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THE DUNDEE DIRECTORY

FOR

1856-57,

CAREFULLY COMPILED FROM ACTUAL SURVEY AND

THE BEST SOURCES OF INFORMATION.

DUNDEE CHAELES D. CHALMERS, 10 CASTLE STREET.

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DUNDEE : PRINTED BY C. D. CHALMERS, CASTLE STREET. ;

NOTICE

In issuing the Dundee Directory for 1856-57, the Publisher regrets the length of time which has taken place in its preparation but, as this has been altogether owing to his desire to make the Work as complete and accurate as possible, he trusts that his friends and the Public will excuse the delay. He takes this opportunity of returning his thanks to those gentlemen who so kindly, not only afforded him so much necessary information, but, at considerable trouble and research on their own parts, made out and completed many of the Lists. A gratis Supplement will be published at the ensuing term of Martinmas, containing such alterations as may take place by that

time ; and the Publisher would feel obliged by receiving Notices of Removal, or other information which the Public might deem desirable.

10 Castle Street, Dundee, 30th September, 1856. ——

CONTENTS

page I.—Municipal Lists, .... 1

II. Judicial Lists, . . , 7

III. Commercial and Maritime Lists, . 10 IV.— Joint-Stock Companies, .... 21 V.—Public Conveyances, ... 23 VI. Educational and Literary Institutions, 28 VII.—Charitable and Benevolent Institutions, 32 VIII. Ecclesiastical Lists, .... 40 IX. Miscellaneous Lists, .... 44 X. Post-Office Lists, ..... 49 XL Public Offices, Buildings, and Rooms, 56 XII. List of Streets, Squares, Lanes, Entries, &c, 58 XIII Names, Professions, and Addresses of the Principal Inhabi- tants of Dundee, ... 65 XIV Names and Professions of the Principal Inhabitants of Dundee, classified Alphabetically, 156 XV. Broughty Ferry Lists, ..... 191 XVI Lochee Lists, ...... 203 XVII List of Shipping Registered at the Port of Dundee, . 209 Advertising List—Insurance Companies, 217 Miscellaneous, 244

Index to Advertising List, . 272 INDEX.,

PAOE PAGE

Agents for Private Underwriters, . 16 Forfarshire Reading Club . . .30 Average Staters . 17 Gardeners' Lodge .... 48 Band of Hope .... . 37 Gas-Light Companies . . .21 Baltic Reading-room 30 Golf Club (Panmure) . . . .44

Banking Companies . . 13 Guild Court 4 Branches 14 Guildry Incorporation ... 4 Bank Holidays .... . 14 Hackney Carriages ... 24 Bible Societies, &c, 43 Harbour Trustees .... 5 Billetmaster, &c, . 3 Harbour Trustees (Committees of) 5

Blairgowrie Coach . 27 Harbour Police 4

Bowling Clubs . . 45 Harbour Porter Society . . 46

Broughty Ferry Omnibus 27 Highland Association , . .36 Burgh or Bailie Court . 3 Highland Society .... 36 Cab Proprietors 25 Highland Fishermen's Relief Society 36

Carriers . . . . 26 Home, The 36

(Railway) 25 Homoeopathic Dispensary . . 36 Cemetery Company 21 Hotels 27 Chamber of Commerce . 10 Indigent Sick Society ... 35 Chess Club (Angus) 45 Industrial School Society . . 34 Circulating Libraries . 30 Inspector of Markets ... 3 Circulating Music Libraries 31 Instrumental Band . . . .46 Clergy and Places of Worship . 40 Insurance Companies ... 15 Clerical Book Society 30 Insurance Companies (Local Boards) . 15

Clothing Society , . 35 Insurance Companies (Agents for

Commissary Court . 7 Fire, Life, and Annuity) . . 19

Commissioners for Affidavits in Eng- Joint-Stock Building Company . 22 lish Courts 9 Justices of the Peace ... 8 Consuls (Vice) for Foreign States . 10 Justice of Peace Court ... 8 Constables (Sheriff) . 9 Ladies' Anti-Slavery Association . 37 Corrections and Additions 216 Life-Boat Society ... .13 Cricket Clubs • 45 Literary Institute .... 30 (Caledonian) 216 Lloyd's Surveyor .... 16 Curling Club .... 44 Local Marine Board ... .11 Customs • . 11 Lodging-House Association . . 34 Deaf and Dumb Institution . 35 Magistrates and Council ... 1 Diseases in the Chest Institution . 36 Magistrates and Council Committees 2 Dock Gates and Signals 6 Maltmen Incorporation ... 6 Educational Institute of Scotland Masonic Lodges . 47

(Local Branch) , 29 Masters Extraoi'dinary in Chancery . 9 Electric Telegraph Company 10 Member of Parliament ... 1 Emigration Agents . 17 Messengers-at-Arms .... 9 Exchange Coffeeroom 29 Military Establishments . . 46 11 Excise Mortifications . .... 38 Eye Institution » 35 Musical Societies .... 46 Factory Act .... 44 Newspapers . . . . .31 Fairs and Markets . 48 Ornithological Society ... 31

Female Society « 35 Parochial Board (Dundee) 6

Fire Brigade . . . . 4 Parochial Board (Liff and Benvie) . 7

Floral Society . .... 44 Philharmonic Society . .46 VI INDEX.

PAGE PAGE Phonetic Society 45 Sheriff Officers ..... 9 Pilotage of the River Tay . 12 Shipbrokers 17

Plate-glass Association . 22 Shipping Companies . . .17 Police Establishment 4 Shipwrecked Fishermen's Society 35

Police Court . 4 Stamps and Taxes . . . . 11 Police Commissioners 1 Surveyors appointed by Board of Trade 17 Police Commissioners (Committees of) 2 Tay Ferries 24 Population ..... 1 Temperance Society 37 Prison Board . . . .5 Temperance Literary Society - - 216 Prison Establishment ... 5 Town Officer 3 Property and Investment Company . 22 Town Bellman ----- 3 Property and Investment Society, Town Drummer and Officer - - 216

Forfarshire Permanent . . 22 Town Omnibuses - - - - 26 Public Seminaries .... 28 Trade Report Association 10 Public Library 30 Trades, Nine Incorporated - - 6

- Public Baths . . . . . 44 Trades, Three United 6

Railway Companies . . . 23 Trader (Shipping) . . . .18 Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Trinity House .... 12 Marriages ..... 7 Union Royal Arch Chapter . . 47 Religious Tract Society ... 43 United Presbyterian Town Mission . 44 Royal Infirmary 32 Valuation of Lands Act ... 3 Royal Exchange Reading-room . 29 Water Company . . . .21 33 Royal Lunatic Asylum ... Watt Institution . . . . 29 Royal Orphan Institution . . .33 Weavers' Lodges . . . .48

Sabbath School Teachers' Union . 43 Weighers (Licensed) of Flax, &c. . 5

Sacramental Fast-Days . . .42 Whale-fishing Companies . . 18 Scottish Reformation Society (Branch) 43 Working-men's Coffee & Newsrooms 31

. 43 Seamen's Friend Society , Writers' Incorporation ... 8 Share-brokers 20 Writers and Notaries Public . 8 ..... t Sheriff Court 7 Young Men's Temperance Enterprise 37

Sheriff Substitutes, Auxiliary . 8 DUNDEE DIEECTORY.

X, -MUNICIPAL LISTS,

POPULATION. By last Census of 1851, the number of inhabitants was found to be 78,931 ; since which period it is probable the population will have increased to about 86,000.

George Duncan, Esq., M.P. for the Burgh. Residence in Dundee—Vine. Do. in London— No. 1 Belgrave Street South, and Eeform Club, 5 Pall Mall.

MAGTSTEATES AND COUNCIL, WHO ARE ALSO COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE FOR THE BURGH OF DUNDEE. George Rough, Esq., Provost and Chief Magistrate BAILIES. John Mackay, First. David Jobson, Third. John Moir, Second. Robert Webster, Fourth. Thomas Smith, Dean of Guild. George Aimer, Treasurer. Alexander Gilruth, Hospital-master. John Ritchie, Kirk-master. COUNCILLORS. John Ewan George Welch Robert Taws James Spankie David Hean Andrew Benvie William Foggie Peter Smith A. J. Wighton James Watson Neil Steel David Rollo Christopher Kerr and John Anderson, conjunct Town-Clerks William Boyd Baxter, Town Chamberlain. William Scott, Town's Architect. James Soutar, Council Officer. 2 MUNICIPAL LISTS.

COMMITTEES OF COUNCIL. Hospital Funds, as divided into District Sub - Committees, Alexander Gilruth, Hospital-master, Convener. Three a quorum. Overgate.—Bailie Jobson, Councillors P. Smith, Ritchie, &Hean. Murrai/gate.—BixWie Moir, Councillors Benvie, Hollo, & Wighton. Netherg'ate. —Bailie Mackay, Councillors Aimer, Ewan, & Welch. Seagate.—Dean of Guild Smith, Councillors Taws, Watson, and Spankie High Street and Shore.—Bailie Webster, Councillors Gilruth, Foggie, and Steel Town, Hospital, and Kirk Fabric Rights, Properties, and Im- provements.—-Provost Rough, Convener. Three a quorum. Bailies Mackay and Moir, Dean of Guild Smith, Councillors Ewan, Hean, Watson, Wighton, Steel, Spankie, Aimer, & Foggie Church Matters—John Ritchie, Kirk-master, Convener. Three a quorum. Bailies Jobson and Webster, Dean of Guild Smith, Councillors Gilruth, Spankie, P. Smith, Rollo, Ritchie, Welch,

• and Wighton Presbytery's Action at Law.—Provost Rough, Convener. Two a quorum. Bailies Moir, Jobson, and Webster, Councillors Gil- ruth, Ewan, and Rollo Finance.—George Aimer, Treasurer, Convener. Three a quorum. Bailies Mackay, Jobsou, and Webster, Dean of Guild Smith, Councillors Ewan, Ritchie, Gilruth, Watson, Benvie, Hean, and

- P. Smith Mortifications, and Parliamentary Bills.—Bailie Mackay, Convener. Three a quorum. Bailies Moir and Webster, Coun- cillors Aimer, Rollo, Spankie, Watson, Ritchie, Gilruth, & Steel

Barrack Park and Magdalen Green . —George Aimer, Convener. Two a quorum. Bailies Moir and Jobson, Councillors Benvie, Foggie, Spankie, Taws, and Welch COUNCIL HARBOUR TRUSTEES. Provost, Bailies, and Dean of Guild, ex officiis. James Spankie TAY FERRIES. Councillors Welch, Foggie, and Wighton COUNCIL DIRECTORS OF SEMINARIES.

Provost and Four Bailies, ex officiis ; Dean of Guild Smith ; George

Milne, writer ; Councillors Aimer, Steel, and Watson

Note.— The Provost a member of all Committees; and members of Council entitled to attend meetings of Committees, but without voting. The respective Committees shall have power to name Sub-committees of their number for all or any part of the matters coming under their consideration.

COMMITTEES OF POLICE BOARD. Three a quorum. Watching and Fire Engine.—Mi- A. J. Wighton, Convener. Bailies Mackay, Moir, and Jobson, Messrs Rollo, Ritchie, Gilruth, Foggie, Welch, Steel, Aimer, arid Benvie MUNICIPAL LISTS. 5

Paving and Drainage.—Mr James Spankie, Convener. Bailies Mackay, Moir, and Webster, Dean of Guild Smith, Messrs Aimer, Watson, Wighton, P. Smith, Ewan, and Hean Cleansing.—Mr James Watson, Convener. Bailies Jobson and Moir, Dean of Guild Smith, Messrs Welch, Wighton, Aimer, Steel, Foggie, Ritchie, Gilruth, and Benvie Lighting.—Mr D. Hean, Convener. Bailies Jobson and Webster, Messrs Aimer, Foggie, Taws, Gilruth, P. Smith, Benvie, Ewan, and Pvollo Lodging-Houses, Slaughter-Houses, Hackney Carriages, and Recreation Grounds.—Mr N. Steel, Convener. Bailies Moir, Mackay, Jobson, and Webster, Dean of Guild Smith, Messrs Aimer, Welch, Hean, and Spankie Finance, including Law.—Mr John Ewan, Convener. Bailies Mackay, Moir, and Webster, Dean of Guild Smith, Conveners of the five previous Committees, Messrs P. Smith, Rollo, and Benvie Special Committee for amending General Police Act.-—Bailie Moir, Convener. Provost Rough, Bailie Mackay, all the Con-

. veners, Messrs Rollo, P. Smith, and Aimer

Note. —The Provost is a member of all the Committees of the Board. David Mitchell, Clerk of Police and Assessor Superintendent of Police, Procurator- Fiscal of Court

Donald Farquharson, Collector and Treasurer ; Office, 61 Reform Street John Fulton, Surveyor and Master of Works Robert Dunsmore, Inspector of Lodging-houses and of Slaughter- houses

VALUATION OF LANDS ACT. Assessor, William Scott, Architect, 4 Reform Street Collector, Donald Farquharson

This Assessment is collected along with the Prison Rates, under the direction of the Finance Committee of the Town Council.

BURGH OR BAILIE COURT. Held in the Town-hall every Wednesday, at eleven forenoon. The Bailies, Judges. The Town Clerks, Assessors George Simpson, Procurator-Fiscal

James Souter, Council- Officer, Inspector of Weights and Mea- sures, Inspector of Markets, and Billet- Master Town Officer, Colin M'Ewen Town Bellman, Alexander Young, Ireland's Land, Bell Street, and 8 Murraygate Hilltown Bellman, David Rait, Rose Street 4 MUNICIPAL LISTS. GUILDRY INCORPORATION. Thomas Smith, Dean of Guild Assessors.—David Hean, John Moir, William Middleton, Peter Hean, James Spankie, John Mitchell, Robert Taws, John Miller, John Whitton, David Jobson, Robert Adamson, George Ower, Charles Smith, Alexander Lawson, John Ritchie, William Halley, William Harris, and Alexander Gilruth John Anderson, Clerk. James Pullar, Collector

GUILD COURT. Dean of Guild, Judge

John Anderson, Assessor and Clerk of Court ; office, Town-house James M'Ewen, Fiscal. John Hughes, Officer

POLICE ESTABLISHMENT. Office, West Bell Street Donald Mackay, Superintendent of Police, Procurator- Fiscal of Court, and Inspector of Lighting Alexander Webster, m.d., Surgeon Two Lieutenants, One Sub-Inspector of Lighting, Two Criminal Officers, Eight Sergeants, Eighty-seven Constables One Inspector of Lodging-houses, and One Assistant

FIRE BRIGADE. James Fyfle, Superintendent Captain of Engine No. 1 —David Ramsay Do. Do. „ 2—Alexander Duncan Do. Do. „ 3—Robert Ramsay Fifteen Firemen Engine Stations—Police Office, and Harbour Police Office, east side of King William's Dock

JUDGES OF THE POLICE COURT. The Provost, Four Bailies, Sheriff-Depute of the County, 'and, in his absence, the Sheriff- Substitute of the Dundee District of the County, resident within the bounds of Police, ex officiis David Mitchell, Assessor Superintendent of Police, Procurator-Fiscal of Court

HARBOUR POLICE. Office, East side of King William's Dock Donald Mackay, Superintendent and Procurator for Breaches of Harbour Regulations One Sergeant and Three Constables MUNICIPAL LISTS. O DUNDEE DISTRICT OF THE FORFARSHIRE PRISON BOARD.

; of Blackness Committee.—Sir John Ogilvy, Barfe. David Hunter ;

Provost Rough ; Bailies Mackay, Moir, Jobson, and Webster ;

, Dean of Guild Smith ; and Councillors Aimer, Spankie, and Hean Clerk, W. B. Baxter. Collector, Donald Farquharson Architect, William Scott

ESTABLISHMENT OF DUNDEE PRISON.

Peter Cruickshank, Governor ; Alexander Duncan, m.d., Surgeon ;

Rev. T. Stirling, Chaplain ; J. B. Lindsay, Teacher ; Mrs

Anderson, Matron and Female Teacher ; David Chalmers, Senior Warder HARBOUR TRUSTEES. Harbour Office, Custom-house Buildings Shore Dues Office, Dock Street For the Town Council.—Provost Rough, Bailies Mackay, Moir, Jobson, and Webster, and James Spankie Guildry.—Dean of Guild Smith, William Clark, Peter Hean, John Ewan, Charles Smith, and Alexander Lawson Nine Trades.—Convener Hume, David M'Kenzie, and James Sturrock Three United Trades.— George Ower Seamen Fraternity.—Thomas Ewing County of Forfar.—Viscount Duncan, Sir John Ogilvy, Bart, Thomas Erskine of Linlathen, and Richard Gardner of Dudhope committees. Finance, Rights, and Police.—Dean of Guild Smith, Convener Works, Docks, and Pilotage.—William Clark, Do. Joint- Committee on Pilotage.—William Clark, Peter Hean, and Thomas Ewing. Note.—The Provost is a Member of all Committees. Simon Robertson, Treasurer George Milne, Clerk. John Sturrock Jun., Auditor John Jack, Harbour- Master David Caiman, Master of Graving Dock and Patent Slip Charles Ower, Engineer Lanceman Webster, Head Meter and Weigher

LICENSED WEIGHERS OF FLAX, HEMP, &C. David Forbes, George Thomson, James Clark, John Sivewright, William Morrison, James C. Watt Supernumeraries.—Alex. Forbes, P. Laird jun., William Brown, James Neil, David Ferrier, John Gordon 6 MUNICIPAL LISTS. DOCK GATES.

The G-ates are generally opened two hours before high-water at spring tides, and one hour at neap tides. Blue and White Chequered Flags hoisted at the Gate houses indicate that the Gates are open. SIGNALS AT EARL GREY'S DOCK INDICATING VESSELS ENTERING THE RIVER. Red Triangular Flag indicates a Steamer White Do. Do. a Barque or Ship Bed & White Do. Do. striped, a Brig Blue Do. Do. a Schooner or Sloop Harbour Master, John Jack

Dock Masters. —John Laverock, Earl Grey's ; James Chapman,

King William's ; and Andrew Gellatly, Victoria Docks

NINE INCOEPOEATED TEADES, David Hume, Convener. David Bollo, Clerk and Box -Master DEACONS. Bonnetmakers, J. Z. Kay

Bakers, . . James Petrie Fleshers, . . Alexander Burns Shoemakers, James Urquhart Hammermen, David Lowson

Glovers, . Peter Stewart Weavers, . James Chalmers

Tailors, . Alexander Air Dyers, . John Stevenson James M'Donald, Trades' Officer

THEEE UNITED TEADES. William Smellie, Convener. William Balbirnie, Box-Master

DEACONS. Wrights, . William Foggie

Masons, . David Mortimer Slaters, . John Law John Low, Officer

MALTMEN INCOEPOEATION. George Whitton, Deacon. Joseph Brown, Boxmaster James M'Ewen, Clerk. Alexander Anderson, Officer

DUNDEE PAEOCHIAL BOAED. Office, Euclid Street, Meadows Peter Hean, Chairman Committee.—David Baxter, J. M. Beatts, George Butchart, Win. Cochrane, James Edward, T. Weston Milii, F. Molison, George O'Farrel, George Ower, Mungo Eitchie, John Bobertson, James Sampson, Andrew Scott, James Small, Charles Smith, Peter Stuart, Eev. Andrew Taylor, James Thorns, Patrick Watson, George Whitton Henry Jack, Inspector and Treasurer. Walter Taylor, Collector William Hay, writer, Secretary — ;;

JUDICIAL LISTS. 7 COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT for the PAROCHIAL BOARD OF LIFF AND BENVIE. Office, New Inn Entry, Dundee P. H. Thorns, Chairman of the Board Robert Sturrock, flaxspinner, Convener of Committee

James Donald, flaxspinner ; John Gordon, manufacturer ; David

Yeaman, grocer ; James S. Marshall, auctioneer ; John Pullar,

Annfield Road ; John Ritchie, merchant ; James Bell, farmer ;

Duncan M'Donald, teacher ; Alexander Lindsay, grocer

James Burns, grocer ; Malcolm Ritchie, grocer ; Thomas Fyfe, grocer: Rev. Lachlan M'Lean, Liff; James Smith, Mains of

Gray ; Mr Clayhills of Invergowrie. or, in his absence, his Factor in Lord Gray, or, his absence, his Factor ; David Rollo, writer ;

James Skene, Pole Park Road ; John Robertson, grocer ; Wm.

Smith, sculptor ; George Crookshanks, manufacturer ; James

Brown, ; spirit-merchant Alexander Gilruth, ironmonger ; George Miller, manufacturer. Five a quorum W. M'Kenzie, Inspector REGISTRARS OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, & MARRIAGES. First District—William Fairweather, 19 St Andrews Street Second Do. —Alexander Leask, 62 Barrack Street A line from the Harbour along Castle Street, High Street, Reform Street, Meadow- side, "Ward Street, and along the Newtyle Railway to the extreme North, divides the First, or East, and Second, or West Districts, of the Town and Parish.

II.-JUDICIAX. X.ISTS.

SHERIFF COURT—DUNDEE DISTRICT. Court Rooms and Sheriff-Clerk's Office in the Buildings formerly occupied by the Watt Institution, Constitution Road. Small-Debt Court held on Tuesdays at 12

noon ; Ordinary Court, on Wednesdays at 12 noon ; and Court for Debates and Proofs, on Thursdays at 11 a.m. during the Session. Small-Debt Court and Or- dinary Courts are held during the vacation, of which the dates are fixed at close of the Session.

Alexander Stuart Logan, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff-Depute ; John

Irving Henderson, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff-Substitute ; George - Webster, S heriff- Clerk ; William Urquhart, Sheriff Clerk

Depute ; John Boyd Baxter, Procurator-Fiscal ; Edmund Baxter, Extra Procurator-Fiscal

The Sheriff-Clerk's Office is open from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., and from 6 to 8 p.m., every lawful day, except Saturdays, when it is closed at 1 p.m. COMMISSARY COURT. The Sheriffs, Commissaries George Webster, Clerk. David Mitchell, Fiscal The Court is held every Wednesday during the Session JUDICIAL LISTS. AUXILIARY SHERIFF-SUBSTITUTES AND COMMISSARY DEPUTES. William Reid, writer. Duncan M'Lachlan, writer JUSTICES OF PEACE FOR THE COUNTY OF FORFAR, CONNECTED WITH THE DUNDEE DISTRICT. David Baxter, Dundee Alexander Lawson, Dundee Edward Baxter, do. Francis Molison, do. James Brown, do. Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., Baldovan Alex. Clayhills, Invergowrie John Smith, Harecraig William Cobb, East Mains John Sturrock, Dundee Jas. Guthrie Davidson, Dundee Colin Symers, do. Viscount Duncan. Camperdown John Symers, do. George Duncan, m.p., Dundee John Thorns, St. Andrews Major Fyfte, Broughty Ferry Patrick H. Thorns, Dundee Richard Gardner, Dudhope William Thorns, do. Charles Guthrie, Taybank Provost of Dundee, ) Alexander Kay, Dundee Senior Bailie, > ex ojjwiis Laing, do. Bailie, John Second ) Clerk, Sir Wm. Chalmers Depute, Alexander Christie Procurator Fiscal, Edmund Baxter JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT. The Acting Justices of the Peace for the District, Judges Alexander Christie, writer, Clerk and Assessor The Court is held in the Guild-Hall each alternate Monday, at eleven o'clock forenoon. The Dundee District comprehends the parishes of Dundee, Mains, and Strathmartine, Liff and Benvie, Monikie, Monifieth, Murroes, Auchterhouse, and Tealing. WRITERS' INCORPORATION. David Small, Preses. William Reid, Vice-Preses Duncan M'Lachlan, Treasurer. D. S. Littlejohn, Secretary WRITERS, PROCURATORS, AND NOTARIES PUBLIC Those marked * are Notaries Public. P. P. Aitken, 24 High Street Wm. Galloway, 7 Vault Alex. Allan, 41 Reform Street •John A. Gloag, 19 High Street •John Anderson, 10 do. •G. Gourlay, 10 Reform Street Wm. Anderson, 10 do. •Wm. Hay, 41 do. •David Barrie, 61 do. And. Hendry, 10 do. •Edmund Baxter, 46 do. George Heron, Burnhead •John B. Baxter, 41 do. •James Hunter, 5 Reform St. •John Bell, 38 Castle Street Jas. Hunter jun. 5 do. •Robert Boyd, 51 Reform Street •J. S. Johnston, 30 do. Geo. Campbell, 6 S. Union St. James Keay, 3 Bank Street Walter T. Currie, 3 Bank St. •Chris. Kerr, 26 Castle Street *Wm. Don, 38 Castle Street William Kerr, 1 Bank Street JUDICIAL LISTS. s

•D. S. Littlejohn, 10 Reform St. •William Beid, Burnhead Jas. M'Ewen, 6 High Street David Reith, 26 Castle Street •Duncan M'Lachlan, Burnhead •David Rollo, 30 Reform Street *VVm. Martin, lOEeform St. Wm. Scott jun., 30 do. Jas. Miller, 41 do. James Shield, 46 do. •George Milne, 11 do. John Shiell, 3 Bank Street •David Mitchell, 41 do. *Geo. Simpson, 14 Church Lane James S. Mitchell, 41 do. * David Small, 3 Bank Street •John Morison, 26 Castle Street Wm. S. Stephen, 21 Reform St. Thomas Neave, 26 do. John Sturrock jun., 21 do. •William Neish, 1 Bank Street *J. W. Thomson, National Bank William Nicoll, 4 Beform Street Buildings, Reform Street •James Ogilvie, 3 New Inn Entry Thomas Thornton, 26 Castle St. •John Ogilvie, 3 do. do. •Thomas Thow, 66 High Street * Jame3 Pattullo, 1 Bank Street Chas. Walker, 19 do. Archibald Paul, 1 do. Francis Walker, 114 Seagate Peter Reid, 46 Reform Street •Thomas Walker, 114 do.

MASTERS EXTRAORDINARY IN CHANCERY. David Mitchell, writer. William Thorns COMMISSIONERS FOR TAKING AFFIDAVITS TO BE USED IN THE SUPREME COURTS IN ENGLAND.

Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, ) Courts of Dayid Mitchell writer and Exchequer, ) Court of Common Pleas, John Bell, writer

MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS.

Alex. Allan, 10 High Street I James M'Donald, 44 High St. St. Fenwick, 14 Inn Entry James Smith Mills, 10 High | John New

SHERIFF-OFFICERS Alex. Allan, 10 High Street James Lyon, 10 High Street George Hutton, 37 High Street John Fenwick, 14 New Inn Entry John Matthew, 14 New Inn Entry James M'Donald, 44 High St. Thomas Buchan, 44 High Street John Hutton, 14 New Inn Entry James Smith Mills, 10 High St John Rodger, 10 High Street James Smith, for Collection of Police Rates, &c. For Criminal Business—Finlay Forbes and James Dow, 41 Reform Street CONSTABLES The above Sheriff-Officers and Thomas Abbot, West Ferry Thomas Gourlay, Gray's Close, William Anderson, Nethefgate High Street 10 COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS.

Ill - COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Royal Exchange, Panmure Street David Baxter, President. Alexander Easson, Vice-President Directors.—David Martin jun., George Armitstead, Robert Gilroy, William M. Paton, P. Duncan, James Spankie, John Don, and Charles Nome Robert Sturrock, Secretary and Treasurer John Cowper, Officer

DUNDEE TRADE REPORT ASSOCIATION. Committee Room, Royal Exchange Buildings

The object of this Association is—to publish weekly a Prices Current, with a Report on the Flax, Tow, Jute, Yarn. Linen, and Grain Markets, and any statistical information that may be considered useful to the Trade. Collier, Committee. —David Martin jun., Chairman ; William James Horsburgh, William Small, George Burnett, William Henry, 0. G. Miller, and William Duff Frederick Renny, Secretary

VICE-CONSULS FOR FOREIGN STATES. Belgium, D. B. Niven, Castle Street

Brazil, -. William Collier, Panmure Street D and Nether ^ " Ge°rge Th0ms St Andrews Place ' laX* | France, P. M. Cochrane, Peter's Court, Cowgate Hamburg, George Burnett, Meadowside Hanover, James Edward, King Street ' M le 0,denbU1 8 g ***" Breyafe 120 Seagate on : S C; > I Portugal, Archibald Crichton, 4 Panmure Street Prussia, F. W. Brickmann, Commercial Street Russia, Thomas Neish, Peter's Court, Cowgate Spain, Francis Molison, King Street Sweden and Norway, Andrew Low, Dock Street United States, Thos. Steere, Royal Exchange Buildings

THE ELECTRIC & INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH CO. Office, Custom-house Buildings, Dock Street David Scott, Manager Hours from 7.30 a.m. to 10 p.m. COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS. 11 CUSTOMS. Robert Willingale, Collector John Lorimer, Comptroller and Landing Surveyor

David Walker, 1st Clerk ; Robert Scott, 2d do ; George H.

Ferrier, 3d do. ; David Webster, extra do.

John Melville, Landing-Waiter, 1st Class ; Wm. Scott, do., 2d do. ; George Kerr, do., 3d do. Matthew Proctor, Tide-surveyor, Dundee William Gilchrist, do. Broughty-Ferry Robert Coventry and Andrew Adams, Lockers James Low, David Bell, and James Galloway, Inspectors of Patrol Patrick Lindsay, Boatman and Messenger Five Boatmen and Eighteen Tidewaiters John Hill, Principal Coast-Officer, Ferry-Port-on- Craig William Boyd, Do. St Andrews

LOCAL MARINE BOARD. Office, Custom-house Buildings ELECTED BY OWNERS OF FOREIGN-GOING SHIPS. Allan Edward, Chairman Wm. Clark, John Guild, John Fyffe, James Miln, and Robt. Leslie APPOINTED BY THE BOARD OF TRADE. James Brown, Wm. Collier, George Burnett, and David Pitcairn

The Provost, ex officio Captain Anthony Traill, Shipping Master and Examiner in Seamanship George Jack, Depute- Shipping Master and Secretary to the Board Andrew Roy, Examiner in Navigation Alexander Laing, Messenger

INLAND REVENUE.—{Excise.) Office, Custom-house Buildings John Anderson, Collector. Allan Duncan Stewart, Clerk Robert Francis, supervisor William Atkinson, James Burn, and John Scott, Officers, Dundee

INLAND REVENUE.—(Stamps and Taxes.) Office, 3 Bank Street John Shiell, Distributor and Collector William Soutar, James Pearson, and George J. Scott, Clerks

Office hours from 10 a.m. till 4pm.; and on Saturdays from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m.

James Jack, Assessor and Surveyor ; office, 3 Thorter Row 12 COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS. TRINITY HOUSE. Thomas Ewing, Master. John Kennedy, Depute-Master James M'Ewen, Secretary Robert Willingale, Collector of Light-money John Spink, Pilot-Master LIGHT KEEPERS. Lights of Toy—JBuddonness—James Martin, Light-keeper William Graham, Assistant Ferry-Port-on- Craig—Thomas Barron, Light-keeper John Ireland, 1st Assistant Thomas Adamson, 2d Do. Geo. Crammond, Yacht-keeper and Officer, Trinity House, Dundee John Clark, Marine Teacher PILOTAGE OF THE RIVER TAY AND HARBOUR OF DUNDEE. COMMITTEE OF SUBSCRIBERS FOR ITS IMPROVEMENT. David Baxter, merchant, Chairman

William Clark, shipowner ; James Young, shipowner ; and John Jack, Harbour-master James M'Ewen, Secretary u Pilot Cutters—The "Pilot" and "Happy Return." Tender— Tay"

JOINT-COMMITTEES OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE HARBOUR OF DUNDEE AND THE FRATERNITY OF MASTERS AND SEAMEN IN DUNDEE, APPOINTED BY THE TWO BODIES FOR REGULATING THE PILOTAGE. From Harbour Trustees. From the Trinity Corporation. William Clark John Kennedy Peter Hean Andrew Greig Thomas Ewing David Jack Pilot-Master, John Spink Pilot Office, King William's Dock Gates Collector, Simon Robertson, Shore-Dues Office, 1 Dock Street Secretary to the Joint-Committees, James M'Ewen, 6 High Street

PILOTS LICENSED BY AUTHORITY OF THE TRUSTEES.

1. James Duncan, \ Masters of 9. David Henderson

2. James Watson, \ the Cutters 10. David Kidd 3. William Gilchrist 11. James Boyack 4. James Gall 12. David Sime 5. John Chambers 13. Charles Duncan 6. David Cramond Supernumeraries. 7. John Harrower 1. James Kirkaldy 8. James Donaldson 2. Robert Ferrier Each Pilot has a flag with his corresponding No., to be hoisted on board the vessei he has the charge of. ;

COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS. 13 RIVER TAY LIFE-BOAT AND HUMANE SOCIETY. Funds derived from a small tax on the Shipping. Two excellent Life-Boats, fully

equipped, are maintained : one stationed off the Lights of Tay, and the other on the south shore below the Screw-pile Lighthouse, always kept afloat. A third Life- Boat is established at Magdalen Yard Point, working on a railway, with suitable apparatus, for rescuing bathers and parties in boats. A regular code of night and day signals is established, to be used in the event of

a Vessel going on the Banks ; and by which communication is made from the Lights of Tay to Broughty Ferry and Dundee Harbour.

Committee of Management.—Wm, Clark, Chairman : Peter Hean, Andrew Greig, David Jack, Thomas Ewing, John Kennedy Simon Robertson, Treasurer. James M'Ewen, Secretary Superintendent of Boats and Apparatus, John Spink, Pilot-Master

BANKING COMPANIES.

DUNDEE BANKING COMPANY—1763. Office, 22 Castle Street Extraordinary Directors.—Professor Andrew Alexander, ll.d., St

Andrews ; John Arnot of Pitruchie, Glammiss ; David Blair of

Craighill, Dundee ; David Hood of Balluderon, Glammiss ; and Major Sir Hugh Lyon Playfair, St Andrews

Ordinary Directors.—William Cobb, Mains of Fintry ; Archibald

Crichton, merchant, Dundee : David Martin, merchant, Dundee ;

Francis Molison, merchant, Dundee ; James Neish, Dundee ; and William David Proctor of Halkerton, Glammiss Charles W. Boase, Manager. George C. Boase, Cashier George Mackenzie, Accountant. Robert Millar, Teller Branch at Forfar—Patrick MefFan, Agent Agents.—Messrs Ransom, Bouverie, & Co., Bankers, Pall Mall East,

London ; the Union Bank of Scotland in Edinburgh and Glasgow,

and branches ; Messrs W. H. Lambton & Co., Newcastle, and

branches ; Liverpool Commercial Bank, Liverpool ; Perth Banking Company, Perth, and branches

EASTERN BANK OF SCOTLAND—1838. Office, Trades' Hall Directors. —William Curr, James Buist, William Smith, William Moon, Charles Smith, and James Whitton Duncan Sidey, General Manager K. W. Henderson, Secretary. J. B. Lennox, Accountant Robert M'Euen and David Small, Tellers

Brandies.—Anstruther, P. Oliphant ; Crail, Philip Oliphant

Inverkeithing, William Fraser ; Montrose, George C. Myers ;

14 COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS.

Agents.—Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, & Co., London ; Beckett & Co.,

Leeds ; Huddersfield Bank ; Israel Barned & Co., Liverpool

Loyd, Entwisle, & Co.. Manchester ; Sheffield and Rotherham

Bank ; Birmingham Town and District Bank ; National and

Royal Banks of Ireland : Belfast Bank ; City of Glasgow Bank

Union Bank of Scotland ; Central Bank of Scotland ; Royal

Bank of Scotland ; Aberdeen Town and Country Bank DUNDEE SAVINGS BANK. W. Wrongham, Chairman—Alex. Keay, Deputy- Chairman of the Committee of Management William Thorns, Treasurer John Sturrock jun., writer, Actuary and Cashier Office, 21 Reform Street Open—for paying in money—on Monday and Thursday mornings, from 9 to 10 o'clock; on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from 7 to 8 o'clock; and on Friday

afternoon, from 12 to 2 o'clock : For paying out money—on Wednesday evening, from 7 to 8 o'clock; on Thursday morning, from 9 to 10 o'clock; and on Friday afternoon, from 12 to 2 o'clock. » BANKING COMPANIES' BRANCHES.

Bank of Scotland's Branch— Office, 34 Reform Street. John Sturrock and William Miller, Managers J. H. Robertson, Teller. William Moir, First Clerk Agents in London.—Coutts & Co., and Smith, Payne, & Smiths

British Linen Company's Branch— Office, 77 Murraygate. John Symers, Agent. James Christie. Sub-Agent' James Martin, Accountant. John B. Young, Teller

Agents.—Smith, Payne, & Smiths, London ; and the Branches of

the Bank of England ; and Bank of Ireland

National Bank of Scotland's Branch— Office, JS^cnk Buildings, Reform Street. John Henderson, Agent. John Colville, Accountant James Low, Teller Agents in London.—Glyn, Halifax, Mills, & Co.

Western Bank of Scotland's Branch— Office, 105 Murraygate David Anderson, Cashier. George Hutton, Accountant" William Todd, Secretary James Jamieson and James Anderson, Tellers

Agents in London.—The Bank of England ; the Union Bank of

London : and Jones Lovd & Co. HOLIDAYS AT THE BANKS.

New-Year's Day ; Good Friday ; Queen's Birth-day ; Coronation ;

Prince Albert's Birth-day ; Christmas Day ; Parochial .Fast- days and Thanksgiving Mondays :

COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS. 15 INSURANCE COMPANIES.

FORFARSHIRE AND PERTHSHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Head Office, 16 St. Andrew's Place President, The Right Honourable Lord Panmure

Extraordinary Directors. —Robert Lyell of Newbigging ; John

Aberdein, Montrose ; John M'Nicoll, Craig ; James Ogilvy

Dalgliesh of Woodburne ; David Hood of Balluderon ; James

Powrie of Reswallie ; William Blair, Perth ; James Ramsay,

Perth ; John MacGruthar, Perth ; John Marshall of Rose-

mount ; Alex. Stoddart of Ballendrick ; and William Peddie of Blackruthven Ordinary Directors. —David Martin, John B. Baxter, George H. Newall, William Harris, John Sturrock, John Symers, Alexander Lawson, Andrew Benvie, George Duncan, M.P., Chas. Guthrie, William Curr, and John Henderson Manager, P. H. Thorns SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Office, 16 St. Andrew's Place DUNDEE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT. Lord Kinnaird, Chairman

George Duncan, M.P. ; W. D. Proctor of Halkerton ; John Smith,

Harecraig ; James Ramsay jun., merchant Patrick H. Thorns, Agent and Secretary to Local Board William L. Gibson, m.d., Consulting Surgeon SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Office, Bank Court, Seagate Dundee Board of Management.—John Watt, of Meathie, Chair-

man ; Thomas Neish, G. H. Newall, James Walker, Andrew Benvie, and John Thain Wm. Thorns, Agent. Robt. Cocks, m.d., Medical Officer NATIONAL FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF SCOTLAND. Office, 32 Castle Street m Local Board for Life Assurance Business. — Christopher Kerr,

Chairman ; John Symers, William Cobb, Alexander Lawson, Peter Hean, and Thomas Neave Law Agents. Chris. Kerr & Co. Medical Referee, Robt. Cocks, m.d. Thomas Nicholson. Secretary and Agent. Peter Reid, Agent

Sub-Agents.—John Fyffe, Dock Street ; John Ritchie, Hawkhill

James Stewart, glover ; James Graham, bookseller ; Thomas

Cook, house-factor ; David Dickson, King Street ; and John Fin- layson, Dudhope Crescent 16 COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS. THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSUEANCE COMPANY. Office, National Bank Buildings, Reform Street Local Board of Directors. — James Neish, Chairman; William Myles, Thomas Couper, John H. Anderson, Patrick Anderson, George LL. Alison, and David Pitcairn Secretary to the Dundee Board, E. Erskine Scott THE LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, 23 Cowgate

Dundee Local Board of Directors.—Charles Smithy Chairman ; William Lowson, Thomas Bell, and Robert M'Kenzie Local Secretary—George Aimer Agents—G. LL. Alison and Thomas Blair UNION ASSOCIATION OF UNDERWRITERS. Commissioners for 1856.—William Nicoll, William Clark, John Jack, David Crighton, John Thain, Andrew Greig sen., James Kennedy, John Guild, and James Cay John Kennedy, Surveyor. Joseph Gibson, Secretary UNION FREIGHT ASSOCIATION. Commissioners same as above. Joseph Gibson, Secretary DUNDEE MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.

Committee.—William Clark, Chairman ; Robert Leslie, John Guild, James Kennedy, James Henderson, John Fyffe, Robert Aitken Mudie, William Nicoll, and George Welch John M. Lindsay, 7 Exchange Street, Secretary Alexander Reid, Surveyor FREIGHT ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION. Committee and Officers the same as above. SCOTTISH SEA INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, No. 3 King Street, Dundee Directors.—David Martin jun., Robert Leslie, Thomas Coupar,

John Guild, Oliver G. Miller ; Alex. Cooper, Aberdeen ; and C.

„ G. Sidey, Perth Samuel Brodie, Manager AGENTS FOR PRIVATE UNDERWRITERS. John M. Lindsay, 7 Exchange St. James Soot, 25 Cowgate Samuei Brodie, 3 King Street James Paul, 4 Panmure Street. SURVEYOR TO LLOYDS REGISTER.

Thomas Alexander ; office, 45 Dock Street COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS. 17 SUEVEYOES APPOINTED BY BOARD OF TRADE. Shipwright Surveyor—James Brown, Craigie Terrace Engineer Bo. J. Z. Kay, 43 Reform Street

AVERAGE STATERS. 19 Dock Street James Paul, 4 Panmure Street | Joseph Gibson,

SHIP-BROKERS. William Henry Arrott Peter Ken F. W. Brickmann Ch. Kohrsch Arthur Brown Monnich & Quosbarth William Christie & Co David M'Kenzie James Clark Robert D. Pryde Robert Copland C. G. L. Revel J ames Deuchars P. D. Ritchie William Eadie William Ruthven John Fyffe John Thain Gray & Cay James C. Watt J. & R. Guild James Young James Henderson

EMIGRATION AGENTS. James Deuchars, 6 South Union Street Peter Kerr, 10 Dock Street John M'Crae, 40 Hawkhill P. & P. Muirhead, 26 Reform Street D. B. Niven, 23 Castle Street Robert Stewart, Top of Meadow Entry, Meadowside Alexander J. Warden, 30 Meadowside

SHIPPING COMPANIES.

DUNDEE, PERTH, AND LONDON SHIPPING COMPANY. Office, 4 Mid Shore, Dundee Thomas Couper, Manager

DUNDEE AND LONDON TRADE. COMMANDEKS. SteamShip Dundee, 680 tons, 300 h.-pow., John F.Walker Perth, 680 „ 300 „ Duncan Bulk Iron Screiv Steam-SJiip London, 780 „ 150 „ James Kidd G 18 COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS.

Clipper - Schooner Cleopatra, 186 tons, James Rattray „ Victoria, 197 „ Samuel Stool „ Zenobia, 192 „ Alex. Ferguson David Young „ Solicitor, 146 „ „ George Duncan, 158 „ James Gibson Cosens „ Falcon, 122 „ John Steam- Tug—Hercules; John Soutar, Master Master Lighters—Swan, Lark, and Tay ; George Anderson, Agents, M. & M. Wray, Downe's Wharf, London DUNDEE AND HULL SHIPPING COMPANY. Office, 4 Mid Shore Iron Screw - Steamer Queen, 350 tons, 70 horse-power, Colin Deadrick, Commander Thomas Couper, Manager Thompson, M'Kay, & Co., Agents, Hull TAY AND TYNE SHIPPING COMPANY. Schooners Joanna, Triumph, Archer, and Venture James Kennedy, Manager, Dundee Agent, W. G. Thomson, 35 Broad Chare, Newcastle DUNDEE AND PERTH STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. Office, West Shore Steamer, Lass-o'-Gowrie

Sails, during the summer months, from Dundee two hours before high water; and from Perth at high water, calling at Newburgh for goods and passengers. James Catanoch, Manager

WHALE-FISHING COMPANIES.

TAY WHALE-FISHING COMPANY. John Hume, Manager Ships—Princess Charlotte and Advice

DUNDEE AND UNION WHALE-FISHING COMPANY, Patrick Smith, Manager Ships—Alexander and Heroine. TRADER. DUNDEE AND NEWBURGH. Albion, J. Barlow, Master and Agent ;

COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS. 19

FIRE, LIFE, ANNUITY, AND GUARANTEE INSURANCE COMPANIES' AGENTS.

Accidental Death.R. A. Miller Forfarshire and Robt. Stewart Perthshire P. H. Thorns Agricul. & Cattle.G. A. Pattullo General Life&Fire John Durham Age, Life Jas. Miller General Live Stock A. J. Warden

Albion, Life D. M'Kenzie General Accident..J . B. Anderson Alliance, (Ins. Co. Globe Jas. Chalmers

of Scotland, ). . . . W. Wrongham Wm. Methven David Rollo Peter Matthew Walker &Gloag Gresham Robt. Stewart Anchor G. A. Pattullo Guardian... J. & W. An- Wm. Strong derson Argus C. Kerr & Co. Ins. Co. of Scotland Atlas Robert Miln (Alliance) W. Wrongham Jas. Deuchars David Rollo British Guarantee Edm. Baxter Walker &Gloag Johnston and Imperial Samuel Brodie- Scott Kent Mutual Marsh all Brown

British Nation. . . . R. Farquh arson Ad. Breysig Caledonian D. Anderson Lancashire George Aimer Jas. M'Ewen G. LL. Alison Robert Miln Thomas Blair

Neish & Pat- Law, Property. . . J.Middletonjun. tullo Leeds and York- George Milne shire W.Barelay jun Life Association of Church of Eng :...W. S. Stephen Scotland ,.J. W. Thomson City of London.... Dav. Paterson Baxter& Shield

City of Glasgow. . . And. Ogilvie John Kennedy R. A. Miller William Hay County James Boyd Liverp. & London. James Guthrie Colonial E.E.Scott G. K.Harrower Defender David Peter Lond.Indisputable.David Peter Eagle Fred. Shaw London & Provin-' Economic Wm. Methven cial Provident... Jas. Kennedy Edinburgh Reid, M'Lach- Manchester .And. Ogilvie lan, & Heron Medical, Legal, & David Barrie General J. M. Lindsay English & Scottish Medical. Invalid, Law Baxter & Shield and General Edm. Baxter Wm. Kerr Minerva Litfclej ohn and English Provident, Gourlay Life J. B. Anderson Monarch And. Hendry Equitable, Fire.... John Stiven Alex. M'Leod John D. Luke Mutual Life.. John Smith 20 COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS.

National T. Nicholson Scottish Provincial Geo. Pattullo Peter Eeid Anderson and National Guar- Guild dian Jas. Kennedy J. S. Johnston

NorthernAssur- ) Littlejohn and Wm. Stiven

ance...... ji Gourlay Scottish Provident J.Sturrockjun, A. & J. Adie Johnston and William Myles Scott Wm. Martin Scottish Union.... J. & J. Hunter North British...... John Laing Arch. Crichton Edward Caird J. H. Blakey Bell & Don G. Armitstead Kobert Small &Co. North of England. Alex. Allan Scottish Widows' Norwich Union Fund P. H. Thorns {Fire) E.E.Scott Standard Shiell & Small Norwich Union Robert Boyd (Life) Jas. Chalmers Sun D. B. Niven Norwich & London Robert Bovd Accident Jas. Chalmers R. A. Miller Palladium W. B. Baxter Times, Fire...... D. Duncan jun. Pelican John Bell Travellers' and Phoenix Thos. Walker Marine A. J. Warden

David Peter Union, London. . . . David Peter Professional, Life.. A. Campbell United Guarantee.Geo. Pattullo Provident, Life.... James Boyd United Kingdom, Provident Clerks'..D. H. Steele Life Robt. Stewart Reversionary Co...R. A. Miller United Kingdom, Royal Exchange.. .Robert Small Provident R. Livingston Royal Fire & Life Anderson and Victoria J. M. Beatts Guild Wesleyan and Ge- And. Hendry neral David Lyon ScottishAmicable.D.Farquharson West of England..W. Martin jun. And. Hendry Westminster A. J. Warden Scottish Equitable Wm. Thorns Yorkshire James Thorns Scottish Provincial D. Mitchell

SHARE-BROKERS.

D. B. Niven, 23 Castle Street Rich. A. Miller, 142 Murraygate Andrew Ogilvie, 21 Castle Street Wm. Stiven, 20 Reform Street ;

JOINT- STOCK COMPANIES. 21

IV.-JOINT - STOCK COMPANIES,

DUNDEE GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. Office, No. 18 Castle Street Works, Peep-o'-day

Extraordinary Directors.—Richard Gardner of Dudhope ; John

Bell, writer ; William Clark, shipowner ; Alexander Edward,

merchant ; John Crichton, surgeon ; John Maxwell ; John

Thorns of Clepington ; and James Powrie of Reswallie

Ordinary Directors.—Patrick Hunter Thorns, merchant ; John 1 Sturrock, banker ; Peter Stuart, merchant ; William Curr, mer-

chant ; Alexander Lawson, ironmonger ; John Symers, banker ;

David Baxter, merchant ; George Rough, glove manufacturer ;

Charles Guthrie, Taybank ; Archibald Crichton, merchant

David Martin, merchant ; and William Jobson, druggist John Z. Kay, Engineer. Henry Matthew, Cashier Christopher Kerr & Co., writers, Law-Agents to the Company David Keith, writer, Clerk to the Company Applications for Gas or Meters, and notices of escapes of Gas, &c, are requested to be sent to the Company's Office, where they will be immediately attended to. DUNDEE NEW GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. Office, 43 Reform Street Works, Croll's Rocks, Ferry Road Directors. —James Whitton, Peter Hean, William Small, Robert Easson, John Shiell, Thomas Leburn, Andrew Brown, and Alexander Hean Shiell & Small, Solicitors John Z. Kay, Engineer. John Dick, Secretary

Orders for Gas, Meters, &c. sent to the Company's Office, will be promptly attended to. DUNDEE WATER COMPANY. Office, Meadow Road

Directors.—P. H. Thorns, Chairman ; William Curr, Peter Hean,

William Thorns ; Robert Marshall, Edinburgh ; Alex. Lawson, and James Carmichael Robert Adamson, Manager. Shiell & Small, Secretaries CEMETERY COMPANY.

