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FOWLEE'S COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY

OF THE PRIIVCIPAIi TO^I^l^S AlfB VIIiliACJES

IN THE UPPER WARD OF RENFREWSHIRE,

FOR 1836—3T;

CONTAINING AIS AliPHABSTICAIi JLIST OF TRM Mtvtljmxt^, Cratrtr0, iWattufacturers, AND

ALSO A COPXOUS STREET GUIDE OF PAISLEY, AND AN APPENDIX,

EIGHTH PUBLICATION. t-4 PAISLEY: PUBLISHED AND SOLD BY G. FOWLER, BOOKSELLER.

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G. FOWLER in presenting to the Public the eighth edition of the Directory, returns his sincere thanks for the prompt and valuable assistance rendered to him by numerous Gentlemen in the County. Also, to those who have now become Subscribers, and others who have supported the Work since its commencemeiit. He now begs leave to remind the Public, that being first induced to i-.y^Mnence the Work at the solicitation of a mimher of the most respecta- o/? Merchants and Traders in the Upper Ward of the County, (and

./r . . the first Publication of the Upper Ward ivas produced, he was solicited to extend his Work to the Lower Ward, by the Merchants and Traders there.) After so many respectable solicitations, he pledged himself to Publish his Directory for the Upper Ward -of the County annually, for six publications, which pledge he has redeemed. He now respectfully announces that the Work will be Published every two years for other six publications, provided a sufficient number of sub- .fcribers is obtained, so as to insure him a proper remuneration for his labour. In the accuracy of details, and distinctness of arrangements, he is aware that the chief value of such a Work consists, he has therefore spared neither pains nor expense in securing these. The Lists and Tables inserted in the appendixes are of the most useful description, and suitable not only to the Merchants and Traders, but to the Public generally, as a Directory, is the only i-epository ivhereby a commercial people are enabled to become acquahited with each other. As there are but

few Copies thrown off, except what are subscribed for, non-subscribers will require to make early application ; and, to prevent disappointment, it will be found advantageous fur those who wish to secure a copy, to give in their names ivhen the surveys are taken. The Lower Ward will in- clude the following Sea-Bathing Quarters, viz: — Gourock, Innerkip, Helensburgh, Largs, and Rothsay, giving the number of apartments and heels hi each lodging, Sfc. Sfc The jmbUc are respectfully requested, when Removals and change of Firms take place, to send early notice to the Publisher, that the Lists Institutions may be made up by the 1st of May ;— The managers of those end Societies who wish them inserted..in the Directory, will please send early notice thereof to the Publisher, (for form see Directory.) Such notices require to be accurate, as they are inserted VERBATIM. As much delay and unnecessary trouble has been occasioned by Socie- ties and other public bodies not giving in their lists, the Ptiblishcr intimates, that UNLESS the same be regularly forwarded, he will not be accountable for OMISSIONS. All Communications, post-paid, will be duly attended to. N. B.'-^Bookbinding— Copperplate Engraving and Printing— Letter Press and Lithographic Printing, done in a superior style. OnDEBS Received for efert New Periodical PlTELlCATIOX.

REsmEwsniRE Directory Office, \ Paisley, 1^3(3. S ;

THE EIGHTH EDITION

FOlfTlLffi: !!,*!§ BIRECTORY,

For tlae Upper ^¥»p«l of RE,

IS MOST RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO

ARCHIBALD HASTIE, Esq. M.P. for PAISLEY SIR JOHN MAXWELL OF POLLOK, Bart.

AND THE

Magistrates and Town Council of Paisley,

By their most obedient humble Servant, 4> Bill Table from July 1836, to January 1838.

JULY 1836. JANUARY 1837. 1 JULY 1837. Fri 1 8 15 22 29 Sun 1 8 15 22 29 Sat 1 8 15 22 29 Sat 2 9 16 23 30 Mon 2 9 16 23 SO Sun 2 9 16 23 30 Sun 3 10 17 24 31 Tues 3 10 17 24 31 Mon 3 10 17 24 31 Mon 4 11 18 25 Wed 4 11 18 25 Tues 4 11 18 25 Tues 5 12 19 26 Thur 5 12 19 26 Wed 5 12 19 26 Wed 6 13 20 27 Fri 6 13 20 27 Thur 6 13 20 27 Thur 7 H 21 28 Sat 7 14 21 28 Fri 7 14 21 2S AUGUST FEBRUARY AUGUST Mon 1 8 15 22 29 Wed 1 8 15 22 Tues 1 8 15 22 29 Tues 2 9 16 23 30 Thur 2 9 16 23 Wed 2 9 16 23 30 Wed 3 10 17 21 31 Fri 3 10 17 24 Thur 3 10 17 24 31 Thur 4 11 18 25 Sat 4 11 18 25 Fri 4 11 18 25 Fri 5 12 19 26 Sun 5 12 19 26 Sat 5 12 19 26 Sat 6 13 20 27 Mon 6 13 20 27 Sun 6 13 20 27 Sun 7 14 21 28 Tues 7 14 21 28 Mon 7 14 21 28 SEPTEMBER MARCH SEPTEMBER Thur 1 8 15 22 29 Wed 1 8 15 22 29 Fri 1 8 15 22 29 Fri 2 9 16 23 30 Thur 2 9 16 23 30 Sat 2 9 16 23 30 Sat 3 lu 17 24 Fri 3 10 17 24 31 Sun 3 10 17 24 Sun 4 11 IH 25 Sat 4 11 18 25 Mon 4 11 18 25 Mon 5 12 19 26 Sun 5 12 19 26 Tues 5 12 19 26 Tues 6 13 20 27 Mon 6 13 20 27 Wed 6 13 20 27 Wed 7 14 21 28 Taes 7 14 21 28 Thur 7 14 21 28 OCTOBER APRIL OCTOBER Sat 1 8 15 22 29 Sat 1 8 15 22 29 Sun 1 8 15 22 29 Sun 2 9 16 23 30 Sun 2 9 16 23 30 Mon 2 9 16 23 30 Mon 3 10 17 24 31 Mon 3 10 17 24 Tues 3 10 17 24 31 Tues 4 11 18 25 Tues 4 11 18 25 Wed 4 11 18 25 Wed 5 12 19 26 Wed 5 12 19 26 Thur 5 12 19 26 Thur 6 13 20 27 Thur 6 13 20 27 Fii 6 13 20 27 Fri 7 14 21 28 Fri 7 14 21 28 Sat 7 14 21 28 NOVEMBER MAY NOVEMBER Tues 1 8 15 22 29 Mon 1 8 15 22 29 Wed 1 8 15 22 29 Wed 2 9 16 23 30 Tues 2 9 16 23 30 Thur 2 9 16 23 30 Thur 3 10 17 24 Wed 3 10 17 24 31 Fri 3 10 17 24 Fri 4 11 18 25 Thur 4 11 18 25 Sat 4 li 18 25 Sat 5 12 19 26 Fri 5 12 19 26 Sun 5 12 19 26 Sun 6 13 20 27 Sat 6 13 20 27 Mon 6 13 20 27 Mon 7 14 21 28 Sun 7 14 21 28 Tues 7 14 21 28 DECEMBER JUNE DECEMBER

Thur 1 8 15 22 29 Thur 1 8 15 22 29 Fri 1 8 15 22 29 Fri 2 9 16 23 30 Fri 2 9 16 23 30 Sat 2 9 16 23 30 Sat 3 10 17 24 31 Sat 3 10 17 24 Sun 3 10 17 24 31 Sun 4 11 18 25 Sun 4 11 18 25 Mon 4 11 18 25 Mon 5 12 19 26 Mon 5 12 19 26 Tues 5 12 19 26 Tues 6 13 20 27 Tues 6 13 20 27 Wed 6 13 20 27 Wed 7 14 21 28 Wed 7 14 21 28 Thur 7 14 21 28 1 - -

STAMP DUTIES 6 STAMP OFFICE, GILMOUR STREET, Robert Kerr, Sub-Distributor. INLAND BILLS OF EXCHANGE. Draft or Orderfor Payment to the Bearer,, or Order on demand, or otherwise. Not exceeding 60 Exceeding clay's sight. 60 day's- sight For £2 not exceeding c€ 5 5 £0 1 £0 1 Above 5 do. 20 1 2 Above 20 do. 30 2 2 Above 30 do. 50 2 O Above 50 do. 100 3 4 Above 100 do. 200 4 5 Above 200 do. 300 5 6 Above 300 do. 600 6 8 Above 500 do. 1000 8 12 Above 1000 do. 2000 12 15 Above 2000 do. 3000 15 I Above 3000 1 5 1 10 FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE. For any sum not exceeding... £100... One Shilling and Sixpence.

Above ^100 and not exceeding 200 ^ . . Three Shillings. Above 200 do. 600... Four Shillings, Above 500 do. 1000... Five Shillings. Above 1000 do. 2000... Seven Shillings and Sixpence. Above 2000 do. 3000... Ten Shillings, Above ^£3000 Fifteen Shillings. Every Bill in each set, is chargeable with the respective duties. RECEIPTS. For £5 & under £lO...Os 2,d For £300 & under £600... 5s QA For 10 do. 20.. .0 6 For 600 do. 1000... 7 d For 20 do. 50... For 1000 and upwards, 10 For 50 do. 100... 6 In full of all demands, 10 For 100 do. 200.. .2 6 Receiver of money to pay stamp For 200 do. 300.. .4 DUTY ON POLICIES OF INSURANCE. To or from any place in the United Kingdom, the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, Sark, or Man. For every sum of lOOZ. or under, every progressive svmi of lOUZ. and fractional part of 100/., the premium not above 20 per cent. .. - Is For the said sums progressively and fractionally, where the permiuih is above 20 per cent. 2s eid POLICIES FOR ALL OTHER SEA INSURANCES. For every 1001. or under, every progressive sum of 100/.

and fractional part, of 100/ , the premium not above 20 - per cent. - - - - > 2s ^d- For the said sum, progressively and fractionally, the premiuin above 20 per cent. ..-..- 5^ (I^j, CONTENTS AND INDEX.

Page BARRHEAD Directory 195 KI LB ARCH AN Directory ^67 Appendix (.-ee Neilston) 210 Appendix . 173 Auctioneer . 174 BRIDGE OF WEIR Directory 158 Agricultural Society • 176 Appendix {see Houstoun) 164 Carriers' Quarters . 175 Committee of Town Management 173 CROSSLEE Directory - 158 Curlers' Society . 177 Appendix {see Bridge of Weir) 164 Fairs . 178 Fire Engine . ib ELDERSLIE Directory • 149 Grave Diggers . 174 Appendix {see Johnstone) 153 Justices of the Peace . 173 Library, Kilbarchan . 176 GRAHAMSTONE Directory 195 Do. Relief . ib Appendix {see Neilston) - 210 Medical Practitioners . 174

Midwife . . ib. Ministers - ib HOUSTOUN Directory - 156 Officers, Church and Precentors ib Appendix . 164 Session Clerk . ib Carriers' Quarters - 166 School Parochial . ib Fairs - ib Do. Sabbath . ib Grave Digger - 165 Societies, Friendly, Religious, &c. 175 Justices of the Peace - 164 St Barchan's Lodge . ib JMed;c il Practitioners - 165 JVlidwives - ib LINWOOD Directory 149 Ministers - ib Appendix {see Johnstone) 153 Officers, Church, and Precentors ib Session Clerk - ib LOCHWINNOCH Directory 178 Schools, Public - ib Appendix . 189 Do. Sabbath - ib Agricultural Society . 193 Societies, Friendly, Religious, &c. 166 Auciioneers . 189

I Banking Agent . 190 HOW. Directory WOOD {'"'Carriers' Quarters . 191 Appendix {see Lochwinnoch) ••°y| Coaches, Stage . 190 Court, Justice of the Peace 189 HURLET Directory 225 Curling Club - 194 Appendix ijsee PoUokshaws) 229 fairs - ib iGarthlafid St Winioch's Lodge 192 JOHNSTONE Directory 138 Grave Digger . 190 Appendix 153 Insurance Offices - ib Adju-ters of Imperial Weights and Justices of the Peace - 189 Measures 154 Lochwinnoch Library 192 Auctioneers jb Medical Practitioners 189 Boats, Canal passage 155 Midwives - 190 Carriers' Quarters 155 Ministers - ib Coffee and News Room 15J, Officers, Church and Precentors ib Committee of Tfiwn Management 153 Do Sheriff . 189 Court, Justices of the Peace jb Post, arrival and dispatch 190 Fairs 158 Postage, rates of {see PaisleyDireclc ry) 11^ Gas Light Company 155 School, Parochial • 191 Grave Digger 155 Do. Sabbath - ib Session - Houstoun St Johnstone Lodge 155 Clerk 19 ) Insurance Offices 254 Societies, Friendly, Religious, &c. 192 Justices of the Peace 153 Writers - 189 Library 156 Mechanics' Institution 157 NEILSTON Directory . 195 Medical Practitioners 151 Appendix - £10 Midwives • ib Adjuster of Imperial Weights and Ministers 155 Measures - £13 Officers, Church ib Agricultural Society - 215 Do. Excise 154 Auctioneer - 210 Dfl Sheriflf ib Carriers - 21'2 Post Office, arrivals and dispatch 155 Coaches, Stage - 212 Postage, rates of, in Great Britain Court, Justice of the Peace 210 {see Paisley Directory) 112 Curling Club (Barrhead) 214 Session Clerk 155 Curlers' Society (Neilston) 215 Schools, Sabbath 157 Fair, Barrhead - 216 Societies, Friendly, Religious, &c. 156 Fairs, NeiMon • ib Wricers 153 GdS Light Company • ib CONTENTS AND INDEX.

Page.) Page* Grave Diggers 211 Directions for recovery of persons Insurance (Offices and Agents) ib apparently drowned . 119 Justices of Peace • £10 Dispensary and House of Recovery 102 Mechanic's' Institution 215 Dues, River and Harbour 118 Medical Practitioners £ll[ Fairs 124 Messengers at Aims 210 Firemen and Fire Engines 123 Midwives SlliFurnished Lodgings . 111 Ministers ib Gas Light Company . 135 Officers, Church and Precentors ib Grain Mills 126 Do. Excise ib. Grave Diggers 110 Do. Sheriff. &c. 2101 Hospital, Town's 102 211*Insurance, (Offices and Agents) 122 Post, arrival and dispatch _ . Postages, rates, (see Paisley Directory) 112 Jail and Bridewell (CommTssioiiers of) 98 Session Clerk 211 Justices of the Peace 95 School, Parochial ib Libraries, Paisley . 104 Do, Sabbath (Barrhead) 214 Do Theological . 105 Do. Do. (Neilstoii Original) ib Do Trades ib Do. Do. (Neilston Association) ib Lieutenancy of Renfrewshire 94. Societies, Friendly, Religious, SjC. 213 Lodge, St Mirren's 127 Thistle and Crown Lodge 214 Magistrates and Town Council 9a Union and Crown Lodge 215 Markets and Stores 124. Medical Practitioners 101 NEWTON OF BELTREES Direc- Do Society (1818) 131 tory J78 Messengers at Arms 98 Appendix (see Lochvuinnoch) 189 Midwives , 101. NITSHILL Directory 225 Ministers , 108 Appendix {see Pollokshavos) 229 Mort Cloth Society 134 Officers, Church and Precentors 109 PAISLEY DIRECTORY Do Sheriff 97 Appendix Do Town ib Address and Notices Philosophical Institution (1808) 105 Adjusters of Imperial Weights and Police Commissioners of Burgh 90 Measures Do Do Suburbs 91 Agricultural Society (Renfrewshire) Do Regulations of ib Ho. Do. prize ploughing? .,00 Do Rales of Assessment ib ''^' Population match J , 90 Archers, Paisley Police Ward Divisions for Burgh 92 Auctioneers Poor's Funds (Overseer for Burgh) 126 Bands, Instrumental Porters, Regulations for 116 Banking Houses, Pais'ey Do Fares 116 Do. Do. Union Postages, rates of, in Great Britain 112 Do. Do, Scotland, Western Posts, arrival and dispatch of ib (branch of) Presbytery Meetings , 103 Glasgow Union (branch of) Procurators, faculty of ^6 Do Do. Provident Public Offices, &c. 121 Paisley Savings' Fund Public Sale Room , 98 Bill Table Railway Company 115 Boats, Steam Road Committee, New Town, (1792) 128 Do. Canal Passage Renfrewshire Militia 103 Do. Cart Do. Renfrewshire Yeomanry Cavalry ib Bridewell Kenfrewshire Political Union 136 Canal Company, (Glasgow, Paisley, Renfrewshire Trustees for Gla«gov? and Ardrossan) . 115 Bridge 104 Carriers' Quarters - 113 Schools, English, Middle Parish 105 Coaches, Stage - ib Do Low Do ib Coal Merchants and Agents 123 Do Grammar lb Coffee and News Rooms . 10-1 Do Hutchison's Charity K«6 Commissioners of Supply 95 Do Methodist, Sabbath 107 Constituency and Voters 9!) Do Roman Catholic 106 Conveyance by land and water 112 Do Sabbath and Week day 107 Courts, v'ommissary • 98 Do Town's Mercantile, &c. 105 Do Head of the Burgh - 97 Session Clerks 109 Do Justices of the Peace - ib Societies, Paisley and Eastern Ren. Do Quarter Sessions • 98 frewshire Bible 111 Do Sheriff . 97 Do for the prevention and cure

Do Do. Small Debt - ib of intemperance , 136 Curling Club - 136 Do Female Benevolent 130

Deaf and Dumb Society for tha edu- Do Friendly, &c. , 134

cation of . 107 Do Gaelic Missionary , 111 8 CONTENTS AND INDEX.

Page Page. Youth's Association for the preven- Session Clerk 231 tion and cure of intemperance 136 Societies. Friendly, Religious, &c 233 Stamp Duties . 5 Street Guide 217 St Mirren's Lodge 127 Writers . 230 Srent Masters 110 Stores, (see Markets) 124 QUARRELTON Directory 149 Supply, Renfrewshire Commission- Appendix (see Johns'.one) 153 ers of • 95 Street Guide 9 RENFREW Directory 25^' Water Company 137 Appendix 240

Carriers . 243 POLLOKSHAWS Directory^ 217 Coaches, Stage ib Appendix 229 Coflfee Room 245 Boats, Canal -Passage 233 Conveyance by water 243 Carriers 2S2:Court, Quarter Sessions 241 Coaches, Stage ib 'Fairs, Fire Engine, &c 240 Courc, Justice of Peace 230|Gaoler 241 Curlers' Society, PoUokshawrs 2S3!Grave Digger 242 Curling Club, Nitshill 234 Justices ot the Peace 241 Fair ib| Magistrates and Town Council 240 Fire Engine • 230j Medical Practitioners 242 Gaol ib Midwives ib Grave Diggers 231 Ministers 241 Insurance Office , 230 Officers, Church and Precentor ib Justices of the Peace 229 Do Excise 242 Library, Aulcifield 234 Do Town 241 Do Thornliebank ib Post, arrival and dispatch 242 Lodge, Gardeners, PoUokshaws- ib Postage, rates of, stePaisley Directory 112 Magistrates and Town Council 229 Session Clerk 241 Medical Practitioners 230 Schools, Town's Grammar 242 Midwives 231 Do Trades' ib Ministers ib Do Ladies' lb Officers, Church and Precentor ib Do Ladies' subscription ib Do SheriflP 230 Do Sabbath ib Do Town ib Societies, Female Benevolent 244 Peer's Funds Ov^rseeTs 231 Writer 241 Post), arrival and dispatch 232 Postage, rates of (see Paisley Direc- STRATHBUNGO Direc'ory 217 tory) 112 Appendix {[sei- PoUokshaws) 229 Royal Arch Lodge 23S Table of Distaiices 247' Schools, Auldfitld 231 ib Do Eastwood fHORNLlEBANK Directory 295 Nitshill ib Do Appendix {,see PolloK&havis) 229 Schools, PoUokshaws Town ib Do Sabbath, Auld field 233 Do do Thornliebank ibYOKER Directory 2r?5 Do do PoUokshaws 234 Appendix (ire.^frj/'rfw) 240- PAISLEY STREET GUIDE

To avoid josVing in meeting.— V&ssei\2.ers should ob-erve the general rule—" Keep to the righi," that is, alluw iho?e you meet to pass on your left hand.

Abbey close from Old Smith hills Caledonia street, from St. James' to Abbey street street northward Abbey street, from Thread street Calside, south west from head of to Ellis' lane Causeyside to Stock street Abercorn street north end of Campbell street, (South) from West Croft street to Hamilton st Neilson st. to Espedair Burn Albion St. west side of Love st. Campbell street, (West) north of West Broomland street Back Sneddon street, north side Camphill, south side of Canal st. of Old Sneddon street Canal street, west side of Causey- Bank street, south side of Gauze side street to Ralston square street to Mill street Carbrook street, from North side Barr street, south side of George of Broomlands to West Camp- street to Canal street bell street Barracks, (Foot) north side of Cart lane, east side of New Sned- Williamsburgh don street to River Barclay street, south side of Cart street, from Thread street to George street to Canal street Seedhill Barterholm, east side of Lyles Carlile lane, east side of New land Sneddon street to river Bladda, north of Saucel Carlile place, east side of New Blacklaw lane, west side of New Sneddon street, opposite Wallace Sneddon street to Back Sneddon street street Carriagehill, from Dovesland Brabloch, east side of Renfrew southward road Carriagehill, (High) West of Orr Brick lane, from Soiith Croft st Town to North Croft street Carriagehill field, West of Car- Bridge street, (New Town) from riagehill Abbey street to Abbey Bridge Castle street, west end of Well- Bridge street (Burgh) from Ab- meadovp- street to George street bey Bridge to Orchard street Causeyside street, from the foot Broomland street. West end of of St. Mirren's st. to Calside Wellmeadow to Ferguslie Charleston, by Lylesland west- Brown's lane, west side of Cau ward seyside st. to George place Christie Buildings, High street, Buchanan st. (East) north side of west end of Old Bridge Inkle street to Greenlaw street Christie lane, east side of New Buchanan street (West) south Sneddon street to the Quay side of George street, to Canal Christie street, south of Garth- street land place Burn Row, from Gordon's lane to Christie Terrace, fronting river, River west end of Old Bridge Burns' place, east side of road, Church hill, north side of High leading to Renfrew street, to Oakshaw street 10 PAISLEY STREET GUIDE.

Clark's place, Seedhill Garthland lane, north side of Commercial Court, 112 Causey- Muslin street side street, west side Garthland place, east end of Cotton street, south side of Gauze Gauze st. opposite Christie st. street to Abbey street Garthland street, from east end of County Buildings, Gilmour street Gauze street to Williamsburgh Cowieston, foot of Maxwellton st.JGas work, north west of foot of Crossflat, south side of Muslin st.j Wells street Cross street, west side of Castle Gauze street, from Old Smith- street to Queen street hills street to Garthland place Croft street, (East) from Walneuk, George Place, east end of George to Renfrew road street to Brown's lane Croft street, (North) from Green-j George street, west side of Cau- law street to Common Quay seyside to Ferguslie | Croft street (South) east end of Gilmour street, from Dyer's wynd Sneddon Bridge to Wallneuk north to New Sneddon street Croft street ( West) from Nev/ Glen street, west side of Love Smithhills st. to Abercorn st. street to Caledonia street Cumberland Court, 110 Causey- Glen lane, north side of St. side street, west side James' street to Glen street Gordon*s lane, east side of Cau- Dovesland, from Lylesland to Car- seyside to Burn Row riagehill Greenhill, north west side of Duke St. south side of Rowan st. Underwood street Dyer's wynd, east side of Moss st. Greenlaw, north of Muslin street to River Greenlaw st. east end of North Croft sti'eet eastward Earl Gray place, Lylesland

Ellis' lane, west end of Abbey st. Hamilton street (by Calside) east to River side of Calside by Dovesland Espedair street, north and south of Hamilton street (Great) west side

South Campbell street \ of Renfrew street to River j Harbour lane, east side of New Ferguslie (Back Row of) west endj Sneddon to Quay of Maxwellton to west lane of High street, west end of Old Ferguslie Bridge to Wellmeadow street j Ferguslie, west end of West Highland lane, south side of north Broomlands to Millerston Croft street | Ferguslie east lane, south of Hospital lane, west side of New West Broomlands to Maxwelltonj Sneddon st. to Back Sneddon st. Ferguslie mid lane, west end of Hunter street, west side near foot Maxwellton to Ferguslie of Moss street Ferguslie (walk) north west end of Broomlands ( West endJ Inkle street, from Lawn street to Ferguslie west lane, west end of east end of Gauze street Ferguslie to Canal

Forbes' street, 10 Causeyside st. John street, north side of Broom- street I land PAISLEY STREET GUIDE. 11

King street, north side of Broom- Moncrieff street, east side of land St. opposite to Queen st. Love St. to Back Sneddon street King street, from Saucel to Moss street, from Cross to Old Caual Sneddon street

Lawn street, head of Gauze street Niddry street, west side of Renfrew to Wallneuk Street to River Lady lane, west end of High street Neil street, from Cowieston to to Canal street Canal Bridge Laigh Kirk Lane, west side of Neilston street (burgh) from head Causeyside of Causeyside street to Lyles- Lillia's Wynd, north side of High land street to Dyer's Wynd Neilson street (by Calside) east Lonend, from Saucel to Black- side of Calside to Dovesland hall Nether Common, from Love street Love street, from St. James' northward place to Nether Common Newton street, from Cowieston Lowndes' Lane east side of New westward to Maxwellton Sneddon street to the River New Sneddon street, north side Lylesland, from Neilston street to of Old Sneddon street to Cart- Dovesland vale

Lynedoch street, Avest side of Ren New street, south side of High st, frew street to River to Causeyside street New Smith hills street, north M'Dowall street, west side of side of Old Smith hills street to Caledonia street westward West Croft street

M'Leod's Buildings fOld Smith North street, east side of Love st. hills) east end of Old Bridge to liack Sneddon street M'Farlane's Lane, north side of North Croft street, to Niddry st. Oakshaw street^ from head of Marshall's Lane, north side of School Wynd to Bowling green Orchard street to River Oakshaw Head, north of Bowling Mary street, west side of Car- green by Oakshaw street riagehill Old Sneddon street, foot of Moss Maxwell street, east side of Love street to Sneddon Bridge street to Back Sneddon street Orchard street, east side of Cau- Maxwellton, East of Ferguslie seyside St. to Gordon's lane back row Orr street, north side of High st. Maxwellton street, south side of to Oakfihaw street

Broomland street to CowiestonjOrr Square, north side of High st. Meeting House lane, west side; Orr Town, south side of Mary st. of Moss street to Oakshaw st. Middle Lane, west side of New Patterhill, southward of Carriage- Sneddon street to Back Sneddon hill street Prince's street, north side of Un- Mill street, east end of Gauze st. derwood street to Seedhill jPrussia street, east side of Cau- Miilerston, west end of Ferguslie seyside street to Gordon's lane 12 PAISLEY STREET GUIDE.

Pudding Lane, east side of Car- St. James's street, from Love st. riagehill to Underwood street Quay Lane, east side of New St Mirren's st. east end of High Sneddon street to quay St. (south side) to Causeyside st. Q,ueen street, south side of Broom- Thomas street, north side of Fer- lands street to George street guslie Ralston square, west end of Canal Thread street, from Bank street to Cart street street Twigg's lane, north side of New Renfrew st. north end of East to Croft street to Burns' Place Sneddon street River Rowan St. east side of Dovesland Underwood street, from St. James' street to foot of Well st. Saucel, east end of Gordon's lane Union street, north side of Un- to Lonend derwood street Sandholes, head of Well street to Union st. south side of Stock st. King street School wynd, west side of Moss Wallace street, east side of Love street to Oakshaw street street to Slate Quay Seedliill, from Cart street eastward Wallneuk, north end of Lawn st. Shuttle street, south side of New to east Croft street street to Brown's lane Wardrop street, south side of Sir Michael street, south side of George street to Canal street George street to Canal street Water Brae, (Burgh) foot of St. Slate Q-uay, east side of New Mirren's street to River Sneddon street by Carlile place Water Brae, (NeAv Town) west Silk street, east side of Lawn side of New Smith hills st. to street to Gauze street River Smith's lane, north east side ot Water Lane, south side of Max- New Sneddon street to River wellton Smith street from Stock street to Wellington street, west side of Nelson street Caledonia street Smith hills, from east end of Old Wellmeadow street, west end of Bridge to Gauze street High street, to Broomland st. Snodgrass' Lane, Seedhill Well street, south side of Under- Stevenson street, head of Causey wood street side street, (west side) West Brae, north side of Well- Stirling st. west side of Calside meadow St. to Oakshaw st. Stock street, west side of Lylesland West St. south side of Broom- to Calside lands St. to Newton street. Storie street, south side of High Wilson's place from Seedhill Mill street to Canal street to Clark's place* Stow Place, foot of Storie street Wilson street, head of William to Stow street street westward Stow Street, west side of Causey- William st. north side of Broom- side street to Stow Place lands street St. James' Place from foot of Williamsburgh, east end of Mus- Moss street to Love street lin street to East Toll Bar » The Birth Place of Alexander Wilson, tbe American Ornithologist —

PAISLEY. 13

BBEY Sounding Aisle, 9 Abbey Close—Robert L|ir»g! key-keeper, 7 Abbey Street | Adam, David, spirit dealer, 10 New Sneddon J | Adam, George, chimney sweep, vent mender and cnrei^^ 6 Lawn street ^^Vvj

Adam, George, general washing field, 62 New Sneddon • -^ Adam, J. & J. blacksmiths, Lylesland—ho. 10 Neilston st, J Adam, James, cowfeeder and grocer, Carriagehill Adam, James, grocer, 2 Wellmeadow street I fj^ Adam, James, warper, 26 Causeyside j ^-^l_ Adam, Janet, cowfeeder, 13 Orchard street Adam, John, of Collinslee Adam, John, flesher, 17 Smith hills Adam, John, spirit dealer, 29 Orchard street (BE^SIS Adam, John, watch and clock maker, 11 Smith hills Adam, Matthew, 109 Causeyside— ho. 10 Neilston stree,! street fT Adam, Mary, grocer, 16 Orchard |

Adam, Miss, dress maker, 16 Orchard street I , t Adam, Mrs. milliner, 25 High street * ^^ Adam, Mrs. heddle caster, 27 Orchard street m Adam, Peter, enterer, 9 Back Sneddon Adam, Robert, grocer, 9 Moncrieff street Adam, Robert, spirit dealer, 49 Moss street, ho, 12 'Dj er's wynd Adam, Robert, surgeon and druggist, 21 Smithhills HTs.-trtnaeEZTfsaBn Adam, William, shawl manufacturer, 109 Causeyside house 22 Storie street Addison, Mrs. dressmaker, 72 Canal street Advertiser OfRce, (Paisley), 15 St. Mirren street, publish ed on Saturday morning B 14 PAISLEY.

Agnew, Robert, grocer, cabinet and chair maker, af^ent for Morrison'a vegetable universal medicine,. 69 High Street Agnew, William^ blacksmith, 93 High street— house do. Aikman, Edward, clothlapper, 110 Causeyside— house Cam ph ill Aitken, Pulton, ropemaker, 7 Smith hills—iho. 3 Lawn st, Aitken, James, cowfeeder, 60 George street Aitken, James, late chandler^ 1 Water brae (burgh) Aitken, Matthew, spirit dealer, 14 St. Mirren street Aitken, Miss, dressmakery 62 George street Aitken, Robert, cartwiight, 62 George street Aitken, Samuel, block cutter, 21 South Croft street Aitken, William, joiner and cartwright, 89 George st. Aitken, William, teacher, 35 Castle street- -house 12 do, Alexander, Gavin, manufacturer, 14 Seed hill Alexander, James, shoemaker, 6 Moss street Alexander, John, manufacturer, 24 Orchard st. —ho. 1 Great Hamilton street Alexander, John, wright, 3 Causeyside Alex. Robert, tailor, 19 Cotton street Alexander, William, weaver's wright and shuttl emaker, 20 Inkle street Algie, James, baker and vintner, 10 St. James' Place Algie, John, farmer. Corker hill Allan, John, oil, colour, and spirit merchant, manufacturer of genuine Japan paste shoo blacking, wholesale and retail, 16 High street—house do. Allan & Ferguson, engravers, lithographic and copperplate printers — A. W. Laird, agent, 97 High street Allan, John, sherilf officer and constable for Renfrew and Lanarkshire, 70 Stockwell street, Glasgow, Allan, Mrs. eating house, 13 Saucel Allan, Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, 12 Saucel Allan, Mrs. grocer, 24 Broomlands Allan, Mrs. teacher, 21 High street Allan, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 79 Causeyside Allison, James, spirit dealer, 8 School wynd Allison, John, ginger beer manufacturer, 29 Moss street Allison, Robert, wright and grocer, 20 Gauze street —

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Allison, Walter, wriglit and timber merchant, 69 Broom- lands—house William street Anderson, Ebenezer, cotton waste dealer, 44, INToss st. store 29 Gauze street Anderson, James, leather cutter and shoem.aker, 40 Well- meadow street Anderson, James, grocer & spirit dealer, 75 Love street Anderson, James, of Glen, Anderson, & Co. house 14 Wardrop street Anderson, James, vintner and carter, 14 North Croft st. Anderson, James, teacher, 7 South Croft street Anderson, John, grocer and spirit dealer, Carriagehill Anderson, John, groc6r and spirit dealer, 71 Love street Anderson, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 3 Old Sneddon Anderson John, manufacturer, 86 New Sneddon Anderson, John, writer and procurator fiscal for the burgh, Gilmour street Anderson, Miss J. milliner and dress maker, 18 Lawn st. Anderson, Mrs. D. grocer and spirit dealer, 18 Lawn st. Anderson, Mrs. grocer, 134 George street Anderson, Mis. milliner and dress maker, 3 New street Anderson, Mrs. Renfrewshire Tontine and Hotel, 22 Gauze street. New Town, coaches and noddie*, coaches to and from Glasgow pass eveiy hour Anderson, Thomas, Washington Inn, 78 High street Anderson, William, broker, 70 High street Anderson, William, grocer and victualler, 1 Brooralands Anderson, William, thibet cutter, 28 Gordon's lane Andrew, Henry, spirit dealer, 32 George street Andrew, John, lead drawer and dealer in weaving utensils, 10 New Smith hills —house do. Andrew, Robert, grocer, spirit dealer, quarrier, and builder, 9 Neilston street, quarries, Stanley and Foxbar Andrew, Robert, shuttlemaker, 10 Silk street Andrew, Robert, shoemaker, 2 Mill street Angus, J. straw hat maker, 12 New Sneddon Angus, John, tailor, 12 New Sneddon Arbuckle, Joseph, German clock shop, 4 Broomlands Archibald, Andrew, accountant, agent, &c, 3 Moss street 16 PAISLEY.

Armour, John, cooper, 93 High street, and spirit dealer, 94 do. Armour, John, manufacturer, 8 George street Armour, Robert, carter and cowfeeder, 2 St. James^ place Armour, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 George street Armour, Robert, cooper, grocer, and ham curer, 8 Church hill, cooperage 7 do. Arneil, William, wright, 3 Burn row, and smith, 1 do. Arthur, Archibald, & Co. shawl manufs. Christie Terrace Arthur, Matthew, foreman, Foxbar and Causeyend Auld, Alexander, agent, 15 Causeyside, ho. 7 Stow place Auld, John, of Auld & Anderson, house, 5 Christie street Auld & Anderson, writers, 5 Moss street Auld, Thomas, sen. feuar, 28 Lady lane Auld, Thos, collector of poor's rates, II New Smith hills Ayton, David, gas inspector, house, 38 Lady Lane

Bx\CHOP, James, grocer, 3 Renfrew street Bailey, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 14 Old Sneddon and 97 New Sneddon —ho. 96 New Sneddon Bailey, David, grocer and spirit dealer, 23 Williamsburgh Bailey, Mrs. dress maker, 6 Moncrieff street Bain, David, manufacturer, 24 Orchard street Bain, James, baker, 144 George street Bain, John, confectioner & teacher of dancing, 30 Moss st Bain, William, ironmonger, 1 High street, ho 92 do. Baird, Rev. Archibald, U.S. C. house 57 Love street Baird, Charles, manufacturer, 43 George street Baird, Mrs. George, farmer Oldhall Baird, James, farmer, Whitehaugh Baird, James, grocer and cowfeeder, 19 New Smith bills Baird, James, joiner, cabinet, and chair maker, 2 Silk st, Baird, John, of Baird & Wallace, house, 51 Love street Baird, John, clothlapper, 26 Causeyside Baird, Mrs. dressmaker, 53 High street Baird, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 6 St. James' place Baird & Wallace, manufacturers — 8 Causeyside, calico and shawl printers, Nethercommon Baird, Wm. joiner and cabinet maker, 93 High street

Baker, Archibald, carpet shoemaker, 7 Wellmeadow st. P-AISLEY. IT

Baking Association, baking house, 21 New Smith hills, John M'^Gregor, foreman Baldrence, Andrew, house 86 Canal street Baldwin, Wm. smith and bell hanger, 6 St. Mirren's st. Ballantjne, Alexander, weavers' w right, wright, joiner, and cabinet maker, 9 Broomlands street Ballantjne, Alexander, wright, 54 Storie street Banks, Rev. James, house Mount Pleasant Barbour, John, teacher, Paisley educational association school, Hunter street Barbour, Robert, umbrella manufacturer, 110 High street Barbour, William, wright and cabinet maker, 24 Causey- side, house 28 Storie street Barclay, Andrew, of Barclay, Andrew & Co., residence Canal bank Barclay, Andrew, & Co, shawl merchants, 24 Causeyside Barclay, George, of Barclay, John & Co. ho. I Abbey st. Barclay, Jas. of Barclay & Millar, residence Canal bank Barclay, James, spirit dealer, 6 West Croft st. Barclay, James, tea dealer and grocer, 24 Moss street Barclay, John & Co, steam loom factory, 15 Abbey close Barclay & Millar, silk (^ yarn merchants. 111 Causeyside Barclay, Mrs, Robert, of Glen, Canal Bank Barr, Alexander, cowfeeder, 36 St James' street Barr, Andrew, clerk, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon Barr, David & Co. dyers, 8 Marshall's lane Barr, David, of Barr, David & Co. ho. 4 Clark's place Barr, David, grocer and spirit dealer, 51 Caledonia street Barr, George & Co. leather merchants, 29 High street Barr, George, carter, 16 Inkle street Barr, Hugh, wine and spirit merchant, 8 Brown's lane Barr, Janet, heddle caster, 145 George street Barr, James, of Laigh Common, house 1 Maxwelltoii Barr, James, spirit dealer, 16 George street Barr, James, wright and glazier, 77 High street Barr, John, of Barr & M'Nab, house 1 Maxwellton Barr, John, clerk, Lowndesdale Barr, John K. grocer and tea dealer, 169 George street Barr, John, jun. manufacturer, 113 Causeyside Barr, John, muslin manufacturer, 17 Causeyside —

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Barr, John, pastry baker, 60 Storie street Barr, John, sen. warper, 2 Dyer's VVynd Barr & Leighton, builders, 2 Garthland lane Barr & M'Nab, iron founders, engineers, smiths, mill Wrights, Sf boiler makers, Abercorn foundry, 15 North Croft street Barr, Matthew, of Barr & Millar, house 23 Moss street Barr, & Millar, cloth merchants, 9 High street Barr, Mrs. Alexander, house Underwood Barr, Mrs. Janet, yarn merchant, 41 New street Barr, Mrs. John, grocer and spirit dealer, 74 High street Barr, INlrs. x\rchibald, house 34 High street Barr, Mrs. William, house 5 Orchard street Barr, Patrick, of Barr & Leighton, ho. 2 Garthland lane Barr, Robert, chandler, 40 High street Barr, Robert, grocer and cowfeeder, 26 Love street Barr, Robert, Paisley apothecary hall, 8 High street, and 25 Moss Street Barr, Robert, shawl washer and silk stover, (general washing field,) 6 Espedair street Barr, Thomas, Barr's buck head and tap room, 17 High st. Barr, W. & W. writers, 33 Old Sneddon Barr, Walter, spirit dealer, 22, Old Sneddon Barr, William, of Barr, W. & W. ho. Ferguslie place Barr, William, cowfeeder, 17 Barclay street Barr, Wm. jun., of Barr, W. & W. ho. 1 Maxwellton Barr, William, wigmaker and haircutter, 9 St. Mirren st. Bartholomew, Alexander, manufacturer, 8 Causeyside house 5 Gauze street Barton, Coats, & Co. manufacturers, 7 St. Mirren's street Barton, James, of Barton, Coats & Co. —house Hunter st. Beat, Robert, smith and farrier, 8 Christie street Beaton, William, beamer, Charleston Beattie, Walter, excise-officer —house 6 Moss street Begg, John, teacher, 45, Maxwellton Beith, Fulton, flesher and spirit dealer, 8 Ferguslie Beitb, William, drawing master, 4 Smith hills—house 23 Moss street Bell, Henry, sheriff and town ofRcer, 3 Lillia's wynd Bell^ John, grocer;, 16 Ferguslie PAISLEY. 10

Bell Lang, & Co. silk and cotton dyers, 4 Bridge street, New Town Bell, Mrs John, spirit dealer, 2 Dyers' wjnd Bell, Mrs. grocer, 8 Calside Bell, Richard, manager, tan-work, Seedhill—ho. 2 do» Bell, Robert, biscuit baker, 13 Moss street Bell, William, surgeon, 19 George street Bennie, William^ musician, 7 Moss street Bertolle, Lewis, dyer, 2 Saucel Biggar, Hugh, victualler and spirit merchant, 82 Canal st. Big-gar, John, manufacturer, 82 High street Biggar, Robert, spirit merchant, 1(5 Causeyside Biggar, Thomas, shawl manufacturer, 109 Causeyside Bingham, Misses, milliners and dress makers, 20 High st, Bisset, Robert, shawl manufacturer, 11 Ferguslie Bissiand, William, & Co. manufacturers, (Christie Build- ings,) Christie terrace Bjssland, William^ of Bissiand, Wm. & Co.—house 4 Orr*s square Black, Archibald, .smith and farrier, Stonefield Black, Mrs. William, hairdresser and perfumer, 12 Smith hills Blackwood, Misses, dress and corset makers, 6 Love st, Blackwood, Wm. grocer and spirit dealers, 15 Williams- burgli Blaikie, Andrew, engraver^ copperplate printer, 7 Ab= bey street Blair & Gibson, manufacturers, 8 Causeyside Blair, Henry, boot and shoe maker, 32 Storie street Blair, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 32 Wellmeadow st, Blair, John, of Blair & Gibson- house 3 Stow place Blair, Mrs. cowfeeder, 1 Maxwellton street Blair, Mrs. Peter, grocer and spirit dealer, 6 George st. Blair, Peter, porter Paisley ^nion Bank—house 27 Lawn street Blair, Robert, jun. tailor, 16 George street Blair, Walter, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Bridge street Bonner, William, (Burn's Head Inn,) 11 High street Borland, Alexander, accountant, Western Bank of Scot- land, 1 Forbes' street—house 59 Causeyside 20 PAISLEY.

Borland, Mrs. eating house, 9 Broomland street Bowes, Hugh, feuar, 2 North Croft street

Bowes, William, builder, ] 1 Smith hills Bowie, Walter, farmer, Holland Bush

Bowie, Wm. keeper of bowling green, 37 Oakshaw st. Bowman, James, manufacturer, 11 Barclay street

Boyd, James, window glazier, 32 High st. ho. 82 do. Boyd, Matthew, manuf. 7 Causeyside, ho. 14 Wallneuk Boyd, Rev. John, U. S. C. 73 Causeyside Boyd, Robert, manufacturer, 23 Causeyside—house do. Boyd, Wm. vintner, (carriers' quarters) 91 Causeyside Boyd, Wm. & Son, merchants, 26 Gordon's lane—ho. do, Boyd, Wm. jun. tea and sugar warehouse, 30 High st.— house 52 do. Brand, Wm. of MacNair & Brand, ho, Whitehaugh Ho. Brannan, Hugh, shoemaker, 10 Canal street Brediland Pottery, Wemyss, Inglis, and Co. Brediland Bremner, Alexander, picking master, Underwood mill Bremner, Rev. John, Catholic Clergyman—house 2 East Buchanan street Brewster, Rev. Patrick—house Hillhcad Brisbane, William, wright and picture fuame maker, 3 Gauze street Briton, Martin, tailor, 14 Prussia street Broadwood, Mrs. stay and corset maker, 61 High street Brock, James, hairdresser, 15 Gauze street Brock, Miss Eliza, straw hat maker, 42 Causeyside Brodie, John, shoemaker, 72 Broomlands street Brodie, Robert, clerk. Paisley Union Bank, ho. 11 Ab« bey street Brodie, Thomas, spirit dealer, 13 New Smith hills Brough, David, silk mercer, 109 High street Brough, Peter, haberdasher, 96 High st. ho. 13 Thread st. Brown, Alex, vintner, 6 Abbey close Brown, Allan, cabinet maker and weavers' wright, 10 Old Sneddon Brown, Andrew, cotton spinner, Auchentorley Brown, Andrew, merchant, George place Brown, David, blacksmith, 5 Rack Sneddon—ho. 2 do. Brown, H. & J. manufacturers, 109 Causeyside PAISLEY. 21

Brown, J. & M. hosiers, 26 High street Brown, James, assistant gaoler, house 19 Moss street Brown, James, feuar, 3 East Croft street Brown, James, hosier, 18 High street Brown, James S. governor and teacher of Town Hospi- tal, 7 New Sneddon Brown & Jamieson, surgeons, 85 High street Brown, John, haker, 56 Causeyside Brown, John, cowfeeder, 39 Lady lane Brown, John, of Brown & Jamieson — ho. 89 High st. Brown, John, Canteen, Paisley Barracks, Williamsburgh Brown, John, cowfeeder, 29 Lady lane Brown, John, farmer, Alton Brown, John, farmer, High Cardonald Brown, John, flesher, 18 Gauze street Brown, John, grocer, 25 Queen street Brown, John, grocer, 41 George street Brown, John, spirit dealer, 31 Causeyside Brown, John, turner, 62 High street Brown, John, Warehouseman, ho. 13 Barclay street Brown, John, wright. Water brae CNew Town) Brown, Misses, of Crossflat Brown, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 7 New Smith hills Brown, Mrs. grocer, 18 Smith hills Brown, Mrs. grocer and vintner, 44 Storie street Brown, Mrs. John, farmer, Henderston Brown, Robert, flower lasher, 95 Causeyside Brown, Robert, pattern drawer, 4 Castle street Brown, Robert, Town Chamberlain, County buildino-s Brown, Sharps, & Co. manufacturers, 166 George street Brown, Thomas, tailor and spirit dealer, 23 Abbey street, tailors' house of call Brown^ William., baker, 23 Moss street Brown, Wra. of Brown, Wm. jun. & Co. ho. Egypt Park Brown, Wm. jun. & Co. commission agents, 13 Causeyside Brown, William, grocer, 9 Wardrop street Brown, William, -gardener, 15 Gauze street Brown, William, & Son, manufacturers, 85 Canal street Brown, Wra. of Walker & Sons, ho, 14 Wardrop street 22 PAISLEY.

Bruce, James, wright, 7 Moss street

Bruce, John, spirit dealer, 1 J Moss st. &fish dealer, 12 do. Bryan, Jas. slademan to Sacell Brewery Coy. 9 Saucel Bryce, David, slater, 6 Bridge street, (Xew Town) Bryce, James, joiner, and timber merchant, 1 & 2 Mon- crieff street, and 70 Love street Bryson, Charles, broker and shoemaker, 5 Lawn street Bryson, James, cowfeeder, 6 Lawn street Buchanan & Co, woollen, silk, and calico printers. Black- land mill Buchanan, Edw. B. of Sacell Brewery Coy. ho. 9 Cancel Buchanan, James, confectioner, (Glasgow Arms Inn), 24 High street Buchanan, James, cotton-twister, 10 New street Buchanan, John, warper, 10 New street Buchanan, Mrs. James, ho. 55 High street Buchanan, James, of Buchanan & Co. Blacklandmill Buchanan, James, wine and spirit merchant, 162 George

street—house J 9 Storie street Buchanan, Janet, mangier, 6 Broomlands street Buchanan, Misses, dressmakers, 22 Smith hills Buchanan, Moses, boot and shoemaker, 2 Maxwell street Buchanan, William & Co. shawl manufacturers, Garth- land factory, 5 Garthland lane Buchanan, Walter, late merchant, 7 Back row, Ferguslie Buchanan, Walter, of Buchanan & Co. — house Carriage- hill house Budge, James, eating house, 14 Moss street Bulle}^, John, cashier Western Bank of Scotland, 1 Forbes street, 10 Causeyside—house do. Bulloch, John, hair dresser and umbrella maker, 1 Lawn st. Burgess, Jas. porter to the Paisley bank, ho. 37 Thread st. Burgess, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 136 George st. Burgess, Thomas, contractor and well digger, 9 Ferguslie Barns, Miss Janet, flesher, Gilmour street Burns, Rev. Robert, D.D., Camphill Burnside, John, manufacturer, 6 Causeyside, house 26 Gauze street

CAIRNS, Rev. Robert, U.S.C, Saucel bank PAISLEY. 23

Calderwood, James, boot & shoemaker, 84 High street Calderwood, Thomas, grain merchant, 1)9 High street Caldwell, George, sen. bookseller, stationer, and printer, 2 New street (up one stair) Caldwell, James, of Caldwell & Semple, ho. 25 Moss st, Caldwell, John, Abbey house factor, 11 Abbey close Caldwell, John & i:5on, tailors & habit makers, lUO High sty Caldwell, Mm, milliner and drpss maker, 100 High st. Caldwell, Mrs. grocer, 35 Castle street Caldwell, Mrs. engrafter of silk stockings, 29 Fergu.slie Caldwell, Thomas, boot & shoemaker, 29 Ferguslie Caldwell, William, boot and shoemaker, 8 Abbey street Caldwell & Semple, writers, 6 Moss street Callans, George, carding master, Underwood mill Callender, Alexander, grocer, 3i) Causeyside Callender, Alexander, spirit dealer, 10 Storie street Callender,, Peter, teacher, 3 Marshall's lane Callender, Thomas, currier and leather mercfiant, 23 and 25 Thread street—houte 5 Christie street Cameron, Christina, grocer, 11 Cotton street Cameron, Daniel, collector of arrears of taxes, 23 Moss st. Cameron, Daniel, tea dealer and collector of statute labour money. New Town—house 10 Prussia street Cameron, Daniel, weavers' office, 16 High street Cameron, David, ropemaker, 83 High street Cameron, Dougald, Sheriff officer, 10 Moss street Cameron, Duncan, spirit dealer, 52 Causeyside Cameron, Duncan, spirit denier, 10 Moss street, ho. do,. Cameron, Gfiven., carding master. Underwood mill Cameron, Hugh, fruit and tea dealer, 16 High street Cameron, Hugh, wholesale wine and spirit merchant, 6 Cotton street Cameron, John, grocer, victualler, and spirit dealer, 18 Causeyside Cameron, John rope maker, 73 High street Cameron, Kenneth, joiner and cabinit maker, 3 Gauze st. Cameron, Mrs. baker, 25 High street Cameron, Mrs. manufacturer of harnish twire, 73 High st, Cameron, Miss Sarah, furnishiug & hosiery, 17 Causeyside Cameron, Robert, teacher. 52 George street 24 PAISLEY.

Campbell, Alexander of Barnhill, sheriff-substitute, house 6 Garthland place

Campbell, Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 30 Glen st. Campbell, Alexander, renovator, 2 Storie street Campbell, Alexander, teacher, 64? Causeyside—ho. 63 do, Campbell, Archibald, merchant tailor, 30 Causeyside Campbell, Archibald, spirit dealer, 32 Causeyside Campbell, Daniel, cowfeeder, 61 Back Sneddon Campbell. D. & D. dyers, 5 Snodgrass' lane, Seedhill Campbell, Daniel, parochial school, Lowndes' lane, 78 New Sneddon Campbell, James, egg and spirit dealer, 1 3 Orchard st. Campbell, James, grocer, 14 Cotton street Campbell, John, boot and shoe manufacturer, (east end of Old Bridge,) 22 Smith liills Campbell, John, boot and shoemaker, 3 Garthland street Campbell, John, cowfeeder, 3 North Croft street Campbell, John, spirit and feather merchant, 21 Abbey Close.—^house 19 Queen street Campbell, John, writer, house 12 Abbey Close Campbell, Miss, teacher, 13 Wardrop street Campbell, Mrs. Alexander, cowfeeder, 4 New Sneddon

Campbell, Mrs. broker, 1 2 St. Mirren street Campbell, Mrs. R. (Temperance Coffee House) 9 High st Campbell, Paul, manufacturer, Lonend Campbell, Rev. Hugh, Barterholm Campbell, Rev. John, 44 Oakshaw street Campbell, Robert, spirit merchant, 23 Lawn street Campbell, Robert R. flowerlasher, 8 Wardrop street Campbell & Rodger, wine and spirit merchts. 6 Smith hills Campbell, & Russell, bleachers, Arklestone Campbell, Thomas, and Co. dyers, 2 Waterbrae (Burgh) and 1 Causeyside—house do. Campbell, Thos. agent and mess, at arms, 25 Old Sneddon Carlile, Alex, of Carlile, James & Sons—house 76 New Sneddon Carlile, George, feuar, Niddry street Carlile, James, & Sons, thread manufs. 13 Carlile place Carlile, Misses, house 33 New Sneddon Carlile, Thos. of Carlile Wm. & Co. ho. 51 Love street PAISLEY. 25

Carlile, Warrand, of Carliie, Jas. & Sons, house 33 New Sneddon Carlile, William & Co. manufacturers, 22 Moss street Carmicliael, Charles, farmer, Hunterhill Carmichael, Peter, cowfeeder, 3 Maxwellton street Carriagehill Victualling Society, D. Walker, salesman Carrick, James, cooper, 44 Millerston Carrick, James, grocer, 39 Millerston Carrick, William, baker, 18 Lady lane Carruth, George, hosier and church officer, 5 Abbey close Cars well, Allan, of Glen, Anderson, & Co. house Short Roods, Nethercommon Carswell, Allan, bookbinder, 5 New Sneddon Carswell, James, grocer and grain mercht. 3 Smith hills Carswell, John F. of Carswell, John F. ^ Co. ho. Daizy Bank, 24 Back Sneddon Carswell, John F. & Co. manufs. 1 New Sneddon Carswell, Miss, 83 High street Carswell, Robert, eioth-lapper, 32 Gauze street Carswell, Robert, house Short Roods, Nethercommon Carswell, Thos., of Carswell, John F. & Co. ho. 62 Love st, Cathcart, John, general grocer, tea, spirit and wine merchant, 16 High street—house 77 do. Cathcart, Mrs. Alex, grocer & spirit dealer, 6 Wallace st. Cathcart, Walter, Greenock carrier, 29 Causeyside Chalmers, J. K. teacher, 20 Sandholes Oialmers, James, cloth-lapper, 110 Causeyside, and Laigh Kirk lane Chalmers, James, spirit dealer, 21 Orchard street Chalmers, John, hair dresser, 35 High street

Chalmers, Tarbet, grocer and vintner, 1 3 Maxwellton Chalmers, William, shoemaker, 10 New Sneddon Chillas, Robert, 52 Love street Chisholm, James, pattern drawer, 12 Wardrop street Christie, George—house 6 Gauze street Christie, John, saddler, 50 Moss street Christie, Misses—house 6 Gauze street Christie, Thos. violin and shuttle maker, 56 George street Clapperton, John, & Co. thread manufs. 70 New Sneddon •

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Clapperton, John, of Clapperton, John, 4" Co.—ho. 3 New Sneddon Clark, Andrew, warper, 4 Abbey close—ho. 11 Wallneuk Clark, James, of Clark, J. & J. & Co.— ho. Saucel Bank Clark, John, grocer, 44 Moss street Clark, John, of Clark J. & J. & Co.—ho. Burns' place Clark, J. S^ J* ^ Co. thread manufs., 25 Gauze street— factory, 3 Clark's place, Seedhill Clark, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 44 Moss street Clark, Miss, dressmaker, 5 Storie street

Clark, Miss, straw hat maker, 1 Cotton street Clark, William, warper, 4 Abbey close Clark, William, warper, 10 Cotton street

Cleland, Jas. gas inspector, 22 Moss street, ho. 68 Love st.. Cleland, William, s. accoucheur, 27 New Sneddon Clerie, Peter, cowfeeder, 4 Storie street Climie, Robert, engineer and surveyor, 101 High street Clyde & Cochrane, shawl manufacturers, 115 Causeyside Clyde, William, of Clyde and Cochrane—ho. 32 Glen st. Coats, Grieve, ^ Co. silk gauze manufs. 26 Orchard street Coats, Jas, jun. of Coats, J. & P—^lio. 16 Maxwellton Coat&, Jame&, of Coats, Grieve, & Co.— house 11 Back row, Ferguslie Coats, Jervis, & Son, grocers ^ ham curers, 14 Broomlands Coats, Jervis, of Coats, Jervis, <^ Son, ho. 14 Broomlands.

Coats, J. (^ P. thread manufs. 1 1 Back row, Ferguslie Coats, Peter, of Coats, J. & P.—house 16 Maxwellton Coats, Thos. of Coats, J. & P. ho. 11 Back row, Ferguslie Coats, William, of Coats, Grieve, ^r Co.— ho. 24 Ferguslie Coats, Wm. of Coats, Jervis, & Son—ho. 5 William st. Cochi-an, Adam, gardener, Calside Cochran, James, surgeon and oculist, 17 Wellmeadow Cochrane, James, teacher of dancing, 13 George street Cochran, James, wine and spirit dealer, 84 Causeyside Cochran, John, feuar, 27 Maxwellton street Cochran, John, glazier, 6 Old Sneddon Cochran, Matthew, of Clyde & Cochran—house 9 Well- meadow street Cochran, Miss C. dressmaker, 39 Broomland street Cochran, Mrs. druggist, 26 Wellmeadow street —

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Cochran, Robert, merchant, 110 Causeyside—house 2 St. James' street

Cochrane, William, clock maker, 1 9 Smith, hills Cochran, William, eating house, 20 Wellmeadow street Cochran, Wm. grocer ^ spirit dealer, 22 New Smith hills Cochran, Wm. mashman, Sacell distillery, King st. Saucel Cockburn, Thomas, accomptant Paisley Bank, house 13 Abbey street Coffee and News Room, 107 High Street, (Cross,) James Love, keeper Colquhoun, James, bleacher, Barterholm Colquhoun, James, toll-keeper. Moss Toll bar Colquhoun, John, cloth-lapper, 109 Causeyside—and bleacher, Thurscraig

Colquhoun, John, cloth-lapper, 1 3 New street Colquhoun, John, cowfeeder, 5 Wellmeadow street Colquhoun, John, victualler & spirit dealer, 9 North Croft, street Colquhoun, Mrs. Walter, stay maker & milliner, 38 Moss st. Colquhoun, Walter, accountant and house factor—house 2 Garthland lane Comrie, Peter, cowfeeder, 4 West Campbell street Condie, James, & Son, bookbinders, 42 Moss street Connally, Thomas, grocer, 21 South Croft street Council, Adam, beamer, 43 Broomlands street Council, Daniel, sheriff and town officer, and town crier,, 2 Hunter street Council, John, baker, 22 Wellmeadow street Council, Jean, grocer and spirit dealer, 23 New Sneddon Connor, Francis, travelling merchant, 98 High street Cook, Archibald, engineer and manager of Gas Work house there Cook, Helen, grocer, 1.2 George street Cook, James, confectioner, 39 High street Cook, James, manuf. 4 Gauze street—house Hamilton st. Cook, James, portrait and landscape painter, 39 High st. Cook, James, victualler, 9 Orchard street—ho. do. Cook, Robert, & Co. silk manufs. 4 Gauze street Cooper, Mrs. broker, 3 New Smith hills Gormack, Misses, milliners and dref^smakers, 85 High st. 28 PAISLEY.

Couper, James, carter and cowfeeder, 1 Barclay street Cowan, Alexander, shoemaker, 10 Wellmeadow Cowan, Daniel, spirit dealer, 27 Moss street Cowan, John, spinning master, Underwood Mill Cowan & Son, bakers, 103 Causeyside Cowan, Robert, flesher, 82 Causeyside, and 148 George st. Cowan, Wm. jun. flesher and vintner, Earl Grey place, Lylesland Craig, Alex, of Gibson and Craig—ho. 90 High street Craig, Alex. Hawkhead Mills, meal store, 26 High street Craig, Andrew, shawl manufacturer, 30 Orchard street Craig, David, writer, Christies' Terrace—rho. 12 Abbey st* Craig's drug shop, 1 02 Causeyside Craig, J. & J. drysalters, 1 Hunter street, manufacturers of draining and roofing tile and bricks of all descriptions, brick work, Nethercommon, tile works, Inchin- nan, Renfrew Pottery, and Nethercommon Craig, James, apothecary and druggist, 82 High street Craig, James, of Craig J. & J—house Nethercommon Craig, James, jun. of Craig, J. & J—house 2 Caledonia st. Craig, J. gardener, vegetable and fruit shop, 16 George st. Craig, John, surgeon, 82 High st. — house 85 do. Craig, Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, 16 Maxwellton str. Craig, Mrs. William—house 26 Causeyside Craig, William, feuar, 38 Storie street Craw, John, manufacturer, 1 George street Craw, William, manager, print works, Nethercommon Crawford, Alexander, manufacturer, 110 Causeyside Crawford, Andrew, of Crawford, Andrew & Co.—house 25 Moss street Crawford, Andrew, & Co. manufacturers, 116 Causeyside Crawford, Dugald, spirit dealer, 9 Orchard street Crawford, Duncan, & Co. spirit dealers, 62 Storie street Crawford, Hugh, weavers' wright, 25 West street Crawford, James, cowfeeder, 13 Storie street Crawford, Jas. teacher of dancing-^-Academy, M'Leod's Buildings, 4 Smith hills st —ho. 33 High street Crawford, John, accountant, and agent for the Scottish Insurance Company, Christie Terrace —house 4 Stow place >

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Crawford, John, cowfeeder, 3 House end, Well street Crawford, John, spirit dealer, 3 St. Mirren's street Crawford, John, writer, agent for the Scottish Union In-? surance Office, 5 Moss street—house 24 Abbey st. Crawford, Matthew, whinstone quarrier, 19 Mill street Crawford, Miss, teacher of music, 24 Abbey street

Crawford, Mrs. grocer and grain dealer, 1 7 Broomlands st, Crawford, Mrs. James, (Royal Oak Inn) 45 Moss street Crawford, Mrs. straw hat and dress maker, 109 George st. Crawford, Ninian, of Crawford, Andrew, & Co.—Jiouge 59 Love street Crawford, Thomas, foreman, Nethercraigs field Crawford, William, victualler, 23 Gauze street Crichton, Thomas, sen. clerk, Town Hospital, 7 New Sneddon, house 9 Back Sned4on-.r-Session Clerk for High Church Parish Crombie, William, bill poster, 23 High street Crooks, John, coal dealer, 132 George street Cross, Andrew, trunk, travelling equipment^ and umbrella manufacturer, 18 High street Cross, David, grocer, 70 Causeyside Cross, James, shawl manufacturer, 112 Causeyside— house Clark's court Cross, Mrs. muslin printer, 18 High street Cross, William, picture framer and gilder, 12 Smith hills Cross, William, manufacturer, 169 George street Cumming, Moses, cowfeeder, 60 Canal street Cumming, Robert, cowfeeder, 14 High street Cumming, Thomas, cowfeeder, 32 Castle street Cumming, Thomas, flesher, 51 High street Cunningham, Daniel, ironmonger, 21 High st,—ho. do. Cunningham, James, grocer, 26 Glen street Cunningham, John, baker, 25 Gordon's Lane Cunningham, John, flowerlasher, 109 Causeyside Cunningham, John, ironmonger, 87 High street Cunningham, Misses, milliners, 13 High street Cunningham, Robert, gardener, 148 George street Curr, William, flesher, 1 1 Smith hiils Currie, David, church officer, 38 Oakshaw street Currie, David, shoemaker, 6 Williamsburgh 30 ^ PAISLEY.

