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1852. il5 CONTENTS,
Calendar and Bank Holidays v British Linen Company 45 Mail and Stage Coaches vi Commercial Bank of Scotland .... 46 List of Carriers vii National Bank of Scotland 47 Stamp Duties xi City ot Glasgow Bank 47
National Security Savings' Bank .. 48 SECTION I. ASSURANCE COMPANIES reyenue department. Aberdeen Fire and Life 49 Post Office— The Northern 49 Arrivals and Despatches 13 The Aberdeen Mutual Assurance Postage Stamps, &c 14 and Friendly Society 50 Prepaid Rates of Postage 14 Limitation of Weight and Size, 15 Stock Exchange 51 Rates of Book Postage, Foreign and Inland 1G shipping companies Regulations for Newsp., &c. .. 38
Registration of Letters 19 Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co. .. 51 Money Orders 20 Aberdeen Leith and Clyde Shipping Packet List 20 Company 52 Foreign Rates of Postage .. .. 22 Aberdeen and Newcastle Steam Na-
Table, Distances of the prin- vigation Company .-. 52 cipal Cities in the World Aberdeen and Newcastle Shipping from London 31 Company 53 Stamps and Taxes 32 Excise 33 Foreign Consuls 53 Customs 33 Medical School 53 Union Club Rooms 53 SECTION II. Athenaeum Reading Rooms.. 54 Public News Room MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS. 54 Maritime List 54 Magistrates of Aberdeen 34 The Guildry 34 SECTION V. Incorporated Trades 35 ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT. Police Establish ment, 35 Harbour 36 Established Church 59 Free Church 59 SECTION III. Various Denominations 60 LEGAL DEPARTMENT.
Courts of Law 37 DIRECTORY. Society of Advocates 39 New Aberdeen— Public Officers 40 List of Names 61 Messengers-at-Arms 40 Alphabetical List of Streets .. 194 Sheriff Officers. 41 Professions and Trades 254
SECTION IV. Old Aberdeen— commercial establishments, &c. Magistrates and Council 182 List of Names 183 Banks— Aberdeen Banking Company 42 Woodside— Aberdeen Town and County 43 List of Names 188 North of Scotland 44 Bank of Scotland 45 Advertisements 287 M--/Q.5 . ^OW. a J+SXQ, j
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JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER.
Sun. 4 11 18 25 Sun. 1 8 15 22 29 Sun. 5 12 19 26 Mon. 5 12 19 26 Mon. 2 9 16 23 30 Mon. 6 13 20 27 Taes. 6 13 20 27 Tues. 3 10 17 24 31 Tues. 7 14 21 28 Wed. 7 14 21 28 Wed. 4 11 18 25 ... Wed. 1 8 15 22 29 Thur. 1 8 15 22 29 Thur. 5 12 19 26 ... Thur. 2 9 16 23 30
Fri. 2 9 16 23 30 Fri. 6 13 20 27 ... Fri. 3 10 17 24 ...
Sat. 3 10 17 24 31 Sat. 7 14 21 28 ... Sat. 4 11 18 25 ...
OCTOBER. NOVEMBER. DECEMBER.
Son. 3 10 17 24 31 Sun. 7 14 21 28 Sun. 5 12 19 26 Mon. 4 11 18 25 ... Mon. 1 8 15 22 29 Mon. 6 13 20 27 Tues. 5 12 19 26 ... Tues. 2 9 16 23 30 Tues. 7 14 21 28 Wed. 6 13 20 27 ... Wed. 3 10 17 24 ... Wed. 1 8 15 22 29 Thur. 7 14 21 28 ... Thur. 4 11 18 25 .. Thur. 2 9 16 23 30 Fri. 1 8 15 22 29 ... Fri. 5 12 19 26 ... Fri. 3 10 17 24 31
Sat. 2 9 16 23 30 ... Sat. 6 13 20 27 ... Sat. 4 11 18 25 ...
JANUARY, FEBRUARY. MARCH.
Sun. 2 9 16 23 30 Sun. 6 13 20 27 Sun. 6 13 20 27 Mon. 3 10 17 24 31 Mon. 7 14 21 28 Mon. 7 14 21 28
Tues. 4 U 18 25 . Tues. 1 8 15 22 ... Tues. 1 8 15 22 29 Wed. 5 12 19 26 ... Wed. 2 9 16 23 ... Wed. 2 9 16 23 30 Thur. 6 13 20 27 ... Thur. 3 10 17 24 ... Thur. 3 10 17 24 31
Fri. 7 14 21 28 ... Fri. 4 11 18 25 ... Fri. 4 11 18 25 ...
Sat. 1 8 15 22 29 ... Sat. 5 12 19 26 ... Sat. 5 12 19 26 ...
APRIL. MAY. JUNE.
Sun. 3 10 17 24 Sun. 1 8 15 22 29 Sun. 5 12 19 26 Mon. 4 11 18 25 Mon. 2 9 16 23 30 Mon. 6 13 20 27 Tues. 5 12 19 26 Tues. 3 10 17 24 31 Tues. 7 14 21 28 Wed. 6 13 20 27 Wed. 4 11 18 25 ... Wed. 1 8 15 22 29 Thur. 7 14 21 28 Thur. 5 12 19 26 ... Thur. 2 9 16 23 30
Fri. 1 8 15 22 29 Fri. 6 13 20 27 ... Fri. 3 10 17 24 ...
Sat. 2 9 16 23 30 Sat. 7 14 21 28 ... Sat. 4 11 18 25 ... B ANK HOLIDAYS.
New Year's Day, - - - - Jan. 1 Prince Albert's Birthday, Aug. 26 Prince of Wales, do. - Nov. 9 Queen's Birthday, - - May 24 Christmas Day, - - - Dec. 25 Cor. of Queen Victoria, - June 28 —. When, a Holiday 'alls on a Sunday, the Monday following is kept. TIME TABLE OF COACHES WHICH DEPART FROM AND ARRIVE AT ABERDEEN.
ABOYNE and BANCHORY, via North side of River Dee The " MARQUIS of HUNTLY" leaves the Royal Hotel at 4, p.m., and arrives at Aboyne at 8, p.m. Leaves Aboyne at 6, a.m., Banchory at 7, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 10, a.m. ALFORD.—The " VALE OF ALFORD" leaves the City Hotel, St. Nicholas Street, at 4, p.m., and arrives in Alford at 7.15, p.m. Leaves Alford at 6.30, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 9.30, a.m. ALFORD The " MASTER OF FORBES" leaves the Royal Hotel at 4, p.m., and arrives at Alford at 7, p.m. Leaves Alford at 6, am., and arrives in Aberdeen at 9, a.m. "BALLATER AND BRAEMAR MAIL" leaves the Royal Hotel at 7, a.m., and arrives at Ballater at 12.15, noon, and Braemar at 4, p.m. Leaves Braemar at 9, a.m., and Ballater at 12.13, p.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 8, p.m. BANCHORY, via South side of river Dee—The " DEFIANCE" leaves the Royal Hotel at 4. p.m., and arrives at Banchory at 6, p.m.— passing Maryculter and Durris. Leaves Banchory at 7, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 9, a.m. BANFF.—The "EARL OF FIFE" leaves the Royal Hotel at 7, a.m., and arrives in Banff at 12.30, noon—passing New Machar, Oldmeldrum, Fyvie, Towie, Darra, and Turriff. Leaves Banff at 2.30, p.m., ami arrives in Aberdeen at 8, p.m. ELLON, &c—The "BANKS OF YTHAN" leaves Deans's Inn, Queen
Street, for Ellon, every lawful day at 3, p.m. ; and for Old Deer, New Deer, and Strichen, twice-a-week. Leaves Ellon at 8.20, a.m., on Friday, and 9, a.m. on other days, and arrives in Aberdeen at 11 a.m. INVERNESS The "MAIL" leaves the Royal Hotel at 7.13, p.m., and arrives in Inverness at 6.43, a.m. — passing Kintore, Inverury (breakfast), Huntly, Keith, Fochabers (junction with Speyside Mail), Elgin, Forres, Nairn, and Camp-
belton ; Leaves Inverness at 5.40. p.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 4.56, a.m. During the summer an extra coach to Huntly leaves the Royal Hotel at 9, a.m. and returns to Aberdeen at 12.30, p.m. INVERNESS.—The "DEFIANCE" leaves the Royal Hotel at 7, a.m., and arrives in Inverness at 7, p.m. Leaves Inverness at 7, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 7, p.m. INVERURY.—The "ENGINEER" leaves the City Hotel, St. Nicholas Street, at 7.30, a.m, and arrives in Inverury at 9.30, a.m passing Blackburn and Kintore. Leaves Inverury at 4.15, p.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 6.30, p.m. INVERURY—The "BANKS OF DON" leaves the Royal Hotel at 4, p.m., and arrives in Inverury at 6, p.m.—passing Blackburn, Kintore, and Kemnay. Leaves Inverury at 8, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 10, a.m. il METHLIC The EARL OF ABERDEEN" leaves 26, West North Street every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, at 4, p.m.—passing Udny and
Tarves, and arrives in Methlic at 7, p.m. Leaves Methlic at 7, a.m , same days, and arrives in Aberdeen at 10, a.m. OLDMELDRUM The "BRAES OF MELDRUM" leaves the Union Inn, St. Nicholas Street, at 3 30, p.m., and arrives in Oldmeldrum at 6, p.m. Leaves Oldmeldrum at 7 30 a.m, and arrives in Aberdeen at 9.45, a.m. PETERHEAD and FRASERBURGH.-The " MAIL" leaves the Royal Hotel at 8.40, a.m., and arrives in Fraserburgh at 2.10, p.m passing Ellon, Cruden, Peterhead, Mintlaw, Park, and Rathen. Leaves Peterhead at 9, a.m., and Fraser- burgh at 8.10., a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 1.38, p.m. RHYNIE.—The "LORD FORBES" leaves the Royal Hotel on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 11, a.m., and arrives at Mossat Bar at 3.30. p.m passing Skene House and Echt, Leggerdale, Cluny, Whiteley, Whithouse, Village of Alford, Haugtiton, Bridge of Alford, Knockespock, Whitehaugh, Littlewood, Lumsden Village, Clova, and Auchindoir. Leaves Mossat Bar every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 1 p.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 8.35, p.m. TARLAND The " LORD HADDO" leaves Walker's Inn, 6, Back Wynd every Tiies.. Thurs., Fri. and Satur., at 3, p.m., and arrives at Tarland at 8, p.m passing Garlogie, Raemoir, Glassel, Lairney and Lumphannan. Leaves Tarland every Mon., Wed., Fri. and Satur., at 6, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 10.45, a.m.
Omnibuses to and from the Railway Station. Omnibuses depart from opposite the North Church, King Street, and from the Coach Office. Union Street, to all the Trains, leaving these places 25 minutes before the departure of the Trains. They also wait at the Railway
Station the arrival of all the Trains. Fares, Inside, 3d. ; Outside. 2d. LIST OF CARRIERS TO AND FROM ABERDEEN, WITH THEIR QUARTERS, ARRIVALS, & DEPARTURES.
Those marked w go weekly ; / fortnightly ; o occasionally.
From whence. Carriers. Where lodged. Arrive. Depirt Aberehirder ™™„,„, T. Forsyth ™ „™24 Gerrard-street ,™.Frid Frid Abercliirder ™™»™.™..„„George Barnet„™~ „™90 George-street™™,.Tues Wed Aberehirder ™_.»™„~-.James Lawrence „™,„™24 Gerrard-street ~Wed Wed Aberlour™™,..™,,™™,.™Eddison and Stables.™,™„24 Gerrard-street ™..Sat Sat Aberlour™™™,™™,,™™—Paterson and Riach 24 Gerrard-street ™.Wed Wed
\ Abemethy ,™,™„™. Eddison and Stables „™24 Gerrard-street ™-Sat Sat A. Harriet-street™ ~Thur i Aboyne ™™ ^„. Farquhar „™„„ ™„11 Frid Alford „™George Benton ™,„™ 1 Flourmillbrae ~™,.Wed Wed Alford D. Milne „ „™6 Little Belmont-st. ..Frid Sat Auchlevei)„™„ T. Daniel, jun..™»„™„ 16 Mealmarket-street M W F Tu Th S A u chleven™™,™,™™..~~John Gauld„™~ „™166 Gallowgate ~Thur Thur Auchinblae ™™„™ James Paterson ™™„™ 6 Back-wynd„™,,™~Thur Thur Auchterless „„. Alexander Forsyth «™. ,™,90 George- street™-™~Tues Wed Au eh ter less ™~George Lyon™™.™™,,™™ „™24 Gerrard-street ™.~Thur Thur
Auchterless . „„ „™A. Barclay „„«„„. 24 Gerrard-street ™„Thur Thur Auld Earn „„„ Eddison and Stables,™. 24 Gerrard-street ™.~Tu S Tu S
Badenseoth „_ . James Stephen ,„,™. ,—.90 George-street „Tu F Tu F Badenscoth George Lyon „ .~.™. 24 Gerrard-street ~Thur Thur
Ballater „™ , ™.John Paterson „,„„„„ „G Baek-wynd„™„„„Wed Thur Ballater „™ ,™James Young,™, „ 6 Little Belmont-st. „Wed Thur Balmoral „„„™ „™ William Stewart™™™, 5 Harriet-street ~Wed Thur Banchory Ternan , ™,A. Duncan „™ ™™ 6 Little Belmont-st. „Thur Frid
j Banchory Ternan,,. ™»William Milne „.„™ , 6 Back-wynd „ ~M Th Tu F
1 Banchory Ternan , .J. Findlay.™™™ „„..™.6 Little Belmont-st ~Tu F W S f Banchory Ternan ™,A. Ross ™™™™™„„_. „™Lodge-waIk.™™„™»~Frid Frid i Banchory Upper „„A. Stevenson „,„„,„.„„ „™15 Back-wynd „~M Th Tu F i' Banff™ ,™Andrew Chalmers „™„ ~™,24 Gerrard-street „, .S W M W
I Banff ,. . T. Forsyth „™ „™24 Gerrard-street ~Frid Frid Banff , ™.John Davidson „™ , 90 George-street ~Wed Thur Bervie „. , E. Stracban, „ ™„1 Flourmillbrae -M Th Tu F
B i rse . .„_,„,„», James Martin„™ „„,™.22 Schoolhill ~Thur Frid Birse . „ H M'Condach „. „™ fi Little Belmont-st „Thur Frid :' Boharm „™™~, —Paterson and Riach,™. „ 24 Gerrard-street „W S WS !' Boharm ™.—Eddison and Stables™, ,. .24 Gerrard-street ~Sat Sat : Botriphnie™,™™,™,. —Eddison and Stables. .~™24 Gerrard-street ~TuS Tu S ,' Botriphnie,,™,,™™. Paterson and Riach ,™. 24 Gerrard-street „.~Sat Sat 1 Botriphnie„ .„„™ ™,A. Stewart.™™™,™.™.~,™24 Gerrard-street „.„Tues Tues ' Braemar „ ,„„, James Guiver,. ™ ~™1 Flourmillbrae „Wed Wed • Braemar .. John Coutts ™™™™™ 6 Little Belmont-st. „Wed Thur 1 Bridge of Carr —Eddison and Stables 24 Gerrard-street ™~Sat Sat
' Brodie's Ord„,„ ,„,George Barnet„™„„™.™v90 George-street ,,„.™Tues Wed , —„. -„, —™„.„,,. ., „ ,.
LIST OF CARRIERS.
From whence. Carriers Where lodged. Arrive. Depart. w Brucklay™—„,„—„ —William Dalgarno ™— -16 Mealmarket-st<— .Wed Wed w Buckie ™—™—™— —Andrew Chalmers™™ -24 Gerrard. street ,S W M W %v Buckie ™—™», —John Davidson — . 90 George-street .Wed Thur w Burnervie .—,™„ —Alexander Stephen ™. -90 George-street ,Thur Frid w Cabraeh ™„™—™„ —James Law ™—,™—„, -90 George-street ,Tbur Thur w Cairnbulg „„—„„ —James Milne -166 Gallowgate .Wed Wed iv Campbelton —™— —Eddison and Stables -24 Gerrard-street Tu S Tu S w Clatt —W. Stuart -90 George- street .Thur Thur w Cluny™- - „ —George Stephen ™—™. -90 George-street—™. •Frid Sat w Coldston —™„™^ „ John Laing ™—™. -22 Harriet-street .Thur Frid w Collieston ™— „. —William Cruickshank -13 Prince's-street ,— .Thur Thur w Cornhill ™—™—™^ —George Barnet „—.„ -90 George-street—,—, .Tues Wed iv Corgarff ™— —Alexander Stuart — 1 Flourmillbrae —. .Wed Thur w Craigellachie—™-„ —Eddison and Stables™ —24 Gerrard-street ™. .Sat Sat w Craigellachic ™— „Paterson and Riach -24 Gerrard-street .W S W S w Craigdam ™——™- —James Duncan — -180 Gallowgate™ .Wed Thur f Craigdam ™—™—., —A. Davidson ™, .6 Mealmarket-street. .Thur Frid w Crathes — —Alexander Ross ™— -Lodge- walk—™——™„ Frid Frid vi Crimond™——™— —William Dow^«,™»™ -6 Mealmarket-street, .Thur Thur w Cromdale ,—„.— —Eddison and Stables. -24 Gerrard-street — .Sat Sat w Cruden™—™— —William Dow™,^.™ -6 Mealmarket-street, .Thur Thur w Cruden „ .,— —William Smith -13 Princes-street -Frid Frid tv Cruden — „ —T. Daniel, jun.„,—™. -16 Mealmarket-st.™,-M W F Tu Th w Cullen ™—™—„— —John Davidson — „90 George-street™—..Wed Thur w Cullen ™—™»v—™w —Andrew Chalmers . -24 Gerrard-street -S W M W w Culsalmond ™—™„ —John M'Fherson„ ,™ -24 Gerrard-street ™-Thur Thur w Cumineston, and -John Rettie.— „24 Gerrard-street „-Wed Wed places adjacent ™— — w Daviot ™—™„ .A. Rothnie ™—™—.«— -90 George-street™. „Thur Thur iv Drum .—™—™— -John Fraser ™—™— -6 Back-wynd -Frid Frid w Drumlithie ™„ .James Paterson — -6 Back-wynd -Thur Thur iv Drumoak™—,™— -William Currie —™„ -22 Schoolhill -Frid Frid w Dudwick™—™—™. -W. Watson -16 Mealmarket-st.„ -Thur Thur w Dufftown..™—.-,, -A. Stuart —™—.— -24 Gerrard-street „ -Tues Tues w Dufftown™—-™„„ -John Grant —™— —90 George-street .Wed Wed iv Dufftoffn^^.^.^,. .Paterson and Riach- -24 Gerrard-street „ -Sat Sat w Durris -A. Duncan ,—™— -6 Little Belmont-s -Thur Frid w Durno ™— .John M'Pherson™— -24 Gerrard-street „ -Thur Thur w Echt -George Stephen ™— ,, -90 George-street -Frid Sat tv Echt -Robert Mathieson ™, -6 Back-wynd™— -Thur Frid w Ellon ™— „W. Thomson,.—— -16 Mealmarket-st,,. -Tu F Tu F w Ellon —™. -Robert Duguid ™— -6 Mealmarket-st. . -Tu F Tu F w Ellon ,T. Daniel, jun. —.«,„ —16 Mealmarket-st... -M WF Tu Tli o Ellon™—™—. .W. Tod -32 West North-st.„ -Frid Frid w Elgin—™—™, .Eddison and Stables- —24 Gerrard-street „ -Tu S Tu S w Fettercairn „ -James Paterson , -6 Back-wynd™—— -Thur Thur w Fetternear -Alexander Stephen -90 George-street-. -Thur Frid w Fochabers — -Eddison and Stables- —24 Gerrard-street „ -Tu S Tu S w Forgue™— -A. Thomson ,—™— -24 Gerrard- street „ -Wed Wed w Forgue,—,, -Alexander Forsyth —90 George-street -Tues Wed w Forres ,, —„ -Eddison and Stables. —24 Gerrard-street, -Tu S Tu S iv Fraserburgh. -James Milne ™—— ™166 Gallowgate -Wed Wed w Fraserburgh,. -William Barclay -26 WestNorth-st.„ -Tues Tues w Fyvie™-™— -Alexander Taylor™— —13 Princes-street . -Thur Thur
/ F'yvie„_ -George Chapman ,. —90 George-street-. -Thur Thur / Fyvie™— -William Chapman ,— -26 West North-st.„ -Thur Thur / Fyvie™- , James Mackie ™—™, —24 Gerrard-street. -Thur Thur —. , ——™.
LIST OF CARRIERS.
Prom whence Carriers. Where lodged. Arrive. Dcparl Fyyie ™. ,™George Lyon„~ ,™ ™™24 Gerrard-street ™,„Thur Thur Garmouth „„,™™™, Eddison and Stables™™ „™24 Gerrard-street ™™Tu S Tu S GlftSS.™™,,.™™™.™. ,„.lohn Grant,..™,™.™™™ ™™90 George-street „ „Wed Wed Glenbucket ™™.™~, Archibald Reid ™ 22 Harriet-street .,Wed Wed Glendronach ™™ Distillery Carts ™„„™ 90 George-street,.™™Tues Frid Glenlivat „™ ™™John Grant ™™™ „™90 George-street™™.-Wed Wed Grange™™,™™™,,™™,„™Robert Howie™™™™™™. 180 Gallowgate „Tues Wed Granton ,—™™, Eddison and Stables — 24 Gerrard-street ™™8at Sat 166 Greens™™ ., ™™A. Donald™™,.— ™™ Gallowgate ™Wed Wed Huntly „™Charles Rait„™ 90 George-street ™Frid Frid Huntly William Lawson 24 Gerrard-street „Tues Tues Huntly „™™,™,James Lobbnn ™™™™™ 90 George-street™™,™Wed Thur Huntly ™„George M'Intyre ,™ ™„90 George-street™,™™Wed Thur Huntly James Sherriffg ™™„™ 24 Gerrard-street ™.™Sat Mon Huntly ~, John Thomson™™™™™™„90 George-street™™,„Tues Wed
Insch „™™™™~~™ Charles Riddel ™™ ,. 90 George-street™™,„Thur Thur George-street Thur Insch . ~™™,.-,— ™, James Stephen ™™™™90 ™Thur Inverury™™,™™,™™, ,™James Webster „.™™ ™™1 Flourmillbrae ™™M Th Tu F
Ihverury . James Stephen ™™™ 90 George-street™ »TuF Tu F Inveravon ™.,™, .™,Eddison and Stables ™™24 Gerrard-street „™Sat Sat Inverness ™™™ Eddison and Stables ™™24 Gerrard street ™™Tu S Tu S Johnshaven™™™™,,™E. Strachan™™™,™™„™„™1 Flourmillbrae „ „MTh TuF Keiths™ .„.,™Eddison and Stables,,™ „™24 Gerrard-street „„Tu S Tu S Keith „™ ™ Paterson and Riach „™, 24 Gerrard-street ™„W S W S Keith „™George Barron„™™„™ 180 Gallowgate „Tues Wed Keith-hall™™,™,™™,„™John Shand ™™ 166 Gallowgate „Frid Frid Keith-hall ™™,™„™ James Davidson „™ ™™1 Back-wynd™™™ ™Frid Frid Peter Coutts „„.™~„™ 6 Little Belmont-st. ™Thur Frid Kemnay™™,™™,„™„ James Mitchell „™™ 13 Harriet-street ™™Thur Frid Kemnay™™,™™, „™David Webster „.„„„,.. ™™90 George-street™™„Frid Frid Kincardine O'Neil ™,A. Gillespie „™ 13 Harriet-street™™„Thur Frid Kincardine O'Neil John Laing ™™™™™ „™6 Little Belmont-st.„M Th Tu F Kincardine O'Neil „™Alexander Duncan,.— 6 Back-wynd™™™™™Thur Frid Ki n n eth m o n t „™™ „™William Souter 6 Mealmarket-st. ™™Thur Thur Kinnethmont™. John M'Gillivray „ 90 George-street ~Thur Thur Kintore „™™™ J. Abel ™ 22 Schoolhill ™Thur Thur
Leochel Cushnie „ J. Archibald . „™23 Harriet-street™™™Thur Frid
Leochel Cushnie „ James Edward „—,,, .... 23 Harriet-street ™Frid Frid Leslie, and places > Charles Stewart ™™™™ „™24 Gerrard-street ™Thur Thur adjacent „ „_,„— Lewes „„,,„,, ,,„,„ ™™James Mackie ™™,™™,™ „™24 Gerrard-street ™™Thur Thur Longside~„™ ~™William Smith 90 George-street ™,Wed Wed Lonmay ™™»™™, William Willox ~ „™16 Mealmarket-st.™™Wed Wed Lumphanan F. Watt ™~,„™22 Harriet-street ™™Wed Thur
Lumphanan ~™Peter Berry . ™,™™™™~. ,™,11 Harriet-street™™„Thur Frid Lumsden Village —James Law 90 George-street .™Thur Thur Macduff ™™„™. „-.T Forsyth ™™,™~24 Gerrard-street ™.~Frid Frid Macduff ™™ ™,Andrew Chalmers „ 24 Gerrard street ™.~S W M W George-street,,™ Frid Manar „™™™™,. , Alexander Stephen —.„™90 „Thur Maryculter „™ „™Robert Fiddie™™™™ 1 Harriet-street ™„ ™Frid Frid Methlic ™™, ™,James Rothney ™~ 16 Mealmarket-st.™„Wed Thur Methlie „™,„™ Thomas Annand™™™™. 26 West North-st.™™Thur Thur
Methlic „™™™™™„™W. Chapman™™ , ,„ 26 North-street „™™Thur Frid
Mintlaw ™™„™„ , „™W. Rankin „™,™™„ .™™166 Gallowgate ™Wed W«d
Mintlaw ™™„„v.„™, W. Smith™™™™™™ . ,„ 90 George-street ™Wed Wed
Midmar ,.^,„„„.., Robert Mathieson .. 6 Back-wynd „Thur Frid Monyrausk ,™, James Watt ™™™~.„ 90 George-street™™,™Tues Wed LIST OF CARRIERS.
From whence, Carriers. Where lodged. Arrive. Dep»i.|i it' Monymusk „™,. ~Georg'e Stephen ™™„ ..90 George- streets™ ^Frtd Sat iv Nairn™™™™™™. ..Eddlson and Stables,. ™24 Gerrard- street ~Tu S Tu S !« Newburgta ™™>™ ..Gilbert Connon ™™, „6 Mealmarket-st. ~Frid Frid w Newburgh ™™» ..Alexander Sangster„ ™16 Mealmarket-st.™ ™Frid Frid w Newbyth ™John Mackie ™™™™„ ..90 George-street™™ ™Wed Wed iv New Deer ™™.™. ™George Wilson™....™ ™6 Mealmarket-street,_Wed Wed w New Deer ™™.,™. ™William Dalgarno ,.16 Mealmarket-st.™.Wed Wed w Newmills„™.„„ ™Eddison and Stables„ ™24 Gerrard-street ™. .Tu S Tu S w New Pitsligo „John Wood ™™„™™,> „90 George-street™ „Wed Wed Old Deer„™™™, w ..John Craighead . .„ ™16 Mealmarket-st.™.^Thur Thur w Old Deer ™„„ „H. Ross ™™™™™™„ ™16 Mealmarket-st.™. ~Thur Thur iv Old Meldrum „ ~James Webster ™„A „1 Flourmillbrae „™~M Th Tu F w Old Meldrum „ ™John Petrie ™™™™„ ~26 North-street ^Wed Thur iv Oyne™„™™™™„ „Robert Maitland ™90 George- street „.™ ^Tbur Thur o Oyne ™™™™„ „James Mortimer™™,. ..166 Gallowgate w Peterhead ™™.™.. ™T. Daniel, jun. ™™.,. ™16 Mealmarket-st.™. ~M WF MW w Peterhead ™™.™„ ™William nn\rim „ n jJJ ™6 Mealmarket-street ~Thur Thur Pitcaple / „™.„_™ ..John Gauld ™™ 1 66 Gallowgate™™™. ™Thur Thur iv Pittodrie™™ ..Robert Maitland „90 George-street ^Thur Thur w Portgordon ™„, ..Andrew Chalmers „ ..24 Gerrard-street ™S W M W iv Portsoy ™™™™„ ™Andrew Chalmers „ ~24 Gerrard-street .... „S W M W w Portsoy „,„,„,... „John Davidson „90 George-street ~Wed Thui Premnay™™™™., / ..John Gauld ., J , JJJJJJ .. ™166 Gallowgate ™™Thur Thui w Rain ™™.™™™™. ..Alexander Mennie „ ™22 Harriet-street -Tues Wed if Rhynie™™™™™. ..James Law ™™™™™„ „90 George- street ™~Thur Thin w Rosehearty ™™. ..James Milne ™™.™™„ ™166 Gallowgate ™~Wed Wed w Rothes™™™™™„ ™Paterson and Riach„ „24 Gerrard-street ™~Wed Wed w Rothie ™™™..™^ ^Alexander Forsyth „ ™90 George-street ™ ~Tues- Wed f Rothiemay „™.„ ™R. Howie ™™™™„ ™180 Gallowgate ™™Tues Wed Schivas / ™™,™™,,, ^.Andrew Wilson „ ™16 Mealmarket-st ™ ..Thur Thmi iv Skene ™™™™„„ ..Alexander Mitchell . ~1 Flourmillbrae ™™™Tu Th Tu 1 w Skene ™„„™™, ..George Stephen ™™„ ..90 George-street ~Frid Sat iv Strachan™™,™™, „James Ferries ™™™„ ™6 Backwynd™™„™™Thur Frid w Strathdon ™A. Moir ™™.™™™™„ ™1 1 Harriet-street ™ ..Wed Thui w Strathdon ™„™„ -.A. Dow -™„™., „11 Harriet-street™. ™Wed Thui / Strathdon ^Alexander Stewart „ „1 Flourmillbrae „™^Wed Thui iv Stewartfield ..John Craighead ™™.„ ™16 Mealmarket-st. ^Thur Thui iv Striehen ™„„ .William Rankin ™™„ ~166 Gallowgate.™™ ™Wed Wed iv Stonehaven ™™„ ™Mrs. Nicol ™™.„™„ -.6 Back-wynd™™™™,.Tu Th S TuTf w St. Fergus ™™.„ ™William Dow ^6 Mealmarket-street ..Thur Thut w Tarland ™™™_„ ™William Reid ™13 Harriet-street .Wed Wed to Tarland ™™.™™,, ..A. Ogg „ ..11 Harriet-street ™™Wed Thur ic Tarland ™™™™„ ..John Thomson „™„ ™22 Schoolhill ..Wed Wed it; Tarves ™™™„™„ ™Widow Ironside ~13 Princes-street .Thur Frid / Tarves „—,...,..,„ ™A. Davidson ™™™™„ „6 Mealmarket-street. .Thur Frid w Tarves „™.™™™„ ..James Duncan „™™,„ ~180 Gallowgate ™Wed Thur w Tomintoul „™„, ™John Grant ~90 George-street™™.„Wed Wed w Tomintoul ™ ™A. Stewart...... ™™ .24 Gerrard-street „~Tues Tues / Towie .William Milne ™„„ ..13 Harriet-street .Wed Wed w Towie ™™~™.„„ .Charles Forbes „_.„ -23 Harriet-street .„ .Wed Wed w Turriff ^, ™A. Pirie ,.,„„„„;...;. ^90 George-street .Tues Tues Tullynessle „™„ ..P. M'Robbie ..6 Little Relmont-st.. -Thur Frid f Udny ..James Mutch™™™™„ -6 Mealmarket-street..Thur Frid / Udny „A. Davidson „™ ™6 Mealmarket-st. „. .Thur Frid iv Wartle „™™™„» .Alexander Rothnie „ ..90 George- street .Thur Thur w "Wartle —™~„,„ ..James M'Pherson ™24 Gerrard-street ™. .Thur Thui STAMP DUTIES.
CARRIERS' QUARTERS.
6 Back-wynd „™.»,™.™~Walker 22 Harriet-street„™™~„~J. Smith 1 Flourmillbrae Sheriffs 23 Harriet-street™.„™„~John Milne 66 Gallowgate ™,.~™Rose 6 Little Belmont-street ^Johnston 80 Gallowgate..™™.™ Henry 6 Mealraarket-street „„~Bisset 90 George-street Taggart 16 Mealmarket-street „,„—Daniel U Gerrard- street ,, Geo. Allan 26 North-street -M'Pherson 1 Harriet-street A. M'Donald 32 North -street -.Stevenson 5 Harriet- street ™.™», P. Reid 167 North-street -.James Smith 11 Harriet- street ^ ,™.Ewen 13 Princes-street .„„~,„~R. Anderson 22 Schoolhill „Farquharson
STAMP DUTIES.
BILLS AND PROMISSORY NOTES.
On demand, or not exceeding 2 months after date, or If otherv 60 das s after sight. payable.
rf for £2 and not exceeding £5 5s ... £0 1 £0 1 6
Abo' e £5 5s. „ 20 1 6 2 20 „ 30 2 2 6
30 ,, 50 , 2 6 3 6 50 „ 100 3 6 4 6 100 „ 200 4 6 5 200 „ 300 5 6 300 „ 500 6 8 6 500 „ 1000 8 6 12 6 1000 „ 2000 12 6 15
2000 „ 3000 15 1 5
3000 or upwards, 1 5 1 10 Penalty for Post-dating Bills, £\Q.
FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
For any sum not above £100 Is. 6d. Above £1000 not above £2000 7s. 6d. Above £100 200 3s. Od. „ )i 2000 „ 3000.. ..10s. Od. „ 200 „ 500 4a. Od. „ 3000 „ 15s. „ 500 ,. 1000 5s. Od. Every Bill of each set pays.
If £5 and under £10 3d. If £200 and under £300 4s. Od. 10 „ 20 6d. 300 „ 500 5s Od. 20 „ 50 ., Is. Od. 500 ,, 1000 7s. 6d. 50 „ 100 Is. 6d. 1000 arid upwards 10s. Od. 100 „ 200 2s. 6d. Any sum, if in full of all demands, 1 0s. Od.
AGREEMENTS.
Not above 1080 words, 20s. —Above 1080 words, 35s.— With a progressive duty of 25s. for every 1080 words additional.
PERSONAL BOND, &C.
Personal Bond in Scotland, given as a Security for the payment of any definite and certain sum of money. XU STAMT DUTIES.
Not exceeding £50 £0 13 £50 and not exceeding 100 2 6 100 „ 150 3 9 150 „ 200 5 200 „ 250 6 3 250 „ 300 7 6 And where the same shall exceed £300, then for every £100, and also for any fractional part of £100 2 6
CONVEYANCES, BONDS FOE PAYMENT OF ANNUITIES, TRANSFER OF STOCKS, &C.
Where the Purchase or consideration Money therein or thereupon expressed shall not exceed £25 £0;o 2 6 Above £25 and not exceeding £50 5 50 „ 75 7 6 75 „ 100 10 100 „ 125 12 6 125 „ 150 15 150 „ 175 \r 6 175 „ 200 i 200 „ 225 l 2 6 225 „ 250 l 5 250 „ 275 ,. l 7 6 275 „ 300 l 10 300 „ 350 ... l 15 350 „ 400 2 400 „ 450 2 5 450 „ 500 2 10 500 „ 550 2 15 550 „ 600 3 And where the Purchase or consideration Money shall exceed £600, then for every £100, and also for any fractional part of £100 10
LIFE ASSURANCE POLICIES.
Not exceeding £50 £0 2 6 If £1000 and under £3000. ..£3 Above £50 and not 100 5 3000 „ 5000... 4 „ 100 and under 500 1 5000 and upwards 5 If 500 „ 1000 2
FIRE POLICIES.
Duty on each Policy, Is., besides 3s. per cent, per annum, on every In- surance made or renewed. Exemptions— Public Hospitals, also Agricultural Produce, Farming Stock, and Implements of Husbandry.
LEASE.
Lease or Tack of any Heritable Subjects, at a yearly Rent, without any sum of money by way of Fine, Premium, or Grassum paid for the same. Where the yearly Rent shall not exceed £5 £0 6
Above £5 and not exceeding £10 1 „ 10 „ 15 1 6 2 15 „ 20 i „ 20 „ 25 2 „ 25 „ 50 5
., 50 „ 75 7 6 „ 75 „ 100 10 And where the same shall exceed £100, then for every £50, and also for any fractional part of £50 5 SECTION I—REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
POST OFFICE, Market Street.
Postmaster.^ ., .„„. .David Stuart, Esq.
William Mitchell, \st Clerk. James Stuart, 4th Clerk. Robert Gray, '2d Cleik. Robert Gumming, 5th Clerk. Geo. Duncan, 3d Clerk. John Cochrane, Glh Clerk. John Fyvie, 1th Clerk.
Stamper^. .„^„™Robert Fraser.
LETTER-CARRIERS. James Leighton, Charles Wilson, Robert Porter, William Salmond, David Fraser, James Fraser, Robert Ritchie, and John Ross.
RECEIVING OFFICES.
197, Union Street J. Fraser Broadford _W. Harper
57, Quay ~~.P. Buyers Old Aberdeen . JR. Ross
ARRIVALS AND DESPATCHES OF MAILS.
DESPATCHES. ARRIVALS.
Delivery MAILS. Des- Arrives at Mail sets Arrives at Box out on Aberdeen in patched Destination Aberdeen Closes at at at Return at Post-office at
EDINBURGH, 4-45, A.M. 5-51, A.M. 11-30, A.M. 1, P.M. 6-28, P.M. 7-15, P.M. 8-4, 8-45, EDINBURGH I "45, P.M. 2 18, P.M. 8, P.M. I 45, A.M. a.m. A.M.
GLASGOW, -~ 4-45, A.M. 551, A.M. 12, NOON. 12 13, P.M. 6-28, P.M. 7 15, P.M.
GLASGOW,..,. T45, P.M. 2 - 18. P.M. 8-15, P.M 1 21, A.M. 8-4, A.M. 8-45, A.M.
LONDON, 4-45, A.M. 5-51, A.M. 5-18, A.M. 8 P.M. 628, P.M. 7.15, P.M. LONDON 1-45, P.M. 2-18, P.M. 11-28. A.M. 9 30, A.M. 8-4, A.M. 8-45, A.M. 8-45, INVERNESS, 6, P.M. 713, P.M. 6-43, a.m 5 44, P.M. 4-56, a.m. a.m. 1-35, 2-20. P.M. BALLATER ~ 8, A.M. 8-40, A.M. 2 15, P.M 8 A.M. p.m. 8-45, A.M. BANFF (Coach),™ G 30, A.M. 7, A.M. 12-30, P.M 2 30, P.M. 8, P.M. 2-20, BANFF (Gig), 8, A.M. 840, A.M. 3, P.M. 7 25, A.M. 1-40, p.m. P.M. 1-43, 2-20, P.M. PETERHEAD, 8, A.M. 8-40, A.M. 1-43, p.m. 9 35, A.M. P.M. 1-38, 2-20, FRASERBURGH, 8, A.M 8-40, A.M. 2-7, P.M. 8 5 A.M. P.M. P.M.
ALFORD, ~~ 8, A.M. 8-40, a.m. 12-29, P.M 2 10, P.M. 5-59, P.M. 715, P.M. 6- METHLIC, ™~ 8, A M. 840, A.M. 11-50, A.M. 3 P.M. 10, P.M. 7"15, P.M. 7-15, MARYCULTER,- 8, A.M. 8'45, a.m. 11-45, A.M. 3 35, P.M. 6, P.M. P.M. 14 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
' 1 Stamp from 1 45 till I 55 ; and 3 Stamps from Fee on South Day Mail,.v~~ {' 1-55 till 25. p.m.
Fee on Despatches at 8, a.m.~„~. 1 Stamp from 8 till 8- 10, A.M. fr<_m „ . „ .. ( 1 Stamp from 6 till 615: and 3 Stamps Fee on Inverness Mail, ™~< ',, .•,„•„„ till 6-25, (. 615 p.m.
POSTAGE STAMPS, &c.
Stamps may be procured at the General Office, Market Street, and the several Receiving-Houses.
The Penny Labels, ™„™ „™ at Id. each. The Twopenny Labels, „™~~ ~„™ „™ at 2d, „
The Tenpenny Labels, .~™ ~-~~ . .™ .,~ at lOd. , The Shilling Labels, „_ „.™_ at Is. „ The Penny Envelopes, „™™ 24 for 2s. 3d., or 2 for 2£d.
"When the value of Stamps on a letter is less than the amount of the postage to which it is liable, the letter will be charged double the amount of such differ- ence on delivery. Stamps may be used for Foreign, Colonial, and Ship Letters, outwards. Letters for parts abroad posted with Stamps of less value than the full amount of Postage, if addressed to places to which prepayment is not compulsory, will be forwarded, charged with only such amount of Postage as shall lie equal to the
difference between the value of the Stamps and the proper rate of Postage ; but letters addressed to peaces abroad, to which prepayment is compulsory, if posted with Stamps of less value than the full amount of Postage, will be sent to the Dead-Letter Office, to be returned, in all practicable cases, to the writer. Stamps are not permitted to be used on Letters arriving in the United Kingdom from the Colonies or Foreign Countries. These Regulations are applicable to Newspapers, in those cases where they are liable to Postage. If the Stamps affixed to letters are mutilated or defaced, the letters will be liable to the unpaid rate. A Stamp which has been cut from an envelope and affixed to a letter, entitles it to pass free of charge. Re-directed Letters are charged an additional postage for each re-direction, according to the Prepaid Scale. Letters to Warm Climates should be sealed with wafers, as wax destroys the letters by melting, causing them to adhere to one another. No Letter, when once posted, can be given up to any but the person to whom it is addressed, neither is any person allowed to alter the address of a letter after being posted. Adhesive Stamps should be placed on the right-hand corner of the upper side of the letters, above the superscription. The most effectual plan is to dip the label wholly in water, to shake off the water immediately, and to press the label upon the letter with a piece of clean blotting paper. When the gum is dull in appearance, it will require rather more time and moisture to make it stink firmly, than when it is glossy. The purpose of wetting the label wholly is to counteract the tendency it has to curl up from the letter, when one side only is wetted, a tendency caused by the expansion of that side as it imbibes the moisture.
PFtEPAID RATES OF POSTAGE.
Letters not exceeding Half an Ounce in weight, Id. ; One Ounce, 2d. ; Two
Ounces, 4d. ; Three Ounces, 6d , and so on two rates being added for every ounce , — — ^
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Inland letters or Packets put unpaid into the letter boxes, are charged double the prepaid rates of postage. Letters insufficiently stamped are charged with double the amount ofthe difference between the stamps affixed and the prepaid rates.
LIMITATION OF WEIGHT.
A letter to pass unpaid oy the post may not exceed Four Ounces. All above that weight must be prepaid in Stamps. In the event of any unpaid letter above the weight of four ounces being posted, it will be charged with double the piepaid
rates of postage ; if insufficiently paid, by affixed stamps, it will be charged with double the amount of the difference between the stamps affixed and the prepaid rates, and thus charged, " shall and may be detained and opened, and, at the option of the Postmaster- General, shall be either returned or given up to the sender thereof, or be given up to the person to whom it shall tie addressed, or be forwarded to the place of its destination." Treasury Warrant, 22d October, 1847.
LIMITATION OF SIZE.
A letter to pass by the post, either paid or unpaid, must not exceed the dimensions of twenty-four inches in length, or breadth, or width, or depth. Any letter above these dimensions, may if fully paid be detained and opened, or for- warded at the option of the Postmaster- General. Any letter unpaid, or insufficiently, will be taxed precisely after the scale of charge mentioned in the preceding para- graph, as applicable to unpaid letters exceeding four ounces weight, and thus charged, be either detained and opened, and returned to the sender, or forwarded at the option of the Postmaster- General. The only exceptions to the foregoing regulations as to size and weight are in the case of— 1. Parliamentary proceed- ings or Addresses to Her Majesty. 2. Petitions to either Houses of Parliament, forwarded to any Member of such House. 3. Printed votes or proceedings of Parliament. 4. Letters or packets to or from public departments or public officers in Her Majesty's service. 5. Letters, &c, to or from places abroad. All persons sending letters by the post unpaid, which, from any cause what- ever, cannot be delivered to the parties to whom they are addressed, are liable to pay the postage charged thereon, which may be recovered, with costs, by summary proceedings before a Magistrate. Printed votes and proceedings in Parliament are charged at the following rate, between places in the United Kingdom, and between the United Kingdom and the Colonies, when conveyed by packet :
. Not exceeding 4 ounces, . , „™„„™™„ Id. Exceeding 4 ounces, and not exceeding 8 ounces, -~„™ 2d.
Exceeding 8 ounces, and not exceeding 12 ounces,. . 3d. And so on in proportion. Prepayment optional.
Service of Paeliamejiiary Notices. — These Notices may be sent through the Post, provided they are posted on or before the 12th of December, at the chief offices of London, Dublin, and Edinburgh, or any of the following offices :— Birmingham, Bristol, Exeter, Lincoln, Liverpool, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle- upon-Tyne, Norwich, Shrewsbury, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Inverness, Belfast, Cork, and Athlone. The words, " Parliamentary Notice," must be legibly printed on the face of the letter, the postage must be prepaid by means of Stamps, and a Registration Fee of 6d (which must be paid in money) at the time of posting, which may be known by applying to the above offices. Duplicate Lists of the Addresses must be sent with the Notices, which must be arranged in the same order as entered on the Hats.
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Letters of Soldiers and Sailors (except on letters addressed to the United States, which are charged 3£d.) remain unaltered, their privilege being restricted to half an ounce in weight.
INLAND BOOK POST.
The following facilities are afforded for the transmission of Books, &c, through the Post, within the United Kingdom. A Book Packet may contain any number of separate Books, Maps, or Prints, and any quantity of Paper,Vellum or Parchment, (to the exclusion of Letters whether sealed or open), and the Books, Maps, Paper, &c, may be either printed, written, or plain, or any mixture of the three. Further, all legitimate Binding, Mounting, or covering of the same, or of a portion thereof, will be allowed, whether such Binding, &c, be of Prints Markers, (whether of loose or attached ; as also Rollers, in the case ; short, whatever is necessary Paper or otherwise) in the case of Books ; and in for the safe transmission of Literary or Artistic matter, or usually appertains thereto. The following are the additional regulations respecting the Inland Book Postage all remaining notices regarding it being cancelled.
RATES OF BOOK POSTAGE.
For each Packet not exceeding one pound in weight, 6d ; exceeding one and pound and not exceeding two pounds, Is. ; exceeding two pounds, not ex-
ceeding three, Is. 6d., and so on ; 6d., being charged for every complete pound, and for any additional fraction of a pound, the postage roust be pre-paid in full, by affixing the proper stamps outside ; every packet roust be sent either without a cover, or in a cover open at the ends or sides, it must not contain any letter, open or sealed, or any sealed enclosure whatever. No Packet must exceed two feet in length. The Book Post to which the foregoing rules relate, is confined to the United Kingdom and does not effect the privileges allowed to votes and proceedings in Parliament, or to Newspapers. The Postmaster who receives a Book packet, whether directly or from a Sub-Postmaster or Town Receiver, must open and examine it to see that the conditions on which Book Packets are allowed are complied with. If he find any letter, whether sealed or open, or sealed enclosure of any kind, such letter must be taken out and dealt with as an unpaid letter, the address on the packet being written thereon if there be no
other address ; and if in any other respect either of the above conditions be violated, or if for any reason the Postmaster does not think that the Packet comes within the privilege of the Book Post, he must put it into the bag for London if in England, for Edinburgh if in Scotland, and for Dublin if in Ireland, in order that the case may be dealt with at a Metropolitan Office. To prevent obstacles to the regular transmission of letters, any Officer of the Post Office may, when necessary, delay forwarding a Book Packet for a period not exceeding twenty-four hours beyond the time it would otherwise be forwarded.
FOREIGN BOOK POST.
Printed Books. Magazines, Reviews, and Pamphlets (whether British, Colonial, or Foreign) may be transmitted by the Post between the United Kingdom and British West Indies, Bermuda, Newfoundland, Canada, (Gibraltar, Malta, the Ionian Islands, Ceylon, and Hong Kong, via. Southampton) and Cape Town, at the following reduced rates of postage, viz., —for each packet not exceeding a
half pound in weight, 6d. ; exceeding half pound and not exceeding one pound,
Is. ; exceeding one pound and not exceeding two pounds, 2s. ; exceeding two —
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pounds and not exceeding three pounds, 3s., and so on, increasing one shilling for every pound or fraction of a pound. Provided, however, that the following _ conditions be carefully observed. 1st. —Every such packet must be sent without a cover, or in a cover open at the ends or sides. 2d. — It must contain a single volume only (whether Printed Book, Magazine, Review, or Pamphlet) the several sheets or parts thereof, when there are more than one, being sewed or bound together. 3d.— It must not exceed two feet in length, breadth, width or depth. 4th. — It must have no writing or marks upon the cover or its contents, except the name and address of the person to whom it may be sent. 5th. —The postage must be prepaid in full, by affixing outside the packet or its cover, the proper number of stamps. The same powers are reserved to Postmasters, in this, as in Inland Book Postage.
PERIODICAL WORKS.
Periodical Works, Printed Pamphlets, &c, not of daily publication may be forwarded by post to the United States, Oldenburgh, Luebec, Bremen, Belgium, Holland, and France, at the following reduced rates of postage, viz., not exceeding
2oz.,ld. ; 2 oz., and not exceeding 3 oz., 6d. ; 3 oz , and not exceeding 4 oz.,
8d., and so on ; 2d. for every additional oz., up to 16 oz., in the case of Periodical Works, and 8 oz. for Pamphlets, the privilege being restricted to these
weights respectively, provided the following conditions be carefully observed : 1st. —The postage must be prepaid. 2d. — Th?y must be sent without covers, or in covers open at the end3 or sides. 3d. —They rousfr be printed in the English language.
The following Instructions have been addressed— to all Postmasters, arid are strictly acted upon :
"General Post Office. —On and after the 1st January, 1845, should any Letter or Packet be tendered at your Office, which you may ascertain to contain, or which you have reason to believe, contains any of the following articles, viz ; Any Glass or Glass Bottle; any Razor, Scissors, Knife, Fork, or other Sharp or Pointed Instrument; any Leeches, Game, Fish, Flesh, Fruit, Vegetables, or other
perishable substance ; any Bladder or other Vessel containing Liquid ; or any article, matter, or thing whatsoever, which might, by pressure or otherwise, be rendered in- jurious either to the Officers of the Post Office, or to the contents of the Mail will refuse to receive such Letter or Packet. Bags ; you "In the event of any Letter or Packet being taken in by you, and you do not. until afttricards, discover that it contains any Article as above described, or should any such Letter or Packet be deposited in the Letter Box, you will not for- ward it on its destination, but you will detain it in your Office, and inform me by the first Post, of the circumstances, stating the precise Address of the Letter or Packet, and its contents, or what you suppose them to be, when proper steps will be taken in this Department in the case, and you will be instructed in what manner to dis- pose of the Letter or Packet. " Should any Letter or Packet, containing any article as before-mentioned, not be discovered by the Postmaster at whose office it may be posted, but be forwarded on to its destination, the Receiving Postmaster, to whose town it may be addressed, upon discovering, or having every reason to believe, that its contents are such as those alluded to, will not send it out for delivery, but will detain it in his office, re- porting the circumstance by the first Post, and stating the nature of its contents, when he will be duly instructed in what manner to dispose of it."
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NEWSPAPERS & SUPPLEMENTS TO NEWSPAPERS.
All Newspapers must be sent in covers, open at the sides, and no words or communication may be printed or written on such papers, or covers, after the same shall have been published, other than the name and address of the person to whom they are sent ; nor anything enclosed or concealed in either newspaper or cover. News- venders only may print their names and addresses thereon ; News- papers may be examined by the Officers of the Post Office ; and if there be any breach of the above regulations, the packet is chargeable with Treble the amount of Postage to which a letter of the same weight would have been liable. Any person contravening the law, may, at the option of the Postmaster-General, be prosecuted as for a misdeameanor.
Clause of the Act of 1st Victoria, cap. 34, see. 32.
" And be it further enacted, that in all cases in which a question shall arise, whether a printed paper is entitled to the privileges of a Newspaper, or other publication, hereby privileged, so far as respects the transmission thereof by the Post, under the Post Office Acts, the question shall be referred to the determination of the Postmaster-General, whose decision, with the concurrence of the Lords of the Treasury, shall be final."
MARKS OR WRITING ON NEWSPAPERS.
"Writing or Marks are allowed on a Neivspaper passing by Post between any one part of the United Kingdom and any other part, provided that a postage of one penny be paid, by means .of a stamp conspicuously fixed outside the cover or folded Newspaper. But the privilege is confined to writing or marks on the Newspaper itself, and is not to extend to the cover. Any writing or marks other than the address, on which, or (if the Postage be not prepaid as above) on the Newspaper itself, will subject the Newspaper to the same rate of Postage as that to which an unpaid letter of the same weight is liable. Newspapers posted in Town, addressed to any part within the town delivery, charged, paid or unpaid, Id. Newspapers printed or published in any of the Channel Islands, or in the Isle of Man, and sent by the Post between any of such Islands and Great Britain or Ireland, will be liable to the full letter rates of Postage, according to the scale for charging Inland Letters, with the exception of such as are printed in the French language.
NEWSPAPERS FROM THE BRITISH COLONIES
are delivered free of Postage at any place within the British dominions. Those for persons who have removed, may be forwarded by post, free of charge, pro- vided they have not been opened at the place to which they were originally addressed. THE BRITISH COLONIES AND FOREIGN PARTS.
Newspapers liable to the Stamp Duty may be forwarded to the British Colonies and Possessions by her Majesty's packet-boats, free of the duty of postage, pro- vided the same be duly stamped, made up open at the ends, and put into any Post Office within seven days after the day of publication. Newspapers may also be forwarded to the Colonies, by private ships, for a postage of One Penny each, and to Foreign Countries for a Postage of Twopence Sjc. . each, to be paid when posted, under the same regulations as to date,
NEWSPAPERS FROM ABROAD.
Newspapers arriving from British Colonies or " Foreign Parts," to which they are despatched free, are delivered free of postage. From places abroad, to which REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 19
free, they are charged, delivery, they are not despatched on Twopence each ; .excepting those brought by the closed mail through France, which are charged
Threepence, or Fivepence each . All Newspapers must be printed in the language of the country from which they are sent. Printed Prices Current, having obtained the sanction of the Lords of the Treasury, pass through the Post Office to the Colonies and Foreign Parts at one penny each, provided they contain simply the names and prices of articles; the names and addresses of the parties dealing in such articles must be excluded. Each copy to be made up in the same form as a Newspaper, with covers open at the end. The title of the publication must be written, or printed, immediately above
the address ; and any other writing than such address, name, initial, or mark for reference of any kind, calculated to convey information as to the party by whom such publication is forwarded, will subject the same to full letter rates of postage. Price Current to be posted withiu after each Every seven days publication ; and no one can be forwarded a second time without being charged with full letter postage. All other Prices Current, and Commercial Lists, published in the United Kingdom, if duly stamped, and under the weight of two ounces, will be treated as Newspapers, and enjoy the Newspaper privileges; the sanction of the Postmaster- General having been previously obtained. Printed Pricks Current, and Commercial Lists, from the British Colonies, France, Belgium, and Holland, are now admitted into the United Kingdom at the reduced rate of Id. each, whether conveyed by Packet or by Private Ship. Printed Prices Current, and Commercial Lists, from any foreign country, except France, Belgium, Holland, Prussia, and China, are admitted into the United Kingdom at the reduced rate of 2d.jeach. Prices Current, and Commercial Lists, from the British Colonies, passing through the United Kingdom, are liable to a postage of Twopence each, to be paid at the time of being posted. Prices Current, and Commercial Lists, from the British Colonies, passing through France, Belgium, or Holland, to the United Kingdom, are liable to a Postage of 2d. each. Printed Prices Current, and Commercial Lists, to China, via. South- ampton, 2d. each; via Marseilles, 3d. each. From China, via Southampton, 3d.
each ; via Marseilles, 5d. each.
REGISTRATION.
Letters, whether containing Coin, or not, can be registered, on payment of a fee of6d., in addition to the Rates of Postage, Inland, Colonial, or Foreign. On those for delivery in France, the charges, besides the Registration fee, will be the English rate to France, in addition to double the French rate. A printed acknowledgment will be given to any person registering a letter. Registered Letters will be taken at the Bar Window and the Receiving Houses within half an hour of the closing of the Box for the particular Mail by which they are to be despatched. Letters for Registration, addressed to places within the United
Kingdom, must be paid by affixing a sufficient number of Stamps ; when addressed to parts abroad they may be paid either in money or by means of Postage Stamps. In case of Foreign, Colonial, or Ship Letters, it must be clearly understood that Registration can only extend to the port of shipment. Letters, however, addressed to France, and Letters passing through France, are exceptions to this rule, the French Post. Office undertaking to provide for their security till they shall have been delivered, if addressed to France, and as long as tbey remain in the French territory, if passing through France. The arrangements for carrying out the system of registration have been made d , ;
20 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
with the view of ensuring the safe delivery of Registered Letters. On their delivery, the parties to whom they may have been addressed will be required to acknowledge, in writing, their receipt. Parties transmitting Bank Notes, Bank Post Bills Drafts Jewellery, S;c., should invariably secure their transmission by
Registration ; and persons having occasion to send by Post small sums, are re- commended to make use of
THE MONEY ORDER OFFICE,
which is open every week-day, (fast days excepted,) from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. Tbe charge for such Orders is 3d. on sums not exceeding two pounds, and 6d. on sums between tivo an five pounds. No order will be given for sums beyond this amount but if the sum to be transmitted exceeds fine pounds, as many orders may be taken out as will make up the sum to be sent. In cases where the personal attendance of the party to whom an order is payable is inconvenient, if the order is receipted (his or her name written in full), and the person presenting the order be able to give full information as to the Christian name, surname, address, and occupation of the person who transmitted the money, payment will be made, but not unless these conditions are com- plied with. Orders will not be granted in favour of any person, unless the Christian name of such person can be given by the party obtaining the order. Orders cannot now be granted in favour of the " Secretary" of any Society, the 11 Publisher" of a paper, &c. In cases of Firms the initials only are required. A Money Order must be presented for payment before the end of the Second Calendar Month after that in which it was issued, (for instance, if issued in January, it must be presented before tbe end of March,) otherwise a new order will be necessary, for which a second commission must be paid ; and if it be not presented for payment before the end of the Twelfth Calendar Month after
which it was issued, the will not all . money be paid atr After an Order has been once paid, by whomsoever presented, the Office will not be liable to any further claim.
PACKET LIST.
STATEMENT OF PACKET BOATS.
Made up in London. When Due in London.
Calais „~ Twice daily, Sun. exept. Twice daily, Sun. exept. Dover „ „~. Ostend „„„ Every day, Sun. exept. Daily
Holland . Wed. & Sat. Morning Monday and Thursday The Thames „ Hamburgh„ Tuesday and Friday Tuesday and Saturday
Holyhead „„, . Dublin Twice daily, Sun. exept. Daily Jersey & 1 Southampton, Mon. Wed. & Fri. Evgs.;Tues. Thurs. & Sat. Guernsey J
PLYMOUTH STATION.
Destinations. Mails Despatched from London.
Cape of Good Hope, Port Natal, Sierra Leone, and ) Evening of the 14th of every Month. Cape de Verds ™~™—~™~™ ,—~,~~) REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 21
SOUTHAMPTON STATION.
Destinations. Mails Despatched from London.
By Day Mail. & 27 every Month. Lisbon, Spain, and Gibraltar „m„,„™„-~~-~.~™~~ 7, 17, Egypt,! Gibraltar, Malta, Greece & Ionian Islands, 20th of every Month. Ceylon, India, and China „™„. „~~~~~. J Hon-~| (1) British Colonies in West Indies (except Foreign Colonies, &c, duras and Nassau), | 2d and 17th of every in W. Indies (except Havanna). California, }> Month. Venezuela, New Granada, Grey Town (St. Juan de Nicaragua) „~ ,~~ ~™,~~J 2d of every Month only. 17th of every Month only. (3) Havanna, Honduras, and Nassau „™~~~»~— Peru 1 (4) Chili and Peru (Mails for Chili and every Month. will be forwarded also on the 2d of each V 17th of Month, but only as far as Panama) „ J every Month. Lisbon, Madeira, Brazil, and Buenos Ayres „~ 9th of
LIVERPOOL STATION.
Mails Despatched from London
British North America, Bermuda, and United") Every Friday throughout the Year. States -~—~- ~~.—.~~~ J
All Letters addressed to the United States, and not directed to be otherwise sent, States, which will be transmitted by the First Packet, whether British or United specially directed "by British is despatched after they are posted; but Letters Packet," "by United States Packet," or by any particular Vessel named, will be forwarded in accordance with the desire thus expressed by the writers. The British Mail Packets on the New York Line will proceed direct from Liverpool to New York, and from New York to Liverpool, without calling at Halifax. Letters and Newspapers, however, for Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island, may still be forwarded in closed Mails by these Packets, " " Slates ,-" but Letters if specially addressed via New York," or via the United and Newspapers not so addressed will be sent in the regular Mails to Halifax by the Packets proceeding from Liverpool via Halifax to Boston. The United States Mail Packets, as well as the British Packets, will convey closed Mails for Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island, and Letters and Newspapers will be forwarded in such closed Mails if specially addressed " via New York," or "via the United States." Letters for Canada, must, in addition, bear the words " by United States Packet." ! however, The Postage upon Letters and Newspapers is precisely the same whether they are conveyed by British or United States Packets. Letters, &c, for Bermuda and Newfoundland will be forwarded by the Packets will despatched from Halifax proceeding to Boston ; the Mails for Bermuda be immediately after the arrival of the Packet at that Port, and those for Newfound- land will be despatched on the arrival in Halifax of the Homeward Packet from Boston. 22 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
RATES OF POSTAGE ON LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS TO THE COLONIES AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
To those Places, and by the Route marked f, the Letter Postage must be paid in advance.
Newspapers to the Colonies and Foreign Countries must be Posted within seven days
after their publication ; and to all Places to which they are not forwarded free, the Postage on them must be paid in advance.
The First Route given in this List is that by LETTER POSTAGE. which Letters are forwarded, as a matter e o of course ; if wished to be sent otherwise, Under Under Under Above they must be addressed accordingly. oz. oz. 1 oz. 1 oz 55 i 5
s, d. s. d. £. d. s. d. fAccra, Africa, by private ship, British
possession, . , , .„™ ™ 8 1 4 2 8 f Aden Arabia, by British packet, via Mar- 1 10 2 3 4 1 4 6 7 9
Free Aden, do., via Southampton, , , 1 2 4 Id fAfrica, (except Algeria, which see), by
private ship, „™,™.,„-».v»~. „„,„„,„„ 8 1 4 Agra, see India, East. Free 10 1 3 2 1 2 6 3 9 3d Alexandria, Egypt, by closed mail, via
Marseilles, „™. . . „™.„™„ 1 8 2 1 3 9 4 2 7 1
Alexandria, via Southampton, „ .„™„. , 1 6 3 6 Alexandria, by French packet, via Mar- 3 2 1 3 4 4 2 5 10 America, see United States of. Amsterdam, Holland, „~.,™.,™.,~-*„»~~*»w 1 2 4 Antigua, see West Indies, British. Anguella, see West Indies, British. tArabia, by closed mail, via Marseilles, 1 10 2 3 4 1 4 6 7 9
f Arabia, via Southampton, ^~^~r~~~~~. 1 2 4 Archipelago, (Grecian), see Greece. fArchipelago, (Indian), Sumatra, Borneo, Molucca, or Spice Islands, Java, and the Philippines, &c, by private ship,„„ JO 8 1 4 2 8 fArchipelago, (Indian), by packet, via
Marseilles and India, „~.~ , 2 2 3 7 4 9 5 2 9 1 fArchipelago, by packet, via Southampton
and India, „ . ,r~.r~~^~~*-.„-—,.„. 1 4 2 8 5 4 Athens, see Greece. Id fAscension Island, Africa, „* „w»„~~. 8 2 Id fAustralia, by private ship, ™,„ „„™„ 8 2
Free fAustralia, by Sidney packet, ... „~~ 1 4 5d f Australia, by packet, via Marseilles and
2 2 2 7 4 9 5 2 9 1 2d fAustralia, by packet, via Southampton and India, „„ „„„ 1 4 2 8 1 8 2 6 4 2 5 Austria, via France, „™™» ,™ 1 5 2 5 3 10 4 !0 REVENUE DEPARTMENT 23
B The First Route given in this List is that by LETTER POSTAGE. a bn
of course ; if wished to be sent otherwise, * fe o Under Under: Under Under Above a> a. they must be addressed accordingly. 5 oz. OZ. f oz. 1 oz. 1 oz.
s. d. s. ~~a\ s. s. ~d. s. d. Austria, (except Galliciaand Silesia, which see), via Hamburgh, „„.„„-„„..,.— 1 7 2 2 3 9 4 4 6 11 2d fAzores, by packet, via Southampton, „.™.. 1 10 3 8 7 4
2d tAzores, via Portugal, „„™ , „. 1 9 2 8 5 4
2d Baden, via France, ~„™„ . 11 1 5 2 4 2 10 4 2 Baden, via Belgium, „™„ „™~„~ „ 1 3 1 8 2 11 3 4 5 8 Baden, via Hamburgh or Holland, „. „™ 1 3 1 6 2 9 3 5 3
Free Bahamas, (West Indies, British), by packet, 1 j 2 4 fBalearic Islands, Spain, via France, „.„„™ 10 1 3 2 1 2 6 3 9 2d fBarbary, by private ship, ( no regular mail), 8 1 4 2 8
Barbadoes, ("West Indies, British), . 1
2d Bavaria, via France, «™.™,„ .„™„ . 11 1 5 2 4 2 10 4 2 i
Bavaria, via Belgium, , „™ „„ 1 4 1 10 3 2 3 8 5 10 Bavaria, via Hamburgh or Holland, ,™.„™. 1 4 1 8 3 3 4 5 8 direct, iFree Belgium, by packet „™„™ „.„„™ 6 8 1 2 1 4 2 2 1
2d Belgium, through France, „™~ . 6 8 1 2 1 4 2 2 ! 2d tBelgrade, Turkey in Europe, via France,™ 1 10 3 3 5 1 6 6 8 9
j Bengal, India, East, „ . ™ Free Berbice, Guiana, West Indies, via South-
ampton, „ , . „ 1 2 2 4 4 8 Berlin, see Prussia. [Free Bermuda, via Southampton, ~~,„ ™ 1 2 4 Free Bermuda, via Liverpool, ,„„„„„ .„-~„ 1 o 4 Berne, see Switzerland. 3d fBeyrout, Syria, by British packet, via Marseilles, <™„™„, ,™,„™~™„™ 1 8 2 1 3 9 4 2 7 1
2d Beyrout, by French packet, „™ , 1 3 2 1 3 4 4 2 5 10 2d (Beyfout, by British packet, via South-
1
ampton, . ., „ mr^„~„ 1 6 3 6 fBogota, see New Granada. Bohemia, see Austria. Bolivia, see Western coast of America, Free Bombay, see India. Borneo, see Archipelago, Indian, 2d tBourbon, (Isle of), Africa, by private ship, 8 1 4 2 8 Bourbon, (Isle of), via India, see India, East.
Free tBrazil, by packet, . „™„»™™», 2 9 5 6 11 iFree Bremen, by mail direct, ,. . . 1 4 8 2 8 I
2d Bremen, via France, „„ . , 11 1 5 2 4 2 10 4 2
via , Bremen, Hamburgh or Holland, 1 4 I 8 3 3 4 5 8 !
Bremen, via Belgium,,. .. , .„„ I 2 2 4 1 British West Indies, see West Indies.
Id Brunswick, by packet, , „ . 9 1 6 3
Brunswick, via Holland, „ . 1 1 2 9 3 ! ! 3 6 5 3
Brunswick, via Belgium, ~~~^,„„™.™» 1 3 1 8 2 11 3 4 5 5 !
2d Brunswick, via. France. «™,^™.«>™,.„™m„ 1 4 2 3 3 7 4 6 6 3 ! Free Brussels, see Belgium. iFree fBuenos Ayres, ,,-,r,.„rJJ„JJJJ„J ,„rJJJJ ,j 1 2 4 Pranr-p id Cadiz, through , , ,J1J „ J „. JJ . JJJJ 10 1 3 2 1 2 6 3 9
Snnt.hamptnn, ' Free fCadiz, via ,,,, JjruJJJJJJJJJJ _,__, 2 2 4 4 8 8
1 1 i ————~
REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
by LETTER POSTAGE. The First Route given in this List is that a matter a*2? which Letters are forwarded, as wished to be sent otherwise, Under! Under Under Under Abovt S o of course ; if accordingly. 1 oz. I 1 a, o_, they must be addressed \ oz. h oz.
s. d. s. d. *. d. Calcutta, see India, East. 2 9 2d (California,,. 4 4 10 2d tCalifornia, via United States, (closed mail), i n 1 2 4 Free " 4 Free Canada, via Halifax, „™™™.™™-~ 1 7 2d tCanary Islands, by Brazil Mail,™™,™—- -~ 1 10 2 2d fCanary Islands, by private ship, —.— 8 Cape Breton, see British North America „ 1 4 2 Id tCape Coast Castle, by private ship,™™.™™™. 8 1 2 4 Free fCape of Good Hope, „ ™™.~. . 6 3 8 2d fCape de Verd Islands,™™, ™™,~*—™~ 1 10 7 Carlsruhe, see Baden. 2 4 Free tCarthagena, New Granada,™™™,™™, 1 o Ceylon, see India, East. 4 Free •fChagres, South America, by packet 8 4d tChili, Western Coast America, via Panama 3d tChina, by British Packet, via Marseilles,™ 1 10 4 1 7 4 2d fChina, by packet, via Southampton, „™, Civita Veechia. (Papal States), ™™™~™-~~. Columbia, see United States. ™™,™™.™~, 2 3 3 8 5 11 7 4 10 lid Constantinople, .—. 5 6 2d Constantinople, via France, ™™,™„—. 1 10 3 3 16 2 3 4 9 5 2 IJd Constantinople, via Hamburgh, ™. ™™,™~ 2 7 4 4 2 3d Constantinople, via Marseilles, French pkt. 1 3 2 1 3 Free Copenhagen, see Denmark. 2 6 Free Corsica, France,,™.,, 10 1 3 1J2 10 4 10 2d Cracow, via France,™. 1 5 2 5 3 1 8 2 4 4 4 8 Cracow, via Holland, .—., 3 Cracow, via Hamburgh,™ 1 3 1 6 2 9
I 4 6 2d fCuba, via Southampton, 2 3 2 5 2d fCuba, via United States, (closed mail) 1 2i 2 10 Free 1 5 6 1 Free 1 10 2,3 8 I 2d Cuxhaven, via Holland, ™~,~—~ — ] 4 5 4 2 10 Free Cuxhaven, via France, ™™,™™, 11 1 Dalmatia, see Austria. Dardanelles, see Turkey in Europe. Free Demerara, see West Indies, British. 10 1 8 Free Denmark, by packet direct, ™™. ~ 3 7 4 6 I 2 3 j 2d Denmark, via France, — 4
1 8 Denmark, via Holland or Hamburgh,™™, 1 8 2 4 4 4 2 5 Denmark, via Belgium, ~~ ~~~ 1 8 2 6 4 | Dominica, see West Indies, British. Dresden, see Saxony, East Indies, see India, East. Ecuador, see Western Coast America. 1 3 9 4 2 7 fEgypt, by British packet, via Marseilles, I 8 2 6 3 6 fEgypt, via Southampton, „—™~~.—~—.~~ 1 Essequibo, by packet, via Demerara, ™~, 8 fFalkland Islands, South America, by 1 4 2 private ship,™™-™™,™—„~~~-~~-~ —"~- 8 REVENUE DEPARTMENT. • 25
LETTER POSTAGE. , i The First Route given in this List is that by which Letters are forwarded, as a matter 1 of course ; if wished to be sent otherwise, Under Under Under Under Above accordingly. they must be addressed 0Z. 5 oz. oz. 1 oz. 1 oz. " | s. s. d. s. d. *. d ; T. s. d. ree {Falkland Islands, do., by Brazil packet, „™ 2 9 5 6 11 Finland, see Russia. fFlorence, see Tuscany. France, by packet,.™-™™.™..™*...™ 1 2 1 2 6 3 ree ~ 10 3 9 , Note.—The French uniform rate has reference to those Letters only, the postage upon which is paid in the United Kingdom. If a Letter be despatched unpaid, the French charge upon delivery varies ac- cording to the distance, in con- formity with the law of France. Frankfort-on-the-Maine, see German States Gallicia, see Austria. Gallicia, via Hamburgh, see Silesia. fGambia River, Africa, (British Possess), f by private ship, ,~™™™™„™™.™. 8 1 4 2 8 German States, via Belgium, (except Ham- burg, Bremen, and Luebee),™™™™„™ 1 4 1 10 3 2 3 8 5 10 German States, via Hamburg or Holland,™™ 1 4 1 8 3 3 4 5 8 German States, via France ,™™™™™™™™ 11 1 5 2 4 2 10 4 2 f Georgetown, see Demerara. ree Gibraltar, via Southampton, ™™™™™™™_ 1 2 4 4 6 , tGray Town, „ „™ „™ 2 3 9 1 ree 6 {Greece, „™ „™ ™™™™™. . 1 4 2 3 3 7 4 6 3 1 ree Greece, via Marseilles, ™~™™™„™™„.™™ 1 3 2 1 3 4 4 2 5 10 ree {Greece, via Southampton „ U 6 3 6 d Greece, by French packet from Marseilles,™ 1 4 2 3 3 7 4 6 6 3 ree Grenada, see West Indies. Guiana, British, see Demerara. tGuadaloupe, see West Indies, Foreign. tGuatermla, see Mexico.
•ee Halifax, Nova Scotia, „™ , 1 2 4 ree {Haiti, see St. Domingo, ree Hamburg, by mail direct, „™ „, 8 14 5 8 lf ra"''''i, d Hamburg, via JJ , J , J „ J ,. J . J .J . J 11 1 5 2 4 2 10 ; 4 2 Hamburg, via Holland, ^rr mm,»„„»,„m„,„ 1 4 1 8 3 3 4! 5 8 Hamburg, via Belgium, „. „ 1 1 2 2 2 2 4 1 4 2
Hamburg, by private ship, from London or 1 Hull, „ ., , „ . _, 8 14 2 8
Hamburg, by private ship from other ports™ 6 10,2 1 d (» 1 Hanover, by packet, . .„™„™ 9 6 3 ! d Hanover, via France, 4 6 ! „™„™ . ™™ 1 4 2 3 3 7 6 3 Hanover, via Belgium, „, ™™„™„™ 1 5 2 3 5 4 6 3 tHanoverj via Holland, ™™™™™™™™™ 8 1 4 2 8 fHavanna, see Cuba. ree {Heligoland, via Hamburg, 6 1 2 Hesse, Electoral, see German States. Hesse-Darmstadt, do. Hesse-Homburg, do. Hindostan, see India, East,
C 26 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
The First Route given in this List is that by LETTER POSTAGE. which Letters are forwarded, as a matter 6 o of course ; if wished to be sent otherwise, Under Under Under Under Abov they must be addressed accordingly. i ioz. oz. f oz. 1 oz. 1 oi
s. d. Id Holland, by packet, »™„™,™™™^™„™..™ 2d fHolland, to the Frontier of France,.™..™ Id Holland, via Belgium, (closed mail), ,™, 2d fHolland, through France, ™™™.™,™™„ 11 2 4 Free Honduras, see West Indies. 3d tHong Kong, by British packet, via Mar- 1 10 4 1 Free Hong Kong, by packet, via Southampton .„ Id fHudson's Bay Territory, British North
America,. , ,™„™,™„,™.,.™. „ fHudson's Bay, via New York, ™~,™,,~. Hungary, Austria, see Austrian States. Illyria, Austria, do. 3d flndia, East, by British packet, via Mar- 1 10 4 1 Free India, East, by packet, via Southampton,.,,, Letters for Archipelago Indian, Borneo, Celebes, Molucca Islands, New Guinea, Philippine Islands, Java, Seychelles Islands, and Su- matra, Australia, Cape of Good 3 7 4 9 Hope, Bourbon, (Isle), Madagascar, Mauritius, New South AVales, New Zealand, and Van Diemen's Land, via Marseilles and India, ff Letters for Archipelago Indian,") •id < Borneo, Gfelebes, &c, &c, via > Southampton India. (. and J Id flndia, East, by private ship, ,™,™-„™ f Ionian Islands, ,™..™,,™ 1 5 3 4 Free Ionian Islands, via Southampton, ™^,™„™ Sd f Ionian Islands, by French packet,.™,., 1 3 3 4 3d flonian Islands, by British packet, via Mar- 1 8 2 3 9 Isle of France, Mauritius, ™~,™„™™„,™ 1 10 2 4 1 Isle of France, via Southampton, „™ ,™ ! 1 Isle of France, via India, see India. Italy, Southern, viz., Two Sicilies,—Mo- dena, Parma, Placentia, and Papal States— (must be sent unpaid.) •fltaly, Southern, via Belgium or Holland,,, 15 2 5 3 5 Italy, Northern, see Austria, Free fJaemel, see West Indies, foreign. Free Jamaica, (except Kingston, which see),...,.,
2d fjava, Archipelago, . . ,™, 2 2 3 4 9
Java, via India, Southampton,,™. , 1 via Holland, Id fJava, „™,™, ,™, ; 1 Fre2 Kingston, Jamaica,,™,,™.,™,.™,,™,,™,,™ # 1 La Guayra, see Venezuela. La Plata, see Brazil. Leeward Islands, see West Indies, British. REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 27
LETTER POSTAGE. The First Route given in this List is that by which Letters are forwarded, as a matter of course ; if wished to be sent otherwise, Under Under Under Under they be addressed must accordingly. 5 oz. i oz. oz. 1 oz.
s. d. s. d. s. d. Levant, see Turkey in Europe. fLima, see Peru. Lippe Detmold, see German States. f Lisbon, Portugal,™™ ™™™„.™.™.™™ 1 9 3 6 f Lisbon, do. through France, „ 10 1 3 2 1 2 6 Lombardy, Venetian, see Austria. Lubeck, free city of Germany, via Hamburg, 9 1 6
Lubeck, via Belgium, (closed mail), , , 1 2 1 4 2 6 2 8 Lubeck, via Holland, ™™™™™™™™ ™ 1 4 1 8 3 3 4 Lublin, see Southern Poland. Lucca, see Tuscany. •(•Madagascar, Africa, by private ship,™™™™ 8 1 4 Madagascar, do. see India, East. •(Madeira, by West Indian or Brazil mail,™ 1 10 3 8 f Madeira, by private ship, ™™ ™™ 8 1 4 (•Madeira, via Lisbon or Portugal,™™™,,.™™ 1 9 3 6 Madras, see India, East. f Madrid, Spain, through France, ™„™™™™ 10 1 3 2 1 [•Madrid, do. via Southampton, ™™™™„, 2 2 10 1 3 2 1 Malta, by British packet, via Marseilles, 1 3 1 8 2 11 Malta, do. via Southampton, 1 Malta, by French packet, via Marseilles,™™ 1 1 1 9 2 10 tMartinique, see West Indies, Foreign. Mauritius, see Isle of France. Mediterranean, see Malta. (All letters addressed Mediterranean only are for- warded to Malta ) f Mecklenburg- Strelitz,™™ ™™™™™„ 6
Mecklenburg- Schwerin,™ , , 10 Mecklenburg- Strelitz, ~\ via Belgium, C 1 3 1 8 and > Prussia or Holl-; via Mecklenburg-Schwerin,_) France, (^
Moldavia, Moldavia, via France, Moldavia, via Hamburg, Molucca Islands, see Archipelago, Indian. Montreal, Canada, see British North America Monte Video. 5 4 Montserrat, see West Indies, British Moravia, see Austria Morocco, see Africa. Munich, see Bavaria Naples, Sicily, see Italy, Southern. Nassau, see German States. Nassau, New Providence, see Bahamas Nevis, see West Indies, British Newfoundland New Brunswick, 28 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
6, a, a The First Route given in this List is that by LETTER POSTAGE. caa «bo which Letters are forwarded, as a matter of course ; if wished to be sent otherwise, Under Under Under Under Ahnm S o ': 01 CL they must be addressed accordingly. 3Z. | OZ. 5 f DZ. 1 OZ. 1 OZ J_ z
s. d. s. d. s. ~d. s. H7 S. (1
Free Granada, South America, including Id fNew | Carthagena and Bogota, ™~,„~„„™„™ 1 2 4 C Free fNew South Wales, by Sidney packet,,. 1 12 4 packet, Id •(•New South Wales, by private „ 8 1 4 2 8 flf New South Wales, via India, see India, East New Zealand, see New South Wales. Norfolk Island, see New South Wales. Norway, „™ ™„ 1 5 2 10 5 8 Norway, via Holland or Belgium, ,™.. 1 10 2 8 4 6 5 4 8 2 2d Norway, via France,,™..™..™.-™. ™~ 1 4 2 3 3 7 4 6 6 3
Free Nova Scotia, , ™..™. ~ . 1 2 4 Id Nova Scotia, via United States, (closed mail) 1 2 2 4 4 8 Nubia, see Africa. 1]
Free Oldenburg, Denmark, „ ™™.„ . 9 1 6 3 l! Oldenburg, do. via Belgium or Holland. 1 3 1 8 2 11 3 4 5 5 a
Oldenburg, via France,,™.,™... , , 1 4 2 3 3 7 4 6 6 3 n Oregon, ™™™™. „ 2 4 4 8 9 4 2d Oregon, via United States, (closed mail),„,„ 12J 2 5 4 10 Free •("Panama, South America, via Southampton 1 2 4
Papal States, must be sent unpaid. i:
lj-d Papal States, via Belgium or Holland,™ „ 1 5 2 3 5 4 6 3 id
Ud Papal States, via Hamburg,.™. „ . 1 4 1 8 3 3 4 5 8 if
2d Papal States, by French packet, via Mar- !d seilles, „™. „™. ™ 1 4 2 3 3 7 4 6 6 3 Paris, see France. Free I ¥ fParama, via Belgium or Holland, „™„„ 1 5 2 3 5 4 6 3 Pekin, see China. Penang, Prince of Wales Island, see India, East. Persia, see Alexandria. Free fPeru, South America,™-.,. ~. 2 4 8 tPlacentia, see Italy, Southern. Poland, via Belgium, (except Cracow, which
see),™™™.™™ ., . ™~„™ 1 7 2 1 3 8 4 2 6 1C i;,
Poland, via Hamburg or Holland, ,™.™„ 1 7 1 11 3 6 3 10 6 S J! 1 2d Poland, via France, ™. „ 4 2 3 2 7 4 6 6 S Ijd Porto-Rico, see West Indies, Foreign. fPort-Philip, „™ ™ 8 1 4
2d {Portugal, , . „,™ 1 9 3 6 M Portugal, via France, 10 2d f ,™»™™™... ™™™. 1 3 2 1 2 6 3 J Id 2 Prince Edward's Island, , „™, , 1 4 ( F;,
Id Prince Edward's Island, via United States, '.'!
(closed mail), . . ,„ „, . . 1 2 2 4 4 i
Prussia, via Belgium,™..., , , 1 1 2 2 2 2 4 4 5
Prussia, via Holland or Hamburgh, 1 o| 2 4 ( via Prussia, France, ™„ ™™™.„™ „™. 11 1 5 2 4 2 10 4 : 'J
Rio Janeiro, see Brazil. I'll f | l^d Reuss, ™™„™,™.,™.,™..™.™ .„ .™ I 4 1 10 3 2 3 8 5 l|
Reuss, via France,.. . . 11 2d ™~ .™„ 1 5 2 4 2 10 4 I Russia, via Belgium,™..™..™., ™^! 1 7 2 13 8 4 2 6 llj
Russia, via Holland or Hamburg, ™™™™™J 1 7 1 11 3 6 3 10 G 1
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REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 29
u CD . POSTAGE. The First Route given in this List is that by LETTER which Letters are forwarded, as a matter % o of course ; if wished to be sent otherwise, Under Under Under Undei Above 0) a. they must be addressed accordingly. 5 oz. 3 oz. f oz. 1 oz. 1 oz.
s. d. S. s. d. s. d. t. d. \
2d Russia, Southern, via France, „„—™™ 1 4 2 3 2 7 4 6 | 6 3 St. Christopher, see West Indies, British. St. Croix, see West Indies, Foreign. Free St. Domingo, Hayti, do. do.
St. Helena, (Island), by packet, ™™™„~™ I 2 4 St. Iago de Cuba, see Cuba. St. Kitts, see West Indies, British. St. Lueia, see West Indies, British fSt. Martins, see West Indies, Foreign. St. Petersburg, see Russia. f St. Thomas, see West Indies, Foreign. St. Vincent's, see West Indies, British.
1-ftd Salaniea, via Holland or Belgium,™™™™™™ 2 3 3 8 5 11 7 4 10 5 l|d Salanica, via Hamburg,™™™™™™™™™™™™ 2 2 3 6 5 6 6 8 9 10 2d Salaniea, via France, ™™„™™™™™™™,„™™™ 1 10 3 3 5 1 6 6 8 9 Id f Sandwich Islands, by private ship. 8 i 4 2 8 fSanta Martha, South America, see New Granada. Sandomier, see Poland, Southern.
l£d Sardinia, „™ , „™ 1 1 1 9 2 10 3 6 5 i 2d fSardinia, via Hamburg,™™ . .™™™™™™ 1 4 1 8 3 3 4 5 8 lid fSardinia, via Belgium or Holland,. 1 5 2 3 5 4 (i 6 3 2d fSardinia, by French packet, via Marseilles, 1 3 2 1 3 4 4 2 5 10 Saxe Altenburg, see German States. Saxe Coburg and Gotha, do. Saxe Meiningen, do, Saxe Weimar, do. Saxony, via Belgium, ™™™™™™™™™ 1 3 1 8 2 11 3 4 5 5 Saxony via Holland or Hamburg,™™*™,™. 1 3 1 6 2 9 3 5 3 Saxony, via France, .™™ ~™™™™ 1 4 o 3 3 7 4 6 6 3 i Schaumberg Lippe, see German States. Schwartzburgh, Rudolstatz, see do.
Schwartzburg, Sonderhausen, do. I ljd Scutari, Asia, , „. ™„ , ™™™„™ 2 3 3 8 5 11 7 4 10 5 2d Scutari, by French packet,™ ™ 1 3 1 8 2 11 3 4 5 5 Scutari, via France, „™„ „™„™™™™™™ 1 10 3 3 5 1 6 6 8 9 f|4 Seychelles Islands, see India, East. Siberia, see Russia,,.*™... ™™™™™ Sicilies, (Two), see Italy, Southern.
« f Sierra Leone, Africa, „™,™„. . . „™ 1 2 4
tree Silesia, , „™ . . 1 8 2 11 4 7 5 10 7 11 2d Silesia and Galicia, Austria, via Hamburg,™ 1 3 1 6 2 9 3 5 3 Smyrna, see Turkey in Asia. South Australia, see Australia. Southern Italy, see Italy, Southern. id f Spain, via France, ™™ „™™. 10 1 3 2i; a 8 3 9 Free Spain, via Southampton, (Cadiz, Coruuna, 1 and Vigo, always sent this route, unless i addressed via France,™,™ ™™™„™„™ 2 2 4 4 8 8 I
Stockholm, see Sweden. 1 Stuttgard, Wurtemburg. 1 c 2 30 REVENUE DEPARTME NT
ag The First Route given in this List is that by LETTER POSTAGE. '- & rt which Letters are forwarded, as a matter of course ; if wished to be sent otherwise, ff o Under Under Under Under Ahnvi it (DfC they must be addressed accordingly. oz. JZ. 1 oz. 1 ^ f oz. oz. I
s. d. S. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
Styria, see Austria. :, Sumatra, see Archipelago, Indian.
2d •{Surinam, , ,™.„„„ , ^^*~»^r~.~*~ 1 5 2 10 5 8 Swan River, see Australia. tSweden, „™<™, „™„™ 1 3 2 6 5
2d Sweden, via France, , „, „„~™ 1 4 2 3 3 7 4 C 6 3 Eli Sweden, via Holland or Belgium, „. 1 10 2 8 4 6 5 4 8 2 2d Switzerland, via France, „™.«.,™.„™ ™ 11 1 5 2 4 2 10 4 2 Free Switzerland, via Belgium, .™„~,.«™„vww™~ 1 9 3 1 4 10 6 * 8 4 M Sydney, see New South Wales. En Syria, 3d f by British packet, via Marseilles, 1 8 2 1 3 9 4 2 7 1 2d •(•Syria, via Southampton, „™ ,„, 1 G 3 6 Id 2d fSyria, by French packet, via Marseilles,,,.*. 1 3 2 1 3 4 4 2 5 10 !d Texas, see United States. Free Tobago, see West Indies, British. Transylvania, see Austria. id Free Trinidad, see West Indies, British. Id Tripoli, see Africa. Turin, Sardinia, see Sardinia. 2d f Tunis, Africa, via Marseilles, by French packet, „™„™„™ _, m „ 1 3 2 1 3 4 5 10 2cl {Turkey in Europe, via France, (except Belgrade, which see,),,™. , „™,„™ 1 5 2 3 3 5 4 6 3
2d Turkey in Europe, by French packet, via jo-
Marseilles, „™, ~™.™»,»„..» m™,™i 1 3 2 1 3 4 4 2 5 10 wl 2d Turkey in Europe, via France,™ „„™ 1 10 3 3 5 1 6 6 8 9. B, •(•Turkey in Europe, via H* Hamburgh, ™ 1 4 1 8 3 3 4 5 8 til 3d Turkey in Asia, (except Scutari, which ! see), by British packet, via Marseilles.™ I 8 2 1 3 9 4 2 7 1 2d Turkey in Asia, by French packet, via f IE Marseilles, „ ,™.„»~.™.„*„ 1 3 2 1 3 4 4 2 5 10 Free Turks' Island, see West Indies, British. Tuscany, ,™ ~,™~™. __ 1 4 2 3 3 7 4 6 6 3 Tuscany, via. Marseilles, by French packet,™ 1 9 3 1 4 10 5 2 8 4 Tyrol, see Austria. Two Sicilies, (Naples and Sicily), see Italy, .1
Southern. j United Id States, America, by packet, via .'. * Liverpool, „ . ™~~.,™-,,™»„«. 1 2 4 1
Id {United States, do., by private ship or J steamer,™.,, ,„„ JJ,^„ JJ,.^, JJJJJ„„,., 8 1 4 2 S I
Valparaiso, see Chili. E
Van Diemen's Land, see Australia. B Venetian Lombardy, see Austria. 11 Free Venezuela, by packet,™™.™,™™. __™._ I 2 4 B
Vera Cruz, see Mexico. E
Vienna, see Austria. C
fVigo ™™ 2 2 4 4 8 8 f Free Virgin Islands, see West Indies, British. C 2d +Wallacbia,™™,™™,™. .™~. „.„ 1 5 2 2 7 3 5 4 c 3d Wallachia, via Marseilles, by French packet, 1 3 2 1 3 4 3 8 5 10 ! c
__ REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 31
u The First Route given in this List is that by LETTER POSTAGE. which Letters are forwarded, as a matter i &i of course ; if wished to be sent otherwise, Under Under Under Under Above !, they must be addressed accordingly. ^ j oz. 3 oz. 5 JZ. 1 oz. 1 oz.
4 s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 2d Wallachia, via France, „™,~~,~~ ,~~ 1 10 3 3 5 1 6 6 8 9 Warsaw, see Poland. s Washington, United States, America.
y- Western Coast of America, consisting-* i) \ of Bolivia, Chili, Ecuador, and Peru, /
; Free J via Panama. > 2 4 8 2 / Note.—Newspapers to Chili, 4d., which V 2 L must be paid in advance. J 4 2d f Western Coast of America, by private ship 8 I 4 2 8 Free West Indies, British, by packet, (Jamaica 1 and Berbice excepted, which see),~~„™ 1 2 4 ) Id f West Indies, British, by private ship,„™„ 8 1 4 2 8 ] 2d fWest Indies, Foreign, by packet,~™.—,„™ 1 5 2 10 5 8 Note. —Newspapers to Hayti and Jaemel free. 2d f West Indies, Foreign, by private ship,,*.,™. 8 1 4 2 8 2d Wurtemburg, via France, .„. ,, 11 1 5 2 4 2 10 4 2
Wurtemburg, via Belgium,—. —. ™„™ 1 6 2 2 3 8 4 4 6 8 Wurtemburg, via Holland and Hamburg.„„ 1 6 2 3 6 4 6 6
A TABLE
; Showing the distances from London of the most important commercial cities in the chief positions globe, it world, and some of the geographical on the on the usual routes by
9 sea, in nautic or geographic miles, with the bearings from London of those places, and
8 the latitude and longitude from the meridian of Greenwich. Note. —The distances in English statute miles are obtained by adding- 3 to every 1 80, or 15 to every 100 nautic miles. The mean length of a degree of the meridian in England is rather more, but the general mean is rather less, than 69 statute miles.
Bearings & Distances LONDON TO Latitude. Longitude. 3 from London,
4
Miles. Bearings. Deg . Min. Deg . Min.
ALEXANDRIA „™™.Egypt . 3,232 S.E. 31 11 N. 30 10 E. • ALGIERS „™. Africa „„„™ 1,810, S. by E. 36 40 N. 3 28 E. AMSTERDAM Holland „~ 210 E. by N. 52 23 N. 4 53 E. ARCHANGEL„™„,™Russia „™™- 2.230 N.E. by E. 64 31 N. 40 47 E. ASCENSION „™ „™„.„~ ~~ 4,162' S.S.W. S 8 S. 14 28 W.
8 BARBADOES „™ West Indies .„„. 3,780 S.W. by W. 13 10 N. 58 38 W, BATAVIA „™„™„.„„Java „.. „„ 11,800 S.E. by E. 6 12 S. 106 54 E.
BENCOOLEN Sumatra . . 11,630: S.E. by E. 3 50 S. 102 16 E.
BOMBAY .„™,™India „™„™. „™ 11,32() E.S.E. 18 56 N. 72 57 E.
BOSTON™ „™,™United States„„™„ 3,12, > W. by S. 42 20 N. 71 41 W.
BUENOS AYRES South America 6,68 i S W. by S. 34 35 S. 58 30 W.
CADIZ „™„™Spain „„„„, 1,32 i S. by W. 36 32 N. 6 18 W.
8 CALCUTTA „~.„„„„India .„ 12,16 ) E.S.E. 22 23 N. 88 28 E.
CANTON .„™„™,™China„™ „„„. 13,65 ) E.S.E. 23 7 N. 113 18 E.
CAPE TOWN Cape of Good Hope„ 6,58 ) S. by E. 33 55 S. 18 21 E.
:. CAPE HORN ,™ South America 7,85 ) S.S.W. 55 56 S. 67 20 W.
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32 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
Bearings ft: Distances TO Latitude. , Longitude. LONDON from London.
Miles. Bearings. Deg . Min. Deg Min. CHARLESTON -United States™ „ 4,315 W.S.W. 32 48 Nv 80 22 W, COLUMBO ST „Ceylon„™„™, „„ 11,070 S.E. byE. 7 4 N. 79 50 E. CONSTANTINOPLE „Turkey ™~ 3,264 S.E. by E. 41 1 N.| 28 53 E,
COPENHAGEN, . -.Denmark „„„,„„. ~~ 745 N.E. by E. 55 41 N. 12 34 E, 1 4,140 DEMERARA ~South America ™»™ S.W. | 6 30 S.| 57 52 W, FUNCHAL .„Madeira ~~.„~.„~~ 1.552 S.W. by S. 32 38 N.: 16 56 W,
GIBRALTAR ..Spain™. . ™„, 1,380 S. by W. !36 6 N.| 5 19W. HALIFAX „Nova Scotia „. 2,750 W. by S. 44 44N.| 63 26 W. HAVANNA ™ „I. Cuba 4,610 W.S.W. 23 12 N. 82 14 W, KINGSTON „Jamaica ™-.™~„™.», 4,566 W.S.W. 18 9 N. 76 43 W LIMA ™,„~,„™.~„South America ™™„ 10,730 S.W. 12 2 S.I 76 58 W LISBON™, .„..Portugal ™„ h.„ 1,098 S.S.W. 38 42 N.| 9 8W
i MADRAS „India „. ™ 11,585 S.E. by E. 13 4 N.; 80 17 E MADRID ™.„™™.,„„Spain 705 S. by W. 140 25 N.i 3 33 W
1 MALTA „ , 2,412 S.E. by S. 35 54 N. 14 31 E. MANILLA „Philip. Islands „ 13,420 E.S.E. 14 36 N. 121 - E. MAURITIUS „E Madagascar ™™„ 8,910 S.E. by S. 20 27 S. 51 16 E. MEXICO „North America ,. 5,540 S.W. by W.19 26 N. 40 15 W.
MOSCOW , ..Russia „, ™„ 1,800 E. by N. '55 45 N. 37 52 E. NAPLES ..Italy ™„ „ 2,372 S E. 40 50 N. 14 14 E. NEW YORK ..United States „™.... 3,375 W. by S. !40 42 N. 74 8 W. NEW ZEALAND „( West Bay) 13,990 S.E. by E. 45 40 S. 166 30 E. PEKIN „China„. ™™™™.„, 15,080 E. by S. J39 54 N. 116 27 E. PORT JACKSON m„New South Wales™,.. 13,040 S.E. byE. 33 48 S. 151 C E. QUEBEC „ ..Canada „„ 3,020 W. by S. 46 48 N. 71 10W. RIO DE JANEIRO™..South America ™~„, 5,400 S.S.W. 22 54 S. 43 15W. SINGAPORE , „Isld. Mala. Pen.„™. 12,381 S.E. by E. 1 10 N. 103 15 E.
ST. HELENA,.™.™, . ,™. . 4,862 S. 49 S. by W. 5 15 55 W. ;
! ST. JAGO -. „Cape de Verd Islands 2,676 S.S.W. 15 28 N. 23 54 W.
ST. JOHN'S^ ..Newfoundland ™».„, 2,234 W. by S. ! 47 32 N. 52 21 W. ST. MICHAEL'S ™....Azores ..™„„.,™.„„ 1,520 S.W. by W. 37 40 N. 25 45 W. ST. PETERSBURG™ ..Russia ™~™^..„, 1,380 E.N.E. 59 56 N. 30 45 E.
STOCKHOLM ™ ..Sweden™™ , 1,005 N.E. byE. 59 20 N. 18 3 E
SWAN RIVER . ~New South Wales 11,650 S.E. 31 28 S. 116 54 E.
TENERIFFE ™,„™. .™™™ „.„ . 1,792 S.S.W. 28 5 N. 17 20 W.
VENICE ..Italy ™ , 2,368 S.E. by S. 45 20 N. 12 21 E. VIENNA ™Austria ™.„ 896 S E. by S. J48 13 N. 16 16 E. WASHINGTON „United States „ 3,770 W. by S. 38 58 N. 77 2 W.
1 INL AND REVENUE.
(STAMPS AND TAXES.)
William Brown, Advocates' Buildings, Distributor of Stamps, Collector of Land (Cess) and Assessed Taxes, and of Property and Income Tax, for Aberdeen and
Kincardineshires . James Grant, Clerk.
