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The terms of this Society secure, as compared with other Offices, A greatly Larger Original Assurance for the same Premium, with the prospect to good lives, (for whom eajclusively the whole Profits are reserved) of eventually receiving very considerable additions,

, Thus, a Policy for £1200 or £1250 can at most ages be had, from the first, for the premium charged elsewhere for £1000 only. Policies for £1000 which have shared at three Septennial Investigations have already been increased to £1400, £1600, and even to £1800.

Examples of Annual Premium to secure £100 at Death (with Profits) :

Age 25 30 35 40 45 50

Payable during Life £1 18 £2 16 £2 6 10 £2 14 9 £3 5 9 £4 1 7

Limited to 21 Years £2 12 6 £'A 15 4 £3 2 £3 7 5 £3 17 6 £4 12 1

Thus a person of 30 may secure £1000 at death, with Profits, for a yearly premium of £20 15s., which in the other Scottish Mutual Offices would assure £800 only.

Or, if unwilling to burden himself with payments during the whole of his life, he may secure a policy for £1000, with prospect of additions from the profits, for a Premium of £27 13s 4d, limited to twenty-one payments, being nearly the same as most Offices require during the whole of life.

^" Tables of Premiums^ to cease after 7, 14, or any other number of years, may be had on application. The New Assurances of last year were £621,574. The subsisting Assurances are now upwards of Six Millions. The Annual Income of 1867 was £234,000. The Accumulated Fund, arising entirely from Premiums, was £1,365,365—all invested in undoubted securities.

REPORTS, and every information, may be obtained at the Head Office^ 6

^S'^. Andrew Square., ^ orfrom any of the Agents. AGENTS:— „ (JAMES STEWART, Solicitor, National Bank. , |g]^ixH & WALLACE, Accountants. WILLIAM FLINT, Merchant. —

INSURANCE COMPANY.

Instituted 1836. Empowered hy Acts of Parliament.

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INVESTED FUNDS, ... £3,401,005. ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS, £1,250,000.

DIRECTORS m . Chairman—JAMES REID STEWART, Esq., . JAMES J. GRIEYE, Esq., . ROBERT F. S. STEWART, Esq., Laggart. ANDREW BUCHANAN, Esq., of Auchentorlie. SWINTON BOULT, Esq., Managing Director.

resident secretaries. Glasgow—D. STEWART, Esq. Medical Referee—ROBERT SCOTT ORR, Esq., M.D. FIRE INSURANCE. Insurances can be effected with the Company on property of every description, and in all parts of the world.

THE AMUAL INCOME FROM THIS BRANCH EXCEEDS £836,000. LIFE ASSURANCE.

Attention is especially invited to this Company's System of GUARANTEED BONUSES, by which is secured— 1. Exemptions from Liability of Partnership under any possible circumstances. 2. BONUS ADDITIONS which are not contingent on profits, but fixed and guaranteed by the whole resources of the Company.

3. CLAIMS Paid in THIRTY DAYS after proof of Death. ANNUITIES are granted on extremely favourable terms. Prospectuses, with detailed rates, &c., will be had on application.

Agents in Kilmarnock: JAMES STEWART, Solicitor, National Bank of Scotland. J. & W. THOMSON, Grain and Flour Merchants.

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POST OFFICE KILMARNOCK DIRECTORY

:n'o:E^ ises,

ARRANGED IN TWO DIVISIONS, GENERAL AND COMMERCIAL;

TO WHICH IS ADDED,

A DIEECTOEY OF THE NEIGHBOUEHOOD AND SUEEOUNDING TILLAGES,

-V^ITH A. MA.P OF THE TO^VIST,

Edited by JAMES DICKIE,

Chief Clerk, Post Office.

KILMARNOCK PRINTED BY JAMES M'KIE, 2 KING STREET. mdccclxviii. PRICE TWO SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE, *20^FEg 'V % 1984 v'' PREFACE.

The Publishers of the Post Office Kilmarnock Directory beg to apologise to their Subscribers, and the pubhc generally, for the consider- able delay which has taken place in its pubKcation. Regretting this delay, they beg to indulge the hope that the result of their labours will meet the want so long felt in Kilmarnock for a work of the kind, and may thus obtain the approval of their Subscribers and the commercial community of the and neighbourhood.

The Pubhshers have to express their thanks to all who have kindly furnished them with information. They are under special obligations to

Mr. James Rose, Teacher, for his Historical Sketch of the Town; and to Mr. Charles Reid, Surveyor, for his valuable assistance in producing the Map.

Post Office, Kilmarnock,

11 th July, 1868, Digitized by the Internet Archive

in 2010 with funding from National Library of Scotland

http://www.archive.org/details/postofficekilmar1868kilm MIES RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THEIR PROPER PLACES.

Adams & Co., umbrella and millinery establishment, 34 King street. Aird, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 5 Low Glencairn street. Andrew, John, joiner and general jobber, 8 West Langlands street. Armour, James, secretary, amalgamated engineers, Dean street. Armour, Robert, letterpress printer, 17 Portland street. Arnot, Robert, salesman, Co-operative Store, 47 Portland street.

Bruce, Mrs. James, mangier, Union street. Burgess, Wm., agent of the Temperance Union, Mill Lane Manse.

Calderwood, Robert, general merchant, 14 Waterloo street. Carswell, Mrs., spirit merchant, 35 Portland street. Churcher, A., Supervisor, Inland Revenue, instead of Robert Young. See page 125. Craig, James, grocer, 42 King street.

Dickie, James, & Co,, boot and shoemakers, 90 Portland street.

Elder, Wm., plasterer, removed to 29 Waterside street.

Faulds, Orr & Co., Scotch bonnet manufacturers, High street. Faulds, James (of Faulds, Orr & Co.), house, 30 Boyd street. Ferguson, Wm., Tourville Cottage, Dundonald road. Findlay, Andrew, currier, removed to Ladeside. Findlay, Hugh, manager, Hillhead Colhery. FuUerton, James, spirit dealer, removed to 11 Cheapside street.

Gilmour, Robert, spirit merchant, Kadikoi Place. Green, Wilham, town missionary, removed to Witch road. " Henry, Hugh, & Co., printers and pubhshers, " Kilmarnock Advertiser office, Duke street. Hood, John, flesher, 11 Queen street.

Inglis, John, carter, removed to Nelson street. Inghs, Wm., boot and shoe merchant, St. Marnock's street.

Kirkwood, Thomas, cowfeeder, Waterside street.

Lauder, John, spirit merchant, 2 North Hamilton street. Little, Peter, fruiterer, Duke street.

Logan, Jas., agent for City of Glasgow Friendly Society, 37 Waterside st. VI NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THEIR PROPER PLACES.

Loudoun, George, confectioner, removed to 6 Green street.

Macglashan, Chas., accountant & commission agent; office, St. Marnock's

street ; house, Dundonald road. Menzies, James, Portland terrace. Millar, Jasper, junr., boot and shoe maker, 21 Bentinck street. Mitchell, Mrs. James, mangier, Langlands street. Muir, John, pubhc carrier, 11 Titchfield street. M-Donald, Donald, & Co., cabinetmakers, College wynd. M'Gary, John, tailor and clothier, removed to 1 Cheapside street. M*Ilroy, Bernard, spirit merchant, 9 Strand street. M'Intyre, James, toy merchant, 71 King street. M'Kean, J., pattern designer. Green street. M'Kinlay, Walter, spirit merchant, 81 Titchfield street.

M'Lenaghan, Rev. Andrew T., minister. Original Seceders ; house, 2 St. ]\larnock's place. M'Manus, Charles, spirit merchant, 57 Fore street.

Neil, John, smith, Dunlop street; house, 27 Croft street.

Ogilvy, Mrs. Wm., tailoress, 19 Croft street. Osborne, James, junr., draper, 10 West George street.

Paterson, Catherine, dressmaker, removed to 47 King street.

Reid, John, baker, Kadikoi place. Reid, Mrs. James, mangier, 25 Dean street.

Shanks, David, ham curer, Burnside, off West Shaw street. Smith, D., Treesbanks House, Riccarton. Stevenson, James, teacher, removed to Dundonald road. Syme, Rev. Joseph, minister, Wesleyan Methodists; house, Hill street.

Tanner, John, jobbing smith, 18 Clerk's lane. Templeton, George (of J, Templeton & Son), house, 17 Portland street. Templeton, James, marble cutter, 73 Portland street; ho., 18 Park street.

Welsh, Thomas, baker, 35 High street. Wilson, A., grocer and provision merchant, Titchfield street.

Accountants—Carmichael, John, 24 King street.

,, Macglashan, Charles, St. Marnock's street.

Cork Cutters—Turner & Ewing, Mill lane. ,

GENEEAL INDEX.

PAGH I. Historical Sketch of the Clubs, . . - _ 128 Town, - _ . - 9 Exchange Company, 127 Farmers' Club, - - _ - II. General Directory, - - 19 127 Fire Brigade, - _ . _ 133 - - III. Trades' Directory, 59 * Friendly Societies, - . - 134 IV. Surrounding District Gas Company, - - _ _ 126 Directory, - - - - 75 Gentlemen's Residences, 139 Beansburn and Neighbourhood, 75 Glasgow and S.-W. Railway, 132 Craigie and Neighbourhood, - 75 Horticultural and Floricultural , Row, and Society, - - - _ _ 128 Neighbourhood, - - - 76 Justices of the Peace, - - - 123 Dundonald and Neighbourhood, 77 Kilmarnock Library, - - - 126 Fenwick and Neighbourhood, - 77 Ladies' Association for the advance- Gatehead and Neighbourhood, - 79 ment of Female Education in Galston and Neighbourhood, - 79 India, - _ _ _ _ 129 and Neighbourhood, - 82 Literary Society, _ - - - 132 and Neighbourhood, - 83 Magistrates and Town Council, - 122 and Neighbourhood, - 84 Market Days, &c., - - - 135 Kiccarton and Neighbourhood, - 87 Masonic Lodges, - - - - 131 and Neighbourhood, - 88 Newspaper, - - . . _ 133 Symington and Neighbourhood, 92 Notaries Public, - - - - 123 and Neighbourhood, - 93 Office of Inland Revenue, 125 v. List op Places in the Rural Parochial Board, - - - . 125 Post Delivery of Kilmar- Philharmonic Society, - 128 nock, showing how Letters Philosophical Institution, 126 Places of Worship, - _ _ should be Addressed, - - 97 133 Post Office Savings Bank, 129 VI. APPENDIX. Procurators, - . _ _ 123 Property and Income Tax, - 125 Ragged and Industrial School, 130 I. Postal Information, - - 117 Reading Room, - - - - 126 II, Local Institutions, &o., - 122 Registrar's Office, - . _ 125 Abstainers' Union, - - - 131 Road Trustees for Kilmarnock - - _ _ Athenaeum, 126 District, - - - . . 124 Ayrshire Temperance Union, - 131 Sabbath School Union, 129 - - - - - Banks, 1^9 Sanitary Officers, - - - - 125 Billiard Rooms, - - - 128 Savings Bank, _ _ . _ 129 Bowling Clubs, - - - 127 Session Clerk's Office, - - 125 Building & Investment Society, 129 Sheriflf Court, _ . _ _ 123 Burns's Club, - - - - 132 Table of Dues and Customs, - 136 Carriers' Quarters, - - - 141 Total Abstinence Society, 131 Coaches, - - - - - 140 Tract Society, - _ > _ 129 Commissioners of Police, - - 122 Trustees for the Improvement of Corn Exchange Company, - - 127 Kilmarnock, - - - . 124 County Constabulary, - - 122 Volunteer Force, - _ _ 12T - Cricket Clubs, - - - 128 Water Company, - - - - 126 ADVERTISEIMCKNTS

HISTORICAL SKETCH OF KILMARNOCK.

A SHORT sketch of the town, considered in the past and present, is necessary, to some extent, as an introduction to a Directory. This we intend to give. Besides, the Directory is intended to serve as a guide to strangers visiting the locahty : hence the need of something beyond a few bare introductory words.

The early history of Kilmarnock, like that of many other large , is largely hidden in the mists of time. Not having had anything of special moment in connection with itself, there are no authentic public documents on which to fall back for information, nor were the local and special matters connected or associated with the town of more prominent interest. Consequently, the accounts we have of the early position and condition of Kilmarnock are meagre. Even tradition furnishes us with scant materials.

The origin of the town is by all writers traced to the presence in the locality of a holy man named Mernock or Marnock. To such, or to the presence of a strong feudal residence in the vicinity, is to be traced the beginning of the majority of our large inland places. In the days when might, more than now, made right, the shelter of the monastery, the abbey, or the castle, was the first nucleus of the hamlet, village, town, or city. The priest was often found a better landlord and a better safeguard than the nobleman, and so, people were naturally drawn to where the priests had fixed their residence. Hence we may suppose, that the origin of Kilmarnock was the cell or chapel of the priest or missionary Mernock. By and bye, there would be added the dwelhngs of the vassals attached to the baronial residence of the Lockharts, or the Boyds. The latter, how- ever, would have far less influence than the former, and accordingly the major part of the writers on this subject attribute the origin of the town exclusively to the cell, or burial place of St. Marnock. X HISTORICAL SKETCH

It is difficult to fix the date of the life, death, or burial of this saint. He is affirmed to have been a bishop, priest, or minister in the early part of the fourth century. Originally the included Fenwick district, the which was disjoined and converted into a separate parish in 1641. Pre- vious to this date, the patronage was transferred from Archbishop Spottiswood to Robert Boyd, the ancestor of the Kilmarnock family. It passed from that family to the Grlencairns, and ultimately was bought by Miss Scott, who became Duchess of Portland, and in whose descendants

it presently remains. The parish, of which the town is the centre, is about

9 miles long and from 4 to 5 in breadth ; its superficial area is reckoned

at 8340 acres. It is drained principally by the Kilmarnock river ; is generally flat, with a gentle slope to the south. The land is, by good authorities, reckoned strong and fertile. The greater part is arable, and in few places in Scotland has greater progress been made in agricultural pursuits than in this district. The principal land owners are the Duke of Portland, the Marquis of Bute, Craufurd of Craufurdland, Wbit,e of Grougar, and Dunlop of Annanhill.

But to return to the town. Assuming that the chapel of St. Marnock was the nucleus, we might naturally expect to find the older parts of the town to radiate from it or cluster near it. Of the ancient church or chapel, only the steeple remains. The date on this is 1410, inscribed from a supposed old date over one of the doors. That the original edifice and church- yard could not be far from this, may be inferred from the fact that lately, while some excavations were being made in Bank Street, a pretty large collection of human bones was found, a presumptive evidence of an ancient place of interment. Near the church we find the College Wynd, a name given, it is supposed, from the existence of an ecclesiastical place of tuition, and which other traditions or faint recollections seem to verify. Any one who has examined the interior of the houses in Strand, must have noticed the remains of former greatness and elegance. This, from its proximity to the College Wynd, would be a very early part of the town. Again, on the other side of the church we have Nelson Street, either as associated with the chapel, or as a pendicle to Kilmarnock House. That this part of the town is of old date, is almost proved by the discovery, a few years ago, of a carved image or angel, in one of the houses in Nelson Street, and which is now in the possession of our worthy registrar, Mr. J. S. Gregory. But, probably, Cheapside was older than Nelson Street, as in it was the old Town House and Tolbooth. It is known too that the old corn mill of the town was near the centre of our present Cross, and there would be some houses near it or connected with it. The description of the town by Pont, in 1609, is—"A large village, and of grate repaire.

. . . . It hath a purty church, from vich ye village, castell, and lordschipe takes its name." Then there was a strip of houses across the Cross at the head of King Street; another of nearly equal size at the foot of Portland Street, and which is supposed to have formed part of Croft OF KILMARNOCK. XI

Street. The long line of passage known as Fore Street, Soulis Street, and High Street, is of very old date, and at the end of last century and beginning of this, formed the principal thoroughfare of the town, and the residences of our local aristocracy. There are evidences that this was intended to be the leading road to the Dean, the residence of the Lord of the Manor. But from various circumstances, most likely the misfortunes which overtook the family immediately before the revolution of 1745, this and other improvements in the upper part of the town were departed from and never executed. Boyd Street and Back Street are also very old parts of the town. One most noticable feature about Kilmarnock in these early times was its enormous length compared with its breadth. And this remains visible at the present day, notwithstanding all the additions and improve- ments made on it both eastward and westward.

As few, if any of the younger portion of the community have any con- ception of what " Auld Killie" was like, we shall give a rough pen and ink

sketcl 3f it during the last century, and even as late as the beginning of the present one. Possibly a more irregular, zigzag, and unprepossessing assemblage of houses could hardly be conceived of as forming a town. There was not only irregularity, but there were encumbrances. The houses were low, ill-built, and thatched. Coming from Glasgow, the road wound like the letter S almost from above Beansburn to the head of Dean Lane. It skirted the east side of Dean Street on the brow of the hill overlooking the Townholm. The old toll house is still standing at the top of the lane. Passing down this steep declivity, the road reached the head of High Street. Thence the way was open till where Fore Street debouches on the Cross. Here it abruptly turned in the direction of Cheapside, thence across the Old Bridge, and along Sandbed, where on certain days j(m might see the country farmers in the kitchen or spence of the houses dis^^- ing of their wool. From Sandbed to Nethertonholm the road was neither good nor straight. Taking the other course from the Cross, the way was by Waterloo Street, across the Flesh Market Bridge, and up the nearly preciptious ascent of Tankardha' Brae. The parish school was in Green Street, where our worthy superintendent of pohce, Mr Gait, now resides.

Passing from the town to the people and their occupations, we find some curious remains of these by gone days. About three hundred years since the population did not, in all probability, amount to more than one thousand. The leading surnames then were much the same as now. The records show that Brown, Smith, Boyd, Paton, Adam, Wyhe, Crooks, Wallace, and Tannahill, were leading names. About a couple of centuries ago the population would be fully two thousand; and a hundred years since it was barely five thousand. The occupations of the ancient Kilmar- nock folk were considerably akin to those of the present day. Woollen manufactures of various kinds, bonnet making, and iron working, glove making, tanning, and shoemaking, were the principal arts practised ;

Xll HISTORICAL SKETCH by our forefathers. Cutlery is spoken of, probably obtained from Kilmaurs, and this, though extinct, has been supplanted by its kindred occupation of engineering. Kilmarnock bonnets and night caps were long proverbial, and are not yet supplanted. About thirty or forty years ago glove making ceased to be carried on here, but the skin trade is still pretty vigorously prosecuted. The progress in population within the last hundred years is somewhat extraordinary. In 1763, it was nearly 5000 ; in 1792, 6776 ; in 1801, 8079 ; in 1811, 10,148 ; in 1821, 12,769 ; in 1831, 18,093 ; in

1841, 19,956 ; in 1851, 21,283 ; in 1861, 23,551 ; and at present it is estimated at 25,000. Thus Kilmarnock has quintupled itself in the last century.

The town is singularly barren in antiquarian remains. Recent im- provements have taken away some of the older portions of the town or changed them so much that they are now barely recognisable. Aged inhabitants speak of the old tolbooth and the jugs as antique in style, though far from imposing in appearance. The oldest structure in the town, so far as we know, is the Low Church Steeple. Its date, as we have already remarked, is 1410. There can be little doubt of its antiquity some years ago it was outwardly amended and otherwise improved. A few vandals, for we can hardly call them anything else, proposed its re- moval. It is true there is Kttle architectural beauty about the steeple, but its very antiquity ought to speak in behalf of its preservation. Another memento of olden time is Soulis Cross at the head of Soulis Street. Age and exposure had so disfigured the original that it was removed, and the present erected in a niche in the wall. The inscription is, "To the memory of Lord Soulis, A.D. 1444. Erected by subscription in 1825. 'The days of old to mind I call.'" Tradition has it that the monument was erected to mark the place where one of the Souhs family fell, shot by an arrow from the bow of Boyd, Lord of Kilmarnock. The Meal Market, a few yards further on in the same line of street, is an old building. The only other place of note is Kihnarnock House, the town residence of the superior. Before St. Marnock Street was formed the situation of the house was pleasant and beautiful. It was unfinished at the death of the last Earl, and has passed through various changes. Presently it is occupied by the Kihnarnock Industrial School, and the offices of the In- spector of the Poor.

Like all dependencies of feudal lords, Kilmarnock was governed solely by the will of the manor lord. In 1591 it was erected a of barony. Another charter was granted at the close of the 17th century, and by it the town was ruled till the passing of the Reform Bill. It was then made a Parhamentary burgh, a portion of the parish of Riccarton being included

in it. In conjunction with Renfrew, Port-dlasgow, Dumbarton, and Ruther-

glen, it returns a member to Parliament, Kilmarnock being the returning burgh. At the present time an effort is being made to get a member for the town OF KILMAKNOCK. XUl apart from the other . The first member was Captain John Dunlop of Dunlop. The present member is the Hon. E. P. Bouverie, who has sat for the district upwards of twenty years. The present constituency numbers 730, which will be increased to 4000 on the passing of the new Reform Act. Information regarding the civil government of the town will be found in the appendix. We have already referred to the rapid increase of the population during the last century. This has arisen from the increase of business and extension of manufactures. Doubtless not a little of the increase is due to the rich mineral wealth of the locality. The development of the coal traffic, duruig the memory of even a moderately young person, has been enormous. Coal has long been worked in the neighbourhood, but chiefly within the last forty or fifty years. The making of the old Tram Road gave an impetus to the trade by increasing the facilities for shipment at . This was among the oldest, if not the oldest railway in Scotland. The Duke of Portland, the old DuJce^ as he was familiarly called, fostered the extension of the coal trade. Presently, Messrs Finnic, Galloway, Gilmour & Co., Sturrock, Yates, Craig, and others, are the principal coal- masters. Brick and tile making have long been carried on at Moorfield, by Mr Taylor's family, while of late, the manufacture of fire-clay bricks, tiles, pipes, and other things of that nature, has been extensively entered into at the Dean, Perceton, and Hillhead, by the Messrs Craig. The enlargement of the coal trade has caused numerous groups of houses to be erected in the vicinity : this, coupled with the Portland Iron Works, at Hurlford, has materially aided the wealth of the town and district. The trade of the town has, though changeable, been steadily on the increase. As one branch decayed another sprang up or increased. Carpets are extensively manufactured in the town. The inventions of tlie late Thomas Morton, Esq., largely benefitted this branch of manufacture. Messrs Gregory, Thomson & Co., Wilson & Son, Cuthbertson & Taylor, Brown & M'Laren, and Blackwood Brothers, are the leading business men in this trade. Tanning and skinning were formerly more extensive than now. We remember four tan works, and five or six skin works. Presently there is only one large tan work, that of Crooks Brothers. Curriers have also decreased, but the trade is still fairly represented by the Messrs Crooks and Armour. Cahco printing was, not many years ago, a staple trade of the town, but it has nearly died away. At Irvine Bank, and Low Glencairn Street, it is still carried on, but only to a very limited extent. Shoemaking, wholesale and for exportation, is prosecuted by the firm of Messrs A. L. Clark & Co., besides many smaller manufacturers. Light has nearly disappeared, while Yenetian and Zebra work has to some extent taken its place. In so far as we know, harness weaving has also left the town. We must not forget the manufacture of Kilmar- nock caps, for which our forbears were so famous. The trade affords work to hundreds of females, though the ease with which the knitting is XIV HISTORICAL SKETCH learned has told sadly against the educational progress of girls employed thereat. Messrs Ritchie & Co., Laughland, Douglas, Reyburn & Co., Creel- man, Suiter, and others, are the principal makers of this portion of male attire. At the present moment the iron trade is the leading trade of the town. The principal places where this labour is carried on are the Railway Works,

at Bonnieton Square ; Messrs A. Barclay, Caledonian Foundry ; T.

M'Culloch, Yulcan Foundry ; and A. Finnic & Son, Kilmarnock Foundry. These works alone give employment to upwards of one thousand adults. Besides these, there are Messrs Robertson's, and Caldwell's, Townholm, and two works in the lower part of the town. A water meter work has been lately added to our mechanical branches of labour; while the extensive power-loom factory of Messrs T. & J. Ferguson, West Netherton, helps to swallow a large section of female labour. So great has been the change brought about by these trades that the value of property has been nearly doubled within the last eight years. It now amounts to £48,400.

The change on the external appearance of Kilmarnock since this century commenced has been marvellous. The past thirty years, or fully that, have so altered the topographical look of it as to make it a new town. The beginning of these great changes in external appearances was in 1804, when King Street was opened up and the new bridge built. About the same time Portland Street and Welhngton Street were formed, and thus a new back bone was given to the town. About thirty years thereafter Robertson Place and St. Marnock Street were formed. The latter, with Portland Terrace, was a great improvement. The culminating points of alteration were the formation of Duke Street, in 1859, and John Finnic Street, in 1865. Between these was the opening of Union Street, con- necting High Street and Portland Street. Other great improvements are in contemplation.

There are several very handsome pubHc buildings in Kilmarnock. Among them we may mention the Town Buildings, erected on the new bridge in 1805; the Tontine, in 1815; the Court-House, in 1852; and the Corn Exchange, in 1862. The last named is not exceeded by any building in the shire. It was built by a company at the cost of £6000. The Albert Tower, a monument to the late Prince Consort, is a very beautiful portion of the building, and was erected by subscription. The new Fever Hospital, in Welhngton Street, will soon be finished, and add to the beauty of the town. The greater part of the churches and banks in the town are handsome and elegant in structure. Many fine villas have lately been erected in London Road, Portland Road, Grange Terrace, and Dundonald Road. The principal streets are spacious, with handsome shops, and in excellent repair.

The town is well supphed with churches and schools. Information regarding these will be found in the appendix. There are in all 21 schools in Kilmarnock, taught by 31 principal teachers, 22 assistants, and 14 pupil OF KILMARNOCK. XV

teacliers. The number of children on the roll of these schools was very lately estimated at 3185, the average attendance at 2742, and accommoda- tion for 3717. Six of the schools are under Government inspection.

Kilmarnock has been famed for its literary character. A long hst of respectable names in the world of letters could easily be made out. It has attained pre-eminence from one occurrence, to wit, the publication, by John Wilson, of the first edition of the immortal poems of , in July, 1786. Were there nothing else than this to mention, it would suffice to keep the name and fame of " Kilhe " ever green. Burns had not a few friends in this town, and the first edition was well patronised here. Eighty years afterwards, a beautiful fac-simile of the edition was brought out by Mr James M'Kie, King Street. This has eUcited the warmest encomiums from all who have seen it. At present there are of literary institutions, the Kilmarnock Library, the Philosophical Institution, the Athenaeum, and the Reading Room. The first three of these are now amalgamated. The fine large room where the united library is kept, is the most elegant in town. The Kilmarnock Library will, in time, come to vie in extent and worth with

any in the kingdom ; a legacy of upwards of £100 annually having fallen in to it from the estate of the late Robert Crawford, Esq., Bookseller, for the purchase of new books. The town can only boast of one statue, that of Sir James Shaw, Bart., executed by the late James Fillans, Esq. It is of marble, about 16 feet in total height, and is placed in the centre of the Cross. It was inaugurated in 1848 with masonic honours, and represents the Baronet in his robes as Lord Mayor of London. The intimate con- nection of Sir James with this locality, liis numerous acts of kindness and charity, and the interest he took in the general welfare of the town and its inhabitants were the causes why his statue occupies so prominent a position in Kilmarnock.

A few events of more than ordinary importance have occurred in Kil- marnock since the beginning of this century. These we will now shortly sketch. Early in the year fire , 1800 a serious broke out in the lower part of the town, now known as Low Glencairn Street. It spread with great rapidity, and raged with such fury that few persons had the courage to pass down the street. The weather had been dry for some weeks, the thatch was as tinder, a strong wind blew, and both sides of the Holm were in flames. Fortunately it happened during the day, otherwise, the loss of life might have been great. The progress of the fire was ultimately stopped by cutting away the roofs of some houses beyond the reach of the flames. As it was, above thirty houses were consumed, among which was the School, Holm then lately erected. Little was saved from the fire, as it spread quickly, and the energies of the inhabitants were almost paralysed. A subscription was immediately set afoot, and a considerable sum raised for the benefit of the sufferers. XVI HISTOEICAL SKETCH

In the year following a more remarkable and calamitous event occurred in connection with the Low Church. The late Dr. M'Kinlay was then in the flower of his popularity, and the church was always crowded on the day he preached. On the afternoon of Sabbath, October 18th, 1801, a cry was raised, as the Dr. was about to enter the church, that the build- ing was falHng. A sudden panic seized the people, and a rush was made for the doors. Those in the lower part had a better opportunity than the others, but this was hindered by the fall of the railing of the stairs leading from the galleries. The scene that followed is described as being terrible. The strong trampled down the weak, the powerful ruthlessly thrust aside the feeble, a huge mass of Hving and dying beings was soon gathered in inextricable confusion, and there seemed no limit to the terror that enwrapped all. When something like calmness had been restored, and the coagulated heap of beings loosened, it was found that 29 had died; 1 died shortly after, and about 80 were injured to a greater or less extent.

ISFo real cause for the panic was ever discovered ; a piece of plaster falling from the roof being the only feasible explanation. The church was replaced by the present erection.

In 1825 another serious fire broke out in the Back Causeway, and which was long remembered. It began in the stables belonging to the Angel Inn, and was first discovered by James Grilmour, a well-known character of the present day. It caused the death of three individuals, whose calcined remains were found after the conflagration was over. The latest and most notable of these calamitous events was the flood in 1852. The recollection of this terrible outburst of water must still be fresh in the memory of very many. It was in July, and the weather had been sultry and fiery. The evening of the preceding day was remarkable for the phenomena seen at sunset. A storm was portended. It broke out about midnight, and increased in intensity till between two and three o'clock, morning. The lightning was most vivid. The peals of thunder were like the firing of parks of artillery. The rain fell in torrents. The river began to rise. Onwards and upwards it swelled, till it became a very flood indeed. The full details of its extent and magnificence of the mighty river, and damage done, would take much more space than can be spared in this sketch, suffice it that it swept along King Street, Sandbed Street, and the Holm, with the strength and rapidity of a torrent, doing great injury to all the houses and shops in the route. To add to the general terror, a huge bofler from Mr. Donald's work, Townholm, was carried down the torrent, swimming hke a cork. A most melancholy portion of the affair was the drowning of a carter named Bruce, at Mr. Cuthbertson's property, Townhead. In attempting to save one of the horses in the stable he was carried down the stream. For about two hours, from four to six, the waters were at their height. Afterwards they gradually fell, and then people began to reckon the loss they had sustained. It was estimated that the total value of the property destroyed within the town was at least £15,000. OF KU.MARNOCK. XVll

Kilmarnock has near it, or not far from it, a few remains of ancient seats. Foremost among these is The Dean, the seat of the Boyds. This ruin is finely situated close to the junction of the Borland and Kilmarnock streams, and when complete must have formed a striking feature in the landscape. It is composed of two parts, an ancient and a modern. The former consists of a rather lofty tower, of considerable strength, with loop- holes, battlements, and turrets, for "watch and ward." In far back times it must have been the " keep '' of the family, and with a moat, would be found all but impregnable. The latter is chiefly composed of a noble hall, on the second story, with other rooms, and is possessed of no small beauty of form. The castle had, originally, large gardens attached to it, but these, like its owners, have passed away. The build- ing was destroyed by fire about a hundred and fifty years ago, and has since gradually gone to decay. As it is, it is a venerable ruin, and com- mands the attention and respect of every one who sees it. A few years ago, the Duke of Portland very wisely put some repairs on it, to preserve it from utterly crumbling away. At the village of Knockintiber is Busby Castle, a ruin not unlike the more ancient part of the Dean. Little is known of this place, but it must have been a building of considerable strength. Fully two miles from the town, and most romantically situated on the Carmel, is . This consists of an older and more recent portion. The former is a strong, thickly built tower, nearly gone. The latter is a fine specimen of a baronial residence, and has still some portions of it in good repair. The tower is evidently of great age, and would have been capable of stout resistance to a beleaguering force. This place is chiefly famous as being the birth place of Elizabeth Mure, first wife of the second Robert of Scotland. It merged, by marriage, into the Hastings' family. Another ancient seat is that of , about three miles from Kilmarnock, on Craufurdland water. One portion of this is stated to be of great antiquity. This family is descended from the Howiesons, famous in the story of the " Gudeman of Ballangeich." Five miles from Kilmarnock is , finely situated on a rocky eminence, at the village of that name. It is a large, squarely built, massive ruin, commanding a beautiful view of the country, and the Frith of Clyde. In days of yore, when the bow and arrow were the principal weapons of attack, this castle must have been one of great strength. Whether its security or its beautiful site were the enticements is not known, but it seems to have been a favourite residence of Robert second, as Lord of Kyle. He is said to have died there. Few objects are more conspicuous in the district than this ruin. A list of the more modern residences of country gentlemen will be found in the appendix. Many of them are well worth a short pilgrimage to visit. The families who reside in them are all more or less connected with the town, and take a greater or less degree of interest in its prosperity.

KILMARNOCK DIRECTORY.

A.

ACKLES, Mrs. Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 2 Soulis street'. ADAM, Andrew, proprietor, Dundonaid road. Adam, James, baker, Queen street. Adam, Thomas, gutta percha warehouse, 101 King street. Adam, Mrs. Andrew, 99 King street. Adam, Miss, Maurs Hill, Hill street. Adams, James, umbrella manufacturer, 34 King street. Adams, Robert, spirit merchant, College wynd. Adams, Thomas, Margaret Hill Cottage, Dean street. ADAMSON, Alex., millinery and straw bonnet establishment, 47 King

street ; house, Rosefield Cottage, Thomson street. AGNEW, Robert, clothier, 24 Bank street. Agnew, Mrs. Robert, commercial lodging-house keeper, 28 Fore street. AIRD, Alexander, confectioner and pastry baker, ; house, 6 South Hamilton street. Aird, Charles, confectioner and pastry baker, Victoria place. King street^ and 54 Portland street; house, 18 South Hamilton street. Aird, Charles, tailor, 32 Boyd street. Aird, David, hostler, George Hotel, Portland street. Aird, Thomas, foreman tanner, 10 Boyd street. Aird, Mrs. David, milliner, George Buildings, 80 Portland street. Aird, Jean, milliner and dressmaker, 81 Portland street. Aird, Marion Paul, authoress, Kadikoi Buildings, North Hamilton street. AITKEN, Adam, carpet weaver, S6 Portland street. Aitken, A. & J., drapers, 27 Portland street. Aitken, Andrew (of A. & J. Aitken), house, Sunnybank Cottage, Portland terrace. Aitken, James, M.D., 59 Portland street. Aitken, Rev. James, minister of High Church (Estabhshed), house, Wellington street. Aitken, John (of A. & J. Aitken), house, North Hamilton street. Aitken, Robert, badge porter. Railway Station. Aitken, William, gas surveyor, Bentinck street. Aitken, William, M.R.C., veterinary surgeon, Y.S. A.Y.C., Mill lane. Aitken, Mrs. Alexander, tea dealer and coal agent, 2 East George street. 20 AITKEN GENERAL DIRECTORY. ARBUCKLE.

Aitken, Mrs. Andrew, sen., 4 Langlands brae. Aitken, Mary, dressmaker, 86 Portland street. ALEXANDER, A., & Sons, cabinetmakers, stair railers, and upholsterers, Mill lane. Alexander, Alex, (of A. Alexander & Sons), house, 3 St. Marnock st. Alexander, David, grain merchant, 61 King street; ho., 10 Portland terrace. Alexander, John, baker and grain merchant, 106 King street. Alexander, Wilham, flesher, 37 High Glencairn street. Alexander, Wilham, dyer and cleaner, 112 King street; house, 17 Titchfield street. Alexander, Wilham, cowfeeder, 33 Hih street. Allanhill, establishment for board and education of young ladies,

London road ; Misses Grant.

ALLAN, James, draper, 5 Morris place, King street ; ho., 9 Buchanan st. Allan, Wilham, victualler and spirit dealer, Market lane, off King street. Allan, Marion, grocer, 19 High street. ANDERSON, Andrew, wine and spirit merchant, Market Inn, Duke street, and corner of Green street. Anderson, Gavin (of John Gilmour & Coy., coalmasters), house, 25 Portland road.

Anderson, George, clerk at Gregory, Thomson's & Co., Green street ; ho., 3 Langlands street. Anderson, James, accountant, 1 St. Marnock place; house, Carthgale, Hill street. Anderson, J. & N., grain merchants, 5 and 7 Cheapside.

Anderson, Matthew, spirit merchant. Guard lane, off King street ; house, Ivy Cottage, South Hamilton street. Anderson, Ninian (of J. & N. Anderson), house, Janefield Cottage, Buchanan street.

Anderson, Peter, teacher. Free School ; house, Dundonald road. Anderson, William, painter, 44 King street. Anderson, Mrs. Thomas, grocer, 36 High street. ANDREW, Alexander, joiner, 9 East George street; house, 8 Hill street. Andrew, Alexander, foreman gardener, Dundonald road. Andrew, Allan, cashier, Caledonian Foundry; house, Woodstock Cottage, North Hamilton street. Andrew, John, miller, Glencairn Mills, Low Glencairn street. Andrew, Wilham, hair- cutter, 88 King street. ANDREWS, D. R. & T. B., Solicitors, 38 Portland street. Andrews, Thomas Bishop (of D. R. & T. B. Andrews), House.

Angel Inn, Market lane, off King street ; Hugh Gemmell. ANGUS, Robert, wood carver, Water lane, off King street; house, 16 North Hamilton street. ARBUCKLE, James, butcher, 16 and 18 Duke street; house, Bellevue, London road. ;

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Arbnckle, John, baker, 69 King street.

Arbuckle, Matthew, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, " 2 Portland street house, , London road, Arbuckle, Robert, baker, 14 Bank street. Arbuckle, Robert, cork cutter, 20 Waterloo street. ARMOUR, James, painter, gilder, and paper hanger, 107 King street house, 109 King street. Armour, James, & Coy., Scotch bonnet manufacturers, 3 Garden street. Armour, James (of James Armour & Coy.), house, 86 Portland street. Armour, James, spirit dealer, corner of Croft and Strand streets.

Armour, John, clerk to John Dykes & Son ; house, Hill street. Armour, John, currier and leather merchant, 8 Menford lane, off High street; house, 28 Wellington street. Armour, John, jun., painter, 16 West George street; house, 28 WelHngton street. Armour, Peter, bookbinder and stationer, 45 Bank street. Armour, Robert, grocer, and jobbing gardener, and keeper of Portland Bowhng Green, 94 Portland street. Armour, Robert, grocer, 9 West Netherton street. Armour, Robert, carter, 24 High street.

Armour, Stewart, cooper, 71 Portland street ; house. Witch road. Armour, William (of James Armour & Coy.), house, 25 Croft street. Armour, Mrs. John, grocer, 75 Titchfield street. Armour, Miss, 29 Portland road. ARMSTRONG, Charles, & Son, hat and cap manufacturers, 20 Portland street, and Victoria place. King street. Armstrong, Charles, Thrush Grove, Dundonald road. Armstrong, James, boot and shoe merchant, 40 King street. Armstrong, John (of Charles Armstrong & Son), house. Witch road.. ARTHUR, George, draper, 24 King street. Arthur, Matthew, dealer in horses, 31 Bank street.

Arthur, Mrs., spirit dealer, 22 Duke street ; house. High street. Athen^^um, Corn Exchange Buildings, Green street.

AULD, Adam, currier, 33 High street ; house, 92 Portland street. Auld, Hugh, boot and shoe manufacturer, 30 Bank street. Auld, J. & J. builders, Kirktonholm street. Auld, James (of J. & J. Auld), Kirktonholm street. Auld, John (of J. & J. Auld), Kirktonholm street. Auld, John, railway guard, 9 Langlands street. Auld, John, stamper. Post Office, Grange street. Auld, Robert, spirit dealer. Grange street. Ayrshire Biscuit Factory, Hill street. Ayrshire United Co-operative Societies Baking Association (Limited)^

works, Sandbed street ; registered office, 9 Portland street. 22 . GENERAL DIRECTORY. ^BLACK.

BADGER, George, china and. earthenware dealer, 6 Titchfield street. BAILLIE and Barclay, drapers and clothiers, 26 Duke street. Baillie, John, 7 Langlands brae.

BAIN, George Young, Drapers' Assistant, 48 Kmg street ; house, 3 St. Marnock street. Bain, Matthew, spirit dealer, 4 Glencairn square. Bain, Robert, 2 St. Marnock street. Bain, Janet, dressmaker, 4 Glencairn square. Bain, Robina, milliner and straw hat maker, 61 Low Glencairn street. BAIRD Hugh, proprietor, 10 Fore street. Baird, John (of James Donald & Co.), house. Green House, Green street.

Baird, Mrs. Thomas, draper, 4 Duke street ; house 15 Princes street. BALLANTINE, John, shopman. Waterside street. BANKHEAD, Hugh, spirit dealer, 2 Union street. Bankhead, Miss, dressmaker, 19 Bank street. Bank of Scotland, branch office, 39 Portland street; Adam Cowie, agent.

BANKS, Rev. James, minister, U.P. Holm Mission Church ; house, 57 Low Glencairn street. BARBOUR, Thomas, Portland Forge Coy.; house, 32 Park street. BARCLAY, Andrew, Engineer, Caledonian Foundry, North Hamilton

street ; house. Grange Holm, Portland terrace. Barclay, Andrew, baker, 8 Waterloo street. Barclay, John, engineer, manager Caledonian Foundry; house. North Hamilton street. Barclay, Wilham (of BailHe & Barclay), house, 16 Clark terrace. BARR, James, engineer, Glenfield Foundry, East Shaw street. BARRATT, J., professor of music, Mrs. Dunlop's, 13 Queen street. BATHGATE, Rev. William, minister, E.U. Church, Wuiton place; house, Dundonald road. BEGG, John, post runner to Rowallan, 1 Robertson place. BELL, James, grocer, 13 Low Glencairn street. BENNET, E. & M., milliners, straw hat and dress makers, Bentinck st. BENZIE, Wilham, clothier's assistant. Princes street. BICKET, John, & Son, plumbers, brass founders, and gas engineers, 92 Kuig street. Bicket, John, Portland terrace. Bicket & Son, jomers, 2 Langlands brae. Bicket, John (of Bicket & Son), 2 Langlands brae. Bicket, Thomas (of John Bicket & Son), house. Princes street. Billiard Boom, 18 West George street. Billiard Room, Queen street. BisHOPFiELD Printworks, High street.

Black Bull Hotel, 16 Portland street ; Adam M'Murtrie. ;

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BLA.CK, Francis M., teacher, School of Art, Corn Exchange Buildings,

Green street ; house, Gardener's Cottage, Park lane. Black, George, gardener. Dean lane. Black, James, Tankardha' Gardens, Braeside. BLACKWOOD Brothers, carpet and rug manufacturers, Menford lane, off High street. Blackwood, James (of Blackwood Brothers), house, Fortacre Cottage, Witch road. Blackwood, Robert (of Blackwood Brothers), house, Dundonald road.

Blackwood, Robert, civil and mining engineer, Mill lane ; ho., Portland rd. Blackwood, Mrs. James, Hillside Cottage, Clark street.

BLAIKIE, John (at John Walker & Sons), King street; ho., Clark st. BLAIR, James (of William Rankin & Son), house, 3 Queen street. Blair, John, carter and contractor, office, 24 Waterloo street; house, Parkhead Farm, off London road. Blair, Robert, machine maker, Sandbed street; house, Perceton Cottage, Hill street. BLAIN, John, tailor, 48 Robertson place. BLANE, M., dressmaker, 2 St. Marnock street. BONE, Thomas, spirit dealer, 80 High street. BORLAND, Daniel, plasterer. New street.

Borland, Hugh, grocer and provision merchant, 89 King street ; house, 3 Clark street. Borland, James, grocer, provision, and potato merchant, 8 King street house, Kirktonholm street. Borland, John, M.D., 1 Bridge Lane, off King street. Borland, John (of Wm, Rankin & Coy., chemists), house, 10 South Hamilton street. Borland, Matthew, boot and shoe manufacturer, 7 Dunlop street.

Borland Wilham, badge porter, Railway Station ; house, St. Marnock st. Borland, Mrs. Thomas, Portland road. Borland, Misses, milhners, Dunlop street. BOWIE, Thomas, monumental carver, 84 Portland street; house, St. Marnock street. BOWMAN, Andrew, book canvasser, 1 Park street. Bowman, Matthew, boot and shoe manufacturer, 34 Boyd street. Bowman, Mrs. Andrew, mangier, 1 Park street.

BOYD, Adam, Pianoforte and music seller, 91 King st. ; ho., 42 Bank st.

Boyd, Alexander M., hosier, 36 Portland street ; house, 23 Bank street. Boyd, David, grocer, 118 King street.

Boyd, George, boot and shoe manufacturer, 46 Portland street ; house, Victoria Cottage, Hill street. Boyd, James, music seller, 91 King street; house, 42 Bank street. Boyd, R. and E., grocers, 78 King street. Boyd, Thomas, boot and shoe manufacturer, 10 Douglas street. 24 BOYD. GENERAL DIRECTORY. BROWN.

Boyd, Jessie R., hosier, 62 Portland street ; house, Park Yale Cottage, Buchanan street. BOYLE, James, carter, 32 Boyd street.

Boyle, John, foreman, Hillhead Fire Clay Works ; house, Montgomery st. Boyle, Rose, teacher, St. Joseph's Catholic School, Low Church lane. BRANNAlST, James, Licenced Broker, 22 Bank street. BRECKENRIDGE, Robert, boot and shoemaker. Regent street; house, 109 King street. Breckenridge & Son, jewellers, 36 King street. Breckenridge, Wilham (of Breckenridge & Son), house, 40 Portland road. Breckenridge, M.^ milliner and straw hat maker, Mill lane. British Linen Company's Bank, office, 63 Portland st.; E. Smith, agent. British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company's Office, Glasgow and South-Western Railway Station. BROADFOOT, John, foreman currier, 11 Soulis street. BRODIE, Gilbert, hawker and lodging house keeper, 16 Regent street. Brodie, Neil, tinsmith, plumber, and gasfitter, 33 Portland st.; house, 50 do. BROWN, Alexander (of Brown & Howie), house, Rosehill, London rd. Brown, Alexander (of John Peden & Coy.), 7 Bank street. Brown, Alexander P., (of John Brown & Son), house, 8 Clark street. Brown, Alexander, contractor, 43 Hill street. Brown, Charles, & Coy., plumbers and slaters, 6 East George street. Brown, Charles, superintendent of county constabulary, 65 Titchfield st. Brown, David, pensioner, 12 Douglas street. Brown, George, draper, 24 Mill lane. Brown & Howie, family grocers, wine and spirit merchants, 103 King st.

Brown, James, of Bellsbrae ; residence, Calcutta Lodge, 70 Titchfield st. Brown, James, Pegu Cottage, Dean street. Brown, James, spirit dealer, 70 Hill street. Brown, James, builder, St. Andrews street. Brown, John, slater and plumber, 83 Portland street. Brown, John, photographer, 84 Portland street; house. Ivy Bank, Welhngton street. Brown, John, & Son, accountants, house-factors, and shippers, 6 King st. Brown, John (of John Brown & Son), house, 8 Clark street. Brown, John, watchmaker and jeweller, 43 Portland street. Brown, John, saddler, Corn Exchange Buildings, Green street. Brown, John, society officer, 20 West Netherton street. Brown, John, upholsterer, 8 West Langlands street. Brown, Matthew, grocer, 22 Langlands street.

Brown, Matthew, joiner, Dean lane ; house. Dean street. Brown, Matthew, collector of customs, Douglas street. Brown, M'Laren & Co., carpet manufacturers, Grange street. Brown, Nicol (at Brown & Howie's), 103 King street; house, Rosehill, London road. BROWN. GENERAL DIRECTORY. BUNTEN. 2.5

Brown, Peter, & Son, River Bank Printworks, Mill road, off Welbeck st. Brown, Richard, boot and shoe maker, 33 Fore street. Brown, Robert (of Peter Brown & Son), ho., Millburn House, London rd. Brown, Robert Peden (of John Peden & Coy.), 7 Bank street. Brown, Robert, collector for friendly societies, 8 Boyd street. Brown, Robert, coalmaster, Burnside House, off West Shaw street. Brown, Robert T., 6 India street. Brown, Thomas, spirit merchant. King Street Tavern, 4 King street; house, 6 King street. Brown, Thomas, foreman dyer, 43 Portland street. Brown, M'Laren & Co., carpet manufacturers, Grange street. Brown, William (of Brown, M'Laren & Co.), house, Grange street. Brown, William F., secretary of journeymen tailors, 20 Boyd street. Brown, William, gardener. Strawberry Bank. Brown, William, precentor, and leader of Kilmarnock Brass Band, 76 Titchfield street. Brown, Wilham, foreman engineer, 19 North Hamilton street. Brown, Wilham, foreman, Kennedy's Patent Water Meter Work, Townholm. Brown, Wilham, bill poster, 29 Regent street, entrance from David's lane. Brown, Mrs John, furniture dealer and register office, 109 King street.

