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THE
ABERDEEN
POST-OFFICE
DIRECTORY,
1835-36.
ABERDEEN
Printed for tbe Iietter Carriers, BY WILLIAM ANDERSON,
49, UPPERKIRKGATE.
M.DCCC.XXXV. Lo- K34-S3 c|/4'a3 INDEX TO THE CONTENTS.
Counting-House Calendar, ___-.- 5 Bank Holidays, - ...... 5 Stamp Duties, -----..- - Banking Companies, - -• - - - -10 Banks and Private Bankers in Edinburgh, ... 12
Provincial Banks, ------12
Vice- Consuls and Agent for Lloyd's at Aberdeen, . - 14
Aberdeen Newspapers, ------14 Aberdeen Town Council, ....-- 14 Old Aberdeen Town Council, ------14
List of Streets, Squares, Lanes, Courts, &c. in New and Old Aberdeen, .._---- 15 Aberdeen Directory, ------23 Old Aberdeen Directory, . - . . - 127
appendix.
Post- Office Regulations, ...--- 1 List of Offices subordinate to Aberdeen, ... .5 List of the Post Tov/ns, Penny Post, and Sub-Offices in Scot-
land, with the Rates of Postage, - - - - 5
List of Post Towns, Sub-Offices, &c. in England with the Rates of Postage, .-.--- 9 List of Post Towns, Sub- Offices, &c. in Ireland with the
Rates of Postage, ------1!J Tabular View of the Rates of Postage on Letters to Fo- reign Countries, with Foot Notes specifying the mode of transmission, and the times of departure of the
- respective Packet Boats, - - ' - - 1,% Mail and Stage Coach Conveyances, .... 'ii Canal Conveyances ...... 2G Shipping Companies, ...... 2C Steam Navigation Companies, ... - - - 27 Insurance Companies, ....-.-27 Roll of Messengers-at-Arms, ..-.-- 2S Fiar Prices of the different Counties of Scotland for Crop and
Year 1834, _ . 30
Fiar Prices for Aberdeenshire for Crops from 1826 to 1834 in- clusive, -.---.--33 Places where Carriers put up, ... - - 33 List of Carriers, with their Quarters, and days of Arrival and Departure, ---....-34 Addendum to Post-Office Regulations, - - - - 3G
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June, 1835. December. Sunday, - 7 14 21 28 Sunday, - 6 13 20 27 Mondav, 1 8 13 22 29 Monday, - 7 14 21 28 Tuesday, 2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday, 1 8 15 22 29 Wednes. 3 10 17 24 Wednes. 2 9 16 23 30 Thursday, 4 11 18 25 Thursday, 3 10 17 24 31 Friday, 5 12 19 26 Friday, 4 11 18 25 Saturday, 6 13 20 27 Saturday, 5 12 19 26 July. January, 1S36.
Sunday, - 5 12 19 26 Sunday, - 3 10 17 24 31 Monday, - 6 13 20 27 Monday, - 4 11 18 25 Tuesday, - 7 14 21 28 Tues. - 5 12 19 26 Wednes. 1 8 15 22 29 Wednes. - 6 13 20 27 Thursday, 2 9 16 23 30 Thurs. - 7 14 21 28 ' Friday, 3 10 17 24 31 Friday, 1 8 15 22 29 Saturday, 4 11 18 25 Satur. 2 9 16 23 30 August. February. Sunday, - 2 9 16 23 30 Sunday, - 7 14 21 28 Monday, - 3 10 17 24 31 Monday, 1 8 15 22 29 Tues. - 4 11 18 25 Tuesday, 2 9 16 23 Wednes. - 5 12 19 26 Wednes. 3 10 17 24 Thurs. - 6 13 20 27 Thursday, 4 11 18 25 Friday, - 7 14 21 28 Friday, 5 12 19 26 Satur. 1 8 15 22 29 Saturday, 6 13 20 27 September. nXarcb.
Sunday, - 6 13 20 27 Sunday, - 6 13 20 27 Monday, - 7 14 21 28 Mondav, - 7 14 21 28 Tuesday, 1 8 15 22 29 Tuesday, 1 8 15 22 29 Wednes. 2 9 16 23 30 Wednes. 2 9 16 23 30 Thursday, 3 10 17 24 Thursday, 3 10 17 24 31 Friday, 4 11 18 25 Friday, 4 11 18 25 Saturday, 5 12 19 26 Saturday, 5 12 19 26 October. April.
Sunday, - 4 11 18 25 Sunday, - 3 10 17 24 Monday, - 5 12 19 26 Monday, - 4 11 18 25 Tuesday, - 6 13 20 27 Tuesday, - 5 12 19 26 Wednes. - 7 14 21 28 Wednes.- - 6 13 20 27 Thursday, 1 8 15 22 29 Thursday, - 7 14 21 28 Friday, 2 9 16 23 30 Friday, 1 8 15 22 29 Saturday, 3 10 17 24 31 Saturday, 2 9 16 23 30 N'ovember. Slay. Sunday, 1 8 15 22 29 Sunday, 1 8 15 22 29 Monday, 2 9 16 23 30 Monday, 2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday, 3 10 17 24 Tuesday, 3 10 17 24 31 Wednes, 4 11 18 25 Wednes. 4 11 18 25 Thursday, 5 12 19 26 Thursday, 5 12 19 26 Friday, 6 13 20 27 Friday, 6 13 20 27 Saturday, 7 14 21 28 Saturday, 7 14 21 28
Bank Holidays. New Year's day, Jan. 1. King Charles I. Martyrdom, ,, 30. Queen's Birth-day kept, Feb. 24. Good Friday, April 1. King's Birth-day kept, May 28. King Charles II. Restored, ,, 29. King William IV. Accession,.... June 26. Coronation of King William IV. Sept. 8. Gunpowder Plot, Nov. 3. Christmas day, Dec. 25. A STAMP DUTIES.
ABSTRACT OF THE STAMP DUTIES.
Agkeements, not more than 1080 words, ^£1 GO If containing more than 1080 words, .... 1 15
Progressive duty 25s. for every addi- tional 1080 words. Affidavit, 2 6
Articles of Indenture. 1st, Where no Fee given, or under £30, 10 2d, For Clerk or Apprentice, in order to admission as a Writer to the Signet, Solicitor, or Agent, before the Su- preme Courts, 60 3d, For Clerk or Apprentice, to act as Procurator before the High Court of Admiralty, Commissary Court at Edinburgh, or other Inferior Courts, 30
Articles, (Ships) and Seamen's Agreement, and Indentures, 2
BILLS, PROMISSORY NOTES, &c.
Not ex- Exceeding ceeding two two months montlis af- On Demand, or after Date. after date. or 60 days GO Jays af- after sight. ter sight.
£ s. £ s. £ .1. d. £ A', d. For 2 and not above 6 5 1 1 6
Above 6 3 ,, , 20 1 6 2
20 , 30 2 2 6
30 , 50 2 6 3 6
60 , 100 3 6 4 6
100 , 200 4 6 6
200 ,, , 300 6 6
300 ,, , 600 6 8 6 12 600 „ , 1000 8 6 6 1000 ,, , 2000 12 6 15 2000 „ „ 3000 15 1 6 3000 and upwards 1 5 1 10
FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE IN SETS.
FOR EVERY BILL OF EACH SET
s. d. £ s.. d. Not exceeding 100 I 6 Above £1000 not 2000 7 6
Above £100 & not 200 3 ,, 2000 ,, 3000 10
,, 200 „ 500 4 3000 ,, 15 500 ,, 1000 5
BILLS OF LADING, OS. —SHIP RECEIPT, oS. STAMP DUTIES.
Bond, for payment of an Annuity, or for any sum or sums, at stated periods, for term of life, &c. where amount £ £ s. £ £ s. -ElO per annum, 1 Where £400 & not 550 7 Sum £10, and not 50 2 „ 600 „ 750 9 ., 60 „ 100 3 750 ,, 1000 12
,, 100 ,, 200 4 ,, 1000 ,, 1500 15 „ 200 „ 300 5 ,, 1500 ,, 2000 20 „ 300 „ 400 6 „ 2000 & upwards 25
BONDS, PERSONAL OR HERITABLE.
£ s. £ £ *. Sum not exceeding 50 1 Where £2000 & not 3000 7 Above £60 100 1 10 „ 3000 ,, 4000 8 100 200 2 „ 4000 „ 6000 9 200 300 3 5000 ,, 10,000 12
300 500 4 ,, 10,000 ,, 16,000 15
500 1000 5 ,, 15,000 ,, 20,000 20 1000 2000 6 ,, 20,000 & upwards 25
Progressive duty, 25s.
Bond for the due execution of an Office, and to account for Money received by virtue of such Office, i£ 1 15 Bond of Relief to Cautioner or Surety 1 15 CusTOM-HousE Bonds, 5
Certificate of Marriage, (except Seamen or Soldiers), 5
Charter Party, &c. conveyance of Money, Goods, &c. on board of Ship, containing less than 1080 words, 115 Collation, Institution, or Admission, to an Ecclesiastical Benefice, 2 Commission granted by Commissioners of Excise, 110
Composition between Z>r. and Cr 1 10 And for every 1080 words above first 1080, 15 Conditions and Regulations for culture of farms, 15
CONVEYANCES.
Consideration. Duty. Consideration. Duty.
£ £ £ s. £ £ £ s. Under - 20 10 If 7000 and not 8000 75 If 20 and not 50 1 8000 ,, 9000 85
50 ,, 160 1 10 9000 , 10,000 95
„ 160 , 300 2 10,000 , 12,600 110
, 300 , 600 3 12,500 , 15,000 130
, 600 , 750 6 15,000 , 20,000 170
, 750 , 1000 9 20,000 , 30,000 240
, 1000 , 2000 12 30,000 , 40,000 350
, 2000 , 3000125 40,000 , 50,000 450
, 3000 , 4000 35 50,000 , 60,000 650
, 4000 , 6000 45 60,000 , 80,000 650
, 6000 , 6000 55 80,000 , 100,000 800
„ 6000 , 7000 65 100,000 ant upwards 1000 1
STAMP DUTIES.
Debentures, if under £100, £0 3 200 10 Knot 500 1 And if exceeding 300 2
Decree-Arbitral, if extending to 1080 words, 1 15 And for every additional 1080 words, 1 5
Deed of any kind, not otherwise charged or exempted, 1 13
Deputation or Appointment of Game- keeper, 1 15
Instrument of Resignation, or Service, or Cognition of Heirs, or Charter, or Sa- sine of any Houses, Lands, &c. holding Burgage 9
of Resignation, Service, Cog- nition, Sasine, &c. of Lands, &c. not holding Burgage, 9
INVENTORIES OF PERSONAL ESTATES.
Testa- Testa- Testa- Testa- 1 Value of effects ment ment Value of effects. ment ment left. notleft left. notleft.
Duty. Duty. Duty. Duty. £ £ £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s. If 20 50 10 If 2000 3000 50 75 50 100 10 1 3000 4000 60 90 100 200 2 3 4000 6000 80 120 200 300 5 8 5000 6000 100 150 300 450 8 11 6000 7000 120 180 450 600 11 15 7000 8000 140 210 600 800 15 22 8000 9000 160 240 800 1000 22 30 900010,000 180 270 1000 1500 30 45 10,00012,000 200 300 1500 2000 40 60
LEASES OR TACKS.
Duty. Where yearly rent shall not amount to £20 £1
, ,, £20, and under 100 1 10 100 200 2
,, 200 400 3
,, 400 600 4 „ 600 800 5 800 1000 6 1000 and upwards, 10
An ad valorem duty payable for a lease in consideration of a grassum only, and for a lease, for a rent only, of the same amount. For the counterpart of any lease charged with a duty, if not exceeding £\, the like duty as on the same. And for the counterpart of any other lease, £1 10s. with a duty of £1, for every 1080 words above the first 1080 words. STAMP DUTIES. »
Licence, to exercise the trade of Appraiser, yearly, £0 10
„ ,, Pawnbroker, 7 10
to sell Plate containing any quan- tity oigold, from dwts. to 2 oz. or silver, from 3 dwts. to 30 oz. an annual licence duty of 2 6
to sell Plate, containing a quan-
tity of gold, above 2 oz. ; of silver weighing upwards of 30 oz. an annual duty of 5 15
Power of Attorney, Commission, or Factory, 1 10 And for every additional 1080 words, 10
for the sale or trans- fer of Stock, 1
PROTESTS. Duty, Protest of Bill or Note for a sum not amount- s. d. ing to - - - - - £20 Amounting to £20, and not 100 „ 100 ,, 500 ,, 600 and upwards, of any other kind, .... And each additional sheet,
POLICIES OF ASSURANCE.
On life or lives. Against loss by Fire Where sum £500 £1 Policy 500 and not 1000 2 And for every £100 in- 1000 and not 3000 3 sured annually, 3s. 3000 and not 6000 4 6000 and upwards 6
Policy on any ship or vessel, or goods on board ship in- sured otherwise than from any port or place in the United Kingdom, or Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, Sack or Man, or to any port in said United Kingdom or Islands, if the premium do not exceed 15 per cent. Is. 3d. exceeding 15 and not 30 ,, 2s. 6d. exceeding 30 5s. Od. Any Policy effected for any time or pe- riod, not exceeding 3 months, 2s. 6d. exceeding 3 months, 6s. Od. for every £100, or fractional part thereof.
RECEIPTS.
s. d. s.d. £5 and under £10 3 For £300 and under £500 6 10 ,, 20 6 500 ,, 1000 7 6 20 ,, 60 1 1000 and upwards 10 50 ,, 100 1 6 In full of all demand 10 100 ,, 200 2 6 200 „ 300 4 Note.— The receiver of money pays the stamp-duty. ;
10 Banking Companies.
BANKING COMPANIES.
ABERDEEN BANKING COMPANY, CASTLE STREET,
Draw on Forbes & Co. Edinburgh ; and on Glyn & Co. London.
Alexander Morrice, Cashier ; Ja=i. Johnston, Secretary and Accountant.
Brancfies.
Offices. Agents. Banff, Wilham Gall. Elgin, Forsyth & Young Fraserburgh, Win. Fraser. Huntly, Robert Milne. Inverury, Alex. Davidson. Keith, John Taylor. Peterhead, Jas. Anderson.
ABERDEEN TOWN AND COUNTY BANK, UNION STREET,
Draw on Royal Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh and Glasgow and on Jones, Lloyd & Co. London. Wm. Littlejohn, Cashier. J. Westland, Secretary and Accountant.
Branches.
Offices. Agents. Golspie, John Christie. Keith, Alex. Thorburn. Peterhead, Rob. Alexander. Pultney-town, Wick, Peter M'Lauchlan. Stonehaven, Jas. Burness. Thurso, Robert Anderson.
BANK OF SCOTLAND, CASTLE STREET.
Draw on Principal Establishment, Bank Street, Edinburgh and on Coutts k Co. London. Peter Duguid, Agent.
Branches.
Offices. Agents. Offices. Agents. Ayr, T. M'Lelland. Kirkcudbrit. W.H. M'Lellan. Dumfries, John Barker. Kirkcaldy, David Morgan. Dundee, John Sturrock. Lauder, John Romanes. Dunfermline, J.S.Ronaldson. Leith, Thomas Jones.
Dunse, " W. & A. Purves. Perth, P. G. Stewart. Falkirk, Al. M'Farlane. St. Andrews, John Bain. Glasgow, Chas. Campbell. Stirling, Al. Brodie.l Haddington, Arch. Todrick. Stonehaven, Wm. Stewart. Inverness, J. M'Kenzie. Bill Collector. Kelso, R. & P. Darling. Montrose J. Brand.
The Bank of Scotland also negociates bills on all the prin- cipal Towns of Scotland, England, and Ireland. Banking Companies.
COMMERCIAL BANKING COMPANY, MARISCHAL STREET, Alex. Blackie, Agent.
Draw on Principal Establishment, High Street, Edinburgh ; and on Jones, Lloyd S: Co. London.
Brandies.
Offices. Agents. Offices. Agents. Alloa. Rob. Jamieson. Glasgow, John Wyld. Annan, James Scott. Hamilton, Thos, Anderson. Banff, And. M'Ewan. Hawick, J. & G. Oliver. Beith, William King. Inverness, J. Thomson. Biggar, James Purdie. Kelso, J. Waldie. Blairgowrie, Jas. Anderson. Kilmarnock, A. G. Bruce. Campbellton, N. Harvey. Kirkcaldy, John Reid. Colinsburgh, John Wood. Kirkwall, Jas. Spence. Crieff, Peter Scott. Lanark, Thos. Paul. Cromarty, Robt. Ross. Leith, Alex. Spence. Cupar, Wm. Drummond. Linlithgow, Sam. Black. Dalkeith, Jas. Alexander. Melrose, David Spence. Veitch. Dumbarton, J. S. Blusselburgh , Jas.M'Corniek Dumfries, Wm. Goldie. Newburgh, Thos. Anderson Dunbar, W. H. Ritchie. Peterhead, Wm. Gamack. Dunfermline, Wm. Warren. Stirling, Jas. Morison. Dunkeld, R. Mennie. Tain, W. Murray & Son Elgin J. Lawson, jun. Thurso, A. Henderson. Eyemouth, Thos. Bowhill. Wick, Josiah Rhynd. Falkirk, Henry Salmon. The Commercial Banking Co. also negociate bills on every place in Scotland, England, and Ireland, where there is a Bank or Bankers.
BRITISH LINEN COMPANY, KING STREET, Dugald Campbell, Agent. Draw on Principal Establishment, St. Andrew's Square, Edinburgh; and on Smith, Payne & Co. London.
Branches.
Offices. Agents. Offices. Agents. Annan, Geo. Dalgliesh. Inverness, John Ross. Arbroath, Jas. Goodall. Kelso, Pat. Wilson. Castle Douglas, J. Sinclair. Kinross, J.W.Williamson Coldstream, Thos. Douglas. Kirriemuir, J. W. Forrest. Cupar, Pagan k Christie Langholm, Al. Stevenson. Dumfries, Rob. Adamson. Leith, George Mill. Dunbar, John Kelly. Jlelrose, Erskine & Curl. Dundee, John Symers. Montrose, James Beattie. Dunfermline, Rob. Douglas. Newton Stewart, Jas.Newall. Dunse, Cunningham & Hilson Peebles, John Welsh. Elgin, Alex. Brander. Perth, Wm. Cleland. Forres, John Gumming. Sanquhar, J. W. M'Queen. Glasgow, David Goodsir. Selkirk, Andrew Lang. Haddington, W. & J. Ferme. Stranraer, Alex. M'Neil. Hamilton, Jas. Henderson. Tain, Alex. Gair. Hawick, Dickson & Davidson Wigton, John Black. Jedburgh, Fair & Shortreed
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, CASTLE STREET, Alex. Chivas, Advocate, Agent.
Draw on Glyn, Halifax, INIills & Co. London ; and Principal Establishment, St. Andrew's Square, Edinburgh. Branches.
Offices. Agents. i Offices. Agents. Airdric, Alex. Galloway. Banff, G. G. Robinson. Anstruther, M. F. ConoUy. iBathgate, John Johnson. — 12 Bunking Companies.
Offices. Agents. Offices. Agents. Castle Douglai5, J. Lidderdale Jedburgh, W.Rutherford,jun, Dalkeith, George Gray. Keith, T. Johnston, jun, Dingwall, H. J. Cameron. Kelso, Geo. Main. Dumfries, Alex. Hannay. Kirkcaldy, Geo. Millar. Dundee, P. H. Thorns. Kirkwall, John Baikie. Falkirk, Robert Adam. Langholm, John Nicol. Forres, Alex. Watson Leith, James Wallace, Fort William, Thos.M'Donald Lerwick, James Yorston Gallashiels, Robert Haldane. Montrose, D. Hill. Glasgow, Robert Findlay. Nairn, Alex.' M. Grant. Grantown John Grant. Oban, J. M'Lauchlan. Hawick, Jas. Wilson. Portree, Rod. M'Leod. Inverness, John M'Kay. Stirling, Pat. Connal. Inverary, Alex. M'Arthur. Stornoway, Rod. Morison, Bill Collectors.
Burntisland, Jas. Speed. | Glasgow, Robt. A. M'Fie-
Dunfermline, John Malcolm. | InverkeithingjJ. Barclay, jun. The National Bank negociates bills on every place where there is a Bank or Banker.
BANKS AND PRIVATE BANKERS IN EDINBURGH.
The Bank of Scotland, Bank Street. The Royal Bank of Scotland, St. Andrew's Square. The British Linen Company. St. Andrew's Square. Commercial Banking Company, High Street. National Bank of Scotland, St. Andrew's Square, PRIVATE BANKERS. Sir W. Forbes, J. Hunter & Co. Parliament Square. Ramsays, Bonars & Co. Royal Exchange. Alex. Allan & Co. 40, Princes Street.
PROVINCIAL BANKS. Arbroath—William Kid, Cashier. Draw on Commer- cial Bank, Edinburgh. Gljoi & Co. London. Branch—Forfar. William White. Ayr—Hunters & Co. Forbes & Co. Agents, Edin- burgh.—Draw on Herries & Co. London Branches —Kilmarnock, C. D. Gardner. Irvine, Alexander Paterson. Maybole, William Niven. Girvan, Ken- nedy Brown.
Ayrshire Banking Co. —Q. Kennedy, Cashier. Royal Bank, Edinburgh, Williams & Co. London Branches — Girvan, William Johnston. Irvine, William Gillies. Kilmarnock, James Urie. May- bole, W. Brown. Saltcoats, William B. Orr. Cum, nock, James Crawford.
Dundee Bank—R. Low, Cashier. Forbes & Co. Edin- burgh. Kinlocli & Sons, London. Dundee New—C. W. Boase, Cashier. Commercial, Edinburgh. Ransom & Co. London Branch— Forfar, W. Hutchison.
Dundee Commercial—W. Christie and D. Guthrie, Cashiers. Glasgow LTnion Bank, Edinburgh, and Barclay & Co. London.
Dundee Union—D. Miln, Cashier. Royal Bank, Edin- burgh. Smith & Payne, London Branches— Glasgow Royal Bank. Montrose, John Brand. Brechin, D. Guthrie & Sons. Forfar, J, Yeaman. Arbroath, A. Binny. — —. —— —•
Banking Companies. 13
Glasgow (Ship)—M. Rowand, Cashier. Forbes & Co. Edinburgh. Smith & Co. London.
Glasgow Thistle—R. Duncan, Cashier. Bank of Scot- land, Edinburgh. Smith & Co. London. Glasgow Bank Co. —W. B. Cabbel, Cashier. Forbes & Co. Edinburgh. Ransom & Co., and Glyn & Co. London. Kirkaldy, G. Anderson Glasgow Union—Jones & Co. London. Branches— Edinburgh, Ro. Burns. Greenock, A. Anderson, Bathgate, J. Marshall. Ayr, P. Cowan. Moffat, D. Jardine. Strathaven, William Gebbie, Alloa, George Gibson. Kincardine, R. Rintoul. Auch- termuchty, Archibald Walker. Port Glasgow, Matthew King, jun. Lochgilphead, Hugh MaC- ewan. Paisley, Thomas Risk. Greenock—A. Thomson, Cashier. Forbes & Co. Edin- burgh. Kay, Maryatt & Co. London. Branches— Glasgow, John Robertson. Port Glasgow, A. M'Lachlan & Co. Rothesay, John Gillies.
Leith Bank—Kerr & Johnston, Managers. Barnetts, Hoare, & Co. London.-^^ra/tcAes—Callander, Do- nald Maclaren & Angus Macdonald. Galashiels, George Craig. Dalkieth, John Patterson. Car- lisle, J. Brown.
Newcastle, (Ridley).—Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh. Glyn & Co. London. Newcastle, (Lambton). —Forbes & Co. Edinburgh. Bar- clay, Roberts, & Glyn, London. Paisley Bank—A. Welsh, Cashier. Royal Bank, Edin- burgh. Smith & Co. London. Branches—Glas- gow, Alexander Brown. Irvine, R. Montgomery. Stranraer, C. Morland.
Paisley Union—John Scott, Cashier. Forbes & Co. Edinburgh. Glyn & Co. London Branches— Glasgow, W. Walker. Beith, Robert Speir.
Perth Bank—H. Lindsay, Cashier. Forbes & Co. Edin- burgh. Barclay & Co. London Branches—Cupar Angus, W. Bett. Crieff, W. Murray. Dunkeld, John Leslie. Perth, Central Bank of Scotland—Archibald Burns, Manager. Commercial Bank, Edinburgh. Glyn & Co. London.
Perth Union—J. Stewart, Cashier. National Bank, Edinburgh. Smith, Payne, & Co. London.
Renfrewshire Bank—James Patten, Cashier. Royal Bank, Edinburgh. Kay & Co. London. Branches. —Port-Glasgow, A. Steven & Sons. Inverary, Colin Campbell. Campbelton, A. & J, Beith. Rothesay, I. H. MacRae. Glasgow, W. Napier & Co.
Western Bank of Scotland, '(Head Office, Glasgow). Jones & Co. London. Branches—Edinburgh, R, Salmond. Alloa, E. Ramsay & Son. Blairgowrie, Robert Robertson. Coupar Angus, David Ander- son. Hamilton, J. Prentice. Lockerby, William Richardson. Paisley, J. Bulley. Kinross, Interim Agent, R. Stewart. Loch^dnnoch, R. Caldwell. .
14 Town Council.
VICE-CONSULS, &c. AT ABERDEEN. Belgium, James Milne. Netherlands. Prussia, Russia, U j^^^ Thomson. Sweden, and Norway, J United States, Wm. White. Agent for Lloyd's—Arthur Thomson. Surveyor of Shipping for Lloyd's—Wm. Chiene.
ABERDEEN NEWSPAPERS,
Advertiser, published every Tuesday, at 49, Upperkirkgate.
Journal, ,, Wednesday, 25, Adelphi Court. Observer, ,, Friday, 68, Broad Street. Herald, ,, Saturday, 22, Broad Street.
TOWN COUNCIL OF ABERDEEN.
JAMES BLAIKIE, Lord Provost.
dailies. James Milne, Alex. Harper. John Booth, jun. John Lujisden. Alex. Forbes, Dean of Guild. Wm. Allardyce, Treasurer.
Councillors. William Philip. James Nicol. Thomas Blaikie. Lewis Crombie. David Dunn. Neil Smith. John Duffus. John Johnston, jun. Donaldson Rose, Master of Shore Works. Wm. White, Master of Kirh and Bridge Works. Win. M'Kinnan, Master of Mortifications. Jas. Williamson, Master of Guild Brethren's Hospital.
, , Assessors.
William Carnegie, Totvn Clerk. James Hardy and John Angus, Deputes. James Hardy and A. Fraser, Joint Chamherlains Alexander Cadenhead, Procurator Fiscal. John Smith, Superintendent of Works.
OLD ABERDEEN.
WILLIAM JACK, D.D. Provost.
Bailies. James Annand Francis Irvine George Primerose William Barrack. Merchant Councillors. Adam Mitchell Alex. Nicol Alex. Stables George Barrack. Colonel Forbes John Hunter. John Leslie
Trades' Couticillors. William Smith Alexander Hunter James Arthur W. Deans. John Leighton
Thomas Leask, Treasurer. James Nicol, advocate, Toivn Clerk. Alexander Stronach, advocate, Procurator Fticat, ALPHABETICAL LIST
OF THE STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COURTS,
&c. &c.
IN NEW AND OLD ABERDEEN,
WITH REFERENCES TO THEIR SITUATION.
Adelphi, between 49 and 51, Union street Affleck place, from Marywell street to Affleck street Affleck street, from Crown street to Harbour Albion street, from Park street to Links Albion court, 18, Castle street Albyn place, west from Alford place Alford place, west from Union place Anderson's court, 22, Upperkirkgate Anderson's court, 73, Netberkirkgate Ann street, from Maberly street to HutcLeon street Annand's court, 27, James street
Back wynd, from Union street to Schoolbill Balgownie road, from New Bridge of Don to Ellon road Baltic street, from Prince Regent street to Links Bank of Scotland court, 35, Castle street Barnett's close, from Guestrow to FlourmiU-brae Beattie's court, 102, Gallowgate Belmont street, from Union street to Schoolbill Belmont street (Little,) from Belmont st. to|Back wynd Berry lane, from Gallowgate to Loch street Black's buildings, from WoolmanhiU to Spa street Blackbull close, 4, Huxter row Blackfriar's street, from WoolmanhiU to St. Andrew's st. Blairton lane, from Broad street to Guestrow Bon-Accord square, from Bon-Accord street to Bon- Accord terrace Bon-Accord street, from Union street Bon-Accord terrace, from Union street Booth's court, 66, Netberkirkgate Booth's court, 21, Castle street Bothwell's court, 25, Justice street Bourtie's court, 19, Upperkirkgate Brebner's court, 10, Castle street Brebner's court, 83, Shiprow Brewery lane. Old Aberdeen, from College bounds to the line of road from King street Bridewell lane, fi-om Chapel street to Rose street Broad street, from Union street to Gallowgate and Upperldrkgate Broadford, north-west of George street Bruce court, 20, Loch street Burn court, 44, Upperkirkgate Burnett's close, 5, Exchequer row Burr's court, 152, Gallowgate Bursar's court, 61, Castle street 16 StUEETS, SQUARES, &C.
Canal terrace, from Virginia street to Garvock street Canal lane, from Canal terrace to Summer lane Canal lane. Old Aberdeen, from High street to Flyboat- house Candle court, 51, Locli street Candlemakers court, 46, Gallowgate Cameron's court, 39, North street Carmelite street, from Green to Trinity street Carmelite lane, from Fisher row to Trinity sti-eet Carnegie's brae, from Netherkirkgate to Putachieside Caroline place, Skene square Castle street, from Union street to Justice street and Castle brae Castle hill, from Castle brae to Hanovet street Castle brae, from Castle street to Virginia street Catherine street, from Causewayend to George street Catto square, Garvock's wynd Causewayend, from Gallowgate to Gowanbrae Chanonry, Old Aberdeen, from High street to Cathedral Chapel street, from Union place to Skene street Chapel lane, from Weigh-house square to Shore brae Chapel court, 61, Gallowgate Chapel-court, 2, Justice street Chaplainry, Old Aberdeen, from Don street to Ca- thedral Charles court, 40, Upperkirkgate Charles street, from Broadford to Causewayend Charlotte street, from St. Andrew's street to John street Cheyne's court, 69, Broad street Crombie's court, 33, Park street Chronicle lane, from North street to Mealmarket lane Chronicle court, 32, Broad street, and 10, Queen street Church street, from Lime quay to St. Clement's street Clark's court, 2, Upperkirkgate Clark's lane. Old Aberdeen, from Don st. to East-road Clunes' court, 33, George street Cluny's lane, from High street to East road. Old Aber- deen Commerce street, from Quay to Park lane Commercial court, 38, Castle street Commercial buildings, from 107 to 119, Union street College bounds, Old Aberdeen, from Spital to Brewery lane College street, from Windmill brae to Clayhills College court, 82, Broad street Collie's court, 26, Shlprow Concert court, between 10 and 12, Broad street Constitution street, from Park street to Links Cooper's court, 26, Netherkirkgate Cooperston buildings, from Holburn street to Toll bar Copper Company's court, 14, Gallowgate Correction wynd, from Green to St. Nicholas street Courage's court, 3, Weigh-house square Coutts' court, Netherkirkgate Cowgate, from Justice street to Park lane Craibstone st. (west,) from Bon-Accord terrace to Bon- Accord square Craibstone street (east,) from Bon-Accord street to Bon- Accord square Craigwell place, from Skene street to Denburn terrace Crown street, from Union street to Mary well street Crown street (south,) from Affleck street to Dee village Crown court, between 41 and 43, Union street Crown court, 36, Upperkirkgate Cruden's court, 22, Broad street STREETS, SQUAKES, &C.
Cruickshank's (Leslie,) court, 91, Broad street Cruickshank's (Thos.) court, 8, Schoollii.ll Cruickshank's (C.) court, 8, Shiprow €ruicksliank's court, 46, Shiprow
Daniel's court, 48, Castle street David street, from Crown street to Crown terrace Davidson's court, 111, Gallowgate Dee street, from Union street to Marywcll street Dee street, from Lower Trinity to Lower Denbura Denburn, from Poynernook to Spa street Denburn terrace, from Union-st. Bridge to Skene terrace Diamond street, from Union street to Silver street Diamond lane, from Diamond street to Silver street Donald's court, 20, Schoolliill, and 12, Loch street Donald's close, 14, Schoolliill Downie's court, 65, Broad street Drum's lane, from 26, Upperkirkgate to Locli street Duncan's court, 45, Castle street Duncan's (D.) court, 120, Gallowgate Duncan's court, 74, Gallowgate Duthie's court, 35, Guestrow
East Back road, from Brewery lane to Don street East North street, from King street to Park street Emslie's court, 81, George street Emslie's court, 26, Gallowgate Ewen's court, 42, Gallowgate Exchange-court, between 35, and 37, Union street Exchequer row, from Castle street to Shiprow Exchequer court, 9, Exchequer row
Farquhar's court, 17, Upperkirkgate Ferguson's court, 5, Putachieside Ferguson's court, 30, Gallowgate Ferguson's (J.) Court, 108, Gallowgate Firhillwell lane. Old Aberdeen, from Spital to Sunny- bank Fish street, from Summer lane to Albion street Fisher row, from Maltmill-bridge to Green Flourmill brae, from St Nicholas street to Barnett's close Flourmill lane, from Netherkirkgate to Flourmill brae Footdee, from Canal basin to New Pier Forbes street, from Skene square to Stocket road Forbes court, 78, Green Fowler's wynd, from Green to Fisher row Frederick street, from King street to Park street Froghall lane, Old Aberdeen, from Spital to the Canal side
Gaelic lane, from Belmont street to Backwynd Galen's court, 18, Guestrow Gallowgate, from Broad street to Causewayend, Mount- hooly Gardener's lane, from Justice street to East North-street Garrow's court, 8, Trinity street Garvock street, from Canal basin to Garvock's wynd Garvock's wynd, from Garvock street to Links Gas street, from Trinity street to Poynernook Geddes court, 12, Prince Regent street George street, from St Nicholas street to Broadford George street Market, George street and John street Gerard street, from Gallowgate to George street Gibb's court, 91, Sliiprow Gilcomston, from Woolmanhill and Spa street to Short- loanin£:s IS STREETS, SQUARES, &C.
Gilcomston-steps, from Spa street to Skene square Golden square, from Union street to Silver street Gordon's court, 10, Gordon street Gordon's court, 4, Schoolhill Gwdon's court, 25, Virginia street Gordon's court, 88, Broad street Gordon's court, 39', North street Gordon's street, from Windmill bi-ae Green, from Windmill brae to Putackieside and Fisher- row Guestrow, from Netherkirkgate to Upperkirkgate
Hanover street, from Castlehill to Albion street Hardgate, from New bridge to Mile-end Harper's court, 63, North street Harriot street, from Schoolhill to Loch street Harvey's court, 90, Gallowgate Henderson's (A.) court, 123, Gallowgate Henderson's (W.) court, 161, Gallowgate Henderson's court, 129, Gallowgate Henderson's court, 46, Broad street High St. Old Aberdeen, from College-bounds to Don st. Holburn street, from South bridge to Mile-end Huntly street, from Union street to Summer street Hutcheon street, from Causewayend to Skene square Hutcheon's court, 4, Shiprovv Iluxter row, from Broad street to Gastle street
Innes street, from Gaflowgate to Loch street
James street, from Quay to Virginia street Jamieson's court, 5, Upperkirkgate Jamieson's court, 38, Shiprow John street, from George street to Woolmanhill Jopp's court, 31. Gallowgate Jopp's court, 40, Broad street, and 11, Queen street Jopp's lane, from St Andrew's street to John Street Justice street, from Castle street to Park street Justice lane, from Justice street to East North-street
Kidd lane, from Chapel street to Summer street Kilgour's court, 46, Netherkirkgate King street, from Castle street to Love lane Kingsland place, from Barkmill burn, to Hutcheon street^, west side of George street Knox's court, 7, Wales street
Lamond's court, 49, Upperkirkgate Langstane place, head of Dee street Ligertwood's court, 77, George street Lime quay, from Commerce street to Waterloo quay Lindsay street, from Diamond street to Golden square Links street, from St Clement's street to Links Littlejohn street, from Gallowgate to North street Lobban's court, 30, Castle street Loch street, from Harriot street to Vennel Loch side, from Windy wynd to Loch street Lodge walk, from Castle street to Queen street Long acre, from Broad street to North street Love lane, from Spital to Links
Maberly street, from Broadford gate to Skene square M'Combie's court, 52, Union st. and 51, Netherkirkgate M'Cook's court, 116, Gallowgate M'Gregor's court, 99, Gallowgate STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 19
Machray's court, 59, George street Machray's court, 13, Bon-Accord street M-Kay's court, 80, Gallovvgate M'Kenzie's court, 42, George street M 'Lean's court, 50, Gallowgate Maitland's court, 42, Netherkirkgate Maltmill bridge from Putachieside to Fisher row Marischal street, from Castle street to Quay Market lane, Old Aberdeen, from Town-house to East Road Martin's lane, from Green to Kenny's wynd Marywell street, from College street to Dee street Marywell place, south from Crown street Matheson's court, 15, Castle street Matheson's court, 9, Constitution street Mealmarket, Mealmarket lane Mealmarket lane, from King street to North street Melville's court, 106, Gallowgate Messon's court, 32, Justice street Mearns' court, 53, Shiprow
Meter's court, 1 1 , Chapel lane Middlethird, from Waterloo quay to St Clement's street Mill street, from Summer lane to the line of road leading to Bannermill Milner's court, 21, Guestrow Milner's court, 38, Castle street Milne's court, 27, Gallowgate Milne's (Baillie) court, 65, Gallowgate Milne's (R.) court, 143, Gallowgate Milne's (W.) court, 60, Gallowgate Mitchell's court, 66, North street Mitchell place, from North street to King street Moir's court, 103, Gallowgate Morrison's court, 2, Fisher row Mounthooly, from Gallowgate to Canal side Muttonbrae, froom Woolmanhill to Denburn
National Bank court, 42, Castle street Nelson street, from King street to Gallowgate Netherkirkgate, from Broad street to St Nicholas street New street. Old Aberdeen, from Don street to the line of road to King street Niven's court, 29, Guestrow North street, from East North-street to Mounthooly North lane. Old Aberdeen, from Seaton-gate to the line of road from King street
Ogston's court, 84, Broad street Oliver's court, 12, Upperkirkgate Orchard lane. Old Aberdeen, from College bounds to the line of road from King street
Painter's court, 22, Upperkirkgate Park street, from Justice street to Canal Park lane, from Park street to Commerce street Peacock's close, 24, Castle street Pensioner's court, 18, Justice street Pirie's court, 50, Castle street Pirie's court, 30, Shiprow Philip's court, 147, Gallowgate Plasterer's court, 70, Gallowgate Poor's Hospital court, 56, Gallowgate Pork lane, from Quay to Virginia street Porter's court, 8, Weigh-house square Porthill close, 98, Gallowgate e2 20 STREETS, SQUARES, &C.
Porthill, from Gallowgate to North street Poyneniook, foot of Denburn Prince Regent street, fronn Canal terrace to Baltic street Prince's street, from King street to Park street Putacliieside, from Carnegie's brae to Malt-mill Bridge
Quaker's com't, 41, Guestrow Quay, from Poynernook to Lime shore Queen street, from Broad street to North street
Ragg's lane, from 83, Broad street to Guestrow Ramage's court, from 83, Broad street to Guestrow Ramsay's court, 37, Guestrow Red Lion court, from 77, Broad street to Guestrow Reform street, from Park street to Constitution street Reid's court, 34, Gallowgate Reid's court, 6, Shiprow Renny's wynd, from Green to Trinity street Rettie's court, 26, Broad street Rettie's court, 51, North street Riddel's court, 40, Windmill-brae Rhind's court, 64, Gallowgate Roper's court, 107, Gallowgate, and 47, Loch street Rose street, from Union place to Bridewell Ross's court, 22, Schoolhill Ross's court, 11, Trinity-corner Ross's court, 6, Upperkirkgate
Seaton road, from New Bridge of Don to North lane, Old Aberdeen St. Andrew's street, from Loch street to Woolmanhill St. Catherine's wynd, from Union st. to Netherkirkgate St. Catherine's court, 14, Shiprow
St. Clement's street, from Garvock st. to Wellington st. St. Nicholas street, from Union street to George street St. Nicholas lane, from St. Nicholas street to Correction w. Salter's court, 39, Loch-side Schoolhill, from Upperkirkgate to Woolmanhill Scott's court, 25, Quay Seatongate, Old Aberdeen, from Don street to Old Bridge of Don Shewan's court, 119, Gallowgate Shipmaster's court, 97, Shiprow Shiprow, from Union street to Trinity-corner Shoe lane, from North street to Queen street Shore brae, from Shiprow to Quay Shore lane, from Quay to Virginia street Shuttle lane, from East North street to Park street Shuttle street, from St. Andrew's street to John street Silver street, from Golden square to Skene terrace Sim's square, from Blackfriars street to John street Sim's or Still's court, 88, Shiprow Simpson's court, 139, Gallowgate, and 56, Loch street Sinclair's close, 20, Justice street Skene place, from Skene street to Cherryvale Skene street, from Denburn to Skene place Skene square, from Steps of Gilcomston to Hutcheon st. Skene terrace, from Skene street to Summer street Smith's court, 16, Netherkirkgate Smith's (J.) court, 113, Gallowgate Smith's court, 49, Gallowgate South Silver street, from Union street to Golden square Spa street, from Denburn to Steps of Gilcomston Spence's court, 5, John street Spital, from Monthooly to Old Aberdeen STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 21
Spring garden, from George street to Windy wind Stronach's close. Exchequer-row Sugarhouse lane, from Quay to Virginia street Summer street, from Union place to Skene street Summer lane, from Garvock's wynd to Fish street Sutherland's court, 17, James street Sutherland's court, 126, Gallowgate Sutherland's court, 78, Shiprow
Theatre lane, from Quay to Virginia street Thistle street, fjom Rose street to Rubislaw Thomson's court, 55, North street Thomson's court, 61, Broad street Thomson's court, 21, Quay Thornton's court, 23, Guestrow Trinity street, from Denburn to Trinity lane Trinity corner, from Shiprow to Putachieside Trinity lane, from Trinity corner to Trinity street Tytler's court, Green
Union street, from Castle street to Union place Union buildings, from Castle street to Shiprow Union place, from Union street to South biidge Union terrace, from Union bridge to Skene terrace Union lane, from Union street to Guestrow Union row, from Union street to Summer street Union wynd, from Union row to Summer street Upperkirkgate, from Broad street to Schoolhill
Vennel, from Gallowgate to Loch street Virginia st. from Commerce st. to Weigh-house square
Wales street, from Park street to the Canal Wales street, (Little) from Wales street to Hanover st, Wales street market, Wales street Walker's court, 17, Virginia street Walker's court, Shiprow Wapping street, from Trinity street to Lower Denburn Water lane, from Quay to Virginia street Waterloo quay, from Lime quay to Building yards Watt's court, 28, Virginia street Watson's court, 45, North street Webster's court, 10, East North street Webster's court, 72, Shiprow Weigh-house square. Quay Well court, 14, Broad street Wellington place, from Union place to South Bridge Wellington street, from Waterloo quay to Links West court, 32, Guestrow Whitehouse street, from Chapel street to Skene street Windmill brae, from Green to Hardgate Windy wind, from Gallowgate to Spring-garden Woolmanhill, from Schoolhill to Steps of Gilcomston
Yeats lane, from Canal terrace to Summer lane Yeats court, 30, Netherkirkgate York place, from Waterloo quay to York street York street, from Wellington street to North side of Building yards Young street, from Gallowgate to Loch street
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P08T-0FF1CE DIRECTORY
1835-C.
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Abel, John, blacksmith, 3, College lane
Peter, coal-broker, 4, Commerce street •
Christian, poultry shop, 76, /). Sutherland's court, 78, Shiprow Abercrombie, Alexander, merchant, 49, Gucstrow Robert, merchant, 49, Guestrovv Aberdeen Academy, 115, Union Street Advertiser Office, Lamond's court, 49,Upperkirkgatp Banking Co. 53, Castle street
Brick and Tile Co. Clayhills— Office, 40, Union st.
Carpet Warehouse, 1 , Lower Dee street
Coach Manufacturing Co. 7, Frederick street, and 101, King street Commercial, Mathematical, and Nautical School,
10, Drum's lane Eye Institution, 26, Castle street Fire and Life Assurance Office, 89, Union street John Clark, manager File IManufactory, Canal road Gas Co.'s Office, at the Works, near Trinity street General Dispensary, Lying-in, and Vaccine Insti- tution, 26, Castle street Herald Office, Cruden's court, 22, Broad street and Hull Shipping Go's Office, 56, Marischal street Humane Society, (Al. Gordon, advocate, treasurer) 27, King street Journal Office, 25, Adelphi, Union street —— Lelth and Clyde Shipping Co.'s Office, 33, Quay Lime Co. and Grain Merchants, Lime quay —.— and London Shipping Co.'s Office, 21, Quay and London Steam Navigation Co. end of Waterloo quay Mechanic's Library, 64, Broad street
Medical and Chirurgical Society's Hall, King st. 24 ABE—AFF
Aberdeen and North Shipping Co.'s Office, 2, James' st. Observer Office, 68, Broad street
Quill Manufactory, 3, Shoe lane Rope and Sail Co.'s Office, Links, Footdee.
Royal Riding Academy and Repository, Wales st.
Salmon Co.'s Office, No. 6, Fish street
. Salmon and Oyster Shop, 5, Netherkirkgate
—^— Salt Co. 4, Blairton lane Savings' Bank, Poor's Hospital court, 56, Gallow- gate—Wm. Smith, treasurer Tape Co.'s Warehouse, 2, Exchequer row Town and County Bank, 93, Union street Aberdeenshire Canal Office—Alexander Jopp, advocate, manager, Jopp's court, 31, Gallowgate Aberdein, Alexander, printer, h. Henderson's court, 46, Broad street William, shoemaker, 17, Virginia street Abernethy, James, founder, h. Ferryhill. James & Co. founders, Ferryhill
Abbott, Joseph, land- waiter, customs, li. 1, Justice st. Adam, Alexander, cart and plough vvright, 60, Skene street Alexander, baker, 45, h. 44, Frederick street Alexander, shoemaker, 14, Constitution street Alexander, wright, Steps of Gilcomston & Anderson, advocates, 11, Union Buildings
Donald, tailor, 9, Park street
James, flesher, 23, George street market, h. 6, Shiprow John, hairdresser, 87, h. 86, Queen street J. broker, 33, Justice street
Robert, vintner, 6, Shiprow
Robert, (of Barron & Adam,) 6, Shiprow William, advocate, h. 11, Union Buildings
William, baker, 19, Gallowgate, h. 3, Littlejohn street William, blacksmith, Causewayend William, Wright, Tanfield William, broker, 10, Justice street
William, tailor, Marywell street
Mrs. William, 2, Yeats' lane
Adams, James, tailor, 18, Union street, h. 58, Castle st.
William, tailor, 7, Gardener's lane
William, tailor. Cotton
Adamson, Alex. 8, Carmelite street Henry, ship and insurance broker, 34, Marischal street Robert, weaver, 45, Bon-Accord Street William, broker, 45, Gallowgate Miss, dressmaker, 81, Windmill brae Adden, Clias. quarrier, Woodsidc Affleck, Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 53, Union street
h. 2, Affleck place, Affleck street — AFF—ALL 2.0
Affleck, James, tavern-keeper, Burnett's close, 5, Ex- chequer-ro\v Aiken, Alexander, shoemaker, 52, Skene street
David, mealseller, 6, Spa street E. Gardener, 40, East North street
. James, shipmaster, Gilcomston Cottage John, shoemaker, 75, Shiprow
. William, shoemaker, 37, Marischal street Air, John, cart and plough wright, 5, Skene row Airth, John, shoemaker, 28, Justice street Aitken, Alexander, gardener, Strawberry hank, Hardgate
Rev. John, (Original Antiburgher Church,) /;. Skene terrace John, Aberdeen and Glasgow Carrier—Office, 16, George street Wm. Esq. Albyn place
Alcock, Robert, advocate— Office, 123, King street, /(. North lodge
Alexander, Alex, shipmaster, (Pursuit), 56, Queen st. Alexander, mason, 30, Gerard street Charles, manufacturer. Farmers' Hall, Gilcomston
David and James, boot and shoemakers, 4, h. 3, Correction vvynd John, shipmaster, (Prospect,) 71, King street John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 159, Gallowgate
, Nathaniel, shoemaker, 1, Fowler's wynd Richardson, grocer and spirit merchant, York place Robert, dyer, Villaheld, Gilcomston
Robert, shipmaster, (Thistle,) 14, Commerce st. William, surgeon, 31, Frederick street
— William, vintner, 3, Ragg's lane William, general merchant and house factor, 141,
Gallowgate, h. 9, Monthooly Miss, confectioner, 16, Blackfriars street Allan, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 2, Trinity street Alexander, advocate, N.P. M'Combie's court, 52, Union street, k. Rosemount
Alexander, vintner, 3, Trinity street Alexander, reading-room and coffee-house, 62, Castle street
Alexander, shipmaster, 8, Surgarhouse lane Alexander, Gardener, Hardgate
David, shipmaster, (Henry and William,) York st.
Francis, late of the customs, G9, Bon-Accord st. - George, shipmaster, (Pilgrim,) Links street James, 2, Hanover street James, grocer, and spirit dealer, Cotton James, (late of Madras,) 35, Union place James, cabinet maker, h. 42, Dee street
James, billiard-keeper, 9, Chronicle court, 32, Broad street James, wine and spirit merchant, Concert court,
Broad street, h. 4, Frederick street 26 ALL—AND
Allan, James, watch and clock maker, Wellington-place
. James, & Co., clothiers and haberdashers, 7, Union Buildings, h. 56, Marischal street James, baker, 17, North street James, Tavern keeper, 23, Lodge walk John, ironmonger, and dealer in foreign and British iron, 60, Union street
Rev. John, (Union Chapel,) h. 26, Dee street John, spirit dealer, 41, Gallowgate John, of Allan and Johnston, h. 69, Bon-Accord street & Johnston, marble and stone cutters. Union row & Macallan, cabinet makers and upholsterers, 73, Union street, and cabinet manufactory, 44, Dee street
Nathaniel, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 34, h. 33, Park street Robert, shipmaster, 54, Shiprow Thomas, girth shoe manufacturer, 191, Gallowgate
William, teacher, 62, Lochside, h. 23, George st.
William, shoemaker, 9, James' street
William, general agent, 3, Adelphi court Mrs. late of Newhills, 16, Adelphi, Union street Mrs. James, 64. Union street Mrs. John, 13, Netherkirkgate
Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 7, Littlejohn street
Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 3, Trinity street Allardyce and Jopp, wine merchants, 40, Union street
William, wine merchant, h. 23, Crown street Mrs. Granite place, Rubislaw Mrs. of Dunottar, 54, Castle street, and Cornhill Misses, Bon-Accoi"d terrace Allen, William, merchant and shipowner, Waterloo quay, h. Mile-end, Stocket
Miss, 6, Broad street Alliance Life and Fire Assurance Office—James Black, agent. Crown court. Union street Allison, Roger, sliipmaster, (Catherine,) John street
Altera, Caesar, glass blower and optician, 6, Longacre Alves, John, stabler, 59, Green Anderson, Alex, clerk, (Henry Ogg & Co., distillers,) Holburn street Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 43, Windmill brae Alexander, shipmaster, 37, Virginia street Alexander, advocate—Office, 11, Union Buildings, ^. 12, Golden square
Alexander, gardener, 9, Port hill
Alexander, gardener, 9, Shuttle lane
. Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 58, Skene street
Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 25, Skene street
Arthur, advocate, 10, Castle street Arthur, of Deebank, 48, Skene terrace — AND—AND 27
Anderson, A. & J. painters, 33. h. 35, Queen street Charles, boot and shoemaker, 31, George Street,
A. 21, North street David, vintner, Ruthrieston, Bridge of Dee Daniel, shipmaster, h. 13, St. Clement street Daniel, shoemaker, 8, Gardener's lane George, boot and shoemaker, 12, Skene street George, mealseller and vintner, 26, St. Clement's street George, jun. tailor, 53, Broad street, h. Don cottage George, watch and clock-maker, 36, h. 65, Green James, stabler, 22, Schoolhill James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer. Cotton James, shipmaster, (Mazeppa) 32, Constitution st. James, baker, 14, h. 16, Union place James, block and pump maker, Waterloo quay James, jun. (A. H. & Co.) Blockmaker, h. Water- loo quay James, mail contractor and New Inn, 5, Castle st. James, druggist, 29, Constitution street James, stabler, 54, North street James, slater, 47, St. Nicholas street James, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 202, h. 196, Gallowgate James, mealseller, 17, Denbum John, stabler, 15, Back wynd John, bone manure manufacturer. Mills of Leggart warehouse, 70, North street, h. Bonnymuir John, advocate, 75, Union street
John, tailor. Canal street John, clothier and haberdasher, 15, Union build-
ings, h. 126, Gallowgate
John, printer, 5, Princes street John, plasterer, 12, Marywell street John & Co. printers, 5, Long acre John, shipmaster, Skene square
Joseph, book-agent, (Bungay Co.) 5, Donald's court, 20, Schoolhill Robert, boot maker, 38, h. 36, King street Robert, shipmaster, (Copse of Leith,) Stonytown,
near Rubislavv toll.