James M'Aulay, 154, Crown Street, Inspector of Iniand Revenue for Aberdeen, Banff, Elgin, Nairn, and Kincardine (North).
John H. Banks, Surveyor of Inland Revenue, 1st District of Aberdeenshire, which includes the City. Office—61, St. Nicholas Street.
John Fimister, 2, Langstane Place, Surveyor of Inland Revenue for the Second or Huntly District of Aberdeenshire.. REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 33
George F. Leith, Knock, Mintlaw, Surveyor of Inland Revenue for the Third or Peterhead District. James L. Bain, Montrose, Surveyor of Inland Revenue for the South District of Kincardineshire.
INLAND REVENUE. (i/ATE EXCISE.)
Office— 116, King Street.
John Anderson, Collector. J. M'Kenzie Hunter, Clerk. First District—James Gowans, Supervisor. Stephen Youden, John Tulloch, Wil- liam Gallier, Thomas Barrett, James Barber, and Thomas Mathison, Officers. Second District—John Boyd, Supervisor. Ebenezer Hay, Thomas Charles Souter, Robert Hall, Robert Lyall, Denis M'Cullough, and Marshall Kirkland Hen- derson, Officers. Third District—Joseph Blair, Supervisor. William Wight, Andrew M'Callum, Thomas Peacock, William Rose, and John Broomhead, Officers.
Permit Office— 112, King Street.
CUSTOMS.
William Sawyers, Collector, and Collector and Receiver of Light Duties. Daniel Bloom Preston, Comptroller and Landing Surveyor.
Alexander Lyell, \st Clerk ; W. G. Maclean, 2d Clerk ; Alexander Macfarlane, 3d Clerk.
David Bremner, Searc/wr, Land and Coast Waiter, 1st Class ; William Sisson, 2d Class. James M'Callum, Tide Surveyor. James Imray and William Gillon, Lockers. James Collie, John M'Intosh, George Johnstone, and Alexander Taylor, Tide- waiters, 1st Class.
John Brown, J. Roy, J. Duncan, G. Ramsay, and J. Gourley, Tidewaiters, 2d Class. J. M'Carthy, William M'Callum, Andrew Forbes, and Thomas Smith, Boatmen. Q. G. Davidson, Housekeeper and Messenget. Alexander R. Dyer, William Whitecross, and Charles Burgess, Custom House sigents and Brokers. 34 MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.
SEC. II.-MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.
MAGISTRATES OF ABERDEEN.
Lord Provost— GEORGE HENRY, Merchant
BAILLIES.
George Watson, Leather Merchant James Sim, Druggist Alexander Henderson, Advocate William Ross, Advocate
OFFICE-BEARERS.
George Inglis, Merchant, ~~...„..,„~„~» .Dean of Guild George Elmsly, Coach Manufacturer,,. . Treasurer Ales. Nicol, Shipowner,™™™™,™*.,™... .Master oj Shore Works John Christie, Physician,,™, ,™ ^.Master of Kirk and Bridge Works John Leslie, Manufacturer,™ .Master of Mortifications Hospital Lewis Smith, Bookseller,. .. .Master of Guild Brethren's
COUNCILLORS.
James Berry, Watchmaker William Henderson, Builder Andrew Anderson, Painter James Laiug, Ironmonger George Thompson, Jun., Shipowner William Gordon, Sharebroker Robert Ledingham, Advocate David Macallan, late Upholsterer
James Simpson, Advocate,.,™. ~™ .„ .Legal Assessor John Angus, Advocate, ,™™™™«. .„ Town- Clerk
David Keith, Advocate, ,™. ,„ . Town -clerk-depute
Alexander Fraser, Advocate, „™„ ,„ , Chamberlain A. and J. Cadenhead, Advocates, .„ Procurators-fiscal
John Smith, Architect,,,™ .. Superintendent of Works
John Blaikie,~™ , „™ Inspector of Weights Alexander Mellis, ™~„ .™~ Inspector of Measures
THE GUILDRY.
George Inglis, Merchant, Dean of Guild
ASSESSORS.
George B. Bothwell, Manufacturer David Pirie, Merchant James Forbes, Merchant John Roy, Seedsman James Black, Merchant James Clark, Bookseller Arthur Thomson, Banker William Fraser, Merchant Alex. Littlejohn, Merchant John Webster, Advocate James Williamson, Merchant Alex. B. Whyte, Merchant
Alexander Fraser, Advocate, — Clerks Alexander Mellis,— Officer —
MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS. 35
INCORPORATED TRADES.
Rev. S. Mackintosh, D.D., Minister of East Parish, Patron Robert Watson, Wright, Convener
John Fraser, Shoemaker, ,™. „„Ma$ter of Hospital Hugh Sutherland, Glazier, late Convener
BOXMASTERS.
Hammermen,™. John M'Hardy„ ..Alex. Stephen Bakers ,™..™. Francis Muil .James M'Kenzie Wrights and Coopers„Charles Gray.™ .Wm, Smith Tailors J. Fyfe .Alex. Robb Shoemakers ,™»™~,™.A]ex. Scott „ .Alex. Brown Weavers ™ Herod Laing„ .James Wilson Fleshers ,™., .Robert Sangster, Jun ..Joseph Butler
James Berry, Watchmaker, ™ Factor of the Trades' Widows' Fund
James Topp, late Baker ,. Treasurerfor the Widows' Supplementary Fund Alex. Robb, Tailor,., ™ „ Treasurer of the Trades' School Thomas Roger, A.M..™. ^Teacher of Trades' School John Gordon,™.™ ^.Assistant do. Marianus Massie, and ~\ Alexander Henderson, > ™. „ Conjunct Clerks and Assessors advocates, J Alexander Irvine, ,™.. ^Convener's Officer
POLICE ESTABLISHMENT.
COMMISSIONERS.
The Provost, Dean of Guild, Treasurer of the City, and Convener of the Trades
ex officiis. Ward First .David M'Hardy™,. „John Duncan Second „ .W. Matthews, jun. .John Sherar Third ~W. Chalmers,,..,™ „G. Stirling Fourths ..Charles Calder„ ..A. Anderson Fifth .John Rose ™.™ ..William Bisset Sixth ™. .Dr. Matthew ,™. .R. Eddie
Seven th , .Robert Ness .James Topp Eighth „ ..William Buyers ..John Smith Ninth ^Sheriff Watson™ ..William Gordon
William Duncan ,™.™~. Treasurer and Collector of Police John Milne,™. ™ . Clerk of Police # Superintendent of Powder Magazine Duncan Collie ") .Cleiks W. R. Drysdale J John Cruiekshank™. . Inspector of Police and Superintendent of Water Works James Minty,™. .Assistant Inspector of Police Geo. Alexander...... Keeper of Steam Engine Water Works Thomas Sutherland,, . Messenger
Robert Barclay .... .Superintendent of Dap and Wight Polioe John Watson,™.,™.. .Day Sergeant John Mellis „™», .Night Sergeant —
36 MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.
William Gilbert Criminal Officer Dr. Ogston „ .„™„.„ Medical attendant Jas. Simpson, Advocate,™».Lau; Jgent Lamplighters—Fourteen Men Scavengers—Fifty-four Men The Night Watch consists of Fifty-two Men — The Day Patrol of Twelve Men
ASSESSMENTS.
General Purposes— under £7 of Rent, Is. 3d. per £1 Do. do. at and above £7 of rent, Is. 6d. per £1. Water Dwelling-houses, 9d. per £1. All other premises, 4d. per £1. Premises under £3 are exempted. Sixpence per Pound additional is charged for water introduced to houses above £10 of rent. Threepence per Pound of rental is charged for water introduced into shops. Rents below £10 are charged 5s. The Assessments fall due on the 1st of November.
HAEBOUR.
Commissioners under the Act, 6 and 7 Victoria, cap. 72. " For improving and maintaining the Harbour of Aberdeen," passed 12th July, 1843 :
The Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council of the City of Aberdeen, Com-
missioners ex officiis, together with nine Burgesses of Guild Commissioners, and three Incorporated Trades' Commissioners.
HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS.
The Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council.
BURGESSES OF GUILD.
George Leslie Benjamin Moir Robert Catto, jun. William Duthie James Home John Jamieson Robert Mitchell Alexander Anderson William Hogarth
INCORPORATE!) TRADES.
David M'Hardy Charles Playfair, Gunmaker Alexander Cooper, Saddler John Angus, „~.„,„~-~ Secretary and Clerk. Alexander Reid,. .„„» Collector and Treasurer. James Abernethy, „ Superintendent and Engineer.
SHORE AND HARBOUR DUES DEPARTMENT.
Alexander Reid, Collector.
Peter Riddel, James Nicol, William Adamson, and John M'Lean, Clerks and Swo?n Bulkers. ,
LEGAL DEPARTMENT 37
SECTION III.—LEGAL DEPARTMENT.
COURTS OF LAW.
CIRCUIT COURT OF JUSTICIARY.
The Circuit Court of Justiciary, for the counties of Aberdeen, Banff, and Kincardine, meets at Aberdeen twice a year, in the months of April and Sep- tember, for the trial of criminal cases, by one or two of the Lords. Appeals in certain civil cases from the inferior courts are also heard by this Court.
SHERIFF COURT.
Archibald Davidson, Advocate,avocate, , . Sheriff. William Watson, W.S., William Gordon, Advocate,late, f , Sher iffs-sulstitute. John Dunn, do , John Angus, do.,I $ James Skelton, W.S., „™, . Sheriff-substitute at Peterhead.
Nathaniel Farquhar, Advocate,™ „ Sher iff- clerk. John Dunn, Advocate, } ' „ Clerks-depute. John G. Leslie, J Robert Maitland, „„.„™ .„ .Clerk -depute at Peterhead.
William Simpson, Advocate, . Procurator-fiscal. Alex. Henderson, Advocate, 1 ' . Assistants. Alex. Simpson, Jun., f
William Gordon, Advocate, . . Auditor.
Robert Shaw, „ . , .Bar Officer.
The Court days are Wednesdays and Fridays, at 10 o'clock, a.m., during the Sessions, which extend from the first Court day (Wednesday or Friday) after 15th May, to the last Court day in July, and from the first after 15th October, to 4th April inclusive ; and, at Peterhead, Thursday, at 11 o'clock, a.m.
COMMISSARY COURT.
Archibald Davidson, ~ Commissary. William Watson, William Gordon Commissaries-depute. and John Dunn, -Y Alexander Gordon, Advocate, * Commissary -clerk Cliarles Warrack and D. H. Kennedy, .Commissary-clerks-depute.
William Simpson, „*~„ww™™~~.„*~ , Procurator-fiscal.
SHERIFF SMALL-DEBT AND CIRCUIT COURT.
The ordinary Small-debt Court at Aberdeen is held on Thursday, at 10 o'clock, a.m., weekly, during sessions of the Court, and once or twice during vacation. John G. Leslie,,™- „~v Clerk-depute. D 38 LEGAL DEPARTMENT.
The Circuit Small-debt Courts are held at Tarland, Inverury, Huntly. Turriff, Old Deer, and Fraserburgh, once every three months.
John Skene, Tarland. James Nicol, Turriff. William Taylor, Inverury. David Cruden, Old Deer. William Murdoch, Huntly. John Lockhart, Fraserburgh. are the persons who respectively issue summonses, &c, to be brought in these
Courts ; and John G. Leslie, Aberdeen, is the Clerk who officiates at these Courts.
BURGH OR BAILLIE COURT.
George Henry, Provost.
Baillie James Sim. Baillie William Ross.
„ Alexander Henderson. ,, George Watson.
James Simpson, Legal Assessor ; A. & J. Cadenhead, Procurators-fiscal.
Town- clerk, Clerk; Town Serjeants, Officers of Court.
The Court day is Saturday, at Eleven o'clock, a.m., during the same Sessions as the Sheriff Court.
JUSTICE Or PEACE COURT.
The Quarter-sessions are held on the first Tuesdays of the months of March, May, August, and last Tuesday of October. Special Sessions are occasionally held.
Francis Gordon, Clerk ; John G. Leslie," Clerk-depute.
John D. Milne, Procurator-fiscal.
JUSTICE OF PEACE SMALL-DEBT COURT.
The Aberdeen District Court sits every fortnight, on Monday, at Eleven o'clock, a.m. for the trial of small-debt causes under £5, by 6 Geo. IV., c. 48.
Any two Justices of Peace, Judges ;
Francis Gordon, Clerk ; John G. Leslie, Clerk-depute.
POLICE COURT.
The Sitting- Magistrate, Judge.
A. & J. Cadenhead, Procurators-fiscal ; Town-clerk-depute, Clerk.
aa~ All the Courts, except the Baillie and Police Courts, meet in the New Court-house, Castle Street. The Sheriff, Commissary, Justice of Peace, and Small-debt Clerk's Offices, are in the Record Hall, 27, King Street. Hours of attendance—from Nine o'clock, a.m., to Four, p.m. LEGAL DEPARTMENT. 39
SOCIETY OF ADVOCATES.
President, James Murray. Treasurer, Alexander Stronach. 1789 1819 1831 Peter Farquharson n *John Smith Francis Clerihew Andrew Murray n 1794 1820 F. J. Cochran A. Webster n William Robison James B. M'Combie n James Nicol n Patrick Davidson n 1796 George Johnston n William Irvine Francis Gordon n James Geddes Thomas Burnett n 1821 John Flemings *John Webster Alexander Pittendrich 1802 Alexander Chivas n Thomas Sangster n James Edmond n 1832 Marianus 1807 1822 Massie Henry Lumsden n John Angus n Charles Thomson * Charles Winchester n William Forbes 1823 *John Clark n 1808 *James Russel n John Duthie Alexander Fraser 1833 William Gray Thomas Primrose 1809 L. M'Kinnon, sen. Alex. Cadenhead n 1824 1834 Robert Dyce 1810 John Duncan n John Yeats Alexander Allan n Thomas L. Bremner 1825 Thomas Ewen 1812 *William Gordon Alexander Torrie *Charles Chalmers n Clements Lumsden n Lambert Barron Alexander Copland *Newell Burnett n Robert Stephen 1813 *Alexander Jopp n 1835 Thomas Reid n William Garrow John Humphrey *William Simpson n 1826 George Grant 1814 William Ross n David Reith George Kainnie W. Adam, jun. 'Alexander Gordon n 1827 *John D. Milne n Alex. Anderson n 1836 Robert Shand n fGeorge Grub 1816 R. Ledingham n William Yeats n Pat. Bannerman John Stuart n James Ferguson n 1828 *John Blaikie n James Ross Alexander Daniel John Cadenhead *James Brebner 1837 *)James Simpson tDavid Mitchell 1829 George Wilson C. G. Grainger *Nath. Farquhar D. R. Morice n 1817 Alexander Macdonald Skinner n f Alexander Gibbon William 1838 "James Murray n Francis Edmond n Alexander Henderson James M'Hardy n William Smith n 1830 1839 Alexander Harvey Duncan Forbes n 1818 David Keith n John Dunn "Win. Adam, sen, n Colin A. Philip James Williamson John L. Shirrefs John Paterson tRobert Smith n "fAlexander Stronaeh n J. Anderson n Alexander Davidson 40 LEGAL DEPARTMENT.
Alexander Ross JfL. M'Kinnon, jun. n Lewis Chalmers tJohn Whyte 1843 1848 J.Tohn Watt Alex. Simpson, sen. 1840 J. A. Miller n *Alex. Simpson, jun. William Hunter R. S. Farquhar Alexander Flockhart George Cadenhead "William Duthie 1844 Anthony A. Blaikie John Ligertwood George Allan Thomas Ruxton tAlexander Abel *John D. Milne, jun. 1849 William Speid 1841 t John Ferguson Alexander Duthie n 1845 t Alexander Meston John Allan James Bryce D. G. Cattanach A. J. Cameron 1846 James Collie 1851 John Coutts George Walker t John Barron Norval Clyne William F. Ogg f James Paull John Davidson tRobert Adam 1847 1842 Patrick Cooper n % James Garden William Leslie Reid
George Grub, Lecturer on Scots Law and Conveyancing, and Librarian.
John Clark, Factor and Cashier ; William Gregory, Officer.
* Committee of Funds, &-c. t Examinators. J Agents for the Poor. n Notaries Public.
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Thomas & Newell Burnett, Advocates, Joint Clerks to the Commissioners of Supply, Clerks of General Meetings of Trustees under the Turnpike and Commutation Acts, and General Clerks of Lieutenancy. C. Lumsden, Advocate, Collector of County Assessments, and Commissioner of the High Court of Chancery, Ireland. James Simpson, Advocate, Collector of Town Assessments. John Blaikie, Advocate, Collector of Bishop Rents. Newell Burnett, Advocate, Keeper of Register of Sasines for Aberdeen and Kincardine shires. John Angus, Town Clerk, and Keeper of the Register of Sasines for the Burgh of Aberdeen. Alexander Pittendrigh, Advocate, Commissioner for taking Oaths to be used in the Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer.
MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS.
J. Johnston, Aberdeen Jas. Hutchison, Peterhead Robert Shaw, do. Grant Imlah, do. John Moir, do. George Skene, Tarland Alexander Leslie, do. Charles Dunbar, Fraserburgh James M'Kinnon, Huntly George Murdoch, Invermossat, Robert Webster, Xnverury Kildrummy Joseph Nicol, Kincardine O'Neil Geo. Cockburn, Millbank, Longside Adam Gray, Peterhead J. D. M'Nee, Turriff LEGAL DEPARTMENT. 41
SHERIFF OFFICERS.
Charles Dawson, Aberdeen G. Wilson, jun., New Pitsligo George Lyell, do. John Simms, Cortes James Home, do. W. Dalziell, Strichen James Ross, do. James Adie, do. John Campbell, do. John Thom, Longside John Moir, do. Alex. Thomson, do. Alexander Leslie, do. R. Ferguson, New Deer J. Thom, Old Aberdeen George Webster, Oldmeldrum J. Thom, jun. do. J. Webster, Inverury A. Warrender, Skene Robert Webster, Inverury Ales. Taylor, Keig G. Robertson, do. W. Mitchell, Whitehouse Peter Whyte, Drumminnor D. Stewart, Leochell, Alford, & Tough A. Wisely, Meikle Wartle Wm. Gunn, Banchory W. Dempster, do. Thos. Shireffs, Ellon Adam Gray, Peterhead John Clark, Slains James Hutchison, do. J. G. Cuming, Slains Robert Adam do. John Ross, Cruden Grant Imlah, do. William Pirie, do. A. Sangster, do. J. Cruickshank. Byreleask Robert Daniel, do. And. Milne, Oldmill, Foveran J. Cooper, Lumsden Village Robert Benzie, Tillyhilt, Tarves James Smith, Old Forest J. Blackball, Fraserburgh John Michie, Wester Chapelton, Thomas Robertson, do. Strathdon C. Dunbar, do. George Simpson, Wester Skellater James Mackinnon, Huntly John Webster, Turriff John Gall, Glenhead John George, do. J. Nicol, Kincardine O'Neil J. D. M'Nee, do. W. Emslie, Lumphanan J. Duguid, Arnhead, Auchterless Robert Stewart, Belnacool, Mortlach W. Skene, Tarland George Grant, Tynebog George Skene, do. Shaw Shaw, Old Deer Alexander Coutts, Ballaculish John Watt, do. Alex. Davidson, Tullich Thomas Marr, New Pitsligo Peter Cran, Ballater —
42 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.
SEC. TV-COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.
BANKS,
ABERDEEN BANKING COMPANY— 17G7,
Incorporated with the
UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND— 1849.
Robert Grant, Esq., of Tillyfour, Chairman.
DIRECTORS.
John Blaikie of Craigiebuckler Robert Dyce, Advocate Newell Burnett, Advocate Alexander Fraser, City Chamberlain David Chalmers of Westburn James Home, Shipowner Francis J. Cochran of Balfour Henry Lumsden of Auchindoir Alexander Davidson, Advocate James Murray, Advocate John Duncan, Advocate Donaldson Rose, Shipowner
David Wyllie, Cashier. William Catto, Secretary.
Samuel Middleton and George Sinclair, Tellers. —George Sim, Accountant. John H Fraser, Book-keeper.
BRANCHES.
Banchory „™,«.„~* John Malcolm Inverury „,„„ Robert Innes Banff ™ „ James Rust Keith „~ Robert Green " Cullen Wm. L. Taylor Kincraigie.Tougb, William Macka Elgin, „™. James Petrie Macduff Alex. A. Leask Ellon ^r, John Robb Peterhead „ ,™. Gray & Boyd
Fochabers „„ ., ,„ Arthur Reid Portsoy ^»»„,™v. Peter Murray Fraserburgh .„ George Wallace Tarland ™„ Andrew Ross Huntly ™ R. & J. Milne Turriff^„ William Pirie
The Aberdeen Banking Company draw and issue Letters of Credit on Glyn,
Halifax, Mills, & Co., Bankers, London ; Union Bank of Scotland, and its
Branches ; Royal Bank of Scotland ; Manchester and Liverpool District Bank ;
Northumberland and Durham District Bank ; Yorkshire Banking Company ; National Provincial Bank of England; Provincial Bank of Ireland; West of
England and South Wales District Bank ; Union Bank of Sheffield ; Belfast
Banking Company ; Dundee Banking Company ; Eastern Bank of Scotland ;
Perth Banking Company ; Caledonian Banking Company ; and the various Branches of these Banks. COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 43
THE UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND.
Head Offices —Ingram Street, Glasgow, and Parliament Square, Edinburgh. BRANCHES. Alloa™™,™™,™™,™™ Thomas Brydie Coatbridge,,™ Robert Henderson Anderston Sub- Kincardine,,,,. Robert Gentle ^ R. Thomson brch. to Glasgow | Kirkaldy „. John M'Leod Auchtermuchty Robert Playfair Lerwick „™ John A. Whyte Ayr„ Hunters & Co. Leslie™™™™,™. Elder
Barrhead™,™. Matthew Anderson Lochgilphead . Hugh M'Ewen Bathgate John Marshall Maybole ™™ William Rennie Beith™~ Robert Speir Moffat „™. David Jardine Dalbeattie J. J. Burnie Neilston ™™ Mathew Anderson
Dairy ™™. . David Patrick Paisley™™ - John Scott Doune Daniel Stuart Port-Glasgow, James King Dumfries Charles Macara Rothsay™™„„ Archd. M'Kirdy
Dunblane ,. J. Jackson Stewarton Robert Millar Galston™™™. John Hendrie Stirling J. R. M' Vicar Girvan „. Walter Andrews Bridge of Allan (3 days a-week) Sub- Greenock „ Andrew Anderson branch to Stirling
Stranraer , . D. Guthrie Irvine . , Alex. Paterson Inverary „ J. M. Wright Strath aven ™™ William Gebbie
Johnstone J. Holmes Thornhill , .™ D. Chrichton Kilmarnock fCD. Gardiner Troon™,™ ™™™ R. Alison 1 & R. Gardiner
ABERDEEN TOWN AND COUNTY BANK— 1825.
Capital £1,000,000.
Major A. F. Tayler of Dunnideer, Governor. EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS.
A. Black of Forresterhill Alexander Gibbon of Johnston John Birnie of Ashgrove H. Hall, Merchant, Aberdeen Major J. A. Condell, H.E.I.C S. William Humphrey of Cuttlehill D. Copland, Merchant. Aberdeen Dr. William Jack, King's College L. Cruickshank of Deemount W. M Combie of Easter Skene R. Duff of Fetteresso and Culter William Paterson of Jessiefield Rt. Rev. Bishop Ewing, Lochgilphead James Shepherd of Aldie Major John Farquharson of Corrachree William Stronach, Ardmellie J. Ferguson of Kinmundy Thomas Smith, M.D., Aberdeen John Forbes of Haddo
ORDINARY DIRECTORS.
A. Abercrombie James Ferguson * Thomas Sangster James Burnett John Ferguson *James Simpson * George Birnie James Fraser *William Simpson Alexander Burness *Alexander Gordon *Alexander Stronach Robert Catto Francis Irvine Alexander Thom •Charles Chalmers A. Johnstone, W.S. •Peter Williamson Dr. Alexander Ewing Andrew Murray
Those marked thus form the Committee of Management. 44 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.
W. Littlejohn, Cashier. John Bramwell, Secretary and Inspector of Branches. John Keith and Charles Mitchell, Tellers. W. R. Riddel, James Brown, John Jamieson, and John Fraser, Clerks. John Milne, Messenger.
BRANCHES.
Ellon , John Rae, jun. Golspie ,™»^ R. B. Sangster Huntly ~ George Lawson Peterhead„wv Thomas Knox Insch „ James Bisset Wick „^„ Alexander Adam Inverury.*,-.~,.~„ A. S. M'Lean Stonehaven „ A: W. Kinnear Keith W. Thorburn Tarland A. Robertson Laurencekirk David Dickson
NORTH OF SCOTLAND BANKING COMPANY— 1836.
Capital , £l ,000,000.
DIRECTORS.
* Thomas Blaikie *Francis Edmond "John D. Milne, sen. J. F. Beattie Robert Ledingham *James Sim *John Duncan "William Leslie *John Smith Alexander Gibb Alexander Low Those marked thus * form the Committee of Management,
James Westland, Manager. Edward Fiddes, Secretary. Francis Smith, Accountant.
Charles S. Gordon, Inspector of Brandies. John Sim, Book-keeper. John Kynoch, Charles Lester, and Vm. Reid, Tellers. BRANCHES.
Auchinblae„~~„~. James Farquharson Inverury,.,*,^,.^ A. Davidson & Son Sub-branch > Keith „ Wm. Longmore G L ^eoner Fettercairn ) " ' Sub-Branch, Buckie, John Davidson Banff „w.„~ ~™ George Cruiokshank Macduff J. K. Greig Sub- f Aberchirder, J. Alexander, jr. Peterhead.™*^, Wm. Alexander Branches^ Portsoy „ James Moir Sub- ("New Deer, G. Middleton
Dufftown™*. „ . James Petrie Branches (^ Old Deer, David Cruden Elgin „ „ George Robertson Portree „w^.™*. L. Skene, Int. Fraserburgh m Robert Stephen Stonehaven George Walker Huntly „ J. & J. Robertson Sub-Branch, Bervie, Wm. Watson Sub-Branch, Rhynie, James Roger Tain„™„™ Alexander Innes Invergordon „™„~» Roderick Hay Turriff„™„,™*. Norman Gordon
SUB-BRANCHES TO ABERDEEN.
Aboyne „™ James Ogg Insch ~.„, Alexander Roger Alford .„ „„ Andrew Wilson 01dmeldrum„ James Manson Banchory „ „„ William Sim Strichen „,™, John Anderson Ellon„„,
London Bankers— Messrs. Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, and Co., and the Union Bank of London. Letters of Credit are granted upon all the principal Towns in Great Britain and Ireland, and Bills negotiated wherever there is a Bank or Banker. „
COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 45 BANK OF SCOTLAND.
Established 1695.
Arthur Thomson, Agent,
Alex. Sim, Accountant. 3. Taggart, Teller.
Andrew Buick, John Sim, and Samuel Riudell, Clerks. \NCHES.
Airdrie ~~ G. W. Hill Greenock „™„ . Thomas Stark Ardrossan D. J. Mack Thomas Todrick & Haddington ™ f
Ayr , C. Campbell \ James Gibson
Blairgowrie.,™ Alex. Robertson Inverness.™,™ . J & A. MKenzie
M'Kerrow KelSO . James S. Darling Cummock J M - ™^.™v™ ( H. Rose Kilmarnock Adam Cowie
Callander™ A. M'Donald Kirkcaldy . A. G. Morgan
Castle-Douglas, Thomas Brown Kirkcudbright , W. H. M'Lellan
Dumfries, „ R. Thresbie Lauder „™ . Jn. & Rt. Romanes /J. Sturrock & W. Leith Thomas Jones Dundee „™„ ~.™„™ \ Miller, Managers Montrose „ John Boyd
Dunfermline John Carr Paisley,, „„. . John Hutcheson
Dunse ,~~ Thomas Purves Perth , Robert Horn Falkirk „„„ A. M'Farlane / A. K. Lindsay and St. Andrews ™ Fraserburgh. L. Chalmers "\ G. M'Gregor
Ch. Campbell and Stirling „„„-„. . Alexander Brodie f Glasgow,™,,. Andrew Neilson, Stonehaven „„. , William Stewart
Managers Strathavon „.™ . J. & T. Tennant
The Bank of Scotland draws on the Bank of England and Branches ; Coutts
& Co., and Smith, Payne, and Smiths, London ; Manchester and Liverpool Dis- trict Bank and Branches ; Northumberland and Durham District Bank and
Branches ; the Preston Banking Co. ; the Huddersfield Banking Co. ; Samuel
Smith & Co., Nottingham ; H. A. & W. M. Harris & Co., Old Bank, Bradford; the Bank of Ireland and Branches ; the Provincial Bank of Ireland and Branches,
&c. &c. ; and negotiates Bills on all the principal towns in Scotland, England, and Ireland, and in foreign parts.
BRITISH LINEN COMPANY (ABERDEEN)— 1833.
Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1746.
Patrick Keith, Agent.
James Buyers, Teller. — Alexander Edward, Accountant.
BRANCHES.
Annan,™„ „ J. Brand Dunfermline, Robert Douglas Arbroath, , J. A. Dickson Dunse, Cunningham and Wylie
Balfron, „™. „ M. Robertson Elgin, , R. & W. Brander
Brechin, ™^,. , D. D. Black Forres, . . Thomas Davidson Carluke & W ishaw, J. Gilchrist Fort- William, J. Macgregor
Castle-Douglas Sinclair & Moffat i J. Robertson and Glasgow, Coldstream, R. & W. Douglas [ P. Brodie
Cupar, . William Pagan Golspie,™*.,,,, Donald Gray Dumfries, ,„ R. Adamson Haddington, „ John Ferme Dunbar, „ John Kelly [~J. Henderson and Hamilton, ™~ Dundee, ™~ John Symers I S. Simpson 46 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.
Hawick,™-.,, Dickson & Davidson Montrose, „ James Beattie Inverness, Jobn Ross Nairn, „,~™ Adam Davidson
T . ( Montgomery and Newton- Stewart, James Newall Irvine, -{ ...% f I M'Jannet Paisley, Arthur Welsh Jedburgh „ J. & J. M. Grainger Peebles, ,~~ Stewart & W. Blackwood Kelso, „,™. Patrick Wilson Perth, ~™,v John Conning Kingussie,™. D. M'Pherson, jun. Sanquhar, „ J. W. M' Queen Kinross, „„ J. W. Williamson Selkirk, ,~~ John Laing Kirriemuir, W. Forrest & Son Stranraer,., Kerr & M'Caig Langholm, A. & T. Stevenson Tain,,™.„„ Williamson & Ross Leith, „ J. Cundell Thornhill,,, James Russell Melrose,.^. J. Curlie & J. Erskine Wigton, , John Black
The British Linen Company draw on Smith, Payne, & Smiths, London ; the
Branches of the Bank of England ; the Bank of Ireland and Branches ; grant
Letters of Credit on the Bank of Montreal and Agencies ; Bank of Upper Canada, Toronto, and Agencies, James G. King & Son, New York, in America. Sam.
Smith & Co. , Nottingham ; and on the principal towns on the Continent of Europe.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND— 1812.
Robert Grigor, Agent,
James Trotter, Accountant.—Thomas Dewar, Teller,—Wm. T. Nisbet, Clerk.
BRANCHES.
Arbroath, ,™. W. Johnston Grangemouth, J. S. Mackay Alloa, James Moir Hamilton, T. Anderson Annan, „ Simpson & Skelton Hawick, „ Geo. & James Oliver
Ayton,„w».™. Thomas Bowhill Invergordon , Andrew Munro Banff, Andrew M'Ewan Inverness, James Wilson Beith, James Faulds Kelso,™.™, James Douglas Biggar, „ Thomas Paul, jun. Kilmarnock A. J. Bruce Blairgowrie, James Anderson Kirkcaldy, S. Davidson Campbeltown, Harvey & Watson Kirkwall,™ James Spence Colinsburgh, John Wood Lanark, ™™ Thomas Paul Crieff, , .„. William Brown Leith, „ ™ Alex. Spence Cromarty, „„ Robert Ross Leven, ,™» David Nicol Cupar- Fife, „ George Hogarth Linlithgow, Robert N. Glen
Dalkeith, . G. Gray Musselburgh, J. M'Cornick Dumbarton,,*, John Robson Newburgh, Fife, Anderson & Lain Dumfries,,, William Goldie Perth, William Gloag Dunbar, ^„„ W. H. Ritchie Peterhead, T. J. Bremner Dunfermline, D. G. Rutherford Pitlochrie, A. M'Naughton Dunkeld, „_ R. C. Wilson Stirling, „, James Morrison Elgin, Lawson & MKenzie Tain, K. Murj-ay Falkirk, ^^ Henry Salmon Thurso,™™ Alex. Henderson Forfar,™,™,., George Lyon Turriff, Francis Souter Glasgow, ,™. W. Johnston & W. Paul Wick, Josiah Rhind
SUB-BR VNCHES.
Ayton,,™™™™, James Bowhill Kincardine, A. C. Stephen Bonhill, „„™ Patrick Moir Markinch, Alex. Gowan Eyemouth, ™ G. Bowhill Mauchlin, J. Strathdee Kilwinning,™ Hugh King ,„
COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 47
The Commercial Bank of Scotland draws on Messrs. Jones, Loyd, and Co., in Britain London ; negotiates Bills in every place Great and Ireland where there is a Bank or Banker ; issues Letters of Credit on the principal towns in England, Ireland, and Canada, and also on New York and Paris, and transmits money to Australia.
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND— 1833.
Alexander Chivas, Agent.
John Goldsworth, Accountant, David Lockhart, Teller.
Robert Glegg and Robert Humphrey, Clerks. BRANCHES.
Airdrie, ^~„ James Kidd Islay, D. M'Alister Anstruther,^, M. F. Conolly Jedburgh, G. & T. S. Rutherford Banff, T. Adam Kelso, „™ James Tait Bathgate, »™. John Johnston Kirkaldy,„ Henry Beveridge Burntisland, Wm. Ewing Kirkwall,™, J. Blaikie & R. Easton Castle-Douglas, James Lidderdale Kirriemuir, G. B. Brand Coupar Angus, David Clark Langholm, R. Wallace
Dalkeith, * James L. Henderson Leith, „ James Wallace
Dingwall,, . A. M'K. Cameron Lochmaben, Adam Waugh {Alex. Hannay and D HU1 and J Hen' Dumfries,, Montrose, i - - W. Strachan ( derson Dundee, P. H. Thorns Nairn, Alex. E. Grant East Linton, William Masson, Int. Newton Stewart, William Dill Falkirk, r~~^. Robert Adam Oban, A. Gregorson Forres, „* Robert Watson Perth, D. L. Jolly Fort-William, James Dobie Portree, Harry M'Donald Galashiels, Robert Haldane Patrick Connal and Stirling f Glasgow, ~. John Hart \ J. Murrie Grantown, William Ogilyie Stornoway, Rod. Morrison Inverness, John Mackay Stromness, John Beatton Inverary, ™ William Henderson, Int. Whithorn, G C. Dinwoodie Inverkeithing.*^. W. Fraser, Bill Collector.
The National Bank of Scotland negotiates Bills on every place in Scotland, England, and Ireland, where there is a Bank or Banker.
CITY OF GLASGOW BANK,—(Aberdeen, 1844.)
Capital, £1,000,000.
William Bain, Manager.
John Green, Cashier. John Morrison, Accountant.
John Walker and James Glover, Clerks.
BRANCHES.
Ayton,™,™» J. R. Dunlop Coldstream,,,, J. Halliburton Banff, „™ James Crosbie Douglas (Lanark), John Scott Barrhead,™*. Thomas M'Lellan Dunse & Lauder, A. Crawford Calton (Glasgow), William Snedden Edinburgh, „ Robert Bell Carluke,™,,. T. Matthews Galashiels, „, Wm. Rutherford 48 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.
Greenlaw, „ A. Purves Peebles, Walter Thorburn Johnstone,,. John Reid Trongate (Glasgow), Wm, Robertson Lanark,™. John Marr West End (Do.) G. J. Dickson Largs, „™„ H. M. Lang Whitburn, Robert Gardner Oban, Robert Kennedy
Bank of Mona, Isle of Man, with Branches at Douglas, Castleton, Peel, and Ramsay.
SUB-BRANCHES.
Grassmarket (Edinburgh),™.,, H. D. Dickie, jun., Teller Newton Mearns (Barrhead) „ T. M'Lellan, Agent Nicolson Street (Edinburgh),. H. S. Pillans, Teller
Rutherglen (Calton) „~, .. D. Murray, Agent
In addition to the above, the City of Glasgow Bank draws on Smith, Payne, and Smiths, London ; negotiates Bills in every place in Great Britain and Ireland where there is a Bank or Banker; and issues Letters of Credit on the principal towns of Scotland, England, and Ireland,
NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS' BANK OF ABERDEEN. — 1845.
Office— 17, Guestrow.
MANAGERS.
The Lord Provost The Member of Parliament for the City The Eldest Baillie Member of Parliament for the County The Dean of Guild The Sheriff The Convener of the Trades The Sheriff-substitute, Aberdeen The Minister of the West Parish The Convener of the County President of the Society of Advocates President of the Mechanics' Institution Treasurer of the Society of Advocates Secretary of the Mechanics' Institution The President of the Shipmaster Society
The above are Managers ex officii*.
* William Allardyce, Merchant William Henderson, M.D. David Blaikie of Rubislaw Den George Henry, Merchant *John Blaikie, Advocate *Alexander Jopp, Advocate *Newell Burnett, Advocate George Lyell, Merchant 'David Chalmers of Westburn *John D. Milne, Advocate John Dunean, Manufacturer *James Murray, Advocate * Nathaniel Farquhar, Advocate Arthur Reid, Manufacturer James Fraser, Merchant Alexander Simpson, Merchant *Arthur Thomson, Banker James Garden, Advocate *John Whyte, Merchant *John Dunn, Advocate * James Edmond, Advocate John D. Milne, jun , Advocate Robert Shand, Advocate John Watt, Advocate Jas. A. M'Combie of Jellybrands *Baillie Williamson John Leslie, Manufacturer James Horn, Blerchant James Rettie, Jeweller
Those marked thus*
David Wyllie, Cashier of the Aberdeen Bank, Treasurer. Alexander Ross, Advocate, Actuary and Cashier. COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 49
John Barron, Advocate, Assistant Cashier. Thomas Riddell, Assistant Book-keeper.
The Bank is open every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, from Nine to Ten, morning, and from Seven to Eight, evening, for the receipt and repayment of de- posits. Annuity business transacted on Fridays, at Ten o'clock.
Rate of Interest allowed, Three per Cent.
ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
ABERDEEN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
Established 1825.— Capital £1,000,000.
Head Office,™™ ,™™,™™89, Union Street, Aberdeen.
The Right Hon. Lord Forbes, Governor.
ORDINARY DIRECTORS.
David Chalmers, Esq. of Westburn, Chairman.
A. Burness, Esq., of Mastrick Thomas Sangster, Esq., Advocate. William Gray, Esq., Advocate Neil Smith, jun. Esq., Merchant
Robert Catto, Jun. Esq , Merchant Alexander Stronach, Esq., of Drum- Robert Ledingham, Esq., of Wateridge allan. muir William Littlejohn, Esq., Banker
Physicians—Dr. Ewing and Dr. Dyce.
Law Agent—John Webster, Esq., Advocate.
Office in Edinburgh „„„™™ 65, Princes Street Office in Glasgow ~™ 111, St. Vincent Street Office in London,™™ -~~ ™ 36, Essex Street, Strand
CHA.S. F. GRIFFITH, Manager. JOHN WATSON, Secretary.
THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY.
Established 1836.
Incorporated by Act of Parliament.
HEAD OFFICES
Aberdeen ™ „™ 3, King Street
Edinburgh „ .„ , .. 20, St. Andrew Square Glasgow ^.,™»™^„ 19, St. Vincent place London „„„,™~,™~ 1, Moorgate Street' 50 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.
GENERAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS AT ABERDEEN.
Dr. John Cruickshank, Marischal College, Chairman.
John Angus, Esq., Advocate P. Williamson, Esq., Druggist William Adams, Esq., of Ranna. Win. Leslie, Esq., Builder J. Duncan, Esq., Manufacturer John Yeats, Esq., of Kincorth
Medical Officer—William Leslie, Esq., Surgeon.
Auditor—John Smith, Esq., Advocate.
Bankers—The Banking Company in Aberdeen ; the Aberdeen Town and County
Bank ; the North of Scotland Bank.
WILLIAM CHALMERS, Manager. H. AMBROSE SMITH, Secretary.
THE ABERDEEN MUTUAL ASSURANCE AND FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
Established 1831, and Enrolled Pursuant to Acts of Parliament.
Office— 123^ Union Street.
Under the Special Patronage of H. R, H. the Prince Albert.
EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS.
Sheriff Watson Frederic Holland, Esq., Manufacturer Provost Thompson William Henderson, Esq., Builder Baillie Henderson David Macallan, Esq. Patrick Pirie, Esq., Manufacturer Alexander Watkins, Esq, Manufac- James Reith, Esq., Manufacturer turer
ORDINARY DIRECTORS.
Donald M'Taggart, Coal Merchant, President.
John Drummond, Boot and Shoemaker, Vice President.
John Roger, Merchant Alexander Gerrard, Ropemaker Robert Stevens, Merchant Robert Fenton, Bookbinder James Morgan, Manufacturer John Bulloch, Brass-founder John Peterkin, Wright Robert Brander, Wright George T. Harvey, Clerk Robert Adams, Flesher James M. Smith, Boot and Shoemaker
MEDICAL REFEREE. William Pirrie, M.D., F.R.S.E., and Regius Professor of Surgery, Marischal College.
SECRETARY. Alexander Yeats, Accountant, Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries. COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 51 STOCK EXCHANGE.
William Allardyce William Gordon William Adamson William Jopp James Black John Law James Burgess Lauchlan M'Kinnon, jun. John Bruce Henry C. Oswald William Duncan John T. Rennie Robert Fletcher William Speid Charles George Edward Wagstaff
COMMITTEE.
Henry C. Oswald, Chairman.
W. Allardyce John T. Rennie William [ | Adamson William Speid, Secretary.
SHIPPING COMPANIES.
ABERDEEN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
STEAM SHIP 3.
Tons. Hor se power. Commander. City of London^,™ 1116 ~- 420 John Cargill Earl of Aberdeen ™ 907 ™ 380 Daniel Mearns
Duke of Sutherland . 803 „ 350 „ — Edward Howling City of Aberdeen 961 „ „ 320 , .„
North Star , ^^™ 506 „ 220
SAILING vessels.
Gazelle, Clipper Schr M. Cristopher I Aberdonian, Clipper Schr.„.T. Howling T. Howling Superior, Schooner,..™, J. Stewart „ |
ABERDEEN AND LONDON TRADE.
One of the above-named Steam-ships leaves each end of the line every Saturday.
INVERNESS AND LONDON TRADE.
One of the Company's Steam-ships occupies this station for about nine months Juring the season, leaving Inverness and London every alternate Tuesday.
ABERDEEN AND HULL TRADE.
One of the Company's fast- sailing Clipper Schooners leaves each end of the iine every Wednesday.
f F. T. Tate, Aberdeen Steam Wharf, 257, Wapping, London Agents, -J John Muir, 3, Wellington Street, Hull t James Saunders, Inverness
T. Anderson, Manager, Waterloo Quay, Aberdeen. — , —
52 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.
ABERDEEN, LEITH, AND CLYDE SHIPPING COMPANY.
STEAM SHIPS.
The Queen (Iron)„ „™260 horse power, W. Campbell, Sen., commander
Campbell, jun., ,, Duke of Richmond,. 220 ,, W. Sovereign.™..™,-— „,200 „ William Snowie „ R. Parrot Bonnie Dundee „ , 130 „ „
These Steamers sail regularly from 1st March to 31st December, as under
LEITH AND ABERDEEN PASSAGE.
from From Aberdeen every Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday night ; and Leith every Monday, Tuesday, and Friday morning.
LEITH, ABERDEEN, WICK, ORKNEY, AND SHETLAND PASSAGE.
The Queen leaves Leith, every Friday morning, and Aberdeen Bay every Friday afternoon, for the above Ports ; and leaves these Ports, every Tuesday for Aberdeen and Leith.
LEITH, ABERDEEN, CROMARTY, AND INVERNESS PASSAGE.
Twice a- week.
The Duke of Richmond leaves Leith every Tuesday morning, and Aberdeen
Bay every Tuesday afternoon, for Cromarty, Invergordon, and Inverness ; and leaves these ports every Friday morning for Leith, calling at Findhovn, Burghead, Lossiemouth, Banff, Montrose, and Arbroath.
Leith„™ .„—,„ George Mathieson Invergordon, K. M'Kenzie
Banff.™. ,„ James Findlay Inverness . A. M'Kenzie, jun. Lossiemouth John Todd Wick. .„„„ J. Bremner & Sons Burghead P. Christall Kirkwall „ William Flett Findhorn„ Robert Davidson Lerwick William Merrylees
The Fairy (Captain Thorn) leaves Aberdeen every Wednesday, and Leith evei y Saturday.
Robert Mitchell, Manager. — Office, 65, Quay, Aberdeen.
ABERDEEN AND NEWCASTLE STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
The steam-ship, Victoria, 279 tons, 110 horse power, J. T. Willet, commander, sails from Aberdeen every Wednesday, and from Newcastle every Saturday; and during the summer months, sails for Peterhead every Tuesday morning, returning the same evening.
Nisbet & Robertson, Managers, 47, Marischal Street, Aberdeen.
Robert Storey, Fenwick's Entry, Quayside, Newcastle, Agent. —.
COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 53
ABERDEEN AND NEWCASTLE SHIPPING CO.'S TRADERS.
Scottish Maid Sinclair Hannah Isabella,^, . Moncur
Arraitstead ,„ Cobbara Amherst ™» , Miller Bawk™..™^^.^„» Bruce
One of these Vessels sails alternately every Saturday from Aberdeen, and every Wednesday from Newcastle. — They have good accommodation for passengers.
George Leslie, Manager, 11, Quay, Aberdeen.
Paul Ormiston, Agent, 58, Quayside, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
FOREIGN CONSULS IN ABERDEEN.
United States, America„ Andrew Reid
Belgium „. . Alexander Thorn Denmark „.,. ~„„, Neil Smith France „™__ Arthur Thomson
Hanover . . William L. Thomson Hans Towns „.
Netherlands , v Prussia ,™,„„, .„ „ Russia ™~ ™,„ Arthur Thomson
Sweden and Norway ,„
MEDICAL SCHOOL.
ST. PAUL STREET.
Andrew Fyfe, M.D . Professor of Medicine and Chemistry Alex. Harvey, M.D. „™„„ Lecturer on Medicine David Kerr, M.D. „^„„„ ~™ „ Surgery George Rainy, M.D ,~~ „ Midwifery
William Templeton, M.D. ~~, ,, Materica Medica Robert Jamieson, M.D — „ Medical Jurisprudence Wyville T. C. Thomson, „ „ Botany
John Christie, M.D.. „. .~~ ,, Institutes of Medicine Peter Redfern, M.D i, „ Anatomy and Physiology
Alexander Sutherland, Porter.
UNION CLUB ROOMS.
PUBLIC ROOMS.
William Chisholm, Librarian and Keeper. „
51 MARITIME LIST.
ATHENiEUM READING ROOMS.
UNION BUILDINGS.
Open from Seven, a.m., to Ten, r m., in Summer,
,, Eight ., Ten „ Winter
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Annum, 27s. 6d. per Half-year, 15s. ; per Quarter, 8s. —Payable in advance Per ;
jgigTStrangers admitted on application at the Rooms.
Proprietor.—James Blake
PUBLIC NEWS ROOMS.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.
Open from Seven, a m,, to Ten, p.m., in summer. „ Eight, „ Ten „ winter.
Annual Subscription, 5s. ; Single Visits, Id. each.
ABERDEEN SHIPPING.
Name and Master. Owner or Agent. Aberdeen Packet, schooner™—™,,. —Leith & Clyde Shipping Co. Aberdonian, schooner, Howling —Aberdeen Steam Navigation Abergeldie, ship, Wilson —George Leslie. Acasta, barque, Robertson,—™—,. -B. Moir™—™— Admiral, brig, Young,,™. ™ —James Murray Agostina, barque, Volum, ,„ —Alexander Booth Agnes, brig, Lindsay ™—™— .„„ -A Scott™-
Albion, brig, Leslie . —Alexander Cooper Alex. Harvey, barque, Smith -,„ —George Thompson, Jun Alexander Hall, barque, Findlay„„ -Donaldson Rose & Co. Amherst, brig, Anderson „„ —George Leslie
Anemone, brig, Walker ™— ,. „ -The Master™ Anne Smith, barque, Mathieson —George Leslie
Ann, schooner, Wood , -The Master ™ Ann and Isabella, brig, Allan -James Aitken, Jun. Arab, brig, Hossackm ™„ ™George Thomson & Son
Arabella, schooner, Willis ™—™— ., -William Punton Ararat, brig, Linklater ™—™— -George Leslie Ariel, barque, Collie ™—™—„™— -Andrew Anderson Armitstead, brig, Sandison —„ „George Leslie. Aurora, brig, Buthlie ,™—*,™— -R. Johnston Balgownie, barque, Wood ™—„ .„ ~A. & W. Nicol Balmoral, ship, Budge ™—™—„™„, -George Leslie - ——————™~~-,. —
MARITIME LIST. 55
Name and Master, Owner or Agent, Tons. Built.
, 46 ., 1791 Bambro' Castle, schooner, Christie, ,The Master , —™ 113 Belina, brig, Burnton, — ~— J. Catto, Son, & Co ., 1822 Belle, schooner, Fraser———- John Bruce —-.w~—~—~~—— 94 ., 40 - -1 48 Ben Mackdbui, barque, Jamieson— .George Leslie —-,—-—— 1 . 47 Berbice. barque, Elliot ~™ ™ .Alexander Duthie —————369 . Bon-Accord, brig, Salter „ Patrick Bannerman & Son —197 . 49
Bonnie Dundee, steamer, Parrot— .Leith & Clyde Shipping Co.-. 199 . 37 Brigand, schooner, Watt ,-———,„ .George Elsmie & Son —— ^^^156 . 38
548 . 50 Brilliant, ship, Murray ——-. „ .William Duthie — 92 14 Brothers, brig, Guild James Winlaw, Jun.— —— . 33 Bubona, schooner, M'Beath .Thomas Adam —.———— 91 . 31 Camilia, brig, Erskine— .Francis Montgomery——.130 . 34 Carleton, barque, Innes™- .John Cook 404 .
. 39 Caroline, barque, Marsh — Neil Smith „ 435 . Carrara, barque, Ritchie — Thomas Adam ——~—-.-> 225 . . 39
Centaur, brig, Joss .Blaikie Brothers 192 . . 49
. 49 Centurion, ship, Edwards — George Thompson, jun.„ —639 ,
Charles, brig, M'Lean —,. ~ J. Catto, Son, & Co 131 . . 36
. 39 Charlotte, brig, Henderson — William Beverly™™,. — —156 . Cheviot, schooner, Ettershank — .The Master — 70 . . 34
Christina, barque, Craig „„ —-™ ,J. Catto, Son, & Co..™- 247 . . 40
. Citizen, brig, M'Hardy ,,—,—,—,„. .James Goldie—. —139 , 44
City of Aberdeen, steamer. .— .Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co. -961 . . 35
City of London, steamer, Cargill- Do. Do. „111G . . 44
Clipper, schooner, M'Kay ——„— ,C. Smith -. — 89 , . 40 Columbine, brig, M'Lennan „— .The Master — — 17G , . 39 Cock of the North, smack, Scott . 35
. Commerce, schooner, Duncan „— .Aberdeen Commercial Co. — 40 . 38 Commodore, brig, Clark ,„, - -Murray & Garden —-——188 . 37
. Concord, schooner, Cadenhead—— -Aberdeen Commercial Co. ——145 , 38
. Conqueror, ship, Rennie-——— -J. T.Rennie .— 457 , 50
Countess of Seafield, ship, Leask -Henry Adamson ———520 , . 48
Cromwell, barque, Bance——, — -Robert Catto & Son 707 . 47 Curlew, schooner, Clark —.—— -John Nicol — —— 116 . 47 Dahlia, schooner, Morgan —»».—„ -George Morgan—.* .—„ — 73 . 35 Dee, schooner, M'Lean ,„,„,„,„, -Leith & Clyde Shipping Co.—— 97 . 46
Diamond, smack, Middleton—., -Alexander Middleton —.——— 21 . 45 Don, schooner, Parrot ———— -Leith & Clyde Shipping Co 91 . 48 Drover, brig, Allan——. -Aberdeen Lime Company —173 . 45
Duke of Richmond, stmr., Campbell. -Leith & Clyde Shipping Co. —474 . 38
Duke of Sutherland, stmr., Howling-, -Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co.„803 . 47
Duke of Buccleuch, schooner, Levie. -William Duthie . —172 . 29 Dunrobin Castle, ship, Morrison „. -Donaldson Rose & Co.———545 . 51 Earl of Aberdeen, steamer, Mearns -.Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co.„907 . 47
Earl of Hopetoun, schr., Urquhart . -Thomas Adam „ . ——134 . 26
Earl of Wemyss, brig, Smith—,— -Alexander Hall & Co. . 165 . 26 Edinburgh schr., Packet, — -John M'Lauchlan-. —— 74 . 12 brig, Edward, Craig —— -John Cook — — 76 . 1788 Elizabeth, brig, Greig Elsmie — -G. & Son — 162 . 1839 Elizabeth, Still 41 schooner, — -Morrison — — — 70 . Elizabeth, sloop, -William Milne — Hall.™-™ 64 . 1791 Eliza Hall, brig, T. Cameron —— -John Rennie — 199 . 1843 Eliza, brig, Linklater——,^-»— Do. — 218 . 40 Ellen Simpson, barque, , -Henry Collier Adamson —— —376 ,. 41 Elvira, brig, M'Kechnie —-
Emperor, brig, Dinieson ——„.-. -John Dinieson „, -.—,«»»— 199 .. 49
Enchanter, barque, -William Duthie . Duthie—— — . 486 51 —
56 MARITIME LIST.
Name and Master. Owner or Agent. Tons. Built.
Essequibo, barque, Ritchie™.,. ,„.,„. .William Duthie ™. 341 ... 1847
Exile, schooner, V ollar ™..™..™.,™ .John Jamieson ™™™™,...™.,™™, 39 ... 49
Express, brig, Forbes „™,™™.™„™ .John T. Rennie .™.™.„™.,™.,.240 ... 41
Fairy, schooner, Parrot.™.™. ,™ Leith & Clyde Shipping Co 150 ... 42
Fancy, brig, Buyers ™™™„™™ .John Law.. . ^ ™. 148 .. 48
Favourite, brig, Alexander...—, Alexander Duthie™™™™. ™206 ... 44 Fetteresso Castle, smack, Walker The Master,™. 58 ... 31 First, schooner, Davie ™^.™~™™™ .Gilbert Walker „ 60 Florence, schooner, Mackie ™™, .Andrew Crane ™™™™™™™™™,1 27 ... 31 Forth, schooner, Cook —.™.™. .John Bruce ™. 103 ... 26 Fortuna, brig, Ritchie ,™.™ .Andrew Anderson™™ „ „225 ... 42 Garland, schooner, Longmure .Robert Brown™,™. .™. ziL. 88 ... 27
Gazelle, schooner.Christopher™.™. Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co.„175 ... 46
Gem, schooner, Duthie ,™.™w™»™ .Robb Brothers & Co. ™.™™100 ... 46
Gipsy, schooner, Law ™„™..™»™™, .John Milne. ; 84 ... 43 Gitana, barque, Ligertwood „ ™ .Alexander Mitchell 317 ... 46 Gitana, schooner, Paterson ™. .Blaikie Brothers 92... 11 Gladiator, ship, Thomson, ™* .Henry Adamson™™™. ™534 ... 50 Granite, brig, M'Pherson ,.™™,™ .Aberdeen Commercial Co.™. 186 ... 46 Hannibal, ship, Walker, ™™™™,™. .John Cook,,.™,™.,™. ™„ „600 ... 51 Happy Return, schooner, Ganson,™ .John M'Lachlan ™. 63 ... 00 Harbottle Castle, schooner, Donald, .The Master .™ 114 ... 42 Harriet, brig, Duncan^^.^.^^^ .Robert Anderson...... ™™ 165 ... 42 Harvest Home, brig, Moffat ™™~~ .Aberdeen Lime Company „ 140 ... 38 Hawk, schooner, Craig ™.™.™» .George Leslie ™™™™™™™,™.159 ... 15 Heather Bell, brig, Miller ™™™. .N. Smith, jun., 191 ... 51 Helen, brig, Clark™.—„ .John M'Lachlan ™ 91 ... 34 Henrietta, schooner, Dunningham, /The Master™, 122 ... 45
Henry Holland„—., ™. „,™ .Sutherland™ ™.161 ... 36 Heroine, ship, Walker,,™.,™™™,™ .William Duthie 387 ... 45 Hero, barque, Donald,™.,™™,™™™. .William Duthie, ™. ™.288 ... 43 Hope, brig, Jamieson ™™.™™™ .Donaldson Rose & Co. 126 ... 43 Industry, schooner, Walker „. .Gilbert Walker 96 ... 48 Isabella, brig, Nicol ,™. ™ •Alexander Hay ™™™™™„™™™.155 ... 39 Isabella Leith, brig, Robertson „™ .George Millar, jun 193... 48 Isla, brig, Burgess „ .Oswald, George, & Co ™.119 ... 40 Island Home, barque, Martin „ .Catto, Son, & Co 314 ... 51 Jack Tar, schooner, Smith ™™.™ Wro. Cumming 65 ... 36 James Booth, ship, Booth „—„ ,™ .W. P. Booth™.. ™.™.636 ... 51 James Chadwick, brig, Strachan .M. Manuelle .™.™. „ ™.145 ... 47 Jane Boyd, barque, Merchant ™™™ .Geo. Thompson, jun ™.387 ... 43
Jane Black, brig, Spalding™. Robert Black ™. ; 240 ... 48 Jane Geary, brig, Joss ,™.™.™.™. .William Hall ™.„™™™ 228 ... 40 Jane Pirie, ship ™™ ™™™.,™ .William P. Booth ™. ™ 427... 47 Jenny Lind, schooner, Artis „™. James Sutherland „ 92 ... 47 John Bunyan, ship, Thomson ™™™ .Geo. Thompson, jun. ™™ 4C6 ... 48 John Knox, barque, Munro „.„™™ . ' „ ™.296 ... 52 John Stewart, brig, Martin John Catto, Son, & Co 166 ... 41 Joseph, smack, Oakley ™™™.„ .™ .Hogarth & Co ™. ™™. 42 ... 36 Kafferland, ship, Steven R. Catto & Son ™. 826 ... 51 Kincardineshire, brig, M'Kenzie .Thomas Adam ™.193 ... 38 Lady Francis ™~— ™.,™ James Nesbit ™.™™ 28 ... 19 Lady of the Lake, schooner, Milne™, Aberdeen Commercial Co ™™™.100 ... 39 Laurel, schooner, Sangster™.,™.™. .Alexander Scott ™,™. 61 ... 27 Lion, brig, Morrison ™„™ ™ Alexander Cooper ™„275 ... 26 Liverpool Packet, schooner, Rennie, .Leith & Clyde Shipping Co 81 ... 19 Livorno, brig, Cruickshank ,™.™*. .George Cruickshank™,™.™.™.152 ... 27 ™ . —„
MARITIME LIST. 51
Name and Master. Owner or Agent. Tons, Built. London, schooner, Boden ,™.„. —Blaikie Brothers.,. „™ ~140 1837 Lord Seaton, barque, Mann ™„ —Oswald, George & Co..,,™., „440 40 47 Lord Haddo, barque, Smith „ „ —John T. Rennie „.—.™,™., „291 Lord Metcalfe, barque, Cargill„. ™George Thompson, jun ..510 45 Lunan, brig, Petty, „™ —Aberdeen Commercial Co., ..186 48 M'Intosh, schooner, Dunn „™™ —The Master ™ ™98 Magnet, brig, Mennie ,™™™ —Robert Maitland,™. ,™, ..176 45 „ 81 41 Main, schooner, King .„ .„ i —The Master ,™.—„—™~ Mansfield, schooner, Phillips ™ —George Thomson & Son „ ~124 24 Mangalore, barque, Taylor,™, —Benjamin Moir™, ,,. „335 47 Margaret, barque, Reid„™ ™ —George Murray «v^ „353 47 Margaret, brig, Clarks -™.™ —W. Rosie ,™-.™, ~186 47 47 Margaret Milne, barque, Clyne , —John Cook „„.„„.,„,.,„,.„ „279 Mariner, schooner, Baxter,. —Robert Maitland.™, ,™., ~142 35 Marquis of Stafford, sloop, M'KenzieAlex M'Kay ™ 47 27 Mary, sloop, Burgess „ ,.™»,~ .The Master^ ,™..™™ ~ 47 1783 Mary, schooner, Main „ „. .Gilbert Walker ~128 1848 Marys, schooner, Fletcher™™™.™ -William Talbot & Co. ,133 36 Mary Read, brig, Christie „„..,„,-„ .The Master „™ ™„™ ~113 35 Mary Scott, sloop, Jamieson ™„ .William M'Kinnon & Co. „ ~ 47 40 Mathesis, barque, Greaves .Charles Grainger—™. „ ..305 41 Mayflower, brig, Longmuir„ „ .John Jamieson „„.,„„„„ „279 42 Mercury, schooner, Re'id,™.™™.™ .George Elsmie & Son .„.,„„ ,164 42 Messenger, schooner, Greig „ ,John Catto, Son, & Co.™™, „174 39 Minerva, brig, Leslie ,™.,™,™~ .Thomas Adam™™™,™™™ -.140 28 Miranda, brig, Leslie ,™„.,™. .Benjamin Moir,™,™™™— ,205 47 Myrtle, brig, Steele „™,™, .W. Steele ™~ .. 60 09 04 New Astley, brig, Hutchinson .John Law ™™™™-,™™ ..108 , New Frederick, brig, Strachan,™.,„ .M. Manuelle „™ „—.,™™ -112 13 North Star, steamer, Smart „™ .Aberdeen Steam Navigation .,506 37 Noma, schooner, Taylor™™, ™ .Blaikie Brothers,—™™,,™™ i 58 39 Ocean Bride, schooner, Scott ™~™ .Alexander Scott ™~,™™ ~ 65 46 Ochtertyre, barque, Robb„ .Gilbert Walker ~™ „221 48 Oliver Cromwell, ship, Alexander, .George Thompson, jun.,™™ ,473 47 49 Orwell Lass, brig, , .,™™,™.,™,™ ,W. Simpson,,,. ™~ „ .169 . Pacific, barque, Paterson,™.,.,™,™ -Andrew Anderson, ™~ ,386 26 42 Paragon, schooner, Howling,™.,*.,™ .Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co. .153 , 39 Patriot, brig, Gordon „.„™„ « ,G. Walker, ™„ „ —™, , 98 51 Paul Jones, schooner, Gilbertson™ .Alex. Hay,™,,™.,™.,™,.— ^. . 79 , 46 Peggy, smack. Affleck, ,™.,™, ™ .John Forbes ,™„™„™„™™, . 26 , Peruvian, barque, Bruce „. «„™™ .Donaldson Rose & Co. ™™~ ,413 48 47 Phoenician, barque, Talbot,™. .™ .George Thompson, jun. ™, .478 , 33 Pomona, brig, Taylor.™, „„ ™ .Robert Johnston,™™™,™™. .136 . 42 Prince of Wales, barque, Stewart™. .George Thompson, jun. ,™, .582 , 24 Prospect, schooner, Benzie,.™™™. .A. Hay „™ ™ .107 . Pursuit, brig, 33 Johnston,, ™ .William Duthie „ . ~ .164 , 44 Queen, (The) steamer, Campbell,,™ .Leith & Clyde Shipping Co. .662 . 42 Renown, barque, Walker,. ,„„ ™ .William Duthie ™„ ™™~ .311 , Grainger, 39 Richard sch., Gordon .. .W. Williamson ™™~ . .115 , Richebucto, barque, 35 Ganson,™™™ .George Thompson, jun.,™„ .400 , 40 Roberts, schooner, Cox, ™™™„i, .James Winlaw, jun..™, .141 , Robert M'William, brig, Allan 24 ™™ .Robert Catto & Son™—™™ .298 , Roy, sloop, 25 Rob Andrews ,™„™,™ James Nesbit.™,,™.,. .„ . 31 , Rose, barque, 39 Gibb „ „ . ™. .Donaldson Rose & Co. ,™,,„ .232 ,
Sally, M'Pherson ™™™.. .W. M'Pherson -™,„ . 50 . 30 Samson, schooner, 36 Henderson,,,,, .John T. Rennie ™™™„™„„ .136 . 34 Sarah, schooner, Christie„™,™„™„ .John Christie™™™,,,,™.,™, „ 54 . 58 MARITIME LIST.
Name and Master. Owner or Agent. Tons. Built.
Sarah, brig, Sim™™™™™.,™.,™ Donaldson Rose & Co.„ 232 .. . 1839
Shepherdess, barque, Scorgie™™.™. Alexander Duthie & Co. 284... . 50
St. Andrew, barque, Smith™™.,.,,™, Thomas Adam , ™„ 310 .. . 09
St. George, schooner, Alexander ™. .George Thompson & Son ;.,» ; 1 1 1 .. . 39
St. Lawrence, barque, Tulloch™,™. .Donaldson Rose & Co ™„406 .. . 41
St. Nicholas, brig, Lyon,,™. „ Robert Maitland,™. 140 .. . 09
Scottish Maid, schooner, Sinclair,™ .George Leslie ,™.™™.™™™.l 42 ., . 39
Scottish Maid, barque, Alexander™. .A. & W. Nicol 523 .. . 47
Sea Horse, brig, Urquhart „™ A. Duthie & Co , .. .,
Seaton, brig, M'Connachie™™™;™. .A. & W. Nicol 185 . .. 47
Sedulous, brig, Levie ,™..^-,™.™. .Nisbet & Robertson ,™ 226 ., .. 40
Sir Ed. Banks, schooner, Linklater . .John Gibb & Son 95 . .. 25
Sir W. Wallace, brig, Jaffray ~mr„ -Donaldson Rose & Co.™™™.™~183 . .. 35
Smithfield, schooner, Mowat™™~ ™ .Aberdeen Lime Company™™™.„.166 . .. 42
Sophia, schooner, Chalmers „„,„„,. .William Williamson 89 . .. 31
Sovereign, steam-ship, Snowie ,, .Leith & Clyde Shipping Co. ~ 459 . .. 36
Sportsman, schooner, Grant ~™, .George Elmsie & Son ™™.143 ..,. 31
Spartan, yacht,™.™^„™.™.™,™™™ .Hogarth & Co a 12 .
Struggler, brig, Flann™„„™«.™™~ .John Webster .... ™~ 170 . .. 46
Superior, schooner, Stewart .™.,,™ .Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co. -143 . .. 16
Sylvanus, brig, Anderson ,™™ ..Robert Maitland 167 . .. 30
Thalia, barque, Volum ™™„ .Alexander Booth ™~ .™.,™.350 . .. 44
Theophilus, brig, Brown ™™„™.™ ..Robert Maitland,™. 96 . .. 18 49 Traffic, schooner, Scott ™™« ™ „ Alexander Scott™.,™™ ,™»™~ 91 . ..
Undaunted, barque, Johnston ~ ..William Duthie™.™... , „300 . .. 41
... Vallisnernia, barque, Nicol.™™™™ ..John Nicol 240 , 49
Victoria, steamer, Willet„ .Nisbet & Robertson ™„ 279 . .. 48
Victoria, schooner, Hay, „™„„„.™ „ Aberdeen Lime Company™™™™,180 , ... 49
Victory, barque, Fowler ™™»™™„ .John Nicol ™~ 239 , ... 47
Victory, steam -tug, Guald ,™.™ JLeith & Clyde Shipping Co 92 , ,.. 44 Venus, brig, Matthews ™™™.™~„~ „P. Buyers ™~ ™.™~ 134 .. 30
Varacity, schooner, Leslie ..The Master . 141 ,
Walter Hood, ship, Sprout™™™.™ ..George Thompson, jun.™™™™™918 , Waterloo, brig, Calder ™™ „C. Wilson 91 Waterwitch, schooner, Wood ™™„ ..George Elsmie & Son„ ™™.134 Wm. Maitland, brig, Mennie „„ ..Robert Maitland ™— 159 Wm. Oughtred, schooner, Stephen. ..Robert Stephen ™„ ™. 36 Wm. Pitt, brig, G ray ™™™.™™,™ „M'Laughlan 150 Zephyr, smack, Ham ™™™»„„™.,v. ^.W. Hogarth ™~„™™w,™v™~ 47 , .
ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT. 59
SEC. V -ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT.
ESTABLISHED CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.
Churches. Where situated. Ministers, Residences.
East „,. ..Union Street ™ „S. Mackintosh, D.D.Sehoolhill West ..Union Street „™„ ~J. Forsyth, D.D. Golden Square. North -King Street „„ „J. Wilson -North Lodge South™ „Belmont Street„„ -T. Dewar -Holburn Street Greyfriai's „ -.Broad Street ™^„ „D. M'Taggart„ .North Lodge St. Clement's ..Foatdee ,.^™. ..James Fraser„ .Constitution Street Trinity,™.,™*,, -Shiprow ™.„ Gilcomston ™ ^Summer Street™ „D. Milne -Mackie Place John Knox's.„ „Mounthoo]y ..C. Skene,, -Nelson Cottage Holburn . ..Wellington Place,. ..John Mitchell,, ..Chapel Street
John Watt, 2, Correction Wynd, Collector and Clerk to each of the separate Ses- sions and to the General Session, and Keeper of the Marriage Register.
David Keith, Town House, Keeper of Registers of Births and Baptisms.
FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.
Where situated. Ministers. Residences. Foote, D.D. „ -.Golden Square East,^™™,„.,. .Belmont Street, it C. M'Phail ..Carden Place West™.™*.™™™.Belmont Street D. Davidson -Crown Street North North Street ™. J. Murray™.™* „Dee Street South ™.™-™-™.Belmont Street. John Adam™™ ~ Albert Street Greyfriars ™-™- Crown Street .John Thomson,. -,Carden Place
St. Clement's Prince Regent Street A. Spence,. . ..Castle Hill Spring Garden Gaelic Lane „ H. M'Kenzie ™ -Silver Street Trinity„™ ™-™-Crown Street™.™-D. Simpson „Carden Place Union „ ™. Shiprow ™-„™v,™»R. Blackwood , -Virginia Street Gilcomston, „. Huntly Street™,™,J. Bryce„ „™, .Crown Street
Bon-Accord , Union Terrace „, S. Grant.™,™,™ -Bloomfield
John Knox's „. Gerrard Street „™.J. Stephen ^.Rosemount Place Holburn ™.„, Bon-Accord Row W. L. Mitchell. ..Skene Street Melville „™.™-Correction Wynd „W. Primrose ™. ..Silver Street Mariners' ™v.™.,™»Commerce Street„,,J. Longmuir ™ ..Silver Street . — . , .
60 ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT.
VARIOUS DENOMINATIONS.
Where situated. Ministers. Residences.
Associate Synod .^.Skene Terrace J. Aitken rr^. ..Skene Terrace
("Correction Wynd H. Angus ,. .Rosemount Place George Street .J. Stirling^„ ,Caroline Place United Presby- j \ Belmont Street J. C. Brown . ,Crown Street terian Church
| John Street.^™.,,. J. B. Ritchie .Summer Street L St. Paul Street A. Dickie,. .North Broadford Thomson .Gerrard Street George Street Congregational {£: Arthur„„ .Maybank Churches,,,,, ! Frederick Street „ D, Wallace „ ..Whitehall Blackfriars Street Do. (not in the Union) St. Paul Street .F. Ferguson ,Strawberrybank English Baptist™ John Street^^.^™. John Price , „HuntIy Street
Scotch Baptist ^.Correction Wynd .
Scotch Baptist ^ South Silver Street „J. M'Donald , ^Bon-Accord Street Wesleyan Methodist Longacre ,™,,~ .John Hannah, .Constitution Street Scotch Episcopal W. Skinner, D.D., Bishop, Golden Sq. St. Andrew's ,^„,™King Street ,™ (J- G. Ryde .West Craibstone St. St. John's ,~„vw»,~-,Crown Terrace. P. Cheyne„ ,Bon-Accord Street English Episcopal f Sir W. Dunbar, Bart., Mackie Place St. Paul's ,~~,»_.™„Gallowgate \ S. A. Walker ,™.Golden Square Missionary Church„Bowl Road ,™., James H. Wilson,. „Castle Street
United Christian 1 , ' . „ . JohnT Street ,.~~.H.TT Hart .Dee Street Church J-
. Gordon™ .Constitution Street Catholic „. .Justice Street •{?. Reid„™, .Castle Street Unitarian .George Street,. D. Griffith. .Bon -Accord Terrace Glassite ^ .St. Andrew Street Various Friends .Gallowgate „^.„,„~ Varioua THE POST-OFFICE DIRECTORY.
1852-53.
NEW ABERDEEN
Abel, Alex., advocate, agent for the Life Association of Scotland, 7 Belmont-street, h. 173 Union-street „™— James, baker, 64, h. 66 Virginia-street Abercrombie, Alexander, 31 Gallowgate Aberdeen Banking Co., 53 Castle-street ,„. Baths, 6 Crooked-Lane and 40 St. Andrew-street
Blind Asylum, Huntly-street ; George Troup, manager Brick and Tile Co.'s Works, Clayhills; office, 13 Market-st. —™~ Carpet Warehouse (wholesale and retail), 1 Lower Dee-st. Coach Manufacturing Co., 7 Frederick-street
„™ Commercial Company ; Lime, Coal, Bone Manure, and
Grain Merchants, Provost Blaikie's Quay ; James Home, manager Deaf and Dumb Institution, 31 Belmont-street; John Weir, master
. Eye and Ear Institution, 11 Littlejohn-street ; open every
lawful morning, between nine and ten o'clock ; Surgeon, G. Rainy, M.D., h. 17 Golden-square
~„. — Fire and Life Assurance Co. ; office, 89 Union-street, C.F. Griffith, manager Foundry, Loch-street General Dispensary, Lying-in and Vaccine Institution, 26
Castle-street ; Medical attendants, Drs. Campbell, Leslie, Galen, Smith, Templeton, and Jamieson Herald Office, 7 Queen-street Horse Repository, 81 George-street and 10 Crooked-lane; Peter Elder and Co., proprietors ~- Horse Bazaar, St. Andrew-street
. Hotel, 138 Union-street, Union-bridge ABE ABE NEW ABERDEEN.' 62
Aberdeen Humane Society; Alexander Gordon, advocate, treasurer, Record Office, 27 Ring-street. At the following1 stations sets of apparatus are lodged for finding bodies and re-
storing suspended animation ; Cruives of Don ; Bridge of Don; Devanha Brewery; Alex. Mowat's Baths, 10 Re-
gent-quay ; Watch-house ; New Pier ; and the baths on the Beach .„™ Journal Office, 13 and 28 Adelphi-court, Union-street Leith and Clyde Shipping Co.'s Office, 65 Quay
Lime Co. ; Lime, Coal, Bone Manure, Nitrate of Soda, and
Guano Merchants, 2 Provost Blaikie's-quay ; Murray and Morison, managers ™. Writing Academy; G. C. M'Conachie, teacher, 115 Union- street ™ Market Company; Adam and Anderson, 75 Union-street, treasurers
™~™~ Mechanics' Institution, 17 Market-street ; secretary, Alex. Yeats, accountant, 123^ Union-street
~~ . Mechanics' Library, 17 Market-street „™ Medical and Chirurgical Society's Hall, King-street
. . Merchant Seamen's Fund Office; George Brock, receiver, 28 Regent-quay
™ Mutual Assurance and Friendly Society ; office, 123^
Union-street ; Alex. Yeats, actuary Mutual Marine Insurance Association, 58 Marischal-street; R. Connon, secretary.
, . and Newcastle Steam Co.'s Office, 47 Marischal-street Ophthalmic Institution for diseases of the Eye, 26 Castle- street. Open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at half-
past two o'clock ; John Cadenhead, surgeon „™ Provision Warehouse, 14 George-street; J. A. Machray, manager, h. 20 Upper-denburn „~— Quill Manufactory, 47 Queen- street „™ Railway Office, Market-street
. Rope and Sail Co.'s Office, Links, Footdee
Salmon Co.'s Office, 31 Gallowgate ; Ice-house, Fish-street Salt Cellar, Drum's- lane
Sea Insurance Co., 57 Marischal-street ; A. Matthew, manager, h. 24 Marischal-street
„ Steam Navigation Co., Waterloo-quay ; T. Anderson, ma- nager, h. above Office
,— Town and County Bank, 93 Union-street Union Club, 115 Union- street
Aberdeenshire Canal Office ; Alexander Jopp, advocate, manager, Jopp's- court, 31 Gallowgate Abernethy, George, civil engineer, 3 Dee-place ~~ James (of J. Abernethy and Co.), Ferryhill-cottage ~- J., and Co., founders, engineers, and machine-makers —™. John (J. Abernethy and Co.), Ferryhill 63 NEW ABERDEEN. ABE AIK
Abernethy, Robert (of J. A. and Co.), Ferryhill Mrs., sen., Ferryhill Accidental Death Insurance Company, London ; A. Masson, 4 Queen-street, agent Adam, Alexander, slater, 57 Causewayend Alexander, manager, Aberdeen Salmon Co., Fish-street
, Alexander, feuar, 36 Catherine- street and Anderson, advocates, 75 Union-street — *~. and Brewster, stonecutters, 110 North-street George, cabinetmaker, 9 Fish-street, h. 20 James-street George and Co., tailors and clothiers, 2 Castle-street James (editor of the Aberdeen Herald), 2 Chanonry, Old Aberdeen James, gardener, Berry- road, North Broadford James (of A. and B.), h. 47 Park-street Rev. John (Free South Church), 15 Albert-street John, timber merchant, 177£ George-street, h. 23 North Broadford
. Robert, advocate, 40 King-street, k. 100 Chapel- street Robert, spirit dealer, 16 Castle-street
— .— Roderick, baker, 14, h. 16 Union-place William, advocate, (Adam and Anderson), Crown-street William, jun., advocate, 62 Skene-street —~™ William, town-serjeant, 27 Frederick-street
~~—. William, feuar, Causewayend William, house carpenter, 60 Gerrard-street Adams, Robert, and Co., spirit dealers, 24 Regent-quay ™ William, broker, 16 Marisehal-street ~ Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker, 48 Queen-street Adamson, Alexander, tinsmith, 17 Gallowgate, h. Ewen's-court, 42 Gallowgate Alexander, cabinetmaker, 8 Summer-street Henry, ship and insurance broker, 57 Marisehal-street, k. 51 Schoolhill John R , clerk (A. and W. Nicol), 60 Marisehal-street .„ Robert, weaver, 14 Langstane-place William, sharebroker, Aberdeen Railway Company's agent for the sale of Scotch Coal, 25 Marisehal-street, h. Al- bert-street William, writer, Town-house, h. 8 Summer-street —— Mrs., Albert-street Advocates' Society's Hall and Library, Advocates' Buildings, Union-street Affleck, Andrew, 2 Affleck-place, Affleck- street Edward, spirit dealer, 179 George-street Agriculturist Cattle Insurance Co. ; agent, John Sheed, 44 Mar- isehal-street Aiken, Alexander, shoemaker, 52 Skene-street Alexander, gardener, Strawberrybank, Hardgate AIK ALL NEW ABERDEEN. 64
Aiken, Alexander, shore-porter, 14 Castle-street James, missionary, 65 College-street _„ James, boot and shoemaker, 33 Marischal-street, h Huxter- row James, late shipmaster, Gilcomston-cottage James, jun., ship and insurance broker, 88 King- street, h. Gilcomston-cottage William, hairdresser and perfumer, 1 South Silver-street Mrs., lodgings, 67 St. Andrew-street Air, John, cart and plough wright, 11 Whitehouse-street Airth, John, shoemaker, 2 Justice-street, h. 3 Victoria-place John, jun., grocer, 1 Union Buildings, h. 74 Bon-accord- street Aitken, Rev. John (Original Antiburgher Church), 26 Skene- terrace Alexander, Alexander, shipmaster, 3 Springbank-terrace ™^ Alexander, shipmaster, 38 Union Row David, boot and shoemaker, 7 Correction-wynd, h. Goose- berrybank, Bon-accord-terrace George, cabinetmaker, 93 Chapel-street
. John, shipmaster (Scottish Maid), 19 Kidd-lane ™ John, grocer, 145, h. 143 Gallowgate (Favourite), 16 Wellington-street , ™ Robert, shipmaster
Robert, professor of dancing and deportment ; Academy,
Diamond-street, /;. 2 Springbank-place ^ Robert, teacher, Public Schools, h. Ferryhill Thomas, surveyor, Bank-street, Ferryhill William, house carpenter, 6 Black's-buildings Female School of Industry, . Miss, teacher, Sheriff Watson's Skene-street-west Miss, lodgings, 20 Blackfriars-street Miss, 8 Guestrow Alcock, Miss, 14 Bon accord-street Marischal- Alfred Life Assurance Association ; Wm. Gordon, 34 street, agent Allan, Alexander, chemist and druggist, 44 Green, h. Mount- hooly „m George, late boatman, Footdee for the General, , George, advocate, 1 Marischal-street, agent (formerly Dissenters') Fire and Life Assurance Co., and Mariners' General Life Assurance Co., Ji. 183 King- street George B., shipmaster (Robert M'William), 43 York-street ™„ George, stabler, 24 Gerrard-street Holburn-street „ . James, watch and clockmaker, James, cook (City of London), 22 Constitution-street .„_ James, shipmaster (Drover), Waterloo-quay James, grocer and provision merchant, 24 St. Nicholas- street, h. Kingsland-place 65 NEW ABERDEEN. ALL AND
Allan, James, and Sons, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 122
Union-street ; manufactory, 42, h. 37 Dee-street James, baker, 68 Upper-denburn John, advocate, 17 Marischal-street, h. 22 Constitution- street
— .—. John, spirit dealer, 72 Green —™» Nathaniel, and Son, grocers, porter and spirit dealers, 39 Park-street Patrick B., shipmaster, 49 Wellington- street ~, Thomas, shoemaker, 14 Jopp's-lane ™— William, cabinetmaker, 2 Gordon's-eourt, Gordon-street Miss, guffering, crimping, and mushing, 17 Littlejohn-st. ™v~™ Miss, 71 Bon-accord-street
, Miss Ann, spirit dealer, 90 Green Miss, 69 Bon-accord-street —„™ Misses, dressmakers, 24 Young-street Allardyce and Jopp, wine merchants to the Queen, stock and share-brokers, 13 Market-street
William, preserver of fresh provisions, Clayhills ; office.
13 Market-street, h. 1 Crown-place Miss (Miss Duncan's), 74 Gallowgate Misses, 21 Bon-accord-terrace Allathan, William, spirit dealer, 24 Shiprow Allen, Misses (late of Mile-end), Braehead, Gilcomston Mrs., 70 Dee-street Alerdice, Miss, matron, Female Orphan Asylum, 8 Albyn-place Miss, teacher Female School of Industry, Skene-street-west
Alliance Life and Fire Assurance Office ; James Black, agent, 23 King-street Allwood, T. H., professor of music, and organist ofeSt. Andrew's chapel, h. 19 Skene- terrace Altrea, Csesar, glass blower and optician to the Queen and Prince Albert, 16 Skene street, h, Upper-denburn
American Vice Consul, Andrew Reid ; office, 107 King Street Anderson, Adam, bloekmaker (A. Dutbie and Co.), 10 Church- street Alexander, clerk (Henry Ogg and Co., distillers, Strathdee), h. Cooperston Place Alexander, advocate (of Adam and Anderson), office, 75 Union Street, h. Stocket Alexander, cattle dealer, 48 Causewayend Alexander, superintendent, Aberdeen Railway Co., Aber- deen Station, h. Polmuir ,~. A. and J., painters, glaziers, paper hangers, carvers, and gilders, 33 Queen Street
—. ,~» Andrew, shipmaster, 53 St. Clement-street
—, — Andrew (of A. and J. Anderson), 131 King-street —.— Arthur, hairdresser, 164 George-street, h. 65 Hutcheon- street AND AND NEW ABERDEEN. 66
Anderson, Charles, shipmaster (Sylvanus), 10 Canal-terrace George (J. Duguid and Co.), Thistle Cottage, Thistle-street George, mason, 7 Skene- terrace George, vintner, 15 Fisher-row „ George, spirit dealer, 45 East North-street, h. above shop ™ James, foreman blacksmith (A. Hall and Sons), 18 York- street „™ James, writer (Adam and Anderson), 75 Union- street „™™~ James, billiard rooms, Chronicle-court, 10 Queen-street ™, James, slater, 49 St. Nicholas-street ^ James, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 202, Ji. 200 Gallow-
James, currier, 19 Princes- street James, jun., tea dealer, wine and spirit merchant, 11 Black's-
buildings, /*. 9 Affleck-street James, Mains of Craibstone, h. 64 West North-street James (of Buchan and Anderson), 122 Skene-street
John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 123 Crown-street, Ji. Balmoral-place John, spirit dealer, 61, St. Andrew-street John, collector of Inland Revenue, 116 King-street, h. 159 King-street John, plumber, brassfounder, and gasfitter, 63 Windmillbrae, h. South College-street John C, hairdresser, 7 St. Nicholas-street Robert, gardener, Rubislaw-den Robert, stabler, 34 Mealmarket-street Robert, town sergeant, h. 13 Black's-buildings Samuel, clerk (Northern Assurance Office) 35 Victoria- street-west Lieutenant William, superintendent of rural constabulary force, 21 Union-terrace Thomas, manager (Steam Navigation Co.), Waterloo-quay William, blacksmith, Flourmill-lane William, hairdresser, 146 Gallowgate William, grain merchant, Barkmill William, builder, 5 Union-wynd William, 9 York-street William, draper, 23 Queen -street, h. 5 Black's-buildings William, lodgings, 2 Affleck-place William, superintendent, harbour police, h. 6 Martin's-lane William, principal beadle, North Church, and funeral waiter, 8 East North -street William, salmon fisher, 3 Trinity-quay, h. 55 Shiprow William, mail-guard, 22 Queen-street Mrs. Captain, 73 Skene-square
. Mrs. James, vintner, Waterloo-quay Mrs., dealer in old clothes, 22 Justice-street
, Mrs., late of Strichen, 2 West Craibstone-street 67 NEW ABERDEEN. AND BAI
Anderson, Mrs., Glenburnie Cottage Mrs., lodgings, 38 Union -terrace —™~ Mrs. Captain, 3 St. Clement-street Mrs., Broadford ™. Mrs., grocer, Holburn-street ™ Mrs., Concert-court, Broad -street Mrs., spirit dealer, 35 York-street Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 171 George-street —™*. Mrs., 35 Victoria-street-west Miss, Nelson-lane Miss, dressmaker, 20 Silver-street Andrew, Benjamin, china merchant, 24 East North-street „ Wm., druggist, 107 Union-street, h. 2 Crown-place-east „ Miss, dressmaker, Holburn-street .,—™ Miss, lodgings, 5 Exchequer-row Angus, George, of Tillicortby, 13 Constitution-street Bev. II. (United Presbyterian Church), Bosemount-place
,. John, advocate and town clerk, 38 Castle-street
— ,— Bobert, clothier, 154, h. 156 George-street , ™ Mrs. George, 43 Whitehouse-street
.—.-™, Miss (of Botriphnie), 74 Dee-street Arbuthnott and M'Combie, paper manufacturers, 3 Trinity-quay Bobert, paper manufacturer, 3 Trinity-quay, h. Cultermills
Argus Life Assurance Co. ; J. Brebner, advocate, agent, Advo- cates'-buildings Argo, John, 55 Chapel-street
Armstrong and Co , tea and coffee merchants, 40 Broad-street Arthur, Bev. David (George-street Chapel), Maybank Asher, James, commission merchant and agent, 115 Union-street h. 6 Dee-place
Asylum Life Co. for Deteriorated Lives and Foreign Bisks ; It. B. Notman, agent, 24 Adelphi
—™» for the Blind, Huntly-street ; George Troup, manager Athenaeum News-rooms, 2 Union-buildings
Atlas Fire and Life Office ; J. Blaikie, advocate, agent, 245 Union- street
Auld, William, overseer, carpet department (Hadden and Son), /*. 18 Fisher-row Auld's Inn and Lodgings, 18 Fisher-row Avery, John, printer, Crown-court, 43 Union-street, h- 17 Bon- accord-street
Badenoch, Alexander, merchant tailor, 12 Union-street, h. 20 Upper-denburn Bain, David, clerk, North of Scotland Equitable Loan Company Ebenezer, wright, opposite 228 George street, h. 200 George- street
—. — James, grocer and spirit dealer, 195 West North-street, h, above shop BAI BAR NEW ABERDEEN. 68
Bain, William, (manager, City of Glasgow Bank), Victoria-court, 54 Castle-street ~ William, spirit dealer, 8 Wales-street —„™ Mrs. Alexander, 62 Castle-street Mrs., confectioner, 10, h. 12 Marischal-street Baird, Thomas, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 171 Union-streel, h. 52 Chapel-street Baker, R. Hosier, professor of music, 16 North Silver-street —™ George, mail coach guard, 54 Chapel -street Balfour, James, overseer (Richards and Co.), 26 Skene-square — »™» Stephen, M. D. and surgeon, 22 Union-place „„^™. William, traveller (Richards and Co.), 34 Skene-street ~~.~™ Mrs., lodgings, 31 Marischal-street Mrs., lodgings, 81 Hutcheon-street-west Bance, John, shipmaster, 95 Chapel-street Mrs., 95 Chapel- street Bank of Scotland Branch, Bank of Scotland-court, 35 Castle-st.; Arthur Thomson, agent
Banks, John H., surveyor (Inland Revenue), 4 Dee-place ; office, 61 St. Nicholas-street Bannockburn Carpet Warehouse, 19 Union-Buildings Bannerman, Sir Alexander, Bart, of Crimonmogate, h. 202 Union-street David, town's drummer, 75 Gallowgate George, merchant, 7 Albyn-place ~~— George, spirit dealer, 86 Woolmanhill John, silk dyer, 37 George -street ™ John, late dyer, 13 Rose-street „~ John B., (of P. B. and Son), shipowner, 2 Trinity-quay Patrick, advocate, 224 Union-street
,m Patrick, and Son, shipowners and coal brokers, 5, h. 2 Trinity-quay Patrick, (of P. B. and Son), 2 Trinity-quay „™.„™ Thomas, 7 Albyn-place ,™,v™ Miss, 7 Albyn-place
. Miss Georgina, 202 Union-street Barber, James, officer of Inland Revenue, 57 Park-street Barclay, George, grocer, 61 Green, h. 55 Prospect-terrace, Ferry- hill
,„*. John, bottler, 20 Harriet-street ^. Robert, superintendent of police, h. 56 Castle-street „™~™ Lydia Ann, 28 Victoria-street -west
™ Miss, teacher ; school, Bridge of Dee, h. Holburn-street Barker, James (of J. B. and Sons), k. Gordon's-Mills ™ John, sen. (J. B. and Sons), h. Gordon's-mills „„.~m John P., brace and cap manufacturer, Jopp's-lane, h. Gor- don's-mills ^ John, and Sons, woollen manufacturers, 91 Loch-street William (J. B. and Sons), 3 Caroline-place 69 NEW ABERDEEN. BAR BEA
Barkway, Mrs., vintner, 39 St. Andrew-street Barnett, Alexander, principal beadle (Free West Church), under- taker, and cabinetmaker, 33 Upperkirkgate — „— Alexander, shipmaster, 25 Regent-quay ~~— James A., fancy-ware merchant, 23 Upperkirkgate —„™ John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 132 Union- street; cab- inet manufactory, Marywell-street, h. Ferryhill-place John, turnkey, West Prison, h. West Prison-gate William, schoolmaster, and inspector of poor, Nigg ™, William, blacksmith, 1 Thistle-street, h. 19 Chapel-street Mrs., stay and corsetmaker, 35 Upperkirkgate Barrat, Thomas, inland revenue officer, Ferryhill-buildings Barron, John, late watch and clockmaker, 83 Crown-street *~~ — John, Advocate, 103 Union-street, h. Balmoral-place Lambert, advocate, 13 Netherkirkgate, h. 83 Crown-street —„™ William, flesher, 41 New-market, h. Rubislaw —™~ Mrs., (late of the Rising Sunj, 1 Chapel-street Barry, Henry, and Co., ironfounders and manufacturers of bone manure, Loch-street Bartlet, James, officer, shipmasters' society, 11 Quay Bate, James, jun., spirit dealer, 21 Wales-street Batten, Abram, commission agent, 7 Adelphi, h. 102 Union-street Baxter, Andrew, shipmaster, 2 St. Mary's-place —~~ Andrew, cattle and sheep salesman, 212 King-street
. Rev. Daniel, chaplain, prison, Lodge-walk James, broker, 76 Gallowgate —~~~ John, spirit dealer, 6 Crooked-lane „™— John, turner and shuttle maker, 93 George-street John, tailor, 7 Crooked-lane —™. Thomas, baker, 29 Chapel-street —„™ W. J. and Co., grocers, 3 Causewayend William, engineer, 23 York-street Mrs., lodgings, 67 Commerce-street Misses, 5 Skene-place Bsaton, John, hairdresser, 26 Marischal-street Beattie. Alexander, hairdresser, 13, h. 10 Shiprow —~~ Francis, blacksmith, 69 George-street
—™, James F., land surveyor, valuator, and engineer ; office, 2 Bon-accord-square, h. 6 East Craibstone-street ,~~— John, mealseller, 101 Gallowgate „ John, painter and glazier, 3 Marischal-street, h. 6 Prospect- terrace, Ferryhill — w John, stonecutter, George-street, corner of Broadford- place, h. 52 Charlotte-street Peter, cabinetmaker William, painter, glazier, and paperhanger, 150 George- street, h. 136 George-street Mrs. W. N., 73 Bon-accord-street „™ Mrs., midwife, 6 Upper-denburn BEA BEV NEW ABERDEEN. 70
Beattie, Mrs., 6 Prospect -terrace Beggrie, Mrs., midwife, 9 Catto-square Begg, Alexander, I Rosemount-terrace Charles, piano-forte maker and tuner, saloon, 8 Black's- buildings ~ John, distiller to the Queen, Lochnagar; wine and spirit merchant; office, 17 Weigh-house-square, h. 9 Quay —.™ William, flesher, Minty's House, 11 Porthill-terrace ™ William, baker, 3 Frederick-street and 62 Schoolhill Bell, Lieut. A. (H.E.I.C.S), merchant, Commerce-street, h. 2 Dee-place ™ Francis, hat manufacturer and furrier, 38 Queen-street
. John, cooper, 1 Windmillbrae, h. 8 College-street ,~ Rannie, and Co., of Leith, wine, spirit, and liqueur mer-
chants ; John Sheed, agent, 44 Marischal-street Bell's (Dr.) School, Frederick-street Belgian Consul, Alexander Thorn, 21 Quay Bennet, William, blacksmith (Blaikie Brothers), 4 Catto-square m.~™. William, printer, North of Scotland Gazette Office, 42 Castle-street, h. 27 Constitution-street Mrs. Robert, spirit dealer, 57 East North-street Benson, Samuel, grocer and spirit dealer, 141 Skene-street, h, 141^ Skene-street Misses, dressmakers, milliners, and straw-hat makers, 141 \ Skene-street Benton, Alexander, flesher, 12 George- street, h. 40 Catherine-st. Benzies, David, shipmaster (Prospect), Theatre-lane
, Miss, 65 College-street
Benzie, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 206 Gallowgate, /;. above shop Berry, James, marine chronometer, watch, and nautical instrument maker, 52 Castle- street, and 53 Marischal-street, h. 1 Dee-place
— ,— James, gardener and riddle maker, 8 Broadford-lane ™ John Edward, clerk (Wm. Skinner, advocate), 37 Summer- street. ™ W. & J., linen manufacturers, 14 Queen-street, h. 18 Skene- terrace Mrs., dealer in fruit, &c, 108 George-street Bertram, Gilbert, corkcutter, 1 Flourmill-lane Best, Thomas (late banker) Broadford Cottage
Beveridge, Peter, manufacturer of bed and table linen ; warehouse, 122^ Union-street, A. 110 Crown-street, and Peterburn, "'OB Robert, M.D., surgeon, 110 Crown-street
, Robert, bed and table linen manufacturer, 39 St. Nicholas- street, h. 25 Ferryhill-place Beverly, Alexander, teacher (Grammar School), 36 Union-terrace William (Catto, Thomson, & Co.), Victoria-place 71 NEW ABERDEEN. BEV BLA
Beverley, Mrs. Robert, Victoria-place Bible Society Depository; G. King, bookseller, 28 St. Nicholas-st. Bicknell, Misses, boarding and day school, 9 North Silver-street Bird, James (of G. & B.), 41 Netherkirkgate William, clerk (Broadford Works), 27 Blackfriars-street Birnie, Alex., innkeeper, Ferryboat tavern, Footdee —™~ George, of Johnstone-place, h. Johnstone-place William, painter, glazier, and paper hanger, 81 King-street, h. 24 James-street
. Moses, surgeon, billet master, 31 Longacre Birss, Robert, druggist, 28 Park-street, h. 26 Park-street Bisset, Mrs. James, lodgings, 19 Crown-street James, keeper of the Court-house, h. Court-house, Lodge- walk „~— James, druggist, Holburn-street John (of J. & W.), 122 Crown-street ™ John and William, wholesale grocers, 37 Queen-street William (of J. and W.), 124 Crown-street William, innkeeper, 6 Mealmarket-street —,™ William, criminal officer, 58 Shiprow Peter, builder, 110 Loch-street ™.— Mrs. James, lodgings, Jamieson's- court, 5 Upperkirkgate Mrs., sick nurse, 6 Black's-buildings Black, Alexander, clerk (Aberdeen Bank), 39 Whitehouse- street Andrew, of Foresterhill, h. Foresterhill George, druggist, 22 Castle-street, h. 50 Wales-street James, builder, 41 Whitehouse-street James (James Black and Co.), 1 Wellington-place James (Miine, Cruden, and Co.), 33 Constitution-street James and Co., stock, share, and produce brokers, and for- warding agents to the Queen, H.R.H. Prince Albert, and the Duchess of Kent; 23 King-street
. John, boot and shoemaker, 23 Justice-street John, wright, 1, k. 61 College-street —~~* John, optician and clockmaker, 16 Longacre John, grocer and spirit dealer, 73 Chapel-street, h. 50 Woolmanhill Joseph, tailor, head beadle (Free Holburn Church), and funeral waiter, 8 Langstane-place Thomas, fiesher, 14 New-market
William, wine merchant, 12 Broad-street, h. 1 Netherkirk- gate William and Co., brewers and distillers, Devanha William, secretary (Aberdeen Commercial Co.), 9 Canal- terrace Misses, 4 Albyn-place Blackhall, James and Co., drapers and hatters, 39 Union-street
, James (of J. B. and Co.), 7 Rosemount-terrace lodgings, ~~— Mrs , 97 Chapel-street -
BLA BOT NEW ABERDEEN. 72
Blackwood, Rev. Robert (Free Union Church), 21 Virginia-street Blaikie Brothers, iron founders, engineers, millwrights, boiler- makers, and general blacksmiths, Footdee Iron works David (of John Blaikie and Sons), 253 Union-street John (J. and A. Blaikie), 247 Union-street „ Anthony Adrian (J. and A. Blaikie), Craigiebuckler
, „„ John (of John Blaikie and Sons), Devanha-house J. and A., advocates, 245 Union-street „^. John, and Sons, plumbers, brassfounders, gasfitters, copper- smiths, pewterers, and gas-meter makers, Littlejohn-st. „^ Thomas (of J. Blaikie and Sons), 32 Bon-accord-terrace
, Mrs., grocer, corner of Charles-street, Causewayend ™.~~. Mrs. Provost, Craigiebuckler „„ Miss, Cooperston-buildings Blake, James, Athenaeum Reading Rooms, h. 11 Union-buildings Bland, James, Captain, adjutant Aberdeenshire militia, 65 Bon- accord- street Boaden, William, shipmaster (London), 57 Quay
. Mrs. Richard, lodgings, 80 Waterloo-quay
Eoa- Accord Blind Asylum, Huntly- street ; Geo. Troup, manager Union Cotton-mill Company, Poynernook Bonar, James T., 9 Charles-street Bonnyman, James, blacksmith, 19 Loch street „„ John, blacksmith, 19 Loch-street James and John, blacksmiths and bell-hangers, 19 Loch-st. „„ Mrs., cook-shop, 198 Gallowgate Booth, George, Springbank, Dee-street George, grocer, 21 Upperkirkgate St. Clement-court, , James, boilermaker (Blaikie Brothers), St. Clement-street „^ James, shipmaster (James Booth), 28 Queen-street James, M.D., surgeon, 27 Queen-street John, mason, 17 Hutcheon-street „^ John, berthmaster, Aberdeen Dock, h. 25 Justice-street John, watch and clockmaker, 41 Upperkirkgate, k. 5 Black's buildings William, chimney-sweep, Albion-court, 18 Castle-street ,„~.™ William P., ship and insurance broker, commission-agent, and merchant, 56 Marischal-street, h. 28 Queen-street Borthwick, Andrew, silken and woollen dyer, scourer, cloth-fuller, and dresser, dye-works, 76 Loch-street „^ William, candlemaker, 36 East North- street Bothwell, Alexander, confectioner, 25 Netherkirkgate, and New- market Gallery, h. Concert-court, Broad-street
„^ , Alexander, baker, Holburn-street „„ George B., candle manufacterer, 25 Justice-street, h, 165 Union-street ™,~, John, shoemaker, 33 and 35, h. 46 Broad-street „. Mrs. G., 1 Rose-street 73 NEW ABERDEEN. BOT BRE
Bothwell, Margaret, Greenbank, 31 North Broadford Boulton, T. A., draftsman, 256 George-street Mrs. T. A., milliner and dressmaker, 230 h. 256 George-st Bow, Hugh, keeper of Medical Hall, King-street Bowie, Mrs., lodgings, 29 Broad-street Jane, cook-shop and register office, 66 Guestrow Bower, Alexander G., dock-master, h. 69 Waterloo-street Bowman, A., grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 6 Upper Leadside, Gilcomston, Andrew, jun. (of Bowman and Co.), 31 Huntly- street
. Andrew (of Kerr and Bowman), 31 Huntly-street
. and Co., plasterers, 31 Huntly-street Mrs. James, victualling house, 73 Queen-street Miss, white seamstress, Cruden's-court, 22 Broad-street Boyd, Andrew J. John, supervisor of inland revenue, Holburn-street, h. Twin Cottage, Holburn-street
<—. — John, mail guard, 187 George-street
. Mrs. G. H., 15 North Silver-street Mrs. William, 83 Hutcheon-street Misses, Mackie-place Boyle, Alexander, teacher, North Parish School, h. above school Martin, spirit dealer, 25 Park-lane Boys' School of Industry, Quakers'-court, 55 Guestrow Bramwell, John, secretary, Town and County Bank, 90 Union-st. Brands and Scorgie, ship carpenters, Inches Andrew (of Brands and Scorgie), Canal-lane Brand, George, spirit dealer, 7 East North-street George, carter, 43 Windmillbrae I ~. William, (successor to G. Booth and Son), jeweller and watchmaker, 48 Broad-street, h. 33 Charlotte-street
.—, — Mrs., 46 Windmillbrae Brander, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 8 Justice-street Robert, inspector (W. Henderson), 66 Loch-street Brandy, Alexander, spirit dealer, 55 Quay, h. 57 Huntly-street Brantingham, George, grocer, 130 George-street Brebner, Alexander, broker, 9 Drum's-lane George, post-horse-master, 44 Harriet-street James, advocate, Advocates'-buildings, h. 9 Albyn-place John, harbour contractor, 22 Bon-accord-terrace and Ogilvie, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 153 Union-
street ; cabinet manufactory, 5 Thistle-lane, Thistle-st. and Grant, general merchants, 56 St. Nicholas-street William, manager, Aberdeen Horse Repository, 81 George- street William (of Brebner and Ogilvie), 48 Summer-street William, shipmaster, 45 Park-street William, (North of Scotland Equitable Loan Co.), Mount- street, Rosemourtt 'BRE BRO NEW ABERDEEN. 74
Brebner, Miss, of Lairney, h. 152 Union-street Brechin, George, provision seller, 94 Causewayend Henry, foreman moulder (M'K. and Co. 20 Spring-garden), 62 Causewayend Mrs. James, 11 Canal-street „™ Mrs. lodgings, 2 Chapel-street Bremner, Peter, toll-keeper, Wellington-bridge Brew, James, linen merchant, 11 Carmelite -street Brewster, Geo. (of A. and B. ), 47 Park-street Bridewell and Rogue Money Assessment for the city and liberties
of Aberdeen ; James Simpson, collector; office, 17 Hux- ter-row Bridgeford, Mrs., inn and lodgings, 12 Bumett's-close, Castle-st. British Commercial Life Assurance Company; George Grub, advocate, Advocates'-buildings, Union-street, agent
Empire Mutual Life Assurance Company, London ; agent, Lauchlan M'Kinnon, jun., 83 Union-street
Empire Fire and Life Society, London ; agent, J. A. Wilson, 20 Upperkirkgate ™„ Linen Company's Bank, 22 King-street
Broadford Bread and Flour Company, 218 George- street ; Alex. Robertson, manager, h. Craigie-street ~ Works, Maberly-street Broad Street Academy, 2 Blairton-lane, William Clark, teacher Brock, Geo., shipping master, and examiner in practical seaman- ship, receiver of Merchant Seamen's Fund, 28 Regent- quay Brown, Alexander, Odd Fellows' Arms' Inn, 41 Queen-street Alexander (Brown and Carr), 68 Dee-street —„~- Alexander, and Co., booksellers, public library, 77 Union- street ~. Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 71 George-street, h. Cathe- rine-street „™~~. Alexander, clerk (Spring-garden), Kingsland-place ™ Andrew, dyer (Rubislaw works), Rubislaw and Carr, wholesale clothiers, Exchange-court, Union-street „™ Charles, corkcutter, 18£ Harriet-street Farquhar, and Co., Glenburn Distillery, Rubislaw „~* Donald, boot and shoemaker, 13 Dee-street ™ James, clerk (Town and County Bank), Holburn-street „ James, day patrol, 123 Chapel-street
, John, M. D., Skene-square John, warden (East Church), and funeral undertaker, 1 Skene-street-west „™ Rev. John C. (United Presbyterian Church), 26 Crown-st. P. and G., auctioneers, 40 Union-street (up stairs) „™ Peter, auctioneer (of P. and G. Brown), 40 Union-street
„~. . Robert, late inspector of taxes, Carden's-haugh Robert, shore porter, 10 Weigh-house-square 75 NEW ABERDEEN. BRO BUC
Brown, Robert, timber merchant, Inches, h. 3 Affleck-place Rev. R. J., D.D., professor of Greek, Marischal College, h. 19 Golden -square Robert, Mill of Tarty warehouse, 4 Mealmarket- street .—. — Robert (of R. Moir and Brown), wine merchant, 14 Adelphi-court Robert, hatter, 58 St. Nicholas-street, h. 5 Black's-buildings Simon, saddler, 178 West North-street William (inland revenue), distributor of stamps and col- lector of land and assessed taxes for the counties of Aber- deen and Kincardine, Advocates'-buildings, Backwynd, h. 9 Bon-accord-square i~! William, basket- maker, 8 Marischal-street, and 24 Market- gallery William, fishing-tackle maker, 36, h. 34 George-street William, builder, 45, h. 86 Bon-accord-street William, coachman, 54 Catherine-street ~m— Mrs. Robert, midwife, 110 John-street Mrs., provision shop, 87 Spring-garden Mrs.^ lodgings, Ross-court, 6 Upperkirkgate —„™ Cecilia, provision mart, 11 Drum's-lane ™ Miss, lodgings, Castlehill ... Misses, 21 Victoria-street- west Brownie, James, paper ruler, \ Well-court, Broad-street Bruce, David, shipmaster, 28 Constitution-street John, jun., baker, 8, h. 10 George-street John, share, ship, and insurance broker, 28 Marischal- street, h. 34 Union-place Sir Michael, bart. of Stenhouse, h. Scotstown, and 57 Schoolhill —— William, builder, 63 Causewayend William H., shipmaster (Peruvia), 18 Commerce -street
. W. B., feuar, Porthill-terrace Mrs., 34 Union-place ™~™ Miss, lodgings, 36 Union-terrace Miss, teacher of music, 2 Carmelite-street ~~.~~. Miss Eliza, milliner and dressmaker, 9 Black friars-street Brunton, John, shipmaster, 39 Wales-street John, jun., shipmaster, 53 Commerce-street Bryce, Rev. James (Free Gilcomston Church) James, advocate, 12 Adelphi-court, h. Westbank, Fonthill Buchan, Alexander, shoemaker; 83 Queen-street, k. 31 Consti- tution-street John, shipmaster, 16 Links-street and Anderson, stonecutters, Union bridge Robert, baker, 76 Green —„~. William, slater, 21 Shiprow Buchanstone Mill Warehouse, 79 Broad-street Buck, William, shoemaker, 2 St. Clement-street G 2 ;
BUC BYR NEW ABERDEEN. 76
Buckner, William, boot and shoemaker, Causewayend Budge, David, accountant, 31 Gallowgate, h. Ferryhill Buik, Andrew (Bank of Scotland), 126 King-street Buist, James J., M.D., druggist, 87 King-street Thomas, cooper and fishcurer, 13 Prince Regent-street Bullock, John, foreman (J. Blaikie & Sons), 7 Denburn-terrace Bullanera, Matthew, shipmaster (Tartar), 43 Commerce- street Burge, A., hat manufacturer, 36, h. 46 Broad-street Burgess, Alexander, shipmaster (Mary), 53 Virginia-street
. Charles, custom-house agent, South College-street James, umbrella and parasol-maker, 17 Farquhar-court, Upperkirkgate „ James (J. Black and Co.), 73 Crown-street William, shipmaster (Isla), 3 Bannermill-street Mrs., provision dealer, 22 St. Andrew-street ™ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Annand's-court, 30 James-st. Burn, Edward, 252 Union-street-west Burness, Alexander, Prospect-place John, provision merchant, 27 Commerce-street William, dispensing chemist and druggist, 18 Union-place Burnett, Alexander, feuar, Holburn-street Newell, advocate, keeper of the register of sasines for Aber-
deen and Kincardine shires ; office, 25, h. 23 Belmont-st.