Currie, Findlay, cowfeeder, 93 High street Currie, Jean, mangier, 2 Canal street Currie, John, spirit dealer, 56 George street Currie, Mrs. William, grocer & spirit dealer, 20 Seedhlll Currie, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 4 Renfrew st. Cuthbertson, Gavin, bookseller and stationer, 4 Moss st. —house 24 Glen st. Cuthbertson, Miss Jean, dress maker, 7 Love street

DALZIEL, Andrew, victualler and spirit merchant, 12 Canal street Dalziel, David, flower lasher, 20 Causeyside Dalziel, John, flower lasher, 6 Barclay street Darling, Andrew, wright, 34 Castle street Darroch, Agnes, broker, 84 Causeyside Davenport, Mrs. broker, 5 Old Sneddon Davidson, Arthur, manufacturer, 2 Gauze street Davidson, James, cloth lapper, 15 Prussia st. house do. Davidson, John, teacher of English and writing) d School Wynd Davidson, John, beamer, 1 1 Queen street Davidson, Matthew, cow feeder, 5 Newton street Davidson, Miss, house 3 Orr square Davi^, Janies, grocer and spirit dealer, Dovesland Davis, James, farmer. North Cardonald Deans, Andrew, house 20 Orchard street Deans, William, excise ofiicer, house 27 George street Dempster, C. 8^ M. dress makers, 30 Glen street Denny, Joseph, wright and glazier, 7 Smith hills Deucjiras, Jn. bread amd pastry baker, 1 Wellmeadow st. Devlin, Duncan, grocer, 8 Love street Dewart, William, spirit dealer, 19 New Sneddon Dick, David, wine and spirit merchant, 12 Dyer's wynd Dick, Thomas, of Dick, Walter, ^ Son, ho. 46 Love st. Dick, Walter, & Son, shawl warehouse, 9 Causeyside Dickie, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Charleston Dickie, John, cloth lapper, 8 Causeyside Dixon, Miss, house 13 Lawn street Dobie, William, tobacconist and tallow chaiidler, 12 High

Btrejet; house IS (^Q? PAISLEY. 31

Donald, Arcliibald; builder, 2 Maxwell street Donald and Craig, engineers, millwriglits, and machine makers, 7 Abercorn street Donaldson, James, boot & shoemaker, 1 8 Wellmeadovv st. Donaldson, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 65 Love st. Donaldson, James, broker and weaver's office, 34 Old Sneddon Donaldson, John, smith, iron plough maker, and licensed veterinary surgeon, 64 Love street Donaldson, Samuel, wright & mortcloth keeper for Abbey; Parish, 3 Thread street Dougald, John, umbrella maker, 61 Storie street Dougan, Neil, teacher, 6 Abbey street Douglas, John, boot and shoemaker, Carriagehill Dow, Archibald, excise officer, house 4 Wardrop street Downie, John, manufacturer, 169 George street Downie, Lady, 9 Wellmeadow street Downie, Mrs. Charles, 70 Causeyside Downie, W. lappet wheel cutter & turner, 10 Oakshaw st. Downs, Alex, brass founder, 21 School wynd Drennan, James, boot and shoemaker, 7 Maxwellton st. Drennan, Janies, tailor, 36, Stock street, Charleston Dreschar and Robald, german clock makers, 2 New st. Drummond, James, architect, Christie Terrace—house, 1 5 High street Drummond, Jamies, tea dealer, 12 Barclay street Drummond, John, gardener, Crossflat Drummond, Mrs. keeper of sick, 4 Moncrieff Street Drummond, Robert, manufacturer, 26 Causeyside Drummond, Wm. merchant, 8 George street Duff, Daniel, watch and clock maker, and repairer of re- peating watches, musical clocks ^ boxes, 38 New st. Duff, Dugald, cowfeeder, 31 Moss street Duff, John, jun. broker, 23 New Smith hills Duff, Robt. rag and rope store, 3 Bridge st. (New Town) Dunbar, David, boot and shoemaker, 4 Gauze street Dunbar, Mrs. Patrick, grocer, 10 Glen street Dunbar, Robert, tin plate worker, 14 Smith hills Duncan, Archibald, of M'Intosh and Duncan, house 10 Gordon's Lane —

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Duncan, David, gardener and botanist, Botanical and Zoological Gardens, Hope Temple, 15 Love street Duncan, John, spirit dealer, 42 Miljerston Dunlop, Christopher, foreman to Kerr, John and Co. 17 Abbey street Dunlop, George, cowfeeder, 15 Well street Dunlop, James, waiter, 6 New Smithhills Dunlop, John, wine and spirit merchant, 82 Eroomlands Dunlop, Peter, sladesman to Sacell Brewery Company house 7 Wardrop street Dunlcp, Ritchie, tailor, 18 Old Sneddon Dunlop, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 85 Causeyside Dunlop, Wm. grocer, ale and porter dealer, 25 George st. Dunn, James & Co. manufacturers, 1 Smith hills Dunn, Jas. of Jas. Dunn & Co. house GreenhiU House Dunn, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 26 Maxwellton Dunn, John, writer, 5 Moss street, ho. 3 Caledonia st, Dunn, William, manufacturer, Barterholm Dykes, Thomas, starcher, 47 Causeyside

EAGLESHAM, Hugh, of Scroggie and Eaglesham, ho- 37 New Sneddon Eaglesim, R. and T. cloth merchants, 105 High street Edmiston, Alexander, spirit dealer, 34 Canal street Edwards, Alexander, flax dresser and rope maker, 3 Love street^p^ropework, Hope Temple Edwards, Andrew, broker and tailor, 66 High street Edwards, Walter, tailor, 32 High street Elliot, William, enterer, 10 Sandholes Erskine, Alexander, cowfeeder, 40 Millerston Erskine, David, grocer and tea dealer, 43 Causeyside Erskine, James, tailor, 9 Maxwellton street Erskine, John, mangier, 9 Maxwellton street Erskine, John, sen, warper, 2 Bridge street (Burgh) Erskine, Robert, warper, 2 Bridge street (Burgh) Erskine, Thos. singeing house, 42 Causeyside, ho. 43 do. Evans, John, spirit dealer, 14 Gauze street Ewing, Mrs. grocer, 9 Newton street Ewing, Thomas, Middle Church officer, 1 Storie street Excise Office, 41 High street, (see public offices) PAISLEY. 33

FAICHNEY, John, grocer, 20 Orchard street Falconer, James, house 69 High street Falconer, William, surgeon, 6 Neilston street Fairley, George & Co. pawn brokers, 34 Causeyside— house 35 do. Farquharson, Robert, manufacturer, 14 St. Mirren st.— thread work, 8 St. James st. —ho. 7 St James' place Fergus, James, apothecary, 23 Gauze street Fergus, James, grocer, 24 Gordon's lane Fergus, James, sen. teacher, 1 1 Abbey street Fergus, James, jun. teacher, 5 Storie street Fergus, John, manufacturer, 114 Causeyside—house Garthland street Ferguson, Andrew, tea dealer, 13 Moss street Ferguson, Daniel, spirit dealer, 32 Canal street Ferguson, John, cowfeeder, 53 Back Sneddon Ferguson, John, gardener, West March—shop 7 Smith- hills Ferguson, Miss, millinef ^ dressmaker, 37 Broomlands Ferguson, Misses, house 3 New Sneddon Ferguson, Mrs. Patrick, grocer and chandler, 93 High st. Ferguson, Peter, late quarter master, 30 New Sneddon Ferric, Alexander, grocer, (Mason Lodge) 43 New street Ferric, ^xndrew, flesher and spirit dealer, 4 St Mirren's st. Ferrie, John, flesher, 17 Sandholes Ferric, Charles, coal merchant, 5 Love street Findlay, James, agent, Bank of Scotland, 8 St Mirren'^ street—house 3 Qakshaw head Findlay, John, gun-smith, 37 New Street Findlay, John, jun. druggist, 4 Moss street Findlay, William, coal dealer, 82 Causeyside Finlayson, J. & W. florists and seedsmen, 104 High street Finlayson, James, tailor and habit-maker, 5 Storie street Finlayson, James, florist—ho. 4 Clark's place, Seedhill Finlayson, Wm., shawl manufacturer, 109 Causeyside Finnic, William, foreman, Glenfield Fisher, George, w^right and glazier, 81 New Sneddon Fisher, J. & J., bleachers, Carriagehill-field Fisher, James, spirit dealer, 12 Shuttle Street Fisher Robert, tailor, 16 Lady lane 84 PAISLEY.

Fisher, Thomas, tailor, 11 Broomlands Fleming, Arch, of Fleming & Pettigrew—ho. 53 High st. Fleming, David, confectioner and pastry baker, 100 Can seyside Fleming, J. R. Sheriff Clerk's Office, (County Buildings) —house 16 St Mirren's street Fleming, James, grocer and tea merchant, (carrier's quarters,) 32 High street Fleming, John, of Fleming, John & Co.—ho. Albion st. Fleming, John, & Co. upholsterers, 33 High street Fleming, Joseph, writer, messenger at arms, auctioneer and appraiser, 38 New street Fleming, Miss, dressmaker, 53 High street Fleming, Miss, linen-dresser, 107 Causeyside Fleming, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 53 High st. Fleming, William, cork cutter, 13 High street Fleming, Wm. & Co. pawnbrokers, 49 High street Fleming, Mrs. Henry, grocer & spirit dealer, 1 8 Seedhill Fleming & Pettigrew, upholsterers, 40 High street Fletcher, Alexander, general grocer, 1 Smith hills Fletcher, Hugh, vintner, 21 Smith hills Forbes, James, manuf. Ill Causeyside—ho. Marchfield Forbes, John, linen weaver, Rowan street Forrest, William, wright & timber merchant, 10 Inkle st. Forrester, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 92 Causeyside Foulds, Andw., brass founder, 24 High st.—ho. 39 New st. Foulds, Andrew, cooper, 95 High street Foulds, Matthew, & Co., reedmakers, brass-founders, tinplate workers, and fitters of gas-apparatus, 16 Cau- seyside Foulds, Matthew, (Washington Tavern) 22 Causeyside Fowler, George, publisher & bookseller, Directory- office, 10 Barclay street Fowler, Joseph, sen. bookseller & stationer, 10 Gauze st. Fox, Greenland, flower-lasher, 27 New street Frame, James, grocer & spirit dealer, 37 St James' st. France, Rev. William, U. S. C. 49 Oaksha%v street

Fraser, Donald, Buck's Head Inn, 97 Fligh st , stabling, back entry, 9 School wynd Fraser, Geo. grain dealer, 2 Cotton st. —ho. 38 Thread st. 7

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Fraser, Geo. tailor, 78 High street Fraser, .1. & Co. boot and shoemakers, 31 High street Fraser, James, grocer & tea merchant, 16 Wellmeadow st, Fraser, Kenneth, hair dresser, 33 Causeyside Fraser, Peter, (Saracen's Head Inn,) 2 Moss street- coaches, chaises, hearses, gigs, saddle horses, &c.

Fraser, Wm. of James Dunn <3r Co.—ho. 1 3 George st. Fraser, William, spirit merchant, 106 George street Fullarton, j^\lexander, copper and tinsmith, 98 High street — house 29 Oakshaw street Fulton, Col. Robert of Hartfield, Maxwellton house Fulton, George, warper, 3 Queen street Fulton, Hugh, spirit dealer, 67 Canal street Fulton, James, cowfeeder, 17 George street Fulton, James, grocer and ham curer, 14; St Mirren's st. — house 6 Moss street Fulton, James, of Fulton, Wm. & Son,—ho. 42 High st. Fulton, Mrs. William, heddlecaster, 7 Ferguslie, East lane Fulton, Robt., canal store keeper, 18 Canal st ho. 17 do. Fulton, Robert, manufacturer, 51 Mill street Fulton, Thos. manuf. 8 Causeyside—ho. 57 George street Fulton, William, merchant—house 42 High street Fulton, W^illiam & Sons, manufacturers, 50 Maxwellton Fulton, William, shawl-washer, Glenfield Futt, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 12 Back Sneddon Futt, Mary, grocer and spirit dealer, 17 Ferguslie

GALBREATH, Archibald, teacher, 25 Oakshaw street Galbreath, Charles, spirit dealer, 27 New Sneddon Galbreath, James, broker and mercht. tailor, 74 High st. Galbreath, Peter, shoemaker, 5 Lawn street Gallagher, Duncan, spirit dealer, 18 Abbey close Galletly, James, twine maker, 1 6 South Croft street

Galloway, William, manufacturer, 1 1 5 Causeyside, and 1

Friday street, London—ho. 1 9 Storie street Gait, Hugh, turner and wheel wright, 9 New Sneddon Gait, James, tailor, 8 Storie street Gait, John, boot and shoemaker, 5 New Sneddon

Gait, Wm., late joiner and cabinet maker, 7 St. Mirren's st,

Gardiner Andw., peruke maker & hair cutter, 18 Moss st. 36 PAISLEY.

Gardiner, David, shoemaker, 118 George street Gardner, Alex, printer, bookseller, and stationer, 5 Moss St.—printing office, 9 do. Gardner, Archibald, writer, 3 Moss st.—ho. 89 High st. Gardner, James, feuar, 7 Smith hills Gardner, Mrs. Archibald, 16 Moss street Gardner, Robert, farmer, Underwood st. (foot of Well st.) Gardner, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 1 Old Sned- don—house do. Gardner, Thomas, sen. cutler, 91 High street Gardner, Thomas, jun., cutler and surgical instrument maker, 14 St Mirren's street Gardner, Thomas, dyer, 7 Marshall's lane Gardner, Thomas, spirit dealer, 71 Broomlands street Garvin, John, grain dealer and grocer, 148 George street Garvin, Mrs. grocer, 9 Broomlands street Gavin, James, manufacturer, 3 Millcrston Geddes, Robert, victualler, 24 Wellmeadow street Gemmell, Andrew, warper, 26 Causeyside Gemmell, Jas, shawl manuf. 15 Causeyside—ho. Calside Gemmell, James, tailor, 5 Love street Gemmell, John, dyer, Christie lane, New Sneddon —house 5 do* Gemmell, John, grocer, wine and spirit mercht. 37 High st. Gemmell, John, writer, Gilmour st.—ho. 2 1 Caledonia st. Gemmell, Matthew, tombstone engraver, 9 Abbey st. ^ Gemmell, Mrs. Andrew, glove and hosiery shop, Christie Terrace Gemmell, Mrs. grocer, 22 Abbey street Gemmell, Mrs. Robert, 6 Love street Gemmell, Peter, warper, 15 Causeyside Gemmell, Robert, stationer, bookseller, and librarian, 1 Smith hills Gentles Thomas, plumber and brass founder, 32 High st. —house 44 New street Gibb, Alexander, bleacher, Linside Gibb, Archibald, cowfeeder, 36 Moss street Gibb, James, (Commercial Inn and Coffee House) 51 Moss street, and 103 High street (Cross) Gibb, John, carter and cowfeeder, 28 Glen street PAISLEY. 8T.

Gibb, Mrs. furnishing and hat shop, 24 Wellmeadow st, Gibb, Mrs. John, —house 32 Calside Gibb, Ma,tthew, paver, 11 Glen street Gibb, Robert, joiner and cart vvright, 3 Mill street

Gibb, William, flower-lasher, 1 7 West street Gibb, William, late manufacturer, 24 Moss street

Gibson, Alex, furnishing shop, 1 6 Wellmeadow street Gibson, Alexander, manufacturer, Christie Terrace Gibson, A. tea and tobacco dealer, 23 Oaksliaw street Gibson, A. writer and Justice of Peace clerk depute, County Buildings, house 44 High street Gibson, Andrew, floM^er- lasher, 143 George street Gibson, Andrew, gas inspector, house 23 Oakshaw street Gibson, Andrew, of Gibson, J. and A.—ho. 8 Moss st. Gibson & Craig, wine, spirit, and tea merchants, 107 and 108 High street Gibson, James, baker, 95 New Sneddon Gibson, James, spirit dealer, 41 Ferguslie Gibson, John, grocer, 14 Newton st. ho. 26 Broomlands Gibson, John, of Gibson, J. & A. house 8 Moss street Gibson, John, spirit dealer, 5 Millerston Gibson, J. & A. yarn merchants, 113 Causeyside Gibson, Miss—house 44 High street Gibson, Mrs. grocer, 58 Broomlands street Gibson, Mrs, grocer, 29 Castle street Gibson, Mrs. N.—house 44 High street Gibson, Robina, flesh shop, 1 George street

Gibson, Wm. of Gibson S^- Craig—ho-, 16 Moss street Giffen, William, canal treasurer, house Canal Bank Gilchrist, Allan, boot and shoemaker, 7 New street Gilchrist, John, silk, cotton, and woollen dyer, Blackball Dyework—house Lonend Gilchrist, Thomas—house Lonend Gillespie, James, blacksmith, 1 00 High street Gillespie, John, slater, and slate merchant, 43 Moss st. —slate yard, 82 New Sneddon Gillespie, Mrs. James, poultry Sf eating house, 25 New st. Gillies, Alex, manuf. 99 Causeyside—ho. 6 West brae Gillies, David, baker, 100 Causeyside Gillin, John, spirit dealer, 23 School wynd c 38 PAISLEY.

Gillin, Patrick, porter, 3 Storie street Gillin, Peter, spirit dealer, 11 St Mirren's street Gilmour, A. wine and spirit merchant^ J02 High street —house 31 Gauze street Gilmour, Archibald — house 56 Causeyside Gilmour, James, cowfeeder, 23 Glen street Gilmour, James, spirit dealer, 24 New street Gilmour, John, house 56 Causeyside Gilmour, John, land surveyor, Lylesland Gilmour, Mrs. Matthew, (King's Arms Inn,) carriers' quarters, 25 High street Gilmour, Peter, wright and window glazier, 24 High st. Gilmour Street boot and shoe shop, Gilmour street Gilmour, Thomas, & Co., silk and shawl merchants, 24 Causeyside Gilmour, Wra. mangier, and bed furniture glazier, 11 Gauze street Gilroy, Mrs. straw hat maker, Lylesland Glassford, David, silk dyer & renovator, 10 St Mirren's st. Glen, Adam, haberdasher, 101 High street Glen, Allan, tailor, 93 Causeyside Glen, Anderson, & Co. thread manufs. 34 Gordon's lane Glen, H. leghorn and straw hat manuf. 86 High street Glen, James, farmer, Hawkhead Mains Glen, Mrs. Andrew, grocer, 3 Broomlands street Glen, Thomas, baker, 18 Broomlands street Goldie, Henry, tailor, 37 Wellmeadow street Gollan, Alex, gardener and cowfeeder, 76 Broomlands Gollan, Dan. chrystal & stoneware mercht. 8 Broomlands Goodlet, Thomas, comic singer, 4 Bridge street (Burgh) Gordon, Andrew, manufacturer, 13 Causeyside Goudie, Alexander, tailor, 148 George street Goudie, Thomas, cooper, 81 Causeyside Goudie, W. cooper and riddle maker, 48 High street Goudielock, James M. house and sign painter, 3 Well- meadow street Gowans, Thomas, gardener, 17 Moss street Graham, Alexander, brewer, Sacell Brewery Company, house 10 Saucel PAISLEY. 39

Graham, Edward, & Co. new clothing shop, 1 St. Mir- ren's street Graham, George, excise officer—house 3 Bladda Graham, Keil, cooper, 36 Moss street Graham, Rev. James, North Greenhill Graham, Robert, manager, Sacell distillery, King street Saucel—house Bladda Graham, Thomas, merchant tailor, 16 Moss street Graham, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 88 High st. Granger, Luke, tailor, 15 Back Row, Sandholes Granger, Mrs. dress and corset maker, 15 Back Row Sandholes Grant, James, superintendent, surveyor, and collector. New Town Police assessments, office 28 Lawn st. — house 10 Abbey street Gray, & Co. brewers. Water lane, Maxwellton Gray, James, grocer and grain dealer, 75 Broomlands st. Greenlees, Alex, grocer, 15 Maxwellton street Greenlees, Mugh, manufacturer, 112 Causeyside Greenlees, Mrs. stay maker, 84^ High street Greenlees, Thomas—house 56 Canal street Greenlees, Thomas, & Co. silk merchts. 13 Causeyside Greig, David, grocer and spirit dealer, 9 Prussia street Grieve, Lieut. George—house Lonend Guthrie, Adam, spirit dealer & keeper, Corsebar Toll bar Guthricj David, superintendent Abbey burying ground, 1 Garthland street Guthrie, James, shawl commission agent, 15 Causeyside Guthrie, John, wholesale fish dealer, 4 Cotton street Guthrie, Mrs. Wm. milliner and straw hat maker, 26 Gauze street Guthrie, Wm. of Morton, John, & Co—ho. 73 Causeyside Guthrie, Wm. manufacturer, 31 Gauze street Guy, Walter, cooper, 49 High street

HAIR, John, & Co. manufacturers, 15 Causeyside—ho. 28 New street Halden, John 4' Co. manufacurers, 9 Marshall's lane Halden, John, of Halden, John, & Co house Camphill Halden, Mrs. leghorn & straw hat makers, 7 Wellmeadow 40 PAISLEY.

Hall, Captain, John, 35 New Sneddon Hall, Thomas, grocer, 4 Abbey close Hamilton, Adam, of Lownsdale Hamilton, Adam, & Sons, bleachers, Blackland Mill Hamilton, Alexander—house Blackland Mill Hamilton, Duncan, twiner, 9 Sandholes, Back row Hamilton, Hugh, bleacher—house Haircraigs Hamilton, Hugh, mason and contractor, 68 Canal street Hamilton, Jas. clothier, habit & pelisse maker, 65 Love st. Hamilton, James, grain dealer and baker, 34 High street and 6 Moss street Hamilton, Janet, furnishing shop, 34 WellmeaJow street Hamilton, John—house Blackland Mill Hamilton, John, flower-lasher, 31 Cotton street Hamilton, John, grocer, 2 West Campbell street Hamilton, John, writer, 4 Moss st. — ho. 4 Garthland st. Hamilton, Mrs. 22 Moss street Hamilton, Robert, cowfeeder, 22 Maxwellton street Hamilton, Thomas, spirit cellar, 26 South Croft street Hamilton, William, bleacher, Lownsdale Handel, Richard, enterer, 6 Wardrop street Hanna, David, grocer, 29 Glen street Hanna, Robert, of Reid & Hanna—ho. 58 Storie street Hannah, George, cowfeeder, 13 Newton street Hannah & Holms, mill wrights, engineers, and machine makers, Cumberland Factory, Kirk lane Hannah, James, of Hannah & Holms—ho. 10 New st. Hannah, Robert, of Wark, Leckie, & Co.—ho. 70 Cau- seyside Hannay, Wm. jeweller, 19 High street—ho. Burns' place Hardie, Wm. smith and farrier, Lonend Hardie, Wm. & Son, tobacconists, and agents for the West of England Insurance Co. 16 High street Hardie, Wm. jun. of Hardie, Wm. & Son—ho. 3 Cale- donia street Hardie, Wm. sen. of Hardie Wm. Sf Son—ho. Burns' place Harland, William, excise officer—house Smith hills Harper, Andrew, victualler, 1 Old Sneddon—house 3 Hunter street Harper, James, spirit dealer, 3 Lillia's wynd PAISLEY. 41

Harris, Robert, watch and clock maker, 25 High street Harrow, Wilson, & Co. calico, woollen, and silk printers, Collinslie Hart & Hodge, writers, 87 High st. and 9 Church hill Hart, John, draper, general furnishing shop, 101 High street—house Cartvale Hart, John, earthenware dealer, 2 New street Hart, John, gaoler—house County Buildings Hart, John, of Hart & Hodge—ho. 87 High street Hart, John, painter, 21 School wynd Hart, Robert, farmer, Pennelly Hart, Mrs. Robt. grocer, and spirit dealer, 4 Thread st. Hart, Robert, grocer, 2 Well street

Hart, Robert, stationer, (Christie Buildings) 1 09 High st. Hart, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 11 Williamsburgh Hart, William, (Paisley Arms* Inn) 39 Moss street Hart, William, sheriff officer and constable, 101 High st. house 1 Well street Hart, William, spirit dealer, 5 New Smith hills Hart Wm. writer, auctioneer and appraiser, 103 High st. Hartley, Robert, teacher, 19 School wynd Harvey, Brand, & Co. silk throwsters. Blackball factory Harvey, J. & Co. wine & spirit merchts. King st. Saucel Harvey, James, of Harvey, James, & Co—ho. 8 Saucel Harvey, John, smith and spirit dealer, 3 Mile house Harvie, James, turner, 39 High street Hastie, Archibald, baker, 4 Lawn street Hastie, Archibald, Esq. M.P. for Paisley, residence 3 West street, Finsbury, London Hatrick, Alex, smith and bell hanger, 21 High street Hatrick, James, lead drawer, 27 New street Hatrick, William, wholesale and retail genuine drug and patent medicine warehouse, 4 High street, ho. do. Hay, Henry, tailor, 89 Canal street Hay, Peter, silk dyer and renovator, 20 Smith hills—ho. 2 Gauze street Hay, Robert, lithographic printer, 15 St Mirren's street, house 77 Canal street Heandel, Robert, grocer, 37 Gordon's lane Hectors, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 23 Moss st 42 PAISLEY.

Hegney, Arthur, surgeon, 7 Old Sneddon Henderson, Andrew, baker, 12 Gauze street Henderson, John, cutler and hardware merchant, 19 High street Henderson, John, grocer, 113 George street Henderson, John, late merchant, 1 Maxwell street Henderson, John, sj)irit dealer, 12 Gauze street Henderson, Peter, of Reid 8^ Henderson—ho. 23 Glen street Henderson, Robert, farmer, Carrlagehill house Henderson, Robert, depute collector of assessed taxes. County Buildings—house 84 New Sneddon Henderson, Thomas, accountant and treasurer Abbey Parish Poor's funds, 9 Gauze street—ho. 1 Great Hamilton street Henderson, William, spirit merchant and confectioner, 22 High street—ho. do. Hendry, Alex, leather merchant, 2 New street Hendry, James,—house 12 Causeyside Hendry, O. surgeon, 5 High street Hendry, R. & O. apothecaries, 5 High street, and 15 Broomlands Hendry, Robert, grocer, 63 Causeyside Henning, Misses, dressmakers, 89 High street Henrie, C. teacher, 9 Ferguslie Mid lane Herd, Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, 78 Canal street Herriot, Peter, teacher, 8 Barr street Hicks, John, barrack master, Williamsburgh High Street Reading Room, 12 High street Highat, Robert, shipmaster, 41 Wellmeadow street Hill, John, flower-lasher, 93 Causeyside Hill, John, gardener and cowfeeder, Nethercommon

Hill, John, gardener and fruit shop, J 7 Back Sneddon Hill, John, tea merchant, 2 Moss street Hill, Wm. beamer, 17 Back Sneddon Hill, Wm. keeper Renfrew road toll bar Hodge, Arch, clerk Paisley Bank, ho. 52 Love street Hodge, J. & T. tobacconists, 20 High st ho. do. Hodge, James, distiller, Glen Patrick Hodge, Mrs. James—house 56 High street PAISLEY. 43

Hodge, Mrs, Wm. house 20 High street Hodge, Wm. of Hart S^ Hodge, house 20 High street Hodgert, Ninian, sen. teller, Paisley Union Bank- ho. 2 Garthland lane Hodgson, John, copper and tin plate worker, 29 High st. Hogg, Mrs. James, spirit dealer, 29 New Sneddon Hogg, John, farmer, Cardonald Hogg, John, grocer, 28 Gordon's lane Holms, A. C. of A. C and Co.—house Sandiford Holms, A. C. & Co. manufacturers, 4 Orchard street Holms, Alexander, general grocer, 51 George street Holmes, James, cowfeeder, 3 Silk street Holms, James, Jun. & Co. shawl manufs. 1 10 Causeyside Holms, James, jun. of Holms^ James, jun. Sf Co. house 3 Caledonia street Holms, James, wright, glazier, grocer, and spirit dealer, 72 Broomlands street Holms, John, cartwright and timber merchant, 19 Ab- bey street-^ho. 12 do. Holms, Matthew, of Hannah & Holms, ho. 10 New st. Holms, Matthew, joiner and cartwright, 130 George st. Hood, John, victualler and spirit dealer, 95 New Sneddon Hope, J. auctioneer and appraiser, general agency warehouse and public auction rooms, Lyceum Buildings, 101 High street Howat, Mrs. grocer, 9 West Campbell street House of Recovery, 1 1 Bridge street

Houston 8^ Clark, fruit dealers, 81 Broomlands street Houston, George & Son, manufacturers, 110 Causeyside, house 45 Oakshaw street Houston, John, general furnishing warehouse, 15 High street, ho. 97 do. Houston, Mrs. George, house 45 Oakshaw street Houston, Peter, grocer and spirit dealer^ 20 St James' st. Houston, Robert, glass, china, and stoneware merchant, 1 Smith hills, house 140 George street Houston, W. L. sheriff clerk depute, County Buildings, house 6 Love street Howie, James, cowfeeder, 20 New street Howie, James, teacher, 32 Gauze street 44 PAISLEY.

Hume, Robert, grocer, 3 School v/jnd Humphries, James, mason, 26 Canal street Hunter, James, chimney sweep, 35 High street Hunter, James, flower lasher, 17 Thread street Hunter, John ^ Co. joiners and cabinet makers, 100 High street—furniture warehouse, 13 do—timber yard 19 Old Sneddon Hunter, John, of Hunter, John & Co.—house lOl High street Hunter, John, tailor, 58 George street Hunter, Mrs, grocer and spirit dealer, 16 Storie street Hunter, Richard, cowfeeder, 11 Maxwellton Hunter, Robert, of Hunter, John & Co. —house 19 School wynd Hunter, Wm. tobacconist, 99 High st. —ho. 5 Christie st. Hunter, Wm. cabinet maker, joiner, and weavers' wright, 81< George street Hunter, Wm. rector of grammar school, 5 Church hill Hutchison, David, spirit dealer and eating house, 2 Old Sneddon Hutcheson, Mrs. grocer, stoneware and chrystal shop, 28 Wellmeadow street Hutchison, Alex, surgeon, 11 Smith hills, residence Glen lane Cottage Hutchison, Archibald, flower lasher andheddlecaster, 16 George street Hutchison, George, spirit dealer, 7 Love street Hutchison, James, plasterer, 3 Glen street Hutchison, James, spirit dealer, 1 St James' sti'eet Hutchison, Janet, cow keeper, M'Donald cottage. Glen lane Hutchison, John, plasterer. Glen lane cottage Hutchison, Matthew, feuar and hosier, IS Abbey close Hutchison, P. manufacturer, 17 Wardrop street Hutchison, Robert, general grocer, 2 Smith hills Hlitton, Jas & Co. tanners & leather merchts. 4 High st, H^de, John, Blackball factory Hyndman, Samuel, teacher, 2 Glen street

INGLIS, James, precentor, 5 Wardrop street PAISLEY, 45

Ingram, James, of Ingram, Thomas & Co—house 45 Causeyside Ingram, Thos. & Co. shawl manufs. 25 Orchard street Ingram, Thos. of Ingram, Thos, & Co. ho. 1 Greenlaw st. Irvine, Andrew, joiner and cartwright, 1 Calside

JAAP, John, boot and shoemaker, 1 High st. ho. 3 do. Jack, Alex, pattern drawer, 14 South Croft street Jack, Jas. provision mercht. & ham curer, 89 High street Jack, John, grocer and grain merchant, 52 Slorie street Jack, Miss, milliner, dress and straw hat maker, Ig Smith hills Jack, Peter, grocer and grain merchant, 95 High street Jack, Peter, writer, 9 Moss street, ho. 31 Glen street Jack, Robert, grocer, 9 Stock street Jack, Robert, thread manuf. Cumberland factory, Kirk lane—house 13 New street Jackson, Andrew, flesher, 19 Sandholes Jackson, John, cowfeeder, 39 High street Jackson, Miss, dress maker, 39 High street Jackson, Robert, farmer, Rylees JafFray, Jas. wright and shuttle maker, 118 George street Jamieson, Archibald, 4 Garthland place Jamieson, George, Captain and Adjutant Renfrewshire Militia, Camphill

Jamieson, James, silk mercer & haberdasher, 17 High st. Jamieson, John, dyer, 2 Saucel Jamieson, John, manufacturer, 6 Causeyside Jamieson, Miss—house I Maxwell street Jamieson, Mrs. hosier, 102 High street Jamieson, Mrs. straw hat maker, 5 George street

Jamieson, Robt. of Brown Sf Jamieson-^-ho. 26 High st. Jamieson, Wm. general washing field, Shawfield Jamieson, Wm—house 97 Causeyside Jardine, James, late tailor, 56 Storie street Jardine, R. teacher of English and writing, 46 High st. house 60 do. Jeffrey, Alexander, grocer, 3 Espedair street Jeffrey, William, surgeon, 18 Orchard street c 3 46 PAISLEY.

Johnson, Samuel, manager Paisley Theatre, 2 Bridge st. house 5 do. (New Town) Johnstone, James, flesher, 99 Causeyside and 101 do.

Johnstone, Joseph, musician, 4f4> Moss street Johnston, Joseph, muslin manufacturer, 17 Causeyside Johnstone, Robert, grocer, 25 Maxwellton street Johnstone, William, tailor, 105 High street

KEDAR, Thomas, grocer, 5 Inkle street Keir, Adam, 5 Garthland place Keith, Alex, silk gauze manufacturer, 4 Shuttle street Kelly, Peter, spirit dealer and waiter to private families, Gilmour street Kennedy, C. John, teacher, 30 Causeyside Kennedy, David, cooper and spirit dealer, 43 Moss st. Kennedy, Mrs. dress maker, 14 Cotton street Kent, James, cowfeeder, 3 Cross street Ker, Mrs. sen. post mistress (post office, Gilmour street) house Gilmour street Ker, Robert, sub-distributor of stamps, Gilmour street Ker, Thomas, spirit merchant, 37 Thread street Ker, William, assistant post master, Gilmour street Kerr, Dr. James, and Son, 7 Orr square Kerr, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 68 George street Kerr, James, M.D. house 7 Orr square Keir, John, baker, 94 Causeyside Kerr, John, joiner and cabinet maker, 65 High street Kerr, John, & Co. manufs. 17 Abbey street, ho. do. Kerr, John, & Sons, thread manufs. 28 Gordon's lane Kerr and Lochhead, manufacturers, 113 Causeyside Kerr, Mrs. Andrew, grocer, 7 Cotton street Kerr, Mrs. Duncan, cowfeeder, 16 Niddry street Kerr, Mrs. Hugh, wine and spirit dealer, 7 Glen street Kerr, Peter, and Son, heddle twine and thread manufs. 34 New street, house do. Kerr, Peter, wine and spirit dealer, 13 Moss street Kerr, Robert, baker, 152 George street Kerr, Robert, Fox tavern, 9 High street Kerr, Robert, manufacturer, 21 Thread street— dye work Bladda —house 20 Thread street PAISLEY. 4t

Kerr, Robert, merchant and agent for Caledonian Insu- rance Co., ]13 Causeyside, house 1 Oakshaw head Kerr, Thomas, thread manufacturer, 24 Glen street Kerr, Thomas, manuf. 4 Gauze street^—ho. 1 Christie St. Kerr, Thomas, spirit merchant, 37 Thread street Kerr's upholstery and furnishing warehouse, 7 Gauze st. Kerr, William, surgeon, house 7 Orr square Kessan, Andrew, farmer and cowfeeder, Calside Kessan, John, grocer and spirit dealer, Lylesland Kibble, James, of Whiteford, residence Greenlaw house Kibble, Miss—house 2 New Smith hills Kibble, Mrs. James of Greenlaw, Greenlaw house Killoch, John, spirit dealer, 10 Williamsburgh Killoch, Mrs. grocer, 16 Wallace street Kilpatrick, Hugh, tailor, 40 Causeyside Kincaid, Joseph, dyer, 56 New Sneddon King, Alexander, merchant, (Coffee Room Buildings, Cross,) 107 High street — house Gilmour street King, James, flesher, 31 New Smith hills King, John, late trumpeter of the \Qth Light DragoonSj 9 Canal street King, John, grocer, §2 Broomlands street King, Mrs. dress and corset maker, 80 Causeyside King, Mrs. enterer, 151 George street King, Mrs. grocer, 20 Glen street King, Mrs. linen dresser, 9 Canal street King, Mrs.—house Lonend King, Mrs. New Commercial and English Hotel, 2 Smith hills—gigs, noddies, post chaises, hearses, and mourning coaches—coach to and from Renfrew seven times every lawful day Kinninmont, Isabella, grocer & spirit dealer, 5 Williams- burgh Kintrea, Robert, mason, 9 School wynd Kirkland, John, manufacturer, 2 Barclay street Kirkland, Robert, clothlapper, 112 Causeyside, ho. 89 do. Kirkpatrick, James, builder and grocer, 7 Biidge street (Burgh) Kirkwood, Allan, writer, 3 Moss street Kirk wood, William, coal merchant, Lylesland —

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Kirkwood, William, Saucel Distillery Spirit Cellar, 3d High street Kirkwood, William, traveller for Harvey, James, and Co. house 8 Abbey street Knight, James, tailor, 4 Old Sneddon Knox, James, clock and watchmaker, SO High street- house 8 Orr square Knox, John, coal merchant, 14 Korth Croft street Knox, J. and R. wrights, 14 North Croft street Knox, Robert, clock and watchmaker, 64 High street Knox, William, spirit dealer, 100 George street Knox, William, victualler, 16 Cotton street

LAIRD, Alex. jun. spirit dealer, 31 Wellmeadovv street Laird, A. & W. accountant, house agency, & general registry office, (private mercantile academy,) 97 High st. Laird, James, iron founder, 89 New Sneddon—ho. 37 do. Laird, Mrs. John, dressmaker and milliner, 21 Moss st. Laird, Mrs. William, toy shop, 10 St. Mirren's street Laird, Robert, pattern drawer, 8 George street Lamb, James, architect and surveyor, Underwood street, and iron merchant, 4 St. James' place Lamb, Susan, furnishing shop, 15 Smith hills Lambie, Andrew, hair dresser, 37 Moss street Lambie, Mrs—house Burns' place Lang, Agnes, toy, basket, and brush shop, 49 High st. Lang, Alexander, manufacturer, 59 George street Lang and Wilson, writers, County Buildings Lang, Gavin, writer and town clerk, County Buildings house 22 Moss street Lang, James, blockcutter, 1 Causeyside Lang, James, boot and shoe maker, 70 Broomlands st. Lang, James, causeyer and cowfeeder, 13 Abbey street Lang, James, church officer, iO Thread street Lang, Mrs. James, grocer & spirit dealer, 20 Abbey st.

Lang, John, dyer & renovator, 1 6 Old Sneddon, ho. 21 do Lang, Joseph, baker, 30 High street Lang, Malcolm, dyer—house Burns' place Lang, Mrs- feuar, 8 Smith hills Lang, Peter, causeyer and cow feeder, 33 Moss street PAISLEY. 49

Lang, Robert, church officer, 7 Abbey street Lang, Walter, manufacturer, 6 Smith hills Langmuir, Mrs. grocer, 8 Lawn street Langmuir, Robert, flesher, 24 New street Langmuir, Wm. grain merchant and miller, 19 Thread street—house 1 Cart street Latin, Samuel, hair dresser, 45 George street Latta, John, cowfeeder, Canal side, Millerston Latta, William, plasterer, 32 Gauze street Lauder, Alex, smith, copper and tin-plate worker, 17

High St. and 21 New Smith hills— ho. 91 High st. Lauder, James, foreman of Gas Work—house there Laurence, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 83 New Sned' don, and silk dyer. Cart Lane Law, Thomas, spirit dealer, 56 High street Lawrence, John, accountant, 28 Gauze street Lawrie, John, cowfeeder, 133 George street Lawrie, Mrs. George, grocer, I4< Gauze street Lawrie, William, jun. confectioner, 15 Smith hills, ho. do. Lawson, John, manufacturer, 6 Stow street Lawson, Robert, sen. house 9 Shuttle street Lawson, Robert, jun. reedmaker, 27 New street—house 9 Shuttle street Lawson, Wm. ironmonger, 2 High street Leckie, Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, 53 High street Leckie, Arch, of Wark, Leckie, & Co. ho. 25 Gordon's lane Leckie, Mrs. dress maker, 11 Wellmeadow street Lee, James, farmer, Stanely Lee, Mrs. corset and dress maker, 3 Love street Leggat, David, gardener and cowfeeder, 7 Maxwellton Leggat, James, cowfeeder, 36 Lady lane Leggat, Robert, carter, 5 Inkle street Leighton, Robert, of Barr S^ Leighton, ho. 44 Moss st. Leiper, Alex, house Gateside Leishman, John, grain merchant, 8 Orr square, ho. Un- derwood Leitch, Arclid. flesher, 61 Causeyside Leitch, John, joiner, cabinet maker, and lappet wheel .cuf^^er, 7 East Buchanan street (opposite Catholic Ch ^el) 50 PAISLEY.

Leitcb, Neil, teacher, sessional school, 125 George street, ho. 118 do. , Leitch, Wm. warper, 12 Prussia street Lennox, Hugh, house 21 Abbey street Leslie, Robert, tailor, 1 Stow place Liddell, William, late ironmonger, house 6 Bridge street. New Town Light, John, flower lasher, 10 Orchard street Light, Mrs. Joseph, grocer, 13 Abbey close Lindsay, John, boot and shoemaker, 27 Canal street Lindsay, John, grocer, 39 Lady lane Lindsay, Walter, jun. smith and farrier, 80 Canal street Lindsay, William, baker, 25 Old Sneddon Linn, Thomas, manufacturer, 12 Causeyside, ho. Great Hamilton street Livingston, Alex, nailmaker, 35 Thread street Livingston, James, late boot and shoemaker, 4S High st. Livingston, N. teacher, (Hutchison's school) 4< Orr st. Lochhead, Alex, spirit dealer. Three mile house Lochhead, John, farmer, Ingleston Lochhead, John, jun. of Stewart & Lochhead, house 86 High street Lochhead, John, (late miller, at East Nellston side) 57 George street Lochhead, John, and Son, grocers, 2 Causeyside

Lochhead, Robert, manufacturer and grocer, 36 Canal st. Lochhead, Robert, spirit dealer, 17 Moss street Lochhead, Susan, grocer, 20 Cotton street Lock, Mrs. spirit dealer and eating house, 13 Gauze st. Lockhart, J. turner & wheel wright, 38 Wellmeadow st. Lockhart, Wm. spirit dealer, Espedair street Lodge, Benjamin, tailor, 23 Wellmeadow street Logan, James, broker, 19 Old Sneddon Logan, James, of West Marsh Logan, James, grocer, 2 Bridge street, (Burgh) Loriraer, John, cloth merchant, 102 High street Lorimer, Mrs. Alex, house 8 West Croft street Lorn, James, baker, 5 George street Loudon, James, wholesale grocer, 35 Wellmeadow street Loudon, Wm. tailor, 89 High street PAISLEY. 51

Love, Angus, cloth merchant, 33 High street, house 12 George street Love, James, keeper of the Paisley Coffee Room, house 28 St James' street

Love, William, clerk at Hart and Hodge's, 87 High st. Lowe, Wm. bookbinder, 2 New street Lowndes, Charles, manufacturer, 80 New Sneddon Lowndes, Wm. and Jas. & Co. manufs. 80 New Sneddon Lowndes, William of Arthurlie, house 79 New Shedd^TT Lyall, George, wine and spirit merchant, 94 New Sned"» N^ don, house 60 Love street y Lyall, James, of Lyall, Wm. & Son, ho. 90 High street ^

Lyall, Wm. of Lyall, Wm.& Son, ho. 18 Oakshaw street ' t^ Lyall, Wm. and Son, grocers, 90 High street * /

Lyle, William, toy, basket, and brush shop, 90 High st, ' ""^ Lymburn, John, and Sons, silk mercers, leghorn and j straw hat warehouse, 15 High street ^"^-^ Lymburn, Muir, and Co. silk mercers, 6 High street |.^ Lymburn, R. surgeon, 99 Causeyside | Lyon, Andrew, confectioner and pastry baker, 1 Moss It. f"]

Lyon, James, hosier and grocer, 19 Barclay street | Lyon and Walker's General Coach Office, 1 Moss street, stables and coach yard, 4 Garthland lane and ^2 Gauze street

MACK, Andrew, and Co. hatters, 28 High street Mack, John, jun. grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Burn rov Mack, John, sen. spirit dealer, 1 Saucel bridge, Sauce- Mackie and Laird, linen and woollen drapers, 34 High St. Mackie and Morton, builders, 26 Back Sneddon Macome, Alexander, town's commercial school, 4 Metjt ing house lane, house Underwood street Mair, James, cattle dealer, 31 Broomlands street Mair, John, slater and spirit dealer, 29 Gauze street Mair, John, boot and shoemaker, 3 High street, houpe 32 Glen street Maitland and Alexander, cabinet makers and weavers' Wrights, 2 West brae Maitland, James, spirit dealer, 24 George street Manson, Alex, jun. manufacturer, 38 New street —

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Manson, Misses, milliners and dress makers, 38 New st.. Manson and Son, reed makers, 39 Nevv street Manwell, David, wright, 19 South Croft street March, Thomas, teacher, Dovesland Marquis, Alexander, portrait painter, Christies' terrace Marsh, S. and Co. boot and shoe warehouse, 88 High st. Marshall, Alexander, of Marshall and Morrison, house 12 Wallneuk Marshall and Morrison, manufs. 7 St. Mirren's street Marshall, Richard, flower lasher and clothlapper, 11 Gauze street Marshall, William, baker, 6 Broomlands street Marshall, William, accountant, 10 Barclay street Marshall, William, spirit dealer, 26 Wellmeadow street Martin, Alexander, cutler and gun maker, 71 High st. house 26 Oakshaw street Martin, Charles, boot and shoemaker, 25 South Croft st. Martin, James, carver, gilder, and print seller, 56 Gordon street, Glasgow Martin, James, spirit dealer, 1 Brown's lane Martin, James, smith, 5 Bridge street, (New Town) Martin, John, carding master, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon Martin, John, grocer, 9 Seedhill Martin, John, spirit dealer, 7 George street Martin, Matthew, baker, 13 Gauze st. and 20 Abbey st. Martin, Michael, fruit and egg dealer, 11 Cotton street Martin, R. and J. manufacturers, 16 Causey side Martin, Samuel, baker, 24 Gauze street Martin, Wm. grocer & spirit dealer, 10 New Smith hills Martin, William, of Simpson and Martin—house Beau- champ Place, 42 Love street Mason, Archibald, manufacturer, George place Mason, Gavin, grocer, 28 Thread street Mason, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 80 Canal street Mason, Thomas, and Co. shawl manufacturers, 7 Silk st. Masson, George, and Sons, thibet croppers and shawl cutters, Cumberland Factory, Kirk lane Masson, Mrs. corset and dress maker, 80 High street PAISLEY. 53

Masson, Peter, thibet cropper and shawl cheneiile cutter, Cumberland factory, Kirk lane Maxwell, Mrs. Andrew, grocer and vintner, 20 Old Sneddon Maxwell, Alexander, tailor, 3 Lawn street Maxwell, James, yr. of Brediland, Merksworth Cottage Maxwell, Misses, milliners and dress makers, 94 Causey- side Maxwell, William, of Brediland, Merksworth Cottage Maxwell, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 16 Gauze st. Meikle, Archibald, (No. 3) U. S. C. officer 8 Storie st. Meikleham, John, teacher, 160 George street Meiklewee, William, grocer, 25 New Smith hills Mellis, James, teacher, 28 Gauze street

Melh's, William, flower lasher, 1 1 Wallneuk street Melville, John, flower lasher, 12 Barclay street Melville, Mrs, grocer, 87 Canal street Melvin, David, weavers' furnishing shop, 16 Causeyside Melvin, Thomas, weavers' furnishing shop, 17Broomlands Menzies, James, of Stewart Menzies and Co.—house 7 Gauzfi street Menzies, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 2 Cotton street Menzies, Robert, jun. of Stewart Menzies and Co.—ho. 15 Maxwellton Menzies, Robert, sen.—house 15 Maxwellton Menzies, spirit cellars;, 75 Broomlands— do. 2 Saucel— do. 5 Well street Merrylees, John, nianuf. 34 Causeyside-.—house Calside Middleton, David, spirit dealer, 12 West Croft street Middleton, James, brewer, Lexwell brewery, Millerston Miller, Adam, tinsmith, 9 St. Mirren's street Millar, Andrew and John, writers, M'Leod's Buildings, 4 Smith hills Millar, Andrew, of Millar, Andrew and John,—house 40 Oakshaw street Millar, David, and Son, tailors, 103 High street Millar, G. R. tailor and spirit dealer, 110 George street Millar, George, cowfeeder, 73 Canal street Millar, George, manufacturer, 12 Wardrop street ^oilier, Jas. manager, Blackball factory—ho. Saucel bank 54 PAIS

Millar, John, of Barr and Millar—ho. 103 High street Millar, John, broker, 79 High street Millar, John, carter and coal dealer, 2 New Sneddon Millar, John, copper and tinsmith, 82 High street Millar, John, grocer, 77 High street Millar, John, teacher, 6 Cotton street Miller, John, teacher, 59 Storie street Millar, John, of Millar, Andrew and John—house 23 Wellmeadow street Millar, Robert, yarn bleacher, 6 Snodgrass lane, Seedhlll Millar and Smith, silk mercers, 9 High street Millar, Walter, wine and spirit mercht. Lylesland, ho. do. Miller, Wm. jun. north church officer, 8 Love street Miller, Wra. town drummer and bill poster, 35 Moss st. Miller, Robert, spirit dealer, 6 Moss street Miller, Robert, yarn bleacher, Seedhill Miller, Thomas, draper and silk raercar, 97 High street, house 6 Moss street Milligan, Edward, cowfeeder, 31 Wells street Mills, James, pattern drawer, 3 Wardrop street Mills, Peter, builder, 5 Stow street Mirren, Peter, merchant tailor, 9 St. Mirren's street Mitchell, Andrew, plasterer, 14^9 George st —ho. 150 do. Mitchell, Arch, turner and vintner, 27 Wellmeadow st. Mitchell, Daniel, spirit dealer, 85 Causeyside Mitchell, Daniel, tailor, 17 Castle street Mitchell, James, boot and shoemaker, 71 Brooralands st. Mitchell, James, broker, 16 New Smith hills Mitchell, James, dyer, 4 Clark's place, Seedhills Mitchell, James, keeper of bridewell—house County Buildings Mitchell, John, farmer, Patterhill Mitchell, John, porter Glasgow Union Bank—house 109 High street

Mitchell^ John de -.ler in teas, fruits, 8fC. teacher of deaf and dumb 43, High street Mitchell, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 8 Prussia street Mitchell, Thomas, Little Mill distillery spirit cellar, 117 George street Mitchell, William, flower lasher, 1 Barclay street PAISLEY. 55

Mitchell, William, teacher, 21 Lawn street Moffat, John, builder, 33 Thread street Moffat, John, tailor, 9 High street Molineaux, John, club agent, 53 Storie street Molloy, Duncan, shoemaker, 4 silk street Money, John, teacher association school, Carbrook st. Montgomery, W, cashier of pohce, (Burgh) ho. 9 Cross st. Monro, John, tailor, 6 Love street Mood}'^, George, of Wylie, Rodger, and Moody, house Cartvale Morgan, John, of M'Kerrell and Morgan, ho. 49 High st. Morgan, Robert, grocer, .50 Caledonia street Morgan, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 62 High st. MoiTen, Gavin, flesher, 4 Dyer's wynd Morris, Andrew, flower-lasher, 2 Wardrop street Morrison, Alexander, grocer, 7 Old Sneddon Morrison, Alexander, spirit dealer, 77 Broomlands street Morrison, Mrs. Claud, grocer, 33 King street Morrison, James, hairdresser, 150 George street Morison, James, shawl manufacturer, 6 Causeyside—ho. 9 Garthland place Morrison, Jas. wine & spirit mercht. 45 Broomlands st. Morrison, John, spirit dealer, 2 Wellmeadow street Morrison, Mrs. leghcrn and straw hat maker, 14 War- drop street Morrison, Robert, hair dresser, 76 Broomlands street Morrison, R. stationer, and public library, 85 High st. Morrison, William, of Marshall & Morrison—house 14 Wardrop street Morrison, Wilson, teacher of music, 9 Back Sneddon Morton, Henderson, shoemaker, 31 Glen street Morton, John, leather cutter, boot and shoemaker, 9 Smith hills—house do. Morton, Jn. of Morton, Jn. & Co—ho. 38 Causeyside Morton, Jn. & Co. shawl manufacturers, 38 Causeyside Morton, Mrs. grocer, 5 Moncrieff street Morton, Thomas, shoemaker, 16 Back row, Sandholes Motherwell, John, nailmaker, 7 Orchard street Moyes, Geo. starcher, George place—ho. 83 High street Moyes, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 83 High st. 56 PAISLEY.

Moyes, Robert, harness and simple tyer, 20 Lawn street Muir, Andrew, feuar, 47 Storie street Muir, Archibald, teacher, 7 Seedhill Muir, A. & R. bleachers, Glenfield Muir, Catherine, earthenware dealer, 4 Causeyside Muir, David, apothecary, 1 Smith hills Muir, Hugh, grocer, ham curer, and spirit dealer, 24 Wellmeadow street Muir, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 23 Stoclc street, Charleston— house 1 Smith street Muir, Jas. sen. and Co. manufacturers, 4 Causeyside— house Greenhill Cottage Muir, James, slater, 13 Broomlands street Muir, John, accountant, librarian to the Paisley library, and clerk of Society rooms, 22 Moss street—house 34 Glen street Muir, John, grocer, 10 Stock street Muir, John, of Muir & Murdoch—ho. 47 Oakshaw st. Muir, John, shawl manufacturer, 110 Causeyside—ho. 140 George street Muir, John, victualler, 22 Lawn street—house do. Muir, John, writer, 31 Gauze street Muir, Mathew, grain dealer—house Greenhill Muir, Miss, straw hat maker, 18 Storie street Muir, Mrs. James—house Greenhill cottage Muir Sf Murdoch, clothiers and hatters, 3 Moss street Muir, Robert, baker and grain merchant, 46 Moss street Muir, Robert, carter, 26 Queen street Muir, Robert, flesher, 26 Moss street Muir, Robert, letter runner—ho. Garthland street Muir, Robt. writer, 66 Millar street, Glasgow Muir, W. grain dealer and miller, Saucel Mills— house 7 Burn row Muir, Wm. grocer & grain mercht. 93 High St.— ho. do. Muir, William, manufacturer, 19 John street Muirhead, Andrew, shoemaker, 4 Silk street Mulherron, Mrs. cowfeeder, 27 Maxwellton street Mullen, Hugh, tailor, 47 Hamilton street, Caiside Mungle, Hugh, grocer, 26 Cotton street Muugle, Hugh, spirit cellar, 10 Well street PAISLEY. o7

Munn, Armstrong, manufacturer, 35 Storie street Munn, James, manufacturer, 13 George street Munn, John, sheriff" officer & constable, 7 Renfrew street Munn, Robert, druggist, 67 Causeyside Munn, D. surgeon, oculist, and druggist, 31 Causeyside Munro, Daniel, potato dealer and grocer, 31 King street Munro, Daniel, tailor, 12 New Sneddon Munro, James, tailor, 7 Broomlands street Munroe, David, tailor, 42 Moss street Murdoch, John, silk and cotton yarn merchant, 112 Causeyside Murdoch, Peter, of Muir and Murdoch—ho. 25 Moss st. Murdoch, Mrs. Wm. thibet cutter, 31 Causeyside Mure, James, bank of Scotland—ho. 118 Causeyside Murphy, James, shawl manufacturer, 169 George street Murphy, John, pattern drawer. Brown's lane Murphy, Thomas, flower painter, 6 Bridge st. (Burgh) Murray, George, and Co. manufacturers, 116 Causeyside Murray, John, cowfeeder, 10 Sandholes, Back row- Murray, John, general grocer and spirit dealer, 34 Fligh st Murray, Joseph, bookseller, stationer, and librarian, 3 High street Murray, Matthew, carter, 31 Cotton street

Murray, Miss Agnes, dress maker, 1 1 Abbey street Murray, Miss Marion, grocer, 6 Barclay street Murray, Mrs. Helen, spirit dealer, 43 Maxwellton Murray, Mrs. straw hat maker, 54 High street Murray, William, and Son, painters, oil, and colourmen, Gilmour street Murray, William R. pattern drawer, 3 Caledonia street Murtrie, W. Superintendent and surveyor for police assessment, house, 10 West Brae

MACALASTER, John, and Co. manufacturers, 113 Causeyside Macalaster, Mrs. grocer, 24 New Smith hills Macalaster, W. manufacturer, 113 Causeyside, agent for the Globe Insurance Co., ho. 2 Oakshaw head Macalister, A. and W. clothiers and hatters, 106 High street, house 17 Storie street —

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Macalister, Andrew, of Macalister, Wm. and Sons, house 25 Calside Macalister, John, of Macalister, Wm. and Sons, house Blackland place Macalister, William, jun. of Macalister Wm. and Sons, house Blackland place Macalister, Wm. sen. of Macalister, Wm. and Sons, ho. 25 Calside Macalister, Wm. and Sons, manufs. 15 Causey side

Macalpine and Watson, silk merchants, J 4 Causeyside Macalpine, A. of Macalpine and Watson, ho. Camphill

M'Alpine, James, spirit dealer, 1 6 Moss street M' Alpine, W. and J. tailors, 16 High street M'Arthur, Adam, manufacturer, 5 Causeyside, house 22 St. James' street M'Arthur, Henry J, shawl manuf. 8 Orchard street M' Arthur, James, of M 'Arthur, J. and J. ho. Camphill M'Arthur, J. and J. manufacturers, \li Cause3^side M' Arthur, John, boot and shoe warehouse, 10 Smith hills M*Arthur, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 21 Wallace st. M'Arthur, John, warper, 162 George street M' Arthur, Mrs. matron, town hospital, 7 New Sneddon M'Arthur, Mrs, milliner, S2 Moss street M' Arthur, Mrs. milliner & dressmaker, 12 Dyer's wynd M'Arthur, Robert, shawl manufacturer, 21 Causeyside —house 6 East Buchanan street M'Arthur, Wm. manufacturer, 16 Causeyside, house do. M'Ausland, Peter, (old sun tavern) 16 Lawn street where Burns, the Ayrshire Bard, met with Wilson, the Paisley Bard and American Ornithologist M'Ausland, lit. boot & shoemaker, 14 High st. ho. do. M'Ausland, Mrs. dressmaker and milliner, 83 Broom- land street M'Beath, John, tailor, 7 Abbey street M 'Bride, ISleil, farmer, West Marsh M'CafFer, Alex, blacksmith and farrier, Saucel M'Callum, Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, 5 Love street M'Callum, Alexander, dyer, 12 New Smith hills M'Callum, Archibald, skinner, 16 New Smith hills M'Call, James, chimney sweep, 6 Abbey close PAISLEY. 59

M'Call, Mrs. green shop, 21 Moss street M'Cargow, Adam, house 5 West brae M'Caul, Mrs. Malcom, spirit dealer, 2 St. Mirren's street M'Clymont, Mrs. tape merchant, ]8 Storie street M'Coid, Jean, butter and egg dealer, 8 New Sneddon M'Coll, Mrs. dress maker, 7 Smith hills M'Connal, Andrew, spirit dealer, 105 George street M'Cormick, Mrs, dressmaker, 2 St. Mirren's street M'Coull, Ralph, flower-lasher, 93 Causeyside M'Cready, Samuel, tailor, 44 Moss street M'Devat, Mrs. clothier, 16 St, Mirren's street M'Donakl, Alex, spirit dealer, 5 East Buchanan street M'Donald, Alex, wine and spirit merchant, 11 Canal st. M'Donald, Allan, 83 broker. High street M'Donald, D. and J. manufacturers, 14 St Mirren's st house 49 Love street M'Donald, James, boot and shoemaker, 6 Storie street M'Donald, John, corkcutter, 37 New street M'Donald, John, tailor, 9 High street M'Donald, Mrs. broker, 79 High street M'Donald, Mrs. straw hat maker, 6 Silk street M'Donald, Neil, late manufacturer, house 49 Love street M'Donald, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 2 Gauze street M'Donald, Wm. boot and shoemaker, 16 Causeyside M'Dougal, Alex, cowfeeder & spirit dealer, 5 Silk street M'Dougal, Daniel, foreman to Macalister, A. & W. 106 High street M'Dougal, Donald, Turf Inn, 8 Orchard street M'Dougal, John, bre\ter, 1 Ferguslie, East lane M'Ewen, Mrs. linen dresser, 2 Gauze street M'Fadyen, Archibald, cowfeeder, 5 Cotton street M'Fadyen, Findlay, spirit dealer, gigs and sdadle horse?, 9 Gauze street

M'Fadyen, James, grocer and grain dealer, 31 Hight st. M'Fadyen, John, beamer, 15 Castle street M'Fadyen, Peter, 5 Cotton street M'Fadyen, Wm. cowfeeder, 18 Sandholes

M'Farlaiie, Alex, clerk. Paisley Bank, ho. 2 Caledonia st. M'Farlane, D. & G. spirit dealers, 5 Caledonia street M'Farlane, Daniel, house Canal Bank 00 PAISLEY.

M'Farlane, Ebenezer C, U. S. C. officer, 24 George st. M'Farlane, Graham, writer, Sneddon Macfarlane, Hugh, manufacturer, 110 Causeyside, ho. 56 Love street MFarlane, Jas. 4" Co. distillers, Lonewells, 11 Well st. M'Farlane, James, distiller, house 27 Well street M'Farlane, James, feuar, Stirling street M'Farlane, James, teacher, 2 Hunter street M'Farlane, John, boot and shoe warehouse, 104 High st. M'Farlane, John, spirit dealer, 21 Broomland street M'Farlane, Misses, dressmakers, 27 New Smith hills M'Farlane, Mrs. house 33 Old Sneddon M^Farlane, Mrs. Robert, house 2 Caledonia street M'Farlane, Malcolm, flesher, and spirit dealer, Charleston M'Farlane, Rev. John, 26 Broomland street M'Farlane, Robert, tailor, 1 Silk street M'Farlane, T. H. wine and spirit merchant, 29 Lady lane, house Canal Bank M'Farlane, W. & W. joiners, cabinet makers, and timber merchants, George place, ho. do. M'Farlane, Walter, collector of poors' rates, 30 St James' street M'Farlane, Wm. hair dresser and bookbinder, 4 New st. M'Fee, Daniel, boot and shoemaker, 69 Broomlands M'Fee, Duncan, smith and ironmonger, 73 Broomlands M'Fee, Dougal, grocer, 6 Wardrop street M'Fee, Miss, milliner, 44 New street M'Gallan, David, tailor, 14 St. Mirren's street M'Gavin, Hugh & Son, tailors, 47 High street M 'Gavin, James, cotton yarn merchant and accountant, 114 Causeyside, house 31 Glen street M'Gaw, Joseph, travelling merchant, 12 Broomland sf. M'Gibbon, John, ironmonger, house 17 Thread street M'Gibbon, John, wright, 68 High street M'Gill, Wm. boot and shoemaker, 78 High street M'Gilvray, Alex, baker, 34 Moss street M'Gillivray, Duncan, dry salter, Blackhall

M'Gilvray 8^ Fleming, manufacturers, Causeyside M'Ginty, Hugh, spirit dealer, 12 Old Sneddon M'Glashan, Alex, tailor, 100 High street PAISLEY. 61

M'Goun, Andw. agent and coal merchant, Harbour lane, ho. 12 New Sneddon M'Gown, John, grocer and spiritdealer, Carriagehill M*Gown, Mrs. George, linen dresser, 1 Lillia's wynd M'Grath, James, vintner, 30 Old Sneddon M'Gregor, Duncan, of Coats, Grieve, & Co. ho, 26 Or- chard street McGregor, Gregor, shawl manufacturer, 107 Causeyside M'Gregor, Hugh, shoemaker, 6 Williamsburgh

M'Gregor, James, cloth lapper, 23 Causeyside, house 4j Bridge street, (Burgh)

M'Gregor, John 8f Co. calico, silk, and woollen printers, Patrick Bank M'Gregor, John, foreman, baking association, 21 New Smith hills M'Gregor, John, of M'Gregor 4" Co. ho. Patrick Bank M'Gregor, Thomas, hairdresser, 31 Moss street M'Houl, Andrew, spirit cellars, 10 Orchard street M'Hugh, Francis, broker, 31 Moss street M'Hutcheon, John, boot and shoe maker, 20 Cotton st, M 'Hutchison, James, musician, 6 Abbey st» M'Hutchison, Mrs. milliner, 12 High street M'lldowie, George, excise officer, house 5S High street M'llroy, Mrs. broker, 28 Moss street M'llwham, Wm. beamer, 3>i Stock street, Charleston M* 11 wrick, Thomas, warper, Cart lane M'Indoe, Jn. cowfeeder, spirit & potato dealer, S King st. M'Innes, James, grocer, 30 St. James' street M'Intosh 4* Duncan, tanners, curriers, and leather merchants, 37 Gordon's lane M'Intosh, John, slater, 19 Wellmeadow street M'Intosh, Wm. dyer, 1 Water brae, (New Town) M'Intyre, Duncan, wine and spirit merchant, 44 New st. -^—Alexander Martin, salesman M'Intyre, Peter, shoemaker, 5 Wallneuk street M'Kaig, Mrs. dressmaker, 19 Moss street M'Kaig, Mrs. register office for servants, 10 Moss street M'Kaig, Mrs. John, spirit dealer, 36 Moss street M'Kay, Alex, tailor, and collector of road mcjncy, Abbey- Parish, 53 High street 62 PAISLEY.