Directors. —James Pattullo, Dundee, (Chairman ;) Anthony Shiell,

Edinburgh ; William Wemyss, Edinburgh ; J. P. Shaw, John Millar, John Durham, John Robertson—of Dundee Andrew Scarlett, Superintendent, Secretary, and Treasurer Neish & Pattullo, writers, Agents ;

22 JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES. JOINT-STOCK BUILDING COMPANY.

Charles Smith, Preses. William Lawson, Vice-Preseg Committee. —William Balbirnie, David Shepherd, David M'Leish, George Ower, James Hunter jun., Andrew Hynd, Matthew Low, and John Davie William Methven, Treasurer. J. & W. Anderson, Secretaries

PROPERTY AND INVESTMENT COMPANY. Chairman, George Rough

Trustees. —William Monro, m.d. ; Daniel Urquhart, seedsman ;

John Laing, merchant ; and Thomas Couper, shipowner

manufacturer ; Kidd, joiner Directors. —Thomas Brough, David ;

John Hunter, teacher ; John Clark, builder ; James Small, mill-

manager ; Robert Stewart, insurance-agent ; James Cowan,

brassfounder ; Wm. Robertson, builder ; David Cooper, slater

Robert Park, printer ; Adam Moir, power-loom manager ; Geo. Jack, Shipping Office Surveyor, William Foggie, contractor Law- Agent, Peter Reid, writer, Reform Street Bankers, National Bank of Scotland Secretary and Treasurer, James Kennedy

FORFARSHIRE PERMANENT PROPERTY INVEST- MENT SOCIETY.

Trustees. —William Myles, accountant, Dundee ; Alex. Gourlay,

merchant, Dundee ; James Cay, shipowner, Dundee ; Alexander

Ramsay, surgeon, Broughty Ferry ; and James M'Laren, architect, Dundee

Directors.—Charles Alexander, editor, Dundee Courier ; James

Irons, manufacturer ; James Duff, printer ; William Thomson,

merchant ; David Crabb, slater ; Hugh Grant, joiner ; and Peter Rattray, slater Secretaries and Solicitors.—Littlejohn & Gourlay, writers, 10 Reform Street Manager and Treasurer— Chas. M'Nicoll, accountant, 10 Reform Street

MUTUAL PLATE-GLASS ASSOCIATION. 1856-57. George O'Farrel, President James Kerr and James Hunter jun., Treasurers William Hay, Reform Street, Secretary PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. 23

V.-PUBLIC CONVEYANCES

DUNDEE AND PERTH AND ABERDEEN RAILWAY JUNCTION COMPANY, COMPRISING THE DUNDEE AND PERTH AND DUNDEE AND NEWTYLE RAILWAYS. Chairman, The Right Honourable Lord Kinnaird Deputy-Chairman, Sir Patrick Murray Thriepland, Bart.

Directors—Patrick Hunter Thorns of Aberlemno ; John Bain of

Morriston, Glasgow ; Wm. Crockatt, Glasgow ; Jas. Anderson,

c.e., Edinburgh ; Alexander Lawson, Wm. Small, and William Thorns—Dundee Robert Alison, Secretary. Robert Small, Manager DUNDEE AND ARBROATH RAILWAY. Directors.—George Rough, William Lowson, Alexander Hean, Peter Stewart, Robert Fergusson, Thomas Couper, William

Curr—Dundee ; Thomas Collier, Hatton ; Robert Lyon, William Gibson, and James A. Dickson—Arbroath Robert Small, Manager EDINBURGH, PERTH, AND DUNDEE RAILWAY.

Directws.—John Balfour of Balbirnie, Markinch, (Chairman ;)

Sir William Dunbar, Bart., Edinburgh, (Deputy Chairman ;)

Sir James Burnett, Bart., of Leys ; Wm. Dunlop, Edinburgh H. ;

Edward Ellice, M.P., London ; William Muir, merchant, Leith ;

Jas. Mitchell of Affleck, Broughty Ferry ; Erskine D. Sandfbrd,

advocate, Edinburgh ; James Taylor, merchant, Leith ; and Lewis A. Wallace, Edinburgh Secretary, Henry Lees Law Agent, S. Macdonald, 1 Abercromby Place, Edinburgh Head Office, No. 9 Princes Street, Edinburgh Dundee Passenger Station. Passengers travelling with this Railway are booked at the Dundee and Arbroath Railway Company's Station, Dock Street William Guthrie, Agent Dundee Goods Station. Yeaman Shore.—William Gibson, Agent

Railway Trains.—The hours of departure and arrival vary ; and particulars can always be learned at the Railway Stations, or from the hand-bills and Guides published periodically. —

24 PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. TAY FERRIES. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.

Ex Officiis. —The Lords Lieutenant and Conveners of the Counties of Fife and Forfar, the Sheriff- Substitute for the Eastern District of Fifeshire, the Sheriff-Substitute for the Dundee District of Forfarshire, and the Provost of Dundee

For the County of Fife.—John Berry of Tayfield ; F. L. S. Wed-

derburn of Birkhill ; and David Pitcairn, younger of Kinnaird

For the County of Forfar.—Richard Gardner, Dudhope ; John Symers and James Brown, Dundee For Town Council of Dundee.—George Welch, William Foggie, and A.J. Wighton

For the Subscribers.— Charles Guthrie of Taybank ; David Martin,

merchant, Dundee ; and William Thorns, insurance-agent Christopher Kerr, Manager. Alexander Christie, Dundee, Clerk William Cuckson, Superintendent. John Aitken, Collector

A steamboat sails every hour from Dun- from Newport at 9.30 and 10.30 a.m., dee from 7 a.m. to 8.15 p.m., and from 1.30, 5. 6.30, and 8.30 p.m., from 1st Newport every intermediate half-hour June to 31st October inclusive. from 7.30 a.m. to 8.30 p.m., from 1st May From 1st November to 31st May—from to 31st October inclusive. Dundee at 10 a.m., 1.15 and 4.30 p.m., From 1st November to 30th April, the and from Newport at 10.30 a.m., 1.30 7 p.m. boat from Dundee and the 7.30 and 5 p.m. p.m. boat from Newport are discontinued. A cutter sails from Dundee or from New- ON SUNDAYS port an hour before the steamer each The steam-boat sails from Dundee at 9 and morning from 15th February to 15th 10 a.m., 1.15, 4.30, 6, and 8 p.m., and October.

Freight of a steamer, if sufficient time be given, £5, 5s ; of a sail boat, 6s ; and of a pinnace, 4s 6d. Night fares one-half more. Steamers, Princess Royal and Newport Captain, Robert Duncan. Engineer, David M'Lellan

HACKNEY CARRIAGES. Abstract of the Regulations enacted by the Magistrates. STANDS. On the High Street in front of the Town-House—four cabs On Nethergate Street, opposite top of Union Street On Panmure Street—along south side thereof—west from Murraygate On west side South Union Street On west side Victoria Dock FARES. That the following and no higher fares shall be charged : For any distance betwixt places within the town, not lying beyond the Lilybank toll-

bar and Tavbank gate on the east; Blackness and Logie toll-bars on the west ; or Somerville Place, Head of Bonnet-hill, and Stobswell (at crossing of Forfar and Murroes Road, Lunatic Asylum) on the north, One Shilling For any distance beyond the said bounds, but within the limits of the extended Roya'lty, (besides payment of Tolls,) One Shilling and Sixpence :

PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. 25

If required to go from a place situated to the westward of Small's Wynd, Hunter Street, or Blinshall Street, to a place lying to the north of the road in front of Soraerville Place, or Ann Street, Hillbank, or the eastward of St. Roque's Lane, Dens Brae, or "Wellington Street, or betwixt places lying beyond the limits stated, sixpence extra shall be charged For any distance beyond the extended Royalty, not exceeding one mile, a farther sum of one shilling; for every mile or part of a mile thereafter, ninepense additional, unless by agreement When engaged by the hour, the fare shall be, per hour, Two Shillings, (besides Tolls.) When required to ply after eleven o'clock p.m. to one o'clock a.m., a fare and half,

as aforesaid, to be charged ; after one o'clock a-m. to five o'clock a.m., double fares after five o'clock a.m. till seven o'clock a.m., one and a half fare to be charged If a carriage be required to take up two or more parties, or to go out of the ordinary route betwixt two places, so that it be detained more than ten minutes by doing so, sixpence extra may be charged

Luggage, not exceeding in weight 56 lb. shall be taken free of charge ; above that weight it shall be liable to a charge of sixpence extra Half-fares to be charged for returning by the same carriage, (when not engaged by time,) but the carriage not to be detained beyond fifteen minutes, unless by agreement It shall be in the option of the party requiring the carriage to take any one he may prefer, no priority of turn being allowed

CAB PBOPKIETOBS.

Alexander Taylor, Malthouse Close, Yearaan Shore John M. Bobertson, 23 Perth Eoad Andrew Gray, 58 Seagate

EAILWAY CAEEIEES.

J. & P. Cameron—12 Shore Terrace—forward goods to London, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, and the principal towns in

the South and West of England ; also to Glasgow, Paisley, Greenock, Perth, Brechin, Aberdeen, and all parts in the West and South of Scotland and Ireland.—David Welch, agent, Dundee

Thomas Howey & Co.—E. P. & D. Eailway Station, Yeaman Shore—forward goods to Cupar Fife, Markinch, Kirkaldy, Grantoii, Leith, Edinburgh, and all the Stations on the Edinburgh,

Perth, and Dundee Eailway ; also to Newcastle, Sunderland, Hull, Leeds, London, and all parts on the East Coast of Eng- land.— William Cunningham, agent, Dundee Wordie & Co.—178 Seagate—forward Goods to Arbroath, Forfar, Brechin, Montrose, Aberdeen, and all towns in the North of

Scotland ; also to Glasgow, Paisley, Greenock, Ayr, Dumfries,

and all parts in the West and South of Scotland ; and also to Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, London, and the principal towns in England.—Thomas Lowson, agent, Dundee 26 PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. COUNTRY CARRIERS.

PLACES. NAMES. QUAETEBS. DAYS. DEPART,

Alyth David Dick Behind Royal Exchange Ts. & Fr. 4 P.M. Do. John Skene Alex. Low, South Union Street Friday 2 ... Do. James Allan Mudie's Yard, 8 Butcher Row do. 6 ... Do. David Souter Do. Do. do. 2 ... Peter Peebles Robertson & Brown, High Street Tu. & Fr. 3 ... Do. D. Robertson Do. Do. Friday 2 ... John King S. Wilkie, 118 Murraygate Tu. & Fr. 12 NOON. Blairgowrie.... M. Campbell S. Wilkie, & Jas. Bell, 49 Overg. do. 3 P.M. Do. & Rattray John Stewart James Bell, 49 Overgate do. 3 ... James Morris D. &. A. Brown, 13 Murraygate daily Do. David Mitchell Do. Do. do. Coupar Angus. D. Robertson James Stewart, 12 Overgate Tu. & Fr. 2 ... Do. James Dewar Weigh-house, Greenmarket do. 3 ... James Scott James Brand, Do. do. 2 ... Robt. Abbey Do. Do. Wednes. 2 ... Drumsturdie... Robt. Spalding Mrs Begg, 28 Seagate Tu. & Fr. 2 ... Errol Alex. Munro S. Wilkie, 118 Murraygate do. 2 ... Do. Jas. Scotland Farquharson, 27 Seagate do. 1 ... Thos. Young S. Wilkie, 118 Murraygate do. 3 ... Do. Charles Low Do. Do. Tu.Th.Sa. 3 ... Do. David Miller Mrs Begg, 28 Seagate Tu. & Fr. 3 ... Do. David Cook Do. Do. do. 3 ... Gallowfauld.... Dav. Chalmers A. Simpson, 11 Murraygate do. 3 ... G.&D. Luckie Low's Yard, Trades Lane do. 2 ... Do. & Char- > Jas. Mortimer Do. Do. do. 2 ... leston.... j Jas. M'Dougal Mudie's Yard, 8 Butcher Row Friday 3 ... David Reid Do. Do. do. 3 ... Guildry Muir.. Mary Fairly Mrs Begg, 28 Seagate Tu. & Fr. 2 ... Robert Craig James Bell, 49 Overgate Friday 2 ... John Hood S. Wilkie, 118 Murraygate Tu.Fr.Sat. 2 ... Do. David Edward Do. Do. do. 2 ... John Mitchell James Buchan, 47 Overgate Friday 2 ... Kinnaird, Alex. Duncan John Clark, 37 Do. do. 2 ... David Waddel J. Brand, & Croft's Yard, Tay St. daily 2 ... f S. Wilkie, 118 Murraygate, & > Longforgan.... Dav. Kermath Friday 1 ... \ J. Bell, 49 Overgate j Liff. David Walker Nicoll's Shed, Gellatly Street Tu. & Fr. 1 ... William Kidd Sturdy's Shed, Barrack Street Friday 2 ... Monikie John Smith Mrs Begg, 28 Seagate Tu. & Fr. 2 ... Do. James Nicoll J. Petrie, 117 Murraygate Friday 1 ... Do. Jas. Campbell A. Simpson, 11 Do. Tu. & Fr. 1 ... CJas. Petrie, 117 Murraygate,") Murroes Jas.Henderson Friday 1 ... (. and Jas. Bell, 49 Overgate i St Andrews,") Crail, and v David Miller Mrs Nicoll, 16 South Union Street Tu. & Fr. 3 ...

Anstruther ) Tayport Thos. Black Weigh-house, Greenmarket Tu.W.F.S 3 ... Jas. Spalding S. Wilkie. 118 Murraygate Friday 12 NOON. Do. Jas. M'Laren Do. Do. do. 12 ... TOWN OMNIBUSES. From Slackness Gate to Carolina Port. At 9.30 a.m., 11.30 a.m., 1.30 p.m., 3.30 p.m., 5.30 p.m., and 7.30 p.m. From Carolina Port to Slackness Gate. At 10 a.m., 12 noon, 2 p.m., 4 p.m., 6 p.m., and 8 p.m. PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. 27

From Blackness Gate to Princes Street. At 10.30a.m., 12.30p.m., 2.30p.m., 4.30p.m., 6.30p.m., and 8.30p.m.

From Princes Street to Blackness Gate. At 11 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 5 p.m., 7 p.m., and 9 p.m. From Blackness Gate to Cowgate. At 10 a.m., 11a.m., 12 noon, 1p.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m., 4 p.m., 5 p.m.,. 6 p.m., 7 p.m., 8 p.m., and 9 p.m. From Cowgate to Blackness Gate. 10.10,10.40 a.m., 11.10,11.40 a.m., 12.10,12.40 p.m., 1.10,1.40p.m. 2.10, 2.40 p.m., 3.10, 3.40 p.m., 4.10, 4.40 p.m., 5.10, 5.40 p.m. €.10, 6.40p.m., 7.10, 7.40p,m., 8.10, 8.40p.m., 9.10,9.40p.m„

BLAIRGOWRIE COACH, via Coitpar Angus.

Leaves Blairgowrie every Monday, Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday, arriving in Dundee at 10 o'clock It leaves Dundee on the same days, at 4.10 p.m., from 45 High Street

BROUGHTY FERRY OMNIBUS.

A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. Leaves Broughty Ferry at 9 11 1 3 5 7 A.M. Noon. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. Leaves Dundee at 10 12 2 4 6 8 Starting from the centre of Broughty Ferry, and from the west end of the High Street, Dundee, via Reform Street, Royal Exchange, Panmure Street, Cowgate, and Queen Street.

PRINCIPAL HOTELS.

Royal Hotel, 54 Nethergate, Alexander Stewart British Hotel, 4 Castle Street, Joseph Rickard Lamb's Temperance Hotel,... 56 Reform Street, Thomas Lamb Albion Hotel, Mrs Wallace, 15 Tally Street Crown do Greenmarket, Mrs Hasler George do 12 Castle Street, M. Tyrie Union St. Temperance Hotel, 48 Union Street, Mrs Birrell Dundee Arms, 7 Crichton Street, John Thorns Commercial Inn, 27 Commercial St. Thos. Farquharsom Star Inn, 58 Seagate, Andrew Gray Eagle do 108 Murraygate, John Stewart Strathmore Inn, 5 North Tay Street, Alexander Moon Denholm's do 9 Church Lane, James Denholm Dundee Coffeehouse, 69 Murraygate, Thomas Lamb 28 EDUCATIONAL AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS.

VI.-EDUCATIONAL

PUBLIC SEMINAE1ES.

DIRECTORS.

From Town Council. —Provost Rough, Bailies Mackay, Moir. Job-

son, and Webster ; Dean of Guild Smith, George Milne, George Aimer, Neil Steel, and James Watson

From Subscribers.—George LL. Alison, James Smieton, Thomas Nicholson, John Sturrock, John Sturrock jun., Alex. Anderson, Patrick Anderson, Charles Smith, Henry B. Fergusson, and Charles D. Chalmers

William Adam Fleming, Town-house, Treasurer George Milne, 11 Reform Street, Secretary

TEACHERS.

M e a S Natm'al Phil0S0phy and ' ' Andrew Roy, a.m. cL nii ste j Arithmetic and Algebra; Descriptive, Phy- ]

sical, and Mathematical Geography ; > George Dott

Bookkeeping, &c )

Modern Languages, , John Christison

Lath,, Greek, Geography, and History j gjJjj$jSS^ English Grammar, Geography, &c John Cuthbertson Writing and Arithmetic, James Glass Drawing, Painting, and School of Design,.. John Kennedy Plain and Fancy Needlework and Music, Misses M'Cosh

John Young, Janitor —:;

EDUCATIONAL AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS. 29 LOCAL ASSOCIATION OF THE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SCOTLAND.

The object of the Institute is to certify the qualifications of teachers, increase their efficiency, improve their condition, and raise the standard of education generally. The Dundee Local Association consists of nearly all the teachers within the bounds of the Presbytery of Dundee Office-bearers. —John Simpson, Parochial Schoolmaster, Strath-

martine. President ; James Hamilton, Sessional School, Trea-

surer ; Findlay M'Diarmid, Brown Street School, Secretary Committee.—Daniel Macintosh, John Cuthbertson, Thomas Dick, John Morris, Peter Stratton, William Duncan

WATT INSTITUTION. 17 Lindsay Street

\Directors.—William Miller, banker ; Patrick Anderson, merchant William Martin jun., insurance agent; and Ebenezer Erskine Scott, accountant Treasurer, William Miller. Secretary, Patrick Anderson John Watson, Librarian and Curator

Teem3— Class A—£1 Is. per annum „ B— 10s. do. t» C— 6s. do. or Is 6d per quarter „ D^ 4s. do. or Is per quarter—for ladies and apprentices New members may join at any date, paying in exact proportion Library and Museum open daily from 12 noon to 5 p.m., and from 7 to 9.30 evening and on Saturdays from 12 noon till 10 evening The Library contains 5000 volumes in the various departments of science and art and general literature. The Museum comprises many thousands of specimens animal, vegetable, and mineral; together with natural and artificial curiosities. In the Picture Gallery are to be found many choice Photographs Admission to Museum, Id. —Members free Popular Classes are taught in the Museum Hall, and there is a course of popular Lectures delivered generally during the winter months. Full particulars may always be obtained from the Librarian

EXCHANGE COFFEE-BOOM. Exchange Buildings

Committee.—David Keith, Chairman ; William Clark, Jas. Neish^ Thomas Nicholson, George LL. Alison, Samuel C. Thomson, David Hunter, and Robert Gray J. M. Lindsay, Treasurer and Secretary James Neil, Waiter ROYAL EXCHANGE READING-ROOM. Royal Exchange Buildings Under the Management of the Committee of the Chamber of Commerce John Cowper, Waiter 30 EDUCATIONAL AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS. READING-ROOM AND LITERARY INSTITUTE. West end of High Street

The object of this Institution is, through the medium of a reading-room and library, to place within the reach of the public the fullest and mo3t recent information on all subjects of general interest, whether political, commercial, literary or scientific,

and to provide an agreeable place of resort in the intervals of business ; to excite, especially among young men, by the formation of classes for instruction and the delivery of lectures on interesting subjects, a taste for intellectual and elevating pursuits, and to secure the means of its gratification by affording facilities for systematic study in the various branches of useful knowledge Peter Reid, Chairman George Brown, Treasurer. J. Robertson, Secretary Directors David Robertson, Neil Steel, William Methven, William Gellatly, John Crowlie, Peter Fleming, James Harris, James Hunter jun., James Wnitton, George Sandeman, David Neave, and James Irons James Baldy, Officer BALTIC READING-ROOM. 14 St Andrews Place

Committee.—Alexander Blackie, Chairman ; James Smieton, Silv. Smith, Matthew Blackie, John Ritchie, James Prain, David Nicoll, Alex. J. Warden, and John Morison John W. Warden, Secretary and Treasurer Peter David jun., Waiter

PUBLIC LIBRARY.

20 St. Clement's Lane Committee.—George LL. Alison, Dr Moon, Thomas A. Smieton, Bailie Mackay, W. S. Stephen, George A. Pattullo, W. G. Thomson, James Christie, John Cuthbertson, Geo. Robertson, David Small, and James Kinnison Charles Roger, Librarian, Secretary, and Treasurer

CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. A. M. Stephen, 9 High Street Alex. Andrews, 158 Scouringburn Alex. Simpson, 17 Wellgate Mrs Adams, 11 Lindsay Street Thos. Donaldson, 16 West Port Wm. Forsyth, 76 Overgate William Blair, 40 Wellgate John Lowden, 30 George's Place John M'Crae, 40 Hawkhill FORFARSHIRE READING CLUB. Librarian, Frederick Shaw, 18 High Street CLERICAL BOOK SOCIETY. Librarian, William Middleton, 64 High Street —

EDUCATIONAL AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS. 31 CIRCULATING MUSIC LIBRARIES. William Methven, 104 Nethergate Wilson & Guthrie, 16 Reform Street WORKING-MEN'S COFFEE AND NEWS-ROOMS. Directors.—The Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird, Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., Colonel Kinloch, Patrick Watson, T. W. Miln, C. Guthrie, Edward Baxter, A. J. Buist, H. B. Fergusson, and others David Sime, Treasurer. John Irvine, Secretary COFFEE AND NEWS ROOMS. 9 Wellgate, Keeper, George Mathew 164 0vergate, „ A. M'Intosh. 1 West Dock Street, „ John Downie 48 & 49 East Dock Street, „ Thos. Paterson 122 Scouringburn, „ H.Robertson Quarters to Reading-room.—Beginning of January, April, July, and

October ; terms, is per quarter.—Open daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. The following, not connected with the Association, are conducted on the Same

principles, with the same scale of charges : West Port Coffee and Reading Room, William Mackie 9 Crichton Street Do. Do. Thomas Skene 15 Princes Street Do. Do. Robert Farmer ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Alexander Williamson, President. James Grubb, Vice-President Thomas Keith, Treasurer. Alexander M'Donald, Secretary Meets the first Monday of every month in Lamh's Coffee-house, Murraygate NEWSPAPERS. Dundee, Perth, and Cupar Advertiser—1801. Office, 3 Qvergate, Published every Tuesday and Friday morning.—4d stamped, 3d unstamped Dundee Courier—1816. Office, Key's Close, 11 Nethergate. Pub- lished every Wednesday morning. —4d stamped, 3d unstamped Northern Warder—1841. Office, 9 New Inn Entry. Published every Thursday morning.—4d stamped, 3d unstamped Mercantile Advertiser— 1S54. Office, 73 High Street. Published every Thurday morning. Gratis circulation Dundee Weekly News—-1855. Office, 9 New Inn Entry. Published every Saturday at 12 noon.—Id Saturday Post—1855. Office, top of Meadow Entry. Published every Saturday morning.—4d stamped, 3d unstamped Penny Post—1855. Office of the Saturday Post. Published every Thursday and Saturday at 12 noon.—Id 32 CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.

VIL - CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.

ROYAL INFIRMARY—1795. OFFICE-BEARERS. President, Sir John Ogilvy, Bart. Vice-Presidents.—Earl of Airlie, Lords Douglas, Kinnaird, and Panmure, Thomas Erskine of Linlathen, and the Provost of Dundee

Weekly Committee.—Patrick Watson, Chairman ; Thomas Smith, Rev. Robert Lang, Win. Thorns, Thomas Weston Miln, Patrick Watson, Robert Adamson, Robert Gilroy, Rev. Peter Grant, Rev. J. R. M' Gavin, George Armitstead, John Moir, Rev. A. O. Laird, Rev. W. B. Borwick, Thomas Bell, Alexander Low, Thomas Nicholson, John Adam, and John Sharp

The Committee is open to the President, Vice-Presidents, Governors for life, and Treasurer, who are entitled by the Charter to attend and vote. HOUSE VISITORS. Rev. A. O. Laird, to visit during June and October, 1856, and February, 1857 Rev. W. Bf. Borwick to visit during July and November, 1856, and March, 1857 Rev. Robert Lang to visit during August and December,' 1856, and April, 1857 T. W. Miln to visit during September, 1S56, and January and May, 1857 Honorary Consulting Physicians, Alexander Webster, m.d., and William Monro, m.d. Honorary Consulting Surgeons, John Crichton & Matthew Nimmo Attending Physician, James Christie, m.d. Attending Surgeon, William Crockatt MEDICAL ATTENDANTS ON THE OUT-PATIENTS AT THEIR OWN HOUSES. 1. East District. —John R. Begg, Surgeon From the north-east and east boundaries of the Burgh to Castle Street, Murraygate Wellgate, Iiilltown, and Mains Road. 2. Middle District.—William Galloway, Surgeon From the boundaries now stated on the East, to Small's "Wynd, Hunter Street, and Blinshall Street. 3. West District. —John Smith, Surgeon From the west boundaries of the middle district, stated above, to the western and north-west limits of the town. Treasurer and Secretary, John Sturrock jun. Medical Superintendent and Apothecary, Eubulus Williams, M.D. Matron, Mrs M. PL Mitchell CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 33 ROYAL LUNATIC ASYLUM—1812. EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS. Sheriff- LordPanmure; Viscount Duncan, m.p. ; Alex. S. Logan. the Moderator Depute of the County ; George Duncan, m.p. ; of the Synod of Angus and Mearns David Blair Directors for Life.—Thomas Erskine of Linlathen ; Thorns, of Craighill ; Sir John Ogilvy, Bart. ; William and T. W. Miln ORDINARY DIRECTORS. mas Officiis.— The Provost, the senior Bailie, and the Dean of Guild, of Dundee For the Nine Incorporated Trades.—William Lawson, David Rollo, and George Butchart For the Three United Trades.—-David Shepherd For the Guildry Incorporation.—David Hean, John Miller, and

John Robertson ; and Alex. Kay for the Maltmen Fraternity For the Bretfiren of the Trinity House.—Thomas Evving For the Masonic Lodges.—David Nicoll For the Kirk Session.—Rev. Andrew Taylor and Rev. Pete r Grant and Rev. For tJie Presbytery.—Rev. Thomas Irvine, Lundie ; William Ritchie," D.D., Longforgan For the Freeholders and Commissioners of Supply of the County of

of Tayb&nk ; Forfar.—John Guthrie of Guthrie ; Chas. Guthrie

Richard Gardner, Dudhope House ; and William Cobb, Mains of Fintry For the Governors the Royal Infirmary.—T. W. Miln, Alexander of c Low, Charles Clark, William Monro, m.d., Thomas Nicholson, William Curr, Rev. Robert Lang, and Robert Bell, m.d. OFFICE-BEARERS.

Committee of Management.—Thomas Weston Miln, Chairman ; William Thorns, Oharles Clark, Thomas Smith, Alexander Low, and' Rev. Peter Grant House Visitors.—John Robertson, Robert Bell, m.d., and Rev. Robert Lang OFFICERS. Consulting Physician, Robert Cocks, m.d. Medical Superintendent, T. T. Wingett, m.d. Matron, Mrs Wingett. Chaplain, Rev. Thomas Stirling Treasurer, John Sturrock jun. Secretary, Rev. John Robertson

ROYAL ORPHAN INSTITUTION—1815. 14 Small's Wynd President, Sir John Ogilvy, Bart. Vice-Presidents.—Viscount Duncan, m.p., George Duncan, m.p., and Lieutenant- General Sir Wm. Chalmers Directors ex officiis.—The Provost, Parish Minister, Dean of Guild, Deacon of the Maltmen, Convener of the Nine Trades, and Box- master of the Seamen Fraternity 34 CHAEITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.

Ordinary Directors.—Rev. Robert Lang, Richard Gardner of Dud- hope, James Guthrie Davidson of Ardgath, James Small jun., George Aimer, Daniel Urquhart, Chas. Clark, And. Low, T\ W. Miln, Alex. Anderson, George Anderson, and Robert M'Gavin Lady Governesses.—Mrs Patrick Watson, Mrs Daniel Urquhart, Mrs Charles Clark, Mrs Wm. Reid, Mrs Peter Hean, Mrs Walter Shaw, Mrs John Guild, Mrs David Pitcairn, Mrs Lang, Mrs A. Gilruth, and Miss Bell Surgeon, Matthew Nimmo Treasurer, James Fyfe. Secretary, George Milne Superintendents and Teachers, James Currie and Mrs Currie

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL S OCIETY—1846. Schools, Ward Street President, Lord Kinnaird Vice-President, Thomas Erskine of Linlathen Committee of Management.—Edward Baxter, T. W. Miln, Andrew Low, Arthur Beg'g. Patrick Anderson, Thos. H. Cox, John Adam, David Lyell, m.d., Thos. Nicholson, Edward Caird, A. J. Buist, W. E. Baxter, m.p., C. Smith, J. Kirkland, Alex. Low, and Jas. Chalmers Treasurer, Patrick Watson. Secretary, Jas. Ramsay jun. Teacher, Alex. W. Small. Female Teacher, Miss Low Superintendent of Works, Thomas Henderson

MODEL LODGING-HOUSE ASSOCIATION—1849. Patron,, The Provost. President, Lord Kinnaird Vice-Presidents, Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., and George Patterson of Castlehuntly Committee.—Right Rev. the Bishop of Brechin, T. Weston Miln, Thos. Erskine, Richard Gardner, Alex. Clayhills, Chas. Guthrie, Edward Baxter, John Jack, Andrew Low, Alex. Pirie, Thomas Smith, Colin Symers, Archibald Crichton, Charles Clark, Wm. Collier, W. E. Baxter, m.p., Thos. Nicholson, John Sharp, Pat- rick Watson, George Armitstead, James Ramsay jun., Alex. Anderson, Andrew Brown, Andrew Low, Wm. Martin jun. Treasurer and Secretary, Patrick Anderson The object of the Association is to improve the lodging-houses for the labouring classes in Dundee, by establishing Model Lodging Houses throughout the town. The Association has established three Model Lodging Houses :—

1. The Victoria Model Lodging House, Scott's Close, 97 Overgate. James Simpson, Superintendent 2. A Lodging House for Females, 69 Scouringbum. Mrs Leslie, Matron 3. A Lodging House for Females, Blackscroft. Mrs Petrie, Matron CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 35 SHIPWRECKED FISHERMEN AND MARINERS' ROYAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Central Office, Hibernia Chambers, London Bridge, London

Hmorary Agents at Dundee Ito^^^'S^^a i

INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB—1846. 20 Bucklemaker Wynd The Right Hon. the Earl of Airlie, President Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., and George Duncan, m.p., Vice-Presidents Ordinary Directors. —The Provost, Sheriff- Substitute, Dean of Guild, Convener of the Nine Trades, Rev. James Thomson, Rev. Andrew Taylor, Rev. James Ewing, Rev. W. B. Borwick, Rev. John M'Dougall, Alex. Keay, Wm. Collier, Jas. Brown, Jas. Watt, John Mitchell, John Robertson,, W. Curr, T. W. Miln, George Armitstead, Wm. Lowson, and David Martin jun. Wm, Wrongham, Treasurer. Wm. Myles, Secretary Alex. Drysdale and Mrs Drysdale, Superintendents and Teachers Meeting for Divine Worship, conducted by A. Drysdale, held at the Institution at the usual hours of divine service on Sundays. —The Institution is open to the inspection of visitors every Tuesday and Friday from twelve to one o'clock. INDIGENT SICK SOCIETY. The Provost, President. Edward Baxter, Vice-President Alex. Moncur, Treasurer. John Anderson, writer, Secretary James M'Intyre, Collector

FEMALE SOCIETY. Mrs Wright, Tay Square, President Miss Whitson and Mrs Symers, Treasurers Miss Miller, Springfield, Secretary

CLOTHING SOCIETY. Mrs Martin, Roseangle, President Miss Jessie Miller, Treasurer. Mrs John Low, Secretary EYE INSTITUTION. 84 Murraygate Patron, Lord Panmure Extraordinary Directors.—The Member of Parliament for the Burgh of Dundee ; P. W. Ogilvy of Ruthven ; Sir John Ogilvy, Bart. ;

Lieut.-Col. Sir C. Hopkinson, c.b. ; the Provost ; and the senior Bailie Ordinary Directors.—Colin Symers, Dr Maxwell, George Thorns, James Guthrie, Samuel Brodie, and Rev. James Ewing Treasurer, Wm. Wrongham. Secretary, Wm. Kerr, writer Surgeon, Robert Cocks, m,d. 36 CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. INSTITUTION FOE DISEASES IN THE CHEST. Thomas Erskine of Linlathen, President. James Arrott, m.d., Physician

HOM(EOPATHIO DISPENSAEY—1849. 14 New Inn Entry For the purpose oj'affording gratuitous advice and medicine to the poor. Attending Physician, Dr Samuel Cockburn Hours of Attendance—From 2 to 3 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays

\ THE HOME—1848. AN INSTITUTION FOR THE REFORMATION OF FEMALES. 17 Paton's Lane, Perth Road

Patronesses.—H. R. H. the Duchess of Kent ; the Right Hon.

Lady Jane Ogilvy ; the Right Hon. Lady Kinnaird ; Lady Scott of Ancrum and Balgay Patrons.—Earl of Airlie, Lord Panmure, Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., Thomas Erskine of Linlathen Committee of Management.—Lady Jane Ogilvy, Mrs Stirling of Linlathen, Mrs Captain Blair, Nethergate, Miss Clayhills, Mrs Thos. Neish, Miss Duncan, Greenfield Place, and Miss Ogilvy, Spriugfield Treasurer, Wm. Cobb, Mains of Fintry Physician, Dr. W. L. Gibson. Matron, Mrs Nicol HIGHLAND SOCIETY. Forgeneral benevolentpurposes andfor relieving destitute Highlanders Robert Tawse, Chieftain. Andrew Scott, Vice-Chieftain. — Chaplain David Hean, Treasurer. George Ower, Secretary Piper and Officer HIGHLAND ASSOCIATION. Chief, His Grace the Duke of Athol President, John Donaldson. Vice-President, John Sinclair Secretary, John Ross. Treasurer, John M'Donald Meets in Thistle Hall Rooms on the first Wednesday of every month SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE FISHERMEN IN THE HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS OF SCOTLAND. Dundee Board.—Rev. J. R. M'Gavin, Rev. Geo. Gilfillan, T. W. Miln, George Rough, George Armitstead, Patrick Anderson, George LL. Alison, W. R. Morison, George Ireland, James

Donald—Dundee ; and Rae Ireland, John Brown—St Andrews Patrick Anderson, Treasurer. W. R. Morison, Secretary ;

CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 37

LADIES' ANTI-SLAVERY ASSOCIATION.

President, Mrs Gilfillan, Paradise Road Vice-President, Mrs Lyell, Tay Street Treasurer, Mrs Borwick, Bell Street Secretary, Mrs Easson, Wellington Street Committee.—Mrs Cunningham, Newport; Mrs M'Gavin, Black-

ness Crescent; Mrs Marshall, Locnee ; Mrs Gordon, Lochee ;

Mrs M'Dougal, Constitution Road ; Miss Carmichael, Springhill

Miss Williamson, Hilltown ; Miss Roger, Perth Road ; Mrs

Valentine, Perth Road ; Miss Dobson, Perth Road ; Miss Easson,

Constitution Road ; Mrs Cook, Springfield ; Miss Baxter, Spring-

field ; Mrs Robert Gilroy, Upper Dudhope Crescent ; Mrs Robert-

son, Small's Wynd ; Miss Begg, Newport ; Mrs Nimmo, Tay

Street ; Miss Aimer, Princes Street ; Mrs Boak, Constitution

Road ; Mrs David Carmichael, Cherryfield

TEMPERANCE SOCIETY—1838. President, Provost Rough Vice-Presidents, Patrick Watson and William Marshal Treasurer, John Bain. Secretary, David Burt Extraordinary Directors. —Rev. Alex. Hannay, Rev. Duncan Ogil- vie, Rev. James Johnston, Rev. Islay Burns, Rev. David Cook, Rev. John Masson, Rev. Robert Menzies, Rev. Wm. Stevenson, David Mills, Arthur Begg, David Cooper; and thirty -two Ordinary Directors Agent, Malcolm M'Lean

YOUNG MEN'S TEMPERANCE ENTERPRISE. James Adam, President Thomas Buist, Treasurer. William Dunlop, Secretary

The Society meets every Monday evening, in Rankine's Court Chapel, top of Mur- raygate, at half-past eight o'clock, when addresses are delivered on various subjects.

BAND OF HOPE-1852. John Arthur, Chairman James Scrynageour, Treasurer and General Superintendent William Scrymgeour, Secretary

Meets every Tuesday evening in Lindsay Street Hall for addresses on various subjects by friends of the Temperance Movement, Vocal and Instrumental Music, &c. The Library, Penny Bank, classes for Music, and Committee Meetings are held in the Old Mission-house, Castle Lane :

38 CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.

MOKTIFICATIONS.

Dr William Guild's— 1656. The in- John Lawson's—1728. The interest of terest of a sum equal to £240 is applied to 2000 merks Scots, or £111 sterling, is ap- the maintenance of two bursars at the plied to the maintenance of one bursar, United College, St. Andrews. Patrons, of the name of Lawson or Gray, at St. the Town Council. Factor, the Town Andrews. Patrons, the Town Council. Chamberlain. Factor, the United College of St. Andrews, Bailie William Roger's—1658. Seven or their Factor. bursars receive each one suit of clothes James Ramsay's—1734. The object of and £4 yearly ; and £3, 6s. 8d. as an ap- this mortification being the erection of a prentice fee. Patrons, the Kirk Session. work-house for idle and vagrant men and Factor, Rev. John Robertson. women, is impracticable, and has never Mrs Bailie William Roger's—The been carried into effect. The mortifica- Widows' Fund—1665. Atpresent seven- tion is therefore in abeyance. The stock teen poor widows receive an annual pay- of this mortification is invested in the ment of £3, 12s. Patrons, the Kirk Ses- Town of Dundee; and, from an entry sion. Factor, Rev. John Robertson. in the Chamberlain's books, the debt Gilbert Guthrie's—1674. At present owing the Town to the mortification is twenty-four bursars receive £3, 63. 8d. stated at £166, 13s. 4d. There is also a annually, including education at the Ses- balance, in 1769, of £17, 2s. lOd. sterling, sional School; and eight bursars are but which is not admitted by the Town. educated at Sessional School at 8s. 4d. It is under the consideration of a Com- each. Patrons, the Magistrates and Kirk mittee of the Town Conncil what the Session. Factor, Rev. John Robertson. present stock of the mortification actually George Browne's—1695. The annual is, and whether it may not be legally income of certain heritable subjects in the applied to educational purposes. The Overgate is divided equally among ten Provost, Bailies, Dean of Guild, and poor children, not less than six years of Convener of the Nine Trades, are Patrons. age, born of parents in communion with The Members of the Guild Court are the Church, and resident in the parish of overseers of the Patrons' management. this charity Dundee. From circumstances, George Bruce's— 1738. To maintain is not, in the meantime, available. Pa- the mortifier's library, and to educate a trons, the Provost, Bailies, Ministers, and boy named Bruce, Gray, or Duncan, for Kirk Treasurer. Factor, Thomas Neave, six years at the Grammar School. The writer. Patrons resolved, some years ago, to Rev. David Ferguson's—1695. The assume an additional bursar. The stock to the educa- interest of £2359 is applied of this mortification is about L.400 ster- as tion and maintenance of two boys ling. Patrons, the Provost, Dean of Guild, bursars (the name of the mortifier being Ministers, and Masters of the Grammar School till four- preferred) at the Grammar School. Factor, David Barrie, writer. teen years of age, and at College of St. William Henderson's—1742. The|in- Andrews for four years. Patrons, James terest of L.444, 8s. lOd. is applied to the Webster of Balmuir, the Heirs of the late education of from thirty to forty poor boys R. Graham of Fintry, the Heirs of Sir and girls at the Sessional School. Patrons, James Kinloch of Kinloch, and the Pro- the Provost, Bailies, Town-Clerks, and vost of Dundee. Factor, Thomas Neave. Ministers. Factors, John Symers and William Steven or Stephen's—1720. Alexander Keay. The interest of nearly £1900 annually ap- 1744. The interest of plied to the education and maintenance of James Clark's— maintaining and edu- seven boys of the name of Stephen and L.333 is applied for Council pre- Garden, or sons of decayed merchants. cating two boys. The Town ofvacancies Patrons, the Provost, the Minister of St. sent a list ofdouble the number of Pennyeuik, who Paul's, and the Lairds of Blackness and to Sir George Clerk Factor, the Dunnichen. Factor, Thomas Neave from it elects the bursars. Rev. James Paton's—1726. Ten gui- Town Chamberlain. neas are annually paid for the education Miss Graham's—1767. Two female of a girl or girls at the Public Schools of bursars receive the interest of L.167 Dundee. They must belong to the parish one receives L.3, and the other L.2, 10s. a of Kettins. Patrons, the Laird of Pitcur year, towards their maintenance and edu- and the Minister of Kettins. Factor, cation. Patrons, the Kirk Session. Fac- Robert Newton, Hallyburton. I tor, Rev. J. Robertson. CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 39

Dr John Brown's—1768. The stock Patrons, the Kirk Session. Factor, Rev. of this mortification is L.3738. At present J. Robertson. eighteen hursars receive each L.5 yearly, James Constable's—1821. The interest education at the Sessional School, and L.8 of L.2776 is annually applied for the edu- as an apprentice fee. Patrons, the Ma- cation of as many boys as the interest will gistrates and Kirk Session. Factor, Rev. maintain at L.8 each. Patrons, the Pro- J. Robertson. vost, Dean of Guild, and Parish Minister. Captain John Ramsay's—1774. The Factor, David Barrie, writer. stock of this mortification is upwards of Mrs Margaret Hughes's—1825. The

L.1600 ; L.1200 of which has been voted, interest of L.100 is annually applied for agreeably to the Testator's will, to the educating one poor girl. Patrons, the erection of the New Poor-house. The in- Kirk Session. Factor, Rev. J. Robertson. terest of the remainder is applied to an Miss Elizabeth Hallyburton's — annual payment of L.4 to the preaching 1826. The interest of L.1034, 7s. Id. is of a sermon on the wonders of Providence, annually divided amongst three, four, or and to the education of boys, and the sup- five maiden ladies. Patrons, the Town port of aged persons. Patrons, the Magis- Council. Factor, the Town Chamberfain. trates, Dean of Guild, Town Treasurer, Mrs Margaret Petrie or Morton's— andClerk; the Ministers of St. Mary's, the 1827. The interest of the bulk of her Murraygate and Overgate districts; and fortune is destined for the maintenance of five Members of the Kirk Session. Factor, aged and indigent persons belonging to Rev. J. Robertson. the town and parish of Dundee, those of James Webster's—1789. The interest the name of Petrie and Wighton having of L.6000. lent on landed security, and a preference, who each receive feom L.4 about L.500 in bank, is applied for the to L.6 per annum. Trustees, Alexander education of twenty-one boys at the Aca- Keay, William Barrie, Alexander Kay, demy. Twenty-five boys and twenty-five George Duncan, William Curr, George girls attend Mr Macintosh's school. Fac- H. Baxter, and James. Powrie. Factor, tor, Thomas Neave, writer. David Barrie, writer. Alexander Whyte's—1799. Twenty- George Webster's—1839/ The in- two boys and girls (seamen's children have terest of L.105 is applied towards the a preference) have annually, for four years, education of fourteen or fifteen children at L.4 each, and education at the Sessional the Sessional Schools,; Patrons, the Pro- School. Patrons, the Kirk Session. vost and Bailies. Factor, the Town Factor, Rev. J. Robertson. Chamberlain. James Pullar's— 1804. The sum of Lord Panmure's-1840. The interest L.3000 affords annually L.10 to the In- of L.IOOO, given to the Town by the late firmary, L.5 to the poor of the Nine Trades, Lord Panmure, is paid annually to the and L.5 to the poor of the parish. The Royal Infirmary. remainder of the annual rent being for Miss Janet Henderson's — 1848. the maintenance and education of ten poor The stock is L.1500. Fifteen old women boys, and the support of ten old men and each receive an annual allowance of L.5 women. Patrons, the Minister of the from the revenue. Menial servants are Overgate district, twenty members of Kirk strictly prohibited, by the Mortifier's will Session, Convener and Deacons of Trades, from sharing in the benefits of the trust, and their immediate predecessors in office. Patrons. Rev. Dr Adie, Rev. Jas. Ewing. Factor, David Rollo, writer. and G. H. Newall. Factor, David Rollo, John Grieve's—1806. The sum of writer. L.393, Is. 8d. mortified for the mainten- Webster, Speid, Watt, and John- ance of an indigent lunatic in the Dundee ston's — 1855. The interest of L.5375 Asylum. Patrons, the Kirk Session. applied in annuities to blind men and Factor, Rev. John Robertson. women, and in educating blind boys and Ogilvie's Hospital & Mortification girls; failing whom, to boys and girls for Juveniles — 1808. The present having their sight, but always limited to amount of the stock is about L.4000. the names of " Webster, Speid, Watt, and The trust will not come into operation Johnston." The annual income is up- until one hundred years after the death wards of L.180. Patrons, the Provost, of the niortifier, which took place on the Sheriif-Substitute, Parish Minister, Dean 19th April, 1825. Patrons, the Kirk Ses- of Guild, and Convener of Nine Trades. sion. Factor, William Thorns. Factor, William Thorns. Charles Anderson's—1820. Twelve George Marshall's. The interest of old men receive 6s monthly, and a similar L.600 is divided annually among five old sum is paid to the Indigent Sick Society. seamen. Patrons, the Master and Com- :

40 ECCLESIASTICAL LISTS.

mittee of the Trinity House. Factor, Brought forward, £41,5S4 7 2 James M'Ewen, writer. Mortifications devoted to Mrs Gibson's. The interest of L.100 purely charitable pur- is applied for the preaching of a sermon poses, and not, either in yearly against cruelty to animals. Pa- whole or in part, to educa- trons, the Provost, Dean of Guild, Parish tional, .... 17,707 6 6 Minister, and the first master of the Aca- demy. Factor, the Town Chamherlain. In all, £59,291 13 8 Edward's Educational Endowment. The interest of £150 to he applied for the education of young persons at the Semi- The Mortifications for edu- naries. cational purposes, or for educational and chari- From a report on the educational and table purposes combined, charitable mortifications in town,presented amount to £41,584 7 2 to the Town Council on the 27th July, For purely charitable pur- 1854, the stock of the Mortifications is as poses, - 17,707 6 6 follows In patronage of the Town In all, £59,291 13 8 Council or Magistrates, . £1,500 9 3 In patronage of the Town Council or Magistrates along with other Patrons, 9,480 16 1 This statement does not include the Mortifications in which in- large sums mortified to the Dundee Royal dividual members of Coun- Infirmary (with the exception of the late cil are patrons, along with Lord Panmure's endowment of £1000) and others, - 18,666 12 3 to the Dundee Royal Orphan Institution. Mortifications for educa- Neither does it include the Edward Edu- tional, or for educational cational Endowment, under the patronage and charitable purposes of the Directors of the Dundee Public combined, of which no Seminaries, and the educational endow- member of Council, as ment of upwards of £2000 sterling, not yet such, is a patron, - - 11,936 9 7 come into operation, of the late David Miln, Esq., banker. Carry forward, £41,584 7 2

VIII -ECCLESIASTICAL LISTS.

CLERGY AND PLACES OF WORSHIP.

ESTABLISHED CHURCH.

St. Mary's,.. East Church, Rev. Charles Adie, d.d. St. Paul's, South Church, Andrew Taylor St. Clement's, Steeple Church, J. Thomson, a.m. St. John's, Cross Church, Peter Grant St. David's, North Tay Street,... St. Andrew's King Street, Richard Logan Chapelshade, Constitution Road,.. Peter Cameron Wallacetown, Princes Street, James Anderson .

ECCLESIASTICAL LISTS. 41

FREE CHURCH. St. John's, Small's Wynd, Kev. Alex. O. Laird St. David's, Ward Eoad, „ Charles Nairn St. Andrew's, Meadow Place, „ James Ewing

St. Peter's, St. Peter's Street,.. . „ I. Burns, a.m.

Gaelic, Meadowside, . „ John Logan

Willison's, Barrack Street, . „ Thomas Hill

Wallacetown, , „ John Skene

Hilltown, Maxwelltown, . „ John Baxter Chapelshade, Bell Street, „ J. M'Dougal St. Paul's, Nethergate, „ William Wilson

Dudhope, Upper Pleasance,. . . „ Ed. A. Thomson Chalmers's Territorial,. Hunter Street, „ W. A. Stirling

St Andrew's Territorial, Wellgate, ( Int. )... . „ Alex. Thain

EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rt. Eev. A. P. Forbes, d.c.l., Bishop of Bre- St. Paul's, .Castlehill, chin Rev. H. Macnamara, m.a., Curate St. Mary Magdalene's, .Blinshall Street, Rev. David Greig, a.m.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

1st Congregation, Rev. Geo. Gilflllan, a. M. { j ^£S 2d Do. Bell Street, W. B. Borwick 3d Do. Tay Square, J. R. M'Gavin 4th Do. Temple Lane, James Wilson 5th Do. (Wishart)Cowgate Port John C. Baxter 6th Do. (James's) Bell Street, James Reston

CONGREGATIONALIST CHURCHES Ward Chapel, Constitution Road,..Rev. R. Spence, a.m. Princes Street, R. H. Smith, a.m; Lindsay Street, David Cook Panmure Street, Robt. Lang, a.m. Castle Street A. Hannay Hawkhill Preaching Station, Russell — John Masson Schools, ^ »

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. !Rev. S. Keenan „ Michael Kelly „ George Davidson rch M-Donald St. " - Mary's Church,' Maxwelltown, \ £ J ' f ( „ Peter Gumming 42 ECCLESIASTICAL LISTS.

REFORMED PRESBYTERIANS. Hawkhill, .Rev. Wm. Stevenson

UNITED ORIGINAL SECEDERS.

