High ; Borthwick Mrs E,, Wilson's close east house, 41 Mitchell st Borthwick Mrs Marion, Newmills Baird Roloert, iron-dresser. Back close, Borthwick Wm., gardener, 79 Back st North wynd Bourh ill William, shoemaker, Eskdaill st Baldry Mrs B., 163 High st Bowers James, contractor, Buccleuch st Balgarnie John, insurance agent, Bridgend Bowes Misses, Maryville, Dalhousie road Ballantyne Alexander, M.D., Ashton, Boyd Mrs M., 5 Lothian bank Eskbank Boyd Thomas, carter, Thorniebank ^/Ballantyne James, hairdresser, 6 South st Boyd William, miller, 23 Esk place house, Co-operative buildings Boyd William, labourer, Tait st • Baptie Wm. B., stocking maker, Miller's cl ^raid John, fancy warehouse, 3 High st Barber Andrew, miner 190 High st Braid Wm., postman. White Hart st Barker Arch., miner, Eskdaill st Briggs Thomas, weaver, 28 Westdeld park Barnes Gavin D., teacher, Cousland ^'rodie John, Cross Keys Hotel Barnes John, gardener, Bridgend Brodie William, church officer, Buccleuch BARBIE PETER, china merchant, 14 st U.P. Church High st {see advt.) Broomfield David, Hollybush, Park road Bastic James, gardener. Iron mill bridge Brotherston George, 17 Abbey road Baxter James, gardener. Redrew, Newton Brotherston John, miller, Bridgend Baxter Robert, forester, Lugton Brown Alex., labourer, Watson lane Bee Thomas, cellarman, 15 Back st Brown Alex., coachman, Buccleuch st Bell Alex., manager, gas works, Croft st Brown Andrew, overseer, 17 Esk place Bell David, miller, Lugton Brown Charles A., farmer, Newton Bell Miss, dressmaker, Edinburgh road ^ROWN CHARLES K., grocer and wine Bell Mrs, Lugton merchant, 1 Eskdaill st {see advt.) Bell Mrs, Buccleuch st Brown Daniel, insurance agent, 55 Mxiir- Benner John R., 4 Fairhaven villas park Bennett Miss, teacher, Edmonstone school Brown George, jun., clerk, 16 Muirpark Bennett Mrs I., brushmaker, 182 High st ^roAvn James, draper, 68 High st; house Bennett Mrs R., 80 High st 9 Mitchell st Bernard John, miner, 103 High st Brown Jas. goods porter, 19 Westfield park , Bertram Thomas, plumber, Westfield Brown James, weaver, 23 Muirpark Beveridge John, spirit dealer, 152 High st Brown James, engineman, Lothian terrace Beveridge Robert, dairyman, Easthouses Brown James D., miner, 14 Back st Igeveridge Robert, joiner, Lothian road Brown John, weaver, 29 -Westfield park /BEVERIDGE THOMAS, plumber, White Brown John D., warehouseman, 92 Back st Hart st {see advt.) Bro^vn Mrs, Wilson's close, Avest Biggans John, brushmaker, 5 Back st cot Brown Miss, Wlieat Sheaf Inn, 81 Back st Biggar James, surfaceman, 117 High st JBvovfii Misses, fruiterers, 110 High st Biggar Robert, engineman, Wardlaw's cl Brovm Robert, gardener, Lugton Binnie William, brushmaker, 9 Esk place ^rown Robt., miners' agent, 37 Muirpark >Sishop Robert, merchant, 33 High st Brown William, tailor, 3 Westfield park ^ house, 29 Mitchell st Bruce Andrew, vanman, 113 High st Bishop Wm., grocer, 24 Mitchell st Bruce Mrs J anet, Lothian road Black James, plumber, White's cl west Bruce Wm., porter. White's close east Black William, vanman, Wilson's cl east Brunton Mrs Ann, North wynd Blackie George, miner, Plummer's close ^runton James, Railway Tavern, Back st Blake David, baker, 37 High st Bryce David, miner, 176 High st Blake Mrs James, Campbell's close BRYSON