The Post Office Greenock Directory

Mm GREENOCK LIBRARY.

(INSTITUTED ist JANUARY, 1783.)

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POST OFFICE GREENOCK DIRECTORY

Foa 1855-56,

WITH

A CLASSIFICATION OF TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.;

ALSO, AN APPENDIX,

CONTAINING

A LIST OP THE SHIPPING BELONGING TO THE PORT, UP

TO THE LATEST DATES ; TIDE TABLE ; POSTAL ARRANGE- WELL MENTS ; REGULATIONS OF CEMETERY, WELLINGTON AND COMPRISING PARKS, &C. ; AND A VARIETY OF USEFUL INFORMATION,

CHURCHES, MINISTERS, AND PRESBYTERIES ; WITH LISTS OF MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL, WATER TRUSTEE8, HARBOUR

COMMISSIONERS, COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY, &C. ; RELIGIOUS, BENEVOLENT, FRIENDLY, LITERART, AND SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATIONS, &C. &C.

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GREENOCK ; PRINTED BY JOSEPH BLAIR, 9, CATHCART STREET. 1 S 5 5- ,- ^°l I ' ;

ADDKESS

The Publishers, in presenting a New Issue of the Post-Office Greenock Directory, avail themselves of the opportunity to express their grateful acknowledgments to the Merchants, Ship- owners, Shopkeepers, and the Public generally, for the kind assistance which has been received in procuring the various details and it is hoped the work will be found, on perusal, as free from errors as any of a similar kind.

The Publishers feel confident that the Directory could be

greatly improved, and rendered more useful to the Public, were

it issued annually, instead of every alternate year as at pre-

sent ; and, in compliance with a very generally expressed de-

sire, it is their intention to spare neither labour nOr expense in supplying the desideratum. By availing themselves of every

description of local and general information likely to prove use-

ful and interesting, they confidently hope that the future issues

of the Directory will obtain the continued support of the community.

Post-Office, j Greenock, June, 1855. J EKEATA

Page 26, line 5th from bottom, for Caldee, read Colder.

Page 39, line 6th from bottom, for No. 9, read 29.

Page 55, line 5th from top, delete Comma (,) after Fraser. Page 93, line 9th from top, for Morrison & Son, read Morrison

Address. Calendar. Stamp Duties. Tide Table. Street Directory, 1 Post-Office Directory, 5 Trades and Professions, 172 APPENDIX.

Adjuster of Imperial Weights and Measures ...... 5 Advertisements, (see end of Appendix,) — Banking Houses, 19 Baptist Chapel, West Burn street, 84 Burgh and Police Court, ... 21 Caledonian Railway Company, 16 Carriers, 44 Cartsdyke Mechanics' Library, 14 Charity School, ... 15

Churches, Ministers, and Presbyteries, . 27 Clyde Shipping Company's Towing Vessels, 47 Commissioners of Supply for the Lower Ward, 22 Commissioners on the Harbour, 4 Commissary Court, 21 Conveyances, 44 Consuls at Greenock, 16 Courts, 21 Customhouse, ... 17 Deep Sea Pilots, (licensed), 51 Deep Sea Pilots' Rates, 50 Engines for extinguishing Fire, 5 FerryBoats, 44 Fishery Office, 18 Glasgow Pilots at the Greenock Station, 50 Greenock Railway Guaranteed Company, 16 Greenock Census Returns, 2 Greenock Cemetery, Wellington Park, and Well Park,... 6 Greenock Chamber of Commerce, 4 Greenock Coffee Room, 14 Greenock Exchange Buildings and Assembly Rooms, ... 14 Greenock Hospital and Infirmary, 13 Greenock Library, 13 Greenock Mechanics' Institution, 14 Greenock Parochial Board, 6 Greenock Prison, 5 Greenock Shipping List, ••• 55 .

CONTENTS.

Harbour Police, 5 Harbour Regulations, 47 Income Tax Commissioners, 22 Inland Revenue Office, (late Excise) ... ]8 Inland Revenue Office, (Stamps and Taxes) 18 Insurance Offices and Agents, 25 Inverkip and Duncan Street Burying Grounds, . . . . . 11 Justice of Peace Court, 21 Lieutenancy of Renfrewshire, 22 Lighters carrying Goods between Glasgow and Greenock daily, 47 Local Marine Board. 20 Lower Ward Committee of Renfrewshire Prison Board,. . 5 List of Porters and their Numbers, 55 List of Bonded Warehouses in Greenock, 18 Lunatic Asylum, (Hill-end) .. 13 Magistrates and Town Council, ...... 3

Markets, ttm .]. ... 6 Marine Board and Shipping Office, ,.! 84 Mills on Shaws Water Falls, 15 Omnibuses, ... 44 Parliamentary and Municipal Boundaries,' ...... 1 Physicians and Surgeons, .... ,23 Post Office, ...... '. 60

Public Offices, "] ...... 23 Quarter Sessions, ... c /, 22

Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, ...... 26 Regulations for Carters, 51

Regulations for Porters and Barrowmen, ...... 52 Regulations for Steam Vessels, ...... • 47 River Pilotage Rates, ...... 49 Sailing Vessels, '. ,'. 44 Schools and Teachers, 36

Shaws Water Company, ... ., 15

Sheriff Court, ' 21 '.'.'. .'.'.' "\ Sheriff Small Debt Court, ... ..'. 21 Societies, 38 Steam Vessels, ;> ... 45 Town Police, 5 Trustees on the Harbours, 4 Water Commissioners, 4 Water Trustees, 4

Writers, . . • 23 Wellington Park Bowling and Quoiting ciubs, ...... 84 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Thomas Shirley & Co., earthenware manufacturers. Honeyman & Campbell, general ironmongers, &c. J. & U. M'Gregor, funeral undertakers. Stephenson, Johnston & Co., furnishing ironmongers. D. & G. Brymner, coal, lime, and brick merchants. CONTENTS.

Peter Dillon, cheap book establishment. Archibald Dow, wine and spirit dealer. William Innes, bookseller, stationer, librarian, and news agent. Neil Livingston, wine and spirit merchant. John M'Naught, painter and paper hanger. John Lawson & Sons, home and export nurserymen, &c. John Coyle, tinsmith and gas-fitter. James M'Lintock, boot and shoe maker. Robert Cunningham, cabinetmaker and upholsterer. James Gallacher, fruiterer and poulterer. Daniel M'Crae, sheep smearing grease manufactory. George Nisbet, hair cutter, peruke maker, and perfumer. Neil M'Donald, tailor. J. Milne, boot and shoemaker. W. F. M'Chlery, hotel keeper. John Quin, umbrella and parasol maker. Edward Douglas, watchmaker and jeweller. J. G. Alexander, chemist and druggist. The Times Insurance Companies. The Standard Life Assurance Company. Glasgow and West of Scotland Guardian Society for the Protection of Trade. Lancashire Insurance Company. North British Insurance Company. North of England Insurance Company. Globe Insurance Company. London Assurance Corporation. Northern Assurance Company. Imperial Foreign and British Fire Insurance Company. Imperial Life Assurance Company. Alan Ker, patent hair felt. Greenock Gas Works. J. Bowman, photographic establishment. J. Taylor, photographic rooms. Gray, Dunn & Co., biscuit bakers. Charles Doig, hat manufacturer. Adamson's photographic establishment. John Blackhall, comb manufacturer. Robert Greig, wright, mangle maker, and bowl turner. Coulthard, Royal Albert hotel. Gray, Dunn & Co., ship biscuit bakers. Ferguson, Miller, & Co. patent smoke consumers. Robt. Wotherspoon & Co.. Glenfield patent starch manufacturers. William M'Farlane, wright and mangle maker, &c. Finlay & Neilson, travelling bag makers. William Howie, practical consulting engineer and valuator. John Balfour, furniture warehouse. Messrs White & Co,, photographic portrait gallery. Robert Watson, cabinet and upholstery warehouse. James Allan, sen., lamp, grate, and stove show rooms. John Finlay, furnishing ironmonger. CONTENTS.

John Herriot & Son, auctioneers and appraisers. Charles Stevenson, sculptor and photographist. D. Johnston, medical botanist, public baths. Alexander M'Master, tailor and clothier. John Lauder; brick, coal, and lime merchant. M'Intyre & Campbell, house and ship joiners. United Kingdom Temperance and General Provident Institution. Adam & Hall, smiths and boiler makers. James G. Alexander, chemist George Augustus Cole, British wine agent James MacFarlan, hat manufacturer. Joseph Crookshanks, coach proprietor and livery stable keeper. Dr Hume, herbalist. John Cameron, auctioneer and appraiser. William Johnston, bookseller, stationer, and lithographer. Robert Macausland, furnishings, hosiery, &c. Daniel Crombie, plasterer. "William Innes, fire-proof safes, &c. A. Patrick & Co., boot and shoe makers. Robert B. Finlay, tailors and clothiers. John Foster, plasterer. Ellard & Co., tailors, clothiers, and outfitters. Urie's American photographic gallery. John Graham, Scotia Distillery store. Gatenby's infallible hair restorative, &c. Forrest & Barr, engineers and millwrights Mrs John Hastie, carving and gilding establishment. Joseph Blair, Greenock Herald printing office. R. & J. Martin, bread, biscuit and pastry bakers. Honeyman & Campbell, general ironmongers. Adam Mitchell, bookbinder. Adams & Handyside, slaters. Burwell's promenade bazaar. —

STAMP DUTIES, &c.

Affidavits For every sheet or piece of paper, parchment, or vellum, on which the same shall be written or printed, 2s 6d. Affi- davits authorized to be made before Justices of Peace, exempted. Agreement, or Minute or Memorandum of Agreement without a clause of registration (not charged otherwise than under the head ex- ' agreement' in the schedule to the Act 55 Geo. III. c. 184, nor pressly exempted from duty), where the matter is of the value of £20 or upwards, whether the same is evidence of a contract, or obligatory with upon the parties from its being a written instrument, together every schedule, receipt, &c, endorsed or annexed, 2s 6d. Progressive duty on words, 2s 6d. Exemptions Agreements for the hire of any labourer, artificer, manufacturer, or menial servant. Memorandum or agreement for or relating to the sale of any good*, wares, or merchandize. Agreements entered into in the United Kingdom for or relating to the service in the colonies of any person as an artificer, clerk, domes- tic servant, handicraftsman, mechanic, gardener, servant in husbandry,, or labourer, 17 and 18 Vict, c 83, § 21. the Aggreements in compliance with or under the provisions of Merchant Seaman's Act, 7 and 8 Vict. c. 112, or the Mercantile Marine Act, 13 and 14 Vict., c 93. be Note. The agreement, if liable to one duty of 2s 6d, may office at stamped if brought to the Commissioners at London, or their Edinburgh, or lodged with the distributors of stamps in the country, within fourteen days after being made. If after, at London or Edin- burgh, on a penalty of £10. 7 and 8 Vict., c. 21, § 5. Apprenticeship Indentures. — If no premium, 2s 6d. Indentures of clerks or apprentices to writers to the signet, solicitors Inferior or agents in the Supreme Courts of Scotland, £60; in Courts, £30. Exem. — Indentures of apprentices for sea service, and poor children. Award or Decreet-arbitral. When less than 2160 words £115s. the (Inland Bill) Draft or Order, after 10th October, 1853, for Id. payment of any sum of money to the bearer, or to order, on demand Promissory No'ie payable to bearer on demand ab. £1500, las A b. £100 & not ab. £200, 2s I Ab £1000 & not 20s 200 300, 3s 1500 " 2000, 30s 300 400, 4s 2000 " 3000, 40s 400 500, 5s 3000 " 4000, 45s 500 750, 7s 6d 4000 & upwards, 750 1000, 10s iV. B. — Promissory Notes for £100 or under are not to be drawn to bearer on demand, except bankers reissuable notes, which require a others can different stamp ; and only such notes of bankers and no be reissued after being once paid. Foreign Bills drawn in but payable out of the United Kingdom, —

STAMP DUTIES. and also drawn out and payable out of the United Kingdom, but endorsed or negotiated within the United Kingdom, if drawn in sets of three or more, for every bill of each set Sum payable not above £25, Id Ab £200 & not ab. £800, Is Above £25 and not ab. 50, 2d 300 " 400, ls4d 50 « 75, 3d 400 " 500, ls8d 75 " 100, 4d 500 ' 750, 2s 6d 100 " 200, 8d Inland Bill, Draft, or Order for the payment of any sum of money, though not made payable to the bearer, or to order, if the same shall be delivered to the payee, or some person on his or her behalf, the same duty as on a bill of exchange for the like sum, payable to bearer or order. Inland Bill, Draft, or Order for the payment of any sum of money, weekly, monthly, or at any other stated periods, if made payable to the bearer, or to order, or if delivered to the payee, or some person on his or her behalf, where the total amount of the money thereby made payable shall be specified therein, or can be ascertained therefrom, or shall be indefinite, the same duty as on a bill payable to bearer or order on demand. Promissory Note for the payment of any sum of money by instalments, or for the payment of several sums of money at different days or times, so that the whole of the money to be paid shall he definite and certain, the same duty as on a promissory note, payable otherwise than to the bearer on demand, for a sum equal to the whole amount of the money to be paid. Bills of Lading, 6d. Bond (personal) given for any certain sum of money not exceeding s. d. s. d.

£50 1 3 Exc. 150 not exc. 200 5 Exc. £50 not exc. £100 2 6 200 250 6 3 100 ... 150 3 9 250 300 7 6 And where the same shall exceed £300, then for every £100, and also for any fractional part of £100, 2s 6d. Heritable or Personal Bond, of any kind whatever, not otherwise charged nor expressly exempted from all stamp duty, £1 15s. Charter, Disposition, or Contract (after 10th October, 1854), containing the first original constitution of feu and ground-annual rights in Scotland (not being a lease or tack for years), in consideration of an annual sum payable in perpetuity, or for any indefinite period, whether fee farm or other rent, feu-duty, ground annual, or

otherwise : — Where annual sum shall not exceed

£5 £0 6 1 Exc. 20 not exc £25 £1 10

Exc. £5 not exc. 10 12 j 25 50 3 10 15 18 50 75 4 10 15 20 1 4 0| 75 100 6 And so on for every £50, and also for any fractional part of £50, £3 0—and 18 Vict. c. 83. Charter of resignation, confirmation, novodamus, upon apprising, or decreet of adjudication or sale, of heritable subjects holden of a subject superior, 5s. Progressive duty of 5s. —

STAMP TUTIES.

Charter-party, 5s. Composition- deed with Creditors, £1 15s. Conveyances, whether grant, disposition, assignment, transfer, renunciation; or of any other kind whatsoever, upon the sale of any lands, tenements, rents, annuities, or other property, heritable or moveable, or of any right, title, interest, or claim in, to, out of, or upon any such, that is, for the principal or only deed, instrument, or writing, whereby the lands or other things sold are granted, assigned, transferred, renounced, or otherwise conveyed to or vested in the purchaser, or any other person, by his direction Where the purchase or consideration money expressed shall not

exceed £25 £0 2 6 Exc. 225 i mt exc 250 £1 5 ?25 not exc. 50 5 250 275 1 7 6 50 75 7 6 275 300 I 10 75 100 10 300 350 1 15 100 125 12 6 350 400 2 125 150 15 400 450 2 5 150 175 17 6 450 500 2 10 175 200 1 500 550 2 15 200 225 1 2 6 550 600 3 And where the purchase or consideration money shall exceed £600, then for every £100, and also for any fractional part of £100> 10s. Copies or Extracts from the public register, or from books of any Court of record, 2s. 6d. And where the same shall contain more than 600 words, any less quantity of words over and above the first 600 words, or above any second, third, or other full quantity of 600 words, a further duty of 2s 6d Copy attested of any agreement or deed for the security or use of a person not being a party or taking benefit under it, Is. Progressive duty for every 720 words, Is. Copy attested of a will, testament, or codicil, or of a confirmation of a testament, testamentary or dative, same duty as above. Debentures, or Certificate for receiving back duties of Cus^ toms or Excise on goods exported after the 10th October, 1853. Where the drawback to be received shall wot exceed £10, Is. Od. Where the same shall exceed £10, and not exceed £50, 2s. 6d. And where the same shall exceed £50, 5s. 16 and 17 Vict. c. 59. Insurance Policies. life. Where the sum insured shall not exceed £500, Then for every £50, and any fractional part of £50 £0 6 Where it shall exc. £500, and shall not exc. £1000, Then for every £100, and any fractional part of £100,— 1 Where it shall exceed £1000, Then for every £1000, and any fractional part of £1000, 10 16 and 17 Vict. c. 59. fire. Duty on each policy -— —— £0 1 Besides 3s per cent, per annum on every insurance made or renewed. Exemptions. — Public hospitals; also agricultural produce, farming stock, and implements of husbandry, provided the insurance shall be effected by a separate and distinct policy. — —

STAMP DUTIES.

Policy of insurance upon any voyage whatever, for every £100, or fractional part of £100, charged according to the rates of premium on the sums insured, viz : s. d. s. d. | Not exceeding 10s per cent 3 Exc. 30s and not exc. 40s.. .2 exc. Exc. 40s and not exc. Exc. 10s and not 20s.. .0 6 I 50s.. .3

J1.XC. 20s and notexc 30s.. 1 j Exceeding 50s per cent 4 But if the separate interests of two or more distinct persons shall be insured by one policy or instrument, then the said respective duties, as the case may require, shall be charged thereon, in respect of each and every fractional part of £100, as well as in respect of every full sum of £100, which shall be therefore insured upon any separate and distinct interest. Policy of insurance, for every £100, or fractional part of £100, insured for any certain teim or period of time : s. d.

Not exceeding six calendar months , 2 6

Exceeding six calendar months , 4 Policy of mutual insurance upon any voyage whatever, and not for a period of time, for tvery £100, or fractional part of £100, thereby insured to any person or persons 2s. 6d. Leases or Tacks of Lands or Heritable Subjects.

Rent not exceeding £5 Above £5 and not above £10 „ 10 „ 15 „ }5 „ 20 „ 20 „ 25 „ 25 „ 50 „ 50 „ 75 „ 75 „ 100 Where the same shall exceed £100, then for every £50, and for any fraction part of £50

As to the duties in the first column, if the reut be under £20, and if a sum of money, by way of fine, premium, or grassum, shall be

paid, the same duty as on a conveyance of sale ; if the rent be above £20, both the lease duty and conveyance on sale duty. In the case of a lease, to which the second and third columns apply, where there is a fine, premium, or grassum, and whatever the amount of rent, both the ad valorem lease duty and conveyance on sale duty. — 13 & 14 Vict, c. 97; and 17 & 18 Vict, c 83. Lease or Tack made for any term or period less than a year, at a rent reserved or payable for the same, shall be chargeable with the same ad valorem duty as a lease or tack, at a yearly rent of the same amount as the sum so reserved or payable. — 17 & 18 Vict. c. 83, § 23. Lease or Tack, of any kind, not otherwise charged, £1, 15s.

# Term not exceeding 35 years. f Above 35, but not above 100 years. $ Exceeding 100 years. STAMP DUTIES.

Assignment or surrender of a lease or tack upon any other occasion than a sale or mortgage, — duty equal to the ad valorem duty with which a similar lease or tack would be chargeable under 13 and 14 Vict., c. 97; but where a similar lease would be chargeable under said act with any stamp duty amounting to £1 15s or upwards, such assignment or surrender shall be chargeable with a duty of £1 15s. And no stamp duty, except the ad valorem duty, shall be chargeable for any lease, expressed to be granted in consideration of the surrender of an existing lease and also of a sum of money. Letter or Power of Attorney, or Commission or Factory, £1 10s. Letter of Attorney for Sale or Transfer of Stock, £1 0s Annual License to bankers issuing notes, £30. Appraisers, £2. Pawnbrokers, £7, 10s. Admitted and practising attorneys, &c, if resident in city or county of Edinburgh, and in possession of office three years or upwards, £9; if not so long, £4 10s. If resident elsewhere, and admitted for three years or upwards, £6; if not so long, £3. To dealers in gold and silver plate, above 2 oz. gold or 30 oz, silver, £5 15s. Do. under do., £2 6s. Mortgages, Heritable Bonds, &c. Wadset, an heritable bond, disposition, assignation, or tack in security affecting propertj heritable or moveable; also infeftment of annual rent, but without any personal bond or obligation therein contained for payment of the money secured; also letter of reversion or back bond, for qualifying absolute conveyance of any property, and also any deed whereby a real burden shall be created on lands or heritable subjects, as a security for any definite and certain sum of money not exceeding. s. d. £50 1 3 Exceeding 50 and not exceeding £100 2 6 100 „ 150 3 9 150 „ 200 5 200 „ 250 6 3 250 „ 300 7 6 And where the same exceeds £300, for every £100, and fractional part of £100, 2s 6d If the total amount of the money secured or to be ultimately re- coverable U limited not to exceed a given sum,—The same duty as or a wadset for such limited sum. And if the total amount is uncertain and without any limit, then the same shall be available as a security or charge for such an amount only as the ad valorem duty denoted by the stamp will cover. And where the same respectively shall be made, as a security for the payment of a sum of money, and also for the transfer or retransfer of a share in any of the said stocks or funds, the said ad valorem duty shall be charged in respect of each. And in case the same respectively shall be made, as a security for the payment or transfer, to different persons, of separate and distinct sums or shares,—The ad valorem duty shall be charged for each separate and distinct sum or share therein specified and secured, and not upon the aggregate amount. And where any such deed or instrument shall be made respectively as a security for the payment of any annuity, or any sum by way of b2 — —

STAMP DTTflES.

repayment, or in satisfaction or discharge, or in redemption of any sum lent, advanced, or paid, as or for or in the nature of a loan intended to be repaid, discharged, or redeemed, in manner aforesaid,-— The same duty as on a mortgage or wadset for the sum of money so lent, advanced, or paid. Transfer, disposition, or assignation of any wadset or other such security, &c Where no further sum or stock shall be added to the principal already secured, if such principal shall not exceed in the whole £1400, the same duty as on a wadset, &c, for the total amount or value of such principal. And if such principal shall exceed in value in the whole the sum of £1400, £1 15s. And where any further sum or stock shall be added to the principal already secured,—The same duty as on a wadset, &c, for such further money or stock only.

And in every other case not expressly provided for £1 1 5s. Such instrument is not chargeable with further duty (except progressive duty) by containing any further or additional security for the payment, transfer, retransfer of such money, stock, interest, or dividends, or any new covenant, proviso, or other matter whatever in relation to such money or stock, interest, or dividends. Any deed made for the further assurance only of any property already constituted a security, by a deed which has paid the ad valorem duty Also any deed made as an additional or further security for any sum, &c, already so secured. Where the total amount or value already secured does not exceed £1400,—The same duty as on a wadset for the amount. And in any other case, ,£1 15s. If any further sum be added to the principal, the deed is chargeable only (exclusive of progressive duty) with the ad valorem duty on wadsets, &c, in respect of such further sum. Reconveyance, surrender, discharge, or renunciation of any wadset, or other such security, or of the benefit thereof, or of the money or stock secured. Where the total amount of the principal shall not exceed £1400, the same duty as on a wadset for the amount. And in any other case, £1 15s. Legacy Duty. Legacies, Annuities, Residues, &c. yp. ct. To children or their decendants, or lineal ancestors, £1 Brother or sister, or descendant, 3 Uncle or aunt, or their descendant, r 5 Granduncle or aunt, or descendant, 6

All other relations or strangers, . 10

The husband or wife of the deceased is not chargeable with duty. If the legatee's husband or wife is of nearer consanguinity than the legatee, duty is pa/able according to such nearer relationship. — 16 and 17 Vict, c 51, § 11. CALENDAE

June, 1855. December. Sunday, 3 10 17 24 Sunday, 2 9 16 23 30 Monday, 4 11 18 25 Monday, 3 10 17 24 31 Tuesday, 5 12 19 26 Tuesday, 4 11 18 25 Wednesday, 6 13 20 27 Wednesday, 5 12 19 26 Thursday, 7 14 21 28 Thursday, 6 13 20 27 Friday, 1 8 15 22 29 Friday, 7 14 21 28 Saturday, 2 9 16 23 30 Saturday, 1 8 15 22 29 July. January, 1856. Sunday, 1 8 15 22 29 Sunday, 6 13 20 27 Monday, 2 9 16 23 30 Monday, 7 14 21 28 Tuesday, 3 10 17 24 31 Tuesday, 1 8 15 22 29 Wednesday, 4 11 18 25 Wednesday, 2 9 16 23 30 Thursday, 5 12 19 26 Thursday, 3 10 17 24 31 Friday, 6 13 20 27 Friday, 4 11 18 25 Saturday, 7 14 21 28 Saturday, 5 12 19 26 August. February. Sunday, 5 12 19 26 Sunday, 3 10 17 24 Monday, 6 13 20 27 Monday, 4 11 18 25 Tuesday, 7 14 21 28 Tuesday, 5 12 19 26

Wednesday, 1 8 15 22 29 Wednesday, 6 13 20 27 Thursday, 2 9 16 23 30 Thursday, 7 14 21 28 Friday, 3 10 17 24 31 Friday, 1 8 15 22 29

Saturday, 4 1 1 18 25 Saturday, 2 9 16 23 September. March. Sunday, 2 9 16 23 30 Sunday, 2 9 16 23 30 Monday, 3 10 17 24 Monday, 3 10 17 24 31 Tuesday, 4 11 18 25 Tuesday, 4 11 18 25 Wednesday, 5 12 19 26 Wednesday, 5 12 19 26 Thursday, 6 13 20 27 Thursday, 6 13 20 27 Friday, 7 14 21 28 Friday, 7 14 21 28 Saturday, 1 8 15 22 29 Saturday, 1 8 15 22 29

O CTOBER. jApril. Sunday, 7 14 21 28 Sunday, 6 13 20 27 Monday I 8 15 22 29 Monday, 7 14 21 28 Tuesday 2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday, 1 8 15 22 29 Wednesday, 3 10 17 24 31 Wednesday, 2 9 16 23 30 Thursday, 4 11 18 25 Thursday, 3 10 17 24 Friday, 5 12 19 26 Friday, 4 11 18 25 Saturday, 6 13 20 27 Saturday 5 12 19 26 November. May. Sunday, 4 11 18 25 Sunday, 4 11 18 25 Monday, 5 12 19 26 Monday, 5 12 19 26 Tuesday, 6 13 20 27 Tuesday, 6 13 20 27 Wednesday, 7 14 21 28 Wednesday, 7 14 21 28 Thursday, 1 8 15 22 29 Thursday, 1 8 15 22 29 Friday, 2 9 16 23 30 Friday, 2 9 16 23 30 Saturday, 3 10 17 24 Saturday, 3 10 17 24 31 ZQ. TIDE T .A. IB IE , From June, 1855, till June, 1856.

The daily rising and falling of the waters of the ocean are, in general,

denominated Tides. The rising is called the Flood, or Flux ; and, when it

ceases to rise, High Water. The falling is called the Ebb, or Reflux ; and, when it ceases to fall, it is said to be Low Water. The interval between the times of High and Low Water is called a Tide. The Tides are produced by the attraction of the sun and moon, princi- pally that of the latter object. The cohesion of fluids being much less than

that of solid bodies, they more easily yield to the power of gravity ; in consequence ol which the waters immediately below the moon are drawn up in a protuberance, producing a full tide, or what is commonly called High Water, at the spot where it happens. According to this theory, you would imagine that we should have full tide only once in twenty-four hours, that

is, every time that we were below the moon ; while we find that we have two tides in the course of twenty-four hours, and that it is High Water with us and with our antipodes at the same time.

The influence of the sun on the tides is less than that of the moon ; for, observe, that the rise in consequence of the moon attracting one part of the waters more forcibly than another part. It is this inequality of attraction wh ch produces full and ebb tides. Now, the distance of the sun is so great, that the whole globe of the earth is comparatively but as a point; and the difference of its attraction for that part of the waters most under its influence, and that part least subject to it, is but trifling. No part of the waters will be much elevated above, or much depressed below, their general surface

by its action. The sun has, however, a considerable effect on the tide9 ; and increases or diminishes them as it acts in conjunction with, or in oppo- sition to the moon. The mean duration of the ebb and flow is about 12 h. 25 m., that 19 half the lunar day of 24 h. 50 M. The following Tide Table is constructed on strict scientific principles, and will be found to be as correct as the position of our river, with regard to its locality, the influence of the winds, and other diversified circumstances, either hasten or retard its natural current. These Tables are calculated for mean time, or the time shown by a well-regulated clock, reckoning from noon of each day. The Moon's Phases are calculated to civil time. The civil day begins at midnight.

ECLIPSES IN 1856.

In the year 1856 there will be two Eclipses of the Sun and two of the Moon. 1.— A total Eclipse of the Sun, April 5tb, 1856, invisible at Greenwich. Begins on the Earth generally, April 5, 3h. 44m, a.m., mean time at Greenwich. Ends on April 5th, 8h. 16m. a.m. 2.—A partial Eclipse of the Moon, April 19tb, invisible at Greenwich. 3 An angular Eclipse of the Sun, September 28th, invisible at Green- wich. 4. A partial Eclipse of the Moon, Oct. 13, visible at Greenwich. First contact with the penumbra, 8b. 23m. p.m. ; last contact with the penumbra, lh 26m. a.m., on the 14th October, mean time at Greenwich. TIDE TABLE FOR 1855.

JUNE. JULY. AUGUST.

r High Water at High Water at D. High\* ater at D. D. nock. Greenock, Greenock. of Gree of of M. M. Mor. Even. Mor. Even. Mor. Even. ___ M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. 1 2 18 2 41 1 24 45 L 51 1 16 1 42 55 2 3 4 3 28 2 1 6 1 26 2 f o 52 13 3 1 47 10 3 2 30 2 55 3 3 4 4 35 4 58 4 2 34 2 58 4 3 19 3 45 4 5 22 5 46 5 3 22 3 49 5 4 10 4 38 5 6 12 6 43 6 4 18 4 47 6 5 5 5 30 6 7 20 7 56 7 5 18 5 50 7 6 6 30 7 9 16 8 6 25 7 2 8 6 59 7 33 8 8 35 9 55 10 30 9 7- 38 8 9 9 8 2 8 32 9 59 10 8 38 9 12 10 9 8 9 41 10 10 32 10 50 11 9 42 10 9 11 10 12 10 30 11 11 27 ll 30 12 10 30 10 39 12 10 42 11 8 12 11 11 53 11 58 13 48 1 6 13 11 I 11 25 13 U 48 10 14 20 40 14 1 20 1 38 1 52 2 8 15 31 53 15 1 1 1 20 15 1 16 2 22 2 37 16 1 13 1 32 16 1 38 55 2 52 3 5 17 I 50 2 9 17 2 14 2 30 17 18 2 28 2 47 18 2 47 3 2 18 3 23 3 37 4 12 19 3 4 3 24 19 3 20 3 38 19 3 54 49 20 3 44 4 4 20 3 54 4 14 20 4 30 4 10 5 34 21 4 28 4 48 21 4 32 4 51 21 5 6 39 22 5 10 5 52 22 5 12 5 32 22 6 23 6 6 28 23 5 58 6 22 23 7 18 8 I 9 30 24 7 2 7 30 24 6 55 7 30 24 8 45 25 8 7 28 25 8 2 8 35 25 10 12 10 30 26 8 56 9 26 26 9 12 9 50 26 10 42 ll 14 6 27 9 55 10 22 27 10 23 10 30 27 11 42 54 28 10 43 10 48 28 10 54 11 22 28 30 1 18 39 29 11 37 11 40 29 11 52 19 29 1 2 20 30 2 25 30 43 1 8 30 1 59 31 1 32 1 50 31 2 41 3 2

PHASES OF THE MOON AT GREENOCK—JUNE.

Last Quarter, 7th, 48m past 7 a.m. Full Moon, 29th, 14m past 11 p.m. New Moon, 14th, 29m past 2 p.m. Perigee, ~~»~~~ 4th, p.m. p.m. First Quarter, 22d, 52m past 4 p.m. Apogee, .~~~ 19th, 6

JULY.

First Quarter, 22d, 50m past 7 a.m. Last Quaiter, 6th, 28m past 1 pm. I Full Moon, 29th, 20m past 6 a.m. New Moon, 14th, lin past 4 a.m. | 30th, i a m. 17th, 9 a.m. | Perigee, Perigee, 1st, 7 p.m | Apogee

27th, 21in past 1 p.m. Last Quaiter, 4th, 21m, past 9 p.m. I Full Moon, New Moon, Pith, 52m, past 6 p.m. Apogee, 13th, 4 p.m. Perigee, -27th, 1 a.m. First Quir., 20th, 36m past 8 p.m. j 1 TIDE TABLE FOR 1855.

SEPTEMBER. OCTOBER. NOVEMBER.

Hi gh Watei at D. D. High Water at D. High Water at 3ree lock. of of Green ock. of Greenock. M. M. M. Mor. Even. M sr. Even. M or. Even.

H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. 3 41 1 3 21 1 3 28 3 49 i 4 34 5 2 4 I 4 22 2 4 9 4 33 2 5 33 6 14 3 4 42 5 5 3 4 59 5 30 3 6 58 7 41 4 5 80 6 1 4 6 4 6 54 4 8 20 8 58 5 6 37 7 21 5 7 38 8 25 5 9 30 9 30 6 8 7 8 51 6 9 10 9 4« 6 10 20 9 58 7 9 36 10 16 7 10 19 10 30 7 10 40 10 30 8 10 30 10 45 8 10 43 11 2 8 11 10 10 58 9 II 8 11 32 9 11 20 11 38 9 11 47 10 11 53 11 10 11 53 8 10 18 36 11 26 41 11 20 36 11 50 1 7 12 57 l 10 12 50 1 3 12 1 26 1 42 13 1 23 l 40 13 1 14 1 52 2 6 14 1 50 2 4 14 2 39 3 15 2 20 2 66 15 2 20 2 36 15 3 22 3 40 16 2 48 3 4 16 2 54 3 13 16 4 13 4 44 17 3 18 3 36 17 3 33 3 55 17 5 18 5 56 18 3 52 4 14 18 4 17 4 46 18 6 42 7 22 19 4 86 5 19 5 18 6 19 8 3 8 42 20 5 SO 6 8 20 6 50 7 40 20 9 15 9 43 21 6 57 7 44 21 8 28 9 12 21 10 9 10 30 22 .8 33 9 24 22 9 45 10 14 22 10 34 10 57 23 10 2 10 30 23 10 30 10 39 23 11 22 11 44 24 10 35 U 3 24 ll 3 11 25 24 6 26 25 11 26 11 48 25 U 44 4 25 46 1 6

26 10 31 26 27 45 26 1 28 1 47

27 52 1 12 27 1 6 1 27 27 2 7 2 27

28 1 32 1 52 28 1 45 2 5 28 2 47 3 7 29 2 12 2 30 29 2 24 2 43 29 3 30 3 50 30 2 50 3 9 30 3 4 3 24 30 4 13 4 37 31 3 46 4 8

PHASES OF THE MOON AT GREENOCK—SEPTEMBER.

Last Quarter, 3d, 24m past Full 25th, past 8 a.m. | Moon, 26m 9 p.m. New Moou, 11th, 52 past 10 a.m. Apogee,~~- 9th, 7 p.m.

First Quarter, 19th, Irn past 7 a.m. | Perigee,.™*. „~~ 24th, 10 p.m.

Last Quarter, 2d, 4m past 11 p.m. Full Moon, 25th, 27m past 7 a.m. New Moon, 1 1th, 24m past 3 a.m. Apogee,^. ,~~.~~~7th, 5 p.m. First Quarter,! 8th, 38m past 3 p.m. Perigee, ~~. 23d, 2 a.m. NOVEMBER.

Last Quarter, 1st, 17m past 5 p.m. Full Moon, 23d, 51m past 7 p.m. New Moon, 9th, 31m past 7 p.m. Apogee, . „3d, 10 p.m. First Quart., 16th, 15m past 1 1 p.m. Perigee, „~*.~~ — ,«wl9th, 11 a.m. : ,

TIDE TABLE FOR 1855-56.

DECEMBER. JANUARY. FEBRUARY.

Hi ,h Water at High Water at Hi ?h Water at D. j D. D. Greeni ck. Greenock. Greenock. of of of M. M. M. Mor. Even. Mor. Even. Mor. Even.

H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M H. M. 1 1 5 5 28 1 5 30 6 24 6 44 7 20 2 5 58 6 35 2 6 £9 7 29 2 8 8 38 3 7 10 7 46 3 8 8 30 3 9 22 10 3 4 8 18 8 47 4 9 3 9 36 4 10 30 10 38 5 9 16 9 43 5 10 6 10 30 5 11 8 11 34 6 10 9 10 30 6 10 33 11 6 2 26 | 7 10 30 10 49 7 11 25 11 50 7 50 1 13 8 i 11 8 11 30 8 13 36 8 1 35 1 57 9 11 48 8 9 1 1 1 23 9 2 17 2 39 ; 10 10 30 50 10 1 46 2 8 3 3 20 11 11 30 2 54 11 3 43 4 5 ! 1 8 1 30 2 12 1 52 2 14 12 3 16 3 41 12 4 25 4 45 13 2 59 13 4 5 4 28 13 5 6 5 30 1 2 37 14 3 22 3 49 14 4 53 5 10 14 5 58 6 26 15 4 1ft 4 44 15 5 42 6 10 15 7 7 7 48 i6 5 12 5 33 16 6 40 7 14 16 8 34 9 19 17 6 15 6 50 17 7 48 8 25 17 10 4 10 30 18 7 25 7 57 18 9 2 9 43 18 10 43 11 12 19 8 32 9 5 19 10 20 10 30 19 11 38 — — 20 9 38 10 7 20 10 49 11 16 20 19 38 21 10 30 10 34 2i 11 42 9 21 55 1 13 22 10 58 U 24 22 30 50 22 1 30 1 44 23 11 49 14 23 1 12 1 28 23 1 57 2 12 24 36 57 24 1 48 2 3 24 2 26 2 41

25 1 17 1 39 25 2 21 2 30 25, 2 55 3 8 26 1 58 2 17 26 2 50 3 8 26 3 23 3 37 27 2 37 2 54 27 3 23 3 40 27 3 52 4 8 28 3 13 3 32 28 3 55 4 13 28 4 22 4 41 29 3 51 4 12 29 4 28 4 45 29 5 2 5 24 30 4 30 4 51 30 5 6 5 22 31 5 11 5 34 3! 5 45 6 10

PHASES OF THE MOON AT GREENOCK—DECEMBER. Last Quarter, 31st, 4m past 12 p.m. Last Quarter, 1st, Um past 2 p.m. | New Moon, 9th, 18m past 10 a.m. Apogee, -~~ ~~.~~Jst, 7 p ra. First Quarter, 16th, 57m past 6 a.m. Perigee,™ I4th,4a.m. Full Moon, 23d, 39m past 10 a.m. Apogee, 29th, 4 p.m.

New Moon, 7th, 17m past 11 p.m. Last Quarter. 30th, 35m past 8 a.m. First Quarter, 14th, 43 past 3 p.m. Perigee, 10th, 8 a.m. Full Moon, 22d, 29m past 3 a.m. Apogee, ,~~~.~.~~.~.~. 26th, 8 a.m. FEBRUARY.

29th, past 1 New Moon, 6th, 36m past 10 a.m. | Last Quarter, 42m a.m. First Quarter, 13th, 12m past 2 a.m. Perigee, — .7th, 1 p.m. .22d, Full, 20tb, 40m past 9 p.m. | Apogee, 7p.m. TIDE TABLE FOR 1856.

MARCH. APRIL. MAY.

D. Hi gh Water at D. High Water at D. Hi#h Water at jrreenock. jrreenock. of of Greenock. of M. M. M. M or. Even. Mor. Even. M >r. Even.

H. M. H. M H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. 1 5 52 6 27 1 9 2 9 22 1 9 32 10

2 7 12 8 2 10 1 10 30 2 10 28 10 30 3 8 48 9 38 3 10 32 10 59 3 10 52 11 14 4 10 22 10 30 4 11 23 11 46 4 il 37 11 58 5 10 52 11 20 5 5 25 5 19 42 6 11 46 10 6 46 1 6 6 1 3 1 24

7 32 54 7 I 28 1 49 7 1 46 2 6 8 1 16 1 35 8 2 6 2 28 8 2 28 2 48

9 1 56 2 15 9 2 46 3 8 9 3 10 3 33 10 2 36 2 58 10 3 28 3 50 10 3 56 4 20 11 3 17 3 SO 11 4 13 4 37 11 4 48 5 16 12 3 54 4 15 12 5 6 5 37 12 5 50 6 25 13 4 38 13 14 5 28 5 56 14 7 48 8 32 14 8 19 8 52 15 6 34 7 24 15 9 15 9 50 15 9 25 9 50 16 8 12 9 16 10 20 10 30 16 10 15 10 SO 17 9 45 10 20 17 10 44 11 4 17 10 35 10 53 18 10 30 10 55 18 11 22 11 40 18 11 11 11 29 19 11 20 11 40 19 11 56 10 19 11 48 5 20 11 59 16 20 23 36 20 22 38 21 30 43 21 52 1 8 21 66 1 12

22 1 1 13 22 1 22 1 38 22 1 30 1 48

23 1 28 I 40 23 1 52 2 8 23 2 6 2 27 24 1 54 a 8 24 2 23 2 40 24 2 46 3 8 25 2 22 2 37 25 2 58 3 16 25 3 31 3 56 26 2 50 3 4 26 3 36 3 58 26 4 22 4 52 27 8 19 3 37 27 4 22 4 50 27 5 20 5 55 28 3 5J 4 13 28 5 22 6 28 6 32 7 14 29 4 35 5 29 6 45 7 30 29 7 48 8 20 30 5 30 6 5 30 8 15 8 54 30 8 52 9 20 31 6 51 7 42 1 31 9 50 10 17

PHASES OP THE MOON AT GREENOCK—MARCH.

New Moon, 6th 39m past 8 a.m. I First Quarter, 29th, 31m past 2 p.m. First Quurter, 13th,,36m past 2z p.m. Perigee, ~v~~~»~~..v,~~v. 7th, 1 a.m. 36m p j Full Moon, 21st, past p.m. Apogee, 20th, 8 p.m. 5m 4 |

New Moon, 5th, 53m past 5 a.m. Last Quarter, 27th, 26ra past 11 p.m. First Quarter, 12th, 52m past 4 a.m. Perigee, ,~~~*~.~~„,.~~ 4th, p. m. Full Moon, 20th, 14m paBt 9a.m. Apogee, ~~»~~,~~»„.~~17th, 3 a.m. MAT.

New Moon, 4th, 42m past 2 p.m. I Full Moon, 19th, 57m past 1 1 p.m.

First Quarter, 1 1 th, 45m past p.m. Last 27tb, past 8 | Quarter, 33m 5 a.m.

Perigee, ,~~2d, 7 p.m. | Apogee,«~~14th, 6 p.m. | Perigee, ,~~30th, p.m. STKEET DIKECTOKY.

To avoid jostling in meeting—Passengers should observe the general rule, " keep to the right," that is, allow those you meet to pass on your left hand.

Abbotsford place, Roxburgh street Ann street, from Buccleuch street, southward to Cotton mill Antigua street, from Bogle street, running southwards Ardgowan street, from Nelson street to Bedford street Ardgowan street (Glebe), from Crawfurd street to Clarence st. Ardgowan square, Union street Argyle street, from West Blackhall street to George square Armadale place, head of Bank street Arthur street, from St Lawrence street to Cartsburn street Bank street, from Cathcart (street to Dempster street Baker street, from Drumfrochar road to Dellingburn square Bearhope street from Roxburgh street to Tobago street Bedford street, from Newark street to Glen Bell entry, from Dalrymple street to West breast Belville place, head of Ratho street, westward Blackhall street (East), from Rue-end street to Deer park Blackhall Street (West), from Hamilton street to Grey place Bogle street, from Rue-end street to Regent street Boyd place, 27 to 37 West Blackhall street Boyd street, from Ker street to Clarence street Breast (East), from East Quay lane to foot of William street Breast (West), continuation of East breast to West quay Brisbane street, from Nelson street to Bedford street Broad close, from Cathcart street to Shaw street Brougham street, from Grey place westward to Jardine's burn Bruce street, from Inverkip street to Roxburgh street Buchanan's close, 9 Dalrymple street Buccleuch street, from Vennel to Ann street Campbell street, from Clyde crescent to old Lime quarry Captain street, from Sir Michael street to Wellington street Carnock street, from St Andrew square to Dellingburn street Cartsburn street, from Rue-end street to Upper Ingleston Cathcart square, head of Hamilton, William, and Cathcart streets Cathcart street, from Cathcart square to East India breast Church place, from Cathcart square to Market street C STREET DIRECTORY,

Chapel street, from Bogle street to Dellingburn street Clarence street, from Roslin street to Old West manse Charles street, from Vennel to Dalrymple street Clyde crescent, from East Clyde street to Forsyth street Cowgate street, from Vennel to Market street Crawfurd street (East), head of Ratho street southward Crawfurd Street (West), from Charles street to Boyd street Cross-shore street, from Cathcart street to Mid breast Customhouse place, back of Customhouse, and foot of East Quay lane Dalrymple street, from Shaw street to Nicholson street Dellingburn street, from Rue-end street to Baker street Dellingburn square, foot of Baker street Dempster street, from Bank street running westward Dock breast, from Customhouse place to East India breast Donald's court, near East India breast, east end of Cathcart si. Drummer's close, 5 Dalrymple street Drumfrochar road, from Baker street to Drumfrochar Duncan street, from Roxburgh street to East Shaw street East Clyde street, from Ropework street to Clyde crescent East India breast, from Dock breast to East India quay East India quay from Rue-end street to East harbour East Quay lane, from Cathcart street to East breast Eldon street, from Jardine's burn, running westward to Gourock road Factory lane, from Kirk street to Ropework street Finnart street, from Nelson street to Bedford street Forsyth street, from Clyde crescent to Finnart Fox street, from Seafield to Finnart road Garvel park, East Hamilton street George square, head of Kilblain street Gipsy lane, from Brougham street to Union street Grey place, west end West Blackhall street Hamilton street, from Cathcart square to West Blackhall street Hamilton street (East), from Main street, Crawfordsdyke, to Port-Glasgow road Harvie lane, from Hamilton street to Dalrymple street Highland close, from Cathcart street to Shaw street Hill street, from Regent street to Drumfrochar road Hillend street, from Thomas street to Belville place Holmscroft street, from Williamson street to Trafalgar street Hope place, Lyle street Houston street, from West Stewart street to Campbell street Hyde park, Belville place Ingleston (Upper), at head of Cartsburn street Inverkip street, from Vennel to Williamson street Jamaica street, from West Blackhall street to Union street Jane place, north and south side of Thomas street John street, from Stanners street to St Lawrence street Johnstone street, from Union street to West Clyde street Kelly street, from West Stewart street to Ford STREET DIRECTORY.

Ker street, from West Blackhall street to Boyd street Kilblain street, from Vermel to George square Kirk street, from Roslin street to "West Church burying-ground Laird street, from West Blackhall street to West burying-ground Lindsay's lane, from West Quay lane to Vennel Longwell close, from 44 Cathcart street to Shaw street Lyle street, from Lynedoch street running eastward Lynedoch street, from Waterloo place to Drumfrochar road Macknight street, continuation of St Lawrence street from Ratho street Madeira street, from Brisbane street to Eldon street Main street, Crawfordsdyke, from Rue-end street to East Hamil- ton street Manse lane, from Hamilton street to Market street Mansion-house lane, from Cathcart street to Lynedoch street Margaret street, from Seafield to Union street Market street, from Church place to Tobago street Maxwell street, from Newark street to Eldon street Mearns street, from Regent street to Dempster street Melville court 31 Hamilton street Mount lane, from Regent street to Wellington street Mount Pleasant street, west end of Inverkip street southward Nelson street, from George square to Brachelston toll Nelson street (Glebe), from Crawfurd street to Clarence street Newton street, from Nelson street eastward New Dock lane, from East Quay lane to Dock breast Newark street, from Jardine's burn to Drums brae Nicholson street, from Nelson street to Ropework street Open shore, from Shaw street to New Dock head Patrick street, from Finnart street to West Clyde street Port-Glasgow road, from East Hamilton street to Port-Glasgow Princes street, from Inverkip street to Nelson street Ratho street, from East Hamilton street to Belville street Regent street, from Dellingburn square to Ann street Robertson street, from Brougham street to Finnart street Roseneath street, from Clyde street towards Mariners' Asylum Ropework street, from Dalrymple street to Clyde street Roslin street, from Crawfurd street to Clarence street Roxburgh street, from Bank street to Inverkip street Rue-end street, from Cathcart street to Cartsburn bridge St Andrew street, from Rue-end street southward St Andrew square, from Springkell street to Carnock street St Lawrence street, from John street to Ratho street Salmon street, north-west side of Inverkip street (No. 32.) Shannon's close, from Shaw street to East breast Shaw street, from Dalrymple street to Rue-end street Shaw street (East), from Ann street to Nelson street Sir Michael street, from Vennel to Captain street Smith's lane, from Watson's lane to Market street Springkell street, from Cartsburn to St Andrew square S tanners street, from Main street, Cartsdyke, to John street STREET DIRECTORY.

Steamboat Quay, east and west of Customhouse and Excise Buildings Stewart street (East), from Rue-end street to Iron foundery Stewart street (West), from West Burn street to Houston st. Sugarhouse lane, from Vennel to Dalrymple street Taylor's close, from Hamilton street to Dalrymple street Thomas street, from East Hamilton street westward Tobago street, from Inverkip street to Market street Trafalgar street, from Shaw place to Roxburgh street Under crescent, from John street to St Lawrence street Union court, 43 Dalrymple street Union street, from George square to Newark street Vennel, from Inverkip street to West breast Victoria place, 7 West Blackhall street Virginia street, from Chapel street to East India breast Waterloo place, west of Mansion-house Watt street, from Nelson street to Kelly street Watt place, south side of Cathcart street Watson's lane, from Hamilton street to Vennel Wellington court 8 Cathcart square Wellington street, from Williamson street to Ann street West Burn street, from Kilblain street to Dalrymple street West Clyde street, from Clyde crescent to Whitforeland point West Quay lane, from Dalrymple street to West quay West quay, from foot of West quay lane eastward William street, from Cathcart square to East and West Breast Williamson street, from head of Inverkip street, southward Whiteforeland point, near the Battery York street, from Crawford street to Clarence street POST-OFFICE

GREENOCK DIRECTOR Y.

ADAM Alexander, cooper, 21 Ann Street Adam Archibald, merchant and shipowner, 1 Cathcart street. House, 28 Eldon street Adam David, watchman, 3 Arthur street Adam Donald, of Adam & Hall House, 43 Crawfurd st Adam George, measurer, 1 Cathcart street. House, 2 Shaw place Adam & Hall, smiths and boilermakers, 19 Cathcart st Adam James, grocer, 7 East Shaw street Adam John, chamberlain, Town Hall Buildings, 6 Hamilton street. House, Holljbank, Eldon street Adam John, cutler, 2 Sir Michael street Adam John, labourer, Overton Adam Robert, carpenter, 7 John street Adam Robert, mason, 97 Regent street Adam William, mason, 23 East Shaw street Adam William & Co., plumbers and coppersmiths, 3 Dock breast Adam William, of William Adam & Co, House, Mount Pleasant Adam Miss H., grocer, 20 Ann street ADAMS Alexander, labourer, 13 John street Adams James, slater, 4 Sir Michael street Adams John, accountant, Provident Bank. House, 7 Kelly street Adams William D., saddler, 19 Cathcart st. House, 13 Hope place, Antigua street Adams William, deep sea pilot, 65 Rue-end street c2 DIRECTORY.

Adams Mrs John, saddler, 19 Cathcart street. Efouse, 13, Hope place, Antigua street ADAMSON William, boot and shoe maker, 7 West breast. House do. ADVERTISER Office (Greenock), 29 Hamilton st CRATED Water Co., 6 Charles street, and 5 Kil- blain street ADDIS James, mariner, 14 East Shaw street AGNEW Alexander, joiner and house factor, 15 Cross- shore street. House, Mount Park Agnew Alexander, joiner, 18 Cathcart street Agnew Anderson, mason, 20 Hamilton street Agnew Robert, carpenter, 13 St Lawrence street AIKENHEAD John, labourer, 15 Stanners street AIKMAN Thomas, engineer, Mount place, Holms- croft street AIRD John, smith, 7 Nicholson street AITKEN Andrew, watchmaker and jeweller, 3 Ha- milton street. House, 13 Brougham street Aitken James, of Lang & Aitken. House, 23 Lynedoch street Aitken James, carpenter, 7 East Quay lane Aitken J. & J., hosiers, 30 West Burn street Aitken John, pie baker, 15 Tobago street Aitken John, bleacher, M'Kelvie's buildings, Duncan st Aitken Robert, candle manufacturer, 15 Charles street. House, 31 Brougham street Aitken Thomas, timber merchant, 62 Regent street Aitken William, mason, 7 Sir Michael street Aitken Miss Janet, dressmaker, 28 West Blackhall st Aitken Mrs John, 28 West Blackhall street Aitken Mrs Janet, 13 Hope place, Antigua street Aitken Mrs Peter, 11 West Stewart street ALEXANDER Alexander, pilot, 1 Ardgowan street, Glebe Alexander Angus, sailmaker, 11 Antigua street Alexander Archibald, shipmaster, 13 Mearns street Alexander D. C. watch and clockmaker, jeweller and engraver, 22 Sugarhouse lane. House, do. Alexander James, carter, 9 Crawfurd street Alexander James, merchant and commission agent, 1 Union court, West Quay head. House, 2 Patrick st DIRECTORY.

Alexander James G. , druggist, 9 West Blackhall street. House, above shop, 23 Nicholson street Alexander James, boilermaker, 3 Arthur street Alexander John, labourer, 42 Innerkip street Alexander John, carpenter, 16 Bearhope street Alexander Matthew, 43 Crawfurd street Alexander Matthew, labourer, 8 Ann street Alexander Matthew, sugar baker, 6 Bruce street Alexander Robert, joiner, 7 Under crescent Alexander Robert, sailmaker, 23 Sir Michael street Alexander Robert, engineer, 17 Bearhope street Alexander William, cooper, 1 Regent street Alexander William, brassfounder, 66 Roxburgh street Alexander William, mariner, 5 Cowgate street Alexander Miss Agnes, dressmaker, 13 West Black- hall street Alexander Miss Margaret, 33 Brougham street Alexander Mrs, grocer, 1 1 Main street, Cartsdyke Alexander Mrs John, 2 Jamaica street Alexander Mrs John, feuar, 33 Brougham street Alexander Mrs William, lodgings, 33 Cathcart street Alexander Mrs, farmer, Bogston Alexander Mrs, dealer, i Crawfurd street Alexander Mrs Thomas, 33 Ann street ALGIE Andrew, grocer, 12 Hamilton street Algie James, grocer, 7 East Quay lane and 24 Shaw st Algie Matthew, grocer, 17 Cathcart street. House, 1 Roxburgh street ALLAN Alexander, carpenter, Lyle'sland, Back walks Allan Arthur P., shipmaster, E wing's buildings, Rue- end street Allan Edward, fishmonger, 25 Charles street Allan George, jr., smith and brassfounder, 12 Spring- kell street. House, 1 St Andrew's square Allan George & Sons, iron manufacturers, Clyde forge, Port-Glasgow road Allan George, of George Allan & Sons. House, Oakfield Allan George, tobacconist, 23 Dalrymple street. House, 4 Mearns street. Allan, George, smith, 55 Shaw street Allan James, clerk, Post Office Allan James, carpenter, 44 Inverkip street DIRECTORY.

Allan James, sailmaker, 13 Nicolson street Allan James, foreman smith, Gas Works, 22 West Blackhall street Allan Neil, sailmaker, 39 Ann street

Allan J. & Laurie, carvers and gilders, 54 Rue-end st. House, 56 Shaw street Allan James, farmer, Ladjburn Allan Robert, tobacconist, 23 Dalrvmple street. House 4 Mearns street Allan Robert, of George Allan

AMOS Mrs, 37 West Blackhall street ANDERSON Alexander, grocer, 34 Hamilton street. House, 13 West Stewart street Anderson Andrew, agent for Union Bank of Scotland. House, 8 George square Anderson Archibald, carpenter, 7 Market street street Anderson Daniel, joiner 9 7 Bruce Anderson David, engineer, 7 West Breast Anderson David, carter, Overton Anderson George, carpenter, Bogston Anderson Henry, engineer, Ingleston road Anderson Hugh, hosiery, glove and trimming warehouse, 38 Hamilton street. House, 23 Brougham street Anderson James, watchmaker, 20 Ann street Anderson James, engineer, 12 Springkell street Anderson James, carter, Lyle's land, Back walks Anderson James, engineer, 6 John street Andersen James, joiner, 76 Roxburgh street Anderson James, shopman, 38 West Burn street Anderson John, mariner, Lyle's land, Back walks Anderson John, joiner, 3 Cowgate street Anderson John, carpenter, 2 Union court, Dalrymple street Anderson, John, labourer, 6 Smith's lane Anderson John, smith, 59 Main street, Cartsdyke Anderson John, engineer, 11 St Andrew street Anderson Matthew, boiler maker, 9 Arthur street Anderson Neil, grocer, 44 Inverkip street. House, do. Anderson, Orr & Co., sugar refiners, Berry-yards, head of Lynedoch street Anderson Peter, joiner, 94 East Hamilton street Anderson Peter, cabinetmaker, 3 Salmon street Anderson Quintin L., of Scott & Anderson, House, 28 Nelson street, west Anderson Richard, shipmaster, 3 East Stewart street Anderson Thomas, slater and slate merchant, 7 East India breast. House, 1 Regent street Anderson William, grain merchant and wholesale grocer. Ofiice, Watt place. Stores, Customhouse place. House, 4 Mearns street Anderson William, carpenter, Lyle's land, Back walks 10 DIRECTORY.

Anderson William, general grocer, 29 Cathcart street and 68 Vennel. House, 4 Mearns street Anderson William, sharper, Drumfrochar road Anderson William, engineer, 43 Ann street Anderson William, hosier, 40 Cathcart street Anderson William, smith, 13 Charles street Anderson Miss, lodgings, 33 Cartsburn street Anderson Miss, lodgings, 11 Market street Anderson Miss, 32 Nicholson street Anderson Mrs A,, 6 Watt street Anderson Mrs, 9 Crawfurd street Anderson Mrs John, feuar, 3 St Andrew street Anderson Mrs John, spirit dealer, 9 Rue-end street Anderson Mrs, 28 Nelson street, west ANDREW David, engineer, Ingleston road Andrew James, rigger, 20 Cathcart street Andrew James, 65 Roxburgh street Andrew John, ropespinner, 4 Tobago street Andrew John, flesher, 13 Cathcart street. House, do. Andrew John, smith, 51 Main street, Cartsdyke Andrew Robert, carpenter, 6 Ann street Andrew Robert, baker, 47 Ann street Andrew Thomas, ropemaker, 10 East Shaw street Andrew Thomas, carter, 22 Cartsburn street Andrew William, baker, 31 Sir Michael street Andrew Misses, dressmakers, 36 West Burn street ANGUS Duncan, painter, 35 Cathcart street Angus Mrs, egg dealer, 13 Charles street Angus Mrs George, spirit dealer, 4 Shaw street Angus Robert, of Ewing, Angus & Co. House, 8 Brougham street APOTHECARIES' Hall (Greenock), 28 Hamilton st Apothecaries' Hall (New), 18 Hamilton street ARBUCKLE G. & M., fleshers, 1 Albert place, West Blackhall street Arbuckle George, of G, & M. Arbuckle. House, 23 Clarence street Arbuckle James & Co., tanners, 5 Cartsburn street Arbuckle James, of James Arbuckle & Co. House, 6 East Blackhall street

Arbuckle John, grocer and spiritdealer, 34 Shaw st. House, do. DIRECTORY. 11

Arbuckle James, letter-carrier, P O., 18 Market st Arbuckle Matthew, of G. & M. Arbuckle. House, 14 Kelly street ARBUTHNOT Mrs Elizabeth, flesher, 1 Stanners st. House, 2 Rue-end street ARCHIBALD Alexander, shipmaster, 20 Mearns st Archibald & Crawford, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 2 West Blackhall street Archibald William, of Archibald & Crawford. House, 21 Sir Michael street Archibald Mrs, oufittter, Anderson place, Cathcart st Archibald Mrs, 8 Inverkip street ARKLEY Arthur, cooper, 32 Regent street Arkley Arthur, tidewaiter, 32 Regent street Arkley David, deep-sea pilot, 3 Shannon's close Arkley James, boat builder, 37 Rue-end street Arkley Miss, lodgings, 13 Hamilton street Arkley Mrs, 1 Dellingburn street Arkley Mrs Robert, lodgings, 3 Bank street Arkley Mrs Thomas, 38 West Stewart street ARMITAGE William, wool sorter, Broomhill, Ann st ARMOUR Alexander, shoemaker, 4 Sir Michael st Armour Duncan, shoemaker, 6 West Stewart street Amour George, shoemaker, 36 Hamilton street. House, 25 Crawfurd street Armour John, joiner, 13 East Quay lane Armour Joseph, labourer, 30 Sugarhouse lane Armour Matthew, shoemaker, 11 Charles street Armour William, sawyer, 48 Nelson street, west Armour William, coppersmith, 28 Charles street Armour Mrs, 25 Charles street ARMSTRONG John, joiner, 59 Rue-end street Armstrong Walter, smith, Drumfrochar road ARNOT Andrew, lodgings, 24 Market street ARROL William, provision dealer, 58 Vennel Arrol William, grocer, 5 Vennel Arrol Mrs, lodgings, 19 Shaw street ARTHUR Robert, joiner, 40 Dalrymple street Arthur Thomas, manager of Poynter's works, 17 Baker street Arthur William, carter, 4 Watt street ASH George, sheriff-officer, 1 Bank street. House, do. 12 DIRECTORY-

ASSEMBLY Booms, 29 Cathcart street ATKINS Robt., depute harbour master, 20 Mearns st Atkins Mrs T., mangier, 30 West Blackhall street ATKINSON John, coachman, 1 York street AUCHINLECK & Chalmers, smiths and bell hangers, 51 High Vennel AULD Charles, physician, 3 Bank street. House, 5 Houston street Auld Hamilton, shipmaster, 5 Abbotsford place, Rox- burgh street

Auld Josiah, teacher, class rooms, 20 West Stewart st. House, 24 Nicholson street Auld Mrs, lodgings, 6 West Stewart street

BAILLIE James, clothier and oilskin maker, 42 Shaw street Baillie William, mariner, 62 Vennel BAIN George, market gardener, 3 Ann street Bain James, joiner, 21 Main street, Cartsdyke Bain James, gardener, East Blackhall street Bain John, boilermaker, 9 Arthur street Bain John, flesher, 8 East Shaw street Bain John, cooper, 4 Factory lane Bain Thomas, sawyer, Lyle's land, Back walks Bain Walter, cooper, 13 Bearhope street Bain William, joiner, 19 Shaw street Bain Mrs, 38 Sir Michael street Bain Mrs James, feuar, 1 Duncan street Bain Mrs, lodgings, 1 Kilblain street BAINE & Johnston, merchants, 5 West Blackhall st. Baine William, foreman ropemaker, 10 Laird street Baine William, tailor, 13 Bearhope street BAIRD Adam, labourer, 2 Cowgate street Baird James, surveyor of buildings, 25 West Burn st, Baird James F,, boot and shoemaker, 12 Tobago street Baird John J., of Robert Baird & Son. House, 84 Regent street Baird Robert A., bookseller and stationer, 41 Cathcart street. House head of Ann street DIRECTORY. 13

Baird Robert, gardener, 13 West Blackhall st. House, do. Baird Robert & Son, iron, coal, and lime merchants, 56 Rue-end street Baird Robert, brassfounder, 7 Under Crescent Baird John, gardener, 7 Eldon street Baird William, of Robert Baird & Son. House, 21 Patrick street Baird Mrs, lodgings, 32 Sugarhouse lane BAKERS' House of Call, 8 Market street Bakers' Mill Co., millers and flour merchants, Baker street Baker Vashon Capt., R.N., inspector commander coast guard, 13 Union street BALDERSTON David, merchant, 69 Regent street BALFOUR John, spirit dealer, 13 Cartsburn street B ALLANTINE George, spirit dealer, 33 Vennel Ballantine James, of Greenock Distillery Co. House, 7 Houston street Ballantine William, carter, 13 John street BALLING ALL Peter, Armadale place, Mount park BANK of Scotland, 47 Cathcart street BANKS Alexander, carpenter, 30 Market street Banks John, missionary, 32 Inverkip street Banks Mrs John, milliner, 32 Inverkip street Banks Mrs Thomas, spirit dealer, 55 Vennel BAMBOROUGH Thomas, smith, 12 Inverkip street BANNATYNE Robert, spirit dealer, 10 Ropework street Bannatyne Miss, 11 Grey Place BANNIGAN John, general dealer. Store, 45 Shaw street. House, 42 do. BAPTIST Chapel, 35 West Burn street Baptist Chapel, Mechanics' Hall, 11 Sir Michael st, BARBOUR Archibald, boatman, 7 West breast Barbour Ephraim, weigher, 7 Bearhope street Barbour John, farmer, Drumfrochar Barbour Thomas, skipper, 4 Mansion house lane Barbour Mrs Thomas, keeper, 1 Duncan street BARCLAY John, of Blair So Barclay. House, 4 Tobago street Barclay John, plumber, 58 Vennel 14 DIRECTORY,

Barclay John, shoemaker, 28 Inverkip street Barclay Robert, tanner, Ladyburn Barclay William, ropemaker, 5 Bearhope street Barclay Mrs Alexander, clothes dresser, 58 Vennel BARNES Charles, broker, 2 Taylor's close BARNARD James, contractor, 18 Union street BARR Alexander, joiner, Lyle's land, Back walks Barr Alexander, brassfounder, 5 Lynedoch street Barr Archibald, sawyer, 9 John street Barr Charles, shooting saloon keeper, Harvie lane Barr Charles, riveter, 56 Dalrymple street Barr James, carter, Lyle's land, Back walks Barr James, cooper, 18 Sir Michael street Barr James, farmer, East Berry-yards Barr James, gardener, 41 Union street Barr John, cooper, 39 Hamilton street Barr John, gardener, 25 West Blackball street. House, 48 Nelson street, west Barr Robert, gardener, 48 Nelson street, west Barr Mrs Robert, spirit dealer, 12 East India breast. House, do. Barr Mrs, lodgings, 10 St Andrew's street Barr Mrs James, lodgings, 1 Stanners street BARRIE John, boatman, 16 Cathcart street BASKFIELD Josiah, potter, Clyde Pottery BARRON Philip, painter, 50 Shaw street BARWICK Henry, 19 Sugarhouse lane BATHGATE Charles, char burner, 72 Roxburgh st. BAXTER Alexander, 4 Smith's lane Baxter Archibald, blacksmith, 39 Dalrymple street Baxter David, engineer, 4 John street Baxter Duncan, feuar, 22 Market street Baxter John, labourer, 17 Tobago street Baxter Malcolm, carpenter, 2 William street Baxter Robert, fish curer and feuar, 6 Kilblain street Baxter William, grocer, 11 Market street Baxter Mrs Duncan, lodgings, 63 Rue-end street Baxter Mrs E., spirit dealer, St Andrew square Baxter Mrs Grace, lodgings, 41 Main street, Cartsdyke Baxter Mrs, 69 Vennel BEAR George, weigher, 3 Bruce street BE A TIE Charles, boiler maker, 5 John street DIRECTORY. 15

BEATON Alexander, sugar baker, 2 Oawfurd street Beaton Alexander, labourer, 5 Ardgowan street, Glebe Beaton Archibald, carpenter, 3 Salmon street Beaton John, labourer, 41 Hamilton street Beaton John, gardener, 50 Eldon street Beaton Peter, carter, 4 Sugarhouse lane BEATSON John, nailmaker, 5 Market street BEGG Miss J., 8 Ardgowan street BEITH Duncan, sailmaker, 97 Regent street Beith James, flesher, 17 Hamilton street. House, 22 Sugarhouse lane Beith James, foreman cooper, 35 Nicholson street Beith Thomas, grocer, 1 1 Gartsburn street. House, 25 Arthur street Beith Miss Jean, tailoress, 6 Dalrymple street BELL Alexander, spirit dealer, 34 Dalrymple street Bell Archibald, labourer, 3 Shannon's close Bell Duncan, ropespinner, 20 Inverkip street Bell Francis, wine and spirit merchant, 11 Hamilton street. House, 79 Roxburgh street Bell Hugh, grocer, 55 Shaw street, House, 43 Ann st Bell James, mariner, Highlanders' Academy Bell James, teacher, 8 Smith's lane Bell James, plumber, 8 Antigua street Bell John, baker, 36 Dalrymple street. House, do. Bell John, teacher, 8 Broad close Bell John, grocer and provision merchant, 13 West Blackhall street. House, do. Bell John, labourer, 8 Market street Bell John, sawyer, 32 Inverkip street Bell Peter & Co., plumbers, 10 East India breast. House, 4 Lyle street Bell Robert C, physician, 38 Eldon street Bell Robert, labourer, 26 Cartsburn street Bell Mrs George, 6 Trafalgar street BENHAM James, agent for steamers " Lady Bris- bane," and " Lady Kelburne," 22 Shaw street BENNET James, brassfounder, 19 Arthur street Bennet Thomas, engineer, 16 Roxburgh street BENisON John, seamen, 10 West breast. Benson Robert, rigger, 1 Lyle street Benson William, shipmaster, 4 Lyle street 16 DIRECTORY.

Benson William, rigger, 17 Lynedoch street BENZIE J., clothier and outfitter, 19 Cathcart street and 6 East breast. House, 2 Mearns street BEVELL James, smith, 6 Smith's lane BEVE RIDGE James, cooper, 9 Argjle street Beveridge James, gardener, 17 Nicholson street Beveridge James, smith, 15 Baker street Beveridge William, labourer, Watt street Beveridge William, smith, Armadale buildings, Back walks BIGHAM David, spirit dealer, 32 Charles street BINNIE Alexander, carpenter, 11 St Lawrence street Binnie Robert, of M* Arthur & Binnie, Ralston, near Paisley BIRNIE Mrs, 63 Regent street BIRKMYRE Henry, clerk, 13 Lynedoch street Birkmyre William, engineer, 10 Baker street BLACK Alexander L„ shipmaster, 9 Antigua street Black & Anderson, joiners, 21 West Blackhall street, and 24 West Stewart street Black Andrew I., of P. & A. Black. House, 1 Mearns street Black Allan, porter, 57 Shaw street Black Archibald, carpenter, 11 Nicholson street Black Angus, carpenter, 34 Dalrymple street Black Archd., cattle dealer, Overton Black Daniel, grocer, 35 Shaw street Black Daniel, carpenter, 19 Sir Michael street Black Daniel, cabinetmaker, 33 East Shaw street Black Daniel, boilermaker, Ingleston road Black Dugald, watchman, 4 Factory lane, Glebe Black George, carpenter, Lyle's land, Back walks Black James, carpenter, 63 Main street, Cartsdyke Black James, engineer, 22 Cartsburn street Black James, of Black & Anderson. House, 13 West Stewart street Black John, queen's porter, 29 Market street Black John & Sons, writers, Anderson place, Cathcart street Black John, of John Black & Son. House, 1 Mearns street Black John, grocer, 10 Cross-shore street .

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Black John, jun., of John Black & Son. House, 4 Trafalgar street Black John^ mariner, 45 Cathcart street Black P. & A.., brewers and maltsters, Holmscroft brewery, Captain street Black P. M., of P. & A. Black. House, 1 Mearns street Black Robert, 1 Main street, Cartsdyke Black William, clerk, 9 Bruce street Black Miss Jane, lodgings, 2§ Charles street Black Miss, feuar, 2 Buceleuch street Black Mrs James, librarian of the Greenock Library, Watt monument, 9 Union street Black Mrs, 39 Ann street Black Catherine, huckster, 47 Dalrymple street ^ Black Mrs, lodgings, 20 Sugarhouse lane Black Mrs, lodgings, 5 Dellingburn street BLACKSTOCK James, labourer, 3 Bruce street BLAKE John, engineer, Upper crescent BLACKWBLL A. W., tide waiter, Armadale buildings, Back Walks BL&IKIE William, engineer, Ingleston road BLACKBURN Miss, 7 Brisbane street BLACKLOCK Mrs, 13 West Stewart street BLACKWOOD John, carter, 21 Lynedoch street BLAIR Alexander, watchmaker and jeweller, 14 Hamilton street. House, 12 Bogle street Blair Alexander, spirit dealer, 12 Bogle street. House do. Blair Archd., governor, Poor-house, Captain street Blair & Barclay, joiners and glaziers, 10 Cross-shore street Blair Archibald, of Blair & Barclay, 3 Market street Blair Archibald, painter, 30 Inverkip street Blair Archibald, labourer, 9 Under crescent Blair & Allison, linen and woollen drapers, clothiers, &c, 6 Hamilton street Blair David, baker, 45 Cathcart street. House, do. Blair George, merchant, Ford cottage, Patrick street Blair Hugh, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Bell entry. House, 21 Lynedoch street Blair Hugh, shoemaker, 33 Cathcart street d2 18 DIRECTORY.

Blair Hugh, slademan, 66 Vermel Blair James, carter, Ingleston road Blair James & Son, wine and spirit merchants, 5 Cus- tomhouse place. House, 2 Watt place. Blair John, rigger, 16 Tobago street Blair John, tailor, 24 Tobago street Blair John, carter, 15 Arthur street Blair John, baker, 34 East Shaw street Blair John, tinsmith, 7 Broad close Blair John, joiner, 34 Regent street Blair Joseph, printer, and publisher of the Greenock Herald and General Advertiser newspaper, 40 Cath- cart street. House, 2 Watt place Blair Matthew, potato merchant, 7 Market street Blair Peter, 38 Eldon street Blair, Reid & Steele, sugar refiners, Ingleston Blair Richard, engineer, 7 Tobago street Blair Robert, cabinetmaker upholsterer, and house factor, 7 Victoria Buildings, West Blackhall street. House, 25 Kelly street Blair Robert, of Blair, Reid & Steele, House, 42 Union street Blair Robert, joiner, 23 Ljnedoch street Blair Robert, writer and procurator fiscal for the county, 5 Hamilton street. House, 81 Rpgent st Blair Thomas, bootmaker, 26 West Burn st. House, 28 do. Blair Thomas, smith, 7 Under crescent Blair Thomas, plumber, 25 Vennel Blair Miss, teacher, 11 Cartsburn street BLANKIN Mrs, lodgings, 4 St Andrew's square BLENC H John G., officer of Inland Revenue, 1 1 Bear- hope street BLUE Alexander, labourer, 3 Crawfurd street Blue Dugald, labourer, 13 Ropework street Blue James, engineer, Lyle's land, Back walks Blue John, spirit dealer, 8 Charles street Blue Neil, carpenter, 19 Shaw street Blue Donald, cooper, 42 lnverkip street BO AG Andrew, cooper, 15 Kilblain street Boag Andrew, writer, 8 Cathcart square, House, Holland cottage, 12 Jamaica street DIRECTORY. 19

Boag James, brassfounder, 1 Regent street Boag James, slater, 7 Market street Boag John, plumber, 3 Hamilton street Boag Peter, millwright, 5 Lynedoch street Boag .Robert, smith, tool and sugar mould manufacturer, Golden Bull entry, 55 Shaw street. House, 12 Jamaica street Boag Thomas, smith, ironmonger, and grate maker, 7 West Blackhall street. House, 16 Kelly street Boag Walter, late shipmaster, Finnart Boag Mrs John, feuar, 12 Jamaica street Boag Mrs, farmer, Craigie Knowes BOGAN Bernard, wire worker, 71 Vennel BOLL John, mason, 13 Nicholson street BOLTOF Thophius, school master, 14 Cathcart street BONE James, carter, 36 Sir Michael street Bone William, of Foulds & Bone. House, 15 West Stewart street BONAR Rev, J. J., minister of St Andrew's Free Church. House, Ardgowan street Bonnar & Cameron, house painters, 2 Watt place Bonnar Dundas, of Bonnar & Cameron, House, 6 Nelson street BORLAND David, turner, Brachelston toll Borland John, town missionary, 6 Antigua street Borland J. C, temperance hotel keeper, 24 Cathcart street. House do. BORTHWICK William, joiner, 30 Sir Michael st Borthwick Mrs John, gardener and fruiterer, 10 Ham- ilton street. Garden and nursery, 45 Regent st BOSWELL James, potter, Clyde Pottery BOUCKLES Thomas, Customhouse boatman, 27 Vennel BOURNE John & Co, iron shipbuilders, Port-Glas- gow road BOWERS Alexander, carpenter, 63 Rue-end street Bowers Andrew, flesher, 9 Cowgate street Bowers John, joiner, 14 John street Bowers William, mariner, 9 Cowgate street Bowers Mrs, 9 Cowgate street BOWERBANK John, basket maker, 65 Dalrymple st BOWIE Robert, labourer, 1 Arthur street 20 DIRECTORY.

BOWLING Green and curling dam, Ardgowan square BOWMAN John, shoemaker, 53 Inverkip street Bowman Peter, 9 Crawfurd street Bowman Misses, teachers, 9 Crawfurd street BOYCE Edward, spirit dealer, 31 Shaw street BOYD Andrew, late shipmaster, 41 Union street Bojd Daniel, engineer, Lyle's land, Back walks Bojd David, labourer, 6 Roslin street Bojd James, labourer, 7 Smith's lane Bojd James, carpenter, 3 East Stewart street Bojd James, labourer, 32 Ann street Bojd John, ginger beer brewer, 5 Ann street Bojd Jchnston, 12 Nicholson street Bojd Richard, smith, 7 Under crescent Bojd Robert, weaver, 17 Bearhope street Bojd Robert, carpenter, 10 William street Bojd Robert, captain, 82 Regent street Bojd William, joiner, 28 Roxburgh street Bojd Win., grocer and provision dealer, 28 Tobago st Bojd Miss, 6 Bruce street Bojd Miss, dressmaker, 13 West Blackhall street Bojd Miss, feuar, 4 Smith's lane Bojd Mrs, 6, Roslin street Bojd Mrs, 5 William street BOYLE Alexander, carpenter, 17 John street Bojle David, tidewaifer, 2 Tobago street

Bojle James, butter and egg merchant, 26 Market st. House, do. Bojle William, boilermaker. 4 Manse lane Bojle Mrs James, grocer, 5 Vennel Bojle Mrs, lodgings, 29 Vennel BOYS Lieut. George S., Commander H.M. ship Athol, Naval rendezvous 5 West breast BRADLEY George, hatter and cap manufacturer, 31 Cathcart street Bradlej Mrs, 2 Tobago street BRADSHAW Miss, sempstress, 11 York street BRAMER Samuel, moulder, Cljde Potterj BRANNAGAN John, grocer and provision store, 32 Vennel BRECKENRIDGE Thomas, cabinetmaker, 15 West Blackhall street. House, do. DIRECTORY. 21

BRECKEY John, mariner, 35 Vennel BRBNNAN John, broker, 1 Sir Michael street. House, do, BRIDIE James, shipmaster, 12 Brisbane street BRISBANE Mrs Thomas, Lillybank cottage, 2 Fox street, Low Gourock road BRISLAN Peter, boilermaker, Upper crescent BRITISH Telegraph Company, 32 Cathcart street. Head office, 43 Regent Circus, Piccadilly, London BROADFOOT James, of Douglas and Broadfoot. House, 8 Ardgowan street Broadfoot William, farmer, High and Low Craigs Broadfoot Robert, druggist, 29 Sugarhouse lane Broadfoot Mrs Hugh, 4 Nelson street, Glebe BRODLEY John, spiritdealer, 9 East breast. Ho., do. BROABLEY William, broker, 12 Vennel BROCK Archibald, engineer, Ingleston BRODIB Archibald, joiner, 40 Inverkip street Brodie Crawford, railway porter, 7 Cathcart street Brodie Daniel, painter, 23 Vennel Brodie Dugald, tailor, 1 Charles street Brodie George, coal merchant, 28 Vennel. House, 22 Cathcart street Brodie James, turner, 2 John street Brodie John, skipper, 37 Crawfurd street Brodie John, baker, 45 Hamilton street. House, do, Brodie John, tailor and clothier, 22 Cathcart street. House, do. Brodie John, boot and shoemaker, 8 William street. House, do. Brodie Robert, police officer, 7 Market street Brodie Samuel, smith, 22 Cathcart street Brodie Mrs Isabella, lodgings, 19 Shaw street Brodie Mrs John, 23 Vennel BROGAN James, huckster, 26 Vennel BROTCHIE Donald, chaplain to seamen, Seamen's chapel. House, 24 Bank street BROTHERS Mrs Samuel, spiritdealer, 2 East breast BROUN Neil, merchant, 2 Cathcart street. House, 2 Ardgowan square BROWN Alexander, hairdresser and perfumer, 2 Cathcart square 22 DIRECTORY.

Brown Angus, carpenter, 12 St Lawrence street Brown Archibald, carpenter, 39 Main street, Cartsdyka Brown Archibald, of Macfarlane, Brown fy Co. House, 23 Lynedock street Brown Daniel, carpenter, 44 Vennel Brown Daniel, foreman tinsmith, 45 Cathcart street Brown Duncan, candlemaker, 9 Orawfurd street Brown Duncan, Garrick Tavern, 42 Cathcart street. House do, Brown Duncan, clerk, Greenock Felt Work Company. House, 23 Lynedoch street Brown Edward, boilermaker, 1 Main street, Cartsdyke Brown Rev. James R., D.D., (of the Middle Parish). House, the Manse, 1 Houston street Brown James & Co, linen and woollen drapers, &c, 15 Hamilton street Brown James, ropemaker, 39 Ann street Brown James, potter, Clyde Pottery Brown James, of James Brown & Co. House, 3 For- syth street Brown James, stockingmaker, 39 Main street, Carts- dyke Brown James, collector Shaws Water Co. House, 49 Rue- end street Brown James, grocer, 20 West Blackhall street Brown James, grocer and provision merchant, 94 East Hamilton street. House, 23 Lynedoch street Brown James, carpenter, 34 Charles street Brown John, of Fish, Brown & Co. House, 20 Nichol- son street Brown John, mariner, 3 Crawfurd street Brown John, carter, 2 Kirk street Brown John, labourer, 40 Inverkip street Brown John, cotton spinner, Drumfrochar road Brown John, labourer, 3 Market street Brown John, feuar, Clydesdale cottage, 3 Forsyth st Brown John, joiner and glazier, 13 Charles street Brown Matthew, sugar refiner, 3 Captain st. House, 10 Ardgowan square Brown Matthew, smith, 12 St Lawrence street

Brown Michael, huckster, 1 Carnock street Brown Peter, cooper, 16Bearhope street DIRECTORY. 23

Brown Robert, baker, 48 Shaw street. House, 5 Cross- shore street Brown Robert, ropemaker, 24 Kelly street Brown Robert, seamen, 7 Nicholson street Brown William, joiner, Drumfrocher road Brown William, carpenter, 51 Main street, Carts dyke Brown William, slater, 10 East Shaw street Brown William, mason, I William street Brown William, nailer, 8 Cartsburn street Brown Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 35 Cathcart street Brown Miss 7 Nicholson street Brown Miss, dressmaker, 17 Roxburgh street Brown Miss, teacher of sewing, 45 Hamilton street Brown Mrs Alexander, huckster, 32 Sir Michael street Brown Mrs Duncan, lodgings, 29 Nicholson street Brown Mrs Henry, 31 Charles street Brown Mrs James, grocer, 19 Vennel Brown Mrs James, 6 West Blackhall street Brown Mrs John, lodgings, 10 East Shaw street Brown Mrs, 37 Crawfurd street Brown Mrs, feuar, 10 Broad close Brown Mrs, lodgings, 71 Vennel Brown Mrs, lodgings, 20 Market street Brown Mrs, Lyle street cottage Brown Mrs William, 21 Nicholson street Brown Mrs, 17 Roxburgh street BROWNING John, clothier, 5 Hamilton st. House, 35 East Shaw street Browning Thomas, labourer, 17 Arthur street Browning Mrs James, sewer, 95 Regent street BROWNLIE, Buchanan & Co., tinsmiths, coppersmiths and plumbers, 6 West Breast Brownlie James, accountant, Royal Bank, 38 Cathcart street. House, do. Brownlie, James, shoemaker, 32 Dalrymple street Brownlie Robert, 38 Cathcart street

Brownlie Miss, Hillside, 1 St Lawrence street Brownlie Mrs William, feuar, Hillside cottage, 1 St Lawrence street BRUCE Abram, shipmaster, 29 Nicholson street Bruce Archibald, feuar, 79 Roxburgh street 24 DIRECTORY,

Bruce G. & J., clothiers and hatters, 46 Hamilton st. House, 32 Inrerkip street Bruce Magnus, mariner, Kerr's land, Longwell close Bruce Mrs A., tobacconist, 40 Hamilton street BRYCE David, shipmaster, 18 Kelly street Brjce James, boilermaker, 12 Nicholson street Bryce Mrs James, lodgings, 4 Watt street BEYDEN James, carpenter, 15 Arthur street BRYEN John 0-, earthenware dealer, 61 Vennel BRYMNER Alexander, carpenter, 53 Crawfurd street Brymner Alexander, 47 Crawfurd street, Glebe Brymner D. & G. coal, coke, lime, and brick merchants, 15 East quay lane. Lime yard and store, head of New Dry Dock Brymner Douglas, of D. & G. Brymner. House, 18 Bogle street Brymner Graham, of D. & G. Brymner. House 47 Crawfurd street Brymner George, 16 Ann street Brymner, John, accountant, Greenock Bank. House, 47 Crawfurd street BRYSON James H., surgeon, 67 Rue-end street House, do. Bryson Mrs James, lodgings, 8 Manse lane Buclian Thomas, joiner 38 Sir Michael street Brysland Peter, boilermaker, Upper crescent BUCHANAN Archibald, labourer, 3 Salmon street Buchanan Archibald, night turnkey, 76 Roxburgh st. Buchanan Daniel, joiner, 3 Salmon street Buchanan Humphrey, carpenter, 8 Manse lane Buchanan James C-, Bagatelle, 23 Eldon street Buchanan James, wine and spirit merchant, 8 East India breast. House, Mount park Buchanan James, painter and paper-hanger, 44 Shaw street, and 29 Rue-end street. House, 65 Rue- end street Buchanan John, brassfounder, gasfitter, and inspector and adjuster of imperial weights and measures, 18 Cathcart st. House, 76 Regent street Buchanan John, porter to Clyde Shipping Company, 16 Bearhope street DIRECTORY. 25

Buchanan John, brass-founder, 14 Stanners street Buchanan John, carpenter, 3 Salmon street Buchanan John, policeman, 3 Bruce street Buchanan Malcolm, leather merchant, and boot and shoe maker, 40 Cathcart street. House, Abbots- ford place, 7 Roxburgh street Buchanan Matthew, of Gray & Buchanan. House, 84 Regent street

Buchanan Robert M , cooper, 18 Charles street, House, Mount park Buchanan Robert, teacher, 24 Sir Michael street Buchanan Walter Washington, M.D., Bagatelle, 23 Eldon street Buchanan Miss Catherine, Hjde Park cottage Buchanan Miss Janet, feuar, 9 Broad close Buchanan Miss Margaret, Hyde Park cottage Buchanan Misses, 84 Regent street Buchanan Mrs Alexander, 38 Eldon street Buchanan Mrs Charles, 2 Buccleuch street Buchanan Mrs Colin, feuar, 24 Sir Michael street Buchanan Mrs, lodgings, 40 West Burn street Buchanan Mrs John, feuar, 84 Regent street Buchanan Mrs Neil, feuar, 76 Regent street BUIE Archibald, policeman, 4 Wellington street Buie, M. & H. plumbers, 7 Dock breast Buie Hugh, of M. & H. Buie. House, 19 Brougham street Buie Malcolm, of M. & H. Buie. House, 19 Brougham street BULLIONS Thomas, engineer, 1 Regent street BUNTAIN William, 16 East Shaw street BUNTING James, grocer, 1 Stanners street Bunting William, chemist 1 Springkell street BUNTEN William, baker, 24 Tobago street Bunten Mrs Thomas, hotel keeper, White Hart Hotel, 50 Cathcart street BURGESS Jchn, tobacconist, 3 Dalrymple street. House, 7 Shaw place BURN3T William, hammerman, 1 York street BURNS Alexander, fruit dealer, 2 William street Burns Daniel, feuar, 24 Tobago street Burns Hugh, spirit dealer, 2Q Market street 26 DIRECTORY.