Euclid Crescent, •. Rev. "Wm. Robertson

BAPTISTS. Meadowside, John Henderson Lamb's Hall, Reform Street, David Mills Seagate, Rev. Robt. Menzies

GLASSITES. King Street, Various

OLD SCOTCH INDEPENDENTS. Alex. Easson and James Hovell, Elders Euclidt? va btreet,c* *ai S avid J Jag Donald and D Whyte, Deacons

EVANGELICAL UNION. Reform Street, Rev. Hugh Riddell Long Wynd, „ Davidson Black

WESLEYAN METHODISTS. Overgate, Top of Tally Street, Rev. John Drake

PRIMITIVE METHODISTS. Peter Street, Rev. James Johnson

UNITED CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Rankine's Close, Murraygate, Various Baltic Street, John Hunter

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. Hammermen's Hall, Barrack Street, Various

CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH. Meadow Place, Bell Staet, g j *f ^LmCannan LATTER-DAY SAINTS, OR MORMONITES. Camperdown Hall, Barrack Street, Various

SACRAMENTAL FAST DAYS. Thursdays before the third Sundays of April and October

Session- Clerk, Alexander Keay, 20 Meadow Street ECCLESIASTICAL LISTS. 43 SEAMEN'S FRIEND SOCIETY. T. Weston Miln, Chairman David Crighton, Treasurer. Andrew Low, Secretary James B. Johnstone, Missionary Temporary Station, Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping Co.'s Hall, Tindal's Wynd MONTHLY TRACT SOCIETY. Committee.—Edward Caird, Wm. Thorns, John Mackay, Edward Baxter, John Ewan, Alexander Easson, John Stevenson, Alex. Hean, John Hardie, P. H. Thorns, Patrick Watson, and James Kennedy Depository, Peter Robb, 28 Mid Street, Chapelshade Rev. John Masson, Secretary. William Murdoch, Treasurer AUXILIARY TO THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. Edward Baxter, Vice-President. Rev. J. R. M'Gavin, Secretary AUXILIARY TO THE CONGREGATIONAL UNION OF IRELAND. Alexander Low, Treasurer. Rev. Alex. Hannay, Secretary AUXILIARY TO THE LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY. Rev. R. Spence, Chairman of Committee George Rough, Treasurer. Rev. David Cook, Secretary BRANCH OF THE SCOTTISH REFORMATION SOCIETY. President, Alexander Blackie Treasurer, R. H. Isdale. Secretary, Thomas Gilchrist Committee.—Rev. Peter Cameron, John Dempster, Andrew W. Taylor, Thomas Wiggans, Alexander Blackie sen., Robert Montgomery, and Thomas Nelson Meets on first Tuesday of every month, at 8.30 p.m., in Lamb's Kooms, Reform Street.

SABBATH SCHOOL TEACHERS* UNION—1844. Its object is Christian fellowship and mutual improvement, and the advancement of Sabbath School instruction, without interfering with the management of particular schools and classes. It is open to teachers and schools of all evangelical denominations. Alex. Gilroy, President. Alex. Nicoll, Vice-President David Lyon, Treasurer. David Burt, Secretary The Committee is composed , of representatives from the various Congregations connected with the Union 44 MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN TOWN MISSION. Charles Smith, President. William Wallace, Vice-President James Watson, Treasurer. Robert Gardner* Secretary Committee.—John Leslie, George Millar, James Deuchars, Robert Turnbull, John Nicoll, William Scott, John Adam, William Couper, William Foggie, John Christie, Alexander Keiller, Jas. Galloway, James Beat, and Robert Livingstone

IX.-OTISCELLANEOUS LISTS.

FACTORY ACT, DUNDEE. Inspector of Factories, Sir John Kincaid Sub-Inspector, Daniel Walker Certifying Surgeons, Win. Monro, m.d., and W. C. Saunders, Surgeon PUBLIC BATHS. West Protection Wall

Directors. —Thomas Weston Miln, Convener ; Captain Traill, Alex. Anderson, G. LL. Alison, Andrew Brown, James Cay, David Sime, John Davie, Jas. Smith, John Irvine, David Nicoll, Joseph Westwood Treasurer, James Smith. Secretary, John Irvine Superintendent, D. Gardner

Open daily during the summer season from 7 a.m. till 10 p.m. ; and during the winter months from 8 a.m. till 9 p.m.

FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY—1833. George Duncan, m.p., President. Jas. Horsburgh, Vice-President David W. Tait, Secretary CURLING CLUB. Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., Patron and President Rev. James Thomson and Rev. Andrew Taylor, Chaplains David Barrie, Treasurer and Secretary PANMURE GOLF CLUB. S. C. Thomson, Broughty Ferry, Captain James Milne and George Burnett, Councillors William Crosthwaite jun., Secretary and Treasurer

Medal Holders.—Wm. C. Thomson, Silver Medal ; Captain Mait-

land Dougal, Gold Medal ; Wm. Crosthwaite jun., (Silver Cross Medal MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. 45 DUNDEE BOWLING CLUB. John Cross, President John Stiven, Treasurer. John S. Halley, Secretary 'ommittee.—J. Sturrock, R. Taws, G. Butchart, J. Smieton, and p J. Mills Thomas Fyfe, Champion HAW KHILL BOWLING CLUB. David Pitcairn, President. Alex. Bell, Treasurer Committee —James Bell jun., John Sharp, Alexander Ogilvy, and Henry Luis James Horsburgh, Secretary TAY CRICKET CLUB. John Skinner, Captain. Thos. Nicholson jun., Vice-Captain Committee.—Isaac G. Low, Alex. Balfour, and Patrick Scott ^ Jamee Neave, Treasurer. George H. Munro, Secretary ALBION CRICKET CLUB. Chas. M'Nab, Captain. Jas. Neish, Lieutenant Committee.—David Mitchell, John Sidey. James D. Boyack, David Robertson Jun. Treasurer, John Thorns. Secretary, Jas. Glass PANMURE CRICKET CLUB. John Greig, Captain. Robert Rattray, Lieutenant Committee.—Wm. Miln, David Strachan, and John K. Allan John Peebles, Treasurer. Alex. S. Rae, Secretary ANGUS CRICKET CLUB. R. Kinnison, Captain. J. M'Farlane, Treasurer H. Plenderleith, Secretary PHOENIX CRICKET CLUB. P. Henderson, Captain. A. Simpson Steel, Lieutenant J. W. Warden, Secretary. Jas. Birnie, Treasurer ANGUS CHESS CLUB. President, George B. Fraser Committee.— Jas. O. Fraser, Crichton M. Baxter, Wm. Barclay;, and J. Skinner Treasurer, Thos. Ross. Secretary, Patrick Scott The Club meets in Lamb's Hotel, Eeform Street, on the evenings of Monday and Friday at seven o'clock.

PHO~NETIC SOCIETY— 1849. William Webster, President Robert Robertson, 17 St. Andrews Street, Secretary and Treasurer OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETY. I. The extension of the art of Phonography, or Pitman's Short Hand. Classes are formed every two months, and meet in Free St. Andrew's School-Room, Mea- dow Street. II. To teach the reading of the ordinary books within a brief period by means of the Phonetic Alphabet. ,

46 MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. HARBOUR PORTER, OR PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY. Robert Rodger, President. Daniel Duff, Vice-President John Watt, Treasurer. John Dow, Clerk PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. W. G. Spindler, Conductor. H. L. Spindler, Vocal Conductor John Justice, Treasurer. William Gibb, Secretary INSTRUMENTAL BAND. Leader, David Gordon James Spence, Secretary. Lewis Miller, Treasurer Meets every Tuesday evening in the Ancient Mason Lodge, Murraygate.—Apply at the Shop of W. & M. Davidson, 54 Murraygate.

AMATEUR MUSICAL SOCIETY— 1855. James Chalmers, President. John Mitchell, Secretary Malcolm M'Lean jun., Librarian. Jas. Pearman, Conductor ABSTAINERS' MUSICAL ASSOCIATION. Constituted Oct. 1855, in connexion with the Total Abstinence Society, for instruction in the Theory and Practice of Music. Thos. White, President. Alex. Stewart, Treasurer Charles Balfour, Secretary. John Ogilvy, Librarian James Watson, Conductor Meets for practice every Monday evening in Hammermen's Hall GLEE & CHORUS SOCIETY. Malcom Taylor, Conductor Meets every Tuesday evening in the New Schools, Brown Street MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS. ARMY, NAVY, AND EAST INDIA COMPANY'S PENSIONER DEPARTMENT. Mead Quarters, Dundee Major Pigott Staff-Officer. Sergeant-Major J. M'Kenzie, Staff-Serjeant.

Staff Office, Dudhope Barracks The Dundee District comprises the entire of the Counties of Forfar and Kincardine,

The several Pay Stations are as follow : Arbroath, Montrose, Brechin, Forfar, Broughty Ferry, Friockheim, Johnshaven, Laurencekirk, Kirriemuir, Stonehaven and Tayport. ARMED FORCE. Major Pigott, Commandant Sergeant-Major J. M'Kenzie, 1st Company Sergeant-Major Charles Strachau,.2d Company Sergeant R. Miller, Piper Major Strength of the Armed Force.— 1 Commandant, 2 Sergeant-Majors, 6 Sergeants, 8 Corporals, 4 Drummers, 1 Bugler, 120 Privates MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. 47 BARRACK DEPARTMENT. Captain James Forbes, Barrackmaster Sergeant Isaac Moore, Barrack-Sergeant, Dundee Sergeant William Miller, Barrack-Sergeant, Perth Sergeant David Leighton, ....Victoria St. Barracks, Perth M. Thorburn, Canteen Keeper

Barrack Office, Dudhope Barracks

MASONIC BODIES.

UNION EOYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 6. HOLDINO OF THE SUPREME GRAND CHAPTER OF SCOTLAND.

Meets on the first Monday of every month at the Chapter Rooms, 7 Exchange Street,

James Chalmers, Z. ; David Hean, H. ; J. H. Robertson, J. ; James Jack, Past Z.

Gray Bissett, Scribe E. ; "William Soutar, Scribe N. John Low and James Smith, Guards

PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF FORFARSHIRE.

Lord Panmure, R. W. G. M. ; Sir John Ogilvy, Bart, R. W. Depute

G. M. ; Earl of Southesk, R. W. Sub. G. M. ; Colonel T. R.

Swinburn, S. G. Warden ; James Mitchell of Affleck, J. G.

Warden ; Rev. Andrew Taylor, G. Chaplain ; David Small,

G. Secretary ; James Chalmers, G. Sword-bearer.

LODGES IN DUNDEE.

No. 47. Operative—Lodge Room, 43 Overgate Peter Stratton, R.W.M. John Low, Treasurer. Patrick M'Ewen, Secretary

No. 49. Ancient—Lodge Room, 39 Murraygate Patrick Gardiner, R.W.M. James C. Watt, Treasurer. James Smith jun., Secretary

No. 78. St. David's—Lodge Room, Royal Hotel Thomas Russell, R.W.M. William Moir, Treasurer. James Winter, Secretary 48 MISCELLANEOUS LISTS.

No. 158. Thistle Operative—Thistle Hall, Union Street

l James Skene, E.W.M. James Webster, Treasurer. Thomas Anderson, Secretary

No* 225. Forfar & Kincardine—Lodge Eoom, 7 Exchange Street Francis Dick jun., E.W.M. David Crabb, Treasurer. David Scott, Secretary

No. 254. Caledonian—Lodge Eoom, George Hotel Charles D. Chalmers, E.W.M. James Anderson, Treasurer. A. Greig jun., Secretary

No. 317. Camperdown—Hall, Barrack Street J. D. "Wears, E.W.M. Charles Scott, Treasurer. Joseph Fleming, Secretary

ADAM'S LODGE OF FEEE GAEDENERS. - Francis Eollo, Master Alexander Crichton, Treasurer. James Miller, Secretary DUNDEE WEAVEE LODGE. John M'Laren, Master James Brown, Treasurer. Alexander Stratton, Secretary

HAWKHILL WEAVEE LODGE. James Miln, Master James Bruce, Treasurer. Alexander Anderson, Secretary

FAIES.

Stobb's Fair, for Cattle, Sheep, and Horses, is held on the 11th of July, or on first Tuesday thereafter Dundee First Fair, for Cattle, Sheep, and Horses, is held on 26th August, if that day fall upon a Tuesday, Wednesday,

Thursday, or Friday ; but if on other days, then the first Tues- day thereafter. Sheep market on the previous day Dundee Latter Fair, for Cattle and Horses, is held on the 19th September—the same rule applying as with the First Fair • N.B. — These markets are held at the Fair Muir, top of Hilltown. The Term " Flit-Friday'' or feeing markets, are held on the 25th May and on 22d November, or on the first Friday thereafter The Weekly Cattle and Sheep Market is held every Monday fore* noon at the Market-place, Wards

Market Days—Tuesday and Friday ;

TOST OFFICE LISTS. 49

X.-POST OFFICE LISTS.

DUNDEE ESTABLISHMENT, TOWN HOUSE, HIGH STREET.

Robert Bell, Postmaster William Gibb, Chief Clerk George Henderson, Peter Proudfoot William Lyon, and William Robertson, Clerks

Letter Carriers. —David Urquhart, 39 Nethergate ; David Smith,

3 Vault ; William Sprunt, 16 Ann Street ; David Noble, Dudhope

Crescent, Land 19, No. 12 ; William Shepherd, 11 Seafield Lane

William George, 6 Elizabeth Street ; John Nicoll, Dudhope

Crescent, Land 17, No. 3 ; Andrew Smith, Dudhope Crescent, Land 25, No. 3. Andrew Buist, Messenger and Stamper

ARRIVALS.

Arrive. Delivered.

London Day, Edinb., and Glasgow Mails 1 40 A.M. 7 A.M. Broughty Ferry Do. 10 15 P.M. j Edinburgh and Fife Do. 10 30 A.M. Aberdeen Morning Do. 10 40 „ ] London Night Do. 1143 „ } 12 25 p.m. Newport Forenoon Do. 12 10 p.m. Broughty Ferry and Monifieth Do. 12 10 Broughty Do. 4 40 „ Lochee Do. 12 40 „ Newbigging, Monikie Do. 4 „ Longforgan, Newport, and Lochee Do. 5 „ 1-8 0,, Aberdeen Day Do. 5 40 „ Edinburgh, Fife, Perth, Coupar Angus.

Blairgowrie, Meigle, &c. Mails 740 ;, .

50 POST OFFICE LISTS. DESPATCHES.

Id extra up to Box closes. (3d extra five Despatch. min. more)

Aberdeen Morning Mail 12 50 a.m. 1 15 A.M. Fife Mail, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Glasgow, Perth, Coupar Angus 5 15 „ 5 40 „ Lochee, 1st 5 15 „ 6 „ aLongforgan, Monikie, and New- 15 bigging .,.... 5 ' „ 6 „ Newport, 1st... 5 15 „ 6 45 „ Broughty and Monifieth 5 15 „ 5 50 „ a Aberdeen Afternoon Mail 10 15 „ 10 20 A.M, 10 30 „ aNewport, Broughty, and Lochee. 11 30 „ 12 30 P.M 12 40 p.m. *Perth, Glasgow, and all England and Ireland... 12 50 p.m 1 5 „ 115 „ «2dFife Mail 3 „ 3 10 „ 3 20 „ Perth, Glasgow, England, Ireland 5 „ 5 10 „ 5 23 „

* On Sunday at 12.50 a.m. aNot despatched on Sunday.

N.B.—An additional fee of 3d upon each letter until five minutes of the despatch. After the closing of the Box, all letters intended to go by that particular mail must have the postage and the additional fee paid in postage stamps on the letter, and handed in at the Paid Letter window.

HOURS OF DESPATCH FROM THE LOCAL POSTS AND RECEIVING HOUSES.

Name of Office. Receiver. 1st Despatch 2d Despatch. 3d Despatch.

Broughty Ferry. Mrs Eeid 11 25 a.m. 3 45 p.m. 8 55 p.m. Lochee David M'Kay... 12 noon 4 15 Longforgan William Ness... 2 45 p.m. Mylnefield James Burry.... 3 35 „ Five-Mile House John Douglas... 11 55 a.m. Lundie.... Miss Todd. 10 25 „ Monifieth David Barrie.... 1115 „ Newbigging David Mathers. 1 55 p.m.

Newport, Fife. . . J. Shepherd 11 20 a.m. 4 20 Balmerino 3 p.m. * 93 Perth Eoad. Alexander Prain 9 45 a.m. 4 15 8 55 * 54 Scouringb... James Christie 9 45 „ 4 15 9 * 5 Hilltown David Crichton.. 9 45 „ 4 9 * 38 King Street Francis Dick.. 9 50 „ 4 20 9 5

At those marked * all paid Letters and Newspapers must be paid by Postage Stamps. POST OFFICE LISTS. 51

MESSENGERS.

Broughty Ferry and ) John Mellis, Joint-Stock Build. Land 8, No. G.

Monifieth, } J. Matthew, Broughty Ferry Lochee, Wm. Stevenson, Mitchell's Ld., Chapelshade Long-foreran, James Galloway, 9 James's Street F H0USe David Stewarfc D«dho Crescent > Pe and" Lundie . j Newbigging, Jas. Henderson, Doig's Entry, 164 Overgate Newport, David Dand, 23 North Tay Street Money Orders.—At the Head Office, High Street, and Newport, Fife. Hours from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and from 2 to 6 p.m. Sums not

exceeding £2 charged 3d ; up to £5, 6d. They must be presented before the end of the second month, or a new order will be necessary, for which a second commission must be paid. If beyond twelve months, the amount will not be paid. Kegistered Letters.—By the prepayment of a fee of 6d in postage stamps, any letter, book, or other packet, on which the postage has been prepaid in stamps, may be registered. This will make its transmission more secure, by rendering it practicable to

trace it, when inland, from its receipt to its delivery ; and when foreign or colonial, if not to its delivery, at least to the port of despatch. The Post Office does not guarantee the safe delivery of the letter, &c, though the officers are, of course, responsible to the Postmaster General, who will call to strict account any one neglect- ing his duty on this point, and, if His Grace think proper, will require him to make good any loss that may be sustained thereby.

The Postage of registered letters must be prepaid ; and if the letter be inland, it must be prepaid in stamps. Every letter to be registered should not be dropped into the letter box, but be presented at the window, and a receipt obtained for it. The latest time for posting a registered letter is half-an-hour before the closing of the box for the mail by which it is intended to be despatched. To France and Prussia an additional fee is required. Cautions.—No explosive nor perishable articles can be trans- mitted, nor glass, sharp instruments, nor anything dangerous or calculated to injure the mail bags and contents. Letters to hot climates should be watered, as wax is liable to melt. Postage Stamps may be used for printed votes and proceedings in parliament, and on foreign, colonial, and ship letters, &c, out- wards. If any letter, however, addressed to places beyond sea, bear an insufficient number of stamps, it will be sent to the Dead Letter Office, to be returned in all practical cases to the writer. Stamps are not permitted to be used on letters arriving in the United Kingdom from the Colonies or foreign countries. These regulations are applicable to newspapers in those cases where they are liable to postage. If the stamps affixed to letters have been mutilated or defaced, the letter will be liable to the unpaid rate. 52 POST OFFICE LISTS.

Ship Letters. —Letters for foreign parts to which there are no regular packets are forwarded through the Ship Letter Office,

London, by every outward-bound vessel ; and letters can be forwarded to the Colonies and foreign parts through the Post Office, by any ship or from any port, if specially addressed. In cases where wanted to go by a particular ship, the name must also be specified, as, "Hamburg Steamer via Hull." All ship letters must be prepaid 8d under one-half ounce, and so on in the ratio as inland letters. Newspapers.—There are specific regulations for the reception of

Foreign and Colonial newspapers into this country ; and for the despatch of British newspapers, periodical works, Parliamentary papers, &c. NEWSPAPERS AND OTHER PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS BEARING THE NEWSPAPER STAMP. Although provision is made for forwarding newspapers, books, and money through the post, it is not compulsory on any one to em- ploy this mode of transmission : everything except letters may be sent in any other way. All periodical publications, including newspapers published in the United Kingdom, at intervals not exceeding thirty-one days, and which bear an impressed stamp or stamps denoting the stamp duty, (of the kind formerly confined chiefly to newspapers,) may be trans- mitted and retransmitted through the post within the United King- dom free from postage under the following regulations,—viz. : They are subject to the same restrictions with regard to the number of sheets and superficial extent as were lately applicable only to newspapers properly so called. These restrictions are shown in the following table. Amount of stamps Maximum Maximum superficial impressed on the publication. number of sheets extent of letterpress on one side. One penny Two 2,295 in. Three half-pence Three 3,443 „ Twopence Four 4,591 „ No publication, or portion thereof, can pass through the post unless the impressed stamp which it bears be at least a stamp of the value of one penny. The title and date of publication inust be printed at the top of every page. The publication must be folded in such a manner that the whole of the stamp or stamps, denoting the full duty, shall be exposed to view, and be distinctly visible on the outside, except when there are more than two publications in the same cover it will be considered sufficient if the stamps are so arranged that they can readily be examined. It must not be printed on pasteboard or cardboard, or on two or more thicknesses of paper pasted together, nor must any pasteboard or cardboard, or such pasted paper, be sent with it as a back or cover thereto, or otherwise. — )

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It must be posted within fifteen days from the date of publication. It must either have no cover or a cover open at the ends. (As a newspaper sometimes slips from the cover, it is recommended that when a cover is used the address be written also on the newspaper itself, except when the newspaper is intended for retransmission, in which case, if the first address remain, the newspaper would become subject to letter postage. ft must contain no enclosure. It must have no writing or other mark thereon but the name and address of the person to whom it is sent, nor anything on the cover but such name and address, the printed title of the publication, and the printed name of the publisher or vendor who sends it. If the publication be addressed to any person within the free delivery of the place where it is posted, it becomes liable to a postage of one penny, which must be prepaid by affixing a postage stamp. When a newspaper is so folded as not to expose the stamp or stamps, a postage of one penny is charged in addition to any other f>ostage to which the publication, if properly folded, would have been

iable ; and if the newspaper, &c, be addressed to any person within the free delivery of the place where it is posted, and do not bear a penny postage stamp, it will be charged 2d. In case of any other irregularity, the publication is dealt with in accordance with the regulations of the book post. Unstamped or stamped publications which have been issued more than fifteen days can be forwarded within the United Kingdom, and to most of the colonies, under the regulations of the book post. Newspapers sent abroad are liable to the same regulations as newspapers passing (under the newspaper privilege) between different parts of the United Kingdom, except that, before going abroad, the name of the newspaper must have been registered at the General Post Office, and that, instead of requiring to have an impressed stamp, each newspaper, if sent to a British Colony, is liable to a postage of Id, (which must be prepaid by a postage label or in money,) together with an additional postage when the newspaper has to pass through a foreign country. In all cases of newspapers going abroad, the impressed stamp stands for nothing.

BOOK POST. At the following charges, and on the subjoined conditions, book packets may be sent by the Post to any place within the United

Kingdom : Weighing not more than 4 oz Id. „ more than 4 oz., and not exceeding 8 oz., 2d. » a 8 „ „ „ 16 „ 4d. 1 lb. „ 14 lb. 6d. » J , „ „ and so on—2d being charged for every additional half-pound, or any less weight. 1. The postage must be prepaid in full, by means of postage stamps affixed outside the packet or its cover. 54 POST OFFICE LISTS.

2. Every packet must be sent either without a coArer, or in a cover open at the ends or sides.

3. If the postage paid on the packet amount to as much as 4d, it may contain any number of separate books or other publications, prints, or maps, and any quantity of paper, parchment, or vellum, (to the exclusion, however, of letters whether sealed or open.) And the books or other publications, prints, maps, &c., may be either printed, written, or plain, or any mixture of the three. Further, all legitimate binding, mounting, or covering of a book, publication, &c, or of a portion thereof, will be allowed, whether such binding, &c, be loose or attached, as also rollers, in the case of prints or maps, markers, (whether of paper or otherwise,) in the case of booKS, and, in short, whatever is necessary for the safe transmission of literary or artistic matter, or usually appertains thereto. 4. But if the postage paid be less than 4d, the packet must con- sist exclusively of printed matter; without restriction, however, either as to the number of publications or separate sheets, or as to whether they are bound or unbound. If any other matter be in- cluded, the packet will be subject to the penalty mentioned in the 9 th condition. 5. A book packet, whatever may be the postage paid thereon, must not contain any letter, closed or open, or any inclosure sealed or otherwise closed against inspection ; nor must there be any letter, nor any communication of the nature of a letter, written or printed, in any such packet or on its cover. Entries, however, merely stating who sends the book, &c, or to whom it is given, are not regarded as a letter, and may therefore be made when any writing is permitted, that is, when the postage of 4d at least is paid.

6. No book packet can be received if it exceeds two feet in length, width, or depth.

7. Any packet which shall not be open at the ends or sides, or shall have any letter, or any communication of the nature of a letter, written or printed, in it, or upon its cover, is charged with the " unpaid" or double letter postage. 8. If a packet be found to contain any letter, whether closed or open, or any enclosure sealed or otherwise closed against inspection, or any other unauthorized enclosure, the letter or enclosure is taken out and forwarded to the address on the packet, charged with full postage as an unpaid letter, together with an additional book rate, that is, with the postage chargeable on a book weighing not more than half a pound. The remainder of the packet, if duly prepaid with stamps, is then forwarded to its address. 9. If a paeket be not sufficiently prepaid with stamps, but nevertheless bear stamps equal to a single book rate, it will be forwarded charged with the deficient book postage, together with an additional book rate ; but any packet which shall not bear postage stamps equal to a single book rate is charged with the letter postage. POST OFFICE LISTS. 55

10. No book packet weighing more than three pounds can be sent to the East Indies or to New South Wales. 11. In no case can a book packet be sent to the Colonies (except at the letter rate of postage) through a foreign country.

FOREIGN AND COLONIAL MAILS TO AND FROM DUNDEE.

Despatched from Dundee. Due in Dundee.

France and Spain By every London Mail By every Lon. Mail Belgium, German States, Russia,] Prussia, Ionian Islands, Holland, |

Cities of Hamburgh, Bremen, and }• Daily Daily Lubec, Denmark, Sweden, and | ... Norway J Lisbon, Spain, via Southampton, ) (a) 6th, 16th, and 26th, 7th, 17th, and 27th Gibraltar and Madeira, via Lisbon 12.50 p.m. j India, Ceylon, Malta, Syria, Egypt, 1 (b) 9th and 25th, 5 p.m. 17th and 30th and Mauritius, via Marseilles j Ditto Ditto, via Southampton (c) 3d and 19th, 12.50 p.m. 5th and 22d Penang, Singapore^and China, vial (b) 9th, 5 p.m. 30th Marseilles J Ditto Ditto, via Southampton

vannah,) Venezuela, California, {- (a) 1st & 16th, 12.50 p.m. 2d and 17th Chagres, Panama, New Granada, |

Chili and Peru, via Southampton J Mexico and Havannah ... (a) 1st, 12.50 p.m. 2d Honduras and Nassau (a) 16th, 12.50 p.m. 17th British Force in Turkey (d) Monday& Friday 5 p.m. Wednes. & Satur. Brazil, Buenos Ayres, Madeira, and? (a) 8th, 12.50 p.m. 17th Canary Islands j West Coast of Africa, Madeira, and ) 22d, 5 p.m. Monthly Teneriffe j Cape of Good Hope and Ascension ... By Private Ship Uncertain British North America and United ~) States, by British Packet from \~ Every Friday, 5 p.m. Weekly

Liverpool \ Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and J Every alternate Friday Fortnightly Bermuda \ Australia and New Zealand by Packet 4th and 19th, 5 p.m. 25 th

(a) When the Despatch day occurs on Saturday, the Mail closes next day at 12.50 p.m. (6)When the 9th or 25th occur on Saturday.the Mail closes following day at 12 50 p.m, (c)When the 3d or 19th occur on Saturday, the Mail closes previous evening at5 p.m. (d) Paid Letter Office open on Sundays from 9 to 10 a.m.

FOREIGN AND COLONIAL POSTAGES.

As the mode of transit of Foreign and Colonial letters is so varied, and constantly changing, it has been deemed superfluous to afford even a condensed statement re- specting them in these lists. It is also the less necessary, as by the courtesy and attention of Mr Bell and the other officials at the Post Office, all requisite information can be accurately obtained. —

5(> PUBLIC OFFICES, BUILDINGS, AND ROOMS.

XL-PUBLIC OFFICES, BUILDINGS, AND ROOMS,

The Rooms marked * are to be let for Sales, Exhibitions, Meetings, &c.

Ancient Mason Lodged 39 Murraygate Baltic Reading Room, 14 St Andrew's Place Bank of Scotland's Branch, 34 Reform Street Barracks, approach by Constitution Road and Barrack Road *Bell Street Hall, Constitution Road, W. British Lineu Company's Bank Branch, 77 Murraygate Butter Market, 12 Butcher Row "Camperdown Hall, 22 Barrack Street Chamber of Commerce, Royal Exchange, Panmure Street Churches and Clergy of all denominations, pp. 40, 41, and 42. Collector of Poor's Rates for parish of Dundee, Euclid Street Do Do. for parish of Liff & Benvie, New Inn Entry Courier Office, Key's Close, 11 Nethergate Customhouse, E. side of King William's Dock Deaf and Dumb Institution, 20 Bucklemaker Wynd Dundee Bank, 22 Castle Street Dundee Gas Light Company's Office, 18 Castle Street—Works, Peep-o'-Day Dundee New Gas Light Company's Office, 43 Reform Street Works, Croll's Rocks, Ferry Road Dundee, Perth, and Cupar Advertiser Office, 3 Overgate Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping Co.'s Office, 4 Mid Shore Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Railway Junction Company's Office, Yeaman Shore Dundee Station to Perth and W. and S., S. Union Street Do. to Arbroath and N., Dock Street Do. to Newtyle, Ward Road Eastern Bank of Scotland's Office, Trades' Hall, High Street Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railway Stations—Passengers,

Dock Street ; Goods, S. Union Street •Exchange Coffee-Room Buildings, foot of Castle Street Excise Office, Customhouse Buildings, Dock Street Fair Muir, Smithfield, Top of Hilltown Fire Engine Stations, Police Office and Harbour Do., E. side of King William's Dock Forfar and Kincardine Mason Lodge, 7 Exchange Buildings Forfarshire and Perthshire Fire Insurance Office, St. Andrew's Place, 16 Cowgate Guild Hall, Town House Hammermen's Hall, 29 Barrack Street Harbour Office, Customhouse Buildings, Dock Street Harbour Clerk's Offices, Customhouse Buildings, and 11 Re- form Street PUBLIC OFFICES, BUILDINGS, AND ROOMS. 57

" Home," 17 Paton's Lane Harbour Engineer's Office, Customhouse Buildings Hull Shipping Company's Office, 4 Mid Shore Industrial Schools, Ward Road Joint- Stock Buildings, George's Place, Wellgate Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, 6 High Street "Lamb's Temperance Hall, Reform Street •Lindsay Street Hall, 17 Lindsay Street Literary Institute and Reading Room, 5 Nethergate Lloyd's Surveyor's Office, 45 Dock Street Lodging Houses (Model), 97 Overgate, 69 Scouringburn, and Blackscroft Mercantile Advertiser Office, 73 High Street National Bank of Scotland's Branch Office, Reform Street Northern Warder Office, 9 New Inn Entry Operative Mason Lodge, 43 Overgate Parochial Board Office, Euclid Street Police Office, Ward Road Police Treasurer and Collector's Office, 61 Reform Street Post Office, Town Buildings, High Street Public Seminaries, Top of Reform Street Public Baths, West Protection Wall, Harbour Public Library, 20 Vault Public Weigh-House, Vault Public Warehouse and Weigh-House, Greenmarket Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages—1st District, 19 St. Andrews Street Do. Do. 2d District, 62 Barrack Street Register of Sasines, 6 High Street Royal Arch Chapter Rooms, 7 Exchange Street Royal Exchange, Panmure Street Royal Infirmary, Barrack Road Royal Lunatic Asylum, Albert Street Royal Orphan Institution, 14 Small's Wynd Saturday Post and Penny Post—Office, Top of Meadow Entry Savings Bank, 21 Reform Street Session-Clerk's Office, 20 Meadow Street Sheriff-Clerk's Office, Watt Institution Buildings, Constitution Rd. Shore Dues Office, 1 Dock Street Stamps and Taxes Office, 3 Bank Street Do Do. Assessor and Surveyor's Office, 3 Thorter-Row Tay Ferries' Office and Station, Craig Pier Tay and Tyne Shipping Company's Office, 29 Greenmarket * Theatre-Royal, 15 Castle Street •Thistle Operative Lodge, 15 Union Street Town Buildings, High Street Town Clerks' Office, Town Buildings Town Chamberlain's Office, Town Buildings

Trinity House, Yeaman Shore ; Clerk, 6 High Street 58 STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, ENTRIES, &c.

Water Company's Office, Meadow Road Watt Institution, 17 Lindsay Street Weekly News Office, 9 New Inn Entry Western Bank of Scotland's Branch, 1*07 Murraygate

XIX. -LIST OF STREETS, SQUARES, IiANES, ENTRIES, &c,

INDICATING THEIR SITUATION.

Albert Street, Princes Street, Baxter's Court, 37 Cowgate continuation to N. Beattie's Close, 93 Murraygate Albert Court, 37 Nethergate Bell Street, Constitution Road E. Albion Passage, 161 Overgate to Baltic Street Alexander's Close, 120 Overgate Bell Street, ( West,) W. of Consti- Anchor Lane, 34 Henderson's tution Road in a line with Bell Wynd, Scouringburn Street Anderson's Place, William Street, Bell Street Lane, 3 Constitution Forebank Road Anderson's Entry, 122 Hawkhill Bell's Close, 14 Murraygate Anderson's Entry, 84 Princes St. Bell's Close, 38 King Street Anderson's Close, 47 Rosebank Bell's Close, 41 Rosebank Street Street Bellfield Lane, 173 Hawkhill Anderson's Close, 42 West Port Belmont Place, 112 to 124 Ann Street, 113 Hilltown to Hill- Hawkhill, S. side bank Bernard Street, 132 Hawkhill Annfield Road, 203 Hawkhill to Black's Entry, 46 Princes Street 86 Blackness Road Blackness Road, 68 Scouring- Arbroath Road, continuation of burn to the W. Princes Street, E. Blackness Terrace, Perth Road, Argyll Close, 1 Overgate from Manor Place to the Arthur Street, 41 Dallneld Walk Cemetery Blackscroft, continuation of Sea- Bain Square, 10 Cowgate and 4 gate from St Roque's Lane to AVell^ate Peep-o'-day Lane Bank Street, 34 Reform Street W. Blair's Court, 82 Nethergate Bank Court, 112 Seagate Blinshall Street, 74 Scouringburn Baltic Street, 36 Wellgate to Bonnethill, continuation of Well- Meadow Place gate to N. Barrack Road, continuation of Bonnybank, 62 Bucklemaker Dudhope Street to the W. Wynd Barrack Street, 59 Overgate to Borrie's Close, 84 Hilltown theN. Boyack's Close, 93 Overgate Barron's Court, West Port Brewery Lane, Pole Park Road Barrie's Square, 16 Scouringburn Broad Close, 220 Overgate STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, ENTRIES, &c. 59

Broughty Ferry Road, com- Commercial Street, from 24 Dock mences at Peep-o'-day to the E. Street N. to Burnhead Brown Street, 37 West' Port Constable Street, from StRoque's Bruce's Entry, 3 Wellgate Lane to Wallace Street Bucklemaker Wynd, from foot of Constitution Road, from Barrack Hilltown to Den's Road Street to N. Burnhead, 23 Seagate Constitution Road (Upper), con- Butchart's Close, 174 Seagate tinuation to the N. Butchart's Close, 112 Murray- Constitution Street, top of Con- gate stitution Road to E. Batcher Row, from Greenmarket Constitution Terrace, Constitu- W. to Yeaman Shore tion Road Butterburn, top of.Hilltown Corn Court, 169 Seagate Butter's Close, 54 West Port Cotton Road, 88 Bucklemaker Wynd to the N. Cable's Close, 46 Wellgate Coup'ar's Alley, 16 Wellgate Calender Close, 19 Murraygate Coupar's Entry, 40 Princes St. Calender Close, 178 Overgate Couttie's Wynd, 38 Nethergate Cameron's Close, 90 Murraygate to Fish Street Campbell's Close, 74 High Street Cowden Knowes, 42 Blackness Camperdown Court, 22 Barrack Road Street Cowgate, from 135 Murraygate Candle Lane, 81 Seagate to 45 toE. Dock Street Craig Street, from 22 West Dock Candle dose, 214 Overgate Street to Craig Pier Carolina Port, 69 Broughty Ferry Craig Pier, landing place of Tay Road to E. Ferries, S. end of S. Union St. Carswell Lane, 26 King Street Craigie Knowe, from 35 Lilybank Castle Street, E. end of High to Broughty Ferry Road Street to Shore Terrace Craigie Terrace, Broughty Ferry Castle Court, 25 Castle Street Road Castlehill, top of Seagate Crescent Street, 14 Princes St. Castle Lane, from Castle Court Crescent Lane, 24 Princes Street to Greenmarket Crichton Street, 25 High Street Cathro's Close, 29 Murraygate to Greenmarket Chapelshade, a district N. of Crichton's Court, 39 Overgate Bell Street to Dudhope Street Crichton 's Close, 50 Murraygate Cheri'yfield, Blackness Road Croft's Lane, 221 Hawkhill Church Street, 116 Princes St. Croall's Close, 78 Cowgate Church Lane, 33 High Street to Croom's Close, 66 High Street Tally Street Cross Row, 23 Small's Wynd Clepingtoh Feus, top of Hilltown, E. side Dallfield Walk, 38 Dudhope St. Coldside, W. of Strathmartine toN. Road David's Close, 149 Hilltown Comely Bank, 41 Constitution Davidson's Court, 67 Seagate Road Deerhorn Close, 38 Hilltown Commercial Street, 16 James's Dempster Court, 94 Scouring- Street burn 60 STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, ENTRIES, &c.

Dens Street, 3 Princes Street to Gardyne's Close, 42 Murraygate Blackscroft Gellatly Street, 36 Dock Street Dens Brae, 94 King Street to to Seagate to 103 Bucklemaker Wynd Gellatly Square, 91 Nethergate Dens Road, E. end of Buckle- George's Place, 51 Wellgate maker Wynd George's Street, 14 Wellington Dock Street, E. and W. along Street the Docks George's Street, Clepington Feus, Doig's Entry, 164 Overgate from top of Hilltown to the E. Doig's Court, 33 Castle Street Gowan's Court, 229 Overgate Don's Road, 9 Rosebank Gray's Close, 70 High Street Dron's Close, 201 Overgate Greenfield Place, 156 Perth Road Drummond's Close, 53 Seagate to 17 Magdalen Yard Road Dudhope Street, 18 Hilltown to Greenmarket, a square, foot of theW. Crichton Street to the Harbour Dudhope Crescent, Lochee Boad Guillan's Close, 43 Overgate Dudhope Place, W. end of Dud- Gunn's Close, 148 Overgate hope Street, N. side Guthrie Street, from top of North Dudhope Terrace, W. of Somer- Tay St. to Horsewater Wynd vilie Place Guthrie's Close, 103 Overgate Dyer's Close, 22 Murraygate Harbour Close, 62 Hilltown Elizabeth Street, 28 Ann Street Hawkhill, from West Port to Euclid Crescent, circling the front Perth Road and sides of the Public Sem- Hawkhill Place, from 13 Perth inaries Road to N. Euclid Street, E. side of Consti- Hay's Close, 55 Overgate tution Road, opposite Ward Hazeel's Close, 33 Nethergate Chapel Hean's Lane, 12 Small's Wynd Exchange Street, from 42 Castle Heathfield Lane, 69 Hawkhill Street to Commercial Street Henderson's Wynd, 15 West Port Henderson's Wynd, 93 Scouring- Fenton's Close, 70 Murraygate burn Fenton Street, 30 Meadowside High Street, the principal street, Ferguson's Close, 194 Seagate or square, in the centre of the Ferguson's Close, 51 Hilltown town Finlay's Entry, 154 Princes St. Highland Close, 81 Overgate Fish Street, from foot of Couttie's Hilltown, (or Bonnethill,) top of Wynd to Greenmarket Wellgate to N. Fleuchar Craig, Pole Park Road Hillbank, from Wellington Street Ford's Lane, 234 Hawkhill to 143 to Cotton Road Perth Road Horse Wynd, 93 Murraygate to Forebank Road, 56 Bucklemaker 86 Seagate Wynd Horsewater Wynd, 81 Scouring- Foundry Lane, E. end of Seagate burn Hospital Wynd, 272 Hilltown Gall's Close, 124 Overgate Hospital Park, N. of Hospital Gardner's Lane, Upper Pleasance Wynd Gardiner's Entry, 3 West Port How's Close, 55 Murraygate STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, ENTRIES, &c. Gl

Hunter Street, 50 Scouringburn Lyon's Close, 2 Blackness Road to 43 Hawkhill to 59 Hawkhill

Idvies' Street, 33 Bucklemaker M'Cosh's Entry, 96 Murraygate Wynd M'Intosh's Close, 101 Murraygate Infirmary Lane, 14 King Street to Meadowside Ireland's Lane, 17 Bell Street M'Vicar's Lane, 146 Perth Road Irvine's Square, 13 Mid Street to Magdalen Yard Road, from 42 45 Bell Street Perth Road towards the River Isles' Lane, 113 Hawkhill Magdalen Place, 43 Magdalen Yard Road Jack's Close, 142 Seagate Magdalen Yard, (or Green,) from Jamaica Street, 56 Ann Street Magdalen Yard Road to W. James's Street, 18 Ann Street fronting the River Jobson's Court, 54 Seagate Malcolm's Entry, 105 Scouringb, Johnston's Lane, 1 Scouringburn Maltster's Close, 58 Nethergate John Street, Dudhope Crescent Manor Place, junction of Hawk- hill with Perth Road, W. end Kay's Entry, 48 Overgate Marine Parade, S. of Victoria Keiller's Entry, 89 Seagate Dock, next the River Key's Close, 18 Nethergate Maryfield, a district N. of Albert King Street, from Cowgate to Street Princes Street Mason Lodge Close, 39 Murray- King Street Court, *8 King Street gate to 36 Seagate Kirk Wynd, from Tally Street to Mathew's Close, 31 Overgate S. Lindsav Street Mauchline Tower Court, 78 Mur- Kirk Entry, 21 Wellgate raygate Maxwelltown, a district N. of ,Ladvwell Lane, foot of Hilltown, Ann Street W*. side Meadow Street, 24 Wellgate to Laing Street, 49 Cotton Road Meadowside Lamb's Lane, 86 Bucklemaker Meadow Place, W. end of Baltic Wynd Street Larch Street, from 122 Scouring- Meadow Entry, 80 Murraygate burn to 29 Blackness Road to Meadowside Laurel Bank, 41 Constitution Rd. Meadowside. from Top of Barrack Lilybank, Arbroath Road Street to Top of Baltic Street Lindsay Street N., 115 Overgate Meadow Close, 54 Murraygate to Ward Road Meal's Close, 167 Overgate Lindsay Street S., 108 Overgate Methodist Close. 51 Overrate to Nethergate Mid Wynd, 73 Perth Road to 167 Lindsay's Entry, 31 Hilltown Hawkhill Long Wynd, '75 Nethergate to Mid Street, 35 Constitution Road 192 Overgate Mid Shore, or Shore Terrace — Lowden's Alley, 133 Hawkhill see Shore Terrace Lowson's Close, 211 Overgate Middle Street, 53 Princes Street Lowjee Place, 45 Magdalen to Blackscroft Yard Road Miller's Wynd, from 53 Perth Luke's Close, 71 Nethergate Road to 158 Hawkhill 62 STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, ENTRIES, &c.

Miller's Entry, 15 Scouringburn Park Entrance, 7 Temple Lane Mill's W. Wynd, 171 Scouring- to Park Place purn Paton's Lane, 240 Perth Eoad to Mill's E. Wynd, 161 Scouringb. 61 Magdalen Yard Miln's Close, 202 Overgate Peddie's Close, 87 Overgate Milnbank and Milnbank Eoad, Peep-o'-dayLane, 133 Blaekscroft W. end of Scouringburn Pennycuik'sLane, from 127 Perth Miln's Buildings, 136 Nethergate Road to 218 Hawkhill toW. Perth Road, a continuation of Milne's Court, 48 Wellgate Nethergate from Small's Wynd Mint Close, 51 High Street toW. Mitchell's Close, 47 Seagate Peter Street, 111 Murraygate to Morgan's Buildings, 125Netherg. 84 Seagate Morrison's Court, 64 Wellgate Peter's Court, 20 Cowgate Morton's Square, 31 Wellgate Pitcairn's Court, 106 Nethergate Mount Pleasant, 104 Hawkhill Pitcairn's Close, 110 Nethergate Mudie's Close, 168 Seagate Playfair's Entry, 10 Hawkhill to Mudie's Close, 48 King Street Park Place Mudie's Close, 39 Dalffield Walk Pleasance (Upper), on Lochee Murraygate, a leading Street Road from E. end of High Street to Pleasance (Lower), W. end of the N.E. Scouringburn Myles's Court, 58 St. Andrews Pole Park Road, Lower Pleasance Street E. side Powrie's Lane, 89 Bell Street Powrie's Place, 9 Ann Street Nelson Street, 58 Bucklemaker Princes Street, a continuation of Wynd King Street to N.E. Nethergate, a leading Street from Pullar's Close, 132 Murraygate High Street to Perth Road, W. New Inn Entry, 67 High Street Quarry Entry, 84 Cowgate Quarry Close, 67 King" Street Ogilvie's Close, 29 High Street Queen Street, 150 Seagate to 59 Ogilvie's Close, 69 Overgate Cowgate Osborne Place, Magdalen Yard, E. of Strawberry Bank Ramsay Street, Pole Park Road Overgate, a leading Street from Ramsay's Entry, 41 Scouringburn High Street to West Port Rankine's Court, 6 Murraygate Rattray's Court, 46 Seagate Panmure Street, from foot of Rattray's Entry, 75 Belf Street Murraygate W. to the Public Reform Street, from High Street, Seminaries opposite Town Hall Panmure Terrace, N. of Dudhope Rennie's Close, 116 Nethergate Terrace Ritchie's Lane, 157 Perth Road Paradise Road, from Mid Street to 234 Hawkhill to Dudhope Street Robertson's Close, 107 Cowgate Park Place, 127 Nethergate Rodger's Close, 77 Overgate Park Wynd, 72 Hawkhill Rodger's Close, 68 Cowgate Parker's Court, William Street, Roodyards, Broughty Ferry Road 12 King Street Rose Street, 1 1 Arthur Street )

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Roseangle, 42 Perth Road Shepherd's Loan, 300 Perth Road Eosebank Road, 28 Rosebank St. to Magdalen Yard Rosebank Street, 124 Hilltown Small's Wynd, 1 Perth Road to Rosebank Lane, 24 Rosebank Rd. 58 Hawkhill Ryehill Lane, 103 Perth Road to Small's Lane, 14 Small's Wynd 198 Hawkhill Smellie's Lane, from Hender- son's Wynd to Lochee Road St Andrew's Street, 23 Cowgate Smithfield, a district top of Hill- to 116 Seagate town St Andrew's Place, Cowgate Soap Work Lane, a continuation St Clement's Lane, 11 High of Ladywell Lane to W. Street Somerville Place, top of Consti- St David's Lane, 26 North Tay tution Road to W. Street Soutar's Close, 28 Hilltown St Margaret's Close, 36 Nether- Soutar's Close, 4 West Port gate Speed's Close, 19 Overgate St Mary Street, 19 Upper Pleas- Spence's Close, 154 Overgate ance Springfield, opposite Greenfield St Mary's Close, 30 Nethergate Place, 156 Perth Road St Paul's Court, 61 Murraygate Springhill, 84 Broughty Ferry St Peter Street, 109 Perth 'Road Road to Arbroath Road to 204 Hawkhill Step Row, 251 Perth Road to 63 St Roque's Court, 112 Cowgate Magdalen Yard St Roque's Lane, 208 Seagate to Stewart's Close, 63 Seagate King Street Stewart's Court, 59 Seagate St Salvator's Close, 13 Overgate Stewart's Court, 163 Seagate Saunderson's Court, 222 Overgate Stewart's Court, 15 St. Roque's Scott's Entry, 140 Princes Street Lane Scott's Close, 97 Overgate Stobsmuir, E. end of Stobswell Scott's Close, 12 Nethergate Road Scott's Close, 6 Hawkhill Stobswell Road and Park, Albert Scott's Close, 5 Brown Street Street Scouringburn, from West Port Strathmartine Road, from top to Pole Park Road of Hilltown to N.W. Sea Close, 120 Nethergate Strawberry Bank, 318 Perth Seafield Lane, 210 Perth Road to Road to 1 Windsor Place 29 Magdalen 'Yard Road Sugarhouse Wynd, 43 Cowgate Seafield Place, 214 Perth Road to Seagate to 37 Magdalen Yard Road Sydney Place, 41 Constitution Rd. i Seagate,a leading street, from S.E. High Street to StRoque'sLane Tait's Lane, 237 Hawkhill Seabraes, Perth Road Tally Street, 52 Overgate to iSea Wynd, 128 Nethergate to Nethergate Yeaman Shore Tannage Court, 7 Cowgate Session Street, 11 Scouringburn Tay Street, (North,) 251 Over- to Guthrie Street gate to N. Shore Terrace, or Mid Shore, from Tay Street, or Tay Street (South,

I. foot of Castle Street to Green- 99 Nethergate to 242 Overgate market Tay Square, 12 South Tay Street 64 STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, ENTRIES, &c.