William, clerk, (H. G. & Co.) Ii. Skene square William, maltster and grain merchant, h. Barkmill
William, tailor, 145, George street
William, flesher, 15, George street market, h. 164, George street
William, printer, Advertiser Office, h. Lamond's court, 49, Upperkirkgate William, gardener, Skene square William, cabinet maker, 199, Gallowgate & Ritchie, blacksmiths, Plourmill lane Mrs. of Candacraig, 54, Dee street 28 AND—BAK
Anderson, Mrs. Jane, sick -nurse, Burn court, 44, Upper-, kirkgate
Mrs. dealer in old clothes, 24, Justice street Mrs. late of Lochell, 43, Union place Mrs. late of Striclien, Crown street
Miss, straw hat maker, 3, Denburn Miss, dressmaker, Ann street
INIiss, dressmaker and milliner, Crown court, Union street
Andrew, James, porter dealer, 167, Gallowgate, h. Carnie's houses, Young street Andrews, Thomas, wright, 75, North Street Angusj George, tin smith, cotton
Rev. Henry, (United Associate Church,) h. 37, Dee street James, mason, 90, Chapel street
John, advocate, town-clerk-depute, h. Rosehill John, clerk, (G. D. & Co.) Woodside Mrs. George, 129, King street Mrs. (Botriphnie,) 74. Dee street Mrs. John, 33, Union place
Annand, George, tea dealer, oil and general merchant, 36, Upperkirkgate
James, mason, 7, Garvock street William, of Belmont, h. 97, Union street
Thomas, tailor, Ruthrieston Arthur, Mrs. Scott, haberdasher, 102, George street
Athenseum News-rooms, 2, Union buildings Atlas Fire-office, 247, Union street Auldjo, Mrs. George, 40, Skene terrace
B Badenoch, James, town's drummer, 83, Queen street James, merchant-tailor, 39, Gallowgate Mrs. stabler, 132, and 136, Gallowgate
Bailie, George, blacksmith. Cotton Houses Bain, James, lodgings, occasional waiter, 12, Frederick street
James, cabinet maker, 34, St. Andrew's street, h. 12, Frederick street Robert, stoneware merchant, 167, Gallowgate Thomas, vintner, 65, Loch-side
William, grocer, 175, Union street, h. 1, South Silver street
Mrs. confectioner, 14, h. 12, Marischal street Mrs. Woodside Miss, dressmaker. Cotton Baird, Charles, 104, Chapel street Balfour, William, traveller, (Richards & Co.) 34, Skene street
Miss, straw-hat maker, h. 7, East-north street Mrs. lodgings, 40, Queen street
Baker, Geo. coachmaker, 18, Huntly street BAK—BAT 29
Baker, Hosier, professor of music, 88, Bon-Accord st. Bance, Mrs. 12, Commerce Street Bank of Scotland's Branch, Bank of Scotland court, 35, Castle street, Peter Duguid, agent Banks, M. baker, 16, h. Gordon's court, 4, Schoolhill Bannerman, Alexander, M.P., 60, Marischal street Sir Alexander, Bart., 249, Union street Alexander & Thomas, merchants, 59, Marischal st. Charles, of Crimonmogate, h, 202, Union street
, David, town's drummer, 65, Gallowgate —— George, merchant, Albyn place John, dyer, 18, h. 16, Shoe lane John, weaver. Cotton Patrick, vintner. Red Lion court, 77, Broad street Patrick, advocate, k. 25, Bon-Accord terrace Thomas, merchant, h. 263, Union street Thomas, jun. h. Albyn place Thomas & Co. cotton spinners, Bannermill Mrs. C. Albyn place WilUam, grocer and spirit dealer, 10, Gallowgate,
h. 17, Upperkirkgate Barber, Mrs. Robert, broker, 48, East North street
Barclay, Alex, shipmaster, (Antelope,) 3, Wellington st. —^ Alex, druggist, 87, Skene street
• James, officer, Shipmaster's Society, 97, Shiprow Mrs. Dr. boarding school, Union terrace
• Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 7, East North st. Barker, John, clothier and haberdasher, 57, St. Nicholas street, A. Caroline place
Robert, grocer, tea and spirit merchant. Cotton
Wm. clothier, 76, Union st. h. Rosemount terrace Barkway, John, farrier, 17, St. Andrew's street
Barnett, Alexander, cabinet maker, 62, h. G\, Queen st. Mrs. stay and corset-maker, 61, Queen street Barron, Alexander, Rising-sun tavern, 11, Huxter row —— Alex, vintner, 140, George Street & Adam, painters, 2, Littlejohn street David, late farmer. Justice-mill lane
... John, & Son, watch and clockmakers, 11, h. 13, Netherkirkgate
L. advocate, 13, Netherkirkgate Peter, victualling-house, 61, Shiprow Robert & Co., boot and shoemakers, Woodside Thomas, (of B. & A.) h. 3, Guestrow William, shipmaster, (Rambler,) Hanover lane
William, flesher, 14, George street market, h. 3, Jopp's lane —— Mrs. Robert, 20, Fisher row Barry, Henry, & Co., iron founders, and manufacturers of bone manure, 60, Loch-side
Bate, Gerard, lock and hinge manufacturer, 69, /(. 66, North street James, vintner, Steam Yacht Tavern, New Pier c 30 BAT—BER
Bath, Mrs. 71, Dee street
Baxter, Andrew, shipmaster, 7, Garvock street
George, dealer in old books, 3, and 4, Porthill James, boot and shoemaker, 10, Marischal street
Capt. John, late 12th regt. of foot, 10, Belmont st. John, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Upper Denburn Robert, flesher, 26, Wales street market, h. 6, Shuttle lane Mrs. vintner, York street Mrs. lodgings, 13, Commerce street
Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, 66, North st; . Beaton, John, vintner, 240, George street Misses, milliners, 23, Queen street Beattie, Andrew, boot and shoemaker. Cotton James, baker, Skene square James, land-surveyor, h. 27, Nicholas street John, mealseller, 105, h. 103, Gallowgate Joseph, porter, 69, Shiprow P. wright and cabinet maker, Castle brae, h. 27, Chapel street William, silk mercer, 87, Union street William, builder, Beattie's court, 102, Gallowgate Mrs. midwife, 173, Gallowgate Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 102, Gallowgate Begg, Alexander, tailor, 21, Windmill brae Alexander, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Rose- mount terrace Arthur, tailor and habit maker, 23, Broad street
James, silk, cotton, and wool dyer, 42, h. 40, Up- perkirkgate
James, manager, (Forbes, Low, & Co.) h. 59, College street John, clerk, (Forbes, Low, & Co.) Poynernook,
h. 55, College street
John, general merchant, Weigh-house square, h. 37, Marischal street
William, flesher, 5, George street rriarket, h. Queensford
Bell, Alexander, Lieut. H. E. I. C. S. Marywell place John, cooper, 75, Windmill brae Bennet & Brother, hat manufacturers, 12, Union street Paul, (of Bennet & Brother,) h. 28, Shiprow
. George, wine and spirit dealer, 71, Broad street,
h. Red Lion court, 77, Broad street Taylor, & Co, commission merchants and agents, 104, Union street Bentley, James, Professor of Oriental Languages, 134, King street Benzie, David, shipmaster, (Manly,) Hanover lane Robert, merchant, 23, Castle street Mrs. Poynernook
Mrs. W. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 13, Huntly st.
Berry, Alexander, gardener, 32, Chapel street t BER—BLA 31
Berry, James, gardener and riddle maker, Broadford John, gardener, Burnside
Best, Thomas, h. 3, Golden square
Mrs. 3, Golden square Beveridge, John, shoemaker. Cotton Robert, boot and shoemaker, 236, h. 238, George street
Peter, fleshei", 136, Skene street Peter, damask and diaper manufacturer, Ware-room,
159, h. 230, Union street Beverley, Robert, shipmaster, (Earl of Aberdeen,) Wales street William, warehouseman, (Devanha Bottling Co.)
46, Green, h. 15, Carmelite street Bible Society Depository—John Kiloh, 107, Union st. Bird, James, tailor, 16, East North-street
Birnie, David, grocer and spirit dealer, 11, h. 10, Black's buildings, Woolman-hill George, Foreign merchant, 20, Golden square James, shipmaster, (Arkwright), Wellington street
Noah, grocer and spirit dealer, 3, Causewayend William, painter and glazier, 40, h. 36, King-st.
Birse, Charles, contractor, 19, Huntly street,
William, boot and shoemaker, 160, Union street, h. 19, Huntly street
Bisset, Alexander, teacher, h. 50, Gallowgate
James, confectioner, 21, SchoolhiU, h. Rosyburn cottage, Hutcheon street James, riddlemaker, 71, North street
James, overseer, Grandholm mills, li. Cotton John, tinsmith, °(M. Rettie,) h. Machray's court, 59, George street
John, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 37, li. 35, Queen street
John & Co. clothiers and haberdashers, 27, Broad st.
Peter, grocer and spirit dealer. Cotton Wilham, Sheffield, Birmingham, and Foreign toy
warehouse, 4, St. Catharine's wynd
William, sen. grocer, tea, and spirit dealer. Mill st.
William, (of John Bisset & Co.) h. 35, Queen st. Mrs. John, lodgings, 130, Union street Miss, mealseller, 115, Skene street Black, Alexander, D.D. 21, Golden square Alexander, clerk, (Aberdeen Bank,) 39, White- house street Alexander, wine merchant, (of A. & W. Black,) h. 11, Union lane Alexander & William, wine merchants, Concert court. Broad street
Andrew, of Forresterhill, h. Forresterhill Forbes, mealseller. Upper Denburn George, overseer, Woodside, by Cotton
c2 32 BLA—BON
Black, Gordon, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 19, Park street, h. 60, East North street James, mason, 97, Chapel street James, vintner, 14, h. 15, Wales street
James, turner, 12, Carnegie's brae, h. 2, Flourmill lane James, commission merchant and agent. Crown court, Union street, h. Willowbank James, clerk, (Milne, Cruden, & Co.) 79, King street
John, shoemaker, 23, Justice street
John, watchmaker, 3, Fowler's wynd
John, flesher, 7, poultry-market, h. 14, Wales street
Peter, mill manager, (A. H. & Sons,) h. 6, Affleck st. Thomas, 2, Alford place
William, builder, Denburn bridge, h. Poynernook WilUam, jun. wine merchant, (of A. & W. Black,) h. 161, Union street
-,—- William, musician, 13, Long acre William, & Co. Devanha Brewery Mrs. George, vintner, York street Mrs. William, 173, Union street Blackball, James, & Co. drapers, and hatters, 33, Union street, h. 30, Silver street
William, tailor, AuchmuU Mrs. 30, Silver street Blackie, Alexander, agent. Commercial Bank of Scot- land, 40, A. 39, Marischal street Blaikie & Smith, advocates, 247, Union street David, (of Blaikie & Sons,) h. 194, King street James, advocate, h. 247, Union street, and Craigie- buckler
John, (of John Blaikie & Sons,) h. 161, Union st. John, & Sons, plumbers, brass founders, gas fitters, and copper smiths, 12, Littlejohn street Thomas, (of John Blaikie & Sons,) h. 11, Little- john street
William, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 8, Union place, h. Skene square Mrs. Dr. Nellfield Mrs. Outseats of Ruthrieston
Blair, William, cooper, 62, North street Blake, Charles, overseer, (Alexander Low,).A. AuchmuU Jas. keeper of the Athenaeum, 11, Union Buildings Mrs. 42, Chapel street Boaden, Richard, shipmaster, 46, Virginia street Bon-Accord Whale Fishing Co.'s Office, 44, Quay
Bonnar, Andrew, BlackbuU Tavern, 7, Marischal street Bonney, J. H. flesher, 38, Broad street Bonnyman, Francis, stoneware merchant, 43, East North- street, h. 98, North street
James and John, blacksmiths and bell hangers, 16, Loch street BOO—BRA •3S
Booth, Alexander, (of G. B. & Son,) watchmaker and jeweller, Rosemount terrace Captain, 28, Union place David, flesher and vintner, Cotton —— G. & Son, watchmakers and jewellers, 32, Union st. George, (of G. B. & Son,) watchmaker and jewel-
ler, h. Springbank, Dee street
. John, painter, 44, Upperkirkgate
John, jun. h. 2, Regent quay John, Avatch and clock maker, 41, Upperkirkgate,
h. 5, Black's buildings
, Livingston, shipowner, h. Chronicle court, 10, Queen street William, Auld-langsyne Tavern, Cotton
Mrs. David, 5, Castle brae Mrs. George, midwife, 14, Virginia street Mrs. John, Canal street
, Mrs. John, lodgings, 76, Broad street Mrs. William, midwife, 38, Castle street Mrs. Cotton Mrs. lodgings, 76, Broad street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 82, Green
Bourne, Mrs, 5, Constitution street
Borland, David, tea and spirit dealer, 2, College street Borthwick, Charles, shipmaster, 29, Constitution street William, tallow-chandler, 26, East North street Bothwell, George, gardener, Greenbank, Broadford Geo. baker and confectioner, 10, h. 12, Union place
John tallow-chandler, Bothwell's crt. 25, Justice
street Mrs. 46, Cruickshank's court, Shiprow Bouglinval, A. French teacher, 30, Broad street Bow, Thomas, grocer, 109, h. Roper's court, 107, Gal- lowgate
Bowie, James, tailor, 29, Broad street
Bowman, Alex, wright and cabinet maker, 49, George st. Alex. G. 18, Constitution street
James, guard, (Peterhead mail,) 32, Constitution st.
James, painter and vintner, 6, Ragg's lane. Broad st. Robert, blacksmith, 59, Commerce street Mrs. C. broker, 131. Backwynd stairs, Green Mrs. Register-office, 49, George street —— Mrs. Poultry shop, 5, Ragg's lane Boyd, Capt, John, late of 82d regiment, h. Honeybrae Mrs. of Crimond, Mackie place Boyle, Miss, lodgings, Holburn street Braick, WiUiam, shoemaker, 27, Gerard street Braid, Mrs. lodgings, 29, Frederick street
Braik, Peter, Malt-mills, h. Holburn street
Brand, George, vintner, 7, Shorebrae
Andrew, shipmaster, (Brothers,) St. Clement's st, William, late officer of Excise, Broadford Miss, 209, Union street c 3 34 BRA—BRO
Brander, James, guard, (North Defiance,) George street
Miss, 1 0, Peacock's close, 24, Castle street Miss, Harper's court, 63, North street Brantingham, George, \vine merchant and grocer, 70, Broad sreet, h. 71, Catherine street
Brebner, George, post-horse-master, 15, Harriot street James, post office. Cotton
-^ . James, merchant, h. 32, Bon-Accord street James, advocate, 44, Marischal street John, teacher, Hardgate, h. Gilcomston
& Ragg, gen. merchts. 9, and 11, St. Nicholas st. William, leather merchant, (of Brebner & Ragg,) h. 162, Union street
William, artist, 18, Castle street Mrs. of Learney, h. 152, Union street Mrs. 27, Dee street Brechin, James, Canal street, Mounthooly
Bremner, J. F. advocate, 64, Broad street h. 28, Bon- Accord terrace James, grocer, 44, Guestrow Mrs. Dr. 28, Bon-Accord terrace
Bridgeford, Alexander, baker, 43, h. 62, Green British Commercial Assurance Office, 52, Union street
British Fire, and Westm. Life Office, 103, Union st. British Linen Co.'s Bank, 22, King street Broadford Bread, Meal, and Flour Society, opposite Broadford Distillery Co-operative Grocers and Mealsellers, 224, George street-^Robert Balfour, manager Brodie, Henry, shoemaker and officer to the shoemaker trade, 63, Guestrow Mrs. Francis, 29, Bon-Accord street Brown, Alexander, bookseller, h. 56, Castle street Alexander, grocer and baker, 9, Hutcheon street Alexander, (of Brown & Carr,) h. 68, Dee street
Alexander, weaver, 2, Shuttle-st. near Sim's square
Alex, sail-maker, Weigh-house, h. 7, Trinity corner Alexander, & Co, booksellers, 71, Union street Alexander, gardener. Bridewell, h. Hardgate & Car, wholesale clothiers. Exchange crt. Union st.
& Co. furnishing tailors, 1, Castle-street, h. Crown court. Union street & Co. Glenburn Distillery, Rubislaw Charles, corn-merchant, Sclatie, Woodside Donald, boot and shoemaker, 13, Dee street George, surveyor of taxes, (for the 4th District of Aberdeenshire)—Office, 56, St. Nicholas street George, mealseller, 9, East North street George, clerk, (P. Brown, sen.) h. 19, Huntly st. George, mealseller, grocer and spirit dealer, 130, Gallowgate James, bootmaker, 14, Shoe lane James, gardener, Westfield BRO—BUG 33
Brown, James, porter and spirit dealer, 39, George st.
—•— James, commission agent. Exchange Court John, hoot and shoemaker, principal servant. Tri- nity Chapel, 13, Skene terrace —— John, saddler, 92, North street John, M.D, Skene square Joseph, merchant, 101, h. 93, George street
Peter, sen. auctioneer, warerooms 131. h. 137,, Union street Robert inspector of taxes—office 56, St. Nich. st. Rev. R. J. D.D. professor of Greek, Marischal College, k. 19, Golden square Robert, shipmaster, 10, Canal terrace
Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 58, Schoolhill,
h. 6, Woolmanhill
Robert, shore-porter, 7, Weigh-house square William, bookseller, and Distributor of Stamps,
71, Union street, .h. Broadford Cottage William, fishing tackle maker, 187, George street
Mrs. Principal, 3, Skene place
Mrs. (late of Glenmuick,) 10, Golden square Mrs. Peter, lodgings, 50, Upperkirkgate
Mrs. stocking and worsted merchant, 1, Justice
street, k. Castlehill
Mrs. straw hat maker and milliner, 6, Thistle st. Brownie, James, paper-ruler, 30, Netherkirkgate Browning, Rev. William, (St. Andrew's Chapel,) h. 38, Skene terrace
Bruce, Alexander, shipmaster, (Edward Banks,) 1 1 , Su- garhouse lane George, teacher of the parochial school, (St. Cle-
ment's,) Footdee, k. 3, Constitution street James, (late of Cocklaxachy,) Mary place, Barkmill
James, (Observer Office,) h. Mill's ct. Gallowgate
John, baker, 14, h. Brebner's court, Castle sti'eet John, mason, 12, St. Andrew's street Robert, gardener, Rosehill, Skene square William, gardener, Drywell Park William, shipmaster, 11, Prince Regent street Bruce, Miss, dressmaker, 36, Park street
Brunton, John, shipmaster, (Robert Burns,) 25, Wales st, Bryce, Rev. James, Gilcomston church, Gilcomston Mrs. John, 5, Black's buildings Brymer, Mrs. grocer, Short-loanings Buchan, Alexander, shoemaker, 81, Queen street, h. 23, Constitution street Alex, grocer, 54, h. 53, Shiprow
David, hardware merchant, 46, Castle street, h, 11, Park lane John, slater, 69, George street Peter, Helicon-hill-house, Canal-side William, slater and vintner, 77, Shiprow
Buck & Co. boot and shoemakers, 58, St. Nicholas st. S6 BUN—CAI
Bunting & Co. glass-merchants, 82, Union street Burgess, Charles, druggist, 41, Quay James, umbrella and parasol maker, 51, h. 17, Upperkirkgate
James, manager, (James Black,) h. 29, Union st. Mrs. mealseller, 29, Chapel street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Annand's court, 27, Virginia street Burness, Alexander, wholesale grocer and provision mer-
chant, 7, Adelphi, Union street, k. Crown street John, grocer, 11, Windy wynd
John, distiller, Glenburn, h. Villa Franca Burnett, Andrew, carter, Woodside
. H. E. surgeon, 231, George street
. James, mealseller, 51, Chapel street
John, guard, (South Defiance) 1, Adelphi court, Union street* Newell, advocate— office, 11, b. 9, Belmont street
Sir Robert, Bart, of Leys, /(. 8, Belmont street Thomas, advocate—office 11, h. 9, Belmont street Lieut. -Gen. William, of Banchory lodge, h. 15, Belmont street Mrs. of Elrick, 52, Chapel street Burns, Matthew Robert, teacher of the Deaf and Dumb Institution, 58, Schoolhill Burr, Robert, hairdresser. Burr's court, 152, Gallowgate
Burrel, George, broker, 4, Park street
Butler, Joseph, flesher, 4, Poultry market, /;. 6, Bar- nett's close
Buthley, Geo. & Co. grocers and spirit dealers, 7, Justice street Buyers, James, builder, 12, Kidd lane John, builder, 12, Kidd lane
William, builder, Kidd lane, /i. 94, Skene street Byrne, Gerard, manager of the weaving department, (L. M. & Co.) Cotton
C Cadenhead, Alexander, advocate. Procurator Fiscal for the Burgh, 52, Netherkirkgate Alex, and John, advocates, 52, Netherkirkgate Barron, & Co. brewers, Newbridge, Hardgate David, boot and shoemaker, 98, John street John, surgeon to Institution for Diseases in Eyes,
11, Adelphi, Union street John, advocate, A. Thistle street William, gardener, Middleton of Pitfodels Miss, dressmaker. Park street
Caithness, John, shipmaster, (Water witch) 15, Hun»l-j" street
Cairns, William, manufacturer of bagging, 3, Water lane Mrs. dressmaker and milliner, Candle court, 51, Loch street CAI—CAR 37
Caie, Miss, poultry shop, 56, Shiprow Calder, Adam, vintner, York street
^ Charles, clerk, (Arthur Thomson) h. 84, George st. George, mealseller, 86, King street, h. 6, Prince's st. ^ James, Excise officer, 51, Bon-Accord street John, wood merchant, 40, Catherine street Peter, boot and shoemaker, Cotton William, stabler, 5, Harriot street Mrs. milliner and straw hat maker, 84, George st. Misses, dressmakers, 16, Belmont street
• Mrs. vintner, 1, Albion street Calvert, Frederick, professor of Elocution, 10, King st. Caledonian Insurance Company—agents, A. Thomson, 25, Marischal st. & D. Wyllie, National Bank Caldwell, Andrew, shoemaker, 35, Justice street Callaghen, James, chimney-sweeper, 18, Park street Callum, Robert, tailor and clothier, 69, Windmill brae Cameron, Donald, grocer, 47, College street John, saddler, 48, North street John, surgeon, R.N. of Morefield, Stocket, and 21, Shiprow Peter, cooper, 152, Gallowgate
—^— William, 9, Bon-Accord lane Wm. cooper, 74, h. IJervey's ct. 90, Gallowgate Mrs. broker, 2, Windmill brae Campbell, Colin, excise-officer, Broadford Colin, flesher, Butler's tavern, 6, Barnett's close
, Dugald, agent, British Linen Co. 22, King street
George (of C. & Co.), 7, Bon-Accord street Gray, late collector of excise, 5, Golden square
Hugh, plasterer, 1, Park street — James, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 61, St.
Nicholas street, h. 1, George street
John, surgeon, 7, Bon-Accord street John, shoemaker, 62, Chapel street John K. surgeon, 85, Skene street John M. surgeon, 250, Union street John, vintner, 39, College street Robert, timber merchant, h. 45, John street Roderick, vintner, 49, East-North street
Smith, & Co. timber merchants, 103, George st.
^ Wm. shipmaster, (Brilliant) 24, Prince-Regent st. and Company, post-horse-masters, office & stables,
5, h. 7, Bon-Accord street Miss, female school of industry, 13, Chronicle lane
Cantly, Miss, lodgings, 1, St. Nicholas street Cardno, George, gardener, Cornhill William, 64, Gallowgate
Mrs. glass and stoneware merchant, 3, and 76, h. 64, Gallowgate ^ Cargill, James, shipmaster, 14, Commerce street John, shipmaster, (Singapore) Wellington street
William, shipmaster, (True Blue) 7, Canal terrace 38 CAR—CAT
Carmichael, A. vintner, 4, Blackfriars street Capt. Robert, late 42d Regiment, Union terrace
William, cabinetmaker, 12, Blackfriars street, and vintner, 16, Skene street
Carnegie, William, advocate and town-clerk, h. 257 Union Street
Carnie, William, stabler, 16, Fisher-row Carray, John, flesher, 35, George street Carrol, James, engineer, 67, Waterloo quay Carr, Alexander, dyer and bleacher, Barkmill James, boot and shoemaker, and vintner, 28, Vir- ginia street
John, tailor, Holburn street
John, teller, Bank of Scotland's branch, h. Loch- head cottage
Robert, (of Brown & Carr,) h. Strawberry bank
Stephen, vintner, 7, Albion street Carter, David, general blacksmith, machine-maker, mill- wright, &c. 72, North street
David, wool-carding & spinning mill, 72, North st. John, general blacksmith, machine maker, mill-
wright, &c. North street, h. Roy's Nursery
Cassie, Archd. grocer, tea and spirit dealer. Jack's brae
James, fancy snuff box maker, 8, Justice street
James, merchant-tailor, 8, Broad street, h, Gruden's court, 22, Broad street Castles, Mrs. grocer, Woodside
Cattanach, Chas. tailor and clothier, 36, Union street James, upholsterer, 91, Gallowgate Mrs. Donald, Holburn street Mrs. John, 21, King street Catto & Co. block and mast maker, York street James, porter and spirit dealer, 24, h. 22, Back- wynd James, boot and shoemaker, 153, Unioh street,
h. 83, Union street
James, porter and spirit dealer, 36, George street
John, flesher, 4, George street market, h. 238, George street John, Son, & Co. merchants, 88, King street
Robert, grocer, 1, Hutdieon street
' Robert, & Son, merchants, 47, Marischal street, /(. Belvidere Robert, & Co. grocers, wine and spirit dealers, 14, King street Thomson, & Co. rope and sail manufacturers, Links, Footdee
WiUiam, tailor, 1, Shiprow, A. 19, Union row
, William, merchant, 90, King street William, grocer, Charles street
William, & Co. vintners, 13, Correction wynd Miss Ann, teacher, 11, Constitution street Mrs. James, lodgings, 83, Union street CAY—CHR 39
Cay, Alexander, grain dealer, 47, Quay, h. 15, St. Ni- cholas street George, shoemaker, 19, Drum's lane William, miU-spinner, Broadford works, h. Ca- therine street Cess- Office for the County, Union terrace for the Town, 4, Huxter-row Chalmers, Andrew, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cause- wayend
• Alexander W. governor of Bridewell, Rose street Alexander, shoemaker, 21, Marischal street, h. 12, Quay
Alexander, weaver, 4, Charles street, Broadford
Charles, advocate, h. 155, Union street David, printer, 13, Adelphi, Union street David, & Co. printers, 25, Adelphi, Union street & Parquhar, advocates, 24, Marischal street —— James, chain maker, 10, St. Clement street John, builder, 3, Rose street
William, treasurer and collector of police, h. 59, Bon-Accord street William, grocer, 36, h. 34, Gallowgate Mrs. teacher, 36, Park street Mrs. S. 18, Bon-Accord street Mrs. straw-hat maker, 171, Gallowgate Misses, of Westfield, h. Westfield
Miss, 8, Carmelite lane Chapman, David, toll-keeper, Wellington bridge John, builder, 141, George street Robert, vintner, 13, Huxter row Wm. (of J. Walker & Co. blacksmiths,) A. 44, Loch street
Charles, Miss, 49, Loch street
Chessar, James, painter, 19, Schoolhill
James, hair dresser, 230, George street, h. 26, St. Andrew's street
Chessar, Miss, lodgings, 19, Schoolhill
Chesser, William, printer, 21, St. Andrew's street Chiene, William, R.N. Rosemount terrace
Cheyne, Alex, merchant, 28, Marischal st. h. Wliitehall Rev. Patrick, (St. John's Chapel) A. 44, Bon-Accord street
Peter, of Lochhead, h. Lochhead Chisholm, George, broker, 6, Flourmill brae William, vintner, Upper Denburn
William, keeper of the Medical Hall, 37, King st. Chivas, Alexander, advocate, 42, Castle street
Alexander, late cashier, 42, Castle street
Chree, John, tinsmith, (H. G. & Co.) h. 223, George street
Christopher, Adam, shiprigger, 8, Water lane Christall, John, teller. National Bank of Scotland's Branch, h. 1, Affleck street 40 CHR—CLA
Christall William, (of Wm. Christall & Co.) h. Kettle's court, 26, Broad street
Wm. & Co. wholesale and retail London hat ware- house, 31, Broad street, and 14, Guestrow Christie, Donald, manufacturer, 62, A. 61, Broad street
Francis, plane maker, 1, Back wynd George, grocer, tea snd spirit merchant, Woodside James, 3, Mary place
James, flesher, 30, Wales street, h. 12, Don street
Thomas, agent, 1, Littlejohn street
, William, turner, Sim's square
Miss, dress and straw hat maker, 42, Loch street
—.— Mrs. 1, Littlejohn street Mrs. George, 93, George street
Clark, Alexander, dealer in old books, 1 79, Union street, h. 11, Dee street Alexander, mealseller, 44, Gallowgate Alexander, vintner, 21, Wales street Alexander, vintner, 10, Queen street
-= Archibald, shore-porter, 14, Shiprow
Charles, guard, (HighlaDder Coach,) h. 14, Puta- chie side
r David, (steward of the BrUliant,) Stewart's houses, Park street David, book-vender, Cotton
George, h. 2, Guestrow
George & Son, booksellers, and stationers, 15, Broad street
James, bookseller, h. 2, Guestrow
James, writing-master, Rhynds ct. 64, Gallowgate James, teacher, Woodside James, shipmaster, Johnston's houses, 43, Com- merce street) James, overseer, Grandholm mill. Cotton
: John, advocate, 13, Upperkirkgate John, baker, 34, h. 30, Gallowgate John, clerk, (mail coach office,) 61, Union street
John, cabinet maker, 6, Princes' street John, cattle-dealer. Strawberrybank John, stone-merchant, Waterloo quay
• John, mealseller, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 20, Blackfriars street John B. shipmaster, Wellington street John, (Insurance Office,) 89, Union street Joseph, blacksmith and bell-hanger, 12, Drum's
lane, h. 80, King street
Leslie, wine and spirit merchant, and wholesale
grocer, 4, h. 2, Upperkirkgate
. Robert, teacher of English, Writing, &c. 250, George street
Samuel, linen -manufacturer, 5, Monthooly —— Thomas, clothier and haberdasher, 18, Broad street, h. 33, Bon-Accord street CLA—COL 41
Clark, Thomas, M.D. professor of chemistry, Marisdia). College, 84, King street William, dealer in cotton, 26, Netherkirkgate William, ironmonger, 16, Union street. A, West- burn, Rubislaw - Wm. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 14, Trinity quay Wm. (of Sim, Clark, & Co.) h. 43, Frederick st. William, general agent, wine-merchant and grocer,
8, h. 10, King street William, saddler, 47, Queen street William, overseer, (G. B. & Co.) h. Cotton William, overseer, Grandholm, h. Cotton Mrs. midwife, 16, Carmelite street Mrs. ladies' school, 16, Gallowgate
. Miss, lodgings, 99, Gallowgate Miss, lodgings, 13, Upperkirkgate Clerihew, Francis, advocate, 2, St. Catherine's wynd, h. Union place
. Francis builder, Wellington place
George, builder, 7, Carmelite street William, grain-dealer, 7, Skene street Clerk, Lieut. -Col. Alexander, 35, Dee-street
Clothing Repository, 1, Castle street Clunes, Alexa,nder, sheriff-officer, 5, Lodge walk Alexander, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 59, Castle street, h. Stronach's close Mrs. 44, Queen street
Clyne, Alexander, shoemaker, 41, Castle street, h. 7, Littlejohn street Captain, late of 1st regiment of foot, Braehead, Gilcomston
. James, shoemaker, (of William Clyne & Sons,) h. 162, George street William, sen. shoemaker, (of William Clyne & Sons,) h. 3, Littlejohn street William, jun. shoemaker, (of William Clyne & Sons,) h. 3, Littlejohn street William, and Sons, shoe manufacturers and leather dealers, 22, and 24, Gallowgate Cobban, George, 31, Blackfriars street
James, builder, 7, Jopp's lane, and 100, George st. Cochran, Alexander, 77, Dee street Francis James, advocate, 137, Union street, h. 77, Dee street
Cockburn, George, keeper of the Jail, Jail . James, hairdresser, 57, Woolmanhill
Collie, Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, 1, George street,
h. Gordon's court, 4, Schoolhill
Alexander, slater, 26, Shiprow George, draper, h. 19, Union place
George, & Co. drapers, 20, Union street, and ware- house, 2, Broad street
* James, mason, 51, Summer street D 42 COL—COO
Collie James, tavern-keeper, and cooper, Ruthrieston James, weaver, 28, Gordon street James, shipmaster, 31, Virginia street James, shipmaster, (Effort,) Park street
James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 7, Shiprow John, engraver and copperplate printer, 18, Nether- kirkgate, h. Clarence street, Cooperston John, rope maker, York street
John, rope manufacturer, 1, Catto square
John, grocer, 39, Castle street, h. 53, Summer st. John, hairdresser, 40, Quay
Joseph, slater, 63, Loch street
Robert, hairdresser, 62, h. 58, Shiprow Robert, jnn. hairdresser, 37, h. 55, Green William, bookseller and bookbinder, select circula-
ting library, 47, Upperkirkgate, h. 76, Chapel st, William, hairdresser. Union street, (west) h. HoL- burn street William, carter, 22, Wales street Mrs. midwife, 33, Virginia street Mrs. midwife, York street
Mrs. tea dealer, 1, Whitehouse street
Collison, Mrs. John, Crown court. Union street
Colston, Al. teacher of music, 12, St. Nicholas street
Mrs. dressmaker and milliner, 12, St. Nicholas st.
Commercial Bank of Scotland's Branch, 40, Marischal st. Commissary Clerk's Office, 27, King street Commutation Road Trustees—Office, 72, King street
Connan, James, clothier, 9, Broad street, h. 16, Consti- tution street
Connon, Alex, grocer and tea dealer, 6, East North st.
George, gardener, 12,^ Wales street James, meal-seller, 14, Park street John, lodgings, Hilton house Robert, cart and plough wright, 34, Causewayend William, coal-broker, 12, Commerce street
. William, 44, Broad street, h. Canal road Connor, Grang, broker, 30, East North street Cook, John, guard, and proprietor of the Union coach, h. 22, Constitution street John, Silver street Silvester, wright, Holburn street
Cooke, John, (Royal Riding Academy,) Wales street Cooper, Alex, manufacturer, (L. M. & Co.) h. Grandholm Alex, cooper. Cooper's court, 26, Netherkirkgate Alex, saddler, 45, Queen street, h. 27, Frederick street Geo. teacher, Tanfield
Jas. hatter, 59, Union street, /*. 2, Flonrmill brae
Jno. hairdresser, 128, Gallowgate, h. 10, Young st.
John, shoemaker, 2, Woolmanhill
John, steward of Mansfield, York st.
. Robert, tailor, Milner's court, 21, Guestrow COO—COU 43
Cooper, William, draper, (Wm. Phillip, jun. & Co.) h.
I, Ragg's lane Miss, straw hat maker, 34, Queen street
Miss, dressmaker, M'Kay's court, 59, George st.
Mrs. William, vintner, 9, Commerce street Copland, David, merchant, office and house, York place
George, occasional and funeral-waiter, 1 1 Shiprow, Smith, & Fleming, general merchants, York place Thomas, stoneware merchant, 26, Schoolhill
William, (Devanha Brewery,) h. Fonthill place,
Ferry hill William, late turner, 31, Shiprow Mrs. Fonthill place, Ferryhill Mrs. Dr. Fountainhall
Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, 12, Shoe lane
Corbett, James, late shipmaster, 11, Peacock's close. Castle-street
William of Beildside, h. Beildside and 13, Car- melite street
. Mrs. 11, Canal terrace Cordiner, Rev. Charles, (of the Established Church,) 207, George street
Rev. James, (St. Paul's Chapel,) h. 207, George st. Corken, Archibald, watch and clock maker. Cotton George, merchant, 65, Commerce street James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton
Cormack, Alex, mason and grate-setter, 5, College st.
- . William, furniture-dealer, 3, Castlebrae William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 33, Shiprow, h. 58, George street
William, mealseller and shoemaker, 45, Summer st. Mrs. William, Matheson's court, 15, Castle street Cornwall, George, printer, Cruden's court, 22, Broad
street, h. Mackie place Mrs. 39, Whiteliouse street
Cossens, James, wright, 5, Maberly street, k. 91, Geo. st.
Coulson, Thomas, clerk. Union Coach Office, Cross, h.
9, Back-wynd County Fire Office and Provident Life Office, 11, Union buildings
Courage, Archibald, dealer in books, 97, George street, h. 40, Upperkirkgate
George, cooper, 6, Chapel lane, h. 5, Monthooly James, cooper and stabler, 77, Gallowgate Miss, stay-maker, 40, Upperkirkgate
, Misses, dress-makers, 5, Monthooly Courduff, Patrick, candlemaker, 70, Green Coutts, Adam, advocate, 61, Netherldrkgate Alexander, cutler, 14, Catherine street
Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Rubislaw David, 73, h. 79, Queen street
George, tailor, 7, Back-wynd
, George, farmer, Cotton d2 44 COU—CRO
Coutts, James, dealer in vegetables, 78, Green
John, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Holburn st. John, FerrybUl Inn, Ferryhill
John tailor, 3, Diamond street William, hairdresser, 54, Windmill brae
WiUiam, cutler, 214, h. 213, GaUowgate William, shuttlemaker, 58, Windmill brae Cowie, Alexander, Tanfield
Alexander, brewer, 3, Virginia st. h. 68, Chapel st. James, Tontine Tavern, 157, George street John, mason, 24, Catherine street William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer. Cotton
William, grocer, vrine, tea, and spirit dealer, 38, h. 92, George street Crabb, Elmslie, & Co. bakers, 3, Commerce street
William, (of C. E. & Co.) h. 4, Commerce street
Craib, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 4, College st. William, shoemaker, 31, Shuttle lane Mrs. lodgings, 83, Bon-Accord street Craig, Adam, mason, Nelson street Alex, manufacturer, (M. C. & Co.) h. Cotton & Anderson, hat-manufacturers, 83, Union street
David, shipmaster, (Wm. Simpson,) 7, Garvock st.
James, druggist, 22, Castle street, k. Commerce st.
John, wright. Upper Denburn, h. 53, Woolmanhill Robert, vintner, 19, Virginia street
Thomas, tabacco manufacturer, h. Skene street Thomas & Co. snuff and tobacco manufacturers, 12, Schoolhill William, clerk, (Aberdeen & London Shipping Co.)
h. 10, Catto square Miss, dressmaker, Broadford
Miss, dressmaker, 8, Summer lane Craighead, Miss, dressmaker, 38, Quay Craigie, Robert, shipmaster, (Craigie of Dundee) 11, Constitution street
-, Mrs. Alexander, 7, Canal terrace
Craigmile, Fras. teacher of writing and drawing, 6, Cor- rection wynd, h. 10, Chapel street Craigmyle, Jas. cabinetmaker, grocer, 81, h. 79, Green Crane, Andrew, pilot master. New Pier James, tailor, Milncr's court, 21, Guestrow
Peter, piano-forte maker, 2, Trinity street
. CroU, Jas. cabinetmaker, 9, Rose street, h. 34, Chapel street
Cromar, Alexander, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 65,
North street, h. Skene square Alexander, manufactiu'er, 30, Skene street
Alexander, teacher, h. Holburn street Alexander, house surgeon. Infirmary
Chas. grocer, 87, Shiprow, h. Steps, Gilcomston
• Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 50, Skene street
Crombie, Alexander, fruit merchant, 33, Park street CRO—CRU 45
Crombie, Charles, dentist, 22, Kidd lane Lewis, solicitor, h. 1, Union place—office, 34, Castle street
John, shipmaster, (John Schooner) 88, Chapel st. Peter, working jeweller, 60, Broad street, h. 9, Longacre Wni. house carpenter and cabinetmaker, Duthie's court, 35, Guestrow
Mrs. of Phesdo, 7, Queen street Crone, William, watch and clock maker. Jack's brae Cross, George, veterinary surgeon, 38, St Nicholas street Crow, George, hairdresser, 24, h. 22, Park street James, of the customs, Stewart's Houses, Park st. Cruden, William, advocate, h. Westburn, Albyn place Miss, Westburn, Albyn place Cruickshank, Alexander, hosier and glover, 55, h. 56, Union street Alex, auctioneer, Cheyne's court, 69, Broad street Alex, blacksmith, Woodside Geo. ship agent— office, 2, James st. h. 3, Affleck st. George, (Devanha Bottling Co.) h. 14, Bon-Accord terrace
George, boot and shoemaker, 5, Windy wind George and Co. grocers, tea and spirit dealers, 34, Broad street James, clerk, 69, Broad street
James, druggist, 12, Gallowgate, h. 7, Littlejohn st.
James, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 1 Loch street James, book dealer, 88, Gallowgate, h. 72, North street John, professor of mathematics, Marischal College,
h. 12, Rose St.
John, tinsmith, 2, George street Leslie, Carnation Cottage, Cotton
Leslie, general merchant, 92, h. 91, Broad street, and Dee mount
Richard, wholesale and retail tea, porter, and spirit merchant, 41, North street —— Richard, guard of the South Defiance Coach, and
Posthorse master, Livery Stables, 59, George st. h. 22, St. Andrew's street
Thos. innkeeper, Cruickshank's crt. 8, Schoolhill William, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer. Cotton William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 30, Justice street
William, gardener, 10, Shuttle lane Jane, Broadford Mrs. grocer, Shortloanings Mrs. stabler, 180, Gallowgate
Mrs. Robert, sick-nurse. 28, Summer street Miss, ladies school, h. 18, Huntly street Miss Christian, 29, Dee street Miss, confectioner, 117, Skene street r3 46 CRU—DAV
Cruickshank, Misses, dressmakers, 51, College street —-— Misses, 14, Belmont street Crichton, Wm. flesher, Cotton Wm. vintner, 6, Littlejohn street Cuddie, A. M.D. 25, James' street Nicholas, cooper, 24, h. 12, Loch street
Cuddieford, John, officer of excise, Strathdee, //. Hol- burn street
Cullen, John, principal servant, St. Paul's Chapel, and occasional waiter, h. 61, GaUowgate Cumine, Adam, of Rattray, h. Albyn place Misses, Union place Gumming, Geo. advocate. Concert court, Broad street
Geo. vintner, 9, James' street Jas. 13, Prince Regent street Jonathan, 33, St. Andrew's street Mrs. teacher, 26, Shiprow Miss, New-seat, Cotton
Cunningham, Robert, shoemaker, 6, Shuttle lane Currie, David, baker, 35, Broad street, h. Thornton's court, 23, Guestrow
Mrs. midwife, 7, Black's buildings Custom House, 16, Quay—Watch-house, New Pier, Footdee D Dalgarno, Alexander, merchant. Union terrace
• James, mealseller, 15, East North street
. William, merchant tailor and stock maker, 3, Ne-
therkirkgate, h. 4, Diamond street
Dallas, Robert, tailor, principal servant of St. John's
Chapel, and funeral waiter, h. 22, Dee street Wm. plasterer, 16, Summer street Wm. grocer, and spirit dealer, 15, Netherkirkgate Dalrymple, Mrs. James, 3, Alford place Dalziel, John, teacher, Leadside, GUcomston —:>— Miss, lodgings, 13, Marischal street Daniel, Alexander, advocate, 11, Drum's lane —— Alexander, turner, 51, Shiprow
George, merchant, 1 1 , Drum's lane George, surgeon, 11, Drum's lane
James, Custom House agent, li. 48, Castle street John, commercial traveller, 27, GaUowgate
Thomas, stabler, 9, Mealmarket lane Dauney, Miss, Lower Middlefield
Davidson, Alexander, flesher, 5, Poultry market, h. Bridge of Dee —— Alexander, wright. Justice itulls Rev. Alex, of the South Parish Church, h. 5, Bel- mont street Alex, vintner, and Fly-boat keeper, Cotton Alex, mason, 30, Summer street
Alex, grocer, tea, and spirit merchant, 37, Quay DAV—DAV 47
Davidson, Alex, sliipmaster, (Forth) Mill street Andrew, tavern keeper, 9, King street Andrew, blacksmith, York place
Andrew, teacher, 2, Trinity street, h. 9, Maltmill bridge Andrew, shipmaster, Wellington street
Andrew, flasher, Poultry market, h. 4, King street Charles, snufF and paper manufactory, Mugie moss, Woodside Charles, guard of the North Defiance Coach, 19,
Union street David, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 167, Union
street, h. 32, Skene street Duncan, of Tillychetly, h. 237, Union street
Duncan & Patrick, advocates, office, 1, Bon-Accord street Dr. James, professor of Nat. Hist. Marisl. Coll. h. 130, King street George, traveller, (Devanha Brewery) h. Gordon's court George, New Inn, Bridge of Dee
• George, merchant, 17, Quay George, & Co. spirit dealers, 9, Trinity quay George, grocer, wine, tea, and spirit dealer, 4, h. 10, Schoolhill George, & William, rope and twine manufacturers, Footdee George, maimfacturer, 31, Schoolhill George, blacksmith. Cotton James, boot and shoemaker, 18, Union place, and 46, Queen street, h. 26, Chapel street James, vintner, 9. Garvock street James, jun. Crown street James, grocer, 13, North street, h. 42, Longacre
James, shore porter, 2, Shore brae James, flesher, 141, George street
James, painter and glazier, 6, Young street John, grocer, Shortloanings John, painter and glazier, 185, George street, h. Maberly street John, Cotton John, porter and spirit dealer, 33, h. Jopp's court 31, Gallowgate John, printer, (of John Davidson & Co.,) h. 68, Broad street John, & Co., printers, 68, Broad street John, writer, 25, Chapel street John, Mason, 30, Summer street
& Merchant, house carpenters, 1, Charlotte street
Patrick, advocate, 1, Bon-Accord street, h. 237, Union street
Robert, yeast brewer, and file manufticturer, Cause-
wayend, h. Canal road 48 DAV_DIA
Davidson & Ross, boot and shoemakers, 5, Back wynd Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 34, Upperkirkgate Walter, teacher, 47, Virginia street
. William, merchant, 44, Broad street, h. Canal road
William, house carpenter, 1, Charlotte street William, surgeon, 28, St. Nicholas street William, stoneware merchant, 46, Union street, k. 11, Union buildings
William, flesher, 13, Poultry market, h. Caie's dykes, Nigg Mrs. Andrew, lodgings, 43, Ship row Mrs. Andrew, midwife, Summer street Mrs. George, 160, George street Mrs. John, lodgings, 18, Constitution street Mrs. vintner, 16, Exchequer row Mrs. Lieut. Smith's buildings. Spring garden Mrs. William, Canal road Mrs. vintner, Broadford Miss, housekeeper, Poor's Hospital for Boys, 19, Upperkirkgate Miss Ann, Spring terrace
Davis' Straits Whale Fishing Co.'s Office, 88, King st. Davie, Alexander, principal servant of the North Church, and funeral waiter, 60, Gallowgate
James, h. Concert court. Broad st, Mrs. midwife, 22, Shuttle-lane
Mrs. midwife, 4, Schoolhill Miss, music teacher, Concert court. Broad street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 22, Shuttle lane Dawson, Charles, town serjeant, Park street
Mrs, grocer, 3, Mounthooly Deaf and Dumb Institution, 58, Schoolhill Dean, James, clerk, Al. Hall & Co., h. 46, Woolmanhill John, tea dealer, Hardgate Deans, Mrs. dressmaker, 4, Regent quay Dee Whale Fisliing Co.'s Office, 47, Marischal street
Defiance and Earl of Fife Coach Office, 54, Union st. Dempster, John, East Craibston street
—.— John, shipmaster, (Patriot,) 1, Marischal street W. R. professor of music. Park street Devanha, Bottling Co. 46, Green Brewery, Devaaiha
Counting-house, Commercial buildings, 1 15, Uniou street Distillery Co. Devanha Devnie, James, grocer. Cotton Devvar, Very Rev. Daniel, D.D. principal of Marischal College, Garnethill, Albyn place
Dey, James, vintner and victualling house, 13, King st.
Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 47, St. Nicholas st. Diack, Alex, seedsman and gardener, Mile-erMi (south)
George, grocer, and spirit dealer, 25, Windmill brae James, porter, Marischal College, 82, Broad street DIG—DON 49
Dick, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 6, Wales
street, h. 29, Constitution steeet John, grocer, 21, College street Dickie, George, surgeon, Wellington place
John, merchant, h. Cherryvale
John, flesher, 12, and 17, Wales street market, h. Little Wales street
Dinnet, James, shipmaster, (Signet,) 9, Commerce st. Dingwall, Alexander, wholesale grocer, 38, Netherkirk-
gate, h. Spring-garden —— Fordyce, Alexander, merchant, Millburn-cottage, Dee village Fordyce, Arthur, of Culsh, Arther-seat Fordyce, Mrs. William, 45, Schoolhill
Fordyce, Miss J, Crown street
James, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Woodside John, of Ardo, 87, Gallowgate
Kenneth, shoemaker, 3, Gardener lane Dobbie, James, 64, George street
William, cabinet-maker, 6, Putachieside Docherty, Mrs. midwife, 22, Frederick street Dobson, Edmund, basket-maker, 16, Marischal street
James, basket maker, 8, h. 6, Marischal street
Don, Wm, precentor. Union Church, h. 78, Gerard st. Donald, Andrew, grocer, 74, Woolmanhill Andrew, gardener. Short loanings, Gilcomston Andrew, baker, 25, Upperkirkgate David, gardener. Short loanings, Gilcomston
. David, tailor, Holburn street
George, flesher, 13, George street market, h. Char- lotte street James, gardener, Rubislaw
James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 34, h. 35, Green
James, tailor, 21, Woolmanhill
John, clothier, 6, Queen st. h. 8, Denburn terrace John, Ferry-boat house. New pier
Robert, brush-maker, 14, h. 12, St. Nicholas st. WilUam, jun. ship and general agent, 12, Com-
merce street, h. 1, Constitution street William, senior, 27, Constitution street
. William, grocer, (R. Catto, & Co.) h. 28, Consti- tution street
. William, glazier, 17, h. 16, Netherkirkgate
Mrs. William, 3, Little Belmont street Mrs. W. 251, Union street
. Mrs. vintner, 40, St. Andrew's street Donaldson, Alexander, flesher, 11, George street market,
h. 5, Charlotte street Adam, shoemaker, 12, Berry lane
John, post-horse-master and vintner, 164, George st. John, coachman, 164, George street
• Peter, guard, (Earl of Fife coach,) 164, George street 50 DON—DUG
Donaldson, Richard Walker, clothier and haberdasher j 17, Union buildings, h. 19, Union street
's School, 17, Backwynd
Mrs. flesher, 29, Wales street market, h. 10, Wales street Mrs. Captain, 143, Skene street
Douglas, Charles, merchant, 9, Exchequer row David, mender of china and glass, Stronach's close Rev. George (Wesleyan Chapel) Skene-terrace Mrs. (late of Ellon) 38, Constitution street Doverty, George, broker, 71, Queen street Dow, Alexander, blacksmith, and iron heel and toe maker, Charles street
John, shoemaker, 14, Castle brae Dower, James, vintner, Holburn street Joseph, grocer and spirit-dealer, 25, Causewayend Downie, Alexr. teacher of dancing, &c. Crown court. Union street Alexander, mate, 16, Prince Regent street
Charles, of Ashfield, Morayshire, h. Gilcomston —— James, shoemaker, 46, Netherkirkgate Miss, Lower Middlefield, Cotton Drimmie, Alexander, manufacturer, Rubislaw works
Daniel, manufacturer (Broadford works), h. 191, George street Drummond, James, ladies' boot and shoe ware-room,
1, Queen street, h. 19, Guestrow Drysdale, Misses, boarding school, 39, Union place
DuflF, Alexander, tailor, M'Combie's court, 52, Union
street, and 51, Netherkirkgate
— Alexander S. C. D. Record Office, h. M'Combie's court Archibald, teacher of dancing and mitsic, and con- ductor of music at dinners, balls, &c. Clayhills
Charles, wright and cabinetmaker, h. Holburn st. James, shoemaker, 27, George street James, vintner, 64, Woolmanhill
. Mrs. A. teacher, Clayhills
Duffus, James, confectioner, 86, Union street, k. 9, St. Nicholas lane James, manufacturer, 19, Longacre John (John Duffus & Co.) h. St. Clement street John, & Co. machinists, mechanics, and ship- builders, St. Clement street
Jno. advocate, 56, Marischal st. h. St. Clement st.
William, Kepplestone, h. 5, Skene place
Mrs. confectioner, 6, Blairton lane Misses, silk-dyers and milliners, 83, Queen street
Duguid, Alexander, ilesher, 6, Wales street market, h. 53, Virginia street Francis, overseer, (W. P. & Son) Gordon mills
Jas. clothier, 10, Broad st. h. West Craibstone st. John, clerk, 29, Longacre DUG—DUN 51
Duguid, John, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 2, h. 4, St. Andrew's street Capt. John, 39, Dee street John, cotton and woollen manufacturer, 3, h. 4, St. Andrew's street Peter, agent for the Bank of Scotland, Bank of Scotland court, 35, Castle street Simpson, West Craibstone street William, ironmonger, 53, St. Nicholas street, h. 49, Upperkirkgate
—.— Mrs. Bailie, Dee place Mrs. Thomas, brewery, Hardgate Mrs. W. Newlands Miss Jane, Canal street Dunbar, George, boot and shoemaker, Upper Dcnburn Duncan, Alex, (of A. Duncan & Son) h. 36, Union place
Alexander, woollen manufacturer, 25, Loch st. Alexander, hairdresser, Waterloo quay, A, 25, St. Clement's street Alexander, vintner, 16, James street Alexander, and Son, quill merchants, and pen cut-
ters. Crown court. Union street Andrew, clothier and haberdasher, 105, Union street
h. 18, Trinity quay
Andrew, tailor, 8, Carnegie's brae Andrew, merchant, 23, Shiprow David, boot and shoemaker, 5, St. Nicholas street
h. Huntly street
—:— David, tide-waiter, 13, Virginia street Francis, wood merchant, Poynernook, A. College st.
. George, manager, (Aberdeen Lime Co.) h. 4, Shore brae George, mason, 43, Bon-Accord street
George, late dyer. Fowler's wynd James, leather merchant, 33, h. 24, Schoolhill John, Grocer and mealseller. Cotton
John manufacturer, h. 26, Adelphi, Union street John, Advocate, 34, Marischal street John & Co. grocers, porter and spirit merchants, 34, George street, h. 25 Loch street John, Surgeon, 25, Loch street
John, boot and shoemaker, 13, St. Nicholas st. h. Marywell cottage
John, overseer (at Clark's stone-yard Waterloo quay) h. 14, Lodge walk
John, coach-guard, 20, St. Andrew's street Joseph, bleacher. (L. M. & Co.) h. Upper Cotton
Robert, shipmaster, (Duke of Gordon) 1, York st,
Thomas, stone-cutter. Dee street, h. 46, Dee street
Thomas, cork-cutter, 64, h. 65, Guestrow
William, Druggist, 51, Castle st. h. 1, Mar. st, William, 45, Castle street
. William, (of W. D. & Co.) h. 9, Drum's lane 52 DUN—DUN
Duncan, W. A. teacher of French, 64, Gallowgate William, shoemaker, 76, Windmill brae William, gardener, Berryhill
-1,.^— William, boot and shoemaker, 92, Union street, h. 12, Loch street Wilham, Wright, Skene square
William, sen. flesher, 13, Wales street market, h. Hanover street
William, flesher, 4, Causewayend h. 5, Spittal
Wm. shipmaster, (Liverpool Packet) St. Clement st.
• William and Co. provision merchants, and dealers in teas and coffee, 58, Broad street
William, jun. flesher, 8, Wales street market, h. Hanover street
—,,— Mrs. Adam, Canal street, Mounthooly
Mrs. Alexander, lodgings, 9, St. Nicholas street Mrs. Samuel, Duncan's court, 74, Gallovifgate Mrs. Braehead, Gilcomston Mrs. 6, Broad street
Mrs. broker, Brebner's court, 10, Castle street Dundee Insurance Co.—Agent, A. Cheyne, 28 Marischal street Dunn, Alexander, shoemaker, 54, Causewayend David, wholesale druggist, drysalter, and grocer,
32, h. 30, King street
John, teacher, grammar-school, h. 229, George st.