Burns John, gardener, 37 Crawfurd street

Burns John B , shipmaster, 19 Bank street Burns James, labourer, 4 Smith's lane Burns William, shoe maker, 5 Market street Burns Mrs, 34 Dalrjmple street Burns Miss Helen, 19 Bank street BURTON Thomas, collector of Poor Rates, Captain street. House, 31 Sir Michael street Burton Mrs John, remnant and stay warehouse, 19 Cathcart street Burton William, porter, 17 Shaw street. House, 8 Bogle street BURT James, timekeeper, 6 Antigua street BURWELL Lazarus, importer and dealer in fancy goods, Bazaar, 14 Cathcart street. House, 18 do. BUTT Diederick, sugar boiler, Ingleston road BUTTERLY Nicholas, farrier, 30 Sugarhouse lane BYRN Mrs, 34 Dalrymple street

CAB BEL George, mariner, 30 Inverkip street CADENHEAD Mrs Margaret, spirit dealer, 45 Dal- rymple street. House do. CAIN Charles, labourer, 4 Smith's lane CAIRD & Co., engineers, iron shipbuilders and founders, 8 Arthur street and 14 Main street, Carts- dyke Caird Colin S. of DuncanWeir

Caird James T., of Caird fy Co. House, 40 Eldon st. Caird Miss, feuar, 12 Patrick street Caird Mrs John, 9 Grey place CAIRNS James, joiner, 6 Antigua street Cairns John, pawnbroker, 6 Market street Cairns Robert, refreshment rooms, 34 Main street, Cartsdyke CALDEE Mrs, grocer, 13 Tobago street CALDER Alexander, carpenter, 29 Vennel Calder William, carver, 5 West Stewart street Calder Mrs, midwife, 56 Vennel CALDERWOOD James, mason, 72 Roxburgh street DIRECTORY. 27

CALDWELL John, mason, 12 John street Caldwell Samuel, carter, 34 Charles street Caldwell William, carter, 7 East Shaw street Caldwell Mrs William, 3 Ann street CALEDONIAN Railway Co.'s office, 25 Cathcart st. CALLANDER Alexander, smith, Highlanders' Aca- demy Callander Thomas & Co,, ship chandlers, tin smiths, and compass makers, 11 West breast Callander Thomas, of Thomas Callander & Go. House, 11 Forsyth street CALLAWAY Henry, assistant paymaster, H.M. ship Athole, Naval rendezvous, 5 West breast CALL1GAN Michael, broker, 4 Vennel CAMERON Alexander, letter carrier, P. 0. Cameron Alexander, mason, 4 Sir Michael street Cameron Alexander, boat builder, 1 Carnock street Cameron Alexander, sawyer, 2 Market street Cameron Allan, wood merchant, G St Andrew's street. House, 11 Antigua street. Cameron Allan, mariner, 7 Broad close Cameron Angus, labourer, Overton Cameron Angus, smith, 53 Main street, Cartsdyke Cameron Archibald, spirit dealer and cabinetmaker, 6 East Shaw street. House, 4 Bearhope street Cameron Archibald, sailmaker, 1 Kilblain street Cameron Archibald, carter, 4 Watt street Cameron Charles, cabinetmaker, 42 Inverkip street Cameron Daniel, mariner, 67 Vennel Cameron Donald, sawyer, 3 Manse lane Cameron Donald, carpenter, 69 Vennel Cameron Donald, joiner, M'Kelvie's land, Duncan street Cameron Donald, innkeeper, Gardeners' Arms, 10 Mar- ket street, and 5 Manse lane Cameron Donald, sexton, 40 Inverkip street Cameron Dugald, mate, Lyle's land. Back walks Cameron Duncan, late policeman, 36 Crawfurd street,.

Cameron Duncan, boatbuilder, 4 East Blackhall stree . House, 3 St Andrew's street Cameron Duncan, porter, 35 Roxburgh street Cameron, Henry, moulder, 32 Dalrymple street 1

28 DIRECTORY.

Cameron Hugh, policeman, 71 Vennel Cameron Hugh, porter, 37 Crawfurd street Cameron Hugh, feuar, Mount Pleasant Cameron Hugh, pilot, 50 Shaw street Cameron John, gardener, Chapelton, Kingston Cameron John, night watchman, 24 Inverkip street Cameron John, labourer, 5 West Quay lane Cameron John, boatman, 18 Crawfurd street Cameron John, auctioneer and valuator, 10, 12, and 14 Cross-shore street. House, 15 do. Cameron Kenneth, grocer, 7 Dalrymple street. House, 7 William street Cameron Murdoch, carpenter, 2 John street Cameron Peter, gardener, 29 Charles street Cameron Patrick, feuar, 6 Trafalgar street Cameron Robert, policeman, 5 Cowgate street Cameron William, labourer, 3 Smith's lane Cameron William, cotton spinner, Broomhill Cameron William, of Bonnar & Cameron. House, 1 Antigua street Cameron Flora, huckster, 46 Vennel Cameron Mrs, dressmaker, 30 Sugarhouse lane Cameron Mrs, 15 Crawfurd street Cameron Mrs Hugh, 5 Ardgowan street, west CAMPBELL Alexander, sanitary inspector to Par- ochial Board, M'Kelvie's land, Duncan street Campbell Alexander, carpenter, 8 Cathcart street Campbell, Anderson & Co., merchants and shipowners, 2 Shaw street Campbell Angus, engineer, 27 Charles street Campbell Alex., carpenter, 11 Main street, Cartsdyke Campbell Alex., smith, 33 Regent street Campbell Alex., stationer and bookbinder, 9 Hamilton street Campbell Archd., cotton spinner, Drumfrochar road Campbell Archd., carpenter, 1 Regent street Campbell Archd., huckster, 8 Sir Michael street Campbell Archd., watchman, 30 Sugarhouse lane Campbell Archd., boot and shoemaker, 47 Main street, Cartsdyke Campbell Colin, collector of inland revenue, Custom- house. House, 48 Brougham street DIRECTORY. 29

Campbell & Gillespie, messengers at arms, 3 Bank st. Campbell Daniel, joiner, 56 Roxburgh street Campbell David, police officer, 13 Vennel Campbell Daniel, mariner, 28 Cathcart street Campbell Daniel, smith, 7 Arthur street Campbell Donald, spirit dealer, 48 Shaw street Campbell Donald, joiner, 13 John street Campbell Dugald, pilot, 1 Ardgowan street, Glebe Campbell Duncan A., of Greenock Distillery Go. Ho. 17 Ardgowan square Campbell Duncan, gabbartman, 12 Ropework street Campbell Duncan, coppersmith, 49 Roxburgh street Campbell Duncan, joiner, 6 Ann street Campbell Duncan, policeman, 69 Vennel Campbell Duncan, grocer, 37 Hamilton street. Ho., Boyd place Campbell, Duncan, shipmaster, 12 Watt street Campbell Duncan, hosiery and remnant warehouse, 13 Tobago street Campbell Duncan, carpenter, 13 East Quay lane Campbell Edward, currier, 21 Ann street Campbell Hugh, pattern maker, 16 Antigua street Campbell James, builder, 30 Crawfurd street. House, 6 Watt street Campbell James, moulder, 27 Charles street Campbell James, shipmaster, 13 Hope place, Antigua street Campbell James, shipmaster, 24 Ann street Campbell James, tidewaiter, Lyle's land, Back walks Campbell James, joiner, 7 West Stewart street Campbell James, tailor, 25 Vennel Campbell James, gardener, Newark street

Campbell John, clothier and outfitter, 14 Hamilton st. House, 44 Ann street Campbell John, mariner, 15 Crawfurd street Campbell John, labourer, 11 Duncan street Campbell John, baker, 3 Manse lane Campbell John, boilermaker, 11 Cowgate street Campbell John, currier, 9 West breast. House, 39 Ann street Campbell Jchn, of Honeyman & Campbell. House, 21 Sir Michael street e2 30 DIRECTORY.

Campbell, John, Capt,, 27 Roxburgh street Campbell John, steamboatman, 10 Shaw street Campbell John, carpenter, 10 Shaw street Campbell John, law clerk, 9 Captain street Campbell John, mariner, 6 Nelson street, Glebe Campbell John, policeman, Brachelston Campbell John, currier, 39 Ann street Campbell John, sailmaker, 28 Ann street Campbell John, carter, 11 Main street, Cartsdyke Campbell John, blacksmith, 43 Cathcart street Campbell John, carpenter and feuar, 17 Brougham st. Campbell John, shipmaster, 21 Sir Michael street Campbell John, broker, 5 Taylor's close Campbell John, coal merchant, Arthur street. Ho., 6 Stanners street Campbell John, boilermaker, 57 Main st., Cartsdyke Campbell John, carpenter, 2 East Blackhall street Campbell John, jr., & Co., ship smiths, 9 West breast Campbell John, of John Campbell, jr. & Go. House, 2 Crawfurd street Campbell John, carpenter, 19 Sir Michael street Campbell John, gardener, 43 Crawfurd street Campbell Neil, merchant, Greenbank mills. House, 20 Margaret street Campbell Neil, shoemaker, 11 St Andrew's street Campbell Neil, shoemaker, 5 Market street Campbell Norman, coal merchant, Harvie lane Campbell Matthew, engineer, 21 Bearhope street Campbell Peter, grocer, 12 Dalrymple street. House, 22 Bank street Campbell Peter, boot and shoemaker, 5Q Vennel Campbell Robert N., hardware and general house furnishing merchant, 7 Cathcart street. House, 30 East Regent street Campbell Robert, policeman and bellringer, 56 Vennel Campbell Robert, flesher, 36 Vennel Campbell Robert, teacher, session clerk and registrar of births, deaths and marriages, Middle parish, 9

Ann street. House, 1 1 Bank street Campbell Ronald, catechist, 4 Nelson street, Glebe Campbell Thomas, of Campbell & Gillespie. Office, 4 Moss street, Paisley. House, 2 Caledonia st., do. DIRECTORY. 31

Campbell Thomas, stevedore, 20 Cathcart street Campbell Thomas, spirit dealer, 13 Vennel Campbell Walter, feuar, 2 West Burn street Campbell William, printer, 49 Cathcart street, and 1 Bank street. House, 13 Mearns street Campbell William, shipmaster, 4 Salmon street Campbell William, cutler and gun and fishing rod maker, 32 Cathcart street. House, 29 do. Campbell William, feuar, 28 East Shaw street Campbell William, joiner, 14 East Shaw street Campbell William, joiner, Lyle's land, Back walks Campbell Miss Elizabeth, 1 Stanners street

Campbell, Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, 9 Cowgate st. Campbell Miss Margaret, feuar, 33 Hamilton street Campbell Miss M., tobacconist, 16 Hamilton street Campbell Miss, 9 Captain street Campbell Miss, 12 St Lawrence street Campbell Mrs Alexander, steamboat tavern, 2^East breast Campbell Mrs Catherine, lodgings, 10 Cartsburn street Campbell Mrs Duncan, 1 Harvie lane, Dalrymple street Campbell Mrs Duncan, feuar, 7 Duncan street Campbell Mrs D., feuar, Mount park Campbell Mrs John, 15 Crawfurd street Campbell Mrs John, 8 Dalrymple street Campbell Mrs John, carter, 14 St Andrew street

Campbell Mrs John, lodgings, 2 L Arthur street Campbell Mrs John, 14 Princes street Campbell Mrs John, grocer, 45 Main street, Cartsdyke Campbell Mrs John, grocer, 27 Market street Campbell Mrs, basket warehouse, 20 Charles street Campbell Mrs, 3 Cowgate street Campbell Mrs, 10 Charles street Campbell Mrs, 49 Inverkip street Campbell Mrs, 5 West Quay lane Campbell Mrs Margaret, grocer, 3 Manse lane Campbell Mrs Neil, Mount place, Holmscroft street Campbell Mrs William, lodgings, 7 Tobago street CANNING George, engineer, 8 Manse lane CANNON Michael, carter, 62 Vennel CARCHKIE James, provision dealer, 40 Shaw street 32 DIRECTORY,

CARBERY Charles, tailor and clothier, 14 William street. House 7 do. CARD ALLS James, cotton spinner, Drumfrochar road CARLIN William, rafter 5 Shannon's close CARMALT Mrs, 14 Kelly street CARMICHAEL Andrew, merchant, of John Haddow & Co. House, Banktop. Carmichael Archibald, spirit dealer, 8 Manse lane Carmichael Charles, shoemaker, 5 West Quay lane Carmichael Daniel, carpenter, 29 Charles street Carmichael Donald, grocer, 4 Kilblain street Carmichael Dugald, smith, Lyle's land, Back walks Carmichael Dugald, labourer. 27 Lynedoch street Carmichael James, of Greenock Brewery Co. House, 1 1 Ardgowan square Carmichael Hector, labourer, 7 Under crescent Carmichael John H., merchant. House, Banktop Carmichael John, shipmaster, 13 Mearns street Carmichael John, shoemaker, 13 Cartsburn street Carmichael John, riveter, 19 Shaw street Carmichael Malcolm, carpenter, 1 Vennel Carmichael Malcolm, feuar, Upper crescent Carmichael Joseph, labourer, 17 Arthur street Carmichael Michael, spirit dealer, 35 Dalrymple street Carmichael Peter, smith, 1 Manse lane Carmichael William, engine-fitter, 3 Bruce street Carmichael & Young, coopers, Arthur street Carmichael Mrs, 19 Arthur street Carmichael Miss, Banktop, Regent street Carmichael Mrs, lodgings, 49 Main street, Cartsdyke Carmichael Mrs, eating-house, 7 Buccleuch street CARREY James, labourer, 4 Stanners street CARRICK Miss, furnishing shop, 38 Hamilton street Carrick Mrs, lodgings, 2 Rue-end street CARRIGAN Edward C, labourer, 33 Hamilton street CARREN John, coal merchant, Smith's lane CARROL Henry, labourer, 9 Under crescent Carrol William, coal merchant, 10 Longwell close CARR William, potter, Ladyburn, Port-Glasgow road CARRON Mrs John, lodgings, 15 Hamilton street CARS ELL Mrs, teacher, 6 Trafalgar street CARSTAIRS Grace, huckster, 4 Springkell street DIRECTORY. 33

CARSILL Mrs Robert, lodgings, Lyle's land, Back walks CARSON Henry, ropemaker, 28 Crawfurd street Carson Mrs, cook, 21 Crawfurd street CARSWELL Edward, dealer, 39 Dalrymple s treet Carswell John, measurer, 22 Mearns street Carswell James, skipper, 19 Bearhope street Carswell Mrs, lodgings, 12 Inverkip street CARTS DYKE Catholic Chapel, 1 Rue-end street Cartsdyke Mechanics' Library, 5 East Blackhall street CARRUTH John, cartwright, Lyle's land, Back walks CARRUTHERS William, carpenter, Lyle's land, Back walks CARTY Mrs, spirit dealer, 24 Dalrymple street CASSELS L. S., tea dealer and grocer, 19 Hamilton street Cassels Robert, India and China tea warehouse, 26 Hamilton street. House do. Cassels Mrs, lodgings, 10 East Blackhall street CASSIDY Mrs William, huckster, 64 Vennel C ATHAR John, broker, 9 Dalrymple street. Ho., do. CHALMERS Alexander, wholesale and retail grocer, grain dealer, &c, 67 Rue-end street. House, 76 Regent street Chalmers Alexander, tide waiter, Lyle's land, Back walks Chalmers Archibald, feuar, Flower bank, Eldon street Chalmers Archibald, blockmaker, 44 Inverkip street Chalmers Hugh M., joiner and glazier, 14 Ann street. House, 21 Bearhope street Chalmers James, cabinetmaker, 38 West Burn street Chalmers John, clerk, 8 Watt street Chalmers John, yan driver, 5 Mearns street Chalmers John, pensioner, 4 Inverkip street Chalmers Robert, late bank porter, 4 Mansion-house lane Chalmers William, shipmaster, Holmscroft street Chalmers Miss, lodgings, 29 Regent street Chalmers Miss, dressmaker, 8 Watt street Chalmers Mrs Alexander, feuar, Port- Glasgow road CHAMBERS Robert, ship master, 16 Antigua street Chambers Mrs, Port- Glasgow road 34 DIRECTORY.

Chambers Mrs William, 30 Market street CHALMERS Mrs R., 8 Buccleuch street CHARLES & Co., underclothing establishment, 8 W. Blackhall street CHARTERS James, moulder, 8 St. Lawrence street CHERRY Richard, boilermaker, 22 John street CHISHOLM & Co,, coopers & fish curers, 12 Charles street Chisholm Archd., of Chisholm & Co. Ho., 21 Nichol- son street Chisholm William, carpenter, 18 William street Chisholm Miss, 21 Nicholson street CHORLEY Robert S., anchor smith, 52 Dalrymple st. CHRISTIAN Daniel, smith, Ingleston road Christian John, foreman smith, 30 Regent street CHRISTIE D. G„ painter, Lyle's land, Back walks Christie Peter & Co., carvers, Shaw place Christie Peter, of P. Christie

Clark John, joiner, Holmscroft street Clark John, coal merchant, 38 Inverkip street Clark John, umbrella maker, 30 Sugarhouse lane Clark John, joiner, 35 Cathcart street Clark Lachlan, boatbuilder, Clyde street. House, 54 West Blackhall street Clark Neil, watchman, Lambs' cottages, Kingston Clark Patrick S. painter, Id Main street, Cartsdjke Clark Peter, cooper, 28 Nicholson street Clark Peter, labourer, 10 Baker street Clark Peter, grocer, Drumfrochar road. House, 43 Ann street Clark Samuel, cooper, Drumfrochar road Clark Swain, blacksmith, 3 Vennel Clark Thomas, boilermaker, 19 Shaw street Clark William, marine painter, 2 Cross-shore street Clark William, smith, 7 Bruce street Clark William, engineer, 21 Ann street Clark Mrs, grocer, 9 Kilblain street Clark Mrs Andrew, Mount park Clark Mrs George, lodgings, 25 West Burn street Clark Mrs James, lodgings, 9 Laird street Clark Mrs, patent mangle keeper, 9 Sir Michael street Clark Mrs, 13 Ropework street Clark Mrs Janet, spirit dealer, 49 Dalrymple street Clark Miss, dressmaker, 32 Regent street Clark Miss, dressmaker, 29 Brougham street Clark Miss Catherine, 26 Sir Michael street CLE LAND John, searcher, landing and coast waiter, Customhouse. House, 9 Laird street CLINK William, deep sea pilot, 10 East Blackhall st. Clink J. D., shipmaster, 7 Brisbane street Clink Miss, embroiderer, 10 East Blackhall street CLUBB George, locker, 23 Clarence street, Glebe CLYDE Shipping Co. Office, Excise buildings Clyde Towing Co., New, 10 West breast Clyde Pottery, Port- Glasgow road CLYDESDALE Banking Co. Office, 7 Hamilton street COATS Archibald, tailor, 15 Inverkip street Coats Dugald, huckster, 33 Main street, Cartsdyke Coats John, spirit dealer, 18 Sir Michael street

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Coats Mrs, lodgings, 35 West Blackhall street COCH Andrew, moulder, 6 West Stewart street COCHRANE Andrew, hair-dresser, 27 Sugarhouse lane Cochrane John, shipmaster, 5 East Blackhall street Cochrane Robert, labourer, 22 East Shaw street Cochrane Thomas, spirit dealer, 31 Market street Cochrane Mrs Robert, 11 Dalrymple street Cochrane Mrs, 27 Sugarhouse lane Cochrane Mrs, spirit dealer, 11 Dalrymple street. House, 1 Watson's lane COFFEE Room (Exchange), 27 Cathcart street Coffee Room (Greenock), 2 Cathcart square COLE George Augustus, British wine agent, 4 Bogle street. House, Ardgowan square Cole John, timekeeper, 6 Nelson street, Glebe Cole Rev. Charles, incumbent of St John's Episcopal church. House, Ardgowan square Cole Peter, carpenter, 46 Main street, Cartsdyke COLLIE John, printer 89 Regent street COLLINS James, tailor, 33 Hamilton street Collins Charles, mariner, 19 Hamilton street Collins David M., 41 Hamilton street Collins James, printer, Ladyburn Collins Peter, huckster, 38 Vennel Collins William, Cowdenknowes COLLIN vSON John, engineer, 25 Lynedoch street COLQUHOUN & Ainslie, smiths, Melville court, 31 Hamilton street Colquhoun Dugald, sexton, 1 Nicholson street Colquhoun John, clerk, 28 Crawfurd street Colquhoun John, carpenter, 1 Cowgate street COLSTON Mrs, 49 Roxburgh street COMRIE William, tidewaiter, 32 Hamilton street CONGREGATIONAL Chapel, George square CONNACHER Peter, inland revenue clerk, 16 Rox- burgh street CONNAL Andrew, engineer, 2 John street Connal Ebenezer & Co., merchants and commission agents, 2 Shannon's close Connal E., of E. Connal & Co. House, 50 Eldon street CONNALY'S Mrs, lodgings, 2 Highland close DIRECTORY. SJ

OONNELL Alexander, carpenter, 3 Cowgate street Connell Alexander, sawyer, 40 Inverkip street Connell Alexander, labourer, 13 Inverkip street Connell Alexander, clerk, 13 Hope place, Antigua street Connell Archibald, carpenter, 57 Shaw street Connell John, carpenter, 22 John street Connell Richard, boilermaker, 63 Main st., Cartsdyke Connell Richard, boilermaker, 20 Ann street CONNELLY John, 6 Watson's lane CONWAY Francis, painter, 4 Bruce street Conway Matthew, painter, 16 Sir Michael street Conway Mrs, 37 West Blackhall street CONNOR Phillip, smith, East Shaw street COOK Duncan & Archibald, smiths and chainmakers, 4 Charles street. House, 4 Laird street Cook Duncan, rigger, 6 Crawfurd street Cooke James E., station clerk, railway office. House, 4 Antigua street Cook Robert, broker, 29 Market street Cook William, boilermaker, 10 Shannon's close Cook Mrs, spirit dealer, 10 East India breast Cook M., 2 William street Cook Mrs, boarding house keeper, 8 East Quay lane COOPER Archd. engineer, 57 Main st., Cartsdyke Cooper James, joiner, 4 Salmon street Cooper Robert, rivetter, M'Kelvie's land, Duncan st. Cooper Thomas, shipmaster, 7 Kelly street Cooper Thomas, smith, 55 Shaw street COPELAND John, shoemaker, 7 Cartsburn street Copeland John, millwright, 27 Roxburgh street CORBETT John, boilermaker, 3 John street Corbett Matthew, tailor, 28 West Burn street CORE Adam, millwright, 7 John street CORNWALL Mrs, lodgings, 15 Kelly street COTTER Mrs, matron, Infirmary, Inverkip street COUGAN Patrick, labourer, 15 East Quay lane COUPER Andrew, customhouse boatman, 20 Tobago street Couper James, cooper, 28 Crawfurd street Couper Margaret, grocer, 5 Main street, Cartsdyke COUSINS Thomas, smith, Lyle's land, Back walks COVERDALE Norris, 5 Shaw street 38 DIRECTORY.

COWAN" & Dick, coopers and provision merchants, \ Bogle street Cowan Archibald, of Cowan & Dick. Ho , 5 Lyle st. Cowan Daniel, provision merchant, 43 Hamilton* street House, 11 Kelly street

Cowan & Lawrie, drapers, 4 Hamilton street and 1( Cathcart square

Cowan Robert, of Cowan & Laurie, Ho., 64 Union st Cowan Miss Christian, 9 East Shaw street Cowan Mrs A., lodgings, 3 West Stewart street Cowan Mrs Gilbert, 13 West Stewart street Cowan Mrs John, mangier, 13 Sir Michael street COYLE Edward, slater, 7 Cowgate street Coyle James, baker, 22 Cathcart street. Ho., 21 do. Coyle John, tinsmith and gasfitter, 2 and 14 Willian street. House, Ford Coyle John, provision merchant, 21 Cathcart st. Ho ditto Coyle Mary, washer, 8 Manse lane CRABB William B,, mason, 30 Ann street CRAIG George, hatter, 40 Cathcart street Craig John, labourer, 63 Main street, Cartsdyke Craig Robert, baker, 27 Roxburgh street Craig Robert, labourer, 28 Charles street Craig Samuel, smith, 15 Arthur street Craig Thomas, coal merchant, 8 Hamilton street. Ho., Hope place, Antigua street

Craig William, tide surveyor. House, 5 Mearns st. Craig Mrs Walter, grocer, 43 Inverkip street Ho., do. CRAIGIE George, shipmaster, 8 Chapel street CRAM & Taylor, builders, 60 Roxburgh street Cram Peter, builder, of Cram & Taylor, 60 Roxburgh street CRAMB William, joiner, 18 Duncan street CRANE James, tanner, 12 John street Crane James, mariner, 6 Nelson street, Glebe Crane William, engineer, Ingleston road CRANSTON Thomas, teacher of navigation and nautical astronomy, 65 Rue-end street. House, do. CRAWFORD Alexander, cooper, 55 Shaw street Crawford ;Alex., of Allison & Crawford. House, 3 Kelly street DIRECTORY. 39

Crawford Alexander, spirit dealer, 60 Dalrymple st. Crawford Andrew, joiner, blockmaker and house-factor, 22 West Burn street. House, 44 Inverkip street Crawford Bryce, carpenter, 4 John street Crawford Conrod, coppersmith, 28 Tobago street Crawford Daniel, clerk, 3 Kelly street Crawford David, writer, Mansion-house. House, For- syth street Crawford David Rose, writer, Mansion-house. House, Forsyth street

Crawford & Fulton, joiners and glaziers, 16 Bogle st. Crawford Henry, labourer, 15 Inverkip street Crawford James, contractor, 8 Virginia street. Ho., 13 Lynedoch street Crawford James, carter, Ingleston Crawford John, woodmeasurer, Lambs' cottages, King- ston Crawford John, carpenter, 52 Dalrymple street Crawford John, watchman, 2 Dellingburn street Crawford John, carter, 14 St Andrew's street Crawford John, mariner, 4 Ann street Crawford John, tailor and clothier, 35 Cathcart street. House, 23 Lynedoch street Crawford John M., North British Daily Mail, Glasgow. House, 14 Cathcart street Crawford John, sawyer, 42 Inverkip street Crawford M. & Son, clothiers and outfitters, 30 Cath- cart street. House, 5 Lyle street Crawford Teter, carpenter, 3 Under crescent Crawford Robert, labourer, Upper Ingleston Crawford Kobert, spirit and cattle dealer, White Horse Inn, 6 Market street Crawford William, shipowner, Q6 Union street Crawford William, carter, 8 St Lawrence street Crawford William, carter, 7 Under crescent Crawford William, grocer, 1 6 West Blackball street. House, 9 Brougham street Crawford Miss, cowfeeder, Gipsy lane Crawford Miss, Mansion-house Crawford Mrs, feuar, 53 Inverkip street Crawford Mrs, 13 Inverkip street Crawford Mrs A., spirit dealer, 3 West breast 40 DIRECTORY.

Crawford Mrs Daniel, 28 Cartsburn street Crawford Mrs John, lodgings, 1 Regent street Crawford Mrs, mangle keeper, 21 Tobago street Crawford Mrs, mangle keeper, 2 Delliagburn street Crawford Mrs Robert, spirit dealer, 23 Main street, Cartsdyke CRIGHTON Archibald, lathsplitter, 35 West Burn street. House, 6 Kilblain street Crighton Henrj, baker, 5 Bruce street CRONE Matthew, engineer, 7 West breast CROOK Robert, pilot, 1 Ardgowan street CROOKSHANKS James, sheriff officer, 3 Bank st. House, 32 Charles street Crookshanks John, carpenter, 9 Under crescent Crookshanks Joseph, coach proprietor, 41 West Black- hall street. House, 32 Charles street CROMBIE Daniel, plasterer, 58 Vermel CROSS Henry, painter, 6 Trafalgar street CROW Mrs, grocer, 31 Charles street CROWN William, carter, 22 Shaw street CRUDEN Alexander, tailor, 2 Tobago street CRUTHERS William, broker, 30 Dalrymple street CULL Robert, mariner, 25 Vennel CULLEN Mrs, 30 West Blackhall street CUMMING David, carpenter, 20 West Blackhall st. Gumming John, joiner, 5 Rue-end street Gumming John B., surveyor, for Lloyd's registry of shipping, 2 West quay, House, 22 Margaret st. Gumming Thomas, gardener, 42 Crawfurd street Cumming Mrs, huckster, 4 Manse lane CUNNINGHAM David, book agent, 30 Sir Michael street Cunningham Isaac, joiner, 7 Sugarhouse lane Cunningham John & Co., merchants and shipowners, 16 William street Cunningham John, of John Cunningham & Co. House, Seafield Cunningham John, mason, 53 Roxburgh street Cunningham John, carpenter, 23 Arthur street Cunningham Robert, upholsterer, cabinetmaker and paper hanger, 16 West Blackhall street. House, 12 Watt street DIRECTORY. 41

Cunningham Peter, accountant, Clydesdale bank. Ho. 7 Hamilton street Cunningham William, labourer, 6 Roslin street Cunningham Miss, 21 Sir Michael street Cunningham Miss, 18 Kelly street Cunningham Mrs, 38 West Burn street Cunningham Mrs, washer and dresser, 28 Charles st. T Cunningham Mrs W m., lodgings, 7 Lynedoch street Cunningham Mrs Charles, 18 Patrick street CURRAN Edward, labourer, 29 Vennel Curran Mrs, lodgings, 15 Hamilton street CURRIE Alexander, sugar refiner, 10 Union street Currie Alexander, clerk, 22 Mearns street Currie David, crane master, East India breast. House, 46 Main street, Cartsdyke Currie David, painter, 4 Smith's lane Currie David, storekeeper, Caledonian railway stores, 10 Bruce street Currie Gavan, cowfeeder, Mount pleasant Currie Hugh, labourer, 16 Inverkip street Currie James, carpenter, 5 Market street Currie James, baker, 27 Market street. House, do. Currie John, joiner, 28 Sir Michael street Currie Malcolm, labourer, 10 Shannon's close Currie Neil, ropespinner, 7 Market street Currie Peter, foreman smith, Lyle's land, Back walks Currie William, butler, 19 Brougham street Currie Miss, lodgings, 12 West Blackhall street Currie Mrs John, wine and spirit dealer, 30 West Burn street Currie Mrs Matthew, provision dealer, 35 Cathcart st. Currie Mrs, coal yard, 30 East Shaw street Currie Mrs Peter, lodgings, 1 Open shore Currie Mrs 4 Nicholson street Currie Mrs 3 Manse lane. Currie Mrs, 6 Shaw street Currie Mrs D., eating house, 16 Shaw street Currie Mrs D., cook, 67 Vennel Currie Mrs, 13 Ropework street Currie Mrs, huckster, 53 Roxburgh street CURTIS William, of Thome & Curtis. House, Green- bank. f2 42 DIRECTORY.

CUSTOMHOUSE, Customhouse buildings, Steam- boat quay CUTHBERT Alexander, carpenter, 10 Bogle street Cuthbert Robert, merchant and shipowner, I Watt place. House, 13 Eldon street Cuthbert William, carpenter, 19 John street CUTHBERTSON D. & T.. confectioners. 44 Hamil- ton street. House. 6 Nelson street, Glebe Cuthbertson James, boilermaker, 9 Broad close Cuthbertson W. C., joiner, 14 St Andrew's street. House, 27 Ljnedoch street D

DAIR William, engineer, 1 Carnock street DALGLE1SH George, merchant, 10 Trinidad place, Eldon street Dalgleish James, porter, 6 Buccleuch street DALE Mathew, brassmoulder, Hyde Park Cottage, St Lawrence street DALZIEL John, mariner, Lyle's land, Back walks DALLAS James, store-keeper, 16 Antigua street Dallas Matthew, cooper, 15 Bearhope street Dallas R., joiner. 39 Hamilton street. House. 36 Sir Michael street DARROCH Alexander, labourer, 40 Main street, Cartsdyke Darroch Archibald, vintner and carpenter, 48 Dal- rymple street Darroch Dugald, cabinetmaker, 6 Boyd street Darroch Donald, labourer, 9 East Shaw street Darroch Duncan, boilermaker, 27 Roxburgh street Darroch John, coal merchant, 44 Dalrymple street Darroch Malcolm, steamboat harbour master, 6 Cross- shore street Darroch Neil, cooper, 9 East Shaw street Darroch Mrs Daniel, lodgings, 24 John street Darroch Mrs, 9 Bruce street Darroch Mrs James, feuar, 49 Shaw street Darroch Mrs, sick nurse and lodgings, Lyle's land, Back walks DASKIN & Co., gasfitters, 27 Hamilton street, House, 4 Nicholson street DIRECTORY. 43

DAVEY William Cumming, Lloyd's surveyor, 2 West quay. House, 7 Brisbane street DAVIDSON Andrew, gardener, 3 Rue-end street Davidson Archibald, of Brownlie, Buchanan & Go. House, Mount park Davidson David, grocer, 19 Sir Michael street Davidson David, engine keeper, Caledonian saw mills, Port- Glasgow road Davidson James, joiner, 44 Inverkip street Davidson Gilbert, slater, 10 East Shaw street Davidson James, carpenter, 1 Under crescent Davidson John, slater, 1 Regent street Davidson John, carpenter, 16 Stanners street Davidson John, steward, 1.2 Bogle street Davidson Peter, sawyer, Caledonian mills, Kingston Davidson Robert, tailor and clothier, 14 Hamilton st Davidson Thomas, slater, 1 Regent street Davidson Thomas, huckster, 53 Main street, Cartsdyke Davidson William J., foreman painter, 49 Roxburgh st Davidson William, M.D., Dhufield, Gourock road Davidson Annabella, boot binder, 25 Charles street Davidson Mrs William, tea dealer and general grocer, 5 Hamilton street. House, 89 Regent street DAVIE George, baker, 23 Dalrymple street, and 11 Hamilton street Davie James, labourer, 4 Sir Michael street Davie James, mariner, 63 Main street, Cartsdyke Davie John, labourer, 33 Roxburgh street Davie Robert, captain, Clyde Vale, Port- Glasgow road Davie Mrs Thomas, remnant warehouse, 27 Hamilton street DAVIE S Arthur, Albion tavern, 4 William street Davies David, rigger, 7 Bearhope street Davies James, tailor, 26 East Siiaw street Davies Thomas, ship master, 1 Carnock street DAVIS William, engineer, 7 Under crescent DAW Alexander, deep sea pilot, 1 Lyle street DAWSON George, slater, 23 Sir Michael street Dawson James, sugar boiler, 41 Nicholson street Dawson Jonathan, 6 Chapel street Dawson John, carpenter, 30 Nicholson street Dawson John, steamboat agent. Ho., 17 Lynedoch st 44 DIRECTORY.

DEALY John, labourer, 7 Smith's lane DEANS Mrs Robert, lodgings, 32 Cathcart street DEER Park Mills Co., grain merchants and millers, Deer park mills, 7 Baker street DEMPSTER George, shipmaster, 5 Kelly street Dempster Duncan F., sugar refiner, Dellingburn street. House, Mount park Dempster Hugh, writer, 20 Cathcart street, House, Waterloo cottage, Mearns street Dempster James, architect, 4 Mansion-house lane. Ho. 4 Antigua street Dempster William, joiner, Ingleston road DENHAM William, smith, 5 Lynedoch street DENHOLM James, shipmaster, 9 Captain street Denholm Mrs James, 54 West Blackhall street DENNISTON Archibald, writer, of Denniston and M'Donald, 49 Cathcart street. Ho., Willow park, Forsyth street Denniston & M'Donald, writers, 49 Cathcart street Denniston John, gutta percha boot and shoemaker, 13 Charles street Denniston Mrs John, lodgings, 65 Rue-end street Denniston Mrs John, 12 Bogle street DENNY John, grocer, 35 Main street, Cartsdyke Denny Miss, dressmaker, 33 East Regent street DEVINE Charles, shoemaker, 38 Vennel Devine James, shoemaker, 5 Dalrymple street Devine John, green grocer, 7 Sir Michael street Devine John, labourer, Union court, Dalrymple street Devine William, spirit dealer, 29 Dalrymple street DEVLIN Francis, cabinetmaker, 21 Ann street Devlin James, labourer, 4 Smith's lane Devlin John, mariner, 27 Nicholson street DEWAR Duncan, huckster, 13 Market street Dewar James, tin and basket shop, 26 Vennel DIAMOND, Andrew, boilermaker, Ladyburn DICK Andrew, boilermaker, 51 Main st., Cartsdyke Dick Andrew, joiner, 9 Bearhope street Dick Boyd, joiner, 9 Bearhope street Dick David, slater, 33 Nicholson street Dick George, cooper, 22 East Shaw street Dick Hector, mason, Highlanders' academy, Roxburgh street DIRECTORY. 45

Dick James, platelayer, 47 Ann street Dick John, flesher, 18 Vennel Dick John labourer, 69 Vennel Dick Peter, steamboat master, 5 Dellingburn street Dick William, of Cowan & Dick. Ho., 62 Roxburgh street Dick Mrs John, feuar, 24 Hamilton street Dick Mrs, Lyie's land, Back walks DICKIE Adam, joiner, 26 Dalrymple street Dickie Alexander, carpenter, 5 Springkell street DICKSON Benjamin, goods superintendent Caledo- nian railway. House, 7 Lyle street Dickson David, sugarboiler, 58 West Blackball street Dickson Geo., smith, Armadale buildings, Back walks Dickson James, smith, 6 Carnock street Dickson James, letter carrier, Post-office, House, 28 West Blackball street Dickson John, sugarbaker, 3 Bearhope street Dickson Miss, 21 Nicholson street DILKS Thos. T., Wesleyan minister, Mount Pleasant DILLON Patrick, shoemaker, 27 Vennel Dillon Peter, bookseller, 32 Hamilton street DIMOND Charles, flesher, 15 Vennel DIXON Henry, joiner, 15 John street DOCHERTY Daniel, flesher, 47 Shaw street Docherty Edward, lumper, 12 Vennel Docherty Hugh, lumper, 7 Broad close Docherty James, egg dealer, store, 9 Highland close Docherty John, cowfeeder, 36 Inverkip street Docherty M. & N., egg merchants, 4 Sir Michael st. Docherty Thomas, rafter, 7 Shaw street DODD M. A., tide waiter, 9 Bearhope street DODDS William, storekeeper, 21 John street Dodds William, carpenter, 13 West Stewart street Dodds, William, carpenter, 20 West Blackhall street DOIG Alexander, hairdresser, 11 East breast Doig William, boilermaker, 6 John street DON James, porter, badge 16. House, 16 East Quay lane DONAGHY Charles, gardener, 8 Sir Michael street DONALD John, tobacconist, 10 Hamilton street. Ho., 19 Brougham street 46 DIRECTORY-

Donald Miss, Finnart Donald Mrs John, feuar, 19 Brougham street Donald Mrs John, biscuit baker, 6 Stanners street Donald Mrs William, innkeeper, Capielow, Port-Glas- gow road DONALDSON, Mrs, grocer, 18 Mearns street DONNELLY Charles 0., smith, 32 Sugarhouse lane Donnelly John, labourer, 67 Vennel Donnelly Peter, tailor and clothier, 12 Hamilton street. House, 26 do. Donnelly T. H., M.D., 27 Nicholson street DOOLY Michael, dealer, Brachelston DOUGALL Neil, teacher of music, 6 Manse lane Dougall Mrs, milliner and dressmaker, 45 Hamilton st. DOUGLAS Edward, watchmaker and jeweller, 59 Rue-end street Douglas Frederick, labourer, Holmscroft street Douglas & Broadfoot, plumbers, 2 West breast Douglas James, carpenter, 1 Under crescent Douglas John, watchmaker and jeweller, 9 East breast Douglas John, of Douglas & Broadfoot. House, 8 Ard» gowan street Douglas John, joiner, 55 Main street, Cartsdyke Douglas John, grocer, 57 Main street, Cartsdyke Douglas John, joiner, 5 East Blackhall street Douglas & Son, watchmakers, jewellers and engravers, 9 Hamilton street Douglas John, of Douglas & Son. House, 7 Clarence street, Glebe Douglas Malcom, provision merchant, 37 Cathcart st. House, 7 Abbotsford place, Roxburgh street Douglas Thomas, painter, Lyle's land, Back walks Douglas Thomas, officer of inland revenue, 35 Ann st, Douglas William, grocer, 17 Ann street Douglas Miss Annabella, grocer, 48 Shaw street Douglas Mrs, 13 West Stewart street Douglas Mrs Robert, lodgings, 26 Ann street Douglas Mrs W., lodgings, 18 Tobago street DOW Archibald, railway wine and spirit store, 26 Cathcart street. House, do. X>ow Miss Cameron, spirit dealer, 3 Under crescent pOWIE E. T., surgeon dentist, 6 West Blackhall st. House, 21 Kelly street DIRECTORY. 47

DOWNIE Andrew, joiner, 21 Lynedoch street Downie & M'Aulay, coopers, 20 Vennel, and workshop, 19 Harvie lane Downie & M'Aulay, spirit dealers, 8 West breast Downie David, seaman, Lang's land Longwell close Downie John, pointsman, 4 Smith's lane Downie John, wright, 5 Dellingburn street. House, do. Downie Malcolm, tailor, 39 Hamilton street Downie William, joiner, 7 Lynedoch street Downie William, late joiner, 35 East Regent street

Downie William, dresser, 1 2 John street Downie Mrs, lodgings, 9 Cathcart street DRAIN Allan, painter and paper hanger, 30 West Burn street. House, 36 Crawfurd street, Glebe DRUMMOND Andrew, slater, 19 Cathcart street Drummond John, porter, 7 Cathcart street Drummond Neil, carman, 23 East Shaw street Drummond Robert, grocer, 26 Ann street Drummond William, coal merchant, 5 New Dock lane. House, 1 Watson's lane Drummond Miss, dressmaker, 1 Watson's lane DRYBURGH Robert, pansman, 16 Bearhope st DRYSDALE Allan, engineer, 54 West Blackhall st Drysdale John, labourer, 27 Hamilton street Drysdale Thomas, carpenter, 11 John street Drysdale Miss, 40 Inverkip street Drysdale Mrs, lodgings, 13 Cross-shore street Drysdale Mrs David, Ardgowan tavern, 20 Sugar- house lane

DUCKER Edward, basket maker, 44 Dalrymple st. DUFF Archibald, farmer, Fencewood Duff David, 84 West Regent Street Duff James, brassfounder, gasfitter, and ironmonger, 47 Rue-end street. House, 20 Forsyth street Duff James, jr., brassfounder, 47 Rue-end street. Ho. 6 Chapel street Duff Patrick, labourer, 32 Sugarhouse lane Duff Robert, carpenter, 13 Rue-end street Duff William, spirit dealer and feuar, 17 Bearhope st Duff William, labourer, 3 Smith's lane Duff William, farmer, Bridgend DUFFY Anthony, rag store, 2 Vennel 48 DIRECTORY.

Duffj John, rag store, 7 Shaw street Duffy Mrs Catherine, lodgings, 8 Highland close DUNBAR Alexander, shoemaker, 4 East Shaw street Dunbar James, shoemaker, 4 Manse lane Dunbar John, sawyer, 53 Vennel Dunbar Mrs, 8 Kelly street DUNCAN Alexander, plasterer, 6 "West Stewart st. Duncan Archd., mate, Armadale buildings, Back walks Duncan Colin, Rothesay tavern, 11 East breast Duncan Daniel, carpenter, 97 Regent street Duncan Daniel, joiner, 3 Salmon street Duncan George, boilermaker, Ingleston road Duncan Henry, carpenter, 30 Nicholson street Duncan James, ship carpenter, 65 Rue-end street Duncan James, joiner, 18 West Blackhall street Duncan John, house factor, 2 Church place. Ho., do. Duncan John, 18 Bogle street Duncan John, porter to Shaws Water Co., 3 Virginia street Duncan John, pattern maker, Lyle's land, Back walks Duncan Peter, policeman, 49 Shaw street Duncan Robert, shipmaster, 2 Wellington street Duncan Robt. F., painter, and paperhanger, 26 Charles street. House, 95 Regent street Duncan Samuel, mariner, 7 Market street Duncan William, joiner, 60 Roxburgh street Duncan Mrs Alexander, 9 Duncan street Duncan Mrs, 95 Regent street Duncan Mrs Robert, 6 Carnock street Duncan Mrs Robert, grocer, 16 Cathcart street DUNLEAVY James, dealer, 31 Dalrymple street DUNLOP James, farmer, Strone Dunlop James, carter, Ingleston road Dunlop Robert, merchant, 11 Sugarhouse lane. Ho. 85 Regent street. Dunlop Robert, joiner, 1 Springkell street Dunlop Robert, shipowner, 38 West Blackhall street Dunlop Thomas, smith, 3 Arthur street Dunlop Mrs Captain John, lodgings, 2 Watt place Dunlop Mrs Captain, 9 Argyle street DUNN Andrew, grocer, 25 Rue-end street. House, 2 St Andrew's street DIRECTORY. 49

Dunn Archibald, cooper, 5 West Stewart street Dunn John, slater, 31 Charles street Dunn John, brassfounder, 1 Dellingburn street Dunn Mrs Robert, 20 West Stewart street DUNNING John, carpenter, 8 Baker street Dunning Matthew, carpenter, 17 John street DUNSMORE John, spirit dealer, 24 Arthur street DURINGER Conrad, sugar baker, 18 Duncan street DURWARD Gr., sewed muslin agent, 6 William street. House, Church street, Port- Glasgow DYER Hugh M., chemist and druggist, 6 Inverkip st. Dyer John, cabinetmaker, 30 Nicholson street E

EAGLE SHAM JohD, shoemaker, Kilbirnie cottage Eaglesham, Mrs James, 35 East Shaw street EARTHENWARE Manufacturers, Thomas Shirlej & Company, Greenock potteries. Earthenware warehouse, 22 Shaw street EASON Miss, feuar, 21 Nicholson street Eason Mrs, midwife, 67 Rue-end street EAST Parish Church, Regent street ECCLES, Templetou & Co., merchants, 4 Church place EDDINGTON & Hunter, joiners and glaziers, 5 In- verkip street EDMISTON Alexander, ropemaker, 24 Tobago street EDGAR Maxwell, labourer, 48 Ann street EDGER James, boilermaker, 20 Ingleston road EGGERT William, sugar baker, 3 Bearhope street Eggert Mrs, washer and dresser, 3 Bearhope street EDNAY James, brass moulder, 1 Dellingburn street EDWARDS John J., shipmaster, 82 Regent street Edwards Thomas, woolcomber, 6 E%t Shaw street Edwards Wm„ packer, Ladyburn ELDER William, ropespinner, M'Kelvie's land, Dun- can street ELK IN Thomas, engine driver, Ladyburn ELLARD & Co., tailors, clothiers, and outfitters, 16 William street Ellard G. W., of Ellard % Co. House, 13 Mearns st. 50 DIRECTORY.

ELLIOTT George, shopman, 8 Watt street Elliot John, shoemaker, 42 Crawfurd street Elliot James, cooper, 20 Inverkip street Elliot William Scott, landing waiter, Customs. J$$E[p. 9 Laird street ELLIS John, carpenter, 3 Jamaica street ELVIN Robert, painter and glazier, 43 Cathcart street EL WARD James, huckster, 4 East Quay lane EPISCOPAL (St. John's) Church, 8 Union street ERSKINE David, auctioneer and appraiser, Crown sale rooms, Wellington court Erskine John, spirit dealer, 32 Dalrymple street Erskine Jn., felt manufacturer, of Greenock Felt Work Go. House, 3 Roxburgh street Erskine John, slater, Lyle's land, Back walks Erskine William, painter, 10 East Shaw street Erskine Misses, 72 Union street ETTLES John, mariner, 43 Crawfurd street EVANGELICAL Union Chapel, 1.5 Sir Michael st. EVANS Thomas, mariner, Holmscroft street Evans, William, shipmaster, 10 Laird street EWING, Angus & Co., merchants, 4 Bogle street Ewing James, grocer, 32 Dalrymple street. Ho., do. Ewing John, engineer, M'Kelvie's land, Duncan street Ewing Robert, sugarbaker, 14 Market street Ewing Robert & Co., merchants and general agents, 4 Bogle street Ewing Robert, of Robert Ewing & Co. Ho.^ 35 West Stewart street Ewing Mrs William, 21 Ann street

FAIRBAIRN James, 69 Roxburgh street FAIRGRIEVE Andrew, of Brownlie, Buchanan Co. House, 7 West Stewart street Fairgrieve James, plumber, 37 Nicholson street FAIRLIE James, 3 Kelly street Fairlie John, cabinetmaker, 58 Vennel Fairlie Robert, labourer, 28 West Blackhall street Fairlie & Moore, Dyewood mill, 16 Baker street Fairlie Misses, feuars, 30 Regent street DIRECTORY. 51

Fairlie Mrs John, French polisher, 58 Vermel FAIRRIE James & Co., sugar refiners, 3 Ker street, Glebe Fairrie Thomas, of James Fairrie & Co.. House, 46 Union street Fairrie John, labourer, 41 Vennel

Fairrie Mrs. 1 1 Ardgowan square FALCONER Mrs James, huckster, 17 John street FARIE James, Greenock Potceries. House, Main's cottage, Hillend FARMER Hugh, tailor, 50 Shaw street FARQUHAR George, wholesale and family grocer, 41 Hamilton street. House, Springfield Farquhar Mrs James, spirit dealer, 53 Roxburgh street FARRENS Edward, potter, Clyde Pottery FAULDS James, shopman, 21 Bearhope street FAUSET Mrs Thomas, spirit dealer, 32 Cathcart st. House, 7 Lynedoch street

FAWCETT Samuel, broker, 1 Broad close FAY Arthur, spirit dealer, 12 Vennel FEILDING John, sawyer, 45 Main street, Cartsdyke FERGUS James, jr., coal agent, 9 West breast. Ho., Henry's cottage, Shaw place Fergus James, coal merchant, 9 West breast. House, lido. FERGUSON & Co., merchants and sugar refiners, 50 Inverkip street. House, Auchneigh Ferguson Alexander, chemist and druggist, 18 Hamil- ton street. House, Mount pleasant Ferguson A. & Co., sailmakers, 5 East breast Ferguson A., of A. Ferguson & Co. House, 43 Ann street Ferguson Alexander, sailmaker, 13 Ropework street Ferguson Alexander, mariner, 3 Salmon street Ferguson Alexander, sladesman, 40 Inverkip street Ferguson Andrew, engineer, 16 Arthur street Ferguson Archibald, feuar, 6 Ann street Ferguson Charles, Drumfrochar road Ferguson Charles, carpenter, 26 Sugarhouse lane Ferguson Charles, grocer, 21 Market street Ferguson Daniel, watchman, 18 Ingleston road 52 DIRECTORY.

Ferguson D & Co., hoop merchants and commission agents, 6 Charles street. House, 21 Nicholson st. Ferguson Duncan, gardener, 20 Hamilton street Ferguson Georg9, carpenter, 29 Roxburgh street Ferguson George, gardener, 38 Brougham street Ferguson James, cooper, 7 Tobago street Ferguson John, grocer, 31 Dalrjmple street Ferguson John, tailor, 3 Charles street Ferguson John, sailmaker, 37 Nicholson street Ferguson John, tinsmith, 43 Ann street Ferguson John, lodgings, 4 Kilblain street Ferguson John, mariner, 36 Westburn street Ferguson John, wright and smith, 3 Virginia street. House, 8 Chapel street Ferguson John, carpenter, 43 Crawfurd street Ferguson John, coach driver, 9 Highland close Ferguson Peter, feuar and spirit dealer, 8 Baker street Ferguson Robert, bank porter, 4 Mansion-house lane Ferguson Robert, baker, 43 Crawfurd street Ferguson Robert, 36 Inverkip street Ferguson Robert, carpenter, 9 East Shaw street Ferguson Mary, lodgings, 6 Shaw street Ferguson Miss W.., dressmaker, 33 Hamilton street Ferguson Mrs Jamesj gardener, 21 Charles street Ferguson Mrs John, 12 Inverkip street Ferguson Mrs John, ironmonger, ship chandler, seed and general merchant, 5 West breast. House, 1 Shaw place Ferguson Mrs William, grocer, 28 Shaw street Ferguson Mrs William, 23 Kelly street Ferguson Mrs, I Arthur street Ferguson Mrs, mangle keeper, 60 Main street, Carts- dyke FERNIE George, joiner, 5 Bearhope street FERRIER George, smith, 4 John street FINNINGHAM Miss Ann, 32 Sugarhouse lane FINE John, labourer, Finnieston, Port-Glasgow road FINLAY Hugh, baker, 44 Vermel Finlay Robert B. & Co., clothiers, 10 West Blackhall street Finlay Robert B., of Robert B, Finlay & Go. House, 3 Eldon street DIRECTORY. 53

Finlay Robert, of Boss, Corbett & Co. House, 15 Roxburgh street Finlay Thomas, carpenter, 9 Cartsburn street Finlay Thomas, engineer, Port -Glasgow road Finlay William, carpenter, 39 Main street, Cartsdyke FINDLAY Robert, gardener, 35 Nicholson street FINN IE John, working men's refreshment rooms, 17 Main street, Cartsdyke FINLAYSON Alexander, seaman, 2 Tobago street FINNIGAN James, shoemaker, 37 Rue-end street Finnigan Patrick, Post office Gourock runner. House, 22 Inverkip street FISH, Brown & Co., sailmakers, Bast breast FISHER James, cabinetmaker, 9 Laird street Fisher Peter, sawver, I Regent street Fisher Robert, joiner, 27 Vennel Fisher Thomas, shipmaster, 2 Salmon street FISHERY OFFICE, 3 Bank street FL ANNAG AN James, tailor, 6 Dalrymple street Flannagan John, labourer, 4 Watt street FLEMING Alexander, Armadale place Fleming's, late M'Culloch's Temperance Hotel, 8 Cath- cart square. House do. Fleming Alexander, spirit dealer, 16 Vennel Fleming Alexander, draper, 2 Hamilton street. House, 17 Roxburgh street Fleming Andrew, boatman, 5 Kilblain street Fleming Daniel, of Laurie & Fleming. House, 3 Tra- falgar street Fleming Dugald, joiner, 18 Vennel Fleming James, engineer, 17 Arthur street Fleming James, flesher, 23 Arthur street Fleming John, of Fleming, Beid & Co, House, Arma- dale place, Mount park Fleming John, engineer, 16 Arthur street Fleming John, policeman, 13 I nverkip. street Fleming Leonard, officer Inland Revenue, 9 Roxburgh st. Fleming Matthew, ship master, 4 George square Fleming, Reid & Co., merchants and worsted spinners, Shaws Water Worsted Mill Fleming, Ross & Co., straw hat makers and milliners, 4 West Blackhall street q2 2

54 IRECTORY,

Fleming Robert, baker, 43 Rue-end street Fleming Mrs John, 15 Tobago street Fleming Mrs John, 8 West Stewart street Fleming Mrs Robert, lodgings, 29 Nicholson street Fleming Mrs Thomas, 9 Arthur street Fleming, Mrs, washer and dresser, 5 Kilblaiu street FLESHMARKET, 17 Market street FLETCHER Duncan, carpenter, 6 Dalrymple street Fletcher Daniel, cooper, 12 Tobago street Fletcher William, carpenter, 28 Sir Michael street Fletcher Mrs Angus, lodgings, 33 Nicholson street Fletcher Mrs, 4 Dalrjmple street FLIGHT John, 28 Crawfurd street FLOOD Edward, labourer, 4 Smith's lane FLUCKER Isaac, weigher, 43 Cathcart street Flucker James, spirit dealer, Harvie lane. House, 1 Market street FORBES Andrew, gardener, 16 Forsyth street FORD Joseph, watchman, 5 Nicholson street Ford John, tidewater, 24 Ann street FORREST John, engineer, 47 Ann street Forrest Robert, feuar, 7 West Stewart street Forrest William, feuar, 9 Roslin street FORRESTER David, carpenter, 15 Tobago street FORSYTH Alexander, engineer, 56 Roxburgh street Forsyth David, cabinetmaker, 34 East Shaw street Forsjth John, missionary, 9 Antigua street Forsyth Samuel, carpenter, 2 John street Forsyth Miss Janet, dressmaker, 10 Kilblain street FOSTER Duncan, tailor, 4 William street Foster John, grocer, 53 Vennel. House, 37 Ann street Foster Edward, carpenter, 68 Vennel Foster John, mariner, 1 East Shaw street Foster John, plasterer, 39 Hamilton street. House, 40 Inverkip street FOULDS & Bone, commission agents and provision merchants, 11 Sugarhouse lane Foulds Samuel, of Foulds & Bone. House, Orange- field place street FOWLER David ; late captain, 6 Chapel FOX John, M.D., M.R.C.S. London, physician and surgeon, 15 William st. House, 13 Roxbourgh st. DIRECTORY, 55

FRAME John, joiner, 25 Sir Michael street FRASER Alexander, joiner, 11 Cross-shore street Fraser Alexander, engineer, 33 Hamilton street Fraser A. C, grocer, 21 Main street, Cartsdjke Fraser, Campbell & Co., ironmongers and nail manufacturers, 10 William street. House, 77 Regent street Fraser James, joiner, 60 Main street, Cartsdjke Fraser James, cooper, 20 Ann street Fraser James, gardener, I York street Fraser James, tailor, 33 Hamilton street Fraser John, sugarboiler, 23 Main street, Cartsdjke Fraser John, joiner, 20 West Stewart street Fraser John, commercial teacher, 7 West Stewart street. House, Yew cottage, 3 Eldon street Fraser Thomas, police-sergeant, 59 Rue-end street Fraser William, engineer, Ljle's land, Back walks FREE Church Schoolroom, St Andrew square FREDERICK Charles, sugar worker, 5 Duncan st. FRY Robert, tidewater, 16 Sir Michael street Frj Samuel, letter-carrier, P.O., 69 Vennel Frj William, slater, 14 Tobago street FULTON Andrew, engineer, 3 Arthur street Fulton labourer, Andrew, 9 Under crescent , Fulton James, gardener, Kilbirnie cottage Fulton James, hat and cap merchant, 10 William street Fulton James, joiner, 15 Bearhope street Fulton James, clerk, Ladjburn, Port-Glasgow road Fulton John, tanner, 12 St Andrew street. House, 11 Bank street Fulton John, joiner, of Crawford & Fulton, Ljle's land, Back walks Fulton Lawrence, pattern maker, Ljle's land, Back walks Fulton Thomas, carpenter, 8 Manse lane Fulton William, coach driver, 69 Vennel Fulton Miss M., straw-hat-maker, 20 Cathcart street Fulton Mrs James, feuar and lodgings, 3 Kellj street FULLARTON Robert, measurer, 9 East India breast. House, Mount Pleasant Fullarton Robert, provision merchant, 19 Market street Fullarton Miss, dressmaker, 4 Kilblain street 56 DIRECTORY,

Fullarton Mrs John, 4 Kilblain street FYFB James, joiner, 16 Tobago street Fyfe James, moulder, 1 Carnock place Fyfe James, weaver, 5 Sir Michael street Fyfe Mathew, ropespinner, 9 Tobago street Fyfe Samuel, manager of paint mill. House, 1 Car- nock street Fyfe & Yeo, ship chandlers, ironmongers, and paint manufacturers, 5 William street, and 4 East breast Fyfe W. H., of Fyfe & Yeo. House, 4 Shaw place Fyfe Mrs James, dressmaker, 16 Tobago street G

GAELIC Chapel, 32 West Burn street Gaelic Free Church, 14 Jamaica street GAFF William, joiner and wood merchant, 5 Argyle street. House, Mount park cottage GAGE John, carpenter, 9 Cross-shore street GALBRAITH Angus, caulker, 7 Sir Michael street Galbraith Duncan, carpenter, 1 Harvie lane Galbraith John, mariner, 9 Cowgate street Galbraith John, mariner, 13 West Stewart street Galbraith John, joiner, 5 West Stewart street Galbraith John, senr., 28 Charles street Galbraith John, sugar sampler, 11 West breast. Ho., 9 Brisbane street Galbraith John, baker, 26 Charles street. House, do. Galbraith John, druggist, 63 Rue-end street. House, 12 Tobago street Galbraith John, pilot, 6 West Burn street Galbraith Lachlan, labourer, 21 East Shaw street Galbraith King, machine worker, Caledonian saw mills Galbraith Wm. engine keeper, Finnieston, Port- Glas- gow road Galbraith, Thomas, grocer, 25 East Shaw street GALE Mrs Henry, lodgings, 28 Cartsburn street GALL David, grocer and spirit dealer, 6 Sir Michael street Gall John, grocer, 31 Roxburgh street Gall Thomas, shipmaster, Cowdenknowes GALLACHER Andrew, shoemaker, 53 Vennel DIRECTORY. 57

Gallacher Charles, tanner, 12 Ropework street Gallacher Edward, labourer, 10 Highland close Gallacher John, poulterer, 12 Highland close Gallacher John, spirit dealer, 8 Dalrymple street Gallacher James, fruiterer and poulterer, 2 Albert place, West Blackball street. House, do. Gallacher James, labourer, 92 East Hamilton street Gallacher Torrence, dealer, 30 Dalrymple street Gallacher William, fishmonger, Fishmarket, and shop, 35 Hamilton street. House, 2 William street Gallacher William, labourer, 8 Dalrymple street GALLOWAY David, shipmaster, 7 Kelly street Galloway, George, salesman, 46 Cathcart street Galloway Hugh, shipmaster, 6 Chapel street Galloway John, shipmaster, 8 Kelly street Galloway W. C., music teacher, 1 Ardgowan square Galloway Mrs E., lodgings, 10 Baker street Galloway Mrs, matron, House of Refuge GALT Robert, farmer, Burn brae Gait Peter, cook and confectioner, 13 Hamilton street. House, do. Gait Mrs Catherine, 19 Hamilton street GARDNER, James, watchmaker, jeweller, and chronometer maker, 8 Hamilton street. House, 19 Brougham street Gardner James, working jeweller, 17 William street Gardner James, boilermaker, 3 John street Gardner John, mariner, 34 Dalrymple street Gardner John, japanner, 45 Cathcart street. Housa, 17 Roxburgh street Gardner John, mate, 34 Dalrymple street Gardner John, grocer, 34 Vennel. House, 3 West Stewart street Gardner Peter & Son, tailors, clothiers, and outfitters, 4 William street and 2 Dalrymple street. House, 8 William street Gardner Mrs, sempstress, 23 Nicholson street Gardner Mrs George, 19 Brougham street Gardner, Mrs John, 4 Kilblain street GAS Works, 27 Crawfurd street GAUDIE Duncan, engineer, 1 Carnock street GAVAN Robert, carter, 29 Charles street 58 DIRECTORY,

GAY Peter, carpenter, 23 Arthur street GEBBTE James, boilermaker, Lyle's land, Back Walks GELLATLY Mrs J., 33 West Blackhall street GEM MILL Alexander, carpenter, Lamb's cottages, Kingston Gemmill John, 9 Shaw place Gemmill Joseph, broker, 20 Dalrjmple street Gemmill William F., mechanic, 16 Ann street Gemmill William, labourer, 92 East Hamilton street Gemmill Mrs Samuel, 9 Shaw street GEEREKES Augustus, clothier and outfitter, 27 Shaw street Geerekes Augustus, seamen's boarding house, 6 East Quay lane GIBB Alexander, tailor, Clyde Pottery, Port- Glasgow road Gibb George, carpenter, 7 William street Gibb John, joiner, 9 Bruce street Gibb John, spirit dealer, 62 Vennel Gibb John, gasfitter, 31 Hamilton st. Ho. 62 Vennel Gibb John, grocer and feuar, 21 Lynedoch street Gibb John, shipmaster, 5 Lyle street Gibb Miss Mary, grocer, 8 Antigua street GIBSON Alexander, dyer, 14 West Burn street. House, 9 Crawfurd street Gibson Duncan, carpenter, 61 Main street, Cartsdyke Gibson James, tailor, Lang's land, Longwell close Gibson James, tanner, Ladyburn Gibson John, engineer, 43 Ann street Gibson Richard, mariner, 10 Baker street Gibson Robert, carpenter, 2 Cartsburn street Gibson Thomas, mason, 7 Tobago street Gibson William, labourer, 31 Regent street Gibson Miss, 5 Lynedoch street Gibson Mrs, lodgings, 58 Vennel Gibson Mrs, ladies' keeper, 30 Ann street Gibson Mrs Robert, spirit dealer, 14 Sir Michael street Gibson Mrs, lodgings, 13 Bank street GILCHRIST James, Superintendent Railway Station. House, 13 Bogle street Gilchrist James, shipmaster, Lyle's land, Back Walks DIRECTORY. 59

Gilchrist John, mariner, 9 Ann street Gilchrist Peter, grocer, 35 Shaw street GILFILLAN Robert, rigger, 46 Dalrjmple street Gilfillan Mrs, lodgings, 17 Shaw street GILKISON James, deputy shipping master, 5 Vir- ginia street. House, 1 Clyde street GILLENDER, Robert, mariner, 7 West breast GILL John, sugar boiler, 3 Bruce street Gill Joseph, joiner, I Lyie street GILLESPIE John, of Campbell & Gillespie, assessor of income tax, &c, 3 Bank street. House, 8 Jamaica street Gillespie John, lumper, 3 Shannon's Close Gillespie John, labourer, 25 Vennel Gillespie Peter, smith, 28 Roxburgh street GILLGOUR Joseph, painter, Lyle's land, Back walks GILLIES Alexander, inn-keeper, Rose and Thistle tavern, 5 West breast Gillies Duncan, porter, 57 Main street, Cartsdyke Gillies James, moulder, 57 Main street, Cartsdyke Gillies John, feuar, 13 St Lawrence street Gillies John, joiner, 21 Bearhope street Gillies Neil, baker, 60 Vennel Gillies Robert, cooper, 2 Crawfurd street Gillies Thomas, mate, 50 Shaw street Gillies Thomas, moulder, 2 John street Gillies Mrs Daniel, 31 Westburn street GILLON Alexander, joiner, 15 Cross-shore street Gillon Daniel, hawker, 38 Vennel Gillon Francis, shoemaker, 32 Sugarhouse lane Gillon Michael, smith, 1 Cowgate street Gillon Mrs, teacher, Charity School, 24 Ann street GILMOUR Rev. Andrew, Martha brae cottage, Low Gourock road Gilmour James, mason, 3 Bearhope street Gilmour James, carpenter, 4 John street Gilmour James, night watchman, 26 Inverkip street Gilmour Robert, gardener, 50 Eldon street GILRAY Josiah, brassfounder, Lyle's land, Back walks GIL ROY William, brass finisher, Ingleston road GIRDWOOD James, smith, Lyle's land, Back walks 60 DIRECTORY.

Girdwood Mrs, 6 West Stewart street GLACKEN James, teacher, 18 East Shaw street GLASSFORD David, of Williamson & Glassford House, Mount park, Bank street GLASGOW River Pilot Office, Foot of Patrick street GLEN James, tailor, 32 Hamilton street Glen James, 39 Hamilton street Glen Peter, mason, 21 Sugarhouse lane Glen Miss, feuar, Ford Glen Mrs Hugh, 52 Dalrjmple street Glen Mrs William, spirit dealer, 4 Broad close Glen Mrs, 11 Cathcart street GLOVER John, cook and confectioner, 37 Hamilton street. House do. Glover Johm, labourer, 41 Vennel Glover Robert, dresser, 17 Arthur street GLENCROSS John, engineer, 3 St Andrew's street GOLDIE John, coach driver, 7 Highland close GOODSHAW Mrs, Rosebank, 25 Forsyth street GOOLD Henry, spirit dealer, 25 Vennel GORDON James, coppersmith, 7 Lynedoch street Gordon John, mason, 30 Inverkip street Gordon John, policeman, 76 Roxburgh street Gordon Moses, shoemaker, M'Kelvie's land, Duncan s Gordon Rev. William, Roman Catholic clergyman, 2r East Shaw street GOSLAND David, coppersmith, 35 Cathcart street Gosland Thomas, rigger, 35 Cathcart street GOUDIE Hugh, heckler, 33 Regent street GOUDY James, spirit dealer, 1 Open Shore street GOUROCK Ropework Co.'s warehouse, 12 Cross shore street, and 8 East breast GOVAN Coal Depot, 5 Chapel street. David Riddel) agent Govan Andrew, sheriff officer, 14 Market street Govan George, mate, 9 Crawfurd street Govan John, smith, 7 St Lawrence street Govan Robert, carter, 29 Charles street Govan Solomon, labourer, 7 Highland close GOW David, curator Mechanics' Institution, 11 Sir Michael street Gow George, carpenter, 40 Ann street DIRECTORY. 61

Gow James, gasfitter, 15 Market street GRAHAM Alexander, carter, Finieston, Port-Glasgow road Graham Alexander, carpenter, 1 Clarence street Graham Archibald, plasterer, 24 Ann street Graham Charles, spirit dealer, 5 Dalrymple street Graham David, joiner, 9 Duncan street Graham Donald, carpenter, 7 St Lawrence street Graham Donald, joiner, Lyle's land, Back walks Graham Duncan, spirit dealer, 4 Watson's lane Graham James, turner, Lamb's Cottages, Kingston Graham John, labourer, 14 Market street Graham John, huckster, 21 Charles street Graham John, wine and spirit merchant, $ Sir Michael street. House, 12 Tobago street Graham William, labourer, 11 Cowgate street Graham William, carpenter, 16 St Andrew's street Graham Samuel, huckster, 7 Sir Michael street Graham Miss, 5 Kelly street Graham Miss, 11 Grey place Graham Mrs, cowfeeder, 5 Kilblain street Graham Mrs Robert, spirit dealer, 24 Dalrymple street Graham Mrs, lodgings, 18 Sir Michael street Graham Mrs John, feuar, 12 Tobago street Graham Mrs John, feuar, 11 Grey place Graham Mrs, washer and dresser, 31 Ann street Graham Mrs, huckster, 66 Vennel Graham Mrs, grocer, 10 East Quay lane GRANT John, watchmaker, 43 Cathcart street, and spirit dealer, 9 Arthur street Grant Robert, pilot, 6 East Blackhall street Grant Thomas, carpenter, M'Kelvie's land, Duncan st. Grant Mrs Lewis, lodgings, 6 East Blackhall street GRAVES Thomas, painter, 18 William street GRASSIE Mrs William, spirit retailer, 31 Vennel GRAY Andrew, ropemaker, 17 Bearhope street' Gray David, grocer, Ladyburn Gray David W., coachman, 48 Nelson street, west Gray Daniel, boiler maker, Armadale buildings Gray & Rodger, coopers, 52 Rue-end street Gray & Buchanan, ship and insurance brokers, and commission merchants, 24 Bogle street 62 DIRECTORY.

Gray Donald, carpenter, 1 1 Cartsburn street Gray Dugald, cooper, 2 Mearns street Gray Duncan, sailmaker, Lyle's land, Back walks Gray James, tanner, M'Leish's land, Port- Glasgow rd. Gray James, joiner, 13 Sir Michael street Gray James, labourer, 61 Main street, Cartsdyke Gray James & Co., paper makers, Overton paper mills Gray John, shoemaker, Middle Church beadle, and Presbytery officer, 38 Hamilton street Gray John Kerr, town clerk, Council Chambers, 6 Hamilton street. House, 11 Ardgowan square Gray John, labourer, 22 Inverkip street Gray John, of Gray & Buchanan. House, 14 Union st. Gray John, sawyer, 7 Ardgowan street Gray Malcolm, labourer, 8 Cartsburn street Gray Matthew, bottler, 32 Inverkip street Gray Neil, locker, 2 Mearns street Gray William, carpenter, Lyle's land, Back walks Gray Miss A gnes, dressmaker and milliner, 32 Inverkip street Gray Miss, feuar, 14 Kelly street Gray Mrs, lodgings, 31 Charles street GREY Charles, feuar, 3 St Lawrence street, Plantation cottage GREEN William B., manager Pottery, 6 Carnock st. Green Thomas, potter, Ladyburn GREENBANK Mills Co., Drumfrocher road. Neil Campbell, manager GREENLEE $ Robert, carter, 27 Main st., Cartsdyke Greenlees Robert, boilermaker, 17 Arthur street GREENOCK Advertiser and Clyde Commercial Jour- nal, published every Tuesday and Friday morning, at No. 29 Hamilton street Greenock Apothecaries' Co., 28 Hamilton street Greenock Bank Co., 29 Cathcart street Greenock Brewery Co., 39 Nicholson street Greenock Distillery Co., 27 Tobago street Greenock Felt Work Co., Works, East Hamilton street, Office, 4 Customhouse place. J. Erskine, manager Greenock Gas Works, 27 Crawfurd street Greenock Grain and Flour Mills, Bogle street and Princes street DIKE C TORY. 63

Greenock Herald and General Advertiser. Office, 40 Cathcart street Greenock Iron Co., iron merchants, 6 and 7 Custom- house place Greenock Library, Watt monuments 9 Union street Greenock Mechanics' Institution, II Sir Michael street Greenock Provident Bank, 3 Church place Greenock Potteries, Port-Glasgow road Greenock Ropework, Ropework street Greenock Saw Mill Co., Saw mills, Kingston, Port- Glasgow road Greenock Spinning Co., Drumfrocher road, and 83 Hut- chison street, Glasgow GREENSHIELLS James, gardener, 17 Arthur st. GREIG David, carpenter, 4 Tobago street Greig William, smith, 3 John street Greig Mrs E., spirit dealer, 19 Tobago street GRIEVE Andrew, engineer, 6 Lyle street Grieve James, joiner, 8 Chapel street

Grieve James J., of Baine fy Johnston. House, 9 Ja- maica street Grieve William, porter, 21 Shaw street GRIEVES William, shoemaker, 1 Inverkip street GRIERSON Mrs, 35 West Blackhall street GRIFFITH Patrick, bookseller, 4 East breast Griffith William, smith, 15 Ropework street GROVES James, plasterer, 24 Tobago street Groves Steven, rigger, 20 Ann street GRUBB James, sugar boiler, 29 Lynedoch street GRUER John & Sons, coopers. Warehouse, 13 Tay- lor's close. Cooperage, 21 Harvie lane Gruer John, jun., of John Uruer

GUY James, carter, 3 East Stewart street GWINN Wm., mariner, 7 Market street H

HACKETT Peter, labourer, 7 Union court HADDOW Andrew C, of John Haddow & Co. House, 21 Union street Haddow John, of John Haddow & Co.. House, 11 Springkell street Haddow John & Co., wood merchants and shipowners, 62 Main street, Cartsdyke Haddow Mrs John, feuar, 11 Springkell street HAGGARTY Connell, tailor, 50 Shaw street Haggarty James, clerk, 35 Hamilton street HAIR Ivie, farmer, Garvock Hair James, farmer, Garvock Hair James, grocer, 5 Cowgate street Hair John, carter, 15 Bearhope street Hair John, feuar, 48 Nelson street Hair Robert, mashman, 8 Inverkip street Hair William, cowfeeder, 11 Inverkip street Hair William, pawnbroker, 29 Hamilton street. House, 63 Orangefield place Hair William, carter, 7 Under crescent Hair Mrs, baker, 16 Cathcart street HALBERT Miss, 42 Eldon street HALDEN Mrs John, dressmaker, 12 West Blackhallst. HALL Archibald, of Adam & Hall, 26 Sir Michael st. Hall Robert, carter, 12 St Andrew's street Hall Thomas, labourer, 2 John street Hall William, rope maker, 6 Roslin street Hall Mrs Alexander, 7 Springkell street Hall Mrs A., grocer, 3 Manse lane Hall Mrs Dugald, 3 Bearhope street HALLIBURTON Miss, 9 Crawfurd street HALLIDAY George, joiner, 4 Watt street HAMILTON h Adams, sailmakers, 21 Shaw street Hamilton Henry, spirit dealer, 10 Sir Michael street Hamilton James, under clothier, 14 Market street Hamilton Captain James, shipowner, Shipbank, 43 East Regent street DIRECTORY. 65

Hamilton John, night watchman, 3 Bearhope street Hamilton John, shipowner, Villa Marina, 18 Eldon street Hamilton Gavin, classical master, 15 Kelly street Hamilton Thomas, labourer, 22 East Shaw street Hamilton William, joiner, Lyle's land, Back walks Hamilton William, shoemaker, Drurnfrochar road Hamilton Miss, milliner, 25 Westburn street Hamilton Mrs George, 6 Antigua street Hamilton Mrs Robert, feuar, 65 Union street HAMLIN Thomas & Co., merchants and shipowners, 2 West quay

Hamlin Thomas, of Thomas Hamlin & Co. ' House, 6 George square HAMMOND Mrs David, 27 Roxburgh street HANDY SIDE George, slater, 9 Tobago street Handyside George, boot and shoe maker, 13 Hamilton street Handyside Robert, slater, 24 Ann street HANNA William, sugar boiler, Cappielow, Port- Glasgow road HANLEY Edwin, tide surveyor, 11 Bearhope street Hanley Peter, ship master, 3 East Stewart street HANSEY Joseph, mariner, 15 Ropework street HANSON James, mariner, 4 Westburn street HARD IE James, confectioner, 67 Rue-end street Hardie Mrs Robert, Lyle's land, Back walks HARDY Mrs John, grocer, Ingleston road. House, 8 Chapel street HARDISTY James, tailor, 38 Hamilton street HARE William, woolcomber, Springhill cottage, Ann street HARGEN Bernard, carpenter, 11 Arthur street HARK IN Mrs, lodgings, 33 Hamilton street HARLEY Allan, cabinetmaker, 63 Ann street Harley Edward, plasterer, 20 Vennel Harley Martin, carver, of Peter Christie & Co., 42 In- verkip street Harley Mrs James, 63 Ann street HARPER Alexander, shipmaster, 65 Roxburgh street Harper Alexander, cooper, 14 Bearhope street Harper Hugh, sawyer, 44 Dalrymple street h2 IitECfOftt.

Harper John, shipmaster, 72 Roxburgh street I] ARRIS Mrs Thomas, innkeeper, Museum Tavern, 9 William street

HARRISON William, basket maker, 15 Crawfurd st. HARROW John, labourer, 7 Union court HARROWER John, joiner, 4 St Andrew's square Harrower, John, engineer, 11 St Lawrence street HART Alexander, clerk, 22 Inverkip street Hart Duncan, pensioner, 22 Inverkip street Hart Peter, mate, 6 Chapel street HARVEY Francis, shipmaster, 15 Kelly street Harvey John, broker, 49 Shaw street Harvey Thomas, railway guard, 33 Regent street Harvey Nathaniel, carpenter, 52 Dalrymple street Harvey John, smith, Duncan street

Harvey Robert, baker, 3 3 Inverkip street Harvey &> Watson, ship chandlers and ironmongers, 65 Rue-end street HARVIE Alexander, pansman, Ingleston road HAS TIE John, engineer, smith and brassfounder, 6 East Stewart street House, 12 Springkell street HAY George, tailor, 37 Nicholson street Hay William, mariner, 3 West Quay lane HAYWOOD William, boiler maker, Lyle's land, Back walks HE AT ON Thomas, eating house, 29 Shaw street HECTOR James, miller, 8 East Stewart street. Ho. 7 Springkell street HEELY John, labourer, 3 Cowgate street Heely Robert, painter, 15 Sugarhouse lane HELLEY David, mariner, 2 Hamilton street HEMPSEED James, cabinetmaker, Lyle's land, Back walks Hempseed James, carpenter, 11 St Andrew's street HENDERSON Alexander, shoemaker, Kerr's land, Long well close Henderson Alexander, baker, 33 Nicholson street Henderson James, nailer, 54 Dalrymple street Henderson James, cooper, 12 Bogle street Henderson John, shoemaker, 5 West Stewart street Henderson John, sawyer, 5 Bruce street Henderson Peter, joiner, Port- Glasgow road DIRECTORY. 67

Henderson Robert, grocer, 69 Roxburgh street Henderson Robert, mason, 31 Hamilton street Henderson Robert, joiner, 11 Kelly street Henderson Robert, gardener, Caddie hill cottage Henderson Thomas, rector and commercial teacher, Highlanders' Academy, Roxburgh street. House, Mount Pleasant Henderson William, carpenter, 1 Springkell street Henderson William, engineer, 25 Arthur street Henderson William, tailor, 32 Hamilton street Henderson Miss Ann, huckster, 19 John street Henderson Mrs A., 8 Baker street Henderson Mrs George, feuar, 26 Charles street HENDRY Charles, labourer,51 Main street, Cartsdyke Hendry Duncan, joiner, and blockmaker, 5 Dock breast. House, 26 Hamilton street Hendry James, engineer, 15 Stanners street Hendry James, boilermaker, 1 Main street, Cartsdyke Hendry J. & R-, tailors and clothiers, 24 Hamilton st. House, 16 William street Hendry John, steamboat agent, 2 West breast. House, 43 Ann street Hendry John, spirit dealer, 57 Rue-end street Hendry John, spirit merchant, 63 Main street, Carts- dyke. House, 61 do. Hendry John, coachmaker, 33 Roxburgh street Hendry Nathaniel, 34 Main street, Cartsdyke Hendry Thomas, labourer, 13 John street Hendry William, tailor and clotbier, 17 William street HENNY Dennis, spirit dealer, 10 East breast HENRY Alexander, cabinetmaker, 20 Inverkip street Henry Barclay, medical practitioner, 4 Shaw place Henry Daniel, mariner, 16 East Quay lane Henry Daniel, engineer, Ingleston road Henry Duncan, shipmaster, 1 William street Henry James, feuar, 1 1 Ann street Henry James, carter, 23 Ann street Henry James, brassfounder, 21 Ann street Henry John, shipmaster, 43 Ann street Henry Robert, coal merchant, 35 West Blackhall street Henry Mrs J., confectioner, 5 West Blackhall street HEPBURN Thomas, porter, 4 Watt street 68 DIRECTORY.

Hepburn Mrs, lodgings, 5 Union street HERALD (Greenock,) and General Advertiser, Of- fice, 40 Cathcart street HERCUS Mrs John, 18 Kelly street Hercus Peter, provision merchant, commission, and shipping agent, 2 West Quay lane. House, 48 Brougham street HERON James & Co., watch and clockmakers, 3 Cow- gate street Heron William, engineer, 7 Under crescent HERRIOT John & Son, auctioneers and appraisers, 79 Regent street and 26 Charles street Herriot John, of John Herriot <& Son, vendue master and appraiser, 79 Regent street Heriot John A., of John Herriot & Son. House, 26 Charles street HEWIT Milton, kilnman, Clyde Pottery HETHERINGTON John, candle maker, 9 Market st. HEUGH Thomas, smith, 19 John street HIGHAM James, pilot, 35 Crawfurd street HIGGINS A., pastry baker and confectioner, 11 Cath- cart street Higgins Thomas, tailor, 21 Hamilton street HIGHET John, engineer, 17 Cathcart street Highet Thomas, carpenter, 12 John street HIGHLANDERS' Academy, Roxburgh street HILDRETH Robert, shipmaster, 24 Bank street HILL Adam, joiner, 33 Ann street Hill Archd., engineer, 20 Ingleston road Hill David, painter, 53 Main street, Cartsdyke Hill John, labourer, 6 Watson's lane Hill John, mariner, 72 Roxburgh street Hill John, staff serjeant of pensioners, 30 Sugarhouse lane Hill Lawrence & Co., iron shipbuilders, Inch Works, Port- Glasgow road Hill Lawrence of L. Hill & Go. House, Wood Bank cottage, Port- Glasgow Hill Matthew, miller and grain merchant, Bogle street and Princes street. House, 8 Inverkip street Hill Ninian, M.D., 17 Kilblain street Hill Miss, 8 Trafalgar street DIRECTORY. 69

Hill Mrs Matthew, 8 Inverkip street HINDMARSH John, currier, 40 Inverkip street HINMERS George, clothier, silk mercer, and milliner, 5 Cathcart square. House, 15 Jamaica street HISLOP John, bookseller and stationer, Registrar of births, deaths, and marriages West Parish, 29 Cathcart street. House, 24 Eldon street HODGE Samuel, labourer, 41 Vennel HODGERT James, joiner, 26 Tobago street HODSON Adam, steward, 58 Vennel HOGG John D., accountant, Chamberlain's Office. House, Holmcroft street HOGGEN Mrs James, 12 Tobago street HOLBURN Robert, cowfeeder and carter, Green brae cottage, Captain street HOLMES Hugh, carter, 11 East Quay lane Holmes William, joiner, 5 Rue-end street HOLMS John, joiner, 27 Lynedoch street Holms Mrs, toy shop, 1 Inverkip street Holms Mrs Robert, 13 Sir Michael street Holms Mrs William, 23 Sir Michael street HOOD George, sugar baker, 18 Tobago street Hood William, teacher, 64 Roxburgh street Hood William, law clerk, 5 Hamilton street Hood William, spirit dealer, 22 Vennel. House, 24 Hamilton street HONEYMAN & Campbell, wholesale and retail ironmongers, 2 Cathcart square Honeyman Robert, of Honeyman & Campbell. House, 5 Brisbane street HOPE William, carpenter, 3 Shaw place HORN James, painter and paperhanger, 11 West brst„ House, 13 Nelson street west Horn Miss C, mangier and dresser, 42 West Burn st. HORNBY James, engineer, 7 Lindsay's lane Houston Fleming, cooper, 23 Sir Michael street Houston George, brass finisher, 1 Carnock street Houston Hugh, watchman, 1 Springkell street Houston James, carter, 7 John street Houston James, spirit dealer, 10 Baker street Houston Robert, grain and spirit merchant, 38 Inverkip street 70 DIRECTORY.