Tay Street Lane, 93 Nethergate Watt Street, 138 Hawkhill Taylor's Lane, 284 Perth Road Watson's Lane, 133 Hawkhill to 71 Magdalen Yard Well Road, 108 Hawkhill Temple Lane, 30 West Port Wellgate, a continuation of Mur- Thorns 's Close, 79 High Street raygate N. to Hilltown Thomson's Lane, 218 Perth Road Wellington Street, 66 Buckle- Thomson Street, 228 Perth Road maker Wynd to 59 Magdalen Yard Westfield Avenue, 172 Perth Rd. Thorter Row, 36 Overgate to Westfield Lane, 190 Perth Road Nethergate Westfield Place, 186 Perth Road Tindal's Wynd, 4 High Street to Magdalen Yard Road to 6 Shore Terrace West Dock Street, W. side of Todburn Lane, from William Earl Grey's Dock Street to Den's Brae West Wynd, 89 Perth Road to Todburn Entry, 49 Wellgate 182 Hawkhill Todd's Close, 175 Overgate West Port, W. end of Overgate Trades' Lane, 123 Seagate to West Protection Wall, from Craig Dock Street Harbour to Tide Harbour, fronting the River Union Street and S. Union Street, Whale Lane, E. end of Seagate from 44 Netherg. to Craig Pier Whitehall Close, 22 Nethergate Union Street, 48 Ann Street Whiteleys, W. end of Nethergate Union Street, George's Place N. side Union Terrace, E. side of Cons- Whitton's Pend, 25 Hawkhill titution Road Wighton's Close, 9 Hilltown Union Place, 266 Perth Road Wighton's Pend, 87 Bucklemaker Union Close, 25 Nethergate Wynd Urquhart Street, from Scouring- William Street, 116 Scouringburn burn to Blackness Road to Blackness Road William Street, 60 King Street Vault, 17 High Street William Street, 70 Bucklemaker Victoria Place, S. side of Victoria Wynd Street Willison Street, 44 Barrack St. Victoria Street, top of Princes to N. Lindsay Street Street to W. Wilkie's Lane, 139 Hawkhill Victoria Square, 43 Nethergate Windsor Place, W. end Magdalen Yard Wallace Street, 121 Princes St. Windsor Street, N. from W. end to Blackscroft of Windsor Place Wallace's Pend, 72 Hawkhill Wright's Close, 95 Cow-gate Walker's Entry, 98 Seagate Wright's Court, 59 Wellgate Wannan's Close, 42 West Port Wyflie's Entry, 131 Murraygate Ward Road, (South,) top of Bar- rack Street to North Tay St. Yeaman Shore, foot of Union Ward Street, from Constitution Street to Sea Wynd Road to North Tay Street Yeaman's Close, 27 Overgate Water Wynd, 6 Ladywell Lane Young's Close, 18 West Port to Baltic Street Young's Close, 66 Murraygate ABB— AIR. 65

Kill.- -NAMES, PROFESSIONS, AND ADDRESSES OF THE PRINCIPAL INHABITANTS OF DUNDEE.

Abbot, George, of W. & G. Abbot, Todburn Lane Peter, church-officer, Small's Lane William, of W. & G. Abbot, 38 Bucklemaker Wynd W. & G., cabinetmakers, 123 Murraygate A.dair, John, grocer and teadealer, 31 Seagate A.dam, James, spiritdealer, 123 Hawkhill

James, manager, Ward Street Mill ; house, Fleuchar Craig John, of Halket & Adam, 224 Perth Road

John, plasterer, Ward Road ; A. 23 Rosebank Street Thomas, spiritdealer, 227 Hawkhill Peter, dairy-keeper, Dallfield Terrace Win. & J., shoemakers, 71 Seagate

Miss A., teacher, St John's School, Hawkhill ; h. 29 Con- stitution Road &dams, Alex., stoneware merchant, 206 Perth Road

Andrew, locker, Customs ; h. 14 Lowden's Alley A. H., a.m., 9 Wallace's Entry

Henry, glover, 5 High Street ; h. Victoria Street James, shipmaster, 14 Blackscroft

James Young, manufacturer, 122 Hawkhill ; h. 13 Union Street, Glasgow

William Y., clerk, 19 Cowgate ; h. Lowden's Alley Agnes, dressmaker, 38 Barrack Street Isabella, grocer and spiritdealer, 219 Hilltown Mrs, bookseller, 11 Lindsay Street Misses, 9 Wallace's Entry

^.damson, Robt., manager, Dundee Water Co. ; A. Laurel Bank Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 27 Overgate idie, Rev. Charles, d.d., Manse, Broughty Ferry Road Andrew, of A. & J. Adie, Manse, Broughty Ferry Road James, of A. & J. Adie, Laurel Bank A. & J., flaxspinners, 29 Cowgate Misses, 7 South Union Street Agnew, Mary, broker, 207 Overgate

Miss, straw-hat maker, 180 Overgate ; A. 207 Overgate

Aimer, David, blacksmith, 9 Hilltown ; A. 13 Do.

George, commission agent, Cowgate ; A. 71 Magdalen Green linslie, James, coal-dealer, Union Street, Maxwelltown ; A. 9 Do. \ii\ Alexander, tailor, 31 Murraygate ;

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Aird, James, shoemaker, 7 Union Street ; h. 38 Castle Street

James, tailor, Moon, Langlands, & Co. ; h. 84 Overgate Airth, Miss, staymaker, 118 Hawkhill

Aiken, George, bookkeeper to F. Molison & Co. ; h. 65 Albert Street

Aitken, Patrick P., writer, 24 High Street ; h. 148 Nethergate

Thomas, currier and leather-merchant ; works. Calender Close, Overgate; sale-sltop, 173 Overgate; h. 1 Methodist Close, Overgate

William, smith, 19 Overgate ; h. 43 Overgate Mrs, lodgings, 7 Cowgate Alcock, Mrs, 22 Barrack Street

Alexander, Charles, of Hill & Alexander ; h. Belmont Place, Hawkhill

George N., spiritdealer, Constitution Road ; h. 29 Do.

James, bookseller and stationer, 17 Overgate ; h. 28 Do. James, boot and shoemaker, 4 Blinshall Street

James, brassfounder, Mathew's Close ; k. S. Union St.

James, manufacturer, 35 King Street ; h. Cotton Road

John, cabinetmaker, Ireland's Lane ; h. 35 Constitution Road John, dah'y-keeper, Coldside Joseph, stoneware dealer, 97 Princes Street Samuel, boot and shoemaker, 46 Hilltown Thomas, surveyor to Lloyd's Register of Shipping, 45

Dock Street ; h. 11 William Street, Forebank

Thomas, merchant, Bruce's Entry, Wellgate ; h. 12 West Dock Street

William, commission agent, 11 St Andrews Street ; h. 4 Dallfield Terrace William, china-merchant, Ann Street

Mrs, milliner, 56 Nethergate ; h. 33 Do. Mrs, mangle-keeper, 67 Hilltown

Alison, George LLoyd, wine-merchant, 20 Nethergate ; h. " The Terrace," Whiteleys

Robert, secretary, Dundee and Perth Railway Co. ; h. 101 Nethergate

Allan, Alexander, messenger-at-arms, 10 High Street ; h. 1 Paton's Lane Alexander, writer and insurance agent, 41 Reform Street h. Maryfield Terrace

David, grocer, 83 and 85 Perth Road : h. 240 Do.

David, agent, 6 Peter Street ; h. 136 Hilltown David M., of James Allan & Son, 61 Reform Street James, joiner, 8 Coupar's Alley, Wellgate; h. 7 George's Place, Wellgate James, feuar, 72 Hilltown John, grocer, 27 Dudhope Crescent John, spiritdealer, 8 Hospital Park Robert, shipmaster, 51 Hospital Park ;

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Allan, William Stuart, French polisher, 6 Victoria Square James, & Son, perfumers and hairdressers, 14 Crichton

Street and 25 Murravgate ; h. 61 Reform Street Jessie, dressmaker, 21 Todburn Lane Miss, boarding and day-school, 9 Tay Street Allison, Mrs, spiritdealer, 4 West Dock Street Allot, Mrs, silk-dyer, 38 Perth Road

Alston, William, watchmaker and jeweller, 7 High Street ; L Union Place Ferrie, & Co., commission agents, 4 Commercial Street h. Broughty Ferry Alves, William, gardener, Constitution Street

Anderson, Alexander, merchant, 23 St Andrew's Street ; h. Maule's Bank, Carnoustie

Alexander, teacher, 4 Brown Street ; h. 199 Hawkhill Andrew, shipmaster, 35 Exchange Street Andrew, grocer, 4 Blackness Road

A. G., stationer and hairdresser, 45 Murraygate ; /*. 49 Murraygate

David, banker, Western Bank ; A. 105 Murraygate

David, writer, 11 Reform Street ; h. Bucklemaker Wynd

David, cabinet-maker, 154 Nethergate ; h. 102 Netherg. David, broker, 111 Scouringburn

David D., merchant, 23 St Andrew's Street ; h. Monifieth Ebenezer, of Anderson & Chalmers, Anderson's Entry, Hawkhill Francis, wright, 2 Baltic Street George, coal-merchant, Candle Lane

George, shoemaker, 96 Princes Street ; h. 78 Do. George Nieoll, grocer and spirit-merchant, 173 and 175

Hilltown ; k 64 Do.

James, printer, Courier Office ; h. Hawkhill James, shipmaster, Crichton 's Close, Murraygate

James, clerk, 1 Bank Street ; h. Hilltown

James, grocer and spirit-merchant, 33 West Port ; K 5 Brown Street

James, carver and gilder, 103 Nethergate ; h. 7 Lindsay Street

James, teller, Western Bank ; h. 105 Murraygate

Rev. James, Wallacetown Church ; h. 5 Victoria Street John, umbrella maker, Queen Street

John, collector of Excise ; h. Prospect Place, Constitu- tion Road

John, town-clerk, Town House ; h. Dudhope Terrace John, grocer and tea-dealer, 28 Ann Street John, cartwright and joiner, Stobswell Park John, joiner and cabinetmaker, 152 Hilltown John, grocer and provision-dealer, 156 Overgate, and Invergowrie OS AND— AYT.

Anderson, John O., grocer and spiritdealer, 176 Hawkhill J. B., of Anderson & Guild, Windsor Place

J. B., bookseller and stationer, 71 High Street ; h: Nethergate Patrick, of F. Molison & Co., "The Rosaire," Magdalen Point Peter, of. Anderson Brothers, 84 Princes Street

Peter, baker, 66 Nethergate ; h. 10 West Dock Street Peter, shipmaster, 1 Union Street, Maxwelltown Robert, gardener, 18 Seafield Road Robert, shipmaster, 7 Crescent Street

, William, of Anderson Brothers, 23 South Union Street William, gardener, Coldside William, of John & W. Anderson, Dudhope Terrace

William, boot and shoemaker, Belmont Place ; L Wilkie's Lane Brothers, bricklayers, 23 South Union Street & Chalmers, wrights, Anderson's Entry, Hawkhill & Guild, merchants, Royal Exchange Buildings John & William, writers, 10 Reform Street Helen, grocer, 89 Perth Road Jane, Working-Men's Coffee-house, Ann Street Mrs, lodging-house, 6 Perth Road Mrs, dressmaker, 11 Union Street, Maxwelltown Mrs, dressmaker and milliner, 7 Coupar's Alley Mrs, matron, Dundee Prison Misses, brewers, 10 Nethergate Misses, Seminary for Young Ladies, 2 St Andrew's Place Andrews, Alexander, bookseller and librarian, 158 Scouringburn Miss, teacher of drawing and painting, 1 Meadow Street Annan, Alex., builder, Downfield Archer, George, teacher, St Andrew's School, William Street,

Forebank ; h. 9 George's Place

Arklay, Patrick, merchant, Panmure Street ; h. Craigie House Mrs, 1 Hawkhill Place Mrs, grocer and tea-dealer, 55 Hilltown Armitstead, George, of G. Armitstead & Co., Airlie Lodge George, & Co., merchants and commission agents, 2 Panmure Street Arrott, James, m.d., 19 King Street W. H., commission agent, 10 Bain's Square, D. Martin

& Co. ; h. Whitfield

Arthur, David, manufacturer, 10 Rose Street ; h. 12 Rosebank Road Euphemia, grocer and tea-dealer, 24 Bell Street

Atkinson, William, Inland Revenue officer ; h. Westfield Lane

Austen, John, jeweller, optician, and dentist, 23 Nethergate ; h. 26 Union Street

Aymer, John, corn-merchant, 15 Dock Street ; h. 2 Dudhope Place Aytoun, John, wine-merchant, 57 Murraygate ;

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Baillie, David, grocer, 94 Murraygate ; h. 1 Commercial Street

Bain, George, manager of Ewan's Factory, Maxwelltown ; h, 47 Elizabeth Street

John, hosier and shirt-maker, 20 Murraygate ; h. 58 James's Park

Robert, clothier and hatter, 32 Murraygate ; h. Nethergate Baird, David, spiritdealer, 36 Dock Street James, shipmaster, 49 Todburn Entry John, tea-dealer, 20 Dallfield Walk Peter, stoneware-merchant, 180 Hawkhill

Richard, commission-agent, 13 Dock Street ; h. 97 Ferry Road

Balbirnie, Peter, mill-manager, West Bell Mill ; h. Stevenson's Land, Scouringburn William, of Cooper & Balbirnie, Bucklemaker Wynd Baldy, Miss, grocer and tea-dealer, 47 Wellgate Balerna, Mrs, grocer, 14 Yeaman Shore Misses, dressmakers, 53 Fish Street

Balfour, Alexander, shoemaker, 76 Overgate ; k. 10 Yeaman Shore Peter, manufacturer, Westfield Avenue

Robert, wright, Matthew's Close ; h. Land 8, No. 8, Dud- hope Crescent Mrs, lodgings, 2 Temple Lane

Ballantyne, James, manager, Equitable Loan Office, 6 Bain Square ; h. 110 Princes Street Ballingall, Mrs William, brewer, Pleasance Brewery

Balmain, John, teacher, St. David's School, Scouringburn ; h. 148 Perth Road Banks, George, shipmaster, 40 Union Street

John M., auctioneer and appraiser, 76 Murraygate ; h. 30 Mid Street

William, grocer and spiritdealer, 59 Murraygate ; It. 6 Somerville Place William, jun., grocer and spiritdealer, 22 Constitution Road h. 8 Somerville Place Mrs D., lodgings, 6 Bain Square Mrs G. W., 42 Mid Street Mrs James, lodgings, 42 Mid Street Mrs T., vintner, 13 West Dock Street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 134 Overgate ; h. 6 Bain Square Bannerman, James, stoneware-merchant, 113 Perth Road Barclay, Alexander, shipmaster, 30 Tay Street Andrew, town-missionary, West Wynd

; David, tailor, 201 Overgate Isaac, dairy-keeper, 241 Hilltown William, umbrella-maker, 12 Barrack Street ^iJii^S2iJ U11 -' merchant and insurance-agent, 2 Bain ibquare h. 14 Barrack ; ; Street ;

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Barnet, James, clerk, M'Kenzie, Ramsay, & Co. ; h. 1 St Peter Street Mrs, mangle-keeper, Ann Street Barnie, John, spiritdealer, 29 Hawkhill

John, coppersmith, King William's Dock ; h. 29 Hawkhill

Barrie, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 58 Overgate ; h. 212 Do. Charles, spiritdealer, Coldside

David, writer, 61 Eeform Street ; h. 6 Windsor Place George, farmer, Lawtown

George, teacher, 11 St. Roque'sLane ; h. 110 Princes Street James, dairy-keeper, Coldside Peter, ginger-beer and soda-water manufacturer, 74 High Street William, tailor and furnisher, 177 Hilltown Mrs, lodgings, 46 Reform Street Mrs, grocer, 108 Cowgate Barron, James O., shipmaster, 232 Perth Road Barry, Charles, tailor and clothier, 78 High Street

George, grocer, 25 Dudhope Crescent ; h. 4 Do. Batchelor, David, cabinetmaker, 115 Nethergate Docter, herbalist and pipe-manufacturer, 27 Small's Wd„ George, of G. & G. Batchelor, Isles' Lane Gersnom, of G. & G. Batchelor, Isles' Lane John, of Low & Batchelor, Whitehall Close, 35 Netherg. G. & G., upholsterers and paper-hangers, 22 Union Street Mrs, dairy-keeper, Bucklemaker Wynd Miss, dressmaker, 39 High Street

Bathie, William, potato dealer, 8 West Dock Street ; h. Murroes William Gordon, boot and shoemaker, 41 Murraygate and

64 Overgate ; k. 39 Seagate

Baxter, Alfred, coal-merchant, Laing Street ; h. Do. David, of Baxter Brothers & Co., Union Mount, Perth Road David William, baker, 52 Wellgate Edmund, of Baxter & Shield, Broughty Ferry Edward, of E. Baxter & Son, Hazel Hall, Perth Road George, tailor, 182 Hilltown George H., manufacturer, William Street, King Street h. 79 Bucklemaker Wvnd James, green-grocer, 12 Hilltown John, coal-merchant, 4 Comely Bank

Rev. John, Hilltown Free Church ; h. Hillbank House

Rev. John C, Wishart Church ; h. 9 Springfield John Boyd, writer and procurator- fiscal, 41 Reform Street h. Craig Tay, Ferry Road John M., accountant and book-keeper, G. Armitstead &

Co. ; h. Meadow Place Joseph, spiritdealer, 155 Seagate Thomas H., grocer, and wine and spirit-merchant, 95 Mur-

raygate ; h. 97 Do. BAX—BEL. 71

Baxter, William, veterinary-surgeon, Church Lane ; h. 62 Netherg. William B., Town-Chamberlain and accountant, Chamber-

lain's Office, High Street ; h. 3 King Street William Cargill, 38 King Street William Edward, m.p., of E. Baxter & Son, Ashcliff, Perth Eoad Brothers & Co., merchants and flaxspinners, Lower Dens

Works and Dens Mills, St Roque's Lane ; office, 11 King Street Edward, & Son, merchants, 1 King Street George R., & Son, wholesale confectioners, Campbell's Close; h. Upper Pleasance & Shield, writers, 46 Reform Street Mrs Alexander, grocer, 93 Scouringburn Mrs James, manufacturer, 25 Bernard Street Mrs John H., 103 Seagate Miss, 21 Springfield Miss, dairy, Strawberry Bank Misses, Ellangowan Misses, sewers, 103 Seagate Bayne, Henry, boot and shoemaker, 2 Hospital Park Beat, Andrew, grocer and tea-dealer, 40 Ann Street Beaton, Archibald, spiritdealer, 64 Dudhope Street Neil, spiritdealer, 62 Hilltown Beattie, Peter, fruiterer, 41 Union Street Mrs, baker, 4 Black scroft

Miss M., teacher, Mason Lodge Close ; h. 21 Reform Street

Beatts, J. M., auctioneer, 3 Union Street ; h. 32 South Tay Street A., Son, & Co., wrights, 9 Mid Street Beckwith, James, shipowner, 13 Bell Street Begg, Arthur, sen., of Arthur Begg & Son, Castle, Newport Arthur, jun., of Arthur Begg & Son, Upper Constitution Rd.

J. R., surgeon, 16 Seagate ; h. 25 King Street Robert, broker, 188 Overgate Arthur, & Son, tailors and clothiers, 20 High Street Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 28 Seagate

Beharie, Alex., builder, 61 Albert Street ; h. 63 Do. Beharrie, William, manufacturer, 1 Wallace Street and Constable

Street Factory ; A. 121 Princes Street Bell, Alexander, of J. H. & A. Bell, Belmont Alex., farmer, Blackness

Andrew, spiritdealer, 196 Overgate ; h. No. 2Dallfield Terrace

David, manufacturer, St Peter Street ; h. Do.

James, grocer, 49 Overgate ; h. Constitution Road James, jun., of James Bell & Son, 15 Step Row James H., of J. H. & A. Bell, Belmont

John, writer, 38 Castle Street ; h. Annfield John, grocer and teadealer, 40 Bucklemaker Wynd 72 BEL—BLA.

Bell, John Charles, agent and auctioneer, 7 Cowgate ; h. 4 James's Place, Broughty Ferry Thomas, merchant and manufacturer, Belmont Factory,

Hawkhill ; h. Magdalen Yard Boad

Thomas, hairdresser, 45 West Port ; h. 47 Do.

Bobert, postmaster and news-agent, High Street ; h. 3 Airlie Place Bobert, m.d., 164 Nethergate

Bobert, cabinetmaker, 24 Union Street ; h. above Samuel, 138 Nethergate James, & Son, rope and sailmakers, and sailcloth and sacking

manufacturers, 18 Dock Street ; wwks, Paton's Lane and Step Bow J. H. & A., merchants, Boyal Exchange Buildings John, and William Don, writers, 38 Castle Street Mrs, confectioner, 97 Cowgate Mrs, furnishings, 98 Scouringburn Miss, 138 Miln's Buildings, Nethergate Miss, grocer and teadealer, 87 Princes Street Miss, dressmaker, 66 Dudhope Street Bennet, Miss, dressmaker, 91 King Street

Benny, James, draper, 7 Wellgate ; h. 8 Bain Square Benvie, Andrew, merchant and manufacturer, Baxter's Court, Cow-

gate ; h. Napier Place, Nelson Street Berrie, Alexander, flaxspinner and manufacturer, 15 Bain's Square; h. 2 Windsor Place

Berry, Bobert, mill-manager, Tay Works ; h. 2 Wilkie's Lane, Hawkhill

Bertie, John, clerk, Trades Lane Calender ; h. 71 Hilltown

Binny, Alexander, clerk, Western Bank ; h. High Street

Birkett, Joseph, Clearing House clerk at D. and P. Station ; h. 101 Perth Boad Birrel, Mrs, Temperance Hotel, 48 Union Street

Birrell, John, teacher, Princes Street School ; h. 1 Church Street

Bissett, W., saddler, 55 Beform Street ; h. 32 Constitution Boad William, sen., late saddler, Laing Street Andrew, tailor, 212 Perth Boad

Gray, writer, 1 Bank Street ; h. 13 Nelson Street

Wm., late supervisor of Inland Bevenue ; h. 13 Nelson St. Misses, Seminary, 13 Nelson Street Black, Ebenezer, gardener, 191 Hawkhill George, carver, Gray's Close, 70^ High Street George, spiritdealer, 197 Hawkhill James, pavement-merchant, Ward Boad James, inn-keeper, 112 Murraygate James, grocer, 176 Overgate James, gardener, 9 Paton's Lane James Mitchell, tinsmith, 15 and 17 Meadowside John, brewer and spiritdealer, Todburn Lane Tavern BLA—BOO. 7d

Black, John, baker, 5 Lindsay Street Samuel, hairdresser, 23 Bucklemaker Wynd Thomas, gardener, Cherrybank, Blackness Road William, spiritdealer, 28 Scouringburn Mrs, spiritdealer, 30 Dock Street Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 13 Willison Street Blackie, Alexander, sen., late manufacturer, 20 Hunter Street

Alexander, jun., manufacturer, Bell Street ; h. 20 Hunter Street

Matthew, fiaxdresser, Union Street, George's Place ; h, Clepington Feus & Son, publishers, 31 Reform Street Blacklaws, Misses, dressmakers, 53 Fish Street

Blair, John, grocer and provision-dealer, 48 and 50 Scouringburn i h. 1 Hunter Street Thomas Bell, merchant and insurance-broker, Royal Ex-

change Buildings ; h. Craighill William, bookseller and stationer, 40 Wellgate William, grocer and spiritdealer, Commercial Street, Max- welltown William, dairy-keeper, 15 Albert Street William, tailor, 135 Scouringburn

William, foreman carpenter, J. Brown's yard ; h. 64 King Street Mrs, 1 Airlie Place Mrs, grocer, 25 Small's Wynd Mrs, lodging-house, St Margaret's Close Mrs, sick nurse, 80 Nethergate Blakey, J. H., of Blakey, Holden, & Co., Cotton Road Holden, & Co., spinners and manufacturers, Hillbank

Works, Dens Road ; office, 13 Cowgate

Blyth, Charles, mill-manager, Tay Works, (Gilroy Brothers & Co. ;) h. 5 Dudhope Street Henry, of H. & T. Blyth, Rosefield Cottage, Blackness Road John B., tailor and clothier, 131 Murraygate Thomas, of H. & T. Blyth, Rosefield Cottage, Blackness Road H. & T., flaxspinners and manufacturers, Coupar's Alley Mrs, broker, 190 Hawkhill Boak, James, of Boak & Co., Somerville Place James, & Co., curriers and leather-merchants, 58 Barrack Street

Boase, Charles William, banker, Dundee Bank ; h. Meadow Place

George Clement, banker, Dundee Bank ; h. 2 King Street

Henry S., bleacher, 41 St Andrews Street ; h. Claverhouse

Bon, Mrs, toy-warehouse and fancy-repository, 98a Nethergate ; h. Newport Bonthron, Mrs, confectioner, 34 Scouringburn Booth, George, veterinary-surgeon, Meadowside Graham, tailor, 89 Princes Street ; ;;

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Borthwick, A., & Son, small-ware merchants, 1 Reform Street h. Glasgow

Borrie, John, shipowner, 38 High Street ; k. Agra Bank, Carnoustie

Borwick, Rev. William, Bell Street U. P. Church ; h. 1 Powrie Lane Bower, Misses, dressmakers, 82 Overgate Bowman, Charles, shipmaster, 63 Nethergate John, spiritdealer, 46 Dock Street

Mrs, spiritdealer, 7 Princes Street ; h. 9 Do. Miss, lodgings, 1 Tay Street & Ritchie, Misses, strawbonnet makers, 52 Bucklemaker Wynd Boyack, Alexander, gardener and dairy-keeper, Fair Muir William, merchant and flaxspinner, Ward Street Mill h. Newport Boyd, Alex., cabinetmaker and joiner, Key's Close; h. 3 Castle Lane

George, fish-merchant, 4 Vault ; h. Balgay Feus, Lochee

James, agent, 19 Dock Street ; h. West Ferry John, grocer, 184 Hilltown

Omar, grocer, 142 Scouringburn ; h. 144 Do.

Robert, writer and notary-public, 51 Reform Street ; h. Tay Cottage, Newport Thomas, grocer and tea-dealer, 30 and 32 King Street & Philip, merchants, Sugarhouse Wynd Catharine, grocer, Coldside Mrs, 2 Laurel Bank Mrs John, fish-store, and registry for servants, 88 Princes Street Boyle, John, spiritdealer, 48 Ann Street Mrs, grocer, 49 Cotton Road Boyter, Mrs, spiritdealer, 45 Hawkhill Bradford, John, auctioneer and stoneware - merchant, Green- market Braidwood, Mrs, eatinghouse-keeper, 73 Hilltown Braik, John, broker, 44 Scouringburn Brand, James, merchant, 25 Greenmarket Wm., merchant, New York, 119 Murraygate; h. Mylnefield Brechin, James B., of Young & Brechin, 10 Yeaman Shore Breysig, Adolph., merchant and insurance-agent, and Consul for Mecklenburg, Oldenburg, and Bremen, 120 Seagate h. 137 Seagate Brickmann, Fr. Wm., Royal Prussian Consul, 8 Commercial Street h. 4 Strawberry Bank Brodie, James, grocer and spiritdealer, 21 Lilybank Samuel, merchant and insurance-agent, 3 King Street h. Lively Bank

Brough, Thomas, manufacturer, Peep-o'-day Lane ; h. 2 Nelson St. Brown, Andrew, of Andrew & James Brown, 127 Nethergate

Andrew, bootmaker, St Peter Street ; h. Ryehill Lane

Andrew, of D. & A. Brown ; h. above shop BRO. 75

Brown, Andrew, spiritdealer, 79 Seagate

Arthur, ship-agent, 11 Dock Street ; h. 3 West Dock Street

A. H., corn-merchant, West Ward Flour-Mill ; h. Broughty Ferry Charles, tailor and clothier, 4 Bain Square David, tailor, 36 Mid Street David, grocer, 57 Bell Street David, confectioner, 227 Overgate

David, of D. & A. Brown ; h. above shop

David, waste and rag-merchant, 9 Gellatly Street ; h. 3 Craig Street

David, wine and spiritdealer, 47 Union Street ; h. Netherg. D. B., of Methven & Brown, 7 George's Place, Wellgate

George, clerk, Baxter Brothers & Co. ; h. 3 George's Street, Forebank Henry, bookseller and stationer, 45 High Street; h. 36 Nethergate James, of James & Wm. Brown, Park Place and Lochton James, grocer and spiritdealer, 147 Hilltown James, china-merchant, 124 Hilltown James, general-dealer, 92 Scouringburn

James, tinplate-worker, 38 West Port ; h. Belmont Place, Hawkhill

James, shipowner, 61 Murraygate ; h. Union Place

James, Board of Trade ship-surveyor ; h. Craigie Cottage

James, manufacturer, 37 Cowgate : h. 10 Nelson Street

John, shipbuilder, Harbour ; h. Beres Villa, Broughty Ferry

John, grocer and spiritdealer, 150 Princes Street ; h. 152 Do. Joseph, brewer, 56 King Street Joseph, of J. & J. Brown, West Ferry Marshall, commission and insurance-agent, 2 Meadow Street

Peter, flesher, 247 Overgate ; h. Gowan's Court Peter, tailor and clothier, 29 High Street P., tailor and clothier, 10 Reform Street Shepherd, smith, Irvine Square Thomas, blacksmith, Craigie

Thomas, painter and paper-hanger, 164 Perth Eoad ; h. 1 Westfield Avenue William, of J. & W. Brown, and of Brown & Miller, Spring Grove, Nethergate, and Marchbanks, Lochee William, tailor and clothier, 7 Overgate William, printer, 29 Scouringburn William, dairy-keeper, 67 Ferry Boad William, grocer, 7 Gellatly Street William, spiritdealer, 41 Castle Street

William, draper, 9 Beforra Street ; h. 12 West Dock Street 7G BRO— BUI.

Brown & Miller, merchants and flaxspinners, Royal Exchange Buildings Andrew & James, merchants and spinners, 53 Cowgate D. & A., grocers and tea-dealers, 13 Murraygate James & William, flaxspinners, Panmure Street J. & JM wine-merchants, 61 Murraygate and 52 Seagate M. & A., milliners and dressmakers, 9 Hunter Street Mrs, china and stoneware-merchant, 14 George's Place Mrs, flesher, 108 Hawkhill Mrs D., grocer, 26 Scouringburn Miss, strawbonnet maker, 38 Reform Street ; h. 30 Do. Misses, dressmakers, 31 Elizabeth Street Misses, dressmakers, 36 Mid Street Misses, dressmakers, 36 Nethergate Bruce, Colin, confectioner, 233 Overgate

George, clerk, John Brown, shipbuilder ; h. 101 Princes St.

James, wright and turner, 40 Princes Street ; h. 110 Do.

James, manufacturer, 5 Small's Wynd ; h. 2 Do.

James, tailor and clothier, 8 High Street ; h. 3 South Lind- say Street James, Binns Cottage, Perth Road John, junior, of Bruce & Robertson, Constitution Road

John, boot and shoemaker, 15 Barrack Street ; kl.VJ Do.

Robert, clerk with C. Kerr & Co. ; h. 7 George's Street, Forebank & Robertson, manufacturers, 31 Meadowside and Rosebank Factory Mrs, 102 Nethergate Mrs, grocer and teadealer, 10 Smithfield Miss, teacher of Episcopal Training School, 6 King Street Miss, Seminary for Young Ladies, 12 South Tay Street Miss, dressmaker, 2 Albert Court, Nethergate Misses, milliners, 14 Greenmarket

Brymer, Alexander, china-merchant, 75 Wellgate ; h. above Robert, fishmerchant, 6 Vault Bryson, Mrs, grocer, 114 Seagate Buchan, D., baker, 79 Perth Road

Jas., grocer and teadealer, 47 Overgate ; h. 202 Perth Road James, late hardware dealer, 101 Perth Road

Thomas, sheriff-officer, 44 High Street ; h. 13 Union Place William Young, clerk to Hill & Renny, 101 Perth Road Miss, grocer and spiritdealer, 50 Blackscroft Buik, Andrew, of A. & H. Buik, Union Place, Perth Road Henry, of A; & H. Buik, Union Place, Perth Road Robert, grocer and spiritdealer, 18 Cowden Knowes

Thomas, grocer, 113 Hawkhill ; h. 18 Cowden Knowes A. & H., rope and sailmakers, 5 Dock Street Buist, Alex. J., merchant and flaxspinner, Willison Street ; office,

Royal Exchange Buildings ; h. Broughty Ferry ;

BUI—CAD. 77

Buist, John, grocer, 30 Lilybank

Mrs, upholsterer, 16 Castle Street ; h. 5 Castle Court Burdin, William, boot and shoemaker, Victoria Place Burke, Augustine, clothier, 19 Greenmarket and 7 Lindsay Street, h. 59 Hilltown Burn, James, officer of Inland Revenue, 39 Small's Wynd James, shipmaster, Victoria Street Miss, 3 Greenfield Place

Burns, Alex., flesher to Her Majesty, 136 Murraygate ; h. Mauch- line Tower Court

Andrew, grocer, 5 West Port ; h. 3 Do.

Rev. Islay, St Peter's Free Church ; h. 19 Thomson Street

James, grocer, 173 Scouringburn ; h. 1 Urquhart Street James, Inland Revenue Officer, 7 Small's Wynd Mrs, broker, 6 Bucklemaker Wynd

Charlotte, teacher, Free St John's Infant School ; h. Tem- ple Lane Mrs, teacher, Wallacetown Infant and Industrial School h.16 Crescent Street Burnet, Charles, hairdresser, 12 West Port

Burnett, George, merchant, 33 Meadowside ; h. 2 Douglas Terrace, Broughty Ferry Burrell, Robert, mate, steam-ship " Perth ;" h. 2 Meadow Street

Burt, David, bookseller, 75 Nethergate ; h. Seabraes Burton, Miss, grocer and teadealer, 103 Cowgate Butchart, Andrew, grocer and spiritmerchant, 56 Overgate Butchart, David, manufacturer, 60 Blackscroft

David, shipmaster, 14 Gellatly Street . George, baker, 64 Wellgate

James, grocer and teadealer, 38 Hilltown ; h. 12 Parker's Court

Peter, manager of Wallace Works ; h. Forebank

Williamson P., engineer, Tay Works ; h. 4 Dallfield Terrace

Isabella, teacher, St Andrew's School ; h. Gellatly Street

Mrs, draper, 52 Wellgate ; h. Morison's Court Miss, dressmaker, 69 Murraygate Miss, milliner, 14 Gellatly Street Miss, spiritdealer, Harrow Inn, 6 St Clement's Lane Bute, James, confectioner, 40 Murraygate

Butter, Alexander, cartwright, Park Lane ; h. 54 West Port Donald, keeper of Water Reservoir, Stobsmuir

James, grocer, 240 Overgate ; h. 8 Tay Square William, tailor, 210 Hilltown

William R., clerk, Dens Works ; h. 48 Bucklemaker Wynd

Cable, Alex., clerk, Park Mill ; h. 21 Watson's Lane

John, jun., clerk to Halket & Adam ; h. 21 Watson's Lane Cadenhead, A* & M., furnishings, 118 Perth Road ) — —

78 CAI—CAM.

Caird, Edward, manufacturer, merchant, and insurance agent, 59

Cowgate ; works, Hawkhill ; h. 8 Roseangle

John, builder, Miln Street ; h. Isles' Lane

& Co., yarn bleachers, 59 Cowgate ; works, Cromwell Park, by Perth Cairncross, Henry, Morgan's Buildings, Nethergate Caledonian Loan Company sale shop, 41 Overgate Calder, John, grocer and spiritdealer, 272 Hilltown John, dairy-keeper, 10 Rosebank Road "William, spiritdealer, 45 Hilltown Wm., land steward, Blackness House Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 145 Hilltown Mrs, lodgings, 15 Yeaman Shore Callen, James, road surveyor, Maryfield Terrace

Caiman, David, master of Graving Dock and Patent Slip ; h. Ma- rine Parade

John, shipbuilder, 5 Marine Parade ; h. Ferry Road William, clerk, 38 Castle Street & Martin, shipbuilders, 2 Marine Parade

Cameron, Alex., merchant, 2 Panmure Street ; h. 2 Dudhope Place Alex., tailor, 61 West Port Alexander, hairdresser, 37 Princes Street James, grocer and spiritdealer, 56 Blackscroft

James, watchmaker, 88 Murraygate ; h. 101 Do. John, bagpipe maker, 33 Scouringburn

Rev. Peter, minister of Chapelshade Church ; h. 146 Nethergate J. & P., general carriers (See Section Public Convey- ances —12 Shore Terrace Mrs, Belmont Place Mrs James, 2 Dudhope Place Campbell, Alexander, manufacturer, Hawkhill Andrew, tailor, 75 Princes Street

A., agent for A. Fullarton & Co. ; h. 14 Ford'stLane

David, tailor and clothier, 28 West Port ; h. 2 Temple Lane

Donald, teacher, Free Church, Longforgan ; h. Straw- berry Bank Donald, spiritdealer. 49 Bell Street George, writer, 6 South Union Street

George, spirit-merchant, New Inn Entry ; h. Ogilvie's Close, High Street

James, horse-farrier, Barrack Street ; h. Vault James, shipmaster, 2 Willison Street John, spiritdealer, 49 West Port John, saddler, trunk and portmanteau maker, 7 Ne-

thergate ; h. 43 Union Street

Peter, clerk. Eastern Bank of Scotland ; h. Morton's Square, Wellgate CAM—CAT. 79

Campbell, John, of Lennox & Co., Union Street Eobert, grocer and spiritdealer, 59 Scouringburn Thomas, flesher, 74 Scouringburn Walter, surgeon-dentist, 105 Nethergate P. & P., silk-dyers and renovaters, 93 Nethergate ; h. Methven Street, Perth

Isabella, teacher, Ryehill School ; h. Strawberry Bank Sarah, broker, 148 Hawkhill Mrs, spiritdealer, 6 Greenmarket Mrs David, 8 Crichton Street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 60 Overgate ; h. Speed's Close Cannan, Eev. William M., minister, 9 Panmure Street Cant, James, agent for London Printing and Publishing Co., 62 Barrack Street Carey, George, grocer and tea-dealer, 35 Seagate Cargill, David, of Cargill & Co., Longhaugh James, of T. & J. Cargill, 23 Cotton Road Thomas, of T. & J. Cargill, 23 Cotton Road

William, keeper of Curling Pond ; h. Upper Constitution Street T. & J., flaxspinners, Lower Pleasance Mill & Co., bleachers, Dundee Bleachfield, 21 St Andrews St clerk, Carlyle, George, D. & P. Railway ; h. 6 Victoria Square Caithness, James, shipmaster, 20 New Inn Entry Mrs Janet JEL, Morrison's Court

Carmichael, David, of J . Carmichael & Co., Cherryfield Cottage, Blackness Road George, of J. Carmichael & Co., 22 Fleuchar Craig James, of J. Carmichael & Co., 8 Somerville Place James, jun., of J. Carmichael & Co., Brown Street

James, merchant, 27 Overgate ; h. 3 Blackness Terrace James, currier, Henderson's Wynd, St David's Lane James, dairy-keeper, Bernard Street

Peter, engineer, Dens Works ; h. Springhill, Ferry Rd. James, & Co., engineers, Ward Foundry Mrs Charles, 37 Tay Street dealer Cams, John, in lead pipes, Willison Street ; h. Scouringburn Carrie, George, of Geo. Carrie & Son, Young's Close, Murraygate James, of Geo.^Carrie & Son, Young's Close, Murraygate j Robert, dairy-keeper, Coldside Robert, farmer and dairy-keeper, Fair Muir Robert, of Crighton, Carrie, & Co., 74 Seagate William, mill-manager, West Dudhope Mill ; h. 2 Wilkie's Lane, Hawkhill George, & Son, cartwrights, Meadowside Road Miss, dressmaker, 9 Annfield Road Carswell, Alexander, flaxdresser, 26 King Street Cathcart, James, jun., law-clerk and accountant ; h. 19 High Street ;

80 CAT—CHR.

Cathie, Francis, spiritdealer, 85 Overgate ; h. Boyack's Close Cathles, John, provision-dealer, Overgate 216 , Cathro, James, dairy-keeper, Albert Street Cathro, William, proprietor, 52 Smithfield A. & C, furnishings, 73 Nethergate Cay, James, of Gray & Cay, 37 Union Street Chalmers, Alexander, spirit merchant, 13 Lindsay Street Alexander, manufacturer and commission-agent, 38 and

40 Cowgate ; h. 34 Wellington Street Charles, of; C. Chalmers & Co., Magdalen Yard Charles, jun., of C. Chalmers & Co., Magdalen Yard CharlesjD., bookseller, stationer, printer, and account- book manufacturer, 10 Castle Street ; printing office

omd bookbinding shop, 79 High St. ; h. New Dock St.

D. F., flaxdresser and . manufacturer, 6 St. Roque's

Court ; h. 90 Hilltown James, commission-agent, Globe Fire and Life, and Nor- wich Union Life Office, Castle Street Insurance 47 ; h. 37 Union Street John, grocer and spiritdealer, 23 Union Street, Max- welltown Peter, bookseller and stationer, 105 Hilltown Peter, manufacturer, 29 Annfield Road Robert S., manager of Dens Works, Dens House Thomas, house-factor and collector of accounts, 61 Re- form Street Walter, spiritdealer, 227 Hilltown

Lieut-Gen. Sir William, k.o.el, c.b. ; h. 142 Perth Road; country residence, Glenericht, by Blairgowrie

William, manager, Lower Dens Works ; h. James's Park William, boot and shoemaker, 36 Bucklemaker Wynd

William, of Anderson & Chalmers ; h. Broughty Ferry

Charles, & Co., flaxspinners, Tay Street Mill ; office, 9 Bain Square W. & G. provision-merchants, 212 Overgate Mrs James, 3 Comely Bank

Chaplin, Mrs, broker, 152 Overgate ; h. Gunn's Close

Chaplain, John & James, blacksmiths, Willison Street ; h. 3 Do.

Chapman, James, coal-merchant, 22 King Street ; h. 1 Infirmary Lane Chapuy, Madame, teacher of French and Music, 13 Tay Street Child, Thomas, of Child & Ferguson, 51 Reform Street & Ferguson, heckle-makers and turners, 10 Willison Street Chisholm, James, grocer, 22 Dallfield Walk Christie, Alexander, writer, Depute Justice of the Peace Clerk, and keeper of the Register of Sasines, 6 High Street h. 24 Tay Street

Charles, spirit merchant, jftfurraygate ; h, West Port ;

CHR—CLE. 81

Christie, Charles, potato-merchant, 55 West Port David, grocer and potato-merchant. 59 Hawkhill

G., draper, 119 Murraygate ; h. 26 King Street

James, sub-agent, British Linen Company's Bank ; h. 77 Murraygate James, physician, 8 Tay Street James, baker, Post- Office Eeceiving-House, 54 Scouringb. John W., feuar, Binns of Blackness

Eobert, wood-merchant, South Union Street ; h. Elizabeth Street

Eobert, flesber, 40 West Port ; h. 2 Henderson's Wynd Sinclair, of J. Bell & Son, 1 St. Peter Street Mrs G., 20 Tay Street Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 53 Blackscroft Miss, embroiderer, 74 Nethergate Christisoil, John, teacher of Modern Languages, Public Seminaries h. West Ferry Chrystal, Miss, spiritdealer, 29 Seagate Clark, Alexander, rope and twine-maker, 225 Hilltown

Alexander, lathsplitter, Meadowside ; A.' 94 Nethergate Charles, Westfield Cottage, Westfield Place

David Robertson, printer, 70£ High Street ; h. 32 Barrack Street George, grocer and provision-dealer, Belmont Place James, teadealer, 25 Dudhope Crescent John, teacher, Trinity House John, grocer and teadealer, 177 Seagate John, of Clark & Sheach, 32 Ann Street John, grocer, 37 Overgate John, herbalist, 6 George's Place

Robert, grocer and teadealer, 97 Cowgate ; h. 7 St Roque's Court

Robert, spiritdealer, 123 Cowgate ; h. St Roque's Court

Robert, coal-merchant, 3 Low den's Alley ; h. 4 Do.

Robert, coal-merchant, 17 Bucklemaker Wynd ; h. Hawkhill

Thomas, blockmaker, 23 Dock Street ; h. 40 Blackscroft William, shipowner, 19 Dock Street; h. Garden Reach, Magdalen Green William, of Whyte & Clark, 2 Temple Lane

William, grocer, 110 Scouringburn ; h. 108 Do. William, china-merchant, 4 Hospital Park & Sheach, builders, Meadowside Mrs, provision-dealer, 63 Bell Street Mrs, mangle-keeper, 26 George's Place

Clarke, William, tea, wine, and spirit-merchant, 176 Seagate ; h. 172 Do. Cleghorn, William, baker and confectioner, 75 Overgate Cleugh, Alexander, of R. & A. Cleugh, Butehart's Close, Meadowside Robert, of R. & A. Cleugh, Union Close, Nethergate 82 CLE—cou.

Cleugh, Robert & Alexander, card-makers, South Ward Street

Clirehugh, William, Shore-Dues Office ; h. Newport Cochran, James, surgeon, 2 Airlie Place

Robert, chemist and druggist, 127 Murraygate ; h. 2 Peter Street Cochrane, Peter M., merchant and French Vice- Consul, 2 Panmure Street ; h. 46 Reform Street William, dairy-keeper, 17 Smithfield Mrs, 10 King Street Cockburn, Samuel, m.d., 126 Nethergate

J., & Campbell, wine-merchants, 33 Reform Street ; h. Edinburgh Cocks, Robert, m.d., 25 Tay Street Robert, manufacturer, Bain Square

Collier, William, merchant, 2 Panmure Street ; h. Eden Cottage, Ferry Road

Collins, Mrs, grocer, 190 Overgate ; h. 26 Grellatly Street

Colville, James, wood-turner, Willison Street ; h. West Port

John, accountant, National Bank of Scotland ; h. Lochee Conlin, William, & Co., brokers and furniture-dealers, 127 Cowgate and 15 St Roque's Lane

Cook, Rev. David, Lindsay Street Chapel ; h. 5 Springfield Place James, of Cook & Son, 2 Willison Street Thomas, house-factor, insurance- agent, and collector of accounts, &c, at Road-Money Office, 100 Nethergate, (E.

of Free St. Paul's ;) h. above & Son, brushmakers, 42 and 44 Barrack Street Cooper, Alexander, dairv-keeper, Stobsmuir Charles, baker, Blackscroft David, of Cooper & Balbirnie, 23 Tait's Lane- John, blacksmith, Dudhope Park John, shipmaster, 54 Blackscroft

John, corn-merchant, 36 Castle Street ; h. Clepington Farm William, builder, 100 Nethergate

W. W., linen-draper, 7 and 9 Reform Street ; h. Mag- dalen Yard Road & Balbirnie, slaters, 5 Meadowside Mrs, mangle-keeper, 11 Stewart's Court, 59 Seagate Copland, Robert, ship and insurance-broker, and coal-merchant, 7

Shore Terrace ; h. Newport Corstorphan, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 198 Overgate

Coullie, George, grocer, 12 Crichton Street ; h. 1 Couttie's Wynd

Coulson, David N, writer, 46 Reform Street ; h. 94 Nethergate Coupar, Alexander, tailor, 8 Blinshall Street James, grocer, 206 Hawkhill John, tailor and draper, 94 King Street; h. 41 TodburnLane & Co., grocers and spiritdealers, 134 Princes Street

Couper, James, manufacturer, 9 West Wynd . James, of Wilson & Couper, 4 Couper's Alley ;;

COU—CRA. 83

Couper, Peter, feuar, 28 Albert Street Thomas, manager, Dundee, Perth, & London Shipping

Co., 4 Shore Terrace ; h. 6 Do. William, shipmaster, 22 Dallfield Walk Mrs, baker, 36 Princes Street; h. Couper's Entry Coutts, Mrs, eating-house keeper, 45 St Andrew's Street Couttie, William, of Couttie & Elder, 29 Hilltown & Elder, cabinetmakers, 112 Murraygate

Cowan, Daniel, grocer and tea-dealer, 38 Dudhope Street ; h. Dallfield Walk James, brassfounder, gas-fitter, and plumber, Meadowside k. 2 Strawberry Bank James, grocer and provision-merchant, 148 Murraygate

Cowans, John, spirit-merchant, 95 Overgate ; h. Nethergate Qowgate Calendering Co., calenderers and packers, 58 Cowgate Cowie, Robert, house-painter and paper-hanger, 35 Nethergate h. 37 Union Street Cowper, James, grocer and spiritdealer, 98 Princes Street Cox, George A., of Cox Brothers, Wellbank Cottage James, of Cox Brothers, Clement Park, Lochee Thomas H., of Cox Brothers, Wellhead House, Lochee William, of Cox Brothers, Foggyley, Lochee Brothers, flaxspinners and linen manufacturers by hand and Eower-loom, and hemp-carpet manufacturers ; manufactory,

lochee ; office, 30 St Andrew's Street Mrs, china-merchant, 17 James's Street

Crabb, William, mill-manager, Pleasance Mill ; h. 5 Lower Pleas- ance

D. & W„ slaters, 15 Brown Street ; h. West Port Mrs, grocer, 45 Castle Street Craig, Edward, confectioner, 28 Ann Street James, gardener, Fleuchar- Craig James, furnisher, 71 Murraygate and 99 Hilltown; h. 99 Hilltown William, Edinburgh mail-guard, Post Office; h. Upper Pleasance Craighead, David, shipmaster, 3 West Dock Street

Craigie, Peter, joiner and cartwright, 127 Hawkhill ; h. Wilkie's Lane Mrs AVilliam, 15 Brown Street Craik, David, wright and cooper, 10 Hospital Park Cramb, David, sen., of D. Cramb & Son, 52 Magdalen Yard Koad David, jun., of D. Cramb & Son, 6 Victoria Square James, photographer, Victoria Square ; h. 52 Magdalen Yard Road John, writing-master, 52 Magdalen Yard Road Peter, professor of the flute and teacher of music, 52 Magdalen Yard Road David, & Son, bootmakers, 72 Nethergate and 24 Overgate ;

84 CRA—CRO.

Craminond, George, keeper of Trinity House, Yeaman Shore Walter, flesher, 64 Murraygate Mrs, Fleece Inn, Rankine's Court Mrs H„ lodging-house, 28 Murraygate Crawford, James, spiritdealer, 26 Session Street John, currier and leather-merchant* 8 Queen Street h. 53 Overgate Phineas, grocer, 190 Seagate J. & M., boot and shoe warehouse, 53 Overgate; h. above

Crichton, Archibald, merchant, 4 Panmure Street ; h. Broughty Ferry Charles, spiritdealer, 82 Bucklemaker Wynd

David, china-merchant, 57 Wellgate and 5 Hilltown ; h. 59 Wellgate James, merchant, 19 Cowgate, and Threadneedle Street,

London ; h. Waterloo Villa, Ammeid Road

James, agent, 11 Dock Street ; h. Ryehill House James, silk-dyer and scourer, 4—6 Meadow Entry, and

Mauchline Tower Court ; h. Mauchline Tower Court James, grocer and spiritdealer, 17 Rose Street John, surgeon, 23 King Street

John, baker, 29 Perth Road ; h. above John, grocer and spiritdealer, 26 Constitution Road P., soda-water manufacturer, Young's Close, Murray-

gate ; h. 108 Murraygate

William, spiritdealer, 34 Castle Street ; h. 21 Do. .William, baker, 18 Seagate Crighton, David, shipowner and agent for Lloyd's, 1 Commercial

Street ; h. Dudhope Ten-ace David, of Crighton, Carrie, & Co., 14 Springfield Carrie, & Co., drapers, 32 Reform Street

Crockatt, James, ironmonger, 3 Cowgate ; h. Morrison's Court John, grocer, 13 Pole Park Road William, m.d., 188 Perth Road Miss, lodgings, 2 Panmure Street

Crofts, David, coal-merchant, 10 West Dock Street ; h. Croft's Lane Croll, James, of J. & J. Croll, Duntrune Mill

John, of J . & J. Croll, Reform Street

John, builder, Watt Street ; h. Hawkhill

J. & J., millers, Duntrune Mill, Peep o'-day Lane ; shop, 11 Cowgate Catherine, grocer, 7 Church Street Mrs, 107 Nethergate Crombie, Thomas, & Co., grocers, 85 Nethergate Crook, William, of Murdoch & Crook, 2 Temple Lane

Cross, Alexander, agent, 119 Murraygate ; h. 3 Strawberry Bank John, of Wm, Scott & Co., 21 Forebank Road Crosson, James, of Crosson. Lowden, & Co., 48 Murraygate Lowden, & Co., boot and shoemakers, 4$ Murravgate ;

CRO—DAY. 85

Crosthwaite, William, manufacturer, St. Andrew's Street ; h. King Street House

Crowlie, John, draper, 27 Perth Road : A. 1 Miller's Wynd

William, draper, 16 Princes Street ; h. Crescent Street

Cruickshank, George, manufacturer, 36 Blackness Road ; h. 14 Isles' Lane Peter, governor of Dundee Prison Crystal, Mrs James, spiritdealer, 77 Cowgate

Cuckson, William, superintendent of Tay Ferries ; h. 16 South Union Street Cumming, Edward, grocer, 21 and 23 Ann Street David, shipmaster, 7 Exchange Street George, shipmaster, 7 Exchange Street

Rev. Peter, St. Mary's Catholic Chapel ; h. 4 Nelson Street Cunningham, James, of Malcolm, Ogilvie, & Co., Nelson Street

John, wine-merchant, 42 Castle Street ; h. Newport J. L., manufacturer, William Street, King Street h. 29 Cotton Road

Robert T., clerk, Dens Works ; h, 89 Bucklemaker Wynd William, agent for Thomas Howey & Co., carriers,

E. P. & D. Railway Station ; h. Wilkie's Lane Curr, William, merchant, Craigie, Ferry Road Currans, Thomas, grocer, 86 Scouringburn Currie, James, teacher, Royal Orphan Institution, 20 Small's Wynd

Walter Thomson, writer, 3 Bank Street ; h. Westfield Lane Cuthbert, James, agent for J. & P. Cameron, 3 West Dock Street Lawrence, wright, 12 Watt Street

Thomas, coachbuilder, Meadowside ; k. 3 Dudhope Place

Cuthbertson, John, teacher, Public Seminaries ; h. 9 Tay Street

Dalgairns, Peter, of P. Dalgairns & Co., 6 Shore Terrace Peter, & Co., wine-merchants, 3 Shore Terrace Mrs, St Peter Street Dalgety. J., merchant, 51 Magdalen Green Dallas, John, grocer and teadealer, 30 Gellatly Street Dand, Misses A. & J., dressmakers, 23 North Tay Street David, John, boot and shoemaker, 58 Blackscroft

Peter, builder, Euclid Street ; h. Hilltown Peteji jun., china-merchant, 151 Hilltown

Davidson, iflexander, hatter, 3 Reform Street ; h. E. Somerville Place Archibald, shipmaster, 10 West Dock Street David, shoemaker, 26 St Clement's Lane Rev. George, St Andrew's Catholic Church ; h. *50 Nethergate James, fish-curer, Candle Lane, Seagate ; h. Constitu- tion Road ;

86 DAY—DETJ.

Davidson, James, tacksman, Petty Customs, Craig Pier James Guthrie, 26 Tay Street

John, land-steward, farmer, &c, 26 Castle Street ; h. Kirkton, Newtyle

John, collector, Public-Kates, &c. ; h. St Salvator's Close

John, coal-dealer, Bell Street ; h. 81 Do. John, feuar, 19 Hospital Wynd John, spiritdealer, 6 Dens Road

Peter, fash-merchant, 94 Seagate ; h. Seafield Cottage, Broughty Ferry Robert, spiritdealer, 36 Scouringburn Robert, loom, lay, and shuttle-maker, James's Street William, grocer, 103 Scouringburn William, feuar, 23 Hospital Wynd

W. & M., spiritdealers, 54 Murraygate ; h. Crichton's Close, Do.

Charles, & Sons, paper-manufacturers, 2 Meadowside ; h. Aberdeen William, & Co., coal-dealers, agents, and ballast-office, Victoria Dock Elizabeth, teacher, Episcopal School, Elizabeth Street h. 25 Cowgate Mrs, grocer, 12 Rosebank Street Mrs, spiritdealer, 21 Wellgate Mrs John, Westfield House, Perth Road Davie, James, boot and shoemaker, 6 Hospital Park John, boot and shoemaker, 2 Temple Lane Thomas, grocer and spiritdealer, 35 Lilybank Dawson, John, spirit-merchant, 209 Overgate Mrs, mangle-keeper, Milne's Court Deadrick, Colin, master, " Queen" steamer, 1 Commercial Street Deans, Alexander, spiritdealer, 9 Brown Street Deas, John J., general warehouseman, 99 Murraygate, and 24 St

Andrew's Place ; h. 3 Dallfield Terrace Miss, dressmaker, 7 Cowgate Dempsey, Bernard H., tailor and clothier, 83 Nethergate Dempster, Mrs, spiritdealer, 92 Scouringburn Denholm, James, innkeeper, 9 Church Lane William, baker, 55 Hawkhill

Denoon, John, iron and tinplate-worker, 84 and 86 Overgate ; h. 82 Do.