Thomas, advocate ; office 25,h. 23 Belmont-street Mrs., vintner, Upper-denburn Burt, Robert, tailor, 70 Queen-street Burwell, Elijah, jeweller, and dealer in all kinds of Foreign and British fancy goods, 88, h. 90 Union-street Bushby, Charles, 6 Affleck-street Buthley, Robert, shipmaster (Aurora), 43 Commerce-street Butler, Joseph, flesher, 24 New-market, h. 6 Barnett's-close Buyers, Alexander, shipmaster (Fancy), 31 Huntly-street and Skene, tea and coffee dealers, 104 Union-street, and 25 St. Nicholas-lane James, manager (Aberdeen Rope and Sail Co.), Ji. 3 Con- stitution-street James (British Linen Co.), 12 Kidd-lane James, & Co., builders and timber merchants, 12 Kidd-lane James (James Buyers and Co.), 48 Summer-street John (James Buyers and Co,), 12 Kidd lane Peter, grocer, ship chandler, and spirit dealer, 32 Quay
Receiving Post Office ; h. 31 Quay William (James Buyers and Co.), 94 Skene-street William (of Buyers and Skene), 104 Union-street, h. 2 St. Mary's-place Miss, dressmaker, 48 Summer-street Misses, dressmakers, 94 Skene-street Byrne, Andrew Crane, clerk, Coach Office, Union-street, h. 51 Bon-accord-street 77 NEW 'ABERDEEN. CAD CAM
Cadenhead, Alexander, advocate, (A. and J. Cadenhead), 5 Bon- accord-square Alexander and John, advocates, City Fiscals, 9 Huxter-row Barron, and Co., Newbridge, Hardgate David, boot and shoemaker, 98 John-street
.—. —. George, advocate, 9 Huxter-row, h. 5 Bon-aceord-square —™. George, tailor, 7 John-street John, M. D., ophthalmic surgeon, Royal Infirmary, 211 Union-street- west John, advocate (A. and J. Cadenhead), 5 Bon -accord-square William, overseer (Broadford Works), 7 John-street „™— Miss, Braehead, Gilcomston Caie, William, shore porter, 84 Shiprow William, 99 Causewayend
. Mrs., lodgings, 1 Carnegie-street Cairney, Alexander, 9 Young-street Calder, Charles, porter and spirit merchant, 50 Green, h. 2 Car- melite-street „~™< James, teacher (Gilcomston School), Summer-street John, Free Presbytery officer, 14 Thornton-place, Guestrovr Mrs., spirit dealer, Summer-lane Mrs., lodgings, 5 Huntly-street Caledonian Insurance Company; Alexander Abel, advocate, agent :, office, 7 Belmont-street Cameron, Alexander, spirit dealer, 24 Hutcheon-street Alexander, mason, 28 Catherine-street Andrew J., advocate, 6 Broad-street, h. Morefield, Stocket Andrew, founder (Blaikie Brothers), 23 Prince Regent- street Angus, Ferryhill-place J. and P., railway carriers, and forwarding agents, Market- street —„™ William, shoemaker, 10 Skene-street —~~- William, cooper, 20 Loch-street Peter, day patrol, Charles-court, 40 Upperkirkgate Mrs., Morefield, Stocket
. Mrs., midwife, Ewen's-court, 42 Gallowgate Mrs., 13 Huntly-street Miss Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker, 84 Union-street Campbell, Alexander, and Co., Bakers, 3 Yeats-lane, h. 22 Summer- lane Charles, clerk (Hutcheon-street combwork), h. Rosemount ~~ Daniel, shoemaker, 17 Jopp's-lane —„™ D. C, M. D., medical superintendent, Lunatic Asylum
—.— James, railway contractor, Ferryhill-place John, shoemaker, 84 Chapel-street John, post-horse-master and livery stables, 5 Bon-accord- street ~~.— John, spirit dealer, 63 West North-street G 3 CAM CAT NEW ABERDEEN. 78
Campbell, John, surgeon, 7 Bon-accord-street „ John, sheriff-officer, and constable for the counties of Aber- deen and Kincardine, 83 King- street
. , Robert, timber merchant, 127 George-street and 9 Charlotte- street, h. 49 John-street ™ Walter, spirit dealer, 61 East North-street „ William, shipmaster (Queen, steamer), Millburn-street
, , William, jun., shipmaster (Duke of Richmond, steamer), Millburn-street
. Mrs., 12 Charles-street ™ Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 22 Summer-lane Cantly, Peter, shore porter, 22 Shiprow Cardno, George (of Smith and Cardno), Westfield Carey, John, flesher, 45 New-market, h. 19 Ann-street Cargill, David, and Co., outfitting, lace, and bonnet warehouse, 3, 5, and 7 Union-buildings D. (of D. C. and Co.,) 22 Broad-street
. John, shipmaster (City of London, steamer), 80 Waterloo- quay William, shipmaster (Lord Metcalf), 25 Quay Carmichael, Mrs. Captain Robert, 16 Union-terrace Carnegie, Miss Hannah, 6 Golden-square Carpet Warehouse, 125 Union-street Carr, Alexander, and Co., dyers and bleachers, Barkmill George, 26 Victoria-street-west Carter, Miss, 41 Union-terrace Cassie, James, jun., artist, 32 Adelphi James, porter, 43 West North-street
„. Mrs., lace dealer and general draper, 43 Union-street, . Crown-court Mrs., Robert, 50 Skene-terrace Miss, dressmaker, 19 St. Nicholas-street Castle, Andrew, overseer (Bannermill), h. 69 Park-street Cattanach, Charles, and Co., tailors and clothiers, 123£ Union-st. h. Strawberrybank C. (of Charles Cattanach and Co.), Strawberrybank D. G., advocate, 56 Castle-street, secretary to the Aberdeen Public Baths; agent for the Economic Life Assurance Society, London, h. 63 Bon-accord-street ~~„~~ John (Broadford Works), 7 Denburn-terrace Mrs., Donald, Holburn- street ,™.~~ Mrs. John, lodging-s, 64 Union-street Catto, James, boot and shoemaker, 195 Union-street, h. 132 Crown- street John, Son, and Co., merchants, and insurance brokers, 88 King-street „™~~ John, cabinetmaker, 157 Union-street w-.— Joseph, clerk, (Ferryhill foundry), 56 Skene-square
—, — Robert, sen. (of Robert Catto and Son.), Belvidere -
79 NEW ABERDEEN. CAT CHA
Catto, Robert, jun. (of Robert Catto and Son.), 42 King-street Robert, and Son, merchants, 47 Marischal-street Robert, and Co., grocers, wine and spirit dealers, 14 King- street ™»— Robert, spirit dealer, 9 Weighhouse-square Thomson, and Co., rope and sail manufacturers, Links, Foot- dee William, secretary (Aberdeen Bank), 50 Upperkirkgate
. William, merchant, 90 King-street William, corkcutter (G. Simpson), 9 Guestrow Mrs., Robert, 42 King-street Miss, dressmaker, 50 Upperkirkgate
. Miss, dressmaker, Annand's-court, 30 James-street Cay, William (Mitchell and Cay, Spa-st.), h. 6 Black's-buildings Mrs., 70 Catherine-street Chadwick, Edmund, manufacturer, 39 Queen-street Chalmers, Alexander W., general governor of the Aberdeen prisons, h Rose-street Alexander, shoemaker, 21 Marischal-street, h. 38 Union- row Alexander, weaver, 4 Charles-street, Broadford Alexander, superintendent of canal works, 5 Mounthooly Charles advocate (Chalmers } and Farquhar), 14 Union terrace David, printer, h. 13 Adelphi, and Westburn
. ™ David, and Co., printers and publishers, Journal Office, 13 and 28 Adelphi-court, Union-street and Farquhar, advocates, 147 Union-street George, shipmaster (Sophia), 3 Victoria-place „~— James (of D. Chalmers and Co. printers), 13 Adelohi . James, superintendent (Gas Light Co.) Gas-street" James, baker, 41 Park-street
—. — John G. (of D. Chalmers and Co.), 13 Adelphi William, gardener, Seafield William, manager of the Northern Assurance Company, office, 3 King- street William, builder (Low and Chalmers), 35 Victoria-street- west Mrs., teacher, 20 Blackfriars-street
. Mrs. S., 34 Marischal-street Misses, of Westfield, h. Westfield Chapman, John, builder, 165 George-street William, 'Glenburnie Mrs. spirit dealer, 3 Shorebrae Mrs,, lodgings, 20 St. Andrew-street Miss, milliner, 20 St. Andrew- street Charles, Alexander, mason, 73 Hutcheon -street W., mason, 33 Ann-street Charleston, Mrs., spirit dealer, 13 Hutcheon-street ;
CHA CLA NEW ABERDEEN. 80
Chasser, George, bookseller, 10 Crown-street, h. 4 Marywell-place James, town's sergeant, 48 Queen- street James, grocer and spirit dealer, 39, h. 37 Littlejohn-street Cheyne, George, 10 Marywell-street Rev. Patrick (St. John's Chapel), 44 Bon-accord-street Chisholm, William, keeper of the Public Rooms, Union-street _ William, officer to the Greyfriars Church, h. 5 Jopp's-court, Broad-street Chivas, Alexander, advocate, and agent for the National Bank of Scotland, 42 Castle-street James (of Stewart and Chivas), 17 King-street John (D. L. S. and Co.), 2 Castlebrae Mrs. John, 2 Castlebrae Chree, Miss, 267 George-street
. Mrs. William, lodgings, 2 St. Catherine's-wynd Christie, Alexander, mealseller, 1 Cause wayend Alexander, of Ashley, near Cooperston „™ Andrew, shipmaster (Mary Reid), 23 Virginia-street David S., clerk, 76 West North-street George, grocer, 124 King-street, h. 27 Frederick-street John, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 65 George-street, h. 63 George- street John, spirit dealer, 56 East North-street John shipmaster (Sarah), 23 Virginia-street „„ John, gardener, Froghall John, M.D., Lecturer on the Institutes of Medicine, King's College and University, h. 46 Schoolhill „™ Miss, 117 George-street „„ Miss, 27 Dee-street Christopher, Mark, shipmaster (Gazelle), 45 Victoria-place
City of Glasgow Bank, Victoria-court, 54 Castle- street ; William Bain, manager City Tax Office, 17 Huxter-row, foot of Broad-street Clark, Alexander, shipmaster (Queen of the Tyne), 8 Carmelite- street „~„™ Alexander, confectioner, 19 Schoolhill -^.^-. Alexander, provision merchant, 12 Northfield, Leadside of Gilcomston ^, Archibald, shore porter, 18 Shiprow Arthur, feuar, 8 Windy-wynd ™,„™ Benjamin, spirit dealer, 76 East North-street booksellers, stationers, and . George, and Son, wholesale paper merchants, 15 Broad-street Henry, grocer and spirit dealer, 149£ Gallowgate, h. above shop and Son), 15 Broad-street r_ James, bookseller (G. Clark h. Louisville James, clothier, 66 Union-street, h. 33 Bon-accord-street James, shipmaster, 81 Virginia-street 81 NEW ABERDEEN. CLA COC
Clark, John, advocate, 3 Queen- street, h. 37 High-street, Old Aberdeen John, 30 Blackfriars-street John (of L. Clark and Son), h. 2 Upperkirkgate John, spirit dealer, 3 Ragg's-lane John, spirit dealer, 49 George-street „™ John, builder, 9 Princes-street
^ . Leslie, and Son, wine and spirit merchants, and wholesale grocers, 4, h. 2 Upperkirkgate
and M'Donald, manufacturers (Woolmill, Culter) ; office, 18 Broad-street _~— Samuel, linen manufacturer, 5 Mounthooly Thomas, M.D., professor of chemistry, 2 Springbank- terrace William, late ironmonger, Bloomfield, Holburn William, assistant inspector of poor, 37 Constitution-street „w William, general agent, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit mer- chant, 8, h. 10 King-street
. William, manufacturer, 61 Queen-street William, teacher (Broad-street Academy), 9 Denburn-terrace William, shipmaster (Commodore), 12 Quay Mrs. J., lodgings, 36 Union-street Miss, ladies' school, 16 Gallowgate Miss, Louisville Miss, lodgings, 36 Union-street Cleland, Peter, artist and teacher of drawing, 8 Union-terrace Clerihew, Alexander, teacher (South Parish School) Francis, advocate, M'Combie's-court, h. 104 Crown-street George, builder, 104 Crown-street Clapton, John, teacher, 141 George-street, h. 112 Chapel-street Clunes, Thomas, plumber, gastitter, and brassfounder, 196 George- street, A. Kingsland-place Clyne, James (of Wm. Clyne and Sons), 85 Gallowgate Norval, advocate, 245 Union-street, A. 9 Waverley-place _^> Thomas, tea and coffee dealer, 20 Gallowgate, A. 11 Little- john-street i William and Sons, curriers, 28 Berry-lane William and Sons, leather dealers, boot and shoemakers, and gutta percha agents, 22 and 24 Gallowgate Mrs. Captain, 43 Victoria-street-west ™ Mrs. William, 188 George-street Cobban, John, plasterer, 65 Chapel-street Cochran, F. J., advocate (Smith and Cochran), 96 Union-street, A. Crown-terrace David, spirit dealer, 79 George-street James, late excise officer, Wallfield Cock, John, mealseller, 11, h. 9 Commerce-street
Cockburn, J., and Campbell, wine merchants, Edinburgh ; Alex. B. Whyte, 19 Union Buildings, agent COC CON NEW ABERDEEN. 82
Cocker, James, gardener, Sunnypark, Canalside, by Causewayend Cockerill, Charles, hairdresser, 177 George-street Cofften, Joseph, spirit dealer, 9 Correction- wynd Collie, Alexander, Oakbank, Stocket Alexander, slater, 28 Shiprow
. — Duncan, clerk (Police Tax-office), 53 Summer-street George (of G. Collie and Co.), 21 Union-place ,~~ George and Co., drapers, 4 St. Catherine's-wynd, Union-st. „™— George, shipmaster, 3 Victoria-place James, mason. Even-place, Pitfodels James H., hairdresser, 55 Green, h. 17 Huntly-street „„ James, provision shop, 85 Loch-street ~™ James, advocate, agent for the London Union Assurance Society, 58 Castle-street, h. 153 Crown-street James, tidewaiter, customs, Brebner's-court, Shiprow —,~„ John, foreman of the rope department (Catto, Thomson, and Co.), 13 York-street „™„™ John, plasterer, 69 Green, k. 2 College-street Patrick, wholesale and retail silk, shawl, and bonnet mer- chant, silk mercer, clothier, and haberdasher, 37 Union- street, h. 2 Guestrow ~v~ Robert, hairdresser, 62 Shiprow, h. Mary Cottage, south end of College-street
~~—. Robert, wholesale and retail hardware and fancy warehouse, 37 Green, h. Affleck-street Robert (of Duthie and Co., brewers), Holburn-street William, wright and cabinetmaker, 14 Blackfriars-street, h. ™ William, carter, 26 Wales-street ^ Mrs. William, Holburn-street Mrs. William, 102 Chapel-street Mrs., King-street-place
Mrs , midwife, 27 Spittal „™ Miss Ann, 30 Gordon-street Collier, William, shipmaster (Helen Simpson), 19 Marischal-st. Colquhon, John, traveller (A. Sutherland and Sons), 49 Victoria' street-west Colston, Alexander, teacher of music, and teacher, Gordon's Hos- pital, h. 11 Diamond-street Mrs., dressmaker and milliner, 11 Diamond-street Colvin, John, porter, Marischal College, Broad-street Mrs., inn and lodgings, 61 Castle-street
Commercial Bank of Scotland's Branch ; R. Grigor, agent, 9 King- street Commissary Clerk's Office, 27 King -street
Commutation Road Trustees ; James Simpson, advocate, clerk and collector, 17 Huxter-row Condell, Major, J. A. (H.E.I.C.S.), 112 Crown-street Connell, D.M., English and commercial teacher (Free North School, Princes-street), h. 1 Prospect- terrace, Ferryhill 83 NEW ABERDEEN. CON COP
Connel, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 86 Chapel-street Connon, George, merchant, 212 King-street James, clothier and haberdasher, 27 Union-street, h. 2i Broad-street „ James, mealseller, 21 York-street „„» Richard and Co., timber merchants, ship and insurance brokers, and general commission agents, 58 Marischal- street Robert, cart and plough wright, 34, k. 32 Causewayend —„— Willliam, carpenter, 28 St. Clement-street William (of W. Davidson and Co.), 11 Albyn-place ™„ Mrs. Alexander, wholesale grocer and tea merchant, 73, h. 79 King-street Cook, Alexander, coach-guard, 13 Guestrow „ George, shipmaster (Forth), 5 Hanover-street ™.„— James, engineer, 55 Wellington-street ~™~™ John, post-horse master; office, 1 Belmont- street, h. 147 Union-street „„.— John, ship and insurance broker, 59 Marischal- street, h. Ferryhill
—. — Silvester, house-carpenter, Holburn-street William, tailor and clothier, Exchange-court, Union-street, k. 6 St. Catherine's-wynd
„; . Mrs., lodgings, 41 Huntly-street
—. —. Mrs., midwife, 102 Skene-street Cooper, Alexander, saddler, 45, h. 35 Queen-street ,~~— Francis, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 60, h. 56 Chapel-street „™~~ Henry (of H. Cooper and Co.), Ferryhill-place ™ H., and Co., silk mercers, shawl merchants, and linen and woollen drapers, 47 Union- street James (late hatter), bookseller and agent for Scott of Edin- burgh's pills, 22 Kidd-lane ~~.,k~. James, late farmer, Millbank-lane, North Broadford —~— James, spirit dealer, Holburn-street James, currier and leather dealer, Steps of Gilcomston ™ John, hairdresser, 121, h. 123 George-street John, spirit dealer, Holburn-street John, sacrist, Marischal College, 82 Broad-street Patrick, advocate, 16 King-street, h. 130 Union-street
— .—. William (of Philip and Cooper), 11 Albyn-place Rev. William, 53 Victoria-street-west -~~„~ William, silk and woollen dyer and scourer, 41 Commerce- street
. Miss, straw-hat maker, 49 Broad street Mrs,, midwife, 123 George-street Copland, Alexander, slater, 55 Charlotte-street; yard, John-street ~~- David, merchant, 29 York-place Peter, slater-; yard, Hutcheon-street, h. 60 Gerrard-street COP COU NEW ABERDEEN. 84
Copland, Miss, staymaker, 10 Marywell-street Mrs., 10 Marywell-street Cordiner, Mrs., Smith's-court, 49 Gallowgate Cormack, Alexander, grocer, wine, and spirit dealer, 33 Shiprow, h. 151 Crown-street
„ Alexander, tailor, 4 North Broadford George, furniture dealer, 71 Broad-street William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 31 York-place, h. 151 South Crown-street steam yacht inn, New Pier , William, „ William, day patrol, 19 Shiprow
Mrs , lodgings, Charlotte-street Miss, dressmaker, 11 Whitehouse-street Cornwall, George, printer and lithographer, Victoria-court, 54 Castle-street, h. Rosehill, Rosemount Castle-street, h. Rose- , E., lithographer, Victoria-court, 54 hill, Rosemount Joseph R., printer, Victoria-court, 54 Castle-street, h. Rose- hill, Rosemount Cosgrove, Peter, grocer and spirit dealer, and manufacturer of salve for all kinds of sores, 298 George-street Cossens, James, wright, 3 Castle-lane Coubrough, W. and J., tea and coffee merchants, 3 St. Nicholas-st. County Fire Office and Provident Life Office; agent, William Smith, jun., 106 Union-street Rates; C. Lumsden, collector, 2 Union-terrace Courage, Archibald, bookseller, 7 George-street, h. Braehead, Gilcomston James, cooper, 177 Gallowgate 55 Huntly-street , Miss, staymaker, Miss, sick nurse, 68 Skene-square Coulson, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 39 Marischal-street Coutts, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Rubislaw Alexander, wright, 46 Frederick-street, h. South Constitu- tion-street Alexander, grocer, Holburn-street Alexander, coach guard, 5 St. Mary's-place Alexander, turner and shuttle maker, 58 Windmillbrae Charles, chemist and druggist, 26 Broad-street David, grocer and spirit dealer, 62, h. 58 Windmillbrae and Gauld, painters and paper hangers, 201 Union-street George, wright, 88 John-street James, builder, 24 John-street, h. 15 Princes-street James, surgeon, 4 Castlebrae John, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 114, h. 152 George-street John, advocate, 16£ Constitution-street William (of Coutts and Gauld), 67 Chapel-street William, overseer (Rubislaw Works), Rubislaw 85 NEW ABERDEEN. COU—CRE
Coutts, Mrs., lodgings, 44 Upperkirkgate Mrs. Alexander, cutler, 214 Gallowgate Cowie and Co., brewers, 5 Virginia-street John, mason, 29 Hutcheon-street William, tailor, 4 Brownie's-brae, Lower-denburn Mrs., lodgings, 66 John-street Cowieson, George, vintner, 9 Trinity-quay Craib, Alexander, groeer and spirit dealer, Trinity-quay John, spirit dealer, 103 John-street „ William (of Knight and Craib), 7 Shorebrae Mrs., lodgings, 49 St. Nicholas-street Mrs., midwife, 1 Trinity-quay Craig, Alex., manager (Milne, Cruden, and Co.), Gordon's-mills Alexander, manager (North Broadford Bread Company), 2 North-Broadford Alexander, shipmaster (Hawk), 23 Commerce-street
— ,— Edward, teacher, Dr. Bell's School, Frederick-street, h. 29 Skene-street i George, foreman (W. Simpson and Co.), 11 Catto-square „~™~ John, builder, Victoria-street-west
. John, saddler, 4 Thistle-street James, and Co., saddlers and harness makers, 38 SehoolhilL h. 13 Black's-buildings
. Peter, shipmaster, 23 Commerce-street
. Robert, spirit dealer, 21 North Broadford
Thomas, tobacco manufacturer, 22 George-street, h. Skene • street-west Miss, teacher, 72 Catherine-street Craigen, James, furniture-dealer, 29, h. 27 Gallowgate Craighead, John, porter, Royal Infirmary
i ,~~ William, provision dealer, 22 Basement-floor, New-market ™. Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 20 Skene-street Craigie, Captain James (H.E.I.C.S.), 15 Albyn-place
Craigmile, Alexander, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 47, li. 49 Commerce-street William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 49 Woolmanhill, h. 67 Commerce-street Craigmyle, Francis, teacher of writing and drawing, Public School, Little Belment-street, A. 11 Rose-street
. William, late farmer, 67 Commerce-street ~~.— Mrs., lodgings, 1 Kingsland-place Crane, Andrew, shipmaster, 45 Victoria-place James, rural police constable, 50 Skene-street James, and Co., spirit dealers, 18 Maberly-street James, collector (Gas Light Co.), 64 Gerrard-street Crawford, John, overseer (Aberdeen Lime Co.), Fish-street ~~— William, flaxdresser, 35 North Broadford Cree, Miss Elizabeth, trainer, Free North Infant School, North- street, h. Orchard Cottage, Old Aberdeen H ..
GRO—CRU NEW ABERDEEN. 86
Croall, James, Lochhead
Croll, George, baker, 70 King-street . James, tailor, 60 Woolmanhill —™v John, baker, 67 George- street, h. 69 Hutcheon-street John, provision seller, 69 Hutcheon-street
. —i Mathew, flesher, 74 King-street Cromar, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 13 Skene-terraee ~~~™ James L., shipmaster (Columbine), 54 Quay ~™„™ James, spirit dealer, 21 Park- street „~. John (Milne, Low, and Co.), 4 Little Chapel-street ~* William (Devanha Comb-work Co.), 9 Marywell-street „™— William, clerk, 55 Shiprow Crombie, Alexander, fruit merchant, 21, h. 23 Broad-street
i James, and Co., manufacturers, Causewayend Mill John, writer (R. Dyce), 20 St. Andrew-street James, grocer, 47, h. 55 Gallowgate „™„~ James, and Co., manufacturers, Cothal Mills Peter, jeweller, 60 Broad-street, h. 38 Whitehouse-street Robert, guard (Lord Forbes coach), 5 Correction-wynd ~~— Alison, dressmaker, 80 Queen-street Crone, Mrs., poultry and cook shop, 76 Shiprow -Crow, Alexander, ironmonger, 31 St. Nicholas-street, h. 12 Con- stitution-street James (locker of the Customs), h. 8 Thistle-street John, spirit dealer, 41 Guestrow Cruickshank, Alex., shipmaster, 15 Sugarhouse- lane — A., and Co., hosiers and glovers, 105 Union-street Alexander, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 14 Black's- buildings, h. 76 West North-street
~ . Alexander, shipmaster (Levorna), 15 Sugarhouse-lane ~™— Anthony (of A. Cruickshank and Co.), 103 Union-street ™ George, 9 Denburn-terrace „™— George (of A. Cruickshank and Co.), Prospect-house, Rose- mount George F. writer (Adam and Anderson), Lobban's-court Castle-street George, coal-broker, 8 Yeats-lane — James, teacher of, and dealer in accordions, also accordions tuned and repaired, 35 St. Nicholas-street r~ James, furnishing tailor (J. Moir and Co., 5 King-street), 42 Union- terrace
1 John, LL. D., professor of mathematics, Marischal College h. 12 Rose-street John, provision merchant, Holburn-place John, inspector of police, 50 St. Nicholas-street, h. 70 Catherine-street John, tinsmith, Holburn-street, h. Holburn-street _ Robert, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 196 Gallow- gate, h. 1 1 Catherine-street —
87 NEW ABERDEEN. [CRU DAL
Cruickshank, Leslie, merchant, 92, h. Cruickshank's-court, 91 Broad-street and Deemount
. Peter, tinsmith, 22 Causewayend
— i I William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 19, k. 20 Castle-st. ™ William, grocer, 16 East North-street Mrs., sick nurse, 28 Summer-street „~„™ Mrs., 76 West North-street Mrs., 27 Blackfriars-street Mrs., provision dealer, 13 Skene-street Mrs. Thomas, lodgings, 124 Union -street Mrs. (late manse of Glass), Albyn Cottage, Albyn-place „™— Mrs. Richard, lodgings, 102 Gallowgate Mrs., 6 Frederick-street Miss, dressmaker, 43 Victoria-street-west Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 28 Upperkirkgate Cuddie, Nicholas, brewer, 112 Loch-street Cummine, Misses, of Rattray, 3 Albyn-place Gumming, Alexander, tea, spirit, and provision merchant, 58 Broad-street, h. 14 Correction-wynd ~ Alexander, spirit dealer, 36 Castle-street ™~— Charles, and Co., Rising Sun tavern, coffee room and com- mercial lodgings, 10 Huxter-row , James, shipmaster, 15 Prince Regent-street James, master-carpenter (Walter Hood and Co.), 55 Wel- lington-street James, clerk, Leith and Clyde Shipping Co. John, merchant tailor, 18 Union-street ~~,— William, slater, 25 Frederick-street
.. William, furnishing tailor, 7 Huxter-row
.—™ William, overseer, Hazelhead Robert, clerk, Post-office, h. 13 Marischal-street —,„, Miss, 264 George-street ~ Miss, 4 Carden-place Cunliff, Mrs., lodgings, 32 Union-terrace Currie, Adam and Sons, curriers, Steps of Gilcomston, h. 51 John- street —~— William, hairdresser, 4 Littlejohn-streel, h. 74 George-st.
. Mrs., lodgings, 29 Union-street Mrs., midwife, 51 John-street Curtis, T. A., Grandholm Cottage Cushnie, A., Lower Buxburn Meal warehouse, 72, h. 74 George- street Custom-house, 16 Quay; Watch-house, New Pier, Footdee
Dalgarno, James, 22 East North-street —~~. Mrs., midwife and sick nurse, 48 Woolmanhill Dalgety, Alexander, provision merchant, New-market, h. 57 Green Dallachy, Miss E., dressmaker, 49 St. Andrew-street Dalrymple, Mrs. William, 72 Chapel-street DAL DAV] NEW ABERDEEN. 88
Dalryraple, Miss, 3 Alford-place Daniel, Alexander, advocate, deputy register of sasines, 25 Bel- mont-street, h. 36 Backwynd James, and Co., printers, publishers, stationers, and book and chart sellers, 46 Castle-street Thomas, post-horse-master, 16 Mealmarket-street Thomas, stabler and innkeeper, 16 Mealmarket-street „~™ William (of Warrack and Daniel), 55 Huntly-street —™~ William, brewer, Holburn-street Danish Consul, Neil Smith, 114 King-street Darling, Thomas, gardener, Woodhill Dauney, Alexander, land surveyor, 103 George-street Mrs., 5 Affleck-street Davidson, Alexander, engineer (W. Simpson and Co.), 27 York- place Rev. A. D. (Free West Church), 128 Crown-street Alexander, advocate (P. and A. Davidson), 237 Union-st. —~™ Alexander, flesher, 32 and 33 New-market, h. Bridge of Dee Alexander, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 44 Castle-street, h. 31 Frederick-street
—. — Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 110 Gallowgate Alexander, china merchant, 69 East North-street Alexander, wright, 164 Gallowgate, h. 5 Young-street ~~ Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 125 George-street
. Andrew, shipowner, 56 Wellington-street Charles, druggist, I Exchequer-row, and 181 Union-street, h. 183 Union-street ™~~~ David, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 13H Union-street h. 28 Union-row; workshop, 18 Summer- street Donald, manufacturer, 49 Green, h. 6 Denburn ~~— George, bookseller, 1 King-street, h. 8 Castle-street George (G. and W. Davidson), 17 Quay George and William, merchants, rope and twine manufactu- rers, Footdee; office, 17 Quay „~— George, night watchman, 9 Forbes-street ™~— George, flesher, 32 Basement-floor, New-market James, flesher, 47 Newmarket, h. 1 Burn-court, Upperkirk- gate James, spirit dealer, 38, h. 39 Quay ~~ James, plasterer, 22 Union-row James, shore-porter, and sedan-chair carrier, Commercial- court, 58 Castle-street James, shoemaker, 38 Marischal-street, h. 10 Quay James, W., currier, foot of Berry-lane, h. 188 George-street
—. — John, writer, 43 Skene-street, John, 4 North Broadford ™. John, provision merchant, 24 Basement-floor, New-market John, advocate, 47 Marischal-street, h. 4 North Broadford John, plumber, 67 Netherkirkgate, h. 4 Forbes-street 89 NEW ABERDEEN. [DAV—DEA
Davidson, Robert, manufacturing chemist, Canal-road Patrick and Alexander, advocates, 1 Bon-accord-street Patrick (P. and A. Davidson), 27 Bon -accord-terrace „ Robert, gardener, Lochhead „™ Robert, tailor, 10 Causewayend „ Robert W. D., writer (Record Office), Bellevue ~ Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 15 Justice-street William and Co., grocers, wine and spirit merchants, dealers in agricultural seeds, 44 Broad- street ~„~™ William, architect, Strawberrybank ™ William, grocer and spirit dealer, 23 College-street .™, William, stoneware merchant, 71 Green, h. 53 Victoria- street-west
William, furnishing tailor, 77 King-street, ft. 23 Frederick- street William, plasterer, 12 Queen-street, Chronicle-court provision merchant and broker, 89 Gallowgate ™ Mrs. Alex , ,™. ra». Mrs. D., of Inchmarlo, 237 Union-street ™ Mrs. George, Ruthrieston-inn, Bridge of Dee
. , Mrs. John, spirit dealer, 3 Park-street Mrs. Lieutenant, 126 King-street
, , Mrs., lodgings, 55 Wellington-street —~~« Mrs. William, canal-road Mrs., lodgings, 12 Queen-street, Chronicle-court „^. Miss A., matron of Poor House, Nelson-street Misses, 27 Victoria-street-west Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 53 Victoria-street-west ™. Miss, china, glass, and stoneware merchant, 2 Shiprow, h. Shorebrae Miss, 27 Thistle-street
, Miss, 75 Dee-street r~* Miss, 111 Crown-street Davie, Edward, letter cutter, 12 South Gallery, New-market George, wright and cooper, Ruthrieston James, music-seller, music-master, pianoforte-tuner, Con- cert-court Davis, Richard (Simpson and Whyte), 24 Correction-wynd Day, George, night patrol, 6 Mariscbal-street Dawson, Charles, superintendent of the Aberdeen Railway Police, and sheriff-officer, 2 Craiginches John, grocer and spirit dealer, 64 Causewayend Robert, goods clerk (Aberdeen Railway), Millbank, Hard- gate William, cart and plough wright, Shuttle-street Mrs., provision seller, 248 George-street Mrs., lodgings, 1 Crown- place-east —™, Miss, 5 Mitchell-place Deaf and Dumb Institution, 31 Belmont- street; John Weir, master Dean, John, contractor, Bloomfield, Holburn Road h2 DEA DON] NEW ABERDEEN. 90
Dean, John, innkeeper, 49 Lodge-walk ™, Matthew, chimney-sweep, 22 Muttonbrae Miss, provision shop, 4 Marischal-street Deeside Railway Co., R. R. Notman, 24 Adelphi-court, secretary Dempster, John, 14 Bon-accord-street Deuchar, Allan R., clerk (Gas Light Co.), 84 Shiprow George, grocer, 151, h. 149 George-street Devanha Brewery, Oevanha Comb-work Co., Devanha Distillery Co., Polmuir Dewar, Rev. Daniel, D. D., principal of Marischal College, 13 Victoria-street- west Henry A., M. D., surgeon-dentist, 151 Union-street-west Rev. Thomas (South Parish), South-bridge, Holburn-street Thomas, teller (Commercial Bank), 146 George-street Diack, William, hardware merchant, 42 Broad-street Deack, William, grocer, 16 Park-street Dick, James, grocer, 35 Union-terrace William, overseer, Harbour Works, h. 56 St. Clement-st. Dickie, Rev. Andrew (United Presbyterian Church), 28 North Broad ford John, manager (William Duthie, shipowner), Cherry vale Dilling, William, moulder, 61 Commerce-street Dinnson, John, shipmaster, 6 Canal-terrace Diverly, Hugh, watch and clockmaker, 7 Upperkirkgate Diverty, Peter, grocer, 31 Causeway end Dixon, John, and Co,, horse-shoers, 5 Chronicle-lane, h. 57 Long- acre Don, William, overseer (Broadford Works), 26 North Broadford Donald, Alexander, shipmaster, 10 St. Clement-street „™ Andrew, late baker 25 Upperkirkgate Ernst, daguerreotypist, 34 Thistle-street George, glazier, 17 and 19 Netherkirkgate, h. 15 Victoria- street-west James, shipmaster (Hero), Ferryhill-place John, iron ploughmaker, and general blacksmith, 4 Cause- wayend ™. John, wood merchant, Inches Peter, flesher, 88 Green Robert, brushmaker, 14, h. 12 St. Nicholas-street ™. Robert, shipmaster, 53 Commerce-street
,~~ . William, inn and lodgings, 8 Schoolhill T „„ W illiam, distiller (Strathdee Distillery), Cooperston-build- ings William, corn merchant, Chapel-lane William, principal beadle (Free South Church), and funeral- waiter, 27 Blackfriars-street ™. Mrs., lodgings, 66 John-street Mrs. James, Cardenshaugh 91 NEW ABERDEEN. [DON DUN
Donald, Mrs. William, 10 Chapel-street Miss, 27 Thistle-street Donaldson, Arthur, flesher, 166 George-street George, builder, 13 Huxter-row ~*~— James, spirit dealer, 24 Trinity street Mrs. Peter, dressmaker, 196 and 198 George-street ~~— Mrs., flesher, Basement, New-market, h. Old Aberdeen Donaldson's School, Back-wynd Douglas, Alexander, grocer, 21 Chapel-street Thomas, Douglas Hotel, Market-street Dow, Alex., heel and toeplate maker, Causewayend David, butcher, 10, h. 12 Park-street James, 25 New-market James, mason, 7 South Constitution-street m Thomas, spirit dealer, 58 Virginia-street Downie, Alexander, farmer, Rubislaw —— Charles, of Ashfield, Morayshire, h. Cooperston
Drummond, John, boot and shoemaker ; warehouse, 54 Union- street, h. 14 Bon-accord-terrace Drysdale, Miss, 91 Crown-street Duff, Alexander, tailor, 19 Upperkirkgate —~-„ David, wright, 1 Thistle-lane, h. 49 Summer-street William, and Co., grocers and spirit dealers, 97 Gallowgate h. 35 Windmillbrae William (H. Cooper and Co.), 3 Charlotte-street Duffus, James, confectioner, 86 Union-street, h. 13 Correction- wynd John, ship chandler, 80 Waterloo-quay, h. 27 York-place
—. —. William, Temperance Hotel, 56 Union-street Mrs., confectioner, 16 Upperkirkgate
Duguid, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 15 Regent-quay, Ji. 125 Crown-street _ C.J. G. (of J. D. and Co), 52 Union-place ~~— James and Co., clothiers and warehousemen, 10 Broad-st. ~ William* (of J. Smith and Co.), Richmond-hill Mrs., Simpson, 89 Crown-street Mrs., Bellevue Cottage, Hardgate Mrs. W., Newlands, Ruthrieston —— Miss, cotton manufacturess, 82 St. Andrew-street Dunbar, Alex., overseer (Broadford Works), 77 Hutcheon-street The Rev. Sir William, bart. (senior minister of St. Paul's- chapel), Mackie-place William, cloth merchant, 24 Chapel-street Duncan, Alexander, farmer, Ruthrieston Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 35 Jack's-brae Alexander, criminal officer, 3 Denburn Andrew, provision-seller, 62 John-street George, clerk, P.O., 66 Windmillbrae George, agent, 39 Netherkirkgate, h. 29 Constitution-street DUN—DUN] NEW ABERDEEN. 92
Duncan, George, optician, 40 Upperkirkgate James, Rev., 24 Schoolhill James, grocer and spirit dealer, 12 Quay, A. 10 Castlebrae James, 56^ Causewayend „™ James, optician, 115 Union-street
John, manufacturer, 150 King-street . „™ John, goldsmith, jeweller, and lapidary, 4, /*. 6 St. Nicholas- street
, John, writer, 68 Broad-street „ John, tacksman of Weighhouse, bell and petty customs, h. 6 Gilcomston h. . John, advocate, 8 Castle-street, 263 Union-street John, tobacconist to the Queen, 25, h. 124 Union-street „„ Lockhart, grocer, 23 Windmillbrae „™ Peter, bootmaker, 71, h. 69 Netherkirkgate Robert, millwright (Blaikie Brothers), 71 Park-street „ ™ Thomas, marble and stoue work, 34, h. 46 Dee-street ^v,™ Thomas & Son, cork manufacturers, 20, h. 26 St. Nicholas- street
William, treasurer and collector of police ; office, 50 St. Nicholas-street, h. 4 Shorebrae k. . William, wright and house agent, 2, 6 St. Andrew-street
. William, shipowner. 11 Huntly- street William, flesher, 217 Gallowgate, h. 19 Spiltal „™ William, mason, 10 Forbes-street William, ship, insurance, and share broker, and timber mer- chant, 58 Marischal-street, h. 11 Huntly-street „™ William, gardener, Millbank Cottage, Berryden William, boot and shoemaker, 12 Skene-street, h. Straw- berrybank
i William, teacher, 41 Dee-street
. Mrs., lodgings, 37 Marischal-street Mrs. Adam, 17 Huxter-row Mrs., 24 Schoolhill „™„™ Mrs., lodgings, Charles-court, 44 Upperkirkgate Mrs., Braehead, Gilcomston Mrs. David, 40 Huntly-street „ Miss, Duncan's-court, 74 Gallowgate Schoolhill , Misses, teachers of reading and sewing, 24 Miss, teacher (Free Gilcomston), h. Holburn-street £ Miss, poultry dealer, 26 Shiprow Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 31 Schoolhill Dun, John, teacher (Grammar School), h. 3 Donald's-court, 20 Schoolhill Dundas, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 283 George-street Dundee and Arbroath Railway Company's Office, John Jamieson agent, 56 Marischal-street Dunn, Alexander, grocer, 35 College street David, and Co., wholesale druggists and drysalters, 32 King- street 93 NEW ABERDEEN. [DUN—EDD
Dunn, David (of D. Dunn and Co.), 30 King-street ™— James, merchant, 35 Market-gallery John, late merchant, 4 St. Mary's-place, Crown-terrace John, shipmaster, 13 Commerce-street John, advocate; office, 9 St. Nicholas-street, h. Fonthill-place Mrs., Fonthill-place Mrs. James, 21 Ferryhill-place Dunnet, James, shipbroker, 9 Catto-square Durie, Mrs, David, vintner, 16 Correction-wynd Durno, Alexander, printer, 40 Gallowgate Leslie, mealseller, Wellington-place, h. 15 Chapel-street Peter, 58 Longacre Durward, Charles, coachman, 35, Blackfriars-street Dustan, William, cart and plough wright, Skene-street-west Duthie, Alexander and Co., shipbuilders, Footdee Alex., merchant and shipowner, Broadford-place Alexander (of A. Duthie and Co.), Waterloo-quay ~~— Alexander, advocate, 11 Market-street, h. Broadford-place Barclay, furnishing tailor, 12 Church-street James, general night patrol, 73 Virginia-street
. John, hairdresser, Waterloo-street, h. 5 Church-street John, shipbuilder, 53 Wellington-street —~~ John, jun., shipbuilder, 5 Canal-terrace —~™ W. G., furnishing tailor, Concert-court, Broad-street, h. 25 Huntly-street William, advocate ; office, 115 Union-street, h. Broadford-pl. William, shipowner and timber merchant; office, York-place, h. Waterloo-quay William and Co., brewers and maltsters, Holburn- street Wm., shipmaster (Enchantress), Prospect-terrace, Ferryhill Mrs. Alexander, Bexhill Cottage, Holburn -street Dyce, James, late druggist, 4 East Craibstone-street . Robert, advocate; office, 3 Queen-street, h. 47 Don-street, Old Aberdeen
Robert, M. D., lecturer on Midwifery, Marischal College, h. 198 Union-street Mrs. Genera], 36 Bon-accord -terrace Dyer, Alexander R., customhouse-agent, commission-merchant, and ship-broker, h. 51 Victoria-place
Eagle and Life Insurance; Arthur Thomson, agent, Bank of Scotland-court, Castle-street Easton, Alexander, foreman blacksmith (W. Hood and Co.), 29 Frederick-street James, blacksmith (A. Duthie and Co.), 70 Park-street Eaton, James, stonecutter, Mount-street Eddie, Alexander, baker, 6, h. 8 Commerce-street Charles, miller, Nether Justice Mills, Holburn John, chimney-sweep, 162 Gallowgate EDD EMS] NEW ABERDEEN. 94
Eddie, Robert, maltster and brewer, 69 Virginia-street, h. Canal- lane Edinburgh Life Assurance; James Murray, 50 Schoolhill, and William Adamson, 25 Marischal- street, agents
Ropery and Sail-cloth Co.'s Store, 43 Marischal-street ; J. T. Rennie, agent Edmond, Charles, clerk (Glenburnie Distillery), 40 Huntly-street Francis, advocate; office, 22 Adelphi, h. 5 Albyn-place „™„~ James, advocate, 150 Union-street „„* John, bookbinder and stationer, 52, h. 50 Queen-street ~~„~. James, cartwright, 153 George-street Edmonston, Charles, grocer, 157 Gallowgate, h. above shop Edward, Alexander, late solicitor, 64 Park-street „_ Alexander, (British Linen Co.), 50 Woolmanhill David, beadle of Free Bon-accord Church, funeral-waiter and undertaker, h. 13 Denburn-terrace James, 73 George- street Edwards, Douglas, general merchant and commision agent, 15 and 16 Adelphi ™ James, flaxdresser (Richards and Co.), Maybank, Hutcheon- street ,„„ James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Uppper Leadside, Gilcomston „J Simpson, baker and confectioner, 54 Gallowgate Mrs., midwife, 14 Skene-street Elder, Peter (Aberdeen Horse Repository), h. Barkmill House
Elgie William (Broadford Works), Rossie= Cottage, Maybank Elgin, Mrs. William, 7 Drum's-lane Ellethorn, James, surgeon, 150, h. 87 Gallowgate Ellicock, Joseph, cabinetmaker, 102 King-street Ellis, Gordon, porter dealer, 4 Charlotte-street
. Peter, spirit dealer, 11 Backwynd Mrs. Captain John, Rosemount-terrace Miss, teacher (Davidson's School, Footdee), h. 81 Skene- square Elliot James, shipmaster (Berbice), 74 Windmillbrae Elmslie, R. J., auctioneer, office and furniture warerooms, 22 and 24 Broad-street William, druggist, 57 Castle-street, h. Commercial- court Mrs., 64 Broad -street Elrick, John, grocer, 105 Skene-street John, mason, 64 Gallowgate Miss, matron, Lunatic Asylum Elsmie, George (of George Elsmie and Son), 2 Regent-quay George and Son, commission merchants and general agents, 4 Regent-quay James (of G. Elsmie and Son), 2 Regent- quay Emslie, George (of W. Emslie and Son), Kingsland-place James, dentist, 8 Little Belmont-street 95 NEW ABERDEEN. [EMS FAR
Emslie, John, manager, (Tape Manufactory, Woolmanhill), 72 Gerrard-street William and Son, merchants, 191 Gallowgate, h. Honey- bank, Canalside William and Co., stoneware merchants, 188 West North- street, h. above shop Mrs., lodgings, 16 Netherkirkgate „~— Mrs., lodgings, 7 John-street Miss, 21 Summer-street Emsly, George, coach manufacturer, railway carriage and wag- gon builder, 187 King-street, h. 3 Bon- Accord-square ~ Mrs., provision dealer, 47 George-street Erskine, Robert Marr, surgeon and druggist, 138, h. 128 George-st. Esplin, William, goods manager, Aberdeen Railway, h. 127 Crown- sfreet Esdaile, Mrs. John, Bon-accord-terrace Esson, Benjamin, millwright, 14 Carmelite-street ~ Mrs., lodgings, 25 Whitehouse-street Ettershank, James, cooper, Causewayend Joseph, shipmaster (Cheviot), Prince Regent-street European Life Insurance and Annuity Company—D. Davidson, advocate, agent, 1 Bon-accord-street Ewen, George, turner, South Silver-street, h. 66 Windmillbrae John, tailor, Concert-court, Broad-street Peter, town's sergeant Thomas, advocate, 20 Queen-street, h. 146| George-street William, builder, 7 Summer-street, h. 26 Chapel-street William, tailor, 6 Union-lane
~ William, stabler, 1 1 Harriet-street Ewing, James, officer (South Church), funeral waiter and under- taker, 32 Belmont-street „™— William, night patrol, 30 Summer-street Experience Life _ Assurance Company; agent, George Marquis, 147 Union-street
Faikweather, David, mahogany, rosewood, and general timber merchant; timber yards, 182 George-street and Inches, h. 5 Bon-accord-square Mrs., 184 George-street Falconer, Alexander, spirit dealer, 69 Commerce-street Alexander (of J. Falconer and Co.), 24 Union-row I George (of J. Falconer and Co.), 24 Union -row John and Co., haberdashers, 23 Union- street Mrs. James, 45 Bon-accord-street Mrs. James, grocer and spirit dealer, 65 Upper-denburn Mrs., midwife, Stonyton, Rubislaw Farmers' and Graziers' Mutual Cattle Assurance Society ; office, 11 Market-street ; Benjamin Reid, agent for Aberdeen district FAR FET] NEW ABERDEEN. 96
Farquhar, Arthur, land surveyor, 4 Correction-wynd George (Herald Office), 7 Queen-street
. George, miller, Upper Justice Mills Gill, painters, glaziers, paper-hangers, , ^ and plumbers, bra- ziers, and gasfitters, 2 Drum's-lane, and Upperkirkgate James plumber (of Farquhar and Gill), 63 Guestrow „„ James, clerk (John Blaikie and Sons), 19 Littlejohn-street Nathaniel, advocate (Chalmers and Farquhar), 33 Union- place R. Spottiswood, advocate, 2 Correction-wynd, h. 169 Crown- street „^, William, manager (Glenburn Distillery), Villa Franca
, Mrs. Alexander, 169 Crown-street „^ Miss, milliner, 219 Gallowgate „™ *** Miss, dressmaker, 50 Causewayend Farquharson and Co., merchants, 131 Union-street ^„ Alexander, stabler, RossVcourt, 22 Schoolhill Andrew, yr. of Whitehouse, 15 Union-terrace Peter, of Whitehouse, advocate, 15 Union-terrace Thomas, boot and shoemaker, corner of Innes-street, Gal- lowgate Mrs., lodgings, 107 George-street Mrs. Dr., 8 Bon-accord-terrace Misses, of Ballogie, 220 Union-street Fearnside, John, druggist, 45 Green, h. 34 North Broadford Feggetter, Mrs., vintner, Wellington- road, Devanha Female School of Industry (Sheriff Watson's), Skene-street-west School of Industry, 63 Guestrow; Miss Milne, matron Asylum, 8 Albyn-place , Orphan Fenton, James, bookbinder, 56 John-street Robert, bookbinder, 50 Gordon-street Ferguson, Rev. Fergus, Strawberrybank Hugh, vintner, 5 Stronach's-close h. Grove Cottage, Coop- , James, advocate, 7 Belmont-street, erston Dr. James, West-end Academy, h. Mile-end, Stocket „^ John, advocate, 7 Belmont-street, agent for the Life As- sociation of Scotland, h. 11 Waverley-place John, surgeon, Cove, Nigg John, baker, 64, Skene-square Robert, silk dyer and renovator, 42, h. Charles-court, 40 Upperkirkgate William B., land surveyor, 11 Union-terrace, h. Grove Cot- tage, Cooperston Mrs. John J., Ferguson's-court, 108 Gallowgate Miss, 40 Bon- accord-street Fernie, Mrs., lodgings, 41 St. Nicholas-street Ferryhill Mill Warehouse, 59 and 61 Castle-street Fettes, Miss, 9 Affleck-street 97 NEW ABERDEEN. [FET FLE
Fettes, Janet, poultry shop, 73 Windmillbrae Fiddes, Andrew, bootmaker, 60 John-street David, M.D., 18 King-street
, Edward (North of Scotland Bank), IS King-street Francis, bootmaker, 32 Upperkirkgate Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 7 Forbes-street
Fiddler, Alexander, coal broker; office, 1 James-street, h. 1 Shore- brae ~~.— John, provision-shop, 10 Upperkirkgate Fimister, John, surveyor of taxes, 2 Langstane-place—attendance on Fridays from 10 to 4 Findlater, James, plasterer, 47 Causewayend Findlay, Alexander, boot and shoe warehouse, 11 and 17 Broad- street, h, Milner's-court, 25 Guestrow Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 17 Skene-street, h. 3 Skene-terrace Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 65, h. 67 Virginia-street James, 23 Prince Regent- street ™ James, grocer and spirit dealer, 48 Gallowgate ~™— John, watchmaker, jeweller, and manufacturer of German silver plate, 6 and 26 South Gallery, New- market, h. Broomhill
< John A., druggist, 43 Castle-street, h. Wellington- plaee Robert, carver and turner, Windmill-lane, h. 20 Marywell- street
, Robert, clerk (Allardyce and Japp), 75 Union-street Mrs., midwife, 17 Schoolhill Miss Helen, lodgings, 11 Little Chapel-street Finlason, Mrs., Cooperston-place ~ Mrs. Robert, lodgings, 50 Chapel-street
. Miss, lodgings, 13 Netherkirkgate Finlayson, John (Herald Office), 16£ Constitution-street Fire Engine Station, 125 King-street Fisher, Basil (Devanha), 27 Belmont- street ~~. — Capt. A. S., of Murcar House, Westville, 14 Albyn- place
. William, of Ferryhill
. Mrs., merchant, 23 New-market Gallery Miss, 27 Belmont-street Flann, Joseph, shipmaster (Struggler), Hanover-lane Fleming, John, advocate, 12 King-street John, 81 Crown-street John, late brewer, 2 Mount-street J. and J., hardware merchants, 47 Broad-street —™~ Robert, victualling house and spirit dealer, 27 Guestrow Flett, David, tailor, Trinity-manse < William baker, 142 George-street Fletcher, Robert, sharebroker and accountant, 17 Huxter-row, h. Froghall Cottage, Canal-side William, shipmaster (Marys), 61 Commerce-street I FLO FOR] NEW ABERDEEN. 98
Flockhart, Alexander (of Yeats and Flockhart), Belmont Florence, Andrew, night clerk of police, Commercial-court, 58 Castle-street Foote, Rev. James, D.D. (Free East Church), 14 Golden-square James, shoemaker, 38 Frederick-street Miss, 137 Union-street Forbes, Alexander, late boatman, Customs, 52 Wellington-street
— , — Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 104 Gallowgate Alexander (of Forbes and Sons), Rotunda-place, Ferryhill Charles, spirit dealer, 74 East North-street .~-r— George, grocer, 112 Gallowgate — ,~~ Grant, shoemaker, 286 George-street James, merchant (of Forbes and Sons), Kingsland House, Broadford ™»— James, and Sons, wholesale clothiers, haberdashers, and woollen drapers, 40 Union-street
—. — James, and Co., wood merchants, 120 West North-street James, spirit dealer, 7, k. 11 James -street James, furnishing tailor (A. M'Kenzie and Co.), h Kings- land-place John, clothier, men's mercer outfitting establishment, 73 Union-street, h. 76 Bon-accord-street John, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 86, h. 84 Broad-street ~~™. Mrs., provision-merchant, 6 Windy-wynd Miss E., of Ladysford, 26 Silver-street Miss Isabella, milliner and dressmaker, 252 George-street Miss, Rotunda-place, Ferryhill
.. Miss, of Edit, 23 Bon-accord-terrace —,„™ Miss, of Echt, 97 Crown-street Ford, John, flint-glass manufacturer to the Queen (Holyrood flint- glass works, Edinburgh), and China warehouse, 136 Union-street Fordyce, Alexander Dingwall, of Brucklay, R.N., M.P., Albyn- place ~~».~~ Miss Dingwall, 35 Union-place ~™~~- Miss Dingwall, 64 Dee-street Forrest, George, carter, 79 Virginia-street James, provision merchant, 22 Marywell-street ~~ Peter, horse shoer and farrier, 3 Farrier-lane, h 95 West North-street
—. — Robert, merchant, 73 West North-street Mrs., midwife, 114 Chapel-street Forsyth, Alexander, 18 Constitution-street Alexander, jun., clerk (R.I.), 86 Skenesquare Alexander, overseer (Gilcomston Comb-work), h. 26 Ma- berry-street
, and Emslie, chemists and druggists, 57 Castle-street George, 18 Constitution-street ,~~~~ George, spirit dealer, 12, h 28 Shiprow 99 NEW ABERDEEN. [FOR FRA
Forsyth, Isaac, bookseller, 1 Marischal-street James, baker and confectioner, 129, h. 127 Crown-street ™ James H., M.D., 144 King-street ™ Rev. James, D.D. (of West Church), 21 Golden- square John, leather- merchant, 85 Broad-street, h. Prospect House Morris (of the Excise), 86 Skene-square „™— Robert (of Devanha Comb-work Co.), Bank-street, Ferryhilt William, mail guard, 45 Bon-accord-street
,. William, druggist, 57 Castle-street, h. 35 Dee-street ™~ William, feuar, 24 North Broad ford
. ™ William (editor, Journal), 86 Skene-square „™ Mrs. David, 2 Union-place Mrs., lodgings, 1 Marischal-street „~ Mrs., Balmoral-place „™ Miss, 77 Crown-street Fotheringham, Richard, manufacturer, h. 62 Catherine-street Fowler, Andrew, Wellspit House, near Bridge of Dee ~~. James and John, of Cluny, warehouse, 24 George-street Fowlie, John, Gardener, Female Orphan Asylum, Albyn-place Francis, John, machine maker, 2 Shuttle-lane Franklin, H., boot and shoemaker, and clerk of St. Paul's Chapel, 53, h. 61 Gallowgate Fraser, Alexander, advocate and city chamberlain, Town-house, h. 194 King-street ™~ Alexander, tea, spirit, London porter, and provision mer- chant, 181, h. 185 Gallowgate ™.™» Alexander, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, and agent for the Brackla Royal Distillery, 15 Marischal-street, h. 49 Constitution-street —,„~. Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, foot of Short Loaning?, Gilcomston —„„ Alexander, harbour day patrol, 10 Commerce-street ~~-— Allen, shipmaster (Belli), 31 James-street
~ . Arthur, merchant, 42 Gordon-street Angus and Co., grocers and spirit dealers, 72 Union-street, corner of St. Nicholas-street, h. Woodbank, Pitfodels
— ,—. Charles and Co., clothiers, 16, h. 6 Union-lane
. Charles, spirit dealer, 30 Justice-street „~— Donald (North of Scotland Bank), 44 Chapel-street „—™ David, merchant, 52 George-street, h. 31 Harriet-street ~„,™ David, letter-carrier, 2 Littlejohn-street r Francis, manager (A. and F. Manuelle, Provost Blaikie s- quay), 57 Wellington -street George, grocer and spirit dealer, 104 Green George, ship-joiner, Pottery-close, Footdee ~™~™ George, foreman (W. Simpson and Co.), 14 Catto-square „ and Glennie, tailors, 6 Broad-street —~~ Hugh, blacksmith and bell-hanger, Steps of Gilcomston ~ Hugh, clerk (A. Duthie and Co.), 89 Virginia-street FRA FUL] NEW ABERDEEN. 100
Fraser, Hugh, clothier, 24 and 30 Union-street, k. 8 Broadford-place Hugh, china merchant to the Queen, 55, h. 54 Castle-st. James, overseer (Commercial Co.), 14 Marywell-street ™ James and Son, boot and shoemakers, 115 Union -street James and Co., grocers, wine and spirit dealers, 197 Union-
street, corner of Dee-street ; Receiving Post Office
James (of J. Fraser and Co ), 54 Dee-street ~~ James, jun., grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 6 Union- place, 53 Victoria-street-west
, James, furnishing tailor, 6 Union-lane James, candlemaker, 46 Loch-street, h. 42 Castle-street „™ Rev. James (of St. Clement's), 23 Constitution-street „ James, foreman (Gilcomston Comb-work), 48 Skene-square James, letter-carrier, 10 Gaelic-lane John, clerk (Gas Works), 63 Park-street John (of J. Fraser and Son), 66 Bon-accord-street John, clerk (T. and C. Bank), 42 Castle-street
. — John, tailor, 109 George-street John, watch and clockmaker, 106 Union-street, h. 37 White- house-street John, builder, Charlotte-street, corner of John-street „„..— and Laidlaw, wine merchants and purveyors of groceries to H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent, 57 Union-street Robert, stamper, Post-office, 87 Chapel- street ,™ Thomas (Aberdeen Brick and Tile Co.), Ferryhill-buildings William, surgeon, 8 Drum's-lane ,~~— William (of Fraser and Laidlaw), 2 Crown -place William (of Fraser and Glennie), 41 Victoria-street-west William, bookseller and stationer, 29 New-market Gallery William, spirit dealer, 11 Carmelite-lane Mrs. Dr., 42 Schoolhill Mrs., spirit dealer, 36 West North-street ,™, Miss, of Fraserfield, 9 Union-row Miss, 24 North Silver-street Frater, Alex,, (Leith and Clyde Shipping Co.), 7 South Consti- tution-street James, clerk, 9 Huxter-row Frederick, Charles, German clockmaker, 42 George-street ™« John, German clockmaker, 5, h. 2% Broad-street Freeman, Benjamin, vintner, Summerfield, Kittybrewster Free Church Divinity Hall, Alford-place French, William, baker, 6, h. 7 Shiprow
, William, jun., grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 80 Broad- street m Vice-Consul, Arthur Thompson (Bank of Scotland), 35 Castle-street Friends' Meeting-house, 132 Gallowgate Frost, William, shoemaker (Wm. Clyne and Son), 22 Gallowgate Fullerton, Robert, day patrol, 29 James-street 101 NEW ABERDEEN. [FUL GAR
Fullerton, Mrs., Craigie-street Misses, boarding and day school for young ladies, 6 St. Mary's-place Fyfe, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 12 Crown-street Charles, factor and general agent for letting and selling
houses, lands, and other property ; office, 43 Belmont- street, h. 108 Crown-street ~~.~™ George, grocer, 53 Shiprow „~— John,blacksmith, 6 Carmelite-street
™ ; John brushmaker, 22 St. Nicholas-street, h. 16 Bon-aecord- terrace
.*. John, house carpenter, 26 Skene-street ~™„™ Lewis, blockmaker, 13 York-street Robert, jobbing gardener, 26 Union-row Mrs., dressmaker, 41 Blackfriars-street
, Misses, boarding and day school, 108 Crown-street Fyvie, John, clerk, Post-office, 11 Charles-street
Gael, Francis, spirit dealer, Calsayseat Gage, Andrew, 44 Skene-street —,~~ James, overseer, cloth department, Rubislaw Works, h. Rubislaw Galen, John, M. D., 7 East Craibstone-street Mrs. Alexander, 82 Crown -street Gall and Bird, clothiers and tailors, 46 Union street
. John, spirit dealer, 81 Spring-garden
, Mrs. Andrew, lodgings, and register office for engaging ser- vants, 69 Bon-accord-sti*eet x Gallagher, James, pawnbroker, 1 Longacre, h. 23 Castle-street Gallier, William, officer of Inland Revenue (Devanha Distillery), h. Polmuir Galloway, James, engine driver (Aberdeen Railway), Millbum- street Mrs., merchant, 277 George-street Gammie, Mrs., 38 Gordon-street Ganson, Herman, shipmaster (Richebucto), 59 Virgina-street Garden and Davidson, plasterers, 14 John-street George, baker, 32, h. 30 Schoolhill
. George, turnkey (Jail), 20 Dee-street James, advocate (of Murray and Garden), 145 Crown- street ~~ James, plasterer, 14 John-street ™ John (Richards and Co., Broadford), 137 Union-street William, hair-cloth and curled hair manufacturer, 14 John- street ™. Mrs. George, 89 Bon-accord-street ™ Mrs. John, 25 Langstane-place ~~ Miss, 121 Crown-street Gardiner, Mrs., 24 Belmont-street i2 GAR GIB] NEW ABERDEEN. 102
Gariocli, James, writer, 25 Belmont-street ~~* John, teacher, 106, h. 92 Loch-street
. John, hairdresser, 3 Schoolhill, h. 9 North Broadford Miss (late of Strachan), Springbank-terrace Garrow, John, 10 Trinity-street Garvie, James, builder, 12, h. 10 Summer-street Mrs., lodgings, 107 George-street Gas Light Co.'s Office, Gas-street Gauld, Alexander, shipmaster (Victory), 27 York-place
Hu^h, jun , flesher, 5 and 6 New-market, k. Drumhead, Belhelvie „ John, flesher, 38 New-market, h. 88 Green
. William (Coutts and Gauld), 201 Union-street
Gavin, William, grain and meal merchant, Mill of Lairney ; ware- house, 59 Schoolhill, corner of Belmont-street Geddes, George, builder, 13 Porthill-terrace
. James, boot and shoemaker, 14 Causewayend John, M. D., 37 Union-place John, mason, 14 Skene-street ~» ™ Robert, night patrol, 34 Spa-street Samuel, grocer, 34 North Broadford William D., teacher, grammar school, 33 Charlotte-street Mrs., lodgings, Jopp's-court, 40 Broad-street
. Miss, lodgings, 22 St. Nicholas-lane,
, Miss, lodgings, 162 Union-street Gellan, Alexander, carpenter and precentor (North Church), 62 Virginia-street William, keeper, Mechanics' News-room, h. 24 Schoolhill „„^^ William, locker, Customs, 60 Queen -street
, Mrs., dressmaker, 62 Virginia-street Gemlo, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 6 North Broadford
General Fire and Life Assurance Co. ; George Allan, advocate, 1 Marischal-street George, Charles, (of Oswald, George, and Co.), 11 Chanonry, Old Aberdeen ™~— James, wright, 44 Frederick-street, h. 47 Park-street Gerard, Alexander, teacher (Gordon's Hospital), 97 Union-street r~. James, blacksmith and machine-maker, 30 John- street, h. 82 Skene-square
.—. — William, 1 Millburn-street „™— William, cabinetmaker, 55 Huntly-street ™ Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 97 Union-street Gibb, Alexander, civil engineer, Waterloo-quay, h. Willowbank Andrew (of Keith and Gibb), Twin Cottage, Chapel-street —.™ James, stoneware merchant, 157 George-street, h. 64 Green John, and Son, civil engineers, contractors, and stone mer- chants, Waterloo-quay William, shoemaker, 20 King-street -~~™. William, teacher, Girls' Hospital 103 NEW ABERDEEN'. [GIB—GLE
Gibb, Miss S., 15 Rose-street, Gibbon, Alexander, M. D., Mackie-place Charles, inn and lodgings, 64 Regent-quay —™ Mrs. William, 6 Bon-accord-square Miss, Mackie-place
i Misses, Nellfield House Gibson, Brown, furnishing tailor, 4 Union-street, h. above ,™ — Thomas, shuttle maker, 33 Union-terrace ™ Thomas B. (J. Lumsden and Co.)i 77 Chapel-street Mrs. G., 15 Skene row ' ,™~~. Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 24 Belmont-street Gifford and Son (late Gififord and Mair), carvers and gilders, 163 Union-street James (of Gififord and Son), h. South College-street Gilbert, Thomas, teacher (Juvenile Industrial School), Sugar- house-lane, h. 5 Craigwell-place ™~ William, criminal officer, Garden's-lane, North-street Gilchrist, Gordon (of Gilchrist and Son), 10| Huxter-row Gilchrist and Son, merchant tailors, 10^ Huxter-row „™~,. William, provision merchant, B. F. New-market Miss H., 14 Chapel-street Gilcomston Brewery Co., flour and meal merchants; John Web- ster, manager Gildawie, Alexander, late farmer, Gateside, 53 Huntly-street Giles, James, R. S. A portrait and landscape painter, 64 Bon - , accord-street Gill, David (of Farquhar and Gill), 6 Caroline-place, Maybank ~~.— David (of Gill and Smith), 48 Skene-terrace John, Bon-accord ale establishment, 13, h. 18 Queen-street and Smith, wholesale watch and clockmakers, 80 Union-st. Miss, 216 Gallowgate — Miss, 4 Bon-accord-square Gillan, Peter, lastmaker, 47, h. 24 Blackfriars-street Gillanders, James, sexton (St. Clement's Churchyard), and funeral undertaker, 3, h. 1 Commerce-lane William, watch and clockmaker, Hosefield Miss Jane, bootbinder, 1 Commerce-lane
~~,—. Miss, dressmaker, 1 Commerce-street Gillespie, Erskine, boot and shoe warehouse, 4 and 6 New-market Gallery, h. Donald's-court Schoolhill ~~— James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 165 George-street ,„~~™ James, Cottage Hotel; entries, 8 Burnett's close, and 4 Stronach's close ,_— John, spirit dealer, 40 Loch-street
.—. — Mrs. John, Gilcomston tavern, Gilcomston Gillies, Archibald (sub-editor, Herald), Rosehill
Girls' Hospital, 56 Gallowgate ; Miss Hay, governess Glassites' Chapel, 37 St. Andrew-street Glegg, Alexander (of Glegg and Sons), 22 Dee street GLE GOR] NEW ABERDEEN. 104
Glegg, George (of Glegg and Sons), 28 Dee -street. George, and Sons, confectioners, 191 Union-street Robert (of Glegg and Sons), 37 Shiprow Glenburn Distillery, Rubislaw Glennie, George, baker, 17, h. 15 Crown-street
. Charles, Banks of Ythan Coach Office, 49 Queen-street John (of Fraser and Glennie), 87 Chapel-street Mrs., 33 North Broadford Mrs. Alexander, of Maybank, Hutcheon-street
— .—. Mrs., midwife, 8 Langstane-place ~™~™ Miss, Galleries, Skene-place
Globe Fire, Life, and Annuity Insurance ; Robert Dyce, advocate, 3 Queen-street Glover, Lieutenant T. B., 135 Kin^-street Goldie and Hay, sailmakers, Waterloo-street James, shipowner, Waterloo-street, h. Ash-hill ~~ John, Bank-street Goldsworth, John, accountant (N. Bank), Springbank-terrace Goodbrand, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 188 George-street Goodwin, William, mail guard, 34 Park-street Goodridge, Mrs., 24 Marywell-street Gordon, Alexander, manager (Aberdeen Quill Company), Chapel- court, Castle-street
Alexander, advocate and commissary clerk, /i. National Bank- court, 42 Castle- street; Commissary Clerk's office and chambers, New Record Office, 27 King-street „™— Alexander, druggist, 162 Union-street ™~ Barron, and Co., cotton spinners and manufacturers, Wood- side
—. — Charles, cooper and provision merchant, 57 Green, h. 3 Millburn-street Charles, gardener, Nellfield-cottage —~™ Rev. Charles, Roman Catholic Chapel, h. Catholic Schools, Constitution-street Donald, funeral waiter, 5 Gaelic-lane Francis, of Kincardine, advocate, 13 Golden-square
„_..—. George, late merchant, 42 Chapel-street George, secretary and treasurer (Gas Light Co.), 26 Ferry- hill-place ,™ — George, spirit dealer, 6 Flourmillbrae Hugh, and Co., ironmongers to Her Majesty, and general iron merchants, &c, 89 Broad-street; manufactory, 14 Gallowgate ,„~,™ and Hunter, advocates, agents for the Scottish Equitable Life and Imperial Fire Offices, 14 Adelphi —.~~ James, and Co, Coopers, Chronicle-lane, A. 56 Longacre ~~ John, cooper and fishcurer, 47 York-street — John, shipmaster (Patriot), 27 James-street John, carter, 14 Catherine-street ;
105 NEW ABERDEEN. [GOR GRA
Gordon, Patrick Robertson, writer (J. and A. Blaikie), 35 Victoria- street-west Peter, day patrol, 92 John-street Peter, wine and spirit merchant glass crystal agent, ; and 51, h. 35 St. Nicholas-street and Pirrie, fleshers, 22 Chapel-street Robert, wright, 10 Summer-lane Gordon's, Robert, Hospital, 58 Schoolhill and Smith, carters, 81 West North-street Thomas, jun. (ofT. and G. Gordon), Berryden-cottage Thomas and George, grocers, wine and spirit merchants, 175 Union-street „™— Thomas, innkeeper and stabler, 15 Back-wynd William, advocate (of Gordon and Hunter, 14 Adelphi), h. Raeden m~ William, stockbroker and agent for the Alfred Life As- surance Association, 34 Marischal-street, h. 11, Bon-ac- cord-square ~~. — William, commercial traveller, 95 King-street Mrs., milliner, 200 George-street Mrs. Alex., lodgings, second floor, 64 Union-street
, Mrs. Alex., 12 Mary well- street Mrs. James, 2 Longacre, and Gowanbrae, Causewayend —.™- Mrs. John S., 93 Crown-street ~™— Mrs., 57 Bon-accord- street Mrs. L., 4 Schoolhill ^—™ Mrs. Ralph, lodgings, 26 Dee-street Mrs. Dr., lodgings, 83 Union-street
. Mrs., 26 North Broadford Mrs. Robert, 290 George-street Mrs. Thomas, 31 Frederick-street Mrs., 66 Gerrard-street
.—„~ Miss, of Pitlurg, 9 Golden-square
. Miss, dressmaker, 106 George-street Miss, Ann, dressmaker, 26 Dee- street „™ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 50 Gordon-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 22 Union-terrace
- Miss, 11 Victoria-street-west Gossip, Alexander, mealseller, 63 Shiprow Miss, dressmaker, 4 Hanover-street Government Emigration Agency for Australia, 41 Marischal-street J. T. Rennie, agent Gorard, Mrs., spirit merchant, 41 George-street Gracie, James, builder, 59 Huntly-street Graham, George, grocer, 124 Chapel- street Grahame, Joseph, 2 Links-street Grammar School, 52, 54, 56, Schoolhill
Grainger, Charles, advocate (< f Stronach and Grainger), 11 North Silver-street -
GRA GRA] NEW ABERDEEN. 106
Grainger, John, railway contractor, Devanha-place, Ferryhill
—, — Miss, 11 North Silver-street Grant, Archibald, superintendent of public baths, 5 Crooked-lane, and 40 St. Andrew-street Charles, auctioneer and appraiser, 15 Mealmarket-street „„— David, boot and shoemaker, 3 South Silver-street, h. 4 Thistle-street
Douglas, sergeant, harbour police, 1 Marywell- street D. R. Lyall (of Brebner and Grant), Marine- terrace George, advocate, 10 King-street
—. — George, lodgings, 13 Constitution-street —™~ George, furniture dealer, 23 Gallowgate „~.— Rev. James, teacher, Donaldson's School, Back-wynd, h. Eastfield Cottage James, shipmaster, 58 Shiprow —„~ James, clerk (Stamps and Taxes), 35 Victoria-street-west John and William, clothiers and haberdashers, 16 Broad- street, h. 85 Crown-street John, spirit dealer, 89 Loch-street „ John, 73 St. Andrew-street John, builder, 8 Forbes-street
„™—. John, grocer, 9 Upperkirkgate, h. above shop Lachlan, tailor, 15 Chronicle-lane Lewis, grocer and spirit dealer, 51 Upper-denburn Peter, surgeon, 171 Gallowgate, h. 6 Innes-streel ~~ — Robert, 24 Frederick-street ,™— Rev. Samuel (Bon-accord Church), Bloomfield, Holburn- road William, grocer and spirit dealer, 14 West North-street ,™— Mrs., provision merchant, 34 and 36 Loch-street Mrs. Ludovic, 15 Belmont-street —™-» Miss Penual, tea, grocer, and spirit dealer, 6 Northfield, Gilcomston Misses, 51 Bon-accord-street Misses, of Monymusk, 11 Belmont-street
—, —i Misses L. and F., milliners and dressmakers, 24 Dee- street Gray, Alexander, late merchant, 27 North Broadford Alexander, rope and twine manufacturer, 77 West North street ~ Alexander, shipmaster (William Pitt), 6 Garvock-street Alexander, coach builder, 101, h. 103 King-street Charles, cooper, Hector's-court, Commerce-court, h. 58 Longacre Rev. Charles, 279 George -street Daniel, tea, wine, and grocery merchant, 22, h. 36 Union- street David, house steward, Gordon's Hospital David, professor of natural philosophy in the Marischal College, h. 15 Union-place -
107 NEW ABERDEEN. [GRA GRE
Gray, David, grocer and spirit dealer, 56 Shiprow, k. 5 Dee-place George, merchant, 7 Marischal-street James, general-agent, commission-merchant, & ship-broker, 58 Marischal-street, h. Braehead of Gilcomston James, flesher, 20 New-market, h. Frederick-street ~ James, flesher, 22 New-market, h. St. Clement-street ™ James, shore porter, 18 Shiprow James, flesher, 33 Basement-floor, New Market ™.— James, teacher, Union School, Virginia-street, h. 102 Chapel-street ~~,— John, engineer (M'Kinnon and Co.'s), 140 George-street John, flesher, 19 New-market, h. 42 Victoria-place
— ,— John, clerk (Aberdeen Railway), 51 Bon-accord-street John, oflicer (West Church), 36 Crown-court, Upper- kirkgate
—™> John, commission merchant, Crown-court, Union-street, h. Holburn-street Robert, second clerk (Post-office), 5 Little Chapel-street Robert A., teacher (Public Schools), Berryden Cottage , Walter (Pratt and Keith, 53 Union-street), 32 Adelphi Watt, and Co., rope and twine manufacturers, 162 West North-street William, ironmonger, 52 North Gallery, New-market, L 57 Green
^ William, tea dealer and grocer, 39 Green, h. 115 Crown- st. William, advocate, 136 King-street William, agent, 292 George-street Mrs. Adam, 5 Union-place
. Mrs., lodgings, 7 John-street Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 1 Charlotte-street ~~-— Mrs. E., 46 Victoria-street- west —„v~ Mrs., vintner, St. Clement-street Mrs., lodgings, 7 John-street ~~,~~ Miss, 79 Gallowgate Miss M., 57 Shiprow ~~— Miss Mary, 136 King-street Greach, Mrs., lodgings, 30 Dee-street Green, James, clothier, 88 Woolmanhill ™ John cashier (City of Glasgow Bank), 90 Union-street Peter, horse shoer and farrier, 9 Chronicle-lane, h. Gordon's- court, 4 Schoolhill ™.— William, traveller (A. Littlejohn), 44 Loch-street Greenlaw, William, china merchant, 78 Queen-street Gregory, William, keeper of Advocates' Hall, h. Advocates' buildings, Union-street Greig, Alexander, flesher, 25 New-market, h. 6 Black's-buildings ~™— George, builder (W. and G. Greig), 28 Summer-street —~~» James, grocer and spirit dealer, 28 Causewayend James B., shipmaster (brig, Charles), 3 Victoria-place GRE HAL] NEW ABERDEEN. 108
Greig, James, tailor, 5 Guestrow James, shoemaker, 89 Queen-street
John, cabinetmaker, 129, h. 126 King- street ; workshop, 11 Princes-street
. John E. (N. S. Bank), 126 King-street John, surgeon, R.N., 84 Crown-street Robert, builder, 30 Summer-street
. . William, vintner, 1 9 Lodge-walk William, builder (W. and G. Greig), 27 Thistle-street
. W. and G. builders, 27 Thistle-street
, Mrs., ginger-beer brewer, 13 Longacre Mrs. James, 3 Little Chapel-street Mrs. Jane, vintner, 43 Lodge-walk
—. — Miss, dressmaker, milliner, and straw-hat-maker, Greig's- court, Windmillbrae ,~~ Miss, lodgings, 132 Union-street Griffith, Charles F., manager, Aberdeen Life and Fire Insurance Co., 89 Union-street Rev. D., Unitarian Minister (Mrs. Esdaile's), Bon-accord- terrace Grigor, Robert (of Grigor and Reid), agent, Commercial Bank, 7 King-street
, and Reid, advocates, 7, King- street Groundwater, Alexander L., collector (Gas Light Co.), 28 Thistle- street
Grub, George, advocate ; office, Advocates'-buildings, h. 56 Dee- street
. James, spirit dealer, 117 Skene street Guardian Fire, Life, and Annuity Insurance; A. Chivas, advocate, agent, National Bank-court, 42 Castle-street Gunn, John, master shipwright (A. Hall and Sons), Summer-lane Kenneth, spirit dealer, 57 Upper-denburn
Gunpowder Office (Sir H. Bridges), 57 Marischal-street ; William Stevenson, agent Guthrie, Mrs., sick nurse, 4 Thistle-street
Hadden, Alexander, of Persley, Grandholm-cottage ™-» Alexander, and Sons, woollen and carpet manufacturers, and worsted spinners, Green Gavin, manufacturer, (A. Hadden and Sons), Union-grove
, James Farquhar, manufacturer (A Hadden and Sons), 27 Union-place Haigh, James O., manager, 6 Bon-accord-terrace Hall, Alexander, sworn timber salesman, 45 Wellington-street „w« A., officer of Inland Revenue (Glenburn Distillery), 41 Victoria-street- west ~~. and Sons, shipbuilders, York-street, Footdee James, shipbuilder (of A. Hall and Sons), Footdee ~» James, carter, 75 West North -street 109 NEW ABERDEEN. [HAL HAY
Hall, John, wholesale warehouseman, 43 Broad-street, h. 13 Union-place ~ Robert, officer of Inland Revenue, 26 Thistle-street William (of A. Hall and Sons), 1 1 9 York-street, Footdee —„-. Mrs. Alexander, 45 York-street „~— Elizabeth, dress and bonnet maker, 15 Wellington-street ~ Miss, governess of Shaw's Hospital, 91 Gallowgate Hamilton, John, cutler, 17 George- street, h, 25 Loch-street Handyside, George, & Co., boot and shoe warehouse, 22 Marischal- street Hanna, Rev. John, 44 Constitution-street Hannan, Mrs., keeper, Trades'-hall Hanoverian Royal Consul, W. L. Thomson, 21 Quay Hanseatic Vice-Consul, W.L, Thomson, 21 Quay Hardy, William, spirit dealer, 27 Loch -street Hargitt, John (of Devanha Comb-work Co.), Bank-street Harkess, Peter, dog trainer and bird catcher, 72 Causewayend Harp, Alexander, late Lighthouse keeper, 10 Canal-street
. Alexander, lodgings, 10 Canal-street Harper, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 57, h. 55 Virginia-st. John, mealseller, 61 Virginia-street ~ William, boot and shoemaker, 237, Receiving Post Office, h. 239 George-street ~ Mrs. Alexander, 47 Green Mrs., teacher, 4 Jopp's-lane
. Mrs., lodgings, 19 Union-buildings Harris, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 72 Woolmanhill Harrison, George, post-horse-master, Bazaar, St. Andrew-street, and 196 George-street, h. 28 St. Andrew-street Harrow, Mrs., midwife, 4 Gordon's-court, Schoolhill —,r^~ Isabella, vintner, 18 Wales-street Hart, Rev. Hugh (Zion Chapel, John-street), 70 Dee-street Harvey, Alexander, M.D., 214 Union-street
Andrew, boot and shoe maker, 5 Marischal-street, ft. 58 Castle-street George T., clerk (Railway Co.), 37 Victoria-street-west Hatt, John L., 23 Castle-street William, grocer and spirit dealer, 56 Quay, h. Albion-street William, grocer and spirit dealer, 270 George-street Miss, 23 Castle-street Hawkins, Major, Royal Marines, recruiting service, 20 Victoria- street-west Hay, Alexander, shipowner (of Goldie and Hay), 54 Wellington-st. Alexander, japanner, and clock-dialmaker, 11, h. 13 Thorn- ton-place, Guestrow Alex., spirit dealer, 1,-h. 2 Regent-quay and Co., grocers and spirit dealers, 92 Shiprow Alexander, spirit dealer, 22 Green Alexander, draper, 133 Union-street, h. 1 Blackfriars-street K HAY HEN] NEW ABERDEEN. 110
Hay, Ebenezer, Inland Revenue officer, Cooperston-buildings James, late merchant, 1 Blackfriars-street James, feuar, 48 Gerrard- street James (James and John Hay), 19 Guestrow James, minibus proprietor, 5, h. 3 Gordon-street James, tea and spirit dealer, 1 Hadd en-street
. John, late carver and gilder, Broomhill Cottage „. John, jun. (James and John Hay), 19 Guestrow —™. James and John, carvers and gilders to the Queen, optical and philosophical instrument sellers, and agents for the
Thames Plate Glass Co., 2 Market-street ; workshop, 19 Guestrow —-~~ Robert, grocer, 18 Blackfriars-street „™— William, boot and shoemaker, 113 Union-street
—. — William, painter, 53 Green —™„ Mrs., 1 Mount-street ~~— Mrs., lodgings, 29 Skene-street Mrs., provision merchant, Bourtie's-court, 19 Upperkirk- gate
,—i — Miss, dressmaker, 8 Carmelite-street ~~— Miss, sick-nurse, 26 Gerrard-street Miss, teacher (Girls' Hospital), 56 Gallowgate Miss, lodgings, Strawberrybank Hector, James, tea and spirit dealer, Holburn-street ~. John, salmon merchant, Bon-accord Cottage, Cove William, boot and shoemaker, Holburn-street
Henderson, Alexander, advocate ; office 26, h. 32 St. Nicholas-st. Alexander, bookbinder, 2, h. 84 Broad-street, —„v~ David, fishing-tackle-maker, 5 Castlebrae
James, architect and builder ; agent for M'Neil's Patent Felt for Roofing, 120 Loch-street James, Leadside, Gilcomston ™ James, writer, 49 Schoolhill ™ James, grocer and spirit merchant, 21 Gordon-street ~, John, shipmaster, 23 Prince Regent-street John, chemist and druggist, 30 George-street, and 120 Hadden-street, Woodside ,™„™ John, porter, 251 George-street John, fishing-tackle-maker, and bird-stuffer, 85 Spring- garden Robert, shoemaker, 80 Skene-street Robert, plasterer (of Bowman and Co.), 4 John street William, architect and builder, 66 JLoch-street, and 91 Gal-
lowgate ; h. 2 Carden-place William (of Kepplestone), Kepplestone William, house painter, glazier, and paper-hanger, 5 Dee- street, h. 3 St. Mary's-place, Crown-street ,™,~~ William, M.D., lecturer on Materia Medica, Marischal College, 49 Schoolhill Ill NEW ABERDEEN. [HEIST—HOO
Henderson, William, civil engineer and land surveyor, 96 Union- street —™~ William, gunmaker and cutler, 85, h. ^S3 King-street William L., 66 Loch-street, h. 2 Carden-place William, jun. (Barry, Henry, and Co.), 28 Skene-terrace William, printer (Geo. Cornwall), 30 Frederick-street ——~ Mrs. James, Gilcomston Mrs. John, 21 Bon-accord-street
.—.™, Mrs., stay-maker, 42 Queen-street Miss, teacher, 147 Union-street, h. 55 Chapel-street Henry, Andrew, stabler, 180 Gallowgate George, bookseller, 78 Gallowgate ~ George, flesher, 92 Gallowgate, h. Beattie's- court, 102 Gal- lowgate George, merchant (Hugh Gordon and Co.), 1 Gallowgate
i James, coach-guard, 99 George-street John, flesher, 5 New-market, h. Charles- street
~~. . Mrs., midwife, 81 Shiprow „~»~v~ Mrs., midwife, 180 Gallowgate —,— Mrs., Bexhill Cottage, Holburn-street w Herald Office, 7 Queen-street ™~»v~< David, clerk (Aberdeen Railway), 54 Victoria-place Herculus Insurance Company; agent, John Duncan, advocate, 8 Castle-street Hill, Isaac, teacher; seminary and h. 19 Queen- street
. Mrs., lodgings, 50 Castle-street Hird, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 4 Black's-buildings Hobnell, John, spirit dealer, 51 East North-street Hobson, Richard, of the G.P.O., h. 139 Crown-street Hodge, John, cutler, surgical-instrument and dressing-case maker, 41 Union- street, h. 41 Victoria-street-west Hogarth, Dickson, and Co., preserved provision merchants, &c, 74 College-street
. Hugh, merchant, Ruby Cottage, North Silver-street Thomas, Elmfield William, merchant (Hogarth and Co.), 261 Union-street Hogg, George, wright, Holburn-street
,—, — Peter, tinplate-worker, 20 Carmelite-street „~— W. and A., wrights, 7£ Carmelite-street Mrs. George, provision dealer, 122 George-street
. Miss, teacher, 5 St. Andrew-street - Miss Charlotte, teacher (Free John Knox), Holburn-street Holmes, William, cooper (Hogarth and Co.), 13 Bon -accord-lane William, jun. (Hogarth and Co.), 13 Bon-accord-lane Mrs. Joseph, 73 Netherkirkgate Holland, Frederic, manufacturer (Richards and Co.), 15 Golden- square Hood, Walter, and Co., shipbuilders, Footdee „ Walter, shipbuilder, 4 Canal-terrace HOR HUT] NEW ABERDEEN. 112
Horn, James, manager (Commercial Co.), Springbank-terrace William, cabinetmaker, 79 Green Mrs., vintner, 46 Regent-quay Home, James, sheriff officer for counties of Aberdeen and Kincar- dine, 8 Gallowgate Hossack, Archibald, fruit merchant, 62 Union-street House of Refuge, Duthie's-court, 45 Guestrow Houston, Mrs., 36 Union-place Howat, Robert, coach-guard, 90 Shiprow Howling, Thomas, shipmaster (Paragon), 26 Constitution-street Howie, Alexander, and Son, manufacturers, 47 Loch-street Mrs., lodgings, 49 Broad-street Huddlestone, Mrs., 143 George- street Hughes, Robert, engraver and lithographic printer, 76 Broad-st. Hume, Peter, Bank-street Humphrey, George, spirit dealer, 1 1 Marischal-street John (of Comalegy), Springbank-terrace William (of Cuttlehill), 108 King-street
. Miss, 44 Whitehouse-street Hunter, Alexander, mealseller, 63 Huntly-street
, Arthur, mealseller, 137 Gallowgate ~~ John M'Kenzie, clerk (Inland Revenue), 116 King-street Robert W., musician, teacher and dealer in musical instru- ments, 16 Huxter-row William, commission agent, 5 Concert-court, Broad-street William, advocate (of Gordon and Hunter), 14 Adelphi- court, h. Raeden „~ — William, clerk (Northern Assurance Co.), 91 Broad-street —. — William, grocer, 30 Park-street William C, of Tillery, 12 Albyn-place ~~. teacher — Mrs , of singing, piano-forte, and organ, 115 Union- street, h. 5 Concert-court, Broad-street Mrs., 48 Constitution-street Mrs., dressmaker, 13 Black's-buildings Miss, dressmaker, Kingsland-place Misses, 30 North Broadford Hurry, William, and Sons, nail and tack manufacturers, 32 Justice- street, h. 48 Frederick- street Hutcheon, Alexander, upholsterer, 7 Carmelite-lane Alexander, 9 Canal-street'
.—. — Andrew, heddlemaker, 12 Forbes-street
. Robert, flesher, 48 New-market, h. Garlogie William (of White and Hutcheon), 59 Bon-accord-street ««.— Mrs., lodgings, 35 Huntly-street Ann, bootbinder, 49 St. Andrew-street Hutcheson, George, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 24 Skene-square, h. Ferryhill Hutchison, John, precentor (Free Trinity), Jopp's-lane
. John, upholsterer, 72 Dee-street 113 NEW ABERDEEN. [HUT—IRE
Hutton, Edward, hairdresser, 114 Skene-street
. James, lodgings, 120 King-street —,~~ John, grocer and spirit dealer, 177 Gallowgate, h. 5 Port- hill-terrace
Imlat, Alexander, late printer, 9 Constitution-street Alexander, spirit dealer, 14 Netherkirkgate George, spirit dealer, 8 Netherkirkgate, h. 15 Frederick-st. Imperial Fire Insurance; J. Smith, architect, agent, 142 King-st. Imray, David, stoneware merchant, 70 Woolmanhill -~*— Robert, mealseller, Hardgate
Income Tax Office, 25 Belmont-street ; N. Burnett, clerk to com- missioners
Independent Fire, Life, and Annuity Assurance ; A. Stevenson, Infirmary, Royal, Woolmanhill [agent Inglis, Alexander, grocer and ship chandler, 28, h. 25 Regent-quay David, provision merchant, 26 New-market David, spirit dealer, 58 George street George, wholesale grocer, Crown-court, Union-street, h. 60 Dee-street
.—~~. George, baker and confectioner, 1 Albert-street, h. 16 Vic- toria-street-west —-™_ James, baker, 32, h. 30 Gallowgate John, shoemaker, 15 Hutcheon-street ~~~~ William, baker, 67, h. 61 Broad-street ~~— Miss, Rosemount Ingram, Alexander, feuar, Porthill
. James, tailor, 64 Broad-street William, wright, 91 Loch-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 64 Broad-street Inland Revenue Office, 116 King-street ~~ Revenue (Stamps and Taxes), Advocates' -buildings Innes, Daniel, hairdresser, 12 Huxter-row George, Ivy Cottage, Loanhead ~~ George, plasterer, 103 George-street Captain George, 44 Chapel-street ~~ — John B., slater, 17 Rose-street Robert, fishmonger, 60 Basement-floor, New-market, h. 13 Carmelite-street Mrs., lodgings, 23 Broad-street ~~„~ Mrs., 2 Affleck-street Mrs. John, 14 Rose-street
, Miss, 251 Union-street Miss, dressmaker, 23 Broad-street Inspector of Weights for the town and county, John Blaikie; office, 13 Littlejohn-street
Insurance Company of Scotland (Fire) ; Wm. Skinner, advocate, 173 Union-street, andR.R. Notman, Adelphi-court, agents Ireland, James, baker, 81, h. 79 Bon-accord-street K 2 IRO JAM] NEW ABERDEEN. 114
Ironside, Charles, seaman, 56 Victoria-place John, clerk, 56 Victoria-place Patrick, clerk, 4 Canal-street William, house carpenter and builder, 8 Well of Spa Mrs., register office, 7 St. Andrew-street Irvine, Alexander, officer to the Shoemaker Trade, and convener officer to the Seven Incorporated Trades, 25 Longacre
. John, piano-forte tuner and repairer, 247 George-street Mrs., lodgings, 30 St. Andrew-street
Jack, Robert, feuar, Holburn- street William, boot and shoemaker, 37 Broad-street, h. 4 Thorn- ton-place Jackson, Henry, M.D., druggist, 34 Woolmanhill, h. 7 Black's- buildings William, boot and shoemaker, Henderson's-court, 46 Broad- street ,~»— William, tailor, 29 Hutcheon-street
, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, Henderson's-court, 46 Broad- street Jaffray, David, Kinharrachy Mill Warehouse, 68 West North-st. ™~— George, messenger (Aberdeen Bank), 5 Castlebrae „™— James, painter and glazier, 158 Gallowgate ~ James, merchant, 108 Chapel-street
.. Thomas, and Sons, general merchants, 7 Commerce-street
William L , boot and shoe shop, 36 Broad-street Mrs. William, 45 Constitution-street James, William, maltster and brewer, 211 King-street Jameson, Mrs. John, 41 Chapel-street Jamieson, Alexander, drill-master, Gordon's Hospital, and teacher of broadsword and calisthenic exercises, h. 122 Chapel- street Alexander, cutler, 26 Lodge-walk Alex,, traveller (of J. and R. Urquhart), 5 Huntly-street ™ Cummery, clerk (J. and P. Cameron), Market-street George (of Jamieson and Mitchell), tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 38 Union-street, h. 33 Dee-street ~™,~~ George, jeweller and silversmith, and watchmaker to the Queen, 107 Union-street, h. 6 West Craibstone-street James, M.D., 148 Union-street ~™~™ James (of J. Fraser and Co.), 11 Union-row
. James, plumber and gasfitter, 14, h. 12 Wales-street „ James, precentor (Free -North Church), teacher of vocal music, and jobbing gardener, h. 14 Leadside, Gilcomston „ James, mason, Bank-street —.™. John, tea and spirit shop, 25 St. Clement-street John, commission-merchant, ship, and insurance broker, 56 Marischal-street, h. High-street, Old Aberdeen ~~. — John, clerk (Town and County Bank), 1 Denburn-terrace 115 NEW ABERDEEN. [JAM JUS
Jaraieson, Robert, M.D., lecturer on Medical Jurisprudence, Uni- versity and King's College, 11 Crown-street
,—™ Thomas, wright and funeral waiter, 9 Carmelite-street Mrs., midwife and sick-nurse, 15 St. Nicholas-street Mrs., 1 Denburn-terrace Mrs., Robert, sen., 50 Castle-street Jamson, Mrs. Captain, lodgings, 36 Union-street Miss, matron, Gordon's Hospital Jarvis, James, hosier (Barker and Sons), 8 North Broadford William, 80 Hutcheon-street Jazdowzki, John, teacher and linguist, 120 Crown-street Jenkins, John, boot and shoemaker, 29 Netherkirkgate Jessiman, George, spirit dealer, 24 Castle-street Jessieman, George, spirit dealer, 80 Loch-street Thomas, spirit dealer, 14 Park-street Johnston, Alexander, of Blackness, 26 North Broadford Alexander, builder, 32 Thistle-street Andrew, cashier (Adam and Anderson), 10 Queen-street