John, merchant, 50, Broad street, h. 20, Silver st. John, grocer, tea, and spirit mercht. 20, Union place
John, merchant tailor, 5, h. 4, St. Nicholas lane
John, shipmaster, (Jean) 3, Links street William, vegetable gardener, 37, Commerce street William, bookseller and stationer, 40, Castle street William, tailor, 24, Shiprow Mrs. George, h. 82, Skene street Mrs. William, 19, Constitution street Durne, Mrs. vintner, 27, Park street Durie, David, stabler and innkeeper, 6, Back wynd
Peter, pewterer, 8, George street Durward, John, beam and scale maker, 42, Frederick street Mrs. midwife, 42, Frederick street
. Mrs. Isobel, midwife, 42, Frederick street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 42, Frederick street
Duthie, Alex. jun. merchant and shipowner, /;. Broadford Alexander, shoemaker, 12, Chapel street Andrew, baker, 25,|Netherkirkgate, h. 3, Church st. James, porter to the Hull Shipping Co. 13, Lower Denburn John, hairdresser. Lime quay, h. 3, Church street John, hairdresser, 198, George street
John, shipbuilder, 2, Wellington street Robert, merchant—oflSce, 44, Quay, h. Burnside William, brewer, Hardgate DUT—EDW 53
Duthie, Wm. ship-builder and timber merchant, Footdee, h. Wellington street - Mrs. Alexander, 14, Schoolhill ~—— Mrs. 14, Commerce street Miss Helen, dressmaker and milliner, 14, Schoolhill Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 64, Shiprow Dyce, James, druggist, 80, h. 76, Broad street John, blacksmith, Holburn street John, vintner, 38, Loch street Robert, advocate, Milne's court, 27, Gallowgate Robert, M.D. 48, Marischal street
Miss of Rosebank, h. Rosebank Dyer, Alexander R. flesher, 36, Wales street market Dyker, James, shoemaker, 36, Park street Mrs. Cooperston buildings
E EaGLC Fire and Life Insurance—Al. Smith, 96, Union street, and Ar. Thomson, 23, Marischal st. Agents East North-street Brewery, 27, Shuttle lane Easton, Alex. (Hall & Co.) 13, James' street Eckford, Miss, dressmaker, 21, St. Andrew's street Eddie, Charles, miller. Nether Justice mills, Holburn John, Wright, 42, Loch street Eddiston, Robert, flesher, 17, Poultry market Edgar, David, grocer, tea, wine and spirit merchant, 193, Gallowgate, h. 2, Windy wnd David, shipmaster, (Evander) 12, Commerce street Edinburgh Life Ins —J. Murray, 28, Schoolhill, Agent - Friendly Insurance Society—J. Brebner, 44, Ma- rischal street. Agent Edmond, Charles, cart and plough wright, Charles street Francis, cart and plough wright, 71, North street Francis, advocate, 9, St. Nicholas street, h. 165, Union street James, advocate, h. West Craibstone street
James, cart and plough wright, 142, George st.
—— John, cabinetmaker, Chron. crt. h. 142, George st. Miss, milliner, 142, George street Edward, Alexander, solicitor, 31, Marischal street David, grocer, Holburn street George, grocer, Woodside James, flax-dresser, Mealmarket lane
James, teller, British Linen Co.'s Bank, h. 99, George street
Jas. grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 6, Skene street James, cotton manufacturer, 31, h. Clunes' court, 33, George street
Jas. wool-comber and grocer, 33, li. 32, Chapel st.
. John, & Co. booksellers and tea dealers. Upper Denburn
Robert, printer, h. near Mackie place Simpson, tea dealer, 84, Skene street 54 EDW—ETT
Edward, William, grocer, M^ine and spirit dealer, and provision merchant, 49, h. 34, Castle street
Misses, milliners and dressm. 34, St. Andrew's st,
Edwards, Douglas, gen. merchant, 115, Union st. h. 4, Skene place Mrs. lodgings, 20, shiprow
Mrs. midwife, 4, Black's buildings Elgen, William, teacher of mathematics, geography, and navigation, 10, h. 5, Drum's lane
• William, accountant—office, 10, h. 5, Drum's lai>e Elliot, Wm. officer of excise, AuchmuU
Ellis, Captain, Joshua, late 80th regiment, 61, Dee st. ^ John, baker, Davidson's house?, George street John, confectioner, 217, Gallowgate William, coppersmith, 11, Harriot street
Ellethorn, James, druggist, 150, George st. /(. Broadford Elmslie, Alexander, wright, 98, Gallowgate
- Wm. druggist, h. Commercial court, 58, Castle st.
& Son, drapers, 15, Shiprow, h. 3, Kidd lane Elmsly, Mrs. East Craibston street Elrick, John, grocer and wright, 105, Skene street John, mason, 49, Gallowgate John, tobacco pipe manufacturer. Loch street Wilham, mealseller, 48^ Shiprow
Elsmie, Alex, merchant, (of L. & E.) h. Gilcomston Geo. man. (Gilcomston Brewery) h. at Brewery George, jun. manager, (Steam-Navigation Co.) h. Waterloo quay Emslie, Alex, merchant, Emslie's court, 26, Gallowgate
• Alexander, sen. grocer and spirit dealer, 19, h. 15, Castle street James, (of E. & M.) h. 27, Wliitehouse street John, grocer, 36, Castle street John, (of Meff & Emslie) 108, Gallowgate John, tape manufacturer, h. 64, Chapel street & Mollison, working silversmiths and jewellers, 34, St. Nicholas street
Peter, & Co. curriers, 65, Loch street, k. Young s-t.
Wm. baker, 215, Gallowgate, k. 14, Catherine st.
. Wm. boot and shoemaker, Skene square Wm. merchant, 189, Gallowgate, h. Honey-bank, Canal street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 64, Chapel street Emsly, George, coadimaker, 101, h. 103, King street Erskine, Mrs. 32, Summer street Esson, Charles, shipmaster, 22, James" street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 54, Union street Ettershank, Charles, glass and stoneware merchant, 48, Gallowgate Joseph, steward, (City of Abdn.) 14, Summer lane James, cooper. Portable cottage, Causewayend
Peter, sheriff-officer, and manuflicturer, Upi>er Denbarn ETT—FAR 55
Ettershank, Mrs. midwife, 46, Gallowgate European Life Insurance Co.—D. Davidson, 1, Bon- Accord street, agent Ewen, Mrs. Charles, lodgings, 2, St. Catherine's wynd Geo. turner, 44, Dee street, h. Strawberry bank John, wood merchant, 6, Jopp's lane
J. wood-turner, 6, Jopp's lane lane . Thos. advocate, 79, King street, h. 6, Jopp's Ewing, Alex, of Tartowic, M.D. 6, Golden square William, clerk, (Alex. Milne, grocer) h. 20, Black-
friars street
Excise Permit Office, 11 G, King street
F Fairburn, Thomas, shipmaster, 34, Wales street Fairweather, David, jun. cabinetmaker, 53, Loch street David, cabinetmaker, 13G, George street John, guard, (South mail) 76, Windmill brae Falconer, David, fishing-rod maker, 43, Bon-Accord st.
h. 19, Gordon street James, wright, 43, Bon-Accord street^ John, clothier, h. 43, Frederick street John, & Co. clothiers, 23, Union street
John, cooper, 8, Quay
John, shipmaster, (Ruby) 1, Links street
Farce, Mrs. 1, Mary well place Farquhar, Al. 38, Dee street
Arthur, boot and shoemaker, 18, h. Farquhar's court, 17, Upperkirkgate George, wine, tea, and spirit dealer, 45, Upper-
kirkgate, h. 20, Schoolhill
George, clerk, Aberdeen Herald Office, h. Ferryhill
& Gill, painters and glaziers, 2, Drum's lane James, clerk, (J. Blaikie & Sons) 39, Longacre
John, painter and glazier, li. Painter's court, 22, Upperkirkgate
Nathaniel, advocate, 24, Marischal street
Robert, auctioneer, appraiser and furniture dealer, 31, Castle street
Robert, tailor, 6, Thistle street Wm. wine merchant, and agent for the Gilcomston Brewery Company, 4, James' street Mrs. Alexander, Waterloo quay Mrs. late of Strichen, 38, Dee street
Farqnharson & Co. merchants, 36, St. Nicholas street John, of Haughton, h. Union terrace
John, traveller, (Cadenhead, Barron, & Co.) h. Newbridge
Peter, advocate, Union terrace Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 173, Gallowgate Miss, 31, Castle street Miss, 23, Union place E 2 56 FEM—FIN
Female School of Industry, Union terrace
School of Industry, 13, Chronicle lane Fenton, Alexander, shore porter, 14, Shiprow James, agent for Penny Nat. Library—office, 70, George street
Ferguson, Alexander, blacksmith aud bell-hanger, 5, Putachieside
Andrew, M.D. 38, Green, h. 158, Union street James, advocate—office, M'Combie's court, h. Cooperston place
James, & Co. brokers, 15, King street
John, shoemaker, 2, Ti-inity corner Robert, surgeon and accoucheur, 31, Schoolhill
Rev. William, Seaman's Chapel, Sugarhouse lane, h. 108, Gallowgate Mrs. John, 108, Gallowgate Miss, 40, Bon-Accord street Fern, James, renovator, 75, George street Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 78, Woolmanhiil Ferrier, Alex, grocer, 63, Woolmanhiil James, gardener, 10, Spa street Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 10, Spa street Mrs. 19, Kidd lane Fettes, Janet, poultry shop, 69, Windmill brae Mrs. 10, Correction wynd Feuillet, Henry A, cabinetmaker, (of Robertson & Feu-
illet) h. Waterloo quay Fiddes, Alex, collector of customs, 135, King street
Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, 11, Exchequer road
David, confectioner, 11, North st. h. 21, Shoe lane Wm. manufacturer, 78, Skene street Fidler, Alex, spirit dealer, 53, h. 54, Quay Geo. boot and shoemaker, 18, h. 91, Gallowgate Fillan, S. teacher of drawing, 13, George street
Findlay, Alex. jun. boot and shoemaker, 60, Queen st. David, overseer, Seaton, h. Newton, Auchmidl James, boot and shoemaker, Holburn street
—— John, shipmaster, (Fox) 1, Wellington street John, watchmaker, and manufacturer of sterling and german silver plate, 30, Broad street Robert, steward, (Duke of Gordon smack) h. 53, Commerce street Robert, grocer and vintner, Skene square Robert, shoemaker, constable, &c. Holburn street
Mrs. midwife, 7, Black's buildings Miss, stay-maker, 59, Queen street Findlayson, John, tinsmith, 31, Causewayend
Finlason, Eric, tailor, clothier, and glover, 10, St. Ni-
cholas street, h. 38, Chapel street John, Bellevue cottage, Hardgate
John, jun. tailor and draper, 2, h. 4, Queen street
Robert, tailor, 4, Queen street Finlater, James, plasterer, 21, Causcwayend FIR—FOR hi
Fire Insurance Co. of Scotland—A. Gibbon, advocate,
1, Huntly street, agent Fisher, Basil, Devanba Jas. Devanha John, grocer. Cotton Major, Devanha William, Devanha
Flatt, David, tailor, 100, Shiprow Fleming, John, advocate, 12, King street
. John, merchant, 7, Wellington street Fletcher, Wm. shipmaster, Summer lane Florence, Alexander, merchant, h. 35, Longacre
Fogarty, Patrick, grocer and provision merchant, 44, It. 45, Castle street
Footdee Dispensary, 17, James' street Foote, Rev. Jas. (East Parish Church) h. 14, Golden sq. Mrs. 102, Union street
Forbes, Alexander, 5, Wellington street & Smith, insurance brokers, wine merchants, and general agents, 38, Castle street Alexander, & Co. grocers and spirit dealers, 18, Gordon street Alex. Kingsland place, 221, George street Alex, of Rothmaise, 73, Dee street
Alex. 38, Castle st.
& Arbuthnot, merchant's office, 1, James' street Colonel David, Silver street
Daniel, tobacco, manufacturer, h. 1, Skene place George, of Springhill, h. Springhill
George, shipmaster, 2, Mill street Henry David, of Balgownie, h. 253, Union street, country residence, Woodend cottage, Banchory James, portrait painter, 114, King street
Jas. jun. merchant, h. 16, Silver street James, of Echt, h. 28, Quay James, & Co. rope manufacturers, Footdee James, & Co. millers. Upper Justice mills James, & Son, merchants, 70, Union street, h. 221, George street James, Staats, 92, George street
John, of Blackford, h. 254, Union street
John, wool-merchant, h. 15, Skene terrace
» John, tailor, 37, Castle street John, stoneware merchant, 51, St. Nicholas street,
h. 20, Schoolhill
John, h. Eangsland place, 221, George street Low, & Co. cotton-spinners, Poynernook Robert, shore porter, 14, Shiprow Robt. teacher. Grammar School, h. 74, Hutcbeonsfej Wm. dealer in old clothes, 14, Lodge walk William, superintendent of meters, Meter's coiir^^ Chapel lane Wm. Avright, Well of Spa. —
58 FOIU-FRA
Forbes, William & James, merchants, 1 , James's street Wm. porter and spirit dealer, Wosdside Mrs. midwife, 14, Carmelite street
Mrs. sen. late of Schivas, 15, Belmont street Mrs. midwife. Mill street Mrs. midw4fe, 20, Fisherrow
INIiss, of Boyndlie, 18, Silver street
• Miss E. of Ladysford, 26, Silver street Misses, of Echt, 23, Bon- Accord terrace B. dressmaker, 5, Donald's court Fordyce, Wm. porter and spirit dealer, 24, Hutcheon street
Miss, straMr-hat maker, 1 15, Gallowgate Forrest, Mrs. midwife, 85, Chapel street
Forrester, W. T. BaUater Mail guard, 28, Summer st.
Forsyth, Alex, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 16, h, 10, Park street
& Emslie, chemists and druggists, 57, Castle st.
Geo. grocer and spirit dealer, 47, h. 49, Com. st.
. Geo. silk-dyer, 18, h. 20, George street
Jno. leather mercht. 73, Broad st. h. 5, Monthooly
Wm. upholsterer, 179, Union st. h. 1, S. -Silver st.
. Wm. dentist and druggist, 57, Castle street, k. 32, St. Nicholas street —— Mrs. David, 29, Union place
. •— Miss, 3, Gaelic lane
Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 16, Blackfriars st. Fotheringham, Richard, vintner, 43, Guestrow Fowler, Andrew, Welspit house, near Bridge of Dee Charles, dentist and cupper, 5, Schoolhill
. George, teacher, of Thain's school, 53, Shiprow James, Springbank, Kittybrewster
Wm. mate of the Quebec packet, 46, Virginia st. W. C. surgeon, 30, Broad street Fowlie, James, treasurer, Poor's Hospital—office, -56, Gallowgate, h. 19, Upperkirkgate Foulerton, Captain Alexander, 11, Carmelite street France, Henry, renovator of clothes, Broadford Eraser & Allan, silk-dyers and scourers, 6, Silver street Eraser, Alex, architect, landscape painter, teacher of
drawing, 1, Adelphi court
Alex, advocate. Town-house, h. 159, King st. Alex, merchant—office, 14, Weigh-house square, h. 58, Marischal street Alex, surgeon, 38, Schoolhill Alexander, agent for the Brackla Distillery, 15, Marischal street Alex, road-contractor, 60, Skene street —— Angus, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 38, h. 36, Union street
. Charles, manager, Davis' Straits Whale Fishing Co. Wales street David, half-pay, 43d regiment, Holburn place FRA—FYF 59
Fraser, George, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 14,
h, 13, Black's Buildings & Gordon, nurserymen, seedsmen, and florists, 24, Union street Hugh, dyer, 4, Flourmill lane Hugh, clothier and tailor, 189, h. 191, George st. James, & Son, boot and shoemakers, Exchange court, h. 8, Drum's lane James, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 197, Union
street, h. 73, Bon-Accord street James, tallow-chandler, 37, Loch street, k. Bon- Accord square
John, watch and clockmaker, 1, Crown street, //.
5, Bon-Accord lane John, tailor, 20, Netherkirkgate, h. 2, Gaelic lane John, shoemaker. Cotton John, plasterer, 34, East-North street John, late stabler, 185, Gallowgate John, surgeon, 42, Schoolhill Robert, gardener, Woodside Simon, tailor, 56, East-North street Thomas, bootmaker, 41, h. 43, Marischal street Thos. blacksm. (H. Gordon & Co,) 88, Broad st. Wm. grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 57, Union st.
h. 41, Schoolhill William, blacksmith, (H. Gordon & Co.) A. 30, Gallowgate William, (of Fraser and Gordon, seedsmen,) h. Ferryhill Nurseries Mrs. vintner, 47, North street Mrs. vintner, 4, Exchequer row
Miss, 5, Correction wynd Miss, dressmaker, Holburn street Miss, lodgings, Farquhar's crt. 17, Upperkirkgate Miss, 24, North Silver street Misses, 10, Castle street Frater, James, clerk, (City Tax-office,) h. 37, St. Andrew's street Freeman, Benjamin, vintner, Burnett's close, 5, Ex- chequer row French, Edward, beadle, (Relief Church,) and funeral- waiter, 20, Park lane John, wright, 16, Gerard street, h. Broadford William, baker, 5, h. 6, Shiprow Friends' Meeting-house, 132, Gallowgate Frost, Andrew, shoemaker, 29, Shiprow Forbes, bookseller, (of A. Brown & Co.) lu 41, Dee street John, weaver, 155, Gallowgate Fullerton, George, baker, 45, h. 46, St. Nicholas street John, cart and plough wright, Cotton Fyfe, Alexander, block and pump maker, York street Alexander, blacksmith, Auchmull 60 FYF—GAU
Fyfe, Charles, tea dealer and grocer, wine and spirit
merchant, 44, and 134, Union street, k. 4, South Crown street Charles, importer and dealer in Foreign and British
snuffs and cigars, 44, and 136, Union street, h. South Crown street George, messenger-at-arms, 96, Shiprow James, road-contractor, Adam Rennie's houses, Causewayend John, messenger-at-arms and superintendant of
Police, 9, Huxter row John, upholsterer and brushmaker, 22, h. 38, St. Nicholas street
Jno. blacksm. Maltmill bridge, h. 7, Barnett's close John, dealer in stoneware, 10, Sliiprow William, wright, 34, Summer street
WiUiam, merchant-tailor, 4, Union street, h. 13, Huxter row
Fyvie, John, flesher, 8, George street market, h. 242, George street
G Gale, Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 41, Com- merce street GaLen, John, M.D. 36, Marischal street Mrs. Alex. Galen's court, 18, Guestrow Gall, John, wright and architect, Lobban's court, 30, Castle street Miss, 29, Frederick street
Gammie, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 42, Gordon st.
Ganson, Hermon, shipmaster, (Bolivar,) 12, Commerce st. Garden, Francis, advocate, 2, Belmont street George, baker, 29, h. 27, Schoolhill Hepburn, tailor, Cotton James, 204, Gallowgate
. John, (Richards & Co. Broadford,) /;. 4, Geo. st.
John, watch and clockmaker, 72, Broad st. h. 17, Skene terrace
Peter, tailor, 68, Green William, flour-miller, (Pirie & Co.) Buxburn Mrs. George, Bon-Accord street
Mrs. poultry shop, 2, Frederick street Mrs. CrowTi street Mrs. Braehead, Gilcomston
Garioch, John, of Heathcot, 200, Union street
John, hairdresser, 3, George street, h. Broadford
Miss, broker, 9, Peacock's close
Garrie, John, teacher, 12, Hutcheon street
Garrow, John, thread manufacturer, Garrow's court, 8, Trinity street
Mrs. midwife, 29, Constitution street
Gauld, Alexander, shoemaker, 3, Lower Denburn
George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 233, Geo. st. GAU—GIL 61
Gauld, Hugh, flesher, 18, and 24, George st. market,
h. Kingsland place
Hugh, flesher, 80, Green, ft, 234, George street
Peter, fleher, 30, Geo. st. market, h. St. Andw. st. Mrs. vintner, 34, h, 33, Loch street Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 33, Loch street Geddes, James, boot and shoemaker, 14, Causewayend James, M.D. 193, Union street Geils, George, shoemaker, 49, h. 67, Netherldrkgate Gellie, Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 2, Park street Gerard, Alexr. teacher, Gordon's Hospital, Schoolhill John, of Midstrath, Skene terrace William, brewer, Devanha Brewery Mrs. Skene terrace Gibb, Alexander, civil engineer, h. 144, King street Alex, vintner, and funeral waiter, Stronach's close
John, civil engineer, h. 8, Canal terrace John, & Son, civil engineers, Waterloo Quay Robert, merchant, h. 15, Union place
Gibbon, Alex. adv. h. 214, Union st. office, 1, Huntly st. Mrs. Alexander, 5, Aflleck street
. Mrs. Alexander, junr. 11, Quay Mrs. William, 78, Dee street
Misses, 1 1 , Virginia street Miss E. 4, Eegent quay Gibson, David, vintner, 22, Guestrow George, mason, Skene -row
Thos. shuttle-maker, 71, George st. h. Chapel st.
Misses, milliners and dressm. 1 Corection wynd Miss M. and E. Junor, dressmakers, &c. baby
linen bazaar, 3, Adelphi court
Gilbert, Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 49, Virginia st. Gilbertson, Geo. shipmaster, 24, Prince Regent street
Gilchrist, Gordon, tailor, 6, Union lane Robertson, plumber, 12, Upperkirkgate Wm. tailor, grocer, and spirit merchant, 28, h. 18, Causevvayend Gilcomston Brewery Company, Gilcomston Distillery Company, Gilcomston Gilda-wie, Alexr. jun. mason, 56, Causewayend
Giles, Jas. artist, 64, Bon-Accord st. Gill, Alexander, shoemaker, 11, East North-street David, painter and glazier, h. 12, Upperkirkgate
David (of Gill & Son) h. 13, Queen street John, hairdresser, 9, Skene street
John, lime-mercht. Limesheds, h. 216, Gallowgate
Peter (of GiU & Son) h. Union terrace
—— & Son, watch and clock makers, 13, Queen st. Gillanders, James, beadle (Sliiprow Chapel) and funeral waiter, 15, Gordon street WilUam, watch and clock maker, Eastficld Gilles, Peter, mealsoller, Upper Denburn
GiUespie, George, painter, h. 5, Huntly street 62 GIL—GOR
Gillespie, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 147, A. 145, George street
Mrs. lodgings. Diamond street Gillet, Nath. 92, Green
Gillon, Wm. baker, 10, h. 8, Exchequer-row Girl's Hospital, 56, Gallowg. Miss Susan Maver, matron Givan, Robert, dealer, in linens, slops, &c. 74, Sbiprow Glashan, Thomas, surgeon, 20 Schoolhill Glass, Charles, teacher, Holburn street
James, boot and shoemaker, 4, Marischal street,
h. 29, Frederick st. John, grocer. Cotton
Glegg, Geo. & Sons, confectioners, 191, Union street, and 27, h. 25, Shiprow Glenburn Distillery (Brown & Co.) Jno. Burness, mangr. Glennie, Alexander, of Maybank^ Hutcheon street Alexander, 44, Queen street Rev. Dr. George, prof. mor. phil. Maris. College,
Ti. College court, 82, Broad street
John, Kennerty, h. 97, Union street William, vintner, Bursar's court, 61, Castle street Glenny, James, clerk, 50, Causewayend
John, thread manufacturer, 7, Lower Denburn
Mrs. Jas. grocer and spirit dealer, 27, Skene st. Mrs. Cotton Globe Fire, Life, and Annuity Insurance Agent's Office, 102, King street
Goldie, Jarties, shipmaster (Herald) 4, Wellington st. John, shipmaster (Jane) 53, York street Goodbrand, James, cabinet-maker. Cotton
Gordon, Rev. A. L. (Greyfriar's Ch.) h. 54, St. Nich. st. Alex. adv. and com. clerk. 42, Castle street
Alex. Gordon's Tavern, Pirie's-court, 50, Castle st. Alex, of Cairnfield, h. Cairnfield Alex, road contractor, and grocer, Holburn street Alex, vintner, 26, Guestrow -—— Barron, & Co. cotton spinners and manuf. Woodside & Reid, felt-manufacturers. Pork lane
Charles, cooper, 1, Putachie side, h. Dee village Charles S, (Coach-office,) 54, Union street, h. 27, Gordon street
Rev. Charles, (Roman Catholic Chapel,) h. 1, Jus-
tice street Charles, gardener, Hardgate Charles, wright, Cotton Francis, 28, Castle street
George, of Sheddocksley, h. Sheddocksley George, blacksmith, 73, Queen street George, shipmaster, 17, Virginia street George & Co. brewers, Hardgate George, plasterer, 21, Union row George, painter, Northfield, Gilcomston
Geo. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 191, Gallowgate GOR—GOR 63
Gordon, Hugh & Co. braziers, and dealers in foreign and British iron, 89, Broad street James, (of F. & G. seedsman) h. 126, King street
^ James, teacher of mathematics, &c. 42, Green, h. 10, John street James, letter-carier, 34, St. Andrew's street James, painter, 12, Long acre James & Co. coopers, 5, North street street . James, silk-mercer, 79, h. 75, Union James, grocer, 203, George street James, proprietor. Cotton John Stewart of Mosstown, h. 20, Bon- Accord st. John> beadle, (Union Church,) and funeral-waiter, 58, Castle street John cabinet-maker, 16, St. Nicholas lane, h. 12, Belmont street John, shoemaker, 72, George street John, turner, 66, Gerard street John, travlr. (T. M'Combie, &Co.) 12, Union row Lewis, merchant, h. Gordon's court, 4) Schoolhill Lewis, 10, Castle street
. Pryse Lockhart, 4, Dee street
Pet. porter and spirit dealer, 100, /*. 102, Gallowg. Robert, Mill street Robert, gardener, Cornhill cottage Samuel, vintner, 36, Guestrow Thomas, builder, 22, Gordon street Thomas, shipmaster, (Wellington,) Middleton's houses, Wales street
_ William, advocate, 14, Adelphi William, cork-manufacturer, 42, Guestrow
Mrs. General, 9, Golden square
. Mrs. Colonel, 42, Bon-Accord street _ Mrs. Alexander of Newton, h. 151, Union street Mrs. Captain, 31, Marischal street
Mrs. Dr. 6, Belmont street Mrs. Robert, 41, Union place
Mrs. James, 1, Longacre, and Gowneybrae cottage Mrs. Ralph, 26, Dee street Mrs. lodgings, 29, Union street Mrs. grocer, and lodgings, Tanfield
Mrs. midwife, 17, Virginia street
Mrs. midwife, 2, Trinity corner
Mrs. broker, 17, Woolmanhill Miss, of Leitcheston, 148, Union street Miss Margaret, 69, Union street Miss, dressmaker. Union terrace Miss, 14, Rose street
Miss, wool merchant, 49, Queen st h. Well of Spa
Miss, Berryden, 1, Gallowgate Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 50, Gordon street Misses, ladies' school, 12, Belmont street
's Hospital, Schoolhill 64 GOW—GRA
Gowan, Alex, shipmaster, (Charleston,) Hanover lane
Gourlay, W. painter, glazier, and grocer, 6, Weigh- house square Gouk, Mrs, feather-maker and dresser, 60, Loch street Gove, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 73, Netherkirkgate Grahame, Mrs. Ewen's court, 42, Gallowgate Mrs. vintner, York street Graich, Jas. lodgings, 34, Queen street Grange, John, vintner, Gilcomston Tavern, GUcomston Granger, Robert, shipmaster, (Favourite schooner,) St. Clement street Mrs. North Lodge, 181, King street Grant, Alexander, goldsmith, h. 73, Queen street
Alexander, stabler, 1, Back wynd David, teacher of reading, English, writing, arith- metic, geog. &c school, 23, h. 27, Longacre George, mason, Upper cotton
Jas. adv. 4, Huxter-row, h. 2, Langstane place —— James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 62, Castle st. h. 9, Exchequer court James, teacher, Donaldson's school. Back wynd Jas. working silversm. and jeweller, 33, Broad st. —— James, shoemaker, 16, Loch street Captain John, (24th reg.) Kirk villa, Skene
J. hatter, Woodside J. & W. clothiers and haberdashers, 17, Broad st. h. Crown street Peter, teacher, 11, Gardener's lane Peter, wright, 35, Guestrow, h. 30, Gallowgate Robert, of Drumminner, h. 13, Carmelite street Robert, dial-maker, 24, Frederick street Simon, town serjeant, 30, Queen street Thos. baker, 229, George street Wm. manager, (W. P. & Co.) Gordon's mills Wm. of Whitemyres, h. Whitemyres Mrs. 81, Shiprow Mrs. straw-hat maker, 11, Shiprow Mrs. teacher, Mitchell's court, 66, North street
Mrs. sick-nurse, 7, Gaelic lane Mrs. Robert, midwife, 234, George street Mrs. midwife, 2, Windy wynd Miss, Simpson's court. Crown street Miss, grocer, 66, Chapel street Miss, Bourtie's court, 19, Upperkirkgate
Misses, of Monymusk, 3, Belmont street Grassick, Wm. lodgings, Holbum street Gray, Rev. Andrew, (Woodside Church) h. Tanfield A. Farquhar, comptroller of customs, h. Union ter. A. W. surgeon, Tanfield Alexander, stabler, 81, North street Alex, rope and twine manufacturer, 79, North st. — Alex, toll-keeper, Cooperston
, Rev. Charles, Smith's court, 49, Gallowgate GRA—GRE 65
Gray, D. C. clothier, 13, Broad street, A. 11, Union lane Geo, grocer, tea and spirit deal. 58, h. 69, Shiprow Geo. shipmaster, (Dauntless) 108, George street —— Jas. flesher, 5, Wales-street market, h. Hanover street
James, shoemaker, 11, St. Andrew's street James, saddler, 11, Back wynd
John, & Co. tea merchants, 80, Union street, h.
11, Constitution street Jno. cooper and fish-curer, Capal terrace
John, grocer and spirit dealer, 17, h. 58, Castle st.
Peter, bookseller and stationer, 7, Broad street, h. 24, Gordon, street,
Robert, letter-carrier. Crown court. Union st.
Robert, wright, 3, Blackfriars street
Watt, & Co. rope and twine manuf. 80, North st.
—— Wm. tea dealer and grocer, 39, Green, h. 2, Car- melite street Wm. advocate, 134, King street Wm. horsehirer and vintner, 18, Frederick street
Wm. hosier, 34, Blackfriars st h. 24, Gordon st.
. Wm. grocer, tea and spirit dealer. Cotton Wm. toll-keeper, Rubislaw
Mrs. straw -hat maker and millin. 3, Blackfriars st.
Mrs. George, stocking merchant, 8, Upperkirkgate,
h. 49, Gallowgatc Mrs. lodgings, 61, Broad street Mrs. sick-nurse, 162, George street
Mrs. Jas. vint. Nelson's houses, St. Clement's st. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Denburn terrace Miss, Steps of Gilcomston
Misses, dressmakers, 14, Crown street Grayson, Wm. manufacturer, 9, Windy wynd Green, John, mason, 90, Union street
John, accountant, Com. Bank of Scotland's Br. h. 90, Union street Greenfield, John, excise-officer, Holburn street Greig, Andrew, vintner, 3, Longacre
Geo. cart and plough wright, 92, h. 94, North st. James, teacher of languages, 90, North street James, ship builder, York street James, wood-merchant, and agent for Montblairy
Distillery, 37, Marigch. st. h. 30, Constitution st.
James, shoemaker, 85, Queen st. h. 71, North st. —— James, boot and shoemaker, 63, Windmill brae James, shoemaker, 6, Carnegie's brae
Jno. cotton manuf. 2, Trinity street, h. Fisherrow
• John, cabinet maker, 130, King street John, surgeon, R.N. 130, Union street Robert, mason, 49, Summer street Wm. guard, (Royal Highlander) 18, Lodge walk William, carter, Cotton Mrs. James, 22, Adelphi, Union street 66 GRE—HAM
Greig, Miss, straw-hat maker, 10, Virginia street
Misses, milliners, 2, St. Nicholas lane Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 63, Windmill brae Mrs. midwife, 10, Windy wind Gregory, Mrs. vintner, Waterloo quay
Grewar, James, shore porter, 8, Chapel lane Grieve, Alexander, carrier, 39, George street John, japanner, 25, Chapel street
Griffith, William, Bexley cottage, Holbiirn Grub, George, hosier, 38, George street Mrs. Alexander, vintner. Lime quay
Guardian Fire, Life, and Annuity Insurance Office, A. Chivas, 42, Castle Street, Agent Guild, George, blacksmith, Ruthrieston Gunn, John, grocer, Ruthrieston John, contractor, Woodside
—— William, wright and furniture dealer, 7, Park st.
H Hacket, Chas. merchant, h. Muirfield Cottage Charles, grocer and spirit dealer. Cotton
Hadden, Alex, manuf. (L. M. & Co.) h. 130, Union st. Alex. & Sons, wooU. manuf. & worst, spinners, Gr, Gavin, manufacturer, h. Union grove Gavin, jun. manufacturer, A. Union grove
.—— James, manufacturer, h. 130, Union street James, Farquhar, manufacturer, h. Union grove Thomas Leys, manufacturer, h. 150, Union street William, tailor, 67, George street Mrs. Glentanner Tavern, York place — Mrs. vintner, Couperston buildings
Miss, teacher, 8, Trinity corner Miss, dressmaker, 67, George street Haggar, Mrs. South bridge, Holborn street
Hall, Alexander, shipbuilder, & block maker, ?i. York
street, Footdee Alexander & Co. shipbuilders, and blacksmiths, York street, Footdee George, wood turner, 107, Gallowgate
James, shipbuilder, (of Al. Hall & Co.) York st.
John, merchant, 29, h. Exchange court. Union st. Harvey & John, wholesale and retail warehouse- men, 29, Union street Harvey, merchant, k. Rubislaw Den
Peter, flesher, 10, Wales street market, k. Rainic's Houses, Wales street William, (of Al. Hall & Co.) York street, Footdee Mrs, 43, Frederick street
Miss I., register office for servants, 86, George st.
Hamilton, John, cutler, 9, h. 35, George street
Miss, 1, Justice street Miss, Eastfield
Hampton, William, stabler, 60, North street HAR—HEN 67
Hardie, James, adv. and city chamberlain, h. 18, King st Hardy, Adam, shoemaker, 153, George street. Alexander, shore porter, 6, Marischal street John, watch and clock maker, 17. Huxter row Harper, Alexander, 47, Green James, Morning-field, Rubislaw Jas. mason, 27, chapel street
Mrs, teacher, 7, Jopp's lane Harriot, Miss, 75, Union street
Harrow, George flesher, 1, Wales street market, h. 18, Wales street William flesher, 45 and 46, Wales st. market A. 18, Wales street Mrs, midwife, 13, Huxter row Hart, Rev. Hugh, (Shiprow Chapel,) h. 70, Dee street Harvey, Alexander, advocate, 83, King street Alexander, of Broomhill, surgeon, 6, Belmont st. Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 121, Skene street Hatt, John, clerk, 11, Peacock's close. Castle street William, grocer, 206, George street Hay, Alex, japanner and clock dial maker, 17, Upper- kirkgate Al. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 86, Shiprow
. Rev. Al. (Baptist Chapel) 85, Hutcheon street
Alexander, 6, Wellington street Arthur, surgeon, 25, Queen street James, mason, 17, Hutcheon street Jas. jim. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 212, Gallowg. James, sen. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 16, Wool-
manhill, A. 1, Blackfriars street James, & Co. clothiers and haberdashers, 25, Union
street, h. 1, Blackfriars street James, plasterer, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 15, Berry lane John, carver and gilder, 77, A. 75, Union street
John, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 24, A. 23, East North street John, boot and shoemaker, 40, Causewayend Thomas, vintner, 10, Catto square Mrs. glove-ingrafter, 19, St. Andrew's street Mrs. lodgings. Burn court, 44, Upperldrkgate Miss, housekeeper, Infirmary, 61, Woolmanhill Miss, Steps of Gilcomston Hector, Alex, salmon dealer, 61, Commerce street James, tea and spirit dealer, Holburn street James, salmon boiler, 61, Commerce street Thomas, grocer. Cotton William, skinner, 20, Loch street
Mrs. Dr. 6, Broad street Miss, 97, Union street
Henderson, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 11, Windy wynd - Andrew, steward (Bon-accord), 3, Links street f2 68 HEN—HIL
Henderson, Charles, shipmaster, 27, St. Clement's st.
Fras. advocate, 56, Bon-accord st. k. 2, Chapel st.
Geo. grain merchant, 2, Flourmill brae, h. Leadside
George, bird staffer, 16, Mealmarket lane
Gilbert, tailor, 16, Guestrow
& Gillespie, painters, gilders, &c. 5, Dee st. James, builder, 6, Innes street
James, shipmaster, (Rotterdam Packet,) 12, St. Clement street
James, manufacturer, 2, Chapel street Jas. grocer, tea and spirit dealer. Upper Denburn John, 201, George street Captain Robert, R.N. 17, Union place Peter, ship chandler and grocer, Waterloo quay
William, of Kepplestone, h. Kepplestone
Rev. Wm. Crown street Academy, 14, Crown st. William, late soap maker, 55, Loch street WiUiam, builder, 43, Loch-st. and 91, Gallowgate
William, painter, h. 28, Summer st. William, gunmaker, 85, A. 83, King street WiUiam, M.D. 43, Schoolhill
William, jun. (Barry, Henry, & Co.) h. 55, Loch st.
. William, clerk, (P.S.) 13, Marischal street Mrs. William, lodgings, 13, Marischal street
. Mrs. William, Hadagain Mrs. George, vintner, Webster's court, 72, Shiprow Miss, 11, Constitution street Miss, dressmaker, 14, Crown street Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 2 Chapel street
Hendry, Alexander, tailor, 5, Guestrow,
. James, wright, 82, Queen street
. Miss, milliner, 82 Queen street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 35, Gallowgate Miss C. teacher of Piano forte, 58, Castle street Henry, David, slater, 158, George street
Geo. merchant, (H. Gordon & Co.) A. 1, Gallowgate Robert, chemist and druggist, 2, head of Shiprow,
h. 25, Shiprow Mrs George, lodgings, 35, Gallowgate Mrs. midwife, 64, Shiprow Hepburn, George, tailor, Cotton Geo. writer, 15, St. Nicholas street Herald, David, vintner, 16, Shiprow Hercules Insurance Co J. Nicol, 17, Adelphi, and John Duncan, 34, Marischal street, agents
Herd, James, tailor, 28, Virginia street Hervey, James, manufacturer, (Leys, Masson, & Co.) Grandholm
Miss, 6, Belmont street Hicks, Thomas, tailor, 27, Loch street
Hill, Alexander, plasterer, 36, Causewayend
. Archibald, tide surveyor, 12, Prince Regent street
George, vintner, 12, sugar-house lane HIL—IML 69
Hill, Isaac, teacher, seminary, 19, Queen street Hird, George, painter, colour merchant, 114, George st. Robert, sheriiF officer, 12, Chronicle lane Hodge, Andrew, Excise officer, Rosemount Robert, shipmaster, 24, James street Thomas, superintendent of the Lunatic Asylum Hogarth & Co. merchants. Crown terrace George, jun. merchant, h. Crowoi terrace
William, merchant, Crown terrace, /;. Woodhill Hogg, Alexander, Umbrella manufacturer, 37, Upper- kirkgate, h. 14, Fisher-row James, overseer, Grandholm mill, h. Tanfield James, wheelwright, Sim's square Peter, tinsmith, 48, h. 22, Green
Miss, 9, Denburn terrace Holme, John, Town-house attendant, h. 17, Huxter row Holmes, Joseph, overseer of the harbour works, 24, Prince Regent street Hood, Captain James, late 91st regt. Maybank cottage Home, James, town serjeant, 15, St. Nicholas street; Horn, James, timber merchant, Footdee, h. 2, Yeats lane James, shipmaster, (Scotia,) 12, Marywell street Hossack, James, wine and spirit dealer, 59, Broad street Mrs. Thornton's court, 23, Guestrow, h. Skene sq. Misses, dressmakers and milliners, Skene sq. Howie, Gilbert, tailor, 78, Gallowgate Hughes, James, Gordon's Hospital Lodge, Schoolhill Humphrey, John, advocate, 109, h. 108, King street William, 108, King street Hunter, Alex, overseer, (A. Low,) Auchmull, h. 23, Windy wynd Geo. coal broker—office, 54, Quay, h. 83, Shiprow James, mason, 22, Windy wynd John Mackenzie, clerk of excise, 114, King street
William, tailor, 1, Huxter-row, h. Exchequer-row Mrs. T. 46, Skene terrace Mrs. William, haberdasher. Cotton Mrs. and Miss, 42, Marischal street Miss, dressmaker, 39, Bon-accord street Miss, straw hat maker, 44, Queen street
Hurry, William, nail and tack manufacturer, 9, Park st. Husband, David, manager, (Aberdeen Salmon Co.) 2, Fish street Hutcheon, Alexander, upholsterer, 87, King street, k,
86, Queen st. George, gardener, Rosemount
James, marble and stone cutter, h. 84, George st, Mrs. H. Broadford Hutchieson, A. hairdresser and perfumer, 94, George-st.
I Imlach, Miss, lodgings, 204, Gallowgate
Imlay, Alexander, printer, 20, /«. 22, Long acre r3 70 IMP—IZA
Imperial Insurance Office—J. Smith, 142, King st. agent Imray, John, beadle, (Union terrace Chapel), funeral waiter, h. 18, skene street Robert, 44, Skene-street Infirmary, 61, Woolmanhill Inglis, Alexander, bookbinder, stationer, and circulating library, 63, Gallovvgate, h. 51, Causewayend George, merchant, h. 60, Dee street John, shoemaker, 15, Hutcheon-street Mrs. midwife, 51, Causewayend
Ingram, James, furnishing tailor, 14, Guestrow, h. 32> Summer street Rev. James, 32, Summer street
Mrs. leather merchant, 63, h. G\, Broad street
Innes, Alexander, dyer, 10, h. 9, Innes street George, watchmaker, and astronomical calculator,
5, h. 7, Skene street
i^ Geo. cotton manufacturer, 171, Geo. st. h. Loanhead John, thread manufacturer, 14, John street John, landsurveyor, 22, Union place
John, merchant tailor, Prospect cottage, Ruthrieston John, teacher, 14, John street Mrs. lodgings, Cruden's court, 22, Broad street Mrs. dressmaker. Prospect cottage, Ruthrieston
• Mrs. midwife, 9, Long acre Mrs. James (MeiklefoUa,) 57, Chapel street
. Mrs. John, midwife, Hanover street Miss, milliner and dressmaker, Hanover street Miss, (Mrs. Donald's) 251, Union street Miss, Skene terrace
Insurance Company of Scotland (Fire)—Alex. Gibbon, 1, Huntly street, and William Skinner, 84, Union
street, agents
Ireland, Alexander, baker and confectioner, 81, h. 79, Bon-accord street Ironside, George, flaxdresser, 250, George street John, mealseller, 71, Green
John, clerk, (W. Duthie,) h. 5, Yeats lane
William, vintner, 17, Loch street
. M'^illiam, spirit dealer, 24, Upperkirkgate
Irvine, Robert, slater, 98, Gallowgate
Alexander, paper manufacturer, Peterculter, /i. 51, Marischal street Alex. & Co. paper manufacturers, 49, Marischal street James, of Springbank, Kittybrewster James, Broadford John, shoemaker, 21, Long acre Jn. guard (Aberdn. and Ballater coach) Lodge walk William, advocate, 46, Marischal street
Mrs. (late of Tovvie,) 2, Belmont street,
. Miss, milliner, 22, James street
Lzat, David, jeweller, 23,. St. Clement street JAC—JES
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Jack, John, deai«r in linen table cloths, harden, &e. 2, Union lane Robert, brewer of ginger beer, 23, Frederick street William, boot and shoemaker, 54, Loch street William, shipmaster, (Swift,) 23, Frederick street Mrs. WiUiam, midwife. Upper Denburn Jackson, William, boot and shoemaker, 15, Huxtcr-row A. 26, North street JafFray, Alexander, wright, 70, Gallowgate
. Charles, tailor, 102, Gallowgate Andrew, stabler, 18, North street James, shipmaster, (Craigievar,) 34, Virginia street James, leather seller, 11, Upperkirkgate John, shoemaker, 149, Gallowgate Robt. leather dealer, boot and shoemaker, 32, Up- perkirkgate, h. 36, Upperkirkgate Thos. paper maker, Watterton, Stoneywood William, shipmaster. Park street Mrs. Rettie's court, 51, North street James, Alexander, cooper. Pork lane Jamieson, Alex, cutler, 12, Lodge walk, h. Park street
Alex, drill-master, Gordon's Hospital, h. 2, Huntly street
Alex, vintner, 39, Park sti-eet Charles, mealseller and vintner. Spa street
Geo. grocer, wine and spirit deal. 2, h. 10, King st. Geo. shore porter, 54, Shiprow
James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 1, Justice st.
h. 18, Castle street
James, surgeon, 4, Castle-brae James, shore porter, 79, Shiprow John, mason, Denburn terrace John, coal agent, 26, Chapel street John, mason. Cotton
John, druggist, 90, Broad st. h. 5, High st. O. A. Joseph, shore porter, 14, Shiprow Robert, writer, 20, James' street Thomas, turner, 58, North street
Wm. jeweller, 87, Broad st. h. 31, Union place
William, grocer, 29, Quay, /*. Mount Pleasant WUliam, confectioner, 37, George street William, house-carpenter, Holburn street William, teacher. Cotton —— Mrs. Jamieson's court, 40, Shiprow Jamson, Culbert, shipmaster. (Braemar) York place
John, shipmaster, (Orient) 24, Prince Regent st. Richard, late shipmaster, 64, Union street
Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 64, Union st. Jeans, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, York street Jessiman, James, bookbinder, 36, Park street John, mason, 23, Frederick street 72 JEN—KEI
Jenkins, Robert, hairdresser and perfumer, 3, and 4, St.
Nicholas street, h. 2, St. Nicholas lane
Johnston and Laird, tailors, 29, Broad street Alex, bookseller and stationer, Charlotte street
Alex, tailor, 103, Skene street —— Alex, wholesale tea dealer, 14, Justice street Alex. W.S. Chambers, 233, Union st. h. Viewfiekl David, (of Allan & Johnston) h. 12, Carmelite st. Geo. advocate, 40, Netherkirkgate James, mealseller, 48, Virginia street Jas. accoimtant, Aberdeen Bank, h. 44, Skene ter. Jas. sen. clothier and haberdasher, 19, Union build-
ings, h. 62, Dee street
Jas. messenger-at-arms, 9, Huxter-ro\y
James, slater, 25, Windmill brae
V. John, late shipmaster, 54, Virginia street John, merchant, 55, Gallowgate
• John, heel and toe manufacturer, 75, Gallowgate
Joseph, imibrella manuf. 2, Blackfriars st. h. 13, Black's buildings Robt. merchant, 47, Marisehal street, h. Viewfield Robt. machine maker, Grandholm mill
Samuel, mercht- 23, Gallowgate, h. 3, Drum's lane Wm. jun. tobacco manufacturer, (T. Craig & Co.)
h. Berryden Mrs. Andrew, 14, St. Clement's street Mrs. William, of Viewiield, h. Viewfield Mrs. midwife, 35, Muttonbrae Miss, dressmaker, Jopp's court, 31, Gallowgate Misses, Calsay-seat Jean, waiter at the Bath rooms. Sea beach, 13. Black's buildings Jolly, George mealseller, 46, Frederick street
Mrs. midwife, 8, Pork lane Jones, Edward, shoemaker, 14, Peacock's close Major, (H.E.I. C.'s service) h. Cooperston build. Jopp, Alexander, advocate, Jopp's court, 31, Gallowgate Mrs. Andrew, Elm-hill
Joss, John, vi^right. Upper Denburn William, wright. Windy wynd
Joarden, Mrs. 1, Affleck place, Affleck street Justice mills, Holburn street
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Katon, Mrs. 1, Church street Kay, James, dyer. Fowler's wynd, Green
John, teacher of English, 67, Shiprow, h. 37, Park st, James, waterworks, Bridge of Dee
Kean, James, tailor, 41, Causewayend Keard, Alexander, teacher of music, 32, Green
Keir, Mrs. Robert, vintner, Henderson's court. Broad st.
Keith, Alex. & Son, house and sign painters, Ross' crt.
6, Upperkirkgate KEI—KIL 73
Keith, Mrs. printer, 7, Longacre
Alex, librarian, (Mec. Institut.) 48, Gordon st. Dav. advocate, Town-house, h. Hill of Pitfodels
. Jas. druggist. Union pi. h. 5, East-North street James, R. N. 29, Frederick street
John, merchant tailor, 8, Netherkirkgate, h. 5, East-North street
John, flesher, 28, Wales street, k. Park street
John, vintner, 4, Shoe lane
William, surgeon, 2, Union place
John, Town and County Bank, 6, Upperkirkgate William, slater, 71, Chapel street William, innkeeper and lodging-house, 24, Quay William, tailor, M'Lean's court, 50, Gallowgate
Mrs. Jo. flesher, 35, Wales st. mkt, h. Hanover st.
Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 6, Upperkirkgate
. • Miss, dressmaker, 10, justice lane Kelly, John, merchant, h. 84, George street
Kelman, James, merchant, 3, Castle st. h. 82, Skene st.
J. Cooper, 7, Woolmanhill William, surgeon. Church street, Footdee
William, rope and twine manufact. Hutcheon st.
William, tailor, 43, Skene street
Kemp, Alex, (of Wm. Kemp & Co.) h. 27. Frederick st. Irvine, manager, (G. B. & Co.) Woodside
Peter, manufacturer, 104, k. 103, Shiprovv Robert, grain merchant and taxman of Ferryhill
Mills, office 12, Trinity corner, k. 27, Frederick st.
Wm & Co. grocers, tea & spirit dealers, 106, King st. Mrs. William, 27, Frederick street Kenn, William, wireworker, 22, East-North street
William, renovator of clothes, 8, Flourmillbrae,
h. 7, Huntly street
Kennedy, Andrew, shoemaker, 14, Commerce street William, advocate, 46, Marischal street
Mrs. broker, 3, Gardners' lane Kerr, David, surgeon, 137, Union street
James, shipmaster, (Bon-Accord) 53, Commerce st.
James, painter, 6, Schoolhill, h. 20, Blackfriar's st. -—- James, sexton, 13, Muttonbrae William, boot and shoemaker, 13, Skene terrace
Wm. grocer and spiritdealer, 88, h. 130, Union st.
Miss, teacher, 8, Huntly street
Miss, dressmaker and milUner, 1, Catherine street
Misses, dressmakers and milHners, 3, Drum's lane Kesson, George, Union Coach Office Kidd, B.F.R., A.M. Skene square
John, boot and shoemaker, 199, George street William, baker, 46, h. 48, George street Kilgour, Alexander, M.D. 21, Gallowgate & Co. tobacco and snuff manuf. 44, Netherkirkg, James merchant, h. 29, Bon- Accord terrace
Patrick, of Woodside, h. Woodside 74 KIL—KYN
Kiloh, James, tailor, 20, Fisherrow James, & Co. stoneware merchants, 48, George
street, h. 3, Jopp's lane
John, bookseller, stationer and engraver, 107, h. 211, Union street
. Mrs. John, Ladies' Boarding School, 211, Union street Miss, dressmaker, 71, King street Miss, straw hat maker, 20, Fisherrow
King, Chas. furnishing tailor, Jopp's court, 40, Broad st. David, grocer, 63, Shiprow George, bookseller, stationer, and depositary of the
Tract Society, 36, St. Nich. st. h. 57, Chapel st. Walter, cutler, 140, Gallowgate William, wright and cabinet maker, 19, Gordon
street, h. 11, Huntly street Kinloch, Miss, 13, Golden square Kinnear, Mrs, James, vintner, Holburn street Kinneard, Wm. fruit and vegetable garden, 162, George street Kirkland, Mrs, 65, Dee street Kirton, George, agent, Exchange court
Kitson, Henry, teach, of mus. Farq. crt. 17, Upperkirkg. Knight & Gray, coachmakers, 5, Chronicle lane
. Geo. & Co. confectioners & grocers, 49, Union st. James, gardener, Cornhill
James, coachmaker, (of Knight & Gray,) h. 17, Constitution street
John, saddler, 43, Queen st. A. 17, Constitution st.
Robert, saddler, li. 31, Frederick street William L.L.D. professor of natural philosophy,
Marischal college, h. 8, Golden square
Mrs, George, confectioner, 2, Adelphi
. Miss, dressmaker, 31, Frederick street
Knowles, Alexander, 1, Langstane place. Dee street
Geo. flesher, 38, & 39, Wales street market, h. 23, Wales street
James, flesher, 11, Wales st. mark. h. 2, Wales st.
Thomas, flesher, 40, Wales street market, h. Thos. Webster's houses, Hanover street William, timber merchant, Footdee, h. York place
Wm, flesher, 4, Wales st. mark. h. 23, Wales st. William, flesher, 23, and 17, Wales street market,
h. 22, Wales Street Misses, dressmakers, 71, King street Knox, Arthur, cabinet maker, Bon-Accord lane, h. Salt- ers court, 39, Loch street John (of day police) Canal side, Monthooly
and Machray, mail contractors, 61, Union st.
Wm. mail contractor, 61, Union st. h. 14, Silver st. Kyd, James, road overseer, Holburn street Kynoch, John, hairdresser. Cotton
Kynoch, Ninian, merchant, h. 60, Gordon street LAI—LAW 75
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Laidlaw, Mrs. William, spirit dealer, 67, li. 69, Shiprow Laing, Charles (of day police) Whitehouse street Cumming, Summer street Herod, 11, Drum's lane James, ironmonger, 98, Union street, h. Crown court, 36, Upperkirkgate James, hairdresser, 28, Park street John, cotton manuf. Porthill, h. 39, Longacre John, quarrier, Holburn street
• Peter, gardener, 18, Huntly street
William, M.D. 7, Golden square Mrs. John, perfumer, 67, h. 69, Union Street
Mrs. John, midwife, 7, Carnegie's brae Robert, lodgings, 14, Commerce street Laird, John, brewer, Newbridge, Hardgate
Lamb, David, flesher, 13, Wales st. market, 40, Parkst. George, flesher, 36, Wales st. market, 40, Park st. James, cart and plough wright, Ruthrieston Lambert, Miss, boarding school. Union terrace Lamond, James, of Stranduff, h. Lamond's court, 49, Upperkirkgate Lament, Mrs. George, teacher of English and sewing, 4, Gaelic lane Lanard, Miss, teacher, 26, East-North street Lansdown, Mrs. Angusfield Lancas. school, (boys) Blackfriar's street
(girls), Charlotte st. Ivliss Morren, teacher, 20, Dee street Lander, Mrs. pattern printer and flourisher, 21, Loch st. Latto, Andrew, confectioner, 40, h. 38, Woolmanhill Launie, Mrs. 13, Unioiypljice Laurie, David, comb ajid'^spoon manuf. 110, George st.
