No 3

No. 3 Malta Terrace first appeared in the Post Office Directory in 1831-32, a decade after construction in Malta Terrace began. The house was unfinished when advertised for sale in June 1830.¹ When the house was advertised for sale in 1862 it was described as having a dining-room, drawing-room, five bedrooms, kitchen and servants’ room, along with a ‘good’ garden.²

• Mrs Jane Ewart
• Bethia McFarquhar
• John Pillans
• Frances Ronaldson
• James Fairbairn
• Joseph Martin
• Mrs J F Carmichael
• Kenneth MacLeay
• T Alex Hill
• Frederick Smith
• Frances Saleeby
• Isa Campbell
• Robert Gardner
• William M Maitland
• Mary Penn
• Selena R White
• Mary Adeline Bell
• Thomas Robb
• Margaret Torok de Varad
• Edward Keenan

1. Advertisements. Scotland. The Scotsman. 09 June 1830. p. 4, col. 2.
2. Advertisements. Scotland. Edinburgh Evening Courant. 20 March 1862. p. 1, col. 6.