Houston Robert, dyer, 7 Sugarhouse lane Houston Robert, hosier, 16 Cartsburn street. House, 2 Springkell street Houston Robert, dyer and woollen manufacturer, 34 Hamilton street. House, Rockbank cottage, {Shaws Water Houston William, labourer, 2 Bearhope street Houston Mrs William, dyer, 41 Ann street Houston Mrs Archibald, 2 Watt place Houston Mrs P., 15 Kelly street Houston Mrs Wm., Holmscroft street Houston Mrs, 43 Crawfurd street Houston Mrs, 6 William street HOWATSON Samuel, boot closer, 4 Sir Michael st HOWIE Andrew, carter, 14 St Andrew street Howie Hugh, carpenter, 12 Bogle street HOWIE SON James, printer, 10 East Shaw street Howieson William, deep-sea pilot, 2 Broad close Howieson Mrs William, 3 Bank street HOY John, joiner, Lyle's land, Back walks HOYLE, Martin, & Co., sugar refiners, 29 Sugarhouse lane HUD LE SON Robert, labourer, 15 Ropework street HUDSON Adam, engineer, 15 Arthur street Hudson Charles, labourer, 47 Ann street HUGHES Charles, labourer, 7 Cowgate street Hughes Robert, carpenter, 1 Regent street Hughes Mrs George, 20 Sugarhouse lane HUGHSON Thomas, ship keeper, i William street Hughson Thomas, tobacconist, 39 Cathcart street HUME William, herbalist, 27 Sugarhouse lane. HUMPHREYS George, printer, Clyde pottery HUMPHREY Joseph, cabinetmaker, 13 West Stewart street HUNTER Adam, sawyer, 15 Market street Hunter Alexander, mate, 26 Sir Michael street Hunter Charles P., of Baine & Johnston. House, 24 Forsyth street Hunter David, slater, 1 Regent street Hunter David, pattern maker, 22 Cartsburn street Hunter Douglas, baker, 2 Bruce street Hunter James, smith, 60 Main street, Cartsdyke DIRECTORY. 71

Hunter James & Co., merchants, 41 Rue -end street Hunter John, rigger, 16 Cross-shore street Hunter John C, of Orr, Hunter & Co. House, 1 Forsyth street Hunter John, broker, 39 Vennel Hunter John, carpenter, 17 .Roxburgh street Hunter John, fish merchant, 17 Charles street. House, Innellan Hunter John, shoemaker, Cartsburn cottage Hunter John, 13 Lynedoch street Hunter Malcolm, gardener, 14 Inverkip street Hunter Morrison, joiner, Mount place, Holmscroft st Hunter Robert, boilermaker, 2 John street Hunter T. 0., merchant and commission agent, and Lloyd's agent for Clyde, 10 William st. House, 24 Forsyth street Hunter William, of Edington & Hunter. House, 1 Salmon street Hunter William, ropemaker, 13 Lynedoch street Hunter William, wine and spirit merchant, 40 Cathcart street. House, 22 Mearns street Hunter William, tanner, Ladyburn Hunter William, joiner, 49 Inverkip street Hunter Miss, dressmaker, 39 Ann street Hunter Miss M., muslin agent, 4 Tobago street Hunter Misses J. & C, Customhouse Hunter Mrs John, 9 Argyle street Hunter Mrs Janet, vintner, 7 Shaw street Hunter Mrs Robert, feuar, 5 Cowgate street Hunter Mrs, 89 Regent street Hunter Mrs, 28 Charles street Hunter Mrs, lodgings, 3 East Stewart street HURLEY Thomas W., electric telegraph clerk, Rail- way station. House, 5 William street HUTCHESON George, grocer, 63 Main street, Carts- dyke. House, Springfield cottage Hutcheson Rev. James, minister of East Parish. Ho., Campfield, Gourock road Hutcheson James, dyer, 5 Crawfurd street Hutcheson James, salesman, Gourock Ropework Co., 5 Cross-shore street Hutcheson John, carpenter, 19 Hamilton street 72 DIRECTORY.

Hutcheson John XL, clerk, 1 Patrick street Hutcheson William, engine-keeper, 7 Lynedoch street Hutcheson William, labourer, 5 West Stewart street Hutcheson Misses, dressmakers, 1 Nicholson street Hutcheson Miss, furnishing shop, 95 Regent street Hutcheson Mrs R., feuar, I Patrick street Hutcheson Mrs Thomas, feuar, 22 Bank street HUT TON Mrs Isabella, 2 John street HYDE Norman, boilermaker, 14 St Andrew street HYNDMAN James, coal merchant, 46 Vennel. Ho. 31 Charles street Hjndman John, labourer, 26 Dalrymple street Hyndman Joseph, carter, 10 Roslin street Hyndman Joseph, late shipmaster, 12 Brougham street Hyndman Miss, feuar, 22 Crawfurd street HYSLOP Edward, wholesale and retail glass, china, and earthenware merchant, 28 Hamilton street. House, do.

IMRIE Richard, seaman, 5 West Stewart street INFIRMARY, Inverjdp street INGLIS Andrew, foreman cooper, 6 Nelson street, Glebe Inglis Andrew, manager, Caledonian Saw Mills, Port- Glasgow road Inglis James, teacher of music, piano-forte and music seller, 14 West Blackhall street. House, 1 Laird street Inglis James, Sheriff clerk depute, and also depute clerk of the peace, 2 Bank street. House, Melita Cottage Inglis James, engineer, 25 Lynedoch street Inglis Barnes, carpenter, 18 Duncan street Inglis Robert, gardener, Barnhill Inglis Robert, joiner, 15 West Stewart street Inglis Thomas, labourer, 9 John street INNES A. C, landing waiter, Customs, Seafield House, Eldon street Innes John, late landing surveyor, Customs, Seafield House, Eldon street DIRECTORY. 73

Inues William, bookseller, stationer, and librarian, 40 Hamilton street. House, 21 Sugarhouse lane IRELAND William, mason, Broomhill IRVINE Alexander, ship master, 6 Nelson st., Glebe Irvine John, tailor, 36 Westburn street Irvine John, pastry baker, 12 Bogle street Irvine Samuel, shoemaker, 69 Vennel Irvine Miss Janet, lodgings, 36 Westburn street Irvine Mrs Matthew, 3 Shaw place IRVING Mrs John, feuar, 32 Regent street IRWIN Foster, tidewaiter, 18 William stree ISAAC Robert, engineer, Lyle's land, Back walks

JACK Edward, spirit dealer, 3 Highland close Jack Hugh, railway guard, 12 Bogle street Jack James, tanner, 7 John street Jack Samuel, locker, 10 Antigua street JACKSON Abram, wood hoop and basket maker, 22 West Stewart street. House, 10 Watt street Jackson William, painter, 71 Vennel JACOB SON Mrs, 4 Nicholson street JAFFREY John, chainmaker, 13 Charles street JAIL and Bridewell, 1 Market street JAMES John, missionary, 6 Watt street James Mrs Mary. Glasgow tavern, 8 East breast JAMIESON A. & R., joiners and glaziers, 10 Nichol- son street Jamieson Alexander, of A. & R. Jamieson. House, 12 Watt street Jamieson Archibald, mason, 28 Sir Michael street Jamieson Arthur, cooper, 24 Crawfurd street Jamieson James, gardener, 5 Sir Michael street Jamieson John, grocer, 21 Dalrymple street. 'House, 9 Nicholson street Jamieson John, huckster, 29 Charles street Jamieson John, mason and spirit dealer, 5 York street Jamieson John, mariner, 15 Ropework street Jamieson Norman, 2 Rue-end street Jamieson Robert, distributor of stamps and collector of taxes, 23 Cathcart street

i 74 DIRECTORY.

Jamieson Robert, sen , gardener, 2 Newark street Jamieson Robert, of A. & R. Jamieson. House, 3 Kelly street Jamieson Robert & Co., commission merchants, snip- ing agents, and agents for the Royal Fire and Life Insurance Co., 23 Cathcart street Jamieson Robert, civil engineer, land surveyor, and measurer, 46 Cathcart st. House, 7 Newark st. Jamieson William, feuar, 31 Sir Michael street Jamieson William, seaman, 4 Watt street Jamieson William, gardener, 2 Newark street Jamieson Miss, 9 Kelly street Jamieson Elizabeth, tobacconist, 28 Cathcart street Jamieson Mrs Thomas, spirit dealer, 15 West Black- hall street

Jamieson Mrs William, spirit dealer, 15 Rue-end st. JANNION John, boilermaker, 10 Baker street JARVIE Rev. J. M,, 12 Brisbane street JARVIS Alexander, tailor, 37 Nicholson street Jarvis James, tailor, 1 Bruce street JEFFREY Alexander L., painter, 6 Nelson St., Glebe Jeffrey Samuel, labourer, 14 St Andrew street JENKINS David, broker, 17 Dalrymple street Jenkins Peter, mariner, 20 West Blackhall street JESSAMINE Alexander, agent, 9 West Stewart st., Jessamine Alexander, boilermaker, 12 Bogle street Jessamine James, bootmaker, 2 Tobago street Jessamine Miss C, milliner, 13 Hamilton street Jessamine Mrs John, 11 Ardgowan square JOHNSTON A. & W., engineers, Eagle foundry Baker street Johnston Alex. Rankine, merchant, Holmscroft house Johnston Angus, paper maker, Overton Johnston Daniel, medical botanist, 3 Kilblain st. Ho., 4 Inverkip street Johnston Daniel, smith and beam maker, 20 Cathcart st. and 19 Shaw st. House, 4 Cross-shore st. Johnston David, merchant, of Gourock Bopework Co, House, Oak Bank, 44 Union street Johnston Gregor, carpenter, 5 Bruce street Johnston Henry, mate, 1 Watson's lane Johnston James, tanner, 39 Hamilton street DIRECTORY. 75

Johnston James, joiner, 44 Inverkip street Johnston John, hair dresser, 42 Vennel Johnston John, lithographic printer, 8 Hamilton street. House, 30 Nicholson street Johnston John, tidewaiter, 6 Westburn street Johnston John, banker and insurance broker, Greenock bank. House, 18 Kelly street Johnston John, moulder, Upper crescent Johnston Samuel, shipkeeper, 28 Shaw street Johnston Thomas, tailor, 4 Sir Michael street Johnston William, Orangefield Johnston William, bookseller, stationer and lithographic printer, 46 Hamilton st House, 2i Ann street Johnston Miss, lodgings, 2 Crawford street Johnston Miss, 1 Regent street Johnston Mrs, 5 Dellingburn street Johnston Mrs, 11 Nicholson street Johnston Mrs, 19 John street Johnston Mrs Archibald, spirit dealer, 20 West Black- hall street Johnston Mrs Edward, lodgings, 8 Ann street Johnston Mrs Jas., grocer and spirit dealer, 21 Annst. Johnston Mrs Peter, lodgings, 23 Vennel Johnston, Mrs Peter, lodgings, 4 Ann street JONAS Rev. Edward James, Episcopal clergyman, 11 Union street JONES Richard, weigher, 16 Sir Michael street Jones Richard, engineer, 1 Regent street Jones Thomas, carpenter, Kerr's land, Longwell close Jones Mrs Thomas, 30 West Blackhall street JORDAN William, brass finisher, 69 Roxburgh street JUSTICE Mrs William, lodgings, 2Q Charles street Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, Sheriff Clerk's Office, 2 Bank street K

KAMES' Gunpowder Co.'s Office, 1 West Quay. Arch. Mackenzie, agent KAY Lawrence, shoemaker, 21 Ann street Kay William, carter, 3 Vennel KEAN John, lathsplitter, 21 Ann street 76 DIRECTORY.

Kean Francis, broker, 43 Dalrymple street Kean James, broker, 8 Vennel Kean Mrs Charles, lodgings, 4 Tobago street Kean Miss, huckster, 46 Vennel KEITH Alexander, engineer, Lyle'sland, Back walks Keith, Campbell & Co., general grocers, 63 Rue-end st. House 22 Ann street Keith Colin, smith, 3 Arthur street Keith James, boiler maker, 28 Cartsburn street Keith John, baker, 3 Manse lane Keith Mrs spirit dealer, 3 Market street KELLY John, slater, 16 Tobago street Kelly John, fruit and fish dealer, 40 Cathcart street Kelly John, huckster, 27 East Shaw street Kelly Peter, labourer, 14 Tobago street Kelly William, grocer, 9 William street. House, Elm- bank, Eldon street Kelly William, fishmonger, Fish market, and 41 Hamil- ton street House, 1 William street Kelly William, Tailors' house of call, 16 Market street Kelly Mrs H., staymaker, 3 Tobago street Kelly Mrs William, lodgings, 8 Chapel street KELSO Alexander, surgeon, 45 Vennel. Ho., 1 Cow- gate street Kelso Daniel, of M. & D. Kelso. Ho. 8 Kelly street Kelso James, 13 Union street Kelso M. & D., coopers and fish curers, 6 New Dock bst. Kelso Matthew, of M. & D. Kelso. Ho. 1 York st. Glebe Kelso Robert, provision merchant, 31 Shaw street Kelso Mrs, lodgings, 3 Market street KEMP John, carter, 71 Vennel KENNEDY Alex., miller, Cartsburn Mills. Ho. do. Kennedy Allan, mariner, 42 Crawfurd street Kennedy Charles, spirit dealer, 17 Dalymple street Kennedy Charles, carpenter, 3 Manse lane Kennedy David, carpenter, 18 John Street Kennedy Duncan, blacksmith, 45 Shaw street Kennedy Gilbert, dresser, Ingleston road Kennedy Henry, labourer, 7 Cowgate street Kennedy Hugh, tea merchant and grocer, 42 Cathcart street. House, 16 William street Kennedy John, labourer, 8 Manse lane DIRECTORY. 77

Kennedy Jas., gatekeeper on the railway, and remnant warehouse, 28 Ann street Kennedy Robert mason, 48 Nelson street, west Kennedy William, dealer, 19 Dalrymple street Kennedy William, shipmaster, 6 Watt street Kennedy Miss Mary Anne, dressmaker, 1 Manse lane Kennedy Mrs, lodgings, 8 Baker street Kennedy Mrs, eating house, 28 Dalrymple street Kennedy Mrs, lodgings, 1 Watt place KENSLEY Samuel, customhouse officer, 18 Antigua street

KENYON William, mate, 3 3 West Stewart street Kenyon Mrs William, lodgings, 21 John street KERNEY William, dealer, 19 Dalrymple street KER Alan, merchant, commission agent, and agent for City of Glasgow bank, 46 Cathcart Street. House, 1 Grey Place KERR Alexander, soda water maker, 46 Inverkip st. Kerr Alexander, 72 Union street Kerr Archibald, merchant, West breast. House, 5 Bogle street Kerr Daniel, feuar, Longwell close Kerr Duncan, policeman, 43 Crawfurd street Kerr James, farmer, Glenbrae Kerr James, 1 Patrick street Kerr James, spirit dealer 10 West breast. House, 46 Cathcart street Kerr John, clerk, 9 West Stewart street Kerr John, commercial traveller, 6 Manse lane Kerr John, shipmaster, 27 Roxburgh street Kerr John, watchman, 5 West Quay lane Kerr John, merchant and shipowner, 4 West Quay. House, 5 Abbotsford place Kerr John, brassfinisher, Lyle's land, Back walks Kerr John, carpenter, 1 Regent street Kerr John, dealer, 6 Vennel Kerr John, mason, 1 Bruce street Kerr Peter$ carpenter, 3 John street Kerr Peter, engineer, 29 Charles street Kerr Patrick, huckster, 16 Market street Kerr Robert, West harbour master, office, East breast. House, 24 Nicholson street i2 78 DIRECTORY.

Kerr Robert, joiner, 22 John street Kerr Robert, brassfounder, M' Donald's land, Back walks Kerr William, feuar, 19 Hamilton street Kerr William, flesher, 51 Inverkip street Kerr Miss, 20 Mearns street Kerr Miss, feuar, 5 Longwell close Kerr Miss, dressmaker, 12 Tobago street Kerr Miss, 62 Roxburgh street Kerr Misses, 28 West Stewart street Kerr Mrs James, 9 West Stewart street Kerr Mrs John, spirit dealer, 18 Duncan street Kerr Mrs John, 33 Nicholson street Kerr Mrs John, 19 Hamilton street Kerr Mrs, 32 Eldon street Kerr Mrs, lodgings, 12 Sir Michael street Kerr Mrs, feuar, 2 Duncan street KERRS & M'Bride, merchants and shipowners, West Quay head KERRY Henry, huckster, 10 East Quay lane KEYS William, sugarboiler, 25 Baker street KETTERER, Currie, & Co., clock manufacturers, 26 Crawfurd street KIDD John, shoemaker, 9 Cowgate street KIDSTON A. G. & Co., iron and metal merchants, Virginia street KIELT Henry, broker, 10 Taylor's close KILGOUR John, boilermaker, 21 Arthur street KILLOCH Robert, carpenter, 6 East Blackhall street KILLAN Andrew, shoemaker, 8 Sir Michael street Killan Robert, smith, 8 Ann street KILLIN Samuel, potato merchant, 25 Bearhope st. KILPATRICK, James, gardener, 26 West Burn st. Kilpatrick Daniel, sugarbaker, Finieston, Port-Glasgow road KINCAID John, ropemaker, 15 West Stewart street Kincaid Thomas, shipowner, Quarry bank, KING Alexander, carter, 22 Cartsburn street King David, carter, 3 fennel King Gilbert, pastrybaker, 17 Cathcart street King James, gardener, Glen King James, baker, 32 Sugarhouse lane DIRECTORY. 79

King John, ropespirmer, 3 Crawfurd street King John, labourer, 4 Watt street King Lindsay, Glasgow carrier, 35 Hamilton street King Ross, huckster, 1 Rue-end street King Thomas, Customs, 7 Kelly street

King Thos., writer, 2 Watt place. Ho , Brigend house King Wm., coach proprieter, of M'Connell & King. House, 9 William street. King William, engineer, 23 East Shaw street King Miss, dressmaker, 4 Nicholson street King Mrs Robert, spirit dealer, 69 Main st., Cartsdyke KINLOCH Mrs Archibald, 34 Ann street KINNAIRD William, cooper, 28 Roxburgh street KINNI BURGH James, carpenter, 14 Market street KINNELL James, warehouseman, 4 Watt street KIPPEN Miss Mary, 11 Ardgowan square KIRK Adam & Co., tanners and curriers, 7 Harvie lane and 3 Dalrymple street. House, 15 Hope place, Antigua street Kirk Robert, druggist, 57 Shaw street. Kirk Robert, mason, 76 Roxburgh street Kirk Thomas, shipmaster, 6 West Blackhall street KIRKCALDY William, merchant, 34 Eldon street KIRKMAN John, engineer, Armadale buildings, Back walks KIRKWOOD Alexander, mason, 7 Bruce street Eirkwood James, spirit dealer, 10 East breast. Ho., do. Kirkwood James, builder, Lyle's land, Back walks Kirkwood John, joiner, 3 Bearhope street Kirkwood Mrs, huckster, 48 Inverkip street KNAGGS George, porter, 7 New Dock lane KNOX Alexander, carpenter, 10 Cathcart street Knox Robert, jun., merchant, Glasgow. House, West bank, 2 Margaret street Knox Robert, joiner, 35 R oxburgh street Knox Thomas, carpenter, 7 Under crescent KYLE Henry, broker, 3 Vennel

LADYBURN pottery, Port-Glasgow road LAFFERTY Henry, boilermaker, 44 Ann street 80 IRECTORY.

LAING Andrew, bookseller, stationer and bookbinder, 49 Cathcart street. House, 34 Ann street LAIRD Alexander & Sons, shipping agents, 2 Cross- shore street Laird Alexander, carter, 10 Baker street Laird Alexander, kilnman, 16 Bearhope street Laird George R., clerk, 37 Ann street Laird David, sladesman, Highlanders' academy Laird James, shoemaker, 4 Sir Michael street Laird John, farmer, Bow, Inverkip road Laird John, boilermaker, 8 Cross-shore street Laird Thomas, shoemaker, 4 Nelson street, Glebe Laird William, clothier, 16 William street. House, 7 Lyle street. Laird Miss, feuar, 48 Inverkip street Laird Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 39 Cathcart street Laird Mrs Archibald, lodgings, 2 Rue-end street Laird Mrs John, lodgings, 19 Tobago street Laird Mrs Sarah, spirit dealer, 6 Ann street LAMB George, of Thomas Lamb & Sons. House, 5 Trafalgar street Lamb Lawrence, assistant inspector of the fisheries. Office, 3 Bank street. House, 12 Brisbane street Lamb Thomas & Sons, joiners, glaziers, blockmakers, turners, and ship carpenters, 30 Market street Lamb William L., of Thomas Lamb & Sons. House, 8 Shaw place Lamb Mrs Thomas, 5 Trafalgar street LAMBIE John, carpenter, 41 Ann street LAMBERT Francis, fireman, 3 Union court LAMOND Duncan, carpenter, 7 Market street LAMONT Alexander, carpenter, 97 Regent street Lamont Angus, carpenter, 7 Market street Lamont Colin, jr., banker, Union bank, 1 Hamilton st. House, 36 Eldon street Lamont C. D., accountant of Union bank of Scotland. House, 36 Eldon street Lamont Daniel, engineer, 33 Regent street Lamont Duncan, joiner, 69 Main street, Cartsdyke Lamont James, carpenter, 32 Cathcart street Lamont James & Co., stationers, 7 Cross-shore street Lamont James, shipmaster, 32 Dalrymple street DIRECTORY. 81

Lamoat John, labourer, 72 Roxburgh street Lamont John, carpenter, 8 Shaw street Lamont John, carpenter, 3 Manse lane Lamont Neil, clothier, 19 Hamilton street. House, 9 Captain street Lamont Peter, pensioner, 48 Charles street Lamont Miss, tailoress, 2 Clyde street Lamont Mrs Mary, lodgings, 7 John street Lamont Mrs Sarah, 22 Stanners street LANCASHIRE Charles, coach trimmer, 10 Bruce st. LANDLES William, joiner, 8 East Shaw street LANG- Alexander, carpenter, 14 Cross-shore street Lang Alexander, boilermaker, 34 Main st., Cartsdyke. Lang Archibald, bookseller, 9 John street Lang Daniel, sailmaker, 6 Chapel street Lang Duncan, engineer, 22 Mearns street Lang Gabriel, coachman, Garvel park, Port- Glasgow road Lang & Aitken, wrights, 15 Bogle street Lang James, of Lang & Aitken. Ho., 13 Lynedoch st. Lang James Innes, merchant and shipowner, 10 Broug- ham street. House, 7 Brougham street Lang John, blockmaker, 8 Ann street Lang John, grocer, 25 Dalrymple st. Ho., 22 Bank st. Lang John, moulder, 59 Main street, Cartsdyke Lang Matthew, carter and cowfeeder, 51 Roxburgh st. Lang Robert, mason, 5 Tobago st. Ho., 39 Ann st. Lang Robert, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 1 Bank st. Lang Robert, labourer, 22 Cathcart street Lang Samuel, cooper, 6 Kilblain street Lang Miss Janet, grocer, 6 Chapel street Lang Mrs, lodgings, 19 Cathcart street Lang Mrs, 27 Hamilton street Lang Mrs Thomas, 7 Brougham street Lang Mrs William, straw bonnet maker, 25 Charles st. LANGWILL Archibald, searcher, Customs. House, Orange field Langwill Archibald, jun„ writer, 8 Hamilton street. House, Orangefield Langwill John, shipmaster, 4 Lyle street LARKIE Mrs James, lodgings, 57 Shaw street LASSEY James, carpenter, 1 Stanners street 82 IRECTORT.

LATHAM David M., Seafield LAUDER Mrs John, huckster, 3 John street LAUGHTON Rev. Wm., of St Thomas' Free Church, 10 Forsyth street LAURIE Alexander, cooper, I Lynedoch street Laurie Alexander, superintendent of Sailors' Home, Dock Breast. House, do. Laurie David, watchman, 3 Ardgowan street, Glebe Laurie Donald, porter, 36 Hamilton street Laurie Duncan, carpenter, Ingleston hill Laurie Edward, boilermaker, 3 John street Laurie & Fleming, carvers and gilders, 1 Bank street Laurie James, of Laurie & Fleming. Ho., 41 Ann st. Laurie John, of Cowan & Laurie. Ho., 5 Roxburgh st. Laurie John, carpenter, 7 St Lawrence street Laurie Neil, blockmaker, 5 Roxburgh street Laurie W. L., M.D., physician. Consulting rooms, 27 Hamilton street. House, 8 Ardgowan square LAVENS Robert, carpenter, 13 Hamilton street LAW Charles, pattern maker, 9 Under crescent Law Mrs Archibald, 28 Dalrymple street Law Mrs James, 33 Nicholson street LAWS ON David, carpenter, Armadale buildings, Back walks.

Lawson Edmund, of John Lawson 8? Sons. House, 5 Watt street

Lawson John, of John Lawson & Sons. Ho., 5 Watt st. Lawson John & Sons, seedsmen, nurserymen, and florists, 47 Hamilton street. Nurseries, Nelson street west, Patrick street, and Robertson street Lawson John, joiner, McDonald's land, Back walks Lawson Robert, mate, 4 Hamilton street Lawson William, of John Lawson & Sons. House, 5 Watt street Lawson William, labourer, 1 Stanners street Lawson Mrs John, feuar, 6 East Shaw street LEARY James, engineer, 92 East Hamilton street LECKIE Archibald, painter, 3 Salmon street Leckie, Mrs John, 13 Hope place, Antigua street LEE Robert, pilot, Mount place, Holmscroft street LEES Robert, engineer, 17 Brougham street Lees Thomas, joiner, 48 Nelson street west DIRECTORY. 83

Lees Mrs Agnes, 19 Shaw street LEITCH Alexander, steamboat master, 45 Rue-end st. Leitch Angus, pilot, 7 West Stewart street Leitch Angus, cooper, 30 Dalrymple street Leitch Angus, spirit dealer, 26 Dalrymple street Leitch Archibald, coachman, 1 West Stewart street Leitch Arthur 0., bonded warehouse keeper and agent, 4 West quay. Ho., Madeira lodge, Newark street Leitch Charles, joiner, 13 Sir Michael street Leitch Daniel, law clerk, Sheriff clerk's office Leitch Daniel carpenter, 32 Ann street Leitch Dougal, carter, Cartsburn cottage Leitch Duncan, mate, 5 West Quay lane Leitch Duncan, coachman, 7 Highland close Leitch John, painter and paper-hanger, 10 West breast House, 13 Hope place, Antigua street Leitch John, joiner, 15 Baker street Leitch John, grocer, 41 Ann street Leitch John, ropespinner, 51 Roxburgh street Leitch, Neil, searcher and landing waiter, Customs. House, Mount park Leitch Neil, steamboat master, Armadale buildings, Back walks Leitch Patrick, shipmaster, 13 Ardgowan square Leitch Quintin & Co., ropemakers, 11 West breast Leitch William, of Quintin Leitch & Co. House, Ma- deira Lodge, Newark street Leitch William T. shopman, 5 Lynedoch street Leitch William, smith, 22 Ann street Leitch Mrs John, 13 Ardgowan square Leitch Mrs, 5 Buccleuch street Leitch Mrs, 31 Dalrymple street Leitch Mrs William, Madeira lodge, Newark street LENANS Robert, carpenter, 13 Hamilton street LENARD James, cooper, 36 West Burn street Lenard James, lathsplitter, 14 Inverkip street Lenard Alexander, labourer, 9 Highland close LENNON Mrs P. grocer, 22 Tobago street LENNOX Archibald, smith, 23 East Shaw street Lennox Charles, joiner, 33 Regent street Lennox Hugh, pattern maker, M'Donald's land, Back walks 84 DIRECTORY.

Lennox John & Co., felt manufacturers, 29 Main street, Cartsdyke Lennox John, of John Lennox & Co. House, 6 East Blackhall street Lennox Mrs John, Ford, Finnart road LESLIE, James, boiler maker, 15 John street LESTER James, sawyer, 23 Vennel LETHAM, William, clerk, 35 East Shaw street Letham Mrs Robert, 35 East Shaw street LEVANS John, potato dealer, 10 Inverkip street LEWIS, William, rigger, 4 Smith's lane LIDDELL William J, grain merchant, 1 East Quay lane. House, Berryburn, Gourock Liddell Mrs, 8 Trafalgar street LILLE Y John, labourer, 33 East Shaw street LINDSAY Andrew, of Greenock Spinning Co. House, Prospect hill. Lindsay Luke, watchmaker, Mount view Lindsay Robert, mason, 42 Inverkip street Lindsay William & Co., merchants, ship brokers, and commission agents, Excise buildings Lindsay William, of William Lindsay & Co. House, Mount park LISTON Robert, grocer, 38 Shaw street LITTLE James, wine and spirit dealer, 1 East breast. House, 17 Lynedoch street Little James, customhouse clerk, 6 Brougham street Little James & Co., merchants and commission agents, Excise buildings Little Robert, merchant. Excise buildings. House, Finnart Cottage Little Mrs James, 6 Brougham street Little Robert, tinsmith, 11 East Quay lane LIVERPOOL Traders' Office, I West Quay. Archd. M'Kenzie, agent LIVINGSTON Alexander, boilermaker, 31 Charles st. Livingston Angus, joiner, 10 East Shaw street Livingston Donald, late leather merchant, 6 West Stewart street Livingston John, gardener, 26 Vennel Livingston Neil, spirit, wine, and ale vaults, 2 Mansion- house lane. House, do. DIRECTORY. 85

Livingston Robert, blacksmith, 92 East Hamilton st. Livingston Miss, lodgings, 31 Charles street Livingston Mrs Jane, 11 John street LOAN John, soapboiler, 17 Tobago street LOCHHEAD Mrs James, 9 Crawford street Lochhead Mrs Matthew, 33 West Blackhall street LOGAN John, potato dealer, 25 Vermel Logan Steven, grocer, 45 Shaw street Logan Miss, sempstress, 37 Nicholson street Logan Mrs William, grocer, 22 Dalrymple street Logan Mrs, dealer, 1 Vennel LONG & Barwick, hoop manufacturers, 18 West Burn street, and 35 Centre street, Glasgow Long Nicholas, of Long & Barwick. Ho., 5 Watt st. LONGWILL Robert, copper and tinsmith, 9 Hamilton street. House, 7 Mearns street Longwill Mrs, 20 West Blackhall street LONGAN William, labourer, 13 Cartsburn street LOUGHRAN Peter, dealer, 14 Dalrymple street LOUDOUN Alexander, clerk, Post office. House, 29 Roxburgh street LOVE Andrew, smith and farrier, 50 Rue-end street. House, 59 do. Love James, joiner, 5 Market street Love John, governor of prison, 1 Market street. House, Bank street Love John, session-clerk, and registrar of births, deaths, and marriages, for East parish. Music and piano-forte warehouse, 11 Cathcart street. House, do. Love Robt., nautical instrument maker, 64 Roxburgh st Love Mrs A., huckster, 3 John street Love Mrs John, gardener, 2 Newark street Love Mrs, 3 Hamilton street LOW Alexander, manager Kingston sawmills. Ho., Inch bank cottage. Low Andrew, agent to Seamen's chapel. House, 28 West Blackhall street Low Mrs, sempstress, 6 Bruce street LUMSDEN Miss, mangier, 12 Inverkip street LUSK Robert, wholesale grocer, 14 Charles street. House, George square 86 DIRECTORY.

LYALL Alexander, Campfield, Gourock Lyall James, refreshment rooms, east end of Victoria harbour, Rue end street LYGGAT James, shoemaker, 35 Cathcart street Lyggat John, tailor, 34 Sir Michael street LYLE Abram & Sons, coopers and stave merchants, 6 Nicholson street

Lyle Abram, of Abram Lyle fy Sons. House, 15 Kil- blain street Lyle Alexander, moulder, Lyle's land, Back walks Lyle David, carter, Bruce street cottage Lyle Duncan, cooper, 4 Nicholson street Lyle George, carter, 5 Shaw street Lyle John, wine and spirit merchant, 4 West Quay lane House, 2 Shaw place Lyle John, spirit dealer, 18 Invsrkip street Lyle Matthew, shipmaster, 4 Hamilton street Lyle Robt., of Abram Lyle & Sons. Ho. 4 Nicholson st. Lyle Thomas, boatbuilder, 35 Rue-end street. House, 32 Regent street Lyle William, comb, brush, and basket shop, 14 Wil- liam street Lyle Mrs John, 5 Kelly street LYNCH Mrs William, lodgings, 2 Highland close LYNN Michael, mason, 8 Tobago street Lynn Thomas, labourer, 3 Under crescent LYON David, farmer, Cartsburn house Lyon James, mariner, 6 Nelson street, Glebe Lyon James, locker, 8 Chapel street Lyon John, joiner, 10 Antigua street Lyon John, brassfounder and gasfitter, 2 East Black- hall street. House, 8 Baker street Lyon Malcom, carpenter, 4 Tobago street Lyon William, cooper, 6 Roslin street Lyon William, toy and basket warehouse, 12 West Blackball street Lyon Miss, 8 Kelly street Lyon Mrs Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer, 2 Tobago street Lyon Mrs Robert, 54 West Blackhall street Lyon Mrs, 12 Bogle street LYONS Patrick, 4 Bearhope street DIRECTORY. 87 M

MADDEN William, labourer, 9 Broad close MAGNETIC Telegraph Co., 8 Cathcart square MAIN Duncan, smith, 8 East Shaw street Main Hugh Capt., 11 West Stewart street Main Robert, tidewaiter, 28 West Blackhall street Main Mrs Robert, 18 Kelly street MAINS James, ropemaker, Lyle's laud, Back walks MAITLAND Henry, joiner, 26 Sir Michael street Maitland John, watch and clockmaker, 11 Market st. Maitland John, timekeeper, 44 Inverkip street MALCOLM Andrew, labourer, 44 Vennel Malcolm & Co., coopers and fishcurers, 3 East Shaw st. Malcolm Daniel, weaver, 53 Vennel Malcolm Rev. James, Baptist minister, 7 Brisbane st. Malcolm John, cooper, 29 Sir Michael street Malcolm Walter, of Malcolm & Go. House, 9 Lyne- doch street MALCOM John, inspector of poor. Office, Captain street. House, 56 Ann street MANEU William, labourer, 23 Ann street MANN Alexander, superintendent of police. Office, 6 Hamilton street. House, 15 Nelson street Mann Charles, shipmaster, East Regent street Mann & Sutherland, merchants and agents, 1 and 3 East Quay lane Mann James W., of Mann

Marshall Robert, shoemaker, 25 Ann street Marshall William & Son, tanners, skinners, and wool merchants, Ladjburn, Port-Glasgow Marshall William, grocer, 27 Hamilton street. House, 39 Ann street T Marshall W illiam, boilermaker, 56 Vennel Marshall Miss, 56 Roxburgh street Marshall Miss Catherine, Ladjburn house Marshall Mrs James, 34 Ann street MARTIN Alexander, bootcloser, 20 Ann street Martin & Co., shipowners, 8 William street Martin Daniel, sailmaker, 1 East Shaw street Martin David, engineer, 12 Bearhope street Martin David, carpenter, Lyle's land, Back walks Martin James, cabinetmaker, 64 Roxburgh street Martin James, engineer, 16 Cross-shore street Martin John, smith, Ingleston road Martin John, cutler, 37 Shaw st. Ho., 15 Baker st. Martin John, labourer, 9 East Quay lane Martin John, of Hoyle, Martin & Go. House, Rose- bank, 25 Forsyth street Martin Neil, carpenter, 13 Cross-shore street Martin Neil, labourer, 35 Cathcart street Martin R. and J., bakers, 31 Hamilton street Martin Robert, baker, 31 Hamilton street Martin Robert, pansman, 6 Nelson street, Glebe Martin Robert, steward, 16 Cross-shore street Martin Thomas, shipmaster, 29 Sir Michael street Martin William, of Martin & Co. Ho., 18 Patrick st. Martin Mi*s, 11 Market street Martin Mrs, lodgings, 12 Cross-shore street Martin Mrs Joseph, 4 Dalrymple street Martin Mrs Thomas, 29 Sir Michael street MASON Hall, 17 Charles street Mason Henry, moulder, 34 Dalrymple street Mason John, grocer and mason, 49 Roxburgh street Mason Mrs, lodgings, 40 West Burn street MASTER Wrights' Society's Hearse House, 12 Bear- hope street MASTERSON Edward, mariner, 1 Clarence street MATHIE John, carter, 23 Main street, Cartsdyke Mathie Margaret, 20 West Blackhall street DIRECTORY. 89

MATHIESON Neil, boot & shoemaker, 31 Cathcart street. House, 2 Watt place Mathieson Robert, smith, 9 Arthur street Mathieson Robert, joiner, 5 Bruce street Mathieson Roderick, joiner, Armadale buildings Mathieson Mrs Angus, 23 East Shaw street Mathieson Mrs Edward, 12 Market street MAUM Mrs, huckster, 7 Sir Michael street MAXTON Mrs Peter, 19 Patrick street MAXWELL James, smith, I East Shaw street Maxwell John, engineer, 43 Ann street MAY Archibald, baker, 38 Vennel MAYS Robert, clothier, pawnbroker, and auctioneer, 10 and 12 Dalrymple street, and 1 Bell entry. House, Bell entry MEIKLEJOHN Alexander, shopman, Lyle's land, Back walks Meiklejohn Robert, engineer, 9 John street MECHANICS' Library and Reading-Room, Me- chanics' Institution, 1 1 Sir Michael street MEHAR Thomas, tailor, 13 Highland close MECHAN Thomas, carpenter, 20 Stanners street MELROSE William, cooper, 60 Main st., Cartsdyke MELVIN Alexander, blacksmith, 2 John street Melvin William & Co., commission agents, 5 Market street. House, Ashton, Gourock MENZIES Alexander, sailmaker, 2 Virginia street. House, 35 Regent street Menzies James, feuar and gardener, 20 Hamilton st. Menzies John, working silversmith and jeweller, 5 Hamilton st. House, 12 West Blackhall street Menzies William, cooper, 15 Baker street Menzies William, tailor, 8 Hamilton street Menzies William H., shipmaster, 11 Antigua street Menzies William, watchmaker, 5 Hamilton street. House, 8 do. Menzies Mrs, midwife, 7 Duncan street METHODIST Chapel, 11 Tobago street MEWETT John, mariner, 43 Crawfurd street MIDDLE (Free) Church, West Burn street Middle Parish Church, Cathcart square Middle Parish School, 9 Ann street s2 90 DIRECTORY.

MIDDLETON James, engineer, 6 Ljle street MILLAR Alexander, pawnbroker, 31 Vennel. House, 35 Ann street Millar Andrew, carpenter, 15 John street Millar Andrew, cowfeeder, 5 Bearhope street Millar Archibald, blockmaker, 23 East Shaw street Millar Charles, gardener, Auchindarroch Millar David, carter, East Hamilton street Millar David, smith, 5 John street Millar Duncan, shoemaker, 15 Inverkip street Millar Hugh, carpenter, 1 Carnock street Millar James, late farmer, 49 Inverkip street Millar James, joiner, 72 Roxburgh street Miller James, of Caird & Co., 9 Forsyth street Miller James, jun., engineer, of Caird & Co., 6 St An- drew's square Miller John & Co., general agents, 5 West quay Miller John, of John Miller & Co. House, 22 Patrick street Millar John, baker, 3 Hamilton street, and 12 Ann st. House, do. Millar John, harbour master, East breast. House, 31 Rue-end street Millar John, carter, 2 Springkell street Millar John, labourer, 38 Vennel Millar John, smith, 37 Crawfurd street Millar John, cooper, 5 Factory lane Millar Joseph, carter and keeper of washing-green, Nelson street Millar Joseph, labourer, 2 Cowgate street Millar Robert, baker, 5 Hamilton street. House, do- Millar Robert, bottler, at Geo. Todd & Co.-> 5 Bruce at. Millar Robert, shipowner, 41 Union street Millar Robert, joiner, 8 Ann street Millar Robert, smith, 12 St Lawrence street Millar Thomas, inn-keeper, George Hotel, 3 East breast Miliar Thomas, railway guard, 1 Bearhope street

illar William, blacksmith, 1 Arthur street Millar W. & A., fleshers, 16 Cartsburn street. House, 25 Arthur street Millar William, roller coverer, Drumfrochar road Millar William, farmer, Bhawhirly DIRECTORY. 91

Millar William, moulder, 5 Cowgate street Millar William, shipmaster, 35 Crawfurd street Millar William, spirit dealer, 42 Cathcart street Millar William & Co., drapers, 38 Hamilton street Millar Misses, teachers, 38 Sir Michael street Millar Miss, 2 Jamaica street Millar Miss, dressmaker, 16 Sir Michael street Millar Miss, lodgings, 45 Rue-end street Millar Mrs Agnes, spirit dealer, 38 Ann street Millar Mrs John, lodgings, 1 Stanners street Millar Mrs John, huckster, 29 Charles street Millar Mrs John, lodgings, 17 Nicholson street Millar Mrs Thomas, grocer, 40 Crawfurd street Millar Mrs William, 16 Sir Michael street Millar Mrs, 46 Dalrymple street MILLARD Mrs, sausage maker, 2 Tobago street MILLIG AN John, flesher, 49 Main street, Cartsdyke Milligan William, clerk, 95 Regent street MILLS Benjamin, carpenter, 37 Rue-end street Mills Charles, clerk, 82 Regent street Mills Robert, blacksmith, 5 Lyle street Mills William, mariner, 4 Sir Michael street Mills Mrs, 29 Hamilton street MILNE David P., shoemaker, Lyle's land, Back walks Milne Edward, smith, 58 Vennel Milne James, boot and shoemaker, 45 Cathcart street. House, 3 Tobago street Milne James, jun., teacher and accountant/ 37 West- burn street. House, 4 Kilblain street Milne Richard, mason, 48 Inverkip street MINNAS Hugh, carter, 11 St Andrew's street MINTO George, grocer, 8 East Shaw street MITCHELL Adam, bookbinder, 41 Cathcart street. House, 32 Ann street Mitchell James, Leith and Kincardine tavern, 7 East breast Mitchell John, foreman, Western Saw Mill, 38 West Stewart street Mitchell John, smith, 7 Sir Michael street Mitchell Matthew, of Thomson & Mitchell. House, 8 Ardgowan street west Mitchell Robert, sawyer, 3 Hamilton street 92 DIRECTORY.

Mitchell Robert, carpenter, Ingleston road Mitchell Thomas, mason, 4 Sir Michael street Mitchell William, joiner, Ingleston road Mitchell William, boilermaker, 9 Main st., Cartsdyke Mitchell William, joiner, Lyle's land, Back walks Mitchell Miss, 23 Nicholson street MOFFAT George, superintendent of fire engines, flesh and other markets. House, 11 Charles st. Moffat James, painter, 62 Vennel Moffat Mrs William, lodgings, 22 Cartsburn street MOLE James, tailor, 27 East Shaw street MOLLAND Miss, dressmaker, 51 Rue-end street Molland Mrs Capt., 51 Rue-end street MOLLOY Duncan, mariner, 9 East Shaw street Molloy George, bag dealer, 15 Crawfurd street MONTGOMERY Donald, baker, 12 West Blackhall st Montgomery John, labourer, 13 Clarence street Montgomery Robert, carpenter, 27 Hamilton street Montgomery Robert, cooper, Ingleston road Montgomery Mrs, farmer, Low Cowdenknowes MOODY Allan, grocer, 42 Main street, Cartsdyke Moody James, mate, 5 Cowgate street Moody James, huckster, 47 Main street, Cartsdyke Moody M. & Co., clothiers and outfitters, 18 Hamilton street. House, 46 Cathcart street Moody William, shoemaker, 46 Cathcart street Moody William, sawyer, Ladyburn MOONEY Daniel, huckster, 4 Manse lane Mooney Henry, sharper, Drumfrochar road Mooney Richard, labourer, Drumfrochar road MOORE John, boarding house, Shannon's close MORE Andrew, causeway contractor, 1 William st. More Mrs Andrew, feuar, 3 Bearhope street More Mrs James, 65 Roxburgh street More Mrs James, 8 Chapel street MORGAN George, sailmaker, 26 Vennel MORNING John, potter, Clyde Pottery MORIES & Nicol, coal merchants, 5 East India breast Mories John & Co., timber measurers and merchants, 10 East India breast Mories John, of John Mories & Go. House, 62 Regent street 6

DIRECTORY. 93

Mories Miss Janet, milliner and straw-hat maker, 1 Cathcart street MORREN Mrs Nathaniel, 29 Brougham street Morris Hugh, spirit dealer, 27 Vennel MORRIS John, spirit dealer, 33 Dalrjmple street Morris John, feuar, 8 West Burn street MORRISON Alexander, blacksmith, 20 Market street Morrison Allan, smith, 13 John street Morrison, Archd., of Morrison & Son, 44 Eldon street Morrison Duncan, cartwright, 13 Sir Michael street Morrison George, grocer, 39 Hamilton street. House, 6 West Stewart street Morrison George, joiner, 49 Inverkip street Morrison Hugh, maltman, 35 Nicholson street Morrison James, flesher, 7 West Blackhall street. Ho., 21 Nicholson street Morrison James, moulder, 3 John street Morrison James, of J. Morrison & Sons, 7 Kelly street Morrison James, agent, 2 East Blackhall street. Morrison John, engineer, 17 John street Morrison John, sawyer, 11 Arthur street Morrison John, skipper, 30 Nicholson street Morrison John, shoemaker, 32 Sugarhouse lane Morrison John & Sous, booksellers, binders, paper rulers, manufacturing stationers, and librarians, 6 William street, 67 Rue-end street, and 21 Hamil- ton street Morrison John, of John Morrison & Sons, 38 Sir Mi- chael street Morrison John, jun., of John Morrison & Sons, Cap- pielow cottage, Port-Glasgow road Morrison Malcolm, joiner and glazier, 30 West Black- hall street. House, 50 Eldon street Morrison Norman, shoemaker, 2 Buccleuch steet Morrison Peter, carpenter, 32 Tobago street Morrison Peter, superintendent of Shaws Water Com- pany's Works, Overton cottage Morrison Robert, landing waiter, Customs, 50 Eldon st Morrison Robert, blacksmith, 5 Bruce street Morrison & Smith, clothiers and outfitter, 7 William st. Morrison William, collector of harbour dues, 11 West Stewart street 94 DIRECTORY.

Morrison William, smith, 35 Nicholson street Morrison Miss Elizabeth, mangier, 6 West Stewart st. Morrison Miss, lodgings, 8 Shaw street Morrison Mrs Neil, 43 Crawfurd street MORTON Rev. Andrew, Fox street Morton & Young, tea dealers, 30 Hamilton street Morton James, of Greenock Iron Go., 11 Ardgowan sq. Morton John, 5 Wellington street MOSSMAN James, joiner, 2 Bruce street Mossman John, joiner, 5 Market street Mossman William, joiner, 56 Roxburgh street MOTION Robert, mariner, 12 Sprinkell street MOULD William, tailor, 16 Cross-shore street MOUNT Peter, labourer, 6 Smith's lane MOWAT Daniel, pilot, 39 Crawford street MUIR Alexander, mate, 5 Lynedoch street Muir Allan, sen., grain merchant, 15 Kelly street Muir Allan, jun., baker, 19 Hamilton st. Ho., 27 do. Muir Archibald, spirit dealer, 45 Shaw street Muir Charles, nail maker, 4 East Shaw street Muir Crawford, writer, 5 Hamilton street. House, 32 West Blackball street Muir David, baker, 15 Market street Muir Duncan, porter, 23 Charles street Muir Hugh, smith, 14 St Andrew street Muir James, precentor and gas inspector, 1 Bruce st Muir James, joiner, 10 Baker street Muir James, joiner, Kingston Sawmills, Port- Glasgow road Muir James, boilermaker, 32 A nn street Muir John, baker, 28 West Blackhall street Muir Joseph, mason, M'Kelvie's land, Duncan street Muir Mathew, porter, 9 Argyle street Muir Neil, baker, 5 William street. House, do. Muir Richard, merchant, 16 Kelly street Muir Robert, baker, 26 Shaw street Muir Robert, shoemaker, 3 Tobago street Muir Robert, provision merchant, 25 Vennel. House, Mount place, Ann street Muir Robert, mason and precentor, 41 Ann street Muir Samuel, steamboat pilot, 15 Cross-shore street Muir Thomas, engineer, Lyle's land, Back walks DIRECTORY.

Muir William, sawyer, Kingston Sawmills, Port- Glasgow road Muir William, porter, 5 Shaw street Muir William, locker, Customs, 9 Captain street Muir William, carpenter, 11 Arthur street Muir William, boot and shoemaker, 33 Cathcart street. House, 15 Lynedoch street Muir William, carpenter, Lyle's land, Back walks Muir Isabella, sempstress, 4 East Shaw street Muir Miss J., lodgings, Armadale buildings, Back walks Muir Miss, 13 West Stewart street Muir Mrs, huckster, 8 Cross-shore street Muir Mrs, 1 Cowgate street Muir Mrs, Eosehill cottage Muir Mrs, lodgings, 16 East Quay lane Muir Mrs George, Mount park cottage, Bank street MULHERN Charles, 12 Hamilton street Mulhern James, stevedore, 10 West breast Mulhern Thomas, 28 Dalrymple street MULLEN James, shoemaker, 29 Vennel Mullen Patrick, labourer, 12 Inverkip street MUNDAY Peter, cooper, 31 Hamilton street MUNN Duncan, porter, 23 Charles street Munn James, 11 West breast Munn John, shipmaster, 11 West breast Munn Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 8 Smith's lane Munn Miss Janet, dressmaker, 1 Manse lane MUNRO Alexander, brass founder, 39 Ann street Munro Alexander, shoemaker, 3 Cowgate street Munro Alexander, labourer, 28 Crawfurd street Munro Andrew & Co., agents and commission merchants, 5 West quay Munro Andrew, of Andrew Munro 6s Go. House, 19 Ardgowan street west Munro Andrew, carpenter, 47 Dalrymple street Munro Angus, 18 Vennel Munro Angus, railway clerk, 10 Bruce street Munro Donald, carpenter, 7 Mearns street Munro James, labourer, 27 Roxburgh street Munro John, shoemaker, 38 Ann street Munro M., grocer and provision merchant, 10 and 20 Cartsburn street. House, 25 Arthur street 96 DIRECTORY.

Munro Robert, tinsmith, 5 Cowgate street Munro William, spirit dealer, 53 Main street, Carts- dyke MURCHIE Alexander, deep sea pilot, 2 Open shore Murchie James, slater, 8 Cartsburn street Murchie James, policeman, 8 Shaw street Murchie Mrs, lodgings, 8 Cross-shore street MURDOCH Duncan, blanket warehouse, 14 Tobago street Murdoch John, boilermaker, 23 Arthur street Murdoch John, watchman, 10 Shaw street Murdoch Mrs Robert, lodgings, 16 Hamilton street Murdoch Mrs William, feuar, 12 Bank street MURPHY A. & W., shoemakers, 3 Dalrymple street Murphy John, dealer, 3 Taylor's close Murphy Paul, shoemaker, 16 Dalrymple street MURRAY Alexander, ropemaker, 9 Tobago street Murray Alexander, patternmaker, 7 Cathcart street Murray George, delp and toy shop, 18 Tobago street Murray Hugh, moulder, 1 Springkell street Murray James, watchman, 9 Duncan street Murray James, rope and rag dealer, 3 Lindsay's lane Murray James, labourer, 49 Inverkip street Murray James, joiner, 65 Roxburgh street Murray James, turner, 31 Charles street Murray James, smith, 9 Cowgate street Murray James, basket maker, 3 Cowgate street Murray John, smith, 15 John street Murray John, butler, 40 Eldon street Murray John, labourer, 15 Stanners street Murray John, boilermaker, 3 Cowgate street Murray Peter, teacher, 17 East Shaw street. House, 5 Trafalgar street Murray Robert, spiritdealer, 71 Main street, Cartsdyke Murray Robert, engineer, 25 Lynedoch street Murray William, joiner, 18 Hamilton street Murray William, huckster, 36 Vennel Murray William, carpenter, 7 West Stewart street Murray William, smith, 11 Arthur street Murray Mrs George, feuar, 5 Union street Murray Mrs Robert, ladies' seminary, 2 York street Murray Mrs Robert, lodgings, ll Arthur street DIRECTORY. 97

Murray Mrs, 46 Cathcart street MUSHET John, boilermakor, 13 Rue-end street MYETT John, potter, Clyde Pottery

M'ADAM Andrew, sawyer, 3 St Andrew street M'Adam Peter, boatbuilder, 7 Shaw street MACADAM Peter, steward, 22 Bank street

M'ALLISTER Alexander, labourer, 59 Dalrymple st. M f Allister Archibald, carpenter, 60 Vennel M'Allister Archibald, chimney sweep, Drummer's close McAllister Archibald, tobacconist, 1 East Quay lane M'Allister Archibald, steamboat agent, 1 East Quay lane. House, 45 Cathcart street. M'Allister Andrew, baker s 25 Hamilton street M'Allister Allan, blockmaker, 16 Hamilton street M'Allister Duncan, shoemaker, 7 Bioad close M'Allister Duncan, 4 Cross-shore street * M'Allister Duncan, dealer, 18 Dalrymple street M'Allister Hector, porter, 23 Dalrymple street M'Allister Hector, labourer, 3 Bearhope street M'Allister James, smith, 9 East Shaw street M'Allister James, cotton spinner, Drumfrocher road M'Allister Ronald, saw doctor, Port-Glasgow road M'Allister Stewart, of Customs, 6 Ardgowan st. west M'Allister Wm., grocer and potato dealer, 17 Shaw st. M'Allister Mrs Archibald, 5 Lyle street MACALLISTER Daniel, house painter and paper hanger, 24 West Burn st. House, 16 Kelly st. Maeallister Mrs John, 15 Lynedoch street M' ALPINE Daniel, carter, 25 Bearhope street M' Alpine Daniel, mariner, Lyle's land, Back walks M* Alpine Duncan, shipowner, 4 Forsyth street M' Alpine Duncan, smith, Lyle's land, Back walks M'Alpine John, labourer, 8 East Shaw street M' Alpine Malcom, labourer, 6 West Stewart street M'Alpine Neil, labourer, 66 Vennel M'Alpine Miss, 54 West Blackhall street M* AN ALLY Patrick, broker, 8 Manse lane M' ANDREW Mrs, lodgings, 67 Rue-end street M'ANISH John, spirit dealer, 34 Vennel 98 DIRECTORY.

M'ANULTY Michael, lodgings and eating house, 9 East Quay lane M'ARA & Stark, clothiers and tailors, Greenock Bank Buildings, 29 Cathcart street M'Ara Eenton, of M'Ara & Stark, 9 Trafalgar street M'Ara Mrs James, lodgings, 2 Cartsburn street M' ARTHUR & Binnie, merchants and ship brokers, 23 Cathcart street M'Arthur Alexander, carpenter, 11 Arthur street M' Arthur Archibald, skipper, 97 Regent street M' Arthur Andrew, carpenter, 3 Cowgate street M' Arthur Andrew, carpenter, 8 Antigua street M'Arthur Alexander, carpenter, 11 Arthur street M'Arthur Chas., coppersmith, Lyle'sland, Back walks M'Arthur Coll, lodgings, 3 Shannon's close M ( Arthur Daniel, ropemaker, 31 Charles street M'Arthur Donald, carpenter, 28 Shaw street M'Arthur Donald, tailor and clothier, 42 Shaw street M'Arthur Dugald, spirit dealer, 8 Broad close M'Arthur Duncan, sawyer, 5 Cowgate street M f Arthur Duncan, stationer, Anderson Place, Cathcart street. House, 5 East Blackhall street M'Arthur Duncan, tailor, 16 Antigua street M'Arthur Duncan, labourer, 62 Vennel M'Arthur George, police officer, 3 Ann street M'Arthur Hugh, grocer, 35 Hamilton street. House, 13 West Htewart street M'Arthur James, clothier, 23 Arthur street M'Arthur James & Co., tailors and clothiers, 42 Shaw street. House, 10 Shannon's close M'Arthur James, mariner, 46 Cathcart Street M'Arthur James, spirit dealer, 40 Dalrymple street M'Arthur John, spirit dealer, 12 East breast. House, 1 William street M'Arthur John, carter, 13 John street M'Arthur John, shipmaster, 3 Tobago street M'Arthur John, tinsmith, 64 Roxburgh street M'Arthur Malcom, labourer, 1 Springkell street M'Arthur, Peter, wheelwright, 24 East Shaw street M'Arthur Peter, seaman, 33 Hamilton street M'Arthur Peter, shipmaster, 23 Sir Michael street M'Arthur Robert, potato dealer, 47 Inverkip street DIRECTORY. 99

M' Arthur William, of Ml Arthur & Binnie. House, Seafield cottage, Eldon street M* Arthur William, provision dealer, 13 Vennel M'Arthur William, labourer, 9 Under crescent M'Arthur Miss, feuar, 7 Brougham street M'Arthur Mrs, lodgings, 32 Inverkip street M'Arthur Mrs, matron, Poor house, Captain street M'Arthur Mrs, lodgings, 14 St Andrew street M'Arthur Mrs, 18 Duncan street M'Arthur Mrs, spirit dealer, 24 Dalrymple street M c Arthur, Mrs, milliner, 21 Tobago street M'Arthur Mrs A., 23 Lynedoch street M'Arthur Mrs Daniel, 10 Trafalgar street M'Arthur Mrs Daniel, 9 East Shaw street M'Arthur Mrs Lachlan, 3 Bearhope street MACAULAY John, Bellevue, 17 Eldon street Macaulay Thomas, merchant, Bellevue, 17 Eldon street M'AULAY & Downie, spirit dealers, 8 West breast M'Aulay & Downie, coopers, 20 Vennel M'Aulay Aulay, locker, Customs, Mount place, Holms- croft street M'Aulay Peter, smith, 1 Arthur street M'Aulay Miss, 31 West Blackhall street MACAUSLAND Robert, hosiery and furnishing warehouse, 4 Albert place, West Blackhall street M'AUSLAND Archibald, boilermaker, 3 Under crest. M'Ausland Charles, labourer, 38 Vennel M'Ausland David, currier, Ladyburn M'Ausland John, grocer, 7 Tobago street M'Ausland Robert, tide waiter, 28 Sir Michael street M'Ausland Mrs George, 22 Crawfurd street M'Ausland Elizabeth, lodgings, 3 Inverkip street MACBAY Thomas, leather merchant, 4 Dalrymple st. MACBETH Norman, artist, 28 Eldon street, Low Gourock road M'BREARTY Dennis, boot and shoe maker, 16 Hamil- ton street. House, 16 Dalrymple street

M'BRIDE Alexander, shipmaster, 3 2 Brisbane street M'Bride Alexander, steamboat porter, 55 Shaw st. M'Bride Archibald, pilot, 2 Vennel M'Bride Charles, huckster, 36 Vennel M'Bride Daniel, smith, 40 West Burn street 100 DIRECTORY.

M'Bride Hugh, carpenter, 18 Tobago street M'Bride James, smith, 8 St Lawrence steeet M' Bride James, carter, 28 Tobago street M'Bride Peter, of Kerrs & M'Bride, Seafield, Margaret street M'Bride William, labourer, 35 Vennel M'Bride Mrs Neil, 41 Vennel M'Bride Mrs, dressmaker, 6 Antigua street M'CAFFERTY Daniel, labourer, 8 Bearhope street M'Cafferty Peter, cooper, 2 Crawfurd street M'CALL Archd., wholesale and retail grocer and baker, 23 Hamilton street. House, 24 do. M'Call Duncan, grocer, 24 Tobago street M'Call Dugald, grocer, 9 Cathcart street. Ho., 16 do. M'Call David, miller, Lyle's land, Back walks M'Call, Miss Margaret, lodgings, 9 Argyle street M'Call Mrs, druggist, 2 Rue-end street MACCALL Thomas Smith, M.D., Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, 42 West Blackhall street M'CALLUM, Alexander, flesher, 31 Roxburgh street. M'Callum Allan, porter, 19 Hamilton street M'Callum, Archibald, writer and procurator fiscal of the town of Greenock, 6 Hamilton street. House, 8 Kelly street M'Callum Daniel, smith, Chambers' land, Port Glas- gow road M'Callum Daniel, spirit dealer and eating house keeper, 7 East breast M'Callum Donald, labourer, 29 Charles street M'Callum Donald, gardener, Drumfrochar road M'Callum Dugald, mariner, 32 Dalrymple street M'Callum Dugald, feuar, 1 West Stewart street M'Callum Duncan, captain, 17 Roxburgh street M'Callum Duncan, captain, 82 Regent street M'Callum Hugh, labourer, 5 Shaw street M'Callum James, iron merchant, nail and rivet manufacturer, 55 Shaw street. House, 5 Springkell st. M'Callum John, engineer, 5 Kilblain street M'Callum John, engineer, Iugleston road M'Callum John, warehouseman, 36 Sir Michael street M'Callum John, ropemaker, 82 Regent street DIRECTORY. 101

M' Galium Malcolm, carpenter, Cartsburn house. M'Callum Niel, labourer, 40 Inverkip street M'Callum Neil, carpenter, 4 Dalrymple street M'Callum Neil, eatinghouse keeper, 4 East breast M'Callum Norman, coal agent, Harvie lane. House, 12 Vennel M'Callum Thos. P., 5 Springkell street M'Callum William, carpenter, 21 Crawfurd street M'Callum Miss, lodgings, 4 Inverkip street M'Callum Miss Catherine, grocer, 10 East Shaw st. M'Callum Mrs Margaret, lodgings, 3L Regent street M'Callum Mrs Donald, spirit dealer, 12 Market street M'Callum Mrs John, 28 Crawfurd street M'Callum Mrs, lodgings, 35 Vennel M'Callum Mrs, 6 Ann street M'CAMBRIDGE Mrs James, spirit dealer, 10 Vennel M'CAMMOND David, innkeeper, Wheat Sheaf Inn, 4 Church place M'CANN Charles, flesher, 16 Hamilton street. House, 14 do. M'Cann John, eating-house, 6 East Quay lane M'CARTNEY David, carter, 3 Captain street M'CARRAL Bernard, nail maker, 31 Vennel M^CA SKILL Archibald, labourer, 34 Charles street M'Caskill Kenneth, late of Customs, 21 Nicholson st. M'Caskill Kenneth, jun., of Clyde Shipping Co., 8 Trafalgar street M'CAW John, brewer, 34 East Shaw street M'CHLERY William Fredrick, hotel keeper, 29 Cath- cart street M'Chlery James, pilot, 35 Crawfurd street M'CLURE William, writer, 40 Cathcart street. Ho. 49 Brougham street M'CLOY Joseph, labourer, 2 Duncan street M'CLEMENT James, joiner, 1 Springkell street M'COLL Duncan, gardener, 17 Brougham street M'Coll Donald, joiner, 23 Charles street M'Coll Duncan, joiner, 23 Charles street M'Coll Hugh, labourer, 56 Dalrymple street M'Coll James, nail maker, 62 Vennel M'Coll James, railway porter, 33 Regent street M'Coll James, mariner, 76 Roxburgh street k2 102 DIRECTORY.

M'Coll James, carter, Drumfrochar road M'Coll John & Co., smiths and sugar mould manufacturers, 13 Chapel street. House, Alma cottage M'Coll Malcolm, gate keeper, 33 Nicholson street M'Coll Mrs Duncan, 7 Ardgowan Street, Glebe M'Coll Mrs, lodgings, 14 Hamilton street M'Coll Mrs, 15 Main street, Cartsdjke MACCONNELL & King, coach proprietors, White Hart stables, Cathcart square Macconnell James, of Mac. & K., 5 Hamilton street M'CONNELL Archibald, sawyer, 8 Manse lane M'Connell Miss, 17 Brougham street M'Connell Mrs, poulterer, 31 Hamilton street M'CONNOCHIE Alexander, carpenter, 9 East Shaw street M'Connochie Archibald, carpenter, 27 Lynedoch street M'Connochie Hugh, labourer, 33 Cathcart street M'Connochie Mrs, 4 Lyle street M'COftMICK Daniel, pilot, 11 Charles street M'Cormick Donald, shoemaker, 11 Broad close M'CORQUODALE Allan, carpenter, 15 Crawford st. M'Corquodale Edward, smith, Overton M'Corquodale John, shoemaker, 32 Ann street M'Corquodale John, mariner, 18 Inverkip street M'Corquodale John, spirit dealer, 8 West breast M'Corquodale John, labourer, 4 East Quay lane M'Corquodale Mrs Duncan, 8 Trafalgar street M'Corquodale Mrs, lodgings, 11 Main street, Cartsdyke MCRACKETT Peter, teacher, Rue-end School. House, tlolmscroft Cottage M'CRAE Angus, mason, 32 Inverkip street M'Crae Daniel, sheep smearing grease manufacturer, 44 Dalrymple street. House, Mount Pleasant M'Crae James, shoemaker, 44 Inverkip street M'Crae Murdoch, mariner, 38 West Burn street M'Crae Robert, labourer, 3 Cowgate street M'CRAIN Murdoch, mariner, 36 West Burn street M'CRADIE John, mate, 3 Manse lane M'CUAIG Peter, joiner, 56 Vennel M'CRONE John, baker, 15 Bearhope street M'CUALISKY John, Lyle's land, Back walks M'CUE James, huckster, 61 Vennel DIRECTORY. 103

M'CULLOGH Alex. G. S., steam packet agent, Ex- cise buildings. House, Viewbank cottage, Hill- end road M'Culloch Rev. James Melville, D.D., minister of West Parish, 20 Patrick street M'Culloch John, engine driver, 21 Ann street M'Culloch John, mason, 8 Ann street M'Culloch John, storekeeper, 18 Duncan street M'Culloch Mrs, lodgings, 59 Main street, Cartsdyke MACC JNN John, merchant, shipowner, and agent, Excise buildings. House, 37 Union street M'CUNN James, spirit dealer, 14 East Shaw street M'Cunn Mrs John, 17 Union street M'CURDY Angus, carpenter, 23 Dalrymple street M'Curdy James, labourer, 25 Vennel M' Curdy John, carpenter, 32 Dalrymple street M'Curdy Michael, labourer, Union court, Dalrymple st. M'Curdy Neil, carpenter, 15 Ropework street M'Curdy Neil, carpenter, 56 Dalrymple street M'CUTCHEON Hugh, grocer, 20 Arthur st. House, 19 John street M'Cutcheon James, 18 Market street MACDERMOTT Alexander, grocer, 11 Rue-end st. House, 2 Cartsburn street M'DERMOTT William, dock keeper, 2 Open shore M'DEAD Henry, painter, 2 Sir Michael street M'DIARMID Donald, labourer, 94 East Hamilton st. M'Diarmid John, mason, 3 Bearhope street MAC DONALD Alexander, writer, of Denniston and Macdonald. House, Shore street, Port-Glasgow Macdonald F. P., teacher, 18 Kilblain street Macdonald James, Tontine hotel, 34 Cathcart street Macdonald John, boat builder, Virginia street. House, Armadale buildings M'DONALD Alexander, smith, 53 Shaw street M'Donald Alexander, boiler maker, 16 Stanners street M'Donald Alexander, smith, 19 Arthur street M'Donald Alexander, labourer, 35 Hamilton street M'Donald Allan, mariner, 6 West Stewart street M'Donald Allan, shopman, 8 Manse lane M'Donald Andrew, hatter, 26 Charles street M'Donald Angus, labourer, 61 Main street, Cartsdyke 104 DIRECTORY.

M'Donald Angus, Queen's porter, 42 Inverkip street M'Donald Archibald, joiner, 40 Cathcart street JVT Donald Archibald, labourer, 1 East Shaw street M'Donald Colin, carpenter, 4 John street M'Donald Daniel, blockmaker, 1 New Dock lane. Ho. Lyle's land, Back walks M'Donald Daniel, painter, 26 East Shaw street M'Donald Donald, joiner, 5 Arthur street M'Donald Donald, merchant, 21 Ardgowan square M'Donald Donald, seaman, 1 Union court, Dalrymple st. M'Donald Duncan, shoemaker, 4 Mansion-house lane. House, 39 Crawfurd street M'Donald Duncan, carpenter, 2 William street M'Donald Duncan, blockmaker, 9 East Quay lane M'Donald Duncan, carpenter, 34 Charles street M'Donald Duncan, engineer, Kingston sawmills, Port- Glasgow road M'Donald George, carpenter, 32 Dalrymple street M'Donald Hector, carpenter, 20 West Blackhall street M'Donald Hector, builder, 5 Kelly street M'Donald Hugh, carpenter, 2 William street M'Donald Hugh, labourer, 57 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Donald James, lodgings, 2 St Andrew street M'Donald James, mason, 7 Smith's lane M'Donald James, smith, 3 John street M'Donald James, mate, 26 Vennel M'Donald John, tailor, 12 Tobago street M'Donald John, Queen's porter, 10 Watt street M'Donald John, carpenter, 1 Manse lane M'Donald John, fireman, M'Kelvie's land, Duncan st. M'Donald John, watchman, 19 Cathcart street M'Donald John, porter, 43 Shaw street M'Donald John, carpenter, 16 Ann street M'Donald John, labourer, 7 Cowgate street M'Donald J. F,, smith, 49 Shaw street M'Donald Malcom, carpenter, 40 Shaw street M'Donald Murdoch, labourer, 5 Cowgate street M'Donald Neil, tailor, 2 Hamilton street M'Donald Robert, flesher, 33 Hamilton street. House, 21 Nicholson street M'Donald Robert, engineer, 29 Regent street M'Donald Robert, tailor, 3 Ann street DIRECTORY. 105

M'Donald Ronald, spirit-dealer, 37 Rue-end street M'Donald William, baker, 56 Vennel M'Donald William, shoemaker, 69 Roxburgh street M'Donald William, labourer, 53 Vennel M'Donald Miss, straw hatter, 42 Dalrymple street M'Donald Miss, sempstress, 30 Nicholson street M'Donald Mrs Allan, spirit dealer, 11 Ann street M'Donald Mrs John, lodgings, 12 Inverkip street M'Donald Mrs, 2 Boyd street, Glebe M'Donald Mrs, 42 Dalrymple street M'Donald Mrs, 59 Dalrymple street M'Donald Mrs, 1 Charles street M'Donald Mrs, lodgings, 28 Shaw street M'Donald Mrs, lodgings, 37 Cathcart street MACDOUGALL John, writer, 1 West Blackhall st. House, 22 Union street M'DOUGALL Alexander, carpenter, 7 East Quay lane M'Dougall Allan, carpenter, 32 Inverkip street M'Dougall Allan, spirit dealer, 23 Charles street M'Dougall Archibald, carpenter, 35 Nicholson street M'Dougall Charles, cowfeeder, 5 Kilblain street M'Dougall Daniel, musician, 31 Hamilton street M'Dougall David, carpenter, 2 East Blackhall street M'Dougall Dugald, joiner, 23 East Shaw street M'Dougall Duncan, cooper, 41 Rue-end street M'Dougall Hugh, labourer, 3 Smith's lane M'Dougall Isaac, coal dealer, 1 Bearhope street M'Dougall James, smith, 15 Hamilton street M'Dougall James, spinning master, Flax mill, Lyne- doch street M'Dougall James, baker, 33 Regent street M'Dougall John, railway porter, 14 Market street M'Dougall John, superintendent of lockers, Customs. House, 36 Sir Michael street M'Dougall John, agent, 70 Roxburgh street M'Dougall John, carpenter, 17 John street M'Dougall John, cooper, Longwell close M'Dougall John, joiner, 5 Rue-end street M'Dougall John, fireman, 15 Cross-shore street M'Dougall John, policeman, 69 Vennel M'Dougall Lachlan, gardener, 65 Ann street M'Dougall Mrs A., 31 West Burn street *Q@ DIRECTORY.

M'Dougall Mrs D., 67 Regent street M'Dougall Mrs Donald, 80 Regent street M'Dougall Mrs Hugh, cowfeeder, 39 West Blackball st. M'Dougall Mrs, huckster, 19 Shaw street M'DOWALL Miss, Armadale place, Bank street M'E ACHERN Donald, rivetter, 22 East Shaw street M'EACHRAN Donald, spirit dealer, 3 Shannon's close M'EWAN Charles, draper, 7 Market street M'E wan Hugh, carpenter, 11 Duncan street M'Ewan John, brewer, 71 Vennel M'E wan Robert A ., 26 Nicholson street M'Ewan Margaret, sempstress, 3 Buccleuch street M'Ewan Mrs James, 30 Nicholson street M'Ewan Mrs John, 64 Roxburgh street M'Ewan Mrs Robert, feuar, 26 Nicholson street M'Ewan Mrs, 52 Dalrymple street M'FADYEN Angus, tailor, 25 Vennel M'Fadyen Archibald, caulker, 7 Under crescent ^'™jen Donald, spirit dealer, 4 West breast Jen Hugh car en ter, street wit j ' P 10 Sir Michael M'Fadyen Hugh, lodgings, 4 East Quay lane M'Fadyen James, spirit dealer, 39 Vennel M'Fadyen James, moulder, 55 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Fadyen John, painter, 73 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Fadyen John, labourer, 4 Smith's lane M'Fadyen John, feuar and spirit dealer, 18 Vennel M'Fadyen John, rope and rag store, 12 Shaw street M'Fadyen Mrs Dugald, grocer, 6 West Stewart street M'Fadyen Mrs John, huckster, 15 Inverkip street M'Fadyen Mrs, 24 Tobago street MACFARLANE, Brown & Co., general merchants and commission agents, 4 Customhouse Place Macfarlane Daniel W., of /Salmon & Macfarlane, 12 Brisbane street Macfarlane John A., grocer and wine merchant, 8 West Blackhall street. House, do. MAC FAR LAN James, hatter, sign of the Cocked Hat, 26 Hamilton street. House, Ford,

Macfarlan Thomas M , tanner and skinner, 17 Carts- burn street House, 8 East Blackhall street M'F ARL AN & Co., hat manufacturers, 49 Cathcart st. M'Farlan Andrew, of M'Farlan & Co., 14 Kelly street DIRECTORY. 107

M'Farlane Alexander, carpenter, 28 West Blackhallst. M'Farlane Archd., railway porter, 23 Dalrymple st. M*Farlane Daniel, joiner and feuar, 29 Brougham st. M'Farlane Daniel, joiner, 25 Lynedoch street M'Farlane Donald, coach proprietor, 1 Jamaica street. House, 27 West Blackhall street M'Farlane Donald, labourer, 32 Inverkip street M'Farlane Dugald, carpenter, 3 Market street M'Farlane Dugald, feuar, 11 Duncan street M'Farlane Dugald, carpenter, 12 Bogle street M'Farlane Duncan, tinsmith, 55 Inverkip street M'Farlane Edward, dyer, 39 Ann street M'Farlane George, clerk, 17 Cathcart street M'Farlane George, carpenter, 4 John street M'Farlane Graham, of Greenock Brewery Co. House, Holly lodge, Gourock road M'Farlane Humphrey, shoemaker, 53 Inverkip street M'Farlane James, upholsterer, 61 Vennel M'Farlane James, boilermaker, Ladyburn M'Farlane Rev. John, of Free Middle Church, 29 West Stewart street M'Farlane John, hawker, 36 West Burn street M'Farlane John, commercial traveller, 33 Ann street M'Farlane John, ironmonger, 16 Cathcart street M'Farlane John, sen., 29 Brougham street M'Farlane John G., merchant, Buchanan street, Glas gow. House, 29 Brougham street M'Farlane John, Gas works. House, 3 Salmon street M'Farlane Malcom, cotton spinner, Drumfrocher road M'Farlane Peter, tide waiter, 4 Nelson street, Glebe M'Farlane Peter, shoemaker, 42 Crawford street M'Farlane Peter, mariner, 30 Dalrymple street M'Farlane Robert, tanner and skinner, 16 Cartsburn st. House, 3 St Andrew's square. M'Farlane Rev. Robert M., 15 West Stewart street M'Farlane William, mechanic, Lyle'sland, Back walks M'Farlane William, grain merchant, 23 Tobago street M'Farlane William, shoemaker, 39 West Blackhall st* M'Farlane Agnes, lodgings, 41 Vennel M'Farlane Mary, grocer, 8 Ann street M'Farlane Miss, boys' dress maker, 6 West Stewart st M'Farlane Miss, 1 Salmoa. street 108 DIRECTORY.

M'Farlane Mrs Duncan, 8 Baker street M'Farlane Mrs James, 28 Sir Michael street M'Farlane Mrs John, linen dresser, 36 West Burn st. M'Farlane Mrs Robert, lodgings, 13 Gross-shore street M'Farlane Mrs Robert, 21 Sir Michael street M'Farlane Mrs, tobacconist, 65 Rue-end street M'Farlane Mrs, furnishing shop, 51 Roxburgh street M Farlane Mrs, lodgings, 2 Tobago street M'Farlane Mrs, 3 York street M'Farlane Mrs, lodgings, 4 East Quay lane M'FEAT, Mrs Janet, lodgings, 10 Cartsburn street

MAC FIB, Graham & Co , export and family grocers, 12 William stroet Macfie Grace, vintner, 2 William street Macfie Mrs William, 57 Regent street M'FIE Archibald, cooper, 21 Nicholson street M'Fie Daniel, joiner, Lyle's land, Back walks M'Fie, Daniel, mason, 9 Nicholson street M'Fie James, mason, 11 Stanners street M'Fie James, blacksmith, 26 Hamilton street M'Fie James, smith, 2 East Shaw street M'Fie John, coal merchant, 6 Buccleuch street M'Fie John, cork cutter, 15 William street M'Fie John, baker, 12 Bogle street M'Fie Joseph, cooper, 29 Regent street M'Fie Matthew, tinsmith, 44 Ann street M'Fie Neil, labourer, Ladyburn M'Fie Christina, cowfeeder, 22 East Shaw street M'FILLAN Joseph, dealer, 15 Dalrymple street M'GARVIE Henry, shoemaker, 13 Highland close M'Garvie James, mariner, 45 Cathcart street M'GAUVERN Peter, basket maker, 28 Market street M'GEACHIE James, mason, 72 Roxburgh street M'Geachie Peter, baker, 6 West Stewart street M'GEACHIN William, mason, 32 Sir Michael street M'GHIE Gavan, book keeper, 17 Roxburgh street M'Ghie William, moulder, Ingleston road M'GIBBON Charles, tailor, 6 Manse lane M'GILCHRIST Mrs, spirit dealer, 14 Market street M'GILL Alexander, late shipmaster, 18 Union street M'Gill James, joiner, Highlanders' academy M Gill James, joiner, 22 John street DIRECTORY. 109

M'Gill John, maltster, 21 East Shaw street M'Gill John, carpenter, 29 Roxburgh street M'Gill John, labourer, 47 Ann street M'Gill Mrs A., 11 Bank street M'Gill Mrs James, lodgings, 1 Lyle street M'GILP Archibald, labourer, 62 Vennel M'Gilp Elizabeth, grocer, 66 Vennel M'Gilp Mrs Finlay, lodgings, 6 Shaw street M'GILVRAY Alexander, porter, 6 Watson's lane M'Gilvray Alexander, Queen's porter, 16 Ann street M'Gilvray Alexander, tidewaiter, 29 Roiburgh street M'Gilvray Allan, tailor, 26 Vennel M'Gilvray John, labourer, 5 West Stewart street M'Gilvray William, Queen's porter, 12 Bogle street M'Gilvray Margaret, lodgings, 7 Cathcart street M'Gilvray Mrs Elizabeth, lodgings, 51 Rue-end street M'Gilvray Mrs, 26 Vennel M'GINNES John, rope and rag store, 19 Shaw street M'Ginnis Patrick, rope and rag dealer, 1 East Shaw st. M'GINNIS William, rope and rag dealer, 20 and 12 Shaw street. House, 20 do. M'GLASHAN Archibald, farmer, Barnhill M'Glashan Archibald, carter, 38 Sir Michael street MACGOUN" Miss Jane, feuar, 20 Union street M'GOVERN Patrick, tailor and clothier, 11 William street* M'GOWAN Duncan, feuar, 19 John street M'Gowan John, feuar, 26 Cartsburn street M'GOWN John, steward, 23 Main street, Cartsdyke M'GOUGAN Richard, shoemaker, 9 Cartsburn street M'GR-KGOR J. & D., funeral undertakers, Cathcart square. Entrance by 17 William street M'Gregor Alexander, grinder, M'Kelvie'sland, Duncan street M'Gregor Alexander, carpenter, 20 Ann street M'Gregor & Donald, glaziers, 15 Charles street. Ho. 2 Crawfurd street M'Gregor Daniel, mariner, Lyle's land, Back walks M'Gregor Duncan, manufacturer of nautical and opti- cal instruments, chronometers, and watches, 8 William street. House, 19 Bank street M'Gregor Gregor, store keeper, 10 Baker street 110 DIRECTORY.

M'Gregor Hugh, feuar, 10 Union street M'Gregor John, fauar, 5 St Lawrence street M'Gregor John, cooper, Lyle's land, Back walks M'Gregor John, carpenter, 18 .William street M'Gregor John, cotton spinner, Drumfrochar road M'Gregor John, skipper, 1 Nicholson street M'Gregor John, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant, 23 and 25 Shaw street, and 9 East Quay lane. House, 23 Shaw street M'Gregor, Nicol & Robert, boat-builders, 17 Rue-end street M'Gregor Peter, smith, 24 John street M'Gregor William, engineer, Ingleston road M'Gregor Miss E., furnishing shop, 24 Hamilton street M'Gregor Mrs, midwife, 11 Cross-shore street M'Gregor Mrs, 12 Dalrymple street M'Gregor Mrs, lodgings, 16 Hamilton street M'Gregor Mrs John, 32 Dalrymple street M'Gregor Mrs R., 32 Sir Michael street M'GROUTHBR Robert, gardener, Overton M'GUCKIN John, pawnbroker, 73 Main street, Carts- dyke. House, 5 St Andrew's square M'GUIRE Bernard, watchman, 19 Arthur street M'Guire John, broker, 51 Shaw street M'lLLRAY John, boilermaker, 2 Open Shore M'lLLROY Mrs, 2 Nelson street, west M'lLVAIN John, shipping master for the ports of Greenock and Port- Glasgow, 5 Virginia street. House, 27 Kelly street M'lLWRAlTH Adam, baker, 6 Bruce street M'llwraith & Swan, writers, 4 Hamilton street M'llwraith David, grocer, Orangefield place M'llwraith Hew, writer, of M' Ilwraiih 8? Swan. House, Elmbank, Eldon street M'llwraith James, feuar, Mount Pleasant street M'llwraith John, mariner, 59 Dalrymple street M'llwraith William, hosier, glover, and shirt maker, 6 West Blackball street. House, 15 Nicholson st. M'llwraith Miss A., 12 Watt street M'llwraith Miss, hosier, 23 Hamilton street. House, do. M'INDOE Mrs James, 28 Ann street M'INNEB Angus, flesher, 10 East Quay lane DIRECTORY. 11!

M'Innes Charles, carpenter, 8 Manse lane M'Innes Daniel, tailor, 23 Vennel M'Innes Daniel, carpenter, 12 St Lawrence street M'Innes Donald, carpenter, 34 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Innes John, grocer, 29 Regent street M'Innes Murdoch, 3 Charles street M'Innes Neil, watchman, 49 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Innes William, officer of Inland revenue, 68 Rox- burgh street M'Innes Mrs, grocer, 12 West Blackhall street M'Innes Mrs, clothier, 11 William street M'Innes Mrs, 2 Broad close M'Innes Mrs, 52 Dalrymple street M'INROY George, boilermaker, Lyle's land, Back walks MACINTOSH Alexander K, clerk, Post office M'Intosh Archibald, labourer, Drumfrochar road M'Intosh Duncan, boilermaker, 11 Cowgate street M'Intosh John, clerk, Kingston Sawmills, Port- Glas- gow road M'Intosh Neil, smith, 20 Cathcart street M'Intosh Rev. Patrick, 7 Ardgowan street, west M'Intosh William, engineer, 15 Baker street M'Intosh William, engineer, 15 Hope place, Antigua st M'Intosh William, cooper, 42 Inverkip street M'Intosh Mrs, lodgings, Longwell close M'Intosh Mrs, 4 John street M'INTYRE Adam, carpenter, 5Q Vennel M'Intyre Alexander, spiritdealer, 7 Rue-end street M'Intyre Alexander, joiner, 22 Cartsburn street M'Intyre Alexander, watchman, 4 Laird street M'Intyre Andrew, corkcutter, 23 Vennel M'Intyre Archibald, cooper, 32 Ann street M'Intyre Archibald, mariner, 1 Vennel M'Intyre Archibald, shipmaster, 7 Lyle street M'Intyre Archibald, cooper, 5 Duncan street M'Intyre & Campbell, joiners, 15 Arthur street M'Intyre Daniel, grocer, 42 Dalrymple street. House, Church place, Gourock M'Intyre Donald, french polisher, 6 Smith's lane M'Intyre Donald, porter, 9 East Quay lane M'Intyre Duncan, gardener and cowfeeder, 44 Ann st 112 DIRECTORY.

M'Intyre Duncan, cooper, 4 West Quay lane M'Intyre Duncan, pilot, 7 William street M'Intyre Duncan, shoemaker, 14 Cartsburn street M'Intyre Duncan, police officer, 29 Shaw street M'Intyre Jas., railway steamboat agent, Railway station M'Intyre Jas., of M'Intyre <& Campbell, 3 Bearhope st. M'Intyre James, plasterer, 58 Dalrymple street. Ho., 48 Nelson street M'Intyre John, West church officer, 1 Nicholson street M'Intyre John, labourer, 5 Bruce street M'Intyre John, flesher, 21 Sugarhouse lane M'Intyre^ John, labourer, 57 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Intyre Peter, labourer, 4 Inverkip street M'Intyre Peter, locker, 7 Tobago street M'Intyre William, commission agent, 7 Eas^ Quay lane M'Intyre Ann, lodgings, 2 Open shore M'Intyre Catherine, 17 Shaw street M'Intyre Mary, 33 Inverkip street M'Intyre Miss, 2 Watt place M'Intyre Mrs Hugh, 46 Dalrymple street M'Intyre Mrs John, 1 Nicholson street M'Intyre Mrs, lodgings, 29 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Intyre Mrs, lodgings, 7 St Lawrence street M'Intyre Mrs, 21 Sugarhouse lane M'Intyre Mrs, lodgings, 7 Springkell street M'lVER Alexander, merchant, Rosemount M'lver Robert, grocer, 46 Shaw st. and 44 Hamil- ton street M'lver Robert, foreman carpenter, 43 Shaw street M'lver Misses, Rosemount M'lver Mrs Michael, huckster, 9 Market street M'ISAAC Alexander, flesher, 13 West Blackball st. MACKAIL James, grocer, 45 Hamilton street M'KAIL Thomas, grocer, 28 Dalrymple street MACKAY John F., merchant, 2 Open shore. House, Seafield Mackay Peter, slater and slate merchant, 41 Hamil- ton st. Ho., 36 West Blackhall street M'KAY Andrew, rafter, 22 John street M'Kay Daniel, cooper, 18 Duncan street M'Kay Donald, spirit dealer, 19 Charles street M'Kay Duncan, boilermaker, 10 Cartsburn street DIRECTORY. 113

M'Kay George, blacksmith, 9 Roxburgh street M'Kay J-, grocer, 29 Vermel. House, do. M'Kay James, policeman, 4 East Quay lane M'Kay John, barber, 1 Charles street M'Kay John, engineer, 5 Hamilton street M'Kay Neil, tailor, 16 Tobago street M Kay William, mason, 45 Vennel M'Kay William, smith, 1 Arthur street M'Kay Mrs Alexander, huckster, 47 Shaw street M'KEAN James, broker, 8 Vennel M'Kean John, carpenter, 1 Stanners street M'KECHNIE Alexander, flesher, 12 Bogle street M'Kechnie Allan, flesher, 16 West Blackball street and 53 Rue-end street. House, 9 Laird street M'Kechnie Archibald, late shipmaster, Glen house M'Kechnie Archibald, shipmaster, 22 Mearns street M'Kechnie Dugald, sladesman, 18 Sir Michael street M'Kechnie Hugh, joiner, 20 John st. House, 24 do. M'Kechnie John, builder, 8 Watt street M'Kechnie John, policeman, 20 Ann street M'Kechnie Neil, baker, 1 William street M'Kechnie Peter, labourer. 20 West Blackhall street M'Kechnie Robert, mate, 16 Antigua street M'Kechnie William, brassfounder, 11 St Andrew st. M'Kechnie Mrs Duncan, 16 Shaw street M'Kechnie Mrs, 42 Crawfurd street M'Kechnie Mrs, 42 West Burn street M'KEITH Lachlan, clerk, Gasworks, 6 Ardgowan st. west M'KELLAR Alex., cooper, Lyle'sland, Back walks T M'Kellar Andrew, carter, 34 W est Burn street M'Kellar Archibald, smith, 9 Bearhope street M'Kellar Archibald, cooper, 40, West Burn street M'Kellar Archibald, baker, 30 Sir Michael street M'Kellar Archibald, carpenter, 5 Bearhope street M'Kellar Archibald, writer, 2 Church place. House, 1 1 Margaret street M'Kellar Archibald, plasterer, 28 Tobago street M'Kellar Archibald, carpenter, 2 John street M'Kellar Colin, carpenter, 3 John street M'Kellar Daniel, cooper, 40 Inverkip street M'Kellar Daniel, carpenter, 12 Nicholson street l2 114 DIRECTORY.