. Fraser L., grocer, 2 King-street, h. 8 Castle-street George, tidewaiter, 48 Commerce-street and Laird, tailors, 2 St. Catherine's- wynd, Union-street James, mealseller, 60 Virginia-street —„~~ James, messenger-at-arms, 6 Castlebrae John, blacksmith, and heel and toe maker, 75 Gallowgate John, stabler, 6 Little Belmont-street John, grocer, 86 Upper-denburn —~— Joseph, umbrella manufacturer, 2 Blackfriars-street, h, 27 Woolmanhill Joseph, grocer and spirit dealer, 54 Netherkirkgate Robert, merchant, 25 York-place, h. 3 Golden-square William (of Johnston and Laird), 23 Broad-street —.— Mrs., lodgings, Henderson's-court, 91 Gallowgate Mrs., sen., 3 Golden-square Mrs. William, 10 Queen-street Miss, teacher (John Knox's School), 10 Queen -street Misses, Calsayseat Jolly, Miss, dressmaker, 48 Frederick-street Jopp and Shand, advocates, Jopp's-court, 31 Gallowgate Alexander, (Jopp and Shand), Elmhill Andrew, writer (J. and A. Blaikie), Elmhill John, grocer and spirit dealer, 67 Gallowgate —~~, William (of Allardyce and Jopp), 31 Gallowgate —— Mrs. Andrew, 31 Gallowgate Joss, Charles, tailor, 91 Skene-street James, wright, Upper Denburn, h. 95 Skene-street ' John, provision agent, 47 Loch-street, h. 5 Charlotte-street
*. Patrick, clerk (Blaikie Brothers), 41 Guestrow Justice, Mrs., 39 Union-terrace Justice Mills, Holburn-street KAY KEN] NEW ABERDEEN. 116
Kay, John, teacher (West Prison), 20 Chapel-street John, chemist and druggist, and commission agent, 1 St. Nicholas-street, h. 74 Union-street Keith, Alexander (of Keith and Gibb), 4 Rosemount- terrace
, , David, advocate, Town-clerk-depute, Kenfield, Pitfodels „~*. George, Morningside, near Aberdeen „*~ and Gibb, lithographers, engravers, and ornamental printers, 15 Union-buildings ™ James, druggist, 8, h. 10 Union-place John (Pratt and Keith), 52 Bon-accord-street ™ John, merchant tailor, 6 Netherkirkgate, h. 1 Guestrow John, teller (Aberdeen Town and County Bank), 3 Car- den-place „™— Patrick (British Linen Co.), 22 King-street ™ William, M.D., surgeon to the Royal Infirmary, and lecturer on Clinical Surgery, 257 Union-street William, slater, 24 Union-row, and 24 Summer-street Mrs. James, 101 Crown-street Mrs., lodgings, 9 Diamond-street Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 47 Park-street ~w. Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 7 Crown-street „ Miss, straw-hat and dressmaker, M'Lean's-court, 50 Gal- lowgate Kelles, James F., secretary and clerk, Local Marine Board, 121 Crown-street Elizabeth, provision merchant, 13 Schoolhill Kellock, William, book-agent (Tallis and Co,), 208 George-street Kelly, James, baker, 120, h. 118 Chapel-street John, merchant, Grant's-court, 49 Upperkirkgate
. . John, hillside post, 2 Jopp's-laue Kelman, Alexander, baker, 23 Basement-floor, New-market William, tailor, Henderson's-court, 46 Broad-street
, William, rope and twine manufacturer, 290 George-street
„™ . Miss, lodgings, 6 Ross's-court, Upperkirkgate Kemp, Francis, grocer and spirit dealer, 60 Skene-square „™ Irvine, clerk, Stamp Office, Advocates' Buildings Robert, grain-merchant and tacksman of the Ferryhill meal,
barley, and flour mills ; office, 59 and 60 Castle-street, h. 155 Crown-street Mrs., lodgings, 86^ Crown-street Kenn, Mrs. William, 17 Huntly-street Kennedy, David H., commissary-clerk-depute (Record Office) James John, commission-agent, Market-street, h. 154£ Crown-street Mrs., sick nurse, 31 Harriet-street Mrs. D., 9 St. Mary's-place Miss, 46 Marischal-street Kent Mutual Fire' Insurance Co., W. P. Booth, agent, 56 Maris- chal-street 117 NEW ABERDEEN. [KER KNO
Kerr, David, M.D., lecturer on Surgery to the University and King's College, 4 Golden -square and Bowman, carvers and gilders, 24 Queen-street George (of Kerr and Bowman), Stonyton, Rubislaw »~~— James, painter, 15, h. 3 Donalds-court, 20 Schoolhill —™» James, traveller (Leslie Clark & Son), 4 John-street William, boot and shoemaker, 249 George-street, h. 86 John-street .~^„w» Misses, milliners, dressmakers, and straw-bonnet makers, 31 Schoolhill Kidd, J. Simpson, teacher (East Parish Sessional School), 3 Kingsland-place Thomas A., tinplate-worker, 52 Quay, h. 57 Commerce-st. ~~»— William, spirit dealer, 57 Commerce-street -~~„vwi Mrs. William, spirit dealer, 28 Skene-street Kidson, Miss, teacher of music, 71 Crown-street Kilgour, Alexander, M.D., 158 Union-street
. and Taylor, tobacconists, tea and spirit dealers, 49 Nether- kirkgate Miss, 5 Mary-place, Skene-square Kiloh, Alexander, lodgings, 6 Union-lane James, tailor, 15 Correction-wynd Joseph, spirit dealer, 6 College-street King, Charles, furnishing tailor, 23 Broad-street George and Robert, booksellers and stationers, 28 St. Nicho- las- street, and 3 Flourmill-lane George (of George and Robert King), 1 Skene-place John shipmaster (Main), 17 Prince Regent-street John, spirit dealer, 68 Schoolhill Maxwell G. G., dentist, 31 Marischal-street ~ William, wright and cabinetmaker, 19 Gordon-street Mrs., lodgings, 6 Marischal-street
Mrs., provision seller, 1 Albion- street Miss, lodgings, 9 Diamond-street
Kinharrachy Mill warehouse ; D. Jaffray, manager, 68 West North- street Kinloch, Alex. J., of Park, Deeside Kinnear, James, 10 Broadford-place Kinneard, William, gardener, Pitmuxton Kirkland, Mrs., 65 Dee-street Knight and Craib, saddlers, 43 Queen-street James, manager, Rettie's work, 26 Broad-street, h. Smith's- court, 49 Gallowgate —™, William, architect and surveyor, 11 Union-buildings Mrs. James, 61 Gallowgate
. Misses, Springbank-terrace Knowles, Alexander, writer (Jopp and Shand), 31 Gallowgate
, G., flesher to the Queen, 7, 8, and 9 New-market, h. 17 Fisher-row KNO LAN] NEW ABERDEEN. 118
Knowles, Archibald, provision merchant, 48 Windmillbrae ~™ Thomas, flesher, 26 and 27 New-market, h. 64 Union-street
, Mrs., 1 Langstane-place Knox, Arthur, teacher, Porthill School, h. School-house David, ironmonger, 58 Gallowgate, h. 4 Mitchell-place —~v«, David, painter, 18 Chapel-street, h. 28 Chapel-street William, grain merchant, meal and provision warehouse, 83, h. 81 George-street
. William, spirit dealer, 15 Shiprow Mrs. George, Kingsland-place, 259 George-street Mrs. William, lodgings, 137 Union-street Mrs., 36 Union- terrace Kyd, James, road-surveyor, Rubislaw Kynoch, John, teller, (N. S. Bank), 51 Bon-aceord-street
Laer, E. W. Von, 52 Victoria-place Laidlaw, Charles (of Fraser and Laidlaw), 13 Bon-accord-street Laing, Alexander, haircutter, 67 George-street —~™ Alexander (of Laing and Melvin), 143 Skene-place and Melvin, coach-builders to Her Majesty, 4 and 8 Bon-ac- cord street Herod, 11 Drum's-lane „-~— James, inspector of works, 32 Summer-street „~~„ James, ironmonger, blacksmith, and bell-hanger, 121 Union -
street ; workshop, Flourmill-lane, h. 20 Albyn-place James, chemist and druggist, 51 Woolmanhill
.—. — James, skinner, 38 George-street, h. 25 Loch-street -™„-~ Robert, hairdresser, 9 Netherkirkgate
™-—. Robert, shoemaker, 46 George- street, h. 4 Canal-side, Mount- fa ooly ™~— William, M.D., 7 Golden-square ~ William, blacksmith, heel and toe-maker, 18 Catherine- street, h. 4 Canal-side Mounthooly Mrs. John, midwife, 30 Princes-street
. Mrs., lodgings and vintner, 35 Regent-quay Misses, Keppleston Cottage, Rubislaw Laird, Daniel (of Johnston and Laird), 25 Bon- accord-street George, shoemaker, 24, h. 43 Causewayend Lalor, Robert D., medical galvanist, 27 Castle-street Lamb, David, jun., flesher, 33 New-market, h. 22 College- street Davidson, feuar, 57 Causewayend v James, cart and plough wright, Ruthrieston
. James, shore-porter, 7 Marischal-street —„~. John, plumber, and brass founder, 78 St. Andrew-street. 3^ Blackfriars-street Robert, shore-porter, 18 Shiprow Lambert, Miss, boarding school, Union-terrace Lamont, Alexander, stoneware merchant, 9 Shiprow Langland, Robert, provision dealer, 187 Gallowgate 119 NEW ABERDEEN. [LAR—LEI
Largue, William, 11 Hutcheon-street Latter, Richard, teacher of music, 22 Victoria-street-west Laurie, David (of Devanha Comb-work Co.), Bank-street, Ferry- hill Henry, boot and shoemaker, 33 Woolmanhill Thomas, founder (J. Abernethy and Co.), Ferryhill
William, bookbinder and stationer, 169 Union-street, h- Bank-street, Ferryhill Mrs William, 29 Ferryhill-place —««, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Bank-street Law, Arthur, grocer, 49 Windmillbrae ~~— Charles, wood merchant, Bridge of Dee George, shipmaster (Gispy), 54 Quay James, spirit merchant, 18| Shiprow, h. Broad-street ,~~„™ John, sharebroker, 114 Crown-street John, baker, 60 Shiprow, h, 3 Affleck-street Samuel, shoemaker, 122 Skene-street William, grocer, 55 Park-street, corner of Princes-street „ and Mathieson, furnishing tailors, Crown-court, Union-st. Mrs., 114 Crown-street Miss, 35 Shiprow Miss Barbara, grocer and spirit dealer, Wellington-place Lawrence, John, slater, 35 Ann-street Joseph, tailor, beadle (Free East Church), and funeral waiter, 13 Blackfriars-street Mrs. James, 53 Huntly- street —„~ Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 52 Chapel-street Lawson, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 44, h. 46 Netherkirk- gate
. William, gardener, Ferryhill Leask, James, jun., writer, 1 Marischal-street, h. 3 Castle-lane ~ James, shipmaster (Minerva), 16 Water-lane , William, shipmaster (Countess of Seafield), 52 Chapel-street Ledingham, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 42£ Chapel- street, h. 32 Summer-street A. W. clerk (Gas Office), 7 Carmelite-street James, teacher of English, elocution, writing, geography, Latin, and arithmetic, 12 Correction-wynd —~~» James, mealseller, Upperkirkgate ~~— John, wright, 73 Hutcheon-street
. Robert, advocate, 52, h. 50 King-street Mrs. William, 7 Carmelite-street Leffen, Henry, hotel and lodgings, 10 Adelphi, Union -street Legg, James, tinsmith, 48 Netherkirkgate, h. Concert-court, Broad- street Legge, John, mason, Windmillbrae, h. 20 North Broadford Leighton, James, letter-carrier, 11 Charles-street, Broadford James (of Porter and Leighton), 1 1 Charles-street Leith, George, spirit dealer, 17 James-street LEI LEY] NEW ABERDEEN. 120
Leith, Misses, of Freefield, 46 Skene-terrace Thomas, mealseller, 78 West North-street Leslie, Alexander, messenger-at-arms, & sheriff-officer, 51 Queen- street Alexander, late of Jamaica, 12 Union-row Alexander, brewer, 5 Virginia- street Alexander, shipmaster (Albion), 46 Constitution-street Alexander, 35 Bon-accord -terrace Andrew (A. Leslie and Co.), 28 Wellington-street Andrew, and Co., boilermakers and general blacksmiths, Provost Blaikie's-quay, Inches George, shipowner, 11 Quay, h. 138 South Crown-street George, shipwright (A. Duthie and Co.), 25 Shiprow
—.— James, manager (Gas Light Co.), 8 Canal-terrace James, shoemaker, 16 Schoolhill, h. 10 Blackfriars-street ~~,— James, shipmaster, 38 St. Clement-street James, clerk (G. Leslie, Quay), 138 Crown-street
. James A., writer; office, 11 Adelphi, h. 45 Park-street
—. — John, cotton manufacturer, 39 Woolmanhill, h. 263 George- street ™~— John Grant, sheriff-clerk depute, and depute-clerk of the peace, Record Office, 27 King-street, h. Rosemount-place John, bootmaker, 5 Queen-street John (late millwright), 45 Park-street John, shipmaster 56 Victoria-place John, shipmaster (Miranda), 20 Prince Regent-street Thomas, carter, York-street William, surgeon, 10 Golden-square W. and W., grocers, tea, spirit, and wine dealers, 39 West North-street, h. above shop William, jun., flesher, 31 New-market ™ William, architect (of M'Donald and Leslie), 8 Golden-sq. ™~— William, house steward, Lunatic Asylum ™ Mrs., 35 Bon-accord -terrace Mrs., of Memsie, 29 Union-place Miss, 38 Skene-terrace Miss, milliner, 16 Virginia-street Misses (Powis), Berryden —~™ Misses, lodgings, 60 St. Nicholas-street Misses, milliners, 46 Constitution-street Lester, Charles, teller (North of Scotland Bank), 48 Chapel-st. Levie, Alexander, shipmaster (Duke of Buccleuch), 6 Garvock-st. George, shipmaster (Sedulous), 6 Constitution-street „-.— John, shipmaster, 29 East North-street Levy, M.A., tailor, clothier, and outfitter, 26 Union-street Leys, George, and Co., spirit dealers, 17 Fisher-row ~ Masson, and Co., Grandholm Works Robert, superintendent engineer (Aberdeen Steam Naviga- tion Co.), 7 Carmelite-street 121 NEW ABERDEEN. [LIF LOG
Life Association of Scotland, 7 Belmont-street ; Alex. Abel, advo- cate, agent Ligertwood, James, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 122 King-street, h. 24 Constitution-street John, advocate, 4 Correction-wynd, h. Devanha-place, Ferryhill William, master shipwright, 45 York-street Mrs., of Logierieve, 24 Bon-accord- terrace Mrs. Peter, 41 York-street Lindsay, Charles, spirit dealer, 87 Shiprow James, grocer and spirit dealer, 27 St. Clement-street Roger, 80 George-street William, cheap publication warehouse, 63 Gallowgate Mrs., 11 Union-place Mrs., 21 Prince Regent-street Linklater, Andrew, shipmaster (Sir Edward Banks), 73 Virginia- street Alex., shipmaster, 62 Virginia-street James, shipmaster (Eliza), 9 Commerce-street Linton, Alexander, surgeon, R.N., 266 George-street Littlejohn, Alexander, wholesale grocer and provision merchant, 72 Netherkirkgate, h. Burnside Cottage, Holburn-street James, fancy worsted warehouse, and hosier to the Queen, 155 Union-street, h. Muirfield Cottage, Stocket
. James, spirit dealer, 18 Gordon-street John, grocer and spirit merchant, 61 Shiprow William, cashier (Aberdeen Town and County Bank), 91 Union-street Mrs., Burnside Cottage, Holburn-street
Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insurance Co. ; John Sheed, agent, 44 Marischal-street Livingstone, Francis, grocer and spirit dealer, 44 College-street —.*-» Robert, merchant, 7 Exchequer-row, A. 31 Shiprow Livingston, Mrs. Dr., Nellfield-house Mrs., lodgings, Lizars, A. Jardine, M.D., surgeon, professor of Anatomy, Marischal College and University, 45 Schoolhill
Lloyd's Agents ; Oswald, George, and Co., 30 Marischal-street ™ Register of Shipping; office, 42 Marischal-street Lockhart, David, teller (National Bank), 5 Huntly-street and Salmond, confectioners, 92 Union-street; wholesale warehouse, ginger-beer, lemonade, and soda-water manu- factory, 2 Little Belmont-street James (of Lockhart and Salmond), 2 Little Belmont-street Logan, David (from John Broadwood and Sons, London), piano- forte tuner, regulator, and dealer, 73 St. Andrew-street
and Co., piano-forte warerooms, 5 Crown-street ; workshop, Windmillbrae Mrs., provision seller, 42 St. Andrew-street L LON LYE] NEW ABERDEEN. 122
London Mutual Life and Guarantee Society; J. A. Wilson, 20 Upperkirkgate, agent
Union Assurance Fire Offices and Annuities ; William Gray, advocate, agent, 136 King-street. Longmuir, Alexander, shipmaster, 24 Constitution-street Hugh, shipmaster, Prospect-terrace, Ferryhill
—„—. James, shipmaster (Garland), 2 Mill-street „™~~ Rev. John, A.M. (Free Mariner's Church), 14 North Silver- —-™ Mrs., 29 Schoolhill [street „~ Mrs. John, 29 Thistle- street ~~ Miss, ladies' school, 47 Schoolhill Lonie, Alex., spirit merchant, 8 Huxter-row Louden, Archibald, City Hotel, 21 St. Nicholas-street Low, Alexander, stoneware merchant, 77 Guestrow ~™— Alexander (Milne, Low, and Co.), 31 Union-place ~. and Chalmers, builders, 40 Whitehouse-street Gavin (of Low and Chalmers), 40 Whitehouse-street James, furnishing tailor, 172£, h. 159 George-street ~~— William, builder, 15 Bon-accord-lane ™ William, silk and woollen dyer and scourer, 34 Spa-street —~~ Elizabeth, provision shop, 186 George-street Mrs. James, 74 Loch-street ~™. Mrs., dressmaker, 13 Blackfriars-street
, Margaret, mangling and dressing, 253 George- street Lowery, George, 42 Constitution- street Lucas, James, pavier and contractor, 128 George-street Lumsden, Clements, advocate, 2, h. 1 Union-terrace George, shore-porter, 7 Marischal-street Henry, of Auchindoir, 255 Union-street James, and Co., clothiers and tailors, 117 Union-street John, and Co., grocers, wine and spirit merchants, 95 Union-street
. William J., of Balmedie, h. 146 Union-street ~~ William, merchant, 58 Union-street, h. Eastbank, Fonthill Mrs. James, 75 Crown-street Miss, 18 St. Mary's-place „. Misses, Deemouth Miss E., broker, 17 Woolmanhill Lunan, John, warehouse keeper (Steam Navigation Co.), Red. Lion-court, 77 Broad-street John, wholesale and retail stationer, 66, h. 64 Broad-street William, accountant (Aberdeen Railway), Ferryhill-place Lyall, David (of George Lyall and Co.), 97 Union-street
. George (of George Lyall and Co.), 97 Union-street
„™— George, and Co , silk-mercers, 99 Union-street
. Robert, blacksmith, 75 Queen-street Lyell, Alexander (Customs), 28 Crown-street
„^, , John, register-grate, stove, and gun maker, 128 Union-st. manufacturing house, Back-wynd, h. 139 Crown-street 123 NEW ABERDEEN. [LYO M'DO
Lyon, Alexander, leather merchant, 39 Broad-street, h. 12 St. Clement-street John, shipmaster (St. Nicholas), 1 Marywell-street John, spirit dealer, 79 Waterloo-quay „™ Miss, dressmaker, 30 Summer-street
M'Alpine, William, general auctioneer, 6 King-street M'Aulay, James, inspector of Inland Revenue (Stamps and Taxes), 154 Crown-street M'Bean, Daniel, cabinetmaker, Mathieson's- court, 14 Castle-st. ^ H., commission agent, 1 Littlejohn-street, h. Torry „™ John, boot and shoemaker, Bridge of Dee
. . Mrs., late of Alves, 36 Skene-terrace M'Beath, James, piano-forte tuner (of J. Logan and Co.), 35 Huntly- street
, J. and S., wholesale and retail furnishing ironmongers, 44 Union-street
. John (of J. and S. M'B.), 34 Union-terrace Peter, shipmaster (Bubona), 2 Marywell-street Samuel (of J. and S. M'B.), 34 Park-street M'Callum, James, tide surveyor of customs, 54 Regent-quay James, vintner, 7 Stronach's-close William, boatman, 53 St. Clement-street .™ Mrs., lodgings, 44 Chapel-street M'Carron, Felix, broker, 33 Justice-street M'Combie, George, 1 Charlotte-street James Boyn, advocate (Murray & M'Combie), 2 Albyn-place ^ Thomas, and Co., tobacco and snuff manufacturers, and wholesale tea dealers, 51 Netherkirkgate Mrs. Peter, 7 Charlotte-street M'Condach, Harry, grain-dealer, Holburn-street ™~ Harry, jun., Holburn-street John, manager (Torry Brickworks), Bank-street ™ Miss, teacher, Female Orphan Asylum M'Conochie, Alexander, English and Commercial Academy, 13 Crown -street, h. 38 Skene-street —™> Archibald, shipmaster, 23 Ferryhill-place G. C, teacher of writing, 115 Union-street, h. 38 Skene-sf. M'Culloch, Mrs., lodgings, 9 George-street M'Donald, Alexander, M.D. (late Royal Artillery), Rubislaw-park
&a . Alexander, advocate, 245 Union-street, h. Millbank Cottage, Hardgate ^ Alexander, stonecutter (of M'Donald and Leslie), 7 Bon- accord-square Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 10 Castle-street Alexander, spirit dealer, 28 East North-street ~ Alexander, sailmaker, Waterloo-quay Bernard, pavier and contractor, 39 Union-terrace Charles, spirit dealer, 169 Gallowgate M'DO M'HA] NEW ABERDEEN. 124
M'Donald, David, 8 Carden-place
. David, book-keeper (D. Hogarth and Co.), 43 Constitu- tion-street ™~™> Ewen, grocer and spirit dealer, 193 Gallowgate ™« George, broker, 91 Woolmanhill George, grocer and spirit dealer, 64 Green, h. 29 Skene- street James, cabinetmaker, 31 Castle-street, h. 48 Longacre John, confectioner, 37 Basement-floor, New-market h. 18 Trinity-street John, bookseller, 16 Crown-street, h. 25 Bon-aceord-street John, grocer, 13, h. 12 North Broadford John, broker, 53 Causewayend and Leslie, stonecutters, builders, and granite polishers, east end of Constitution-street „~. Robert, tailor, 7 South Silver-street "William, spirit dealer, 12 West North-street William, baker, 105 Causewayend, h. Concert-court „ Mrs., lodgings, 5 Huntly-street Mrs. Captain, 79 Crown-street Mrs. George, 30 Marischal-street Miss, dressmaker, 5 Huntly-street Miss, stay and corset maker, 53 Queen-street „. Margaret, dressmaker, 48 Longacre M'Dougal, Alexander, broker, 98 Loch-street M'Farlane, D., shoemaker, 39 East North-street, h. 7 Justice-lane Thomas, reedmaker, 29 Harriet-street Mrs. Peter, 50 Victoria-street-west J „™ Mrs., late of Crathie, 1 Victoria-street-west M'Gilivray, Mrs., eating-house, 4 Exchequer-row M'Gillivray, John, hairdresser, 244 George-street M'Gregor, John, dyer and renovater of silk, woollen, and cotton goods, 26, h. 28 George-street William, late shipmaster, 25 Marischal-street . William, innkeeper, Aberdeen Hotel M'Grigor, Charles, hosier and girth manufacturer, 5 Justiee-st, h. 1 Chapel- court, Castle-street Mrs. John, 34 Thistle-street Miss, Margaret, hosier, 1 Justice-street M'Guffie, Maxwell, spirit dealer, 10 Trinity-corner Thomas, ale and porter dealer, ginger and spruce beer brewer, Holburn- street M'Hardy, David, general blacksmith and bell-hanger, 66 Nether- kirkgate John, general blacksmith and bell-hanger, 15 Back-wynd John, shipmaster (Citizen), 8 St. Nicholas-street
, John, blacksmith and ironmonger, 53 North Gallery, New- market, h. Cruden's-court, Broad-street
„ William, grocer, 62 Netherkirkgate 125 NEW ABERDEEN. [M'HA M'KE
M'Hardy, Mrs. Charles, 8 St. Nicholas-street M'Innes, John, grocer, 33 East North-street M'Intosh, Daniel, blacksmith and machine-maker, Fish- street, h. Hanover-lane ™ Daniel, flesher, 23 New-market, h. 74 Hutcheon-street „™ John, stoneware merchant, 85 Virgina-street „„, — John, and Son, cab-makers, 8 Longacre ~~ James, spirit dealer, 90 Loch-street ~~.~~ James, tinsmith, 28, h. 21 Netherkirkgate Rev. Simon, D. D. (East Parish), 55 Schoolhill William (N. S. Bank), 44 Chapel-street William, hairdresser, 19 Market Gallery Mrs., midwife, 52 Causewayend „™ Mrs., provision merchant and spirit dealer, 77 Gallowgate M'Kann, John, broker, 31 Lodge-walk M'Kay, Alex., shipmaster (Clipper), 5 Summer-lane ~™„™ Alexander, bootmaker and leather-cutter, 18 Gallowgate, h. 87 Loch-street „™~™ George, slater, 93 Green George C, clerk, 1 1 Constitution-street — •-
, George, spirit dealer, 29 Berry-lane James, hosier and stay manufacturer, 55 Queen-street John, spirit dealer, 10 Lower-denburn Neil, Littlejohn-street Tavern, 10 Littlejohn-street
. ~™ William, grocer and spirit dealer, 86 Shiprow „~. William, tailor, Wellington-road Mrs., milliner, 15 St. Nicholas -street
„, Mrs., matron, Blind Asylum, 50 Huntly-street Miss, lodgings, 5 Mounthooly M'Kechnie, Allan, shipmaster, Ferryhill-place M'Keeser, John, Ashvale Cottage, Holburn-street M'Kenzie, Alexander, currier, 13 Denburn-terrace —„~. Alexander (A. M'Kenzie and Co.), 47 Schoolhill Alexander, and Co. (late Munro and Grant), woollen dra- pers, 85 Union-street ™ Alexander, late manufacturer, 37 Skene-square
™ David, superintendent of meters ; office, 66 Regent-quay, h. South College- street „„ — Donald, lodging house, Kittybrewster ^™. Duncan, shoemaker, 1 Crooked-lane „, George, grocer and spirit dealer, 41, boot and shoemaker, and keeper of Sailor's Home, 42 Regent-quay George, grocer and spirit dealer, 19 Causewayend, h. 2 Hutcheon-street „^. George, baker, 83 Gallowgate, h. 99 Beattie's-court Rev. Hugh (Gaelic Church), 30 Silver-street James, baker, 66 and 68 Queen-street
^ , James, draper (H. Cooper and Co.), 3 Charlotte-street Jchn, spirit dealer, 2 John-street l2 M'KE M'LE] NEW ABERDEEN. 126
M'Kenzie, John, shipmaster, (Kincardineshire), 14 East North-st. John, shipmaster, 25 RegeDt-quay Captain Malcolm (H.E.I.C.S.), Friendville and Matthews, architects, 24 A del phi-court Roderick, clerk, 2 Correction-wynd William, and Co., mealsellers, 110 King-street Mrs., straw-bonnet manufacturer, 15 Queen-street Mrs., 33 Summer-street Mrs. William, 71 Bon-accord-street Mrs., 24 Union-place Mrs., of Glack, 18 Albyn-place Miss (late of Ruthrieston), 29 Castle -street Miss, of Ord, 83 Union-street Miss, lodgings, 7 Back-wynd Miss, dress and bonnet maker, 69 Broad-street Misses, 1 Blackfriars-street M'Killiam, B. and W., confectioners to the Queen, 54 Broad-st. Basil (of B. and W. M'Killiam), 6 North Broadford Robert, confectioner, 59, h. 56 Union-street William (of B. and W. M'Killiam), 2 Longacre M'Kinlay, Robert, manager (W. and J. Coubrough), I Craigie-st. M'Kinnon, John, coach-builder, 37 Victoria-street-west
Lachlan, advocate ; offices, Spring Garden Iron Works, and 37 Broad-street, h. 19 Albert-street „„ Lachlan, jun., advocate, stock and share broker; office, 83 Union-street, h. 106 Crown-street William, merchant, 19 Albert-street William and Co., iron merchants, founders, and bone ma-
nure manufacturers ; foundry and bone mill, 20 Spring- garden r~ Miss, 121 Crown-street M'Kirdy, John, watch and clockmaker, 28 Woolmanhill
M 'Lachlan, John, coal broker and shipowner, 1 , h. 3 James-street M'Lagan, Rev. James, professor of Divinity (Free Church), h. 82 Bon-accord-street Miss, 29 Victoria-street-west M'Laren, James (late Collector of Inland Revenue), 53 Schoolhill John, commission merchant, 25 Gallowgate, h. 7 Dee-place William, M.D., 53 Schoolhill M'Lean, Alexander, house agent, M'Lean's-court, 50 GalLowgate G. Gordon, M.D., professor of Oriental languages, Maris- chal College, k. 30 Victoria-street-west James, shipmaster (Dee), 66 Virginia-street „ John, clerk (Harbour office), 50 Gallowgate John, clerk (Blaikie Brothers), 67 Commerce-street „™ John, plasterer, M'Lean's-court, 50 Gallowgate Thomas, baker, 7 Dee-street William, parcel audit clerk, Aberdeen Railway Co., h. 59 Spittal 127 NEW ABERDEEN. [M'LE—M'QU
M'Lean, William Gordon, customs, 3 Windsor-place, Victoria- street-west „~ Mrs., grocer, 11 Bon-accord-lane M'Leay, Alexander, spirit dealer, 17 Justice-street M'Leish, William, teacher; class-room, 115 Union-street, h. 8 Drum's-lane M'Leod, Colin, and Son, manufacturers of brass, zinc, and tinplate goods, 52 East North-street, h. 34 Frederick-street George, spirit dealer, 18 Huxter-row James, confectioner, 3 Market-street, h. 2 Prospect- terrace, Ferryhill John, furniture dealer, 12 East North-street John, and Co., watch and clockmakers, 9 Schoolhill "Robert, tinsmith, 10 East North-street
Simon, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 1 Weighhouse-square William, tailor, 5 Huxter-row, h, Rosiefield
. Mrs. Alexander, grocer, 33 Summer-lane ^-. Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 2 Ragg's-lane M'Millan and Co., leather merchants, 37 Netherkirkgate, h. 30 Jack's-brae
. Robert, skinner and tanner, Jack's-brae Rev. Samuel, Rosemount-place William, and Son, curriers and tanners, 34 Jack's-brae ,~, Mrs., 46 Regent-quay M'Naughton, James, overseer (Richards and Co.), Skene-square William, manager, carpet department (A. H. and S.), 25 Whitehouse-street M'Neil, John, manager (Union Cotton Mill), 69 College-street M'Nie, Mrs., lodgings, 34 Union-terrace M'Phail, Rev. James C. (Free East Church), 9 Carden-place Mrs. Donald, lodgings, 84 Skene-square M'Phee, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 37, h. 21 Shiprow Mrs., provision seller, 38 Lodge-walk M'Pherson, Alexander, baker, 65, h. 6 Carmelite-street ~~, Andrew, and Son, ironmongers and blacksmiths, 51 Market Gallery Captain Duncan, late of the 52d foot, Cooperston-place James, manager (Gilcomston Comb Manufactory), Char- lotte-street-west James, stabler, 26 West North-street „,„ John, comb manufacturer, Steps of Gilcomston, h. 29 Union-terrace
. John, provision merchant and carter, 77 West North-street „ John, shipmaster (Granite), 54 Quay William, bookseller and wholesale stationer, 59, h. 76 Broad- street ^ William, spirit dealer, 10 Windy-wynd M'Quarrie, John, tailor and clothier, 1 Correction-wynd, h. 3 Charlotte-street M'RA MAC] NEW ABERDEEN. 128
M'Rae, John, brewer (Cadenhead, Barron, and Co.), Holburn- street M'Robbie, James, flesber, 170 George- street John, grocer and spirit dealer, 52 West North-street „~;~^. John, 139 Gallowgate M'Taggart, Donald, coal broker and commission agent, Regent- quay, h. 42 Victoria-place ~ Rev. David (Greyfriars Church), North Lodge Macaldowie, John, clerk (Stronach and Grainger), Prince Regent- street Peter, brushmaker, 53, h. 54 St. Nicholas-street —„— Robert, clerk, 41 Dee-street Macallan, David, late upholsterer, Strawberrybank Mrs., 84 Union-street Maearthie, James, boatman (Customs), 47 York-street MacGillivray, William, LL.D., professor of Natural History, Mar- ischal College, h. 67 Crown-street Machray, Alex., superintendent (House of Refuge), 45 Guestrow —— Croall, and Co., coach builders, 7 Frederick-street Isaac, and Co., wine and spirit merchants, 7 Adelphi-lane — ,— Croall, and Co., office, 65 Union-street Isaac, mail-contractor, 65 Union-street John, mail-contractor, 65 Union-street, h. 5 St. Mary's- place, Crown-street John A., 20 Upper-denburn
. Mrs., 4 St. Mary's-place, Crown-street Miss, 117 George-street Mackay, Duncan, machine-maker, 17 Hutcheon-street George, clerk (A. R. C), 45 Park-street James T., and Co., working silversmiths, jewellers, and opticians, 75 Broad-street, h. 19 Ferryhill-place William, millwright and machine-maker, 112 John-street, h. 146^- George-street —~™ Misses, boarding-school, 28 Union -terrace Mackie, Alexander, Mackie-place Alexander, china, glass, and stoneware merchant, 3 Black- friars -street
Alex , shipmaster (Florence), 34 York-street David, vintner, 10 Langstane-place
—, — George, boot and shoemaker, 99 George-street, h. 33 Har- riet-street George, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 John -street —™ John, blockmaker (W. Hood and Co.), 15 St. Clement-street —™. Robert, merchant, Mount-street ~~— William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, corner of Charlotte- street, St. Andrew-street
. Mary, sick-nurse, 59 Chapel-street Mrs., lodgings, 13 Marischal-street
,— ,— Mrs., muslin printer, 24 George-street 129 NEW ABERDEEN. [MAC MAR
Maclean, Samuel, bookseller and stationer, 8 Union-street, h. 8 John-street Maconochie, Robert, Stamps and Taxes, 26 Skene-square William, book-keeper (Union Cotton Mill Co.), 43 Vic- toria-street-west Macrobin, Dr., professor of medicine, Marischal College, h. Migvie- house, Silver- street Macguire, James, tailor and cloth-merchant, 49 Queen-street Mail and General Coach Offices, 65 Union-street Main, David, shipmaster (Mary), 44 York-street „~* David, shipmaster, South College-street Mair, Mrs. William, lodgings, 31 Victoria-street-west Miss, Mount-street Maitland, Alexander, spirit dealer, 8 Gerrard-street broker, Marischal-street, , Alexander, ship and insurance 59 h. Garvock-street and Balgreen ^ George, agent for Blackie and Son, publishers, Glasgow; John O'Groat Journal, Elgin Courant, and Scottish Guardian, Newspapers, 40 Broad-street, h. 255 George- street George (W. Talbot and Co.), Garvock-wynd John, late merchant, 23 Union-place Richard, spirit dealer, 46 Green, k. 9 Bon-accord-lane Robert (of J. Maitland and Co.), Garvock-wynd Miss, 1 St. Clement-street Malcolm, James, commission-agent, 23 Marischal-street, h. Belle- vue Cottage, Hardgate William, chain -maker, 89 West North-street
, Mrs., late of Leochel, 9 Victoria-street-west Mann, George, merchant-tailor, 30 Adelphi-court, h. 12 Marywell- street h. , James, spirit dealer, 18 Netherkirkgate, Charles-street John, shipmaster (Lord Seaton), 6 Hanover-street Manson, John (North of Scotland Bank), Mantach, Mrs. Robert, 54 Bon-accord-street Manuelle, A. and F., stone-merchants, Blaikie's-quay Manuel, J. and J., manufacturers of effervescing champagne, lemonade, and soda water, 6 Upperkirkgate, h. 91 King- street Maritime Passengers Assurance Company, John Sheed, agent, 44 Marischal-street
Mariners' General Life Assurance Co. ; George Allan, advocate, agent, 1 Marischal-street Marquis, George, accountant, 147 Union-street, h. 16 Albyn-place Marr, George (of Marr and Mill), 41 Wales-street George, hairdresser, 43 Quay
s and Milne, fleshers (successors to James Williamson), 10, 11 , and 12 Market John, plumber, 13| Dee-street MAR MAS] NEW ABERDEEN. 130
Marr, JoIid, music-seller and piano-forte-maker to the Queen, 218 Union-street, h. above saloon „™— John, 1 Gordon -street Marsh, James, shipmaster (Caroline), Rosemount-place Marshall, Aljan A., brassfounder, coppersmith, gasfitter, and su- perintendent of fire engines, 51 West North-street, and 34 Littlejohn-street, h. King-street-place —~~ Alexander, plumber, 5 Charlotte-street David, painter and glazier, 13 Diamond-street
, James, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 20 Union-place, h. 44 Chapel-street -~,™ John C, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 160 George- street, h. 80 Hutcheon- street —~~ John, clerk, 3 Trinity-quay, k. 34 Skene-square * Robert, painter, 13 Diamond-street W. and J., haberdashers and silk mercers, 81 Union-street, h. 32 Union-place
—. — Mrs., Caroline-place Martin, Alexander, 1 Constitution-street Alexander, agent, 4 Carmelite-street, A. 69 and 71 Crown- street
~~ Alexander, butcher, 62 Regent-quay, h. Sugarhouse-lane ~—— George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 3, h. 14 North Broad- ford
—. — Gilbert, hairdresser, 51 Upperkirkgate, h. 39 Longacre James, plasterer, 68 Broad-street —— John and James, fleshers, 51 and 52 Market, h. 26 St. Nicholas-street —— John, shipmaster, 1 Constitution-street John, jun., flesher (of J. and J.), h. 26 St. Nicholas-street ™ Samuel, 1 Catherine-street — ~~. Samuel, hat manufacturer, 34 Union-street, A. 2 Affleck-st. ~™ William, flesher, 50 Market, A. 26 St. Nicholas-street Mrs., 15 Whitehouse-street
. Miss, ——. milliner and dressmaker, 14 North Broadford Massie, James, stoneware merchant, 32 George- street Joseph I., teacher (Free East Church Congregational School, St. Andrew-street), A. 17 North Broadford Marianus, advocate, 153 Union-street, A. Wellington-place Peter, boot and shoemaker, 35 Upperkirkgate —,-„ Robert, gardener, Millbank ~ Mrs., lodgings, 103 George-street ~ Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 162 Union-street Masson, Alexander, mate (Earl of Aberdeen Steamer), Sugarhouse- lane Alex., grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 62 St. Nicholas- street, h. 49 Upperkirkgate Andrew, accountant, and Fire and Life Assurance agent, 4 Q,ueen-street, up stairs, 131 NEW ABERDEEN. [MAS MAV
Masson, Thomas, flesher, 38 Market, h. 60 St. Nicholas-street William (A. Carr and Co.), 9 Bosemount- terrace William, tea warehouse, 112 George-street, h. Millbank Cot-
Mrs. George, dealer in old clothes, 25 East North-street Miss A., straw-bonnet-maker, milliner and dressmaker, 4 Queen-street Mather, John, commission-agent, Concert-court, Broad-street, A. 103 Crown-street „™ William, spirit dealer, and ginger-beer manufacturer, 187 West North-street Matthew, Alexander C, surgeon, 3 Canal- terrace
, Alexander, manager, Aberdeen Sea Insurance Company, 57, h. 24 Marischal-street Alexander, mortice machine-maker, 94 John-street ^ George, shipmaster (Venus), 1 Church-street ~™,„~ James, mason, 3 Union- wynd „, John, late baker, 20 Prince Begent-street „v~~~. John, merchant, 1 Carmelite-street, h. 81 Skene-square „,,,~™ Mrs. John, dressmaker, 81 Skene-square Mrs. Bobert, 23 Thistle-street Miss, dressmaker, 3 Union-wynd Miss, dressmaker, 115 Causewayend Matthews, James (of M'Kenzie and Matthews), Carden-place William, jun., merchant, h. 261 George-street William, grocer, 26 North Broadford
. Mrs., midwife and sick-nurse, Nelson-street Matheson, John, cabinetmaker, 7 Carmelite-lane, h. 57 Guestrow
, Miss, dressmaker, 1J Schoolhill Mathieson, Isaac, silk-mercer and haberdasher, bonnet, plaid, shawl, and millinery rooms, 33 Union-street, h. 3 St. Nicholas-lane ™~ John, spirit dealer, 57 Guestrow
„^ . Bobert, shipmaster (Ann Smith), Hanover-lane .™^ Thomas, officer of Inland Bevenue, King-street-place Mrs., 57 Huntly-street Mrs., dressmaker and milliner, 20 St. Nicholas-street ™« Mrs. Peter, 22 Lower-denburn Miss, modeller of leather and wax flowers, 20 St. Nicholas- street Miss, teacher (Porthill School) 22 Lower-denburn
Mathieson's cloak and millinery rooms, 78 Union-street ; Miss Boy, superintendent Matthewson, James, gardener, Cunnigarhill nursery, Links ~- Mrs. Alexander, nursery, Cunnigarhill, Links Maurice, Alexander, shipmaster, 7 Canal-terrace Maver, David, teacher (Bon^accord Juvenile School) 6 Marywell- street „ww. George, farmer, Buthrieston MAV MER] NEW ABERDEEN. 132
Maver, James, jobbing gardener, Holburn-street —— John, slater, 177 Gallowgate Maxwell, George, spirit dealer, 49 West North-street Mearns, Daniel, shipmaster (Earl of Aberdeen steamer), 2 Yeats- lane
—, — James, 6 Baltic- street James, packer of china, glass, and stoneware, 5 Guestrow ,. Robert, builder, 53 Bon-accord-street William, plasterer, 24 Blackfriars-street
. Mrs., lodgings, 53 Bon-accord-street Miss, Chapel-court, 61 Gallowgate Mechanics' Newsroom, 17 Market-street Medd> Miss, teacher of singing and piano-forte, 36 Union-terrace Medical Hall, Wellington-place, near the Free Church College Meffet, John, gardener, Pitmuxton
. Mrs. George, haberdasher, 204 Gallowgate Mein, James, surgeon-dentist, 209 Union-street Mellis, Alexander, Dean of Guild's officer, and inspector of mea- sures; office, Town-house and Lodge- walk, h. 12 Consti- tution-street John, night serjeant of police, 61 Loch-street Melville, Eliezer (of T. Melville and Sons), Ferguson's-court, 108 J Gallowgate Thomas, sen., Melville's-court, 106 Gallowgate* Thomasj jun., ironmonger, h. 5 Carden-place ^v~— Thomas, and Sons, iron merchants, wholesale ironmongers, plane, lock, and hinge manufacturers, 106 and 108 Gal- lowgate Melville, William, ironmonger, 106 Gallowgate, h. 4 Springbank- terrace Melvin, David, haircutter, 3 Huxter-row George, boot and shoemaker, 16 and 18 George-street, h. 22 Kidd-lane James, LL.D., rector of Grammar School, h. 41 Belmont- street
— ,— John (of Laing and Melvin), Crombie's Cottage, Kidd-lane Mrs. James, lodgings, 59 Dee-street Mrs., game dealer, 15 Mealmarket-street Mennie, Alexander, merchant, 46 Upperkirkgate, h. 85 Hutcheon- street William, clerk (Gilcomston Brewery), Gilcomston William, general merchant, agricultural implement maker, and general blacksmith, horse-shoer and farrier, Holburn- street Mrs., 11 Canal-street Menzies, John, leather merchant, 8 Woolmanhill, h. 23 Ann-street Thomas, printer (Gazette Office), 11 Bon-accord-lane
, Christian, sick-nurse, 48 Woolmanhill Mercer, Hay, watch and clockmaker, 27 West North-street 133 NEW ABERDEEN. [MER—MIL
Merchant, Alexander, house carpenter and cabinetmaker, corner of Jopp's-lane, John-street, h. 32 St. Andrew-street Isaac, shipmaster (Jane Boyd), 6 Baltic-street „»^~» Seamen's Office, 28 Regent-quay Mrs., 13 Chronicle-lane Merson, John, writer (Adam and Anderson), 7 Denburn-terrace Mess, George, wright, 15 Langstane-place, h. 8 Gordon-street
Jonathan, corn merchant ; Flour-mill granary, 22 Com- merce-street, h. 17 Prince Regent-street Meston, Alexander, sen., Viewmount Cottage, Holburn-place Alexander, advocate, 56 Castle-street, h. Viewmount Cot- tage, Holburn-place Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, Strawberrybank James, grocer, 6 East North-street James, writer, 233 Union-street, h. 33 Victoria-street-west ™,— Joseph, wholesale dealer in spirits, porter, ale, and ginger beer, 72 Shuttle-lane, h. 1 East North-street Robert, grocer, 135 Skene -street
i Seaton, grocer and spirit dealer, 32 Wellington-street Michie, George, cooper, 7 Barnett's-close James, stabler, 13 Harriet-street John, tinsmith, 68 Windmillbrae, h. 30 Skene-square
Michigan Investment Co. ; Murray and M'Combie, cashiers and agents, 103 Union-street Middleton, Alexander, seaman, 14 East North-street James, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit deader, 46, h. 44 Sum- mer-street
; „w~ James, mealseller, 32 North-street ^^. James, 40 Victoria-place John, cabinetmaker, 99 George-street, k. 28 St. Andrew- street Joseph, provision merchant, 118 Gallowgate Peter, tailor, 4 St. Nicholas-lane Robert, builder, 24 Union -row, h. 3 Springbank-place i „~~. Samuel, teller (Aberdeen Bank), Ash Cottage, 13 Skene-row Mrs., wool and worsted merchant, 19 North Broadford Mrs., 14 East North-street Miss, Braehead, Gilcomston Miss, dressmaker, 19 Huntly-street Miss, dressmaker, 19 North Broadford Military Hospital, Castlehill Mill of Buchanstone Warehouse, 79 Broad-street of Cults Warehouse, 55 Queen-street
of Tarty Warehouse, 4 Mealmarket-street ; Robert Brown, manager Millar, Mrs., lodgings, 19 Union-buildings Miller, David, architect and house factor, 129 Union-street George, jun., rope and twine manufacturer, 40, h.42 Park- street MIL MIL] NEW ABERDEEN. 134
Miller, James, flesher, 2 Basement-floor, New-market James A., advocate, 123£ Union-street, h. 17 Albyn-place John, and Co., manufacturing chemists and commission agents, Sandilands chemical works, Links Rev. J. D., 10 Bon-accord-terrace Thomas, Star Hotel, 190 George-street William M., and Co., hatters, 69 Union-street Mrs., 17 Albyn place Miss, dressmaker, 34 Union-terrace
. Miss, Elizabeth, broker, 55 Woolmanhill Milne, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 27 Marischal-street A. and R., booksellers, 9 Union-buildings ~~™ Alexander, draper, 120 George-street, h. 61 Loch-street Alex of , Pittrichie, 14 Young-street, h. Pittrichie House, Udny Alexander, gardener, Polmuir ~™™, Alexander D., clerk (Rubislaw Works), 37 Victoria-street- west Alexander, accountant, Mounthooly ™ Cruden^and Co., manufacturers of threads, shoe threads, and linens, Spring-garden, Windmillbrae, and Gordon's Mills -Charles, spirit dealer, 24 Green, h. Fisher-row ~~— Charles, clerk (Aberdeen Railway Co.), 49 Chapel-street ™ Charles W., timber merchant, 17 Schoolhill —„-„ Rev. David (Gilcomston Church), 2 Mackie-place ™ David, wright, 4 Martin's-lane ~ George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 76, h. 73 St. Andrew^ street ™„™. George, spirit dealer, 6 Trinity-street ~~~™ George, and Co., timber merchants, Victoria Dock Saw- mills ~~— George, furniture dealer, 4 Woolmanhill —,~™ George, clerk (Milne, Cruden, and Co.), 49 Chapel-street George, shipmaster (Lady of the Lake), 3 Church-street —™ James, shore-porter and sedan chairman, Summerfield James, vintner, Wellington-road James, millwright, 12 Jopp's-lane —~~ James, Mill of Buchanstone Meal and Barley Warehouse, 79 Broad- street James (Angus Fraser and Co.), 72, h. 74 Union-street ™~~~. James, horse-shoer, Flourmillbrae, h. 24 George-street James, spirit dealer, 9 West North-street, h. 22 Shoe-lane „ James (of George Milne and Co.), 152 Crown-street ~~~~. James, spirit dealer, 29 Loch-street —„~ James, coach builder, 72 Loch-street John, agent for Mill of Inverury, Waterloo-street, h. 61 Regent-quay John B. (of W. Milne and Son), 3 East Craibstone-street 135 NEW ABERDEEN. [MIL MIL
Milne, John, wholesale confectioner and general merchant, 21 Gal- lowgate, h. 117 Crown-street
. John, gardener, Westfield Cottage
. John, stabler, 23 Harriet-street
, John, messenger (Aberdeen Town and County Bank), 10 Green John, clerk, of Police, 50 St. Nicholas-street, h. 1 Windsor- place, Victoria-street-west „~„— John, blacksmith, 30 Virginia- street John D., sen. and jun., advocates, 54 Union-street John D. sen. (of J. D. M., sen. and jun.), 40 Skene-terrace John D., jun. (of J. D. M., sen. and jun.), 4 Carden-place
, John, carter, Fish-street ™„ John, overseer (Broadford Works), 82 Caroline-place Low, and Co., manufacturers and woollen drapers, 127 Union-street Robert, teacher, 19 Marischal-street Robert, shipmaster, 8 Hanover- street Robert, civil engineer, secretary to the Great North of Scot- land Railway, and land surveyor, 83 Union-street Robert, brewer, 22 Mealmarket-street ™- Robert, tailor, 9 Market Gallery ™ Roger, 11 Schoolhill Thomas, nurseryman and florist, Sunnyside Thomas, master shipwright (Hall and Sons, Footdee), St. Clement-street 1 ~~ Thomas, grocer, Holburn-street Thomas, writer, 36 Union-street
, William (of Marr and Milne), 16 Constitution-street „„ ™ William, contractor, Bridge of Dee .~~ — William, late boot and shoemaker, 11 Schoolhill „„, William, and Son, grocers, tea, wine, and spirit merchants, 185 Union-street ,v»~„~ William, commission agent, 61 St. Nicholas-street, h. 34 Chapel-street
, . William, hatter and shoe merchant, 10 Union-street ~, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 58 Queen-street William, tea dealer, grocer, and spirit merchant, 12 Com- merce-street, #.13 Sugarhouse-lane —™. Mrs. Captain, 51 Chapel-street
„ . Mrs. David, 24 St. Andrew-street „„, Mrs. G., 55 Shiprow Mrs. James, Provost Milne's-court, 65 Gallowgale
—, — Mrs. Robert, straw-hat and staymaker, 35 Union-street, /;. Exchange-court
~~—. Mrs., provision merchant, 61 Loch-street Mrs., spirit dealer, 3 Longacre
. Mrs., lodgings, 26 Broad-street ~~ Mrs., 2 Mitchell-place MIL MIT] NEW ABERDEEN. 136
Milne, Mrs., 7 Black's buildings
. Mrs., 210 King-street Mrs. Captain James^ lodgings, 30 Dee-street Miss Catherine, fancy-knitter, dealer in worsted and teas. 11 Schoolhill Miss Mary, stabler and innkeeper, 23 Harriet-street —. — Miss, superintendent (Female School of Industry), 63 Guestrow —— Miss, dressmaker, 48 Loch- street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 14 Thistle-street Milner, Magnus, shore-porter, 18 Shiprow Minty, James, assistant inspector of police, 7 Porthill-terrace Robert, porter and provision merchant, 15 Mealmarket-st. Mrs., 7 Porthill-terrace Mitchell, Alexander (Mitchell and Cay), 2 Gilcomston-brae
.—~~. Alexander, bird-stuffer, Flourmill-lane Alexander, assistant pilot-master, New Pier
.—— Alexander, clerk, 20 Quay „~ and Cay, house carpenters, Spa-street Charles, late merchant, 41 Guestrow
— .—. Daniel, machine-maker, 37 Park-street
. David, advocate, agent for Manchester Fire and Pelican Life Assurance Companies, 12 Adelphi-court, h. Diamond Cottage, Holburn-place David, blacksmith, 1, h. 3 Castle-lane George M., spirit dealer, 2 Schoolhill, h. 3 George-street George, and Co., painters, glaziers, and paper hangers, 42 Woolmanhill, h. 39 Union-terrace —.™ James (Leith and Clyde Shipping Co.), 20 Regent-quay James, assistant inspector of poor, Old Machar, 38 Skene-st. James (of J. and M.), United Cottage, Holburn-street James, broker, 21 Lodge- walk
. James, tailor, 9 Guestrow
. John, builder (of Mitchell and Ross), 4 Little Chapel-street John, artist, 119 Crown-street John, linen manufacturer, and principal beadle (Free St. Clement's), 51 Castle-street, h. 1 Marischal-street
—. — Rev. John (Holburn Church), 51 Chapel-street Robert, manager (Leith and Clyde Shipping Co.), h. 20 Regent-quay -„. — Robert, boot and shoemaker, 65 Commerce- street Robert, lock and hinge-maker, Beattie's-court, 102 Gallow- gate, h. 155 Gallowgate — Thomas, engineer (Blaikie Brothers), Footdee
,—— Rev.William L. (Free Holburn Church), 139 Skene-street William, mason, 22 Rose-street
, William, shipmaster, 46 Regent- quay
. William, wright (A. Rennie), 50 Commerce-street, h. 4 Castle-lane .
13Y NEW ABERDEEN* [MIT MOL
Mitchell, William, bookseller, ornamental stationer, and printseller, 55 Union-street, h. 20 Spittal William, clerk (Post Office), 23 Hutcheon-street William, teacher (Boys' Hospital), 19 Upperkirkgate m Mrs. Barbara, sick-nurse, 10 Black's-buiklings Mrs., midwife, 91 Chapel-street Mrs., lodgings, 21 Summer-street ^, Mrs., pattern printing establishment, 8 St. Nicholas-street „. Mrs. Major, of Ashgrove, 35 Belmont-street Mrs. John, agent for Morison's medicines, 74 Broad-street i Miss, 1 Chapel-street Miss, dressmaker, 65 Chapel-street Moffat, John, gardener, Outseat, Pitmuxton Moir, B. (of J. Moir and Sons), 36 Marischal-street „„„ George, flesher, 21 Queen-street, h. Orchard Cottage, Old Aberdeen „^ George, house carpenter, 7 Carmelite-lane, h. 18 Mary well- street „, James, surgeon, 3, A. 5 Skene- row ™ James (James Moir and Co.), 51 Victoria-street" west James, tea and grocery warehouse, 33 Schoolhill | m ^„ James and Co., clothiers and tailors, 5 King-street John, messenger-at-arms, 10 Huxter-row, h. 5 Donald's- court, 20 Schoolhill John, and Son, preserver of all kinds of animal and vegetable food in a fresh state, 56 Virginia-street ,™ and Brown, wine merchants, 23 Adelphi, Union-street ™ William, writer (Jopp and Shand), 31 Gallowgate William, tailor, 85 Chapel-street William, shore-porter, 18 Shiprow ™ Mrs., 1 Skene-place „m Mrs. Dr., 29 Thistle-street
i Mrs., register office for servants, 5 Donald's-court, 20 School- hill Mrs. William (late of Park), 254 Union-street Miss, dressmaker, 18 Marywell-street
.— Miss, 55 Gallowgate
, Miss, Isabella, bonnet-maker, 23 George-street Mollison, David, porter and spirit dealer, 36 Guestrow, /(. 3 Blair- ton-Iane
., David, jun., grocer and spirit dealer, 16 James-street, Ji. 3 Blairton-lane ™—~ George, traveller (J. Ford), 9 John-street James, Union Hotel, 25 Union-street „~„~ James, grocer, 4 St. Clement-street ~ John, baker, Wellington-place „„. John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 26 Virginia-street ™ John, 19 Union-buildings
, William, clerk (N. of Scot. E. L. Co.), 196 George-street M 2 MOL MOR] NEW ABERDEEN. 138
Mollison, William, teacher, Mechanics' Institution, h. 10 Bon- accord- lane Moncur, James, driver, Banff mail-gig, 169 George-street Monro, Mrs., late of Huntly, 61 Dee-street Montgomery, Alexander, 10 Sugarhouse-lane ~ Francis, pawnbroker, 27 Gallowgate, h. 9h Sugarhouse-lane — ~~ James, spirit dealer, 137 King street Moor, William, carter, 47 Jack's -brae More, Mrs. of Raeden, h. 36 Schoolhill —~~. Miss, 86 Crown-street Miss, 2 Bon -accord-square Morgan, James, foreman shipwright (A. Hall and Sons), 67 Waterloo- street James, manager, Spring-garden, k. 14 North Broadford ™ James, hairdresser, 7 Skene-street
,. John, shipowner, 8 Yeats'-lane — ,„„ Patrick, Rosie Cottage, Maybank William, hairdresser, 35 Woolmanhill
.—, — William, grocer and spirit dealer, 62 College-street Morice, James, 33 Charlotte-street ~—™ D. R, advocate, 34 Marischal-street, h. Tullos, Nigg Mrs. Alexander, 4 West Craibstone-street — ~~ Mrs. Robert, 10, Bon-accord-square ™ Mrs. Isabella, 165 Union-street Morison, Alexander, pilot-master, New Pier —™^ Alexander, silk mercer and linen draper, 119 Union-street, /(. 11 Union-buildings Alex, shipmaster (Dunrobin Castle), 42 Victoria-place ~ Alexander, late shipmaster, 13 Prince Regent-street David, late woollen draper, 57 Victoria-street-west George, M. D., 15 Constitution-street George, goods manager's clerk (A. R. C), 5 Constitution- street George, bootmaker, 37 Upperkirkgate, George, brushmaker, 37^- George-street James, superintendent (Market), 19 Fisher-row James, gardener, Drywell-park —~™ James, clerk, 13 Prince Regent-street John, 1 St. Mary's-place John, accountant (City of Glasgow Bank), 15 Constitution street - Joseph, tailor, 5 Guestrow
—. — Peter, manager (Aberdeen Lime Co., Inches), 157 Crown^ street William and Walter, fleshers, 12 Black's-buildings ~„ William, Rosemount-terrace Mrs. John, 15 Constitution-street
Mrs. William, 1 1 Union-buildings ,~* — Mrs., 54 Chapel-street —
139 NEW ABERDEEN. [MOR—MUR
Morison, Mrs., lodgings, 28 Union-row Morren, William, chemist (P. Williamson), Dee-village Morrice, Alexander, ironfounder, (W. M'Kinnan and Co.), 10 Albyn-place Miss, dressmaker, 8 Crooked-lane —~*~ Miss, dressmaker, 32 Union-terrace Morrison, A. D., coal-agent, 25 Victoria street-west Mortimer, Peter, wood merchant, Blaikie's-quay, h. 55 Dee-street Robert, iron merchant, 12 St. Paul -street, and Ironmonger's-
court, 14 Upperkirkgate, /*, 30 Skene-terrace
, William, hosier and girth manufacturer, 11 St. Nicholas- street Mowat, Alexander, woollen manufacturer, 3^ Blackfriars-street Alexander, jun., proprietor of the hot and cold sea-water baths at the sea beach, and 10 Regent-quay, h. 8| Black- friars-street James, tailor, and renovator of gentlemenY wearing apparel, 8 Flourmillbrae
~~ . James, gardener, 57 Huntly-street
John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 10 Justice-st. ; work- shop, Sinclair's-close ~ Magnus, shipmaster (Smithfield), 29 Frederick-street William, writer, 46 Dee-street William, outfitting warehouse, 82 Shiprow
Muil, Francis, baker, 153, 7i. 155 George-street ~~.— William, painter and glazier, 8 Carnegie's-brae Mrs., baker, 41 Schoolhill Mullet, Mrs., commercial lodgings, 22 Broad-street Munro, David (of J. and D. Munro), h. 32 Union-terrace Donald, house carpenter, 171 Gallowgate James, shipmaster (John Knox), 39 Constitution-street ~~— James and David, boot and shoemakers, 48 Upperkirkgate „ John, late inspector of taxes, 20 Union-terrace Major George, staff-officer, 15 Dee-street
. Kenneth, baker, 66, li. 68 George-street
, Robert, artist, 95 King-street Roderick, shoemaker, 6h Canal-terrace William, clockmaker, and curator Mechanics' Institution, 17 Market-street Murdoch, Alexander, bookseller, 36 St. Nicholas-street, h. 3 Ross's- court, Upperkirkgate William, cabinetmaker, 15 Denburn-terrace Murray, Alexander, cattle dealer and cattle agent, 100 West Hut- cheon -street Andrew, advocate (Murray and M'Combie), 44 Skene-ter- race Andrew Geddes, commercial traveller (Aberdeen Lime Co.), 4 Millburn-street Daniel, fiesher, 5 Basement-floor, New-market MUR—NES] NEW ABERDEEN. 14-0
Murray and Garden, advocates, 50 Schoolhill and M'Combie, advocates, 103 Union-street
and Morison, managers (Aberdeen Lime Co.), Provost : « Blaikie's-quay, Inches George, clerk (Cadenhead, Barron, and Co.), 24 Dee-street ~ George, tin-plate worker, 33, h. 31 Chapel-street J. George, builder, 63 Park-street
— - — Isaac, railor, 22 Shiprow J., and Son, grocers and spirit dealers, 149J Gallougate ~~— James, advocate, 48, h. 50 Schoolhill James, clerk (Farquhar and Gill), 278 George-street ~™— Rev. John (Free North Church), 69 Dee-street
—. — John, and Son, tobacconists, tea and spirit dealers, 15 Up- perkirkgate, #.11 North Broadford „™— John, general agent, 73 Netherkirkgate John, cabinetmaker, 70 Green John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 56 Upper-denburn Peter, broker, 40 East North-street Peter, provision merchant, 282 George-street ~. and Grant, confectioners, 11 Castle-street Robert, grocer, 88 Chapel-street
—~™ William, manager (Aberdeen Lime Co.) ; office, 2 Lime- sheds, Inches, h. Springbank- terrace „™— William, builder, 58 John-street, h. 72 Catherine-street William, brushmaker, 31 Chapel-street William, jun., flesher, 39 New-market, h. Loanhead, Gil- comston William (J. Duguid and Co.), 8 Little Chapel-slreet .™ William, tailor, 67 St. Andrew-street William, shipmaster, 10 St. Clement-street ™ Mrs., vintner, 79 Windmillbrae Mrs., lodgings, 7 Little Belmont-street Mustard, Robert, tailor and clothier, 145, h. 251 George-street Mutch, George, spirit dealer, 21 Windy-wynd —~™ James, grocer and spirit dealer, 20 East North-street
Mutual Accumulation Society ; A. Duthie, advocate, ! 1 Market- street, agent Myles, James, bookseller, Railway Station
Nairne, Mrs., 161 Union-street National Bank of Scotland's Branch, 42 Castle-street
Fire and Life Assurance Company ; Allardyce and Jopp, agents, 13 Market-street Naughtbn, Captain William, 59 Victoria-street-west Neil, Mrs., vintner, 44 Quay Mrs. Joseph, 37 Victoria-street-west Neish, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 11 Dee-street Nelson, Daniel, Holburn-street Ness, Robert, coach builder and harness maker, 7, h. 13 Union-row 141 NEW ABERDEEN. [NET NIS
Netherlands Vice Consul, Arthur Thomson ; office, Bank of Scot- land-court, Castle-street Newbridge Brewery, Hardgate Newlands, Alexander, teacher, Davidson's School, Footdee Newson, Jonathan, Mill-street Nicol, Alexander (A. and W. Nicol), merchant and shipowner, h. Seaton Farm, Old Aberdeen A. and W., merchants and shipowners, 60 Marischal-street Alexander, lime meter, 23 James-street Alexander, cooper, Barnett's-close Alexander, coachman (Lord Forbes coach), 5 Correction- wynd Francis H., 18 Golden-square
, Francis, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 58 Skene-street „ George, overseer, (W. Routledge and Son, 219 Gallowgate), Roy's Cottage, West North-street George, (A. Cowie and Co.), 39 Marischal-street George, shoemaker, 18 Virginia-street G. J., M.D., 17 Belmont-street
.„ James, advocate, 15 Belmont-street James, sanatory inspector for Old Machar parish, h. Old Aberdeen James, bulker, Harbour Office, h. 2 Shorebrae James (late of Edinburgh), Holburn-place John, teacher of vocal music, 15 Upperkirkgate John, merchant tailor, 126 Union-street, h. 3 St. Mary's- place John, merchant, 20 Shiprow, h. St. Ann's-court, 15 Guest- row Nicol, Joseph, baker and confectioner, 10, h. 42 Castle-street Whinton, ropemaker, Farquhar-place, Gallowgate William, night patrol, 4 Gordon-place, Gordon-street Mrs. Andrew, 4 Dee-street Mrs., vintner, 18 Wellington-street Nicoll, Alexander, turner, Chronicle-court, Queen-street Nicolson, Alexander, blacksmith, 11 Causewayend ^r. George, water taxman, 23 Marywell-street and Simpson, coal brokers, 8 Trinity-quay William, (Nicolson and Simpson), 23 Marywell-street Mrs. B., 26 Bon-accord-terrace Mrs. James, 59 Marischal-street „™ Misses, of Glenbervie, 26 Bon-accord-terrace Niddry, Charles, feuar, 64 Hutcheon-street William, artist, 24 Frederick-street Nisbet and Son, soapmakers, 94 Loch-street, h. 199 King-street „™ James (Nisbet and Robertson), 4 Skene-place and Robertson, ship and insurance brokers, and general agents, 47 Marischal-street Misses, 4 Skene-place NIV OGI] NEW ABERDEEN. 142
Niven, J. and C, meal and barley "warehouse, 59 Green, A. 29 Victoria-street-west Norrie, Joseph, wright, 2^ North Broadford, h. 66 Gerrard-street Norris, Mrs., teacher, 47 Victoria-place North British Australasian Loan Company; office, 31 Gallowgate
North British Fire and Life Assurance ; T. and N. Burnett, advo- cates, 25 Belmont-street, and Andrew Murray, advocate, 103 Union-street, agents North Broadford Bread Company, 5 North Broadford ; Alexander Craig, manager, 2 North Broadford Northern Assurance Company; William Chalmers, manager; office, 3 King-street North of Scotland Banking Co., Castle-street ; James Westland, manager North of Scotland Equitable Loan Company ; entries, M'Combie's- court, 52 Union-street, and 51 Netherkirkgate ; William Brebner, manager North of Scotland Gazette Office, 42 Castle-street ; W. Bennett, printer and publisher North of Scotland Hotel, Market-street
North of Scotland Railway ; Robert Milne, secretary, 83 Union- street Norwich Fire, Life, and Annuity Office; Charles Chalmers, advo-
cate, agent ; office, 147 Union-street Notman, Henry W., writer, 245 Union-street, h 23 Adelphi Robert K., accountant, 23 Adelphi
Ogg, David, basketmaker, 43 Upperkirkgate, and 30 Market-gal.
George, clerk (Gas Light Co.), 14 College-bounds, Old I Aberdeen
Henry (Henry Ogg and Co ), Holburn-street —~~ Henry, and Co., Strathdee Distillery, Cooperston William F., advocate, 11 Adelphi-court, h. 118 Crown-st. —™. William, bookseller and picture-frame-maker, 20 Market- gallery Ogilvie, Alexander (of Brebner and Ogilvie) 39 Bon-accord-street i Alexander, manufacturer, 1£ North Broadford ,„~~~» George, M.D., lecturer on Institutes of Medicine, King's College, h. 39 Union-place „ ~ James, railway guard, 21 Ferryhill-place John, LL.D., teacher (Gordon's Hospital), Strawberry-bank ™~— John, bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder, 47 Upperkirk- gate,- h. Kingsland-place Thomas, satin hat manufacturer, 17 Drum's-lane, h. North Broadford William, flaxdresser, yarn and linen merchant, 23 Nether- kirkgate William (of Brebner and Ogilvie), Mile-end, Stocket m William, rope and twine manufacturer, 2 Park-street 143 NEW ABERDEEN. [OGI PAT
Ogilvie, Mrs. Dr., 156 Union-street Miss, of Auchries, 156 Union-street Misses, Ruthrieston Ogston, Alexander, tallow-chandler, 86, h. 88 Loch-street Francis, M. D., 18 Adelphi-court John, wright, 11 Denburn-terrace „ Miss, 6 Caroline-place, Maybank Old Machar Poor Assessment Collector's Office, 96 Union-street Old Machar Poor Inspector's Office, 38 Skene-street Oldman, Mrs. Andrew, 32 Victoria-street-west Oliphant, Walter, commission agent, 7 Donald's-court Orcherton, James, mealseller, 82 George-street, h. 18 John-st. Orphan and Destitute Female Hospital, 30 Huntly- street Orr, Mrs., spirit dealer, 57 Guestrow and Co., ship, insurance, stock, and sharebrokers Oswald, George, ; office, 30 Marischal-street H. C. (Oswald, George, and Co.), h. 71 Dee-street Mrs., midwife, 29 Skene-street
Palladium Life Assurance Society ; Norval Clyne, advocate, agent, 245 Union-street Palmer, John, hair manufacturer, 100 Loch-street Panton, Charles, bookseller and stationer, 33, h. 38 St. Nicholas-st. John, grocer, 33 Park-street | George, late farmer, Ferryhill-place ™~ Mrs., 5 East Craibstone-street Park, Mrs., spirit dealer, 280 George-street Parker, James, reading-room, 7 and 8 south gallery, New-market Mrs., 52 Skene-terrace Parkhill, John, 16 Victoria-street west Parrot, Robert, shipmaster (Fairy), 27 York-place Thomas, shipmaster, (Don), 59 Virginia-street Paterson, Alexander, spirit dealer, 59 Guestrow „,^, Alexander, mill-overseer, 41 Frederick- street k Alexander, provision-seller, 281, George-street Alexander, M.D., M.R.C.S., London, 17 Albert-street „™ David, general agent, 30 Marischal-street „™ Farquharson, spirit dealer, 2, h. 3 Carnegie's-brae A. and G., Saw-mill, Inches George, blacksmith, 13 Pork-lane, h. 14 Marywell-street George, painter, glazier, and paper-hanger, 9 Crown-street
. George, (W. Paterson & Co.), h. 39 Union-terrace John, shipmaster, 42 Huntly-street JohD, advocate, 32 Queen-street, h. Mountpleasant John, 25 Justice-street John, 123 George-street John, surgeon, 61 St. Nicholas-street John, boot and shoemaker, 14 Catherine-street J. and G., boot and shoemakers, 130 Union-street PAT PHI] NEW ABERDEEN. 144,
Paterson, Samuel, book-keeper (Great North of Scotland Railway Co.) 75 Union-street
, William, wholesale druggist, 134 and 136 Gallowgate, h. 73 John-street William, and Co., leather merchants and tanners, 2 Den- burn-terrace William, pattern-maker (Blaikie Brothers), 107 Gallowgate Mrs. A., 10 Bon-accord-terrace Mrs., 3 Mackie-place Mrs., matron (Orphan and Destitute Female Hospital) 30 Huntly-street Mrs. John, vintner, Rubislaw Mrs. Roderick, 37 Littlejohn-street Mrs., lodgings, 39 Chapel-street Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 30 Castle-street Paul, Alexander, writer (J. and S.), 31 Gallowgate
, Alexander, funeral waiter, 7 Forbes-street Alexander, provision-shop, 13 Young-street James, advocate, 12 King-street, h. 27 Victoria-street-west John, plasterer, 8 Langstane-place John, jun., plasterer, 18 Bon -accord-lane, h. 8 Langstane- place John, post-horse master, 77 Skene-street Robert, artist, 1 8 Bon-accord -lane, h. 8 Langstane-place Paulin, Robert, painter, 124 Loch-street
Mrs , tuscan and straw-bonnet maker, 159 George-street Payne, Robert, spar-maker (W. Hood and Co.), 8 Catto-square Pearson, Alexander, merchant, 17 Regent-quay, h. 53 Dee-street Mark, broker, 31 Justice-street Peebles, William, 12 Albion-street Peddelty, Joseph, and Co., wholesale hosiers and manufacturers,' 68 Loch-street, h. Villafield Pegler, George, fruiterer to the Queen, 101 Union-street, h Arthur-seat Penman, Mrs., 1 Craigie-street Penny, William, shipmaster, Polmuir Permit Office, 112 King street
Perpetual Investment Land and Building Society, London ; J. A, Wilson, 20 Upperkirkgate, agent Peterkin, John, wright, 18 Whitehouse-street Petrie, George, engraver and copperplate-printer, 6 Huxter-row John, writer, 25 Belmont-street, h. 13 Constitution-street John, spirit dealer, 77 Queen-street James, farmer, Newlands Robert, boot and shoemaker, 120 Skene-street Miss, dressmaker, 30 St. Andrew-street Petty, David, shipmaster, 22 Virginia-street Pettigrew, Mrs., vintner, 3 Stronach's-close Philip, Colin Allan, advocate, 15 King-street, h. 82 Queen-street 145 NEW ABERDEEN. [PHI PIT
Philip, Forbes, builder, setter of stoves and grates, 29 Netherkirk- gate
j James, M.D., 1, h. 2 Mounthooly and Cooper, wholesale clothiers, 32 Union-street and Kennedy, general drapers, 17 and 19 Union-buildings, h. Victoria-place William, jun. (Philip and Cooper), Strawberrybank Mrs. James, 82 Queen-street
. Mrs. James, of Morningfield —„~. Mrs. William, poultry-shop, 21 George-street Phimister, John, spirit dealer, 70 East North-street Phoenix Fire Office; C. Lumsden, Union- terrace, and W. F. Ogg, Adelphi, agents Phrenological Society, 55 Netherkirkgate Piggie, Andrew H., furnishing tailor, 68 Broad-street
. Thomas (Broadford Works), Maybank Pike, Arthur, draper, 146 George-street Pirie, Alexander (Alexander Pirie and Sons), Waterton Alexander, jun. (Alexander Pirie and Sons), Waterton Alexander, and Sons, paper manufacturers and wholesale stationers, 20 Adelphi J. and A., general blacksmiths, 9 Barnard's-close Alexander, millwright, 66 West North-street Alexander, terminus coffee-rooms, 19 Market-street David, merchant and commission agent, Crown-court George, shore-porter, and sedan-chair carrier, 8 Mealmarket- street
Geo., jun., horse-hirer and minibus proprietor, 1 1 John-st. Gordon (Alexander Pirie and Sons), Waterton James (Milne, Cruden, and Co.), Ruby Cottage John, gardener (successor to J. Cadenhead), Strawberry- bank Johnston, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 43 Woolmanhill, k. 4 Charlotte-street
Patrick, jun., manufacturer (Milne, Cruden, and Co.), /*. 154 Union-street William, 67 Bon-accord-street —~™ Rev. W. R., D.D., professor of Divinity, Marischal College, 13 Bon-accord-square Mrs., sick-nurse, 61 Broad-street Mrs., lodgings, 17 Upperkirkgate Sarah, spirit dealer, 23 Loch-street Pirrie, William, M.D., professor of surgery, Marischal College, and surgeon to the Royal Infirmary, 238 Union-street Pithie, Archibald, spirit dealer, 28 Hutcheon-street Pittendrich, Alexander, wright and funeral waiter, 5 St. Clement- lane, east end of St. Clement-street James (W. Shirres and Co.), 3 Mackie-plaee Miss, lodgings, 116 George-street N PIT PRO] NEW ABERDEEN. 146
Pittendrigh, William, builder, 112 John-street, h. 4 Charlotte-st. Playfair, Alex., cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 33, h. 20 Castle-st.
, Charles, gunmaker to Prince Albert, 70, h. 84 Union-street David, cabinetmaker, Ross's-court, Upperkirkgate Pole, Lawrence, shipmaster, 8 Reid's-houses, Holburn Police Writing Chambers, 50 St. Nicholas- street Polished Granite and Marble Works, foot of Constitution-street Polished Marble and Granite Works, 112 John-street Poor, Inspector of (City parish), office, Nelson-street ,~~— Inspector of (Oldmachar parish), 38 Skene-street Poor's Hospital for Boys, Bourtie's-court, 19 Upperkirkgate
Assessment, St. Nicholas parish ; office, 56 Gallowgate, James Riddel, collector Porter and Leighton, boot and shoemakers, 52 St. Nicholas-street, h. 11 Charles-street
, John, feuar, 35 North Broadford, or Berry's Road John, shore-porter, 42 Castle-street
. Robert, letter-carrier, 86 Chapel-street Post Office, Market-street (Receiving), 197 Union-street ™. (Receiving), 32 Quay (Receiving), 237 George-street Poulter, Absalom, late clothier, 65 Dee-street Thomas, late clothier, 65 Dee-street Pratt, Alexander, 10 Schoolhill
. James, clerk, coach office, Union-street, h. 57 Huntly-street and Keith, silk mercers and shawl merchants, 51 and 53 Union-street Robert, grain and meal merchant, 12, k. 10 Schoolhill Mrs., 123| Union-street Presley, George, guard, North Defiance, 123 George-street George, clerk (Aberdeen Commercial Co.), 266 George-st. Price, John, Baptist Minister, 41 Huntly-street Primrose, Rev. William, 19 North Silver-street Pringle, John, saddler and harness maker, 59 St. Nicholas-street, h. 4 Bannermill-street Procter, Farquharson, baker, 276 George-street, h. 81 Hutcheon- street ™ Margaret, spirit dealer, 28 Justice-street Miss, 139 Skene-street
Procurators-Fiscal for the Burgh ; Alexander and John Caden- head, advocates, 9 Huxter-row Procurator-Fiscal for the County; William Simpson, advocate; office, 56 Bon-accord-street
Procurator-Fiscal of the Peace for Aberdeenshire ; John D. Milne, advocate, 54 Union- street
Professional Life Assurance Company ; agent, William P. Booth,
56 Marischal-street ; medical referee, James Booth, M.D., 27 Queen-street 147 NEW ABERDEEN. [PRO EAT
Promoter Life Assurance and Annuity Company of London ; John Stuart, advocate, 87 Crown-street, agent Provest, Charles, turner and card-nailer, 92 John-street, h. 62 Catherine-street
Provident Life Office and County Fire Office ; William Smith, jun., 106 Union-street, agent
Prussian Vice-Consul ; Arthur Thomson, Bank of Scotland, Castle-street
Public Rooms, Union-street ; William Chisholm, keeper
News Rooms, Mechanics' Buildings, 17 Market-street ; W. Gellan, keeper English, &c, Schools, Little Belmont-street Pye, Mrs. G., 4 Trinity-street
Pyot, John, broker, ] Gallowgate Pyper, James, post-horse master and livery stables, 7 Shoe-lane
Rae, Alexander, 43 Victoria-street-west Alexander, spirit dealer, 88, h. 91 George-street -.~~ Francis, cart and plough-wright, h. and shop, 62 Skene-st. George, mason, Nelson-street Nathaniel, 79 Green .— William, jobbing gardener, 5 Alexander's-court, Gallowgate Mrs. George, 35 Victoria-street-west Raeburn, John, late teller, Aberdeen Bank, h. Ivy Cottage, Loan- head Peter, baker, 35 Broad- street Rafferty, Peter, merchant, 45 Castle-street Raiker, William, shipmaster (Jack Tar), 67 Virginia-street Railway, Aberdeen, office, Market-street Rainie, Alexander, haberdasher, 245 George-street Rainnie, Alexander, builder and timber merchant, 50, h. 72 Com- merce-street t Miss, lodgings, 102 Union-street Rainy, George, M.D., surgeon, lecturer on Midwifery to the Uni- versity and King's College, 17 Golden-square Rait, William, teacher, Bon-accord Infant School, h. 4 Marywell- street Miss, Northfield-house, Gilcomston Ramage, Charles (of Smith and Ramage), 7 Waverley-place John, manager, Causewayend Mill (Crombie and Co.), 8 Catherine-street William, architect, 115 Union-street, h. 7 Waverley-place Mrs. John, 7 Waverley-place Ramsay, John, Heading-hill Mrs., lodgings, 11 Union-buildings Ranson, Edward, New-market Coffee Room, 9 Market-street Rattray, Robert, M.D., superintendent, Royal Infirmary William, manufacturing chemist, 48 York-street, h. 74 Union-street RAT REI] NEW ABERDEEN. 148
Rattray, William, teacher, Charlotte-street Schools, h. 5 Rose- mount- terrace Ray, John, tinsmith, 5, h. 4 Gallowgate <«, Captain, R. N., 130 Crown-street Raynes, Lieut. Charles M., Royal Artillery, Cherry bank, 20 Bon- accord-terrace Redfern, P., M.D., lecturer on Anatomy and Physiology, King's College, h. 2 Crown-place-east Refuge, House of, and Industry, 45 Guestrow Reid, Alexander, treasurer (Harbour Office), Waterloo -street ™ Alexander (late cart and plough wright), 29 Skene-street Alexander, engineer (Gilcomston Comb-work), l£ North Broadford Andrew, grocer, 117 Gallowgate, h. Mr. Robertson's house Porthill-terrace Andrew, merchant, and American Vice-consul, 107, h. 114 King-street Benjamin (B. Reid and Co.), 19 Albyn-place Benjamin, and Co., seedsmen and nurserymen, 94 Union-
street ; nurseries, Albyn-place and Union-vale David (G. Reid and Sons), Crown-court Donald, teacher of sacred music and precentor (Free East Church), Gordon's-court, 24 Gordon-street Duncan, 47 Frederick-street Duncan, M.D., Crown-court, Union-street Duncan, J., shipmaster (Elizabeth), 47 Frederick-street Duncan, assistant clerk to Commissioners, 25 Belmont-st. Rev. Edward, governor of Poor's-house, Nelson-street George, stove and fender maker, smith, and bell-hanger, 29, h. 31 Queen-street George, and Sons, chemists and druggists, 45 Union-street George, broker, 52 Loch-street George (B. Reid and Co.), 11 Bon- accord-street J., and Co., fleshers, 158 George-street
James, nurseryman, 1 1 Leadside, Bellville, Gilcomston James, gardener, Springbank-terrace James, shoemaker, 7 St. Andrew-street James, shipmaster, 21 Prince Regent-street James, furnishing tailor, 13 St. Andrew-street James, and Co., house-carpenters, 55 Charlotte-street James, foreman (J. Abernethy and Co.), Ferryhill James, A., ironmonger, 18 Broad-street James, messenger (Mail Coach-Office), 46 Netherkirkgate James, house-carpenter, 12 and 13 Thornton-place, Guestrow John, gardener, Pitmuxton John, boiler-maker, 2 Crooked-lane John, vintner, 39 Lodge-walk John, shipowner, 13 Spittal John, shipmaster, 4 Links-street —
149 NEW ABERDEEN. [REI—REI
Reid, John, turner, 64 Loch-street, h. 11 Jopp's-lane Rev. John (Catholic Chapel), Chapel-court, Castle-street
John M., teacher ; school, 18 Union-row, h. 25 Bon-accord- street ~~» John, broker, 26 Justice-street John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Springbank-terrace ~~— Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 86 King-street Peter, stabler, 5 Harriet-street Robert, grocer, 19 Park-street, h. 7 Mounthooly Robert, clerk (Town and County Bank), 5 Little Chapel-st. Smith, and Co., Union Glen Distillery, Holburn Thomas, advocate, Rosemount- place ~~— William, ship and insurance-broker, agent for the Scottish Sea Insurance Co., and for the United Kingdom Life Assurance Co., 56 Marischal- street
,w_—. William, vintner, 18 Carmelite-street William, late shipbuilder, 109 York-street William, distiller (Union Glen Distillery), Holburn-street William, slater, 63 Hutcheon-street William (J. Duguid and Co.), 77 Bon-aceord-street William (North of Scotland Bank), Crown-court William, shipmaster, 109 York-street William L., advocate (of Grigor and Reid), 77 Bon-accord- street Helen, spirit dealer, 22 Correction-wynd Mrs. George, sen., 28 Silver-street Mrs., Wellington -place —~~. Mrs., provision dealer, 30 Woolmanhill —~~ Mrs., 47 Frederick-street ~~.— Mrs., lodgings, 9 Diamond-street —~— Mrs., lodgings, 79 Guestrow Mrs. George, Crown-court, Union-street Mrs. James, 4 Frederick-street —— Mrs. James, 134 Crown-street Mrs. Peter, draper, 6 Innes-street Mrs. William, 51 Victoria-place
. . — Mrs. William, 3 Littlejohn- street Mrs., 74 Park-street —„~ Miss, teacher, 3 Littlejohn-street
, Miss, 20 Upper-denburn
—. — Miss, dressmaker, 13 Correction-wynd Redford, William, clock-cleaner, umbrella, bellows, and spectacle repairer, 208 Gallowgate Reith, George, secretary and general manager (Aberdeen Railway), Rotunda-place, Ferryhill „™ — James, manufacturer (Milne Cruden, and Co.), h. Rose- mount-place James, gardener, 74 Woolmanhill John, gardener, Pitmuxton n2 REI RID] NEW ABERDEEN. 150
Reith, William, builder, 112 Causewayend
—. — Mrs., lodgings, 28 Skene-street Rennie, Adam, nurseryman, Causewayend Alexander, painter and paper-hanger, 45 Upperkirkgater h. 275 George-street „~*~~. George, printer, h. and office, 61 Broad-street George, grocer and spirit dealer, 50 Virginia- street, h. 8 St. Nicholas-street George, shipmaster, 4 Alford-place George J., shipmaster (Conqueror), 83 King-street John T., ship, insurance, share, and commission -agent, 41 Marischal-street, h. 159 Crown-street —„™ Miss, dressmaker, 24 Schoolhill Rettie, James (M. Rettie and Sons), 7 Thistle-street „™„~. M. and Sons, silversmiths and jewellers, dealers in London and Geneva watches, clocks and fancy goods, lamp- saloon, 151 Union-street ,™„™ M. and Sons, lamp-manufacturers, Rettie's-court, 26 Broad- street —,~~ Middleton (M. Rettie and Sons), Rettie's-court, 29 Broad-st. „~™~ William (M. Rettie and Sons), 23 Dee-street Rej'nolds, George, basketmaker, 26 Queen-street Rhind, Alexander (James Littlejohn), 29 Thistle-street John, commission-agent and mahogany merchant, h. and office, 28 Broad-street Mrs., washing and dressing, 3 Burn-court, 44 Upperkirkgate —™, Miss, 16 Shiprow Riach, John, proprietor, 3 Thistle-lane ™. Mrs., sick-nurse, 28 George-street Mrs., Workman's Tavern, 16 Shiprow Rice, Adam, bootmaker, 37 Woolmanhill Richards and Co., linen manufacturers, Broadford
, and Co., bleaching and vitriol works, Rubislaw Richardson, Misses, 59 Victoria-street-west Rickman, Mrs., Springbank-terrace Riddel, Alexander, overseer (John Gibb and Son), 10 Church-st. ~~— Alexander, horse-shoer and farrier, Holburn-street „™™. D. and J., jewellers and watchmakers, 43 St. Nicholas-street, h. Milner's-court, 25 Guestrow James, cabinetmaker, 93 King-street, h. 27 Frederick-street —~~ James, accountant and collector of Poors' Assessment (City parish), h. 4 North Broadford —~~, Teter, principal clerk (Harbour Office), 3 St. Clement-street ™ Thomas, accountant (Savings Bank), 74 Hutcheon-street William R., book-keeper (Town and County Bank), 19 Ferryhill-place ~. Mrs. Peter, spirit dealer, 25 Skene-street
i ™ Mrs., 85 Hutcheon-street Riddocli, Alexander (T. M'Combie and Co.), 4 Springbank-place 151 NEW ABERDEEN. [RID ROB
Riddoch, Mrs., lodgings, 4 Springbank-place Ritchie, Andrew, shipmaster, 1 Bannermill-street David, shipmaster, 49 Commerce-street Frederick-street , James, shipowner, &c, 29 Rev. J. B. (Secession Church), 21 Summer-street John, saddler and harness-maker, 5, h. 7 Back-wynd John, Cafe Royal, 9 St. Nicholas-lane Rev. John (Catholic Chapel), Chapel-court, Castle-street Joseph, dealer in soft goods, 10 Market Gallery «^ Thomas, shipmaster (Essequibo), 2 Mary-place
, Thomas, druggist, 228, A. 220 George-street Skene-square . William, wood merchant, Spa-street, A. 48 Netherkirkgate, A. 46 , W., and Co., leather cutters, 51 Whitehouse-street ,~~.~~ William, spirit dealer, Adelphi-lane Margaret, bootbinder, 220 George-street Robb, Alexander, tailor, Crown-court, Union-street Alexander, 13 Canal-street wholesale mer- , Brothers, and Co., commission-merchants, chants, insurance-brokers, and agents, 59 Marischal-st. David, fishmonger, 19 New-market, A. 4 Summer-street George, shore-porter, 18 Shiprow George, wholesale grocer, 14 Young-street, A. 22 Gerrard- street James (Robb Brothers, and Co.), Millburn Cottage, Dee Village James, carter, 46 Jack's-brae John (Robb Brothers, & Co.), Millburn Cottage, Dee Village
. William, wright, 25, A. 126 Crown-street
Mrs. Charles, lodgings, 1 30 Union-street Mrs. James, 22 Gerrard-street I Robbie, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 94 George-street, A. 1 Skene-square Roberts, Alexander, stoneware merchant, 1\ A. 27 Causewayend David, saddler, 94 King-street, A. 104 King-street Robert, furniture dealer, Back-wynd Mrs., lodgings, 3 Castle-lane
„ Mrs., midwife, 27 Causewayend Misses, dressmakers, 12 Frederick-street Robertson, Alexander, engineer (Bonnie Dundee), 20 Prince Regent-street Alexander, manager for the Broadford Bread Company, A. Craigie-street Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 10 West North-street, A. 8 Mealmarket-street Andrew, sexton (Nellfield Cemetery), A. at the gate Benjamin, shipmaster, 28 Constitution-street Charles, ironmonger, 17 Park-street, A. 1 South Constitu- tion-street ROB ROS] NEW ABERDEEN. 152
Robertson, Charles, blacksmith, 3 Mill- street David, Royal Hotel, post-horse-master to Her Majesty, 61 Union-street ——. George, mason, 123 Chapel-street George, ironmonger, 207 Gallowgate, h. 2 Gerrard- street —„™ James, haircutter and perfumer, 20, h. 26 Broad-street John, shipmaster, 47 Wellington-street Rev. John, late of Gartly, 3 Mitchell-place, King-street John, writer (C. Lumsden), h. 27 Marywell-street —— Patrick, M.A., 7 Huntly- street Robert, stoneware merchant, 16 Schoolhill Robert, shoemaker, 25 Schoolhill Robert, feuar, 115 Causewayend Thomson, gardener, Hardgate ~J William, wright, 19 Bon-accord-lane, h. 95 Chapel-street William, provision shop, 119 George-street —~™ Mrs., midwife, 40 St. Clement' street ~~ Mrs. Dr., 79 Crown-street Mrs. John, 34 Skene-terrace Mrs. John, midwife, 50 Causewayend Mrs., midwife, 51 Virginia-street
— ,— Mrs., provision agent, 209 Gallowgate
. Mrs. P., 71 Chapel-street Mrs., inn and lodgings, 13 Guestrow Mrs., 29 Castle-street —~~- Miss, milliner, 193 Union-street Miss, 50 Bon-accord-street Miss, Strawberrybank Misses, teachers, 29 Castle-street Miss, dressmaker, 6 Correction-wynd ~„ Miss, 1 Albyn-place Robinson, Crum, and Co., manufacturers, Bannermill Hardy (R. C. and Co.), 3 Union-place Robison, William, advocate, 58 Castle-street Robson, Alexander, tea and spirit dealer, 23 Shiprow, h. Porthill —— Miss, milliner, 36 Upper-denburn Rodger, James, tanner, currier, wholesale and retail leather dealer^
Gilcomston Tannery, /;. 1 Mary-place Rodney, David, vintner, 82 Waterloo-quay Roger, John (of Pratt and Keith), 22 Silver-street Thomas, teacher (Trades' School), 55 Longacre Rolland, James, clerk (Aberdeen Railway) 59 Spittal Robert, accountant, 49 Victoria-place Robert Gray, clerk (Aberdeen Railway), 49 Victoria-place Rollo, William, keeper of deadhouse, Henderson's-court, 46 Broad- street Ronald, John, broker, 42 Lodge-walk ~~— Mrs., Lemon Tree Tavern, 7 Huxter-row Rose, Donaldson, and Co., shipowners, and timber merchants, 7 York-street 153 NEW ABERDEEN. £ROS—ROS
Rose, Donaldson (of D. R. and Co.), H Golden-square George, turner, 73, h. 76 Green George (G. Bothwell), h. ] Shuttle-lane John, linen manufacturer, John-street John, stabler and vintner, 166 Gallowgate John, and Co., wrights and funeral undertakers, 16 Mutton- brae William, (D. Rose and Co.), 7 York-street Ross, Adam, jeweller and watch dealer, 64 Schoolhill „^. Alexander, overseer (Bannermill), 16 College-street
Alexander, advocate, 103 Union-street ; actuary and cashier
of the National Security Savings' Bank ; clerk to the
commutation road of the Ellon district ; h. 75 Bon-ac- cord-street Simpson and Co.), Footdee, h. 28 , Alexander, clerk (W. Wellington-street „™ Alexander, brewer, 8 Skene-square, h. 7 Forbes-street Angus, cooper, Water-lane, h. 25 Queen -street Navigation Co.), 4 Castlebrae , David, collector (Steam
. George, feuar, 19 Wales-street George, tailor, 6 St. Catherine's-wynd „ Hugh, umbrella maker, 12 Gallowgate, h. Emslie's-court, 26 Gallowgate Hugh, jun., haberdasher, 4 Broad-street, h. 84 Union-street James, shoemaker, 46 Shiprow
^. . James, Cooperston Cottage .™ James, shoemaker, Shorebrae, h. Upper-denburn
, James, builder (Mitchell and Ross), 28 Summer-street steamer), 18 Commerce-street . of , James, mate (City London James, clothier and haberdasher, 206, h. 239 George-street James, writer (Record Office), 7 Garvock-street John, grocer and spirit dealer, 25 Windmlllbrae „^ John, assistant commissary of ordnance, 8 South Constitu- tion-street John, clerk (Gilcomston Comb-work), 79 Chapel-street John, plasterer, 46 Netherkirkgate John, candlemaker, 6 Hanover-street John, ironmonger, 40 h. 264 George-street John, clerk, 34 Marischal-street, h. 31 Huntly-street John, letter-carrier, h. 55 Chapel-streeet Peter, and Son, leather cutters, 59 Windmillbrae Robert P., 39 Dee-street Robert, plasterer, 20 Longacre Roderick, shoemaker, 8 St. Clement-street, h. 39 Summer- lane Thomas, sexton (Town's Churchyard), 14 Schoolhill William, grocer, 168 Gallowgate William, advocate, 20 Belmont-street William, ironmonger, 34 Broad-street -
ROS—RUS] NEW ABERDEEN. 154
Ross, William, principal servant (Free North Church), and fune- ral waiter, 13 Chronicle-lane
William, auctioneer and appraiser, 15 St. Nicholas-street, h. Cooperston Cottage „™— William, wright, old Gas Works Mrs., lodgings, 40 Chapel-street ~™— Mrs. A. J., 75 Bon-accord-street „~— Mrs. George, grocer and spirit dealer, 10, h. 9 Hanover-st.
