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Place name County Entry Source Athelstaneford East Lothian Drem, another post office hamlet in this parish, 2½ miles to the NNW, with money order, savings' bank, and telegraph Groome Berwick, North East Lothian Drem Junction, and 22½ ENE of Edinburgh. Mainly consisting of the long High Street, running E and W parallel Groome Dirleton East Lothian Drem, under which Dirleton has a post office. One of the prettiest villages in Scotland, it chiefly consists of neat Groome Drem East Lothian Drem , barony, vil., and ry. junc., in co. and 4 miles N. of Haddington, and 17¾ miles NE. of Edinburgh Bartholomew Drem East Lothian Drem, a village and a barony in Athelstaneford parish, Haddingtonshire, 4¼ miles N by W of Haddington. The village Groome East Fortune East Lothian East Fortune , ry. sta., 3 m. E. of Drem, Haddington. Bartholomew Fenton Barns East Lothian farm (till 1873) of George Hope (1811-1876), the agriculturist, Dirleton par., Haddingtonshire, 1½ mile N. of Drem Junction. Bartholomew Gilmerton East Lothian Drem Junction. It is the seat of Sir Alexander Kinloch, tenth Bart. since 1686 (b. 1830; suc. 1879), who holds Groome Gullane East Lothian Drem Junction; P.O.; the church (St Andrews), now a ruin, is very old; at SW. extremity of bay is Gullane Bartholomew Gullane East Lothian Drem Junction. The sandy links around it, burrowed by hundreds of rabbits, form an excellent coursing ground; and it has a race Groome Haddingtonshire or East Lothian East Lothian Drem, sending off two branches respectively from Longniddry eastward to Haddington, and from Drem northward to Dirleton and North Berwick Groome Kilduff East Lothian Kilduff , seat, Athelstane-ford par., Haddingtonshire, 2 m. S. of Drem Junction. Bartholomew Luffness East Lothian Drem Junction. An old irregular building, with thick walls, tall chimneys, and crow-stepped gables, it was once surrounded by a rampart Groome Muifield East Lothian Muifield , seat, Dirleton par., Haddingtonshire, 3 miles NW. of Drem Junction. Bartholomew Muirfield East Lothian Muirfield, a mansion in Dirleton parish, Haddingtonshire, 3½ miles NNW of Drem Junction. Groome North Berwick East Lothian Drem Junction and 22½ miles NE. of Edinburgh by rail - par., 5067 ac., pop. 2688; royal burgh, pop. 1177; police Bartholomew West Fenton East Lothian West Fenton , hamlet, Dirleton par., Haddingtonshire, 2 miles N. of Drem; P.O. Bartholomew
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