Thos. founder, (of J. Abernethy & Co) //. Ferryhill -—— William, comb maker, 46, Shiprow William, agent for the Teaninich Distillery, and dealer in foreign spirits—office, 11, Mai'ischal st. h. 11, Constitution street WilHam, bookbinder, circulating library, 169,
Union street, h. 46, Shiprow
Law, John, baker, 60, h. 58, Shiprow
John, mealseller, 7, Commerce street Robert, manufacturer, 37, Castle street Robert, shoemaker. Cotton
William, boot and shoemaker, 140, Union street h. 49, Upperkirkgate Misses, dressmakers, 35, Shiprow Lawrence, Andrew, dealer in ready made clothes, 208, George street James, manufacturer and brewer, Skene square James, cart and plough wright, Holburn street John, brass founder, Milner's court, 21, Guestrow 76 LAW_LES
Lawrence, John, tailor, 1, Mealmarket lane John, slater, 42, Gallowgate
Mrs. Thomas, midwife, 11, Innes street Misses, dressmakers and milliners, Brebner's court, 83, Shiprow Lawson, William, (Devanha Brewery) Devanha
• Wm. gardener, Devanha, h. Devanha Mrs. 11, Canal terrace Leaper, George, vintner, 13, Trinity street Leask, Alex, shipmaster, (Portsoy) h. 4, Shore lane George, advocate—office 21, h. 22, Adelphi James, ship-joiner, St. Clement street, h. 10, Vir- ginia street
general agent. Exchange court, h. 79, King street William, late shipmaster, 10, Justice lane ' William, shipmaster, (Isabella, schooner) Brebner's court, 83, Shiprow
William, tailor, 41, Broad street
Mrs. 3, Shore brae Ledingham, James and John, teachers of English, elocu-
tion, writing, and arithmetic, 35, Guestrow, h. 7, Correction wynd James, mealseller, 27 Upperkirkgate
Peter, (clerk) 56, St. Nicholas st. h. 75, King st. —— Robert, advocate, 75, King street Lefevre, John, renovator of ladies' and gentlemen's ap- parel, 19, George street
. Joseph, hairdresser, 90, North street Miss, feather dresser, 16, Woolmanhill Legg, James, tinsmith, 45, h. 46, Netherkirkgate Leggett, Theophilus, of Millbank, k. Millbank Leigh, John, excise officer, Holhurn street Leighton, David, of the customs, 47, Castle street James, letter carrier, Charles street, Broadford John, mealseller, 20, St. Clement's street Rt. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 27, h. 25, Green Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 47, Castle street Leitch, Robert, shipmaster, (Henry Michie) 58, Quay Leith, Alexander, dyer and renovator, Lawrance's houses. Steps of Gilcomston
. George, shoemaker, 4, Wales street John, late coppersmith, Cooperston buildings Thomas, contractor, 115, Gallowgate Mrs. late of Whitehaugh, h. 5, Union place Mrs. broker, 25, East-North street Mrs. Frances, Holburn street Misses, of Freefield, 22, Silver street Leslie, Alexander, (late of Jamaica) 4, Huntly street Alex, shipmaster, (Albion) 40, Comstitution street George shipmaster, (Fame) South-Crown street George, grocer, 112, h. Ill, Gallowgate George, writer, sheriif clerk depute, Record office, 27, King street, h. 4, Mealmarket lane LES—LIN 77
Leslie, John, cotton manufacturer, 34, A. 32, Woolmanhill John, late goldsmith, h. 87, Grallovvgate
. John, shipmaster, (William) 59, Virginia street John, shipmaster^ (Triumph) 7, Constitution st. Rbt. tea, porter and spirit dealer, 4, h. 25, Shiprow Thomas, vintner, York street Theodore, (late farmer, at Premuay) h. Rubislaw
villa WiUiam, of Warthill, h. 27, Bon-accord terrace William, surgeon, 20, Adelphi, Union street
William, tailor, 6, St. Catherine's wynd William, flesher, 52, Castle street, h. 9, King st. William, jun. grocer, tea, spirit and wine dealer,
31, A. 30, North street William, yost. grocer, 4, Meal-market lane William, buUder, 43, Dee street
Mrs. vintner, 7, Weigh-house square
. Mrs. 42, Union place Misses, 64, Broad street Levie, Geo. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 42, h. 54, Quay ^ Henry, shipmaster, 1, Marischal street John, shipmaster, (Helen) 20, East-North street
. Robert, boot and shoemaker, 9, Marischal street,
h. 5, Castle brae WiUiam, shipmaster, 2, Baltic street William, shoemaker, 56, h. 58, Quay William, (L. M. & Co.) 90, Shiprow
Leys, Alexander, vintner, 1 1 , Chronicle lane
Alex, flesher, 1, Back wynd, h. Hardgate George, vintner and brewer, 65, North street Masson & Co. manufacturers, 89, and 90, Shiprow Peter, mealseller and vintner, 8, Gerard street Likely & Co. tailors, 73, Queen street Liddle, James, farrier, 10, Loch street Ligertwood, Alexander, mason, 13, Chronicle lane
James, wright, 73, George st. k. 13, Chronicle lane James, grocer, \vine and spirit dealer, 124, King
street, h. 13, Chronicle lane Thomas, late merchant, 126, King street Mrs. Peter, vintner, Footdee Miss, 21, Summer street Lindsay, Alex, mealseller. Chapel lane Alexander, Auchmull James, Lieut. R.N. 18, Prince Regent street
. John, corn merchant, Boxburn Roger, mealseller, 60, h. Ligertwood's court, 77, George street Wm. boot and shoemaker, 46, Gordon street Mrs. 11, Union place Miss, milliner and dressmaker, Bourtie's court, 19, Upperkirkgate
Linklater, James, shijimaster, (Florence) 6, Garvock st.
John, shipmaster, 11, Sugarhouse lane G 78 LIS—LYA
Lister and Alexander, MMrs. teachers of English and sewing, 56, Queen street Littlejohn, James, woollen draper and furnisher of gen-
tlemen's apparel, 132, Union street, h. Wallfield Wra. cashier, Aberdeen Town and County Bank Mrs. Wallfield Livingston, Mrs. Dr. 11, Virginia street Loban, James, writer, 54, Gerard street
Logan, Chas. shipmaster, (Walter Hamilton) Links st.
, Mrs. John, dressmaker, 52, Quay Mrs. lodgings, 10, Castle street Miss, lodgings, Huntly street
London Hat Warehouse, 31, Broad st. and 14, Guestrow London Union Assurance, Fire Office and Annuities, W. Gray, 134, King street, agent Longmuir, David, inspector of police, Donald's court, 20, Schoolhill -—- John, shipmaster, 12, Marywell street - Miss, ladies' school, Donald's court, 20, Schoolhill Low, Alex. (Milne, Foulerton, & Co.) h. Mackie place
Alex, merchant, h. 51, Schoolhill * —— Ernest, bookbinder, 22, Woolmanhill
Geo. (of Matthews & Low) h. St. Andrew's st.
Geo. engine builder, 12, St. Clement street James, dyer, 50, h. 49, Loch street James, advocate, and clerk to Commutation Road Trustees, (9th district) 72, King street Robert, merchant, 51, Schoolhill W. h. 63, Hutcheon street Mrs. lodgings, 79, George street Mrs. vintner, 14, Frederick street
Mrs. dressmaker, 9, Blackfriar's street Mrs. lodgings, 38, St. Nicholas street
. Miss, dressmaker, 79, George street
Lumsden, Clements, advocate, li. Ferryhill house & Elsniie, merchants, 95, Union street George, late farmer, 63, Dee street
Harry, merchant, h. Berrybank —— Henry, of Tilwhilly, 255, Union street Henry & Clements, advocates. Union terrace
James, clothier, 65, Union street, h. 63, Dee st.
— .— John, merchant, h. Dee-mouth, Clayhills John, tea and wine merchant, 25, Broad street
. Wm. merchant, 58, Union st. h. 57, Schoolhill Mrs. of Belhelvie, h. Union terrace Miss, 34, Longacre Lunan, John, wright, Salter's court, 39, Loch street Wm. clock and watchmaker, 12, Thistle street
Wm. wright, 7, St. Andrew's street Miss, dressmaker, 12, Thistle street Lunatic Asylum, Clerkseat—Thos. Hodge, superintendt. Lyall, Alex, late comptr. of customs. East Craibstone st.
Geo. & Co. silk mercers. 99, //. 97, Union street LYA—M'C 79
Lyall, Mrs. Chas. 2, Affleck place Lyell, George, town-serjeant, 13, Huxter-row John, Register grate, stove, and gunmaker, 126, h. 122, Union st manufacturing house, Back wynd Mrs. William, 162, Union street
Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 162, Union st. Lyon, James, bookbinder, (John Philip), 8, Shoe lane
• John, wright, Holburn street William, shoemaker, Ruthrieston William, pawn broker, 33, Netherkirkgate, h. 3, Black's buildings
Mrs. midwife, 3, Black's buildings M Macaldowie, Peter, plasterer, 60, GaUowgate
Macallan, David, upholsterer, k. Strawberry bank
Macdonald, Alex, letter carrier, Murray's houses, Park st
Alex, advocate, 25, Marischal st. A, 20, James st. Alex. sen. shipmaster, 20, James street Alex, marble and stone cutter, 60, King street,
h. 5, East-north street
Jno. booksr. 3, So. Silver st. h. 25, Bon-accord st. Macfarlane & Co. general agents, 103, Union street Thos. reed-maker, 20, Schoolhill
Mrs. Peter, 1, Alford place Machray, Alexander, dyer, 79, k. 77, Woolmanhill Alex, teacher, Greyfriar's School, 3, Chronicle
lane, h. 4, Hutcheon street
•——- George, druggist, 54, Broad street, h. 2, Longacre
. Isaac, Royal Hotel, 63, Union street
Robert, advocate, 16, Queen street
Maclean, Samuel, bookseller, 8, Union st. h. 8, John st. M'Andrew, John, hairdresser, 83, Green
M'Bean, Alexander, cooper, 1, North st. h. 17, Shoe lane Daniel, & Co. cabinetmakers, 98, Chapel street Mrs. late of Alves, 36, Skene terrace M'Clay, William, broker, 93, and 108, GaUowgate M'Combie, Dunn, & Co. tobac. & snufFmanufs. 15, Green
George, stabler, 4, Harriot street
James Boyn, advocate, 4, Golden square James, clerk. New Inn, 5, Castle street
Rev. Robert, 2, Little Belmont street Thos. & Co. tobacco and snuff manufacturers, 51, Netherkirkgate
William, of Easter Skene, h. Easter Skene William, broker, 15, h. 27, Woolmanhill
Mrs. Peter, 2, Charlotte street
Mrs. of Richmondhill, h. Richmondhill Mrs. 131, Skene street
Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 2, St. Catherine's wynd. Union street
M'Conochie, A. EngUsh and mercantile academy, 13,
Crown street, h. 13, Bon-accord street g2 80 M'C—M'G
M'Conochie, G. C. teacher of writing, 115, Union street, h. 13, Bon-accord street
M'Conachie, W. pawnbroker, Ross's ert. 6, Upperkirkg. William, stoneware merchant, Skene square
Mrs. lodgings, 14, Littlejohn street M'Condack, Harry, maltster, Holburn street
Henry, clerk. South Bridge brewery, Holburn st.
John, vintner, 3, Chapel street M'Cormack, Alexander, basket maker, 66, Queen street M'Crae, Alex. & Co. grocers and spirit dealers, 15, Jus- tice street M'CuUoeh, Hugh, brewer, Maltmill bridge M'Donald, Alex, shipmaster, (Thainston,) Wales street
Alex, tailor, 96, h. Porthill close, 98, Gallowgate Alex, teacher of music, 98, Gallowgate Alex, sailmaker, York street
David, manager, (Bannermill) h. 46, Constitun. st. George, gardener, Holburn street
George, grocer and spirit dealer, 94, Gallowgate
Geo. woollen draper, 36, Broad st. h. 99, Gallowg. James, gardener, 17 Shuttle lane
James, cabinetmaker, 3, North st. h. 32, Longacre John, merchant, 118, Gallowgate John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 34, St. An- drew's street, h. 152, George street John, late merchant, 26, Causewayend
John, grocer, Broadford, h. 12, Constitution st. John, road overseer, 64, Gerard street
John, flesher, 7, Wales street market
John, tailor. Park lane
Kenneth, teacher of Catholic School, Constitutn. st.
Peter, shore porter, 17, James street Robert, apothecary and druggist. Cotton
Stuart, teacher. Green, h. Trinity street
• Wm. Skene, writer and accountant, 6, Skene st. William, vintner, 20, Lower Denburn
Mrs. flesher, 7, George street market, A. 10, St. Andrew's street
Mrs. register office for servants, 96, Gallowgate Miss Mary Anne, staymaker, 152, George street M'Dougal, Alex, shoemaker, Stronach's close M'Farlane, Duncan, shoemaker, 32, East North street M'Gie, Edward, mate. Fish street M'Gowan, Thomas, leather cutter, 18, Schoolhill Mrs. John, late of Newbridge, 24, Chapel street M'Gregor, Donald, blacksmith, 20, North street
• George, mealseller, 1, Spa street
John, shipmaster, (Margaret) 9, Canal terrace John, coach-guard, (New Times) 12, Guestrow
Wm. shipmaster, (Jack Tar) 13, Prince Regent st. Mrs. midwife, 127, Skene street
M'Grigor, Charles, hosier and girth manuf. 5, Justice st.
John, wright, 18, Justice st. h. 1, Gardener's lane M'G—M'K 81
M'Grigor, Miss, dressmaker, 2 College street M'Hardy, Charles, ironmonger, h. 20, St. Andrew's st. David, Blacksmith, 66, Netherkirkgate James, advocate, h. Albyn place
Jas. house carpenter, Maybank, Hutcheon street
. James, Sheriff-officer, office, 38, Frederick street John, blacksmith and horse-shoer. Farrier's lane, North street John, vintner and lodgings, 10, Adelphi, Union st. John, grocer and spirit dealer, 19, Causewayend & Robison, advocates. Commercial court
Mrs. milliner, 8, St. Nicholas street M'Kray, Charles, shoemaker, 69, Hutcheon street Peter, guard of the New Times Coach, 60, Green M'Intosh, Andrew, grocer and vintner, 34, Queen street Daniel, blacksmith & machine maker, Fish street, h. Henderson's court, 46, Broad street Farquhar, vintner, 27, East-North street James, blacksmith and bell hanger, 3, Blackfriar's
street, h. Forbes street
Jas. tinsmith, 28, h. Yeats' crt. 30, Netherkirkgate
John, tailor, 31, East North-street William, broker, 21, Woolmanhill Wm. boot and shoemaker, (successor to P. Fogarty) 36, Union street Mrs. vintner, Devanlia Inn, Clayhills
Miss, lodgings, 1, Flourmill lane
Mrs. 2, St. Catherine's wynd M'Intyre, Miss, dressmr. & milliner, 11, Drum's lane Mackay, Alex, shoemaker, 53, Loch street M'Kay, Andrew, carver. Lodge walk Angus, tailor, 8, West North-street David, confectioner, 45, h. 47, George's Street Donald, shoemaker, 2 Gardener's lane
George, tailor, Woolmanhill George, clerk, 16, Constitution street James, furniture dealer, 72, Gallowgate
James, bootmaker, Henderson's crt, 46, Broad st. John, wright, Jamieson's court, 38, Shiprow John, taylor, 10, Spa street John, shoemaker. Cotton
. John, road contractor, 185, Gallowgate
—.— Robert, deliverer of bills, Bourtie's court, 19, Up- perkirkgate
Robert, tailor, 8 Castle street
, Robert, broker, 13, Peacock's close Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 37, East north-street Mrs. James, stabler, 166, Gallowgate
Mrs. register office, 98, Shiprow M'Kechnie, Rev. Niel, (Cotton Chapel,) h. Woodside M'Kenzie, Alex. (Munro & Grant,) h. 50, Upperkirkgate Alexander, manufacturer, Skene square Al. & Co. skinners, Fowler's wynd, h. Well of Spa g3 82 M'K—M'L
M'Kenzie, Alex, clothier and haberdasher, 7, Broad st. h. Lower Denburn
Charles, J. P. C. D. Record office, 27, King street,
h. Steps of Gilcomston
Chas. grocer and spirit dealer, 14, Lower Denburn
. George, grocer and spirit dealer, 11, Justice street,
h. 18, Chapel street
Rev. Hugh, (Gaelic Chapel,) h, 87, Hutcheon st. Hugh, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Woodside John, tea and spirit dealer, 39, Quay John, confecr. 53, h. Plasterer's court, 70, Gallowg.
John, blacksm. 7, Barnett's close, & 59, Guestrow John, grocer. Correction wynd, Green
. WilUam, looking-glass manufacturer, and dealer in hardware, 29, h. 27, Gallowgate
Mrs. A. 8, Catherine street
• Mrs. Colin, Bon-accord terrace Mrs. George, Ruthrieston Lodge Mrs. John, 139, Skene street Mrs. 33, Summer street Mrs. lodgings, Holburn street Miss, (Applecross), 11, Quay
Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 1 , Blackfriars st. M'Kiddey, James, tailor, 24, Peacock's close Mack, Charles, grocer, George street Mackie, Alexander, ship agent, h. 37, Whitehouse street
Alex, china, glass, and stoneware merch. 43, h. 10, Castle street & Co. dealers in sacks, and powder, 43, Broad
street, h. 69, Bon-accord street George, boot and shoemaker, 77, George street George, shoemaker, 33, East North-street James, surgeon, Upper Cotton Robt. grocer and spirit dealer, St. Clement's street
. Wm. painter and glazier, Bourtie's crt. Upperkirk. Wm. stabler, 24, Gerard street
Wm. (of Mackie & Co.) billet master, 43, Broad st William, watch and clockmaker. Cotton
. William, watchmaker, 73, George street
William, blacksmith, St. Clement's street
Mrs. James, lodgings, Oliver's crt. 12, Upperkirkg. Mrs. John, stoneware merchant, 2, North street, A. 83, Queen street Miss, dressmaker, 3, Skene terrace
• Miss, dressmaker, and milliner, 31, Frederick st.
M'Killiam, B. & W. confectioners, 52, Broad street, h.
2, Longacre M'Kinnan, Lachlan, shipmaster, 34, Gallowgate
Lachlan, advocate, 32, St. Nicholas st. h. View place
William, ironmonger, h. View place
. Wm. & Co. cast-iron founders. Windy wynd
. Wm- & Co. ironmongers, 25, Gallowgate M'Lachlan, John, horse-shoer, 37, Frederick street M'L—M'P 83
M'Lachlan, John, shoem. 23, Upperkirkg. h. Skene ter. William, broker, 77, Green M'Laren, George, manager of the cMpet department, (A. H. & Sons) h. 95, King street James, collector of Excise—oflfice, 116, Kingst. ^. 18, Golden square John, flesher, 27, Wales street market, k. Corbett's House, Albion street
Jno. gen. agent, 47, Marisch. st. h. 18, Golden sq. Wm. M.D. 18, Golden square
M'Laurin, Duncan, supervisor of Excise—office, 1 12,
King St. k. 3, Little Chapel st. M'Lean, Alex, plasterer, M'Lean's court, 50, Gallow- gate James, shoemaker, 63, George street John, plasterer, M'Lean's court, 50, Gallovvgate
John, tea and spirit merchant, 73, King street, /(. 27, Longacre Robert, plasterer, 8, John street
Thomas, plasterer, 4, John street Thos. & Sons, plasterers, M'Lean's court, 50, Gal- lovvgate
Mrs. (late of Tobago) 27, Gordon street
M'Leod, Alex, flesher, 26, Geo. st. mkt. h. 53, Geo. st. Alex, overseer, Grandholm mill Colin & Robert, manufacturers of tin-plated goods, and general ironmongers, 14, Union street James, tinsmith, 39, h. 21, East North-street
. John, bleacher, Gordon's mills John, teacher, 33, College street, h. Devanha Wm. tailor, Rettie's court. Broad street Miss, dressmaker, 31, Longacre
M'Millan, Alex, tailor, 6, Union lane David, currier, 52, George street David, grocer and spirit dealer, 50, George street Peter, watch, clock, compass, and quadrant maker, 49, Quay, h. 12, Guestrow Rev. Samuel, (of the Relief Church) h. Maybank Wm. currier. Jack's brae Mrs. vintner, and lodgings, 12, Guestrow M'Naughton, Geo. manuf. (G. B. & Co.) h. Woodside Robert, corn merchant and brewer, 77, h. 63, Causewayend M'Pherson & Renny, boot and shoemakers, 210, Geo. st. Alex. Wright, 36, Constitution street Alex, hairdresser, 210, George street Duncan, boot and shoemaker, 212, George straet
Jas. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 54, Netherkirkg.
John, shoemaker, Mathieson's court, 15, Castle st. John, notary-public, and messenger-at-arms, 21, East North-street Misses, 34, Union place
Misses, dressmakers, 1, Justice lane 84 M'P—MAR
M'Pherson, Miss, dressmaker, 14, Harriot street Miss, chiropedist, Woodside
M'Rae, James, distiller, (Strathdee Distillery) Cooper- Bton buildings
John, distiller, (Union Glen Disty.) k. Holbara street M'Ririe, Mrs. lodgings, 77, Broad street M'Robbie, John, Newbridge, Hardgate Macrobiii, John, M.D. Physician to Lunatic Asylum-,
Assist. Prof. inMarisch. Col. h. East Craibstone-st. Macsweia, Hiigh, general agent and auctioneer, Union
street, entry, 2, Broad street
M'Taggart, Donald, grocer, meal, and spirit dealer, 206,
li. 210, George street Mrs. James, Rosemouiit cottage M'Wiliiam, Robert, grocer, Leadside, Gilcomston
Mail and General Coach Offices, 61, Union street, and 5-, Castle street Main, Alex, mealseller, Holburn street Robert, painter, 14, Mary well street Thomas, vintner, Ruthrieston Wm. hairdresser, (Mrs. Laing's, Union street) h. Thornton's court, Guestrow
Mrs. midwife, 6, Woolnrjanhill Mrs. vintner, York street Mair, James, advocate, 25, Queen street James, shore porter, 14, Shiprow Maitland, Geo. agent for Blackie & Son, and Scotti&b Guardian Newspaper, 40, Broad street James, & Co. candlemakers, 42, Netberkirkgate
Jno. merchant, 113, Union st. h. 23, Union place Peter, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Causewayend Robert, candlemaker, h. Links
William, merchant, h. 9, St. Clement's street Wm. & Co. Blockmakers, St. Clement's street Mrs. William, Thomson's court, 61, Broad street Malcolm, Alexander, hairdresser, 25, Virginia street Alexander, gardener, Damhead, neai- Stonytown James, teacher, (Infant School) Prince's street Miss, teacher, Tanfield Manchester Fire and Life Assurance, A. M'Donald, 25,
Marischal street, agent
Mann, Rev. Alex. (Crown street Aeademy.) h. 4, Little Chapel street Andrew, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 42, Broad street, h. 83, Queen street James, watch and clockmake?, Woodside
J. dealer in furniture, 3, Peacock's close
. John, boot and shoemaker, 12, Longacre Wm. Wright, 63, Chapel street, h. 32, Summer st. —— William, tailor, 5, Causewayend Manzie, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, Woodside M^i'ch & Co. Gcrman-clockmakcrs, 51, Queen street MAR—MAS 85
March, James, 2 Hanover street Marnoch, Alex, messenger of customs, 3, Shore lane
Marr, Dav. cattle dealer and flesher, 39, St. Andrew's st.
John, piano-forte maker and tuner, 43, Broad st. John, sen. cabinetmaker, Henderson's court, 46, Broad street Mrs. John, teacher of music, 43, Broad street Marshall, Allan, A. (of Marshall & Bulloch) h. 20, Lit- tlejohn street Alex, (of R. Gilchrist, plumber) h. 5, Upperkirkg. & Bulloch, brassfounders, coppersmiths, and gas-
fitters, 42, North street David, painter and glazier. Diamond street
Robert, farrier. Park lane Mrs. (late of Tullynessle) 102, Union street Mrs. grocer, 89, Green Margaret, poultry shop, 15, Schoolhill
Martin, Alex, shipmaster, (Aberdeenshire) 28, James's st. Alex, clothier, haberdasher, and stay warehouse- man, 133, Union street, h. 37, Summer st.
Charles, shipmaster, (Edward) 6, Yeats' lane George, grocer, Broadford James, plasterer, 21, Loch street James, mealseller, 41, Shiprow,
Jas. flesher, 37, Wales street market, h. Banchory John, (of the Customs) 44, Gordon street
John, shipmaster, 7, Shore brae
John, jun. flesher, 11, Poultry market, Ti. Nether Banchory
John, sen. flesher, 8, Poultry market, h. Holburn st.
Matthew, flesher, 16, Wales st. mkt, h. Banchory
Rt. flesher, 15, Poultry mkt. h. ToUohill, Banchory
Samuel, grocer, spirit dealer, and mealseller, 1,
Causewayend, h. 1, Catherine street William, slater, 29, Loch street Mrs. dressmaker, 16, Guestrow Martyn, Mrs. Captain, Steps of Gilcomston
Massie, James, Ig. manager. Gas Co. h. 56, Union st. Marianus, advocate, Jopp's court, 40, Broad street
Thos. wholesale stone-mercht, Maberly st. h. Ann st. Mrs. 30, Chapel street Mrs. lodgings, 27, St. Andrew's street
Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 5Q, Union st. Masson, Alexander, hairdresser, 55, North street Andrew, clerk, 83, Green
Chas. (of Walker & Co. blacksm.) h. 53, George st. & Fiddes, wood merchants, 142, George's street James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Causewayend John, wood merchant, h. Jopp's lane John, baker. Upper Denburn
John, brewer and retailer of beer, 64, Loch street, h. 40, George street
Robert, Broker, 21, Justice street 86 MAS—MEL
Masson, Geo. dealer in old clothes, 19, Peacock's close Mrs. Samuel, 19, Union row Mrs. comb-maker, 74, Queen street Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, 133, Skene-street Mather, John, gardener, Elittybrewster John, grocer and spirit dealer, 11, Summer lane Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, 31, Woolmanhill Miss, teacher, 49, Loch street
Mathew, William, boot and shoemaker, 57, A, 53, Green Mathews, Benjamin, vintner, 16, Wales street
Matthew, Al. C. surgeon, 61, Virginia st. and 10 Park st.
h. 49, Comrc. st. Alex, shipowner, 47, Marischal street John baker, 63, h. 64, Queen street
Matthews, William, junior, leather merchant, h. Polmuir
William, leather merchant, h. 211, George street
& Low, leather merchts. warehouse 54, George st. Matheson, Alex, nurseryman, Connigarhill, Links Alex, nurseryman and seedsman, 10, Union
street, h. Connigarhill, Links
Alexander, baker, 54, h. 52, Schoolhill
Alexander, writer, h. 29, Constitution street
Charles, rope-maker, 6, Constitution street Isaac, clothier, silk-mercer, and haberdasher, 22, Union street, h. 31, Longacre
Isaac, mealseller, 5, East North-st. h. 31, Longacre
James, dealer in furniture, &c. 23, East North st. John, builder, 62, Causewayend John, bookseller, stationer, &c. 38, Broad street,
h. 38, Longacre
Peter, mercht. tailor, 16, Broad st. h. 35, Netherk.
Rt. salt, prov. and coal mercht. 102, h. 92, Gallowg. Mrs. Skene square Mrs. Robert, 27, Dee street Maver, Alexander, blacksmith, Hardgate
Mavers, Chas. flesher, 4, Wales st. market, h. 12, Wales st.
Mearns, Daniel, shipmaster (Helen Barque) 2, Yeats lane
Geo. china-mercht. 47. Union st. h. 28, Adelphi
James, berthmaster, 3, Baltic street Jno. watchmaker, 11, Schoolhl. h. 13, Black's bgs.
Robert, builder, and lodgings, 33, Bon-Accord st.
Mrs. midwife, 5, Guestrow
. Miss, Holburn street Miss, Chapel-court, 61, Gallowgate Meff & Emslie, coppersm. & brass found. 19, Huxter row John, (of M. & E.) h. Craigwell place Meldrum, Andrew, excise officer, 24, Frederick street James, shoem. 16, Netherkirkgate, h. 22, Park st.
Mrs. Wm. Gerard st. Tavern, 30, Gerard street
Miss, dressmaker, 17, George st.
Mellis, Capt. James, 10, Castle st. James, 11, Union buildings Pet. coal brok. —office, 3, Water lane, h. 67, Com. st. Mrs. 10, Peacock's close, 24, Castle street MEL—MID 87
Melville, Thos. plane manufacturer and wholesale iron- monger, 106, Gallowgate William, plane manufacturer and ironmonger, 106,
Gallowgate, h. Broadford Melvin, George, master, Gordon's hospital, Schoolhill L.L.D. Jas rector, Gram.-sch. h. 19, Belmont Bt. - James, merchant, h. 37, Marischal street
. James, wright, 10, h. 32, Hutcheon street John, musician, 31, Shiprow William, Melvin's Hotel, 138, Union street Mrs. poultry shop, 79, Shiprow Mrs. vintner. Exchequer crt. h. 9, Exchequer-row Mennie, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 46,
Upperkirkgate, h. 78, Hutcheon street Alexander, gardener, Hardgate
——- Alexander, stabler, 168, Gallowgate Alexander & Co. grocers and spirit dealers, 57, Netherkirkgate James, land surveyor, Hardgate
. John, linen yarn manufacturer, 37, Gallowgate,
h. 1, Jopp's lane
WilUam, tea and spirit merchant, Holburn street
Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 66, h. 64, George st.
Mrs. vintner, 4, Shore lane Menzies, Charles, vintner, Union street Mercer, John, wright, 22, Catherine street Hay, watch and clockmaker, 22, North street
Wilham, artist, 22, Catherine street
Merchant Seaman's Duties, Receiver's office, 47, Maris, at.
Merchant, Alex, house-carpenter, 16, St. Andrew's et. Mrs. Richard, 11, Chronicle lane Mess, George, lodgings, 72, George street Meston, Alexander, gardener, Stocketfield Alexander, silk and woollen dyer, and renovator,
32, h. 30, Loch street John, silk dyer, Craigwell place, Skene street
.—— Thomas, teacher of English, 9, Adelphi, h. 17, Golden square
Wm. teacher of languages, 30, Adelphi, Union st. Meyer, Lazarus, 12, Frederick street
Michael, Andrew, (A. H. & Sons,) 19, Union buildings
ISlichie, George, cooper, 10, Quay, h. 7, Burnett's close John, tailor, Emslie's court, 26, Gallowgate John, 19, Union row John, teacher, York street
Miss, teacher, 20, Blackfriars street
Middleton, James, teacher of music, 25, Marischal street
Jas. grocer and spirit dealer, 46, h. 48, Summer st. James, tallow chandler, 29, Wales street Peter, tailor, Holburn street
Samuel, teller, (Aberdeen Bank,) h. Ash cottage, Skene road
Mrs. William, vintner, 2, Meal-market lane 88 MID—MIL
Middleton, Mrs. vintner, 19, Loch street Mrs. George, 30, Shuttle lane Mrs. wool and worsted merchant, Davidson's court, 111, Gallowgate Mrs. James, Braehead of Gilcomston
Miss, dressmaker, 8, Huntly street Miss, dressmaker, 111, Gallowgate Military Hospital, Castlehill
Millar, George, rope and twine manufactr. 34, Park st.
Jas. tobacco-pipe maker, 48, Loch^st. h. 90, Gallg. William, shoemaker, John street
William, tailor, 21, Netherkirkgate
. Mrs. Charles, watch and clock maker, Cotton Mrs. 30, Bon-Accord terrace Mrs. teacher, 13, Lodge walk
Milne, Alex, boot & shoem. 1, Netherkirkg. h. Union lane Alex, stabler, 58, Green Alex, watch and clockmaker, 64, North street Alex, messenger-at-arms, 73, Netherkirkgate
Alex, gardener, Carnation fields, near Rosem. ter.
Alex, grocer, snuif and tobacco manufacturer, 1, Young street Alex, grain merchant—office. Lime quay, h. 5, Canal terrace
Alex, upholsterer, 15, North st. h. 43, Longacre
Alex, teacher of dancing, Milne's crt. 27, GaUowg. Alex, baker, 83, h. 82, Gallowgate
Andw. manufacturer, (M. C. & Co.) h. Chapel st.
. Andrew, cabinetmaker, 39, King street Cruden, & Co. manufacturers, Spring-garden, Windmill brae, and Gordon's mills
David, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 78, George st. h. 22, St. Andrew's street
David, Wright, 7, h. 2, Martin's lane Francis, late farmer, Holburn place Foulerton, & Co. manufacturers and wool, drapers,
1, Union buildings George, vintner, 78, Windmill brae Geo. teacher. Poor's Hosp. h. 19, Upperkirkgate
Geo. gardener, Bandyhill, Gilcomston Geo. shore porter, 54, Shiprow Geo. manager, (W. P. & Co.) h. Gordon's mills Geo. mason, 8, Huntly street Geo. quarrier, 119, George street
. Geo. road contractor, Ferryhill cottage James, grocer and spirit dealer, 181, Gallowgate
James, manufacturer, h. 65, Gallowgate Jas. vintner, and lodgings, 78, Union street
James, boot and shoemaker, 1 15, Union street James, (Devanha Distillery) Devanha
James, shore porter, 14, Shiprow
James, clerk, (Commercial Bank of Scotland) Ji. Jopp's lane MIL—MIL 89
Milne, James, grocer and spirit dealer, Cotton
Jas. turner, carver and gilder, 7, h. 2, Martin's lane John, timber-merchant, 210, King street John, cabinetmaker, Chronicle court, 32, Broad
street, h. 36, Frederick street
^ John, porter, (Aberdeen Town and County Bank)
h. 93, Union street John Duguid, advocate—office, 54, Union street, h. East Craibstone street John, hairdresser, 28, h. Emslie's crt. 26, Gallowg. John, grocer, 87, Green
. John, manager, Bell's Salmon House, h. Mill street
• John, letter-carrier, 60, Windmill brae Joseph, vintner, Pirie's court, 30, Shiprow
Joseph, horse-shoer and farrier, 3, Farrier lane, and Langstane place, k. 95, King street Peter, (late of the Excise) 225, George street Peter, gardener, Downie's how, near ICittybrewster Peter, shipmaster, 35, Virginia street Rt. manufr. (G. B. & Co.) Millbank cott. Woodside Robert, teacher, 19, Marischal street Robert, timber- measurer, Hardgate
Thomas, nurseryman and florist, Sunnyside Thomas, broker, 98, Gallowgate William, R.N. 37, Chapel street William, mealseller, 45, Frederick street William, vintner, 29, Lodge walk William, nailer, John street, h. St. Andrew's street William, boot and shoemaker, 17, St. Nicholas
street, h. 13, Schoolhill William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 39, Broad
street, h. 8, Correction wynd William, furnishing tailor, Whitehouse street William, painter and glazier, h. W. Milne's court, 60, Gallowgate William, quarrier, Ruthrieston Mrs. David, midwife, 22, St. Andrew's street Mrs. James, 26, St. Nicholas street Mrs. John, vintner, 6, Bon-accord street Mrs. Robert, straw-hat-maker and milliner, 3, h.
4, Queen street Mrs. R. teacher of English and sewing, Hanover st.
Mrs. Robert, vintner, 1, Wales street Mrs. William, lodgings, 59, Virginia street Mrs. midwife, 14, Harriot street Mrs. silk-stocking and glove-grafter, and loop-lifter, 218, Gallowate Mrs. flesher, 2, Wales st. market, A. 11, Wales st.
. Mrs. retail hat shop, 21, Back wynd Miss, teacher of plain and ornamental needle work,
19, Marischal street Miss, vintner, Springbank, North Road Miss Jane, confectioner, 19, Netherkirkgate 90 MIL—MOF
Milne, Miss, 75, Union street
Miss, dressmaker, Wm. Milne's court, 60, Gallowg. Miss, dressmaker and miUiner, 86, Gallowgate
Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 6, Spa street
Miss, dressmaker, 7, Crown street
Misses, ladies' school, 22, Prince Regent street Margaret, Register office, 63, Netherkirkgate Minto, James, shipmaster, (Matilda) York street William, & Co. boatbuilders, York place
William, shipbuilder, (of Wm. Minto & Co.) h. York street
Mirrielees, James, general agent, 9, h. 30, Adelphi, Union street
William, haberdasher, 72, Union street Mitchell, Alexander, gardener, Willowbank Alexander, pilot-master. New Pier Alexander, advocate and S.C.D. Record office, 27, King street, A. 29, Union street Alexander, bookseller and stationer, 20, Upper- kirkgate, h. 20, Spital Charles, grocer, 32, Guestrow Daniel, grocer and mealseller, 32, Park street
Rev. David, 1, Blackfriars street George & Co. spirit-merchants, Waterloo quay George, shipmaster, (Oak) 10, Pork lane George, shipmaster, (Navarin) 32, Quay James, clothier and haberdasher, 5, Union biiild-
ings, h. 3, Constitution street James, toy and trinket merchant, 70, Queen street James, grocer and sheriff-officer. Cotton James, vintner, Burnett's close John, shoemaker, 35, East North-street John, builder, 4, Little Chapel street John, shipmaster, (Highlander) 12, Guestrow Robert, manager, Leith and Clyde Shipping Co.,
h. Geddes' court, 12, Prince Regent street
Robert, hinge-maker, 6, Windy wynd
Mrs. Thomas, stabler, 7, Harriot street William, bookseller, fancy stationer, and jeweller, 81, Union street, h. Spital William, silk mercer, 27, h. 29, Union street Mrs. George, 42, Chapel street Mrs. (senr. of Thainston) h. 15, Dee street Mrs. Mitchell place, 151, King street Mrs. lodgings, 15, St. Nicholas street Mrs. mid\vife, 53, Chapel street Mrs. lodgings, 77, Broad street Mrs. dressmaker and straw hat maker, Spa street Mrs. sewing school. Bridge of Dee
Mrs. teacher of reading and sewing, 7, Jopp's lane
Miss, 1, Chapel street
Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 96, George's st. Moffat, John, gardener, Outseat, Pitmuxton MOF—MOR 91
Moffat, Mrs. Capt. Wm. lodgings, Crown crt. Union st. Mrs. sick-nurse, 3, Denburn Moir, Alexander, late hosier, h. 103, Gallowgate Alexander, vintner, St. Clement street Charles, 25, Whitehouse street
. David, furnishing tailor, 8, St. Nicholas street, h. 29, Frederick street Francis, vintner and funeral waiter, 37, North st.