, Mrs. Robert, 91 Crown-street „™„™ Mrs. W., 4 Little Chapel-street ™ Mrs., draper, 179 Gallowgate, h. above shop ~™— Miss, lodgings, 96 Union-street Miss, dressmaker, 5 Little Belinont-street Jane, sick-nurse, 40 Skene-square Rosie, William, shipmaster, Rosie Cottage, Maybank Rothnie, James, builder, 17 St. Andrew-street Rough, John, corn extractor, funeral undertaker, and principal servant (St. Andrew's Chapel), Brebner's-court, 9 Castle- street
William, commission agent, 12 Castle-street, h. 2 Castle- brae Routledge^ William (W. Routledge and Son), 268 George-street —.™ Whinton, and Son, rope and twine manufacturers, 219 Gal-
lowgate ; saleroom, 5 St. Catherine's wynd Miss, 220 Gallowgate Rowell, Joseph, manufacturer, View-place, Rosemount Joseph, sen., 18 North Broadford Roy, James, boot and shoemaker, 41 Castle-street, A. 61 Park-st.
—.~~ James, jun., nurseryman ; nurseries, North-street and South Ferryhill, h. South Ferryhill —,„~> James, gardener, 39 Summer-lane John, nursery seedsman, 48 Union-street, h. Rotunda-place Ferryhill
, Miss, milliner and dressmaker (Mathieson's), 78 Union-st. Miss Margaret, milliner and dressmaker, 58 Dee-street
Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation ; Alexander Jopp, advo- cate, agent, Jopp's-court, 31 Gallowgate Mail and general coach office, 65 Union-street
. Northern Agricultural Society; Alexander Duthie, secretary, Society-hall, Market-street Runcie, George, M.D., 4 Carmelite-street J. and W., tinsmiths, 5 George-street Runcy, Charles, Millbank Charles, late shipmaster, Willowpark, Stocket Russel, George, artist, 4 Dee-street William, bookseller, and public circulating library, 19 Broad street, h. 4 Dee-street , William, confectioner and baker, 38 Upperkirkgate, and 28 Union-street, h, 4 Dee-street 155 NEW ABEKDEEN. [RUS SAN
Russel, Miss, dressmaker, 83 Spring-garden Russell, Alexander, clothier and tailor, 18 Union-street, h. May- bank-cottage, Hutcheon-street William, late merchant tailor, 52 Victoria-street-west Mrs., 35 Huntly-street Miss, of Rathen, 258 George-street Russian Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson; office, Bank of Scotland, Castle-street Rust, Alexander, commission agent, 32 Adelphi-court David, clothier, 7 Broad-street, h. 2 Millburn-street, Ferry- hill Gilbert, plasterer, 6 Union-lane John, wood-merchant and carpenter, 18, h. 20 Rose-street
. Mrs., lodgings, 178 George-street Rutherford, George D., writer, 245 Union-street, h. 80 Bon-accord- street Thomas, mealseller, 176 West North-street Thomas, carver, Brebner's-court, Shiprow Ruxton, Thomas, advocate, 19 Adelphi, h, Albert-street Ryde,-Rev. John G., incumbent of St. Andrew's Church, 3 West Craibstone-street
Sachs, Rev. M., teacher of languages, 32 Skene-terrace SaiDt, James, shore-porter, 5 Huntly-street James, jun., silk mercer, draper, and shawl merchant, 139 Union-street, h. 5 Huntly-street Salmond, William, letter carrier, 5 Drum's-lane Saloon, Lamp and Fancy Ornament; M. Rettie and Sons, 151 Union-street Royal Music, 218 Union-street Salter, Alexander, shipmaster, 2 Trinity-quay
William, flesher, 90 New-market, h. 1 83 Gallowgate Sandieson, Alexander, artificial limb and bandage manufacturer, 2 Flourmillbrae Sandison, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 155 Gallowg-ate Ludovick, fishing-tackle-maker, 118 King-street Sang, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 50 Summer-street Sangster, Alexander, flesher, 17 and 18 New-market, h. 3 Hanover- street George, jeweller and lapidary, 81, h. 68 Broad-street John, shipmaster (Laurel), 3 James-street John, druggist, 46, h. 48 Commerce-street ~ Robert, sen., flesher, 21 New-market, A. 21 Crown-street ™»— George, hat manufacturers, 22 Market -gallery Robert, jun., 31 New-market, h. Pitmuxton Robert, 29 Hutcheon-street Thomas, advocate, 2 Ragg's-lane, h. 17 Union-place Mrs. Robert, 29 Hutcheon-street r~ Mis3, dressmaker 29 Hutcheon-street SAN SEN] NEW ABERDEEN. 156
Sangster, Miss Jane, 3 Canal -street
Sasines Register ; office, 25 Belmont-street ; N. Burnett, advocate, registrar Saunders, David, clerk (Blaikie Brothers), 4 Marine-place George, grocer, 68 and 70 Virginia-street, A. 4 Marine-place — John, late of Kemhill, 13 Bon-accord- street
Savings' Bank, National Security, 17 Guestrow ; A. Ross, actuary Sawyers, William, collector of Customs, 30 Bon-aceord- terrace Scarth, Mrs. James, 39 Bon-accord- street Scorgie, Alexander (of Brands and Scorgie), Canal-lane ~~.— George, porter, Jopp's-court, 40 Broad-street Robert, vintner, 1, Waterloo-street Mrs., lodgings, 77 Broad-street Scott, Admiral David, R.N., Berryden ~. Alexander, boot ana shoemaker, 52 Upperkirkgate, h. 5 Craigwell-place ,~~— A. D. (A. Hadden and Sons), 84 Bon -accord- street ,*. and Duncan, boot and shoemakers, and leather dealers, 25 Broad-street, h. Rosemount-place
I George, shoemaker, 42 James-street James, boot and shoemaker, 10 St. Nicholas-street, h. Rose- mount-place John, teacher, Gordon's Hospital John, chimney sweeper, 46 Gallowgate John, house carpenter and cabinetmaker, 176 North-street .. John, manager (A. and G. Paterson), 12 Marywell-street Robert, manager (Arbuthnott and M'Combie), 3 Trinity- quay ™„,„~ Mrs., lodgings, 1 Littlejohn-street ~~ Mrs., 10 Crown-street
. Mrs., 13 Huntly-street Miss, 50 Skene-terrace
Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society ; John Jamieson, 56 Marischal-street, agent
. . Equitable Assurance Co. ; William Gordon, advocate, agent, 14 Adelphi <~~ — Provident Institution of Edinburgh; William Skinner; ad- vocate, 173 Union-street, agent
™~— Sea Insurance Co. ; William Reid, agent, 56 Marischal-st.
Scottish Union Fire and Life Insurance Co. ; office, 58 Castle-st. „«. — Widows' Fund ; Alexander Nicol, 60 Marischal-street, agent Seaview Garden, pleasure and recreation grounds, Cunnigarhill,
Links ; John Pollok, lessee, Theatre Royal Sedgewick, Mrs., register office, 24 Blackfriars-street Seller, James, I Links-street William, wholesale confectioner, and lozenge manufacturer, Pirie's-court, 50 Castle-street Mrs. T., merchant, 54 George-street, h. above shop Senter, John, boot and shoemaker, 8, h. 10 Crown-street ;
157 NEW ABERDEEN. [SES—SHE
Session-Clerk and Registrar of Marriages, John Watt, 2 Correc- tion-wynd Seton, James, spirit dealer, 7 Gallowgate, h. 6 Blackfriars-street
. Miss, 76 Dee-street |, Shand, Arthur, feuar, 35 Causewayend David, saw trimmer, Market-street —„~» Robert (Jopp and Shand), 97 Union-street Mrs., sick-nurse, 45 Bon-accord-street ~» Miss, 4 Union-place
— ,—. Miss, 97 Union-street Shanks, Mrs., housekeeper, Infirmary Sharp, James, musical instrument maker, 11 George-street John, spirit dealer, Wales-street ,~~— Moses, manager (Spring Gardens), 23 Ann-street Shaw, John, heel and toe-plate maker, Sharp's-court, 78 Loch-st. Robert, house factor and agent, messenger-at-arms, and bar
officer, Sheriff Court ; office, 11 Huxter-row, h. 8 Shaw's- court, 90 Gallowgate William, broker, 41 Lodge-walk „ William, carpenter, 68 Broad-street
—. — Miss, dressmaker, 48 Dee-street ™ Miss, teacher, Female Orphan Asylum, 8 Albyn-place Sheed, John, commission merchant and ship broker, agent for Bell, Rannie, and Co., wine merchants, Leith ; the London Plate Glass Co.; Liverpool and London Fire and Life
Insurance Co. ; Maritime Passengers' Assurance Co.
Agriculturist Cattle Insurance Co., &c. ; 44 Mariscbal- street .- Mrs., midwife, 8 Hanover-street Shepherd, George, bookseller and stationer, 1 Broad-street, h. Pirie's-court, 50 Castle-street
, James, clerk (Gray, Watt, and Co.), 182 Gallowgate James (Souter and Shepherd), 31 Dee-street
. John, keeper of the Water Reservoir, Union-place Simpson, spirit dealer, grocer, and wine merchant, 37, h. 35 West North-street —™ Walter, feuar, Charles-street William, late confectioner, Pirie's-court, 50 Castle-street William, confectioner, 49 Union-street, h. 134 Crown-street . William, draper, 182 Gallowgate William, 3 Skene-place Mrs. John, lodgings, 182 Gallowgate — Miss, 37 Bon-accord-street Misses, 66 Schoolhill Sherar, John, ironmonger and naphtha merchant, 48, h. 50 George- street Sherer, Andrew, ship chandler, 13 Quay Sheriff-clerk's Office, 27 King-street
J Sheriff Watson's Female School of Industry, Skene-street-west o .
SHE SIM] NEW ABERDEEN. 158
Sheriffs, James, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 52 Woolmalihill Mrs. James, Union Inn, 42 St. Nicholas-street Shewan, Alexander, jobbing gardener, 17 Huntly-street ™ Mrs. John, Shewan's-court, 119 Gallowgate
Shipmaster's Society Hall, 11 Quay ; F. J. Cochran, clerk Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Benevolent Society; Ho- norary agent, W. P. Booth, 56 Marischal-street Shields, John, confectioner and pastry cook, 160 Union-street Thomas, druggist, 3 Dee-street Shier, David, land surveyor, Newton Cottage, Pitfoddels Shirer, William, clerk (A. Hall and Sons), 13 Bon-accord-lane Shirres, D. L. (D. L. Shirres and Co.), Mansion-house, Loirston D. L. and Co., wholesale hat, cap, and shoe warehouse, &c, 76 George-street „ James, wholesale and retail haberdasher, 31 Union-street, h. 1 Prospect-terrace, Ferryhill William, and Co., clothiers, 67 King-street ™ William (William Shirres and Co.), 71 King-street h. —, — William, tin-plate worker, 18 Upperkirkgate, 6 Donald's- court, 20 Schoolhill Shivas, George, grocery and provision store, 2 Gordon-street Shooting Gallery, 7 Stronach's-close, Castle-street Shore Dues and Harbour Office, Quay, foot of Marischal-street Sievewright, Alexander, wright, York-place Charles, flesher, 62 New -market
, John, vintner, Ruthrieston Miss, 63 Park-street Silver, George, smoke-doctor, slater, and grate-setter, Jopp's-court, 40 Broad-street John, gardener, Holburn street Sim, Alexander, accountant (Bank of Scotland), 34 Castle-street
.—.~™ Alex., spirit dealer, 3 Wales-street Andrew, blacksmith, 5 Catto-square „™ George, 15 East North-street „ George (Aberdeen Bank), 29 Dee-street George, grocer and spirit dealer, 74 Shiprow James, 2 Sim's-square ,™ James, shipmaster (Sarah), 10 Canal-terrace „~, James, manufacturing chemist and wholesale druggist, 76, h. 80 King-street ™, John, book-keeper, 161 Skene-street — John, surgeon, Holburn-street John, shoemaker, 60 Causewayend William, and Co., tanners and curriers, Newbridge, Hard- gate Simmie, Robert, 31 Harriet-street Simpson, Alexander, late clothier, 15 Bon-accord-square Alexander, advocate, 193 Union-street „_, Rev. David (Free Trinity Church), 6 Carden -place -
159 NEW ABERDEEN. [SIM SIN
Simpson, George, corkcutter, 27 Broad-street, h. 6 Alford-place George, beadle and funeral waiter, St. Nicholas-lane Chapel, 30 Upperkirkgate — George, feuar, 31 Causewayend ' James, advocate, 1 Netherkirkgate James, day patrol, Collie's-court, 28 Shiprow John, grocer and spirit dealer, 50 West North-street John, grocer, 57 St. Nicholas-street, h. Donald's-court, Schoolhill „w. John, M.D., 2 East Craibstone-street
, and Whyte, clothiers to Her Majesty and Prince Albert, 21 Union-buildings „~.„~. William, piano-forte-tuner, 54 Summer-street William, and Co., engineers, boilermakers, chain-cable. anchor, and iron shipbuilders, York-place Iron Works, Footdee
„ William, advocate, procurator-fiscal for the county ; office, 56, h. 58 Bon-accord-street
—. — William, beadle, Gilcomston Church, and funeral waiter. Ill Skene-street William, clerk (North of Scotland Bank), 15 Bon-accord square ™ William (Nicholson and Simpson), 1 South College-street ,—„~ William, turner, 26 Skene-street, h. 18 Spa-street Mrs., lodgings, 46 Henderson's-court, Broad-street
„ . Mrs., 4 Marywell-street Mrs., straw-bonnet maker, 2 Donald's-court, 20 Schoolhill
, Mrs. John, 2 East Craibstone-street
Miss, J Millbank-terrace
~-~ —. Miss, 1 Alford-place Miss, dressmaker, 66 Virginia- street
. Miss, register for servants, 8 Gaelic-lane
Sinclair, D., teacher, 56 Union-street, /?. 20 Silver-street ™ George, teller (Aberdeen Bank), 60 St. Nicholas-street George, clothier, tailor, and hatter, 37 Marischal^street —~~ Gilbert, spirit dealer, 36 Gallowgate James A., accountant, 245 Union-street, h. 31 Bon-accord- terrace James, shoemaker, 13 George-street, h. 65 Shiprow John, grocer and spirit dealer, Loanhead, Stocket-road „~,™. William, wholesale druggist, 34 and 36 Upperkirkgate, h. in court —~™. Mrs. Colonel, 31 Bon-accord-terrace Misses, 130 Union-street Singer, Adam, agent, h. and office, Ogston's-court, 84 Broad-street
. George, baker, 47, h. 45 St. Nicholas- street Patrick, clerk (D. Wyllie and Son), 7 Union-row ~v Mrs., lodgings, 58 Castle-street Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 7 Union-row SHA SMI] NEW ABERDEEN. 160
Skakle, George, clerk (Stewart, Rowell, and Co.), 56 Cause- wayend Skea, James, twine spinner (North-street Iron Works), Garden's- court, 112 North-street Joseph, veterinary surgeon and veterinary forge, 22 Dee- street Thomas, horse shoer and farrier, 75 George- street, A. 11 Crooked-lane Skene, Alexander (Buyers and Skene), 104 Union-street and 25 St. Nicholas-lane ~~— Rev. Charles (John Knox's), Nelson Cottage George, woollen manufacturer, 1 04 North-street, h. 4 King- street-place inspector ™— Thomas, of poor of Old Machar ; office, 38 Skene- street, h. 3 Mary-place William, shipmaster, 1 Justice-lane „„~™. William A., of Lethenty, 1 Union-place
Mrs. Thomas, 1 Frederick-street, /;. 104 King-street Miss, wool-merchant, 16 Queen-street Misses, 8 Bon- accord-square —~™ Miss Mary Ann, 2 South Silver-street Skinner, Alexander, shore-porter, 8 Exchequer-row
. John, boatbuilder, 54 York-street, h. St. Clement-street P. A., candlemaker, St. Catherine's-court, 16 Shiprow „~. — William, advocate, agent for the Scottish Provident Institu- tion, the Insurance Company of Scotland, and honorary secretary to the Royal Association for the Promotion of the Fine Arts in Scotland, 173 Union-street, h. 12 Golden-square ™.,™ The Right Rev. Bishop William (St. Andrew's Chapel), 1 Golden- square L—~ Mrs. John, 78 Dee-street Skues, Lieutenant Geo., R.M., dentist and cupper, Crown-terrace Smart, George, provision-shop, 93 Gallowgate
. William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 11 Exchequer-row, h. above shop
„ John, shipmaster (Ochtertyre), 59 Commerce-street .„™ William, assistant inspector of poor for Old Machar; office, 34 Skene-street, h. 89 Chapel-street,
. , William (Farquharson and Co.), 1 Langstane-place Smith, Alexander, foreman smith (W. M'K. and Co., 20 Spring- garden), h. 63 Causewayend „^ Alexander, spirit dealer, 16 Berry-lane Alexander, land-surveyor and civil-engineer, 11 Union- terrace „™ Alexander, bookseller, 40 Broad- street Alexander, agent, 38, h. 36 King-street (agent for Scottish Union Insurance Co.)
„ r„, Alexander, wright, 48 Skene-square 16.1 NEW ABERDEEN. [SMI—SMI
Smith, Alexander, spirit dealer and grocer, Maberly-street Alexander, gardener, King-street-road Alexander, bookbinder, Craigie-street
. Alexander, dealer in porter, ale, and ginger-beer, Webster's- court, 29 Guestrow ~ Alexander (Devanha Comb-work), Allardyce-buildings, Dee Village
, Andrew, draper, 63 St. Nicholas-street h. Rosemount Andrew, tailor, 7 Netherkirkgate, h. 6 St. Catherine's-wynd ™ Anthony A., veterinary surgeon, 4 Langstane-place, A. Still's-cottage, Hardgate
, Arthur, painter and glazier, 30 Quay, h. 27 James- street and Cardno, seedsmen, nurserymen, and Florists, 76 Union- street Charles, merchant-tailor, 9 Skene-terrace, h. 89 Woolrnan- hill ~ Charles (of Smith and Ramage), 43, h. 46 Quay ™.— Charles, night patrol, 19 Harriet-street .™ and Cochran, advocates, agent for the Standard Life As- surance Company, and secretaries to Local Board, 96 Union-street David, clerk (T. M'Combie and Co.), 32 Whitehouse-st. I Ferguson, clerk, 150 Union-street, h. Nelson-street „™— Francis, accountant (N. of S. Bank), Balnagarth, Pitfoddeis and Ferguson, land surveyors, and civil engineers, 11 Union- terrace ~ George, eating house, 38 Shiprow George, shipmaster (Lord Haddo), 3 James-street George (of Smith and Wills), 64 Broad-street ,™.— George, wright, 6^ Causewayend
. George, boot and shoemaker, 62, h. 64 Broad-street —™~ and Gordon, police contractors, 95 West North- street H. Ambrose, secretary, Northern Assurance Co., 137 Union-street James, bookseller and stationer, Springbank-terrace
. James, cabinetmaker, Flourmill-lane, h. 49 Bon-accord-street James, stabler, 22 Harriet- street ~~~™ James, boot and shoemaker, Holburn-street James, post-horse-master, Lodge-walk, h. within the yard James, house-carpenter, 7 St. Mary-place James, vintner, 16 Trinity-street -~~— James, upholsterer, 106 King-street, h. Nelson-street
. James (Gill and Smith), Rubislaw-place —„™ James (N. of S. Gazette), 2 Catherine-street „~.— James, accountant, 13 Marischal-street town's- —~~- John, architect and superintendent of works ; office, 142 King-street, h. Rosebank John, druggist, 90 Broad-street, h, 2 Gallowgate .v~.~~. John, tea, grocer, and spirit dealer, 87, h. 89 Woolmanhill o2 SMI SMI] NEW ABERDEEN. 162
Smith, John, grocer, 82 King-street John, and Co., dealers in porter and ales, 85 Gallowgate John, brewer and distiller, Newbridge „™ John, advocate and accountant, 233 Union-street John (late of Rotterdam), 5 Alford-place John, shipmaster (St. Andrew), 17 Prince Regent-street ^^ John, carver, 5 Flourmill-lane
r~> John, cabinetmaker, 43^ Castle-street John, shoemaker, Rubislaw John, merchant-tailor, 13 Union-buildings, h. 29£ Upper- kirkgate ^™~^ John, audit clerk (Aberdeen Railway), Spittal John, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, Holburn-st. „~~~. John, late shipmaster, 51 Virginia-street „» John, and Co., iron and nail merchants, 5 Shoe-lane, and 30 Longacre John and William, architects, 142 King-street „™ John, shipping clerk (Steam Navigation Co.), 25 Frederick- street „™, and Murray, painters, glaziers, and paper hangers, 26 Castle-street „ John, shore-porter, 14 Castle-street ,„~ John, Adelphi-lane Coffee-rooms, h. Park-street John, bookseller and stationer, 50 Union-street, h.. 45 Belmont-street Joseph, grocer and spirit dealer, 3 Garvock-street „„ Lewis, wholesale bookseller, stationer, and paper ruler, 55 Netherkirkgate, h. 45 Belmont-street
,„, Neil, jun., merchant, Frederick- street, h. 114 King-street
and Ramage, optician and nautical instrument-makers, 45 I Quay ~~ Robert, surgeon, 9 Union-terrace Robert, advocate (Smith and Cochran, 96 Union-street), h. 77 Dee-street Robert, teacher (Bell's School), 70 Gerrard-street ~* Thomas, contractor, 97 West North-street „™.™< Thomas, painter, 21 North Silver -street ~™~™. Dr. Thomas, 99 Crown-street ™» Victor E., shipmaster, 1 Links-street Walter, wright and cabinetmaker, 20 Blackfriars-street ~. William, inspector of buildings, 25 Frederick-street William, hairdresser, 95 Queen-street, h. 1 Summer-lane „™ William (Northern Assurance Co.), Sim's Cottage, Hard- gate
, Wiliiam L., grocer and spirit dealer, 36 Union-place, k. 45 Belmont-street — r... William, vintner, 14 Frederick-street ™. William, blacksmith, 113 Skene-street „**„„. William, wig-maker and haircutter, 40 Queen-street 163 NEW ABERDEEN. [SMI SOU
Smith, William, wright, 24 Blackfriars-street
William, overseer (Aberdeen Brick and Tile Co.) ; works, Clayhills William, agent, 38 King-street William, jun., tea, wine, and spirit merchant, agent for Pro- vident Life Office, 106 Union-street, h. Springbank, Dee- street ~ William, grocer and spirit dealer, 15 College-street William architect (John and William Smith), 142 King-st. William, flesher, H North Broadford —~™. William, grocer, 62 Park-street
„, , William (Smith and Cardno), Stonyton
, and Wills, confectioners, Bamage's-court, 83 Broad-street
. Mrs., of Glenmillan, 77 Dee-street Mrs., spirit dealer, 63 Guestrow Mrs. A., of Blackballs, 88 Bon-accord-street Mrs. Alexander, lodgings, 7 Garvock-street
,— Mrs. Dr., Springbank, Dee-street Mrs. James, 4 Castle-lane
, Mrs. Captain John, 5 Skene- place L„„™ Mrs. H., Brebner's-court, 84 Shiprow Mrs. John, Exchequer- place, Weighhouse-square Mrs. John, 30 Queen-street ~™,~~ Mrs. William, midwife, 15 Denburn-terrace ,™™» Mrs., 6 Frederick -street ~~— Mrs., 2 South Silver-street „ Mrs. A., 32 Whitehouse-street Mrs., 31 Shiprow Misses, 10 Mary well- street „ Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 2 South Silver-street „™ Misses, 48 Summer-street —™» Miss, Wellington-place ™~ Miss, late of Birse, 12 Chapel-street „m Miss, 73 Bon -accord-street „™ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 49 Bon-accord-street
. Miss, 15 Rose-street
, Miss Jane, 87 Bon-accord-street L. Miss, lodgings, 91 Chapel-street Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 42 Iluntly-street Isabella, vintner, 13 Exchequer-row Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 95 West North-street Smollet, Robert, vintner, 47 Castle-street Snowey, James, Benzie's Houses, College-street ,™ William, gardener, Belmont Cottage, Berryden Snowie, William, shipmaster (Sovereign steamer), 63 College-st. Sorely, John, reed-maker, 69 George- street, h. Carnegie's-brae Souter and Shepherd, wholesale druggists and drysalters, Cruden's- court, 22 Broad-street William, writer (Murray and M'Combie), Whitehall SOU STE] NEW ABERDEEN. 164
Souter, William, shoemaker, 6 Park-street William, clerk, Weighhouse, h. 96 Skene-street „~.— Mrs. D., 18 Bon-accord-street ~~~~~ Mrs. James, 62 Dee- street Souper, Charles, boot and shoemaker, Wellington -road Spalding, Mrs., lodgings, 117 George-street Spanish Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson, Bank of Scotland, 35 Castle-street Spark, Andrew, flesher, 4 Market, h. 3 Victoria-place George, grocer, ship chandler, and spirit dealer, 58 Quay, h. 10 Garvock-street — ,~~ John and Alexander, tinsmiths, 91 Queen-street William, teacher of music, 2 Guestrow William (of Craigiepark), Craigiepark
— .—. William, jun., tinsmith and ironmonger, 54 and 55 Market Gallery, h. Charles-street Speid, Alexander, 1 Donald's-court, Schoolhill William, advocate and sharebroker, 103 Union street, k. 9 Porthill Spence, Rev. Alexander (Free St. Clement's Church), Castlehill Alexander, teacher (Holburn School), Short Loanings
,™ Edward and Robert, boot and shoe manufacturers ; sale- shop, 13 Broad-street James, merchant, 25 and 26 Market Gallery, h. 44 Chapel- street William, spirit dealer, 235 George-street Stables, Alexander, jun., accountant (Aberdeen Fire and Life As- surance), 1J2 High-street, Old Aberdeen Staffordshire warehouse, 18 Park-street Stamp Office, Advocates'-buildings Standard Life Assurance Company; office, 96 Union-street; Smith! and Cochran, agents and secretaries to the local board Starling Robert, manager (Cosmocapeleion), Millbank Cottage Berryden Steel, James, M.D., 23 Adelphi ™. William, spirit dealer, 4 Weighhouse-square Steele, William, accountant, 58 Castle-street, h. 10 Schoolhill „™ Alexander, hatter, 20 Union-street
Stephen, Alexander (R. Stephen and Son), ] Martin's-lane Alexander (Stephen and Sutherland), Devanha-terrace David, joiner (A. Duthie and Co.), Edward-place, Porthill ^ George, hairdresser, 9 Chapel- street Lessel, writer, 84 King-street, h. 86 Bon -accord-street
. James, ironmonger, 34 Broad-street, h. 54 Charlotte-street James, writer, 84 King-street, h. 16 College-bounds James (of Arthur Reid and Co., porter dealers, 34 Regent- quay), h. 20 Gordon-street „. Rev. John (Free John Knox's Church), Rosemount-place John, plumber, brassfounder, coppersmith, and gasfitter, 6 Shoe-lane ;-
165 NEW ABERDEEN. [STE STE
Stephen, John H., engraver and copperplate printer, 8 St. Nicholas- lane, h. 59 Huntly-street John, game dealer and provision-merchant, 55 West North- street John, mealseller, 8 Marywell-street Robert, and Son, merchants, 41 Green, h. 1 Martin's-lane Robert R. (of Wood and Co.), 187 Union-street Robert (R. S. and Son), 1 Martin's-lane Robert, 59 Victoria-street-west and Sutherland, painters, glaziers, glass stainers, and paper- hangers, 52 Netherkirkgate William, baker, 31, h. 29 Broad-street William, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 150 Union-street workshop, 2, h. 1 Union-wynd Mrs. Captain, 59 Victoria-street-west Mrs., midwife, Gordon's-court, 20 Gordon-street Miss, dressmaker, 108 Skene-street Miss, lodgings, 22 Virginia-street ™ Miss, 53 Green Miss (Day School), 1 Union-wynd Stevens, Richard, late quarter-master-serjeant, 79th regiment, 42 Marischal-street
... Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 214, h. 216 George-st. Stevenson, Alexander, bookseller, newspaper agent, and stationer, 11 Carmelite-street „™ David, 11 Carmelite- street „™ George, stabling, 32 West North-street James, engraver, copperplate and lithographic printer, 6 Queen -street John, spirit dealer, 83 West North-street
, William, commission-merchant and corn factor, ship-insur- ance and general produce broker, 57 Marischal-street, h. 52 Victoria-street-west William, bookseller and stationer, 13 St. Nicholas-street, h. 11 Carmelite-street
, Mrs., midwife, 11 Carmelite-street L Mrs., 64 Hutcheon-street ~, Mrs., lodgings, Concert-court, Broad-street Stewart, Alexander R, silk, cotton, and woollen dyer, 34 North
Gallery, New-market ; works, Leadside, Gilcomston Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Gilcomston-brae Charles (of Stewart and Chivas), 8 West Craibstone-street
„™ Charles, agent for G. Virtue, London ; office, 123^ Union street, h. Rosemount-place ™. Charles, merchant, 32 Castle-street, h. Henderson's-court, Broad-street and Chivas, grocers to her Majesty, 13 King- street ™ Donald, boot and shoemaker, 15, h. 7 Huxter-row Donald, spirit dealer, 7 Longacre STE STO] NEW ABERDEEN. 166
Stevenson, D. A., inspector general of army hospitals, 5 Spring- bank-terrace George, manager of the Royal shooting saloon, quoit and cricket ground, Stewart-place, 71 Guestrow ~* Gordon, boot and shoemaker, 62 George-street
, Henry, lastmaker, 70 Gallowgate -~~— James, flesher, 6 Gallowgate ~~— James, flesher, 1 and 2 New-market, h. 32 Adelphi-court . James, spirit dealer, 21 East North-street ™ John, late mail guard, 7 Huxter-row
.— — John, shipmaster (Superior), 9 Yeats-lane — — John, teacher of Thain's School, h. 52 Shiprow ~~— John (Stewart, Rowell, and Co.), Cotton-lodge John, dealer in pr~ter, ale, and ginger-beer, 5, h. 11 Little- john-street Patrick (Milne and Son), 58 Dee-street
. Peter, vintner, Waterloo-quay ~~»— Rowell, and Co., comb manufacturers, 40 Hutcheon-street Major Thomas, Ferryhill-place Thomas, Bannockburn Carpet Warehouse, 19 Union- build- ings, h. 6 Broad-street ~~.~« Walter, silk mercer, 145, h. 129 Union-street William, engineer, 31 Harriet-street —™~ William, spirit dealer, 8 Shiprow Mrs. Kenneth, 161 Union-street Mrs. Alexander, Mackie-place Mrs. Peter, laundress to the Queen, 12 Langstane-place Jessie, spirit dealer, 29 Park-street ~~.— Miss Jane, milliner and dressmaker, 87 George-street Miss, 71 Bon-accord-street Misses, 85 Bon-accord-street Still, Andrew, grocery warehouse, 232 George-street George, Hardgate
, Robert, blockmaker, 15 Prince Regent-street —~— William (J. Asher, Union-street), 12 Upper-denburn ~~— Mrs. Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer, 51 York-street „ Miss, Hardgate, near Bellevue
. Miss, 23 Thistle-street Miss, lodgings, 41 St. Nicholas-street
——, Misses, of Millden, 48 Union-place Stirling, George, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 13 Castle- street, h. Royfold, Rubislaw ™ Rev. James (United Presbyterian Church), 4 Caroline-place John, artist, Kingsland-place Stobie, Robert, coachbuilder, 44 Harriet-street Storie, Rev. Archibald, chaplain, Royal Infirmary, 57 Dee-street Stott, George, shoemaker, 87^ St. Andrew-street John, furnishing tailor, Commercial-court, 58 Castle-street ^~— William, spirit dealer, 23 Albion-street (167 NEW ABERDEEN. [STO STU
Stott, Miss, teacher, 14 Shuttle-larie Strachan, Alexander, shipmaster, 10 Sugarhouse-lane Alexander, late of Excise, Hardgate Alexander, spirit dealer, 3 Shiprow, h. 12 Exchequer-row . Alexander, accountant (Adam and Anderson), 12 Frederick- street
.—~~ George, shipmaster (New Frederick), 30 Commerce-street — George, gardener, Pitmuxton
. James, teacher (West Parish School), 25 Whitehouse-street ~~ James, late bookseller, 35 Back-wynd James, paper ruler, 2 Queen- street ' John, coffee roaster, coffee, sugar, and spice grinder, Jack's- brae
. John, shipmaster, 47 Constitution- treet „~ Robert, tailor, 69 Netherkirkgate William, of Moreseat, Stocket, h. Moreseat William, sawyer, 62 Gerrard -street ~~ William, grocery and confectionery warehouse, 22 Wool- manhill Mrs. Peter, stabler, 36 Harriet-street ~~— Mrs., sick-nurse, 1 Blackfriars-street Miss, dressmaker, 11 Constitution-street Strahan, Rev. W. D., governor, Gordon's Hospital Strathdee Distillery, Cooperston Straton, Peter, leather dealer, 68 Broad-street, h. 15 Drum's-lane Stratton, James, corn factor and general agent, 43 Marischal-street Stronach, Alexander, advocate, 20 King-street — Alexander, feuar, Cooperston — Alexander, jun., writer, 245 Union-street, h. 21 Ferryhill- place — and Grainger, advocates, 20 King-street; agents for Aber- deen Marine Insurance Co., Galena Investment Co., and Glasgow Fire and Life Insurance Co. Stuart, Alexander, writing master (Gordon's Hospital), and teacher of writing and stenography, 115 Union-street, h. 13 Huntly-street — Rev. A., city missionary, Canal-street — Charles, shipmaster (Prince of Wales), 126 King-street — David, postmaster, 5 Market-street — Donald, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 51 Gallow- gate, h. 95 West North-street ~~ Donald G., fishcurer, Canal-terrace
—. George, 26 Skene-square — John, travelling merchant, Red Lion-court, Broad-street — John, advocate, 87 Crown-street ~~» John, stoneware merchant and funeral waiter, 98, h. 100 Green —, William, road surveyor, Garioch district, 8 North Broadford — William, boot and shoemaker, 28 Schoolhill, h. Thistle-place STU TAL] NEW ABERDEEN. 168
Stuart, William, book-keeper (M'Donald and Leslie), 40 Victoria- place Summers, Miss, 1 Mitchell-place Sutherland, Alexander, book-keeper (J. Blaikie and Sons), h. Belle- vue, Hardgate rrm Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 17 Castle-street, h, above shop Alexander, Inmore Cottage, near Rosemount-terrace porter (Medical School), St Paul-street , Alexander, Andrew, manufacturerer and merchant, 2 Black's-buildings Andrew, jun., manufacturer, 2 Black's-buildings , A., and Sons, manufacturers, 1, 2, and 3 Black's-buildings worsted spinners, hosiers, and girth manufac- , A., and Sons, turers, Canal-road, Causewayend silk mercer, 149 Union-street, h. 147 Crown-street , , George, George, surgeon, 7 Belmont-street Hugh (Stephen and Sutherland), 18 Bon-accord-terrace James, 22 Ferryhill-place James, coachman (Earl of Fife coach), Ross's-court, 6 Up-| perkirkgate John, druggist, 34, k. 32 St. Nicholas-street John, late merchant, Viewton-place, Spittal John, grocer and spirit merchant, Bank-street, Ferryhill bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder, 3, k. 2 Gallow- , John, gate John, grocer, 22 Upper-denburn Dr. Neil (Aberdeenshire Militia), 13 Belmont-street William, guard (Earl of Fife coach), Ross's-court, 6 Upper kirkgate
rrr^ Mrs. John, 7 Belmont-street
. Mrs., lodgings, 72 King-street Miss, dressmaker, 72 King-street Misses, dressmakers, 103 George-street offict Swedish and Norwegian Vice-consul, Arthur Thomson ; Bank of Scotland, Castle- street Sword, Mrs., vintner, 26 Wellington-street Symmers, Alexander Anderson, Glenburnie Cottage, West Skene street Cottage, West Skene-street . George A., Glenburnie Misses, 31 Whitehouse-street Symon, George, wigmaker and hairdresser, 18 St. Nicholas- street John, furniture dealer, 29 Upperkirkgate
Taggabt, John, teller (Bank of Scotland), Springbank-terrace George-street , Mrs., stabler, 90 Tait, John, haberdasher, 161 George-street William, 39 Victoria-street-west Talbot, David, shipmaster, 61 Quay __ William, shipmaster (Phoenician), 129 King street 169 • NEW ABERDEEN. [TAL THO
Talbot, William, and Co., ship-chandlers, and dealers in bonded- stores, 14 Regent-quay Tallis and Co., London publication warehouse, W. Kellock, agent, 208 George-street Tarras, Andrew, provision merchant, 25 Basement-floor, New- market, A. 61 Broad-street Tarves, Robert, day patrol, 88 John-street Tastard, Joseph, flesher, 48 New-market
Tawse, James, grocer, /;. 61 George-street ^ Lewis, spirit dealer, 83 Green William, tailor, 19 Lower-denburn „~.~~- Mrs. Andrew, late of Coldstone, 5 Belmont-street Taylor, Alexander, wholesale and retail woollen draper, 67 Union- street, h. 116 Crown-street i ™^ Alexander, shipmaster, 69 Virginia-street Alexander, seamen's outfitting warehouse, 9 Marischal-street „_ Alexander, stoneware dealer and broker, 155 Gallowgate James, boot and shoemaker, 5 Netherkirkgate, h. 14 Broad- street „ James, 41 Constitution-street „ James S., hairdresser, 85£ Broad-street p. John, wright, funeral waiter and undertaker, RossVcourt, 2 Upperkirkgate
. „ John, spirit dealer, 63 h. 65 Netherkirkgate
« John, house carpenter, 7 h. 12 Upper-denburn, John, grocer, 99 Causewayend, h. above shop ™„ Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 61 Netherkirkgate, k Law- son's-court Robert, shoemaker, 52 Gerrard-street William, clerk (Blaikie Brothers), 24 Wales-street William, grocer and spirit dealer, 133 Skene-street
. William, shipmaster (Noma), 61 Quay „„ Mrs., midwife, 14 Broad-street Mrs. George, Rosebank-house, Skene-square Mrs. James, 74 Dee-street „„ Mrs., M'Lean's-court, 50 Gallowgate Mrs., lodgings, 51 Marischal-street
. Misses, dressmakers, 31 Harriet-street Templeton, William, M.D. lecturer on Materia Medica, Kings College, h. 9 Belmont-street Tennant, Alex., overseer (Broadford Works), 40 Union-terrace „^ Mrs., lodgings, 40 Union-terrace Tevendale, John, assistant inspector of poor, 67 College-street Thain, Robert, teacher (Mariners' School), 62 Virginia-street pit, gallery, 54 Marischal-street Theatre, 50 ; boxes, 52 ; Thom, Alexander and William, commission merchants and general agents, 21 Quay ™. Alexander (A. and W. Thom), Consul for Belgium, h. 42 Bon-accord-street THO THO] NEW ABERDEEN. 170
Thorn, George, boot and shoemaker, 37 Shiprow JohD, clerk, 55 Huntly-street Robert, gardener, Cornhill-gardens William (A. and W. Thorn), 50 Union-place „™— William, grocer and spirit dealer, 43 Schoolhill Mrs. William, 4 Frederick-street Mrs. John, 37 Thistle-street Miss, 50 Union-place Thompson, George, jun., insurance broker and shipowner, 40 Marischal-street, h. 5 Golden-square Thomson, Adam, flesher, 29 New-market, k. 25 Wales-street Alexander, of Banchory, Banchory-house Rev. Alexander (George-street Chapel), 56 Gerrard-street Alexander, clerk (Journal Office), Salter's- court, 50 Loch- street Andrew, traveller (Devanha Brewery), 6 Millburn-street Arthur, agent for the Bank of Scotland, Vice-Consul for Russia, Prussia, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, and France, Bank of Scotland-court, Castle-street David (Richards and Co.), Broadford-place George, jun., merchant (W. Simpson and Co.), 150 Crown- street George, teacher (Free John Knox's School), h. 33 Charlotte- street George, beadle (Free Trinity Church), and funeral waiter, 22 Marywell-street George, shipowner (G. Thomson and Son), 22 Quay
George, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 John-street
George, and Son, wine merchants, commission agents, and l shipbrokers, Thomson's-court, 21 Regent-street Henry, cashier (Steam Navigation Co.), 73 John-street James, commerical traveller (R. Mortimer), 73 John-street James, boot and shoemaker, 53 Broad-street h. 12 Marywell- street James, manager (A. Pirie and Sons), 20 Adelphi James, spinning manager (Broadford Works), h. Maybank, Hutcheon-street James, clothier, 192 George-street, h. 30 St. Andrew-street
—. — James, spirit dealer, 13 Muttonbrae John, 31 Frederick-street John, broker, 44 Gallowgate ,™— John, plumber and gas-fitter, 4 South Silver-street Rev. John (Free Greyfriars), 7 Carden-place John, flesher, 42 and 43 New-market, k. 22 Belmont-street John, tailor, 5 Blairton-lane Joseph, grocer and spirit dealer, 67 Shiprow Peter, traveller (Cadenhead, Barron, and Co.), Holburn- street Robert, furnishing tailor, 14 Broad-street 171 mm Aberdeen. [THO—TRO
Thomson, Thomas, gunmaker, 68 Union-street, h. 17 Victoria- street-west William, traveller (G. Collie and Co.), 25 Victoria-street- west John, Mill of Cults Warehouse, 55 Queen-street William, railway contractor, 79 Chapel-street William L., shipowner (G. Thomson and Son), Hanoverian Royal Consul, and Hanseatic Vice-Consul, h. Maryfield. Ferryhill Mrs., lodgings, Salter's-court, 50 Loch-street Mrs., seminary for young ladies, 8 John-street ~ Mrs. Daniel, lodgings, 17 St. Andrew-street Mrs., 72 Chapel-street —~~, Mrs., midwife, 41 Victoria-street-west
. Mrs., 146J George-street —,~~ Mrs., 2 Crown -place-east Miss, teacher, 24 James-street Miss, 72 Chapel-street —~~. Miss, dressmaker, 50 Loch-street Thorn, William, dyer, 8 Carmelite-street Thow, George, tailor and clothier, 18 Skene-street, h. 90 John-st. Tillery, John, foreman (F. and G.), 3 Drum's-lane Tocher, John, tailor, 117 Union-street, h. 9 Bon-accord-terrace Todd, Alexander, basket-maker, 34 Market-gallery —„~. Thomas (A. Hadden and Sons), Maryculter-house Tompkins, Mrs., flesher, J 8 New-market Toms, Mrs., milliner and straw-bonnet maker, 31 Marischal-street Tonach, John, coal and lime meter, 22 Trinity-street Topp, George, 35 Constitution-street James, late baker, Craigwell Cottage, North Silver-street Torrie, Alexander, advocate, 75 King-street James, M. D., 67 Dee-street Torry, John, spirit dealer, 28 Gallowgate
i Brick Work Company; office, Blaikie's-quay Tough, George, haberdasher, 134, h. 117 George-street
. James, flesher, Basement-floor, New-market James, grocer, and spirit dealer, 15 Castle-street
. John, tailor, 167 George-street Thomas W., boot and shoemaker, 8 Skene-terrace William, grocer and spirit dealer, 11 College-street Towns, David, miller; house and mill, 188 North-street
Town's Drummer ; David Bannerman, 75 Gallowga'e Trades' Hall, 153 Union-street Traill, James, wright and cabinetmaker, 9 Rose-street, h. 22 Union- row
s William, cabinetmaker, Lobban's-court, Castle-street Trotter, James, Commercial Bank Troup, Alexander, merchant- tailor, 82 Union-street, h. 7 Drum's- lane TRO URE] NEW ABERDEEN. 172
Troup, David, 86 Chapel- street
— ,— David, coachman, 2 St. Catherine's-wynd George, consulting chemist, 8 Mealmarket-street .~~— George, manager of Blind Asylum, Huntly-street ~ John, blacksmith, 16 Shiprow, h. Ruthrieston William, Nelson-street Mrs. James, lodgings, 5 Huntly-street
Vi Mrs. George, Prospect Cottage, Loanhead ;
. Mrs., Glenburnie Cottage, West Skene-street Miss, bonnet-maker and milliner, 8 Mealmarket-street Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 90 John-street
Tulloch, Rev. George, LL.D. ; school, Academy-street (from Dee- ^ street to h. Crown-street), Bellevue, Hardgate \ - James, teacher, Bellevue —™* James, shipmaster (St. Lawrence), 12 St. Clement-street James, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 8 Garvock-street, k. 12 St. Clement-street Mrs., lodgings, 50 Woolmanhill Turnbull, John J., spirit dealer, 49 Frederick-street Turner, Robert, shipmaster, 42 Union-terrace Mrs., 42 Union- terrace Misses, of Turnerhall, 113 Crown-street Turreff, Alex., draper (J. Blackhall and Co.), 39 Upperkirkgate Turriff, Alexander, funeral-waiter, 13 Longacre ~- Miss, dressmaker, 13 Longacre Tyrie, Miss, teacher, 47 Blackfriars-street Tyson, Mrs., Strawberrybank Tytler, James, porter (House of Refuge), Duthie's-eourt, 4a Guestrow, h. 5 Thornton-court, 39 Guestrow
. John (Hogarth and Co.), 136 George-street William, cabinetmaker, 2 Chronicle-lane Mrs., 7 Charlotte-street
, Mrs., Register Office, 5 Thornton-place, Guestrow
Union-Glen Distillery, Holburn
~ Cotton Mill Co , Poynernook Urquhart, Alexander, boot "and shoemaker, Holburn-street Alexander, road contractor, 9 Skene-row ™ George, shipmaster (Sea-horse), 6 Links-street James, keeper of leading lights, Torry —™. John, druggist, 65 St. Nicholas-street, h. Mount Cottage, Mount-street ™ John and Robert, wholesale tea and coffee dealers, and com- mission agents, 7 Schoolhill ~ William, shipmaster, 31 Huntly-street
- . Robert (J. and R. Urquhart), 5 Schoolhill
. Mrs of —— , Craigston, 240 Union-street ~~~~ Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 39 Union-terrace Ure, Mrs., lodgings, 17 Skene-terrace 173 NEW ABERDEEN. [VAC WAL
Vaccine Institution, 25 Castle-street Vallentine, George, clerk (A. R. C), 17 Huxter-row Van Staveren, John, manufacturer and commission agent, 92 George-street Vessie, James, and Son, booksellers and bookbinders, 124, h. 126 Gallowgate Victoria Lodging House, 4 Exchequer court Vigrow, John, printer, S6 George-street Miss S., milliner and dressmaker, 86 George-street Vollor, Joha H., shipmaster (Jenny Lind), 45 Park-street
Wads, Mrs. Captain, lodgings, 1 1 Bon-accord-street Wagstaff, Edward, sharebroker, 4 Correction-wynd Walker, Alexander, shipmaster (Fetteresso Castle), 3 Mill-street Alex., shipmaster (Hannibal), 79 King-street -™„™ Alexander, engineer, 6 Hanover-street „. Alexander, ironmonger, 58 Gallowgate, h. above shop Charles, commission merchant, 39 Marischal-street, k. 38 Constitution-street Charles, spirit dealer, 50 East North-street David, hairdresser and perfumer, 135 Union-street, h. 19 Huntly-street ^ David, plane-maker, 44 Loch-street Duncan, shipmaster (Heroine), 32 St. Clement-street ,„^ George, Town-house-keeper, A. 17 Huxter-row George, bookseller (A. Brown and Co.), 48 Victoria-s'treet- west „™ George, boot and shoemaker, 85 Skene-street, h; 61 Summer- street „™,~~ George, grocer and spirit dealer, 43 Skene- square, A. 31 Harriet-street George, spirit dealer, 69 Gallowgate
. George, post-horse master, innkeeper and stabler, 6 Back- wynd
, .™^ James, late nurseryman and seedsman, 120 King-street ™. James, coal-broker, 72 Dee-street „ James, bookseller, 34^ Upperkirkgate, h. Northfield, Gil- comston „ James, clerk (J. Smith and Co.), 5 Shoe-lane
,*, James, vintner, 27 Loch-street ™ James, Aberdeen Fancy Warehouse, wholesale and retail hardware merchant, importer of Berlin worsted and patterns, toys and fancy goods, 6 and 8 Broad-street, h. 4 Bon-accord-terrace' „m James, watch and clockmaker, 29 St. Nicholas-street, h. Rosie Cottage ™ John, late merchant, 4 Bon-accord-terraee
— ,— John, clerk, 23 King-street John, shipmaster (Anemone), 4'St. Clement-street p2 .
WAL WAL] NEW ABERDEEN. 174
Walker, John, Rubislaw-place
~™~™ John C , clerk (M. Rettie and Sons), 49 Victoria-street-west John, umbrella manufacturer, 16 West North-street, hi 58 Longacre John, plasterer, 2 Wales-street ..~„~ John, clerk, Well-court, Broad- street .~, — John, night watchman, 246 George-street
—. —. Robert, grocer, 56 George-street
,—.„~ Robert, hairdresser, 210 Gallowgate —..™ Robert, spirit dealer, 5 East Green —. — Robert, flesher, 29 Basement-floor, New-market
. ~„™ Rev. Samuel A. (St. Paul's Chapel), 20 Golden-square ™ Samuel, spirit dealer, 33 Loch-street
.—.™, William, late of H.E.I.C.'s tea department, 26 Constitution- street
,™—. William, numeral department, (A.R.C.), 7 Prospect-terrace ~ William, treasurer, Royal Infirmary and Lunatic Asylum, 2 Caroline-place William, umbrella-maker, 35, h. 37 Schoolhill „. William, wine merchant, tea dealer, and general imporfer, 52 Union-street, h. 3 Adelphi- court — William, provision dealer, 65 Causewayencl
„ . William, cabinetmaker, 47 Blackfriars-street, h. Windmill- brae „™~~ William, flesher, 47 Chapel-street ™ Mrs., staymaker, 44 Loch-street — ~~ Mrs., register-office, 9 Guestrow ™ Mrs. Walter, 86 George-street Mrs., 32 Dee-street Mrs., lodgings, 11 Market-street Mr?. David, South Crown-street „~~~. Miss, dressmaker, 44 Summer-street Miss, teacher (Free Trinity School), 61 Summer street ~~ Miss, dressmaker, 58 Longacre Miss, dressmaker, 196 George-street v~ Miss Margaret, milliner and dressmaker, 46 Woolmanhill „™ Misses, dressmakers, 32 Upperkirkgate Wales, Lieut. Andrew, R.N, 67 Bon- accord-street
Walls, Mrs , eating-house, 37 East North-street Wallace, Alexander, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 55 George-street, h. 39 Summer-street —.„™ Alexander, and Co., brewers and maltsters, Loch-street Archibald, messenger (North of Scotland Bank), Lodge- walk „„.,— and Brothers, brewers and maltsters, Hardgate Rev. David (Frederick-street Chapel), Whitehall „.- — Ernest, brewer, Hardgate, h. Millbank Cottage, Hardgate „,—~ James, inspector of poor for St. Nicholas, 17 Adelphi-court —~~ Miss, corsetmaker, 49 Bon-accord-street 175 NEW ABERDEEN. [WAR WAT
Warrack, Charles, commissary clerk department, Record Office, 84 King-street
„, David, baker, 5, h. 7 Chapel-street James, commission merchant, 34 Marischal-street, k. 124 Crown-street Mrs. Robert, 84 King-street „„ and Daniel, wrights, 92 John- street James, of Warrack and Daniel, 7 Charlotte-street Warren, John, surveyor, G.P.O., 2 Alford-place „~~™ Miss, dressmaker, 41 Huntly-street Warrander, W. R., baker, 19 North-street, h. 59 Longacre Watkins, Alexander, manufacturer (Broadford Works), 3 Broad - ford Watson, Alexander, bookseller, 28 Summer-street m Alexander, spirit dealer, 109, h. 107 Gallowgate
, Alexander, criminal officer, Commercial-court, 58 Castle-st. Archibald, cashier (Broadford Works), 6 Rosemount-terrace Loch-st. l^, George, general blacksmith and beam maker, 45 George, 68 Bon-accord-street George, cart and plough wright, 184, /*. 165 West North st. „* George, saw-trimmer, Windmillbrae, h. 46 Dee-street ™ James, broker, 62 East North-street James, broker, 72 Gallowgate James, watch and clock maker, 17, h. 20 St. Nicholas-st. James, tea and spirit merchant, 26, h. 24 Woolmanhill ™^ John, sergeant of police, 264 George-street
. John, tailor, 20 Netherkirkgate, h. Yeats-court ,„„ John, secretary (Aberdeen Fire and Life Assurance Co.), Rotunda-place, Ferryhill John (Watson and Son), 3 Summer-street V™, Patrick, grocer and spirit dealer, 35 Bon-accord-street ™. Robert, builder, Nelson-street Robert, general merchant and broker, 40 and 44 East-North- street
„ and Son, stonecutters, 262 Union-street, h. 3 Summer-st. ,™„~. William, W.S., sheriff-substitute, 25 Dee-street William (of Calcutta), 9 Union-place „_ Mrs, register office, Jopp's-court, 40 Broad-street, and 11 Queen-street Mrs., provision dealer, 6 Mounthooly Union-row , Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 26 ~* Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 46 Dee-street ^ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 165 West North-street Watt, Alexander, writer (Murray and M'Combie), 1 Shorebrae ,„„ Archibald, teacher of music, 126 Chapel-street ™ George, shipmaster (Brigand), 61 Commerce-street George, feuar, 67 Causewayend George, slater (successor to James Smith), 13 Carmelite-st. „^ James, spirit dealer, 258 George-street WAT "WEI] NEW ABERDEEN. 176
Watt, John, leather-dealer, currier, and shoe manufacturer, 1 and h. St. 3, 5 Paul-street ; currying shop, 57 George-street John, advocate, clerk to the General Session, and keeper of the register of marriages for the city of Aberdeen, 2 Correction-wynd, h. 66 Schoolhill
. John, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 49 Castle-street ~ John, writer (Jopp and Shand), 31 Gallowgate, h. 5 St. Paul-street ~~ — John, Record Office, 83 King-street . J. and W., rope and twine makers, 167 George-street Kenneth, shoemaker, 6 South Silver-street Samuel, carter, 20 Dee-street William, grocer, 94 Gallowgate William, slater, Spa-street, h. 7 Skene-street 1 Mrs. Alexander, lodgings, 17 Denburn-terrace \
. Mrs. M., ginger-beer and porter dealer, Correction-wynd, h. 47 Green
, Miss, spirit dealer, 1 York-street Wattie, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Steps of Gilcomston ~~.— Joseph, gardener, Newfield, Skene-square, h. Carnation-field Waugh, Samuel, hardware merchant, 50 and 51 Market-gallery Webster, Alexander, advocate (Alexander and John Webster), 42 King-street Alexander, senior, 28 Catherine- street Alexander and John, advocates, office, 42 King-street John, advocate (Alex, and John Webster), 31 King-street John, live stock canvasser (Aberdeen Railway), 7 Constitu- tion-street John, manager (Gilcomston Brewerj'), h. at the works John, baker, 43 Green, h. 13 Carmelite-street
' ~. John, wright, 21 Huntly-street * J. and D., tea, wine, and spirit dealers, 57 Broad-street Thomas, late merchant, 42 Victoria-place , William, baker and confectioner, 4, h. 6 Skene -terrace
-. . Mrs. Robert, lodgings, 7 Garvock-street Mrs. Lieutenant William, 48 Chapel-street Mrs., lodgings, 8 Commerce-street ~~— Mrs., merchant, 41 Market-gallery Mrs., spirit dealer (Loch-street Tavern), 21 Loch-street Mrs., lodgings, 64 Union-street
—, — Mrs., sick-nurse, 34 North Broadford Misses, 29 East North-street
. Agnes, Miss, teacher, (West Parish School), h. 54 Char- lotte-street
Weighhouse, Quay ; John Duncan, tacksman Weir, George, tailor, Farquhar's-court, 17 Upperkirkgate John, master of Deaf and Dumb Institution, 31 Belmont-st. —~~ Robert, spirit merchant, 70J Gallowgate ™ Mrs., 6 Canal-street 177 NEW ABERDEEN. [WEL WIL
Welch, James B., manager, Power-looms (Broadforcl Works), 88 Skene- square Misses, dressmakers, 20 North Broadford Wemyss, Mrs., Springbank- terrace West-end Academy, 216 Union-street Wesleyan Minister, 44 Constitution-street Westland, James, manager (North of Scotland Bank), King-st. James, boot and shoemaker, 58 Shiprow Mrs., 32 Skene-street West of England Fire and Life Office; A. and J. Cadenhead, ad- vocates, agents, 9 Huxter-row Adelphi- West of Scotland Guarantee Society ; R. R. Notman, 24 court, agent West Parish School, 185 George-street Wharton, James, spirit dealer, 5 Regent- quay Whitecross, William, Custom-house-agent, 27 Crown-street Mrs., sick-nurse, 95 Chapel-street White, Alexander (White and Hutcheon), 102 Union-street ,_ and Hutcheon, wholesale and retail silk mercers, shawl merchants, and general drapers, 123 Union-street „„. James, merchant, 61 Bon-accord-street James, flesher, 88 New-market, h. Millbank James, grocer and spirit dealer, 35 East North-street ™.~~. J., 61 Bon-accord-street John F., merchant, 107, li. 127 King-street Mrs. William, 127 King-street ™ Mrs. James, 61 Bon-accord-street Whitnell, Edward, hardware and stationary shop, 25 North-gallery, New-market, h. 86 George-street for J. Cock- Whyte, Alexander B. (of Simpson and Whyte) ; agent burn and Campbell, wine merchants, Edinburgh, h. 19 Union- place David (late tanner), 27 Victoria-street-west Whyte), 52 Dee-street . John (Simpson and John, advocate (Yeats and Whyte), 52 Dee-street Patrick, tobacco and snuff manufacturer, 30, h. 28 Broad-st. Misses (Ladies' Boarding and Day School), 250 Union-st, Wigham, Anthony, 5 Caroline-place, Maybank Miss, 33 North Broadford Wight, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 45 St. Andrew-street Wilkin, John, cooper, 13 Virginia-street Will, James, M.D., 11 King-street „„. John (late mail-guard), 40 Bon-accord-street warerooms, 123^ i Thomas, hosiery, carpet, and upholstery and 125 Union-street, h, 3 West Craibstone-street
. Thomas, 2 St. Mary's- place Willans, Samuel, manufacturer and stoneware merchant, 170 Gal- lowgate, h. Friendlybank, Mounthooly Willet, John, resident engineer (Aberdeen Railway), 86J Crown- street WIL—WIL] NEW ABERDEEN. 178
Williams, Charles, commission merchant, 35 Marischal-street James, and Sons, coopers and fishcurers, 13 Virginia-street Robert, cooper, 13 Virginia-street William, commission merchant, 35 Marischal-street William, rr~r grocer and house agent, 14 St. Andrew-street Williamson, Alexander, baker, l,h.2 Catto-square Alexander, Granitehill, formerly Cairncry George, flesher, 44 New-market, h. Rubislaw Harvey, druggist, 143 Union-street James, carver and gilder, 6 Carmelite-street James, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 13 West North-st. k. 64 Longacre James, flesher, 49 Market, h. Cornhill John, flesher, 5 Market, h. Rubislaw John, 40 Market, h. Kinmuhdy Skene Joseph, M.D., 29 Adelphi-court Peter, druggist, 141, h. 143 Union-street and Simpson, candlemakers and tallow-chandlers, 46 Vic- toria-place . William, M.D., 239 Union-street W am flesher 3 Summer-street, rl!!! ' > h. 19 Prince Regent-st, William, flesher, 36 Market, h. Granitehill Mrs. B., 239 Union-street Mrs. John, flesher, 15 Market —. — Miss, 14 Chapel- street T Willock, Robert S., temperance commercial hotel and lodaino-s 56 Union-street to ° ' Willot, Capt. G. T., 43 Dee-street Willox, Mrs. William, 48 Woolmanhill Mrs., 36 Union- street Wills, Alexander (of Smith and Wills), 83 Ramage-court, Broad- street Wilson, Alexander, shoe-shop, 9 Broad-street, h, Cruden's-court, 22 Broad-street —~~* Alexander, 3 Dee-place ~~ Andrew, — bookbinder, and stationer, 20, h. 18 Marischal-st. —~~. Charles, letter-carrier, 3 CarnegieYbrae Charles, flesher, 4 East North-street ~ David H, missionary (South Parish), 75 Chapel-street David, silk and woollen dyer, scourer, cloth fuller, and dresser; dye-works and waulk-mill, Innes-street; shop, 5 St. Nicholas-street, h. 10 John-street George, artist, 75 Union-street George, tailor, 188 Gallowgate George, shore-porter, 18 Shiprow George, seaman, 10 Blackfriars-street Hugh, confectioner, 47 Regent-quay J. A., bookseller and stationer, 20, h. 19 Upperkirkgate Rev. James H., 27 Castle- street — 179 NEW ABERDEEN. [WIL "VVOO
Wilson, James, late shipmaster, 44 York-street James, lodgings, 52 Chapel-street
^ „ John, bookbinder, 20 Marischal-street _, Rev. John (North Parish), North Lodge, King-street John K. (W. Smith, jun), Newbridge, Hardgate John, shore-porter, 18 Shiprow Peter, flesher, 34 Market, h. 35 St. Nicholas-street William, gardener, Mile-end, Holburn-street William, boot and shoemaker, 168 North-street Robert, bookseller, 34 Schoolhill, h. Froghall ^ Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 47 Upper-denburn Mrs. Robert, grocer, Newbridge Mrs. William, 90 Union -street Mrs., lodgings, 7 Black's-buildings ^ Mrs., grocer, Dee Village Mrs., lodgings, 15 St. Andrew-street
. Mrs., lodgings, 26 Summer-street Miss, 16 Dee-street Miss, teacher (Day School), 54 Causewayend
. Miss, milliner, 75 Chapel-street ^^ Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 12 Spa-street Winchester, Charles, advocate, 171 Crown-street John, principal servant of St. Paul's, 61 Gallowgate Winks, Ronald, West Thistle-street Winlaw, James, jun., ship and insurance-broker, and coal mer- chant, 11 J Regent-quay, h. 104 Gallowgate Winton, John, tea and spirit dealer, 17 Causewayend
. Mrs., 48 Summer-street
Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company ; Adam and
Anderson, agents in Britain ; writing chambers, 75 Union-street Wise, Alexander, hairdresser, 2 Commerce-street Wisely, George, worsted manufacturer, 7 Castle-street, A. 9 Breb- ner's-court, Castle-street Wishart, Alexander, builder, 64 Gerrard-street
Alexander, flesher, 46 Market, Ji. 24 Correction-wynd Daniel, shipmaster, 45 Constitution-street David, furniture dealer, 59, h. 75 Gallowgate James, master-joiner (Hall and Sons), 47 Wellington-street „ John, 37 Wales-street-market Joseph, organ-builder, 24 Young-street „ William, flesher, 8 Wales-street-market, h. 24 Correction- wynd Wolff and Co., dealers in fancy goods, 1, 2, and 3 Market Gallery Wood and Co., London Piano-forte and Music Saloon, 187 Union- street „,„ David, dealer in worsted stockings, &c, 55 Commerce-street -~„.v~ George, agent, 43 Dee-street — ,~~ James S., shoemaker, Holburn-street WOO YOU] NEW ABERDEEN. 180
Wood, John, gardener, Damside, Gilcomston
, John, surgeon, 31 Bon-accord-street
. Robert, boot and shoemaker, 3 Crown-street, h. 7 St. Mary's- place
„ . William, bootmaker and leather cutter, 78 George-street ™ Mrs. Joseph, lodgings, 19 Union-terrace „~— Mrs. John, 16| Constitution-street „~„™ Miss Ann, dressmaker, 260 George-street Wragg, P. P., commission merchant, 46, h. 48 Queen-street Wright, Alexander, vintner, Burnett's-close, Exchequer-row ~ David, Maryculter foot post, 3 Littlejohn-street
.—~~ James, writer (J. D. Milne), 54 Union-street, h. Twin Cot- tage,. Holburn-street . James, stonecutter, Polished Granite and Marble Works, 112 John-street, h. 8 South Constitution-street ~™~— John, gardener, Pitmuxton ~~.~~ Thomas, wood merchant, Marywell-bank ™™ Mrs. Peter, 1 1 Porthill Wyllie, David, cashier (Aberdeen Bank), 2 Marischal-street ~~— David, and Son, booksellers to the Queen, Prince Albert, and Duchess of Kent, public library, 111 Union-street ™,~. James (of D. Wyllie and Son), 73 Dee-street John, tailor, 42 Queen-street Wyness, Andrew, flesher, 16 New-market, h. 4 Donald's-court, 9choolhill ~™™~ John, rope and twine manufacturer, Millbank Mrs., lodgings, 13 Skene-terrace
Yeats, Alexander, accountant, 123^ Union-street, h. 47 Schoolhill —™. and Flockhart, advocates, 84 King-street —,— George, silk mercer, 87 Union-street, h. 149 South Crown- street
1 John (of Yeats and Flockhart), 25 Union -place
, . Peter, boot and shoemaker, 115 George-street ~~™ Thomas, flesher, 37 New-market, h. 232 George-street ~ William, advocate (Yeats and Whyte), 46 King-street —~~, and Whyte, advocates, 48 King-street —.™ Margaret, sick-nurse, 85 Woolmanhill Yeoman, Alexander, day patrol, 2 Castle-lane and York London Fire, Life, and Annuity Office ; William Gordon, advocate, agent, 14 Adelphi Youden, Alexander, night patrol, 2 Castle-lane Stephen, Inland Revenue officer, Glenburn, h. Morningfield Young, Alexander, spirit dealer, 84 St. Andrew-street ™~— David, riddle maker, Millbank-lane
—..—. David, porter, Railway Office, Market-street
.— .— George, ropemaker, 2 St. Clement-street ™„~„ James and David, teachers of music, Yeats-court, Nether- kirkgate 181 NEW ABERDEEN. [YOU YUN
Young, James (late inspector of police, London), Twin Cottage, Holburn-street „™ John, musical-instrument maker, 32 Netherkirkgate William, shipmaster, 4 Affleck-street
. William, baker, 28 Hardweir
„ , Miss, 25 Bon-accord-terrace Miss, 2 Golden-square Youngson, Robert, shipmaster, 3 James-street William, cabinetmaker, 20 Marywell-street ™ Mrs. Major, 29 Bon -accord- terrace „~ Miss M. A., matron (House of Refuge), 45 Guestrow Yule, Alexander, general and furnishing ironmonger, 14 Union- street, k. 13 Huxter-row
. George, grain-merchant, 152 Crown-street James, grain merchant, 77 Skene-street, grain loft, 18 Princes-street William, grocer and spirit dealer, 165 Gallowgate Mrs., lodgings, 18 Silver-street Yunnie, William, house carpenter, Blackfriars-street, h. 73 St. Andrew-street MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL
OLD ABERDEEN.
Provost,* Professor GEORGE FERGUSON.
Dr. Gordon Dr. Robert Daun Professor David Thomson Mr. Alexander Stables, Merchant
MERCHANT COUNCILLORS.
Treasurer, „»«„.*, Mr. Thomas Leask.
Captain L. X. Leslie Dr. Fyfe Dr. Robert Poison Dr. Hercules Scott Mr. Alexander Stables, Jun. Mr. George Grub Mr. Robert Dyce. Alexander Nicol, Esq.
TRADES COUNCILLORS.
Mr. James Jaffray, Weaver Mr. William Jamieson, Shoemaker „ William Smith, Tailor „ George Smith, Blacksmith ., William Laws, Wright „ William Smith, Blacksmith.
Treasurer,„„ ™. Mr. Thomas Leask Pro- Fiscal, , ™ „ Alexander Stronach, Advocate
Town Clerk,* ,„ ,, James Nicol, Advocate Officers, .~~.™ ,«, Messrs. George Charles and John Thorn OLD ABERDEEN.
Adam, John, gardener, 4 Chanonry Adams, James (Editor of "Herald"), 2 Chanonry William, tailor, 46 Spittal Miss, 21 College-bounds Aiken, George, grocer, 49 High-street Mrs., lodgings, 15 College-bounds Airth, Stephen, boot and shoemaker, 26 Spittal Alexander, Mrs. Charles, Donbank-cottage Allan, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 83 High-street, h. 4 Chanonry £ George, Brick-kilns Allen, George, flesher, 2 Don-street „, John, hairdresser, 102 High-street Anderson, Rev. Alexander, rector of Gymnasium, 7 Chanonry Alexander, farmer, Culny's-wynd Mrs. G., superintendent, Female Penitentiary, 28 Spittal Annand, Miss, 30 College-bounds Arthur, James, blacksmith, King-street-road
Baillie, Mrs., dressmaker, 90 High-street Bannerman, Mrs. Dr., 8 Chanonry Bain, John, Seaton-gate Beaton, Peter, boot and shoemaker, 9 College- bounds Brown, A. G., 113 High-street Begg, John, sub-janitor, King's College Mrs. Alexander, 98 High-street Boddie, David, teacher, Free Church School Borthwick, Charles, shipmaster, 7 High- street Buchan, Miss, of Auchmacoy, 16 Chanonry Burnett, Miss, of Kemnay, 70 High-street Burr, Peter, manager, Seaton brick and tile works
Campbell, Roderick, vintner, Seaton-gate Catto, Miss, 104 High-street Charles, George, tailor, funeral and occasional waiter, High-street William, painter and glazier, 86 High-street Chisholm, Alexander, 89 High -street CLA GER] OLD ABERDEEN. 184
Clapperton, Mrs. Dr., 29 College-bounds Christie, John, flourmiller, 48 High-street Clark, Alexander, sexton (St. Peter's Cemetery";, h. Lodge, King- street-road Alexander, cooper, Don-street ,™— James, cooper, Don-street John, 37 High-street Robert, painter and paper-hanger, Don-street Mrs. George, baker, 79 High-street Connon, Robert, gardener, Brick-kilns Mrs., lodgings, 10 College-bounds
Cooper, Mrs , 15 College-bounds Cormack, George, portrait and miniature painter, 16 College- bounds Coutts, Miss, dressmaker, 35 Don-street Cowie, John, teacher (Parochial School), 5 New-street Cromar, Mrs. David, feuar, 89 Spittal Cruickshank, John, manufacturer, 23 College-bounds
Daun, Robert, M.D., deputy inspector-general of hospitals; The Priory, 16 Chanonry Dawson, John G., writer, The Hill Deans, William, manufacturer, and keeper of the trades' mort- clothes, 50 Spittal Downie, Charles, carter, and Old Aberdeen carrier, 30 High-street Dunn, Joseph, brewer, 26 High-street Dunbar, Duncan, manufacturer, Don-street ~ James, night-watchman, Don-street Duncan, William, carter, Spittal William, flesher, Spittal —„~. Mrs. John, 20 Spittal Durie, Charles, lodgings, 30 High-street
Edersheim, Rev. Alfred, 45 High-street Edmund, William, 22 College-bounds Ewen, Mrs., lodgings, 58 Spittal
Ferguson, George, A.M., professor of Humanity, King's College, h. 11 College-bounds Findlay, Mrs. James, lodgings, 6 College-bounds Forbes, Mrs. Arthur, 10 Chanonry Fraser, George, 80 Spittal Fyfe, Andrew, M.D., professor of Chemistry, King's College, h. 34 College-bounds —„~. Thomas, road contractor, Bridge of Don
Gall, Mrs., lodgings, 19 College-bounds George, Charles (of Oswald, George, and Co.), 11 Chanonry Gerrard, Misses, 6 Chanonry 185 OLD ABERDEEN. [GIB—LEA
Gibb, William, boot and shoemaker, 9 College-bounds Mrs., midwife, 9 College-bounds Gilchrist, Alfred, Bridge of Don School
Gill, Mrs , lodgings, 92 Spittal Glover, Thomas, chief-officer, preventive station, Bridge of Don Gordon, James, M.D., 110 High-street Grant, Alexander, farmer, 74 High- street „~ Duncan, lodgings, 97 Spittal „~™. Robert, farmer, 67 High-street Gray, Mrs., feuar, lodgings, 63 Spittal Grub and Clark, boot and shoemakers, 13 College-bounds
Hall, Robert, Inland Revenue Officer, Rose Cottage Hay, Lord James, of Seaton, Seaton-house- Mrs., vintner, Love-lane, Spittal Hector, Mrs., lodgings, 79 Spittal
Henderson, Mrs , lodgings, 8 High-street Hutcheson, James, Don-street Hutton, Mrs. Charles, 1 Love-lane, Spittal
Irvine, Francis, M.D., 15 High-street
Jack, William, D.D., principal of King's College, h. 37 College- bounds Jaffray, James, grocer, Seaton- gate Miss, 48 Don-street Jamieson, William, shoemaker, College-lane Johnston, John, grocer, Old Bridge of Don, and at Donview John, steward, 15 Spittal ~ John, jun., 15 Spittal Miss, dressmaker, 25 Spittal ™,— Miss Jane, lodgings, 96 Spittal
Keith, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 57 Spittal Kemlo, Gideon, miller, Don Mills Kemp, James, manufacturer, 20 Don-street Kennedy, Samuel, Don-tavern, New Bridge of Don Kilgour, James, lodgings, King-street-road John, sexton, Church-gate Kynoch, Ninian, grocer, spirit dealer, and clerk to St. Peters churchyard, 64 Spittal William, farmer and feuar, 1 Market-lane
Laws, William, cartwright, King-street-road Lawson, F., blacksmith, 2, h. 4 Seaton-gate — ,~~ John, farmer, 24 High-street Lawrance, William, carter, High-street Leask, John, session-clerk, and rector of Grammar School, h. Sea- bank LEA NIC] OLD ABERDEEN. 186
Leask, Thomas, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 16, h. 17 High-st. Mrs., lodgings, 82 Spittal Mrs., vintner, King-street Leighlon, John, builder and lodgings, Orchard Cottage Leith, George, weaver, East Back-road Leslie, Captain L. X., 14th regiment, H.P., Tillydrone Hugh Fraser, of Powis, Powis-house William, shoemaker, King-street-road „~— Miss, Don- street Linton, William, mason, High-street Lyell, Mrs., lodgings, 12 College-bounds
M'Donald, David, haberdasher, 63 Spittal M'Farlane, Thomas, vintner, Red Lion, Spittal M'Innes, Mrs., lodgings, 10 College-bounds M'Kenzie, Duncan, feuar, 27 Spittal MacGhie, Miss, seminary, High-street Mackie, Charles, cattle-dealer, 37 Don-street „™— Peter, carter, 15 College bounds „™— William, farmer, Seaton-gate M'Killigan, Alexander, gardener, 98 Spittal Maclean, William, clerk (Railway Office), 56 Spittal M'Lennan, John, toll-keeper, New Bridge of Don M'Tavish, Henry, feuar, lodgings, 59 Spittal Macleod, Miss, 71 High-street Macpherson, Dr. H., sub-principal and professor of Greek, King's College, h. 30 College-bounds Macrobie, Peter, farmer, Sunnyside Massie, Joseph, shoemaker, 49 Spittal
™~—. William, salmon fisher, New Bridge of Don Mellis, Peter, manager (Smith, Irvine, and Co.), 76 Spittal Melvin, Alexander, carter, High-street James, farmer, High- street Michael, James, carter, 6 Spittal Millar, Alex., road overseer, Buchan district, East Back-road Milne, George, gardener, 46 High-street James, feuar, 29 College-bounds —~— James, painter, 28 College- bounds „~„™ John, cart and plough-wright, Seaton-gate Mitchell's Hospital, 9 Chanonry
~~—. Mrs., feuar, 20 Spittal Mollison, Mrs. James, lodgings, 19 College-bounds Morrison, Willidm, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Balgownie road, Bridge of Don Murray, Miss, 27 College-bounds
Nicol, Alexander, shipowner, Seaton-farm Leslie, sexton, Church-gate Lewis, mason, 104 High-street ,
187 OLD ABERDEEN. [NIC SMI
Nicol, William, overseer, salmon fishings, Bridge of Don
Paton, Misses, of Grandliolm, Sunnybank Penitentiary, Female, 28 Spittal; Mrs. Anderson, superintendent Pickthorn, Lieutenant John, R N., 63 High-street Pittendrigh, John, Bridge of Don Tavern Poison, John, innkeeper, 3 New-street „™ Robert L., M.D., surgeon, 3 High-street Post Office, Receiving, 43 High-street Primerose, Mrs. George, 61 Don-street
Rae, John, grocer, King-street-road
. Alexander, farmer, King-street-road Ramage, George, teacher, Bell's School, King-street-road Reid, Alexander, gardener, Tillydrone, Seaton Mrs., lodgings, 12 College-bounds „™~™ Mary, teacher, Donmouth Cottage Rennie, Alexander, salmon fisher, Bridgefield-house Richmond, Thomas, late inspecting commander (Coast Guard), 63 Don-street Robbie, Donald, lodgings, 98 Spittal Robertson, Alexander, Balgownie Lodge
. George, Mains of Seaton Ross, James, sheriff-officer, 44 High-street J., teacher of music, 8 College-bounds „~.„,~ Robert, surgeon and apothecary (Post Office), 43 High-st. Ruxton, David, manager, brick and tile work
Scott, Andrew, professor of Hebrew; King's College King's , Hercules, LL.D., professor of Moral Philosophy, College, h. at College
. Miss, lodgings, 94 Spittal Shand, George, Lady's Mill Shearer, Mrs., lodgings, 15 College-bounds Simpson, Andrew, wright, 30 College-bounds John, tea and spirit dealer, 108 High-street Smart, William, gardener, 39 Spittal Smith, A., grocer, 59 High-street
, A., gardener, h. and seed-shop, King-street-road ,„. George, blacksmith, King-street-road
„, . Irvine, and Co., brewers, 18 High-street „~ James, tailor and grocer, 25 College-bounds
. . John, boot and shoemaker, 48 High-street John, sacrist, King's College — John, feuar, Old Bridge of Don Rev. Robert, Old Machar Church, 14 Chanonry „™ Robert, steward, 94 Spittal William, farrier, King-street-road —.„^ William, tea and spirit dealer, 87 High -street STA WOO] OLD ABERDEEN. 188
Stables, A., jun., clerk, h. 112 High-street ™ Alex, and Son, grocers and spirit merchants, 112 High-street George, vintner, 102 High-street Stephen, William, shipmaster, Orchard-house Stevenson, James, Seaton-gate Stewart, William, grocer, 25 Spittal Stirling, William, farmer, 10 High-street Stott, James, gardener, Seaton-gate Strachan, Hugh, vintner, 2 Don-street
—,— Walter, steward, 40 Spittal Straith, Misses, dressmakers, 6 College-bounds ™ Mrs., midwife, 28 College-bounds Sutherland, John, Viewton-place Robert, farmer and feuar, 70 Spittal Swanson, Miss, 57 Don-street
Taylor, James, tailor, Don-street Robert, shoemaker, 47 High-street —™. Robert, rope and twine manufacturer, Froghall-lane ,™— Miss, lodgings, 26 College-bounds Thom, John, sen., sheriff-officer, 43 Don-street
, John, jun., constable and sheriff-officer, 4 College-bounds —~™ William, mason, 66 High-street Thomson, David, professor of Natural Philosophy, King's College, h. 13 College-bounds James, grocer and spirit dealer, 30 High-street Torbet, Mrs., lodgings, 50 Spittal Trail, James, carter, 5 Spittal Turreff, Gavin, clerk, 18 Don-street
Valentine, James, reporter to Aberdeen Journal, Love-lane houses, Spittal
Watt, Alexander, 24 Spittal John, Mains of Seaton ™ William, wright, lodgings, 60 Spittal Miss, stewardess (Sovereign), 60 Spittal Wetherspoon, George, painter, 95 Spittal Willox, Mrs., Mary Cottage, King-street-road Wilson, George, 59 High-street
, A., merchant, 45 High-street Wood, Rev. James George, Old Machar Church, 5 Chanonry Miss, governess, Mitchell's Hospital, 9 Chanonry WOODSIDE.
Adam, Charles, farmer, Hilton-house Allan, Miss, Tanfield-house Anderson, George, blacksmith, Grandholm, h. I Mary-place, Don- Street
Baixlie, George, keeper of the keys of the Don subscription fire- engine, 21 Don-street Barker, John, and Sons, manufacturers,'Gordon's-mills Barron, Wm., boot and shoemaker, 67 Barron-street, h. 104 Had) den-street Beattie, Andrew, leather dealer, boot and shoemaker, 142, h. 140 Hadden- street Beverley, A., blacksmith, Backhill of Hilton Black, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 59, h. 57 Barron-street Booth, William, tinsmith, 34 Hadden-street Mrs., midwife, 36 Wellington-street Brown, David, blacksmith, 9 lladden-street Buyers, Bev. William, Hilton-house
Caird, William, mason, 11 Grandholm-street Calder, Peter, shoemaker, 4. h. 6 Queen-street Catto, George, merchant, 45 Hadden-street ,~~ James, farmer, Lower Cotton William, farmer, Persley Clark, Alexander, farmer, Hayfield John, teacher (Catholic School), Tanfield-walk
Corken, James, feuar, 1 Don-street Curtis, T. A. (Leys, Masson, & Co.), Grandholm-cottage Cowie, William, grocer, 134 Hadden-street ^. Mrs. Alexander, 23 Wellington-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 1-34 Hadden-street Cruickshank, James, grocer, 115 Hadden-street
Diack, James, cowfeeder, 32 Gaelic- lane Donald, Andrew, stabler, 10 Wellington-street Duguid, Alexander, carter, 48 Canal-terrace DUN—HOS] woodside. 190
Duncan, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 143, h. 145 Hadden- street -~~™~ John, boot and shoemaker, 127 Hadden-street Durward, Andrew, merchant, 127 Barron-street
Ferrier, A., & Co., manufacturers, 33 Hadden-street Fettes, David, boot and shoemaker, 233 Barron-street Finwick, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 121 Hadden-street Fisher, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 31 Wellington-street Forbes, M. C, merchant, 110 Hadden- street ~~— Rev. Robert, Free Church Manse Fraser, Miss, teacher, 56 Canal-terrace French, Peter, cowfeeder, 12 Bairnshall-lane Fullerton, John (Johnstone and Fullerton), 33 School-lane
Gibson, Miss, dressmaker, 131 Hadden-street Gilchrist, Isaac, M.D., Newplace, Queen-street Gill, James, mason, 233 Barron-street Glass, Alex., general merchant and circulating library, 69 and 71 Hadden-street —~™ John, millwright, h. 121 Hadden-street Gordon, C, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 68 Hadden-street Barron, & Co., cotton spinners, manufacturers, and bleachers, Woodside Works ™ Miss, lodgings, 12 Wellington-street Grant, Alex., gardener, Grandholm-cottage
—. — Captain John, 24th Foot, H.P., Woodside-house —.— George, cashier, Grandholm, k. 13 Don-terrace Patrick, gardener, 235 Barron-street Miss, dressmaker, 70 Hadden-street Gray, Alex., toll-keeper, Kittybrewster toll William, grocer and clothier, 2, h. 4 Hadden-street Greig, William, carter, 17 Hadden-street Gunn, John, contractor, 5 Barron-street
Hadden, Alex. (Leys, Masson, and Co.), Grandholm-lodge Hall, Miss, teacher, 50 Canal-terrace Hardie, James, watchmaker and postmaster, 114, h. 112 Hadden- street Harper, Alexander, overseer, Woodside-lodge Harvey, James, 12 Summer-street Hector, Thomas, grocer, 153, h. 155 Hadden-street Henderson, John, druggist, 138, h. 120 Hadden-street ,~~ — Matthew, farmer, Smithfield —„~~v William, farmer, Hilton-bank
— .—. Miss, teacher, 120 Hadden-street Hepburn, Garden, tailor, 116 Hadden-street Hobbs, David, precentor, 10 Summer-street Hoskin, John, feuar, 83 Barron-street 191 woodside. [HUN—PET
Hunter, Alexander, precentor (Free Church), 1 Mary-place, Don- street
Ironside, James, vintner, 301 Barron-street
Jack, William, merchant, 47 Barron-street Jamieson, Francis, boot and shoemaker, 62 Hadden -street Johnston and Fullerton, builders and timber merchants, 18 Had- den-street William, (of Johnston and Fullerton), 18 Hadden- street Joss, William, baker, 146 Hadden-street
Kelman, Miss, teacher, 127 Hadden-street Kempt, Irvine, 50 Hadden-street
r. John, gas overseer, Lower Middlefield Kerr, Miss, teacher, 152 Hadden-street Laing, Rev. James B. (Cotton Chapel), 105 Hadden-street Lawson, Joseph, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 85 Barron-street Leslie, William, vintner, Gordon's-mills Lessel, Mrs., Tanfield-house Leys, Masson, and Co., manufacturers, Grandholm Lindsay, Mrs. Colonel, Grandholm Cottage
M'Donald, David, boot and shoemaker, 26 Hadden-street „~» James, grocer and spirit dealer, 76 Barron-street Robert, apothecary, 67, h. 65 Hadden-street M'Gregor, Alexander, shoemaker, 1 Tanfieldwalk ,~~~~*. Duncan, print-cutter, 8 Canal-side M'Kenzie, Mrs., midwife, 70 Hadden-street M'Leod, Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 44 Barron-street, h. 2 Canal-street M'Pherson, Miss, corn extractor, Honey Cottage, 61 Canal-terrace Matthews, Mrs., grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 28, h. 26 Don-street Melvin, John, mason, 9 Hadden-street Michie, Alexander, teacher and session clerk (Free Church), k. Carnation-lodge Milne, George, clerk, Gordon's-mills John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Hayton Miss, Millbank, 40 Canal-terrace Morgan, Patrick, clerk, 10 Summer-street Munro, Charles, boot and shoemaker, 92 Hadden-street ™_ George, boot and shoemaker, 121 Barron-street Murray, Robert, grocer and clothier, 148, h. 150 Hadden-street
— .— William, flesher, 149, h. 147 Hadden-street
Nicol, William, wright, 90, h. 92 Hadden-street
Peacock, Thomas, Ivy Cottage, Canal-terrace Peterkin, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 15 Hadden-street PHI—TAY] woodside. 192
Philip, John, overseer, Grandholm, h. Persley Ploughman, Ann, merchant, 49 Hadden-street Poole, Richard, M.D., F.R.C.P. Edinburgh, Upper Middlefield- house, establisliment for ladies and gentlemen labouring under mental diseases
Reid, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 21 Hadden-street Rennie, Robert, grocer, 1 Barron-street —„~ Miss, clothier and haberdasher, 1 Barron-street
Riach, Mrs., grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 6, k. 8 Hadden-street . Riddel, James, Kittybrewster tavern Ritchie, Duncan, beadle, funeral waiter, and letter carrier, 112 Hadden-street Robb, James, boot and shoemaker, 151 Barron-street Robertson, George, farmer, Rosehill William, grocer, 52 Barron-street
„—..—. Mrs. W., grocer, 169, k. 171 Barron-street Rose, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 4 Barron-street Ross, Charles, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, ironmonger, &c, 137 Hadden-street, h. Primrose Cottage Donald, leather dealer, boot and shoemaker, 127 Barron-st. —„™ Kenneth, feuar, 26 Gaelic-lane
Scott, David, slater, 10 School-lane Francis, feuar, 19 Gaelic-lane John, mason, Hyton-road, Gordon's Mills
, William, farmer, Don-terrace Scroggie, John, wright, 28 Hadden-street Seton, Alex., 150 Hadden-street Sheret, James, grocer 181 Barron-street Sheriffs, John, tailor, 66 Hadden-street Shivas, John, contractor, 239 Barron-street Spence, Thomas, merchant, 46 Barron-street Skinner, George, flesher, 53, h. 58 Hadden-street ™. James, flesher, 48, h. 43 Hadden-street Smith, Charles, mason, 1 Don-street ™ John, gardener, Bairnshall-lane Stevenson, James, grocer, Gordon's-mills Steven, Charles, clothier and grocer, 85 Hadden-street Mrs., baker and confectioner, 100, h. 98 Hadden-street Sutherland, Hugh, manager, Grandholm Works, h. 14 Don- terrace Stewart, Alex., grocer and spirit dealer, 29 Gaelic-lane Hugh, boot and shoemaker, 62 Hadden-street, h. 10 King- street
Hugh, beadle, Parish Church, li. 8 King-street ~~ John (Stewart, Rowell, and Co.), Cotton lodge
Taylor, James, farmer and grocer, 145, h. 147 Barron-street James, gardener, 15 Wellington-street 193 woodside. [TAY—YOU
Taylor, James, jun., farmer, Middlefield John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 213 Barron -street Troup, Mrs., Newseat, 10 Pirie's-lane, Wellington-street
Urquhart, Mi6s, dressmaker, 122 Hadden-street
Walker, George, tailor, 73 Barron-street Wallis, Rev. James, Woodside, h. 112 Hadden-street Warrack, Mrs., baker, 36 and 38 Barron-street Watson, George, engineer, Grandholm Works Watt, Alexander, gig-boat house John, plumber (Grandholm Works), 54 Hadden-street Alexander, grocer, 45 Wellington-street Wight, John, baker, 46, h. 44 Hadden-street Williamson, Alexander, Granitehill, Cairncry Wilson, David, grocer, 129 Hadden-street
Young, James, carter, 18 Wellington-street Youngson, Peter, sen., bleacher, Gordon's-mills Peter, jun., manager, Gordon's-mills 1
ALPHABETICAL LIST
STREETS, SQUARES. LANES, COURTS, &c.
REFERENCES TO THEIR SITUATIONS,
Containing the Names previously given in Alphabetical Order.
ACADEMY STREET. 23 Moir and Brown, wine-merchants .. James Steel, M.D. From Dee-street to Crown-street. 24 Robert R. Notman, accountant
. . M'Kenzie and Mathews, architects 28 D. Chalmers and Co,, printers, &c. ADELPHI, 29 Joseph Williamson, M.D. 30 George Mann, Tailor Between 49 and 51 Union-street. .. James Stewart, flesher 32 James Cassie, artist, 3 William Walker, grocer, &c. .. Walter Gray 7 A. Batten, agent .. Alexander Rust, commission agent iO Henry Liffen, hotel
1 William F. Ogg, advocate 12 David Mitchell, advocate ADELPHI LANE, .. James Bryce, advocate 13 Aberdeen Journal Office From Market -street to Adelphi-court. .. David Chalmers, printer
.. Chalmers and Co. do. &c. John Smith, coffee-rooms
.. James Chalmers (D. C. and Co.) I. Machray and Co., wine-merchants .. John Chalmers (do-) A. Batten, commission-agent 14 William Gordon, advocate William Ritchie, spirit-dealer
.. Robert Brown, wine merchant
. . William Hunter, advocate 15— 16 Douglas Edwards commission AFFLECK PLACE, agent 17 James Wallace, inspector of poor Froai Marywell-street to Affleck-street. 18 Francis Ogston, M.D. 19 Thomas Ruxton, advocate 2 Andrew Affleck
20 A. Pirie and Sons, paper manufact. . . William Anderson 22- Francis Edmond, advocate 3 Robert Brown, timber merchant ..
STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 195
AFFLECK STREET, 11 W. Cooper, (of P. and C.) .. W. Connon, merchant From Crown-street to Harbour. 12 William C. Hunter of Tillery 14 Captain A. S. Fisher of Murcar
1 Robert Collie, fancy warehouse 15 Captain Craigie 2 Mrs. Innes 16 George Marquis, accountant.
.. Samuel Martin, hatter 17 Mrs. Millar 3 John Low, baker .. James A. Millar, advocate 4 William Young, shipmaster 18 Mrs. M'Keuzie of Glack 5 Mrs. Dauney 19 Benjamin Reid, seedsman 6 Charles Bushby 20 James Laing, ironmonger 9 James Anderson, grocer ALFORD PLACE. ALBERT STREET, To Albyn -place from Union-place. From Waverley-place to Carden-place.
1 Miss Simpson Thomas Ruxton, advocate 2 John Warren, surveyor, G.P.O. 13 Mrs. Leslie 3 Miss Dalrymple 15 Rev. John Adam 4 George Rennie, shipmaster 17 Alex. Paterson, M.D. 5 John Smith, late of Rotterdam
19 William M'Kinnon, ironmonger f! George Simpson, corkcutter
.. Lauchlan M'Kinnon, advocate ANN STREET. ALBION STREET, From Maberly-street to Huteheon-st. From Park-street to Links. 35 John Lawrence, slater
1 Mrs. King, provision seller
1 2 William Peebles 23 William Stott, spirit dealer ANNAND'S COURT,
30 James-street. ALBION COURT, Miss Burgess, dressmaker, &c. 18 Castle-street. Miss Catto, dressmaker
ALBYN PLACE, BACK WYND.
West from Alford-place. From Union-street to Schoolhill.
1 Miss Robertson of Balgownie 5 John Ritchie, saddler 2 James Boyn M'Combie, advocate 6 George Walker, post-horte-master 3 Misses Cumine of Rattray 7 John Ritchie, saddler 4 Misses Black .. Miss M'Kenzie 5 Francis Edmond, advocate 11 Peter Ellis, spirit-dealer 6 Captain A. D. Fordyce, R.N., M.P. 15 Thomas Gordon, stabler 7 Miss Bannerman .. John M'Hardy, blacksmith, &c. .. Thomas Bannerman 35 James Strachan, late bookseller
.. George Bannerman 8 Female Orphan Asylum
.. Miss Allerdice, matron, do. BALMORAL PLACE,
. Miss Shaw, teacher, do.
. Miss Condach, do. South from Holburn-plaee. 9 James Brebner, advocate 10 Alex. Morrice, (of W. M'K. & Co.) Alexander Gerrard, teacher ;
196 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
Mrs. Forsyth BELMONT STREET, John Anderson, grocer. &c. From Union-street to SchoolhilS,
BALTIC STREET, 5 Mrs. Andrew Tawse 7 George Sutherland, surgeon From Prince Kegent-street to Links, .. A. Abel, advocate
.. Mrs. John Sutherland
6 James Mearns .. James Ferguson, advocate
.. Isaac Merchant, shipmaster .. John Ferguson, do. 9 William Templeton, M.D. II Misses Grant of Monymusk BANK OF SCOTLAND COURT, 13 Dr. Neil Sutherland 15 Mrs. Ludovick Grant 35 Castle Street. 17 George J. Nicol, M.D. 20 William Ross, advocate Arthur Thomson, agent, Bank of Scot- 22 Adam Thomson, flesher land, &c. 23— 25 Newell Burnett, advocate, &c. .. Thomas Barnett, do. 24 Misses Gibson, milliners, &c. BANK STREET, .. Mrs. Gardiner 25 James Garioch, writer From South Crown-street to Welling- .. John Petrie, writer
ton-road. . . Sasine and Income Tax Office Duncan Reid, clerk Miss Laurie, dressmaker 27 Basil Fisher John M'Condach, manager, Tory Brick .. Miss Fisher Works 30 Peter Ewen, town-sergeant John Goldie 31 Deaf and Dumb Institution Robt. Forsyth of Devanah Comb-work 32 James Ewing,*funeral-waiter John Eargitt, do. do. 35 Mrs. Major Mitchell of Ashgrove Peter Hume 41 James Melvin, LL.D. James Jamieson, mason 43 C. Fyfe, agent David Laurie, Devanah Comb-work 45 Lewis Smith, bookseller John Sutherland, grocer & spirit dealer
BARNETT'S CLOSE, BELMONT STREET, (LITTLE),
From Guestrow to Flourmillbrae. From Belmont-street to Back-wynd.