Deuchar, John, jun., clerk, 1 King Street ; h. 10 King^Street Deuchars, Alexander, shipmaster, 53 Cowgate

Alexander, mechanic, Dudhope Works ; h. 23 Mid Street David, shipmaster, 7 East Dock Street James, agent and passage-broker, 6 South Union Street k. 11 Do. John, grocer, 141 Perth Road Lawrence, grocer, 67 Hawkhill ;

DEU—DON. 87

Deuchars, Mrs, sempstress, 8 Crichton Street

Dewar, Mrs E., draper, 119 Murraygate ; h. 2 Panmure Street Diack, Mrs, grocer and teadealer, Bucklemaker Wynd Dick, David, of H. P. Eee & Co., Greyfield House, Hawkhill Francis, tailor, St Salvator's Close, Overgate

Francis, tinsmith and gasfitter, Kirk Entry ; h. Wellgate Francis, bookseller and stationer, 62 Wellgate, and 38 King

Street, (Post Office Receiving-house ;) h.38 King Street Francis, baker, 61 Hilltown

Francis, jun. manufacturer, 134 Seagate ; h. 9 St Andrew's Street

John, secretary to the New Gas Light Co. ; h. 3 Craig Street Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 48 Barrack Street Thomas, fruiterer, 96 Nethergate

Thomas, jun., teacher, Tay Square Seminary ; h. 29 Mag- dalen Yard Eoad William, butcher, 169 Overgate Dickie, Archibald, wire-worker and bell-hanger, 19 and 21 Barrack

Street ; h. 26 Step Row Dickinson, E. F., of E. F. Dickinson & Co., Elmbank, Perth Road E. F., & Co., clothiers, hatters, &c, 39 Reform Street Dickson, David, grocer, wine and spirit-merchant, 77 King Street h, above David, tailor, 2 William Street, King Street George, provision-dealer, 16 Blackscroft James, green-grocer, 46 Hawkhill John, shipmaster, 33 Castle Street John Henry, shipmaster, 33 Castle Street Thomas, grocer and teadealer, Middle Street

Thomas, with J. Murdoch & Son ; h. Blackscroft William, shipmaster, 33 Castle Street Helen, china and stoneware-merchant, 119 Princes Street Mrs, provision-merchant, 123 Overgate

Doctor, Joseph, coal-merchant, 35 Barrack Street ; h. 45 Do. Mrs A., grocer, 35 Upper Pleasance Docherty, Andrew, broker, 9 Greenmarket Doig, David, grocer and teadealer, 24 Hospital Park James, boot and shoemaker, 22 Hilltown Mrs, 16 Tay Square Mrs, milliner, 44 Albert Street

Dolle, Charles, merchant, Exchange Buildings ; h. 30 Springfield Don, Francis, overseer, Bruce & Robertson's factory; ^.11 Rose St. John, of Don Brothers & Co., 9 Douglas Terrace, Bro. Ferry

Robert, wine-merchant and grocer, 41 Nethergate ; h. 17 Sea- field Road

William, writer, 38 Castle Street ; h. 2 Blackness Terrace William G., of Don Brothers & Co., Westby House, Forfar Brothers & Co., merchants and linen manufacturers, 10 Bain Square 88 DON—DRY.

Donaghy, Alexander, grocer and spiritdealer, 44 Hawkhill Donald, Isaac L., grocer, 86 King Street James, sen., of J. Donald & Sons, Pit Alpin Mills John, grocer, 234 Hawkhill John, sen., of J. Donald & Sons, Victoria Cottage, Lochee Thomas, tailor, 133 Overgate William, spiritdealer, 40 Scouringburn James, & Sons, merchants, 2 Panmure Street Mrs, mangle-keeper, 48 King Street Miss, milliner, 123 Murraygate

Donaldson, John, agent. 2 High Street ; h. Scott's Cottage, W. Ferry Robert, dentist, 19 Meadowside

Thomas, bookseller and stationer, 16 West Port ; h. 1 Park Entrance Wm., hairdresser, 76 Scouringburn Mrs, 48 Blackscroft Miss, dressmaker, 20 Union Street Dorward, David, mechanic, 16 South Lindsay Street

John, coal-merchant, 189 Overgate ; h. 12 Park Entrance

Dott, George, teacher, Public Seminaries ; h. 8 Hawkhill Place Douglas, David, grocer and spiritdealer, 18 Crichton Street

John, clerk, with Paton & Fleming ; h. Morgan's Buildings

Thomas, merchant, 53 Cowgate ; h. Broughty Ferry Miss, dressmaker, 16 South Lindsay Street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 6 Victoria Square

Dove, William, merchant, 8 Meadow Street ; h. Newport, Fife

Dow, Alex., grocer, 43 Hawkhill ; h. above James, gardener, Logie Spout

Patrick, clerk, Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping Co. ; h. 41 Park Wynd

Downie, John, Coffee-house keeper, 1 West Dock Street ; h. 2 Do. John, boot and shoemaker, 132 Hilltown Mrs, grocer, 206 Hilltown Doyle, Mrs, mangle-keeper, 69 Hilltown

Drake, George, rag-merchant, 6 West Dock St. ; h. Yeaman Shore

Rev. John, Wesleyan minister ; h. 146 Perth Road

Drimmie, Daniel, & Co., bleachers, 16 Cowgate ; h. Panmure Bleachfield

Dron, David, bookseller and stationer, 3 Castle Street ; h, 10 So- merville Place

J. M., clerk, Tay Works ; h. Dudhope Crescent

Drummond, Thomas, corn-merchant, 30 Castle Street ; h. Mid Craigie Mrs, Union Place Mrs, lodgings, 11 Kirk Wynd Dryden, David, spiritdealer, Coldside

James, manager of Dens Road Power-loom Factory ; h, 29 Cotton Road Margaret, grocer, 8 Dallfield Walk ;

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Dryden, Mrs, dairy-keeper, North Lawtown Drysdale, Alex., teacher and superintendent, Deaf and Dumb In- stitution, 20 Bucklemaker Wynd

Duff, George, wine-merchant, 20 Wellgate ; h. 5 Strawberry Bank

James, printer, 39 High Street ; h. 67 Nethergate

Linnis W ., shipmaster, 6 Victoria Square Eobert, grocer and spirit-dealer, 64 Scouringburn ; h. 58 Do.

.Robert, merchant, 83 Seagate ; h. 3 Windsor JPlace

Robert F., teacher, Tay Square Seminary ; h. 8 Victoria Sq.

Wm., merchant, Cowgate ; h. Bellfield Miss, 5 Strawberry Bank Duffus, James, broker, 23 Hunter Street John, of J. & A. Duffus, 1 Park Entrance

John H., tailor and clothier, 77 Scouringburn ; h. 78 Do. J. & A., grocers and provision-merchants, 36 West Port Dunbar, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 10 Yeaman Shore Duncan, Alexander, m.d. and surgeon, 128 Nethergate Alex., of W. & A. Duncan, Dallfield Walk Alex., eating-house, 20 Fish Street David, jun., agent for the *' Times" Fire Assurance Co., 3

New Inn Entry ; h. 94 Nethergate George, m.p., The Vine George, of John Duncan & Co., Castle Street George, grocer, 34 Barrack Street George, shipmaster, 12 Dens Brae

James, merchant, 2 Panmure Street ; h. Lochee James, grocer and provision-merchant, 14 Princes Street h. 32 Rosebank Street James, of David Duncan & Son, 31 Hilltown James, boot and shoemaker, 45 Cotton Road

James, printer, C. D. Chalmers ; h. 6 High Street John, of John Duncan & Co., Craigie Terrace John, bookbinder and paper-ruler, 6 High Street John, flesher, 42 Hawkhill John, dairy-keeper, 28 Rosebank Street John, clerk, Forfarshire and Perthshire Insurance Office ; h. Logie Feus

Michael, boot and shoemaker, 59 Princes Street ; h. 2 Mid- dle Street assistant-inspector of Peter, poor, Parochial Board Office ; h. 38 Mid Wynd

Peter, merchant, 8 Cowgate ; h. The Hermitage, Broughty Ferry

P. M., shipowner, 13 Dock Street ; h. 26 Hilltown

Robert, master of the Tay Ferries steamer ; h. 19 South Union Street Thomas, cowfeeder, 18 North Street, Smithfield William, gasfitter, 101 Bucklemaker Wynd William, shipmaster, Maryfield 90 DUN—EDN.

Duncan, Wm., of W. & A. Duncan, Milne's Court, Wellgate

W. G., general grocer, 98 Hilltown ; h. Rosebank Street David, & Son, bakers, 31 Hilltown John, & Co., merchants and manufacturers, Wallace

Works, Dens ; office, 28 St Andrews Street W. & A., reedmakers, 35 Wellgate Mrs, bookseller, 96 Hawkhill Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 16 Small's Wynd Miss, 1 Springfield Dundee Baking Company, 11 Hilltown

. Francis, coal dealer, 218 Hilltown ; h. Powrie Place Dunn, William, shipmaster, 54 Blackscroft

Miss B., teacher, St John's School, Hawkhill ; h. Heathfield Lane

Dunlop, William, assistant, Equitable Loan Office, 6 Bain Square ; h. 110 Princes Street Dunsmore, Kobt., inspector of lodging-houses, &c, Police Buildings

Durham, John, of Durham & Thomson ; h. Newport & Thomson, stationers, printers, and booksellers, 49 High Street Duthie, Miss, dressmaker, 14 Gellatly Street Dye, James, chimney - sweep and soot merchant, Saunderson's Court, 222 Overgate

Eadie, Robert, shoe-merchant, 25 Overgate ; h. 31 Reform Street William, coal-fitter and commission-merchant, 4 Dock St.; h. 7 Dock Street Eagan, Patrick & B., brokers, 74 Cowgate

Easson, Alexander, manufacturer, Jamaica Street ; h. 15 Wellington Place Alexander, grocer and teadealer, Maryfield

James, grocer and teadealer, 18 Princes Street ; h. 107 Do. John, cork-cutter, 39 Constitution Road John, of Easson & Son, 29 Constitution Road

John, teadealer and grocer, 70 Scouringbum ; h. Bar- rack Road Peter, 23 Thomson Street

Robert, grocer, 31 Perth Road and 27 Union Street ; h. Nethergate Thomas, of Easson & Son, 37 Constitution Road

William, grocer and spirit-merchant, 115 Murraygate ; h. Barrack Street William, shipmaster, 32 Constitution Road John, & Son, cork-manufacturers, 28 Barrack Street Mrs, Fleuchar Craig Eastern Association, grocers, 61 Princes Street Edgar, John, blacksmith and bellhanger, Pullar's Close; h. 51 Blackscroft Edney, James, bookseller, 31 Hunter Street ;

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Edward, Alexander, of A. & D. Edward & Co., Binrock House, Perth Koad Allan, merchant, Panmure Street; h. Farington Hall Charles, architect, 31 Keform Street; h. 2 Strawberry Bank David, flesher, 165 Perth Koad David, of A. & D. Edward & Co., Balruddery House James, of A. & D. Edward & Co., Ellen Bank, Perth Road John, tailor, 42 Albert Street William, grocer and spiritdealer, 76 Princes Street A. & D., & Co., flaxspinners and manufacturers, 9 King Street Mrs Janet, grocer, 93 King Street Elder, Johnj baker, 60 Scouringburn John, provisions, 18 Scouringburn Robert, stoneware-merchant, 92 Hawkhill William, grocer, 49 Hawkhill William, of Couttie & Elder, 9 Hilltown Elgin, Scott, confectioner, 16 Hawkhill Ellis, Miss, 17 Bell Street

Esplin, Alex., cabinetmaker, 61 Murraygate ; h. 7 Cowgate

Equitable Loan Office, 6 Bain Square ; sale shop, 4 Wellgate Eulenstein, Theodore, teacher of German and Music, 2 Meadow

Street ; h. 17 Nelson Street

Ewan, Francis M., of Laing & Ewan ; h. View Bank, Bro. Ferry John, merchant, fiaxspinner, and manufacturer, 36 Cowgate; h. Reres House, Broughty Ferry

Ewing, Rev. James, Free St. Andrew's Church ; h. 5 Hawkhill Place Thomas, late of the "London" steam-ship, 10 Shore Terrace

Fair, David Hyne, teacher, Russell Schools ; h. Strawberry Bank

Fairweather, A.*W., painter, 7 Panmure Street ; h. 49 Cowgate David, hosier, 171 Scouringburn James, grocer, 34 King Street James, merchant and manufacturer, 33 Meadowside h. Rose Cottage, Broughty Ferry

John, cabinetmaker, 63 Reform Street ; h. 17 Bell Street

J. T., tobacconist and candlemaker, 113 Murraygate ; h. 6 Wellington Street William, Registrar of Births, &c, 1st District, 19 St

Andrew's Street ; h. 17 Do. Mrs J., spiritdealer, 13 Temple Lane

Miss, draper, 10 Cowgate ; h. 17 Do.

Farmer, James, wright and glazier, 10 Church Street ; h. 23 Do. Robert, eoffee-house, 15 Princes Street Thomas, spiritdealer, 65 Seagate ;

92 FAR—FEE.

Farquhar, J. W., clerk, British Linen Co. ; h. 16 Wellington Street

William, clerk, Lower Dens Works ; h. 28 Lilybank Mrs, 16 Wellington Street Farquharson, Alexander, grocer and tea-dealer, 60 Albert Street David G., grocer and spiritdealer, 1 Blackscroft Donald, treasurer of Police, &c, 61 Reform Street h. Meadow Road

Finlay, clerk, Police Treasurer's Office ; h. Dallfield Terrace James, hosier, hatter, and shirt-maker, 84 Nether-

gate ; h. Lochee

James, boys' outfitter, 129 Murraygate ; h. 35 Ex- change Street

Robert, 68 High Street, (call ;) h. Westfield Lane

Robert W., watchmaker, 1 Castle Street ; h. Fort Hill, Broughty Ferry Thomas, Commercial Inn, 27 Commercial Street Walter, grocer, 81 Scouringburn

William, clerk to John Ewan ; A. 36 Cotton Road P., & Co., innkeepers, 3 Barrack Street

Fay, John, grocer and spiritdealer, 95 Scouringburn ; h. Larch St.

Patrick, tailor and draper, 49 and 53 Scouringburn ; h. 28 South Tay Street

Fearns, Robert, provision-dealer, 51 Murraygate ; h. 3 Bonnybank Road Feathers, James, clothier, 19 High Street

Peter Airth, optician, 26 Dock Street ; h. 7 Do.

Fegan, John, spiritdealer, 27 Dock Street ; h. 35 Exchange Street

William, spiritdealer, 21 Hawkhill ; h. above Fender, Mrs, Morgan's Buildings Fenton, Charles, of J. & C. Fenton, 7 North Lindsay Street John, farmer, Lawside John, grocer and provision-merchant, 199 Overgate J. & C, engravers and lithographers, 6 Crichton Street

Elizabeth, teacher, St. Peter's School ; h. Westfield Lane Fenwick, John, messenger-at-arms, Sheriff and Commissary Officer for the Counties of Forfar and Perth, and collector of

outstanding debts, 14 New Inn Entry ; h. above Major, Glen Agnes Cottage Ferguson, Alexander, shipmaster, 5 Crescent Street David, of R. & D. Ferguson, Seafield, Broughty Ferry John, of Child & Ferguson, 41 Barrack Street Robert, of R. & D. Ferguson, 1 Commercial Street David, & Co., soda-water manufacturers, 38 Tindal's Wynd R. &"D., sailmakers. 32 Dock Street Mrs, staymaker, 91 King Street Jane, staymaker, 5 Barrack Street Fergusson, H. B., of W. Fergusson & Sons, 22 Springfield FER—FLE. 93

ergusson, Robert, of W. Fergusson & Sons, 23 Springfield William, of VV. Fergusson & Sons, 22 Springfield Wm, & Sons, linen-manufacturers, 2Panmure Street

ernham, Grace, furnishings, 52 Hawkhill ; h. 1 Small's Wynd Fernie, William, tailor, 64 Hawkhill

Ferrie, Alston, of Alston Ferrie & Co. ; h. Broughty Ferry Alston, & Co., commission agents, 4 Commercial Street

Ferrier, George Hunter, clerk, H.M. Customs, Custom-house ; h. Craig Street Michael, manager, Saw-mill

Thomas, painter and paper-hanger, 13 Castle Street ; h. Speed's Close William, house-factor, 3 Craig Street Mrs G., lodgings, 32 Tay Street

Mrs, tobacconist, 9 Thorter Row ; h. 3 Tay Street Lane

Fettes, James, merchant, 12 and 14 Long Wynd ; h. 4 N. Tay St. Findlay, Mrs, lodgings, 10 West Dock Street Finlay, J. S., shipmaster, Myles's Court William, of Finlay & Grant, Bucklemaker Wynd & Grant, joiners, Euclid Crescent Finn, Mrs, sick-nurse, 14 Union Street Fisher, Alexander, proprietor, 14 North Street, Smithfield

John, hairdresser, 170 Perth Road ; h. 214 Do. Robert, teacher, Meadowside Academy; h. Gray Street, Broughty Ferry Mrs, lemonade and soda-water manufacturer, 18 Hender-

son's Wynd ; h. Isles' Lane Mrs, lodgings, 30 Mid Street Fitchet, George, grocer, 23 Princes Street John, grocer and tea-dealer, IS Hilltown Fitzgerald, Michael, teacher, Nethergate

Flanagan, James, clothier, 18 Greenmarket ; h. 24 Crichton Street

Fleming, David, grocer, 134 Murravgate ; h. Laing Street D. H., manufacturer, 183 Hilltown; h. 11 George's Street Forebank James, of Fleming & Reid. Rankine's Court John, stoneware dealer, 8 Hawkhill John, of W. & J. Fleming, 8 Victoria Square John, grocer, 41 West Port John Smyth, publisher, &c, 73 High Street

Joseph, clothier, 15 Overgate ; 23 Step Row Peter, late manufacturer, Bell Street Lane Peter, Mercantile Advertiser, (publisher,) 73 High Street Robert, of Paton & Fleming, 4 Airlie Place Wm. A., clerk, Town Chamberlain's Office; h. Constitu- tion Road & Reid, ironmongers, 16 Union Street

J. & J., ironmongers, 5 Overgate ; h. Upper Somerville Place 94 FLE— FRA.

Fleming, W. & J., grocers, 1 Exchange Street and 50 Seagate Mrs, 6 Springfield Mrs, spiritdealer, 24 Gellatly Street Street Mrs, milliner, 116 Overgate ; h. 7 Lindsay Mrs, mangle-keeper, 53 Hospital Park Mrs J., broker, 161 Scouringburn Miss, grocer and teadealer, 70 Albert Street Flight, Miss, milliner, 14 Bernard Street Flood, Mrs, eating-house, 13 Fish Street Flowerdew, Henry, writer, 22 Overgate Miss, 24 Springfield

Foggie, William, builder, Wishart Court, Cowgate ; h. Maryfield Foley, Wm., watchmaker, 18 Barrack Street Fotheringham, Peter, spiritdealer, 48 West Port Foot, Wm., shipmaster, West Wynd

Foote, Douglas, blacksmith, Mason Lodge Close ; h. 56 Murraygate Jas., boot and shoemaker, 24 Commercial St., Maxwelltown

Wm., blacksmith, 4 Ann Street ; h. 100 Hilltown Forbes, RightRev. A. P.,d.c.l., Bishop of Brechin, Burnhead House Captain, barrack-master, 15 Tay Street James, confectioner, 143 Hilltown Peter, spiritdealer, 54 Barrack Street Wm., tailor, 57 Scouringburn Miss, dressmaker, 8 Crichton Street

Ford, John, coal-merchant, Fenton Street and Yeaman Shore ; h. 5 Brown Street Miss, St Andrew's Place Foreman, Edgar, shipowner, 7 Dock Street John, grocer, 165 Hilltown Mrs, grocer, 102 Overgate Forman, Mrs W., 38 Castle Street Misses, dress and staymakers, 14 Greenmarket Forrester, Alexander, baker, 2 Panmure Street and 123 Nether-

gate ; h. 125 Nethergate Mrs, grocer, 13 Bucklemaker Wynd

Forsyth, William, bookseller, 76 Overgate ; h. 63 Barrack Street Foy, John, spiritdealer, 17 Vault Francis, Robert, supervisor of Inland Revenue, 7 Queen Street

Fraser, Andrew, porter, Dundee Bank ; h, 20 Castle Street Finlay, boot and shoemaker, 61 Bell Street

George, bookseller and stationer, 82 King Street ; h. 2, Stobswell Park George B., 9 Somerville Place Jas., auctioneer, 59 Reform St.; h. Upper Constitution St. Peter, cork-cutter, 43 Seagate Simon, grocer and seedsman, 8 Blackscroft Thomas, shipmaster, 33 Castle Street

& Cleland, hosiers and grocers, 52 Scouringburn ; h. Stir- ling's Park, Constitution Street FRE—GAR. 95

French, Peter, provision-dealer, 16 Hunter Street Friedlander, Moritz, of Jaffe Brothers, 29 Perth Eoad

Frier, George, confectioner, 121 Murraygate ; h. 123 Do. James, confectioner, 101 Murraygate John, confectioner, 71 Perth Road Robert, grocer, 1 Dens Road Fullarton, A., & Co., publishers and booksellers, 31 Reform Street Fulton, John, town-surveyor, &c, Police Buildings ; h. Step Row Fyall, Henry, boot and shoemaker, 3 Hospital Park

James, jun., grocer and spiritdealer, 27 Murraygate ; h. 31 Do.' Fyfe, George, spiritdealer, 9 George's Place

James, tea-dealer, 63 High Street ; h. 75 Bell Street Thomas, agent, 3 Castle Lane

Thomas, reed-maker, 15 Hawkhill ; h. West Port Thomas, grocer, 56 Blackness Road Miss A., dressmaker, 22 Dyer's Close, Murraygate

Fyffe, Andrew, clerk to G. Jameson ; h. 28 Hilltown James, slater, and superintendent of Fire Brigade, Ward Road

John, ship-agent and chandler, 44 and 45 Dock Street ; h. 17 Wellington Street, Forebank John, dairy-keeper, Coldside Mrs, lodgings, 4 Dallfield Terrace Mrs John, 20 Wellington Street Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 4 Dallfield Terrace

Galbraith, William, grocer and spiritdealer, 20 Dens Road Gall, Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 13 Scouringburn

Galletly, James, commission-agent, 27 Overgate ; /*. 24 Do. Galloway, David, tailor, 64 Albert Street E., Rose Cottage, Fleuchar Craig James, cooper, 39 King Street and 44 Tindal's Wynd ; h. 8 Fish Street James, Lilybank Cottage, Craigie Knowe

William, surgeon, 27 Hilltown ; h. 25 King Street William, writer and notary-public, 7 Vault; h. South Union Street Gammie, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 31 Lower Pleasance Gardiner, Mrs, sick-nurse, 2 Meadow Street Gardner, Peter, physician, 15 Meadow Street Richard, Dudhope House

Robert, writer, Town-Clerk's Office ; h. Albert Street Mrs J. H., furnishing warehouse, 70 Nethergate ; k. Union Close, Nethergate Gargan,G John, grocer, 6 Session Street

ardyne, John, baker, 44 Murraygate ; h. Gardyne's Close John, shipmaster, 67 Bell Street

Garland, Thos., shipowner, 39 Overgate ; h. 56 Magdalen Yard Rd, 96 GAV— GIL.

Gavine, James, cabinetmaker and joiner, 75 King Street ; h. 37 Do.

John, hosier and haberdasher, 70 High Street ; h. 2 Pan- mure Street

William, hosier and haberdasher, 150 Murraygate ; h. Broughty Ferry Mrs John, 37 Castle Street Geddes, Andrew, tailor, 28 Princes Street Mrs, 29 Springfield

Geekie, John, plasterer, Meadowside ; h. George Street, Forebank Peter, 25 Thomson Street Gellatly, William, hosier, glover, and shirt-maker, 26 and 28 Ne-

thergate ; h. Seafield Road William, managing-clerk to A. & D. Edward & Co., 7

King Street ; h. Ryehill Lane Mrs, milliner, 140 Perth Road George, Ann, eating-house keeper, 32 Wellgate Gibb, Alexander, bellhanger, 39 Small's Wynd

James, grocer, 155 Overgate ; h. Hospital Park

James, fruiterer, 9 Cowgate ; h. 23 St Andrew's Street

Philip, shoemaker, 133 Murraygate ; k. 42 Hospital Park Robert, shipmaster, 5 Castle Court

William, clerk, Post Office ; h. 5 George's Street, Forebank

Mrs W., flesher, 19 Crjchton Street ; h. 15 Westfield Place Mrs, Meadowside

Gibson, Andrew, coal-merchant, 33 Seagate ; h. 7 Lilybank Joseph, marine insurance-broker and average stater, 19

Dock Street ; h. 12 James's Place, Broughty Ferry

Kenneth, saddler, 48 High Street ; h. Newport

Peter, smith and machine-maker, 3 Gellatly Street ; h. Peter's Court Thomas, brushmaker, 6 West Port

William, goods agent, E. P. & D. Railway ; h. 1 M' Vicar's Lane

William, bootmaker, 74 King Street ; h. 26 Wellington Street William, of D. & W. Gibson, 12 Elizabeth Street William L., m.d., 27 Tay Street D. & W., manufacturers, Commercial Street, Maxwelltown Miss, 17 King Street Gilbert, Mrs, crystal and stoneware merchant, 198 Seagate

Gilchrist, Thomas, teacher, Ward Chapel Seminary ; h. 20 Wel- lington Street William, pilot, 32 Barrack Street Giles, George, agent for G. Handvside, Speed's Close

Gilfillan, Rev. George, George's Ohapel ; h. 5 and 7 Paradise Road Gill, Robert, tailor, 7 Overgate Gillies, Archibald, Editor Saturday Post, Seafield Road Gilrov, Alexander, of Gilroy Brothers & Co. 3 Union Terrace GIL— GRA. 97

Gilroy, George, of Gilroy Brothers & Co., Fleuchar Craig Robert, of Gilroy Brothers & Co., 1 Union Terrace

William, ropespinner, Bonnybank Road ; h. William Street, Forebank Brothers & Co., millspinners, Tay Works, Ward Road Gilruth, Alexander, hardware-merchant, 17 Union Street; h. Pros- pect Hill, Perth Road John, grocer, 23 Overgate; h. above

Peter, hardware-merchant, 52 High Street ; h. 65 Do. Girdwood, George, engraver, lithographer, and stationer, 10 Union

Street ; /*. 30 Reform Street

Glass, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 9 St Andrew's Street ; h. 6 Do. James, teacher of writing, arithmetic, and book-keeping,

Public Seminaries ; h. Nethergate John, of J. Glass & Son, 38 Albert Street John, jun., of J. Glass & Son, 40 Blackscroft John, & Son, manufacturers, 36 Albert Street

Glenday, R. A., clerk, Tay Works ; h. South Tay Street

Gloag, John Austin, of Walker & Gloag ; h. 21 Marshall Place, Perth

Golden, Peter, shoemaker, 118 Overgate ; h. Guthrie's Close

Gordon, James, of Gordon Brothers & Co. ; h. 107 Nethergate

John, of Gordon Brothers & Co. ; h. Gordon Street, Lochee Brothers & Co., corn-merchants, 28 Castle Street Gorrie, William, tailor, 35 Overgate Mrs, broker, 55 Princes Street Gourlay, Alexander, of Gourlay Brothers & Co., Roodyards Gershom, of Littlejohn & Gourlay, Lowjee Place Henry, of Gourlay Brothers & Co., Roodyards Thomas, Justice of Peace officer and account collector, 704, Gray's Close, High Street; h. 1 George's Place Brothers & Co., engineers, ironfounders, and iron shipbuilders, Dundee Foundry and Marine Parade terow, A. G, clerk, Lipman & Co. ; h. 1 Commercial Street Graham, David, boot and shoemaker, 3 Blackness Road James, bookseller and stationer, 163 Overgate and 46

Scouringburn ; h. Nethergate James, boot and shoemaker, Ann Street John, paste-blacking manufacturer, 24 Dudhope Street

G-randison, Oliver, clerk and manager, Wm. Samson's Factory ; h. 20 Dallfield Walk Grandy, W. A., of M'Laren & Grandy, 167 Overgate

Grant, Alexander, spiritdealer, 116 Murraygate ; h. Cameron's Close Archibald, hair-cutter and wig-maker, 65 Wellgate Edward, china-merchant, 157 Hawkhill George, grocer, 21 Small's Wynd Hugh, of Finlay & Grant, top of Dallfield Terrace

John, grocer, 134 Hawkhill ; h. 157 Do. 98 GRA—GUI.

Grant, Rev. Peter, St John's Church ; h. 27 Springfield Thomas, gardener, Dudhope

Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, Belmont Place ; h. Annfield Road Miss, 3 Westfield Place Miss, dressmaker, 2 Albert Court Gray, Andrew, coach-proprietor and inn-keeper, Star Inn, 58 Sea- gate, and Westfield Place James, teacher of dancing, 1 Roseangle

John, sen., wright and undertaker, 91 Perth Road ; h. above Peter, flesher, 48 Princes Street Robert, merchant, Earl's Inn, Yeaman Shore

Robt., spirit-merchant, 42 Union Street ; h. 2 West Dock St. J. & J., Venetian blind makers, 1 Roseangle Catherine, mangle-keeper, 2 Smithfield Mrs, & Co., French corset-makers, 87 Nethergate & Cay, shipping-agents, shipbrokers, and shipowners, 19 Dock Street

Greenhill, James, mill-manager, Anchor Mill ; h. Stewart's Land, Lowden's Alley, Hawkhill

Robert, mill-manager, Ramsay Mill ; h. Pole Park

Wm., mill-manager, Park Mill ; h. 12 Fleuchar Craig Greig, Alexander, net-manufacturer, 14 Bell Street; h. Cotton Rd, Andrew, jun., coal-merchant and shipowner, 4 Crescent

Lane and 68 Princes Street ; h. Bucklemaker Wynd

Rev. David, incumbent of St Mary Magdalene's Church ; h. 180 Perth Road

David, druggist, 17 High Street ; k. Burnhead House John, shipmaster, 11 South Union Street Mrs, grocer, 6 North Tay Street Miss, dressmaker, 64 Princes Street Miss, Lamb's Lane

Greive, David, broker, 64 Scouringburn ; h. Lyon's Close John, agent, 8 Hunter Street Mrs, groceries, 50 Hawkhill milliners, Misses, & Cunningham, Victoria Sq., Nethergate j Grierson, Russell, & Co., merchants and commission-agents, 29 Cowgate Grimond, A. D., of J. & A. D. Grimond, 4 Wellington Street J., & A. D., merchants and manufacturers, 62 Constable

Street ; office, 31 Cowgate Grubb, William, bookseller, 8 Scouringburn Guild, Edward, of Anderson & Guild, Magdalen Place Francis, bookseller, 14 Union Street, Maxwelltown

James, fruiterer, 87 Murraygate ; h. Meadowside John, of J. & R. Guild, Fort William House, Broughty Ferry John, merchant and agent, New Inn Entry; h. Magdalen Place ;;

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Guild, Robert, of J. & R. Guild, Ida Bank, Broughty Ferry J. & R., merchants, 9 Dock Street

Guillan, John, provision-merchant, 37 Yeaman Shore ; h. 27 Springfield Gullan, John, grocer, 130 Overgate k. Gunn, Donald, spirit-merchant, 114 and 116 Cowgate ; 115 Do. Neil, second lieutenant of Police, 214 Overrate

Guthrie, Alexander, flaxspinner, Seabraes Mill ; h. Roseangle Charles, Taybank David, merchant, 1 Meadow Entry

James, merchant, 22 St Andrew's Street ; k] 41 Mag- dalen Yard Road James C, of Wilson & Guthrie; h. King Street, Broughty Ferry William, superintendent, Dundee Station, D. & A. Rail-

way ; k. 135 Blackscroft

Haddon, John, jun., of Haddon & Paterson, 20 South Union St John, of Haddon & Paterson, 20 South Union Street & Paterson, merchants, 26 St Andrew's Street Haggart, George, painter and paper-hanger, 46 Union Street

George, builder, Euclid Street ; h. 85 Hilltown - Halket & ''Adam, manufacturers, rope and twine makers ;

office, 23 Dock Street ; works, 224 Perth Road Halkett, Alexander, provision-dealer, 2 Session Street Mrs David, 10 Tay Square

Halley, John S., merchant, '21 Cowgate ; h. 10 Albert Street

William, flaxspinner, Wallace Craigie Mill ; office, 21 Cow- gate; h. 1 Wellington Street Miss, dressmaker, 9 Meadow Street Halliday, Thomas, hat-manufacturer, 37 Murraygate Hallyburton, Miss, St Peter Street Hamilton, James, teacher, Meadowside General Sessional School h. Belifield Cottage, Coldside

James, provision-merchant, 130 Murraygate ; h. 146 Do, & Hardie, chemists and druggists, 69 High Street Mrs Alexander, 32 Seafield Road Hampton, John, grocer and spiritdealer, 236 Perth Road

Handyside, G., boot and shoe-warehouse, 35 High Street ; h, Berwick-upon-Tweed Hankin, Mr?, coffee-house and Commercial Lodgings, 32 Union Street Misses, straw-hat makers and milliners, 69 Nethergate Hannay, Rev. Alexander, Castle Street Congregational Church h. 7 William Street, Forebank Hanton, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 51 Blackscroft Hardie, James, of Hamilton & Hardie, 14 New Inn Entry

John, commission agent, 3 West Dock Street ; h. 20 Union Street 100 HAR—HEN.

Harker & Co., confectioners, 23 High Street Harris, A., hosier, 133 Scouringburn James, merchant, 29 Union Street William, bread and ship-biscuit baker, 4 Nethergate; L above

William, of Harris & Melville ; h. Taybank, Ferry Road & Melville, corn-merchants, 8 Shore Terrace h. 10 Harrower, George Kerr, corn-merchant, 15 Dock Street ; Douglas Terrace, Broughty Ferry

Hart, John, coffee-house keeper, 64 Taylor's Lane ; h. 66 Do. Hasler, Mrs, Crown Hotel, Greenmarket h. Has tie, James, grocer and provision-dealer, 60 Wellgate ; Mor- rison's Court Hay, Charles, innkeeper, Meadowside

William, writer, Reform Street ; ^. 100 Nethergate Mrs, grocer and teadealer, 167 Seagate Miss, dressmaker, 33 Seagate Miss, dressmaker, 91 Seagate Hean, Alexander, late builder, Laurel Bank David, builder, Small's Lane, Small's Wynd Peter, late builder, Rose Mount, Constitution Street

William, glazier, 108 Murraygate ; h. 126 Do.

Heigh, John, china-merchant, 5 Wellgate ; h. Pullar's Close

Henderson, Alexander, flaxspinner, South Dudhope Mill ; office,

Royal Exchange Buildings ; h. Union Terrace David, hairdresser, 181 Scouringburn George, tailor, 1 Infirmary Lane George, spiritdealer, 51 Seagate

George, clerk, Post Office ; h. 5 George's St., Forebank Henry, tanner, currier, and leather-merchant, 40 Mea-

dowside, and Powrie Lane ; tan-yard, Dudhope ; h, 5 Dudhope Place James, of Henderson Brothers, 4 Comely Bank Ja'mes, confectioner, 179 Scouringburn ' James, ale and porter merchant, 34 Union Street James, agent, Craig Street

James, accountant, Moon, Langlands, & Co. ; h, 43 Union Street

John, agent, National Bank of Scotland ; h. Meadow- side Road John I., sheriff-substitute of Forfarshire ; h. Blackness Crescent John, spinner and manufacturer, Lindsay Street Works; h. Meadow Road Kenneth Walker, secretary, Eastern Bank of Scotland; h. 154 Perth Road Richard, manager, Lindsay Street Mill; li. Meadow Rd, Thomas, superintendent of works, Industrial Schools ; h. 10 Park Entry —

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Henderson, William, tailor, 5 Brown Street Brothers, drapers, 45 Reform Street

Alexander, & Sons, hinge-makers, Mathew's Close ; h. 29 Fish Street Mrs, spiritdealer, 175 Seagate Miss Helen, teacher, 1 Church Street

Miss, teacher, Crescent Street Infant School ; h. 1 Church Street Miss, dressmaker, 47 King Street Misses, Eoseangle, 138 Perth Road

Hendry, Andrew, writer, 10 Reform Street ; hi 9 James's Place, Broughty Ferry David, jun., agent for J. Leadbetter & Co.; h. Lilybank Mrs, mangle-keeper, 18 Todburn Lane Hends, Peter, broker, 86 Cowgate Henry, Charles, manufacturer, Ann Street,' h. 14 Mid Street David, clerk, Bell Street John, gardener, Constitution Street William, merchant, Royal Exchange Buildings; h. 7 Airlie Place William, bootmaker, 47 Nethergate Hepburn, William A., cabinetmaker, joiner, and glazier, 10 West

Port ; h. 27 Brown Street

JSerd, John, manager, Craigie Mill, Lilybank ; h. James's Park Peter, soda - water manufacturer, Young's Close, 5 West Port Mrs, china-merchant, 30 Wellgate Heron, George, of Reid, M'Lachlan, & Heron, Springfield Place Robert, umbrella-maker, 11 Vault Higgins, Hugh, grocer and spiritdealer, 131 Perth Road High, George, of Knight & High, Murraygate

Hill, David, fruiterer, 210 Overgate ; h. Perth Road

Geo. H., corn-merchant, Morrison's Court ; h. Strathmartin e

James, accountant, 10 Bain Square ; h. 5 Willison Street John, of Kinmond, Hill, & Luke, 21 Magdalen Yard Road John, brewer, Mathew's Close John, mill-manager, Scouringburn Mill; fa Miln's West Wynd

Rev. Thomas, Willison Free Church ; h. Strawberry Bank & Alexander, printers, Courier Office, Key's Close & Renny, flax-merchants, Meadowside Miss, dressmaker, 153 Seagate

Hillocks, James J., teacher, Temple Lane School ; h. St. Peter Street

J. & J., druggists and stationers, 109 Perth Road ; h, St Peter Street Hinksman, John, salt-merchant, Public Weigh- House, Greenmar-

ket ; h. Newport Hirsch, Hermann A., linen-merchant, 37 Cowgate; h. 35 Seagate

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102 HIS—HUM.

Hislop, George, teacher, Chalmers's School, Hunter Street; A. Newport

James, grocer and teadealer, 10 Wellgajfce ; h. Newport Hobb, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 15 Exchange Street

Hodge, James, jun., clerk, Trades' Lane Calender ; h. Bro. Ferry-

William Y., clerk, 2 Panmure Street j h. 33 Tay Street Mrs, provision-dealer, 69 Bell Street Hogg, John, shipmaster, 9 Ireland's Lane Mrs, 21 Thomson Street

Holden, R. G., of Blakey, Holden, & Co. ; k. Newport

Holmes, Thomas, manufacturer, Seafield Road ; h. 176 Perth Road

Miss Mary, teacher, 89 Seagate ; h. 1 Church Street Miss, 25 Springfield

Hood, Alex., schoolmaster, Meadow Place ; h. 32 Constitution Road Andrew, farmer, Hospital Park Andrew, late of Liverpool, 11 Thomson Street James, baker, 156 Princes Street John, provision-merchant, 12 Yeaman Shore John, baker, 34 Dudhope Street Mrs, grocer, 111 Overgate Miss, vintner, 28 St. Clement's Lane Horn, John, spiritdealer, 13 Fish Street Horsburgh, James, of G. Armitstead & Co., Seafield House, Mag- dalen Yard Road

How, John & William, 3 Tindal's Wynd ; h. 3 Wellgate Howe, James, audit-clerk, D. & A. Railway Co.; h. Blackscroft Mrs, 3 Victoria Street Howey, Thos., & Co., general carriers ( See Public Conveyances ) —Yeaman Shore Howie, James, tailor and clothier, 38 High Street Mrs, Strawberry Bank

Miss, grocer and teadealer, 15 Constitution Road ; h. 22 Dallfield Walk

Hovell, James, mill-manager, Ward Mill, Willison Street ; li. 3 Lochee Road Hudson, Miss, 3 Tay Street

Hughes, Andrew, provision-merchant, 39 Union Street ; h. Malt- house Close Charles, spiritdealer, 80 Hilltown E., furniture-dealer, 50 Reform Street Guy, provision-merchant, 3 Ann Street

James A., builder, Meadowside ; h. Bell Street

James, spiritdealer, 230 Overgate ; h. 232 Do, John, Guildry officer, 93 Overgate John, boot and shoemaker, 2 West Port Huggins, Andrew, fruiterer, 210 Perth Road

Hume, David, biscuit-baker, 40 Castle Street ; k. 49 Do.

John, manager, Tay Whale Fishing Co., Whale Lane ; A. Forthill, Broughty Ferry ;

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Hunter, David, Blackness House James, sen., of J. & J. Hunter, 146 Nethergate James, jun., of J. & J. Hunter, 146 Nethergate

John, teacher, Baltic Street School ; h. 4 Victoria Square James & James, writers, 5 Reform Street Mrs, 13 Springfield Mrs, eating-house keeper, 41 Seagate Hurle, Mrs, 11 Seafield Road

Hutcheson, James, foreman, Gilroy's factory, Rosebank ; h. 7 Don's Road

Hutchison, Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 24 West Port ; h. 2 Do, John, boot and shoemaker and merchant, 45 Reform

Street ; h. 46 Do. Mrs, Church Street Hutton, George, 20 Westfield Place George, sheriff-officer. Sheriff- Court House

James, ship-carver, King William's Dock ; h. 4 Gellatly Street John, sheriff-officer, 37 High Street

Robert, merchant, 83 Scouringburn ; h. Isles' Lane, Hawkhill William, grocer and teadealer, 51 Hilltown Mrs, mangle-keeper, 95 Cowgate Mrs, spiritdealer, 208 Seagate Mrs, mangle-keeper, 63 Perth Road Miss, milliner, 49 Murraygate

Hynd, Andrew, tinplate-worker and gas-fitter, 26 West Port ; h. 2 Temple Lane

David, painter and ship-chandler, 43 Dock Street ; h. 97 Seagate Mrs, Craigie Terrace

Imandt, Jos., teacher of modern languages, 29 Cowgate

Inches, John, shoemaker, 24 Barrack Street ; h. 38 Barrack Street

Inglis, William, teacher, Ward Chapel Schools ; h. Lochee Innes, Andrew, silk-mercer, linen and woollen draper, 76 High St. h. 14 Union Street James, saw-maker, 19 Peter Street Thomas, marble -cutter, Meadowside; h. William Street, Forebank Inverarity, Mrs, lodging-house, 118 Murraygate

Ireland, George, house agent, 20 Hunter Street ; h. Tay View, Blackness Terrace

George, jun., of Ireland & Millar ; h. Isles' Lane James, shipmaster, 26 King Street

John, shuttle-maker, 7 Ireland's Lane ; h. 23 Bell Street

John, cabinetmaker, 4 South Lindsay Street ; h. Albert Court, Nethergate & Millar, flaxspinners, Barrack Street Mill 104 IRE—JEN.

Ireland, M., basket manufacturer and toy warehouse, 18 Murray-

gate ; A. above

Mrs M., basket manufacturer, 26 Overgate ; A. above Mrs, dairy-keeper, 7 Cotton Road

Irons, James, manufacturer, 1 Seafield Lane and Park Mill ; A. 216 Perth Eoad - Mrs, spiritdealer, 17 Vault

Irvine, John, printer, 3 St Clement's Lane ; h. 11 Crichton Street

Thomas S., provision-merchant, 13 Crichton Street ; A. 4 Reform Street William, spiritdealer, 202 Seagate Isdale, Robert H., of Isdale & Co., Union Terrace, Constitution Rd. & Company, hatters, 18 Reform Street

Isles, David, mill-manager, Logie Works ; A. 1 Croft's Lane, Hawkhill John, shipmaster, 33 Castle Street Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 51 Broughty Ferry Road

Jack, David, shipowner, 11 Dock Street; A. 24 Crichton Street

George, deputv shipping-master, Custom-house Buildings ; A. Windsor Cottage, Strawberry Bank

Henry, inspector of poor, Euclid Street ; A. 28 Cotton Road James, assessor and surveyor of Property and Assessed

Taxes ; office and A. 3 Thorter Row James, manufacturer, Mid Street, Chapelshade

John, harbour-master, Dock Office ; A. 6 Shore Terrace John, shipmaster, 46 Reform Street John, jun., of Welch & Jack, 57 Magdalen Green

William, cooper, 68 Princes Street ; A. 84 Do.