George, of Denmore, h. Denmore
George, tailor, 8-, Shiprow
—— James, M.D. 9, Carmelite street Jas. shoemaker, W. Henderson's houses, Cause- wayend John & Son, preservers of animal and vegetable
food, 38, Virginia street, h. 4, Canal terrace John, Wright. 13, St. Andrew's street
Joseph, weaver, 7, h. 8, Innes street Robert, wine merchant, 23, Adelphi, Union street Mrs. John, 83, Shiprow Mrs. Robert, 75, Dee street Mrs. lodgings, 40, Netherkirkgate
Mrs. wool merchant, 59, h. Chapel crt. 61, Gallowg. Mrs. Archibald, 5, Correction wynd
Mrs. register office, 23, George street
Misses, 8, Guestrow Misses, dressmakers, 16, Dee street Mollison, Alexander, (of Einslie & MoUison) h. 6, Lower Denburn Dav. porter and spirit dealer, 35, h. 37, Quay James, Union Hotel, 25, Union street John, grocer, 15, Virginia street
Mrs. midwife, 3, Flourmill lane MoUyson, Mrs. Captain WiUiam, 20, Schoolhill Moncur, Alexander, principal servant. East Church, and
funeral waiter, 7, Black's buildings
James, slater, 9, Summer lane
John, grocer, 17, Skene street Nicol, occasional waiter, h. Stronach's close
William, grocer and spirit dealer, 24, Hutcheon st. Montgomery, Alex, plasterer, 10, Sugar house lane D. grocer, 148, George street Mrs. Thomas, vintner, 29, Justice street Monro, Joseph, stone cutter, 71, North street More, Alexander, late collector of customs, h. Kingsland place, 219, George's street James, clerk, (M. F. & George, T. surgeon, 6, Broad street John, cabinetmaker, 6, Castle st. h. 8, Putachieside John, shipmaster, (St. Nicholas) York st. Footdee John, teacher,°parish school, Gilcomston Morice, John, shoemaker,°justice lane 'h2 &2 MOR—MOW Morrice, Mrs. Alexander, 33, Dee street Mrs. Robert, 233, Union street Miss, 165, Union street Morison, Alexander, sloipmaster, (the City of Aberdeen) 11, Prince Regent street George, shipmaster, (Scotsman) 111, Gallowgate . Dav. woollen draper, 2, Castle st.h. 11, Huxter-row James, gardener, Hardgate • James, late of Berbice, 39, Dee street John, shipmaster, (Jane) David street John, shipmaster, (Pacific) 15, Constitution street John, tea dealer, 85, Causewayend Peter, vintner, 60, Guestrow Wm. Rosemount terrace, Sliene square Wm. umbrella maker, 48, Broad st. /*. 21, Windy wynd Wm. manufacturer, 42, Chapel street Wm. grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 69, Com- merce street Wm. tailor, 58, Netherkirkgate Wm. wright, 2, Fisherrow Wm. coach guard, 29, Hutcheon street Mrs. broker, 12, Justice street Mrs. James, grocer, 12, Fisherrow Mrs. Wm. vintner, 33, Guestrow Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 20, Gordon street Misses, dressmakers, Prince Regent street Morren, Miss, teacher, (Female Lancasterian School, Charlotte street) h. 29, Dee street Morrice, Alex, shipmaster, 20, Union row Alex, cashier, Aberdeen Bank, 53, Castle st. h. 2, Marischal street Alex, (of W. M'Kinnan & Co.) h. 9, Prince's st. James, shipmaster, 40, Quay Mrs. 9, Prince's street Mortimer, Adam, wright, 42, Loch street Alex, (of A. Mortimer & Co.) h. Waterloo quay Alex. & Co. bakers, general commission agents, and ship brokers, Waterloo quay Alex, stocking maker, 30, Upperkirkgate Peter, wood mercht. Poynernook, h. 20, Geo. st. Wm. woollen girth manufacturer, 76, George st. Mrs. lodgings. Union terrace Miss, milUner and dressmaker. Union terrace Miss, Regent Inn, 61, Regent quay Mowat, Alex, hatter and fur cleaner, 100, Union st. h. 40, Broad street Alex, grocer and stoneware merchant, 10, Black- friar's street, and 29, Woolmanhill Geo. cork-cutter, 7, Guestrow James, tailor, 238, George street John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 29, /(. 30, Castle street MOW_MUR 93 Mowat, Wm. druggist, 81, Broad st. h. Farquhar's court, 17, Upperkirkgate Wm. tailor, 238, George street Mrs. James, Crown street Mrs. John, vintner, 8, Garvock street Muil, John, baker, 35, Scoolhill Muir, Alex, of So. Loirstown, adv. 26, Queen street Muirden, James, vintner. Red Lion court, 77, Broad st, Mundie, Wm. gardener, Millbank Munro, Alex, turner, fishing-rod and tackle-maker, 118, h. 120, King street Alex, mealseller, 21, St. Andrew's street , David, boot and shoemaker, 48, Upperkirkgate, k. Jack's brae Donald, broker and blacksmith, Portbill close, 98, Gallowgate & Grant, woollen drapers, 48, Union street Gustavus, mealdealer, 13, Gallowgate James, shipmaster, (City) Mill street Jno. surveyor of taxes—oifice, 48, h. 84, Union st, John, straw-hat manufacturer, 34, Queen street John, coffee mill. Dee Village John, proprietor, Woodside Kenneth, boot and shoemaker, and leather cutter, 56, George street Robert, keeper of the Public Rooms, Union street Wm. shoemaker, 143, George st. h. 8, John street Mrs. stay and corset maker, 120, King street Mrs. late of Huntly, Broadford Mrs. grocer, 61, Chapel street Murdoch, Alex, vintner, 1, Mutton brae Alex, tailor, 9, Bon-Accord lane John, mealseller, 23, Loch street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 14, Harriot street Murphy, Thos. silk dyer and renovator, 25, George st. Murray, Alex, shoemaker, 8, North street Alex, flesher and cattle dealer, 9, George street market, h. Stocket Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, 62, Gallowgate, h, 90, North street Alex, cabinetmaker, 71, Windmill brae Alex. M.D. Union terrace Alex, violin maker, 7, Netherkirkgate Andrew, advocate, 103, Union street Chas. shipmaster, (Migvie) Park street Ebenezer, late merchant, 27, Gordon street Geo. clerk, (C. B. & Co.) h. 13, Bon-Accord st, Geo. tinplate worker, 23, h. 23, Chapel street Geo. builder. Park street Geo. shoemaker, 54, East North-street Geo. lastmaker, 108, Gallowgate Hector Wm. tanner, 20, Loch street James, advocate—office, 28, h. 30, Sclioolhill h3 .94 MUR—NIC Murray, James, toot and shoemaker, 52, Upperkirkgate James, chimney sweeper, 42, Gallowgate John, M.D. 146, Union street Rev. Jno. (North Parish Church) h. Caroline place, John, watch, clock, compass, and quadrant maker, 38, h. 34, Quay John, tobacconist, (M'C. D. & Co.) h. Coutts Houses, Bon-Accord terrace Peter, flesher and vintner. Cotton Robert, confectioner, 12, /*. 42, Castle street Robert, shoemaker, 3, Greig's crt. Windmill brae William, builder, 46, John street Wm. clerk, (Aberdeen Lime Co.) h. 10, Canal ter. Wm. flesher, 17, Geo. st. mkt. h. 238, George st. Wm. brush maker, 25, Chapel street Wm. tobacconist, (Kilgour & Co.) 46, Netherkirkg. Wm. flesher, 2, St. Nicholas street, h. Short Loan- ings, Gilcomston Mrs. Alex. 66, Dee street Mrs. Peter, umbrella maker, 54, Green Mrs. broker, 42, Gallowgate Mutch, John, gardener, Lochhead Robert, blacksmith, 22, Dee street Wm. shoemaker, 61, Causewayend Wm. surgeon, 61, Causewayend N Nairne, John, tailor, Holburn street Wm. dealer in Stoneware, 12, Correction wynd Mrs. 104, George street Napier, Alex, cabinetmaker, 6, Castle street National Bank of Scotland's Branch, 42, Castle street Naughton, John, turner, and musical instrument maker, 90, George st. Neil, Mrs. vintner, 42, Quay Neilson, Chas. builder and stone cutter, 8, Summer st. George, boat builder, and block and pump maker, 53, York street Wm. boat builder, and block and pump maker, h. 3, Summer lane Mrs. housekeeper. Trinity hall, 1, Trinity corner Neish, Peter, mealseller, 5Q, Windmill brae New Inn and Hotel, 5, Castle street Nicol, Alex, stone merchant—office, Wellington street, h. Seaton Farm, Old Aberdeen Alex, cooper, 25, Green Andw. clerk, (Aberdeen Town and County Bank) h. 84, King street Charles, stabler, Tanfield Geo. mercht. (Wellington tavern) Wellington st. . . James, advocate, 17, Adelphi, Union street John, gi'ocer, Taniield John, grocer and spirit dealer, 18, h. 20, Shiprow NIC—OLD 95 Nicol, John, turner, Broadford John, gardener, Fountainhall John, cooper, 72, Dee street Reid, & Co. shipbuilders, York street W. boot and shoem. 228, Geo. st. h. 86, Hutch, st. William, shoem. and funeral waiter, 9, Shoe lane William, wright, Tanfield Miss, lodgings, 9, Littlejohn street Mrs. broker, 75, Green Mary, vintner, 117, Gallowgate Misses, dressmakers, milliners, and straw hat makers, 18, Blackfriars street Nicoll, Lewis, advocate, 17, Guestrow Nicolson, Daniel, book-keeper, h. 34, Union place James, lodgings, 12, Quay Thomas Balford, of the Customs, Rosemount place Nidrie, William, portrait-painter, 14, Belmont street Niddry, John, writer, 64, Hutcheon street Mrs. John, Hutcheon street Nisbet, Alexander, mason, 19, Fisher-row Niven, Alexander, vintner, 93, Green Noble, William, turner, 10, Woolmanhiil Norrie, Mrs. 27, Gordon street Mrs. Joseph, 64, Dee street North British Insurance, Thomas Burnett, 11, Belmont street, and A. Murray, 103, Union street, agents Norwich Fire, Life, and Annuity, Charles Chalmers, 24, Marischal street, agent O Ogg, Henry, (Henry Ogg & Co.) h. Holburn street Henry, & Co. Strathdee distillery, Cooperston Ogilvie, Alex, baker, 45, Guestrow, h. 61, Broad street George, hairdresser, 15, Woolmanhiil George, fancy snuff-box maker, 9, Barnett's close J. C. portrt. landsc. and marine painter, Broadford John Charles, M.D., 156, Union street John, teacher, Gordon's Hospital, Schoolhill Wm, flaxdresser, 59, Netherkirkgate, h. Mile-end William, porter and spirit dealer, 17, Causewayend Mrs. lodgings, 6, Marischal street i Miss, of Auchiries, 37, Union place Miss, milliner and dressmaker, Broadford Misses, 1, St. Nicholas street Ogilvy, John, baker, 70, King st. h. 1, East North-st. Ogston, Alex, late tallow-chandler, 84, Broad street , Alex. jun. tallow-chandler, 55, h. 56, Loch street Alexander, tailor, 27, George street Francis, M.D. Ogston's court, 84, Broad street John, wright, Denburn terrace Miss, grocer and spirit dealer, 52, Shiprow Oldnian, Alex, boot and shoemaker, 43, Frederick street Alexander, wright, Park street, h. 43, Frederick st. 96 OLD—PET Oldman, And. wholesale mercht. 24, h. 26, St. Nich. st. Ord, Alex, hairdresser and perfumer, 49, St. Nicholas st. Orton, Matthew, shoemaker, 11, Justice street Osburn, Robert, manufacturer, (G. B. & Co.) Woodside Oswald, Mrs. James, Skene square P Panton, Mrs. Charles, 40, Upperkirkgate Park, Alex, manufactr. 11, Gallowgate, h. Park cottage Andrew, mason, Hutcheon street Parker, Rev. Gavin, (Union terrace Chapel) h. Mayhank John, shipmaster, (Bon-accord) 32, Wales street Parkhill, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 17, Fisherrow Paterson, Donald, shoemaker, 16, h. 115, Gallowgate James, grocer, Rubislaw James, tanner, 3, Denburn terrace James, clerk, 8, Wellington street John, advocate, 30, Queen street, h. 64, Green John, tea and spirit dealer, 2. h. 14, Geo. st. Jno. shipmaster, (Dunottar Castle) 11, Commerce st. Peter, shipmaster, (Aultnaskiach) 18, James' st. Roderick, blacksmith, 20, Littlejohn street Robert, lodgings, 33, St. Andrew's street William, leather merchant, 2, Denburn terrace William, advocate, 35, St. Nicholas street William, mason, Canal street Wm. & Co. tanners and curriers, Jack's brae William, boot and shoemaker, 23, St. Nicholas st. h. 115, Gallowgate Mrs. dealer in old clothes, 18, Park street Mrs. A. 48, Dee street Mrs. G. glass & stone w. merch. 21, A. 30, Upperkirk. Mrs. John, vintner, Rubislaw Mrs. lodgings, 115, Union street Miss, (late of Logic) Silver street Paton, Misses, of Grandholm, 49, Schoolhill Paul, John, plasterfer, 76, Windmill brae Rev. William, Ruthrieston Mrs. Professor, Crown street Paulin, William, overseer, cruives of Don Paxton, Alexander, carver and gilder, 11, Queen street Pearson, Alexander, manager, (G. & W. Davidson) h, 51, Bon-accord street John, shipmaster, (Q. of Scotland) h.\, Yeats' lane Pelican Life Office, L. NicoU, agent, 17, Guestrow Pellatt, Stephen, manuf. (Richards & Co.) /*. Union terr. Penman, Rev. Richard, (Frederick street Chapel) h. 26, Constitution street Permit Office, 112, King street Petrie, Alexander, stabler, 59, North street George, engraver and copperplate printer, 1 , and 6, Huxter-row, h. Stronach's close John, mealseller, 61, North street, h. Nelson st. PET—PIR 97 Petrie, Peter, mason, Nelson street Miss, South Bridge, 40, Chapel street Peterkin, Christian, grocer, 85, George street David, travelling merchant, 42, Gallowgate Miss, dressmaker, and straw hat maker, 42, Gallowg. Phoenix Fire Office, (H. & C. Lumsden) Union terrace Philhps, Andrew, cabinetmaker, h. 13, Union row Andrew and William, cabinetmakers and uphol- sterers, 111, Union street Wm. (of A. & W. P.) h. 28, James' street • Mrs. 28, James' street Philip, Charles, shipmaster, (Velocity) 23, James' street Colin Allan, advocate, h. 78, Queen street.— Office, 34, Castle street James, shipmaster, (Nimrod) 8, Justice lane James, preserver of animal and vegetable foods, 10, Trinity Corner John, bookbinder, 46, Queen street John, shipmaster, 27, St.[Clement's street Peter, shoemaker, 10, Windy wynd & Taylor, wholesale and retail clothiers and dra- pers, 40, Union street William, clothier and draper, (P. & T.) h. 35, Netherkirkgate Wm. jun. (of W. P. jun. & Co.) h. 1, Ragg's lane Wm. jun. & C. clothiers and haberd. 26, Union st. Wm. (of Walker & Co. blacksmiths) h. 91, Gallowg. Mrs. 76, Windmillbrae Mrs. James, 78, Queen street Phillippe, Annand, & Co. wholesale conf. 34, Upperkirk. Joseph, (of Phill. Annand, & Co.) 32, Guestrow Pickthorn, Lieut. John, R.N. Canal street Pirie, Alexander (of A. Pirie & Sons) h. 19, Adelphi A.& Sons, paper manuf. & wholesale stat. 18, Adel. Alex, wright, 48, Skene street Al. shore porter, Stronach's close, Exchequer row Alex. jun. (of A. Pirie & Sons) 19, Adelphi Andw. wright. Chronicle court, 32, h. 46, Broad st. Francis (of A. Pirie & Sons) 19, Adelphi George, jun. h. Thistle st. George, clerk (L. M. & Co.) 90, h. 83, Shiprow George, sacrist, Marischal College, h. College crt. George, vintner, Maberly street, Broadford . George, h Co, wholes. & ret. haberd. 41, Union st. George, broker, 28, East North street George, shore porter, Stronach's close Inglis, & Co. wholesale grocers. Crown court James, storekeeper, Devanha BottUng Co. 46, Green, h. 20, Mary well street . John, Gardener, Strawberrybank, Hardgate Patrick, manufacturer, h. Gordon's mills Pat. jun. manuf. (of M. C. & Co.) h. Gordon's mills William, 67, Bon-Accord street 98 PIR—RAE Pirie, William, manufacturer, h. Cotton lodge William, merchant, h. II, Golden square William, shore porter, 14, Shiprow W. & Co. wooll. manuf. & insur. brok. 18, Adelphi William, 36, Shiprow Mrs. George, Pirie's court, 50, Castle street Miss, Ligertwood's court, 77, George street Miss, dressmaker, 138, George street Pirrie, William, M.D. lecturer on anatomy to the Uni- versities of Bang's and Maris. Coll. 2, Upperkirk. Pittendrigh, Alex, beadle of Seamen's Chapel, and fune- ral waiter, k. Sugar -house lane . Alex, advocate. Exchange court, h. BroomhiU Mrs. John, h. 6, Justice lane Playfair, Alex, cabinetmaker, 16, King st. h. 89, Green . Charles, gunmaker, 94, Union st. h. Crown court Police Tax Office, 1 , Ragg's lane Pope, George, flesher, 106, John street Popplewell, J.& Co.wodll.manf. North st. h. 26, Union pi. Porter, David, cabinetmaker, 26, Skene street Francis, bootmaker and vintner, 5, Huxter row Hugh, broker, 7, East North st. Post Office, 15, Adelphi court Poulter, Abs. & Thos, manuf. 8, Broad st. h.65, Dee st. Pratt, Jno. elk. h. Smith's houses. Canal-road, Causewd. Rbt. miller, Flourmill, h. Donald's crt. 20, Schoolh. Presslie, David, accountant, 18, Marischal st. Primrose, Thos. advocate, 2, Adelphi, h. 19, N.Silverst. Rev. Wilham, (Original Burgher Church) k. 19, North Silver-street Profat, George D. advocate, 15, St. Nicholas street Proctor, Miss, 139, Skene street Procurator Fiscal for Burgh, office, 52, Netherkirkgate for the County, office, 56, Bon-accord street of the Peace for Aberdeenshire, office, 54, Union st. Promoter Life Assurance and Annuity Company of Lon- don, T. J. Bremner, 64, Broad street, agent. Protector Fire Insurance Company, Alexander Allan, 52, Union street, agent Provident Life Office, and County Fire Office, A. An- derson, 11, Union buildings, agent Public Mathematical and Commercial School, 42, Green Rooms, Union street, Robert Munro, keeper —— English School, 1, Drum's lane Pye, George, grain merchant, and valuator of machinery, 4, Trinity street Pyper, James, post-horse master, and livery stables, 7, Shoe lane R Rae, Alexander, grocer, Woodside George, messenger-at-arms. Union terrace Geo. boot and shoem. 45, Skene st. h. Burnsidc RAE—REI 99 Rae, Nathaniel, goldsmith, 92, Green William, gardener, 18, Hutcheon street Mrs. John, Northfield, Gilcomston Raeburn, George, shipmaster, (Mansfield) 21, James st. John, teller, Aberdeen Bank, h. Cooperston John, plasterer, 2, Denburn RafFan, Mrs. William, Skene square Ragg, David R. merchant, (of Brebner & Ragg) h. 162, Union street Robert, vintner, 10, Wales street Rait, Miss, lodgings, 10, Canal terrace Ramage, Andrew, leather-merchant, h. 32, George street George, stocking-manufacturer, 30, Shuttle lane . John, silk-dyer and renovator, 29, George street, h. 83, Broad street John, optician, 39, Union street John, currier, George street, A. 83, Broad street John, & Co. leather-merchants, 85, Broad street Ramsay, Archibald, Whitehouse street John, boot and shoemaker, 30, St. Nicholas street h. 49, Woolmanhill Walter, tailor, 2, Denburn Mrs. D. 6, Marischal street Miss, (of Barra) h. 22, Bon-accord terrace Randal, David, dealer in furniture, 19, East North-street Rainie, George, shipmaster, (Alfred) 29, Hutcheon street Geo. shipmaster, (Ruby sloop) 67, Commerce st. William, mason, 11, St. Andrew's street Rainy, George, surgeon, 20, Queen street Rannie, Adam, nurseryman, Causewayend Alex, nurseryman and seedsman, 64, Causewayend Alex, builder and timber merchant, 30, Commerce street, h. 64, Shiprow Thomas, porter, Aberdeen Bank, h. Wales street M. porter and spirit dealer, 49, North street Wm. shoemaker, 112, George street Mrs. Thomas, mason, 7, Thistle street Mrs. lodgings, Rettie's court, 26, Btoad street Miss, 37, Bon-accord street Rattray, John, nail manufacturer, Poynernook Rbt. surgeon, 117, Union st. h. 26, Woolmanhill Wm. chemist, 20, Schoolhill Ray, John, tinsmith, 5, h. 4, Gallowgate Wm. shipmaster, (Craigievar) 24, Constitution st. Read, Wm. merchant, 17, Belmont street Reed, shipmaster, (Rover) 24, Prince Regent street Regies, Lewis, boot and shoemaker, 52, Guestrow Reid, A. G. carver, 1, Prince's st. h. Connigarhill, Links Alex, grocer. Jack's brae Alexander, stabler, 9, Harriot street Alex, cart and plough wright, 22, h. 26, Skene st. Lieut. Andrew, R.N. Bridge of Dee Benjamin, (James Reid & Co.) h. 33, Chapel st.^ 100 REI—REI Reid, Charles, wright, Henderson's court, 46, Broad st. Clias. boot and shoemaker, 3, h. 56, Dee street Chas. house carpenter, 31, Skene st. h. Skene sq. Chas. late of the Customs, 5, Black's buildings Donald, teacher of sacred music, and precentor. North Parish Church, h. 20, Prince's street Duncan, late shipmaster, 5, Wales street Duncan, surgeon, 8, Carmelite street Geo. blacksmith and bell-hanger, ZO,\h. 23, Guestr. & Son, druggist, 45, Union street George, druggist, 45, Union st. h. 28, Silver st. George, jun. druggist, h. 45, Union street George, vintner, 14, h. 15, Lodge walk George, jun. saddler, 34, Schoolhill, h. 33, Black- friar's street George, sen. turner, 4, Gaelic lane James, of Meadovi'bank, li. 39, Loch street Jas. mason, 6, St. Catherine's wynd Jas. nursery and seedsman, h. BelvUle, Gilcomston Jas. gardener, Springbank, 85, Bon-accord st. Jas. boot and shoemaker, 4, South Silver-street, h. Skene terrace James, vintner, Skene terrace Jas. shipmaster, Middleton's houses, Wales street James, gas-maker. Gas street James, & Co. nursery & seedsmen, 42, Union st. James, coal broker—office, 4, James' st. h. 8, East North-street James, teacher, Stewart's House, Park street John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer. Cotton John, Wright, 4, Jopp's lane John, vintner, 20, Lodge walk John, vintner, 8, Back wynd John, boot and shoemaker, h. 12, St. Andrew's st. John, shipmaster, (brig, Waterloo) 3, Links street Peter, porter and spirit dealer, 9, North street Robert, cabinetmaker, 6, St. Catherine's wynd Robert, heckle maker, 203, Gallowgate Smith, & Co. distillers, Union Glen Distillery, Holburn & Spark, fleshers, 11, 12, and 27, Wales st. mkt. Thomas, advocate, office, St. Nicholas lane, h. 4, Diamond street Walter, vintner, 161, George's street Wm. (John Duffus & Co.) 6, Canal terrace Wm. teacher, 3, Denburn —— Wm. late bookseller, 5, Littlejohn street Wm. shoemaker. Upper Denburn Wm. shipbuilder, (of Nicol, Reid & Co.) h. York st. Wm. vintner, 18, Carmelite street Mrs. George, 43, Frederick street Mrs. James, 1 1 , Constitution street Mrs. John, 10, Castle street REI—ROB 101 Reid, Mrs. Peter, lodgings, 159, GaUowgate Mrs. William, Wales Street Mrs. W.jun.flesher, 10, poultry mkt. A. 22, Wales st Mrs. grocer, 42, East North street Miss, ladies' school, 5, Littlejohn street Misses, ladies' school, 8, East North st. Reirey, Al. smith and pat. axle maker, 93, North st. Reith, Alex, gardener, Pitmuxton James, tailor, 139, George street Mrs. toUkeeper, Bridge of Dee Rennie, Andrew, boat builder, York street C. M. distiller, Gilcomston, h. Gilcomston Distillery Wm. shipbuilder, 4, Wellington street Rettie M. & Son, lamp and fancy ornament saloon, 101, Union street, h. 26, Broad street M. & Son, lamp manufrs. tinsmiths, japanners, and oil merchants, 26, Broad street Wm. (M. Rettie & Son) h. 9, Bon-Accord street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 51, North street Reynolds, Thos. basket maker, 74, Queen street Rhind, John, com. agent, 43, Broad st. h. Bon-Acc. lane Miss, dressmaker, 20, Back wynd Riach, James, stoneware-merchant, 76, h. 73, Queen st. Mrs. John, lodgings, 10, Young street —— Miss, teacher, (Fem. School of Industry) Un. ter. Richards & Co. linen manufacturers, Broadford & Co. bleaching and vitriol works, Rubislaw Riddel, Alex, overseer, (J. Gibb & Son) 8, Church st. Alex, furnishing tailor, 27, George street David, boot and shoemaker, 50, East North-straet Donaldson, blacksm. Riddel's crt. 6, Windmill brae Jas. treas. to the harbour trustees, /*. 90, Gallowg. James, vintner, foot of Back wynd stairs Jas. cabinetmaker, 93, King st. h. 9, Prince's st. Jas. weaver. Riddel's court, 6, Windmill brae John, leather mercht. 13, George st. h. Broadford Miss, dressmaker, Burn court, 44, Upperkirkgate Riddler, Alex, gardener, Carden's haugh John J. hat and shoe warehouse, 30, Union street, h. 108, Skene street John, gardener, 108, Skene street Riddoch, Misses, girl's school, 6, Garvock street Ritchie, Alex, clerk, (Gas Co.) h. 49, Bon-Accord st. John, stabler, 3, Harriot street Thos. shipmaster, 3, Church street Robb, Alex, tailor. Crown court. Union street Geo. overseer, (L. M. & Co.) 16, Trinity quay James, shoemaker, Woodside James, builder, 22, Gerard street James, tailor, 41, Virginia street Jno. hairdr. 12, Exchequer row, h. 14, Shiprow John, tea and spirit dealer, 63, h. 65, Green John, tailor, 14, East North-street I 102 ROB—ROB Robb, John, & Co. grocers, 201, Union street John, grocer and spirit dealer, 84, Queen street Wm. guard, (Peterhead Coach) 37, Park street Miss, dressmaker, Woodside Misses, dressmakers, 14, East North-street Robbie, Joseph, Upper Denburn Roberts, Alex, dealer in groceries, tea, porter, spirits, glass, stoneware, &c. 17, St. Clement's st. h. 1, Links street David, saddler, 92, and 94, King street, h. 24, Frederick street Geo. Commercial Hotel, 41, Queen street John, wright, R. Duthie's houses. Castle brae Mrs. lodgings, 24, Frederick street Misses, lodgings, 12, Frederick street Robertson, Alex, porter and spirit dealer, 2, Canal terr. Alex, wright, 4, Gordon street Benjn. shipmaster, (Ravenswood) 45, Virginia st. Chas. ironmonger, 17, Park street, h. Reform st. Chas. blacksmith, Castle brae, h. 3, Mill street David, grocer and spirit dealer, 35, East-North st. & Feuillet, cabinetmakers, 157, Union street Geo. mason, 101, Chapel street Geo. saddler, 40, Upperkirkgate - Jas. (of W. P. jun. & Co.) A. 13, Black's buildings James, haircutter and perfumer, 5, Queen street James, clerk, (M. C. & Co.) h. 209, George street James, cooper, 72, Hutcheon street James, spirit dealer, 3, Park street James, cabinetmaker, (of Robertson & Feuillet) h. Strawberry bank James, coal meter, 21, Shuttle lane James, cooper, 20, Skene street John, saddler, Charles court, 40, Upperkirkgate Patrick, Mackie place Peter, teacher, h. 83, Bon-Accord street Robert, surgeon, 137, George street Robert, druggist, japan ink manufacturer, &c. 135, George street Roger, shoemaker, 34, College street Thomas, late mason, 7, Justice lane Thomas, coppersmith, h. 15, St. Andrew's street Thos. ironfounder, 14, St. Clement street Thos. cabinetmaker, 66, North street Thomson R. gardener, Holburn street Wm. cooper, Union street West, h. 14, Crown st. Wm. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 9, Church street Wm. chimney-sweep, Beattie's crt. 102, Gallowg. Wm. Forbes, of Hazelhead, h. Hazelhead Wm. marble and stone cutter, 3, Huntly street Wm. merchant tailor, 20, St. Nicholas street Wm. gunmakr. 2, Correction wynd, h. 39, Loch st. Wm. boot and shoemaker, 7, h. b, Upperkirkgate ROB—EOS 103 Robertson, Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 145, Gallowg. Mrs. dealer in butter and eggs, 1 , Windy wynd Mrs. teacher (Fera. Cath. school) Constitution st. Mrs. John, Glenburnie Mrs. Dr. William, Albyn place . Mrs. lodgings, 25, Union row . Mrs. A. 2, Affleck street Mrs. vintner, Cheyne's court, 69, Broad street Mrs. Alex, 54, Union street Mrs. Geo. (Excise) 53, Shiprow Mrs. midwife, 214, George street Mrs. vintner, Church street . Mrs. Wm. lodgings, 5, Upperkirkgate Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 9, Blackfriars st. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 61, Queen street Miss, dressmaker, 10, Schoolhill Miss, straw-hat maker, 34, Queen street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 69, Broad street Miss, dressmaker, 73, Woolmanhill . Miss, dressmaker and milliner. Silver street Robinson, Thos. founder, 14, St. Clement's street Robison, Wm. shipmaster, 15, Carmelite street Wm. advocate. Commercial court, 58, Castle street Robson, Wm. clerk, (L. M. & Co.) h. Upper Cotton Roche, Captain, R. V. Burnside, Holburn street Rodney, Geo. general gardener, 53, Windmill brae Roger, David, carpet shoemaker, 18, Upperkirkgate Henry, flesher, 5, h. 7, Crown street James, tanner. Steps of Gilcoraston, h. Maberly st. John, clerk, (Aberdeen Bank) h. Broadford Peter, excise-officer, 9, Hanover street Thos. teacher, (Trades' School) h. 39, Longacre Wm. clerk, (Alex. Pirie) h. Broadford Wm. shipmaster, (Edinr. Packet) St. Clement's st. Wm. miniature painter, 71, Bon- Accord street • Mrs. Broadford Ranald, Mrs. Lemon-tree tavern, 7, Huxter row Mrs. James, broker, 28, Lodge walk Rose, A. W. H. Esq. 8, Bon-Accord street Donaldson, shipowner and timber mecht. Footdee • James, excise-officer, 225, George street James, grocer and shoemaker, Shortloanings John, late supervisor of excise, Ruthrieston . John, R.N. 30, Dee street Wm. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton Miss, grocer, 37, Windmill brae Miss, dressmaker, Harriot street, 29, Bon-Accord street Ross, Adam, nail manuf. 6, Windy wynd, h. Canal road Alex, nail manuf. 6, Windy w. h. 13, Causewayend Alex, tailor, 7, East North-street Andw. flesher, 10, h. 152, George street market Angus, cooper, 14, Sugarhouse lane i2 104 ROS—ROY Ross, Chas. grocer, Gordon's mills D. boot & shoemaker, & leather dealer, Woodside Donald, vintner, 84, Queen street George, painter and glazier, 8, Black's buildings, Woolmanhill George, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 10, h. 11, Trinity corner • Geo. tailor, 46, Broad street Hugh, late officer of excise, 14, Harriot street Hugh, biulder, 5, Skene place Hugh, jun. smaUware merchant, 4, Broad street Jas. upholsterer, 15, Upperkirkg. h. 1, Gallowg. Jas. sheriff-officer, 15, Carmelite street . John Leith, of Arnage, h. East Craibstone street John, assistant commissary of ordnance. Reform street John, organist, (St. Paul's Chapel) of Craigie park . John, spirit dealer, 22, Green - - John, shoemaker, 14, Dee street Peter, boot and shoemaker. Upper Denburn Robert, druggist, 31, Green, h. Carmelite lane Thos. shoemaker, 22, St. Clement's street Wm. advocate, 4, Carmelite street Wm. draper, 178, Gallowgate, h. West North st. Wm. ironmonger, 28, Broad st. h. 45, Chapel st. Wm. last-maker, Henderson's court, 46, Broad st. Wm. grocer & spirit dealer, 137, A- 139, Gallowg. Wm. auctioneer, 15, Upperkirkg. /(. 1, Gallowg. . Mrs. Charles, 42, Skene terrace Mrs. Robert, Crown street Mrs. J. of Grenada, Granton Lodge, Braemar road Rough, John, corn extractor, and funeral waiter, h. Ma- theson's court, 15, Castle street Routledge, Isaac, (of W. R. & Son) h. 220, Gallowgate Wm. (of W. R. & Son) h. 218, George street Wliinton, & Son, rope and twine manufacturers, 219, Gallowgate Rowel], Joseph, comb manufacturer, 31, Constitution st. ' Wm. chain manuf. 68, North st. h. 40, George st. Roy, Alex. jun. auctioneer and appraiser, 1, Union lane, h. 14, Broad street Lieut. James, (Aberdeenshire Militia) h. 4, Bon- Accord lane James, jun. nurseryman and florist, 50, Union st. Nurseries, North street and South Ferryliill, &c. h. South Ferryhill ~ Jno. seedsman, and fruiterer, 50, Un. st. h. Ferryh. John, Gardener, 53, Guestrow Jno. flesher, 18, Wales st. market, h. 4, Cowgatc Mrs. John, lodgings, 64, Union street Miss, dressmaker, 5, Prince's street Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 64, Union street Royal Exchange Assur A. Jopp, agent, 31, Gallowgate ROY—SAN 106 Royal Mail and General Coach Offices, 61, Union street, and 5, Castle street Ruddiman, John, cabinetmaker and vintner, 1 1 Shiprow , . Wm. Wright, and dealer in furni. 8, East North-st. Runcie, George, surgeon, and apothecary, 43, Green, h. Ill, GaUowgate John and William, tinsmiths, 6, George street, 111, GaUowgate Runcy, Charles, grocer and spirit dealer, 31, A. 30, Quay Charles, shipmaster, (Sophia) 58, Quay Russel, Alexander, merchant tailor, 6, St. Nicholas st. . Alex, boot and shoemaker, 13, St. Clement's st. R. C. surgeon, 1, h.2, Mounthooly. Francis, principal servant, Greyfriars Church, fu- neral waiter, h. 27, Longacre Robt. grocer and spirit dealer, and ham curer, 30, Park street . William, bookseller and circulating library, 19, Broad street, h. Broadford William, confectioner and baker, 38, Upperkirk- gate, and 28, Union street, h. Broadford William, merchant tailor. Concert court. Broad st. Mrs. Captain, R.N. 41, Schoolhill Mrs. Robert, midwife, Cotton Mrs. dressmaker. Justice street Mrs. (Skelmuir) 216, George street Mrs (late of Aden) 133, King street . Miss, (of Rathen) 216, George street Rust, Alexander, agent and general merchant, 115, Union street, h. Bon-Accord square Gilbert, & George, grocers, tea, wine, and spirit dealers, 14, h. 3, George street James, & Son, grocers and mealsellers, Cotton Rutherford, George, blacksmith, St. Catherine's court, 14, Shiprow S Saint, Jas. shore-porter, St. Catharine's crt. 14, Shiprow Salmon, Thomas, dealer in clothes, &c. 39, Guestrow Saloon, Lamp and Fancy Ornament—M. Rettie & Son, 101, Union street Salter, William, flesher, 16, Poultry-matket, h. 29, Lodge walk Samuel, Edward, 97, Union street Sandilands, James Andrew, of Cruives, 13, Belmont st. Sandison, Misses, stay and dressmakers, Shore brae Sang, William, wright, 74, Skene street Sangster, Alexander, flesher, 19, Wales street market, h. 3, Hanover street George, tailor. Cotton James, flesher, 33, and 34, Wales street market. h. Wales street John, tailor, 1 College street I -3 106 SAN—SEL Sangster, Joseph, farmer and grocer, Tanfield Robert, flesher, 24, Wales street market, h. 4, Wales street Thos. advocate, 26, Queen street, h. Albyn place Wm. flesher, 22, Wales st. market, h. 4, Wales st. Wm. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 7, East North st. Miss, sewing-school, 12, Princes street Miss, boarding and day school, 1, South Crown st. Saunders, Mrs. Joseph, lodgings, 130, Union street Scandrett, James, painter and glazier, 5, Jopp's lane Schoenberg, Lewis, artist and linguist, Huntly street Scorgie, George, grocer, 40, Green, h. 8, Carmelite street John, mealseller and spirit dealer, 7, Gallowgate R. spirit dealer, 53, Green William, mason, Porthill close, 98, Gallowgate Scott, Alexander, shoemaker, Bridge of Dee Alexander, vintner, Burnett's close Anthony & Sons, pottery warehouse. Exchange court, Union street Captain David, R.N. Bon-Accord terrace James, tailor, 42, Loch street James, boot and shoemaker, 19, St. Nicholas street, h. Blackfriars street John, candlemaker, (Jas. Maitland & Co.) /;. 42, Netherkirkgate Robt, clerk, (Journal Office) h. 71, Bon-Accord st. Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 48, St. Nicholas st. h. Craigwell place William, shipmaster, (Euphemia) 6, Catto square William, stone-cutter, Scott's court, 25, Quay William, carter, Cotton Mrs. John, St. Andrew's street Mrs. vintner, 3, Water lane Mrs. 1, Chapel street Mrs. & Co. dressmakers, milliners, and straw hat makers, 8, North street . Mrs. midwife, 79, Shiprow Miss, mantuamaker, 5, Huntly street Miss, dressmaker, 30, Marischal street Miss, straw hat maker and milliner, 9, St. An- drew's street Misses, milliners and dressmakers, Craigwell place Scottish Equitable Assurance Company—N. Burnett, 11, Belmont street, agent Union Fire and Life Insurance Company—J. M'Hardy, 58, Castle street, agent Scroggie, John, dyer, 12, College street John, Wright, Cotton Sector, William, boot and shoemaker, 29, Causewayend , Seisins Office, Register of, 11, Belmont street Selby, George, stabler, 30, North street Sellar, Alex, boot and shoemaker, 15, Windmill brae James, shipmaster, (Happy Return) 1, Links street SEL—SHI 107 Sellar, John, grocer and spirit merchant, 15, College st. John, mason, 11, St. Andrew's street Thomas, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 9, h. Far- quhar's court, 17, Upperkirkgate Sectors, James, boot and shoemaker, 27, Causewayend Senter, John, boot and shoemaker, 4, h. 6, Crown street Session Clerk, William Smith, Footdee Seton, Alex, manufacturer, (G. B. & Co.) Woodside Lady, of Pitmedden, 27, Union place Shand, Alexander, wright, Knox's court, Wales street Arthur, wright, 37, Causewayend David, saw trimmer, 31, h. 33, Park street Robert, of Hillside, /*. 40, Queen street Robt. advocate—office, 31, Gallowg. h. 76, Dee st. > Mrs. Alexander, 6, Union place Shanks, Colin, baker, 96, h. 94, Chapel street James, slater, 44, Loch street Sharp, Alex, tailor, 75, North street James, stoneware merchant, 9,h. 8, Shiprow Shaw, Alexander, vintner, 65, Loch street Donald, pawnbroker, 6, Harriot street, h. Twin Cottage, NeEfield . D. & S. painters, Flourmill lane Peter, heel and toe plate manufacturer, 20, h. 16, Catherine street Mrs. 23, Adelphi, Union street Shearer, John, manufacturer of tinplate and japan goods, 101, Gallowgate Robt. candlemaker, (Jas. Fraser) 11, Drum's lane Shed, Alexander, slater, 54, Summer street John, slater, Denburn terrace Sheed, John, manufacturer, (Leys, Masson, & Co.) h. 31, Dee street Sheils, Peter, shoemaker, 23, Park street Constantine, shoemaker, 8, Park street Shepherd, Alexander, gardener, 64, Gerard street Charles, of Field Train Departmt. Rosemount ter. David, builder, 37, Bon-Accord street George, bookseller and stationer, 1, Broad street, A. 31, Constitution street Jas. clerk, (Gray, Watt, & Co.) h. 182, Gallowg. John, clerk, (Milne, Cruden, & Co.) h. North st. Robert, cabinetmaker, \7, ft. 19, Gordon street —-— Mrs. Robert, Crown street Misses, Skene square Sheriff- Clerk's Office, 27, King street Shewan, John, tea dealer and grocer, 121, Gallowgate Shipmasters' Hall, Shipmaster's court, 97, Shiprow Shields, John, confectioner, 62, Windmill brae Shirra, George, G. & Co. clothiers and haberdashers, 5, Broad street, /;. 26, Dee street Shirrefs, Alexander, jeweller, 63, Guestrow —'— John Lumsden, advocate, 126, Union street 108 SHI—SIM ShirrefFs, George, shore-porter, 4, Stronach's close James, Union Inn, post-horse master, 42, St. Ni- cholas street James, keeper of the Court-House, Lodge walk William, overseer, (Richards & Co. Broadford) h. Skene square William, vintner, 39, Windmill brae Shirres, Alexander, merchant, 24, Frederick street D. L. clothier and haberdasher, 9, Union Buildings, A. 51, Netherkirkgate William, clothier and haberdasher, 67, King street, h. 24, Frederick street Shore Dues and Harbour Office, quay, foot of Marishal st. Sievewright, John, stabler, 8, Prince's street Robert, boot and shoemaker, 5, Flourmill brae Wm. grocer and porter dealer, Murray's Houses, Park street Mrs. Park street Silver, George, of Netherley, h. 39, Schoolhill George, jun. Netherley, h. 39, Schoolhill George, smoke-doctor, slater and grate-setter, 40, Broad street Sim, Alexander, accountant, (Bank of Scotland,) h. 12, Virginia street Alexander, Sim's square Charles, merchant-tailor, 29, Broad street, h. Af- fleck street Charles, cart and ploughvv^right, 11, A. 13, Black- friars street . Clark, & Co. manufacturing chemists, 76, King st. George of the Customs, 6, East North-street George, rope and twine manufacturer, Broadford . James, brewer, Holburn street James, (of Sim, Clark, & Co.) h. 80, King street John, clerk, (at A. H. & S.) 151, George street John, Wright, loom and shuttlemaker, Steps of Gilcomston . Robert, gardener, Westfield, Gilcomston William, boot and shoemaker. Cotton Mrs. Mackie place Mrs. midwife, 5, St. Andrew's street Simm, Alex. Keeper of Parochial Dead House, 8, Hen- son's court, 46, Broadgate Simmie, Robert, reedraaker, 10, h. 12, Harriot street Simpson, Alexander, clothier, h, 13, Guestrow -—- Capt. Alex. (5th W. I. Regt.) h. Wellington, place Alexander, vintner, 2, Little Wales street Archibald, architect, 22, Crown street Archibald, merchant, Woodside Arthur, teacher, Gordon's Hospital, Schoolhill Rev. David, (Trinity Chapel) h. Trinity Mansa, 101, Shiprow Geo. cork-cutter, 34, Guestrow, /;. 77, Broad st. — SIM—SKU 109 Simpson, James, builder, 77, George st. h. 20, Schoolhill James, advocate, 102, Union street James, gardener, 4, Shuttle lane James, gardener, Ann street James, chimney sweeper, 63, Netherkirkgate John, jun. builder, 54, Bon-Accord street John, yost. builder, 74, Windmill brae Jno. clothier and haberdasher, h. 14, Bon- Accord st. Patrick, rope and twine manufacturer, 8, Union row, h. 49, Broad street Robert, wright, 32, St. Andrew street & Whyte, woollen drapers, and furnishers of gen- tlemen's clothing, 21, Union buildings William, advocate, (Pror. Fiscal for the County) Office, 56, h. 58, Bon-Accord street WilUam, beadle. Chapel of Ease, and funeral waiter. 111, Skene street William, wright, 26, Skene street William, & Co. chain-cable, anchor, ship-smiths, and boiler-makers, York place William, turner, 26, Skene street, h. 8, Spa street William, cabinet maker, 86, Hutcheon street . Mrs. WiUiam, 2, Yeats lane Miss, Lower Middlefield Miss Ann, Broadford . Miss, milliner, dressmaker, 1 0, Kidd lane Sinclair, Al. (of Sincl. & Simpson) h. 8. Constitution st. George, tailor, 16, Huxter-row & Simpson, clothiers and haberdashers, 11, Broad street Wm. wholesale druggist, 36, Union street Mrs. J. porter and spirit dealer. Jack's brae Singer, Adam, agent, house and office. Broad street, entry, 2, Longacre Skea, Thos. horse-shoer and farrier, 39, George street, h. 1, Charlotte street Skene, Captain Alexander, R. V. 13, Silver street Charles, M. D. professor of medicine, Marischal College, h. 42, Castle street George, woollen manufacturer, 126, Gallowgate Robert, baker, 4, Justice street Thomas, draper, 5, Broad street, h. Causewayend Thomas, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 93, h. 95, Causewayend Wm. wool merchant, 14, Queen st, 126, GaUowg. Miss E. 1, Justice street Skinner, Alexander, shore-porter, 8, Exchequer-row Donald, flesher. Cotton P. A. candlemaker, St. Catherine's crt. 14, Shiprow the Right Rev. Bishop William, (St. Andrew's Chapel) h. 1, Golden square William, advocate, 84, Union street Skues, Lieut, Geo. R.M. dentist & cupper, 31, Queen st. 110 SLA—SMI Slater, Simon, merchant tailor, 12, North street Miss, dressmaker, 12, North street Miss, Margaret, teacher, 12, North street Slight, Alex, clothier and haberdasher, 13, Union-build- ings, A. 10, Castle street Small, Robert, & Co. tinsmiths. Canal street Miss, dressmaker, 149, George street Smart, John, shipmaster, (Glasgow Packet) 20, Prince Regent street Mrs. vintner, 24, Virginia street Smith, Alexander, pawn-broker, 2, Ragg's lane Alexander, wright, Skene square . Alexander, merchant, 6, Union street, h. Weigh house square Alexander, tailor and furnisher, 45, Netherkirkgate, h. 22, Summer street Alex, advocate, 96, Union street, and GlenmiUan Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 20, College street Alexander, shoemaker, 33, Netherkirkgate Alexander, merchant, 156, Gallowgate Alexander, teacher, 59, Shiprow, h. 56, Queen st- Alex, mercht. (A. Irvine & Co.) h, 51, Marischal st. Alexander, boot and shoemaker, Holburn street Alexander, vintner, York street Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 23, Park street Alexander, shipmaster, (Acorn) 20 Prince's street Andrew, clothier, 79, Broad street • Andrew, clerk, (L. M. & Co.) h. Grandholm Works, Donside Charles, confectioner, 32, Frederick street Chas. tailor, 9, Denburn ter. h. 75, Woolmanhill Charles, mason. Upper Cotton David, hat-manufacturer, 81, Spring-gardens David, baker, 2, h. 8, Gordon street David, grocer, Stoneywood Francis, (T. & C. Bank) h. Springbank, Dee street George, upholsterer, 21, h. 146, George street George, vintner, 6, Commerce street George, quarrier, 52, Summer street George, mason, Causewayend Road George, grocer, Gordon's mills . Henry, flaxdresser, 62, h. 92, Shiprow Hugh, wood merchant, 151, George street Jas. coppersmith & brass founder, 6, Drum's lane James & Son, cabinetmakers, Flourmill lane, h. 49, Bon-Accord street James, slater, 9, Trinity street James, clothier and haberdasher, 24, Broad street, h. 108, Gallowgate James, grocer, 11, College street Jas. shoemaker, and leather dealer, 141, Gallowg. James, carver and gilder, Commercial buildings, 115, h, 122, Union street SMI—SMI 111 Smith, James, superintendent of the canal works, 36, Gerard street James, stabler, 26, Mutton brae . James, gardener, 35, St. Andrew street James, entry -keeper. Permit Office, 112, King street, h. 12, quay James (of N. Smith & Sons) 49, Gallowgate James, grocer, Shortloanings, Gilcomston Jeremiah, nail manufacturer and ironmonger, 34, North street, h. 15, Mealmarket lane John, teacher, Flourmill lane, h. 62, Gordon street John, architect, and superintend, of town's works, 142, King street John, brewer and distiller, h. Newbridge John, (of Post-office) 1 2, Adelphi court John, baker, 7, h- 9, Dee street John, shipmaster (Courier) 6, Wellington street John, shipmaster, (Star) and vintner. Lime Quay John, advocate, 28, Queen street John, jun. (of Blaikie & Smith) advocate, and ac- countant, h. 4, Dee street John, baker, Causewayend John, fishing tackle maker, 63, Guestrow John, shore porter, 7, Weigh-house square John, merchant tailor, 9, Lodge walk John, cabinetmaker, 31, h. 32, Chapel street John, clothier, 9, Back wynd John, porter and spirit dealer, 7, Union lane John, gardener, Ann street John, & Co. iron and nail merchants, 5, Shoe lane ^John, shoemaker, Holburn street John, shoemaker, 87, Chapel street John, 4, Church street John, yst. auctioneer. Hall, Union street, entry 2, St. Catherine's wynd, h. 32, Dee street John, merchant, 3, Skene place Joseph, road contractor & vintner, 92, Causewayend Joseph, grocer, 100, John street Lewis, bookseller, 66, Broad st. A. 91, Gallowgate Matw. shipmr. (Banchory brig) 59, Commerce st. Neil, & Sons, merchants, and insurance brokers, 40, Loch street Neil, jun. (of N. Smith & Sons) h. 49, Gallowgate Paul, (late of Excise) 28, Shiprow • Peter, stone cutter. Union street. West Peter, shoemaker, 6, Trinity st. h. 8, Carmelite lane Peter, gi-ocer, tea and spirit dealer, Skene square • Peter, grocer, 91, Skene street Robert, gardener, Tanfield Robert, gardener, Sunnybank Robert, (of F. & S.) 38, Castle street, h. 11, BoR- Accord street 112 SMI—SNO Smith, Robert, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 86, Broad street, h. 21, Guestrow & Son, cabinetm. and uphols. 16, St. Nicholas st. Thos. painter and glazier, 45, Broad street, A, 8, Longacre Walter, wright and cabinetm. h. 16, Blackfriars st. Rev. Wm. 7, Black's buildings Wm. account, and collector of debts, 214, Geo. st. Wm. adv. 11, Correction w. h. 18, St. Nich. lane Wm. clerk, (Police Office) h. 29, Windmill brae Wm. (of Smith & Son) h. 1, Jopp's lane Wm. clerk, (Brilliant) 61, Commerce street ' Wm. shoemaker, Holburn place \ Wm. vintner, 19, Commerce street Wm. painter and glazier, 3, Marischal street, h. 62, Gordon street Wm. session clerk, and keeper of the register of marriages, for the city, Footdee Wm. jun. tea and wine merchant, 106, Union st. A. Springbank, Dee street Wm. shipmaster, 11, Prince Regent street Wm. mason. Young street Mrs. lodgings, 122, Union street Mrs. lodgings, 68, Broad street Mrs. Dr. Springbank, Dee street Mrs. E. (R.N.) Eangsland place, George street Mrs. George, Wellington place Mrs. George, baby linen warehouse, 28, Marischal street, h. 53, Shiprow Mrs. Captain John, 28, Silver street Mrs. John, vintner, 8, Castle street Mrs. John, Exchequer place, Chapel lane Mrs. Robert, 11, Bon-Accord street Mrs. Wm. stabler, 24, North street Mrs. Wm. midwife, Denburn terrace Mrs. Wm. 65, Bon-Accord street Mrs. straw-hat maker, 21, Loch street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 49, Bon-Accord st. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 64, Hutcheon street Miss, dressmaker, 16, Longacre Miss, 41, St. Andrew's street Miss, 66, Dee street Miss, 50, Shiprow Miss, milliner, Tuscan straw-bonnet warehouse. 44, Queen street Misses, boarding-school. Silver street Misses, dressmakers. Diamond street Snell, Alexander, stone merchant, 14, St. Clement's st. James, wright, 18, Longacre, h. 7, Shoe lane Sney, John, principal servant, (South Parish Church) Wallace newk Snovvie, Alex, tailor, 53, East North-street —— Jas. shoemaker, and fancy bird dealer, 8, Skene ter. SNO—STE 113 Snowie, William, flesher, 3, Wales st. mkt. h. Berryden Sorley, John, reed-maker, 47, George st. h. Forbes st. Sorrie, Alex, mealseller, Hector's houses, 55, Virginia st. James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, aiid mealseller, 11, St. Andrew's street Souter, David, wholesale druggist. Chronicle court, 32, Broad street, h. Strawberry bank William, shoemaker, 13, Park street Soutter, John, teacher. Bridge of Dee, h. 36, White- house street South Bridge Distillery, near Holburn street Southgate, James, vintner. Church street Spalding, George, jobbing gardener, Holburn srreet James, flesher, 25, Wales st. mkt. h. 18, Wales st. Spark, Benjamin, advocate, 27, St. Nicholas street George, grocer and spirit dealer, 55, Quay Robert, painter and glazier, 4, h. 3, Carnegie's brae Tiiomas, treasurer, (Infirmary) /;. 32, Shiprow Thomas, bookseller, 47, Castle street Wm. watch and clockmaker, 29, St. Nicholas st. William, flesher, 6, Wales street market, h. Web- ster's houses, Hanover street Wmiiam, jun. flesher, (of Reid & Spark) h. Mid- dleton's houses, Wales street Mrs. dressmaker, 3, Carnegie's brae Miss, Strawberrybank Speace, Rev. Alexander, h. 2, CastlehiU Rev. James, (Blackfriars street Chapel) h. Brae- head, Gilcomston Peter, merchant tailor, 77, Broad street Rt. beadle, (St. Clement's Church) 6, Catto square William, slater, 102, John street Mrs. 2, Castle hill . Mrs. dressmaker, 17, Shiprow Spring, Robert, baker, 8, h. 11, Huxter row Sprott, Mrs. dressmaker, 35, Virginia street Stables, William, vintner. Cotton Stamp Office, 71, Union street Standard Life Insurance Company of Scotland—agent's office, 11, Union buildings Steel, James, surgeon, 1, Marischal street John, guard, (South Mail) 6, Crown street Steele, William, clerk (M'Hardy & Robison's office) h. 15, Bon -Accord street Stephen, Alexander, late merchant, 39, Summer street Alexander, shipmaster, (Shakspeare) 20, James st. Alexander, shipmaster (Theophilus) 2, Virginia st. George, boatbuilder, 1, Catto square George, overseer, Grandholm mills h. Cotton -^ James, ironmonger, (Wm. Ross) 28, Broad street, h. 6, Links street John, grocer, Holburn street Rt. & Son, merchts. 