M f Kellar Daniel, spirit dealer, 4 Dalrymple street M'Kellar David, pattern maker, Alma cottage M'Kellar Duncan, coachman, 9 West Stewart street M'Kellar Duncan, clothier and outfitter, 3 William st. House, Scott's cottage, Dempster street M'Kellar Duncan, smith, 26 Tobago street M'Kellar Duncan, agent, Belville place M'Kellar Duncan, mariner, 15 Kilblain street M'Kellar Duncan, shipmaster, 6 Lyle street M'Kellar James, labourer and spirit dealer, 6 Smith's lane M'Kellar James, shipmaster, 14 Hamilton street M'Kellar John, carter, 35 Hamilton street M'Kellar John, cooper, 28 West Burn street M'Kellar John, smith, 26 Cathcart street M'Kellar Neil, spirit dealer, 22 Hamilton st. Ho., do. M'Kellar Peter, carman, 94 East Hamilton street M'Kellar Miss, 10 Ropework street M'Kellar Janet, lodgings, 19 Hamilton street M'Kellar Mrs A., 6 Kilblain street M'Kellar Mrs Gilbert, washer and dresser, 9 Argyle st. M'Kellar Mrs John, feuar, 33 Dalrymple street M'Kellar Mrs Peter, 11 Ann street M'Kellar Mrs William, 15 Tobago street M'Kellar Mrs, spirit dealer, 40 West Burn street M'Kellai' Mrs, spirit dealer, 29 Sugarhouse lane M'KELVIE James, bookseller and stationer, 7 Hamil- ton street. House, 15 Roxburgh street M'Kelvie John, gardener, 8 Cathcart street M'Kelvie John, pilot, 35 Crawfurd street M'Kelvie Wm. R., superintendent of Cemetery, Well park, and Wellington park. House, 8 Ardgowan street, west M'Kelvie William F-, innkeeper, 12 Hamilton street M'Kelvie Miss M. grocer, 39 Ann street 5 M'Kelvie Mrs John, feuar, 49 Roxburgh street M'KENDRICK James, labourer, 11 Cowgate street M'Kendrick Henry, shoemaker, 3 Sir Michael street M'Kendrick Miss, 28 Nicholson street M'KENDRY Miss Margaret, lodgings, 6 Chapel st. MACKENZIE Alexander, of A. Mackenzie & Co. House, 2 Grey place DIRECTORY. 115

Mackenzie A. & Co., printers and newspaper proprietors, 29 Hamilton street Mackenzie Archibald, merchant and commission agent, 1 West quay. House, 37 Boyd place Mackenzie John, writer and depute town clerk, 6 Hamilton street. House, 2 Brougham st. Mackenzie & Weir, wholesale wine and spirit merchants, West Quay head, 38 Dalrymple st. M'KENZIE & Brodie, remnant and stay warehouse, 22 Cathcart street M'Kenzie Alexander, joiner, 30 Nicholson street M'Kenzie Alexander, baker, 12 West Blackball street M'Kenzie Archibald, blockmaker, 9 Argyle street M'Kenzie Colin, cooper, 18 Ingleston road M'Kenzie Colin, smith, 6 John street M'Kenzie Donald, spirit dealer, 35 Vennel M'Kenzie Donald, carpenter, 19 Shaw street M'Kenzie James, baker, 55 Vennel M'Kenzie & Walker, grain merchants, millers and bakers, Shaws Water Grain Mills, Dellingbum square. Shops, 46 Hamilton street, and 63 Rue- end street M'Kenzie Duncan, labourer, Lyle's land, Back walks M'Kenzie Duncan, sailmaker, 16 Bearhope street M'Kenzie Henry, cooper, 24 Ann street M'Kenzie John, mariner, 62 Vennel M'Kenzie John, of M'Kenzie <& Walker. House, 85 Regent street M'Kenzie John, optician and nautical instrument maker, 95 Regent street M'Kenzie John, rigger, Lyle's land, Back walks M'Kenzie John, carpenter, Lyle's land, Back walks M'Kenzie John, carpenter, 7 St Lawrence street M'Kenzie John, labourer, 6 West Quay lane M'Kenzie John, sailmaker, 13 Inverkip street M'Kenzie John, carpenter, Q2 Roxburgh street M'Kenzie John, carpenter, 35 Cathcart street M'Kenzie Peter, nailer, 4 Cartsburn street

M'Kenzie Robert, joiner, Mount place, Holmscroft st. M'Kenzie Robert, currier, 8 Watt street M'Kenzie Robert, baker, 38 Shaw street M'Kenzie Roderick, furnishing shop, 25 East Shawst. 116 DIRECTORY.

M'Kenzie, Thomas, gasman, 45 Inverkip street M'Kenzie William, mariner, 56 Vennel M'Kenzie William, gardener, Bogston, Port-Glasgow road M'Kenzie William, edge tool maker, 20 John st. Ho., 36 West Burn street M'Kenzie Mrs Hugh, lodgings, 33 Hamilton street M'Kenzie Mrs James, spirit dealer, 24 Bast Shaw st. M'Kenzie Mrs John, spirit dealer 4 Bearhope street M'Kenzie Mrs Peter, 5 Dellingburn street M'Kenzie Mrs, spirit dealer, 57 Dalrymple street M'Kenzie Mrs, 9 Argyle street M'Kenzie Mrs, 34 West Burn street M'Kenzie Mrs, boys' dressmaker, 12 Tobago street M'Kenzie Mrs, 13 West Blackhall street M'KERACHER Donald, maltster, 4 East Shaw st. M'KERROW George, pawnbroker, 48 Shaw st. Ho., 10 Antigua street MACKIE David, engineer, 1 Regent street Mackie George, night watchman, 71 Vennel Mackie James, M.D., physician. Consulting room, 28 Hamilton street. House, 6 Ardgowan square Mackie James, draper and clothier, 27 Cathcart street. House, 31 Brougham street Mackie John, spirit dealer, 36 Shaw St., and 6 Cross- shore street. House, 50 Eldon street Mackie William, mason, 30 Inverkip street Mackie William, carpenter, 4 St Andrew's square Mackie Misses, 6 Ardgowan square Mackie Miss, 20 West Stewart street Mackie Mrs, lodgings, 60 Vennel MACKILL Wm., printer, M'Donald's land, Lyle st. 'M'KILLOP Duncan, joiner, 15 Market street M'Killop Miss, teacher, 22 Ann street M'KIMMIE Robert, miller, 4 John street M'KIMM Mrs, grocer, 7 Smith's lane M'KINNIS Donald, carpenter, I Arthur street M'KINLAY Alexander, carpenter, 5 Bearhope street M'Kinlay Archibald, carpenter, 39 Main street, Carts- dyke M'Kinlay Archibald, tobacconist, 18 Low Vennel M'Kinlay Duncan, carpenter, 6 West Stewart street DIRECTORY. 117

M'Kinlay Duncan, feuar, 36 Vennel M'Kinlay Duncan, shipmaster, 21 Ann street M'Kinlay Peter, feuar, 6 Trafalgar street M'Kinlay Peter, cooper, 19 Bearhope street M'Kinlay William, labourer, 6 Buccleuch street M'KINNON Alexander, gate keeper, 5 Dellingburn st. M'Kinnon Allan, clerk, 2 Newark street M'Kinnon Angus, tripe shop, 50 Vennel M'Kinnon Archibald, writer, 46 Cathcart street. Ho. 22 Bank street M'Kinnon Archibald, seaman, 3 Charles street M'Kinnon Archibald, moulder, Armadale building?, Back walks M'Kinnon Charles, labourer, 6 Smith's lane M'Kinnon Daniel, boilermaker, 2 Springkell street M'Kinnon Donald, joiner, 49 Shaw street M'Kinnon Duncan, mate, 10 Shaw street M'Kinnon Edward, labourer, 17 Arthur street M Kinnon Hugh, labourer, 7 Arthur street M'Kinnon Hugh, smith, 27 Charles street M'Kinnon John, boilermaker, 16 Arthur street M'Kinnon John, labourer, 13 John street M'Kinnon John, labourer, 37 Rue-end street M'Kinnon Lachlan, policeman, 1 Manse lane M'Kinnon Malcolm, carpenter, 33 West Burn street M'Kinnon Robert, carpenter, 3 East Stewart street M'Kinnon Catherine, 7 Cowgate street M'Kinnon Christina, huckster, 9 Kilblain street M'Kinnon Miss, feuar, 13 Market street M'Kinnon Mrs John, 1 Vennel M'Kinnon Mrs, 4 William street M'Kinnon Mrs, lodgings, 1 Stanners street M'Kinnon Mrs, Longwell close M'KIRDY Alexander, porter and boatman, badge No. 24, Lyle's land, Back walks M'Kirdy John, mason, 72 Roxburgh street M'Kirdy John, grocer, 62 Main street, Cartsdjke. Ho. 8 Antigua street M'Kirdy Neil, carpenter, 15 Ropework street M'Kirdy Mrs William, 13 Brougham street M'KIVER John, inspector of fisheries, 3 Bank street, House, 8 Kelly street 118 DIRECTORY.

MACLACHLAN Andrew, shoe manufacturer for wholesale, 35 Cathcart street. House, 7 Lyle st. Maclachlan Donald, joiner, glazier, and undertaker, 8 Tobago street. House, 30 Nicholson street M'LACHLAN Alexander, labourer, 9 Under crescent M'Lachlan Archibald, boatman, 8 Watt street M'Lachlan Colin, porter, 2Q East Shaw street M'Lachlan Donald, labourer, 40 West Burn street M'Lachlan Dugald, skipper, 8 Watt street M'Lachlan Francis, broker, 4 Smith's lane M'Lachlan Henry, shoemaker, 8 Sir Michael street M'Lachlan John, tobacconist, 20 West Blackball street M'Lachlan John, engine driver, 22 Stanners street M'Lachlan John, carpenter, 10 Ropework street M'Lachlan John, fireman, 7 Cowgate street M'Lachlan Kenneth, labourer, 63 Inverkip street M'Lachlan Lachlan, carpenter, 34 Sir Michael street M'Lachlan Robert, smith, 7 Arthur street M'Lachlan Robert, labourer, 50 West Blackhall street M'Lachlan William, boilermaker, 15 St Lawrence st. M'Lachlan Miss, poulterer, 39 Hamilton street M'Lachlan Miss, tobacconist, 33 Hamilton street* M'Lachlan Miss, huckster, 33 Charles street M'Lachlan Mrs J„ broker, 41 Vennel M'Lachlan Mrs Robert, lodgings, 8 Manse lane M'Lachlan Mrs, furnishing shop, 5 East Shaw street M'Lachlan Mrs, 4 Dalrymple street M'Lachlan Mrs, lodgings, 6 Ardgowan street west M'LAGGAN George, tailor, 13 West Blackhall street M'LAREN Angus, joiner, 6 West Stewart street M'Laren Duncan, warehouseman, Drumfrochar road M'Laren William, labourer, 4 Bruce street M'Laren Mrs F., huckster, 16 Inverkip street M'Laren Mrs, 1 West Stewart street M'LARTY Alexander, carpenter, 28 Nicholson street M'Larty Donald & Co., merchants, shipowners, and steamboat agents, Excise buildings M'Larty Donald, of D. M'Larty & Co, Ho. 1 Trinidad place, Eldon street M'Larty Dougald, feuar, 7 Arthur street M'Larty James, pattern maker, 5 Arthur street M'Larty John, carpenter, 14 market street DIRECTORY. 119

M'Larty John, mariner, 4 Nelson street, Glebe M'Larty John, moulder, 5 Arthur street M'Larty Mrs, 11 Nicholson street M'Larty Mrs, feuar, 7 Arthur street M'LATCHIE Matthew, carter and cowfeeder, 3 St Andrew street M'Latchie Mrs, grocer, 42 Inverkip street MAOLAURIN & Co., painters and paper hangers, 1 Watt place Maclaurin Mrs lodgings, 6 Shaw place M'LAURIN Mrs Robert, 33 West Burn street M'LAWRIE Thomas, labourer, 6 Main street, Carts- dyke M'LAY Joseph, throssel foreman, Drumfrochar road M'Lay Mrs, lodgings, 2 Highland close M'LEA Kenneth, 5 Nelson street west M'Lea Miss, 9 Grey place MACLEAN Archibald, ship chandler, 4 West breast. House, 35 Crawfurd street Maclean Daniel, writer. 41 Cathcart street. House, 12 Brisbane street M'LEAN Alexander, spiritdealer and mason, 34 In- verkip street M'Lean Alexander, painter, 28 Cathcart street M'Lean Alexander, mariner, 4 East Quay lane M'Lean Alexander, mason, 34 East Shaw street M'Lean Alexander, carpenter, 3 Salmon street M'Lean Allan, carpenter, 8 Baker street M'Lean Allan, billposter, 6 Buccleuch street M'Lean Allan, cooper, 46 Dalryraple street M'Lean Angus, carpenter, 2 Open shore M'Lean Angus, mate, 37 Ann street M'Lean Archibald, carpenter, Armadale buildings, Lyle street M'Lean Archibald, mariner, 37 Nicholson street M'Lean Charles, shipmaster, 8 Antigua street M'Lean Daniel, mate, 16 Tobago street M'Lean Daniel, leather merchant, 3 Manse lane M'Lean Daniel, kilnman, Clyde pottery M'Lean Donald, carpenter, 3 Salmon street M*Lean Dugald, gardener, 15 Lynedoch street M'Lean Dugald, joiner, 1 Manse lane 120 DIRECTORY.

M'Lean George, sailmaker, Lyle's land, Back walks M'Lean Hector, queen's porter, 1 Lyle street M'Lean Hugh, clerk, 2 St Andrew street, M'Lean Hugh, gardener, 51 Roxburgh street M'Lean James & Co,, timber merchants, 22 and 64 Main street, Cartsdyke, and Patent sawmills, 8 Dellingburn street M'Lean Jas„ of J, M'Lean & Go., 12 East Blackhall st M'Lean James, carpenter, 9 Crawfurd street M'Lean James, carpenter, 8 Market street M'Lean James, joiner, 9 East Shaw street M'Lean James, moulder, 18 Ingleston road M'Lean John & Co., coopers & fishcurers, 16 Charles st M'Lean John, of John M'Lean

M'Lean John, tailor, 1 1 Market street M'Lean John, grocer, 22 John street M'Lean John, tidewaiter, Lyle's land, Back walks M'Lean John, carpenter, 11 Arthur street M'Lean John, potter, Ladyburn M'Lean John, customhouse boatman, 19 Shaw street M'Lean John, letter carrier, 6 Dalrymple street M'Lean Lachlan, surgeon, 16 Kilblain street M'Lean Lachlan, joiner, 3 Bearhope street M'Lean Lachlan, brassfounder, 18 Ingleston road M'Lean Lachlan, spirit dealer, 22 Market street M'Lean Lachlan, carpenter, 34 Sir Michael street M'Lean Matthew, contractor, 4 St Andrew's square M'Lean Neil, cooper, 3 Sir Michael street M'Lean Neil, fisherman, 34 Sir Michael street M'Lean Neil, policeman, 20 West Blackhall street M'Lean Peter, mariner, 9 East Quay lane M'Lean Peter, mariner, 40 Inverkip street M'Lean Rodger, huckster, 9 Market street DIRECTORY. 121

M'Lean Ronald, smith, Armadale buildings, Back walks M'Lean William, smith, 19 Bearhope street M'Lean William, shoemaker, 61 Dalrymple street M'Lean William, joiner, 1 Duncan street M'Lean Miss Janet, 15 Sugarhouse lane M'Lean Miss Sarah, milliner, 6 Kilblain street M'Lean Misses, lodgings, 14 Kelly street M'Lean Mrs A., Lyle's land, Back walks M'Lean Mrs Daniel, 5 Lyle street M'Lean Mrs Daniel, 12 St Andrew street M'Lean Mrs John, lodgings, 8 St Andrew square M'Lean Mrs John, 54 West Blackball street M'Lean Mrs William, 82 Regent street M'Lean Mrs, lodgings, 12 St Andrew street M'LELLAN Archibald, miller, 23 Charles street M'Lellan Archibald, mariner, 10 Charles street M'Lellan Archibald, mariner, 12 Inverkip street M'Lellan Duncan, shipmaster, 3 Charles street M'Lellan James & Co., commission agents and ship brokers, 14 Cathcart street M'Lellan James, of J. M'Lellan & Go., 6 Trafalgar st. M'Lellan James, coach driver, 9 Highland close M'Lellan Misses, dressmakers, 12 Tobago street M' Lallan Mrs, 20 Sugarhouse lane MLEAREN John, vintner, 34 Charles street M'LELLAND James, watchman, Mansion-house M'Lelland Robert, law clerk, Mansion-house M'LEITCH Mrs, lodgings, 2 Springkell street M'LEISH John, letter carrier, 10 West breast M'LENNON Donald, gardener, 6 Nelson St., Glebe M'LEOD Alexander, joiner, 8 Ann street M'Leod Aulay, accountant, 9 Crawfurd street M'Leod Colin, shipmaster, 9 Trafalgar street M'Leod Daniel, labourer, 13 Ropework street M'Leod D. & Co., joiners, carvers, and blockmakers, 9 West breast M'Leod Donald, labourer, 13 Ropework street M'Leod Duncan, spiritdealer, 28 Shaw street M'Leod Duncan, steward, 5 Crawfurd street M'Leod Finlay, carpenter, 1 Nicholson street M'Leod George, joiner, Cartsburn house

M'Leod John K # , lathsplitter, 8 Chapel street 122 DIRECTORY.

M'Leorl John, tidewaiter, 4 Mansion-house lane M'Leod Neil, painter, 1 Clarence street M'Leod Neil, Queen's porter, 3 Kelly street M'Leod Miss, lodgings, 16 Sir Michael street M'Leod Mrs, lodgings. 15 Lynedoch street M'Leod Mrs, washer and dresser, 29 Charles street M'Leod Mrs, lodgings, 26 Vennel M'Leod Mrs, 12 Inverkip street M'Leod Mrs Alexander, remnant warehouse, 31 West Burn street M'Leod Mrs Norman, 4 West Burn street M'LENNEY John, tailor, 3 Manse lane M'LINTOCK James, boot and shoemaker, 33 Hamil- ton street. House, 37 Ann street M'LUCAS John, smith, Drumfrochar road M LUKE James, cooper, 9 East Shaw street M'LUSKEY John, huckster, 36 Vennel M'Lusky Neil, joiner, 20 Inverkip street M'Luskey Mrs, boardinghouse, 9 East Quay lane M MASTER Alexander, tailor and clothier, 40 Cath cart street. House, 49 do. M'M ASTER David W., tidewaiter, 1 Carnock street M' Master James, tea dealer, 5 John street M'Master Peter, foreman, Patent Saw mills, 29 Regent street M 'ME NO MY Daniel, boilermaker, 11 Cowgate street M'MEIKAN John, carpenter, 15 Bearhope street MAC MILL AN Hugh, provision merchant, 28 Hamil- ton street. House, 1 Watson's lane M'MILLAN Alexander, porter, 18 Sir Michael street M'Millan Alexander, policeman, 5 Ann street M'Millan Andrew, baker, 6 West Stewart street M'Millan Archibald, carpenter, 10 Ropework street M'Millan Colin, tailor and clothier, 43 Cathcart street. House, Newark street M'Millan Daniel, carpenter, 3 Inverkip street M'Millan Donald, labourer, 12 Inverkip street M'Millan Dugald, carpenter, 29 Cathcart street M'Millan Duncan, carpenter, Charles street M'Millan Duncan, Gas Works, 20 Hamilton street M'Millan Hugh, tailor, 21 East Shaw street M'Millan Jas. & Son, shipbuilders, Albert building yd. DIRECTORY. 123

M'Millan James, shipbuilder, of Jas. M'Millan & Son, Bay of Quick cottage MMillan John, hairdresser, 6 Watson's lane M'Millan John, carpenter, 13 Sir Michael street M'Millan John, Parochial Board officer, 66 Roxburgh st M'Millan John, tailor, 5 Smith's lane M'Millan John, engineer, 10 St Andrew street M'Millan John, mariner, 23 East Shaw street

M'Millan Lachlan, sawyer, I Stanners street M'Millan Malcolm, mason, 83 Regent street M'Millan Neil, corkcutter, 30 West Blackhall street M'Millan Peter, flesher, 3 Bearhope street M'Millan Peter, baker, 6 West Stewart street M'Millan Robert, carpenter, 9 East Quay lane M'Millan Thomas, postmaster, Post Office. House, 7 Lyle street M'Millan Thomas, mariner, 46 Dalrymple street M'Millan William, police sergeant, 76 Roxburgh street M'Millan William, shoemaker, 29 Vennel M'Millan Catherine, cowfeeder, 1 Bearhope street M'Millan Miss, grocer, 19 Arthur street M'Millan Mrs John, 23 Market street M'Millan Mrs John, mangier, 34 West Burn street M'Millan Mrs Neil, lodgings, 2 Cross-shore street M'Millan Mrs, huckster, 63 Ann street M'MORLAND Robert S., commission agent, 19 Cath- cart street. House, 48 Ann street M'Morland Mrs Peter, 48 Ann street M'MUNIGALL James, dealer, 17 Vennel M'MURCHIE William, iron dresser, 33 Main street, Cartsdyke M'MURTHIE Henry, mercantile clerk, 8 Antigua st. M'Murtrie John, joiner, 3 St Andrew street M'Murtrie Mrs Thomas, spirit dealer, 61 Rue- end st. House, 1 Bogle street M'MURRICH Matthew, joiner and grocer, Armadale buildings, Back walks MACNAB & Clark, engineers, &c, Shaws Water foundry, Ingleston Road Macnab William, of Macnab '& Clark, 9 Shaw place M'NAB Daniel, smith, 20 Vennel M'Nab Donald, labourer, 28 Cathcart street 124 DIRECTORY,

M'Nab Duncan, baker, 5 Bearhope street M'Nab Duncan, farmer, Glen M'Nab John, dyer, 30 Inverkip street M'Nab John, pattern maker, Lyle's land, Back walks M'Nab John, carpenter, 7 St Lawrence street M'Nab Robert, moulder, 9 Roxburgh street M'Nab William, plasterer, 2 Market street M'Nab William, pensioner, 26 Cartsburn street M'NAIR Archibald, porter, Ingleston road M'Nair Duncan, cooper, 26 Tobago street M'Nair John, optician, 27 Lynedoch street M'Nair Peter, turner, 9 Arthur street M'Nair Thomas, labourer, 27 Vennel M'Nair William, iron founder, Lyle's land, Back walks M'Nair Mrs James, 36 Crawfurd street M'Nair Mrs, 10 Kelly street M'NALLY John, delphdealer, 41 Vennel M'Nally Patrick, broker, 8 Manse lane MACNAUGHT John, painter and paper hanger, Union Bank buildings, Church place. House, 20

M'NAUGHT Alexander, feuar, 13 Vennel M'Naught Alexander, mariner, 35 East Shaw street M'Naught Duncan, mate, 18 Antigua street M'Naught James, joiner, 6 Lyle street. House, 12 Tobago street M'Naught John, family grocer, Victoria buildings, 7 West Blackhall street. House, 12 do. M'Naught Peter, foreman sailmaker, 41 Cathcart st. M'Naught Thomas, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 6 Albert place, West Blackhall street. Ho. 12 do. M'Naught Miss Jane, feuar, 5 West Stewart street M'Naught Mrs, 12 West Blackhall street M'Naught Mrs M., 1 Cowgate street MACNAUGHTAN Peter, merchant, Glen park, 19 Eldon street Macnaughtan Mrs, Glen park, 19 Eldon street M'NAUGHTAN Duncan, shoemaker, Lyle's land, Back walks M'Naughtan John, provision dealer, 53 Vennel M'Naughtan Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 28 Nicholson st. M'Naughtan Mrs, 3 Wellington street DIRECTORY. 125

M'Naughtan Mrs, furnishing shop, 30 Ann street M'NEIL Alexander, upholsterer, 30 Nicholson street M'Neil Archibald, sawyer, Lyle's land, Back walks M'Neil Duncan, labourer, 71 Vennel M'Neil Hector, cooper, 13 West Blackhall street M'Neil James, joiner, 4 Tobago street M'Neil James, mariner, 53 Vennel M'Neil James, wool washer, Broomhill M'Neil John, shipmaster, 35 East Shaw street M'Neil John, flesher, 7 Ann street M'Neil Lachlan, pilot, 18 Sir Michael street M'Neil Lamont, huckster, 4 Inverkip street M'Neil Samuel, shipmaster, 2 Lyle street M'Neil Walter, spirit dealer, 13 Shaw street M'Neil Sarah, lodgings, 7 Arthur street M'Neil Miss, dressmaker, 60 Roxburgh street M'Neil Mrs Dugald, 33 East Shaw street M'Neil Mrs John, clothier, 52 Shaw street M'Neil Mrs, 12 Inverkip street M'Neil Mrs, lodgings, 14 Stanners street M'Neil Mrs, 32 Dalrymple street M'Neil Mrs, lodgings, 24 Inverkip street M'NEIL AGE Alexander, shoemaker, 28 Sir Michael street M'Neilage George, spirit dealer, 3 Shannon's close M'Neilage James, shipmaster, 18 Kelly street M'Neilage John, superintendent of streets, 6 Lyle st. M'Neilage Mrs George, 30 Sir Michael street M'Neilage Mrs John, 3 Bearhope street M'NICOLL Donald, 34 Crawfurd street, Glebe M'Nicoll Donald, eatinghouse, 33 Rue-end street M'NICOL Dugald, 8 Watt street

M'Nicol Mrs A , 8 Watt street M'Nicol Mrs M., 6 Watt street M'NISH Mrs, Armadale buildings, Lyle street M'NIVEN William, engineer, Highlanders' academy M'ONIE William, engineer, 15 Main Street, Cartsdyke M'PHAIL Archibald, 8 Inverkip street M'Phail Colin, porter, 6 Shaw street M'Phail Duncan, labourer, 6 Shaw street M'Phail John, cooper, 24 East Shaw street M'Phail Lachlan, tailor, 11 Dalrymple street m2 126 DIRECTORY.

M'Phail Stephen, sugar baker, 13 Inverkip street M'Phail Mrs Hugh, 5 West Stewart street M'Phail Mrs, 50 West Blackhall street M'PHEDRAN Alexander, joiner, 8 Ann street M'Phedran John M'C, agent, Excise buildings M'Phedran Dugald, police officer, 35 Vennel M'Phedran Neil, smith, Finnieston, Port- Glasgow road M'PHEE Archibald, cooper, 21 Nicholson street M'Phee Archibald, fireman, 4 Roslin street M'Phee Daniel, mason, 9 Nicholson street M'PHERSON Alexander, sawyer, 9 Dalrymple street M'Pherson Alexander, ropespinner, 82 Regent street M'Pherson Charles, locker, 61 Ann street M'Pherson & Co., ship chandlers, 3 East breast M'Pherson Daniel, pilot, 4 Market street M'Pherson Duncan, carpenter, 35 Hamilton street M'Pherson Duncan, teacher, 9 Bruce street M'Pherson Duncan, cooper, 3 Nicholson street M'Pherson James, shipmaster, 7 Kelly street M'Pherson James, sawyer, 8 Chapel street M'Pherson J., grocer, 34 Dalrymple street M'Pherson James, carpenter, 25 Lynedoch street M'Pherson John, of M'Pherson & Co., II Antigua st. M'Pherson John, joiner and grocer, 44 Inverkip street M'Pherson John, sailmaker, 30 Nicholson street M'Pherson John, shoemaker, 35 Vennel M'Pherson John, joiner, Armadale buildings, Lyle st. M'Pherson John, mariner, 4 East Shaw street M'Pherson John, engineer, Holmscroft street M'Pherson John, lathsplitter, 14 Market street M'Pherson John, ropemaker, 83 Regent street M'Pherson John, carpenter, II East Shaw street M'Pherson John, refreshment rooms, West Quay head M'Pherson Malcolm, joiner, 22 Tobago street M'Pherson Peter, boilermaker, 15 Baker street M'Pherson Peter, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 30 West Burn street. House, 24 do, M'Pherson Mrs Daniel, 9 Bruce street M'Pherson Mrs Daniel, 9 Antigua street M'Pherson Mrs Hugh, Rosehill, 25 Roxburgh street M'Pherson Mrs, shoemaker, 13 Hamilton street M'Pherson Mrs, 53 Vennel DIRECTORY. 127

M'Pherson Mrs, 30 Nicholson street M'QUARRIE Donald, carpenter, 20 Cathcart street M'Quarrie Donald, sailmaker, 76 Roxburgh street M'Quarrie Hector, carpenter, 69 Main st., Cartsdyke M'Quarrie John, mariner, 33 East Shaw street M'Quarrie Mrs, mangier and dresser, 7 Market street M'QUEEN Daniel, grocer, 2 Dalrymple street. Ho., 55 Shaw street M-Queen James labourer, 24 Tobago street M'Queen James, optician, 8 Tobago street M< Queen John, carpenter, 25 Vennel M'Queen John, brewer, 71 Vennel M'Queen Thomas, upholsterer, 30 Nicholson street M 'Queen Mrs Kenneth, wine and spirit merchant, 24 Charles street M'QUISTAN Findlaj, confectioner, 31 Cathcart st. M'RAE Duncan, late letter carrier, 11 Bearhope street M'Rae Duncan, mariner, 7 Sir Michael street M'Rae James, labourer, 15 Ropework street M'Rae James, shoemaker, 44 Inverkip street M'Rae Rev. John, of Free Gaelic Church. House, 7 Ardgowan street, west M' RONALD Alexander, carpenter, 4 John street M'SHANE James, sawyer, 56 Dalrvmple street M'SKIMMING, Miss E., milliner, Q West Stewart st. M'SPORAN Mrs, straw hat maker, 5 John street M'SWEEN Mrs William, lodgings, 71 Vennel M'Sween Mrs, 46 Dairymple street M'TAGGAR Alexander, coal dealer, 28 Vennel M'TAGGART, Archibald, sawyer, 7 Under crescent M'Taggart John, joiner, Lyle's land, Back walks M'Taggart John, porter, 7 New Dock kne M'Taggart, Neil, shoemaker, 2 Sugarhouse lane M'Taggart William, brewer, 11 East Shaw street M'TEAGUE Maurice, porter, 12 East Quay lane M'VEY Dixon, mason, 44 Inverkip street M'Vey James, joiner, 19 Charles street M'Vey Samuel, mason, 76 Roxburgh street MAC VICAR Neil, writer, Mansion house. Hous®, 29 Nicholson street Macvicar Robert, jr., smith, 3 Shaw street. House, 28 Regent street 128 DIRECTORY.

M'VICAR Alexander, policeman, 8 West Burn street M'Vicar Archibald, carver and gilder, 15 Roxburgh st M' Vicar Donald, spiritdealer, 14 Shaw street M'Vicar John, spiritdealer, 50 Shaw street M'Vicar Peter, van driver, 76 Roxburgh street M'Vicar Robert, labourer, 9 Bearhope street M'Vicar William, ship-smith and screw bolt manufacturer, 7 East Stewart street. House, 6 Chapel st M'WALTER John, carter, 37 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Walter John, railway porter, Lyle'sland, Back walks M'Walter Mrs John, farmer, Upper Ingleston M'WATT Francis, spiritdealer, 57 Dalrymple street M'WATTY John, joiner, 21 Bearhope street M' WILLIAM John, smith, 5 Springkell street M< WRAITH Thomas, bundler, Drumfrochar road N

NAISMITH Alexander, carpenter, 3 Manse lane Naismith Ebenezer, teacher, Glen bridge, Port- Glasgow road NAPIER Archibald, labourer, 6 John street NEILL Alexander, pansman, 3 Arthur street Neill Alexander, cooper, 44 Inverkip street Neill & Dempster, sugar refiners, Dellingburn street Neill James, farmer, Chapelton, Port-Glasgow road Neill James, mariner, 17 Tobago street Neill John, farmer, South Hillend Neill John, of Neill & Dempster. House, 33 West Stewart street Neill John, assistant collector of town assessment, 44 Inverkip street Neill John, smith, Broomhill Neill Robert, writer, 16' William street. House, 8 Shaw place Neill Thomas, ship-builder, 30 Market street. House, 24 Nicholson street Neill William, farmer, West Chapelton, Port- Glasgow road Neill William, shipmaster, 34 Crawfurd street Neill Mrs Thomas, 36 Crawfurd street NEILSON Andrew, smith, 19 Bearhope street DIRECTORY. 129

Neilson James, farmer, Berry-yards Neilson John, hatter, 43 Cathcart street House, 29 Brougham street Neilson John, smith and nail manufacturer, 10 Tobago street Neilson John Finlay, 38 Eld on street Neilson Samuel, farmer, Maukinhill Neilson William, sawyer, 4 Union street Neilson William, cabinetmaker, 4 West Quay lane NELSON Rev. John, of Free West Church, 30 Eldon street NESS William, carter, 29 Charles street NEW Clyde Towing Company, 10 West breast NEWAL Charles, engineer, 3 Under crescent NEWLANDS Peter, lathsplitter, 8 Hamilton street NEWMAN Mrs, 19 Brougham street NEWTON James & Co., commission agents, 2 Open shore Newton Mrs James, Seafield NIBLO William, engine keeper, 49 Roxburgh street NICOL & West, silk mercers and drapers, 3 West Blackhall street Nicol Charles, mason, 36 Crawfurd street Nicol David, watchman, 12 Bogle street Nicol Duncan, of Movies & Nicol, Mount park Nicol James, earpenter, Lyle's land, Back walks Nicol James S., of Nicol & West. House, Orangefield place Nicol John, baker, 7 Broad close Nicol John, engineer, 13 St Lawrence street Nicol John, carpenter, 51 Main street, Cartsdyke Nicol John, shipmaster, 3 Roxburgh street Nicol Thomas, carpenter, 5 East Blackhall street Nicol Mrs, 13 Hamilton street Nicol Mrs, 28 Sir Michael street NICOLL Mrs Thomas, 3 East Stewart street NICHOLSON John, joiner, 49 Inverkip street Nicholson John, sawyer, 2 Sugarhouse lane Nicholson Samuel, boilermaker, 17 Main street, Carts- dyke Nicholson Mrs Robert N,, 65 Union street Nicholson Mrs, 5 Mearns street 130 DIRECTORY.

NIMMO Andrew, collector of town, road, and prison assessments, 20 Cathcart street. House, 1 Rox- burgh street Nimmo Mrs John, spirit dealer, 4 East Quay lane NINIAN Mrs, 32 West Blackhall street NISBET George, hair cutter and perfumer, 13 William street House, 1 1 do. Nisbet John, storekeeper, 51 Roxburgh street NIVEN James, boot and shoemaker, 11 Charles street. House, do. Niven James, carpenter, 30 Nicholson street Niven James, joiner, 35 Nicholson street Niven Thomas, grain merchant, 17 East Quay lane. House, Finnart road T Niven W illiam, carpenter, 2 Watt place Niven Miss, lodgings, 3 St Andrew street Niven Miss, lodgings, 19 Ann street Niven Mrs Walter N, 67 Union street NIVISON Mrs, matron, Ragged school, 1 Factory lane

XIXON Henry, missionary, 1 Duncan street NOBLE Benjamin, 68 Union street Noble James, lath splitter, Union court, Dalrymple st. Noble John, labourer, Finnieston, Port-Glasgow road Noble Robert, dealer, 36 Vennel Noble Thomas, boilermaker, Upper crescent Noble Mrs George, 68 Union street N ORRIS Mrs John, lodgings, 33 West Burn street NORTH of England Insurance Office, 49 Cathcart st. NUGENT Margaret, huckster, 1 Kilblain street

ODGER John, mate, Union court, Dalrymple street OGILVIE James, cabinetmaker, 46 Cathcart street Ogilvie John, clerk, 21 Ann street Ogilvie Thomas, tidewaiter, 36 Crawfurd street O'BRIAN Hugh, travelling merchant, 26 Tobago st. O'Brian John, huckster, 63 Vennel OLDHAM Mrs, Rose Bank, 25 Forsyth street O'DONNELL James, flesher, 49 Shaw street O'Donnell, Patrick, flesher, 49 Shaw street DIRECTORY. \^\

O'LEARY William, tea dealer, 18 William street O'NEILL James, bundler, Eroomhill O'Neill John B., pawnbroker, 6 Low Vennel. House, Holmscroft street O'Neill John, labourer, 35 Vermel O'Neill John, mason, 10 East Shaw street O'Neill Patrick, pawnbroker, 29 Shaw street. House, 9 Trafalgar street ORKNEY Alexander, mate, 3 Manse lane ORR Andrew R., of Orr, Hunter $ Co. House, 5 West Blackhall street Orr Daniel, baker, 21 Arthur street Orr Duncan, labourer, Lyle's land, Back walks Orr Erskine, feuar, 46 Crawfurd street Orr, Hunter & Co., rope and sailmakers, 2 West Quay lane Orr James, feuar and spiritdealer, 34 Sir Michael street Orr James, engineer, 55 Main street, Cartsdyke Orr John, baker, 27 Rue-end street Orr John, weigher, Customs, 57 Shaw street Orr John, joiner, 15 Lynedoch street Orr John, mariner, 46 Crawfurd street Orr John, jr„ baker, 5 Rue-end street, and 61 Main street, Cartsdyke. House, 5 Rue-end street Orr John, law clerk, 10 Bruce street Orr John, labourer, 5 Shaw street Orr Joseph, blockmaker, joiner and glazier, 37 Dal- rymple street. House, 35 East Shaw street Orr Robert, grocer, 65 Main street, Cartsdyke Orr Thomas, boatbuilder, St Andrew street. House, 1 Carnock street Orr Thomas, cooper, 1 Stanners street Orr WiHiam> merchant, 8 Cross-shore street. House, Q2 Union street Orr William, engine keeper, 31 Regent street Orr William, sugar refiner, Bernard's sugar refinery. House, Shipbank, Regent street Orr William, joiner, 1 Carnock street Orr Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 32 Tobago street Orr Miss, grocer, 5 York street Orr Miss, 12 Union street Orr Miss, feuar, 2 Buccleuch street 132 DIRECTORY.

Orr Mrs A., furnishing warehouse, 16 West Blackhall street Orr Mrs John, straw hatter and dressmaker, 46 Craw- furd street Orr Mrs James, feuar, 87 Regent street Orr Mrs James, lodgings, 32 Ann street Orr Mrs Matthew, Matilda cottage, Eldon street Orr Mrs, 35 Shaw street Orr Mrs Margaret, 13 Cathcart street OSBORNE Thomas, landing surveyor, Customs. Ho., Mount Park cottage OSTLER Andrew, wine and spirit merchant, 7 Inver- kip street. House, 6 do. OUGHTERSON George, metal merchant, 17 Cath- cart street. House, 38 Union street Oughterson Mrs James, 38 Union street OWEN Mrs James, stationer, 30 Cathcart st. Ho., do.

PAPER MILLS, Overton, Shaws Water falls, No. 18 PARIS Lewis, mariner, 2 Sugarhouse lane PARK Boyd, boilermaker, 30 Union street Park James, tug steamboat agent, 4 West quay. Ho., 4 Nicholson street Park James, river pilot, 28. West Blackhall street Park John, joiner, 8 Manse lane Park Magnus, river pilot, 39 Crawfurd street Park Matthew, carter, 43 Main street, Cartsdyke Park Matthew, joiner, Mount Place, Holmscroft street Park Robert, 65 Regent street Park Robert, optician and nautical instrument maker, 17 William street. House, 97 Regent street Park William, draper, 7 Hamilton street. House, 5 East Blackhall street Park William, joiner, 97 Regent street Park Miss, 13 West Stewart street Park Mrs Robert, 97 Regent street PARKER Augustus, clerk, 5 Mearns street Parker George, carpenter, 24 John street Parker, James L., missionary, 12 Watt street Parker Peter, carpenter, 18 Ingleston road DIRECTORY. 133

Parker Miss E., 18 Ingleston road PARKHILL William, labourer, 6 Buccleuch street PATERSON Alexander, glazier, crown glass warehouse, 15 Cathcart street. House, do. Paterson Charles, shoemaker, 31 Cathcart st. House, 77 Regent street Paterson Daniel, clothier, 8 Hamilton street. House, 9 Laird street Paterson David, sailmaker, 27 Nicholson street Paterson Donald, joiner, 7 Bruce street Paterson Duncan, fireman, 4 Watt street Paterson Duncan, carpenter, 11 Cathcart street Paterson Edward, broker, 6 Dalrjmple street Paterson George, mason and spirit dealer, 1 Regent st Paterson George, boilermaker, 7 Arthur street Paterson George, plumber, 36 West Burn street Paterson James, clerk, Clydesdale bank. Ho., 9 Grey place Paterson James, beadle, East Parish Church, 24 Ha- milton street Paterson James, currier, 39 Ann street Paterson James, smith, 14 Stanners street Paterson James, 5 Kelly street Paterson John, land surveyor and joiner, 14 St An- drew street Paterson John, carpenter, 3 Manse lane Paterson John, grocer, 18 Tobago street Paterson John, labourer, Overton Paterson John, spiritdealer, 29 Vennel Paterson John, glazier, 2 Buccleuch street Paterson John, gas inspector, 24 Ann street Paterson John B., 9 Grey place Paterson Malcolm, bricklayer, 5 M earns street Paterson Malcolm, mate, 24 Kelly street Paterson Malcolm, carpenter, 6 East Blackhall street Paterson Peter, cooper, 3 Salmon street Paterson Robert, poulterer, 15 Market street Paterson Samuel, enginekeeper, Lyle's land, Back walks Paterson Thomas, carpenter, 46 Shaw street Paterson Thomas, baker, 7 Bearhope street Paterson William, leather pipe maker, 24 East Shaw st Paterson William, joiner, 2 Bearhope street 134 DIRECTORY.

Paterson William, plumber, 17 Shaw street Paterson William, traveller, 34 Sir Michael street Paterson Miss Elizabeth, milliner, 21 Cathcart street Paterson Mrs Archibald, grocer, 5 East Shaw street Paterson Mrs David, lodgings, 15 Stanners street Paterson Mrs, lodgings, 10 William street Paterson Mrs, 27 Nicholson street Paterson Mrs, midwife, 8 Tobago street Paterson Mrs Robert, 5 Mearns street Paterson Mrs Samuel, 9 Grey place PATON Allan Park, writer and land-factor, 65 Rue- end street. House, Pmalder cottage, Low Gou- rock road Paton Archibald, cashier, 76 Regent street Palon James, gardener, Bogston, Port-Glasgow road Paton James Fraser, M.D. Consulting rooms, 16 Wil- liam street. House, 12 Margaret street, Low Gou- rock road Paton Miss, lodgings, 5 Shaw street PATTON George R., printer, 6 Inverkip street PATTEN & Marshall, writers, 8 Cathcart square Patten Henry Tower, writer, of Patten & Marshall House, Robertson street Patten Hugh M'C, of Pattens & Co. House, Robertson street Patten James, of Pattens & Co. House, Robertson at. Pattens & Co., sugar refiners and ship owners, Baker st. PATRICK Adam & Co., boot and shoemakers, 6 Cathcart square Patrick Adam, of A. P. & Co., 62 Roxburgh street Patrick Andrew, engineer, 11 John street Patrick David, fireman, 30 Sir Michael street Patrick David, porter, at Macfie, Graham 6s Co.'s, 12 William street Patrick David, spirit dealer, 2 Charles street Patrick John, engineer, 12 John street Patrick John, mason, 11 Cowgate street Patrick William, engine driver, Ingleston road PATTISON James, clothier and outfitter, 14 Cathcart street Pattison John, mason, 9 Nicholson street Pattison Robert, 1 Crawfurd street DIRECTORY. 135

PAUL Colin, plasterer, 1 Springkell street. House, 9 Lynedoch street Paul David, wine and spirit merchant, 43 Shaw street, and 6 Cross-shore street Paul James, spirit dealer, 6 Bast breast Paul James, smith, 43 Main street, Cartsdyke Paul John, watchman, 15 Arthur street Paul John, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Vennel Paul John, engineer, Lyle's land, Back walks Paul Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Charles street. House, 19 Brougham street Paul Thomson, cooper, 20 Ingleston road Paul William, huckster, 9 Longwell close Paul William Boag, sugar refiner, of Anderson, Orr & Co. House, 29 Brougham street Paul Misses, dressmakers, 21 Sugarhouse lane Paul Mrs Edward, 29 Brougham street Paul Mrs Robert, 77 Regent street PEACE James, spirit dealer, 43 Ann street Peace James, grocer, 35 Nicholson street PEARSON James, lath manufacturer, St Andrew sq. Pearson Thomas, engineer, 28 East Shaw street Pearson Mrs, lodgings, 42 Shaw street PEAS TON Alexander, slademan, 35 Nicholson street Peaston William, flesher, 35 Nicholson street Peaston Mrs Gilbert, 12 West Blackhall street PEAT IE Miss, missionary, 13 West Blackhall street PEDDIE John, pointsman, 19 Arthur street PENNELL Joseph, sailmaker, 1 East Quay lane. House, 9 Sugarhouse lane PERCEVAL Joseph, forger, Sinclair's land, Ladyburn PERRY Hugh, cooper, 32 Inverkip street PETERS James S., wine and spirit merchant, 39 Shaw street. House, 3 Lyle street PETTIGREW James, spirit dealer, East Hamilton st. Pettigrew James, builder, 1 Lyle street Pettigrew John, porter, 5 Cross -shore street Pettigrew Matthew, joiner, 7 Bruce street Pettigrew Samuel, labourer, 32 East Shaw street Pettigrew Mrs, 3 West Quay lane Pettigrew Mrs, 36 Crawfurd street PHILLIPS James, cooper, 8 Manse lane 136 DIRECTORY.

Phillips Patrick, labourer, 8 Manse lane Phillips Robert, smith, 3 Arthur street Phillips William, miller, 12 Baker street Phillips Miss, feuar, 7 East Shaw street Phillips Mrs, 13 West Stewart street PICKLES Cornelius, wool sorter, 27 Roxburgh street Pickles Joseph, labourer, 47 Ann street PICKET Adam, shoemaker, 6 Watson's lane PICKEN John, sawyer, Caledonian Saw-mills, Port Glasgow road PILOT Office Deep Sea, Albert quay PINKERTON John, carter, 3 Inverkip street PIRRIE George, gardener, Brachelston toll Pirrie James, toll keeper, Brachelston toll PLATT Alexander, labourer, 3 Nicholson street POLICE Office, 6 Hamilton street POLLOCK David L., bookbinder, 16 Tobago street Pollock James, mason, 76 Roxburgh street Pollock John, smith, 15 John street Pollock Robert, book agent, 16 Tobago street Pollock Waiter, carter, Sinclair's land, Ladyburn Pollock Wright, plumber, 7 Duncan street Pollock Misses, dressmakers, milliners, and furriers, 16 Tobago street Pollock Mrs James, farmer, Gibbshill Pollock Mrs John, feuar, 35 Roxburgh street POLSON David, Customhouse boatman, 37 Nicholson street Poison Miss, dressmaker, 27 Nicholson street POOR'S Rate Office, Captain street PORTER Mrs Robert, coal merchant, 4 Springkell st. House, 34 Regent street Porter Miss, dressmaker, 3 Tobago street PORTERFIELD Charles, shoemaker, 71 Vennel POST Office, 3 Church place POTTER Miss E., milliner and lodging-house keeper, 29 Nicholson street POTTS Captain Joseph, Inchbank, Port-Glasgow road POYNTER John, chemist and drysalter. Works, 18 Baker street PRATT Alexander, joiner, 25 Arthur street Pratt John, smith, Upper crescent DIRECTORY. 137

Pratt "William, carpenter, 9 East Shaw street Pratt William, carpenter, 29 Hamilton street PRENTICE John and Thomas, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchants, 17 Nicholson street. House, 9 Argyle street PRESTON John, wine and spirit merchant, 39 Rue- end street Preston Richard, umbrella and parasol manufacturer, 14 Hamilton street PRIMROSE Mrs, lodgings, 13 West Stewart street PRINGLE James, smith, 15 Baker street PRITCHARD Hugh, mason, Lyle's land, Back walks Pritchard Mrs, 31 West Blackhall street PROVAN James, labourer, 16 Ann street PROVIDENT BANK, 3 Church place PROWS E Samuel, shipmaster, 7 Antigua street Q

QUARRIER John, miller, Shaws Water Mills, 1 Regent street QUIN Edward, shoemaker, 15 Market street Quin James, sugar baker, 24 Tobago street Quin John, spirit dealer, 26 West Burn street. House, 6 West Stewart street R

RAE John, tinsmith, 9 Market street Rae William, engineer, 29 Sir Michael street RAFF George, accountant, house factor, coal and insurance agent, 41 Cathcart street. House, 12 West Blackhall street RAILWAY Goods Depot, Chapel street Railway Station House, 25 Cathcart street RALSTON Alexander, shoemaker, 33 Cathcart street Ralston James, shoemaker, 3 Buccleuch street Ralston James, labourer, 7 Cowgate street RAMAGE Robert, engineer, 13 Bogle street RAMSAY Alexander, tailor, 5 Bruce street Ramsay Andrew, 14 Clarence street, Glebe Ramsay Andrew, shoemaker, 36 Shaw street n2 138 DIRECTORY.

Ramsay David, sawyer, 46 Cathcart street

Ramsay Hope S ., clerk, I Carnock street Ramsay James, engineer, 8 Baker stroet Ramsay John late joiner, 13 West Stewart street Ramsay John, tidewaiter, Lyle's land, Back 'walks Ramsay William, gardener, 15 Brougham street Ramsay Mrs John, 5 Carnock street RANDALLS Andrew, carpenter, 17 Cathcart street RANKIN Alexander, grocer and carpenter, 26 East Shaw street Rankin Alexander, carpenter, 18 West Blackball street Rankin Alexander, watch and clockmaker, 5 William street. House, 6 Manse lane Rankin Andrew, mason, 16 John street Rankin David, cabinetmaker, 23 Lynedoch street Rankin Finlay, engineer, 15 Hope place, Antigua st. Rankin George, cooper, 25 Baker street Rankin John, shopman, 49 Shaw street Rankin John, brassfounder, 18 Bogle street

RATH GEN Henry, sugarboiler, Under crescent . RATTRAY William, cooper, 1 York street REDHEAD William, steamboat master, 1 William st REDONDO Peter, interpreter, 14 East Quay lane REEVES James, labourer, 92 East Hamilton street REFRESHMENT Rooms, 12 East Quay lane Refreshment Rooms, 6 West Quay lane Refreshment Rooms, east side Victoria harbour, Rue- end street REFORMED Presbyterian Church, West Stewart st. RE ID Arthur, boilermaker, 8 John street Reid Rev. Charles, R.C.C., 20 East Shaw street Reid Duncan, engineer, 9 Main street, Cartsdyke Reid Duncan, tea dealer and general grocer, 42 Hamil- ton street. House, 31 Boyd place Reid Francis R., of Blair, Reid,

Reid John, clerk, Stamp office. House, 35 Ann street Reid William, cooper, 29 Hamilton street Reid Miss R., lodgings, 29 Regent street Reid Mrs James, lodgings, 34 East Shaw street Reid Mrs James, 36 Union street RE ILLY James, rope and rag store, 22 Shaw street Reilly Peter, railway guard, 17 Shaw street RENNIE Thomas, labourer, 6 Shaw street Rennie Mrs James, Upper crescent RESIDE William, joiner, Alma cottage Reside Mrs, lodgings, 12 East Quay lane REYBURN Robert & Co., iron merchants, 5 Belling- burn street Reyburn Robert, of Bobert Beyhurn 8? Go., Orangefield RHODES Charles, painter, II West breast Rhodes John, shipmaster, 20 West Blackball street RICHARDS Thomas, mariner, 28 Shaw street RICHARDSON James, moulder, 7 St Lawrence st. Richardson James, shipmaster, 12 West Blackhall st. Richardson John G. C, shipmaster, 5 Lyle street Richardson Mrs, 35 West Blackhall street RICHMOND Alexander, engineer, 44 Crawfurd street Richmond Archibald ¥., M.D., 28 Hamilton street. House, 9 George square Richmond Hugh, draper, 24 Cathcart street, House, 8 Shaw street Richmond Hugh, brewer, 49 Inverkip street RIDDER Thomas, labourer, 37 Main st., Cartsdyke RIDDEL David, coal agent, Govan coal depot, 5 Chapel street. House, 6 do. RIDDICH James, foreman tailor, 27 Vennel Riddich Miss, 12 Nicholson street RINTOUL John, vintner, 8 Inverkip street RITCHIE Alexander, manager of Gas works. House, 33 Crawfurd street Ritchie Andrew, labourer, 3 John street Ritchie David, mariner, 50 Shaw street Ritchie Hugh, grocer, 35 Cathcart street. House, 1 Roxburgh street Ritchie Hugh, grocer, 42 Inverkip st. Ho., Orange- field cottage Ritchie H., tidewaiter, Armadale buildings, Back walks 140 DIRECTORY.

Ritchie James, smith, 2 John street Ritchie John, clothier, 5 William st. Ho., 5 Lyle st. Ritchie Robert, smith, 66 Vennel Ritchie William, ropespinner, 36 West Burn street Ritchie William, mason, 16 Bearhope street Ritchie Miss M., 13 St Lawrence street Ritchie Mrs Robert, feuar, 32 Inverkip street Ritchie Mrs, lodgings, 30 Sugarhouse lane ROBB Alexander, smith, 24 Tobago street Robb Daniel, feuar, 11 Brisbane street Robb David, rigger, 22 Sugarhouse lane Robb John & Co., timber merchants, Caledonian sawmills, Port- Glasgow road Robb Mrs John, 7 Tobago street ROBERTS Elias, spiritdealer, 53 Rue-end street Roberts George, baker, Armadale buildings, Back walks ROBERTSON Adam, gardener, 15 Brougham street Robertson Alexander, carter, Ladyburn Robertson Andrew, gatekeeper, Clyde pottery Robertson Andrew, labourer, 12 Inverkip street Robertson Charles, stoker, 8 Sir Michael street Robertson Donald, cabinetmaker, 6 Watt street Robertson Douglas, sugar baker, 17 Sir Michael street Robertson Duncan, shoemaker, 36 West Burn street Robertson Duncan, 19 Clarence street Robertson James, carpenter, 7 Under crescent Robertson James, tidewaiter, 14 Tobago street Robertson John, gardener, 38 Inverkip street Robertson John, slater, 33 Regent street Robertson John, Golden Bull inn and hotel, 55 Shaw st Robertson John, draftsman, 5 Lyle street Robertson John, carpenter, 19 Sir Michael street Robertson Lachlan, pilot, 57 Shaw street Robertson Neil, shipmaster, 46 Crawfurd street Robertson Robert, moulder, 3 Duncan street Robertson Robert W„ merchant and commission agent, Anderson place, 14 Cathcart st. Ho., Craigend, Gourock Robertson Robert, joiner, 5 Dellingburn street Robertson Simeon, logwood miller, 16 Bearhope street Robertson Thomas, rigger, 11 Cathcart street Robertson Wellwood M., spiritdealer, 2 Buccleuch st. DIRECTORY. 141

Robertson William, boilermaker, 3 John street Robertson William, carpenter, 44 Shaw street Robertson William, flaxdresser, 12 Market street Robertson Mrs Captain, 27 Brougham street Robertson Mrs John, 23 Brougham street Robertson Mrs William, lodgings, 22 Inverkip street Robertson Mrs, 3 West Burn street ROBINSON" Alexander, veterinary surgeon, 37 West Burn st. and 60 Vennel. House, 6 Inverkip st. Robinson Archibald, smith and farrier, coach builder, cart and plough factory, 40 Vennel, and 3 Carts- burn street. House, 6 Inverkip street Robinson Daniel, wine and spirit merchant, railway wine and spirit store, 11 Highland close. House, do. Robinson & Niven, drysalters and soap manufacturers, Greenock soap works, 31 Market street Robinson Richard, picking master, Drumfrocher road Robinson Wm., of Robinson & Niven. Ho., Springfield RODGER Alexander, joiner, 24 East Shaw street Rodger Alexander, merchant, 4 Brougham street Rodger Alexander, banker, Clydesdale bank. House, Newton street Rodger Alexander, ploughman, Ford Rodger Hugh Blair, of Blair & Allison, House, 21 Lynedoch street Rodger James, sailmaker, 6 West Stewart street Rodger James, shopman, 2 Sir Michael street Rodger John, cooper, 6 Nicholson street Rodger John, carpenter, Upper crescent Rodger John, shoemaker, 3 Inverkip street Rodger John, juu., merchant, 35 West Stewart street Rodger Matthew, carpenter, 16 Sir Michael street Rodger Peter, shipmaster, 21 Sir Michael street Rodger Thomas, railway policeman, 39 Cathcart street Rodger William, feuar, Mount Pleasant Rodger Mrs James, 1 Roxburgh street Rodger Mrs, delph dealer, 60 Vennel ROGERS Anthony, supervisor inland revenue, Mount- park cottage, Mearns street Rogers David, accountant, Mount Pleasant cottage ROE W. S., collector of Custome. Ho., 50 Eldon st. ROMAN Catholic Chapel, 18 East Shaw street 142 DIRECTORY.

RONALD Robert, grain merchant, Customhouse place House, Hope place RORRISON Mrs John, lodgings, 10 East Shaw st. ROSE Alexander, carpenter, 1 Clarence street Rose Donald, Queen's porter, 11 Charles street Rose Hugh, tailor and oilskin manufacturer, 44 Shaw street ROSS Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 31 Cathcart st. Ross Angus, engineer, 2 John street Ross, Corbett & Co., merchants and agents, 2 Shan- non's close Ross David, carpenter, 5 Ardgowan street, Glebe Ross Hector, Queen's porter, 28 Tobago street Ross Hugh, grain merchant, 4 Shaw street Ross James, skinner, 28 Cartsburn street Ross Robert, mason, 42 Inverkip street Ross T. B., of Boss, Corbett & Go. Ho. 2 Jamaica st. Ross William, brassfounder, Lyle's land, Back walks Ross William, roadman, M'Leish's land, Port-Glas- gow road Ross Mrs John, 8 Cross-shore street Ross Mrs William, 3 Shaw place Ross Mrs William, 23 Lynedoch street Ross Mrs, 6 William street ROUGVIE James, cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and funeral undertaker, 12 Bearhope street Rougvie John M'D,, cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and funeral undertaker, Melville court, Hamilton st. House, 30 West Blackhall street ROWAN David, engineer, 3 Shaw place Rowan Thomas B., wholesale wine and spirit merchant, 6 Cartsburn street Rowan Thomas B, & Co., wholesale wine and spirit merchants, 9 Inverkip street Rowan Mrs John, 18 Duncan street ROWELL William, labourer, 47 Ann street ROXBURGH James, carpenter, 12 Inverkip street Roxburgh Mrs William, 2 Springkell street ROY Miss, straw bonnet maker, 15 Inverkip street ROYAL Bank of Scotland, 38 Cathcart street RUSSELL Alexander, shipowner, 44 Brougham st. Russell David M'L,, accountant, 6 Nelson St., Glebe DIRECTORY. 143

Russell Edward, boilermaker, 17 Arthur street Russell James, blacksmith, 60 Roxburgh street Russell John, clerk, Lloyd's register office. House, 3 Bank street Russell John, carpenter, 41 Hamilton street Russell Robert, labourer, Longwell close Russell Wallace, 71 Crown street, Glasgow. House, Home cottage, Eldon street Russell Mrs, 17 Roxburgh street RUTHERFORD George, sawyer, 32 Sugarhouse lane Rutherford Mrs James, 4 Ann street RYAN Michael, broker, 3 William street

SABISTON Miss Jane, dressmaker, 34 Crawfurd st. SAILORS' Home, Dock breast SALMON & Macfarlane, writers «& insurance agents, 2 Church place Salmon James, feuar, 29 Brougham street Salmon Robert, of Salmon & Macfarlane. House, 9 Antigua street SAMSON Mrs William, lodgings, 63 Rue-end street S ANDIEL ANDS Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, 12 West Blackhall street. Ho., 34 Crawfurd st. SANDEMAN John, accountant at James Fairrie & Co.'s, House, 10 Eldon street SAUNDERS James, spirit dealer, 8 Shaw street. Ho., 61 Rue-end street SAVAGE Peter, ropemaker, 15 Ropework street Savage Robert, blacksmith, 43 Cathcart street SAYERS Mrs James, 8 Sir Michael street SCHOOL Industrial, 1 Factory lane SCOFFIELD Charles, machine keeper, 33 Roxburgh street Scoffield Mrs, 28 Tobago street SCHULTZ Ralph, sugarboiler, 3 Captain street SCOTT Alexander, joiner, Lyle's land, Back walks Scott Alexander, gardener, 50 West Blackhall street Scott Alexander, boiler maker, 9 Bruce street Scott Alexander, sugarboiler, 4 Lyle street Scott Alexander, farmer, Knocknair hill 144 DIRECTORY.

Scott & Anderson, silk mercers, 2 West Blackball st. Scott Archibald, smith, 7 Under crescent Scott Arthur, labourer, 40 Cathcart street Scott & Co., shipbuilders, Garvel park building yard Scott Charles C, of Scott & Co., Garvel park Scott David, carter, 69 Vennel Scott Edward, shipmaster, 42 Eldon street Scott George, labourer, 59 Vennel Scott Henry, draper, 8 Hamilton street. Ho., 6 West Blackhall street Scott Ivie, grocer, 9 West Blackhall street. House, 15 Kilblain street Scott James, tobacconist, 36 Hamilton street Scott James, sawyer, 15 Main street, Cartsdyke Scott James, farmer, Mains Scott James, engine driver, 47 Ann street Scott James, smith, 4 East India breast Scott James, cabinet-maker, 12 Inverkip street Scott James, spiritdealer, 44 Vennel Scott James, blacksmith, Ingleston road Scott James, shoemaker, 13 East Shaw street Scott John, flesher, 37 Cathcart street. House, Abbots- ford place, Roxburgh street Scott John H,, of Wm< Scott & Co., 28 Nicholson st. Scott John, carter, 12 Inverkip street Scott John, carman. Holmscroft street Scott John, of John Scott db Sons. House, Finnart Scott John & Sons, shipbuilders, 50 Dalrymple street Scott John, shipmaster, 36 Hamilton street Scott John, farmer, Hole Scott John, farmer, Fergusland Scott John, baker, GQ Vennel Scott John, cowfeeder, 5 Union street Scott Joseph, boatman, 9 Broad close Scott Matthew, 19 Bearhope street

Scott Matthew, shoemaker > 9 Cross-shore street Scott Matthew, shoemaker, 8 Tobago street Scott Peter, of Scott & Anderson. Ho., 12 Brisbane st Scott Peter, grocer, 12 Sir Michael street Scott Peter, mason, Ladyburn Scott Robert, pansman, 12 Bogle street Scott Robert, clerk, 48 Nelson street, west DIRECTORY. 145

Scott Robert, huckster, 2 Yennel Scott Robert, smith, 16 Market street Scott Robert, saddler, 36 Cathcart street Scott Robert, grocer, 2 Inverkip st. Ho., 4 Kilblain st Scott Robert, carter, Ladjburn Scott, Sinclair & Co., engineers and brassfounders, Greenock foundry, East Stewart street Scott William & Co., ship-chandlers 2 West Quay Scott William, late grocer, Harvie lane Scott Thomas, labourer, ,-32 Ann street Scott Thomson, flesher, 43 Hamilton st. Ho., 4 Annst Scott Miss, grocer and spiritdealer, 4 Cowgate street Scott Miss B., millinery and furnishing shop, 39 Cath- cart street Scott Mrs James, 72 Union street Scott Mrs James, grocer, 3 West Stewart street Scott Mrs James, feuar, 21 Bearhope street Scott Mrs Joseph, lodgings, 6 Roxburgh street Scott Mrs Peter, Abbotsford place, 7 Roxburgh street Scott Mrs Robert, 4 Tobago street Scott Mrs William, 27 Patrick street Scott Mrs William, 4 Kilblain street Scott Mrs William, 5 Springkell street Scott Mrs, grocer, 18 Dalrymple street Scott Mrs, 32 Sugarhouse lane Scott Mrs, feuar, 33 Roxburgh street Scott Mrs, farmer, Auchmountain Scott Mrs, 12 Brisbane street SCOTTISH Provident Insurance office, 49 Cathcart st SCRYMGEOUR David, clerk, Post office Scrymgeour, John, mason, 40 West Burn street SEAL John, wool comber, Broombill SCULLEN James, shoemaker, Drumfrochar road Scullen John, cooper, Drumfrochar road SEAT II John, smith, 49 East Shaw street SEARGEANT Thomas, steward, 10 Cross Shore st. Seargeant Thomas, labourer, 41 Vennel S EATON Robert, manager, New Clyde Towing Com- pany, 10 West breast SEILING John, pansman, 69 Roxburgh street SELLEY John, shoemaker, 10 Manse lane SELLARS Andrew, clerk, 6 Chapel street 146 DIRECTORY.

Sellars Daniel, mariner, 7 Sugarhouse lane Sellars Quintin, joiner, 5 Bearhope street Sellars Robert, 25 Roxburgh street SEMPLE William, shoemaker, 27 Lynedoch street SERVICE Archibald, cabinet maker, and upholsterer, 24 Hamilton street. House, 4 Kilblain street Service John, miller, Deer Park mills, 15 Baker street Service Walter, baker, 8 West Blackhall street, and miller, Deer Park mills, Baker street. House, 19 Nicholson street Service William, engineer, Drumfrochar road SHAND David, late of Customs, 16 Arthur street Shand Miss E., grocer and spirit dealer, 17 Stanners street SHANKLAND D. & Co., merchants and agents, 21 Cathcart street Shankland D., of D. Shankland & Co. Ho., 24 Kelly street Shankland John, wright, 49 Shaw street. House, 46 Cathcart street Shankland Robert, ship agent, 1 Watt place Shankland Thomas, cooper, 13 Nicholson street Shankland Mrs D., 24 Kelly street Shankland Mrs, grocer, 9 Kilblain street SHANNON Archibald, collector of harbour dues. Ho, Seafield Shannon Michael, labourer, 32 Sugarhouse lane Shannon Patrick, sugarbaker, 4 Bruce street Shannon Miss, 25 Brougham street SHARP Donald, carpenter, 32 Ann street Sharp James, joiner, 44 Inverkip street Sharp John, carpenter, 25 Lynedoch street Sharp Lawrence, ropespinner, M'Kelvie's land, Dun- can street Sharp Samuel, tailor, 2 Cartsburn street Sharp William, glass and china merchant, 46 Cathcart street, and 86 Bath street, Glasgow Sharp William, shoemaker, 9 Cowgate street Sharp William, cooper, 31 Ann street Sharp Mrs James, lodgings, Lyle's land, Back walks Sharp Mrs, lodgings, 41 Hamilton street SHAW Alexander, sailmaker, 69 Vennel DIRECTORY. 147

Shaw Archibald, carpenter, 42 Inverkip street Shaw Archibald, carpenter, 55 Inverkip street Shaw Archibald, carter, 59 Dalrymple street Shaw David, carding master, Drumfrocher road Shaw Henry, wool spinner, Broomhill Shaw Duncan, shoemaker, 1 Bruce street Shaw Jas., jun. & Co., joiners and funeral undertakers, 6 Charles street Shaw James, sailmaker, 69 Vennel Shaw James, cabinetmaker, 6 Kilblain street Shaw James, policeman, 34 Charles street Shaw James, blacksmith, 3 Hamilton street Shaw James, mate, 24 Inverkip street Shaw James, carpenter, 26 Cathcart street Shaw John, carpenter, 35 Nicholson street Shaw John, carpenter, 4 Union street Shaw Neil, grocer, 43 Dalrymple street Shaw Neil, van driver, 47 Ann street Shaw Robert, joiner, 3 Hamilton street Shaw Thomas, tin and copper smith, Shaw st. and New Dock lane. House, Old Manse, Glebe Shaw William, carpenter, 26 Vennel Shaw William, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 14 Ha- milton street. Workshops, 4 Watson's lane. Ho., 9 Brisbane street Shaw William, mariner, 4 Tobago street Shaw Miss, 6 Brougham street Shaw Miss, feuar, 18 Market street Shaw Mrs Angus, 72 Roxburgh street Shaw Mrs Archibald, spiritdealer, Port-Glasgow road Shaw Mrs Donald, 69 Vennel Shaw Mrs Mary, spiritdealer, 59 Rue-end street SHAWS Water Joint Stock Company. Office, 39 Rue-end street SHEARER Alexander, ironmonger, 9 William street House, 26 Ann street Shearer Alexander, grocer, 52 Shaw street. House, 29 Cathcart street Shearer Daniel, painter, 16 Sir Michael street Shearer John, carter, 63 Ann street Shearer Ninian, carter, 14 Bogle street Shearer Thomas, carpenter, 7 Shaw street 148 DIRECTORY.

Shearer William, spiritdealer, 39 West Blackball street Shearer William, messenger-at-arms and sheriff-officer, 49 Cathcart street, Ho., Mount place, off Ann st. Shearer Mrs William, feuar, 13 Market street SHEDDAN Mrs Robert, lodgings, 8 Shaw street Sheddan Mrs, grocer, 36 Shaw street SHEPHERD George, brassfounder, Lyle's land, Back walks SHERIFF Court Hall, County buildings, 4 Bank st. SHERIDAN Joseph, gardener, 18 Antigua street Sheridan Robert, gardener, Mount Pleasant street SHERKY James, hawker, 4 Vermel SHIELDS James, carpenter, 45 Shaw street Shields John, tailor, 2 Bruce street Shields Thomas, shoemaker, 8 Smith's lane SHIRLEY Thomas & Co., earthenware manufacturers, Greenock potteries, Port- Glasgow road. (See Ad- vertisement.) Shirley William, of T. Shirley & Go. House, Clyde pottery* SHORTRIDGE Saml., M.D., physician, 7 Shaw place SIMM George, plumber, 41 Tennel Simm William, police sergeant, 48 Inverkip street SIMPSON" Adam, cooper, 35 East Shaw street Simpson Alexander, smith, 3 Arthur street (Simpson Douglas, gardener, 2 East Shaw street Simpson James, engineer, 17 John street Simpson James, miller, 6 Antigua street Simpson James, weaver, 30 Tobago street Simpson John, sanitary inspector, 11 Cross-shore st. Simpson John, smith, Lyle's land, Back walks Simpson John, ropespinner, 32 Ann street Simpson John, carman, 21 Bearhope street Simpson Robt, spiritdealer, 20 Cathcart st. Ho., 16 do. Simpson Thomas, shipmaster, 4 Trafalgar street Simpson William, boilermaker, 7 Tobago street Simpson William, wool sorter, Broomhill Simpson Mrs Walter, 5 East Blackball street Simpson Mrs, 3 Crawfurd street Simpson Mrs, lodgings, 3 East Stewart street Simpson Mrs, huckster, 15 Arthur street SINCLAIR Angus, smith, 18 Cathcart street DIRECTORY. H9

Sinclair & Co., cork cutters, 8 Manse lane Sinclair, Hendry & Co., painters and paperhangers, 5 West Blackhall street Sinclair James, hammerman, 28 East Shaw street Sinclair John, stay warehouse, 20 Cathcart street Sinclair, John, joiner, 6 Roslin street Sinclair John, grocer and spirit dealer, 44 Shaw street Sinclair Malcom, carpenter, 2 Rue-end street Sinclair Neil, labourer, 14 St Andrew street Sinclair Neil, labourer, 10 East Shaw street Sinclair Rev. Sutherland, 38 Eldon street Sinclair Peter, cowfeeder, Drumfrochar road Sinclair Miss, 8 Manse lane Sinclair Mrs D., feuar, Bank house, 13 Bank street Sinclair Mrs, 14 Bearhope street Sinclair Mrs, 10 Watt street Sinclair Mrs, 29 Charles street Sinclair Mrs, 3 West Burn street SINNOT Richard, painter, 30 Ann street SKINNER Thomas, gardener, Port- Glasgow road Skinner Mrs George, fruiterer, 28 Cathcart st. House, 5 Lynedoch street SKIRVING Miss, milliner, 5 Albert place. House, 29 Nicholson street Skirving Mrs, 29 Nicholson street SKIVINGTON Arthur, spiritdealer, 53 Shaw street SLATER James, teacher, 10 Tobago street House, 53 Inverkip street SLIMMOND John, spinning master, Drumfrocher road SLOAN Hannibal, deep sea pilot, 40 Dalrymple street SMALL Robertson, storekeeper, 27 Mainst, Cartsdyke Small Mrs Charles, grocer, 5 York street SMILLIE James, cabinetmaker, 1 Cartsburn street SMITH Alexander, teacher, East Episcopal school, 29 Lynedoch street Smith Alexander, mason, 2 John street Smith Alexander, flesher, flesh market. Ho., 4 Bear- hope street Smith Alexander, cartwright and smith, 25 Crawfurd ^^; street and corner of Laird street Smith A.|& Co., corkcutters, 8 Cross-shore street Smith Andrew, carpenter, 11 Nicholson street o2 «

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Smith Charles, bricklayer, 12 Hamilton street Smith Daniel, painter, Lyle's land, Back walks Smith David A., of Morrison & Smith. House, 12 Nicholson street Smith Donald, gardener, 69 Vennel Smith Dugald, tailor and church officer, 26 Nicholson st Smith Duncan, engineer, Ingleston road Smith Edward, boilermaker, 4 St Andrew square Smith George, smith, 6 West Stewart street Smith George, brassfounder, 9 Kilblain street Smith George, carpenter, 12 Bogle street Smith George, furnishing shop, 38 Ann street Smith Henry, mariner, 28 Charles street Smith James, 32 Eldon street Smith James, carter, 29 Regent street Smith James, sheriff officer, 3 Bank street Smith James, gardener, 10 Ardgowan square Smith James, labourer, 63 Main street, Cartsdyke Smith John, boilermaker, 23 Lynedoch street Smith John, engineer, 9 Cathcart street Smith John, blacksmith, 52 Dalrymple street Smith John, cotton spinner, Drumfrochar road Smith John, boilermaker, 11 Cathcart street

Smith Rev. John B , 9 Ardgowan square Smith John, boot and shoemaker, 26 Charles street Smith John, lodgings, 11 Dalrymple street Smith John R., labourer, 4 Nelson street, Glebe Smith Matthew, shoemaker, 5 John street Smith Neil, carpenter, 5 West Stewart street Smith Owen, tailor, 1 Cowgate street Smith Robert, boilermaker, 29 Charles street Smith Robert, cooper, 11 Nicholson street Smith Robert, tinsmith, 18 Antigua street Smith Robert, builder, 10 Watt street Smith Robert, carpenter, 28 Crawfurd street Smith Robert, cooper, 95 Regent street Smith Robert, tailor, 22 Sugarhouse lane Smith Robert, of W. & R. Smith & Co. House, 2 Watt place Smith Samuel, joiner, Lyle's land, Back walks Smith Thomas, assistant collector of Poor Rates* Fletcher's cottage, Mearns street [

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Smith Thomas, Customhouse boatman, 3 Ann street Smith Thomas, blacksmith, 69 Vennel Smith Thomas, char-burner, 72 Roxburgh street Smith W. & R. & Co., drapers and outfitters, 6 Cath- cart square, and 18 William street Smith William & Co., engineers and founders, 94 East Hamilton street Smith William, labourer, 13 Ropework street Smith William, mariner, 1 West Burn street Smith William, labourer, 14 Market street Smith William, of W. & B. Smith & Co. House, 18 William street Smith William, of William Smith & Co., House, 15 Main street, Cartsdyke Smith William, spirit dealer, 2 Clyde crescent Smith Miss, 21 Sir Michael street Smith Miss, 6 Ardgowan street, west Smith Miss, teacher, 3 Market street Smith Mrs A., boot and shoe warehouse, 4 West Blackhall street, House, 28 West Burn street Smith Mrs Andrew, 28 Dalrymple street

Smith Mrs Alexander, 1 2 West Blackhall street Smith Mrs A., feuar, 69 Roxburgh street Smith Mrs Alex., 3 Hamilton street Smith Mrs David, 33 West Blackhall street Smith Mrs George, mangle keeper, 1 1 East Shaw st Smith Mrs James, 37 Ann street Smith Mrs James, Seafield Smith Mrs John, 2 Mearns street Smith Mrs Neil, lodgings, 7 West Stewart street Smith Mrs Samuel, lodgings, Lyle's land, Back walks Smith Mrs William, lodgings, 23 Vennel Smith Mrs, 12 West Blackhall street Smith Mrs, 22 Sugarhouse lane Smith Mrs, 3 Union court, Dalrymple street Smith Mrs, 2 Charles street Smith Mrs, grocer, 9 Kilblain street SOLOMON Mrs, lodgings, 45 Rue-end street SOMERVILLE James, residenter, 4 Union street Somerville James, shoemaker, 30 Sugarhouse lane Somerville John, tailor, 27 Hamilton street Somerville John, labourer, 4 East Quay Ian© ft 152 DIRECTORY.

Somerville Robert, engineer, 2 Springkell street Sonierville William, joiner, 49 Main street, Carts- dyke. House, 11 Rue-end street Somerville William, labourer, 40 Shaw street Somerville Mrs A., lodgings, 69 Vennel Somerville Mrs, Seafield SOUTAR William, shoemaker, 60 Vennel SOUTHERN Medical Hall, 6 Inverkip street SPARKS Robert, joiner, 1 Watson's lane SPEEDYMAN Andrew, engineer, .Lyle's land, Back

SPEIRS James, sugar-refiner, East H&milton street. Office, Anderson place, Cathcart street. House, Oakfield, Ratho street Speirs John, joiner, 4 Sir Michael street Speirs John R., M.D., physician. Consulting rooms, 30 Hamilton street. House, 7 Grey place Speirs William, labourer, 39 Main street, Cartsdyke Speirs Misses, Seafield Speirs Mrs John, 63 Regent street SPENCE Alexander, carpenter, 11 Bank street Spence David, engineer, Armadale buildings, Back wks Spence David, carpenter, 6 Main street, Cartsdyke Spence Robert, pansman, Ingleston road Spence Mrs, lodgings, 37 Nicholson street Spence Mrs, 8 Boyd street SPROUL Joseph, labourer, 5 Market street ST ANDREW'S Free Church, 18 West Stewart st ST JOHN'S Episcopal Church, 8 Union street ST THOMAS' Free Church, 41 Dalrymple street STABLES Mrs A., lodgings, 7 West Stewart street STARK Archibald, tanner, 21 Arthur street Stark James, of M'Ara & Stark. Ho., 37 Regent st Stark Rev. James, minister of Well Park Free Church. House, Wood cottage Stark Thomas, banker, 47 Cathcart street STEEL Alexander, porter, 28 Crawfurd street Steel H. & W., wholesale and retail grocers, 27 Cath- cart street Steel Hugh, of E. & W. Steel, 22 Mearns street Steel Hugh, engineer, 1 Carnock street Steel William, of E. & W. Steel, 22 Mearns street DIRECTORY. 153

STEELE James, sugar-refiner, of Blair, Beid, & Steele. House, 73 Regent street Steele Robert & Co., shipbuilders, 4 Rue-end street, and 62 Main street, Cartsdyke Steele Robert, of Bolt. Steele

Stevenson Miss, lodgings, L Union street Stevenson Mrs James, feuar, 8 Shaw place STEWART Alexander, tailor, 2 Hamilton street Stewart Alexander, messenger, Clydesdale bank. Ho., 3 Manse lane Stewart Alexander, steamboat master, 39 Dalrymple st. Stewart Alexander, joiner, Q2 Roxburgh street Stewart Alex., labourer, Finnieston, Port-Glasgow road 154 DIRECTORY.

Stewart Alexander, provision dealer, 65 Vennel. Ho., 60 do. Stewart Andrew, feuar, 44 Eldon street Stewart Andrew, of Andrew Stewart & Co., 18 Mar- garet street Stewart Andrew, carpenter, 35 East Shaw street Stewart Andrew, seaman, 21 Nicholson street Stewart Andrew & Co., merchants and shipowners, 55 Rue-end street Stewart Archibald Dunlop, surgeon, 44 Vennel. Ho., 31 Sir Michael street Stewart Colin, printer, 13 Nicholson street Stewart Denniston, spirit dealer, 24 Cathcart st. Ho., 17 do. Stewart Daniel, carpenter, 48 Nelson street west Stewart David, sailmaker, 33 East Shaw street Stewart George, manager, Overton paper mills, Overton Stewart George, smith, 11 St Andrew street Stewart Hugh, optician, broker, and dealer in gold and silver plate, 14 Dalrymple st. Ho., 55 Shaw st Stewart James & William, merchants, 12 West Burn st. Stewart Rev. James, 6 Carnock street Stewart James, smith, 8 Watt street Stewart James, engineer, 35 Nicholson street Stewart James, huckster, 15 Market street Stewart James, Vine Tavern and Reading room, 7 Vennel. House, 13 Clarence street Stewart James, broker, 12 Taylor's close Stewart James, Clydebank, 16 Eldon street Stewart James, seaman, 34 Dalrymple street Stewart John M., merchant, 55 Rue- end street. Ho., Trinidad place, 12 Eldon street Stewart John R., 19 Clarence street Stewart John, clothier, 8 Cathcart street Stewart John, carpenter, 22 Crawfurd street Stewart John, pilot, 1 Harvie lane Stewart John, late shoemaker, 82 Regent street Stewart John, Inland Revenue office, 10 Watt street Stewart John, 35 East Shaw street Stewart Robert, printer and stationer, 38 Hamilton st. House, 10 Watt street Stewart Robert, sailmaker, 30 Inverkip street DIRECTORY. 155

Stewart Robert, candlemaker, 15 Charles street Stewart Robert, land officer to Sir M. R. S. Stewart, Mansion-house

Stewart Samuel, spirit dealer, 59 Main st., Cartsdyke Stewart Thomas, spirit dealer, 14 John street Stewart Walter, joiner, 26 Sir Michael street Stewart William, of J. Sf W. Stewart. Ho., St Fillans, Largs

Stewart William, engineer, M'Kelvie's land, Duncan st Stewart William, labourer, 25 Sugarhouse lane Stewart William, feuar, 5 St Andrew square Stewart Mrs Andrew, Trinidad place, 12 Eldon street Stewart Miss, 9 Lynedoch street Stewart Miss, dressmaker, 13 Nicholson street Stewart Miss, dressmaker, 32 Hamilton street Stewart Mrs James, pawnbroker, 49 Vennel Stewart Mrs J., 19 Clarence street Stewart Mrs M. C-, late of Stewart hall, boardinghouse keeper, 15 Kelly street Stewart Mrs Robert, 2 Charles street Stewart Mrs, 3 Ardgowan street, Glebe Stewart Mrs, 35 East Shaw street Stewart Mrs, 4 Lyle street Stewart Mrs, 13 Nicholson street STIRRAT James, smith, Finnieston, Port-Glasgow road STIRRUP Thomas, engineer, Ingleston road Stirrup, William, engineer, 2 John street STIRLING Andrew, skipper, 21 Charles street Stirling John, joiner, Overton Stirling Robert, millwright, 3 St Andrew street Stirling Thomas, skipper, 2 Open shore Stirling Miss, teacher, 65 Roxburgh street Stirling Mrs James, spiritdealer, 11 John street Stirling Mrs Robert, 21 Charles street Stirling Mrs, 3 Salmon street STITT John, engineer, 12 St Lawrence street STOCKS James, clerk, 3 Ker street, Glebe STORREY James, labourer, 29 Vennel STORMS Alexander, mariner, 32 Dalrymple street Storms David, steamboat master, 8 Chapel street STOVE Mrs Robert, lodgings 27 Vennel 156 DIRECTORY.

STRAIN Robert, mason, M'Kelvie's land, Duncan st STRACHAN John, labourer, Lyle's land, Back walks STRONG Nicholas, 36 West Blackhall street Strong Joseph, shipmaster, 3 Trafalgar street Strong Thomas, pilot, 30 Dalrymple street Strong William, engineer, 5 Clarence street STUART Alexander, merchant and insurance agent,

] Shaw street. House, 3 Eldon street Stuart Thomas, sheriff officer, 49 Cathcart street SUMMERS John, late locker, 18 Tobago street SUNTERS Mrs, lodgings, 3 York street SUTHERLAND Alexander, joiner, 7 John street Sutherland Alexander, engineer, 2 John street Sutherland Alexander, hatter, 40 Cathcart street. Ho. Lyle's land, Back walks. Sutherland Daniel, steamboat master, 32 Regent street Sutherland Daniel, steersman, 19 Shaw street Sutherland John, of Mann

Sweeney Michael, huckster, 30 Inverkip street SWIN" John, 15 Ropework street SWORD Archibald, wine and spirit merchant, 20 West Burn street, and 11 Shaw street. House, 26 Eldon street Sword James, shoemaker, 15 Shaw street Sword John, mason and spirit dealer, 69 Vennel. Ho. 69 Roxburgh street Sword William, shopman, 29 Hamilton street SYMON & Crombie Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 58 Vennel SYMINGTON John, wright, 16 Sugarhouse lane. House, 68 Roxburgh street

TAGGART Neil, shoemaker, 4 Buccleuch street TAILORS' House of Call, 16 Market street TAIT Alexander, late shipmaster, 5 Captain street Tait John, engineer, 8 Baker street Tait Robert, shipmaster, 5 Captain street Tait Robert, tailor, 4 Kirk street, Glebe TANNOCK Quintin, plasterer, Harvie lane. House, 4 Bearhope street TARBET William, joiner, 3 Bruce street T ASKER Andrew, of James Hunter & Co. House, 40 Union street Tasker James, of James Hunter

Taylor James, mason, 1 Arthur street Taylor John, labourer, 15 Clarence street Taylor John, lighterman, 4 Watt street Taylor John, carpenter, 18 Antigua street Taylor John, shipmaster, 35 Crawfurd street Taylor John, 42 Eldon street Taylor Malcolm, corkcutter, 55 Shaw street. House, Fancy Farm cottage Taylor R&D., fleshers, 47 Hamilton street Taylor Robert, of R. & D. Taylor, fleshers, 21 Ann st Taylor Thomas, joiner, 3 Cowgate street Taylor Miss, teacher, 27 Lynedoch street Taylor Louisa, Western Educational Establishment, 1 Ardgowan square Taylor Mrs Angus, lodgings, 7 Broad close Taylor Mrs Angus, lodgings, 9 Roxburgh street Taylor Mrs A., feuar, 40 Eldon street Taylor Mrs A,, 60 Roxburgh street Taylor Mrs William, 7 Nicholson street Taylor Mrs William, lodgings, 8 Shaw street Taylor Mrs, hotel keeper, Commercial Hotel, 2 East Quay lane Taylor Mrs, lodgings, 18 Inverkip street Taylor Mrs, 6 Crawfurd street TELFER James, cowfeeder, Brachelston Telfer Miss Agnes, 1 Bearhope street Telfer Mrs Colin, 9 Bearhope street TENNANT Mrs John, spirit dealer, 28 Market street. House, 3 Tobago street TEULON James, shipmaster, 11 Mearns street Teulon John H., 2 Cathcart square. House, 6 Rox- burgh street Teulon Mrs, lady's nurse, 22 Ann street THE 4TRE, 3 Mansion-house lane THINE John, joiner, Overton THOBAVEN John, sugarboiler, 29 Sugarhouse lane THOM Charles, grain weigher, and wine and spiritdealer, 3 West Quay lane Thom James, labourer, 32 Ann street Tbom William, fish and oil merchant, 20 Hamilton st THOMSON Adam, teacher, 36 Sir Michael street Thomson Alexander, banker. House, Caddlehill DIRECTORY. 159

Thomson Alexander, blacksmith, 43 Ann street Thomson Andrew, engineer, 6 John street Thomson Archibald, joiner, Under crescent Thomson Charles, clerk, 8 Watt street Thomson Donald, of Thomson & Mitchell. House, 6 Ardgowan street west Thomson Donald, carter, Salmon street Thomson Duncan, joiner, 4 Watt street Thomson Edward, night watchman, 34 Inverkip street Thomson George, engineer, 10 St Andrew street Tliomson Henry, cotton spinner, Drumfrochar road Thomson James, engineer, 1 Arthur street Thomson James, carpenter, 3 Tobago street Thomson James cooper, 4 Nelson street, Glebe Thomson John, accountant, 23 Kelly street Thomson John, cashier of the Greenock Bank. Ho., Watt place Thomson John, labourer, 15 Hamilton street Thomson John, feuar, 57 Shaw street Thomson John, clothier, 4 West Blackhall street. Ho., 10 Laird street Thomson John, sawyer, 7 Under crescent Thomson Lachlan, sawyer, 30 Dalrymple street Thomson & Mitchell, wrights, 3 Tobago street Thomson, Peter, sugarboiler, 1 Sugarhouse lane Thomson Robert, watchmaker, 1 William street Thomson Robert, mariner, 20 West Blackhall street Thomson Robert, joiner. Observatory, Finnart Thomson Robert, manager, Hillend Lunatic Asylum, Hillend Thomson Samuel, builder and feuar, Mount pleasant Thomson Samuel, carpenter, Upper crescent Thomson Samuel, joiner, glazier, and funeral undertaker, 51 Vennel. House, 33 Ann street Thomson Swan, smith, 46 Inverkip street Thomson Thomas, contractor and builder, 4 Kilblain street Thomson Thomas, smith, 12 John street Thomson William, shipmaster, 10 Watt street Thomson William, forger, Chalmers' land, Port-Glas- gow road Thomson William, sawyer, 32 Sugarhouse lane 160 DIRECTORY.