Jackson, James, boot and shoemaker, 58 Murraygate ; A. Meadow Close Jafte Brothers, merchants, 50 St Andrews Street

James, David, of David James & Co. ; A. Seafield, Broughty Ferry

William, grocer, 114 Hilltown ; A. above David, & Co., seed and manure merchants, 36 Overgate Mrs William, of David James & Co. ; A. 25 Lindsay Street

Jamie, David, boot and shoemaker, 10 Barrack St. ; A. Speed's CI.

Jameson, George, merchant, 1 Bain Square ; A. Seafield, Broughty Ferry

Jamieson, James, teller, Western Bank ; A. Murraygate

John, out-fitter, 29 Reform Street ; A. Perth

Robert S., ticket-clerk, Dundee and Arbroath Railway ; A. George's Street, Maxwelltown Miss, milliner, 48 Overgate Japp, David, shipmaster, 12 West Dock Street

Jeffrey, David, mill-manager, Lower Pleasance Mill ; h. 151 Scour- ingburn

Joseph, manager of Constable Mill ; A. Dura Street

Jennings, Richard, spiritdealer, 75 Hilltown ; A. above ;

JES—KEI. 105

Jessiman, George, wood -merchant, 135 Seagate ; h. 136 Do. William, spiritdealer, 8 Yeaman Shore Jobson, David, shipmaster, 49 Cowgate David, wine and spirit merchant, 26 South Lindsay Street k. 2 Paradise Road James A., baker, George's Place

Wm., druggist, 82 Murraygate ; h. 1 Meadow Entry Mrs, Crawford Lodge

Johnson, Rev. James, Peter Street Chapel ; h. 10 Nelson Street Samuel, & Co., commission-merchants, 13 St Andrew's

Street ; h. 6 Strawberry Bank Mrs, eating-house, 109 Overgate Johnston, Andrew, flesher, 30 Hawkhill David, boot and shoemaker, 29 Gellatly Street

John, tailor and clothier, 40 Barrack Street ; h. 38 Do. John, shipowner, 46 Albert Street John S., of Johnston & Scott, Blackness Road

Joseph, Pish Mart, 13 Union Street ; h. Montrose Wm., of Wm. Johnston & Son, Blackness Road & Scott, writers, 30 Reform Street Wm., & Son, manufacturers, Blackness Factory Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 92 Princes Street Misses, 2 M'Vicar's Lane

Jolliffe, Joseph, painter, japanner, and paper-hanger, 21 Union St. ; h. Methodist Close, Overgate Jolly, David M., late of H.M. Customs, 5 Greenfield Place Jones, Elias, spiritdealer, 166 Overgate Justice, Alex., manager, Lilybank power-loom factory; &. Elizabeth Street, Maxwelltown' John, blacksmith, New Inn Entry

Kay, Alex., wine-merchant, 52 Overgate ; h. 20 Magdalen Yard Road

Alexander, mill-manager, Tay Works ; h. Dallfield Terrace

John, grocer, 6 Wellgate ; h. William Street, Forebank John Z., gas engineer, 18 Castle Street and 43 Reform Street; h. 13 Ferry Road Keating, W. H., of Keating & Co., 6 Windsor Street & Co., clothiers, 4 High Street Keay, Alex., Session-clerk, 20 Meadow Street James, writer, 3 Bank Street

James, auctioneer, 30 Reform Street ; h. Lochee ( Keddy, David, fruiterer and grocer, 119 Nethergate

Keenan, Rev. Stephen, St Andrew's Catholic Church ; h. 150 Ne- thergate

Thomas, grocer and spiritdealer, 45 Scouringbum ; h. 8 Milnbank Road Keill, Wm., tea agent, 10 Murraygate Keiller, James, of James Keiller & Son, 4 Roseangle 106 KEI—KID.

Keiller, John, tailor, 109 Scouringburn

John, upholsterer, 105 Perth Road ; h. above

J., family confectioner, 8 Nethergate ; h. 23 Union Street Wedderspoon, of Jas. Keiller & Son, Dock Street William, of Jas. Keiller & Son, 7 Dock Street

James, & Son, wholesale confectioners ; works, Rankine's

Court, Murraygate ; shop, 1 Castle Street Keir, George, Barrack Park keeper Thomas, spiritdealer, 9 Tally Street Keith, David, merchant, Meadow Place E. Dodds, farmer and auctioneer, 10 High Street; h. Bullion, by Invergowrie Thomas, bootmaker, 58 Wellgate ; h. Morrison's Court Kelly, Rev. Michael, St Andrew's Catholic Church; h. 150 Netherg. Kelt, Mrs, innkeeper, (Blue Bell,) 9 Seagate

Alexander, watchmaker and jeweller, 106 Murraygate ; h. 48 Blackscroft Kennedy, James, merchant and ship-agent, 29 Greenmarket ; h. Craigie Terrace

John, shipowner, 3 Dock Street ; h. 4 Dudhope Terrace John C, grocer, 66 Scouringburn John, teacher of drawing and painting, School of Art,

Public Seminaries ; h. 46 Bell Street Mrs, broker, 55 King Street Miss, dressmaker, 18 Todburn Lane Kenney, John, grocer, Coldside Kerr, Christopher, of C. Kerr & Co., Town Clerk, 26 Castle Street:

h. Kilcraig ; country residence, Meigle House C. Webster, 116 Ferry Road George, shuttle-maker, 185 Hilltown George, Ian ding-waiter, Customs, 4 Paton's Lane Isaiah, spiritdealer, 93 Princes Street

James H., agent, 10 Dock Street ; h. 101 Roodyards John, of John Kerr & Co., 4 Somerville Place

Peter, commission-agent, 10 Dock Street ; h. 101 Roodyards

Robert, flesher, 118 Scouringburn ; h. 108 Do. / William, of John Kerr & Co., 37 South Tay Street

William, writer, 1 Bank Street ; h. Forthill, Brotighty Ferry Christopher, & Co., writers, 26 Castle Street John, & Co., engineers, Douglas Foundry, Blinshall Street Mrs, lodgings, 14 Hilltown Mrs, 28 Springfield Mrs, mangle-keeper, 21 Scouringburn Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 114 Princes Street Misses, 27 Tait's Lane Kermith, David, spiritdealer, 46 Tindal's Wynd

James, flaxdresser, St Roque's Court ; h. Victoria Street

Kidd, Alexander, ironmonger and general merchant, 18 Overgate ; h. 43 Union Street KID—KNI. 107

Kidd, Charles, grocer and spiritdealer, 32 Lower Pleasance David, of Kidd & Son, West Bell Street David, shoemaker, 9 Bernard Street George, shipowner, Craigie Terrace Ivory Laird, boot and shoemaker, 30 Barrack Street Jas., late of Customs, Annfield Cottage James, dairy-keeper, Stobsmuir " James, master of London" steam-ship ; h. 4 Candle Lane James, tailor, 95 Cowgate John, nautical-instrument maker, 6 East Dock Street ; h. 38 Lilybank John, provision-dealer, 43 Princes Street David, & Son, builders, West Bell Street Mrs John, 10 Strawberry Bank Mrs, West Craigie Kiddie, Andrew, baker, 9 Hawkhill

Peter, power-loom overseer, Dudhope Works ; h. 9—13 Dudhope Crescent Kilgour, James, baker, 93 Murraygate Kincaid, Mrs T., 23 Crichton Street King, Walter B., provision-dealer, 59 Perth Eoad Miss M., ladies' seminary, 55 Murraygate

Kinnear, John, grocer, 14 West Port ; h. 10 Do. John T., tailor and clothier, 8 Crichton Street Thomas, house-factor, of Kinnear & Smith, Isles' Lane William, dairy-keeper, 20 Smithfield & Smith, wrights, 10 Temple Lane

Kinmond, Alex., of Kinmond, Hill, &Luke ; h. Hermon Hill, Perth Road Thos. K., of Strachan, Kinmond, & Co.; h. 6 Sh. Terrace Hill, & Luke, merchants, 6 Cowgate Kinnison, James, furnishing ironmonger, 9 High Street; h, 13 Mea- dow Street

John, grocer, 56 Scouringburn ; h. 3 Hunter Street Peter, tailor, 13 Overgate

Kirkaldy, David, manager at Wallace Craigie Mill ; h. Victoria Place, Victoria Street David, feuar, Mid Road, 36 Smithfield George, Magdalen Place Kirkland, John, of W. Kirkland & Sons; h. Pinegrove, Perth Road

William, of W. Kirkland & Sons ; h. Oak Lodge, Con- stitution Road Wm., & Sons, mahogany and timber-merchants, Dundee Saw-Mills, Ward Road

Kirkpatrick, James, spiritdealer, 36 Fish Street ; h. Rose Street

Knight, David, of Knight & Son ; h. Dallfield Walk

James, of Knight & Son ; h. 15 Nelson Street

John, of Knight & High ; h. 15 Nelson Street & High, glaziers, Milne's Court, Wellgate 108 KNI—LAW.

Knight & Son, wrights, Milne's Court, Wellgate Kohrsch, Charles, coal-merchant, shipbroker, and general agent,

8 Commercial Street ; h. 31 Eeform Street

Kyd, David, manufacturer, 3 Rose Lane ; h. 24 Rosebank Road

Laing, John, of Laing & Ewan, agent for North British Insurance

Office ; h. Forebank Robert, stoneware-merchant, 5 Scouringburn & Ewan, power-loom linen-manufacturers, 2 St. Andrew's

Street ; works, Dens Road Factory- Miss, teacher, 2 Paton's Lane Laird, Alexander, grocer and spiritdealer, 129 Hilltown

Rev. Alexander O., Free St John's ; h. 61 Magdalen Green Henry, painter, 50 Princes Street

James B., plumber, 33 Lindsay Street ; h. Miller's Wynd Peter, tailor, 21 Hilltown

Peter, draper, 65 Wellgate ; h. 67 Do. "William, druggist and pharmaceutical chemist, 30 West

Port ; h. 2 Temple Lane William P., nursery and seedsman, 98 Nethergate; nurseri/,

Blackness ; h. Blackness Cottage Lamb, Alexander, manufacturer, Lamb's Lane James, brewer, 24 Wellgate James, grocer and spiritdealer, 105 Cowgate Paul, grocer, 68 Hawkhill Thos., Temperance Hotel, and confectioner, 52, 54, 56, & 58 Reform Street, and Dundee Coffee-Rooms, 69 Murraygate

Lander, Miss, teacher, Chalmers's Territorial School ; h. 148 Perth Road

Lang, Rev. Robert, Pamnure Street Chapel ; h. 3 Tay Square Langlands, Alexander, bank-clerk, Dundee Bank, 22 Castle Street; h. Dallfield Terrace

D. B., machine-screw maker, 161 Overgate ; h. 14 Bar-

rack Street , James, grocer, 21 Upper Pleasance Robert, surgeon, 13 King Street Robert, bookseller and stationer, 11 Princes Street and 65 Reform Street; h. 11 Princes Street Laughlin, James, grocer and teadealer, 76 Hawkhill Law, Alexander, spiritdealer, 49 South Union Street

Andrew, slater, Panmure Street ; h. 56 St Andrew's Street John, slater, 16 Constable Street; h. 40 Biackscroft Elizabeth, milliner, 167 Hilltown Miss, milliner, South Union Street Lawrie, William, of J. & W. Lawrie, 1 West Bell Street J. & W., drapers, Trades' Hall Buildings Lawson, Alexander, furnishing ironmonger, iron and tinplate-

worker, gas-fitter, and blacksmith, 25 High Street ; h. 2 Somerville Place LAW—LES. 109

Lawson, Alexander, church-officer, 63 Perth Road David, of J. & D. Lawson, 2 Meadow Entry-

David, ironmonger, 25 High Street ; h. 2 Somerville Place David, jun., of J. & D. Lawson, 21 Constitution Road

James C., manager, Lilybank Factory ; h. Lilybank John, merchant and manufacturer, Lilybank Power-Loom

Factory ; office) 23 St. Andrew's Street ; h. Springhill John, grocer and teadealer, 2 Rose Street; h. 272 Hilltown John, tailor, Pullar's Close William, manufacturer, 20 Long Wynd William, agent, 28 Crichton Street; h. 12 Hawkhill Place Jas. & David, ironmongers, gasfitters, and brassfounders,

81 Murraygate ; works, 7 and 9 Meadow Entry Mrs James, 17 Crichton Street Mrs, lodgings, 54 Seagate Mrs, furnishings, 53 Nethergate Leadbetter, John, & Co., linen-merchants, 37 Meadowside

Learmonth, John, bootmaker, 53 Murraygate ; h. 55 Do. Leask, Alexander, Registrar of 2d or West District, 62 Barrack

Street ; h. 61 Reform Street

Alexander R., hatter, 44 Reform Street ; h. 61 Do. Leburn,, William, fishdealer, Fishmarket; h. Mitchell's Land, Green market Lee, James, shipmaster, Morrison's Court William, shipmaster, 32 Constitution Road

Lees, Alexander L., clerk, 1 Bank Street ; li. 36 Constitution Road

James, writer, 10 Reform Street ; h. 36 Constitution Road Leighton, Robert, farmer, Ballfield William, hairdresser, Fish Street

Leitch, John, spiritdealer, 29 Dock Street ; h. 27 Exchange Street

Leith, Janet, furnishings, 32 West Port ; h. Wallace's Pend

Lemon, James, hairdresser, 9 Barrack Street ; h. 14 Do.

Leng, John, Editor of the Dundee Advertiser, 3 Overgate ; h. 8 Craigie Terrace

Lennox, James, hatter, 3 Nethergate ; h. 40 Union Street John, smith, 20 Hilltown

John, outfitter and shirtmaker, 5 Nethergate ; h. 6 Vic- toria Square John B„ accountant, Eastern Bank of Scotland; h. 40 Union Street & Co., grocers, 68 Murraygate Leonard, Peter, dairy, 23 Lower Pleasance

Leslie, Robert, shipowner, 12 Dock Street ; h. Broughty Ferry Robert, slater, 31 Hunter Street Miss, 17 Bell Street Lesslie, Alexander, hairdresser, 41 Wellgate

Charles, flesher, 44 Wellgate ; h. Milne's Court David, tailor and clothier, 29 Hilltown James, of J. & J. Lesslie, Calender Close, Murravgate :;

110 LES—LOG.

JLesslie, John, of J. & J. Lesslie ; A. Albert Court J. & J., tinsmiths, 86 Murraygate Mrs, matron, Female Model Lodging House, 69 Soouringb. Mrs, lodgings, 20 Reform Street

Miss Euphernia, hosier, 15 Murraygate ; h. 19 Do. Levy, John, clockmaker, 71 Overgate

- Michael A ., clothier and outfitter, 73 and 74 High Street h. Edinburgh Liddel, Miss, grocer and teadealer, 83 Princes Street Lightfoot, Mrs, 8 Paton's Lane Lind, Mrs, milliner, 140 Nethergate

Lindsay, Alex., wright and glazier, 7 Ann Street ; h. above Alex., grocer and spiritdealer, 34 Lower Pleasance Alex., agent for Butt, Black, & Guild, New York, 34

Cowgate ; h. William Street, Forebank

Andrew, plashmiller, Dighty Water ; office, 12 Baltic St.

Andrew, grocer and spiritdealer, 113 Hilltown ; h. Hos- pital Park Cottage

James, cabinetmaker, Kirk Entry ; h. Bucklemaker Wd.

James, manager of Dura Mill : h. Hillbank

James, grocer, 72 Scouringburn ; h. 78 Do. J. B., teacher, 12 South Union Street John, dairy-keeper, 22 Hospital Park

John, manager to C. Norrie & Sons ; h. Hospital Park John M., insurance-agent, 7 Exchange Street Patrick, messenger and house-keeper, Customhouse Robert, grocer, 20 Ann Street

E., grocer, 8 Cotton Road ; h. Bucklemaker Wynd Mrs, stoneware merchant, 82 Princes Street Lipman, T., of Lipman & Co., 8 Westfield Place & Co., merchants, 15 Cowgate Lithgow, James S., metal merchant and commission-agent, north

side of Graving Dock ; h. Blair's Court, Nethergate Mrs, 11 Tay Street Miss, dressmaker, 11 Tay Street

Littlejohn, David S., of Littlejohn & Gourlay ; h. 5 Douglas Ter- race, Broughty Ferry

Jas. J ., teacher, Wallacetown School ; h- Victoria Place

& Gourlay, writers, 10 Reform Street , Livie, David, boatbuilder and blockmaker, 18 West Dock Street h. 30 Fish Street Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 15 Ireland's Lane Livingstone, James, late manufacturer, 13 Forebank Road David, shuttle-maker, Elizabeth Street Robert, insurance-agent, 41 Reform Street; h. Albert Street William, spiritdealer, 23 Meadowside Mrs, spiritdealer, 35 Dock Street

Logan, Rev. John, Gaelic Church ;; h. 51 Meadowside ;

LOG—LOW. Ill

Logan, Rev. Richard, St Andrew's Church; h. 14 Wellington St.

Logie, John, bootmaker, 32 Overgate ; k. Croft's Lane William, gardener, Croft's Lane Lorimer, Henry, straw-bonnet manufacturer, 40 Reform Street h. Union Street, Maxwelltown John, baker, 2 Bucklemaker Wynd

J., comptroller, H.M. Customs ; h. 18 Springfield Place

Lothian, James, dentist, 27 Nethergate ; h. Victoria Square John, surgeon, 7 Victoria Square Low, Alexander, merchant, fiaxspinner, and manufacturer, Hill-

bank Mill ; office, 17 Cowgate ; h. Nelson Street Alexander, broker, 6 Bell Street Andrew, shipowner, and Vice- Consul for Sweden and Norway, 11 Dock Street ; h. 3 Park Place Andrew, manager of Tay Shipbuilding Co.; h. 13 West Dock Street

Charles, coal-merchant, Trades' Lane ; h. 139 Seagate David, dairy-keeper, 2 North Street, Smithfield David, vintner, 10 St Clement's Lane Isaac, tailor, 55 Murraygate

James, teller, National Bank ; h. 4 South Tay Street James, cabinetmaker, Fenton's Close ; h. Mauchline Tower Court

James, fle«her, 129 Perth Road ; h. 126 Hawkhill James, flaxdresser, 21 Cowgate, 'and St Roque's Lane ; L Maryfield John, dairy-keeper, Bucklemaker Wynd John.i-assistant-teacher, Meadowside General Sessional School; h. Crichton's Close, Overgate John, Wrights' officer, and debt-collector, St Salvator's Close John, confectioner, 81 Nethergate and 9 Overgate; h. 22 Overgate John C., plumber and gasntter, Whitehall Close ; h. 14 Union Street

John William, manufacturer, Blackness Road ; h. 122 Scour- ingburn

Matthew, merchant, Union Street, George's Place : h. 16 DaMeld Walk Peter, manufacturer, 232 Hilltown

Peter, blacksmith, Aim Street ; h. Cotton Road Peter, spiritdealer, 218 Overgate Rev. Richard, teacher, Public Seminaries; h. Broughty Ferry Thomas, photographist, top of Reform Street Thomas, gardener, Maryfield Thomas, chronometer, watch, and clock-maker, 7 Overgate ; h. 1 Bank Street & Batchelor, copper-smiths and plumbers, 33 Dock Street Catherine, milliner, 140 Murraygate ; h. 3 Peter Street Mrs, rope and twine-manufacturer, 112 Hilltown; h. 139 Do, 112 EbW— LTO.

Low, Mrs, grocer, 150 Hilltown Mrs, 2 Hawkhill Place Mrs Andrew, 109 Nethergate Mrs E„, spiritdealer, 84 Scouringburn h. Mrs James, confectioner, 124 Murraygate ; above Miss, teacher, Industrial Schools Lowe, David, boot and shoemaker, 24 Dallfield Walk George, grocer and teadealer, 19 Smithfield Thomas, grocer and spiritdealer, 46 Murraygate Louden, John, stationer and librarian, 30 George's Place John, baker, 27 Scouringburn

Lowden, David, of Crosson, Lowden, & Co. ; h. 89 Hilltown

David, jun., boot and shoemaker, 92 Hilltown : /j/89 Do.

George, jun., optician, 25 Union Street ; h. 37 Do. John, dairy-keeper, 136 Hilltown Peter, manufacturer, Peter's Court

Lowson, Thomas C, agent for Wordie & Co. ; h. Gayfield, Arbroath Wm,, of John Lowson & Son, 31 Magdalen Yard Road John, & Son, merchants, 119 Murraygate Mrs, 25 Magdalen Yard Road Lloyd, Mrs, spiritdealer, 59 King Street Lucas, Charles, & Co., power-loom manufacturers, Clepington

Works and 126 Seagate ; h. Prospect Place, Constitution Road Mrs, 116 Princes Street Luckie, David, late shipmaster, Dallfield Walk h. Luis, T. H., of Jaffe Brothers ; 6 Hawkhill Place Luke, George, tinsmith, 63 King Street

James, of Kinmond, Hill, & Luke ; h. 6 Laurel Bank John, farmer, Logie Farm John, 37 Magdalen Yard Road

John D., commission-merchant, 5 Exchange Street ; h. 81 Perth Road Mrs, 14 Thomson Street Miss, teacher, Hilltown Free Church Infant School ; h. 125 Overgate

Lumsden, James, manager for Matheson & Son, planemakers ; h, 13 Willison Street Mrs, dressmaker and milliner, 9 Hilltown Lundie, John, watchmaker, 37 High Street

Lyall, John, agent for Blackie & Son ; h. 232 Perth Road

Robert, manager, Wallacetown Factory ; h. Church Street Thomas, of David Mackie & Co., 3 Meadow Street Lyell, David, m.d. and l.r.c.s. Edin., 23 Tay Street Joseph, tailor and clothier, 5 Mid Wynd

Robert, lime-agent, Yeaman Shore ; h. 15 Do. Lyon, David, apothecary, 46 Wellgate ; h. 21 Dudhope Crescent

William, clerk, Post Office ; h. 81 Nethergate Mrs W., 6 Westfield Place m'a—m'd? 113

M*Arthur, John, grocer, 54 Hilltown Peter, dairy-keeper, 20 Hawkhill Grace, spiritdealer, 36 Dudhope Street M'Artney, James, ironmonger, 31 West Port; h. 16 Bell Street Street MacBain, Gillies, surgeon, 128 Murraygate ; h. 21 King M'Bain, William, grocer, 26 Fish Street

Jane, teacher, 26 King Street ; h. 21 Do.

M'Bean, William, accountant, 26 Castle Street ; h. Fleuchar Craig M'Caffrey, John, spiritdealer, 215 Overgate M'Carty, Michael, broker, 73 Cowgate M'Caul, Patrick, grocer, 1 Horsewater Wynd

MacColl, John, with Thorns & Kitchie ; h. 3 Craig Street

M'Conachie, David, joiner, Bell Street ; h. Meadow Place

M'Conochie, Hugh, of H. & J. M'Conochie ; h. 61 Barrack Street

John, of H. & J. M'Conochie ; h. 32 Barrack Street H. & J., plasterers, 52 Barrack Street M'Cosh, Mrs, lodgings, 16 South Lindsay Street

Misses, teachers, Seminaries ; h. 3 George's Street, Fore- bank M'Crae, John, stationer and news-agent, 40 Hawkhill M'Culloch, Henry, shoemaker, 8 West Port William, grocer, 23 Wellgate William, broker, 203 Overgate

Macdiarmid, Findlay, teacher, Brown Street ; h. 3 South Tay St. M'Diarmid, Peter, tailor and clothier, 33 Castle Street Macdonald, Charles, spirit-merchant, 2 Ladywell Lane

D., teacher, St. Peter's School ; h. 14 Thomson Street

Henry, merchant, 2 Bain Square ; h. 74 King Street

James, of Miller & Macdonald ; h. 120 Perth Eoad

John, wine and spirit-merchant, 95 Overgate ; h. Seagate Mrs, baker, 3 Greenmarket Misses, teachers, 3 Tay Street

McDonald, Alexander, furnishings, 2 Nethergate ; h. 142 Do. Alexander, dairy-keeper, Coldside Alexander, grocer and teadealer, 96 King Street

Eev. Archibald, St. Mary's Catholic Chapel ; h. 4 Nel- son Street

Daniel, teacher, Upper Pleasance ; h. Logie Feus

George, cabinetmaker, 18 Union Street ; h. 37 Do. Hugh, clothier, hatter, and men's mercer, 32 High Street; h. 89 Princes Street

James, small-ware merchant, 16 Murraygate ; k. 142 Nethergate James, messenger-at-arms, 44 High Street; h. Blackness Terrace James, Trades' officer, 29 Hilltown

John, spiritdealer, Cattle Market ; h. Dudhope Crescent Michael, grocer and provision-dealer, 170 Overgate

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114 m'd—m'g.

M'Donald, Sinclair, grocer and provision-dealer, 79 Hilltown; h. 14 Commercial Street, Maxwelltown William, spiritdealer, 78 Blackscroft & Bnchan, messengers-at-arms, &c, 44 High Street Mrs T., grocer and spiritdealer, 14 Commercial Street, Maxwelltown Mrs, midwife, 7 George's Place Mrs, mangle-keeper, Kirk Entry Miss, dressmaker, 182 Overgate M'Dougal, Peter, tailor, 17 Bell Street M'Dougall, George, baker, 46 Overgate John, cashier, Dundee Parochial Board, Euclid Street h. 14 Greenmarket John, baker, 11 Barrack Street Rev. John, Chapelshade Free Church ; h. 3 Constitu- tion Terrace

Mrs, provision-dealer, 82 Hilltown ; h. 32 Castle Street Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 15 Exchange Street

M'Ewan, John, blacksmith, Miller's Entry ; h. 38 Scouringburn Thomas, painter and glazier, 6 Blackness Road Mrs, confectioner, 20 Scouringburn Mrs, sick-nurse, 28 Mid Street

M'Ewen, James, writer, 6 High Street ; h. 17 Magdalen Yard Road M'Farlane, Duncan, wine and spirit -merchant, 113 Hilltown John, spiritdealer, 175 Scouringburn

William, grocer, 198 Hawkhill ; k 200 Do. Catherine, grocer, 188 Hawkhill M«Gachie, William, spiritdealer, 25 Crichton Street M' Gavin, David, baker, 160 Hawkhill

Rev. J. R., Tay Square Church ; h. Blackness Crescent

Robert, merchant, 7 Cowgate ; h. 13 Wellington Street M'Gillivray, George, portrait-painter and photographer, 9 Tay Street Lane

M'Ginnes, Peter, broker, 133 Overgate ; h. 135 Do. M'Glashan, James, spiritdealer, 61 Seagate Mrs, spiritdealer, 50 Hospital Park

M'Glinchy, John, clothier, 19 Greenmarket ; h. High Street

Patrick, general-outfitter, 11 Greenmarket ; h. 1 Tin- dal's Wynd

Peter, pawnbroker, 5 Meadow Entry ; h. Tindal's Wynd M'Goveran, Michael, grocer, 88 Scouringburn M'Gregor, Donald, manufacturer of hosiery, 4 Perth Road John, accordion-maker and teacher, 262 Perth Road John, dairy, Saunderson's Court John, wood-turner, Constitution Road; h. Dudhope Crescent Peter, grocer and spiritdealer, 42 Blackness Road M

M'Gregor, Thomas, shipmaster, 17 Vault William, cutler, gunmaker, and surgical-instrument maker, Thoms's Close, 79 High Street; h. Dyer's Close William, boot and shoemaker, Coldside James, & Son, joiners, 7 West Dock Street ; h. Ran- kine's Court Mrs, china and stoneware-dealer, 105 Princes Street M'Gukin, Charles, grocer, 41 Scouringburn Machan, John, shipmaster, 114 Princes Street M'Hardy, James, provision-dealer, 76 Hilltown M'Inroy, William, wright, 72 Hilltown Macintosh, Daniel, retired teacher, Panmure Street

M'Intosh, Alex., blacksmith, 20 West Wynd ; h. Wilkie's Lane Alexander, coffee-house keeper, 34 West Port Andrew, manager, Working-Men's Coffee-house, 164

Overgate ; h. 154 Do. David, meal-store, 133 Hawkhill David, 53 Bell Street Donald, dairy-keeper, 13 Cotton Road James, tobacconist, 22 West Port; k. Young's Close, West Port

James, grocer, 94 Scouringburn ; h. Isles's Lane

James, cabinetmaker, 48 Reform Street, and Overgate ; k. Mathew's Close James, contractor, 18 Small's Wynd Mrs, mangle-keeper, 148 Hilltown M'Intyre, J ames, assistant-inspector, Parochial Board Office ; h. 25 Long Wynd

John, fruiterer, 1 Clepington Feus, and 129 Hilltown ; h. 1 Clepington Feus

John, bleacher, 1 St Andrew's Street ; h. Baluniefield

Peter, wine-merchant and grocer, 95 Nethergate ; h. 17 Thomson Street William, blacksmith, Kirk Entry; h. 18 George's Place Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 8 Tay Square M'lsaac, Alexander, draper, 17 Meadow Street M'lver, Mrs, broker, 204 Overgate M'Kain, Alexander, provision-dealer, 7 Bell Street Mackay, Donald, superintendent of police and inspector of lighting; h. Police Buildings Francis, bookseller and stationer, 89 Nethergate George B., chemist and druggist, 47 Scouringburn, and 1

Blmshall Street ; k. 22 Seagate

James, painter and paper-hanger, 26 Meadow Entry ; k. 22 Seagate James H., painter, 22 Meadow Entry John, 26 Union Street William, eating-house, 223 Overgate

Mrs, registry for servants, 22 Seagate ; h. 17 Do. llfi MAC—M'L.

Mackay, Mrs, lodgings, 3 Fleuchar Craig M'Kay, Alexander, fruiterer, 51 Nethergate Alexander, grocer and teadealer, 184 Seagate

Peter, bootmaker, 33 Murraygate ; h. Upper Constitution Street Margaret, provision-merchant, 1 Hospital Park Miss Ann, 29 Magdalen Yard Koad M'Kellar, Mrs, 239 Hawkhill Mackenzie, George, accountant, Dundee Bank; h. Seafield Terrace, Broughty Ferry

Robert, of Mackenzie, Ramsay, & Co. ; h. Bullionfield, Invergowrie Ramsay, & Co., merchants, Meadow Place

M'Kenzie, David, shipbroker, 9 Shore Terrace ; h. 4 Greenfield Place George, grocer, 4 Thorter Row James, dairy-keeper, Coldside

Lewis, coach-builder, Barrack Street ; h. 78 Nethergate Peter, shipmaster, 29 Constitution Road William, inspector of poor, Liff & Benvie, 12 Inn Entry; h. 174 Perth Road

Mrs, feather-merchant and poulterer, 78 Nethergate ; h. 80 Nethergate Mrs, spiritdealer, 2 Small's Wynd M'Kee, George, eating-house keeper, 22 Greenmarket

Mackie, Alexander, manager, Beharrie's Factory ; h. 25 Lilybank

John, teacher, Mason Lodge Close ; h. 62 Blackscroft

J. W., agent ; h. William Street, Forebank Robert, vintner, 12 Castle Lane William, West Port Coffee-house, 53 West Port David, & Co., plumbers, 15 Meadow Entry Mrs, lodgings, 76 Seagate Mackison, William, photographer, Wellington Street, Forebank M'Laay, Moses, rope and twine-maker, 44 Hilltown

M'Lachlan, Duncan, of Reid, M'Lachlan, & Heron ; h. 4 Douglas Terrace, Broughty Ferry M'Lagan, William, shipmaster, 1 Thomson Street

Maclaren, James, architect, 30 Reform Street ; h. Magdalen Green William, builder, 12 Park Entry

M'Laren, John, marble-cutter, Constitution Road ; h. Dallfield Terrace

William, provision-merchant, 73 King Street ; h. above & Grandy, ironmongers, gas-fitters, and beam -makers, 171 Overgate Elizabeth, coffee-house, Dudhope Crescent Mrs, 14 Westfield Place

M'Lauchlan, John, clerk, Dens Road Power-Loom Factory ; h. 23 St Andrews Street

Walter, coachbuilder, 134 Nethergate ; h. 138 Do. M'L— MAC. 117

M'Lauchlan, Margaret, sick-nurse. Bell Street Maclean, John, spirit-merchant, 72 Murraygate John, cabinetmaker, Mathew's .Entry Thomas, upholsterer, 142 Nethergate M'Lean, Alexander, importer of wines and spirits, 34 Murraygate John, late Borrie & M'Lean, boot and shoemaker, 38 High

Street ; h. Union Court, Thorter Bow-

John C, coal-merchant ; coal depot, Yeaman Shore ; h. 29 Baltic Street Malcolm, temperance missionary, 29 Baltic Street Peter, sen., tobacco-pipe manufacturer, 22 Henderson's

Wynd, West Port ; h. 1 Temple Lane Peter, jun., tobacco-pipe manufacturer, 22 Hawkhill ;-A. 2 Temple Lane William, spiritdealer, 2 Rosebank Street

Isabella P., teacher, St. John's School, Park Wynd ; h. Isles' Lane

M'Leish, David, manufacturer, 12 Bernard Street ; h. 1 Anderson's Entry, Hawkhill James, shipmaster, 3 West Dock Street Miss, 67 Nethergate Macleod, Alexander, general agent, 19 Dock Street Miss, dressmaker, Mauchline Tower Court M'Leod, William, machine-screw and shuttle-maker, 38 Union Street, Maxwelltown

Macnamara, Rev. Henry, of St. Paul's Episcopal Church ; h. 32 Castle Street

M'Mahon, John, spiritdealer, 62 Overgate ; h. 10 Yeaman Shore

M'Nab, Alexander, leather-merchant, 1 Vault ; h. 8 Meadow Entry

Charles, of Scott & M'Nab ; h. Bell Street David, shipmaster, 42 Hilltown George, broker, 24 Bucklemaker Wynd M'Nabb, Silvester, cork-manufacturer, 114 Overgate

M'Nicol, Donald, joiner, Meadowside ; A. Mid Street

M'Nicoll, Alexander, poulterer, 79 Nethergate ; h. 77 Do.

Charles, accountant, 10 Reform Street ; h. Seafield Road Mrs, grocer, 30 Guthrie Street M'Niel, John, grocer and spiritdealer, 212 Hilltown M'Pherson, Andrew, broker, 144 Overgate

Charles, ironmonger, 54 Overgate ; h. 1 West Bell St.

Duncan, flesher, 50 Union Street ; h. Yeaman Shore

William, manager, Dundee Baking Co. ; h. 36 Dall- field Walk Mrs, spiritdealer, 114 Scouringburn M'Ritchie, Mrs, Lloyd's Inn and Hotel, 51 High Street M'Rithers, John, grocer, 17 Pole Park Road M'Rostie, Mrs, commercial lodgings, Crichton's Court, Overgate M'Sorley, James, broker, 19 Hawkhill

Macqueen, Alex., first lieutenant of Police ; k. 61 Barrack Street 118 M'W—MAR.

"M"Walter, Alexander, shawl manufacturer and silk-mercer, 12 Re-

form Street ; h. 8 Wellington Street Mair, Thomas, builder, 8 Strawberry Bank Malcolm, Alexander, of James Malcolm & Sons; h. 3 Nelson Street George, of Malcolm, Ogilvie, &Co.; h. 8 William Street, Forebank

James, jun., of Jas. Malcolm & Sons ; h. Paradise Road John, m.d., 148 Nethergate John, grocer, 39 Hawkhill Ogilvie, & Co., flaxspinners and manufacturere/Constable

Mill, Dura Street ; office, 31 Meadowside James, & Sons, flaxspinners and manufacturers, Chapel- shade Works Mrs James, 1 Nelson Street Mrs, 9 Strawberry Bank Malloch, Miss, calender, Rankine's Close

Mallon, Peter, broker, 122 Overgate ; h. 128 Do.

Mann, Alexander, manager, Eastern Association ; h. 21 Lilybank James, shipmaster, 130 Princes Street Marney, Adam, dairy-keeper, 25 Hospital Park Marquis, James, & Son, haircutters, perfumers, and wigmakers, 90

Nethergate ; h. South Lindsay Street

Marr, Alex., flesher, 168 Overgate ; h. Doig's Entry Marshall, Forbes, confectioner, 99 Nethergate, 2 Cowgate, and 2

Wellgate ; h. 5 Tay Street James Scott, auctioneer and agent, 18 St. Clement's

Lane ; h. Mary's Cottage, Lochee

William, agent for C. Davidson & Son ; h. 34 Albert St. Mrs, lodgings, 4 Dallfield Terrace Martin, Alexander, grocer, 51 Albert Street Alexander, flesher, 123 Princes Street David, grocer, 40 King Street

David, sen., of David Martin & Co. ; h. 1 Roseangle

David, jun., of David Martin & Co. ; h. Camperdown Place, Broughty Ferry David, grocer and spiritdealer, 100 Cowgate

David C., rope and sailmaker, 21 Dock Street ; h. Seafield Avenue

Hugh, furnishings, 164 Hawkhill ; h. 53 Magdalen Yard James, feuar, 57 Albert Street James, accountant, British Linen Co.'s Bank; h. 75 Mur- raygate

James Kennedy, of Caiman & Martin ; h. 49 Castle Street Robert, grocer, 24 and 26 Albert Street William, writer and notary-public, 10 Reform Street ; h. 9 Forebank Road William, jun., insurance-agent, Royal Exchange Build-

ings : h. 35 Nethergate David, & Co., merchants and shipowners, 10 Bain Square ;

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Martin & Meldrum, tobacconists, 67 High Street ; h, Kirkaldy Mrs, lodging-house, 37 Union Street Mrs A., Westfield Avenue Mrs Ann Young, 35 Nethergate Misses, 5 Hawkhill Place

Masson, Eev. John, Hawkhill Mission Chapel ; h. 10 Thomson St. Mather, Miss, dressmaker, 14 Union Street Mathers, Alex. C, mechanic, 69 Murraygate James, proprietor, 15 Ireland's Lane Robert, manager, Logie power-loom factory; h. Fleuchar Craig Robert, tailor, 15 Ireland's Lane Samuel R., flaxspinner, Wallace Mills, Constable Street h. Springfield

Mathew, Alexander, grocer, 22 Princes Street ; h. 49 Do. George, manager of Working-Men's Coffeehouse, 9 Wellg. Mrs John, baker, 30 Ann Street Mrs, lodgings, 8 Victoria Square Miss, 1 Bell Street Matheson, Alexander, grocer and draper, 126 Hilltown

Mathewson, Alex., of J. Mathewson & Son ; h. 27 Step Row

John, of J. Mathewson & Son ; h. Maryfield Place

William, tailor and clothier, 19 Union Street ; h. Na- tional Bank Buildings, Reform Street John, & Son, wholesale tea-merchants, 139 Overgate Mathieson, Alex., & Son, planemakers, Gardyne's Close, Murray-

gate ; h. Edinburgh

Matthew, George, dealer in waste, Bell Street ; h. Blinshall Street George, grocer, 130 Perth Road James, spiritdealer, 58 Hawkhill

James, joiner, Bell Street ; h. Dallfield Terrace James, brassfounder, 22 Meadow Entry; h. 10 Joint- Stock Buildings

James, wright, 10 Hawkhill ; h. 2 Temple Lane James, treasurer, Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Rail-

way Junction Co. ; h. 40 Perth Road John, painter, Constable Street

John, flax-merchant, 146 Hilltown ; h. Kirkton Mill, Strathmartine

Peter, merchant, Panmure Street ; h. 1 Dallfield Terrace Robert, spiritdealer, 118 Princes Street

William, fish-dealer, 35 Union Street ; h. Overgate Mrs David, grocer, 179 Hawkhill

Matthews, Charles, spirit-merchant, 48 Seagate ; h. 7 Cowgate

George D., clerk, Eastern Bank ; h. Broughty Ferry & Co., baby-linen and furnishings, 30 Overgate Maxton, Miss, teacher of drawing, &c, 10 Exchange Street

Maxwell, Alexander, mill-manager, Tay Street Mill ; h. 7 Hender- son's Lane, West Port 120 MAX—MIL.

Maxwell, Chas. C, traveller, &c, for James Keiller & Son, confec-

tioners ; h. Isles' Lane, Hawkhill George, tailor and clothier, 3 High Street

George C, clerk, Tay Street Mill ; h. Isles' Lane James, clerk, Dundee Foundry- John, 21 Tay Street Robert, clerk, 56 St Andrew's Street May, Mrs J. A., 85, Ashbank, Magdalen Green

Mearns, Robt., shipchaudler, 28 Dock St. ; h. 32 Constitution Rd. Meffan, Misses, dressmakers, 14 Greenmarket

Meehan, William, spiritdealer, 52 West Port ; /*. above Meldrum, Robert, umbrella and parasol manufacturer, and gutta-

percha depot, 13 Reform Street ; h. 32 Castle Street

Melville, David, blacksmith, Watson's Lane ; h. 94 Hawkhill James, shipmaster, 33 Seagate 4

John, of Harris & Melville ; h. 5 Constitution Terrace

John, landing-waiter, H.M. Customs ; h. 11 Tay Street Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 113 Scouringburn Mrs, dressmaker and milliner, 8 Temple Lane Menzies, James, spiritdealer, 1 Upper Pleasance John, spiritdealer, 60 Hilltown Rev. Robt., Rattray Court Chapel, Seagate: h. 28 Lilybank Mrs Thos., stoneware-merchant, 20 West Port; h. Young's Close, West Port

Miss, milliner, 86 Princes Street ; h. 1 Church Street Methven, William, music-seller, 104 Nethergate, and of Methven &

Brown ; h. 6 William Street, Forebank & Brown, auctioneers and appraisers, 31 Castle Street

Elizabeth, milliner, 29 Wellgate ; h. 7 George's Place Mrs, 7 George's Place

Middleton, John, stationer, 64 High Street and 25 Cowgate ; h. 65 High Street William, bookseller, stationer, and account-book manufacturer, 64 High St. and 25 Cowgate; h. 65 High St. Mill, Charles, grocer and confectioner, 113 Overgate Thos., shoemaker, 33 Bucklemaker Wynd Mrs, mangle-keeper, 7 Willison Street Mrs, grocer, 90 Hilltown

Millar, Charles, teacher, Blackscroft ; h. Dallfield Walk

David, wholesale grocer, 3 Exchange Street ; h. Albert Court David J., merchant, Willison Street James, grocer and teadealer, 97 Hilltown

James, of Ireland & Millar ; h. Constitution Road

James, grocer and spiritdealer, 33 Constitution Road ; h. 3 Dudhope Crescent

James, of Taylor & Millar ; h. West Newport John, shipowner, 104 Princes Street

J ohn, manager of Barrack Street Mill ; h. 23 Dudhope Crescent MIL. 121

Millar, John, saddler, 41 High Street ; h. South Union Street Joseph, dairy-keeper, Coldside Joseph, coal-merchant, James's Street, Maxwelltown Patrick B., manufacturer and general-merchant, Cotton Road and Wellgate; h. Lamb's Lane

Robert, teller, Dundee Bank ; h. 9 Magdalen Yard Road Thomas, cartwright, 182 Hilltown William, dairy-keeper, 187 Hilltown

J. & J., hat and cap manufacturers, 2 Reform Street ; h. 32 Union Street

Mary, confectioner, 22 Oichton Street ; h. 10 Scouringburn

Miller, Chas., grocer and provision dealer, 2 West Port ; A. 4 Do.

George, hessian manufacturer, 7 Seafield Road ; h. 9 Do. James, coal-merchant, 8 Bain Square James, writer, 41 Reform Street James, confectioner, 10 Scouringburn

John, grocer and spiritdealer, 26 High Street ; h. 9 Tay St.

Oliver G., of Brown & Miller ; h. Blackrock, Bro. Ferry

Peter, wood -carver, 8 Willison Street ; h. 15 Do.

Richard A., agent, 142 Murraygate ; h. 10 Springfield Thos., late brewer, 21 Perth Road

William, manager, Bank of Scotland ; h. 12 Westfield Place Wm., inspector of Lighting, Police Buildings; h. 21 Consti- tution Street William, commission agent, 15 Yeaman Shore & Macdonald, pawnbrokers and merchants, 148 Overgate

Margaret, of Miller & Macdonald ; h. 120 Perth Road Mrs James, 178 Perth Road Mrs, 7 Paton's Lane Miss, dressmaker, 63 Perth Road Miss, Osborne Place, Magdalen Yard Miss Blair, 4 Springfield Miln, James, flaxspinner, 7 Meadow Street, Chapelshade

James, house-factor, 7 Stewart's Court, 59 Seagate ; h. 14 Seafield Road John, wright, 95 Perth Road

Robert, merchant, 18 St Andrew's Place ; h. Beech House, Broughty Ferry

Thomas, reedmaker, Bruce's Entry ; h. 1 Coupar's Alley Thomas Weston, 6 Greenfield Place, Perth Road

Wm., grocer, 24 Ann St., Maxwelltown ; h. James's St., Do. Mrs Robert, 6 Strawberry Bank Miss Catherine, 142, Miln's Buildings Milne, Alexander, Lower Pleasance Alexander, baker, 188 Seagate David, baker, 21 Dudhope Crescent David, house-factor, 164, Doig's Entry, Overgate George, writer, clerk to Dundee Harbour Trustees and Dun-

dee Public Seminaries, 11 Reform Street ; h. Bro. Ferry ;

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Milne, George, dairy-keeper, 15 Queen Street James, baker, 11 Scouringburn John, corn-merchant ; h. Castle Cottage, Tayport John, baker, 204 Seagate Rev. John, Castle Street J. H., tobacconist, 125 Murraygate ; h. Albert Court Patrick, grocer and spirit-merchant, 42 Wellgate ; h. 48 Wellgate Robert, manufacturer, Scouringburn Mill ; h. 48 Wellgate

Robert, flesher, 52 Murraygate ; h. Mason Lodge Close Wm., moulder, Craigie Knowe Catherine, mangle-keeper, 9 Dallfield Walk Mrs, spiritdealer, 148 Seagate Mrs, confectioner, 206 Overgate Misses, milliners, 7 Coupar's Alley Street Mills, Alexander, of John & A. Mills ; k 13 Wellington David, manufacturer, 26 Rosebank Street

James, of John & A. Mills ; h. 13 Wellington Street James, shipmaster, 6 Victoria Square James, jeweller and perfumer, 28 High Street ; h. 10 Tay Square St. James, manufacturer, 105 Hilltown ; h. 10 Wellington James S., messenger-at-arms, 10 High Street; h. 27 Ex- change Street

John, of John & A. Mills ; h. 13 Wellington Street John, merchant, 16 West Wynd

William, grocer and provision-merchant, 83 Nethergate ; h. Perth Road William, manager,)? Blakey, Holden, & Co.'s Power-Looms h. 100 Hilltown John & A., merchants, 39 Cowgate Mitchell, Adam, grocer and spiritdealer, 154 Scouringburn; h. above Alexander, shipmaster, 2 Kirk Entry

Alexander, pawnbroker, 4 West Port ; h. North Tay St.

David, of D. & J. Mitchell ; h. Blackheath House David, shipowner, 29 Union Street David, fruiterer, 8 Murraygate

George, provision-dealer, 3 Church Lane ; h. 72 Overgate James, shipmaster, 75 Bell Street

James Scott, of D. & J. Mitchell ; h. Blackheath House John, grocer, wine and spirit-merchant, 55 and 57 Princes

Street ; h. Bell Street

John, flesher, 2 Hilltown ; h. above

John, of J. & R. Mitchell & Co. ; h. 4 Fleuchar Craig Moutter, coal-merchant, 5 Temple Lane Peter, in-door assistant-inspector and clerk, Parochial

Board Office ; A. 23 Constitution Street

Robert, of J. & R. Mitchell & Co. ; h. Fleuchar Craig Robert, jun., of J. & R. Mitchell & Co.; h. 4 Fleuchar Craig ;

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Mitchell, William, green-grocer, 50 King Street William, china-merchant, 52 King Street

William, wright and glazier, 40 Dens Brae ; h. Buckle- maker Wynd

William, joiner and glazier, 54 Cowgate ; h. 56 Buckle- maker Wynd D. & J., writers, 41 Reform Street J. & Gr., contractors, Meadowside Road J. & R.. & Co., merchants and flaxspinners, 4 Cowgate Margaret, grocer and teadealer, 78 Bucklemaker Wynd Mrs M. H., matron, Dundee Royal Infirmary Mrs, grocer, 12 Bucklemaker Wynd Miss, dressmaker, 10 Murraygate Mitchelson, M. A., provision-dealer, 6 Church Lane Moir, Alexander, shipmaster, 7 Dallfield Walk John, merchant and manufacturer, 18 St Andrew's Street h, 6 William Street, Forebank Molison, Francis, Vice-Consul for Spain, of F. Molison & Co. ; h. Mayfield, Ferry Road F., & Co., merchants, 15 King Street Mollison, James, baker, 53 Fish Street

James, Tay Shipbuilding Co. ; h. Crichton Street Moncrieff, Henry, U. P. City Missionary, 169 Seagate

James, joiner and cabinetmaker, Methodist Close ; ft. Scouringburn

William, clerk to P. Duncan ; h. 40 Seabraes Mrs John, spiritdealer, 104 Seagate

Moncur, Alexander, of Alex. Moncur & Son ; h. Miller's Wynd

Alexander H., of Alex. Moncur & Son ; h. Miller's Wynd

James, grocer and spiritdealer, 141 Hawkhill ; h. Wilkie's Lane James, shipmaster, 29 Hilltown John, grocer and spiritdealer, 73 Perth Road

Alex., & Son, manufacturers, 25 Watt Street; office, St Andrew's Place Miss, 131 Murraygate

Mbnnich, Lewis, of Monnich & Quosbarth ; h. 3 Craig Street & Quosbarth, ship-brokers and commission-merchants, 24 Dock Street

Monro, John, spiritdealer, 1 West Dock Street ; h. 3 Vault William, m.d., 4 Tay Square Moon, Adam, surgeon, 2 Union Street Alexander, innkeeper, 5 North Tay Street Alexander, spiritdealer, 20 Session Street

William, of Moon, Langlands, & Co. ; L 2 Union Street Langlands, & Co., drapers, 40 Nethergate, and 23 West Port Miss, lodgings, 14 Church Lane

Morren, James, clerk, Edward's Factory ; h. 15 Exchange Street Morgan, Miss, 42 Bucklemaker Wynd 124 MOR—MUN.