M'Kay, James, flesher, 35 Fligh street M'Kay, Jean, green grocer, 49 Moss street M^Ka3% Mrs. John, house 12 x\bbey close M'Kay & O'Hara, shawl warehousemen and manufacturers, 105 Causeyside M'Kaj, Wm. tailor, 33 George street M'Kean, James, clothier, 23 High street M'Kean, John, beamer, 10 Old Sneddon M'Kean, Robert, of Sim, William & Co. house 3 West Croft street M'Kechnie, Alex, manufacturer, 21 Glen street M'Kechnie, Daniel, grocer and spirit dealer, 46 New Sneddon M'Kechnie, John, grocer, 29 Causeyside M'Kechnie, Peter, shoemaker, 5 Lawn street M'Kechnie, Robert, INLD. 10 Smith hills M'Kechnie, Thos, bookseller and stationer, 80 High st. M'Kellar, Donald, carter and cowfeeder, 2 Silk street M'Kell, John, hair dresser and perfumer, 4 Moss street M*Kenzie, Daniel, gardener, Renfrew street, shop, 6 Smith hills M'Kenzie, Hugh, boot and shoemaker, 6 Calside M'Kenzie, Miss, dressmaker, 74 Love street M'Kenzie, Mrs. Colin, grocer, 55 Storie street M'Kenzie, John, road and well contractor, G Wellmea- dow street M'Kenzie, John, board smith, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon M'Kenzie, John, tailor, habit and pelisse maker, 19 Old Sneddon M-Kerrell, Fulton, residence Brabloch M'Kerrell and Morgan, manufacturers, 14 Causeyside M'Kerrell, Mrs. John, grocer & spirit dealer, 25 Lawn §t» M'Kerrell, W~illiam, of M'Kerrell and Morgan—house 3 Garthland Place M'Kim, Hugh, cowfeeder, 17 Abbey Close M'Kinlay, Daniel, M.D., 42 New street M'Kinlay, James, civil engineer, 1 Maxwellton M'Kinlay, Robert, cowfeeder, 21 School wynd M'Kinlay, Robert, ilowerlasher, 1 12 Causeyside PAISLEY, 63

M'Kinnej, Charles, grocer, 15 Broomland street M'Kinnio, Peter, spirit dealer, 3 Abbey Close

M'Kirdy, John, gernmn clock warehouse, 4 St Mirren st. —-Walter M'Farlane, agent M'Lauchlan, Duncan, gardener & cowfeeder, 17 Well st, M'Lauchlane, Mrs. straw hat maker, 68 Love street M'Lachlan, John, cowfeeder, 2 Bladda IVPLauchlan, Rev. Robert—house 56 Canal street M'Lardy, John, confectioner, 5 St. Mirren street M'Laren, Mrs. broker, 3 Maxwellion street McLean, Andrew, dyer, 9 Dyer's wynd— ho. 59 Love st. McLean, Eliza, eating house, 10 Gauze street M'Lean, Henry, weaver's office, IGO George street M*Lean, Hugh, draper, 86 High street M'Lean, James, gardener, 28 Cotton street M'Lean, John, dyer, 9 Dyer's wynd— house Gatesida M'Lean, John, teacher, 75 Causeyside M'Lean, Mrs. John, weaver's office, 94 Causeyside M'Lean, Misses, dressmakers, 92 Causeyside M'Lean, Mrs, grocer and spirit dealer, 9 School wynd M'Lean, Peter, spirit dealer, 37 Ferguslie Mac Lean, William, writer, 5 Moss street M'Lellan, John, grocer, 15 South Croft street M'Lellan, William, beamer, 5 Maxwellton street M'Lellan, Misses, milliners and dress makers, 69 High st. M'Leod, Joseph, surveyor of taxes, 95 High street M'Leod, Mr?. Joseph, jun.—house 16 Moss street M'ljerie, Joseph, pattern drawer, 6 Gordon's lane M'Lerie, Mrs. David, grocer, 29 New street M'Lerie, M. & J. furnishing shop, 102 Causeyside M'Lerie, Patrick, grocer & grain merchant, 39 Ferguslie M'Lerie, I'homas, warper, 89 Causeyside M'Lerie, Miss, milliner, 94 Causeyside M'Lintock, James, and Son, calico printers, Linside M'Lintock, James, victualler, 31 George street M'Lure, James, grocer, 117 George street M'Lurkin, Thomas, pawnbroker, 98 Causeyside and 5 Brown's lane M'Menamy, Edward, spirit dealer, 66 Broo nlands M'Millan, Duncan, Earl Grey Inn, 17 Smithhills 64 PAISLEY.

McMillan, John, painter, 69 High street M'MillaD, John, twiner, 27 New Sneddon M-Millan, Miss, milliner & dress maker, 27 New Sneddon AI'Millan, Neil, spirit dealer, ]0 Barclay street M,Millan, Neil, and Co. clothlappers, 15 Causeyside McMillan, Peter, spirit dealer, 32 Broomland street M'Millan, William, manufacturer, 88 Canal street M'Nab, Andrew, of Barr and M'Nab,—ho. Burns' Place M'Nab, Jas. grocer & spirit dealer, W. Carriagehill place M'Nab, John —house Burns' Plstce M'Nair, Archibald, of M'Nair &: Brand—house 2 Garth- land Place M'Nair and Brand, silk andsha\Vl merchants^ 23 New st. M'Nair, D. foreman, George Place M'Nair, David, grocer, 97 Causeyside M'Nair, Duncan, grocer, 37 Storie street M'Nair, James, manufacturer^ 110 Causeyside Macnair, Rev. Robert, Abbey Manse M'Nair, Robert, farmer, Meikleriggs M'Nair, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, Cowieston M'Nair, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 72 Causeyside M'Naught, Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, 116 George st. M 'Naught, Daniel, smith and farrier, 66 George street M'Naught, James, slater, 2 Bridge street M'Naught, John, reporter for the Paisley Advertiser newspaper— house 46 High street M'Naught, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 10 Abbey st. M'Naught, Neil, oil and colour shop, 1 St. Mirren st. Macnaughtan, Rev. John, A. M.—house Castlehead M'Nee, Rt. & Co. smiths & bell hangers, 6 Dyer's wynd M'Neil, Donald, clerk, Sacell Brewery Company— ho. 14 Orchard street M'Neil, H. tailor, 23 High street M'Neil, James, tailor, 41 Wellraeadow street M'Neil, James, jun. clothier, Gilmour street M'Neil, John, manager, Underwood Mill, Underwood M'Niel, teacher, 10 Gauze street M'Niel, Miss, straw hat maker, 27 Causeyside M'Niol, Mrs. twiner, 13 Old Sneddon (furnished lodgings) —

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M'Neilledge, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 101 High street M'Nicol, Alexander, thread and twine manufacturer, 30 Gauze street M'Nicol, Archd. shawl maniufacturer, 14 Causeyside house 14 Wardrop street M^Nicol, Mrs. Daniel, twiner and thread manufacturer, 1 East Buchanan street M'Nicol, Duncan, flesher, 21 Smithhills, house 22 School Wynd M'Nicoll, Mrs. eating house, 6 New street M'Nicol, William, foreman, 5 Caledonia street M'Nish, James, wright and shuttle niaker, 2 Stock street, Charleston M'Phail, Duncan, house, sign, and ornamental painter, 14

High street, colour shop fi St. Mirren street M'Phee, Alexander, tailor, 10 Silk street M'Pherson, Alex, sorting master, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon M'Pherson, Archibald, spinning master, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon M'Pherson, John, English and Commercial School, 93 High street M'Pherson, John, grocer and saddler, 7 Broomlands M'Pherson, Mary, grocer, 120 George street M'Queen, Alex, cabinet and chair warehouse, 9 Well- meadow St. —house do.—workshop, 3 Barclay street M'Queen, James, ironmonger, 20 High street M'Queen, John, manager, 8 St. James' street M'Rae,' Mrs. Alex, stay maker, 2 Broomlands M 'Robbie, Lewis, confectioner, 51 High street M'Taggart, Mrs. cowfeeder, 48 High street M'Vey, Mrs, milliner & dressmaker, 28 Wellmeadow st, M' Vicar, Peter, grocer and spirit dealer, 6 Union st. Char- leston M'Vicar, Peter, coal merchant, 30 New Smithhills M'Wade, Mrs. dressmaker, 70 High street M'Walter, Mrs. milliner and corset maker, 43 High st, M' Walter, Mrs. spirit dealer, 46 High street M'Walter, Wm. surgeon and druggist, 78 High street 66 PAISLEY;

NAIRN, xA.ndrew, warehouseman—house 2 Maxwellton Nairn, John, general grocer and tea merchant, 67 Broom- lands street Nairn, Thomas, saw dresser, 15 Inkle street Nairn, William, treasurer, gas companj, 22 Moss street, house 34 New street Napier, John, collector of Cess, County Buildings, residence Blackstoun Napier, Matthew, cabinet maker & joiner, 52 Causeyside Neil, Miss Frances, confectioner, 30 Cotton street Neil, John, manufacturer, 8 West Campbell street Neilson, Geo. clerk, at White, Jas. jun., ho" 6 Love st. Neilson, James, carpet shoemaker, 11 John street Neilson, John, late merchant, house Nethercomraon Neilson, John, printer, 15 St. Mirren's street, house 21 St. James' street Neilson, Matthew, heddle maker and weavers's office, 40 George street Neilson, Thos, joiner & cabinet maker, 36 Wellmoadow st. Neilson, Thomas, traveller, 8 Abbey street Nesmith, James, fish and bacon store, 19 Smith hills Ne;\'ton, Mrs. cowfeeder and grocer, 5 Bridge st. (Burgh) Nichol, Hugh, undertaker, 2 Queen street Nicol, Alex, boot and shoemaker, 22 Broomlands street Nicol, John, cowfeeder, 22 South Croft street Nicol, Walter, manufacturer, 7 St. Mirren's street, ho. 20 Orchard street Nicol, William, tailor, 109 High street

Nicol, William, tailor, street, !«,. 43 Wellmeadow . Nisbet, Thos. col^ectdr of police (burgii) ho. 59 High St_. Niven, John, salt office, 38 Broomlands street Nixon, Simon, cowfeeder, 8 Storie street Norie, grocer, 21 Old Sneddon Notman, Mrs. William, cowfeeder, 87 Causeyside Notman, William, manufacturer, 110 Causeyside, house Thornly Cottage

O'HARRA, Patrick, broker, 22 New street Oliver, Archd. grocer, 34 Glen street Oliver, Robert, tobacconist, 83 Broomlands street PAISLEY. 6T

O'Neil, Patrick, spirit and provision dealer, 20 Moss st Orr, Andrew, spirit dealer, J2 High street

Orr, James, grocer, ] East Croft street Orr, John, carter and cowfeeder, 107 George street Orr, John, jun. & Co. cotton spinners. Underwood street Orr, John, of Orr, John, jun. & Co. ho. Underwood st. Orr, Misess, house 35 Causeyside Orr, Mrs. Thos. (Steam Boat Tavern,) 42 Moss street Orr, Mrs. Wra. sen. house 54 Love street Orr, Rohert of Lylesland Orr, Robt. of Orr, Wm. & Robt. ho. 54 Love street Orr, Robert, builder, 21 Moss street Orr, Robert, stocking maker, 31 New street Orr, Wm baker and spirit dealer, 9 New Sneddon Orr, Wm. Sc Robt. manufacturers, 106 Causeyside—Jas. Dykes, agent—counting house 39 West Nile street, Glasgow Osborne, George, teacher, 24 Glen street Osborne, James, v>reavers' wright and turner, 20 Lawn st. Oswald, James, tea merchant, 33 George street

PAISLEY Advertiser Office, 15 St Mirren's street^ published on Saturday morning Paisley Coffee Room;, and News Room, 107 High street, (Cross) James Love, keeper" Paisley Directory Office, 10 Barclay street, G. Fowler Paisley Library, "^22 Moss street, John Muir, librarian Paisle}'' and Renfrewshire Reformer Office, 19 High st. published on Saturday, at 7 evening Paisley Theatre, 2 Bridge street, S. Johnson, manager Park, Alex, tea and coffee shop, 97 Causeyside Park, Allan, Gockston Park, John, jun. late manufacturer, ho. Gockston Park, Mrs. James, 12 Gauze street Park, Mrs. milliner, 27 High street Parker, Misses, dressmakers, 87 High street Parker, James, shawl manufacturer, 7 St. Mirren's street Parker, Wm. flower lasher, 13 Wardrop street Parlane^ James^ tailor, 106 George street 68 PAISLEY.

Paterson, Alex, grain merchant, 62 Causeyside and 109 George street Paterson, Hugh, tailor, 63 George street Paterson, Matthew, cowfeeder, 34 Canal street Paterson, Peter, farmer. West Marsh Paterson, Wm. flesher, 18 Smithhills Paton, James, M.D. 9 Orr square Paton, James, flesher, 3 Abbey close Paton, John, boot and shoemaker, 4 Canal street Paton, John, cowfeeder, 40 Gordon's lane Paton, John, draper, 103 and 104 High st. ho. 109 do. Paton, John, grocer, 34 High street Paton, Mrs. William, Scotch cloth merchant, 103 High street, house 101 do. Paton, Robert, joiner, cabinet maker, and timber mercht. 4 St. James' place, furniture warehouse do. house 24 Moss street Paton, Thomas, coal agent, 89 Canal street Patrick's fashionable boot and shoe warehouse, 84 and 87 High street Patrick, Robt. London hat warehouse, 86 High st, ho. do. Pattison, James, farmer, Holland Bush Pattison, Mrs. 24 Causeyside Pattison, Robert, blacksmith, 9 Ga,uze street Patison, Robert, merahant, 61 High street Pattison, Robert, wright, 21 New Smith hills

Pattison, Thomas, teacher, J 34 George street Pattison, William, blacksmith, 2 Broomlands Pattison, William, land surveyor, 61 High street Paul, John, manager of Adelphi cotton works, 68 New Sneddon Paul, Peter, wood turner, 23 Smith hills Peacock, J. keeper, Hillington toll bar Peacock, John, spirit dealer, 60 Causeyside Peacock, Mrs. P. H. druggist, 20 Sandholes, ho. do. Peacock, William, baker, 73 Causeyside Peacock, William, victualler, 86 Causeyside Pearson, John, flower drawer, house 53 Storie street Peden, J. accomptant, Pajsley Bank, ho. 1 Garthland place Peock, Mrs. of Meikleriggs — PAISLEY. 69

' . . » —_____ . Perrie, Wm. jun. hair dresser, 30 Wellmeadow street Perrie, Wm. sen. hair dresser, 16 Broornlands street Petrie, James, house factor, 72 Broornlands street

Pettigrew, Mrs. W. dress & straw hat maker, 14 Storie st. Philips, George, grocer, 64 Millerston Philips, Wm. agent, London Rojal Exchange Assurance, 33 Gauze street, ho. 34 do. Philips, Wm. &; Co. silk agents, 33 Gauze street

Pinkerton, Alex, feuar, house 1 Garthland street Pinkerton, John, feuar, 53 High street Pinkerton, John, cabinet maker, 39 Wellmeadow street, furniture warehouse, do.

Pinkerton, John, surgeon, 36 High st. house 1 Garthland street Pinkerton, L. tinsmith, 43 Moss street Pitcairns & Robertson, watch and clock makers, 9 Well- meadow street Pollock, Alex, cotton yarn merchant, 23 Causeyside Pollock, James, silk and yarn merchant, 21 Causeyside, house Greenhill Pollock, Mrs. stay and corset maker, 4 Storie street Pollock, J. & P. cotton spinners, }5 Newton street Pollock, Nathan, grocer, 26 Broomlands

Pollock, Peter, of Pollock, J. & P. house I Ferguslie East lane Poison, John, muslin manufacturer, 69 High street, ho. 16 Wellmeadow street Porter, James, jun. manufacturer, 5 George street Porter, Jast raanuf. 116 Causeyside, ho. Bladda House Pratt, cabinet maker, 34 Gauze street Provan, Robert, 6 Wardrop street Provan, W. & H. manufacturers, 6 Causeyside Provan, William, of Provan, W. & H. house 4 Bank st. Pullar, John, merchant, 26 Causeyside Purdie, John, professor of music, 5 Church hill Purdon, Jas, slademan, Sacell brewy. coy. ho. 10 Saucel Purdon, W. & A. joiners & cartwrights, 28 Williamsburgh

QUIGLEY, James, teacher, Catholic school, 5 Orr st. d3 TO PAISLEY.

RADCLTFFE, Jonathan, excise ofEcer, ho. 23 Glen st.

Railton, Mrs, James, boot and shoemaker, 39 High st. Raine, James, painter, 9 St. James' place Ralston, Archibald, wright and broker, 54 George street Ralston, James, manufacturer, 112 Causeyside— ho. 8 St. James' place Ralston, John, teuar, 47 High street Ralston, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 38 New street Rankin, Charles, tailor, 89 High street (back land) Rankin, Elizabeth, grocer, 2 School wynd Rankin, John, brick builder, 1 St. James's street Rankin, William, schoolmaster, 31 Storie street—session clerk for Low parish, house 1 Barclay street Rattray, Miss Isabella, dressmaker, 1 Gordon's lane Rea, John, dyer, 12 Niddry street, house 11 do. Reformed Synod's Divinity Hall, 38 Oakshaw street, Rev. Andrew Symington, D. D. Professor Reid, Alexander, excise officer, house 19 Saucel Reid, David, spirit dealer, 3 Mile Cottage Reid, Duncan, spirit dealer, 1 Garthland street Reid and Hanna, smiths and iron boat builders, 12 Higli street, main entry by Low Kirk lane, Causeyside Reid and Henderson, writers, 4 Moss street Reid, James, farmer, Meikleriggs Reid, James, musician. Salutation Inn, 29 High street Reid, John, joiner, cartwright, and timber merchant, Lylesland, house do. Reid, John, & Co. nursery and seedsmen, 3 Moss street — nursery Linside, Seedhill Reid, John, session clerk for Middle Church parish, and teacher of Town's English School, 7 Oakshaw st. Reid, John, wigmaker and hair dresser, 98 Causeyside Reid, Joseph, warper, 8 Wardrop street Reid, Mrs. dressmaker, 22 Causeyside Reid, Mrs. grocer, 10 Lawn street Reid, Mrs. John, gardener and seed shop, 45 High street Reid, Mrs. milliner and dressmaker, 8 Well street Reid, Robert, grocer & grain dealer, 19 Wellmeadow st. Reid, Robert, spirit dealer, 56 George street Reid, WilliaiU; of Reid & Hanna, ho. 47 High street PAISLEY. 71

Reid, William, of Reid & Henderson, house Linside Relief Synod's Divinity Hall, 32 Thread street, Rev. James Thomson, D.D. Professor Rendall, Andrew, excise officer, house Lonend Renfrew, John, smith and farrier, 90 George street Renfrew, Mrs. milliner, 8 Moss street Renfrew, Mrs. Robert, smith & farrier, 1 Williamsburgh Renfrewshire Directory Office, 30 Barclay st, G. Fowler Renfrewshire Reformer Office, (Paisley and) 19 High st. published on Saturday, at 7 evening Rennie, James, fiesher, 28 Geogre street Rentoul, Peter, grocer, 4 Broomlands street Rice, Samuel, victualler, 46 Broomlands street Richardson, John, shuttlemaker, 25 Lawn street Richardson, Mrs. John, house Burns' place Richmond, Andrew, spirit dealer, Millerston Richmond, Daniel, surgeon, 34 High street Richmond, James, baker, 36 Moss street Richmond, Thomas, manuf. 114 Causeyside, ho. 4 New Sneddon street Richmond, Thomas, surgeon, 34 High street Risk, John, wood turner, 13 Storie street Risk, Thomas, agent, Glasgow Union Bank, 109 High street, house Burns' place Ritchie, David, general grocer and tea dealer, 8 Gauze st. Ritchie, James, wright and timber merchant, three-mile- house, Glasgow road Ritchie, Mrs. William, grocer, 20 School wynd Robb, Claud, joiner, cabinet and chair maker, 24 High st. and 9 New street, house 2 Wardrop street Robb, George, window glazier, 2 Lillia's wynd, house 4 Dyer's wynd Robb. Wm. & Co. manufacturers, 6 Causeyside Roberton, Andrew, enterer, 32 Ge6rge street Robertson, Alex, grocer and cowfeeder, 19 Cotton street Robertson, Alex, pattern drawer, 14 Wardrop street Robertsons, confectioners, 8 Moss street Robertson, Daniel, gardener, 3 Smith hills Robertson, David, flower-drawer, 27 Orchard street Robertson & Fleming, manufacturers, 1 Causeyside —

72 PAISLEY.

Ilobertsbn, James, cabinet maker, SO Broomlands street- Robertson, James, church officer, St. George's Church, 41 Gordon's lane Robertson, James, farmer, HilUngton Robertson, James, glass, china, and stoneware merchant, 86 High street and 12 Wellmeadow st —ho. do. Robertson, James, warper, 110 Causeyside Robertson, John, beamer, 18 Barclay street Robertson, John, manufacturer, 1 Prussia street—house 37 Canal street Robertson, John, spirit dealer, 12 High street Robertson, John, theikar and feather dealer, 34 St. James's street Robertson, John, wright, 19 Gauze street, and cowfeeder, 7 Inkle street Robertson, Joseph, grocer and spirit dealer, 25 Moss st, Robertson, Kenneth, gardener ^ cowfeeder, 24 Lovest. Robertson, Mrs. Ross, Foxbar Robertson, Matthew, bleacher, Foxbar and Causeyend Robertson, Mure, Govan coal agent, I9 Canal street, ho. 10 Barclay street Robertson, Peter, reed maker, 98 Causeyside Robertson, Thomas, Foxbar Robertson, Quintin, dealer in simples and lash twines, 53 Storie street Robertson, Robert, bugle tavern, 15 Moss street Robertson, Robert, hosier and draper, 100 High street house, 21 do. Robertson, Thomas, Foxbar Robertson, W. and H. hat manufacturers, 97 High street Robertson, Walter, slater, 6 George street Robertson, William, at Whyte, James, jun, 66 Back Sneddon —house, 13 Wardrop street Robertson, Wm. vintner and boatman, gs New Sneddon Robin, D. and Co. manufacturers, 108 Causeyside Robin, David, of Robin, D. and Co. ho. Burns' place Robin, Thomas, spirit dealer, 17 Canal street Rodger, Robert, of Wylie, Rodger, and Moody— housq Lonend Rodger, Robert, gardener, Greenhill .

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Rodman, John M.D. 1 Orr square Ilolie, John, tailor, 105 High street Ronald, David, flower lasher, 113 George street Ronald, James, wright, grocer, and spirit dealer, 92 New Sneddon ' Ronald, William, builder, 23 St. James' street Rose, Daniel, supervisor, 41 High street Ross, Alexander, of Ross and Duncan—house Abercorn place, 13 Niddry street Ross and Duncan, thread manufacturers, Abercorn factory, 6 Abercorn street Ross, tJames, cowfeeder, 18 George street Ross, James, Ross's Tavern, 45 New street, spirit cellars, and (carriers? quarters) do. Ross, Mrs. broker, 8 Broomlands street Ross, Mrs. John—ho. Abercorn place, 13 Niddry street Ross, Philip, teacher, 3 LilHa's wynd, ho. 21 St. James' st. Ross, Robt. Brick and drain tile maker, 51 Caledonia st. (work Linclive) and baron officer for the Marquis of Abercorn Rowand, Andrew, farmer, 20 Ferguslle Rowand, Andrew, flesher, 107 George street Rowan, Robert, flesher, 27 High street and 1 New st. house 86 High street Rowand, Robert, gardener. Underwood street Rowat, Robert, shawl manufacturer, 12 VVardrop street, house do. Roxburgh, Andrew, of Roxburgh, Jbhn and Son-—ho. 57 Canal street Roxburgh, John, and Son, manufacturers, 13 Canal st. Roxburgh, John, of Roxburgh, John, and Son-^house 13 Canal street Rule, James, baker, 69 Broomlands str<»et Rule, John, baker, 32 Orchard street Rule, Mrs. John-^—house 13 Abbey street Rule, Robert, b^ker, 99 High street Rule, Robert, silk and yarn merchant, 109 Causeyside— and 110 Brunswick street, Glasgow Russell, Alexander, beamer, 69 Love street llusseli, Andrewj beamer^ 9 Qauze street 'J'4 PAISLEY.

Russell, James, Architect, 3 mile house, Glasgow road Russell, James, and Co. calico printers, 3 St. Mirren st. Russell, James, of Russell, James, and Co. — house 5 St. Mirren's street

Russell, John, grocer, 1 1 Broomlands street Russel, Miss, dress maker, 23 Moss street Russell, Robert, cowfeeder, 80 Canal street Russell, Thomas, beamer, 13 West Buchanan street Russel, William, flesher, 18 Sandholes Russell, William, victualler, 4 Gauze street Russell, William, Ayr and Kilmarnock carrier, 107 Cau- eeyside

SAMSON, Mrs. grocer, 54 George street Sanderson, John, brushmaker, 31 High street Sands, James, Greenock carrier, 3 Hunter street Sands, John, toll keeper, West toll bar Sang, William, cabinet maker & weavers' wright, 2 Lady lane Sacell Brewery Company, 9 Saucel

Saucel Distillery, spirit cellar, 11 Abbey close and 4j Ab- bey street Saucel Distillery, King street, Saucel Scadlock, George, pattern drawer^ 109 Causeyside Scott, Jno. cashier. Paisley Union Bank—ho. 1 Gauze st. Scott, Matthew, manufacturer, 109 Causey side^—house 4 Wardrop street Scott, Mrs. John, milliner and dress maker, 56 Storie st. Scott, Robert, butter and egg store, 3 Lawn street Scott, Robert, thibet cropper and shawl cutter, Cumber- land Factory, Kirk lane

Scott, Robert, shawl manufacturer, 1 1 Wardrop street Scroggie and Eaglesham, dyers, 59 New Sneddon Scroggie, James, of Scroggie and Eaglesham, house 34 New Sneddon Semple, David, of Caldwell and Semple, ho 34 Moss st. Semple, Hugh, grocer and spirit dealer, 75 High street Semple, John, feuar, 75 High street Semple, John, spirit dealer, 13 St. Hirren's street PAISLEY. 76

Shanks, Alex, gardener. West Crossflat, shop 1 1 Smith hills Shanks, William, church officer, I Oakshaw street

Shannon, Samuel, Sf Son, cloth lappers, 105 Causeyside Sharp, Duncan, shoemaker, 11 Back Sneddon Sharp, Misses, dress makers, 4 Christie street Sharp, Thomas, of Brown, Sharps, and Co. —house 32 New street Sharp, William, of Brown, Sharps, and Co.—house George place Shaw, Duncan, Saucel distillery spirit cellars, 20 Abbey close Shaw, James, clerk, Underwood cotton works Shaw, James, gardener, 13 Wellmeadow street Shaw, John, baker, 2 Bridge street Shedden, John, merchant, 12 Causeyside Shelden, Joseph, confectioner, 20 Wellmeadow street Shirlaw, James, weavers' wright and shuttle maker, 5 Canal street Shirlaw, Mrs. midwife, 26 Causeyside Shirlaw, Thomas, wright, 2 Queen street

Shirlaw, Wm. hair dresser, (up 1 stair,) 99 High street Silk street victualling society, 2 silk street, William Stir- ling, salesman Sim, Archibald, baker, 111 George street Sim, Duncan, baker, 38 High street Sim, James, foreman to Carlile, James, and Son, 13Car- lile place Sim, Matthew, spirit dealer, 22 Hamilton st. Calside Sim, Mrs. furnishing shop, 3 Wellmeadow street Sim, Mrs. milliner, 16 George street Sim, Mrs. spirit dealer, 150 George street Sim, Simon, sen. baker, 6 Glen street Sim, Wm. and Co. hard and soft soap manufacturers,

1. West Croft street Sim, Wm. of Sim, Wm. and Co.—house Gallowhill Simm, Robert, feuar, XXI. Wellmeadoiv street Simpson, A. H. of Simpson and Martin— residence Bi- shopton House Simpsan and Martin, writers, 1 Smith hills 76 PAISLEY.

Sinclair, Archd. hat maker, 94 High street—ho, do, Sinclair, Daniel, shoemaker, 3 New Smith hills Sinclair, Hugh, shoemaker, 10 Silk street Sinclair, John, grocer, 3 Garthland street Skeoch, J. and M. twine manufacturers, 41 New street Slater, David, warper, 20 Smith hills Slater, John, of Haircraigs, farmer Slater, Matthew, starcher, 20 Smith hills rr-hopse 3 Ha- milton street Sloan, James, grocer and vintner, 22 Sandholes Sloan, Sam. confectioner and spirit dealer, 2 Broomlands Small, Henry, shoemaker, 56 Caledonia street Small, William, Paisley Museum, and manager zoological department, botanical and zoological gardens, Hope temple, 15 Love street Smart, Rev, William, U.S.C -7-house 56 Causeyside Smellie, Mr§. eating hou?e, 6 Wellmeadow street Smith, Adam, writer —house 59 Causeyside Smith, Alexander, spirit dealer, 1 1 Dyers* wynd Smith, Alexander, warper, 8 Causeyside Smith, Allan, librarian, Paisley trades' library, house 35 Canal street Smith, Andrew, spirit dealer, 1 Bladda, Busby c3.mer'£; quarter Smith, Charles, grocer, Carriagehill Smith, David, merchant tailor, 9? Causeyside Smith, David, grocer and spirit dealer. 111 George st. Smith, Duncan, grocer, 3 Neilson street Smith, E. tinsmith, ^6 Causeyside Smith, George, of Thomson and Smith, house West lane Williamsburgh Smith, Hugh, millwright, 9 William street Smith, James, coal merchant, 2 Hamilton st. Charleston Smith, James, cork cutter, 12 New street Smith, James, flesher, 94 High street Smith, James, and Son, timber merchants, 72 New Sned- don—.house 1 Carlile place Smith, James, tailor, 31 Moss street Smith, James, twister, 7 West Campbell Street Smith, John^ cowfeeder and grocer, 10 Lawn street —

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Smith, John, pattern drawer & print cutter, 21 Gauze st.

Smith, John, shoemaker, 1 Abbey close Smith, John, tailor, 29 High street Smith, John, timber merchant, 72 New Sneddon Smith, John, manufacturer and builder, 107 Causeyside, house 36 Stock street, Charleston Smith, Miss Agnes, victualler, 24 Moss street Smith, Misses, straw hat and dress makers, 6 West Bu- chanan street Smith, Mrs. grocer, 86 New Sneddon Smith, Robert, of Barshaw Smith, Robert, auctioneer, 24- Broomlands street Smith, Robert, grocer, 12 Broomlands st. ho, William st. Smith, Robert, and Go. pawnbrokers, 32 Gauze street Smith, Robert, spirit cellar, 69 George street Smith, Robert, spirit dealer, 20 Castle street Smtth, Robert, spirit dealer, 6 Smith hills, carriers* quarters Smith, Robert, wholesale and retail bpot and shoe ware* house, 50 Moss street Smith, Thomas, tailor, 36 Moss street Smith, William, boot and shoemaker, 3 High st. ho. do. Smith, William, grain and spirit dealer, gigs and horses to hire, 67 and 68 Causeyside Smith, William, manufacturer, 14 Ferguslie Smith, William, spirit dealer, 12 Causeyside Snodgrass, Hugh, flesher, 10 Moss street Snodgrass, Hugh, flesher, 18 Moss street Snodgrass, John, miller and grain dealer, Cardonald mill Snodgrass, John, miller and grain dealer, 22 Seedhill house 24 do. Snodgrass, John, painter, 28 Gauze street Society Rooms, 22 Moss street—John Muir, clerk Sorbie, Mrs. dress maker, 6 Old Sneddon Southwell, Sam. flax dresser and rope maker, 18 Highst. Speirs, Alexander, manufacturer, 1 4 Causeyside—house 63 Love street Speirs, John, wine and spirit dealer, 35 High street Speirs, Robert, Inch Cottage

Speirs, Robert, turner and grocer, 1 1 Saucel —

T8 PAISLEY.

Speirs, Robert, R. N. 7 Carlile place Spowart, Robert, grain merchant, 6 Silk street Spreul, Miss, dress maker, 1 Wellmeadow Spreul, Thomas, spirit dealer, 1 Wellmeadow Sproul, Joseph, travelling merchant, 38 High street Sproul, Wm. vintner and boatman, 8 New Sneddon Stalker, John, dyer, 9 New Smith hills Steel, Robert, manufacturer, 52 Caledonia street Steven, J. and W. rope and twine manufacturers, 80 High street Steven, James, of Steven, J. and W.—-ho. 23 Oakshaw st. Steven, William, of Steven, J. and W,—ho. 58 Storie st. Stevenson, Allan, spirit dealer & eating house, 6 Moss st. Stevenson^ James, baker, 6 Silk street Stevenson, James, cooper, 79 Broomlands street Stevenson, James, seedsman and agent for London snuffs, 1 St, Mirren's street Stevenson, James, cowfeeder, 28 St. James' street Stevenson, James, shawl washer, 56 Causey side Stevenson, John, carter, G Gordon's lane Stevenson, Miss, leghorn and straw hat maker, 121 George street Stevenson, Mrs. Nathan—house 21 St. James' street Stevenson, Rev. Robert, 8 Orr square Stevenson, Robert, accomptant. Paisley Union Bank,

ho. Spring Bank Cottage, Love street . _.i^. Stevenson, Robert, feuar, house. 19 Storie^treet Stevenson, Robert, manufacturer, 57 Canal street Stevenson, Wm. grocer, 4 Espedair street Stevenson, Wm. house factor^ architect and measurer, 43 High street Steuart, Robert, of Steuarthall, sheriff clerk, County- Buildings, house 3 Church hill Stewart, Alex, carding master. Underwood mill Stewart, Alex broker, 22 Orchard street Stewart, Alex, letter runner, ho. St. James' street Stewart, Allan, grocer and spirit dealer, 68 Canal street Stewart, Allan, surgeon, 50 High street Stewart, Allan, watchmaker, jeweller and hardware merchant, 92 High street, house 43 do. PAISLEY. 79

Stewart, Archcl. of Stewart & Lochhead, ho 1 Christie street Stewart, Bryce, tinsmith, 1 Broomlands street Stewart, Charles, J. E. writing master, 7 Oakshaw street Stewart, David, iime merchant, Blackhall Stewart, David, and Co. shawl cutters, 23 Gordon's lane Stewart, James, grocer and tea merchant, 17 Wellmea- dow street Stewart, James, leather cutter, 3 New street

Stewart, James, of Stewart, James, Sj- Co. house 105 Cau- seyside Stewart, James, distiller. King street, Saucel, house do. Stewart, James, Sf Co, manufs. 105 Causey side

Stewart, John, of Clark, J, Sf J. & Co. ho. Burns* place

Stewart and Lochhead, drapers, ] 00 High street Stewart, John, shawl washer, thibet and shawl cropper, Smith's lane, New Sneddon

Stewart, Matthew, grocer and vintner, 3 St. James' st, Stewart, Matthew, flesher, 6 George st.

Stewart, Margaret, dressmaker, 15 Wellmeadow st. Stewart, Margaret, grocer, 54 Canal st. Stewart Menzies, c^ Co. Saucel distillery spirit cellar, 6 Smith hills

Stewart, Miss, matron, House of Recovery, 11 Bridge st. (Burgh) Stewart, Mrs. Eagle Inn, (up 1 stair) 8 High street Stewart, Peter, bleacher, Lonend Stewart, Peter, manufacturer, 2 Canal street Stewart, Rev. John, missionary, 5 Church hill Stewart, Robert, bookbinder, 3 Lillia's wynd Stewart, Robert, grocer, 18.Lady lane Stewart, Robert, tailor, 1 Dyer's wynd Stewart, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 74 Love st. Stewart, Robert, wright, 8 St. James' street Stewart, Thomas, wright, 15 Wellmeadow street Stewart, Walter, temperance coffee house, (newspapers,) 5 St. Mirren's street Stewart, Walter & Thos. Causeyside and Blackhall toll bars Stewart, William, boot and shoemaker, 58 Storie street 80 PAISLEY.

Stewart, William, broker, 13 St Mirren's street Stewart, Wm. church officer, West Relief Church, house 44 Canal street Stewart, William, pawnbroker, 2 South Croft street Stewart, William, picking master, Adelphi mill, 86 New Sneddon Stewart, William, teacher, 30 Gauze street Stirrat, Jas. thread manufacturer, 6] High st. —bleacher Nether Craigs, Abbey parish—ho. head of West brae Stirling, Archibald, spirit dealer, 2 Millerston Stirling, Mrs. William, house 33 Old Sneddon Stirling, William, & Co. saddlers, 13 High street Stoddard, David, shoemaker, 60 Back Sneddon Storie, Alex, spirit dealer, 60 High street Storie, Wm. cartwright, 5 Back row, Sandholos Stow, John, merchant, house 5 Stow place Strang, Wm. twister, 75 Canal street Struthers, Thomas, farmer, South Gallowhili Stuart, John, tailor, 6 Moss street Swan, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 3 MaxwQll street Swan, Robert, flesher, 13 Broomlands street Sym, David, keeper, East Toll bar Symington, George, ironmonger, 107 High st, house 19 Gauze street Symington, R. B. manufacturer, 110 Causeyside, house 16 Back Sneddon Symington, Rev. Andrew, D.D. professor of divinity to the Reformed Synod, house 38 Oakshaw street Symington, W^alter, hosier and draper, 106 High street, (Cross) house Caversbank, 48 Oakshaw street Symington, W. & J. silk mercers and straw hat manufacturers, 10 High street ' Syre, William, manufacturer, 10 Barclay street

TAIT, William, house surgeon and apothecary. House of Recovery, 1 1 Bridge street, (Burgh) Talbot, Rev. John, 26 Causeyside Tannahill, Thomas, manufacturer, 16 Barclay street Tannahill, Thomas, late manufacturer, 13 VVest brae Tannahill, Thos. spirit dealer, I Bridge st. (New Town) PAISLEY. ' 81

Tannock, James, victualler and spirit dealer, 6 Calside Tannock, Matthew, flower lasher, 78 Canal street Tassie, James, carter, 4 Old Sneddon Taylor, Alex, pattern drawer, 110 Causeyside Taylor, Geo. spirit dealer, 7 Moss street, and machine maker, 21 New Smithhills Taylor, James, manufacturer, 10 Barclay st. ho. 2 Green- law street Taylor, James, & SoWj tailors, 12 High street Taylor, John, boot and shoemaker, 23 High street Taylor, John, warper, 13 Catiseyside Taylor, Mrs. grocer^ 69 Brooralands street Taylor, Robert^ baker, 105 George street Taylor, Thomas, & Co. manufacturers^ 8 CauSeyside, ho. 46 Oakshaw street Taylor, William,- merchant, Rosebank Cottage Taylor, William, writer, llo. 4 Garthland street Teas, Andrew, spirit dealer, 36 Ferguslie Teas, Joseph, broker and shoemaker, 4 New Smithhills Telfer, James, skinner, 7 New Smithhills Telfer, John, cooper, 40 High street Telfer, Thomas, beamer, 78 Causeyside Templeton, A. & Co. saddlers and upholsterers, 32 Well- meadow Templeton, James, manufacturer, 115 Causeyside, house 42 Oakshaw street

Templeton, James, warper, 1 J Causeyside Templeton, John, tailor, 89 High street Templeton, Miss, dressmaker, 52 High street Templeton, Nathan, manufacturer, 110 Causeyside Templeton, Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 15 George st. Thorn, Charles, manufacturer, 110 Causeyside, ho. West Carriagehill Thorn, James, engineer and superintendent of Paisley Water Coy. house Calside Thomson, Alex, reedmaker, 12 Causeyside Thomson, Alex, teacher, 12 Lawn street Thomson, Archd. flower lasher, 11 W^est street Thomson, Andrew, shawl manufacturer, 109 Causeyside, ho. 64 Brooralands street 82 - PAISLEY.

riiorason, Andrew, spirit dealer, 10 Gauze street Thomson, David, sexton, 9 Oakshaw street Thomson, David, shawl manufacturer, 31 Orchard street Thomson, George, cotton-yarn merchant, 9 Moss st. ho. 24 Causeyside Thomson, Huyh, ironmong-er, 3 Hiii;h st. ho. 109 do, Thomson, James, Cart Tavern, 6 New Sneddon Thomson, James, collector of statute labour money and feu duties for the burgh, Chamberlain's office, Coun- ty Buildings Thomson, James, excise officer, house 50 High street Thomson, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 35 Moss street Thomson, James, professor of music, 12 Wallneuk street Thomson, James, of Thomson & Smith, ho. 24 Williams- burgh Thomson, .John, jun. cloth mercht. & hatter, 86 High st. Thomson, John, sen. late merchant, 66 High street Thomson, John, muslin manufacturer, 6 Brown' lane, ho. Blackland cottage Thomson, Lilias, grocer, 27 New Smith hills Thomson, street Mrs. house 4 Garthland , Thomson, Mrs. Wm. house 21 Caledonia street Thomson, Rev. James, D.D. professor of Divinity to the Relief Synod, 2 Garthland place Thomson &; Smith, manufs. of draining and roofing tile and bricks of all descriptions, Williamsburgh brick- work. East lane, 22 Williamsburgh Thomson, 1 homas, manufacturer, 6 George street Thomson, Wm, & Co. ironfounders, 89 New Sneddon Thomson, Wm. manufacturer, 6 Barr street Thomson, Wm. sheriiYand town officer, 6 Moss street Thompson, John, house 10 Gordon's lane Thompson, John & Samuel, manufacturers, 3 Orchard st. Thompson, Joseph, at Wingate, Son, & Co. 1 Causeyside, house Barshaw Park Thompson, Mrs. house 10 Gordon's lane Thompson, Robert, grocer, grain and spirit dealer, 12 New Sneddon Thompson, Thomas, leather merchant, 83 High street PAISLEY. 83

Thompson's tuscan, straw, and millinery warehouse, 88 High street Thornton, JVlrs. Jean, spirit dealer and ginger beer maker, 26 Causejside Todd, Charles, residence, Balston Todd, George, tobacconist, 3 Moss st. ho. 1 Maxwell st. To] and, Daniel, tailor, 39 Moss street Torbet, John, surgeon, 1 Lawn st. ho. 27 Gauze st. Trades' Library, 42 New street Trann, Miss, house Burns' place Turnbull, James, baker, 78 Broomlands street Turnbull, Mrs. James, sen. 4 Back row, Sandholes Turner, Gavin, painter, 149 George street Turner, Hugh, flesher and spirit dealer, 1 Ferguslie Turner, Hugh, spirit dealer, 18 Moss street Turner, Robert, I'euar, 24 Oakshaw street Tvvigg, Joseph, cotton spinner, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon, house Adelphi place, 41 New Sneddon Tvvigg, Miss Jane, teacher, 92 High street Twigg, Misses, boarding and day school, 12 Wallneuk st. Twigg, Thomas, teacher, 2 Middle lane Tytler, James, joiner & cabinet maker, 101 Causeyside Tytler, Mrs. heddle caster, 106 Causeyside

URIE, Robert, baker, 73 Love street Urie, William, confectioner, 29 High stj*eet

VALLx\NCE, Alex, wright, 24 Moss^reet, ho. do. Vallance, James, cabinet maker and furniture warehouse, 68 Broomlands st. ho. do. Vallance, James, & Co. tobacconists, 8 Cross, ho. do. Vallance, John, wiight and ironmonger, 26 George street Vallance, Mrs, Hugh, house 2 St. James' street Vallintine, .lohn, tailor, 19 Maxwellton street Vance, John, church officer, 5 Stock street Vessie, William, surgeon and druggist, 9 St James' place, house do.

WADE, Misses, boarding & day school for young ladies, 85 New Sneddon 84 PAISLEY.

Wado, Rev. W. M. clergyman of trinity chapel, ho. 85 New Sneddon, and teacher of the English & French lanffuao-esDO:. Walker, Alex, baker, 41 Broomlands stfeet

Walker, Alexander, cowfeeder, ] 7 Sandholes Walker, Alexander, foreman, house head of West brae Walker^ Hugh, spirit dealer, 16 Broomlands street Walker/ James, boot and shoemaker, 32 WellmeadoW st.

Walker, Mrs, John, cooper, 9 Moss street . Walker, John, of Walker^ Son, & Co. ho. l4 Sir Michael street Walker, Mrs. milliner, 169 George street Walker, Mrs. straw hat maker, 88 Canal street Walker, Neil, tailor, 26 Lawn street Walker, Robert, spirit dealer, 66 Causeyside

Walker, Son, and Co. ma;nufacturers, 1 13 Causeyside Walker, W. & R. timber merchants and wrights, 1 Aber- corn street Walker, William, tailor, Dovesland Wallace, Alexander, plumber, 25 Old Sneddon Wallace, Alexander, slater and captain of the firemen, 12 Bridge street (Burgh) Wallace, Hugh, manuf. I Prussia st. —ho. 70 Causeyside Wallace, James, of Baird and Wallace— ho. 25 Moss st. Wallace, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 54 George street Wallace, John, grocer and spirit dealer, -57 George street Wallace, Matthew, spirit dealer, 2 Garthland street Wallace, Robert, & Co. wine and spirit raerchts, 4 Silkst. Wallace, William and Charles, slaters, 35 Moss street and 7 Smith hills Wallace, William, Union Tavern, 1 Dyers' wynd Wallace, Wm. victualler and spirit dealer, 15 Gauze st. Wallace, William, wright and glazier, 106 George street Wardrop, Alex, manufacturer, 9 Wallace street Wardrop, Thomas, tea merchant, 4 Smith hills Wark, Alex, boot and shoemaker, 87 High street Wark, James, of Wark, Leckie, & Co.—ho. 2 Thread st. Wark, Leckie, and Co. dyers, Lonend dye and print works, Ijonend Warnock, Andrew, cotton shag manuf. 59 High street PAlSLEt. 85

Warrrington, Wm. pawnbroker, 9 Moss st. — ho. 34 do. Waterstori, John, painter, Causeyside Waterston, John, painter, 45 High st. shop 7 Moss street Waterston, Mrs. James, cowfeeder, 19 Abbey close Waterston, William, painter, oil and colour shop, 14 St. Mirren's street—house 41 Oakshaw street Watt, John, wright, 2 Wallneuk Watt, William, and Co. nail manufs. 81 Broomlands st. Watson, Alexander, linen and woollen draper, 33 Highst Watson, Archibald, spirit dealer, 18 Gauze street Watson, Dewar, of Harvey, James, and Co.—ho. Lonend Watson, James, cowfeeder, Carriagehiil Watson, James, flesher, 17 George street Watson, James, wine and spirit merchant, (tea gardens and bowling green,) 37 Causeyside Watson, John, jun. wine and spirit dealer, 70 Broom- lands street Watson, Peter, clothier and hatter, 1 i High street—house 21 Caledonia street Watson, Robert, feuar, house 8 Neilston street Watson, Robert, joiner and cartwright, 35 Glen street Watson, Robert, spirit dealer, 12 Broomlands street Watson, Thos. jun. of Macalpine & Watson, ho. Caraphill Watson, Thomas, warehouseman, 8 Back row, Ferguslie Watson, W. & R. shawl manufacturers, 169 George st. ho. 8 Neilston street Watt, Wm. and Co. nail manufs. 81 Broomlands street Wauchop, John, cowfeeder, 20 Sandholes Weavers' Office, 16 St. Mirren's street, James M^Farlane, secretary Webster, Archibald, baker, 19 Gauze street

Webster, Wm. grocer & spirit dealer, I East Buchanan st. Weddell, James, and Co. confectioners, 5 Moss street Weir, Andw. grain & spirit merchant, 33 Williamsburgh Weir, James, High Church officer, 20 School wynd Weir, John, grocer, 30 Thread street Weir, John, grocer, 56 Causeyside Weir, Mrs. grocer, 20 Gauze street Weir, Robert, tea dealer, 4 Wallneuk street Weir, Wm. wine & spirit merchl. 20 Causeyside, ho, do, E — 86 PAISLEY.

Welsh, Arthur, cashier, Paisley Bank—ho. 5 Bank street Wemyss, Inglis, and Co. Brediland Pottery, Brediland Whiteford, Andrew, victualler, 26 Causeyside and 17 Jjawn street Whiteford, Andrew, tailor, 14 Wellmeadow street Whiteford, David, victualler & spirit dealer, 104 George st. Whitehead, Jos. tanner, 1 Seedhill— ho. Kilnside House Whitehead, Misses— house 14 Abbey street White, James, spirit dealer, 8 High street White, John, farmer, Fulwood White, Miss Ann, dress maker, 28 Thread street White, Misses^ beat floss or gimp thread makers^ SO Cot- ton street White, William, farmer, FuUvood Whyte, Andrew, and Co., manufacturers, 14 Causeyside Whyte, James, jun. manufacturer, 6(5 Back Sneddon house Abbot'^s Burn, near Merkswortli Whyte, James, bleacher & shawl weisher, Millerston field Whyte, James, flower lasher, 85 Causeyside Whyte, John, sen, manufacturer, 26 Causeyside Whyte, John, tailor and renovator, 9 Back Sneddon Whyte, Jn. jun. cotton yarn warehouse, 112 Causeyside Whyte, Misses, (from Falkirk,) boarding school for young ladies, 16 High street Whyte, Neil, spirit dealer, 3 Lillia'^s wynd Whyte, Robert, manufacturer, 13 Old Sneddon Whyte, Robert, spirit dealer, 19 Causeyside, Kilbarehan and Kilburnie carriers' quarters Whyte, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 99 George street Whyte, Thomas, spirit dealer, 15 St. Mirren Street Whyte, VVilliam, carter, 13 Sir Michael street Whyte, William, thibet cutter and bleacher, Greenlaw bleachfield Wight, Robt. grocer & spirit dealer, 4 South Croft street Wilkie, Andw. shuttle maker, 39 High st. & 62 Storiest. Wilkie, David, baker, 47 High street Wilkie, James, painter, 39 High street & 62 Storie street Wilkinson, David, manufacturer, 17 Barclay street Wills, James, grocer and vintner, 63 George street Wills, Mrs. grocer, 20 Broomlands ~ PAISLEY. 87

Williamson, James, china merchant, 109 High street Williamson, William, broker and weaving utensils, 7 New Smith hills Wilson, Alexander, miller, Bakers' flour mill, Camphill Wilson, Alexander, grocer, 28 George street Wilsoo, Alexander, warper, 4 Abbej close Wilson, Andrew, grocer & grain dealer, 12 Abbey close and 25 Moss street—house 10 Abbey street Wilson, Charles, Townhead spirit cellar, 77 High street Wilson, Hugh, grocer, 44 George street Wilson, J. & J. wine and spirit merchants, 96 Causeyside Wilson, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 20 George street Wilson, James, sen. grocer and vintner, 42 Broomlands st. and grocer, 28 George street Wilson, James, Terrace Tavern, Christie Terrace, and 109 High street Wilson, James, jun. victualler, 97 Causeyside Wilson, Jean, grocer and spirit dealer, 5 Abbey close Wilson, John, brass founder, 38 Moss street Wilson, John, broker, 4 Wellmeadow street Wilson, John, (Caledonia Tnn,) 31 Caledonia street Wilson, John— Ferguslie House Wilson, John—house 63 High street Wilson, John and Sons, Hurlet— office Christie Terrace, open on Thursdays from 12 till 4 Wilson, John, pattern drawer, 15 Wardrop street Wilson, John, surgeon, 13 Broomlands street Wilson, J. & Co. wine and spirit merchants, 17 Smith hills Wilson, Matthew, manufacturer, 66 Canal street Wilson, Miss, dress maker, 61 High street Wilson, Miss—house 4 Garthland street Wilson, Miss—house 85 New Sneddon Wilson, Miss, mangier, 79 High street Wilson, Mrs. flower lasher, 12 Prussia street Wilson, Mrs. Robert, spirit dealer, 38 High street Wilson, Peter, gardener, 42 High street Wilson, Philip, teacher, 9 Cross street Wilson, Robert, builder, 47 Causeyside

Wilson, Robert, of Lang and Wilson, house 19 Gauze st. —

88 ' PAISLEY.

Wilson, Robert, London tea warehouse, 37 High street house 1 Storie street Wilson, Thomas, baker, 22 Sandholes Wilson, Wra. jun. accountant, 162 George street Wilson, Wm. late cabinet maker, ho. 2 Caledonia street Wilson, Wm. warper, 162 George street Wilson, Wm. wright, 3 Maxwellton Wingate, Son, ^ Co. wholesale yarn and shawl merchants, 1 Causeyside Wood, Wm. general grocer, 34 High street, ho. 83 do. Wotherspoon, Fran., grocer & spirit dealer, 8 Neilston st. Wotherspoon, Robert, grocef and spirit dealer, Lylesland Wright, Daniel, flesher, 21 Moss street Wright, Daniel, grocer, 9 New Sneddon Wright, Daniel, & Son, spirit dealers, and eating house, 17 Causeyside, Kilbarchan carriers' quarters Wright, Duncan, gardener, Greenlaw Wright, Gillies, warper, 20 Causeyside Wright, James, hair dresser, 1 2 St. Mirren's street Wright, John, gardener, 4 East Croft street Wright, John, agent, 26 Cotton street Wright, Miss Ellen, straw hat maker, 102 Causeyside Wright, Mrs. dressmaker, 19 Newton street Wright, Mrs. umbrella maker, 20 Gauze street Wright, Peter, stocking maker, 17 Inkle street Wright, Thomas, hair cutter and perfumer, 91 High st. Wright, Walter, hair dresser, 10 Broomlands street Wright, William, hair dresser, 22 Abbey street

Wylde, Roger, <^ Son, manufacturers, 110 Causeyside Wylde, Roger, of Wylde, Roger, & Son, ho. 82 High st. Wylde, Thomas, of Wylde, Roger, & Son, house 63 Back Sneddon street Wylie, Alexander, druggist, 23 Moss street Wylie, David, boot and shoemaker, 5 Broomlands Wylie, George, M.D. 9 Orr square Wylie, James, wine and spirit merchant, 8 Wardrop st. Wylie, Matthew, flesher, 53 High street Wylie, Mrs. Matthew, flesh shop, 83 Causeyside

Wylie, Mrs. milliner and dressmaker, 1 09 George st, Wylie, Robert, baker, 4 Smith hills, house do. PAISLEY. 8

Wylie, Robert, of Wylie, Rodger, S? Moody, ho. 1 Garth- land place -Wylie, Roger, & Moody, writers, 2 Lawn street Wylie, Wm. cowfeeder, 23 Abbey street

YOUNG, Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 18 High st. ho. 9 School wynd Young, Andrew, K., M. D. residence Dunoon Young, Andrew, 7 Old Sneddon Young, George, feuar and spirit dealer, 3 Love street Young, Geo. & Thos. plasterers, 4 Glen street Young, Geo. of Young, Geo, & Thos. ho. 4 Glen street Young, James, boot and shoemaker, 73 Broomlands street Young, James, feuar, 39 Canal street Young, James, grain and potato dealer, Newland Craigs

Young, Janet, linen dresser, 1 1 Prussia street

Young, John, foreman^ 1 1 Ferguslie Back row Young, John, grocer, 19 Maxwellton street Young, Mrs. broker, 1 Broomlands street Young, Mrs. furnished lodgings, 49 High street Young, Mrs. George, house 5 Glen street Young, Rev. John, house 17 Back Sneddon Young, Robert, grocer, 10 Millerston Young, Thos. of Young, Geo. & Thos. ho. 73 Love street Young, William, carter, 2 Bladda Young, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 38 Moss street Young, Wm. & Co. shawl manufacturers, 1 Causeyside Young, William, manufacturer, 24 Orchard street Young, William, shawl washer, 48 Causeyside Yuill, Archibald, manufacturer, ^3 Causeyside Yuill, James, farmer;, Blackball Yuill, Wm. (Hay Market Inn,) 5 New street—gigs and horses to hire—coach office and carriers' quarters, and keeper of the Abbey Parish Hear§§, 90 APPENDIX TO FOWLEE'S

Population of Paisley within the bounds specified in the Keform Act| about Fifty Thousand. Paisley returns one Member to Parliament. Number of qualified Voters for a Representative in Parhament, One Thousand Five Hundred and Ten, ARCHIBALD HASTIE, Esq., M. P.

Magistrates and Toivn Council of Paisley, William Hardie, Esq. Provost, Robert Hendry, ~\

James Drumraond, ( p. ^^^^^' "^^^'''^s-Bailies Robert Bisset, f John Stevirart, J John Henderson, Esq. Treasurer. COUNCILLORS. Messrs. John Orr, Messrs. James Taylor Robert Cochran William Jeffrey Devvar Watson C. J. Kennedy William Sim Robert Farqubarscn John Dunlop Robert Orr Robert Brown, Chamberlain. Gavin Lang, Town Clerk, John Anderson, Procurator Fiscal.

Commissioners of Police for the JBnrgh, OFFICE, COUNTY BUILDINGS. The Magistrates, ex-officiis. ]st Ward, George Todd and John Paton 2d Alexander Borland and Peter Henderson 3d Peter Jack and William Dobie 4th Hugh Glen and Robert Stevenson 5th Robert Kerr and Thomas Watson, jun, 6th James Robertson and Robert Reid 7th James Young and Charles Baird 8th C. John Kennedy and Robert Boyd 9th Walter Nicol and William Cross George Todd, treasurer. William Montgomery, Cashier—Thomas Nisbet, Collector. Andrew Millar, Writer, Clerk. William Murtrie, Superintendent and Surveyor, ho. 10 West brae Commissioners of Police, S)C, Apjtcndix. 91

Two Serjeants—Five Corporals —and 14 Watchmen. Matthew Armstrong, day serjeant, house 94 High street Donald M'Lean, night serjeant, ho 15 Wellmeadow st. Murdoch Brodie Sutherland, day corporal, house 31 George street John M'Kay, day corporal, house 31 George st. John Denniston, day corporal, house 5 Love street James M'Stravick, night corporal, ho. 23 iMoss street George Fowler, night corporal, house 44 Moss street

Commissioners of Police for the Netv Toivn ctnd Suburbs^

OFFICE, 3, LAWN STREET, The Sheriff Substitute, ex officio.

1st Ward James Telfer, 4th Ward Andrew Wilsap* 2d ... William Forrest, 5th ... Walter Buchapar^ Sd ... John Fergus, 6th ... James Holm^. James Telfer, Treasurer—William Hodge, Clerk.. .Tames Grant, Superintendent, Surveyor, and Colleciorj, Two Serjeants—One Corporal—and Four Watchmen Robert Miller, day sergeant, house 25 Lawn street John Keith, day corporal, house Garthland place Wm. Harkness, sen. night sergeant, ho. High Carriagehiit

REGULATIONS OF POLICE. A Serjeant and Two Corporals attend regularly at the Police Office, County Buildings, to call the roll of Watchmen, half an houp before they take their stations, and mark such as are absent. The Serjeant and Corporal are thereafter to patrole the streets to observe if the Watchmen are doing their duty, to apprehend vagrants andl disorderly persons ; and to give, in the morning, a written report of the whole transactions to the Superintendent of Policeo The Watchmen are to be on their respective stations, from April till September inclusive, at 10 o'clock at night, and remain till 5 in the morning. And from October to March inclusive, at 10 o'clock at night, and continue till 6 in the morning. Each individual of £5 or upwards of annual rent, has a vote in the election of Commissioners»

Pate of Assessment on Pentfor the support of Police, S^c, £2, and under £3, «-»»* ** Os. 6d. per Pound. 3, and under 3, ^ «.* Os. 9d. do. 5, and upwards ** ** *» Is. Od. do.

Conversion Money in lieu of Guard* £2, and under £ 5, »* -^^ ** 2s. Od. per Annum. 5, and under 12, ** *^ 4s. Od. do. 12, and upwards, ** ** ** 5s. Od. do. 92 Paisley.. Police Ward Divisions.

Quarterly Meetings.

Por the Burgh and Suburbs, on the first Monday of March, June, September, and December.

Police Ward Divisions for the Durgk.

1st Ward— Gilmour Street, High Street from No. 1 to 9, south side, and from No. ]03 to 109 north side, including Christie Terrace, Lillias' Wynd, St. Mirren's street, Moss street, Hunter street. Dyer's wynd, Old Sneddon street, Back Sneddon street, from No. 1 to No. 6 west side, and from No. 65, to end, east side Maxwell street, New Sneddon street, from No. 1 to 6 west side, and from No. 92 to 96 east side. Hospital lane,

2d Ward—New Sneddon from No. 8 to 55 west side, and from 46 to 89 east side, including Carlile place. Quay lane, Quay, Har- bour lane. Middle lane, Blacklaw lane. Back Sneddon, No. 7 to 59 St. James' place, Love street, Glen street, Glen lane, Albion street, North street, Wallace street, Moncrieff street, Under- wood street, and Caledonia street.

Sd Ward— High street, from No, 10 to 27 south side, and from No- 87 to 102 north side. Church hill east side, New street, Shuttle street, School wynd, Oakshaw street, from No. 1 to 10 south side, and from No. 45 to 49 north side, Meeting House lane.

4th Ward— High street, from No. 28 to 37 south side, and frorn No. 79 to 86 north side, west side of Church bill, Orr Street and square, Oakshaw street, from No. II to 36 south side, and from No. 38 to 44 north side, Storie street, Stow place. Canal street, from No. 12 to 19 south side, and from No. 74 to 82 north side, George street, from No 12 to 15 south side, and from No. 156 to 160 north side, Barclay street.

5th Ward — High street, from No. .38 to 55 south side, and from No. 56 to 78 north side, Wellmeadow, from No. 1 to 17 south side, and from No. 27 to 43 north side. Well street, from No. \0 to 35 West Brae, including Bowling Green and Oakshaw Head, Lady lane, George street, from No. 16 to 31 south side, and fron^ No, 136 to 155 north side, Earr street, Sir Michael street. West Buchanan street. Canal street, from No. 20 to 37 south side, and from No. 60 to 73 north side.

6th Ward— Wellmeadow, from No. 18 to 25 south side, and No. 26 north side, including corner shop of No. 22 Sandholes, BrQom- lands street, comprising what was formerly east and west Broom- lands, West Campbell street, Carbrook street, William street, John street, with the exception of Nos. 11 and 12 King street, from Nos. 1 to 4 west side, and from No. 31 to 33 eiist side, Sandholes, (back row), south sidej Assessed Taxes. Appendix. 93

7th Ward— Castle street, Cross street, Queen street, Maxwellton st. West street, Ferguslie, east lane, easi side, Newton street, north side, Neil street, north side, George street, from No. 32 to S-l, south side, and from 85 to 135 north side, Ralston Square, including Mount Pleasant, and Castlehead, Canal street, from No. 38 to Relief Church, south side, and from No. 41 to 59 north side. 8th Ward— Causeyside, from No. 19 to 59 east side, and from No. 60 to 103 west side, Neilston street, South Campbell street, Es- pedair street, Calside, west side, from road leading to Maxwellton to head of Causeyside, Stirling street, Stevenson street. Stow street. Canal street, from No. 1 to 1 1 south side, and from 83 to 90 north side George street, from No. 1 to 11 south side, and from No. 161 to 169 north side, Wardrop street, Brown's lane, George Square.

9th Ward—Water brae (burgh) Causeyside , from No. 1 to 18 east side, and from No. 104 to 116 west side, Orchard street, Mar- shall's lane. Bridge street (burgh), Prussia street, Gordon's lane. Burn row, Bladda, Seedhill.

ASSESSED TAXES. DUTY ON WINDOWS. Per House per Year.

8 Windows, . £0 15 6 14 Windows, . ^eS 9 9... 100 15. . 390 10 . . . 1 7 16 . . 3 17 6

11 . . . 1 15 3 17 . , 4 6

. 12 . , . 2 3 9 18 . 4 14 3

13 . . . 2 12 3 19 . . 5 2 9 And so on at their respective rates, agreeable to Table of Assess- ments to 180 windows ^^46 10s. 3d. And every house having more than 180 windows, must be charged with one shilling and sixpence for each window above that number, in addition to forty- six pounds, ten shillings and sixpence. DUTIES ON MALE SERVANTS.

1 Servant, £14 3 Servants, £5 14 5 Servants, .612 5 . 15 9 2 . 3 2 4 . 8 14 6 Bachelors taxed One Pound additional.

DUTIES ON CARRIAGES WITH TWO WHEELS.

Carriages with Two Wheels, . .£350 each. Do. drawn by two or more horses or nr-ules, 4 10 For every additional body used on the same carriage, 111 6 E 3 94 Paisley, Lieutenancy of jRenfrewshire.

Reduced Duties by 1 Wm. 4th, cap. 35.

