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GUIDE TO BRECHIN. 15 the Brechin Gas Works is about twenty - one million feet.
The water supply from Cookston becoming inadequate to meet the wants of the increasing population, a new supply was brought from Mooran, a distance of over twelve miles, at a cost of about £15, 000. The water was turned on amid much rejoicing by George, Earl of Dalhousie, father of the present earl, on the 10th October 1874 — being his first public act after his accession to the titles and estates.
On the 28th August... 1881 the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh arrived in Brechin on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Dalhousie at Brechin Castle, where they remained for nearly a week, during which time the Duch- ess visited several of the public works and places of interest in and around the city. The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone visited Brechin on 17th September 1884, and was presented with the freedom of the burgh on a platform erected at St. Ninian's Square, in presence of over ten thousand spectators, who assembled to get a glimpse of the *' Grand Old Man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GUIDE TO BRECHIN. 15 the Brechin Gas Works is about twenty - one million feet.
The water supply from Cookston becoming inadequate to meet the wants of the increasing population, a new supply was brought from Mooran, a distance of over twelve miles, at a cost of about £15, 000. The water was turned on amid much rejoicing by George, Earl of Dalhousie, father of the present earl, on the 10th October 1874 — being his first public act after his accession to the titles and estates.
On the 28th August... 1881 the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh arrived in Brechin on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Dalhousie at Brechin Castle, where they remained for nearly a week, during which time the Duch- ess visited several of the public works and places of interest in and around the city. The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone visited Brechin on 17th September 1884, and was presented with the freedom of the burgh on a platform erected at St. Ninian's Square, in presence of over ten thousand spectators, who assembled to get a glimpse of the *' Grand Old Man.
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