Morison, John, writer, 26 Castle Street ; h. 1 Dudhope Terrace

William R, manufacturer, 9 Queen Street ; h. 119 Mur- raygate

Miss, of Morison & Scrymgeour ; h. Nelson Street Misses, & Scrymgeour, drapers, 71 Wellgate

Morris, David, clerk, Craigie Mill ; n. Milne's Court, 40 Wellgate

David, basketmaker, 82 Nethergate ; h. 90 Overgate James, broker, 3 Long Wynd

James, cooper and grocer, 88 and 92 Overgate ; A. 90 Do. John, bootmaker, 8 Perth Road William, dairy-keeper, 27 Hospital Park Mrs, furnishings, 5 Hawkhill

Morrison, David, jun., flesher, 87 King Street ; A. 91 Do. James, chimney-sweeper, 77 Overgate James, furnishings and confectionery, 48 Hawkhill

John, manufacturer, 3 Union Street, Maxwelltown ; A. 5 Do.

Jessie, teacher, Hilltown Free Church School ; A. 12 Nelson Street Mrs, grocer, 80 Blackscroft Mrs, midwife, Souter's Close, 28 Hilltown Mortimer, David, builder, 25 Victoria Street Henry, grocer and teadealer, 102 Princes Street Morton, William, sen., clerk, Old Gas Works; A. 108 Princes Street Moyes, William, landscape gardener, 288 Perth Road Mudie, James E., clerk, 19 Nelson Street John, surgeon, 4 Bain Squai'e

R. A., coal-merchant and shipowner, 8 Butcher Row ; A. 3 Somerville Place

William, baker, 24 Hilltown \ Agnes, furnishings, 58 Dudhope Street S C. & J., dressmakers, 8 Overgate Mrs Francis, 25 Constitution Road Misses, milliners, 25 Constitution Road

Muir, Robert, hair-cutter, 35 Castle Street ; A. 172 Seagate

Thomas, mill-manager, South Dudhope Mill ; A. 2 Lochee Road

Thomas, coal-merchant, Yeaman Shore ; A. Stirling Muirhead, P. & P., drapers and emigration agents, 26 Reform St.; A. 31 Do. William, spiritdealer, 185 Scouringburn Mullen, Robert, clog, patten, and last-maker, 8 South Lindsay St. Munro, Daniel, grocer, 26 Hawkhill

David, blacksmith, Constitution Road ; A.* Bell Street Lane John, blacksmith, 18 Scouringburn William, ironmonger, blacksmith, and tinplate-worker, 27 Greenmarket ;

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Munro, Mrs, mangle-keeper, 56 Ann Street

Murdoch, John, of J. Murdoch & Son ; h. Albert Court Entry Kobert, of Murdoch & Crook ; h. Park Entry Robert, joiner, 7 Lindsay Street ; h. 12 Park William, grocer, 60 Nethergate ; h. Albert Court h. Wm., chemist and druggist, 45 Overgate ; Union St. & Crook, joiners, 7 Lindsay Street John, & Son, plumbers, brassfounders, and gasfitters, 146 Overgate and 37 Nethergate h. Constitution Road Murison, Patrick, of Taylor & Murison ; 38 [ Murray, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 172 Seagate Charles, spiritdealer, 15 Exchange Street

William, joiner and cabinetmaker, 34 Mid Wynd ; h. 11 Seafield Lane Street William, clerk to P. Watson ; h. Victoria Miss M., grocer and teadealer, 20 Todburn Lane Misses, 1 Tay Street

Mustard, John, mill-manager, South Anchor Mill ; h. Fleuchar Craig Mutrie, Mrs, proprietor, 29 Constitution Road Myles, Peter, shipmaster, 22 Yeaman Shore John, corn-chandler, 31 Exchange Street

John, confectioner, 197 Overgate ; h. above

John, commission-agent, Dock Street ; h. 12 Wellington St, Richard, shipmaster, 35 Exchange Street

William, accountant, 11 Reform Street ; h. 61 Do.

Nairn, Rev. Charles, Free St David's ; h. 17 Springfield

William, clerk, Royal Exchange Buildings ; h. Victoria St. " Mary, grocer and spiritdealer, 9 Arthur Street Naughton, James, brewer and spiritdealer, 150 Seagate

Neave, David, shipsmith and beam-maker, King William's Dock ; h. 95 Seagate Thos., writer, 26 Castle Street; /*. Wellgate House, Newport Mrs, grocer and teadealer, 95 Seagate Miss, ironing, 16 South Lindsay Street

Neilson, Geo., meal-dealer, 56 West Port ; h, Scott's CI., Brown St.

Neish, Alexander, merchant, 29 Cowgate ; h. 141 Princes Street

James, of James Neish & Co. ; h. Heathfield, Hawkhill country residence, Laws, by Monifieth Capt. James, Airlie Place John, spiritdealer, 86 Blackscroft Thomas, Russian Vice-Con8ul and commission-merchant, 20

Peter's Court ; h. Carolina Port James, & Co., merchants and manufacturers, Heathfield Works, Hawkhill, and Law Mill

Wm., of Neish & Pattullo ; h. Dunkeld & Pattullo, writers, 1 Bank Street Mrs, grocer and teadealer, 7 James's Street, Maxwelltown ;

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Nell, William Henry, draper, 14 Reform Street ; h, 10 Do. Neppred, George Thos., teacher of Episcopal School, 6 Fenton St.4 h. 16 South Lindsay Street Ness, James, grocer, Burn's Land, Scouringburn

Thomas, draper, 35 West Port ; h. West Port Newall, Geo. H., merchant, Eoyal Exchange Buildings; h. Seafield Lodge, Magdalen Yard Newton, John P., shipmaster, 12 Queen Street William, jun., clerk. Dudhope Works; h. 94 Hawkhill Nicholson, Charles, brush-manufacturer, 6 Castle Street; h. 2 Peter Street, Murraygate Thomas, coal and insurance-agent, and treasurer for the Dundee and Newtyle Railway Co., 32 Castle Street h. Greybank, Magdalen Yard Road Nicolson, Alexander, shipmaster, 12 Queen Street

Mrs Helen, grocer, 19 Hilltown ; h. 21 Do. Nicol, David, spiritdealer, 94 Blackscroft John, house-factor, West Bell Street Margaret, coffee-house, 36 Barrack Street Mrs, spiritdealer, 16 South Union Street Miss, Roodyards Nicoll, Alex., stoneware-merchant, 119 Hawkhill

David, flaxspinner, Ward Mill ; h. 23 Union Street David, manufacturer, 170 Hawkhill David, grocer, 8 West Port

George H., of G. H. & G. Nicoll ; h. Magdalen Yard George, of Do. Do. h. Do. James, dairy -keeper, 18 Smithfield James, gardener, Dudhope James, flesher, 63 and 65 Scouringburn James, baker, 1 Scouringburn James B., wine-merchant, 33 Reform Street; h. 6 Hawkhill Place

Jas. R., iron-merchant, 31 Baltic Street ; h. 29 Do.

Robert, wright, 14 Commercial Street ; h. 70| High Street

Robt., grocer, 14 Nethergate ; h. 1 Victoria Square

Thomas, of Nicoll & Welsh ; h. Small's Wynd Thomas, iron and steel merchant, 23 and 25 Yeaman Shore h. Alma Cottage, Broughty Ferry Road

William, writer, 4 Reform Street ; h. Roseangle

William, grocer, 54 Wellgate ; h. 39 Hilltown

Win., blacksmith, 5 Speed's Close ; h. 24 Dudhope Crescent Wm., bootmaker, 29 West Port; h. Seafield Terrace, B. Ferry

Wm., merchant and shipowner, 155 Seagate ; h. 19 Dock St. A. & J., cabinetmakers, Tindal s Wynd G. H. & G., ironmongers, 38 Overgate & Welsh, drapers, 19 Reform Street Mrs Mary, grocer and spiritdealer, 74 King Street Mrs Thomas, 10 Hawkhill Place NIC— OLI. 127

Nicoll, Mrs, matron of « The Home," 17 Paton's Lane Nimmo, Matthew, surgeon, 17 Tay Street

Niven, David, jun., flesher, 3 Crichton Street ; h. Ogilvie's Close, High Street

D. B., agent and sharebroker, 23 Castle St. ; h. 53 Tay St.

Noble, T. F. & Co., manufacturers, 31 St Andrew's Street ; h. King Street House Norie, James, shipmaster, Mauchline Tower Court

Norrie, Charles, of C. Norrie & Sons ; h. Camphill, Bro. Ferry

John S., of C. Norrie & Sons ; h. Douglasfield William, shipmaster, 45 Todburn Lane Seafield, Ferry Wm. H., of C. Norrie & Sons ; h. Broughty Charles, & Sons, bleachers, calenderers, and merchants, 29 Meadowside Mrs, proprietor, 72 Hilltown Nucator, Mrs, M

O'Farrel, G. & J., pawnbrokers, 14 North Tay Street, and 249 Overgate; h. 7 Lindsay Street Ogilvie, Alexander C, spiritdealer, 42 Rosebank Street Andrew, sharebroker and insurance-agent, 21 Castle Street; h. 4 Windsor Street

David, of Malcolm, Ogilvie, & Co. ; h. 7 Bonnybank Road James, shipmaster, 35 Exchange Street James, spiritdealer, 85 Scouringburn

James, of J. & J. Ogilvie ; h. 1 Park Place

John, of J. & J. Ogilvie ; h. 4 Park Place John, broker, 136 Scouringburn William, grocer, 44 Rosebank Street William, flesher, 115 Overgate; h. 112 Do. William, druggist, 98 King Street

William, foreman, iUex. Berrie's Factory, 266 Hilltown ; h. Rosebank Street James & John, writers, 3 New Inn Entry Mrs, mangle-keeper, 12 George's Place Mrs, mangle-keeper, Constitution Street Mrs, lodgings, 10 Yeaman Shore Misses, teachers, Albert Street

Ogilvy, Alexander, of A. Ogilvy & Sob ; h. 220 Perth Road Alexander, & Sons, canvas manufacturers, and rope and sail-makers, Tay Rope Work, 222 Perth Road, and 11 Shore Terrace Miss, 10 Tay Square O' Gorman, Michael, Catholic teacher, Powrie Place, Maxwelltown O'Hare, Michael, coal-dealer, 16 Constable Street O'Harra, Mrs, broker, 13 and 15 Hunter Street Oliver, Henry, hat-manufacturer, 28 Union Street Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 19 Rose Street 128 OMA— PAT.

Oman, George, cooper, 5 Gellatly Street ; h. 90 Seagate O'Neile, Patrick, surgeon-accoucheur, 70 Overgate

Grchar, James G., engineer ; h. 44 Albert Street Ormsby, John, baker, 4 St Clement's Lane Orquhart, James, late shoemaker, Union Close Alexander, cartwright, Craigie Orr, Mrs, midwife, 61 Scouringburn Osborne, G. M., m.d., 136 Nethergate Ouchterlony, Miss Ann, 102 Nethergate Oviston, William, shipmaster, Coldside Owen, George, broker, 9 Ann Street Ower, Charles, civil-engineer and architect, Custom-house Build-

ings ; h. 10 Craigie Terrace

George, glazier, 42 Overgate ; h. 2 Union Terrace

James H., of J. & R. Ower ; h. 184 Hawkhill J. & R., manufacturers, 6 West Wynd

Owler, James, baker, 47 Bell Street ,

Packman, Thomas, shipmaster, 10 Lilybank Pargiter, William, cloth-stamp cutter, 49 Todburn Lane Paris, Andrew, shipmaster, 5 Castle Court

Park, Robert, of Park, Sinclair, & Co. ; h. Dudhope Road Sinclair, & Co., printers and newspaper proprietors, 9 New Inn Entry Parker, Alexander, coal-merchant and dairy, Small's Wynd

Edward, of C. Parker & Sons ; k. Mount Pleasant

Charles, of C. Parker & Sons ; h. 10 Reform Street

Charles, jun.,'of C. Parker & Sons ; h. 8 Wellington St. Charles H., engineer and machinist, 8 Wellington Street Charles, & Som, engineers, machine-makers, &c, Ladybank Works, Chapelshade

F. C, chemist, Nethergate ; h. 10 Reform Street

Paterson, Alexander, hairdresser, 6 Exchange Street ; h. Rankine's Close Andrew, spiritdealer, 158 Hawkhill h. above David, baker, 9 Wellgate ; p 24 26 Henry, grocer and wine-merchant, and Murraygate; f h. 38 Castle Street

James, of James Neish & Co. ; h. 44 Magdalen Road

James, of Haddon & Paterson ; h. Fort Street, Broughty Ferry John, spiritdealer, Dudhope Tavern, 82 Dudhope Cres- cent William, jun., fruiterer, 1 Union Street; h. 48 Do. Mrs, mangle-keeper, 2 Dallfield Walk Miss, fruiterer, Snepherd's Loan

Paton, Edward, of Paton & Walsh ; h. Perth

D. B., draper, 4 Murraygate ; h. 21 Castle Street George, gardener, Constitution Gardens PAT—PET. 129

Paton, Henrv, spiritdealer, 14 Seagate

James M., of J. & G. Paton ; h. Tayfield.Newport John G., of J. & G. Paton • h. Broughty Ferry

William M., of Paton & Fleming ; h. Cottage, Ferry Eoad John & George, fiaxspinners and merchants, 8 St Andrew's Street & Fleming, merchants, 17 Cowgate & Walsh, gunmakers, 31 Union Street Jane Maclean, teacher, Meadowside Female Sessional

School ; k 14 Gellatly Street Patrick, John, plasterer, 83 Bell Street

Robert, general outfitter, 12 Greenmarket ; h. 23 Crichton Street Mrs, 61 Reform Street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 20 Dallfield Walk Patterson, Thomas S., coffeehouse keeper, 48 Dock Street; h. 4 Can= die Lane Mrs Ann, furnishing shop, 152 Scouringburn Pattie, Robert, shipmaster, 16 South Union Street

Pattullo, Allison, grocer, 12 Yeaman Shore ; h. Reform Street George, commission merchant, 23 St Andrew's Street

George A., merchant, 37 St Andrew's Street ; h. 1 Con- stitution Terrace

James, of Neish & Pattullo ; h. Abertay, Broughty Ferry Mrs J., broker, 16 Barrack Street Miss, teacher, 3 Thorter Row Misses, Morrison's Court, Wellgate

Paul, Archibald, writer, 1 Bank Street ; h. Newport

James, average- stater, 4 Panmure Street ; h. 15 Springfield

Thomas, reporter, Dundee Advertiser ; h. 1 Dallfield Terrace & Co., chemists and druggists, Belmont Place Miss, milliner, 102 Nethergate

Paxton, Jas., grocer and spirit-merchant, 17 and 19 West Port ; h. Ryehill House, Mid Wynd William, ale and porter dealer, 9 Vault; h. Tay St. Lane Peacock, Betsy, furnishings, 1 Hawkhill

Pearce, Henry Jones, clerk, Dundee Bank ; h. 37 Constitution Road Mrs, 37 Constitution Road

Pearman , James, professor of music, Mount Pleasant, Hawkhill

Pearson, Wm., corn-meter, 15 Dock Street ; h. 4 Gellatly Street Peat, John, shipmaster, 6 High Street Mrs, Morton's Square Peddie, Miss, dressmaker, Whitehall Close

Pellow, John, printer, 11 New Inn Entry ; h. 23 Dudhope Crescent Peter, tobacconist, 62 Murraygate

Peter, David, merchant, 33 Meadowside ; h. 1 J ames's Place, Bro. Ferry

James, Caledonia Saw-Mill ; h. 104 Princes Street

Robert, manager, Ward Mill ; h. 68 Hilltown K 130 PET—POW.

Peter, J. H., & Co., flaxspinners, Kirkland Works ; office, 14 Bam Square h. Leven ;_ Kirkland, by Peterkin, Isaac, broker, 179 Overgate Peters, David, grocer and spiritdealer, 50 West Port Petrie, Archibald, shipmaster, Victoria Street

David, merchant, 23 St Andrew's Street ; ft. Wellington St.

David, wine and spirit-merchant, 38 Seagate ; h. 33 Do. David, paper-ruler, 48 Overgate

David, teacher, 38 Park Wynd ; h. 11 Union St., Maxwellt. George, draper, 72 King Street

George, draper and hosier, 24 Princes Street j h. 37 Do.

James, hosier, 37 West Port ; h. Temple Lane

James, spiritdealer, 33 Wellgate ; h. Milne's Court- James, baker, 117 Murraygate John, shoemaker, Coldside Silvester, gardener, Old Craigie Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 151 Scouringburn Mrs, matron, Female Model Lodging-House, 8 Middle St.

Miss, milliner, 13 Tally Street ; h. 48 Overgate

Philip, Chas., manager, Cowgate Calendering Co. ; h. 25 Cotton Ed,

David, of Boyd & Philip ; k. 28 Wellington Street Mungo, dairy-keeper, 3 Elizabeth Street Wm., joiner, 20 w att Street William, shipmaster, Kirk Entry Mrs, dairy-keeper, 21 Hospital Park Philips, Mrs, spiritdealer, 18 Rose Street Mrs, grocer, 203 Hawkhill Miss £L, spiritdealer, 18 Commercial Street, Maxwelltown Phin, Thomas, grocer and spiritdealer, 7 Hunter Street Pierie, Mrs, milliner^ 49 Murraygate Pigget, James, grocer and agent, 43 West Port

Pigott, Majoi\ staff-officer, Dudhope Barracks ; h. Fleuchar Craig Pilmer, Mrs R., 6 Paton's Lane, Perth Road Mrs, spiritdealer, 8 Greenmarket

Pirie, Alexander, of A. & A. Pirie ; h. 5 Forebank Road

David, painter, 21 Crichton Street ; h. 17 Do. A. & A., manufacturers, 13 Cowgate Mrs, canvas-cover maker, 15 Crichton Street Mrs, grocer, 69 Hawkhill

Pitcairn, David, of David Martin & Co. ; 1u Graybank, Perth Road

Pitkethly, David, architect, 63 Ferry Road ; h. 55 Do. Miss, milliner, 94 Nethergate Porter, Mrs, 28 Mid Street, Chapelshade Pow, Mrs, poulterer, 20 Crichton Street ; h. above Powrie, David, spiritdealer, 89 Overgate Thomas, 102 Nethergate

Mrs & Miss, teachers, St James School, Bell Street : h. Bell Street Miss, 89 Bell Street PEA— RAT. 131

Pram, Alex., stoneware-merchant, 93 Perth Rd. ; h, 8 Taylor's Lane James, manufacturer, 29 Park Wynd & Doig, brewers, Perth Eoad Helen, grocer, 204 Hawkhill Preston, David, dairy-keeper, 180 Hilltown Mrs C, baker, 102 Scouringburn Proctor, David, of W. & D. Proctor'; h. Union Street, Maxwelltown

William, of W. & D. Proctor ; h. 156 Hilltown W. & D., twine and rope manufacturers, 156 Hilltown Prophet, John, confectioner, 5 Cowgate

Proudfoot, P., clerk, Post Office ; h. 122 Hilltown

Pryde, R. D., coal-merchant and shipbroker; shed, Trades' Lane ;

office, 12 Commercial Street ; h. Tayport Pullar, John, feuar, 9 Annfield Eoad David, grocer, 5 and 6 Clepington Feus

J., & Son, dyers and cleaners, 45 Nethergate ; L Perth Pullen, Mrs, lodgings, 16 South Lindsay Street

Quosbarth, Herman, of Mbnnich & Quosbarth ; h. 9 Dock Street

Rae, Alexander, of Rae, Thomson, & Co. ; h. Mill Farm of Inver- gowrie Thomson, & Co., auctioneers, 8 Overgate

Rait, George, grocer, 7 West Port ; L 3 Do.

Thomas, baker, 10 Overgate ; h. 8 Do. Ramsay, David, dairy-keeper, Fair Muir David, provision-dealer, 99 Overgate David, tinsmith and gas-fitter, 14 Hawkhill; h. 11 Hunter Street George, dairy-keeper, Coldside George, city-missionary, 32 Albert Street

James, clerk, 21 Dock Street ; ft. "118 Murraygate

James, spirit-agent, 44 High Street ; h. 156 Perth Road James, cabinetmaker, 42 and 44 Blackscroft

James, clerk to J. & G. Paton, 8 St Andrew's Street ; A. Victoria Street

James, jun., of Mackenzie, Ramsay, & Co. ; h. Balgay House John, eating-house keeper, 12 Scouringburn William, cabinetmaker, Speed's Close William, tailor, Anderson's Entry, Hawkhill Mrs R., grocer and spiritdealer, 108 Scouringburn

Rankin, Rev. John, Catholic Apostolic Church, Meadow Place , h. 12 Springfield T. & W., boot and shoemakers, 36 Mid Wynd Rattray, James, grocer and teadealer, 62 Princes Street James, shipmaster, Albert Street James, dairy, 104 Hawkhill James, brewer and bottler, 36 High Street 132 EAT—RIT.

Rattray, James, chronometer, watch, and clock-maker, 33 High

Street ; A. 124 Seagate

John, grocer, 9 Dudhope Street ; h. Dallfield Terrace John, grocer, 68 Blackness Road Peter, slater, Meadowside John, & Son, manufacturers, Miln's East Wynd, and Blackness Road Miss, 5 Dudhope Terrace Rea, David, tea, wine, and spirit-merchant, 59 Overgate; h. 6 Perth Road William, flesher, 7 Brown Street Ree, H. P., & Co., merchants, 51 St Andrews Street

Reid, Alexander, of A. P. Reid & Son ; h. 22 Murraygate George, 3 Springfield

George, spiritdealer, 26 Greenmarket ; h. Fish Street James, broker, 68 Hilltown

James, keeper of Bell Street Hall ; h. Constitution Road James, confectioner, 53 Hawkhill John, hairdresser, Royal Infirmary John, agent, Hawkhill

Peter, writer, 46 Reform Street ; h. 135 Perth Road Robert, baker, 114 Princes Street Thomas, manufacturer, 17 Park Wynd

William, of Reid, M'Lachlan, & Heron ; h. Johnfield, Mag- dalen Yard Road

William, of Fleming & Reid ; h. Milne's Court William, currier, Westfield Avenue Alexander P., & Son, confectioners, top of Murraygate M'Lachlan, & Heron, writers, Burnhead Helen, china-merchant, 30 Union Street, Maxwelltown Mrs, lodgings, 2 Dallfield Terrace Miss, 3 Springfield Miss, spiritdealer, Key's Close

Reith, David, writer, 26 Castle Street ; h. 5 Windsor Place Rendall, Anne, green-grocer, 22 Constitution Road Rennie, Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 54 Gellatly Street

Renny, James, accountant, 3 Bank Street ; h. 51 Magdalen Green

W., of Hill & Renny ; h. 20 Springfield Reoch, Mrs, 28 Princes Street

Reston, Rev. James, James's U. P. Church ; h. 1 Powrie Lane Revel, Charles George Lewis, ship-broker, 6 Commercial Street Rickard, Joseph, British Hotel, Castle Street

Riddell, Rev. Hugh, Reform Street Chapel ; h. 61 Albert Street Robert, grocer and spiritdealer, 30 Hilltown Ritchie, Charles, merchant and commission-agent, agent to Win. Ritchie & Son, London, Royal Exchange Buildings David, shipmaster, 29 Cowgate George, shipmaster, 31 Bucklemaker Wynd

John, merchant, Blackness Road ; h. Belmont Place RIT—ROB. 133

Ritchie, Malcolm, grocer, 50 Blackness Road Mungo, of Thorns & Ritchie; h. 1 Shepherd's Loan Peter, grocer and teadealer, 29 Bucklemaker Wynd

P. D., ship-agent, 37 Exchange Street ; k. Broughty Ferry

William, of Ritchie & Simpson ; h. 13 Westfield Place

& Simpson, merchants and manufacturers ; factories,

Maxwelltown and Hawkhill ; office, 32 Baltic Street Mrs, lodgings, 7 Overgate Robb, Alexander B., baker, 15 West Port

James, bootmaker, 39 West Port ; h. 1 Brown Street James, china-merchant, 48 Hilltown John, shipmaster, 28 Hilltown Joseph, broker, 76 and 80 Oowgate

Peter, church-officer, Ward Chapel ; h. 28 Mid Street Mrs, 10 Paton's Lane Robertson, Alexander, steward, " London" steam-ship, 43 Castle Street

Alex., boot and shoemaker, 200 Overgate ; h. 198 Do. Alexander, spiritdealer, 122 Overgate

Alexander, mechanic, Verdant Mill ; h. Dudhope Cres- cent Alexander, cabinetmaker, 42 Murraygate

Alexander, teacher, Hilltown F. C. School ; h. 19 Nelson Street Alexander, grocer and teadealer, 105 Bucklemaker Wd. Alexander, manager, Kinmond, Hill, & Luke's Factory,

Powrie Lane ; h. Powrie Lane

Andrew, manager of Cleansing ; h. Morrison's Court Andrew, woollen-draper, 72 High Street; h. 116 Princes Street

A., confectioner, 8 Reform Street ; h. Somerville Place

Charles P., clerk, 11 Reform Street ; h. Fenton's Close, Murraygate David, of Moon, Langlands, & Co.; h. 2 Union Street

David, clerk to Alex. Kay ; h. 32 Tay Street

David, grocer and hosier, 137 Hawkhill ; h. above David, builder, Meadowside David, accountant and house-factor, Crichton's Court, Overgate David, grocer and teadealer, 80 Bucklemaker Wynd George, teacher, Public Seminaries

George, bootmaker, 7 Barrack Street ; h. 17 Do.

George, hosier and umbrella-maker, 40 Overgate ; h. 3 Thorter Row Henry, manager, Working-Men's Coffee-house, 122 Scouringburn James, pianoforte-tuner and repairer, 11-3 Joint-Stock Buildings

James, boot and shoemaker, 28 Hawkhill ; h. 25 Do. 134 ROB.

Robertson, James, factory-overseer, T. F. Noble & Co.'s Factoryf Cotton Road ; h. 39 Do.

Jeffi-ey Hall, teller, Bank of Scotland ; h. 1 Bank Street John, bootmaker, 129 Princes Street John, furniture-dealer, 7 Tally Street

John, of Eobertson & Brown ; h. Milnbank, Small's Wynd

Joh^ draper, 12 West Port ; h. 37 Dallfield Walk John, merchant, 3 Coupar's Alley

John, mill-manager, Logie Works ; h. 2 Milnbank

J ohn, with James Spence ; h. 67 Bell Street

John Earl, with Jas. Spenee ; h. 3 West Dock Street John M„ inn-keeper and coach-proprietor, 23 Perth Ed*. Rev. John, Secretary to the Asylum, and factor for the Sessional Mortifications, 14 Meadow Street Joseph, baker, 17 Upper Pleasance Neil, collector of Customs, 1 Bernard Street

Peter, game-dealer and poulterer, 30 Union Street ; h. G Yeaman Shore Robert, collector of Public Elates, &c.j h. Craigie Knowe Robert M'Gavin, of Bruce & Robertson; L George Street, Clepington Robert, manager, Caledonian Loan Company, Dundee

Branch, 1 New Inn Entry ; h. 234 Perth Road Simon, treasurer, Shore Dues Office ; h. 6 Airlie Place Thomas, spirit-merchant, 51 King Street Thomas, shipmaster, 87 Hilltown William, spiritdealer, 17 Constable Street William, baker, 53 Princes Street

William, clerk, Post Office ; k. 2 Crescent Lane, Princes Street

William, of D. & W. Robertson ; h. 7 Windsor Street William, shipmaster, 70^, Gray's Close, High Street William, builder, 6 Union Street, Maxwelltown William, tailor, 158 Hilltown & Brown, grocers, 42 High Street D. & W., iron-merchants, 36 and 38 Castle Street Elizabeth, grocer, 42 Hilltown Mrs, spiritdealer, 22 Bell Street Mrs, grocer, 22 North Tay Street Mrs, eating-house keeper, 20 North Tay Street Mrs, furnishings, 47 Hawkhill Mrs, grocer, 162 Hawkhill Mrs, stoneware-merchant, 78 Hawkhill Mrs, lodgings, 61 Murraygate Mrs, refreshment-rooms, 12 Shore Terrace- Mrs, grocer, 122 Nethergate Mrs, teacher, 38 Mid Street ;

ROB—RUS. 135

Robertson, Mrs, 45 Albert Street Mrs, mangle-keeper, 80 Bucklemaker Wynd Mrs Andrew, 214 Hawkhill Mrs F., 26 Springfield Mrs M., spiritdealer, 23 Barrack Street Mrs T., china-merchant, 87 Hilltown Miss, milliner, Murraygate Miss, dressmaker, 1 Bernard Street Miss, 5 Westfield Place Miss, straw-hat maker and milliner, 4 Church Street

Rodger, Alex., coal and potato-dealer, 101 Hilltown ; h. 123 Do. Charles, grocer, 226 Hawkhill

David, grocer and spiritdealer, 115 Overgate ; h. 16 South Lindsay Street James, clothier and tailor, 4 Church Lane; h. 14 New Inn Entry John, grocer and teadealer, 12 Dens- Road Thomas, shipmaster, 12 Queen Street Roger, Charles, librarian, secretary, and treasurer, Dundee Public

Library, 20 St Clement's Lane ; h. 1 Peter Street James S., merchant, 3 King Street and Rosemill Manure

Works ; h. Rosemill William, house-factor, 12 Stewart's Court, 59 Seagate Miss, dressmaker, 2 Seafield Road

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 51 King Street ; h. above Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 12 Stewart's Court, 59 Seag„

Rollo, David, writer and n.p., 30 Reform Street ; h. Bloomfield, Lochee Francis, spirit merchant, 135 Princes Street Geo. H., accountant, Dundee and Arbroath Railway Co. h. Hairfield, Lochee

Ronald, James, corn-merchant, 8 Dock Street ; h, Newport Roney, John, broker, 143 Overgate

Ross, Alexander, spiritdealer, 1 Forebank Road ; h. 8 Crichton St. David, grocer, 66 Hawkhill John, grocer and teadealer, 8 Commercial St., Maxweiltown John, shipmaster, 53 Meadowside

Niel, brewer, George's Place ; h. 37 Constitution Road Mrs, spiritdealer, 1 James's Street Mrs, provision-dealer, 44 King Street

Rough, George, glove-manufacturer, 5 High Street ; h. 107, Rood- yards, Broughty Ferry Road

Rowan, Edward, boot and shoemaker, 157 Overgate ; h. Albion Passage, Overgate

Roy, Andrew, teacher, Dundee Academy ; h. Commerton, Fife Ruddiman, Mrs, eating-house keeper, 21 Church Lane

Russell, Alex., of Russell & Co. ; h. 23 High Street

David, of Grierson, Russell, & Co. ; h. Newport

David, chemist and druggist, 1 High St. ; h. 41 Union St. 136 eus—sco.

Russell, David, jun., commission-merchant, 13 New Inn Entry ; h. 45 Millar's Wynd, Perth Road

Robert, filesmith arid re-cutter, Mill's Lane, Chapelshade ; h. 4 Mid Street

Thomas, draper, 23 Reform Street ; k. 6 Shore Terrace Brothers, drapers, 97 Nethergate Alex., & Co., basket-makers, 22 High Street Mrs David, 11 Thomson Street Mrs, mangle-keeper, 216 Hilltown Miss, Morrison's Court, Wellgate Rutherford, John, spiritdealer, 24 North Tay Street; h. 2 St. David's Lane

Win , grocer, 4 Temple Lane

Ruthven, James, flesher, 13 Wellgate ; h. above John, flesher, 12 Hawkhill

Robert, flesher, 90 King Street ; h. King Street

Wm., shipbroker, 16 Dock Street ; h. Gowrie Cottage, Broughty Ferry Ruxton, Alex., spiritdealer, 29 Pole Park Road

Salmond, David, manager, Ward Foundry ; h. Isles' Lane

J ames, land-surveyor, 6 High Street ; h. 10 W. Dock St. Sampson, James, architect. 68 Blackscroft

Samson, George, jun., of Hugh Samson & Son ; h. 1 Jamaica St. Robert, shipmaster, 21 Hilltown

William, manufacturer, Hilltown ; h. 69 Do. Hugh, & Spn, manufacturers, 1 Jamaica Street, Hillbank

Sandeman, George, Courier Office ; h. 6 Bain Square William, baker, 141 Hilltown

Sanderson, Peter, cabinetmaker, 11 Tally St. ; h, S. Lindsay St. Misses, Hawkhill Place Saunders, Andrew, 18 Wellington Street James, spiritdealer, 192 Overgate Peter, leather-merchant, 27 Mid Street, Chapelshade

Wm., spiritdealer, 144 Murraygate ; h. 138 Do. Wm., grocer, 163 Hawkhill William Crichton, surgeon, 81 Seagate Mrs J., brewer and spiritdealer, 82 Seagate Scarlett, Andrew, superintendent, secretary, and treasurer of West- ern Cemetery Scobie, Mrs, lodgings, 23 St Andrew's Street

Schleselman, Geo., clerk to J. & R. Mitchell & Co. ; h. 6 Perth Rd. Scollay, William, builder, Euclid Crescent

Scotland, James W., grocer and teadealer, 42 Princes Street ; h. 68 King Street

Scott, Alexander, auctioneer, 28 Reform Street ; h. Bonnybank Rd.

Andrew, builder, 22 Constable Street ; h. 4 Dudhope Place

Andrew, china-merchant, 50 Wellgate ; h. Milne's Court

Arthur, draper, 44 Princes Street ; h. 46 Do. sco—scr. 137

Scott, Charles, grocer and spiritdealer, 15 Hilltown Daniel, grocer, 4 Scouringburn David, watchmaker, 69 Wellgate David, shipmaster, 4 Dallfield Terrace

David, manager, Electric Telegraph Office ; h. 94 Nethergate

David, bootmaker, 40 High Street ; h. 1 Dudhope Place David, skinner, Dudhope E. Erskine, accountant and assurance agent, National Bank

Buildings, Reform Street ; h. Whiteleys

George, draper, 72 Wellgate ; h. "Wright's Court, Wellgate

George, confectioner, 1 Ladywell Lane ; h. Wellgate

George, ironmonger, 3 High Street ; h. 91 King Street

James, architect and surveyor, 4 Reform Street ; h. 43 South Tay Street

James, mill-manager, Miln Street Mill ; li. 13 Brown Street

James, of Jas. & Wm. Scott ; h. Mid Wynd

James, cooper, 7 Stewart's Court, 59 Seagate ; h. 11 Do. James, tailor, 19 High Street James, jun., draper, 13 Princes Street

John, Inland Revenue officer ; h. 7 Westfield Place Peter, spiritdealer, 11 Thorter Row Robert, grocer, 31 Small's Wynd

Robert, clerk, H.M. Customs ; h. 1 Dudhope Place

Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 38 Murraygate ; h. 36 Do. Thomas, bootmaker, 154 Scouringburn

William, of Scott & M'Nab ; h. 56 Hilltown

Wm., grocer, 30 Murraygate ; h. HazeePs Close, 53 Netherg.

William, Town architect, 4 Reform Street ; h. 43 South Tay Street Wm., hairdresser, 27 Hawkhill

Wm., of James and Wm. Scott ; k Mid Wynd, Perth Road William, tailor, 2 High Street

William, landing- waiter, Customs ; h. 1 Dudhope Place

William, jun., of Johnston & Scott ; h. South Tay Street & M'Nab, wrights and weaving utensil makers, 85*Bell Street Jas. & Wm., manufacturers, 8 Mid Wynd, Perth Road Wm., & Co., manufacturers. 21 Forebank Road Mrs James, 85, Ashbank, Magdalen Green Mrs Patrick, 160 Nethergate

Mrs, of Wm. Scott & Co. ; h. 21 Forebank Road Mrs, mangle-keeper, 5 Crescent Street Mrs, Roodyards Mrs, broker and furniture dealer, 21 Gellatly Street

Scrimgeour, David, mill-manager, Guthrie Street ; h. Lochee Road

John, provision-merchant, 7 Church Lane ; h. 25 Lind- say Street Isabella, grocer, 73 Scouringburn Scrivens, Edward, spiritdealer, 38 Wellgate

Scrymgeour, Jas., clerk, Northern Warder Office ; h. SO Netherg, ;

138 SCR—SIM.

Scrymgeour, William, tailor and clothier, 13 Greenmarket ; h. But- cher Row-

Miss, of Morison & Scrymgeour ; h. 80 Nethergate Scullion, Bernard, grocer, 120 Scouringburn Seath, Mrs, grocer, 124 Hawkhill Seaton, Miss, dressmaker, 9 Ireland's Lane Seivewright, William, mill-manager, Verdant Mill; h. Ward House Senior, Mrs, furnishings, 28 Constitution Eoad; h. 59 Eosebank St. Sharp, James, shipmaster, 89 Princes Street John, flaxspinner, Miln St. Mill ; h. Thornbank, Ferry Ed. Misses, 27 Westfield Place

Shaw, Frederick, bookseller and stationer, 18 High Street ; h. 11 Eeform Street

James P., of William Shaw & Sons ; h. William Street, Forebank

John, clerk, Baxter Brothers & Co. ; h. Victoria Street

William P., of Wm. Shaw & Sons ; h. 17 Eoseangle William, & Sons, calenderers, Queen Street

Shayler, William, draper, 65 High Street ; h. 9 Nelson Street

Sheach, Robert, of Clark & Sheach ; h. 85 Blackscroft Shearer, George, eating-house, 15 Fish Street George, shipmaster, 2 Dallfield Terrace Mrs, grocer, 1 Castle Court Sheils, William, sen., dairy-keeper, Fair Muir Shepherd, David, baker, 115 Hilltown David, spiritdealer, 70|, Gray's Close, High Street David, wright and house-factor, Fenton Street; h. Mauchline Tower Court Charles, timber-merchant and undertaker, North Lind- say Street Isabel, furnishings, 78 Hilltown Mrs, lodgings, 74 High Street Mrs, dressmaker, 162 Overgate

Mrs S., grocer and oil-merchant, 80 Murraygate ; h. Seafield Cottage, Perth Eoad Sheriff, George, dairy-keeper, Eosebank Street Shield, James, of Baxter & Shield ; h. 8 Springfield

Shiell, John, of Shiell & Small ; h. St Mary's House, Baldovan & Small, writers, 3 Bank Street Sibbald, George, fruiterer and green-grocer, 29 Wellg*ate; h. Drum- geith

Sidey, Duncan, manager, Eastern Bank of Scotland ; h. Craighead, Newport, Fife William, potato-merchant, 6 Baltic Street Sime, David, audit-clerk, D. & P. & A. Eailway Junction Co. h. 1 Commercial Street

James, joiner, King William's Dock ; h. 1 Commercial St.

3 ohn, stationer, 4 Cowgate ; h. 3 William Street, Forebank Peter, tailor, 2 High Street SIM—SMA. 139

Sime, Thomas, manager, Ritchie & Simpson's Factory ; h. Bonny- bank

William, stationer, 57 Overgate ; h. 2 Dudhope Terrace

William, jun., late cabinetmaker ; h. 53 Tay Street Catherine, grocer and teadealer, 26 Hilltown Mrs, dairy-keeper, Bell Street Lane Mrs John, 32 Blackness Road

Simpson, Alexander, bookseller and stationer, 17 Wellgate ; h. 49 Cowgate George, writer and notary-public, 14 Church Lane

George B., of Ritchie & Simpson ; h. Douglas Terrace, Broughty Ferry

James, superintendent of Victoria Lodging-House ; h. 97 Overgate James, boot and shoemaker, 18 Peter Street

James, confectioner, 244 Overgate ; h. 75 Tay Street

John, draper, 56 Wellgate ; h. 26 Wellington Street Mrs, milliner, Guillan's Close, Overgate Mrs, grocer, &c, 98 Hawkhill Mrs, lodgings, 14 Union Street Mrs, mangle-keeper, 110 Cowgate Miss, lodgings, 25 Nethergate Miss, dressmaker, 44 High Street Miss, grocer and teadealer, 161 Seagate

Simson, Alexander, grocer, 111 Murraygate ; h. 138 Do. & Mitchell, bill-posters, Campbell's Close, 75 High Street

Sinclair, Alexander, jeweller, 24 Nethergate ; h. Newport John, shipmaster, 107 Princes Street

John, of Park, Sinclair, & Co. ; h. Maryfield Terrace Mrs, dressmaker, 90 Princes Street Sivewright, Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 224 Overgate Skene, James, house-factor, Pole Park

Rev. John K., Wallacetown Free Church ; h. 30 Cotton Road

Thomas, coffee and reading-rooms, 9 Crichton Street ; L Methodist Close

Skinner, William, turner, Crescent Lane ; h. 2 Do. Small, Alexander, hairdresser, 174 Hawkhill Alexander, teacher, Industrial Schools, Ward Street

David, of Shiell & Small ; h. 5 Airlie Place David, teacher, 125 Blackscroft David, broker, 240 Hawkhill teller, David, jun., Eastern Bank of Scotland ; h. Newport

Henry, spiritdealer, 3 Shore Terrace ; h. Dock Street

James, manager, Ladybank Mill ; h. Mid Street James, spiritdealer, 25 Seagate James, jun., late merchant, Small's Lane John, grocer and spiritdealer, 62 King Street John A., baker, 41 Hawkhill 140 SMA—SMI.

Small, Robert, manager, Dundee and Perth, and Dundee and Ar-

broath Railways ; h. 28 Roseangle Robert, coal-merchant, &c, Yeaman Shore; h. Edenbank Thomas, spiritdealer, 1 Stobswell Park "William, shipmaster, 32 George's Place

"William, teacher, Chapelshade Free Church School ; h. 1 Dallfield Terrace "William, merchant, 13 Panmure Street; h. Edenbank William, grocer, 9 Upper Pleasance Mrs, Edenbank, Ferry Road Mrs, grocer and teadealer, 24 Seagate Mrs, spiritdealer, 55 Scouringburn Misses, milliners and dressmakers, Mid Street Smart, James, tobacconist, 2 Crichton Street

Smellie, James, glazier, 213 Overgate ; h. 198 Do.

James, grocer, 120 Murraygate ; h. 18 Hood's Close William, cabinetmaker, 37 Long Wynd Mrs, lodgings, 91 Seagate

Smieton, James, of J. Smieton & Sons ; h. 46 Magdalen Yard Rd. Thomas A., of Do. Do. h. Panmure Terrace James, & Son, merchants and manufacturers, 55 Cowgate Smith, Alex., late draper, 19 Nelson Street

Alexander, teacher, Dens Brae ; h, 3 Dallfield Terrace

Alexander, grocer, 1 Dudhope Crescent ; h. Craigie Knowe

Alexander, provision-merchant, 45 Union Street j h. 40 Do.

Alexander, of Kinnear & Smith ; h. 3 Temple Lane Alexander, salt-sack manufacturer, 14 Miller's Wynd ; h. 17 Wilkie's Lane

Alex., of Smith & Whitton ; h. Lilybank Alexander, grocer and teadealer, 56 Princes St. ; h. 54 Do. Andrew, of T. & A. Smith; h. 1 Victoria Square Andrew, cabinetmaker, 100b & 120 Nethergate; h. 120 Do.

Andrew, bootmaker, 63 Murraygate ; h. 97 Seagate

A. W., of T. & A. Smith ; h. 1 Victoria Square Bernard, broker, 10 Ann Street, Maxwelltown

Charles, builder, Foundry Lane ; h. Bartlay Lodge, B. Ferry

. Charles, flaxspinner, North Dudhope Mill ; h. Tay Square Charles, jun., cabinetmaker, 8 Queen Street; h. 37 Cowgate

Charles, cooper, 25 Tindal's Wynd ; h. Constable Street David, dairy-keeper, Coldside

David, merchant, 1 St Andrew's Street ; h. Napier Place, Nelson Street

David, manufacturer, 34 St Andrew's Street ; h. Alyth David, dairy-keeper, Coldside

David H., of Charles Chalmers & Co. ; h. 101 Nethergate George, merchant, Coldside George, grocer, 84 Hilltown George, broker, Dudhope Street

George, clerk, Water Co. ; h. 103 Hilltown ;

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Smith, George, broker, 121 Overgate Henry, sen., of H. Smith & Co. ; h. 2 Albert Street Henry, Jan., of Do. Do. h. 2 Albert Street James, clerk, 34 Cotton Road

James, flesher, 96 Hilltown ; h. Coldside

James, grocer and wine-merchant, 34 Wellgate ; h. 14 Wel- lington Street, Forebank

James, of H. Smith & Co. ; h. Earl Place, Bro. Ferry

James, clerk, police treasurer's office ; fa Strawberry Bank James, spiritdealer, 117 Scouringburn James, manager of Dundee Shipbuilding Company, Marine

Parade ; h. 12 West Dock Street James, jun., late manufacturer, 59 Bell Street John, late draper, 19 Nelson Street John, shipmaster, 114 Princes Street John, shipmaster, 21 Constitution Road John, vintner, Smellie's Lane

John, clerk, Belmont Factory ; h. Belmont Place

John, baker, 11 Seagate ; h. S Castle Street

John, of J. & W. Smith ; h. 21 Castle Street

John, surgeon, 88 Nethergate ; h. 5 St Andrew's Street John, spiritdealer, 126 Overgate; h. Alexander's Close, Overg. J. P., tailor and clothier, 6 High Street; h. 6 Cotton Road Joshua, spiritdealer, 19 Dudhope Street Patrick, manager, Dundee and Union Whale Fishing Co.,

Seagate ; h. 79 Murraygate Peter, manufacturer, Cowden Knowes and 153 Hawkhill h. Blackness Terrace Rev. Robt. H., m.a., Princes Street Congregational Chapel; h. 7 William Street, Forebank

Silvester, merchant, 5 Bain's Square ; h. King Street

Thomas, of H. Smith & Co. ; h. Prospect Place, Constitu- tion Road Thomas, builder and pavement merchant, Meadowside ; h. Key's Close, Nethergate

Wm., manager of Hillbank Works ; h. Cotton Road William, shipmaster, 10 Lilybank William, confectioner, 19 Wellgate; h. Meadow Street William, shipmaster, 32 George's Place

William, of J. & W. Smith ; h. 20 Bell Street William, crystal and china-dealer, 27 Princes Street Henry, & Co., merchants, Panmure Street J. & W., glass and china merchants, 17 and 19 Castle Street T. & A., cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 43 Nethergate and 6 Victoria Square & Whitton, calenderers, Morrison's Court, Wellgate Ann, provision-dealer, 77 Nethergate

Isabella, teacher, St. Mary Magdalene's School ; h. 134 Murraygate 142 SMI—SPE.

Smith, Mrs, 103 Hilltown Mrs, lodgings, 5 Victoria Street Mrs, 42 Mid Street, Chapelshade Mrs, provision-merchant, 147 Overgate Mrs, lodging-house, 6 Perth Eoad Mrs D., lodgings, 125, Morgan's Buildings, Nethergate Mrs J., clothier, Belmont Place Miss, dressmaker, 10 Lilybank Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 1 Arthur Street Miss, dressmaker, 50 Barrack Street Miss, milliner, 38 Fleuchar Craig Miss, grocer, 20 Gellatly Street Misses, dressmakers, 30, St Mary's Close, Nethergate Misses, dressmakers, 2 Bain Square Soot, David, late merchant, 82 Overgate James, merchant, 25 Cowgate ; h. Dallfield

Soutar, G-eorge, boot and shoemaker, 37 Reform Street ; k. 25 Con- stitution Street James, wright, 28 Hilltown James, grocer and spiritdealer, 91 Scouringburn

John, hosier and shirt-maker, 11 Overgate ; h. Crichton St. Robert, furniture-dealer, 151 Overgate

Thomas, bootmaker, 34 Overgate ; h. 35 Do, William, clerk, Inland Revenue Office, (Stamps and Taxes,) 3 Bank Street Souter, David, shipmaster, Myles's Court, 56 St Andrew's Street John, master of the steam-tug " Hercules ;" h. 17 Crichton Street

Thomas, wood-merchant ; yards, East Harbour and East

Dock Street ; h. 1 Westtield Place, Perth Road Spalding, Alexander, shuttle-maker, Victoria Street David, grocer, 43 Rosebank Street John, grocer and spiritdealer, 58 Princes Street; h. 84 Do.

