- Images". "
Newhailes House Timeline, Part One: To 1721 -
Newhailes New Research". "'I may
perhaps have said this':
Samuel Johnson and
Newhailes Library....
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Newhailes railway station, also
known as
Newhailes Junction,
served the town of Musselburgh, East Lothian,
Scotland from 1859 to 1950. The
station opened...
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succeeded to his father's
baronetcy upon his
death in 1751,
inheriting Newhailes House near Musselburgh. It is said that as a
pleader he
attained neither...
- peer from 1716
until 1734. Lord
Haddington died on 29
November 1735 at
Newhailes House, Inveresk, and was
succeeded by his grandson,
Thomas Hamilton, 7th...
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Advocate of
Scotland . Also in 1709, he
bought Whitehills House,
renaming it
Newhailes after the Dalrymple's
Castle Hailes. He was
returned again for Haddington...
- Land
House of the
Binns Inveresk Lodge Garden Malleny House and
Garden Newhailes No 28
Charlotte Square Preston Mill & Phant****ie
Doocot Georgian House...
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Greywalls Hamilton House Inveresk Lodge, NTS
Keith Marischal Lennoxlove House Newhailes Northfield House Pinkie House Prestongrange House -
Royal Musselburgh...
- the
Whitehill estate near
Musselburgh and
commissioned the
building of
Newhailes House,
named in
honour of the
family estate.
Various branches of the Dalrymple...
-
station was
close to the town
centre at the end of a
short branch from
Newhailes Junction. P****enger
services from
there ceased in 1964, and the line closed...
- Baillie-Hamilton, 11th Earl of
Haddington 1893–1897: Sir
Charles Dalrymple of
Newhailes, 1st Bt. 1897–1900:
Alexander Fraser, 19th Lord
Saltoun 1900–1904: Hon...