41, Green, /(, 1, Martin's lane 114 STE—STU Stephen, Robert, overseer, Grandliolm mills, h. Cotton Robert, advocate, 7, Correction wynd William, Aberdeen and Elgin carrier— Office, 16, George street, h. 30, East North-street William, builder and wood merchant, 13, Summer street, h. Union wynd Miss, 173, Union street Stephenson, Alexander, cooper, 61, Windmill brae Stevens, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 212, George st. Mrs. lodgings, 99, George street Stevenson, Alexander, & Co. booksellers and stationers. Union lane David, porter and spirit dealer, 1, h. 3, Carmelite st. James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer. Cotton James, jun. merchant tailor, 25, Guestrow James, tailor, 68, Gallowgate Robert, engineer, steam-boat, 1, York street Mrs. lodgings, 81, George street Stiven, John, baker and confectioner, Cotton Stewart, Alexander, merchant, h. Union terrace Alexander, & Co. clothiers and haberdashers, 119, Union street Alexander, fleslier, 43, Wales street market Chas. grocer, tea and siprit dealer, 60, Causewayend Charles, grocer, tea dealer, wine and spirit merchant, 20, Gallowgate, li. 1, Littlejohn street George, blacksmith, Steps of Gilcomston Gordon, boot and shoemaker, 44, h. 42, George st. James, stoneware merchant, and spirit dealer, 44, North street James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 43, Park street James, mason, 48, Summer street James, flesher, 2, Wales st. mkt. /;. 9, Wales street James, teacher, 15, h. 60, Causewayend John C. surgeon. Cotton John, guard, (North Mail Coach) 24, George street John, (of Stewart and Rowel) 44, Constitution st. John, sen. 27, Wales stireet market John, teacher, (Thain school) h. 69, Shiprow John Roy, cotton-dyer, Leadside, Gilcomston John, flesher, 10, Upperkirkgate Lewis, agent, 71. King street Peter, vintner, Waterloo quay Roderick, flesher, 42, Wales st. mkt. h. 7, Wales st. & Rowell, comb-manufacturers, 133, King street William, surgeon, Cotton . M. grocer, 58, East North-street Mrs. Kenneth, 75, Union street Mrs. lodgings, 1, Littlejohn street Mrs. midwife, 16, Catherine Street Miss, teacher, 22, Union ro^V Stonytown Distillery, Stonytown Stuart, Alexander, 7, U^nion place , STU—STR 115 Stuart, Alexander, teacher of writing, book-keeping, and stenography, Aberdeen Academy, 115, Union st. h. 24, Chapel street Alexander, tailor, 33, Queen street Alexander, grocer, 135, Skene street David, post-master, 15, Adelphi court George, surgeon, 15, Adelphi court Henry, boot and shoemaker, 13, Windy wynd M. and Co. grocers, 95, George street Peter, druggist, 29, Queen street William, boot and shoemaker, 42, Schoolhill William, teacher of Latin, English, Arithmetic, and Book-keeping, 161, Gallowgate William, surgeon-apothecary, 4, Black's buildings William, clerk, (A.& J. Anderson, painters) h. 31 Bon-Accord street Mrs. P. 3, Schoolhill Miss, Bon-Accord terrace Misses, 4, Black's buildings -—- Misses, dressm. and milliners, 51, Bon-Accord street Misses, 44, Park street Still, David, overseer, Grandholm mills, h. Tanfield George, of Millden, h. 45, Gallowgate James, vintner. Chapel lane John, shipmaster, (Ariadne) R. Duthie's Houses, Castle brae Robert, blockmaker, 12, Prince Regent street Mrs. Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer, York street Mrs. Patrick, Holburn street Mrs. William, barber, Holburn street Mrs. lodgings, 99, George Street Miss, 81, Shiprow Stirling, George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 11, h. 15, Castle street Rev. James, (United Associate Church) h. Caro- line place —— John, clerk, (John Gibb & Son) h. 13, Marischal st. Stophani, John, optician, 42, h. 40, Queen street Storey, Mrs. George, 3, Union place Stormont, James, baker, 32, Union place Stott, James W. general blacksmith, 11, Causewayend, A. 43, Quay John, tailor. Commercial court, 58, Castle street Miss, 14, Shuttle lane Strachan, James, shoemaker, 27, Virginia street James, tailor, h. Well-court, 14, Broad street James, bookseller, h. 19, Back wynd James, bookseller, stationer, and ruler, 60 Castle street, h. Well-court, 14, Broad street James, shoemaker, 9, Castle brae James, academy, 17, Queen street, h. Caroline- place, Ann street .John, wright, Hanover lane, /;. 4, Hanover street K 2 116 STR—SUM Strachan, John, weaver, 5, Porthill, Gallowgate John, vintner, 42, Virginia street Peter, stabler, 13, Harriot street —,— Wm. landscape and animal painter, 14, Harriot st. Mrs. broker, 57, Queen street Mrs. John, Stocket Miss, teacher of dressing, 3, Bla«kfriars street Straith, Rev. Alex, teacher of English, keeper of baptism register, &c. 1, Drum's lane, h. 20, Schoolhill Stranack, Mrs. 10, Queen street Strathdee Distillery, Cooperston Straton, Jno, vintner and victualg. house, 50, Guestrovv Peter, manager, (for Mrs. Ingram, leather-mercht.) 63, Broad street, h. 14, Marywell street Stratton, WiUiam, WeUington place Stronach, Alexander & George, coopers and fish-curers, 1, Fish street Alexander, advocate, 20, King street Alexander, wright, Cooperston buildings Sun Fire and Life Office—A. Johnston, 233, Union street, agent Sutherland, Alexander, baker, 67, h. 65, Broad street Alex. Inmore Cottage, near Rosemount terrace Alex, vi'ool manufacturer, 11, Green, h. 7, John st. Alex, shoemaker, 82, King st. h. 108, George st. Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, 52, East North st. . Andrew, manufacturer, 1, Black's buildings Donald, tailor, 73, Chapel street . George, vintner, 6, Park street George, ironmonger, 31, St. Nicholas street, h. 75, Bon-Accord street George, silk mercer, 31, h. 29, Union street John, druggist, 124, h. 126, Gallowgate John, excise officer, h. Whitehall John, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 29, h. 27, North street John, watchmaker, 27, Marischal street, h. John- ston's houses, 5, Virginia street John, bookseller, 153, Gallowgate, A. Sunnyside Dr. Neil, (Aberdeenshire Militia) 4, Belmont st. Robert, glazier and painter, 29, Union street, h. Thomas Webster's houses, Wales street Wm. victualling house, and pie baker, 16, Upper- kirkgate, A. 31, Guestrow W. &C. straw-hat manufactrs. 15, & 17, Queen st. ' Mrs. John, Sutherland's court, 126, Gallowgate Mrs. John, teacher, 9, Denbum terrace Mrs. 8, Bon-Accord terrace Miss, dressmaker, 4, Canal lane r Miss, dressmaker, 3, Martin's lane Misses, lodgings, 126, Gallowgate Summers, William, surgeon, Mitchell place, 151, King street SWA—TAY 117 Swap, Geo. porter and spirit dealer, White's houses, Col- lege street Symon, Geo. wig-maker, perfumer, and haircutter, 18, St. Nicholas street, h. Skene square John, merchant, 248, George street .— Mrs. midwife, Skene square Symmers, Geo. of Cults, h. Crown court, Union street James, mason, 24, Union row John, shipmaster, (Sylph brig) 5, Yeat's lane Wm. shipmaster, (Vesta) 27, St. Clement's street Misses, 31, Whitehouse street T Taggart, John, stabler, 68, George street Tait, Wm. grocer, 84, Broad st. h. 32, St. Andrew st. Mrs. vintner. Church street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 21, Windy wind Talbert, David, shipmaster, (Blossom) 60, Quay Tastard, Joseph, flesher. Poultry mkt. h. 21, Prince's st, Tawse, John, teacher, Girls' Hospital, 36, Gallowgate, h. Skene square Mrs. 1, Belmont street Taylor, Alex, draper, (P. & T.) h. 69, Dee street — Al. gardnr. Summerfield gardens. Constitution st. Alex, gardener, Barkmill Alex, grain merchant, Kingsland place, Broadford Alex, grocer, tea and spirit deal. 45, Commerce st. Chas. grocer, 103, Skene street & Co. music sellers, 142, Union street David, cabinetmaker, h. 16, George street David, broker, 9, Peacock's close, Castle street Geo. clerk, 11, Canal terrace Geo. hosier, 58, George street, h. 45, Loch street Jas. oil and colour mercht. Chron. crt. 32, Broad st. James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Woodside James, clerk, (Blaikie & Smith) h. 5, Castle brae John, shoemaker, 4, Gerard street John, grocer, Woodside John, (of B. T. & Co.) h. Mackie place John, stabler, 2, Harriot street John, beadle, (West Church) funeral waiter, and porter Grammar School, 11, Harriot street Major, of Rothiemay, h. Castle lodge, Castle st. Peter, boot and shoemaker, and blacking manufr. 52, St. Nicholas street, h. 205, George street Peter, tollkeeper, Kittybrewster Robert, grocer, 186, Gallowgate Robert, (of Taylor & Co.) 142, Union street Robert, ropemaker, 107, h. Ill, Gallowgate Thomas, gardener, 31, Shuttle lane Wm. shoemaker, 1, Hutcheon street Wm. (Kilgour & Co.) h. Union row Margaret, sick-nurse, 6, S[)a street K 3 118 TAY—THO Taylor, Mrs. Hardgate Mrs. M'Lean's court, 50, Gallowgate Miss E. vintner, 2, Virginia street Mrs. dressmaker and milliner, 35, Freda rick street Misses, dressmakers, 12, Harriot street Temple, A. grocer, porter & spirit dealer, 218, Gallowg. Templeton, Rev. James, (United Associate Church,) 2, Little Belmont street William, surgeon, 2, Little Belmont street Tindal, George, vintner, 5, Berry lane Thain, James, boat builder, 53, York street Theatre—Pit, 50, Boxes, 52, Gallery, 54, Marischal st. Thistle, Robert, wright, 20, h. 22, North street Thom, Alexander, surveyor of taxes—Office, 103, Union street, h. Albyn place John, advocate, (agent for Van Egmont and Sons, of Rotterdam,) 55, Gallowgate John, manufacturer and merch. QQ, h. 55, Gallowg. John, mealseller and spirit dealer, 1, Gordon street Robert, brewer, 211, King street, Canal bridge William, 1, Caroline place Mrs. 29, Constitution street Mrs. James, Albyn place Thompson, Geo. jun. insur. brokerand shipown. 13, Quay Thomson, Alexander, gardener, Hardgate Alexander, cooper, 10, Quay Rev. Alex. (George street Chapel,) h. 81, Geo. st. Andrew, house carpenter, 16, Union row Andrew, (of Thomson & Co.) h. 5, FlourmiU lane Andrew, & Co. hat manufacturers, FlourmiU lane Arthur, ship and insurance broker, and agent for Lloyd's, 25, Marischal street, h. 17, Trinity quay „ Danie}, shoemaker, h. 27, Justice street George, engineer, (Brilliant,) 24, Prince Regent st. Geo. merchant, Thomson's court, 21, h. 22, Quay George, grocer, Woodside George, tailor, 8, Chronicle lane Co.) h. Green , Henry, clerk, (Steam Navigation 55, Hugh, furnishing tailor, 5, Guestrow James, baker, h. Waterloo quay Jas. commission merchant, Thomson's crt. 21, Quay Rev. Dr. John, (St. Clement's Church,) h. 3, Canal terrace John, tailor, 5, Blairton lane, Broad street John, spirit dealer, 122, Gallowgate John, vintner, Farquhar's houses. Park lane John, wright, (John Smith, builder,) h. 20, East North street Robt. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 29, East North st. Robert, merchant taOor, 23, Broad street Wm. jun. ironmong. 109, Union st. h. 28, Dee st. William, sen. accountant, h. Strawberry bank William, shoemaker, 9. Maltmill bridge THO—TRO Its Thomson, William, shoemaker, 7, College lane William, constable, Cotton Wm. carver and gilder, 8, Queen street Wm. guard, (North Defiance) 83, King street Wm. carver and gilder, 21, James street Mrs. teacher of dressing, 3, Blackfriars st. Mrs. James, 30, Skene terrace Mrs. John, 30, Skene terrace Mrs. teacher, 55, Netherkirkgate Mrs. fur and muff maker, 13, Virginia street Mrs. grocer, 14, North street Mrs. midwife, 7, Crown street Mrs. lodgings, 49, Bon-Accord street Mrs. teacher, 35, North street Miss, 40, Schoolhill . Miss, fur dresser, 13, Virginia street Tocher, John, dealer in cotton, 8, Crown street Tochetti, Mrs. midwife, 68, Queen street Tomkins, Richard, jun. flesher, 20, Wales st. market, h. Frederick street Wm. flesher, 14, Poultry market Mrs. flesher, 2 Poultry market Topp, James, late baker, 52, Schoolhill Mrs. John, 25, Constitution street Torrie, Alex, advocate, 77, King street, h. 14, Chapel st= James, M.D. 50, Dee street Jas. woollen draper, 14,' Chapel stireet Jas. teacher of French, 20, Castle street Robert, late merchant, h. 14, Chapel street Torry, James, sUk dyer, 4, George street Jas. surgeon, 9, St. Nicholas street Tosh, Thos, painter and glazier, 15, Pork lane Tough, Alex, proprietor, Cotton George, stabler, 160, Gallowgate Jas. flesher, 23, Wales st. mkt. h. Constitution 3t. Thomas, W. boot and shoemaker, 33, Marischal street, h. 36, Virginia st. Mrs. sewing school, 10, Carmelite street Misses, dressm. and milliners, 15, Sugar house la. Tower, William, of Elinaldie, h. 20, Quay . Misses, Silver street Trail, S. vintner, 30, Skene street Miss, straw hat maker, 46, Virginia street Troup, Alex, merchant tailor, 1, Adelphi Alex, corn merchant, Sclatie, by Woodside George, merchant tailor, 23, Longacre, h. Prospect Cottage, GUcomston Geo. & C. chemists and druggists, 55, George st. James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 37, Schoolhill, h. 23, Back wynd James, teacher of drawing and painting, Aberdeen Academy, 115, Uiuon street John, blacksmith, Ruthrieston 120 TRO—VIC Troup, William, clerk, 126, GalloM^gate William, tailor, 41, College street William, gardener. Nelson street . William, merchant tailor, Cruden's crt. 22, Broad st. Mrs. George, milliner and straw bonnet maker, 55, George street Mrs. George, 24, George's street Miss, lodgings, 79, George's street . Misses, ladies' school, 24, George's street Tug Steam Boat Office, New Pier Tullocli, Rev. George— School, 40, Dee street, h. Belle- view, Hardgate James, shipmasters, (Sisters) St. Clement's street TurnbuU, John, supervisor of excise, Holburn street Turner, Miss, of Menie, Ruby Cottage, Silver street Tureif, Alex, draper, 33, Union street, h. 30, Silver st. George, vintner, York street Mrs. 30, Silver street Tyson, John, merchant, h. Strawberry bank Tytler, Alex, shipmaster, (London Packet) Park st. Jas. (of M'Combie, Dunn &Co.) A. 2, Charlotte st. • William, cabinet maker, 6, Shoe lane Mrs. William, 12, Queen street, h. Jopp's court, 40, Broad street. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 113, Skene street U Union-glen Distillery, Holburn Union Whale Fishing Co.'s Office, 12, Commerce street United Kingdom Life Assurance Company—James Low, 72, King street, agent Urquhart, Alexander, wholesale tea& coffee dealer, 115, Union street Alexander, road-contractor, 9, Skene row J. & Co. druggists, 162, Union street James, shipmaster, (Paul Jones) h. Footdee John, druggist, 60, Nicholas st. h. 39, Upperkirkg. John,[& Co. boot and shoemakers, 194, Gallowgate, h. 112, George street William, of Craigston, h. 240, Union street Mrs. Dr. 74, Chapel street Mrs. dressmaker, 3, Flourmill brae Mrs. grocer, Broadford V Vaccine, Institution, 17, Guestrow—Dr. Galen, physi- cian Valentine, Andrew, coachmaker, (Aberdeen Coach Ma- nufactory) A. 31, Frederick street Varnon, John, boiler-maker, 11, St. Clement street Vass, James, cotton-manufacturer, 75, Broad street, h. 5, Upperkirkgate Vickers, Mrs. Hardgate WAD—WAL 121 W WaDDel, David, manager, (W. Pirie & Co.) 63, Bon- Accord street Walker, Adam, sheriff-officer, 31, Shiprow Alex, clerk, (John Smith & Co.) h. 91, Shiprow Alexander, gardener, Rosemount Alexander, gardener, 106, George street Alex, merchant & commercial agent, 37, Shiprow Alex, ironmonger, 58, Gallowgate, h. above shop Alex. jun. gardener. Causeway seat and Beattie, land-surveyors, 27, St. Nicholas st Charles, merchant, 23, College street David, land-surveyor, 27, St. Nicholas street David, bulking master. South Crovra street David, hairdresser and perfumer, 135, Union st. Dun. shipmaster, (Hercules) 18, St. Clement's st. George, of Honeybrae, h. Broadford George, gardener, 69, George street George, boot and shoemaker, 85, Skene street George, plasterer, 10, Constitution street Gordon, hairdresser, 42, Guestrow Jas. hot and cold sea water baths at the sea beach, and 10, Quay James, nursery and seedsman, h. 83, Union street —.— Jas. stabler and retailer of hay. Red Lion Tavern, 6, North street James, baker, 11, Fisherrow, h. 8, Carmelite st. James, baker, 22, h. 24, George street John, 6, Park street John, shipmaster (Diadem) 11, St. Clement's st. John, flesher, 3, Poultry market, h. Cotton John, wright, 8, Porthill John, shipmr. (D. of Wellington) 7, Wellington st. —, — John, grocer, 32, Virginia street, h. 21, Pork lane John, umbrella manuf. 81, King street, h. Park st. John, grocer, 207, Gallowgate John, clerk, 63, Guestrow John, wholesale and retail jeweller, hardware mer- chant, &c. 20, h. Cruden's court, 22, Broad street John, & Co. blacksmiths, millwrights, and machine makers, 43, Lochside John, (of Walker & Co. blacksmiths) &c. h. 53, Loch street Jno. look.-glass& comb-manuf. 26, h. 22, Broad st. Joseph, baker, 11, A. 13, Fisherow Robert, hairdresser, 82, George street . Thos. manager (Milne, Crud. & Co.) h. Skene sq. Walter, plasterer, 64, George street WiUiam, assist, treasurer. Infirmary and Lunatic Asylum, h. Caroline place . Wm. grocer, wine & spirit dealer, 43, A. 41, Geo. st. Wm.. town-serj. and dean of G. officer, 8, Guestrow 122 WAL—WAT Walker, Wm, flesher, 21, Wales st. mkt. h. 10, Wales st. Wm. and Joseph, bakers, 11, Fisherrow Wm. steward (Nimrod) vint. & sailmaker, 6, Neth- . Wm. Canal bridge, Mounthooly [erkirkgate Mrs. stay-maker, 1, Blackfriars street JMrs. Register-office, 9, Guestrow Misses, Crown street Wallace, Andrew, merchant and brewer, AuchmuU —_ James, 20, George street Wm. shipmaster (Briton) 15, James street Wm. boot and shoemaker, 26, Longacre Wm. mason, 69, North street Wales, -Alex, sailmaker, 12, St. Clement's street . Lieut. Andw. R.N. 67, Bon-Accord street Walters, William, (Ballater) mail guard, 18, Huntly st. Warden, Misses, Ladies' School, 68, Queen street Waring, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 56, Green Warrack, Charles, baker, Woodside James, surgeon, Summerhill James, merchant, 143, Skene street Waters, Benjamin, clerk, (Devanha Brewery) h. Gor- don's court, 10, Gordon street Watkins, Alexander, manufacturer, (Broadford Works) h. Broadford Watch Houses, Huxter-row, and Union place Watson, Archibald, cashier, Broadford Works, h. May bank, Hutcheon street George, boot and shoemaker, and leather cutter, 14, Netherkirkgate, h. 25, Bon-Accord street George, wright, 9, Huntly street James, clerk, (Taylor & Co.) 46, Upperkirkgate James, blacksmith, Duncan's court, 74, Gallowgate John, Britannia Tavern, and shipmaster, Exchequer court, h. 9, Exchequer row John, merchant tailor, 29, Broad street Patrick, teacher, 25, Chapel street Robert, vintner, 93, Shiprow Wm. W.S. sheriff-substitute. East Craibstone st. Wm. traveller, (Wm. Pirie & Co.) h. 1, Chapel lane Mrs. George, 9, Union place Mrs. William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, New- bridge, Hardgate Mrs. vintner, Canal terrace Mrs. 66, Bon-Accord street Miss, teacher, 41, Bon-Accord street Watt, Alexander, shipmaster, Ruthrieston Alexander, land-surveyor. Watt's house. Young st. Alexander, shoemaker, Steps of Gilcomston David, grocer and spirit dealer, 15, Chapel street George, surgeon, 57, Dee street George, inn-keeper, 1, and 14, Regent quay George, mealseller, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 21, East North-street WAT—WHI 125 Watt, George, & Co. blacksmiths, York street George, wright, 67, Causewayend James, shoemaker, 56, East North-street . James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Upper Denburn James, teacher, Grammar School, h. 38, Skene st. James, stabler, 11, Mealmarket lane John, shoemaker, 35, A. 31, Upperkirkgate John, printer, 9, Guestrow John, merchant. Concert court. Broad street John, blacksm. 71, Gordon st. h. 7, Rennie's wynd Patrick, grocer, 77, h. 79, Queen street Robt. grocer, >vine& spirit mercht. 179, h. 182, Gal- Mrs. Adam, 61, Dee street [lowgate Miss, teacher, 79, Gallowgate Wattie, John, shipmaster, York street Joseph, gardener. Clerk-seat William, stabler, 5, Little Belmont street Mrs. vintner, Hardgate Webster, Alexander, writer, 28, Catherine street ——. Alex. Gordon, shore porter, 14, Shiprow Alex, advocate, office, 42, h. 46, King street Alex, tea, wine, & spirit mercht. 23, Guestrow James, cabinetm. 27, Coll. st. h. 25, Bon-Accord st. . John, advocate, office, 42, h. 46, King street John, spirit dealer, 26, h. 25, Quay John, grocer and spirit dealer, Holburn street Simpson, shoemaker, 6, Young street Thomas, jun. manager, (Aberdeen and Hull Ship- Co. h. Wales street Thomas, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 10, Hano- ver street, h. Wales street William, baker, 4, Skene terrace, h. 21, Skene st. Mrs. Lieut. William, 36, Chapel street Mrs. mealseller, 26, Frederick street Miss, teacher, 33, Causewayend Weigh House, Quay Weir, George, tailor, Farquhar's court, 17, Upperkirkg. Robert, spirit merchant, Waterloo quay Win. shipmaster, (Wemyss,) 8, Sugar house lane Mrs. midwife, 11, Drum's lane Welsh, James, bookseller, Skene square Westland, James, (Aberdeen Town and County Bank,) h. 32, St. Nicholas street John, shoemaker, 69, Queen street Mrs. WilUam, 28, Skene street Mrs. William, jun. Braehead, Gilcomston Westmacott, Ivliss, 85, Bon-Accord street West of England Fire and Life Office—A. and J. Caden- head, 52, Netherkirkgate, agents West of Scotland Fire and Life Office—John Angus, Town-house, agent Wliitecross, William, jeweller, h. 67, Dee street William, & Co. jewellers, 43, Union street 124 WHI—WIL Whitecross, Mrs. grocer, Broadford White, James, builder, 61, Bon- Accord street William, merchant and general agent, 6, Frederick street, h. 127, King street Whyte, David, tanner, Newbridge, h. 31, Bon-Accord st. James, shipmaster, (Seaton) 27, James street John, clothier, h. 52, Dee street Ogilvie, grocer and spirit dealer, 49, Windmill brae Patrick, tobacco and snuff manufacturer, 73, Gal- lowgate, h. 129, King street Wigham, Anthony, 5, Caroline place, Maybank John, Broadford Wight, John, baker, Woodside Wildgoose, Miss, teacher, 98, North street Wilkie, Matthew, 2, Virginia street Wilkinson, Rev. William, 29, Upperkirkgate Will, James, resident surgeon at Lunatic Asylum John, guard, (North Mail) 22, Constitution street John, road overseer, Maybank, Hutcheon st. John jun. surgeon, Maybank, Hutcheon st. William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer. 111, Skene st. Thomas, steward (Queen of Scotland) Thomas, cashier and overseer, (A. H. & Sons,) 126, King St. Wills, John, & Co. hat maufacturers, 66, Union street, h. 21, Constitution st. Williams, James, cooper and fish-curer, 7, Virginia st. Robert, cooper and fish-curer, 7, Virginia st. Williamson, Alexander, fleshef, 44, Wales street market Benjamin, surgeon, 239, Union street David, Gardener, 37, Castle street George, sen. flesher, h. Beverly's houses, Wales st. Geo. sen. 6, George's st. market, A. 199, George st. George, cattle dealer and grain merchant. Kings- land place, Broadford Geo. flesher, 13, Wales street market, h. Cooper- ston Toll Geo. shipmaster, (Robert M'William) Constitut. st. George, teacher, 15, Commerce st. h. 44, Gordon st. James, Potter, Pitmuxton st. Jas. clerk, (R. Catto & Co.) h . Constitution Jas. flesher, 9, 30, 31, Wales st. mkt. h. 31, Wales st. James, flesher, 47, Wales street market John, cabinet maker, Stronach's close John, jun. flesher, 3, George street market Joseph, M.D. 31, Wales street & Middleton, tallow chandlers, 29, Wales st. Peter, & Co. druggists, 1, Exchequer row, and 139, Union street, h. 3, Exchequer row Robert, late of Clinterty, Kingsland pi. Broadford William, flesher, 41, Wales street market Wm. jun. flesher, 27, Adelphi, h. Skene square Wm. grain and general agent, Kingsland pi. Broadl. WIL—woo 125 Williamson, Mrs. John, flesher, 20, and 21, George's street market, h. 72, Hutcheon street Willox, Wm. saddler, 22, Queen st. li. 23, Castle st. Wm. builder, 48, Woolmanliill Mrs. midwife and sick-nurse, 16, Frederick st. Wilson, Alexander, hosier, 49, h. 47, Green Andrew, bookbinder & dealer in books, 155, Gal- lowgate George, Tailor, 188, Gallowgate —. —• George, vintner, 1 , Pork lane James, mealseller, 63, Causewayend James, musician, 1, Justice street James, heckle maker, 47, Causewayend John, (late of Waterside) 16, Dee street John, grocer, Upper Denburn Robert, bookseller, 32, Schoolhill, h. 64, Sliiprow —— Robert, stone cutter. Union st, h. Greig's court. Union brae Mrs. W. lodgings, 90, Union street . Mrs. 67, Bon-Accord street Mrs. 26, Bon-Accord terrace Mrs. midwife, 79, Shiprow Mrs. and Miss Robertson, teachers of dancing and deportment. Public Rooms, h. 50, Bon-Accord st. Mrs. grocer, 12, Rennie's wynd Misses, teachers, Cruden's court, 22, Broad street Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 4, Spa street Winchester, Charles, advocate, 21, St. Nicholas street Winlaw, Jas. grocer, tea and spirit merch. 104, Gallowg. Windle, Caleb, steward, (Velocity,) 67, Commerce street Wisely, Geo. & Co. worsted manufacturers, 7, Castle st. William, teacher of English, writing, arithmetic and book-keeping. Cotton Wishart, Charles, shore-porter, 46, Broad street John, Excise officer, 85, Hutcheon street Joseph, organ builder, 10, Young street William, flesher, 37, and 38, Wales street market, h. Corbett's houses, Albion street . William, late hosier, 8, Gallowgate Wood, David, shoemaker, 45, Virginia street David, grocer and spirit dealer, 55, Commerce st. George druggist, 195, Union street, h. 24, Dee st. James, shoemaker, Holborn street John, gardener, Damside, Gilcomston John, surgeon, 24, Dee street Joseph, commission merchant, 43, Dee street Moses, vintner, 14, Exchequer row Robert, boot and shoemaker, 3, Crown street, h. 13, College street Wm. books. & ruler, 19, Queen st. h. 72, Holb. st. Mrs. 5, Yeats lane Mrs. staymaker, 103, Gallowgate Misses, Sewing school, Holburn street 126 WOO—YOU Woodford, Ed. teacher of Greek and Latin, and lecturer on History, 138, Union st. entry from Belmont st. Wright, David, late accountant, h. 75, Bon-Accord street James, gardener, Westfield John, quarrier, 47, Summer street Peter, turner and musical instrument maker. Cop- per Company's court, 14, Gallowgate Mrs. Udny, vintner, 9, College lane Mrs. James, dressmaker, 3, Diamond street Mrs. Thomas, vintner, 3, Garvock street . Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 83, King street Wyllie, D. and Son, booksellers, stationers, and circu- lating library, 31, Union st. h. 17, Bon-Accord st. . David, accountant. National Bank of Scotland's Branch, h. 17, Bon-Accord street John, tailor, 21, Guestrow Wyness, Alexander, grocer and seedsman, 21, Broad street, h. 44, Upperkirkgate Andvv. flesher, 1, Geo. street mkt h. 93, Geo. st. John, flesher, 2, George st. market, A, 161, Geo. st. John, rope and twine manuf. Millbank, Broadford Y Yazdowski, J. teacher of languages & drawing, Huntly st. Yeast Brewery, Causewayend Yeats, Alex, printer, (Observer Office,) /;. 17, Longacre Geo. silk mercer, 33, Union st. /;. 3, So. Crown st. George, advocate, h. 104, King street John, advocate, 120, King street John, flesher, 6, Poultry market Messrs. advocates. Office, 102, King street . William, Broadford Mrs. Alexander, Yeats court, 30, Netherkirkgate Yeoman, George, gardener. Clerk seat George, shoemaker, 40, Shiprow York, John, chimney sweeper, 64, Gallovvgate Yorksli. Fire & Life Insur. Co. —Geo. Leask, 21, Adelphj and Jas. B. M'Combie, 4, Golden square, agents Young, Alex, boot & shoemaker, 10, Constitution street Jas. teach, music, 32, Netherkirkg. h. 2, Hano. st. John, late merchant, h. 245, Union street John, violin maker, 9, Barnett's close, A. 32, Netherkirkgate Eobt. shipmaster, (Silvanus,) 13, Commerce street Serjeant Robert, (R.A.) Hardgate Robert, working silver smith, Rettie's Court, 26, Broad street, h. Broadford William, shipmaster, (Eclipse,) h. 71, Netherkirkg, Mrs. Gavin, 21, L^nion place Mrs. James, 2, Golden square Mrs. midwife, Henderson's court, 91, Gallowgate Mrs. grocer, Fisher row Mrs. vintner, York street YOU—ART 127 Young, Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, Summer lane Miss, grocer and spirit dealer, 28, East North street Youngson, Robt. shipmaster, (Garland,) 42, Frederick st. William, cabinet maker, 20, Mary-well street Yule, Normand, manager, Aberdeen and London Ship- ping Co Office, 21, Quay, h. Crown court. Union street Mrs. lodgings, 1, St. Nicholas street OLD ABERDEEN DIRECTORY. 1835-6. A ABERDEl^, Andrew, potter, Brick-kilns Adam, Miss, grocer, 21, College-bounds Adams, Mrs. Seaton-gate Addan, Alexander, quarrier, 54, High street Allan, Alexander, carter, (brewery) 10, College-bounds . Andrew, labourer. Market lane Charles, carter, (Brick-kilns) h. 1, New street George, Brick-kilns George, jun. brick and tile work, li. Brick-kilns William, 32, Spital Anderson, George, 19, College-bounds Geo. tailor, Don-bank cottage James, salmon-fisher, Balgownie village John, Esq. 71, High street John, farmer, Overhill, Mindurno John, labourer, 6, Seaton-gate John, 24, Don street John, 39, Don street Lewis, labourer, Don street Wilham, labourer, Balgownie village Ambrose, Andrew, 20, Don street Annand, George, (Royal Artillery) 13, Spital George, weaver. Churchyard wynd, Spital Jas. (late of Jamaica) Kildair cottage. King st. road Arthur, James, blacksmith. King street road John, lodgings, 89, Spital 128 BAI—CHA B Bain, Daniel, gardener, 46, Spital Baird, William, salmon-fisher, Balgownie village —^— William, labourer, Seaton-gate Bannerman, James, M.D. Polgownie cottage Barclay, William, farmer, Broodfold, Murcar Barker, Thomas, farmer, Carnfold, Murcar Barrack, George, mason, 24, High street John, farmer, 58, High street WilUam, grocer and spirit dealer, 108, High street Barron, John, 25, College bounds William, labourer, King street road Beattie, James, farmer, Murcar Bell, William, Miller, 13, College-bounds Beverly, Miss, lodgings, 24, College-bounds Black, Alexander, labourer, 37, Don street Andrew, farmer, Scotstown James, labourer. King street road John, miller, Lady's-mill, King street road, h. 10, College-bounds William, labourer, 89, High street Booth, James, (late farmer) 33, Spital Bovirman, John, rope-maker, 15, Spital Brebner, Alexander, crofter, Balgownie Brook, James, weaver, Lovelane, Spital Brown, Alexander, labourer, 2, College lane George, 55, Don street James, salmon-fisher, Berryhill . James, North lane James, gardener, Froghall, Spital John, vintner and coach-hirer, 98, High street Rev. John, (St. Paul's Chapel) h. Balgownie house William, salmon-fisher, Tarbothill William, Seaton-road, new Bridge of Don Bruce, Charles, weaver, Lovelane, Spital Sir Michael, bart. of Scotstown and Stonehouse, h. Scotstown Buchan, Miss, Auchmacoy, 16, Chanonry Bunton, John, tailor, 58, Spital Burnett, Mrs. Kemnay, St. Machar cottage, 12, Chanonry Burrell, Mrs. William, 24, High street C Caie, Charles, cartwright, 37, Don street Cameron, John, blacksmith, 112, High street Campbell, Mrs. John, 65, High street Cassie, Miss, lodgings, 92, High Street Catto, James, merchant, 19, Spital William, carter, 8, Seaton-gate Chalmers, George, farmer, Liverick brae, Scotstown Charles, George, tailor, 99, High street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 90, Higli street CHE—DON 129 Cheyne, James, bleacher, North lane WiUiam, labourer, 36, Spital Chisholm, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 89, High st. Christie, Alex, late salmon-fisher, Balgownie village James, flesher, Don street John, Kettock's mill Chrystall, James, hair-dresser, 74, High street Clapperton, William, S. R. N. King street road Clark, Alexander, sexton, (St. Peter's churchyard, Spital) h. 67, Spital Alex, and James, coopers, 14, h. 15, Don street George, baker, 79, High street . Mrs. 2, College bounds Cocks, Miss, 3, College lane Collie, Alexander, labourer, Seaton-gate Geo. vintner, Balgownie road, New Bridge of Don John, crofter, Balgownie Connon, Alexander, lodgings, 16, College bounds James, shoemaker, 90, Spital Robert, gardener. North lane Cooper, Thomas, carter, (brewery) 76, Spital Cormack, Benjamin, labourer, Balgownie village Coutts, William, labourer, lodgings, 60, Spital Cowie, John, Parochial schoolmr. Old Machar, New st. Craig, Alexander, weaver. Love lane, Spital Mrs. 43, Spital Craighead, James, farmer, Perwinnis John, farmer, Mindurna Cromar, David, sub-janitor of King's College Cruickshank, James, wright, 23, College-bounds John, labourer. King street road John, weaver, 23, College-bounds Robert, vintner, Seaton-road Robert, M.A. teacher of Bell's Institution, New st. Mrs. 49, Don street Cunningham, David, Balgownie D Dalgarno, Alexander, late merchant, 88, High street Davidson, Alexander, 38, Don street James, bleacher, 12, College-bounds John, gardener, 30, Spital William, boot and shoemaker, Balgownie village • William, farmer, Murcar WiUiam, turner, 2, New street Dawson, Miss, seminary, 14, College -bounds Deans, William, weaver, 10, College-bounds Donald, Peter, Balgownie village Robert, Mill of Mindurna Captain, WiUiam, 37, High street WiUiam, weaver, 13, College-bounds Donaldson, George, labourer, 46, Don street Mrs. John, 81, Spital I. 3 130 DOW—GIB Downie, Charles, carter, 42, Don street' Charles, carter, (Brewery) 30, High street John, labourer, 20, College-bounds . John, grocer, 13, h. 62, Don street Misses, dressmakers, Spital Dunbar, Duncan, sexton, (St. Machar's churchyard) h. churchgate Chanonry Duncan, David, labourer, 55, Spital George, carter, (brewery) 19, College -bounds George, farmer, Newton of Murchar John, labourer, 60, Spital John, flasher, 18, Spital Wm. flesher, 17, Spital Miss, 6, Chanonry Dunningham, Thos. coast-guard, Don station Dunn, Peter, crofter, Denmore E Edmond, John, weaver, 22, College-bounds Edmondgton, John, labourer, 29, Don street Elrick, Joseph, tailor, Seaton-gBte Emslie, Mrs. John, 7, High street F Ferguson, Hugh, labourer, 73, High street Fettes, John, labourer, 3, Chanonry Fiddes, George, currier, 41, h. 42, High street Peter, vintner, Balgownie village Peter, salmon-fisher, Balgownie village Findlay, Alex, farmer, Harehill John shoemaker, 5, Don street Robert, farmer, Murcar Finlay, David, overseer, (Seaton) Seaton house Fleming, Rev. Dr. John, Professor of [Natural 'Philoso- phy King's College, h. 33, College-bounds Forbes, Colonel Arthur, 10, Chanonry Rev. Francis, Chanonry house Rev. John, Chanonry house Rev. Dr.;Patrick,^Professorof Humanity and Che- mistry, King's College, and one of the Ministers of Old Machar, h. 11, College-bounds Mrs. of Castleton, 15, Chanonry Fowler, Alex, tailor, 89, Spital Fraser, Geo. constable and sheriff-officer, 105, High st. James and John, 5, College-bounds Fyfe, Alex, labourer, Balgownie^village George, salmon-fisher, Balgownie village Thomas, Seaton-gate G Gavin, James, salmon-fisher, Balgownie village Gerard, Mrs. Dr. 6, Chanonry Gibb, William, shoemaker, 6. College-bounds GIB—IRV 131 Gibb, Mrs. midwife, 6, College-bounds Gill, John, blacksmith, 11, Seaton-gate Thomas, carter, (brewery) 13, College-bounds Glennie. Alex, grocer, 48, High street Gordon, James, surgeon, 110, High street Joseph, millwright, 13, Don street Grant, Alex, farmer, 74, High street . . David, Officer of Excise, k. East-Back road John, blacksmith, East-back road William, farmer, Berryhill William, farmer, 67, High street Gray, James, mason, lodgings, 47, Spital Robt. clerk to St. Peter's churchyard, 68, Spital Mrs. 63, Spital Misses, staw-hat and dressmakers, 68, Spital Green, John, grocer, 28, College-bounds Peter, carter, Seaton road Robert, carter, Froghall lane, Spital Greig, Alexander, labourer, 10, Don street Grub, Geo. boot and shoemaker, 13, h. 12, College-bds. George, writer, ^.12, College-bounds H Hardy, George, Finlay-farm, Murcar Hay, Alexander, coast-guard, Don station Alexander, 15, College-bounds Lord James of Seaton, h. Seaton Hanton, William, farmer, Silverburn Hector, John, farmer, Northtown, Scotstown William, shoemaker, 62, Spital Mrs. James, Seaton-gatc Mrs. lodgings, 79, Spital Henderson, Andw. late salmon-fisher, Balgownie village James, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 8, High st. Hendry, John, salmon-fisher, Balgownie village Hogg, William, musician, 50, Spital Howard, Wm. weaver, 28. Don street Howie, William, 36, Spital Hoxland, Mrs. John, 19, Don street Hunter, Alex, shoemaker, 109, High street James, crofter, 63, Spital Jno. tea, wine, and spirit, merchant, 59, h. 109, High street Robert, late Supervisor of Excise, 28, Spital Hutchison, Alexander, 42, Don street James, vintner, 2, Don street Hutton, Chas. gardener, 5, Spital Inglis, David, Seaton-gate John, vintner, 38, Spital Ingram, Mrs. lodgings, 84, High street Innes, Thomas, wright, 57, High street Ironside, George, labourer, 20, Don Street Irvine, Francis, surgeon, Dispensary, 69, /(. 68, High st. 132 • IRV—LEA Irvine, Ensign James, (Aberdeenshire militia) 15,,Higli st. Mrs. John, brewer, h. 15, High street J Jack, Wm. D. D. Principal of King's College, h. 37, College-bounds Jackson, Mrs. Seaton lodge, Chanonry Jaffray, James, vintner. King street road John, vintner, Seaton-gate Robert, cartwright. King street road Miss, 48, Don street Jamieson, Alexander, 22, Don street John, Seaton-gate, Old Bridge of Don —— Wm. boot and shoemaker, 23, h. 6, High street Jerves, John, mariner, 62, Spital Johnson, George, gardener, 2, Seaton-gate George, cooper, (brewery) h. 38, High street James, late salmon-fisher, Balgownie village John, grocer and spirit dealer, h. Donview, Seaton road Wm. (^late overseer of salmon-fishers) Seaton road Joss, Wm. gardener, Seaton-garden, Seaton-gate K Keith, WiUiam, Seaton-gate Kemlo, Gideon, Don mills, Balgownie village Kemp, James, 20, Don street Kennedy, John, labourer, 18, Spital Kidd, Mrs. 39, Spital Kilgour, William, carter, 19, Don street Mrs. 8, Chanonry Killoh, Thomas, farmer, North Denmore, Murcar King, Andrew, labourer. King street road John, 35, Don street Kinneard, Wm. mason, /;. 59, Spital Knowles, Jas. labourer, 38, Don street Knox, Thos. farmer, Mindurna Kynoch, Ninian, grocer and spirit dealer, 64, Spital Wm. farmer. Market lane L Laing, Miss Ann, 24, Don street Laird, William, weaver, 96, Spital Lammond, James, farmer, Murcar Lawrance, David, miller. North lane William, labourer. King street road Laws, Wm. cart and plough wright, King street road Lawson, Francis, blacksmith, 2, h. 4, Seaton gate John, farmer, 24, High street Leask, Alex, farmer, 82, Spital Alex, weaver, 12, College bounds George, vintner. King street road Thos, tea, M'ine, and spirit mercht. \6,h. 17, High st. LED—MAR 133 Ledingham, Mrs. 25, Spital Leighton, John, wriglit, Orchard cottage Leith, Geo. weaver, East Back-road Mrs. of Overhall, h. 13, Chanonry Leslie, John, Esq. of Powis, Powis' house. College bounds , Wm. late salmon-fisher, Balgownie village Wilham, shoemaker, King street road Mrs. John, Balgownie village Mrs. Wm. midwife, Balgownie village Misses, Don street Lewis, Richard, coast-guard, Don station Lindsay, Richard, baker, (Clark) 44, High street Linton, William, mason, 109, High street Littlejohn, Alex, gardener, 89, Spital Low, William, late farmer, Balgownie village Lyell, Mrs. William, lodgings, Orchard lane Mrs. lodgings, 14, College-bounds Lyon, George, labourer, 44, High street M Macallan, Andrew, labourer, Seaton gate Machray, James, shoemaker. Love lane Robert, baker, 97, High street M'Carthy, James, coast-guard, Don station M 'Donald, Donald, labourer, 53, Don street George, fruit and kitchen gardener, 4, Chanonry. Miss, 26, High street M'Gregor, Alex, crofter, 81, Spital M'Intosh, John, salmon-fisher, Seaton-gate Robert, labourer, Seaton-gate WilUam, crofter, Seaton-gate M'Kay, Alex, late tailor, 66, Spital John, weaver, 56, Spital Neil, grocer, 34, Don street M'Kenzie, Duncan, tea and tobacco dealer, 26, Spital Wm. teacher, Townhouse, 92, High street Mrs. Wm. 70, High street . Miss, 56, High street M'Kie, Charles, cattle dealer, 37, Don street Francis, farmer, Balgownie William, wright, 109, High street M'Kinnes, Mrs. John, lodgings, 16, College-bounds M'Leod, Miss, 5, Chanonry M'Pherson, Dr. Sub-principal, and Professor of Greek, King's College, h. 30, College-bounds M'Master, coast-guard, Don station M'Tavish, Henry, boot and shoemaker, 60, Spital Peter, 25, Spital Main, James, farmer, Balgownie Marr, Alex, carter, Love lane Martin, Alex, mason, 61, Spital Thos. Balgownie road 134 MAS—NIC Massie, James, weaver, 70, Spital James, farmer, Balgownie Joseph, shoemaker, 53, Spital William, salmon-fisher, Seaton gate Masson, Peter, weaver, 21, College-bounds Matthew, James, wright, Balgownie road Mathison, Robert, farmer, Berryhill Mearns, Rev. Dr. D. Professor of Divinity, King's Col- lege, h. 1, Chaplainry Mrs. 39, Spital Meffen, J. grocer, 55, High street Melville, John, manufacturer, 65, Spital Melvin, James, farmer, 12, High street Michael, Thos. tailor, 34, Spital Middleton, John, Balgownie village Millar, Alex, road-contractor, King street road John, weaver, 68, Spital Milne, Alex, labourer, 56, Don street George, 46, High street James, painter and glazier, 85, h. 107, High street John, cart and plough wright, King street road John, mason, Seaton-gate John, tailor, 76, Spital John, farmer, Bankhead John, malster, (brewery) h. King street road Wm. mason, Balgownie village Mrs. Wm. 2, High street Miss, lodgings, 17, College-bounds INIiss, 4, CoUege-bounds Mitchell, Rev. Adam, principal session clerk, and head master of the grammar school, h. King st. road David, miller, Kettock's mill Mrs. 92, Spital Mrs, 20, Spital 's Hospital, 9, Chanonry Moir, Charles, porter, 52, Spital George, Esq. of Denmore, h. Denmore Morison, Jas. shipmaster, (Eliza, schooner) h. Balgownie village —— Wm. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Balgownie road Morice, George, salmon-fisher, Balgonie village William, labourer, Balgownie village William, salmon-fisher, Balgownie village William, farmer, Westfield Mortimer, Mrs. 98, Spital Mowat, Mrs. grocer, 58, Spital Munro, John, road-contractor, Murcar Wm. bookseller, 50, h. 51, Spital Murray, Mrs. midwife, 19, Don street N Naughton, George, Seaton-gatc Nicol, James, Seaton-gate NIC—ROB 135 Nicol, James, salmon-fisher, Balgownie village Jolin, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Canal lane Lewis, mason, 1 , Canal lane William, salmon fisher, Seatongate Mrs. Peter, Seatongate Mrs. Balgownie road Norie, Alexander, labourer, 75, High street Nuttall, Mrs. 2, Chanonry Paterson, Miss Ann, 43, Don street Paton, Miss, of Grandholm, 49, Don street Paul, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 36, High street George, carter, Seatongate George, labourer, East back-road Payne, John, labourer, 46, Spital Petrie, John, gardener, 48, High street Philip, Miss Ann, 21, Don street Pirie, Mrs. Boarding Mistress, King's college Poison, John, farmer and innkeeper, 3, New street Post Office (Penny) 51, High street Pratt, William, farmer, Murcar Primerose, George, 61, Don street John,'writer, 61, Don street Proctor, John, salmon fisher, Balgownie village R Rae, Alexander, farmer. Mains of Seotstown Alexander, labourer, Balgownie village George, farmer, Greenhol, Murcar George, salmon fisher, Balgownie village Peter, carter, 39, Don street Thomas, labourer, 37, Don street • William, salmon fisher, Balgownie village Reid, Alexander, 20, Don street James, labourer, Seatongate James, weaver, 47, Spittal William, Chanonry place, 11, Chanonry W^illiam, schoolmaster, Seatongate Mrs. John, 10, College-bounds Reith, John, tollkeeper, Balgownie road William, overseer, Mains-of-Seaton, Seatongate Rennie, Alexander, salmon fisher, Balgownie village John, salmon fisher, 37, Spittal Thomas, salmon fisher, 34, Spittal Mrs. George, Cluny's lane Riach, Mrs. 54, High street Richmond, Thos. inspect, comdr. Coast grd. 63, Don st, Ritchie, James, 104, High street Samuel, 19, College-bounds Mrs. Balgownie village Mrs. 104, High street Robb, Alexander, 26, Spittal 136 ROB—SMI Robb, James, Balgownie village Mrs. 60, Don street Robbie, Donald, gardener, 98, Spital Robertson, Al. elk. (Smith, Irv. & Co.) h. 25, College-bds. Alexander, gardener, 24, Spittal James, (New Bridge of Don Inn,) Seaton road John, crofter, Balgownie road John, late salmon fisher, Balgownie village William, salmon fisher, Balgownie road Mrs. Duncan, (Excise,) 93, Spital Ross, James, East-back road John, teacher of music, 8, College-bounds Roy, Mrs. 13, College-bounds Ruxton, David, crofter, Denmore S Saunderson, Lieutenant, R.N. Don station Sangster, A. labourer, 2, College-bounds Scott, Alex, gamekeeper, (Sir Chas. Forbes of Eding- lassie) Firhillwell lane Hercules, Professor of Moral Philosophy, King's College, h. College James, gardener, Firhillwell lane, Spital Robert, mason, 47, Spital Miss Ann, lodgings, 94, Spital Shaw, John, labourer. King street road Shepherd, Robert, salmon-fisher, Seaton-gate She wan, John, labourer, East-Back-road Sheriffs, Miss Jane, washer and dresser, 30, High street Short, William, labourer, 39, Don street Sim, George, weaver, 95, Spital Simpson, Alexander, weaver, 45, Spital Andrew, wright and grocer, 26, College-bounds George, farmer, Cranbog William, crofter, 114, High street Skinner, Alex, salmon-fisher, Balgownie village John, 10, College-bounds Smart, William, gardener, 39, Spital William, gardener, Balgownie Smith, Alex. (P. Postmaster) h. 4, College-bounds . Alexander, tea-dealer, 6, High street Alexander, druggist, 3, High street Alexander, fruit and kitchen gardener. Cooper's field. East Back-road Alexander, labourer. King street road George, Blacksmith, King street road George, 37, Spital James, gardener, 48, High street James, farmer. Mains of Murcar James, labourer, 33, Don street James, weaver, 57, Don street Jno. boot & shoemr. 7, High st. h. 27, College-bds. —- John, boot and shoemaker, 100, Spital SMI—THO 137 Smith John, 31, Spital John, salmon-fisher, Balgownie village John, labourer, 1 , Don street Irvine & Co. brewers, 18, High street Rev. Robert, senior minister of Old Machar, li. 14, Chanonry Robert, man-servant, 84, High street —— Sidney, tailor, 13, Don street Thomas, labourer, 57, Don street Thomas, late salmon-fisher, Balgownie village William, tailor. King street road William, late salmon-fisher, Balgownie village William, 40, Don street Mrs. Geo. 38, High street Mrs. William, 69, Spital Misses, 18, Don street Stables, Alex, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 112, Highst. James, New street Mrs. Adam, vintner, 102, High street Stephen, James, labourer, 10, Don street William, weaver, 81, Spital Stephenson, James, weaver, 75, Spital William, late gardener. King street road Stewart, Alexander, farmer, 3, Seaton-gate. Still, John, farmer, Forehill of Scotstown Stirling, James, 1, College lane Stott, Peter, farmer. Links, Murcar Straehan, Andrew, labourer, Balgownie road George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 87, High st. William, farmer, Murcar Straton, William, Greenbrae, Scotstown Stronach, John, shoemaker, 80, High street Sutherland, Alexander, 45, Don street Robert, weaver, 41, Don street Robert, labourer, 86, High street Thomas, labourer, 37, Don street Swanson, Magnus, weaver, 47, High street T Taylok, Rev. Al. librarian, King's col. /;. 