ALEX., Edinburgh and Dalkeith Blyth John, spirit merchant, Buck's Head carrier, 42 Back st {see advt.) Inn ; house, 5 Mitchell st Bryson James, watchmaker, 65 High st Blair Alex. , mason, Monteith's close BRYSON J. & SONS, watchmakers and Blair Mrs Alexander, 12 Muirpark jewellers, 65 High st {see advt.) • Blair Geo. , ironfitter, Vint's close Bryson John, Woodstock, Park road yBlair James, brushmaker, 12 High st Bryson John, carter, Lothian st — — — — Buccleucli and Queensberry, His Grace the Chapman Robert, engineman, Cowbridge Duke of, Dalkeith house Old Toll Buccleuch Temperance Hotel, 41 High st Clieyne Mrs, confectioner, 17 Back st —Wni. Buchan, proprietor CHISHOLM ARCHD., & SON, joiners, Buchan George, engineer, Robertson's el ^ Elmfield place ; house, 11 High st Buchan George, mason, 6 High at (see advt.J Buchan & M'Call, tobacconists, 62 High st Chisholm James, 43 Back st Buchan A, & Co., provision merchants, 30 Chisholm John C, Solicitor and Sheriflf- •' High st Clerk Depute, White Hart st ; house, Buchan John, grocer, Parkside place Fairfield Buchan Mrs Jessie, 9 Relief place CHISHOLM Miss M., dressmaker, 11 Buchan Mrs Margai-et, 117 High st High st {seeadvt.) Buchan Wm., auctioneer and appraiser, Chouler Christopher, keeper, Dalkeith park 41 High st Clapperton R., iron grinder, Roberton's cl <^uucle John, Duncraig, Waverley road Clark James, corkcutter, 123 High st Buncle Mrs, Woodbine cottage, Newbattle Clark Mrs Mary, spirit merchant, 136 road y High st ^^UNCLE PETER, rope and twine manu- Clark Michael, labourer, 158 High st ^^ facturer, 2 Elmfield place (seeadvt.) Clark Wm.
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    ISSN 0035-8878 C X z C- IrTHE I ROYAL ENGINEERS JOURNAL INSTITUTION OF RE OFFICE COPY o DO r NOT REMOVE o Volume 94 MARCH 1980 No. 1 , 1 THE COUNCIL OF THE INSTITUTION OF ROYAL ENGINEERS (Established 1875, Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1923) Patron-HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN President Major-General M E Tickell, CBE, MC, MA, C Eng, FICE .......... .......... .. 1979 Vice-Presidents 1975 Brigadier J R E Hamilton-Baillie, MC, MA, C Eng, MICE ........... .......... 1977 Major-General C P Campbell, CBE, FBIM ................................ Elected Members Colonel B A E Maude, MBE, MA ................................ 1965 Colonel A J Carter, (V), OBE, TD ...................... .......... 1977 Captain R L Walker, RE .......................... .............. 1977 Major J M Wyatt, RE ............................................. 1978 Colonel W C S Harrison, CBE, ERD, C Eng, FICE, MIHE .............. 1978 Lieut-Colonel R M Hutton, MBE, BSc, C Eng, FICE, MIHE ............. 1978 Brigadier DJ N Genet, MBIM .......... ......... ..... .......... 1979 Colonel A H W Sandes, MA, C Eng, MICE ........................ 1979 Colonel G A Leech, (V), TD, C Eng, FIMunE, FIHE ............. ......... 1979 Major J W Ward, BEM, RE ............ .......... ..... .......... 1979 Captain W S Baird, RE ........................................... 1979 Ex-Officio Members Brigadier R A Blomfield, MA, MBIM .......................... ....... D/E-in-C RE Colonel K J Marchant, BSc, C Eng, MICE .............................. AAG Brigadier A C D Lloyd, MA .....................................