Four Wheel Carriages, drawn by One Horse only, £'\> 10 each. Four Wheel Carriages, with each wheel of less diameter than 30 inches, drawn by Ponies or Mules, exceeding 12 Hands, and neither of them exceeding in height, 13 Hands . .350 Carriages used by comnnon Carriers, and occasion- ally carrying Passengers, > with Four Wheels, 10 with Two Wheels,

DUTIES ON DOGS.

For every Greyhound, . . . ;£l For every Hound, Pointer, Setting Dog, Spaniel, Terrier,

or Lurcher ; and for every Dog, where Two or more are kept of whatever denomination the same may be,

(except Greyhounds) , . . 14

For every other Dog, where only One is kept, . 8

Persons compounding for their Hounds, . 36 ^0

HORSE-DEALERS' DUTY. Every Person exercising the business of a Horse Dealer, ^GJ2 10

LIEUTENANCY OF RENFREWSHIRE. Archibald Ca'tapbell, Esq. of Blythesvvood, Lord Lieutenant. W. M, Fleming, Esq. of Barochan, Vice Lieutenant. DEPUTY LIEUTENANTS.

Sir Jn. Maxwell of PoUok, Bart. Robert Wallace of Kelly, M. P. William Napier of Blackstoun Wm. M'Dowall of Garthland Ludovic Houston of Johnstone Lieut. Gen. Darroch of Gourock Jn. Maxwell, yr.of Pollok, M.P. R. C. Bontine of Ardoch Sir William Milliken Napier of Duncan Darroch, yr. of Gourock Milliken and Napier, Bart. William Mure of Caldwell Sir M. Shaw Stewart of Green- William Maxwell of Dargavel ock and Blackball, Bart. M.P. Alexander Speirs of Elderslie Robert Fulton of Hartfield Geo. Houston, yr. of Johnstone Right Hon. the Earl of Glasgow The Provost of Renfrew for the Sir Robert Crawford Pollock of time Upper Pollock, Bart. The Provost of Paisley for the Col. Js. Harvey of Castlesemple time Wm, Cunninghameof Craigends The eldest Magistrate of Green- Jas. C. Porterfield of Porterfield ock for the time Right Hon. Jas. Vis. Kelburne Robert Wylie, Clerk of General Wm. M. Alexander of Southbar Meetings Wm. Lowndes ol Arthurlie Justices of Peace, S^c. Appendix. 95 JUSTICES OF PEACE, RESIDING IN AND NEAR PAISLEV. Andrew Brown of Auchentorlie James M'Farlane, Lonewells Wm. Jiissland, 4 Orr square William Hardie, Burns' place James Barr, I Maxwellton Archd. C. Holms of Sandyford Matthew Boyd, 14 Wallneuk Archibald Macalpine, Camphill Wm. Brown of Egypt Park R. M'Kechnie, M.D. Smithhills Peter Brough, 13 Thread street Robert Orr of Lylesland Alex. Campbell of Barnhill, 6 John Orr, Underwood Garthland Place Robert Orr, Love street Alex. Carlile, 76 New Sneddon Robert Smith of Barshaw Thomas Carlile, 13 Thread st. Wm. Sharp, George place Robert Cochran, 2 St. James st. Thomas Sharp, New street William Fulton, of Park, 42 John Scott, Union Bank High street Robert Steuart, of Steuarthall, James Fulton, yr. of Park Church hill John Fulton, yr. of Hartfield John Stow, 5 Stow place Robt. Farquharson of Alargue, Joseph Twigg, Adelphi place 5 St. James' place Joseph Whitehead, Kilnside Wm. Jamieson, 97 Causeyside House Arch. Jamieson, Garthland place Jos. Whitehead, yr. of Kilnside Adam Keir, 5 Garthland place Arthur Welsh, Bank street William Lowndes of Arthurlie, John Wilson of Ferguslie 79 New Sneddon The Sheriff Depute and Sub- William Maxwell of Brediland, stitute of Renfrewshire Merksworth Cottage The Provost and three Bailies James Maxwell, yr. of Brediland of Paisley for the time being Fulton M'Kerrell of Brabloch Archibald Young, clerk Daniel M'Farlane of Canal bank Alex. Gibson, Depute Clerk Wm. M'Kerrell, 3 Garthland pi. John Hart, Procurator Fiscal COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY, FOR THE UPPER WARD OF THE COUNTY. Maxwell, Sir Jn. of Pollok, Bart. Fleming, Wm. M. of Barochan Napier, Sir William Milliken of Graham, Alex. ofCapilly Milliken and Napier, Bart. Graham, John, of Craigallian The Sheriff & Sheriff Substitute Graham, Patrick, of Limekilns of the County Hamilton, John, of Greenbank Alexander, W. M. of Southbar Harvey, Col. J. of Castlesemple Barr, William, of Drums Howie, John, of Shawhill Brown. Andrew, of Auchintorlie Housf.oun, Ludovic, of .Johnstone Campbell, A. of BIytheswood Houstoun, Geo, yr. of Johnstone Craig, William, of Kirkton Kibble, James, of Whiteford Cunninghame, W. of Craigends Lowndes, Wm. of Arthurlie Dunlop, James, of Arthurlie Macdowall, William, of C/arruth Fulton, William, of Spreulston Macdowall, Wm. of Garthland Fultojj William, of Park Martin, William^ of Da vielund 96 Paisley. Faculty of ProcuratorsJ &)C,

Maxwell, J. yr. of Pollok, M.P. Snodgrass, Campbell, of Thorn- Maxwell, William, of Brediland hill Maxwell, Jas. jun. of Brediland The Provost of Paisley Maxwell, William, of Dargavel The Provost of Pollokshaws Mure, William, of Caldwell The Provost oi Renfrew Napier, William, of Blackstoun The eldest Bailie of Renfrew Orr, Robert, of Ralston Wilson, Andrew, of Deanside Smith, James, of Jordanhill Wilson, John, of Thprnlie Speirs, Archd. Win. of Kilallan Wilson, William, of Cowglen Snpi'rs peirs Alex, of Elderslie Wilson, William, yr. of Thornlie Speirs, Thomas, of Speirston Wylie, James, of Carsvyell Steuart, Robert, of Steuarthall

William Barr, Clerk of Supply, Office, 33, Old Snednon Street, Paisley.

Faculty of Procurators. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER, 24tH JUNE, 1803, John Muir, Esq. Dean. Councillors:— A. H. Simpson, Robert Wylie, William Martin. Examinators -.—Archd. Gardner, Alex. Gibson, William Hodge, G. Lang, Treasurer, John Gemmell, Fiscal, William Barr, jun. clerk.

ME3IBERS.

Robt. Caldwell, sen Robert Wylie William Reld Lochwinnoch John Auld John Hamilton John Muir Andrew Paterson, Peter Henderson Alex. Campbell Lochwinnoch William Connell, Gavin Lang William Mac Lean Lochwinnoch William Campbell, John Dunn Alexander Gibson Johnstone John Crawford James Caldwell Peter Jack William Hector, Pol- William Hodge William Barr lockshaws Allan Kirkwood Andrew Mercer Robert Caldwell, jun. Graham M'Farlane A. H. Simpson Lochwinnoch Hugh Vallance Joseph Fleming John Gemmell John Millar John Hart Jas. Campbell, John- David Semple William Fernie stone Robert Macome Andrew Millar William Martin John Millar, John- Robert Hodgert, William Barr, jun. stone Johnstone. Robr. Muir, Glasgow Matthew Anderson, William Hart Archibald Gardner Neilston P. A. Ramsay, Kd- Robert Rodger George Moody inburgh John Anderson David Craig

J. Hamilto n, Librarian — Library, 4 Moss street. William Hart, Officer Jmtice of Peace Courts Si;c, Appetidix, 97

Justice of Peace Small Debt Court, Court Hall, County Buildings^ held every Friday, at eleven ocIqcJi forenoon. Alexander Gibson, Depute Clerk. John Hart, Fiscal.

SHERIFF COURT—Court Hall, CouNxy Buildings. Sils every Tuesday during Session.

' J. C. Dunlop, Esq. Sheriff \ Alex. Campbell, Esq. Sheriff Robert Steuart, Sheriff Clerk Substitute Walter L. Houstoun, Sheriff Robert Wylie & Robert Rodger,! Clerk Depute

Joint Procurators Fiscal I

SHERIFF SMALL DEBT COURT—Court Hall, County Buildings.

Held on Thursday at Ten o'clock, once a fortnight.

Robert Steuart, Clerk ) Walter L. Houstoun, Dep. Clerk J. R. Fleming, Barr Officer.

SHERIFF OFFICERS.

Barr, John, Meeting house lane Hart, Wm. (constable) I Well Bell, Henry, 3 Lillias' wynd street, and 101 High street Brown, James, 8 Moss street Munn, John, 6 Renfrew street Cameron, Dugald, 10 Moss str. M'Kinlay, Walter Connell, Daniel, 2 Hunter street Niven, Alex. 43 Moss street Fleming. J. R. 16 St. Mirren st. Thomson, Wm. 6 Moss street Fraser, Donald Turner, Wm. 12 Moss street Harper, Andrew, 32 Gau?;e st. Wands, .James, 68 Love street Hart, John, 46 Hi^h street Allan, John, Sheriff Officer and Constable for Renfrew and La- narkshire, 70 Stockwell street, Glasgow.

Head Courts of the Burgh. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CQUNTY BUILDINGS. Michaelmas, - - - 2d Friday after 29th September Candlemas, - - - 2d do. after 13th J;inuary

Beltan, - =. . - 3d do. after lOth April.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Daniel Connell. 2 Hunter street I William Thomson, 6 Moss street Henry Bell, 3 Lillias' wynd | William Miller, Town Drummer, 35 Moss street Daniel Connel, Town Crier, 2 Hunter street 98 Paisley- Commissary Court, S)-c.

Commissary Court, held every Thursday at eleven o'clock forenoon^

J. C. Dunlop, Commissary— A. Campbell, Commissary Depute— Robert Wylie, oflfice, 2 Lawn street, Commissary Clerli.

Q,aarter Sessions, HELD AT RENFREW. First Tuesday of March, May, & August, and last Tuesday of Oct. JAIL AND BRIDEWELL COMMISSIONERS FOR RENFREWSHIRE. COMMrsSIONERS EX-OFFICfO. The Lord Lieutenant of the County of Renfrew. Vice Lieutenant Do. Do. Member of Parliament for Do. Do. Sheriflf of Renfrewshire and his Substitutes The Provost and Magistrates of Paisley Chief Magistrates of Greenock and Port- Glasgow. John Orr of Underwood Wm. Napier of Blackston Robert Steuart of Steuarthall Wra, Fulton of Park Wm. Sharp, Paisley Andrew Wilson, Deanside R. C. Bontine of Ardoch William Barr of Drums Robert Farquharson of AUargue John Hart, jailor, house County Buildings, James Mitchell, keeper of Bridewell, house County Buildings. Instituted. 1821. Visiting Committee for ike Paisley B}idewe% on Sabbath mornings for Religious instruction, under the sanction of the Sheriff.-^John Martin, convener and treasurer, 7 West Croft street—John Martin, Alexander Baird, William Bar- bour, Robert Martin, William Notman, David Ritchie, Andrew Young, sen^ William Caldwell, William Fraser, John Love, Neil M'Callum, Alexander M'Queen—Rev. John Young, teacher on week days. MESSENGERS AT ARMS. Campbell, Thos. 25 Old Sneddon Fleming, Joseph, 38 New str. "" J AUCTIONEERS. Fleming, Jos> 3S New street Hart, William, 103 High street Hope, James, 101 High street PUBLIC SALE ROOM. General Agency Warehouse and Public Auction Rooms, Lyceum Buildings, 101 High st. —James Hope, Auctioneer and Appraiser. Banking Houses. Appendix. 99 BANKING HOUSES.

PAISLEY BANK— I Cotton Street.

Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon, (shuts at 12 on Sa- turday.) Drafts on London* and Edinburghf given during these hours. Bills for discount given in on Monday before 12 noon, and called for on Tuesday—and on Thursday before 3 afternoon, and called for on Friday.

Arthur Welsh, Cashier, Bank street. Thomas Cockburn and John Peden, Accomptants. James Brown, Teller. Alexander Macfarlane, Robert Lamb, and Archibald Hodge, Clerks.

James Burgess, Porter, 37, Thread street. * Smith, Payne, and Smiths, Bankers. London, t Royal Bank Edinburgh— Office in Glasgow, No. 58, Virginia street. Alex. Brown Agent— Robert Montgomerie, Agent at Irvine—Charles Morland, Agent at Stranraer.

The paisley UNION BANK COMPAMY.— 1. Gauze St.

Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon, (shuts at 12 on Sa- turday.) Drafts on London* Edinburghf or ManchesterJ given on these hours. Bills for discount given in on Monday before 12 noon, and called for on Tuesday betwixt ten forenoon and three afternoon.

John Scott, Cashier, I Gauze street Robert Stevenson, Accomptant Ninian HoHgert, Teller Robert Brodie, W. Scott, and John Adam, Clerks. Peter Blair, Porter, 27 Lawn street * Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Halifax, Mills & Co. bankers, London, t Sir William Forbes, J. Hunter & Co. bankers, Edinburgh. X William Jones, Loyds & Co, Bankers. Manchester,—Office in Glasgow, No, 15, Ingram street ; William Walker, Agent.

PROVIDENT BANK, l Hunter Street.

Open on Monday and Thursday, from 10 till 12 o'clock. Robert Farquharson, Governor. DIRECTORS. Messrs. William Bissland Messrs. John Orr Alexander Campbell James Pollock William Fulton Dr. Rodman M^illiam Giffen John Scott Gavin Lang Thomas Sharp William Langmuir James Craig, Cashier 100 Paisley. BanMny Houses.

BRANCH OF THE WESTERN BANK of SCOTLAND,

1 Forbes street, 10, Causeyside street. John Bulley, Cashier. Alexander Borland, Accomptant.

Draw on Jones Loyd & Co. London ; William Jones Loyd & Co. Manchester; Bank of Liverpool ; Latouche §• Co. Dublin; Nor- thern Bank Belfast, North of England Joint Stock Bank, New- castle. Negociate Bills on every town in Great Britain and Ireland, where there is a bank or banker. BRANCHES. Alloav*v**»%»****'«^Ebenezer Ramsay & Son, Agents Blairgowrie, •^'^"^^'oRobert Robertson, Agent Cupar Angus,*»-«^«^ David Anderson, Agent Edinburgh, *^**v*^Robert Salmond, Cashier Hamilton.-^^^v^v^v^James Prentice, Agent Lochwinnoch **%*v^Robert Caldwell, jun. Agent Lockerbie,-«^%*<******\yilliara Richardson, Agent Musselburgh, **v*v*Thomas Lees, Agent

BRANCH OF THE GLASGOW UNION BANK COMPANY, Christie's Buildings, 109 High street

Open from 10 forenoon till 3 afternoon, and from 7 to 8 evening, (shuts at 12 on Saturday.)

Draw on Jones Loyd & Co. London ; and pn Robert Burns Glasgow Union Bank, Edinburgh ; and on all the principal towns in England and Ireland. Thomas Risk, Agent. James Muir and James Clark, Clerks. John Mitchell, Porter, lives at the Bank.

BRANCH OF THE BANK of SCOTLAND, 8 St. Mirren's Street, James Findlay, Agent Negociate Bills pn all towns in Scotland, England, and Ireland where there is a bank or banker. Draw on Coutts & Co. London, the branches of the Bank of England at Birmingham, Bristol, Gloucester, Hull, Leeds, &c. &c. The Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, and the Provincial Bank of Ireland at Dublin, Belfast, Cork, &c. &c. Open from 10 o'clock forenoon,

till 3 o'clock afternoon, shuts on Saturday at 12 o'clock. Paisley Savings^ Fund^ 8^c. Appendix. 101

PAISLEY SAVINGS' FUND. Town Chamberlain's Office— County Buildings. REGULATIONS For receiving Small Deposits of Money by the Community of Paisley, on the Security of the Property and Revenues of the Burgh. Deposits from ^l to £^0, will be received by the Town Cham- berlain, at his Office, County Buildings, every lawful day, from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 o'clock afternoon, and from 7 till ^ evening. The Interest shall be four per cent. The Principal and Interest will be paid, on demand, ip such si^ms as may be required. SCOTTISH AMICABLE LIFE ASSURANCE AND ENDOWMENT SOCIETY, Instituted 1826. Head Office, 147 Buchanan Street, Glasgow. James J. Duncan, Manager. PAISLEY BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Rev. Dr. Robert Burns, Chairman.

Robt. Farquharson, of Alargue I Thomas Risk, banker Scott, banker John J Thomas Gilmour, merchant John Crawford, Accountant, Secretary and Agent Office, Christie's Terrace. — Open every lawful day from 10 a. m. till 3 p. M. This Society is on the principle of Mutual Assurance, founded on the model of the Equitable of London, dividing all the profits in equitable proportion to the Members. To show its prosperity a policy issued in 182G and now emerging, is worth ^1 165. MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Thomas Richmond John Torbet Robert Adam James Kerr, M.D. William Vessie, John Wilson John Rodman, M.D. A. K. Young, M.D. James Cochran R. M'Kecknie, M.D. William Kerr Osborne Hendry Allan Stewart Jas. Paton, M.D. William tait George Wylie, M.D. William Falconer Daniel Richmond John Craig William Bell John Brown William Jeffrey William M'Walter Alex. Hutchison D. M'Kinlay, M.D. Robert Jamieson John Pinkerton Veterinary Surgeon, John Donaldson, 64-, Love street. N. B. — For Residence, see Directory, MIDWIVES. Mrs. Cox, 11 Middle lane Mrs. Muir, 9 Queen street Cochran, 1 1 Wiltiamsbjirgh Gibb, 17 West street Wylie, 4 South Croft st. jHill, 93 Causeyside Eccles, 84 Causeyside M. Kerr, IjS Broomlands Shirlaw, 26 Causeyside ijart, 25 Queen street Robertson, 6 Wardrpp st. ^c. 102 Paisley. Dispensary and House of Recovery^

Dispensary and House of Recovery, 11, Bbidge Street. MANAGERS QUALIFIED BY THEIR SUBSCRIPTIONS. Rev. John Breraner James Harvey James Pollock William Brand A. C Holmes, for James Stewart Matthew Brown A. C Holmes & Co Thomas Sharp, for Andrew Brown Kobert Kerr Brown, Sharps & Co William Barr, for William Lowndes Thomas Taylor, for W. & W. Barr Fulton M'Kerrell T. Taylor, & Co. Alex. Campbell William M'Kerrell Joseph Twigg Alex, Carlile Arehd. M'Nair Joseph Whitehead Robert Fulton John Orr Arthur Welsh William Fulton Robert Orr, for Thomas Greenjees W. & R. Orr ELECTED BY THE SUBSCRIBERS. Rev. Dr. Burns Wm. Galloway Rev. J. Macnaughtan William Brown, jun. Wm. Giffen Alex. Pollock David Bain Thos. Gilmour John Stow Andrew Barclay John Halden John Scott Peter Brough Wm. L^ngmuir Robert Stevenson Alex. Bartholomew James M< Arthur Archd. Yuill Mr James Pollock, Preses. Mr David Bain, Treasurer. Mr Archd. M'Nair, Secretary.

Committee for Purchases and Auditing Accounts, Messrs. An. drew Barclay, James M'Arthur, Robert Stevenson, Archd. Yuill.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Dr. Daniel M'Kinlay Dr. Robert M'Kechnie Mr. Allan Stewart Mr. John Craig William Falconer William Vessie John Brown James Cochran Mr William Tait. House Surgeon and Apothecary. Miss Stewart, Matron. Attendance at Dispensary from 10 to 11 forenoon, and from 5 to 6 afternoon.

TOWN HOSPITAL, 7 New Sneddon.

The Paisley Town Hospital was first opened for the reception of the Poor, in May, 1752. It is under the direction of three members of the Town Council, nine Gentlemen from the town at large, appointed by the Town Council, and a member from the Sessions of Renfrewshire Yeomcmry Cavalry, 8^c. Appendix. 103

the three Parishes in the Town, It is supported by an annual assessment on the Inhabitants. Connected with the establishment is an Asylum for Lunatics, on a small scale.

DIRECTORS OP HOSPITAL.

Robert Cochran, Convener. | David Murray, Treasurer. James Taylor Walter M'Gibbon Walter Blair John Dunlop James Robertson Thomas Dykes John C. Condie William Brown James Robertson Robert Armour John Brown James Hutton William Barbour J. S. Brown, Governor— Mrs. M* Arthur, Matron. Daniel M'Kinlay, M.D. Surgeon.

From 1st June J 835 to 1st June 1S36, the average number of People in the Hospital has been 21 1 3 ISths, Of these 32 have died. In Hospital, 1st June 1836— Men v*v*4l W^omen 89—130 Boys»^'^44! Girls****34— 78 Total ****** v*****^**^ 208

RENFREWSHIRE YEOMANRY CAVALRY. ' Sia Michael Shaw Stewart, Bart, Major Com. CAPTAINS. LIEUTENANTS. CORNETS. Houstoun Stewart Adam Keir Wm. Houston Duncan Darroch J. Hamilton David Mure Robert Farquharson George Robertson David Crawfurd George Houston James Fulton John Howie Allan Pollock John Harvey James B. Kirk, M.D. Surgeon, Joseph Housley, Sergeant Major, Clothing, Blue— Lace, Gold.

RENFREWSHIRE MILITIA :— (No. 129.) VV^illiam Mure, Esq. Colonel. Alexander Speirs, Esq. Lieut.-Colonel. James Walker, Esq. Major. CAPTAINS. LIEUTENANTS. ENSIGN. William Howie Wm. Cunninghame James Patrick George Hamilton Donald Cameron John Caldwell Robert Morris James Love Douglas Dick George Jamieson, Captain and Adjutant John B. Fleming, M. D. Surgeon Peter Ferguson, Quarter Master Clothing Red—Lace, Silver 104 Paisley, Henfreivshire Trustees^ SjC,

RENFREWSHIRE TRUSTEES for GLASGOW BRIDGE. John Wilson, Convener. Sir Jn Maxwell of Pollok, Bart. John Graham of Craigallian John Wilson of Thornley William Barr of Drums James Dunlop of Arthurlie John Howie of Hazelden Allan Pollock of Faside William Craig of Kirkton

PAISLEY COFFEE ROOM— 107 Cross. William Jamieson, Convener—Archibald Gardner, Treasurer. Alex. Gibson, Secretary. DIRECTORS. William Jamieson iJames Forbes Willipm Bissland Joseph Tvvigg Sheriflf Campbell Robert Patison William Fulton James Findlay Archibald Gardner Robert Cochran David Bain Thomas Sharp "William Martin William Sharp John Hart Jfames Love, keeper. TEMPERANCE COFFEE HOUSE and NEWS ROOMS, 9, High Street, (Cross.) Mrs Robert Campbell, Proprietorf NEWS ROOMS. BROOMLANDS—26 Wellmeadow street— Alexander Wallace, Preses—John Dunlop, Treasurer, 82 Broomlands. This Room is shut on Sunday. HIGH STREET— 12 High Street— Daniel Connell, Preses— Colin Black, Treasurer NEW TOWN—2 Gauze Street—W. Kerr, Preses— Alex, Dykes, Collector— Alexander Brown, Officer. SNEDDON—31 Old Sneddon Street—William M'llvvrick, Trea- surer—Mrs Blackwood, Keeper. This Room is shut on Sunday. THE PAISLEY LIBRARY. 22, Moss Street,

Was opened at Whitsunday 1802. The terras are £3 3s. for a share, and 10s. 6d. for annual subscriptions —readers not subscribers

' los. yearly, and 8s. half yearly. It contains 4500 vols, and has about 200 subscribers and readers. CURATORS. Rev. Wm- Smart, President—James Pollock, Treasurer, Wm. Barr jun.. Secretary.

William Martin Rev. R. Burns, D.D. I Peter Brough Wm. Bissland John Torbet Andrew Blakie Dr Robt. M'Kechnie Archd. Gardner jjohn Scott John Muir, Librarian. Trades^ Librar?/, c^c Appendix. 105

THE TRADES' LIBRARY, 42, New Street. Open on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings, from 8 till 10, and on Saturday evenings from 6 till 8, the Librarian generally accommodates country members from 3 till 4 on Thursdays— terms, One SbilliBg of Entry Money, One Shilling and Sixpence quarterly. CURATORS.

Robert Maxwell, President, | WillianB Addison, Treasurer, With ten other Curators. Allan Smith, Librarian, 35 Ganal Street. THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY, 92, Moss Street. This Library was instituted in 1808, and consists entirely of Theological Books, and of books treating oh solyects nearly connected with sacred things. It is supported by an annual subscription of 5s. from each member. CURATORS. Professor Symington. D. D., President, John Stow, Treasurer, Rev. Dr. Robert Burns James Carlile Wm. Smart Rev. Robert I Machair John Muir, Secretary and Librarian. PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTION. Hall, 10 Abbey Close, Was instituted in 1808, and incorporated by Charter in 1812. Ninian Hodgert, President, Dr. James Kerr and William Jeffrey, Vice-Presidents, John C. Condie, Treasurer, and Andrew Warnock, Secretary, With Ten Ordinary Direclors. Messrs Craig and Murray, Librarians. PUBLIC SCHOOLS and TEACHERS. GRAMMAR SCHOOL. -5 Church Hill, William Hunter, A. M. Rector.

town's mercantile and mathematical school, 4 MEETING HOU.se LANE, Alexander Macome, Teacher.

town's ENGLISH SCHOOL, 7 OAKSHAW STREET. John Reid, Teacher, James Hutchison, Assistant.

ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR LOW CHURCH PARISH, 31 SIORIE STREET. William Ranken, Schoolmaster, 106 Paisley. Schools, 3)C.

HTTCHESONS' CHARITY SCHOOL, 4 ORR STREET. DIRECTORS. William Hardie, Esq Provost. Robt Hendry, Robt Bisset, Jas Drummond, John Stewart, Bailies, Alexander Carlile, Treasurer.

Rev. Dr. Bums, for Low Church Robert Cochran, Convener of Rev. Robert Stevenson, for Town's Hospital Middle Church John Leishman, Convener of Rev. John Macnaughtan, for Weavers' Society High Church Robert M'Kechnie, M. D.. John Henderson, Town Trea- Convener of Merchants' So- surer ciety N. Livingston, teacher—James Weir, officer. ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL— ORR STREET. Hugh Macfarlane, Preses—Rev. J. Breraner, Secretary & Treasurer, PROTESTANT DIRECTORS- Dr. Thomson Robert Farquharson Joseph Whitehead Rev. P. Brewster Thomas Sharp Arthur Welsh. John Orr James Holms Joseph Twigg Wm. M'Kerrell ROMAN CATHOLIC DIRECTORS.

Rev. D. J. Murdoch Mark Doran Frank Conor John Stuart Hugh M'Ghinty Daniel Begley Patrick O'Neil Daniel Dillon John Small Arthur Lvnas Dennis Sleven James Stewart. James Quigley, teacher.

PAISLEY EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION SCHOOLS. Instituted 1835 36. Hunter Street—John Barbour, Teacher. Causeyside— Alexander Campbell, Teacher. Carbrook Street—John Money, Teacher. SESSIONAL SCHOOL. 125 George Street, Neil Leilch, Teacher.

INFANT SCHOOL 12 LAWN STREET. Instituted 1835. Rev. Robert Macnair, President. DIRECTORS. Stevenson, Rev P. Brewster 1 Rev. John Robert Burns, D. D. W. M. Wade John John Macnaughtan, A. M. I Mr Stow. Alexander Thomson, teacher. —

Schools, ijc. Appendix. 107

METHODIST SABBATH MORNING AND EVENING SCHOOLS, Held in their Chapel, 12 Geouge Street. Angus Lovej President—James Crossley, Secretary. There are under the iDirectors' inspection, Scholars, (morning and evening clases) about 350.

DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION. Rev. Robert Macnair, Presidents John Scott, Treasurer. Archibald Gardner, Secretary. DIRECTORS- Rev. Dr. R. Burns Peter Brough Andrew Barclay .Tames Coats Andrew Brown James Holms Thomas Sharp Arthur Welsh Alex. MaCalister, sen James Whyte, jun. James M' Arthur James Clalrk James Pollock Hugh M-Farlane Joseph Twigg Wm. Brown, jun. John Halden James Forbes MEDICAL DIRECTORS. Dr. M'Kechnie, William Kerr, Dr. Geo. Wylie. John Mitchell, teacher, 43 High street

SABBATH AND WEEK DAY EVENING SCHOOLS. Instituted 1798. William Brown, President —John Martin, Treasurer, Alex. Robertson and Alex. Baird, Secretaries. representatives from The public works. Alex. Hamilton, Lowndesdale, — Matthew Robertson, Foxbar,— John Hamilton, Blackland mill, —Alex, and Robert Muir, Glen- field. representatives for the divisions. East Division. —John Martin, Thomas Torrance. — North Divi- sion — Hugh M'Fiirlaiie, William Hardie, jun. — South Division, William Notman, William Brown.— West Division, — Gavin Lambie, James Lang The Committee meets on the first Monday of every month. Thpre are under the Visitors' inspection 43 Sabbath Schools,— 100 Teachers and .58 Male Assistants, and 41 Female Assistants. Scholars, 2295. Three VVeek day Evening Schools—Children in the week Evening Schools 101. In all 2596, to which are attached 35 libraries. PAROCHIAL SABBATH SCHOOL SOCIETY. Instituted 1834. Rev. John Macnaughtan, President—John Stow, Treasurer. William Stevenson, Secretary. There are under this society 31 schools, 131 teacher?, and 2 400 scholars. There are three Sabbath Morning classes, attended by about 160, The Schools have Libraries attached. —=

108' PaisUy. Ministers, ^c.

G^LIC CHURCH SABBATH AND WEEK DAY EVENING CLASSES. 1831. 5 , , Instituted The Rev John Campbell and elders impart religious instruction in Gaelic on the Sabbath evenings, and on Tuesday evenings in Eng- lish, to the young of the corigregration, and others who may please to attend. MINISTERS. CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. AsitEr Church— 16 Smithhills and 7 Abbey Close, Robert Mac- nair and Patrick, Brewster,—appointed by Marquis of Abercorn. G^LTC Church—46 Oakshaw st. John. Ca^npbell— Congregation. High Church—4 Church Hill, John Macnaughtan, A.M.—Town Council. Martyr's Church—60 Broomlands street—John M'Farlane Subscribers Middle Church—Q Church hill,' Robert Stevenson—Towo Coun- cil North Church—9 Love street, James Graham— Congregation St. Georges Church— George street, Robert Burns, D.D.— Town Council South Church— Neilston street, vacant— Subscribers The Presbytery meet in St. George's Session Hou-e first Wednesday of February, April, May, July, September and December—hour 11 forenoon— officers, James Roberston, James Weir, Thomas Ewing, Robert Lang.

DISSENTERS, arranged alphabetically. Baptist Chapel-^6 Barr street, S. Cameron, Elder, Congregation. Bapti&t Chafel—^:^ Storic street, T. Watson, W. Shanks, and J. Taylor— Congregation. Dissenting Wesletan Methodists— 5 Sir Michael street — C. John Kennedy, Jas. Riley, Andrew M'Goun, John Mo- lineaux, James Pinkerton — Congregation. Independent Chapel— 8 Abbey close, James M' Gavin and An- drew Kelly— Congregation. Independent Chapel—23 Old Sneddon Street, Robert M'Lauch- lan — Congregation Independent Methodist— \0 Abbey close, —Conference. Methodist Chapel— 12 George street, John Talbot— Conference. Reformed Presbytery— S9 Oakshaw street, Andrew Symir.gton, D-D. Professor— Congregation. Relief {East)—9 Thread street, James Thomson, D.D. Pro''es- sor— Congregation street, James Banks— Congregation. Relief ( West) — Canal Brem- Roman Catholic Chapel— .3, East Buchanan street, John net —appointed by the Bishop —

S^ssio?i Clerks'' Offices, 8jC. Appendix. 109

Trinity Chitrch, (for Psotestaxt Episcopalians) — St James' place, W. M. Wade— Congregation. Unitarian Chapel—42 George street, Christopher Dunlop, Da- vid Wilson, Robert Findlay— Congregation. United Secession, (No. 1) —Oaksbaw street, William France Congregation. United Secession, (No. 2) — 16 Abbey close, William Smart Congregation. United Secession (No. 3) —6 and ? St James' street— Archi- bald Baird—-Congregation United Secession, (No. 4)— 21 New street, Robert Cairns- Congregation. United Secession, (No. 5)-— 21 George street, John Boyd—- Congregation.

SESSION CLERKS' OFFICES. Abbey Church Parish, A. Blaikie. 7 Abbey street High do. Thomas Crichton, 9 Back Sneddon Low do. William Rankin. 1 Barclay street Middle do. John Reid, 2 Caledonia street

CHURCH OFFICERS AND PRECENTORS. AsBEY Church—Robert Lang, officer, 7 Abbey street—John Hatrick, precentor, 4 West Buchanan st. G^Lic ChurcH~D\iuc&n Graham, officer— Alex. M'Kay, precentor, 53 High street High Church—James Weir, officer, 20 School wynd—James Ingiis, precentor, 5 Wardrop street Martyr's CnuRCH—Thom-d^ King, officer, Maxweilton— Andvv, Gilmotir, precentor. North street Middle Church—Thomas Ewing, officer, 1 Storie street — John Hart, precentor, 21 School wynd North Church— 9 Love street, William Millar, officer, 8 Love street —David Allison, precentor, 6 Carlile place St. George's Church—-Jame^ Robertson, officer, 41 Gordon's lane —Robert Donald, precentor, Linwood South Church—John Vance, officer, 5 Stock street—precentor vacant Baptist Chapel— 8 Barr street, no officer^—Samuel Cameron, precentor, 141 George street Do. 43 Storie street, James More, officer, 43 Storie street— Alex. Whitehiil, precentor, 9 Welimea- dow Independent Chapel—8 Abbey Close, no officer—George Da- vidson, precentor Do. do. 23 Old Sneddon Street— John M'Al- lum, officer—piec^ntor vacant —

110 Paisley. Grave Diggers, 8^c,

Methodist Chapel— Henry M' Cowan, oflScer, George street James Hamilton, precentor, 7 Storie street Mef'ormEd Psesbytery— David Currie, officer, 39 Oakshaw st — Alex. M'Farlane, precentor, Ferguslie ^pr (East) —James Lang, officer, 10 Thread street—Daniel kJ^ Cowan, precentor, 27 Moss street ^.lEF(WEsr)—William Stewart, officer, 44 Canal street—Robt. M'Ewan, precentor, 105 George street Roman Catholic Chafel—Wm. Stanford, door keeper,—choir, 4, East Buchanan street Trinity ChitrCh for Protestant Episcopaliakts—John Robert- son, officer, 34 St. James* street—John Wright, clerk, 20 Cotton street UNtTARTAN Church—42 Gcorgc street, James Melvin, precentor United Secession, (No. 1)— Oakshaw street, William Shanks, officer, 1 Oakshaw street— Robert Sutherland, precentor, Carlile place United Secession, (No. 2.)— 16 Abbey close, George Carruth, officer, 5 Abbey Close—John Murkland, precentor, 7 Sir Michael street United Secessi&n, (No. 3.)— St. James*' street, Arehd. Meikle, officer, 8 Storie street— Hugh Gibson, precentor. Glen street United Secession, (No. 4.) 21 New street, Robert Blaikie, officer, New street— precentor vacant United Secession, (No. 5)— 21 George street, Ebeneaer C. M'- Farlan, officer, 24 George street — James Thona- son, preeertor, & New Sneddon street GRAVE DIGGERS. Abbey Church— Robert Hamilton, Meeting House lane Abbey Close United Secession Church—William Shanks, Oakshaw street East Relief Church—apply to James Lang, 10 Thread street Gffilic Church—James Lochhead, 14 Oakshaw street High and Low Churches— David Thomson, 9 Oakshaw street Martyr's Church —Thomas King, Maxvvellton Oakshaw Street United Secession Church— William Shanks, Oakshaw street Reformed Presbytery Church— D. Currie, 39 Oakshaw street West Relief Church— David Burns, 1 Ralston square David Guthrie, Baillie of Abbey Burying ground STENTM ASTERS FOR IHE BURGH. Robert Kerr, John Brown, Queen street, David Murray, Walter Blair, John Muir, William Mason, John Baird, Robert Boyd. James Wilson, John Paton, Alex. M'Gillivray, James Gibb, William Good, James Lorn, John Kirkland, William Coats, Hugh M-Farlane. Heligious Societies^ 8^c. Appendix. Ill

RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.

Paisley and Eastern Renfrewshire Bible Society. Right Hon. the Earl of Glasgow, Lord Lieutenant of Ayrshire, President.

Ten Vice-Presidents. Rev. Dr. Burns, Mr Warrand Carliie, Secretaries, with a Com- mittee of Twenty Directors. John Muir Clerk.

Parochial Missionaries. ' Charleston, — Rev. Hugh Campbell Middle Parish,—-Rev. John Stewart.

Paisley Gcclic Missionary Society, Instituted March 1817. President, vacant Mr. William Hardie, Vice President William Hardie, jun. Treasurer Rev. Robert M'Lauchlan. and Rev. James Banks, Secretaries With a committee of Eighteen Directors

FURNISHED LODGINGS.

Adam, Mrs. 1 St. James' street M'Neil, Mrs 13 Old Sneddon Brodie, Mrs D. 16 Old Sneddon Pattison, Mrs 24 Causeyside Chillas, Mrs. 44 New street Parlane, Mrs 86 High street Durrie, Miss, 99 Causeyside Robertson, Thomas, 12 Dyer's Fleming, Mrs. 12 Sauce! wynd Gibson, Mrs. 3 Barclay street Scroggie, Mrs. 7 Burn row

King, Miss, 23 Moss street Tait, Mrs 1 Maxwell street Lawrie, Mrs. 3 Gauze street Vallance, Miss, 4 Garthland st, Lindsay, Mrs Walter, 1 Gor- Wardrop, Mrs 27 New Sneddon don's lane W hyte, Margaret, 3 Thread sf. Lyon, Mrs. 6 Smitljhills Wilson, Miss. 4 Garthland st. Mathie, Mrs. 3 Gauze street Wylie, Mrs 16 St. Mirren st. M'Gown, Mrs Geo. 1 Lillias Young, Mrs 4-9 High street wynd — —

112 Paisley, Conveyances hy Land and Water*

CONVEYANCE BY LAND AND WATER.

POST OFFICE.—6 Gilmour street.

Dispatched Arrived,

MAILS. 1

H. M. H. M.

]] 15 A.M. Edinburgh ~~- „^ 8 ._ A.M. 11 15 A.M. Glasgow 8 — A.M. 2 15 P.M. Greenock and Port Glasgow 8 — A.M. 2 30 P.M Beith and Johnstone 11 30 A.M. 2 40 P.M. Greenock and Port Glasgow 11 30 A.M. II 15 A.M. North of Scotland «w. 12 — Noon. 3 80 P.M. Irish 8 — A.M. 2 30 P.M. Glasgow «~v 12 — Noon. 2 30 P.M. Renfrew ,,>..,«v.««..^~^«v-. 12 — Noon. 8 45 P.M. London .» ,^^^^,^ ^^^., »«^.,,>, 3 — P.M. 8 45 P.M. Greenock and Port Glasgow 4 — P.M. 7 ___ P.M. Edinburgh .v*~ ..^,^*^ 6 — P.M. 8 45 P.M. Glasgow .,^,.^ 6 — P.M. 8 45 P.M. Beith, Lochwinnoch, Johnst. 9 30 P.M. 7 — P.M. Renfrew,.^,^^...,.^.,,^ 7 30^ P.M.

Office open every lawful day from 8 Morning till 9 Evening,—on past till Sunday from half past 10 till a quarter before 11 ; from half 3 a quarter past 4 ; and from 6 till half past 6.

Mrs. Ker, post mistress—house 6 Gilmour street "William Ker, assistant. Robert Muir, letter runner, house 8 Garthland street Alex. Stewart, letter runner, house St. James' street

Rates oj Postage of Single Letters in Great Britain. From any Post Office in England or \\ales, to any place Is. d. not exceeding 15 miles from such Office, J For any distance above 15 and not exceeding 20 miles 5 20 30 6 SO 50 7 60 80 8 80 120 9 120 170 10 170 230 11 230 300 1 pen- And so on in proportion, the postage increasing progressively one ny for a single letter for every like excess of distance of 100 miles. by All double, treble, and other letters and packets whatever (except single let- tlie penny posi) pay in proportion to the respective rates of Stage Coaches, Sfc. Appendix. 113

ters ; but no letter or packet to or from places, within the Kinijdom of Great Britain, together with the contents thereof, shall be charged more than as a treble letter, unless the same shall weigh an ounce, when it is to be rated as four single letters, and so in proportion for every quarter o( an ounce above that weight, reckoning each quarter as a single letter. Lochwinnoch and Sishopton Penny Posts, Johnstone and Renfrew Two Penny Posts.

STAGE COACHES. Messrs Lyon and Walker's Coaches to GLASGOW, start from No. 1, Moss Street, 14 times per day viz. :—9, 10, quarter past 10, 11, and 12 noon—and 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 evening. Departure of Lyon & Co.'s Coaches from GLASGOW to PAIS- LEY at 9, 10, and 11 forenoon— 12 noon—and 1, 2, 3, 4, A>%, 5,6, 7, 8, and 9 evening.

Office, To7itine, and 78, Trongate, Glasgow. Departures of Coaches from Lyon & Co.'s General Coach OfSce, No. 1, Moss Street, daily from SALTCOATS to GLASGOW at 7 o'clock morning, and from PAISLEY to SALTCOATS at 5 afternoon, through Howwood, Beith, Dairy, and Kilwinning. To EDiiSIBURGH daily, 6 morning, 12 noon, 2 and 4 afternoon. To RENFREW, on Thursday at 5 afternoon. The Van starts every Tuesday and Friday at half past 9 o'clock evening, to the Steam Packet Office, Newhaven ; arriving in time for the starting of the London Steam Packets. The Levern Trader Stage Coach arrives from BARRHEAD every Thursday at 11 forenoon, and departs from Mr Y'uiH's, Hay Market Inn, 5 New Street, at 5 o'clock afternoon. To RENFREW, the Palace Royal Coach, from Mrs. King's, Commercial and English Hotel, 2 Smith hills, seven times every lawful day. — From Mr Eraser's, Saracen's Head Inn, 2 Moss street, six times every lawful day, viz.: from Paisley— 8 and 10 morning— 12 noon—and 2, 4, and 6 afternoon. — From Renfrew for Paisley, at 9 and 11 morning— and 1, 3, 5, and 7 afternoon.

CARRIERS' QUARTERS, &c. AYR—William Russell, 107 Causeyside, arr. on Wed Sat dep Tues Fri BEITH— Robert Thomson, 29 High street, arr. Tues Thurs Sat dep. Tues Thurs Sat James Howie, 32 High street, arr. Tues Thurs Sat dep. Tues Thurs Sat BRIDGE OF WEIR—John Caldwell, 45 New street, arr. Tues Fii dep. Tues Fri CUMNOCK—James Campbell, 25 High st. arr. Mon dep. Tues. DALRY— Hugh Rodger, 45 New st. arr. Tues Fri dep. Wed Sat, Robert Crawford, 4 Moss street, arr. Tues dep. Wed DENNYLOANHEAD—25 High street, John Patrick, arr. Wed and Sat dep. Wed and Sat DUMBARTON—Thomas M«Gee, 10 Gauze street, arr. Fri dep Sat 114 Paisley. Carriers* Quarters.

GLASGOW—James Smellie, 5 Abbey street, arr. daily dep, daily — John Bell, 7 Smith hills, arr. daily dep. daily >— James Bissland, 8 Smith hills, arr. daily dep. daily

—' Hugh Paton, 34 Lann street, arr. daily dep. daily — Archd. Leckie, 1 Dyer's wynd, arr. daily at 6 o'clock p.m dep. daily 9 p.m. —> A. & J. Thomson, 6 Smithhills, arr. daily at 6 o'clock p.m. dep. daily at 9 p.m. — Robert Allan, 10 Silk street, arr. daily dep. daily — Robert Calhcart, 44 Moss street, arr, daily dep. daily — Wm. Munn, 92 Orchard street, arr. daily dep. daily GREENOCK— Walter Cathcart, 29 Causeyside, arr. daily dep. daily ~ James Sands, 3 Hunter street, arr. and dap. daily HOUSTON— Wm. Steel, 45 New street, arr. Thurs. dep. Thurs IRVINE— H. Dunlop, 91 Causeyside, arr. Tues. Fri dep. Wed Sat JOHNSTONE— Peter Lindsay, 25 High street, arr. daily dep. daily — John Paterson, (foot carrier) 20 Causeyside, arr. and dep. daily

KILBARCHAN—James Galbreath,29 High st. arr. daily dep. daily .— John M'Arthur, 12 Causeyside, arr. daily dep. daily — James Crawford, 16 Causeyside, arr. daily dep. daily KILBRIDE—(West) George Robertson, 45 New st. arr. Tues den. Wed

KILBURNIE—Mrs. Jas. Allan, 45 New st. arr. Thurs dep. Fri — James Allan, 32 High st. arr. Thurs dep. Fri KILMARNOCK— Wm. Russell 107 Causeyside, arr. Wed Sat dep. Tues Fri — John Stevenson, 32 High st. arr. Mon Thurs dep. Tues Fri

KILWINNING—James Jack, 45 New st. arr. Tues Fri dep Wed Sat — Robert Boyd, 32 High st. arr. Tues. dep Wed LARGS— Robert Small, 32 High street, arr. Tues dep. Wed.

LOCH WINNOCH—John Robertson, 29 High st. arr. and dep. Tues Thurs Sat

MID-TOWN FIELD—John M'Nab & Co. 23 High street, (Mr Taylor's, shoemaker) arr. and dep. Tues and Wed NEILSTON— Thos. Muir, 91 Causeyside, arr. daily dep. daily POLLOCKSH A WS— Andrew Wilson, 5 New street, arr. Thurs 13 noon, dep. Thurs 4 p.m. PORT-GLASGOW— By Greenock Carriers

RENFREW— (foot post) William Morton, 44 Moss st. arr. twice daily dep. daily twice

SALTCOATS—John Cunningham, 27 Wellmeadow street,arr. Tues and Fri 8 a.m. dep. Wed 3 p.m. and Sat 8 a.m. SALTCOATS and ARDROSSAN— Thomas Willocks, 45 New st. arr. Tues dep. Wed. STEWARTON and KILMARNOCK— Alex. Russell, 91 Causey- side, arr. Mon. Thurs dep. Tues Fri STRANRAEU— Hugh Reid, 91 Causeysiile, arr. Fri once every 3 weeks, dep. Tues once every 3 weeks. Railway ^c. Appendix. 115 Pauley and Henfrew .^

PAISLEY & RENFREW RAILWAY COMPANY. ExTR\ORClNARY DIRECTORS.—James Sharp of London, Jas. Brand of London, Colin Dunlop of Tollcross, Robert Steuart of Steuarthall, Theodore Walrond of Calder Paik.—ORDINARY Directors.— Wil- liam Sharp, governor, Joseph Twijjg, deputy-governor, Alex. Craig, Thos. Sharp, Wm. Brock, Robert Rule, James Woodrow, James Dunn, Wm. Muir, John Hutchison, Wm. IJrand, John Halden,— Thomas Risk, agent for the Glasgow Union Bank, Paisley, treasurer, —John Crawford, writer, secretary, 5, Moss street. It is expected that the Railroad will be opened in the month of October, Ib33.

GLASGOW, PAISLEY, & ARDROSSAN CANAL. Canal Wharf, 18, Canal Street.

Passage Boats,

Paisley for Glasgow, every hour from 9 morning to 8 evening, and at 10^ and \\y^ forenoon, Glasgow for Paisley, every hour, from 9 morning to 9 evening. Glasgow for Johnstone, 9, 11 — 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7. Johnstone for Glasgow, 81^, 10, 11 114, 2%, 414, 61^, ly^. Paisley for Johnstone, 10, 12 '2, S, 5, 6, 7, 8. Fares. First Cabin, Second Cabin. Between Johnstone and Glasgow, 10 9 Between Paisley and Glasgow, 9 6 Between Paisley and Johnstone, 5 3 For intermediate distances, and for children, see Way Bill,

Trading UoatSf

Start every lawful day from Johnstone for Paisley, and Glasgow, at 6 and 9 morning. From Paisley for Glasgow, at 6 morning, half past 10 and 12 noon.

From Paisley for Johnstone, at 1 1 forenoon and 4 afternoon. From Glasgow, for Paisley and Johnstone in winter, at daybreak, at

12 noon and 2 afternoon ; and in summer at 6 morning, 12 noon, and 3 afternoon.

Canal office, 18, Canal street, and 2, Causeyside, where Parcels are received and carefully forwarded every hour, per the Sv\ift Boats, to Glasgow, and all parts of the kingdom.

An Omnibus starts from Mein's Coach office, 100, Trongate, Glas- gow, one quarter of an hour before each Boat, with Passengers for Port-

Fglinton ; and conveys Passengers from thence to Glasgow, Fares, 2d, For Rates of Carriage, apply to James Stewart, Moodie's Court, 81 Argyll street, Glasgow, John M*Gee, Store -keeper, Port-Eglinton, Glasgow. Archibald Fulton, Store-keeper, Johnstone, Robert Fulton, Store*keeper, Paisley, With any of whom orders may be left, and inquiries made, relative to the Carrying trade. 116 Paisley. Porters' Hegulations,

REGULATIONS AND TABLE OF FARES FOR THE PAISLEY PORTERS. No person shall be permitted to ply or work on the streets of Pais- ley for hire, as a Porter, without first entering his name and place of residence, in a book for the purpose, in the Town Clerk's Chamber, and without giving bond for the faithful and honest discharge of his duty, under such penalty as to the Magistrates shall seem proper, and "without having a Badge or Ticket containing his number. Persons wishing to be admitted as Porters, must apply to the Ma- gistrates, by petition, stating their place of nativity, age, residence, and former employments, and produce satisfactory cerlificates as to character. On being admitted, and before being allowed to ply, each Porter must implement the above enactment, and he shall thereafter strictly conform to, and observe the following Regulation : — 1st. He shall renew his Bond at the expiry of three years, and on the decease of the Cautioner, or his removal from the Town ; which decease and removal he shall, within eight days, intimate in writing to the Town Clerk, and he shall also, in the same manner, and within the said time, intimate his own removal or change of residence, 2d. He shall wear his Badge or Ticket conspicuously on the left breast of his coat, which Badge shall be of brass, and have inscribed the words J^.^ri^'V^ ^?'Z^,-eS^ ^\^ / ^^^^^aod the Number in the order of his admission, and he shall also have a transcript of said inscription painted legibly on the right side of his barrow or hurley. 3d. He shall not, when unengaged, refuse employment when offered, whether on his station or not; and if he alledge previous engagement, he shall, when required, specify the nature and time of his engagement. 4th. He shall not demand higher fares than those specified in the subjoined Table ; a copy of which Table, with these Regulations, and also a small plan of the Town, divided into Sections of half a mile, he shall always have in his possession, and produce to persons employing him when required. 5th. No Porter shall appear on his station intoxicated. All Por- ters are prohibited from standing on the pavement, or crossings, to the obstruction or annoyance of the lieges ; as also from smoking, when upon their stations, or in any manner giving offence. In general, they are enjoined to conduct themselves orderly among themselves, and discreetly towards the public. 6th. Porters contravening, or not conforming to these Regulations, will subject themselves to a penalty not exceeding thirty shillings, which penalty shall be awarded, and the regulations enforced in a summary manner by the Sitting Magistrate, who may dismiss from said employment, and deprive of their Badge such as shall oflfend. TABLE OF FARES FOR CARRYING. A Parcel not exceeding 28 lbs. any distance not more than half a mile, * v«. «^ «!«***«. 2 Trustees of River Cart, ^c. Appendix. 117

And for every additional half mile, »^ ** ** 1 A Parcel or Parcels exceeding 28 lbs. and not exceeding 56 lbs. any distance not more than half a mile, v* OS And for every additional half mile !§ A Parcel or Parcels exceeding 56 lbs. and not exceeding 112 lbs. any distance not more than half a mile, -v* 4

And for every additional half mile, .w«, -^-v ** 2 Any Load on a Barrow or Hurley exceeding 112 lbs. and not exceeding 300 lbs. not more than half a mile, 6 And for every additional half mile, »* •« *» 3 And when detained more than one quarter of an hour at loading or unloading, for every additional quarter of an hour, v.- -^^ «. .w -v* ** **01 One-fourth more to be charged after 8 o'clock evening in the Winter Season, and 10 o'clock, in the Summer, Assisting at reraovings vrhen a considerable time is consumed, For the 1st hour, ** «.* 9 For every other hour, <^^ 4 For every load of Furniture—not exceeding half a mile •^ 6

Every other half a mile, <.^ ^

Watching during the night for the first hour, -s^ -».>. 10 For every other, -v* ** 2 Acting generally as a Porter, for a whole day of 10 hours 3 6 For one half day, *«. ** 2 One hour, -w*. -w «^ 6 When any parcel contains money, intimation is to be given to the Porter, TRUSTEES OF RIVER CART. The Magistrates and Town Council of Paisley, for the time being. AUDITORS OF ACCOUNTS. Elected annually by the Householder Inhabitants within the Par- liamentary Bounds in terms of Act of Parliament. William Walker I Hugh M'Farlane William Robb William Barr | James Telfer Robert Kerr Gavin Lang, clerk — Robert Brown, treasurer. John Stephen, civil engineer—William Abercrombie, collector of dues. BOATS ON THE RIVER CART.

Steam Boats, for passengers, start from the Broomielaw, Glasgow, every lawful day, with great frequency, to all parts of the Frith, and round the coast. For particulars see Notice Boards, No. 8, New Sneddon Street, 42 Moss street, and 16 St. Mirren's street.

Passage Boats. The Passage Boats which ply on Cart have no fixed hour of starting, the time being regulated chiefly to suit the passing of the Steam Boats on the Clyde. Parties passing down the river can generally be accommodated on applicjition. F 3 118 Paisley. Cart Tomiage Dues.

PROPRIETORS. Messrs. William Sproul, 8 New Sneddon William Robertson, 93 New Sneddon

INTEIIIM TABLE OfDuties on Goods, Wares, Merchandise, Commodities, Cattle, Coals, and other things, carried in or upon the River Cart, or Navigable Cut or Canal, or any part thereof; and of the duty on all Ships, Passage Boats, Vessels, Barges, Lighters, Boats or other Craft, carrying any Passenger or Passengers, upon the said River, or Navigable Cut or Canal, or any part thereof.

Each Hogshead of Tobacco - - - - - S Each Ton of Sugar ------4 Each fierce of Sugar under 10 cwt. - - - - 2 Each Barrel of Sugar, under 8 cwt. gross - - - 1 Each Puncheon of Rum - - - - - 3 Each Pipe of Wine or other Liquor - - - - 4 Each Hogshead of Wine, Beer, Porter, or other Liquor - 2 Each Quarter Cask of Wine, or other Liquor _ - 1 Each Hogshead of Flax Seed - - . - 1 Each Tun of Oil, at the rate of 252 English Gallons to the Tun 4 Each single Butt of Oil ----- 3 Each Hogshead of Bottled Wine, Beer and Porter containing") „ lOdoz. ----- J Each Barrel of American Ashes , - - I to gross weight af^ Each Butt and Tierce of Ashes, according g the King's scale per ton - - - J Each Bale of Yarn 3 Each ordinary Bale of Osiiaburghs and Tweels - - 1 Each large Bale of do. do. - - 2 Each ordinary Bale of Woollens - - " - 1 - - - Each large Bale of do ^ - 2 Each ordinary Calender Box of Goods - - - 1 Each large do. do. - - - 2 Each barrel of Beef, Herrings, Tar, Pitch, and Turpentine, 1 - - Each last of Herrings, &c. of 12 Barrels . 9 Each Tierce of Beef - - - - - H Each Eight Firkins of Black Soap - - - - 1 Grain— 10 bolls a Ton ----- 4 When less than a ton, Id. per boll. Flour— 10 sacks a Ton, - - - - - * When less than a ton, Id. per boll. Meal— 10 loads a Ton, 4 When less than a ton, Id. per boll. ~ boll " " ' " " Barley—per ni Each Hundred and Twenty Barrel Staves - - O5 Each Five Boxes of White Iron and Tin Plates - .2 Each Block of Tin, 1 of Slates - - - - ' Each Thousand ti Each Tbousjiul small do. _ _ - - - 4^ - - - 6 Each Thousand of Bricks . , Directions for Humane Society. Appendix. 119

s. d. Each Thousand Pantile - . - - .14 Each side or Crate of Glass, . - _ . i Each gross of Choppin Bottles, > - , - 1 Each empty Porter and Tobacco Hogshead and Puncheon 0^ Potatoes— per BolJ, ------I Each cast of empty Herring Barrels, - - » 2 Each Ton of Butter, at the rate of 20 cwt. a ton - - 4 Each Firkin of Butter under 10 cwt. - - - O^' Each Ton of Candle Boxes, . • - > - 6 Each Ton of Hard Soap . • - . . g Each Ton of Chalk and Whitening - - - - 4 Each Ton of Coals, Stones, Fire-clay, Sand and Lime, - 2 Each Ton of Kelp . - ~ - - » 6 Each Ton of Soap waste not employed for manure, - 2 Fresh fish exempted from Tonnage Each 40 feet of square Hardwood - - - - 7 Each 50 feet of Fir, Poplar, Plank, or other soft Wood - 7 Each Ton of Iron, Lead, Leather, Linen from Ireland, Cotton, Dye Stuffs, Alabaster, Bark, Hides, Cheese, Hemp, Flax, Cordage, and other Goods, subject to the River Duties, not specified in the above table _ - - -. g Empty Herring Barrels, many or feWy each - » .0^ Each empty Puncheon or Hogshead - - - 1 Staves to be charged by the Ton - - - -7 Empty fresh fish boxes to be tonnage free when returned For each and every time any Ship, bteam Boat, Vessel, Barge, Lighter, Boat, or other Craft, carrying any Passenger or Pas- sengers, shall ply upon, or navigate the Kiver, or Navigable Cut, or Canal, or on any part tliereof, upwards, per Ton I| And a duty for each and every time such Ships, Steam Boat, Vessel, Barge, Lighter, Boat, or other Craft, shall ply upon or navigate the said Kiver, or Cut, or Canal, or any other part thereof, downwards, of per Ton - - _ Ji Luggage of persons or families going to bathing or other quar> ters, free.

Passengers on business allowed 38 lbs. of luggage free ; all ad> ditional to pay as other goods. If the Owners of goods or Passage Boats, or their agents, are not willing to pay the rates and duties contained in the above table, then it shall be competent for the Tacksman or Collector to demand the meximum amount of the Dues authorised to be levied by the act of Parliament passed 17th June, 1835, entituled " an act to amend an act for improving the Navigation of the liiver Cart, and for deepening and extending the Harbour of Paisley, in the County of llenfrew,"

DIRECTIONS For the Recovery of the apparently Drowned or Dead. BY THE PAISLEY HUMANE SOCIETY. IN APPARENT DEATH three objects are constantly to be kept in view; 1st, to remove every huriful cause; 2d, to regulate the temperature of the body; 3d to restore breathing. For these purposes 120 Paisley. Directions^ S^c.

the following directions may be usefully employed, till medical assistance arrive, which ought instantly to be sent for in every case.

In a case of Drown ing. Remove as quickly as possible all wet clothes from the body, dry it well, wrap it in any warm woollen covering, and convey it, with the head and breast moderately raised, to the nearest house, where none but useful assistants ought to be admitted. Let the body now be laid in a warm bed, or upon a warm blanket near a fire, but not exposed to a strong heat. Let the lost heat be restored by lubbing the surface with warm cloths or hands, by wrapping a piece of warm flannel or blankelting round the waist, and by applying warm substances, first and chiefiy to the trunk and head, next to the limbs. The most convenient for this purpose are bottles or flasks filled with warm water, and bags or stockings filled with hot grains, chaff, bran, salt, or sand. La>ge glysters of warm water should also be exhibited, To restore the breathing, let a person firmly compress the nostrils with the fingers of one hand, then apply

his mouth across the mouth of the body, and blow forcibly ; let him now lift his head, and the air will escape. This operation is to be commenced as soon as possible, and continued till natural breathing

return, or till the case appear hopeless. If water in the mouth and nostrils prevent inflation of the lungs, it ought to be discharged by blowing into the mouth while the nostrils are left open. In a case of Strangling. Remove every thing tight from the neck and breast, then pro- ceed to inflate the lungs and restore heat, as directed above. In a case of Sujvcation from Impure Air. Admit fresh air, inflate the lungs, and if the body be cold, re-

store heat as directed above ; if, as sometimes happens, it be warm- er than naturally, reduce the heat by dashing the head, neck, and breast grpartly with cold water. In a case of Apparent Death from Lightning. Besides using the same means as for suffocation, give large glysters of salt and water, and use friction over the whole body. In a case of Apparent Death from Intense Cold. Avoid placing the body at first near the fire, use friction rather

than apply heat for a time j in olber reppect? act as for drowning. In a case of Excessive Intoscication* If the breathing be suspended, act as for drowning, give large glysters of salt and water, endeavour to bring up the contents of

the stomach by tickling the throat with j'eathers ; for the same purpose when the power of swallowing is restored, give copious draughts of warm water. To prevent Death from Loss of Blood. If from a wound, apply firm pressure to the woand by the finger or a small pad, till medical assistance can be procured. If from a limb, twist a handkerchief tightly round the limb, nearer to the —;

Public Offices. . Appendix. 121 heart than the wound. If fainting has taken place, lay the patient in the recumbent position, and apply hartshorn to the nostrils. If the bleeding is from an internal part, apply cold wet cloths, and avoid all stimulants. A Medical Apparatus lies in the Town's Hospital, another in the House of Recovery.

PUBLIC OFFICES, &c. Advertiser Office— 15 St. Mirren's street, published every Saturday morning Canal Office '-IS Canal street, William GiflFen, manager Cess and Taa-— County Buildings, John Napier, collector, residence

Blackstoun ; Joseph M'Leod, surveyor, 95 High street ; Wil- liam Barr, clerk to Commissioners of Supply, 33 Old Sned- don street Chamberlain— County buildings, Robert Brown, chamberlain Coach Office— [Lyon s], 1 Moss street Coffee Room— 107 High street (Cross), James Love, keeper Directory Office— 10 Barclay street, George Fowler. Notices for Directory received at Lyon's Coach Office, 1 Moss street Excise and Permit Office—41 High street; open from Eight morning to Five afternoon. Daniel Rose, supervisor; Walter Beat- tie, Archd. Dow, James Thomson, William Deans, Jonathan RadclifFe, Ales. Reid, George M'lldowie, Andrew Rendall, George Graham, William Harland, officers Gaol— County Buildings, John Hart, gaoler, house do. Gas Company's Office — 22 Moss street, William Nairn, treasurer

works, Blackstoun Road ; Archd. Cook, manager and engineer, Peter Jack, clerk and law agent

Glasgow, Paisley, and Ardrossan Canal— 18 Canal street ; Wra.

GifFen, treasurer and manager ; Robert Fulton, storekeeper and 2 Causeyside, J, Stewart House Agency and General Registry Office—97 High street, A.W. Laird Justice of Peace Clerk — County Buildings, Alex. Gibson, depute- Cierk; J. Hart, Fiscal for the county, office 87 High street Mail Gig, carries parcels hut no passengers-~^o%i Office, 6 Gil- mour street Paisley and Renfrew Railway Compamfs Office—5 Moss street, John Crawford, secretary Faisley and Renfrewshire Reformer — 19 High Office street ; published on Saturday at 7 o'clock evening.

