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Commission Officer. The Enemy, as we are informed, had about eighty killed, and some considerable Officers. Seeing they would keep their ground, from which we could not remove them, and our bread being spent, - we were necessitated to go for a new supply: and so marched off about ten or eleven o’clock on Wednesday morning.
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foundations. The original Castle Gogar (Gogar House), built about 1300, belonged to the
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GUARD also excavated some of the remains of the medieval village of Nether Gogar as part of that same tram line project. They found a well, corn drying kilns and numerous ditches. There was a break in occupation in that area of Gogar during the mid-14th century, which the archaeologists believe could
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L-plan mansion. It was built in 1625 by the master architect
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Medieval period were also found, plus pillboxes from World War II were recorded hear the area. All these findings indicate that people were living and working in the area, on and off, for thousands of years.
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Bernham of St Andrews. The re-consecration means that the parish was already established at that time. In 1529 the income from the parish was reallocated to
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passes through the middle of the site. The development was formerly referred to as
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is located at Gogar. In December 2008, Transport Minister Stewart Stevenson MSP announced that there would also be a new £43m
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2015:Murrayfield
1985:East Craigs
1940:Comely Bank
1878:The Calders
1758:Clovenstone
1644:Morningside
1599:Dumbiedykes
1579:Burdiehouse
1574:Bruntsfield
1569:Braid Hills
1559:Alnwickhill
1485:Mountcastle
1465:Leith Docks
1445:Easter Road
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1435:Craigmillar
1321:11 December
1043:1 September
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921:4 September
896:2 September
685:Fife Circle
479:Black Death
367: /
2141:Categories
2125:See also:
2104:Stoneybank
2040:South Gyle
2005:Inverleith
1995:Gracemount
1990:Goldenacre
1960:Crewe Toll
1950:Craigleith
1935:Clermiston
1925:Canonmills
1896:North West
1828:Murrayburn
1823:Merchiston
1813:Kingsknowe
1748:Broomhouse
1717:South West
1694:The Grange
1679:Southhouse
1649:Mortonhall
1604:Fernieside
1548:South East
1519:Willowbrae
1510:Portobello
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1480:Meadowbank
1415:Bonnington
1394:North East
1386:settlement
1272:4 December
1246:4 December
1220:4 December
1191:4 December
1162:4 December
1077:8 November
851:5 December
819:5 December
789:References
466:Bronze Age
352:55°56′06″N
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2110:Wallyford
2093:Levenhall
2084:Fisherrow
2055:Warriston
2030:Ravelston
2010:Muirhouse
1917:Blackhall
1873:Stenhouse
1868:Slateford
1863:Sighthill
1818:Longstone
1803:Greenhill
1699:Tollcross
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1659:Newington
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1609:Gilmerton
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1564:Blackford
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1500:Piershill
1475:Magdalene
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1382:Edinburgh
1156:The Times
1072:0140-0460
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963:2056-743X
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703:Gogarburn
663:Transport
637:Edinburgh
504:Edinburgh
454:Neolithic
441:Gogarburn
437:Gogarloch
426:Brythonic
420:term for
412:Etymology
394:Gogarloch
386:Edinburgh
355:3°20′02″W
274:Ambulance
218:EDINBURGH
214:Post town
180:Edinburgh
18:Gogarburn
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2020:Newhaven
1975:Drumbrae
1907:Balgreen
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1848:Roseburn
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1728:Baberton
1704:West End
1689:The Inch
1674:Sciennes
1664:Old Town
1654:New Town
1629:Liberton
1594:Comiston
1240:BBC News
777:See also
765:towards
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740:towards
604:and the
470:Iron Age
390:Scotland
339:Scotland
279:Scottish
267:Scottish
255:Scotland
196:Scotland
123:Scotland
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2000:Granton
1955:Cramond
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1912:Barnton
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1833:Oxgangs
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1267:Insider
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145:NT1672
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1778:Dalry
1460:Leith
1455:Joppa
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