Brown, Mrs Robert, flesher, 25 Regent street ; house, 6 Boyd street. Brown, Miss, 35 Nelson street.

Brown, Ehzabeth, grocer, 1 Waterside street. -^ BROWNING, James, 87 King street. BROWNLEE, William, officer. Princes Street U.P. Church, and boot and shoe maker, 11 Fowlds street. BRUCE, Alexander John, agent, Commercial Bank of Scotland, 30 King street.

Bruce, James, (of Howie, Bruce & Findlay), house, 7 Bentinck street.

Bruce, Robert, secretary of journeymen shoemakers' society, 72 Fore st. Bruce, Thomas, Portland Estate Office, Braehead, Kilmarnock; house Sandhill Cottage, Monkton. Bruce, Walter, weaver, 99 Titchfield street.

BRYDEN, Samuel, & Sons, sewed muslin manufacturers, 25 Robertson pi. Bryden, Samuel (of Samuel Bryden & Sons), commission agent, 25 Robertson place. BUCHANAN, James, bill poster. Back lane.

Buchanan, John, teacher in Hurlford School ; house, Fowlds street. Buchanan, Kennedy, church officer, Portland Road U.P. Church ; house St. Marnock street. Buchanan, Mrs Marion, spirit dealer, 19 West Shaw street. BUNTEN, James, draper and clothier, 12 Portland street; house. Nurseryhill terrace, London road. Bunten, Mrs. William, 68 Titchfield street. c 26 BUNTEN. GENERAL DIRECTORY. CAMPBELL.

Bunten, Miss Agnes, 64 Titchfield street. Bunten, Miss Margaret, 64 Titchfield street. BURGOYNE, Peter, chimney sweep and soot merchant, 16 College wynd. BURNS, George, licensed broker, 1 Clerk's lane. BUSBY, Robert, licensed broker. New. street. c

CADZOW, John, wholesale and retail draper, 48 King street ; house, Hazelbank, Nurseryhill terrace, London road.

CALDERWOOD, John, keeper of Kilmarnock Bowling Green ; house, 53 Robertson place. Calderwood, John, pohce officer, Glasgow & South-Western Railway ; house, Montgomerie street. Calderwood, J. G., glover and hosiery manufacturer, 17 King street. Caldwell, Alexander, engineer, Townholm. Caldwell, George, engineer, Townholm. Caldwell, John, foreman joiner, 63 Bonnyton square. Caldwell, Robert, blacksmith and quoit maker. East George street.

Caldwell, Robert, salesman at J. G. Calderwood's ; house, 1 Titchfield st.

Caledonian Foundry, North Hamilton street ; Andrew Barclay.

CAMERON, Andrew, jeweller ; house. 1 Mill lane. Cameron, Andrew, draper, 79 Portland street. Cameron John, watchmaker and jeweller, 15 King street; house, 5 Welhngton street. Cameron, Nicol Brown, tailor and clothier, 56 King street. Cameron, William, clerk. Gas Company; house, 79 Portland street. Cameron, Wilham, senr., grocer. Strand street; house, 16 Croft street. Cameron, Wilham, junr., grocer, Clark street. CAMPBELL, Andrew, spirit dealer, 10 Welhngton street. Campbell, David, gardener, Gilsburn, D«an street.

Campbell, John, currier and leather merchant, 32 Back street ; house, 79 Portland street. Campbell, John, slater, 1 Portland terrace. Campbell, John, joiner, 49 Fore street.

Campbell, John, clerk, Yulcan Foundry ; house, Bonnyton place. Campbell, John, foreman porter, Railway Station; ho., St. Marnock st. Campbell, Robert, Burnside Cottage, Dundonald road. Campbell, Thomas, tailor, 44 Titchfield street. Campbell, Wilham, foreman dyer, 4 Townholm. Campbell, Wilham, & Co., Welbeck Printworks, Welbeck street. Campbell, Wilham (of Wm. Campbell & Co.), house, Kirktonholm street. Campbell, Wilham, ropemaker, 4 North Hamilton street. Campbell, Janet, miUiner, Corn Exchange Buildings, Green street. CAMPBELL. GENERAL DIRECTORY. CORRIGAN. 27

Campbell, Margaret, dressmaker, 4 North Hamilton street. CARLIN, Hugh, cowfeeder, Dean street. CARMICHAEL, John, messenger-at-arms, 24 King st.; ho., 1 Queen st. CARNDUFF, Andrew, tea dealer, 9 East Netherton street. CARRUTHERS, David (at Messrs A. & J. Hamilton's), house, 20 East Netherton street. CARRY, James, traveller, 11 Douglas street. CARSON, James, grocer, 32 Low Glencairn street. Carson, John, fruit merchant, 5 London road. CARSTAIRS, Wilham Wallace (of & Co.), house, Hawket Park, Hill street. Carstairs, Miss M. T., Hawket Park, Hill street. CHALLONER, Neville B. (of James Donald & Co.), house, Abbey Yilla, London road.

CHRISTIE, Andrew, ironmonger, 2 Duke street ; house, Princes street. CLARK, A. L. & Co., export boot and shoe manufacturers, John Finnic street.

Clark, Andrew L. (of A. L. Clark & Co.), house. South Hamilton st. Clark, George, house proprietor. Witch road. Clark, James, o West Langlands street.

Clark, James, spmt dealer, 4 West George street ; house, 2 do. Clark, John, grocer, Clark street. Clark, John, salesman, at James Armstrong's Boot and Shoe Shop; house, Titchfield street. Clark, John, baker, 2 Bank street. Clark, Peter, slater, 3 Fore street Clark, Mrs. Peter, eating house, 3 Fore street. Clark, Miss Elizabeth, of Elmbank, London road.- Clark, Janet, 6 East George street. CLEARIE, David, boot and shoe manufacturer, and general shoe

furnisher, 1 and 3 Croft street ; house, 50 Dean street.

Clydesdale Banking Company, office, 61 Portland street ; Council and Taylor, agents. COATS, John, East Netherton street. COCHRANE, John, grocer, 49 High Glencairn street. Commercial Bank of Scotland, office, 50 King st.; A. J. Bruce, agent.

Commercial Hotel, 6 Croft street ; John Sinclair.

Commercial Tavern, 1 Regent street ; A. Millar, CONNALLY, Thomas, spirit merchant, 57 Fore street. Connally, Mrs. John, broker, 9 Fore street. CONNELL, James, joint agent, Clydesdale Bank, 61 Portland street. Council, Mrs. Alexander, Clydesdale Bank Buildings, 61 Portland street. COOK, John, police sergeant, 15 Waterside street. Cook, John, beam and scale maker. High street. CORRIGAN, Mary, green grocer, 16 Regent street. 28 COSGROVE. GENERAL DIRECTORY. CROOKS.

COSGROYE, Patrick, cooper, Strand street.

COWIE, Adam, agent. Bank of Scotland, 39 Portland street. Ci Cowie, John, spirit dealer, Dunlop street. COWAN, George, grocer and spirit dealer, Robertson place. Cowan, John, station master. Railway Station. Cowan, Wilham, agent for machines, &c., Corn Exchange Buildings, London road. CRAIG, Alexander, grocer. Low Glencairn street,

Craig, David, pattern designer for carpets, office, 27 King street ; house. Dean Cottage, Beansburn.

Craig, David, railway clerk ; house, Greenbank, Hill street. Craig, J. & M., Dean, Hillhead, and Perceton Eire-Clay Works, and Hill- head Colhery. Craig, James (of J. & M. Craig), house, Gardenhill, Hill street. Craig, James, post runner to Crosshands, 31 Robertson place. Craig, John, & Son, cabinetmakers and joiners, George Hotel Buildings, Portland street. Craig, John (of John Craig & Son), house, Greenbank, Hill street. Craig, John, spirit dealer, 32 High street. Craig, John, tailor and clothier, 1 Grange street. Craig, John, victualler and ham curer, 8 Cheapside. Craig, Matthew (of J. & M. Craig), house. Dean Hill. Craig, Robert (of John Craig & Son), house. Hill street. Craig, Robert, sen,, cabinetmaker, 80 King street; house, 99 King street. Craig, Wilham, baker, High Glencairn street. CRAIGIE, E. H. (of John Bicket & Son), house, Titchfield street. CRAWFORD, Charles, grocer, 16 Nelson street. Crawford, James, draper, 77 King street. Crawford, John S., professor of dancing and cahsthenics, George Hotel Assembly Rooms, West George street.

Crawford, Mungo, draper, 28 Duke street ; house. Hill street. Crawford, Mrs. James, grocer and spirit dealer. Bank street.

CREE, David, senr., clerk at T. & J. Ferguson's, Nursery Mill ; house, High Glencairn street. Cree, David, junr., pawnbrokers' assistant, 8 Wellington street. CREELMAN, Wilham, Scotch bonnet manufacturer, entrance from East

George street and Soulis street ; house. Alma Cottage, Hill street. Creelman, Wilham, spirit merchant, 5 Regent street. Creelman, Wilham Baillie, spirit merchant, Queen street.

CREIGHTON, Rev. A. G., incumbent of Trinity Church ; house, The Parsonage, Winton place, Dundonald road. CRICHTON, Mrs. James, spirit dealer, Railway Tavern, 22 West George street. Crichton, Mrs. James, lodging-house keeper, 10 West George street. CROOKS, Adam, & Son, skinners and wool dealers, Welbeck street. ;

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-Crooks, Adam, senr. (of Adam Crooks & Son), ho., 20 Robertson place. Crooks, Adam, junr., spirit dealer, 13 High Glencairn street. Crooks Brothers & Coy., tanners, Ladeside. Crooks, George, 14 St. Marnock street. Crooks, John (of Crooks Brothers & Coy.), house, Flowerbank, Old Irvine road. Crooks, John, candle maker, London road. Crooks, John G., Galahill, Fulton's lane. Crooks, Robert (of Crooks Brothers & Coy.), ho, Galahill, Fulton's lane. Crooks, William (of Adam Crooks & Son), house, Welbeck Cottage, Welbeck street. Crooks, Mrs. James, Wallace Bank, Welhngton street. CROSBIE, Robert, draper, 3 Boyd street. GUMMING & Main, agents. , 34 Portland st. Gumming, Robert (of Gumming & Main), Royal Bank, 34 Portland street. Gumming, Robert, shoemaker, 34 Strand street. Gumming, Mrs. Robert, Royal Bank Buildings, 34 Portland street. CUNNINGHAM, A., & Son, cabinetmakers, upholsterers, and stair railers,

Duke street ; workshops, Titchfield street. Cunningham, Alexander, clerk, Market lane.

Cunningham, Andrew, clerk. Market lane ; house, Titchfield street. Cunningham, David, spirit dealer, 20 Cheapside street. Cunningham, George (of A. Cunningham & Son), ho., North Hamilton st. Cunningham & Gairdner, bonnet manufacturers, 24 High street. Cunningham, James (of A. Cunningham & Son), house, 8 Duke street. Cunningham, James (of Cunningham & Gairdner,) 53 Robertson place. Cunningham, John, confectioner and pastry baker, 64 Portland street house, 66 Portland street. Cunningham, Robert (of A. Cunningham & Son), house, Titchfield street. CURDIE, George (of J. & G. Curdie), house. 26 Robertson place. Curdie, George, grocer and spirit dealer, 18 Robertson place.

Curdie, J. & G., painters, 74 King street ; workshop, St. Andrew's street. Curdie, John (of J. & G. Curdie), house, Bentinck street. Curdie, John, jobbing gardener, Buchanan street. Curdie, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 8 Fore street. CURRIE, John, grocer and spirit dealer, Titchfield street. Currie, Robert, baker, 59 King street. Currie, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 8 Dean street. CUTHBERTSON, David, house proprietor, 54 Hill street. Cuthbertson & Taylor, carpet manufacturers, Bank street. Cuthbertson, Thomas, Senr. (of Cuthbertson & Taylor), house, Craighead, High street. Cuthbertson, Thomas, junr. (of Cuthbertson & Taylor), house, Myrtle Bank, Hill street. Cuthbertson, Janet, dressmaker, 9 Dean street. 30 DALE. GENERAL DIRECTORY. DUFE. D

DALE, Mrs. Robert, 30 Back street. DALGrLIESH, William, stocking manufacturer, 32 Mill Lane. DALZIEL, James, gas surveyor, St. Marnock street. Dalziel, Samuel, grocer, Langlands street.

DAYIE, John, grocer and spirit dealer, Princes street ; ho., 8 Fowlds st. DAYIES, Joseph, tobacco pipe manufacturer, 72 Titchfield street; house, Old Cast lane, Titchfield street. Davies, Mrs. James, St. Mungo's Cottage, Clark street. DICK, John, sergeant of burgh pohce, 2 Fowlds street. Dick, Matthew, burgh police constable, Kirktonholm street. DICKIE, Fowlds & Coy., seedsmen, St. Marnock street. Dickie, Francis, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 73 King street; house, 12 Clark terrace.

Dickie, Hugh, fishmonger and Kcensed game dealer, Duke street ; house, 11 Douglas street.

Dickie, James, chief clerk Post Office ; house, 32 Park street. Dickie, John, senr. (of Dickie, Fowlds & Co.), house, Titchfield House, Titchfield street. Dickie, John, junr. (of Dickie, Fowlds & Co.), house, 59 Titchfield street. Dickie, John, missionary. Princes street. DOBSON, James, draper. Dean street. DODDS, James, teacher. Nelson Street School. DONALD, James, & Coy., iron merchants and general ironmongers, 8 Portland street. Donald, James (of James Donald & Coy.), ho.. Abbey Villa, London rd. DONALDSON, John, grocer, 67 Portland street. DONALLY, John, spuit dealer, 55 Fore street. DOUGrLAS, Alexander (of Douglas, Reyburn & Coy.), house. West Park, Dundonald road. Douglas, James, umbrella maker, Titchfield street. Douglas, Reyburn & Coy., bonnet and cap manufacturers. High street. Douglas, Robert, restaurant,- 57 Portland street. Douglas, William (of Douglas, Reyburn & Coy.), Millburn House, London road. & Aitken, nurserymen, seedsmen, and florists^ 79 King st. Dreghorn, John, storekeeper^ Glasgow & South-Western Railway Work-

shops ; 1 1 West Netherton street. Dreghorn, Wilham, weaver, 20 East Shaw street. DRUMMOND, D., clerk, Caledonian Foundry. Drummond, Miss, dressmaker, 32 King street. DUFF, Wilham, tailor and clother, 1 Bank street; house, 12 North Hamilton street. Duff, Mrs., grocer, Robertson place. DUFFNER. GENERAL DIRECTORY. FERGUSONe 31

DUFFNER, Albert A., practical watch and clockmaker, 7 Queen street. BTJNN, James, tailor, 9 Clark street. DUNCAN, Mungo, grocer, 1 Dean street. Duncan, William, spirit dealer, 98 Portland street. DUNLOP, Alexander, & Son, tailors and clothiers, 11 King street. Dunlop, David, dentist, 1 Portland road, corner of John Finnic street. Dunlop & , coalmasters, Ashyard Colliery, Hurlford place of ; business, London road, Kilmarnock. Dunlop, Hugh, tailor and clothier, 38 King street.

Dunlop, John, joiner, Langlands brae ; house, 6 North Hamilton street. Dunlop, Matthew, Beansburn. Dunlop, Robert, carpet weaver. Dean street.

Dunloj^, Samuel, spirit dealer, Refreshment Rooms, Railway Station ; ho., Dean street. Dunlop, Mary, 17 Wellington street. Dunlop, Mary, milliner, 2 West George street. DUNSMTJIR, Alexander, mill manager, Townholm. Dunsmnir James, carter, 37 High street. DYKES, George (of John Dykes & Son), Ward's House, Dundonald rd. Dykes, John, & Son, seed merchants and nurserymen, Dundonald road. Dykes, John (of John Dykes & Son), Ward's House, Dundonald road. Dykes, Mrs. John, Gilshall, Dean street. E

EAGLESHAM, James (of Dunlop & Eaglesham), house, London road.

EASTON, John, accountant, Union Bank ; house, Princes street. EATON, Oliver, and animal preserver, 14 Croft street. EDGAR, Alexander, jobbing gardener, 17 Bentinck street. Edgar, Mrs. Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 54 Fore street. ELDER, Wilham, plasterer, 32 King street.

ELLIOT, Thomas, Braeside Mill ; house, 2 St. Marnock's place. EWING, Hugh (of Turner & Ewing), house, 12 Mill lane. F

FALCONER, Joseph, oversman, Hillhead Colliery, Kilmaurs road. FARQUHAR, Peter, chimney sweep and soot merchant, 32 Strand st, FARREL, Thomas, foreman moulder, 10 Langlands street.

Female School of Industry, West Netherton st ; Miss Miller. FERGUSON, Adam, Waterside street. Ferguson, A. & J., baby linen and berlin wool warehouse, 111 King st. Ferguson, A. (of A. & J. Ferguson), house, India street. Ferguson, A. & R,, grocers and provision merchants, 24 Duke street. 32 FERGUSON. GENERAL DIRECTORY. FREW.

Ferguson, Donald, teacher, Townhead District School ; ho., 33 Bank st. Ferguson, James (of T. & J. Ferguson), house, 116 King street. Ferguson, James, tinsmith and gasfitter, 13 Waterloo street. Ferguson, John, power-loom foreman. West Netherton street. ^ Ferguson, John, & Son, drapers and clothiers, 68 and 70 King street. r Ferguson, John (of John Ferguson & Son), house, 12 Portland terrace. Ferguson, T. & J., power-loom cloth manufacturers, Nursery Mill. Ferguson, Thomas (of T, & J. Ferguson). West Netherton street. Ferguson, William (of John Ferguson & Son), house, Ladybank Cottage, Dundonald road. Ferguson, Jane (of A & J. Ferguson), house, India street. FINDLAY, Andrew, boot and shoe maker, 20 Park street. Findlay, Andrew, currier, 21 High street.

Findlay, George, officer for the Oddfellows' Society, West Netherton st. Findlay, Hugh (of Howie, Bruce & Findlay), house, 1 Nelson street.

Findlay, Matthew, draper, 2 Henrietta street, r

Findlay, Wilham, k Coy., Ayrshire Biscuit Factory, Hill street ; sale shop,. 74 Portland street. Findlay, Wilham (of Wm. Findlay k Coy.), ho.. Dean Cottage, Beansburn.. Findlay, Wilham, flesher, 12 Langlands street. FINNIE, Alexander, Annbank, London road. Finnic, Archibald, & Son, iron and coal merchants, Braefoot. Finnic, Archibald (of Archd. Finnic & Son), Springhill House, Irvine rd. Finnic k Young, ironmongers, 6 Regent street. FISHER, Miss, 12 Princes street. FORSTER, H. E., clerk, Caledonian Foundry. FOSTER, George, draper and clothier, 93 King street.

Foster, Robert, clothier, 19 Yictcria place, King st. ; ho., Thomson st. FLEMING, John, senr., grocer, 34 Titchfield street. Fleming, John, baker,. 9 Cheapside street. Fleming, John, potato merchant, 5 Princes street; house, Springgrove Cottage, South Hamilton street. Fleming, Wilham, grocer, 23 Dean street. Fleming, Mrs., eating-house keeper, 6 Bank street. Fleming, Mrs. Robert, carter, 28 Mill lane. FLINN, Hugh, lodging-house keeper, 11 Fore street. Fhnn, Mary, mangier, 50 Portland street.

ERASER, W. M., general draper and clothier, Saint Marnock corner ;. house, Ness Cottage. Dundonald road. FRAZER, William, teacher. East Shaw street. Free Henderson Church, Wellington street; Rev. D. Landsborough,. minister. Free High Church, Portland street; Rev. P. W. Robertson, minister:

Free St. Andrew's Church, Fowlds street ; Rev. Wra. Young, do. FREW, David, carter, 20 Braeside street. FULTON. GENERAL DIRECTORY. GIBSON. 33

FULTON", Alexander, Baker, 22 King street ; house, 1 Guard lane,, Fulton, Hugh, spirit dealer, St. Marnock street. Fulton, Thomas, sheriff-clerk depute, County Court Buildings, Kilmar-

nock ; house, London road. FTJLLERTON, James, spirit dealer, 9 Strand street. FYFE, Andrew, musician, 9 Wellington street. a

GrAIRDNER, David C, (of R. & D. C. Gairdner, bankers). Union Bank, Bank street. Gairdner, Robert (of R. & D. C. Gairdner, bankers). Union Bank; resi- dence, Thorntoun House, Kilmarnock. Gairdner, Robert, gilder, Sandbed street. Gairdner, Wilham,. baker. High Glencairn street.

GALT, Alexander, superintendent of pohce and town surveyor ; house, Green street. Gait, John, officer of St. Marnock's Church; house, St. Marnock place. GARDINER, Henry, bookkeeper, Glasgow & South-Western Railway

Works ; house, Balmoral terrace. GARYEN, Alexander, draper and clothier, 20 King st.; ho. Portland rd. Garven, Miss, South Hamilton street.

Gas Works, Park street, and West Langlands street ; W. G. Walker, manager. GEBBIE, John, grocer and provision merchant, 11 Portland street; house, 66 Portland street. Gebbie, John, manufacturer of -made cloth, 33. High Glencairn st. GEDDES, Alexander, governor, Kilmarnock Prison, Bank street. GEMMELL, Dalrymple, Dundonald road. Gemmell, Hugh, Angel Inn and Hotel, Market lane.

GemmeU, Peter, joiner, 28 Fore street ; house, Kirktonholm street.

Gemmell, Robert, joiner. Back street ; house, Park street.

Gemmell, William, wright, Fowlds street ; house, 84 Portland road. Gemmell, Mrs., Brougham place. Witch road.

George Hotel, 78 Portland street ; Andrew Walker. GIBB, Hamilton, baker, 4 St. Marnock street. Gibb, Hugh, foreman boiler maker, North Hamilton street, Gibb, John, spirit dealer, High Glencairn street. Gibb, Mrs. Alexander, bread and biscuit baker, and tea and coffee re- freshment rooms, 8 West George street. GIBSON, David, baker, St Marnock street. Gibson, George, Low Church officer, 24 Bank street.

Gibson, Hugh, officer of Athenaeum, and hbrarian ; ho , 21 Bentinck st. Gibson. Hugh, skinner, Morris lane. Gibson, Hugh, foreman dyer, Ls^nglands street. D 34 GIBSON. GENERAL DIRECTORY. GRANGER.

Gibson, James, grocer and provision merchant. High Glencairn street. Gibson, James, post runner to Stewarton, West Shaw street. Gibson, John, baker, 21 Titchfield street. Gibson, John, heddler, 99 Titchfield street.

Gibson, Robert, china merchant, Morris place. 41 King street ; house, Henrietta street. Gibson, Robert, grocer, spirit, and provision merchant, 37 High Glen-

street ; house. Queen street. Gibson, Robert, draper, 19 Morton place.

Gibson, Robert, bookkeeper. Railway Workshops ; ho., Kirktonholm st. Gibson, Wilham, foreman engineer, Inkerman place, Bonnyton road.

GIFFEN, John, superintendent of maintenance of railway ; house, Foot of Station brae. GILCHRIST, Alexander, photographer, Duke street. Gilchrist, David (of Gilchrist & Morton), 53 Robertson place.

Gilchrist, James, plumber, 122 King street ; house, 6 Princes street. Gilchrist, John, book canvasser, 48 Robertson place. Gilchrist & Morton, grocers and provision merchants, 75 King street. Gilchrist, Thomas, spirit dealer, 10 West George street. Gilchrist, Wilham, Hill street.

GILL, Thomas, grain merchant, Strand street ; ho., Rosebank, Hill st. GILLESPIE, James, chemist and druggist, 86 King st.; ho., 13 Queen st.

GILMOUR, Hugh, post messenger to Hurlford ; ho.. East Netherton st. Gilmour, James, tobacconist, 2 Fore street. Gilmour, John, & Coy., Bonnyton CoUiery, by Kilmarnock. Gilmour, John (of John Gilmour k Coy.), ho., Hillhead Villa, Portland ter. Gilmour, Joseph, clerk, Montgomerie Cottage, Montgomerie street. Gilmour, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 29 Low Glencairn street. GLASS, Mrs. William, stay maker, Titchfield street. Glenfield Iron Coy., East Shaw street. GLEN, James, eating-house keeper, 6 Green street. GLOYER, Richard, tea dealer, Bentinck street.

GOOD, George, post messenger to Dundonald ; house. West Shaw st.

Good, John, post messenger to Perceton Row ; house, West Shaw st. GOLDIE, James, grain dealer, 41 Strand street.

Goldie, John, manager Yulcan Foundry ; house. Park street. GORDON, WiUiam, clothier, 20 West George st.; house, 3 Witch rd.

GOUDIE, James, foreman spinner. Factory Mill ; house, Langlands st. Goudie, WilUam, spirit dealer, 108 King street. GOWANS, John (of Moyes & Gowans), Cavendish House, Portland ter. GRAHAM, James, boot and shoemaker. Graham, John, jobbing gardener. West Shaw street. Graham, M. grocer, Nelson street.

GRANGER, James, wool and commission merchant, Croft street ; house, 51 Strand street. ;

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GRANT, Mrs., AUanhill, London road. Grant, Misses, teachers, AUanhill, London road. GRAY, James, gardener, Springhill, Irvine road.

Gray, John, foreman platelayer, G. & S.-W. Railway ; ho., 43 Hill street. GREGORY, James S., registrar of births, marriages, and deaths, for

the burgh of Kilmarnock, Corn Exchange Buildings ; house, Townend. Gregory, Thomsons & Coy., carpet manufrs., , 36 Green street..

GRIERSON, David, gunmaker, 41 Portland st. ; ho., 10 W. George st. GRIEVE, Robert, & Son, tobacco and snuff manufrs., 24 Portland st. Grieve, Miss, Clyde Yilla, Dundonald road. GREEN, William, town missionary, Kadikoi place, North Hamilton st. GROSS, Frederick Charles, , chambers. Court House,

St. Marnock street ; house, Orchardhill, London road. GXJNNYON, William, classical and commercial teacher, New Academy,

Princes street ; house, Burnpark Cottage, Henrietta street. GUTHRIE, John, bookseller, stationer, and news-agent. Town's Build-

ings, 18 King street ; house. Hill street.

HADDOW, James, draper, Fowlds street. Haddow, WiUiam, clerk, 39 High street. Haddow, Mrs. John, grocer, 39 High street.

HAGGO, Mathew, stationer and news-agent, 72 King street ; house, 121 King street. Haggo, Walter, carpet foreman, the Factory, 36 Green street; house, 38 Green street. HALL, George, & Coy., ham curers, 7 High Glencairn street. Hall, George (of George Hall & Coy.), house, 9 High Glencairn street. HALBERT, George, accountant, 126 King street. Halbert, John, Waterside street. HAINING, James, gardener, Elmbank, London road.

HAMILTON, Alexander & James, town clerks ; office. Town Buildings, King street.

Hamilton, Alex, (of A. & J. Hamilton), ho., Wallace Bank, Wellington st. Hamilton, Andrew, cowfeeder, 55 Grange street. Hamilton, Andrew, letter carrier, 28 Robertson place.

Hamilton, James (of A. & J. Hamilton), ho., Wallace Bank, Wellington st.

Hamilton, John G., writer, 38 Portland st. , ho.. The Manse, London rd.

Hamilton, John, fruiterer, 66 King street ; house, 28 Robertson place. Hamilton, Rev. James B., minister of the first charge of the Low Church; house, The Manse, London road. Hamilton, Rev. Alexander, M.A., minister, U.P. Church, Portland road house, U.P. Manse, Dundonald road. Hamilton, Mrs. Thomas, cowfeeder, 28 Robertson place. 36 HAMMOND. GENERAL DIRECTORY. HOUSTON.

HAMMOND, Sergt. Jolin, drill instructor, oth A..Y.A., 37 Robertson pi. HANNAH, James, pawnbroker, Waterloo street; house, Galabank, Wellington street. Hannah, James, & Son, manufrs. of home-made cloth, Welbeck street.

Hannah, James (of James Hannah & Son), St. Andrew's street. . Hannah, W., & Coy., dyers, Ayrshire Dye Works, Welbeck street. HANVEY, Patrick, spirit dealer, 37 Robertson place.

HARLEY, John, funeral undertaker, 26 Waterloo street. . HART, Peter, spirit dealer, 40 High street. Hart, Thomas, foreman turner. Railway Workshops; ho., 67 Bonnyton sq.

HARYIE, David (of Wilson & Harvie), blockcutters ; ho., St. Andrew's st. HASTIE, James, town-officer, 9 Portland street. Hastie, Mrs. James, dealer in toys, 2 Croft street. HAY, James, burgh poHce constable, West Langlands street. HENDERSON, Andrew, spirit dealer, Witch road. Henderson, Donald, inspector of waggons, G. & S. W. Railway Coy.; house, 10 North Hamilton street. Henderson, Jas., writer. Market lane; ho., Bentinck Cottage, Bentinck st. Henderson, James, weaver, Garden street. Henderson, Wilham, teller. Bank of Scotland.

HENDRY, Thomas, sexton, St. Andrew's Burying Ground ; house, 14 East Netherton street. HERON, William, hairdresser and wigmaker, 88 King street. HIGGINS, Wilham, woollen manufacturer. Waterside street. HIGHET J. dressmaker. Mill lane. Highet, Jessie, milliner, 66 Fore street. HILL, James C, fishmonger, 48 Portland street. Hill, David (of Mushat, Hill, & Co.), HILLHOUSE, James, carpet weaver, 20 St. Marnock street. Hillhouse, Thomas (of T. Stewart & Sons), ho., Orchardton, London rd. HIS LOP, Rev. Robert, minister, E.U. Church, Clerk's lane; house, Dundonald road.

HODGE, James, grocer and spirit merchant, 10 King street ; house, 56 King street. Holm Foundry Coy., 58 Low Glencairn street; James Blackwood.

Holm Mission Meeting House, West Shaw street ; Rev. James Banks. HOOD, James, & Son, cabinetmakers and Upholsterers, Cheapside, and 73 Portland street. Hood, James (of James Hood & Son), 73 Portland street. Hood, Mrs. James, seni., 1 Cheapside street. HOPKIN, Mrs., grocer, 19 Titchfield street. HORNE, John, coalmaster. Holmes and Galston Collieries, near Kilmar- nock, Gilsburn House, Dean street. Home, Robert R., coalmaster. Holmes and Galston Colheries, Gilsburn House, Dean street. HOWIE.—GENERAL DIRECTORY. JxVCK. 37

HOUSTON, David, dealer in unredeemed pledges, 14 Fore street, HOWIE, Bruce & Findlay, photograpliers, John Finnie street, foot of Railway brae.

Howie, David, seedsman, 6 Portland street ; house, India street.

Howie, David, sphit dealer, 10 Duke street ; house, David's lane.

Howie, John, seedsman, 6 Portland street ; house, India street. Howie, John, wheelwright and shuttle maker, 9 Titohfield street; house, East Netherton street. Howie, John, senr., wood merchant, West Langlands street. Howie, John, junr., wood merchant. West Langlands st.; ho., Inkerman pi. Howie, John (of Howie, Bruce & Findlay), 10 Kelk pi., near Kilmarnock. Howie, WilUam, seed merchant, 6 Portland street; house, Springfield Yilla, Dundonald road. Howie, WiUiam, porter, Union Bank, Bank street. Howie, Helen, dressmaker. Bank street. HUMPHREY, George, 11 Low Glencairn street. Humphrey, John, photographer. King street. Humphrey, Thomas, spirit dealer, 15 Cheapside street. HUNTER, Alexander, foreman boiler maker. North Hamilton street. Hunter, George, boot and shoe manufacturer, High Glencairn street. Hunter, William, draper, 16.^ Bank street. Hunter, Mrs. Alexander, Kcensed broker, 6 Strand street. HUTCHIESON, Archibald, clerk, 22 St. Andrew's street. Hutchison, Rev. Smith, missionary, Hurlford; ho., Gilshall, Dean street. HYSLOP, John, stamper. Post Office, 26 Mill lane.

INGLIS, Andrew, woollen manufacturer, 3 Douglas street. Inghs, Andrew, grocer, 6 Langlands street. IngUs, Hugh, confectioner, 13 Portland street; house, 16 Park street. Inghs, James, salt store, 24 Waterloo street. Inghs, John, carter, 9 Braeside. Inghs, William, salesman, 101 King street. INGRAM, James, architect, 114 King street; house, Dundonald road. Ingram, James, time-keeper, Railway Workshops; house, 21 Bentinck st.

INNES, David, joiner and funeral undertaker, 11 Strand street ; house, St. Marnock place. Irvine Bank Printworks, Low Glencairn street. IRYINE, Robert, bookseller, stationer, and news-agent, 90 King street; house, 30 Langlands street.

JACK, Andrew, grocer and provision merchant, 12 Fore street; house, 17 Portland street. 38 JACKSON. (GENERAL DIRECTORY. KILMARNOCK.

JACKSON, Henry, basket maker, 3 Bank street. JAMiESON, Archibald, confectioner, 60 Robertson place.

Jamieson, Rev. David T., minister of Princes Street U.P. Church ; house, Clark street. Jamieson, Robert, boot and shoe maker, 47 Back street. Jamieson, Mrs. Wilham, grocer and spirit dealer, 4 High street. JARDINE, John, smith and shoeing forge, Mill lane; house, 9 Robertson place, JOHNSTON, Alexander, baker, 10 Low Glencairn street. Johnston, Jas., inspector of nuisances. Corn Exchange Buildings, Green st. Johnston, John, drapers' assistant, Morris place, King street. Johnston, John, post runner to Tarbolton, 7 Nelson street. K

KELLIE, John, boot and shoe merchant, 22 Waterloo street. KELLY, David, burgh poHce constable, 3 Robertson place. Kelly, John, draper, 22 Park street. Kelly, Samuel, junr., grocer, and boot and shoe mercht., 47 Fore street. Kelly, Samuel, senr., inspector of burgh police, 49 Fore street. KENNEDY & Coy., water meter manufacturers, Townholm. Kennedy, James, engineer, Inkerman place, Bonnyton road. Kennedy, Thomas (of Kennedy & Coy.), ho.. Woodland Yilla, Portland rd.

Kennedy, Thomas, junr., Glenfield Iron Coy. ; ho., St. Mungo's Cottage, 16 Clark street. KENTLAND, John, locksmith, 21 Robertson place. KERNAHAN, Thomas, confectioner, and licensed dealer in game, 40

Portland street ; house. Low Church lane.

KERR, James (of Wm. Campbell & Coy.), Welbeck Printworks ; house, 31 Bentinck street.

Kerr,- James, salesman at Wm. Creelman's, 5 Regent street ; house, .50 Titchfield street. Kerr, John, tailor and clothier, 22 Regent street,

Kerr, Robert, church officer, High Church ; house, 86 Portland street. Kerr, Robert (of Thomas Kerr & Coy.), house, 54 Titchfield street. Kerr, Robert, confectioner, Duke street. Kerr, Thomas, & Coy., boot and shoe manufrs., 47 Titchfield street. Kerr, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 78 Titchfield street. Kerr, Mrs. William, grocer. North Hamilton street. KILGOIJR, Joseph, pawnbroker, 7 High street. , London road. Kilmarnock Athenaeum and Reading Room, Corn Exchange Buildings,

Kilmarnock Brewery, Grange street ; Moyes &, Gowans. —

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Kilmarnock Co-operative Society (Limited) Central store 47 Portland street. No. 1 branch store, Inkerman place. „ 2 Do Titchfield street. „ 3 Do Corn Exchange Buildings. Baking store 4 Water lane. Kilmarnock Foundry Coy., engineers and founders, Townholm, and at A. Finnie & Sons, Braefoot.

Kilmarnock Library, Corn Exchange Buildings ; Hugh Gibson, librarian. KINGr, Wilham, boot and shoe warehouse, 15 Queen st.; house, 13 do. KIRK, Mrs. Thomas, baby linen warehouse, Duke street.

LAMBIE, Alexander, church officer, Winton Place E.U. Church; house, Kirktonholm street. Lambie, John, manufacturer of home-made cloth, 47 King street. Lambie, E., dressmaker, Dundonald road. LAMONT, Alexander (of Robert Lamont & Son), house, Burnside Cottage, London road. Lamont, G, & W., grocers. Market bridge.

Lamont, John, boot and shoe manufacturer, 3 Portland street ; house, Crispin Cottage, Thomson street.. Lamont, Robert, & Son. dry Salter s, Market bridge. LANDSBOROIJGH, Rev. David, minister, Henderson Free Church; Manse, 1 Wellington street. LATTA, Mrs. George, spirit dealer, 3 Welbeck street.

LAUDER, Hugh, dyer, 105 King street ; house. Princes street. Lauder, Hugh, draper, 51 King street; house, 2 North Hamilton street. LATJGHLAND, Edward, Dean Cottage; Witch road. Laughland, James, bonnet and military forage, cap manufacturer, High

street ; house. Bee Bank, Witch road. Laughland, Roxburgh, & Co., woolspinners, Townholm. Laughland, WiUiam, bonnet maker, 3 Dean street. LAW, Robert, confectioner, 51 Fore street.

LAWRIE , David, teller. Union Bank ; house. Witch road. Lawrie, William, house proprietor. Dean street. LAWSON, John, draper and woollen manufacturer, 95 King street; house, Ivy Bank, Welhngton street. LEARMONT, Alexander, baker, 5 Titchfield street. LEE, Thomas, Commercial and mathematical teacher, Kilmarnock

Academy ; house, Morton House, Morton place. LEIPER, R. & J. drapers, 28 Portland street. Leiper, John (of R. & J. Leiper), Park street. Leiper, Robert (of R. & J. Leiper), Buchanan street. ;

40 LINDSAY. GENERAL DIRECTORY. MATHER.

LINDSAY, Thomas, house proprietor, Dean street. LITTLE, Mrs. Davfd, spirit dealer. Sun Inn, Green street. Little, James, manufacturer, 14 East Shaw street. Little, William colour maker, East Netherton street. LITTLEJOHN, George, senr., cartwright, Beansburn. Littlejohn, George,. jum\, cartwright, Dunlop street. LOCH BEAD, James, carter, Langlands street. LOGAN, William C, English teacher, Kilmarnock Academy; house,^ Dundonald road. LORIMER, John, grocer, M'Culloch's Buildings, Bonnyton road. LOUDON, George, confectioner, Titchfield street. LOVE, Catherine, milKner and straw hat maker, St. Marnock street. LUCAS, James, grocer, West Langlands street. Lucas, Robert, brassfounder. College wynd; house, 69 Portland street. LYMBURN, Mrs. John, 45 Portland street. M

MABON, Thomas G.,- hair-dresser^ 9 Back lane. MACDOUGALL, Malcolm, drill instructor A.Y.C., Montgomery street. MACGLASHAN, Charles (of Wm. Findlay & Coy.), ho., Dundonald rd.

Macglashan, Misses, teachers, Springvale Seminary, Dundonald road ; ho. Dundonald road. MACL AGAN, James, druggist, 58 Portland street. MACLEOD, Donald, MD., 102 King street. MACMILLAN, Mrs. Duncan, Bentinck street. Macmillan, M. & W., hosiers and haberdashers, 12 Duke street.

Magnetic Telegraph OfSce, Railway Station ; Wm. Malcolm, clerk. MAIN, William (of Gumming & Main), 4 Balmoral terrace. MACK, Thomas, draper, 2 Titchfield st.; ho., 1 St. Andrew's street. MACKAY, David (at Wm. Rankin & Sons), house. King street. Mackay, John (of Mackay & Son), house, Dean Bank, Beansburn. MACKIE, A. & J., general carters, 1 Princes street. MAIR, John, hcensed broker and furniture dealer, 7 Fore street. MALLOCH, James, weighing machine and scale beam maker, 26 Regent st. MANSON, John, tailor, 92 Titchfield street.

Manson, Samuel, truck inspector, G. & S.- W. Railway ; ho., Bonnyton sq,. Manson, Wilham, spirit merchant, 76 Titchfield street. MARSHALL, Alexander, M.D., Dundonald road.

Marshall, John, auxiliary letter carrier, Post Office ; ho., Nelson street. MARTIN, Rev. Thomas, minister of St. Andrew's Established Church South Hamilton street. MATHER, John A., grain merchant, 21 Portland street; ho., Northbrae, Hill street. Mather, Mrs. Alexander, Leadhall, London road.

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MATTHEWS, Joseph, cowfeeder, 58 Low Glencairn street. MERRY, John, & Coy., shawl and delaine printers, Irvine Bank Print- works, Low Glencairn street. Merry, John, senr., Braeside House, off London road. MELYIN, John, & Coy., cabinetmakers, 62 Low Glencairn street. MICHAEL, Mrs. Peter, boarding-house, 92 Portland street. MILLAR, Alexander, bank accountant and insurance agent, Commercial

Bank of Scotland ; house, 14 South Hamilton street. Miller, Alexander, pawnbroker, 10 Fore street. Millar, Andrew, spirit dealer. Commercial Tavern, 1 Regent street. Millar, Andrew, eating-house keeper, 16 Waterloo street. Miller, George A., 10 Fore street. Millar, James Thos., assistant macer of , 14 St. Marnock st.

Miller, Robert, pawnbroker, Sandbed st., entrance also by 33 King st. Millar, WilHam, macer of Sheriff Court, 14 St. Marnock street. Millar, William, hostler, Wheat Sheaf Inn, Croft street. Miller, Mrs. E., grocer and provision merchant, St. Marnock street. Millar, Annie, principal teacher Female School of Industry, West Netherton street. MILLOY, John, book canvasser, 38 Nelson street. Milloy, Thomas, draper. Low Glencairn street. MILNE, John (of Waterstone & Milne), house, 89 Portland street. Milne, Mrs., Rosebank, London road. MITCHELL, James, jobbing gardener, 19 Dean street. Mitchell, Robert (at Wm. Wallace & Co.'s), ho., Thomson street. Mitchell, Wilham, & Coy., tobacco manufacturers, 58 King street. Mitchell, Wilham (of Wm. Mitchell & Coy.), ho., Rosebank, London rd. Mitchell, Wilham, & Son, tailors, 13 Douglas street. Mitchell, Mrs. James, mangier, Titchfield street. Mitchell, Mrs. William, potato dealer, 15 Dean street. MOODIE, Hugh, printer, Beansburn. Moodie, John, precentor. North Hamilton street. Moodie, Agnes, teacher, Beansburn.

MOFFAT, J. H., clog maker, 2 Waterloo st.; ho., 21 East Netherton st. MOOINEY, Hugh, slater and general jobber, 19 Sandbed street. MONTGOMERY, John C, clerk, Duke of Portland's Estate Office, Braehead. Montgomery, Thomas, carpet weaver. Grange street. Montgomery, Thomas, cowfeeder, 27 Back lane. MORISON, Alexander, wholesale and family grocer, Morris place. King

street ; house, 3 Portland road.

Morison, George, & Sons, steam fruit preserve makers, 68 Portland st. Morison, George, tea merchant and grocer, 68 Portland street; house, Lilyhill, Hih street. Morison, Robert, foreman baker. Mill lane. 42 MORGAN. GENERAL DIRECTORY. M'ADAM.

MORGAN, John, skinner, 23 High street. MORTON, Alexander, & Son, cutlers, engineers, machine makers, opticians, nautical instrument and telescope makers, John Finnic street. Morton, Alexander (of Alexander Morton & Son), house, 4 Langlands st. Morton, Andrew, storeman to J. Donald & Co., West George street; house, Strandhead. Morton, Charles, engineer and machine maker, Morton place. Morton, George, flesher, 85 Portland street. Morton, Hugh (of Dickie, Fowlds, & Co.), ho.. Laurel Bank, London rd. Morton, James (of Gilchrist & Morton), house, 53 Robertson place. Morton, James, carpet weaver, Douglas street. Morton, Mrs. John, grocer, &c.. Grange street. Morton, Mrs. Thomas, old workshops, Morton place. MOYES & Gowans, brewers, Kilmarnock Brewery, Grange street. Moyes, Robert (of Moyes & Gowans), ho., Kinfauns Lodge Portland road. MUIR, James, sergeant of Burgh Police, 15 East Netherton street. Muir, John Marshall, writer, 27 King street; residence. Bonnyhill House, by Kilmarnock. Muir, Mathew, builder, 31 Bank street.

Muir, Wilham, currier and leather merchant, 8 Titchfield street ; house, 33 Grange street. Muir, Margaret, grocer, 4 Douglas street. Muir, Miss, shroud maker, 19 Bank street. MULLEN, Patrick, china and earthenware dealer, rag and waste merchant, Glencairn square. MUNRO, Peter, jobbing smith, 47 High Glencairn street. Munro, Mrs. John, Hcensed broker, Menford lane. MURCHIE, James (at Stewart Brothers, King street), house, 2 South Hamilton street. MURCHLAND, James, green grocer and gardener, 29 Fore street, and Dean street gardens. MURDOCH, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, Princes st. Murdoch, Grace, dressmaker, 45 High Glencairn street. MURRAY, James, spirit dealer, 13 Cheapside street. Murray, George, drill instructor, A.Y.C., Montgomery street. Murray, John, foreman moulder, Glenfield Works, East Shaw street. Murray, Robert, dyer and scourer, Corn Exchange Buildings, Green st. MURPHY, Mrs. Jane, lodging-house keeper, 26 Fore street. MUSHAT, Hill, & Co., scotch bonnet manufacturers. Union street. Mushat, William (of Mushat, Hill, & Co.), house, Morton place. Mushat, James, draper, 5 West Langlands street. Mushat, John, weaver, Dean street.

MUTTER, George, saddler, 31 Portland street ; house, 2 Clark terrace. M'ADAM, Frederick, 4 Robertson place. M'Adam, Mrs. Wm., flesher, 25 Bank street, and Kadikoi place.

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M'ALISTER, Charles, sergeant volunteer staff, house, 6 Dean street. M'Alister, James, surgeon, 113 King street; house, 64 King street. M'BRATNEY, William, foreman, waggon shop, Railway Works; house. 8 Bonnyton square. M'CAFFRAY, Wilham, draper, 16 Cheapside street; house, 34 Fore st, M'CALL, William (of A. L. Clark & Coy.), house, 3 Langlands street. M'CALLUM, Samuel, spirit dealer, 40 High street. M'Callum, Mrs. John, 16 Croft street. M'CAMMON, Michael, tea dealer, Langlands street. M'CAW, John, wine and spirit merchant, 10 Regent street. M'CLURE, John, 21 Clark street. M'Clure, Mungo, burgh pohce constable, house. Hill street. M'COLL, Hugh (of George Hall & Coy.), ho., 14 North Hamilton street. M'Coll, Ann, grocer, 1 Witch road. M'CoU, Catherine, boys' dress maker, 1 Witch road. M'CONNELL, Edward & John, pawnbrokers, 18J Bank street. M'CRACKEN, Andrew, senr., tailor and clothier, 37 Portland street house. Witch road. M'Cracken, And., junr., tailor and clothier, 37 Portland st.; ho.. Witch rd.

M'CRAE, Robert, cooper and riddle maker, 24 Regent st. ; ho., 39 Fore st. M'Crae, William, cooper, 11 Waterloo street. M'Crae, William R., cooper, 61 Low Glencairn street. M'CREATH, Thomas, grocer, 23 Back street. M'CULLEY, Wilham^ spirit dealer, 54 and 56 Low Glencairn street. M'CIJLLOCH, David, Vulcan Foundry; house, Bellevue Cottage, Bonnyton road.

M'Culloch, Thomas, Yulcan Foundry ; ho., Bellevue Cottage, Bonnyton rd. M'Culloch, Wilham, Yulcan Foundry; ho., 14 Duke street. M'Culloch, Mrs., Bellevue Cottage, Bonnyton road. M'CUTCHEON, Wilham, foreman engineer, Inkerman place. M'Cutcheon, William, sawyer, 4 West Langlands street. M'DERMID, Donald, bottler, 26 Waterloo street; ho,, 33 Soulis street. M'DONALD, Donald, cabinetmaker, 24 King street. M'EWING, Henry, lodging..-house keeper, 4 New street. M'FADZEN, James, commercial traveller, 23 Regent street. M'Fadzen, Mrs., grocer, 38 High street. M'FARLANE, John, spirit dealer, 20 Bank street. M'Farlane, John, hcensed broker and furniture dealer, 64 Fore street.