Police Office (burgh) — County Buildings ; William Murtrie, super-

intendent and surveyor ; Andrew Millar, writer, clerk

Police Office, (suburbs) — 2 Lawn street ; James Grant, superintendent, surveyor, and collector

Post Office— 6 Gilmour street ; Mrs Ker, post mistress ; William

Ker, assistant ; Robert Muir, letter runner, house 8 Garth-

land street ; Altx. Stewart, letter runner, house St. James' st. ;

122 Paisley. Fire and Life Insurance Officesy ^c.

Pjocurator FiscaZ— Office for the burgh, Gilraour street, John An- derson

Procurators JFtscal—Office for the county, 2 Lawn street ; Robert Wylie and Robert Rodger Procurator Fiscal for the Justices— Office 87 High st. John Hart Register Office for Servants— 10 Moss street; Mrs M'Kaig Register Office for Servants—60 Canal street ; Moses Gumming

Renfrewshire Directory Office—10 Barclay street ; G. Fowler Renfrewshire Militia Orderly Room— Camphill; Captain George Jamieson

Sheriff C/erA—County Buildings ; Robert Steuart, clerk ; W. L. Houstoun, depute clerk Stage Coaches—Messrs Lyon & Walker's General Coach Office, ] Moss street v««^«^v^»«-^-v« — Hay Market Inn, 5 New street SStamp Office—Gilmour street ; Robt. Kerr, sub-dislributor—Wm. Abercrombie, assistant TailorsC Journeymen House of Call—2o Abbey street; T. Brown Town Clerk—County Buildings ; Gavin Lang, clerk Water Company's Office-^22 Moss street ; David Bain, treasurer James Thom, engineer Weavers* Office—-16 St. Mirren street ; James M'Farlane, secretary FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE OFFICES AND AGENTS. Atlas— County buildings, Robert Henderson. British Fire and Westminster Life—61 High street, James Stirrat. Caledonia Fire Insurance— 1 Hunter street, James Craig, sen. and 113 Causeyside, Robert Kerr. Crown Life Insurance and Annuity Office— Q Moss st. Peter Jack, writer. Edinburgh Friendly-—Faisley Bank, 1 Cotton st. Archd. Hodge. Friendly Insurance—Paisley Bank, 1 Cotton street, Archd. Hodge. Globe-^llS Causeyside, William Macalaster, Guardian— Sneddon, Graham M'Farlane. Hercules— Gilmour street, John Anderson. Insurance Company of Scotland— 1 Smith hills, Simpson & Martin, London Royal Exchange Assurance—33 Gauze st. Wm. Philips. North British— 1 Garthland lane, N. Hodgert, sen. Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society, and West of Scotland Fire Insurance Company— Christie Terrace, John Cra\vford, accountant. Scottish Equitable Assurance Society — County buildings, Alexander Gibson, writer. Scottish Union—5 Moss street, John Crawford— and at Stamp office, Gilmour street, Fulton M'Kerrell. Sun 5 Moss street, Wm. Mac Lean, late of dardner & INIac Lean. West of England— 16 High street, W. Hardie & Son. West of Scotland— 2 Christie Terrace, John Crawford. Yorkshire— \ Hunter street, James Craig, jun. Firemen, ^c. Appendix, 123

FIREMEN. COMMITTEE. Baillie Patison, Convener, James Drummond, and Robert Bisset, Councillors, Ninian Hodgert, William Macalaster, and John Crawford, (Secretary) Insurance Agents.

Alexander Wallace, Captain, 12 Bridge street, (burgh) William Wallace, Depute- Captain, 35 Moss street No GJIEEN ENGINE. No, RED ENGINE, 1 Robert Leighton, serjeant, 44 1 Gavin Fleming, serjeant, 38 Moss street High street 2 Robert Eaglesham, corporal, 4 2 James Muir, corporal. Broom- Marshall's lane lands street 3 Charles Wallace, 7 Smith hills 3 Hamilton Fulton, 14 Bridge 4 James M'Naught, 15 Bridge street (burgh) street (burgh) 4 Wm. Chalmers, 10 New Sned^ 6 Joseph Green, Dyers' wynd don 6 Thomas M' Nee, 4 Dyer's wynd 5 David Weir, 20 School wynd 6 Wm. M'Kaig, 21 Cotton st. The Engines and other apparatus, are deposited in Engine House in Gilmour street Keys for them to be found at the Police Office, at Alex. Wallace's, slater, 12 Bridge st. (burgh), and Wm. Wallace, slater, 35 Moss st, COAL MERCHANTS AND AGENTS. Auchenlodmont Coal Yard, 33 Gordon's lane — Ludovic Houstoun,

Esq. proprietor ; James Lamb, agent ; Andrew Erskine, salesman Craigenfeoch Coal Yard, 16 Old Sneddon— Campbell Snodgrass,

proprietor ; Matthew Cathcart, agent Govan Coal Yard, Canal Basin, 19 Canal street—Mure Robertson, agent Hurlet and Dalmarnock Coal Ree, Saucel Wharf—John Wilson and

Sons, proprietors : James Hamilton, agent Q,uarrelton Coal Basin, 29 Canal street—Ludovic Houstoun, Esq. proprietor; James Lamb, agent; J. Brown, salesman, Hamilton Farm and Monkland Coal Yard, Harbour lane—Andrew M'Goun Househill, Gifnock, Ardeer, or Stevenston Stone Basin, 28 Canal Bell, street —James Hosie, proprietor, house Nitshill ; Thomas agent, house 27 Canal street Lylesland Coal Ree—William Kirkwood, proprietor New Monkland Coal Yard, 14 North Croft street—John Knox, agent.

Adjusters of Imperial Weights and Measures. Reid & Hanna, 12 High street, (for the Burgh of Paisley.)

Daniel Cunningham, 2 1 High st. (for the upper ward of the County.^ 124 Paisley. Markets, Stores, and Fairs, S^c.

MARKETS, STORES, AND FAIRS.

Belfast and Sligo Provision Stores, 20 Moss st. —Patrick O'Neill Canal Store, 18 Canq,l street—Robert Fulton, store-keeper Fish Market, Gilmour street Flesh Market, Gilmoxir street Meal and Cheese Market in public Weigh house, 32 High street Provision Stores, 8 Church hill, R. Armour & Co. Salt and Whitening Store, 14 Broomlands —Jervis Coats & Son Besides a weekly market, held on Thursday, Fairs each of three days' duration, annually begin on the third Thursday of May and of February—the second Thursday of August and of November.— But the August Fair, called the Paisley St. James' Day Fair is the most considerable j being distinguished by horse-racing, attended by numerous shows, and observed as holiday time by all ranks of the people. These races are run annually on the Friday and Saturday of the St. James' Day Fair. Fgr some years past a number of gentlemen in and about Paisley, have interested themselves to render these sports more attractive and safe, and have now completed a new Course of 36 to 40 feet broad, and vipwards of a mile in length, (and clear of the public high way,) on ground near the old Course, west side of Greenock road, taken from the Community on a 19 year's lease ; repaired at considerable expense, by public subscription, and finished in such a style, that no course in the West of Scotland equals, or at least surpasses it. Being staked and roped round, a greater degree of safety is ensured to horse and rider, and also to the spectators, and must give satisfaction to the lovers and encouragers of these sports. The whole is completed in such a manner as reflects the greatest credit upon the gentlemen who have taken an interest in it. The contractor, Mr Robert M'Creath, Elderslie, has finished the work in a superior syle. PAISLEY RACES. (From the Records of Council.) ACT ANENT THE SILVER TELL. April, 1608- Item, it is concluded that ane silver bell be made

of 4) oz. weight, with all diligence, for ane Horse race yearly, to be appointed within this burgh, and the bounds and day for running thereof, to be set down by advice of My Lord Earl of Abercorn, Lord Paisley and Kilpatrick. Act setting downe ane hors Raiss, Apud Paisslay, decimo tertio de mensis maij, 1620. The quhilk day Andro Crawfurde and Jon. Algeo, zounger, baillies of ye burghe thairof, with the counselle of the samyn, being convenit in the tolbuith of the said burt., with advyse of ane nobill and potent er'e, James erle of Abercorn, &c., proveist of the said burghe, for ordour taking with sundrie thingis concerning the com- ptioune Weill of the samyn, and namelie, anent the conclusion of thair bell race and efterschol, quhilk was of auld set doune and not Paisley Races. - Appendix 125

effectuat. Thairfoir, It is now concludit and ordainit be the saidis baillies and counsell, with advyse and consent foirsaid, That zeirlie in tyme cuming, thair bell raice salbe rwne on the saxt day of Maij in manner following, viz. to be start at the gray stane callit St. Con- nalis stane, and fra that richt eist to the lytill house at the calsayend of Renfrew, and fra that the hie Kingis way to the Walnuik of first a scoir Paisley, and quhat horse comes over at [ ] Renfrew sail have ane dowbill aingell, and the horse and maister yairof that first comes over the scoir at the said Walneuk of Pais, laye, sail have the said bell with the said burghe's airmes yairvponn, for yat zeir. Togidder with the rest of the gold that saibe gevin in with the said bell, In manner following (except ane dowbill aingell that salbe given to the secund horse and his maister

yat comes nixt over the scoire to the foirmest ; and to that effect the saidis baillies and counsell present and to come, with advyse of thair said lord proveist, obleist yame to give in zeirlie with the said silver bell, the pieces of gold following, viz. the said lord proveist ane dowbill aingell, the saidis bailleis and counsell ane vther dowbill aingell. Lyikas the noblemen haifand lands within the paruchin of Paislay, as my lord Sempill, ane singell aingell, my lord Rose, my

Lord of Blantyre, [ ] everie ane of thame ar willing, for the vphalding of the said bell race, zeirlie to give in ane single aingell yairvnto, and every awner of the horse that rwnes to produce ane singill aingell of gold to the said Bailleis before the horse be drawen out lyikas ail the awnneries of the horses that sail happen to ryne zearlie salbe obleist to be present within the hurt, of Paislaye, dayes at leist befoir the said raice day, and thair to be ready, with thair ryderis befoir ten houris befoir nowne, and the rydaris to

be weyit at the trone of the said hurt, of Paislaye, [ ]

stane wecht ; quhair the maisters or vtheris haifand power of thame, salbe present with the rydaris in the tolbuithe of the said burghe for gifing up thair names, casting of the dyce for their places in out- leiding and the wandhandis. And becaus this present zeir is so far spent, it is concludit be the said Lord Proveist and vther noblemen, with advise of the said Bailleis and Counsell of yis hurt. That the said bell raice be rune the first day of Junij nixtocum, fra the gray stane, callit St, Connallis stane, to the said lytill house, and fra yat to the Walneuk of Paislaye, as said is haifand yair hprse alwayis dyetit in the said hurt- in manner foirsaid. And quha happens to won the said bell keipand yair wecht in manner above written, being weyit againe at the said trone, sail have the silver bell hung at his horse heid, and ye gold foirsaid. With this provisioune, that the maister of the horse, or ony vtheris haifing power of him, salbe actit as principall, with ane sufficient burgess man, as cautioner for him, conjunctlie and severallie, for productioune of the said bell to the saidis baillies of Paislaye, als gude as he sail resave the saroyn, with what augmentatioune pleist him to adde yairto zeirlie apoun the said saxt day of Maij, befoir nyne houris in the morning, and quhatever horss beis not keepit and 126 Paisley. Grain Mills^ ^c,

dyettit within the said burgh, the space foirsaid befoir the said day, and led fra Paislaye to the starting place, they sail not be sufFerit to runne in tyme cuming, and quhatevir horse winnis the said silver bell three zieris- togither, the raaister owner yairof sail have the said silver bell to hinaselff conforrae to the manner of vther burrowes. Item, it is concludit be the saidis bailleis and counsel! of the said burt. with advyse of my said lord proveist, That ane efterschot raiss sail be run zeirlie in all tyme cunning, fra ane scoir at the sclaittis of Ellirslie to ane vther scoir at the Calsayheid of the said burt. (now head of Lady Lane) of Paislaye, be horse of the price of ane hun- dredth meres, Ryddand with the wecht foirsaid, for ane furnischeit sadill, Quhilk salbe zeirlie presentit be the saidis bailleis of Pais- laye, present and to cum, at the scoir at the said calsayheid. And quhilkis of the saidis horses that sail happin to cum first over the said scoir at the said calsayheid, the awner yairof sail have the said sadill, stok yairof, and covering ; and the awner of the secund horse that sail happin to cum secundlie over the said scoir sail have the furnischeing of the said sadill then presentit. The ryders allwayis of the saidis horses keipand their wechts they war weyit of befoic their furthdrawing, and na vther wayis. GRAIN MILLS, fakers' Flour Mill, 31 Canal street, (Bakers* Society), Alexander Wilson, miller,—James Cooper, carter—house 1 Barclay street Cardonald Corn and Barley Mills, Cardonald—John Snodgrass Corn and Flour Steanti Mills, 19 Thread street and Mill street—- W. Langmuir Hawkhead Corn, Flour, and Barley Mills, Hawkhead— Alex. Craig Saucel Corn and Barley mills, 1 Saucell — William Muir Seedhill Corn, Flour, Malt, and Barley mills, 22 Seedhill —John Snodgrass OVERSEERS OF THE POOR FOR THE BURGH OF PAISLEY. First District, Comprehending the \st, 2d, and 9th Police Wards. 1st Ward—John C. Condie, John Clark, Patrick O'Neil, John Gillespie, James Thomson, Alexander M'Gilvray, Alexander Vallance. 2nd Ward— David Murray, Simon Sim, James Ritchie, George Fisher, Thomas M'llwrick, Thomas Stevenson, Robert Shaw. 9th Ward — Walter Blair, James Balderston, Ludovic Nicolson, William Arneill, John Watson, John Cameron, John Faichney.

Second District, comprehending the 3d, 4

Societies. Appendix. 127

Third District, Comprehending the 6th, 7th, and 8th Police Wards. 6th Ward—James Robertson, James Morrison, James Donaldson, Jaraes Wilson, James Mitchell, Duncan M'Phee, Wm. Young. 7th Ward—John Brown, Alexander Lang, jun., William Aitken, John Burns, James Wills, Robert Fulton, Thomas Mitchell. 8th Ward—William Blown, Robert Armour, David M'Nair, Robert Taylor, John Brown, Alexander Robertson, James Wilson.

SOCIETIES, &c,

INSTITUTED.

1658. Master Tailors' Societi/—-John Fleming, preses, 2 Albion st. —David Millar, treasurer, 103 High st.—Joseph Fleming, clerk, 38 New streets—William Thomspn, officer, 6 Moss st. 1701. Shoemakers' Society—John Donaldson, preses, Broomlands James Lang, treasurer, 70 Broomlands— Alex. Gibson, clerk. County Buildings-—Alexander Wark, officer, 87 High street 1702. Old Weavers' Society —John Leishnian, box-master, Orr Square—Thomas Henderson, collector—John Hart, clerk, 87 High street—James Robertson, officer, 41 Gordon's lane 1703. Maltmen's Society—Edward B. Buchanan, box-master, Saur cell—James Buchanan, treasurer, George street—Alexander Gibson, clerk. County Buildings—James Robertson, officer, 41 Gordon's lane 1723. Wright's Society—-John Smith, pres- 107 Causeyside—James Boyd, treasurer, 32 High street —John Dunn, clerk, 5 Mos? street—James Gardner, officer 1725. Corporation of Merchants— Robert M'Kechnie, M.D. preses, 10 Smith hills—William Brown, treasurer, Egypt Park- Alex. Gibson, clerk. County Buildings—James Robertson, officer, 41 Gordon's lane 1749. St. Mirren's JLorf^-e—Archibald Donald, R. W. M. 2 Maxwellr ton street—William Hart, depute-master, Saucel—John Max- well, sen. warden. Thread street —Robert Leighton, jun. warden, 43 Moss street—John Bailie, sen. steward, 3 5 Moss street—Patrick Barr, jun. steward, 2 Garthland lane —James Thomson, sen. standard-bearer, Moss street—Robt. Orr, jun. standard-bearer, 21 Moss street—John Hamilton, sen. key- keeper, Causeyside—James Paterson, jun. key-keeper, New Sneddon—Thomas Wylie, visitor of trades, West Ferguslie —Matthew Gemmell, visitor of trades. Abbey st.—>William Ronald, treasurer, James' street—John Pattison, secretary, 62 High Street—Peter Campbell, tyler, Charleston.

1751. Fleshers' ASode^z/-Andrew Jackson, preses, 1 9 Sandholes Robert Langmuir, treasurer, 24 New street—John Muir, clerk, 31 Gauze street—Daniel Cameron, officer, 10 Prussia street* ——

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1757. Society for Refoi-ynation of Manners— John Jack, president, 52 Storie street—Andrew Deans, treasurer, 20 Orchard st. —John Stow, secretary, 5 Stow place 1760. Hammermen's Society—Robert Hanna, preses, 58 Storie st. —Robert Bate, treasurer, 8 Christie street—Alex. Gibson, clerk, County Buildings 1761. Paisley Croft Society—rWilliam Smith, preses, Ferguslie— Joseph Robertson, collector, 25 Moss street—Andrew Arthur, treasurer, Renfrew street— George Haldane, clerk, 7 Well- meadow—William Young, officer. Lawn street 1769. Princes Journeymen Society— John Leitch, preses, 7 East Buchanan street—William Drummond, treasurer, 8 George street—William Gibb, clerk, 17 West street—John Gibb, officer, 7 Canal street 1773. Ayrshire Society—James Forbes, preses, Marchfield—Patrick Hutchison, treasurer, 17 Wardrop street—John Auld, clerk, 5 Moss street—Daniel Connell, officer, 2 Hunter street 1776. Widow and Orphan Society—T\iov[ias Glen, preses, 18 Broomlands street—Robert M'Arthur, treasurer, 21 Causey- side—James Caldwell, clerk, 6 Moss street —officer vacant 1777. Bakers Society—John Brown, deacon, 56 Causeyside—John Bain, treasurer, George street—William Aitken, clerk 12 Castle street—Peter M^Neilledge, officer, 110 High street Flour mills, Canal Bank 1781. Brewers' Society— George Maxwell, preses, Storie street Malcolm M'Kechnie, treasurer. Moss toll—Robert Inglis, clerk, 9 Glen street—Robert Young, officer, 122 George st. 1782. Florist Society—John Wylie, preses. West Campbell street —William Adam, treasurer, Caledonia street—James Fin- layson, clerk, 4 Clark's place, Seedhill 1783. Cumberland Journeymen Society—James Weir, preses, 20 School wynd—James Gilchrist, treasurer, Glen street- Matthew Adam, clerk, 83 Canal street—Archibald M'Cal- lum, officer, 73 High street 1787. Paisley Friendly Society—William Caldwell, preses, Abbey street—Alexander Crawford, treasurer and clerk, 110 Causey- side—David Thomson, officer, 9 Oakshaw street 1790. Sneddon Friendly Society—John Robertson, preses, 13 Cale- donia street—Thomas Taylor, collector and clerk, Lonend Daniel M'Callum, officer, Back Sneddon 1792. New Town Road Committee—William Langmuir, president, 1 Cart street—William Forrest, treasurer, 1 Inkle street John Hart, Clerk, 87 High street—Daniel Cameron, collector, 10 Prussia streets-William Sim, Daniel Robertson, Andrew Clark, Hugh Cameron 1802. Bond of Friendship Society— John Caldwell, preses, Abbey House— Andrew Wallace, treasurer, Cotton street—Robert Inglis, clerk, 9 Glen street—Archibald M'Callum, officer, 73 High street —

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1802. George Street Friendly Society —Hugh Semple, preses, 2 Ban- street—.David Currie, treasurer, 39 Oakshaw street— George Fulton, clerk, 3 Queen street—William Brownlie, officer, 59 George street 1802. Gordon's Lane and Storie Street Friendly Society—Andrew Smith, box-master, 1 Bladda—John Herd, treasurer, Doves- land—Peter Calendar, clerk, 15 Gordon's lane—Duncan M'Nair, officer, 14 Gordon's lane 1802. Seedhill Friendly Society—Neil White, preses, 3 Lilias wynd —Bryce Gillespie, treasurer—^-Daniel M'Lean, clerk, 4 Fer- guslie —Alexander Brown, officer. Abbey close 1802. Young Friendly 5'ocie^y —Remodelled 1830.— Central Committee—John Anderson, preses, Gilmour st. —Archd. Davidson, treasurer, 3 Glen street—Thomas Henderson, actuary, 9 Gauze street—Robert Gilchrist, 51 Broomlands, general officer for the three sections. SECTIONAL COMMITTEES. First Section —William Dobbie, preses, 12 High street—William Kessan, disburser, 7 Wardrop street—John Urie, clerk, 29 Wellmeadow Second Section — Thomas Dykes, preses, 47, Causeyside—Robert Lidell, disburser, 3 Barclay street—Andrew Whyte, clerk, 8 George street Third Section —John Baird, preses, 43 Geoi'ge street—James Reid, disburser, High street—John Webster, clerk, Thread street 1804. John Str eet Friendly Society—John Fleming, preses, Newton street—Matthew Stewart, treasurer. New Sneddon—Alex. Jeffrey, clerk, Espedair street—Robert Young, officer, 122 George street 1804. Renfrewshire Society of Teachers—John Kennedy, preses, 30 Causeyside—Philip Ross, treasurer, 4 Lilias wynd—John Reid, secretary, 7 Oakshaw street—James Robertson, officer, 41 Gordon's lane 1805. Caledonia Friendly Society—W^illiam Adain, preses, Cale- donia street—James Cochran, treasurer. Back Sneddon Matthew Adam, clerk, 83 Canal street—Alexander Jeffrey, officer, Espedair street 1806. Archers Society—John Hamilton, captain, 4 Moss street- John Dunn, secretary— James Lamb, John Gemmell, Dr. George Wylie, David Dick, and Robert Rodger, directors 1806. Glasgow, Paisley, and Ardrossan Canal Company— Commit- tee of management :—Ludovic Houstoun, Wm. Houstoun, Col. Fulton, William Langmuir, Andrew Brown, Captain Montgomerie, Capt, M.Hamilton— Committee of accounts for Canal ; James Lamb, John Scott, and John Orr— Wm. Giffen, manager and treasurer—Robert Wylie,'clerk— Robt. Fulton, storekeeper ——.

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Railway-—In June 1827, this Company was empowered by Act of Parliament, to complete the line of Communication between Glasgow and Ardrossan, by means of a railway

1809. New Bond of Friendship—3 ohn Stevenson, preses, Great Hamilton street—John Pinkerton, treasurer, 39 Wellmeadow street—Robert Inglis, clerk, 9 Glen street—Robert Baird, officer, 4 Silk street 1810. Paisley Transfer Friendly Society— George Maxwell, preses, 58 Storie street—James Wark, treasurer, 2 Thread street- William Gibb, clerk, 17 West street—Daniel Connell, officer, 2 Hunter street

1811. Paisley Female Benevolent Society—•'Mrs. Barclay, president Mrs. James Dunn, treasurer—Miss Agnes Carlile, secretary— Superintendents. Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Cockburn, Miss Davidson, Mrs. Lang, Mrs. M'Dermid, Mrs. Muir, Mrs. Thomson, St. James' Place, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Haldane, Mrs. Rule, Mrs. Macnair, Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Brough, Mrs. Wylde 1811. Paisley Militia Society—Adam M'Arthur, preses, 22 St. James' street—'Allan Clark, treasurer. New Sneddon—John Blair, clerk, Stow place—William Crombie, officer, 23 High street

1812. Hope Friendly Society—-Alexander M'Kay, preses, Gateside —James Gibson, treasurer, George st. —Robert Inglis, clerk, 9 Glen street—Alexander Begg, officer, Cotton street 1812. Rose Friendly Society —Andrew Adam, preses, Orchard street —Alexander Dykes, treasurer, Christie street—John Dickie, clerk, Barrhead—James Weir, officer, 20 School wynd 1812. Underwood Friendly Society—Mark Doran, preses, Under- Avood street — Robert Smith, treasurer, St. James' Street— Robt. Inglis, clerk, 9 Glen street—William Buchanan, officer, Storie street 1812. Scotch Thistle Friendly Society—John Lindsay, preses. Canal street—Thomas Renwick, treasurer, Broomlands— Robert Inglis, clerk, 9 Glen street—Walter Davidson, officer, Broomlands street 1816. Albion Friendly Society—Thomas Oatley, preses, Newton street—William M'Lachlan, treasurer, Love street—Robert Inglis, clerk, 9 Glen street—William Buchanan, officer, Storie street 1817. Catholic Friendly Society—'Feter Gillon, preses, 11 St. Mir- ren street— John Small, treasurer, 138 George street—John Savage, clerk, 2 Love street 1818. Harmony Equitable Society—William Martin, preses, 10 Smith hills —David M'Nair, treasurer, 38 Storie street William Ritchie, clerk, 61 Storie street—William Brownlie, officer, George street Societies. . Appendix. 131

1818. Medical Society—for the mutual communication of profes- sional knowledge and friendly intercourse-^John Torbet, president —Dr. George Wylie, and William Kerr, vice-pi*e- sidents —Robert Jamieson, secretary and treasurer—for residence see Directory 1818. Re?ifrewshire Out-Pensioners' Friendly Society-^ James Fer- guson, preses, 2 Stow street—James Petrie, Treasurer, 72 Broomlands—John Dickie, clerk, Barrhead—John M'Neil, officer, 27 Causeyside 1819. Renfrewshire Agricultural Society— Sir John Maxwell of Pollok, Bart, president-— Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, Bart. M. P., Archibald Campbell, Esq. of Blythswood, Ludovic Houstoun, Esq. of Johnstone, William Napier, Esq. of Blackston, John Wilson, Esq. of Thornlie, vice-presidents- William Glen, Esq. of Netherwood, treasurer—Mr A. Ht Simpson, writer, Paisley, seci^etary-and twenty-four ordinary directors —Mr Alexander Cunningham, preses of the committee The annual Show of Cattle by Members of the Renfrewshire Ag- ricultural Society, took place on Thursday, 28th May, 1835.

The Judges awarded the premiums as follows :—

1 For the best Bull above three years old, to Mr Thomas

Stevenson, in Smith hills, Neilston . . £5 2 For the second best do. to Mr William Harvey, in Yoker,

Renfrew . . . . . 3 3 For the third best do. to Mr George Paton, in Bank- head, Renfrew ..... I 4 For the best Bull, calved after 1st .Ian. 1833, to Mr William Maxwell Alexander, Esq. of Soiithbar 3 5 For the second best do. do. to Mr William Harvey, in Yoker, Renfrew .... 2 6 For the third best do. do. to Mr David Hutcheson, in Gieen, Mearns ..... 1 7 For the best Bull, calved after 1st Jan. 1834 to Mr George Paton, in Bankhead, Renfrew 1 10 8 For the second best do. do. to Mr Peter Donald in Foulds, of Kilbarchan .... 1 9 For the best Milch Cow, in calf or milk, to Mr George Glassford, Drumcross, of Erskine 4 10 For the second best do. to Mr William Yuill, Paisley 3 Jl For the third best do. to Mr John Latta, in Bankfoot Abbey ..... 1 10 12 For the best Cow, calved after 1st Jan. 1832 to Mr William Knox, in Walkinshaw 3 13 For the second best do. to Mr John Algie, in Green- head, of Inrhinnan .... 1 10 11 For the best Qtiey, calved after 1st Jan. 1R33, in ealfor milk, to Mr Thomas Robertson, in Capla, of Neil- ston ...... 200 132 Paisley. - Societies.

15 For the second best do. do. to Mr John Snodgrass, in

New Mains, of Renfrew . . . 10 16 For the best yield Quey, calved after 1st Jan. 1833, to

Mrs Jannes Young, Paisley . . . 1 10 17 For the second best do. do. to Mr George Glassford,

in Drumcross . . . . 10 18 For the best Quey, calved after 1st Jan. 1834, to Mr Jannes Stewart, in Nethermill, of Houston . 10 19 For the second best do. do. to Mr Walter Aitken, in

Boghall, of Houston . . . 15 aO For the best draught Colt, foaled after 1st Jan. 1833, bred in Renfrewshire, to Mr Samuel Clark, in Mans- wrae of Kilbarchan . . . .200 21 For the second best do. to Mr Alex. Fergus, in Nether Johnston, of Kilbarchan . . . 10 22 For the best Filly, foaled after 1st Jan. 1833, to Mr Thomas Jackson, in Stanlie Muir . .200 23 For the second best do. to Mr Archd. Houston, in

Walkinshaw . . . . 10

The Sweepstakes for the best three Milch Cows were awarded to Mr Glen of Hawkhead mains. A great number of the members and other gentlemen friendly to the Society dined together, in the Saracen's Head Inn, and spent the evening in that agreeable manner for which the meetings of this highly respectable and useful Society are distinguished. Annual Ploughing Match. —The Annual Ploughing Match of the Renfrewshire Agricultural Society took place on the 12th Feb. 1836, on the Farm of Hillington, tenanted by Mr Robertson. Forty-two Ploughs started, and the day being favourable, a great concourse of spectators attended, among whom were Sir John Maxwell, Bart., President of the Society. After a careful inspection of the work, which was admirably executed, the Judges awarded the prizes as follows :—

1st Robert Gardner, son of Mr R. Gardner, in Candren. 2d Alexander Telfer, son of Mr Alex. Telfer, in Househill. 3d Matthew Kyle, son of Mr Andw. Kyle, in Crookston. 4th John Algie, son of Mr Robt. Algie, Inchinnan. 5th Allan Kirkwood, son of Mr Allan Kirkwood, in Wardhill. 6th Robert Algie, son of Mr Robert Algie, Inchinnan. 7th Archd. Scott, servant of Mr Wm. Renfrew, in Mains of Blackston. 8th Matthew M'Farlane, son of Mr John M'Farlane, in Haugh. The annual Cattle Show of the Renfrewshire Agricultural Society took place in Paisley, on Thursday, the 26th May, 1836, when the Prizes competed for were awarded as follows by the Judges, Messrs

William Fulton, John Cairns, and Malcolm Coubrough : —

1 For the Best Bull above three years o'd — To Mr George Paton in Bankhead, Renfrew P.irish £5 2 For the Second Best Do,-— To Mr David llulcliisonin Green, Mearns Parisli . . • 3 —

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3 For the third Best Bull— To Air James Bar in Bowfield,

Neilston Parish» . . , * £.;i

. 4 For the Best Bull calved after 1st Jan. 18S4.— To Mr Thomas Stevenson, in Smithhills, Neilston Paiish, s 5 For the Second Best Do. —To Mr John Brown in Al-

ton, Abbey Parish^ ^ ^ . , 2 6 For the Third Best Do—To Mr James Glassforu in Bargarraii, Erskine Parish, . , 1 *? For the Best Bull calved aFtcr 1st Jan. 1835— To Mr John Gray, Blawart hill, Renfrew Parish, 1 10 8 For the Second Best Do.—To Mr George Faton, in

Bankhead, Ileiifreiv Parish, b 1 9 For the Best Milch Cow in Calf or Milk—To Mr J as. Robertson, in Hall, Neilston Parish, 4 10 For the Secoftd Best Do.— To Mr W. Yuill, New

Street, Paisley, . v . . 3 11 For the Third Best Do.— To Mr George Giassford,

Drumcros3> . . » ^ >, , . 1 iO 12 For the Best Cow calved after 1st Jan. 1833—To Mr George Palon in Bankhead, Renfrew I'arish, 3 iS For the Second Best Do.— To Mr James Rooertson in Mall, ..... 1 14) For the Best Qney calved after 1st Jan. I83i, in Calf oT Milk— To Mr James Stewart, Netherm)ll> Hous- toun Parish, .200 15 For the Second Best Do.—To Mr James Robertson,

in Hail, . • « . . • 10 16 For the Best Yield Quey calved after 1st Jan. 1831

To Air George Giassford, in Drumcross, . . 1 10 17 For the Second Best Do.—To Mr W. Aitken, Bog-

hall, Houstoun Parish^ . . . 10 18 For the Best <^uey calved after 1st Jan, 1835— To Mr Sommeiville in Thomas Hatton, . . .10 19 For the Second Best Do.-^To Mr James Giassford

in Barnrairanj . . , . 15 SO For the Best Draught Colt, foaled after 1st January, 1834, bred in Renfrewshire—To Mr Thomas Jack-

in Stanlie Muir, . . , son, . .200 Si For the Second Best Do.— To Mr Wm. Craig in Ply-

moor, Neilston Parish, . . . 10 22 For the Best Filly, foaled after 1st Jan. 1834— To Mr

William Adam, in Oldbar, Abbev Parish, . 2 53 For the Second Best Do.—To Mr John Gray, in Blawarlhill, . . . . .10 54 For the Best Draught Mare of the Clydesdale Breed —To Mr Thomas Jackson, in Stanlie Muir, 5 25 F'or the Second Best Do. — To Lieut. Col. Harvey of

Casllesemple, ^ . . . 3 The Subscription Sweepstakes by Members of the Society for the Best Three Milch Cov/s, bein^ the property and in the possession of the competitor, from and after the 1st May, 1836. were awarded lo William Glen, Esq., of Netheivvood, Treasurer to the

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The Subscription Sweepstakes by Members of the Society forthe Best Two Queys, calved after the 1st of January 1834,bred by, and never out of the possession of, the competitor, were awarded to Mr James Stewart in Netheimill. About Sixty members of the Society afterwards sat down to an excellent dinner in the Saracen's Head Inn, William Napier, Esq., of Blackston in the chair, William Glen, Esq., of Netherwood, croupier. This Show has been accompanied with a high degree of satisfaction. The number of the cattle on the field, their excellent quality, the fineness of the weather, and the number of spectators, ail con- spired to give eclat to the proceedings. It was stated by one of the Judges at the Dinner, that the Show was superior to the one of last year at Ayr, before the Highland Society. The award of the Judges was not given till after the most mature investigation, and it certainly afforded us a good deal of satisfaction to find their award when announced, agreeing in so many instances with the opinions previous- ly expressed by experienced farmers and country gentlemen outside of the ring.

« 1819. Paisley Building Society—John Scott, treasurer, 1 Gauze street— Gavin Lang, secretary, County Buildings—James Craig, William M'Lean, Alexander Martin, Alexander Pol- lock, John Anderson, James Lamb—John Hendry, officer, St. James' street 1819. Paisley Provident Society—William Bicket, preses, 11 Bar- clay street — Stewart & Lochhead, treasurers, High street- Andrew Millar, secretary, M'Leod's Buildings, 4 Smith hills 1820. Female Friendly Society—Janet Gibson, preses, 3 Barclay street—Mrs. Smith, treasurer, Stow street—John Brown, clerk, 68 Love street—William Buchanan, officer, 30 Storie street 1820. Female Union Society—Mrs. Young, preses, 69 Canal street- Ann Lapslie, treasurer, Oakshaw street—James Fulton, clerk, 10 Back Ferguslie—William Brownlie, officer, 69 George street 1820. Mortchth 5'ocieiy—William Anderson, preses, 65 West Broomlands—Neil M'Millan, collector, 45 Broomlands— William Barbour, keeper, 19 Maxwellton 1820. Sneddon Quarter Mortcloth Society—Robert Orr, preses, 29 Back Sneddon—Robert Blackwood, treasurer, 59 Back Sneddon—William Hill, clerk, 17 Back Sneddon— Dugald M'Gregor, keeper, 14 New Sneddon 1822. Paisley Union Provident Bank Company-—James Barr, pres. — Committee—James Barr, William M'Lean, James M'- Farlane^ Dr. James Kerr, Robert Cochran, and Robt. Smith —Ninian Hodgert, treasurer, 1 Gauze street—W. & W. Barr, secretaries, 33 Old Sneddon —

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1823. Paisley Gas Light Compony—Incorporated by Act of Par-

liament, 30th May, 1823 j but a new Act has been obtained extending the former, and authorising the Company to double, and should the increasing demand for the light

render it necessary, to treble their former capital ; it also imposes high penalties on those who defraud the Company, and very summary process for recovery of rates and penalties. This additional Act received the royal assent 26th March, 1832.—Dr. M'Kechnie, re-elected Governor—William Brown, Esq. Dep. Governor—Extraordinary Directors- Robert Wylie, Fulton M'Kerrell, James Kerr, M D, John Blackburn, Gavin Lambie, Andrew Mitchell, Dr. William Cunaming, Thomas Graham, James Logan, Peter Jack, merchant— Ordinary Directors— Williann Lov/ndes, Alexan- der FuUarton, William Fulton, Robert Farquharson, William Macalaster, John Scott, William Kerr, William Martin, John Orr, Peter Brough—Archd. Cooke, engineer and manager —William Nairne, treasurer—Peter Jack, writer, Paisley, statutary clerk, and law agent—James Cleland, David Ayton, and Andrew Gibson, inspectors— Company's Office, 22 Moss

street ; open from 10 till 3 1824. PaisZey Caledonia Heritable Property S'octe^^— Matthew Slater, preses, 20 Smith hills— Robert Boyd, treasurer, 23 Causeyside— Peter Jack, secretary and law agent, 9 Moss st. 1824. Paisley Funeral Society—John Walker, preses, 36 George st. —Neil M'Millan, treasurer, 46 Broomlands—Wm. Stewart, clerk, 1 Muslin street—Robert Young, officer, 1 22 George st. 1824. Grocers Company'— Hugh Biggar, preses, 82 Canal street William Boyd, treasurer, 30 High street — John Dunn, clerk, 5 Moss street—Daniel Connell, officer, 2 Hunter street 1824. Sir William Wallace Equitable Friendly Society—'Ar\6xe.-w Leitch, preses. Lawn street—James Watson, treasurer, Orchard street—James Thomson, clerk, 6 New Sneddon— William Buchanan, officer. Sir Michael street 1824, Sneddon Equitable Friendly Society— George Jaap, preses-^ James Clark, treasurer—William Masson, clerk, 80 High street—John Caldwell, officer 1825. Equitable Society — Central Committee—John C. Condie, president, 42 Moss street — Alexander Mackay, treasurer, 25 Broomlands—Thomas Watson, jun, secretary, Camphill—

Thomas Ewing, general officer for the three sections, 1 Storie street— Sectional Committees— First section—John Porter, preses, Wardrop street—Peter M'Ewing, disburser, Cale- donia street—William Addison, clerk, 72 Canal street— Se- cond section—James Good, preses, 4 West street—Erskine M'Farlane, disburser, 121 George street— Robert Lang, clerk, 17 Wardrop street—Third section— Alex, Thomson, preses, George street—Thomas Cuthbert, disburser, 127 George street— Colin Sim, clerk, 6 Glen street —

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1828. St. Andrew's Sickness Assurance Society—James Cuthell, preses, 121 George street—John Baird, treasurer, 43 George street— James Thomson, clerk, 6 New Sneddon street Robert Muir, officer, 20 Queen street 1829. Paisley Harmonic Society (Vocal)—James Thomson, leader and preses, 6 New Sneddon—Alexander Cochran, treasurer. Brown's lane'—William Owen, secretary, 11 Glen street- Society meets in No. 6 New Sneddon 1829. Paisley Reform Society —Archibald Stewart, president, Garthland place—Robert Bisset, vice-president, Ferguslie Matthew Neilson, treasurer, George street— Robert Urie, secretary, Ferguslie. Members meet every second Monday — all the meetings are open to strangers 1829. Paisley Society for Protecting the Dead—James Orr^ preses, 7 West Campbell street—John Allan, treasurer, 76 High st. —-John Parkhill, clerk, 12^ John st.—- Hugh Kerr, officer, 4 Blacklaw lane — Guardhouse^ Oakshaw street 1829. Paisley United Gurlihg CZm6—-John Hutchison, pTeses, Glen lane—Jn. Dunlop, treasurer, 82 Broomlands—John Falconer, clerk, 3 Wardrop st, —Wm. Millar, jun. officer, 8 Love street. 1830. Paisley Society for the Prevention and Cure of Intemperance— Rev. William Smart, president—Rev. Archd. Baird, Rev. James Banks and Andrew Nairn, vice-presidents—Robert Martin, treasurer—John Martin and Alexander Baird, secretaries—General Committee— Alex. Gardner, Andrew M'Gown, Jas. Pinkerton, M. M' Gown Hart, John Kennedy, Charles Ritchie, Walter Stewart, James Winning, Archibald Ferguson, Matthew Stewart, Alexander Taylor, James Bowie, William Campbell, Gavin Lambie, .Tames Whiteford, Robert Walker, John Murdoch, John Stevenson, Thomas Wallace 1830. Paisley Youths^ Association for the Prevention and Cure of Inte7nperance-^T) aniel Richmond, president, 21 Glen street —William Melvin, vice-president, 38 Ferguslie—David Bleloch, treas\irer, 13 Thread street— William Brough, se-. cretary, 3 Garthland lane— Robert Eaglesim, keeper of general Roll-Book and Tickets, 74 High street — M'ith a committee of 20—Members about 600 1830. Renfrewshire Political Union—R. C. Bonllne, Esq. of Ardoch, chairman— Robert Wallace, Esq. of Kelly, M.P., Campbell Snodgrass, Esq. of Thornhill, George Masson and James Fleming, vice-presidents—Robert Bisset, treasurer—John Henderson, secretary 1831. Paisley Pattern Drawers' 5'oci'e/y—William Mitchell, presi-

dent, 1 Barclay street-^James Mills, treasurer, 3 Wardrop street—Joseph Adam, Secretary, 27 George st.— officer vacant 1832. Paisley Horticultural S'ode/y— John Orr, of Underwood, president — Thos. Struthers, vice-president, Gallowhill—James Scotland, treasurer, Blackston— Peter Wilson, clerk, 42 High street—James Gardner, officer, Garthland street — — —

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1833. Evergreen Equitable Friendly Society— Geo. Easton, pres. West St. — Gavin Dunlop, treas. Castle St.— Christopher Dunlop, clerk, 42 George street—John Caldwell, officer, 21 Q,ueen st. 1834. Paisley (Burgh) Road Directors—Elected hy the Rate-Payers —John Henderson, Town treasurer, convenor Low Parish —'Walter Blair, convenor, 1 Bridge street (Burgh) —James Balderston, Matthew Foulds, jun., Robert Armour, William Brown, Robert Taylor Middle Parish— George Fisher, convenor—John C. Condie, William Mitchell, John Brown, James Gibb, James Caldwell High Parish—'Hugh Andrew, convenor— James Fleming, William Goudie, James Pater- son, DugaldM'4usland, Robert T>e-weLrt-—-Appointed by Town Council —Messrs, C.J. Kennedy, Jas. Taylor, Robt. Cochran, John Dunlop-^Jas. Thomson, collector. County Buildings 1834. Paisley Water Company—John Orr, Esq. governor—Dr. Jas. Kerr, dep -gov. —Extraordinary Directors—Provost Hardie, Jas. Coats, Jas. Kibble, Adam Keir, Bailie Hendry, William Lowndes, John Haldane, Fulton M'Kerrell, Ninian Hodgert, Jos. Twigg— Ordinary Directors—Wm. Kerr, Wm. Brown, Wm. Reid, Robt. Farquharson, Peter Brough, Alex. FuUar- ton, David Bain, John Scott, John Stewart, A. C. Holms—James Thom, engineer— Simpson & Martin, clerks 1835. United Thistle and Shamrock Friendly Society-* John Paul, preses, 68 New Sneddon—Alexander Goodlet, treasurer, St. James' street— Robert Inglis, clerk, 9 Glen street— William Buchanan, officer, Storie street 1836. Journeymen Tailors' Benevolent Funeral Society—Jas. Smith, preses, 36 Mossst— Geo. Eraser, treas. 174 High st —H. Fraser, clerk, 12 New Sneddon st—Jas. Brown, officer, 8 Moss street 1836. Paisley Museum and Hope Temple Botanical and Zoological Gardens, 15 Love Street— Botanical department, D. Duncan, manager — Zoological department, W. Small, manager. This is the only Institution of the kind in Renfrewshire—to the Gardens are also attached a Bowling- Green, Quoit Ground, and Shooting Butts, for the accommodation of visitors desir- ous of a short relaxation from the fatigvies of business 1836. Paisley Cricket Club — Robert M'Kean, president—Alexan- der Pollock, jun. vice-president—James Hodge, treasixrer— Thomas Campbell, and W. M'Pherson, secretaries INSTRUMENTAL BANDS. Paisley Renfrewshire (Independent) Political Union ^anc?— (Black- hall) master Paisley Instrumental Band—Robert Ewing, master, Causeyside Paisley Rifle Band—Robert Robertson, master, 15 Moss street Paisley Martial Thistle 5a?i

JOHNSTONE DIRECTORY.

AITCHESON, Patrick, machine maker. Old mill Aitken, Hugh, spinning-master, Old mill, 36 High street Aitken, James, spirit dealer, 65 High street Aitken, Miss, dressmaker, 65 High street Allan, David, grocer and carter, 4- William street Allan, James, shoemaker, 18 Macdowall street Allan, John, carding master, Johnstone mill Allan, John, cotton spinner, 7 Macdowall street Allan, John, tailor, 28 Macdowall street st- Allan Sf Watson, cotton wick manufs. 11 Macdowall Allison, James, blacksmith, 15 William street Anderson, John, Canal store keeper, ho. Canal bridge Anderson, John, sheriff officer, 19 Church street Anderson, Wm. picking master, Cartsidemill Andrew, John, wright, 1 Walkinshaw street Andrew, Thomas, spirit dealer and druggist, 17 High st. Arthur, Mrs. William, grocer, 8 Rankin street

BALLANTINE, John, wine and spirit merchant, 60 High street Ballantine, William, grocer, 8 William street Barbour, Mrs, W. milliner and straw hat maker, 9 Hous- toun square Barclay, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 7 Quarry street Barr, George, foreman at Robert Donald's machine shop, 73 and 76 High street Barr, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 21 William street Barr, Mrs John, vintner, 20 Campbell street Barr, William, flesher, 6 Houstoun square Baxter, Duncan, hair dresser, 1 1 Houstoun square Biggar, David, spirit dealer, 6 William street Bishop, James, umbrella maker, 49 High street Black, Hector, spirit dealer, 29 High street JOHNSTONE. 139

Blackburn, James, auctioneer, wine and spirit merchant, (Blackburn's Tavern) 24 High street Blackburn, Robert, machine maker, Old Mill Blackwood, Janet, eating house, 52 High street Blair, James, tailor, 54> High street Blair, Robert, manager of Gas work, ho. Brewery street Blair, William, billy master, Old Mill, 36 High street Bland, R. C. commercial traveller, 51 High street Bland, Wm. wine & spirit mercht. 56 Highst. ho. 31 do. Boag, James, wright and timber mercht. ani3 fitter up of the light gig passage boats, 5 Dimity sli'eet,^ saw mill 18 do., ho. Wood Bank Cottage Boyd, Mrs dressmaker, 21 Houstoun square Boyd, William, spirit dealer, 21 Houstoun square Boyle, David, grocer and tea dealer, 55 High street Braid wood, Cameron & Co., engineers, millwrights, muS machine makers, 77 High street Braidwood, John, of Braidwood, Cameron, & Co., house- 77 High street Brooks, Rev. George, house 56 High street Brown, Archd. boot and shoemaker, 133 Graham street Brown, Matthew and Co. cotton spinners, (New Mill) 18 Rankin street Browns, Malloch, & Co, cotton spinners, Elderslie Mill & Old Mill, 36 High street Bryson, James, teacher, town's school, Ludovic square Bryson, John, draper, 19 Houstoun square Buchanan, Peter, sizeing master. Old Mill Buntin, John, flesher, 32 Macdowal street Buntin, William, clothier and draper, 12 High street

CALDWELL, Thomas, picking master, Old Mill Cameron, Alex, cotton spinner, 77 High st. ho. 76 do. Cameron, Matthew, grocer, 21 Collier street Campbell, Archd. spinning master, Hagg Mill Campbell, Duncan, spinning master, 78 High street Campbell, Duncan, teacher, Cartside Campbell, James, grocer, 16 Graham street Campbell, James, watch and clock maker, 51 High street Campbell, James, writer, 54- High street 140 JOHNSTONE.

Campbell, John, of Campbell and Rodger, 15 Church sto Campbell, John, shoemaker, 16 High street Campbell, Mrs linen dresser, 9 Houstoun square Campbell, Mrs. spirit dealer, 9 High street Campbell & Rodger, candlemakers, 15 Church street Campbell, Stirling, grocer and grain merchant, 56 High street, ho, do, Campbell, William, writer, 18 Collier street, ho. 17 do. Campbell, Wilson, ropemaker, 62 High street Cardy, Robert, fireman, Pe'ockland Mill Carmichael, Misses, milliners and dres.s makersj 3 Graham street Chapman, Archibald, tailor, 20 Houstoun square Clapperton, Rev. John, house Elderslie Glen Clark, Archd, wine and spirit merchant, 14 George street Clark, George, grocer, 66 High street Clark, Hugh, jun. tinsmith, 30 Migh street Clark, John, shoemaker, 50 High street Clark, Wm. joiner and cabinet maker, 14 Macdowall st, Clinkscales, James, foreman engineer, 14 Dimity street Clinkscales, John, bookbinder and stationer, 17 High st, Cochran, John, flesher, 15 High street Cochran, William, flc?her, 4 High street Colquhoun, John, farmer, Barbush Colville, James, spinning master, Floors Mill Connell, Matthew, boot and shoemaker, 20 High street Connell, John, spinning master, Johnstone Mill Courtney, Henry, nail maker, 8 Houstoun square Craig, John, (Cross Keys Inn) 22 Houstoun square--rtO' bacconist, wine and spirit cellar, do. Crawford, George, licensed horse dealer, 12 Macdowall §t Crawford, James, mechanic, New Mill

Ci-awford, Robert, hair dresser, I Macdowall street Crawford, William, auctioneer, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 25 High street Criohton, Mrs. eating house, 25 Macdowall street Cumming, Andw. shoe and leather warehouse, 59 Highst* Currie, John, picking master. New MiU

PAVIESj William, spinning master, Cartsjde MiU JOHNSTONE. 141

Docherty, Daniel, spirit dealer, 12 Macdovvall street Donald, Archd. spirit dealer, 13 High street Donald, Robert, engineer, machine maker, and iron founder, 73 and 74 High st. ho 66 do, Douglas, James & Co. ironmongers, 26 High street Douglas, John M. surgeon and medicine warehouse, 26 High street, ho. do. Duncan, Miss, teacher of reading, writing, arithmetic, and sewing, 14 Walkinshaw street

FERGUSON, Archd. watch and clock maker, 18 Hous- toun square Fillans, John, confectioner, 10 High street Findlay, Joseph, merchant, house Rosebank Cottage Fletcher, Peter, brazier & tinplate worker, 57 High street —house do. Flockhart, James, sadler, 71 High street FVaser, James, sizeing master, Hagg Mill Fyfe, James, wood turner, 6 Quarry street Fyfe, John, baker, 13 High street Fyfe, John, late cotton spinner, 15 Macdowall street Fyfe, Robert, carding master, 21 Macdowall street Fyfe, Robert, manager, 2 Macdowall street Fyfe, William, cotton spinner, 19 William street

GALBREATH, David, carter, 27 Campbell street Gardner, William, teacher, 65 High street Gas Work, foot of Rankin street Gibson, John, boot and shoemaker, 10 High street Gibson, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 28 Macdowall st. Gibson, John, machine maker. Old Mill Gibson, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 64 High street Gibson, Samuel, joiner and cabinet maker, 22 Macdowall street Glassford, Wm. (Johnstone Academy,) 5 Walkinshaw st! Gordon, James, eating house and mangier, 23 High stree Gow, George, boot and shoemaker, 66 High street Gow, John, boot and shoemaker, 28 High street Gow, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 13 Quarry street Gowldicj Archibald, grocer, 51 High street G 3 142 JOHNSTONE.

Graham, Mrs Bernard, fruit merchant, 28 High street Grant, Alex, cutler, 27 High street Grant, John, machine maker, Stewart's Mill Gray, James, boot and shoemaker, 21 High street Gray, Peter, old drug warehouse, 58 High street, ho. do. Grieve, Walter, boot and shoemaker, 9 High street Grosart, Alexander, carter, 9 Walkinshaw street

HAIG, John, precentor and session clerk, 8 Canal street Hall, William, grocer and stoneware dealer, 6 Quarry st. Hamilton, Janet, grocer, ll2 Graham street Hamilton, John, cooper, 28 Collier street, house 9 do. Hamilton, Robt. flesher and grazier, 20Houstoun square Hamilton, Wm. boot and shoemaker, 1 Houstoun square Hannah, Claud, spirit dealer and eating house, 27 High street Hart, James, gardener, 18 Houstoun square Hill, Thomas, excise officer, 10 Walkinshaw street Hill, Miss, milliner and dress maker, 23 High street Hodgert, Miss, (Black Bull Inn) and posting house, 53 High street Hodgert, Robert, tailor, 57 High street Hodgert, Robert, writer, 18 High street Hodgert, Wm. spirit dealer and land surveyor, 70 High street Holmes, John, at Wm. Campbell's, 18 Collier street Houstoun, James, merchant, 58 High street Houston, James, watch and clock maker, 57 High street Houston, Mrs. cowfeeder, 9 Rankin street Houston, William, mechanic, New Mill Houstoun, John, carding master, New Mill Houstoun, Ludovic, of Johnstone Houstoun, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 57 High street Houstoun, George, and Co. cotton spinners, Johnstone, Cartside and Hagg Mills Houstoun, William, Johnstone Castle Hunter, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 5 Houstoun sq. Hunter, John, merchant and cotton spinner—bouse and office. Hunter place. Brewery street Hutton, Jas. & Co. shoe & leather ni^rcht. 15 Houstoun sq. JOHNSTONE. 143

JACKSON, George, brass founder, 20 Houstoun square Jackson, Miss, straw hat maker, 6 Quarry street JofFray, Peter, builder, 131 Graham street Jamieson, Hugh, clerk, Old Mill, 36 High street—house 14 Houstoun square Johnstone Assembly Rooms, 11, George street Johnstone Coffee Room, 53 Hgih street Johnstone iron foundry Co. 18 Dimity st.—Robt. Welsh, manager—house do,

KEAN, George, carding master, Pe'ockland Mill Kean, James, of Russell James & Co., ho. 13 Dimity st. Kennedy, William, merchant, 137 Graham street

LAIRD, James, boot and shoemaker, 27 High street Laird, James, stationer and printer, ,57 High street Landies, grocer, 21 William street Lang, James, clerk at Mr Boag's, 5 Dimity street Lang, John, boot and shoemaker, 2 Campbell street Laing, Robt. cotton spinner, 13 Dimity st.—rho. 15 do. Lawrie, Robert, draper, 17 Houstoun square Lee, James, gardener, 5 William street Lemon, Miss, straw hat maker, 3 High street Lockery, Thomas, confectioner, 25 Macdowall street Lochery, William, confectioner, 30 High street Lochead, Mrs. James, grocer, 65 High street Loudon, Hugh, cloth merchant, 55 High street Loudon, James—house 55 High street Love, Archibald, clerk, 77 High street Love, Archibald, grocer, 17 Church street

MALLOC H, Wm. of Browns, Malloch, and Co.—house Mount Pleasant Malloch, Wm. jun., manager. Old Mill, S6 High street Marshall, Robt. turner & turning lay maker, 10 Canal st, Maxton, J. and P. timber merchants, joiners, cabinet makers, and cartwrights, 14 William street Millar, David, stoneware and fruit dealer, 13 High street Millar, Hugh, manager, Stewart's mill, 39 High street Millar, James, tailor^ 13 High street 144 JOHNSTONE.

Millar, John, writer, 58 High street—ho. Milliken Millar, Miss, dress and straw hat maker, 26 High street Miller & Robertson, apothecary hall, 20 Houstoun square Millar, Robt^ wholesale grocer and grain dealer, 19 Houstoun square Millar, Wrn- C, of Millar and Robertson=-^ho, 55 High st. Mills, James, flesber, 20 High street Mills, Thornas, grazier and flesber, 25 High street Mitchell, Arch, bread & pastry baker, 36 MacdowaU st. Moffat, Wm. renovator and dyer, 11 Collier st. ho. 2^ do. Money, Daniel, plasterer, 26 Macdowall street Montgomery, Robert, & Co, wick and cotton yarn manu«

facturers, Pe'ockland Mills, I and 78 High street Montgomery, Robert, jun. of Montgomery, Robert, & Co. 78 High street Montgomery, Robert, sen, of Montgomery? Robert, antj Co.—residence Pe'ockland House More, Alex, tailor, 21 Houstoun square More, William, boot and shoemaker, 9 Houstoun square Morrison, Maxton, & Co., joiners, cabinet rnakers, cart and plough wrights, 18 High street Morton, Robert, baker and grain dealer, 57 High street Muir, Alex, shoemaker and leather cutter, 63 High st, Muir, John, surgeon, 58 High street Mujr, Mr§, Jean^ grocgr, 60 High street

MACADAM, Wm. picking master, Stewart's Mill Macalister, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 25 Hous^ toun square Macarthur, Duncan, engine keeper, Floor's Mill Macdowall, Henry, throstle cotton spinner, Floor's Mill Macdowall, James, carding master, Cartside Mill Macdowall, John, civil engineer, house Enfield Cottage M'Connechy, Mrs, grocer, 5 Collier street M'Cormick, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 24 High st, McDonald, John, collector and clerk, Johnstone Gas Co, —.-house 7 Macdowall street M'Donald, John, smith and farrier, 35 Macdowall street M'Dougal, Dfivid., grocer, 71 High street M'Dougul, James, carding master, Cartside Mill JQHNSTONP, 145

M*Dougal, Neil, wine and spirit dealer, 23 High Street M'Ewan, John, grocer, 74 Graham street M'Fadyen, Miss, dress maker, 36 Macdowall street M'Farlane, Archd, teaoher, collector of Statute labouf money and poor rates, 33 High street^^hp. ^i Houstoun square M'Farlane, David, customer weaver, 5 Collier street M'Farlane, Misses, milliners i% straw hat makers^ 2% High street M'Fee, James, tailor, 5 William street M'Fee, John, grocer, 69 High street M'Gregor, Alpine (Rob Roy Tavern,) 5 High street M'Gregor, Duncan, clerk, Stewart's Mill M'Gregor, James, confectioner, 24) Houstoun squar© M'Intyre, Daniel, carding master, New Mill M'Intyre, Gilbert, spirit dealer, 3 High street M Kay, John, carding master, Stewart's Mill M'Lardie, Wra, customer weaver, 1^ Quarry street M'Laren, Duncan, si^seing master, Cartside mill M'Laren, Hugh, machine maker, Stevyart's mill M'Laren, James, picking master, Johnstone mill M'Laren, M, surgeon, medical hall, Ql High st—'hD.41 do* M'Lean, C. grocer and spirit dealer, 5 Graham street M'Lean, Daniel, clerk, New mill 18 Rankin street M'Lean, Duncan, tailor and blacking manuf. 67 High st. M'Lellfin, Miss, dress & straw hat maker, 23 Houstoun sq, M'Lure, Daniel, tailor, 3 Church street M'Naught, J. & Co., grpcers and spirit dealers, 26 MaC' dowall street M*Naughi:, Wm. manager of G« Houstoun & Co.'s mill 21 Macdowall street M'Neil, Duncan, picking master, Hagg Mill M'Neil, James, spirit dealer, 6 High street M'Neil, John, boot and shoemaker, 7 Collier street M'Neil, Lachlane, boot and shoemaker, 13 Quarry street M'Nicol, Alex, cotton waste dealer, 71 High street M'Pherson, Hugh, saddler, 23 Houstoun square M'Queen, Peter, grocer, 7 William street M'Ready, Mrs. milliner, leghorn, straw hat and dressmaker^ 2 Graham street 146 JOHNStONE.

M'Robbie, Mrs. Jas. milliner & stay maker, 54 High st. M'Vicar, Alexander, carding master, Stewart's mill

NAIRN, Cuthbert, general grocer and tea merchant^ 23 High street Naismith, John, hair dresser, 72 High street Naismith, Matthew, teacher, 10 George street Naismith, Mrs. John, milliner and dressmaker, 72 High st. Neilson, Allan, farmer, Cochran mill Neilson, Janet, grocer, 20 Macdowall street Nesmith, John, spirit dealer and eating house, 4 Hous- toun square Nicol, James, spirit dealer, 24 Houstoun square

OATT, James, plasterer, 5 Houstoun square Oliver, Wra. painter & window glazier, 7 Houstoun sq.

PATE, William, spirit dealer, 8 Quarry street Paterson, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 49 High street Paton, Andrew, spirit dealer, 33 High street Paton, Daniel, spirit dealer, 28 Graham street Pearso-n, Thomas, plasterer, 3 Quarry street Peglar, John, spirit dealer, (late of the 7th Hussars) 25 Collier street Peglar, John, tailor. &:c. 55 High street Perry, Mrs. M. stay and corset maker, Ludovic square Pettigrew, Allan, spirit dealer, 34 Hankin street Pinkerton, John, surgeon, 16 High street—ho. New Field Pinkerton, M. S, surgeon, 18 High street Pinkerton, Robt. wine & spirit dealer, 14 Houstoun square Pinkerton, William, cloth merchant, 21 High street Pinkerton, William, druggist, 16 High street Pollock, Mrs. John, grocer & spirit dealer, 1 32 Graham st. Porteous, Misses, dress makers, 14 Walkinshaw street Purden, Matthew, mill furnisher, 5 Macdowall street Presley, Hugh, carding master, Old mill, 36 High street Preston, John, grocer and nailer, 61 High street

RAINE, Wm. painter, paper hanger, and glazier, 72 High street JOHNSTONE. 147

Ralston, John, millwright, engineer, and machine maker, 4 High street Reid, James, Writer, 54? High street Reid, William, stoneware merchant, 59 High street Reid, William, wine and spirit merchant, 1 Houstoun sq. Rhiend, Thos. foreman machine maker, 14 Dimity street Riddle, John, wine and spirit dealer, 12 Houstoun square Riddle, William, builder, 4 Church street Robertson, James, of Millar and Robertson—house 19 Houstoun square Robertson, John, slater, 12 Church street Robertson, Joseph, grocer and spirit dealer, (Union Ta- vernj 62 High street Robertson, Robert, clerk at Rob. Donald's 73 and 1^ High street Robertson, Wm. boot and shoemaker, 19 High street Rodger, James, tailor, 71 High street

Russell, James S. 8f Co., successors to Macdowall and Boag, engineers, spindle makers, mill wrights, brass founders, and iron boat builders, &c., 14 Dimity street, and 7 High street Russell, James S. of Russell James S. & Co., residence Clippens

SAMSON, John, Grocer, 12 High street Sawers, John, wheel wright and turner, 16 Quarry street Scott, James, wood turner, 37 Rankin street

Seymour, Andw. grocer and spirit dealer, 63 Graham st. Shanks, Thos. at Banktop Mill — ho. 23 William street Shanks, William, machine maker, and engineer—house Bank house Shedden, William, carding master. Floor's mill Sinclair, James, carding master, Hagg Mill Sinclair, John, carding master, Hagg Mill Shields, Michael, hair dresser, 7 Houstoun square , Sloan, James, slater and lead merchant, 18 Ludovic sq. Sloan, James, wine and spirit dealer, (Buck's Head Inn,) 14 High street Smellie, James, machine maker, Pe'ockland Mill 'Smith, Henry, spirit dealer, 26 Graham street 148 JOHNSTONE.

Smith, Hugh, inachine maker, 11 William st. —ho, 10 do. Smith, James, house Banktop Smith, John, carding master, 7 Macdowall street Smith, Mrs. milliner and dressmaker, 63 High street Smith, Robert, wright, 11 William street Smith, William and Robert, ironmongers, 54 High street Speir, Robert, stretching master. New Mill Sproul, James, umbrella maker, 7 Collier street Steel, James, U. S, Church Officer, 5 Collier street Steel, John, carding master, Cartside Mill Steel, John, picking master, Floors Mill Steel, John, umbrella maker, 23 Macdowall street Steel, Robert, cowfeeder, 9 Rankin street Stevenson, Alexander, spinning master, Johnstone Mill Stevenson, B. general grocer, 70 High street Stevenson, Jas. flesher, Johnstone Arms Inn, 19 Highst. Stevenson, James, si2;eing master, Johnstone Mill Stevenson, James, tailor, 24 High street Stevenson, John, Carding master. Old Mill, 36 High st. Stevenson, Mrs. John, sempstress, 9 Houstoun square Stevenson, Robert, spinning master, Floor's Mill Stevenson, William, manager of George Houston and Co.'s cotton works—house 15 Collier street Stevenson, William, smith, Old Mill Stevenson, William, sizeing master. Floor's Mill Stewart, Alex, cotton spinner, 39 High st.—ho. 40 do. Stewart, James, farmer, Laigh Cartside Stewart, Mrs. Andrew, grocer, 15 Graham street Stewart, Mrs. eating house, 17 Houstoun square Storie, Archibald & Co, grocers, boot and shoemakers^ 13g Graham street

TAYLOR, Allan, blacksmith, 5 Rankin street Taylor, William, teacher, 4 Collier street Telfer, Rev. Alexander—house Banktop Thomson, James, baker, 52 High street Thomson, John, spirit dealer, 5 Macdowall street Thomson, Robert, manager, New mill—ho. 18 Rankin st.

WADDEL, John, mer chanty 2 Quarry street QUARRELTON, &C, 149

Wann, Miss, milliner, straw hat & dressmaker, 60 High 8t. Watson, Robert, carding master, Johnstone Mill Watson, Robert, machine maker, Stewart's Mill Watson, William, boot and shoemaker, 51 High street Watt, Rt. cotton spinner, 2 Macdowall st. ho. Brewery st. Webster, George, clerk to Geo. Houston & Co.'s cotton works—house Cartside Cottage Weems, John, plumber, copper and tinsmith, 8 High st, Weems, Mrs. spirit dealer, 68 High street White, John, spirit dealer, Cartside Whitehill, Alexander, grocer, 27 Rankin street Wilson, Andrew, machine maker, Pe'ockland Mill Wilson, Matthew, carding master, Pe'opklanxl Mill, 1 High street FOWLER'S tiaars-eltoM, £lderslle, liin^tvood, and Wei^hbourliood PXRHOTORY.