2 Alexander Nicol, cooper 2 Lockhart & Salmond, confectioners 6 Joseph Butler, flesher 5 Miss Ross, dressmaker 7 George Michie, cooper and fishcurer 6 John Johnston, stabler A. & J. Pirrie, blacksmiths 7 Mrs. Murray, lodgings .. Mrs. Gray, lodgings 8 James Emslie, dentist BEATTIE'S COURT,
102 Gallowgate. BERRY LANE, George Henry, flesher Mrs. Cruickshank, lodgings From Gallowgate to Loch-street. Robert Mitchell, lock and hinge-maker
1 Mrs. Ross, draper, Sic.
.. Mrs. Grant, lodgings BEATTIES'fJ.) COURT, 16 Alexander Smith, spirit dealer 28 William Clyne and Sons, curriers 101 Gallowgate. 29 George M'Kay, spirit dealer 1
STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 197
BLACK'S BUILDINGS, 3 Alexander Mackie, china-merchant 3^ John Lamb, plumber From Woolmanhill to Spa- street. 3J Alex. Mowat, woollen-manufac. &c. 9 E. Bruce, milliner
1 Andrew Sutherland and Sons, manu- .. Miss Robertson, teacher facturers 10 George Wilson, seaman 2 Andrew Sutherland, jun., manufact. 13 Joseph Lawrence, funeral- waiter 4 Miss Hird, milliner .. Mrs. Low, dressmaker 5 John Booth, watchmaker 14 William Collie, wright, &c. 6 William Cay, house carpenter 18 Robert Hay, grocer
.. William Alexander, house carpenter 20 Miss Alexander, lodgings
.. William Anderson, merchant .. Walter Smith, wright
. . Mrs. Bisset, sick nurse 24 W. Mearns, plasterer 7 Mrs. Wilson, lodgings .. W. Smith, wright
.. Mrs. Milne .. Peter Gillan, last-maker .. H. Jackson, M.D. 27 Mrs. Cruiekshank
8 Charles Begg, piano-forte tuner . . William Bird, clerk
1 James Anderson, grocer 41 Mrs. Fyfe, dressmaker 12 W. and W. Morrison, flesbers 47 Peter Gillan, last-maker 13 James Craig (of J. Craig and Co.) .. William Younie, house-carpenter
.. Mrs. Hunter, dressmaker
.. Robert N. Anderson, town -sergeant 14 Alexander Cruiekshank, grocer BLAIKIE'S (PROVOST) QUAY,
South side of Harbour. BURN COURT, Commercial Co. 44 Upperklrbgate. Lime Co. A. and F. Manuelle, stone-merchants 3 Mrs. Coutts, lodgings A. Leslie and Co., boiler-makers G. Milne and Co., wood-merchants
BURNETT'S CLOSE,
5 Exchequer-row. BLAIRTON LANE,
S James Gillespie, cottage hotel From Broad-street to Guestrow. 12 Mrs. Bridgeford, vintner
1 William Clark, teacher 2 Broad-street Academy BURR'S COURT, 3 David Mollison, spirit dealer 5 William Kelman, tailor 152 Gallowgate.
BURSAR'S COURT, BON-ACCORD LANE,
61 Castle-street. From Dee-street to Bon-accord-street.
Richard Maitland, spirit dealer BLACKFRIARS STREET, William Mollison, teacher Mrs. M'Lean, grocer From Woolmanhill to St. Andrew-st. William Holmes, cooper William Holmes, jun.
1 Alexander Hay William Shirer, clerk
. . Mrs. Strachan, sick-nurse William Low, builder .. James Hay Robert Paul, artist 2 Joseph Johnston, umbrella-manu- John Paul, jun., plasterer facturer William Robertson, wright R 2 1.
198 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
BON-ACCORD ROW, Mrs. John Henderson Daniel Laird, (of J. and L.) From Union -place to Bon- accord- John M'Donald, bookseller terrace. John Reid, teacher Mrs. M'Kay John Wood, surgeon James Clark, clothier BON-ACCORD SQUARE. Patrick Watson, grocer John Will, late mail-guard From East to West Craibstone-street. Miss Shepherd Alexander Ogilvie, upholsterer 2 James F. Beattie, land-surveyor, &c. Miss Ferguson
. . Miss More Alex. Thorn, Belgian Consul 3 George Elmslie Rev. Patrick Cheyne 4 Miss Gill William Forsyth, mail-guard 5 Alexander Cadenhead, advocate Mrs. James Falconer .. George Cadenhead, advocate Mrs. Shand, sick-nurse .. John Cadenhead, advocate James Smith, cabinetmaker 6 Mrs. William Gibbon Miss Smith, dressmaker 7 Alexander M'Donald (of M'Donald Miss Wallace, staymaker and Leslie) John Gray, clerk 8 Misses Skene Miss Grant 9 William Brown, inland revenue John Keith (Pratt and Keith) 10 Mrs. R. Morrice Robert Mearns, builder 1 William Gordon, sharebroker Mrs. Mearns, lodgings 13 Rev. W. R. Pirie, D,D, Mrs. Robert Mantach 15 Alexander Simpson William Simpson, advocate, &c. William Moir, writer Mrs. Gordon William Simpson, advocate, &c; BANNERMILL STREET, William Hutcheon (of W. and H.) James White, merchant From Summer-lane to the Links. Mrs. James White D. G. Cattanach, advocate
1 Andrew Ritchie, shipmaster James Giles, R.S.A.
2 James Longmuir, shipmaster John Fraser ( of J. F. and Son) 3 Charles Robertson, blacksmith William Pirie
.. Alexander Walker, shipmaster Lieut. A. Wales, R.N. .. William Burgess George Watson, late merchant Miss Allan Mrs. Andrew Gall, lodgings Mrs. William M'Kenzie BON-ACCORD STREET, Miss Stewart Miss Allan From Union-street to Springbank- Miss Smith terrace. John Airth Alexander Ross, advocate 1 Pat. and Alex. Davidson, advocates William Reid (J. D. and Co.) 4 Laing and Melvin, coachmakers, &c. William L. Reid, advocate 5 J, Campbell, post-horse-master, &c. -81 James Ireland, baker 7 John Campbell, surgeon Rev. James M'Laggan 9 Henry Thomson (S. N. Co.) Mrs. Collie, Lodgings 11 Mrs. Captain Wade, lodgings A. D. Scott 13 Chas. S. Laidlaw (of F. and L.) Misses Stewart
.. John Saunders William Brown, builder 14 John Dempster Miss Smith
. Miss Alcock Mrs. A. Smith of Blackhills 17 John Avery, printer Mrs. George Garden 18 Mrs. D. Souter STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 199
BON-ACCORD TERRACE, BREBNER'S COURT,
From Bon-accord-row. 84 Shiprow.
4 John Walker, late merchant James Collie, tidewaiter
.. James Walker, fancy merchant Thomas Rutherford, carver 6 James O. Haig, manager William Caie, shore-porter 8 Mrs. Dr. Farquharson Mrs. H. Smith 9 John Tocher, tailor 10 Mrs. A. Paterson 14 John Drummond, h. BROAD STREET, 16 John Fyfe, brushmaker 18 Hugh Sutherland (Stephen & Suth- From Union- street to Gallowgate and erland) Upperkirkgate. 20 Captain Raynes 21 Misses Allardyce George Shepherd, bookseller 22 John Brebner, contractor Arthur King, printer 23 Misses Forbes of Echt Alexander Henderson, bookbinder 24 Mrs. Ligertwood James Connon, clothier 25 Miss Young Hugh Ross, jun., haberdasher 26 Misses Nicholson of Olenbervie J. Fredrick and Co. h. 2j .. Mrs. B. Nicholson Andrew J. Cameron, advocate 27 Patrick Davidson (P. and A. D.) Fraser & Glennie, furnishing tailors 29 Mrs. Major Youngson David Rust, clothier 30 Wm Sawyers, collector of Customs James Walker, Aberdeen Fancy 31 Mrs. Colonel Sinclair Warehouse 32 Thomas Blaikie (J. Blaikie & Sons) Alexander Wilson, shoe shop 35 Mrs. Leslie James Duguid and Co., Clothiers .. Alexander Leslie Alex. Findlay, boot and shoemaker 36 Mrs. General Dyce William Black, jun., wine merchant E. & R. Spence, boot manufacturers Robert Thompson, furnishing tailor James Taylor, bootmaker BOTHWELL COURT, Mrs. Taylor, midwife George Clark, and Son, wholesale 25 Justice-street. booksellers, &c. John and Wm. Grant, clothiers, &c. George Bothwell, candle manufacturer Alex. Findlay, boot & shoemaker John Booth, berthmaster James A. Reid John Paterson William Russel, bookseller James Robertson, haircutter Alexander Crombie, fruit merchant Alexander Crombie, fruit mercht. h. BOURTIE'S COURT. Wm. Johnston (of J. and L.) Charles King, tailor 19 Upperkirkgate. Mrs. Innes, lodgings Miss Innes, dressmaker Miss Geddes, lodgings R. J. Elmslie, auctioneer, &c. Miss Hay, sick nurse Duncan Scott, shoemaker Poors Hospital tor Boys Charles Coutts, druggist James Robertson, haircutter George Simpson, corkcutter Pat. Whyte, tobacco manufacturer BREBNER'S COURT, John Rhind, commission agent William Stephen, baker 9 Castle-street. Mrs. Bowie, lodgings Pat. Whyte, tobacco manufacturer John Rough, corn extractor, &c. William Stephen, baker George Wisely, hosier John Bothwell, bootmaker 200 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
34 William Ross, Ironmonger BROADFORD, .. James Stephen, ironmonger 35 Peter Raeburn, baker North West of George-street. 36 William L. J affray, shoe shop
37 William Jack, shoemaker 1 George Martin, grocer Burge, hat manufacturer William fiesher 38 A. 1 J Smith,
• 39 Alexander Lyon, leather dealer . . Alex. Ogilvie, manufacturer 40 George Maitland, agent for Blackie 2j Joseph Norries, wright and Son 3 Alex. Watkins, manufacturer .. Armstrong and Co., tea and coffee 4 James Riddel, writer merchants .. John Davidson 42 William Diach, merchant .. W. Cormack, tailor 43 John Hall, merchant 5 North Broadford Bread Co. 44 Wm. Davidson and Co., merchants 6 Alexander Craig 46 John Bothwell, shoemaker .. John Gernlo, merchant .. A. Burge, hat manufacturer .. Basil M'Killiam (B. & W. M K.) 47 J. & J. Fleming, hardware merchts. 8 William Stuart, road surveyor 48 William Brand, watchmaker .. James Jarvis, hosier 49 Mrs. Howie, lodgings 9 John Garioch, hairdresser 53 James Thomson, shoemaker 11 John Murray, tobacconist 54 B. & W. M'Killiam, confectioners 13 John M'Donald, grocer 57 J. and D. Webster, grocers 14 John Martin, grocer
59 William M'Pherson, bookseller .. Miss Martin, dressmaker 60 Peter Crombie, jeweller 18 Joseph Rowell, sen. 62 George Smith, bootmaker 20 John Legge 63 Peter Straton, leather dealer .. Misses Welsh, dressmaker 64 James Ingram, tailor 21 Robert Craig, spirit dealer .. Miss Ingram, dressmaker 24 William Forsyth, feuar 66 John Lunan, stationer 26 W. Mathews, tea dealer 67 William Inglis, baker 27 Alex. Gray, late merchant 68 A. H. Piggie, tailor 28 Rev. Andrew Dickie
. . John Duncan, writer 29 Miss Fyfe, grocer
.. George Sangster, jeweller 30 Misses Hunter
. . James Martin, plasterer 33 Mrs. Glennie
.. William Shaw, carpenter .. Mrs. Wigham 69 Miss M'Kenzie, dressmaker 34 Samuel Geddes, grocer 70 Alex, Cumming, wine merchant 35 William Crawford, flaxdresser
71 Geo. Cormack, furniture dealer . . John Porter, feuar 72 David Wright, bookseller 73 Janet Taylor, stoneware merchant 74 Mrs. John Mitchell 75 J. T. M'Kay and Co., jewellers BROADFORD PLACE, 76 Robert Hughes, engraver
.. W. M'Pherson, bookseller From George-street to Broadford 79 Buchanston Mill Warehouse Works. 80 William French, jun., grocer 81 George Sangster, jeweller 6 H. Gilfillan 82 John Cooper, sacrist, Marischal Col- .. David Thomson, overseer .. John Colvin, porter, do. [lege 8 Hugh Fraser, draper 84 A. Singer, agent 10 James Kinnear
. . John Forbes 12 A. Duthie 85 John Forsyth, leather merchant
.. Alex. Henderson, bookbinder, h. 85j James Taylor, hairdresser 86 John Forbes, tea merchant, &c. BROADFORD LANE. 89 H. Gordon & Co., ironmongers, &c. 90 John Smith, druggist From Broadford to Causewayend-road. 91 Wm. Hunter, clerk 92 Leslie Cruickshank, merchant James Berry, gardener STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 201
BRUCE'S COURT, CARDEN PLACE,
20 Loch-street. From Skene-road to Rubislaw.
2 William Henderson, builder CANAL TERRACE, 3 John Keith (Town & County Bank) 4 Miss Cumming From Virginia-street to Garvock-street .. John D. Milne, jun., advocate 5 Thomas Melville, jun., ironmonger 3 Alexander C. Matthew, surgeon 6 Rev. D. Simpson 4 Walter Hood, shipbuilder 7 Rev. John Thompson 5 John Duthie, shipbuilder .. David M'Donald 6 John Dinnison, shipmaster 9 Rev. James C. M'Phail G£ Roderick Munro, shoemaker 11 James Matthews (of M'K & M.) 7 A. Maurice, shipmaster .. Andrew Ledingham, clerk 8 James Leslie, (Gas Light Co.) CARMELITE STREET, 9 William Black (Aberdeen Commer- cial Co.) From Green to Trinity-street. 10 James Sim, shipmaster
12 D. Gordon Stuart, fishcurer 1 John Matthew, merchant 2 Charles Calder, spirit dealer, &c.,/i. 4 George Runcy, M D. .. Alexander Martin, agent CANAL STREET, G Alexander M'Pherson, broker 7 Mrs. William Ledingham From Mounthooly Bridge to Froghall .. Andrew Ledingham, clerk Bridge. .. James Williamson, carver and gilder 7j W. and A. Hogg, Wrights 3 Miss Jane Sangster 8 Miss Hay, dressmaker
4 Patrick Ironside, clerk .. Mrs. Hay, sick-nurse
.. Robert Laiug, shoemaker .. William Thorn, dyer 6 Mrs. Wier .. Alexander Clark, shipmaster .. Rev. A. Stuart, city missionary 9 Thomas Jamieson, wright 7 Angus Ross 11 William Stevenson, bookseller .. Robert Reid .. Alexander Stevenson, bookseller
8 Miss Gordon .. Mrs. Stevenson, midwife 9 Alexander Hutcheon 13 Robert lnnes, fishmonger 10 W. Harp .. John Webster, baker 11 Mrs. James Brechin .. George Watt, slater 13 Alexander Robb 14 Benjamin Esson 18 William Reid, vintner 20 Peter Hogg, tinplate worker CANAL LANE, CARMELITE LANE,
From Canal-terrace to Summer-lane. From Fisher-row to Trinity-street.
1 Aberdeen Soda Water Co. 7 Alexander Hutcheon, upholsterer
2 James Law, carter .. George More, house carpenter
.. Robert Eddie, brewer .. John Mathieson, cabinetmaker 11 William Fraser, spirit dealer
CANDLEMAKER'S COURT, CARNEGIE'S BRAE,
46, Gallowgate. From Netberkirkgate to Green.
John Scott, chimney sweep 2 Farquharson Paterson, spirit dealer 202 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
3 Farquharson Paterson, spirit dealer 36 Alexander Cumming, spirit dealer
. . Charles Wilson, letter carrier 38 John Angus, advocate, &c. 4 John Taylor, spirit dealer 41 James Roy, shoemaker 8 "William Muil, painter 42 National Bank of Scotland's Branch
. . North of Scotland Gazette Office
. . James Fraser, candlemaker .. William Bennett, printer CAKOLINE PLACE, .. Alexander Gordon, advocate .. Alexander Chivas, advocate, &c.
From Skene- square to Hutcheon-street. .. Joseph Nicol
. . John Fraser, clerk, Town & County 2 W. Walker, treasurer Royal In- Bank firmary, and Lunatic Asylum 43 John A. Findlay, druggist 3 William Barker (of J- B. & Sons) 43J John Smith, cabinetmaker 4 Rev. James Stirling 44 Alexander Davidson, grocer 5 Anthony Wigham 45 Peter Rafferty, merchant 6 David Gill (of F. and G.) 46 James Daniel & Co., printers .. Miss Ogston 47 Robert Smollet 49 John Watt, grocer 50 Mrs. Hill, lodgings
CASTLE STREET, .. William Seller, confectioner 52 James Berry, watchmaker, &c. From Union-street, to Justice-street 53 Aberdeen Banking Company and Castlebrae. 54 George Cornwall, printer .. E. M. Cornwall, lithographer Geo. Adam and Co., tailors, &c. .. Joseph R. Cornwall, printer
Geo. Wisely, worsted manufacturer . . William Bain, banker John Duncan, advocate 55 Hugh Fraser, china merchant Geo. Davidson, bookseller 56 R. Barclay, Superintendent of Police
Fraser L. Johnston, grocer .. Alexander Meston, advocate Alexander M'Donald 56 D. G. Cattanach, advocate Murray & Grant, confectioners 57 Forsjth & Elmslie, chemists, &c. William Rough, commission agent 58 James Collie, advocate
Geo. Stirling, grocer . . William Robison, advocate
Daniel M'Bean, cabinetmaker .. Mrs. Singer, lodgings
James Tough, spirit dealer .. A. Watson, criminal officer Alexander Sutherland, grocer 59 and 60 Ferryhill Mill Warehouse
William Cruickshank, grocer .. Robert Kemp, grain merchant George Black, druggist 61 Mrs. Colviu, inn and lodgings John L. Hatt 62 Mrs. Alexander Bain, hotel J. Gallagher Miss Hatt Geo. Jessiman Vaccine Institution CASTLEBRAE, Smith & Murray, painter3 Aberdeen Ophthalmic Institution From Castle-street to Castle-lane. Aberdeen General Dispensary Rev. J. H. Wilson 2 Mrs. John Chivas Misses Robertson, teachers 4 James Coutts, surgeon Miss M'Kenzie 5 David Henderson, fishing tackle Miss Paterson, milliner and dress- maker
maker . . George Jaffray James M'Donald, cabinetmaker 6 James Johnstone, messenger-at- Charles Stewart, merchant arms Alexander Playfair, cabinetmaker Alexander Sim, accountant, Bank cf Scotland CASTLEHILL, Bank of Scotland's Branch (Arthur Thomson) From Castlebrae to Park-lane. .
STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 203
CASTLE LANE. 28 James Greig, spirit dealer 31 George Simpson, feuar
From Castlebrae to Fish-street. . . Peter Deverty, spirit dealer 33 Robert Connon, cart and plough- 2 Alexander Yeoman, day-patrol wright 3 David Mitchell, blacksmith 35 Arthur Shand, feuar
.. James Cossens, wright 43 George Laird, shoemaker 4 William Mitchell, wright 47 James Findlater, plasterer
.. Mrs. Smith 48 Alexander Anderson, cattle dealer 52 Mrs. M'Intosh, midwife 54 Miss Wilson, teacher STREET. CATHERINE 57 Davidson Lamb, feuar .. Alexander Adam, slater Causewayend to George- street. From 62 J. Dawson
.. Henry Brechen, moulder 1 Martin Samuel 63 William Bruce, builder 2 James Smith, (North of S. Gazette) .. Alex. Smith, blacksmith Hamac'e 8 John 65 William Walker, provision dealer 14 John Paterson, shoemaker 80 John Charles, mealseller 28 Alexander Cameron, mason . . William Adam, feuar 36 Alexander Adam, feuar 93 John Masson, grocer 40 Alexander Benton, flesher 94 George Brechin, provision seller R. Fotheringham, manufacturer G2 99 William Taylor, grocer 70 Mrs. Cay . . William Caie .. John Cruickshank 101 W. and R. Blaike 71 Robert Cruickshank, grocer 110 William Spark, jun. and Co, tinT 72 Miss Craig smiths 112 William Reith, builder CATTO SQUARE, .. Alexander Dow, heelmaker
Garvock's-wynd. CHAPEL STREET,
1 and 2 Alexander Williamson, baker 4 William Bennet, blacksmith From Union-place to Skene-street. 5 Andrew Sim, blacksmith 8 Robert Payne, sparmaker 1 Miss Mitchell 9 Mrs. Beggrie, midwife .. Mrs. Barron
1 1 George Craig 2 Mrs. Brechin, lodgings 13 Andrew Selbie, chainmaker 5 David Warrack 14 George Fraser 9 George Stephen, hairdresser 10 Mrs. William Donald 11 John Cruickshank, vintner CAUSEWAYEND. 12 Misses Smith of Birse 14 Miss Williamson
From Gallowgate to Gowanbrae. . . Miss Gilchrist, teacher 18 David Knox, painter
1 Alexander Christie, mealseller 19 William Barnett, blacksmith 2A Alex. Robertson, stoneware mercht. 20 John Kay, teacher 3 W. J. Baxter and Co., grocers .. Miss Kay, teacher 4 John Donald, blacksmith 21 A. Douglas, grocer 6£ George Smith, wright 26 William Ewen, builder 10 Robert Davidson, tailor 28 David Knox, painter 11 Alexander Nicholson, blacksmith 29 Thomas Baxter, baker 14 James Geddes, shoemaker 31 William Murray, brushmaker
17 John Winton, grocer . George Murray, tinplate worker 19 George M'Kenzie, grocer 34 William Milne, commission agent 22 Peter Cruickshank, tinsmith 39 Mrs. Paterson, lodgings 24 George Laird, shoemaker 41 Mrs. John Jamieson 27 Mrs. Roberts, midwife 42 George Gordon, late merchant 204 ALPHABETICAL LIST OP
42£ A. Ledingham, grocer 122 Alex. Jamieson, drill-master
44 Captain G. Innes .. Gordon and Pirie, fleshers .. James Spence, merchant 123 George Robertson, mason .. James Marshall, merchant .. James Brown, day patrol 46 George Paterson, painter 124 Geo. Graham, grocer 48 Mrs. Lieut. William Webster 49 Mrs. Milne .. George Milne, clerk CHAPEL STREET (LITTLE), .. Charles Milne, clerk 50 Mrs. Robert Finlason, lodgings From Chapel-street to Summer-street .. Mrs Leslie 51 Mrs. Captain Milne 3 Mrs. James Greig
. . Rev. John Mitchell, Holburn Church 4 John Mitchell, builder (of M, and R.) 52 William Leask, shipmaster .. John Cromar .. Thomas Baird, cabinetmaker .. Mrs. W. Ross 54 Mrs. Morrison 5 Robert Gray, P.O. .. George Baker, mail guard .. W. Murray, traveller, (J. D. & Co.) .. Mrs. Tytler 9 John Clapperton, gardener 55 Miss Henderson, teacher 11 Miss Finlay, lodgings
.. Mrs. John Argo .. J. Ledingham, bookseller .. John Ross, letter carrier .. Hugh Allan, cabinet-maker 59 Mary Mackie, sick-nurse 60 F. Cooper, grocer, &c. 65 John Cobban, plasterer CHAPEL LANE. .. Miss Mitchell, dressmaker 67 William Coutts, (of C. and G.) From Weighhouse-square to Shore- VI Mrs. P. Robertson brae. 72 Mrs. Thomson .. Miss Thomson William Donald, merchant 73 John Black, grocer William Campbell, spirit dealer 75 Miss Wilson, milliner
.. D. H. Wilson, missionary, south parish CHAPEL COURT, 77 Thomas B. Gibson, merchant 79 Wm. Thompson, railway contractor 61 Gallowgate. 84 John Campbell, shoemaker 85 William Moir, tailor Hamilton Franklin, clerk to St. Paul's 86 Thomas Connel, cabinetmaker John Winchester, beadle to do.
. . Robert Porter, letter carrier Miss Mearns
.. David Troup, feuar Miss Knight 87 William Gibson, plasterer .. Robert Fraser, stamper, Post Office 89 William Smart, assistant inspector CHAPEL COURT, of poor of Old Machar
91 Mrs. Mitchell, midwife 1 Justice-street. .. Miss Smith, lodgings 93 George Alexander, cabinetmaker Charles M'Gregor, hosier 95 William Robertson, wright Rev. John Reid .. John Bance, shipmaster Alex. Gordon, quill manufacturer .. Mrs. Bance Rev. John Ritchie 97 Mrs. Blackhall, lodgings S9 Andrew Gibb, lithographer 100 Robert Adam, advocate CHARLES COURT, 102 Mrs. William Collie .. James Gray, teacher 40 Upperkirkgate. 104 Miss Angus, provision seller 108 William Jaffray, merchant Mrs. Duncan, lodgings 114 Mrs. Forrest, midwife Robert Ferguson, silk dyer 120 James Kelly, baker Peter Cameron, day patrol STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 205
CHARLES STREET, CHURCH STREET,
From Broadford to Causewayend. From Waterloo-street to St. Clement- street. 4 Alexander Chalmers, weaver
7 James T. Bonar, clerk 1 George Matthew, shipmaster 10 Walter Shepherd, feuar 3 George Milne, shipmaster 11 James Leighton, letter carrier 5 John Duthie, hairdresser .. John Fy vie, clerk, Tost Office 10 Adam Anderson, blockmaker .. James Leighton, jun. .. Alexander Riddel, overseer .. George Porter, shoemaker 12 Duthie Barclay, tailor
CHARLOTTE STREET, CLARENCE STREET,
From St. Andrew-street to John-street. From Waterloo-quay to Wellington-st.
1 Mrs. Gray, milliner 3 James M'Kenzie CLARK/S COURT, 4 Gordon Ellis, porter dealer .. Johnson Pirie, grocer 2 Upperkirkgate. .. William Pittendrigh, builder 5 Alexander Marshall, plumber Leslie Clark .. John Joss, provision merchant John Clark 6 Robert Campbell, timber merchant 7 Mrs. M'Combie .. Mrs. Tytler CLUNES' COURT* 33 George Thomson, teacher 35 John Fraser, builder 65 George-street. 52 John Beattie, stonecutter 54 James Stephen, ironmonger Infirmary Stables 55 A. Copland, slater .. James M'Pherson, manager COLLEGE STREET,
From Windmillbrae to Affleck-street. CHRONICLE LANE, John Black, wright From North-street to Mealmarket- John Collie, plasterer street. Joseph Kiloh, spirit dealer John Bell, cooper 2 William Tytler, cabinetmaker William Tough, grocer .. James Gordon, cooper William Smith, grocer 3 James M'Donald, cabinetmaker Alexander Ross, overseer 5 John Dixon, horse-shoer William Davidson, grocer 9 P. Green, horse-shoer Alex. Dunn, grocer 13 Mrs. Merchant Francis Livingston, grocer .. William Ross, funeral waiter John Black, wright 15 Lauchlan Grant, tailor William Morgan, grocer William Snowie, shipmaster Miss Benzies James Aitken, missionary CHRONICLE COURT, John Tevendale, inspector of poor Hogarth and Co., merchants 32 Broad-street and 10 Queen -street. John M'Neil D. Hogarth and Co., provision mev James Anderson, billiard rooms chants Alex. Nicol, turner David M Kenzie, superintendent Mrs. Johnston William Simpson, (of N. & S.) 1
206 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
COLLEGE COURT, 67 John M'Lean, clerk .. William Craigmile 82 Broad-street. 69 Alexander Falconer, spirit dealer 97 Mrs, Baxter, lodgings
COLLIE'S COURT, COMMERCE LANE. 28 Shiprow.
1 and 3 James Gillanders, sexton Alexander Collie, slater 3 Miss Gillanders James Simpson, day patrol
COMMERCIAL COURT, COLLIE'S COURT, 58 Castle-street. 60 Gallowgate James Davidson, shore-porter Wm. Elmsiie, druggist COMMERCE STREET, Wm. Robison, advocate John Stott, tailor From Quay to Park-lane. Andrew Florence, night police clerk
2 Alexander Wise, hairdresser 3 John Cock, provision merchant COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS. 6 Alexander Eddie, baker 7 Thomas Jaffrey & Son, merchants From 107 to 123 Union-street. 8 A. Ed*die, baker .. Mrs. Webster, lodgings 9 James Linklater, shipmaster CONCERT COURT, 10 Alexander Fraser 12 William Milne, grocer Between 10 and 12 Broad-street. 13 John Dunn, shipmaster
18 W. H. Bruce, shipmaster 1 John Mather, commission agent .. Bobsrt Jamieson, shipmaster 2 Mrs. Anderson 22 Jonathan Mess, corn merchant 5 James Davie, musicseller, &c. 23 Alexander Craig, shipmaster .. W. Hunter, commission agent .. Peter Craig, shipmaster Alex. Bothwell, confectioner 27 John Buvness, merchant W. G. Duthie, tailor 30 William Smith, blacksmith John Ewing, tailor
.. Captain Geo. Strachan, (brig New Mrs. Stevenson, lodgings Frederick) 41 William Cooper, dyer 43 Robert Buthley, shipmaster CONSTITUTION STREET,
. . Mathew Bullinara, shipmaster 45 Alex. M. Levie, druggist From Park-street to Links. 46 John Sangster, druggist
47 Alexander Craigmile, grocer, &c. 1 John Martin, shipmaster
48 George Johnson, customs .. Alexander Martin
.. John Sangster, druggist 3 James Buyers (Aberdeen Rope and 49 Alexander Craigmile, grocer, &c. Sail Co.) 50 Alexander Rainnie, builder, &c. 5 Geo. Morrison, clerk 53 Robert Donald, shipmaster 6 George Levie, shipmaster
.. John Brunton, shipmaster 7 John Webster, clerk 55 David Wood, carpenter 9 Alexander Imlay
57 William Kidd, spirit dealer 1 George C. Mackay, clerk 61 William Dillon, moulder .. Miss Strachan
. . George Watt, shipmaster .. Miss Mathers
.. William Fletcher, shipmaster 12 Alex. Mellis, town sergeant 65 Robert Mitchell, shoemaker 13 George Angus of Tillicorthy .
strep:ts, squares, &c. 207
13 John Petrie, writer COOPERSTON PLACE, 15 Mrs. John Morrison
.. John Morrison, accountant From Holburn-street to Cooperston-
.. George Morrison, M.D. buildings. 1G Wm. Milne (of Marr and Milne) 1GA John Finlayson, (Herald Office) 18 Alexander Forsyth
.. George Forsyth CORRECTION WYND, 22 James Allan, cook (City of London) .. John Allan, advocate From St. Nicholas-street to Green. 23 Rev. James Fraser, of St. Clement's 24 James Ligertwood, grocer 1 John M'Quarrie, tailor and clothier
.. Alexander Longmuir, shipmaster 2 R. S. Farquhar, advocate
26 Thomas Howling, shipmaster . . John Watt, advocate
.. William Walker 4 A. Farquhar, land-surveyor 27 William Bennett, printer .. John Ligertwood, advocate 28 Benjamin Robertson, shipmaster .. Edward Wagstaff, writer .. David Bruce, shipmaster 5 Alex. Nicol, coachman, Lord Forbe&
29 George Duncan, agent . Robert Crombie, guard, Lord Forbes 31 Alexander Buchan, shoemaker 6 Miss Robertson, milliner 33 James Black (Milne, Cruden & Co.) 7 and 8 David Alexander, boot and 35 George Topp shoemaker 37 William Clark 9 Joseph Coffton, spirit dealer 38 Charles Walker, commission agent 12 James Ledingham, teacher 39 James Munro, shipmaster 13 James Duffus, confectioner .. James Munro, jun. .. Miss Reid, dressmaker 41 James Taylor 14 A. Cummings, merchant 42 George Lowry 15 James Kiloh, tailor 13 David M'Donald 16 Mrs. Durie, vintner -14 Rev. John Hannah 17 Mrs. M. Watt, ginger- beer brewer 45 D. Wishart, shipmaster 22 Mrs. Watson, spirit dealer
.. Mrs. William J affray 24 Alexander Wishart 46 Alexander Leslie, shipmaster
.. Misses Leslie, milliners 47 John Strachan, shipmaster 48 Mrs. Hunter COURAGE'S COURT, 49 Alexander Fraser, merchant 2 Weighhouse-square.
CONSTITUTION ST, (SOUTH.)
1 Charles Robertson, ironmonger COWGATE, 7 James Dow, mason .. Alexander Frater From Justice -street to Park-street. 8 James Wiight, stonecutter
,. John Ross, assistant commissary of ordnance CRAIBSTONE STREET (EAST).
COOPER'S COURT, From Bon-aceord-street to Bon-ac- cord-square 26 Netherkirkgate. 2 Mrs. John Simpson Alexander Cooper, cooper 3 John B. Milne (Wm. Milne & Son) 4 James Dyce, late druggist 5 Mrs. Panton COOPERSTON BUILDINGS. 6 James F. Beattie, land-surveyor 7 John Galen, M.D. From Cooperston-place to Toll bar. 1 )
208 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
CRAIBSTONE STREET (WEST.) 7 Misses Keith, dressmakers 8 John Senter, shoemaker From Bon-accord-terrace, to Bon- 9 George Paterson, painter accord-square. 10 Miss Scott 11 Robert Jamieson, M.D. 2 Mrs. Anderson, (late of Strichen) 12 Alexander Fyfe, shoemaker 3 Thomas Will, commercial traveller 13 A. M'Conochie. English Academy 4 Mrs. Alexander Morrice 15 George Glennie, baker 6 George Jamieson, jeweller 16 John MDonald, bookseller 8 Charles Stewart, of Stewart and .. George Chessar, bookseller Chivas 17 George Glennie, baker 19 Mrs. James Bi.-set, lodgings 21 Robert Sangster, flesher CRAIGIE STREET, 26 Rev. J. C. Brown 27 W. Whitecross, Custom-house-agent From George-street to Charlotte-street. 28 Alexander Lyell 67 Professor William Macgillivray
1 R. M'Kinlay 69 and 71 Alex. Martin, agent .. Mrs. Penman 71 Miss Kidson, teacher of music .. A. Smith, bookbinder 73 James Burgess (J. Black & Co. r .. A. Robertson,; baker 7. > Mrs. James Lumsden .. Mrs. Fullerton 77 Miss Forsyth 79 Mrs. Captain M'Donald ,. Mrs. Dr. Robertson CRAIGWELL PLACE, 81 John Fleming 82 Mrs. Alexander Galen From Skenc-street to Denburn-terracc. 83 Lambert Barron, advocate 84 John Greig, surgeon, R.N.
1 A. Scott, shoemaker 85 John Grant S James Cruickshank, bookseller 86J- John Willet, engineer .. John Cunningham, wright .. Mrs. Kemp, lodgings 87 John Stewart, advocate 89 Mrs. Duguid CROMBIE'S COURT, 91 Mrs. Robert Ross 93 Mrs John S. Gordon- 37 Park-street. 97 Miss Forbes of Echt 99 Dr. Thomas Smith 101 Mrs. James Keith CROOKED LANE, 103 John Mather, commission-agent 104 George Clerihew From St. Andrew-street to Loch-street. .. Francis Clerihew, advocate 106 Lachlan M'Kinnon, jun., advocate
1 Duncan M'Kenzie 108 Misses Fyfe, boarding school 2 John Reid, boiler maker 110 Peter Beveridge, manufacturer
5 Public Baths .. Robert Beveridge, surgeon G John Baxter, spirit dealer 111 Miss Davidson 7 John Baxter, tailor 112 Major J. H. Condell, (H.E.I.C.S) 8 Miss Morrice, dressmaker 113 Misses Turner of Turnerhall Congregational School 115 William Gray, tea-dealer 10 P. Elder, horse hirer 116 Alexander Taylor, woollen-draper
1 Thomas Skea's Inn 117 John Milne, confectioner 118 W. F. Ogg, advocate 119 John Mitchell, artist CROWN STREET, 120 John Jazdowzski, teacher, &c. 121 Miss M'Kinnon From Union-street to Bank- street. .. Miss Garden 122 John Bisset, grocer 3 Robert Wood, shoemaker 123 John Anderson, grocer, &c. S Logan & Co., piano-forte warerooms 124 William Bisset, (of J. and W. B.) STREETS, SQUARES, &C. '209
124 James Warrack, Record office CROWN COURT, 125 Alexander Duguid, merchant 126 William Robb, wright 36 Upperkirkgate. 127 James Forsyth, baker .. "William Esplin, goods manager, John Gray, officer of the West Church. (A. R. C.) 128 Rev. A. D. Davidson 129 James Forsyth, baker CRUDEN'S COURT, 130 Captain Ray, R.N. 132 James Catto, shoemaker 22 Broad-street. 134 Mrs. J. Reid .. Tm, Shepherd, confectioner Souter& Shepherd, wholesale druggists 145 James Garden, advocate Mrs. Mullet, commercial lodgings 147 George Sutherland, silk-mercer Miss Bowman, white seamstress 149 George Yeats, silk-mercer A. Wilson, shoemaker 151 William Cormack, merchant
. . Alexander Cormack, merchant 152 George Yule, corn-merchant CRUICKSHANK'S j(L.) COURT, 153 James Collie, advocate 154 James M'Aulay, inspector of taxes 91 Broad-street 154£ J. J. Kennedy, agent 155 Robert Kemp, grain-merchant Leslie Cruickshank, merchant 157 Peter Morison, Abdn. Lime Co. William Hunter, clerk 169 Mrs. Farquhar 171 Charles Winchester, advocate CRUICKSHANK'S (C.) COURT,
10 Shiprow. CROWN PLACE.
1 W. Allardyce, wine -merchant, &c. CRUICKSHANK'S COURT, 2 William Fraser 46 Shiprow.
CROWN PLACE (EAST). DANIEL'S COURT,
From Crown-street to Crown-terrace. 48 Castle-street.
1 Mrs. Dawson 2 Mrs. Thomson DAVIDSON'S COURT,
111 Gallowgate.
CROWN COURT, DEE STREET, Between 41 and 43 Union-street. From Union-street to Dee-place. John Avery, printer Mrs. Cassie, lace dealer 3 Thomas Shields, druggist George Inglis, wholesale grocer 4 George Russel, artist David Pirie, merchant, &c. .. William Russel, bookseller Duncan Reid, M.D. .. William Russel, confectioner Mrs. George Reid .. Mrs. Andrew Nicol Alexander Robb, tailor 5 William Henderson, painter John Gray, agent 7 Thomas M'Lean, baker David Reid, druggist 11 Miss Neish, dressmaker Law and Mathieson. furnishing tailors 13 Donald Brown, shoemaker Wm. Reid, N. of S. Bank 13£ John Marr, plumber s2 210 ALPHABETICAL LIST OP
15 Captain George Munro, staff-officer 72 John Hutchecn, upholsterer 16 Miss Wilson 73 James Wyllie (of D. Wyllie & Son) 20 Samuel Watt, carter 74 Miss Angus, of Botriphnie
.. George Garden, turnkey .. Mrs. James Taylor 22 Joseph Skea, veterinary-surgeon 75 Miss Davidson
.. Alex. Glegg (of G. and S.) 76 Miss Seaton 23 William Rettie (M. R. and Sons.) 77 Mrs. Smith of Glenmillan 24 Misses L. and F. Grant, milliners 78 Mrs. John Skinner
.. George Murray, clerk (Cadenhead, Barron, and Co y
25 Wm. Watson, W.S , Sheriff Substi- DEE PLACE, tute 26 Mrs. Ralph Gordon, lodgings From Marywell-street to Springbank.
.. Miss Ann Gordon, dressmaker 27 Miss Christie 1 James Berry, watchmaker, &c, h. 28 George Glegg (of Glegg and Sons) 2 Lieutenant A. Bell 29 George Sim, Aberdeen Bank 3 George Abernethy, engineer
.. Miss Morren 4 John H. Banks, surveyor of taxes 30 Mrs. Greace, lodgings 5 George Gray, merchant
.. Mrs. Captain Milne, lodgings 6 James Asher, agent 31 Jas. Shepherd (Souter & Shepherd) 7 John M'Laren 32 Mrs. Walker 33 George Jamieson, grocer 34 Thomas Duncan, marble-work DEE STREET (LOWER), 35 William Forsyth, druggist 37 James Allan & Sons, cabinetmakers From Trinity-street to Lower Denburn. 39 Robert P. Ross 41 William Duncan, teacher 42 James Allan and Sons, cabinet- DENBURN, manufacturers 43 George Wood, agent From Poynernookto Spa-street. 46 Thomas Duncan, stonecutter
.. George Watson, saw-trimmer 3 Alex. Duncan, criminal-officer 52 John Whyte (Simpson and Whyte) 6 Alex. Clerihew, teacher
.. John Whyte, advocate .. Donald Davidson, manufacturer 54 James Fraser (of J. F. and Co.) 10 John M'Kay, spirit dealer 55 Peter Mortimer, wood-merchant 19 William Tawse, tailor 56 George Grub, advocate 22 Mrs. Peter Mathieson
57 Rev. Archibald Storie, chaplain. .. Miss Mathieson, teacher Royal Infirmary 58 Miss Margaret Roy, dressmaker 59 Mrs. Melvin, lodgings DENBURN TERRACE, 60 George Inglis, wholesale-grocer .. William Inglis From Union-street bridge to Skene- 61 Mrs. Monro terrace. 62 Mrs. James Souter
63 Alexander Pearson, merchant 1 John Jamieson, clerk 64 Miss Dingwall Fordyce 2 W. Paterson, leather-merchant, &c. 65 Mrs. Kirkland 3 William Paterson
. . Absalom Poulter, late clothier 7 J. Bullock (J. B. and S ) .. Thomas Poulter, do. .. John Merson, writer 67 James Torrie, M.D. .. John Cattanach 68 Alex. Brown (Brown and Carr) 9 William Clark, teacher 09 Rev. John Murray, Free North .. George Cruickshank Church 11 John Ogston, wright 70 Rev. Hugh Hart 13 Alexander M'Kenzie, currier .. Miss Allan .. David Edward, funeral waiter 71 Henry Oswald, sharebroker 15 William Murdoch, cabinetmaker 72 James Walker, late coal-broker .. Miss Donald 1
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15 Mrs. William Smith, midwife 3 John Dunn, teacher 17 Mrs. Alexander Watt, lodgings .. James Kerr, painter
.. Miss Profat, teacher, Trinity School 4 Andrew Wyness, flesher 5 Mrs. Moir, register office 6 William Shirres, tin-plate-worker 7 James Moir, grocer DENBURN (UPPER), .. Walter Oliphant, commission agent
5 Mrs. Beattie, midwife 12 Andrew Still 20 Miss Reid DONALD'S CLOSE, 22 John Sutherland, grocer 47 Robert Wilson, grocer 14 Schoolhill. 51 Lewis Grant, grocer 56 John Murray, grocer Thomas Ross, sexton G5 Mrs. James Falconer, grocer 68 James Allan, baker 86 John Johnston, grocer DOWNIE'S COURT,
65 Broad-street.
DEVANHA PLACE, DRUM'S LANE, Ferryhill. From 26 Upperkirkgate to Loch -street. 4 George Saunders, merchant
.. David Saunders, cierk 1 Aberdeen Salt Cellar 5 John Grainger, contractor 3 John Tillery, foreman (F. and G.) 6 John Ligertwood, advocate 5 William Salmond, letter-carrier 7 Mrs. William Elgin .. Alexander Troup, tailor 8 William Fraser, surgeon DIAMOND STREET, .. William M'Leish, teacher 9 Alexander Brebner
From Union- street to Silver-street. 1 1 Herod Laing
.. Cecilia Brown
1 James Edmond, advocate .. Miss E. Milne, dressmaker 9 Miss King, lodgings 15 Peter Straton, leather-dealer .. Mrs. Keith, lodgings 17 Thomas Ogilvie, hat-manufacturer .. Mrs. Reid, lodgings
1 Alexander Colston, teacher of music .. Mrs. Colston, dressmaker DUNCAN"S COURT, 13 David Marshall, painter .. Robert Marshall, painter 45 Castle- street.
DUNCAN'S (D.) COURT, DIAMOND LANE, 120 Gallowgate. From Diamond- street to Silver-street. Porthill Schools
DONALD'S COURT, DUNCAN'S COURT,
20 Schoolhill and 16 Loch-street. 74 Gallowgate.
1 Alex. Speid, late merchant Miss Duncan 2 Mrs. Simpson, straw-bonnet-maker Miss Allardice 212 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
DUTHIE'S COURT, EMSLIE'S COURT,
45 Guestrow. 26 Gallowgate.
House of Refuge—A. Macbray, super- intendent EWEN'S COURT, Miss Youngson, matron James Tytler, porter 42 Gallowgate.
Alexander Adamson, tinsmith, h. Mrs. Cameron, midwife EAST NORTH STREET,
From King-street to Park-street. EXCHANGE COURT,
1 Joseph Meston 4 Charles Wilson, butcher Between 35 and 37 Union-street. 6 James Meston, grocer 7 George Brand, spirit dealer Brown and Carr, wholesale clothiers 8 William Anderson, North Church Wm. Cook, tailor and clothier officer Mrs. Robert Milne, stay-maker, &c. 10 Robert M'Leod, tinsmith Patrick Collie, merchant 12 John M'Leod, furniture- dealer 14 Mrs. Middleton 15 George Sim 16 Wm. Cruickshank, grocer EXCHEQUER ROW. 20 James Mutch, grocer 21 James Stewart, jun., spirit dealer From Castle- street to Shiprow. 22 James Dalgarno, mealseller
24 Benjamin Andrews, china-merchant 1 Charles Davidson, druggist 25 Mrs. G. Mason, dealer in old clothes 4 Mrs. Macgilivray, eating-house 28 Alex. M'Donald, spirit dealer 5 Miss Andrew, lodgings 29 John Levie, shipmaster 7 George Watson, spirit dealer
.. Misses Webster 8 Alexander Skinner, shore-porter 30 James M'Kiddie 10 Joseph Nicol, baker 33 John M'Innes, grocer 11 William Smart, grocer 35 James White, spirit dealer 12 Alex. Strachan, h. 3S Wm. Bothwick, candlemaker 13 Isabella Smith, vintner 37 Mrs. Walls, eating-house 39 D. M'Farlane, broker 40 Peter Murray .. and 44, R. Watson, general-mercht. EXCHEQUER COURT, 41 John Ewen, spirit dealer 45 George Anderson 9 Exchequer-row, 47 Alexander Cooper, gardener 51 John Hobwell, spirit dealer 52 Colin M'Leod and Son, manufac- turers of brass, &c. EXCHEQUER PLACE, 56 John Christie, spirit dealer 57 Mrs. Robert Bennet, spirit dealer Weighhouse-square. 61 Walter Campbell 69 Alex. Davidson, china-merchant Mrs. John Smith 70 John Phimester, spirit dealer 76 Benjamin Clark, spirit dealer FARQUHAR PLACE.
EDWARD PLACE, 218J Gallowgate.
Porthill. 5 Whinton Nicol, ropemaker STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 213
FARQUHAR'S COURT, FISH STREET,
17 Upperkirkgate. From Summer-lane to Albion-street.
George Weir, tailor 2 John Crawford, overseer Mrs Pirie, lodgings 3 John Milne, carter 7 Alex. Adam, manager, Aberdeen Salmon Co. 9 G, Adam, cabinetmaker FERGUSON'S (J.) COURT,
108 Gallowgate. FISHER ROW,
Mrs. John Ferguson From Maltmill-bridge to Green. Eliezer Melville (of T. M. and Sons) 11 William Fraser, spirit dealer 17 George Leys and Co., spirit dealers 18 George Anderson, vintner FARRIER LANE. .. William Auld, inn and lodgings 19 George Knowles, flesher From North-street to Mealmarket- .. James Morison, superintendent of street. markets
4 Peter Forrest, horse-shoer FLOURMILLBRAE,
FERRYHILL, From St. Nicholas-street to Barnett's- close. Near Devanha Brewery.
1 Gilbert Bertram, corkcutter James Abernetliy (of J. A. and Co.) 2 Alexander Sandieson, artificial limb J. Abernetliy and Co., founders, &c. manufacturer Robert. Abernetliy (of J. A. and Co.) 6 George Gordon, spirit dealer Mrs. Abernetliy, sen. 7 A. Anderson, blacksmith Thomas Laurie (of J. A. and Co.) 8 James Mowat, tailor, &C.
FERRYHILL PLACE, FLOURMILL LANE,
From Rotunda-place to Devanha-place. From Netherkirkgate to Flourmillbrae.
Henry Cooper (of H. C. and Co.) 1 Gilbert Bertram, cork-cutter James Donald, shipmaster 2 W. Anderson, blacksmith Allan M'Kechnis 5 John Smith, carver 19 James T. Mackay, jeweller, h. James Mill, horse-shoer
.. William R. Riddell, Town and County Bank 21 Alex. Stronach, writer (Messrs. FOOTDEE, Blaikie)
.. George Hutcbeson, grocer From Canal-basin to New Pier.
.. James Ogilvie, Railway guard 23 Archibald M'Conochie, shipmaster 24 Angus Cameron FORBES STREET, 26 George Gordon, secretary, Gas Co. 27 Mrs. James Dunn From Skene- square to Stocket-road. 29 Mrs. William Laurie
30 George Panton 1 Alex. Begg- Major Thomas Stewart 7 John Gow, clothier
James Sutherland . . Alexander Forbes, brewer 214 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
7 A. Paul, funeral waiter 7 James Seaton, spirit dealer 8 John Grant, builder 8 James Home, sheritf-officer 9 George Davidson, night watchman 10 John Pyot, furniture dealer 10 William Duncan, mason 12 Hugh Ross 12 Andrew Hutcheon, heddlemaker 14 Hugh Gordon and Co. iron-merchts. 16 Miss Clark, ladies' school 17 Alexander Adamson, tinsmith FORBES COURT, 18 Alexander M'Kay, bootmaker, &c. 20 Thomas Clyne, tea dealer 78 Green. 21 John Milne, wholesale confectioner 22 aud 24 Wm. Clyne and Sons, shoe manufacturers, &*c. FREDERICK STREET, 22 William Frost, shoemaker 23 George Grant, furniture dealer From King-street to Park-street. 25 John M'Laren, commission mercht. 28 John Torry, spirit dealer 3 William Begg, baker 29 James Craigen, furniture dealer 4 Mrs. William Thorn 30 and 32 James Inglis, baker 6 Mrs. Smith 38 Gilbert Sinclair, spirit dealer 7 Machray, Croall, and Co., coach- 40 Alexander Durno, printer builders 44 John Thomson, broker 12 Alexander Strachan, accountant 47 James Crombie, grocer
.. Misses Roberts, dressmakers 48 James Finlay, grocer 14 William Smith, vintner 51 Donald Stewart, grocer 23 William Davidson, tailor 53 Hamilton Franklin, boot and shoe- 24 W. Niddrie, artist maker .. Robert Grant 54 Simpson Edward, baker 25 Wm. Smith, inspector of buildings 55 Miss Moir .. William dimming, slater 56 Poor Rates Office, James Riddel, 27 William Adam, town-sergeant collector 29 James Ritchie, clerk 58 David Knox, ironmonger
.. Alex. Easton, blacksmith . . Alexander Walker, do. .. M. Mowat, shipmaster 59 David Wishart, furniture dealer 30 W. Henderson, printer 63 William Lindsay, bookseller 31 John Thomson 67 John Jopp, grocer .. Alexander Davidson, grocer, h, 69 George Walker, spirit dealer .. Mrs. Thomas Gordon 71 William Lindsay, bookseller 38 James Foote, shoemaker 72 James Watson, broker 41 Alex. Paterson, mill-overseer 74 James Watson, blacksmith 44 James George, carpenter 76 James Baxter, broker 46 Alexander Coutts, wright 77 Mrs. M'Intosh, spirit dealer 47 Duncan Reid 79 Miss Gray 49 John G. Turnbull, spirit dealer 83 George M'Kenzie, baker 85 James Clyne (of W. Clyne and Son) .. John Smith and Co., dealers in por- FROGHALL LANE, Old Aberdeen, ter, &c. 87 James Ellethorne, surgeon From Spittal to Canalside. 89 Mrs. Davidson, provision merchant 92 George Hendry, flesher 93 George Smart, provision shop GALLOWGATE, 94 William Watt, grocer 97 William Duff and Co., grocers From Broad-street to Causewayend, 101 John Beattie, mealseller Mounthooly. 104 Alexander Forbes, grocer
.. James Winlaw,jun. t ship and in- 1 Geo. Henry, merchant (H G. & Co.) surance-broker, &c. 3 John Sutherland, bookseller, h. 2 106 T. Melville and Sons, iron merchts. 4 and 5 John Ray, tinsmith .. Thomas Melville (T. M. and Sons) 6 James Stewart, flesher 108 T. Melville and Sons, iron merchts. STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 215
108j E. Melville (of T. M. and Sons) GAELIC LANE, 109 Alexander Watson, spirit dealer 110 Alexander Davidson, grocer From Belmont-street to Back-wyud 112 George Forbes, grocer 124 J. Vessie and Son, booksellers 5 Donald Gordon, funeral waiter 126 James Vessie, h. 8 Miss Simpson, registrar of servants 132 Friends' Meeting House 10 James Fraser, letter carrier 134 and 136 William Paterson, whole- 11 John Fraser, tailor sale druggist 137 Arthur Hunter, mealseller 139 John M'Robbie GALEN'S COURT,
1 43 John Alexander, grocer, h. 145 John Alexander, grocer 21 Guestrow. 146 William Anderson, hairdresser 150 James Ellethorne, surgeon GARDEN'S LANE, 153 Alex Taylor, stoneware dealer, &c. 155 Wm. Sandieson, grocer From Justice-street to East North-st. .. Kobert Mitchell, lock and hinge- maker Charles Edmonston, grocer 157 GARVOCK STREET, 158 James Jaffray, painter 159 Charles Edmonston, grocer From Canal-basin to Garvock-wynd 164 A. Davidson, wright 165 William Yule, grocer 3 Joseph Smith, grocer 166 John Rose, stabler 6 Alexander Levis, shipmaster 168 William Ross, grocer .. James Robertson, teacher 169 Charles M'Donald, spirit dealer .. Alex. Gray, shipmaster 170 Samuel Willans, stoneware mercht. 7 Mrs. Alexander Smith, lodgings 171 Donald Munro, house carpenter .. Mrs. Webster, lodgings .. Peter Grant, surgeon . . James Ross, writer 175 James Courage, cooper 8 James Tulloch, grocer 177 John Hutton, grocer 10 George Spark, grocer, &c. .. John Maver, slater 179 Mrs. Ross, draper 181 Alexander Fraser, grocer, &c. GARVOCE'S WTND. 182 Mrs. John Shepherd, lodgings
.. James Shepherd, clerk From Garvock-street to the Links. .. William Shepherd, draper 185 Alexander Fraser, grocer Robert Maitland, shipowner .. William Salter, flesher George Maitland, ship chandler 188 George Wilson, tailor 191 William Emslie and Son, merchts. 193 Ewen M Donald, grocer GAS STREET, 196 Robert Cruickshank, grocer 19S Mrs. Bonnyman, cook shop From Trinity-street to Poynernook. 202 James Anderson, grocer 204 Mrs. George Meffet, haberdasher Gas Light Co.'s Office 206 William Benzie, grocer 207 George Robertson, ironmonger 208 William Redford, clock repairer GEDDES' COURT, 209 Mrs. Robertson, provision agent 210 Robert Walker, hairdresser 17 Prince Regent-street. 213 Mrs. Coutts 214 Mrs. A. Coutts, cutler 216 Miss Gill GEORGE STREET, 217 William Duncan, flesher 219 Whinton Routledge and Son, rope From St. Nicholas -street to Broadford. manufacturers
220 Miss Routledge 1 George M. Mitchell 216 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
5 J. and W. Runcy, tinsmiths 86 John Vigrow, printer 6 William Lorimer, clothier .. Miss Vigrow, milliner 7 Archibald Courage, bookseller 88 Alex. Rae, spirit dealer 9 Mrs. M'Culloch, lodgings 90 John Taggart, stabler
II J. Sharp, musical -instrument-maker . . J. Taggart, teller, Bank of Scotland 13 James Sinclair, shoemaker 91 Miss Adam 14 Aberdeen Provision Warehouse 92 John Van Staveren 1G and 18 George Melvin, shoemaker 93 John Baxter, turner, &c. 17 John Hamilton, cutler 94 John Robbie, grocer 19 Mrs. Reid 95 J. Middleton, cabinetmaker 22 Thos. Craig, tobacco manufacturer 99 James Hendry, mail-gig driver
23 Miss J. Moir, bonnet maker . . George Mackie, shoemaker 24 J. and J. Fowler, of Cluny warehouse .. John Middleton, cabinetmaker
. . Mrs. Mackie, muslin printing 103 Mrs. Massie, lodgings 26 John M'Gregor, dyer .. G. Innes, plasterer 28 Mrs Riach, sick nurse .. Alex. Dauney, land-surveyor
30 John Henderson, druggist .. Misses Sutherland, dressmaker 32 James Massie, stoneware-merchant 104 Peter Martine, wire worker 34 Miss Troup, dressmaker 106 Miss Gordon, dressmaker 36 Wm. Brown, fishing-tackle-maker 108 Mrs. Berry, dealer in fruit, &c. 37 John Bannerman, silk-dyer 112 William Masson, grocer 37g George Morrison, brushmaker 114 John Coutts, grocer 38 James Laing, skinner 116 Miss Pittendrich, lodgings 40 John Ross, ironmonger .. Mrs. Hay, lodgings
41 Mrs. Gorard, spirit dealer .. Robert Robertson, late druggist 42 Charles Frederick, clockmaker 117 Miss Machray 43 Robert Robertson, shoemaker 120 A. Milne, draper 46 Robert Laing, shoemaker 121 John Cooper, hairdresser 47 Mrs. Elsmly, provision-shop 122 Mrs. Hogg 48 John Shearer, naphtha merchant 123 George Presley, coach-guard
: 49 John Clark, spirit dealer .. John Paterson 4
leather dealer, .. Cooper, 49-J John Watt, &c. Mrs. midwife 50 J. Sherar, naphtha merchant 124 Miss Pirie, lodgings 52 David Fraser, merchant 125 Alex. Davidson, grocer 54 Mrs. T. Sellar, merchant 127 Robert Campbell, timber-merchant 55 Alexander Wallace, grocer, &c. 128 James Lucas, contractor 56 Robert Walker, grocer 130 George Brantingham, grocer 58 C. M'Intosh, spirit dealer 134 George Tough, haberdasher
61 James Tawse, grocer 136 John Tytler (Hogarth and Co ) 62 Gordon Stewart, shoemaker 138 Robert Marr Erskine, druggist 65 John Christie, grocer 140 W. Flett, h. 66 Kenneth Munro, baker .. John Gray, engineer 67 John Croll, baker 141 John Clapton, teacher 69 Francis Beattie, blacksmith 142 William Flett, taker 71 Alex. Brown, shoemaker 143 Mrs. Huddleston 72 A. Cushnie, mealseller 145 Robert Mustard, tailor, &c. 73 James Edward 146J T. Ewen, advocate 75 Thomas Skea, horse-shoer .. William M'Kay, machine-maker 76 D. L. Shirres and Co, wholesale- 149 William Mackay, millwright warehouse 159 William Beattie, painter 78 William Wood, shoemaker 151 George Deuchar, grocer 81 Aberdeen Horse Repository, P. El- 152 John Coutts, grocer der and Co. 153 Francis Muil, baker .. William Brebner 154 Robert Angus, clothier
.. William Knox, grain merchant 155 Francis Muil, baker 82 James Orcheston, mealseller 156 Robert Angus, clothier 83 William Knox, meal and provision 157 James Gibb, stoneware-merchant warehouse 159 William Anderson, stationer
86 Mrs. Walter Walker .. James Low, tailor STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 217
160 John Marshall, merchant GERRARD STREET, 161 John Tait, haberdasher 165 James Gellespie, grocer, &c. From Gallowgate to George-street. 166 Arthur Donaldson, flesher 169 James Moncur 2 George Robertson, ironmonger
1 70 James M Robbie, flesher 8 Alex. Maitland, grocer 172 J. and J. Watt, ropemakers 22 James Robb (A. H. and Sons) 174 John Fyfe, provision-shop .. Mrs. Robb 177 Charles Cockerill, hairdresser 24 George Allan, stabler 177J John Adam, timber-merchant 56 Rev. Alexander Thomson 179 Edward Affleck, spirit dealer 60 Peter Copland, slater 182 David Fairweatber 62 Wm. Strachan, sawyer 188 James W. Davidson, currier 64 Alex Wishart, mason 190 Thomas Millar, Star Hotel 72 John Emslie, manager, tape-manu- 192 James Thomson, clothier factory 196 Thomas Clunes 200 Mrs. Gordon, milliner GILCOMSTON, 206 James Ross, clothier 208 Tallis and Co., London Publication From Woolmanhill and Spa-st: eet to "Warehouse Short Loanings. 214 and 216 Robert Stevens, grocer 218 Broadford Bread and Flour Co. 228 Thomas Ritchie, druggist GILCOMSTON STEPS, 232 Thomas Yeats, flesher 234 Andrew Still, grocer From Spa-street to Skene-scjuare. 235 William Spence, spirit dealer 237 William Harper, shoemaker James Rodger, tanner and currier .. Receiving Post-Office James Cooper, currier 239 William Harper, shoemaker John M'Pherson, comb manufacturer 244 John M'Gillivray, hairdresser 245 Alexander Rainie, haberdasher 247 John Irvine, piano-forte-tuuer GOLDEN SQUARE, 248 Mrs. Dawson, provision-seller 249 William Kerr, shoemaker From North to South Silver- street. 251 John Henderson, feuar 255 George Maitland, bookseller The Right Rev. Bishop W. Skinner 257 Miss Russell of Rathen Misses Young 258 James Watt, spirit dealer Mrs. Johnston, sen. 259 Mrs. Knox Robert Johnston, merchant 260 Ann Wood, dressmaker David Kerr, M.D. 261 William Matthews, junior George Thompson, jun., insurance 263 John Leslie, cotton-manufacturer broker 264 John Watson, sergeant of police Miss Hannah Carnegie .. Miss Cumming William Laing, M.D. 266 Alex Linton, surgeon, R. N. William Leslie, architect 267 Miss Chree Miss Gordon of Pitlurg 268 William Routledge (W. R. & Son) William Leslie, surgeon 270 William Hatt, grocer Donaldson Rose, shipowner, &c. 276 Farquharson Procter, baker Wm. Skinner, advocate 277 Mrs. Galloway Francis Gordon of Kincardine, ad- 279 Rev. Charles Gray vocate 281 Alex. Paterson, provision-seller Rev. James Foote, D.D. 283 John Dundas, grocer Frederick Holland, manufacturer 286 Grant Forbes, shoemaker George Rainy, M.D. 290 Mrs. Robert Gordon Francis H. Nicol 292 William Gray, spirit dealer Rev. R. J. Brown, D.D., Professor 294 J. C. Marshall of Greek, Marischal College 298 Peter Cosgrove, grocer Rev. Samuel A. Walker Rev. James Forsyth, D.D. 218 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
GORDON'S COURT,
22 Gordon-street. From Windmillbrae to Fisher-row.
2 William Allan, cabinetmaker 10 John Milne, messenger, Aberdeen
.. Donald Reid, teacher of music, &c. Town and County Bank 37 Robert Collie, fancy-warehouse, &c. 39 William Gray, tea-dealer, &c. 41 Robert Stephen and Son, merchants GORDON'S COURT, 43 John Webster, baker 44 Alex. Allan, druggist Schoolhiil. 4 45 John Fearnside, druggist 46 Richard Maitland, spirit dealer Mrs. Harrow, midwife 47 Mrs. Alexander Harper
.. Mrs. M. Watt, ginger-beer and porter dealer GORDON'S COURT, 49 Donald Davidson, manufacturer 50 Charles Calder, spirit-merchant 43 Virginia-street. 53 Miss Stephen 55 James Collie, hairdresser 57 Charles Gordon, cooper, &c. GORDON'S COURT, .. William Gray, ironmonger 59 Alex. Dalgetty, provision-merchant
.. J. and C. Niven, meal and barley 88 Broad-street. warehouse 61 George Barclay, grocer G4 George M'Donald, grocer GORDON STREET, .. James Gibb, stoneware-merchant 65 Alex. M'Pherson, baker From Langstane-place. 70 John Murray, cabinetmaker 71 Wm. Davidson, stoneware-merchant
i John Marr 72 John Allan, spirit dealer 2 George Shivas, merchant 73 George Ross, turner 3 James Hay, minibus-proprietor 76 Robert Buchan, baker 8 George Mess, wright 79 William Horn, cabinetmaker
18 James Littlejohn. spirit dealer .. Nathaniel Rae 19 William King, wright 83 Lewis Tawse 20 Mrs. Stephen, midwife 88 Mrs. William Carnie
21 James Henderson, grocer .. Peter Donald, flesher 30 Miss Collie 90 Miss Ann Allan, spirit dealer 38 Mrs. Gammie 93 George M'Kay, slater 42 Arthur Eraser, merchant 98 John Stewart, stoneware-merchant SO Miss Gordon, dressmaker 104 George Eraser, grocer
GUESTROW, GRANT'S COURT,
From Netherkirkgate to Upperkirkgate. 36 West North-street. « 1 John Keith, tailor 2 William Spark, teacher of music GRANT'S COURT, .. Patrick Collie, merchant 5 James Greig, tailor
49 Upperkirkgate. .. Joseph Morrison tailor 8 Miss Alexander Duncan Reid, clerk 9 James Mitchell, tailor Alex. Masson ,. Williain Catto, corkcutter John Kelly, merchant .. Mrs. Walker, register- office Miss Gaul 14 Alexander Cook, coach-guard STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 219
14 Mrs. Robertson, New Inn and lodg- HARRIET STREET, ings 15 John Nicol, merchant From Schoolhill to Loch -street. 17 Aberdeen Savings' Bank
27 Robert Fleming, vintner 1 A. M'Donald, vintner 34 Alexander Paterson, spirit dealer .. John Walker, post-horse master 36 David Mollison, porter dealer 5 Peter Reid, stabler 41 Charles Mitchell 11 William Ewen. stabler
. . John Crow, spirit dealer 13 James Michie, stabler 51 James Anderson, spirit dealer 18 William Beattie, provision-mercht. 57 John Matheson, cabinetmaker 18j Charles Brown, corkcutter 57 John Mathieson, spirit dealer 19 Charles Smith, night-patrol 63 Mrs. Smith, spirit dealer 20 John Barclay, bottler 66 Jane Bowie, cook-shop, &c. 22 James Smith, stabler 67 Mrs. Orr, spirit dealer 23 Miss M. Milne, stabler 77 Alex. Low, stoneware-merchant 29 Thomas M'Farlane, reer'maker 79 Mrs. Reid, lodgings 31 Misses Tavlor, dressmakers
.. William Stewart, engineer
.. Robert Simmie
.. George Walker, grocer HADDEN STREET, 33 George Mackie, shoemaker 36 Mrs. Strachan, stabler From Market-street to Fisher-row. 44 George Brebner, horse-hirer .. Robert Stobbie, coachbuilder
! James Hay, spirit dealer
HEADING-HILL,
HANOVER LANE, From Park-lane to Hanover-street.
From Albion-street to Fish-street.
HENDERSON'S (A.) COURT, Robert Mathieson, shipmaster
123 Gallowgate.
HANOVER STREET, HENDERSON'S (W.) COURT, From Heading-hill to Albion-street. 161 Gallowgate. 4 Miss Gossip, dressmaker 5 George Cook, shipmaster 6 John Ross, candlemaker HENDERSON'S (W.) COURT, .. Alexander Walker, engineer
.. Robert Elrick, millwright 91 Gallowgate.
. . John Mann, shipmaster 8 Robert Milne, shipmaster Miss Hall 9 and 10 Mrs. George Ross, grocer Mrs. Johnston's lodgings William Henderson, builder
HARDGATE, HENDERSON'S COURT,
From Bon-accord-street to Mile-end. 46 Broad- street,
William Jackson, shoemaker HARPER'S COURT, William Rollo, keeper of dead-house Mrs. Simpson, lodgings 76 North -street. Miss Jackson, dressmaker 220 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
HENDERSON'S COURT, 42 Miss Smith, dressmaker 50 George Troup, manager, Blind 129 Gallowgate. Asylum
.. Mrs. M'Kay, matron 53 Alex. Gildowie, late farmer HOLBURN STREET, .. Mrs. Wilson, lodgings .. Mrs. Harvey, lodgings From Wellington-place to Holburn- 55 William Gerrard, cabinetmaker place. .. John Thom, clerk, Blind Asylum .. Miss Courage, staymaker 57 Mrs. Mathieson HOLBURN PLACE, 59 James Gracie, builder .. John H. Stephen, engraver From Holburn to South Mile-end. 61 Mrs. Lowrie, lodgings 63 Alexander Hunter, mealseller
HUNTLY STBEET, HUTCHEON STREET, From Union-street to Summer-street. From Causewayend to Skene-square. 5 Mrs. James Troup, lodgings
.. Alex. Grant, clerk 2 George M'Kenzie, grocer
.. Mrs. Alexander Calder, lodgings 7 William Largue, grocer
.. James Saint, jun., mercer 13 J. Booth, mason
.. James Saint, shore-porter .. Mrs. Charleston .. John Dunn 15 John Inglis, shoemaker
.. Mrs. Falconer, lodgings 17 Duncan M'Kay, machine-maker
.. Mrs. M'Donald, lodgings 23 William Mitchell, clerk, P. O.
.. Miss M'Donald, dressmaker 29 John Cowie, mason 7 Mrs. William Robertson .. William Jackson, tailor 11 William Duncan, merchant .. Mrs. Sangster
13 Mrs. Scott . . Miss Sangster .. Mrs. Cameron 32 Mrs. Melvin
.. Alexander Stewart, writing-master 40 Stewart, Rowell, and Co., comb 17 Mrs. William Kenn manufacturers
. . Alexander Gray 62 Alexander Brown, bootmaker .. Alex. Shewan, jobbing-gardener 64 Charles Niddry, feuar .. James R. Collie, hairdresser .. James Stevenson, engraver 19 Miss Middleton, dressmaker .. Mrs. Stevenson .. David Walker, hairdresser, &c. 69 John Croll, baker 21 John Webster, builder .. John Croll, provision-seller 25 John Mearns, clerk 71 John Gordon, carter .. Mrs. King, lodgings 72 James Robertson, cooper .. W. G. Duthie, tailor 73 James Wilson, overseer 30 Mrs. Paterson, Orphan Asylum 74 Thomas Riddel, accountant 31 William Urquhart, shipmaster .. Daniel M'Intosh, flesher .. Andw. Bowman (of Bowman & Co.) 77 Alexander Dunbar, overseer .. Bowman and Co., plasterers 81 Mrs. Robert Balfour, lodgings
.. Alex. Buyers, shipmaster (Fancy) 83 Alexander Mennie, merchant 35 Mrs. Hutcheon, lodgings .. Miss Boyd
.. Mrs. Russell 100 Alexander Murray, cattle dealer, 40 Mrs. David Duncan &c. .. Charles Edmond, traveller (Glen- Rev. David Arthur burn Distillery) 41 John Price, baptist minister
.. Miss Warren, dressmaker HUTCHEON STREET (WEST),
.. Mrs. Warren, lodgings
.. Mrs. Cook, lodgings James Thomson, manager 42 John Paterson, shipmaster James Edwards, manager STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 221
William Rosie, shipowner JAMES STREET, Thomas Peggie, overseer
Mrs. Glennie, Maybank From Quay to Virginia- street.
1 John M'Lauchlan, shipowner HUXTER ROW, 3 Robert Youngson, shipmaster i. George Smith, shipmaster From Broad-street to Castle-street. 7 James Forbes, spirit dealer 16 David Mollison, grocer
1 Watch-house 17 George Leith, spirit dealer 3 David Melvin, hairdresser 23 Alex. Nicol, lime meter 5 William M'Leod, tailor 24 Miss Thomson, teacher 6 George Petrie, engraver 27 John Gordon, shipmaster 7 Mrs, Ronald, Lemon-tree Tavern .. Arthur Smith, painter .. John Stewart, late mail-guard 29 Robert Fullerton, day patrol .. William Cumming, tailor, &c. 31 Allan Fraser, shipmaster 8 Alexander Lonie, merchant 42 George Scott, shoemaker 9 A. and J. Cadenhead, advocates, &c. .. James Frater, clerk 10 Rising Sun Tavern, C. Cumming & JAMIESON'S COURT, Co. 10i Gordon Gilchrist, tailor 5 Upperkirkgate. 11 Robert Shaw, messenger-at-arms 12 Daniel Innes, hairdresser Mrs. James Bisset, lodgings 13 Alexander Yule John Patersou, lodgings .. George Donaldson, builder 15 Donald Stewart, boot and shoemaker 16 John Elmslie, coppersmith JAMIESON'S COURT, .. Robert W. Hunter, musician 17 George Walker, town-house-keeper 38 Shiprow.
. . George Valentine, clerk .. Robert Fletcher, accountant
. JOHN STREET, . City Tax Office
. . Commutation Road Trustees, James Simpson From Wcolmanhill to Loch-street. .. Mrs. Duncan 18 George M'Leod, spirit dealer 1 George Mackie, grocer 2 John M'Kenzie, spirit dealer i Robert Henderson, plasterer INNES STREET, 7 William Cadenhead . Mrs. Emslie, lodgings
. Mrs. Gray, lodgings From Gallowgate to Loch-street. i Samuel M'Lean, bookseller
. Mrs. Thomson's seminary 6 Mrs. Peter Reid draper } David Wilson, silk dyer .. Peter Grant, surgeon I George Pirie, jun., horse-hirer, &c. 20 Dye Works t William Garden, hair cloth manufac- turer
, James Garden, plasterer INGLIS' COURT, ! William Orchiston, mealseller
^ James Coutts, builder 30 Gallowgate. J. Gerrard, blacksmith John Carnegie, lockmaker Robert Campbell, timber mercht.,/* IRONMONGERS' COURT, Francis Muil, baker Adam Currie, currier 14 Upperkirkgate. * Mrs. Currie, midwife Mrs. Grange Robert Mortimer, ironmonger William Morrison, coach guard t2 222 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
56 James Fenton, bookbinder 3 J. P. Barker 58 William Murray, builder 4 Mrs. Harper, teacher CO Andrew Fiddes, bootmaker 5 Mrs. Smith 62 Andrew Duncan, provision shop 12 James Milne 66 Mrs. Donald, lodgings 14 Thomas Allan, shoemaker
.. Mrs. Cowie, lodgings 17 Daniel Campbell, shoemaker 73 J. Thomson, traveller (R. Mortimer)
.. William Paterson, druggist
.. George Brantingham, grocer JUSTICE STREET, 82 Alexander Anderson, shoemaker 88 George Coutts, wrignt From Castle-street to Park-street.
. . Robert Tarves, day patrol
90 George Thow, tailor 1 Miss M'Gregor, hosier
.. Miss Troup, milliner 2 John Airth, shoemaker 92 Charles Provost, turner 5 Charles M'Gregor, hosier
.. Peter Gordon, day patrol L0 John Mowat, cabinetmaker
.. Warracb and Daniel, wrights 15 Robert Davidson, grocer 94 Alexander Matthew, machine-maker 17 A. M'Lay, spirit dealer 98 David Cadenhead, shoemaker 19 Robert Mason, cabinetmaker 103 John Craib, spirit dealer 22 Mrs. Anderson, dealer in old clothes 112 William Pittendrigh, builder 23 John Black, shoemaker
.. William M'Kay, millwright 25 Geo. B. Bothwell, oandle manufac-
.. James Wright, granite and marble turer works 26 John Booth, shipmaster .. John Paterson JOPP'S COURT, 29 Mrs. Maurice 30 Charles Fraser, spirit dealer 31 Gallowgate. 31 Mark Pearson, broker 32 Wm. Hurry and Sons, nail manufac- The Aberdeen Salmon Co.'s Office turers Jopp and Shand, advocates Mrs. Andrew Jopp A. Abercrombie JUSTICE LANE, Alexander Paull, writer AVilliam Moir, writer From Justice- street to East North-st. Alexander F. Knowles, writer John Watt, writer 1 Mrs. Captain Skene David Budge, accountant William Jopp (of AUardyce & Jopp) K.IDD LANE,
JOPP'S COURT, From Chapel-street to Summer-street.
40 Broad-street and 11 Queen -street. 12 James & Co., builders
.. John Buyers (J. B. & Co.) George Maitland, book agent 19 John Alexander, shipmaster George Scorgie, porter 22 James Cooper, late hatter George Silver, smoke doctor .. John Melvin, coachbuilder James Smith, carver and gilder Mrs. Geddes, lodgings Mrs. Watson, register-office KING STREET, William Chisholm, officer to Greyfiiars From Castle-street to Love-lane.
JOPP'S LANE, 1 George Davidson, bookseller 3 William Chalmers, (Northern Assu- From St. Andrew-street to John- street. rance Co.) 5 James Moir & Co., clothiers, &c. Alexander Merchant, wright 6 Wm. M' Alpine, general auctioneer STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 223
7 Robert Grigor, agent, Cora. Bank 83 John Campbell, sheriff-officer
.. Grigor and Reid, advocates 84 Yeats and Flockhart, advocates 8 William Clark, general agent .. Mrs. Robert Warrack
9 Commercial Bank of Scotland . . Charles Warrack, Commissary-clerk Branch, R. Grigor depute 10 William Clark, general agent, &c. 85 William Henderson, gunmaker
. . George Grant, advocate 86 Joseph Reid, shoemaker 11 James Will, M.D. 87 James Joseph Buist, M.D., druggist 12 John Fleming, advocate 88 John Catto, Son, & Co., merchants .. James Paull, advocate 90 William Catto, merchant 13 Stewart and Chivas, grocers to Her 91 J. and J. Manuel, lemonade manu- Majesty facturers 14 Robert Catto & Co., grocers, &c. .. James Clark, mail guard 15 Colin A. Philip, advocate 93 James Riddel, cabinetmaker 16 Patrick Cooper, advocate 94 David Roberts, saddler 17 Jas. Chivas (of Stewart and Chivas) 95 R. Munro, artist 18 David Fiddes, M.D. .. William Gordon, commercial tra- .. Edward Fiddes, teller veller 20 Alexander Stronach, advocate 101 Alexander Gray, coachbuilder
.. Stronach and grainger, advocates, 102 Thomas Skene, merchant &c. 103 Alexander Gray, coachbuilder 22 Patrick Keith, British Linen Co.'s 106 James Smith, upholsterer Bank 107 American Vice-consul, Andw. Reid 23 James Black and Co. .. Andrew Reid, merchant, &c. 27 Sheriff-clerk's office 108 William Humphrey of Cuttlehill
. . Justice of Peace clerk's office 110 William M'Kenzie & Co. .. John G. Leslie, sheriff-clerk depute 112 Permit Office
.. Alex. Gordon, advocate, &c. 114 Neil Smith, jun., merchant
. . Commissary Clerk's office .. Andrew Reid, merchant &c. 30 David Dunn (D. D. & Co.) 116 Inland Revenue (late Excise) office 32 D. Dunn & Co., wholesale grocers 118 Ludovic Sandieson, turner 38 Alex. Smith, commission agent 120 James Walker, late seedsman 40 Robert Adam, advocate .. Mrs. Hutton, lodgings .. Aberdeen Medical and Chirurgical 122 James Ligertwood, grocer Hall 124 George Christie, grocer 42 Alexander Webster, advocate (A. & 125 Fire Engine Station J. W.) 126 John E. Greig .. Robert Catto, jun., merchant .. John Greig, cabinetmaker
. . Mrs. Robert Catto, jun. 127 John F. White, merchant
. . A. & J. Webster, advocates 129 John Greig, cabinetmaker 4G William Yeats, advocate 131 Andrew Anderson (of A. and J. 48 Yeats and Whyte, advocates Anderson)
50 and 52 Robert Ledingham, advocate .. W. Talbot, shipmaster 67 Wm. Shirres & Co., clothiers 135 Lieutenant T. B. Glover 71 William Shirres, (W. S. & Co.) 136 William Gray, advocate 72 A. Sutherland, lodgings 137 James Montgomery, spirit dealer 73 Mrs. Connon, grocer, &c. 142 John Smith, architect
74 Matthew Croall, butcher .. John and Wm. Smith, architects 75 Alexander Torrie, advocate 144 James H. Forsyth, M.D 76 James Sim, manufacturing chemist, 150 John Duncan, manufacturer &c. 159 John Anderson, collector of Inland 77 William Davidson, furnishing tailor Revenue 79 Mrs. Connan, grocer 187 George Emsly, coach manufacturer .. Alexander Walker 194 Alexander Fraser, advocate 80 James Sim, manufacturing chemist 210 Mrs. Milne 81 William Birnie, painter, &c. 211 William James, brewer 82 John Smith, merchant 2i2 Andrew Baxter, salesman
83 George Rennie, shipmaster .. George Connon, merchant .. John Watt, writer , 1
224 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
KING STREET PLACE, 6 Geo. Urquhart, shipmaster 16 John Buchan, shipmaster From King -street to West North-street.
1 A. A. Marshall, h LITTLEJOHN STREET, 4 George Skene, woollen manufac- turer, h From Gallowgate to North-street.
1 Miss Scott lodgings KINGSLAND PLACE, 2 David Fraser, letter-carrier 3 Mrs. Wm. Reid From Barkmill-burn to Hutcheon-st .. Miss Reid, teacher west side of Broadford. 4 William Currie, hairdresser 5 John Stewart, dealer in porter
1 Mrs. Craigmyle, lodgings 7 Aberdeen Eye and Ear Institution, John Stirling, artist G. Rainy, surgeon 2 John Kidd, teacher 10 Neil M'Kay, Littlejohn-street tavern
3 Thomas Clunes, plumber 1 Thomas Clyne, tea-dealer, &c.
.. Geo. Elmslie (of W. E. and Son) 13 Inspector of weights for Town and
.. James Allan, merchant County, John Blaikie 17 Miss Allen, guffering, &c. 19 James Farquhar, clerk LANGSTANE PLACE, 37 Mrs Roderick Paterson 39 James Chesser, grocer, h, From Dee-street to Bon-accord-street.
1 William Smart LOBBAN'S COURT,
.. Mrs. Knowles 2 John Fimister, surveyor of taxes 29 Castle-street. 4 Anthony A. Smith, veterinary sur- geon 5 G. F. Cruickshank, writer (Adam 8 Joseph Black, tailor, &c. and Anderson)
.. Mrs. Glennie, midwife
.. John Paul, plasterer 10 David Mackie, vintner LOCH STREET, 12 Mrs. Peter Stuart, register office 15 George Mess, wright From Harriet-street to Windy-wynd. 25 Mrs. John Garden 19 James Bonnyman, blacksmith
. . John Bonnyman, do.
LIGERTWOOD'S COURT, . . James & John Bonnyman, do , &c. William Cameron, cooper 99 George-street. Mrs. Webster, spirit dealer Sarah Pirie, spirit dealer John Middleton, cabinetmaker Wm. Hardy, sph-it dealer James Milne, spirit dealer Samuel Walker, spirit dealer LINDSAY STREET, & 36 Mrs. Grant, provision mercht. Public Kitchen From Diamond -street to Golden-sq. John Gilespie, spirit dealer William Green, traveller Mrs. Walker, staymaker LINKS STREET, George Watson, blacksmith James Fraser, candlemaker From St. Clement-street to Links. A. Howie & Sons, manufacturers John Joss, provision agent
1 James Sellar Miss Milne, dressmaker
.. Victor E. Smith, shipmaster George Reid, broker 6 John Reid, shipmaster John Milne, night sergeant of police 1
STREETS, SQDAKES, &C. 225
61 Mrs. Milne, provision merchant 30 John Smith & Co., iron merchants 61 John Reid, turner 31 Moses Birnie, surgeon, &c. 66 Wm. Henderson, builder 48 James M'Donald, cabinetmaker
68 Joseph Feddelty & Co., manufac. . . Miss Margaret M'Donald, dressmaker 72 James Milne, coach builder 54 William Warrender, baker, h. 74 Mrs. Low 55 Thomas Roger, teacher 76 Andrew Bothwick, dyer 56 James Gordon and Co., coopers 78 John Shaw, heel and toe maker 58 Peter Durno
80 George Jessiman, spirit dealer .. John Walker, umbrella-maker
85 James Collie, provision shop .. Charles Gray, cooper 86 Alexander Ogston, tallow-chandler .. Miss Walker, dressmaker 87 Alexander MKay, bootmaker, h. 59 John Dixon, horse-shoer, k. 88 Alexander Ogston, tallow-chandler 89 John Grant, spirit dealer 90 James M'Intosh, spirit dealer MABERLY street, 91 J. Barker & Sons, woollen manufac. .. William Ingram, wright From Broadford-gate to Skene-square. 92 John Garioch, teacher 94 Nisbet, Andrew soapmaker 5 Alexander Smith, spirit dealer 98 Alex. M'Dougal, broker IS James Crane & Co., spirit dealers 100 J. Palmer
. . Aberdeen Foundry 106 John Garioch, teacher M'COMBIE'S COURT, 1 1 Peter Bisset, builder 112 Nicholas Cuddie, brewer 52 Union- street and 51 Netherkirkgate. 120 James Henderson, builder, &c. 124 Robert Paulin, painter Francis Clerihew
LODGE WALK, M'COOK'S COURT,
From Castle-street to Queen-street. 116 Gallowgate.
19 Wm. Greig, vintner
21 James Mitchell, broker : MACHRAY S COURT, 26 Alexander Jamieson, cutler 31 John M'Kann, broker 81 George-street. 38 Mrs. Michie, provision shop 39 John Reid, vintner 42 John Ronald, broker MACHRAY'S COURT, 43 Mrs. Jane Greig, vintner 49 John Deans, vintner 13 Bon-accord- street.
LONGACRE, M KAY'S COURT,
From Broad-street to North-street. 80 Gallowgate.
2 Mrs. James Gordon .. William M'Killiam MARY PLACE, 5 A. Milne, vintner 8 J. M'Intosh & Son, cabinetmakers Skene-square. 13 Alex. Turriff, funeral waiter
.. Miss Turriff, dressmaker 1 James Rodger, tanner, &c. .. Mrs. Greig. ginger-beer brewer 2 Thomas Ritchie, shipmaster 16 John Black, optician 3 Thomas Skene, inspector of poor 20 Robert Ross, plasterer 4 George Chessar 25 Alexander Irvine, shoemaker 5 Miss Kilgour 1
226 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
MARISCHAL STREET, 41 John T. Rennie, insurance- broker, &e. From Castle-street to Regent-quay. .. T. F. Alexander, Lloyds'-agent 42 Mrs. Martin
1 John Mitchell, beadle (Free St. Cle- .. Richard Stevens, quarter-master ment's) serjeant .. George Allan, advocate 43 James Stratton, corn-factor and ge- .. Mrs. Isaac Forsyth, lodgings neral agent 2 D. Wyllie, cashier, Aberdeen Bank 44 Bell, Rannie, and Co., wine-mer- 3 John Beattie, painter, Sic. chants, Leith — J. Sheed 4 Miss Deans, provision shop .. John Sheed, general commission 5 Andrew Harvey, shoemaker agent, &c. 6 Mrs. King, lodgings 46 Miss Kennedy 6 George Day, night patrol 47 Robert Catto and Son, merchant?, 7 James Lamb, shore- porter &c.
.. George Lumsden, shore-porter .. Nisbet & Robertson, ship and insu- .. George Gray, merchant ance brokers, &c. 8 Wm. Brown, basketmaker .. John Davidson, advocate 9 Alex, Taylor and Co., merchant- 48 W. Reid, manager, Aberdeen Ma- tailors rine Insurance Company 10 Mrs. Bain, confectioner 50, 52, 54, Theatre Royal
1 George Humphrey 51 Mrs. Taylor, lodgings 13 James Smith 53 James Berry, nautical inst. maker
.. Mrs. Mackie, lodgings 56 Aberdeen Marine Insurance Co, 15 Alexander Fraser, tea merchant, &c. John Jamieson, merchant 16 William Adams, broker Wm. P. Booth, insurance -broker 17 John Allan, advocate Aberdeen Sea Insurance Co., A, 18 Andrew Wilson, bookbinder Matthew 19 Robert Milne, teacher Henry Adamson, insurance broker 20 Andrew Wilson, bookbinder William Stevenson, agent .. John Wilson, do. William Duncan, jun., insurance- 21 Alexander Chalmers, shoemaker broker 22 George Handyside and Co. Richard Connon and Co., insurance- 24 A. Matthew (Abdn. Sea Insur. Co.) brokers, &c. 25 W. Adamson, share-broker James Gray, general agent, &c. 27 Alexander Milne, shoemaker Mrs. Nicholson, lo'dgings 28 John Bruce, sharebroker John Cook, insurance broker, &c. 29 James Aiken, boot and shoemaker Robb, Brothers, and Co., general 30 Oswald, George, and Co., Lloyds' agents, &c. agents, &e. A. and W. Nicol, merchants, &e. .. Mrs. M'Donald, lodgings .. David Paterson, general agent 31 Maxwell G. G. King, dentist M'KENZIE'S COURT, .. Mrs. J. W. Toms, milliner, &c. .. Archibald C. Brown 62 George -street. 34 David R. Morrice, advocate
.. William Gordon, stock broker .. Jas. Warrack, commission merchant M'LEAN'S COURT, 35 William Williams, commission mer- chant 50 Gallowgate. .. Charles William3, do. 36 B. Moir (of Moir and Son) Miss Keith, dressmaker 37 Mrs. Duncan, lodgings Alexander M'Lean, house agent
.. George Sinclair, clothier John M'Lean, plasterer 38 Jas. Davidson & Co., shoemakers Mrs. Taylor 39 C. Walker, commission merchant .. Miss Coulson, milliner MALTMILL BRIDGE, .. G. Nicol, brewer 40 G. Thompson, jnn. insurance-broker From Trinity-corner to Fisher-row. .
STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 227
MARINE TERRACE, 10 George Cheyne .. Mrs. Copland Near Ferryhill-buildings. .. Misses Smith 12 James Thomson, shoemaker
D. R. Lyall Grant (of B. and G.) . George Mann, tailor .. John Scott, manager 14, James Fraser MARKET STREET, .. George Paterson, blacksmith 18 George Moir, carpenter From Union-street to Trinity-quay. .. Miss Moir, dressmaker 20 Robert Findlay, carver and turner 2 James and John Hay, carvers and .. William Youngson, cabinetmaker gilders to the Queen 22 James Forrest, merchant 3 James M'Leod, confectioner .. George Thomson, funeral waiter 5 D. Stuart, postmaster 23 Nicholson and Simpson, coalbrokers 7 Post Office 24 Mrs. Goodridge
9 New Market Coffee-room ; Edward 27 John Robertson, writer Ranson .. George Nicholson, water tacksman
'\ 1 Royal Northern Agricultural Society .. Alex. Duthie, advocate .. Mrs Walker, lodgings MATHIESON'S COURT, 13 Aberdeen Brick and Tiie Company
.. Allardyce and Jopp, wine merchants 14 Castle-street. to the Queen
.. Wm. Allardyce (of A. and J.) Daniel M'Bean, cabinetmaker 17 Aberdeen Mechanics' Institution
. . William Munro, elockmakeif .. Alex. Pirie, Terminus Coffee-rooms MEALMARKET STREET, .. Public News-room J. J. Kennedy, commission agent From King- street to North-street. Thomas Douglas, North of Scotland
Hotel 4 Mill of Tarty Warehouse : Robert Aberdeen Railway Company's Office Brown, manager J. and P. Cameron, Railway carriers 6 William Bisset, stabler 8 Alexander Robertson, grocer .. George Pirie, shore-porter MARTIN'S LANE, .. George Troup, chemist 15 Charles Grant, auctioneer
From Green to Renny's-wynd. .. Robert Minty, porter .. Mrs. Melvin, provision merchant 1 Alex. Stephen (R. S. and Son) 16 Thos. Daniel, stabler and innkeeper .. Robert Stephen (do.) 22 Robert Milne, brewer 4 David Milne, wright
tf Wm. Anderson, Superintendent of Harbour police MEARNS' COURT,
52 Shiprow. MARYWELL STREET,
From College- street to Crown-street. MELVILLE'S COURT,
1 John Lyon, shipmaster 106 Gallowgate. 2 Peter M'Beath, shipmaster 4 Mrs. Simpson Thomas Melville, sen. .. William Kait, teacher 6 David Maver, teacher 8 John Stephen METER'S COURT, 9 Wm. Cromar, of Devanha Comb-
work 1 1 Chapel -lane. 228 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
MIDDLETHIRD, MILNE'S COURT,
From Waterloo- street to St. Clement- 38 Castle -street. street.
MITCHELL'S COURT, MILLBANK LANE, 80 North -street. From North Broadford to Millbank.
James Cooper, feuar MITCHELL'S COURT,
MILLBURN STREET, 41 Guestrow.
From South Crown-st. to Wellington- Patrick Joss, clerk road.
Charles Gordon, cooper Wm. Campbell, shipmaster MITCHELL PLACE, James Galloway, engine-driver W. Gerard From North-street to King-street. A. G. Murray, traveller
David Rust, clothier 1 Miss Summers Andrew Thompson, traveller 2 Mrs. Milne William Campbell, jun„ shipmaster 3 Rev. J. Robertson 4 David Knox, ironmonger 5 Bliss Dawson MILNER'S COURT,
25 Guestrow. MOIR'S COURT, A. Findlay, shoemaker D. Riddel, watchmaker 103 Gallowgate.
MILNE'S (PROVOST) COURT, MOUNT STREET.
65 Gallowgate. 1 Mrs. H"ay 2 John Fleming, lodgings Mrs. James Milne 3 Robert Mackie, merchant 4 John Eaton, stonecutter 5 William Brebner MILNE'S COURT, John Urquhart, druggist
75 Gallowgate.
David Bannerman, town's drummer MOUNTHOOLY, John Johnstone, blacksmith David Wishart, provision-merchant From Gallowgate to Canalside.
1 and 2 James Philip, M.D. MILNE'S COURT, 5 Alexander Chalmers
.. Samuel Clark, manufacturer
27 Gallowgate. .. Miss M'Kay, lodgings 6 Mrs. Watson, provision-dealer
Aberdeen Equitable Loan Co., Francis .. Alex. Milne, accountant Montgomery, manager 9 Alex. Allan, druggist STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 229
MUTTON BRAE, 21 James M'Intosh, tinsmith .. George Booth, merchant From Woolmanhill to Denburn. 23 Wr illiam Ogilvie, flaxdresser 25 A. Bothwell, confectioner 10 John Ross and Co., wrights 28 James M'Intosh, tinsmith 12 James Thomson, spirit dealer 29 Forbes Philips, builder 22 Matthew Deans, chimney-sweep 32 John Young, musical-instrument- maker 37 M. M'Millan and Co. NAILER'S COURT, 39 George Duncan, commission-agent 41 James Bird (of G. and B.) 31 Justice-street. 42 Mrs. Stewart, lodgings 44 Alex. Lawson, spirit dealer "William Hurry and Sons, nailers 46 James Reid, mail-coach-office mes- senger .. Alexander Lawson, grocer ' NATIONAL BANK COURT, .. John Ross, plasterer .. Mrs. Taylor, midwife 42 Castle-street. 48 James Legg, tinsmith 49 Kilgour & Taylor, tobacconists, 8t6. Alexander Gordon, advocate, &c. 51 Thomas M'Combie & Co., tobacco- manufacturers, &c. .. W. Ritchie and Co., bootmakers and NELSON STREET, leather-cutters 52 Stephen and Sutherland, painters From King-street to Gallowgate. 54 Joseph Johnston, grocer 55 Lewis Smith, wholesale-department Robert Watson, builder 61 Robert Taylor, spirit deakr William Troup 63 and 65 John Taylor, spirit dealer George Rae, mason 66 David M'Hardy, blacksmith, &c. Poor House—Rev. E. Reid, governor 67 John Davidson, plumber Miss Davidson, matron .. Robert Strachan, tailor James Wallace, inspector 71 Peter Duncan, bootmaker William Clark, assistant 72 D, and A. Littlejohn, wholesale- John Tevendale, do. grocers John Gallow, porter 73 John Reid, shipmaster
Ferguson Smith, clerk .. Mrs. Joseph Holmes
Mrs. Matthews, midwife .. John Murray, general-agent
NETHERKIRKGATE, NORTH STREET,
From Broad-street to St. Nicholas-st. From East North-street to Mounthooly.
1 Wm. Black, jun., wine-merchant 9 James Milne, spirit dealer .. James Simpson, advocate 10 A. Robertson, grocer 5 James Taylor, bootmaker 12 Wm. Donald, spirit dealer 6 John Keith, tailor 13 James Williamson, spirit dealer 7 Andrew Smith, tailor 14 W. Grant, grocer 8 George Imlay, spirit dealer 16 John Walker, umbrella-manufac. 9 Robert Laing, hairdresser 23 W. K. Warrander 11 Alex. Gray, watchmaker 26 James M'Fherson, stabler 13 Lambert Barron, advocate 27 Hay Mercer, watchmaker .. Miss Finlayson's lodgings 32 George Stevenson, stabling 14 Alex. Imlay, spirit dealer .. James Middleton, mealseller 17 George Donald, glazier 26 Mrs. Fraser, spirit dealer 18 James Mann, spirit dealer 37 Simpson Shepherd, spirit dealer 20 John Watson, tailor 39 W. and W. Leslie, grocers 21 Mrs. Wm. Donald 43 James Cassie, porter 230 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
49 George Maxwell, spirit dealer 19 Robert Reid, grocer 50 John Simpson, grocer, &c. 21 James Cromar, spirit dealer 51 Allan A. Marshall, bras sfo under, &c. 23 James Laing, hairdresser 52 John M'Robbie, grocer 24 John Smith, spirit dealer 53 James Chasser, grocer 28 Robert Birss, druggist 55 John Stephen, game-dealer 29 Jessie Stewart, spirit dealer 63 John Campbell, spirit dealer 30 William Hunter, grocer 64 James Anderson, farmer, &c. 33 John Panton, grocer 66 Alexander Pirie, millwright 34 Samuel Macbeth (of J. & S.), k.
68 David Jaffray, mealseller . . William Goodwin, mail-guard 73 Robert Forrest, merchant 37 Daniel Mitchell, machine-maker 75 James Hall, carter 39 N. Allan and Sons, grocers 76 D. S. Christie, clerk 41 James Chalmers, baker .. Alexander Cruickshank, grocer, h. 42 George Miller, jun., rope-manufact. 77 Alexander Gray, rope-manufacturer 45 John H. "Vollar, shipmaster
.. John M'Pherson, provision-mercht. .. James A. Leslie, writer
81 Gordon and Smith, carters .. George Mackay, clerk 82 Thomas Leith, mealseller 47 George Brewster, stonecutter Stevenson, spirit dealer 83 John , . James Adam, stonecutter 87 William Malcolm, chainmaker 55 William Law, grocer 95 Smith & Gordon, police- contractors 61 James Roy, boot and shoemaker .. Thomas Smith, contractor 62 William Smith, grocer .. Miss Smith, dressmaker 63 John Fraser, clerk
.. Donald Stewart, grocer .. Miss Sievewright
104 Allan A. Marshall, brassfounder, h. .. George Murray, builder 112 William Gilbert, criminal-officer 69 Andrew Castle, grocer .. James Skea, twine-spinner 70 James Easton, blacksmith 120 James Forbes, wood-merchant 71 Robert Duncan, millwright 162 Gray, Watt, & Co., rope manufac. 165 George Watson, cartwright 168 William Wilson, bootmaker PARK LANE, 176 Thomas Rutherford, mealseller 178 Simon Brown, saddler From Park-street to Commerce- st. 184 George Watson, cartwright 187 Wm. Mathers, spirit dealer 188 David Towns, miller PARK-STREET-PLACE, .. W. Emslie and Co, stoneware- merchants Foot of Park-street. 190 G. Nicol, overseer (W. R, & Sod), Roy's Cottage 2 William Ogilvie, rope and twlua 195 James Bain, grocer manufacturer
OGSTON'S COURT, PEACOCK'S CLOSE,
84 Broad-street. 24 Castle- street.
Adam Singer, agent PENSIONER'S COURT,
PARK STREET, 18 Justice-street.