M'Farlane, Matthew, foreman, Holm Foundry ; ho., 60 Low Glencairn st. M'FE DRIES, Hugh, boot and shoe maker, 13 Fore street. M'Fedries, Thomas, boot and shoe manufacturer, Queen street. M'Fedries, Thomas, spirit dealer, Burns' Tavern, Low Glencairn street. M'GARY, John, tailor and clothier, 16 Waterloo street. M'GAUN, Wilham, cowfeeder, Morton place. M'GAYIN, Wilham, weaving agent. 11 Robertson place. 44 M^GEACHIN.-—GENERAL DIRECTORY. ]\r*LEAN.

M'GEACHIN, G-eorge W., auctioneer, 65 Portland street. M'GEAN, Daniel, boot and shoe manufacturer, 17 Fore street. M'GOUGAN, Thomas (of Rankin & M'Gougan), house, Duke street, entrance from David's lane. M'GOUNE, Edward, licensed broker, 32 Strand street.

M'GREGOR, Adam, foreman printer, Bishopfield Printwork ; house, 1 High street. M'Gregor, Adam, photographer, Robertson's land. King street, entrance from Back lane.

M'Gregor, John, draper, 97 King street ; house, 3 Croft street. M'Gregor, Peter, manager, Bishopfield Printwork, High street; house, Bowring place. Dean street.

M'Gregor, Thomas, clerk, Bishopfield Printwork ; house, 60 Dean street. M'GXJIRE, John, spirit dealer, 21 Fore street. M'HOTJL, David, cowfeeder, 24 Dean street. M'Houl, James, printer, 27 Croft street. M'INDOE, Mrs. Robertson, dealer in unredeemed pledges, 10 Waterloo street; house, 16 Wellington street. M'INTYRE, James, manufacturer of home-made cloths, Dundonald rd. M'KAY, Archibald, bookseller and hbrarian, 124 King street. M'KENZIE, John (of Turnbull & M'Kenzie), ho., Dundonald road. M'Kenzie, John, flesher, 14 Strand street. M'Kenzie, Wm., foreman painter. Railway Works; ho., 1 Langlands st. M'Kenzie, Mrs. Hugh, Brougham place. Witch road. M'KERLIE,, Miss, reader, 24 Welhngton street. M'KERRELL, Thomas, collector for friendly societies and bill poster, 104 Titchfield street. M'KERROW, Andrew, agricultural implement maker, Beansburn. M'KIE, James, printer, bookbinder, bookseller, stationer, and news-agent,

2 and 6 King street ; house. Alpha Cottage (West). M'KINLAY, Alexander, draper, 79 Titchfield street. M'Kinlay, Mrs. Robert, spirit dealer, 81 Titchfield street. M'KISSOCK, George, spiiit dealer, 7 St. Marnock street. M'KNIGHT, George, cowfeeder, 13 Wellington street. M'KORKIE, Mrs.., boarding-house keeper, 2 Henrietta street. M'LAREN, George (of Brown & M'Laren), ho., Gowanbrae, London rd.

M'Laren, George, junr., sohcitor, 1 Cheapside street ; house, Gowanbrae, London road. M'LAUGHLAND, Jas., spirit dealer, Caledonian Tavern, 12 Waterloo st.

M'Laughland, Jeremiah, Bowling Alley, Portland street ; house Clark st. M'Laughland, Neil, hcensed broker, 17 Strand street. M'Laughland, Robert, burgh constable. Low Glencairn street. M'LEAN, Andrew, hot presser and calenderer, 89 Titchfield street. M'Lean, Adam, manufacturer of home-made cloth, 6 East Shaw street. McLean, Andrew (of Wyllie & M'Lean), house, 91 Titchfield street. M'LEAN.—GENERAL DIRECTORY. ^NEILSON. 45

M'Lean, William, clerk, 26 Wellington street. M'Lean, Peter (of William Campbell & Co.), Welbeck Printworks; house, 110 King street. M'LELLAND, Archibald, grocer and fish merchant, 42 and 46 Portland

street ; house, 44 do. M'Lelland, John, ticket collector. Railway Station.

M'Lelland, Peter, dyer, Ladeside ; house, 29 Grange street. M'Lelland, Miss, St. Mungo's Cottage, Clark street. M'MAHON, John, spirit dealer, 32 Fore street. M'MATH, John, sergeant of burgh pohce, Waterside street. ]\1'MULDR0CH, John, joiner, Union street, entrance from High street. M'Muldroch, George, grocer, 9 Boyd street. M'MXJRCHIB, John, grocer. Park street. M'MURTRIE, Adam, Black Bull Hotel, 14 and 16 Portland street. M'Murtrie, John, grocer, Beansburn. M'NAB, Wilham, silk mercer and draper, 13 King st.; ho., 35 Hill st. M'NAUGHT, Turner, portioner, 87 Portland street. M'NAUGHTOlSr, Daniel, embroiderer, Bentinck Factory, Bentinck street. M'JSTaughton, John, criminal officer; house, 6 West Langlands st.

M'NEIL, James, keeper of Reading-Room ; house, Strand street. M'PHAIL, James, tanner, 13 Fulton's lane. M'Phail, Wilham, skinner, 15 East George street. M'PHERSON, Daniel, Crown Hotel, Cheapside street. M'Pherson, John, carter, 33 Back street. M*QUADE, Peter, thatcher. Low Church lane. M'QXJEEN, David, fancy bread and biscuit baker, 81 King street. M'SKIMMING, Andrew (at C. & A. M. Samson's), John Finnie street M'YAIL, James, tailor, 5 Bouverie place. Grange street. M'YICAR, Alexander, miller. New Mill, by Kilmarnock. M'WHIR, John, Free High Church officer, 86 Portland street. M'WHIRTER, Thomas, baker, 8 Wellington street. M'WILLIAM, Mary, dressmaker, 4 High Glencairn street.

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NAIRN, George, senr., blockcutter, Fowlds street. Nairn, George, junr., clerk, Fowlds street. National Bank of Scotland, office, 26 King street; James Wilson and James Stewart, agents. NEIL, John, grocer, 1 Morton place. Neil, Mrs. James, ironer and dresser, Robertson place. Neil, Margaret, grocer. Hill street. NEILSON, Andrew, baker, 26 Fore street. Neilson, James, draper. Park street. Neilson, Robert, seedsman, &c., 31 Fore street. 46 NEW. GENERAL DIRECTOKY, PATRICK.

New Public School, Fowlds street ; James Stevenson, teacher. NEWLANDS, John, jeweller and watchmaker, 22 Portland street. NISBET, Andrew, foreman boiler maker, Railway Works; house, 64 p

Bonnyton square. , I Nisbet, Matthew, smith, Dunlop street. Nisbet, Thomas, skinner, 48 High street. NICOL, James, shoemaker, 39 Boyd street.

NORYAL, James, foreman joiner, Railway Works ; ho., 68 Bonnyton sq. o

OLIVER, Andrew, draper, 63 King street; house, Hawthorn Bank, London road. OHver, Hugh, burgh constable, Bentinck street. Ohver, Mrs. Andrew, senr., sewing agent. Back lane. ORR, WiUiam, manager to Charles RobiD & Coy., Croft street. OSBORNE, James, draper, Crown Inn Close, Cheapside. j Osborne, Wilham, 20 Princes street. "' OSTLER, James, colhery manager. Witch road.

PAISLEY, James, carpet foreman, 4 Dean street. PARKER, Thomas, cowfeeder, 6 West Netherton street. PATERSON, Andrew, picture frame maker, St. Andrew's street. Paterson, J., sewmg agent, West Netherton street. Paterson, John, flesher, 27 Fore street.

Paterson, John, of&cer of Clerk's Lane E.U. Ch. ; ho.. Clerk's lane manse,

Paterson, John, inspector of poor, Kilmarnock House ; ho., Clark street.

Paterson, John, waiter, George Hotel ; house, 77 Portland street. Paterson, Robert, spirit dealer, 6 West George street. Paterson, Wilham, 1 West Langlands street. Paterson, Mrs., mangier, 36 Hill street. Paterson, Catherine, dressmaker, 80 Titchfield street. PATON, Hugh (of W. Samson & Coy.), ho., Yiewvilla, Hill street, Paton, James, flesher, Witch road. Paton, John, bonnet manufacturer, 28 High street. Paton, John, plasterer, 11 West Langlands street. Paton, Robert, smith and ironmonger, 57 Strand street; ho., 12 Hill st. Paton, Robert (of W. Samson & Coy.), house, Yiewvilla, Hill street. Paton, Thomas, flesher, 35 Hill street. PARTRIDGE, George, tailor and clothier, 5 Waterloo street; and spirit dealer, at house, 9 High Glencairn street. PATRICK, Mrs., midwife, 14 Robertson place. PATRICK. GENERAL DIRECTORY. RAMAGE, 47

Patrick, Misses, Ladies' Seminary, Jolin Finnie street. PAXTON, George, & Sons, brewers, Richardland Brewery. Paxton, George (of George Paxton & Sons), house, Richardland House. Paxton, James (of George Paxton & Sons), house, Bellsford Bank, off East Netherton street. Paxton, John, M.D., Edin., Winton place, Dundonald road. Paxton, Jeanie, dressmaker, 81 Titchfield street. PEDEN, John, & Co., coachbuilders, 7 and 9 Bank street. Peden, Wilham, 28 Back street. PEEBLES, John, chimney sweeper. Strand street. PERRY, Bernard, chimney sweeper, 44 Fore street. PETRIE, David, & Son, Grange street. PETRIE, Thomas (of David Petrie & Son), 13 Grange street. PHILLIPS, David, grocer and spirit dealer, 80 Hill street; house, 62 do. Phillips, Mrs., ladies' sick nurse, Titchfield street. PICKEN, James Hunter, Burnside House, London road, and Hillhouse Lodge, near Fenwick. PITT, David, senr., potato merchant, 27 and 29 Regent street. Pitt, David, Junr., potato merchant, 27 and 29 Regent street. POLLOCK, Charles, grocer, 14 High Glencairn street; house, 12 High Glencairn street.

Pollock, Wihiam, hair dresser, 4 Market lane. ; house, 45 King st. POLLARD, Benjamin, manufacturer, 22 East Shaw street. PORTER, Alexander, spirit dealer, 32 Langlands street, Portland Forge Coy., Forge street, off Bonnyton road.

Post Office, Queen street ; David Rankin, postmaster. PRIDE, Wilham, manager, Kilmarnock Foundry, 33 Dean street. Q

QTJIN, Ennis, hcensed broker, 40 Fore street. Quin, Patrick, china merchant, 36 Fore street. Quin, Thomas, licensed broker, 24 Fore street.

RAE, David, clothier, 18 Cheapside street. Rae, Samuel, boot and shoe manufacturer, 15 Park street. RAEBURN, John, portioner. High street. RAILTON, Robert (of Gregory, Thomson's & Coy.), Deanside House, Beansburn. Railton, William, architect and civil engineer, St. Marnock place ; house, Grange terrace, Irvine road. Railton, Mrs. John, portioner, London road. RAMAGE, Adam, Dean House, near Kilmarnock, 48 RAMAGE. GENEBAL DIRECTORY. RICHMOND.

Hamage, Rev. Thos., minister of Reformed Pl-esbyterian Church, Mill lane. RAMSAY, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 18 Boyd street. Ramsay, William, builder, St. Andrew's street. RANKIN, David (of Wm. Rankin & Son), house, Barbadoes Bank, Dundonald road.

Rankin, James, watch and clockmaker and jeweller, 82 King street ; ho.^ Summerlee Cottage, South Hamilton street. Rankin, James, surgeon, 60 Portland street. Rankin, John B. (of Wm. Rankin & Son), house, Barbadoes Bank. Rankin, Robert, spirit dealer, 9 Regent street. Rankin, W. & J., drapers, 13 Titchfield street. Rankin, William, general jobber, 122 King street. Rankin, Wilham, & Coy., pharmaceutical chemists, 7 King street. Rankin, William (of Wilham Rankin & Coy.), chemist, house, Belmont House, Grange terrace. Rankin & M'Gougan, pawnbrokers, Duke st., entrance from' David's lane; Rankin, William (of Rankin & M'Gougan), 13 Titchfield street. Rankin, Wilham, & Son, wine and spirit merchants, 96 King street Rankin, Mrs., baker, 6 Duke street. Rankin, Miss, Wallace Bank, Welhngton street. RAYNER, John, officer of inland revenue, Park lane.

READiNG-Room, 5 Portland street ; John Steven, secretary. REID, Charles, senr., road surveyor, Lillymount Cottage, Clark street. Reid, Charles, junr., pavier and contractor, Lillymount Cottage, Clark st. Reid, Hugh, Pleasantfield Cottage, Witch road. Reid, Hugh (of John Reid & Son), house, 1 Henrietta street. Reid, James Carse (of W. & T. Samson), house, 10 Rosebank, oU London road. Reid, John, & Son, house painters and decorators, 51 Portland street. Reid, John (of John Reid & Son), 49 Portland street. Reid, John, foreman gardener, 10 Rosebank, off London road. Reid, John, Portland Printworks, off Welbeck street; house, Queen street. Reid, Robert, & Co., cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 94 King street. Reid, Robert (of Reid & Co.), 94 King street. Reid, Mrs. Hugh, mangier. Back lane. Reid, Mrs. Hugh, Clark street. Reid, Ehzabeth, boarding-house keeper, 2 West George street. RENNIE, James, carpet weaver, 12 Boyd street. Rennie, John, staff sergeant of enrolled pensioners, Titchfield street. REYBURN, Hugh T. (of Douglas, Reyburn, & Co.), ho., Portland rd. Reyburn, Mrs. James, milhner, 1 Titchfield street.

RiCHARDLAND Brcwcry, off Bentinck street ; George Paxton & Sons.

RICHMOND, Andrew, millwright and engineer, Bentinck street ; house,. Fowlds street. Richmond, Archibald, spirit merchant, Portland Arms Inn, Cross. RICHMOND. GENERAL DIRECTORY. ROME. 49

Richmond, George, grocer, 49 Grange street. Richmond, John (of P. Ritchie & Co.), house, West Park, Dundonald rd. Richmond, John, spirit dealer, 71 Portland st.; house, 4 Henrietta st. Richmond, John, baby linen warehouse, 9 Queen street. Richmond, Janet, dressmaker, 2 Mill lane. KIDDELL, Thomas, store keeper, Railway Workshops. RITCHIE, James, spirit dealer, Kay Tavern, 15 Fore street. Ritchie, Lawrence, viohnist. East Netherton street. Ritchie, Peter, & Co., military forage cap and Scotch bonnet manufacturers, 20 Welhngton street. Ritchie, Peter (of Peter Ritchie & Co.), ho., West Park, Dundonald rd. Ritchie, WiUiam, foreman engineer, Inkerman place. River Bank Printwork, Mill road, off Welbeck street. ROBB, Charles, & Coy., Glasgow and Kilmarnock carriers, Wheat Sheaf Inn, Croft street. Robb, Daniel, tailor, Waterside street. Robb, Mrs. James, Wheat Sheaf Inn, Croft street. ROBERTSON, Alexander, Kilmarnock Forge, Townholm. Robertson, Andrew, Kilmarnock Forge, Townholm. Robertson, Daniel, grocer, 42 Low Glencairn street. Robertson, James, flesher. High Glencairn street. Robertson, James, junr., solicitor, 14 Duke st.; ho., 36 High Glencairn st. Robertson, James, temperance coffee house, 29 Portland street. Robertson, John, Kilmarnock Forge, Townholm. Robertson, John, foreman skinner, Souhs street.

Robertson, Rev. Patrick W., minister, Free High Church ; manse, Monk- land Lodge, London road. Robertson, Robert, grocer, 11 Glencairn square. Robertson, R. C, painter, paper-hanger, and gilder, glazier, and glass

merchant, 46 King street ; house, Morningside Villa, Portland road. Robertson, Thomas, foreman pattern maker, Inkerman place. Robertson, William, senr., flesher, 9 Waterloo street. Robertson, WiUiam, junr., flesher, 72 Portland street. Robertson, William P., manager, Moorfield brick and tile works, by Kil- marnock; house, Gargieston Cottage. RODGER, Andrew, keeper of Billiard-Room, West George street; house, Rosebank, Townholm,

Rodger, James, clerk, Post-Office ; house, Fowlds street. Rodger, James D., spirit dealer, Reform Tavern, 65 Fore street. Rodger, Margaret, Kadikoi place, North Hamilton street. Rodgers, James H., Elmslie, London road. ROME, George, senr., lathsplitter. West Langlands street.

Rome, George, junr., lathsplitter and fruit merchant, 82 Portland street j house, 69 do. Rome, James, joiner, 15 West Langlands street. 60 ROME. GENERAL DIRECTORY. SHAW.

Rome, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 14 Wellington street. ROSE, James, teacher, Langlands street. ROSS, George, designer in paper-hangings, flower cloths, and oil table

covers, and block cutter ; house, Braeside ; workshops, London road. ROWAT, & Co., spirit dealers, 4 Green street. Rowat, James, foreman builder, West Netherton street. Royal Bank of Scotland, office, 32 Portland st.; Gumming & Main, agents.

ROXBURGH, Hugh, confectioner, 14 King street ; house, Clark street. Roxburgh, Miss, teacher, Female School of Industry, West Netherton st.

RUNCIE, Samuel, clothier, 7 Portland street ; house, St. Andrew's street. RUSSELL, Charles, wood turner, Princes street. Russell, Ebenezer, wood turner, 19 East George street. Russell, James, spirit dealer, Thatched Cottage, 1 Dean lane. Russell, James, teacher. Mission House, West Shaw street. Russell, John, shoemaker and blacking manufacturer, 13 Bank street. Russell, Robert, cutler, 69 Portland street.

Russell, Thomas, assistant inspector of poor, Kilmarnock House ; house, Mill road, off Welbeck street. Russell, William, shirtmaker, hosier, and milliner, 44 King street. S

SAMSOIS", C. & A. M., wood merchants, John Finnie street.

Samson, William, & Co., seedsmen, 3 Cheapside street ; seed stores, 30 Nelson street. Samson, W. & T., nurserymen and florists, 3 Cheapside street, and Rose- bank, off London road. Samson, Mrs., green grocer and confectioner, 34 Bank street. Samson, Miss Mary, Burnside House, London road. SANDS, James, grocer and spirit dealer, Titchfielcj street. SAWER, James (of Wight & Sawer), house, 24 Robertson place. SCOTT, James, fruiterer, Duke street. Scott, WiUiam, contractor, Dundonald road. Scott, Miss, Fortacre Cottage, Witch road. Gavin, 50 Portland street. SCOULAR, g

Scoular, Gavin, junr , 50 Portland street. g,

Scoular, Michael, grocer and provision merchant, 52 Portland street ; ho., Victoria Cottage, Witch road.

SHANNON, Alexander, foreman smith, Raflway Workshops ; house, 71 Bonnyton square.

SHAW, Hugh, teller. Commercial Bank of Scotland ; ho., Dundonald rd. Shaw, Hugh, builder and general jobber, 18 St. Andrew's street.

Shaw, John, flesher, 15 St. Marnock street. I Shaw, William, flesher and ham curer, Dunlop street. ;

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SHEARER, John, spirit dealer, 10 West L an glands street. Shearer, Robert, weaving agent, 18 East Netherton street. SHIELDS, Henry, grocer, head of High street. Shields, John, baker. High Glencairn street. SHINNIN, Andrew, gardener, Hill street. SIMPSON, David, burgh pohee constable, North Hamilton street.

Simpson, John, solicitor, 8 Duke st.; ho., Hunter's Hill, off John Finnie st. Simpson, Wilham, Dundonald road.

SINCLAIR. James, post-runner to Symington ; house, Souhs street. Sinclair, John, Commercial Inn, Croft street. SLOAN,, Wilham, grocer and spirit dealer, 22 Soulis street. SMITH, Alexander, session clerk, and classical teacher, Kilmarnock

Academy ; house, Titchfield street. Smith, Alexander, grocer and provision dealer, 41 Robertson place. Smith Brothers, stationers, printers, lithographers, &c., 30 King street. Smith, David, weaving agent, 40 Robertson place. Smith, Ebenezer, writer, and agent for the British Linen Coy. Bank, 63 Portland street. Smith, George, upholsterer, 3 Fulton's lane. Smith, Rev. George J., C. C. St. Joseph's, Hill street. Smith, James, clothier, 32 King street. Smith, James, silk mercer draper, and Morris place, King street ; house. Grange terrace, Irvine road. Smith, James, grocer, 32 Robertson place. Smith, James, pharmaceutical chemist. Apothecary's Hall, 62 King street house, Etruria Bank, Portland terrace. Smith, James (of R. Grieve & Son), 26 Portland street. Smith, John, bookseller, and agent for the "Ayr Advertiser," 20 Portland street; house, Hunter's Hill, off John Finnie street. Smith, John, burgh police constable, Waterloo street. Smith, John, Greenbank, Hill street. Smith, Mathew, grocer and spirit dealer, 42 High Glencairn street ; ho., 2 Glencairn square. Smith, Matthew (of Smith and Wallace), ho., Brougham place, Witch rd. Smith, Robert, weaving agent. West Netherton street. Smith, Thomas (of Smith Brothers), house, Bowring place, Dean street. Smith, Wilham, cowfeeder, 5 London road. Smith, William, carpet foreman, Nelson street. Smith and Wallace, accountants, house factors, and insurance agents, 11 King street.

Smith, Mrs. James, register office for servants, 41 Titchfield street. Smith, Agnes, dressmaker, 40 Robertson place. Smith, Jane, grocer and provision merchant, 30 Fore street. SOMERVAIL, John, foreman baker, Hill street. Soraervail, William, Braeside Spinning Mill, and Hapland Mills, Dunlop. 52 SPEIKS. GENERAL DIRECTORY. STEWART.

SPEIRS, Mrs., boarding-house keeper, 18 Croft street. SPENCE, William, weavers' agent, West Shaw street.

SpringyALE Seminary, Dundonald road ; Misses MacGrlashan. "Standard" Printing Office, 23 Croft street. STEEL, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 12 High street. Steel, Hugh, grocer and victualler, 70 Portland street. Steel, J., spirit dealer, 9 Waterloo street. Steel, John, grocer and victualler, 2 Langlands street.

Steel, John, boot and shoe manufacturer, 76 King street ; ho., 26 Bank st. Steel, Wilham, engine-keeper, 37 Boyd street. Steel, Mrs. John, spirit dealer. Star Inn, Regent street. STEPHEN, Andrew, hosier, 1041 King street. Stephen, Andrew, foreman blockcutter, 11 Douglas street. STEVEN, John, sohcitor, notary pubHc, and insurance agent, 4 East

Greorge street ; house, Clyde \"illa, Dundonald road.

Steven, Samuel, glass and china merchant, 85 King street ; house, North Hamilton street.

Stevens, Hugh, toy and brush merchant, 71 King street ; house, John Finnie street. STEVENSON, Alexander, tapestry carpet weaver, 10 West George st. Stevenson, David, clerk. Post Office, Fowlds street. Stevenson, Humphrey, & Son, wool, yarn, and insurance agents, 8 East George street.

Stevenson, James, teacher. New Public School, Fowlds st. ; ho. 38 King st. Stevenson, J. T. (of Humphrey Stevenson & Son), house. Princes street. Stevenson, John, cowfeeder, Welbeck street

Stevenson, John G., saddler, 3 King street ; house, Dundonald road. Stevenson, John Vallance, 22 West Netherton street. Stevenson, Robert, shoe manufacturer, New street. Stevenson, Thomas, printer, stationer, bookseller, and news-agent, 4 Port-

land street ; house, Rankin's Buildings, Regent street. Stevenson, WilUam, Dean place, Witch road. STEWART, Alexander Morris (of Stewart Brothers), ho., 36 Portland rd. Stewart, Andrew Dunlop (of Stewart Brothers), ho., Viewvilla, London rd, Stewart, Andrew, clothier, St. Marnock street. Stewart Brothers, clothiers, 31 and 33 King street.

Stewart, James, solicitor, and banker, National Bank of Scotland ; house, Cavendish House, 3 Portland terrace. Stewart, James, teacher, Clark Street School Stewart, John, licensed broker, 23 Fore street.

Stewart, John (of Stewart Brothers), clothiers ; Shawhill House, Hurlford. Stewart, John, Water Coy.'s Office, Mill lane. Stewart, John, bonnet maker. Union street. Stewart, John, portioner, 10 Fore street. Stewart, John, hatter, 12 King street; house, 10 Fore street. STEWART. GENERAL DIRECTORY. TAYLOR. 53

Stewart, Robert, baker, Titchfield street. Stewart, Robert, boiler-maker, North Hamilton street. Stewart, Robert, joiner, 18 High Glencairn street. Stewart, Samuel, grocer and spirit dealer, 9 Glencairn square. Stewart, Thomas, & Sons, ironmongers, 13 and 15 Regent street. Stewart, Thomas (of Thomas Stewart & Sons), house, Portland terrace. Stewart, Thomas, spirit dealer and cork manufacturer, Waterloo street. Stewart, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 18 Low Glencairn street. Stewart, William A., Alpha Cottage (East), Park lane.

Stewart, William (of Charles Brown & Coy.), house, 6 West George st. Stewart, Mrs. Hugh, milliner, 11 Wellington street. Stewart, Miss, Alpha Cottage (East), Park lane. Stewart, Miss, Gardenhill, Hill street. , James, locomotive superintendent, G, & S.-W. Railway; house, Hill street. Stirling, Miss Jane, grocer, Kadikoi place, Bonnyton road. STOBO, Rev. E. J., baptist minister, Henrietta street. STRANG, Allan, 27 Portland road. STURROCK, John, writer, sub-distributor of stamps, and sub-collector

of land and assessed taxes, Duke street ; ho., Green House, Green st. Sturrock, Peter (of Allan Gilmour & Co.), Hurlford Colliery; house, London road.

St. Joseph's C. School, Low Church lane ; Rose Boyle, teacher. SXJLTER, Alexander, bonnet manufacturer, 22 Boyd street. Suiter, Ann, dressmaker and milhner, 12 Wellington street. SUTCLIFFE, Benjamin, spirit dealer, 44 Low Glencairn street. SUTHERLAND, George, funeral society collector, 13 Mill lane.

SYM, John, officer, Free St. Andrew's Church ; house, 2 Fowlds street.

SYMINGTON, Rev, John, minister, King Street U.P. Church ; house, Dundonald road. T

TAIT, Alexander, green grocer, Titchfield street. TANNAHILL, Robert, tailor, 16 Low Glencairn street. Tannahill, Wm., foreman mason. West Netherton street. TANNOCK, James, carpet weaver, Welbeck street. Tannock, Robert, carter and storeman, 20 Braeside street. Tannock, Robert, junr., draper, 9 King street; house, 10 Rill street. Tannock, Robert, salesman to A. Finnic & Son, Braefoot; house. Brougham place, Witch road. Tannock, William, artist and photographer, 4 Grange street. TAYLOR, James, joint agent Clydesdale Bank, 61 Portland street; ho , 1 Princes street. 54 TAYLOE. GENERAL DIRECTORY. THOMSON.

Taylor, James, grocer and victualler, 8 Wellington st. ; ho., Beansburn.

Taylor, James, clothier, 54 King street ; ho., Hillside Cottage, Clark st. Taylor & Hood, fleshers and ham ciirers, 4 and 6 Fore street. Taylor, R. W., teacher, Kilmarnock Reformatory School. Taylor, Thomas, sheriff officer, 6Q Portland street. Taylor, William, sheriff and burgh officer. 6Q Portland street. Taylor, William (of Cuthbertson & Taylor), house, London road. Taylor, WiUiam (of Taylor & Hood), house, 9 Portland street. Taylor, Mrs., Moorfield House, by Kilmarnock. Taylor, Mrs., 66 Fore street

Telegraph Office, Railway Station ; W. Malcolm, clerk in charge. TEMPLETON, George (of John Templeton & Son), ho., 10 Clark street. Templeton, Hugh, grocer and spirit dealer, 74 Fore street. Templeton, Hugh B., sawyer, Inkerman place, Bonnyton road. Templeton, James (of Templeton & Turnbull), house, Hill street. Templeton, John, & Son, cheese and grain merchants, 8 Croft street, Templeton, John (of John Templeton & Son), house, 10 Clark street. Templeton, John, baker, 12 Titchfield street.

Templeton, Robert, draper, 60 King street ; house, Whin Cottage, South BLamilton street. Templeton, Robert, jobbing gardener, 34 Hill street. Templeton & Turnbull, joiners, 96 Portland street. Templeton, William, letter carrier, 45 Robertson place. Templeton, Mrs. Margaret, grocer and victualler, 28 Bank street. Templeton, Miss, grocer, 14 Dean street. Templeton, Mary, milhner and dressmaker, 22 West Netherton street. THOMSON, Allan, truck superintendent, Glasgow As South- Western

Railway ; house, 78 Hill street. Thomson, Alexander, boot and shoe manufacturer, 68 Fore street. Thomson, Andrew, grocer, 88 Titchfield street. Thomson, Andrew, spirit dealer, 128 King street. Thomsons Brothers, Scotch and English warehouse, haberdashers, hosiers, smallware, and Berlin wool merchants, 29 King street. Thomson, Charles, officer of King Street U.P. Church; house, King street. Thomson, George, builder and general jobber. Dean lane. Thomson, George, railway guard, 1 Langlands street.

Thomson, Ivie, v^erger of Trinity Episcopal Church ; ho., St. Marnock pi. Thomson, James, plumber, 20 Waterloo street.

Thomson, James, house-factor, &c., 27 King street ; ho., 9 Princes street.

Thomson, James, grocer and victualler, 7 Regent street ; ho., Prhaces st. Thomson, James, manufacturer of winceys, 2 Welbeck street. Thomson, J. & M., drapers, 45 King street. Thomson, John (of J. & M. Thomson), house, 3 Langlands street. Thomson, John, tinsmith, gasfitter, & adjuster of weights & measures, King st. Thomson, John, 2 Grange terrace, Irvine road. THOMSON. GENERAL DIRECTORY.—TURNBULL. 55

Thomson, Rev. John, minister, St. Marnock's Ch. ; manse, 1 Portland ter.

Thomson, J. & W., grain and flour merchants, 6 King st. ; store. Regent st. Thomson, John (of J. & W. Thomson), house. Witch road. Thomson, John A., Wardend House, Grange street. Thomson, Neil, clerk, British Linen Company Bank, 63 Portland st. Thomson, Robert, bonnet dresser, 45 Back street.

Thomson, Rev. Robert, assistant minister of St. Marnock's Church ; ho., Witch road. Thomson, Robert (of W. & M. Thomson), ho.. The Cottage, Crookedhohn. Thomson, Thomas, rope and twine manufacturer, Kilmarnock Rope Work,, 3 Langlands brae. Thomson, Thomas, carter, 41 High street. Thomson, Wilham (of Thomsons Brothers), ho., Brougham pi, Witch rd. Thomson, William, letter carrier, 26 Nelson street. Thomson, Wilham, & Son, hat and cap manufacturers, and furriers, Morris- place, 39 King street. Thomson, Wilham (of Wilham Thomson & Son), house, Bowring place, Dean street. Thomson, William (of J. & W. Thomson), house, South Hamilton street. Thomson, W. & M., manufacturers, Crookedholm. Thomson, Mrs. David, ladies' sick nurse, 41 Titchfield street. Thomson, Mrs. Joseph, Witch road. Thomson, Mrs. Robert, glue and size maker. College Wynd. Thomson, Miss, at James S. Gregory's, Townend. Thomson & Bruce, dressmakers, St. Marnock street. THORBURN, Thomas, boot and shoe manufacturer, Titchfield street.

Titchfield Foundry, Titchfield street ; John Bicket & Son. TODD, James, rope and twine manufacturer, entrance from 1 Robertson

place ; house, St. Andrew's street. Todd, Matthew (of Dreghorn & Aitken), 79 King street. Todd, Catherine, Morris lane. TOLL, John, fruit merchant, 25 Portland street. TONNER, John, licensed broker. Low Church lane. TORRANCE, Alex., wholesale and retail confectioner, High Glencairn st,

Torrance, Alexander, green grocer, 4 Fore street ; house, Pointhouse, Dundonald road. Torrance, John, sohcitor, 87 King st.; house, Yiewfield, Dundonald rd.

TOWERS, Wilham, baker ; house, 3 W^est Langlands street.

TowNHEAD District School, Union street ; D. Ferguson, teacher. TURNBULL, Andrew (of Templeton & TurnbuU), ho., 4 Langlands brae. TurnbuU, John P., boot and shoe merchant, 1 King st.; house, 77 do.

Turnbull, John, boot and shoe manufacturer, 45 Portland street ; house,. Bowring place, Dean street. Turnbull & M'Kenzie, clothiers, 61 King street. Turnbull, Robert (of Turnbull & M'Kenzie), house, 4 Langlands brae. ,

56 TURNER. GENERAL DIRECTORY. WALLACE.

TURNER & Ewing, aerated water manufacturers, Mill lane.

Turner, Frederick J., factor for the Duke of Portland, Braehead, Kil- •

marnock ; house, The Dean, by Kilmarnock. Turner, John (of Turner & Ewing), house, 18 Mill lane.

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Union Bank of Scotland, office, Bank st. ; R. & D. C. Gairdner, agents. URIE, Mrs. James, 17 Clark street.

Wales, Hugh, innkeeper. Rainbow Hotel, 5 King street. WALKER, Alexander (of John Walker & Sons), house, Wallace Bank, Wellington street. Walker, Andrew, innkeeper, George Hotel, Portland street. Walker, James, grocer, 25 Titchfield street. Walker, James, baker, Morton place. Walker, John, & Sons, agents for Steel, Coulson, & Company, brewers, Edinburgh and Glasgow, 25 King street. Walker, John, & Sons, wine and spirit merchants, 25 King street.

Walker, Robert, coalmaster, Fairhe Colhery ; ho., Green House, Green st.

Walker, William G., manager. Gas Works ; house. Gas Cottage, Park st. Walker, Mrs. John, Glenbank Cottage, India street. WALLACE, Angus, British Linen Company Bbnk, 63 Portland street. Wallace, Duncan, burgh police constable. East l^etherton street. Wallace, Fullerton, tailor, 1 Bridge lane. Wallace, George, grocer, 27 Robertson place. Wallace, Hugh, mason and contractor, Montgomery place, Hill street. Wallace, James, builder and contractor, 23 Portland road. Wallace, James, coachman, Braehead Cottage, London road.

Wallace, James, pawnbroker, 18 Cheapside street ; ho., Bentinck street. Wallace, James, weaver, 27 East Shaw street. Wallace, John, grocer, 5 West Shaw street. Wallace, John (of Smith & Wallace), ho., Burnside Cottage, London rd.

Wallace, John, pawnbrokers' assistant, 18 Cheapside st ; ho., Bentinck st. Wallace, Robert, foreman shoemaker at A. L. Clark & Co.'s.; house, 29 Clark street. Wallace, Robert, jobbing gardener. West Shaw street.

Wallace, Ross, tobacco manufacturer, 55 King street ; house, Fairy Hill Cottage, Park lane. Wallace, William, & Co., grocers, wine and spirit merchants, 55 Portland st. WALLACE. GENERAL DIRECTORY. WILSON. 57

Wallace, William, spirit dealer, 8 London road. Wallace, Misses, Halket Park, Hill street. WARDROP, Alexander, tanner, 19 East George street. WARK, Miss, Alma Cottage, Witch road. WATSON, George, manufacturer and warehouseman, 28 Portland road. Watson, James, writer, 88 King street; house, 19 West Shaw street. Watson & Company, hthographers, 32 King street. Watson, John (of Watson & Coy.), house, Nelson street. Watson, John, engineer and smith, West Netherton street. Watson, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 2 St. Marnock street. Watson, William, pattern-maker, Glenfield Foundry, East Shaw street. WATT, Hugh, grocer and victualler, 9 Cheapside street. Watt, John, Maryfield Yilla, Dundonald road. Watt, Magdehne, grocer, 24 Robertson place. WATERSTONE & Milne, general drapers, 100 King street. Waterstone, Adam (of Waterstone k Milne), house, St. Marnock street. WAUGH, Thomas, inspector of poor for Riccarton, accountant, house & land factor, & insurance agent, 10 Portland st.; ho., 43 Titchfield st. WEBSTER, Rev. Alexander, minister of the second charge of the Low

Church ; house, Edgehill Manse, London road.

WEIR, James (of Wm. Mitchell & Co.), tobacco manufacturers ; house, Mountgean House, Boyd street. Weir, Mrs. William, grocer, 45 Robertson place. WIGHT & Sawer, clothiers. Queen street. Wight, Hugh (of Wight & Sawer), ho., Hope Cottage, South Hamilton st. Wight, Hugh, cowfeeder, Hope Cottage, South Hamilton street. WILLOCK, James, skinner, Soulis street. Willock, WiUiam, druggists' assistant, 56 King street. WILLIAMSON, John, draper, and manufacturer of baby linen and ladies' underclothing, 16 Bank street; house, 30 Portland road. . WILLISON, George, clerk, Fiscal's office, St. Marnock st.; ho.. Witch rd. WILSON, Alexander, spirit merchant, Albion Tavern, 3 Market lane. Wilson, Andrew, grocer, 10 High Glencairn street. Wilson, Hugh, & Son, carpet manufacturers, Grange street. Wilson, Hugh, senr. (of Hugh Wilson & Son), house, 17 Bank street.

Wilson, Hugh, junr. (of Hugh Wilson & Son), ho., Bellsbrae, Titchfield st. Wilson & Harvie, block cutters and type founders, Bentinck street. Wilson, James, agent of the National Bank of Scotland; house, Shaw Bank, East Shaw street. Wilson, James S., Shaw Bank^ East Shaw street. Wilson, James, Spinning Mill, Menford lane; house, 42 Portland road. Wilson, James, spirit merchant, 1 Mill lane. Wilson, John, draper, 27 King street. Wilson, John, joiner, 37 Waterside street. Wilson, Joseph (of Wilson & Harvie), house, 9 Robertson place. 58 WILSON. GENERAL DIRECTORY. YUILLE.

Wilson, Matthew, bookseller, stationer, and news-agent, 32 Duke street. Wilson, Robert, gardener, 18 Braeside street. Wilson, William, jobbing gardener, 34 Mill lane. Wilson, Mrs. Robert, spirit dealer, 118 King street. WOOD, William, grocer and potato merchant, Titchfield street. WOODBURN, Misses, "The Brae" Cottage, Beansburn. WRIGHT, James, jobbing gardener, 14 Braeside street. Wright, John, potato merchant, 31 Fore street. Wright, Mary, china and earthenware dealer, 47 High Glencairn street.

WYLLIE, Alexander, grocer, Sandbed street ; house, 30 Duke street.

Wyllie, Daniel, teacher. East George Street School ; ho., 30 Boyd street. Wylhe, James, draper and clothier, 16 Douglas street. Wylhe, James, & Son, wincey manufacturers, 4 Hill st., and 39 Portland st. Wyllie, James, carpet weaver, 14 Boyd street. Wylhe, John (of Wylhe & M'ljean), house, St. Andrew's street. Wylhe, John, family grocer and wine merchant, 12 and 14 Cheapside st.; house, 17 St. Marnock street. Wyllie, John, letter carrier, Fowlds street. Wyllie & M'Lean, coachmakers, 65 Portland street. Wyllie, Robert, manufacturer of winceys, delaines, &c., 69 Titchfield st. Wyllie, Thomas, shoemaker, 14 Boyd street. Wyllie, Wilham, hosier, 85 Titchfield street. Wylhe, Wilham, skinner, 17 Fulton's lane. Wyllie, Mrs., portioner, 23 High street.

Wyllie, Misses, Holmhead House, Kilmarnock. I j Wylhe, Janet, 33 Clark street. Wylhe, Mary, mangier, 39 Bank street. Y

YEATS, Andrew, Woodhill Colhery ; house, Tay Cottage, Hill street. Yeats, Robert, coalmaster. Grange Colliery; house, Gardenhill, Hill st. YOUNG, John, cook and confectioner, Royal Hotel, 98 King street. Young, Matthew (of Finnic & Young), house, 8 Regent street. Young, Thomas, chemist and druggist, 57 King st.; ho., Kirktonholm st. Young, Thomas, burgh pohce constable, Bentinck street. Young, Rev. Wilham, minister of Free St. Andrew's Church; manse, Spotland Lodge, Portland terrace. Young, William, grocer, 1 Souhs street. Young, Mrs. A. H., Springbank, Wellington street. Young, Mrs. Robert, furrier and dyer, 4 St. Marnock place. YUILLE, David (of Robert Yuille & Son), house, 5 Fowlds street. Yuille, George, slater, 1 Garden street. Yuille, James M. (of Robert Yuille & Son), 23 Portland street. Yuille, Robert, & Sons, slaters, 23 Portland street. Yuille, Robert (of Robert Yuille & Sons), ?3 Portland street. POST-OFFICE

KILMARNOCK TRADES' DIRECTORY,

ARRANGED BY PROFESSIONS.

ACCOUNTANTS. Robertson, R, C, 46 King st. (Minton's patent encaustic tiles) Anderson, James, 1 St. Marnock place Shearer, Brown, John, & Son, 6 King street Robert, 18 East Netherton st. Halbert, George, 126 King street (weaving) Smith & Wallace, 11 King street Smith, David, 40 Robertson pi. (weaving) Thomson, James, 27 King street Smith, Robert, West Netherton street Waugh, Thomas, 10 Portland street (weaving) Spence, Wm., West Shaw st. (weaving) JERATED WATER MANUFAC- Stevenson, Humphrej', & Son (com'ission) Walker, John, & Son, 25 King street TURERS. (Steel, Coulson, & Co., brewers) Rankin, Wm. & Coy., 7 King street Turner & Evving, Mill lane AGRICQLTURAL IMPLEMENT AGENTS. MAKER. Aitken, Mrs. A., 2 East George st (coal) M'Kerrow, Andrew, Beansburn Boyd, Alex. M., 36 Portland st. (sewing machines) ARCHITECTS. Brown, John, & Son, 6 King street (com- Ingram, James, 114 King street mission, and for Glasgoiv, Liverpool, Railton, William, 1 St. Marnock place and London steamers and sailing ships) Bryden, Samuel, & Son, 25 Robertson AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS- place (commission) Dunlop, Patrick, Altonhill, by Kilmk. Craig, J., & Son, George Hotel Buildings M'Geachin, G-eorge W., 65 Portland st. (sewing machines) Cowan, Wm., Corn Exchange Buildings, BABY LINEN WAREHOUSES. London road (machines of all kinds) Ferguson, A. & J., Ill Granger, James, 51 Strand street (wool King street and commission) Kirk, Mrs., Duke street Macmillan, M. &. W., 12 Duke street Inglis, James, 24 Waterloo street (coal) M'Gregor, John, 97 King street M'Gavin, W., 11 Robertson pi. (weaving) Richmond, Mrs. John, M'Kie, James, 2 King street (Ordnance 9 Queen street Survey Maps) Russell, William, 44 King street Williamson, John, 16 Bank street Morton, Alex,, & Son, John Finnie street (sewing machines) BAKERS. Oliver, Mrs. Andrew, senr., Back lane (sewing) Adam, James, Queen street. Paterson, J., West Netherton st. (sewing) Alexander, John, 106 King street Petrie, David, & Son, 13 Grange street Arbuckle, John, 69 King street (carpets) Arbuckle, Robert, 14 Bank street

Rankin, James, 82 King st, ("Florence" Ayrshire Biscuit Factory, Hill street ;^ and "Howe'' sewing machines) Wm. Findlay & Co. 61) BANKS. trades' DIRECTORY. BOARDING. 1

Ayrshire United Co-Operative Societies' Paterson, John, Clerk'sLaneE.U. Church; Baking Association (Limited), Sand- Clerk's lane Manse bed street Syra, John, Free St. Andrew's Church; Barclay, Andrew, 8 Waterloo street house, 2 Fowlds street Clark. John, 2 Bank street Thomson, Charles, King Street U.P. Craig, William, High Glencairn street Church; house. King street CmTie, Robert, 59 King street Thomson, Ivie, Trinity Episcopal Church; Findlay, William, & Co., 74 Portland st. house, 6 St. Marnock plane Fleming, John, 9 Cheapside s.reet. Wallace, George, Reformed Presbyterian Fulton, Alexander, 22 King street Church; bo., 27 Robertson place Gairdner, William, High Glencairn street Gibb, Hamilton, 4 St. Marnock street BEAM AND SCALE MAKERS- Gibb, Mrs. Alexander, 8 West George st Gibson, David, St. Marnock street Cook, John, High Glencairn street Gibson, John, 21 Titchfield street Johnston, Alex., 10 Low Glencairn st. BELLHANGERS. Learraont, Alexander, 5 Titchfield street Mather, John A., 15 Portland street Bicket, John, & Son, 92 King street M'Queen, David, 81 King street Lucas, Robert, College wynd M'Whirter, Thomas, 8 Wellington street Stewart, Thomas, & Sons, Regent street Neilson, Andrew, 26 Fore street Rankin, Mrs. M., 6 Duke street BILL POSTERS. Shields, John, High Glencairn street Brown, William, 29 Regent street Stewart, Robert, Titchfield street Buchanan, James, Back lane Templeton, John, 12 Titchfield street M'Kerrell, Thomas, 104 Titchfield street Walker, James, Morton place. BANKS.-See Appendix. BIRD AND ANIMAL STTJFFER. BARREL MERCHANTS. Eaton, Oliver, 14 Croft street Cricket, James, 46 Fore street Granger, James, 51 Strand street BLACKING MANUFACTURERS. Murdoch, John, College wynd Russell, John, 13 Bank street BASKET MAKER. Stewart, Thomas, Waterloo street Jackson, Henry, 3 Bank street BLACKSMITHS.

BEADLES. Caldwell, Robert, East George st. (quoit Brown, John, Henderson Free Church; maker) house, Dean lane Jardine. John, Mill lane Brownlee, William, Princes Street U.P. Nisbet, Matthew, Dunlop street Church; house, Fowlds street Paton, Robert, 57 Strand street Buchanan, Kennedy, Portland Road U.P. Tanner, John, Clerk's lane street Church; house, St. Marnock street Watson, John, West Netherton Gait, John, St. Marnock'a Church; ho, St. Marnock place BLOCK CUTTERS. Gibson, George, Low Church; house, 24 Ross, George, Braeside Bank street Wilson & Harvie, East Shaw street Gilmour, Hugh, St. Andrew's Church; house, East Netherton street SCHOOLS Kerr, Robert, High Church; house, 86 BOARDING & DAY Portland street (LADIES). Winton Place E.U. Lambie, Alexander, Those marked h are Boarding Schools. Church; house, Kirktonholm street M'Whir, John, Free High Church; ho., Grant, Misses, Allanhill, London road h 86 Portland street Henderson, Diana, South Hamilton st BOILER. TRADES DIRECTORY. BROKERS. 61

MacGlashan, Misses, Springvale, Dun- Jaraieson, Robert, 47 Back street donald road Kellie, John, 22 Waterloo street

Patrick, Misses, John Finnie st 6 Kelly, Samuel, jnnr , 47 Fore street Kerr, Thomas, & Co., 47 Titchfield street BOILER MAKERS. Kerr, Thomas, 78 Titchfield street King, William, 15 Queen street Barclay, Andrew, Caledonian Foundry Lamont, John, 3 Portland street Finnie, A., & Son, Kilrak. Foundry Miller, Jasper, 14 Braeside street M'CuUoch, Thomas, Vulcan Foundry Miller, Jasper, junr., 21 Bentinck street M'Fedries, Thomas, 6 Queen street BONDED STORE KEEPERS- M'Fedries, Hugh, 13 Fore street Wallace, William, & Co., 55 Portland st M'Gean, Daniel, 17 Fore street Rae, Samuel, 15 Park street BONNET MAKERS. Steel, John, 76 King street Stevenson, Robert, New street Armour, James, & Co., 3 Garden street Thomson, Alex., Fore street Creelman, Wm., East George street Thorburn, Thomas, Titchfield street Cunningham & Gairdner, 24 High street Turnbull, John, 45 Portland street Douglas, Reyburn, & Co., High street TurnbuU, John P., 1 King street Faulds, Orr, & Coy., High street Laughland, James, High street Mushet, Hill, & Co., Union street BRASS FOUNDERS. Paton, John, 58 High street Barclay, Ritchie, Peter, & Co., 20 Wellington st Andrew, Caledonian Foundry Stewart, John, Union steeet Bicket, John, & Son, 92 King street Suiter, Alexander, 22 Boyd street Lucas, Robert, College wynd M'Culloch, Thomas, Vulcan Foundry BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS- BREWERS. Those marked 6 are Bookbinders also.