9, College-bd». James, labourer, East back-road James, tailor, Seatongate John, weaver, 39, Spital Mrs. John, East back-road Teel, David, teacher, 61, Spittal Third, James, cooper, 34, High street, h. College bounds Thorn, Bishop, 21, Don street JGeorge, labourer, 60, Spital John, farmer, Ironfield Robert, labourer, 14, Don street William Mason, 64, High street William, grocer, 52, Spittal Thomson, Alexander, farmer, Murcar M 138 THO—WIS Thomson, Alexander, 29, College-bounds John, sacrist. King's college Thores, John, 94, Spital Tough, William, labourer, Seatongate Torbet, William, millwright, 77, High street Traill, James, coachman, 2, New street James, farmer, Burnside, Balgownie road TuUoch, John, professor of Mathematics, King's College, h. 32, College-bounds Valintine, Andrew, carter, 12, Don street Andrew, labourer, 45, Don street James, flesher, 13, Don street Wallace, John, overseer of salmon fishings, h. Seatongate Walls, WiUiam, labourer, 98, Spital Watson, John, 3, Froghall lane, Spital Mrs. John, midwife, 8, Seatongate Ward, John, labourer, 52, High street Warren, Mrs. lodgings, 49, Spital Watt, Abraham, blacksmith, Seatongate Al. salmon fisher, Mount pleasant, Balgownie village Alexander, blacksmith, 7, High street James, cooper, 34, Don street James, labourer, 24, Don street Irvine, blacksmith, 98, High street William, wright, lodgings, 58, High street William, blacksmith, 36, Don street William, meal-dealer, 58, High street William, farmer, Middletown, of Scotstown Webster, James, labourer, Balgownie village Wedderburn, John, weaver, 72, Spital Wildgoose, William, salmon fisher, Tarbot hill Willox, Mrs. Balgownie village Wilson, George, vintner, 83, Spital John, session clerk, and one of the masters of grammar school, h. academy, 45, High street Wishart, James, labourer, 10, Seatongate Robert, lodgings, 99, Spital 1 Thomas, farmer, Tarbot hill — APPENDIX. ABERDEEN POST-OFFICE. The hours of attendance, every lawful day, are from 5.45, A.M. to 8.30, P.M. and on Sundays, from 5,45 to 9.30, A.M. and from 1 to 2.30, p.m. The first, or morning delivery, by the Letter- Carriers, commences at 7.30, a,m. and includes all Foreign and English Letters and Newspapers forwarded to Edinburgh Mails as also those from by the London and Carlisle ; Edinburgh, Ireland, via Glasgow, Glasgow, Stirling, Perth, Dundee, Montrose, &c. and their respective districts. The second, or afternoon delivery, comprising the cor- respondence brought by the different North Mails, takes place at 2.30, p.m. The delivery of Penny is combined with that of the General Post Letters; the Receiving-Box closing at 6.15 for the morning, and at 2.30 for the afternoon delivery. On Sundays and Fast-days, there is no delivery ; but the public may receive their letters on applying to the Letter- Carriers, who attend at the Office on those days for that purpose, from 7.30 to 9.30, a.m. and irom 1 to 2.30, P.M. For the further accommodation of the public. Private Boxes are authorised at the Office, where letters may be retained until called for, and, if desired, accounts kept, and payments made, at the convenience of those availing themselves of such accommodation. Particular informa- tion as to fees, &c. may be had on application at the Window, Post-Office. Parties desirous of sending small sums of Money, not exceeding £5 5s. by Post, may obtain a money order, or note, payable at sight, on any Postmaster in Great Britain or Ireland, for the amount, on applying at the Office between the hours of 9, a.m. and 8, p.m. eiwr^ lawful day. The fee demanded is 8d. for every £1, or fractional part of a pound ; and for sums exceeding £2, Is. additional of Stamp Duty. The North Mails are despatched every morning at 7 o'clock, and arrive here, as under : Inverness, at 12.40 p.m. Banff, „ 1-30 » Ballater, , 1-30 „ Peterhead » 12.15 „ Khynie, , 1-30 » Methlic, „ • 2.0 „ The South Mail is despatched daily at 3 o'clock, p.m. and arrives at 6.22, a.m. For the North Mails the official Letter-box is closed at by the 6.15, a.m, ; and for the South Mail, at 2.30, p.m. Post-Office Regulations. Office clock ; after which hours no letters or newspapers can be forwarded by that day's Mail unless the regulated fees be paid at in-giving, namely, sixpence for each letter, and one penny for every Newspaper. Upon such payment, however, being made, letters and newspapers will be received and forwarded up to the latest moment consistent \vith the due despatch of the Mails. RECEIVING OFFICES. No. 37, Quay. ,, Dee Street—Jas. Fraser. „ 8, Broadford—J. Davidson. Letters for the North Mails must be put into the Re- ceiving-boxes belonging to the above Offices by 9 o'clock on the previous evening ; and letters for the South Mail by 2 o'clock, p.m. on the day of despatch. PENNY POST-OFFICES. Old Aberdeen, and WOODSIDE. It is to be observed, however, that letters put into any of these Offices, for the General Post, are charged One Penny, in addition to the ordinary rate of Postage. POST-OFFICE REGULATIONS. Letters, Law-proceedings, Invoices, or other docu- ments, written upon a single sheet of paper, undivided, are chargeable with a single rate of postage only. Let- ters or packets, containing one enclosure, with two ; and those containing two, or more enclosures, (provided they do not weigh one ounce,) Avith three single rates. Such as weigh an are chargeable oimce with four single rates ; and should they exceed an ounce, an additional single rate is charged for every quarter of an ounce. Letters containing patterns, open at the ends, and under one ounce in weight, are charged as single letters, pro- vided no writing be within, except the prices of the pat- terns, and the name and address of the sender. If closed at the ends, and accompanied by a letter, they are charged double. Letters from Ireland, via Holyhead, are charged 3d. and by Donaghadee, 4d. of packet-rate, over and above the regular inland rates of postage. Those from Guernsey and Jersey, are liable to a packet-rate of 3d. besides the usual inland rates. SHIP LETTERS. Letters coming from on board of any ship, are charged 8d. for each single letter, besides the regular inland rates. And it is imperative that every shipmaster, before he be permitted to Report to the Custom House, compear at the Post-Office, and subscribe a declaration purporting that he has there delivered every letter in his possession falling within the construction of the statute, under a penalty of £200. Letters for Foreign parts, [mails for which are made up from time to time, in London, and conveyed outwards in sealed bags,] are charged with half of the packet- rate of postage ; and which must be paid on their being put into the Office. Such letters are regularly forwarded to London, unlef^s the sender specify a ship at some parti- nilar port. ship Letters, Sfc. Letters for the East Indies are regularly forwarded by ships. The outward rate is 2d. per packet under three additional, if above that weight. ounces ; and Is. per oz. The inward rate is 4d. for packets under 3 ounces ; and Is. for every ounce additional. These rates, along with the inland postage, must be paid at the time such letters are put into the Post-Office. Letters are also forwarded to India, in sealed boxes, by Private Ships, via Alexandria, if specially addressed " via Alexandria, or via Egypt," at the same rate of postage-duty as expressed above. Let- ters sent by the steam-vessels, by this route, are charged 3s. 6d. postage-duty on each single letter, as expressed in the Tabular view given in the Appendix. SOLDIERS' AND SEAMEN'S LETTERS. Non-commissioned Officers, Privates, and Seamen, while actually in his Majesty's service, are entitled to send single letters by post, at the rate of Id. for each letter, the same being paid when the letter is put into the Post Office, provided such letter regard their own private concerns only. It is also requisite that the name of the writer, his class, or description in the ship or regi- ment to which he belongs be superscribed, and that the officer having the command adhibit his signature, and also the name of the ship, regiment, or detachment, for the time being, so under his command. And under like conditions as to speciality of designation or address they are entitled to receive single letters free of postage, one penny having been paid by the party sending on giving in the letter to the Post-Office. For every letter addressed to a soldier or seaman at St. Helena, Cape of Good Hope, East Indies, New South Wales, Van Dieman's Land, and Swan River, one penny ; and at Ascension Island, St. Mary's, Sierra Leone, and the coast of Africa, threepence must be paid at ingiving. Letters from soldiers from the above places are delivered in this country for threepence each. FRANKS. The Members of both Houses of Parliament are en- titled to send ten, and receive fifteen letters daily, to or from any place within the United Kingdom. The ad- dress of such letters as are directed by Peers or Members of Parliament must be wholly holograph. The peer's or member's name must be indorsed thereon, together with that of the post town from which they are sent, and the day, month, and year—the day of the month being writ- ten in words at length. The weight of each letter must not exceed an ounce. They are also allowed to receive by post, free, any Petition addressed to either House of Parliament, provided the same be sent in a cover open at the sides, and do not exceed six ounces in weight. Franks passing through the penny post are liable to the rate. NEWSPAPERS. Printed Newspapers, liable to the stamp duties and duly stamped, may be sent by packet boats to any of his Majesty's Colonies or possessions beyond seas, free of the duty of postage, provided the same be put into any 4 Newspapers. General Post Office within the United Kingdom, within seven days after the day of publication ; such day to be ascertained by the date of the paper. Newspapers printed in the British Colonies and pos- sessions beyond seas, and brought into the United King- dom by packet boats, are delivered to their first address, hy the General Post, within the United Kingdom, free of postage. Newspapers printed within the British Colonies or possessions beyond seas, and brought by private ships into the United Kingdom, and delivered at any post- office along \vith the ship's letters, are charged 3d. of postage duty on each paper. The above apply to all the colonies, with exception of the East Indies, the Cape of Good Hope, and New South Wales, the regulations regarding which remain as formerly, i. e. Id. per oz. outward, and 4d. inward, un- der 3 oz. Printed Newspapers may be received at any General Post- Office in the United Kingdom, for conveyance by packet boats to foreign parts, on payment of twopence for each paper being made at the time when putjnto the Post-Office : " provided it be within 7 days next after the day on which such newspapers shall have been pub- lished." Newspapers printed in any kingdom or state beyond seas, other than his Majesty's colonies and possessions, and brought into the United Kingdom by packet-boats, ifprinted in the language of the foreign kingdom or state from which the same has been forwarded {but not other- wise^ are charged 2d. each paper, on delivery by the General Post in any part of the United Kingdom, at the place of their first address, in addition to any postage duty by any foreign Post Office. But, should the person to whom any such paper is directed, have removed from the place to which it is ad- dressed, prior to delivery, it may, on arrival, be re-di- rected and forwarded to him, at any other place within the United Kingdom, free of any extra charge : provided it shall not have been opened or used. If the newspaper have been opened or used, it is liable on re-direction to be taxed according to the rate for a single letter, from the place at which it has been re- directed and re-posted to the place where required to be delivered. Printed Votes, and Proceedings in Parliament, may be sent to any of the colonies or possessions beyond seas on payment of l|d. per ounce, and so on in proportion above that weight. Payment to be made at the time when they are put into the Post-Office. Printed Votes, Proceedings, and Public Papers, print- ed by order of the Legislative Assemblies of any of His Majesty's Colonies, and brought to this country by packet-boats, are charged at the rate of l|^d. per ounce, and so on in proportion : such charge to be paid on de- livery. Newspapers are now forwarded to and from Corfu, the Ionian Islands, and Greece, by the Mediteu- KANEAN Packet ; and to and from Columbia, including La Guayra, Carraccas, Carthagena, Bogota, &c. by the Jamaica Packet, free of any charge for postage. And by a recent arrangement, they may also be sent by the packet-boats, free of postage, to the cities of Bremen, Hamburgh, and Cuxhaven. Those printed in Bremen, Hamburgh, and Cuxhaven, brought into the United King- dom by packet boats (if in the language of such State,) 1 Scotch Post Tmuns. are delivered by the General Post throughout the king- dom free of any postage-duty. N.B—No Newspapers, Parliamentary Proceedings, or other public papers, are considered as coming within the range of these privileges, unless the same be sent either without covers, or in covers open at the ends. And they must not contain any sort of enclosure, or have writin'g or mark of any kind upon them, or on their covers, other than the simple address or superscription. SUB-OFFICES TO ABERDEEN, AND RATE OF POSTAGE TO EACH. Postages. Blackburn, 4^d. Brucklaw, 7d. Cluny, 4d. Kincardine O'Neil, 6|^d. Methlic, 6d. Monymusk, 3d. New Deer, 6d. Rhynie, 7d. Skene, 4d. Strichen, 7d. Udny, 4d. Whitehouse, 6d. The Mail is made up for these Offices at 6.13, a.m. ; before which hour all letters must be put into the Official Receiving-box. GENERAL PRINCIPLE upon which the following RATES of POSTAGE have been computed:— A single letter from any Post- Office in Scotland, England, or Wales, to any place not exceeding 13 miles from such office, -----.. 4d. For any distance above 13, and not exceeding 20 miles, 3d. 20 „ ,, 30 „ 6d. 30 „ ,, 40 „ 7d. 50 „ „ 80 „ 8d. 80 „ ,, 120 „ 9d. 120 „ ,, 170 ,, lOd. 170 „ „ 230 „ lid. 230 ,, ,, 300 Is. Od. And so on in proportion, th(! postage increasing pro- gressively one penny for a single letter for every additional LOG miles. A LIST of the POST TOWNS in SCOTLAND, specifying also the COUNTY in which each is situate -, and the POSTAGE for a Single Letter from Aberdeen. A half-penny must be added to the Postage of Letters for the Towns under-specified, with the exception of those marked with an asteric. Towns. Counties. P. Towns. Counties. P. Aberbrothwick Angus 8 Aross Argyll 12 Aberdour Fife 10 Ardersier Inverness 9 Aberfeldy Perth 9 Auchterarder Perth 10 Aboyne Aberdeen 7 Auchtermuchty, Fife 10 Airdrie Lanark 1 Ayr Ayr 1 Alloa Clackman.lO Ayton Berwick II *Alford Aberdeen 6 Ballantrae Ayr 1 Annan Dumfries 11 Ballandalloch Banff 9 Anstruther Fife 9 Banchory Kincardine 5 Appin Argyll 12 Banff Banff 7 1 11 Scotch P. Towns. Toums. Counties. P. Towns. Coimties. P. Bathgate Linlithgow 10 Fortrose Moray 10 Beith Ayr 1 1 Fort William Inverness 12 Beauly Inverness 10 Fraserburgh Aberdeen 7 Bervie Kincardine 6 FushiebridgeMid-LothianlO Berwick Berwick 11 *Fyvie Aberdeen 6 Biggar Lanark 10 Gallashiels Roxburgh 11 Blackshiels East-Lothian 10 Gatehouse Kirkcudb. 12 Blairadam Kinross 9 Girvan Ayr 12 Blairathol Perth 9 Glasgow Lanark 10 Blairgowrie Perth 9 Glenluce Wigton 12 Bonar -bridge Ross 1 Golspie Sutherland 1 Bonaw Argyle 12 Grangemouth Stirling 10 Bo'ness Linlithgow 10 Grantown Moray 9 Bowmore Islay 12 Greenlaw Berwick 11 Brechin Angus 7 Greenock Renfrew 11 Bridge of Earn Perth 9 Haddington Haddington 10 Lanark 1 Broadford Inverness 1 Hamilton Buckie Banff 8 Hawick Roxburgh 12 Bruntisland Fife 10 Helensburgh Dunbarton 1 Callender Perth 10 Holytown Lanark 1 Campbelton Argyle 12 Huntly Aberdeen 7 Castle-Douglas Kircudb. 11 Inchture Perth 8 Chance-inn Forfar 7 Inverary Argyle 12 Coldstream Berwick 11 Invergorden Ross 10 CoUnsburgh Fife 9 Inverkeithing Fife 10 Inverness 10 Craigellachie Banff 9 Inverness Crail Fife 9 Irvine Ayr 1 Creetown Kircudb. 12 Jedburgh Roxburgh 1 Banff Crieff Perth 9 Keith 7 Cromarty Cromarty 10 Keith-hall Aberdeen 5 Roxburgh 1 Crook Peebles 1 Kelso CuUen Banff 8 Kilmarnock Ayr 1 Kincardine 10 Cumnock Ayr 1 Kincardine Cupar-Angus Angus 9 Kinghorn Fife 10 10 Cupar-Fife Fife 9 Kinguissie Inverness Kinross 9 Denny Stirling 10 Kinross Dingwall Ross 10 Kintore Aberdeen 4 Fife 10 Dornoch Sutherland 1 Kirkaldy Kirkcudb. 10 Douglas Lanark 1 Kirkcudbright Downe Perth 10 Kirkwall Orkney 12 Dumfries Dumfries 11 Kirriemuir Angus 9 Lanark II Dunbarton Dunbarton 1 Lanark Dumfries 1 D unbar Haddington 1 Langholm Berwick 10 Dunbeath Caithness 11 Lauder Dunblane Perth 10 Laurencekirk Kincardine 7 Dundee Angus 8 Leadhills Lanark 11 Dunfermline Fife 10 Lerwick Shetland 1 Dunkeld Perth 9 Lesmahago Lanark 11 Dunoon Argyle 11 Leven Fife 10 Dunse Berwick 11 Linlithgow Linlithgow 1 Dunvegan Inverness 12 Lochalsh Ross 10 Argyll 12 Ecclefechan Dumfries 11 Lochgilphead Dumfries 1 Eddleston Peebles 1 Lockerby Edinburgh Mid-Lothian 10 Longtown Cumberland 1 Ayr 1 Elgin Moray 8 Mauchline Ayr Ellon Aberdeen 5 Maybole 11 Roxburgh 12 Evanton Ross 10 Melrose Perth 9 Errol Perth 8 Meigle Mid-Lothian 10 Falkirk StirUng 10 Midcalder Aberdeen G Fettercairn Kincardine 7 Mintlaw Dumfries 1 Fochabers Moray 8 Moffat Angus 7 Forfar Angus 8 Montrose Forfar 8 Forres Moray 9 Muirdrum Ross 10 Fort Augustus Inverness 10 Munlochy 1 1111 Scotch P.P. Offices. Towns. Counties. P Toiims. Couniies. P. Nairn Nairn 9 Sanquhar Dumfries 1 Newburgh Fife 9 Selkirk Selkirk 12 Newton- Stewart Wigton 12 Shetland 11 N. Queensferry Fife 10 South Q Ferry LinlithgowlO Oban Argyle 12 Stewarton Ayr 1 *01d Meldrum Aberdeen 3 Stirling Stirling 10 Old Rain Aberdeen 6 Stonehaven Kincardine 4 Paisley Renfrew 10 Stornoway Ross 12 Parkhill Ross 10 Stow Mid-Lothian 10 Peebles Peebles 10 Stranraer Wigton 1 Perth Perth 9 *Strathdon Aberdeen 7 Peterhead Aberdeen 7 Strontian Argyle 12 Pitlochrie Perth 9 Tain Ross 10 Pittenweem Fife 9 Tarbert Argyle 12 Portaskaig Argyle 12 ThornhiU Dumfries IJ Port-Glasgow Renfrew 11 Thurso Caithness 12 Port-Patrick Wigton 12 Tobermory Isle of Mull 12 Portree Inverness 1 Tullich Aberdeen 7 Portsoy Banff 8 * Turriff Aberdeen 7 Prestonkirk Haddington 10 Ullapool Ross 1 Rachan-mill Peebles 10 Whitburn West Lothian 10 Roth say Bute 11 Whithorn Wigton 12 St. Andrew's Fife 9 Wick Caithness 12 St. Boswell's Roxburgh 12 Wigton Wigton 12 Saltcoats Ayr 1 SCOTTISH PENNY-POST AND SUB-OFFICES. The postage and hour of despatch from Aberdeen to the following offices are the same as to the principal offices under which they are established. To the penny-posts the hour of despatch is also the same, but the postage is one penny additional. SO. Sub-Office, PP. Penny-Post. Abercherder, SO. to Huntly Cairndow, SO. to Inverary Abercherder, SO. to Turriff Cairnryan, SO. to Glasgow Abercherder, SO. to Banff Cairnryan, SO. to Stranraer Aberlady, PP. to Haddington Carnwath, SO. to Lanark Alva, PP. to Stirling Carnwath, SO. toBiggar Alyth, SO. to Meigle Cathcart, PP. to Glasgow Ardentinning, PP. to Green. Catrine, PP. to Mauchhne ock Chirnside, PP. to Aytoun Ardrossan, PP. to Saltcoats Chirnside, PP. to Dunse Arisaig, SO. to Fort- William Clackmannan, PP. to Alloa Arrochar, SO. to Glasgow Coll, PP. to Tobermory Assynt, SO. to Golspie Comrie, SO. to Crieff Assynt, SO. to Lairg Corpach, PP. to Fort- William Auchencairn, PP. to Castle- Cowan (of Ardgour) PP. to Douglas Appin Auchnacraig, SO. to Oban Craignish, PP. to Lochgilp- Auchnacraig, SO. to Aross head Balfron, PP. to Glasgow Crocketford. PP. to Dumfries Bankfoot, PP. to Perth Cruden, SO. to Ellon Bell's Hill, PP. to Glasgow Cruden, SO. to Peterhead Blackhillock, SO. to Keith Culross, SO. to Dunfermline Bannockburn, PP. to Stirling Cumbernauld, PP. to Falkirk Barrhead, PP. to Glasgow Cumbernauld, PP. to Glasgow Bishoptown, PP. to Paisley Cumminston, PP. to Turriff Bogroy, SO. to Inverness Daily, PP. to Maybole Bothwell, PP. to Glasgow Dalbeattie, PP. to Castle- Bothwell, PP. to Hamilton Douglas Burghead, PP. to Elgin Dalmally, SO. to Inverary Braemar, SO. to Tullich Dalmellington, PP. to Ayr Bridge of Struy, PP.toBeauly Dairy, SO. to Beith Brodick, SO. to Saltcoats Dairy, PP. to Castle-Douglas Bunessan, PP. to Oban Denholm, PP. to Hawick Cairndow, SO. to Glasgow Dirleton, PP. to Haddington - 8 Scotch P.P. Offices. Dollar, PP. to Alloa Kintail, SO. to Loehalsh Drumindrochit, SO. to Inver- Kippen, SO. to Stirling ness Kirkmichael,PP. to Blairgow- Drumore, PP. to Stranraer rie Drymen, PP. to Dumbarton Kirkintulloch, SO. to Glasgow Dunning-, SO. to Bridge of Ladykirk, PP. to Coldstream Earn Laggan, SO. to Blairathol Durness, SO. to Golspie Lairg, SO. to Golspie Dysart, PP. to Kirkaldy Lamlash, SO. to Saltcoats Earlstone, SO. to Melrose Largo, PP. to Leven Easdale, PP. to Oban Larbert, PP. to Falkirk Eaglesham, SO. to Glasgow Lauriston, PP. to Castle Falkland, SO. to Auchter- Douglas muchty Leggerdale, SO. to Alford Farr, SO. to Thurso Leitholm, PP. to Coldstream Farr, SO. to Tongue Lennoxtown, PP. to Glasgow Fort- George, SO. to Ardersier Leslie, PP. to Kirkaldy Ford, PP. to Coldstream Lilliesleaf, PP. to Selkirk Galston, PP. to Kilmarnock Leuchars, PP. to Cupar-Fife Gartmore, PP. to Kippen Leven, PP. to Dumbarton Garliestown, PP. to Wigton Lochearnhead, SO. to Callan- Gifford, PP. to Haddington der Glaramis, SO. to Forfar Lochee, PP. to Dundee Glaxnmis, SO. to Meigle Loch Inver, SO. to Golspie Glenmoiiston, SO. to Fort- Lochcarron, SO. to Loehalsh Augustus Lochcarron, SO. to Dingwall Glenlwah, SO. to Ballindal Lochmaben, SO. to Dumfries loch Lochwinnoch, PP. to Glasgow Gourock, PP. to Greenock Lochwinnoch, PP. to Beith Govan, PP. to Glasgow Lochwinnoch, PP. to Paisley Grahamestone, PP. to Falkirk Longloan, PP. to Glasgow Gretna, PP. to Carlisle Longloan, PP. to Airdrie Gullan, PP. to Haddington Lossiemouth, PP. to Elgin Hammersmith, PP. to Doune Luss, SO. to Glasgow Helmsdale, SO. to Golspie Lybster, SO. to Golspie Helmsdale, SO. to Wick Lybster, SO. to Kinguissie Helmsdale, SO. to Dunbeath Lybster, SO. to Helmsdale Huna, SO. to Wick Lybster, SO. to Wick Huna, SO. to Kirkwall Lynwilg, SO. to Kinguissie Hutton, PP. to Berwick Lynwilg, SO. to Grantown Innerkip, PP. to Greenock Macduff, PP. to Banff Innerleithen, PP. to Peebles Markinch, PP. to Kirkaldy Isle Ornsay, PP. to Broadford Maryhill, PP. to Glasgow Isle Ornsay, PP. to Loehalsh Maxwelltown, PP. to Dum- Johnstone, SO. to Glasgow fries Johnstone, SO. to Paisley Mellvich, SO. to Thurso Kenmore, SO. to Aberfeldy Mellvich, SO. to Tongue Kenmore, SO. to Killin Metliven, PP. to Perth Kennoway, SO. to Leven Mey, SO. to Thurso Kennoway, SO. to Cupar- Milnathort, PP. to Kinross Fife Milngavie, PP. to Glasgow Kettle, PP. to Auchtermuchty Monaive, SO. to Thornhill East Kilbride, PP. to Glas Morinish, PP. to Tobermory gow Mortlacb, SO. to Craigellachie West Kilbride, SO. to Salt Morven, SO. to Aross coats Morven, SO. to Oban Kilchrennan, PP. to Bonaw Mossat, SO. to Alford' Killearn, PP. to Glasgow Muirkirk, SO. to Douglas Killin, SO. to Callander Neilston, PP. to Glasgow Kilmaurs, PP. to Kilmarnock New Abbey, PP. to Dumfries Kilmuir, SO. to Greenock New Cumnock, PP. to Cum- Kilmuir, PP. to Fortree nock Kilpatrick, PP. to Glasgow Newcastleton, PP. to Lang- Kilpatrick, PP. to Dumbarton holm Kilpatrick, PP. to Castle- New Galloway, SO. to C. Douglas Douglas Kilrennan, PP. to Inverary Newniills, PP. to Kilmarnock Kilsyth, SO. to Glasgow Newmills, PP. to Dunfermline Kilwinning, PP. to Irvine Newport, SO. to Dundee Kilwinning, PP. to Saltcoats Newport, SO. to Cupar- Fife Kincardine O'Neil, SO. to Newport, SO. to St. Andrews Aboyne Newport, PP. to Leuchars Kincardine O'Neil, SO. to Newton, PP. to Glasgow Banchory North Berwick, PP. to Had- Kinloch-Rannocb, PP. to dington Pitlochrie . English P. Towns. New Pitsligo, PP. to Mintlaw Stray, PP. to Beauly Orton, SO. to Keith Swinton, PP. to Coldstream Osnaburgh, PP. to Cupar- Fife Tarbolton, PP. to Kilmarnock Parkhead, PP. to Glasgow Tarland, SO. to Aboyne Partick, PP. to Glasgow Tomintoul, SO. to Ballindal- Parton, PP. to Castle Douglas loch Pathhead, PP. to Kirkaldy Tongue, SO. to Thurso Paxton, PP. to Berwick Tongue, SO. to Golspie Pollockshaws, PP. to Glasgow Tongue, SO. to Lairg Polmont, PP. to Falkirk Torryburn, PP. to Dunferm- Pollewe, SO. to Stornoway line Pollewe, SO. to Dingwall Torryburn and Newmills, PP. Renfrew, SO. to Paisley to Dunfermline Renfrew, SO. to Glasgow Tranent, PP. to Haddington Rhynie, SO. to Old Rain Troon, SO. to Kilmarnock Rosehearty, PP. to Fraser- Tyndrum, SO. to Callander burgh Tyree, PP. to Tobermory Rutherglen, PP. to Glasgow Unachan, PP. to Fort- Wil- Salton, PP. to Haddington liam St. Margaret's Hope, SO. to Unachan, PP. to Fort-Au- Kirkwall gustus Scone, PP. to Perth Watten, SO. to Thurso Scourie, SO. to Golspie Watten, SO. to Wick Shotts, PP. to Whitburn Wemyss, PP. to Kirkaldy Springbank, PP. to Glasgow West Salton, PP. to Had- Springfield, PP. to Glasgow dington Stevenston, PP. to Irvine West Kilbride, SO. to Salt- Straiton, PP. to Maybole coats Strathaven, SO. to Hamilton West Kilbride, SO. to Largs Stonehouse, PP. to Hamilton Whitehouse, SO. to Alford Stonehouse, PP. to Glasgow Whittingham, SO. to Cold- Strathblane, PP. to Glasgow stream Strathmiglo, PP. to Kinross Windygates, PP. to Leven Strichen, PP. to Mintlaw Wooler, SO. to Coldstream Stromness, SO. to Kirkwall An ALPHABETICAL LIST of the POST TOWNS and SUB- OFFICES in ENGLAND and WALES, with the POSTAGE of a Single Letter from Aberdeen. The Post Towns are printed in Roman, and the Sub-Offices in Italic characters. The Roman capitals in the second column indicate the respective Mails by which Letters are forwarded on arrival at Edinburgh : viz. L. the London ; C, the Carlisle ; M, the Morpeth, Mail. N.B.— One halfpenny is to be added to the rates specified Towns. Counties. P. R Towns. Counties. P. R. Aberayron S. Wales 15 C Ashbourn Derbyshire 13 C Abergavenny Monm. 15 C Ashburton Devon 16 C Abergele N. M^ales 14 C Ashby de laZouch Leic. 14 C Aberistwith S. Wales 15 C Ashford Kent 15 L Abingdon Berks 16 C Atherstone Warwick 14 C Acle Norfolk 14 L Attleborough Norfolk 15 L Addingliam Yorkshire 13 L Aukland Bishop Durham 12 L Alcester Warwick 14 C Axminster Devon 16 C Aldhorough Suffolk 16 L Aylesbury Bucks 15 C Alford Lincoln 14 L Aylesford Kent 15 L Alfreton Derbyshire 14 C Aylsham Norfolk 15 L Alnwick Northumb. 11 L Bagshot Surry 15 L Alresford Hants 15 L Bakewell Derbyshire 13 C Alton Hants 15 L Bala, N. Wales 14 C Altringham Cheshire 13 C Baldock Hertford 15 L Amersham Bucks 16 C Bampton Devon 16 C Amesbury Wilts \6 L Banbury Oxford 14 C Ampthill Bedford 14 C Bangor N. Wales 14 C Andover Hants 16 L Barkway Hertford 14 L Andoversford Gloucest. 14 C Barmouth N. Wales 15 C Appleby Westmor. 12 C Barnard Castle Durham 13 L Arrington Cambridge 14 L Barnet Middlesex 15 C Arundell Sussex 16 L Barnsley Yorkshire 13 C 10 English P. Toiuns. Towns. Counties. P. 21. Totifns. Counties. P.R. Barnstaple Devon 6 C Burlington Yorksh. 13 L Barton (Humb.) Lincoln! 3 L Burnham Norfolk 15 L Basingstoke Hants 6 L Burnley Lancas. 13 C Bath Somerset : 5 C Burton Westmor. 12 C Battle Sussex 5 L Burton (on Tt.) Stafford 13 C Bawtry Yorkshire 1 3 L Bury Lancash. 13 C Beaumaris N. Wales ] 4 C Bury St Edmunds Suffolk 15 L Beccles Suffolk 5 L Buxton Derby 14 C Beconsfield Bucks 15 C Caistor Lincoln 14 L Bedale Yorkshire 13 L Callington Cornwall 16 C Bedford Bedford 15 C Calne Wills 16 C Bedwi7i Wilts 16 C Camhourne Cornwall 16 C Belford Northumb 11 L Cambridge Camb. 14 L Berkhempstead Hertford 16 C Camelford Cornwall 16 C Berwick Northumb 11 L Campden Gloucest. 14 C Beverley Yorkshire 13 L Canterbury Kent 16 L Bewdley Worcester 14 C Cardiff S. Wales 15 C Bicester Oxford 15 C Cardigan S. Wales 16 C Biddeford Devon 16 C Carleon Monmou. 15 C Biddenden Kent 15 L Carlisle Cumber. 11 C Biggleswade Bedford 14 C Carmarthen S. Wales 15 C Billericay Essex 5 L Carnarvon N. Wales 16 Bilstone Stafford 13 C Castle Eden Durham 12 L Binfield Berks 15 L Castletown Isle of Man") 19 C Bingham Notts 14 C and 6d. Sea Postage j Binglcy Yorkshire 13 L Cattenck Yorkshire 13 C Birmingham Warwick 14 C Cave Yorkshire 13 L Bishop's Castle Salop 15 C Caxton Camb. 14 L Bishop's Stortford Essex 15 L Cerrig y druidion N.W. 14 C Bishop's Waltham Hants 16 L Chapel le Frith Derby 13 C Blackburn Lancashire 13 C Chard Somerset 16 C Blandford Dorset 16 C Charmouth Dorset 16 C Bletchingly Surry 5 L Chatham Kent 15 L Bodmin Cornwall 16 C Chatteris Cambridge 15 L Bolingbroke Lincoln 14 L Cheadle Stafford 13 C Bolton Lancashire 13 C Chelmsford Essex 16 L Boroughbridge Yorksh. 13 L Cheltenham Gloucester 14 C Boston Lincoln 14 L Chepstow Monmouth 15 C Botesdale Suffolk 15 L Chesham Bucks 15 C Bourn Lincoln 14 L Chester Cheshire 13 C Bozeat Northamp. 14 C Chester le Street Durham 12 L Brackley Northamp. 15 C Chesterfield Derbyshire 13 C Bracknell Berks 6 L Chichester Sussex 15 L Bradford Yorkshire 13 L Chippenham Wilts 16 C Bradford Wilts 16 C Chipping Norton Oxford 14 C Braintree Essex 15 L Chirk Salop 15 C Brampton Cumber. 12 C Chorley Lancashire 13 C Brandon Suffolk 15 L Christchurch Hants 16 L Brecknock or") o w„i„„ Chudleigh Devon 16 C ^- ^^'^^ 15 C Brecon [ Church Stretton Salop 15 C Brentwood Essex 15 L Cirencester Gloucest. 15 C Bridgend Glamorg. : 5 C Clare Suffolk 15 L Bridgenorth Salop 14 C Clay Norfolk 15 L Bridgewater Somerset 5 C Cleveland In n Yorkshire 13 L Bridlington Yorkshire 3 L CUthero Lancash. 13 C Bridport Dorset L6 C Cobham Surry 16 L Brigg Lincoln 4 L Cockermouth Cumber. 12 C Brighton or Colchester Essex 15 L Sussex ] 5 L Brighthelmst |- Coleford Gloucest. 14 Bristol Somerset 6 C Coleshill Warwick 14 C Brixham Devon 6 C Colnbrook Bucks 15 L Broadway Gloucest. ] 4 C Colne Lancash. 13 C Bromley Kent 1 5 L Coltersuwrtli Lincoln 14 L Bromyard Hereford 5 C Congleton Cheshire 13 C Broomsgrovc Worcest. 4 C Conway N. Wales 14 G Brough Westmor. 3 C Corfecastle Dorset 16 C Bruntless S. Wales ] 5 C Corwen N. Wales 14 C Buckden Hunting. ] 4 L Coventry Warwick 14 C Buckingham Bucks ] 4 C Cowbridge S. Wales 15 C Builth S. Wales ] 5 C Cowes (Isle W.) Hants 16 L Bidlock Smith/ Ches. ] 3 C Cranbourn Dorsetsh. 16 C Bungay Suffolk 1 6 L Cranbrook Kent 16 L Buntingford Hertford ) 6 L Crawley Sussex 15 L Burford Oxford J .5 C Crediton Devon 16 C Englinh P. Towns. 11 Towns. Counties. P.R. Towns. Counties. P.K. Crewkern Somerset 15 C Fenny Stratford Bucks 15 C Criekhowell S. Wales 15 C Ferrybridge Yorkshire 18 C Cricklade Wilts 16 c Feversham Kent 15 L Critch Derbysh. 14 C Flimwell Kent 15 L Cross Somerset 15 c Folkingham Lincoln 14 L Crosshills Yorkshire 13 L Folkstone Kent 15 L Crowland Lincoln 14 L Footscray Kent 15 L Croicle Yorkshire 13 L Fordingbridge Hants 16 L Croydon Surry 15 L Fowey Cornwall 16 C Cuckfield Sussex 15 L Frodsham Cheshire 13 C Cullompton Devon 16 C Frome Somerset 16 C Darlington Durham 12 L Fuhteck Yorkshire 13 L Dartford Kent 15 L Gadsden Hertford 15 L Dartmouth Devon 16 C Gainsbro' Lincoln 14 L Daventry Northam. 14 C Gargrave Yorkshire 13 C Dawlish Devonsh 16 C Garstang Lancash. 13 C Deal Kent 16 L Gateshead Durham 12 L Deddington Oxford 15 C Gatton Surry 15 L Denbigh N. Wales 14 C Gerrard's Cross Bucks 15 L Derby Derbysh. 14 C Glashnrg S. Wales 16 C Dereham Norfolk 15 L Glastonbury Somerset 15 C Devizes Wilts 16 C Gloucester Gloucest. 14 C Devonport Devon 16 C Godalmin Surry 16 L Dewsbury Yorksh. 13 C Godstone Surry 16 L Diss Norfolk 15 L Goole Yorkshirel3 L Dolgelly N. Wales 14 C Gosport Hants 16 L Doncaster Yorksh. 13 L Grampound Cornwall 16 C Dorchester Dorset 16 L Grantham Lincoln 14 L Dorking Surry 15 L Gravesend Kent 15 L Douglas Isle Man") Green IIa7nmertonYoY\i.l3 L 19 C and 6d. Sea Postage T Gretabridge .Yorkshire 13 C Dover Kent 16 L Grimsby Lincoln 14 L Downham Norfolk 15 L Guernsey Isle of \iqp ^^ ^ Drayton Salop 14 C 3d more than to Weymouth/ Driffield Yorkshire 13 L Guiest Norfolk 15 L Droitwich Worcest. 14 C Guildford Surry 15 L Dudley Worcest. 14 C Guisborough YorkshirelS L Dulverton Somerset 15 C Hadleigh Suffolk 15 L Dunchurch Warwick 14 C Hailsham Sussex 15 L Dunkirk Gloucest. 14 C Hales Owen Salop 14 C Dunmow Essex 15 L Halesworth Suffolk 16 L Dunstable Bedford 15 C Halifax Yorkshire 13 L Dunster Somerset 15 C Halstead Essex 15 L Durham Durham 12 L Haltwhistle Cumber. 12 C Dursley Gloucest. 14 C Harleston Norfolk 15 L Easingwould Yorksh. 13 L HarJing Norfolk 15 L East Bourn Sussex 15 L Harlow Essex 15 L East Grinstead Sussex 15 L Harrowgate Yorkshire 13 C Eccleshall Stafford 13 C HartfordbridgeHants 15 L Edgware Middle. 15 L Hartlepool Durham 12 L EUnliam Norfolk 14 L Harwich Essex 15 L EUesmere Salop 14 C Haslemere Surry 15 L Ely Camb. 14 L Hastings Sussex 15 L Emsworth Hants 15 L Hatfield Hertford 15 L Enstone Oxford 14 C Havant Hants 16 L Epping Essex 15 L Haverfordwest S. Wales 15 C Epsom Surry 15 L Haverhill Suffolk 15 L Epworth Yorkshire 13 L Hawarden Cheshire 13 C Ermebridge Devon 16 C Hawes Yorkshire 13 L Esher Surry 15 L Hawkhurst Kent 16 L Eton Bucks 15 L Hay S. Wales 15 C Evesham Worcest. 14 C Hayle Cornwall 16 C Exeter Devon 15 C Haylsham Sussex 16 C Ex.mouth Devon 16 C Hedon YorkshirelS L Eye Suffolk 15 L Helmsley YorkshirelS L Fairford Gloucest. 14 C Helston Cornwall 17 C Fakenham Norfolk 15 L Hemelhemstead Hertfordl5 C Falmouth Cornwall 16 C Henley (in Arden) Wales 14 C Fareham Hants 16 L Henley on Thames Oxfo. 16 C Farnhorough Kent 15 L Hereford Hereford 15 C Farnham Surry 15 L Hertford Hertford 15 L Farringdon Berks 16 C Hexham Northum. 12 C Fazeley Leicester 14 C Heytsbury Wilts 16 C Felton Noi'thum. 12 L Iligham Ferrars Northa. 14 C 12 English P. Towns. Towns. Counties. P.R. Towns. Counties. P. R. High Wycomb Bucks 15 C Leskeard Cornwall 16 C Highworth Wilts 16 C Lewes Sussex 15 Hinckly Leicester 14 C Lidtiey Monmou. 15 Hindon Wilts 16 C Limber Lincoln 14 Hitchen Hertford 15 C Lincoln Lincoln 14 Hithe Kent 15 L Linton Cambrid. 14 Hockcliffe Bedford 15 Liphook Hants 16 Hoddesdon Hertford 15 Litchfield Stafford 13 Holsworthy Devon 16 Liverpool Lancash. 13 Holkham Norfolk 14 Llampeter S. Wales 15 C Holmschapel Cheshire 13 Llandfair N. Wales 14 C Holt Norfolk 15 Llandillo S. Wales 15 Holyhead N. Wales 14 Llandovery S. Wales 15 Holywell N. Wales 13 Llanelly S. Wales 15 Honiton Devon \Q Llangaddock S. Wales 15 Horncastle Lincoln 14 Llangollen N. Wales 14 Horndean Hants 15 Llanidloes N. Wales 14 Horsham Sussex 15 Llanrwgst N. Wales 14 Hounslow Middlesexl5 Loddon Norfolk 15 Howden Yorkshire 13 London Mids. 15 Huddersfield Yorkshire 13 Long Stratton Norfolk 15 Hull Yorkshire 13 Looe West Sf East Corn. 16 C Hungerford Berks 16 Lostwithiel Cornwall 16 C Hunmanhy Yorkshire 13 Loughborough Leicester 14 Huntingdon Hunting. 14 Louth Lincoln 14 Hurstgreen, Sussex 15 Lowestoff Suffolk 16 Ilchester Somerset 15 Ludlow Salop 14 Ilfracomb Devon 16 Luton Bedford 15 llminster Somerset 15 Lutterworth Leicester 14 Ingateston Essex Lydd Kent 15 Ipswich Suffolk Lyme Dorsetsh. 16 Isle of Wight Hants Lymington Hants 16 Ivinghoe Bucks Lyndhurst Hants 16 Ivybridge Devon 16 C Lynn Norfolk 15 Jersey Isle of |l9C Macclesfield Cheshire 13 3d more than to Weymouth Machynleth N. Wales 14 Keighletf Yorkshire 13 C Maidenhead Berks 15 Keinton Warwick 14 C Maidstone Kent 15 Kelvedon Essex 15 L Maldon Essex 15 Kendal Westmo. 12 C Malmshury Wilts 16 Keswick Cumber. 12 C Malton Yorkshire 13 Kettering Northam. 14 C 3'Ialvern Worcest. 14 Kidderminster Worcester] 4 C Manchester Lancash. 13 Kidwelly S. Wales 15 C Manningtree Essex 15 Kildwick Yorkshire 13 C Mansfield Notts 13 Kimbolton Hunting. 14 L Marazion Cornwall 17 Kingsbridge Devon 16 C March Cambrid. 14 Kingslangley Hertford 15 C Margate Kent 15 Kingston on Thames Sur. 15 L Market-Deeping Lincolnl4 Kington Hereford 15 C Market-Drayton Salop 14 Kirkby Lonsdale Westm.l2 C Market-Harboro' Leices.l4 Kirkby Mom-sideYoxk.ih.\i L Market-Raisin Lincoln 14 Kirkby Steven Westmo. 12 C Market-Street Hertford 15 Knaresborough Yorksh. 13 L Market Weighton York 13 Knighton S. Wales 15 C Marlborough Wilts 15 Knutsford Cheshire 13 C Marlow Bucks 16 Lamberhurst Kent 15 L Martock Somerset 15 Lamhourn Berks 15 L Maryport Cumberla.l2 Lancaster Lancash. 12 C Melksham Wilts 16 Langport Somerset 15 C Melton Mowbray Leices.l4 C Larlingford Norfolk 15 L Mevagissey Cornwall 16 C Launceston Cornwall 16 C Mere Wilts 16 C Lawton Cheshire 13 C Merthyr Tidvil S. Walesl5 C I.ea Gloucest. 14 C Midhurst Sussex 15 L Leamington Warwick 14 C Middlewich Cheshire 13 C Leatherhead Surry 16 L Mildenhall Cambrid. 14 L Lechlade Gloucest. 14 C Milford S. Wales 15 C Ledbury Hereford 15 C Milnthorpe Westmor. 12 C Leeds Yorkshire 15 L Milton Kent 15 L Leek Stafford 13 C Milverton Somerset 15 C Leicester Leicester 14 C Minchinhampton Glouc. 12 C Leigh Lancash. 13 Minehead Somerset 16 C Leighton-Buzzard Buck. 15 C Mirfield Yorkshire 13 L Leominster Hereford 15 C Missenden Bucks 15 C English P. Tvwtts. 13 Towns. Counties. P. R. Towns. Counties. P.R. Modhury Devon 16 C Plympton Devon 16 C Mold N. Wales 14 C Pocklington Yorkshire 13 Monmouth Monmou. 15 C Polperro Cornwall 16 Montgomery N. Wales 14 C Pontefract Yorkshire 13 Morpeth Northum. 12 M Porchester Hants 16 Morton-in-Marsh Glou. 14 C Poole Dorset 16 Namptwich Cheshire 13 Portsmouth Hants 16 Narbeth S. Wales 14 Prescot Lancash. 13 Neath S. Wales 15 Presteign S. Wales 14 Needham Market SuflfolklS Preston Lancash. 13 C Nest07i Cheshire 13 Pwlheli N. Wales 13 C Nettlebed Oxford 14 Pyle S. Wales 15 C Newark Notts 14 Queenborough Kent 15 Newbury Berks 15 Radnor S. Wales 15 Newcastle Emlyn S.Wal.l5 C Ragland S. Wales 15 Ramsbury Wilts 16 Stafford 13 C ''SSEine} Ramsey Isle Man Ijq Newcastle Northum. 12 L and 6d. Sea Postage / Neivenden Sussex 15 L Ramsgate Kent 16 Newhaven Sussex 15 L Ravenglass Cumberl. 12 Newmark-et Cambrid. 14 L Ratvcliffe Yorkshire 13 Newnham Gloucest. 14 Rayleigh Essex 15 Newport Pagnel Bucks 15 C Reading Berks 15 Newport Salop 14 C Redditch Worcest. 14 Newport I. of Wightl6 L Redruth Cornwall 16 Newport Monmou. 15 C Retford Notts 14 New Romney Kent 15 L Rhayader S. Wales 15 Newton Abbots Devon 16 C Rhuahon N. Wales 14 Newtown N. Wales 14 C Richmond Yorkshire 13 North Walsham Norfolk 15 L Rickmansworth Hertfo. 15 Northallerton Yorkshire 13 L Ringwood Hants 16 Northampton Northam 14 C Ripley Surry 15 Northiam Sussex 15 L Ripon Yorkshire 13 Northleach Gloucest. 14 C Robertsbridge Sussex 15 Northop N. Wales 14 C Rochdale Lancash. 13 Northwich Cheshire 13 C Rochester Kent 15 Norwich Norfolk L Rochford Essex 15 Nottingham Notts L Rockingham Northam. 14 Oakham Rutland C Ross Hereford. 15 Oakhampton Devon C Rotherham Yorkshire 13 Oakingham Berks L Rougham Norfolk 15 Odiham Hants L Royston Hertford 15 Ollerton Notts L Rudgeley Stafford 13 Ongar Essex L Rugby Warwick 14 Ormskirk Lancash. C Rumford Essex 15 Oswestry Salop C Rumsey Hants 16 Otley Yorkshire 13 C Rushyford Durham 12 Otterton Devon C Ruthin N. Wales 14 Oulney Bucks C Ryde, Isle of Wight 16 Oundle Northam. L Rygate Surry 15 Overton Flints C Rye Sussex 15 Overton Hants L Saffron Walden Essex 15 Oxford Oxford C Salisbury Wilts 16 Fainswick Gloucest. c Sandbach Cheshire 13 Padiham Lancash. c isandwich Kent 15 Padstow Cornwall c Sawbridgworth Hertfor. 15 Peeltown Isle Man! Saxmundham Suffork 15 19 C and 6d. for Sea Postage Scarborough Yorkshire 13 Pemhridge Hereford 15 Scole Norfolk 14 Pembroke S. Wales 16 Seaford Sussex 15 Pennyhont S. Wales 15 Seaham Durham 12 Penrith Cumberla. 12 Selby Yorkshire 13 Penryn Cornwall 16 Settle Yorkshire 13 Penterdillos S. Wales 15 Seven Oaks Kent 15 Pentre Voylas N. Wales 14 C Shaftsbury Dorset 16 Penzance Cornwall 17 C Sheerness Kent 15 Pershore Worcester! 4 Sheffield Yorkshire 13 Peterborough Northam. 14 Shepton-Mallet Somers 15 C Petersfield Hants 15 Slieppy Isle Kent 15 L Petworth Sussex 15 Sherborne Dorset 16 C Pewsey Wilts 16 Shields (South) Durham 12 L Pickering Yorkshire 13 Shields (North) Northu. 12 L Pinner Hertford 15 ,Shiffnall Salop 14 C Plymouth Devon 16 ClShipdam Norfolk 15 L b 14 EnglisklP. Towns. Towns. ], Counties. P.R. Towns. Counties. P.R. Shipstone Warwich 14 C Tadcaster Yorkshire 13 L Shobden Hereford 15 C Tamworth Stafford 13 Shoreham Sussex 16 L Tarporley Cheshire 13 C Shrewsbury Salop 14 C Tavistock Devon 16 C Sidmouth Devon 16 c Taunton Somerset 15 C Silsoe Bedford 15 c Teignmouth;' Devon 16 C Smgleton Sussex 15 L Tenbury Worcest, 14 C Sittingbourn :;:Kent 15 L Tenby S. Wales 16 C Skipton "Yorkshire 13 C Tenterden Kent 15 L Sleaford Lincoln 14 L Tetbury Gloucest. 14 C Sledmere Yorkshire 13 L Tetsworth Oxford 14 C Snaith Yorkshire 13 L Tewksbury Gloucest. 14 C Sodhury Gloucest. 14 C Thame Oxford 15 C Somersham Cambrid. 14 L Thetford Norfolk 16 L Somerton Somerset 15 C Thirsk Yorkshire 13 L Southall Middlesex 15 L Thome Yorkshire 13 L Southam Warwick 14 C Thrapstone Northam. 14 L Southamptor Hants 16 L Thivaite Suffolk 15 L South Cave ^j Yorkshire 13 L Tideswell Derby 14 C South Moulton Devon 16 C Titley Hereford 15 C South'Petherton Somers 15 C Tiverton Devon 15 C Soutlaoell Notts 14 c Topsham Devon 16 C Spalding Lincoln 14 L Torquay Devon 16 C Speenhamlan d Berks 15 L Torrington Devon 16 C Spilsby Lincoln 14 L Totness Devon 16 C Spittal Lincoln 14 L Towcester Northam. 14 C Spithead Hants 16 L Townmalling Kent 15 L Stafford Stafford 13 C Trecastle Brecon 15 C Staines Middle. 15 L Tring Hertford 15 L Stahidrop Durham 12 L Trowbridge Wilts 16 C Stamford Lincoln 14 L Truro Cornwall 16 C Stanhope Durham 12 L Tunbridge Kent 15 L Stanmore Middle. 15 L Tunbridge Wells Kent 15 L Stevenage Hertford 14 L Tuxford Notts 14 L Steyning Sussex 15 L Uckfield Sussex 15 L Stilton Hunting. 14 L Vley Gloucest. 14 C Stockbridge Hants 16 L Ulverston Lancash. 13 C Stockport Cheshire 13 C Uppingham Rutland 15 L Stockton on Tees Durh. 13 L Usk Monmou. 15 C Stoke Norfolk 15 L Uttoxeter Stafford 14 C Stokenchurch Oxford 14 C Uxbridge Middles. 16 L Stokesley Yorkshire 13 L Wadehridge Cornwall 16 C Stone Stafford 13 C Wakefield Yorkshire 13 L Stoneham Suffolk 15 L Wallingford Berks 16 L Stony Middleton Derby 14 C Walsall Stafford 14 C Stony Stratford Bucks 15 C Walsingham Norfolk 15 L Storrington Sussex 15 L Waltham Cro ss Hertford 15 L Stourbridge Worcest. 14 C Wangford Suffolk 16 L Stourport Worcest. 14 C Wansford Hunting. 14 L Stowmarket Suffolk 15 L Wantage Berks 15 C Stow-on-the- JFold Glou .14 C Ware Hertford 15 L Stratford-on •Avon War 14 C Wareham Dorset 16 L Stratton Norfolk 16 L Warminster Wilts 16 C Stratton Cornwall 16 C Warrington Lancash. 13 C Stroud Gloucest. 14 C Warwick Warwick 14 C Stroud Kent 15 L Watford Hertford 15 L St. Albans Hertford 15 C Watton Hertford 16 L St. Asaph N. Wales 14 C Welch Pool N. Wales 14 C St. Austell Cornwall 16 C Welford Northam. 15 C St. Clears S. Wales 16 C WeUingborough Northa. 14 C St. Columb Cornwall 16 C Wellington Somerset 15 C St. Germains Devon 16 C Wellington Salop 14 C St. Helens Lancash. 13 C Wells Norfolk 15 L St. Ive's Hunting. 14 L Wells Somerset 15 C St. Ive's Cornwall 16 C Welwyn Hertford 16 L St. Mawes Cornwall 16 C Wem Salop 14 C St. Neot's Hunting. 14 L Wendover Bucks 15 C Sudbury Suffolk 16 L Westbury Wilts 16 C Sunderland Durham 12 L West Witton Durham 12 L Sunning Berks 15 L Wetherby Yorkshire 13 L Swaffham Norfolk 15 L Weymouth Dorset 16 C Swanage Dorset 16 L Wheatley Oxford 14 C Swansea S. Wales 15 C Whitby Yorkshire 13 L Swindon Wilts 15 r M'hitchurch Hants 15 L English P.P. Offices. 15 Towns. Counties. P. R Townt. Counties. P.R. Whitchurch Salop 14 C Wolviston Durham 12 L Whitehaven Cumber. 12 C Woodbridge Suffolk 15 L Whittingham Worthum. 13 M Woodstock Oxford 14 C Whitwell Yorkshire 13 L Wooler Northum. 11 M Wickwar Gloucest. 14 C Woolpit, Suffolk 15 L Wigan Lancash. 13 C Woore Salop 14 C Wigton Cumberl. 12 C Wootton Basset Wilts 15 WiUerslei/ Hereford 15 C Wooten un-> Gloucest. 14 C Wimborn Dorset 16 C derEdge.j" Wincanton Somerset 15 C Worcester Worcesterl4 C Winchester Hants 16 L Workington Cumberl. 12 C Windsor Berks 15 L Worksop Notting. 14 L JFing Bucks 15 C Worstead Norfolk 15 L Wingham Kent 15 L Worthing Sussex 15 L Winsford Cheshire 13 C Wraghy Lincoln 14 L Winslow Bucks 15 C Wrexham N. Wales 13 C Wirksworth Derby 14 C Wisbeach Cambrid. 14 L wrombeWa}Buck.l5C Witham Essex 15 L Wymondham Norfolk 15 L Witney Oxford 14 C Farm Yorkshire 13 L, Wivelscomb Somerset 15 C Yarmouth, Isle') tt i. i/^ t "^"*' ^ Woburn Bedford 15 C of Wight / ^^ Wokingham Berks 15 L Yarmouth Norfolk 15 L Wolseleij Bridge Stafford 13 C Yealmpton Devon 16 C WohiJigham Durham 12 L Yeovil Somerset 15 C Wolverhampton Stafford 14 C York Yorkshire 13 L A LIST of PENNY-POST OFFICES in England, the Postages to which are the same as to the General Offices under which they are established. Abbotsbury to Dorchester Bedworth to Coventry Abridge Rumford. Beer Axminster Accrington Blackburn Belper Derby Adderbury Woodstock Bensington Wallingford Allesley Coventry Bentham Lancaster Almondbury Huddersfield Bentley (Great) 1 Alphington - Colchester Exeter Bentley( Little) J Alstone Penrith Berkeley Dursley Althorne Maldon Berkhampstead (Little) Hertford Altringham Manchester Berriew Welchpool Ambleside Kendal Betley Newcastle (St.) Amwich Bangor Bexhill Battle Appleby Atherstone Bexley Dartford Appledore Biddeford Bildestone Hadleigh Ardleigh Colchester Bircham Rougham Ashcott Glastonbury Birstal Leeds Ashton (Som.) Bristol Bps. Teignton Teignmouth Ashton (Lane.) Warrington Bitton Bristol Ashton (on Mersey) Manchester Blackpool Preston Ashton (under-Line) Manchester Blakeney Newnham Askrigg Bedal Blofield Norwich Auckland (West) Rushyford Bloxwich Walsall Audenshaw Manchester Blyth N. Shields Audley Newcastle St. Bodedern Bangor Aumer Rougham Bognor Chichester Austerlands Manchester Bovey Tracey Chudleigh Aveley Rumford Bootle Ulverston Axbridge Cross Bootle Liverpool Ayton Stokesley Bottley Southampton Bacup Rochdale Bourton Shaftesbury Baddow (Great) Chelmsford Bow Crediton Bampton(Oxon) Witney Bowness Kendal Banwell Cross Box Bath Bardfield Braintree Boxford Colchester Barford Salisbury Bradminch CuUompton Baythornend Halstead Bradwell Maldon Beaminster Crewkerne Brailes Shipstone Beckington Bradford, Wilts Brancaster Burnham Bedminster Bristol Braunstone Daventry Beddgelert Carnarvon Brent Ashburton 16 English P.P. Offices. Brierley hill Birmingham Crosby Liverpool Brigstock Thrapstone Crossbrook Street Waltham Cross Brinklow Coventry Crossliands Cirencester Brislington Bristol Crowland Peterboro" Broadclist Exeter Crowle Thome Broads tairs Ramsgate Dagenham Rumford Broadwinsor Crewkerne Danbury Chelmsford Bromham Devizes Darwent Blackburn Brooke Norwich Dedham Colchester Broseley ShiflFnall Delph Manchester Broughton Ulverstone Dent Kendal Broxbourne Waltham Cross Denton Manchester Bruton Shepton Mallet Deptford Inn Salisbury Buckenham Attleboro Didsbury Manchester Buckfastleigh Ashburton Dinton Salisbury Budleigh-Salterton Otterton Ditching Lewes Burbage Pewsey Dobscross Manchester Burford Salisbury Docking Rougham Burgh Spilsby Donnington Spalding Burlington Norwich Dover Court Harwich Burnhara ( Essex)Maldon Doi\vnend Bristol Bursleim Newcastle (St.) Dronfield Sheffield Calder Bridge Whitehaven Duffield Derby Calstock Tavistock Durweston Blandford Caniiington Bridgewater Duxford Cambridge Cannoch Walsall Earls Colne Halstead Cartmell Milnthorpe Earsdon Newcastle Costle Broomwich Birmingham Easton Dunmow Castle Carey Shepton Mallet Eccles Manchester Castle Hedingham Halstead Edgbaston Birmingham Castle Rising Lynn Egham Staines Caton Lancaster Egremont Whitehaven Cawsand Devonport Elland Halifax Cefn by chan Churk EUingham Attleboro Cefn y bedd Wrexham Elmstead Colchester Cerne abbas Dorchester Eppinggreea Hertford Chagford Exeter Epworth Thome Chalfont, St. Giles Gerrard's Cross Erdington Burmingham Charlbury Enstone Essenden Hertford Charing Maidstone Etruria Newcastle St. Charleston St. Austell Evershot Dorchester Charminster Dorchester Ewell Epsom Charminster Bridgewater Exminster Exeter Chasewater Truro Failsworth Manchester Cheadle Manchester Feckenham Broomsgrove Cheddar Cross Finchingfield Braintree Cheetham Manchester Fishguard Haverford West Cherrington Shipstone Flint Northop Chertsey Staines Flixton Manchester Cheshunt Waltham Cross Flookboro Milnthorp Cheshunt Street Waltham Cross Footscray Chiselhurst Chewbent Bolton Fordham Mildenhall Chew Magna Bristol Ford Street Halstead Chewton Mendip Bristol Foulsworth Manchester Chilmark Salisbury Framlingham Woodbridge Chippenham Mildenhall Frampton Dorchester Chiselhurst Footscray Frampton Cotterell Bristol Churchingford Taunton Frating Colchester Cleckheaton Leeds Freshford Bath Cleobury Mortimer Bewdly Frimley Ipswich Cleuchwater Lynn Geecross Manchester Clifton (Gloster) Bristol Gillingham Shaftesbury Clifton (LancO Manchester Glossop Manchester Cobridge Newcastle (St; ) Godmanchester Huntingdon Coker Yeovil Goldhanger Maldon Colford Crediton Gomersal Leeds Coltishall Norwich Gorlestone Yarmouth Colyton Axminster Gorton Manchester Comb St. Nicholas Chard Gosberton Spalding Corbetstye Rumford Goudhurst Lamberhurst Cosham Portsmouth Grays Rumford Cossington Bridgewater Gwyndee Bangor Crayford Dartford Hadleigh Rochford Crockernwell Exeter Handsworth Birmingham Cromer Aylsham Hanley (Staff. Newcastle St. English P.P. Offices. 