Thomson V\ illiam, mason, 42 Inverkip street Thomson William, engineer, 22 John street Thomson William, mason, 4 Bruce street Thomson William, labourer, 4 Bearhope street Thomson William, boilermaker, 5 Market street Thomson Miss, 24 Bank street Thomson Miss, 10 Kelly street Thomson Mrs Alexander, feuar, 30 Sir Michael street Thomson Mrs Hugh, eatinghouse, 32 Main St., Carts- dyke Thomson Mrs James, 35 Nicholson street Thomson Mrs Neil, 23 Brougham street Thomson Mrs Thomas, feuar, 7 Brisbane street Thomson Mrs William, 60 Roxburgh street Thomson Mrs, 15 Sugarhouse lane Thomson Mrs, 59 Dalrymple street Thomson Mrs, 4 West Burn street THORBURN James, carpenter, 21 John street Thorburn Samuel, moulder, 19 Main street, Cartsdyke THORNE & Curtis, Distillery stores, 6 Manse lane

Thorne Robert, of Thorne & Curtis. Ho , Greenbank Thorne Thomas M., of Wrede & Co., 5 Shaw place T1ERNEY John, boot and shoemaker, 49 Cathcart st. House, 24 Bank street Tierney Mrs William, Mount Pleasant street TILLERY Andrew, gardener and botanist, 16 East Quay lane TODD Alexander, bank messenger, 2 Church place Todd George & Co., merchants and agents, 21 Shaw st Todd George, of George Todd and Co. House, 29 Boyd place Todd John, cooper and fishcurer. 16 West Burn street- House, 2 Patrick street Todd John, engineer, Kingston saw mills, Port-Glas- gow road Todd John, mason, 42 Inverkip street Todd Robert, carter, 2 Laird street Todd Miss Margaret, grocer, 5 Dellingburn street Todd Mrs George, 28 Ann gtreet TOUGH Alexander, & Son, rope manufacturers, Clyde Ropework, Regent st. Store, George Inn buildings, head of Steamboat quay DIRECTORY. 161

Tough Alexander, of Alexander Tough and Son. Ho., 7 Lyle street Tough Alexander, cooper, 30 Sugarhouse lane Tough John, ropemaker, 1 Lyle street Tough William, carpenter, 36 Hamilton street Tough Miss Isabella, dressmaker, 36 Hamilton street Tough Mrs Berry, feuar, 15 Hope place, Antigua street TOY James, labourer, 32 Sugarhouse lane TRAIN Robert W., clerk, Inland Revenue office, 79 Regent street TRAPPS William, locker, 2 Lyle street TRAVERS James, rag merchant, 27 Vennel TRENCH Mrs George, 37 Nicholson street TRUELOVE Miss, 18 Cathcart street TUCKER John, moulder, 19 Main street, Cartsdyke Tucker William, moulder, 2 John street TULLOCH Robert H., shipmaster, 8 West Blackhall street Tulloch Robert, carpenter, 16 St Lawrence street Tulloch William, rope spinner, 10 East Shaw street TULLY Patrick, pansman, 25 Baker street TULLEY James, mariner, 63 Main street, Cartsdyke TURNBULL James, carpenter, 1 Under crescent Turnbull Jonathan, blockmaker, 97 Regent street Turnbull Mrs, 71 Vennel TURNER Alexander, spirit dealer, 16 Stanners street Turner Andrew, carpenter, 9 Kilblain street Turner Archibald, clerk, Mount place, Holmscroft st. Turner Coll James, merchant, 15 West Blackhall st. House, 1 Ardgowan street west Turner Douglas, wine and spirit merchant, 18 Nicholson street Turner Duncan, labourer, 2 Bruce street Turner Hector, baker, 21 Vennel Turner James, shipmaster, Lynedoch street Turner James, jun., writer, 27 Hamilton street. House, 32 Eldon street Turner John, baker, 24 John street Turner M„ baby linen warehouse, 12 West Blackhall street Turner Robert, labourer, 10 Sir Michael street Turner Samuel, shoemaker, 31 Main street, Cartsdyke p2 162 DIRECTORY.

Turner Thomas, agent for Royal Bank. House, Bel- trees, Union street Turner Mrs Ann, spirit dealer, Royal Oak Tavern, 2 Cross-shore street Turner Mrs John, Mount place, Holmscroft street Turner Mrs, lodgings, 3 Hamilton street TWEDDLE James, draper, 6 Lyle street TWIGG Edward, gunmaker, 33 Hamilton street. Ho. Mount pleasant TYRE John, labourer, 42 West Burn street Tyre Robert, plumber, 6 Kilblain street U

UNION Bank of Scotland, 1 Hamilton street UNITED Presbyterian Church, George square United Presbyterian Church, 22 Nicholson street United Presbyterian Church, Sir Michael street United Presbyterian Church, 3 Union street URIE Hugh, porter, 22 Cathcart street URQUHART Lewis C., M.D., surgeon, H.M. Receiv- ing Ship Athol, Naval Rendezvous, 5 West breast Urquhart Robert, shoemaker, 8 Cartsburn street Urquhart Mrs James, 33 Cathcart street

VERNON Canton, potter, Clyde Potteries, Port- Glas- gow road VIRTUE Alexander, ropespinner, 18 William street Virtue Alexander, labourer, 47 Ann street VIVIAN & Sons, copper stores, 41 Rue-end street W

WADBY William, fireman, 3 Vennel WADE Robert, mariner, 25 Vennel WALES Robert, chain maker, 4 Manse lane WAILES Mrs John, 15 John street WALKER & Co., spirit dealers, 8 East breast Walker Andrew, spirit dealer, 21 Rue-end street Walker Daniel, carpenter, 29 Regent street DIRECTORY. 163

Walker David, flesher, 33 West Burn street Walker Hugh, of John Walker & Go. House, 4 George square Walker James, labourer, 12 Bogle street Walker James, smith, 1 Main street, Cartsdyke Walker James, grocer, Finnieston, Port- Glasgow road Walker John, sen., contractor and ballast master, 2 Laird street Walker John, clerk, 13 East Quay lane Walker John, cooper, Ingleston road Walker John, carter, 8 Buccleuch street Walker John & Co., sugar refiners, 41 Nicholson street Walker John, of John Walker and Co, House, 3 George square Walker Robert, smith, Drumfrochar road Walker Robert S., flesher, 6 Sir Michael street, and 39 Shaw street Walker Thomas, labourer, 6 Smith's lane Walker Thomas, carpenter, 4 Ann street Walker William, spirit dealer, 45 Inverkip street Walker William, cartwright, 8 East Shaw street Walker Miss, 4 George square Walker Miss, lodgings, 20 Ingleston road Walker Miss, semptress, 18 Vennel Walker Miss, 3 York street Walker Miss Margaret, milliner, 29 Nicholson street Walker Mrs David, lodgings, 51 Rue-end street Walker Mrs George, spirit dealer, 27 Rue-end street. House, 3 East Stewart street Walker Mrs James, 29 Nicholson street Walker Mrs, 56 Dalrymple street WALLACE James, M.D., physician, 3 Hamilton st. House, 80 Regent street Wallace Robert, smith, 3 York street Wallace Samuel, carpenter, 28 Cartsburn street Wallace William, carpenter, 3 Shaw place Wallace William, shipmaster, 24 Bank street Wallace William, shipmaster, 29 Lynedoch street Wallace William, carpenter, 29 Charles street Wallace William, labourer, Ingleston Wallace Mrs William, baker, 3 West Blackhall street. House, 28 West Burn street 164 DIRECTORY.

Wallace Mrs William, innkeeper, Buck Head Inn, 25 Hamilton street Wallace Mrs, furrier and crape dresser, 16 Cross-shore street and 36 Cathcart street WALLS Thomas, seaman, 43 Cathcart street WALSH Mrs N., 87 West Regent street WALTON Ulrick, of Customs, 48 Brougham street WARD Cornelius, tailor, 30 Sugarhouse lane Ward James, labourer, 32 Sugarhouse lane Ward John, carpenter, 2 Rue-end street Ward John, green grocer, 42 Vennel Ward William, shoemaker, 32 Sugarhouse lane WARE Courtney, spirit merchant, 7 East breast. House, 40 Shaw street WARDEN Isaac, smith and farrier, 1 Dellingburn st. House, 8 Baker street Warden James, produce broker, 16 William st. Ho., Rahaine, Roseneath Warden Ninian, shipmaster, 10 Antigua street Warden Peter, farmer, Murdieston Warden Robert, baker, 30 Cathcart street Warden William, coal agent, and vegetable pill maker, 22 Cathcart street Warden Mrs Ivie, farmer, Finnart Warden Mrs, farmer, Murdieston WARNOCK Andrew, stoker, 89 Regent street Warnock A rchibald, feuar, 32 Charles street WARRLY John, labourer, Finnieston, Port- Glssgow rd WAS SON Thomas, mason, 1 Open shore Wasson Mrs, lodgings, 40 West Burn street WATSON Alexander, hammerman, 8 East Shaw st Watson Alexander, engine driver, 6 Lyle street Watson Brown, stevedore, 41 Vennel Watson Charles, mariner, 6 Watson's lane Watson David, carpenter, 18 John street Vatson Frederick, hairdresser, 30 Dalrymple street Watson James, of Harvey and Watson, 15 Kelly st Watson James, watchman, Ingleston road Watson James, pansman, 50 West Blackhall street Watson John, retailer of spirits, 4 Wellington court, Cathcart square Watson John, carpenter, 21 Nicholson street DIRECTORY. 165

Watson Matthew, druggist, 27 Hamilton street. Ho., 20 Mearns street Watson Robert, mariner, 14 East Quay lane Watson Ronald, Lang's land, Port- Glasgow road Watson Thomas, mason, 60 Roxburgh street Watson Thomas, jun., boot and shoe maker, 7 Cathcart street. House, 20 Mearns street Watson Thomas, sailmaker, 13 Inverkip street Watson Miss, feuar, 13 West Stewart street WATT John, painter, M'Kelvie's land, Duncan street Watt William, carrier, 6 Buccleuch street Watt William, wine and spirit merchant, 22 Cathcart street, and 27 Main street, Cartsdyke. House, 55 Regent street Watt Miss, 55 Regent street Watt Misses, Ardgowan street, west WATTERS Alexander, mason, 38 Inverkip street WAT TON Mrs, huckster, 7 Market street WEBSTER Andrew, baker, 6 West Stewart street WEDDELL Miss, confectioner and dealer in wine, Steamboat Quay Weddell Mrs John, 19 Roxburgh street WEIR Alexander, ropeinaker, 28 Crawfurd street Weir Allan, writer, 7 William street Ho., 4 Lyle st Weir Archibald, clerk, 18 William street Weir Archibald, boiler maker, 53 Vennel Weir Donald, spirit dealer, 12 Ropework street Weir Duncan, carpenter, 17 Bearhope street Weir Duncan, carpenter, 10 Shannon's close Weir Duncan & Co., merchants, 67 Rue-end street Weir George, millwright, Armadale buildings, Lyle st Weir James, smith 21 John street Weir James, feuar, 1 West Burn street Weir James, joiner, 18 West Blackhall street Weir John, watchman, 13 West Stewart street Weir John, smith, 22 John street Weir John, labourer, 20 Cathcart street Weir Malcolm, spirit dealer, 41 Shaw street Weir Thomas, plumber, 26 Ann street Weir William M. G., clerk, Post office Weir Miss, muslin agent, 13 West Stewart street Weir Mrs Archibald, 2 Dellingburn street 166 DIRECTORY.

Weir Mrs Duncan, baker, 11 Cartsburn street. Ho., 25 Arthur street Weir Mrs John, 8 Kelly street Weir Mrs Thomas, lodgings, 12 St Lawrence street Weir Mrs, lodgings, 28 Cathcart street WELL Park Promenade, entrance, Regent St., Bank street, and Lynedoch street Well Park Free Church, 3 Lynedoch street WELLINGTON Park Pleasure Grounds, entrance, head of Baker street WELLS Mrs Richard, boardinghouse, 9 Cross Shore st WELSH Alexander, smith 15 St Lawrence street Welsh Andrew, engineer, 11 St Andrew street Welsh Andrew, shipmaster, 6 Watt street Welsh James, accountant and general agent, 18 Cath- cart street. House, 29 Brougham street Welsh James, rope and rag dealer, 45 Shaw street Welsh James, engineer, 18 Bogle street Welsh John, sergeant of police, 2 Buccleuch street Welsh John, smith, 7 Cowgate street Welsh Robert, joiner, 15 St Lawrence street WESLEYAN Methodist Chapel, 11 Tobago street WESTERN Saw Mills, Bay of Quick WEST Benjamin, of Nicol & West. Ho., 15 Kelly st West Parish Church, Nelson street west West Blackhall Street Chapel, Grey place West Free Church, Ardgowan street west WESTON Robert, cartwright, 22 Tobago street WHARTON Mrs, 4 Boyd street WHITEFORD Edward, joiner, 4 Ann street Whiteford John, labourer, 26 Cartsburn street Whiteford Robert, baker, 9 Under crescent Whiteford Robert, grocer and spirit retailer, 13 Rue- end street Whiteford Mrs Wm., 63 Dalrymple street WHITEHILL Daniel, carpenter, 3 Under crescent Whitehill Mrs Matthew, lodgings, 3 Kelly street WHITE Alexander, tailor, 5 Cowgate street White Archibald, carpenter, 10 Baker street White Edward, labourer, 6 Watson's lane White George G., baker, 31 Vennel. House, 44 do, White James, 17 Brougham street DIRECTORY. 167

White James, teacher, 11 Bearhope street White John, chemist and druggist, 30 Hamilton street. House, 4 Inverkip street White John, labourer, 9 Highland close White Peter, coal merchant, 5 Shannon's close. House, Hunter's land, Mount place White Mrs Andrew, 34 Ann street White Mrs, 4 West Quay lane White Mrs, straw hat maker, 36 Hamilton street WHIT HAM James, foreman wool sorter, Broomhill WIGGINS James, tailor, 8 Manse lane WIGHT Robert, sheriff officer, 11 Vennel Wight Mrs, 13 Vennel WILKIE David, spirit dealer, 9 Cross-shore street Wilkie John, engineer, 13 East Quay lane Wilkie John, seaman, 14 William street Wilkie Mrs Archibald, lodgings, 46 Cathcart street Wilkie Mrs, lodgings, 11 Cathcart street WILKINSON George, labourer, Broomhill Wilkinson William, currier, 71 Vennel WILL Robert, engineer, 92 East Hamilton street WILLIAMS Charles, seaman, 1 William street Williams John, spirit dealer, 1 East breast. House 7 East Quay lane WILLIAMSON & Glassford, writers, 48 Cathcart st. Williamson David, teacher, 1 Union street Williamson George, of Williamson <& Glassford. Ho. s Newton street Williamson George, boilermaker, Upper crescent Williamson Rev. James, Williamson street Williamson John, shopman, Holmscroft street Williamson Joseph, shoemaker, 5 Market street Williamson Robert, machine keeper, 33 Ann street Williamson William, labourer, 48 Vennel Williamson William, watchman, Drumfrochar road Williamson William, cotton spinner, Drumfrochar rd. Williamson William, currier, engine hose and machinery band maker, Harvie lane. Ho., 39 Craw- furd street Williamson Mrs George, Lyle's land Back walks Williamson Mrs George, sen., Williamson street WILLINGALL Robert, of H.M.C., 15 Kelly street J6S DIRECTORY.

WILLS Charles, painter, Ljle's land, Back walks WILLIS Mrs David, greengrocer, 9 Bearhope street WILSON A. D., shipmaster, 13 Mearns street Wilson Alexander, boilermaker, 7 LTnder crescent Wilson Andrew, shopman, 36 West Burn street Wilson Rev. Archibald, Episcopal clergyman, 52 Union street Wilson Archibald, joiner, 30 Nicholson street Wilson Charles, pointsman, 1 Arthur street Wilson David, farmer, Cornhaddock Wilson Edward, grocer, and salt merchant, 13 Market street. House, 28 Ann street Wilson Gabriel, mason, 1 Bruce street Wilson George, 36 Sir Michael street Wilson James, cooper, 27 West Burn street. House, 8 Kelly street. Wilson James, moulder, 17 Arthur street Wilson James, shoemaker, 11 East Shaw street Wilson James, joiner, 4 Nelson street, Glebe Wilson James, paper maker, Overton Wilson James, gardener, Ladyburn Wilson John, hair cutter and wig maker, 7 Vennel. House, 38 West Burn street Wilson John, brass-finisher, 6 West Stewart street Wilson John, spirit dealer, 13 Cathcart street Wilson John, cooper, Lyle's land, Back walks Wilson John, baker, 16 Ann street. House, do. Wilson John, mason, 36 Nicholson street Wilson John, shipping agent, 13 Trafalgar street Wilson John, smith, 5 Ann street Wilson John, grocer, 15 Hamilton street. House, Mount place, off Ann street Wilson Joseph, engineer, 2 John street Wilson Richard, labourer, 7 Cowgate street Wilson Rev. Robert, A.M., D.D., 2 Nelson street, off George square Wilson Robert, brassfounder, 17 Sir Michael street

Wilson Robert, smith 5 6 John street Wilson Robert, mariner, 4 Dalrymple street Wilson Thomas, policeman, 9 Under crescent Wilson Thomas, steamboat pilot, 12 Bogle street Wilson William, shipmaster, 1 Carnock street DIRECTORY. 169

Wilson William, joiner, 57 Shaw street Wilson William, 1 Regent street Wilson William, shoemaker, 6 Taylor's close Wilson William M., merchant, 52 Union street Wilson William, carpenter, 1 1 St Lawrence street Wilson Miss, salt merchant, 59 Vennel Wilson Misses, confectioners, 12 Ann street Wilson Mrs A., shipowner, 10 Laird street Wilson Mrs Archibald, 52 Union street Wilson Mrs A., 36 West Burn street Wilson Mrs James, 30 Inverkip street Wilson Mrs John, 17 Jamaica street Wilson Mrs William, 10 Bruce street Wilson Mrs, 38 Vennel Wilson Mrs, 20 Inverkip street WINGATE A. & Co., chemical manufacturers, Baker street Wingate Alexander, chemical manufacturer, Baker st. House, Armadale place, Banktop Wingate Gabriel, labourer, 9 Under crescent WINNING Thomas, detective officer, 23 Ann street WINTTON Robert, James Watt Inn, 6 William street Winton Mrs James, 3 Bearhope street WISH ART James, engineer, 8 Cross-shore street Wishart Thomas, hairdresser, 2 Cross-shore street Wishart William, miller, 1 Springkell street Wishart Mrs Daniel, lodgings, 3 Under crescent Wishart Mrs John, lodgings, 11 Cross-shore street WOOD Alexander, engineer, 34 Charles street Wood Jn., millwright, 1 Regent st. Ho., lOAntiguast Wood John, gardener, 13 East Quay lane Wood John, farmer, Bogston, Port- Glasgow road Wood Joseph, weaver, (H Roxburgh street Wood Robert, sculptor, opposite Cemetery gate Wood Thomas, sculptor, 9 Bruce street Wood William, labourer, 6 Shaw street Wood William, mate, 24 Tobago street Wood Miss, feuar, 7 George square Wood Miss, 3 Trafalgar street Wood Mrs William, lodgings, 17 Ann street WOODWARDS Richard, boilermaker, 55 Main street, Cartsdyke 170 DIRECTORY.

WRAY William, mariner, 8 Chapel street WREDE & Co., sugar refiners, Cartsburn Wrede Lear, of Wrede & Co. House, Southhill WRIGHT Archibald, baker, 35 Nicholson street Wright John, shoemaker, 5 Ardgowc an street, Glebe Wright John, feuar, 25 Arthur street Wright Robt., writer, 18 Cathcart st. Ho,20Bank st Wright William, chimney sweeper, 7 Cowgate street Wright Miss, 35 Ann street Wright Mrs Daniel, lodgings, 7 Lynedoch street Wright Mrs James, 5 Captain street WYLIE Claud, smith, 3 Arthur street Wylie James, mason, 32 Ann street Wylie John, criminal officer, 1 Salmon street Wylie John, river pilot, 28 West Burn street Wylie Robert, cowfeeder, 5 Kilblain street Wylie William, labourer, 2 St Andrew's street Wylie Mrs John, 5Q Roxburgh street WYSE Alexander, confectioner, 29 Hamilton street Wyse James, confectioner, 62 Roxburgh street Wyse James & Son, confectioners, 29 Hamilton street

YAWN David, cabinetmaker, 5 Bruce street YEATS John & Co., tobacco and snuff manufacturers, Ewing's buildings, 65 Rue-end street Yeats Mrs James, 7 Arthur street YEO D. D., of Fyfe & Yeo, 4 Shaw place YORKSTON William, boatbuilder, 1 Duncan street YOUNG Alexander, smith, 19 Shaw street Young Alexander, mason, 22 Bank street Young Donald, boatman, 19 Tobago street Young Hugh, chain warper, Drumfrochar road Young James, heckler, 27 Roxburgh street Young James, boilermaker, 2 John street Young John, carter, 42 Cathcart street Young Thomas, clerk, Port-Glasgow road Young Thomas, sawyer, 6 Nicholson street Young William, spirit dealer, 10 Ann street Young William, sen., grocer, 43 Hamilton street. House, 28 West Blackhall street DIRECTORY. 171

Young Miss B., feuar, 66 Vermel Young Miss, huckster, 2 John street Young Mrs A., spirit dealer and eating house keeper, 8 East breast Young Mrs Alexander, 4 Lyle street Young Mrs Thomas, 7 New Dock lane Young Mrs William 4 Bearhope street Young Mrs, lodgings, 24 Tobago street YOUNGER Thomas, joiner, 8 Ann street YUILL Archibald, writer. Office, 46 Cathcart street. House, 21 Union street YUILLE John, smith, 3 Arthur street YURRIE Robert, painter, 32 Inverkip street

NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION

IN THEIR PROPER ORDER.

Adams & Handy side, slaters, 14 Kilblain street Calder Hubert, shoemaker, 28 Roxburgh street Campbell Daniel, of M'Intyre & Campbell. House, 56 Roxburgh street Campbell Alexander, commission agent, 2 West Quay lane. House, 48 Brougham street Donald William & Co., boot and shoe makers, 29 Ha- milton street Collins John, confectioner, 36 Cathcart street. Ho., Cowdenknowes Ewing William, grocer, 8 Inverkip street Gilchrist Miss M., refreshment rooms, Railway station Lauder John, brick, coal, and lime merchant, 3 Del- lingburn street M' Arthur Hugh, spirit dealer, 61 Main st., Cartsdyke M'Nicol John, smith, 1 Charles street. House, Union court, Dalrymple street 172 DIRECTORY

TRADES AND PROFESSIONS,

CIASSIFIED AND ARRANGED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER.

ACCOUNTANTS.

Duncan John (and house factor), 2 Church place Milne James, jun., 37 West Burn street M'Leod Aulay, 9 Crawfurd street Raff George (and house factor), 41 Cathcart street Russell David M'L., 6 Nelson street, Glebe Thomson John, 23 Kelly street Welsh James, 18 Cathcart street AGENTS. Durward G. (sewed muslin), 6 William street Hunter Miss M., muslin agent, 4 Tobago street Jessamine Alexander, 9 West Stewart street Morrison James, 2 East Blackhall street M'Dougall John, 70 Roxburgh street M'Kellar DuDcan, Belville place M'Phedran John M'C, Excise buildings ARTISTS.

Clark William, 2 Cross-shore st. Macbeth Norman, 28 Eldon street AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS. Cameron John, 10 and 12 Cross-shore street Erskine, David, Crown Sale-rooms, Wellington court. Herriot John & Son, 79 Regent st, and 26 Charles st. BAKERS. Bell John, 36 Dalrymple street Blair David, 45 Cathcart street Brodie, John, 45 Hamilton street DIRECTORY. 173

Brown Robert, 48 Shaw street Coyle James, 22 Cathcart street Currie, James, 27 Market street Davie George, 23 Dalrymple street and 11 Hamilton st. Galbraith John, 26 Charles street Hair Mrs, 16 Cathcart street Martin R. & J., 31 Hamilton street Marshall Daniel, 39 Hamilton street Millar John, 3 Hamilton street and 12 Ann street Millar Robert, 5 Hamilton street Montgomery Donald, 12 West Blackhall street Muir Allan, jr., 19 Hamilton street Muir Neil, 5 William street Muir Robert, 26 Shaw street M'Kenzie & Walker, 46 Hamilton street and 63 Rue- end street M'Kenzie Alexander, 12 West Blackhall street M'Kenzie James, 55 Vennel M'Kenzie Robert, 38 Shaw street M'Allister Andrew, 25 Hamilton street Orr John, 27 Rue-end street Orr John, jun., 5 Rue-end street and 61 Main street, Cartsdyke Service Walter, 8 West Blackhall street Turner Hector, 21 Vennel Turner John, 24 John street White George G., 31 Vennel Wallace Mrs William, 3 West Blackhall street Warden Robert, 30 Cathcart street Weir Mrs Duncan, 11 Cartsburn street Wilson John, 16 Ann street

BANKERS.

See Appendix.

BASKET AND TOY WAREHOUSE KEEPERS,

Campbell Mrs, 20 Charles street Dewar James, 26 Vennel Holms, Mrs, 1 Inverkip street Lyle William, 14 William street Lyon William, 12 West Blackhall street q2 174 DIRECTORY.

BLACKSMITHS.

Adam & Hall (and boilermakers), 19 Cathcart street Allan George, jun, (and brassfounder), 12 Springkell st Auchinleck & Chalmers (and bellhangers), 51 Vennel Boag Robert (and tool and sugar mould manufacturer), Golden Bull entry, 55 Shaw street Boag Thomas (and grate maker), Victoria buildings, 7 "West Blackhall street Campbell John, jun., & Co., 9 West breast Cook Duncan & Archd. (and chain makers), 4 Charles st Colquhoun & Ainslie, Melville court, 31 Hamilton st. Johnston Daniel, (and beam maker) 20 Cathcart street and 19 Shaw street Love Andrew (and farrier), 50 Rue-end street M'Coll John & Co., (and sugar mould manufacturers), 13 Chapel street M'Donald J. F., 49 Shaw street M'Vicar Robert, jun., 3 Shaw street M 'Vicar William, 7 East Stewart street Neilson John, (and nailer), 10 Tobago street Robinson Archibald (and farrier and cartwright, coach builder, and plough factory), 40 Vennel and 3 Cartsburn street Scott James, 4 East India breast Smith Alexander (and cartwright) 25 Crawfurd street and corner of Laird street Stephenson, Johnston & Co., (and grate makers and bell hangers,) 32 Hamilton street Suttie Thomas (and bell hanger and grate maker), 18 Cathcart street Warden Isaac (and farrier), 1 Dellingburn street BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. Baird Robert A., 41 Cathcart street Campbell Alexander (and bookbinder), 9 Hamilton st. Dillon Peter, 32 Hamilton street Griffith Patrick, 4 East breast Hislop John, 29 Cathcart street Innes William, (and librarian), 40 Hamilton street Johnston William (and lithographic printer), 46 Hamil- ton street Laing Andrew (and bookbinder), 49 Cathcart street DIRECTORY. 175

Lamont James & Co., 7 Cross-shore street Morrison John

M'Farlane Humphrey, 53 Inverkip street M'Garvie Henrj, 13 Highland close M'Gougan Richard, 9 Cartsburn street M'Intyre Duncan, 14 Cartsburn street M'Kendrick Henry, 3 Sir Michael street Maclachlan Andrew (for wholesale), 35 Cathcart street M'Lintock James, 33 Hamilton street M'Neillage Alexander, 28 Sir Michael street M'Pherson Mrs, 13 Hamilton street Niven James, 11 Charles street Paterson Charles, 31 Cathcart street Patrick Adam & Co., 6 Cathcart square Ralston Alexander, 33 Cathcart street Ralston James, 3 Buccleuch street Ramsay Andrew, 36 Shaw street Rodger John, 3 Inverkip street Ross Alexander, 31 Cathcart street Scott Matthew, 9 Cross-shore street Selley John, 10 Manse lane Smith John, 26 Charles street Smith Mrs A., 4 West Blackhall street Sweeney Hugh, 6 Taylor's close Sword James, 15 Shaw street Tierney John, 49 Cathcart street Turner Samuel, 31 Main street, Cartsdyke Urquhart Robert, 8 Cartsburn street Watson Thomas, jun., 7 Cathcart street Western Boot and Shoe Warehouse, 38 Hamilton st Wilson James, 11 East Shaw street BOATBUILDERS.

Cameron Duncan, 4 East Blackhall street Clark Lachlan, Clyde street Lyle Thomas, 35 Rue- end street Macdonald John, Virginia street M'Gregor Nicol & Robert, 17 Rue-end street Orr Thomas, St Andrew street BRASSFOUNDERS.

Buchanan John (and gasfitter), 18 Cathcart street Duff James (gasfitter and ironmonger), 47 Rue-end st Lyon John (and gasfitter), 2 East Blackhall street DIRECTORY. 177

BRAZIERS, COPPER AND TIN-PLATE WORKERS. Brownlie, Buchanan & Co. (and plumbers), 6 West bst

Coyle John (and gasfitter), 2 and 1 4 William street Daskin &> Co., (and gasfitters), 27 Hamilton street Gibb John, 31 Hamilton street Little Robert, 1 1 East Quay lane Longwill Robert, 9 Hamilton street Shaw Thomas, Shaw street and New Dock lane BREWERS. Black P. & A. (and maltsters) Holmscroft Brewery, Captain street

Greenock Brewery Co , 39 Nicholson street BUILDERS AND MASONS. Campbell James, 30 Crawfurd street Cram & Taylor, 60 Roxburgh street Lang Robert, 5 Tobago street M'Donald Hector, 5 Kelly street M'Kechnie John, 8 Watt street Nicol Charles, 36 Crawfurd street Taylor James, 1 Arthur street Thomson Thomas, 4 Kilblain street Thomson Samuel, Mount Pleasant street BRICKLAYER. Paterson Malcolm, 5 Mearns street CABINETMAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS.

Archibald & Crawford, 2 West Blackhall street Blair Robert, Victoria buildings, 7 West Blackhall st Breckenridge Thomas, 15 West Blackhall street Cameron Archibald, 6 East Shaw street Cunningham Robert (and paper hanger), 16 West Blackhall street Lang Robert, 1 Bank street M'Naught Thomas, 6 Albert place, W%pt Blackhall st M'Pherson Peter, 30 West Burn street Rougvie Jas. (and funeral undertaker), 12 Bearhope st Rougvie John M'D. (and funeral undertaker), Melville court, Hamilton street Service Archibald, 24 Hamilton street Shaw William, 14 Hamilton street 178 DIRECTORY.

1 CARVERS AND GILDERS.

Allan J. & Lawrie, 54 Rue-end street Christie Peter & Co., Shaw place * Lawrie &> Fleming, 1 Bank street

CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.

Alexander James, 9 West Blackhall street Broadfoot Robert, 29 Sugarhouse lane Dyer Hugh M., 6 Inverkip street Ferguson Alexander, IS Hamilton street Galbraith John, 63 Rue-end street Greenock Apothecaries' Co. (and aerated water manufacturers), 28 Hamilton street Kirk Robert, 57 Shaw street M'Call Mrs, 2 Rue-end street Watson Matthew, 27 Hamilton street White John, 30 Hamilton street CHIMNEY SWEEPER.

Wright William, 7 Cowgate street

CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE DEALERS.

Bryen John 0-, 61 Vennel Hyslop Edward, (and wholesale), 28 Hamilton street Sharp William, 46 Cathcart street

CIVIL ENGINEER. Jamieson Robert, (land surveyor and measurer), 46 Cathcart street

CLOTHIERS AND OUTFITTERS, Archibald Mrs, Anderson place, 14 Cathcart street Baillie James (and oilskin maker), 42 Shaw street Benzie James, 19 Cathcart street, and 6 East breast Campbell John, 14 Hamilton street Geerekes Augustus, 27 Shaw street Laird William, 16 William street Moody M. & Co., 18 Hamilton street Morrison & Smith, 7 William street M' Arthur James, 23 Arthur street M'Kinnis Mrs, 11 William street M'Kellar Duncan, 3 William street

H DIRECTORY. 179

M'Neill Mrs John, 52 Shaw street Pattison James, 14 Cathcart street Ritchie John, 5 William street

COACH AM) HORSE HIRERS.

Crookshanks Joseph, 41 West Blackball street ^acconnel & King, White Hart stables, Cathcart sq. Macdonald James, Tontine Hotel, 34 Cathcart street M'Farlane Donald, I Jamaica street. COAL MERCHANTS AND AGENTS.

Baird R. & Son (iron and lime), 56 Rue-end street Brodie George 28 Vennel Brjmner D. & G. (coke, brick, and lime), 15 East Quay lane. Lime yard, head of Dry dock Campbell John, coal depot. Arthur street Campbell Norman, Harvie lane Carron John, Smith's lane Carrol William, 10 Longwell close Clachar Thomas, 42 Main street, Cartsdyke Clark John 38 Inverkip street Craig Thomas, 8 Hamilton street Currie Mrs, 30 East Shaw street Darroch John, 44 Dalrymple street Drummond William, 5 New Dock lane Fergus James, 9 West breast Fergus James, jun., 9 West breast Govan Coal depot, 5 Chapel street. David Riddell, agt Henry Robert, 35 West Blackhall street Hyndman James, 46 Vennel Lauder John (and brick and lime), 3 Dellingburn st M'Dougall Isaac, 1 Bearhope street M'Callum Norman, Harvie lane Mories & Nicol, 5 East India breast M'Fie John, 6 Buccleuch street Porter Mrs Robert, 4 Springkell street Raff George, 41 Cathcart street Warden William, 22 Cathcart street White Peter, 5 Shannon's close

CONFECTIONERS AND PASTRY BAKERS. Collins John, 36 Cathcart street J80 DIRECTORY.

Cuthbertson D. & T.. 44 Hamilton street Gait Peter, (and cook,) 13 Hamilton street Glover John, (and cook), 37 Hamilton street Gilchrist Miss Margaret, Railway station Hardie James.. 67 Rue-end street Henry Mrs J., 5 West Blackhall street Higgins A., 11 Cathcart street M'tyuistan Findlay, 31 Cathcart street Weddell Miss, Steamboat quay Wilson Misses, 12 Ann street Wyse James & Son, 29 Hamilton street CONTRACTORS. Barnard James, 18 Union street Crawford James, 8 Virginia street Moore Andrew, 1 William street Walker John, sen., 2 Laird street COOPERS. * ( Those marked thus are also Fish- Curers. ) Baxter Robert, 6 Kilblain street Buchanan Robert M., 18 Charles street Carmichael & Young, Arthur street *Chisholm & Co., 12 Charles street Cowan & Dick (and provisions), 3 Bogle street Downie & M'Aulay, 20 Vennel, and 19 Harvie lane Gray & Rodger, 52 Rue-end street Gruer John & Son, 13 Taylor's close Jamieson Arthur, 24 Crawfurd street *Kelso M- & D., 6 New Dock breast Lyle Abram & Sons (and stave merchants), 6 Nicholson street Malcolm & Co., 3 East Shaw street *M'Lean John, & Co., 16 Charles street *Todd John, 16 West Burn street Wilson James, 27 West Burn street

COPI'ER MERCHANTS. Vivian & Sons, 41 Rue-end street CORK CUTTERS. M'Fie John, 15 William street DIRECTORY. 181

M'Intyre Andrew, 23 Venn el Sinclair & Co., 8 Manse lane Smith A. & Co., 8 Cross-shore street Taylor Daniel, 55 Sbaw street Taylor Malcolm, 55 Shaw street CUTLERS AND GUNSMITHS. Adam John, 2 Sir Michael street Campbell William (and fishing rod maker), 32 Cathcart street Martin John, 37 Shaw street Twigg Edward, 33 Hamilton street

DRAPERS, &c.

Blair & Allison, (and clothiers), 6 Hamilton street Brown James, jr., & Co., 15 Hamilton street Cowan & Laurie, 4 Hamilton street, and 10 Cathcart sq. Fleming Alexander, 2 Hamilton street Hinmers George (and clothier and milliner), 5 Cathcart square Mackie James (and clothier), 27 Cathcart street Millar William & Co., 38 Hamilton street M'Ewan Charles, 7 Market street Nicol & West, 3 West Blackhall street Park William, 7 Hamilton street Richmond Hugh, 24 Cathcart street Scott & Anderson, 2 West Blackhall street Scott Henry, 8 Hamilton steeet Smith W. & R. & Co., 6 Cathcart square DRESSMAKERS.

(See also Milliners and Dressmakers.)

Aitken Miss Janet, 28 West Blackhall street Alexander Miss Agnes, 13 West Blackhall street Andrew Misses, 36 West Burn street Boyd Miss, 13 West Blackhall street Brown Mrs Margaret, 35 Cathcart street Campbell Miss Elizabeth, 9 Cowgate street Chalmers Miss, 8 Watt street Clarie Miss, 35 Hamilton street Clark Miss, 32 Regent street Clark Miss, 29 Brougham street 182 DIRECTORY.

Denny Miss, 33 East Regent street Drurnmond Miss, 1 Watson's lane Ferguson Miss W., 33 Hamilton street Forsyth Miss Janet, 10 Kilblain street Fullarton Miss, 4 Kilblain street Fyfe Mrs James, 16 Tobago street Haldane Mrs John, 12 West Biackhall street Hunter Miss, 39 Ann street Hutcheson Misses, I Nicholson street Kennedy Miss Mary Anne, 1 Manse lane Kerr Miss, 12 Tobago street King Miss, 4 Nicholson street Millar Miss, 16 Sir Michael street Molland Miss, 51 Rue-end street Munn Miss Janet, 1 Manse lane M' Bride Mrs, 6 Antigua street M'Kenzie Mrs (boys'), 12 Tobago street M'Lellan Misses, 12 Tobago street M'Neil Miss, 60 Roxburgh street Poison Miss, 27 Nicholson street Paul Misses, 21 Sugarhouse lane Porter Miss, 3 Tobago street Sabiston Miss Jane, 34 Crawfurd street Stewart Miss, 13 Nicholson street Stewart Mrs, 32 Hamilton street Tough Miss Isabella, 36 Hamilton street DYERS AND RENOVATORS. Gibson Alexander, 14 West Burn street Houston Robert (and woollen manufacturer), 34 Ha- milton street ENGINEERS, MACHINE MAKERS AND FOUNDERS.

Caird & Co., 8 Arthur st., and 14 Main St., Cartsdyke Hastie John (and smith), 6 East Stewart street

Johnston A. & W , Baker street Macnab & Clark, Shaws Water foundry, Ingleston rd Scott, Sinclair & Co- (and brassfounders), East Stewart street Smith William & Co., 94 East Hamilton street FELT MANUFACTURERS. Greenock Felt Work Co., East Hamilton street DIRECTORY. 183

Lennox John & Co., 29 Main street, Cartsdyke

FISH AND OIL MERCHANTS. Hunter John, 17 Charles street Thorn William, 20 Hamilton street FISHMONGERS. Allan Edward, 25 Charles street Gallacher William, fish market, and 35 Hamilton st Kelly William, fish market, and 41 Hamilton street FLESHERS. Andrew John, 13 Cathcart street Arbuckle G. & M., 1 Albert place, West Blackhall st Arbuthnot Mrs Elizabeth, 1 Stanners street Beith James, 17 Hamilton street Bain John, 8 East Shaw street Bowers Andrew, 9 Cowgate street Dimond Charles, 15 Vennel Docherty Daniel, 47 Shaw street Fleming James, 23 Arthur street Millar W. & A., 16 Cartsburn street Milligan John, 49 Main street, Cartsdyke Morrison James, 7 West Blackhall street M'Callum Alexander, 31 Roxburgh street M'Cann Charles, 16 Hamilton street M* Donald Robert, 33 Hamilton street M' Isaac Alexander, 13 West Blackhall street M'Innes Angus, 10 East Quay lane M'Kechnie Allan, 16 West Blackball street, and 53 Rue-end street O'Donnell James, 49 Shaw street Scott John, 37 Cathcart street Scott Thomson, 43 Hamilton street Smith Alexander, flesh market, Market street Sweeney Ambrose, 5 William street Sweeney Charles, 25 Rue-end street Taylor, R. & D., 47 Hamilton street Walker David, 33 West Burn street Walker Robert S., 6 Sir Michael st. and 39 Shaw st FRUITERERS. Burns Alexander, 2 William street 184 DIRECTORY.

Skinner Mrs George, 28 Cathcart street FURNISHING WAREHOUSE KEEPERS. Carrick Miss, 38 Hamilton street Hutchison Miss, 95 Regent street M'Gregor Miss E., 24 Hamilton street MacAusland, Robert, (and hosier), 4 xllbert place, West Blackhall street M'Kenzie Roderick, 25 East Shaw street M'Lachlan Mrs, 5 East Shaw street M'Naughtan Mrs, 30 Ann street Orr Mrs A., 16 West Blackhall street Scott Miss E., 39 Cathcart street GARDENERS. Allan Robert, 41 Vennel Bain George, 3 Ann street Baird Robert, 13 West Blackhall street Ban* James, 41 Union street Barr John, 25 West Blackhall street Borthwick Mrs John, 10 Hamilton street Burns John, 37 Crawfurd street Campbell James, L Newark street Ferguson Mrs James, 21 Charles street Fulton James, Kilbirnie cottage Jamieson James, 5 Sir Michael street Jamieson Robert, senior, 2 Newark street Jamieson William, 2 Newark street Kilpatrick James, 26 West Burn street Livingstone John, 26 Vennel Love Mrs John, 2 Newark street Millar Charles, Auchindarroch M'Dougall Lachlan, 65 Ann street M'Intyre Duncan, 44 Ann street M'Kelvie John, 8 Cathcart street M'Kenzie Wm, Bogston, Port- Glasgow road Paton James, Bogston, Port-Glasgow road Sheridan Joseph, 23 West Burn street Tillerj Andrew (and botanist), 16 East Quay lane Wood John, 13 East Quay lane GLAZIERS M'Gregor & M'Donald, 15 Charles street DIRECTORY. 185

Paterson Alexander, 15 Cathcart street GRAIN MERCHANTS. Anderson William, (and wholesale grocer), Watt place Stores, Customhouse place Chalmers Alexander, 67 Rue-end street Liddell William J., 1 East Quay lane Muir Allan, sen., 15 Kelly street M'Farlane, Wm., 23 Tobago street Newton & Co., Customhouse place Niven Thomas, 17 East Quay lane Eonald Robert, Customhouse place GROCERS. Adam James, 7 East Shaw street Adam Miss H., 20 Ann street Alexander Mrs, 11 Main street, Cartsdyke Algie Andrew, 12 Hamilton street Algie James, 7 East Quay lane and 24 Shaw street Algie Matthew, 17 Cathcart street Anderson Alexander, 34 Hamilton street Anderson Neil, 44 Inverkip street Anderson William, 29 Cathcart street and 68 Vennel Arrol William, 5 Vennel

Baxter William, 1 1 Market street Bell Hugh, 55 Shaw street Bell John, (and provision), 13 West Blackhall street Beith Thomas, 11 Cartsburn street Black Daniel, 35 Shaw street Black John, 10 Cross-shore street Boyd William, 28 Tobago street Boyle Mrs James, 5 Vennel Brannagan John, 32 Vennel Brown James, 20 West Blackhall street Brown James, 94 East Hamilton street Brown Mrs James, 18 Vennel Bunting James, 1 Stanners street Calder Mrs, 13 Tobago street Cameron Duncan, 24 Tobago street Cameron Kenneth, 7 Dalrymple street Campbell Duncan, 37 Hamilton street Campbell Peter, 12 Dalrymple street 186 DIRECTORY.

Campbell Mrs John, 45 Main street, Cartsdjke Campbell Mrs John, 27 Market street Campbell Mrs Margaret, 3 Manse lane Carmichael Donald 4 Kilblain street Cassels L. S., 19 Hamilton street Cassels Robert, 26 Hamilton street Chalmers Alexander, (and wholesale), 67 Rue-end street Clark Archibald, 6 Crawfurd street Clark Peter, Drumfrochar road Clark Mrs, 9 Kilblain street Couper Margaret, 5 Main street, Cartsdjke Craig Mrs Walter, 43 Inverkip street Crow Mrs, 31 Charles street Crawford William, 16 West Blackhall street Darroch Dugald, 19 Brougham street Davidson David, 19 Sir Michael street Davidson Mrs William, 5 Hamilton street Denny John, 35 Main street, Cartsdjke Donaldson Mrs, 18 Mearns street Douglas John, 57 Main street, Cartsdjke Douglas William, 17 Ann street Douglas Miss Annabella, 48 Shaw street Drummond Robert, 26 Ann street Duncan Mrs Robert, 16 Cathcart street Dunn Andrew, 25 Rue-end street Ewing James, 32 Dalrjmple street Ewing William, 8 Inverkip street Farquhar George (and wholesale), 41 Hamilton street Ferguson Charles, 21 Market street Ferguson John, 31 Dalrjmple street Ferguson Mrs William, 28 Shaw street Foster John, 53 Vennel Fraser A. C, 21 Main street, Cartsdjke Gall John, 31 Roxburgh street Galbraith Thomas, 25 East Shaw street- Gardner John, 34 Vennel Gibb John, 21 Ljnedoch street Gibb Miss Mary, 8 Antigua street Gilchrist Peter, 35 Shaw street Graham Mrs, 10 East Quaj lane Graj David, Ladjburn Hardj Mrs John, Ingleston road DIRECTORY. 187

Hair James, 5 Cowgate street Hall Mrs A., 3 Manse lane Henderson Robert, 69 Roxburgh street Hutcheson George, 63 Main street, Cartsdykc Jamieson John, 21 Dalrymple street Keith, Campbell & Co., 63 Rue-end street Kelly William, 9 William street Kennedy Hugh, 42 Cathcart street Lang John, 25 Dalrymple street Lang Miss Janet, 6 Chapel street Leith John, 41 Ann street Lusk Robert (wholesale), 14 Charles street Lennon Mrs P., 22 Tobago street Liston Robert, 38 Shaw street Logan Steven, 45 Shaw street Logan Mrs William, 22 Dalrymple street Marshall William, 27 Hamilton street Mason John, 49 Roxburgh street Macfie, Graham & Co., 12 William street Millar Mrs Thomas, 40 Crawfurd street Minto George, 8 East Shaw street Moody Allan, 42 Main street, Cartsdyke Morrison George, 39 Hamilton street Munro M., 10 and 20 Cartsburn street M'Allister William, 17 Shaw street M'Arthur Hugh, 35 Hamilton street M'Ausland John, 7 Tobago street M'Call Archibald (and wholesale and baker), 23 Hamil- ton street M'Call Dugald, 9 Cathcart street M'Call Duncan, 24 Tobago street M'Callum Miss Catherine, 10 East Shaw street M'Cutcheon Hugh, 26 Arthur street Macdermott Alexander, 1 1 Rue-end street M'Fadyen Mrs Dugald, 6 West Stewart street M'Farlane John A. (and wine merchant), 8 West Blackhall street M'Farlane Mary, 8 Ana street M'Gilp Elizabeth, 66 Vennel M'Innes John, 29 Regent street M'Innes Mrs, 12 West Blackhall street M'Intyre Daniel, 42 Dalrymple street 188 DIRECTORY.

M'lver Robert, 46 Shaw street, and 44 Hamilton st. Mackail James, 45 Hamilton street Mackail Thomas, 28 Dalrymple street M'Kay J., 29 Vennel M'Kelvie Miss M., 39 Ann street M'Kinnon Mrs, 7 Smith's lane M'Kirdy John, 62 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Latchie Mrs, 42 Inverkip street M'Lean John, 22 John street M'Millan Miss, 19 Arthur street M'Pherson J., 34 Dalrymple street M'Murrich Matthew, Armadale buildings, Back walks M« Naught John, Victoria Buildings, 7 West Blackhall street M'Pherson John, 44 Inverkip street M'Pherson J., 34 Dalrymple street M'Queen Daniel, 2 Dalrymple street Orr Robert, 65 Main street, Cartsdyke Orr Miss, 5 York street Paterson John, 18 Tobago street Paterson Mrs Archibald, 5 East Shaw street Rankin Alexander, 26 East Shaw street Reid Duncan, 42 Hamilton street Reid John, jun., 59 Venne 1 Ritchie Hugh, 42 Inverkip street Ritchie Hugh, 35 Cathcart street Sheddan Mrs, 36 Shaw street Small Mrs Charles, 5 York street Smith Mrs, 9 Kilblain street Scott Ivie, 9 West Blackhall street Scott Peter, 12 Sir Michael street Scott Robert, 2 Inverkip street Scott Mrs James, 3 West Stewart street Scott Mrs, 18 Dalrymple street Shankland Mrs, 9 Kilblain street Shaw Neil, 43 Dalrymple street Shearer Alexander, 52 Shaw street Steel H. & W., 27 Cathcart street Todd Mrs Margaret, 5 Dellingburn street Walker James, Finnieston, Port-Glasgow road Wilson Edward (and salt merchant), 13 Market street Wilson John, 15 Hamilton street DIRECTORY. 189

Young William, sen., 43 Hamilton street

GROCERS AND SPIRIT DEALERS. Arbuckle John, 34 Shaw street Gall David, 6 Sir Michael street John Mrs James, 21 Ann street Johnston Mrs James, 21 Ann street Ljon Mrs A., 2 Tobago street Munn Robert, 8 Smith's lane Shand Miss E„ 17 Stanners street Scott Miss, 4 Cowgate street Sinclair John, 44 Shaw street Whiteford Robert, 13 Rue-end street

HAIR-DRESSERS. Brown Alexander (and perfumer), 2 Cathcart square Cochrane Andrew, 27 Sugarhouse lane Doig Alexander, 1 1 East breast Johnston John, 42 Vennel M'Kay John, 1 Charles street M'Millan John, 6 Watson's lane Nisbet George (and perfumer), 13 William street Watson Frederick, 30 Dalrymple street Wishart Thomas, 2 Cross-shore street Wilson John, 7 Vennel HATTERS.

Bradley George (and cap manufacturer), 31 Cathcart st Craig George, 40 Cathcart street Fulton James, 10 William street MacFarlan James, 26 Hamilton street M'Farlan & Co., 49 Cathcart street Neilson John, 43 Cathcart street Sutherland Alexander, 40 Cathcart street

HOSIERS.

Aitken J. &> J., 30 West Burn street Anderson Hugh (and glover), 38 Hamilton street Anderson William, 40 Cathcart street Brown James, 39 Main street, Cartsdyke Campbell Duncan, 13 Tobago street Houston Robert, 16 Cartsburn street 190 DIRECTORY.

M'llwraith William (and shirtmaker), 6 West Black- hall street M'llwraith Miss, 23 Hamilton street INN AND HOTEL KEEPERS.

Bunten Mrs Thomas, White Hart inn, 50 Cathcart st Miller Thomas, George Inn, 3 East breast Macdonald James, Tontine hotel, 34 Cathcart street M'Cammond David, Wheat Sheaf inn, 4 Church place M'Chlery William F., Railway hotel, 29 Cathcart st Robertson John, Golden Bull inn, 55 Shaw street

Wallace Mrs Wm , Buck Head inn, 25 Hamilton street INN AND TAVERN KEEPERS.

Brown Duncan (Garrick), 42 Cathcart street Cameron Donald (Gardeners' Arms), 14 Market street, and 5 Manse lane Campbell Mrs Alexander (Steamboat), 2 East breast Davies Arthur (Albion), 4 William street Donald Mrs Wm. (Cappielow inn), Port-Glasgow road Drysdale Mrs David (Ardgowan), 20 Sugarhouse lane Duncan Colin (Rothesay), 11 East breast Gillies Alexander (Rose and Thistle), 5 West breast Harris Mrs Thomas (Museum), 9 William street James Mrs Mary, (Glasgow,) 8 East breast Mitchell James, (Leith and Kincardine), 7 East breast M'Fie Grace (Buteshire), 2 William street M'Kelvie W. F., (Burns), 12 Hamilton street Preston John, (Eagle inn), 39 Rue-end street Stewart James, Vine tavern and reading room, 7 Vennel Turner Mrs Ann, (Royal Oak), 2 Cross-shore street Taylor Mrs, (Commercial inn), 2 East Quay lane Winton Robert, (James Watt inn), 6 William street INSURANCE AGENTS.

( See Appendix. ) IRON MERCHANTS. Allan George & Sons, Clyde forge, Port-Glasgow road Baird Robert & Son, 56 Rue-end street

Greenock Iron Co , 6 and 7 Customhouse place Kidston A. G., Virginia street )

DIRECTORY. 191

M'Callum James (and nail manufacturers), 55 Shaw st. Reyburn Robert & Co., 5 Dellingburn street

IRONMONGERS.

Boag Thomas, Victoria buildings, 7 West Blackhall st. Campbell Robert N., (and general house furnishings), 7 Cathcart street Ferguson Mrs John (and ship chandler), 5 East breast Fraser Campbell & Co. (and nail manufacturers), 10 William street Fyfe & Yeo (and ship chandlers), 5 William street, and 4 East breast Honeyman & Campbell (and wholesale), 2 Cathcart sq. M'Farlane John, 16 Cathcart street Shearer Alexander, 9 William street

LATHSPLITTERS.

Crichton Archibald, 35 West Burn street Pearson James, St Andrew's square M'Pherson John, 14 Market street

MANUFACTURERS (MISCELLANEOUS.

i£ rated Water Company, 6 Charles st. and 5 Kilblain st Aitken Robert (candle), 15 Charles street Allan George & Sons (iron), Clyde Forge, Port-Glas- gow road Fairlie & Moore, Dyewood Mill, 16 Baker street Fleming, Reid & Co., Shaws Water worsted mill Gray James and Co., paper makers, Overton paper mills Greenock Spinning Company, Drumfrochar road, and 83 Hutcheson street, Glasgow Ketterer, Currie and Co. (clock), 26 Crawfurd street M'Crae Daniel (sheep smearing grease), 44 Dalrymple st Poynter John, chemist and drysalter, 18 Baker street Robinson & Niven, drysalters and soap manufacturers, Greenock Soap works, 31 Market street Shirley T. & Co. (earthenware), Greenock potteries, Port-Glasgow road Williamson William (currier, machinery belt and engine hose), Harvie lane Wingate & Co. (chemical), Baker street 192 DIRECTORY.

MEDICAL BOTANISTS.

Allen J R , 31 Charles street Hume William, 27 Sugarhouse lane Johnston Daniel, 3 Kilblain street MERCHANTS, SHIPOWNERS, COMMISSION & SHIP AGENTS.

( See also Steam Packet Agents. ) Adam Archibald, 1 Cathcart street Alexander James, 1 Union court, West Quay head Baine & Johnston, 5 West Blackhall street Balderston David, 69 Regent street Blair George, Ford cottage, Patrick street Campbell Alexander, 2 West Quay lane Campbell Anderson & Co., 2 Shaw street Campbell Neil, Greenbank Mills Carmichael Andrew, of John Haddow & Co., Bank top Carmichael James, of Greenock Brewery Co., 39 Nichol- son street Carmichael John H., Bank top Connal Ebenezer, & Co., 2 Shannon's close Crawford William, 66 Union street Cumming J. B., 2 West quay Cunningham John & Co., 16 William street Cuthbert Robert, 1 Watt place Dalgleish George, 10 Trinidad place, Eldon street Dunlop Robert, 1 1 Sugarhouse lane Dunlop Robert, 38 West Blackhall street Eccles, Templeton & Co., 4 Church place Ewing, Angus & Co., 4 Bogle street Ewing Robert & Co., 4 Bogle street Ferguson & Co., 50 Inverkip street Ferguson D. & Co., 6 Charles street Foulds & Bone (and provision merchants), 1 1 Sugar- house lane Gray & Buchanan, 24 Bogle street Grieve James J., 9 Jamaica street Haddow John & Co. (and wood merchants), 62 Main street, Cartsdyke Hamilton Capt. Jas., Ship bank, 43 East Regent st Hamilton John, Villa marina, 18 Eldon street Hamlin Thomas & Co., 2 West Quay Hercus Peter (and provision), 2 West Quay lane DIRECTORY. 193

Hunter James & Co., 41 Rue-end street Hunter Thomas 0., and Lloyd's agent for Clyde, 10 William street Jamieson Robert & Co., 23 Cathcart street Johnstone A. R., Holmscroft house Johnston David, of Gouroch Bopework Co., 44 Union st Ker Alan (and agent for City of Glasgow Bank), 46 Cathcart street Kerr Archibald, West breast Kerr John, 4 West Quay Kerrs & M'Bride, West Quay head Kincaid Thomas, Quarry bank, 5 Eldon street Kircaldy William, 34 Eldon street Knox Robert, jun., Glasgow. House, West Bank, 2 Margaret street Lang James Innes, 10 Brougham street Leitch Arthur 0. (and bonded warehouse), 4 West qy Lindsay Andrew, Greenock Spinning Co., Prospect hill Lindsay William & Co., Excise buildings Little James & Co., Excise buildings Little Robert, Excise buildings Mann & Sutherland, 1 and 3 East Quay lane Martin & Co., 8 William street elvin William & Co., 5 Market street Miller John & Co., 5 West quay Millar Robert, 41 Union street Muir Richard, 16 Kelly street Munro Andrew & Co., "5 West quay Macaulay John, Bellevue, 17 Eldon street Macaulay Thomas, Bellevue, 17 Eldon street MacCunn John, Excise buildings Macfarlane, Brown & Co., 4 Customhouse place Mackay J. F., 2 Open shore M* Alpine Duncan, 4 Forsyth street M'Donald Donald, 21 Ardgowan square

M'Farlane John G , 29 Brougham street

M'Farlane Graham, of Greenock Brewery Co. t 39 Ni- cholson street Macfie, Graham & Co., 12 William street M'Intyre William, 7 East quay lane M*Iver Alexander, Rosemount M'Kenzie Archibald, 1 West quay 194 DIRECTORY,

M'Larty Donald & Co., Excise buildings M'Lellan James & Co., 14 Cathcart street M'Millan Colin, 43 Cathcart street M'Morland Robert S., 19 Cathcart street Macnaughtan Peter, Glen park, 19 Eldon street Newton James & Co., 2 Open shore Orr William, 8 Cross-shore street Oughterson George (metal), 17 Cathcart street Pattens & Co., Baker street Robertson Robert W., Anderson place, 14 Cathcart st Rodger Alexander, 4 Brougham street Rodger John, jun.", 35 West Stewart street Ross, Corbett & Co., 2 Shannon's close Russell Alexander, 44 Brougham street Scott John & Sons, 50 Dalrymple street Shankland D. & Co., 21 Cathcart street Shankland Robert, 1 Watt place Stewart Andrew & Co., 55 Cathcart street Stewart James & William, 10 and 12 West Burn st Stewart John M., 55 Rue-end street Stuart Alexander, 10 Shaw street Todd George & Co., 21 Shaw street Turner Coll James, 15 West Blackhall street Weir Duncan & Co., 67 Rue-end street Wilson John, 3 Trafalgar street Wilson William W., 52 Union street MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS.

Campbell and Gillespie, 3 Bank street Shearer William (and sheriff officer), 49 Cathcart st MIDWIVES. Calder Mrs, 56 Vennel Eason Mrs, 67 Rue-end street Menzies Mrs, 9 Duncan street M'Gregor Mrs, 11 Cross-shore street Paterson Mrs, 8 Tobago street MILLERS. Deer Park Mill Co. (and grain merchants), Deer Park Mills, 7 Baker street Greenbank Mills Co. (rice), Drumfrochar road—Neil Campbell, manager DIRECTORY. 195

Hector James, 8 East Stewart street Hill Matthew (and grain merchant), Bogle street and Princes street Kennedy Alexander, Cartsburn mill Brodie John (and grain merchant), Bakers' Mill, Baker street M'Kenzie and Walker (and grain merchants), Delling- burn square Service Walter, Deer Park Mills, Baker street MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS. See also ( Dressmakers. ) Banks Mrs John, 32 Inverkip street Dougall Mrs, 45 Hamilton street Gray Miss Agnes, 32 Inverkip street Hamilton Miss, 25 West Burn street Jessamine Miss Catherine, 13 Hamilton street M' Arthur Mrs, 21 Tobago street M'Lean Miss Sarah, 6 Kilblain street M* Skimming Miss E., 6 West Stewart street Mories Miss Janet, 16 Cathcart street Orr Miss, 32 Tobago street Paterson Miss, 21 Cathcart street Pollock Misses, 16 Tobago street Potter Miss E., 29 Nicholson street Symon & Crombie Misses, 58 Vennel Walker Miss Margaret, 29 Nicholson street NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN. Lawson John & Sons, 47 Hamilton street OPTICIANS AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS. M'Gregor Duncan (and watches), 8 William street Park Robert, 17 William street PAINTERS AND PAPER-HANGERS.

Buchanan James, 44 Shaw street, and 29 Rue-end st, Bonar & Cameron, 2 Watt place Drain Allan, 30 West Burn street Duncan Robert F., 26 Charles street Fyfe & Yeo (and paint manufacturers), 5 William st., and 4 East breast

Horn James, 11 West breast », u;-'J , 196 DIRECTORY.

Leitch John, 10 West breast Macalister Daniel, 24 West Burn street M'Laurin & Co., 1 Watt place M'Naught John, Union Bank buildings, Church place Sinclair Hendry & Co., 5 West Blackhall street PAWNBROKERS. Cairns John, 6 Market street Hair William, 29 Hamilton street Mays Robert, 10 and 12 Dalrymple street Millar Alexander, 31 Vennel M'Guckin John, 73 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Kerrow George, 48 Shaw street O'Neill John B., 6 Vennel O'Neill Patrick, 29 Shaw street Stewart Mrs James, 49 Vennel PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

( See Appendix. ) PLUMBERS. Adam William & Co. (and coppersmiths), 3 Dock breast Bell Peter & Co., 10 East India breast Buie M. & H., 7 Dock breast Douglas and Broadfoot, 2 West breast POTATO MERCHANTS. Killin Samuel, 25 Bearhope street Levans John, 10 Inverkip street M'Arthur Robert, 47 Inverkip street PRINTERS (LETTER-PRESS.) Blair Joseph, 40 Cathcart street Campbell William, 49 Cathcart street and 1 Bank st. Johnston John (lithographic), 8 Hamilton street Mackenzie A. & Co., 29 Hamilton street Stewart Robert, 38 Hamilton street PROVISION DEALERS. Arroll William, 58 Vennel Bannigan John, 45 Shaw street Boyd William, 28 Tobago street Boyle James, 26 Market street Carchrie James, 40 Shaw street DIRECTORY. 197

Cowan Daniel, 43 Hamilton street Coyle John, 21 Cathcart street Currie Mrs Matthew, 35 Cathcart street Douglas Malcolm, 37 Cathcart street Fullarton Robert, 19 Market street Kelso Robert, 31 Shaw street Muir Robert, 25 Vennel M' Arthur William, 13 Vennel M'Millan Hugh, 26 Hamilton street M'Naughton John, 53 Vennel Stewart Alexander, 65 Vennel PLASTERERS. Crombie Daniel, 58 Vennel Foster John, 39 Hamilton street Paul Colin. Yard, 1 Springkell street Tannock Quintin, Harvie lane M* In tyre James, 58 Dairymple street POULTERERS. Gallacher James, (and fruiterer), 2 Albert place, Wesl Blackhall street Gallacher John, 12 Highland close Paterson Robert, 15 Market street M'Connell Mrs, 31 Hamilton street M'Lachlan Miss, 39 Hamilton street RIGGERS. Andrew James, 20 Cathcart street Benson Robert, 1 Lyle street Benson William, 17 Lynedoch street Groves Stephen, 20 Ann street ROPE AND TWINE MAKERS. Brown Robert, 24 Kelly street Gourock Ropework Company (and sail cloth manmfac- turers), 12 Cross-shore street, and 8 East breast Leitch Quintin &> Co., 11 West breast Orr, Hunter & Co., 2 West Quay lane Tough Alexander & Sons, 3 East breast SADDLERS, Adams William D., 19 Cathcart street Adams Mrs John, 19 Cathcart street Scott Robert, 36 Cathcart street • 2 198 DIRfcCfOIll

SAILMAKERS. Ferguson A. & Co., 5 East breast Fish, Brown & Co., East breast Hamilton & Adams, 21 Shaw street Orr, Hunter & Co., 2 West tyuay lane Menzies Alexander, 2 Virginia street Pennel Joseph, 1 East Quay lane

SCULPTORS. Stevenson Charles, (and photographer), Cemetery gate Wood Robert, Cemetery gate

SHERIFF-OFFICERS.

Ash George, 1 Bank street Orookshanks James, 3 Bank street Govan Andrew, 3 Bank street Smith James, 3 Bank street Wight Robert, 1 1 Vennel

SHIP-CHANDLERS. Callander Thomas & Co., (tinsmith and compass makers), 11 West breast Fyfe & Yeo, 5 William street Ferguson Mrs John, 5 West breast Harvey & Watson, (and ironmongers), 65 Rue -end st« Mac Lean Archibald, 4 West breast M'Pherson & Co., 3 East breast Scott William and Co., 2 West quay SHIP-BUILDERS.

Bourne John and Co (iron), Port-Glasgow road Caird and Co. (iron), 14 Main street, Cartsdyke Hill Lawrence and Co. (iron), Port* Glasgow road M'Millan James and Son, Albert Building yard Scott & Co. (iron), Garvel Park building yard Scott John & Sons, 50 Dalrymple street Steele Robert and Co., 4 Rue-end street, and 62 Main street, Cartsdyke SICK NURSES AND KEEPERS. Darroch Mrs, Lyle's land, Back walks Teulon Mrs, 22 Ann street DIRECTORY.

SLATERS.

Adams and Handyside, 14 Kilblain street Anderson Thomas (and slate merchant), 7 East India breast Handyside George, 9 Tobago street M'Kay Peter (and slate merchant), 41 Hamilton street Swan William (and slate merchant), 5 Sir Michael st. SPIRIT DEALERS.

( See also Grocers and Spirit Dealers and Inn and Tavern Keepers.) Allan Mrs, 46 Inverkip street Allison Mrs E., 31 Regent street Anderson Mrs John, 9 Rue-end street Angus Mrs George, 4 Shaw street Ballantine George, 33 Vennel Balfour John, 13 Cartsburn street Banks Mrs Thomas, 55 Vennel Bannatyne Robert, 10 Ropework street Barr Mrs Robert, 12 East India breast Baxter Mrs E., St Andrew's square Bell Alexander, 34 Dalrvmple street Bell Francis, 11 Hamilton street Bigham David, 32 Charles street Blair Alexander, 12 Bogle street Blair Hugh, 3 Bell entry Blair James, and Son, 5 Customhouse place Blue John, 8 Charles street Boyce Edward, 31 Shaw street Bradley John, 9 East breast Brothers Mrs Samuel, 2 East breast Burns Hugh, 26 Market street Cadenhead Mrs Margaret, 45 Dalrymple street Cameron Archibald, 6 East Shaw street Campbell Donald, 48 Shaw street Campbell Thomas, 13 Vennel Carmichael Archibald, 8 Manse lane Carmichael Michael, 35 Dalrymple street Clark Donald, 30 Shaw street Clark Mrs Janet, 49 Dalrymple street Coats John, 18 Sir Michael street Cochrane Thomas, 31 Market street Cochrane Mrs, li Dalrymple street 200 DIRECTORY.

Cook Mrs, 10 East breast Crawford Alexander, 60 Dalrjmple street Crawford Robert (and cattle dealer), 6 Market street Crawford Mrs A., 3 West breast Crawford Mrs Eobert, 23 Main street, Cartsdjke Currie Mrs John, 30 West Burn street Darroch Archibald, 48 Dalrjmple street Devine William, 29 Dalrjmple street Dow Archibald, 26 Cathcart street Dow Miss Cameron, 3 Under crescent Downie and M'Aulaj, 8 West breast Duff William, 17 Bearhope street Dunsmore John, 24 Arthur street Erskine John, 32 Dalrjmple street Farquhar Mrs James, 53 Roxburgh street Fauset Mrs Thomas, 32 Cathcart street Faj Arthur, 12 Vennel Ferguson Peter, 8 Baker street Fleming Alexander, 16 Vennel Flucker James, Harvie lane Gallacher John, 8 Dalrjmple street Gibb John, 62 Vennel Gibson Mrs Robert, 14 Sir Michael street Glen Mrs William, 4 Broad close Goold Henrj, 25 Vennel Goudj James, 1 Open shore Graham Charles, 5 Dalrjmple street Graham Duncan, 4 Watson's lane Graham John, 9 Sir Michael street Graham Mrs Robert, 24 Dalrjmple street Grant John, 9 Arthur street Grassie Mrs William, 3t Vennel Greig Mrs E., 19 Tobago street Hamilton Henrj, 10 Sir Michael street Hendrj John, 57 Rue-end street Hendrj John, 63 Main street, Cartsdjke Hennj Dennis, 10 East breast Hood William, 22 Vennel Houston James, 10 Baker street Houston Robert (and grain merchant), 38 Inverkip st Hunter William, (wholesale), 40 Cathcart street Hunter Mrs Janet, 7 Shaw street DIRECTORY. 201

Jack Edward, 3 Highland close Jamieson John, 5 York street James Mrs Thomas, 15 West Blackhall street Johnston Mrs Archibald, 20 West Blackhall street Keith Mrs, 3 Market street Kennedy Charles, 17 Dalrymple street Kerr James, 10 West breast Kerr Mrs John, 18 Duncan street King Mrs Robert, 69 Main street, Cartsdjke Kirkwood James, 10 East breast Laird Mrs Sarah, 6 Ann street Leitch Angus, 26 Dalrymple street Little James, 1 East breast Livingston Neil, 2 Mansion-house lane Mackie John, 36 Shaw street, and 6 Cross-shore street Millar William, 42 Cathcart street Millar Mrs Agnes, 38 Ann street Morris Hugh, 27 Vennel Morris John, 33 Dalrjmple street Muir Archibald, 45 Shaw street Munro William, 53 Main street, Cartsdyke Murray Robert, 71 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Anish John, 34 Vennel M'Arthur Hugh, 61 Main street, Cartsdyke M' Arthur James, 40 Dalrymple street M

M'Fayden John, 18 Vermel M'Farlane Alexander, 38 Dalrymple street A M' Gilchrist Mrs, 14 Market street M'Intyre Alexander, 7 Rue-end street M'Kay Donald, 19 Charles street M'Kellar Daniel, 4 Dalrymple street M'Kellar James, 6 Smith's lane M'Kellar Neil, 22 Hamilton street M'Kellar Mrs, 29 Sugarhouse lane M'Kellar Mrs, 40 West Burn street M'Kenzie Donald, 35 Vennel M'Kenzie Mrs James, 24 East Shaw street M'Kenzie Mrs John, 4 Bearhope street M'Kenzie Mrs, 57 Dalrymple street M'Lean Alexander, 34 Inverkip street M'Lean Lachlan, 22 Market street M'Laren John, 34 Charles street M'Leod Duncan, 28 Shaw street M'Murtrie Mrs Thomas, 61 Rue-end street M'Neill Walter, 13 Shaw street M'Neilage George, 3 Shannon's close M'Queen Mrs Kenneth, 24 Charles street M'Vicar Donald, 14 Shaw street M'Vicar John, 50 Shaw street M'Watt Francis, 57 Dalrymple street Nimmo Mrs John, 4 East Quay lane Orr James, 34 Sir Michael street Paterson George, 1 Regent street Paterson John, 29 Vennel Patrick David, 2 Charles street Paul David, 43 Shaw street, and 6 Cross-shore street Paul James, 6 East breast Paul John, 3 Vennel Paul Robert, 3 Charles street Peters James S., 39 Shaw street Peace James, 43 Ann street Pettigrew James, East Hamilton street Quin John, 26 West Burn street Rintoul John, 8 Inverkip street Robertson Wellwood M., 2 Buccleuch street Robinson Daniel, Railway store, 1 1 Highland close

Saunders James, 8 Shaw street . ~M» DIRECTORY. 203

Scott James, 44 Vennel Shaw Mrs Archibald, Port-Glasgow road Shaw Mrs Marj, 59 Hue-end street Shearer William. 39 West Blackhall street Simpson Robert, 20 Cathcart street Skivington Arthur, 53 Shaw street Smith William, 2 Clyde crescent Stevenson David, 55 Main street, Cartsdyke Stewart Denniston, 24 Cathcart street Stewart Samuel, 59 Main street, Cartsdyke Stewart Thomas, 14 John street Stirling Mrs James. 11 John street Sutherland Susan, 1 Springkell street Sword John, 69 Vennel Taylor Alexander, 8 Cathcart street Tennant Mrs John, 28 Market street Thorn Charles, 3 West Quay lane Turner Alexander, 16 Stanners street Walker Andrew, 21 Rue-end street Walker Mrs George, 27 Rue-end street Walker William, 45 Inverkip street Walker and Co., 8 East breast Ware Courtney, 7 East breast Watson John, 4 Wellington court Weir Malcolm 41 Shaw street Weir Donald, 12 Inverkip street Williams John, 1 East breast Wilkie David, 9 Cross Shore street Wilson John, 13 Cathcart street Young William, 10 Ann street Young Mrs A., 3 East breast STAY AND UNDER-CLOTHING WAREHOUSE KEEPERS, Burton Mrs John, 19 Cathcart street Charles and Co., 8 West Blackhall street Hamilton James, 14 Market street Kelly Mrs H., 3 Tobago street M'Kenzie and Brodie, 22 Cathcart street Sinclair John, 20 Cathcart street Turner M., 12 West Blackhall street STEAM PACKET AGENTS. Benham James, 22 Shaw street 204 DIRECTORY.

Dawson John, 17 Lynedoch street Hendry John, 2 West breast Laird Alex, and Son, 2 Cross-shore street Lindsay William and Co., Excise buildings Little James and Co., Excise buildings M'Allister Archibald, 1 East Quay lane M'Culloch Alexander G. S., Excise buildings M'Intyre James, Railway station M'Larty Donald and Co., Excise buildings Mann and Sutherland, 1 and 3 East Quay lane New Clyde Towing Co., Robert Seaton, manager Park James, (tug), 4 West Quay STRAW-HAT MAKERS. Fleming, Ross and Co. (and milliners), 4 West Black- hall street Fulton Miss M-, 20 Cathcart street Lang Mrs William, 25 Charles street M' Donald Miss, 42 Dalrymple street M'Sporan Mrs, 5 John street Mories Miss, (and milliner), 16 Cathcart street Orr Mrs John (and dressmaker), 46 Crawfurd street Sandielands Miss 12 West Blackhall street Roy Miss, 15 Inverkip street White Mrs, 36 Hamilton street SUGAR REFINERS. Anderson, Orr & Co., Berry-yards, head of Lynedoch st Blair, Reid & Steele, Ingleston road Brown Matthew, 3 Captain street Fairrie James & Co., 3 Ker street, Glebe Ferguson and Co., 50 Inverkip street Hoyle, Martin and Co., 29 Sugarhouse lane Neill and Dempster, Dellingburn street Pattens and Co., Baker street Speirs James, East Hamilton street. Office, Anderson place, 14 Cathcart street Walker John and Co., 41 Nicholson street Wrede and Co., Cartsburn TAILORS. Coates Archd., 15 Inverkip street Cruden Alexander, 2 Tobago street DIRECTORY. 205

Davis James, 26 East Shaw street Foster Duncan, 4 William street Fraser James, 33 Hamilton street Glen James, 32 Hamilton street Hardisty James, 38 Hamilton street Henderson William, 32 Hamilton street Hendry J. and ft., 24 Hamilton street Higgins Thomas, 21 Hamilton street Kelly William, (house of call), 16 Market street Menzies William, 8 Hamilton street M'Donald Neil, 2 Hamilton street M'Donald John, 12 Tobago street Rose Hugh, (and oilskin manufacturer), 44 Shaw street Sharp Samuel, 2 Cartsburn street Smith Dugald, 26 Nicholson street Smith Robert, 22 Sugarhouse lane Somerville John, 27 Hamilton street Stewart Alexander, 2 Hamilton street

TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS.

Baillie James (and oilskin manufacturer), 42 Shaw st Brodie John, 22 Cathcart street Browning John, 5 Hamilton street Bruce G. and J. (and hatters), 46 Hamilton street Carbery Charles, 14 William street Crawford M. and Son, (and outfitters), 30 Cathcart st. Crawford John, 35 Cathcart street Davidson Robert, 14 Hamilton street Donnelly Peter, 12 Hamilton street Ellard and Co. (and outfitters), 16 William street Finlay Robert B. and Co., 10 West Blackhall street Hendry J. and R., 24 Hamilton street Hendry William, 17 William street Gardiner Peter and Son, 4 William street and 2 Dal- rymple street Lamont Neil, 19 Hamilton street M'Ara and Stark, Greenock Bank buildings, 29 Cath- cart street M f Arthur Donald, 42 Shaw street M' Arthur James & Co., 42 Shaw street M'Govern Patrick, 1 1 William street M'Master Alexander, 40 Cathcart street }

206 B-IRECTORT,

McMillan Colin, 43 Cathcart street Fatersou Daniel, 8 Hamilton street Stewart John, 8 Cathcart street Thomson John, 4 West Blackhall street TANNERS AND CURRIERS. Arbuckle James & Co., 5 Cartsburn street Campbell John, 9 West breast Kirk Adam & Co., 7 Harvie lane, and 3 Dairymple st, Marshall William & Son, Ladjburn, Port-Glasgow road M'Farlane Thomas M., 17 Cartsburn street TEACHERS.

( See Public Schoo Is and Teachers hi Appendix. TEMPERANCE COFFEE HOUSE KEEPERS.

Borland J. C., 24 Cathcart street Fleming's, late M'Culloch's, 8 Cathcart square TIMBER MERCHANTS. Aitken Thomas, 62 Regent street Broun Neil, 2 Cathcart street Cameron Allan, 6 St Andrew street Mories John & Co., 10 and 22 East India breast M'Lean James & Co., 64 Main street, Cartsdyke, and 8 Dellingburn street Robb John & Co., Caledonian Saw Mills, Port-Glasgow road TOBACCONISTS. Allan George, 23 Dalryrnple street Bruce Mrs A., 40 Hamilton street Burgess John, 3 Dalryrnple street Campbell Miss M., 16 Hamilton street Donald John, 10 Hamilton street Jamieson Elizabeth, 28 Cathcart street M'Alister Archibald, 1 East Quay lane M'Farlane Mrs, 65 Rue-end street M'Kinlay Archibald, 18 Vennel M'Lachlan John, 20 West Blackhall street M'Lachlan Miss, 33 Hamilton street Scott James, 36 Hamilton street Yeats John &Co., 65 Rue-end street DIRECTORY. 207

UMBRELLA MAKERS.

Clark John, 30 Sugarhouse lane Preston Richard, (and parasol), 14 Hamilton street Quia John, 26 West Burn street

WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS.

Aitken Andrew, 3 Hamilton street Alexander D. C, (clockmaker and engraver), 22 Sugar- house lane Blair Alexander, 14 Hamilton street Clark John & Son, 43 Cathcart street Douglas Edward, 69 Rue-end street Douglas John, 9 East breast Douglas & Son, (and engravers), 9 Hamilton street Gardner James, (and chronometer maker), 8 Hamilton street

Heron James & Co., (and clockmakers), 3 Cowgate st. Maitland John, (and clockmaker), 11 Market street Menzies William, 5 Hamilton street Rankin Alexander, (and clockmaker), 5 William street Thomson Robert, 1 William street

WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

Allison William & Co., 57 Vennel Buchanan James, 8 East India breast Cole George Augustus, British wine agent, 4 Boglo st° Hunter William, 40 Cathcart street Lyle John, 4 West Quay lane

Mackenzie & Weir, West Quay head, 38 Dalrymple sfc M'Gregor John, 23 and 25 Shaw street, and 9 East Quay lane Ostler Andrew, 7 Tnverkip street Prentice John and Thomas, 17 Nicholson street Rowan Thomas B. & Co., 9 Inverkip street, and 6 Cartsburn street Sword Archibald, 20 West Burn street and 11 Shaw st. Thorne & Curtis, Distillery stores, 6 Manse lane Turner Douglas, 18 Nicholson street Watt William, 22 Cathcart street, and 27 Main street, Cartsdyke 208 DIRECTORY.

WOOD MEASURERS.

Adam George, 1 Cathcart street Fullarton Robert, 9 East India breast

WRIGHTS.

Agnew Alexander (and house factor), 15 Cross-shore st Allison Stewart, 30 Crawfurd street Black and Anderson, 21 West Blackhall street, and 24 West Stewart street Blair and Barclay (and glaziers), 10 Cross-shore street Brown John (and glazier), 13 Charles street Chalmers Hugh M. (and glazier), 14 Ann street Crawford Andrew (and blockmaker and house factor), 22 West Burn street Crawford and Fulton (and glaziers), 16 Bogle street Cuthbertson W. C, 14 St Andrew street Dallas R., 39 Hamilton street Dempster William, Ingleston road Downie John, 5 Dellingburn street Eddington & Hunter (and glaziers), 5 Inverkip street Ferguson John (and smith), 3 Virginia street Gaff William (and wood merchant), 5 Argyle street Hendry Duncan (and blockmaker), 5 Dock breast Jamieson A. & R. (and glaziers), 10 Nicholson street Lang & Aitken, 15 Bogle street Lamb Thomas & Sous (and blockmakers and ship carpenters), 30 Market street Maclachlan Donald (and glazier and undertaker), 8 Tobago street Morison Malcom (and glazier), 30 West Blackhall st Mossman John, 5 Market street M'Donald Daniel (and blockmaker), 1 New Dock lane M'Intyre & Campbell, 15 Arthur street M'Kechnie Hugh, 20 John street M' Leod D. & Co. (carvers and blockmakers), 9 West breast M* Naught James, 6 Lyle street Orr Joseph (and blockmaker), 37 Dalrymple street Shankland John, 49 Shaw street Shaw James, jun., and Co. (and undertakers), 6 Charles street DIRECTORY. 209

Somerville William, 49 Main street, Cartsdyke Symington John, 16 Sugarhouse laDe Thomson and Mitchell, 3 Tobago street Thomson Samuel, (and funeral undertaker), 51 Vennel Weir James, 18 West Blackhall street

WRITERS. (See Appendix.) MISCELLANEOUS.

Burwell Lazarus, fancy bazaar, 14 Cathcart street Dowie E. T., surgeon dentist, 6 West Blackhall street Dempster James, architect, 4 Mansion-house lane Ducken Edward, basket maker, 44 Dairymple street Galbraith John, sugar sampler, 11 West breast Gardner James, working jeweller, 17 William street Gardner John, japanner, 45 Cathcart street Greenock Distillery Co., 27 Tobago street Greenock Saw Mill Co., Kingston, Port-Glasgow road Harrison William, basket maker, 15 Crawfurd street Menzies John, working silversmith and jeweller, 5 Ha- milton street Jackson Abram, wood, hoop, and basket merchant, 22 West Stewart street Mitchell Adam, bookbinder, 41 Cathcart street Muir Charles, nail maker, 4 East Shaw street M'Bay Thomas, leather merchant, 4 Dairymple street M'Gauvern Peter, basket maker, 28 Market street M'Gregor J. & D., funeral undertakers, Cathcart square M'Kenzie Wm., edge tool maker, 20 John street M'Lean Daniel, leather merchant, 3 Manse lane Bobinson Alexander, veterinary surgeon, 37 West Burn street and 60 Vennel Stevenson Alexander, leather merchant, 4 Dairymple at Stewart Hugh, optician, broker, and dealer in gold and silver plate, 14 Dairymple street Warden James, produce broker, 16 William street Western Saw Mills, Bay of Quick Wood John, millwright, 1 Regent street

APPENDIX

PARLIAMENTARY AND MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES.

FIRST WARD.

That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line commencing at the point where Ladyburn joins the River Clyde, and running westward along the margin of the said River to the point where Cartsburn joins the Clyde; thence up the said Burn till it is crossed

by Rue-end Street ; thence along the centre of the said Street till

the same joins Cathcart Street ; thence along the centre of the said

Street to the foot of Bank Street ; thence along the centre of the

said Street to its southren extremity ; thence in a straight line to the Parliamentary boundary at the upper east Reservoir, and from thence eastward and northward, along the Parliamentary boundary, to the point first described. —Electors, 254.

SECOND WARD.

That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line commencing at the point where Cartsburn joins the Clyde, thence up the said Burn to the point where it is crossed by Rue-end Street; thence along the centre of Rue-end and Cathcart Streets to the centre of Cathcart Square; thence to the head of William Street; thence along the centre of the said Street to the Mid Quay; thence along the said Mid Quay to the Clyde; and thence south-eastward along the margin of the said River to the point first described.—Electors, 176. THIRD WARD.

That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line commencing at the north-east extremity of the Mid Quay, and running along the said Quay to the foot of William Street ; thence along the centre of

the said Street to the centre of Cathcart Square ; thence along the said Square to Hamilton Street ; thence along the centre of Hamilton Street to Sugarhouse Lane; thence down the said Lane to the point where Crawfurd Street crosses the West Burn ; thence down the said Burn to where it enters the Clyde; thence along the margin of the said River to the extremity of the Mid Quay, being the point first described. — Electors, 171. APPENDIX.

FOURTH WARD. That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line commencing at the centre of Cathcart Square; thence proceeding to Hamilton Street, and along the said Street to the point where it joins Sugar-

house Lane ; thence southward along the centre of said Lane; thence

along the centre of Sir Michael Street to Roxburgh Street ; thence along the centre of said Street in a straight line to the West Burn;

thence up the West Burn to the Parliamentary boundary ; thence along said boundary to the Upper East Reservoir; thence along the west boundary of Ward First to the point first described Electors 246. FIFTH WARD All the remaining parts of the Burgh — Electors, 328. GENERAL DECLARATION. All the boundaries of the Wards shall be understood to run along the centre of the Streets, Roads, Lanes, Streams, and Closes by which they are described to be bounded, except where the contrary is particularly provided. Any Streets, Grounds, Houses, and places situated within the boundaries, and not included in the description of the several Wards before mentioned, shall be held as belonging to the Ward to which such Streets, Grounds, Houses, and places are severally next adjacent, unless where otherwise specially provided. Constituency,— 1169—returning one Member to Parliament.