Armour, Peter, 45 Bank street b Moyes & Gowans, Kilmarnock Brewery, Guthrie, John, Town's Buildings. 18 King Grange street street Paxton, George, & Son, Richardland Haggo, Matthew, 72 King street Brewery Irvine, Robert, 90 King street M'Kay, Archibald, 124 King street b BRICKMAKERS. M'Kie, James, 2 King street b Craig, J. & M., Dean, Billhead &Perceton Smith, John, 20 Portland street Smith Brothers, 30 King street b Stevenson, Thomas, 4 Portland street BROKERS. Wilson, Matthew, 32 Duke street Brannan, Jame?, 22 Bank street BOOT Busbie, Robert, New street AND SHOE MAKERS. Burns, George, 1 Clerk's lane Adam, Thomas, 101 King street Connally, Mrs. John, 9 Fore street Armstrong, James, 40 King street Houston, David, 14 Fore street Auld, Hugh, 30 Bank street Hunter, Mrs. Alexander, 6 Strand street Borland, Matthew, 7 Dunlop street Mair, John, 7 Fore street Bowman, Matthew, 34 Boyd street Munro, Mrs. John, Menford lane Boyd, George, 46 Portland street M-Farlane, John, 64 Fore street Boyd, Thomas, 10 Douglas street M'Gowne, Edward, 32 Strand street Brown, Richard, 33 Fore street M'Indoe, Mrs. Robertson, 10 Waterloo st, Clark, A. L., & Co., John Finnie street M'Laughland, Neil, 17 Strand street Clearie, David, 1 and 3 Croft street Quin, Ennis, 40 Fore street Findlay, Andrew, 20 Park street Qiiin, Thomas, 24 Fore street Hunter, George, 21 High Glencairn street Stewart, John, 23 Fore street Inglis, William, St. Marnock street Tonner, John, Low Church lane 62 BUILDERS. TRADES DIRECTORY. COALMASTERS.

BUILDERS AND MASONS. Frew, David, 20 Braeside street Inglis, John, Nelson street Auld, J. J., Kirktonholm street & Lochhead, James, Langlands street Brown, James, St. Andrew's street Mackie, A. & J., Princes street Muir, Matthew, 31 Bank street Thomson, Thomas, 41 High street Ramsay, William, St, Andrew's street Scott, William, Dundonald road CARVER. Shaw, Hugh, 18 St. Andrew's street Thomson, George, Dean lane Angus, Robert, Water lane Wallace, Hugh, Montgomery place, Hill st Wallace, James, 23 Portland road CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. CABINETMAKERS AND Gillespie, James, 86 King street Maclagan, James, 58 Portland street UPHOLSTERERS. M'Alister, James, 113 King street Alexander, A., & Sons, Mill lane Rankin, William, & Co., 7 King street Craig, John, & Son, George Hotel Build- (pharmaceutical) ings, Portland street Smith, James T , 62 King street (phar- Craig, Robert, 80 King street maceutical) Cunningham, A., & Son, 8 Duke street Young, Thomas, 57 King street Dickie, Francis, 75 King street Hood, James, & Son., 1 Cheapside street CHIMNEY SWEEPERS. John, Co., st. Melvin, & 62 Low Glencairn Burgoyne, Peter, 16 College wynd M'Donald, Donald, street 24 King Farquhar, Peter, 32 Strand street Robert, Reid, & Coy., 94 King street Peebles, John, Strand street CALICO & SHAWL PRINTERS. Perry, Bernard, 44 Fore street Brown, Peter, & Son, River Bank Print- CHINA, GLASS, & EARTHEN- works, Welbeck street WARE DEALERS. Campbell, Wm., & Co., Welbeck Print- works, Welbeck street Badger, George, 6 Titchfield street Merry, John, & Co., Irvine Bank Print- Gibson, Robert, Morris place, 41 King st works, Low Glencairn street Mullen, Patrick, Glencairn square Reid, John, Portland Printworks, Wel- Quin, Patrick, 36 Fore street beck street Steven, Samuel, 85 King street Wright, Mary, 47 High Glencairn st. CARPET MANUFACTURERS. CIVIL & MINING ENGINEERS. Blackwood Brothers, Men ford lane Brown, M'Laren, & Co., Grange street Blackwood, Robert, Mill lane Cuthbertson & Taylor, Bank street Railton, William, St. Marnock place Gregory, Thomson's, & Co., The Factory, 36 Green street CLOG MAKER. Wilson, Hugh, & Son, Grange street Moflfat, J. H., 2 Waterloo street CARRIERS (GENERAL). COACHMAKERS. Glasgow & South-Western Railway Co. Parker, George, 27 Croft street Princes street Mackie, A. & J., Peden, John, & Co., 7 and 9 Bank st. Robb, Charles, & Co., Croft street Wyllie & M'Lean, 65 Portland street CARTERS. COALMASTERS. Armour, Robert, 24 High street Brown, Robert, Burnside House, off Blair, John, 24 Waterloo street West Shaw street Boyle, James, 32 Boyd street Craig, J. & M. (Hillhead Colliery) Dunsmuir, James, 37 High street Dunlop & Eaglesham, London road (Ash- Fleming, Mrs. Robert, 28 Mill lane yard Colliery) COFFEE TRADES DIRECTORY. DESIGNERS. G3

Finnie, Archibald, & Son, Braefoot (Kil- CORK MANUFACTURERS. marnock Colliery) Arbuckle, Robert, 20 Waterloo Gilmonr, John, & Co., Bonnyton Colliery street Stewart, Thomas, Waterloo street Home, John, Gilsburn House, Dean st. (Holmes Colliery) Walker, Robert, Green House, Green st. COWFEEDERS. (Fairlie Colliery) Alexander, Wm., 33 Hill street Teats, Robert, Garden Hill, Hill street Carlin, Hugh, Dean street (Grange Colliery) Hamilton, Mrs. Thomas, 28 Robertson pi. Hamilton, Andrew, 55 Grange street COFFEE HOTTSES AND COM- Matthews, Joseph, 58 Low Glencairn st MERCIAL LODGINGS. Montgomerie, Thomas, 27 Back lane Murdoch, Robert, Princes street Agnew, Mrs. Robert, 28 Fore street M'Gaun, Wm., Morton place Gibb, Mrs. Alexander, 8 West George st. M'Houl, David, 24 Dean street Robertson, Mrs. James, Commercial M'Knight, George, 13 Wellington street Coffee House, 29 Portland street. Parker, Thomas, 6 West Netherton street Smith, Wm., 5 London road CONFECTIONERS & PASTRY Stevenson, John, Welbeck street Wight, Hugh, South Hamilton street BAKERS. Those marked^ are Pastry Bakers, CURLED HAIR MANUFAC-

Aird, Alexander, 53 King street 'p TURER. Aird, Charles, King street, and 54 Port- Connell, George, Townholm land street p Cunningham, John, 64 Portland st. j) CURRIERS AND LEATHER Inglis, Hugh, 13 Portland street MERCHANTS. Jamieson, Archibald, 60 Robertson place Those marked c are Curriers only. Kernahin, Thomas, 40 Portland street Kerr, Robert, Duke street Armour, John, 8 Menford lane <• Law, Robert, 51 Fore street Auld, Adam, 33 High street c Loudon, George, Titchfield street Campbell, John, 32 Back street Roxburgh, Hugh, 14 King street Crooks Brothers & Co„Ladeside (tanners) Samson, Mrs., 34 Bank street Findlay, Andrew, 21 High street c Torrance, Alex. High Glencairn street Muir, Wm., 8 Titchfield street Young, John, 98 King street p CUTLERS. CONTRACTORS. Morton, Alex. & Son, John Finnie street Russell, Robert, 69 Portland street Blair, John, 24 Waterloo street Brown, Alexander, 43 Hill street DENTIST. Reid, Charles, junr., Lily mount Cottage, Dunlop, David, 1 Portland Clark street road •Scott, William, Dundonald road DESIGNERS. Wallace, Hugh, Montgomery pi., Hill St.

Wallace, James, 25 Portland road Craig, David, 27 King st. (for carpets) Kerr, Robert, Duke street (for calicos) COOPERS & RIDDLE MAKERS- M'Gregor, John, Dean st. (for calicos) Ross, George, Braeside Those marked r are Riddle makers. House, off London rd. (for paper-hangings, flower cloths, Armour, Stewart, 71 Portland street and oil table covers) Cosgrove, Patrick, Strand street Wallace, William, 8 London road (for M'Crae, Robert, Duke street r calicos, flower cloths, &c.) M'Crae, Wm. R., 61 Low Glencairn st. Wyllie, William, 85 Titchfield street (for M'Crae, Wm., 11 Waterloo street calicos) i^ 64 DIRECTION trades' DIRECTORY. FISHMONGERS.

DIRECTION LABEL MANU- Mack, Thomas, 2 Titchfleld street FACTURERS. Milloy, Thomas, Low Glencairn street Mushat, James, Langlands street M'Kie, James, 2 King street M'Caffray, William, 16 Cheapside st. Smith Brothers, 30 King street M'Gregor, John, 97 King street M'Kinlay, Alexander, 79 Titchfleld st. DRESSMAKERS. M'Nab, William, 13 King street Neilson, James, 22 Park street Aird, Jane, 81 Portland street Oliver, Andrew, 63 King street Aitken, Mary, 86 Portland street Osborne, James, 9 Cheapside street Bain, Janet, 4 Glencairn square Rankin, W. & J, 13 Titchfleld street Bankhead, Janet, 19 Bank street Templeton, Robert, 60 King street Blane, Margaret, 2 St. Marnock place Bennett, E. & M., Bentinck street Campbell, Margaret, 4 North Hamilton st DRYSALTERS. Cuthbertson, Janet, 9 Dean street Lamont, Robert, & Son, Market bridge Highet, J., 2 Mill lane Howie, Helen, Bank street DYERS. Lambie, E., Dundonald road Murdoch, Grace, 45 High Glencairn st Alexander, William, 112 King street M'Coll, Catherine, 1 Witch road Hannah, W., & Co., Ayrshire Dye Works, M'William, Mary, 4 High Glencairn st Welbeck street Paterson, Catherine, 80 Titchfleld street Lauder. Hugh, 105 King street Paxton, Jeanie, 81 Titchfleld street Murray, Robert, Corn Exchange Build- Richmond, Janet, 2 Mill lane ings, Green street Smith, Agnes, 4.6 Robertson place M'Lelland, Peter, Ladeside Suiter, Ann, 12 Wellington street Young, Mrs. Robert, 4 St. Marnock pK Temple ton, Mary, 22 West Netherton st (furrier). Thomson & Bruce, St Marnock street Wilson, Miss, Grange street EATING HOUSES. DRAPERS. Clark, Mrs. Peter, 3 Fore street Fleming, Mrs., 6 Bank street Aitken, A. & J., 27 Portland street Glen, James, 6 Green street Allan, James, 5 Morris place. King st Millar, Andrew, 16 Waterloo street Arthur, George, 24 King street Baillie & Barclay, 26 Duke street Baird, Mrs. Thomas, 4 Duke street ENGINEERS. Brown, George, 24 Mill lane Barclay, Andrew, Caledonian Foundry Bunten, James, 12 Portland street Bicket, John, &Son, 92 King street, (gas Cadzow, John, 48 Kina; street engineers). Crawford, James, 77 King street Caldwell, George, Townholm Crawford, Mungo, 28 Duke street Finnic, A., & Son, Townholm Crosbie, Robert, 3 Boyd street Glenfield Iron Co,, East Shaw street Dobson, James, Dean street Holm Foundry Co., Low Glencairn st. Ferguson, John, & Son, 68 & 70 King st. M'Culloch, Thomas, Vulcan Foundry Findlay, Matthew, 2 Henrietta street Richmond, Andrew, Bentinck street Eraser, W. M.. Saint Marnock Corner, Watson, Hunter, & Watson, West King street Netherton street Garven, Alexander, 20 King street Gibson, Robert, 19 Morton Place ENGRAVERS. Haddow, James, Fowlds street Smith, Brothers, 30 King street Hunter, William, 16^ Bank street Watson, John, & Co., 32 King street Kelly John, 22 Park street Lauder, Hugh, 51 King street Lawson, John, 95 King street FIRE CLAY MANUFRS. Leiper, R. & J., 28 Portland street Craig, J. & M., Hillhead and Percoton FISHMONaERS. TRADES DIRECTORY.^—GROCERS. 65

FISHMONGERS. Shinning, Andrew, Hill street j Terapleton, Robert, 34 Hill street j Dickie, Hugh, 1 Duke street Wallace, Robert, West Shaw street j Hill, James C, 48 Portland street Wilson, William, 34 Mill lane j Wright, James, 14 Braeside street FLESHERS. ^

Alexander, William, 37 High Glencairn st. GASFITTERS. Arbuckle, James, 16 Duke street SEE ALSO TINPLATE WORKERS. Brown, Mrs. Robert, 25 Regent street Findlay, William, 12 Langlands street Bicket, John, & Son, 92 King street Morton, George, 85 Portland street Brodie, Neil, S3 Portland street M'Adam, Mrs. William, 25 Bank street, Brown, Charles, & Co., 6 East George st and Kadikoi place Ferguson, James, 13 Waterloo street M'Kenzie, John, 14 Strand street Lucas, Robert, College wynd Paterson, John, 27 Fore street Thomson, John, 120 King street Paton, James, Witch road Robertson, James, High Glencairn st. GILDERS. Robertson, William, senr., 9 Waterloo st. Curdle, J. & G., 74 King street junr., Portland st. Robertson, William, 72 Gairdner, Robert, Sandbed street St. Marnock street Shaw, John, Robertson, R. C, 46 King street Shaw, William, Dunlop street Taylor & Hood, 6 Fore street GLASS MERCHANTS AND FORGEMEN. GLAZIERS. Robertson, R. C, 46 King street Kilmk. Forge, Townholra; A. Robertson Ste wart, Thos.,& Son, 13 and 15 Regent st. Portland Forge Coy., Forge street, off Bonnyton road GLUE & SIZE MANUFACTURER FRUITERERS. Thomson, Mrs. Robert, College wynd Hamilton, John, 66 King street Inglis, Hugh, 13 Portland street GRAIN MERCHANTS. Murdoch, John, 18 Regent street Alexander, David, 61 King street Rome, George, junr., 82 Portland street Alexander, John, 106 King street Samson, Mrs., 34 Bank street Anderson, J, & N., 5 & 7 Cheapside st. Scott, James, Duke street Gill, Thomas, Strand street Toll, 25 Portland street John, Goldie, James, 41 Strand street Mather, John A., 21 Portland street FQNERAL UNDERTAKERS. M'Clelland, Archibald, 42 Portland st. Gemmell, Peter, 28 Fore street Templeton, John, & Son, 8 Croft street Harley, John, 26 Waterloo street Thomson, J. & W., 6 King street Innes, David, 11 Strand street GREEN GROCERS. GARDENERS. Corrigan, Mary, 16 Regent street Those marked j are jobbing gardeners. Hamilton, John, 66 King street Murchland, James, 29 Fore st. Armour, Robert, 94 Portland st. j Rome, George, junr., 82 Portland street Black, George, Dean lane Samson, Mrs., 34 Bank street Black, Jas., Tankardha' gardens, Braeside Tait, Alexander, Titchfield street Brown, William, Strawberrybank Torrance, Alexander, 4 Fore street Curdie, John, Buchanan street j Edgar, Alexander, 17 Bentinck st. j GROCERS (WHOLESALE AND Graham, John, West Shaw street j RETAIL). Mitchell, James, 19 Dean street j Murchlaud, James, Dean street gardens Arbuckle, Matthew, 2 Portland street

II 66 GROCERS. TRADES DIRECTORY. GROCERS.

Brown & Howie, 103 King street Gilchrist & Morton, 75 King street Hodge, James, 10 King street Gilmour, Thomas, 29 Low Glencairn st. s Morison, Alexander, Morris pi.. King st. Graham, M., 30 Nelson street Morison, George, 68 Portland street Haddow, Mrs. John, 39 High street Rankin, Wm., & Son, 96 King street, and Hopkin, Mrs., 19 Titchfield street 1 Portland street Inglis, Andrew, 6 Langlands street Walker, John, & Sons, 25 King street Jack, Andrew, 12 Fore street Wallace, William, & Co., 55 Portland st. Jamieson, Mrs. William, 4 High street s Wyllie, John, 12 & 14 Cheapside street Kelly, Samuel, junr., 47 Fore street Kerr, Mrs. William, North Hamilton st. GROCERS, VICTUALLERS, TEA, Lament, G. & W., Market Bridge AND SPIRIT DEALERS. Lorimer, John, Bonnyton, road Lucas, James, West Langlands street s are spirit dealers. Only those marked Millar, Mrs. E., St. Marnock street Ackles, Mrs. Thomas, 2 Soulis street 5 Morton, Mrs. John, Grange street Allan, William, Market lane s Muir, Margaret, 4 Douglas street Allan, Marion, 19 High street Murdoch, R., Princes street s Anderson, Mrs. Thomas, 36 High street M'Creath, Thomas, 23 Back street Armour, Robert, 94 Portland street M'Coll, Ann, 1 Witch road Armour, Robert, 9 West Netherton st. MTadzen, Mrs, 38 High street Armour, Mrs. John, 75 Titchfield street M'Clelland, Archibald, 42 & 46 Portland st* Bell, James, 13 Low Glencairn street M'Muldroch, George, Boyd street Borland, James, 8 King street M'Murtrie, John, Beansburn Borland, Hugh, 89 King street Murchie, John, Park street Boyd, David, 113 King street Neil, John, 1 Morton place Boyd, R. & E., 78 King street Neil, Margaret, Hill street Brown, Matthew, 22 Langlands street Phillips, David, 80 Hill street s Brown, Elizabeth, 1 Waterside street Pollock, Charles, 14 High Glencairn st. Cameron, William, senr., Strand st. s Ramsay, James, 18 Boyd street s Cameron, William, junr., Clark street s Richmond, George, 49 Grange street Carson, James, 32 Low Glencairn street Robertson, Robert, 11 Glencairn square Clark, John, Clark street Kohertson, Daniel, 42 Low Glencairn st. Cochrane, John, 49 High Glencairn st. Rodger, Robert, 9 Dean street Co-operativeSociety Limited, 47 Portland Rome, James, 14 Wellington street s St., Inkerman place, and Titchfield st. Scoullar, Michael, 52 Portland street s CoWan, George, Robertson place s Shields, Henry, High street Craig, Alexander, Low Glencairn street Sloan, William, 22 Soulis street s Craig, John, 8 Cheapside Smith, Alexander, 41 Robertson place Crawford, Charles, 16 Nelson street Smith, James, 32 Robertson place Crawford, Mrs. James, Bank street s Smith, Matthew, 42 High Glencairn st. s Curdie, George, 18 Robertson place s Smith, Elizabeth, 27 Robertson place Curdie, Robert, 8 Fore street s Steel, Alexander, 12 High street s Currie, John, 8 Dean street s Steel, Hugh, 70 Portland street s Currie, John, Titchfield street s Steel, John, 2 Langlands street s Dalziel, Samuel, Langlands street Stewart, Samuel, 9 Glencairn square s Davie, John, Princes street s Stewart, Wm., 18 Low Glencairn st s Donaldson, John, 67 Portland street Stirling, Jane, Kadikoi place Duff, Mrs., Robertson place Taylor, James, 8 Wellington street Duncan, Mungo, 1 Dean street Templeton, Hugh. 74 Fore street s Edgar, Mrs. Robert, 54 Fore street s Templeton, Margaret, 28 Bank street s Ferguson, A. & R., 24 Duke street Templeton, Miss, 14 Dean street Fleming, John, senr., 34 Titchfield street Thomson, James, 7 Regent street Fleming, William, 23 Dean street Thomson, Andrew, 88 Titchfield street Gebbie, John, 11 Portland street Walker, James, 25 Titchfield street Gibson, James, High Glencairn street Wallace, John, 5 West Shaw street Gibson, Robert, 37 High Glencairn st. s Watt, Hugh, 9 Cheapside street GUNMAKER. TRADES DIRECTORY. INSURANCE. 67

Watt, Magdeline, 24 Robertson place Calderwood, J. G , 17 King street Weir, Mrs. William, 45 Robertson place Macmillan, M, & W., 12 Duke street Wilson, Andrew, 10 High Glencairn st. Russell, William, 44 King street Wood, William, Titchfield street Thomsons Brothers, 29 King street Wyllie, Alexander, Sandbed street Stephen, A. H., 104^ King street Young, William, 1 boulis street Wyllie, William, 85 Titchfield street GUNMAKEE. HOT PRESSER& CALENDERER.

Grierson, David, 41 Portland street M'Lean, Andrew, 89 Titchfield street GUTTA PERCHA MERCHANT. HOUSE FACTORS- Adam, Thomas, 101 King street Brown, John, & Son, 6 King street Howie, John, East Netherton street HABERDASHERS. Smith & Wallace, 11 King street Stevenson, John, 23 Portland street Ferguson, A. & J., Ill King street Macmillan, M. & W., 12 Duke street Thomson, James, 27 King street Russell, Wm., 44 King street Waugh, Thomas, 10 Portland street Thomsons Brothers, Scotch and English Warehouse, 29 King street INNS AND HOTELS. Angel Inn, Market lane; Hugh Gemmell. HAIRDRESSERS. Black Bull Hotel, 16 Portland St.; Adam Andrew, William, 88 King street M'Murtrie. Heron, William, 88 King street Commercial Hotel, 6 Croft street; John Mabon, Thomas G., 9 Back lane Sinclair Pollock, William, Market lane Crown Hotel, Cheapside street; Daniel M'Pherson HAM-CURERS. George Hotel, Portland street; Andrew Walker. Craig, John, 8 Cheapside street Wheat Sheaf Inn, Croft st. ; Mrs. James Hall, George, & Co., 9 High Glencairn st. Robb Shaw, J. W., 8 Dunlop street. & Rainbow Hotel, 5 King st. ; Hugh Wales Sinclair, A., Burnside, off West Shaw st. Royal Hotel, 98 King st.; John Young Taylor Hood, 6 Fore street & Sun Inn, Green st. ; Mrs. David Little HATTERS. INSURANCE BROKERS. Armstrong, Charles, & Son, 20 Portland Stevenson, Humphrey, & Son, 8 East street, and Victoria place, King street George street Stewart, John, 12 King street Thomson, William, & bon, Morris place, INSURANCE COMPANIES. 39 King street Accidental Death; agent, D. Laurie, HIDE AND LEATHER Union Bank Caledonian; agents, D. Laurie, Union MERCHANTS. Bank; E. Smith, writer; and Adam Crooks Brothers, Ladeside Cowie, Bank of Scotland

Kellie, John, 22 Waterloo street City of Glasgow ; agent, J. Steven, writer Colonial; agent, John Smith, 20 Portland HORSE DEALER. street

Commercial Union ; agent, Geo,, M'Laren, Arthur, Matthew, 31 Bank street junr., writer agent, Thomas Young, HOSIERS. Crown; druggist Edinburgh; agent, Alex. Millar, Com- Boyd, Alexander M., 36 Portland st. mercial Bank Boyd, Jessie R., 62 Portland street Farmers; agent, Wra. Aitken, Mill lane ;;

68 INSURANCE.—TRADES mRECTORY. LITHOGRAPHIC.

Gresham ; agent, Hugh Shaw, Commercial Standard ; agent, Adam Cowie, Bank of Bank Scotland

Imperial; agent, John Steven, writer Sun ; agent, John Torrance, writer, Kingst. Insurance Co., of Scotland; agent, Thos. Travellers & Marine; agents, John Brown Bruce, Braehead OflSce & Son, 6 King street Kilmarnock Plate Grlass Insurance Coy.; Union; agent, James Ingram, Architect, R. C. Robertson, 46 King St., manager King street Lancashire; agent, James Watson, writer Temperance; agents, J. Life Association of Scotland; agent, Brown & Son, 6 King street James Henderson, writer West of ; agents. Smith & Wallace Liverpool, London, and Globe; agents, 11 King street James Stewart, National Bank; and J. Yorkshire; agent, John Wallace, 11 & W. Thomson, 6 King street King street ; agent, John Sturrock, writer Northern; agents, J. Brown and Son, 6 IRON FOUNDERS.

King St. ; & James Thomson, 27 King st. North British; agents, A. & J. Hamilton, Barclay, Andrew, Caledonian Foundry writers; James Wilson, National Bank Glenfield Iron Coy., East Shaw street and James Henderson, writer Holm Foundry Coy., Low Glencairn st. Norwich Union; agent, T. B. Andrews. Kilmarnock Foundry Coy., Townholm Pelican; agent, John Sturrock, writer M'Culloch, Thomas, Vulcan Foundry Phoenix; agent, James S. Gregory, Corn Exchange Buildings IRONMONGERS. Queen; agents, Humphrey Stevenson, Bicket, John, & Son, 92 King street & Son, East George street Christie, Andrew, 2 Duke street Koyal ; agents, James Connell, Clydesdale Donald, James, & Co., 8 Portland street Bank; Alexander Millar, Commercial Finnic, Archibald, & Son, Braefoot Bank ; John Brown & Son, 6 King st. Finnic & Young, 6 Regent street Thomas Stevenson, 4 Portland street; Paton, Robert, 57 Strand street John M. Muir, 27 King street Stewart, Thos., & Son, 13 & 15 Regent st. Royal Exchange; agent, John Ferguson, 70 King street Scottish; agents, Thomas Waugh, 10 JEWELLERS. Portland st.; Thomas Young, 57 King Breckenridge & Son, 36 King street St.; J. M. Muir, 27 King street; Hugh Brown, John, Portland street Shaw, Commercial Bank Cameron, John, 15 King street Scottish Amicable; agents, Wm. Main, Duff'ner, Albert A,, 7 Queen street Royal Bank; Thomas Waugh, Portland Newlands, John, 22 Portland street St. ; & Wm. Railton, 1 St. Marnock place Rankin, James, 82 King street Scottish & Enghsh Law; agent, Thomas Fulton, writer, St. Marnock street JOINERS. Scottish Equitable; agent, James Wilson, National Bank SEE WEIGHTS.

Scottish National ; agent, Jas. Robertson, writer, Duke street LATHSPLITTERS. Scottish Provident Institution; agents, Rome, Geo,, senr., 15 West Langlands st. Jas. Stewart, National Bank; & Smith Rome, George, junr., 82 Portland street & Wallace, 11 King street Scottish Provincial; agents, John Steven- son, 23 Portland street; James M'Kie, LEATHER MERCHANTS- 2 King street ; John Simpson, 8 Duke st. SEE CURBIEES & LEATHER MERCHANTS. Scottish Union; agents, Jas. Anderson, 1 St. Marnock place; & Robert Black- LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTERS. wood, Mill lane Scottish Widows' Fund; agent, T. B. Smith Brothers, 30 King street Andrews, 38- Portland street Watson & Co., 32 King street MACHINE. TRADES DIRECTORY. NURSERY. 69

MACHINE MAKERS. MILLERS. Barclay, Andrew, Caledonian Foundry Andrew, John, Glencairn Mill, Low Blair, Robert, 14 Sandbed street Glencairn street Caldwell, George, Townholm M'Vicar, Alexander, New Mill, by Kil- Finnie, Archibald, & Son, Kilmarnock marnock Foundry Holm Foundry Co., Low Glencairn st. MILLINERS. Morton, Alex., & Son, John Finnie st. Adams, Thomas, 34 King street M'CuUoch, Thomas, Vulcan Foundry Adamson, Alexander, 47 King street Richmond, Andrew, Bentinck street Aird, Mrs. David, 80 Portland street Aird, Jane, 81 Portland street MANGLERS. Bain, Robina, 61 Low Glencairn street Bennett, E. & M., Bentinck street Bowman, Mrs. Andrew, 1 Park street Borland, Misses, 7 Dunlop street Flinn, Mary, 50 Portland street Breckenridge, M., 2 Mill lane Mitchell, Mrs. James, Titchfield street Campbell, Janet, Corn Exchange Build- Paterson, Mrs., 36 Hill street ings, Green street Reid, Mrs. Hugh, Back lane Dunlop, Mary, 2 West George street Wyllie, Mary, 39 Bank street Highet, Jessie, 66 Fore street Love, Catherine, St. Marnock street MANQFACTTJRERS. Reyburn, Mrs. James, 1 Titchfield street Russell, William, 44 King street Bryden, Samuel, & Son, 25 Robertson Stewart, Mrs. Hugh, 11 place (sewed muslins) Wellington st. Suiter, Ann, 12 Wellington street Connell, George, Townholm (curled hair) Templeton, Mary, 22 West Netherton st. Dalgleish, William, 32 Mill lane (hosiery) Gebbie, John, 32 High Glencairn street (home-made cloth) MUSIC, & MUSICAL INSTRU- Hannah, James, & Son, Welbeck street MENT SELLER. (home-made cloth) Boyd, Adam, 91 King street Higgins, William, Waterside st. (home- made cloth) MUSICIANS. Inglis, Andrew, 3 Douglas street (home- Barratt, J., 13 Queen street made cloth) Brown, William, 76 Titchfield street LambiO; John, 47 King street (home- Forster, H. E., Rainbow Hotel made cloth) Fyfe, Andrew, 9 Wellington street Eittle, James, 14 East Shaw st. (home- Gray, Archibald, Langlands street made cloth) Ritchie, Lawrence, East Netherton street Morison, George, & Sons, 68 Portland st. (steam fruit preserves) NEWSPAPER AGENTS. M'Intyre, James, Dundonald rd. (home- made cloth) Guthrie, John, 18 King street ( M'Lean, Adam, 6 East Shaw st. (home- and Herald) made cloth) M'Kie, James, 2 King street (Ayrshire Pollard, Benjamin, 22 East Shaw street Express, &c.) Thomson, James, 2 Welbeck street Smith, John, 20 Portland street (Ayr (winceys, &c.) Advertiser) Williamson, John, 16 Bank street (baby Wilson, Matthew, 32 Duke street (Ayr linens) Observer) Wyllie, James, 4 Hill st. (winceys, &c.) Wyllie, Robert, 69 Titchfield street NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN. (winceys, &c,) Those marked s are Seedsmen only. MESSENGER-AT-ARMS, Dickie, Fowlds, & Co., St. Marnock st. s Dregnorn & Aitken, 79 King street Carmichael, John, 24 King street Dykes, John, & Son, Dundonald road 70 PAINTERS. ^TRADES DIRECTORY. SALT.

Howie, William, 6 Portland street s PLASTERERS. Samson, Wm., & Co,, 3 Cheapside st, s Borland, Daniel, New street Samson, W. & T., do. do. Elder, William, 32 King street Paton, John, 11 West Langlands street PAINTERS, DECORATORS, AND PAPER-HANGERS. PLUMBERS. Armour, James, 107 King street Bicket, John, & Son, 92 King street Armour, John, junr,, 16 West George st, Brodie, Neil, 33 Portland street -Curdle, J. & G., 74 King street Brown, Charles, & Co., 6 East George st. Eeid, John, & Son, 51 Portland street Brown, John, 83 Portland street Robertson, R. C, 46 King street Gilchrist, James, 122 King street Thomson, James, Waterloo street PATTERN-DRAWERS. SEE DESIGNERS. POTATO DEALERS. Fleming, John, junr., 5 Princes street PAVIER. Pitt, David, senr., 27 & 29 Regent street Eeid, Charles, junr , Lillymount cottage, Pitt, David, junr., 27 & 29 Regent street Clark street Wood, William, Titchfleld street Wright, John, 31 Fore street PAWNBROKERS. Hannah, James, Waterloo street PRINTERS (LETTERPRESS) Kilgour, Joseph, 7 High street & PUBLISHERS Miller, Robert, 33 King street & 6 Sand- Guthrie, John, 18 King street bed street M'Kie, James, 2 King street Miller, Alexander, 10 Fore street Smith Brothers, 30 King street M'Connel, Edward & John, 184 Bank st. Stevenson, Thomas, 4 Portland street Rankin & M'Gougan, David's lane Wilson, Matthew, 32 Duke street Wallace, James, 18 Cheapside street PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. QUARRIERS. Brown, John, 84 Portland street Craig, J. & M., Dean Quarry Gilchrist, Alexander, Duke street Howie, Bruce, & Findlay, John Finnic st. REGISTER OFFICE FOR Humphrey, John, King steeet SERVANTS. M'Gregor, Adam, Robertson's Land, King Brown, Thomas, 4 King street street Brown, Mrs. John, 109 King street Tannock, William, 4 Grange street Smith, Mrs. James, 41 Titchfleld street PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS. ROPE AND TWINE MAKERS. Aitken, James, M.D,, 59 Portland street Campbell, William, 4 North Hamilton st. Borland, John, M.D., 1 Bridge lane Thomson, Thomas, 3 Langlands brae MacLeod, Donald, M.D., 102 King st. Todd, William, Son, 1 Robertson place Marshall, Alexander, M.D., L.F.P.S., & Dundonald road M'Alister, James, 113 King street SADDLERS AND HARNESS

Paxton, John, M.D., Edin : Winton place, MAKERS. Dundonald road Brown, John, Corn Exchange Buildings, Rankin, James, M.D., L.P.S.G., & L.M., Green street 60 Portland street Mutter, George, 31 Portland street Stevenson, John G., 3 King street PIANO-PORTE TUNERS. Barratt, J., 13 Queen street SALT STORE. Boyd, Adam, 91 King street Inglis, James, 24 Waterloo street SCULPTORS. TRADES DIRECTORY. SPIRIT. 71

SCULPTORS. Douglas, Robert, 57 Portland street Bowie, Thomas, 84 Portland street Duncan, William, 98 Portland street Terapleton, James, Portland street Dunlop, Samuel, Refreshment Rooms, Railway station SEXTONS. Fulton, Hugh, St. Marnock street , James, Cheapside street Thomas, St, Andrew's Burying Hendry, Gemmell, Hugh, Angel Inn, Market lane Ground; house, 14 East Netherton st. Gibb, John, High Glencairn street Kerr, Ro,, High Church Burying Grround; Gilchrist, Thomas, 10 West George st. house, Portland street 86 Goudie, William, 108 King street Hanvey, Patrick, 37 Robertson place SHERIFF OFFICERS. Henderson, Andrew, Witch Hill Cottage, Carmichael, John, 24 King street Witch road Taylor, Thomas, 66 Portland street Howie, David, 10 Duke street Taylor, Wm., 66 Portland street Humphrey, Thomas, 15 Cheapside street Kerr, James, 15 Fore street SKINNERS. Latta, Mrs. George, 3 Welbeck street Lauder, John, 2 North Hamilton street Crooks, Adam, & Son, Welbeck street Little, Mrs. David, Sun Inn, Green street Morgan, John, 23 High street Manson, Wm., 76 Titchfield street SLATERS. Miller, Alexander, 1 Regent street Murray, James, 13 Cheapside street Brown, John, 83 Portland street M'Callum, Samuel, 40 High street Brown, Charles, Co., 6 East George st. & M'Caw, John, 10 Regent street Campbell, John, 1 Portland terrace M'CuUey, W., 54 & 56 Low Glencairn st. Clark, Peter, 3 Fore street M'Farlane, John, 20 Bank street Yuille, Robt., Sons, 23 Portland street & M'Fedries, Thomas, Burns' Tavern, Low Glencairn street

. SPIRIT MERCHANTS ANB M'Guire, John, 21 Fore street DEALERS. M'Kinlay, Mrs. Robert, 81 Titchfield st. M'Kissock, George, SEE ALSO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. 7 St. Marnock street M'Laughland, James, 12 Waterloo street Adams, Robert, College wynd M'Mahon, John, 32 Fore street Allan, William, Market lane M'Murtrie, Adam, Black Bull Hotel Anderson, Andrew, Duke street M'Pherson, Daniel, Crown Hotel Andersgn, Matthew, Guard lane Paterson, Robert, 6 West George street Armour, James, Corner of Croft and Partridge, George, 9 High Glencairn st. Strand streets Porter, Alexander, 32 Langlands street Arthur, Mrs., 22 Duke street Rankin, Robert, 9 Reuent street Auld, Robert, Grange street Richmond, John, 71 Portland street Bain, Matthew, 4 Glencairn square Richmond, Archibald, Portland Arras Inn. Bankhead, Hugh, 2 Union street Robb, Mrs. James, Wheat Sheaf Inn, Brown, James, 70 Hill street Croft street Brown, Thomas, 4 King street Ritchie, James, 15 Fore street Buchanan, Mrs. Marion, 19 West Shaw st. Rodgers, James, 65 Fore street Campbell, Andrew, 10 Wellington street Rowat & Coy., 4 Green street Clark, James, 4 West George street Russell, James, 1 Dean lane Connallj', Thomas, 57 Fore street Sands, James, Titchfield street Cowie, John, Dunlop street Shearer, John, 10 West Langlands street Craig, John, 32 High street Sinclair, John, Commercial Inn, Croft st* Creelman, William, 5 Regent street Steel, Mrs, John, Star Inn, Regent st. Creelraan, Wm. B., Queen street Steel, John, 9 Waterloo street Crichton, Mrs. James, 22 West George st. Stewart, Thomas, 4 Waterloo street Crooks, Adam, 13 High Glencairn street SutclifFe, Benjamin, 44 Low Glencairn st, Cunningham, David, 20 Cheapside street Thomson, Andrew, 128 King street Donnelly, John, 55 Fore street Wales, Hugh, 5 King street STAIR. trades' directory. ^TIN.

Walker, Andrew, George Hotel TANNERS. Wallace, William, 8 London road SEE ALSO CURRIERS. Watson, Robert, 4 St. Marnock street Wilson, Alexander, 3 Market lane Crooks Brothers & Co., Ladeside Wilson, James, 1 Mill lane Wilson, Mrs. Robert, 118 King street TEACHERS. Young, John, Royal Hotel, King street Anderson, Peter, Free School, Dundonald road STAIR RAILERS. Black, Francis M., School of Art, Corn Alexander, A., & Sons, Mill lane Exchange Buildings, Green street Craig, Robert. 80 King street Boyle, Rose, St. Joseph's Catholic School, Cunningham, A., & Son, 8 Duke street Low Church lane, Crawford, John S., George Hotel Assem- TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS. bly Rooms (dancing and calisthenics) Dodds, James, Nelson Street School Those marked t are Tailors only. Ferguson, Donald, Townhead District Agnew, Robert, 24 Bank street School Aird, Charles, 32 Boyd street t Frazer, William, East Shaw street Blain, John, 48 Robertson place t Grant, Misses, Allanhill, London road Bunten, James, 12 Portland street (ladies) street Cameron, Nicol B , 56 King Gunnyon, William, classical and com- Campbell, Thomas, 44 Titchfield street t mercial. New Academy, Princes st. Craig, John, 1 Grange street Henderson, Diana, South Hamilton st. Dufif, William, 1 Bank street (ladies) Dunlop, Alexander, & Son, 1 1 King st. Lee,Thos., commercial and mathematical Dunlop, Huizh, 38 King street teacher, Kilmarnock Academy Ferguson, Edward, 3 Croft street Logan, William C, English teacher, Kil- Ferguson, Jno., & Son, 68 and 70 King st. marnock Academy Foster, George, 93 King street MacGlashan, Misses, Springvale Semi- Foster. Robt., Victoria place, 19 King st. nary, Dundonald road (ladies) Fraser, W. M., St. Marnock corner, Miller, Annie C, Female School of In- King street dustry, West Netherton street Garven, Alexander, 20 King street Moodie, Agnes, Beansburn Gordon, William, 20 West George street Patrick, Misses, Ladies' Seminary, John Kerr, John, 22 Regent street Finnic street Leiper, R. & J., 28 Portland street Rose, James, Langlands street Maekay & Son, 85 King street Roxburgh, Miss, Female School of In- Hanson, John, 92 Titchfield street t dustry, West Netherton street Mitchell, Wm., & Son, 13 Douglas st. t Russell, James, West Shaw street M'Cracken, Andrew, 37 Portland street Stevenson, James, New Public School, M'Gary, John, Cheapside street Fowlds street Paterson, James, 13 Douglas street t Stewart, James, Clark Street School Rae, David, 18 Cheapside street Taylor, R. W., Ragged Industrial School, Runcie, Samuel, 7 Portland street Kilmarnock House Smith, James, 32 King street Thomson, M., Corn Exchange (dancing Stewart Brothers, 31 and 33 King street and calisthenics) Stewart, Andrew, St. Marnock street Wyllie, Daniel, East George street Tannahill, Robert, 16 Low Glencairn st. t Taylor, James, 54 King street THATCHER. Turnbull & M'Kenzie, 61 King street Wiecht & Sawer, 10 Queen street M'Quade, Peter, Low Church lane Wyllie, James, 16 Douglas street TIN PLATE WORKERS. TALLOW CHANDLERS. Bicket, John, & Son, 92 King street Portland street Crooks Brothers & Co. , Ladeside Brodie, Neil, 33 TOBACCONISTS. TRADES DIRECTORY. YARN. 73

Ferguson, James. 13 Waterloo street. WOOL SPINNERS. Thomson, John, 120 King street Laughland, Roxburgh, & Co., Townholm TOBACCONISTS AND SNUFF Somervail, Wm., Braeside Mill, Back lane MANUFACTURERS. Thomson, W. & M., Crookedholm. Wilson, James, Menford lane Those marked s are snuff manufacturers. Gilmour, James, 2 Fore street WRIGHTS. Grieve, Robert, & Son, 24 Portland st. s

Mitchell, William, & Co , 58 King st. s Those marked c are cartwrights. Wallace, Ross, 55 King street Andrew, Alexander, 9 East Groorge st. MAKER- Bicket & Son, 2 Langlands brae TOBACCO PIPE Brown, Matthew, Dean lane c Davies, J., Titchfield street Craig, John, & Son, George Hotel Build- ings, Portland street TOY MERCHANTS. Dunlop, John, Langlands brae Gemmell, Peter, 28 Fore street Hastie, Mrs. James, 2 Croft street Gemmell, Robert, Back street Stevens, Hugh, 71 King street Gemmell, William, Fowlds steeet Howie, John, 14 West Langlands street TURNERS. Innes, David, 11 Strand street Russell, Charles, Princes street Littlejohn, George, senr., Beansburn c Russell, Ebenezer, 19 East George street Littlejohn, George, junr., Dunlop st. c M'Muldroch, John, Union street UMBRELLA MAKERS. M'Skimming, Andrew, at C. & A. M. Samson's, John Finnie street Adams & Co., 34 King street Rome, James, 15 West Langlands street Douglas, James, Titchfield street Scott, William, Dundonald road VETERINARY SURGEON. Stewart, Robert, 18 High Glencairn st. Templeton & Turnbull, 96 Portland st. Aitken, Wm., M.R.C.V.S.; V.S. A.Y.C. Wilson, John, 37 Waterside street Mill lane WRITERS. WATCH AND CLOCKMAKERS- SEE JEWELLERS. \ndrews, D. R. & T. B., 38 Portland st. Hamilton, A. & J., Town Buildings, WATER METER MANUFRS. King street Hamilton, John G., 38 Portland street Kennedy & Co., Townholm Henderson, James, Market lane Muir, John M., 27 King street WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS VI'Laren, George, junr., 1 Cheapside st. (WHOLESALE). Robertson, James, 14 Duke sti-eet Simpson, John, 8 Duke street Arbnckle, Matthew, 2 Portland street Smith, Ebenezer, 63 Portland Brown & Howie, 103 King street street Steven, John, Hodge, James, 10 King street 4 East George street Stewart, James, National Rankin, Wm., & Son, 96 King street Bank of Scot- land, King street Walker, John, & Sons, 25 King street Sturrock, John, Duke street Wallace, Wm., & Co., 55 Portland street Torrance, John, 87 King street Wyllie, John, 12 and 14 Cheapside street Watson, James, 88 King street WOOD MERCHANTS. YARN MERCHANTS. Howie, John, & Son, West Langlands st. Paton, Jas., Son, 14 West & Langlands st. Stevenson, Humphrey, & Son, 8 East Samson, C. & A. M., John Finnie street George street

DIJRECTOKY OF

NEIGHBOURHOOD AND SUEEOUNDING VILLAGES.

BEANSBUSN AND NEIGH- Turner, F. J. (factor to his Grace tho Duke of Portland), The Dean BOURHOOD. Wilson, John, farmer, Assloss Farm Woodburn, Miss, The Brae, Beansburn Alexander, John, farmer, Broombrae Barr, Robert, farmer, Craighall Boyd, James, Beansburn CRAIGIE & NEIGHBOURHOOD. Brown, William, schoolmaster, Rowallan Clelland, James, farmer, Knockinlaw GENTRY AND CLERGY. Craig, David, Dean Cottage Campbell, Major C. V., of , Craig, Matthew, Deanhill Cairnhill Craig, Thomas, farmer, Onthank Galloway, William, Adamhill Colliery Craufurd, W. H., of Craufurdland castle Hamilton, Col. J. F., of Cairnhill Cuthbertson, Robt., farmer. Top Onthank Hamilton, Major Walter, M.P., yr., of Dale, David, forester, Bankend Cairnhill Dale, Robert, forester, Rowallan Castle Kennedy. John, Underwood Dalziel, W,, farmer, Craufurdland Mains Stirling, Rev. David, The Manse Dickie, David, farmer, Tannahill PROPRIETORS (not RESIDENT). Dunlop, Matthew, farmer, Beansburn Campbell, Captain, (Patron) Ferguson, Alexander, Borland Oswald, Alexander, Auchencruive Findlay, Thomas, farmer, Wardneuk Stirling, John, of Foulton Bridge Kirk, Findiay, William (of Wm. Findlay & Co.), Cockermouth Deanbank Gilmour, Jas. S., farmer, Dinnans BLACKSMITHS. Littlejohn, George, wright, Beansburn Brown, Andrew, Catcraig Loudon, Mrs. H., Little Mosside Douglas, Francis, Underbills Mackay, John (of Mackay & Son), Dean- Muir, Robert, Five Ways, Cairnhill bank BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. Mackenzie, H., gamekeeper, Rowallan Anderson, David, Bridgend, Mains Shaw's Mill Brown, David, Post Office Mackie, Robert, farmer. South Craig PatOD, James, & Son Moodie, Mr. , schoolmaster, Beansburn M'Kean, Miss, Alma Cottage, Beansburn CARPENTBKS AND JOINERS. M'Kerrow, Andrew, smith, Beansburn Campbell, David, Underbills Parker, Misses, Assloss House Wilson, William, Catcraig Railton, Robert (of Gregory, Thomson's, COALMASTERS. & Co.), Deanside Galloway, Lindsay, Ramage, Adam, Dean House & Coy., Adamhill Colliery Reid, Thomas, keeper of North Craig Galloway, Robert, Blacklands Reservoir Murray, Robert, Foreman, Adamhill Taylor, James, grocer, Beansburn Colliery Templeton. John, farmer, Meiklewood Thomson, Daniel, farmer, North Craig DRESSMAKERS AND MILLINERS. Thomson, John, farmer, Borland M'Fadzean, Jean, Village Thomson, Wm., farmer, Assloss Mains Scrogie, Jean, Underhills 76 CRAIGIE. DISTRICT DIRECTORY. CROSSHOUSE.

