There's a mention in the Edinburgh Courant on April 30, 1884. I found it on Google but you need to subscribe to view the page properly. There is a slightly garbled text version of it, and this is the bit which mentions Gray's Hall (it sounds like part of a farm):
"The FARM of In the ot Ceres as presently possessed by Mr George and o 05 Acres Imperial or thereby Gray's Hall Field adjoining he Farm und containing about 14 Imperial Acres any bn added to tho Farm Tho present Tenant Is not to bo an offerer oml the will bo out by David Taylor Grieve far further particulars apply to John Banker factor on tbo or to Johnston Solicitors Cupar with Uie ormer of whom offers must be lodged on or before the 3d June next"
I'm guessing that it should say something like:
"The farm of, in the lot Ceres as presently possessed by Mr George, and 5 acres imperial or thereby, Gray's Hall Field adjoining the farm and containing about 14 imperial acres any be added to the farm though present tenant is not to be an offerer [garbled] David Taylor, Grieve for further particulars apply to John Banker, factor [garbled] or to Johnston Solicitors, Cupar [garbled] of whom offers must be lodged on or before the 3d June next."
I found this at
http://newspaperarchive.com/edinburgh-courant/1884-04-30/page-2
