The Official Guide to Edinburgh
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Brown Square, of which there are some remains at the other extremity of Chambers Street, was, in days when it was a fashionable suburb, the reputed home of Alan Fairford, in " Red-gauntlet, " as well as the actual residence of Edinburgh worthies like Dr. Blair, Henry Mackenzie, Lord Glenlee and Jean Elliot, the writer of the pathetic " Flowers of the Forest " ; and close by, in the " Hole-in-the-Wall, " Colonel Manner- ing and Dandie Dinmont found entertainment. This was beside the Bristo, or S...ociety Port, and a section of the Wall can be seen here also, in close vicinity to the site of the Darien House, which after a commercial disaster that involved all Scotland, became the "bedlam, " or pauper asylum, in which poor Fergusson, the poet, died.
Adjacent also, in Teviot Place, is the academic group of the New Medical School, the M'Ewan Hall, the School of Music and the Students' Union ; while, separated only by the Middle Meadow Walk from the class-rooms, laboratories and anatomical theatres of one of the best-equipped Medical Schools in the world, are the many mansions of the Royal Infirmary.
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Brown Square, of which there are some remains at the other extremity of Chambers Street, was, in days when it was a fashionable suburb, the reputed home of Alan Fairford, in " Red-gauntlet, " as well as the actual residence of Edinburgh worthies like Dr. Blair, Henry Mackenzie, Lord Glenlee and Jean Elliot, the writer of the pathetic " Flowers of the Forest " ; and close by, in the " Hole-in-the-Wall, " Colonel Manner- ing and Dandie Dinmont found entertainment. This was beside the Bristo, or S...ociety Port, and a section of the Wall can be seen here also, in close vicinity to the site of the Darien House, which after a commercial disaster that involved all Scotland, became the "bedlam, " or pauper asylum, in which poor Fergusson, the poet, died.
Adjacent also, in Teviot Place, is the academic group of the New Medical School, the M'Ewan Hall, the School of Music and the Students' Union ; while, separated only by the Middle Meadow Walk from the class-rooms, laboratories and anatomical theatres of one of the best-equipped Medical Schools in the world, are the many mansions of the Royal Infirmary.
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