Sloan, Miss, The Lodge, Cairnhill Registrar, Inspector of Poor, & Session Wood, Janet, Village Clerk, James Watson FARMERS. Stone-dyke Mason, Thomas Brown Schoolmaster, William Wardrop Man, James, Hirst Tailor, William Sinclair Allan, William, Hill of Barnweil Established Church, Rev. David Stirling, Anderson, Thomas, Snodston minister Borland, Matthew, High Wardneuk Brown, Andrew, Catcraig CKOSSHOUSE, PERCETON ROW, Brown, James, Kirkhill Brown, William, Lodgebush AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. Calderwood, Andrew, High Borland Allan, John, farmer, Capringstone Currie, Robert, Home Farm, Cairnhill Barrowman, James, secretary to Co- Drumraoud, John, Camsiscan operative Society, Crosshouse Druramond, Robert, Pocknave Brown, Peter, tile raanufr., Corsehill Drummond, WiUiam, Fairwells Cameron, John, grocer and provision Eaglesham, Robert, Kamageston, Cross- merchant, Crosshouse hands Cameron, Wm , potato merchant, Cross- Frazer, Robert, Plowlands house Hay, James, Sidehead Clegg, James, clerk, Warwickhill Colliery Hopkins, Robert, Maintree Co-Operative Society, Crosshouse Hunter, William, Foulton Cuthbertson, James, teacher, Crosshouse Kennedy, Mr., Pisgah Donald, Thomas, farmer, Fardlehill Ktlpatrick, Allan, Craigie Mains Douglas, William, smith, Crosshouse Lamont, Hugh, Bailliestou Douglas, William, junr., cheese merchant, Lindsay, Alexander, Baruiveil House Crosshouse Lindsay, James, Borland Findlay, James, Colliery, Lindsay, Thouias, Townend Dreghorn, by Irvine; ho., Capringstone Millar, James, Laugside & Burnbank Cottage, by Kilmarnock •Morrison, James, Syke Gairdner, Robert, Thorntoun House, Kil- Morrison, John, High Langcraig marnock Morrison, William, Laigh Langcraig Gibson, John, wright, Crosshouse M'Latchie, Andrew, Campcastle Glen, A., farmer, Muirhouses, Perceton M'Gregor William, Brockley Goldie, David, farmer, Corsehill M'Kay, Mr., Heugh Mill Howat, Jasper, farmer, Highbarns, by Muir, John, Foulton Crosshouse Parker, A. G., Adamhill Howie, Mrs., farmer, Grreenside,by Cross- Parker, Robert, Broadyards house Picken, James, Laigh Laugside Hunter, Robert, grocer, &c., Springside Reid, M., Mid Foulion Laught, Mrs. T., farmer, Drummuir Reid, William, Lillielaw Mackay, Jas.., teacher, Perceton School Si liars, David, Caldrongill M'Lennan, James S., teacher, Warwick- Tannock, Andrew, Underbills hill; house, Warwickhill Cottage Taylor, James, Liitlehill, Crosshands M'Murtrie, David, baker, Crosshouse Tuylor, John, Hill & Longhouse, Cross- Miller, W. & R., grocers, &c., Dreghorn, hands by Irvine Templeton, Robert, Midton & Blacklands Miller, William, Springhill Farm Watson, James, Meadowhead Morris, Mrs. Pollok, The Craig, Kilmk. Mains Wilson, William, Hightree ; Muir, John, Warwick Young, John, Rattenraw, Crosshands Murdoch, John, smith, Crosshouse Young, Mr., Low Wardneuk Ralston, Mrs. M'Dougall, Warwickhill Ho. Sloan, Mrs., farmer, Springside MISCELLANEOUS. Smith, Alexander, Croft Inn and Hotel Innkeeper, Matthew Sillars Smith, J., farmer, Holmes, by Crosshouse Lime-stone Miners, Wm. Given, Village*^ Stevenson, H., manager of Perceton Fire William Robb, Hilltop Clay Works DUNDONALD. DISTRICT DIRECTORY. FENWICK. 77

Stevenson, James, farmer, Kirkland, by Jack, Hugh, Shewalton Crosshoase Jack, William, Old Hall Stevenson, John, farmer, Thornton, by M'Killop, William, Eoanhill Crosshouse M'Kinnon, John, Laurieston Swan, William, manager, Anuandale and Scott, Alexander, Cockhill Thorntoun Collieries Smith, James, Craig Taylor, John, farmer, Warwickdale Smith, John, Brownlees Templeton, William, farmer, Cauldhame, Taylor, John, Fortyacres by Crosshouse Tyre, William, Templetoa Walker, William, manager, Warwickhill Wallace, Hugh, Boa:head Colliery Wilson, James, Holmes Weir, Jas., boot and shoemaker, Cross- Wood, John, Hallyards house Wright, James, Kilnford Wilson, Gavin, grocer and provision Young, Samuel, Newfield Mains merchant, Crosshouse FLESHER. Woodburn, Hugh, farmer, Annandale Wyllie, James GROCERS. DTJNDONALD AND NEIGH- Faulds, Robert BOURHOOD- Hay, John Thomson, Jane, Post OflSce GENTRY AND CLERGY. INNKEEPERS AND SPIRIT DEALERS. Alexander, Wm., M.D. Anderson, Thomas, Fairlie House Barbour, Mrs. Beckett, James, Hillhouse Gemmell, Robert Craig, Rev. A., Free Church Manse MASONS. Finnic, William, Newfield Hodge, George Hon. G. E.. Vernon, Auchans House Murray, Thomas Muir, Miss, Roadend Cottage MILLER. Sirae, Rev. John, The Manse Dinning, James, Girtridge Mill BAKER. REGISTRAR AND SESSION CLERK. Miller, John Halbert, David BOOT AND SHOEMAKER. SURGEONS. Borland, Hugh Alexander, William, M.D. CARPENTER AND JOINER. Burnett, John (veterinary) Paterson, John TEACHER. COACHBUILDEKS. Macrosty, Peter, Parish School Brunton, John MISCELLANEOUS. Cumming, John Burton, James, gamekeeper, Auchans CONTRACTOR. Martin, Alexander, road surfaceman Stevenson, James, gardener, Auchans Hendrie, Robert FARMERS. PLACES OF WORSHIP. Agnew, William, Galrigside Established Church, Rev. John Sime,. Alison, James, Harpercroft minister Barbour, Wm., Broomhill Free Church, Rev, A. Craig, minister Barclay, John, Guillieland Barr, John, Harperland FENWICK&NEIGHBOURHOOD- Blair, James, Girtridge GENTRY AND CLERGY. Brown, Matthew, Highlees Caldwell, John, Plewland Craig, Rev. R. C. Free Church Manse Davidson, James, Crooks Craufurd, J. R. H., yr., of Craufurdland Gray, David, Bogside Craufurd, Wm. Houison, of Craufurd- Gray, James, Bogside land 78 FENWICK. DISTRICT DIRECTORY. FENWICK.

Dickie, Rev. David, The Manse Gemmell, John, Drumboy Nelson, Capt., Fenwick Gemmell, John, West Coldrie Orr, Rev. William, U.P. Church Manse Gemmell, Peter, High Todhill Picken, Capt., Hillhouse Lodge Gemmell, Robert, Low Gainford Taylor, Robert, Darwhilling Gemmell, W., Amlaird BLACKSMITHS. Gemmell, W., Wyllieland Gilmour, James, Townhead Arrol, John Gilmour, Thomas, Brae Douglas, Alexander Highet, James, Hillhousehill James, Waterside Husband, Howie, John, Lochgoin BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS. Howie, Robert, Drumtee Bicket, "William Kerr, John, Righill Pulton, John Lamberton, John, Highburn Fulton, W. & J. Lindsay, James, High Clinch CARTWRIGHTS AND JOINERS. Lindsay, James, East Polkelly Lindsay, James, Whoonyett Allan Oalt, Lindsay, John, Tayburn Rodger, James Lindsay, Robert, Glaister John, Waterside Wyllie, Lindsay, Thomas, Langdyke FARMERS. Lindsav, William, Craigends Aitken, James, Glenleitch Loudon, Robert, Harelaw Alexander, J., High Arness Muir, Andrew, Porisken Alexander, Robert, Artnock Muir, David, Skirnieland Allan, James, Whiteleehill Muir, Robert, Netherraith Barr, James, Little Horsehill M'Dougall, John, Laighmuir Barr, W., Marchbank M'Kersie, Wm., Croilburn Bicket, D., Clanfin Orr, Robert, Balgray Mill Bicket, J,, Bruntland Picken, Andrew, Glassock Brown, Allan, Beanscroft Picken, John, Parkhead Calderwood, D., East Clanfin Robertson, Hugh, Dalmusternock Calderwood, David, Blackbyre Scoular, James, Thorn Calderwood, Hugh, Windyhill Scoular, John, Gardrum Mill Calderwood, James, Benbeugh Shedden, Thomas, Clonherb Calderwood, John, West Blackbyre Smith, James, Horsehill Cameron, William, Townend Smith, John, Greenwalls Clark, Robert, Greenhill Steel, Thomas, Clinch Craig, Hugh, Raithburn Steven, William, Broadmoss Craig, James, East Coldrie Stewart, W., North Drumboy Craig, William, Pokelly Hull Stewart, Mrs., Haghouse Currie, James, Gree Taylor, A., Burnhead Currie, Robert, East Broadmoss Taylor, David, Low Todhill Currie, Robert, Field House Taylor, James, Dalraith Currie, Robert, Little Gree Templeton, John, Meiklewood Dalziel, Gavin, Kingswell Thomson, Robert, Meadowhead Dickie, Robert, Tannacrieff Vallance, John, Blaircraigs Dunlop, A., Benthouse Wallace, Robert, Hairshaw Mill Dunlop, Francis, Midland Wallace, Robert, Mid Coldrie Dunlop, George, Warnockland Wallace, William, Old Hall Dunlop, James, Highfield Wardrop, John, Pokelly

Dunlop, James, Raithhill Watt, A , Greelaw Dunlop, James, Townend of Gree Welsh, David, Arness Dunlop, Matthew, Craigendunton Wilson, James, Glassock Gemmell, Alei., Tannacrieff Wyllie, Hugh, Mainsheugh Gemmell, Andrew, Crofthead Wyllie, David, Damhead Gemmell, Andrew, High Gainford Wyllie. James, Little Fenwick Gemmell, J., Aitkenhead Wyllie, John, Burnfoot FENWICK. DISTRICT DIRECTORY. GALSTON. 79

Young, James, Hairshaw Free Church; Rev. R. C. Craig, minister Young, Robert, Mosside United Presbyterian Church; Rev. Wra. FLESHERS. Orr, minister Alexander, John, Waterside Fulton, William GATEHEAD AND NEIGHBOUR- GROCERS, INNKEEPERS, & SPIRIT DEALERS, HOOD. Arthur, James, Innkeeper Brown, James, station-master, Gatehead Borland, Alexander, grocer Buchanan, Gilbert, schoolmaster, Old Calderwood, Robert, grocer, Waterside Rome Fulton, William, innkeeper Caldwell, James, farmer, Moorfleld Gemmell, John, grocer Caldwell, John, farmer, Springhill Lockhart, Miss, grocer Dickie, James, farmer, Bogside Scott, Mrs. Walter, spirit dealer Highet, John, farmer, Cochran Lodge Thomson, Hugh, grocer Muir, R. & J., sawyers, Leith Saw Mills Watt, Mrs., grocer Robertson, James, merchant, Gatehead MANUFACTURERS. Robertson, W., miller, Cambuskeith Mill Alexander, Hugh, & Sons, Waterside Robertson, W. P., manager, Moorfield Chisholm, George, Sandbed Mill Tile Works; ho., Gargieston Cottage Montgomery, William Rorison, Wm., innkeeper, Cochrane Inn Muir, J. & W. Smith, David, farmer, Big Gatehead MASONS. Smith, John, farmer, Windyedge Steel, John, farmer. East Gatehead Creelman, Charles Taylor, Mrs., Moorfield Dickie, Adam Todd, James, farmer. Old Rome Shedden, John Young, James, farmer, Murrays Young, James Young, Robert, ham curer , Gatehead MILLERS. Walker, Robt., coalmaster,Fairlie colliery Orr, Robert, Balgray Mill Scoular, John, Gardrum Mill GALSTON & NEIGHBOURHOOD MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS GENTRY AND CLERGY. Calderwood, Misses Fulton, Misses Dempster, James, Ladyton Fulton, Miss, Laighmuir Pairlie, William, Holmes House Taylor, Margaret Gemmell, John, Wallace street Wilson, Mary Gilmour, Boyd, Riverside Cottage, Titch- TAILORS field street Shannon, David HendriC; James, Union Bank Hendrie, John, Wilson, James Union Bank M'Indoe, Rev. Robert TEACHERS. Mackintosh, Mrs. Margt., Strath Galston Brown, Francis iVIackie, Robert, Cottage (Factor Fulton, William, Kingswell on Loudoun & Rowallan Estates) Meiklejohn, William M'Leod, Dr. John, Flowerbank Cottage M'Nair, William Mair, Andrew MISCELLANEOUS. Mathewson, Rev. Thomas, Wallace street Meikle, James, Anderson, Thomas, agent Henrietta street Morton, John, 7 Bentinck terrace Armour, Alexander, carrier Palmer, George, Polwarth street Cameron, William, carrier Paterson, Mrs. Mary, Barr street Muir, Robert, coal merchant Ramsay, Dr. John K., Brewland street Stevenson, Dr., surgeon Richmond, Robert, Barr street PLACES OP WORSHIP. Rodger, William, surgeon Established Church; Rev. D. Dickie, Stirling, Rev. Robert, D.D., The Manse minister Tait, Alexander D., Milrig House 80 GALSTON.—DISTRICT DIRECTORY. QALSTON.

AGENTS TO MANUFACTURERS. Howie, Thomas, Maxwood Hendrie, James, Drumcloich Alexander, Orchard street Cochrane, Lennox, WiUiam, Bruntwood Hugh, Orchard street Cathbertson, Manson, James, Millands James, Brewland street Hutchieson, Maxwell, Alexander, Sparnelbank Andrew, Henrietta street Mair, Meikle, Thomas, Strath Meikle, James, Henrietta street M'Lellan, John, forester, Bumhouse Charles, Henrietta street Robertson, Paterson, Robert, Barward David, Titchfield street Watson, Paterson, Robert, Middlethird BAKERS. Rankin, David, Goatfoot Reid, William, Gauchland Quarry Gibson, Thomas M., Bridge street Stevenson, Robert, Hillhouse Harvey, Alexander, Bridge street Taylor, Hugh, BuUbill Lyon, John Wallace, Henrietta street Weir, Wilham, Bent Murdoch, John, Bridge street Whyte, John, Dykescroft BANKERS, Wilson, Archibald, Threepwood Union Bank of Scotland; J. & J. Hendrie, Wright, Robert, Bruntwoodmains agents Wright, William, Meikleyard BLACKSMITHS. Young, Andrew, Bruntwoodhill Findlay, James, Henrietta street Young, James, Sornhill Law, Andrew, Titchfield street PLESHERS. Neil, James, Bridge street Dunlop, J. & A., Bridge street Reid, John, Cross street Paton, Alexander, Titchfield street BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. Paton, Andrew, Wallace street Paton, Thos., Polwarth street William, Bridge street M'Donald, Wilson, Hugh, Bridge street Torrance, James, 5 Cross street GROCERS. MAKERS. BOOT AND SHOE Cochran, James, Bridge street Corson, John, Brewland street Ferguson, George, Bridge street Dunn, James, Folwarth street Hannah, George, Henrietta street Findlay, Hugh, Wallace street Hutchison, R. & J., Cross street Laachlan, Andrew, Polwarth street Hutchison, Jane, Brewland street Paterson, George, Henrietta street M 'Donald, Wm., Bridge street Richmond, Hugh, Henrietta street Mair, John, Bridge street CAKTWRIGHTS AND JOINERS. Mair, Robert, Henrietta street Meikle, Geo., Polwarth street Holborn, Alexander, Wallace street Nisbet, Wra , Bridge street Mair & Anderson, Barr street Richmond, James, Bridge street Smith, Thomas, Titchfield street Roxburgh, Alexander, Titchfield street Teudall, Abram, Barr street Timothy, John, Wallace street COAL MERCHANTS. Timothy, Thomas, Titchfield street (Holland & Gilraonr, Goatfoot Colliery White, Alexander, Cross street Home, John, Galston Colliery Wilson, John, Bridge street

Home, R. R , Galston Colliery Young, Robert, & Co., Henrietta street Kinloch, John, & Compy., Gauchalland INNKEEPERS AND SPIRIT -MERCHANTS, Colliery Campbell, Alexander, Loudoun Arms Roxburgh, W. & D., Maxwood Colliery Clark, Geo., Henrietta street FARMERS. Dunlop, Wm., Titchfield street Anderson, James, Waterside Ferguson, George, Crown Inn Anderson, Robert, Clinchyard Hall, Donald, Black Bull Barclay, Andrew, Rigghead Hannah, George, Henrietta street Bone, William, Auchencloich Hutchison, R. & J., Cross street Bowie, George, Gauchalland Keirs. James, Sun Inn Donald, William, Sornbeg Mair, John, Bridge street Gibson, Allan, Cowgrove M'Lanachan, John, Titchfield street .

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Nisbet, William, Bridge street STONE MASONS. street Reid, James, Bridge Anderson, J. R. & G-, builders, Bentinck Richmond, James, Bridge street street Roxburgh, Alexander, Titchfield street Gray & Cox, Chapel lane Smith, Mary, Brewland street Scoular, Robert, Glebeside Cottage Gabriel, Portland Arms Steel, SURGEONS. Timothy, John, Wallace street Timothy, Thomas, Titchfield street M'Leod, Jno., M.D., Flowerbank Cottage Wilson, John, Bridge street Ramsay, John K., M.D., Brewland st. Young, Robert, & Co., Henrietta street Rodger, William, Bridge street TAILORS. INSURANCE AGENTS. Bryce, James, Henrietta street Caledonian; Wm. Cameron, Polwarth st. Campbell, Alexander, Polwarth street Guardian Plate Glass; Wm. M'Donald, Campbell, William, Polwarth street Bridge street Fletcher, George, Henrietta street Life Association of Scotland; Robert Gait, James, Bridge street Hovvat, Bridge street M'Lannachan, John, Titchfield street National; Wm. M'Donald, Bridge street Parker, Thomas, Church lane Northern; R. Young & Co., Henrietta st. Scott, John, Polwarth street Phoenix; Wm. M'Donald, Bridge street Royal; James Torrance, Bridge street TEACHERS Scottish Amicable; Adam Haddow, Blair School; George Paterson, master Wallace street Industrial School; Mrs. Logan, mistress TINSMITHS A.ND IRONMONGERS. Parochial School; William Bell, master The Public School; Robert Black, Thomas, Polwarth street M'Donald, master Hamilton, William, Henrietta street Young, R., Henrietta street WRITERS. LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPEBS. Hendrie, James, Polwarth street Hendrie, John, Polwarth street Anderson, Geo. Ross, Bridge street Haddow, Adam, Wallace street PLACES OF WORSHIP, Howat, Robert, Brewland street Established Church; Rev. Robt. Stirling, Lennox, John, Bridge street D.D., minister M'Murtrie, John, Brewland street Evangelical Union Chapel; Rev. Thomas MANUFACTURERS. Suttie, minister Free Church; Rev. Robert Brown, John, & Hugh, (blankets) Barr M'Indoe, minister street United Presbyterian Church; Rev. Thos. Hutcheson, Jas. (muslins), Brewland st. Mathewson, minister Richmond, Robert (blankets), Barr st. Stewart, Andrew, Titchfield street MISCELLANEOUS. Ayrshire MILLERS. Temperance Union ; Rev. Thos. Suttie, secretary; Smith, James, Barr Mill Wm. Ferguson, treasurer Young, John, Bankhead Mill Brown, Matthew, Inspector of Poor, MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS. Cross Frame, Mary, Henrietta street Campbell, Alex., photographer, Polwarth Hamilton, Martha, Brewland street street Howat, Agnes, Brewland street Cochrane, James, earthenware dealer, Lyon, Mary, Polwarth street Brewland street Marshall, Christina, Polwarth street Frew, Alexander, brick and tile maker, Meikle, Mary, Henrietta street Burnside Cottage Smith, Jane, Gauchland row Gas Works, Titchfield street; Archd. Thomson, Janet, Polwarth street Nisbet, manager; George Palmer, Wallace, Ann, Polwarth street secretary and treasurer Wilson, Jane, Titchfield street Howie, John, potatoe dealer, Henrietta Young, Margaret, Old Walls street K 82 HURLFORD. DISTRICT DIRECTORY. HURLFORD.

Hutchison, R. & J., grain merchants, 1 Galloway, John, & Co., Barleith and Cross street Dollars Collieries Mills, Samuel, fruiterer, Titchfield street Gilmour, Allan, & Co., Hurlford and M'Farlane, Wm., watchmaker & jeweller, Portland Collieries Cross Gilmour, Boyd, & Co., Woodend, Burn- M'Intosh, Margaret, paper mill board bank, Ladyton, and Goatfoot CoUieried manufacturer, Strath Mills Howie, John, Hurlford Colliery Porter, David, saddler, Bridge street Home, John, Holmes Colliery Robertson, John, slater, Polwarth street DRESSMAKERS AND MILLINERS. Steel, James, railway contractor, Court- thorn Cottage Graham, M., dressmaker Torrance, Robert, glazier, paper hanger, Strang, E., milliner

painter, and gilder, 7 Cross street ; ho., FARMERS. 5 Cross street Wilson & Yeudall, saw millers Anderson, Thoncas, Snodstone Bowie, A., East Overland Cochrane, Robert, Aird HURLFORD AND NEIGH- Cochrane, William, Bargour BOURHOOD. Cunningham, Wm., Dollars Mains Cuthbertson, John, Hurlford («5NTRY AND CLERGY. Drummond, Mr., Garrochmuir Drummond, Hugh, Craighead Fairlie, Wm., Holmes House Galloway, John, Barleith Dunlop, John, Haining Place Gilmour, Allan, Woodend House Dunlop, R., Peell Galbraith, Archibald, Ralstonyards Gilraour, Mrs. , Rosebank Cottage Howie, John, Newhouse Goudie, Jas. & John, Sattersink Howatson, Howie, Mrs., Newhouse Guthrie & Woodside House Hutchison, Rev. Smith, Established Hamilton, James, Knowehead Church Missionary Hodge, David, Friendlesshead M'Latchie, John, M.D., Woodend Cottage Hodge, Robert, Craighead Liggat, John, Ashyard Morris, James, Dollars House Miller, John, East Holmes Purvis, Mrs., Manse Cottage Miller, John, Low Dollars Reid, Rev. Wm., Free Church Manse Matthew, Ashyard Stewart, John, Shawhill Miller, Thomson, Robert, Crookedholm Cottage Morton, Hugh, Dalsangan Mrs., Blair Walker, Mrs., Struthers Cottage Murdoch, Warnock, John, Braehead Cottage Muir, James, Lochhill Thomas, Barleith Weir, William, Crookedholm House Neill, Paterson, John, Ashyard BAKERS. Roxburgh, Andrew, Ladeside Barr, Archibald Shaw, James, Dykehead Hume, R. & D. Shaw, John, Netherland Smith, John, Bowhouse BLACKSMITHS. Smith, Robert, Ashyard Kerr, John Smith, William, Lawersbridge Paterson, Adam Speirs, Thomas, Skerrington Mains Purroch BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. Stevenson, Mr., Stevenson, Allan, Lady-yard Inglis, Hugh Strahorn, R., West Overland Murdoch, James Sturrock, James, Struthers CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. Taylor, Hugh (cattle dealer), Kaimshill Wallace, Robert, Drumliehill M'Millan. Andrew Watson, .Tohn, Mosside Walker, William Wilson, James, Liffnock COALMASTERS. Wilson, John, Brighouse Dunlop, William, Ashyard Colliery Wright, William, Terapletonbnrn HURLFOKD.-—DISTRICT DIRECTORY. KILMAURS. 83

Woodburn, John, Ralstonhill Gow, Edward Woodburn, J., Shawsmill Nisbet, Jeremiah Woodburn, Mr., Woodhead TEACHERS. Wyllie, Allan, Bui'nfoot Buchanan, John, Hurlford School GROCERS. Crawford, John, Crosshands Barr, Archibald M'Lure, Miss, Hurlford School Cameron, Mrs MISCELLANEOUS. Cun-ie, Charles Gemmell, John, manager, Holmes Colliery Gemmell, E., Hoodston Bridge Howie, John, Oilwork Goldie, Andrew Howie, J. & R., Fire-clay Works Goudie, Wm., Post Office Millar, Robert, station-master Hume, R. & D. M'Cowan, William, manager, Love, Andrew Portland Colliery Lyon, James Warnock, John, manager, Barleith Miller, Andrew Col- liery. M 'Gibbon, David Park, Daniel PLACE OF WORSHIP. Sinclair, W, J. Free Church; Rev. Wm. Reid, minister Thomson, James Young, Mrs. KILMAURS & NEIGHBOUR- INNKEEPERS AND SPIRIT DEALERS, HOOD. Cameron, Mrs GENTRY AND CLERGY. Currie, Charles Adam, W. P., of Tour House Jones, James Campbell, James, of Crofthead Kennedy, John, Crown Hotel Forgan, Charles, of Towerhill M'Christie, Alexander Gray, Rev. Andrew, U.P, Church Manse M'Gibbon, David Inglis, Rev. Alexander, The Manse Nisbet, Mrs. Kerr, Richard, House Orr, John Maxwell, Rev. Jas., Free Church Manse Paterson, William, Mayfield M 'Knight, John, Plan House Sinclair, W. J. Patterson, Thomas, of High Longmuir Wilson, Matthew, Crookedholm Ritchie, Mrs,, Croft Cottage IRONMASTERS. Woodrow, William, Fenwick road Woodrow, James, Fenwick Barclay, Andrew, Portland Foundry road Baird, Wm., & Co., Portland Ironworks BAKER. Simpson, John, Hurlford Foundry Macfarlane, James Strang, Andrew. Blair Foundry BLACKSMITH, Weir, Wm. (of Wm. Baird & Co.), Port- Jack, John land Ironworks BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERS. Baird, Robert, Mill Hill Cottage Currie, Charles Boyd, John, shoe agent, Bee Cottage Goudie, William Ledgerwood, Samuel Park, Daniel Millar, William MANUFACTURE RS. Steel, Robert Thomson, W. & M., Crookedholm CARTWRIGHTS AND JOINERS. MILLER. Millar, Alexander Taylor, Andrew, John H., Riccarton Mills John SURGEON. DRESSMAKERS AND iMILLINEKS. Andrew, M'Latchie, John, M.D.,Woodend Cottage Janet, dressmaker King, Miss, dressmaker TAILORS. Montgomerie, Mrs., crape dresser Faulds, John Paton, Misses, dressmakers 84 KILMAURS. DISTRICT DIRECTORY. NEWMILNS.

Welsh, Janet, milliner Marshall, David (horn-spoon maker) Wilson, Jane, milliner Marshall, Robert (horn-spoon maker) DRUGGIST. Millikin, David (blankets) Woodrow, James (bonnets) Sloan, Mrs. Woodrow, William (bonnets) ^ FARMERS. MASONS. Barclay, John, Planhouse Boyd, John Barr, John, Knockintiber Boyd, Robert Brown, James, North Woodhill | Cuthbertson, James, Yardside MILLERS. Dunlop, Hugh, Grassmillside Mackie, Andrew, Kilmaurs House Dunlop, Patrick, Altonhill Mackie, John, Kilmaurs Mill Dunlop, William, Habbieauld MILLWRIGHT. Ferguson, Alexander, Greenhill Taylor, John Fulton, John, Waterpark Harvie, Hugh (and carter), Kilmaurs TAILOR AND CLOTHIER Hodge, Robert, Jocksthorn Brown, Hugh Kidd, Robert, Knocklandhill TEACHERS. Kirkwood, James, Fenside Blane, Master, Burgh School Lindsay, Christopher, Tourhill M'Naught, Duncan, Parish School Loudoun, James, Braehead Mair, William, Busby Mains MISCELLANEOUS. M'Latchie, John, Woodhill Armour, Richard, letter carrier and town M'Millan, George, Newlands oflScer Millar, Robert, View Villa Ferguson, David, inspector of poor and Morton, George, registrar Orr, William, Busbiehead Montgomerie, James, postmaster Shields, Mrs., Plan M'Naught, Duncan, session clerk Smith, Hugh, Gowanbrae Ritchie, John, gas manager Smith, James, Buntenhill PLACES OF WORSHIP. Smith, John, Laigh Langmuir Established Church; Rev. Alexander Steel, Robert, Shaw Inglis, minister Symington, Thomas, Gowanbrae Free Church; Rev. James Maxwell, Taylor, Mrs.. Standalane minister Templeton, William, East Woodhill U.P. Church; Rev. Andrew Gray, minister Thomson, William, Bellsland Watt, Hugh, Knocklandside Wilson, John, Busby NEWMILNS AND NEIGHBOUR- Wilson, John, Tour Garden HOOD- Young, George, Kilmaurs Mains GENTRY AND CLERGY. FLESHER. Alston, Rev. Andrew, Newmilns Harvie, Thomas Brown, Thomas, Lantine House Bruce, Rev. John, D.D., U.P. Manse GROCERS, INNKEEPERS, & SPIRIT DEALERS. Noble, Rev. Andrew, Loudoun Free Harvey, Thomas, innkeeper Church Manse Lamberton, James, grocer Robertson, Rev. John, Loudoun Manse Lamberton, Wm., grocer and spirit dealer Smith, Thomas, Park House Lees, Andrew, grocer Smith, William, Townhead Millar, Robert, spirit dealer Starke, James, Lantine Montgomery, Hugh, innkeeper AGENTS TO MANUFACTURERS. Montgomery, James, store keeper Harris, John, High street Paton, Thomas, salt merchant Lambie, Vfilliam, Greenholm MANUFACTURERS. Morton, James, High street Baillie, James, & Co. (blankets) Morton, John, Main street

Currie & Millar (bonnets) Morton , James, Greenholm NEWMILNS. DISTRICT DIRECTORY. NEWMILNS. 85

Morton, Hugh, junr., 13 High street FARMERS. Wilson, James, High street Allan, James, Byres of Bankhead BAKERS. Allison, William, Dyke Anderson, Peter, 62 Main street; house, Allison, William, Foulpaple 64 Main street Alston, George, M'CuUoch, Alexander, 24 Main street Alston, James, Yondercroft Smith, Andrew, Main street Alston, Robert, Newlands BANKER. Arnott, Hugh, Stonehall Cameron, John, Loudoun Hill Royal Bank of Scotland; Hugh Brown, Craig, John, Braidley agent Donald, Thomas, Crosstree BLACKSMITHS. Findlay, Francis, Windyhill Neil James, Green street Findlay, John, Laigh Dalloy Nisbet, Richmond, Kilnholm street Findlay, William, Crofthead Pollock, William, Greenholm Fleming, Hugh, Lochfleld Gebbie, Thomas, Brownhill MAKERS. BOOT AND SHOE Gemmell, Thomas, Dalloy Badger, Joseph, Main street Gilchrist, Andrew, Parkerston Duncan, Andrew, Main street Gilchrist, Mrs. Thomas, Knevocklaw Kerr, Alexander, Main street Leiper, James, Little Glen M'Clure, John, High street Lindsay, Allan, Cronnin Richmond, Hugh, Doitburn street Lindsay, John, Dalwhatswood CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. Lindsay, Thomas, Woodhead Lindsay, Wm., junr., Clearmount Allan, Alexander, Grey street Loudoun, James, Loudoun's Mill Haddow, James, Main street Loudoun, John, Low Overmoor Hood, Joseph, Main street Meikle, Robert, East Heads Mitchell, James, Back street Miller, Matthew, Low Bowhill Mitchell, John & Archibald, Main street Miller, Hugh, Mount Pleasant Main street Shields, Hugh, Morton, Thomas, Ladybrow CARRIERS. M'Pherson, Angus, Sabeside Mair, John (to Glasgow) Nisbett, John, Long Green Mair, Robert (to Glasgow) Paterson, James, Isles Mair, James (to Kilmarnock) Rintoul, James, Hapton CATTLE DEALERS. Smith, Andrew, Carlincraig Smith, James, Highside Morton, James, street Back Stewart, John, High Overmoor Morton, William, street Back Symington, David, High Bowhill Watson, Thomas, Whiteside Cottage Thomson, Wm., Brocklees CHEESE DEALERS. Torrance, Matthew, Mains Brown, Hugh, Main street Torrance, Robert, Burnfoot Mair, James, Main street Wilson, William, West Heads Mair, John, Main street Wood, John, Passford Mair, Robert, Main street Young, James, Gamesland Parker, Hugh, High street FLESHERS. DRESSMAKERS MILLINERS. & Haddow, Adam, Main street Allan, Miss, Grey street Haddow, Robert, Main street Campbell, Margaret, Grey street GROCERS. Jackson, Eliza, Back street Miller, Agnes, milliner. Main street Brown, David, Greenholm Morton, Jane Ferguson, milliner, Main Campbell, Thomas, Main street street Craig, Jas., Co-Operative Society, Main Richmond, Margaret, dressmaker, Doit- street burn Street Haddow, George Smith, Isabella, dressmaker, Greenhead st. Holborn, Robert, Main street 86 NEW3IILNS. DISTRICT DIRECTORY. NEWMILNS.

Loudoun, John, Main street Blair, John, & Co., muslin cutters, Gi*een- Mair, John, Main street holm M'Pherson, James, Main street Hood, Joseph, & Co., muslin cutters, Millar, Elizabeth, Main street Main street. Morton, Hugh, Main street Power-Loom Factory, Greenholm ; Joseph Parker, Hugh, Main street Hood & Co., wincey manufacturers. Rintoul, Margaret, Main street SPIRIT DEALERS. Robertson, Thomas, Main street Gebbie, Francis, Main street Roxburgh, William, Main street Laurie, N. B , Main street Sawers, Hugh, Main street Parker, Hugh, Main street Wallace, Andrew, Greenholm Rintoul, Margaret, Main street INNKEEKERS. Robertson, Thomas, Main street

Anderson, Peter, Sun Inn SURGEONS. Brown, Agnes & Jane, Railway Inn, Davidson, John, Dalduff House, Green- Greenholm head Brown, John, Black Bull Young, James, M.D., Main street Loudoun, Mrs. John, Angel Inn, Main st TAILORS. Mair, John, Crown Inn Dykes, Samuel, Main street Morton, Hugh, Loudoun Arras Dykes, Thomas, Main street Shields, Hugh, Crosskeys Loudoun, John, Grey street INSURANCE AGENTS. Loudoun, Robert, Main street Runcie, Alexander, Main street Northern; Hugh Morton TEACHERS. Royal; John Morton, junr., Main street Scottish National; Thomas S. Gemmell, Free Church Schools; Malcolm M'Intosh, Main street master Scottish Union; Hugh Brown, Main st. Parochial School; John Campbell, master IRONMONGERS. PLACES OF WORSHIP. Established Church; Rev. John Robert- James, Main street Boyd, son, minister Matthew, Main street Pollock, Free Church; Rev. Andrew Noble, Matthew, & Co., Main street Todd, minister LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERS. United Presbyterian Church ; Rev. John Bruce, and the Rev. Andrew Alston, George, 58 Main street; house, Haddow, ministers 60 Main street MISCELLANEOUS. Laurie, Nicol Brown, Main street Richmond, Francis, Main street Blair, John, & Co., card cutters, Green- Young, George, Main street holm Co-operative Society, Main street Boyd, James, bookseller, Main street Brown, John, stone mason. Main street MILLERS. Brown, James, painter, &c. Loudoun, James, Loudoun Mill Campbell, John, session clerk Scoular, Robert, Patie's Mill Campbell & Muir, stone masons. Back street MANUFACTURERS. MUSLIN Cuthbertson & Taylor, woollen mill, Blair, John, & Co., Greenholm Greenhead Borland, William, High street Falconer, Kinloch, plasterer Morton, John, High street Gemmell, Thomas S., collector of taxes, Morton, John, Main street inspector of poor, and sub-distributor Muir, William, High street of stamps M'Pherson, Andrew, jun., Main street Hood, Joseph, Jacquard machine maker Pollock, George, 7 Main street Lawson, James, slater Wyllie, James, High street M'CuUoch, Alex., merchant, 24 Main Young, Matthew, 40 Brown street street RICCARTON. DISTRICT DIRECTORY. RICCARTON. 87

Mitchell, Jas., Jacqnard machine maker OOALMASTERS. Mitchell, J. A., Jacquard machine & Cuninghame, W. C. S., Caprington Col- makers liery woollen mills; house, M'Nair, Alex., 7 Galloway, John, & Co., Barleith and Union street Dollars Collieries Moore, Margaret, druggist, Main street M'Pherson, James, druggist, Main street DRESSMAKERS AND MILLINERS.

. Morton, Hugh, auctioneer, Main street Cunningham, Miss, New road Parker, Alex., card cutter, Main street Kellock, Miss, Earlston Pollock, Robert, Drygate Lees, Mrs. David, New road

Todd, M., & Co , gasfitters Lees, Mrs. Hugh, New road Wilson, James, card cutter. High street Wallace, Miss, Old street

Ayrshire Temperance Union ; Joseph Wilson, Miss, Campbell street Hood, secretary DRYSALTER. Gas Work; John Hall, manager Newmilns Public Library, Council Cham- Wyllie, Mrs., Old street bers; James Hood, librarian. FARMERS. Reading Room, Council Chambers; Jas. Borland, Hugh, High Hillhouse Wyllie, keeper. Boyd, William, Ditton MAGISTRATES, &0. Caldwell, Robert, Inchgotrick Connell, John, Gateside Richmond, F. F., senior magistrate Farquhar, James, Morton, John, junior magistrate Maxholm Gilmour, Hugh, Muggerslandburn Morton, Hugh, treasurer and fiscal Gray, James, Inchbean Mitchell, John, chancellor Jamieson, Thomas, Witchknowe And 13 members of Council. Lambie, James, Sunnyside Lamont, John, Mosshead RICCARTON AND NEIGHBOUR- M'Fadzean, Robert, Langside HOOD. M'Kie, Thomas, Kirklandside Miller, David, GENTRY AND CLERGY. Bridgehouse Miller, James, Bellsland Buchanan, Miss, of Bellfield Miller, John, Dollars Campbell, G. J., of Treesbanks House Smart, Thomas, Knowehead

' , W. C. S., of Caprington Smith, Andrew, Damhead Castle Smith, Matthew, Whatriggs Deans, James Y., Kirkstyle Speirs, William, Shortleea Jeffrey, Rev. William, The Manse Templeton, James, Yardside Templeton, BAKER. William, Braehead Traill, Adam, Crossbush Wallace, Robert, Old street Wallace, John, Mosside BLACKSMITHS. Wallace, Robert, Balgray Walls, Robert, Low Hillhouse Cassells, Hugh, Old street Douglas, Hugh, Clayslap FLESHER. Wright, Robert, road New Alexander, Alex,, Old street BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. GROCERS. Allan, Robert, New street Anderson, John, street Fisher, Robert, New street New Barclay, Elizabeth, Old street Pitt, Robert, & Son, New road Bone, Mrs., Wheat Sheaf Inn CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. Cunningham, Hugh, Old street Gordon, Hugh, New road Drennan, Mrs., New street Guthrie, Hugh, Commonhead Livingstone, Alex., New road Kellock, Jas., Earlston, foreman joiner to Millar, James, Sun Inn, Spittalhill W. C. S Cuninghame, Esq., Caprington M'Millan, Daniel, Old Bridgend Manson, John, Campbell street Spence, John, Old street MCCARTON. DISTRICT DIRECTORY. STEWARTON.

and sexton, Thomson, William, New street Allan, Robert, church-officer Young, Wm., Commercial Inn, Old st. New street Andrew, William, miller, Old street AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. INNKEEPERS Barrowman, Andrew, Academy street Alexander, G., Crown Inn, Old street Bishop, John, cowfeeder, Wallace Hill street Barclay, Elizabeth, Old Cassells, James, gardener, Kirkstyle road Bone, Mrs., Wheat Sheaf Inn, New Cowan, William, Foundry, New road Campbell, Martha, Old street Ferguson, R., coachman atBellfifld House Inn Cunningham, Hugh, Albion Fyfe, Geo., gardener at Bellfield House street Cunningham, Hugh, Old Kelly, Wm., Postmaster, Riccarton street Drennan, Mrs., New Malcolm, J., Annfleld Cottage, Craigie rd. street Farquhar, Mrs., Star Inn, New Miller, Thomas, Wallace Hill M'Beth, Alexander, Old street Morton, Miss, machine stitcher. Old st. Bridge-end M'Millan, Daniel, Old Muir, G., coachman at Caprington Castle Millar, James, Sun Inn, Spittalhill Picken, William, carter, Old street Thomson, William, New street Shaw, James, bookseller. Old street Wallace, William, Ola street Shaw, Hugh, Rose Cottage Wilson, David, Black Bull Inn, Camp- Smith, Captain John, Mount Pleasant bell street Cottage, Craigie road Young, William, Commercial Inn, Old st. Willock, John, carter. Old street LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPER. Shedden, Mrs., Old street STEWARTON AND DUNLOP. MILLER. GENTRY AND CLERGY. John. H., Riccarton Mill, by Andrew, Alexander, James, Union Bank Hurlford Barton, A. L., Brown street MINING MANAGERS, CAPRINGTON Black, Mrs. Mary, Rosemount COLLIERIES. Brown, James, Hollybush Cottage Dunn, Hugh Shaw, manager Brown, John, Hill, Dunlop Livingstone, Danl, underground manager Buchanan, Mrs. Elizabeth, Draffan House Oliver, John, underground manager , Rev. Peter, U.P. Manse, Bridgend Smith, John, underground manager Clugston, Rev. J., F.C. Manse, Avenue st. Cook, John, colliery clerk Craig, James, Borland Hills, Dunlop SURGEON. Cunninghame, John William Herbert, Lainshaw William (veterinary) Farquhar, Cunninghame, Capt. Barry, Lainshaw TAILOR. Cunningham, Jas. Wyllie, secy, for the Shedden, William, New street Cunninghame Reading and Library TEACHERS. Rooms Deans, Mrs. Margaret, Braehead House Crompton street; Wm. Adventure School, Douglas, Thos. Dunlop, Dunlop House Lamont, teacher Dunlop, Mrs. Grace, Braehead House School; Miss C. Hay Caprington Infant Dunlop, Mrs. Jean, Rigg street M. Gardner, teachers and Miss Ferguson, Jas., writer, Kersland House James M'Clure, master; Parish School; Gebbie, Rev. Wm., The Manse, Dunlop Agnes Barclay, Andrew Struthers and Kennedy, Rev. Alexander, The Manse, assistants Stewarton THATCHERS. Kerr, John James, Robertland Barrowman, William, New street Laidlaw, Thomas, Lainshaw street Craig, Archibald, New street Love, James, agent, Royal Bank Macalister, Major Charles S., Kennox PLACE OF "WORSHIP. Macalister, James, Rev. Wm. Jeffrey, The Parish Church; Mackie, Robert, Clerkhill minister Mackie, William, Meikle Corsehill MISCELLANEOUS. M'Leish, Rev. Peter, F.C. Manse, Dunlop ridge Allan, Jas., gardener at Caprington Castle Provan, David, Loch STEWARTON. DISTRICT DIRECTORY. STEWARTON. 89

Smitb, Rev. Robt., Congregational Manse Rodger, Alex., Dean street Snodgrass, James A., Kersland House Rodger, James, Dean street Soraervail, W., Hapland Cottage, Dunlop Sim, Robt., Annock Cottage, Slewarton, Skeoch, Wm., Avenue square and 9 Kelvingrove street, Glasgow; Wallace, Miss Jane, Robertland House office, 14 Queen street, Glasgow Stewarton Bonnet AGENTS TO MANUFACTURERS. Co., Holm street Wyllie, David, & Son., Dean street Clark, Robert, High street Wyllie & M'Dowall, Townhead Currie, Andrew, High street Wyllie, Wm., & Co., 1 High street Dunlop, John, Kirkford Ferguson, Wm., Main street BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. Orr, Robert, Brown street Ferguson, John, Main street Thomson, Mrs., High street Wilson, Thomas, Main street Wyllie, James, High street BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. BAKERS. Alexander, Andrew, Brown street Blair, Hamilton, Dunlop Clark, Thomas, Lainshaw street Currie, John, High street Dunlop, Archibald, Bridgend M'Millan, Janet, Main street Dunlop, James, Brown street Sawers, Alex., Lainshaw street Dunlop, William, High street Wyllie, John, Main street Ferguson, Alexander, Main street Wyllie, William, Dunlop Ferguson, William, High street Young, Thomas, High street Gait, Alexander, Lainshaw street BANKS. Jamieson, James, Dunlop Linn, Alexander, Main Clydesdale Banking Co., Lainshaw street; street Logan, David, Dunlop Thomas Laidlaw, agent Merrilees, Robert, Rigg Royal Bank of Scotland, Lainshaw street; street Paton, James, Rigg James Love, agent street Paton, William, Darlington Stewarton Savings Bank; Thos. Laidlaw, Picken, James, agent Bridgend Ray, John, Holm street Union Bank of Scotland, High street; Sim, John, High James Alexander, agent street Wilson, James, High street BLACKSMITHS. Young, David, Rigg street Baird, John, Righead, Lainshaw CABINETMAKERS. Brown, William, Holm Allan, James, High street Cassells, George, Avenue square Bowes, James, Edgar, William, Dunlop Darlington Brown, James, Avenue Eraser, George, Moorend street Chalmers, James, Vennel street Gill, Wm. & Robert, Fulshaw Paton, John, Brown M'Gill, James, Pointhouse, Dunlop street Robertson, Andrew, Wallace, William, Crossroads Dunlop Stewart, John, Dunlop BONNET MANUFACTURERS. Thomson, John, Cunninghamhead Barclay & Downes, Dean street CARPENTERS, JOINERS, & 0ARTWRIGHT3. Currie, Brown, & Co., High street Bowes, James, Dean street Deans, Currie, & Co., Holm street Brown, James, Gibson, James, Kirkford Avenue street Craig, M. & J., High Laughland, Wm., High street street Howie, Robert, Potato Ha', Mackie, Robert, & Co., Holm street Dunlop Paton, John, Picken, Alex., Vennel street Brown strleet Picken, James, Ladysteps, Picken, John, Bridgend; ho., 6 Bridgend Dunlop Young, John, street Corsehill Mill Young, Laurence, Picken & Wilson, High street Fulshaw Pollock & Borland, Rigg street CARRIERS. Robertson, R. B., High street; ho , Nether Armour, Alex., High st. (to Kilmarnock) Robertland Newlands, David, High st. (to Glasgow) .