ALEX. MURRAY DUNLOP, Member of Parliament for the Town of Greenock.

GREENOCK CENSUS RETURNS FOR 1851. Males. Females. Total. East Parish, 3637 3407 7044 Mid Parish, 4493 4879 9372 West Parish, ... — 8902 10621 19523 On board of vessels in the harbours and roadstead, 380 5 385 Public Institutions, 163 228 391 Beyond the Parliamentary Boundary, 335 406 741 Seafaring and other persons absent from home, ..l\ 1485 450 1935

19,395 19,996 39,391 Census of 1841, ... :.. 38,846

Total Increase, ... 545 Those persons living beyond the Parliamentary Boundary, but returned in schedules from Greenock, and also sea-faring persons

and others absent from home, were included in the census of 1841 ; they are added in the above table as on that occasion, the whole ex- hibiting an increase in the population of 545. — —

APPENDIX. 3

Greenock was erected into a Burgh of Barony in the year 1635. First Magistrates and Council elected in the year 1751. Greenock Library begun in 1783. Greenock Chamber of Commerce, incorporated 1813. Shaws Water introduced in the year 1827. Greenock Gas Works erected 1828. Railway to Paisley and Glasgow opened in the year 1841. Victoria Harbour opened on 17th October, 1850. Foundation Stone of Sir Gabriel Wood's Mariners' Asylum laid on the 17th October, 1850. James Watt born here 19th January, 1736. Died 25th August, 1819. Sacramental Fast Days—Thursday before fourth Sunday of March, and fourth Sunday of September. Fairs— First Thursday in July, and 4th Tuesday in November.

AGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL.

Provost—John Martin.

Bailies.

Hew M'llwraith. Robert Sellers. James Speirs. Charles Grey. Treasurer- -James Duff.

Councillors.

1st Ward. Hugh Dempster. Robert Sellers. James T. Caiid. 3d Ward. Charles P. Hunter. Jame9 Speirs. John Martin. 5th Ward. James Duff. Thomas Shaw. James Ballantine. 2d Ward. Andrew Stewart. Neil Campbell. Robert Steele, jun. 4th Ward. Thomas Kincaid. Charles Grey. Hew M'llwraith. John Gray.

Ordinary Meetings, first Tuesday of every month.

Office-Bearers.

Town Clerk—John Kerr Gray. Dep. Harbour Masters—R. Kerr, Depute Town Clerk—John Mac- and Robert Atkins. kenzie. Collector of Town's Assessment Chamberlain—John Adam. A. Nimmo. Proc. Fiscal— Archd. M'Callum. Collector of Harbour and Anchor- Superintendent of Public Works age Dues— A. Shannon. Wm. Allison. Superintendent of Town and Quay Harbour and Dock Master—John Police—Alex. Mann. Millar. Steamboat Harbour Master— Mal- com Darroch. Assessor— Alexander Murray Dunlop, M.P., Advocate, Edinburgh. ——

APPENDIX.

TRUSTEES ON THE HARBOURS.

By Acts of Parliament, the Provost, Magistrates, and Town Coun- cil, who are, with the following gentlemen, elected annually in November, by the Shipowners of Greenock

COMMISSIONERS ON THE HARBOURS.

Robert Cuthbert. Alex. Russell. Robert Steele. Duncan M'Alpine. James Hamilton. Duncan Hoyle. Duncan A. Campbell. John H. Carmichael. Archibald Sword. Clerk- -John Kerr Gray.

WATER TRUSTEES.

The Trustees for paving, lighting, cleansing, and watching the town, and supplying the same with water, in terms of the Act of Parliament, are the Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council, along with nine persons elected by the feuars, householders, and ratepayers, three of them in November annually, viz. : Hugh Ritchie. Matthew Mitchell. James Lang. Wm. Curtis, Robert Blair. Robert Forrest. George Allan. Robert Houston. Robert Cowan. John Kerr Gray, Clerk—A. Nimmo, Collector.

Superintendent of Street Cleaning—John M'Neilage.

water commissioners—(Elected annually in November.)

Andrew Sillers. James M'Lellan. Robert Allan. Duncan Henry. William Robinson. Andrew R. Orr. John A. Macfarlane. John Black, jun. George Raff. John Kerr Gray, Clerk.

GREENOCK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Andrew Lindsay, Chairman. Colin S. Caird, Treasurer.

directors.

John Neil. Matthew Brown. Andrew Munro. Andrew Stewart. David Johnston. Robert Binnie. Robert Macfie. C. P. Hunter. Robert Cuthbert. James Morton. Thomas King, Secretary. APPENDIX.

ADJUSTER OF IMPERIAL WEIGHTS & MEASURES.

John Buchanan, Dry Measures, andl Inspector and Adjuster, 18 Cathcart bcreet. Liquid Measures, J >

TOWN POLICE— Office, 6, Hamilton Street.

Alexander Mann, Superintendent of Town Police,—House, 15, Nelson Street. One Day Sergeant, One Day Corporal, One Night Sergeant, One Night Corporal, Two Detectives by Day and One by Night, Nine Day Officers, and One Day Turnkey, 21 Night Watchmen, One Night Turnkey. Charles 'Auld, M.D., Police Surgeon,— House, 5, Houston Street, Consulting Rooms, 3, Bank Street.

HARBOUR POLICE.

Alexander Mann, Superintendent of the Quay and Harbour Police, —House, 15, Nelson Street, —with Eleven Day Officers, Four

Steamboat do , and Twelve Night Watchmen,

QRffPWOnV T3 0TCOTVT l.f, APPENDIX.

MARKETS.

Fish Market, opposite 1, West Breast.

Flesh Market, Market Street—George Moffat, Inspector and Superintendent, at the Market. Besides a Weekly Market held on Friday, Fairs, each of three days' duration, annually begin on the first Thursday of July, and fourth Tuesday of November ; and a Horse and Cattle Market, which is held on the Friday before Glas- gow Whitsun Monday Fair, and on the Friday immediately preceed- ing Kilbarchan Fair.

GREENOCK PAROCHIAL BOARD— Rooms, Captain Street.

Bailie M'llwraith, Chairman of the Board.

The Management is vested in a Committee—sub-divided into Com- mittees«for the despatch of business—Hugh Ritchie, Chairman. Thomas Burton, Collector—John Malcom, Inspector. DISTRICT SURGEONS.

A. D. Stewart. j J. H. Bryson.

Alexander Kelso. j James Wallace. John M'Millan, Officer.

Archibald Blair, Governor, and Mrs M'Arthur, Matron of Poor House. GREENOCK HOSPITAL AND INFIKiviaki, Invebkip Street— Established 1819- Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Baronet, President. The Provost of Greenock, Messrs Adam Fairrie, and Robert Macfie, Vice-Presidents. Mr Alexander Rodger, (Banker,) Treasurer. Mr George Williamson, Secretary. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. Robert Millar, Chairman— Robert Blair, Deputy-Chairman. The Provost of Port- Glasgow Robert Cowan. John Mackenzie. William M'Artbur. James Innes Lang, James Miller, jun. Robert Forrest. William Lindsay. D. A. Campbell. Hugh Cameron. James Stewart. James Arbuckle. Alan Ker. Robert Macfie. Andrew Tasker. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Drs Wallace, Henry, Speirs, and Fox. James Macintyre, House. Surgeon — Mrs Cottar, Matron.

LUNATIC ASYLUM, HILLEND. Robert and James Thomson, Managers. James Mackie, M.D., Physician,

GREENOCK LIBRARY—Watt Monument, Union Street. Instituted 1783.

The management is vested in a Committee, who are elected annually in January. The annual payment for proprietors is 13s., and for others one guinea. Thomas Stark, Treasurer and Secretary. —E. C. Black, Librarian. In 1807 a collection of Foreign Literature was commenced, which collection, now greatly enlarged, was in 1834 added to this Library, and is free to all the subscribers without any additional charge. Ten Pounds annually from the general funds are applied to the purchase of foreign books. The Library contains upwards of 10,000 volumes, and has above 200 subscribers. Attached to the Institution is a h ^u.^un i.i -menage, President— William M'llwraith, Treasurer. Robert Hendry, Secretary — David Gow, Curator and Librarian. The Institution comprises a Library of upwards of 5000 volumes; a Reading Room, containing almost all the Metropolitan and an extensive selection of the Provincial and Local Newspapers, and nearly the whole of the popular Periodicals, Magazines, and Reviews of the day—accessible to Mechanics and others on the following terms, viz., Reading Room, Is 6d per quarter; Library, Js per half-year.

CARTSDYKE MECHANICS' LIBRARY. 5, East Blackhall Street. —Instituted 1830. The annual payment is Two Shillings. The management is vested in a Committee of 21. Duncan M'Arthur, Librarian. The Library contains nearly 3000 volumes, and has upwards of 600 readers. Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, from half-past 7 till 9 o'clock.

GREENOCK COFFEE-ROOM—2 Cathcart Square. Opened in 1820. Terms, .£1 10s yearly, paid in advance. Strangers residing in the Town for not more than six weeks, admitted gratis. committee. Samuel Foulds James Speirs Neil Leitch Charles P. Hunter Andrew Stewart James Wallace, M.D. Henry Erskine James Maclellan Allan Swan Allan Swan, Treasurer.

J. H. Teulon, Keeper. — House, Redbarn Cottage, 6 Roxburgh Street.

GREENOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS AND ASSEMBLY ROOMS—i>9 Cathcart Street. COMMIITEE. Robert Ewing Robert Steele John Macaulay C. C. Scott James Oughterson H. T. Patten James Tasker John Scott Andrew Tasker, Treasurer and Secretary. Robeit Allan, Keep?r— House, 53 Shaw Street. APPENDIX. 15

CHARITY SCHOOL—Ann Street. COMMITTEE. Robert Park Alex. M'Gill William Martin Alexander Stuart Donald M Donald Archd. Paton Robert Miller — James I. Lang Archd. Denniston Charles Mills Thomas Fairrie, Treasurer. John Hutcheson, Secretary. Thomas Kay, Teacher.

SHAWS WATER JOINT STOCK COMPANY. Constituted by Act of Parliament, 16th June, 1825. DIRECTORS. Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Baronet, Chairman. James Ta>ker, Vice Chairman. Andrew Lindsay, Robert Steele, J. C. Buchanan, A. Anderson, aod John Rodger, jr. David Crawford Clerk— Peter Morison, Superintendent. James Brown, Collector.

MILLS ON THE SHAWS WATER FALLS.

Saw Mill (fall No. 1, old line,) descent 26 feet, 46 horse power.

Barley, Corn, and Flour Mills, (fall No 2, old line,) descent 24 feet, 43 horse power— M'Kenzie & Walker. Flour Mill, (fall No. 3, old line,) descent 17 feet, 30 horse power- Bakers' Mill Company— Muir & Brodie. Logwood Mill, (fall No. 4, old line,— Robert Reyburn. Foundry, do. do. —A. & W. Johnston. Chemical Work, do. do. —John Poynter. Paint Mill. do. do. Fyfe-

Descent 26 feet, 46 horse power.

Chemical Works, (fall No. 5, old line,) descent 22 feet, 39 horse power —John Poynter. Rice Mill, (fall No. 6, old line,) descent 19 feet, 34 horse power- Neil Campbell, Manager.

Sail Cloth Mill, (fall No. 7, old line,) descent 28 feet, 50 horse power— Gourock Ropework Company.

Shaws Water Cotton Spinning Company, (falls Nos. 8, 9, and 10, old and new lines,) descent 87 feet, 314 horse power. Dyewood Mills, (fall No. 11, old line,) descent 23 feet 6 inches, 42 horse power—David Ramsay & Co. Dyeing, Ccrding, and Milling Mills, (fall No. 11, old line,) descent 10 feet, 18 horse power— Robert Houston. Worsted Manufactory, (fall No. 12, old line,) descent 29 feet 6 in. 53 horse power— Fleming, Reid & Co. 16 APPENDIX.

Paper Mill, (fall No 18, old line,) descent 20 feet, 54 horsepower— J. Gray & Co.

Flour Mill, &c. (fall No. 1, new line,) descent 14 ft., 29 horse power — George Allan, jun. Foundry, &c. (fall No. 2, new line,) descent 45 feet, 81 horse power —Scott, Sinclair & Co. Flour and Corn Mills, Deer Park, (fall No. 3, new line), descent 18 feet, 32 horse power— W. Service & Co. Sugar Refinery, (fall No. 4, new line), descent 21 feet, 38 horse power— Blair, Reid & Steele. Sugar Refinery, (fall Nos. 5 and 7, 12 feet, 2li horse power, new line,) descent 47 feet, 38 horse power— Pattens & Co. i Foundry, (fall Nos. 5 and 6, 12 feet, 21^ horse power, new line,) descent 47 feet, 26 horse power— M'Nab & Clark. Sugar Refinery, 12 feet fall, 21| horse power— Anderson, Orr & Company.

The Shaws Water Company has two lines of falls, their descent being each 512 feet (or 1824 feet), with 1200 cubic feet of water per minute— is equal to 1843 horse power, of which 1051 are occupied, and 792 are still unlet.

CALEDONIAN RAILWAY COMPANY. William Johnstone, Banker, Glasgow, Chairman. William Fenton, Banker, Rochdale, Deputy- Chairman. DIRECTORS. William Baird, of Elie, Glasgow. Thomas Price, 11, Langham Place, London. Thomas M'Micking, Merchant, Glasgow. John Copland, jun., the Grove, Hackney, Middlesex. Alexander M'Gregor, Liverpool. Douglas Campbell, Edinburgh. Archibald Glen Kidston, Merchant, Glasgow. Thomas Dundas Speirs, Houston, Johnstone.

GREENOCK RAILWAY GUARANTEED COMPANY. DIRECTORS.

Robert Steele, E*q., Chairman. William Wbitemore, Archibald Glen Kidston, James Tasker, Thomas Turner.

Archd. M'Kellar, Secretary— Office, 2, Church Place.

CONSULS AT GREENOCK. Austrian and Sardinian, John Neill. Swedish and Norwegian, T. O. Hunter. APFENDIX. 17

CUSTOMHOUSE— Steamboat Quay. Collector, W. S. Roe— Comptroller, Robert Willingale. Long- Room Clerks—Thomas King, Uttrick Walton, James Little, Stewart Macalister, Hugh Macgregor, Duncan M'Intyre. Duncan M'Farlane, Messenger. Thomas Osbourne, Landing Surveyor and Surveyor of Warehouses.

Searchers, Landing Waiters, and Coast Waiters, A. Langwill, Neil Leitch, Robert Morison, John Clelland, A. C. Innes, Win. S. Elliot, Hugh S. Mann, and John Ritchie. Medical Superintendent of Quarantine, Charles Auld, M.D. Tide Surveyors, Edwin Hanley and William Craig. Superintendent of Lockers and Weighers, John M'Dougall. Lockers— Samuel Jack, Aulay M'Aulay, Robert Kerr, Neil Gray, William Muir, George Clubb, Robert Tyre, William Trapps, Peter M'lntyre, Charles M'Pherson, and James Lyon. Weighers—John Orr, Malcom M'Larty, Richard Jones, Isaae Flucker, William Macfie, Ephraim Barbour, George Bear, and William Poison. TIDEWAITERS FIRST CLASS. M. A. Dodd E. W Ward Thos. Ogilvie R. M'Ausland John Ford John. Ramsay Wm. Comrie A. W. Blackwell Robert Main Jas. Johnston P. M'Farlane A. Arkiey D. W M'Master.

SECOND CLASS.

A. Chalmers Hugh Ritchie R. Smith James Gilchrist John Calder R. Bouckles Alex. M'Gilvray Nicol M-Intyre J. Clark James Campbell R. Fyfe J. King Foster Irwin J. Rutherford J. Blair J. M'Lean R. Fry

BOATMEN FIRST CLASS. Donald Poison, Andrew Coupar, Thomas Bouckles, and Samuel Kemsley.

SECOND CLASS. H. E. Hanley, David Poison, Jas. Callighan, T. Griffiths, John M'Lean, and R.M' Arthur. House-keeper, Ann Stevenson.

Hours of attendance for the despatch of Public Business— In-door

Department, from Ten till Four ; Out-Door and Warehouse De- partment, from 1st April to 30th September, from Six to Nine

a.m., and from Ten a.m. till Four p.m. ; during February, March,

October, and November, from Nine a.m. till Four p.m. ; and during January and December, from Nine a.m. till Three p.m. The

following Holidays are observed : — Christmas Day, Good Friday, and the Anniversary of the Birth-day of Her Majesty. b 2 18 APPENDIX.

INLAND REVENUE OFFICE (STAMPS AND TAXES). 23, Cathcart Street. Robert Jamieson, Distributor of Stamps, and Collector of Assessed and Income Taxes for the Counties of Renfrew and Bute. Clerks, John Reid, John Hunter, and Hugh Fyfe.

Open from 10 till 3, and from 7 till 8 evening, and on Saturdays from 10 till 1.

INLAND REVENUE OFFICE (LATE EXCISE), Customhouse Buildings. Colin Campbell, Collector. Peter Conacher, and Robert W. Train, Clerks. Greenock District. Antony Rogers, Supervisor. Out-door Officers—William M'Innes, Leonard Fleming, John Stuart, John G. Blench, Thomas P. Douglas, and James R. Taylor. House Keepers—Janet and Catherine Hunter. Open every lawful day from 10 morning till 3 afternoon.

FISHERY OFFICE— Bank Street. Local Inspector Johr M'Kiver. Inspector, Laurence Lamb.

LIST OF BONDED WAREHOUSES IN GREENOCK. And where respective!; situated. Nos. Where Situate. Nos Where Situate. 1 West Quay. 45 Cartsburn Street 2 Do. 5 Rue-end Street. 3 Do. 17 Do. 4 Do. 18 Do. 22 Do. 19 Do. 24 Do. 20 Do. 29 Do. 32 St. Andrew Street. 31 Do. 14 Timber Pond, Port- Glasgow 34 Do. Road. 6 Charles Street. 38 Virginia Street. 7 High Vennel. 12 Chapel Street. 30 Do. 16 Bugle Street. 8 Crawfurd Street. 1.1 Do. 40 Nicholson Street 28 Do. 41 Do. 10 Mansion-House Lane. 25 West Blackhall Street. 23 Do. 35 Do. 9 Vaults, Assembly Room, 36 Do. Cathcart Street. 27 Clarence Street, Ardgowan 37 Shaw Street. Street, Glebe. 13 Customhouse Buildings. 39 Do. 33 Do. 42 Chapel Street. 21 Excise Buildings. 44 East Stewart Street. John M'Dougall, Superintendents APPENDIX. 19

B A N K 1 N G-H U S E S.

GREENOCK BANK—29, Cathcart Street. Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon —shuts at 12 on Satur- days. Draws on Bank of England, and branches Union of Lon-

don ; Jones, Lloyd & Co., London ; Liverpool Boro' Bank,

Liverpool ; Belfast Bank and Branches ; Bank of Ireland, and Branches; and all the principal towns in Britain, Canada, and Australia. Alexander Thomson, Manager. John Thomson, Cashier—and John Johnstone, Deputy Cashier. John Brymner, Accountant. Robert Ferguson, Porter — House, Mansion-house Lane.

UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND— 1, Hamilton Street. Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon —shuts at 12 noon on

Saturdays. Draws on Glyn & Co., London ; Union Bank of Scotland, Glasgow and Edinburgh, and all their Branches; on Commercial Bank of Scotland, and all the principal towns in England and Ireland. Agent, Andrew Anderson— Cashier, Colin Lamont, jun. Accountant, C. D. Lamont. Alexander Todd, Porter— House, 2, Church Place.

BANK OF SCOTLAND—38, Cathcart Street.

Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon—shuts at 12 on

Saturdays. Draws on Smith, Payne & Smiths, London ; Bank of England and Branches; Bank of Ireland and Branches; Man- chester and Liverpool District Bank, and Provincial Bank of Ireland; and on all the principal towns in Britain and Foreign Parts. Agent, Thomas Stark. Teller, Peter Ballingall— Clerks, John Ferguson, John Atkins, and R. W. G. Shortridge.

ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND— 38, Cathcart Street. Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon—shuts at 12 on Satur-

days. Draws on Coutts & Co., London ; on the Bank of England

and Branches ; the Bank of Ireland and Branches ; and on all the principal towns in Britain. Agent, Thomas Turner— Accountant, James Brownlie. Teller, Robert Burrell— Clerk, Ebenezer Macrae.

CLYDESDALE BANK—7, Hamilton Street. Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon—shuts at 12 on Saturdays. Draws on Barnett, Hoares& Co., London; Clydes- 20 APPENDIX.

dale Bank, Glasgow and Edinburgh ; on the principal towns in

Britain ; and on the Commercial Bank of the Midland District, Canada. Agent, Alexander Rodger. Accountant, Peter Cunningham. Teller, A. M. Humphreys. Clerks, W. H. Smith, and Colin Thomson. Alexander Stewart, Porter—House at the Bank.

CITY OF GLASGOW BANK—46, Cathcart Street.

Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon —shuts at 12 on

Saturdays. Draws on Smith, Payne & Smiths, London ; and grants Letters of Credit on the principal towns in Scotland, Eng- land, and Ireland. Has a Savings Bank in connection with the Branch, in which sums of one shilling and upwards are received. Agent, Alan Ker. Accountant, William Morrison— Clerk, James Dick.

PROVIDENT BANK-3, Church Place.

Open every day from 12 till 3 o'clock p.m., and on Saturday from 12 lo 1 o'clock, and on the evenings of Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, from half-past 6 till 8 o'clock. Alexander Murray Dunlop, Esq., M. P., President. James Duff, Esq., Chairman.

directors : Messrs John Duncan. Messrs CHI Jas. Turner.

James M'Lean. ,, Colin Cjird. Matthew Brown. „ William Kelly. William Orr. „ Mate. Buchanan. George Lamb. ,, Andrew Laing. William Lindsay. „ John M'Naught. William Steele. „ J. C. Buchanan. Colin Lamont, jun., Cashier—Thomas King, Secretary. Accountant, John Adams— Clerk, John Robinson.

LOCAL MARINE BOARD. Provost of Greenock, (for the time) Chairman. Messrs Robert Cuthbert. Messrs Thomas Hamlin

,, Andrew Stewart. „ Charles C. Scott

,, Archibald Adam. „ T. O. Hunter „ John Haddow. „ Robert Miller ,, Robert Steele. ,, John Martin „ Alex. Russell. Thomas King, Secretary. APPENDIX. 21 COUHTS. SHERIFF COURT. Held in the County Buildings, 4, Bank Street, every Friday during Session, at 11 o'clock forenoon. Sheriff— Robert Macfarlane. Sheriff-Substitute— Claud Marshall. Sheriff- Substitutes— David Crawford and A. M'Kellar, in absence of Chud Marshall. Procurator- Fiscal — Robert Blair. Clerk — Peter Henderson. Depute- Clerk —James Inglis. Depute-Clerk— Archd. M'Callum, in the absence of James Inglis. Auditor—James Inglis. Bar-Officer —James Crookshanks.

SHERIFF SMALL DEBT COURT. Held in the County Buildings, 4, Bank Street, every Monday, at half-past 10 o'clock. — Continued cases are disposed of after the new cases. Sheriff— Robert Macfarlane. Sheriff-Substitute— Claud Marshall. Clerk— Peter Henderson. Depute-Clerk—James Inglis. Bar-Officer—James Crookshanks.

BURGH AND POLICE COURTS. Held in the Town Hall, 6, Hamilton Street, every lawful day, except Tuesdays and Fridays, at 10 o'clock. Judges—The Sheriff, Provost, and Bailies. Assessor—Town Clerk. Prosecutor— Procurator Fiscal, Archibald M'Callum. Surgeon— Charles Auld, M.D.

JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT. Held in the County Buildings, 4, Bank Street, every Thursday JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Balderston, David Hunter, Thomas O. Stewart, Sir M. R. S. Brown, Matthew Jamieson, Robert Stewart, Wm. M. S. Campbell, Neil Johnston, David Walker, John Darroch, Major Macfie, Robert Sheriff-Substitute Duff, James Martin, John Provost and Bailies Fail lie, Thomas Macnaughtan, P. ex officiis. Fleming, John Park, Robert Hamlin, Thomas Robertson, Wm. Clerk — Alexander Gibson. Depute-Clerk—James Inglis. Procurator- Fiscal — Daniel M'Lean. Bar-Officer—James Crookshanks. Small Debt Court held every Thursday, at 11 o'clock forenoon.

COMMISSARY COURT. Held at Paisley every Thursday, at 11 o'clock forenoon. Commissary— Robert Macfarlane. Depute— R. Robertson Glasgow. Clerk — Robert Wylie. 22 APPENDIX.

QUARTER SESSIONS.

Held at Greenock first Tuesday of May and last Tuesday of Oct. Meetings for licensing Publicans for the parishes of Greenock, Port- Glasgow, Kilmalcolm, and Invcrkip, first Tuesday of May, and last Tuesday of October. Appeal Court held on the 15th of May. Applications for licenses (printed forms of which may be had of John Hislop, R. A. Baird, and Robert Stewart, booksellers), must be lodged at least ten days previous to the day of meeting.

INCOME TAX COMMISSIONERS.

The Sheriff of the County. Duncan Darroch, of Gourock. Sheriff Substitute at Greenock. Robert Airds. | Macfie, of Sir Michael R. S. Stewart, Bart. Robert Salmon, Clerk. John Gillespie, Assessor.

LIEUTENANCY OF RENFREWSHIRE.

Right Hon. the Earl of Glasgow. Lord Lieutenant. Colonel William Mure, of Caldwell, Vice-Lieutenant. DEPOT? LIEUTENANTS. Alexander, Boyd, of Ballochmyle Macdowall, Colonel D. H. of Garth- and Southbar. land. Blantyre, Lord. Napier„Sir R. J. M. of Napier, Bt.

Campbell, Archd. , of Blythswood. Paisley, Provost of Darrooh, Major, of Gourock. Porterfield, J. C. of Portertield. Graham, R. C, of Gartmore. Richardson, James, of Ralston. Greenock, Provost of Renfrew, Provost of Henderson, John, of Park. Speirs, Thomas, of Blackston. Houston, Ludovic, of Johnstone. Stewart, Sir Michael R. S. Bart., Harvey, John, of Castlesemple. of Greenock and Blackhall. Maxwell, Sir John, of Pullok, Bart. Stirling, Capt. James, of Glentyan, Maxwell, Jchn Hall, of Dargavel. R.N. Clerk of Lieutenancy— Robert Rodger.

COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY AND ASSESSED TAX COM- MISSIONERS FOR THE LOWER WARD OF THE COUNTY.

The Sheriff of the County. Robert Cunningham Cunningham Claud Marshall, Sheriff Substitute Graham of Gartmore. of Greenock. Win. Cunningham Graham Bontine Duncan Darroch of Gourock. of Ardoch, Finlaystone. Sir Michael R. Shaw Stewart. Jamts Scott of Kelly. Admiral Houston Stewart, R.N. James Anderson of Highholm. Wm. M. S. Stewart ol Lochnagar. The Provost of Port- Glasgow. James C. Porterfield of Porterfield. The Provost of Greenock. James Caldwell, Clerk of Supply, Paisley. David Crawford, Clerk of Assessed Taxes, Greenock. APPENDIX. 2'S

WRITERS. David Crawford, Dean of Faculty. David Glassford, Treasurer. —John Black, Fiscal. A. Denniston, Secretary. 1825 r Robert Blair. 1845 *p Archibald M'Kellar. 1821 *p John Black. 1850 p Alexander MacDonald. 1849 p John Black, jun. 1848 *p John Macdougall. 1815 *p David Crawford. 1849 P Daniel Mrclean. 1S53 p Djvid R. Crawford. 1850 p Archibald M'Kinnon. 1838 *p Hugh Dempster. 1854 p Daniel W. Macfarlane. 1840 *p Archibald Denniston. 1846 p Robert Ncill. 1821 *p David Glasslord. 1841 * Allan Park Paton. 1839 p Join Kerr Gray. 1829 *p Henry T. Patten. 1853 p James Inglis. 1850 p Robert Salmon. 1838 *p Thomas King. 1849 p Allan Swan. 1846 *p Archd. Langwill, jun. 1819 *p James Turner, London. 1824 *p Crawford Muir. 1822 *p James Turner, jun. 1854 *p Claud Marshall, jun. 1854 p Allan Weir. 1849 p Archibald M'Callurn. 1844 p George Williamson. 1837 r William M'Clure. 1846 p Robert Wright. 1835 p Hew M'llwraith. 1821 p Archibald Yuill.

Those marked thus (*) are Notaries—those marked thus (p) are Procurators. The years opposite the Procurators' names are those in which they became Procurators.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. (For addresses, see General Directory.) 1829 Auld Charles, M.D. 1836 Laurie W. L., M.D. 1836 Bell Robert C., M.D. 1831 Mat-Call T.S., M.D. 1844 Bryson James H. 1820 Mackie James, M.D. 1825 Davidson William, M.D. 1810 M'Lean L. 1835 Donnelly T. H., M.D. 1842 Richmond A. ¥., M.D. 1836 Fox John, M.D. 1831 Shortridge Samuel, M.D. 1833 Henry Barclay, M.D. 1832 Speirs John R., M.D. 1814 Hill Ninian, M.D. 1833 Stewart Archd. D., M.C. 1845 Kelso Alexander, Wallace James, M.D. The figures opposite the names denote the year in which they were licensed.

PUBLIC OFFICES.

Assembly Rooms, 29 Cathcart Street— Robert Allan, Keeper.

Baron Bailie's Office, Mansion House.

Caledonian Railway Company's Office, 25 Cathcart Street, —

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Clerk to Commissioners on Property and Income Tax, Union Bank Buildings, 2 Church Place, Robert Salmon Assessor of Income Tax, John Gillespie, 3 Bank Street.

Chamber of Commerce of Greenock, incorporated by Royal Charter in 181 3— Andrew Lindsay, Chairman — Thomas King, Secretary. Coffee Room (Exchange), Assembly Room Buildings, 29 Cathcart Street— Robert Allan, Keeper. Coffee Room, 2 Cathcart Square—John H. Teulon, Keeper. Collector of Harbour Dues, &c, Customhouse Buildings— Archibald Shannon, Collector. Customhouse, Steamboat Quay.

Fishery Office, 3 Bank Street— Inspector, Lawrenee Lamb ; Local Inspector, John M'Kiver.

Gas Works, 27 Crawfurd Street— Instituted 1828 — A. Ritchie, Manager. Greenock Advertiser and Clyde Commercial Journal Office, 29, Ha- ihon Street.

Greenock Herald and General Advertiser Office, 40 Cathcart Street.

Harbour Masters' Office, 11 East India Breast—John Miller, Har- bour Master; Robert Kerr and Robert Atkins, Depute Harbour Masters.

Inland Revenue Office, (late Excise), Customhouse Buildings. Inland Revenue Office (Stamps and Taxes), 23 Cathcart Street Robert Jamieson, Distributor of Stamps, and Collector of Assessed and Income Taxes for the Counties of Renfrew and Bute.

Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, County Buildings, 2 Bank Street James Inglis, Depute Clerk.

Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Shipping, 2 West Quay

Head —John Barr Cumming, Surveyor ; Thomas O- Hunter, Agent, 10 William Street.

Master of Works' Office, 1 East India Breast—William Allison, Master of Works. Parochial Board Rooms, Poor-house, Captain Street—John Malcom, Inspector. Police Office, Town Buildings, 6 Hamilton Street— Alexander Mann, Superintendent of Town and Harbour Police.

Poor Rates Office, Parochial Board Rooms, Captain Street—Thomas Burton, Collecter. Post Office, 3 Church, Place—Thomas M'Millan, Postmaster.

Procurator Fiscal's Office (Burgh), 3 Hamilton Street— Archd. M'Callum^Fiscal.

Procurator Fiscal's Office, (Lower Ward of the County), 4, Hamilton Street— Robert Blair, Fiscal. — ——

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Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages— West Parish, John Hislop, Cathcart Street — Middle Parish, Robert. Campbell, Bank Street—East Parish, John Love, Cathcart Street, Register Office for Seamen, Virginia Street—John M'llvain, Ship- ping Master.

Shaws Water Joint Stock Company's Office, 49 Rue-end Street James Brown, Collector; Peter Morison, Superintendent.

Sheriff Clerk's Office, County Buildings, 4 Bank Street—James Inglis, Depute Clerk.

Sheriff Court House, County Buildings, 4 Bank Street.

Town Assessment Office, 20 Cathcart Street — Andrew Nimmo, Collector.

Town Clerk's Office, Town Buildings, 6 Hamilton Street— John K. Gray, Town Clerk.

Town Chamberlain's Office, Town Buildings, 6 Hamilton Street John Adam, Chamberlain.

INSURANCE OFFICES AND AGENTS.

Atla3 Fire and Life— John Johnston. British Guarantee— David Crawford. Caledwnian Fire and Life— William M'Clure, Archibald M'Kellar, and William T. Templeton. Church of England Fire and Life —John Black, jun. Colonial Life —Eccles, Templetoa, and Co. County Fire— George Todd. Defender Fire and Life — Alexander Stuart. Edinburgh Life— C. D. Lamont and Archibald M'Kinnon. English and Scottish Law Life — Thomas King. Fire Insurance Company of Scotland— James Welsh, Thomas King, and John Johnston. General Fire and Life— R. S. M'Morland. Globe Insurance Company —Andrew Ta>ker. Guardian Fire and Life—R. W. Robertson. Hope Mutual Life and Guarantee Society— John Duncan. Industrial and General Deposit —Allan Weir. Imperial Fire and Life—John Graham. Kent Mutual Fire and Life— Archibald M'Kellar. Lancashire Insurance Company Resident Law Agent. D. R. Crawford. Agents, Neil M'Vicar ; Alexander Miller; Allan Swan, writer; John Brymner, accountant, Greenock Bank ; and J. F. Mackay. Leeds and Yorkshire Fire and Life —James W. Mann. Life Association of Scotland — D. Maclean. London Indisputable Life— John Macdougall. C APPENDIX.

London Assurance Corporation Fire and Life— Eccles, Templeton, and Co. Liverpool and London Fire and Life— E. Conn*l and Co. Manchester and Star United Fire—Thomas King. Monarch Fire and Life—James Brownlie. Norwich Union Fire— Alexander Stuart. Norwich Union Life— Alexander Stuart. National Fire and Life—R. Wright and Andrew Stewart and Co. North British —John Black, Thomas O. Hunter, John Johnston, and Thomas Stark. Northern—R. W. Robertson, Salmon and Macfarlane, James Alexander James Turner, jun., and A. Rodger. North of England— Archibald Denniston and C. D. Lamont. Palladium Life —David Crawford. Promoter Life— William M'Clure. Phoenix Fire—J. Miller, J. Macdougall, and A. Ker. Professional Life—John H. Teulon. Plate-Glass Universal Fire—J. Morrison and Sons. Railway Passenger Life—Allan Park Paton. Royal Farmers' General Fire and Life and Hail Storm Insurance Institu- tion —Archibald M'Callum. Royal Insurance Fire and Life—R. Jamieson and Co. and M'Arthur and Binnie. Scottish Amicable Life— Allan Park Paton. Scottish Equitable Life — Alexander Rodger. Scottish Union Fire and Life Insurance Company— Robert Little and Allan Park Paton. Scottish Widows' Fund— Archibald M'Kellar. Scottish Provident Institution — Archibald Denniston. Scottish Provincial Fire and Life—Williamson and Glassford. Solvency Mutual Guarantee Company— Archibald M'Kellar. Standard Life—James Miller, and D. & G. Brymner. Sun Fire and Life—John Gray. Times Fire and Plate Glass Assurance Society— John Duncan. United Guarantee and Life Assurance—James Inglis.

West of England Fire and Life—H. T. Patten and George Raff. Yorkshire Fire and Life—Mann and Sutherland.

TRADE PROTECTION SOCIETY.

Resident Solicitor, D. R. Crawford.

REGISTRARS OF BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

West Parish—John Hislop, Cathcart Street. Middle Parish— Robert Campbell, Bank Street. East Parish—John Love, Cathcart Street >

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WEST OR OLD PARISH. Rev. J. M. M'Culloch, D. D— Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Patron. John Hislop, Session-Clerk. James Inglis, Precentor—John Mlntyre, Church Officer. BOUNDARIES.

From the Old Dock running up Vennel taking the west side thereof to Cow-gate, up said street taking west side thereof to Market street, round the westmost corner of Market street, along the Policy Boundary line to Bo

Sabbath Classes for the Young in the Session-house and Vestry in Charity School, in Nicholson Street School, and in Tobago Street School, at 5 o'clock p.m.

Minister's Weekly Class for Sabbath School Teachers, on Tuesday Evenings, at half-past 8 o'clock.

"West Church Association for Religious Purposes"—under the direction of the Kirk-Session and a Committee of Gentlemen appointed by the Congregation.

Parochial Association in aid of the Schemes of the General As- sembly—Dr Brisbane, Treasurer

MIDDLE OR NEW PARISH. Rev. James R. Brown, D D — Chosen by Town Council, Session, and Feuars Robert Campbell, Session-Clerk. Alex. Cameron, Precentor. —John Gray, Church-Officer. BOUNDARIES. From the westmost corner of Market street along the Policy Boundary line to Bogle street, taking John Gray's stores down Bogle street, west side thereof to Rue-end street, taking south side thereof to Cathcart street, running down said street to shore, along the shore to foot of Low Vennel, up low and high parts of Vennel, taking east sides of said street to Cowgate street, up east side thereof to the point first described. INSTITUTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THIS CONGREGATION. 1. The Middle Parish Parochial Association. —The funds raised are applied to the maintenance of Parochial Institutions for promoting the Religious and Educational interests of the Parish. APPENDIX. 29

II. The Middle Parish Congregational Library— Commenced in 1836, and consists of about, 1000 volumes, acquired either by dona- tion or purchased with occasional collections. Subscriptions, 6d per quarter. Open in the Session-house on Wednesday evenings from 8 till 9. III. The Middle Church Female Clothing Society—For affording cheap apparel and Christian counsel to the poor. Treasurer, Mrs Martin. Secretary, Mrs Brown. Twelve Lady Directors and twenty-five Lady Assistants meet every alternate week. IV. The Sessional Day School— In Ann Street. Robert Camp- bell, teacher. V. The Middle Parish Sabbath Evening School — Comprising about 300 children, and 22 teachers. VI. Dr Brown has classes for religious Instruction every Tuesday evening for part of the year.

EAST PARISH. Rev. James Hutcheson— Chosen by Town Council and Committee of Proprietors. John Love, Precentor and Session Clerk. James Paterson, Officer. BOUNDARIES. From Shore at Rue-end up to Cathcart street, taking south side thereof to Rue-end street, along Rue-end street taking east side thereof to Bogle street, up Bogle street taking east side thereof, along Regent street taking south side thereof to Lynedoch street, up Lynedoch street taking south side thereof, crossing Drumfrocher Road, taking in Berry-yards, to the Boundaiy Line, along the Boundary Line to the Parishes of Kilmalcolm and Port-Glasgow, down Devol's Burn to the shore, along the shore to the point first described. In connexion with this Church there is a society called the Green- ock East Parish Society, managed by the Minister as President, a Treasurer, Secretary, and twelve Directors, the Funds of which are devoted to Religious objects, Parochial or Congregational ; and are apportioned at the discretion of the Directors at the Annual Meet- ing. The Minister has a Bible class for the young of the congregation, which meets on Tuesday evenings. There is also a Sabbath School, with an average attendance of 200 children, conducted by 28 teachers ; and a Church Library open every Friday evening from 7 till 8 o'clock. There is a weekly Prayer Meeting held on the Thursday evenings in the East Parish Church, at which the Minister delivers a lecture on a passage of the Scriptures.

GAELIC CHAPEL WEST BURN STREET. Rev. Robert M. Macfarlane, Session Clerk, Allan M'Kinnon. Precentor, James M'Kenzie. Officer, Duncan M'Donald.

There is a Sabbath School Society composed of all the teachers. The Sabbath School is well attended by between 100 and 200 scholars, c2 30 APPENDIX.

conducted by 20 teachers. A weekly Prayer Meeting every Tuesday

at half-past 7 o'clock ; English and Gaelic alternately. A Young Men's Association for religious, moral, and intellectual improvement, meets every Monday night, at half-past 7, in the session-house. Pre- sident, Rev. Mr Macfarlane. A Ladies' Association for charitable and religious purposes. A Congregational Library of nearly 300 volumes.

NORTH CHURCH, GREY PLACE.

Vacant.

FREE CHURCH MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

FREE CHURCH PRESBYTERY OF GREENOCK.

Meets on the last Wednesday of every alternate month in the Session House of the Free Middle Church.

PLACE. MINISTER. ORDINATION. POST-TOWN. Cumbraes, James Drummond, 1830 Largs. ... Robert Steel, helper, and successor, 1852 Erskine, R. R. Caldwell, 1845 Paisley. Fairlie, John Gemmell, A.M. 1835 Largs. Gourock, William Fraser, 185D Greenock. Greenock, Middle, John M'Farlan, 1854 Do. West, John Nelson, 1846 Do. St Andrews, John James Bonar, 1835

Do. Gaelic, John M'Rae, 1833 .. Do. St Thomas, William Langhton, 1«39 Do. Well Park, James Stark, 1834 Inverkip, Peter Douglas, 1851 Largs. D. B. D.uie, A.M. 1831 Largs. Port- Glasgow, John Henderson, A.M. 1848 Port- Glasgow

Rev. James Stark, Presbytery Clerk.

WEST FREE CHURCH-4, Ardgowan Street.

Rev. John Nelson, chosen by Male Members of the Church. Robert Muir, Precentor. John Buchanan, Session Clerk. James Welsh, Clerk to Deacons' Court. Peter Murray, Treasurer of Deacons' Court. John Johnston, Treasurer for Sustentation Fund. Alexander Agnew, jun., Treasurer of Schoolmasters' Fund, Matthew Muir, Officer. APPENDIX. 31

A Prayer Meeting is held in the Church every alternate Thurs- day evening, at 8 o'clock. There are connected with this Church five Sabbath Evening Schools, average attendance 820 children, with 64 teachers. Bible classes, taught hy Mr Nelson, meet in the Vestry on Tuesday evenings, from 7 till 9 o'clock. In connexion with this Church and St Thomas' Church, and also supported by Members of other Churches, there is a society called Old and St Thomas' Work Society, conducted by a Committee of Ladies, consisting of a President, three Vice-Presidents, a Secretary, Treasurer, 18 of a Committee, and four Collectors. The object of this Society is to give work to poor women in making clothes, which the Committee sell at their Repository, Cameron's Land, head of Jamaica Street. This Society does much good to the industrious poor who receive aid from its funds, however small the sum given, accompanied as it is by the distribution of Religious Tracts.

MIDDLE FREE CHURCH—West Burn Street. Rev. John M'Farlan, chosen by the Members of the Church. Charles M'Bride, Precentor—Dugald Smith, Church Officer. Andrew M'Farlan, Session Clerk. Alexander Rodger, Treasurer to Deacons' Court. Alexander Ritchie, Treasurer to the Sustentation Fund. Andrew M'Farlan, Treasurer to the Foreign Missions. William Crawford, Treasurer to the Children's Contributions to the Schemes cf the Free Church.

A Prayer Meeting is held in the Church every Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock ; also a Sabbath Evening School—average attendance 180 children, with 24 teachers.

ST. ANDREW'S FREE CHURCH—West Stewart Street. Rev. John James Bonar, Chosen by Male Members of the Church. John Muir, Precentor—John Galbraith, Church Officer. Robert Shankland, Clerk to Deacons' Court. James Alexander, Treasurer. John Fleming, Treasurer to Missionary Association.

ST. THOMAS' FREE CHURCH—Dalrymfle Street. Rev. William Laughton, chosen by Male Members of the Church. J. C. Watson, Precentor—James Boag, Church Officer. Robert Blair, Clerk to Deacons' Court. Thomas Fainie, Treasurer of Deacons' Court. Henry M'Murtrie, Session Clerk and Treasurer to Sustentation Fund. ;

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FREE GAELIC CHURCH—Jamaica Street. Rev. John M'Rae, chosen by the Members of the Church. John Cameron, Precentor— Duncan M'Kinlay, Church Officer. Hugh Buie, Session Clerk and Treasurer of Deacons' Court. John Bruce, Treasurer of Sustentation Fund. Neil Gray, Treasurer of Schoolmasters' Fund. Matthew Buchanan, Clerk of Deacons' Court.

A Prayer Meeting is held in the Church every Thursday evening, at Half-past 7 o'clock ; also, a Sabbath evening School, attendance

1 10 children, with 12 teachers ; and a missionary school in the Old Seamen's Chapel.

WELL PARK FREE CHURCH—Lynedoch Street.

Rev. James Stark, chosen by the Members of the Church. John Fullarton, Precentor— Alex. Cooper, Church Officer. James M'Kelvie, Clerk to Deacons' Court. Malcolm Turner, Session Clerk, and Treasurer to Deacons' Court and Sustentation Fund. Malcolm M'Larty, Librarian to Sabbath School Library. Day School in connexion with this Church—John Cook, Teacher.

A Prayer Meeting is held in the Church every Thursday evening, at a Quarter-past 8 o'clock. Also, a Sabbath Evening School likewise, Four Sabbath Evening Schools, under the superintendence of the Session—average attendance about 200.

ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Union Street.

The Rev. Charles Cole, Incumbent; chosen by the Patron, Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Bart. The Rev. Edward Jonas, Curate. Andrew Wingate and Robert Thorne, Church Wardens. George Bradley, Beadle—William Beveridge, Door-keeper. Miss E. Collins, Organist.

In connexion with the above Church, and under the inspection of the Incumbent, are the Day and Sunday Schools for youth of both sexes, both here and in Port-Glasgow.

Teachers in Greenock, Mr and Mrs Smith; Mr and Mrs Bolton. —— »

APPENDIX.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERY OF PAISLEY AND GREENOCK.

Meets alternately at Paisley and Greenock.

PLACES. MINISTERS. ORDINATION. POST-TOWN! Alexandria, Wi'liam Sprout, Alexandria Beith,— Head Street, James Martin, 1843 Beith Mitchell Street, James Meikle, 1812 ~v~ Bonhill, John R. Swan, 1833 Dumbarton Dumbarton, High Street, William M. Halley, 1835 pw- Bridge-end, Wyville S. Thomson, ls-^s *~~ Dunoon, William Turner, 1834 Dunoon Gourock, George Sandie, Greenock Greenock, George Square, Sutherland Sinclair, 1830 Greenock

Nicholson Street, R.Wilson, A.M., D.E»., 1828 rr—m Sir Michael Street, Andrew Morton, 1850 ~~, Union Street, John B Smith, 1848 m*rm* Helensburgh, Alexander M'Ewan, 1845 Helensburgh Inverary, Gilbert Meikle, Inverary Johnstone, First Congregation, James Inglis, 1850 Paisley East, George Brooks, 1833 ~N~» Kilbarchan, George Alison, 1842 •MM Kilmaronock, 1845 Alexandria Largs, William Steven, 1830 Largs Lochwinnoch, James Monteith, 1843 Faisley Paisley,— Abbey Close, Andrew Hendeison, 1855 ~— Canal Street, George Hutton, ~~» George Street, Robert Ctiirns, 1828 ~w» Oakshaw Street, William France, 1833 ~~. St James Street, Archd. Baird, D.D., 1817 ~~* Thread Street, William M-Dougall, 1823 ~v~ Port-Glasgow, William Louder, 1842 Port-Glasgow Rothesay, Samuel M'Nab, 1815 Rothesay

Clerk— Rev. Robert Cairns, Paisley.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Union Street. Rev. John B. Smith, Pastor, chosen by Church Members.

George Elliot, Precentor— Robert M'Kenzie, Church-Officer.

In connection with this Church there is a Missionary Society- Rev. J. B. Smith, President; John M'Pherson, Treasurer; Alex- ander Shearer, Secretary. A weekly Female Class, taught by the Minister on the Tuesday evenings." A Sabbath School, average attendance about 150 scholars, conducted by the Minister and 18 Assistants. —

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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—George Square. Rev. Sutherland Sinclair, Pastor, chosen by Church Members. Thomas Higgins, Precentor— Robert Kennedy, Church-Officer,

INSTITUTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THIS CONGREGATION. Sabbath School, taught hy the Minister, assisted by upwards of 50 teachers, and attended by 330 scholars. Two Maternal Societies, which hold monthly meetings on Mon- days and Thursdays. Missionary Society, for Home and Foreign Missions. Juvenile Missionary Society for general Missionary purposes. Christian Instruction Society,— the members of which visit the houses of those who do not attend any church, for the purpose of distributing religious tracts, reading the Scriptures, and holding meetings for prayer and explanation of the Word of God. Juvenile Total Abstinence Society, consisting of children connected with the Congregation and Sabbath School. Congregational Library, consisting of 300 volumes. The Library

is free to all the members and seat-holders in the congregation, and is open in the Session-house every Monday night, from 9 till 10. Sabbath School Library, consisting of 400 volumes, from which the children in the Sabbath School receive books weekly.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Sir Michael Street. Rev. Andrew Morton, Pastor, chosen by Church Members. Robert Watson, Precentor— George M'Laggan, Church-Officer. In connection with this Church are the following Societies: Society for Religious Purposes— the Minister, President; John Hunter and James Duff, Vice-Presidents; James Morrison, Secre- tary; Daniel Marshall, Treasurer. Junior Society for Religious Purposes—the Minister, President; James Broadfoot and Thomas Henderson, Vice-Presidents; John

Campbell, Treasurer ; William Marshall, Secretary. A Congregational Prayer Meeting, held every Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock. A Congregational Sabbath Evening School—average attendance, upwards of 200; taught by teachers appointed from the congregation, and superintended by the Minister. A Teachers' Weekly Meeting. a Female A Young Men's Class meets every Sabbath evening ; and Bible Class every Monday evening—both taught by the Minister. A Missionary in connection with this congregation. Two Ragged Schools, conducted by Members of the Church- average attendance about 200; and a Dorcas Society, carried on by the Ladies of the congregation. Congregational Library, containing about 1050 volumes—the Minister, President; James Morrison, Treasurer: James Kelso,

Secretary ; Neil M'Leod, Librarian. APPENDIX. 35

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Nicholson Street. Rev. R. Wilson, A.M., D.D., Pastor, chosen by Church Members. David Gow, Precentor— William Morrison, Church-Officer.

In connexion with this Church there is a Missionary Society Rev. Dr Robert Wilson, President; Wm. Henderson, Vice-Presi- dent; Alexander Fleming, Treasurer ; David Bryce, Secretary, with 15 Members of Committee, and 30 Collectors. Also, a Sabbath School, conducted by the Minister, with the assistance of 27 Teachers, male and female—average attendance about J 50 Scholars. There is also a Library, containing about 300 volumes, conducted by a Com- mittee, and distributed by the Teachers among the Sabbath School Children.

CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL— George Square. Rev. J. M. Jarvie, Pastor. — Isaac, Precentor— William Neilson, Officer. Institutions connected with this Chapel — A Society for religious purposes, instituted 1837. A Dorcas Society for the benefit of the poor connected with the Church, and also Foreign Missionary Sta- tions. A Sabbath School, average attendance, 100; and a Bible Class for the Young Men on Sunday evenings, and for Young Wo- men on Friday evenings. Also, a Mission Station in connection with the Church holds its meetings on Sabbath, in the old Seamen's Chapel, Dock Breast, conducted by the Minister and mbers of the Me Church ; and on the evenings of Tuesday and Friday, a Class is held for Read- ing and Writing, the children attending being instructed gratuitously.

REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—West Stewart Street. Rev. Andrew Gilmour, Pastor, chosen by Church Members. James Reid, Precentor— Alex. Laird, Church Officer.

EVANGELICAL UNION CHURCH—Sir Michael Street. Rev. John Guthrie, A.M., Pastor, chosen by Church Members. Robert Mills, Precentor—James Sharp, Church Officer. INSTITUTIONS in connection with this congregation. 1. Sabbath School, superintended and assisted by qualified Teachers, Members of the Church. 2. Tract Society for the purpose of distributing religious tracts, reading the Scriptures, and holding meetings for prayer and explanation of the word of God. 3. Total Abstinence Society, for the purpose of encouraging and helping forward the cause of Total Abstinence from all intoxicating drinks. 4. Sabbath School Library, from which the children of the Sabbath School receive books weekly. 5. A Bible Class for advanced pupils, taught by the Minister of the Church. 36 APPENDIX.

SIR MICHAEL STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. MEETS IN MECHANICS' HALL. James Malcolm, Pastor. A Sabbalh School connected with the Church, and a Bible Class Minister. for advanced pupils, conducted by the

METHODIST CHAPEL— Tobago Street. Rev. T. T. Dilks, Pastor, appointed by Conference. Duncan Murdoch, Officer.

SEAMEN'S CHAPEL— East Breast. Donald Brotchie, Chaplain— Andrew Low, Agent. attend- There is attached to this Chapel a Sabbath School— average ance 100.

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL— East Shaw Street. Rev. William Gordon, Pastor. Daniel M'Cafferty, Officer. Sabbath and Week-day Schools in connection with the above Chapel.

CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH—Nelson Street.

SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.

Cartsdyke School— English Grammar, Composition, Latin, Writing, Arithmetic, and Mathematics—John Cook, St Andrew's Square. Cotton Mill School— English Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic- John Hart, teacher, Female School of Industry, 25, Sir Michael Street—Miss Stirling, Teacher. George Square Academy— English Reading, Grammar, Composi- tion, and History Classes— David Williamson and Assistant Mas- ters. Writing, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Mathematics, and Drawing—W. Taylor and Assistant. Greenock Charity School, Ann Street—Thomas Fairrie, Treasurer; John Hutcheson, Secretary; Thomas Kay, Teacher. Highlanders' Academy, Roxburgh Street— Commercial Depart- ment: Writing, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Geography, Mathe- matics, and Latin — Thomas Henderson; Gilbert Eaglesome, As- sistant. English Department: English Reading, Composition, Wallace, Grammar, Geography, &c — Duncan M'Pherson ; James Assistant. Infant: Moral Training, Religious Instruction, Les- sons on Objects— Miss Taylor. Music, theory and practice, James Inglis. APPENDIX. 37

Masons' Hall School, 17 Charles Street—English Grammar, Geo- graphy, Arithmetic, Writing, History, Composition, and Scriptural Knowledge— George S. Bain. Middle Parish School, 11 Ann Street—English Reading, Book- keeping, &c. — Robert Campbell, Teacher and Session Clerk. Roman Catholic School, 18 East Shaw Street— General branches of Education —James Glacken. St. John's Episcopal Chapel Schools, Union Street, and Rue-End Street —English Grammar, Geography, and Writing—Mr Bolton and Mr Smith, Teachers. English Reading, Grammar, History, and Geography— A. Thomson, 36 Sir Michael Street. English Reading, Grammar, History, and Geography— P. Murray, 17 East Shaw Street. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar, and Sewing—Miss E. S. Campbell, 9 Nicholson Street. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, Ma- thematics, Algebra, Latin, &c—John Bell, 8, Broad Close. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Grammar, Geography, French, and the elements of Latin —James Slater, 10, Tobago Street. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, Latin, and Greek, Drawing, &c Duncan M'Phail, 18, St John Street. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, Composition, Latin, &c. — Stewart S. Kerr, 40, Main Street, Cartsdyke. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, and Geography. —James Milne, 39, West Burn Street. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geograhy, Book- keeping, Composition, and the Elements of Latin. —John C. Watson, 2, Union Street.

Writing, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, and Drawing—John Fraser, 7, West Stewart Street. English and French — Josiah Auld, 20, West Stewart Street. Navigation and Nautical Astronomy, Mathematical Natural Philo- sophy, &c. &c. —Thomas Cranstoun, 65, Rue-end Street. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, French, Music, Drawing, &c— Misses Gunn, 7, Union Street.

English Reading, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, use of the Globes, History, French, Plain and Ornamental Needlework Mrs Carsell, 6, Trafalgar Street. English Reading, Mr Fairrie's School, Harvie Lane. Writing, Arithmetic, and Geography—H. M'K. Melville. English Reading, and Sewing— Miss Wallace, 2 East Blackhall Street.

Greenock Academy, Nelson Street— Robert Buchanan, Rector- Gavin Hamilton, Classical Master. d 38 APPENDIX. SOCIETIES.

RELTGIOUS.

Greenock United Bible Society and Association, instituted 1842— William Mai tin, President; Rev. John M'Rae and Thomas Fairrie, Vice-Presidents; Rev. J. J. Bonar and Hugh Buie, Secretaries; George Blair and William Park, Treasurers; James M'Kelvie, Stationer, Depositary ; with a Committee of 26 Mem- bers.

Greenock Town Missionary Society— Rev. S. Sinclair, President ; D. Paterson, Treasurer; Uttrick Walton, Secretary. This Society is supported wholly by the Evangelical Dissenting Churches, and has been productive of much good, especially through the poorer districts of the town, by the labours of the Society's missionaries.

Greenock Seamen's Friends' Society, instituted 1820—William Martin, President; Thomas Hamlin, Treasurer ; John M'llvain, Secretary; Andrew Carmichael, Assistant-Secretary; Capt. D. Brotchie, Chaplain; Andrew Low, Agent. This Society has for its object the promotion, as far as possible, of the temporal and spiritual interests of seamen trading to or connected with the port, by furnishing them with Bibles and Religious Tracts, by establish- ing and encouraging Prayer Meetings on board ships in the harbour, by soliciting clergymen to preach occasionally on ship- board and in places of worship on shore, and by supporting a Chaplain, who preaches the gospel regularly every Sabbath, and on Wednesday evenings, in the Seamen's Chapel, at Sailors' Home, Dock Breast.

Greenock Female Association for Promoting Christianity among the Jews—instituted 1824. No return given in.

BENEVOLENT.

St John's Penny Clothing Club—managed by a Committee of Ladies of the Congregation of St John's Episcopal Church — Secretary,

Mrs Cole ; Treasurer, Mrs Thorne. Weekly payments received in the School-room, at the Church, every Monday evening, at 7 o'clock. Committee meets first Monday of each month, at 7 o'clock.

Greenock Female Benevolent Society— Instituted 1811. No return of office-bearers given in. The indigent and afflicted females of the town have been much benefitted by this Societv.

Greenock District Committee of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge—Joint Presidents and Patrons, the Right Rev. the Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway, the Right Rev. the Bishop of Argyle and the Isles; Vice-Presidents, Sir M. R. S. Stewart, Bart., the Hon. G. F. Boyle; Secretary and Treasurer, B. Noble. Object —the publication, at a cheap rate, of Bibles, Common Prayer Books, and other useful religious books and tracts. APPENDIX. 3$

EDUCATIONAL. GREENOCK ACADEMY. DIRECTORS. John Martin, Esq., Provost, "J ~| H. M'llwraith, Esq., | Directors from the Town

James Speirs, Esq., J ... }• fi3n,es ° > Robert Sellars, Esq., f | Council. Charles Grey, Esq., J Andrew Stewart, Esq., Councillor, Claud Marshall, Esq., Sheriff. Substitute. Rev. J. M. M'Culloch, D.D., "] Rev. William Laughton,

Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart., }» Directors from the Subscribers. Fairrie, Esq Thomas , Robert Macfie, Esq., J D. A. Campbell, Esq., Treasurer — Archd. Denniston, Esq., Clerk. Robert Buchanan, Esq., Rector. Gavin Hamilton, Esq., Classical Master.

Association for the Establishment of Industrial or Ragged Schools

in Greenock— George Blair, Treasurer ; Claud Marshall, jun., Secretary. It is the object of this Association to reclaim the neglected and destitute children of Greenock, by affording them the benefit of a good common and Christian education, and by training them up to habits of regular industry, so as to enable them to earn an honest livelihood, and fit them for the duties of life. The general plan upon which the schools are conducted is as fol-

lows, viz. : — The children receive an allowance of food for their daily support; are instructed in reading, writing, and arithmetic; trained in habits of industry, by employing them daily in such sorts of work as are suited to their years; and taught the truths of the Gospel, making the Holy Scriptures the groundwork of instruc-

tion ; and on Sundays, the children receive food as on other days, and suitable religious instruction.

Greenock Gaelic School Society — 1 nstituted 1820—William Martin, Preses; Donald M'Dcnald, Vice-President; George Blair, Trea-

surer and Secretary ; Committee— Alexander Ritchie, Hugh Buie, Donald Thomson, Hugh M'Arthur, William Crawford, and J. Simpson.

Ladies' Association in aid of the Greenock Gaelic School Society

Instituted 1827— Mrs Darroch. of Gourock, President ; Mrs Dr Laurie, Secretary— with 12 Collectors.

Highlanders' Academy, Roxburgh Street— Erected 1836— Alex. Murray Dunlop, Esq., M.P., Preses; David Crawford, Alexander Thomson and Robert Wright, Vice-Presidents; John Johnston and John Hunter, Treasurers; Archd. M'Kinnon and James M'Kelvie, Secretaries— with a Committee of 27 members. Tbos.

Henderson, F.E.I. S., Rector, &c. ; Duncan M'Pherson, English Master; James Inglis, Teacher of Music; Miss Taylor, Infant School Mistress. The object of the Institution is to give a good ;

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English and Commercial Education to the children of respectable tradesmen at a moderate charge. The following is the scale of

Fees per Quarter : English Reading, 3s 6d ; Reading and Writing, 4s 6d; Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, (with or without English Grammer and Geography), 6s; any one of the above classes alone, 3s 6d ; Latin or Geometry, alone, 4s. All the classes combined, 9s. Infant School, 2s 6d. Sewing, plain, Is 6d fancy, 2s 6d. MENTAL AND PHYSICAL.

Medical and Chirurgical Association — Instituted 1818—For promoting Professsional Intercourse and Improvement— Dr Crawford of Gourock, Preses ; Dr Mackie, Vice-Preses ; Dr Barclay Kenry, Treasurer ; Dr Laurie, Secretary.

The Watt Club—Instituted 1813— Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart. President ; Archibald Denniston, Treasurer ; John Gray, Sec- retary.

Greenock Book Club— Instituted 1849— For the purchase of New Books in General Literature, which are sold annually. Annual Subscription, £1 Is—Treasurer and Secretary, Robert A. Baird, Bookseller.

Ardgowan Club— For Bowling, Curling, and Quoiting— Sir Michael R. Shaw Stewart, Baronet, Patron; Thomas Stark, President; Duncan A. Campbell, Vice-President and Treasurer; Alexander Rodger, Secretary.

Greenock Total Abstinence Society—William Campbell, President; James M'Allister, and James M'Lintock, Vice-Presidents; Wm. Bunting, Secretary ; Thomas Craig, Treasurer—with a Committee of 17. The Society meets every Monday evening in the Masons' Hall, and the Committee meets every Tuesday evening in the Town Hall, for transacting business.

Cartsdyke Working Men's Total Abstinence Society— Rev. T. T. Dilks, President; James M'Pherson, Vice-President; Robert Harvie, Secretary; Archibald Bell, Corresponding Secretary; David Taylor, Treasurer— with a Committee of 16. The Society meets every Monday evening in the New School-room, St Andrews Square.

Greenock Branch of the Edinburgh Free Church Total Abstinence Society — Robert Brownlie, President; Charles Mills, Treasurer; Archibald M'Kinnon, Secretary— with a Local Committee of 10. The object of the Society is promoted by distributing the Annual Reports of the Edinburgh Society, and other Tracts and information. This is the third year of the Society's organization, and 112 of the Clergymen of the Free Church are enrolled as members, with a large proportion of Divinity Students and lay members. MUSICAL.

Greenock Philharmonic Society — Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart., President; Thomas King, Chairman; John Scott, yst., Secretary; James Steele, Treasurer. APPENDIX. 41

Musical Greenock Association —James Inglis, Conductor ; James Fyfe, President; Snmuel M Cuaig, Treasurer; — Fairlie, Secre- tary— Meet for practising in the Highlanders' Academy, on Thurs- day evenings at Half-past Eight o'clock.

Greenock Thistle Instrumental Band—24 Members— Meets every Monday and Thursday evening, for practising, in the Charity School, Ann Street— Benjamin Mills, Treasurer; Chas. M'Ewan, Secretary; James Campbell, Leader; John Dougall, Teacher. St Patrick's Instrumental Band—24 Members— Meets every Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday, for practising, in the Wellington Court Hall—return not given in. HORTICULTURAL. Royal West Renfrewshire Horticultural Society— His Royal High-

ness Prince Albert, Patron ; Sir Michael R. Shaw Stewart, Bart., President; D. M. Latham, and John Beaton, Vice-Presidents; John Barr, Treasurer; John Wilson, Secretary— Meets for competition on the 15th July, and 15th September. AGRICULTURAL. Lower Ward of Renfrewshire Agricultural Society— Established 1849— Annual Exhibition of Live Stock and Dairy Produce in June. Sir Michael R. Shaw Stewart, of Ardgowan and Black-

hall, Bart., Patron ; Major Duncan Darroch, of Gourock and

Drums, President ; Mr Walter Chalmers, Majeston, Vice-Presi-

dent ; Mr John Laird, Bow, Treasurer ; Mr Peter Warden, Mur- diestone, Secretary.

BENEFIT AND FRIENDLY. Greenock Master Wrights' Society — Instituted 1731 — Samuel Thom-

son, Deacon ; James Campbell, Treasurer; David Crawford, Sec- retary; Stewart Allison, and Peter M'Pherson, Key-keepers; Matthew Mitchell, and Arcnd. Service, Assay Masters; William Hunter, and Robert Lang, Trades' Assistants; James Rougvie, Officer.

Greenock Master Coopers' Friendly Society— Instituted 1744—John

Todd, Deacon ; John M'Lean, Treasurer; William Curtis, Senior

Key-keeper ; Joseph Pennel, Junior do. ; Alexander Tough, Old

Senior, do. ; Robert M. Buchanan, Old Deacon ; William Scott,

Robert Thome, and Robert Baxter, Directors ; Joseph Mac-fie, and Archibald Macfie, Auditors; Archibald Langwill, jun., Sec- retary.

Greenock and Inverkip Farmer and Agricultural Friendly Society

— John Hair, Preses ; William Downie, Treasurer; William

Ritchie and James Matthie, Key-keepers ; Daniel Orr, Robert Warden, James Shearer, John Barclay, John Scott and William Douglas, Managers; A. Langwill, jr., Secretary. Greenock Gardeners' Society —John Clark, Lord Chancellor; Mal-

colm Keith, Depute-Chancellor; David Balderston, Deacon ; Jas. d2 42 APPENDIX.

Macdonald, Treasurer ; Alexander Rodger and Robert Blair, Key-

keepers; Robert Cowan and Robert Jamieson, Examiners ; David Crawford, Clerk.

Greenock Shipwrights' Provident Union Society— Instituted 1824 David Kennedy, President; William Fletcher, Treasurer; Dugald Crawford, Secretary ; Archd. Dnnlop Stewart, Surgeon ; and Jas. Peace, Officer. General Meetings on the second Wednesday of January, May, and September, in the Mechanics' Hall, 11," Sir Michael Street. Committee meetings on the first Thursday of each month, and Sub- Committee meets every Saturday Evening at 8 o'clock, in the Committee Rooms, 46, Cathcart Street.

Greenock Friendly Funeral Society— Instituted 1824— R. 3. Chor- ley, Preses; Robert Munn, Treasurer; James M'Neil, Clerk; Alex. Cruden, Officer.

Greenock Trades' Funeral Society David — Ramsay, Preses ; Wm. Burton, Treasurer: Thomas Smith, Clerk; James Peace, Officer. Greenock Trades' Friendly Society— Instituted 1834— David Law-

son, Preses ; Peter Crawford, Treasurer; James Peace, Officer ; Thomas Smith, Clerk.

Greenock Weavers' Society— Instituted 1745— Robert Allan, Dea- con Arch. Clark and Robert ; Boyd, Key-keepers ; D. Crawford,

Clerk ; Daniel Malcome, Officer.

Greenock Funeral Association — Instituted 29th Oct., 1827—John Davidson, Preses; James Milne, sen., Treasurer ; Lindsay King, Clerk ; Duncan Morrison, Officer and Morlcloth Keeper.

Greenock Shoemakers' Friendly Society — Instituted 8th August, 1842—James Milne, sen., Preses; Robert Muir, Treasurer— There are 7 of a Committee, and the town divided into 6 districts, Port- Glasgow being one, which is represented by Wm. Duff.

Hamilton and Cathcart Streets Yearly Society— Instituted 9th April, 1855—John Davidson, Preses; James Milne, sen., Treasurer;

Lindsay King, Clerk ; John Lafferty, Officer. ODD-FELLOWS.

Meets in their Hall, Charles Street. The District Officers are- John Brash, Prov. G.M. Peter ; M'Gregor, Prov. D.G-M. ; John M'Dougall, Prov. C.S. and Treasurer; Archd. Dow, Examining Officer ; John Quin, Relieving Officer.

Banks of Clyde Lodge—John Wylie, G,M. ; Charles Auld, N. G. >

James Martin, V.G. ; John Quin, Secretary ; Charles Auld, M.D.' Surgeon ; John Tierney, Treasurer.

James Watt Lodge— Henry Carson, G.M. ; George Weir, N.G. ; Adam Hunter, V.G.; Peter M'Gregor, Secretary; Archd. Dow' Treasurer; Charles Auld, M.D., Surgeon,

Highland Mary Lodge—William Brown, G.M.; John M'Dougall,

N.G. ; William Gallacher, V.G. ; Archd. Stark, Secretary ; Bar- APPENDIX. 43

clay Henry Surgeon and Treasurer. Hugh Rose, Guardian to the three Lodges. The Independent Order of Odd-Fellows, M.U., extends to South Australia, Canada, United States, New Zealand, West Indies, France, Cape of Good Hope, Calcutta, Pacific Ocean, &c, and is composed of 423 Districts, 3219 Lodges, and 240,000 Members. The whole funds are estimated at .£1,000,000. They are all nearly legalised, being enrolled under the late Friendly Societies Act. FORESTERS.

Greenock District of the Ancient Order of Foresters comprises three Courts—meets in their Hall, 26 Hamilton Street — District Offi- M'Farlan, cers : Matthew M'Murrich, D.C.R ; James D.T. ; James M'Neill, D.S.

Court Banks of Clyde, No. 1109—John Yuille, OR.; David M'Dou- gall, S C.R.; Lachlan M'Lean, Treasurer; and John Crookshanks, Secretary.

Court Caledonia, No. 1275— Charles Symon, C.R ; John Holmes, S.C. R.; Alexander M'Lean, Treasurer; James Hempsead, Sec. Court Royal Archer, No. 1544—Wm. M'Kinnon, C.R.; Matthew

Dale, S.C.R.; John Love, Treasurer ; James Hendry, Secretary. FREEMASONS.

Provincial Grand Lodge of Freemasons for West Renfrewshire, instituted 7th February, 1739— Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, R.W. P.G. Master; John Scott, Esq., Depute P.G. Master; Robert Steele, Esq., Subst. P.G. Master; Robert Ewing, Esq., P.G. Senior Warden; Arch. M. Burrel!, Esq., Acting P.G. Junior Warden; Rev. Charles Cole, B. D.,P. G. Chaplain; David Crawford, Esq, P.G. Treasurer; Donald M'Nicoll, Esq., P.G. Secretary and Director of Ceremonies; John Scott, Jun., Esq.,

P. G. Senior Deacon; , Esq., P.G. Junior Deacon; — M'Master, Esq., and Archibald M'Callum, Esq., P.G. Stewards; John M'Rae, Tyler.

Lodge Greenock Kilwinning, No. 11, instituted 27th December, 1728—John Scott, jun., R.W. Master; Donald M'Nicoll, Depute

Master and Secretary ; James Stewart, Senior Warden ; Francis R. Reid, Junior Warden; Rev. Chas. Cole, B.D., Chaplain; F. Andw. Stewart, Senior Deacon ; John Mackay, Junior Deacon ;

Adam Leitch, Inner Guard ; Daniel S. Stewart, Duncan M'lntyre, James H. Crawford, James Newton, and James Little, Stew-

ards ; John M'Rae, Tyler.

Greenock St John's, No. 175, instituted 1776— Alexander M'Master, R.W. Master; John Cleland, Past Master; Alexander Clark, Depute Master; Malcolm Buie and Robt. Morison, Old Masters; John Black, Secretary; John Herriot, Treasurer; John Preston,

Senior Warden ; Alexander Connell, Junior Warden ; William

Tough, Senior Deacon ; John Mackerzie, Junior Deacon ; John M'Kenzie, Peter Warden, John Lyon, and Dugald Ferguson,

Stewards ; James Don, Tyler. — ;

44 APPENDIX.

Greenock Royal Arch Chapter, No. 17— Office-Bearers : John Pres-

ton, M.E.Z. ; Alexander M. Clark, 2d P.H.; Rohert Morison,

3d P.J. ; Alexander M'Master, 1st P.S. ; William Tough, 2d do.;

Dugald Ferguson, 3d do.; John A. Herriot, Scrihe E ; Archibald

Longwill, Scribe N.; John Herriot, Treasurer ; James Buchanan, M. 1st V.; John M'Gregor, M. 2d V.; Colin M,Millan, M. 3d V.; William Bone, Chaplain; Neil Livingstone, Standard Bearer;

James Don, Janitor ; William Gaylor, Prox. Z.

Greenock Grand Encampment of Knights Templars and Knights of Malta (No. 20)—Dormant.

CONVEYANCES.

OMNIBUSES.

Omnibuses leave the Greenock Railway Station on the arrival of every Passenger Train from Glasgow, and also leave Gourock in time for the departure of every Passenger Train for Glasgow. Robert Clark, Proprietor.

CARRIERS.

Glasgow—Lindsay King, Hamil.on Street, departs every day at half- past 10, arrives every evening at 8 o'clock, per Railway. Gourock and Cloch—N. & R. Shearer, arrives and departs daily. Inverkip— Alexander W. Morris, arrives and departs daily, Largs—William Crawford, White Horse Inn. Market Street, arrives and departs on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Port- Glasgow— John Hall and — Crawford, arrives and departs daily.

FERRY BOATS

Sail from the Mid Quay and East India Harbour occasionally To Cardross—John Fraser. To Helensburgh—Malcolm M'Leod Robert Barr, Dock Breast and East India Breast, agent. To Hill Ardmore Munro. To Portkill—James M'Farlane —Duncan Douglas, William Street, agent.

SAILING VESSELS.

Regular Traders between Greenock and Leith, calling at Port-

Dundas. — A, 100 tons, Lorn, master ; B, 100 tons, Westcott, master ;

C, 100 tons, J. Fraser, master; D, 100 tons, M'Gregor, master ; E, 100 tons, R. M'Leod, master; F, 100 tons, C. Thomson, master G, 100 tons, J. Cunningham, master— Sail every week— Alexander Laird & Sons, agents, 2, Cross-shore Street.

For Dublin every Monday—Screw steamer Irishman, 186 tons per register, T. Morrison, master— Alex. Laird & Sons, agents. —

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Regular Traders between Glasgow, Greenock, and Liverpool

Vixen, 296 tons, William M'Bride, master ; Gipsy Queen, 226 tons,

James M'Bride, master ; Gipsy, 221 tons, Archd. M'Bride, master ;

Gipsy King, 217 tons, Archd. Govan, master ; Columbine, 186 tons, William Borland, master; Anna Dixon, 174 tons, Govan Jones, T master; Grimaldi, 162 tons, W illiam M'Dowall, master ; Portland, 131 tons, James Black, master—Three of the above sciiooners sail weekly from each port— William Lindsay & Co., Excise Buildings, agents. Regular Traders between Glasgow, Greenock, and Bristol —The screw-steamers Corsair, 300 tons, Nathaniel May, master; Brigand, 300 tons, Hugh Primrose, master—One of the above vessels sail every alternate Wednesday—William Lindsay & Co., Excise Build- ings, agents. Regular Traders betwixt Greenock, Lancaster, and Preston— T W oodbine, 94 tons, S. Nicholson, master; Oriental, 93 tons, R. M'Kinnell, master; Bloomer, 142 tons, J- Gornell, master; Mary Jane, 170 tons, J Williamson, master. One of the above vessels sails from Greenock every other week James Alexander, agent, 1 Union Court, West Quay Head. Regular Traders between Glasgow, Greenock, and Liverpool Three vessels sail weekly from each port— Onyx, 350 tons, P M'Ar- thur, master; Opal, 200 tons, John Munn, master; Sapphire, 230 tons, John Campbell, master; Topaz, 178 tons, John M'Diarmid, master ; Chrysolite, 370 tons, Peter Cumming, master ; Mersey, 220 tons, A. M'Neil, master— Arch. M'Kenxie, 1 West Quay, agent.

STEAM VESSELS.

T hite, To Belfast— Six timesa-week— Stork, 258 tons, A. W master ; Elk, 351 tons, John Boyd, master; Stag, 351 tons, William Stewart, master; Lynx, 351 tons, James Hardie, master; Beaver, 265 tons, William Bryce, master— A. G. S. M'Culloch, agent. To Campbelton —Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, and leave Campbelton the same days, except during summer, when they leave oftener— Duke of Cornwall, 105 tons, M'Lean, master ; Celt, 153 tons, Napier, master— Mann and Sutherland, agents, 1 East Quay Lane.

To Port- Rush and Londonderry—Three times a-week, and to Sligo occasionally— Londonderry, 277 tons, M'Laughlan, master; Shamrock, 421 tons, Stewart, master; Thistle, 376 tons, Turnbull, master; Rose, 290 tons, M'Diarinid, master— Mann & Sutherland, agents, 1 East Quay Lane. To Dublin and Cork— Every Tuesday and Friday —Vanguard, 366 tons, Samuel Ward, master; Ariel, 284 tons; John Byrne, master; Herald, 283 tons, W. Stokes, master—James Little & Co., Ex- cise Buildings, agents. To Dumbarton and Glasgow— Twice a-day — (see boards for hours of sailing) —Premier, 85 tons, Robert Lang, master ; Chancellor, 108 — —

46 APPENDIX. tons, J. Wilson, master; Queen, 90 tons, Banie, master—James Darroch, Steamboat Quay, agent. To Ayr and Girvan— Every Tuesday; and

To Girvan and Stranraer—Every Friday— Aryshire Lass, 69 tons, Love, master— Mann and Sutherland, agents, 1, East Quay Lane.

To Girvan and Stranraer— Every Thursday—Albion, 156 tons, Captain Haswell— A. Laird & Sons, agents, Cross-shore Street. To Helensburgh, Roseneath, Gareloch-head and Glasgow— Daily —(For hours of sailing see boards)— Emperor, 62 tons, M'Ewen, master; Gem, — tons, M'Aulay, master; Sovereign, 76 tons, M'Kinlay, master— Archd. Ivl'Nair, Steamboat Quay, agent. To Glasgow, Helensburgh, and Gareloeh-head — Duchess of Argyle, 50 tons, A. M'Pherson, master; Victoria, 66 tons, Camp- bell, master— Archd. M'Nair, porter.

To Rothesay, Kirn, Dunoon, and Tnnellan —Vulcan, — tons. Campbell, master ; Ruby, — tons, Bryce, master Invincible, ; 78 tons, Chambers, master.

To Inverness—Every Monday and Thursday— Cygnet, 68 tons, Campbell, master; Lapwing, 68 tons, Rankine, master— William Lindsay & Co., agents. Maid of Lorn, 71 tons, M-Taggart, master — A. M'Allister, agent.

To Dunoon, Rothesay, Kyles of Bute, Ardrishaig, Oban, Fort- William, and Inverness— During the months of May , June, July, August, September, and October— Iona, — tons, M'Gown, master —William Lindsay & Co., agents, Excise Buildings. To Oban, Tobermory, Portree, and Stornoway— Every Thursday after July— Clansman,, —tons, M'Donald, master William Lindsay & Co., Excise Buildings, agents. Once a week— Dunoon Castle, — tons, Galloway, master— A. M'Allister, agent. 'Jo above Ports, and Portgellen, and Portaiskaig, the steamer Islay, — tons, Kerr, master —John Dawson, agent.

To Oban, Tobermory, Loch Suinnart, Coll, Tiree, and Bunessan — The Maid of Lorn, 71 tons, M'Taggait, master— A. M'Allister, agent.

To Largs, Milport, Arran, and Ardrossan— Daily— Lady Bris- bane, tons, 84 M'Taggart, master ; Lady Kelburne, 90 tons, Houston master—James Benham, Steamboat Quay, agent. Star, — tons,

M'Kellar, master ; Venus, — tons, M'Kellar, master ; Vesta, tons, Gillies, master — A. M'Allister, agent, Steamboat Quay.

To Liverpool — Three days a-week— Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa- turday— Princess Royal, 446 tons, M'Chlery, master— Donald M'Larty, & Co., Excise Buildings, agents. Lynx, 351 tons, James Hardie, master. Btaver, 265 tons, William Bryce, master— Carry- ing cargo and steerage Passengers only — A. G. S. M'Culloch, agent.

To LochgoiKiead— Daily — Lochgoil, — tons, M'Intyre, master A. M'Millan, Steamboat Quay, agent. APPENDIX.

To Kilmun and Strone, Dunoon and Kirn — Three times a-day. The Wellington, — tons, M'Coll, master. New steame«- — tons, Barrie, master— A. M'AMister, agent. To Strone, Dunoon, InnelUn, Rothesay, Tarbert, and Ardrishaig — days a week, at 7 a.m., and a.m. in 6 8 winter ; returning at 5. 15 p.m. The Royal Mail Steamer Rothesay Castle, tons, M'Gill, master— John Dawson, agent, Steamboat Quay.

For Gourock, Kirn, Dunoon, Rothesay, Kyles of Bute, Tarbert, Lochgilphead, Inverary. The Castle Company's Royal Mail Steam Packets—for Hours, see the Boards.

CLYDE SHIPPING COMPANY'S LIGHTERS CARRYING GOODS BETWEEN GLASGOW & GREENOCK DAILY. Ann, M'Dougall master, 53 tons-Friend, M'Lachlan, 50 tons-Betty, M'Larty, 53 tons— Clyde, Gibb, 59 tons— Kelvin, M'Gregor, 74 tons— Newark, Campbell, jun., 63 tons— Bowling, Campbell, senr. 63 tons— Laurel, Taylor, 78 tons— Office, Excise Buildings- A. M'AUister, Agent.

CLYDE SHIPPING COMPANY'S TOWING VESSELS. To and from Glasgow—Every lawful day Conquerer, 86 tons — ; Thomas Barbour, master Gulliver, ; 57 tons, D. Sutherland, master ; Wizard, 21 tons, David Storm, master; Sir Isaac Newton, — tons, Archibald, master; Nimrod, — tons, Leitcb, master. Luggage Steamboats, carrying Goods between Greenock and

Glasgow— Sail Daily — Glasgow, 63 tons, M'Callum, master ; Green- ock, 73 tons, Leitch, master; Industry, 55 tons, John Munn, master — Office, Excise Buildings.

HARBOUR REGULATIONS.

STEAM VESSELS.

I. All steam vessels resorting to the port of Greenock shall have on board a captain or sailing master, who is an experienced seaman ; and shall also have a sufficient number of able-bodied and experienced seamen, for the safe navigation of the vessel under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence, to be paid by the person in command or charge of the vessel. And no steamboat whatever shall be manned with less than a master, two deck men and a pilot, exclusive of the engineer and fireman, under the like penalty of Five Pounds, II. The Steamboat Harbour master shall have the sole and exclusive power of assigning berths to steam boats of all denominations at the portion of the Customhouse Quay alloted for the use of that description of vessels ; and no steam vessel shall be entitled to a quay 48 APFENDIX. berth thet has not pot proper gangways in her bulwarks cut down to the deck, either fore or aft the paddle boxes, which gangways shall be of sufficient width to admit passengers, luggage, coals, ashes, &c, to pass in safety to and from steam vessels lying outside thereof. Masters or others in charge refusing or delaying to attend to this regulation shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. In stormy weather steamers may he allowed to occupy such berths inside the harbours as the Harbour master may point out ; but while the fires are burning steam vessels n.ust be kept as much separate from other vessels as possihle. HI. The master or other person in charge of every steam vessel shall, within 200 yards of any of the quays or any works of the Har- bour Trustees, slow the engines, and keep at a slow rate, until such steam vessels shall have passed the qunys er other works at least 200 yards, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each neglect. And all steam vessels shall, when a red flag is hoisted on board of any vessel in the river opposite the harbours, also slow their engines within 200 yards of the vessel where such flag is hoisted, under the like penalty not exceeding Five Pounds, to be paid by the master or other person in command or charge of such steam vessel, besides being liable in all damages incurred by neglect. IV. No ballast, earth, dross, ashes, or other kind of rubbish, shall be thrown or put overboard from any sailing or steam vessel into the river opposite the harbours, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. V. All steam vessels, whether entering or leaving the port or harbours, shall pass outside of the warping buoys, when ships or rafts are warping either into or out of the harbours, and in every case must avoid coming in contact vith the warps of ships so situated, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence, besides being liable in damages. VI. No forge bellows, lighted candies, lamps, or fires shall be allowed on board of any steam vessel, or other vessels whatever, in the harbour, after eight o'clock in the evening, or before six o'clock in the morning, except the vessel has just arrived, under a penalty not. transgression the forge exceeding Five Pounds sterling for each ; and bellows, lights, or fires on board of any such vessels throughout the day, shall be carefully attended and watched by some person on board, under the like penalty. But upon applying to the Harbour Master, and sufficient cause being shown that the use of forge bellows on board during the night is absolutely necessary to enable the vessel to proceed on her next voyage at the time originally announced, it shall of extra police watchman the be allowed under the special care an ; for the watchman and that parties claiming the privilege paying ; several buckets of water shall be kept in readiness to quench any fire wben danger is apprehended. VII. All masters or other persons in charge of steam vessels ply- of sailing ing to the port shall, immediately on fixing the hours of writing the said vessels from Greenock, intimate the same in to the office they shall upon no Steamboat Harbour Master, at his ; and account, either upon the pretence of not arriving in due time or otherwise, alter the period fixed, but shall depart punctually at the times of sailing originally announced, under a penalty not exceeding APPENDIX. 49

Five Pounds sterling for each offence, excepting always cases of accidents happening to the vessels or machinery; in which events the time for sailing announced on the boards shall be immediately altered or suspended. The sailings shall be regulated by the public clock placed on the Steamboat Quay. Vessels engaged in the foreign or coasting trade may remain at the quay until they take on board all goods that may have been laid down from such vessels, which those in charge must do as speedily as possible; but so soon as the goods are on board the vessel must be backed outside another vessel. Masters or others in command refusing or delaying to comply with any part of this regulation, will be liable in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. VIII. All passenger steam vessels shall, when it is dark, on their arrival at, or departure from the quays, have and use sufficient lights, consisting in no case of less than two hand lanterns, so as to enable passengers to get on board or to land with safety ; and all steam vessels, when passing up or down, shall, at least within 200 yards of the quays, reduce their speed, so as the loading or unloading of the vessels at the piers or quays may not be interrupted, or in any manner of way sustain damage. All steam vessels shall, when leaving the quay, observe the like precaution of steaming slowly, until they have passed all the vessels lying at the outer piers, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. IX. The masters and crews of all steam vessels lying nearest the quay shall give free access over the decks of their vessels to all parties going to or from the steamers lying at the outside berth, and also free access for the conveyance of luggage, goods, coals, &c. , to and from the said steamers : and all steam vessels shall, when not loading or unloading, have their hatchways and scuttles covered over. The master or other persons in charge of the vessel, neglecting any of these orders shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding Forty Shil- lings for each offence. X. All steamers shall have a bowline hitch upon their hawsers or fastening lines, that the lines may be easily thrown over the palls, and which shall be so fastened as not to trip or interfere with the passengers. Masters or others in charge of steam vessels neglecting to comply with this regulation, shall forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. XI. All masters, crews, and other persons, are prohibited inter- fering with or interrupting passengers going to the steam boat, by endeavouring to induce them to take the passage by their respective boats; but the masters and crews are required to remain either on board their respective boats, or at their gangways, previous to the

hour of sailing ; and masters and others shall not allow horns or bugles to be sounded until within five minutes of the hour of sailing of the respective boats. Any person neglecting any part of this regulation, shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds.

