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pm. This was put on tracks sometime around 1880 effectively then becoming a horse-drawn tram. Leith was the first town in Scotland to electrify its tram system (1905). Leith Corporation Tramways were merged into Edinburgh Corporation Tramways as part of the 1920 merger of the two burgh councils. Tram

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to site their new offices in Leith Docks (just north of the old infilled East Dock). The site was chosen as part of a design-and-build competition against other sites at Haymarket and Marionville. It was completed in 1994. The hoped-for influx of well-paid civil service jobs failed to have much local

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was the first to enter the dock, with the civic dignitaries on board, amid discharges of artillery from the fort and His Majesty's warships in Leith Roads. The foundation stone for the second (middle) wet dock was laid on 14 March 1811, which was completed and opened with due ceremony in 1817 by Lord

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All boys were educated for free from 1555 onwards. This was paid for by the local trade guilds. All girls were educated from 1820, a long time after the boys, but a very early example of free education for females (only required by law from 1876). A free hospital service was provided from 1777, paid

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Historically, due its Catholic connections (and French garrison), Leith was one of the last towns to have Catholic sympathies post-Reformation. Although the preceptory (small monastery) of St Anthony's was destroyed soon after 1560 the other churches were quickly adapted to Protestant use. There was

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training. Most of the barracks were demolished to build a Council housing scheme centred on Fort House and enclosed by the old fort walls. The Council development was an award-winning scheme in its day (1955), but the building was demolished in January 2013 and the site has been redeveloped with new

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In the mid-19th century the railways came. Leith had one horse-drawn line pre-dating steam-trains, bringing coal from Dalkeith to a station at the north end of Constitution Street, to serve the glassworks there. This dated from the late 18th century. Steam trains arrived in the 1840s, being some of

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in which the people of Leith voted 26,810 to 4,340 against the merger. The population of Leith at the time of the merger was 80,000, representing 20% of the entire population of Edinburgh in around 5% of the city area, reflecting the town's high density. It was Scotland's sixth largest town at the

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from this time. At its peak there were around 100 warehouses storing wine and brandy. In the late 1880s, due to the collapse of wine harvest in Europe, most of these were "converted" for the storage of whisky used in the growing business of whisky blending and bottling. Important in this business

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Leith FM (later renamed Castle FM) started as a week-long RSL station during the late 1990s, linked to Leith Festival. A few years of annual 28-day broadcasts later, the station bid for and won a permanent community radio licence and broadcast for several years on 98.8 FM and online. In December

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and resultant depopulation in the post-war era, Leith gradually began to enjoy an upturn in fortunes in the late 1980s. Several old industrial sites were developed with modest, affordable housing, while small industrial business units were constructed at Swanfield, Bonnington, Seafield and off

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on Leith Links, part of the Edinburgh Festival since 2010. The Leith Gala, now known as Leith Festival Gala Day is an annual event that has taken place since 1907; it was originally a charity event to raise sponsorship for local hospital beds before the National Health came into place. It has

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Leith suffered during the 1645 plague outbreak, with over 50% of the population in the southern district dying. Archaeological excavations in 2016 at St Mary's RC Primary School, by Wardell Armstrong, as part of a planning condition, found a mass grave of 81 bodies from the 1645 plague. The

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Shipbuilding – originally centred on the Water of Leith and limited in scale due to the shallow water, Leith's shipbuilding started to fade as vessels increased in size. Latterly Leith built specialised ship types: tugs, hotel ships, cable-layers etc. Whilst the most notable large shipyard

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for Leith was South Leith Parish Church, originally constructed in 1483. In June 1811 a census gave the population of South Leith as 15,938; North Leith 4,875. With a procession and ceremony, the foundation stone of the new church for the parish of North Leith was laid on 11 April 1814.

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Lindsay Road. The Shore developed a clutch of upmarket restaurants, including the first of the chain of Malmaison hotels in a conversion of a seamen's mission, whilst the once industrially-polluted and desolate banks of the Water of Leith were cleaned up and a public walkway opened.

