For the higher level, there were the Eversham, Number Sixty-Three, Number Thirty-Six, Bohemia, Port Mourant, Rose Hall Town, Alness, Tain, Number Fifty-Six, Skeldon, Kildonan, McGowan, Auchlyne, Courtland and Sheet Anchor Primary ...
Duleep Singh arrived in England in 1854, and was initially lodged at Claridge's bHotel/b in London, before the East India Company was able to arrange a house for him in Wimbledon and later at Roehampton, which became his home for 3 years. ... When the lease on Castle Menzies expired in 1858, Duleep Singh rented another house at bAuchlyne/b form the Earl of Breadalbane. As the first Indian national to live in Scotland, Duleep Singh was soon given the nickname the "Black Prince ...