17 Hanley (Yorks.) Huddersfield Llanahavadr Oswestry Hare Street Rumford Llansaintffraid Oswestry Harlech Barmouth Llantrissent Cardiff Harpenden St. Albans Llanymynech Bangor Harpley Rougham Llanyblodwell Oswestry Harp tree Bristol Lofthouse Guisboro Harrington Workington Long Benton Newcastle Hartest Bury Suf. Long Buckley Daventry Hartleypans N. Shields Long Ditton Kingston Haslingden Bury, Lane. Long Melford Sudbury Hatherleigh Okehampton Longport Newcastle St. Havering Rumford Lowick Thrapstone Hawkshead Kendal Lyrapstone Exeter Haworth Bradford, York Lynmouth Minehead Hazelbury Yeovil Lynton Minehead Heacham Lynn Madeley Shiffnall Heavitree Exeter Maghull Liverpool Hebden Bridge Halifax Malpas Chester Heckmondwyke Leeds Marden Newton Dorchester Henbury Bristol Marketbosworth Hinckley Henfield Steyning Marple Stockport Heme Bay Canterbury Marshfield Chippenham Hertingfordbury Hertford Marsk Guisboro Heston Southall Marske Richmond Y. Highbridge Bridgewater Masham Bedale Hindon Salisbury Massingham Rougham Hingham Attleboro Matlock Wirksworth Holbeach Spalding Measham Atherstone HoUingwood Manchester Melcombe regis Weymouth Holm firth Huddersfield Merford Oswestry Honitons Clist Exeter Meredin Coventry Horkesley Colchester Middlesboro Stockton Hornby Lancaster Middleham Bedale Hornchurch Rumford Middleton Manchester Horndon Rumford Middleton Teesdale Barnard's \ Hornsea Hull Castle J Horwich Bolton Milborn Port Shaftesbury Hotwells Bristol Milbridge Leeds Houghton Rougham Mitcheldean Gloucester Hunsdon Ware Monk Wearmouth Sunderland Hurstperpoint Brighton Montacute Yeovil Hyde Manchester Morchard Bishop Crediton Hythe Moretonhampstead „ ^^ ColchesterJ Exeter Ilsley Newbury Morley Leeds Ironacton Bristol Mottram Manchester Ixworth Bury (Suff.) Much Hadham Bps. Stortford Kelsall Chester Mundon Maldon Kemptown Brighton Nacton Ipswich Kenilworth Coventry Nailsworth Minchinhampton Keynsham Bristol Nayland Colchester Kingsdown Bristol Nettisham Norwish Kirkhara Preston Newbybridge Milnthorpe Knowle Birmingham Newchurch Rochdale Knoyle Salisbury Newent Gloucester Laleham Staines Newferry Liverpool Lane end Newmills Stockport > Newcastle St. Lane delph Newport (Essex) Bps. Stortford I^ansdown Bath Newton Newark Latchingdon Maldon Newton Warrington Laugharne St. Clears Newton (Lane.) Milnthorpe Lavenham Sudbury Newtonbushell Newton Abbott Lavington Devizes Newtonheath Manchester Leacombe Liverpool Northfleet Gravesend LeadeiUiam Grantham Northniblay Dursley Lees Manchester North Petherton Bridgewater Leigh Rochford Norton Sheffield Lenham Maidstone Nuneaton Coventry Leybourn Bedale Oakhill Bristol Lifton Launceston Oakley ( Great) Harwich Litcham Swaffham Ockenden Rumford Little Hampton Arundel Old Down BriBtol Llandaff Cardiff Old Hallgreen Ware Llanfyllin Oswestry Oldham Manchester Llangefyn Bangor Old Swan Liverpool Llanejxh-y-mcdd Bangor Orford Woodbridge 18 English P.P. Offices. Orsett Rumford Silverton Exeter Ossett Wakefield Skelton Guisboro Ottery, St. Mary Exeter Skirlaugh Hull Overseal Ashby Slough Colnbrook Paington Newtoh Abbott Snettisham Lynn Pakenham Bury (Suffolk) Soham Mildenhall Passingford Bridge Rumford Solihull Birmingham Penkridge Walsall Solva Haverford West Pensford Bristol Somerford Chippenham Penshurst Tiinbridge Southend Rochford Pill Bristol Southminster Maldon Pontypool Newport (M.) Southport Orraskirk Portland Weymouth Southwold Wangford Portock Minehead South Zeal Exeter Portsea Portsmouth Spennithorn Bedale Potton Biggleswade Spettisbury Blandford Poulton Preston Stalham Norwich Prestwich Manchester Stanton Bury (Suf.) Prittlewell Rochford Stanstead Bps. Stortford Puckeridge Ware Stapleford Cambridge Pucklechurch Bristol Starcross Exeter Pudsey Leeds Stayley Bridge Manchester Purfleet Rumford Steeple Maldon Queen Camel Sherborne Stoke (Stafford) Newcastle (St.) Queendon Bps. Stortford Stoke (Essex) Halstead Radcliffe Manchester Stoke (Essex) Colchester Rainham Rumford Stonebridge Coventry Ramsbottom Bury, (Lane.) Stonehouse Plymouth Ramsey Harwich Stonyhurst Blackburn Rayne Braintree Stoqumber Taunton Redcar Guisborough Stowey Bridgewater Redburn St. Albans Stratford Colchester Redland Bristol Stretford Manchester Redmarley Gloster Sturminster Blandford Reeth Richmond Sudboro Thrapstone Rhyddlan St. Asaph Sutterton Market-Deeping Rhyl St. Asaph Sutton Benger Chippenham Rldgwell Halstead Sutton Coldfield Birmingham Ripley Harrowgate Swineshead Spalding Romaldkirk Barnards Castle Swinton Manchester Rottingdean Brighton Taraerton Plymouth Roydon Ware Tan y bwlch Carnarvon Runcorn Warrington Tarleton Ormskirk Saddleworth Manchester Tarwin Chester St. Agnes Truro Temple cloud Bristol St. Anthony Devonport Temple Sowerby Penrith St. Blazey St. Austell Terrington Lynn St. Davids Haverford West Thaxted Dunmow St. Day Truro Thornbury Bristol St. Mary Church Newton Abbott Tiiornecombe Chard^ St. Peters Jersey Thorney Peterboro' St. Thomas Exeter Thornham Burnham (Nor.) Salcombe Kingsbridge Thornton (Yorksh.) Skipton Saling Braintree Thorpe (Norfolk) Norwich Saltash Plymouth Thorpe (Essex) Colchester Sandgate Folkestone Thorveston CuUompton Sandhurst Lamberhurst Ticehurst Lamberhurst Sawston Cambridge Tickhill Bawtry Scilly Penzance Tilbury, West Rumford Scottow Norwich Tillingham Maldon Seaton Axminster Timsbury Bath Sedburgh Kendal Tipton Birmingham Sedgefield Rushyford Titchfield Fareham Seend Devizes Todmorden Halifax Shaldon Teignmouth ToUeshunt d'arcey Maldon Sheepy Atherstone Tor Newton Abbott Shefford Biggleswade Torpoint Devonport Shelford Cambridge Torquay Newton Abbott Shelton Newcastle (St.) Town Mailing Maidstone Shillingston Blandford Tregony St. Austell Shipley Bradford (York) Tremadoc Carnarvon Shirehampton Bristol Trumpington Cambridge Shirley Street Birmingham Tunstall Newcastle (St.) Sible Hedingham Halstead Turnershill Waltham Cross Sidburv Dorchester Twycross Atherstone Irish Post Towns 19 Uffcalm Wellington (Som.) Weston super mare Cross Upminster Rumford Westerham Seven Oaks Uppermill Manchester Weybridge Esher Upton (Lane.) Liverpool Whalley Blackburn Upton ( Gloster) Tewkesbury Whitchurch (Hereford) Ross Upway Dorchester Whitstable Canterbury Wadesmill Ware Whittlesea Peterboro' Wadhurst Lamberhurst Whittlesford Cambridge Wainfleet Boston Whitworth Rochdale Wakes Colne Halstead Widford Ware Wakering Rochford Willesbourne Stratford Avon Walmer Deal Williton Taunton Walsham Bury (Suiiblk) Wilmslow Manchester Waltham Abbey Waltham Cross Wilton Salisbury Walton (Lane.) Liverpool Winclicombe Cheltenham Walton on Thames Esher Winchelsea Rye Walton (Suffolk) Ipswich Winsham Chard Wardour Salisbury Winterbourne Dorchester Warmley (Gloster) Bristol Winterton Brigg Wateringbury Maidstone Winwick Warrington Wavertree Liverpool Woodford Salisbury Weathersfield Braintree Woodside 1 -r • JL'verpool. Wedmore Cross Woolton Wednesbury Birmingham Worlington Mildenhall Weely Colchester Wormley (Hert.) Waltham Cross Wellsbridge Bristol' Wrington Bristol Wenlock Shiffnall Wrotham Seven Oaks Wennlngton Rumford Wroxham Norwich West Broomwich Birmingham Wyvenhoe Colchester Westbury Bristol Yeldliam Halstead West Derby Liverpool A LIST of the POST TOWNS, and SUB-OFFICES in IRE- LAND, with the RATES of POSTAGE for a Single Letter from Aberdeen, affixed. The Post Towns are printed on Roman, and the Sub- Offices in Italic character. N.B.— One half-penny is to be added to the rates specified. Towns. P. Towns. P Towns. P. Abbeyleix 18d. Ballinderry 17 Bellaghy 17 Adair 19 Ballingarry 19 Belturbet 18 Ahascragh 18 Ballinrobe 18 Blackiuatertown 17 Antrim 16 Ballybrittas 17 Blessington 17 Ardara 18 Ballycastle 17 Boyle 18 Ardrahan 17 BallycJare 16 Bray 17 Ardee 17 Ballyconnell 18 Broadford 17 Ardglass 16 Ballygawley 17 Broadway 18 Arklow 18 Ballyglass 19 Brookboro' 17 Armagh 17 Ballt/haise 18 Broyqhsliane 17 Arthurstown 18 Ballyjamesdufi' 17 Brufif 19 Arva l^lBalli/longford 19 Buncrana 17 Ashbourne 17 Ballymahon 18 Bunratty 18 Ashford 17 Ballymenagh 17 Burrin 17 Askeaton 19 Ballymoe 18 Burros-a-kane 18 Athboy ISBallymoney 17 Burros-in-Ossory 18 Athenry mBalhjmore 18 Burrosoleiqh 18 Athleagtie 18 Ballymote 18 Bushmills' 17 Athlone 18 Ballynacargy 18;Buttevant 19 Athy 18 Ballynahinch 17|Cabinteely 17 Aughnacloy 17 Ballynamore 18 Caherciveen 19 Aughrim 18 Ballyraggett 18Cahir 18 Bagnalstown 18 Ballyshannon nlCahirconlish 18 Bailyborough 17 Ballytore IS.Caledon 17 Balbriggan 17 Baltinglass ISCallan 18 Ballaghaderin 18 Banagher ISjCamolin 18 Ballibay 17 Banbridge 17 Cap|)oquin 19 BaUina 19 Bandon 19 CarUngford 17 BalUnakill 18 Bangor 16 Carlow 18 BalHnasloe 18 Bantry 19 Carn 17 Ballincolliff 19 Belfast 16 Carne^v 18 20 Irish P. Towns. Towns. Toums. Toums. P. Carrickfergus Downpatrick Johnstown 18 Carrickmacross Draperstown Kanturk 19 Carrick-on-1 Drogheda Keady 17 Shannon j Dromara Kells 17 Carrick-on-Suir Dromod Kenmare 20 Cashel Dromore Kilbeggan 18 Castlebar Dromore West Kilcock 17 Castlebellingham Drumcree Kilconnel 18 Castleblakeny Drumsna Kilcullen 17 Castleblayney Dublin Kildare 18 Castlecomer Dunamanagh Kildorrery 19 Castleconnell Dundalk Kildysart 19 Castledawson Dunfanaghy 18|Kilkeel 17 Castlederg Dungannon 17 Kilkenny 18 Castledermot Dungarvan 18 Killala 19 Castlefin Dungiven 17 Killaloe 18 Castlemartyr Dunkaneelg 17 Killarney 19 Castlepollard Dunlavin 18 Killeagh 18 Castlerea Dunleer 17 Killinchy 16 Castletown Dunmanway 19 Killivardish 17 Castletown-") Dunniore 19 Killough 17 Delvin J Dujimore East 18 Killucan 17 Castletown-! Danshaughlin 17 Killybegs 18 Roche J Durrow 18 Killyleigh 16 Castlewellan 17 Edenderry 18 Killynaule 18 Cavan 17 Edgeworthstown 18 Killysandra 18 Celhridge 17 Elphin Kilmacrennan 18 Charleville 19Emo Kilmacthomas 18 Church-hill 17 Emyvale Kilmallock 19 Clane 17 Enfield Kilrea 17 Clara 18 Ennis Kilrush 19 Clare 19 Enniscorthy Kilworth 19 Clashmore 17 Enniskillen Kingscourt 17 Cloghan 18 Ennistimon Kinnegad 18 Clogheen 18 Eyrecourt Kinnety 18 Clogher 17 Farbane Kinvara 17 Cloghnakilty 19 Fermoy Kinsale 19 Clonard 18 Ferns Kirkcubbin 16 Clonee 17 Fethard Kish 17 Clonegal 18 Fethard, Tip. Knock 19 Clones 17 Fintona Laneshoro' 18 Clonmel 18 Five-Mile-Town 17 Lame 16 Clough 16 Florence-court 17 Leighlinbridge 18 Cloughjordan 18 Flurry -bridge Leixlip 17 Cloyne 19 ForkhiU Letterkenny 17 Coachford 18 Foxford Limerick 18 Coal Island 17 Frankford Lisburn 16 Colehill 18 Frenchpark Lismore 19 Coleraine 17 Freshford Lisnaskea 17 Collon 17 Galway Listowell 19 CoUooney 18 Garvagh Littleton 18 Comber 16 Geashell Longford 18 Cong 19 Gilford Loughbrickland 16 Cookstown 17 Glasslough Loughgall 17 Cootehill 18 Glen Loughrea 18 Cork 19 Glenarm Lucan 17 Cove 19 Glenavy Lurgan 16 Craughwell 18 Glin Lurgangreen 17 Croome 19 Golden Macroom 19 Crookstown 18 Gore's Bridge Maghera 17 Crossakeale 18 Gorey Magherafelt 17 Crossdoney 18 Gort Malahide 17 Crossmolina 19 Gowran Mallow 19 Crumlin 17 Graig Manorhamilton 17 Cushendall 17 Granard Markethill 17 Curofin 19 Greyahhey Maryborough 18 Dangan 18 Headford Maynooth 17 Delgany 17 Hillsborough Middleton 19 Derry 17 Hollyraount Millstrect 19 Dervock 17 Hollywood Miltoion 19 Dingle 19 Howth Miltown Malbay 19 Donaghadee 16 Inistiogue Mitchelstown 19 Donegal 18 Innishannon Moate 18 Doneraile 19 Irvinstown Mohill 18 7 Irish P. P. Towm. 21 Towni. P- Towns. P. Towns. P. Moira 16 Parsonstbwn 18 Strabane 17 Monaghan 17 Passage West 19 Stradbally 18 Monastereven 18 Philipstown 18 Stradono 17 Moneygall 18 Piltown 18 Strangford 16 Moneymore 17 Portadown 16 Stranorlar 17 Mountmellick 18 Portaferry 16 Strokestown 18 Mount-Nugent 17 Portarlington 18 Summerhill 17 Mount Talbot 18 Portglcnone 17 Swanlinbar 18 Mountrath 18 Portlaw 18 Swinford 19 Moville 17 Portumna 18 Swords 17 Moy 17 Ramelton 17 Taghmon 18 Moynalty 17 Randalstown 16 Tallaght 17 Mullingai- 18 Raphoe 17 Tallansiown 17 Naas 17 Rathangan 18 Tallow 18 Narin 18 Rathcoole 17 Tanderagee 17 Navan 17 Ratlicormack 19 Tarbert 19 Nenagh 18 Rathdowney 18 Teniplemore 18 New Birmingham 18 Rathdrum 18 Thomastown 18 New Bliss 17 Rathfriland 17 Thurles 16 N&w Bridge 17 Bathkcale 19 Tinnaliely 1« Newcastle 19 Ratliowen 18 Tipperary 18 Newmarket-on ") Redhills 18 Toome 18 Fergus J Rich-Mil 17 Tralee 19 Newport, Mayo 19 Rochfort Bridge 17 Trim 18 Newport, Tip. IS Roscommon 18 Tuam 18 Newry 17 Roscrea 18 Tubbermore 17 Nevvtownards 16 Ross 18 T'ulla 19 Newton-Barry 18 Rosscarbery 19 Tullamore 18 Newton-Forbes 18 Rostrevor 17 Tullow 18 Newton Hamilton 1 Riiskey 18 Tynan 17 Newtown Li- \ ,- Rutland 18 Tyrrells-Pass 18 mavady / Saintfield 17 Valentia 20 Newton Mounti -.« Scariff 18 Virginia 17 Kennedy j Scrabhy 18 Waringstown 17 Newtown Stewartl7 Shanagolden 19 Warrenspoint 17 Nohher 17 Shinrone 18 Waterford 18 Oldcastle 17 Six-Mile-Bridge 19 Westport 19 Omagh 17 Skibbereen 20 Wexford 18 Oranmore 18 Slane 17 Wicklow 18 Pallas-green 19 Sligo 18 Youghall 19 Pallas-kenry 19 Stewartstown 17 A LIST of the PENNY-POST OFFICES in Ireland, the Postages to which are the same as to the General Offices under which they are established. Abbeydorney to Tralee Beragh to Omagh Abbeyfeale Newcastle Blackrock Dublin Annamoe Newton Mt. Kennedy Blennerville Tralee Ardagh Edgeworthstown Booterstown Dublin Ardfert Tralee Borris Gore's Bridge Armoy Ballycastle Bundoran Ballyshannon Artane Dublin Bunmahon Kilmacthoraas Articlave Coleraine Carrigaline Cork Aghadoey Coleraine Carrigallen Killysandra Augher Aughnacloy Carrigans Derry Ballinalee Edgeworthstown Cashcarrigan Carrick-on-Shannon Ballilinan Athy Castle Island Newcastle Ballinamore Bridge Ahascragh Castleknock Dublin Ballindine Tuam Cecjlstown Mallow Ballintemple Cork Chapel Izod Dublin Ballintra Ballyshannon Clady Derry Ballycastle (Mayo) Killala Clare (Galway) Galway Ballycumber Clara Clifden Galway Ballyhaunis Frenchpark Cliffoney Sligo Ballyhigue Tralee Clonaslie Mountmellick Ballykelly Derry Clontarf Dublin Ballylongford Tarbert Coagh Moneymore Bannow Taghmon Convoy Raplioe Beleck Enniskillen Coolany CoUooney Bclmull Ballina Croolihavcn Skibbereen 22 Foreiyn Postages. Crossgar Down Monkstown Cork Crossmaglen ForkhiU Uountmorris Markethiir Dalkey Dublin Muff- Derry Donnybrook Dublin Muff Don Derry Dromahair CoUooncy Mylough Castleblakeny Dromore Omagh Myshall Leighlinbridge Drumquin Omagh Newton Butler Clones Cairick-on-Shan. Drumshambo | Newton Cunningham Derry Duleek Drogheda Oulart Enniscorthy Duncannon Arthurstown Outerard Galway Dundrum Dublin Passage Waterford Enniskean Bandon Patrick's well Limerick Enniskerry Dublin Pettigo Kish Fahan Derry Portobello Dublin Falcarrow Dunfanaghy Portrush Coleraine Fenagh Leighlinbridge Port Stewart Coleraine Finea Granard Quin Newmarket-on-Fergus Finglas Dublin Ranelagh Dublin Glanmire Cork Rathfarnham Dublin Glassnevin Dublin Rathlacken Killala Glasson Athlone Rathraines Dublin Golden ball Dublin Rathmullen Ramelton G or tin Omagh Ratheny Dublin Gracehill Ballymena Richmond Harbour Longford Hacketstown Baltinglass Ringsend Dublin Harold's Cross Dublin Round Town Dublin Julian&town Drogheda Sandymount Dublin Keadue Carrick-on- Shannon St. Johnstown Derry Kells Antrim Sheevant Tuam Kenagh Longford Shercock Carrickmacross Kilfinan Kilmallock Skull Skibbereen Kilkee Kilrush Spa Tralee Killilea Armagh Stillorgan Dublin Killygordon Castlefin Stoneyford Thomastown Kilmainliara Dublin Straid Carndonagh Kilmain HoUymount Stratford Baltinglass Kiltorma Aughrim Tamney Ramelton Kingstown DubUn Templepatrick Belfast Knocktopher Thomastown Templetuohy Templemore Kyle Enniscorthy (Tempo Enniskillen I^icarrow Athlone Timoleague Bandon Lifford Strabane Tramore Waterford Lisbellaw Enniskillen Trillick Enniskillen Eoughglyn Frenchpark ;Tubbercurry Ballymote Maguiresbridge Lisnakea iTulsk Strokestown Middleton Tynan lUrlingford Johnstown Milford Ramelton [Whitehouse Belfast Miltown Tuam ! Woodford Loughrea Monivae Craughwell TABULAR VIEW of the RATES of POSTAGE chargeable on Letters from Aberdeen to Countries beyond Seas. The marginal letters, a, b, c, &c. refer to the foot notes, which show the respective modes of transmission, and the times at which the several Mails are made up in London. li. Countries. s. d. -R. Countries, J. d. 1 a Antigua 2 6|6 Jamaica 2 6 h Antigua 2 6'b Montserrat 2 6 c Bahamas 2 6 a New Brunswick 2 6 h Barbadoes 2 6 b Nevis 2 6 d Berbice 2 6,a Nova Scotia 2 6 a Bermuda 2 6j« Quebec 2 6 a British N. America 2 6 6 St. Kitts - 2 6 f Demerara 2 6 b St. Lucia 2 6 h Dominica 2 6 6 St. Vincent 2 6 f Essequibo 2 6 b Tobago 2 6 h Grenada 2 6 b Tortola - 2 6 a Halifax 2 6 b Trinidad 2 6 Foreign Postages. 23 Note.— It is indispensable that the Postage-duty on all Letters for the places under-mentioned be paid at the Post- Office previously ly to their being forwarded. R. Countries. d. R. Countries. s. d. d Azores 2 1 1 /Martinique - 2 6 d Bahia 3 10 e Mauritius - 13 e Batavia 2 4 A Mediterranean - 3 6 g Belgium 2 5 c Mexico - - 3 4 d Buenos Ayres 3 10 A The Netherlands 2 3 h Cadiz 3 6 a Newfoundland - 2 6 d Canary Islands - 2 lie New South Wales 1 5 e Cape Coast Castle 2 « New York, and all > ^ „ "^ " e Cape of Good Hope 1 5 United States y c Carthagena in Colmb. 3 4/e Norway - - 2 9 e Ceylon 1 5 d Pernambuco - 3 10 d Chili - 3 10 rfPeru - - 3 10 h Corfu 3 6 m Portugal - 2 10 i Cuba 3 4 k Prussia - - 2 9 k Denmark 2 9d Rio de Janeiro 3 10 e East Indies via Cape ) k Rotterdam - 2 3 1 3 of Good Hope S k Russia - - 2 9 e Do. per Ship, via 1 /St. Croix - 2 6 1 3 Alexandria ) I St. Domingo - 3 4 Do. per Steam, via do. 3 6 ? St. Helena - 2 h Egypt - - 3 6 /•St. Martins - 2 6 / France - - 2 3 /St. Thomas - 2 6 k Germany - - 2 9 e Senegal - - 2 h Gibraltar - 3 2 Sierra Leone - 2 e Goree - -20 South America -\ k Hamburgh - 2 9 (except to places'which / ? 2 c Havannah - 3 4 goby theBrazil, Buenos Ayres, and Leeward V k Holland - 2 Islands Packet J c Honduras - - 3 / Ionian Islands, via ) I Spain, via France 3 3 3 France 5 Swan River - 13 e Isle of Bourbon 1 5 k Sweden - 2 9 I Italy - -30 k Switzerland - 2 9 li La Guyra in Colmb. 3 4 I Turkey, via France 3 REFERENCES. a Via FAL5I0IJTII, on the 1st Wednesday of every month. b on the 1st and 15th of each montli. c on the 1.5th of every month. tl by Brazil Packet, on the 1st Tuesday in each month. e By Ships, as opportunities offer. / Via Falmouth, from Barbadoes, by Mail boat, 1st Wednesday of each month. g London, on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. h Falmouth, on the 1st of every month. i by Jamaica Packet, on the 3d Wednesday of each month. k London, every Tuesday and Friday. I daily, (Sunday excepted.) m Falmouth, every Tuesday. OBSERVATIONS. Letters to places in the West Indies, not mentioned in this Table, can be forwarded by Private Ships only ; and are charged at Ship letter rates. c2 24 Coaches. Letters for any of the above places, if ordered to bq sent by Ship, as at London, or any other Port, are taken at half the Packet-rates ; but in that case the letters must be paid when put into the Post- Office. From July to December, inclusive, the Packet touches at Pernambuco and Bahia, on her outward passage to Rio de Janeiro ; and the other six months on her home- ward passage. In November, January, and February, the Packets touching at Bermuda, go to New York direct. During the other eight months they go and return by Halifax. The periods of return of the Packets are thus calcula- ted:—To Jamaica and back, 16 weeks; America, 15 weeks ; Leeward Islands, 13 weeks ; Malta, 14 weeks ; Brazil, 20 weeks ; and Lisbon, 4 weeks. MAIL AND STAGE COACH CONVEYANCES. COACHES AND GIGS. The Ballater Mail, leaves Royal Hotel coach-office, 61, Union Street, daily, \ before 7, a.m. Banff and Strathdon Mail-gigs, from Cruickshank's Inn, 8, Schoolhill, daily, at 7 a.m. Inverness, via Huntly, from Royal Mail coach-office, daily, at ^ before 7, a.m. The mail from Inverness arrives in Aberdeen at J past 12, p.m. London and Edinburgh, from the above office, or from Anderson's New Inn, Castle Street, at \ before 3, P.M. arriving in Edinburgh at 6, a.m. The mail from Edinburgh arrives in Aberdeen every morning, at 6.22. Mail-gig, by Udny, Tarves, and Methlic, from JafFray's every morning at 7. Peterhead and Fraserburgh, from Royal Mail coach office, 61, Union Street, or Anderson's New Inn, Castle Street, daily, at \ before 7, a.m. The mail from Peterhead arrives at Aberdeen, \ past 12, P.M. STAGE COACHES. Banks of the Bogie, via Skene, Cluny, Alford, and Liimsden Village, to Muir of Rhynie, from Cruick- shank's Inn, 8, Schoolhill, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at \ past 10, a.m. and reaches Howie's Inn at 4, p.m. Leaves on return on alternate days at J past 6 A.M. and arrives in Aberdeen at 1, p.m. Banks of the Dee, for Banchory, from Royal Mail coach office every evening (Sunday excepted) at 4 o'clock. Leaves Banchory on return every morning at 7 o'clock. Banks of the Don, to Inverury, daily, (Sunday excepted) at ^ past 3, P.M. from Royal Mail coach-office. Leaves Inverury on return at ^ past 7 A.M. and ar- rives in Aberdeen at j pasit 9 a.m. Coaches. 25 Banks of the Ythan, to Ellon, from 65, West North Street, daily, (Sunday excepted)^at_5_o'elock p.m. Defiance, to Edinburgh, via Brechin, Forfar, Perth, and Queensferry, from the office, 54, Union Street, daily (except Sunday) at j before 6 a.m. and arrives at Waterloo Hotel, Edinburgh, at 8 p.m. Leaves Edinburgh on return at 5 a.m. and arrives in Aber- deen at 3 P.M. Defiance, to Inverness, 7>ia Huntly and Fochabers, from the Mail coach-office, 61, Union Street, or 5, Castle Street, at 6 a.m. and arrives'in Inverness at 7 P.M. Leaves Inverness at 6 a.m. and arrives in Aberdeen 7.30. Earl of Aberdeen, for Strichen, by Tarvcs, Udny,pcc. leaves 18, North Street, on Monday and Wednes- day at II a.m. and on Friday at i past 2 p.m. Leaves Strichen every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 7 A.M. and arrives in Aberdeen|at J past 12 P.M. This coach also starts from Aberdeen for Tarves every Thursday at 4 o'clock, and leaves on return next morning at 7-45 Earl of Aboyne, from Mollison's, 25, Union Sti'eet, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 10 A.M. and leaves Aboyne on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 9 a.m. arriving in Aberdeen about 2 o'clock. The Earl of Aboyne proceeds to Braemar during the summer months. Earl of Errol, for Peterhead, leaves Gray's Inn, 18, Frederick Street daily (except Sunday) at ^ past 3 P.M. arrives at Peterhead at ^ past 7 p.m. Leaves on return at 6, and arrives in Aberdeen at ^ past 10 A.M. Earl of Fyfe, to Banff, via Old Meldrum and Turriff, from Defiance coach-office, 54, Union Street, daily (except Sunday) at ^ past 8 o'clock a.m. in winter, and 7 A. M. in summer. Leaves Banff on return at 11 A.M. in winter, and ^ past 2 p.m. in summer. Lord Forbes, to Strathdon, via Skene, Cluny, Alford, and Kildrummy, from Cruickshank's, 8, Schoolhill, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at ^ past 10 A.M. readies Strathdon at |- past 4 p.m. Leaves on return on the alternate days at ^ past 6 a.m. and arrives in Aberdeen at I p.m. Highland Lass, to Inverury, from M'Hardy's, Adelphi Court, daily (except Sunday) at 4 p.m. and leaves on return at 8 a.m. arriving in Aberdeen at J past 9 A.M. This coach, during summer, proceeds to Insch and Kinnethmont. Lewis of Fyvie, from the Defiance coach-office, 54, Union Street, daily (except Sunday) at ^ past 3 p.m. and from Fyvie on return at 7 a.m. New Times, to Perth, from Royal Mail coach office, 61, Union Street, daily (Sunday excepted) at ^ before 7 A.M. and arrives at Perth at 6 p.m. Perseverance, to Huntly, via Insch and Kinnethmont, - leaves M'Hardy's Hotel every Tuesday, Thursday, 26 Shipping. and Saturday, at 12 o'clock, and arrives on the al*- ternate days at 2 p.m. Peterhead Defiance, leaves the above office at ^ past 3 P.M. daily, (except Sunday) and arrives at Peter- head at 7. Leaves Peterhead on return at 6, and arrives in Aberdeen at half-past 9 a.m. Rob-Roy, to Tarland, via Garlogie, Echt, and Midmar, from 22, Schoolhill, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 11 a.m. reaches Tarland at 4 p.m. Leaves on return every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 8 a.m. and arrives in Aberdeen at 1 p.m. The Rob Roy goes on to Ballater during the sum- mer months. Royal Highlander, from coach-office, 61, Union Street, every day (except Sunday) at \ before 7 a.m. reaches Ballater about 1 p.m. ; and Braemar at 3.30. During winter the Royal Highlander leaves Aberdeen at 10 a.m. Royal Union to Edinburgh, via- Stonehaven, Laufence- kirk, Brechin, Forfar, Dundee, Cupar, &c. from Melvin's Hotel, and General Coach-office, Cross, daily, (except Sunday) at :|^ before 10 p.m. CANAL CONVEYANCE. The Aberdeenshire Canal is open to all comers paying toll at the rate of |d. to 2d. per ton per mile, according to description of goods conveyed. Barges for the transit of grain, lime, coals, and other goods, sail daily from each end of the canal. A swift iron gig-boat for passengers starts daily from Loch 14, near Ketty Brewster. SHIPPING COMPANIES. Aberdeen and London Normand Yule, Manager, 21, Quay. The Company have 9 Smacks, one or more of which sail regularly every week from Aberdeen. All of them have good accommodation for passengers. The Company's Steam Ship, the City of Aberdeen, sails from Aberdeen every Friday. Aberdeen, Leith, and Clyde—R. Mitchell, Manager. 3 Smacks trade regularly between Aberdeen and Leith ; and 3 between Aberdeen and Glasgow—These vessels sail once a week. The Rotterdam PacJiet also sails from the Company's berth at the Quay. Aberdeen and IMI.—Taos. Webster, jun. Manager, 56, Marisclial Street, Have 3 vessels in the trade, one of which sails every week. Insurance Companies. 27 Aberdeen and Newcastle —Geo. Ckuickshanks, Mana- ger, 3, James' Street. 2 vessels sail for Newcastle once every 10 days. A trader to Dundee sails regularly from the Company's berth at the Quay. Inverness, Cromarty, Burghead, ^c Geo, Ckuick- shanks, Manager, Have 3 regular traders to the above places. stea:>i navigation companies. Aberdeen, Leith, and Inverness. —Robert Mitchell, Manager. The Brilliant and Velocity sail for Leith, touching at intermediate ports, every alternate day during the season. The Velocity, during the same period, sails regularly once a fortnight to Wick and Kirkwall. Aberdeen, London, and Leith Geo. Elsmie, Mana- ger, Wellington Street. The Duke of Wellington, and the Queen of Scotland, sail from Aberdeen regularly every Saturday. The Mazeppa sails for Montrose and Leith twice every week during the season. insurance companies. ABERDEEN FIRE, LIFE, and ANNUITY ASSUR- ANCE COMPANY.—J. Clark, Manager. Agents in Aberdeen. Alliance (Fire and Life) James Black. Atlas do J. Blaikie, advocate. British Commercial (Life) Alex. Allan, advocate. „ , . , fArthur Thomson, and Caledonian, Assurance Cor^ \ji^yi^ Wylic, Nat. Bank. ^"'^.^''°!.'.'!!"1 ^'^''- ^n^^erson, advocate. ^°Life Office Eagle and United Empire! Alex. Smith, and Life Association J Arthur Thomson, advocates. Edinburgh Friendly Assur-1 j^^^^ Brebner, advocate. ance bociety (Fire) J Edinburgh Life Assurance Co. James Murray, advocate. European Life and Annuity... Duncan Davidson, advocate. Globe (Fire, Life, and An-> ^ ° ^ ' advocate. nuity) J ^l^'^- ^^^'^^'' advocate. *^AnSy{!!':!'...!:!!!'...'!".'!} fJames Nicol, and Hercules,a 1 (Firef-c- andA Life)r -i^ \ jjames Florence, advocates. Imperial John Smith, jun. architect. T o r o ii J TAlex. Gibbon, and Insurance Co. of Scotland .... j ^^_ ^Mnnev] advocates. Manchester (Fire, Life, and| ^ Macdonald, advocate. Annuity) J National (Fire) J. D. Milne, advocate. TVT ii, -n -i- 1, /r i- IT-- ^ f Thomas Burnett, and North British (Life and Fire) | ^„^_ ^^^^^^^ advocates. ^ ^^^^- Chalmers, advocate. Annuity)^''.!:...^?.^!'....^.".*^} Palladium John Fleming, advocate. 28 Messeyigers-at-Arms. Pelicon (Fire) Lewis Nicoll, advocate. Philanthropic (Annuity) Ad. Coutts, advocate. Phoenix Fire Office H. & C. Lumsden, advocates. Promoter (Life and Annuity) T. J. Bremner, advocate. Royal Exchange Alex. Jopp, advocate. Scottish Equitable Assurance f William Gordon, advocate, Co \ 14, Adelphi. Scottish Union (Fire and Life) Jas. M'Hardy, advocate. Scottish Widows' Fund A. Nicol. Standard (Life) Adam& Anderson, advocates. Sun (Fire and Life) Alex. Johnston, W.S. Union, (Fire, Life, andAn-1 -nr r^ j * "" "''^y' advocate. nuitvV I West of England, FireandLife A. & J. Cadenhead, advocates. West of Scotland, Fire & Life John Angus, advocate. Yorkshire (Fire and Life) Geo. Leask, advocate. ROLL OF MESSENGERS AT ARMS, CORRECTED FROM LYON BOOKS, TO 14tH MAY 1835. Those marked * are Notaries Public, Those marked t are Agents or Procurators. ABERDEENSHIRE. ARGY^LESHIRE. Maybole, Aberdeen, Campbeltown, Wm. Hannay George Fyfe J. M'N. Gill Thos. Bell John Fyfe Inverary, Girvan, George Rae John Bell D. R. Craig James Johnston *Da. Black Saltcoats, Geo. Cockburn Rob. Monro fFrancis Wark Alex. Milne Lochgilphead, Adam Walker Alex. Campbell BANFFSHIRE. Ellon, Dug. M'Kellar Banff, Grant Imlah Tobermory, Wm. Symon Huntly. Island of Mull, David Shier John Smith A. M'Lachlan Geo. Reburn Tarland, Oban, Keith, George Skene A. Sinclair Geo. Dustan Peterhead, D. Carmichael Glenlivet, by Adam Gray Bowmore, Keith, James Hutchison Island of Islay, P. M'Lauchlan Fyvie, Alexander Kerr W. Urquhart BERWICKSHIRE. Mains of Gight, Dunse, near Fyvie, AYRSHIRE. fDav. M'Watt J. F. Taylor Ayr, H. Holywell Eathen, by *Pat. Cowan Andw. Easton Fraserburgh, Rob. Goudie Earlston, John Milne fJ. Murdoch Jas. Stalker Muir of Rhynie, William Pollock Ro. Morison Jas. Stevenson CAITHNESS-SHIRE. Greens, near A. M'Quater Thurso, Turriff, fWilUam Wilson Angus M'Kay John Walker Beith, *tA. Barnetston Turriff, Wm. Barbour James M'Kay Wm. Shearer Cumnock, Wick, I?iverury, *Willm. White James Murray near Keithhall, A. M'Cowan Ro. Webster Irvine, CLACKMANAN- Fraserburgh, John Grant SHIRE. Al. Sutherland A. Johnston Alloa, Ballater, by Kilmarnock, Alexander Gait Tullich, Jam. Bro\vning John Urquhart Alex. Mitchell fJames Wilson Messengers-at-Arms. 29 DUMBARTONSH. ELGINSHIRE. Alex. Fraser Dumbarton, Elgin, Wm. Clunas John Dixon Wm. Hardie John Morrison D. Macfarlane George Grant James Cameron Ro. M'Farlane Lewis Shaw Chas. Douglas Forres, KINCARDINE- Kirkintilloch, W. Watson SHIRE. Jolin Shearer Stonehaven DUMFRIES-SHIRE. FIFESHIRE. J. M'Donald Annan, Cupar-Fife, John M'Lellan Wm. Murray KINROSS-SHIRE. Dumfries, Henry Millie Kinross, *Robert Kemp Dunfermline, W. Bethune, jun. Tho. Haining Jas. Macbean James Monro *fA. Hamilton Kirkaldy, •fCharles Baird D. Bell KIRKCUDBRIGHT- C. M' George John Sands SHIRE. fRo. M'Lellan St. Andrews, Kirkcudbright, John Brydone J. Crombie fj. G. Nairne David Dickson John Thomson Castle Douglas, fChas. M'Minn Anstruther, fJames Muir Langholm, Alex. Monro Gatehouse of *tJohn Nicol Auchtermuchty, Fleet, Lockerby, J. Williamson Robt. Campbell fW. Martin Francis Bell FORFARSHIRE. Thornhill, near Brechin, LANARKSHIRE. Monaive, and John Cobb Lanark, Sanquhar, Dundee, James Young Thos. Connell Jas. Alexander John Currie Alex. Jenkins Airdrie, EDINBURGHSHIRE, John Home *Tho. Waddel Edinburgh, Adam Kerr John Chirrie John Thomson Geo. M'Kay A. Waddell, jun. John Richard Forfar, Glasgow, John Munro J. Sutherland Alex. Turner W. A. Thomson Cupar-Angus, J. Macfayden sen. John M'Leish Arch. TurnbuU George Bruce James Bruce Wm. Martin Dav. Herdman Alex. Allan A. Mackintosh James Sinclair Kerriemuir, John Railton George Black John M'Laren W. Inglis, jun. Dan. Rankin A. M'Lachlan Jas. M'Donald HADDINGTON- A. K. Fothering- Chas. Wilson SHIRE. ham A. Drysdale Haddington, Joseph Sorley D. Balks Jas. Anderson Anthy. Nish Wm. M'Lean Robert Blyth John M'Cowan Ersk. ConoUy Henry Miller Wm. M'Donald INVERNESS-SHIRE. John Milne W. J. Munro Totharter, by A. M'Nilidge Wm. Swanston Broadford, R. M'Donald A. M'Dougal John Macrae J. M'Callum, jun. A. M'Naughton Fort- William, J. M'Callum, sen. W. A. Thomson, J. Campbell Geo. Gilfillan jun. North Uist, James Brown Alex. Wilkie N. M'Donald James Burgess Richd. Hunter Rod. M'Donald Hamilton, Alex. Lyall Kingussie, Loc. Baird Leith, Alex. M'Donald Ja. Henderson John Grady Inveriiess, Ro. Mitchell Mid- Calder, Dun. M'Bcan Strathaven, A. Anderson John M'Bean James M'Coskie Dalkeith, Thomas Fraser James Peden Jas. Lambert A., Macdonald Joseph Tennant 30 Fiar Prices. LINLITHGOWSH. Pat. M'Nee Jedburgh, Bathgate, Wm. Harley George Jamieson *A. Thornton Wm. Rattray James Black James M'Nee SELKIRKSHIRE. Will. Steven Selkirk, Linlithgow, RENFREWSHIRE. J. Paterson James NiclioU Greenock, Jo. M'Dougal STIRLINGSHIRE. NAIRNSHIRE. C. Williamson Falkirk, Nairn, Rob. Lyle James Aitken John Wilson D. M'Diarmid Arch. Stark Evan M'Leod Stirling, . ORKNEY, &C. H. J. Glassford Thos. MiUer Kirkwall, Paisley, B. Somerville J. Fotheringham Thos. Campbell John Sinclair Lerwick, Shet- Jos. Fleming James Miller land, Neilston, .Tames Christison Sam. Henry James Craig Denny, Hers. Johnstone W. Muirhead ROSS-SHIRE. PEEBLES-SHIRE. Dingwall, SUTHERLANDSH. Peebles, Alex. Stewart Dornoch, Wm. Thomson Chris. M'Crae Donald Ross Hugh Ross James Stewart PERTHSHIRE. Lochcarron, Charles Fraser Blairgowrie, D. M'Gregor David Peter Tain, Charles Tyrie Don. Murray WIGTONSHIRE. Crieff, W. C. M'Pherson Neiv. -Stewart, Peter Arnot John Strachan John Douglas W. Ferguson Stornaway, 'Wm. Dill Auchterorder, Hugh Brown "Wm. Good Wm. Murray^ Stranraer, Ahjth, Wm. Mackinnel Jas. M'Kenzie ROXBURGHSHIRE. Peter M'Lean Dunkeld, Hawick, t*J. M'WilUam Henry Ritchie fAnd. Oliver Wigton, Killin, James Watt John Marshall J, M'Gregor Kelso, fWm. Carson Perth, Jas. Hunter Whithorn, D. Hally William Allan *John Jorie FIAR PRICES ofthe different COUNTIES of SCOTLAND, for Crop and Year 1834, by the Imperial Measure. ABERDEENSHIRE. AYR. Imp. Qr. Imp. Qr. 3. d. s. d. Wheat, 37 7J Wheat, without fodder. 39 Barley, ... 26 3 ^with fodder, 46 Bear, 22 8i Barley, without foder, 26 H Oats, 16 8 with fodder 31 41 Pease and Beans, 30 6 Bear, without fodder. 24 10 Oatmeal, per Boll, 140 lb. 14 7 . with fodder. 29 91 Oats, Potato, without fod- BANFF. der, . _ . 21 8 Wheat, 36 6 ] wi th'fodder, 28 2 Barley, without fodder. 25 3 White.'without fodder, 20 2 ..tUK e^AAnv. 30 3 26 8 Bear, First without fodder . 23 5 Pease, . - - 27 with fodder, 28 6 Beans, . . - 26 3 — Second,without fodder, 21 6 Malt, Ofi a Oatmeal, per Boll, 140 lb. 14 6 Oats,Potato,without fodder, 21 oa ARGYLE. — Common, without fodder,19 Bear, 26 4 20 - 26 Oats, - . 18 8 Pease, .... Beans, . -, . SO 8 Beans, 27 Oatmeal, per Boll, MO lb. 15 U Oatme."ilper Boll, 140 lb. 14 8 — Fiar Prices. 31 BERWICKSHIRE. FORFAR. Imp. Qr. Imp, Qr, g. d. B. d. Wlieat, - - - 36 8J Wheat, - 45 Barley, Merse, - - 24 8 Barley, - 27 10 Lammcrmuir, 22 5^ Bear, 24 8 Oats, Merse, - - 19 9i Oats, Potato, - 21 10 - . 20 4 Lammermuir, - 19 6J Common, Pease, - - - 28 Of Pease and Beans, - 29 6 Oatmeal, per Boll, 140 lb. 14 9i Rye,^ . 26 4 Oatmeal, per Boll, 140 lb. 14 9 BUTE. Wheat, - - - 38 8 HADDINGTONSHIRE Barley, 26 10 Wheat, First, - 44 Bear, - . , 22 6 Second, H Oats, 20 Third, 71 Pease, ... 31 6 B.irley, First, 2 Beans, ... 31 6 .— Second, *h Oatmeal, per 140 lb. 15 ^ Third, 3f I(% CAITHNESS. Oats, First, - Second, "^ Bear, - 20 - Third, lOJ Oats, Potato, 18 Pease, First, lOi • Angus, 17 Beans, Second, Oatmealj per 140 lb. 14 Third, CLACKMANNAN. Wheat, - - - 39 0: INVERNESS. Barley, Kerse, - - 27 4Jj Wheat, without fodder, - -Dry field, - 26 8 with fodder Oats, Kerse, - - 17 11 Barley, without fodder, Dryfield, - 18 Uf with fodder, Pease and Beans, . 27 9| Bear, without fodder, Matt, - - - 47 - with fodder, Optmeal, per Boll, 140 lb. 15 4j Oats,Potato,without fodder, 21 with fodder, 24 DUMBARTON. Oats, White,without fodder, 18 Wheat, with fodder, 22 Barley, -Black, without fodder, Bear, with fodder. Oats, Pease, without fodder, Pease and Beans, — with fodder. Oatmeal, per 140 lb. Beans, without fodder, — with fodder, DUMFRIESSHIRE. Rye, without fodder, Wheat, - - -4 with fodder, Barley, - - ; Oatmeal, per Boll, 140 lb. Oats, Potato, Black Oats,140ib. 14 —— Common White, 9 stone, 17 . Beans, - - - : Black, do. 16 Rye, - - - Malt, - - . ' KINCARDINE, Oatmeal, per 140 lb. 13 6i Wheat, without fodder, 1 EDINBURGH. with fodder, 7 Barley, without fodder, 6 Wlieat, First, 40 8 with fodder, 6 Second, 39 Bear, without fodder, 3 Barley, First, 28 10 — with fodder, 3 Second, 26 8 Oats,Potato,without fodder, 21 7 Third, 22 8 with fodder, 26 7 Oats, First, 20 - Common,without fod, 19 10 Second, 18 with fodder. 24 10 Pease and Beans, 29 Pease, without fodder, 28 4 Oatmeal, per Boll, 140 lb. 14 10 with fodder, 35 10 Beans, without fodder, 28 10 FIFE. with fodder, 36 10 Wheat, White, - 39 li Oatmeal, per 140 lb. 15 4 Red, - - 37 Barley, - . - 25 5j Bear, - - - 24 KIRKCUDBRIGHT. Oats, - . - 20 4i Wheat, _ . . 39 2 Pease and Beans, - 27 3i Barley, ... 24 4 Rye, 25 SfBear, 20 Malt, 48 Oats, Potato, 17 8 Meal, 140 lb. 14 10 I Common, 16 by measiu-e, 13 10 jOatraeal, per Boll, 140 lb. 13 '* J 32 Fiar Prices. KINROSS. Imp. Qr. Imp. 2r. s. d. s. d. Oatmeal, Second, . 13 10 Wheat, 37 g Third 13 6 Barley, First, . 26 Second, - 22 PERTH. Bear, First, . 21 Wheat, First, . 44 Second, 17 38 6 Oats, White, First, . 19 10 Barley, First, . 26 5 Second, 17 10 Second, - 23 10 Black, First, . 16 6 Oats, First, _ 20 4 Second, 14 6 Second, . 19 1 Pease and Beans, . 25 Pease and Beans, - 27 11 Malt, . 47 Oatmeal, per Boll, 140 lb, 14 5 Oatmeal, per 140 lb. 14 6 RENFREWSHIRE. LANARKSHIRE Wheat, First, - 40 9i Wheat, First, . 38 10 Second, - 39 11 Second, . 37 8 Barley, First, - 8 3h Barley, First, 28 6 Srrnnd 26 81 Second, . 25 2 Bear, First, . 25 2 Bear, First, . 24 8 Second, . 24 64 Bear, Second, - 21 2 Oats, First, - 22 6 Oats, First, . 18 Second, - 19 lOj - Second, . 17 8 Beans, First, 32 11 Pease, . 30 Second, . 31 7i Beans, First, - 32 4 Oatmeal, per Boll, of 148 lb . 15 lOi Second, . 30 4 Malt, . 50 8 ROXBURGH. Oatmeal, per Boll, 140 lb. 14 10 Wheat, - 39 4 Barley, - 24 4 ARCHBISHOPRIC OF Oats, - 19 GLASGOW Pease, - 26 8 Barley, - 29 1 Beans, - 28 Oats, - 18 4 Oatmeal, 140 lb. - 14 2 Meal, per 140 lb. . 17 I ROSS AND CROMARTY. LINLITHGOW. Wheat, - 38 If Wheat, - 38 8 Barley, - 26 3 Barley, r 29 Bear, - 21 Oats, . 19 8 Oats, Potato, - 20 ^ Pease, . 29 8 Common, - 19 OJ Malt, . 49 8 Pease, - 27 4i - Oatmeal, per 140 lb. . 14 8i Beans, 28 6 Oatmeal, per Boll, 140 lb. 14 8 MORAY AND ELGIN. Barley Meal, - 13 1 Wheat, . 37 8 Barley, - 24 9 SELKIRK Oats, - 18 9 Wheat, - 37 9i Rye, • 27 Barley, - 24 Pease and Beans, . 30 Oats, Potato, - 19 1 Oatmeal, per 140 lb. 15 8| Common, - 17 Pease, - 24 6 NAIRN. Oatmeal, per 140 lb. - 14 Wheat, - 39 Barley, without fodder 25 STIRLING 28 Wheat, 33 S Oats, without fodder, 18 Barley, Kerse, 26 8 with fodder. 23 Dryfield . 26 Oatmeal, per 140 lb. 15 Oats, Kerse, 19 Dryfield, 18 4 PEEBLES. Muirland, 17 Wheat, First, 42 n Pease and Beans, 29 Second, 40 3i Malt, 48 Third, 35 11 Oatmeal, per Boll, 140 lb. 14 6 Barley, First, 27 6i Second, 25 10 Third, 23 6J SUTHERLAND Oats, First, 18 n Wheat, - 38 - 27 Second, 17 6i Barley, - 24 Third, 16 3J Bear, Pease, First, . 28 11 Oats, Potato, - 22 6 Second, „ 28 ^ Common, - 20 Third, . 27 9} Pease, - 29 - Oatmcnl,First,per B. 140 U ,14 2 Oatmeal, 140 lb. 16 . , 33 WIGTON. s. d. Wheat, - - - - - 36 8 Barley, 24 4 Bear, - - - - - 21 Oats, Potato, - - - - 17 2 Common, - - - - 15 2 Beans, - - - - - 30 8 Rye. 24 8 Malt, 56 Oatmeal, HO lb. - - - - 13 9 FIARS of ABERDEENSHIRE for Crops from 1826 to 1934 inclusive. Struck per Imp. Qr. and Oatmeal per Boll of 140 Ih. Avoirdupois. 1826 1827 1828 1829 1830 1831 1832 1833 1834 s. d. s.d. s,d. s. d. «. d. s. d. s.d. s.d. s.d. Farm Meal, 24 6 14 4 16 3 13 616 8 14 10 12 11 6 14 6 Oats, with Fodder .52 27 6 30 25 10 27 Uf 31 8 22 20 5 28 2 Do. ^vithout do. 33 6 21 6 24 19 10 22 llf 21 H 17 9 16 5 21 8 Do. (2d quality)") 49 6 25 6 27 6 24 6 26 8f31 Oi 20 6 19 2 26 8 with do. J Do. (2d quality) ") 31 19 6 22 18 6 21 82 19 101 16 2 15 9 20 2 without do. J Bear, with Fodder 47 3 30 35 29 10 32 3|36 21 3f 26 29 ^ Do. without do. 32 3 25 30 5 24 10 27 3|27 3f 23 7 22 4 24 10 Barley, with do. 48 31 36 6 31 33 6137 3 28 6f 27 3 31 4| Do. without do. 33 26 32 26 1 28 6f,28 6f 24 10 23 7 26 4j Market Malt 1 .53 48 52 52 - 45 44 6 - (dutyinclud.)J Wheat, with straw 80 60 75 58 _ 57 39 Do. without do. |58 50 67 52 50 2| 58 50 44 __ Pease, 25 27 25 0i30 25 23 21 27 Beans, — 29 25 — 25 23 20 6 26 3 CARRIERS. PLACES WHERE CARRIERS PUT UP. 1 Backwynd, Grant 3 Harriot street,.,. Ritchie 6 Back wynd, Durie 4 Harriot street, . . M'Combie Fisherro Cairne w 7 Harriot street, . . Mitchell 136 Gallowgate, Badenoch 9 Harriot street,.. Reid 166 Gallowgate, Mackay Little 5 Belmont st . Wattle 168 Gallowgate Mennie 2 Mealmarketlane, Middleton 177 Gallowgate, Courage 9 Mealmarketlane, Daniel 180 Gallowgate, Cruickshank 11 Mealmarketlane, Watt 16 George street,... Taylor 18 North street Jaifray 68 George stieet, ... Taggart 24 North street Smith fti Green Milne 60 North street, Hampton 59 Green, Alves Prince's street, . Seivewright 30 Gerard street, Meldrum 42 St. Nicholas st. . . Sheriff 24 street,. Gerard . . . Mackie 8 Schoolhill Cruickshanl& 2 Harriot . street, . Taylor 22 Schoolhill, Andersoa 34 LIST of CARRIERS to and from Aberdeen, with their Quarters, and Days of Arrival and Departure. Those marked w. go weekly ; /. fortnightly ; o. occasionally. From whence. Carriers. Where lodged. Arriv. Depart. J Abergeldie Mrs. Gordon 3, Harriot street Wedn Thur / Abergeldie R. Laing 6, Back wynd Wedn Thur w Aberlour & Wm. Clark 180, Gallowgate Tuesday Dufftown Wedn. xv Aboyne A. Watt 4, Harlot street Thur Frida w Alford W. Lawson 42, St. Nicholas st, Friday Satur w Alford Farq. Mitchell 5, Lit. Belmont st. Friday Satur w Alford Wm. Berry 22, Schoolhill Friday Satur /Alford W. Anderson 2, Harriot street Friday Friday w Auchinblae David Sherat 42, St. Nicholas st. Monday Tuesday C C. Downie, "J w Auchindoir X for Mrs. Vti, Back wynd Thur Thur \_ Thomson J w Auchlunjes A. Sandieson 42, St. Nicholas st. Tu Fri Tu Fri /Auchtrl.Rayne •A.Barclay 168, Gallowgate Thur Thur & Culsalm. / Auchterless W. Souter 177, Gallowgate Thur Thur IV Auchterless Al. Robertson 166, Gallowgate Wedn Thur / Auchmacoy John Spence 42, St. Nicholas st. Thur Thur w Ballater Jas. Young 5, Lit. Belmont st. Wedn Thur w Ballater Jno. Ferguson 5, Lit. Belmont st. Wedn Thur tw Banchory Jno. Blacklaw 8, Schoolhill Thur Friday w Banchory Ne. John Duncan 1, Back wynd TuFri TuFri w Banchory T. Robert Fyfe 42, St. Nicholas st. Thur Friday w Banchory T. Al. Duncan 69, Green Thur Friday 10 Banchory T. Jno. Findlay 6, Back Avynd Wedn Thur tv Banchory T. & Alex. Ross 6, Back wynd Friday Friday Crathes / Banff Walter Smith 177, Gallowgate Wedn Thur w Banff.Macduff, Portsoy, Cul- {Sat Monday Badenoch 24, Gerard street len, Buckie, Wed Wedn Portgord. &c. to Banff, Portsoy, ") Cullcn, Mac- >J. Stephen 166, Gallowgate Satur Tuesday duff, &c. J w Bervie and . W. Walker 42, St. Nich. st. Mo Th Tu Fri Johnshaven xu Birse Al. Ross 8, Schoolhill Thur Friday / Braeraar Al. Chrystal 5, Lit. Belmont St. Wedn Thur Cabrach Chas. Lawrie 68, George st. Wedn Thur w Castle Forbes Peter Coutts 3, Harriot st. Thur Friday w Clatt Al. Kynoch 24, Gerard street Thur Friday / Coldstone Farquharson 58, Green Thur Friday u< CoUiston G. Iralay 11, Mealmkt. lane Thur Thur / Corgarff Al. Stuart 42, St. Nicholas St. Wedn Thur o Corgarff Geo. Hay 4, Harriot street W^edn Thur w Craibston Geo. Mitchell 42, St. Nicholas st. Tu Fri Tu Fri Thur / Crathie R. Laing 6, Back wynd Wedn Friday / Cruden Wm. Gray 9, Mealmkt. lane Thur / Culsalmond W. M'Gregor 180, Gallowgate Thur Friday w Cuminestoii Wm. Smart 180, Gallowgate Wedn Wedn Friday o Cushnie G. Williams 7, Hai-riot street Thur Friday o Cushn.&TowieJane Fyfe 7, Harriot street Thur Friday w Drumoak AVm. Currie G, Backwynd, Friday 10 Drumlithie, & -J. Smith 42, St. Nicholas St. Tuesday Wedn Auchinblae w Dundee, Lau-") rencek. Forf. >J. Hood 42, St. Nicholas st. Thur Friday and Brechin J w Dufftown John Peterkin 30, Gerard street TucsdayWedn w DundeeMontr. Ar. Sharp 42, St. Nicholas st. Monday Tuesday and Maryk. w Dundee H. Smart 30, Gerard street Thur Satur w Durris C. Michie 16, Fisherrow Friday Friday Friday w Echt A. Craighead 5, Lit. Belmont st. Thvu- Thur w Echt H. Davidson 3, Harriot street Thur Sa Wed Tu Fri w Elgin W. Stephen 1 6, George street HI Elgin W. M'Donald 8, Prince's street Wedn Thur m Ellon A. Ingram 180, Gallowgate Tu Fri Tu Fri Fri Tu Fri w Ellon \V. Thomson 9, Mcalraakt. Icinc Tu K-£, «f«j From whence Carriers. Where lodged. Arriv. Depart f Fettercairn C. Edgar 68, George street Wedn Wedn w Foggyloan James Clark 68, George street TueedayWedn w Foggyloan Wm. Gall 180, Gallowgate Tuesday Wedn / Foveran Jas. Massie 11, Mealmkt. lane Friday Friday / Foveran R. Elrick 11, Mealmkt. lane Friday Friday w Fraserb. P«'" V J. Chalmers 42, St. Nicholas at. Friday Fiiday terhead &c. } w Fraserburgh Jas. Milne 166, Gallowgate Wedn Wedn / Fyvie GeorgeTroup 166, Gallowgate Friday Friday / Fyvie James Taylor 166, Gallowgate Wedn Thur Fyvie Wm. Wright 136, Gallowgate TuesdayTuesday w Giglit James Taylor 166, Gallowgate Wedn Thur w Glasgow John Aitken 16, George street Friday Satur / Glenbucket C. Anderson 4, Harriot street Wedn Thur / Glenkindy A. Walker 5, Lit. Belmont st . MondayTuesday w Glenlivat C. Smith 24, Gerard street Thur Thur . w Glenlivat R. Mackay 136, Gallowgate TuesdayWedn w Glenrauick James Moir .5, Lit. Belmont st . Wedn Thur ^"b1U}«- Howie 180, Gallowgate TuesdayWedn w Huntly John Sim 68, George street Wedn Thur IV Huntly John M'Intyrct 168, Gallowgate Wedn Thur w Huntly W. Lawsoh 168, Gallowgate TuesdayWedn w Huntly J. Shirreffs 24, Gerard street TuesdayWedn w Huntly Peter Philip 68, George street Wedn Thur / Insch C. Riddel 68, George street Thur Friday / Insch Jas. Stephen 177, Gallowgate Thur Thur w Inchmarlo A. Milne 6, Back wynd Thur Friday w Inverury Jas. Thomson 180, Gallowgate Tu Fri We Fri Inverury J. Stephen 8, Schoolhill Wedn Friday w Johnshaven A. Watt 68, George street Monday Tuesday w Keig Peter Coutts 3, Harriot street Thur Friday ") w Keith and „ _ , ,, „ ^ VC. Eddison 24, Gerard street TuesdayWedn Grantown J w Keith G. Shepherd 177, Gallowgate TuesdayWedn w Keith Geo. Barron 168, Gallowgate TuesdayWedn w Kemnay, J. Mtchell 22, Schoolhill Thur Friday Kinc. O'Neil A. Ross 8, SchoolhiU TuesdayWedn / Kinc. O'Neil George Fraser 22, Schoolhill Thur Friday tu Kinc. O'Neil Wm. Tough 4, Harriot street Thur Friday w Kinc. O'Neil John Ramsay 8, Schoolhill Thur Friday w Kinmundy, ") , _ ,. 166, Gallowgate Thur Thur Old Deer l-^^^es Rettie / Kinethmont A. Howie 9, Mealmkt. lane Thur Friday w Kintore John Watt 42, St. Nicholas st. Thur Thur /Leith-hall W. Anderson 68, George street Thur Thur w Longside John Smith 68, George street Wedn Thur w Lonmay Wm. Willox 168, Gallowgate Wedn Thur w Maryculter Chas. Gordon 59, Green Friday Friday /Methlick James Hunter 9, Mealmkt. lane Thur Friday / Methlick W. Johnston 166, Gallowgate Thur Thur /Methlick Thos. Annand 18, North street Thur Friday /Methlick Geo. Annand 60, North street Thur Thur w Midmar James Mackie 22, Schoolhill Thiir Friday w Montrose John Smart 68, George street Friday Friday w Montrose Alex. Watt 68, George street TuesdayTuesday w Monymusk Charles Caie 136, Gallowgate Thur Friday w Monymusk James Grant 136, Gallowgate Thur Friday w Monymusk Peter Watt 68, George street TuesdayWedn w Monymusk Geo. Stephen 68, George street Friday Satur w Newburgh G. Connon 2, Mealmkt. lane Friday Friday w Newburgh Al. Sangster 9, Mealmkt. lane Friday Friday / Newbjth Alex. Smith 68, George street Wedn Thur / New Deer James Kelman 168, Gallowgate Wedn Wedn w New Deer John Henry 136, Gallowgate Thur Thur / New Deer John Donald 18, North street Thur Friday w New Deer John Laing 9, Mealmkt. lane Thur Thur w New Pitshgo J. Jamieson 68, George street Thur Thur w Old Deer Jas. Stephen 68, George street Thur Thur w Old Deer J. Laurence Mennie's, Gallowg,. Thur Thur w Old MeldrumJames Smith 42, St. Nicholas st,, Mo Th Tu Fri w Old Meldrum Alex. Milne 18, North street Wedn Thur / Premnay John Gall 166, Gallowgate Thur Friday / Rayne George Gray 177, Gallowgate Thur Thur / Rhynic A. M'Grcgor 42, St. Nicholas st . Thur Thur -^ Rhynic John Syni 68, George street Thur Thur 36 CARRIERS. From whence. Carriers Where lodged. Arriv. Depart. f Rothes, Aberl. \ Paterson 24, Gerard street Thur Thur & Rothie J w Peterhead & 1 , , ., , . „-,,,,!, „,, >Alex. Mackie 9, Mealmkt. lane Tu Fri Tu Fri Ellon J Skene Al. Hendry 26, Mutton brae Friday Friday w Stonehaven C. Chapman 42, St. Nicholas st. Tu Th S Tu Th S IV Stonehaven \Vm. Nicol 6, Back wyiid TuThSTuThS w Stonehaven Al. Matheson 68, George street TuThSTuThS w Stoneh. Mon-"j trose, Brech. f ^J. Walker .58, Green Mo Th Mo Th Laurencekirk C Forf. Dundee J w Stoneh. Bervie~i Montrose and vAlex. Watt 68, George street TuesdayTuesday Arbroath J w Stoneh. Bervie"! Montrose and VJohn Smart 68, George street Friday Friday Arbroath J / Strachan Wm. Moir 1, Back wynd Thur Friday f Strachan Wm. Emslie Harriot street Thur Friday w Strath don & Alex. Stewart 42, St. Nicholas St. Wedn Thur Corgarff, / Strathdon & Alex. Moir 4, Harriot street Wedn Thur Corgarff o'Strathdon Wm. Milne 4, Harriot street Wedn Thur / Strathdon James Keir 4, Harriot street Thur Friday o Strathdon James Don 7, Harriot street Wedn Thur / Strathdon Wm. Cooper 4, Harriot street Wedn Thur / Strathdon Farquharson 4. Harriot street Wedn Thur w Strichen W. Rankin 166, Gallowgate Wedn Wedn / Tarland A. Anderson 9, Harriot street Thur Friday w Tarland Betty Hunter 58, Green Thur Friday / Tarland Jas. Thomson 9, Harriot street Thur Friday to Tarves G. Ironside 136, Gallowgate Thur Friday w Tillery James Leslie 2, Mealmakt. lane Friday Friday / Tilwhilly C. M'Pherson IG, Fisherrow Thur Friday /Towie&Glen- A. M'Craw .5, Lit. Belmont St. Thur Thur kindy / Towie A. Walker 5, Lit. Belmont st^ TuesdayWedn / Towie Adam Gordon 9, Harriot street Wedn Wedn Turriff and") . „. , , |J-R'ddel, 24, Gerard street TuesdayWedn Cornhill w Turriff and ) . , Chalmers 180, Gallowgate Wedn Thur Foggyloan J w Turriff A. Duncan 68, George street TuesdayTuesday ui Udny Jas. Mutch 9, Mealmkt. lane Thur Friday / Warthill George Innes 6, Back wynd Thur Thur «i Warthill A. Thomson 180, Gallowgate Wedn Thur / Warthill Leslie Emslie 59, Green TuesdayTuesday ADDENDUM TO POST-OFFICE REGULATIONS. Newspapers to and from Buenos Ayres, may be for- warded by the Brazil Packet, free of any Charge for Postage. Printed by W. Anderson, Advertiser Office, 49, Upperkirkgale, Aberdeen. r ABERDEEN CITY LIBRARIES