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Historically Leith was governed by the Town Council of Edinburgh, with separately organised baillies appointed by various bodies without contact with each other. The result became very unsatisfactory, and half of Leith was provided with no municipal government whatever or any local

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for by a local tax, with beds sponsored by local shops. Leith had electric street lighting from 1890 and electric trams from 1905 (only Blackpool was earlier in the UK). The first public sewer in Scotland was built in Bernard Street in 1780; this flowed into the Water of Leith.

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company developed significant interests in whaling, initially in the Arctic, and then in the Antarctic. Among their many whaling stations in the South Atlantic, they established and operated from a base on the island of South Georgia, south east of the Falkland Islands at

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Glass – the Leith Glassworks stood on Baltic Street and dated from 1746. There is also some reference to earlier glass production from 1682 at Leith Citadel. Leith specialised in wine bottles, largely for export to France and Spain. At its peak

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Leith houses a notable number of cultural arts studios and small independent businesses, including the Leith Theatre on Ferry Road, Leith School of Art in North Junction Street, WASP Studios by The Shore and Out of the Blue in the former

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by one day in being the first steamship to cross the Atlantic but, as a much smaller ship, was eclipsed by the press coverage given to the larger ship. Leith offered ferry services to many European ports, including Hamburg and Oslo.

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Lead – Scotland's largest leadworks stood on the corner of Mitchell Street and Constitution Street. Founded around 1760 the operational part worked until the 1970s and the empty buildings stood until the late 1980s. The offices, on

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area in the late 20th century. Amongst the finds were medieval wharf edges from the 12th century. This date fits with the earliest documentary evidence of settlement in Leith, the foundation charter of Holyrood Abbey.

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Leith is also home to The Queen's former floating Royal residence, the Royal Yacht Britannia, now a five-star visitor attraction and evening events venue permanently berthed at the Ocean Terminal shopping centre.

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also an Episcopalian meeting house near Kapple's Wynd (later renamed Cables Wynd) from 1688, somewhat inexplicably called the John Knox Church. The church was active from 1688 and was last used by a visit of

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On 19 August 1561, Mary, Queen of Scots, arrived in Leith and, finding no welcoming party to receive her, made a brief stop at the house of Andrew Lamb, before being collected and escorted by coach to

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A regular stage coach service ran between Bernard Street and Edinburgh's Old Town from the mid-18th century. By 1863 this had become a horse-drawn omnibus running every 5 minutes from 9

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was erected in 1656 to regulate the port traffic. All that remains of the fort today is a vaulted trance in Dock Street which was its main entrance. New industry in Leith included the

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2013, Leith Dockers Club locked the station out of its rented premises, due to the "substantial" debt it was owed by the station, and the future of the station is currently in doubt.

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impact as most commute to the office, and only a small percentage venture beyond the confines of the office during lunchtimes. It did further foster Leith's growing reputation as a

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remained in France. Mary of Guise moved the Scottish Court to Leith, to a site that is now Parliament Street, off Coalhill. According to the 18th-century historian

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the earliest lines in Britain. When the railways were at their height, Leith had four passenger stations and many goods stations. However, in the 1960s, the

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were held on Leith Sands, an area immediately north of the present Links and now built over. They were long regarded as one of Scotland's most important

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opened to passengers in June 2023 providing Leith and the new dock developments with a fast and convenient route for both local commuters and visitors.

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Soap – the Anchor Soapworks was established on Water Street around 1680. This largely used whale oil in its production. This survived until around 1930.

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Fishing – During the 19th century Leith became an important entrepôt for the Scottish herring trade, with exports peaking at 388,899 barrels in 1907.

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recommended the closure of almost all of Leith's railway infrastructure. Today, only one freight line that connects to the dock remains in use.

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Continued growth meant that Leith and Edinburgh formed a contiguous urban area. Leith was merged with Edinburgh on 1 November 1920 despite a

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Until 1923 there was no through tram service between Leith and Edinburgh; at the boundary in Leith Walk it was necessary to change from a

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have been part of Leith's sporting culture since their foundation in 1887 until closure in 1955. Reformed in 1996 they amalgamated with

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Wine and whisky storage – wine storage in Leith dates from at least the early 16th century, notably being connected with the Vaults on

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was founded by Lachlan Rose in Leith on Commercial Street in 1868. This was originally and primarily focussed upon provision of

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low-density housing, again award-winning. A pair of the old fort's gatehouses survive at the southern entrance to the scheme.