AITKENHEA.D, Alexander, farmer, Barskiven Allan, James, overseer of Ludovic Houstoun's coal works, house Craigton Anderson, John, spinning master, Elderslie Mill

BARE, Robert, vintner and land surveyor, Quarrelton Bell, John, carter, Elderslie Bilney, .Tames, carding master, Linwood mills Bowie, James, smith and farrier. Thorn Bowie, John, blacksmith, Greenend, Quarrelton Boyd, Joseph, carding master, Linwood Mill Brown, Andrew, cottori spinner, house, Auchintorlie Brown, James, overseer, Linwood Mills Browns, Malloch & Co. cotton spinners, Elderslie Mill Brown, Peter, foreman, Linclive brick ^ drain tile works, house Linwood Buchanan, George, gardener, Greenend, Quarrelton 150 QUARRELTON, &C.

Buchanan, Ludovic, farmer, Greenend, Quarrelton Burnet, Miss Janet, dressmaker Quarrelton

CALDWELL, Mrs. cowfeeder, Elderslie Campbell, Alex, gardener (Sir William Wallace's Old House,) Elderslie Carmichael, Lachlane, basket maker, Greenend Chalmers, Andrew, tailor, Linwood Chapman, Alexander, picking master, Elderslie Clapperton, Rev. John, U.S.C, house Elderslie Glen Clark, Mrs Robert, grocer, Elderslie Inn, Elderslie Clark, William, saddler, Thorn Cochran, Mrs grocer, Linwood Colville, Robert, picking master, Linwood Mill Crawford, William, teacher, Elderslie Cunningham, James, shoemaker, Linwood Cunningham, Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, Linwood Currie, Archibald, grocer, Elderslie

DONALD, Robert, teacher, Linwood Duff, Alexander, engineer, Elderslie Mill

ERSKINE, James, spirit dealer, Elderslie Erskine, Miss, dressmaker, Elderslie

FYFE, Miss E., milliner and straw hat maker, Linwood Fyfe, William, spinning master, Linwood mill

GARDNER, Alexander, farmer, Linclive Gilmour, Matthew, blacksmith, Elderslie Graham, James, moss improver, Linwood Graham, William, wright, Overtown Greenhill, Campbell K. carding master, Elderslie Mill

HART, John, beamer, Old Road, Elderslie Hart, John, engineer at Elderslie colliery Hart, John, feuar, Elderslie Hart, Thomas, basket maker, Auchinlodmont Henderson, Js. grocer, wine & spirit merchant, Linwood Hislop, William, grocer, Elderslie Hodgerl, Robert, overseer of Ludovic Houstoun's coal works, house Overtown QUARRELTON, ScC, 161

Hodgert, William, hillsman and spirit dealer, Thorn Hood, Charles, tinsmith, wine and spirit dealer, Linwood Houstoun, Ludovic, of Johnstone, residence Johnstone Castle Houstoun, William, Johnstone Castle Hunter, William, sizeing master, Elderslle mill

INGLIS, John, (Black Bull Inn,) Quarrelton

KELLY, John, carding master, Linwood Mills Kelly, Thomas, carding master, Linwood Mills

LANG, Geo, grocer, spirit dealer, & cowfeeder, Elderslie Lee, Allan, joiner and cartwright, Linwood Lee, James, farmer, Linwood Linwood Cotton Spinning Company, Linwood Mills Linwood Victualling Society, John Galbreath, salesman Losh, Wm. factor to Ludovic Houstoun, ho. Quarrelton Lyle, Alexander, farmer, Benstone

MALLOCH, Wm. jun. manager, Elderslie Mill, house Mount Pleasant

MCCORMICK, William, carter, Quarrelton M'Crae, Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer, Elderslie M'Cracken, Gilbert, machine maker, Linwood Mill M'Creath, Robert, grocer, spirit merchant, whin stone quarrier, and contractor, Elderslie M'CuUoch, James, tailor, Elderslie M'Dougal, Peter, spinning master, Linwood Mills M'Farlane, Alexander, spinning master, Linwood Mills M'Gregor, James, grocer, Thorn M'Gregor, William, hillsman, Craigenfeoch Colliery, house Elderslie M'Kendrick, Archibald, tailor, Elderslie M^Kenzie, Daniel, boot and shoemaker, Linwood M'Kie, James, grocer and spirit dealer, Elderslie M'Lure, John, boot and shoemaker, Linwood M'Pherson, Alex, flesher and cow doctor, Elderslie M'Williams, Alex, fireman, Elderslie Mill

"NEILSON, John, baker and spirit dealer, Elderslie 152 QUARRELTON^ &C.

Neilson, Walter, spirit dealer, Elderslie

PARK, William, farmer, CJreenhill Paterson, David, grocer, Elderslie Paterson, Matthew, blacksmith, ]L.inwpod Patrick, Alexander, spirit dealer, Thorn Pettigrew, John, spirit dealer, Elderslie

RRID, James, carding master, Elderslie Mill Reid, James, hillsman, Elderslie coal yard, Thorn Reid, William, grocer, Linwood Rowand, Alex, carter and dealer in peats, Linwood Rowand, James, clerk, Linwood Mills Rowand, Mrs, Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, I^inwood SALMON, Fullarton, grocer, Quarrelton Shaw, William, hillsman, High Craig House, Craigboag Sinclair, Mrs. Thornhill Inn, Thorn Snodgrass, Campbell, coal mine proprietor, residence Thornhill house Speir, Robert, of Burn brae Square, David, clerk to Campbell Snodgrass, Thornhillj house Quarrelton Steel, Archibald, spirit dealer, Linwood Stevenson, James, carter, Hillhead, Elderslie Stevenson, Mrs. straw hat maker, Elderslie Stevenson, William, grocer, Elderslie Stewart, Robert, boot and shoemaker, Linwood Storie, Archibald, wright, Greenend, Quarrelton Symington, William, grocer, Thorn

WALKER, W. & R. tin^ber nierchants and wrights, El- derslie Watt, Alexander, engineer, Linwood Mills Watt, James, derk, Linwood Mills Watt, John, diuggist, Linwood Watt, Joseph, foreman, Linwood Mills, house Linwood Wilkie, James, teacher, (Sir Wm, Wallace's old house,) Elderslie Wilson, David, gardener, Elderslie

YOUNG, Mrs Alexander, straw hat maker, Linwood APPENDIX 153

F O ^IV I. E H- jS

«fo]iiistone, duarreltoiij, £]lderi§lie, liinwood; and Weigbbourliood DIRECTORIES.

JOHNSTONE* COMMITTEE OF TOWN MANAGEMENT. Peter Fletcher, President-^ William Crawford, Treasurer. Stirling Campbell James Henderson Robert Lawrie James Sloan James Campbell W^illiam Kennedy, Clerk

Archibald M'Parlane, collector of Statute Labour Money.

Justices of Peace, Johnstone District. ABBEY PARtSH. George Stevenson of Crosslee L. Houstoun of Johnstone KILCARCHAN PARISH. W. Houstoun, Johnstone Castle Sir William Milliken Napier, of Campbell Snodgrass of Thorn- Milliken and Napier, Bart. hill William Napier of Blackstoun Robert Watt, Johnstone Wm. Cunningham of Craigends Jamps Brown, Linwood Captain Jas. Stirling of Glentyan Robert Montgomery, Johnstone Jua Findlay of Giyffe,Bankhouse HOUSTOUN P.^RISH Alex. Cunningham, West Fulton William Malcolm Fleming of Duncan Graham of Meadside Barrochan KILMALCOLM PARrsH, Robert Freeland of Gryffe Castle Henry Macdowall, Carruth William Stevenson of Crosslee James Corbet Porterfield of Por- Wm. Carlile of Houstoun Field terfield Archd. Jamieson of Woodfoot William Campbell, writer, clerk William Arrol, sen. Houstoun

Justice of Peace and Fiscal Court, held in Black Bull Assembly

Rooms, 1 1 and 12 George street, first Friday of every month, at 11 o'clock forenoon. WRITERS.

Wm. Campbell, 18 Collier st. I John Miller, 58 High street

Ja3. Campbell, 54 High street | Robert Hodgert, jun. 154 Johnstone f 8^ c. Sheriff Officer, ^c.

SHERIFF OFFICER. John Anderson, Church street—sheriff officer and constable. EXCISE OFFICER.

Thomas Hill, 10 Walkinshaw street

PAISLEY UNIOIV BANK— 18 Collier street. William Campbell, Agent. FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE OFFICES AND AGENTS. Hercules— Robert Watt, Brewery street Scotland /nswrance— William Shanks, Bank House

Adjuster of Imperial Weights and Measures. Daniel Cunningham, 21 High street Paisley, (for the Upper Ward of the County.) AUCTIONEERS.

James Blackburn, 24? High street | Wra. Crawford, 25 High st. MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. J. Pinkerton, sen. Wm. C. Miller M. S. Pinkerton James Robertson John Muir John M. Douglas Malcolm M'Laren N. B. —For residence see Directory.

MIDWIVES.

Mrs. Barbour, 9 Houstoun sq. | Mrs. Allan, Elderslie

Mrs. Orr, 18 High street | Mrs. Fyfe, Linwood

JOHNSTONE COFFEE AND NEWS ROOM. Black Bull Inn, 53 High Street. George Webster, Convener and Treasurer. Robert Montgomery, sen. Secretary. DIRECTORS. Ludovic Houstoun of Johnstone W. Houstoun, Johnstone Castle Sir William Milliken Napier, of Campbell Snodgrass of Thorn- Milliken an^ Napier, Bart. hill Robert Montgomery, jun. Robert Watt William Malloch, sen. John Bryson William Campbell Joseph Findlay Henry Macdowall John Millar Public Reading Room, S^c, Appe?idix. 155

PUBLIC READING ROOM, 21 Houstoun Square. Terms, Is. a Quarter. — Strangers residing more than 3 miles from the Town admitted gratis. Preses and Treasurer chosen quarterly Alex. Patrick, keeper—house 21 Houstoun square.

Johnstone Assembly Rooms, 1 1 George Street, MINISTERS. Johnstone Church—'11 Ludovic square— Alexander Telfer UxjTED Secession Church—-18 Church st. — John Clappt-rton Relief Church— 9 Walkinshaw street— George Brooks Methodist Chapel— 6 Quarry street N-B.— For residence see Directory

SESSION CLERK.

John Haig, 8 Canal street. CHURCH OFFICERS AND PRECENTORS. Johnstone Church—^WWam Semple, officer, H Quarry street- John Haig, precentor, 8 Canal street United Secession Church—James Steele, officer, Colliery st.- precentor vacant. Relief Church— officer vacant— precentor vacant

Grave Digger and Town Crier—Wm. Semple, 14 Quarry street.

POST OFFICE, 53 High Street. The EDINBURGH. GLASGOW, PAISLEY, and other Mails arrive at half past five o'clock in the morning, and half past four evening, and depart at ten morning, and half past six evening — Oilice hours from eight o'clock a.m., till nine o'clock p.m. M. Hodgeit, Post mistress. N B. — See Rates of Postages, Pais^ley Directory, page 112. CARRIERS' QUARTERS.

GLASGOW—James Manby, 23 Houstoun square, arr. and dep. daily GREENOCK and PORT-GLASGOW—Jas. Allan, 24 High St. arr, Tues Fri dep Tues Fri 7 o'clock morning — Alex. Henderson, 23 Rankin street, arr Tues Fii dep Tues Fri PAISLEY— Peter Lindsay, 26 Collier street, arr daily dep daily — John Paterson (foot carrier) 20 Houstoun square, arr daily dep daily — Rubert M'Callum (foot carrier) 76 High street, arr and dep Mun Wed and Fri ^

156 Johnstone^ ^c. Conveymike hy Water, ^c,

CONVEYANCE BY WATER. Ganal Store, Archibald Fulton, Store keeper. roR CANAL PASSAGE and LUGGAGE BOaT see Paisley Directory—page 1 15.

SOCIETIES, 5so. InstiTuteid. 1819. Substription Library-^ Akx. Munn, preses, 53 High street

-=>;- William Malloch, j(in. treasurer, Mount Pleasant-^Wna. Reid, clerk, 59 High street*^ Archibald M'Farlane, Librarian, 21 Houstoan square Gas Light Company— Robert Montgomery, sen. governor, Pe'ockland House— Robert Blair, manager, Brewery street —John M'Donald, clerk, 7 Macdowall street 1799. Elderslie School Coritmitted —John Hart, preses, Elderslie— Andrew M'Crea, treasurer, Elderslie— William Crawford, teacher and clerk, Elderslie 1803. Loyal Johnstone Yeomanry Society—John SteVenson, preses, 9 Houstoun square— William Riddle, treasurer. Church sta — John Holmes, clerk, 25 High st.*—John Murdoch, officer, 22 Collier street 1807. Elderslie and Johnstone Friendly Society—John M'Naught, preses, 21 Macdowall street— Archibald Love, treasurer, 1? Church street —Archibald M'Farlane, clerk, 21 Houstoun square—David M'Milian, officer, Elderslie 1807. Johnstone Friendly Society —John M-Naught, prese«', Mac- dowall street — Alexander Munn, treasurer, High street- John Holmes, cleik, 25 High street— Duncan Blair, officer, 5 High street 1811. Houstoun St. Johnstone Lodge, No. 24.'i —James Sloan, R. W. M., 14 High street— James Oatt, depute master, 5

Houstoun square— John Andrew, pass master, 1 Walkin- shaw street-^Matthew Barr, sen. warden, 24< Houstoun square—James Blair, jun. warden, 54 High street — James Grey, treasurer, 2! High street— John Blackburn, secretary, 15 High street —Robert Hodgerr, sen. deacon, 57 High st. —John Barclay, jun. deacon, 7 Quarry street— Wm. Raine, steward, 72 High street—John Naismith, tyler, 72 High st. 1813. Elderslie and Newton Friendly Society — f Remodelled IbSl) Thomas Eiskine, preses, Elderslie— William M'Kim, treasurer, E'derslie—James M'Creath, clerk, Elderslie— Ralph Cross, officer, Elderslie 1813. Johnstone Transfer Friendly Society —Duncan Campbell, preses, Ludovic square — John Preston, treasurer, Hi^h st. —John Holmes, clerk, 25 High st. —Duncan BJair, officer, 5 High street —

Societies, SfC. Appendix. 157

1820. Johnstone, Quarreltorif Thorn^ and Elderslie Coffin and Cqffin Cover Society — Williatn Taylor, preses, 5 Rankin ^st. — Alexander Munnj treasurer, 63 High st. — David M'Far-, lane, clerk, 5 Collier street— Duncan Blair, officer, 5 High. street— William Semple, cover-keeper, 14 Quarry street- William Graham, coffin contractor, Overton l625. Johnstone Mechanics' Institution—~Ji,oheTt Montgomery, jun. preses, 78 High street-*— Patrick Robertson, vice-preses, 21 Campbell street'^^^Alexander Dove, treasurer, 14 Dimily street—'•Michael Fisher, secretary, 12 High street— Daniel M' Arthur, librarian, 24 l^ankin street — Duncan Blair, officer, 5 High street— Hall and Library Room, 9 High street 1829. Johnstone Burying Ground Watch Society—James Sloan, preses, 14 High street— Robert Robertson, treasurer, 73 High street— William Kennedy, secretary, 137 Graham st. William Semple, officer, 14 Quarry street— With a Com- mittee of ten Directors

1830. Johnstone Temperance Society—'Hugh Aitken, preses, 35 High street—Robert Hendry, treasurer, 20 Collier street Archd. M'Intyre, clerk, 26 Collier street— David M'K«1I, officer, 6 Houstoun square

1834. Johnstone Instrumental Brass - Band—Axchd. M' Arthur, leader, 3 High street

SABBATH SCHOOLS. Committee— Nisbet Thomson, president—Thomas Andrew, treasurer—James Bryson, secretary and clerk. The Committee meet on the first Monday of every month— Scholars about 257

Cartside —Diinc&n Campbell, teacher, Scholars 50 William Street—Thomas Andrew, and George Clark> teachers- Scholars about 70

Ludovic Sgware—James Bryson, and Nisbet Thomson, teachers Scholars 70 OWiJM— (Instituted 1803)— Conducted by Archibald M'Farlane, teacher. There are 18 managers, two of them assist every Sabbath evening in rotation — scholars about 67 Methodist— Ue\d in their chapel, 6 Quarry street. Neil M'Ewan and Michael Fisher, teachers. There are under the Direc- tors' inspection about 100 scholars. To this school is attached a Library United Secession Church School, 10 George Street— Instituted by the Members of the Church— the Members of Session teachers

ii 158 Johnstone^ S^c, - Fares, S^c.

FAIRS.

Johnstone Cross, nearly opposite to the Black Bull Inn, is distant from the Cross of Paisley, 3 miles, 5 furlongs, 34 poles. Fairs are held on the Thursday following the second Monday of July and on the last Thursday of October, for cattle j also, on the last Friday of December for horses. Although this market is not generally known, being but lately established, yet, from the escellent supply of cattle brought forward, promises to be one of the most numerously attended Fairs in the West of Scotland. The market place is spacious and very extensive, affording accommodation rarely to be met with.

iiP ® IT JL 3E M ' ^

MoHstoMKij Crosslee, Bridge of "Weir, and

ADAM, John, grocer, Houstoun Aitken, James, cart and plough wright, Bridge of Weir Aitken, Walter, farmer, Boghall Alexander, Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, Bridge of Weir Allison^ William, farmer, Kirkland Armour, Jn. overseer, Barrochan—ho. Comely Cottage Arthur, James, farmer, Stabalee Arthur, Matthew, shoemaker, Barrochan town Arrol, Wra. sen, cotton spinner. Butt's Mill, Houstoun Arrol, William, jun. clerk, Butt's Mill, Houstoun

BAILLEY, Robert, baker and spirit dealer, Bridge of Weir Ballantjne, James, farmer, Little Fladdockstane Barbour, Alexander, slater Houstoun Barbour, James, spirit dealer, Houstoun Barclay, James, theikar Houstoun Barr, Alex, wine and spirit merchant; Bridge of Weir HOUSTOUN^ &c. 159

Barr, Alex, tailor, Houstoun Barr, James, tailor, Bridge of Weir Barr, John, of West Yonderton, farmer Barr, Matthew, tailor, Houstoun Barr^ Robert, cotton spinner, Grjffe Grove Mill Barr, Robert, tailor, Houstoun Begg, Miss Jane, milliner, dress maker, and straw hat manufacturer. Bridge of Weir Best, Martin F. spirit dealer and grocer. Bridge of Weir Blackwood, W^illiam, farmer, Barrochan Cross Blair, Matthew, boot and shoe maker, Houstoun Blair, William, grocer and spirit dealer. Bridge of Weir Bridge of Weir victualling society, William Blair, salesman Brown, Malcolm, grocer and spirit dealer, Houstoun Brown, James, shoemaker, Barrochan town

CALDER, John, grocer and spirit dealer, Crossloe Caldwell, John, carrier and carter, Bridge of Weir Caldwell, John, farmer, Haddockstane Caldwell, Robert, farmer, Barfillan Cameron, Dougald, grocer and spirit dealer, Bridge of Weir Cameron, John, grocer, Houstoun Campbell, John, boot and shoemaker, Crosslee Campbell, Robert, tailor, Houstoun Cannon, John, clerk, Gryffe Mill Carlile, William, bleacher, Houstoun Field Carruth, John, farmer, Muirtown Carruth, Mrs. William, farmer, Birkenhead Christie, Andrew, farmer, Fodston Coull, James, mechanic, GrjfFe Mill Craig, Alex. Bridge of Weir Crawfurd, Henry, surgeon and druggist, Bridge of Weir Cruthers, John, carding master, Old Mill, Bridge of Weir

Dx\LTON, Jos. Barrington, carding master, Gryffe mill Davies, John, manager, GryfFe mill Dickie, Miss, dressmaker, Houstoun Duff^ John Wilson^ carding master, Crosslee mill 160 HOUSTOUN, &C.

Duncan, John, customer weaver, Houstoun

ERSKINE, William, farmer, Crooks

FINDLAY, John, Grjffe Banlc House Findlay, J. & J. cotton spinners. Old and New mills, Bridge of Weir Findlay, John, manager. Old & New mills. Bridge of Weir Findlay, William, grocer and spirit dealer, Craig Bait ToUbar, Bridge of Weir Findlay, Patrick, carrier and carter, Bridge of Weir Fleming, William Malcolm, of Barrochan Fleming, William, farmer, Fulwood Fordice, Wm. land steward to A. Speirs, Esq. of Elder- slie—house Blarock Fraser, William, grocer and spirit dealer, Houstoun Freeland, John, & Co. cotton spinners, Grylfe Mill Freeland, Robert, of Broom ward Fulton, Thomas, farmer, Lintwhite

GARDNER, Jn. spinning master^ Butt^s Mill^ Houstoun Gavin, George, carding master. Butt's Mill Gibb, John, farmer, Shovelbred Guthrie, Adam, spirit dealer and keeper toll bar, Crosslee

HAMILTON, Wm. boot atid sboemakerj Bridge of Weir Hatrick, John, Cowfeeder, Crosslee Hay, Rev. William Scott, Bridge of Weir Henderson, John, feuar, Houstoun Henderson, Mrs. dressmaker, Houstoun Henderson, Willianij grocer and spirit dealer, Woodside Henderson, William, wright, Gryffe Mill Holmes, James, farmer, Muirhouse Holmes, William, farmer, Yateston Holmes, W. smith, farrier, & spirit dealer, Bridge of Weir Houstoun, James, grazier, Bridge of Weir Houstoun, Robert, joiner and cartwright, Houstoun

KERR, George, sawyer. Bridge of VYeir HOUSTOUN^ ^C. 161

King, Helen, grocer, Bridge of Weir King, John, builder, Houstoun Cottage King, VV alter, sen. late mason, Houstoun King, Walter, jun. builder, Houstoun Kirkwood, John, farnjor, Netherfield Kirkwood, Robert, farmer, Reilley

LAIRD, James, sen. farmer, High Lawfiold Ijaird, John, farmer. High Lawfield Laird, John, farmer. Mid Glen Lang, Alexander, coal miner and cow feeder, Whirrlie Lang, Alexander, farmer, Houstounhead Lang, Arthur, of East Yonderton, farmer Lang, Gabriel, miller, Barrochan Mill Lang, James, farmer, Botherickfield Lang, John, farmer. West Glen Lang, John, grocer and spirit merchant. Bridge Linn Ta- vern, Bridge of Weir, and keeper toll bar Lang, John, spirit dealer, Crosslee Lang, John, Wright, victualler, and spirit dealer, Bridge of Weir Lang, Joseph, farmer, coal and lime merchant, Goudenlee Lang, Joseph, smith, horse putter, & spirit dealer, Bridge of Weir liang, Robert, farmer, Gryffe Wraes Lang, William, farmer, Wraes Lang, William, cloth merchant. Bridge of Weir Leitch, James, smith and farrier, Barrochan town Loudon, Alex. Hardgate toll bar Lyle, David, farmer, Scart Lyle, James, farmer, Tnnally Lyle, John, farmer, South Barlogan

MARSHALL, John, clerk, Houstoun Field Michie, George, miller, Mill of Grytfe Miller, Alexander, carding master, Crosslee Mill Miller, James, spirit dealer, Crosslee Miller, Miss Janet, dressmaker, Crosslee Miller, William, engineer, Old Mill, Bridge of Weir Monteithj Rev, John^ D. D. Houstoun Manse 162 HOUSTOUN, &c.

Mnir, John, carding master, Old Mill, Bridge of Weir Muir, Robert, teacher, Bridge of Weir Munro, Robert, grocer, boot and shoemaker, Houstoun

M^COWAN, John, manager, Crosslee Mill M'Dougal, A. spinning master, Old Mil], Bridge of Weir M'Dougal, Daniel, druggist, Houstoun M'^Ewen, John, agent, Houstoun M'Ewen, Miss, milliner and dress maker, Hfoustouri M'llwraith, Hugh, grocer. Bridge of Weir M'Kemmie, James, spinning master, Crosslee Mill M'Laren, Donald, forester—house Houstoun M'Murray, George, grocer and flasher, Barrochan town M'Murraj, Robt. farmer. Back of the Hill & Barshegrie

M'Murray, , farmer, Burngill, Bridge of Weir

ORR, Robert, Lonend, Houstoun Orr, Robert, spirit dealer, Houstoun Orr, Thomas, farmer. South Mains Orr, William, smith, Houstoun

PARK, James, farmer, Killallan Manse Paterson, Donald, boiler, Houstoun field Paterson, Robert, farmer, Greenhill Paterson, John, farmer, Waterlee Paterson, William, farmer Wallies Paterson, William, parochial schoolmaster, session plerk, and collector of statute labour money, Houstoun Paton, Andrew, mason, Cross Keys Inn, Houstoun Patrick, John, toy shop, Bridge of Weir Patrick, Robert, shoemaker, Bridge of Weir Paul, William, clerk, Crosslee mill PettigreiA', James, cart wright, Houstoun Pettigrew, James, cart and plough wright. Bridge of Weir Pettigrew, James, jun. cart wright, Bridge of Weir Pettigrew, Mrs. midwife, Houstoun Pettigrew, Thomas, wright, Houstoun

RICHMOND, John, grocer, Crosslee HOUSTOUN, &c. 163

Riddle, John, gamekeeper, and baron officer, Houstoun Risk, John, blacksmith, GryfFe mill, Bridge of Weir Robertson, John, teacher, Crosslee Rodger, David, customer weaver, Bridge of Weir Russell, Miss Helen, teacher of millinery, dressmaker, and embroidery, Houstoun

Scott, Alex, farmer, Crosslee and Gooselet Scott, David, farmer, Laigh Lawfield Scott, James, farmer, Kirktor^ Scott, John, farmer, Turningshaw Shanks, Wm. jim. cotton spinner, Gryffe Grove, Thrp,s« tie mill Sharp, James, cooper, Crosslee Shaw, William, carter, Houstoun field Shearer, Alex, wright, Swainiston Shearer, Matthew, cooper, Houstoun Sibbald, James, farmer, Knowes Simpson, John, farmer, Meiklefield Simpson, Wm. smith. Old mill. Bridge of Weir Sloan, James, slater and lead merchant, Houstoun—slate yard, near Renfrew ferry Smellie, Mrs. cloth and furnishing shop, and straw hat maker, Houstoun Smellie, Thomas, surgeon and druggist, Houstoun Smith, William, grocer, Houstoun Speir, JaQies, tanner, house Burngill Speir, Peter, currier, Bridge of Weir Speir, Robert, house Burngill Speir, Thomas, farmer, North Mains Speir, William & Co. tanners, Bridge of Weir Speir, William, jun. tanner, house Burngill Speir, William, sen. tanner, house Burngill Stevenson, Archibald, teacher, Houstoun Stevenson, David, house Crosslee Stevenson, Wm. & Sons, cotton spinners, Crosslee mill Stevenson, William of Cr@sslee Stewart, David, (Wheat Slieaf Inn,) Bridge of Weir Stewart, James, farmer and miller, Nether mill Stewart, Matthew, ploughman, GryfFe Castle 164 HOUSTOUN^ &c.

Stewart, Rev. Wm. assistant to the Rev, Dr. Monteitli, Houstoun Stewart, Robert, teacher, Hardgate Stewart, Robert, wright, Crosslee mill

TAYLOR, Joseph, baker, Houstoun Taylor, Robert, feuar. Bridge of Weir Taylor, William, farmer, Elphinstone Thomson, .Tas. spinning master, New mill. Bridge of Weir Thomson, .Wm. smith and farrier, Bridge of Weir Todd, Alex. (Black Bull Inn,) Houstoun

WALKER, Robert, clerk, Old mill, Bridge of W^eir Wallace, Mrs. Robert, victualler & spirit dealer, Crosslee White, James, farmer, Loanhead White, James, wright and grocer. Bridge of Weir White, Robert, farmer, Chapel and Robert-yard farms White, Robert, wright, Barrochan mill White, Thomas, joiner and cartwright, Woodsi4e White, W^illiam, farmer, Woodside Whitehill, Peter, grocer, Houstoun Wilson, Matthew, farmer, Millhill Wilson, William, farmer, Towncroft Woodhouse, Archibald— house Crosslee Cottage Wotherspoon, John, teacher, Bridge of Weir

YATES, Alexander, farmer, Cleeves

Moiiistotin, Crosslie, Hridlge of ^^eir, an^ Weigbbourlfioood DIKECTORXES.

Justices of Peace residing in or near Houstoun. Wm, M. Fleming of Barochan J. Findlay of GryflFe Bank House Robert Freeland of Gryffe Castle WilJiam Arrol, sen. Houstoun Wm. Carlile of Houstoun Field George Stevenson of Crossleei Wm. Stevenson of Crosslee )

MinisterSy Sye. Appendix. 165

MINISTERS. Pasisb Church— Houstoun, Rev. Dr. John Monteath, Houstoun Manse, Rev. William Stewart, Assistant JBc/BOBER Church—Bridge of Weir, Rev. William Scott Hay, Bridge of Weir, (parish of Kilbarchan.

CHURCH OFFICERS AND PRECENTORS. Parish Church— Houstoun, Matthew King, precentor, Houstoun —John Duncan, officer, Houstoun. JBuRQHER Cwcrifcff—'Bridge of Weir, precentor, vacant—John Horn, officer, Kilbarchan.

GRAVE DIGGER. Houstoun Parish Church—John Duncan, Houstoun. MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.

Thomas Smellie, Houstoun. j Henry Crawford, Bridge of Weir.

MIDWIVES.

Mrs. Pettigrew, Houstoun. j Mrs, Tarbet, Bridge of Weir

PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Houstoun Parish School-~Wm. Paterson, schoolmaster, session clerk, and treasurer of Poor's Funds. Houstoun Village School— Archd. Stevenson, teacher. Bridge of Weir Subscription School—Robert Muir, teacher. Bridge of Weir.

Crosslee School—John Robertson, teacher, Crosslee.

SABBATH EVENING SCHOOLS. Houstoun 5'cAooZ—Parish School House.

This School is patronised and supported solely by Mrs. Cunning- hame of Craigends. The children are liberally supplied by her with Catechisms and Bibles gratis — Scholars about 60, James Fram, teacher. Bridge of Weir School—Mr Muir's School room Conducted by William Simpson and others. To this School is attached a library,— Scholars, about 100. Crosslee School— John. Robertson, teacher— Scholars 70,

To this School is attached a Librarv. H 3 166 Houstoun, ^c. Carriers* ^uarters^^c,

CARRIERS' QUARTERS. GLASGOW—William Steel, Houstoun, arr Thur. dep Thur PAISLEY—John Caldwell, Threepley, arr Tues and Fri. dep Tues and Fri-^Paisley, Alexander Craig, Bridge of Weir, arr Thur dep Thur—Paisley, William Steel, Houstoun, arr Thur dep Thur JOHNSTONE and GREENOCK Carriers -James Allan and Alexander Henderson, from Johnstone to Greenock, arrive at David Stewart's, Wheat Sheaf Inn, every Tues- da,y and Friday morning, and arrive again, at same Inn, on the evening of said days for Johnstone. KILMARNOCK and GREENOCK Carrier—William Barclay, from Kilmarnock to Greenock, arrives at David Stew- art's, Wheat Sheaf Inn, Bridge of Weir, on Tuesday and Friday morning, and arrives again at same Inn on Wednesday and Saturday, for Kilmarnock.

SOCIETIES, he. Instituteb 1807. Biidge of Weir Friendly Association —William Hood, preses. Bridge of Weir— William Laird, treasurer. Bridge of Weir Wm. Lang, clerk. Bridge of Weir—James Laird, officer, Bridge of Weir. 1824. Houstoun and Killallan Book CZi<6—John M'Ewen, preses, Houstoun—John Bain, treasurer, Houstoun— Peter M'Kay, clerk, Houstoun—Thomas Pettigrew, librarian, Houstoun. James Whitehill, preses. 1 829. Bridge of Weir Funeral Societi/— Bridge of Weir—William Lang, treasurer, Bridge of Weir Peter Blair, secretary, Bridge of Weir-—John Salmon, officer, Bridge of Weir. Houstoun Instrumeyital Band—William Ure, master—house Houstoun, 15 members.

FAIRS. Houstoun— Second Tuesday of May. Bridge of Weir— First Friday after Lillia's Day Kilbarchan Fair. 167

Milbarcliaii ancl Meigliboiirliood DIRECTORY.

AITKEN, John, hair dresser, Church street Allan, George, druggist. Cross Allen, Robert, agent, Stirling street Allen, William, flax-dresser. New street Allison, Rev. Matthew, Relief Manse, New street Andrew, John, joiner and cabinet maker. New street Andrew, Robert, teacher, New street Andrew, Thomas, joiner, cabinet maker and rustic chair maker, mill, cart, and plough wright, New street

BARCLAY, John, farmer, Drygate Barr, James, farmer, Windyhill Barr, John, farmer, Barnscroft Barr, Mrs John, farmer, Kaimhill Barr, Matthew, beamer, Steeple square Barr, Peter, grocer and spirit dealer, Barrholm street Blackwood, James, farmer, Kibbleston Blackwood, James, tailor. Shuttle street Blackwood, William, teacher, Church street Blair & Campbell, tailors, Steeple square Broadwood, William, farmer, Cartside Brodie, David, cooper and nursery man. New street Brodie, John, farmer, Clavens Brodie, Mrs M. wine & spirit dealer, Mason lodge. Cross Brodie, Robert, spirit dealer, Church street Brown, James, boot and shoe maker, Steeple street

C ALDER, John, farmer, Coalboag Caldwell, Archibald, farmer, Nether Craigends Caldwell, James, grocer, Barrholm street Caldwell, John, farmer, Auchans Caldwell, John, farmer and carrier, Threepley Caldwell, John^ grocer, Cross 168 KILBARCHAN, &C.

Caldwell, Robert, joiner and cabinet maker, New street Cameron, Daniel, customer weaver. Church street Campbell, Alexander, tailor, New street Carruth, James, farmer, Lawmarnock Carruth, Robert, farmer, East Fulton Christie, James, wright. Cross Christie, Janet, ironmonger & colour shop, Cross Clerk, James, of Burnfoot, farmer Clark, Mary, grocer, Church street Clark; Miss, milliner, leghorn & straw hat maker, Church street Clark, Mrs Robert, farmer, Damtoun Clark, Samuel, farmer, Mansv/arye Clark, Thom,as, slater and plasterer, New street Climie, James, of CuUochant, farmer and road surveyor Climie, Robert, agent, Church street Cochran, David, tailor, Steeple square Cochran, John, farmer, Priestoun Cochran, John, farmer, West Torr Cochran, Mrs. grocer. Church street Colquhoun, Jam.es, farmer, Barbush Connell, James, farmer, Locherside Connell, John, farmer, 'Tween-the-hilk Craig, James, farmer, Sandholes Craig, John, of Whinnerstone and Monkland, farmer, Monkland Craw, George, gardener, Clippens Crawford, Archibald, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, Ewing street Curminghame, Alex, of West Fulton, farmer Cunninghara.e, Mrs. of Craigends Cunninghame, William, of Craigends Currie, D^vid; boot and shoemaker, Church street

D 'IVIES, Agnes, milliner & dress maker, Shuttle street Davies, John, jun, beamer, Barrholra street Davies, John, sen. beamer, Shuttle street Davies, John, grocer, Ewing street Dick, James, leather cutter & furnishing shop, Cross Donald, Peter, farmer, Faulds KILBARCHAN, &C. 169

Donald, Robert, farmer, Pennald Douglas, Charles, tailor, Steeple square Douglas, Rev. Robert, Kilbarchan Manse

EDDIE, James, jun. farmer, Overjohnstone Erskine, Mrs. residence, Clippins Erskine, Robert, farmer. Brunt ehell Erskine, William, farmer, East Auchincloieh

FAULDS, Wm. hillsman, Sandholes Colliery Company, Sandholes Fergus, Robert, farmer, Netherjohnstone Frame, John & Son, calico printers, Locher printfield Fraser, John, tailor. Steeple street Fulton, John, farmer, Kaimhill Fulton, Thomas, farmer, Lintwhite

GALBRAITH, John, spirit dealer, New street Gardner, John, builder, Barrholm street

Gaven, Mrs. teacher, (Ladies' week day school) Stirling st* Gibson, Mrs. Deaf hillock Toll bar GifFen, James, spirit dealer, and keeper Toll bar, Over- johnstone Gilmour, John, farmer, Netherjohnstone Glen, David, farmer, East Braes Gordon, William, farmer, Locherlip Gow, Mrs, agent, Barrholm street Gow, Robert, boot and shoemaker, Barrholm street Graham, Captain Duncan, of Meadside Grant, James, miller and grain merchant, Glentyan Mill Gray, David? boot and shoemakerj Ewing street

HALL, James, spirit dealer. New street Harvey, John, farmer, Barnbrook Hatrick, James, farmer, Boaghouse Hay, William, tailor. Steeple square Hill, William, farmer, Sandholes Holm, James, farmer, Bruntchell Holm, Jamesj farmer, West Auchincloieh 170 KILBARCHAN^ &C.

Holm, James, of High Bruntchell, farmer, grazier, and licensed horse dealer Holm, John, farmer, Barmuflock Holm, Peter, of Hairlaws, farmer Houstoun, Archibald, spirit dealer, Church street Houstoun, Matthew, town treasurer. New street How, Miss—house Shuttle street Hunter, Archibald, jun. agent and grocer, Townfoot Hutchison, Thomas, baker & grain merchant. Cross

JACK, Robert, farmer, Greenside Jackson, Allan, farmer, Selvieland Jackson, James, of Huthead, farmer Jackson, John, farmer, Mains of Milliken Jackson, William, farmer, Passinglinn Jamieson, Joseph, spirit dealer, Ewing street Jamies on, Mrs of Muirhead, farmer Jamieson, Robert, of Littleton, farmer

KERR, John, cartwright. Steeple square Kerr, William, farmer, Overtoun King, Edward, agent, Barrholm street King, Misses, milliners and straw hat makers, Barrholm street Kirkwood, John, farmer, Green

LAIRD, Miss Agnes, agent, Steeple square Lang, Alex, boot and shoemaker, New street Lang, Alex, of Laigh Bruntchell, farmer Lang, Arthur, jun. of Bower, farmer Lang, Robert, grocer, New street Lang, William, spirit dealer, Steeple street Law, Francis, builder, Steeple street Lee, James, farmer, Linwood Lee, John, farmer, High Auchinsale Lochhead, William, farmer, Ryvraes Logan, John, farmer, Westcrossflat Love, William, sen. grocer, Barrholm street Lyle, James, jun, farmer, Horsewood Lyle, James, sen. farmer, Torrhouse KILBARCHAN^ &C. 171

Lyle, Mrs. farmer, Todholes Lyle, Mrs. Peter, farmer, East Torr

M A CD O WALL, William, of Carruth Manson, William, schoolmaster and session clerk. Steeple square—house Barrholm street Meikle, Mrs. feuar, Barrholm street Millar, Miss Ann, milliner and dress maker, Ewing st, Millar, Mrs. farmer, Milliken Cottage Millar, Mrs. John, grocer. Church street Millar, Robert, druggist. Church street Monie, John, shoemaker, Steeple street Monie, Robert, flesher and spirit dealer. Steeple street Muir, James, farmer, Plainlees M' Arthur, Alex, agent, Barrholm street M'Fee, Nathaniel, boot and shoemaker. Steeple street M'Gavin, James, smith and farrier. Shuttle steet M'Gregor, John, agent. Church steet M'Gregor, Mrs. furnishing shop, Barrholm street M'Keith, George, spirit dealer. Church street N'Kemmie, John, carter. Cross

NAPIER, Sir Wm. Milliken, of Milliken & Napier, Bart, Napier, William, of Blackstoun Neil, Robert, boot and shoemaker. Steeple street Niven, Robert, farmer, Waterstone

Orr, James, M.D. New street Orr, Peter, farmer. Law Orr, Robert, farmer, Wheatlands

PARK, William, grocer. Shuttle street Paterson, Mrs. John, farmer. Mill of Cart Patrick, James, shoemaker, Steeple street Pattison, Alex, farmer, Laigh Auchinsale Pinkerton, John, surgeon. New street Purdon, Andrew, bleacher. Merchant's close^ Purdon, Matthew, miller and grain merchant, Milliken Mill It2 KILBARCHAN5 i&c.

RAMSAY, Mrs- John, linen dresser, Barrholm street Ramsay, Robert, flesher, Ewing street Renfrew, William, farmer. Mains of Blackstoun Robinson, Hugh, farmer, Thir4part Hall Rodger, Johpj farmer, Hillhead

SANDHOLES Colliery Company, Sandholes Scrapie, James, farmer, Middleton Semple, James, jun. manufacturer, Barrholm street Shields, Francis, gardener, Wardhouse Smith, James, baker. Church street Spiers, J. house and sign painter, Ewing street Stevenson, Hugh, (Relief) church officer. Steeple square Stevenson, James, grocer, Stirling street Stevenson, James, of Auchinames, farmej* Stevenson, James, spirit dealer, Ewing street Stevenson, John, of Barnbeth, farmer Stevenson, John, church officer. Steeple square Stevenson, Miss, milliner, dress and str^w hat maker, Stirling street Stevenson, Mrs. grocer, Ewing steet Stewart, John, Buck's Head Inn, Cross and New street Stewart, William, boot and shoemaker, Church street Stirling, Captain James, RN. of Glentyaii

TAYLOR, Duncan, farmer, Little Toll Thomson, James, farmer, Brannochly Thomson, John, cooper. Shuttle street Tinto, Miss, milliner and dress maker, Ewing street

WALKER, John, farmer, and spirit dealer, Church street Walker, Mrs. wine and spirit dealer. Cross Watson, Mrs. farmer, Blackstoun Welsh, John, smith and farrier, Townfoot Whyte, James, joiner, cabinet maker, grocer and spirit dealer, Barrholm street Whyte, William, blacksmith. West Fulton Wilkie, Robert, farmer and miller, Lqchermill Wilson, Alex, auctioneer, flesher, grocer, spirit dealer, and land surveyor, Shuttle street KILBARCHAN^ &C, J.73

Wilson, Archibald, tailor, Steeple street Wilson, John, tailor, Cross Wylie, Alexander, feuar. Shuttle street Wilson, George, grocer and spirit dealer. Steeple street Wilson, Robert, feuar, Barrholm street Woodrow, John, builder and farmer, Wardend Woodrow, Matthew, farmer, Barnbeth Woodrow, William, farmer, Clochoderick

YOUNG, Colin, grocer and spirit dealer, Steeple street Young, John, customer weaver. New street

KILBARCHAN COMMITTEE OF TOWN MANAGEMENT. Robert Wilson, President— Matthew Houston, Treasurer. Robert Whitehili Alex. FuUarton William Park, jun. David Crawford William Cochran Archd. CraVi'ford Alex. Lyle John Miller James Gardener

William Love, clerk—'James Stevenson, officer.

This Committee is appointed by the Feuars to uplift a halipenny per foot of front, for keeping the town clock, fire engine, and public wells of the village in repair.

Justices of the Peace residing in or near Kilbarchan, Sir William Milliken Napier of Capt. James Stirling of Glentyan Milliken and Napier, Bart. John Findlay, GryfTe, Bankhous© William Napier of Blackstoun Alex. Cunninghame, West Fulton Wm. Cunninghameof Craigends Capt. Dn. Grahame of Meadsjd© { Wm. Campbell? clcEk, Jphnstone, 174. Kilbarchan. Ministers, S^c.

MINISTERS. Parish Chubch— Church Street, Robert Douglas, Parish Manse Relief C/ztriJCff— Steeple square, Matthew Allison, Relief Manse Baptist C^^^sx— Stirling street, James M' Gavin, Shuttle street SESSION CLERK, William Manson, Barrholm street. CHURCH OFFICERS AND PRECENTORS. Parish Church—John Young, officer, New street—John King, precentor, Barrholm street Belief Church—John Stevenson, officer, New street—Nathaniel M'Fee, precentor, Church street GRAVE DIGGERS. Parish Church—Joha ¥oung, New street Relief Church—John Stevenson, New street MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. James Orr, M.D., —John Pinkerton MIDWIFE. Mrs, Stewart, Church street AUCTIONEER. Alexander Wilson, Shuttle street PAROCHIAL SCHOOL—Steeple Square. William Manson, schoolmaster SABBATH MORNING AND EVENING SCHOOLS. Committee—Vacant, president—John Robert Gavin, treasurer- William. Manson, secretary and clerk fisitorS'^Rev. Robert Douglas, Alexander Howie, Rev. Matthew Allison. The Committee meet annually. There are under the Visitors' inspection two Sabbath Schools Nos. 1 and 2— Schol- ars about 300. Parish School Roo7n (1) —Managers and Teachers, John Dunsmore, James Laird, Alex. Wylie, John Gardner, sen. John Gardner, jun. James Gardner, James Stevenson, James Christie, John Chapman, Robert Millar, Robert Climie, jun. Alex. Stewart, John Young, William Watson, William Manson, James Adam, sen. Joseph Brown, Archd. Craig, William Wilson, Robert Cochran, John Inglis, William Gavin, James Gardner, Wm. Hector, Robt. Inglis, John Hill, & John Aitken— Scholars 200. Carriers* Quarters, Sfc. Appendix. 175

Relief Church Sahhath Evening Class—The Rev. M. Allison im- parts religions instructions to intending communicants, and others of more advanced years. Ladies' Week Day School, Stirling Street—Mrs. Gavin, teacher. This school is patronised and supported by Mrs. Stirling of Glentyan. The number of girls who attend on an aggregate, for instruction in reading and sewing, is 70* Sahhath Evening School, Mason Lodge, Cross—For boys above 12 years of age. Conducted by Alexander Wylie. Scholars 70.

CARRIERS' QUARTERS, &c. To GLASGOW—James Galbraith, from New street, every Wed- nesday and Friday morning, and returns same day. —Robert Orr, from Wheatlands, every Tuesday and Friday, and returns same day. To PAISLEY— James Galbraith, from New street, daily, and returns daily.

To PAISLEY—John M'Arthur, from Cross— daily ^nd ret. daily — Jarnes Crawfurd, from New street daily, and returns daily^

To GREENOCK—William Barclay, (Kilmarnock carrier,) ai-rives every Tuesday and Friday, and returns on Wednesday and Saturday To KILMARNOCK—William Barclay, arrives every Tuesday and Friday, and departs Wednesday and Satm'day.

SOCIETIES, &c. Instituted 1765. Kilharchan General Friendly Society—William Caldwell, preses, New street—Robert Christie, treasurer, Barrholin st. —William Manson, clerk, Barrholm—no officer 1784. St. Barchans Lodge, No. 208, now No. 154— George M'Keith, R. W. M. Church street—-James Christie, depute- master, Cross—Matthew Houston, senior warden— Robert Walker, junior warden—John Woodrovv, treasurer. Ward- end—Robert Kerr, secretary, Steeple street— John Young, senior stev/ard— Alex. Lang, junior steward—-William Lyle, senior deacon— William Hay, junior deacon—Robert Hous~

ton, standard bearer—Alex. M'Murrich, chaplain—• flames Houston, tyler,

1801. Kilharchan Union Friendly 5'oc^e?y— William Arnot, clerk, Barrholm street—No return given in, 1802 Kilharchan Friendly Association~—James Kirkland, preses, Barrholm street— George Allan, treasurer, Cross—Robert Speirs, clerk, Townfoqt— Geo, Anderson, officer, Chvirch st. 176 Kilbarchan, Societies,

1802. Loyal Kilbarchan JTeomawry—Robert Kirkland, preses, Stir- ling street—James Christie, treasurer, Cross— George Wil- son, clerk, Steeple st. —James Houstoun, officer, New street

1 808. Kilbarchan Library—-Hohert Caldwell, preses. New street- Archibald Crawford, treasurer, Ewing street—William Love, jun. clerk, Barrholra street—James Caldwell, jun. Librarian, Parrholm,

1810. kilbarchan (No. 7) Friendly Society — George Allan, jun. preses, Cross— Alex. Fullarton, treasurer. Steeple square— Wm. Love, clerk, Barrholra street—John Wilson, officer, Townfoot.

1811. Kilbarchan (No. 6.) Friendly Society—John Wilkie, preses, Kilbarchan— James Thomson, treasurer, Stirling street- John Dougal, clerk. Steeple square— George Anderson, officer, Church street 1814. Kilbarchan (No. 12j Friendly Society—Robert Wilson, preses, Barrholm— Matthew Houstoun, treasurer. New street— Jas. M'Lerrie, clerk, Barrholm—Matthew Boyd, officer, Ewing street

1816. The Kilbarchan Friendly Society, for mutual protection against Loss by i^ire—Alexander Lyle, preses, Stirling street-

Archibald Crawford, treasurer, Ewing street—> William Man- son, clerk, Barrholm street—James Stevenson, officer, New street

1819. Kilbarchan Coffin Cover 5'ociefy—William Paterson, preses, Barrholm street— Alexander Fullarton, treasurer, Steeple square—William Gavin, clerk and cover keeper, Steeple square— George Anderson, officer, Church street

1819. Kilbarchan Coffin Society—'Robert Craig, preses, Ewing st. —John Dunsmore, treasurer, Barrholm street-^ William Love, clerk, Barrholm street—no officer J821. Kilbarchan Debating Society—James Christie, preses. Cross —Robert Kirkland, treasurer, Stirling street—John Speirs, clerk, New street—no officer 1623. Kilbarchan Relief Library—Thomas M'Kean, preses, Stir- ling street—James Gardner, treasurer, Ewing street — Rev. M. Allison, secretary — Robert Currie, libj-arian, Shuttle street—and eight directors f Kilbarchan and Neighbourhood Agricultural Society—John Logan, farmer. East Crossflat, preses —Arthur Lang, of Bruntohell, treasurer—Alexander Wilson, auctioneer, Kil- barchan, clerks—Managers— Samuel Clark, Manswarye— Robert Donald, Penneld—Andrew Purdon, bleacher, Kilbar- chan—John Barclay, Drygate— Alex. Pattison, Auchinsale— Peter Donald, Faulds—William Erskine, Auchinclock— Societies^ S^^c, Appendix. 1 77

John Fulton, Kaimlull—William Hill, Sandholes—Jatttes Connell, 'Lochexside —Judges —Mr William Orr, cattle dealer, Stripe, Lochwinnoch—Mr Robert Gardner, Candre^n, Abbey Parish—Mr William Yuill, innkeeper, 5 New street, Pais- ley —James Mackj offieerj Church street The Committee of Management annually chosen.

The Judges awarded the Premiums as under, at the show in 1 835 :— 1 For the best Cow in milk, to Mr John Barclay, farmer Drygate 2 For the second best Cow in milk, to Mr Peter Donald, farmer, Faulds 3 For the best three-year-old Cow in milk, to Mr Walter Gallowayj farmer, Shillingworth 4 For the second best three-year-old Cow in milk, to Mr Robert Donald, farmer, Penneld

6 For the best two-year-old in milk, to Mr Walter Galloway, far-* msr, Shillingworth 6 For the second best two-year-old in milk, to Mr John Logan, farmer, Crossflat 7 For the best aged Bull, to Alexander Cunninghame, Esq., Craigends 8 For the second best aged Bull, to Mr John Holm, farmer, Barmuflock 9 For the best two-year-old Bull, to Mr James Clemie, farmer, Cullochant 10 For the sec6nd best two-year-old Bull, to Mr John Logan, farmer, Crossflat 11 For the best one-year-old Bull, to Mr John Barclay, farmei", Drygate 12 For the second best one-year-old Bull, to Mr Peter Donald, farmer, Faulds 13 For the best two-year-old Q,uey, to Mr Robert Donald, farmer, Penneld 14 For the second best two-year-old Quey,- to Mr John Caldwell, farmer, Auchana 15 For the best Stirk, to Mr Peter Donald, farmer, Faulds 16 For the second best Stirk, to Mr John Logan, farmer, Crossflat 17 For the best Cow in calf, not in inilk, to Alexander Cunning- hame, Esq., Craigends 18 For the second best Cow in calf, not in milk, to Mr Robert Niven, farmer, Waterstone 19 For the best brood Mare, to Alexander Cunninghame, Esq., Craigends 20 For tlie second best brood Mare, to Mr James Clemie, of Cul- lochant 1829. Kilbarchan Curlers* Society—.Nopreses—John Andrew, treasurer—James Mack, clerk, Steeple street —Andrew Adam, officer, Steeple Street 178 Kilbarchan. Fire Engine, S^c.

1820. Kilbarchan Flute Band-^John Lyle, Master, Church street 1830. Kilbarchan Renfrewshire Political Union Band, No. 1— William Dyer, master—house, Kilbarchan

FIRE ENGINE. The Fire Engine and Apparatus are lodged in the Steeple Build- ings. Keys are to be found at Alexander FuUarton's. Steeple square, Hugh Gavin, Ewing street, and John Climie, Engine keeper, Castle Tarbet. ____ FAlRb.

*Lillia's Day, od Tuesday of July, Old Style.

*St, Barchan's Day, 1st Tuesday of December, Old Style.

«Old Style is too antiquated to be understood now, and we would recommend to ihe inhabitants of those villages who regulate their Fairs by it^ to join in " the pro- gressing inarch of intellect." The Russians v;ho are in the rear of European civili* Nation, have lately adopted New Style, and surely we will not allow ourselves to droop behind.

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ADAM, Matthew, teacher, High How-wood Adam, Ilobert, farmer and cattle dealer, Plantly Aitken, James, farmer. Park Aitken, James, wright, Calderhaugh Mill Aitken, James, grocer and spirit dealer, High street Aitken, Mrs. milliner and dress maker. High street Allan, John, customer weaver. High street Allan, John, saddler. High street Allan, Robert, carding master, Calderhaugh Mill Allan, Robert, heckler, Calder street Allison, Archibald, wright & timber mercht. How- wood Allison, Hugh, boot and shoemaker, How-wood Anderson, Duncan, shepherd, Muirsheils Anderson, James, lime burner, How-wood Anderson, John, farmer, Ballgreen LOCHWINNOCH;, <&C. If9

Andersony Jolinj undertaker, Calder street Anderson, Mrs. druggist, High street Anderson, Robert, spirit dealer, How^wood Anderson, Robert, surgeon and druggist, Calder street Archibald, John, farmer, Clovenstone Armstrong, Mrs furnishing shop, High street Arthur, Archibald, of Gavelmoss, farmer Arthur, Mrs. William, Black Bull Inn, Cross Arthur, Robert, farmer, Tannelmuir Arthur, Robert, farmer, Wattiestori

BAIRD, Andrew, farmer, Barford Barbour, John, farmer, Auchingown Barbour, John, grocer, Hisjh street Barbour, John, musician, Eastend Barbour, John, jun. sawyer. High street Barbour, John, sen. saw3^er, High street Barbour, John, wright, Eastend Barbour, Robert, feuar, parish missionary, arid collector of poors' rates, High street Barbour, Widow, Old Tower Barbour, William, of Little Cloak, farmer Barclay, John, farmer, Bovvertrees Barclay, Peter, farmer, Greenbrae' Barr, Mrs. of fjochside Barr, Mrs. teacher of sewing, Calder street Bartholomew, John, joiner and cabinet maker, Burnfoot,'^ and overseer at Barr Bartholomew, Wm. farmer, miller, and grazier, Millbank Bartlemoro, Alexander, farmer, Meikle Cloak Beith, William, mason and feuar, Newton of Barr Biggar, David, candle wick manufacturer, Loanhead Blackburn, James, farmer, Sandystone Blackburn, John, wright,,Kirktoun Blackwood, George, farmer. Wheels Blair, James, farmer, Rashiefiold Blair, John, of Kerse, farmer Brodie, Hugh, farmer. Risk Brodie, James, of Ward, Johnshill Brodio, John, carding master, Calderhaugh Mill 180 LOCIIWINNOCH, «fec.

Brodie, Robert, draper and tea merchant. High street Brodie, William, jun. of Kerse, farmer Brodie, William, sen. of Nervalstone, farmer and coal- mine proprietor—Robert Howie, hillsman Brown, Robert, hair dresser and customer weaver. High at* Buchanan, Thomas^ manager, Calderhaugh Mill Bulloch, John, druggist, High street Burns, Robert, grocer, Newton of Beltrees Burns, Thomas, farmer, Little Cloak

CALDWELL, Allan, of Kaim, farmer Caldwell, Hugh, farmer. Ward Caldwell, James, farmer. Mid Barnaigh Caldwell, John, of Auldyard, farmer Caldwell, John, farmer, Knockbartnock Caldwell, Lieutenant, John, Gavan Caldwell, Robert, Bucks' Head Inn, How-wood Caldwell, Robert, sen. of Calderhaugh, writer, High st. Caldwell, Robert, of East and South Muir dykes, farmer Caldwell, Robert, jun. writer. High street Caldwell, Thomas, farmer, and thread manuf. Loanhead Caldwell, Thomas, farmer, Munibrock Caldwell, William, of Belltrees, farmer Caldwell, William, of Gavan Caldwell, William, farmer, Midhouse Caldwell, William, toy shop. High street Cameron, Thomas, Newton of Barr, toll-bar Campbell, James, of Burn thill, farmer Campbell, James, W. S. church officer, Higli street Campbell, Jamesj wright, Newton of Beltrees Campbell, John, bleacher, Bowfield Campbell, Jean, grocer, Newton of Barr Campbell, Miss Eliza, milliner and dress maker, High st. Campbell, Miss Mary, milliner and dress maker, High st. Campbell, Robert, grocer. High street CardufF, iVndrew, blacksmith. How-wood Clark, Andrew, farmer, Longcroft Clark, David, of Hollow Barnaigh, farmer Clark, James, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, Cross Clark, John> farmer, Little Gavan LOCHWINNOCH, &C. 181

Clark, Robert, farmer, Risk Clark, Thomas, of Top House, farmer Cochran, Mrs. William, of Ladyland Colville, James, smith and farrier, Calder street Connell & Aitken, cabinetmakers & cartwrights. High st. Connell, James, sen. of Calderhaugh, Newtown of Barr Connell, John, draper, Calder street Connell, John, writer, Newtown of Barr Connell, Robert, joiner, cabinet maker, and cart wright, North Shields Gate Connell, Robert, tailor, High street Connell, William, smith, Calderhaugh Mill Connell, William, writer, Cross, house, Braehead Craig, James, farmer, West Lochhead Craig, Jas. teacher and land surveyor, Newton of Bel trees Craig, James, land surveyor, Wester Gavan Craig, John, meal and cheese dealer, Fauldshead Craig, Peter, grocer. How-wood Crawford, James, auctioneer and spirit dealer. High street Crawford, James, customer weaver. Chapel street Crawford, Lillia, grocer. How-wood Crawford, Peter, keeper, Muir toll bar Crawford, Robert, mason and slater, Newtown of Barr Crawford, William, beamer, Kirktoun Crawfurd, Andrew, surgeon, Johnshill Crawfurd, John & William, wool spinners. Cloak Mill Cunningham, farmer, Whitelawmuir Currie, John, farmer, Gateside

DAVIDSON, Deacon, Archd. feuar, Newtown of Barr Dickie, James, miller, Millbank Mill Dodds, James, smith, Newtown of Barr Douglas, William, road surveyor, EUistoun bridge Dow, James, tailor, Calder street Duncan, Jos. ironmonger and tinsmith, Tanholes, Rirkton Dunsmore, John, cabinet maker and cartwright, Calder st. Dunsraore, William, church officer. High street

EDMISTON, David, gamekeeper, Castlesemple

Ewing, Miss E. straw hat and dressmaker, High street .

1 182 LOCHWINNOCH,

Ewing, Robert, farmer, Fairhills Ewing, Robert, fetiar, High street Ewing, Robert, roerchant, High street Ewing, Thomas, grocer. High street Ewing, Walter, farmer, Bridgend Ewing, Mrs. William, Lochwinnoch Road Head Inn

FINDLAY, Alexander, mill Wright, Calder park mill Fisher, David, hosier, High st.ieet Fulton, Buchanan, & Co. cotton spinners, Calderbaugb Mill, High street Fulton, John^ of Knockbartnock, farmer Fulton, William, of Broomknowe, farmer Fulton, William, farmer. High Burnside Fulton, William, of Spreulston, farmer Fyfe, Robert, engineer^ Calderhaugh Mill

GALL, James, keeper, Clark's bridge Tollbar Gardner, Richd. bird stufter, & portrait painter, Calder st. Gemmill, Francis, of Overtoun, farmer Gemmill, John, of Burnfaulds, farmer Gemmill, John, snuif-box maker and curling stone cutter, Calder street Gemmill, IMatihew, teacher, Higli street Gemmill, Miss Jean, farmer, Lorabank Gibb, James, farmer. North Castle Walls Gibb, Robert, farmer, Swinetrees Gibb, William, farmer, Burnside Gibson, Helen, grocer. High street Gillies, Miss, milliner and dress maker. Chapel street Gilmour, Allan, of Boaghouse, farmer Gilmour, James S. grocer and spirit dealer, Kirktoun Gilmour, James, toy shop, High street Gilmour, Janet, grocer, High street Glen, John, of Muirfald house, farmer Glen, R.obert, farmer, Heathfield Glen, William, of Kaim, farmer Goldie, George, shoemaker, Chapel street Greenlees, David, farmer, Waukmill Grfienlees, Robert, farmer, Beltrees

\ LOCHWINNOCH, &C. 183

Greenlees, Thomas, farmer, Gavel moss Grantj John, miller, Bridgend Mill

HARVEY, Lieut-Colonel James, of Castlesemple Harvey, Thomas, of Muirend, farmer Hardie, James, gardener, Castlesemple Hay, John, boot and shoe maker, Nev^town of Beltrees Henderson, George, surgeon, Chapel street Hendry, James, carding master, Calderliaugh mill Hendry, John, of Auchingown, farmer Hendry, John, farm.er, Knov^es Hendry, Miss, milliner and dress maker, High street Houston, Matthew, farmer. Hall Houston, Miss, bookseller and stationer, High street Hunter, Archd. boot and shoemaker, High street Hunter, Captain Robert, Braehead

IRVTNE, John, carding master, Calder Park Mill

JACK, John, manager, Hall hill Coal work—house, do. Jamieson, Alex, poulterer, Lochshav/ Jamieson, Alexander, jun. clerk, Calder Park Mill Jamieson, Alex, reeling master, Calder Park Mill Jamieson, Hugh, farmer. Little cloak Jamieson, James, spinning master, Cald-er Park Mill Jamieson, John, farmer, Hill Jamieson, Miss, milliner, dress and corset maker. High st, Jamieson, Robert, farmer, Boghead Jamieson, Thomas, farmer, Fairhills Jamieson, William, farmer, Bov/field Jamieson, William, farmer and flax miller, Ellistoun brig

KAY, Mrs William, farmer, Artnocks Kerr, Duncan, boot and shoe maker. High street Kerr, Robert, farmer, Kerse Kerr, Thomas, of Muirhe ad, farmer Kerr, William, farmer and cattle dealer, Barrodger Kerr, William, farmer, Knowes King, David, farmer, Lorabar King, James, of West Muirdykes, farmer 184 LOCHWINNOCH, &C.

King, James, of Yardfoot, farmer King, Miss, milliner and dress maker, High street King, Thomas, farmer, Middletoa

LAIRD, Andrew, customer weaver and grocer, Kirkton Latta, Andrew, of Gavelraoss, farmer Latta, James, of Boydstone, farmer Law, William, farmer, Kaimhill Lindsay, John, sen. How-wood Lochhead, John, farmer, Auchengreach Lochhead, William, farmer, Rivoch Lochwinnoch Victualling Society, Andrew Lindsay, salesman Logan, James, farmer, Byrebusli Logan, James, grocer and spirit dealer. Factory close Logan, John, cloth merch. chrystal and toy shop, Calder st Logan, John, farmer. High How-wood Logan, Robert, baker, High street Logan, Robert, mason. Factory close Love, Henry, grocer, china, & stoneware mercht. High st. Love, Lieut. James, of Knowes, and factor of Hartfield, house, Hallhill Love, William, of Linthills, farmer

MACALTSTER, Hugh, teacher. High street Macalister, John, tailor. High street MacdoWall, William, of Garthland and Barr Maitland, John, watch and clock maker. Chapel street Marshall, John, of West hills, farmer Mathieson, Edward, tailor, High street Maxton, John, nursery and seedsman, Harvey square Miller, James, farmer, Park Miller, William, of Lochhead, farmer Montgomery, Mrs of Easthills, farmer Montgomery, Wra. younger of Cloak, factor of Castle» semple, St. Bride's Mill Moody, Mrs grocer, High street Mnir, Robert, farmer. Ward yett Murray, John, keeper, Howwood toll bat LOCHWINNOCH;, &C. 185

M'ARTHUR, Robert, grocer, wine & spirit merchant. High street M'Artney, James, blacksmith, Nortli Shields gate M'Cormick, Neil, tailor, Chapel street M'Jntyre, John, boot and shoemaker, High street M'Keggy, Peter, farmer, Laigh Langstylie M'Kirdy, John, boot and shoemaker, Chapel street M'Lean, John, boot and shoemaker, Calder street M^Leish, A. water twist spinning master, Calder Park mill M^Nab, John & Co. bleachers. How-wood M'Naught, James, blacksmith, Newton of Belltrees

NEIL, Andrew, parochial teacher and session clerk. Cha- pel street Neilson, John, farm steward, Castlesemple Niven, James, farmer, Little Crossford Niven, John, farmer, Barrbowie Niven, James, grocer and spirit dealer. How-wood Niven, Samuel, shoemaker, High street

Orr, Alexander, surgeon, Harvey square

Orr, James, auctioneer, beer and porter dealer, Calder st. Orr, James, farmer. East Johnshill Orr, James, of Langjard, farmer Orr, James, of Newton of Bel trees, farmer, Glenhead Orr, John, farmer. East Barnaigh Orr, Mrs. Thomas, stationer, heirdware & toyshop, Cross Orr, Robert, farmer, Westhills Orr, Robert, of Auchinhtine, farmer Orr, Robert, of Cruiks, farmer Orr, Thomas, grocer and tea merchant. High street Orr, Thomas, (Lochwinnoch Inn) Cross Orr, Thomas, of Risk, farmer Orr, Thomas, (Orrion Academy,) behind the Cross well Orr, William, carding master, Calderpark mill Orr, William, farmer and grazier, Auchinhane Orr, William, merchant and stationer, High street Orr, William, of East Johnshill, cattle dealer Orr, William, of Kaim and Greenbrae, farmer Orr, William, of Lin thills, farmer 186 LOCHWINNOCH, &C.