90 STEWARTON. DISTRICT DIRECTORY. STEWARTON.

John, East CATTLE DEALERS. Nairn, Neilson, Robert, Parkside Cunningham, John, Vennel street Orr, Mrs., Cankerton Dunlop, Adam, Merryraonth, Dunlop Reid, Robert, Bonshaw Dunlop, Gabriel, Rigg street Smith, James, Rigghead Dunlop, John, Vennel street Shedden, W., Townhead of Lambrough ton Young, Thomas, Rigg street Steel, James, Auchenharvie Stevenson, John, Irvinhill CHEESE AND MEAL DEALERS. Stevenson, John, Whiteley Anderson, Andrew, Dunlop Stevenson, David, Whiteley Cochrane, John, Mains Stevenson, Robert, Gill Mill Craig, Robert, Main street Templeton, James, Lochside Ferguson, James, Over Lochridge Tennant, David, Whiteley Frame, Maxwell, Dunlop Tennant, James, Hairshaw Oilmour, William, Leahead Thomson, Robert, Williamshaw Nairn, Robert, Chapelhouse, Dunlop Walker, Thomas, senr., Gateside Robertson, Hugh, Dunlop Watt, Robert, Boagfoot Robertson, Robert, Dunlop White, James, Braehead Stevenson, Allan, Dunlop Whiteford, Robert, Gabrockhill Stevenson, David, Newhouse Wilson, James, Cutstraw Young, Thos., High street Wilson, James, Bankend DYERS. Wyllie, John, Gallowberry Alexander, Alex., Darlington FLESHERS. Mackie, Thomas, Holm street Cunningham, John, Vennel street Lainshaw street EARTHENWARE DEALERS. Dickie, Mrs. David, Dunlop, Gabriel, Main street Deans, Mrs. , Main street Dunlop, John, High street Nairn, John, High street Mackie, Peter, High street High street Taylor, William, Russell, George, High street FARMERS Smith, Robert, Dunlop Barbour, Matthew, Foggyhillock GROCERS. Brown, James, Birket Hall Alexander, Andrew, Brown street Horsemuir Brown, James, Blair, Robert, High street Brown, John, Kirkmuir Brown, Wm., Darlington Craig, William, Fulshaw Cochran, Isabella, Main street Bloomridge Dunlop, John & James, Craig, Robert, Main street , James, Mid Lambroughton Craig, William, Avenue street Gilchrist, Mr., Bottoms Eaglesham, James, High street Gillies, James, Little Corsehill Edgar, William, Dunlop Gilmour, Allan, Broom Hall, Jane, Dean street Gilmour, John, hay dealer, Broom Highet, Andrew, Lainshaw street Hastings, William, Peacockbank Logan, David, Dunlop Howie, John, Barrowhill Mackie, Thomas, Holm street Hyslop, Robert, Highcross M'Lymont, John, Lainshaw street Kerr, Robert, Cutstraw Smith, John, Lainshaw street . King, William, Lintbrae Smith, Robert, Lainshaw street Laird, James, Cutstraw Steven, George, Main street Laird, James, Horsemuir Stewarton Co-operative Society (limited) Lindsay, Alexander, Byrahill Weir, Adam, Avenue square Lindsay, John, Thornhill Young, Thomas, High street Hugh, Cutstraw Logan, HAM CURERS. Miller, Thomas, Causeyhead M'Kay, Richard, Big Hill Craig, Robert, Main street street Miller, James, Stacklawhill Highet, Andrew, 9 Lainshaw street Miller, Wm. (grain merchant), Bridgend Love, James, Loudoun Cottage, Dunlop Nairn, Hugh, Kilbride Wilson, R., i STEWARTON. DISTRICT DIRECTOKT. STEWARTON. 91

INSURANCE OFFICES. Barbour, John, Dunlop Cochran, Isabella, Main street Alliance; T. Laidlaw, Clydesdale Bank Craig, William, Avenue street Insurance Co. of Scotland (fire); Thos. Railway Arras Inn Laidlaw, Clydesdale Bank Hamilton, John, Mirrlees, Mrs,, Main street Life Association of Scotland; R. M. Neilson, Robert, street Lindsay, Main street Holm Newlands, David, street Liverpool and London, and Globe; James Main Quin, Felix, Lainshaw street A Snodgrass, Main street Daniel, High street Phoenix; A. B. Ferguson Shaw, Janet, Commercial Inn Royal; R. M. Lindsay, Main street Smith, Smith, John, Lainshaw street Scottish Eqnitable; James A. Snodgrass, Smith, Lainshaw street Main street Robert, Scottish National; James Alexander, Steel, John, Dunlop Union Bank Stevenson, Allan, Dunlop Turnbull, street Standard; Jas. Love, Lainshaw street William, Brown Walker, street West of England; Jas. A. Snodgrass, James, Dean Wilson, Alexander, Inn Main street Young, Robert, Dunlop IRONMONGERS. Andrew, David, Lainshaw street STONE MASONS. Chalmers, James, Lainshaw street Bicket, James, Kirkford Calderwood, William, Dimlop LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERS. Gillies, David, 15 Avenue street Anderson, John, Lainshaw street Gillies, James, Lainshaw street Borland, Robert, Lainshaw street Gillies, Robert, Russell, W. K., Lainshaw street Gillies, William, Holm street Wyllie, James, 1 High street Howie & Wyllie, Dunlop Wyllie, John, Lainshaw street SURGEONS AND DRUGGISTS. MILLERS. Caskie, John, Main street Anderson, Andrew, Old Mill, Dnnlop Dunn, J. S., Avenue square Boyd, John, Cunninghamhead Mill Newman, William, High street Eaglesham, William, Lainshaw Mill Wyllie, Andrew, High street Howie, Robert, New Mill, Dunlop Walker, Thos., jun., Gateside (veterinary) Picken, James, Waterland Mill, Dunlop Templeton, Andrew, Saw Mill, Dunlop TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS. Young, Thomas, Corsehill Mill Borland, Robert, Lainshaw street Borland, Thomas, Avenue street MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS. Cunningham, Robert, High street Margaret, Arnott, Dunlop M'Raith, Mungo, & Coy., Higb street Cunninghame, Grace, High street Nairn, John, Lainshaw street *" Dunlop, Margaret, Braehead Russell, W. K., Lainshaw street Highet, Mary, Lainshaw street Steel, Matthew, Kingsford Holborn, Sarah, Lainshaw street Wyllie, John, Lainshaw street M'Lymont, Agnes, Lainshaw street Purdie, Janet, Dunlop TEACHERS. Steele, Margaret, Dunlop Brown, John, master, Free Church School, Stevenson, Annie, Dunlop Dunlop Stirling, Margaret, Main street Holburn, James, master, Free Church MILLWRIGHTS. School, Stewarton Kingsford School, Stewarton Mackie, James, Avenue street Manson, John, Cunniughame Combina- Picken, James, Ladysteps, Dunlop tion School Young, John, Corsehill Mill Ross, Young, Lawrence, Fulshaw William, master, Parochial School Dunlop SPIRIT DEALERS AND INNKEEPERS Simpson, John, master, Bridgend School Blair, Robert, High street Sinclair, Robert, master, Parochial School ; ;

92 STEWARTON. DISTRICT DIRECTORY. SYMINGTON.

TINSMITHS. PAROCHIAL BOARD.

Gordon, Archibald, Main street President, J. Maccalester, of Chapeltoua Haddow, Robert, High street Inspector, William Turnbull WOOL SPINNERS. Collector, James Alexander Surgeon, John Caskie Bridgend Spinning Company Somraervail, William, Hapland Mills BUBLIO BUILDINGS, OFFICES, &C. Wyllie, J. & D., Nether Robertland Mills Constabulary Station and Prison, Rigg WRITERS. street; D. M'Burney, sergeant Alexander, James, Union Bank Cunninghame Reading Room, Library, Lindsay, R. M., Main street and Recreation Rooms, 1 Avenue st. Snodgrass, James A., Main street patron, Capt. J. W. H. Cunninghame, of Lainshaw; secretary, Mr. James W. PLACES OF WORSHIP. Cunningham Established Church, Dunlop; Rev, Wra. Gas Works, Holm street; Andw. Wilson, Gebbie manager; W. Turnbull, collector Established Church, Stewarton; Rev. Inland Revenue and Stamp OflSce; Main Alex. Kennedy street; R. M. Lindsay Free Church, Dunlop; Rev. P. M'Leish Justice of Peace Court; Jas. Alexander,

Free Church, Stewarton; Rev. James clerk ; T. B. Andrews, procurator fiscal Clugston Road Trustees; Thos. Laidlaw, collector Independent Congregational Church and treasurer; Jas. Stevenson, surveyor Rev. Robert Smith United Presbyterian Church; Rev. Peter SYMINGTON AND NEIGH- Cairns BOURHOOD.

. MISCELLANEOUS. GENTRY AND CLERGY. Barton, A. L., mining engineer. Brown st, Cameron, Matthew, slater, High street Anstruther, Mrs., Dankeith Cunningham, David, & Co., tweed manu- Boyd, Col. Hay, Townend facturers, Bridgend mills Davidson, Rev. John, The Manse Ferguson, A. B., auctioneer and valuator, Fairlie, James Ogilvy, Coodham

21 Lainshaw st. ; house, 9 Deans st. Gairdner, Mrs., Corraith House Fulton, Hugh, gardener, Bridgend Kennedy, John, of Underwood Gray, John, omnibus driver, 12 Lain- Logan, Miss, Flatfield shaw street M'Alister, John, of Stockbridge Holburn, Adam, customer weaver M'Cracken, Rev. T., Free Church Manse Howat, John, cooper, High street Smith, Mrs., Townend Cottage Kerr, Jas., baron oflScer, Avenue street Wakelin, William, Schoolhouse Robert, saddler, Main street Kerr, BLACKSMITHS. King, John, road contractor, Dunlop M'Crae, John, thatcher, Kirkford Nisbet, William, Symington Morris, Robert, painter, Dunlop Walker, Hector, Bogend Toll Muir, James, wool agent, Dean street BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. Neilson, Robert, auctioneer, Parkside Quin, Hugh, broker, Lainshaw street Aitken, James Skeoch, C, & Son, spindle manufacturers Crawford, Thomson Skeoch, Jas., clockwork maker. High st. Hauning, David, Williamfield Cottage Smillie, Wm., plasterer, Vennel street CARTWRIGHTS AND JOINERS. Stevenson, James, road surveyor, Dunlop Turnbull, Wm., inspector of poor, Rigg st. Currie, Gilbert & Robert Wilson, Thomas, painter, Main street Dunlop, Hugh, Whitelees M'Latchie, Thomas REGISTRARS. Parish of Stewarton; R. Sinclair & Son CONTRACTOR. Parish of Dunlop; William Ross Martin, William SYMINGTON.—DISTRICT DIRECTORY. TARBOLTON. 93

FARMERS. MISCELLANEOUS. M'Fadzean, David, Anderson, Jas. & Robt., Muirmill carrier to Ayr and Blane, John, Crookside Kilmarnock Blane, Thomas, Craigrethill Wakelin, Wm., Inspector of Poor, Regis- Brown, Mrs., Byrehill trar, and Session Clerk Calderwood, Andrew, Benacres PLACES OF WORSHIP, Campbell, Miss, Damhead Established Church; Rev. John Davidson, Cunningham, Thomas, Spittalhill minister Dale, Robert, Coodham Free Church; Rev. Thomas M'Cracken, Drennan, James, Brewlands minister Gray, Wm., Helenton Mains Hay, Miss, Burnbrae Hume, Robert & James, Knockendale TARBOLTON AND NEIGH- Martin, William, Wbitehill BOURHOOD. M'Kerrow, Thomas, High Wexford GENTRY AND CLERGY. Murdoch, David, Aulds Helenton Paton, Alexander, Stonecausey Bell, John, Enterkine Paterson, George, Knockendale Burnett, General F. C, Gadgirth Paton, William, Bogend Clark, George, High Drumley Smith, John, Craigs Cooper, Wm., Smithston House Smith, Mrs., Stafflor Cuningharae, W. A., Afton Lodge Sloan, Andrew, Brocket Dalrymple, Rev, Ales., U.P. Manse Speirs, James, Muirhouse Davidson, Thomas, Drumley Speirs, William, Dyke Dunn, William, Dalmore Stevenson, William, Kerrix Gray, Robert, Scouts Torrance, James, Jeanfield Inglis, John J., Stair House Wallace, Andrew, Hillhouse Kerr, Rev. William, Stair Wilson, Matthew, Low Wexford Lees, John, Millburn Young, Matthew, Langlands Lindsaj', Alex., Barnweill House Young, Robert, Helenton Gate Lindsay, Rev. R. C, Free Church Manse Livingston, Rev. Neil, Stair GROCERS, SPIRIT DEALERS, AND INN- M'Naughton, James, Smithfield KEEPERS. Morgan, Andrew, Burnside Cottage Aitken, Matthew Morison, Robert, Trabock Mains, Stair Brown, Mrs. Robert Munro, Donald, M.D., Daisy Bank Lees, William, Muirend Paterson, W. 0., Coilsfleld M'Culloch, Alexander Paterson, W., Montgomerie Neil, Alexander Ritchie, Rev. David, The Manse Neil, Mrs. Claud Ronald, William, Bennals Smith, -John, MILLER. House, Stair Hastings, William, Dyke Mill AGENTS TO MANUFACTURERS. Barclay, Peter, James MASONS. street Dunlop, John, Cunningham street Loudoun, Robert Macnaught, Samuel, Croft street Wilson, Edward Reid, Thomas, Montgomerie street MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS. Wilson, James, Montgomerie street Hutchison, Mary BAKERS. [Martin, Mrs. William Mackie, David, Barns street Thomson, James, Montgomerie TAILOR. street BLACKSMITHS. [Morison, James Blackwood, Thomas, TEAOHERS. Montgomerie street , James, Millburn Cnnningham, Wm., Free Church School Hutcheson, James, Weston VVakelin, Wm., Parochial School Munn, William, Stair 94 TARBOLTON. DISTRICT DIRECTORY.—-TARBOLTON.

Pollock, Andrew, Montgomerie Barbour, Mrs., Barmuir Reid, William, Druraley Bone, William, Barrhill Simpson, William, Stair Boyle, John, Raith Wilsim, David, Croft street Brown, Thomas, Whiskyhall Caldwell, Robert, Knockshoggle BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. Craig, Mr., Westfield Allan, William, Dalmore, Stair Crawford, Adam, Myers Clark, Robert, Montgomerie street Douglas, Hugh, Carston, Stair Cowan, Hugh, Montgomerie street Drinnan, James, Alton Burn Crawford, John, Montgomerie street Drinnan, John, Langlands Dickie, Geo., Cunningham street Drinnan, John, Shakelhill Fisher, Thomas, West Port street Drinnan, William, Middletonhill Hannan, William, Drumley Ferguson, James, Chine Lees, James, Montgomerie street Frew, William, Keyshill, Stair M'Master, John, West Port street Gemmell, William, Little Bogend Richard, John, Montgomerie street Gray, David, Barmuirhill Shirlah, William, Hill street Gray, James, Mosside Gray, John, Tongue CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. Harvie, Andrew, Parkraill Candlish, William, Middlerauir Hay, Thornas, Muirburn Dickie, William, Garden street Hodge, John, Lochhill, Stair Green, Hugh, Drumley Howat, Mr., Tarshaw

Speirs, Robert, Bogend TAILORS. Stevenson, Allan, Lady-yard Brown, James, Burns street (clothier) Stevenson, Allan, Parkhill M'Cosh, James, Montgomerie street Strachorn, Andrew, Fencedyke Murray, William, Montgomerie street Symington, James, Roadend Pettigrew, William, Montgomerie st. Tannock, David, Woodend Terapleton, James, Dykes TE4CHERS. Vass, Hugh, Fail Mains Gillespie, A. C, master. Miners' School, Watt, Andrew, Yonderton Annbank Wilson, Adam, Raggethill Halley, Mr., master. Industrial School Wilson, Hugh, Outmains Morgan, A., master. Parochial School Wilson, Hugh, junr., East Carngillan M'Kissock, Wm., master, Subscription Wyllie, Mr., Neilshill School Dalrymple, Agnes, mistress. Subscription GROCERS. School Andrew, John, Montgomerie street WOOD MERCHANTS. Brown, James, Cunningham street M'Quater, James, Enterkine Saw Mills Cowan, Mary, Cunningham street Neilson, John, Fail Saw Mills Curie, Mrs., Montgomerie street Wilson, Adam, Raggethill Fisher, Thomas, West Port street Wright, Thomas, Burns street Gibson, Mary, Montgomerie street ' Goldie, John, Failford MISCELLANEOUS. M'Cosh, Mrs., Cunningham street Andrew, John, druggist Reid, Thomas, Montgomerie street Cook, Wm., sheriff officer, Burns street Wilson, Mrs,, Montgomerie street Cowan, H., sheriff oflScer, Montgomerie st. Dunlop, John, registrar MILLERS. Guthrie, Wm., stocking maker Calderwood, Walter, Tarbolton Mill Hill, George, shod maker Craig, James, Privick Mill Hopkin, James, saddler Lennox, John, Milton Mill Mair, Matthew, carrier to Kilmarnock, Wilson, John, Fail Mill Glasgow, and Ayr M'Clyraonfc, George, flesher SPIRIT MERCHANTS AND INNKEEPERS. M'Knight, David, manager of Gas Works M'Master, John, inspector Carson, Robert, Garden street of poor Ralston, John, Dodd, Henry, Crown Inn stocking maker Thomson, Alexander, Harvey, William, Black Bull Inn flesher Wright, Thomas, cooper Hepburn, James. Failford Maconnachie, J., Cunningham Arms Inn PLACES OF WORSHIP. Oliver, Janet, Cunningham street Annbank School; Rev. James Stormont, Pettigrew, Wm., Plough Inn, Stair missionary Reid, Elizabeth, Montgomerie street Established Church, Tarbolton; Rev. Simpson, Helen, Drongan, Stair David Ritchie, minister STONE MASONS. Established Church, Stair; Rev. William Kerr, minister Drennan, James, Hill street Free Church, Tarbolton; Rev. R. C. M'Whirter, James, Weston Lindsay, minister Pollock, John, Garden street Free Church, Stair; Rev. Neil Living- stone, SURGEON. minister United Presbyterian Church, Tarbolton; Munro, Donald, M.D. Rev. Alex. Dalrymple, minister i LIST OF PLACES

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A Ardeer Square Ardeer Quarry Do. Adamcroft Tarbolton Ardoch Adarahill Craigie Armsheugh Galston Adamton Monkton Arness Fenwick Adamton Mains Do. Arret hill Gatehead Adamton Mill Do. Artnock Fenwick Afton Lodge Tarbolton Ashgrove House Kilwinning Aikenbrae Monkton Ashyard Galston Aikenhead Fenwick Assloss Farm Kilmarnock Aird Hurlford Assloss House Do. Aitkengate Troon Astonpaple Newmilns Aitket House Dunlop Auchenbay Aitket Saw Mill Do. A uchenbrain, North Galston Aitket, West Do. AuchenbraiUj South Do. Allanton Newrailns Auchencloich Cumnock AUanton Inn Do. Auchencloich Farm Galston Allanton Mill Do. Auchencloich, S.O. Do. Alton Kilmaurs Auchencorse Alton Monkton Auchengee Do. Alton Troon Auchengibbert Cumnock Altonhead Kilmaurs Auchengwith Sanquhar Altonhill Kilmarnock Auchenharvey C'stl' Stewarton Amlaird Fenwick Auchenleck House Annandale Crosshouse Auchenleck Mill Cumnock Annanhill House Kilmarnock Auchenleck, S.O. Do. Annbank House Tarbolton Auchenlongford Antigua Cottage Troon Auch'nl'ngfrdWrks Do. Ardeer Brick Works Stevenston Auchens Lodge Dundonald Ardeer House Do. Auchens House Do. Ardeer Iron Works Do. Auchens, Old Do. Ardeer Mains Do. Auchensow Sanquhar M 98 RURAL POST DELIVERY.

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Auchentaggert Sanquhar Barr Sanquhar AnchentJber Stewarton Barrassie Troon Auchenwade Kilwinning Barrassie Farm Do. Auchenway Cumnock Barrassie Mill Do. Auchenweet Tarbolton Barrhill Tarbolton Auchengilsey Cumnock Barrhouse Catrine Auchlin Do. Barmills Galston Auchmillan Mauchline Barr Mills Catrine Auchmillan Hill Do. Barshare Cumnock Auchmannoch Ho. Galston Barshareholm Do. Auchtitinch Cumnock Barskimming Mauchline Auld Helenton Symington Barskimming Br'dg Do. Anlton Dnnlop Barskimming Mill Do. Aulton Farm Galston Barwheys Do. Aulton Village Do. Barwheys Galston Avisyard Cumnock Barwheys Tarbolton Beachbank Cumnock Beansburn Villai;e Kilmarnock ±JTJ Beanscroft Fenwick Bellfield House Kilmarnock Backhill Cumnock Bellsland Riccarton Backhill Newmilns Bellsland Kilmaurs Balgray Mill Fenwick Belston Cumnock Ballieston Symington Benacres Symington Ballochmyle Bridge Mauchline Benbeugh Fenwick Ballochriiyle House Do. Benhaugh Do. Bank Cottages New Cumnock Bennals Tarbolton Bankend Cumnock Benrigsido Kilmaurs Bankend Stewarton Bensley Farm Kilwinning Bankend Dunlop Bensley Square Do. Bankend Fenwick Benston New Cumnock Bankglen New Cumnock Benston Cumnock Bankhead Crosshouse Benston Tarbolton Bankhead Gralston Bent Galston Bankhead Do. Bent Mauchline Bankhead Sanquhar Bentend Newmilns Bank House New Cumnock Benthouse Fenwick Barbeiston Troon Berbeth Newmilns Barboigh Galston Berryhill Cumnock Bardarroch Cumnock Berryhill Fenwick Bargour Hurlford Berryhill Toll Do. Bargour Do. Bickethall Stewarton Barleith Do. Biggerston Craigie Barleith Row Do. Biglawhill Hurlford Baiionachan Cumnock Bilboa Mauchline Barlosh Do. Billymill Cumnock Barmoor Tarbolton Birkhill Newmilns Barmoorhill Do. Birks Tarbolton Barnaight Galston Birnieknowe Cumnock Barnhill Catrine Blackaddie Sanquhar Barniehill Kilmaurs Blackbyre Fenwick Barnweil House Tarbolton Blackerigg Catrine RURAL POST DELIVERY. 99

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Blackfaulds Cumnock Boutriebush Tarbolton Biacklands Craigie Bowlgreen Galston Blacklands Mauchline Bowhouse Cumnock Biacklands Kilwinning Bowhouse Hurlford Blacklaw StewartoQ Bowhouse Dunlop Blacklawhill Do. Bowton Cumnock Black Rock Troon Boylston Do. Blackshill Galston Brae Dunlop Blackside Catrine Brae Do. Blacksidend Do. Brackenhill Catrine Blackstone Cumnock Brackenhill Kilmaurs Blackwood New Cumnock Braehead Cumnock Blairardoch Kilwinning Braehead Stewarton Blaircraigs Fen wick Braehead Mauchline Blairhill Craigie Braehead New Cumncck Blairkip, North Galston Braehead Kilmaurs Blairkip, South Catrine Braehead Dunlop Blairmulloch Do. Braehead Riccarton Bloakhillhead Dunlop Brandleside Dunlop Bloakhillhead Do. Brandleys Sanquhar Bloak Village Do. Bransfield Newmilns Bloomridge Stewarton Bridgehouse Hurlford Bog Stevenston Bridgehouse Riccarton Bog Kilwinning Bridgend Cumnock Bogend Symington Bridgend Tarbolton Bogend Galston Bridgend New Cumnock Bogend Catrine Bridgend Dunlop Bogflat Stewarton Bridgend Catrine Boghead Dundonald Brierbush Fen wick Boghead Cumnock Brieryside Monkton Boghead Galston Brigland Mauchline Boghead Tarbolton Bringan Kilmarnock Bogside Gatehead Broadlie Newmilns Bogside Cumnock Broadlie Dunlop Bogside Stewarton Broad moss Stewarton Bogside Dundonald Broad moss Fenwick Bogside, East Monkton Broad wood Tarbolton Bogside, West Do. Broadyards Craigie Bogwood Mauchline Brocket Symington Boig, North New Cumnock Brocket Monkton Boig, South Do. Brocklar Catrine Bollingshaw Stewarton Brocklees Newmilns Bonniehill House Kilmarnock Brockloch New Cumnock Bonnyton Do. Brockweilmuir Dunlop Boreland Cumnock Brokley Hurlford Boreland Mains. Do. Broom Stevenston Borland Kilmarnock Broom Cumnock Borland Dunlop Broomhill Cumnock Borland, High Craigie Broomhill Newmilns Borland Hills Dunlop Broomhill Dundonald Bottoms Stewarton Broomhouse Cumnock Bouroch Dunlop Broomhouse Catrine 100 RURAL POST DELIVERY.

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Broomhouse Stewarton Burral Holes Kilwinning Brotherland Do. Busbie Crosshouse Brownhill Tarbolton Busbiehead Kilmaurs Brownhill Newmilns Busbie Mains Do. Brownlee Troon Bustonend Do. Briintland Fenwick Byrehill Caprington Bruntwood Galston Byrehill Stewarton Bruntwood Hill Do. Byrehill Kilwinning Bruntwood Mains Do. Byrehill Smithy Stewarton Bullhill Galston Byres Kilmaurs Bunnock Cottage Kilwinning Byrescroft Kilwinning, Buntenhill Kilmaurs Byres of Bankhead Newmilns Burglacban Cumnock Byres of Loudoun Galston Bum Do. Burn Galston C Burn Mauchline Burn Tarbolton Cadger's Row Hurlford Burn Fenwick Cairn Sanquhar Burnaighthill Galston Cairnhill Farm Galston Burnaight Tile Cairnhill House Kilmarnock Works Do. Cairns New Cumnock Burnann Do. Calcoathill Craigie Burnbank Do. Caldrongill Do. Burnbank Hurlford Calton New Cumnock Burnbank Tarbolton Cambuskeith Mill Kilmarnock Burnbank Symington Camsiscan Craigie Burnbrae Symington Cankerton Stewarton Burnbrae Village Tarbolton Caponacre Cumnock Burnfoot Galston Caprick Hill Galston Burnfoot New Cumnock CapringstonCottage Crosshouse Burnfoot Newmilns Caprington Castle Kilmarnock Burnfoot Sanquhar CapringtonCoal Burnfoot Dundonald Works Do. Burnfoot Troon Carbellan Cumnock Burnfoot Fenwick Carcomaurs Sanquhar Burnhead Galston Carcoside Do. Burnhead Newmilns Carlingcraig Newmilns Burnhead Fenwick Carmelbank Crosshouse Burnhouse Cumnock Carleith Galston Burnhouse Dunlop Carleith, Little Do. Burnhouse Catrine Carngillan, East Tarbolton Burnhouse Galston Carngillan, West Do. Burnhousehill Do. Carse Sanquhar Burnhouses Do. Carston Cumnock Burnockhead New Cumnock Castlebrae Sanquhar Burn of Need Catrine Castle Hill Stevenston Burnside Galston Castle Hill Galston Burnside New Cumnock Castle Mains Sanquhar Burnside Cottage Newmilns Castle Mains New Cumnock Burnston New Cumnock Castleton Stewarton Burnton Do. Castle Village New Cumnock Burnton Hill Do. Catcraig Craigie RURAL POST DELIVERY. 101

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Catrine Farm Mauchline Commonside Tarbolton Catrine Holm Do. Connalburn New Cumnock Catrine House Do. Conrick Sanquhar Catrine Shaw Do. Coodham, High Symington Catrine, S.O. Do. Coodham House Kilmarnock Cauldcothill Hurlford Cooperhill Cumnock Cauldhame Dunlop Cornerhaugh Do. Cauldhame Crosshouse Corraith House Symington Canldstanes Fenwick Corsankell Stevenston Causehead Stevvarton Corsehill Crosshouse Causewayfoot Galston Corsehill Kilwinning Cavvhillan Cumnock Corsehill Monkton Cessnock Galston Corsehill Colliery Kilwinning Cessnock House Do. Corsehill Row Crosshouse Cessnock Mains Do. Corsehouse Stewarton Cessnock Mill Hurlford Corslet Cumnock Chalmerston Tarbolton Couplaligget New Cumnock Chalmerston Mauchline Court Th'rn Cottage Galston Changue Cumnock Cowgove Do. Chaple House Dunlop Craig House Kilmarnock Chapleton House Stewarton Craig Byre Hurlford Chapleton Mains Do. Craigdarroch Sanquhar Clayslap Riccarton Craigdarroch House New Cumnock Clearmont Newmilns Craigend Fenwick Clerklands Dunlop Craigend Troon Clevance Troon Craigends Cumnock Cliclui New Cumnock Craighall Galston Clinchyard Galston Craighall Rowallan Cloacklocker Cumnock Craighead Dunlop Cloackloonie Do. Craighill Mauchline Clockston Tarbolton Craigie, S.O. Kilmarnock Clonfin Fenwick Craigie Byre Symington Clonheard Do. Craigie Manse Kilmarnock Chinch Do. Craigie Mains Symington Clune Monkton Craigman New Cumnock Chine Tarbolton Craigowan Symington Coalburn New Cumnock Craigrethill Do. Coalcreoch Do. Craigs Do. Coalhall Gatehead Craigshiel New Cumnock Coalhousehall Catrine Craigsland Troon Cochrane Lodge Gatehead Craigsland Quarry Cockhill Do. Farm Do. Cocklebie Stewarton Craigton Stewarton Coilsholm Tarbolton Craufurdland Castle Kilmarnock Collorie Fenwick Crawfordhill Crosshouse CoUinin Troon Crawfordstone Tarbolton Colvistone Tarbolton Crawickmill Sanquhar Common Catrine Crawlaw Galston Common Cumnock Creelsheugh Fenwick Commoncraig Dunlop Creoch Cumnock Comraondyke Cumnock Creoch, Little Do. Commonhead Kiccarton Creoch New Cumnock 102 RURAL POST DELIVERY.

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Crevoch Stewarton Daldoroch House Catrine Creockhill Cuuinock Dalfad Cumnock Crichton Row Do. Dalgain Cottage Crockside Monkton Dalgain Farm Do. Croft Cottage Kilmaurs Dalgain Mill Do. Croft foot Catrine Kilwinning Crofthead Do. Dalgig New Cumnock Crofthead Fenwick Dalleagles Do. Crofthead Galston Dallory, East Newmilns Crofthead Kilmaurs Dallory, West Do. Crofthead Newmilns Dalraore Tarbolton Crofthead Tarbolton Dalmore, Laigh Do. Crofthead Cumnock Dalmusternock Rowallan Croft Inn Crosshouse Dalpeddar Sanquhar Croilburn Fenwick Dalraith Fenwick Cron berry Cumnock Dalricket Mill New Cumnock Crook, East Catrine Dairy rapleston Cumnock Crook, West Do. Dalsalloch Hurlford Crookedholm Kilmarnock Dalsangan Cumnock CrookedholmHouse Do. Dalwhatswood Newmilns Crooks Dundonald Dambaik Fenwick Crooks Mill Kilmarnock Damdyke Dundonald Crookside Symington Damhead Caprington Croonan Newmilns Dambead Catrine Crosbie Troon Damhead Fenwick Crosebank Sanquhar Damhead Hurlford Croslayer Cumnock Dankeith House Kilmarnock Crossbush Riccarton Darkpath Do. Crossgates Stewarton Darley Troon Crossbill Mauchline Darmalloch Cumnock Crossbill Cumnock Darmalloch, Little Do. Crosshouse Galston Darnhay Mauchline Crosshouse Kilmarnock Darnhay Galston Crossroads Hurlford Darnlaw Cumnock Crossroads Kilmaurs Darnlaggart Do. Crosstrees Newmilns , S.O. Newmilns Crummieholm Troon Darvel Mills Do. Cubbs Cumnock Darwhilling House Fenwick Culton Do. Davidston Tarbolton Cumnock, S.O. Kilmarnock Dean Kilmarnock Cunninghamhead Do. House Kilmaurs Dean Cottage Do. Curreath Farna Troon Deanside House Do. Cutstravv Stewarton Deaconhead Hurlford Deaconhill Do. D Denclubboch Fenwick Dernconner Cumnock Dabbs Stevenston Dinnans Fenwick Dalblair Cumnock Ditton Symington Dalblair House Do. Dollars House Kilmarnock Daldillan Sorn Dollars Low Riccarton Daldorch Tarbolton Dollars Mains Hurlford RURAL POST DELIVERY. 103

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Dollars Row Ricearton East Overland Galston Dollars Shaw Hurlford Eglinton Iron Works Kilwinning Dormieston, Little Cumnock Do. Do. Hurlford Dornal Do. Eldersley Crosshouse Doura Kilwinning Elliock House Sanquhar Doura, East Tarbolton Enterkine Holmes Tarbolton Doura Square Kilwinning Enterkine House Do. Doura, West Tarbolton Draffan House Stewarton F Droystone Tarbolton Drumbowie Cumnock Fail Tarbolton Drumboy Fenwick Fail Castle Do. Drumboy Sanquhar Fail Mains Do. Drumcloigh Fenivick Fail Village Do. Druradroch Galston Fairfield Galston Drumdroch Toll Do. Fairfield Monkton Drumfork Catrine Fairfield Farm Do. Drumjohn Cumnock Fairfield Mains Do. Drnraley Hill Hurlford Fairliecrevoch Kilmaurs Drumley House Tarbolton Fairlie House Kilmarnock Drumsmidden Cumnock Fairwells Craigie Drumtee Fenwick Falsweneuk Catrine Drumuir Crosshouse Farden New Cumnock Drumbroken Cumnock Fardenreoch Do. House Do. Fardlehill Crosshouse Dnmiflat Dunlop Fauldhead Cumnock Duncanzumar Cumnock Fauldheads Tarbolton Dunconner Do. Fencedyke Do. Dundonald, S.O. Kilmarnock Fenside Kilmaurs Dunlop, S.O. Stewarton Fenwick, S'O. Kilmarnock Dunlop House Dunlop Feoch Newmilns Dunton Fenwick Fergushill Kilmaurs Dyke Symington Fergushill Colliery Kilwinning Dyke Newmilns Fergushill House Do. Dyke Do. Fieldhouse Fenwick Dykefield Mauchline Fifthpart Dunlop Dykehead Hurlford Fingart Do. Dykehead Colliery Do. Finlayston Cumnock Dykehead Kilmaurs Fiveroads Kilwinning Dykemill Symington Fiveways Hurlford Dykeneuk Catrine Flatfield House Symington Dykeneuk Cumnock Fleminghill Galston

Dykes •> Do. Floors Stewarton Dykes Galston Flush Do. Dykes Tarbolton Fogohillock Do. Dykescroft Galston Fordmouth Catrine Dykestonend Do. ^ Fordmouth Cumnock Fordmouth New Cumnock E Fortyacres Symington Fortyacres Toll Do East Blacklaw Stewarton Fosterhill Galston East Holmes Galston Foulhapple Newmilns 1U4 RURAL POST DELIVERY.

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Fowler Mauchline Gateside Newmilns Friendlesshead Hurlford Gauchland Gal&tOQ Friendlesshead Mauchline •Gauchland Toll Do. Fullarton House Troon Gillfoot Symington Fulshaw Stewarton Gillhead Do. Fulshaw Smithy Do Gillhead Tarbolton Fulwood Do. Gilliland Troon Fulwood Dunlop Gills Dunlop Fiirlees Monkton Gillside Troon Furnace Row Hurlford Gil milnscroft House Catrine Gilmill Stewarton G Girtridge Dundonald Glaisnock House Cumnock Glaisnock, Over Do. Gabrockhills Stewarton Glaister Fenwick Gadgirth House Tarbolton Glaister Newmilns Gadgirth Lodge Do. Glassnock Fenwick Gadgirth Village Do. Glassnock, Low Do. Gainford, High Fenwick Glen New Cumnock Gainford, Laigh Do. Glenbirnie Cottage Kilwinning Gainhill Do. Glenconner Cumnock Galloway's Row Hurlford Glenhead Do. Gallowberry Dunlop Glenlogan Catrine Gallowberry Stewarton Glenlogan House Catrine G allow ford Do. Glenmuir Cumnock Gallrigside Gatehead Glenmuirshaw Do. Galston, S.O. Do. Glenshamorck Do, Gameshill, High Dunlop Glenside Do. Garaeshill, Low Do. Glenturf Hurlford Gamesland Newmilns Goatfoot Galston Garclaugh New Cumnock Goosehill Sanquhar Gardrum Fenwick Goukthorn Mauchline Gardrum Mill Do. Gowanbrae Kilmaurs Garfield Mauchline Grange Kilmarnock Gargowan Cumnock Grange Catrine Garlaff Do. Grassmalees Mauchline Garlieston Do. Grassmillside Kilmaurs Garliffan Do. Grasswater Cumnock Garpel Farm Catrine Grassy ards Mauchline Garpel Hamlet Do. Gravelhill Troon Garpel Hemitite Gree Fenwick Works Do. Gree Stewarton Garrallan, S.O. Cumnock Greelaw Fenwick Garallan Colliery Do. Greenburn New Cumnock Gatehead Kilmarnock Greenfield Galston Gatehead Riccarton Greenfield Cottage Fenwick Gatehead, East Kilmarnock Greenhead Do. Gatehouse Dunlop Greenhead New Cumnock Gateside Cumnock Greenhead Sanquhar Gateside Troon Greenhead Hurlford Gateside Galston Greenhill Cumnock Gateside Sanquhar Greenhill Fenwick

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Greenholm Newmilns Haughinchside Sanquhar Greenock Mains Hayholm Cumnock Lodge Cumnock Haymouth Galston Greens Newmilns Hayocks Farm Stevenston Greenside Crosshouse Hayocks House Do. Greenside Cumnock Haysmuir Stewarton Greenwalls Fenwick Hazelbank Dunlop Grimgrew Cumnock Healer Catrine Grimgrew, High Do, Headmark Cumnock Groatholm House Kilwinning Heads Newmilns Grougar Mains Galston Heath Catrine Grougar School Do. Heatheth Cumnock Grouse Braehead Newmilns Helentongate Symington Guelt Cumnock Helenton Mains Do. Guililand Dundonald Helenton Mill Do. Gunoch Hurlford Hemphill Galston Gunoch Mains Do. Hendrieston Catrine Gunshill Dunlop Henrieston Cumnock Henryton Newmilns H Herdshouse Symington Heugh Mill Do. HabbieauM Kilmaurs Highbowhill Galston Hackhill Kilwinning Highbraes Catrine Hackhill Stevenston Highbyrehill Stewarton Haghouse Fenwick Highchaplitar Do. Haining House Hurlford Highfleld Fenwick

Haining Mains Do. Highlees Dundonald • Hairshaw Stewarton High Plaid Cumnock Hairshaw Fenwick Highside Newmilns Hairshaw Mill Do. Hightree Craigie Halket Cottage Dunlop Highyard Mauchline Halket, East Do. Hill Cumnock Halket, North Do. Hill Dunlop Halket, West Do. Hill Fenwick Hall New Cumnock Hill Galston Hall Sanquhar Hill Newmilns Hall Craigie Hillbank Toll Hurlford Hallbarnes Crosshouse Hill Cottage Cumnock Hallhouse Fenwick Hillend Hurlford Hallmoss Dunlop Hillend Galston Hallrig Tarbolton Hillhead Hurlford Hallrigs Galston Hillhead Kilmaurs Hallrigs Toll Do. Hillhead Newmilns Hallyards Dundonald Hillhead Tarbolton Hapland Cumnock Hillhead Fenwick Hapland Mills Dunlop Hillhead Catrine Hapland Mains Do. Hillhead Do. Hapton Newmilns Hillhead Stevenston Harpercroft Dundonald Hillhead Cumnock Harperland Do. Hillhead, North Mauchline Haugh Mauchline Hillhead, South Do. Haughyett Do. Hillhead Farm Kilmarnock 106 RURAL POST DELIVERY

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Billhead Toll Mauchline Hyndsward Cumnock Hillhouse Hurlford Hillhouse Galston I Hillhouse Do. Inchbean Riccarton Hillhouse Do. Inchgotrick Do. Hillhouse Monkton Hillhouse Symington J Hillhouse Dunlop Hillhouse Cumnock Jeanfield Symington Hillhouse Farm Troon Jocksthorn Kilraaurs Hillhouse House Dundonald K Hillhouse, East Riccarton « Hillhouse, West Do. Kaims Castle Craigie Hillhouse Lodge Fenwick Kaimshill House Hurlford Hill of Auchman- Kaplar Galston noch Galston Kayshill Cumnock Hill of Barnwell Symington Kerelaw House Stevenston Hill of Kilraaurs Kilraaurs Kerelaw Mains Do. Hobbsland Monkton Kelk Place Kilmarnock Holehouse Galston Kellburn Catrine Holehouse Catrine Kellcrowe Cottage Do. Holehouse Dunlop Kelloch Cumnock Holehouse Cumnock Kellochside Do. Holehouse Kilmarnock Kelloside Sanquhar Holehouse, High Galston Kenneth Row Kilwinning Holehouse, High Sorn Kennox House Stewarton Holehouse Mill Do. Kensie Catrine Hollows Symington Keyshill Tarbolton Hollybush Mauchline Killock Galston Hollybush Hurlford Killockhead Do. Hollyhill Newmilns Killockmains Do. Holmes Kilmarnock Kilraaurs, S.O. Kilmarnock Holmes Colliery- Hurlford Kilraaurs House Kilraaurs Holmes Crosshouse Crosshouse Kilraaurs Mains Do. Holmes House Kilmarnock Kilraaurs Manse Kilmarnock Holm head Catrine Kiln Fenwick Holmhead Cumnock Kiln Sanquhar Hoodston Bridge Hurlford Kilnford Dundonald Hooklands Sanquhar Kiln Row Gatehead Horsecleugh Cumnock Kilwinning, S.O. Horsehill Fenwick Kingberry Bank Galston Horsemuir Stewarton KingencleughHo'se Mauchline Howcommon Craigie Kingshill Kilmarnock Howe Cumnock Kingston Village Dunlop Howford Bridge Mauchline Kingswell Fenwick Howlet Burn Galston Kirkconnell, S.O. Sanquhar Hudston Cumnock Kirkconnell Mains Do. Hullerherst House Stevenston Kirkdvke Craigie Cumnock Kirkhill Stewarton Hunthall Dunlop Kirkhill Symington Hurlford, S.O. Kilmarnock Kirkland Crosshouse Hurst Craigie Kirkland Sanquhar RURAL tOST DELIVERY. 107

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Kirkland Kilmaui-s Ladyton House Galston Kirkland Row Crosshouse Laighborland Dunlop Kirklandside Riccartoa Laighgainford Fenwick Mains Do. Laighgameshill Dunlop Kilkmuir Stewarton Laighlangmuir Kilmaurs Kirkstyle House Riccarton Laighmoor Fenwick Kirktoa Kilaiaurs Laighovermoor Newmilns Kirkton Fen wick Lainshaw House Stewarton Kirrst Symington Lainshaw Mill Do. Kiskwood Dunlop Lainshaw Smithy Do. Knevocklaw Newrailns Lamberton, East Do. Knockburnie New Cumnock Lanehead New Cumnock Knockdone Cumnock Lanemark Do. Knockdunder Do. Lanfine House Newmilns Knockeodale Symington Langcraig, High Kilmarnock Knockeadale, East Do. Langcraig, Low Do. Knockengig Sanquhar Langdyke Fenwick Knockenhair Do. Langlands Symington Knockenlaw Kilmarnock Langlands Tarbolton Knockenlaw C'tt'ge Do. Langlands Kilmaurs Ho'se Kilmaurs Langholm Catrine Knockgaldron Cumnock Langholm Symington Knocklandhill Kilmaurs Langhouse Hurlford Knocklandside Do. Langside Craigie Knockmarloch Craigie Langside Fenwick Knocknabe Cumnock Langside Kilmaurs Do. Langside, High Kilmarnock Knocksheffenock Do. Langside, Low Do. Knockshinnoch New Cumnock Laputa Do. Knockshoggle Tarbolton Lardside Hurlford Knockterra Cumnock Large Foulton Symington Knowe Do. Laurieston Dundonald Knowe Newmilns Lavemill Gatehead Knowehead Do. Laverockhall Stewarton Knowehead Mauchline Law Tarbolton Knowehead Tarbolton Law Dunlop Knowehead Galston Lawbraes Catrine Knowhead New Cumnock Lawdyke Galston Kollybarlees Craigie Lawbill Troon Kyle Cumnock Lawhill Tarbolton Lawrishill Cumnock L Lawsbridge Hurlford Leadhead Dunlop Ladeside Fenwick Leamyside Troon Ladyard Galston Lees Catrine Ladyard Tarbolton Lemains Cumnock Ladyard flurlford Lepens Kilwinning Ladyardhill Do. Lessnessock Cumnock Ladybrow Newmilns Liffuock Galston Ladykirk Monk ton Ligget New Cumnock Ladykirk Bridge Do. Lilly loan Newmilns Ladyland Symington Limmerlaugh, High Galston 108 RURAL POST DELIVERY.

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Lindsayhill Cumnock Longmuir High Kilraaurs Lindsayhill Catrine Longside Galston Linhead Dunlop Do. Lintrnill Catrine Loudoun Cottage Do. Lithans New Cumnock Loudoun Gatehouse Do. Little Barleith Hurlford Loudounhill Newmilns Little Burnhouse Galston Galston Little Ctiapleton Stewarton Loudoun Lodge Do.

Little Corsehill Do. Loudoun Manse Newmilns . Little Corsell Do. Loudoun Mill Galston Little Fenwick Fenwick Lourieland Row Crosshouse Little Foulton Symington Low Bowhill Newmilns Little Garclaugh New Cumnock Low Braes Galston Little Glen Newmilns Low Bridgend Hurlford Little Mark Sanquhar Low Burnhouse Galston Littlemark New Cumnock Low Dollars Hurlford Littlemill Cottage Cumnock Lowes Cumnock Little Onthank Kilmarnock Lowesmuir New Cumnock Little Raws Galston Lowesmuir Cumnock Little Sorn Do. Low Glassock Fenwick Little Wraise Do. Low Gree Do. Loan foot Kilmarnock Low Montcur Kilwinning Loanhead Dunlop Low Newton Galston Loans, S.O. Troon Lownland Mauchline Lochcraigs Stevenston Low Tannacrief Rowallan Lochend Do, Low Walton Mauchline Lochend Hurlford Low Wardneuk Kilmarnock Lochfleld Newmilns Lugar, S.O. Cumnock Lochgoin Fenwick Lugton Dunlop Lochhill New Cumnock Lugton Inn Do. Lochhill Cumnock Lungton, East Do. Lochhill, North Mauchline Lungton, West Do. Lochhill, West Do. Lyleston Row Kilwinning Lochlee Tarbolton Lochlee Hurlford M Lochpark Symington Lochridgehill Dunlop Macquiteston Cumnock Lochside.Stewarton Kilmarnock Maybiehill Dunlop Lochside Cumnock Mains Mauchline Lochside House New Cumnock Mains Cumnock Lochwood Kilwinning Mains Newmilns Lodgebush Craigie Mains Kilmaurs Loganhill Cumnock Mains Dunlop Logan House Do. Mainsbank Cottage Cumnock Logan South Do. Mainshill Mauchline Logan Toll Do. Maintree Craigie Longford Kilwinning Maneight New Cumnock Longgreen Newmilns Mansefleld Colliery Do. Longhouse Cumnock Mansfield Cottages Do. Longlum Dundonald Mansefleld Hall Do. Longlums Galston Mansefleld House Do. Longmore Cumnock Mansefleld Mains Do. RURAL POST DELIVERY. 109

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Mansefield Village New Camnock Mill Cumnock March Do. Millands Galston Marchbank Fenwick Millburn Tarbolton Marchburn New Cumnock Millburn Mill Do. Marchdyke Symington Millhill Stevenston Marchhouse Galston Millhill Hurlford Margaretfield Riccarton Millside Galston Marshalmark New Cumnock Millzeoch Cumnock Martinshill Mauchline Milrig House Galston Mauchline, S.O. Kilmarnock Milton Do. Mauchline Station Mauchline Milton Tarbolton Maxholm Riccarton Milton, Low Kilmarnock Maxwood Galston Milton Mill Galston Mayfield Hurlford Misk Stevenston Mayfield Stevenston Moat Cottage Cumnock Mayville Do. Moat Toll Do. Meadow Cumnock Molemount Galston Meadowbank Tarboltou Molemountend Do. Meadowhead Catrine Moneyacres, East Dunlop Meadowhead Craigie Moneyacres, West Do. Meadowhead Riccarton Monk Galston Meadowhead Fenwick Monk Castle Kilwinning Meadowhead Galston Monk Castle, High Do. Meikle Glen Newmilns Monkland Galston Meiklewood Fenwick Monkredding, High Kilwinning Meikleyard Galston Monkredding Ho'se Do. Menoch Bridge Sanquhar Monkton, S.O. Meikland Catrine Monkton Mill Monkton Meikland Mauchline Monkton Mill, High Do. Merkland New Cumnock Monkton Mill, Low Do. Merryhill Stewarton Montcur Kilwinning Merry mouth Dunlop Montgarswood, E'st Catrine Mid Blacklaw Stewarton Mon tgarswood,W'st Do. Midbuiston Kilmaurs Montgomerie Tarbolton Mid Corshill Stewarton , Middlefield Galston Bridgend Kilwinning Middle Grace Fenwick Montgreenan House Do. Middlemuir Tarboltou Moscow Galston Middlepart Stevenston Mossback Riccarton Middlesyard Galston Mossback Cumnock Middlethird Do. Mossbog Tarbolton Middletonhill Tarboltou MosscuUoch Kilwinning Mid Foulton Symington Tarbolton Mid Grange Dunlop Mossend Cumnock Mid Lambroughton Stewarton Mossgiel, North Mauchline Midland Fenwick Mossgiel, South Do. Midton Craigie Mossgiel, West Do. Midton Cumnock Mosshead Kilmarnock Midton Riccarton Mosshouse Cumnock Midton Fenwick Mosside Craigie Midton New Cumnock Mosside Riccarton Mid Whithe Stewarton Mosside Fenwick 110 RURAL POST DELIVERY.

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Mosside Tarbolton Newfield Galston Mosside, East Stevenston Newfield Newmilns Mounthope New Cumnock Newfield House Kilmarnock Mount House Kilmarnock Newfield Mains Dundonald Muirdyke Cumnock Newhall Dunlop Muirend Symington Newhouse Gatehead Muirhead Galston Newhouse Do. Muirhead Troon Newhouse Dunlop Muirhouse Symington Newhouse Galston Muirhouse Monkton Newhouse House Hurlford Muirhouse Hurlford Newlands Monkton Muirhouses Stevenston Newlands Newmilns Muirhouses Perceton Row Newlands Kilmaurs Muii'house, West Symington New Mill Kilmarnock Muirmill Do. New Mill Catrine Muirshilla Dunlop New Mill Dunlop Muirstoa Cumnock Newmilns, S.O. Kilmarnock Muirston Tarbolton New Row Crosshouse Mureside Stevenston Newtonhead Kilmaurs Muzzerland Burn Riccarton Newton, East Newmilns Myres Tarbolton Newton, West Do. Newton, West Galston N Northborland Dunlop Naigshill Cumnock Northcraig Kilmarnock Neephill Gatehead Northgates Stewarton Nest Cumnock Northlogan Catrine Netherfarding Sanquhar North wynd Galston Netherhill Dunlop Nourisbank Hurlford Netberhill Do. Nowhead Do. Netherhouses Do. Nowhead Riccarton Netherhouses Do. Netherlands Hurlford Nethermains Kilwinning Nethernewton Galston , S.O. Kilmarnock Nether Raith Fenwick Old Busby Kilmaurs Nether Robertland Stewarton Old Bvre Cumnock Nethershields Catrine Old Hall Fenwick Nether Temple- Old Hall Dundonald houses Dunlop Old Hall Dunlop Nether third Cumnock Old Hall Do. Netherton Do, Old Hallsides Do. Netherton Dunlop Old Manse Cumnock Netherton New Cumnock Old Mill New Cumnock Neviston Sanquhar Old Mill Dunlop Newark Do. Old Place Hurlford New byre Hurlford Old Rome Gatehead Newbyre Galston Old Row Troon New Cumnock, S.O. Kilmarnock Old Toll Symington Newdykes Monkton Old Walls Galston Newentax Hurlford Onthank Kilmarnock Newfarm Kilmarnock Orange Boven Fenwick Newfield Cumnock Orangefield Cottage Monkton RURAL POST DELIVERY. Ill

Places. Addressed by. Places. Addressed by.