TABLE OF RIVER PILOTAGE RATES.

From Greenock, or off Greenock, or the Tail of the Bank, to

Glasgow ; or from Glasgow to Greenock, or off Greenock, or the Tail of the Bank, for all vessels under 10 ft. draught 6 SO APPENDIX.

of water, ...... per ft. Is 6ci Vessels with 10 feet draught of water and under 12 feet, 2s Od Vessels with 12 ft. draught of water and not exceeding 15 ft. 2s 6d All vessels exceeding feet 15 draught of water, ... 3S Od Vessels to and from Bowling Bay, or Dumbarton, to be charged at two-thirds of the above rates ; and vessels to or from Renfrew or Dalmuir to Greenock or Port-Glasgow, or from the last-mentioned ports to Dalmuir and Renfrew, to be charged the same rates as from Glasgow. Odd inches to be charged and paid in proportion. Two-thirds only of the above rates, exigible in respect of vessels towed by steam.

GLASGOW PILOTS AT THE GREENOCK STATION FOR TAKING VESSELS UP THE RIVER. Duncan M'Intyre. Dugald Campbell. Rohert Crooks. Daniel Mowet. Magnus Park. James Higham. Alex. Alexander. James M'Chlery. James Park. John M'Kelvie.

DEEP SEA PILOTS' RATES. 1. From any place betwixt the Cumbrae Light and the Cloch Light, or from the anchorage at Fairlie Roads, Rothesay Bay, or Quarantine Station, Holy Loch, to Greenock Roads, and Mooring, or to the Quay and berthing, one penny half penny per ton register. 2. When a vessel, inward bound, is boarded outside of the South Entrance of Lamlash Harbour, the Pilot to receive one half-penny per ton additional.

3. From any place inside of the Cloch Light, or from the anchorage at Gourock Roads, or Tail of the Bank, to Greenock, one penny. 4. Vessels, inward bound, not boarded until nearer Greenock than the Bay of Quick, one penny per ton.

5. From Greenock to Port- Glasgow, one penny per ton* 6. From Greenock Roads, unmooring, and bringing into any of the Haibours or Docks—a Ship, 5s; a Brigantine, 4s. The same rates chargeable for like distances outwards, with the exception of the charge under Article II., which is levied on outward bound vessels only, in the event of the Pilot being required to proceed with the vessel so far as the south entrance of Lamlash harbour. All vessels sailing under Foreign Flags to pay one-half more than the above rates. Any vessels anchoring at the Tail of the Bank, outward bound, the Pilot, if required, is afterwards to go and assist her out to any distance the master may require, betwixt the Cloch and the Cum- brae, without any additional charge to the three half-pence per ton ; failing the Pilot's attending, another may be hired in his stead, who is to have one penny per ton for taking the vessel from the Tail of APPENDIX. 51 the Bank out, leaving one half-penny per ton as the allowance for piloting from the Quay to the Tail of the Bank. Any Pilot going on board ship (liable to quarantine), at the re- quest of the owner or master, is to be paid, in addition to his pilotage, is 6d per day of 24 hours, for every day he may be detained on board.

DEEP SEA PILOTS (Licensed). Richard Adams Diniel M'Cormick William Adams John M'Corquodale David K. Arkley Donald M Kinlay Richard Blackney John M'Lean Hugh Cameron Lachlan M'Neill Jame^ Crawford Robert M'Neill William Clank Hannibal Sloan Alexander DiW John Stewart John Foster Daniel Taylor John Galbraith Hugh Turner David Guthiie John Turner William Howieson William Duncan Alexander Murchie Rnbeit Lee Archibald M 'Bride Robert Grant

CARTERS.

I. No carter, carman, barrowman, or porter, shall be permitted to ply for hire, on or around the quays or piers, without being licensed, by and under authority of the Provost and Bailies, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. II. Carters and carmen shall have their name and number marked in legible characters on their respective carts or cars, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for neglect thereof. HI. Carters and carmen must have at all times a sufficient number or quantity of waterproof covers, for the protection of goods on their carts or cars, and every carter or carman neglecting to have the necessary quantity of covers, shall forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. IV. All fines, forfeitures, penalties, damages, and expenses, mentioned in the preceding regulations, shall (when not otherwise directed) be sued for and recovered at the instance of the Procurator- Fiscal of the Police Court of Greenock, before the Provost or any one of the Bailies of the said Town; and upon conviction of any offender, it shall be lawful for the said Provost or any one of the Bailies to pronounce sentence, subjecting such offender to imprisonment in the Prison or Bridewell of Greenock, or to fine, or to such lesser punishment as may be deemed adequate to the offence committed.

Extracted from the Minutes of the Parliamentary Trustees of the Port and Harbours of Greenock. JOHN KERR GRAY, Clerk to the Trustees. 52 APPENDIX.

The preceding Regulations Confirmed and Approved in terms of the Statute 5 Vict., Session 2d, Cap. 54, Section CLXXX.

H. J. ROBERTSON, Sheriff. November 25, 1850.

REGULATIONS FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE PORTERS OF GREENOCK, The Provost and Bailies of Greenock, the Town Council thereof, and the Trustees of the Port and Harbours of Greenock, repeal all former Rules, Regulations, and Bye-laws, enacted for the government of the Porters, and the Table of Rates or Fares appointed to

be exacted by them ; and do hereby, in virtue of the Acts of Parlia- ment 3d Vict. cap. 27, and 5 Vic. cap. 54, enact and ordain the following Regulations and Table of Rates or Fares, to be strictly observed and enforced: 1st. No person shall be permitted to ply for hire as a Porter within the Town of Greenock, or on the Quays and Breasts thereof, without being licensed by authority of the Provost and Bailies, he having first found caution faithfully to observe and fulfil these Regulations,

and observe the Table of Rates hereto annexed ; and each Porter shall have constantly affixed to his breast a Badge, specifying his number. All persons contravening this regulation, shall forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding Two Pounds for each offence. All licenses previously granted to Porters and Barrowmen are hereby withdrawn and can- celled. 2d. All Porters shall with diligence and expedition perform the services for which they are engaged, and shall not soil or injure the

property entrusted to their charge ; and shall conduct themselves with civility and discretion, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence, besides being liable for damages to the party injured. 3d. When a Steam Vessel, just arrived at the Quay, has taken a berth at the outside of another Steam Vessel, the Porters shall not stand on the paddle-box or on the side of the inside Vessel, but arrange themselves in the middle of the inside Vessel; and if the Vessel just arrived occupies an inside or Quay berth, they shall then arrange themselves on the Quay, at least four feet from the edge thereof, till called to be engaged, and permitted to pass on board by the officer attending for that purpose; nor shall any Porter, upon being engaged to carry Luggage or other Goods in the Town of Greenock, or from or to the Quays and Breasts thereof, attempt to transfer such Luggage or other Goods to another Porter, but shall himself fulfil his engagement, and, when required, accompany his

employer ; and all Porteis contravening any part of this Regulation, shall be subjected in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. 4th. No Porter shall embark the Luggage of Passengers going on board of any Steam Vessel until all the Passengers intending to land shall have first landed with their Luggage, under a penalty not ex. ceeding Five Pounds for each offence. 5th. Porters shall not, when unengaged, refuse employment when

offered ; and if any Porter allege previous employment, he shall* APPENDIX. 53 when required, specify the nature and time of bis employment, and by whom engaged. 6th. For the better security of Property and mere faithful discharge of his duty, any Porter asking or taking employment when in a state of intoxication, shall be liable to a penalty of Forty Shillings, besides being subject to dismissal from his office as Porter by any of the Magistrates. 7th. All Porters shall, when requested by a Magistrate or Police Officer, assist him in apprehending persons accused of assaults or breaches of the peace, committed in any of the public Streets of the Town, or on the Quays or Breasts or the Harbours. A refusal on the part of the Porter to render such assistance shall, when proved against him, be a sufficient cause for the Provost or any one of the Bailies to deprive him of his license. 8th. The Wheel Barrows belonging to the Porters shall be arranged and stationed, each with the number of its owner's Badge, and his name legibly painted thereon, in a situation to be fixed by the Steamboat Harbour Master or the officers under him, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. 9th. Porters plying on the Steamboat Quay shall be careful not to permit boys or other idlers to go on board any of the Steam Vessels, and, if necessary, they shall call for assistance on the Officer on the station, and on tl e Masters and Crews of the Steam Vessels, to aid them. Persons contravening this Regulation, shall pay and forfeit a sum not exceeding Forty Shillings for each offence. 10th. — No Porter shall demand or take a higher sum for his services than the Rates or Fares stated in the Table annexed to these Regulations, and each Porter shall, when plying, have in his possession a copy of these Regulations and the Table of Rates or Fares, and shall at all times produce the same to the person employing him when required, and that under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. 11th. Any one of the Magistrates sitting in the Police Court, on sufficient cause shown to him, may declare the Bond of Caution granted for any Porter forfeited, and deprive the offender of his Li- cense and Badge. 12th. All fines and penalties incurred under the preceding Regu- lations, shall he sued for before the Magistrates, in the Police Court, and recovered, at the instance of the Procurator Fiscal of the Town of Greenock ; and upon the conviction of the offender, it shill be lawful for the Magistrate, as presiding Police Judge, to pronounce sentence, subjecting such offender to imprisonment in the Bridewell or Prison of Greenock, for any period not exceeding sixty days, unless pajment of the fine inflicted be sooner paid. 13th. A Printed Copy of these Regulations, and the Table of Fares annexed, shall be placed in the Cabin and Steerage of each Steam Vessel, for the information and guidance of the Public. JOHN KERR GRAY, Town Clerk.

FARES. A parcel 7 lbs. weight or under, from any place in Greenock, not beyond Cartsburn, Westburn, or Shaw Place, ... £0 e2 54 APPENDIX.

A parcel above 7 lbs. and not exceeding 56 lb9., within the places just mentioned, ...... 3 A parcel above 56 lb*, and not exceeding 1 12 lbs., ... 4 Any Loid on a Wheelbarrow exceeding 112 lbs., ... 6 A leiter or parcel not exceeding 7 !bs. from any place in the Town of Greenock, not beyond R itho Street on the East, Campbell Street on the West, and Wellington Street on the South 4 A parcel above 7 lbs., and not exceeding 56 lbs., within the places now mentioned, ...... 5

A pucel above 56 lbs., and not exceeding 1 12 lbs., ... 6

Any load on a Wheelbarrow exceeding 1 12 lbs.,...... 8 A parcel 7 lbs. weight or under, from any place in Greenock not beyond Ladyburn on the East, Martha Brae on the West, and

the Cotton Mill on the South, ...... 6 A pai eel above 7 lbs., and not exceeding 56 lbs., within the places now mentioned, ...... 7

A parcel ubnve b6 lbs., and not exceeding 1 12 lbs., ... 8 Any load on a Wheelbarrow exceeding 112 lbs., ... 10 A parcel 7 lbs. weight oi under, from any place in Greenock, not beyond Fort Matilda, ...... 7 A parcel above 7 lbs. and not exceeding 56 lbs., within the place now mentioned, ...... 8 A parcel above 56 lbs. and not exceeding 112 lbs., ... 9 Any load on a Wheelbarrow exceeding 112 lbs., ... 10 A parcel 7 lbs. weight or under, from any place in Greenock to Berryburn, ...... 9 A parcel above 7 lbs. and not exceeding 56 lbs., within the place now mentioned, ...... 10 A parcel above 56 lbs., and not exceeding 112 lbs., ... 10 Any load on a Wheelbarrow exceeding 1 12 lbs., ... 13 When detained more than a quarter of an hour at loading or unloading, for every additional quarter of an hour, ... 2 One-half more to be charged after 8 o'clock evening in the winter season, and 10 o'clock in the summer. Assisting at loading or unloading Carts, weighing Goods, &c, not included in the above Fares—For the first hour, s For every other hour, 6 Watching during the night—For the first hour, 1 For eveiy other hour, 6 Acting generally as a Porter for a whole day of 10 hours, 4 6

For a week, 1 1 For these Rates or Fares, Porters are bound, when required, to put the Goods, Parcels, or Luggage on board of the Steam Vessels, or place them on the platform of the Railway, or take the same out of the Steam Vessel, or down from the Railway platform, or to or from a House or other place or building. JOHN KERR GRAY, Town Clerk.

Town- Hall, 12th June, 1854.

The preceding Regulations and Table of Rates or Fares Allowed, Approved, and Confirmed, in terms of the Statutes 3 Vict. cap. '27, and of 5 Vict. cap. 54.

CLAUD MARSHALL, Sheriff"- Substitute. Grkjsnock, 18th July, 1854. APPENDIX. 55

LIST OF LICENSED PORTERS AND THEIR NUMBERS. NO. NO. William Milligan, 1 Martin M'Neilage, 31 Morris M'Teague, 2 William M'Arthur, 32 John Telfer, 3 D. Carmichael 33 James Wilson, 4 Peter Clark, 38 Alexander Clark, 5 Hector M'Allister, 40 George Knaggs, 6 Allan Black, 41 Charles M-Lachlan, 7 Donald Laurie, 42 John Drummond, 8 Hugh Gillan, 43 Edwaid Jack, 9 Robert Miller, 45 John Moody, 10 John M'Taggart, 46 John M'Callum, 11 Colin M'Phail, 51 John Orr, 12 Allan M'Kinnon, 53 Archd. M'Allister, 13 Thoma3 Aird, 54 Neil M'Callum, 14 Thomas Hepburn, 55 Archd. M'Farlane, 15 James Benham, 56 James Don, 16 William Greaves, 57 John Blair, 17 Archd. Grierson, 68 William Blair, 18 Allan MCallum, 59 Matthew Muir, 19 Robert Campbell, 60 Alex M'Millan, 20 John Pettigrew, 62 John M'Farlane, 21 Archd. Wright, 63 William Muir, 22 Michael Brown, 64 A. M'Kirdy, 24 James Darroch, 65 James Dilgleisb, 26 Duncan M'Alpine, 66 Archd. M'Nair, 27 Peter Strathern 67 Donald M'Intyre, 28 Henry M'Garvie, 68 Alex M Gilvrary, 29 John Payne, 69 Angus Johnstone, 30 John M-Dougall, 72

GREENOCK SI1IPPING LIST.

VESSELS MARKED

I Sp~-~ Sloop I Lr~~-~~.Lighter Bk ,~~Barque 1 S ~Ship —

~Sniack Sr~«>~ Schooner j Cr Cutter Bg Brig Sk | — 1

Vessels. Tons. Masters. Owners. Trade. Abyssinia, bk 399 Evans John Kerr Foreign Agnes, Ir 46 Miller R. & P. Barr Coast Agnes Taylor, s 471 Lyle John Kerr Foreign Aim, lr 28 P. Sincla ir Mories & Nicol Coast Alberta, bk 600 Cameron Erskine & Buchanan Foreign Alexander, lr 40 Sinclair D. & G. Brymner Coast America, s 430 Guthrie W. On- Foreign Annabella, bk 199 R. Paul Macfarlane do Anne M'Lean, bk 318 P. M'Gaw Hamlin & Co. do Ann Hall, bg 172 Dempster Dempster & others do

Ann Johnston, bg 198 Pattersor i Baine & Johnstone do Archd. M'Millan, s 498 Gallowa; John Kerr do Assaye, s 847 M'Kenzi ; J. & W. Stewart do Atalanta, bg 182 Wood D Wilson do 56 APPENDIX.

"Vessels. Tons. Masters. Owners. Trade. Balclutha, bg 241 Hart J. & W. Stewart Foreign Balmoral, bg 114 King King do Bannockburn, s 7ao Biuce Russell & others do Banshee, lr 36 Stirling Mories & Nicol Coast Barbara, sr 325 Stevenson Stevenson & Co. Foreign Birkby, bg 324 Thomson G. Turnbull & Co. do Black Diamond, h 80 M'Alpine Mories & Nicol Coast Borneo, bk 460 Sutherland Martin & Co. Foreign Brenda, bk 299 M'Lean Pattens & Co. do Brook»,by, s 500 Clark C. M'Millan and others do Brownie, lr 40 M'Millan Mories & Nicol Coast

Carntyne, s 886 Carlyle Lang and Co. Foreign Catherine, sr 45 Gibb J. Gibb Coast Charles, lr 38 Livingstone Mories and Nicol do Charlotte Harrison, bk 575 A. Welsh A. R. Johnston Foreign Chase, bk 286 Kiik Baine and Johnstone do Cherokee, bk 278 Irvin J. and W Stewart do Chevalier, br 253 Fleming G. Turnbull and Co. do Chieftain, bk 389 M'Millan D. M'Larty do Clara, be; 174 Hutcheson J. Hunter and Co. do Clydesdale, bk 250 Aitken J. G. Macfarlane do Commerce, lr 21 Scott Mories and Nicol Coast Corio, s s !53 Brown J. F. Mackay Foreign

Copia, bk 300 Craigie Pattens and Co. . do Cres6ida, s 587 M'Fee Campbell, Anderson and Co. do Culdee, bk 3S7 Chambers J. Cunningham and Co. do Culloden, s 908 Machean Hamilton, Adams and othen do Cuthberts, bk 776 Nixon R. Cuthbert do

Dante, bg 189 Breakenridge Baine and Johnstone Foreig Davidsons, bg 218 Henderson Patcens and Co. do Demerara, s 488 D. Galloway John Kerr do Druid, bk 358 T. Donnelly do Duke of Portland, s 533 Seymour Thomas Hamlin and Co. do

Earl of Lonsdale, bk 350 Rutter John Kerr Foreign Elf, lr 40 Cavins Mories and Nicol Coast Elizabeth, lr 30 Weir Mories and Nicol do Elizabeth, lr 44 Campbell D. and G. Brymner do Eliza Grieve, bg 149 Brien Baine and Johnstone Foreign Eliza Stewart, s 524 Baird J. and W. Stewart do Ellen, bn 94 Campbell John Campbell Coast Ellen Forrestal, bg 189 M'Millan Macfarlane Foreign Englishman, bn 165 Ross Whitehead do Emelyn, bk 293 Toogood M'Arthur and Binnie do Erromango, br 351 Leckie J. Kelso do Eydent, lr 39 Gibson R. and P. Barr Coast APPENDIX. 57

F Vessels. Tons. Masters. Owners. Trade.

Fairy, lr 35 Gardner Mories and N'col Coast Friends, sr 75 M'Callum D. and G. Brymner do

Gartsherrie, bk 252 Chine Andrew Stewart Foreign Glasgow, lr 28 M'Ewen Mories and Nicol Coast Glaucus, bg 256 Duncan J. and W. Stewart Foreign Grange, bk 275 Morrison Thomas Shaw do H

Hazard, bg 115 Banks Davidson Coast Hebe, sr 103 Dovling Baine and Johnstone Foreign Hope, lr 30 M'Pherson D. and G. Brymner Coast Hound, sr 132 Walters Kerrs and M'Bride Foreign

Iceni, bg 269 Steele Kerrs and M'Bride Foreign India, s 573 Kennedy John M'Cunn do Innellan, bk 7P2 Clark M'Millan and others do Isabella, bg 280 Cowan John Kerr do Isabella Kerr, bk 442 Clark John Kerr do Isle of France, bk 338 Neill M'Arthur and Binnie do

Jacatra, s 348 Aiton D. M'Gregor Foreign Jamaica, bk 355 Ferguson John Kerr do James Campbell, bk 325 Campbell John Kerr do James Russell, s 801 Muir A. Russell and others do James Stewait, bg 240 Taylor J. and W. Stewart do

Jane Brown, bk 281 Stevenson J. B. Paterson and others i do Janet, sp 39 Wilson John M'Lean and Co. Coast Janet, lr 29 Sinclair D. and G. Brymner do Janet Wilson, bk 279 Edwards Mrs Janet Wilson Foreign Jean, lr 30 M'Pherson R. and P. Bdir Coast Jean, lr 39 MPherson Mories and JNicol do Jessie, sp 50 Morrison John M'Lean and Co. do Jessie Catherine, sp 32 M'Coll John MLean and Co. do John Ferguson, s 499 Galloway John Kerr Foreign John Hamilton, s 942 Sillars Hamilton, Adam and othi;rs, do John M'Kenzie, s 904 Tilly Andrew Stewart do Juliet, bk 444 M 'In tyre J. Rodger, jr., and others do

Kirkman Finlay, s 439 M'Kirdy Shankland Foreign Kohinoor, bk 323 Rhodes Andrew Stewart do

Lady Octavia, s 1312 Welsh Hamilton, Adams k others For. Lewis, lr 28 Tawells Thomas Potter Coast Livonia, bg 161 M'Millan — Thomson do 53 APPENDIX.

Vessels. Tons. Masters. Owners. Trade. Lord of the Isles, s 691 Maxton Martin and Co. Foreign Lord Harris, str 164 Dow — Templeton do Lord Warriston, s 1144 Robertson Thos. Hamlin and Co. do Lotus, bk 369 Ritchie Campbell, Anderson & Co. do

Marchss. of Ailsa, bk 335 Andrew John Kerr Foreign Margaret Smith, bk 292 Fleming John Kerr do Marion Dick, sr 49 Morrison J. and J. Dick Coast Marion Hendry, sr 91 Hendry Hendry and others do Martaban, s 851 Brown Orr and others Foreign Mary, Ir 30 Gardner R. and P. Barr Coast Mary, bg 218 Muoro J. Kelso Foreign Mary Ann, bg 350 Leitch P. W. Leitch do Mary Campbell, sr 54 M'Lean M. and D. Kelso Coast Mary Fclker, si- 77 Champion Thos. Hamlin and Co. Foreign Mary Stewart, bk 316 M'Neill A. Aitken and others do Meg Merrilies, s 315 M'Kellar J. Jackson do Menam, bk 472 Andrew Martin and Co. do Meteor, s 754 Alexander M'Arthur and Binnie do Meteor, bk °93 Boyd J. and W. Stewart do Moria, bg 243 Sloane J. F. Mackay do Monsoon, s 855 Poison Orr and others do Moselle, bk 971 Thomson J. F. Mackay do Mooltan, s 611 Rodger Wm. Crawford and Cf do Mountstewart, sr 57 D. and G. Brymner Coast

Native Lass, 116 Girr D. $• G. Brymner, Co. §• For. Neptune, bk 343 Dunlop J. Cunningham and Co. For. Niagara, bk 422 Buchanan Dunlop and others do NorvaL bk 245 Wallace Baine and Johnston do

Onda, bk 376 Nairn Orr and others Foreign Othello, bn 155 Robertson Baine and Johnstone do

Peerless, bg 177 M'Lellan D. Steele Foreign Priam, bk 659 Macfarlane M'Arthur and Binnie do Progress, s s 316 Doke Mones and Nicol do Pursuit, bg 226 Mackie John Kerr do

Quintin Leitch, s 643 Warden A. Russell and others Foreign

Roderick Dhu, bk 376 M'Intyre D. M'Alpine and Co. Foreigi Roger Stewart, s 364 Morrison Andrew Stewart do Rosina, bk 450 Broadfoot D. M'Gregor do Rosina, bg 159 Mann J. Hunter and Co. do APPENDIX. 5©

Vessels. Tons. Masters. Owners. Trade. Royal Oak, lr •26 Scott Mories and Nicol Coast Runnymede, bg 236 Prowse Kerrs and M 'Bride Foreign

Salween, bk 307 White F. White Foreign Sapho, bk 446 Hildreth D. Bilderston and others do Satisfaction, lr 40 Paul Mories and Nicol Coast St Fillans, bg 193 Daviea J. Hunter and Co. Foreign Scotland, s 388 Davie John MacCunn do Shooting Star, bk 291 Johnston Wm. Lindsay and Co. do Sir R. Campbell, bg 178 Dunn J. Hunter and Co. do Solway, sk 41 M'Arthur M. and D. Kelso Coast Somnauth, s 670 Lawson Hamilton, Adams & others.For. Spartan, s 796 Barclay, Hamilton, Adams & others, do Spray, bg 241 Roper Kerrs and Al 'Bride do Spectator, bk 332 Neill Dunlop and others do

; Stirling, bk 430 Jamieson J. F. Mackay * o

Tamerlane, s 427 Caldwell J. and W. Stewart Foreign Tartar, s 670 Guthrie Hamilton, Adams and others,do Tbalestris, bg 165 Hanley Pattens and Co. do Thomas Fielden, s 904 Coupar Thomas Hamlin and Co. do Thomas Hamlin, s 831 Pole Thomas Hamlin and Co. do Trinidad, s 524 Dunlop John Kerr do

Ulysses, 934 Chivas W. Crawford and Co. Foreign

Vestal, bg 161 Leitch Kerrs and M'Bride Foreigi

Walter Baine, bg 257 Cleary Baine and Johnstone Foreign William Gibson, s 592 Alexander James M'Millan and Son do William Stewart, s 576 Riches J. and W. Stewart do Willing Lass, bn 115 Aiton Thorne and Co. do

Trca, 1374 Hamilton, Adams ^ others F«r.

[The publishers desire to return their thanks to the Merchants and others, for the valuable assistance afforded them in making up and completing this List.] 60 APPENDIX.

GREENOCK POST OFFICE—3, CHURCH PLACE.

June, 1855.

THOMAS M'MILLAN, Postmaster.

Alexander. Loudoun, Alex. R. Macintosh, David Scrymgeour, William M. G. Weir, and James Allan, Clerks. James Dickson, Alex4nder Cameron, James Arbuckle, John M'Leish, Samuel Fry, and John M'Lean, Letter Carriers.

George Stewart and William Buntain, Railway and Steamboat Messengers.

Patrick Finnigan, Gourock Runner.

Archibald Crawford, Kihnun Messenger and Letter Deliverer.

Robert Morrison, Cove and Kilcreggan Messenger and Letter Deliverer.

The Paid Letter Window is open at 7 a.m., and shut at 10 p.m. ; and on Sundays is only open to the public from 8 till 9 a.m.

Money Orders are granted and paid from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. On Sundays and Fast-days no business of this description is done.

DELIVERY OF LETTERS. First delivery at 7 a.m., with the correspondence from England ;

Continent of Europe ; Edinburgh, Linlithgow, Grangemouth, Bath- gate ; Ireland, Portpatrick, Stranraer, Cairnryan, Ballantrae, Girvan, Maybole, Ayr, Kilmarnock, Cumnock, Mauchline, Fenwick, New- ton, Auchinleck, Symington, Ardrossan, Beith, Dairy, Irvine, Kil- winning, Lochwinnoch, Monkion, Saltcoats, Stewarton, Troon; Aberdeen, Dundee, Perth; Stirling, Callander, Alloa, Denny,

Kilsyth, Kirkintilloch, Bishopbriggs ; Inverary ; Fort-William, Strontian, Appin, Oban, Bonaw, Dalmally, Cairndow, Arrochar,

Luss, Dumbarton, Helensburgh ; Glasgow, Paisley, Renfrew, Bis- hopton, Port- Glasgow. Town's letters in time for this delivery till 6.30 a.m.

Second delivery at 10.30 a.m., with the correspondence from Lon- don, Liverpool, Manchester, Dublin, Edinburgh, East of England, South East of Scotland, Berwick, and towns on the North British, and Edinburgh and Glasgow Railways ; Glasgow, Paisley, Port- Glasgow, Largs, Millport, Rothesay, and Dunoon. Town's letters in time till 10 a.m. APPENDIX. 61

Third delivery at 1.30 p.m., with the correspondence from Glas- gow, Paisley, Port-Glasgow and Helensburgh. Town's letters in time till 1 p.m. — for Private Boxes only.

Fourth delivery at 4.30 p.m., with the correspondence from Edin- burgh, Glasgow, Paisley, Port- Glasgow, Denny, Ardentinny, Loch- goilhead, Cove, and Kilcreggan. Town's letters in time till 4 p.m. Fifth delivery at 7.20 p.m., with the correspondence from Edin- burgh, Glasgow, Paisley, Port- Glasgow, Perth, Brechin, Montrose, Stirling, Alloa, Inverness, Rothesay, Dunoon, Campbelton, Loch- gilphead, Tarbert, Clachan, Tayinloan, Ardrishaig, Innellan, Kilmun, Millport, Largs, Fairlie, West Kilbride, Wemyss Bay, and Inver- kip. Town's letters in time till 6.50 p.m.

On Sundays, on being called for at the General Post Office, 3, Church Place, from 8 till 9 a.m.

On Fast-days on being called for at the Office, 3, Church Place, from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m.

RECEIVING HOUSES.

The Letter-boxes at the three Receiving Houses, West Blackhall Street, Rue end Street, and Steamboat Quay, shut on week days at the following hours, viz., 11.20 a.m., 2.20 p.m., 6.20 p.m., and 9.20 p.m.. On Sundays at 2 p.m.

LETTER-CARRIERS' DISTRICTS. (Arranged as the Letters are delivered.) 1st District— Rue-end street, Bogle street, Virginia Street, Chapel street, Baker street, Dellingburn street, East Blackhall street, Car- nock street, St Andrew's square and street, Springkell street, East Stewart street, Cartsdyke, Cartsburn street, St John Street, St Law- rence street, Under Crescent, Stanners street, Arthur street, Hillend, Main street, East Regent street from Lynedoch street, Bogle street, Back Walks, Lyle street, Antigua street—John M'Leish.

2d District'— Church place, Hamilton street, West Burn street, (upper part), No. 25 to 42, Nicholson street No. 23 to 41, Charles street No. 21 to 32, Sugarhouse lane No. 25 to 32, Cowgate street, Smith's lane, Buccleuch street, West Stewart street, Kilblain street, George's square, Nelson street, Union street, Kelly street, Patrick street, Brisbane street, Finnart, Ford, and Brachelston toll, High Vennel, Watson's lane, and Manse lane—James Dickson.

3d District— Cathcart square, William street No. 6 to 18, Charles street No. 1 to 17, Sugarhouse lane No. 7 to 21, Crawfurd street, West Burn street No 14 to 22 (lower part), West Blackhall street, Brougham street, Houston street, Elcion street, Margaret street, West Stewart street, west from Bonar's church, Patrick street, Shore street, ending at Lower Fergusland, East and West Clyde streets, and Jamaica street— Alexander Cameron. 9 62 APPENDIX.

4th District— Cathcart street to Mansion-house lane, from Lyne- doch street, Roxburgh street, Inverkip street, Mount Pleasant, Orangefield, and Cowdenknowes, Bank street, Shaw place. Regent street (west), Mearns street, Trafalgar street, Ann street, Drumlro- char road, Sir Michael street, East Shaw street, Duncan street, To- bago street, and Market street— James Arbuckle.

5th District— From Mansion-house lane down Cathcart street to East India breast and quay, Custom-house place, East, Middle, and West breasts and quays, Ropework street, to M'Millan's yard, West

Burn street No. 1 to 12, Low Sugarhouse lane, No. 1 to 4, Taylor's close, Shaw street, New Deck lane, Dalrymple street, Shaw street, East quay lane, Low Vennel, Harvie lane, and low part of William street, Highland close, Broad close, Longwill close, and Cross-shore street—Samuel Fry.

6th District— From Garvel Paik Lodge, along East Hamilton street to Hillend Works, Cappielow and Toll Cottages, Ladyburn, Clyde Pottery, Caledonian Saw Mills, Inch Works, and along the Port-Glasgow Road to the Kingston Saw Mills—John M'Lean.

POSTAGE STAMPS, &c.

As the system of paying Inland Letters has been done away with, the public must use Postage Stamps. Stamps may be procured at the General Office, 3 Church Place, the Stamp Office, and the Two Receiving- Houses.

The Penny Labels, ~-~ ,~~. at Id. each The Twopenny Labels, „~» „~- ~~* at 2d. „ The Sixpenny Labels, ^~. ^^ at 6d. „ The Tenpenny Labels, at lOd. „ The Shilling Labels, ~~, at Is. „ The Penny Envelopes, 24 for 2s. 3d., or 2 for 2£d.

When the value of Stamps on a Letter is less than the amount of the postage to which it is liable, the Letter will be charged double the amount of such difference on delivery. Stamps may be used for Printed Votes and Proceedings in Parlia- ment, and on Foreign Colonial, and Ship Letters, outwards. Let- ters for parts abroad posted with Stamps of less value than the full amount of Postage, if addressed to places to which prepayment is not compulsory, will be forwarded, charged with only such amount of Postage as shall be equal to the difference between the value of

Stamps and the proper rate of Postage ; but letters addressed to places abroad, to which prepayment is compulsory, if posted with Stamps of less value than the full amount of Postage, will be sent to the Dead-Letter Office, to be returned, in all practicable cases, to the writer. Stamps are not permitted to be used on Letters arriving in the United Kingdom from the Colonies or Foreign Countries. These Regulations are applicable to newspapers in those cases where they are liable to postage. If the Stamps affixed to letters are mutilated or defaced, the letters will be liable to the unpaid rate. APPENDIX. 63

A Stamp which has been cut from an envelope and affixed to a letter, entitles it to pass free of charge. Redirected letters are charged an additional postage for each redirec- tion, according to the Prepaid Scale,—except those addressed to any Town and redirected to any place subordinate to, or within the delivery of that Town ; Letters addressed to any subordinate Town and redirected to any other subordinate Town, both being under the same Post Town. Letters addressed to a subordinate Town and redirected to its principal Post Town, provided they are redirected by an Officer of the Post Office. Letters to Warm Climates should be sealed with wafers, as wax destroys the letters by melting, causing them to adhere to one another. No letter, when once posted, can be given up to any but the person to whom it is addressed, neither is any person allowed to alter the address of a letter after being posted. Adhesive Stamps should be placed on the right-hand corner of the upper side of the letters, above the superscription. The most effectual plan is to dip the label wholly in water, to shake off the water immediately, and to press the label upon the letter with a piece of clean blotting paper. When the gum is dull in appearance, it will require rather more time and moisture to make it stick firmly, than when it is glossy. The purpose of wetting the label wholly, is to conteract the tendency it has to curl up from the letter, when one side only is wetted, a tendency caused by the expansion of that side as it imbibes the moisture.

PREPAID RATES OF POSTAGE. Letters not exceeding Half an Ounce in weight, Id; One Ounce,

2d ; Two Ounces, 4d ; Three Ounces, 6d, and so on, two rates being added for every ounce. Inland letters or packets put unpaid into the letters-boxes, are charged double the prepaid rates of postage. Letters having an insufficient amount of stamps are charged with double the amount of the difference between the stamps affixed and the prepaid rates.

LIMITATION OF WEIGHT.

A letter to pass unpaid by the post must not exceed Four Ounces. In the event ot any unpaid letter above the weight of four ounces being posted, it will be charged with double the prepaid rate of post-

age ; if insufficiently paid, it will be charged with double the amount of the difference between the stamps affixed and the prepaid rates, and thus charged, " shall and may be detained and opened, and, at the option of the Postmaster- General, shall be either returned or given up to the sender thereof, or be given up to the person to whom it shall be addressed, or be forwarded to the place of its destination." — Treasury Warrant, 22d Oct., 1847. 64 APPENDIX.

LIMITATION OF SIZE.

A letter to pass by the post, either paid or unpaid, must not exceed the dimensions of twenty-four inches in length, or breadth, or width, or depth. Any letter above these dimensions may, if fully paid, be detained and opened, or forwarded at the option of the Post- master-General. Any letter unpaid, or insufficiently, will be taxed precisely after the scale of charges mentioned in the preceding para- graph, as applicable to unpaid letters exceeding four ounces weight, and thus charged, be either detained and opened, and returned to the sender, or forwarded, at the option of the Postmaster- General. The only exception to the foregoing regulations as to size and weight are in the case of, — 1. Parliamentary proceedings or addresses to her Majesty. 2 Petitions to either Houses of Parliament, forwarded to any Member of such House. 3. Printed votes or proceedings of Par- liament. 4. Letters or packets to or from public departments or public offices in her Majesty's service. 5. Letters, &c, to or from places abroad. All persons sending letters by the Post unpaid, which, from any cause whatever cannot be delivered to the parties to whom they are addressed, are liable to pay the postage charged thereon, which may be recovered, with costs, by summary proceedings before a magistrate.

REGISTRATION.

Letters, whether containing Coin or not, can be registered on payment of a fee of 6d, in addition to the Rates of Postage, Inland, Colonial, or Foreign. On those to France, or passing through France, at double the usual rates of Postage. On those to Prussia, or passing through Prussia, the Prussian Registration Fee of 3d must be paid in addition to the British. On those to Russia and Poland, via Belgium, an additional rate of 3gd under ^ oz., 7d under 1 oz., &c. Thus, for a letter not exceeding J oz., the charge will be ordinary Postage, UJd; additional Postage, 3|d ; British Registra-

tion Fee, 6d ; Prussian do., 3d; total, 2s. A printed acknowledg- ment will be given to any person registering a letter. Registered lettars will be taken at the Bar Window and the Receiving-houses within half an hour of the closing of the Box for the particular Mail by which they are to be despatched. Letters for Registration ad dressed to places within the United Kingdom, must be paid by affix- ing a sufficient number of Stamps, and the Registration Fee must be

paid in Stamps ; when addressed to parts abroad, they may be paid either in money, or by means of postage stamps. In cases of Foreign, Colonial, or Ship Letters, it must be clearly understood that Registration can only extend to the port of shipment. Letters, however, addressed, to France, and letters passing through France, are exceptions to this rule, the French Post-Othce under-

taking to provide for their security till they shall have been deliveied, if addressed, to France, and as long as they remain in the French territory, if passing through France. The arrangements for carrying out the system of registration have been made with the view of insuring the safe delivery of Registered APPENDIX. 65

Letters. On their delivery, the parties to whom they may have been addressed will be required to acknowledge, in writing, their receipt. Parties transmitting Bank Notes, Bank Post Bills, Drafts, Jewellery,

&c, should invariably secure their transmission by Registration ; and persons having occasion to send by post small sums, are recommended to make use of THE MONEY ORDER OFFICE, which is open every week-day, fast-days excepted, from 9 a.m., to 6 p.m. The charge for such orders is 3d on sums not exceeding two pounds, aud 6d on sums between two and five pounds. No Order will be given for sums beyond this amount; but if the sum to be transmitted exceeds five pounds, as many Orders may be taken out as will make up the sum to be sent. In cases where the personal attendance of the party to whom an Order is payable is inconvenient, if the Order is receipted (his or her name written in full), and the person presenting the Order be able to give full information as to the Christian name, surname, address, and occupation of the person who transmitted the money, payment will be made, but not unless these conditions are complied with. Orders will not be granted in favour of any person unless the Christian name of such person can be given by the party obtaining the Order. Orders cannot now be granted in favour of the " Secretary " of any Society, the "Publisher" of a paper, &c. In cases of Firms the initials only are required. A Money Order must be presented for payment before the end of the Second Calendar Month after that in which it was issued (for instance, if issued in January, it must be presented before the end of March), otherwise a new order will be necessary, for which a Second

Commission must be paid ; and if it be not presented for payment before the end of the Twelfth Calendar Month after which it was issued, the money will not be paid at all, After an Order has been once paid, by whomsoever presented, the office will not be liable to any further claim.

COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MAILS.

A single rate of Postage is given for each country.

There being no bags despatched for London on Saturday till 10 p.m., when any of the dates for the London, Southampton, or Dover Packets fall upon that day, reference must be made to the Alpha- betical List for information whether the letters should be posted on the previous Friday, or on the ensuing Sunday. Letters for Foreign Countries, the prepayment of which is required, when put into the unpaid box, or left at the office with less than the full postage, are sent to the Dead Letter Office, and returned to the writer, when his address can be ascertained.

FOREIGN MAILS. FROM LIVERPOOL TO British North America and United States, made up at Greenock every alternate Friday, 6.50 p.m.

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FROM DOVER TO MAILS MADE UP IN GREENOCK. Daily, except Saturday, 2.50 Calais, France* { p.m. I and 6.50 p.m. Ostend, Belgium, Daily, except Saturday, 6.50 p.m. Indian, closed Mail, Mar- J 8th and 24th of each Month, 6.50 seiiles, ( p.m.

PROM SOUTHAMPTON TO

6th, 16th, and 26th of Lisbon, Spain, and Gibraltar, | every Month, at 2. 50 p.m. Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, Ceylon, ( 3d and 19th of every Month, 2.50 and India, ( p.m. (I) British Colonies in West In-") dies (except Honduras), For- eign Colonies in West Indies | and 16th of every (except Havana), Venezula, Month, ^ 2.50 p.m. California, New Granada Chili and Peru, Grey Town,

(San Juan de Nicaragua J, (2) Mexico and Havana, . 1st of every Month, 2.50 p.m.

(3) Honduras and Nassau, . 16th of every Month, 2.50 p.m.

Brazil, . Lisbon, Madeira, Buenos ) a c ,,, , n rn 8th of ever Month 50 p. m. Ayres, and Falkland Isles, \ y ' 2

FROM PLYMOUTH TO

Madeira, Teneriffe, and West 22d of every Month, 6.50 p.m. Coast of Africa,

TABLE OF DEPARTURE OF FRENCH MEDITERRANEAN PACKETS.

Proceeding to and Days of Departure Due at Marseilles Line of Packets, Calling at from Marseilles. on return.

Genoa, Leghorn, Civita Italian Line,. Vecchia, Naples, Mes- Every Monday Every Wednesday sina, and Malta...... Malta, Syra, Smyrna, My- Levant Lina telene,Dardanelles,Gal- Every Thursday \ Every Saturday. (Ordinary) n lipoli, Constantinople.. Levant Line,.... Messinap, Pirseus, Galli- Every Monday n Every Tuesday. (Supplementary) poli, Constantinople., Every alternate "1 Sunday of every al- Egyptian Line ,. ,. Malta and Alexandria. ., Thursday J ternate Week. 5,10, 15,20, 25, and 30th '2, 7, 12, 17, 22, and Algiers Line, Algiers of each Month 27th ofeachMon. 3d, 13th, and 23d of each I, 11, and 21st of Orran Line.. OraD Month each Month 8th, 18th and 28th of each 5, 15, and 25th of Tunis Line,. Stora, Bona, and Tunis Month each Month,

Letters, &c, intended to be forwarded by these Packets, must be posted in Greenoek three clear days before the date of departure from APPENDIX. 67

Marseilles: —thus a letter for the Packet proceeding to the Italian Coast and Malta, leaving Marseilles on Monday, must be posted in Greenock before 6.50 p.m. on the preceding Thursday, and Letters for the ordinary Levant line, leaving Marseilles on Thursday, must be posted before 2.30 p.m. on the preceding Sunday.

MAILS BY PRIVATE SHIPS. Ship Letters.—The rate to Foreign Countries, when conveyed by

private ship, is 8d under half an ounce ; and to our own Colonies 6d under half an ounce. Letters for any Foreign Port or Country, to which there are Regular Packets, will not be forwarded by Merchant Vessels, unless so directed. Owners, Consignees, or Charterers (resident in the United King- dom), and the Owners, Consignees, and Shippers of Goods on board vessels inward bound, are entitled to receive their letters free from sea postage, to the extent of six ounces. In case of vessels from Ceylon, Mauritius, the East Indies, and the Cape of Good Hope, the privilege extends to twenty ounces in weight. The Owner*

Charterer, or Consignee, must be described as such in the address ; and in case of Owners, Shippers, or Consignees of Goods, it must appear by the ship's manifest that they have goods on board. A penalty of Ten Pounds is incurred by parties falsely super- scribing a letter as Owner, Shipper, Charterer, or Consignee.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES, WITH THE TIME OF DESPATCH FROM GREENOCK, RATES OF POSTAGE AND ROUTES OF MAILS.

For General Abstract of the Foreign Packet Stations, see previous page.

Abyssinia, no regular mails. Letters should be sent to the care of an agent at Malta or Aden.

Africa. To places not mentioned in this list there is no regular conveyance. Letters are forwarded as opportunities offer by private ships. Postage, 8d under £ oz., Is 4d under 1 oz., &c.

Africa, West Coast of, except Madeira and Teneriffe, which see; payment obligatory, via Plymouth on the 22d of each month, 6.50 p.m., Is under ^ oz., 2s under 1 oz„ &c.

Alabama, North and South States of. See America, United States of.

Algeria, postage same as to France, through which country letters are forwarded.

Alexandria, via Marseilles, unless otherwise addressed, 8th and 24th of each month, 6.50 p.m., unless these days fall upon a Saturday, in that case the mails are made up on the following day, Is 68 APFENDIX.

under \ oz., 2s under ^ pz., &c. ; or via Southampton, 3d and 19th of each month, 2.50 p.m., except when the 3d and 19th falls on a Saturday, and in that case thay are despatched from Greenock on the

previous day, Is under £ oz., and so on ; or hy French packet, via Marseilles, every alternate Sunday, 2.30 p.m., Is under \ oz., 2s under | oz. Prepayment optional by all the routes. Astrakhan. See Russia.

America, United States of, payment optional, by British and United States Mail Steam Packets from Liverpool, every Friday 6.50 p.m., the British steamer proceeding to Boston and the United States steamer to New York. These packets return at similar periods from Boston and Is not oz., New York ; exceeding ^ and so on ; or by United States Packet, via Southampton, at the same rates. Letters addressed " By Private Ship," may also be sent by any out-

ward-bound vessel ; postage 8d not exceeding \ oz. All letters for Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island, will be sent in the Regular Mails to Halifax by the Packets proceeding from Liverpool, via Halifax, to Boston. The United States Mall Packets will convey closed mails for New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island, and letters will be forwarded in such closed mails, if specially addressed "via New York," or " via United States," or by ** United States Packet." Letters, &c, for Bermuda and Newfound- land, will be forwarded only by the Packets proceeding to Boston.

Letters, &c , for Canada—see Canada. Antigua. See Indies, British West. Arabia. See Indies, East. Arequipa. See Peru. Archipelago, East Indian, Sumatra, Borneo, the Molucca or

Spice Islands, and Philippines, no regular conveyance ; sent by

merchant vessels, 8d under ^ oz., &c ; by the Indian mails, if so addressed, 2s 2d by Marseilles, and Is 4d by Southampton. Australia, South Victoria, and New South Wales, payment optional, on the 4th of each month, 6.50 p.m., 6d under ^ oz., &c, or by private ship, if so addressed, 6d under | oz., &c. Austrian Dominions (except Lombardy and the Venetian Pro- vinces, which see). Payment optional, via Belgium and Prussia daily, 6.50 p.m., unless otherwise addressed, 8d under £ oz., Is 4d under 1 oz., &c. ; or to destination, via France, Is Id under £ oz., 2s 2d under £ oz., &c. Azores, prepayment required, 6th, 16th, and 26th of each month, 2.50 p.m., via Lisbon, unless otherwise addressed, Is 9d under J oz.,

3s 6d under 1 oz., and so on j or by Brazil Packet, 8th of each month, Is lOd under \ oz., 3s 8d under 1 oz., and so on. Baden, daily, 6.50 p.m., by France, unless otherwise directed, 8d under 3 oz., Is 4d under £ oz., &c. : via Belgium, 6.50 p.m., 8d under % oz., &c. Bahamas, The, the 1st of every month, 2.50 p.m., except when the 1st falls on a Saturday. In such case the mail is despatched the following day. Payment optional, via Southampton, 6d under J oz., Is under 1 oz., &c. APPENDIX. 69

Bahia Hondu. See Brazil.

Balearic Islands, letters prepaid, forwarded daily through France '> or, if so addressed, sent by Southampton.

Baltic, The. Mails for the British fleet in the Baltic are made up on the departure of ships of war, or other vessels in H.M. service. Letters are also sent by the route of Kiel or Dantzic, via Ostend, daily. All letters for commissioned, non-commissioned, and warrant officers, soldiers and seamen, forwarded, via Kiel or Dantzic, are

charged 3d under ^ oz , 6d under J oz.,&c. , 3d being charged for each additional ^ of an oz. The same rates will be charged on letters for commissioned or warrant officers conveyed by Queen's ships or tran-

sports ; those for soldiers and seamen at Id under I oz. The postage in all cases must be paid in advance.

Baranquilla. See Carthagena.

Barbadoes. See British West Indies.

Barbary, opportunities by merchant vessels very rare ; should be sent to an agent at Malta or Gibraltar.

Bavaria, daily, 6.50 p.m., by France, unless otherwise directed, 8d under \ oz., Is 4d under i oz., &c, by Belgium, daily, 6.50 p.m., payment optional, 8d under ^ oz., &c.

Belgium, by the daily packets to Ostend, unless otherwise addressed, payment optional, 6.50 p.m., 6d, 8d, Is 2d, Is 4d, and 2s 2d,

under |, J, \, I, and lg ozs., &c. ; and if addressed via France, payment optioual at the same rates.

Belgrade, payment obligatory, viu Belgium, daily, unless other-

wise addressed, paid to Austria, 8d under £ oz., &c. ; or via France, payment optional, Is Id under i oz., &c. Belize. See Honduras.

Berbice. See Indies, British West.

Bermuda, payment optional, every fourth Friday, via Halifax, 6d under J oz., Is under 1 oz., &c.

Bessarabia. Government of Russia, which see.

Beyrout, via Marseilles, by French packet, payment optional, Is under ^ oz., 2s under 3 oz., &c, or via Belgium, Is Id under i oz., &c.

Birkenfeld. See German states.

Black Sea, The. Letters for the British forces in Turkey and the Black Sea are sent by French packet, via Marseilles, every Sunday at 2.30 p.m., and Thursday, 6.50 p.m., payment obligatory, 3d under

£ oz., 6d under £ oz.. Is under 1 oz., 1 s 2d under 2 oz., Is 4d under 3 oz., Is 6d under 3£ oz.,2s4d under 4 oz., &c. Letters for soldiers and seamen may be forwarded for a penny under J oz., by British packet, via Southampton and Malta, and thence by a vessel of war, but these opportunities will necessarily he uncertain- Letters for the Land Transport Corps serving in Turkey or the Black Sea charged at the same rates as those for soldiers and seamen in Her Majesty's service. 70 APPENDIX.

Letters, &c, for invalid officers and soldiers in the British hospital at Smyrna—see Smyrna. See Greece for the British forces serving there. Letters addressed to the officers, seamen, and other persons employed on board transport ships engaged in Her Majesty's service are despatched at the same time, payment obligatory, Is under £ oz., 2s under | oz., 3s under £ oz., 4s under 1 oz., &c. Bohemia. See Austrian dominions.

Bolivia, State of, Western South America, payment obligatory, via Southampton, ist and 16th of each month, 2.50 p.m., 2s under J oz., 4s under 1 oz., and so on.

Bombay. See India, East.

Borneo. See Archipelago, India.

Botuschany, via Belgium, unless otherwise addressed, payment obligatory, 8d under ^ oz., &c. ; or via France, payment optional, Is 7d under £ oz., &c.

Bourbon, Isle of. See Africa, and by the Overland Mail, payment obligatory, Is 4d under £ oz., via Southampton, on the 19th of each month, and 2s 2d on the 24th of each month, 6.50 p.m., via Marseilles, under ^ oz.

Brazil, payment obligatory, via Southampton, the 8th of each month, 2.50 p.m. When the 8th falls on a Saturday, letters may be posted till 10 p.m. on that day, Is under ^ oz., 2s under 1 oz , &c.

Bremen, Free City of, payment optional, via Belgium daily (closed mail), unless otherwise addressed, 8d under ^ oz., Is 4d under oz., &c. 1 ; or via France, 8d under \ oz., Is 4d under £ oz., &c.

British West Indies. See West Indies, British

Brunswick, payment optional, via Belgium, unless otherwise addressed, 8d under i oz., &c. ; via France, Is Id under \ oz., 2s 2d under | oz., &c.

Bucharest, via Beigium, unless otherwise addressed, payment

obligatory, 8d under $ oz., &c. ; or via France, payment optional, Is 7d under i oz., &c.

Buenos Ayres, or any other part of the Argentine Republic, payment obligatory, via Southampton, 8th of each month, Is under £ oz., 2s under I oz., &c.

Cadiz, payment obligatory, via Southampton, unless otherwise addressed, 6th, 16th, and 26th of each month, 2.50 p.m., 2s 2d under

i oz., &c. ; or via France, daily, lOd, Is 3d, 2s Id, 2s 6d, 3s 9d, under 4» §» §> I, and \\ oz. respectively.

California, payment obligatory, via Chagres, unless otherwise addressed, 1st and 16th of each month, 2 50 p.m., 2s 4d under £ oz.,

&c. ; or via United States, every Friday, at 6.50 p.m., Is 2|d under J oz., &c.

Canada, payment optional, by British and United States packets, via United States, every Friday, 6.50 p.m. All unpaid letters not ,

APPENDIX. 71 specially addressed, '« By British packet," or by " United States Packet," will be forwarded by the first packet leaving, whether British or United States. With regard to paid letters, as the postage by the two lines of packets is different, being 8d under £ oz. by British, and Is 2d under £ oz. by the United States packet, the sum prepaid will be regarded as an indication of choice on the part of the sender, and letters will be forwarded by the United States packet only when paid, Is 2d under oz. or via Halifax, if so $ ; addressed, 6d under | oz., &c. ; or by Private Ship, 6d under £ oz., &c.

Canary, or Fortunate Islands, payment obligatory, on the 8th of each month, 2.50 p.m., Is lOd, under £ oz., 3s 8d under 1 oz. &c ; or via Portugal, if so addressed, 6th, 16th, and 26th of each month, 2.50 p.m., Is 9d under £ oz., &c.

Cape de Verde Islands, by packet, payment obligatory, 8th of each month, 2.50 p.m., Is lOd under ^ oz., 3s 8d under 1 oz., &c.

Cape of Good Hope, payment obligatory. Private Ship, 8d under ^ oz., Is 4d under 1 oz., &c. Cape Town. See Cape of Good Hope.

Cape Hatien. See Indies, Foreign West

Carthagena, South America, Is under £ oz., prepaid, 1st and 16th of each month, 2.50 p.m.

Carolina, North and South States of. See America, United States of.

Caucasus. Government of Russia, which see.

Ceylon, Island of, payment optional, 3d and 19th of each month p.m., 2.50 by Southampton, 6d under £ oz., &c. ; by Marseilles, pay ment obligatory, 8th and 24th of each month, 6.50 p.m., lid unde 5 oz., Is 4d under £ oz., &c. All Letters, if prepaid, unless otherwise addressed, are sent via Marseilles.

Chagres, payment obligatory, 1st and 16th of each month, 2.50 p.m., vin Southampton, Is under $ oz-, 2s under 1 oz., &c.

Chili, State of, Western South America, payment obligatory, 1st, and 16th of each month, 250 p.m., 2s under £ oz., 4s under 1 oz. &c. or Private ; by Ship, 8d under J oz., &c.

China, except Hong Kong, which see, payment obligatory, by Marseilles, unless otherwise addressed, on the 8th of each month, 6.50 p.m., lid under oz., £ Is 4d under J oz., &c. ; or via South- ampton, 3d of each month, 2.50 p.m., 6d under $ oz., etc

Circassia. Government of Russia, which see.

Civita Vecchia. See Papal States.

Coburg (Saxe). See German States.

Columbia, (Republic), divided into Equador, New Grenada, and Venezuella. See New Granada and Venezuela. APPENDIX.

Columbia River and Hudson's Bay. No Regular Mails. Let- ters, etc, by private ships, or, if specially addressed and prepaid, they are sent by New York.

Coquimba. See Chagres.

Connecticut, State of. See America, United States of.

Constantinople, by French Mediterranean packet, unless otherwise addressed, payment optional, every Sunday, at 2.30 p.m., and

Thursday 6.50 p.m., Is under ^ oz. , 2s under \ oz., etc. ; via Bel- gium, daily, payment optional, Is Id under J oz., 2s 2d under 1 oz, etc. ; or via France, payment optional, Is 7d under ^ oz., etc. ; and by Southampton, 3d and 19th of each month 2-50 p.m., payment obligatory, I Id under £ oz., Is lOd under I oz., etc.; or by direct

British Packets, at same rates ; or by Britjsh Packet via Marseilles, 8th and 24th of each month, 6.50 p.m., payment obligatory, Is 4d,

Is 9d, 3s Id, 3s 6d, 5s 9d, under g-, $,£ , 1, and I5 oz., respectively. Corsica See France.

Cossacks of the Black Sea and Don. Government of Russia, which see. Cracow. See Austrian Dominions.

Costa Rica, payment obligatory, 1st and 16th of each month, 2 50 p.m., 2s 3d under \ oz., &c.

Cuba, payment obligatory, 1st of each month, 2.50 p.m., via South- ampton, 2s 3d under 1 oz., 4s 6d under 1 oz., &c. ; and if so addressed, via United States, Is 2|d under i oz., &c.

Curacoa. See Indies, Foreign West-

via Cuxhaven, payment optional, Belgium, 8d under 1 oz., &c. ; or via France, 8d under \ oz. Dardanelles, The. See Smyrna. Dalmatia. See Austrian Dominions.

Daughistan. Government of Russia, which see.

Demerara. See Indies, British West.

Denmark, payment optional, via Belgium, daily, 6-50 p.m., unless otherwise addressed ; 10id, under £oz., etc. Printed British Prices Current, Commercial Lists, and Course of Exchange may be sent if prepaid, and open at the sides, and printed in the English Language, Id each.

Dominica. See Indies, British West.

East Indies. See Indies, East.

Ecuador, State of, Western South America, 1st and 16th of each month, 2-50 p.m., payment obligatory, 2s under J oz., 4s under 1 oz. Egypt (except Alexandria, which see), payment obligatory, by the British Closed Mail, on the 8th and 24th of each month, 6-50 p.m., unless otherwise addressed, Is under g- oz., 2s under I oz., &c. ,• via APPENDIX. 73

Southampton, on the 3d and 19th of each month, 6,50 p.m., Is not exceeding J oz. ; or via Belgium, Is under J oz., &c.

Ekaterinoslaw. Government of Russia, which see.

Falkland Isles. By the Brazil Packet, 8th of each month, 2.50 p.m., payment obligatory, Is under J oz., 2s under 1 oz., &c.

Florida, East and West Territories of. See America, United States of.

France, daily, by morning and evening mails (Saturday excepted)' unpaid or paid to destination ; when the postage is paid in advance'

4d under \ oz., 8d under £ oz , Is under £ oz., Is 4d under 1 oz., &c. Double these rates will be charged on all letters to or from France posted unpaid; or by Private Ships at same rates.

Frankfort, Free City of. See German States-

Galatz. See Turkey.

Galicia. See Silesia. Gallipoli, payment optional, by French Packet, via Marseilles,

Is Id under ^ oz., 2s 2d under $ oz., &c. ; or via Belgium, Is Id under $ oz., &c.

Gkelong, See Australia.

Georgia. Government of Russia, which see.

Georgia, State of. See America, United States of.

German States, The, are Bremen, Hamburg, and Lubec, which see. — Frankfort, Lippe-Detmold, Hesse (Electoral ), Hesse Dram- stadt, Hesse Homberk, Hohenzollern, Birkenfield, Anhalt, Hild- burgh, Hausen, Nassau, Reuss, Saxe Altemberg, Saxe Coburg Gotha, Saxe Meiningen, Saxe Weimar, Schwartzburg, Rudolstadt. Letters for these States are sent (unless otherwise addressed) through Prussia, via Belgium, payment optional, 8d under J oz., Is 4d under 1 oz., &c. ; or via France, 8d under | oz., Is 4d under ^ oz., &c.

Gibraltar, via Southampton, on the 6th, 16th, and 26th, 2.50 p.m. ; and when these days fall upon a Saturday, the mails are made up on the same evening at 10 p.m. ; and by the Indian mail on the 3d and 19th of each month, 2 50 p.m., payment optional, 6d under oz. if ^ ,&c. ; or via France, so addressed, lid, Is 4d, 2s 3d, under £, |, f oz., &c. Gold Coast, The. See, St Helena. Greece, daily, by French Packet, unless otherwise addressed, payment optional, Is Id under ^ oz., 2s 2d under \ oz., &c ; or paid to

Trieste at same rates ; or via Belgium, daily, Is 2Jd, under £ oz., &c. Letters for the British forces in Greece, payment obligatory, every Thursday, 6.50 p.m., by French Packet, via Marseilles, 3d, 6d, Is, Is 2d, Is 4d, under |, £, 1, 2, and 3 oz. Grenada. See Indies, British West. Greytown. Payment obligatory, 1st and I6tb of each month, 2,50 p.m., via Southampton, 2s 3d under £ oz., &c. h 74 APPENDIX.

Guadaloupe. See Indies, Foreign West. Guatemala. See Honduras.

Guayaquil, payment obligatory, 1st and 16th of each month, 2 50 p.m., 2s under ^ oz., &c

Halifax, Nova Scotia. See Nova Scotia.

Hamburgh, payment optional, via Belgium (in closed mail), unless otherwise addressed, 8d under ^ oz., &c. ; or via France, morning, and evening, 8d under \ oz., Is 4d under |oz. , &c, or by Private Ship, via London, or Hull, if so addressed, 8d under £ oz., and so on. Printed British Prices Current, Commercial Lists, and Courses of Exchange, if prepaid and open at the sides, Id each, when stamped ; no postage charged in this country, if sent (in closed mail) via Bel- gium and Prussia.

Hanover, via Belgium, unless otherwise addressed, payment optional, under ^ oz., &c, ; or via France, Is Id under £ oz., 2s 2d under | oz., &c.

Havanna, payment obligatory, on the 1st of each month, 2.50 p.m., via Southampton, 2s 3d under ^ oz., 6s 7d under 1 oz., and so on; and, if so addressed, via United States Packet, every Friday, 6.50 p.m., Is 2|d under $ oz., 2s 5d under 1 oz., &c.

Haytl. See Indies, Foreign West.

Heligoland, payment obligatory, by private ship, or via Cux- haven, 6d under ^ oz. Hesse, Electoral, Hesse Dramstadt, and Hesse Homberg. See German States.

Hindostan. See India, East. Hohenzollern. See German States. Holland, payment optional, via Belgium, unless otherwise addressed, daily, 6.50 p.m., 8d under $ oz., &c. ; or via France, 8d under £ oz.,ls 4d under ^ oz., &c. Honduras, payment optional, on the 16th of every month, 2.50 p.m., via Southampton, 6d under i oz., Is under 1 oz., and so on. Hong Kong, payment optional, via Southampton, on tbe 3d of each month, 2.50 p.m., 6d under £ oz., Is under 1 oz. : Marseilles route, on the 8th, 6.50 p.m., lid under ^ oz., Is 4d under £ oz. All paid letters are sent via Marseilles, unless otherwise addressed- Hungary. See Austrian Dominions.

Is Ibriala, payment optional, via Belgium, Id under j oz., &c. ; or via France, Is 7d under 5 oz., &c.

Illinois, State of. See America, United States of. Illyria. See Austrian Dominions. India (East) by Southampton, payment optional, on the 3d and 39th of each month, 2 50 p.m., unless either of these days fall upon .Saturday, when the Mail will be made up in Greenock on the pre- APPENDIX. 75

vious Friday, 6-50 p m., Is under \ oz., 2s under 1 oz., 4s under 2 oz., &c. ; and on the 8th and 24th of each month, 6.50 p.m., pay. ment obligatory, ''via Marseilles by British Packet;" unless either of these days fall upon Saturday, then the Maii will be made up in Greenock on the following day, 2 30 p.m., Is lOd under J oz., 2s 3d oz., 4s under 1 oz., 7s 9d under oz., under J oz , 4s Id under \ 6d \\ &c. All paid letters are sent by Marseilles, unless otherwise addressed. Printed votes and proceedings of the Imperial Parliament, and of the Colonial Legislature, may be sent at the following rates, for any weight under 4 oz., Id, under 8 oz., 2d, under 12 oz., 3d, under 16 oz., 4d, &c.

Indies, British West (except Nassau, Honduras, Bermuda, and Turk's Island, which see), via Southampton, 1st and 16th of each month, 2 50 p.m. When the 1st and 16th falls on a Saturday, the mails are made up that evening at 10 p.m.. Payment optional, 6d, under £ oz., Is under 1 oz , &c. Indies, Foreign West (except Havanna and the Danish, which see.) The Mails are made up at the same time as those for " Indies, British West." Payment obligatory, Is 5d under £ oz., 2s lOd under 1 oz.

Ionian Islands, payment optional, via Ostend, daily, unless other' wise addressed, Is under $ oz., 2s under 1 oz., &c. ; or via France payment obligatory, Is Id under £ oz., 2s 2d under ^ oz., &c Isle of France. See Mauritius.

Jamaica, payment optional, 1st and 16th of each month, 2.50 p.m., 6d under £ oz., &c. Jassa, payment obligatory, via Belgium, unless otherwise addressed, 8d under i oz., &c, or via France, payment optional, Is 7d under ^ oz., &c. Java, or any other of the Dutch possesions, payment obligatory, via Marseilles, unless otherwise addressed, on the 8th and 24th of each month, 6 50 p.m., Is lOd, 2s 3d, 4s Id. 4s 6d, 7s 9d, under \, 1 and i^ oz. respectively and if addressed via on ^, J. ; Southampton, the 3d and 19th, 2 50 p.m., Is under | oz ., &c. Kentucky, State of. See America, United States of. La Guara. See Venezuela. La Plata. See Buenos Ayres. Lauenburg, payment optional, via Belgium, unless otherwise ad-

dressed, lOd under £ oz., &c. ; or via France, Is Id under ^ oz., &c. Leeward Islands, payment optional, 1st and 16th of each month, 2.50 p.m., via Southampton, Is under ^ oz., &c. Leghorn, Tuscany, which see. Lippe Detmold, payment optional, via Belgium, daily, 6.50 p.m., unless otherwise addressed, 8d under i oz., &c. For other routes, see Frankfort. Lombardy, and the Venetian Provinces, via France, unless otherwise addressed, payment optional, Is Id under ^ oz., 2s 2d under ^

oz. , &c , or via Belgium and Switzerland, iOd under \ oz., &c. 76 APPENDIX.

Lubec, Free City of, payment optional, via Belgium and Prussia (in closed mail), daily, (except Saturday), unless otherwise addressed,

8d under i oz , Is 4d under I oz., &c. ; or via France, 8d under | oz., Is 4d under $ oz., &c. Printed votes and proceedings of Parliament, at of the rate Id under 2 oz., 6d under 3 oz , 8d under 4 oz., and so on to 16 oz. Printed British Prices Current, Commercial Lists, Courses of Exchange, if paid, Id each.

Lublin, Government of. See Poland. Lucca. See Tuscan) and Lucca.

Luxemburg, Grand Duchy of, payment optional, daily, via Os- tend, unless otherwise addressed, 8d under i oz., Is 4d under 1 oz., &c ; or via France, 8d under \ oz., Is 4d under £ oz., &c. Madagascar, payment obligatory, via India, Southampton Packet,

Is 4d under ^ oz. ; Marseilles, 2s 2d under | oz., 2s 7d under i oz., and so on. Private ships, as opportunity offer, 8d under I oz.

Madeira, payment obligatory, via Southampton, 8th of each month, 2.50 p.m., and via Plymouth, 22d of each month, 6.50 p.m. Is lOd

under $ oz-, &c ; or by Private Ship, 8d under £ oz., &c.

Maine, State of. See America, United States of.

Malta, payment optional, via Marseilles, 8th and 24th of «wcb month, 6.50 p.m., unless otherwise addressed, lid, Is 4d, 2s 3d, 2s 8d, and 4s Id, or via Southampton, 3d and 19th, 2.50 p.m., 6d under ^ oz., &c, or by the French packets, via Marseilles, every Sunday, 6.50 p.m., at Is Id, Is 9d, 2s lOd, 3s 6d, and 5s, under £, }, J, 1, and 1^ oz. respectively. Marseilles. See France.

Martinique. See Indies, Foreign West. Maryland, State of. See America, United States of. Massachusetts, State of. See America, United States of.

Mauritius, payment optional, via Marseilles and Ceylon, on the 24th of each month, 6-50 p.m., lid under £ oz., Is 4d under £ oz-, 19th of each month, 2.50 p.m., &c. ; or via Southampton, on the 6d under J oz., &c, or by Private Ship, 8d under | oz., &c. Mediterranean. See Malta, Greece, or Ionian Islands. Mecklenburg Schwerin, payment optional, via Belgium, 8d oz, under under 1 oz., &c- ; via France, daily, Is Id under £ 2s 2d £ oz., &c. Mecklenbcrgh Strelitz. See Mecklenburg Schwerin.

Mexico, payment obligatory, via Southampton, on the 1st day of every month, 2-50 p.m., 2s 3d under £ oz., 4s 6d under I oz., &c, or if so addressed, via United States, Is 5d under \ oz., &c

Michigan, State of. See America, United States of.

Mississippi, State of. See America, United States of.

Missouri, State of. See America, United States of, APPENDIX. 77

Modena, via France and Austria, payment obligatory, Is Id under

1 oz., 2s 2d under $ oz., &c. ; or via Sardinia, payment optional, at same rates ; or via Belgium, 9£d under ^ oz., &c. Moldavia, via Belgium, daily, 6.50 p.m., unless otherwise addressed, payment obligatory, 8d under i oz., &c. ; or via France, payment optional, Is 7d under 3 oz. ; 3s 2d under £ oz., &c.

Molucca Isles. See Archipelago, Indian.

Monte Video, 8th of 3ach month, 2.50 p.m., payment obligatory, Is under oz., 2s under 1 oz., &c. or by Private i ; Ship, 8d under ^ oz., &c. Montreal. See Canada. Montserrat. See Indies, British West. Moravia. See Austrian Dominions. Morocco. See Barbary. Mosquito Territory. See Grey Town. Naples, via France, payment optional, Is Id under £ oz., 2s 2d

under $oz., &c. ; or via Marseilles by French packet, at same rates; or via Belgium, payment obligatory, 8d under £ oz., &c.

Nassau. Germany see Frankfort. Nassau. New Providence. The Bahamas. Nevis. See Indies, British West. New Brunswick. See Nova Scotia. New England. See America, United States of. Newfoundland, payment optional on every second Friday, 6.50 p.m., 6d under i oz., &c

New Granada, payment obligatory, 1st and 16th day of every month, 2.50 p.m., via Southampton, Is under i oz., 2s under 1 oz., and so on.

New Hampshire, State of. See America, United States of.

New Jersey, State of. See America, United States of.

New Orleans. See America, United States of. New Providence. See Indies, British West.

New South Wales, Colony of. See Sydney.

New York, State and Town of. See America, United States of.

New Zealand, payment obligatory, by Merchant Vessels, 8d under

$ oz., Is 4d under 1 oz , etc. ; or if addressed via Melbourne or via Sydney, by the Australian Packet, 6d under \ oz.

Norway, via Belgium, unless otherwise addressed, payment optional, Is 5d under £ oz., etc.; or via France, Is Id under \ oz,, 2s 2d under ^ oz.

Nova Scotia, via Halifax, unless otherwise addressed, payment optional, on every second Friday, 6.50 p.m., 6d under J oz., Is under

1 oz., etc. ; or via United States (closed mails), Is 2d under i oz., 2s

4d under I oz., etc. ; or by Private Ship, 6d under i oz., and so on. h2 78 APPENDIX.

Nubia, no regular mails; letters should be sent to an agent at Malta or Aden. Ohio, State of. See America, United States of. Oldenburg (except the Principality of Birkenfield, which see), payment optional, via Belgium, 8d under \ oz., etc. ; or via France) Is Id under \ oz„ 2s 2d under \ oz., etc. Prices Current, Com- mercial Lists, and Courses of Exchange, Id each, if addressed by Private Ship, direct. Oregon. See California. Pacific. Any place, ma Southampton, 1st and 16th of each month 2.50 p.m., payment obligatory, 2s under \ oz., etc., or by Private Ship, 8d under \ oz., etc. Panama, 1st and 16th day of every month, 2.50 p.m., via South- ampton, payment obligatory, Is under 1 oz., 2s under 1 oz., etc. Papal States, payment optional, via France, or by French Packet, via Marseilles, Is Id under | oz., 2s 2d under I oz., etc.,; via Belgium, paying obligatory, lid under I oz., Is lOd under 1 oz., etc. Parma. See Modena. Penang. See Singapore. Pennsylvania, State of. See America, United States of. Persia. See Turkey in Asia. Peru, must be paid, via Southampton, on the 1st and 16th day of each month, 2.50 p.m., 2s under J oz., 4s under 1 oz. Placentia, payment optional, via France and Austria, Is Id via France and Sardinia, under 1 oz., 2s 2d under h oz., etc. ; or 9|d, under oz., etc. must be sent unpaid ; or via Belgium, £ Poland. See Russia. Port Essington. See Australia. Porto R-ico. See Indies, Foreign West. Porto (Puerto) Cabello, same rates, etc, as Venezuela, which see. Port Natal. See Cape of Good Hope. Port Philip. See Australia. Portugal, payment obligatory, via Southampton, 6th, 16th, and 26th of each month, 2.50 p.m., and when these days fall on a Satur- day the mails are made up the sameevening at 10 p.m., Is 9d under through France, if so directed, lOd, A oz'., 3s 6d under 1 oz., or daily, and l\ oz. respectively Is 3d, 2s Id, 2s 6d, and 3s 9d, under |, $, J, 1, ; or by Brazil Packet, 8tb of each month, Is 9d under h oz., etc. Prince Edward's Island. See Nova Scotia. Prince of Wales Island. See India, East Prussia, daily, payment optional, via Belgium, unless otherwise under 1 oz., etc. or via specially addressed, 8d under J oz., Is 4d ; oz. or Private Ship, via Fiance, 8d under \ oz., Is 4d~ under $ ; by Hull, Is under £ oz., etc. Letters for Prussia, containing enclo- to sures' other than paper, and above the weight of 1£ oz., are subject detention, and a further charge beyond the postage, being sent to the APPENDIX. 79

Custom-house for delivery as freight. Puerto Cabello. See Venezuela Quebec. See Canada. Reuss. See German States

Rhode Island, State of. See America, United States of. Russia, payment optional, via Belgium, unless otherwise addressed, ll|d under 2 oz., etc. ; and via France, Is Id under 5 oz., 2s 2d under J oz. , etc. Russia, Southern, comprising the Governments of Atkhas, Astra- khan, Bessarabia, Caucasus, Circassia, Cossacks of the Black Sea and Don, Daughistan, Ekaterinoslaw, Georgia, Imeritia, Kiew, Koursk, Mingrelia, Nicolay, Podolia, Poltowa, Schirwan, Taurida, Tcherni- gow, Ukraine, Volinia, and Voroney, payments optional, sent through Belgium, and Prussia, unless otherwise addressed. See Russia. St Croix. See St Thomas- St Domingo, payment obligatory 1st and 16th of every month, 2.50 p.m., via Southampton, Is 5d under ^ oz., 2s lOd under 1 oz. St Helena, payment optional, by Private Ship, 6d under ^ oz., &c. St Juan de Nicaragua. See Grey Town. St Kitt's. See Indies, British West. St Lucia. See Indies, British West. St Martin's, by West India Packet, payment obligatory, 6d under

% oz , &c. St Thomas, or any Danish Colony in the West Indies, payment optional, on the 1st and 16tb of each month, 2.50 p.m., via South- ampton. When these dates fall on a Saturday, the mails are made up

the same evening at 10 p.m., 6d under £ oz., Is under 1 oz., &c. St Vincent. See Indies, British West. Salonica, via Belgium, unless otherwise addressed, payment op tional, oz., or via 4- Is Id under J &c. ; France, Is 7d under oz., &c. Sandomier, Government of. See Poland.

Sandwich Islands, by the West Indian Mail on the 1st and 16th of each month, 2.50 p.m., payment obligatory, 2s 4d under ^ oz., 4s 8d under 1 oz., &c. Santa Anna. See Carthagena. Santa Cruz. See Indies, Foreign West. San Francisco. See California. St Juan de Nicaragua, payment obligatory, 1st and 16th of each month, 2.50 p.m., via Southampton, 2s 3d under $ oz. Sardinia, daily, unpaid or paid to destination, through France, unless otherwise addressed, lOd under oz., Is 8d under oz., \ £ &c. ; or by French Packet, via Marseilles, at same rates; or via Belgium, payment optional, Is under £ oz., &c Saxe Altenburg, Saxe Coburg Gotha, Saxe Meiningen, and Saxe Weimar. See German States,

Saxony, payment optional, via Belgium, unless otherwise addressed, 80 APPENDIX.

8d under oz., Is 4d under 1 oz., or via France, $ &c ; Is Id under ^ oz., 2s 2d under J oz., &c. Shaumburg-Lippe, payment optional, via Belgium, unless addressed otherwise, 8d under £ oz. &c. ; or via France, 8d under \ oz. etc. ScHARTZBURG RuDOLSTADT, and ScHWARTZBURG SoNDERHAUSEN. See German States. Scutari, in Asia (Town), payment obligatory, via Belgium, unless otherwise addressed, Sd under | oz., etc. ; or via France, payment optional, Is 7d under ^ oz., etc.; or by French Packet, via, Mar- seilles, Is Id under ^ oz., etc. Seres. See Scutari. Servia, via Belgium, unless addressed otherwise, payment obligatory, 8d under £ oz. etc ; or via France, payment optional, Is Id under ^oz , etc- Siberia. See Scutari. Sicily, payment optional, via France, or by French Packet, via

Marseilles, Is Id under £ oz. ; or 2s 2d under $ oz., etc. ; or via Bel- gium, daily, payment obligatory. 8d under $ oz.,etc. Sierra Leone, payment obligatory, via Plymouth, 22d of each month, 6.50 p.m., Is under J oz. ; etc. By Private Ship, 8d under \ oz., and so on. Silesia and Galicia. See Austria. Singapore, payment obligatory, via Marseilles, unless otherwise addressed, 8th of each month, 6.50 p.m., Is lOd under ^ oz., 2s 3d under \ oz , etc. ; or via Southampton, on the 3d of each month, 2.50 p.m., Is under \ oz., etc. Smyrna, by French Packet, via Marseilles, payment optional, every Sunday, 2. 30 p.m., Is under \ oz., 2s under £ oz., etc. Letters for invalid officers and soldiers in the British hospital at Smyrna, sent at same time, at the following rates, which mnst be prepaid, 3d, 6d, Is, Is 2d, Is 4d, and Is 6d, under \, £, 1, 2, 3, and 3J oz. respectively. Letters, &c. must be specially addressed " British Hospital, Smyrna." For other routes see Constantinople. South Australia. See Australia. Spain, payment obligatory, by Southampton, 6th, 16th, and 26th of each month, 2.50 p.m., and when any of these days fall upon a Saturday, the mails are made up on the following morning, 2s 2d

1 so on or daily under ^ oz , 4s 4d under oz., and ; by Calais, lOd, Is 3d, 2s Id, 2s 6d, and 3s 9d, under ^ J, |, 1, and 1| oz. All letters, except for Cadiz and Vigo, are sent via France, unless addressed «• by Packet from Southampton." Styria. Se Austrian Dominions. Sumatra. See Archipelago, Indian. Surinam, payment obligatory, 1st and 16th of each month, 2.50 p.m., 6d under f oz., Is under 1 oz., etc. Swan River. See Western Australia. Sweden, payment optional, via Belgium, unless otherwise address- oz. ed, Is 2d under i , etc. ; or via Grimsby every Friday evening ; or APPENDIX. 81

via France, daily, Is Id under | oz., 2s 2d under $ oz. , etc. ; or by private ship, 6d under £ oz., etc. Switzerland, daily, payment optional, unless otherwise addressed, via France, 8d under \ oz., Is 4d under $ oz., etc. ; or via Belgium, 10|d UDder i oz. etc.

Sydney, New South Wales. See Australia, South.

Syua. See Greece.

Syria. See Beyrout.

TahaIti, payment obligatory, by Private Ship, unless otherwise addressed, 8d under J oz., etc. ; or via Panama, 2s under i oz. etc. Tampico. See Mexico.

Tenedos, payment optional, via Belgium, Is Id under £ oz., etc.

Tennessee, State of. See America, United States of.

Texas. See America.'

Tchesme. See Tenedos.

Tobago. See Indies, British West. Translvania. See Austrian Dominions. Trebizond. See Tenedos.

Trinidad. See Indies, British West. Tripoli. See Barbary.

Tunis, payment obligatory, by French Packet, via Marseilles, unless otherwise addressed, Is under ^ oz., 2s under £ oz., etc

Turkey, except Constantinople, Smyrna, Gallipoli, Mytilene, and the Dardanelles (which see). Payment obligatory, via Belgium, daily, except Saturday, unless otherwise addressed, 8d under J oz., etc. or via France, paid or unpaid to destination, ; Is 7d under ^ oz , 8s 2d under J oz., etc. ; or by French Packet, via Marseilles, payment optional, every Sunday at 2.30 p.m., and Thursday, 6.50 p.m.,

Is under ^ oz., 2s under £ oz., etc. ; or via Marseilles, by British Packet, 8th and 24th of each month, 6.50 p.m., payment obligatory, Is 4d, Is 9d, 3s Id, 3s 6d, 5s 9d, under £, h §, 1, and 1| oz. respectively ; or via Southampton, payment obligatory, 3d and 19th of each month, 2.50 p.m., lid under £ oz., Is lOd under 1 oz., etc. ; or by direct British Packet. Note — All letters addressed " British Fleet," or to the " Land Forces of her Majesty serving in Turkev," must be prepaid. See Black Sea.

Turk's Island, 16th of each month, 2-50 p no., payment obligatory, Is under $ oz., etc.

Tuscany and Lucca, unpaid or paid to destination, by way of France, daily, unless otherwise addressed, Is Id under £ oz., 2s 2d under $ oz., etc. ; or by the French Packet, via Marseilles, every Monday, at the same rates; or via Belgium, daily, 10id under | oz., etc. 82 APPENDIX.

Tyrol, Northern and Southern. See Austrian Dominions.

Ukraine. Government of Russia, which see.

United States. See America, United States of.

Valparaiso. See Chili.

Van Diemen's Land, payment obligatory, on the 4th of each month, 6.50 p.m., 6d under £ oz., etc. ; or by Private Ship, letters, 6d under ^ oz.

Vancouver's Island, payment obligatory, by Private Ship, unless otherwise addressed, oz., etc. or via 2s 8d under J ; Panama, 4d under £ oz., etc.

Venezuela, payment obligatory, via Southampton, on the 1st of every month, 2-50 p.m., Is under ^ oz., 2s under 1 oz., etc. By Private Ships, letters, 8d under i oz. Venetian Lombardy. See Lombardy.

Vermont, State of. See America, United States of.

Victoria. See Australia.

Vigo, payment obligatory, via Southampton, 6tb, 16th, and 26th of each month, 2.50 p.m., 2s 2d under I oz., 4s 4d under 1 oz., etc.

Virgin Islands, payment optional, via Southampton, 6tb, 16th, and 26th of each month, Is under 1 oz., &c.

Virginia, State of. See America, United States of.

Vera Cruz. See Mexico.

Wallachia. See Moldavia.

West Indies, British and Foreign. See Indies, British and Foreign West.

Western Australia, payment obligatory, by private Ship, 8d

under $ oz., &c ; or if so addressed, by the Australian Packet, 6d under \ oz.,

White Sea, The. Letters for the British Squadron in the White Sea, upon which the requisite postage is paid, are sent by Private Steamers, which leave Hull every Friday evening for Christina, for officers' letters, Is under \ oz., 2s under 1 oz., 3s 6d und.er 1^ oz., 4s will under 2 oz. ; for seamen's letters, under \ oz. , 9d. Letters also be sent by Ships of War, or Vessels in H.M. Service, for officers'

letters, payment obligatory, 6d under \ oz. ; for seamen's, Id under

2 oz - Wurtemburg, payment optional, *ia France, daily, unless other-

wise addressed, 8d under 4 oz., &c. ; or via Belgium, 8d under £ oz , &c. AERIVALS AND DISPATCHES OF MAILS Af AND GREENOCK.

Id Stamp Box Mail Mails. Extra Closes at Arrives at up till

Ardentinny, Cove, and Kilcreggan ") 10 a.m. 10.10 A.M. 3 by steamer, „~~ »^, J Campbelton, by steamer, 6.30 a.m. 6.40 a.m. 5.30 Do., Carridle and Lochranza,") Tuesdays, Thu^days, and Sa- V 11.30 a.m. 11.40 a.m. turdays, ^^. j Dunoon, Innellan, and Rothesay, 1st, 6.30 a.m. 6.40 a.m. 9 A.M. Do., Do., Do., 2d, 4.30 p.m. 4.35 p.m. 5.30 p.m. Edinburgb, 1st, ~~*. ,~~ 9 A.M. 9.5 A.M. 3 A.M. Do 2d, 12 Noon. 12.10 p.m 1 P.M. Do., 3d, 6.50 p.m. 6.55 p.m. 4 P.M. Do., 4th, 10 p.m. 10.10 p.m. 7 P.M. Gourock, ist, By foot messenger 5,30 a.m. 5 40 a.m. 11.50 A.M. ' 8 Do 2d, Do., I P.M. 1.10 P.M. 6.40 p.m. Glasgow,Paisley,& Port- Glasgow 1st 9 A.M. 95 A.M. 3 A.M. Do., Do., Do., 2d, 12 Noon. 12.10 p.m. 9.50 a.m. Do., Do., Do., 3d, 2.50 p m. 2.55 p.m. P.M. Do., Do., Do., 4th, 6.50 p.m. 6.55 p.m. P.M. Do., Do., Do., 5th, 10 p.m. 10.10 P.M. P.M. Helensburgh, Row, Roseneath, and \ 4.30 p.m. 4.35 p.m. A.M. Gareloch-head, Ist, .^ f Do., 2d, _ 6.50 p.m. 6.55 p.m. Noon. reland, ^^. ^_ 7.30 p.m. 7.35 p.m. A.M. Letters for Dublin and towns") south of that city are sent via > 2.50 p.m. 2 55 p.m. 9.50 • M. Holyhead, ^*, ^^. J Largs, Inverkip, Wemyss Bay, 1 3 A.M. Fairlie, and West 4 A.M. 5.30 p.m. Kilbride, J Millport, 1st, ^^, 9.30 a.m. 9.40 a.m. 9 A.M. Do., and Largs, 2d, 3.30 p.m. 3.35 p m. 5 P.M. Ayrshire, 1st 2.50 p.m. 2.55 p.m. 3 A.M. Do., 2d, 6.50 p.m. 6.55 p.m. 9.50 a.m. Lochgilphead,Tarbert, Ardrishaig Tayinloan, Clachan, Wh" 6.30 a.m. 6.40 a.m. 5.30 p.m. house, and Kilmun, ^. London and English, 1st, ^, 2.50 p.m. 2.55 p.m. 3 A.M. Do., Do., 2d, 6.50 p.m. 6 55 p.m. 9.50 a.m. North of Scotland, 1st, 5 A.M. 5 5 A.M. 3 A.M. Do., Do., 2d, 6.50 p.m. 6.55 p.m. 7 P. M. Stornoway and Pertree, Monday, 4.30 p m 4.35 p.m. Wednesday. Do-, ' Do., Thursday, 3.30 p m. 3.40 p m. Friday. Islay, by steamer, on Monday, 4.30 p.m. 4.35 p.m. Friday. Deliveries by Letter Carriers take place at 7 a.m., 10.30, a.m., 4.30, and

Letters from Edinburgh, Glasgow, Paisley, and Port-Glasgow, by Train at 1 p.m., will be delivered to the Holders of Private Boxes only at 1.20 p.m. ' Oc Sundays the Office is open for the delivery of Letters, from 8 till 9 a.m., and the Mails are despatched at 3. 15 p.m. Box Closes at 2.30. s LlSt Wlli be . 7~ Corrected and Pnnced, in Slips, Monthly, with r ', I a Calendar of the Dispatch and Arrival of Foreign Mails ; Copies of which may be had from the Letter Carriers, or at the Bar Window of thePosfc Office, at One Halfpenny each. Post Office, Greenock, 1st June, 1855. ]

84 APPENDIX.

[The following have been accidentally omitted to be inserted in their proper places:—

MARINE BOARD AND SHIPPING OFFICE—Virginia Street

John M'llvain, Shipping Master.