PATERSON, Andrew, writer, High street, ho. Cross Peock, Robert, of Beltrees muir, farmer Peock, William, of Burnside, farmer Pinkerton, Allan, of Mossend, farmer Pollock, Alexander, of Top house, farmer Pollock, Alexander, of Windyhill, farmer Pollock, John, of Burnthill, farmer Pollock, John, of Springside, farmer Pollock, Robert, of South Castlewalls, farmer Pollock, Robert, of Gilsyard, farmer

RALSTON, Gavin, picking master, Calder Park mill Ralston, William & George, coopers, Chapel street Reaside, Robert, farmer, Kerse Reid, John, of Auehingown, farmer Reid, Robert, spirit dealer, Calder street Richmond, Alexander, grocer, High street Richmond, John, forrester. North Gate Ritchie, Robert, customer weaver, Johnshill Robertson, Miss, milliner and dress maker. Chapel street Robertson, Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, High st, Robertson, R, picking master, Calderhaugh mill Robertson, William, farmer and land surveyor, Newfauld Robison, William, teacher, Townhead Rodick, Robert, butler, Castlesemple Ross, James, of Over Broadfipld, farmer Ruthven, William, basket maker, Bridgend

SAMUEL, James, farmer. Mount top Scrim, William, farmer. Park Sheddon, James, manager Calder Park mill, ho. High st. Sheddon, John, jun- flesher, (Wheat Sheaf Inn) High st. Sheddon, John, sen. flesher, (Brown Bull Inn) High st. Sheilds, Mrs. housekeeper, Castlesemple Shoolbraid, Rev. Jn. U.S.C., Secession Manse, Chapel st. Simpson, Mrs. tuscan and straw hat maker, High street Simpson, Thomas, draper, High street Sloan, William, Imen and woollen draper, High street Smith, David, farmer. Holms Smith, James, sawyer and grocer, How-wood LOCHWINNOCH, &C. 18T

Smith, John, tailor. High street Smith, Rev. Robert, Lochwinnoch Manse Smith, William, spinning master, Calderhaugh mill Speir, Alexander, jun. farmer, East Michelltoun Speir, A. sen.of Peockstoun, farmer, South Michelltoun Speir, James, land measurer, Upper Hole Speir, Mrs. John, of Upper Hole Speirs, William, farmer, Jamfraystock Spiers, William, spirit dealer and undertaker, High street Steel, Alexander, farmer, Turnershields Stevenson, Alex, boot and shoemaker, Kirktoun Stevenson, Daniel, post master and agent, Calder street Stevenson, Hugh, of Laigh Broadfield, farmer Stevenson, James, grocer and customer weaver, Newton of Beltrees Stevenson, James, power loom factory, Knowesfield Stevenson, John, farmer and miller, New Mill Stevenson, John, wood, iron, and brass turner. Chapel at. Stevenson, Miss, dress and straw hat maker, Chapel street Stevenson, Mrs. farmer, Over Broadfield Stevenson, William, farmer, Tannelmuir Stewart, Francis, nail manufacturer, High street Stewart, John, of Yard head and Barford, farmer Stewart, Robert, farmer, Kaim Storie, Mrs. milliner, leghorn and straw hat maker, Chapel street

TARBET, Mrs. spirit dealer. High street Tarbet, Robert, tailor, High street Thomson, Andrew, agent. High street

Thomson, William, Risk i Turner, William, gardener, Barr Tyre, Robert, grocer, Calder street

URIE, John, butler, Barr Urie, Misses, milliners and dress makers. High street

VEITCH, William, tailor, High street

WALKER, Patrick, grocer and spirit dealer, Cross 188 LOCHWINNOCH, &C.

Wallace, William, farmer, Overtown Wark, Francis, of Cochran Place, Hazel Head and Hap- land Watson, John, boot and shoe maker, Calder street Watson, William, boot and shoemaker. High street W^att, Robert, boot and shoemaker. How-wood Watt, William, theikar, and curlingstone maker, High st. Welsh, Mrs. house keeper, Barr

Whyte, James, farmer, Lochhead : Whitelaw, James, nailmaker. High street Whyte, David, farmer, Peockstone White, Robert, farmer, Whitehills White, Rev. Robert, Cruicks Williams, Thomas, tailor. How-wood Wilson, Alexander, of Over-trees, farmer Wilson, Humphrey, feuar, Chapel street Wilson, James, carter, High street Winning, Andrew, farmer, How-wood Wright, Mrs of Calder Park Wright, William & Co. cotton spinners, Calder Park Mill Wylie, Miss Jean, dressmaker. Edge Wylie, Miss Sarah, straw hat maker, Calder street Wylie, William, of Edge, farmer

YOUNG, Alex, of Castlewalls and Crossford Young, David, farmer, Midton Young, George, grocer. High street Young, James, mason, High street Young, Jane, milliner and dressmaker. High street Young, John, baker. High street Young, John, clerk, Calderhaugh Mill Young, John, jun. builder, Calder street Young, John, sen. mason, Calder street Young, William, moudiwart catcher, High street APPENDIX 189 TO

JUSTICES OF PEACE, LOCHWINNOCH DISTRICT. James Harvey, of Castlesemple James Wright, of Calderpark Wm. Macdowall, of Garthland William Fultoii of Sproiilston James Love, of Knows, Hallhill John Harvey, yr. of Castlesem- Wm. Montgomery, yr. of Cloak ple John FyfFe, High street John Miller of Muirshiels John Buchanan of Calderhaugh

William Connell, fiscal, Cross Robert Caldwell, clerk, High street Richard Wylie, bar-officer and constable, Calder street JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT—Court Hall.

Held on first Saturday every month, at 1 1 o'clock forenoon Robert Caldwell, clerk. WRITERS. Robert Caldwell, sen William Connell, Procurator Robert Caldwell, jvm Fiscal John Connell Andrew Paterson N. B. —For residence see Directory. SHERIFF OFFICERS. Richard Wylie, High street | Robert Young, High street

TOWN OFFICERS, &c.

John Reid, town crier. Chapel street W^illiam Dunsmore, passing bellman, High street AUCTIONEERS. James Crawford, High street John Robertson, Factory James Orr, Calder street close MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS, Alexander Orr, Harvey square Robert Anderson, Calder Geo. Henderson, Chapel street street

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190 Lochivinnoch, Midwives, $^c.

MIDWIVES.

Mrs. Colin Turner, High street | Mrs. John Blackburn, High st. MINISTERS. Parish Church, Chapel street—Rev. Robert Smith, Lochwinnoch Manse. United Secession Church, Chapel street—Rev John Shoolbraid, Secession Manse CHURCH OFFICERS AND PRECENTORS. Parish Cnunc —Wm. Dunsmore, officer, High •street—Wm. Orr, precentor, Calder street

United Secession Church —Jame^. Campbell, officer, High st.— Robert Dunsmore, precentor, High street SESSION CLERK. Andrew Neil, Chapel street GRAVE DIGGER. "William Dunsmore, High street. POST OFFICE, Calder Street. Arrival of Post. Arrives at 9 o'clock morning from Glasgow and Beith, and from Paisley at half past 6 o'clock evening. Departure of Post. Departs at half-past 6 o'clock morning, and 5 o'clock afternoon Daniel Stevenson, post-master

N. B. (For Rates of Postages, see Paisley Directory, page 1 12.) STAMP OFFICE, High Street. Robert Caldwell, sen. writer, sub-distributor. FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE and AGENT. West of Scotland Fire and Life —James Connel, Agent, Newtown of Barr

WESTERN BANK op SCOTLAND, Office High St. Robert Caldwell, jun. writer, Agent. STAGE COACHES. The FAIR TRADER, STAGE COACH, from SALT- COATS to GLASGOW, by Stevenston, Kilwinning, Dairy, Beith, and How-Wood,) arrives every lawful day at Lochwinnoch

Road Head Inn, at ^ to 9 o'clock morning ; and arrives again at same Inn, from Glasgow for Saltcoats at 15 minutes past 6 o'clock evening Carriers'' Quarters, 8^c. Appendix. 191

The above Coach arrives at Buck's Head Inn, Hovr-w^ood, for Glasgow, at ^ past 9 morning, and arrives again at same Inn, for Saltcoats, at 6 evening The FAIR MAID, Stage Coach leaves Lochvvinnochfor Glasgow, at half-past seven morning, and arrives at Buck's Head Inn, How- wood, at 8 morning, and arrives again at same Inn, for Lochwinnoch, at 6 evening. N. B.— The distance from Lochwinnoch Cross to Lochwinnoch

Road Head Inn, is 1 mile, 1 furlong, and 1 7 poles ; and from Lochwinnoch Road Head Inn, to Buck's Head Inn, How-wood, is 2 miles, 5 fm-longs, and 32 poles. CARRIERS' QUARTERS. GLASGOW, Robert Love, from High street, on Tuesday and Sa- turday morning, and returns same day — James Storie, from Chapel street, on Monday and Thursday morning, and returns same day PAISLEY—Robert Love, from High street, every Tuesday and Saturday morning, and returns same day — John Robertson, from Chapel street, every Tuesday, Thurs- day, and Saturday morning, and returns same day BEITH AND GREENOCK CARRIER. James Love, from Beith to Greenock, arrives at John Shedden's, Wheat Sheaf Inn, High street, Lochwinnoch, on Tuesday at 6 o'clock morning, and arrives again at same house, on Wednesday evening for Beith

PAROCHIAL SCHOOL—Chapel STftEET. Andrew Neil, teacher. SABBATH SCHOOLS. Committee—John Buchanan, president—Thomas Orr, treasurer- James Shedden, secretary and clerk Visitors—Rev. Robert Smith—Rev. John Shoolbraid— Alex. Orr. The committee meets annually. There are under the visitors' inspection seven Sabbath Schools. Scholars 634. Parish School i?oom— Conducted by Robert Wallace, and assisted by six men and four females—scholars 136, mostly adults Calderhaugh—Matthew Gemmell and Richard Gardner, teachers— scholai's 145 Court Hall Robert Barbour and John Connell, teachers—scholars about 52 Orrian Academy—Thomas Orr, teacher— scholars 60 Townhead—James Clerk—H. William Niven, and Neil Walker, teachers— scholars 97 Townfoot—Robt. Aitken, John Gibson, Hugh Macalaster, and David Dunsmore, teachers—scholars 84 ——

192 Lochwinnoch. Societiesy 8^0.

How-wood—Hugh Allison & Alex. Dunsmore, teachers—scholars 40. United Secession Church School— Conducted by a committee of teachers—James Stewart, preses — scholars 125

SOCIETIES, &c. Instituted

1799. Lochwinnoch Garthland St. Winnioch Lodge, (No. 204)— John Young, jun. R. W. M. Calder street-^—Robert Con- nell, depute master—John Barbour, senior warden—John Smith, junior warden— Wm. Connell, treasurer—Jas. Watt, secretary, Church street— Robert Jamieson, pass-master James Clark, senior steward— James Orr, junior steward- Angus Cameron, senior deacon—John Barbour, junior, deacon—James Steel, tyler 1801. Lochicinnoch (No. 4) Toivn and Country Friendly Society—' Robert Ralston, preses—x\lexander Genimell, treasurer, Johnshill — William Robertson, clerk, Townhead—Thomas Cameron, officer, Factory close 1812. Lochwinnoch (No. 6) Friendly Society— Walter Greenlees, preses. High street— George Young, treasurer. High street- Alex. Jamieson, clerk. High street— W'illiam Logan, officer. High street 1813. Lochwinnoch Female Society for Religious Purposes— ISlifis Wright, treasurer—Miss Agnes Wright, collector 18J17. Lochwinnoch Society for Religious Purposes— Colonel Harvey of Castlesemple, president—James Shedden, treasurer Rev. Robert Smith, secretary— William Dunsmore, officer 1820. Lochwinnoch Female Provident Society—Mrs James Wylie, preses, Johnshill— Mrs. Ewing, treasurer, High street—Miss Connell, clerk. High street— Miss Laird, collector, Johnshill 1821. Lochwinnoch (No. 7) Friendly Society — Wm. Watt, preses, Calder street—John Watson, treasurer, Calder street- Andrew Thomson, clerk, High st. —John M'Kinlay, officer High street 1822. Lochicinnoch (No. 8) Sedentary Trades^ Friendly Society— John Carmichael, preses, Factory close — James Wallace, treasurer, High street— Alex. Cunningham, clerk, High st. —Peter Greenlees, officer, High street 1823. Lochwinnoch Library, (High street,) was opened in 1823. The terms are 6s. entry-money, and 6s. for annual subscriptions. It contains about 600 vols. Rev. Robert Smith, president — William Connell, treasurer— Andrew Paterson, secretary—Miss Houstoun, librarian. High street 1624. Lochwinnoch Coffin Society—Andrew More, preses, Square- Robert Ewing, treasurer, High street — Alex. Jamieson, clerk. High street —John Smith, cover keeper, Calder street 1826. Lochwinnoch Female Benevolent Society —Mrs. Col. Harvey> Castlesemple, president — ]Mrs. Alex- Orr, treasurer ——

Societies. Appendix, 193

1827. Lochwinngch Tract Society—-'R,ohQxt Anderson, president, Calder street—Alex. Orr, treasurer, Harvey squaycr—Alex. Allan, secretary. Old Field 1827. Lochwinnoch Curling Club—Archibald Davidson, president, Newton of Barr—Robert Caldvi^ell, secretary, Calderhaugh— John Smith, officer, High street, Doupers—Robert Aitken, (No. l) —James Connell, (No. 2) —James Low, (No. 3) Alex. Jamieson, (No. 4)—John Shedden, sen. (No. 5)— John Blackburn, (No. 6)— William Connell, (No. 7) — John Logan, (No. 8) — William Crawford, (No. 9) —Robt. Caldwell, (No. 10) —John Robertson, (No. 11) —vacant, (Ko, 12) —John Cochran, carver of stones

1830. Temperance Society—'Andrew MuUioUand, preses, High st. —John Dunsmore, jun. treasurer. Brae head—Matthew Gemmell, secretary. High street—with a committee of 14 directors

1831. Home Mission— W^illiam Montgomery, preses, St. Bride's Mill-—John Barbour, treasurer— William Connell, secretary, High street— Robert Barbour, missionary. High street 1831. Lochwinnoch Victualling Society— William Crawford, preses. Old Manse— Robert Campbell, treasurer, Calder street Hugh Macalister, secretary, Old Manse 1832. Committee of the Lochwiiinoch Agricultural Society— Colonel Harvey of Castlesemple, president— William M'Dowall of Garthland, Esq. vice-president—Mr Wm. Connell, writer, treasurer—Mr Robert Caldwell, jun. secretary—Managers- Messrs. William Montgomery, factor, Castlesemple— William Fulton, of Sproulston —Thomas Orr, of Risk—Alexander Pollock, of Gillsyard—and William Orr, jun. of Kaira Annual Ploughing Match— The Annual Ploughing Match of the Lochwinnoch Agricultural Society, took place at Netherhouse, on the 24th Feb., 1836. The prizes were awarded as follows, viz :—

1 Daniel M'Intyre, servant of Mr John Pollock, of Springside 2 John Barbovir, servant of Mr Wm. Bartholomew, in Millbank 3 John Barbour, servant of Mr James King, of Yardfoot 4 James Craig, son of Mr James Craig, in Lochhead 6 David Thomson, farmer, Hall.

The Annual Show of Cattle took place at Lochwinnoch, on the .24th May, 1836.

The following are the parties to whom the prizes were awarded : For the best Stallion of the Clydesdale Breed—Mr James Clark, Kilbarchan. For the best Mare of that breed — Colonel Harvey of Castlesemple. For the second best Do. — Mr Robert Caldwell, Muirdykes. For the best Horse two years old—-Mr William Fulton of Sproul- ston. 194 Lochwinnoch. Societies, Sfc.

For the best Mare of that age—Mr John Craig, Wateryett. For the second best Do. — Mr John Young, Nether-Trees. For the best Horse one year old — Mr VVilliam Kerr, Barradger. F'or the second best Do. — Mr John Pollock, of Springside. For the best Mare of that age— Mr William Fulton of Spreulston. For the best Bull above three years old— William Kerr, Barradger. For the sicond best— Mr J. Anderson, Balgreen. For the best Bull two years old — Mr William Kerr, Barradger. For the second best Do. — Mr James Craig, Innerkip, For the best one year old Bull — Mr James White, Loshhead. For the second best Do— Mr Allan Caldwell, Kaim. For the best Milch Cow— Mr John Bartholomew, Burnfoot. For the second best Do.— Mr John Shedden, jun. Lochwinnoch. For the best Etterling — Mr John Reid, Auchingown. For the second best Do. — Do. Do. Do. For the best Yeild Quey— Mr William Bartholomew, Millbank. For the second best Do.—Mr Matthew Houstoun, Hall. For the best Stirk— Do. Do. For the second best Do John Anderson, Balgreen. For the best aged black-faced Tup— Mr William Bartholomew, Mill- bank. For the best aged white-faced Tup— Mr Thomas Orr, Risk. For the best black- faced Tup- Hog — Mr VVilliam Bartholomew, Millbank. For the best white-faced Do.— Mr Thomas Orr, Risk. For the best 5 black-faced Ewe Hogs—Mr William Bartholomew, Millhank. For the best 5 black-faced Wedders— Do. ifo For the best English Ewe- Hog— Mr William Orr, Johnsl.ill

Judges, Messrs. Alex. Bartholometv, Sea Brae, Ardrossan ; James Robertson, in Hall of Caldwell, Neilston; and James Craig, In- nerkip. 1833. Lochwinnoch Old Town Curling CZm6—William Crawford, president, and No. 1 Douper— Doupers, No. 2, John Sto- rie, No, 3, Robert Ewing, No. 4, John Logan, No. 5, John Blackburn— Matthew Gemmell, clerk— Carvers of stones, William Robertson and John Cochran 1834. Lochwinnoch Working Mans Library—John Carmichael, preses, Factory close —Angus Kerr, treasurer, Field— Hugh Macalaster, secretary, Old Manse 1834. Lochwinnoch Instrumental Band— John Gemmell, master of band, Kildale """ ~ FAIRS. Trades' Race, 2d Tuesday of May, Old Style Farmers' Race, 1st Tuesday of July, New Style Fair O'Hill, 1st Tuesday of Nov. Old Style.

* For rentarks on Old Style, see page 178. 195 FOWLER'S

l^leilstton, Harrliead, ^raJiamstone, and MelgtftboiiFli®od DIREOTORIEIS^

AD A IK, William, dryer, Kirktonfield Adam, James, feuar, Barrhead Adam, John, farmer, Rigfoot Adam, John, boot and shoemaker, Barrhead Aitcheson, George, manager, Springbarik Anderson, Captain Mathew, Broadly Anderson, Jas. C. wood turner & wheel wright, Neilston Anderson, J. Arthurlie Inn, Arthurlie Anderson, J. milliner, leghorn and straw hat maker, Ar- thurlie Anderson, John, carter and carrier, Neilston Anderson, John, road surveyor, Neilston Anderson, John, smith and farrier, Neilston Anderson, Matthew, writer, and agent for Glasgow Union Bank, Neilston Anderson, Miss Janet, baker and vintner, Neilston Inn, Neilston Anderson, Robert, self actor tenter, Crofthead Mill Anderson, Thomas, cowfeeder and cattle dealer, Neilston Anderson, Thomas, post master, land and road surveyor, Neilston Anderson, Wm. grocer, teacher, & session clerk, Neilston Andrew, Robt. mercht. manuf. and grocer, Neilston Andrew, Walter, clerk, Kirktonfield Archibald, James, mill wright, Gateside Mill Armour, James, cooper, Neilston Armour, Robert, farmer, Patieston Armour, William, farmer. South Uplaw Armour, William, wright, Neilston Arthur, James, dryer, Kirktonfield Ashcroft, Edward, print cutter, Fereneze Auchinclose, Mrs. spirit dealer, Barrhead 196 NEILSTON^ BARRHEAD,

Auchinclose, tailor, Barrhead

BALMER, William, clerk, Levern Mill Bannatyne, Wm. spinning master^ Levern cotton mill Barr, James, farmer, Bowfield Barr, John, jun. bleacher, Chappell field Bell, William, cloth mercht. and spirit dealer, Barrhead Bennie, Robert, gardener, at Mr. Orr's, Crofthead Bisket, Mrs. dress and corset maker, Neilston Bisket, Thomas, joiner and cart wright, Neilston Black, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, Uplaw muir Blackwood, Matthew, bleacher, Arthurlie Blair, William, spirit dealer, Dovecothall Broadly spinning and power loom weaving company, Broadly Mill—William Craig, manager Brown, James, farmer, Wraes Brown, John, manager and clerk, power loom factory, Dunterlee Brown, John, surgeon, apothecary hall, Barrhead Brown, William, cooper, Barrhead Brown, William, farmer, Knockglass Browning, James, customer weaver, Uplaw muir Brownlie, Matthew, carter, Barrhead Bruce, James, 4' ^o. grocers and spirit dealers, Barrhead Bryson, James, Barrhead Inn, gigs and saddle horses, (coach office) Barrhead Buchanan, Nathan, colour maker, Crofthead field Bulloch, James, farmer and coal master, Stewart Wraes

CALDERWOOD, Adam, foreman, Levern cotton mill Caldwell, David, dryer, Kirktonfield Caldwell, James, pattern drawer, Crofthead field Caldwell, John, grocer, Levern lodge Caldwell, Mrs. William, farmer, Crossmill Caldwell, Thomas, farmer, Rawflesh Campbell, James, grocer, Levern Lodge Cameron, James, blacksmith, Uplaw muir Cameron, John, spirit dealer, Neilston Carfrae, John, ironmonger & nail manuf. Barrhead Carswell, John, farmer, East Uplaw NEILSTON, BARRHEAD^ &C. 197

Carswell, John, farmer, West M airhead Carswell, Mrs. Allan, farmer, Thorterburn Carswell, Mrs. James, spirit dealer, thistle and crown mason lodge, Neilston Carswell, Hobert, carding master. Broadly mill Carswell, Robert, of Craig of Carnock, farmer Carswell, Robert, farmer, Craighall Carswell, Thomas, farmer, Fauldshead Carswell, Wm. and Thomas, farmers, Craig of Neilston Chalmers, 4-iidw- 4^ Son, bleachers, Waterside bleachfield Chalmers, Fleming, slater and plasterer, Grahamstone Clark, Andrew, carding master, Broadly Mill Clark, John, of Lancaster & Clark, ho, Crofthead Clark, Walter, spinning master. Broadly mill Clark & M'Alister, millwrights, engineers, brass and iron founders, Barrhead —Orders left at J. & W. Clark'^, 53 Virginia street, Glasgow Clyde, Stephen, teacher, Crofthead Cochran, Alex, farmer. West Capley Cochran, Alex, house Kirktonfield Cochran, J. & A. bleachers, Kirktonfield Cochran, John, vintner, and keeper Dovecothall toll bar Cochran, John, Kirktonfield Cochran, Mrs. Wm. grocer, Neilston Cochran, Robert, sen. feuar, Grahamstone Cochran, Robert, teacher, Bourock school, Barrhead Cochran, Robert, farmer. Mains Cochran, Samuel, power loom factory, Dunterlee Cochran, William, farmer, West Carswell Cochran,. William, grocer, Neilston Cochrane, Hugh, clerk, Chappell field

Cochrane, Robert 8^ Co, bleachers, Glanderstone

Cogan, Jn. 8f Robt. power loom factory, Corsse Arthurlie Colquhoun, David, grocer and spirit dealer, Dove hill-— and farmer, Dunterlee Colquhoun, Margaret, grocer, Barrhead Colquhoun, Robert, surgeon, Barrhead Connell, James, toy shop, Barrhead Cooper, Thomas, ftirmer, Wpodneuk 198 NEILSTON, BARRHEAD, &C,

Cowan, Lachlan, coach office, jaunting cars, and post horses, (Cowan's Inn,) Barrhead Cowan, L. saddler, Barrhead Craig, Allan, grocer and spirit dealer, Barrhead Craig, JameSj notary public and niessenger at arms, Barrhead Craig, John, coach proprietor, Neilston Craig, John, farmer, Foreside Craig, John, spirit dealer, Barrhead Craig, John, spinning master, Gateside mill Craig, John, teacher, Uplaw muir Craig, Matthew, furnishing shop, Neilston Craig, Miss, of Kirkton Craig, Mrs, farmer, East Head of Side Craig, Mrs, Archd, flesher, Neilston Craig, Mrs. Peter, farmer, Crossmill Craig, Robert, farmer, "Waterside Craig, Robert, sorting master, Gateside mill Craig & Steel, graaiers and fieshers, Barrhead Craig, Thomas, Cross Keys Jnn, Neilston Craig, Thos, ironmonger, cabinet maker, & joiner^ Neilston Craig, Thomas, mason and farmer, Knowehead Craig, William, boiler, Nether Kirktonfield Craig, William, boot and shoemaker, Uplaw muir Craig, William, farmer, Banking Craig, William, farmer, Cowdenmuir Craig, William, fcirmer, Howcraig Craig, William, farmer, Plymuir Craig, William, grazier and farmer, Barrhead Craig, Wm, joiner, mill, cart, and plough wright, Neilston Craig, Wra. jun. ornamental stone cutter, Cowdenmuir Craig, William, of Kirkton Crawford, Captain Hew, younger of Upper Pollock Crawford, James, joiner and cart wright. Hall Crawford, John, tailor, Neilston Crawford, Sir Robert pollock, of Upper Pollock, Bart. Cunningham, Alex, of Cunningham, Jas. & Son, house West Arthurlie

Cunningham, Bogle, of Cunrjingham, Jas, Sf Sons—ho. W§st Arthurlie NEILSTON, BARRHEAD, &C, 199

Cunningham, James & Son, bleachers, West Arthurlie Cunningham, Jas. throstle tenter, Levern mill Cunningham, John, of Cunningham, Jas, & Sons, house West Arthurlie

DALE, David, carding master, Gateside mill Dalglish, Misses, dress makers, Barrhead Daniel, John, hosier, Dovehill Deans, Richard, farmer, Dubbs and Laigh Lyoncross Dempster, Mrs. eating house, Neilston Donaldson, Wm. tailor, wine and spirit dealer, Barrhea4 Douglas, Walter, jeweller, watch and clock maker, Barr«» head Duncan, Andrew, grocer, West Arthurlie Duncan, John, slater and plasterer, Arthurlie Dunlop, Charles, of Carlebar Dunlop, James, of Arthurlie

Dunlop, James, cf- Sons, cotton spinners, Levern, Gate* side, and Broomward Mills Dunlop, James, farmer, Laigh Carswell Dunlop, James, foreman, Gateside Mill

Dunn S^ Co, general grocers, Barrhead Dunn, James, boot and shoemaker, Barrhead

Dunn, Mrs. A. draper, milliner, (N dressmaker, Barrhead Dunn, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, Barrhead Dykes, Robert, clerk, Springbank field

EDGAR and Bodys, joiners and timber merchants^ Barrhead Edgar, Wm. broker and earthenware dealer, Barrhead Esdon, John, spirit dealer, Dovehill

FAIRLEY, Miss, tea dealer, Barrhead Farmer, William, grocer, Levern Grove Ferguson, Gavin, of Steel and Ferguson— ho, Arthurlie Fergus, John, teacher, Gateside Finlay, Steven, of Picket Law, farmer Finnie, Gavin, mill wright and turner, Ferenize cottQn mill Fleming, John, grocer, Grahamstone 200 NEILSTON, BARRHEAD;, &C.

Fleming, Rev. Alex. D.D. Neilston Manse Flynn, Robert, clothlapper, Kirktonfield Forrest, Charles, miller, Kirkton mill Forrester, Wm, manager, Levern mill, house Blackbyres FouldSj Mrs. Andrew, Springfield house Foulds, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, Barrhead Fulton, James, farmer, Midgehole

GALLAGHER, Peter, tailor, Corsse Arthurlie Gallagher, Wra. grocer and spirit dealer, Neilston Gardiner, John, A.M. parish schoolmaster, and treasurer of poor's funds, Neilston Gardiner, Wm. spinning master, Levern mill Garroway, Robert, baker, Barrhead Gemmill, James, spirit dealer, Barrhead Gemmill, John, farmêr, Holehouse Gemmill, Thomas, farmer. Nether Comore Gebbie, xMrs. John, farmer, Boylestone Gibson, James, spirit dealer, Neilston Gilchrist, Wm. overseer of power loom, Levern mill Gillies, James, grain, wine, and spirit merchant, noddies and gigs to hire, (Corsse Arthurlie Inn,) Barrhead Gilmour, Alex, farmer, East Muirhead Gilmour, Allan, book dryer, Chappell field Gilmour, Allan, farmer, Burnside Gilmour, James, farmer, Muirhouse Gilmour, James, builder, Dovecothall Gilmour, John, farmer. Over Carswell Gilmour, John, farmer, Speirston (or Dykes) Gilmour, Mrs. milliner and straw hat maker, Butterwell Gilmour, Robert, farmer, Riglaw Glen, James, grocer and grain dealer, Neilston Glen, Robert, of Glen & MÎndoe, ho. Gateside Glen & M'Indoe, silk, woollen, and calico printers, Gate- side field Gormly, William, spinning master, Fereniê cotton mill, and grocer, Gateside Graham, Aitchison, & Co. calico printers, Springbank Field NEILSTON, BARRHEAD, &C. 201

Graham, John^ of Craigallian, cotton spinner, Ferenize cotton mill, residence Chappell House Graham, William, druggist and post master, Barrhead Gray, Neil, farmer and carter, Auchentiber Gray, Wm. baker and spirit dealer, Barrhead Grieve, Walter, clerk, Crofthead field

HAGGART, Robert, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, Grahamstone Halliday, Gavin, turner Hamilton, James, farmer, Dykebar Hamilton, John, power loom tenter, Levern mill Hamilton, John, silk, woollen, and calico printer, and general bleacher, Ferenize Hamilton, William, farmer, Brownside Hardie, E. calico printer, ho. Springfield Cottage Hardie, John, tailor, Grahamstone Hardie, W. E. calico printer, ho. Springfield Cottage

Hardie, Williamsons, fy Starke, calico printers, Spring- field Harvey, Alex, farmer, West High Uplay Harvey, Mrs. teacher, Barrhead Harvey, Robert, farmer, High Auchinback Hopkin, John, boot and shoemaker, Uplaw Muir Hunter, William, (Crown Inn,) house and sign painter, Barrhead Hutchison, James, farmer, Balgraystane

JACKSON, Charles, boot and shoemaker, Levern Bank Jackson, Robert, farmer, Arthurlie JafFray, Mrs. Wm. grocer, Barrhead Jamieson, Janet, grocer, Barrhead Johnstone, William, clerk, Ferenize

KERR, Alexander, wine and spirit dealer, Barrhead Kerr, Daniel, tailor, Barrhead Kerr, James, farmer, Kilburn Kelly, Mrs. Hugh, stay and corset maker, Barrhead Kincaid, William, picking master, Levern Mill King, James, grocer, Neilston 202 NEILSTON, BARRHEAD^ &C.

King, Thomas, clerk, Crofthead Mill Kirkwood, Allan, flesher, Barrhead Kirkwood, James, tinsmith, Barrhead Kirkwood, John, teacher. West Arthurlie Mill Knox, James, farmer, Moin

LAMBERT, Wm. manager, Ferenize cotton mill Lambie, Alexander, colour maker, Springbank field Lamond, William, Ferenize Bleachfield Lancaster & Clark, calico and silk printers, Croflhead Printfield

Lancaster, Thomas, of Lancaster 8f Clark-~lio. Carlton Place, Glasgow- Lang, George, tailor, Barrhead Leckie, Charles, grocer, Arthurlie Lee, John & Co. patent and fancy nett manufs. Barrhead Leggat, Angus, builder, Grahamstone Leggat, David, builder, Grahamstone Leggat, James, of Swan & Leggat, Barrhead Leitch, Mrs. teacher, (Barrhead Female School) Graham- stone Lennet, John, spirit dealer, Barrhead Liddell, GeorgCj blacksmith and farrier, Barrhead Limpitlaw, Daniel, tenter, Corsse Arthurlie power loom factory Limpitlaw, William, tenter, Corsse Arthurlie power loom factory Lindsay, John, gardener, Nether Kirktonfield Linn, John, boot and shoemaker, Barrhead Lithgow, Miss, dress maker, Neilston Little, John, blacksmith and farrier, Barrhead Livingstone, Allan, boot and shoemaker, Neilston Livingstone, John, boot and shoemaker, Grahamstone Lochhead, James, cabinet maker and furniture warehouse, Barrhead Lochhead, James, farmer, West Arthurlie Lochheadj John, customer weaver, Grahamstone Lochhead, Mrs. Robt. corset and dress maker, Neilston Lochhead, Robert, builder, Neilston Lochhead, Robert, farmer and carter, Dovecothall NEILSTON, BARRHEAD, &C. 203

Lochhead, Robert, feuar, Barrhead Lochhead, Robert, spirit dealer, Kirk hill Lock, Hugh, foreman, West Arthurlie Mill Lock, Miss—house, Dovehill Lowndes, Charles, Arthurlie House Lowndes, William, of Arthurlie House Lymbery, Armado, tailor, Neilston

MACKIE, David, grocer and spirit dealer, Barrhead Mancur, Peter, gardener, Arthurlie Marshall, James, spirit dealer, Neilston Marshal, Mrs. sempstress, Neilston Martin, Alex & Co. patent & fancy nett manufs. Barrhead Martin, John, starcher, Chapell field Mather, Arthur, of Nether Place Meiklejones, William, boot and shoemaker, Neilston Meikle, William, farmer, Killoch Millar, Findlay, tailor, Barrhead Miller, John, tailor, Crofthead Mitchell & Norris, cotton spinners. West Arthurlie Mill Monie, Hugh, sorting master, Ferenize Cotton Mill Monteath, James, manager, Netherkirkton Bleachfield Morrison, George, carding master, West Arthurlie Mill Morrison, William, carding master, Ferenize cotton mill Morton, Archibald, spirit dealer and contractor, Corsse Arthurlie Muir, Andrew, farmer, Crumyards Muir, Andrew, Wheat Sheaf Inn, (coach office) Dove- cothall Muir, James, spirit dealer, Neilston Munro, Alex, baker, Barrhead Mure, Colonel. William, of Caldwell Murray, David, tailor, Barrhead

M'Alister, George, of Clark & M'Alister—ho. Barrhead M 'Arthur, Mrs. haberdasher, milliner and dress maker, Barrhead M'Arthur, Neil, joiner, cartwright, and timber merchant, Barrhead M'Callum,, John^ farmei'j Carlebaf 204 NEILSTON^ BARRHEAD, &C.

M'Callum, Wm. pattern drawer, Springbank field M'Conechy, Wm. spirit dealer and cowfeeder, Barrhead M 'Cowan, Archd. smith and farrier, Grahamstone M^Culloch, John, grocer, Barrhead M'Donald, Thomas, carding master, Gateside mill M'Donald, Wm. & Co. Lint Mill, bleach work M'Ewan, Duncan, foreman, Crofthead printfield M'Ewan, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, Neilston M'Ewen, Walter, wright, Ferenize cotton mill M'Farlane, Andrew, shoemaker, Uplaw Mair M'Farlane, David, manager, Corsse Arthurlie power loom factory M'Farlane, John, tailor, Neilston M'Fie, Wm. clerk, West Arthurlie mill M'Geoch, Wm. ironmonger, Barrhead M'Gilchrist, John, watch and clock maker, and adjuster of weights and measures, for Neilston district— Barrhead M'llvain, Wm. grocer, Barrhead M'Indoe, John, of Glen & M'Indoe, ho. Gateside M'Intyre, John, wine and spirit dealer, Neilston M'lsaac, Donald, flesher, Neilston M'Isaac, John, boot and shoemaker, Neilston M'Kay, Gabriel, carter, Barrhead M'Kechnie,Gilb. customer weaver & spirit dealer, Barrhead M'Kenzie, James, baker, Neilston M'Kerlie, James, printcutter, Crofthead field M'Kinlay, John, M.D. (Cowan's Buildings,) Barrhead M'Lean, John, clerk, Levern cotton mill M'Lean, Mrs. straw hat maker, Barrhead M'Lellan, Archibald, farmer, Barshagray M'Lintock, Robert, boot and shoemaker, Barrhead M'Manus, John, carding master, Levern mill M'Monagal, Hugh, Levern Bank Inn, Levern Bank M'Naught, Hugh, smith, Gateside mill M'Pherson, Charles, boiler, Kirktonfield M'Queen, Richard, boot and shoemaker, Dovehill M'Voy, John, spirit dealer and contractor, Neilston M'Whirter, Gilbert, boiler, Lint Mill bleach work M'Whirter, James, builder, Barrhead NEILSTON, BARRHEAD, &C.

NEILSON, Thomas, engraver, Crofthead field Nicol, James, grocer and spirit dealer, Arthurlie Nicol, John, cabmet maker, Artliurlie

ORR, James, of Crofthead Orr, James & Co. cotton spinners, Crofthead mill

PASLEY, John, wrlght and joiner, Barrhead Paterson, Duncan, farmer, Netherkirk Paterson, Mrs. spirit dealer, Barrhead Patrick, William, slater and plasterer, Neilston Paul, John, foreman bleacher, Fereneze Peacock, Gavin, foreman printer, Fereneze Pinkerton, James, agent, Dovecothall Pinkerton, James, grocer and spirit dealer, Dovecothall Pinkerton, William, joiner and cart wright, Bogside Pollock, James, builder, grocer, 4' spirit dealer, Barrhead Pollock, Misses, milliners and dress makers, Barrhead Pollock, Robert, stenter dryer, Chappell Pollock, Robert, sen. of North Walton, farmer Pollock, Robert, jun. farmer. North VValton Pollock. Thomas, contractor and spirit dealer, Neilston Porter, James, grocer, Neilston

QUIGLEY, David, grocer and quarrier, Arthurlie

RE ASIDE, Wm. joiner and cart wright, Uplaw Muir Reid, Thomas, cart and plough wright, Point House Reid, Thomas, smith. Broadly mill Renfrew, Arthur, blacksmith and farrier, Neilston Rennie, William, dyer, Kirktonfield Ritchie, Allan, farmer, Roddenhead Ritchie, David, farmer, Auchentiver Ritchie, James, farmer, North Walton Robertson, Andrew, manager, Crofthead mill Robertson, Francis, farmer. West Head of Side Robertson, James, sorting master, Broadly mill

Robertson, James, & Son, boot 8^ shoemakers, Arthurlie Robertson, James, farmer, Hall Robertson, 'Peter^ v/heel wright and turner. Levernbank K !06 NEILSTON, BARRHEAD, &C.

Kobertson, Robert, farmer, Middleton Robertson, Thomas, farmer, Capley Robertson, Thomas, merchant, JGrraharastone Robertson, William, carter, Neilston Robertson, William, ironmonger, cloth and spirit mercht« Neilston Robertson & Young, grocers, Barrhead Rodger, Allan, farmer, Hairlaw Rodger, Andrew, farmer. Mains of Glanderstone Rodger, Wm. ploughman and grocer, Kirkton field Rowand, Mrs. manuf. of dye woods, Chappell dye wood Rilll— counting house Brunswick street, Glasgow Russell, Alex, smith and draper, Barrhead Russell, Geo. wine and spirit dealer, Graharngtone Inn Russell, James, flesher, Neilston Russell, William, farmer, Glen Russell & Colquhoun, smiths and farriers, Dovehill

SAMUEL, James & Co. West Arthurlie store Sawers, Peter, of Craigengall, bleacher, Netherkirkton Scott, John, baker and spirit dealer, Barrhead Sharp, James, carding master, Crofthead mil] Shaw, John, picking master. Broadly mill Shirley, James, carding master, West Arthurlie mill Slater, Misses, milliners, dress and straw hat makers, Barrhead Sloan, Dalrymple, plasterer and slater, Neilston Smith, F. & Co. woollen, silk, & calico printers, Barrhead Smith, James, carding master, Levern mill Smith, James, vintner, smith, and farrier, Shilford Smith, John, grocer and spirit dealer, Barrhead Smith, Wm. coal and lime merchant, Uplaw Muir Smith, Wm. power loom tenter, Levern mill Speirs, James, farmer, Mossneuk Speifs, Wm. picking master, Gatesltle mill Sproul, James, farm.er, Townhead Sproul, John, grocer, Neilston Sproul, Mrs. house Barrhead Sproul, Robert, ftirmer, Braeface Sproul, William, farmer and cattle dealer, Japstoii NEILSTON, BARRHEAD, &C, 2^

Starke, James, calico printer, house Springfield Steel, Archd. farmer, Uplaw Steel, James, farmer, Knockglass, and coal master, Arthurlie Steele, Kobert, general grocer, Barrhead Steel & Ferguson, coal masters, West Arthurlie coal works Stenhouse, Jn. & Co. calico printers, Crossmill printfield Stenhouse, Thomas, calico printer, house Crossmill Stevenson, Allan, farmer. Old Barn Stevenson, Andrew, road contractor, Crosstabe Stevenson, David, boiler, Chappell field Stevenson, David, vintner, Woodside Stevenson, Hugh, farmer, Mill-third Stevenson, James, farmer, Dunse Muir Stevenson, James, road contractor, Crosstabe Stevenson, John, mason, West Neilstonside Stevenson, John, starcher, Kirktonfield Stevenson, John, wright, Neilstoji Stevenson, Michael, saddler, Barrhead Stevenson, Peter, foreman, Chappell field Stevenson, Thomas, farmer, North Smithhil! Stevenson, Thomas, farmer, West Neilstonside Stevenson, Walkinshaw, tailor, Neilston Stewart, Alex. (Barrhead Academy) Barrhead—-manager and secretary to Barrhead Gas Light Company Stewart, Allan, farmer, Greenhill Stewart & Anderson, joiners, Neilston Stewart, David, farmer, Greenside Stewart, Geo. & Co. linen and woollen drapers, Neilston Stewart, Hugh, farmer. Mid Lyon Cross Stewart, Hugh, of High Carswell, farmer Stewart, James, tailor, Neilston Stewart, John, feuar, Barrhead Stewart, John, power loom tenter, Broadly mill Stewart, Margaret, grocer, Barrhead Stewart, Miss Janet, dressmaker, Neilston Stewart, Mrs Alex, draper, Barrhead Stev/art, Mrs. Robert, farmer, West Uplaw ** Stewart, Robert, tailor, Grahamstone Stewart, Walter, farmer, Kirkton 208 NEILSTON^ BARRHEAD^ &C.

Stewart, William, power loom tenter, Broadly mill Stirling, William, slater. West Arthurlie Struthers, John, spirit dealer, Barrhead Struthers, Peter, farmer, Loanfoot Stuart, Duncan, copper and tinsmith, Neilston Swan, James, teacher, Neilston Swan & Leggat, builders, Neilston Swan, Robert, tailor, Neilston Swan, Robert, of Swan & Leggat, Neilston

TAIT, Rev. James, Levern Cottage Taylor, Andrew, farmer, Hairlaw and Caplethlll Taylor, John, farmer, Blackbyre and Logan Rais Taylor, Misses, milliners & straw hat makers, Barrhead Taylor & Wallace, bleachers, Netherplace Telfer, Thomas & Son, exporters of saddlery, boots and shoes, Neilston Telfer, William, boot and shoemaker, Neilston Templeton, John, keeper Kirkton toll bar Terapleton, Matthew, keeper, Shilford toll bar Thorn, William, spinning master, Crofthead mill Thomson, Alexander, teacher, Grahamstone Thomson, Robert, copper and tinsmith, Neilston Thornton, James, spirit dealer, Neilston Todd, Allan, spirit dealer, Arthurlie Tonner, Michael, spirit dealer, Neilston Tuckle, James, carding master, Crofthead mill Turnbull, Alex, grocer, Neilston

URE, George, excise officer, Arthurlie

WALKER, Francis, colour maker, Fereneze W^allace, Alex, farrier & blacksmith, Corsse Arthurlie Wallace, Andrew, farmer, South Carswell Wallace, James, vintner, Uplaw Muir Wallace, John, surgeon, Neilston Watson, Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, Barrhead Watson, Alex, and James, joiners, cartwrights, and tim" ber merchants, Barrhead Watson^, Mrs, James, straw hat maker, Barrhead NEILSTON;, BARRHEAD^ &,C. 209

Weatherly James, gardener, Trees Weir, John, print cutter, Crossmill printfield "White, William, dryer, Kirktonfield Whitelaw, John, miller, Wraes mill "Williamson, George, calico printer, ho. Springfield "Williamson, John, jun. tailor, Neilston Williamson, John, sen. tailor, Neilston Williamson, Miss, milliner and dress maker, Neilston Williamson, Robert, calico printer, ho. Springfield Wilson, James, farmer, Snypes

Wilson, James, contractor, Barrhead » Wilson, John, bleacher. Croft head printfield Wilson, Robert, agent, Barrhead Wilson, Robert, mason, Uplaw Muir Wilson, Samuel, spinning master, West Arthurlie mill Wilson, Stewart, customer weaver, Barrhead—agent for Threepwood and Clober Bleachfields "Wilson, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, Barrhead Wilson, William, boot and shoemaker, Uplaw Muir Wilson, William, carter, Gateside mill Wilson, William, surgeon and druggist, Neilston Winning, James, flesher, Gateside Winning, Robert, grocer, Gateside Wishart, William, carding master. West Arthurlie mill Woodrow^ Mattw. smith, Dunterlee power loom factory Wright, Ann, grocer, Neilston Wright, Duncan, salesman, Barrhead—Levern mill operative store, Barrhead Wright, James, constable, Barrhead Wright, John, cloth and grocery store, Neilston Wylie, Mungo,^farmer,, Brooradykes

YOOL, Walter, boiler, Kirktonfield Young, Andrew, clerk, Corsse Arthurlie power loom factory Young, David, wright, Crofthead mill Young, John, farmer, Boghall Young, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, Neilston Young, Mrs. David, cabinet warehouse, Barrhead Young, Mrs. farmer, Greenend J

210 NEILSTON^ BARRHEAD^ &C.

Young, Robert, farmer, Parkhouse Young, Thomas, surgeon and druggist, Barrhead Young, William, grocer, Neilston Young, Wm. picking master, Fereneze spinning mill Yuill, Robert & Co. drapers and haberdashers, Barrheai^

ZUILL, James, manager, Crossmill Prlntfield Zuill, John, colour maker, Crossmill Printfield Zuill, ThoraaS;, grocer and spirit dealer, Bridgebar

Meilston, Hf&rs-lie&d, ^raliaiiistoiie; and !%eigli b onrltooocl

Justices of the Peacey residing near Neilston. William Craig of Kirkton William Mure of Caldwell Jaraes Duulop, yr. of Arthurlie Archd. M'lndoe, Ferenize Charles Dunlop of Carlebar James Orr of Crofthead John Graham, of Craigallian, John Sharp of Tower of Rais residing at Chappell House Peter Sawers of Craigengall Wm. Lowndes ofArthurlie House JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT. Held the Jirst Monday of each month, alternately at Neilston, in Miss Anderson's Hall, and at Barrhead, in Mr. Cowan's New Hall^ (Cowan's Inn. John Hart, writer in Paisley, Fiscal Alexander Gibson, writer in Paisley, Depute-Clerk Matthew Anderson, writer, Neilston MESSENGER AT ARMS. James Craig, notary public

SHERIFF OFFICERS, &c.

Samuel M'Birnie, Neilston j Jas. Wright, constable, Barrhead Robert Stevenson, town crier, Neilston 1

Fire mid Life Insurance Offices, S^c. Appendix. 21

FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE OFFICES and AGENTS. Scottish Amicable Life —Thomas Young, Agenf, Neilston West of Scotland Fire—Thomas Young, Agent, Neilston Glasgow Union Bank— Matthew Anderson, Agent, Neilston EXCISE OFFICER. George Ure, Arthurlie MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.

William Wilson, Neilston i John Brown, Barrhead Thomas Young, Barrhead Robert Colquhoun, Barrhead

John Wallace, Neilston I John M'Kinlay, M.D. MIDWIVES. Mrs. Young, Neilston—Mrs. Renfrew, Barrhead

' MINISTERS. Church of Scotland, Neilston — Alexander Fleming, D. D. house Neilston Manse United Secession Church, Barrhead — James Tait, house Leveriir;, Cottage SESSION CLERK. William Anderson, Neilston CHURCH OFFICERS AND PRECENTORS. Neilston Church—-John Carswell, officer, Neilston —John M'Kinnis, precentor United Secession Church Barrhead — J. White, officer, Barr- head — Charles Samuel, precentor, Arthurlie GRAVE DIGGERS. John Carswell, Neilston^—James White, Barrhead PAROCHIAL SCHOOL. John Gardiner, a.m. Neilston NEILSTON POST OFFICE, Arrival of Post. From Glasgow daily (foot post) five o'clock afternoon. Departure of Post. To Glasgow daily (foot post) at 6 o'clock morning Office open from Seven o'clock morning till 10 o'clock evening, Thomas Anderson, Postmaster, Alex, Greenlaw, Runner, Neilston 212 BarrJicad, Neilston, S)C. Post 0£^ce, 6jc>

BARRHEAD POST OFFICE, Arrival of Post. From Glasgow, Daily (foot post) Five o'clock afternoon {Departure of Post.) To Glasgow Daily (foot post) at Seven o'clock morning. Office open from Seven o'clock morning, till Eight o'clock evening William Graham, Postmaster N.B. —For Rates of Postages see Paisley Directory, page US. STAGE COACHES. The Levern Trader Coach starts from Mr. Cowan's Inn, Barr- head, every lawful day (except Thursday) at half past nine o'clock morning, for Glasgow, and leaves Mr James Pollock's, 7 Stockwell street, Glasgow, for Barrhead, at a quarter past four o'clock after- jioon. Same Coach starts from Mr Cowan's Inn, Barrhead, for Paisley, every Thursday at ten o'clock forenoon, and leaves Haymar- ket Inn, 5 New street, Paisley, for Barrhead, at five o'clock afternoon The Union Stage Coach, from Irvine to Glasgow, hy the Loch- libo road, arrives every lawful day at Mr Gillies', Corsge Arthurlie Inn, about JO o'clock forenoon, and returns, going to Irvine, at five o'clock afternoon The New Perseverance Stage Coach starts from Mr James Bryson's Inn, Barrhead, every lawful day (except Thursday), at ten o clock forenoon, for Glasgow, and leaves Mr James Grays, 44-, Stockwell street. Glasgow, for Barrhead, at four o'clock afternoon. Sime Coach starts from Mr James Bryson's Inn, Barrhead, for Paisley, by Huilet, every Thursday, at half past ten o'clock forenoon, and leaves Hayir.arket Inn, 5 New street. Paisley, for Barr- head, at sis o'clock evening. This Coach runs an extra trip from Mr Andrev»r Muir's, Wheat Sheaf Inn, Dovecothall, every Sa- turday evening, at six o'clock, for Glasgow, and leaves Mr James Cray's, 44 Stockwell street, for Barrhead, half past eight o'clock The Sons of Commerce Stage Coach starts from Neilston Inn for Glasgow, every lawful day, (except Thursday) at nine o'clock morning, calls at Mr Gillies', Corsse, Arthurlie Inn, at a quarter past nme, and leaves Mr Lyon's Coach Office, 78, Trongate, Glasgow, for Neilston at half past four o'clock afternoon, Same Coach starts from Neilston Inn for Paisley every Thursday at ten o'clock forenoon, and leaves Lyon's Coach Office, 1 Moss street, Paisley, for Neilston, half past four o'clock afternoon ^ NEILSTON CARRIERS. GLASGOW— John Anderson, daily, at eight o'clock morning and returns daily «- James Lavvrie, Mon Tues Wed Fri and Sat. and retur: 3 same days Barrhead Carriers^ S^c. Appendix. 213

PAISLEY—Thomas Muir, every lawful day, and returns same day N.B. — Neilston Carriers to Glasgow pass through Barrhead

BARRHEAD CARRIERS. GLASGOW— Archibald Wilson, (foot carrier) every lawful day, and returns same day. PAISLEY TO GLASGOW—John Davidson, (foot carrier) every lawful day, and returns same day. TO PAISLEY—John Douglas, (foot carrier) from Grahamstone, arr. and dep. daily.

IRVINE AND GLASGOW CARRIERS. GLASGOW—Robert Templeton and Hugh Dunlop, from Irvine, arrive at Mr Cowan's Inn, Barrhead, on the mornings

of Tuesday and Friday, about seven o'clock ; and arrive again at same house, from Glasgow to Irvine on the mornings of Wednesday and Saturday, about seven o'clock.

It5» Carriers from Stranraer, and from other towns in the west, call at Mr Gillies', Corsse Arthurlie Inn.

Adjuster of Imperial Weights and Measures for Neilston District. John M'Gilchrist, Barrhead.

SOCIETIES, &c. Instituted 1797. Neilston Society for Charity —Wm. Brown, preses, Knock- glass — William Anderson, treasurer, Neilston — Robert An.. drew, clerk, Neilston — Robert Muir, officer, Neilston 1799. Neilston Friendly Society—John Peacock, preses, Neilston— Robert Carswell, treasurer, Broadley Mill —James Robert- son, clerk, Broadley Mill— William Meiklejones, officer, Neilston 1802. Neilston Militia Society—James Brown, preses, Wraes— John Barr, treasurer, Cappelley —William Anderson, clerk, Neilston

18C5, Barrhead Female Friendly SocjWy—-Elizabeth Ross, preses, Barrhead— Agnes Galloway, treasurer, Barrhead— W^iliiam Lamont, clerk, Corsse Arihurlie K 3 214 Barrheady Neilston^ ^c. Societies.

1806. Neilston New Friendly Society—Willram Lochhead, preses, Neilston —James Thornto'i, treasurer, Neilston—Jas. Swan, clerk, Neilston—William Meiklejones, officer, Neilston 1807. Barrhead Trades' Society—John Whitelaw, preses, Wraes Mill— Robert Steele, treasurer, Barrhead— Stuart Wilson, clerk, Barrhead —David Gumming, officer, Barrhead

1810. Neilston Original Sabbath School, in connexion with the Croft- head Sabbath SchooI-^John Stevenson, president, Neilston —Duncan Stuart, treasurer, Neilston—James Campbell, secreiaiy and clerk, Crofthead. There are under the Direc- tors' inspection 2 Schools— Scholars about 124; 1813. Barrhead and Neighbourhood Curling C/w&—William Craig, president, Barrhead— Robert Haggart, treasurer, Graham- stone— Robert Foulds, clerk, Barrhead—Robert Millar, officer, Barrhead 1817. Neilston Thistle and Crown Lodge (No. 267;—William Robertson, R.W.M. Holehouse— James Robertson, depute master, Broadley Mill—Thomas Sproul, pass master, Neilston—Robert Wilson, senior warden, Uplamuir—Wm. Wilson, junior warden, Uplamuir—John Shaw, treasurer, Broadley—John Craig, secretary, Uplamuir—Robert Muir, tyler, Holehouse— Lodge Room, Mason Lodge, Neilston 1818. Neilston Masonic Sunk Fund—Thomas Pollock, preses, Neilston —Wm. Meiklejones, treas., Neilston—John Craigi clerk, Uplamuir—Robert Muir, officer, Holehouse 1819. Neilston Female Society— Thomas Sproul, preses, Neilston John Shaw, treasurer, Kirk hill —James Robertson, clerk, Butterwell—Robert Muir, officer, Holehouse 1819. Neilston Younger Female Friendly Society—Jean Geddes, preses, Broadley— Alexander Cameron, collector, Neilston Jas. Craig, clerk, Barrhead—Jas. Millar, officer, Neilston

1821. Barrhead Sabbath School Association—James Drummond, vice-president, Grahamston—James Dunn, secretary and clerk, Barrhead. The Association meets on the first Tues- day of every month. There are under the Directors' inspection 3 Schools—Number of Scholars at present, about 200 1821. Neilston Sabbath School Association— Rev. A. Fleming, president— William Meikle, treasurer—James Swan, secretary. The Association meets on the first Tuesday of every month. There are under the Association's inspection 2 Schools—Number of Scholars at present, 115 1821. Renfrewshire Bleachers' Friendly Society—'Robert Cochrane, preses, Glanderston—James Colquhoun, treasurer, Barter- holm— William Anderson, clejk, Neilston ——

Societies. Appendix. 215

1823. Levern Florist Society— Rohevt Andrew, preses, Neilston— James Gillies, treasurer, Corsse Arthurlie Inn—Matthew Anderson, clerk, Neilston

1823. Barrhead Female School—Miss Finlay, treasurer, Trees Mrs Leitch, teacher, (school) Grahaa.stone— Scholars about 40

1824. Barrhead Union and Crown Lodge— DsLU\e\ Kerr, R.W.M. Barrhead— Wm. Craig, depute-masler, Barrhead—Andrew Clark, pass- master— D. C. Alexander, senior warden Michael Stevenson, junior warden— William Hardie, treasurer—Kobert Steel, secretary, Barrhead— Archibald M'- Cowan, garden steward — James Smith, garden steward James M'Gurth, acting steward— Henry Gray, acting steward—James M'Coll, standard bearer— T. C. Adam, chaplain—Daniel Conway and Richard M'Queen, tylers, Barr- head 1824. Neilston Curlers' Societi/—Wi\\'\am Robertson, preses, Neilston — Matthew Anderson, treasurer and clerk, Neilston 1825. Levern Mechanics' Institution — J. Wilson of Thornlie, patron— D. Thomson, preses, South Arthurlie— Peter M'Lean, treasurer, Barrhead— Alex. Weir, secretary and librarian, Barrhead, and 9 ordinary directors 1S26. Neilston and Neighbourhood Agricultural 5ocie^?/— Captain Matthevv Anderson, of Broudley, treasurer—Thos. Ander- son, secretary, Neilston

Neilston Cattle Show The Annual Show of Cattle by the Neilston and Neighbourhood Agricultural Society took place at Broadly, in the vicinity of Neilston, on Tuesday 31st May 1836. There was an average number of cattle on the field, and some of them of a very superior kind. After a careful examination, the judges awarded the prizes as follows :

For the best milk cow, to Mr James Robertson, Hall, (Cald- well) —second do. Mr Wm. Yuill, Paisley For the best three-year-old Quey in milk, to Mr James Robertson, Hall—second do. to Allan Gilmour, Burnside For the best two-year-old Quey in milk, James Robertson, Hall- second do. Alex, Gilmour, I3arrhead

For the best two year-old yield Quey, to Mr John Gilmour, Dyke second do. Mr William Carswell, Craig For the best and also the second best one-year-old Quey, to Mr James Barr, Bowfield

For the best Aged Bull, to Mr George Pttton, Baiikhead— second do. to Mr David Hutchison, Green 216 Barrhead, Neilston, S^c. Fairs^ S^c.

For the best two-year-old Bull, to Mr William Stevenson, Smith« hills —second do. to Mr James Sproul, Tovvnhead For the best one-year-old Bull, to Mr John Gray, Blawart hill- second do. to Mr Robert Carsweli, Craig Hall

About fifty members of the society, and other gentlemen favourable to it, partook afterwards of an excellent dinner in Miss Ander- t-on's, John Cunninghame, Esq. bleacher, Artburlie, in the chair, a>!d John Cochran, Esq. Fvirkton field, croupier. 1&27. West Arthurlie Cotton Mill Funeral Society — Samuel WiU son, preses, West Arthurlie^—John Parkhill, treasurer, West . Arthurlie— Georse Morrison, clerk, West Arthurlie—John Porter, officer, West Arthurlie 1830. Levern Curling Club— Archibald M'Indoe, president, Ar« thurlie — Thomas Young, treasurer, Barrhead—Francis Oatt^ secretary, Hurlet-^James Gibb, officer, Neilston

1833. Barrhead Gas Light Company—John Cunningham, treasurer, West Arthurlie— Alexander Stewart, clerk and manager, Barrhead — Sharelsolders meet annually, 13th June, v,ith 13 directors 1835. Croflhead Funeral Society— ^ohevi Harley, preses, Croft- head— Robert Miller, vice-preses, Crofthead— Wm. Thocn, treasurer, Crofthead—Thomas King, clerk, Crofthead Neilston Renjrezvskire Political Union JBand-'^Jiimes Telfer, naas* ter, Neilston.

KEILSTON FAIRS. Yur Cattle, §re held on the third Tuesday of February, Miiy, and

Octobtr, Old Style. For horse Racing, &c. on the fourth Friday of July, New Style.

BARRHEAD FAIR, For Horse racing, and Cattle market, is held on the last Friday and Saturday of June, New Style.

Street Guide of Pollochshaws. Auldfield, Hunter Street Baird's Court, south side of Harriet Street Bengal Street, north side of IVlain Street Cartc

ADAM5 Matthew, spirit dealer, Strathbungo Aikenheads Alex, farmer, Moss and Hagg farms Aitcheson, Mrs. grocerj Crossmyloof Algie, Matw. grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Crossmyloof Andersooj Archd. grocer and spirit dealer, 8 King street Armour, John, tailor, 16 King street Arrnour. Robert, gardener and fioriitj Camphill

BAIRD, John, of Baird, Thos. <§• Son, manager, house C^reeobank House, 6 Harriet street Baird, John, grocer, wine and spirit merchantj (Green- bank Store) 4 Harriet street Baird, Matthew., of Baird, lhos» & Sons, house Upper Greeiibank Baird, Thos. manager. Upper Greenbank d^ya works Biiird, Thomas, and Sons, turkey red dyers, Upper Green bank dyeworks, and fancy dyers, Greenbank, ho. Greenbank House, 6 Harriet street 218 POLLOKSHAWS, &e,

' Barlas, James, builder, 6 Pleasance street Barlas, John, spirit dealer, 19 Shawhill street Bennie, John, baker and spirit dealer, Crossmyloof Biggar, James, joiner and cart wright, Crossmyloof Bisset, Andrew, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 67 King street Bisset, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 27 Harriet street Bonthron, Thomas, coachman, Pollok Boyd, John, grocer and flesher, 10 Main street Brodie, Robert, gamekeeper, Parkhouse Brown, David, spirit dealer, 2 Main street Brown, John, grocer, 36 Main street Brown, Robert, of Langside Brownlee, Mrs. grain merchant and baker, 70 King st. Burnside, Archd. hairdresser, 17 Main street Burnside, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 30 Pollok street Burton, James, postmaster, 25 Main street

CAMERON, Mrs. John, spirit dealer, boot and shoemaker, 3 Harriet street Cameron, William, jun. picking master, Auldfield Cameron, Wm. sen. throstle spinning master, Auldfield Campbell, Dougal, gardener, Pollok Campbell, Hugh, church officer, 45 Main street Campbell, Jas. grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Wellington st. Campbell, John, tenter, Auldfield Campbell, Robert, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 45 Main street Carswell, Robert, joiner and cabinet maker, 48 Main st. Cogan, John & Robert, cotton spinning and power loom "weaving factories, 5 Plunter street, Counting house, 12 Montrose street, Glasgow Colquhoun, Peter, hosier and spirit dealer, 42 King st. Cook, Matthew, boot and shoemaker, 5 Main street Corbett, Thomas, surgeon and druggist, 21 Main street Crawford, James, tenter, Auldfield Crawford, Jn. foreman of power loom factory, Auldfield Crawford, Jn. manager of power loom factory, Auldfield Crawford, Thomas, clerk, power loom factory, Auldfield Cullen, James, teacher town's school, H M'Arthur st. POLLOKSHAWS, &C. 219

Cunningham, Thomas, servant to John Maxwell, younger of Pollok, house 13 Green lane Cuthbertson, John, surgeon and druggist, 42 King street

DAVIDSON, Mrs. dressmaker, 4 King street Deans, Alex, under gardener, Pollok Deans, John, wine and spirit dealer, 29 Main street Dick, Alex, baker, grocer, & spirit dealer, 9 Main street Dick, James, grocer, 33 Main street Dick, Miss, house 5 South Cartcraigs street Donachie, John, slater, 47 Main street Donald, John, gamekeeper, Parkhouse Dove, Archd. engine keeper, Newlandsfield Drysdale, Wm. victualler, 32 King street Dunlop, Wra. grocer and spirit dealer, (Coach office,) 1 Harriet street

EADIE, William, tailor, 45 Main street Edraiston, James, farmer, Lochinch

FAULDS, James, farmer. Nether Auldhouse Fernie, Wm. w^riter, burgh fiscal, and agent for Herculus Insurance, Auldhouse Cottage Finlayson, Alex, carter, 26 Main street Finlayson, Alex. jun. grocer and spirit dealer, 47 Main st„ Finlayson, J. and Co. grocers, spirit dealers, and cloth merchants, 56 Main street Finlayson, Mrs. cloth merchant, 59 Main street Finnie, Colin, book drier, Auldhouse Field Fleming, J. J. and B. bleachers, Newlands bleachfield— office 66 Brunswick street, Glasgow Fleming, James, of Newlands Field Fleming, John, of Fleming J, J. and B. ho. Newlands Field

GAVIN, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 6 Main st. Gibson, William, boot and shoemaker, Strathbungo Gillies, William, stenter dryer, Newlands Field Glen, Mrs. housekeeper, Pollok Govan, John, Old Trades' Inn, 32 Main street 220 PGLLOLSHAWS^ &C.