From Justice-street to Canal. PIRIE'S COURT, 6 William Souter, shoemaker 10 David Dow, butcher 50 Castle-street. 14 Thomas Jessiman, spirit dealer 16 William Diack, grocer, &c. Wm. Sellar, confectioner 17 Charles Robertson, ironmonger George Shepherd, bookseller STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 231
Mrs. Hill, lodgings POYNERNOOK, Mrs. Jamieson Foot of Denburn.
PIRIE'S COURT, PRINCE REGENT STREET, 32 Shiprow. From Canal-terrace to Baltic-street.
PLASTERER'S COURT, 13 Alex. Morison, shipmaster .. Thomas Buist, cooper, &c. 70 Gallowgate. .. James Morison, clerk .. John Macaldowie, clerk Henry Stewart, last-maker 15 James dimming, shipmaster .. Robert Still, blockmaker 17 John King, shipmaster POORS' HOSPITAL COURT, .. John Smith, shipmaster
. . Jonathan Mess, corn merchant 56 Gallowgate. 19 W. Williamson, flesher 20 John Matthew, late baker Girls' Hospital, Miss Hay, matron .. Alexander Robertson, engineer Poors' Rates Office, James Riddel, .. John Leslie, shipmaster collector 21 Mrs. Lindsay
Alexander Walker, /*. .. James Reid, shipmaster 23 Andrew Cameron, moulder
.. John Henderson, shipmaster PORK LANK,
From Quay to Virginia- street. PRINCES STREET, 3 George Paterson, blacksmith From King-street to Park-street.
PORTER'S COURT, 9 John Clark, builder H John Greig, cabinetmaker 12 Weighhouse-square. 13 James Yule, grain-merchant 19 James Anderson, carrier 23 John Clark, builder PORTHILL CLOSE, 25 Mrs. Cowie, proprietor 30 Mrs. Laing, midwife 98 Gallowgate.
PORTHILL TERRACE, PROSPECT TERRACE,
From Gallowgate to North- street. From Bank-street to Devanha Brewery.
7 Mrs. Minty 2 James M'Leod. confectioner
.. Jas. Minty, assist, inspect, of police .. Hugh Longmuir, shipmaster
.. George C. Minty, teacher 5 George Barclay, grocer 9 William Speid, advocate 6 Mrs. Beattie 11 W. Begg, flesher 13 George Geddes, builder
,. A. Ingram, feuar .. Andrew Reid, grocer QUAKER'S COURT, Arthur Knox, teacher, Porthill School-house 55 Guestrow. George Forbes, grocer William B. Bruce, feuar Boys' School of Industry 232 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
QUEEN STREET, 60 William Gillan, locker, Custom* 66 and 68 James M'Kenzie, baker From Broad- street to North-street. 72 Mrs. Christie, lodgings 73 Mrs. J as. Bowman, victualling house 2 James Strachan, paper-ruler 75 Robert Lyall, blacksmith 3 R Dyce, advocate 78 AVilliam Greenlaw, merchant
. John Clark, advocate 80 Alison Crombie, dressmaker 4 A. Masson accountant 82 Colin A. Philip, advocate 3 John Leslie, shoemaker 83 Alexander Buchan, shoemaker 6 James Stevenson, engraver 89 James Greig, shoemaker 7 Aberdeen Herald Office 91 John and Alex. Spark, tinsmiths James Anderson, billiard rooms 95 William Smith, hairdresser
. Andrew Johnston, cashier (Adam and Anderson) George Cadenhead, tailor RAGG'S LANE, John Gill W. & J. Berry, linen manufacturers From 37 Broad- street to Guestrow. Mrs. M'Kenzie Miss Skene, wool merchant 2 Miss M'Leod, milliner
John Gill, spirit dealer .. Thomas Sangster. advocate
Isaac Hill, teacher .. Lauchlan M'Kinnon, advocate Thomas Ewen, advocate 3 John Clark, spirit dealer George Moir, flesher William Anderson, mail guard William Anderson, woollen draper RAMAGE'S COURT, Angus Ross, cooper George Reynolds, basketmaker 83 Broad-street. James Booth, M.D. Captain James Booth Smith and Wills, confectioners James Booth, shipmaster W. F. Booth, insurance broker George Reid, stovemaker, &c. RED LION COURT, Mrs. J. Smith John Paterson, advocate From 77 Broad-street to Guestrow, A. & J. Anderson, painters, &c. Alex. Cooper, saddler John Stuart, merchant John and William Bisset. grocers John Lunan F. Bell, hat manufacturer Mrs. Scorgie, lodgings Edmund Chadwick, manufacturer William Smith, hairdresser Alex. Brown, Oddfellow's Arms' Inn REID'S COURT, John Wyllie, tailor Mrs. Henderson, staymaker 34 Gallowgate. Knight and Craib, saddlers John Petrie, broker Alexander Cooper, saddler REID'S COURT, P. P. Wragg, commission merchant Aberdeen Quill manufactory 7 Shiprow. James Chasser, town sergeant Elizabeth Adams* milliner & dress- maker REGENT QUAY, James Maguire, dealer in clothes Alexander Leslie, messenger at arms From Shorebrae to Canal-basin. John Edmond, bookbinder, &c.
Miss M'Donald 1 Alexander Hay, spirit dealer John Thomson, Mill of Cults ware- 2 George Elsmie house .. James Elsmie James M'Kay, hosier 4 George Elsmie and Son William Milne, spirit dealer 5 James Wharton, spirit merchant STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 233
9 John Begg, merchant 66 David M'Kenzie, superintendent of 10 Alex. Maclrie, proprietor of baths meters 11 George Leslie, shipowner .. James Bartlett, officer, Shipmaster's Society RENNY'S WYND, and insur- 11 J Jas. Winlaw, Jan., ship ance broker From Green to Trinity-street 12 James Duncan, spirit dealer 13 Andrew Skene, ship chandler 14j Michael M'Clusky, vintner, &c 15 Alex. Duguid, grocer, &c. RETTIE'S COURT, 16 Custom-house 17 Geo. Davidson (G. & W. Davidson) 26 Broad-street and 65 West North-st.
.. Alex. Pearson, merchant 20 Alexander Mitchell, clerk James Robertson, hairdresser manufac- . . Robert Mitchell, manager (L. and M. Rettie and Sons, lamp C. Shipping Company) turers 21 G. Thomson and Son, wine mer- Middleton Rettie (M. R. and Sons) chants, &c. Mrs. Milne, lodgings
.. Alex, and Wm. Thom, commission merchants, &c.
.. A. Thom, Belgian Consul 22 George Thomson, shipowner (G. T. RIDDEL'S COURT, and Son) 24 Robt. Adams and Co., spirit dealers 40 Windmillbrae. 25 William Cargill, shipmaster
.. John M'Kenzie, shipmaster 28 George Brock, shipping master .. Merchant Seamen's Office RHIND'S COURT, 30 Arthur Smith, painter 32 Receiving Post Office 64 Gallowgate.
.. Peter Buyers, ship chandler, &c.
.. Charles Runcie, Millbank John Elrick, mason 35 Mrs. Laing, spirit dealer 38 James Davidson, grocer 42 Sailors' Home
.. Geo. M'Kenzie, shoemaker, grocer, ROSE'S COURT, and spirit dealer, keeper of the Sailor's Home 18 Commerce-street. 44 Mrs. Neil, vintner 45 Smith & Ramage, watchmakers, Src. 46 William Mitchell, shipmaster 47 Hugh Wilson, confectioner ROSE STREET, 51 John Milne, Mill of Inverury 52 Thos. A. Kidd, tinplate worker From Union-place to Bridewell. 54 John M'Pherson, shipmaster
.. James M'Callum, tide surveyor 1 Mrs. Bothwell Traill, wright, &c. . . George Law, shipmaster 9 James .. James Cromar, shipmaster 11 F. Craigmile, teacher 55 Alexander Brandy, spirit dealer 12 John Cruickshank, LL.D. 56 W. Harvey, grocer 13 John Bannerman 57 William Boaden, shipmaster 14 Mrs. John Innes 58 George Spark, grocer 15 MissL. Gibb 61 William Taylor, shipmaster .. Miss Smith Innes, slater . . David Talbot, shipmaster 17 J. B. 62 Mrs. Gavin 21 John Rust, wood merchant 61 Charles Gibbon, innkeeper 22 William Mitchell, mason 65 Aberdeen, Leitb, & Clyde Shipping .. Miss Mitchell dressmaker Company 24 Alexander W. Chalmers U 2 234 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
ROSEMOUNT PLACE, RUBISLAW PLACE,
From Skene-square to Short-loanings. From Albyn-place to Waverley-place.
1 Geo. Cornwall, printer 1 John Walker left .. E. M. Cornwall, lithographer 2 James Smith (Gill and Smith) hand .. Joseph R. Cornwall, printer 2 J. G. Leslie, sheriff clerk depute 3 Alexander Crow, ironmonger 5 Rev John Stephen ST. ANDREW STREET, 8 Miss Inglis 9 Mrs. Hay From Loch-street to Woolmanhill. 10 C. Stewart, book -agent 11 Rev. H. Angus Aberdeen Horse Bazaar 12 Captain Marsh 3 James Duncan, provision merchant 13 Rev. S. M'Millan 4 George Simpson, provision shop 15 A. and J. Scott 5 Miss Hogg, teacher 16 James Reith, manufacturer 6-William Duncan, house agent 17 Mrs. Hutcheon 7 James Reid, shoemaker 18 John Forsyth, leather merchant 10 James Reid, furnishing tailor 19 Thomas Reid, advocate 14 William Williams, grocer 20 Joseph Rowell, combmaker 17 Mrs. Daniel Thomson, lodgings 24 Mrs. David Milne, midwife
.. Miss Milne 28 George Harrison ROSEMOUNT TERRACE, .. John Middleton, cabinetmaker 32 Alex. Merchant, house carpenter 4 Alex. Keith, of Keith and Gibb 37 Alexander Fyfe, mason
5 Wm. Rattray, teacher .. Glassite Chapel 6 Archibald Watson, cashier, Broad- 39 Mrs. Barkway, vintner ford Works 40 Public Baths 7 James Blackhall, of J. B. and Co. 42 Charles Logan, provision seller 8 Charles L. Shepherd 45 James Wight, grocer 9 Wm. Masson 49 William Mackie, spirit dealer
Alex. Sutherland, Inmore Cottage .. Miss E: Dallachy, dressmaker 50 William Maekay, millwright 61 John Anderson, spirit dealer 73 John R. Grant ROSS'S COURT, .. David Logan, piano-forte-tuner 76 George Milne, grocer 22 Schoolhill. 78 John Lamb, plumber 82 Miss Duguid Alexander Farquharson, stabler 84 Alexander Young, spirit dealer 87j George Stott, shoemaker
ROSS'S COURT, ST. CATHERINE'S WYND, 6 Upperkirkgate. From Union- street to Netherkirkgate. 1 Miss Kelman, lodgings .. James Sutherland, coachman, Earl 2 M. A. Levy of Fife .. David Troup, coach guard
.. Wm. Sutherland, do. .. Johnston and Laird, tailors
.. Mrs. Brown, lodgings .. Mrs. Christall 4 John Taylor, wright 4 George Collie and Co.; drapers J. and J. Manuel 5 W. Routledge and Son, wareroom David Playfair, cabinetmaker 6 George Ross, tailor STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 235
ST. CATHERINE STREET, ST. NICHOLAS STREET,
16 Shiprow. From Union-street to George-street.
P. A, Skinner, candlemaker 1 John Kay, druggist 6 Wm, Cook, tailor and clothier 3 W. and J. Coubrough, tea and coffee merchants 4 John Duncan, goldsmith 5 David Wilson, dyer ST. CLEMENT STREET, 7 J. C. Anderson, perfumer 8 Mrs. Mitchell, pattern printing es- From Garvock-street to Building-yard. tablishment 8 Mrs. M'Hardy, milliner 1 Miss Maitland 9 John Dunn, advocate 2 William Buck, shoemaker 10 James Scott, shoemaker . . George Young, ropemaker 11 William Mortimer, hosier, &c. 3 Peter Riddel, Harbour Office 12 Robert Donald, brushmaker .. Mrs. Captain Anderson 13 William Stevenson, stationer 4 James Mollison, grocer 14 Robert Donald, brushmaker .. John Walker, shipmaster 15 Mrs. Jamieson, midwife 8 Roderick Ross, shoemaker .. Mrs. M'Kay, milliner 10 Alexander Donald, shipmaster .. William Ross, auctioneer, &c. .. James Murray, shipmaster 16 Alexander Paterson, baker 12 James Tulloch, shipmaster 17 James Watson, watchmaker .. Alexander Lyon, leather merchant 18 George Symon, wigmaker, &c. 14 James Tulloch, merchant 19 Miss Cassie, milliner 25 John Jamieson, spirit dealer 20 Thos. Duncan and Son, cork manu- 27 James Lindsay, spirit dealer facturers 28 William Connon, carpenter .. Mrs. Mathieson, dressmaker 30 William Duthie, shipowner, &c. 21 Archibald Louden, City Hotel 32 Duncan Walker, shipmaster 22 John Fyfe, brushmaker 38 James Leslie, shipmaster 23 Thomas Bamford, confectioner 40 Mrs. Robertson, midwife 24 James Allan, merchant 53 Andrew Anderson 25 James Davidson, hat and cap depot .. William M'Callum, boatman 26 John and James Martin, fleshers 56 William Dick, overseer .. Thomas Duncan .. Alexander Pittendrigh, wright and .. Alexander Henderson, advocate funeral waiter 28 G. and R. King, booksellers, &c. 29 J. Walker, watchmaker, &c. 30 Alexander Henderson, advocate ST. MARY'S PLACE, 31 Alexander Crow, ironmonger 32 John Sutherland, druggist From Crown-terrace to Crown-street. 33 Charles Panton, bookseller 34 John Sutherland, druggist
1 John Morrison 35 James Cruickshank, teacher of the 2 William Buyers, merchant accordion
.. Andrew Baxter, shipmaster .. Mrs. Cruickshank, lodgings
.. Thomas Will 36 Alexander Murdoch, bookseller 3 William Henderson, painter 37 Miss Bain, stoneware merchant .. John Nicol, merchant 38 Miss Bisset 4 John Dunn, late merchant 39 Robert Beveridge, manufacturer .. Mrs. Machray 41 Mrs. Still, lodgings
5 John Machray, mail contractor .. Mrs. Pirie's lodgings .. Alexander Coutts, coach guard 42 Mrs. Sheriffs, Union Inn 6 Miss Fullerton, teacher 43 D. and J. Riddel, watchmakers 7 James Smith, house carpenter 45 George Singer, baker .. Robert Wood, bootmaker 47 William Morrison, coach driver 9 Mrs. Kennedy, lodgings 49 James Anderson, slater
18 Miss Lumsden .. Mrs. Craib, lodgings 236 ALPHABETICAL LIST OP
50 Police "Writing Chambers 14 Thomas Ross, sexton 51 Feter Gordon, merchant 15 James Kerr, painter 52 Porter and Leighton, shoemakers 16 Robert Robertson, stoneware dealer 53 Peter Macaldowie, brushmaker 19 Alex. S. Clark, confectioner 56 Brebner and Grant, general mer- .. Misses Duncan, teachers
chants .. Mrs. James Duncan 57 John Simpson, grocer .. Miss Rennie, dressmaker 58 Robert Brown, hatter 28 William Stuart, shoemaker 59 John Pringle, saddler 30 George Garden, baker 60 Thomas Mason, flesher 31 Misses Duncan, milliners .. Misses Leslie, lodgings .. Misses Kerr, dressmakers 61 John Paterson, surgeon 32 George Garden, baker .. John H. Banks, surveyor of Inland 33 James Moir, grocer Revenue — Stamps and Taxes 34 Robert Wilson, bookseller 62 Alexander Masson, grocer, &c. 35 Wm. Walker, Umbrella maker 63 Andrew Smith 36 Mrs. Moir of Raeden 65 John Urquhart, druggist 38 James Craig & Co. saddlers, &c. 39 James Stewart, stoneware dealer 41 Mrs. John Muil, baker ST, NICHOLAS LANE, 42 Mrs. Dr. Fraser 43 William Thorn, spirit dealer From St. Nicholas-street to Correction- 45 A. Jardine Lizars, M.D. wynd. 46 John Christie, M.D. 47 Mrs. Longmuir 3 Isaac Mathieson, silk mercer, h. .. Mrs. Yeats, lodgings 4 Pete* Middleton, tailor .. Miss Longmuir, ladies' school 8 John H. Stephen, engraver .. Alex. Yeats, accountant 9 John Ritchie, Cafe Royal 48 Murray and Garden, advocates 22 Miss Geddes, lodgings 49 Wm. Henderson, M.D. 25 Buyers and Skene .. James Henderson, writer 50 James Murray, advocate 51 H. Adamson, shipowner ST. PAUL STREET, 52, 54, and 56 Grammar School 53 James M'Laren, late collector of From Gallowgate to Loch-street. Inland Revenue .. Wm. M-Laren, M.D.
1 and 2 John Watt, leather merchant 55 Rev. S. M'Intosh, D.D. 5 John Watt, k. 57 Sir M. Bruce, Bart. Robert Mortimer, iron merchant 58 Robert Gordon's Hospital East Parish Schools, J. Kidd, teachr. 59 Wm. Gavin, merchant Medical School 62 Wm. Begg, baker 64 Adam Ross, watch dealer 66 Miases Shepherd
SCHOOLHILL, .. John Watt, advocate, &c. 68 John King, spirit dealer From Upperkirkgate to Woolmanhill.
2 George M. Mitchell SALTER'S COURT, 3 John Garioch, hairdresser 4 Mrs. L. Gordon 50 Lochside. 7 J. and R. Urquhart 8 Peter Green, horse -shoer Mrs. Thomson, lodgings .. Win, Donald, inn and lodgings Miss Thomson, dressmaker 9 John MLeod & Co. watchmakers Alex. Thomson, clerk 10 R. Pratt, merchant .. Wm. Steele, accountant 11 Roger Milne SCOTT'S COURT, .. William Milne
. . Miss C. Milne, fancy knitter 25 Quay. STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 237
SHARP'S COURT, Miss Law George Smith 78 Loch-street. James Ross, shoemaker John Stewart, teacher George Fyfe, merchant SHAW'S COURT, William Cromar, clerk Wm. Anderson, salmon fisher 90 Gallowgate. Mrs. G. Milne David Gray, grocer Robert Shaw, messenger-at-arms Margaret Gray James Grant, shipmaster J. Westland, boot and shoemaker SHEWAN'S COURT, Wm. Bisset, criminal officer — Anderson, teacher 119 Gallowgate. John Law, baker John Littlejohn, grocer Mrs. John Shewan Robert Collie, hairdresser Alex. Gossip, mealseller James Sinclair, shoemaker SHIPROW, Joseph Thomson, grocer George Sim, grocer From Union- street to Trinity-corner. Mrs. Henry, midwife William Mowat, merchant dealer 2 Miss Davidson, china merchant William Mackay, spirit 3 Alexander Strachan, spirit dealer Charles Lindsay, spirit dealer guard 8 and 7 Wm. French, baker Robert Howat, coach 8 Wm. Stewart, spirit dealer Hay and Co., grocers 9 Alex. Lamont, stoneware merchant 10 John Chapel, tailor SHOE LANE, .. Alex. Beattie, hairdresser 12 George Forsyth, spirit dealer From North-street to Queen-street. 13 Alexander Beattie, hairdresser Knox, spirit dealer 15 Wm. 5 John Smith & Co., iron merchants 16 Riach, Workman's Tavern Mrs. 6 John Stephen, plumber, &c. .. Miss Rhind 7 James Pyper, post-horse master, &c. .. John Troup, blacksmith 18 Archibald Clark, shore-porter
.. Magnus Milner, do. SHOREBRAE,
.. James Gray, do.
.. George Robb, do. From Shiprow to Quay. William Moir, do.
.. Robert Lamb, do. 1 Alex. Watt, writer merchant .. George Wilson, do. 2 Miss Davidson, stoneware police .. John Wilson, do. 4 W.Duncan, treasurer, &C, 18A James Law, spirit merchant 5 Mrs. R. Chapman, spirit dealer 19 Wm. Cormack, day patrol 20 John Nicol, merchant 21 Mrs. James MPhee, lodgings SHORE LANE, 22 Isaac Murray, tailor Virginia-street. .. Peter Cantly, shore-porter From Quay to 24 Wm. Allathun, spirit dealer 25 Wm. Buchan, slater 26 Miss Duncan, poultry dealer SHUTTLE LANE, 27 James M'Phee, merchant 28 Alexander Collie, slater From East North-street to Park-street. 30 John Brown, spirit dealer 31 Robert Livingstone 2 John Francis, machine-maker teacher .. Mrs. Smith 39 Miss Stott, 33 Alexander Cormack, grocer 72 Joseph Meston, porter dealer 238 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
SHUTTLE STREET, SIMPSON'S COURT,
From St. Andrew- street to John-street. 139 Gallowgate and 96 Loch-street.
William Dawson, cartwright SKENE STREET,
From Black's-buildingsto Skene-place. SILVER STREET (NORTH), 7 William Watt, slater From Golden-square to Skene-terrace. .. W. Berry (W. and J. Berry) 10 Wm. Cameron, shoemaker 9 Misses Bicknell, boarding and day -12 Wm. Duncan, shoemaker school .. Mrs. Edwards, midwife
1 1 Charles Grainger, adv. (of S. and G) .. John Geddes, mason
. Miss Grainger 10 Cassar Altria, optician 13 Wm. Henderson 17 Alexander Findlay, grocer 14 Rev. John Longmuir 20 Miss Craighead, milliner and dress- 15 Mrs. G. H. Boyd maker 16 R. H. Baker, professor of music 25 Mrs. P. Riddel, spirit dealer 18 Mrs. Yule, lodgings 26 John Fyfe, wright 19 Rev. William Primrose 28 Mrs. Reith, lodgings 20 Miss Anderson, dressmaker 29 Alexander Reid
.. D. Sinclair, teacher .. George M'Donald, grocer
21 T. Smith, painter .. Edward Craig, teacher 22 John Roger (Pratt and Keith) .. Mrs. Oswald, midwife
23 Dr. Macrobin, Migvie-house i .. Mrs. Hay, lodgings 24 Miss Fraser 32 Mrs. Westland j
26 Miss E. Forbes of Ladysford i 34 Wm. Balfour (Richards and Co.) 28 Mrs. George Reid, sen. 38 Thomas Skene, inspector of poor 30 Rev. Hugh M'Kenzie .. A. M'Conachie, teacher 31 James Jopp .. G. C. M'Conachie, do.
.. Jas. Mitchell, assistant inspector .. W. Smart, do. 43 John Davidson, writer SILVER STREET (SOUTH), 50 James Crane, rural police 5S Francis Nicol, grocer From Union-street to Golden -square. 62 William Adam, jun. advocate
.. Francis Rae, cartwright
1 William Aiken, hairdresser, &c. 77 James Yule, grain-merchant 2 Mary Ann Skene .. John Paul, post-horse master
.. Mrs. Smith 80 Robert Henderson, shoemaker
.. Misses Smith, milliners 85 George Walker, shoemaker 3 David Grant, shoemaker 91 Charles Joss, tailor 4 John Thomson, plumber, &e. 91 Miss Buyers, dressmaker 6 Kenneth Watt, shoemaker .. Wm. Buyers, builder 7 Robert M'Dona'.d, tailor 102 Mrs. Cook, midwife 9 William Ewen, turner 105 John Elrick, grocer 108 Miss Stephen, dressmaker 111 William Simpson, beadle, &c. 114 Edward Hutton, hairdresser SIM'S SQUARE, 120 Robert Petrie, shoemaker 122 Samuel Law, shoemaker From Blackfriars-street to John-street. 127 John M'Gregor 133 Wm. Taylor, grocer 135 Robert Meston, merchant SIM'S COURT, 139 Miss Procter Rev. William L. Mitchell 89 Shiprow. 141 Samuel Benson, grocer .
STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 239
141} Misses Benson, dressmakers 11 Alexander Cromar, boot and shoe- 143 Alexander Laing (of Laing and maker Melville 13 Mrs. Wyness, lodgings 163 Sheriff Watson's Female School 15 Mrs. Low, lodgings of Industry 17 Mrs. Ure, lodgings 18 William Berry, manufacturer 19 T. H. Allwood, professor of music SKENE PLACE, 26 Rev. John Aitken 28 William Henderson, jun. From Skene-street to Cherryvale. 30 Robert Mortimer, iron merchant 32 Rev. Marcus Sach3
1 George King, bookseller 34 Mrs. John Robertson
. Mrs. Moir 36 Mrs. M'Bean, late of Alves 3 William Shepherd 38 Miss Leslie 4 J. Nisbet (of Nisbet and Robertson) 40 John D. Milne, sen., advocate 5 Misses Baxter .. Robert Milne, engineer
.. Mrs. Captain John Smith 42 Mrs. Charles Ross 44 Andrew Murray, advocate 46 Misses Leith, of Freefield 48 David Gill, watchmaker SKENE SQUARE, 50 Miss Scott 52 Mrs. Parker From Step3 of Gilcomston to Caroline- place. SKENE ROW, 8 Alex. Ross, biewer 24 Geo. Hutcheson, grocer From Skene-place to Hardweird 26 James Balfour 30 John Michie, tinsmith 3 and 5 James Moir, surgeon 36 R. M'Conachie, clerk 9 Alex Urquhart, road contractor 37 Alex. M'Kenzie, late manufacturer 15 Mrs. G. Gibson 48 James Fraser, foreman 56 Joseph Catto, clerk 60 F. Kemp, spirit dealer SMITH'S COURT, 61 Dr. Brown 64 John Ferguson, baker 16 Netherkirkgate. 73 Mrs. Anderson 81 John Mathew, merchant
. . Mrs. John Mathew, dressmaker SMITH'S (J.) COURT, 82 James Gerrard, blacksmith 83 James M'Naughton, overseer 113 Gallowgate. 84 Mrs. MPhail, lodgings 86 Morris Forsyth, of the Excise
. William Forsyth, editor of Journal SMITH'S COURT, .. G. Forsyth, clerk 88 J. B. Welch 49 Gallowgate.
Mrs. Cordiner James Knight, manager SKENE TERRACE,
From Skene-street to Summer-street, SMITH'S COURT,
1 Mrs. Davidson, lodgings 21 Castle-street. 4 William Webster, baker 7 George Anderson, mason SOUTH CONSTITUTION STREET, 8 J. W. Tough, boot and shoemaker 9 Charles Smith, tailor From Park-street to Constitution-st. .
240 ALPHABETICAL LIST OP
SPA STREET, 83 Mrs. Russell, midwife .. Miss Russell, dressmaker From Denburn to Woolmanhill. 85 J. Henderson, fishing-tackle maker 87 Mrs. Brown provision shop A. Mitchell (Mitchell and Cay) William Watt, slater W. Cay (Mitchell and Cay) STEWART PLACE, 12 Misses Wilson, dressmakers 30 A. Stewart, grocer 71 Guestrow. 34 William Low, dyer .. Robert Geddes, night patrol Shooting saloon, G. Stewart, manager
SPENCE'S COURT, STRAWBERRYBANK,
106 John-street. Top of Hardgate.
James Thomson (A. P. & Sons) SPRINGBANK TERRACE, David Macallan Miss Hay, lodgings From South Crown-street to foot of W. Philip, jun. (P. and C.) Bon-accord-terrace. Alexander Meston, grocer William Davidson, architect 2 Thomas Clark, M.D. Rev. Fergus Ferguson 3 Alexander Alexander, shipmaster 4 Wm. Melville (of T. M. and Sons) 5 Dr. Arthur Stewart STRONACH'S CLOSE, Mrs. M'Kenzie Wm. Murray (Lime Co.) Exchequer-row. John Humphrey, late of Stonehaven James Horn (Commercial Co.) 3 Mrs. Pettegrew Mrs. Rickman 5 Hugh Fraser Misses Knight John Reid, grocer James Reid, gardener SUGARHOUSE LANE, Mrs. Garioch, late of Strachan John Taggart, teller, Bank of Scot- From Quay to Virginia-street. land 9j Francis Montgomery, shipowner 10 Alexander Montgomery SPRINGBANK PLACE, 13 Alexander M'Pherson, shipmaster
From Springbank- terrace to Spring- bank. SUMMER STREET,
2 Robert Alexander, professor of From Union-place to Skene-street. dancing 3 Robert Middleton, builder 3 W. Williamson, flesher 4 Mrs. Riddoch, lodgings 4 David Robb, fishmonger 7 William Ewen, builder 8 Alexander Adamson, cabinetmaker SPRING GARDEN, .. William Adamson, Town-house 10 James Garvie, builder From George-street to Windy-wynd. 18 David Davidson, cabinetmaker 20 Miss Watson, milliner
Mrs. Dingwall . Robert Fyfe, gardener 20 William M'Kinnon & Co. iron mer- 21 Mrs. Mitchell, lodgings chants, &c. .. Rev. J. B. Ritchie 81 John Gall, spirit dealer 24 William Keith, slater STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 241
Mrs. John 'Wilson, lodgings THISTLE LANE, Mrs. Cruickshank, siek-nurse Jas. Ross, builder (of M. & R.) From Victoria-street-west to Skene- George Greig, builder street-west. Robert Greig, builder Wn). Ewen, night patrol 1 David Duff, wright Miss Lyon, dressmaker 3 John Riach Mrs. Erskine Brebner and Ogilvie, work-shop James Laing, inspector A. Ledingham, grocer Mrs. M'Kenzie James Middleton, grocer THISTLE STREET, Miss Walker, dressmaker James Buyers (James Buyers & Co.) From Chapel-street to Rose-strest, Miss Buyers, dressmaker
Miss Winton, dressmaker 1 William Barnett, blacksmith William Brebner, upholstetfer 3 David Grant, shoemaker Misses Smith 4 John Craig, saddler David Duff, wright 7 James Rettie Thomas Sang, shoemaker 8 James Crow, late customs James Esson, gardener 14 Miss Milne, dressmaker James Calder, teacher 21 George Anderson (J. S. & Co.) George Walker, shoemaker 23 Miss Still
Miss Walker, teacher . . Mrs. Robert Matthew 27 William Greig, builder .. W. and G. Greig, builders LANE, SUMMER .. Miss Davidson
. . Miss Wilson From Garvock's-wynd to Fish- street. 28 Alex. L. Groundwater, clerk 29 Alexander Rhind 1 Smith, hairdresser Wm. .. Mrs. Dr. Moir 10 Mrs. Calder, spirit dealer .. Miss Anderson .. Robert Gordon, wright .. Mrs. John Longmuir 22 Alexander Campbell, baker 30 Alexander Johnston, builder Campbell, dressmaker .. Miss 31 William Stewart, shoemaker 33 Mrs. M'Leod, grocer 33 James Brown 39 James Roy, gardener 34 Mrs. John M'Gregor 34 Ernst Donald SUTHERLAND'S COURT, 37 Mrs. John Thorn 44 Alex. Alexander, jun., 20 James-street. 45 John Moir
SUTHERLAND^ COURT, THOMSON'S COURT, 126 Gallowgate. 69 West-north-street. SUTHERLAND'S COURT,
78 Shiprow. THOMSON'S COURT, Mrs. Crone, poultry-shop 61 Broad-street.
THEATRE LANE, George Rennie, printer Donald Christie, h.
From Quay to Virghiia^street). Andrew Tarvas, fi. Mrs. Pirie, sick-nurse David Benzie, shipmaster Wm. Inglis, baker 3
242 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
THOMSON'S COURT, 3 Arbuthnott and M'Combie, paper- manufacturers 21 Quay. .. Robert Scott, manager (A. & M'C.) 8 Nicholson & Simpson, coal-brokers 9 George Cowieson, vintner THORNTON PLACE,
37 Guestrow and 4 Flourmill-lane. TYTLER'S COURT, 3 George Adam, clothier, h. 4 Alexander Smith, brewer 69 Green. 5 Mrs. Tytler, register office
. . James Tytler, porter, House of Re- fuge 11 Alexander Hay, japanner UNION STREET, 12 James Reid, wright
1 Alexander Hay, japanner, h. From Castle-street to Union-place. 14 John Calder 4 & 6 Gibson Brown, furnishing tailor 8 Samuel Maciean, bookseller TRINITY STREET, 10 William Milne, hatter, &c. 12 Alexander Badenoch, tailor, &c. From Denburn to Trinity-lane 14 Alex. Yule, general-ironmonger 16 Charles Fraser, clothier 4 Mrs George Pye 18 Alex. Russell, tailor and clothier 6 George Milne, spirit dealer 20 Alexander Steele, hatter 10 John Garrow 22 Daniel Gray, tea-merchant, &c. 16 James Smith, vintner 23 John Falconer and Co., haberdashers 18 John M'Donald, confectioner 24 Hugh Fraser, clothier, &c. 22 John Tonach 25 James Mollison, Union Hotel
24 James Donaldson, spirit dealer .. Mrs. Currie, lodgings
.. John Duncan, tobacconist to the Queen TRINITY CORNER, 26 M. A. Levy, tailor, clothier, &c. 27 James Connon, clothier From Shiprow to Maltm ill-bridge. 28 Wm. Russel, confectioner 29 Mrs. Currie, lodgings 10 Maxwell M'Guffie, spirit dealer 31 J. Shirres, clothier 32 Philip and Cooper, clothiers 33 Isaac Mathieson, silk-mercer, &c. TRINITY LANE, 34 Samuel Martin, hat-manufacturer 35 Mrs. Robert Milne, stay-maker From Trinity-corner to Trinity- street. 36 Daniel Gray, tea-merchant, &c.
.. Mrs. Captain Jamson, lodgings
.. Miss Bruce, teacher of music
TRINITY QUAY, .. Mrs. Willox
.. Mrs. J. Clark, lodgings From Poynernook to Regent -quay. 37 Patrick Collie, clothier 38 Jamieson and Mitchell, grocers
1 Alexander Craib, merchant 39 James Blackhall and Co., drapers .. Mrs. Craib, midwife 40 James Forbes and Sons, wholesale 2 Alexander Salter, shipmaster clothiers, &c.
.. Patrick Bar.nerman & Son, ship- .. P. and G. Brown, auctioneers owners and coal-brokers 41 John Hodge, cutler
.. Patrick Bannerman, (of P. B. and 43 Mrs. Cassie, milliner Son) coal-broker 44 J. and S. Macbeth, ironmongers
.. William Anderson, salmon-mercht. 45 George Reid and Sons, chemists, &c.
.. John B. Bannerman (of P. B. and 46 Gall and Bird, clothiers, &c. Son), shipowner 47 Henry Cooper and Co., drapers STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 243
James Roy, jun., nurseryman, &c. 84 Miss Cameron, milliner
John Roy, do. . . Hugh Ross, merchant William shepherd, confectioner 85 M'Kenzie and Co., woollen-drapers John Smith, bookseller 86 James Duffus, confectioner and 53 Pratt and Keith, silk-mercers 87 George Yeats, silk-mercer William Walker, grocer, &c. 88 Elijah Burwell, fancy-shop North of Scotland Equitable Loan 89 Alexander Stables, jun., accountant, Company Scottish Provincial Assur. Co. R. S. Willock, temperance hotel .. Scottish Provincial Assurance Co., John Drummond, bootmaker, &c. C. F. Griffith
John D. Milne, sen. and jun , advo- .. Charles F. Griffith cates 90 Mrs. William Wilson James Wright, writer .. Elijah Burwell, merchant William Mitchell, bookseller, &c. .. J. Green, cashier, City of Glasgow Wm. Duffus, temperance hotel Bank Robert M'Killiam, h. .. John Bramwell, secretary, Town Donald Sinclair, teacher (Academy) and County Bank Fraser and Laidlaw, grocers 91 William Littlejohn, cashier, Town William Lumsden, merchant and County Bank Robert M'Killiam, confectioner 92 Lockhart & Salmond, confectioners David Robertson, Royal Hotel 94 Benjamin Reid and Co., seedsmen Archibald Hossack, fruit-merchant 95 John Lumsden and Co., merchants Mrs. Alexander Gordon, lodgings .. J. B. Gibson (of J. Lumsden & Co.) Mrs. Webster, lodgings 96 Smith and Cochran, advocates Thomas Knowles, flesher .. Old Machar Poor Assessment Col- Mrs. John Cattanach, lodgings lector's-office Mail and General coach-office .. Standard Life Assurance office Machray, Croall, and Co., mail con- .. Miss Ross, lodgings tractors .. Wm. Henderson, civil-engineer James Clark, clothier 97 Robert Shand(Jopp and Shand)
Alexander Taylor, woollen-draper . . Alexander Gerard, teacher Thomas Thomson, gunmaker .. Miss Gerard, dressmaker, &c. Wm. M. Miller and Co., hatters .. David Lyall (G. L. & Co.) Charles, Playfair, gunmaker .. George Lyall (do.) James Milne (A Fraser and Co.) .. Miss Shand Angus Fraser and Co., grocers, &c. 99 George Lyall and Co., silk-mercers John Forbes, men's-mercer 101 George Pegler, fruiterer William Rattray, manufacturing 102 Miss Rannie, lodgings
chemist .. A. Batten, agent
John Kay, druggist . . Alexander White (of White and Adam and Anderson, advocates Hutcheon) Samuel Paterson, bookeeper (N. of 103 Murray and M'Combie, advocates S. Railway) .. Anthony Cruickshank, hosier
Robert Findlay ( Allardyce and Jopp) .. Wm. Speid, advocate, &c. Aberdeen Railway office .. Alex. Ross, advocate Alexander Anderson, advocate .. John Barron, advocate George Wilson, artist 104 Buyers and Skene, tea and coffee Smith and Cardno, seedsmen dealers A. Brown and Co., booksellers 105 Cruickshank and Co., hosiers, &c. Mathieson's millinery-warerooms 106 County Fire Office, &c. (William Miss Roy, milliner Smith, jun.) Gill and Smith, watchmakers .. Wm. Smith, jun., tea-mercht, &c. W. and J. Marshall, drapers 107 George Jamieson, jeweller Alexander Troup, merchant-tailor 111 David Wyllie and Son, booksellers Mrs. Dr. Gordon, lodgings to Her Majesty Mrs. M'Kenzie, of Ord 113 Wm. Hay, bootmaker Lauchlan M'Kinnon, jun., advocate 115 Alexander Stuart, writing -master Robert Milne, civil engineer .. Wm. Ramage, architect Charles Playfair, gunmaker .. Writing Academy, C. M'Conochie 244 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
115 Wm. M'Leisb, teacher 150 James Edmond, advocate
. . James Asher, commission- mercht. 151 M. Rettie and Sons, silversmiths
.. Wm. Dutbie, advocate .. Wilmot Holland
.. James Duncan, optician .. Henry A. Dewar, surgeon -dentist
. , James Fraser and Son. boot and 152 Miss Brebner, of Lairney shoemakers 153 Marianus Massie, advocate
. . Aberdeen Union Club News-room .. Brebner & Ogilvie, cabinetmakers
. . Mrs. Hunter, teacher of music 155 J. Littlejohn, fancy worsted ware- 117 James Lumsden and Co., clothiers house 119 A. Morrison, silk-mercer, &c. 156 Miss Ogilvie, of Auchiries 121 James Laing, ironmonger .. Mrs. Dr. Ogilvie
. . Advocates' Hall and Library 157 John Catto, cabinetmaker 122 James Allan and Sons, cabinet- 158 Alexander Kilgour, M.D., makers 160 John Shields, confectioner 122 J P. Beveridge, manufacturer 161 Mrs. Nairne 123 White and Hutcheon, shawl-mer- .. Mrs. Kenneth Stewart chants, &c. 162 Misses Massie, milliners
123± Alex. Yeats, accountant .. Mrs. Geddes, lodgings
. . C. Caftanach and Co., tailors 163 Gifford & Son, carvers and gilders
.. Mrs. Pratt 164 Alex. Gordon, druggist
.. C. Stewart, book-agent 165 Geo. B. Both well, candle-manu-
.. J. A. Millar, advocate facturer 124 John Duncan, tobacconist to the .. Mrs. Isabella Morrice Queen 166 John Fraser, watchmaker
.. Miss Cameron 167 Wm. Andrew, druggist
. . Mrs. Cruickshank, lodgings 169 Wm. Laurie, bookbinder, &c. 125 Thomas Will, manufacturer 171 Thos. Baird, cabinetmaker, &c. 126 John Nicol, clothier 173 Alex. Abel, advocate 127 Milne, Low, and Co, .. William Skinner, advocate 128 John Lyell and Co., gunmakers 175 Thos. and Geo. Gordon, grocers 129 Walter Stewart, silk-mercer 181 Charles Davidson, druggist
. . David Millar, architect, and house- 185 William Milne and Sons, grocers factor 189 Wood and Co., piano-forte saloon 130 Patrick Cooper, advocate 191 Geo. Glegg and Sons, confectioners
. . J. and G. Paterson, shoemakers 193 Miss Robertson, dressmaker, &c.
. . Miss Greig, lodgings .. Alex. Simpson, advocate
. . Mrs. Robb, lodgings 195 James Catto, shoemaker 131 Farquharson and Co., merchants 197 Receiving Post Office .. James Fraser and Co., grocers, &c. 131 J David Davidson, cabinetmaker 132 John Baruett, cabinetmaker and 198 Robert Dyce, M.D. upholsterer 201 Coutts and Gauld, painters 133 Alexander Hay, draper 202 Sir Alexander Bannerman 135 David Walker, hairdresser .. Miss Georgina Bannerman 136 John Ford, flint-glass merchant 209 James Mein, dentist 137 Miss Foote 211 John Cadenhead, M.D.
. . H. Ambrose Smith, secretary, Nor- 214 Alexander Harvey, M.D. thern Assurance Co. 216 West-End Academy 218 piano-forte saloon . . Mrs. Wm. Knox, lodgings John Marr,
.. John Garden (Richards and Co.) 220 Miss Farquharson, of Baliogie 138 Aberdeen Hotel, Wm. M'Gregor 224 Patrick Bannerman 139 James Saint, jun, silk-mercer &c. 233 John Smith, advocate 141 and 143 Peter Williamson, druggist 237 Alexander Davidson, advocate 145 Walter Stewart, silk-mercer .. Mrs. D. Davidson 146 W. J. Lumsden, of Balmedie 238 William Pirrie, M.D. 147 George Marquis, accountant 239 William Williamson, M.D.
. . Chalmers and Farquhar, advocates .. Mrs. B. Williamson
.. John Cook 240 Mrs. Urqubart of Craigston 149 Geo. Sutherland, silk-mercer 245 John & Anthony Blaikie, advocates 150 William Stephen, cabinetmaker 247 John Blaikie, advocate 1 -
STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 245
250 Misses Whyte, ladies' boarding- 18 William Burness, druggist school 20 James Marshall, merchant 251 Miss Innes 21 George Collie, (G. C. and Co.) 252 Edward Burn 22 Stephen Balfour, M.D. and surgeon 253 David Blaikie (J. Blaikie & Sons) 23 John Maitland, late merchant 254 Mrs. Moir of Park 25 John Yeats (of Yeats and Flockhart) 255 Henry Lumsden of Auchindoir 27 James F. Hadden (of Hadden & 257 William Keith, M.D. 261 Wm. Hogarth, merchant 29 Mrs. Leslie of Memsie 262 Watson and Son, stonecutters 31 Alexander Low (M. L. and Co.) 263 John Duncan, advocate 32 William Marshall, draper 33 Nath. Farquhar, advocate (C. & F.) 34 John Bruce, agent UNION BUILDINGS, 35 Miss Dingwall Fordyce 36 Mrs. Houston From Castle-street to Shiprow. 37 John Geddes, M.D. 39 George Ogilvie, M.D.
1 John Airth 48 Miss Still of Millden 2 Athenaeum News-Room 50 William Thorn (A. and W. Thorn) 4, 5, and 7, David Cargill and Co. .. Miss Thorn 9 A. and R. Milne, booksellers 52 C. G. Duguid (of J. D. & Co J
1 1 Mrs. William Morrison
.. James Blake
. . Wm. Knight, architect UNION TERRACE,
. . Alexander Morison, mercer
. . Mrs. Ramsay, lodgings From Union-Bridge to Skene-terrace. 13 John Smith, merchant tailor 15 Keith and Gibb, lithographers and 2 Clements Lumsden, advocate 17 and 19 Philip and Kennedy, haber- Miss Lambert, boarding school dashers Peter Cleland, artist 19 Mrs. Miller, lodgings Robert Smith, surgeon
.. John Mollison Smith and Ferguson, civil- engineers
.. Mrs. Harper, lodgings Alex. Smith (of S. and F.)
. . Thomas Stewart, carpet warehouse William Clark, ironmonger 51 Simpson and Whyte, clothiers to the Charles Chalmers, advocate Queen Andrew Farquharson, younger of Whitehouse Peter Farquharson, advocate, White UNION PLACE, house Mrs. Captain Robert Carmichael From Union-street to Alford-place. Mrs, Wood, lodgings John Munro, late inspector of taxes
1 W. A. Skene of Lethenty Lieutenant William Anderson, su- 2 Mrs. David Forsyth perintendent of rural police
.. Hardy Robinson (Robinson, Crum, Miss Gordon, dressmaker & lodgings and Co.) John M'Pherson, comb manufac. 4 Misses Shand Mrs. Emslie, lodgings 5 Mrs. Adam Gray D. Munro, bootmaker 6 James Fraser,jun., grocer, &c. Thomas Gibson, shuttlemaker 7 Mrs. Stewart of Laithers John Macbeth (of J. and S.) h, 8 James Keith, druggist Mrs. M'Nie, lodgings 9 William Watson Miss Millar, dressmaker 10 James Keith, druggist Miss Middleton, dressmaker
1 Mrs. Lindsay Alex. Beverley, teacher 13 John Hall, merchant Miss Meei, teacher of music 14 Roderiek Adam, baker Mrs. Knox, lodgings 15 Professor David Gray Mrs. Bruce, lodgings 16 Roderick Adam, baker Arthur King, printer 17 Thomas Sangster, advocate Mrs. Anderson, lodgings v2 . .
246 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
38 Mrs. John Morgan, lodgings 6 Charles Fraser, clothier
.. Miss Elizabeth M' Queen, lodgings . Gilbert Rust, plasterer
39 Miss Justice, milliner .. William Ewen, tailor
. . G. Mitchell, painter .. James Fraser, do. .. Miss Urquhart, dressmaker
.. George Paterson, bootmaker .. B. M'Donald, pavier, &c. UNIVERSITY ROAD, .. George Paterson ( William Paterson and Co.) From College-bounds to King-street- 40 Mrs. Tennant, lodgings road. .. Mrs. Shirreff, dressmaker 41 Miss Carter 42 Mrs. Turner UPPERKIRKGATE,
From Broad-street to Schoolhill. UNION KOW, 2 John Clark, h. From Union -street to Summer-street. 4 Leslie Clark, grocer, &c, h. 2 7 Hugh Deverly, watchmaker 7 Robert Ness, coachbuilder 9 John Grant, grocer
. Patrick Singer (D. "Wyllie and Son) 10 John Fiddler, provision shop
. Miss Singer, dressmaker 13 John Nicol, teacher of vocal music 9 Miss Fraser of Fraserfield 15 John Murray, tobacconist, &c. 11 James Jamieson (J. Fraser and Co.) 16 Mrs. Duffus, confectioner 12 Alexander Leslie, late of Jamaica 18 William Shirrcs, tinsmith 13 Robert Ness, coachbuilder 19 W. Mitchell
22 James Davidson, plasterer . . Boys' Hospital
. James Trail, wright, &c. .. Miss Milne
. . Miss Wilson, dressmaker 20 J. A. Wilson, bookseller 24 Robert Middleton, builder 24 Farquhar and Gill, painters, &c. .. Alexander Falconer (J. F. and Co.) 25 Andrew Donald, late baker .. George Falconer (J. F. and Co.) 27 James Ledingham
. . William Keith, slater 28 Miss Cruickshank, dressmaker 26 Miss Watson, dressmaker and mil- 29 John Symon, furniture dealer liner 29j John Smith
. . Robert Fyfe, gardener 30 Mrs. Goodbrand, lodgings 28 David Davidson, cabinetmaker,. &c. 32 Miss Walker, dressmaker
. . Miss Morrison, lodgings 33 Alexander Barnett, beadle, &c. 30 George Gordon, hair manufacturer .. Mrs. Barnett, staymaker 36 Alexander Chalmers, shoemaker 34 and 36 W. Sinclair, wholesale drug- 38 Alex. Alexander, jun., shipmaster gist 34j James Walker, bookseller .. James Laing
UNION WYND, . . John Gray, church officer 37 George Morrison, bootmaker From Union-row to Summer-street. 38 William Russell, confectioner 39 Alex. Turreff, draper (J. B. & Co.)
1 Miss Stephen, day-school 40 Mrs. A. Duncan, lodgings 2 W. Stephen, cabinetmaker 41 John Booth, watchmaker 3 James Matthew, mason 42 Robert Ferguson, silk dyer
.. Miss Matthew, dressmaker 43 David Ogg, basketmaker 5 William Anderson, builder 44 Mrs. Coutts, lodgings 45 Alexander Rennie, painter 46 Alexander Mennie, merchant UNION LANE. 47 John Ogilvie, bookseller 48 James & David Munro, shoemakers From Union-street to Guestrow. 49 A. Masson, grocer 50 William Catto (Aberdeen Bank)
G Alexander Kiloh, lodgings . . Miss Catto, dressmaker .1
STREETS, SQUARES, &C. '247
50 A. Scott, shoemaker Misses Brown 51 Gilbert Martin, hairdresser Richard Latter, teacher of music 52 A. Scott, shoemaker A. D. Morrison, coal agent James Forbes, cashier (J. and A. Blaikie VICTORIA COURT, Wm. Thomson, traveller (G. Collie and Co.) S'tf'Castle-street, George Carr, late teacher James Paul, advocate William Bain, manager (City of Glas- Miss Davidson gow Bank) David White, late tanner City of Glasgow Bank Lydia Ann Barclay George Cornwall, printer Alex. Douglas, shipmaster E. M. Cornwall, lithographer George G. M'Lean, professor of Joseph R. Cornwall, printer oriental languages, Marisehal College Mrs. William Mair, lodgings John Craig, builder VICTORIA PLACE, Mrs. Andrew Oldman- James Meston, clerk From Albyn-street to 'Wales-street, Wm. Chalmers (Low & Chalmers) thence to the Canal. Mrs. George Rae Jas. Grant, clerk (Stamps & Taxes) 3 George Chalmers, shipmaster Mrs. Anderson
.. George Collie, shipmaster Mrs. Neill
. James B. Greig, shipmaster G. T. Harvey, clerk, Aberdeen Rail- 40 James Middleton way
. William Stuart, bookkeeper John M'Kinnon 42 John Gray, flesher Alex. D. Milne, clerk, Bubislaw
.. Alex. Morrison, shipmaster Works
.. Donald M'Taggart, coal-broker Mrs. Fowler 45 Andrew Crane, shipmaster William Tait
. . Mark Christopher, shipmaster William Chalmers, corn merchant 46 Williamson and Simpson, candle- Mrs. Thomson, midwife makers John Hodge, cutler 47 Mrs. Norris, teacher Mrs. Captain Clyne 50 William Beverly (Catto, Thomson, Alexander Rae and Co.) A. M'Conachie, clerk 51 Alexander R. Dyer Miss Cruickshank
.. Mrs. William Reid Mrs. John MGregor 52 E. W. Von Lae'r George Walker (A. Brown & Co.) John Colquhon, traveller Mrs. M'Farlane Alex. M'Farlane, Customs VICTORIA STREET (WEST), J. C. Walker, clerk (Rettie & Son) William Russel, late tailor From Albyn-place to Skene-street- Wm. Stevenson, commission agent west Rev. W. Cooper John Moir 3 Patrick R. Gordon, writer James Fraser, jun., grocer 7 Mrs. M'Farlane of Crathie Wm. Davidson, stoneware merchant 9 Mrs. Malcolm Misses Davidson, dressmakers
1 Miss Gordon Mrs. Norris 13 Principal Dewar, D.D. Miss M'Laggan 15 William Donald, painter David Morrison 16 George Inglis, baker Mrs. Professor Paul .. John Parkhill Captain David Stephen 19 Thomas Thomson, gunmaker Robert Stephen 20 Major Hawkins, recruiting service Captain William M'Naughton 248 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
VIRGINIA STREET, ' 26 William Collie, carter 37 William Duncan, sen., flesher From Commerce-street to Weighhouse- 39 John Brunton, shipmaster square.
5 Cowie and Co., brewers WALES STREET (LITTLE),
. . Alexander Leslie, brewer Williams Sons, coopers, &c. From Wales-street to Hanover-street. 13 James & j
.. John Wilken, cooper
. . Robert Williams, cooper
1 6 Miss Leslie, milliner WALKER'S COURT, 18 George Nicol, shoemaker 21 Rev. Robert Blackwood 63 Guestrow. 22 David Petty, shipmaster
.. Miss Stephen, lodgings James Farquhar (of F. and G.) 23 John Christie, shipmaster Female School of Industry, Miss Milne, 26 John Mollison, grocer matron 30 John Milne, blacksmith 50 George Rennie, grocer WALKER'S COURT, 51 John Smith, shipmaster
. . Mrs. Robertson, midwife 30 Virginia- street. 56 John Moir & Son, preservers of fresh provisions 57 Alexander Harper, grocer WALKER'S COURT, 58 Thomas Dow, spirit dealer 59 Herman Ganson, shipmaster 25 College-street. 60 James Johnston, mealseller 61 John Harper, mealseller 62 Alex. Linklater, shipmaster WALKER'S COURT,
.. Alexander Gellan, carpenter, &c.
.. Robert Thain, teacher 37 Shiprow.
. . Mrs. Gellan, dressmaker 64 James Abel, baker 65 Alexander Findlay, grocer WAPPING STREET, 66 James Abel, baker
.. Miss Simpson, dressmaker From Trinity-street to Lower-denburn.
.. James M'Lean, shipmaster 68 and 70 George Saunders, grocer 69 Robert Eddie, brewer WATER LANE,
.. Alexander Taylor, shipmaster 73 Andrew Linklater, shipmaster From Quay to Virginia-street. 79 George Forrest, carter 89 Hugh Fraser, clerk WATERLOO QUAY,
WALES STREET, From Waterloo -street to York-place.
From Park-street to Victoria-place 67 James Morgan, carpenter 69 A. G. Bower, dockmaster
1 John Sharp, spirit dealer Goldie and Hay, sailmakers 2 John Walker, plasterer John Gibb & Son, stone-merchants 3 Alex. Sims, spirit dealer 79 John Lyon, spirit dealer 8 William Bain, spirit dealer David Rodney, spirit dealer 10 and 12 James Jamieson, plumber, &c. James Allen, shipmaster 16 Mrs. Milne, flesher Alex. M'Donald, sailmaker 18 Isabella Harrow, vintner 80 John Duffus, ship chandler, &c. 19 George Ross .. Mrs. Boadin, lodgings 21 James Bate, spirit dealer .. John Cargill, shipmaster 25 Adam Thomson, flesher 82 Alexander Duthie, shipbuilder .
STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 249
WATT'S COURT, 2 Miss Smith .. Mrs. Reid 46 Virginia-street. 3 Mrs. Yeats of Auquhamey 4 William Mollison, baker 6 Marianus Massie, advocate WAVERLE Y PLACE, 8 Barbara Law, merchant
From Victoria-street -west to Rubislaw. WELLINGTON STREET,
1 George Inglis, baker to Links. 7 William Ramage, architect From Waterloo-quay 9 Norval Clyne, advocate shipmaster 11 John Ferguson 16 Robert Alexander, 18 Mrs. Nicol, vintner 26 Mrs. Sword, do. WEBSTER'S COURT, 28 Andrew Leslie, boilermaker .. Alex. Ross, clerk 72 Shiprow. 32 Seaton Meston, groeer 47 John Robertson, shipmaster
.. James Wishart (Hall and Son) WEBSTER'S COURT, 49 Patrick Allan, shipmaster 52 Alexander Forbes 19 East North-street. 54 Alexander Hay, shipowner 55 James Cumming, carpenter
.. Mrs. Davidson, lodgings WEIGH-HOUSE SQUARE, .. James Cook, engineer 56 Andrew Davidson, shipowner Quay. STREET, 1 William Steel, spirit dealer WHITEHOUSE 9 Robert Catto, spirit dealer 10 Robert Brown, shore-porter From Chapel-street to Skene-place. 11 Simon M'Leod, grocer 17 John Begg of Lochnagar distillery 11 John Air, cartwright, &c.
. Miss Cormack, dressmaker 15 Mrs. Martin WATERLOO STREET, 25 William M'Naughtori, manufacturer 27 Mrs. Esson, lodgings From Garvock-streetto Waterloo-quay. 31 Misses Symmers 32 Mrs. A. Smith
1 Robert Scorgie, spirit dealer .. David Smith, clerk J. Milne, Inverury Mill Warehouse 37 John Fraser, watchmaker Wm. Dutbie, shipowner 38 Peter Crombie, jeweller A. Reid, treasurer 39 Alexander Black, clerk 40 Low and Chalmers, builders 41 James Black, builder WELL COURT, 43 Miss Craig .. Mr9. Angus 14 Broad-street. 44 Miss Humphrey
John Walker, clerk 2 James Brownie, paper ruler, &c. WINDMILLBRAE,
From Green to Crown-street. WELLINGTON PLACE,
1 John Bell, cooper From Union-place to Southbridge. 23 Lockhart Duncan, grocer 25 John Ross, groeer and spirit dealer
1 James Black (J. Black and Co.) 35 Wm. Duff, grocer 250 ALPHABETICAL LIST OP
43 George Brand, carter 43 Johnstone Pirie, grocer 46 Mrs. Brand 46 Miss Walker, dressmaker
48 Arch . Knowles, provision merchant 48 Christian Menzie, sick nurse 49 Arthur Law, grocer .. Mrs. William Willox 50 John Black, merchant .. Mrs. Dalgarno, midwife 58 A. Coutts, turner and shuttle-maker 49 William Craigmile, grocer 62 David Coutts, grocer 50 Alex. Edward (acct. B. L. & Co.) 63 John Anderson, plumber .. Mrs. Tulloch, lodgings .. George Watson, saw trimmer 51 James Laing, chemist and druggist 66 George Ewen, turner 53 Royal Infirmary .. George Dunean, clerk 55 Miss E. Miller, broker 68 John Michie, tinsmith 70 David Imray, stoneware merchant 73 Janet Fettes, poultry shop 72 John Harris, grocer 74 James Elliot, shipmaster 85 Mary Yeats, sick-nurse 79 Mrs. Murray, vintner 86 George Bannerman, spirit dealer 87 John Smith, grocer 88 James Green, clothier WINDSOR PLACE, 89 Charles Smith, tailor .. John Smith, grocer From Thistle -lane to Victoria-street- 91 George M'Donald, broker west.
1 James Cockie YEATS LANE,
. . Mrs. Macandrew 2 John Milne, clerk of police From Canal-terrace to Summer -lane. 3 William G. Maolean, customs 2 Daniel Mearns, shipmaster 8 John Morgan, shipowner
: WINLAW S COURT, .. George Cruickshank, coal-broker 9 John Stewart, shipmaster 107 Gallowgate and 72 Loch-street.
Wm. Paterson YEATS COURT, Alex. Watson, merchant 32 Netherkirkgate.
WINDY WYND, John Watson, tailor James and David Young, teachers of From Gallowgate to Spring-garden. music
8 Arthur Clark, feuar 10 William M'Pherson, spirit dealer YORK STREET,
2 1 George Mutch, spirit dealer From Wellington- st. to the New Pier.
WOOLMANHILL, 1 Miss Watt, spirit dealer 4 William Anderson From Schoolhillto Steps of Gilcomston. 7 Donaldson Rose and Co., timber merchants 4 George Milne, furniture dealer .. William Rose (of D. Rose & Co.) 8 John Menzies, leather merchant 13 John Gordon, cooper, &c.
26 James Watson, grocer . . Lewis Fyfe, blockmaker
27 Joseph Johnston ,. 15 John Skinner, boatbuilder 28 John M'Kirdy, watchmaker 16 John Leslie, grocer 33 Henry Laurie, boot and shoemaker 17 Mrs. Andrew Still, grocer 34 Henry Jackson, M.D. 18 James Anderson, blacksmith 35 William Morgan, hairdresser 21 James Connon, mealseller 39 John Leslie, cotton manufacturer 34 Alex. Mackie, shipmaster 42 George Mitchell and Co painters 35 Mrs. Anderson, spirit dealer , STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 2.51
10 Mrs. Smith, spirit dealer 27 Alex. Davidson, engineer 41 James Macarthie, boatman, customs .. Alex. Gauld, shipmaster
.. John Collie .. John Duffus, grocer
. . Mrs. Peter Ligertwood 29 David Copland, merchant
. . Wm. Reid, late shipmaster 31 William Cormack, grocer 43 G. B. Allen, shipmaster 44 James Wilson, late shipmaster 48 William Rattray, manufacturing YOUNG STREET, chemist 119 William Hall (of A. Hall & Sons) From Gallowgate to Loch-street.
5 Alex. Davidson YORK PLACE, 9 Alex. Cairney 13 Alex. Paul, provision shop From Waterloo-quay to York- street. 14 George Robb, wholesale grocer, &c.
. . Alex. Milne of Pittrichie 25 Robert Johnston, merchant 24 Joseph Wishart, organ builder 27 Robert Parrot, shipmaster .. J. and A. Allan, dressmakers AGENTS FOR INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Aberdeen Mutual Assurance and) Alexander Yeats, J Union-street Friendly Society,™.,,..™,..,,™,™™,,. J 123 Aberdeeu Mutual Marine Insurance I It. Connon, 58 Marischal-street Association, _™. „™.J Aberdeen Sea Assurance Co.,„™~™,„™. A. Matthew, 57 Marischal-street Accidental Death Insurance Co,, ^ A. Masson, 4 Queen-street Agriculturist Cattle Insurance Co.™,™™ John Sheed, 44 Marischal-street Alfred Life Assurance Association, ™™ William Gordon, 34 Marischal-street Alliance Life and Fire Assurance Office, James Black and Co., 23 King-street Argus Life Assurance Co., ™™.™_^ J. Brebner, Advocates'-buildings Asylum Life Co., ~™„™„™„,„„„™.„~ R. R. Notman, 24 Adelphi
Atlas Fire and Life Office,™™,™..,. . J. Blaikie, 245 Union-street British Commercial Life Assurance Co., George Grub, Advocates'-buildings British Empire Mutual Life Assur. Co., Lauehlan M'Kinnon, 83 Union-street British Empire Fire and Life Society,™ J. A. Wilson, 20 Upperkirkgate Caledonian Insurance Co.,™™ Alexander Abel, 7 Belmont-street County Fire Office and Provident) AVilliam Smith, jun., 106 Union-street Life Office, „™, ) Eagle and Life Insurance, ~„™,.,™™.™™, Arthur Thomson, Bank of Scotland Edinburgh Life Assurance, ~ ~™, James Murray, 50 Schoolhill European Life Assurance & Annuity 1 D. Davidson, 1 Bon-accord-street
Experience Life Assurance Co., .,„.„™. George Marquis, 147 Union-street Farmers' and Graziers' Mutual Cattle) Benjamin Reid, 11 Market-street Assurance Co.,—™, f General Fire and Life Assurance Co., ™ George Allan, 1 Marischal-street Globe Fire, Life, & Annuity Insurance, R. Dyce, 3 Queen- street Guardian Fire, Life, & Annuity Assur., A. Chivas, National Bank Hercules Insurance Co., ™„„™.™„_™™. John Duncan, 8 Castle-street Imperial Fire Assurance, „™„~™„™,™™, J. Smith, 142 King-street
Independent Fire, Life, and Annuity "I A. Stevenson Assurance Co., ™™.™™,™™..,™™_™, J Insurance Co. of Scotland (Fire), „„™ William Skinner, 173 Union- street Kent Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,„™,™„ W. P. Booth, 56 Marischal-street Life Association of Scotland, „™.„™„„ A. Abel, 7 Belmont-street Liverpool and London Fire and Life > John Sheed, 44 Marischal-street Insurance Co., ™„,™ ™„, j London Mutual Life and Guarantee^ J. A. Wilson, 20 Upperkirkgate
London Union Assurance Fire Offices \ William Gray, 136 King-street and Annuities, ,,.„.™™.,,. „ ™.™ f Maritime Passengers' Assurance Co., ™ John Sheed, 44 Marischal-street
Mariners' General Life Assurance Co., George Allan, 1 Marischal-street Michigan Investment Co.,™,™™™,™™™™™ Murray and M'Combie, 103 Union-street Mutual Accumulation Society. A. Duthie, 11 Market-street ) .
AGENTS FOR INSURANCE COMPANIES. 253
National Five and Life Assurance Co., Allardyce and Jopp, 13 Market street
North British Australasian Co., .—. Jopp and Shand,31 Gallowgate North British Fire and Life Assurance, T. and N. Burnett, 25 Belmont-street Northern Assurance Co. (Fire and Life), William Chalmers, 3 King-street Norwich Fire, Life, and Annuity Office, Charles Chalmers, 147 Union-street Palladium Life Assurance Society, „~™, Norval Clyne, 245 Union-street Perpetual Investment Land & Build- ~) J. A. Wilson, 20 Upperkirkgate ing Society, „~v™~™~ J Phoenix Fire Office, „ ~~— C. Lumsden, Union-terrace Professional Life Assurance Co,,^.^ William P. Booth, 56 Marischal-street
Promoter Life Assurance and An- ") John Stuart, 87 Crown-street
Provident Life Office and County Fire \ William Smith, 106 Union-street
Royal Exchange Assur. Corporation,^^ Alexander Jopp, 31 Gallowgate Scottish Amicable Life Assur. Society, John Jamieson, 56 Marischal-street Scottish Equitable Assurance Co., ,™„, William Gordon, 14 Adelphi Scottish Provid. Institut. of Edinburgh, William Skinner, 173 Union-street Scottish Provincial Assurance Co.,„,„^, C. F. Griffith, 89 Union-street Scottish Sea Insurance Co., ra»„ William Reid, 56 Marischal-street Scottish Union Fire and Life Assur. Co., " 58 Castle-street Standard Life Assurance Co.,„~» ,„™ Smith and Cochran, 96 Union-street West of England Fire and Life Office.^, A. and J. Cadenhead, 9 Huxter-row West of England Guarantee Society,™™ R. R. Notman, 24 Adelphi Wisconsin Marine and Fire Assur. Co., Adam and Anderson, 75 Union -street York and London Fire, Life, and An- William Gordon, 14 Adelphi nuity Office, ,«w,,~~,~»v,v»~~»~~~.J )
LIST
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Accountants. Advocates—(Continued.
Budge, David, 31 Gallowgate Bryce. James, Adelphi-court Fletcher, Robert, 17, Huxter-row Burnett, Newell, 25 Belmont-street Marquis, George, 147 Union-street „™— Thomas, 25 Belmont-street Masson, Andrew, 4 Queen-street Cadenhead, A. & J„ 9 Huxter-row Milne, Alexander, Mounthooly Cameron, Andrew J., 6 Broad-st. Morison, John, City of Glasgow Cattanach, D. G., 56 Castle-street Bank Chalmers, Charles, 147 Union-st. Notman, Robert R., 23 Adelphi Chivas, Alex., 42 Castle-street Riddel, James, 4 North Broadford Clark, John, 3 Queen-street ,~~— Thomas, Savings' Bank Clerihew, Francis, M'Combie's-ct. Rolland, Robert, 49 Victoria-place Clyne, Norval, 245 Union-street Sim, Alexander, Bank of Scotland Collie, James, 58 Castle-street Sinclair, James A., 245 Union-st. Coutts, John, 16^ Constitution-st. Smith, Francis, North of Scotland Daniel, Alex., 25 Belmont-street Bank Davidson, John, 47 Marischal-st. John, 233 Union-street ,~ P. & A., 1 Bon-aecord-street Steele, William, 58 Castle -street Duncan, John, 8 Castle-street Strachan, Alexander, 75 Union-st. Dunn, John, 9 St. Nicholas-street Yeats, Alexander, 123i Union-st. Duthie, Alex., 11 Market-street William, 115 Union-street Dyce, Robert, 3 Queen-street Advocates. Edmond, Francis, 22 Adelphi James, 150 Union-street Abel, Alexander, 7 Belmont-street Ewen, Thomas, 20 Queen-street Adam and Anderson, 75 Union-st. Farquhar, Nathaniel, King-street Adam, William, jun., 62 Skene-st. „~„™ R. Spotiswood, 2 Correction- —™~ Robert, 40 King-street wynd Allan, George, 1 Marischal-street Ferguson, James, 7 Belmont-street John, 17 Marischal-street „™ John, 7 Belmont-street Angus, John, Town-house Fleming, John, 12 King- street Bannerman, Patrick, 224 Union- Fraser, Alexander, Town-house street Gordon, Alexander, 27 King-street Barron, John, 103 Union-street Francis, 13 Golden-square Lambert, 13 Netherkirkgate ~~, and Hunter, 14 Adelphi Blaikie, J. and A., 245 Union-street Grant, George, 10 King-street Brebner, James, Advocates'-build- Gray, William, 136 King-street ings Grigor and Reid, 7 King-street PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 255
Advocates— (Continued). Agents and Commission Merchants. Grub, Geo., Advocates'-buildings Henderson, Alex., 26 St. Nicholas- street Asher, James, 115 Union-street Jopp and Sband, 31 Gallowgate Batten, Abram, 7 Adelphi Keith, David, Town-house Connon, Richard, and Co., 58 Ma- Ledingham, Robert, 52 King-street rischal-street Ligertwood, Jobn, 4 Correction- Duncan, Geo., 39 Netherkirkgate wynd Dyer, Alexander R., 51 Wales-st. Lumsden, Clements, 2 Union-ter. Edwards, Douglas, 1'5& 16 Adelphi M'Donald, Alex., 245 Union-street Elsmie, George, & Son, 4 Regent- M'Kinnon, Lauchlan, 37 Broad-st. quay Lauchlan, jun., 54 Union- Gray, James, 58 Marischal-street Union- street , John, Crown-court, Massie, Marianus, 153 Union-street street Meston, Alex. 56, Castle-street William, 292 George-street Millar, James A., 123^- Union-st. Hunter, William, 5 Concert-court, Milne, John D., sen. and jun., 54 Broad-street Jamieson, John, 56 Marischal-st. Union-street | Mitchell, David, 12 Adelphi-court Kennedy, JameS John, Market-st. Morrice, D. R., 34 Marischal- street M'Bean, H., 1 Littlejohn-street Murray and Garden, 50 Schoolhill M'Laren, John, 25 Gallowgate and M'Combie, 103 Union- Malcolm, James, 23 Marischal-st. street Mather, J., Concert-court, Broad- Nicol, James, 15 Belmont-street street William, 61 St. Nicholas- Ogg, William F.. 1 1 Adelphi-court ! Milne, Paterson, John, 32 Queen-street street Paul, James, 12 King-street Olipbant, Walter, 7 Donald's-court Philip, Colin Allan, 15 King-street Pirie, David, Crown-court Robison, William, 58 Castle-street Rennie, John T., 41 Marischal-st. Ross, Alexander, 103 Union-street Rhind, John, 28 Broad street Co., 59 Mari- „^ . William, 20 Belmont-street Robb Brothers and Ruxton, Thomas, 19 Adelphi schal-street Sangster, Thomas, 2 Ragg's-lane Rough, William, 12 Castle-street Simpson, Alex., 193 Union-street Rust, Alex., 32 Adelphi-court 44 Marischal-street ~~*.—. James, 1 Netherkirkgate Sheed, John, „~ Wm., 56 Bon-accord-square Singer, Adam, Ogston's-court, 84 Skinner, William, 173 Union-st. Broad-street Smith and Cochran, 96 Union-st. Smith, Alexander, 36 King-street ,™ John, 223 Union-street Staveren, John Van, 92 George- Speid, William, 103 Union-street street Stronach & Grainger, 20 King-st. Stevenson, William, 57 Marischal- Stuart, John, 87 Crown-street street Torrie, Alexander, 75 King-street Thorn, Alex, and Wm., 21 Quay Watt, John, 2 Correction-wynd Thomson, George, and Son, 21 Webster, A. and J., 42 King-street Regent-quay Winchester, Charles, 171 Crown- Walker, Charles, 39 Marischal-st. street Warrack, James, 34 Marischal-st. Yeats and Flockhart, 84 King-st. Williams, Charles, 35 Marischal- ,.-~.~v~ and White, 48 King-street street ™. William, 35 Marischal-st. Wragg, P. P., 46 Queen-street 256 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Architects. Bakers—(Continued).
Davidson, Wm., Strawberrybank Croll, George, 70 King-street Henderson, James, 120 Loch-street John, 67 George-street William, 66 Loch street Eddie, Alexander, 6 Commerce- Knight, William, 11 Unicn-build- street ings Edwards, Simpson, 54 Gallowgate M'Kenzie& Matthews, 24 Adelphi- Ferguson, John, 64 Skene-square court Flett, William, 142 George-street Millar, David, 129 Union-street Forsyth, James, 129 Crown street Ramage, Wm., 115 Union-street French, William, 6 Shiprow Smith, John & William, 142 King- Garden, George, 32 Schoolhill street Glennie, George, 17 Crown-street
Inglis, George, 1 Albert-street „ James, 32 Gallowgate Artists. „—„— William, 67 Broad-street Ireland, James, 81 Bon-accord-st. Cassie, James, 32 Adelphi Kelly, James, 120 Chapel-street Cleland, Peter, 8 Union-terrace Kelman, Alexander, 23 Basement- Giles, Jas., R.S. A., 64 Bon-accord- floor, New-market street Law, John, 60 Shiprow Mitchell, John, 119 Crown-street M'Donald, Wm., 105 Causewayend Munro, Robert, 95 King-street M'Kenzie, George, 83 Gallowgate
Niddry, William, 24 Frederick-st. ~v . James, 66 and 68 Queen-st. Paul, Robert, 18 Bon-accord-lane M'Lean, Thomas, 7 Dee-street Russel, George, 4 Dee-street M'Pherson, Alexander, 65 Carme- Stirling, John, Kingsland-place lite- street Wilson, George, 75 Union-street Mollison, John, Wellington-place Muil, Francis, 153 George-street
™ . Mrs., 41 Schoolhill Auctioneers. Munro, Kenneth, 66 George-strett Nicol, Joseph, 10 Exchequer-row Brown, P. and G., 40 Union-street Procter, Farquharson, 276 George- (up stairs). street Emslie, R. J., 22 and 24 Broad -st. Raeburn, Peter, 35 Broad-street Grant, Charles, 15 Mealmarket-st. Reith, William, 112 Causewayend M' Alpine, William, 6 King-street Singer, George, 47 St. Nicholas- Ross, Wm., 15 St. Nicholas-street street Stephen, William, 31 Broad-street Warrack, David, 5 Chapel-street Bakers. Warrander, W. R., 19 North-street Webster, John, 43 Green Abel, James, 64 Virginia-street William, 4 Skene-terrace Adam, Roderick, 14 Union-place Williamson, Alex., 1 Catto-square Allan, James, 68 Upper-denburn Young, William, Hardweird Baxter, Thomas, 29 George-street Begg, William, 3 Frederick-street Bothwell, Alexander, Holburn-st. Basket Makers. Bruce, John, jun., 8 George-street Buchan, Robert, 76 Green Brown, Wm., 8 Marischal-street Campbell, Alexander, and Co., 3 Ogg, David, 43 Upperkirkgate Yeats-lane Reynolds, George, 26 Queen-street Chalmers, James, 41, Park-street Todd, Alex., 34 Market-gallery PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 257
Blacksmiths. Bookbinders—Continued).
William, 196 Union-street Anderson, James (A. Hall & Son), Laurie, Craigie-street 18 York-street Smith, Alexander, „™ Thomas, Flourmill-lane Wilson, Andrew, 20 Mariscbal-st. „ John, 20 Marischal-street Barnett, William, 1 Thistie-street Beattie, Francis, 69 George-street Benuet, William (Blaikie Brothers) Blaikie Brothers, Footdee Booksellers. Bonnyman, James and John, 19 Loch-street Brown, Alexander, and Co., 77 Union-street Coulls, John, Hanover-lane Broad- Donald, John, 4 Causewayend Clark, George, and Son, 15 Fraser, Hugh, Steps of Gilcomston street Archibald, 7 George-st. Fyfe, John, 6 Carmelite-street Courage, Gerard, James, 30 John-street Davidson, George, 1 King-street 1 Marischal-street Johnston, John, 75 Gallowgate Forsyth, Isaac, Laing, Wm., 18 Catherine-street. Fraser, William, 29 New-market Gallery Leslie, Andrew, and Co., Provost Blaikie's-quay Henry, George, 78 Broad-street Robert, 28 St. Lyall, Robert, 75 Queen-street King, George and Nicholas-street M'Hardy, D., 66 Netherkirkgate M'Donald, John, 16 Crown-street rr^, John, 15 Back-wynd Mennie, William, Holburn-street M'Pherson, William, 59 Broad-st. Milne, John, 30 Virginia-street Maclean, Samuel, 8 Union-street > Milne, A. R., 9 Union-buildings Mitchell, David, 1 Castle-lane & Union-street Nicolson, Alex., 11 Causewayend Mitchell, William, 55 Paterson, George, 13 Pork-lane Murdoch, Alex., 36 St. Nicholas- street Pirie, J. and A., 9 Barnard's- close Reid, George, 29 Queen-street Ogilvie, John, 47 Upperkirkgate Robertson, Charles, 3 Mill-street Panton, Charles, 33 St. Nicholas- Sim, Alexander, 5 Catto-square street Smith, William, 113 Skene-square Russel, William, 19 Broad-street Troup, John, 16 Shiprow Shepherd, George, 1 Broad-street Watson, George, 45 Loch-street Smith, Alexander, 40 Broad -street ™ John, 50 Union -street ,™.„™ Lewis, 55 Netherkirkgate Stevenson, Alex., 11 Carmelite-st. Block, Pump, and Mast ™ William, 13 St. Nicholas-st. Makers. Sutherland, John, 3 Gallowgate Vessie, James, and Son, 124 Gal- lowgate Anderson. Adam, 10 Church-street Walker, James, 34^ Upperkirkgate Fyfe, Lewis, 13 York-street Watson, Alex., 28 Summer-street Still, Robert, .15 Prince Regent-st. Wilson, J. A., 20 Upperkirkgate „~™~ Robert, 34 Schoolhill Wyllie, D., & Son, 111 Union-st. Bookbinders.
Edmond, John. 52 Queen-street Boot and Shoemakers. Fenton, James, 56 John-street
. Robert, 50 Gordon-street Aiken, Alexander, 52 Skene-street Henderson, Alex., 2 Broadrstreet —.,— James, 33 Marischal-street 258 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Bootmakers—(Continued). Bootmakers—(Continued).
Airth, John, 2 Justice-street Jaffray, William, 36 Broad-street Alexander, David, 7 Correction- Jenkins, John, 29 Netherkirkgate wynd Kerr, William, 249 George-street Allan, Thomas, 14 Jopp's-lane Laing, Robert, 46 George-street Black, John, 23 Justice-street Laird, George, 24 Causewayend Bothwell, John, 33 & 35 Broad-st. Laurie, Henry, 33 Woolmanhill Brown, Alexander, 71 George-st. Law, Samuel, 122 Skene-street Donald, 13 Dee-street Leslie, James, 16 Schoolhill Buchan, Alexander, 83 Queen-st. John, 5 Queen-street Buck, Wm., 2 St. Clement-street M'Bean, John, Bridge of Dee Buckner, William, Causewayend M'Farlane, D., 39 East North-st. Cadenhead, David, 98 John -street M'Kay, Alexander, 18 Gallowgate Cameron, William, 10 Skene-street M'Kenzie, Duncan, 1 Crooked-lane Campbell, Daniel, 17 Jopp's-lane Mackie, George, 99 George-street John, 84 Chapel-street Massie, Peter, 35 Upperkirkgate Catto, James, 195 Union -street Melvin, George, 16 and 18 George- Chalmers, Alex., 21 Marischal-st. street Clyne, William, and Sons, 22 and Milne, Alexander, 27 Marischal-st. 24 Gallowgate Mitchell, Robert, 65 Commerce-st. Cromar, Alex., 13 Skene-street Morison, Geo., 37 Upperkirkgate Davidson, James, 38 Marischal-st. Munro, James and David, 48 Up- Drummond, John, 54 Union-street perkirkgate Duncan, Peter, 71 Netherkirkgate Nicol, George, 18 Virginia-street William, 12 Skene-street Paterson, John, 14 Catherine-street Farquharson, Thomas, Innes-street —„™ J. and G., 130 Union-street Fiddes, Andrew, GO John-street Petrie, Robert, 120 Skene-street
—. — Francis, 32 Upperkirkgate Porter & Leighton, 52 St. Nicholas- Findlay, Alex., 11 Broad- street street Foote, James, 38 Frederick-street Reid, James, 7 St. Andrew-street Forbes, Grant, 286 George-street Joseph, 86 King-street Franklin, H., 53 Gallowgate Robertson, Robert, 25 Schoolhill Fraser, James, & Son, 115 Union- Ross, Roderick, 8 St. Clement-st. street Roy, James, 41 Castle-street Frost, William, 22 Gallowgate Sang, Thomas, 50 Summer-street Fyfe, Alexander, 12 Crown-street Scott, Alexander, 25 Broad-street Geddes, James, 14 Causewayend ~. George, 42 James-street Gibb, William, 20 King-street James, 10 St. Nicholas-st. Gillespie, Erskine, 4 and 6 New- Senter, John, 8 Crown-street market Gallery Smith, George, 62 Broad-street Grant, David, 3 South Silver-street James, Holburn-street Greig, James, 89 Queen-street Souper, William, Wellington-road Handyside, George, and Co., 22 Spence, Edward and Robert, 13 Marisehal-street Broad-street Harper, Wm., 237 George-street Stewart, Donald, 15 Huxter-row Harvey, Andrew, 5 Marischal-st. Gordon, 62 George-street _ Hay, William, 113 Union-street Stuart, William, 28 Schoolhill Hector, William, Holburn-street Taylor, James, 5 Netherkirkgate Henderson, Robert, 80 Skene-st. Thorn, George, 37 Shiprow Inglis, John, 15 Hutcheon-street Thomson, James 53 Broad-street Jack, William, 37 Broad-street Tough, Thomas W., 8 Skene-ter. Jackson, William, 46 Broad-street Urquhart, Alex., Holburn-street PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 259
Bootmakers -(Continued). Builders
Walker, George, 85 Skene-street Anderson, William, 5 Union-wynd Watt, Kenneth, 6 South Silver-st. Bisset, Peter, 110 Loch-street Westland, James, 58 Shiprow Black, James, 41 Whitehouse-st. Wilson, William,' T68 North-street Brown, Wm., 45 Bon-accord-street Wood, James S., Holb urn -street Bruce, William, 63 Causewayend ,™. Robert, 3 Crown-street Buyers, James, and Co., 12 Kidd- „~,™ William, 78 George-street lane Yeats, Peter, 115 George- street Chapman, John, 165 George-st. Clark, John, 9 Princes-street Clerihew, George, 104 Crown-st. Brass Founders, Plumbers, Coutts, James, 24 John- street and Gasfitters. Craig, John, Victoria-street-west Donaldson, George, 13 Huxter-row Anderson, John, 63 Windmillbrae Ewen, William, 7 Summer-street Blaikie, John, and Son, Littlejohn- Fraser, J., Charlotte-street, corner street of John -street Lamb, John, 78 St. Andrew-street Garvie, James, 12 Summer-street Marshall, Allan A., 51 West North- Geddes, Geo., 13 Porthill-terrace street Gracie, James, 59 Huntly-street Stephen, John, 6 Shoe-laue Grant, John, 8 Forbes-street Greig, George, 28 Summer-street „~— Robert, 30 Summer-street Brewers. —„™ W. and G., 27 Thistle-st. Henderson, James, 120 Loch-st.
Black, William, and Co , Devanha William, 66 Loch-street Cadenhead, Barron, & Co., Hard- Johnston, Alex., 32 Thistle-st. gate Low & Chalmers, 40 Whitehouse- Cowie and Co., 5 Virginia-street street
Cuddie, Nicholas, 112 Loch-street „v——. Wm., 15 Bon-accord-lane Daniel, William, Holburn-street Mearns, Robert, 53 Bon-accord-st. Duthie, Wm., & Co., Holburn-st. Middleton, Robert. 24 Union-row Eddie, Robert, 69 Virginia-street Murray, George, 63 Park-street Gilcomston Brewery Co. ™ William, 58 John-street James, William, 211 King-street Pittendrigh, William, 112 John-st. Leslie, Alex., 5 Virginia-street Rainnie, Alex., 50 Commerce-st. M'Guffie, Thomas, Holburn-street Ross, James, 28 Summer-street Milne, Robert, 22 Mealmarket-st. Rathnie, James, 17 St. Andrew-st. Ross, Alexander, 8 Skene-square Watson, Robert, Nelson-street ^mith, John, Newbridge Wishart, Alexander, 64 Gerrard-st. Wallace, Alex., and Co., Loch-st \ Wallace Brothers, Hardgate Cabinetmakers and Uphol- Brushmakers. sterers.
Donald, Robert, 14 St. Nicholas- st. Those marked * are also Upholsterers Fyfe, John, 22 St. Nicholas- street Macaldowie, Peter, 53 St. Nicholas- Adam, George, 9 Fish- street street Adamson, Alex., 8 Summer-street Morison, George, 37^- George-st. Alexander, George, 93 Chapel-st. Murray, William, 31 Chapel-street * Allan, Jas., & Son, 122 Union-st. 260 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Cabinetmakers—(Continued). Carters.
Allan, William, 2 Gordon's-court, Brand, George, 43 Windmillbrae Gordon-street Collie, William, 20 Wales-street *Baird, Thomas, 171 Union-st. Forrest, George, 79 Virginia-st. Barnett, Alex., 33 Upperkirkgate Gordon, Peter, 14 Catherine-street * John, 132 Union-street and Smith, 81 West North- Beattie, Peter, street *Brebner and Ogilvie, 153 Union- Hall, James, 75 West North-street street Leslie, Thomas, York-street Catto, John, 157 Union-street Milne, John, Fish-street Connell, Thomas, 86 Chapel-street Moor, William, 47 Jack's-brae *Davidson, David, 131^ Union-st. Robb, James, 46 Jack's-brae Elicock, Joseph, 102 King-street Watt, Samuel, 20 Dee-street Gerard, William, 55 Huntly- street Greig, John, 129 King-street Horn, William, 79 Green Cartwrights. *Hu.cheson, Al., 7 Carmelite-lane M'Bean, Daniel, Mathieson's-court, Connon, Robert, 34 Causewayend 14 Castle-street Dawson, William, Shuttle-street M'Donald, James, 31 Castle-street Dustan, Wm., Skene-street-west M'Intosh, John, & Son, 8 Longacre Edmond, James, 153 George-street Matheson, John, 7 Carmelite-lane Lamb, James, Ruthriestou Middleton, John, 99 George-street Rae, Francis, 62 Skene-street *Mowat, John, 10 Justice-street Watson, Geo., 184 West North-st. Murdoch, William, 15 Denburn- terrace Murray, John, 70 Green Carvers and Gilders. *Playfair, Alex., 33 Castle- street ™ David, Ross's-court, Upper- Anderson, A. and J., 33 Queen-st. kirkgate Gifford and Son, 163 Union-street Riddel, James, 93 King-street Hay, James & John (to the Queen), Smith, James, Flourmill-lane 2 Market-street * ™ James, 106 King-street Kerr and Bowman, 24 Queen-st. „™ John, 43i Castle-street *Stephen, William, 150 Union-st. Traill, William, Lobban's-court, Chimney Sweepers. Castle-street Tytler, William, 2 Chronicle-lane Booth, William, Albion-court. 18 Walker, Wm., 47 Blackfriars-st. Castle-street Youngson, Wm,, 20 Marywell-st. Dean, Matthew, 22 Muttonbrae Scott, John, 46 Gallowgate
Candlemakers. Clerks. Borthwick, Wm., 36 East North-st. Bothwell, Geo. B., 25 Justice-st. Adamson, John R., (A. and W. Fraser, James, 46 Loch-street Nicol, 60 Marischal-st.) Ross, John, 6 Hanover-street William, Town House Skinner, P. A., St. Catherine's- ct., Anderson, Alexander, Cooperston- 16 Shiprow place Williamson & Simpson, 46 Victoria- Samuel, (North. Assur. Co., place 3 King-street) PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 261
Clerks— (Continued). ClerkS-(Continued).
Anderson, James, 75 Union-street Mitchell, William, Post Office Bain, David, (N. of S. Eq. L. Co.) Mollison, William, 196 George-st. Berry, John Edward, 37 Summer- Morison, Geo., (Abdn. Rail. Co.) street Murray' George, 24 Dee-street
Bird, William, (Broadford Works) ., James, 278 George-street Black, Alexander, (Abdn. Bk.), 39 Presley, George, (Abdn. Com. Co.) Whitehouse-street Reid, Duncan, 25 Belmont-street Brown, Alex., Kingsland-place Riddel, Peter, Harbour Office Brown, James, 11 Holburn- street _ Wm., Town & County Bl<. Byrne, Andrew Crane, Coach-office Ross, Alex., 28 Wellington-street
Campbell, Charles, Rosemount ~~—. John, 79 Chapel-street Catto, Joseph, (Ferryhill Foundry) „~.~™ John, 34 Marischal-street Christie, David, 76 West North-st. Singer, Patrick, 7 Union-row Collie, Duncan, 53 Summer-street Skakle, Geo., 56 Causewayend Cromar, W'illiam, 55Shiprow Smith, David, 32 Wbitehouse-st. Gumming, Jas., (L. & C. Shipping „™— Fergus >n, 150 Union-street Company) „. John, (Steam Navigation -, Robert, Post Office Company) Edmond, Chas., Glenburn Distillery Souter, Wm., Weighhouse Farquhar, Jas., (J. Blaikie & Son) Taylor, William, 24 Wales-street Findlay, Rbt, (Allardyce& Jopp) Thorn, John, 55 Huntly-street Fraser, John, (Gas Works), 63 Vallentine, George, 17 Huxter-row Park-street Walker, James, 5 Shoe-lane John, (Town and County — John, 23 King-street Bank) J. C, 49 Victoria-street-west Frater, James, 9 Huxter Row John, Well-court, Broad-st. Grant, James, Stamps and Taxes Harvey, George T., (Railway Co.) Herald, David, (Abdn. Railway) Clothiers and Drapers. M'Kenzie, John, 116 King-street Hunter, Wm., (Northern Ass. Co.) Angus, John, 154 George-street Jamieson, Cummery, (J. and P. Brown and Carr, Exchange-court, Cameron) Union-street „~,„™ John, Town and County Clark, James, 66 Union-street Bank Collie, Geo., & Co., 4 St. Catherine- Joss, Patrick (Blaikie Brothers) wynd Ledingham, A. W., Gas Office, Patrick, 37 Union-street Leslie, John Grant, Sheriff- clerk Connon, James, 27 Union-street
depute, 27 King-street Duguid, Jas., and Co , 10 Broad-st. M'Lean, John, Harbour Office Dunbar, William, 24 Chapel-street John, (Blaikie Brothers) Foi'bes, James, & Son, 40 Union- st. William Gordon, Customs John, 73 Union-street Mackay, George, (Abdn. Rail. Co.) Fraser, Chas., and Co., 16 Union- Marshall, John 3 Trinity Quay lane Mennie, W., Gilcomston Brewery Hugh, 24 and 30 Union-st. Milne, Alex. D., Rubislaw works Grant, J. and W., 16 Broad-street ,™ Chas., (Abdn. Rail. Co.) Green, James, 88 Woolmanhill Geo., (Milne, Cruden & Co.) Lumsden, Jas., and Co., 117 Union- John, Police Office, 20 St. street Nicholas-street Philip and Cooper, 32 Union-st. Mitchell, Alex., 20 Quay Ross, James, 206 George-street 262 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Clothiers— (Continued). Confectioners— (Continued).
Rust, David, 7 Broad-street Glegg, George, and Sons, 191 Shirres, Wm,, and Co., 67 King-st. Union-street Simpson and White, 21 Union- Lockhart and Salmond, 92 Union- buildings street Sinclair, George, 37 Marischal-st. M'Donald, John, 37 Basement- ; Thomson, James, 192 George-st. floor, New-market M'Killiam, B. and W., 54 Broad-st. „ Robert, 59 Union-st. Coach Builders. M'Leod, James, 3 Market-street MuiTay and Grant, 11 Castle-st. Emsly, George, 187 King-street Russel, William, 38 Upperkirkgate Gray, Alexander, 101 King- street Sellar, William, 50 Castle-street Laing & Melvin (to Her Majesty), Shepherd, William, 49 Union-st. 4 and 8 Bon-aceord-st. Shields, John, 160 Union -street Machray, Croall, and Co., 7 Smith and Wills, Ramage's-court, Frederick-street 84 Broad-street Milne, James, 72 Loch-street Wilson, Hugh, 47 Regeut-quay Ness, Robert, 7 Union row Stobie, Robert, 44 Harriet-street Coopers—Fishcurers.
Coal Brokers. Those marked * are Fishcurers.
Bannerman, Patrick, and Son, 2 Bell, John, I Windmillbrae Trinity-quay *Buist, Thomas, 13 Prince Regent- Cruickshank, George, 8 Yeats-lane street Fiddler, Alexander, 1 Shorebrae Cameron, William, 20 Loch-street
M'Lauchlan, John, 3 James-street Courage, James, 177 Gallowgate ; M'Taggart, Donald, Regent quay Gordon, Charles, 57 Green Nicolson and Simpson, 8 Trinity - Gordon, James, and Co., Chronicle- quay lane Walker, James, 72 Dee-street * Gordon, John, 47 York-street Gray, Charles, Commerce-court Michie, George, 7 Barnett's-close Comb Makers. Nicol, Alexander, Barnett's-close Ross, Angus, Water-lane
Stewart, Rowell, and Co. 40 Wilkin, John, 13 Virginia-street | Hutcheon-street * Williams, James, and Son, 13 Devanha Combwork Co., Devauha Virginia-street John M'Pherson, steps of Gilcom- ston Coppersmiths.
Confectioners and Pastry- Emslie, John, Windmillbrae cooks. Gordon, H., and Co., 1 Gallowgate}
Bain, Mrs., 10 Marischal-street Bothwell, A., 25 Netherkirkgate Corkcutters. Clark, Alex., 19 Schoolhill Duffus, James, 86 Union-street Bertram, Gilbert, 1 Flourmill-lane Mrs., 16 Upperkirkgate Brown, Charles, 18i Harriet-street PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 263
CorkcutterS—( Continued). Doctors—(Continued).
Duncan, Thomas, and Son, 20 St. Christie, John, King's College Nicholas-street Clark, Thomas, Marischal-college Simpson, George, 27 Broad-street Dewar, Henry A., 151 Union-st. Dyce, Robert, 198 Union-street Fiddes, David, 18 King-street Cotton-spinners. Forsyth, James H., 144 King-street Galen, John, 7 East Craibston-st. Geddes, John, 37 Union-place Gordon, Barron, and Co., Union Gibbon, Alexander, Mackie-place Mill Harvey, Alexander, 214 Union-st. Leslie, John, 39 Woolmanhill Henderson, William, 49 Schoolhill Jamieson, James, 148 Union-st. „ Robert, 1 1 Crown-st. Curriers. Keith, William, 257 Union-street Kerr, David, 4 Golden-square Anderson, James, 19 Princes-st. Kilgour, Alexander, 158 Union-st. Clyne William, and Son, 28 Berry- Laing, William, 7 Golden-square lane Lizars, A. Jardine, 45 Schoolhill Cooper, James, Steps of Gilcom- M'Laren, William, 53 Schoolhill ston M'Lean, G. Gordon, Marischal Currie, Adam, and Son, Steps of College Gilcomston Macrobin, Dr. Migvie house, Silver- Davidson, James W., Berry-lane street M'Kenzie, Alex., 13 Denburn-ter- Morison, G., 15 Constitution-street race Nicol, G. G., 17 Belmont-street M'Millan, William, and Son, 34 Ogilvie, George, 39 Union-place Jack's-brae Ogston, Francis, 18 Adelphi-ct. Rodger, Jas., Gilcomston Tannery Paterson, Alexander, 17 Albert-st. William Sim and Co., Newbridge Philip, James, 1 Mounthooly Hardgate Pirrie, William, 238 Union-street Watt, John, 1 and 3 St. Paul-st. Rainy, George, 17 Golden-square Rattray, Robert, Royal Infirmary Redfern, P. King's College Cutlers. Reid, Dun., Crown-ct., Union-st. Runcie, G., 4 Carmelite-street Simpson, John, 2 East Craibstone- Coutts, Mrs. A., 214 Gallowgate street Hamilton, John, 17 George-street 23 Adelphi Hodge, John, 41 Union-street Steel, James, King's College Jamieson, Alex., 26 Lodge-walk Templeton, Wm., Torrie, James, 67 Dee-street Will, James, 11 King-street Williamson, Joseph, 29 Adelphi Doctors of Medicine. ^» William, 239 Union-street
Balfcur, Stephen, 22 Union-place Beveridge, Robert, 110 Crown-st. Booth, James, 27 Queen-street Druggists. Brown, John, Skene-square Buist, James, 87 King-street Allan, Alexander, 44 Green Cadenhead, John, 211 Union-st. Andrew, Wm., 107 Union-street Campbell, D. C, Lunatic Asylum Birss, Robert, 28 Park-street 264 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Druggists—(Continued). Engineers—Civil.