Orangefield House Monkton Piperhill Cumnock OraDgefield, East Do. Pisgah Symington Orangefield, West Do. Plaid, High Cumnock Orchardton Cumnock Plaid, Low Do. Oslelabrae Stewarton Plan Kilmaurs Overborland Dunlop Plan House Do. Overhill Stewarton Plantingside Cumnock Overland, East Hurlford Plotcock Do. Overland, West Do. Ploughland Dundonald Overmuir, High Newmilns Plowland Craigie Over Polbaith Galston Pluck Cumnock Overton Kilmaurs Pockelly Stewarton Pockenave Hurlford P Point House Kilmarnock Point House Dunlop Paddean Fenwick Pokelly Fenwick Paddockburn Catrine Pokelly Hall Do. Paddocklaw Kilmaurs Pokelly, West Do. Palmerston, North Cumnock Pollick Dunlop Palmerston, South Do. Polquharn Cumnock Pans Troon Polqnheys New Cumnock Pant Mauchline Polquhorter, East Do. Pant Tarbolton Polquhorter, West Do. Parkeiston Newmilns Polquhorter, High Do. Parkhead Kilmarnock PolshiU Do. Parkhead Dunlop Poriskan Fenwick Parkhead Fenwick Porterston Dundonald Parkhill Tarbolton Portland IronWorks Hurlford Parkhouse Newmilns Portland Row Do. Parkmill Tarbolton Powbank Mill Monkton Parkneuk Craigie Tarbolton Parkneuk Galston Primrose Bank Do. Parkthorn Dundonald Purroch Hurlford Passford Newmilns Purroch Park Do. Pathhead Mauchline Pathhead New Cumnock Q Pavilion Dunlop Peace and Plenty Caprington Quarry House Galston Peacockbank Stewarton Quarry House Stewarton Peacockb'nkC'tt'g'e Do. Quarter House Newmilns Peacockbank House Do. Quilkeston Tarbolton Peacockbank Toll Do. Pearsland Galston R Peatland Dundonald Pembreck Cumnock Raefield Sanquhar Penny Fadzeuch Do. Railway Square Stevenston Penny Glen Troon Raith Tarbolton Pennyland Cumnock Raith Burn Fenwick Pennymore Do. Ralstonyards Hurlford Perceton Brick Ralton Row Do. Works Kilmarnock Ramagston Do. Perceton Row Do. Ramstane Kilmaurs 112 RURAL POST DELIVERY.

Places. Addressed by. Places. Addressed by.

Rashillhouse Kilraaurs Rushaw Fenwiek Rattenraw Cumnock Ryeburn Dunlop Rattenraw Crosshauds Ryehill Sanquhar Ravenslie Dunlop Raws, East Galston S Raws, West Do. Rawsmuir Do. St. Troon Readstone Cumnock Saldwell Dunlop Redding Galston Sandbed Fenwiek Redding Kilmaurs Sandyford Monkton Redgate Mauchline Sannockhill Cumnock Red Row Cumnock Sanquhar, S.O. Kilmarnock Redstone Kilwinning Satersyke Hurlford Refuge Cottage Cumnock Sawerston Mauchline Riccarton, S.O. Kilmarnock Sawerstonhill Galston Riccarton Manse Riccarton Scargie Craigie Riccarton Mill Hurlford Scouts Tarbolton Richarton Newmilns Scrogie Mill Kilmaurs Ridgehill Fenwiek Seabank Stevenston Rigfoot New Cumnock Shakelhill Tarbolton Rigg Cumnock Shaw Kilmaurs I^igg Sanquhar Shaw Monkton Riggend Colliery New Cumnock Shawfield Cumnock Rigg Little Cumnock Shawhill Monkton Righead Dunlop Shawbill House Hurlford Righead Do. Shawhill Toll Monkton Righead Galston Shawneuk Catrine Righead New Cumnock Shawood Tarbolton Righead Stewarton Shaws Mill Hurlford Righead Tarbolton Shawstonhead Riccarton Roadend Do. Shields Cumnock Roadend Cumnock Shields Catrine Roanhill Dundonald Shields Monkton Robertland House Troon Shields Bridge Catrine Robertland House Stewarton Shillinghill Galston Roddingdyke Fenwiek Sidehead Craigie Rodenhead Cumnock Sidehead Dunlop Rodenloft Mauchline Sidehead Hurlford

Rodinghead House Crosshauds Silverwood Kilmarnock | Rodingside Hurlford Sinclairston Cumnock Rogerton Cumnock Skairs Do. Rosebank Cottage Do. Skeoch Mauchline Roseburn Do. Skernieland Fenwiek Rose Cottage Caprington Skerrington Cumnock

Rosemount House Monkton Skerrington Hurlford [ Rottenyard New Cumnock Skerrington Row Do. Roughside Do. Slacks Newmilns

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j Roundshaw Catrine Smithfield Riccarton I

' Rowallan Castle Rowallan Smithfield House Tarbolton c Rurashaw Monkton Smithston, East Do. ... I RURAL POST DELIVERY. 113

Places. Addressed by. Places. Addressed by.

Smithston, High Kilwinning Stevenston Cumnock Smithstone House Do. Stevenston, S.O. Smithstone House Tarbolton Stewarton, S.O. Kilmarnock Smithstone, Low Kilwinning Stewarton Station Kilmaurs Smithstonriggs Craigie Stockbridge Do. Smithyharvest Galston Stonebridge Cumnock Smithyshaw Catrine Stonecauseway Symington Sneddonhall Galston Stonepark Cumnock Sornbeg Do. Stoneyhall Newmilns Catrine Straid New Cumnock Sornhili Galston Straith Galston Sornhill Toll Do. Straith Mills Do. Sorn Mains Catrine Strandhead Tarbolton Sorn, S.O. Mauchline Struthers Hurlford Southbeach Troon Struthers Dunlop Southcraig Kilmarnock Struthers Troon Southdean Do. Struthers Cottage Hurlford South Grange Dunlop Sunnyside Craigie Southhook Kilmaurs Sunnyside Cumnock Southhook Row Do. Sunnyside New Cumnock South Logan Catrine Sunnyside Galston South Mains Sanquhar Syke Symington South Side Troon Syke Galston Spango Sanquhar Syke Newmilns Sparnelbank Galston Sykeside Cumnock Spierston Cumnock Symington, S.O. Kilmarnock Spittlehill Symington Spittleside Tarbolton T Spot Stewarton Springbank Tarbolton Springhill Cumnock Taiglam Cumnock Springhill Farm Gatehead Taiglam Lots Do. Springs Tarbolton Tailend Dunlop Springside Crosshouse Tanacrieflf Rowall an Springside Symington Tanacrieff, High Fenwick Springside Row Crosshouse Tannock Dunlop Stables Dunlop Tannockhill Tarbolton Stacklawhill Stewarton Tarbeg Cumnock Staffler Riccarton Tarbolton, S.O. Kilmarnock Stair, S.O. Tarbolton Tarcross Tarbolton Stairaird Mauchline Tarelgin Cumnock Stairbridge Tarbolton Tawthorn Galston Stair Cottage Do. Tawthorn Toll Do. Stairhill Cumnock Tayburn Fenwick Stairhill Mauchline Templand Shaw Catrine Stairhill Tarbolton Temple Cumnock Stair House Do. Templehill Troon Stair Manse Do. Templehouse Dunlop Staiton Monkton Templeton Dundonald Standalane Kilmaurs Templeton Burn Hurlford Steel Park Cumnock Tenshillingland Galston Stepends Catrine Tershaw Troon 114 RURAL POST DELIVERY

Places. Addressed by. Places. Addressed by.

Tershaw Tarbolton U Thirdpart Kilmarnock Thomashill Galston Underbills Symington Thomerston Cumnock Underlaw Newmilns Thorn Dunlop Underwood House Symington Thorn Do. Upper Farthing Sanquhar Thorn Fenwick Thornhill Stewarton V Thorntoun Farm Crosshouse Thorntoun House Kilmarnock Viewville Catrine Thorntoun Row Crosshouse Village Stewarton Tilehouse Garden Kilmaurs Titwood Dunlop W Titwood Kilmaurs Toddhills Kilwinning Walkmill Catrine Todhill Fenwick Wallace Monument Tarbolton Tofts Tarbolton Wallaceton Cumnock Tongue Galston Walston Fenwick Tongue Tarbolton Walston Tarbolton Tongue Newmilns Walton Mauchline Toponsill Kilmarnock Ward Cumnock Toponthank Do. Wardhead Stewarton Kilwinning Wardlaw Dunlop Tour House Kilmarnock Wardlajv Kilmarnock Tour Kilmaurs Wardneuk Symington Touerhill Do. Wardneuk, High Beansburn Touerhill House Do. Warnockland Fenwick Tower Sanquhar Warrickdale Perceton Row Townend Dunlop Warrickhill House Do. Townend Craigie Warrickhill Row Do. Townend Riccarton Waterhaugh Newmilns Townend Fenwick Waterhead New Cumnock Townend House Symington Waterhouse Stewarton Townhead Cumnock Waterland Dunlop Townhead Monkton Waterland, East Do. Townhead Fenwick Waterland Mill Do. Townhead Tarbolton Waterland, South Do, Townhead Hurlford Waterland Toll Do. TownheadofGrange Dunlop Waterpark Kilmaurs Townhead of Lam- Waterside, S.O. Fenwick berton Stewarton Waterside New Cumnock Townhead of Mill- Waterside Dunlop burn Tarbolton Waterside Galston Trees Riccarton Watston Cumnock Treesbanks House Kilmarnock Wauk Mill Dunlop Treeshill Cumnock Wealth of Waters Do. Treesmaxs Do. Wellhill Galston Triadlegreen Dunlop Wellhill New Cumnock Tribboch Mains Tarbolton Wellhill Tillery Do. Tribboch Quarry Do. Wester Correath Symington Troon, S.O. West Grange Dunlop Westfield Tarbolton '

RURAL POST DELIVERY. 115

Places. Addressed by. Places. Addressed by.

Westheads Newmilns Windyshields Newmilns Westhill Tarbolton Windyyet Stewarton West Lamberton Stewarton Winkingfield Newmilns West Land New Cumnock Witchknowe Riccarton West Lanfine Newmilns Woodburn Cumnock Wexford Symington Woodend Tarbolton Wexford, High Do. Woodend Cottage Hurlford Wexford, South Do. Woodend House Do. Wheatriggs Kilmaurs Woodgreen Kilwinning Wheatriggs Riccarton Woodhead Dunlop Whinpark Kilmarnock Woodhead Tarbolton Whiskyhall Tarbolton Woodhead Newmilns Whitehall Dunlop Woodhead Hurlford Whitehill Cumnock WoodhiU Kilmarnock Whitehill Symington WoodhiU Tarbolton Whitehill Gralston WoodhiU, East Kilmaurs Whitehill New Cumnock WoodhiU, North Do. Whitehill Sanquhar WoodhiU, West Do. Whitehill Mains Symington Woodside Gatehead Whiteholm Cumnock Woodside Kilwinning Whitehurst Kilwinning Woodside Monkton Whitelee Stewarton Woodside Hurlford Whitelee, East Do. Woodside Cottage Do. Whitelees Symington Woodside Do. Kilmaurs Whiteletts, North Dunlop Woodside Row Hurlford Whiteletts, South Do. Wraise Galston Whiteletts, West Do. Wyllieland Fenwick Whiteriggs Galston Whiteside Monkton Whiteside Newmilns Y Whittlehill Fenwick Willhill Galston Yardside Riccarton Wind ford Tarbolton Yett Tarbolton Windward Stewarton Yochan Mill Sanquhar Windyedge Gatehead Yondercroft Newmilns Windyhill Newmilns Yonderton Tarbolton

APPENDIX.

POST-OFFICE, KILMARNOCK.

ESTABLISHMENT.

PosTMASTEE, DAVID RANKIN, Esq.

Clerks, JAMES DICKIE.

'^ DAVID STEVENSON, " JAMES RODGER.

Stampers, JOHN AULD. JOHN HYSLOP.

Letter-Carriers, WILLIAM THOMSON. WILLIAM TEMPLETON. " " ANDREW HAMILTON. JOHN WYLLIE.

Auxiliary Letter-Carrier and Riccarton Messenger, JOHN MARSHALL. RURAL MESSENGERS.

To Crosshands, James Craig. To Stewarton, James Gibson.

" Duudonald, George Good. " " {2d post), Thomas Leighton.

" Hurlford, Hugh Gilmour " Symington,.,., James Sinclair.

" Perceton Row, John Good. " Tarbolton, John Johnstone.

*' Rowallan, John Begg. —

118 POST-OFFICE REGULATIONS.

Ordinary Business.—The Office is, on Week Days, opened to the public for Ordinary Business at 7 a.m. It is always closed at 9 p.m. On Sunday the Office is open only from 10 a.m. till 11 a.m., and from 1 p.m. till 2 p.m.; but the Letter Box remains open as on other days.

Money Order and Savings Bank Business is transacted from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

No Money Order or Savings Bank Business is transacted on a Sunday or Sacramental Fast-Day. DELIYERY OF LETTERS.

1st Dehvery by Letter-Carriers begins at 6.45 a.m. 2nd Do., Do, Do., 9.20 " 3rd Do., Do., Do., 7 p.m.

Deliveries to Riccarton begin at 6.45 a.m. and 7 p.m.

On Sundays and Sacramental Fast-Days there is no Delivery by Letter- Carriers. Letters are, on Sundays, delivered from the Counter, from 10 a.m. till 11 a.m., and from 1 p.m. till 2 p.m.; and on Sacramental Fast- Days from 8 a.m. till 9 a.m., and from 7 p.m. till 8 p.m. only.

PILLAR BOX COLLECTIONS.

Letters are collected from the Pillar Letter Boxes at the following hours, viz.:

Week Days, Sundays.

Beansburn Wall Letter Box 9.40 a.m. ... 8 p.m. ... ••• Wellington St. Pillar Letter Box 10 " 3 p.m. ... 9 p.m. 9 p.m. Portland Street do. 10 " 3 " 8 " 9 " 9 " Cross do. 10 " 3 " 8 " 9 " 9 " Glencairn Square do. 10 " 3 " ... 9 « 9 " Railway Station do. 10 « 3 " 8 " 9 " ...

SUB-OFFICES UNDER KILMARNOCK.

Auchencloich. Galston. Ochiltree. . Garallan. Riccarton. Catrine. Hurlford. Sanquhar. Cumnock. Kilmaurs. Sorn. Craigie. Kirkconnell. Symington. Darvel. Lugar. Stair. Dundonald. MauchMne. Stewarton. Dunlop. New Cumnock. Tarbolton. Fenwick. Newmilns. Waterside. — — — —

POST-OFFICE REGULATIONS. 119

RATES OF POSTAGE.

1. Inland Letters.

The rate of postage to be prepaid is one penny for every half ounce or fraction of half an ounce. As a general rule, the postage, if not paid in advance, is double the foregoing; and if the payment in advance be insuffi- cient, double the deficiency is charged. An inland letter, for example, weighing more than half an ounce and not exceeding one ounce, if bearing a penny stamp only, is, on dehvery, charged twopence. On re-directed letters, however, the charge for re-direction is the same whether prepaid or collected on delivery.

2. Newspapers and other Periodicals hearing the Newspaper Stamp.

Inland.—Made up in covers open at the sides, with the stamp exposed to view, and posted within fifteen days of publication, with no marks or writing in any part except the address (or they will be charged twopence extra on each paper), are forwarded from one part of the kingdom to another free (except those dehvered within the free delivery of the place where posted, which are charged one penny).

Foreign.—Newspapers or periodicals registered at the General Post- Office for transmission abroad, are sent at reduced rates; but the rates must be wholly paid in postage stamps, as the impressed newspaper stamp counts for nothing. Newspapers not registered are treated as books.

3. Booh Post, including, when the foregoing special privileges are not claimed, Newspapers (with other periodicals) and Parliamentary Proceedings.

The postage is one penny for every quarter of a pound or fraction of a quarter of a pound.

Colonial and Foreign Booh Post.—Except that the rates of postage are higher, books can be sent to all British Colonies, and to many foreign countries, on the same conditions as those of the Inland Book Post.

4. Inland Pattern and Sample Post.

The postage is twopence for every quarter of a pound or fraction of a quarter of a pound. No packet of patterns or samples must exceed 24 ounces in weight.

REGISTRATION.

By the prepayment of a fee of fourpence any letter, newspaper, book, or other packet, may be registered to any place in the United Kingdom or the British Colonies.

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MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COQNCIL. John Dickie, Esq. Bailies—Hugh Wilson, Wm. Mitchell, Wm. Simpson, and John Bicket. COUNCILLORS. First Ward. Second Ward Third Ward Fourth Ward. Fifth Ward. Jas. Laughland John Watt George Rome John Bicket James Watson Jas. Blackwood James Wallace James M'Kie Wm. Mitchell Andrew M'Lean John Crooks Hugh Wilson John Dickie Archd, Finnie Thomas Mack Wm. Simpson Treasurer—James Watson. Town-Clerks—Alex. & Jas. Hamilton. I Assessors—Alex. & Jas. Hamilton. Burgh and J.P. Fiscal—T. B. Andrews. I Town Officer and Inspector of Weights and Measures—James Hastie.

COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE FOR 1867-68. Provost John Dickie, Esq. Bailies—Wilson, Mitchell, Simpson, and Bicket.

J. Turner, Esq. Treasurer Watson. Baron Bailie—Fred. | Town —James First Ward. Second Ward Third Ward. Fourth Ward. Fifth Ward. John Cameron Wm. Creelman William Taylor John Auld J. V. Stevenson Geo. Rome, jun. Ross Wallace Thos. Brown Hugh Gemmell Wm. Wyllie Stewart Armour J. R. Thomson John Stewart John Wallace John Gibb Treasurer to Commissioners—James Wilson, National Bank. Clerks to Commissioners—D. R. & T. B. Andrews, Solicitors. Surveyor and Superintendent Inspector—Samuel Kelly. Sergeants of Police —John M'Math, Jas. Muir, and John Dick. COMMITTEES OP COMMISSTONBES OF POLICE FOR 1867-68. On Streets^ Footpaths. Cesspools, On Watching and Clothing. —Provost Brains, Gleaning Streets, and Public Dickie, Bailie Mitchell, Bailie Simpson, Health.—WiWizxa Creelman, Stewart Stewart Armour, John Stewart, William Armour, John Auld, William Wyllie, Creelman, Hugh Gemmell, Wm. Wyllie. John Cameron, Ross Wallace, John Bailie Mitchell, Convener. John Stewart, J. V. Stevenson, Wallace, On Court House, Powder House, and William Creelman, Convener. Cells. —Provost Dickie, Bailie Wilson, On Lamps and Lighting. — John Baihe Bicket, Treasurer Watson, George Cameron, J. V. Stevenson, John Auld, Rome, junr., Thomas Brown. Provost Ross Wallace, Thomas Brown, John Dickie, Convener. Wallace. John Cameron, Convener. On Finance.—Provost Dickie, Bailie On Fire Engines.—3. V. Stevenson, Simpson, Bailie Wilson, Treasurer Wat- Bailie Bicket, John R. Thomson, John son, F. J. Turner, John Gibb, Ross Gibb, Geo. Rome, junr., Hugh Gemmell, Wallace, John Wallace. Bailie Simpson, Wm. Taylor. J. V. Stevenson, Convener. Convener. COUNTY CONSTABULARY. Office—65 Titchfield street. Charles Brown, Superintendent. LOCAL INSTITUTIONS. 123

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

IN TOWN.

Provost and Magistrates of Kilmarnock, and Town Treasurer. James Donald, Esq. James Anderson, Esq. James Wilson, Esq. Peter Sturrock, Esq. Archibald Finnic, Esq. James H. Rodgers, Esq. John Crooks. Esq. Alexander J. Bruce, Esq. John Watt, Esq. John Thomson, Esq. John Home, Esq.

IN COUNTRY.

James Dempster, Esq., Lady ton, Galston. Allan Pollok Morris, Esq., The Craig. John Hendrie, Esq., Galston. William Fairlie, Esq., Holmes, Chas. Forgan, Esq., Towerhill, Kilmaurs. Fred. J Turner, Esq., The Dean. A. D. Tait, Esq., Milrig. James Y. Deans, Esq., Kirkstyle. W. H. Craufurd, Esq., Craufurdland. W. C. S. Cuninghame, Esq., Caprington J. F. Hamilton, Esq., Cairnhill. Castle. C. V. H. Campbell, Esq., Netherplace. Robert Gairdner, Esq., Thorn toun. Robert Mackie, Esq., Loudoun Cottage. James H. Picken, Esq., Hillhouse Lodge. William H. Dunlop, Esq., Annanhill. Thomas Brown, Esq., Lanfine. William P. Adam, Esq., Tour. The Eldest Bailie of Newmilns. William Smith, Esq., Newmilns. The Eldest Bailie of Kilmaurs. William Weir, Esq., Hurlford.

Alex. & Jas. Hamilton, J.P. Clerks-Depute, Court Day— 1st Tuesday of each Month,

SHERIFF COURT.

Sheriff of the County—N. C. Campbell, Esq., advocate.

Sheriff- Substitute at Kilmarnock—Thos. Anderson, Esq., advocate.

Sheriff-Clerk Depute Fulton. —Thomas | Procurator-Fiscal—F. C. Gross.

Macer—William Miller.

The Ordinary Court meets, during sessions, every Wednesday, and the Small Debt Court on Thursday, both at 11 a.m.

PROCUEATOES. Dean—John Torrance. I Clerk—John Simpson.

Alex. Hamilton. Jas. Henderson. James Watson. J. G. Hamilton. James Hamilton. John Steven. Thomas Fulton. J. M. Muir. John Sturrock. Ebenezer Smith. F. C Gross. James Robertson, T. B. Andrews. John Simpson. James Stewart. Geo. M'Laren, jun. NOTARIES PUBLIC.

John Torrance. John Sturrock. Ebenezer Smith. Alex. Hamilton. James Henderson. John Steven. James Hamilton. T. B. Andrews. F. C. Gross. 124 LOCAL INSTITUTIONS.

ROAD TRUSTEES FOR KILMARNOCK DISTRICT.

The Right Hon. the Earl of Glasgow. W. P. Adam, Esq. of Tonr. The Most Noble the Marquis of Hastings. Thomas Brown, Esq. of Lanfine. The Right Hon. the Earl of Eglinton and A. H. Oswald, Esq. of Auchencruive, Ayr. Winton. Wm. J. S. Neill, Esq. of Barnweil and Right Hon. Lord Oranmore and Brown. Swinridgemuir. Hon. Edward P. Bouverie, M.P. J. R. H. Craufurd, yr., Esq. of Craufurd- Colonel Fairlie of Coodham. land. Colonel Hamilton of Cairnhill. Archd. Finnic, Esq, of Springhill, Colonel Campbell ©f Treesbanks. William Finnie, Esq. of Newfield. Colonel Alexander of Ballochmyle. William Fairlie, Esq. of Holmes. Colonel Hay Boyd of Townend, Symington Robert Taylor, Esq. of Darwhilling. Major Campbell of Netherplace. David Boyle, Esq., yr., of Shewalton. Major Hamilton, yr., of Cairnhill. Patrick Warner, Esq. of Ardeer. Captain Tait of Milrig. Archd. Kenneth, Esq., Kilwinning. Captain Campbell of Craigie, Ayr. Williatn Wallace, Esq. of Busbie. Captain Ralston of Warwickhill. Charles Forgan, Esq. of Towerhill. Captain Campbell, yr., of Treesbanks. Thomas Paterson, Esq. of Langmuir. W. H. Craufurd, Esq. of Craufurdland. Thomas Davidson, Esq. of Drumley. Thomas M. Muir Macredie, yr., Esq. of Wm. Johnstone, Esq., G. & S.-W." Rail- Perceton. way, Glasgow, Allan P. Morris, Esq. of Craig. Provosts of Kilmarnock and Irvine. W. C. S. Cunlnghame, Esq.of Caprington. Eldest Bailies of Kilmarnock, Newmilns, W. H. Dunlop, Esq. of Annanhill. and Kilmaurs. Patrick Boyle, Esq. of Shewalton. COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS.

Colonel Fairlie of Coodham, Archd . Finnie, Esq. of Springhill. Colonel Hamilton of Cairnhill. Patrick Boyle, Esq. of Shewalton. Colonel Campbell of Treesbanks. Allan P, Morris, Esq. of Craig. Major Campbell of Netherplace. W. P. Adam, Esq. of Tour. W. H. Craufurd, Esq. of Craufurdland. Provost of Irvine. W. H. Dunlop, Esq. of Annanhill. Provost of Kilmarnock. W. C. S. Cuninghame, Esq. of Caprington. Eldest Bailie of Kilmarnock.

National Bank. Clerks A. J. Hamilton, writers. Treasurer—James Wilson, | — & Surveyor—Charles Reid. PARISH ROADS.

Fred. J. Turner, Esq., Dean, Parish Road Trustee. John Whyte, Dykescroft, Surveyor and Collector for Kilmarnock and Fenwick. Thomas Waugh, Collector for Riccarton Parish. David Ferguson, Collector for Kilmaurs Parish. Charles Reid, Surveyor for Riccarton and Kilmaurs. TRUSTEES FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF KILMARNOCK.

The Provost. Peter Sturrock, Esq., London Road. The Eldest Bailie. John Crooks, Esq., Flowerbank. The Town Treasurer. Jas. Donald, Esq., Abbey Villa. F. J. Turner, Esq., Braehead. John Finnie, Esq. of Bowden Lodge, Archd. Finnie, Esq., Springhill. Manchester. Wm. Fairlie, Esq. of Holmes. Committee—The Provost, and Messrs Crooks, Donald, Sturrock, and Finnie LOCAL INSTITUTIONS. 125

OFFICE OF INLAND REVENUE.

John Sturrock, Duke Street, Sub-Distri- John Rayner, Park Lane, Excise Officer butor of Stamps, and Sub-Collector of John Robertson, Grreenock, Collector. Land and Assessed Taxes. Robert Young, Paisley, Supervisor.

PROPERTY AND INCOME TAX. SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS FOR THE DISTRICT OF CUNNINGHAME.

Captain Blair of Blair, R.N. Robert Hunter of Hunterston. W. H. Craufurd of Craufurdland. Hugh Brown of Broadstone. Gavin FuUartou of Kerelaw. Major M'Alester, yr. of Kennox.

Assessor—James Wilson, Kilmarnock.

Clerk—Patrick Blair, Irvine. Collector 1 —George Oswald, Ayr. ASSESSED TAXES, DISTRICT OF CUNNINGHAME.

Inspector—D. R. Vass, Ayr. | Surveyor—George Tosh. Clerk—James Henderson,

VALUATION OF LANDS AND HERITAGES.

Assessor for Kilmarnock and District of Cunninghame—James Wilson. Clerk—Charles G. Shaw, Ayr. REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.

Special Assessor for County of Ayr—Jas. Wilson, Kilmarnock.

PAROCHIAL BOARD. Chairman—James Brown, Esq. Inspector—John Paterson. Treasurer and Collector—James Wilson. Sub-Inspector—Thomas Russell, Secretary—John Torrance. Medical Officer—John Borland, M,D.

REGISTRAR'S OFFICE,

Corn Exchange Buildings, Green street.

Registrar— Gregory, Esq. | Examiner of Registers—A. C. C. List, Esq,

SESSION CLERK'S OFFICE,

Titchfleld street.

Session Clerk—Alex. Smith, Esq.

SANITARY OFFICERS.

Medical OflBcerof Health— J. Borland, M,D. i Inspector of Nuisances—Jas. Johnstone. 126 LOCAL INSTITUTIONS.

READING ROOM. President—Provost Dickie. Secretary—John Steven. | ATHEN^UM. COUNCIL OF DIRECTORS John Dickie, President Charles Raid. Archibald Finnic, Robert Yatea. vice-Presidents John Borland, j Dalryraple Gemraell. John Crooks. R. C. Robertson. John Watt. Robert Cumraing. COMMITTEE OP MANAGEMENT William Barclay, Vice-President. James Watson. Hugh Shaw. John M'Kay. } Donald Ferguson. John Howie, junr. A. P. Brown. Thomas Stevenson. John Thomson. David Carruthers. Treasurer—Hugh Shaw. Secretary—David Carruthers. KILMARNOCK LIBRARY. CURATORS. John Crooks, President. James S. Gregory. Archd. Finnic. Alexander P. Dickie. James Hamilton. Hugh Shaw, Treasurer. John Borland. Robert Cumming, Secretary. Donald Ferguson. Hugh Gibson, Librarian. PHILOSOPHICAL mSTITUTION- James Blackwood, President. Charles M'Glashan, Treasurer. John Borland, Vice-President. Robert Cumming, Secretary. DIRECTORS. Dr. Paxton. R. C. Robertson. Archd. Finnie. Dr. Aitken. John Sturrock. Thomas Lee. Alex. Smith. James Stirling. N. B. Challoner. Wm. Railton John Crooks. Alex. P. Dickie. GAS COMPANY. Chairman—Alexander Hamilton. DIRECTORS.

John Dickie, James Donald. j William Rankin. Andrew Stewart. Archd. Finnic. Peter Sturrock, John Bicket. John Arbuckle. Manager—William Or. Walker. Treasurer—William Cameron. Secretary—James Smith Gregory. Auditors—Jas. Anderson, Jas. Hamilton. WATER COMPANY.

Chairman—Peter Ritchie. I Vice-Chairman- -A. J. Bruce. DIRECTORS.

Provost Dickie. I A. J. Bruce. I Patrick Dunlop. James Murchie. j

Paxton. James S. Gregory, j James Donald. Bailie Bicket. | Dr. | Engineer and Manager—Robert Blackwood, C.E, Auditors—Thos. Hillhouse, John Aitken. LOCAL INSTITUTIONS. 127

EXCHANGE COMPANY.

President—Andrew Aitken. Secretary and Treasurer—John Steven.

CORN EXCHANGE COMPANY. Chairman—Archd. Finnic, Esq. Secretary and Treasurer—James Wilson, National Bank.

FARMERS' CLUB. President—R. Guthrie, Crossburn.

Vice-Presidents— J. Allan, Capringstone, and James Clelland, Knockenlaw. Secretary and Treasurer—James Wilson, National Bank.

VOLUNTEER FORCE.

5th AYRSHIRE ARTILLERY VOLUNTEER CORPS. Captain—David Rankin. Chaplain—Rev. Alex, Webster. Lieutenants—George Morison and John Surgeon—Alex. Marshall, M.D. Howie, senr. Drill Instructor—Sergeant Hammond. 1st AYRSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEER CORPS. Captain—John Dickie, junr. Chaplain—Rev. Alex. Hamilton. Lieutenant—T. B. Andrews. Drill Instructor—Charles M'Allister. Ensign—Alexander Dickie. 9th AYRSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEER CORPS.

Captain—J. G. Stevenson. Surgeon— John Borland, M.D. Ensign—John Gowans. Drill Instructor—Charles M 'Allister. Chaplain—Rev. John Symington.

BOWLING CLUBS. KILMARNOCK BOWLING CLUB. President—James Brown. | Vice-President—Robert Leiper. Secretary and Treasurer—David Craig. Members of Committee—Messrs Creelman, Hannah, M'Lean, Armstrong, Turner, and Cunningham.

Bowling Green— Off London road. Keeper—John Calderwood.

PORTLAND BOWLING CLUB. James Anderson. President— I Vice-President—David Rankin. Secretary and Treasurer—James Wilson, National Bank. Members of Committee—Messrs Home, Douglas, Watt, Bicket, and Waugh.

Bowling Green—South Hamilton street. Keeper—Robert Armour. 128 LOCAL INSTITUTIONS.

CRICKET CLUBS. KILMARNOCK CRICKET CLUB. President—William Thomson, Captain James Dickie. [ — Secretary and Treasurer—Thos. Ferguson. KILMARNOCK STEWART CRICKET CLUB. President—David Main. Treasurer Wm. Ramsay. | — Secretary—James Anderson. KILMARNOCK SHAW CRICKET CLUB. William Brown. Treasurer Robert Kelly. President— [ — Secretary— John Wallace.

CURLING CLUBS. KILMARNOCK CURLING CLUB. Rankin. Vice-President President— David | —James Wallace. Secretary and Treasurer—Ebeuezer Smith. JUNIOR CURLING CLUB,

President —William Simpson, I Secretary— James Connell. Laughland. Treasurer Thomas Smith. Vice-President—James | — TOWNEND CURLING CLUB. President—Matthew Anderson. Secretary—John Turner. Vice-President—Hugh Roxburgh. Treasurer— Matthew Haggo. UNION CURLING CLUB.

President—John Auld. I Secretary—Andrew Parker. Treasurer Vice-President-Samuel Dunlop. | —Matthew Mair. General Secretary to Kilmarnock Clubs—R. C. Robertson, General Secretary to New Farm Loch Committee—R. C. Robertson. HORTICULTURAL AND FLORICULTURAL SOCIETY-

President—James Laughland, Treasurer—David Lawrie. Vice-Presidents—Matthew Smith and Secretary—Matthew Todd, 79 King st. Thomas Stewart.

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. President—James Wilson, Portland road. Treasurer—John Easton. Vice-President—Matthew Smith. Secretary—Hugh Shaw. BILLIARD ROOMS. KILMARNOCK BILLIARD ROOM, West George Street. Secretary and Treasurer—D. C. Gairdner, Union Bank. Keeper—Andrew Rodgers. queen's billiard room, Queen Street, Banker. Treasurer—James Connell, Banker. Secretary—James Taylor, | Keeper—Malcolm Macdougall.

i LOCAL INSTITUTIONS. 129 BANKS. Bank of Scotland, 39 Portland street—Adam Cowie, agent. British Linen Company, 63 Portland street—Ebenezer Smith, agent, Clydesdale Banking Co., 61 Portland street—Connell & Taylor, agents. Commercial Bank of Scotland, 50 King street—Alexander J. Bruce, agent.

National Bank of Scotland, 26 King street—James Wilson, agent ; James Stewart, assistant agent. Royal Bank of Scotland, 32 Portland street—Camming & Main, agents. Union Bank of Scotland, Bank street—R. & D. C. Gairdner, agents.

SAVINGS BANK.

Open on Mondays and Fridays from 9 to 10 a.m., in Union Bank.

Prases—John Dickie. | Treasurer—David Laurie. | Secretary—John Easton.

POST-OFFICE SAVINGS BANK.

Open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. every lawful day, and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

KILMARNOCK BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY,

Enrolled under Act of Parliament.

Trustees—Provost Dickie, John Crooks, Peter Sturrock, M. Craig, Alex. Adamson.

Managers—J. Brown & Son, 6 King street.

KILMARNOCK TRACT SOCIETY.

President—Provost Dickie. Treasurer—Mr. George Bain. Vice-Presidents—Rev. J. Symington and Secretary—Rev. Thomas Ramage. A. M'Cracken.

LADIES' ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF FEMALE EDUCATION IN INDIA-

President—Mrs. Tait of Mllrig. Treasurer—Mrs. Thomas Stewart, Port- Vice-President—Mrs. J. A. Thomson, land Terrace. Wardend. Acting Secretary—Mrs. Hamilton, Manse Honorary Secretary—Rev. Mr. Webster, Low Church.

KILMARNOCK SABBATH SCHOOL UNION-

OFFICE-BEARERS FOR 1868-9.

President—Mr. John Gray, King Street Secretary—Mr. David Thomson, Mill U.P. Church. Lane R.P. Church. Vice-President—Mr. Thomas Lyon, Free Treasurer— Mr, Robert Foster, Free St. St. Andrew's Church. Andrew's Church. Q 130 LOCAL INSTITUTIONS.

KILMARNOCK RAGGED & INDUSTRIAL CERTIFIED SCHOOL. OFFICE-BEARERS. PATRONS.

The Right Hon. Lord Oraomore & Browne. W. C. S. Cuninghame of Caprington. W. H. Craufurd of Craufurdland. A. D. Tait of Milrig. Colonel Fairlie of Coodham= Major Hamilton Campbell of Netherplace. PATRONESSES. The Right Hon. Lady Oranmore & Browne. Mrs. Smith Cuninghame of Caprington. Mrs. Tait of Milrig Mrs. Guthrie of Mount. Mrs. Pollok Morris of Craig. Mrs. Major Hamilton Campbell of Nether- Mrs. Colonel Fairlie of Coodhara. place. Chairman—The Rev. James Aitken. DIRECTORS.

The Rev. James Aitken. Donald M'Leod, M.D. James Aitken, M.D. John A. Mather, Merchant. Matthew Arbuckle, Merchant. John Muir of Bonnyhill John Borland, M.D. The Rev. P. W. Robertson. John Cameron, Jeweller. Capt. David Rankin, Barbadoes Bank.

J . Y. Deans, Kirkstyle. Robert Railton, Deanside. James Donald, Abbey Cottage. Bailie Simpson. Thomas Fulton, Sheriff Clerk. John Stewart, Shawhill House. D. C. Gairdner, Banker. Thomas Stewart, Ironmonger. F. C. Gross, Procurator Fiscal. F. J. Turner, The Dean. Henry Gairdner, Railway Works The Rev. John Thomson. The Rev. J. B. Hamilton. The Rev. Alex. Webster. John Home. Gillsburn House. Wm. Weir, of the Portland Iron Coy. The Rev. Wm. Jeffrey, Riccarton. Crookedholm House. Thomas Kennedy, Portland Terrace. John Watt, Maryfield. A. C. C. List, Inspector of Registrars. Hugh Woodburn, Annandale. Bailie Mitchell. James Wilson, Banker. The Rev. Thomas Martin. SUB-COMMITTEE FOR GENERAL PURPOSES.

Rev. Mr Aitken, Convener. The Rev. P. W. Robertson. The Rev. Alex. Webster. John Home, Gillsburn, F. J, Turner, The Dean. James Wilson, Banker.

COMMITTEE ON ADMISSIONS, &C.

John Borland, M.D. F. J. Turner, The Dean. Bailie Mitchell. James Wilson, Banker, Convener. Donald M'Leod, M.D. COMMITTEE OF SETTLEMENT OF BOYS ON LEAVING THE INSTITUTION.

A. C. C. List. P. J. Turner. Bailie Mitchell. James Wilson, Convener.

Physician —John Borland, M.D.

Auditors—Bailie Bicket, A. C. C. List, Bailie Mitchell. Taylor, Treasurer—James Wilson, National Bank. | Secretary—Robert W. Teacher.

Superintendent— Charles Forrest. | Matron—Mrs. Forrest. LOCAL INSTITUTIONS. 131

AYRSHIRE TEMPERANCE UNION-

President—James Miller, Bellsland, Riccarton.

Findlay. Secretary—Andrew Jack, 12 Fore street, Treasurer—William I

BOARD OF MANAGEMENT.

Wra. Findlay. Wm. M'Nab. James Little. James Lennox. Alex. Lamont. Andrew Aitken. Hamilton Gibb. Andrew Jack, N. B. Cameron. John Lawson. A. M. Boyd.

KILMARNOCK ABSTAINERS' UNION.

Honorary Presidents—Rev. Wm. Bathgate, A. D. Stewart, John Guthrie, Wm. Findlay, Andrew Aitken.

President—James Little. Treasurer—James Lennox. |

Secretary—Alex. P. Brown, 6 King street.

Hall and Committee Rooms— Clark street.

KILMARNOCK TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.

Honorary Presidents—Rev. Robt. Hislop & John Aitken.

President John Paterson. Treasurer—Thomas — | EarL

Secretary—Robert Agnew, 24 Bank street.

MASONIC LODGES.

LODGE ST. JOHN'S, KILMARNOCK KILWINNING, No. 22.

Date of Erection, 1735. Lodge Room, Black Bull.

Meets on Thursdays at 8 p.m., monthly from June to September, and fortnightly from October to May.

OFFICE-BEAEERS, 1868.

John Mackay, R.W.M. George Rome, senr., Assistant Chaplain. John Steven, Archd. M'Kay, Poet Laureate. ]. p jyj James Brown, j Robert Smith, S.D. Thomas Brown, D.M. George Rome, junr., J.D. Hugh Reid, S.M. Robert Douglas, S.S. , P.M. James Nelson, B.B. Andrew Christie, S.W. James Fleming, J.G. John Leckie, J.W. Thomas Montgomery, Tyler. Rev. Alex. Inglis, Kilmaurs, Chaplain, 132 LOCAL INSTITUTIONS.

LODGE ST. ANDREW'S, No. 126.

Date of Charter, 1771. Lodge Room, George Hotel.

Meets last Thursday of every Month.

OFFICE-BEARERS, 1868.

James Buchanan, R.W.M. Rev. John Thomson, Chaplain. Robert Muir, D.M. James M'AUister, A.C. William M'Cutcheon, S.M. James Gilchrist, S.D. William L. Mair,) William Paterson, J.D. pj^ Anderson, S.S. John Armour, j" Matthew Matthew M'Farlane, S.W. George Cowan, J.S. Andrew Turnbull, J.W. W. R. M'Crae, J.G. David Phillips, Treasurer. Samuel Edgar, Tyler. John Watson, Secretary.

LODGE ST. MARNOCK'S, KILMARNOCK, No. 109,

Date of Charter, 17th November, 1767. Lodge Room, Angel Inn. Meets 2nd Thursday of each Month.

OFFICE-BEARERS, 1868. Hugh Shaw, R.W.M. Alex. M'Alpine, Treasurer. James Henderson, D M. John Loudoun, S.D. Thomas Taylor, S.M. John Campbell, J.D. John Stewart, P.M. Archd. Richmond, S.S. Creelman, J.S. Rev. Alex. Webster, Chaplain. William James Rome, S.W. J. Orr, J.G. James Paisley, J.W. George Finlay, Tyler. Daniel Eraser, Secretary. KILMARNOCK BURNS'S CIUB-

Instituted 25th January, 1855.

\^ice-President—Hugh Shaw. President-John Mackay. 1 Secretary and Treasurer—John Easton. With a Membership of about 50 Gentlemen.

KILMARNOCK LITERARY SOCIETY. Bank. Vice-President—James Rose. President—James Stewart, National ] Secretary—John Guthrie.

Meets in Corn Exchange Sale-Room.

GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.

Stirling. Station-Master—John Cowan. Locomotive Superintendent—James | Book-keeper—Henry Gairdner. LOCAL INSTITUTIONS. 133 FIRE BRIGADE.

Robert Lucas, 69 Portland street. David Yuille, 5 Fowlds street. James Thomson, 8 Green street. John McGregor, 3 Croft street. James Ynille, 23 Portland street. Hugh Mooney, 19 Sandbed street. NEWSPAPER.

"Kilmarnock Standard," published on Saturdays, by Mr. Thomas Stevenson, 4 Portland street. PLACES OF WORSHIP. established church. Ministers. Low Church— 1st charge, Rev. James B. Hamilton. " 2d charge, Rev. Alex. Webster. High Church, Rev. James Aitken. St. Andrew's Church ,..Rev. Thomas Martin. St. Marnock's Church, Rev. John Thomson. FREE CHURCH.

Free High Church Rev. P. W. Robertson. Free St. Andrew's Church, Rev. William Young. Free Henderson Church, Rev. David Landsborough. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN. King Street Church, Rev. John Symington. Portland Road Church, Rev. Alex. Hamilton. Prince's Street Church, Rev. D. T, Jamieson. Holm Mission Church, Rev. James Banks. REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN.

Mill Lane Church, Rev. Thomas Ramage. EVANGELICAL UNION.

Winton Place Church, Rev. William Bathgate. Clerk's Lane Church, ....< Rev. Robert Hislop. ORIGINAL SECEDERS.

Fowlds street, BAPTIST.

Temperance Hall, Clark Street, Rev. E. J. Stobo. WESLEYAN. Corn Exchange Sale Rooms, Rev. Joseph Syme. PLYMOUTH BRETHREN.

Nelson Street School, EPISCOPALIAN.

Trinity Church, Portland Road, , Rev. A. G. Creighton, Incumbent. ROMAN CATHOLIC. St. Joseph's, Hill Street, Rev. George J. Smith, CC. 134 LOCAL INSTITUTIONS.

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES-

ST. marnock's lodge of oddfellows.

Dr. McAllister, N.G. John Easton, Treasurer. JohnReid, V.G. George Findlay, Officer. John Wallace, Secretary. Lodge Surgeon—Br. M'Allister HUMANE.

Instituted 1817. 114 Members,

Preses. Robert Johnstone, Clerk. John Aird, | Kobort Brown, Officer. James Smith, Treasurer, | NETHERTONHOLM NEW FRIENDLY.

Instituted March 17, 1820. 172 Members. Thomas Morton, Preses. Robert Stewart, Clerk. James Dunn, Treasurer. Robert Brown, Officer. BENEFICENT.

Instituted 1801. 60 Members. William Peden, Preses. Alexander Torrance, Clerk. John Thomson, Treasurer. Robert Brown, Officer. PROVIDENT.

Instituted 1834. 32 Members. William Peden, junr., Preses. Mungo Gilchrist, Clerk. James Lennox, Treasurer. Robert Brown, Officer. INDEPENDENT FUNERAL SOCIETY. Thomas M'Gregor, Secretary. Robert Yaille, Preses. I Thomas M'Kerrol, Officer. Andrew Thomson, Treasurer. 1 FUNERAL EXPENSE.

Instituted 28th June, 1823. 61 Members.

I Robert Brown, Officer. Robt. Tannock, Preses and Treasurer. William Dreghorn, Clerk. I PHILADELPHIAN.

Instituted February, 1812. 380 Members. Allan Howie, Clerk. Andrew Inglis, Preses. I Robert Brown, Officer. James Auld, Treasurer. I BENIGN.

Instituted February, 1817. 83 Members Robert Stewart, Preses. John Dreghorn, Clerk. James Rankin, Treasurer. Robert Brown, Officer. SMALL GOOD INTENT. Samuel Brydeo, Secretary. Thomas Montgomery, Preses. I Thomas M'Kerrol, Officer. James Dreghorn, Treasurer. 1 LOCAL INSTITUTIONS. 135

UNANIMOUS.

John Paterson, President. Samuel Bryden, Secretary. Thomas Young, Treasurer. Thomas M'Kerrol, Officer.

HOLM UNION.

Instituted 19th February, 1824. 153 Members.

John Inglis, Preses. I James. R. Wallace, Clerk.

Robert Stewart, Treasurer. j Robert Brown, Officer,

OLD men's BENEVOLENT.

For the Relief of Indigent Old Men.

Provost Dickie, Chairman. I Francis Dickie, Treasurer. Cuthbertson, sen., Vice-Chairman. John Thos. | Thomson, Secretary.

George Gibson, 24 Bank street, Officer.

AYRSHIRE FRIENDLY SICK SOCIETY.

Established 1856.

J. Brown & Son, 6 King street, Managers.

FUNERAL SOCIETY.

Instituted June, 1845. 434 Members.

Thomas Morton, Preses. I Robert Stewart, Clerk.

James Dreghorn, Treasurer. [ Robert Brown, Officer.

FEMALE SOCIABLE.

Mrs. Thomas Gilchrist, Preses. Robert Wallace, Secretary. Mrs. M'Bride, Treasurer. Thomas M'Kerrol, Officer.

FEMALE, BANK STREET.

Established 3rd April, 1835. 147 Members.

Mrs. Andrew Bowman, Preses. I James Hannah, Clerk.

Mary Aitken, Treasurer. | Robert Brown, Officer.

MAKKET DAYS, &c.

