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        "raw": ", place, with ancient chapel, in\nFetlar Island, Shetland.",
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        "raw": ", place, 5 miles from Beauly,\nInverness-shire. It has a post office under\nBeauly.",
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        "raw": ", two islets near north coast of\nStronsay, Orkney.",
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        "raw": ", seat near Stevenston,\nAyrshire.",
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        "raw": ", place, with extensive excellent\nsandstone quarry, in Kirkliston parish,\nLinlithgowshire.",
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        "raw": ", or HOME, hamlet, castle, and\nancient parish on south border of Berwick-\nshire. The hamlet lies 3 miles south-by-\nwest of Greenlaw, is the remnant of an\nancient town, and has a post office\nunder Greenlaw. The castle surmounts a\nlofty rocky eminence contiguous to the\nhamlet ; was long the seat of the Earls of\nHome, and a strong important fortress ;\nfigured prominently in the international\nwars ; consists now of mere walls rebuilt\nin modern times on old foundations ; and\nis a conspicuous object throughout a great\nextent of landscape. The parish lies\naround the castle, comprises 4099 acres,\nand is annexed to Stitchell. Real pro-\nperty in 1880-81, 6736. Pop. 407.",
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        "raw": ", place, with post office under\nWick, an inn, and the old ferry station to\nOrkney, 2J miles west of Duncansby Head,\nCaithness.",
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        "raw": ", headland at north-west ex-\ntremity of Trotternish, Isle of Skye.",
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        "raw": ", wooded hill in For-\ndoun parish, Kincardineshire.",
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        "rest": ", wooded hill in Fordoun parish, Kincardineshire.",
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        "raw": ", estate in West Kilbride,\nAyrshire.",
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        "raw": ", village in Blantyre parish,\nLanarkshire.",
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        "rest": ", seat in Haddington parish, Haddingtonshire.",
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        "rest": ", village, 2J miles west-north-west of Perth. It has a post office under Perth ; and it adjoins Huntingtower Castle and Ruthvenfield village. The castle belonged to the Earls of Gowrie, was then called Ruthven Castle, and was the scene of the event called the Raid of Ruthven. Pop. of Huntingtower and Ruthvenfield, 379.",
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        "raw": ", coal-field in Pencaitland\nparish, Haddingtonshire.",
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        "rest": ", coal-field in Pencaitland parish, Haddingtonshire.",
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        "raw": ", quondam village in Gordon\nparish, Berwickshire. It has given the\ntitle of marquis since 1599 to the family of\nGordon.",
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        "rest": ", quondam village in Gordon parish, Berwickshire. It has given the title of marquis since 1599 to the family of Gordon.",
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