Bisset, James, Holburn-street Abernethy, George, 3 Dee-place Black, George, 22 Castle -street Abernethy, Jas., Ferry hill-cottage Buist, James, 87 King-street Blaikie Brothers, Footdee Burness, William, 18 Union-place Cook, James, 55 Wellington-street Coutts, Charles, 26 Broad-street Davidson, Alex., 27 York-place Davidson, Charles, 1 Exchequer- Gibb, John, & Son, Waterloo-quay row, and 181 Union-st. Henderson, Wm., 96 Union-street Donald, Peter, 88 Green Milne, Robert, 83 Union-street Erskine, Robert Marr, 138 George- Simpson, William, & Co., Footdee street Smith, Alex., 11 Union-terrace Fearnside, John, 45 Green Walker, Alex., 6 Hanover- street Findlay, John A., 43 Castle-street, and 12 Wellington-place Forsyth and Emslie, 57 Castle-st. Engravers. Gordon, Alexander, 162 Union-st. Henderson, John, 30 George-st. Those marked * are Lithographers, j Jackson, Henry, 34 Woolmanhill Kay, John, 1 St, Nicholas-st. * Hughes, Robert, 76 Broad-street Keith, James, 8 Union-place * Keith & Gibb, 15 Union-buildgs. Laing, James, 51 Woolmanhill Petrie, George, 6 Huxter-row Levie, Alexander, 45 Commerce-st. Stephen, John H., 8 St. Nicholas- Paterson, William, 134 Gallowgate lane Reid, George, and Sons, 45 Union- * Stevenson, Jas., 6 Queen-street street Ritchie, Thomas, 228 George-st. Sangster, John, 46 Commerce-st. Farriers. Sim, James, 73 King-street Sinclair, Wm., 34 Upperkirkgate Bruce, W. B., Porth ill-terrace Smith, John, 90 Broad-street Forrest, Peter, 3 Farrier-lane Souter and Shepherd, 22 Broad-st. Green, Peter, 9 Chronicle-lane Sutherland, J., 34 St. Nicholas-st. Mennie, Willliam, Holburn-street : Urquhart, John, 65 St. Nicholas-st. Riddel, Alex., Holburn-street Williamson, Harvey, 143 Union- Skea, Joseph, V.S., 22 Dee-street street Thomas, 75 George-street
. Peter, 141 Union-street Smith, Anthony A., V.S., 4 Lang- stane-place
Dyers. Fleshers. Bannerman, John, 37 George-st. Borthwick, Andrew, 76 Loch-st. Burran, William, 41 New-market Brown. Andrew, Rubislaw Works Begg, William, 11 Porthill -terrace Carr, Alex, and Co., Barkmill Benton, Alexander, 12 George-st. Cooper, William, 41 Commerce-st. Black, Thomas, 14 New-market Ferguson, R., 40 Upperkirkgate Butler, Joseph, 24 New-market Low, William, 34 Spa-street Carey, John, 45 New-market M'Gregor, John, 26 George-street Croll, Matthew, 74 King-street Stewart, Alexander R., 34 Market- Davidson, Alexander, 32 and 33 gallery New-market Thorn, William, 8 Carmelite-street -~~™~ George, 32 Basement-floor Wilson, David, 5 St. Nicholas-st. New-market PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 2rj5
Fleshere—(Continued). FlesherS— (Continued)
Davidson, James, 47 New-market Thomson, J., 42 & 43 New-market Donaldson, Arthur, 166 George-st. Tompkins, Mrs., 18 New-market Dow, David, 10 Park-street Tough, Jas., Basement-floor, New- Duncan, William, 217 Gallowgate market Gauld, Hugh, 5 and 6 New-market Walker, Robert, 29 Basement-floor, John, 38 New-market New-market Gordon and Pirie, 22 Chapel-street Walker, Wm., 47 Chapel-street Gray, James, 20 New-market White, James, 88 New-market James, 22 New-market Williamson, Geo., 44 New-market James, 33 Basement-floor, James, 49 New-market New-market John, 5 New-market John, 19 New-market John, 40 New-market Greig, Alex., 25 New-market „~. William, 3 Summer-street Henry, George, 92 Gallowgate William, 36 New-market r^. John, 5 New-market Mrs. John, 15 New-market Huteheon, Robert, 48 New-market Wilson, Charles, 4 East North -st.
Knowles, G. (to the Queen), 7, 8, . Peter, 34 New-market and 9 New-market Wishart, William, 8 Wales-street- Thos., 26 & 27 New-market market Lamb, David, 33 New-market Wyness, Andrew, 16 New-market Leslie, Win,, jun., 31 New-market Yeats, Thomas, 37 New -market M'Intosh, Daniel, 23 New-market M'Robbie, Jas., 170 George-street Marr and Milne, 10, 11, and 12, Fishing-tackle Makers. New-market Martin, Alex., 62 Regent-quay Brown, William, 36 George-street —^v— John and James, 51 and 52, Henderson, David, 5 Castlebrae
New-market Henderson, J. t 85 Spring-garden ,„~— William, 50 New-market Sandison, Ludovick, 118 King-st. Masson, Thomas, 38 New-market Millar, James, 2 Basement-floor, New-market Fruiterers. Moir, George, 21 Queen-street Morrison, William and Walter, 12 Berry, Mrs., 108 George-street Blaek's-buildings Crombie, Alexander, 21 Broad-st. Murray, Daniel, 5 Basement-floor, Hossack, Archibald, 62 Union-st. New-market Pegler, George, 101 Union-street Wm., jun., 39 New-market Reid, J., and Co., 158 George-st. Slater, William, 90 New-market Gardeners. Sangster, Alex., 17 and 18 New- market Adam, James, Berry-road, North Robt., sen., 21 New-market Broadford Robt., jun., 31 New-market Aiken, Alexander, Strawberry- Sievewright, Chas.,62 New-market bank, Hardgate Smith, William, l| Broadford Anderson, Robert, Rubislaw-den Spark, Andrew, 4 New-market Berry, James, 8 Broadford-lane Stewart, James, 6 Gallowgate Chalmers, William, Seafield James, 1 & 2 New-market William, Jack's-brae Tastard, Joseph, 48 New-market Christie, John, Froghall Thomson, Adam, 29 New-market Cocker, James, Sunnypark 266 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Gardeners—(Continued). Grocers and Spirit-dealers.
Darling, Thomas, Woodhill Affleck, A. B., 19 St Clement-st. Davidson, Robert, Lochhead Airth, John, 1 Union-buildings Duncan, William, Millbank Cot- Alexander, John, 145 Gallowgate tage, Berryden Allan, James, 24 St. Nicholas-st. Fyfe, Robert, 26 Union-row Nathaniel, & Son, 39 Park- Gordon, Charles, Nellfield Cottage street Kinneard, William, Pitmuxton Anderson, James, 202 Gallowgate Lawson, William, Ferryhill House John, 123 Crown-street Massie, Robert, Millbank „ Mrs., Holburn-street Matthewson, James, Cunnigharhill Bain, James, 195 West North-st. Milne, Alexander, Polmuir Barclay, George, 61 Green Milne, John, Westfield Cottage Baxter, W. J., & Co., 3 Causeway- Moffat, John, Outseat, Pitmuxton end Morison, James, Drywell-park Benson, Samuel, 141 Skene-street Mowat, James, 57 Huntly-street Benzie, William, 206 Gallowgate Pirie, John, Strawberrybank Bisset, John, & Wm., 37 Queen-st. Reid, James, SpringbankTterrace Black, John, 73 Chapel-street „~~™ John, Pitmuxton Blaikie, Mrs., Charles-street Reith, James, 74 Woolmanhill Booth, George, 21 Upperkirkgate „™™. John, Pitmuxton Bowman, A., 6 Upper Leadside, Robertson, Thomson, Hardgate Gilcomston Roy, James, 39 Summer-lane Brantingham, Geo., 130 George-st. Silver, John, Holburn-street Buyers, Peter, 32 Quay Smith, Alex., King-street-road Catto, Robert, and Co., 14 King-st. Snowey, Wm., Belmont Cottage, Chasser, James, 39 Littlejohn-st. Berryden Christie, George, 124 King-street Strachan, George, Pitmuxton ,™ John, 65 George-street Thom, Robert, Cornhill-garden Clark, Henry, 149^, Gallowgate Wattie, Joseph, Newfield, Skene- „™ Leslie, and Son, 4 Upper- square kirkgate
Wilson, Wm., Mile- end, Holburn .—~~ William, 8 King-street Wood, John, Damside, Gilcomston Cooper, Francis, 60 Chapel-street Wright, John, Pitmuxton Cormack, Alexander, 33 Shiprow William, 31 York-place Cosgrove, Peter, 298 George-street Coutts, Alexander, Rubislaw German-clock Makers. Alexander, Holburn-street David, 62 Windmillbrae Frederick, Charles, 42 George-st. ^ » John, 114 George-street „„— John, 5 Broad-street Craib, Alexander, Trinity-quay Craigmile, Alexander, 47 Com- merce-street William, 49 Woolmanhill Goldsmiths and Jewellers. Crombie, James, 47 Gallowgate Cruickshank, Alex., 14 Black's- Duncan, John, 4 St. Nicholas-st. buildings Jamieson, George, 107 Union-st. „~„™ Robert, 196 Gallowgate Rettie, M., & Sons, 151 Union-st. William, 19 Castle-street
Sangster, George, 81 Broad-street —, — William, 16 East North-st. Cumming, Alex., 58 Broad-street Davidson, Alex., 44 Castle-street. PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 267
GrOCerS, &C—(Continued). Gl'OCers, &C—(Continued).
Davidson, Alex., 110 Gallowgate Gray, William, 39 Green „^ Alex., 125 George-street Greig, James, 28 Causewayend Harper, Alex., 57 Virginia-street , Robert, 15 Justice-street
. Wm., & Co., 44 Broad-st. Harris, John, 72 Woolmanhill William, 23 College-street Hatt, William, 270 George-street Dawson, John, 64 Causewayend William, 56 Quay Deuchar, George, 151 George-st. Hay, Alexander, 1 Regent-quay
Deack, William, 16 Park-street . — and Co., 92 Shiprow Dick, James, 35 Union- terrace Hector, James, Holburn -street Diverty, Peter, 31 Causewayend Henderson, James, 21 Gordon-st. Douglas, Alexander, 21 Chapel-st. Hutchison, Geo., 24 Skene-square Duff, W., and Co., 97 Gallowgate Hutton, John, 177 Gallowgate Duguid, Alex., 15 Regent-quay Inglis, Alex., 28 Regent-quay Duncan, Alex., 35 Jack's-brae Jamieson, John, 25 St. Clement-st. James, 12 Quay Johnston, Fraser L., 2 King-st.
Lockhart, 23 Windmillbrae „. . John, 86 Upper-denburn
Dundas, John, 283 George-street . . Joseph, 54 Netherkirkgate Dunn, Alexander, 35 College-st. Jopp, John, 67 Gallowgate Edmonston, C, 157 Gallowgate Kemp, Francis, 60 Skene-square
Edwards, James, Upper Leadside Law, Miss B , Wellington-place Elrick, John, 105 Skene-street Lawson, Alex., 44 Netherkirkgate Falconer, Mrs. James, 65 Upper- Ledingham, Alex., 42£ Chapel-st. denburn Leslie, W. & W., 39 West North-st. Farquharson & Co., 131 Union-st. Ligertwood, James, 122 King-st. Findlay, Alexander, 17 Skene-st. Lindsay, James, 27 St. Clement-st. .^, Alexander, 65 Virginia-st. Littlejohn, John, 61 Shiprow James, 48 Gallowgate Livingstone, F., 44 College-street Forbes, Alexander, 104 Gallowgate Lumsden, J., & Co., 95 Union-st.
r. George, 112 Gallowgate M'Donald, Alex., 10 Castle-street
. John, 86 Broad-street „™ Ewen, 193 Gallowgate Fraser, Alex., 181 Gallowgate George, 64 Green
„^, Alex., Short Loanings „„ , John, 13 North Broadford „™ Angus, & Co., 72 Union-st. M'Hardy, Wm., 62 Netherkirkgate „™*™. George, 104 Green M'James, John, 33 East North-st. J., and Co., 197 Union-st. M'Kay, William, 86 Shiprow James, jun., 6 Union- place M'Kenzie, Geo., 41 Regent-quay and Laidlaw, 57 Union-st. „ George, 19 Causewayend French, Win., jun., 80 Broad-st. M'Leod, S., 11 Weighhouse-square Fyfe, George, 53 Shiprow M'Phee, James, 37 Shiprow Geddes, S., 34 North Broadford M'Robbie, John, 52 West North-st. Gemlo, John, 6 North Broadford Mackie, George, 1 John-street Gillespie, James, 165 George-st. „~,„ William, Charlotte-street Gordon, T. and G., 175 Union-st. Marshall, James, 20 Union-place
Graham, George, 124 Chapel-st. —, — John C, 160 George-street Grant, John, 9 Upperkirkgate Martin, Geo., 3 North Broadford „^, Lewis, 51 Upper-denburn Masson, Alex., 62 St. Nicholas-st. William, 14 West North-st. Meston, Alex., Strawberrybank
. : Miss Penuel, 6 Northfield, Seaton, 32 Wellington-st. Gilcomston Middleton, James, 46 Summer-st. Gray, Daniel, 22 Union-street Milne, George, 76 St. Andrew-st. ~~ David, 56 Shiprow „™— Wm., & Son, 185 Union- st. 268 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
GrOCerS, &C— (Continued). Grocers, &C— (Continued).
Milne, William, 58 Queen-street Webster, J. and D., 57 Broad-st. William, 12 Commerce-st. White, James, 35 East North-st. Mollison, David, 16 James-street Wight, James, 45 St. Andrew-st. John, 26 Virginia-street Williamson, J., 13 West North-st. Morgan, William, 62 College st. Wilson, Robert, 47 Upper-denburn Murray, J., and Son, 1491, Gal- Yule, William, 165 Gallowgate lowgate John, 56 Upper-denburn Mutch, James, 20 East North-st. Gunmakers. Nicol, Francis, 58 Skene- street Pirie, Johnston, 43 Woolmanhill Henderson, Wm., 85 King-street Reid, John, Springbank-terrace Lyell, John, 128 Union-street Rennie, George, 50 Virginia-st. Playfair, Charles, 70 Union-street Robbie, John, 94 George-street Thomson, Thomas, 68 TJnion-st. Robertson, A., 10 West-North-st. Ross, Mrs. George, 10 Hanover-st. Miss, 96 Union-street Hairdressers. Sandison, William, 155 Gallowgate Shepherd, S., 37 West North-street Aiken, Wm., 1 South Silver-street Sheriffs, James, 52 Woolmanhill Anderson, Arthur, 164 George-st. Sim, George, 74 Shiprow .—. — John C, 7 St. Nicholas-st. Simpson, John, 50 West North-st. . William, 162 Gallowgate John, 57 St- Nicholas-st. Beaton, John, 26 Marischal-street Sinclair, John, Loanhead, Stocket Beattie, Alexander, 13 Shiprow Smith, Alexander, Maberly-street Cockerill, Charles, 177 George-st. John, 87 Woolmanhill Collie, James H., 55 Green — John, Holburn-street . . Robert, 62 Shiprow —-™ Joseph, 3 Garvock-street Cooper, John, 121 George-street William L., 36 Union-place Currie, Wm., 4 Littlejohn-sfreet William, 106 Union-street Duthie, John, Waterloo-street Stevens, Robert, 214 George-st. Garioch, John, 3 Schoolhill Stewart, Alex., 1 Gileomstoa-brae Hutton, Edward, 114 Skene-street and Chivas, 13 King-street Innes, Daniel, 12 Huxter-row Still, Andrew, 232 George-street Laing, Alex., 67 George-street Mrs. Andrew, 51 York-st. ~-~— Robert, 9 Netherkirkgate Stirling, George, 13 Castle-street M'Gillivrav, John, 244 George-st. Stuart, Donald, 57 Gallowgate M'lntosh, Wm., 19 Market-gallery Sutherland, Alex., 17 Castle-street Marr, George, 43 Quay John, Bank-street Martin, Gilbert, 51 Netherkirkgate Taylor, Robert, 61 Netherkirkgate Melvin, David, 3 Huxter-row —~™ William, 133 Skene-street Morgan, James, 7 Skene-street Thorn, William, Schoolhill 43 . William, 35 Woolmanhill Thomson George, 1 John-street Robertson, James, 20 Broad-street —.— Joseph, 67 Shiprow Smith, William, 95 Queen-street Tough, James, 15 Castle-street „ William, 40 Queen-street William, 11 College-street Stephen, George, 9 Chapel-street Tulloch, James, 8 Garvock-street Symon, George, 18 St. Nicholas-st. Walker, George, 43 Skene-square Taylor, James S., 85^ Broad-street Wallace, Alexander, 55 George-st. Walker David, 135 Union-street Watson, Patrick, 35 Bon-accord -st. . ~~ Robert 210 Gallowgate Wattie, James, Steps of Gilcomston Wise, Alexander, 2 Commerce-st. PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 269
Hatters. Innkeepers—(Continued).
Bell, Francis, 38 Queen-street Brown, Alexander, Odd-fellows, Blackhall, J., & Co., 39 Union-st. 41 Queen- street Brown, Robert, 58 St. Nicholas-st. Colvin, Mrs., 61 Castle-street Burge, A., 36 Broad-street Cormack, William, New Pier Martin, Samuel, 34 Union-street Cumming, C, & Co., Huxter-row Miller, W. M., and Co., 69 Union- Dean, John, 49 Lodge-walk street Donald, William, 8 Schoolhill Ogilvie, Thomas, 17 Drum' s-lane Douglas, Thomas, Market-street Steele, Alexander, 20 Union-street GibboD, Charles, 64 Regent-quay Gillespie, James, 4 Stronach's-cl. Mrs. Gilcomston Hosiers and Glovers. Leffen, Henry, 10 Adelphi Louden, Arch., 21 St. Nicholas-st. Baker and Son, Loch-street M'Gregor, W., Aberdeen Hotel Cruickshank, A., and Co., 105 M'Kay, Neil, 10 Littlejohn-street Union-street Millar, Thomas, 190 George-street Jarvis, James, 8 North Broadford Mollison, James, 25 Union-st. Littlejohn, James, 155 Union-street Ritchie, John, 9 St. Nicholas-lane M'Grigor, Charles, 5 Justice-street Robertson, David, Royal Hotel Wisely, George, 7 Castle-street Ronald, Mrs., Lemon-tree, 7 Hux- ter-row Smith, John, Adelphi-lane House Carpenters Walker, George, 6 Back-wynd
Adam, William, 60 Gerrard -street Alexander, Wm., 6 Black's-buildgs. Insurance Brokers. Connon, Wm., 28 St. Clement-st. Cook, Silvester, Holburn-street Aberdeen Marine Insurance Co., Fyfe, John. 26 Skene-street 56 Marischal-street Ironside, William, 8 Well of Spa Sea Insurance Co., 57 Maris- Merchant, A., corner of Jopp's-lane chal-street Mitchell and Cay, Spa-street Adamson, H., 57 Marischal-st. Moir, George, 7 Carmelite-lane Aiken, James, jun., 88 King-street Munro, Donald, 171 Gallowgate Booth, Wm. P., 56 Marischal-st. Reid, Jas., & Co., 55 Charlotte-st. Bruce, John, 28 Marischal-street Reid, James, 12 and 13 Thornton- Catto, J., Son, and Co., 88 King-st. place, Guestrow Connon, Richard, & Co., 58 Maris- Scott, John, 176 North-street chal-street Shaw, William, 68 Broad-street Cook, John, 59 Marischal-street Smith, James, 7 St. Mary's-place Duncan, William, 58 Marischal-st. Taylor, John, 7 Upper-denburn Jamieson, John, 56 Marischal-st. Yunnie, William, Blackfriars-street Maitland, A., 59 Marischal-st. Nisbet and Robertson, 47 Maris- chal-street Innkeepers. Oswald, George, & Co., 30 Maris- chal-street Auld 18 Fisher-row Reid, William, 56 Marischal-street Birnie, Alex., Ferry-boat tavern Rennie, John T., 41 Marischal-st. Bisset, William, 6 Mealmarket-st. Robb Brothers, and Co., 59 Maris- Bridgeford, Mrs. 12 Burnett's-cl., chal-street Exchequer-row Stevenson, Wm., 57 Marischal-st. 2 270 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Insur. Brokers—(Continued). Leather Merchants.
Thompson, George, jun., 40 Maris- Clyne, William, and Sons, 22 & 24 chal-street Gallowgate Thomson, George, and Son, 21 Forsyth, John, 85 Broad-street Regent-quay Lyon, Alexander, 39 Broad-street Winlaw, J., jun., 11£ Regent-quay M'Millan, and Co., 37 Nether- kirkgate Menzies, John, 8 Woolmanhill Ironfounders. Paterson, William, and Co., 2 Den- burn-terrace Stratton, Peter, 68 Broad-stieet Barry, Henry, and Co., Loch-st. Watt, John, 1 and 3 St. Paul-street Blaikie Brothers, Footdee Iron- works M'Kinnon, William, and Co., 20 Lodging-house Spring-garden Keepers. Simpson, and Co., York-place W, Alexander, Miss, 20 Blackfriars-st. Anderson, William, 2 Affleck-st. Mrs., 38 Union-terrace Ironmongers. Andrew, Miss, 7 Exchequer-row Auld, lodgings, 18 Fisher-row Balfour, Mrs., 31 Crow, Alex., 31 St. Nicholas-st. Marischal-street Mrs. Gordon, H., and Co., 89 Broad-st. 81 Hutcheon-street Baxter, Gray, W., 52 New-market-gallery Mrs., 67 Commerce-st. Knox, David, 58 Gallowgate Bisset, Mrs. James, 19 Crown-st. Mrs. Laing, James, 121 Union-street Jas., 5 Upperkirkgate Blackhall, Mrs., Macbeth, J. and S. 44 Union-st. 97 Chapel-street Boaden, Mrs. Richard, M'Pherson, Andrew, and Son, 51 80 Water- Market-gallery loo-quay Bowie, Mrs., 29 Melville, Thomas, and Sons, 106 Broad-street Gallowgate Brechin, Mrs., 2 Chapel-street Brown, Mrs., 6 Reid, James A., 18 Broad -street Upperkirkgate Miss, Robertson, Charles, 17 Park-street Castlehill Bruce, George, 207 Gallowgate Miss, 36 Union-terrace Caie, Mrs., Ross, John, 40 George-street 1 Carnegie-street Calder, Mrs., 5 Huntly-street .—..™ William, 34 Broad-street Cattanach, Mrs. Sherar, John, 48 George-street 64 Union-street Chalmers, Walker, Alexander, 58 Gallowgate Miss, 35 Huntly-street Chapman, Mrs., 20 St. Yule, Alexander, 14 Union-street Andrew-st. Chree, Mrs. Wm., 2 St. Catherine's- wynd Clark, Mrs. Land Surveyors. J., 36 Union-street Cook, Mrs., 41 Huntly-street Cormack, Mrs., Charlotte-street Beattie, James F., 2 Bon-accord-st. Coutts, Mrs., 44 Upperkirkgate Dauney, Alex., 103 George-st. Cowie, Mrs., 66 John-street Farquhar, Ar., 4 Correction-wynd Craib, Mrs., 49 St. Nicholas-street Ferguson, Wm. B., 11 Union-ter. Craigmyle, Mrs., 1 Kingsland-pl. Henderson, William, 96 Union-st. Cruickshank, Mrs. Thomas, 124 Shier, David, Newton Cottage, Pit- Union-street foddels Mrs. R., 102 Gallowgate Smith, Alex., 11 Union -terrace Cunliff, Mrs., 32 Union-terrace PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 271
LodgingS-(Continued). Lodgings- (Continued).
Currie, Mrs , 29 Union-street M'Kay, Miss, 5 Mounthooly Davidson, Mrs., 55 Wellington-st. M'Kenzie, Miss, 7 Back-wynd
Mrs. 12 Queen : street M'Nie, Mrs., 34 Union-terrace Dawson, Mrs., 1 Crown-place-east M'Phail, Mrs., 84 Skene-square Donald, Mrs., 66 John-street Mackie, Mrs., 13 Marischal-street Duncan, Mrs., 37 Marischal-st. Mair, Mrs. William, 31 Victoria- Mrs., 44 Upperkirkgate street-west Emslie, Mrs., 16 Netherkirkgate Massie, Mrs., 103 George-street
—.^_» Mrs, 7 John-street Mearns, Mrs , 53 Bon-accord-st. Esson, Mrs., 25 Whitehouse-street Melvin, Mrs., James, 59 Dee-st. Farquharson, Mrs., 107 George-st. Millar, Mrs., 19 Union-buildings Fernie, Mrs., 41 St. Nicholas-st. Milne, Mrs., 26 Broad-street Findlay, Miss Helen, 11 Little —— Mrs. Capt. J., 30 Dee-street Chapel-street Mitchell, Mrs., 21 Summer-street Finlason, Mrs. R., 50 Chapel street Morrison, Mrs, 28 Union-row Miss, 13 Netherkirkgate Mullet, Mrs., 22 Broad^street
Forsyth, Mrs., 1 Marischal-street Murray, Mrs., 7 Little Belmont-st. Gall, Mrs., 69 Bon-accord-street Paterson, Mrs., 39 Chapel-st. Garvie, Mrs., 107 George-street Pirie, Mrs., 17 Upperkirkgate Geddes, Mrs., 22 St. Nicholas-lane Pittendrich, Miss, 116 George-st. Miss, 162 Union-street Rainnie, Miss, 102 Union-street Gordon, Mrs. Ralph, 26 Dee-st. Ramsay, Mrs., 11 Union-buildings Mrs., Alex., 64 Union-st. Reid, Mrs., 79 Guestrow Mrs. Dr., 83 Union-street Reith, Mrs., 28 Skene-st. Gray, Mrs. Adam, 5 Union-place Riddoch, Mrs., 4 Springbank-place ~~~™ Mrs., 7 John-street Robb, Mrs. Charles, 130 Union-st. Greach, Mrs., 30 Dee-street Roberts, Mrs., 3 Castle-lane Greig, Miss, 132 Union-street Ross, Mrs., 4 Chapel-street Harper, Mrs., 19 Union-buildings Rust, Mrs., 178 George-street Hay, Mrs., 29 Skene-street Scorgie, Mrs., 77 Broad -street Miss, Strawberrybank Scott, Mrs., 1 Littlejohn-street Hill, Mrs., 50 Castle-street Shepherd, Mrs., 182 Gallowgate Howie, Mrs., 49 Broad-street Singer, Mrs., 58 Castle-street Hutcheon, Mrs., 35 Huntly-street Smith, Mrs. Alex., 7 Garvock-st. Hutton, James, 120 King-street Miss, 91 Chapel-street Innes, Mrs., 23 Broad-street Spalding, Mrs., 117 George-street Irvine, Mrs., 30 St. Andrew-st. Stevenson, Mrs., Concert-court, Jamson, Mrs. Capt,, 36 Unionist. Broad-street Johnston, Mrs., 91 Gallowgate Still, MisiT, 41 St. Nicholas-street Keith, Mrs., 9 Diamond -street Sutherland, Mrs., 72 King-street Kelman, Miss, 6 Ross's-ct. Upper- Taylor, Mrs., 51 Marischal-street kirkgate Tennant, Mrs., 40 Union-terrace Kemp, Mrs., 86J Crown-street Thomson, Mrs,, 50 Loch-street Kiloh, Alexander, 6 Union-lane ™ Mrs. D., 17 St. Andrew-st, King, Mrs., 6 Marischal-street Troup, Mrs. James, 5 Huntly-st. Miss, 9 Diamond-street Tulloch, Mrs., 50 Woolmanhill Knox, Mrs. W., 137 Union-street Ure, Mrs., 17 Skene-terrace Leslie, Misses, 60 St. Nicholas-st. Wade, Mrs. Capt., 11 Bon-accord- M'Callum, Mrs., 44 Chapel-street street
M'Culloch, Mrs., 9 George-street Walker, Mrs., 1 1 Market-street M'Donald, Mrs., 5 Huntly-street Watt, Mrs. A., 17 Denburn-terrace .
272 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Lodgings—(Continued) —(Continued).
Webster, Mrs. R., 7 Garvock-street Charles, Alex., 73 Hutcheon-street ~™ Mrs., 8 Commerce-street Charles, W., 33 Ann-street „, Mrs., 64 Union-street Collie, James, Pitfoddels Willock, Robert S., 56 Union-st. Cowie, John, 29 Hutcheon-street Wilson, James, 52 Chapel-street Dow, J., 7 South Constitution-st. Mrs., 7 Black's-buildings Dunean, William, 10 Forbes-street
Mrs., 15 St. Andrew-street Geddes, Johnr 14 Skene-street Mrs., 26 Summer-street Jamieson, James, Bank-street Wood, Mrs. J., 19 Union-terrace Matthew, James, 3 Union-wynd Wyness, Mrs., 13 Skene-terrace Mitchell, William, 22 Rose-street Yule, Mrs., 18 Silver-street Rae, George, Nelson-street Robertson, Geo., 123 Chapel-street
Manufacturers. Mealsellers. Barker, J. and Son, Gordon's-mills Berry, W. and J., 14 Queen-street Beattie, John, 101 Gallowgate Beveridge, Peter, 122^ Union-st. Christie, Alex., 1 Causewayend Robert, 39 St. Nicholas-st. Cock, John, 11 Commerce-street Chadwick, Edmond, 39 Queen-st. Connon, James, 21 York- street Clark and M'Donald, Culter Cushnie, A., 72 George-street .„„ Samuel, 5 Mounthooly Durno, Leslie, Wellington-place
. William, 61 Queen-street Gossip, Alex., 63 Shiprow Crombie, Jas., & Co., Cothal-mills Harper, John, 61 Virginia-street" Davidson, Donald, 49 Green Hunter, Alex., 63 Huntly-street Duncan, John, 150 King-street ™ Arthur, 137 Gallowgate Fotheringham, Richard, 62 Cath- Imray, Robert, Hardgate erine-street Johnstone, James, 60 Virginia-st. Hadden, Alex., Son, Green & Knox, William, 83 George-street Alex., Son, 47 Loch-st. Howie, & Ledingham, James, Upperkirkgate Leys, Masson, and Co., Grandholm Leith, Thomas, 78 West North-st. Milne, Cruden, and Co., Spring- M'Kenzie, William, and Co., 110 garden King-street Milne, Low, Co., 127 Union-st. & Middleton, James, 32 North-street Mowat, Alex., 3i Blackfriars-st. Niven, J. & C, 59 Victoria-street- 68 Loch-street Peddelty, J., & Co., west Richards and Co., Broadford Orcherton, James, 82 George-st. Robinson, Crum, and Co., Banner- Pratt, Robert, 12 Schoolhill mill Rutherford, Thomas, 176 West John, John-street Rose, North-street Skene, George, 104 North -street Stephen, John, 8 Mary well-street Sutherland, A., and Sons, 1, 2, and 3, Black's-buildings Union Cotton Mill Co., Poynerncok Merchants, wholesale.
Masons. Arbuthnott & M'Combie, 3 Trinity- quay Anderson, George, 7 Skene-terrace Begg, John, 17 Weighhouse-square Booth, John, 17 Hutcheon-street Bisset, J. and W., grocers, 23 King- Cameron, Alex., 28 Catherine-st. street PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 273
Merchants—(Continued). Midwives.
Brebner & Grant, 56 St. Nicholas- Allan, Mrs., M'Kenzie's-court, 62 street George-street Brown and Carr, Exchange-court Beattie, Mrs., 5 Upper-denburn Catto, R., and Son, 47 Marischal-st. Beggrie, Mrs., 9 Catto-square Clark, Leslie, Upperkirkgate Brown, Mrs. Robert, 110 John-st. Collie, Geo. & Co., St. Catherine's- Cameron, Mrs., Ewen's-court, 42 wynd Gallowgate Robert, fancy wares, Green Collie, Mrs., 27 Spittal Cruickshank, Leslie, 92 Broad-st. Cook, Mrs., 102 Skene-street Davidson, G. and W., Quay Cooper, Mrs., 123 George-street Wm., and Co., 44 Broad-st. Craib, Mrs, 1 Trinity-quay Duguid, J., & Co., clothiers, 19 Currie, Mrs., 51 John-street Broad-street Dalgarno, Mrs., 48 Woolmanhill Dunn, D. & Co., 32 King-street Edwards, Mrs., 14 Skene-street Duthie, Wm., York-place Falconer, Mrs., Stony ton, Rubislaw Edwards, Douglas, 16 Adelphi Findlay, Mrs., 17 Schoolhill Emslie, W., & Son, 191 Gallowgate Forrest, Mrs., 114 Chapel-street Forbes, Ja?., & Sons, 70 Union-st. Glennie, Mrs., 8 Langstane-place Fraser, Alex., 15 Marischal-street Harrow, Mrs., 4 Gordon's-court, Hall, J., clothier, 43 Broad- street Schoolhill Hogarth & Co., 68 College-street Henry, Mrs., 81 Shiprow Inglis, George, Crown-court ™1 Mrs., 180 Gallowgate Johnston, Robert, 25 York-place Jamieson, Mrs., 15 St. Nicholas-st. Littlejohn, A., 72 Netherkirkgate Laing, Mrs. John, 30 Princes -St. —„™ James, fancy worsted, 155 M'Intosh, Mrs., 52 Causewayend Union-street Matthew, Mrs., Nelson-street M'Combie, Thomas, & Co., 51 Mitchell, Mrs., 91 Chapel-street Netherkirkgate Oswald, Mrs., 29 Skene-street Milne, Alexander, 14 Young-st. Roberts, Mrs., 27 Causewayend
— ,—. Low, & Co., 121 Union-st. Robertson, Mrs., 40 St. Clement- Paterson, W„ 234 & 136 Gallow- street gate Mrs., J., 50 Causewayend Philip & Cooper, 32 Union-street „™~™ Mrs., 51 Virginia-street Pratt & Keith, 53 Union-street Sheed, Mrs., 8 Hanover-street Reid, Geo., & Sons, Unio.i- street Smith, Mrs. W., 15 Denburn-ter. Rose, Donaldson, & Co., 25 York- Stephen, Mrs., 20 Gordon-street street Stevenson, Mrs., 11 Carmelite-st. Shepherd, Simpson, North-street Taylor, Mrs., 14 Broad-street Sim, James, 76 King-street Thomson, Mrs., 41 Victoria-street- Sinclair, Wm., 36 Upperkirkgate west Smith, Alex., 40 King-street Neil, jun., Frtderick-street Souter and Shepherd, druggists, 22 Millers. Broad-street Sutherland, A., & Sons, 1 & 3 Eddie, Chas., Nether Justice Mills Black's-buildings Farquhar, G., Upper Justice Mills Taylor, Alex., 67 Union-street Gavin, William, 59 Schoolhill Thorn, A. and W., 21 Quay Kemp, Robert, 59 Castle-street Thomson, G. & Son, 21 Regent-qy. Milne, James, 79 Broad-street Towns, David, 188 North- street -
274 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Milliners and Dressmakers. MilliaerS-(Cohtinued).
Adams, Elizabeth, 48 Queen-st. Gordon, Miss, 22 Union-terrace Allan, Misses, 24 Young-street Grant, Misses L. & F., 24 Dee-st. Anderson, Mrs., 171 George-street Gray, Mrs., 1 Charlotte-street Miss, 20 Silver-street Greig, Miss, Greig's-court, Wind- Andrew, Miss, Holburn-street millbrae Benson, Misses, 141i Skene-street Hird, Miss, 4 Black's-buildings Boulton, Mrs. T. A., 256 George- Hunter, Mrs., 13 Black's-buildings street ~~*— Miss, Kingsland-place Bruce, Miss Eliza, 9 Blaekfriars- Ingram, Miss, 64 Broad-street street Innes, Miss, 23 Broad-street Burgess, Miss, Annand's-court, 30 Jackson, Misses, Henderson's-ct., .lames- street Broad-street Buyers, Miss, 48 Summer-street Keith, Mrs., 47 Park-street ™~-~ Misses, 94 Skene-street —. — Misses, 7 Crown-street Cameron, Miss Elizabeth, 84 Union Kerr, Misses, 31 Schoolhill street Laurie, Miss, Bank-street Campbell, Miss, 22 Summer-lane Lawrence, Misses, 52 Chapel-st. Cassie, Miss, 19 St. Nicholas-street Leslie, Miss, 16 Virginia-street Catto, Miss, 50 Upperkirkgate —-v™ Misses, 46 Constitution- st Miss, Annand's-court, 30 Lyon, Miss, 30 Summer-street James-street M'Donald, Miss, 5 Huntly-street , Chapman, Miss, 20 St. Andrew-st. — . Miss Margt., 48 Longacre Colston, Mrs., 11 Diamond-street M'Kay, Mrs., 15 St. Nicholas^. Cormack, Miss, 11 Whitehouse-st. M'Leod, Miss, 2 Ragg's-lane Coulson, Miss, 39 Marischal-street Martin, Miss, 14 North Broadford Craighead, Miss, 20 Skene-street Massie, Misses, 162 Union-street ; Crombie, Alison, 80 Queen-street Masson, Miss A., 4 Queen-street Cruickshank, Miss, 43 Victoria- Matthew, Mrs. John, 81 Skene-! street-west square ™ Miss, 28 Upperkirkgate ~—~~ Miss, 3 Union-wynd Dallachy, Miss E., 49 St. Andrew- ~ ~ Miss, 115 Causewayend street Matheson, Miss, 11 Schoolhill Davidson, Misses, 53 Victoria- Mathieson, Mrs., 20 St. Nicholas- street- west street Donaldson, Mrs. Peter, 196 and Middleton, Miss, 19 Huntly-street 198 George-street ~~ Miss, 19 North Broadford Duncan, Misses, 31 Schoolhill Miller, Miss, 34 Union -terrace Farquhar, Miss, 219 Gallowgate Milne, Miss, 14 Thistle-street ««. Miss, 50 Causewayend Mitchell, Miss, 65 Chapel-street Fiddes, Miss, 7 Forbes-street Morrice, Miss, 32 Union-terrace Forbes, Miss Isabella, 252 George- Neish, Miss, 11 Dee-street street Paterson, Miss, 30 Castle -street Gerard, Miss, 97 Union-street Roberts, Misses, 12 Frederick-st. Gibson, Misses, 24 Belmont-street Robertson, Miss, 193 Union-street Gillanders, Miss, 1 Commerce-st. Robson, Miss, 36 Upper Denburn Goodbrand, Misses, 188 George-st. Roy, Miss (Mathieson's), 78 Union Gordon, Mrs., 200 George-street street — ~~, Miss, 106 George-street Roy, Miss Margaret, 58 Dee-st. Miss, 64 Union-street Shaw, Miss, 48 Dee-street . "Miss, Ann, 26 Dee-street Singer, Miss, 7 Union-row ~~ Miss, 50 Gordon-street Smith, Misses, 2 South Silver-st. PKOEESSIONS AND TRADES. 275
Milliners^-(Continued). Painters, Glaziers, & Paper- hangers. Smith, Misses, 49 Bon-accord-st. Miss, 42 Huntly-street Anderson, A. and J., 33 Queen-st. Stewart, Miss Jane, 87 George-st. Beattie, John, 3 Marischal-street Strachan, Miss, 11 Constitution-st.
. William, 150 George-street Sutherland, Miss, 72 King-street „™ Birnie, William, 81 King-street Misses, 103 George-street Coutts and Gauld, 201 Union-st. Toms, Mrs., 31 Marischal-street Donald, George, 19 Nether- Troup, Miss, 90 John-street 17 & kirkgate Urquhart, Misses, 39 Union-terrace Farquhar and Gill, Upperkirkgate Vigrow, Miss S., 86 George-street William, 53 Green Walker, Miss, 46 Woolmanhill Hay, Henderson, William, 5 Dee-street ~~. Misses, 32 Upperkirkgate affray, James, 158 Gallowgate Warren, Miss, 41 Huntly-street J Knox, David, 18 Chapel-street Watson, Miss, 26 Union-row Marshall, David, 13 Diamond-st. „™,™ Miss, 46 Dee-street Mitchell, George, & Co., 42 Wool- — Miss, 165 West North-st. manhill Wilson, Miss, 75 Chapel-street Muil, William, 8 Carnegie's-brae —„™ Misses, 12 Spa-street Paterson, George, 9 Crown-street Rennie, Alex., 45 Upperkirkgate Smith, Arthur, 30 Quay Millwrights. ™~ and Murray, 26 Castle-st Stephen- & Sutherland, 52 Nether- Blaikie Brothers, Footdee kirkgate Esson, Benjamin, 14 Carmelite-st. Mackay, William, 112 John-street Milne, James, 12 Jopp's-lane Pirie, Alex., 66 West North-street Paper Manufacturers.
Arbuthnott & M'Combie, 3 Trinity Nurserymen. quay Pirie, A., and Son, 20 Adelphi Milne, Thomas, Sunnyside Reid, Benj., & Co., 94 Union-st. J., 11 Leadside, Gilcomston Paper Rulers. Rennie, Adam, Causewayend Roy, James, jun., North-street Brownie, James, 1 Well-court, ~~. John, 48 Union-street Broad-street Smith and Cardno, 76 Union-st. Edmond, John, 52 Queen-street Smith, Lewis, 55 Netherkirkgate Stevenson, W., 13 St. Nicholas-st. Opticians. Strachan, James, 2 Queen-street
Altrea, Caesar, 16 Skene-street Black, John, 16 Longacre Duncan, George, 40 Upperkirkgate Pawnbrokers. James, 115 Union-street Hay, James & John, 2 Market-st. Gallacher, James, 1 Longacre Mackay, James T., and Co., 75 Montgomery, Fr., 27 Gallowgate Broad-street North of Scotland Equitable Loan Smith and Ramage, 45 Quay Co., 52 Union-st. 276 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Piano-forte Makers and Printers— (Continued). Tnners. Cornwall, George, Victoria-court, Begg, Charles, 8 Black's-buildings 54 Castle-street Davie, James, Concert-court —— Joseph R., do. Irvine, John, 247 George-street Daniel, James, & Co., 46 Castle-st. Logan and Co., 5 Crown-street Durno, Alex., 40 Gallowgate M'Beath, James, 35 Huntly-street Finlayson, John, Herald Office Marr, John, 218 Union-street Rennie, George, 61 Broad-street Wood and Co., 187 Union-street King, Arthur, 2 Broad-street
Plasterers. Provision Curers.
Bowman and Co., 31 Huntly-st. Allardyce, William, Clayhills Cobban, JohD, 65 Chapel-street Hogarth, D., and Co., 74 College-st. Collie, John, 69 Green Moir, John, & Son, 56 Virginia-st. Davidson, James, 22 Union-row William, 12 Queen-street Findlater, James, 47 Causewayend Garden and Davidson, 14 John-st. Reedmakers. Innes, George, 103 George-street M'Lean, John, 50 Gallowgate M'Farlane, Thomas, 29 Harriet-st. Martin, James, 68 Broad-street Sorely, John, 69 George-street Mearns, William, 24 Blackfriars-st. Paul, John, 8 Langstane-place
. J., jun., 18 Bon-accord-lane Rope and Sailmakers. Ross, John, 46 Netherkirkgate Robert, 20 Longacre Catto, Thomson, and Co., Links, Rust, Gilbert, 6 Union-lane | Footdee Walker, John, 2 Wales-street Goldie and Hay, Waterloo-street
M'Donald, Alex , Waterloo-quay Plumbers. Rope and Twine Manufac- Anderson, John, 63 Windmillbrae Clunes, Thomas, 196 George-st. turers. Davidson, John, 67 Netherkirkgate Farquhar, James, 63 Guestrow Davidson, Geo. and Wm., 17 Quay Jamieson, James, 14 Wales-street Gray, Alex, 77 West North-st. Marr, John, 13£ Dee-street Watt, and Co., 162 West- Marshall, Alex., 5 Charlotte-street North-street Thomson, John, 4 South Silver-st. Kelman, William, 290 George-st. Millar, George, jun., 40 Park-st. Nicol, Whinton, Farquhar-place, Printers. Gallowgate Ogilvie, William, 2 Park-street Avery, John, Crown-ct., 43 Union- Routledge, Whinton, and Son, 219 street Gallowgate Bennett, William, 42 Castle- street Watt, J. and W., 167 George-st Chalmers, D., and Co., 13 and 28 Wyness, John, Millbank Adelphi Young, George, 2 St. Clement-st. )
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 277
Sharebrokers. Shipmasters—(Continued.
Adamson, Win., 25 Marischal-st. Booth, James, 28 Queen-street Allardvce and Jopp, 13 Market- st. Brebner, William, 45 Park-street Black,"James, and Co., 23 King-st. Bruce, David, 28 Constitution -st. Bruce, John, 28 Marischal-street «*~„ Wm. H, 18 Commerce- st. Duncan, William, 58 Marischal-st. Brunton, Joseph, 39 Wales-street Fletcher, Robert, 17 Huxter-row ™„~ John, 53 Commerce-street Gordon, William, 34 Marischal-st. Buchan, John, 16 Links-street Law, John, 114 Crown-street Burgess, Alex., 53 Virginia-street Oswald, George, & Co., 30 Maris- William, 3 Bannermill-st. chal-street Buthley, Robert, 43 Commerce-st. Rennie, John T., 42 Marischal-st. Buyers, Alex., 31 Huntly-street Speid, William, 103 Union-street Campbell, William, Millburn-st. Wagstaff, Ed., 4 Correction-wynd ,~~.~~ Wm., jun., Millburn-street Cargill, John, 80 Waterloo-quay
. ,~~ William, 25 Quay Saddlers. Chalmers, George, 3 Victoria-place Christie, Andrew, 23 Virginia-st. Brown, Simon, 178 West North-st. ~~~~~ John, 23 Virginia-street Cooper, Alexander, 45 Queen- st. Christopher, Mark, 45 Victoria-pi. Craig, John, 4 Thistle-street Clark, Alex., 8 Carmelite-street James, & Co., 38 Schoolhill James, 81 Virginia-street Knight and Craib, 43 Queen-st. ~ William, 12 Quay- Pringle, John, 59 St. Nicholas-st. Collie, George, 3 Victoria-place Ritchie, John, 5 Back-wynd Collier, William, 19 Marischal-st. Roberts, David, 94 King-street Cook, George, 5 Hanover-street Craig, Alex., 23 Commerce-st. ,~~ Peter, 23 Commerce-street Shipbuilders. Crane, Andrew, 45 Victoria-place Cromar, James L., 54 Quay Duthie, Alexander, & Co., Footdee Cruickshank, Alex., 15 Sugar- Hall & Sons, York-street, Footdee house-lane Hood, Walter, and Co., Footdee Cumming, James, 15 Prince Re- gent-street Dinnson, John, 6 Canal-terrace Shipmasters. Donald, Alex., 10 St. Clement-st. James, Ferryhill-place Alexander, A., 3 Springbank-ter. ,~~»~~ Robert, 53 Commerce-st. Alex., 38 Union-row Dow, Thomas, 58 Virginia-street ~~. John, 19 Kidd-lane Dunn, John, 13 Commerce-street ,~ Robert, 16 Wellington-st. Duthie, William, Prospect-terrace Allan, George B„ 43 York-street Elliot, James, 74 Windmillbrae James, Waterloo-quay Ettershank, Joseph, Prince Re- Pat. B., 49 Wellington-st. gent-street Anderson, Andrew, 53 St. Clement- Flann, Joseph, Hanover-lane street Fletcher, Wm., 61 Commerce-st ~~„~~ Charles, 10 Canal-terrace Fraser, Allan, 31 James-street Bance, John, 95 Chapel-street Ganson, Herman, 59 Virginia-st. Barnett, Alex., 25 Regent-quay Gauld, Alex., 27 York-place Baxter, Andrew, 2 St. Mary's-place Goldie, James, Waterloo-street Benzies, David, Theatre-lane Gordon, John, 27 James-street Boaden, William, 57 Quay Grant, James, 58 Shiprow 278 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Shipmasters—(Continued). Shipmasters-(Continued).
Gray, Alex., 6 Garvock-street Parrot, Thomas, 59 Virginia-st. Henderson, John, 23 Prince Re- Paterson, John, 42 Huntly-street gent-street Penny, William, Polmuir Howling, Thos., 26 Constitution-st. Petty, David, 22 Virginia-street King, John, 1 7 Prince Regent-st. Pole, Lawrence, 8 Reid's-house, Law, George, 54 Quay Holburn Leask, James, 16 Water-lane Raiker, William, 67 Virginia-st. ' ^ William, 52 Chapel-street Duncan, J., 47 Frederick-street Leslie, Alex., 46 Constitution-st. Reid, James, 21 Prince Regent-st. James, 38 St. Clement-st. , William, 109 York-street John, 56 Victoria-place Rennie, George, 4 Alford-plaee John, 20 Prince Regent-st. George J., 83 King-street Levie, Alex., 6 Garvock-street Ritchie, Andrew, 1 Bannermill-st. George, 6 Constitution-st. David, 49 Commerce-street John, 29 East North-street Thomas, 2 Mary-place Linklater, Andrew, 73 Virginia-st. Robertson, Benjamin, 28 Constitu- Alexander, 62 Virginia-st. tion-street — James, 9 Commerce-street John, 47 Wellington-street Longmuir, A., 24 Constitution-st. Rosie, William, Rosie Cottage, —— Hugh, Prospect-terrace Maybank —, — James, 2 Mill-street Salter, Alexander, 2 Trinity -quay Lyon,. John, 1 Marywell-street Sangster, John, 3 James-street M'Beath, Peter, 2 Marywell-st. Sim, James, 10 Canal-terrace M'Conachie, A., 23 Ferryhill-place Skene, William, 1 Justice-lane M'Gregor, Wm., 25 Marischal-st. Smart, John, 59 Commerce-street M'Hardy, John, 8 St. Nicholas-st. Smith, George, 3 James-street M'Kay, Alex., 5 Summer-lane John, 17 Prince Regent-st. M'Kechnie, Allan, Ferryhill-place Victor E., 1 Links-street M'Kenzie, John, 14 East North-st. Snowie, William, 63 College-street —~~. John, 25 Regent-quay Stewart, John, 9 Yeats-lane M'Lean, James, 66 Virginia -street Strachan, A., 10 Sugarhouse-lane M'Pherson, John, 54 Quay George, 30 Commerce-st. Mackie, Alexander, 34 York-street —~~. John, 47 Constitution-street Main, David, 44 York-street Stuart, Charles, 126 King-street Main, David, South College-street Talbot, David, 61 Quay Mann, John, 6 Hanover-street William, 129 King-street Marsh, James, Rosemount- place Taylor, Alex., 69 Virginia-street Martin, John, 1 Constitution-street William, 61 Quay Matthew, George, 1 Church-street Tulloch, James, 12 St. Clement-st. Mathieson, Robert, Hanover-lane Turner, Robert, 42 Union-terrace Maurice, Alex., 7 Canal-terrace Urquhart, George, 6 Links- street Mearns, Daniel, 2 Yeats-lane William, 31 Huntly-street Merchant, Isaac, 6 Baltic-street Vallor, John H., 45 Park-street Milne, George, 3 Church-street Walker, Alexander, 3 Mill-street Robert, 8 Hanover-street Alexander, 79 King-street Mitchell, William, 46 Regent-quay Duncan, 32 St. Clement-st. Morison, Alex., 42 Victoria-place John, 4 St. Clement-street Mowat, Magnus, 29 Frederick-st. Watt, George, 61 Commerce-street Munro, James, 39 Constitution-st. Wishart, Daniel, 45 Constitution-st. Murray, Wm., 10 St. Clement-st. Young, William, 4 Affleck-street Parrot, Robert, 27 York-place Youngson, Robert, 3 James-street PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 279
Shore Porters. Slaters.
Aiken, Alexander, 14 Castle-street Adam, Alex., 57 Causewayend Brown, Robert, 10 Weighhouse-sq. Anderson, Jas., 49 St. Nicholas-st. Caie, William, 84 Shiprow Buchan, William, 21 Shiprow Cantley, Peter, 22 Shiprow Collie, Alex., 28 Shiprow Clark, Archibald, 18 Shiprow Copland, Alex., 55 Charlotte-street Davidson, James, 58 Castle-street ~~-~*«, Peter, Hutcheon-street Gray, James, 18 Shiprow Cumming, Win., 25 Fredei*ick-st. Lamb, James, 7 Marischal-street Innes, John B., 17 Rose-street ,~~„w- Robert, 18 Shiprow Keith, William, 24 Union-row Lumsden, George, 7 Marischal-st. Lawrence, John, 35 Ann-street Milne, James, Summerfield M'Kay, George, 93 Green Milner, Magnus, 18 Shiprow Maver, John, 177 Gallowgate Moir, William, 18 Shiprow Reid, William, 63 Hutcheon-street Pirie, George, 8 Mealmarket-street Silver, George, Jopp's-court, 40 Porter, John, 42 Castle-street Broad-street Robb, George, 18 Shiprow Watt, George, 13 Carmelite- street Saint, James, 5 Huntly-street William, Spa-street Skinner, Alex., 8 Exchequer-row Smith, John, 14 Castle-street Wilson, George, 18 Shiprow Spirit Dealers.
—, —, John, 18 Shiprow Adam, Robert, 16 Castle -street Robert, and Co., 24 Re- Shuttle Makers. gent-quay Affleck, Edward, 179 George-street Baxter, John, 93 George-street Allan, John, 72 Green Coutts, Alex., 58 Windmillbrae Allan, Miss Ann, 90 Green Gibson, Thomas, 33 Union-terrace Allathan, William, 24 Shiprow Anderson, Geo., 45 East North-st. James, 11 Black's-buildings Silk Mercers. „™ John, 61 St. Andrew-st.
, Mrs., 35 York-street Lyall, Geo., and Co., 99 Union-st. Bain, William, 8 Wales-street Marshall, W. and J., 81 Union-st. Bannerman, Geo., 86 Woolmanhill Mathieson, Isaac, 33 Union-street Bate, James, 21 Wales-street Morison, Alexander, 119 Union-st. Baxter, John, Crooked-lane Philip & Kennedy, 17 & 19 Union- Begg, John, 17 Weighhouse-sq. buildings Bennet, Mrs. R., 57 East North-st. Pratt & Keith, 51 & 53 Union-st. Boyle, Martin, 25 Park-street Saint, James, 139 Union-street Brand, George, 7 East North-st. Stewart, Walter, 145 Union-street Brandy, Alexander, 55 Quay Sutherland, George, 149 Union-st. Calder, Charles, 50 Green White & Hutcheon, 123 Union-st- v„ Mrs., Summer-lane Yeats, George, 87 Union-street Cameron, Alex., 24 Hutcheon-st. Campbell, John, 63 West-North-st. Walter, 61 East North-st. Skinners. Catto, Robert, 9 Weighhouse-sq. Chapman, Mrs., 3 Shorebrae Laing, James. 38 George-street Charleston, Mrs., 13 Hutcheon- st. M'Millan, Robert, Jack's-brae Christie, John, 56 East North-st. Clark, Benjamin, 76 East North-st 280 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Spirit Dealers— (Continued). Spirit Dealers— (Continued).
Clark, John, 49 George-street Leys, Geo., & Co., 17 Fisher-row .^..w- John, 3 Ragg's-lane Lindsay, Charles, 87 Shiprow Cochrane, David, 79 George-street littlejohn, James, 8 Gordon-street Cofften, Joseph, 9 Correction-wynd Lonie, Alex., 8 Huxter-row Cooper, James, Holburn^street Lyon, John, 79 Waterloo-quay Couper, John, Holburn -street M'Donald, Alex., 28 East North-st. Craib, John, 103 John-street Charles, 169 Gallowgate Craig, Robert, 21 North Broadford William, 12 West North-st Crane,»J., & Co., 18 Maberly-st. M'Gume, M., 10 Trinity -corner Cromar, James, 21 Park-street M'Intosh, James, 90 Loch-street Crow, John, 41 Guestrow Mrs., 77 Gallowgate Cumming, Alex., 36 Castle-street M'Kay, George, 29 Berry -lane Davidson, James, 38 Quay John, 10 Lower-denburn John, 3 Park-street M'Kenzie, John, 2 John-street Donaldson, James, 24 Trinity-st. M'Leay, Alexander, 17 Justiee-st Ellis, Peter, 11 Back-wynd M'Leod, George, 18 Huxter-row Falconer, Alex., 69 Commerce-st. M'Pherson, W., 10 Windy-wynd Forbes, Charles, 74 East North-st. Maitland, Richard, 46 Green ~-~— James, 7 James-street Mann, James, 18 Netherkirkgate Forsyth, George, 12 Shiprow Mather, W., 187 West North-st. Fraser, Alex., 15 Marischal- street Mathieson, John, 57 Guestrow Charles, 30 Justice-street Maxwell, Geo., 49 West North-st. Wm., 11 Carmelite street Meston, Joseph, 72 Shuttle-lane Mrs., 36 West North-street Milne, Charles, 24 Green Gall, John, 81 Spring-garden George, 6 Trinity-street Gillespie, John, 40 Loch-street James, 9 West North-street Gordon, George, 6 Flourmillbrae —~~. James, 29 Loch-street —~— Peter, 51 St. Nicholas-street Mrs., 3 Longacre Gorard, Mrs., 41 George-street Mitchell, Geo. M., 2 Schoolhill Grant, John, 89 Loch-street Mollison, David, 36 Guestrow Greig, James B., 3 Victoria-place Montgomery, James, 137 King-st. Grub, James, 117 Skene-street Mutch, George, 21 Windy-wynd Gunn, Kenneth, 57 Upper-denburn Orr, Mrs., 57 Guestrow Hardy, William, 27 Loch-street Park, Mrs., 280 George-street Hay, Alexander, 22 Green Paterson, Alex., 59 Guestrow James, 1 Hadden-st. Paterson, F., 2 Carnegie's-brae Hobnell, John, 51 East North-st. Petrie, John, 77 Queen-street Humphrey, Geo., 11 Marischal-st. Phimster, John, 70 East North-st. Imlay, Alex., 14 Netherkirkgate Pirie, Sarah, 23 Loch-street George, 8 Netherkirkgate Pithie, Archibald, 28 Hutcheon-st. Inglis, David, 58 George-street Procter, Margaret, 28 Justice-st. Jessiman, George, 24 Castle-street Rae, Alex., 88 George-street George, 80 Loch-street Reid, Helen, Correction-wynd ~*~~~» Thomas, 14 Park-street Riddel, Mrs. Peter, 25 Skene-st. Kidd, William, 57 Commerce-st. Ritchie, William, Adelphi-lane Mrs. William, 28 Skene-st. Robson, Alexander, 23 Shiprow Kiloh, Joseph, 6 College-street Seton, James, 7 Gallowgate King, John, 6S Schoolhill Sharp, John, Wales-street Knox, William, 15 Shiprow Sim, Alexander, 3 Wales-street Law, James, 18£ Shiprow Sinclair, Gilbert, 36 Gallowgate Leith, George, 17 James-street Smart, William, 1 1 Exchequer-row —
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 281
Spirit Dealers—(Continued). Stonecutters.
Smith, Alexander, 16 Berry-lane Adam & Brewster, 110 North-st. Mrs., 63 Guestrow Beattie, John, Broadford-]>lace Spark, George, 58 Quay Buchan & Anderson, Union-bridge Spence, William, 235 George-st. Duncan, Thomas, 34 Dee-street Steele, William, 4 Weighhouse-sq. Eaton, James, Mount-street Stevenson, John, 83 West North-st. M'Donald & Leslie, Constitution-st. Stewart, Donald, 7 Longacre Watson & Son, 262 Union-street James, 21 East North-street Wright, James, 112 John-street ~~„™. William, 8 Shiprow -~~-~~ Jessie, 29 Park-street Stott, William, 23 Albion-street Stoneware Merchants. Strachan, Alexander, 3 Shiprow Tawse, Lewis', 83 Green Davidson, William, 71 Green Taylor, John, 65 Netherkirkgate Davidson, Miss, 2 Shiprow Thomson, James, 13 Mutton-brae Emslie, William, & Co., 188 West Torry, John, 28 Gallowgate North-street Turnbull, John J., 49 Frederick-st. Gibb, James, 157 George street Walker, Charles, 50 East North-st. Imray, David, 70 Woolmanhill
— . i George, 69 Gallowgate Lamont, Alex., 9 Shiprow ~™.—i Robert, 5 East Green Low, Alex., 77 Guestrow Samuel, 33 Loch- street M'Intosh, John, 85 Virginia-street Watson, Alex., 109 Gallowgate Mackie, Alex., 3 Blackfriars-street ™ James, 26 Woolmanhill Massie, James, 32 George-street Watt, James, 258 George^street Roberts, Alex., 2^ Causewayend ™»„™ John, 49 Castle-street Robertson, Robert, 16 Schoolhill Webster, Mrs., 21 Loch-street Stuart, John, 98 Green Wharton, James, 5 Regent-quay Taylor, Alex., 155 Gallowgate Winton, John, 17 Causewayend Willans, Samuel, 170 Gallowgate Young, Alex., 84 St. Andrew-st.
Surgeons. Stablers, Balfour, Stephen, 22 Union-place Allan, Geo., 24 Gerrard-street Beveridge, Robert, 110 Crown- st. Anderson, R., 34 Meal Market-st Birnie, Moses, 31 Long Acre Daniel, Thos, 16 Meal Market-st- Booth James, 27 Queen-street Ewen, William, 11 Harriet-street Cadenhead, John, 211 Union-street Farquharson, Alex., 22 Schoolhill Campbell, John, 7 Bon-accord-st. Gordon, Thomas, 15 Back Wynd Coutts, James, 4 Castle-brae Henry, Andrew, 180 Gallowgate Ellethorn, James, 150 Gallowgate Johnston, J., 6 Little Belmont-st. Erskine, R., Marr, 138 George-st. M'Pherson, J., 26 West North-st. Ferguson, John, Cove, Nigg Michie, James, 13 Harriet-street Fraser, William, 8 Drum's-lane Milne, John, 23 Harriet-street Grant, Peter, 171 Gallowgate Milne, Miss Mary, 23 Harriet-st. Greig, John, R.N., 84 Crown-st. Reid, Peter, 5 Harriet-street Leslie, William, 10 Golden-square Rose, John, 166 Gallowgate Linton, A., R.N., 266 George-st. Smith, James, 22 Harriet-street Matthew, Alex. C„ 3 Canal-terrace Stevenson, Geo., 32 West North-st. Moir, James, 3 Skene-row Strachan, Mrs. Peter, 36 Harriet-st. Paterson, John, 61 St. Nicholas-st. Taggart, Mrs. 90 George-street Sim, John, Holburn-street 9 282 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Surgeons—(Continued). Tailors—(Continued).
Smith, Robert, 9 Union-terrace Weir, George, Farquhar's-court, 17 Sutherland, George, 7 Belmont-st. Upperkirkgate Wood, John, 31 Bon-accord-street Wilson, George, 188 Gallowgate Wyllie, John, 42 Queen-street
Tailors. Tailors, Furnishing. Baxter, John, 7 "Crooked- lane Black, John, 8 Langstane-place Adam, George, & Co., 2 Castle-st, Burt, Robert, 70 Queen-street Badenoch, Alexander, 12 Union-st. Cadenhead, George, 7 John-street Cattanach, Charles, and Co., 123^ Cormack, Alex., 4 North Broadfd. Union-street Cowie, William, 4 Brownie's-brae Cook, William, Exchange-court Croall, James, 60 Woolmanhill Cumming, William, 7 Huxter-row Davidson, Robt., 10 Causewayend Davidson, William, 77 King-street Duff, Alex., 19 Upperkirkgate Duthie, Barclay, 12 Church-street Ewen, Jno., Concert-court, Broad- Duthie, W. G., Concert-ct, Broad- street street William, 6 Union-lane Fraser, James, 6 Union-lane Flett, David, Trinity Manse Gall and Bird, 46 Union : street Fraser and Glennie, 6 Broad-street Gibson, Brown, 4 Union- street Grant, Lauchlan, 15 Chronicle-lane Gilchrist and Son, 10^ Huxter-row Greig, James, 5 Guestrow Keith, John, 6 Netherkirkgate Ingram, James, 64 Broad-street King, Charles, 23 Broad-street Jackson, William, 29 Hutcheon-st. Law and Mathieson, Crown-court Johnston & Laird, 2 St. Catherine's- Levi, M. A., 26 Union-street wynd Low, James, 172J George-street Joss, Charles, 91 Skene-street M'Quarrie, J., 1 Correction-wynd Kelman, Wm., Henderson's-court, Macguire, James, 49 Queen-street 46 Broad-street Mann, George, 30 Adelphi-court Kiloh, James, 15 Correction-wynd Moir, James, & Co., 5 King-street Lawrence, Jos., 13 Blackfriars- st. Mustard, Robt, 145 George-street M'Donald, Robt., 7 South Silver-st. Nicol, John, 126 Union-street M'Kay, William, Wellington-road Piggie, Andrew H., 68 Broad-st. M'Leod, William, 5 Huxter-row Reid, James, 13 St. Andrew-street Middleton, P., 4 St. Nicholas-lane Russell, Alex., 18 Union-street Milne, Robert, 9 Market-gallery Smith, Charles, 9 Skene-square Mitchell, James, 9 Guestrow Stott, John, 58 Castle-street Moir, William, 85 Chapel-street Thomson, Robert, 14 Broad-street Morison, Joseph, 5 Guestrow Thow, George, 18 Skene-street
Mowat, James, 8 Flourmillbrae ' Troup, Alexander, 82 Union-street Murray, Isaac, 22 Shiprow "William, 67 St. Andrew-st. Robb, Alex., Crown-ct, Union-st. Teachers. Ross, Geo., 6 St. Catherine's -wynd Smith, Andrew, 7 Netherkirkgate Alexander, Robert, Public Schools Tawse, Wm., 19 Lower-denburn Alexander, Miss, Sheriff Watson's Thomson, John, 5 Blairton-lane Female School of Industry Tocher, John, 117 Union-street Alerdice, Miss, Female School of Tough, John, 167 George-street Industry Watson, John, 20 Netherkirkgate Barclay, Miss, Bridge of Dee PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 283
Teachers— (Continued). Teachers—(Continued).
Barnett, "William, Nigg Ogilvie, John, Gordon's Hospital Beverly, Alex. (Grammar School), Rait, "William, Bon-accord Infant 36 Union-terrace School Boyle, Alex., North Parish Schools Rattray, "William, Charlotte-street Calder, James, Gilcomston School Schools Chalmers, Mrs., 20 Blackfriars-st. Reid, John M., 18 Union-row Clark, Wm,, Broad-st. Academy Roger, Thomas. 55 Longacre Clerihew, A., South Parish School Scott, John, Gordon's Hospital Clapton, John, 141 George-street Sinclair, D., 56 Union-street Connell, D. M., Free North School Smith, Robert, Bell's School Craig, Edward, Dr. Bell's School Spence, Alex., Holburn School Craig, Miss, 72 Catherine-street Stewart, John, Thain's School Craigmyle, Francis, Public School Strachan, Jas., West Parish School Duncan, William, 41 Dee-street Thain, Robert, 62 Virginia-street Geo., Free John Knox , Mrs., 37 Marischal-street Thomson, Miss, Free Gilcomston School Dun, John, Grammar School Tulloch, James, Bellevue Ferguson, Dr. James, West End Academy Garioch, John, 106 Loch-street Tinsmiths. Geddes, W. D., Grammar School Gerrard, Alex., Gordon's Hospital Adamson, Alex., 17 Gallowgate Grant, Rev. J., Donaldson's School Cruickshank, John, Holburn-street Gray, James, Union School, Vir- Peter, 22 Causewayend ginia-street Kidd, Thomas A., 52 Quay Robert A., Public Schools Legg, James, 48 Netherkirkgate Hill) Isaac, 19 Queen-street M'Intosh, Jas., 28 Netherkirkgate Hogg, Miss, 5 St. Andrew-street^ M'Leod, Robert, 10 East North-st. Miss, Free John Knox Michie, John, 68 "Windmillbrae Henderson, Miss, John Knox Ray, John, 5 Gallowgate School Runcie, J. and W., 5 George-street Jazdowzki, John, 120 Crown-st. Spark, John and A., 91 Queen-st. Kay, John (West Prison), 20 Cha- Spark, William, 54 Market-gallery pel-street Kidd, J. Simpson, East Parish Ses- sion School Tobacconists. Knox, Arthur, Porthill School Ledingham, James, 12 Correction- Craig, Thomas, 22 George-street wynd Duncan, John (to the Queen), 25 M'Condach, Miss, Female Orphan Union-street Asylum Kilgour and Taylor, 49 Nether- M'Connachie, Alex., 13 Crown-st. kirkgate G. C, 115 Union-street M'Combie, Thomas, and Co., 51 M'Leish, "William, 115 Union-st. Netherkirkgate Massie, Jos. G., 17 North Broadfd. Millar and Co., 60 Union-street Mavor, Da'vid, 6 Mary well-street Murray, John, and Son, 15 Upper- Milne, Robert, 19 Marischal-street kirkgate Mitchell, "William, Boy's Hospital Whyte, Patrick, 30 Broad-street Mollison, "Wm., 10 Bon-accord-lane Newlands, Alexander, Davidson's School, Footdee -
284 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Turners. Teachers— (Continued.)
Coutts, Alex., 58 Windmillbrae Smith, William, 14 Frederick-st. Ewen, George, South Silver-street Smith, Isabella, 13 Exchequer-row Findlay, Robert, Windmillbrae Smollet, Robert, 47 Castle-street Nicol, Alexander, Chronicle-court, Stewart, Peter, Waterloo-quay Queen-street Sword, Mrs, 26 Wellington-street Provest, Charles, 92 John-street Walker, James, 27 Loch-street Reid, John, 64 Loch -street Wright, Alex., Burnett's-close, Rose, George, 73 Green Exchequer-row Simpson, William, 26 Skene-street
Watch and Clockmakers. Umbrella Makers. Allan, James, Holburn-street Burgess, James, 53 Upperkirkgate Berry, James, 52 Castle- street Johnston, Joseph, 2 Blackfriars-st. Booth, John, 41 Upperkirkgate Ross, Hugh, 12 Gallowgate Brand, William, 48 Broad-street Walker, John, 16 West North-st. Diverly, Hugh, 7 Upperkirkgate William, 35 Schoolhill Findlay, John, 6 & 26 Gallery, New Market Fraser, John, 186 Union-street Vintners. Gill and Smith, 80 Union-street Gillanders, William, Hosefield Anderson, Geo., 15 Fisher- row M'Kindy, John, 28 Woolmanhill —.~~ Mrs. James, Waterloo-quay M'Leod, John, & Co., 9 Schoolhill Barkway, Mrs., 39 St. Andrew-st. Mercer, Hay, 27 West North : st. Burnett, Mrs., Upper-denburn Riddel, D. & J., 43 St. Nicholas- Cowieson, George, 9 Trinity-quay street Durie, Mrs. David, 16 Correction Walker, James, 29 St. Nicholas-st. wynd Watson, James, 17 St. Nicholas-st. Feggetter, Mrs., Wellington-road Ferguson, Hugh, 5 Stronach's-close Freeman, Benjamin, Summerfield Wine Merchants. Gray, Mrs., St. Clement-street Greig, William, 19 Lodge-walk Allardyce & Jopp, 13 Market-st. Mrs. Jane, 43 Lodge-walk Begg, John, 17 Weigh-house-sq. Harrow, Isabella, 18 Wales-street Bell, Rannie & Co. of Leith, J. Horn, Mrs., 46 Regent-quay Sheed, 44 Marischal-st., Laing, Mrs., 35 Regent-quay Agent Leslie, Geo., Burnett's-close Black, William, 12 Broad-street M'Cullum, Jas., 7 Stronach's-close Machray, I., & Co., 7 Adelphi-lane Mackie, David, 10 Langstane-plaee Moir & Brown, 23 Adelphi-court Milne, James, Wellington-road Thomson, Geo., & Son, 2 1 Regent Murray, Mrs., 79 Windmillbrae quay Niel, Mrs., 44 Quay Walker, William, 52 Union-street Nicol, Mrs., 18 Wellington- street Pettigrew, Mrs., 3 Stronach's-close Reid, John, 39 Lodge-walk Wood Merchants. ~- William, 18 Carmelite-st. Rodney, David, 82 Waterloo-quay Adam, John, 177^ George-street Scorgie, Robert, 1 Waterloo- street Brown, Robert, Inches Smith, James, 15 Trinity-street Buyers, J., & Co., 12 Kidd-lane PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 285
W00d MerchtS.—(Continued.) Wrights—(Continued ).
Campbell, Robert, 127 George st. Ogston, John, 11 Denburn-terrace Connon, R., & Co., 58 Marischal- Peterkin, John, 18 Whitehouse-st. street Pittendrich, A., 5 St. Clement-lane Donald, John, Inches Robb, William, 25 Crown-street Duncan, William, 58 Marischal-st. Robertson, Wm., 19 Bon-accord- Duthie, William, York-place lane Fairweather, D., 182 George-st. Rose, John, & Co., 16 Muttonbrae Forbes, James, & Co., 120 West Ross, William, Old Gas Works North-street Sievewright, Alex., York-place Law, Charles, Bridge of Dee Smith, Alex., 48 Skene- square Milne, Charles, W., 17 Schoolhill „~*^. George, 6^ Causewayend Milne, George, & Co., Victoria Walter, 20 Blackfriars-st. Dock Saw Mills William, 24 Blackfriars-st. Mortimer, Peter, Provost Blaikie's Taylor, John, 2 Upperkirkgate Quay Traill, James, 9 Rose-street Ritchie, William, Spa-street Warrack & Daniel, 92 John-street Rose, Donaldson, & Co., 7 York- Webster, John, 21 Huntly-street street Rust, John, 18 Rose-street Wright, Thomas, Inches Writers.
Crombie, John, 20 St. Andrew-st. Wrights. Cruickshank, Geo., Lobban's-court Davidson, John, 43 Skene-street Air, John, 11 Whitehouse- street Duncan, John, 68 Broad-street Bain, Ebenezer, 228 George-street Henderson, James, 49 Schoolhill Black, John, 1 College-street Knowles, Alex., 31 Gallowgate Collie, William, 14 Blackfriars-st. Leask, Jas., Jun., 1 Marischal-st. Connon, Robert, 34 Causewayend Leslie, James, A., 11 Adelphi Wm, 28 St. Clement-street Merson, John, 7 Denburn-terrace Cossens, James, 3 Castle brae Meston, James, 233 Union-street Coutts, Alex., 46 Frederick- street Milne, Thomas, 36 Union-street George,' 88 John-street Mair, William, 31 Gallowgate Davidson, Alex., 164 Gallowgate Mowat, William, 46 Dee-street Davie, George, Ruthrieston Notman, Henry W., 245 Union-st. Duff, David, 1 Thistle-lane Paul, Alexander, 31 Gallowgate Duncan, William, 2 St. Andrew-st. Petrie, John, 25 Belmont-street George, Jas., 44 Frederick -street Robertson, John, 27 Marywell-st. Gordon, Robert, 10 Summer-lane Ross, James, 7 Garvock-street Hogg, George, Holburn-street Rutherford, George D., 80 Bon- accord-street , W. and A., 7i Carmelite-st. Ingram, William, 91 Loch-street Souter, William, Whitehall Jamieson, Thomas, 9 Carmelite-st. Stephen, Lessel, 84 King-street Joss, James, Upper-den burn James, 84 King-street King, William, 19 Gordon- street Stronach, Alex., Jun., 245 Union- Ledingham, Jno., 73 Hutcheon-st. street Mess, George, 15 Langstane-place Watt, Alexander, 1 Shorebrae Milne, David, 4 Martin's-lane John, 31 Gallowgate Norrie, Jos., 2i North Broadford Wright, James, 54 Union- street
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, Incorporated by Act of Parliament.
HEAD OFFICE. 3, RING STREET, „™ ABERDEEN, BRANCHES
20, ST. ANDREW SQUARE, ™ , EDINBURGH. 19, ST. VINCENT PLACE, „™ GLASGOW. 1, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON.
General Board of Directors at Aberdeen.
Dr. JOHN CRUICKSHANK, Marischal College, Chairman. William Adam, Esq., of Ranna. j Francis Clerihew, Esq., Advocate. John Angcs, Esq., Advocate. William Leslie, Esq., Builder. Thomas Blaikie, Esq., Merchant. | P. Williamson, Esq., Druggist.
Medical Officer. Auditor. William Leslie, Esq., Surgeon. | John Smith, Esq., Advocate.
The Banking Co. in Aberdeen. Aberdeen Town and County Bank. The North of Scotland Bank.
A MONG the advantages offered by this Institution are—
1.— The Guarantee of an extensive and highly respectable body of Share-
holders :
2. —An Equitable Division of the Whole Profits among the Assured in the
Participation Scheme ; and
3. —The probability afforded by a successful business of a periodically in-
creasing Bonus : Policies Indisputable, except on the ground of fraud ;
Thus combining the leading features of a Mutual with the stability of a Pro- prietary Company.
DIVISION OF PROFITS.
The SECOND INVESTIGATION into the Affairs of this Company, for the Declaration of a Bonus in the Life Branch, took place at 30th April, 1851, in which all policies effected previous to that date participated. For example —
288 ADVERTISEMENTS.
1. —A Policy for £1000, opened 30th April, 1837, is now increased to ^-w^w-^-.,*,.,, .^~. ,^^.rm...„^^rrm£ 1 202 6 11 2. —A Policy for £1000, opened 30th April, 1842, is now increased to „~J ,~w~-„,„,„„,~„,„..„,„.„„,„„„^„„„ 1135 10 11 3.—A Policy for £1000, opened 30th April, 1847, is now increased to „~,„~„~w~~,~~,~~,~~,~.,„....„.,w~~,~~ 1068 15 4. —A Policy for £1000, opened 30th April, 1851, is now increased to,^,^,,^*,^,,^^.„,„„„„,„«„,„„„„„„ 1013 15
And these Policies will have besides allotted to them CONTINGENT PRO- SPECTIVE ADDITIONS, at the rate of ONE POUND SEVEN SHILLINGS and SIXPENCE per cent, per annum, should they become Claims before next Investigation in 1856.
LIFE ASSURANCES without Profits effected, and ANNUITIES Sold on very favourable terms FIRE INSURANCES also undertaken.
Reports of the Investigation, Tables of Rates, and all other information, may be had on application.
Wm. CHALMERS, Manager. H. AMBROSE SMITH, Secretary.
JOHN K'GREGOR BEGS most respectfully to return his sincere thanks to the Inhabitants of Aberdeen and surrounding country, for the success he has
been favoured with since he commenced business ; and, from his long ex- perience and knowledge of the trade, as well as by continued attention, and by offering none but the very best Colours, he hopes to merit a continuance of their patronage.
VELVETS, SILKS, SATINS, MERINOES, UNION CLOTHS, &c, Dyed and Finished in a new and superior manner. MOREENS and DAMASKS Cleaned and Dyed. CHINTZ CURTAINS and COVERS Cleaned and Glazed. TABLE and CARPET COVERS Cleaned and Dyed CARPETS and RUGS Cleaned. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES and LADIES' CLOAKS Renovated. RIBBONS Dyed and Watered. BLOND LACE and CRAPE Dyed and Dressed STRAW and CHIP BONNETS Dyed and Finished KID GLOVES Dyed SHAWLS and DRESSES Cleaned and Finished without injuring the most delicate Colours.
WOOLLEN YARNS Dyed all Colours.
%* Orders from the Country punctually attended to.
£5** Not accountable for any article left over Sis months. ;
ADVERTISEMENTS. 289
SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY,
Established, 1825.
Incorporated hy Act of Parliament.
Capital, £1,000,000.
HEAD OFFICE, . 89, Union Street, Aberdeen.
General Board of Directors at Aberdeen.
David Chalmers, Esq. of Westburn, Chairman. Alexander Bcrness, Esq. of Mastrick. W. Littlejohn, Esq., Banker.
Robt. Catto, Jun , Esq., Merchant. Thomas Sangster, Esq., Advocate. William Gray, Esq., Advocate. Neil Smith, Jun., Esq., Merchant. Robt. Ledingham, Esq., Advocate. Alex. Stronach, Esq. of Drumallan. Bankers. The Aberdeen Town and County Bank The Royal Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh and Glasgow
Physicians. Dr. Ewing and Dr. Dtce. Law Agent. John Webster, Esq., Advocate.
THIS Company, formerly designed " The Aberdeen Fire and Life Assurance Company," has been recently incorporated by Act of Parliament under the above title, as more truly descriptive than the former local one, and better adapted for the extension of business in England, and elsewhere out of Scotland. The LIFE ASSURANCE Department embraces two schemes—the one, for Assurances of Fixed Sums on the most moderate terms that could properly be adopted—the other, for Assurances with a right to share in Profits, at somewhat higher rates of premium. The Participation Scheme was begun in 1840, and has been attended with eminent success. The first Investigation was made as at 10th February, 1847, and reported on in the month of June of that year. The Profits, then ascertained to have been realised, enabled the Directors to declare vested Bonuses on all Policies entitled to participate, varying from 15 to 65 per cent, on the Premiums received, together with contingent Prospective Bonuses on such of them as should become claims by death before the second Investigation as at 10th February, 1852, which is now nearly completed.* Policies in connection with this Scheme are generally preferred for Family provisions, for which they are admirably adapted. ANNUITIES are sold on favourable terms. Prospectuses, with every additional information, and forms of Proposal, will be gn en on application at the Head Office in Aberdeen, or any of the Agencies of the Company in Great Britain and Ireland. Z 290 ADVERTISEMENTS.
ANNUAL PREMIUMS TO INSURE £100 AT DEATH, WITHOUT PARTICIPATION IK PROFITS.
Age. Premium. Age. Premium. i Age. Premium.
20 £1 12 3 32 £2 4 10 ! 44 £3 3 11 22 1 13 11 34 2 7 5 1 46 3 7 10 24 1 15 11 36 2 10 4 48 3 12 7 26 1 13 38 2 13 7 50 3 18 6
28 2 4 ! 40 2 17 1 52 4 5 8 j 30 2 2 6 42 3 5 54 4 13 8
i
WITH PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS.
Age. Fremium. ! Age. Premium. Age. Premium.
20 £1 16 5 ! 32 £2 10 8 44 £3 11 9 22 1 18 4 34 2 13 7 46 3 15 11
i 24 2 6 36 2 16 11 48 4 11 26 2 2 11 38 3 7 50 4 7 3 28 2 5 7 40 3 4 6 52 4 14 10 30 2 8 1 42 3 8 54 5 3 4
NO ENTRY MONEY CHARGED. Premiums may be made payable half-yearly or quarterly to suit the conveni- ence of parties. Insurances may be effected upon the lives of Naval and Military Men, or others intending to reside abroad, at premiums proportioned to the risk. FIRE INSURANCE, At the Reduced Premiums of Is. 6d. and upwards. Extra risks insured at mode- rate rates. Policies with other Offices may be transferred free of expense.
Office in Edinburgh„^,„^,„„.^,^». 65, Princes Street.
Office in Glasgow, ^~„,r~,.,.~„~.„~* 111, St. Vincent Street.
By order of the Directors, CHAs. F. GRIFFITH, Manager. JOHN WATSON, Secretary. Aberdeen, 29th June, 1852,
SEAVTEW GARDEN, PLEASURE AND RECREATION GROUNDS, LINES. OPEN EVERY LAWFUL DAY.
OTRAWBERRIES AND CREAM, and other FRUITS, in kJ their season. Refreshments of the best quality at moderate charges. ADVERTISEMENTS. 291 LIFE ASSURANCES.
THE AMOUNT OF ANNUAL EXPENDITURE, required by most Offices for a Life Assurance deters many from adopting that mode of providing for those dependent on them. They would more readily make such a provision, could it be shown that an Assurance may be effected on such a system as to require after a few yeart—when, in all probability, their other ex- penses will be increased—the payment of a comparatively small sum, scarcely more than one-half of the amount usually necessary. S THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND,
(Founded 1839, and Incorporated by Royal Charter),
Secures this desirable result by the mode in which its Surplus Funds are divided.
On the 5th April, in every year, the precise state of the affairs is ascertained by a detailed valuation. The divisible Surplus is then apportioned to all Policy- holders of five years" standing, and the share of each is handed to him in cash when he pays his current year's Premium. By this system the Assured enjoy during their own lives the Surplus or Profits, and the Premiums are reduced to a comparatively small amount.
EXAMPLES OP THE PREMIUMS, PAYABLE IN THE PRESENT TEAR BY POLICY-HOLDERS OF FIVE YEARS* STANDING.
Age at Policies of Policies of Policies of Policies of
Entry. .£100. £500. £1000. £5000. ;
20 £14 £6 £12 £60 30 1 11 7 7 17 11 15 15 10 78 19 2 40 2 2 4 10 11 8 21 3 4 105 16 8
During last year (the 11th of the Society), 730 New Policies were issued for Life Assurances, amounting to £249,000.
On 5th APRIL NEXT,
The Books will be closed for the \Zth Annual Balance and the 1th Division of the Surplus Fund. All Persons joining the Society before that date will partici- pate in the Surplus ONE YEAR EARLIER than later Entrants.
Edinbdrgh, ^....^...„..^m. 2, Hanover Street. London, ^-s.^„„,„„-.„^„^ 64, Old Broad Street.
JOHN FRASER, Manager.
AGENTS IN ABERDEEN,
GXtXGOR. & XtEXD, Advocates, 7, King Street. JOHN FERGUSON, Advocate, 7» Belmont Street. . . .
292 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Aberchirder,~ John Alexander, Jun., North of Scotland Bank.
Auchinblae, , William Buchan, Postmaster. Banchory* Francis Bell.
Bervie, , David Duncan, Manufacturer.
Ellon, . John Lendrum, Merchant. Fettercairn, „ .G. L. Falconer, Writer. Fraserburgh, Peter Cumine, Merchant. Inverury, . Brown & Skinner, Merchants.
Huntly, , James Lawson, Aberdeen Town and County Bank. Keith, C. S. Gauld, North of Scotland Bank. Laurencekirk, „™»James A. Ironside, Merchant. New Deer,**,. « John Middleton, Postmaster. Oldmeldrum, ~ „„~»John Forbes, Postmaster. OW Deer, David Cruden, North of Scotland Bank. Peterhead,*. ™Keith Forbes, Writer,
f James Wood, Druggist ; and Stonehaven, , I William Marshall, Merchant Strichen, **. „John Stewart, Merchant, Turriff, Alex. Morrison, Jun., Merchant.
UNITED KINGDOM LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
8, WATERLOO PLACE, PALL MALL, 35 © 3^ W © Mo
Honorary Presidents. Earl op Courtown Lord Viscount Falkland. Earl Leven and Melville Lord Elphinston. Earl of Norbury. Lord Belhaven and Stenton.
Earl op Stair, William Campbell, Esq , of Earl Somers. Tillichewan.
London Board of Directors. Charles Graham, Esq., Chairman. Charles Downes, Esq., Deputy-Chairman.
H. Blair Avarne, Esq. J. G. Henriques, Esq. E. L. Boyd, Esq., (Resident) F. Chas. Maitland, Esq. Chas. Berwick Curtis, Esq. William Railton, Esq. William Fairlie, Esq. F. H. Thomson, Esq. D. Q. Henriques, Esq. Thomas Thorby, Esq. ANNUAL INCOME UPWARDS OF £100,000. Trustees. Charles Graham, Esq. Edward Lennox Boyd, Esq. Charles Downes, Esq. F. C. Maitland, Esq.
Aberdeen Board of Directors,
Henry Adamson, Esq., Shipowner. I Alex. Low, Esq., Manufacturer.
James Edmond, Esq., Advocate. I F. Ogston, Esq., M.D., Med. Officer. WILLIAM REID, Insurance Broker, 56, Marischal Street, Agent.
THIS Company, established by Act of Parliament in 1834, affords the most Perfect Security in a large paid-up Capital, and in the great success which has attended it since its commencement. —
ADVERTISEMENTS. 293
Second Septennial Division of Profits among the Assured.
The Bonus added to Policies from March, 1834, to the 31st December, is as follows : Sum Time Sum added to Sum added to Sum Payable Assured. Assured. Policy in 1841. Policy in 1848. at Deatb.
£ Years. Months. £ s. d. f. s. £ s. b, 5,000 13... 10 638 6 8 787 10 6,470 16 8
5,000 1 112 10 5,112 10 1,000 12 .100 157 10 1,257 10 * 1,000 7 157 10 1,157 10
1,000 1 22 10 1,022 10 500 12 50 78 15 628 15 500 4..., 45 545
500 1 , 11 5 611 5
* Example At the commencement of the year 1841, a person took out a Policy for .£1000, the Annual Payment for which is £24 Is. Sd. -, in 1847 he had paid in Pre- miums £ 1 68 1 Is. 8rf. : but the profits being 2J per cent, per annum on the sum insured (which is £22 10s. per annum for each £1000), he had £157 10s. added to the Policy, almost as much as the Premiums paid.
Premiums may be paid Quarterly, Half-yearly, or Annually, as may best suit the convenience of the Assured. When an Insurance is for Life, half the Annual Premium may remain un- paid for five years at interest, to be deducted eventually from the Policy, or be paid off at convenience. Parties desirous to participate in the next Division of Profits, should make immediate application to the undersigned, from whom, Tables of Premiums, Forms of Proposals, and every information may be obtained. WILLIAM REID, 56, Marischal Street, AGENT FOK ABERDEEN.
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. JOHN FORBES INVITES the attention of Gentlemen to his SUMMER STOCK of First-Class Goods, which is at present complete in all the various Mate- rials suitable for DRESS.
Morning, Ofiice, and Shooting COATS ; OVERCOATS, for travelling and Walking; an Elegant Variety of WOVE QUILTING S for Summer Waistcoat- ings; TWEEDS, DOESKINS, CRAPES, &c, for Trousers; NECK TIES, STOCKS, GLOVES, BRACES, HOSIERY, and UNDERCLOTHING.
Gentlemen's DRESS SHIRTS, all sizes and qualities. SHIRT FRONTS and COLLARS. TRAVELLING PLAIDS and RAILWAY WRAPPERS. TRAVELLING LEATHER PORTMANTEAUS all sizes and qualities, tgp EXTRA LIGHT SUMMER HATS. OUTFITTING ESTAB1ISBWENT,
73, UNION STREET, ABERDEEN. z2 294 ADVERTISEMENTS.
NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS BANK of Aberdeen,
Office 17, GUESTROW. TRUSTEES AND MANAGERS.
The Lord Provost The Member of Parliament for the The Eldest Baillie County The Dean of Guild The Sheriff The Convener of the Trades The Sheriff-Substitute of Aberdeen The Minister of the West Parish The Convener of the County President of the Society of Advocates The President of the Mechanics' Treasurer of the Society of Advocates Institution President of the Shipmasters' Society The Secretary of the Mechanics' The Member of Parliament for the City Institution
The above are Managers ex-officiis. *William Allardyce, Merchant John Leslie, Manufacturer David Blaikie of Rubislaw Den George Lyall, Merchant *John Blaikie of Craigiebuckler James B. M'Combie of Jellybrands •Newell Burnett, Advocate *John D. Milne, sen., Advocate *David Chalmers of Westburn John D. Milne, jun., Advocate *John Duncan, Manufacturer *James Murray, Advocate *John Dunn, Advocate Arthur Read, Manufacturer *James Edmond, Advocate James Rettie, Jeweller •Nathaniel Farquhar, Advocate Robert, Shand, Advocate James Fraser, Merchant Alexander Simpson, Merchant James Garden, Advocate *Arthur Thomson, Banker William Henderson, M.D. John Watt, Advocate •George Henry, Merchant *Peter Williamson, Druggist James Horn, Merchant *John Whyte, Merchant •Alexander Jopp, Advocate Those marked (*) are Trustees. Treasurer, David Wyllie, Cashier of the Aberdeen Bank Actuary and Cashier, Alexander Ross, Advocate. m]1HE BANK is open every THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and J_ SATURDAY, from Nine to Ten o'clock Morning, and from Seven to Eight o'clock, Evening, both for the receipt and repayment of Deposits. It receives in Deposit any sum from One Shilling upwards to the extent of £30, within each year, ending at 20th November, and £150 in whole. A Pass- Book is given to each Depositor gratis, containing an abstract of the Rules, and the Depositor's Account with the Bank. Full copies of the Rules may be had for Sixpence each. Interest at the rate of THREE PER. CENT, is allowed on every sum of Five Shillings or upwards Deposited, for the full number of days the De- posit remains in the Bank, and is added to the Principal, at 20th November yearly, whether the Depositor attend at the time or not. The interest is free from In- come Tax or any other deduction whatever. The Sums deposited, or any part of them, will be repaid whenever they are wanted; previous notice being given, in terms of the Rules, for sums above £10, but. with which notice the Trustees and Managers dispense in cases of ursency, and on a sufficient reason, in the opinion of them or the Officers, being given. ADVERTISEMENTS. 295
In terms of the Acts of Parliament, a Duplicate of the Annual Balance Sheet of the whole affairs of the Bank, made up to the 20th November yearly, is hung up in the Office, for the inspection and information of all concerned ; and any Depositor is entitled to a printed copy of it on payment of One Penny. There is also printed, at the end of every four weeks, an Abstract of the whole transactions of the Bank during the previous month, with a Statement annexed of the whole sums due to Depositors at its date, the amount in the hands of Government, and the balance in the hands of the Treasurer and Cashier respectively. Depositors may have a copy of any of these Abstracts on payment of One Penny. By order of the Trustees and Managers,
ALEX. ROSS, Actuary and Cashier. Aberdeen, 2lst June, 1852.
LONDON AND HOME-MANUFACTURED PIANO-FORTES
8, Black's Buildings,
RESPECTFULLY intimates to the public generally, that from the encouragement he has received for the last three years, and his in- creasing demands, he has found it necessary to keep on hand (over and above those of his own manufacture) a selection from London Manufacturers, which he is prepared to Sell or Hire at a moderate rate.
Piano-Fortes Tuned and Repaired in Town and Country, A variety of other Instruments always on hand. 296 ADVERTISEMENTS.
218 UNION STREET. 218
BY SPECIAL n*WBm&m&\ APPOINTMENT
MUSIC SELLER AND PIANO-FORTE MAKER
s1 ® tush iisii.
A WELL-SELECTED Stock of PIANO-FORTES from the A most eminent London Makers ; also those of his own manufacture, as ap- proved of and purchased by her Majesty. HARPS, GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES, and BRASS INSTRUMENTS in great variety, and every article in the Music Trade.
*** liJew Music every Week.
5, CROWN STREET. LOGAN & COMPANY,
( from Messrs. John Broadwood & Sons, London,) Piano-forte Makers, AVE always on hand a number of Instruments of the Cabinet, H Semicabinet, Cottage, and Piccolo sizes, which being manufactured under their own immediate superintendence, of the best well-seasoned material, and by first-rate Workmen, they can confidently recommend as instruments that will give every satisfaction to parties favouring them with their Orders. Orders taken for Messrs. Broadwood' & Sons' Piano-fortes. Parties favouring L. & Co. with their orders may rely upon getting Instruments of first- rate quality direct from the establishment, and selected expressly for themselves by one of Messrs. Broadwood & Sons' most experienced foremen.
Instruments Exchanged, and Lent on Hire by the Week, Month, or Year.
PIANO-FORTES Tuned, Regulated, and Repaired in Town or Country. Harp, Guitar, ana Violin Strings. Everything in tne Music department.
Aberdeen, 2d July, 1852. ADVERTISEMENTS. 297
189 OTSCM W5EIEI1^ Q 189
WOOD & CO., LONDON PIANO-EORTE AND MUSIC SALOON.
A Large and well-selected Stock of PIANO-FORTES, consist- XL ing of Grand, Bichord, Serai-grand, Grand and Improved Square, and
Cottage Piano-fortes, by Broadwood & Sons ; Collard & Coixard ; and an extensive assortment of Cottage and Piccolo Piano-fortes, by other London Makers.
Piano-fortes, on Hire, Sent out either in Town or Country, by the Week, Month, or Year, at Moderate Rates. PIANO-FORTE TUNING, REGULATING AND REPAIRING. IVew Music from London Weekly.
NEW MARKET SALOON AND COFFEE-ROOM, ADJOINING THE POST-OFFICE, MARKET STREET, ABERDEEN. EDWARD HANSON RESPECTFULLY intimates to his Friends and the Public in general, that he has Opened the above Premises, and trusts by personal attention, combined with a low rate of charges, to merit a share of their patronage. BREAKFASTS, DINNERS, &c, on the shortest notice. SOUPS, STEAKS, or CHOPS, always ready— 6d. each. WINES and SPIRITS of the best quality.
The " Times," and other Papers, taken in.
• Ill W§>§ TEMPERANCE HOTEL, AND COMMERCIAL LODGINGS, 56, UNION STREET, ABERDEEN,
Directly opposite the Royal Hotel and General Coach Office.
LUNCHEONS, DINNERS, SOUPS, STEAKS, CHOPS, TEA and COFFEE, supplied, under the superintendence of an experienced Cook, on the shortest notice and most moderate terms Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Handsome Commercial Room, and Elegant Suites of Apartments for Families. 298 ADVERTISEMENTS.
ANDREW BORTJdLWlOK. FROM EDINBURGH,, VELVET, SILK, AKD MEKITO BYElj British and Foreign Shawl and Dress Cleaner,
RESPECTFULLY intimates to the Inhabitants of Aberdeen and vicinity, that he continues to carry on the business in all the various departments of Dyeing and Cleaning iu the premises 76 LOCH STREET, 76 OPPOSITE ST. ANDREW STREET,
Where he trusts, by strict attention to business and moderate charges, to merit a continuance of the favours so liberally bestowed, and which he feels confident of retaining by his giving to all Goods entrusted to him a higher Finish than has hitherto been experienced in this quarter, which he is enabled to do from the long experience he has had in his profession.
FADED PIECE GOODS, in SILKS, COBURGS, MEKINOES, &c. Renewed, or the Colours changed and a perfect Finish given.
*** Gentlemen's Apparel Renovated.
ROBERT FERGUSON, GENERAL DYER, SCOURER, AND RENOVATOR, 42, Upperkirkgate, Aberdeen.
MERINOES, SAXONIES, &c, Dyed and Dressed, commenc- ing on Tuesday every week. SILKS, VELVETS, POPLINS, &c;, Dyed and Dressed on the most approved principles, commencing on Wednesday and Friday every week. SILKS Watered on Thursday and Saturday. CARPETS, CRUMB-CLOTHS, and HEARTH-RUGS Cleaned. All sorts of LINEN DRAPERY Hot Calendered. MOREEN and DAMASK FURNITURE Cleaned, Re-dyed, and Dressed. PRINTED FURNITURE Cleaned, Starched, and Glazed. STRAW BONNETS Dyed Black, Tuesday and Friday. KID GLOVES Dyed Black.
Gentlemen's Apparel Renovated in a Superior Style;
18S° Orders from the Country attended to with punctuality and dispatch.
*,* Not accountable for any article left over twelve months. .
ADVERTISEMENTS 299
W. M. MILLER & COMPANY,
HATTEB S,
Comer of Market Street.
PARTIES visiting Town will find at this Establishment an ample Stock to select from in every description of HATS, CAPS, &c. suitable for a first-class trade, together with a large assortment of PORT- MANTEAUS, LEATHER HAT CASES, and CARPET BAGS— all the manu- facture of the best Houses in the respective departments of the business.
69, VNIOK STREET, ABERDEEN. 300 ADVERTISEMENTS.
ABERDEEN AND NEWCASTLE STEAM- SHIP, VICTORIA.
THE ABERDEEN and NEWCASTLE STEAM NAVIGA TION COMPANY'S Fine New Iron Steamer, " VICTORIA," J. 1 WILLET, Commander, Leaves ABERDEEN for NEWCASTLE, Every WEDNESDAY. And NEWCASTLE for ABERDEEN, Every SATURDAY.
Fares—CABIN, 15s., Steward's Fees included ; STEERAGE, 10s.
ABERDEEN AND PETERHEAD. The " VICTORIA," will be despatched, until farther notice, every TUESDA Morning (weather permitting), at SEVEN o'clock, or as near to that hour a the state of the tide will permit, for PETERHEAD, and return on the evening of the same day. Boats will be in waiting at the Dock Gates to take Passengers off to thi Vessel when she has to lie in the Bay.
Fares—To and From Peterhead, CABIN, 6s. ; STEERAGE, 4s.
To Peterhead, „ 3s. 6d. ; „ 2s. 6d.
The accommodation for Passengers and Goods is superior, while the stow age room for Live Stock is of the most ample description. Goods and Live Stock carried on Deck at the Shipper's Kisk. All Goods intended for Shipment must be alongside the Vessel one houi previous to the advertised time of sailing, otherwise their shipment will not be guaranteed. For Rates of Freight, apply to NISBET & RORERTSON, Managers, 47.
Marischal Street, Aberdeen ; or to the Agent at Newcastle, ROBERT STOREY. Fenwick's Entry, Quay Side.
GEO. CORNWALL, PRINTER, ABERDEEN.