Govan, Miss, dressmaker, 32 Pleasance street Govan, William, grocer, 43 Main street Gray, David, mason, 24 King street

Gray, Robt. smith <^ plough maker, 2 North Cartcraigs

HALL, James, engineer, Auldfield Cotton works Hamilton, Gavin, grocer and spirit dealer, 64 King street Hector, William, vt^riter, 4 M'Arthur street Henderson, James, grocer and dealer in cloggs, 26 Maxwell street

Henderson, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 40 Main st.

Henderson, Wm. baker and grain merchant, 50 Main st. Hodgert, Robert, surgeon and druggist, 5 Harriet street Hogg, Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, Crossmyloof Koneyman, David, spirit dealer, 22 Main street Hosie, Andrew, quarrier, wine and spirit merchant, 4 Pollok street Hosie, James, baker, 29 Main street Hosie, John, tailor, 1 Pleasance street Houstoun, John, boot and shoemaker, Crossmyloof Hutchison, David, clerk, Greenbank dyeworks

JOHNSON, George, sen. gardener, Hopehill Johnson, George, jun. gardener, Coustonholm

Johnstone, David, grocer and spirit dealer, 68 King st.

KAY, John, manager spinning factory, Auldfield Kay, John Russell, carding master, Auldfield Kelly, John, plasterer, 36 Harriet street Kessan, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 22 King si. King, Robert, grocer, 59 King street Kirkwoodj Matthew, land surveyor, 23 Main street Kirkwood, Mrs. milliner and dressmaker, 29 Main gt.

LAW, John, stenter dryer, Auldhouse Field Law, Robert, lawn dryer, Auldhouse Field Law, William, boiler, Auldhouse Field Lawrie, Gavin, keeper Pollokshaws toll bar Leckie, Robert, joiner and cartwright, 7 Factory street, and spirit dealer, 18 do. POLLOKSHAWS, &C. 221

Lindsay, James, gardener, 4 Main street Litster;, John, surgeon and druggist, 11 Main street Little, Thomas, cowfeeder, 30 Main street Livingstone, James, spirit dealer, 1 Maxwell street Livingstone, Robert, grocer & spirit dealer, 33 Main st. Livingstone, Mrs. Robert, spirit dealer, 9,2 Shawhill st. Lochhead, Miss, milliner, dress and straw hat maker^ 43 Main street Logan, Rev. George, A.M. Eastwood Manse Logan, Robert, tailor, 37 Main street Logan, William, washer and cleaner of gentlemen's lin- nensj napery, &c. Govanhall field, 15 Green lane

MACK, Hugh, boiler, Auldhouse field Macquisten, Peter, civil engineer & land surveyor, Cous- ton bank, counting house, 4 Dunlop street^ Glasgow Mason, James, spirit dealer, 39 King street Mason, Robert, jun. flesher and grocer, 42 Main street Mason, Robert, sen. grazier, flesher, grocer, and spirit dealer, 72 King street Maxwell, Sir John, of Pollok, Bart. Maxwell, John, younger of Pollok, M. P. Menzies, Walter, grocer & spirit dealer, 2 Macarthur st. Miller, Alex, spirit merchant, 28 Maxwell street Millree, James, boot and shoemaker, 61 Main street Mochree, James, grocer, 13 Main street Moodie, Archd. washer and dresser, 28 Pleasance street Morrison & Welsh, smiths and farriers, 2 Cross street Muir, John, clerk, Auldfield cotton works Muir, Mrs. cowfeeder, Whins Muirhead, James, blacksmith, 61 Main street Muirhead, James, skinner and glue maker, 62 Main st. Muirhead, John, grocer, 62 Main street Muirhead, Wm. currier & leather merchant, 62 Main st,

Muter^ John, and Son, grocers, 1 Pollok street

M' ALPINE, Mrs. cook, Pollok M'Alpine, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 47 Main street M'Brayne, Hugh, starcher, Auldhouse field M'Bridej Neil, mule spinning master, i^uldfield 222 POLLOKSHAWS, &C.

M'Burney, Alex, sheriff officer and constable, 40 Main st. M'Coll, John and Wilh'ara, joiners and cartwrights, 10 and 11 North Cartcraigs street M'Cracken, Wm. joiner and weavers' wright, Shawhill st. M'Donald, Archd. sen, butler, Pollok M'Donald, Archd. jun» footman, Pollok M'Donald, Angus, sheriff officer for the counties of Ren- frew and Lanark, 28 Main street M'Donald, John, boiler, Newlandsfield M'Donald, Mrs. dressmaker, 1 Maxwell street M'Donald, Thomas, grocer & spirit dealer, Strathbungo M'Ewan, James, teacher, 17 Hunter street M'Ewan, William, starcher, Newlandsfield

M'Fadyen, Duncan, boot and shoemaker, 36 Harriet ste M'Farlane, Mrs. beamer, 30 Macarthur street M'Farlane, Thomas, stationer and librarian, 47 Main st, M'Granachen, Michael, grocer, 14} Main street M'Gregor, Charles, spirit dealer, 40 Main street M'Intyre, Archibald, parochial schoolmaster and session clerk, 6 South Cartcraigs street M'Intyre, Archd, Jun. teacher, Strathbungo M'Kechnie, Daniel, church officer, U.S.C 42 King st. M'Lauchlane, Mrs. spirit dealer, Crossmyloof M'Laurin, Rev. J. C., U.S.C ho. 5 South Cartcraigs &L M'Nabj John, nailor, 1 Cross street M'Neilledge, Jas, farm steward, Pollok, ho. Knowehead M'Auaker, Robert, of Riverbank, 9 Kirk street M'Sporran, John^ spirit dealer, 5 King street

NICOL, John, engine keeper, Auldhouse field Nicol, William, cloth merchant, 43 Main street

PATERSON, Hugh, wright and joiner, 30 Maxwell st. Paterson, John, grocer, 48 Main street Patcrson, John, gpirit dealer, 18 Pollok street Paterson, John, tenter, Auldfield Pollock, John, tenter, Auldfield

KAE, James, tenter, Auldfield Ralston, John^ keeper^ Hagg's toll bar POLLOKSHAWS, &C«

Rann, William, overseer, Titwood colliery Renfrew, Alex, grocer, 35 Harriet street Rentoul, James, of Langside Valley Richardson, Francis, carding master, Auldfield Richmond, Thomas, spirit dealer, Strathbungo Ross, Jas. flesher, grocer and spirit dealer, 65 King street Ross, James, tailor, habit and pelisse maker, 43 Main st. Russell, William^ cloth merchant, 66 King street

SALMON, Peter, thatcher, 46 King street Scott, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 3 Cross street Shand, Robert, builder, Crossmyloof Shaw, Adam, grocer and tailor, 21 King street Sheddon, Richard, spirit dealer, Strathbungo Shennen, Robert, flesher and spirit dealer, 18 Main st» Shirlaw, Peter, grocer and spirit dealer, 33 Harriet st. Smart, James, gardener, Camphill Smith, James, grocer and spirit dealer, Strathbungo Steel, Alexander, tenter, Auldfield Steel, James, hair dresser, 45 Main street Steel, John, flesher, 59 Main street Stevenson, Gavin, wright, 16 King street Stevenson, George, grocer and spirit dealer, 58 King st. Stevenson, James, bookdryer, Newlandsfield Stevenson, John, groom, Pollok Stevenson, John, tailor, habit and pelisse maker, 71 King street Stewart, Alex, gardener and spirit dealer, 29 King street Stewart, Andrew, of Moss side Stewart, Rev. Findlay, Burgher manse, 11 Kirk street Stewart, William, spirit dealer, 17 Harriet street Strang, James, carter, 15 Hunter street Strang, Robt. carter, grocer & spirit dealer, 49 Main sto Struthers, Archd. grocer and spirit dealer, 13 Pollok st. Struthers, James, (Maxwell Arms Inn,) 38 Main street, back entry, 10 Macarthur street Struthers, James, clerk, 34 Pollok street Struthers, James, feuar, 34 Pollok street

TAIT^ William, grocer apd spirit dealer, 19 Pollok st. 224 POLLOKSHAWS, &C.

Tassie, James, victualler, 63 King street Thomas, James, Cottage Tavern, Strathbungo Thomson, Mrs. Robert, residence Camphill Torrence, William, farmer, Hillhead Town Hall, 3V Main street Turner, Peter, grocer, Crossmyloof

WALLACE, Agnes, dressmaker, 8 Pollok street Wallace, Mrs. James, grocer, 8 Pollok street Walker, James, spirit dealer, Crossmyloof Walker, John, pastry baker, confectioner, & spirit dealer, 59 Main street Wark, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 17 Main street Wark, Mrs. John, grocer. Main street Wasson, Alex, copper and tinsmith, 43 Main street Watson, James, boot and shoemaker, Crossmyloof Watson, James, librarian, 1 Wilson street Watson, James, singeir, Auldhouse field Watson, James, tenter, Auldfield W'^atson, William, teacher, Crossmyloof ' Willox, John, church officer and sexton, Eastwood session house Willox, John, quarrier, Eastwood Farm Flag, and Giff- nock Liver stone quarries, house 38 King street Wilson, Hugh, cooper, 1 Kirk lane Wilson, Mrs. James, grocer, 53 Main street Wilson, James, hosiery shop, 11 Main street Wishart, John, blacksmith, Crossmyloof Wright, David, gardener and farmer, Dumbreck Bridge Gardens Wright, Malcom, gardener, Auldhouse field

YOUNG, James, of Auldhouse field, ho. 22 Harriet st. Young, James, bleacher, house 22 Harriet street Young, James, spirit dealer, 19 Factory street Young, John, clock maker and turner. Factory street Young, Robt. of Young, Wm. & Robt. ho. 22" Harriet st.

Young, W^ra. Sf Rcbt. bleachers, Auldhouse field Young, Wm. of Young, W^m, & Robt, ho. 22 Harriet st. ±>i

ADAM, William, farmer, Oldbar Allan, Davidj smith and farrier, Thornliebank Allan, William, miner over the ores, Hurlet Anderson, Andrew, engineer, Cowglen colliery Anderson, David, overseer, Cowglen colliery Anderson, Gabriel, farmer, Rabslea Anderson, Gabriel, grocer & spirit dealer, Thornliebank Anderson, Jn. woollen draper, grocer, & cooper, Hurlet Anderson, Matthew, M.D, Hurlet

BAIRD, William, farmer, Broadbar Barr, Archibald, farmer, GifFnock Barr, Thomas, farmer, Deaconsbank Barr, Thomas, farmer, Slates Bowie, John, farmer, Dykebar Brock, David, hillsman, Haugh coal pit—-house Hurlet Bruce, J. &: J. cartwrights and joiners, Nitshill Bryson, Alex, spirit dealer, and keeper Darnly loll bar Bryson, William, spinning master, Thornliebank

COOKE, Turnbull, & Co. calico printers, Darnly field Couper, John, farmer, Davieland Craig, Alex, grain merchant and miller, Hawkhead mills Crum, JaSo jun. cotton spinner, ho. Thornliebank hou^e Crum, James, jun. cloth merchant, Thornliebank—Thof. Henry, salesman Crum, James, jun, & Co. cotton spinning & powder loom weaving factory, Newfield and Thornliebank Crum, John, calico printer and bleacher, ho. Auldhouse Crura, Messrs. John & Walter, & Co. calico printers and bleachers, Thornliebank Crum, Walter, calico printer and bleacher, ho. Thornlie- bank house 226 THORNLIEBANK, &C.

Cruickstone^ ancient residence of Mary, Queen of Scots Gumming, James, overseer, coal works, Hurlet Cunningham, Robert, smith and farrier, Covvglen

DIVAN, Phih'p, carding master, Thornliebank Dove, Alex. & Son, Househill and Nitshili coal work, ho. Nitshill Dove, Arcbd. boot and shoemaker, Nitshill Downie, William, carter, Hurlet alum works Dunlop, Misses, of Househill

FINDLAYSON, Alex, smith, Thornliebank Fleming, James, lime merchant, (Arden lime works)— house Darnly Foulds, Jame?, jun. farmer, Nether Auldhouse Foulds, JameS; sen. farmer, Kitinishead

GILCHRIST, Erskine, boot & shoemaker, Thornliebank Glen, William, farmer, Hawkhead Mains

HAMILTON, Alex, farmer, Dykebar Hardie, James, hillsman, Cowglen colliery Hart, James, farmer, Wellwas Hart, Thomas, spirit dealer and gardener, Thornliebank Henderson, Peter, teacher, Thornliebank Hosie, James, sen. quarrier, Househill, GifFnock, and Ardeer or Stevenston free stone quaries, ho, Nitshill Hosie, John, farmer. Old Cruickstone Hurlet & Campsie Alum Co. Alum, manufs. Hurlet

Jack, Andrew, farmer, Priesthill Jack, William, spirit dealer, Hurlet Jackson, James, farmer, East Mains Jackson, James, sen. farmer, Kinwadrick

KEAN, John, boot and shoemaker, Hurlet Kelburne, Right Hon. Viscount, Hawkhead House Kelso, Mrs. grocer, Thornliebank Kirkland, Matthew, gamekeeper, Patterton Kirkwood, Matthew, farmer, Leggatstons THORNLIEBANK, &C..- 22T

Kirkwood, Allan, farmer, Wardhill Kyje, Andrew, farmer, Nether Cruickstone

LANGMUIR, Walter, farmer, Oldbar Laurie, Thomas, of Rosshill Livingstone, Alexander, farmer, Saturtand Lochhead, James, carter, Hurlet Lochtie, Robert, clerk, Thornliebank

MILLER, David, spirit merchant, Thornliebank JVIiller, John, manager, cotton spinning and vpeaving fac» tories, Thornliebank Morton, James, farmer, Henryscroft Motherwell, Andrew, farmer, Roughraussle Munro, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, Nitshill

M'ALMAN, Malcolm, grocer and spirit dealer, Hnrlet M'Donald, Donald, foreman, Alum work, Hurlet M'Ewan, John, farmer, Saturland M'Farlane, John, farmer, Haugh M'Farlane, P. grocer, wine and spirit merchant^, Nitshill M'Gill, John, overseer of Hawkhead Lands—house East Mavis Bank M'Gown, James, cooper, Hurlet M'Kay, Robert, tenter, Thornliebank M'Kee, Isaac, tailor, Thornliebank M'Lean, John, grocer, grain and spirit dealer, Hurlet M'Lintock, James, overseer of Wilson & Sons' alum and copperas works, Nitshill M'Lintock, Peter, colour maker, Darnly field M'Lintock, Wm. overseer at alum and copperas works^ Hurlet M'Millan, Archd. smith and farrier, Nitshill M'Nabb, John, farmer, Dykebar M'Vaine, James, gamekeeper, Hawkhead

NEILSON, Jas, clerk to John Wilson and Sons, Hurlet Notman;, James, clerk to John Wilson and Sons, Hurlet 228 THORNLIEBANK^ &C.

OATT, Francis, manager of Hurlet and Campsie alum Company's alumworks-^house Levern Shields

PARKER, Rev. A. B , A. M., residence Hurlet Pattison, Robert, farmer and miller, Darnlj Mill

REID, James, mason, Nitshill Reid, John, farmer, Brocklees, Renfrew, William, smith, farrier, and spirit dealer, Hurlet Ritchie, Thomas, farmer, Clough Ross, Andrew, mason and spirit dealer, Thornliebank Russell, Mrs. spirit dealer, Nitshill

SMITH, Robert, farmer, Byres Smith, Robert, Lower Birkenshaw Cottage Stark, John, cloth lapper, Thornliebank Steel, John, surgeon, Thornliebank Stewart, George, spinning master, Thornliebank Stewart, Peter, mill wright, Thornliebank

TANNAHILL, Robert, teacher, Nitshili Telfer, William, farmer, Plousehill wood Turnbull, Matthew, of Cooke, Turnbull and Co.— house Darnly Field

WATSON, Robert, farmer, Arden Wilson, James, clerk to Wilson, John and Sons, Hurlet Wilson, John and Sons, alum and copperas manufactur-

ers', lime and coal workers, Nitshill & Hurlet Works Wilson, John, jun. Levein Holm Wilson, John, sen. of West Hurlet Wilson, William, of Cowglen, writer Wilson, William, West Hurlet Wright, John, tailor, Hurlet

YOUNG, William, farmer, Orchard 229

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Population, four thousand five hundred and eighty. Registered voters for County Member, holding qualifications v/ithin the Burgh of PoUokshaws, sixty-three. Population of Parish of PoUok or JSastwodd, seven thousand one hundred and seventeen*

Election of Magistrates first Tuesday of October.

Qualification, Burgesses resident and possessing premises of £4 yearly rent.

Magistrates and Totmi Council of PoUokshaivs, Thomas Baird, Provost. John Willox, Bailie. Robert Campbell, Treasiu'er. COUKCIIXOUS. Thomas Corbett William Drysdale George Stevenson William Henderson James Tassie John Kay William Fernie, Procurator Fiscal. David Wilkie, Town Clerk. JUSTICES OF PEACE, ft£SlDING m OR NEAR POLLOKSHAWS. Sir Jn. Maxwell, of Pollok, Bart. John M'HaflSe, of Eastwood John Maxwell, yr. of Pollok Robt. M'HaflEie, yr. of Eastwood Thomas Baird, of Greenbank Allan Pollock, yr. of Faside Capt. Jlew Crawford, Upper Arthur Pollock, Glasgow Pollok John Pollock, Glasgow John Cogan, Auldfield Neale Thomson, of Eastwood Robert Cogan, Auldfield John Wilson, jun. Hurlet Thomas Corbett, PoUokshaws John Wilson, sen. of Thornlie James Crum, Thornliebank William Wilson, Cowglen John Crum, Thornliebank William Wilson, Hurlet Walter Crum, Thornliebank James Young, Auldhousefield Allan Gilmour, Glasgow Wm. Young, Auldhousefield John Howie, yr. of Hazelden S30 Pollohshmt's, S^c. Justice ofPeace Court, ^c.

Justice of Peace Court, Court Hall, Pollokshaws, held first Thursday of every Month, at W o'clock ForenooUy William Hector, Fiscal, Pollokshaws.

WRITERS.

William Wilson, Cowglen [ William Feruie, Auldliouse Cot- William Hector, 5, South Cart- tage craigs street, Pollokshaws

SHERIFF OFFICERS. Angus M'Donald, for the Shires of Renfrew and Lanark, 28 Main street, Pollokshaws.

Alexander M'Burney, 40 Main street, Pollokshaws.

POLLOKSHAWS TOWN OFFICERS. Alexander M'Burney, 40 Main street —James Campbell, town drummer and crier, 8 Main street. POLLOKSHAWS GAOL. Alexander M'Burney, gaoler—house 40 Main street

FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE OFFICES & AGENTS. Hercules—William Fernie, writer, Auldhouse Cottage West of Scotland—John Ralston, Hagg Toll bai-, Pollokshaws.

ENGINE FOR EXTINGUISHING FIRE, Lodged with Mr. Baird, dyer, Greenbank, Harriet street,

MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Thomas Corbet, 45 Main street, Pollokshaws John Litster, 49 Main street, Pollokshaws John Steel, Thornliebank .John Cuthbertson, 42 King street Robert Hodgert, 5 Harriet street Matthew Anderson, M.D. Hurlet

MIDWIVES. Mrs. Renfrew, 39 King street, Pollokshaws Mrs. Chalmers, 33 Pollok street Mrs. Richmond, hygeist, 6 1 Main street, Pollokshaws Ministers^ ^c. Appendix, 231

MINISTERS, Established Church—Eastwood, George Logan, A.M.— Sir John Maxvrell of Pollok, Bart., Patron Levern Ci?yRC£r—Hurlet, A. B. Parker, A. M.— Congregation BunaaER Church— 17 Kirk street, Pollokshaws—Findlay Stewart, Congregation

United Secession Church—47 King street, Pollokshaws— J. C. M'Laurin— Congregation

CHURCH OFFICERS AND PRECENTORS,

Eastwood Parish Chubch-—John Willoxj officer, Eastwood— Archd. M'Intyre, precentor, 6 South Cartcraigs street

Levern Church-^ officer precentor

United Secession Church—'Dan. M'Kechnie, officer, 42 King street—Andrew Wilson, precentor, 20 King street BuROHEn Cfff/flCft*— Hugh Campbells officer, 45 Main street—James Robertson, precentor, 1 Shawhill street

SESSION CLERK.

Archibald M'Intyre, 6 South Cartcraigs street

OVERSEERS OF POOR FUNDS. Minister and Kirk Session, and a Committee of Heritors and Feuars. William Hector, treasurer.

GRAVE DIGGERS. Parish Church— John Willox, house, Eastwood Session house

Burgher Church—Hugh Campbell, 45 Main street, PoUokshav/s PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Eastwood Parish School—'6 South Cartcraigs street, Pollokshaws— Robert M'Intyre, teacher.

Pollokshaws Town School—^11 Macarthur street, James Cullen, teacher. Stathhungo School built by subscription, A.D, 1833 j Archibald M'Intyre, teacher. Nitshill School, Nitshill, bnilt by subscription, A.D. 18C8; James Taylor, teacher

Auldfield School —21 Hunter street, Pollokshaws, James M'Evvan, teacher. 232 Pollokshmvs, ^c. Post Office, 8^c.

POST OFFICE, 25 MAIN STREET, POLLOKSHAWS< Arrival of Post FROM GLASGOW daily (foot post) half past 3 o'clock afternoon

Departure of Post. TO GLASGOW daily, (foot post) eight o'clock morning

Office open from 7 morning till 9 evening James Burton, post-master— Henry Burton, letter carrier (N. B. For Rates of Postage see Paisley Directory, page 112).

STAGEi COACHES. The Union Stage Coach to GLASGOW, starts (every lawful day) from the Coach Office, William Dunlop*s, No. 1 Harriet street, and John Dean's, 29 Main street, Pollokshaws at ten o'clock morning, and half past five afternoon— And to Pollokshaws, from the Coach Office, Mr Kennedy's, 67 Stockwell street, Glasgow, four afternoon, and eight o'clock evening

The Union Stage Coach, from IRVINE to GLASGOW, by the Lochlibo road, arrives every lawful day at Pollokshaws

Toll bar, at half past ten o'clock morning ; and arrives again at same Toll bar from Glasgow to Irvine, at half-past four o'clock afternoon The Levern Tfader Stage Coach, from BARRHEAD to GLASGOW, arrives every lawful day, (Thursday excepted) at Pollokshaws toll bar at 10 o'clock morning; and arrives again at same Toll bar, from Glasgow to Barrhead, at 5 o'clock afternoon The Sons of Commerce Stage Coach, from NEILSTO^f to GLASGOW, arrives every lawful day, (Thursday excepted) at Pollokshaws toll bar, at a quarter from 10 o'clock morning, and arrives again at same toll bar ; from Glasgow for Neilston at five o'clock afternoon

The New Perseverance Stage Coach from Barrhead toi Glasgow* arrives every lawful day (Thursday excepted) at Pollokshaws toll bar, at half past ten o'clock morning, and arrives again at same toll bar from Glasgow for Barrhead, at half past four o'clock afternoon

CARRIERS' QUARTERS. GLASGOW—Andrew Wilson, from 20 King street, PoUok- shaws, every Wednesday and Friday, at 10 o'clock morning, and returns same day

TO PAISLEY— Andrew Wilson, 20 King street j arrives Thurs- day, departs Thursday —

Societies. Appendix. 233

Glasgow, Paisley, and Ardrossan Canal Passage Boats, in going from Paisley to Glasgow, pass Dumbreck bridge, about 40 minutes after leaving Paisley; and pass Dumbreck bridge again, in going from Glasgow to Paisley, about 15 minutes after leayipg Glasgow. Dumbreck bridge is about one mile distant from PollQkshaws Cross, For hours of starting from Paisley and Glasgow, see Paisley Di- rectory, pagje 115.

SOCIETIES, &c. Instituted J749. PoUoksJiaw§ Old Society of Weavers—John Brown, preses. Town's Buildings—John Ralston, treasurer, Hagg toll^ George Stevenson, clerk, 58 King street—James Campbell, officer, 8 Main street 1777. Pollokshaws Young Society of Weavers—John Arbuckle, preses, Harriet street—Thomas Wilkie, treasurer. Maxwell street—George Johnstone, clerk, Hopehill—-James Camp- bell, officer, 8 Main street 1783. Pollokshaws Royal Arch Lodge, No. 203, now No. 151— Matthew Cook, R,W.M. 5 Main street— Alex. Munro, depute master, Barrhead—Alex. Young, senior warden, Fac- tory street— Andrew Ross, junior warden, Harriet street—- James Struthers, senior steward, 38 Main street— Arthur Raddox, junior steward — Alex. King, treasurer— Henry Ghandiey, secretary. Main street—George Smith, guardian stewards— William Highlands, tyler—Lodge Room, Maxwell Arms Inn, 38 Main street 1783. Thornliebank Friendly Society— William Donald, preses, Thornliebank— Alex. Finlayson, treasurer, Thornliebank— John M'Nab, clerk, Thornliebank—Thonoas Muir, officer. 1799 Pollokshaws, Ayr, and Menfrewshire Society—James Struth- ers, preses, 38 Main street—John Henry treasurer, 31 Pol- lok street—James Mason, clerk, 39 King street—James Campbell, officer, 8 Main street 1800. Pollokshaws Auldjield Sabbath Evening School-— Andrew Wilson, president—Thomas Shields, treasurer—John Muir, clerk. King street—J. K. Donald, superintendent, with a committee of sixteen teachers. There is under the Directors' inspection one school. Number of scholars 360 1805. Thornliebank Sabbath School—'Petet Henderson, treasurer. There is under the Visitors' inspection one school—number of scholars at present about 170 1808. Pollokshaws Curlers' Society—John Deans, preses, 29 Main street—Andrew Brown, treasurer, Thornliebank—George Stevenson, clerk, King street — .

234 Pollokshaws, Societies.

1809. Cowglen Coalhewers* Society—Robert M'Laren, preses, Hippingstones—Andrew Anderson, treasurer, Hipping- Btones —James Downie, clerk, 47 Main street—Andrew Paterson, Hippingstones—and Hugh Cunningham, Moss- neuk, officers 1811. JIurlet Friendly Society—"William Allan, preses, Hurlet— Archibald Dove, treasurer, Nitshill-^ Angus Bruce, clerk, Nitshill — William Browning, officer, Hurlet 1812. Pollokshaws Burgher Church Sabbath Evening School— Rev. Finlay Stewart, president and treasurer. Report not given in 1818. Auldfield School Library, (Auldfield School Room)— J. M'Ewan, librarian. Open every Friday evening from 8 to 10 1825. Marchtoivn Weavers* New Society— George Cruikshanks, preses, Crossmyloof— William Neilson, treasurer, Strath- bungo—James Stirling, clerk, Muirhouses— Peter M'Phea, officer, Crossmyloof 1828. Pollokshaws Funeral Society— David Brown, preses, 1 Main street—John M'Donald, treasurer, Shawhill street Jas. Gowther, clerk, Pollok street —Andrew Arbuckle, officer, Factory street 1828. Thornliehank Library, (School house) —James Crum, jun. Patron, Thornliehank. Return not given in. 1828. Pollokshaws Vine Lodge of Free Chartered Gardeners—John Willox, R. W. M. 38 King street—Robert M'Callum, senior gardener, 41 King street—John Scott, junior gardener, 3 Cross street — John Arbuckle, treasurer, 2 Harriet st.— Andrew Foulds, clerk, 34 Pollok street—Matthew Algie, officer, Crossmyloof 1829. Nitshill Curling Club—James Hosie, sen. preses, Nitshill— James Fleming, treasurer, Darnley Managers, appointed for Hurlet, William M'Lintock and John Hosie—for Nits- hill, Walter Lock— for Darnley, James Fleming. 1830. Pollokshaws Quoit Club —John M'Donald, preses, Maxwell street—John Litster, treasurer, 11 Main street —Thomas Livingstone, clerk, 22 Shawhill street—James Campbell, officer. Main street—with 4 of a committee. 1830. Pollokshaws Vine Lodge Friendly Society of Free Garden- ers —John Scott, preses, 3 Cross street — Robert M'Callum, 1st key-keeper, 41 King street —John Willox, 2d key.keeper, Eastwood session house— Dugald Campbell, treasurer, Pol- lok—Andrew Foulds, clerk, 34 Pollok street— Matthew Algie, officer, Crossmyloof 1832. Pollockshaws Instrumental ^ancf—John Warren, master, 45 Main street, members 16

FAIR. Pollokshaws, Last Friday of May, for Horse Racing. 235

lienffre^v, Ifoker, and Meigboiarliood

ABERCROMBIE, Wm. spirit dealer and tonnage m^^ ter, river Cart, Inchinnan drawbridge Adam, Archibald, spirit dealer, High street Aitken, Alex, farmer, Scotstone Algie, Peter, farmer. Old Mains Algie, Robert, farmer. Town Inchinnan Allan, John, wright, Yoker Allison, James, customer weaver. High street Angus, Thomas, spirit dealer, Yoker Arthur, William, keeper, Renfrew toll bar

BAIRD, , M.D. High street Barr, Alex, tailor. High street Barr, Peter, boot and shoemaker, Orchard street Barr, Walter, tailor. High street

Berry, John, baker, Hearst lane \ Black, Mrs. grocer, Hearst lane Blackwood, Walter, farmer, Bottom Blue, Daniel, spirit dealer. New Town Boyd, Adam, joiner and cabinet maker. Cow lane Boyd, George, wright and timber merchant,, Hearst laa# —house Cow lane Boyd, William, farmer. Back row Braid, Alexander, (Black Bull) Head Inn, High street Brock, Mrs— house Castlehill Ferry road Brock, William, starch manufacturer, Orchard street Brown, Andrew, factor. Back row Brown, John, farmer. Cow lane Brown, John, grocer and spirit dealer. High street Brown, John, teacher, High street, collector of tiend and assessed taxes—house Back row Brown, Mrs. Leghorn and straw hat maker, Back wvf Brown, Mrs. teacher, Hearst lane 236 RENFREW, &C.

Brown, Robert, coast waiter— house Orchard street Brownlee, Robert, maltman, Yoker Bracej Archibald, spirit dealer, Hillhead Bryce, John, farmer, Mossland Bryce, John, smith and farrier, Hearst lane Bryce, John, spirit dealerj North Ferry House, Yoker

CAMPBELL, Archibald, of Blythswood Campbell, John, tailor, Pinkerton's lane Campbell & Russell, bleachers, Arkleston Campbell, William, superintendent pf Messrs Dixon and Co.'s coal works, Skaterigg—house Woodend Chapman, Robert, farmer, Sandyford Chapman, Robert, jun., farmer, Arkleston Clark, Ale5;ander, grocer and spirit dealer. High street Clark, John^ superintendent of River Clyde—house Clyde Bank Clark, Robert, bleacher, Renfrew field, ho. High street Clark, Robt. miller and farmer, Renfrew mill. High st. Colquhoun, James, keeper Barnsford toll bar hole Coubourgh, James, farmer, Mutton ^ Craigj James, joiner and cartwright. Nether Southbar Craig, John, spirit dealer, Canal street Craig, Robt. spirit dealer & Glasgow carrier, Wilson st. Crawford, Andrew, of Fauldhead, manufacturer Cunninghame, Mrs. spirit dealer^ Hearst ImQ

DENHOLM, Thomasj spirit dealer^ and keeper Yoker toll bar Denny, James, wright, Clyde bank, house Yoker Dickie, Robert, smith, Yoker Dodds, James, vintner and farmer, !Moss Donald, James, farmer, West Yonderton Donald, Robert, joiner and cartwright, Yoker Dow, Daniel, shoemaker, Hearst lane Duncan, George, gardener, Scotstone Dunlop, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, High street

EDxMISTON, Alex, baker. High street Elder, Matthew, wright ^ timber merchant, Mugg's lane RENFREW^ &C. 237

FERGUSON, Allan, hillsman, Skaterigg Ferguson, William, teacher, Hearst lane Findlay, John, saddle tree maker, High street

GALLOWAY, James, parish teacher, Inchinnan Gibb, John, baron officer, Walkinshaw Gibson, John, farmer, Brownsfield Glen, John, agent, Canal street Glen, Mrs. milliner, Canal street Gray, John, farmer, Blarthill Gray, Robert, spirit dealer, Wilson street

HAlVnLTON, George, spirit dealer, Yoker Harvey, John, distiller, house Yoker Harvey, John & William & Co. distillers, Yoker Harvey, William, distiller, house Yoker Hosie, David, quarrier, Rashielee free stone quarry Houstoun, Archibald, farmer. Wester Walkinshaw Houston, James, grocer. High street Howat, William, session clerk. High street Hunter, Mrs. vintner. New Town Hutchison, Andrew, baker. High street Hutchison, James, Reform Tavern, Ferry road Hutchison, George, writer and town clerk, Orchard street Hutchison, J ohn, of Fulbar

INGLIS, William, farmer, Windyedge Ingram, Robert, gardener, Elderslie

JACK, James, customer weaver, Orchard street Jamieson, Robert, ferryman, Ferry house

KETER, Mrs, John, farmer, Arkleston Keter, Thomas, farmer, Mossland Keter, William, farmer, Bogside King, Robert, late provost. High street Knox, John, grocer. Canal street Knox, William, farmer. Middle Walkinshaw

LANG, Hugh, post master and grocer, Fligh street L 3 238 RENFREW, &C.

Lang, John, spirit dealer, Back row Lang, Miss, teaclier, ladies' school. High street Lockhart, Rev. Laurence, Tnchinnan Manse Lumsden, James, of Yoker, Haugh

MAXWELL, Peter, wright, Blytheswood Middleton, John, gardener & farm steward, Blytheswood Mitchell, Miss, staymaker, Orchard street Mitchell, Robert, B. grocer, High street Morrison, George, farmer, Skate rigg^ Muir, Alex, farmer, Netherton Muir, James, farmer, Annisland Muir, James, grain dealer. Orchard street Muir, Thomas, farmer, Loanhead Munro, John, tailor. Canal street

M'FARLANE, Allan, manufacturer. Orchard street M^Farlane, Rev. Duncan, Manse, High street M^Farlane, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, High street M'Hutchison, Jas Saucel distillery spirit cellar, Castlehill M'Kean, Mrs. Andrew, grocer. Canal street M'Kenzie, Thomas, collector of statute labour money, Back row M'Laren, George, builder. Back row M'Laren, John, spirit dealer, Canal street M'Laren, Peter, burgh schoolmaster. High street M'Latchie, John, overseer, Scotstone M'Laws, John, surgeon, High street M'Leod, John, spirit dealer. Back row M'Lintock, Mrs housekeeper, Blytheswood M'Millan, Duncan, spirit dealer. Ferry road McMillan, Miss, corset and dressmaker, Ferry road M'William, Alex, cloth merchant. Canal street—house Cow lane

NAIRN, Thomas, twister, Canal street

OGILVIE, Robert, farmer, Knock Oswald, Miss, of Scotstone RENFREW, SlC. 239

PARK, William, grocer. High street Paterson, John, farmer, Easter VValidnshaw Paton, George, farmer, Bankhead Patrick, Robert, farmer. Cockles Pattison, H. W. surgeon. High street Pattison, Robert, nurseryman, at Austin and M'Ausland's nursery, Kirkland Pollock, Misses, Hole Pottie, James, smith and farrier, Yoker Purdon, William, sphit dealer. Ferry road

RISK, Moses, salesman to John Harvey & Co. distillers, Yoker, ho. do. Robertson, Peter, farmer, Porterfield Russell, Bernard, smith and farrier, Hearst lane

SHIELDS, Alexander, grocer, Canal street Sloan, James, slater and lead merchant, (Houstoun) slate yard, near Renfrew ferry Smith, James, of J ordanhill Snodgrass, James, farmer, Portnauld Snodgrass, John, farmer, New Mains Speirs, Alexander, of Elderslie Speirs, Robert, Abbot's Meikle Inch Spreull, J. Glasgow city chamberlain, ho. Clyde bank Stewart, Alex, spirit dealer, Brickhouse Stewart, Charles Douglas, spirit dealer. High street Stewart, .John, cooper, Pinkerton's lane Stewart, John, wright and cloth merchant. Canal street Stev/art, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, High street Stewart, Thomas, grocer and druggist. Back row Stewart, Wm. dealer in hardware. High street Swan, Archibald, beamer. Back row Swan, Misses, dressmakers, Back row

THOMSON, James, grocer. Canal street Thomson, William, spirit dealer. Canal street

WATERSTON, John, coach proprietor & spirit dealer, High street 240 EENFREW^, &C>

WaterstoHj John, vintner, Canal street Watson, Arthur, farmer, Pointhouse Watson, James, excise officer, Yoker White, James, excise officer, Yoker White, John, jun. farmer, Fulwood White, Thomas, farmer, Easter Yonderton White, William, farmer, FuUv/ood Wilson, Andrew, factor, Deanside VVilson, James, grain merchant. Orchard street Wilson, James, spirit dealer, Yoker Woodrow, James, manufacturer, Orchard street Woodrow, James, jun. merchant, Orchard street Wright, Peter, flesher, High street

YOUNG, Robert, jun, wright, Co^'lane Young, Mrs. Robt. sen. grocer & spirit dealer^ High street

'SO

Qualified voters, seventy four. The burgh of Renfrew, with Kil- marnock, Rutherglen, and Port-Glasgow, return a Member to Par- liament. Population of Burgh, Two Thousand and Two. Popu- Jation of Parish, Two Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty Three, Kilmarnock is the place where the result of the Poll is ascertained Hud declared.

MAGISTRATES & TOWN COUNCIL OF RENFREW, John Hutchison, Esq. Provost. Walter Barr, Eyq. Eldest Bailie. Alexander Sheilds, Esq. Bailie. James Muir, Esq. Treasurer. \ 1

24 Jmtices of Peace, ^^. Appendix,

COUNCILLORS. Thomas Stewart John Waterston Robert M'William Duncan M'MiUan William Thomson William Bryce John Jeffrey Wra. Boyd Peter Wrigbfi John Brown James Houstoun Alexander Clark Matthew Elder, Dean of Guild. George Hutchison, Town Cler}j, John Stewart, Master of Works» John Brown, Fiscal. Duncan M'Millan, Harbour Master and Colleetoi'.

JUSTICES OF PEACE. Renfrew, Inchinnan, and Erskine District, James Burns, Freeland Thos. Dundas Speirs, Elderslie Arch. Campbell of Blytheswood Arch. William Speirs, Elderslie John Duncan, House of Hill James Smith of Jordanhill Malcom M. Fleming of Barpchan Andrew Wilson, Deanside John Harvey of Yoker Matthew Rodger, Rossland William Harvey, Yoker The Provost and Bailies of Ren« James Li|msden, Yoker Lodge frew, for the time being Alexander Speirs of Elderslie WRITER. George Hutchison, writer and Town Clerk. " QUARTER SESSIONS.

Held on first Tuesday of March, May, August, and last Tuesday of October. '^ """"^ — TOWN OFFICERS. James Cruikshanks, Gaoler, Pinkerton Lane James Galbreath, Drummer and Town Officer, Pinkerton lane James Swan, Bellman and Town Officer, Canal street.

ESTABLISHED CHURCH, Duncan Macfarlap. CHURCH OFFICER AND PRECENTOR.

Andrew Crawford, officer, High street William Howat, precentor, Paisley. '"' ~~" ~ SESSION CLERK.

William Howat, High street. 242 Renfrew, Grave Bigger, ^c.

GRAVE DIGGER. Andrew Crawford, jun. High street EXCISE OFFICERS. James Watson and James White, Yoker Robert Brown, Orchard street, coast waiter MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. John M'Laws, High street H. W. Pattison, High street Baird, M.D. High street MID WIVES. Mrs. Park, High street—Mrs. M'Adam, Wilson street—Mrs. Morrison, Ferry road. PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Hearst Lane Female /Sc/iooZ—This school is supported by eubscrip- tion, Mrs. Brown, teacher. Town's Grammar School— High street, Peter M«Laren, teacher. Trades' School— High street, John Brown, teacher. Ladies'' aScAooZ— High street, Miss Lang, teacher. This school is supported by subscription, and conducted by Misses Speirs of Eiderslie, Misses Campbell of Blytheswood, and Miss Oswald of Scotstone. The number of girls who attend on an aggregate, for instruction in reading, writing, arithmetic, and sewing, is 70. Sabbath Evening Ladies' School—High street, 1st class, children, superintended by Miss Lang, scholars 72. Sabbath Evening School— High street, John Brown and David Barr, teachers, scholars 115. Sabbath Evening School —Town's Grammar School, High street, conducted by the Rev. D. Macfarlan, scholars 130.

POST OFFICE, 1 High Street. ARRIVALS OF POSTS. EDINBURGH, GLASGOW, GREENOCK, at T—30 min. morning LONDON, EDINBURGH, GLASGOW, PAISLEY, 4 o'clock afternoon EDINBURGH, GLASGOW, PAISLEY, at 8—30 minutes evening DEPARTURE OF POSTS,

PAISLEY, at 10—30 minutes morning PAISLEY, at 6— do. evening GLASGOW, at 8—30 do. do. Stage Coachy 8fc, Appendix. 243

Letters must be put into the Post Office a quarter of an hour before departure— Office open on Sabbath from 9 to 10 morning, 12^ till 1 afternoon, and 7 till 8 o'clock evening Hugh Lang, post-master N. B.— Letters delivered in town by post-master William Morton, post runner, Mugg's lane B^ For rates of postages, see Paisley Directory, page 112.

STAGE COACH. Baron of 'Renfrew startt from John VVaterston's, High street, for Glasgow, on Monday morning at half past 9 o'clock, and at 10 o'clock on the mornings of Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sa- turday, and Uaves Lyon's office. No- 78, Trongate, Glasgow, at half past 4 o'clock afternoon for Renfrew—and on Thursday starts from Waterston's for Paisley at 1 1 o'clock forenoon, and 3 o'clock afternoon, and leaves Paisley at 1 and half past 5 o'clock afternoon for Renfrew

N.B.— Parcels forwarded to and from Glasgow, Paisley, and Renfrew by the above coach

CARRIERS. To Glasgow—Robert Craig, from Wilson street, every Wednes- day and Friday morning at 10 o'clock, and returns same day To Glasgow—John Duncan, from High street, every Wednesday and Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, and returns same day

To Paisley—• Walter Knox, (foot carrier,) from Society Vennel, daily twice, and returns dot To Paisley— William Morton, (foot post runner,) from Mugg's lane, daily twice, and returns do.

CONVEYANCE BY WATER. The Steam Boats which ply on the River Clyde pass Renfrew ferry almost every hour of the day, (Sabbath excepted,) and passengers are conveyed by Robert Jamieson, ferryman, south ferry house, to and from the Steam Boats for Glasgow, Greenock, and other places round the coast.

SOCIETIES. Instituted 1339. Renfrew Sailors' Society — Daniel Dow, preses, Hearst lane —William Barr, treasurer, High street — George Hutchison, clerk, Orchard street—James Swan, officer. Canal street —

244 Henfrew, ' Societies.

1687. Renfrew Incorporation of Tailors—Walter Barr, deacon. High street—James M'liutchison, treasurer, Canal street — Robert M' William, clerk, Cowlane— Officer, vacant

1758. Renfrew Society of Wrights, Masons, and others—James Hutchison, preses, Ferry Road—ThomasJohnston, treasurer. High street—George Ferguson, clerH, Back row—Andrew prawford, officer, High street

1770. Renfreio Society of Weavers and o/Aej's— Hugh Lang, preses. High street—John Stewart, treasurer, Cross—John Glen, clerk, Canal street—James Swan, officer. Canal street

1801. "Renfrew Operative Weavers' Friendly iSociV^y—William Park, jun., preses, High street —James Filshill, jun., treasurer. High street— George Ferguson, clerk, Back row— Apdrew Crawford, officer, High street

1803. Renfrew Social Book Club—Wm. Bryce, 1st clerk, Hearst lane, return not given in

IS05. Loyal Renfrew Yeomanry Society—Robert King, preses. High street— William Barclay, treasurer. Orchard street John Brown, clerk, Back row—James Swan, officer. Ca- nal street

1814. Renfrew Townhead Friendly Society— William Thomson, preses. Canal street—Thomas Stewart, treasurer, Back row—John Glen, jun. clerk, Back row—James Swan, officer, Canal street

181 7. Renfrew Mori Safe Company~—5o\m Waterston, preses. High street— Alexander Clark, treasurer, High street—John Ste- wart, clerk, Cross— Andrew Crawford, officer. High street

1817. Renfrew Mort Safe Society—Allan M'Farlane, preses. Or- chard street —David Reston, treasurer. High street— John Stewart, clerk,

1^20. J^enfrew Cofdn Cover Society~~Joha Robertson, clerk, Wilson street—return not given in. 1820. Renfrew Female Benevolent Society-^Mrs. M'Laws, president. High street —Miss Hogg, treasurer, Cow Lane— Miss E. Clark, clerk, High street 1825. Renfrew Coffin Society—John Thomson, preses, High street —John Stewart, treasurer. Cross— Alex. M'Intyre, clerk, High street— Andrew Crawford, officer, High street 1833. Renfrew Standard Society— David Findlay, preses, Pinker- ton's lane— George Letuiox, treasurer atid clerk. High street —Alex. M'Intyre, standard keeper, High street Renfrew News Room^ 8fc. Appendix. 245

RENFREW NEWS ROOM./ At the Black Bull Inn, 3 High st.—Free ji^ Burgesses and Strangers. '

Engine for Extinguishing Fire, Captain—John Stewart, Canal street The Water Engine and other Apparatus, are deposited at the Gaol, Key to be found at James Cruikshanks, town officer, Pin- kerton's lane—John Stewart's, Canal street-—and at Alexander Shields, Canal street

1831. JRenfrew^hire Instrumental Band— Robert Aitken, paster, High street

Fairs'^ Third Tuesday of May, Second Friday of June, and Thij:d Friday of October for borse and cattle.

TO MANAGERS OF SOCIETIES.

Those who wish their Society inserted, will please send notice, before 1st May, to the Publisher, ivith the date of Erection, the title of So~ ciety, the names of the Preses, Treasurer, Clerk, and Officer, with the name and No. of the street in which they reside, also the date of Elec- tion of Office bearers. Such notices require to be accurate, as they are inserted rensA tim. Attending to this notice will be found a great con- venience to m,embers of Societies, and enable the Publisher to make the lists more complete. All Communications, post-paid, will be regularly attended to. As much delay and unnecessary trouble has been occasioned by So- cieties and other public bodies not giving in their lists, the Publisher intimates, that unless the same be regularly forwarded, he will not be "accountable for omissjoks. 246

PARLIAMENTARY BOUNDARIES.

By the bill to regulate the boundaries of Scotch towns, re- turning, or joining to return Members to Parliament, under Ihe new regime, the following are the boundaries assigned to Paisley and Renfrew. They are certainly 'am pie, and will not be cpmplained of as cutting too closely on the outskirts.

PAISLEY. From the summit of Byres Hill, on the north east of the town, in a straight line to the point near Knockhill. at which

the Renfrew road is joined by a road from Glasgow ; thence in a straight line to the summit of Knockhill ; thence in a straight line to the northern gable of the Moss toll house on the Greenock road; thence in a straight line in the direction of the chimney of Linwood cotton mill to the point at which

such straight line cuts the Caudren burn ; thence up the Can- dren burn to the point at which the same is joined by the Braidiland burn at the bridge ovcl* the same on the Johnstone road ; thence up the Braidiland burn to a point which is distant five hundred yards (measured along the Braidiland burn) above the said bridge ; thence in a straight line to Meikleridge bridge over the Candren burn ; thence in a straight line to the point at which the old Neilston road leaves the new Neil- ston road ; thence in a straight line to the summit of Dykebar hill; thence in a straight line to a point which is one hundred yards due north-east of the summitof Batbgo hill; thence in a straight line to the point first described. ,

RENFREW. From the Milburn bridge over the Pudzeoch burn on the Glasgow road in a straight line to a point up the Pudzeoch burn, which is distant three hundred yards in a straight line from the said bridge ; thence in a straight line to a point on the Greenock road, which is distant two hundred and fifty yards (measured along the Greenock Road) from the point at which the same leaves the Paisley road ; thence in a straight line to a point on the river Clyde, vvhich is distant three hundred yards ^measured along the river Clyde) below the point at vvhich the same is joined by the Canal ; thence along the river Clyde to the point at which the same is joined by the

Canal ; thence along the Canal to the point at which the same is joined by the Pudzeoch burn ; thence along the Pud- zeoch burn to the bridge aforesaid. 247

TAB'L'B OF DISTANCES

FROM THE

Cross of Paisley, to different l»laces in tbe County,

MEASURED EI^PRESSLY FOB FOWLERS COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.

m. /• V' Abefcorn Inn, 22 Gauze street—Mrs. Anderson 2 4 Abbey Kirk, 16 Smithhills 1 14 Abbey Manse—Rev. Robert Macnair 3 39 Abbot's Meikle Inch — Mr Robert Speirs 1 5 8 Adelphi Mill— Mr. William Aitken 4 19 Arden Lime Kilns—(This lime is famed for being superior in quality for certain purposes) —J. Fleming, lime merchant, Darnly 5 1 16 Arthurlie— Mr James Dunlop 3 6 20 Arthurlie bleachfield — Mr Matthew Blackwood 4 1 12 Arthurlie House—Mr William Lowndes 4 3 29 Arthurlie Inn —J. Anderson 3 7 22 Auchentorlie— Mr Andrew Brown 7 29 Auldhouse bleachfield—Messrs. James Young & Son 6 2 22 Auldfield cotton works, and steam-loom factory Messrs. John and Robert Cogan 6 1 SO

Bankhouse—-Mr V/illiam Shanks » 3 5 11 Baiiktop—Mr James Smith - ^ 3 5 37 Banktop—Rev. Alex. Telfer 3 3 37 Banktop mill—Mr John Colquhoun - - 3 6 1 Barbush - • 3 6 24 Bargarran, (famous as a scene of witchcraft) 5 5 Barr— William Macdowall of Garthland 10 1 31 Barshaw—Mr Robert Smith 1 4 10 Barshaw Park—Mr J. Thomson 1 32 Barskivan—Mr Alexander Aitkenhead 1 6 36 Barrhead— United Secession Church (gate of) 4 2 5 Beauchamp Place—Mr William Martin, approach 42 Love street - - - 4 13 Blackball, (the ancient residence of the Stewarts of Black- hall) 1 4 Blytheswood House— Archibald Campbell, Esq. 3 6 30 Bowling Green, (once the Pi^torium of a Roman Camp) 3 15 248 Table of Distances.

m. /. />. Brabloch— Mr Fulton M'Kerrell 5 \2 Bridge of Ellistoun 6 4 13 Bridge of Weir Cross, Wheat Sheaf Inn, Mr David Stewart 7 33 Broadly Mill—-Mr Wilh'am Craig, manager 5 3 16 Broomland street, (head of West street) 5 31 Broomward House, (Bridge pf Weir) Mr R. Freeland 7 3 Brown's Field—John Gibson 2 5 5

Burgher jChurch—(Bridge of Weir) Rev. Wra. S. Hay .6 6 25 Burnbrae—Mr Robert Speir 3 6 1 Burns' Place (Renfrew Road)—William Hardie, Provost 6 16

Calderhaugh Mill—Fulton, Buchanan, and Co. 9 7 13 Calder Park Mill^ William Wright and C(^, 9 7 29 Calside (head of Stock street) 5 28 Calside—Mr John Merrylees 7 9 Camphill—Messrs M' Alpine and Halden 6 8 Canal Store, Johnstone 3 3 16 Canal Store, Paisley 4 6 Canal Bank—Mrs. Barclay 4 36 — Mr William Giffen 4 14 —' Mr Daniel M'Farlane 6 5 Carlebar—Mr Charles Dunlop, (New Road) 4 2 7 Carruth —Mr William Macdowall 8 7 15 Cartside Mill—George Houstoun and Co. 4 4 36 Castlehead, (the site of a Roman Camp) 7 8 Causeyside (foot of New street) 1 23 Cacseyside, head of (Mr Adam Smith, No. 59) 4 Chappell—Mr John Barr, bleacher 3 7 12 Chappell House—Mr John Graham 3 7 29 Chappell Works—Mrs Rowan, Dyewood manufacturer 3 7 7 Charleston —Mr (James Dickie) 6

Cochran Place—Mr Francis Wark ^ 4 5 2 iColinslee—Mr John Adam 1 1 12 Corpse Arthurlie—Mr John Hamilton 3 6 3 Corsse Arthurlie Bleachfield •» 3 7 21 Crofthead —Mr James Orr 5 7 25 Crofthead Mill-=—James Orr and Co. 5 7 Crofthead Printfield— Messrs Lancaster and Clark 6 28 Cowglen Coal Works - =. , 5 12 Cowglen—Mr William Wilson 4 7 2 Cowieston Cross— Mr Thomas M'Nair 6 13 Crossflat— Misses Brown - - 4 35 Crosslee House— Mr William Stevenson « 6 I? Crosslee Mill—William Stevenson and Sons 5 7 10 Crossleg Toll bar » 5 6 J§ Table of Distances, 249

m. f. p. Darnley House, the ancient residence of Lord Darnley (in ruins) - - . 4 2 15 Dunterlee Cottage-^Mr Samuel Thomson - 3 6 3 Dunterlee Steam Loom Factory—Mr Samuel Cochran 3 5 37

EldersHe House— Alexander Speirs, E?q. 3 2 32 Elderslie Cottage 2 5 12 Elderslie Cross— Mrs Robert Clark, Elderslie Inn 2 2 19 Elderslie Mill—Browns, Malloch and Co. 2 4 3Q Elderslie, the Birth Place of Sir William Wallace 2 5 16 Eastwood Kirk—Rev. George Logan, a. m, 6 3 2

Fereneze Calico Printfield - * 3 5 18 Fereneze Cotton Mill—Mr John Graham 4 3 2i Ferguslie—Mr William Barr, (near this is the site of Fer- guslie Castle) I 2 36 Ferguslie Hill— Mrs. George Gardner 1 2 7 Ferguslie House—Mr John Wilson 1 36 Floors Mill—Mr Henry Macdowall 3 6 21

Gallowhill » A » 1 2 Garthland Place— Mr Archibald Jamieson 3 8 Gateside Printfield —Glen and M'Indoe 4 2 39 Gateside Cotton Mill—Jas Dunlop & Sons (by Chappell) 4 5 23 Gas Work, Johnstone 3 6 34 Glanderstone Bleachfield —Mr Robert Cochran & Co» 5 2 35 Glentyan House— Capt. James Stirling, R.N. 6 26 Grahamstone Cross —Mr Thomas Robertson, merchant 3 3 38 Greenbank Fancy Dyeworks— Messrs Thos. Baird & Son 6 1 32 Greenhill House—Mr James Dunn 5 18 Greenhill—Mr James Pollock 5 6 Greenlaw House— Mrs James Kibble 5 12 Gryffe Grove Mill— Mr Robert Barr - 7 2 27 Gryffe Bank House—Mr John Findlay 7 19 Gryffe Mills—John Freeland & Co. 7 3 19

Hagg Mill— George Houstoun and Coi 4 2 e Hauph—Mr John M'Farlane 4 1 29 Hawkhead House— Right Hon, Viscount Kelburne 2 1 2 Hawkhead Corn, Flour, and Barley Mills— Mr Alexander Craig _ - - 1 7 2 High street, (head of Lady Lane) 2 30 Holehouse— Mr John Gemmell 5 7 5 Houstoun Cross, (by Johnstone and Crosslee) 6 7 5 Houstoun Parish Church— Rev. John Monteith, D. D. 7 29 Houstoun Parish Manse—Rev. John Monteith, D. D. 6 H 38 HoustouB Bleachfield-^Mr W. Carlile 7 1 23 260 Table of Distances.

m. / V' Househill— Misses Dunlop 3 7 18 How-wood—Buck's Head Inn, (Mr Robert Caldwell) 5 6 32 Hurlet - . - . 3 32 Hurlet Aluo\ Work— Hurlet and Campsie Alum Co. 3 1 30 Hurlet Alum and Copperas Work, Messrs J. Wilson and Sons - - - - 3 1 20 Inchinnan Bridge .... 2 5 20 Inchinnan Kirk—.Rev. Laurence Lockhart 2 7 15 Inchinnan Manse— Rev. Laurence Lockhart 2 7 2

Johnstone Castle—Ludovic Houstoun, E«q 3 5 8 Johnstone Cross, (near Black Bull Head Inn) 3 5 34 Johnstone Mill —George Houstoun & Co. 3 6 27 Kilbarchan (Cross) ... 5 4 SO Kilbarchan Parish Kirk— Rev. Robert Douglas f 5 5 6 Kilbarchan Parish Manse—Rev. Robert Douglas b 2 26 Kilbarchan Relief Manse— Rev. Matthew Allison 5 6 30 Kilnside House — Mr Joseph Whitehead 4 31 Kirktonfield—-J and A Cochran, bleachers 5 3 28

Laiigside—memorable for the defeat of Queen Mary's

Troops. 1 3th May, 1568 7 2 20 Levern Bank Inn — Mr Hugh M'Monagal 5 4 3 Levern Mill —James Dunlop & Sons 4. 4 20 Linclive — Mr Alexander Gardner 2 4 15 Linside—.Mr Gibb, bleacher 5 Lin wood cotton works — Linwood Company 3 3 10 Locher Printfield— Messrs. John Frame & Son fi 2 11 Locher Bank— Ninian Hodgert, sen. 6 11 Lochwinnoch Cross 9 6 1 Lochwinnoch parish Kirk —Rev. Robert Smith 9 5 26 Lochwinnoch parish Manse— Rev. Robert Smith 10 2 39 LociTvsunnoch Roadhead Iim, Mrs William Ewing 8 4 24

Lochwinnoch Roadhead Inn is distant from Lochwinnoch1 1 1 17 Locliwinnoch United Secession Church —Rev. John Shoofl)raid 9 5 4 Lochwinnach United Secession Manse— Rev. John Shoolbraid 9 5 3 Lm^ Street, (No. 50,) 3 12 Lyeslarid —Mr Robert Orr 7 8 Marchfield —Mr James Forbes 1 6 Maxwellton House, Col. Robert Fulton of Hartfield 7 8 i'axwellton street, (Horse Shoe)—near this spot several p/rsons condemned for witchcraft, were burned in 1697 6 Maxwellton (No. 1) James Barr of Laigh common 7 35 Table of Distances,^ " 251

m. ./. r- Merkswoith Cottage—William Maxwell, Brediland 1 I 19 Midtonfield—John M'Nab & Co. 5 .5 28 Millbank—Mr William Bartholomew 10 7 3 Millerston (Bridge) 1 4 3 Milliken — Sir William Milliken Napier, of Milliken and Napier, Bart. - _ > 4 4 1 Moss street, foot of (opposite head of Old Sneddon) 1 IS Mount Pleasant, (Johnstone,) 3 7 2 Mount Pleasant (Johnstone) Mr William Malloch 3 7 2 Mount Pleasant (Paisley) Rev. James Banks 6 18 JVeilston Cross, (opposite parish church gate) 5 2 28 Neilston parish Manse — Rev. Alex. Fleming, D.T). 5 2 34; Nethercommon— Mr John Neilson 6 26 4' Netherfield~Mr John Kirkvvood 2 11 Nether Kirkton—Mr Peter Savj^ers 5 25 Newfield—Mr John Pinkerton, surgeon .i 4 1 21 Newlanisfield —J. J. & B. Fleming, bleachers 6 5 New mill, (Bridge of Weir)— J. & J. Findlay 7 34 New mill, (Johnstone) —Matthew Brown & Co. 3 5 SO Newton of Belltrees—Mr James Craig 8 37 Nicshill Alum and Copperas works, Messrs. J. Wilson and Sons . _ « 3 7 32 Nitshill (Cross)--Mr P. M'Farlane, innkeeper 3 5 a

Old mill, (Bridge of Weir)—J. & J. Findlay 7 2& Old mill (Johnstone)— Brown?, Malloch, & Co. 3 6 22

Paisley Bakers' mill, Canal street 5 28 ——— Bank, 1 Cotton street 1 30 - Barracks - « . 5 17

Castle 1 4 — East Toll bar—Mr David Sym 7 27 Gas work— Mr Archd. Cook, engineer & managerT 7 28 Union Bank, 1 Gauze street 1 1.5 West Toll Bar (head of Linwood road) 1 5 10 Pe'ockland House — Mr Robert Montgomery 3 3 2fj Pe'ockland Mills — Messrs Robert Montgomery & Co, 3 3 7 Pollok— Sir John Maxwell of Pollok, Bart. 3 7 10 Pollokshavvs (Cross) 6 4

Quarrelton — Mr John Inglis, vintner - - 3 4 32

Ralston House—Mrs. Charles Todd - 16 11 Renfrew Cross - - - 2 7 I Renfrew Ferry—Mr Robert Jamieson » S 3 Rosebank Coltage— Mr Joseph Findlay - 3 4 IS 252 ' Table of t)istancesi

m. f- P> Sar.dyford—Mr A. C. Holms 1 2 3a Sandyford—Mr Georpre Caldwell 1 2 39 Saueel Bank House, Rev. Robert Cairns 6 6 Saacel Brewery - - - 3 26 mill, (memorable for t Shaw being the residence of some ofI the reputed witches of Renfrewshire) 6 2 9 Shoinoods—Mr Robert Carstvell 6 25 Sir William Wallace's Tree— Elderslie 2 4 17 South Arthurlie Printfield— Mr Archd. M'lndoe & Co. 3 7 28 Springbank field —Graham, Aitchison, & Co. 5 6 17 Springhill pnntfield — Hardie, Williamson, & Starke 4 4 I Springfield bouse—Mrs Andrew Foulds ^ 4 3 8 Springhill house 4 1 33 Place St. James' 1 23 St. James' streetj (No. 20) Head of Caledonia street 3 Stewart's mill, (Johnstone) Mr Alexander Stewart 3 6 33 Storie street, (No. 32) foot of - 3 Stow place — Mr John Stow - 4

Thornhill House—Mr Campbell Snodgrass 3 26 Thorn—Mr William Hodgert 3 I'hornliebank House—Mr Crura 5 6 21

Thoi'niiebank Newfield— Messrs. Cruras = 5 5 1 Thornliebank Printfield and Mill— Messrs. Ciums 5 7 12 Trees - • - .. 3 3 35

Underwood—Mr James Lamb, architect and surveyor 3 10 Underwood Mill —John Orr, jun. & Co. 4 2 Upper Greenbank Turkey Red D^Q Works, Messrs, Thomas Baird & Son 6 3 6

Wellraeadow—Mr Robert Simra (X%I) 4 West Arthurlie bleachfield —James Cunninghara & Sons 3 7 38 West Arthurlie mill — Mitchell & Norris 4 3 24 West Broomland street, (head of M'Kerrell's lane) 7 H West Hurlet House—^Mr John Wilson, sen. 2 7 10 West March — Mr James Logan 7 35 Woodfoot, (Houstoun Parish) 6 31 Woodside, (the site of a Roman Camp) 6 14 Woodside (Kilbarchan) - - - 5 4 IS

J. NEILSON, PRINTER,