MARKET DAYS, Every Tuesday and Friday. MAY FAIR, 2nd Tuesday of May.

SUMMER FAIR, Last Thursday of July.

WINTER FAIR, Last Thursday of October.

FAST DAYS, Wednesdays before 3rd Sunday of June, and 1st Sunday of Dec, —

136 TABLE OF DUES AND CUSTOMS. «,

^ 1 TABLE OF DUES AND CUSTOMS

EXIGIBLE BY THE | MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL OF THE BURGH OF KILMARNOCK,

Upon the following Articles, when brought for Sale within said Burgh, and also of the Weigh-House and Cellarage or Storage Dues, namely:—

I. Meal and Malt Dues.

On each Boll of Town Malt, Id Stg. On each Boll of Country Malt, 2d „ On each Sack of Meal or other Grain of Two Bolls of 280 lbs., 4d „ On each Bag of Barley, 3d „ On each Boll of Pease or Beans, 2d „

N.B.—The Custom is 4d. Sterling on each Load (of Two Bolls) of Meal, or other Grain; 3d on each Bag of Barley; and 2d on each Boll of Pease or Beans; and the same is Leviable whether said Articles are Sold for the use or consumption of the Inhabitants of the Burgh, or for the purpose of being Re-sold therein, either by Wholesale or Retail, and whether the same are Sold to Parties who use or Re-sell the same within the Burgh, or to Parties who, after purchasing the same, remove the Articles furth of the Burgh; and said Custom is equally Leviable upon the said Articles, if brought within the Burgh for Sale, whether immediately Sold or laid up in Warehouses or Storehouses for after disposal; and the Council have power to authorise said Custom to be Levied at the time of the said Articles being brought within the Burgh, and to Collect the same at such Ports and Places as they may fix and appoint.

II. Slaughter-House Dues.

On each Head of Slaughtered Black Cattle, 6d 3tg.

On each Slaughtered Calf, Sheep, or Goat, Id !i

On each Slaughtered Lamb or Kid, ^d >>

On each Slaughtered Swine, above 3 months old, 3d 1>

On each Slaughtered Pig, under do., id >>

III. —BuTTEK, Eggs, Potatoes, &c., Dues.

On each Basket of Butter, or Eggs, or Fowls, ... k^ Stg.

On each Boll of Potatoes, 2d >I of lbs., On each Stone of Cheese and Salt Butter, 24 ^d »> On all Fish, except Herrings, brought to the Market-place or Shops, if the quantity amounts to 112 lbs, and upwards, 4d If less than 112 lbs, 2d On each Cart of Vegetables, 2d On each Cart of Fruit, 3d *> On each Two-Wheeled Barrow of Fruit or Vegetables, 2d On each Stand of Fruit or Vegetables, Id

On each Boll of Salt, Id •>) On each Barrel of Herrings or Beef, Id On each Web of Plaiding, Id On each Hogshead of Lintseed by Freemen or Burgesses,.,. lOd On each Hogshead of Lintseed by Non-Freemen, ...... ls8d On every Flesher's Stand, by Strangers and Non-Freemen, Id —

TABLE OF DUES AND CUSTOMS. 137

On every Shoeraaker's Stand, 2d Stg On every Stand of Earthenwai-e, , 2d » every do., if very large, On 3d i> every Pewter Stand, On 2d i» every Stand of Wooden Vessels, On Id i> every Sweetmeat Stand, On id >> every single Nolt Hide, if green and dry, ', On Id }> Cart of Geese, On every 3d «j ...... On every Drove of Geese, 2d J5 On every Caravan for Exhibition, per day, 6d » every Auctioneer, when exposing Goods by Auction, ... On 6d J> every Pack of Wool, in time of Fairs, ... On 8d '» every Pack of Linen Cloth, do., On 4d l> every Burden of do., do., On 2d 1) On each Cut of Linen Cloth, do., id >» On every Web of Green Linen Cloth under ,'{0 ells, in time of Pairs, id ») every single Cut of Linen Cloth, do., On id '> On every Web of Green Linen of 30 ells, do., Id J> every Web of Ham, Sacking, or Twilt, do., On id >J On every Cut of Green Harn, do., id » On every Pack of Wauked Cloth, do., 2d >l every Burden of do., do,. On Id ;, every Web, Uncut, do.. On id )> every Web, Cut, do., On id ,, On every Web of Stuff and Plaiding, of 20 EUs and under, id >J On every Woollen Covering, in Fairs, On every Hair Covering, do., ... U l; On every Burden of Bonnets, do., Id >> every Dozen of Bonnets, do., On Td '> On every Pair of Plaids, do., id }) On every Pack of Sheep Skins, at any time, 2d >» On every Half Pack of Do., at any time, Id JJ On every Burden thereof, Id >> On every Load of Merchant Ware, in time of Fairs, 2d )J On every Firkin of Soap, in time of Fairs, Id

Note.—When Caravans, Stands, and Vehicles of any description, containing Articles or Animals for Exhibtion or Sale, or otherways, are exposed within the Cattle Market, which it shall be competent for parties to do, the Tacksman thereof will be entitled to Levy the Dues exigible thereon.

IV. Cattle Market Dues.

On every living Cow, Bull, or Ox, Scj gtg. On every Horse, Mare, or Gelding, ...... 3(1 On every living Sow or Pig, i(j On every living Sheep or Lamb, Id

Note.—The Tacksman of these Dues will also have right to the Dues referred to in the foregoing Note, under Article IIL

V—Weigh-House Dues, and also Cellarage or Storage Dues, to be uplifted on the following Articles placed within the Market in Green Street.

Weigh-House Dues, namely:— On each Cart of Hay weighed, 4d Stg.* On each Cart of Coals weit?hed, ...... - ... irl R 138 TABLE OF DUES AND CUSTOMS.

On all Goods weighed with Avoirdupois weight, for ea.ch 112 lbs., ... ^d Stg, On all Goods, such as Cheese, Butter, Beef, Tallow, Wool, Paper, Rags, Horn Shavings, Feather Beds, &c,, weighed with Tron weight, for each Stone, „ ^d „

On Goods weighing less than 112 pounds, or less than a Tron Stone, the same as above specified.

Cellarage or Storage Dues, namely:—

On each Puncheon, per week, 3d Stg each Butt, per On week, 3d >t each week, ... On Sugar Hogshead, per 3d »>

On each Tobacco Hogshead, per week, 3d >j

On each Wine Hogshead, per week, 3d >> On each Porter Hogshead, per week, 3d » On each Rum Hogshead, per week, ... 3d »

On each Oil Hogshead or Pipe, per week, 3d >j

On each Bale of Wool, Leather, &c., per week, 3d »>

On each large Crate, or Chest, per week, 3d >> On each Still, per week, 3d

On each Copper Pot, per week, 3d >»

On each Bag of Cotton, per week, 3d i> On each Bag of Hops, per week, 3d »

On each Packet of Hops, per week, 3d >»

On each Packet of Cotton, per week, 3d >» On each small Chest, or Box, per week, 3d »

On each small Crate, per week, 3d >» On each Bag of Rags, per week, Id

On all goods lying in the Weigh-House One Night, the same Dues as for a Week.

On each Gig, Chaise, or Coach, per night, 6d Stg On each Cart of Furniture, per night, 4d On each Cart of Furniture, per week, ... ls6d On each Cart of Furniture, per month, 4s Od On each Cart Loaded, per night, 6d On each Unloaded Cart, per night, 3d On each 100 Bars Iron, per week, 2d On each 100 Bars Iron, per month, 4d

And on Iron Bars the same Dues for one Night as for a Week.

On Goods not mentioned in this Table, Dues in proportion as above.

NOTE.—ALL FORMER TABLES OF CUSTOMS WITHDRAWN.

ALEX. HAMILTON, U^^^^^^^ ^^''^^'•p,^p^, JAMES HAMILTON, ^

Kilmarnock, 25th October, 1867. gentlemen's residences. 139

GENTLEMEN'S RESIDENCES IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF KILMARI^OGK-

Afton Lodge (W. A. Cunningham, Esq.) —distant 9J miles, near Tarbolton.

Annanhill (W. H. Dunlop, Esq.)— distant 1 mile on the Irvine road. Annick Lodge (Mrs. Montgomerie) —near to Stewarton Station. Assloss House (Misses Parker) — distant 2 miles on the Glasgow road.

Auchans House (Hon. G. R. Vernon) —distant 5 J miles, near Dundonald. Barnweill House (Alex. Lindsay, Esq.) —distant 6 miles, near Craigie.

Bellfield (Miss Buchanan) —distant li miles, near Riccarton.

Borland (A. Ferguson, Esq.)— distant 2| miles on the Glasgow road.

Cairnhill (Colonel Hamilton) —distant 5 miles on the Mauchline road.

Caprington Castle (W. C. S. Cuninghame, Esq.) —distant 2 miles on the Ayr road. Chapeltoun (James Macalester, Esq.) —distant 6 miles, near Stewarton.

Coodham (J. 0. Fairlie, Esq ) —distant 4J miles on the Ayr road. Corraith (J. D. Campbell, Esq.) —Mrs. Gairdner, resident—distant 6 miles, near Symington.

Craig (Mrs. Morris) —distant 3| miles, near Crosshouse. Craufurdland Castle (W. H. Craufurd, Esq.) —distant 3 miles on the Glasgow road. Cunninghamhead (Richard Kerr, Esq.)— distant ^ miles, near Stewarton Station. Dankeith House (Mrs. Anstruther)—distant 5 miles, near Symington.

Dollars House (Marquis of Bute)—James Morris, Esq., resident—distant 4 miles on the Mauchline road,

Dunlop House (T. D. Dunlop Douglas, Esq.)—distant 8 miles, near Dunlop.

Enterkine (John Bell, Esq )—distant 10^ miles, near Tarbolton.

Fairlie House (Thos. Anderson, Esq.)— distant 3 miles on the Dundonald road,

Flatfield (Miss Logan) —distant 5^ miles, near Symington.

Gadgirth (F, C. Burnett, Esq.)— distant 11 J miles, near Tarbolton.

Hillhouse, Dundonald (James Beckett, Esq.)—distant 7 miles, near Loans. Hillhouse Lodge (James H. Picken, Esq.) —distant 4| miles, near Fenwick.

Holmes House (Wm. Fairlie, Esq.)—distant 4 miles on the Galston road. Kennox (C. S. Macalester, Esq.) —distant 6 miles, near Stewarton.

Kirkstyle (James Y. Deans, Esq.)—distant 1 mile, near Riccarton.

Lainshaw (J. W. H. Cunninghame, Esq.)—distant 5J miles, near Stewarton. Lanfine (Thos. Brown, Esq.) —distant 8 miles, near Newmilns. Lochridge (Mrs. Provan)— distant 5 miles on Stewarton road.

Loudoun Castle (Marquis of Bute)— distant 6 miles, near Galston. 140 gentlemen's residences.

Loudoun Cottage (R. Mackie, Esq.) —distant 6 miles, near Galston.

Milrig (Capt. A. D. Tait)—distant 6 miles, near Galston. Montgomerie (W. Paterson, Esq.) —distant 9 miles, near Tarbolton. Moorfield (Mrs. Taylor) —distant 2 miles on the Dundonald road. Mount (Mrs. Guthrie) —distant 1} miles on the Dundonald road. Newfield (Wm. Finnic, Esq.) —distant 4 miles on the Dundonald road.

Perceton (T. M. Macreadie, Esq.)—distant 5 miles, near Dreghorn.

Plan (John M'Knight, Esq.)—distant 2i miles, near Crosshouse. distant 6 miles on the Mauchline road. Rodinghead ( )— Rosemount (Mrs. Baird)—distant 7^ miles, near Monkton.

Shawhill (John Stewart, Esq.)—distant 2 miles, near Hurlford. Smithstone (W. Cooper, Esq.)—distant II4 miles, near Tarbolton.

Stair House (J. J, Inglis, Esq.)—distant 11 miles, near Stairbridge.

The Dean (F. J. Turner, Esq.)—distant IJ miles on the Glasgow road. Thorntoun (Robert Gairdner, Esq.)— distant 4 miles on the Irvine road. Tour (Wm. P. Adam, Esq.) —distant 2 miles on the road to Kilmaurs, Towerhill (Captain Forgan) —distant 3 miles, near Kilmaurs. Townend (Major Hay Boyd)— distant 5 miles, near Symington.

Treesbanks (G. J. Campbell, Esq.)—D. Smith, Esq., resident—distant 2 miles on the Ayr road. Underwood (John Kennedy, Esq.)—distant 5 miles, near Symington. Warwickhill (Mrs. Ralston)—distant 6 miles, near Dreghorn.

COACHES.

To Ayr and Burns's Monument, on Tuesdays at 9 a.m., and Saturdays at Ten a.m., from Sun Inn. To Ayr, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from Black Bull, at 8 30 a.m. To Ayr, on Fridays, from Sun Inn, at 3.30 p.m To Stewarton, on Fridays, from George Hotel and Black Bull, at 4 p.m. a a

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Established 1825 Incoiyorated hy Act of Parliaraent. HEAD OFFIoYTaBEEDEEN.

Office IN Glasgow, ., ....Ill ST. VINCENT STREET. Edinburgh, 65 PRINCES STREET. Perth, 79 tlIGH STREET. London, 20 CANNON STREET, CITY. , 34 COLLEGE GREEN. Montreal, PLACE D'ARMES. GLASGOW BOAED. William Euing, Esq., Insurance Broker, Chairman. Esq., Builder. William Dixon, Esq., of Govan. William Broom, ) S. Consulting Physician—Charles Ritchie, Esq., M.D. Secretary— 3oii^ Cabbell. LIFE DEPARTMENT. The Rates of Assurance of fixed sums are very moderate. Extra Premiums for Foreign Residence have been dispensed with to a great extent, and a very important rule has been adopted to protect the interests of parties holding Policies on the Lives of others, who may incur extra risks without the knowledge of the holders. For surrender of Policies of the ordinary class, after three years' endurance, a liberal return of Premiums according to a fixed rule is guaranteed, besides the value of vested Bonuses where such have been declared. According to the constitution of the Company, Investigations must be made at intervals not exceeding five years. The last Investigation took place at 31st January, 1867, when Bonuses were added to all Assurances of the Participation Class; and the following results of this and previous declarations may be stated. 1. A Policy for £1000 on wMch 12 years' premiums had been paid -was increased in 1867, to £1166 17 10 2. A Policy for £1000 on which 17 years' premiums had been paid was increased to £1239 10 7 3. A Policy for £1000 on which 22 years' premiums had been paid was increased to £1312 14 1 4. A Policy for £1000 on which 27 years' premiums had been paid was increased to £1388 11 2 A further Bonus is also payable on Policies, to which vested additions have been made, becoming Claims before next Investigation—an arrangement which secures for such cases advantages similar to those of Annual Investigations. FIRE INSURANCES Are effected at the most moderate rates on every description of property.

FA EMI N G S TO OK, ^ With average clause ,4s 6d per Cent, per Annum. Without „ „ 58 Granted, Annuities Loans Sold or Purchased, and Reversions Bought on Liberal Terms . By Order of the Board, CHARLES F. GRIFFITH, Manager. ALEX. STABLES, Junk., Secketary. Aberdeen, 1868. *** Copies of Prospectus, with every information, and Forms of Proposal, may be obtained at any of the Offices or Agencies of the Company. AGENTS:— Kilmarnock, JAMES M'KIE, Bookseller. JOHN SIMPSON, Writer. a ADVERTISEMENTS. I

mt £ LOMBARD STREET AN3D CHARING CROSS, LONDON, ESTABLISHED IN 1782.

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DECIMUS BURTON, Esq. JAMES ALEXANDER GORDON, Esq. TRAVERS BUXTON, Esq. OSGOOD HANBURY, Jun., Esq. The Honble. JAS. BYNG. KIRKMAN D. HODGSON, Esq., M.P. JOHN GLUTTON, Esq. Sir JOHN LUBBOCK, Bart. OCTAYIUS EDWARD COOPE, Esq. JOHN DORRIEN MAGENS, Esq. JOHN COOPE DAYIS, Esq. BENJAMIN SHAW, Esq. GEORGE ARTHUR FULLER, Esq. WM. JAMES THOMPSON, Esq. CHARLES EMANUEL GOODHART, Esq HENRY HEYMAN TOULMIN, Esq

MATTHEW WHITING, Esq.

GEORGE WILLIAM LOYELL, Secretary. JOHN J. BROOMFIELD, Assistant Secretary.

Insurances against Loss by Fire are effected by the PHCENIX

COMPANY upon every description of Property, in every part of the World, on the most favourable Terms.

The promptitude and liberahty with which its engagements are always met by this Company are well known, and the importance of its relations with the Public may be estimated from the fact that since its estabhshment it has paid more than Nine Millions Sterling in discharge of Claims for

Losses by Fire.

j^MEs s. aI^EaoI^Y,

Agent for Kilmarnock. —

ADVERTISEMENTS. SiriT FI AND

Jfriailj IJitsiirance cS-oxietg, ^^tikn. ESTABLISHED 1710.

Mode i\^a t e Hates.

Great Reduction in the Terms for Policies of Small Amounts. No charge for New Policies—Government duty Is 6d per cent, per annum. Promptitude and Liberality in Settlement of Claims. Forms for Proposals, Renewal Receipts, and all information respecting Fire Insurance, may be obtained on application to JOHN TOERANOE, Writer, Kilmarnock, Agent. Kilmarnock, July, 1868.

LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY established 1838 tncorpoeated by special act or parliament.

SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, ;^6oo,ooo. Governor-THE EIGHT HOK THE EAEL OF GLASGOW.

No Entry-Money, Medical Fees, nor Policy Stamps charged. EATES M^EEATE. Head Office, 40 ST. VINCENT PLACE, GLASGOW. Office m Edinburgh, 21 ST. ANDREW'S SQUARE. Office IN London, 12 KINGWILLIAM STREET, CITY, E.G. Office IN Dublin, 60 UPPER SACKVILLE STREET.

JOHNSTEVEIT, Solicitor; and GEORGE MOEISON, Grocer, Agents at Kilmarnock. ADVERTISEMENTS.

t£ haberdashers, Scotch and English Wai^ehouse,

K I L M A. 'RN O C jK .

Always on hand a carefully selected Stock of SMALLWARES, of every description, Wholesale and Retail. FANCY HABEEDASHERY. SARSNET RIBBONS. GLOVES—Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread, Cashmere, and Cloth. HOSIERY— Cotton, Lambs' WooL and Worsted. FANCY HOSIERY—Anti-Macassars, Pelerines, Knitted Shawls, Hoods, Bootees, Gaiters, Spencers, Hair Nets of all kinds, Hair Rolls and Frizzettes, &c- SEWED AND LACE GOODS- PLAIN AND FANCY MUSLINS. TRACED MUSLIN AND MARCELLA GOODS- EDGINGS—Tatting, Crochet, Maltese, Cluny, &c. CASH'S COVENTRY FRILLING FANCY DRESS TRIMMINGS, in variety.—Silk, Mohair, and Cotton Braids; Silk, Mohair, and Cotton Cords; Silk, Patent, and Cotton

Velvet Ribbons ; Dress Preservers, &c. DRESS AND MANTLE BUTTONS- SILK, MOHAIR, AND COTTON ELASTIC WEBS- BEADS, BONNET ORNAMENTS, BELTS, CLASPS, &c- HORN, IVORY, VULCANITE, AND TORTOISE SHELL COMBS- HAIR, CLOTHES, NAIL, and TEETH BRUSHES. YARNS AND WOOLS—Berlin Wools, Fleecy Wools, Shetland Wools, Merino Wools, Fingering Worsted, Alloa Wheeling, and Lambs' Wool- BERLIN NEEDLEWORK, Traced, Commenced, and Finished; Mats, Kettle Holders, Slippers, Cushions, Breakfast Trays, Watch Pockets, &c- CANVASSES—Penelope, Leviathan, Railway, and Sampler- CLOTHWORK FOR EMBROIDERY; Tea Infusers, Slippers, Cushions, Velvet Smoking Caps, &c- BEADED Pincushions, Watch Pockets, &c- LSATHER BAGS, PURSES, and variety of Foreign Fancy Goods- KNITTING, NETTING, CROCHET, and TATTING BOOKS- SCOTCH CLAN TARTAN FANCY WOODWORK, in every variety.

CASH ONLY. NO SECOND PRICE- ADVERTISEMENTS. LONDON Established 1803.

SUBSCEIBED & INVESTED CAPITAL, £1,600,000.

THE DISTIlSraUISHING CHAKACTEEISTICS OF THIS COMPANY AEE—

Moderate Bates, Undoubted Security, and Prompt and Liberal

Settlement of Claims.

HEAD office: 1 OLD BKOA.X) STKEET, LONDOl^.

JOHN STEVEN, Solicitor, Agent at Kilmarnock. i w w^ mm, scouEEE, and peessee, 105 KING STEEET, KILMARNOCK; AND 134 PAISLEY EOAD, GLASGOW, Begs leave to assure his Customers that he has adopted all the recent Improvements in the Trade, and Employs First-Class Workmen, so that all Orders entrusted to him v^ill be done in the best possible manner.

H. L. would call especial attention to the fact that he has just obtained the art of Cleaning, Dyeing, and Curling, Ostrich Feathers, from one of the very best London Feather Dressers.

For despatch and elegance of style he cannot be surpassed. ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE KILIAENOCK PLATE GLASS

UllilllHIll' IIIIU ESTABLISHED 1855.

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RESPECTFULLY INTIMATES TO

EAIILIES AND UNDERTAKEES,

THAT SHE HAS ALWAYS ON HAND

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OF VARIOUS QUALITIES.

19 Bank Street, Kilmarnock.

Known to the Public upwards of 200 Years as a certain cure for Inflamed Eyes, Weak Sight, Sore Eyes, Scorbutic Eruptions, Piles, Varicose Veins, or Bruises. CAUTION.—None can be genuine unless the Proprietor's name, S. GREEN, 2, Union Place, Lambeth, is engraved on the Government Stamp, and round the Pot; and none offered for sale without such Pot can be genuine. (DON'T BE DECEIVED.) The bill of directions contains Testimonials of a most convincing character. .

ADVERTISEMENTS

PAINTEE, PAPEE HANGEE, AND DECOEATOE,

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C-n^ fS^TAINED i^LASS, |pIKKOKS,f^ir?- #LASS 0KADES, ^C, 46 KlINa STKEET. BRANCH-TEMPLEHILL, TROON. WAEEHOUSES AND WOBHiSHOPS, BACK LANE.

WHOLESALE AND EETAIL EISHMONGEE,

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JAIES SMITH GREGOEY, REGIST.EAE, 6@S» BSeSAKSK BOTI.®S»eS, mi,aSASH@(BK. ADVERTISEMENTS.

N I C H O L L'S

W. NiCHOLLS, the Manufacturer of the above Preparation, begs to announce that, from the increased demand for his Preparation of Fluid Extract op Annatto, he has, this season, been obh'ged to enlarge his Factory, which accounts for orders not having been so readily supplied as heretofore. He can now manufacture 5,000 gallons at a making:, which enables him to supply the Article perfectly pure, and at all times can assure it at one strength; which is of consequence to the maker of both Cheese and Butter. W. N. solicits a trial from those who never used it, knowing that they will find it profitable, as well as being so convenient to use. A measure for colouring 28 to 30 lbs, of Cheese can always be obtained of the Agent, which gives the Cheese Maker a certain and easy mode of making the Cheese of one uniform colour, which is very important to the purchaser. The Cheese Factors of England unhesitatingly declare, that if the Cheese is properly made, they have no difficulty in distinguishing the Cheese coloured with Nicholl's Fluid Extract op Annatto, as the shade of colour is unmistakable in both Cheese and Butter, and also most desirable in the London Market. One quart of Anuatto will colour one Ton of Cheese.

(A MOaiSON, Wholesale Grocer; and Agents,. JMessrs EANKIN & Co., Chemists. ALL THE YEAR ROUND GOOD STATE OF HEALTH may be secured by the simple and cheap A nrocess of takins

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whenever there is any symptom of indisposition. They possess the most astonishing and invigorating properties, and they will overcome all obstinate complaints, and re- store shortly from the beginning sound health ; there is a return of good appetite of their use, whilst their mildness as a purgative is a desideratum greatly required by the weak and delicate. —May be had of all Chemists and Medicine Vendors in boxes Is. IM., 2s. 9d., and in Family Packets lis. each. y~> r^c Y Y r^ Y r-> y y o A Y Y

Please ohserve that each Packet has the Makers' Signatures—" JOHN BEOWN," "JOHN POLSON." ADVERTISEMENTS.

Families who wish an Excellent Household Starch should use BROWN & POISON'S PATENT STARCH Its uniform excellence commends it to all.

Those who use the POWDER STARCH in small Blue Packets will find BROWN & POISON'S to be eminently superior- J. BROWN & SON. Accountants. House Factors, Insurance and Emigration Agents, 6 KING STREET, KILMARNOCK, gratefully return thanks to the many kind friends who have patronised thera during the last twenty-four 5'ears, and they hope, by an unremitting attention to business, to give satisfaction to their patrons ' and merit a still larger share of public favour. Orders respectfully solicited fot INSURANCE, on risks of every kind, with the First-class Northern, Temperance, and Royal Companies. Booked for the PASSENGERS United States, Canada, and all other parts of the world, by Ship or Steamer, from Glasgow, Derrv, Liverpool j London, &c., at the lowest rates. Hand-books, 7d. each. Free Grants of Land, Through Tickets, &c. Managers of the Kilmarnock Building and Investment Society and of the Ayrshire Friendly Sick Society, both enrolled under Act of Parliament. DEBTS Colleected in Town and Country on moderate terms. Inventories, Valuations, &c., taken by A. P. Brown. Prospectuses, &c.. Gratis. Office Hours, 10 till 8. " / hold that it is a religious as well as moral obligation^ for the middle and working classes to insure their lives^ for the sake of their families^* Dr. Chalmers. UNITED KINGDOM

%mpuwt k €tnu\ ^xwUmi |tt^titttti0tt. FOR MUTUAL ASSURANCE ON LIVES SINGLE OR JOINT PAYABLE ON DEATH OR AT A CERTAIN AGE ANNUITIES, &C ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, £875,000. Whole Profits divisahle amongst the Assured. Established 1840. Policies Purchased at their equitable value. Loans granted at 5 per cent, without nearly to the ' expense, surrender value, on the security of the Policy only Liberty to Travel or reside in any part of Europe, Canada, and the Northern United States without extra charge. The Temperance and General Sections are kept distinct and Profits in the former have the averaged a fifth more than in the latter; thus affording special inducements for Abstainers to insure in this Office, and proving that as a clas^ they live longer than non-abstainers.

Agents at Kilmarnock— J. BROWN & SON, House Factors, Insurance & Emigration Agents, 6 King Street, b ,

10 ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE NOETHESN FIBE AOT LIFE ASSUEAUCE COMPANY. Established 1836. Incorporated by Act of Parliament, Subscribed Capital, £2,000,000. Accumulated Funds upwards of £800,000. Offers the most undoubted Security for all its Engagements. Life and Fire Assurance, Annuities, Endowments, &c., effected at home or abroad on very advantageous and liberal terms. Loses by Lightning and Explosions from Gas made good. BOARD AT GLASGOW— The Honourable JAMES LUMSDEIST, Lord Provost, Chairman. GEO. C. SMITH, Esq., Secretary. A GENTS A T KILMARNOCK— J. BROWN & SON, Accountants and House Factors, and JAMES THOMSON, House Factor.

D R E S S_S^II I R T S .

X ILjl "k y xx "Lj O O Ilx k-A ij Having been trained under a ftrst-class Cutter in Edinburgh, is prepared to supply Gentlemen who may favour him with their orders, with Shirts that will have no superior, either in Fit, Shape, or Quality. Shirts Re-Fitted with new Linen Breasts^ ^c.

44 KI1TC3- STUEET, KILMABNOOK.

Agent for the Briton Medical and General Life Association. fISI STnil, BBIS STflllf HUGH DICKIE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FISHMONGER, ICE MERCHANT, AND LICENSED GAME DEALER,

Begs respectfully to intimate to the Inhabitants of Kilmarnock and Vicinity, that he

is constantly procuring Large and Fresh Supplies of all kinds of FISH and of

GAME in their Season.

While tendering his grateful acknowledgments for past favours, he begs to assure

his Customers that their Orders will be carefully and punctually attended to, and he

hopes to merit a continuance of their patronage.

OYSTERS, SAEDINES, LOBSTER SAUCE, &o.

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO A FAMILY TRADE. —

ADVERTISEMENTS. 11

KILMARNOCK TEA AND SUGAR MART,

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WHOLESALE & HETAIL GEOCER, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT,

Begs to call the attention of the Inhabitants of Kilmarnock to his large Stock of Teas, Wines and Spirits, Groceries and Provisions. While he has always on hand everything connected with the trade, he begs to direct special attention to the under- mentioned Goods, which he can confidently recommend to his numerous Customers and the Public in general, as being really extra value, and sure to give satisfaction. TEAS.

ALL KINDS, RANaiNa FROM 2s. PER LB., TO VERY SUPERIOR MIXTURE AT 3s. 8d. coff;ees. FROM is., TO FINEST AT Is. 8d. PER. LB, SUGARS. FINEST MOIST TO FINEST CRUSHED. REFINED SUGAR ALL KINDS. WINES.

Port and Sherry, from 24s. per doz., to very old, 36s. and 48s. Claret, from 24s. per doz. Quarts to 36s. Champagne, from 36s. per doz Quarts to 72s. Hock, fine Sparkling, 34s. to 40s. per doz. Quarts, Moselle, do., 34s. to 40s. do. SPIRITS.

Scotch Whisky, according to age and quality, 16s. to 18s. per Gall. Toddy Mixture, superior quality, 17s. per Gall. Brandy, various ages and vintages, from 25s. to 36s. per Gall. Rum, pure , from 16s. to 21s. per Gall. Gin (John de Kuyper & Son), 36s. per Doz. Ginger Wine Brown Ginger Cordial, 12s. per Doz, Pale Ginger Wine, 15s. per Doz. Rich Green Ginger Wine, 18s. per Doz. MALT LIQUORS. Bass Allsopp's & Pale Ale, Pints, 2s. 6d. Quarts, 5s. Reid's Imperial ' London Porter, „ 3s. 5s. 6d. Guinness's Dublin Extra Stout, „ 2s. ," 4s Table Beer, ' [[ 2s'. 6d. PROVISIONS. Real Wiltshire Bacon, Belfast and Dumfries Smoked Haras, Beef Hams Boiled Hams, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, &c., &c.

Spices, Pickles, and Sauces, Fruits, Confections, Sundries. 12 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Having entered on a lease of this old established and centrically situated

Hotel and having had it entirely re-modelled by adding a new Commercial Room on the ground floor, and otherwise improving the Premises, trusts the Inn will be found, by commercial gentlemen and others, to combine comfort with convenience and economy.

Only the best quahty of Wines and other Liquors kept. From the experience A. M'M. has had as a Hotel Landlord, and by paying strict attention to the wants of his customers, he hopes to maintain,

if not to add to, the deservedly good name which the Black Bull has long enjoyed.

AN OEDINAEY EYEEY DAY FEOM 1 TILL 4. POSTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. ^LL ki:ni3s of vehicles kept.

Kilmarnock, 28th May, 1868.

IKOlSTMOlsraEK, CROSS, KILMARNOCK,

of Ironmongery Begs to intimate that he has added to his already Extensive Stock Goods, an assortment of Cricket requisites, from the best London makers, comprising Prices will bear Bats, Balls, Wickets, Batting Gloves, Leg Guards, &c., &c. The comparison with any in the trade. ADVERTISEMENTS. 13

In opening these new and spacious Premises, the Subscribers would call the attention of the public to the fact that they have fitted up first-class apparatus for the Cleaning, Dyeing, and Finishing Damask, Moreen, Repp, and Cloth Curtains, also Leno, Lace, and Muslin Wmdow Curtains. Carpets, in Brussels, Scotch, and Tapestry, beautifully Cleaned.

Special arrangements have been rcade for the Dyeing and Finishing of FAMILY MOURNINGS.

Our punctuality iu this department may be relied on.

Orders may be left at 24 Robertson Place, at the Works, Irvine Bank, Kihnarnock, or at the Shop, 3 Waterloo Street.

Y Y 2L ^VM k XX k J^h^AkTU & DYERS AND CLEANERS, A-YI^SHIKE DYE "W^ O K K S,

ESTABLISHED IN 1846.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, Tea, Coffee, and Sugar, Supplies at Glasgow Prices, thus saving his constituents the trouble and expense of sending out of town for these Articles. The Stock comprises the choicest Teas, in Monings, Kaisows, Sonchono-s and ordinary Congous; Assam, Foo Chow, and Canton Pekoes; Imperial Gunpowder and Green Young Hyson Teas. A liberal Discount allowed when quantities are taken Coffees prepared by our own Steam Machinery, at prices ranging from Is Is 4d to Finest Mocha and Jamaica, Is. 6d. A rapid turn over is the best guarantee I caii offer for freshness of my Coffees. Sugars, Crushed, Crystalized, and Refined, at Wholesale Prices. Pickles, Sauces, Plain and Fancy Soaps and Candles, Tapioca, Arrowroot Macaroni, Vermicelli, Sagos, Rices— Ground and Flour, Drysaltery Goods, Barley' Dried Pease, Fruits and Spices, &c., all of genuine quality, and at studiously low Prices. Home-made Wines, comprising Ginger, Black Currant, Raspberry, Elder Flower &c Agent for Baxter's Purified Dairy Salt, Nicholl's Fluid Annatto 'and Tomlinson's Butter Powder. ' Goods Packed for the Coast or Country without extra charge, and sent off with punctuality and despatch. MOEEIS PLACE,TlNG'sfREETrKILMAENOCK. July, 1868. 1 4 ADVERTISEMENTS.

lt%m\hx Morton & Son, John Finnie Street, K:ii_i]vt^^:E^:srooi^, MAKERS OF ALL KINDS OF

€M^tt Paclinug. |atpEtis of all \mh.

Drums, &c., for Printing Tapestry. CARD CUTTING, YARN WASHING, & SCOURING MACHINES.

Improved Patent Mangles- Box Mangles of the best kind.

Cloth Boiling and Measuring Machines^ Sewing Machines^ Clothes^ Wringing Machines, and Washing Machines^ of the most Improved kinds.

'$iim, $nitos, ^mm, Satos, i Stttgital Instram^nts S^arpelr*

TELESCOPES, SPECTACLES, AND OPERA GLASSES, Made and Repaired.

ALL ORDERS WILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION. MODERATE TERMS.

We beg to call attention to our Extra-Sized Premium Clothes' Wringer and Washing Machint:. We guarantee them to do their work well.

The ''Art of Making Reflecting Telescopes,'''' hy Alexander Morton.

" Your views of, in regard to the Gregorian Reflecting Telescope are perfectly correct." G. B. AIREY. Greenwich Royal Observatory, 9th August, 1S62.

" 'Tho I have read nearly all the books in the (that I know of) on the Telescope

I must say that yours is the first in which I saw the true course of the rays elucidated. Coming after such men as Brewster, Lardner, and other learned and scientific gentlemen, I think you have every

cause to feel yourself entitled to a share of that honour which is due to all discoverers, especially

scientific ones."—Extract from a letter by William Brown, Esq., Maryport.

23rd November, -1867. ADVEKTISEMENTS. 15 J. NETVLANI3S, ^^ATCKMAKEK, t(|OLDSMITH, AND ^i^WELLEK, SS FOKTL^ISTD STKEET,

Invites attention to his Stock of Gold and Silver Watches. Jewellery and Plate, which is extensive and carefully selected, in the various Departments.

i^^ Repairing carried on in all the Branches. GEORGE MORISON & SONS,

Steam |riiit fmerk m)i Comfit Sfflarte,

Having now got established Pans and Machinery of most approved principles, for the manufacture of all kinds of Fruit Preserves and Con- fectionery, we are supplying the trade in Ayrshire and elsewhere with the best quahty of Goods at very Moderate Prices. A trial is requested by those parties in the trade who have not as yet favoured us with one.

Mark the Address— 68 PORTLAND STREET. DAVID IHNES, ST. MARNOCK PLACE, JOINER AND FUNERAL UNDERTAKER.

Orders in each Branch carefully and Cheaply executed. SHROUDS, hea¥s¥s, cahbiages, AND every necessary SUPPLIED. »

16 ADVERTISEMENTS.

f CMJi^ r. DEAN, BILLHEAD, & PEECETON PIRE-OLAY "WORKS,

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ESTABLISHED 1831.

MANUFACTURERS OF EVERT DESCRIPTION OF FIRE-OLA.Y aOODS, com:i»r.isin"g— PATENT FIRE BRICKS, €m^mm Jftooring files, Either Square, Hexagon, or Octagon. Ordinary Fire Bricks.

The above either Hand-made or by Glazed Sewerage & "Water Pipes, Improved Machinery. CATTLE & PIG TROUGHS, rURNACE BLOCKS, ALSO

For Blast, Puddling, and every descrip- Either Single or Double, with Gruel Box. tion of Furnaces. Chimney Cans and Vases, ALSO

FLUE COVERS, '^KxM §0r^ermg, fe., h.,

Either Plain, Checked, or Grooved. IN GREAT VARIETY.

These Works are the largest of the kind in Scotland. The quality and character of the Manufactures is unrivalled. Numerous Testimonials (of which subjoined is a specimen), and every informa- tion, are contained in our Illustrated Catalogue, which may be had on application. Agencies established in all the principal towns of Scotland and Ireland. TESTIMONIA.L. Royal Laboeatoby, WOOLWICH, December Slst, 1863. Gentlemen, In reply to yonr letter of the 12tli inst., I have the pleasure to inform yon tibat the Fire Bricks, &c., which you have supplied for service of this department have given very great satisfaction. For Cupola purposes we find them superior to any other Bricks which we have tried. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, To Messrs J. & M. Oraig, Plre

^G-EISrXS FOE,

R. E. SIMPSON & Co.'s SEWING MACHINES.

Always on hand a StocTc of these Machines.

For Simplicity, Durability, and General Usefulness, they are Unsurpassed.

Prize Medal Awarded at the Paris Exhibition, 1867.

PHOTOGEAPHIC EOOMS. DUKE STEEET.

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CAETES DE VISITE, 5s. PER DOZEN.

ENLARGEMENTS from Carte or small Negative, for FAMILY or PRESENTATION

PICTURES, taken from 12 +J0 Inches up to LIFE SIZE, and finished in Oil, Water Colour, or Crayon,

SPECIMENS MAT BE SEEN AT THE GALLERY.

Kilmarnock, July, 1868.

MILLINER AND DRESSMAKEE,

OP^N XCHANGE UILDINGS,

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Wim awb spirit mutants, K:iLMA.R]SrOCK,

TROON, AND ARDKOSSAN.

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EXCISE AND CUSTOMS WAREHOUSE, ^T THE HiVRBOUKS,

GREENOCK, TROON, AND ARDROSSAN, I . 9

ADVERT!SEMENTS 1

PKINTER, BOOKBINDER, BOOKSELLER,

It is seldom that I trouble the public with any public announcement, but having this opportunity—which does not present itself every day—of getting not an ephemeral but a permanent Advertisement, in a work like the Kilmarnock Directory, which will be a book of reference for some time to come, I take the chance thereof to thank my Customers for their patronage during the twenty-nine years I have now been in business, and will be happy still to add new ones to their number.

The Printing Department I cannot pretend to manage better than I have done, as I have always executed Jobs in the style wished, at the time wanted, and at a price to please my Customers—rarely, if ever, have I disappointed any one.

The nature of Job Binding is such that it cannot be so quickly done off as Job Printing, but even in this department—both as to style, price, and time of finishing the work—I have managed to please my employers. Samples of Binding, from the plainest to the most substantial and elegant, may be seen on the premises. Books Bound to any pattern.

Stationery of all descriptions; Books of all ordinary Rulings; Account Books, ruled to any pattern, with printed headings, &c., manufactured in the best style ; Books in general literature; with the too numerous varieties of School Books in use, sold at as cheap a rate as they can be had any- where.

The News Agency part of the trade—wholesale and retail—is possibly the most difficult to do with perfect accuracy and promptitude, but those who have the least idea of the inconveniences to be encountered in connec- tion with this branch—particularly durmg the winter months—will "Be to our faults a little blind, And to our failings very kind." JAMES M'KIB.

AGENT FOR THE

Ordnance Survey Maps, and "Ayrshire Express" ITewspaper.

Kilmarnock, July, 1868. 20 ADVERTISEMENTS.

• ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, Of unparalleled success d-iring the last sixty years in promoting the GROWTH, EESTORING and improving the HUMAN HAIR.

It prevents Hair from falling oflf or turning grey, strengthens weak Hair, cleanses it from Scurf and Dandriff, and makes it Beautifully Soft, Pliable, and Glossy. IN THE GROWTH OF THE BEARD, WHISKERS, & MUSTACHIOS,

It is unfailing in its stimulative operation. For CHILDREN it is especially recom- mended as forming the basis of A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR, while its intro- duction into the Nurseries of Royalty, and the numerous Testimonials constantly re- ceived of its efScacy, atFord the best and surest proofs of its merits.— Price, 3s. 6d.; 7s.; Family Bottles" (equal to four small), 10s. 6d.; and double that size, 2Is.

An Oriental Botanical Preparation, for Improving and Beautifying the Complexion and Skin- This Royally-patronized and Ladies'-esteemed Specific exerts the most soothing* cooling, and purifying action on the skin, eradicates Freckles, Tan, Pimples, Spots* Discoloration, and other Cutaneous Visitations, and renders THE SKIN SOFT, CLEAR, AND BLOOIVSINC. Durina: the heat and duftt of Summer, the Frost and Bleak Winds of Winter, and in cases of sunburn, stings of insects, or incidental inflammation, its virtues are uni- versally acknowledged.— Price 4s. 6d. and 8s. 6d. per bottle.

Are indespensible to PERSONAL ATTRACTION, and to health and longevity by the proper mastication of food. I^OVv^LA^NI>S' ODONTO, OR PEARL DENTIFRICE, INGREDIENTS, is of inestimable value in . Compounded of ORIENTAL Preserving and Beautifying the Teeth, Strengthening the Gums, and in giving a Pleasing Fragrance to the Breath. It eradicates Tartar from the Teeth, removes spots of incipient decav. and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it imparts A PEARL-LIKE WHITENESS, Price 2s. 9d. per Box.

Sold hy A. Rowland ^ Sons, 20 Hatton Garden, London, and hy Chemists and Perfumers. ^ Ask for " RO"WLA.NJJS' " A.rtieles.

EIEE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES. CAPITAL—TWO MILLIONS STERLING.

SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL £1,909,720. ANNUAL INCOiME, OVER 190,000. RESERVED FUNDS, 158,125.

HEAD OFFICES FOR SCOTLAND 4 NATIONAL BANK BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET, GLASGOW.

Glasgow Board. Chairman—ANDREW GALBRAITH, Esq., Glasgow. Deputy Chairman— JAMES MORTON, Esq., Greenock. Frank Baird, Esq., Messrs Hugh Baird & Co., Brewers. William Connal, Esq., Messrs Connal & Co., Merchants. Richard S. Cunliff, Esq., Messrs Randolph, Elder, & Co., Eng;ineers and Shipbuilders. Alexander Dick, Esq., Messrs Dick & Stevenson, Writers. Andrew Galbraith, Esq., Messrs A. & A. Galbraith, Merchants. Walter M'Lellan, Esq., Messrs P. & W. M'Lellan, Clutha Ironworks. James Morton, Esq., Greenock Iron Company. Adam Paterson, Esq., Messrs Moncrieff, Paterson, Forbes, & Barr, Writers. Morris Pollok, Esq,, Silk Factory, Govan. R. D. Roberton, Esq., Messrs Robert Cowan & Co., Grain Merchants. William Wotherspoon, Esq., of Castlehead, Paisley. Resident Managers—Messrs MITCHELL & WATSON, Accountants and Stockbrokers.

This Company transacts all kinds of Home and Foreign Fire and Life Insurance Business, Annuities, Endowments, Reversions, &c., at moderate rates, and on terms as liberal as those of other First-Class Offices. Equitable Conditions of Policies-—Moderate Premiums [loith the option of paying them according to a variety of convenient methods), —Liberal provision/or the non-forfeiture or surrender of policies, —and certain specially beneficial arrange- ments as to the reception of the Bonuses—are some of the many advantages op the life scheme of this company. Life Bonus—At last valuation (1863), a Bonus was declared to Participating Life Policy-holders, averaging 46 per cent, of the Premiums paid by the Assured, and in some instances rising as high as 75 per cent. The next Bonus falls to be declared as at 31st DECEMBER, 1868, and ALL NEW PROPOSALS COMPLETED BEFORE THAT DATE will be ENTITLED to a FULL YEAR'S BONUS. All Losses Settled with Promptitude and Liherality.

Agents in Kilmarnock— MESSES H. STEVENSOlir & SON, ^ YARN MERCHANTS, EAST GEORGE STREET,

Founded 1823, and Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament.

INVESTED FUNDS UPWARDS OF ONE MILLION STERLING.

Head Office, 22 GEORGE STEEET, EDINBURGH. Dublix,...55 UPPER SACKVILLE ST. London,. ..11 KING WILLIAM ST., E.G. |

President—THE EiaHT HONOUEABLE THE EAEL OF HADDINGTON, ViOB-Pbbsidbnt—Sir GEAHAM GEAHAM MONTGOMEEY of Stanhope, Bart, M.P. ORDINARY DIRECTORS. "WILLIAM FOEBES of Medwyn, Esq., Advocate, Chairman.

EOBEET MOWBEAY, Esq., Banker. 1 ALEXANDER F. ADAM, Esq., W.S. JOHN HAMILTON, Esq., W.S. GILBERT L. FINLAY, Esq., W.S. JOHN WALKEE, Esq., W.S. J. WAEDEOBE TAWSE, Esq., W.S. Esq., MACKENZIE, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff JOHN STEWAET, W.S. I DONALD JAMES WEBSTEE, Esq., S.S.O. ' of Fyfe. JOHN PHIN, Esq., S.S.C. JAMES SYME, Esq., Banker. Medical Officer—DOUGLAS MACLAGAN, M.D., Professor of Medical Jurisprudence, Edinburgh University. W.S. Auditor—KENNETH MACKENZIE, Esq., C.A. I Solicitors—Messrs HUGHES & MILNE, MANAGER—DAVID MACLAGAN, Esq. DISTRIBUTION OF PROFITS. Nine-tenths or ninety per cent, of the Profits are divided every seven years among the Partici- pating Policy-holders. Policies of five years' duration becoming claims between one division of Profits, and another are entitled to an Intermediate Bonus. The Company's system of Division of Profits, vs^hile it does not exclude younger Policy-holders from their fair share in the allocation of Bonus, reserves a much larger proportion for those whose Policies have existed for a long period, and who have themselves attained an advanced age. Five Periodical Investigations have already been made, and the results of the Equitable Principle of Distribution are brought out in the very large Bonuses which attach to cases fulnlling these con- ditions, and are fully illustrated by the undernoted examples. THE RATES OF PREMIUM are moderate, and will bear favourable comparison with those of other first-class offices. Examples of Bonus Additions already Examples of Annual Premiums Paid. required to Assure £100.

Age at Age at Sum Total sum Age next With Without Age next Bonus Additions, Assuring. Death Assured Paid. Birthday. Profits. Profits. Birthday.

25 65 £300 £194 3 £494 3 25 £2 2 £1 16 9 25 30 69 200 145 10 345 10 30 2 7 7 2 18 30 35 75 900 782 10 1682 10 35 2 14 6 2 7 8 36 40 78 500 476 976 40 3 3 2 2 15 3 40 45 83 1000 1144 1 2144 1 45 3 14 2 3 4 11 45 50 89 999 2208 7 3207 7 60 4 9 3 19 9 60 65 76 2500 1264 10 3764 10 65 5 9 1 5 65 60 94 300 822 13 1122 13 60 6 16 8 6 4 4 60

The next Division of Profits will be made at 31st Mahch, 1871. ALEX. H. WHYTT, Secretaky. AGENTS IN TBE COUNTY- Ayr, Jas. M'Clelland, Writer. , Walter Andrews, Writer. „ W. Macrokie, Writer. Irvine, S. B. Yuille, Bookseller. Jas. Millar, Stationer. KiLBiKNiE,....JoHN Fyfe, Draper. DuNLOP, Wm. Somervail, Woollen John Cunningham, Writer, Manufacturer. Stewarton,...Thos. Wilson, Bookseller. KILMARNOCK, KLWL. MILLAR, Commercial Bank.