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services ran until 1956 and were then replaced by buses due to the contemporary perception of their greater flexibility.

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in 2008 and achieved promotion to the East of Scotland Premier Division in 2011. They host home games at Peffermill 3G.

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Leith has undergone significant regeneration and is now a busy port with visits from cruise liners and the home of the

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is buried in Rosebank Cemetery. Whaling ships from Leith brought the very first penguins to Edinburgh Zoo around 1900.

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against his mother's supporters in Edinburgh Castle based themselves in Leith from 1571 to 1573, a period called the

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As of 2011 (the most recent Census for which data is available), the religious composition of Leith was as follows:

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The Port of Leith distillery, currently under construction, will soon be the UK’s only vertical whisky distillery.

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Leith has a long history of pioneering social advances, some of which were the first of their kind in Scotland:

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Although there are no longer any passenger rail services serving Leith, two station buildings partially remain:

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Until its amalgamation with Edinburgh in 1920, the southern-most town border was the middle of Pilrig Street.

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of Russia arrived by sea at Leith with his family and suite on Tuesday 22 September 1896. Scottish anarchist

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in June 1622, and soldiers from the ship were able to come ashore at Leith. Three Dutch ships, commanded by

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Company but stood on the same site in Leith (ironically this company has never truly been in "Edinburgh").

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ended with the departure of the French troops in accordance with the Treaty of Leith, also known as the

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Dr John Henderson (1818–1901), served 1875–1881, instigated the Leith Improvement Plan and creator of

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Leith was Scotland's leader in several industries for many centuries. Of these the most notable are:

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The earliest evidence of settlement in Leith comes from several archaeological digs undertaken in

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As the major port serving Edinburgh, Leith has seen many significant events in Scottish history.

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Dr John Henderson (1818–1901), served second term 1886–1887 following Pringle's death in office

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is set in Leith, with filming locations including the Eastern Cemetery. The show is written by

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Expansion in the Georgian era gave rise to streets such as Queen Charlotte Street, named after

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archaeologists surmised that there was extreme fear of dying from this plague, likely

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and in 1503 imported a timber keel from France for building one of the king's ships.

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Whaling – originally focussed on local, and Icelandic waters (the last whale in the

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In 1650, Leith was a prospective battleground when the Army of the Covenant, led by

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who also produced green ginger wine, and Macdonald & Muir who later bought the

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was then given its new name, to mark the King's arrival by ship's boat at Leith

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in Kirkgate was erected in Grecian architectural style at an expense of £2500.

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Leith Links have been used a sports and recreation area over many centuries.

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John Allan Lindsay (1865–1942), served 1917–1920, the final Provost of Leith

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meetings before racing moved to Musselburgh permanently from 1816 onwards.

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who operated in Leith crime hotspots amongst other locations in Edinburgh.

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for the entertainment of guests including James VI. In 1590, James's wife,

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was caught in 1834); by the mid 19th century ships were travelling to the

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policeman, later Chief Constable of the Lothians and Peebles Constabulary

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The History of Leith, from the Earliest Accounts to the Present Period

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Leith was named as the fourth "coolest neighbourhood in the world" by

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concern a group of drug users living in the Leith area in the 1980s.

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Leith's gradual revival was also helped by the decision of the then

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were both chief city of the Westphalian Quarter at different times.

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King, Content – Leith Local History Society, web design – David.

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The Leith Victoria Swim Centre on Junction Place opened in 1899.