James Gilkison, Deputy Shipping Master. Robert Longwell and John Cameron, Clerks.

The Examinations of Masters and Mates, in Seamanship and Naviga- tion, are held here every alternate Thursday and Friday.

Andrew Small, Glasgow, Examiner in Navigation.

Robert Dunlop, Examiner in Seamanship

BAPTIST CHAPEL, WESTBURN STREET.

Pastory Vacant— Rev. L. Mackintosh, Minister, pro tern. William Muir, Precentor.

WELLINGTON PARK BOWLING CLUB.

Archibald M'Kinnon, Chairman. D. Spence, Treasurer—James Somerville, Secretary,

With a Committee of Four, elected annually.

WELLINGTON PARK QUOITING CLUB.

James Whitham, Chairman.

William Phillips, Treasurer—James Smith Secretary.

With a Committee, elected annually. — '—

APPENDIX. 85

RATES OF FARES TO BE EXACTED BY BOATMEN.

The following regulations and tables of rates or fares allowed, approved, and confirmed in terms of the statute 5 Victoria, cap. 54.

CLAUD MARSHALL, SberhT-Substitute. Town Hall, Greenock, 12th June, 1855.}

1. Boat hire from any of the quays or harbours or shore to any ship or vessel lying in the Roadstead, between the Tail of the Bank

Buoy on the west, and Garvel Point on the east : If one passenger, . . m . Is Od

Two passengers, . , , . Is 6d

Three passengers, . . . . 2s Od Every additional passenger, # . . . Os 3d For these rates or fares the boatmen shall be obliged to wait thirty minutes, and bring back the passengers. If required to wait more than thirty minutes, one-half of the rate or fare to be charged in addition.

2. Boat hire from any of the quays, harbours, or shore to any ship or vessel lying at the anchorage termed the Tail of the Bank :— If one passenger, . . . . Is 9d

Two passengers, . . . . 2s 6d Three passengers, . . ; . 3s Od

Every additional passenger, . . . Os 3d For these rates or fares the boatmen shall be obliged to wait thirty minutes, and bring back the passengers. If required to wait more than thirty minutes, one half of the rate or fare to be charged in addition.

3. Boat hire from any of the quays or harbours or shore aforesaid to the Hill of Ardmore : If one passenger . . . . . 3s Od

Two passengers . . . . . 4s Od

Three passengers . . . . . 5s Od

Every additional passenger . . . Os 3d For these rates or fares the boatmen shall be obliged to wait thirty minutes, and bring back the passengers. If required to wait more than thirty minutes, one half of the rate or fare to be charged in addition.

4. Boat hire from any of the quays or harbours or shore aforesaid to the south side of Roseneath shores, from Kilcreggan to the Point of Roseneath : —

• If one passenger . . . . 3s 6d

Two passengers . . . . . 4s 6d

Three passengers . . . . 5s 6d

86 APPENDIX.

5. Boat hire from any of the quays or harbours or shore aforesaid to Helensburgh or Row : • If one passenger . . . . 4s 6d

Two passengers . . . . . 6s Od

Three passengers . . . . 7s Od

Every additional passenger . . . Os 3d For these rates or fares the boatmen shall be obliged to wait thirty minutes, and bring back the passengers. If required to wait more than thirty minutes, one-half of the rate or fare to be charged in addition.

6. Boat hire from any of the quays or harbours or shore aforesaid to any ship or vessel lying in Gourock Bay :

If one passenger, . . . . . 3s 6d

Two passengers, . . . . . 5s 6d

Three passengers, . . • . • 7& Od

Every additional passenger, . . . Os 3d For these rates or fares the boatmen shall be obliged to wait thirty minutes, and bring back the passengeis. If required to wait more than thirty minutes, one-half of the rate or fare to be charged in addition.

The above rate or fares shall include luggage, if under two hun-

dred weight ; but all luggage above that amount shall be charged at the rate of 6d per cwt. for first cwt., and for every additional cwt., 3d.

In the event of coarse weather, or where expedition is indispensably requisite, the boatmen, if required, shall furnish each boat with four oars and four men for the above rates. JOHN KERR GRAY, Clerk to the Trust. Council Chambers, Greenock, 1st May, 1855. — — —

APPENDIX. 85

RATES OF FARES TO BE EXACTED BY BOATMEN.

The following regulations and tables of rates or fares allowed, approved, and confirmed in terms of the statute 5 Victoria, cap. 54. CLAUD MARSHALL, Sheriff-Substitute.

Town Hall, >

Greenock, 12th June, 1855. $

1. Boat hire from any of the quays or harbours or shore to any ship or vessel lying in the Roadstead, between the Tail of the Bank

Buoy on the west, and Garvel Point on the east :

If one passenger, . . . . Is Od

Two passengers, . , . Is 6d

Three passengers, . . . . 2s Od

Every additional passenger, . . . Os 3d For these rates or fares the boatmen shall be obliged to wait thirty minutes, and bring back the passengers. If required to wait more than thirty minutes, one-half of the rate or fare to be charged in addition.

2. Boat hire from any of the quays, harbours, or shore to any ship or vessel lying at the anchorage termed the Tail of the Bank :

If one passenger, . . . . Is 9d

Two passengers, . . . • . 2s 6d

Three passengers, . . : . 3s Od

3. Boat hire from any of the quays or harbours or shore aforesaid

to the Hill of Ardmore :

If one passenger . . . . . 3s Od

Two passengers . . . . . 4s Od

Three passengers . . . . . 5s Od

4. Boat hire from any of the quays or harbours or shore aforesaid to the south side of Roseneath shores, from Kilcreggan to the Point

of Roseneath : — • If one passenger . . . . 3s 6d

Two passengers . . . . . 4s 6d

Three passengers . . • . 5s 6d

Every additional passenger . . . Os 3d For these rates or fares the boatmen shall be obliged to wait thirty minutes, and bring back the passengers. If required to wait more than thirty minutes, one-half of the rate or fare to be charged in addition. . —

86 APPENDIX.

5. Boat hire from any of the quays or harbours or shore aforesaid to Helensburgh or Row :— • If one passenger . . . . 4s 6d

Two passengers . . . . . 6s Od

Three passengers . . . . 7s Od

Every additional passenger . . . Os 3d For these rates or fares the boatmen shall be obliged to wait thirty minutes, and bring back the passengers. If required to wait more than thirty minutes, one-half of the rate or fare to be charged in addition.

6. Boat hire from any of the quays or harbours or shore aforesaid

to any ship or vessel lying in Gourock Bay :

If one passenger, . . . . . 3s 6d

Two passengers, . . . . . 5s 6d

Three passengers, . . . . 7s Od

The above rate or fares shall include luggage, if under two hun-

dred weight ; but all luggage above that amount shall be charged at the rate of 6d per cwt. for first cwt., and for every additional cwt., 3d.

In the event of coarse weather, or where expedition is indispensably requisite, the boatmen, if required, shall furnish each boat with four oars and four men for the above rates.

JOHN KERR GRAY, Clerk to the Trust.

Council Chambers,LMBERS, 1 Greenock, 1st May, 1855.$55. J ADVERTISEMENTS.

€n Hmjumte irafr J^jjtpjirrs.

THOMAS SHIRLEY & GO. HAVE always on hand a Large Stock of EARTHENWARE, suitable for Export, of the Newest Patterns and Best Quality. Assortments for any Foreign Market can be packed at a day's notice, and delivered free on board Ship at Greenock, Port- Glasgow, or Glasgow. Greenock Potteries, Port-Glasgow Road, June, 1855.

Important to SjipMIkrs, S||ofetafs, &t.

BEG respectfully to announce that they have been appointed Agents for IMPROVED PATENT TARRED HAIR SHEATHING FELT for Ships; IMPROVED PATENT DRY HAIR BOILER FELT (non-conducting); IMPROVED PATENT ROOFING FELT, Tarred and Sanded, ready for use, which they can supply in any quantities to those who may favour them with orders. The Hair Sheathing Felt has been used by several Shipbuilders and Owners in town and neighbourhood, who having given their unqualified approbation as to quality, H. & C. can confidently solicit the patronage of those requiring it.

H. & C have always on hand a well assorted Stock of General Ironmongery suitable for Joiners, Cabinetmakers, Shipbuilders, &c, &c, and in addition to Brass and Iron Furnishings they have also best proved Short Link Rigging Chain, Vulcanized India Rubber in Sheets and Washers, &c, &c.

Greenock, June, 1855. da ADVERTISEMENTS.

FUNERAL UNDERTAKIN6 ESTABLISHMENT, CATHCART SQUARE,

Entrance by William Street.

EVERY appliance is at hand for conducting FUNE- RALS on the Shortest Notice, at the above Esta- blishment. INTIMATION CAEDS MADE UP, SEALED, ADDRESSED, AND FORWARDED.

FUNEEAL LETTEES,

300 of which can be prepared and delivered in 3 hours.

COFFINS OF ALL SIZES,

In Various Mountings, kept in Readiness.

HEARSES, MOURNING COACHES, MORT- CLOTHS, SHROUDS, &C.

Parties waited upon at their residences, and all necessary preparations made as to opening ground for Interments; and, indeed, everything required for a Funeral, and to any part of the country, thus saving relations trouble and anxiety.

. .... Gh UNDERTAKERS

Greenock, June, 1855. ADVERTISEMENTS.

STEPHENSON, JOHNSTON & CO.

WOULD respectfully direct the attention of Parties Furnishing, to their present Stock of FURNISHING IRON- MONGERY, REGISTER AND KITCHEN GRATES, NICKEL SILVER and ELECTRO PLATED GOODS, TABLE CUTLERY, DISH COVERS, &c, which will be found complete in every department. As a criterion they submit the following prices:—

Nickel Silver Tea Spoons, plain, ... from 4s per Do „ Dessert Spoons and Forks, plain, 10s „ Table „ „ „ 13s „ Toddy Ladles; Egg, Salt, and Mustard Spoons; Sugai, Tongs; Soup Ladles; Fish Slices, at equally Moderate Prices. They would beg to direct the attention of the Public particularly to their assortment of REGISTER GRATES, which they can offer at prices from 15s to .£10.

ZP-A-TIEIlSri? M^IsTO-IILIES.

£ST" Bell-Hangers, Tinsmiths, Coppersmiths, and Blacksmiths.

Terms, Cash. All Goods marked in plain figures, and No Abatemtnt.

STEPHENSON, JOHNSTON & CO., FURNISHING IRONMONGERS,

%% 9 iHAHiaiL'ifdDH sirmiBBir.

Greenock, June, 1855.

HAVE always on hand a large supply of every description of COALS, for Household and Furnace use, and exportation ; COMMON AND FIRE BRICKS, and DRAIN TILES, &«., for Home and Export use; and Best IRISH LIME, for Agricul- tural, Building and other purposes.

GOAL YARD—15, East Quay lane, and Railway Depot LIME AND BRICK YARD-Open Shore.

15, East Quay Lane, ) Greenock, June, 1855. J ADVERTISEMENTS.

LARGE and WELL-SELECTED STOCK of VALU- A ABLE BOOKS, both Old and New, are daily Bought, Sold, and Exchanged, at PETER ZDIULXjOHSTS ©leap Mw?k ©staMWratrnt,

32, HAMILTON STREET, GKEENOCK.

RAILWAY WINE & SPIRIT STORE, 26, CATHCART STREET,

Opposite the Railway Station.

IN Returning his sincere thanks to his numerous friends and the public generally for the very flattering support received since he commenced business in the Garrick Tavern, begs respectfully to intimate that he has Removed to those commodious premises so long occupied bv Mr Robinson, where he will always have on hand a choice Stock of WINES of the Finest Vintage, FOREIGN and BRITISH SPIRITS of the best quality, PORTER, ALES, &c, from the most esteemed Brewers, and hopes by the superior arrangements of his house and unremitting attention to business, to merit a continuance of Public favour. Greenock, June, 1855.

WILLIAM INNES,

jnntalte, #tatnraer, (tirntlutittg Itorian, indt %tm agent,

soliciting the favours of his Friends and the Public, in the va- IN rious Branches of his Business, assures them that the utmost attention will be given to all orders entrusted to his care. 40, Hamilton Street, June, 1855. ADVERTISEMENTS.

GREENOCK BOTTLING STORES,

ill! m?titiftil, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT,

€mmk 33ank akilftragH, Btoiaa Sara* tnt 7

(Opposite the Theatre),

RESPECTFULLY returns his sincere thanks to his numerous Friends and the Public, for the liberal support he has received since occupying the above Premises, and begs to assure them that he has always on hand a Select Stock of FOREIGN and BRITISH SPIRITS, WINES, GLENLIVAT, CAMPBELTON, and ISLAY WHISKY, ALLSOPP'S EAST INDIA ALE, COR-

DIALS, &c, all of the First Quality ; and MALT LIQUORS from the most esteemed Breweis, and in fine condition for immediate use.

ALES AND TABLE BEER.

Ales— Quarts, 4s, 5s, 6s, and 7s per dozen. Do. Pints, 2s, 2s 6d, 3s, and 3s 6d per dozen. Table Beer— Quarts, 2s per dozen. Table Ale— Quarts, 3s per dozen. BONBON PORTER.

Quarts, 4s, 5s, and 6s per dozen. Pints, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, and 3s per dozen. DUBLIN POUTER.

Quarts, 5s and 6s per dozen. Pints, 2s 6d and 3s per dozen.

From his long experience in the above trade, N. L. will guarantee that his Stock will be of the most approved quality.

Country Orders punctually attended to.

N.B-— Ships and Families supplied on liberal terms,

2, Mansion House Lane, Greenock, June, 1855. aa2 ADVERTISEMENTS.

CA-ZRHD,.

PAINTER AND PAPER-HANGER,

BEGS most respectfully to return his sincere thanks for the liberal patronage he has received since commencing Business, and imforms his Friends and the Public generally, that he has now removed to that Shop, Union Bank Buildings, No. 2, CHUECH PLACE, where, by strict attention and moderate charges, he hopes to merit a share of public favour. He has always on hand a Choice Selection of Cheap PAPER- HANGINGS. IMITATIONS of WOODS and MARBLES executed with great care, and at very moderate prices.

Town and Country Orders punctually attended to.

Greenock, June, 1855.

HOME AM) EXPORT HTOSE1I1IM, iSIIttra, MS K.0BI8T8. 47, Hamilton Street, IN returning thanks for past favours, beg to acquaint their Friends and the Public generally, that they have always on hand a choice selection of Fresh Agricultural, Garden, and Flower Seeds, and a general assortment of Garden and Farm Implements by the best makers.

They solicit an inspection of their Nursery Grounds at Patrick Street, Robertson Street, and Nelson Street, in which will be found collections of Fruit and Forest Trees, Evergreens, Flowering Shrubs, Greenhouse and Herbaceous Plants, Roses, Dahlias, Pansies, Carna- tion, and other Florist Flowers.

Priced Lists of the above may be had gratis on application. Also their Annual Importation of Hyacinths, and other Dutch Flower- roots in September.

Greenock, June, 1855. ADVERTISEMENTS,

C-A.E/3D.

TINSMITH AND GAS-FITTER,

2, AND 14, WILLIAM STREET,

GRATEFUL for the very liberal patronage he has received these several years, would still solicit a share of public favour, and his endeavour will be to give satisfaction in the respective departments of his Business. Repairs Neatly Executed, and on Moderate Terms,

JAXI8 H'lcIITOCK, Boot and Shoe Makek,

33, HAMILTON STREET, GREENOCK, GRATEFUL for the very liberal patronage he has received these several years, would still solicit a share of public favour, and his endeavour will be to give satisfaction in the respective departments of his business.

Repairs Neatly Executed, and on Moderate Terms.

Gutta Percha Boots and Shoes Made and Repaired-

CABINETMAKEK & UPHOLSTEKEK, is, wjist Mmmmmh st„ o-ieasiEisroaiEC-

ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

Greenock, June, 1855. ADVERTISEMENTS.

JAMES GALLACHER, PHHTISS a AHl P®ULTS&BBk, IN returning his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public generally for the liberal patronage bestowed on him for many years at II, William Street, begs to intimate that he has removed to those Commodious Premises, 2, ALBEBT PLACE, West Blackhall Street,

where he will carry out the FRUIT and POULTRY TRADE in all its branches, in a maimer which, he trusts, will merit the continuance of that extensive support which he has so long enjoyed. Greenock. June, 1855.

SHEEP S11MI GRffl MANUFACTORY,

DANIEL M'CRAE BEGS respectfully to intimate that he has commenced Business in the above line, and that he will always have on hand a large Stock, and trusts by strict attention to business, combined with moderate charges, to receive a share of public support.

Country orders punctually attended to.

Greenock, June, J 855. G-EOEG-E USriSZBET, HAIR CUTTER, PERUKE MAKER, Ail P3BF021BE,

No. 13, WILLIAM 8TEEET, GKEENOCK.

Every Article for the Toilet. Select English and Foreign ADVERTISEMENTS.

C-A-IRD. 1TEIL J^£ C 1D01

No. 4, HAMILTON STREET,

EESPECTFULLY returns thanks to his Friends and Customers for their liberal patronage since commencing business, and begs leave to assure them, from his previous experience in London and elsewhere, he is enabled to guarantee a Superiority of Style and Workmanship, to suit the varied tastes and figures of his Customers, and hopes to merit a continuance of their past favours.

Observe N. M'D has REMOVED to those Commodious Premises,

No. 4, HAMILTON STREET.

Greenock, June, 1855.

OBSEBYE ! mm m Trias mm.

READY-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES, CHILDBED'S SOOTS & SHOES,

And every other Article in the line, at

S. HUHLHI'S, M (BAM(BAira OTmiOT, FOR NETT PRESENT CASH.

J. M. is satisfied that one trial will recommend his Goods, so as t® insure a continuance of favours ; and, while the Prices charged will be the Lowest, it will always be his study to keep up the character which his goods have so long maintained. REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED.

Mo. 45, CATHCAET STREET. ADVERTISEMENTS. IMLWIf MtM 39, Cathcart Street, Greenock.

¥ • BS ^ H s» E B Y Proprietor,

RESPECTFULLY returns thanks to the Nobility, Tourists, and Commercial Gentlemen generally, for the very liberal support received by him since opening the above Commodious and Central Hotel, and begs to assure them that nothing shall be wanting on his part, by studying the comfort and convenience of bis visitors, to merit a continuance of public favour. WELL-AIRED BED-ROOMS.

Breakfasts, Dinners, Suppers, &c, on the Shortest Notice.

Soups, Steaks, Chops, Luncheons, served in the Public Room, Daily, on the Lowest Terms.

Wines, Spirits, Porters, and Ales of the Finest Quality.

London, Glasgow, Greenock, and Provincial Papers, Daily.

Phaetons, Harringtons, Cabs, &c, on the Shortest Notice.

^^* The Hotel is situated in the immediate vicinity of the Rail- way Station, and within three minutes' walk of the Steamboat Quay.

Greenock, June, 1855.

C-AJRJD. JOHN QUIIT,

amtorilo unit pranl BJutor,

26, WEST BUEN STEEET, GEEENOCK,

GRATEFUL for the very liberal patronage he has received these several years, would still solicit a share of public favour, and his endeavour will be to give satisfaction in the respective departments of his Business. Repairs Neatly Executed, and on Moderate Terms.

Greenock, June, 1855. ADVERTISEMENTS.

GREAT BARGAINS OF WATCHES. :e:dw.a.:r,:d idotjo-l^s,

No. 59, EUE-END STREET, GREENOCK. HAS on Hand a Large Stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWELLERY, by the 6rst Makers in London, which he ii Selling at and below Cost Price. As the whole must be converted into Cash immediately, early application is necessary.

Greenock, June, ]S55. HEARTBURN TABLET, A NEVER-FAILING REMEDY. 6d IPIEIR, OTJITCE. SOLD BY J. G. ALEXANDER, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, 9 West Blackhall Street.

Greenock, June, 1855.

THE TIES INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Chief Offices : —32, Ludgate Hill, London. Local Office:—77, St. Vincent Street, Glasgow. LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS. John Taylor, Esq., Manager of the Western Bank of Scotland, Chairman. James S, Black, Esq., of Craipmaddie, Merchant, Glasgow. Wm. Jas. Davidson, Esq., of Ruchill, Merchant, Glasgow. Wm. Logie, Esq., Writer, Glasgow. Archd. Robertson, Esq., Banker, Glasgow.

Guarantee to Employers. Plate Glass Insured against Damage. Fire Insurance. Life Insurance. Rates Moderate. Settlements prompt.

Agent :~J0HN DUNCAN, 2, Church Place. ADVERTISEMENTS. THE STANDARD

London : —82, King William Street. Edinburgh: —3, George Street, (Head Office). Dublin : —66, Upper Sackville Street.

Governor. His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry. Deputy-Governor. The Right Honourable the Earl of Elgin and Kincardine. EDINBURGH. Ordinary Directors. Andrew Blackburn, Esq., Banker. Thomas Graham Murray, Esq., W.S. James Veitch, Esq. of Eliock William Wood, Esq., Surgeon. Alexander James Russell, Esq., C.S.

William Moncreiff, Esq , C.A. George Patten, Esq., Advocate- John Robert Tod, Esq., W.S. Charles Pearson, Esq., C.A.

James Condie, Esq , Perth. S. James Robertson, Esq , W. James Hay, Esq., Merchant, Leith. George Moir, Esq., Advocate. Harry Maxwell lnglis, Esq., W.S. LONDON. Chairman of the Board. The Right Honourable the Earl of Aberdeen. Ordinary Directors. John Lindsay, Esq., 26 Lawrence Pountney Lane. Thomas H. Brooking, Esq., 14 New Broad Street. Austin Friars. John Griffith Frith, Esq , Alexander Gillespie, Esq., 3 Billiter Court. Alexander Macgregor, Esq., Arlington Street. John Scott, Esq., 4 Hyde Park Street. Sir Anthony Oliphant, C.B.

GREENOCK BOARD OF MANAGEMENT. ANDREW TASKER, Esq., Merchant. JOHN MILLER, Esq., Merchant. HUGH DEMPSTER, Esq., Writer. Agent :-JAMES MILLER, 9, Forsyth Street. ADVERTISEMENTS.

GLASGOW AND WEST OF SCOTLAND 1 FOB THE PEOTECTION OF TEADE.

OFFICES :-57, VIRGINIA STREET, GLASGOW.

President: ADAM PR1NGLE, Esq. (of Messrs Thomas Chalmers & Co.)

Vice-President : SAMUEL M'CULLOCH, Esq. (of Messrs S. & W. M'Culloch.) Treasurer: ROBERT WYLIE, Esq. (of Messrs Wylie & Lochhead.)

THIS SOCIETY, which has been in operation since August, 1852, is composed of Bankers, Manufacturers, Merchants, and Traders in Glasgow and elsewhere throughout the United Kingdom, associated together for Mutual Protection.

The Society's objects are : — 1. To enable Members to obtain authentic information as to the standing and trustworthiness of persons proposing to trade, which, by the co-operation of between forty and fifty similar Societies, can be procured from nearly 1000 different places, both at home, in the colonies, and abroad. 2. To protect Members from the designs of the fradulent, by extensively circulating information regarding the operations of such parties. 3. To recover for the Members, in the cheapest and most expedi- tious manner outstanding over-due debts, which is done for a Com- mission on the amount recovered, or for a subscription, according to the number of debts handed in for recovery, irrespective of their amount. 4. To originate and support improvements on the laws affecting Trade and Commerce, and on the Constitution of the Courts of Law. The Executive Committee of this Society have for some time been negotiating with the other Trade Protection Societies in Scotland, in order to effect a weekly issue to the Members, at the lowest possible charge, of the recorded Protests on Bills and Promissory Notes, and the Decrees in absence in the Court of Session and the Sheriff" Courts, their arrangements for which are now completed. The attention of the Mercantile community is specially directed to the fact, that, although the Offices of the Society are in Glasgow, its mem. bership and operations extend throughout the United Kingdom. Full information as to the Society's objects and operations may be obtained on application to Messrs Peter W. Dixon and Jas. Riddell, Joint Secretaries, Glasgow; or here, to D. R. CRAWFORD, Writer, Resident Law Agent for the Society. Mansion House, )

Greenock, April, 1855. J bb ADVERTISEMENTS.

€\i taaajifa Stirawtire Cnrapnj.

OFFICES IN SCOTLAND. GLASGOW, 4, Hanover Street. GREENOCK, The Mansion House. 'WEST OF SCOTLAND BOARD. Sir Michael Robert Sbaw Stewart, of Greenock and Blackhall, Bart., Honorary Chairman. Directors. W. F. Burnley, Esq., Chairman at Glasgow. Robt. Steele, Esq., Chairman at Greenock.

Matthew Brown, Esq., Greenock, j Jas. Reid Stewart, Esq., Glasgow. Monteith, Esq.. John Glasgow. j W. B. Huggins, Esq., Glasgow.

Thos. Richardson, Esq., Glasgow. I Join Dunbar. E*q, Glasgow.

David Crawford, Esq. , Greenock. James Stewart, Esq., J Greenock. Medical Referee for Greenock. 3. R. Speirs, Esq., M.D.

This Office, with a large and influential Proprietary in Glasgow and Greenock, is the Only Fire and Life Company under Local Management. LIFE DEPARTMENT. 80 PER CENT. BONUSES.

SPECIAL ZTnTOTICIEJ. IN this Department, this Office offers advantages to Insurers unsurpassed by any other Company, while the Premiums charged are lower than the majority of other Companies, as may be seen by a com- parison, while the great extent of the Fire Business of the Company enables the Directors so to apportion the expenses of management, as to charge the Life Department with its proper costs only, thus giving Assurers with The Lancashire Insurance Company all the real benefits offered by a Mutual Office, without any of its drawbacks. Medical Fees— All Medical Fees and other Charges paid by the Company.

Stamp Duties —The Lancashire was one of the first Offices to announce to the Public that it does not charge the Stamps on Policies, which are issued FREE OF ANY EXPENSE WHATEVER beyond the Premium. Days of Grace—-Thirty Days of Grace allowed for the Renewal of Policies, and Claims admitted for Deaths occurring during those days, provided the Premiums be paid before their termination. Policies can be Revived within Three Calendar Months of the Pre- mium being due, on proof of health, and payment of such fine as the Board of Directors may think reasonable. Surrender of Policies. —A liberal Allowance will be made for the Surrender of Policies no longer required to be kept in force, or new ADVERTISEMENTS.

Policies for equivalent amounts, free from future Premiums, will b« substituted when Assurances have been in force three or more years. Policies Indisputable — Policies will never be disputed on the ground of mere informality, nor in any case except that offraud. Non- Forfeiture of Policies. — Policies will not be forfeited in the event of the Assured committing suicide, dying by his own hands, or by duelling, or the hands of justice, in cases where they have been bona fide assigned to third parties for a valuable consideration, and of which assignment notice shall be given at the Office, and duly admitted by the Company, not less than one month previous to the death ; nor in the case of one person insuring the life of another. LOANS ON PERSONAL SECURITY.

An important feature in Life Assurance is, that it can be made available for the present benefit of the Assured. It frequently happens that a person requires a temporary advance, which this Com- pany is prepared to grant on the party effecting a Life Assurance with the Office for double the sum to be borrowed, and obtaining two or more responsible persons to join him in a bond for the due re-pay- uient of the principal and interest and the premiums on the Life Policy, by annual or half-yearly instalments, in a period not exceeding five years. FIRE DEPARTMENT. 50 PER CENT. BONUSES.

This Office undertakes to Insure all kinds of Properly at the lowest rates commensurate with the nature of the risk. Rates Mercantile. — Sugar House, Iron and Wooden Shipping, and other Rates according to the latest tariffs. Gas Explosion — Losses occasioned by Gas Explosion settled. Lightning — Losses by Fire occasioned by Lightning will be paid. Dags of Grace. — Fifteen Days of Grace for Renewal of Policies, with all the other facilities, will be granted. Losses promptly and liberally settled. Prospectuses, Forms of Proposal, and every other information will be afforded at the Offices and Agencies of the Company.

Agents in Greenock. N. MACVICAR, Esq., Writer, Mansion House. J. F. MACKAY, Esq., Merchant. ALLAN SWaN, Esq., Writer, Greenock. ALEXANDER MILLER, Esq., Forsyth Street. JOHN BRYMNER, Greenock Bank. Agent in Port-Glasgow. A. MACDONALD, Esq., Writer. Agent in Lochgilphead. D. M'LACHLAN, Esq., Writer. By order. D. R. CRAWFORD, Resident Law Agent. Company's Offices, Mansion House, Greenock, April, 1855. ADVERTISEMENTS.

Established in 1809.

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.

Capital, One Million.

Head Office, 64 PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH.

THE Profits are allocated on the Life Insurance principle,—each Policy drawing in proportion to the sura Insured, and the number of annual Premiums paid during the period of Division. When it is remembered that the Bonus is declared as an addition to the sum Insured, payable when the Policy becomes a cluim, it is seen that the Age of the Assured is taken into account, for the present value of the Bonus varies with the age of the party.

For Example: — A Bonus addition of «£100 to the Policy of a person now aged 30, is worth, in cash, or present value, £31 6 8 Whilst a like addition to the Policy of a person now aged 60, is worth, in cash, or present value, 58 19 2

By this mode of allocation, therefore, each one draws exactly the sum due to the Premiums he has paid, and gets the full and fair advantage of his longevity, at whatever age he insures, and to whatever age he may attain.

The Bonus declared for the Septennial Period ending 31st De- cember, 1851, was at the rate of one and a quarter per cent per Annum on the sums Insured, and on the previous Bonus additions, with a prospective Annual Bonus of one per cent.

Offices that divide their Profiit on the Tontine principle, may hold out the promise of larger Bonuses, but the chance of attai«ing them is, of course, proportionally less.

The Premiums are moderately rated at all ages, and may be so adjusted as to suit the objects and convenience of parties. ADVERTISEMENTS,

SPECIMEN TABLE

For the Assurance o/£lOO on a Single Life.

Age Whole or Life. Age Whole of Life. next next birth Without With birth Without With day. Profits. Profits. day. Profits. Profits.

£ a. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. 20 1 12 11 1 18 2 40 2 17 3 3 5

25 1 17 6 2 3 5 43 3 2 6 3 10 2 27 1 19 8 2 6 45 3 6 5 3 14 30 2 3 2 9 10 47 3 11 3 18 5 33 2 6 5 2 13 10 50 3 19 9 4 7 35 2 9 2 2 17 55 5 5 6 10

37 2 I'i 2 3 60 6 3 1 6 13 2

The sums Insured may be made payable to the Party himself on his attaining a Specified age, or to his Heirs or Assignees at his

Death ; or, alternatively, to himself on attaining the Specified Age, or to his Heirs or Asignees, if he should die earlier.

Example. Annnal Premium. To secure £100 to the Assured, aged 30, on attaining the age of 50, £3 5 To secure £100 to his Heirs at his Death, ... 2 3 To secure £100 to himself if he attains the age of 50, or to his Heirs or Assignees if he die earlier, ... 4 13 7

Forms of proposal, Prospectuses containing Tables of Rates, and every information, may be had on application at the Head Office, or at any of the Company's Branches or Agencies. J AS. BORTHW1CK, Manager. JOHN OG1LVIE, Secretary. Edinburgh, 1855.

Branches. GLASGOW,^, —8 ROYAL EXCHANGE SQUARE. LONDON, 4 NEW BANK BUILDINGS. LIVERPOOL,. .~~1 INDIA BUILDINGS. NEWCASTLE, ~~14 SANDHILL.

Agents. Greenock,—Mr JOHN BLACK, Writer. THOMAS O. HUNTER, Agent.

„ JOHN JOHNSTONE, Banker. THOMAS STARK, Banker. 662 ADVERTISEMENTS. NOKTH OF ENGLAND

Established pursuant to Act of Parliament.

FOR GRANTING ASSURANCES ON LIVES, THE SALE & PURCHASE OF ANNUITIES & REVERSIONS, AND INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE. Capital, .£500,030.

TRUSTEES. The Right Hon. Earl Fitzwilliam. The Right Hon. Lord Wharncliffe. The Hiyht Hon. Lord Viscount Milton. B. B. Pegge Bnrnell, E«q. John Parker, Esq., M.P. Henry George Ward, Esq., M.P. Corden Thomson, Esq. John Cair, Esq. DIRECTORS. W. J. Bagshawe, Esq. of the Oaks, Derbyshire, Chairman. John Carr, Esq., Deputy Chairman. Joseph Ward, Esq. John Brown, Esq. John Tillotson. Esq. Lieut. J. Roberts, R.N. Charles Sheldon, Esq. Henry Wilkinson, Esq. G. Wilton Chambers, Esq. George Wall, Esq. Thomas Wheatly, Esq. John Hall, Esq. Solicitors—Messrs Wilson, Younge, and Pierson. Secretary and Actuary— T. Bell, Esq. Chief Office, Norfolk Street, Sheffield.

LONDON BRANCH OFFICE, 11, CHEAPSIDE. PHYSICIAN. T. K. Chambers, M.D., 1, Hill Street, Berkeley Square. SURVEYOR. J. Young, Esq., 35, King Street, Cheapside. SOLICITOR. W. Wilmer, Esq., 4, Elm Court, Temple. BANKERS. Messrs Glyn, Halifax, Mills, and Co. Resident Secretary and Accountant—W. Goodchap, Esq.

FIRE INSURANCE.

The Moderate Premiums of Is 6d 2s 6d, and 4s 6d, are taken for Com- mon, Hazardous, and Doubly Hazardous Risks. Warehouses and their Contents, and other Property of a Special nature, may be insured at a Premium commensurate with the Risk. Farming Stock insured (free of duty) under one Sum, on one Farm. —

ADVERTISEMENTS.

A Discount of 10 per Cent, on payment of the first Premium is allowe on Policies transferred to this Office. Rates of Discount on payment of several Years together: 7 Years. ..One Year's Premium and Duty 4 Years. ..6 per Cent. 6 Years.. .10 per Cent. 3 Years.. 4 per Cent. 5 Years... 8 per Cent. 2 Years.. 2 per Cent. The Directors are at all times desirous to give effect to a prompt and liberal adjustment of Claims for Losses. Forms of Proposal, and relative information, may be obtained at any of the Company's Agencies, established in the principal Towns throughout the kingdom.

CHIEF AGENCIES:— Dublin, 28, Eustace Street; Edin- burgh, 11, Royal Exchange; Glasgow, 86, Miller Street, and 125, Buchanan Street; Liverpool, 55, Church Street; Manchester, 2, Pail-Mall, and 22, Charlotte Street; Hull, 8, Parliament Street; Birmingham, Union Passage, and 39, Cherry Street; Bristol, 2, Dolphin Street.

C. D. LAMONT, Accountant, Union Bank of Scotland, ARCHIBALD DENNISTON, Writer, Agents at Greenock. GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. FIBB, LIFB, AHB AHUITIBS* PALL-MALL AND COENHILL. 1803. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION STERLING, the whole paid up and invested, thereby affording to the Proprietors security against further calls, and to the Assured an immediate available Fund for the payment of the most extensive Losses ; and therefore no person insured by this Company is liable to be called upon to contribute towards the Losses of others, as with Societies established on the principle of Mutual Insurance. FIRE INSURANCE. Policies are allowed in all cases where the Annual Premium amounts to Six Shillings. Insurances for Seven Years are charged only Six Years' Premium and duty. Losses from Fire by Lightning are made good. FOREIGN INSURANCE. Merchandise and other Property in Foreign Countries may be insured upon moderate terms, to be obtained on application at the Office. ANDREW TASKER, Agent for Greenock. ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION,

Established by Royal Charter, A.B. 1720. FOE THE ASSUEANCE OF LIVES,

FOE THE ASSURING HOUSES, GOODS, &c,

Jfrom gamagt hg $\xt

LESTOCK PEACH WILSON, Esq., Governor. WILLIAM KING, Esq., Sub-Governor. ROBERT COTESWORTH, Esq., Deputy- Governor. DIRECTORS. Robert Allen, E«q. John Furse, E*q. John A. Arbuthnot, Esq. Edwin Gower, Esq. George Barnes, Esq. Samuel Gregson, Esq., M.P. Henry Blanshard, Esq. David C. Guthrie, Esq. J. W. Borradaile, E>q. John Alex. Hankey, Esq. Edward Burmester, Esq. Edward Harnage, Esq. Henry Cayley, Esq. Charles Kerr, Esq. Aaron Chapman, Esq. John Ord, Esq. Charles Crawley, Esq. George Probyn, Esq. William Dallas. E«q. John Rees, Esq. Bonamy Dobree, jun., Esq. P. F. Robertson, Esq. Jame9 Dowie, Esq. Thomas Weeding, Esq,

First Class, Second Class, I Third Class, Is 6d per Cent. 2s 6d per Cent. 4s 6d per Cent. ^J^ttMLTJSTGr STOCK. With the average clause, Without the average clause, 2s 6d per Cent. 3s per Cent. Special Risks taken on liberal terras. Persons Assuring, in advance, for Seven years, will be charged premium and duty for Six years only.

IiIZFIE .A.SSUIE£-A.:DsrC:ES- Profits added as a bonus to Policies. An annual abatement of premium after Five years' payment. A Lower fixed Rate without abatement. The Assured are exempt from all liability of Partnership and the charges of Management.

MESSRS. ECCLES, TEMPLETON & CO., Greenock Agents. —

ADVERTISEMENTS.

i! Itartytra %MttMt Ctratpnmj.

INSTITUTED 1836.

INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT OF PARLIAMENT.

WESTEBlsT ZB^-^ZDsTCIEa:.

HEAD OFFICE IN GLASGOW, 19, ST. VINCENT PLACE.

AT the Two last Investigations into the affairs of this Corporation, Large Additions were made to the Policies then in force : for example

A Policy for £1000, current 30th April, 1837, was increased to £1202 6s lid, with right to prospective additions at the rate of £1 7s 6d per cent., per annum, should the Policy hecome a Claim before 30th April, 1856.

The Next Investigation will be made at 30th April, 1856, so that Policies taken out now will be entitled to rank for one year's bonus then to be declared.

Life Assurances, without participation, effected ; and Fire Insur- ances undertaken on very favourable terms.

Prospectuses, with Tables of Rates and Forms of Proposal, will be furnished at the Head Office or undernoted Agencies. JAMES SMITH, Manager. Glasgow, April, 1855. AGENTS.

Greenock, SALMON & MACFARLANE, Writers. „ „~.~~JAMES TURINER, Jun., Writer. „ JAMES ALEXANDER, Merchant. „ ~R. W. ROBERTSON, Merchant. Dunoon, J. C. Turner, Dunlt^kin. Rothesay, ».D. Munn, Clydesdale Bank. Locbgilpbead,~~..«.Wiliiam Fraser, Western Bank. Largs, .~~,~~.w».»,Robers Glen, Ironmonger. ADVERTISEMENTS.

I JS/L & JEi Sj X A. Tj raiSlli All 8EIT1S1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

1, Old Broad Street, and 16, Pall-Mall London-

Hq-STITTTTIED 1S03.

FOR Insuring Houses and other Buildings, Goods, Wares, Merchandise, Manufacturing and Farming Stock, Ships in

Port, Harhour, or Dock, and the Cargoes of such Ships ; also, Ships Building and Repairing; Barges and other Vessels, on Navigabla Rivers and Canals, and Goods on board such Vessels, throughout Great Britain and Ireland, and in FOREIGN COUNTRIES, FROM LOSaiOR DAMAGE BY FIRE. Subscribed and In- vested Capital ONE MILLION SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS.

FARMING STOCK Insured generally at TWO SHILLINGS.

N.B.—Policies transferred from other Offices without expense to the Assured.

IMPERIAL LIFE ASSUBAH8E FOR INSURANCE OF LIVES & ENDOWMENTS OF CHILDKEN,

1, OLD BROAD STREET, LONDON.

Instituted A.D., 1820, by De«d of Settlement, and further Empowered by Act of Parliament

4 and 5 Victoria, Cap. 94, 1841.

Persons insuring in this Office will derive two important advantages. First, the most effectual security is provided for payment of Losses. Not only will the premiums received upon Policies be carefully invested and accumulated for that purpose, but a Capital of j6750,000 has been subscribed to answer any possible deficiency. Secondly, upon every Policy effected for the whole term of life, the insured will participate in the Profits of the Company, by having periodical additions made to the sums insured to the amount of Four-fifth Parts of such clear Gains and Profits. At the same time they will be protected by the ample Capital above mentioned from any chance of loss. ADVERTISEMENTS.

Life Assurance is admitted to be an object of great importance to every class of Society, but more especially to persons in Professions and Trades, or having Offices, Employments, Estates, or other In- comes, which may cease or terminate with their lives, since it enables them, out of their annual income, to secure a capital at their decease to their Families and Representatives, which, owing to the uncer- tainty of life, they might not be enabled to realise by industry or economy. A fund for a Marriage Settlement may thus be insured by those who are not possessed of independent property. Fines payable on Leases or Copyholds for Lives, may be provided for by insurance. Persons entitled to Reversions upon the contingency of surviving others, may secure the value of the contingency. Creditors may secure debts by insuring the life of the Debtor. And various other benefits are derived from the Insurance of Lives. Endow- ments for Children, on their attaining a given age, may be purchased of the Company, either by gross or annual payments. If Person any should become desirous of discontinuing an Insur- ance effected at this Office for the whole term of Life, the Company will purchase the interest in such Policy at a fair price. All claims upon Policies will be paid within three months after satisfactory proof shall havebeen produced of the death of the Person upon whose life Insurance has been effected. No Entrance-money nor Fine of Ad- mission is charged, except in the case of non-appearance at entry.

Consulting Physician fob Greenock and Neighbourhood : DR MACKIE.

Printed Proposals may be had, gratis, of their appointed Agents for Greenock, &c, MACFIE, GRAHAM & CO., 12, William Street. Greenock, June, 1855.

THE OEIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE

9 Manufactured by WHITING & Co,, Successors to BORRADAM

WHITING HO., the Patentees.

Subscbibeb begs to intimate THE that he has always on hand a Stock of the above Celebrated FELT, which is composed en- tirely of Hair, and is well known as being much Superior to anr other in use, for Covering Ship's Bottoms, and for Engineering and Railway purposes. ° ALAJST KEE, 46, Cathcart Street, Greenock, Agent for the Clyde Porte. —

ADVERTISEMENTS.

REGULATIONS for CONSUMERS of GAS by METER.

WHEN Gas is supplied by measure, the charge will be 5s. per 1000 cubic feet; payable on the \5th November, \bth undernoted graduat- January, and \bth May, of each year, subject to the which will be deducted from the payment in May, ing scale of Discounts,

viz. :

any one Meter per annum amounts to When the Gas passing through per cent £1, and is under £10 2\ 5 10, „ „ 30 30, „ » 60 n >» >00. 10 „ 60, „ „ 15 100, „ „ 150, „ 150, and upwards, ~~-~ 20 ,,

the first payment be made on or before No discount to be allowed, unless on or before the 15th January, and the *v,» lVh November, the second 15th May, OR AT THE FIRST CALL THERE- ^ rd on or before the are not paid within a reasonable time after AFTER- and if the accounts dates, the Committee may order the supply either of the aforementioned payment be made. The Committee likewise reserve to be turned off until or to exact payment in advance, whenever they power to demand security, think necessary.

at the expense of the Works, from the TT _\ service-piDe will be laid will and if necessary to continue it farther, it be main pipe to line of 'street, to pay for the same, or 7* per cent, annually optional to consumers, either on the co9t.

description to be done at the expense TIT —All interior fittings of every alone, who have been duly authorised „f fV,;*Prnnrietor, bv gas pipe fitters Management. The gas pipe fitters, on no t 12 the° CommitteVof ' X make any alteration in their to „f tn moceed to fit up meters, or to special Ler from the Manager. The fittings be SSu on, and subject at any after period to the annroved of before the gas is let any other person appointed by him for that Section of the Manager, or access at all reasonable hours. purpose, who is to have

to be used but such as are furnished TV _No gas meters will be allowed of fitting them up in all cases will have to be hv the Works; the expense optional for consumers e.ther to pur- the consumer. It will be borne by all • be given at prime cost, and V «rr«.t the meter if purchased, it will re- h'ave to be borne by the Proprietor. When t" rs and^cleansbg will

in this latter case the cleaning and repairs 6s.!!no 5, 7s—all per annum ; the Works. will be at the expense of ADVERTISEMENTS.

V No transference of meters can take place until the amount of gas used by the previous occupant be paid for, at least to the extent of the value of the meter, when it belongs to the consumer.

to have free V] . The Manager, or any other person appointed by him, to access at all reasonable hours to ascertain the quantity of gas consumed ; if re- supply the meter with water ; to examine the 9ame, and, necessary, move and cleanse it at the expense of the owner. No person will be allowed, on any account, to remove or disconnect the meter but the servants in the employment of the Works.

t VII. —If at any time it be ascertained that the meter has not registered he quantity of gas consumed, or from any other cause it may be found necessary to supply gas temporarily without meter, the Manager to have the power to charge for the gas consumed during the time it was supplied, and not correctly registered, in the same proportion as the consumption was either before or after that time.

VIII The Committee of Management will not hold themselves responsible to consumers for loss arising from suspension of the supply of gas, whether such suspension is occasioned by accident to the Works, or from any other unavoidable cause.

IX.— The Committee reserve power, in case of fraud by consumers, to discontinue the supply of gas, without any previous intimation being given.

INSTRUCTIONS TO CONSUMERS.

N.3. During the continuance of severe frost, all meters placed in ex- posed situations should be wrapt round with a piece of flannel or woollen cloth, to prevent the water in the meter from freezing, and in order to insure a supply of gas.

All burners should be cleaned once every month, in order to preserve equality in the height of flame, and to prevent smoke. Argands, union, and single jets may be cleaned with a piece of strong bristle, batwings with a piece of watch spiring or cut paper. When a burner becomes enlarged through length of use or frequent cleaning, it should be removed and re- placed by a new one.—If these instructions are not attended to, much smoke and a useless expenditure of gas will be the consequence.

It is particularly requested that when a smell of gas is felt, immediate notice thereof, verbally or in writing, should be left in the office at the Gas Works, 27, Crawfurd Street, Glebe, and every precaution should in the meantime be taken to prevent any one approaching with a light the situation where the gas is accumulating, especially if the smell arises from a cellar or any other confined place.

Consumers are specially requested to shut the Stop- Cock before the Meter when not using Gas. '

ADVERTISEMENTS. POBTBAITS.

RESPECTFULLY invites an Inspection of his PHOTO- GRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT,

65, JAMAICA STREET, GLASGOW.

His Atelier is constructed on the most correct scientific principles, and so situated that Portraits can be taken in any state of the weather.

; His WAITING and DRESSING ROOMS are commodious and comfortable; and his magnificent SALOON is adorned with First-Class Portraits of many well-known citizens. Having availed himself of the most recent Improvements in the Art, he is enabled to produce Likenesses which, for Beauty, Life-like Expression, and Harmony of Colouring, are not to be surpassed in Glasgow.

Those who would preserve correct Likenesses of themselves, or send family mementos to friends at a distance, can be supplied with GOOD PORTRAITS EROM Is 6d UPWARDS.

J. BOWMAN, 65, JAMAICA 'STREET, GLASGOW, OPPOSITE THE COLOSSEUM.

TAYLOR respectfully invites all who would like an accurate J » LIKENESS of themselves or friends, to visit his Establish, ment, and inspect his numerous PORTRAITS taken in every branch of the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART. V

the aids derived from recent By improvements, J. T. guarantees to all who favour him with their patronage, PORTRAITS, which for Truthfulness of Expression and Artistic Finish, are unrivalled, and at the following extremely low prices: —

TAYLOR'S SUPERIOR STRIKING LIKENESSES. First Size, _ 2s 6d Second Size, ^~» .^. „^, gs gj Third Size, 5s 0d Fourth Size, ~~~ ^„ „^. ^^ 79 gj GLASGOW PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, 57, Buchanan Street, and 46, Jamaica Street, Glasgow. ADVERTISEMENTS. TO SHIPPERS.

RAY, DUNN, & CO. call the attention of SHIPPERS to G their Celebrated BISCUITS, which are already favourably known in most of the British Colonies, and in every case which has come to the knowledge of G., D. & Co , have given profitable returns. Parties will be advised with as to the best kinds to send to the different markets, and all Goods will be carefully packed, so as to insure their keeping in perfectly good condition. Works— Morrison Street, Kingston, Glasgow. NEW SHAPES JUST RECEIVED. TIR,-^ DOIG, 185, TRONGATE, GLASGOW, FOR

IT II, S3 .12 § A &p;^ , Which for Durability and Economy are not to be equalled in Town.

An Immense Variety of Cloth and Tweed Caps, all Shapes and Prices. ^T NOTE THE ADDRESS— «H4Si.ia issi, HATTER, 185 TEONGATE, GLASGOW, AGENT FOR LINCOLN & BENNETT'S LONDON HATS. -A.lD_A.lVCSO^r 7 S Celebrated Photographic Portraits Unsurpassed-

THE Portraits are acknowledged by Connoisseurs to be far superior to any yet produced, for their beauty of Outline, truthfulness of expression, superior Colouring, and Artistic arrangement. The Artist having bestowed much of his attention to the Copying of Oil Paintings, Sculpture and other Works of Art, feels assured that he can execute orders in this branch efficiently, the greatest care being taken of the Originals entrusted to him. For the convenience of Invalids and Elderly Persons, the Studio is on a level with the Ground, Floor, the faiigue of ascending several flights of stairs is thus obviated. Price 2s 6d and Upwards.

3, WINDSOR PLACE, SAUCHIEHALL STREET, GLASGOW.

. (Nearly Opposite Wellington Arcade.) ;

ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOJEUST BLACKHALL, COMB MANUFACTUKER, 6, dUEEN STREET, (Near Argyle Street), GLASGOW, RESPECTFULLY invites Visitors to inspect his Stock of

Tortoiseshell and Horn COMBS ; Hair, Cloth, Hat, Tooth, Nail, Shaving, and other BRUSHES; PERFUMERY, in Plain

Stoppered or Cut Bottles ; TOILET SOAPS, loose or in boxes MARINE SOAP; Leather Dressing Cases, Porte-Monnaies, Travelling Bags (Ladies' and Gents'), and everything connected with the Trade, which, for Variety, Quality, or Cheapness, are Unapproached.

COPY THE ADDRESS :

6, QUEEN STREET, (Two Doors from Argyle Street,) iiSM m 111 filLDSD CS1IB, &LAS30V.

H@©EHT GBEIG, WRIGHT, MANGLE MAKER, & BOWL TURNER, 41, and 43, Renfrew Lane, Glasgow, RESPECTFULLY announces that since he removed from No. 20, Greyfriar's Wynd, to those more Commodious and Convenient Premises, he is enabled to keep a more Extensive and varied Stock of Mangles of the Newest Construction, and with the very Latest Improvements, made of the best material, of the very best Workmanship, and guaranteed for one year. —

ADVERTISEMENTS. ROYAL ALBSRT HOTJSL.

m COMMERCIAL TISAVSLLEES, TOURISTS, &c. IN SCOTLAND. MR COULTHARD respectfully thanks his Friends for the liberal patronage he has received since he enlarged his Premises, and invites Travellers to try ITS I'M aSTTSiL, 63, Wilson Street, (adjoining the Post-Office), Glasgow. The Hotel is in a central, but quiet and airy situation. The Bed Rooms numerous, lofty, and commodious. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. CHARGES: Bed and Attendance, Is 9d. Breakfast, Is to Is 6d. Luncheon, Dinner, &c, in the Restaurant, at the usual moderate prices. Danish and German spoken in the House. *%* A Night Porter always in attendance. SHIP BISCUITS

GRAY, DUNN, & CO. Manufacture all kinds of SHIP BISCUITS by Powerful Steam Machinery, which they warrant to keep for any length of Voyage. Works— Morrison Street, Kingston, Glasgow. c c2 ADVERTISEMENT. SMOKE COnSTSTTIIVrFTIOIN"- FERGUSON'S PATENT. reftSISSI.liilAEl * Z9. ARE prepared to furnish Estimates for the Erection of every description of Steam Boiler, or other Furnace, to which these Patents are applicable, and from their position as extensive Manufac- turers of the Material required, they are enabled to offer on the most favourable terms. Where time is an object, the necessary alterations on Furnaces now in use can be effected in a few hours. Glasgow, 206, Buchanan Street, ?

June, 1855. S

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THE GLENFTELD PATENT STARCH, Used in Her Majesty's Laundry. This Starch now brings the HIGHEST PRICE in all the Australian, Canadian, and American Markets, and has been pronounced by Her Majesty's Laundress, to be the FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED. Packed in a very superior manner for immediate Exportation.

ROBERT WOTHERSPOON & CO., 40 Dunlop Street, Glasgow.

WOTHERSPOON, MACKAY & CO., 66 Queen Street, Cheapside, London.

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Screw Presses, Washing and Wringing- Machines.

THE Subscriber returns his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for the very liberal support he has received in the MANGLE DEPARTMENT of his business ; and having always a Stock of well-seasoned Materials, both for Patent Box and Cylinder Mangles, they can be confidently recommended. He also calls particular attention to his Washing and Wringing Machines, as being of great advantage to Public Establishments and Private Families, enabling them to erecute a Washing in as efficient a manner, in about one-fourth of the time taken by the ordinary process. Any of the above Machines made to Order with the utmost promptitude and attention to the wishes of his Patrons. Old Mangles taken in Exchange at a fair valuation. WILLIAM M'FARLANE, WRIGHT AND MANGLE MAKER, &C. &C, No. 39, STOCKWELL STREET, GLASGOW, ADVERTISEMENTS. —

ADVERTISEMENTS. WILLIAM It |)rax,tial Consulting Engineer $ Dahtator,

54, UNION STUEET, GLASGOW.

BEGS to return his thanks to his Friends for the very liheral

patronage he has already experienced ; and, at the same time, he intimates that he has now removed to more commodious premises, No. 45, Union Street, directly opposite. W. H. continues to devote his attention to Valuing Stock, Pre- paring Mechanical Drawings, Specifications, and Contracts for Engineers, Millwrights, Founders, Builders, &c, and from his long practical experience, and strict attention to orders, trusts to merit the continued support of his friends and the public generally.

• # * Agent for STEAM ENGINES and all kinds of Machinery. 45, Union Street, Glasgow.

IF'TJ-ZEfclSriTTTIE&IE] POE S-A.X.S AT JOHN BALFOUR'S FUSNITUR2 WAREHOUSE,

THE ahove Warehouse contains Five Flats (each 100 by 40 feet), which is the Largest of the kind, and contains the greatest variety of USED HOUSE and OFFICE FURNITURE to be found in any Furniture Warehouse in Scotland. List of a few Articles in the above Warehouse, for Dining Room, Drawing Room, Bed Room, and Parlour: 1000 Chairs. 30 Easy Chairs. 200 Tables. 50 Feather Beds and Hair Mattresses. 100 Sofas and Couches. 100 Gasaliers (Twoof them Crystal). 100 Chests Drawers and Wardrobes. 30 Bookcases, with and without 30 Sideboards and Chiffonnieres. Presses. 20 Eight-Day Clocks & Timepieces. 300 Register and Kitchen Grates, 100 Hearth Rugs and Carpets. Fenders, and Fire Irons. 200 Gilt Mirrors & Dressing Glasses, 100 Double and Single Basin Stands. 30 Office Desks and Tables. Piano-Fortes, Rosewood Commodes. 100 Tester, French, Posted, Portable. Fire-Proof Safes, &c. and Box Beds. The above contains only a small List of Articles in the above Ware- inspect the great variety of house ; and without paying a Visit, to Furniture for Sale, a very faint idea can be formed of the variety of Dining Room, Drawing Room, Parlour, and Bed Room Furniture, suitable for Town, Country, and Coast. .

ADVERTISEMENTS POBTBAITS.

MESSRSWHITE &CO.'S PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS, combining all the Improvements in the Art. Extremely

: 6d 3d moderate Scale of Prices — 1st size, 2s 6d ; 2d size, 3s ; size, 5s ; 4th size, 7s 6d.

MESSRS. WHITE & CO., PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT GALLERY,

14, BUCHAHAN STREET, (Right Hand Side from Argyle Street,) Glasgow. ROBERT WATSON'S CABINET & UPHOLSTERY WAREHOUSE, 22, UNION STREET, GLASGOW-

:DIR,.A.-WI2>rG- BOOM. Commodes, Pier Glasses, Oblong and Circular Tables, Settees, Couches, Lounge and Fancy Chairs, in Walnut and Rosewood. DiasriiETG-- irooim:.

Telescope Loo Tables, on Pillar and Block ; Sideboards ; Easy Chairs, Drawing-Room Chairs, in Morocco or Hair Cloth,

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Loo Tables; Chiffonniers ; Sofas and Chairs in Hair Cloth, &c, &c. ibzezd-zrooim:.

Four-Posted Tester and French Bedsteads ; Two and Three-Door Wardrobes; Toilet Tables; Basin Stands, with Marble Tops; Dressing Glasses. LOBBY ^TJE-IsriTXJIiB. Hat Stands, Tables and Chairs, in Oak, and Painted.

R. W. would solicit attention of intending purchasers to his Stock of the above, Manufactured under his own personal inspection, with every regard to moderation and Economy in Price, consistent with Elegance of Desiga, and Durability of Material and Workmanship. Inspection Invited. 1

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INVENTOR and PATENTEE of the IMPROVED RADIATING STOVE, &c.

THE annexed sketch shows a sitting-room where one of the Patent Grates is fixed. The gentleman is in the act of adjusting the door or damper. This is done by pushing the door back or drawing it forward, and thus opening or shutting proportionally, and with one movement, the upper and lower escape apertures for the products of combustion. The lower draught at c is wbat is technically called a back flue; from its position it draws the disengaged gases either through or right over the burning fuel, which thereby become enflamed, making a cheerful blaze, and thus dispelling or consuming all smoke. From the powerful radiation of heat obtained by this grate, and the perfect command over the chimney draught, its economy follows as a matter of course. In summer, fire-places in general present a dreary forlorn aspect, by their wide open appearance. Now, this grate is shut by simply drawing forward the back, making the fire-place look smaller and less empty ; and giving the apartment a finished appearance by its elegant and simple form. The fire- draught being thus easily shut, all currents down the chimney are avoided, and all dust, soot, or back smoke is confined within the vent. This feature is of the first importance where apartments are well furnished. And where apartments are ventilated, this is the only grate with an open fire with which it can be accomplished in a scientific way, without producing cold currents or lessening the heat of the apartment. In the annexed sketch, the lady is shown adjusting the induction above the door. This invention J. Finlav has now extensively applied with perfect success, together with Moore's Patent Glass Inductions, for Stair Windows, Greenhouses, Conser- vatories, Churches, Chapels, and Public Buildings, for which he is the Sole Agent. ADVERTISEMENTS.

Auctioneers, and Appraisers, Commission and Insurance Agents,

79 REGENT. STREET & 26 CHARLES STREET, GREENOCK.

Orders Promptly Executed, and Business conducted on the most Economic Principles.

Greenock, June, 1855.

©IHAIRILIBS H 1l?MWIp SCULPTOR AMD PHOTOGB&FHIST. Cemetery Gate, THANKFULLY acknowledges the liberal encou- ragement given him since he commenced "business, and respectfully intimates that he has always on hand he a variety of MONUMENTAL DESIGNS, which executes, to order, in Granite, Marble, or Stone. Old Monuments Cleaned and Repaired, and Inscrip- tions renewed at Moderate Prices. Rooms C. S. begs also to state that his Photographic up, adjoining, have recently been neatly fitted and free from beino- situated in a clear and quiet locality, well adapted the smoke and haze of the town, they are From the for securing clear and truthful likenesses. art, and experience C. S. has had in this wonderful improve- from his adaptation of the latest scientific Portraits, Family ments, he is enabled to take single the Groups, or copy Paintings, Busts, &c &c, with at greatest accuracy, in every style of the art, and Prices from 2s. 6d. upwards. The Rooms are open from 6 a.m. till 6 p.m., and the Public are respectfully invited during these hours to visit and view his gallery of Portraits. Greenock, June, 1855. ADVERTISEMENTS.

MR BAIRD begs to intimate that he has completed arrangements for supplying all the FIRST CLASS NEWS. PAPERS of' the Day, and respectfully requests the support of his Friends and the Public. From the complete and efficient Town Delivery now organised in connection with the New Paper " THE DAILY BULLETIN,' 1 Subscribers for any Newspaper may depend on the greatest Regu- larity.

ze^oibzeze^t jl; b.a.i:r,:d 7 Wholesale Agent for " The Daily Bulletin.'

41, Cathcart Street, Greenock, 28th June, 1855 }

JOHN SMITH, JfCINL, CKUCIBLE, MELTING-POT & METAL EEEINIM WORKS, Elliot Street, Cranstonhili, Glasgow,

RESPECTFULLY informs his numerous Customers and the Public, that he now Manufactures CRUCIBLES, OR BLUE MELTING-POTS, and has always a large Stock on hand. The QUALITY is the MOST DURABLE made, and they are now extensively used by all the PRINCIPAL FOUNDERS in and around Glasgow, giving the highest possible satisfaction, while the Prices are as moderate as are charged by others for an article far less durable. J. S. will supply Pots on contract, and take Brassfounders' Ashesv, Dust, Skimmings, Sweepings, &c.,in exchange. The HIGHEST MARKET PRICE also given for BR ASS- FOUNDERS' MATERIALS, such as BRASS DUST, BRASS ASHES, BRASS SKIMMINGS, SWEEPINGS, &o. CASH ON RECEIPT OF GOODS.

J. S. would respectfully solicit a continuance of past favours, and an enlarged share of Public patronage.

ELLIOT STREET, CRANSTONHILL, GLASGOW. ADVERTISEMENTS. TO EAItWAYS, STEAM PACKET COMPANIES, AND OTHERS.

I COTTON AND ENGINE WASTE WORKS, 44 WEST COLLEGE STREET, GLASGOW, BEGS respectfully to intimate that he has on hand a superior quality of WHITE, GREY, and COLOURED ENGINE WASTE, of his own Manufacture.

AND ALSO,

Superior Patent Prepared COTTON (highly recommended for lightness, elasticity, and durability), for Beds, Mattresses, and Gene- ral Upholstery use. Terms Moderate.

ESTABLISHED 1820.

BUILDINGS VENTILATED

BY CHABL1S WAT80H, OP KING-CROSS STREET, HALIFAX, YORKSHIRE, AND 65 OLD VENNEL, GLASGOW,

BY HIS PATENT SEXi^.-^CTIlsrca- IDOTJBXiE.CTJILILEIsrT VENTILATOR.

Letters for Mr Watson to be addressed to Halifax. When there are Agents in a Town, please apply to them.

JAMES W. GATHEEAL, 93 Virginia Street, Ageht fob Glasgow and Vicinity. . —

ADVERTISEMENTS. public :b_a_t:e3:s„

MEDICAL IB O TRUSTIES T, RESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the Public, that, in order to carry out more extensively than formerly Baths of every description, he has leased those commodious premises,

No. 3, KILBLAIH STREET, (Head of West Burn St.), where Medicated Baths, &c, Fume, Plunge, Douche, and Shower Baths, can be given Salt, Fresh, Cold, Warm or Tepid, at the following Prices which have never been equalled :

First Class. Second Class, Medicated Vapour Bath, with Warm Tepid, or Cold Shower, ... IsOd 0s9d Tickets for Twelve Do-, 9s 6d 7s 6d Vapour Bath9, with Do-, ... 0s9d 0s6d Twelve Do., ...... 7s 6d 5s Od Plunge Baths, Warm or Tepid 0s9d 0s6d

Twelve Do , ...... 7s 6d 5s Od Plunge Baths, Cold, 0s6d 0s4d Twelve Do., ...... 4s 6d 3s Od Plunge Baths, Salt, Warm, or Tepid, IsOd 0s 9d Twelve Do., ...... 9s 6d 7s 6d Plunge Baths, Salt or Cold, ... 0, 9d 0s6d Twelve Do., 7s 61 5s Od Warm or Tepid Shower, ... 0d3d 0s 2±d Twelve Do ... 2s 6d 2s Od Cold Shower Bath «... 0s2^d 0s2d Twelve do., ... 2s Od IsOd

Fume Baths according to Ingredients used for influencing the System, and the degree of Strength required. As D. J. superintends these Baths himself, parties may rely upon receiving every manner of attention. First Class Baths with three clean towels, and Second Class with two. N.B.— Should the above Prices not be within the reach of the Working Classes, and a desire evinced on their part for the enjoyment and benefit of them, Third Class Baths will be erected, at a Considerable Reduction. In the mean time, should a number of Friends form themselves into a club, for the Baths, D. J. will study to meet their views as to charges. Ladies ate attended by a Female, but are at perfect liberty to bring a Friend with them.

Baths from 7 a.m., till 10 p.m. and on Sabbaths from 8 till 10 a.m., and from 5 till 8 p.m. Bach Door to Baths in the Close* ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. AL1XA11I1 M'M ASTIR, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, 4 0, CATHCAET STREET, BEGS respectfully to intimate that he has removed to the ahove Commodious premises, where he will carry on his Business iu all its departments. In the new premises every facility will be given to his numerous Customers for inspecting a Varied Stock of Fabrics in Gentlemen's Dress, adapted to the seasons. A. M'M, hopes from the increased accommodation and arrangement of bis new premises, and strict attention to Business, he may continue to receive a share of Public favour.

Greenock, June, 1855. CTOZHUsT LAUDER, BRICK MANUFACTURER, FAULSHEAD, RENFEEW,

RESPECTFULLY intimates to the Shippers, Builders, and Public of Greenock generally, that he has Opened that Yard, No. 3, BELLINGBURI STREET, where he will carry on Business as a BRICK, GOAL, AND LIME MERCHANT; and, by keeping on hand the best description of Articles, strict attention to Orders, and Moderate Prices, he trusts to receive a share of Public support.

Greenock, June, 1855.

HOUSE AND SHIP JOINERS, BEG leave to intimate that they have commenced Business at 15, ARTHUR STREET CARTSDY&E, and, trust from their experience in the above branches, to obtain a share of public support, which it will be their endeavour to merit by the moderation of their Charges, as well as the prompt execution of any Work entrusted to them. Greenock, June, 1855. ;

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17, George Street, Edinburgh ; 160, Hope Street, Glas-

gow ; 1, Adelaide Place, London Bridge, London FOR MUTUAL ASSURANCE ON LIVES, ANNUITIES, &c. Established 1840.

Board for Scotland. Dr W. P. Alison, Professor of tb R< v. Thomas M'Crie, D.D., LL.D. Practice of Medicine in the Univer- Robert Schaw, Esq., Director of the sity, Edinburgh. National Bank of" Sc itland. Andrew Buchanan, M.D-, Professoi John Wigham, Jun., Esq. of the Institute of Medicine in the Edward Woodford, LL.D., H.M. In- University, Glasgow. spector of Schools for Scotland. Robert K. Greville, LL.D Charles W. Wright, Esq. Secretary — J. G. Harrison, 17 George Street, Edinburgh. Bankers—The National Bank of Scotland. Office in Edinburgh— No. 17 George Street. Agent for Glasgow and Neighbourhood—James Robertson, Office, 160 Hope Street. Medical Referees — Andrew Buchanan, M.D., Professor of the Institute of Medicine in the University.

James Gray, M.D. , 8 Newton Street, off Sauchiehall Street.

Extracts from Report of the Directors to the Fourteenth General Meeting of Members. " We have now been established above fourteen years, and in order to show the rapidity of our progress during the latter half of that period, it may be well to observe, that the average number of Policies issued during the first seven years was 375 per year ; and the amount assured, in round numbers, ,£37, 000 per year. In 1851, 731 Poli- cies were issued, assuring £130.000. In 1852, 1177 Policies were granted, covering risks to the amount of £180,000. In 1853, the number of Policies issued was 1815, assuring £198,000; and in 1854, 1336 Policies were completed, assuring no less than £227,000. " Thus far the Report applies exclusively to the year ending the 20th of November, 1854, since which we have completed exactly another half year, and your Directors have the pleasure to announce that the business of this period has been very far in excess of even that of any part of the previous twelve months. To this day no less than 905 Policies in the Temperance and General Sections have been completed, covering assurance to the amount of £136,755, and producing annual premiums to the amount of £4819, 6s 7d. la the Working Man's Section, 452 Policies have been issued, assuring £6198; making a iotal of 1357 Policies, and of £142,973, in assurances within the six months. The present Income of the Association may be set down at £45,000 per annum, and its accumulated Capital, being the entire property of the Members, at upwards of £131,000."

Agent for GREENOCK: THOMAS CXtAIG, 8, Hamilton Street. MEniCAL Referee :—A- F. RICHMOND, M.D. Agent for Paisley:—J. R. PARLANE. Medical Referee :— D. RICHMOND, M.D. >

ADVERTISEMENTS.

WASHINGTON WASTE MILLS; WASHINGTON STREET, GLASGOW.

GENERAL MERCHANT, VALUATOR, CONTRACTOR OF SUPPLIES, & FOREIGN IMPORTER, BEGS leave respectfully to inform his Patrons and the Public that he has always in Stock, Oakum Rope, Coir Rope, Oakum Junk, Tarpaulins, White and Coloured Engine- Waste, Anti- Friction Grease, White and Red Lead, Flake Litharge, Muriates, Sulphates, Chemical Manures, Copperas, Oils, Vulcanized India.Rubber in Sheets and Piping, Hose Piping, Tin Plates, Brass and Composition Tubing, Shot, Export Cutlery in variety, Roof Sheathing, &c, which he offers of good quality, and at moderate prices. He begs further to observe that he purchases Damaged Goods in Printing, Bleaching, &c, Damaged Woollen and Cotton Yarns, Damages in Flax, Hemp, Linen, and Cotton; also, all kinds of Mill Wastes, Bale Sheets, Bale Ropes, Gutta Percha and Leather Bands, Coal-Pit Tows, Old Loco- motive Steam Engines, Old Steamboats, Old Wrecks, Chain Cables, Anchors, Cranes, Chains, and Pulleys, Old Steam Boilers, Old Cis-

terns, Steam- Piping, Shafting, Gearing, Old Machinery, &c. ; Copper in Cake and Tile, Brass and Copper Turnings, Iron and Metal Scraps,

Steel in Bars, Spindles, Files, &c. ; Old Rails, Tin, Pewter, Lead, Ivory, Zinc, Home, African, and Indian Deer Horns, Shanks, Hoofs, &c. Parties in want of Second-hand Steam-Engines, Boilers, Machinery or any description of Job Goods, will find it their interest to consult the Advertiser, with whom such articles are or will be found at ad- vantageous rates, and who continues to attend, for a moderate com. mission, the London, Liverpool, and other Sales where the interests of his employers demand his care and attention. To Insurance Companies, Railway Companies, Lloyd's Agents, Brokers and others, J. L. appeals with confidence to his correct valuations (which are founded on actual observation and general experience) of Properties entrusted to his management, and hopes by unceasing exertions to merit a repetition of past favours. Advertiser continues as usual to contract, for periods of six or twelve months, for the regular supplies of any description of Goods in his various departments. American Vulcanized India- Rubber, India Coir, imported direct, and offered at prices which defy competition.

Commands will be esteemed, and have prompt attention.

OFFICE: — 60, WASHINGTON STREET,

House—58, Washington Street, Glasgow. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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3> SMITHS AND BOILEKMAKEKS, No. 19, CATHCART STREET, RESPECTFULLY intimate that they have Commenced Business in those Premises, No. 19, Cathcart Street, (formerly occupied by Messrs J. & J. Brownlie, tinsmiths,) where they will be happy to receive orders in the various branches of their Business, and trust, by strict attention and moderate charges, to receive a share of public patronage.

Ships' Water Tanks, and Boilers of all kinds, Made and Repaired, Bailings, Grates, Beams, &c., Fitted Up. J*ELL HANGUP m ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS, Greenock, June, 1855.

BOND'S FURNITURE POLISH SAVES all Labour, by producing an Immediate and Brilliant POLISH on every description of Cabinet and French-polished Goods. A few applications make a surface equal to French Polish, and not liable to be affected by moderate heat. On trial it will be found to be the most easily applied of any Pre- paration yet offered to the Public.

Sold in Bottles, at 6d, Is, and 2s each, by

JAKES § a klEKkMWEE, CHEMIST, 9, WEST BLACKHALL STREET, GREENOCK.

MR GEORGE AUGUSTUS COLE, British Wink Agent, begs to announce that he has on hand a Large Supply of BRITISH WINES, peculiarly adapted to the present season, and to which he solicits the attention of his Friends.

Champagne, 2&s I Green Ginger, 21s

Champagne Ginger, ... 26s Lime Ginger, 16s J Sparkling Hock, ... 28s Ginger 16s J With other Wines equally rich, excellent in flavour, and reasonable in Price 4, Bogle Street, ? Greenock, June, 1855 ADVERTISEMENTS.

J^ISTID COOL 3 ^ZLsTID SOFT, LIGKHCT TOP COVERINGS, XTENSIVE in Quantity, Superior in Quality, Various Styles, E Textures, and Colours, are waiting Public Inspection at the SIGN OF THE COCKED HAT, 26, Hamilton Street, Greenock. JAMES MACFARLAIV, Proprietor. Greenock, June, 1855.

w 'jmL ac-. • J0S1PH CR00K8HAHKS, Coach Proprietor and livery Stable Keeper, BEGS to intimate to the Public that he has REMOVED to those Commodious Premises, No. 41, WEST BLACK- HALL STREET, (Corner of Grey Place), lately occupied by Mr James Fisher as a Cabinet Workshop, where, from the great additional accommodation, he will be enabled to carry on his Business in a style which he trusts will give general satisfaction, and secure to him a continuance of Public Patronage. Harringtons, Cabs, Mourning Coaches, Box Noddies, &c, on Hire. Roomy Loose Boxes and other accommodation for Horses taken in at Livery. Greenock, June, 1855. DB. S TJ ^ IE,

2 7, SUGA E-H OUSE LANE, BEGS most respectfully to intimate to the Inhabitants of Green- ock and vicinity, that he has been successful in curing the following Diseases by the sole Agency of Herbs, without any mine- ral ingredient whatever; viz: — Consumption, Piles, Burns, Shortness of Breath, Sore Legs, Gravel, Rheumatism, Venereal, Scurvy, Fevers, Coughs, Whittle, Sore Eyes, Nerves, King's Evil, Sore Breasts, Dropsy, Cholera, And Skin Eruptions of eviry kind. Dr H. has every confidence in the healing properties of the Herbs he uses, and in general cases, a single trial will convince the most sceptical of their efficacy, and guarantees a perfect cure of what he states, let others boast of themselves as they may ADVERTISEMENTS. m AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, 10, 12, 14, and 15, Cross-Shore Street, Greenock, BEGS most respectfully to return his sincere thanks to those gentlemen of the Legal profession, and the Public, who have so kindly favoured him for the last seven years with their spontaneous patronage, and trusts to receive as formerly a still further share of their liberality ; and to those who may yet honour him with their support, he flatters himself to give his undivided and strict attention to the conducting of Sales with the utmost despatch and promptitude, and taking of Inventories, with prudence and care. Sales of Property and Furniture of every description effected either in his own Premises, which are large and commodious, or in Town and Country, on the shortest possible notice. Ample Storage accommodation for Furniture sent in for sale, or under sequestration. All matters entrusted to the care of J. C. are executed under his own and family's immediate superintendence, therefore the strictest privacy is maintained. Greenock, June, 1855. WflLLBAH JOHSBST1IH, Bookseller, Stationer, and Lithographic Printer,

THIRD SHOP FROM WEST BURN STREET.

INVOICES, BUSINESS AND VISITING CARDS, CIR- CULARS, FUNERAL LETTERS, and all work in Lithography, executed with despatch, and at Moderate Prices. Specimens can be seen on Application.

Greenock, June, 1855. SilBlT HASAIIftLAHD7~

West Blackhall Street, Geeenock. njBNssmxss, wmm, m§m & niii, SHIRTS, HECK-TIES, AND HANDKERCHIEFS; FLANNELS, LINENS, AND COTTONS. Greenock, June> 1855. ADVERTISEMENTS. D AH IBL I1S1I1S PLASTEEEE, » YARD:— 33, SCGARH0U8E LANE,

House :—58, Vemel,

BEGS to return his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for the extensive support he has received since commencing business. D. C. takes this opportunity of intimating that he has Removed to the above commodious premises, where he will continue to carry on the Plastering business in all its branches ; and trusts, by his long experience in the trade, and attention to orders entrusted to him, to merit a continuance of their favour.

Country Orders punctually attended to. Greenock, June, 1855,

ZMTIILjIfcTIEIR/S FIRE-PROOF SAFES SHPET¥ AND DEED BOXES, FROM Of all Sizes, at Maker's Prices.

Agent j FIRE WILLIAM INNES, 48, HAMILTON STREET, GREENOCK.

BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS,

EG to intimate that they have REMOVED to that Old Esta- B blished Boot and Shoe Shop,

, IT §(RHJ A {Lately occupied Mr John Stewart),

Where they will always have in Stock a Large Assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's BOOTS and SHOES, of superior quality, at very moderate prices. Those parties preferring their Boots or Shoes made to Order, may rely on receiving a first-class article, and an excellent fit. Greenock, June, 1855. ADVERTISEMENTS.

ROBERT B. ITNLAY & CO.,

NEWEST FABRICS FDR PALETOTS.

Morning Coats, Vests, and Trousers.

HATS, DRESS AND COLORED KIDS, TIES, SCARFS, STOCKS, AND NECKERCHIEFS.

Water-Proof and Air-Proof Garments, Cushions, AND FLOATING BELTS.

Travelling Cases, Carriage and Railway Wrappers, tbc. dc.

Greenock, June, 1855.

PLASTERER, 41, HAMILTON STEEET, GBEENOCK

Jobbing Carefully Attended to.

WXST1RH CLOTlIlfi DIPOT, SIGN OF THE GLOBE, IE L Xj ^ IR, ID Sd CO.,

inspection of our Chaste and Well-selected Stock of CLOTHS, AN TROUSERINGS, VESTINGS, and READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, HOSIERY, SHIRTS, &c, &c, is respectfully solicited. The strictest attention paid to all Orders. Observe—Fourth Doorfrom Cathcart Square. Greenock, June, 1855. ;

ADVERTISEMENTS.

URIE'S

3 5, BUCHANAN STREET, GLASGOW,

the largest and most complete Establishment in this IS country, having four separate Glass Houses, large Gallery, Dressing Rooms, and Work Rooms, and every other convenience for producing first-class Pictures complete, in a few minutes, in any weather. Mr U. has also engaged eminent Artists for the Colouring and Chemical departments. PO E,TE,AITS, FROM 2s 6d, 5s, 7s 6d, AND UPWARDS. OATJTIOIT. Mr Urie having obtained her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for Improvements in Photography on Glass, &c, &c, hereby Cautions all parties against future interference with his inventions.

THE PERFECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHY. Not many years ago, twenty or thirty minutes were required, in the brightest sunshine, without ever moving the eyelids, to obtain even an ordinary daguereotype portrait whereas now, by the vast improvements Mr Urie has recently accomplished in his extensive photographic establishment, 35 Buchanan Street, Glasgow, he is producing exact likenesses almost instantaneously, in any kind of weather. Mr Urie has evidently watched with the eye of a genius every movement in the progress of the art in America, France, and Britain and appears to have spared no expense or exertion in having superior appliances, and every chemical improvement, for maintaining the pre-emi- nence he has justly acquired in his profession. The life- like appearance of his patent glass portraits is exquisite. All who desire to see the superiority and perfection of Mr Urie's performances should visit his splendid saloons, Glasgow paper. {^^F^S^^^S^^S' ADVERTISEMENTS. ©S

SCOTIA DISTILLERY STORE, §

JOil 6IAHAI, Wine and Spirit Merchant, IN returning his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public generally for past favours, begs most respectfully to intimate that he he has always on hand a Large and Choice Stock of WIITBS,

FOREIGN & BRITISH SPIRITS,

CORDIALS, &c.

LONDON AND DUBLIN PORTER,

BBiraWMB <§ AEliA AXIS, BASS'S CELEBRATED BITTER ALES,

AH in fine condition for immediate use.

J. G. trusts that, by keeping only first-class articles, and strict attention to business, to merit a continuance of the support of his Friends and the Public.

Ships and Families Supplied on Liberal Terms.

- Town and Country Orders punctually attended to.

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

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RESTORATION of the HAIR in the Course of a FEW DAYS, when suddenly lost from Illness or any other cause, is ensured by the use of GATENBY'S EXELCIOB DETERGENT, MEDICATEDANDCOLD CEEAM, Thereby avoiding the trouble of Shaving the Head. In using the Detergent, the head must be washed with water. Where that is not agreeable, the free use of GATENBT'S THISTLE EXTRACT Will more slowly but surely effect a complete Restoration of the Hair.

In bringing these articles before the notice of the public, William Gatenby, as a guarantee of their utility, would respectfully refer to his successful and never-failing treatment in the Restoration of the Hair wlipn lost from Tllness of any sort, as also SCALD HEAD, RINGWORM, and other External Diseases, while resident in the West of Scotland. All of Gatenby's other Preparations for the Toilet are made from the Best and Purest Materials, and are most effectual for the various purposes intended. The following are especially recommended: PRINCE ALBERT'S AMBROSIAL SHAVING CREAM, For rendering the operation of Shaving agreeable. The Queen of Beauty's Golden Balsam of Meroli, For dressing the Hair, assisting it to curl and keep in curl during exercise or damp weather ; it is also very effectual for preventing the Hair falling off or turning grey till the latest period of life, and removes all manner of dandriffor other impurities from the roots.

Pure Marrow Oil, and Castor Oil Pomade, For Nourishing and Beautifying the Hair. Excellent for using in the Nursery.

Of A TENBY'S HAIR BYE. For changing the colour of the Hair to a Beautiful Glossy Brown or Black, by an easy and simple process, which will instantly produce the colour required in one preparation. In cases at 3s, 5s, 9s, and 16s. GATENBY'S COURT DEPILATORY, For Removing Superfluous Hair in less than Ten Minutes, without the least pain or injury to the skin.

G. NISBET, PERFUMER, 13, WILLIAM STREET AND GREENOCK APOTHECARIES' COMPANY, ADVERTISEMENTS, to> Builders, Ironfonnders, and others using Cranes.

ENGINEERS A IM D MILLWRIGHTS,

7 and 9, Canal Street, Port-Dundas,

BEG to call attention to the PATENT SAFETY DERRICK CRANES, recently Patented, and of which they aie the Sole Proprietors. The Patent Safety Derrick Cranes possess many very important advantages over those constructed upon the old principle ; and from the simplicity of the improvement, it can easily be applied, at a comparatively trifling cost, to Cranes constructed upon the old principle by F. & B. 's predecessors in Business, Wm. Forrest & Co. Patents may be seen in operation at Forrest & Barr's Works, 7 and 9, Canal Street, Port-Dundas, Glasgow.

CO 00 n RE-GILDING AND o CLEANING. o W PIER TABLES, MIRRORS, AND PICTURE FRAMES, RE-GILDED, AND f OTL PAINTINGS CLEANED AND It* VARNISHED, On the most Moderate Terms, H AT MRS JOHN HASTIE'S I CARVING AND GILDING M ESTABLISHMENT, Q 88, STOCKWELL STREET, GLASGOW. i Q 00 O 00 3 r\

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(South Side, Rear Corner of Charles Street, Opposite Mason lodge), GREENOCK. HONXTMAW & CAMPBltL BEG respectfully to intimate to the inhabitants of Greenock and neighbourhood that their Stock of GENERAL IRON- MONGERY is very complete. They especially beg to call attention to their Stock of HOUSE FURNISHINGS, including Tea and

Coffee Pots, of the Newest and Neatest Patterns ; Tea and C iffee Trays, of the most Fashionable Shape and Designs,; and Cutlery, from the most Celebrated Manufacturers. Greenock, June, 1855.

BOOKS taken out in Parts or Numbers, such as Brown's and Scott's Bible, &c, Bound with Neatness, Cheapness and Despatch. Books forivarded from the Country for Binding punctually attended to.

SLATERS, YARD:-No. 14, KILBLAIN STREET, House: — Allison's Land, 4, Sir Michael Street, BEG to intimate they have commenced business on their own account at the above premises, where they hope to merit a share of public patronage A. & H. takes this opportunity of informing the inhabitants of the Town and neighbourhood that, from the long experience both partners have had in the profession, and by extremely moderate charges, they trust to be able to execute all orders entrusted to them to the entire satisfaction of their employers.

Country Orders punctually attended to. Greenock, June, 1855. ADVERTISEMENTS. SUPERB NOVELTIES BURWELL'S PROMENADE BAZAAR, 14, Anderson Place, Cathcart Street, Greenock. AN inspection of the BRILLANT AND VARIED STOCK collected and displayed by L. Burwell will really suggest something suitable for their object, whether designed for use o ornament— the economical or luxurious—the old or young. HT recent purchases in London and Birmingham, and his importation of all the meritorious Fancy Productions of Foreign Countries, ex- hibit a multifarious Collection of Novelties but rarely found in a Retail Establishment. IN THE FRENCH DEPARTMENT Articles of taste and refinement are displayed in great profusion. ISfiifSIj&i ®L46^ of the most Choice and Rare Descriptions, in every variety of Shade and Colour, and of most elaborate Workmanship. FROM ITALY Exquisite Specimens of Carving in Alabaster; Figures modelled from the Originals by the Great Masters; Vases, Baskets, Jugs,

&c. , adapted for Wax Flowers ; Clocks, Time Pieces, Letter Weights, Baskets of Flowers, Feather Flowers, &c OF BRITISH MANUFACTURE There an almost unlimited supply of CABINET GOODS, of every description and of the most elegant designs, consisting of Portable Writing Desks, all sizes; Dressing Cases, superbly fitted with Silver and other fittings; Work Boxes, Tea Chests and Caddies, Netting

Boxes, Jewel Cases, Watch Stands, &c. ; Papier Mache Tables, Tea Trays in Sets, Portfolios, Writing Desks, &c. An immense variety of beautiful Stuffed Birds. A choice collection of Paintings and En- gravings, framed. Best London-made Jewellery— Brooches, Pins, Rings, Lockets, Seals and Keys, Guards, Pencil Cases, &c. Silver Butter and Fruit Knives, Pickle Forks, Thimbles, Tea, Sugar and Salt Spoons, Silver-plated Tea Kettles, Cruet Stands, &c. Britannia Metal Tea and Coffee Pots, &c. Japanned Tea Trays, &c, &c. The best and most approved Perfumery. CUTLERY FROM THE MOST CELEBRATED SHEFFIELD MAKERS.

Dressing, Side, Pocket, and Back Combs ; Fancy Bellows, Ostrich Feather Brooms, Mirrors, an immense variety of Dresden, French and English China Ornaments, Real German and Horn

Combs, Ivory do. ; Silk, Beaded and Leather Purses ; Fancy, Hair, Cloth, Hat, Crumb, Shaving and Tooth Brushes, Coral and other Beads, &c. an importation of NEW TOYS has been made— Games of the most amusing and instructive kind, Puzzles, Dissected Maps &c. ? Licensed Dealer in Gold and Silver Plate.

Riley Dunn & Wilson CONSERVATORS & BOOKBINDERS