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Leith in the 1920s, from the Leith Improvement Scheme Photographs

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was constructed to defend the entrance of the harbour during the

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The Sea Dominies: The Story of Leith Nautical College, 1855-1987

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From the twelfth century South Leith was part of the parish of

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in 1650 and subsequent occupation of Scotland, a fort known as

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and Leith to defend the northern approach to Edinburgh against

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High Constabulary of the Port of Leith (Leith High Constables)

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that included music from The Proclaimers, which itself had a

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Leith still has several notable historic churches, including

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The High Constabulary of the Port of Leith; a short history

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Today, Leith is served by various bus services provided by

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This article is about Leith, Scotland. For other uses, see

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by Robert Douglas, an established soap boiler, from 1677.

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is one of only two independent art schools in Scotland.

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The earliest surviving historical references are in the

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in 2004, was a small town with up to 17,000 new homes.

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by quarter, and trading posts of the Hanseatic League

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Leith Links also have one of the longest established

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Leith was formerly a port linked to the trade of the

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for this event, and this Monarch was welcomed by the

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Leith Shipyards 1918–1939 Leith Built Ships, Vol. II

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They Once Were Shipbuilders Leith-Built Ships Vol. I

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George Adiston McLaren (1801–1881), served 1848–1851

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Loanhead: Macdonald Printers (Edinburgh) Ltd. 1268:Former Seamen's Mission, now the Malmaison Hotel 3170: 2652:(1890–1915) Scotland’s first female bell-ringer 1665:Festivals occur throughout the year, including 5159:became inaccessible due to the silting of the 2223:(fl. 1560s), keeper of royal artillery at the 2023:Thomas Hutchison (1796–1852), served 1845–1848 1339:which was originally used as a timber market. 847:On 20 May 1806, there was a procession of the 669:In 1622 there was conflict between privateer " 454:Leith is located on the southern coast of the 107:Show map of the City of Edinburgh council area 5189: 4780: 4510: 1982:the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews 1633: 1033:managed to get in his face to criticise him. 673:" flying the Spanish flag and ships from the 4212: 3947: 3618:"The Derivation of Edinburgh's Street Names" 3562:"The Derivation of Edinburgh's Street Names" 3266:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( 573:. In June 1560, Mary of Guise died, and the 4037: 3684:multiple contemporary photographic evidence 3373:Edinburgh and its Environs: Ward Lock Guide 2059:Thomas Aitken (1833–1912), served 1887–1893 1861:Leith Walk Ward compared (2022 Census Data) 1389:and South Leith Parish Church (both of the 1252:was erected in Constitution Street in 1861. 1200:Christian Salvesen harpoon gun on The Shore 1122:. This was under a new company name of the 69:Aerial view of Leith and the Firth of Forth 5196: 5182: 4517: 4503: 4382:covering news, culture, reviews and blogs 4222:. Edinburgh Evening News. 27 December 2022 3813:. 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After the 747: 620: 598: 583: 477: 428:, Scotland, founded at the mouth of the 4267: 3804: 3789: 3382: 3096: 3090: 3045: 3028: 3026: 2967:(John Donald: Edinburgh, 1997), p. 100. 2937:Mary Queen of Scots: My Heart is My Own 2857:, vol. 1 (Edinburgh, 1877), pp. 366-9: 2840:(John Donald: Edinburgh, 2007), p. 60: 2559:of the Free Church of Scotland 1882/83. 1966:Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers 647:Elizabeth Stuart, 2nd Countess of Moray 14: 5996:Port cities and towns of the North Sea 5963: 3981: 3975: 2995:, vol. 2 (Edinburgh, 1837), pp. 456-9. 2540:, Labour politician and trade unionist 1802:Leith Ward compared (2022 Census Data) 716:, threw up an earthen rampart between 5177: 4572: 4498: 4326: 4307: 4099:from the original on 14 December 2019 4086: 3831: 3805:Hubbard, Lauren (30 September 2018). 3656:"Census 2011 - Council Ward Profiles" 3434: 2814:. Leith Theatre Trust. Archived from 1771:both of whom attended Leith Academy. 1689: 1272:After decades of industrial decline, 964:Text of statute as originally enacted 864:Provost Arbuthnot. The same year the 835:. A painting of the occasion hung in 825:The Old Ship Hotel and King's Landing 545:ruled Scotland from Leith in 1560 as 4001: 3598:from the original on 6 November 2020 3408: 3152: 3057: 3023: 2690:(1861–1946) and his younger brother 2615:Charlie and Craig Reid of folk band 2082: 1763:, a former Leith resident and stars 1213:Sugar refining was developed at the 819:Leith was the port of entry for the 645:built on boats, for the marriage of 27:Port district of Edinburgh, Scotland 4270:Edinburgh in the Nineteenth Century 3832:Clark, John Paul (6 October 2021). 3409:Knox, Annierose (12 October 2021). 3189: 3127: 2951:, vol. 5 (Edinburgh, 1907), p. 611. 2700:(1875–1956), football manager with 2299:physiologist and forensic scientist 2211:(1949–1990), stage and screen actor 2152:(1865-1932) surgeon and antiquarian 980:Leith Municipal Government Act 1827 957:Leith Municipal and Police Act 1848 893:Leith Municipal Government Act 1827 821:visit of King George IV to Scotland 752:Royal Artillery at Leith Fort, 1846 489: 24: 5359: 4087:Hogan, Michael (30 October 2019). 3588:"Pushed to the Limits by new name" 3383:Qureshi, Arusa (12 October 2021). 3332:Kenefick, William (15 July 2007). 2355:(1821–1905), first-class cricketer 2008: 1036: 728:. After Cromwell's victory at the 639:"Wars between Leith and Edinburgh" 25: 6012: 4346: 4275: 3744:"Homepage | Edinburgh Trams" 3544:"Leith set for major development" 3464:. Leith Shipyards. Archived from 3188:, to begin his visit to Scotland 3176: 2557:Moderator of the General Assembly 2483:, recipient of the Victoria Cross 976:. An 1827 act of Parliament, the 424:) is a port area in the north of 4689: 4682: 4455:The New Student's Reference Work 4394: 4363: 4351: 4263:. 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History of Leith, Edinburgh. 3984:"Sunshine on Leith: A Musical" 3982:Fisher, Mark (28 April 2007). 3338:. Edinburgh University Press. 3192:"Tsar Nicholas II in Scotland" 2961:Calendar State Papers Scotland 2939:(Fourth Estate, 2009), p. 154. 2929: 2909: 2888:Calendar State Papers Scotland 2881: 2868: 2847: 2844:, 5 (Edinburgh, 1882), p. 382. 2830: 2804: 2770: 2416:, minister of Leith for a time 2162:1977–80, Chairman of the 1986 1968:played there before moving to 1704:after the town, including the 1066:Edinburgh Corporation Tramways 1045:in 1913 recounted in the book 681:allowed a Dunkirker to lie at 460:City of Edinburgh council area 447:in 1128 in which it is termed 103:City of Edinburgh council area 13: 1: 5364:Edinburgh's Old and New Towns 4371:travel guide from Wikivoyage 4242:"PROVOSTS OF LEITH 1833–1920" 3887:. 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It also has a former 1373:North Leith Parish Kirk 1365:South Leith Parish Kirk 1330: 1157:Glenmorangie distillery 1096:MTV Europe Music Awards 1004:was represented by one 466:one of 17 multi-member 5365: 4539:Chief cities shown in 4470:Encyclopedia Americana 4443:(11th ed.). 1911. 3790:Russell, John (1922). 2904:History of Reformation 2836:Rosalind K. Marshall, 2360:George Ritchie Gilruth 2254:(1809–1878), architect 2232:(1806–1863), physician 1933: 1653:provided training for 1651:Leith Nautical College 1649:From 1855 until 1987, 1600: 1374: 1366: 1316: 1269: 1201: 1138: 1102:Traditional industries 1076: 816: 815:, now a police station 805: 753: 626: 625:Remains of the Citadel 607: 589: 539:Parliament of Scotland 483: 421: 236:Postcode district 53: 32:Leith (disambiguation) 5363: 5274:Great Junction Street 4740:Frankfurt an der Oder 4399:Texts on Wikisource: 4360:at Wikimedia Commons 4327:Neish, R. O. (2021). 4308:Neish, R. O. 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