Spankie, James, of Jas. Spankie & Co. ; h. 1 Dudhope Street James, & Co., manufacturers, 7 Cowgate Spark, John, dairy-keeper, Stobswell Speed, George, gardener and dairy-keeper, 7 Union Place

William, vintner, 143 Perth Road ; h. 145 Do. Spence, Alex., merchant and house -factor, 6 Elizabeth Street Alex. Blair, surgeon and dentist, 6 Shore Terrace

James, draper, 22 and 24 Reform Street ; h. Union Terrace

Rev. Robert, m.a., Ward Chapel ; h. 11 Springfield

Robert, of Spence & Kerr ; h. 3 Craig Street Stewart, 12 Cotton Road

Thomas B., chemist and druggist, 5 Crichton Street ; h. 29 High Street

E. & R., boot and shoe manufacturers, 1 Crichton Street ; h. Linlithgow & Kerr, shoe-merchants, 4 Crichton Street SPI—STE. U3

Spindler, Henry Lewis, teacher of music, 31 Eeform Street W. G., teacher of music, 20 Eeform Street Spink, John, pilot-master, 3 West Dock Street John, tun., coal-merchant, Yeaman Shore ; h. Strawberry- Bank Sprunt, Andrew, collector, Dundee Advertiser ; h. Forebank Road Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 14 Queen Street Stark, David, manufacturer, Bucklemaker Wynd and Ladywell Lane James, grocer and teadealer, 20 Dallfield Walk James, broker, 21 Bucklemaker Wynd Stavely, Mrs, dressmaker and milliner, 33 Nethergate Steel, Alexander, tea-merchant, 135 Murraygate David, dairy-keeper, 21 Mid Street John, of Jas. Steel & Sons ; li. Albert Street

Niel, teadealer, 61 Overgate ; h. Constitution Terrace James, & Sons, engineers, &c, Lilybank Foundry Steele, C, bootmaker, 79 Nethergate ; h. Tay Street Mrs S., grocer, Dudhope Crescent Stephen, A. M., stationer, book, music, and printseller, librarian and newsman, 9 High Street ; h. 19 Meadowside George, of G. Stephen & Son ; h. 1 Somerville Place

Robert G., of G. Stephen & Son ; h. 1 Somerville Place William, of Alex. Stephen & Sons; h. " Retreat" Cottage, Broughty Ferry

William S., writer, 21 Reform Street ; h. 1 Windsor St. Alexander, & Sons, shipbuilders, Marine Parade George, & Son, ironmongers, 29 Castle Street Mrs, dressmaker and milliner, 38 Bucklemaker Wynd Mrs Wm., 5 St Andrew's Street Terrace Steven, Charles, printer, Advertiser Office ; h. 1 Dallfield

Walter, clerk, Caledonia Saw Mills ; h. Crichton Street William, shipmaster, 8 Fish Street

Stevens, Robert, carver, gilder, and printseller, 64 Nethergate ; h. 86 Nethergate

Stevenson, John, dyer, Forebank Road ; h. 2 Do. Rev. William, Reformed Presbyterian Church, Hawk-

hill ; h. 25 Tait's Lane Jane, grocer, 5 Blinshall Street Mrs, spiritdealer, 6 Gellatly Street Stewart, Alexander, Royal Hotel, Nethergate

Allan Duncan, clerk, Inland Revenue Office ; h. above Andrew, teacher of English, &c, Blinshall Street; h. Miln- bank Charles, grocer and teadealer, 8 Elizabeth Street David, broker, 18 Hunter Street David, contractor and shipowner, 163 Seagate; h. Mains of Inchture George, eating-house keeper, Cowgate Port 144 STE.

r Stewart, George R, m.d. Edin ., 11 South Tay Street

James, glover, 12 Murraygate ; h. Peter's Court James, grocer and spiritdealer, 128 Hawkhill James, spiritdealer, 12 Overgate James, spiritdealer, 204 Perth Road John A., portrait-painter, 65 Nethergate ; h. 6 Victoria Square John, spiritdealer, 93 Hilltown

John, innkeeper and stabler, Eagle Inn, 108 Murraygate ; h. 32 Meadowside John, confectioner, 104 Scouringburn John, grocer, 19 Upper Pleasance John, tailor, 9 Scouringburn John, spiritdealer, 7 Scouringburn John, of Robert & John Stewart; A-. 113 Princes Street

John, of John Stewart & Sons ; h. Nursery, Broughty Ferry Peter, spiritdealer, 1 Church Lane ; ft* 9 Willison Street

Robert, of Robert & John Stewart ; h. 11 Crescent Street Robert, tailor, 125 Cowgate Robert, baker and spiritdealer, 135 Hilltown Robert, of Stewart, Mathew, & Co., and life assurance

and emigration agent, Meadowside ; h. 9 St Andrew's Street William, grocer, 16 King Street William, stabler, Carswell Lane

William, carver and gilder, 3 Panmure Street ; h. Albert Street William, painter and paper-hanger, 65 Nethergate

Win., of John Stewart & Sons ; h. Elm Bank, Broughty Ferry C. & H., boot and shoemakers, 47 Murraygate Robt. & John, grocers and teadealers, 113 and 115 Princes Street Mathew, & Co., proprietors and publishers of the Dundee and Perth Saturday Post, and general printers, Mea- dowside John, & Sons, nursery and seedsmen, 21 Nethergate; nurseries, Broughty Ferry Agnes, mangle-keeper, 8 Ireland's Lane Ann, mangle-keeper, 22 Hawkhill Mrs, provision-dealer, 30 Bell Street Mrs, 67 Bell Street Mrs, spiritdealer, 20 Barrack Street Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 9 West Port Mrs, eating-house keeper, 66 Overgate Mrs, lodgings, 54 Seagate Mrs, vintner, 26 St Clement's Lane, (Gowrie Tavern) Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 12 Blackscroft ;

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Stewart, Mrs, eating-house keeper, 3 Blackscroft Mrs James, 28 Tay Street Miss, dressmaker, 19 Upper Pleasance Miss Anne, furnishings, 70 Princes Street Steere, Thomas, U.S. Consul. Royal Exchange Buildings; h. " Retreat" Cottage, Perth Road Stirling, Rev. Thomas, Chaplain to Prison and Royal Lunatic

Asylum ; h. 6 Victoria Square Rev. Wm. A., Chalmers's Free Church, Hunter Street h. 3 Windsor Street Mrs, lodgings, 55 Murraygate Mrs, spiritdealer, Vault Stiven, George, tailor and clothier, 41 Princes Street

John, merchant and commission-agent, 14 Bain Square ; h. Binnericht Cottage

Robert, general merchant, Exchange Street ; h. 116 Ne- thergate William, accountant, insurance-agent, and share-broker, 20 Reform Street Stocks, David, brace and belt-maker, 25 Hilltown Stone, James, grocer, 46 West Port Mrs, millinery and baby-linen, &c, 98b Nethergate Stool, Samuel, shipmaster, Meadowside Mrs, milliner and dressmaker, 123 Murraygate Stormonth, David, auctioneer, 5 Vault John, broker, 5 Vault Storrier, Andrew, 194 Westfield

P. L., of A. Storrier & Son ; h. 42 Magdalen Yard Road Andrew, & Son, manufacturers, 200 Perth Road and 31 Meadowside Ann, stoneware-merchant, 156 Hawkhill; h. Miller's Wd. Mrs, dressmaker and milliner, 12 Stewart's Court, 59 Seagate

Stott, William, clerk, Water Company ; h. 17 Cowgate Strachan, Alexander, spiritdealer, 27 Small's Wynd Charles, coaldealer, 200 Hilltown G. Y., classical teacher, 30 Reform Street

H. P., bookbinder and stationer, 43 Murraygate ; h. 24 Crichton Street

James, of Strachan, Kinmond, & Co. ; h. Seafield Lane John, seed-merchant, 7 Albert Street, Lilybank Peter, feuar, 150 Scouringburn Robert, buffallo picker-maker, 70 Bell Street

William, foreman wright to A. Scott ; h. 33 Princes St. Kinmond, & Co., calenderers, 104 Cowgate Miss, milliner. 12 Smithfield Strang, Mrs, grocer, 19 Hunter Street Stratton, David, dairy-keeper, Coldside John, dairy-keeper, 39 Bucklemaker Wynd L ;

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Stratton, Peter, teacher, Eosebank School

Strong, Stewart, of W. & S. Strong ; h. 94 Nethergate

William, commission-agent, 20 Dock Street ; h. 19 Seafield Road W. & S., wine-merchants and dealers in ships' stores, 20 Dock Street Stronner, David, grocer and teadeaier, 20 Princes Street; h. 3 Crescent Street Stuart, Alexander, grocer and spiritdealer, 1 Wellgate and 1 Pan-

mure Street ; h. 26 Rose Street Peter, baker, 68 King Street

Peter, tea, wine, and spirit-merchant, 38 Nethergate ; h. Airlie Place Sturdy, George, spiritdealer, 45 Barrack Street

Sturrock, Charles, dairy-keeper, 10 Den Street ; h. Craigie Farm

James, manufacturer, 25 Ann Street ; h. 12 Forebank Road James, coal-merchant, Meadowside and Mid Street ; h. 38 Dudhope Street James, shipmaster, 11 Reform Street

James, watchmaker, 1 Cowgate ; h. 126 Murraygate

John, banker, Bank of Scotland ; h. Bank Street John, upholsterer, 7 Lindsay Street John, jun., writer and accountant, 21 Reform Street h. 2 Park Place

Robert, merchant and flaxspinner, Ramsay Mill ; h. Douglas Terrace, Broughty Ferry Robert, tailor, 125 Princes Street William, agent, Morton's Square

William, hairdresser, 99 Cowgate ; k. 95 Do. Mrs, eating-house, 101 Overgate Summers, Adam, baker, 167 Hawkhill Sutherland, Robt., sailmaker, West Dock Street; h. Victoria Square Mrs George, 172 Perth Road

Miss, teacher, Brown Street ; h. Cherryfield, Blackness Road Sydie, George, tailor, 70 Blackscroft Symers, Colin, late collector of Customs, 158 Nethergate John, agent for British Linen Company ; k. St Helen's, Perth Road Miss, Whiteleys Symmers, James, flesher, 26 Princes Street Stewart, flesher, 123 Hilltown

Tait, James, gardener, 31 Tait's Lane Tarbat, John, boot and shoemaker, 87 Perth Road; h. Annfield Rd.

Tasker, James, superintendent of Dundee and Newtyle Railway ; h. Back of Law

Taws, Alex., mill-manager, Logie Works ; h. 172 Scouringburn TAW—THO. 147

Taws, Andrew, foreman, John Duncan & Co.'s Hand-Loom Factory; h. 95 Hilltown George, of J. Taws & Sons; 171 Hilltown James, of J. Taws & Sons; h. 171 Hilltown

Robert, of J. Taws & Sons ; h. 171 Hilltown Jas., & Sons, ilaxspinners, sack and bagging manufacturers, 20 Mid Street, Chapelshade, and top of James's Street Tawse, George, skinner, Stobswell Tay Shipbuilding Co., shipbuilders, 4 Marine Parade Whale Fishing Co., Whale Lane Taylor, Alex., coach-proprietor, Malthouse Close and Yeaman Sh.

Rev. Andrew, St. Paul's Church ; h. 7 Greenfield Piace David, farmer, Ferry Road

David, manager of Temple Mills ; h. Guthrie Street

John, block and mast-maker, King William's Dock ; h. 1 Commercial Street

J., hatter, 25 Nethergate ; h. 114 Do, Robert, contractor, Panmure Terrace

Thomas, of W. Wallace & Co. ; h. Broughty Ferry

Walter, collector of Poor Assessment, Euclid Street ; h. 11 Reform Street

William, of Taylor & Murison ; h. Ward House, Guthrie Street William O.. of Taylor & Millar; h. 11 Reform Street & Millar, ship-brokers and commission-merchants, 19 Dock Street

& Murison, flaxspinners, Temple Mills, Tay Street ; office, 2 Bain Square Mrs, grocer and teadealer, 28 George's Place Mrs, lodgings, 4 Coupar's Alley Mrs, 1 Westfield Place

Terry, Mrs, grocer, 8 Thorter Row ; h. 41 Overgate Thain, John, merchant, shipowner, and agent, 1 Commercial

Street ; h. Blackness Terrace Mrs, Westfield Lane

Thiebault, Ch., merchant, 25 St Andrew's Street ; k 4 Reform St.

Third, James B., of Westwood & Third ; h. Long Wynd

Thomas, James M., surgeon, 23 West Port ; h. Newport John, chemist and druggist, 68 High Street ; h. New Inn Entry Thorns, B., stoneware-merchant, 153 Scouringburn George, merchant, 29 Cowgate.; h. Sea Craig Cottage, Newport John, Dundee Arms Hotel, 7 Crichton Street Patrick Hunter, merchant and agent, 16 St Andrew's

Place ; h. The Crescent William, Scottish Equitable Society, 114 Seagate ; h. 36 Magdalen Yard Road & Ritchie, clothiers, 47 High Street ;

143 THO—TOD.

Thomson, Alexander, of Durham & Thomson ; h. Somerville Place Charles, grocer, 145 Perth Road David, manufacturer of carpetings, mattings, and sack-

ings, Taylor's Lane ; h. Do.

Rev. Edward A., Dudhope Free Church ; h. 218 Perth Road James, tailor, 10 High Street James, tailor and clothier, Belmont Place

James, of Rae, Thomson, & Co. ; h. Balgarthno, by In- vergowrie

Rev. James, minister of St Clement's ; k. Eden Grove John, manager to D. Stewart, contractor; h. 163 Seagate

John, veterinary- surgeon, Gellatly St. ; h. 77 High St. John, plumber, brassfounder, and gasfitter, 23 Nethergate,

and Church Lane ; h. South Union Street John William, writer and notary-public, National Bank

Buildings, Reform Street ; h. Spnngbauk Peter, collector for Dundee Gas Co., 18 Castle Street h. 214 Perth Road Robert, Maryfield

Samuel C, corn-merchant, 12 Dock Street ; h. Annfield House, Broughty Ferry

Thomas, grocer and teadealer, 51 Wellgate ; h. above William, hairdresser, 2 Hawkhill William, dairy-keeper, Rosefield, Blackness Road

William, clothier, 6 Reform Street ; h. 5 Do.

William Gordon, of John Kerr & Co ; h. 1 Laurel Bank, Constitution Road R. H., & Co., goldsmiths and dentists, 31 Reform Street Mrs, grocer and teadealer, 99 Seagate Mrs, lodgings, Union Close Mrs, Meadowside Miss, St. Peter Street Misses, furnishings, 46 Bucklemaker Wynd

Thornton, Thomas, writer, 26 Castle Street ; h. 3 Craigie Terrace Mrs, spiritdealer and dairy, 34 Henderson's Wynd Thow, James, spiritdealer, 9 Bucklemaker Wynd John, turner and tool-maker, 86 Seagate

Thomas, writer, 66 High Street ; h. 5 Park Place

Timm, F. W., merchant, 120 Seagate ; h. 1 Tay Street Tinder, Mrs, dressmaker, 10 Smithfield Todd, David, grocer, 20 Seafield Road F. H., wine and spiritdealer, 177 Overgate

James, merchant and manufacturer, 35 Cowgate ; h. 143 Princes Street John, Sydney Place J., spiritdealer, 132 Overgate Win., jun., secretary, Western Bank; h. Pennycook's Lane Mrs, Hawkhill Place TOL—WAL. 140

Tolmey, Eoderick, grocer, 16 Overgate Toner,' John, furniture-dealer, 47 and 49 Reform Street; h. 7 Lind- say Street Tosh, James, shipmaster, 72 Bucklemaker Wynd John, baker, 125 Perth Road

Robert, shipowner, 17 Dock Street ; h, Newport Tough, James, gardener, Logie Trades' Lane Calendering Co., calenderers and bleachers of linens,

Trades' Lane ; Wm, Martin jun., manager Trail, Anthony, shipping-master, Customhouse Buildings; h. Church Street, Broughty Ferry Tullis, John, confectioner, 19 Princes Street Tullo, Mrs, Craigie Terrace

Tulloch, John, hatter, 50 High Street ; L South Lindsay Street

Mrs David, hat and cap maker, 31 High Street ; h. 1 Fenton's Close, Murraygate

Mrs, hat warehouse, 65 Murraygate ; h. Fenton's Close

Turnbull, George, merchant, 131 Murraygate ; h. 10 Shore Terrace Hector, of Turnbull & Co.; h. 3 Seafield Terrace, B. Ferry William, agent for Charles Tennant & Co., Glasgow, 25 Cowgate William, pawnbroker, 24 Crichton Street & Co., cloth and yarn bleachers, yarn millers, and calenderers, Claverhouse, Trottick, and 25 St Andrew's St.

Tyrie, Alex., plasterer, Meadow Road ; h. 57 Bell Street Miss Jane, George Hotel, 12 Castle Street

Ure, Alexander, commission agent, Constitution Street

Alexander, clerk to John Caiman ; h. 11 Rosebank Lane

George, of P. Dalgairns & Co. ; h. Rosebank William, brewer, 185 Hawkhill

Urquhart, Alex., hairdresser, 220 Overgate ; h. Saunderson's Court

Daniel, of Wm. Urquhart & Sons ; h. Nursery House, Scouringburn

William, Sheriff-Clerk Depute, Sheriff-Court House ; h. 1 Bell Street, Chapelshade

Wm., & Sons, nursery and seedsmen ; sh&p, 16 Nether-

gate ; nurseries, Scouringburn Miss, 2 Springfield

Valentine, J., engraver, stationer, and lithographer, and photographic artist, 100 Murraygate; h. 146 Perth Road Mrs, lodgings, Milne's Court, Wellgate Virtue, George, & Co., publishers, 2 High Street Vass, John, grocer and spiritdealer, 107 Bucklemaker Wynd

Waldie, John, manager of Bank Mill, Blackness Road ; h. Isles' Lane, Hawkhill Wales, Mrs, 125 Nethergate 150 WAL—WAT. Ferry Walker, Charles, of Walker & Gloag ; h. Westfield, Broughty

David, sub-inspector of factories ; h. Broughty Ferry Francis, of T. & F. Walker; h. 152 Perth Eoad George, broker, 27 Eosebank Street

Harry, of J. & H. Walker ; h. Newport

James, of J. & H. Walker ; h. Logie House James, flaxdresser, Park Entrance James, accountant, 38 Cotton Road James, tailor, 73 High Street John, coal-merchant, Cowden Knowes; h. 18 Bernard St. John F., shipmaster, steam-ship " Dundee ;" h. 17 Vault

Thomas, of T. & F. Walker ; h. 152 Perth Road William, wood-merchant, Trades' Lane; h. 52 St. Andrew's Street r W illiam, broker, 107 Hilltown J. & H., spinners and manufacturers, Dura Mill; office, jCowgate Thomas & Francis, writers, 116 Seagate ;& Gloag, writers, 19 High Street Mrs, laundress, 61 Murraygate Mrs, 7 Strawberry Bank Mrs and the Misses, East of Scotland Institution for the board and education of Young Ladies, 31 S. Tay Street Wallace, Alex., teacher of music, 19 High Street David, teacher, St John's Sessional School, Hawkhill ; h. 36 Union Street, Maxwelltown James, cabinetmaker, William Street, Scouringburn

Win., of W. Wallace & Co. ; h. Hillgardens, Coup. Angus r W ., & Co., merchants, 16 Trades' Lane Mrs, Albion Hotel, 48 Overgate and 15 Tally Street Mrs, mangle -keeper, 36 Union Street, Maxwelltown Warden, Alex. J., of Alex. J. Warden & Son, accountant and in-

surance agent, 30 Meadowside ; h. 8 King Street Andrew, grocer and spiritdealer, Union St., Maxwelltown

John W., of Alex. J. Warden & Son ; h. 8 King Street Alex. J., & Sons, manufacturers ofjute carpeting, hessians,

sacking, &c, Wellington Street ; office, 30 Meadowside

Wardrope, John, fruiterer, 18 Wellgate ; h. 313 Perth Road

Walsh, Charles Frederick, of Paton & Walsh ; h. Perth George, shipmaster, 19 Temple Lane Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 19 Temple Lane Wr ann, Andrew, spiritdealer, 55 Bell Street T W illiam, dairy-keeper, 10 Mid Road, Smithfield Warnock, Mrs, clothier, 15 and 16 Greeumarket; h. 14 Do.

Watson, James, clerk, Shore-dues Office, Dock St. ; h. 74 High St

James, wine and spirit-merchant, 76 Seagate ; h. 9 Mea- dow Entry

James, mill-manager, North Dudhope Mill ; h. Horse Water Wynd ;

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Willison Street Watson, James, sculptor. Ward Road ; h. 13 James, tailor, 9 Hilltown Street John, ironmonger, 21 High Street ; h. 31 Reform

John, blacksmith, 42 Constable Street ; h. 104 Princes St.

John, tobacconist, 17 Murraygate ; h. 124 Seagate John, gardener, Sunnybank, 'Blackness Road h. John, gunmaker and cutler, 114 Murraygate ; above

Patrick, draper, 65 High Street ; h. 162 Nethergate Peter, flaxspinner, Craigie Mill ; office, 16 St. Andrew's

Street ; h. 12 Craigie Knowe Robert B., shipmaster, 6 Victoria Square Thomas, cabinetmaker, joiner, and glazier, 17 Perth Road; h. 57 Do. W. N., teacher of music, 31 Reform Street J. & W., clock and watch manufacturers, 5 Castle Street h. Morton's Square, Wellgate Mrs, grocer and teadealer, 86 Broughty Ferry Road Mrs, 109 Nethergate Mrs, lodgings, 15 Bell Street

Miss, straw - hat maker and milliner, 44 Seagate ; h. James's Park Miss, milliner, 44 High Street Miss, dressmaker, 31 Reform Street Watt, James C, shipbroker, 10 Exchange Street James, spiritdealer, 32 Princes Street James, sen., merchant, 65 Union Place

James, jun., merchant, 13 Dock Street ; h. 130 Nethergate

Matthew, grocer, 1 Pole Park Road ; h. Lochee Robert, hairdresser, 7 King Street Elizabeth, eating-house keeper, 5 Ireland's Lane Mrs T., 4 Windsor Place Weir, Mrs, 48 Overgate

Wears, J. D., spiritdealer, 14 Fish Street and 11 Butcher Row ; h. 10 Yeaman Shore Webster, Adam, shipmaster, 43 Castle Street Alexander, m.d., 10 Shore Terrace

Alex., grocer, 148 Scouringburn ; h. 46 James's Park

David, clerk, H.M. Customs ; h. Ambrose St., Bro. Ferry David, coaldealer, 228 Hilltown George, Sheriff and Commissary Clerk of the County, Sheriff-Court House, Dundee, and County Buildings,

Forfar ; h. Bearhill, near Brechin

James, saddler, 14 Castle Street ; h. 20 Do.

James, boot and shoemaker, 166 Hawkhill ; h. Thomson St.

James, brickmaker, Dudhope Brick Work ; h. Longforgan James, broker, 20 Lower Pleasance Robert, general merchant, Castle Street; h. Emden House, Broughty Ferry William, commission agent, 29 Cowgate; ^.11 Nelson St. ;

152 WEB—WIG.

Webster, William, mill-manager, Hillbatik Mill ; h. Cotton Road Mrs, lodgings, 1 Meadow Street Mrs Margaret, tobacconist. 111 Nethergate

Wehrle, Daniel, clockmaker, 36 Union Street ; h. 138 Murraygate

Welch, George, of Welch & Jack ; h. 53 Cowgate & Jack, ship-chandlers, bonded store merchants, and ship agents, 49 Dock Street .

Welsh. James, of Nicoll & Welsh ; h. 1 Mid Street

West, David, locomotive superintendent, D. & P. & A. R. J. Co, ; h. Seabraes

Westwood, Andrew* of Westwood & Third ; h. 10 Powrie Place C, grocer, 6 Scouringburn John, teacher of music, Land 22, Dudhope Crescent

Joseph, cabinetmaker, Long Wynd ; h. 25 Lindsay St. & Third, upholsterers, 77 Nethergate

Whamond, John, clerk, Euclid Street ; h. Mylnefield W beaten Bread Society, 3 Brown Street White, Alexander, shipmaster, 9 Hilltown

John, grocer, 4 Hawkhill ; h. 36 South Tay Street William, grocer, 8 William Street, King Street Mrs, mangle- keeper, 26 Dudhope Street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 13 Smithfield

Whitelaw, James, clothier and hatter, 36 Reform Street ; h. South Lindsay Street Whitecross, William, city missionary, 54 Blackscroft

Whitehurst, Francis, furniture dealer, 36 Tay Street ; h. 73 Do. Whitson, Miss, 33 South Tay Street Whitton, Alex., flesher, 107 Perth Road Alexander, grocer, 117 Hilltown

Francis, blacksmith. North Tay Street ; h. Wilkie's Lane George, brewer, 28 King Street

James, lathsplitter, Bell Street ; h. Arbroath James, late merchant, 33 Hilltown

John, canvas manufacturer, 35 Hilltown ; h. Dud. Terrace

John, of Smith & Whitton ; h. Morrison's Court Thomas, grocer and teadealer, Victoria Street William, spiritdealer, 80 Overgate Whittington, Mrs, lodgings, 17 Crichton Street

Whyte, George D., of Whyte & Clark ; h. 146 Perth Road Thomas, grocer, 79 Scouringburn

William, mill-manager, Seabraes Mill ; k. Seabraes William, baker, 32 Constitution Road

William, of the Tay Shipbuilding Co. ; h. 31 Albert Street & Clark, joiners, Long Wynd Mrs Robert, 3 Constitution Terrace Whytock & Sons, watchmakers and goldsmiths, 46 High Street and

108 Overgate ; h. Hillbank Cottage, 40 Cotton Road Wight, Jas., blacksmith, with A. Stephen & Sons; h. 13 Q.ueen St, Wighton, Alexander, Whiteleys WIG—WIL. 153

Wighton, A. J., grocer and spiritdealer, also dealer in music and

musical instruments, 7 Hilltown ; h. 9 Do. James, hairdresser, 186 Overgate

James, feuar and farmer, Middle Street ; h. Constable Street Robert, teacher, 17 Vault William, tea, wine, and spirit-merchant, 1 and 2 Hill-

town ; h. Forebank Road

Mrs G., draper, 50 Hilltown ; h. 56 Do. Miss, dressmaker, Morrison's Court Wild, Francis Joseph, watch and clock-maker, 21 Overgate; h. Do. Wilkie, John, fruiterer, 172 Hawkhili Samuel, vintner, 118 Murraygate Miss, dressmaker, 8 Victoria Square Miss, straw-hat maker and milliner, 12 Stobswell Park Will, Adam, pavier, Land 2-1 Dudhope Crescent

Geo., foreman, Hillbank Hand-Loom Factory ; h. 47 Wellg. William, manufacturer, 14 Dudhope Street Wills, John, grocer, Dudhope Crescent Williams, Eubulus, physician, medical-superintendent of the Dundee Royal Infirmary Mrs, milliner, 35 Princes Street Williamson, Alexander, baker, 18 Blackscroft Peter, brush-manufacturer, 18 North Tay Street Robert, boot and shoemaker, 12 Commercial Street, Maxwelltown

Thomas, of Williamson & Wilson ; h. 52 Albert St. Thomas, fruiterer, 22 Scouringburn & Wilson, ship-smiths, and chain and anchor agents, Victoria Dock Misses, 139 Hilltown

Willingale, Robert, collector of Customs ; h. 6 Springfield

Wilson, Alexander, of A. & D. Wilson ; h. 39 High Street

David, of Williamson & Wilson ; h. 14 St Andrew's St. David, eating-house keeper, 60 Seagate

David, of A. & D. Wilson ; h. 39 High Street David, coaldealer, 44 Hilltown

Edward, upholstery and carpet warehouse, 29 Nethergate ; h, 1 Panmure Street James, rag-merchant, 12 South Lindsay Street; h. St Peter Street

James, silk-dyer and cleaner, 36 High Street ; h. 93 Mur- raygate J ames, spiritdealer, 2 Scouringburn James, shipmaster, 48 Crescent Lane

John, Western Bank ; h. Peter Street

John, of Wilson & Coupar ; h. 14 Gellatly Street John, of Wilson & Guthrie ; h. 40 Union Street John, draper, 59 Hilltown ;

154 WIL—WYL.

Wilson, Moses, spiritdealer, Street 50 Ann ^ Eobert, edge-tool dealer and bookseller, 92 Murraygate Samuel, spiritdealer, 1 Eose Street Thomas, j^rocer and spirit-merchant, 1 West Port and 1

North Tay Street ; h. 2 Tay Street Lane William, confectioner, 91 Murraygate William, Music Warehouse, pianoforte-maker and tuner,

100a Nethergate ; h. Nethergate y William, shoemaker, Camperdown Court William, jeweller and hardware-merchant, 29 Overgate h. 101 Murraygate

William, tobacconist, 33 Overgate ; h. 14 Barrack Street

Rev. William, St Paul's Free Church ; h. Union Terrace William, clerk, 19 Nelson Street A. & D., blacksmiths, Meadowside Road & Couper, cabinetmakers, 77 Overgate & Guthrie, musicsellers, &c, 16 Reform Street

Catherine, fruiterer, 55 Nethergate ; h. Reform Street

Mrs, flesher, 12 Union Street ; h. 40 Do. Mrs, grocer, 33 Union Street Mrs, crape cleaner, 61 Murraygate Mrs, lodgings, 54 Seagate Mrs, staymaker, 39 High Street

Mrs James, ladies' outfitter, 32 and 34 Nethergate ; h. 20 Union Street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 63 Princes Street Miss, 1 Infirmary Lane

Winter, James, writer, 19 High Street ; h. 13 Thomson Street Wiugett, Thomas T., m.d., medical-superintendent of Dundee Royal Lunatic Asylum Wishart, David, baker, 7 Dudhope Street Jane, milliner and dressmaker, 71 Cowgate Miss, grocer and teadealer, 82 Cowgate Wordie & Company, railway-carriers, agents, &c, 177 Seagate Working-Men's Coffee-House, 122 Scouringburn

Wood, Alexander, clerk, 13 Dock Street ; h. Ryehill Lane

AVorral, George, hackle-maker, Blinshall Street ; h. 28 Fleuchar Craig Wotherspoon, Miss, straw-hat maker and milliner, 96 Cowgate

Wright, James, spiritdealer, 2 Vault and 4 Greenmarket ; h. 35 Exchange Street James, spiritdealer, 140 Hawkhill John, dairy-keeper, 43 Hospital Park Robert, agent, 25 Cowgate ; h. 68 King Street Mrs, 10 Tay Square Mrs, furnishings, 42 King Street Misses, dressmakers, 190, Westfield Lane, Perth Road Wrongham, William, 5 St Andrew's Street Wyllie, George, 10 Forebank Road WYL— YUL. 155

Wyllie, Mrs William, Koseangle Cottage, 13 Magdalen Yard Road Wynd, John, grocer, 30 Bucklemaker Wynd

Yeaman, George, teadealer and grocer, 3 Wellgate ; h. 1 Meadow Street James, fish-curer and provision-merchant, Horse Wynd; h. 103 Seagate Yool, William, shipmaster, Coupar's Entry Close Young, Alexander, clothier, 158 Overgate ; h. Spence's Hilltown Alexander, spiritdealer, 23 Nethergate ; h. 56 Alexander, bellman, 9 Ireland's Lane

Andrew, baker, 49 Nethergate ; h. 53 Do. A. D., teadealer, 7 South Union Street

Charles, spiritdealer, 80 King Street ; h. 90 Do. David, shipmaster, 27 Exchange Street George, boot and shoemaker, 136 Hawkhill

James, of Young & Brechin ; h. Manor Place

James, shipowner, 12 Commercial Street ; h. 23 St An- drew's Street James, confectioner, 117 Nethergate; h. above

James, railway agent, Ward Station ; h. 48 Crescent Lane

James S., clerk to the Treasurer of Police ; h. 44 High Street

John, of John Young & Son ; h. 44 Hiirh Street John, wright and glazier, 45 Blackscroft John, spiritdealer, 20 West Dock Street

John B., teller, British Linen Co. ; h. 2 Windsor Street John S., watch and clock-maker, 76 High Street Ormond, boot and shoemaker, 52 Dudhope Street

Peter M., of John Young & Son ; h. 44 High Street Thomas, spiritdealer, 58 Hilltown

William, painter, 72 Seagate ; h. Craigie Terrace William, grocer, 66 Princes Street William, jun., painter, 72 Seagate; h. 74 Do. & Brechin, bookbinders, 7 Castle Street John, & Son, tailors and clothiers, 44 High Street Margaret, grocer and spiritdealer, 169 Overgate; h. 165 Do. Mrs, dressmaker, 14 Gellatly Street Mrs, brewer, 11 Park Wynd Mrs, grocer and teadealer, 144 Princes Street

Mrs Margaret, grocer and spiritdealer, 175 Perth Road ; h. Manor Place Miss, straw-hat maker and milliner, Maryfield Miiss, dressmaker, 7 Todburn Lane Yule, George, cork-manufacturer, 8 Church Lane; h. 6 Thorter Row David, herbalist, 7 Park Wynd James, gardener, Blackness Road 156

XIV.-NAMES & PROFESSIONS OF THE PRINCIPAL INHABITANTS OF DUNDEE,

Classified Alphabetically

ACCOUNTANTS. Fr. Wm. Brickmann, 8 Com- Wm, B. Baxter, Town Chamber- mercial Street lain's Office, High Street Arthur Brown, 11 Dock Street John Colville, National Bank Marshall Brown, 2 Meadow St. James Hill, 10 Bain Square A. Campbell, 31 Reform Street John B. Lennox, Eastern Bank James Cant, 62 Barrack Street Geo. Mackenzie, Dundee Bank James Chalmers, 47 Castle St. James Martin, British Linen Co. Thomas Cook, 100 Nethergate Charles M'Nicoll, 10 Reform St. Robert Copland, 7 Shore Terrace William Myles, 11 Reform Street James Crichton, 11 Dock Street James Renny, 3 Bank Street Alex. Cross, 119 Murraygate David Robertson, Crichton's Wm. Cunningham, E. P. & D^ Court, Overrate Railway Station Geo. H. Rollo, D. & A. Railway Jas. Cuthbert, 3 West Dock St. E. Erskine Scott, National Bank Wm. Davidson & Co., Victoria Buildings, Reform Street Dock Wm. Stiven, 20 Reform Street James Deuchars, 6 South Union John Sturrock jun., 21 Reform St. Street J as. Walker, 38 Cotton Road John Donaldson, 2 High Street Alex. J. Warden, 30 Meadowside David Duncan jun., 3 New Inn Entry ALE AND PORTER MERCHANTS. Wm. Eadie, 4 Dock Street Jas. Henderson, 34 Union Street Alston Ferrie & Co., 4 Commer- William Paxton, 9 Vault cial Street Thos. Fyfe, 3 Castle Lane AGENTS. John Fyne, 44 and 45 Dock St. George Aimer, Cowgate Jas. Galletly, 27 Overgate Wm. Alexander, 11 St Andrew's Wm. Gibson, E. P. & D. Railway Street Gray & Cay, 19 Dock Street David Allan, 6 Peter Street John Grieve, 8 Hunter Street Geo. Armitstead & Co., 2 Pan- Grierson, Russell, & Co., 29 mure Street Cowgate W. H. Arrott, 10 Bain Square John Hardie, 3 West Dock St. Richard Baird, 13 Dock Street James Henderson, Craig Street Wm. Barclay. 2 Bain Square David Hendry jun., 37 Meadow- John Charles Bell, 7 Cowgate side Robert Bell, High Street Peter Kerr, 10 Dock Street James Boyd, 19 Dock Street Charles Kohrsch, 8 Commercial Adolph. Breysig, 120 Seagate Street KAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 157

Alex. Lindsay, 34 Cowgate David Lyon, 46 Wellgate John M. Lindsay, 7 Exchange George B. Mackay, 47 Scouring- Street burn and 1 Blinshall Street Robert Livingston, 41 Reform William Murdoch. 45 Overgate Street Wm. Ogilvie, 98 King Street Thos. C Lowson, 177 Seagate F. C. Parker, Nethergate John D. Luke, 5 Exchange St. Paul & Co., Belmont Place John Lyall, 31 Reform Street David Russell, 1 High Street David M'Kenzie, 9 Shore Terrace John Smith, 88 Nethergate J. W. Mackie, William Street, Thomas B. Spence, 5 Crichton Forebank Street Alex. M'Leod, 19 Dock Street James M. Thomas, 23 West Port Win. Marshall, 2 Meadowside John Thomas, 68 High Street Wm. Martin jun., Royal Ex- change Buildings ARCHITECTS & CIVIL ENGINEERS, Richd. A. Millar, 142 Murrayg. Charles Edward, 31 Reform St. Wm. Miller, 15 Yeaman Shore James Maclaren, 30 Do. Monnich & Quosbarth, 24 Dock C. Ower, Customhouse Buildings Street David Pitkethly, 63 Ferry Road John Mvles, Dock Street James Sampson, 68 Blackscroft Thos. Nicholson, 32 Castle Street James Scott, 4 Reform Street D. B. Niven, 23 Castle Street William Scott, 4 Do. Andrew Ogilvie, 21 Castle Street R. D. Pryde, 12 Commercial St. ARTISTS, PORTRAIT PAINTERS, James Ramsay, 44 High Street AND PHOTOGRAPHISTS. Charles Ritchie, RoyalJExchange James Cramb, Victoria Square Buildings Henry Harwood, 10 Yeaman P. D. Ritchie, 37 Exchange St. Shore Robert Small, Yeaman Shore Thomas Low, top of Reform St. Wm. Strong, 20 Dock Street George M'Gillivray, 9 Tay Street Wm. Sturrock, Morton's Square Lane John Thain, 1 Commercial Street Wm. Mackison, Wellington St. Wm. Turnbull, 25 Cowgate John A. Stewart, 65 Nethergate Alex. Ure, Constitution Street J. Valentine, 100 Murraygate William Webster, 29 Cowgate Robert Wright, 25 Cowgate AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS,

Wm . Wrongham, 5 St Andrew's John M. Banks, 76 Murraygate Street J. M. Beatts, 3 Union Street James Young, Ward Station John Charles Bell, 7 Cowgate John Bradford, Greenmarket APOTHECARIES, CHEMISTS, AND James Fraser, 59 Reform Street DRUGGISTS. James Keay, 30 Reform Street Robert Cochrane, 127 Murrayg. E. Dodds Keith, 10 High Street William Galloway, 27 Hilltown James S. Marshall, 18 St Clem- David Greig, 17 High Street ent's Lane Hamilton & Hardie, 69 High St. Methven & Brown, 31 Castle St. J. & J. Hillocks, 109 Perth Rd. Rae, Thomson, & Co., 8 Overgate Wm. Jobson, 82 Murraygate Alex. Scott, 28 Reform Street William Laird, 30 West Port David Stormonth, 5 Vault 158 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. AVERAGE STATERS. Mrs C. Preston, 102 Scouringb. James Paul, 4 Panmure Street Thomas Rait, 10 Overgate Joseph Gibson, 19 Dock Street Robert Reid, 114 Princes Street Alex. B. Robb, 15 West Port BAKERS. J. Robertson, 17 Upper Pleasance Peter Anderson, 66 Nethergate Wm. Robertson, 53 Princes St. David W. Baxter, 52 Wellgate Wm. Sandeman, 141 Hilltown Mrs Beattie, 4 Blackscroft David Shepherd, 115 Hilltown John Black, 5 Lindsay Street John A. Small, 41 Hawkhill D. Buchan, 79 Perth Road John Smith, 11 Seagate George Butchart, 64 Wellgate Peter Stuart, 68 King Street James Christie, 54 Scouringburn Adam Summers, 167 Hawkhill William Cleghorn, 75 Overgate John Tosh, 125 Perth Road Charles Cooper, Blackscroft Andrew Young, 49 Nethergate Mrs Couper, 36 Princes Street Wm. Whyte, 32 Constitution Rd. John Crichton, 29 Perth Road Alex. Williamson, 18 Blackscroft William Crichton, 18 Seagate David Wishart, 7 Dudhope St. William Denholm, 55 Hawkhill Francis Dick, 61 Hilltown BANKERS. David Duncan & Son,31 Hilltown David Anderson, Western Bank John Elder, 60 Scouringburn Charles W. Boase, Dundee Bank Alex. Forrester, 2 Panmure St. George C. Boase, Do. and 123 Nethergate Jas. Christie, British Linen Co. John Gardyne, 44 Murraygate Jn. Henderson, National Bank William Harris, 4 Nethergate K. W. Henderson, Eastern Bank James Hood, 156 Princes Street James Jamieson, Western Bank John Hood, 34 Dudhope Street James Low, National Bank David Hume, 40 Castle Street Robert Millar, Dundee Bank James A. Jobson, George's Place William Miller, Bank of Scotland Andrew Kiddie, 9 Hawkhill Jeffrey H. Robertson, Do. James Kilgour, 93 Murraygate Duncan Sidey, Eastern Bank J. Lorimer, 2 Bucklemaker Wynd David Small jun., Do. John Louden, 27 Scouringburn John Sturrock, Bank of Scotland Mrs Macdonald, 3 Greenmarket John Sturrock jun., Savings Bank Mrs John Mathew, 30 Ann St. John Symers, British Linen Co. George M'Dougall, 46 Overgate Wm. Todd jun., Western Bank John M'Dougall, 11 Barrack St. John B. Young, British Linen Co. David M'Gavin, 160 Hawkhill Alexander Milne, 188 Seagate BASKETMAKERS. DavidMilne,21Dudhope Crescent M. Ireland, 18 Murraygate James Milne, 11 Scouringburn Mrs M. Ireland, 26 Overgate John Milne, 204 Seagate David Morris, 82 Nethergate James Mollison, 53 Fish Street Alex. Russell & Co., 22 High St. William Mudie, 24 Hilltown James Nicoll, 1 Scouringburn BELL-HANGERS. J. Ormsby, 4 St Clement's Lane Arch. Dickie, 19 and 21 Barrack James Owler, 47 Bell Street Street David Paterson, 9 Wellgate John Edgar, Pullar's Close James Petrie, 117 Murraygate Alex. Gibb, 39 Small's Wynd .

NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 159

BLACKSMITHS. A. G. Anderson, 45 Murraygate David Aimer, 9 Hilltown J. B. Anderson, 71 High Street William Aitken, 19 Overgate Alexander Andrews, 158 Scour- Shepherd Brown, Irvine Square ingburn Thomas Brown, Craigie Blackie & Son, 31 Eeform Street John & Jas. Chaplain, Willison William Blair, 40 Wellgate Street Henry Brown, 45 High Street John Cooper, Dudhope Park David Burt, 75 Nethergate John Edgar, Pullar's Close •CD. Chalmers, 10 Castle St. Douglas Foote, Mason Lodge Peter Chalmers, 105 Hilltown Close Francis Dick, 62 Wellgate and William Foote, 4 Ann Street 38 King Street John Justice, New Inn Entry Thos. Donaldson, 16 West Port John Lennox, 20 Hilltown David Dron, 3 Castle Street Peter Low,. Ann Street •John Duncan, 6 High Street John M'Ewan, Miller's Entry- Mrs Duncan, 96 Hawkhill Alex. M'Intosh, 20 West Wynd •Durham & Thomson, 49 High William M'Intyre, Kirk Entry Street David Melville, Watson's Lane James Edney, 31 Hunter Street David Munro, Constitution Eoad •William Forsyth, 76 Overgate John Munro, 18 Scouringburn George Fraser, 82 King Street David Neave, King William's A. Fullarton & Co., 31 Eeform Dock Street Wm. Nicoll, 5 Speed's Close James Graham, 163 Overgate John Watson, 42 Constable St. and 46 Scouringburn Francis Whitton. N. Tay Street Wm. Grubb, 8 Scouringburn Williamson & Wilson, Victoria Francis Guild, 14 Uaion Street, Dock Maxwelltown A. & D. Wilson, Meadow-side Ed. Eobert Langlands, 11 Princes and 65 Eeform Street BLEACHERS. London Printing and Publishing Caird & Co., 59 Cowgate Co., 62 Barrack Street Cargill & Co., 21 St Andrew's St. John Louden, 30 George's Place Henry S. Boase, 41 St Andrew's Francis Mackay, 89 Nethergate Street John M'Crae, 40 Hawkhill Daniel Drimmie & Co., 16 John Middleton, 64 High Street Cowgate and 25 Cowgate Andrew Lindsay, 12 Baltic St. •William Middleton, 64 High St. John M'Intvre, 1 St Andrew's St. and 25 Cowgate Charles Nome & Sons, 29 Mea- Frederick Shaw- 18 High Street dowside •John Sime, 4 Cowgate Turnbull & Co., 25 St Andrew's William Sime, 57 Overgate Street Alexander Simpson. 17 Wellgate A. M. Stephen, 9 High Street BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND *H. P. Strachan, 43 Muirava-ate BOOKBINDERS. Geo. Virtue & Co., 2 High Street Those marked * are Bookbinders. •Young & Brechin, 7 Castle St, Mrs Adams, 11 Lindsay Street Eobert Wilson, 92 Murravgate •James Alexander, 17 Overgate J. Valentine, 100 Murraygate )

160 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. James Jackson, 58 Murraygate SHOEMAKERS & DEALERS. BOOT & David Jamie, 10 Barrack Street Wm. & J. Adam, 71 Seagate David Johnston, 29 Gellatly St. James Aird, 7 Union Street Thomas Keith, 58 Wellgate James Alexander, 4 Blinshall St. David Kidd, 9 Bernard Street Samuel Alexander, 46 Hilltown Ivory Laird Kidd, 30 Barrack St. George Anderson, 96 Princes St. John Learmonth, 53 Murraygate Wm. Anderson, Belmont Place John Logie, 32 Overgate Alex. Balfour, 76 Overgate David Lowe, 24 Dallfield Walk Alex. Barrie, 58 Overgate David Lowden jun., 92 Hilltown W. G. Bathie, 1 Murraygate and Henry M'Culloch, 8 West Port 64 Overgate William M'Gregor, Coldside Henry Bayne, 2 Hospital Park Peter M'Kay, 33 Murraygate Andrew Brown, St Peter's Street John M'Lean, 38 High Street John Bruce, 15 Barrack Street Thomas Mill, 33 Bucklemaker William Burdin, Victoria Place Wynd Wm. Chalmers, 36 Bucklemaker John Morris, 8 Perth Road Wynd Alexander Murrav, 172 Seagate David Cramb & Son, 72 Nether- William Nicoll, 29 West Port gate and 24 Overgate John Petrie, Coldside J. & M. Crawford, 53 Overgate Thos. Petrie, 151 Scouringburn Crosson, Lowden, &Co., 48 Mur- T. & W. Rankin, 36 Mid Wynd raygate James Robb, 39 West Port John David, 58 Blackscroft Alex. Robertson, 200 Overgate D. Davidson, 26 St Clement's Lane Geo. Robertson, 7 Barrack Street James Davie, 6 Hospital Park James Robertson, 28 Hawkhill John Davie, 2 Temple Lane John Robertson, 129 Princes St. Thomas Dick, 48 Barrack Street Edward Rowan, 157 Overgate James Doig, 22 Hilltown David Scott, 40 High Street John Downie, 132 Hilltown Thomas Scott, 38 Murraygate James Duncan, 45 Cotton Road Thomas Scott, 154 Scouringburn Michael Duncan, 59 Princes St. James Simpson, 18 Peter Street Robert Eadie, 25 Overgate Andrew Smith, 63 Murraygate James Foote, 24 Commercial St., George Soutar, 37 Reform Street Maxwelltown Thomas Soutar, 34 Overgate Finlay Fraser, 61 Bell Street E. & R. Spence, 1 Crichton St. Henry Fyall, 3 Hospital Park Spence & Kerr, 4 Crichton Street A. Gammie, 31 Lower Pleasance C. Steele, 79 Nethergate Philip Gibb, 133 Murraygate C. & H. Stewart, 47 Murraygate William Gibson, 74 King Street John Tarbat, 87 Perth Roa'd" Peter Golden, 118 Overgate George Young, 136 Hawkhill David Graham, 3 Blackness Rd. Ormond Young, 52 Dudhope St. James Graham, Ann Street James Webster, 166 Hawkhill G. Handyside, 35 High Street Robert Williamson, 12 Commer- William Henry, 47 I^ethergate cial Street, Maxwelltown John Hughes, 2 West Port Wm. Wilson, Camperdown Court Andrew Hutchison, 24 West Port John Hutchison, 15 Reform St. BRASSFOUNDERS. John Inches, 24 Barrack Street ( See Plumbers. NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. Ji^l

BREWERS. Isaac Peterkin, 179 Overgate Misses Anderson, 10 Nethergate James Reid, 68 Hilltown Jos. Mrs Wm. Ballingall, Pleasance Robb, 76 and 80 Cowgate Brewery John Roney, 143 Overgate John Black, Todburn Lane Mrs Scott, 21 Gellatly Street Joseph Brown, 56 King Street David Small, 240 Hawkhill Bernard John Hill, Mathew's Close Smith, 10 Ann Street James Lamb, 24 Wellgate George Smith, Dudhope Street James Naughton, 150 Seagate George Smith, 121 Overgate Prain & Doig, Perth Road J. Stark, 21 Bucklemaker Wynd David Neil Eoss. George's Place Stewart, 18 Hunter Street John William Ure, 185 Hawkhill Stormonth, 5 Vault George Mrs Young, 11 Park Wvnd Walker, 27 Rosebank St. William Geo. Whitton, 28 King Street Walker, 107 Hilltown J. Webster, 20 Lower Pleasance BROKERS. BRUSHMAKERS. Mary Agnew, 207 Oergate Cook & Son, 42 and 44 Barrack David Anderson, 111 Scouringb. Street I Robert Begar, 188 Overgate Thomas Gibson, 6 West Port Mrs Blyth,l90 Hawkhill Chas. Nicholson, 6 Castle Street John Braik, 44 Scouringburn Peter Williamson, 18 North Tay Mrs Burns, 6 Bucklemaker Wd. Street Sarah Campbell, 148 Hawkhill Mrs Chaplain, 152 Overgate BUILDERS AND MASONS. And. Docherty, 9 Greenmarket Alexander Annan, Downfield James Duffus, 23 Hunter Street Alex. Beharrie, 61 Albert Street Patrick & B. Eagan, 74 Cowgate James Black, Ward Road Mrs J. Fleming, 161. Scouringb. j John Caird, Miln Street Mrs Gorrie, 55 Princes Street j Clark & Sheach, Meadowside I David Greive, 64 Scouringburn William Cooper, 100 Nethergate Peter Hends, 86 Cowgate John Croll, Watt Street Mrs Kennedy, 55 King Street Peter David, Euclid Street Alex. Low, 6 Bell Street William Foggie, Wishart Court Peter Mallon, 122 Overgate George Haggart, Euclid Street Michael M'Carty, 73 Cowgate David Hean, Small's Lane Wm. M'Culloch, 203 Overgate James A. Hughes, Meadowside Peter M'Ginnes, 133 Overgate David Kidd & Son, West Bell Mrs M'lver, 204 Overgate Street George M'Nab, 24 Bucklemaker Wm. Maclaren, 12 Park Entry Wynd Thos. Mair, 8 Strawberry And. Bank M'Pherson, 144 Overgate David Mortimer, 25 James Victoria St. M'Sorley, 19 Hawkhill David Robertson, Meadowside James Morris, 3 Long Wynd Wm. Robertson, 6 Union Street, ' hn ilvie 13 ™ °S > 6 Scouringburn Maxwelltown Mrs O'Harra, 13 and 15 Hunter Wm. Scolly, Euclid Crescent Street Andrew Scott, 22 Constable George Owen, St. 9 Ann Street Charles Smith, Foundry Lane Mrs J. Pattullo, 16 Barrack St. Thomas Smith, Meadowside K 1G2 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. James Matthew, Bell Street WRIGHTS, AND CABINETMAKERS, James Matthew, 10 Hawkhill JOINERS. Donald M'Nicoll, Meadowside W. & G. Abbot, 123 Murraygate Thos. Millar, 182 Hilltown John Alexander, Ireland's Lane John Miln, 95 Perth Road James Allan, 8 Coupar's Alley Wm. Mitchell, 40 Dens Brae David Anderson, 154 Nethergate William Mitchell, 54 Cowgate Francis Anderson, 2 Baltic St. Jas. Moncrieff, Methodist Close John Anderson, 152 Hilltown Murdoch & Crook, 7 Lindsay St. John Anderson, Stobswell Park William Murray, 34 Mid Wynd Anderson & Chalmers,Anderson's Robert Nicoll, 14 Commercial St Entry, Hawkhill A. & J. Nicoll, Tindal's Wynd Robert 'Balfour, Matthew's Close Alexander Orquhart, Craigie David Batchelor, 115 Nethergate William Philip, 20 Watt Street A. Beatts, Son, & Co., 9 Mid St. Jas. Ramsay, 42 and 44 Blacks- Robert Bell, 24 Union Street croft Alexander Boyd, Key's Close William Ramsay, Speed's Close James Bruce, 40 Princes Street Alex. Robertson, 42 Murraygate Alexander Butter, Park Lane Peter Sanderson, 1 1 Tally Street Geo. Carrie & Son, Meadowside Scott & M'Nab, 85 Bell Street Couttie & Elder, 112 Murraygate Chas. Shepherd, North Lindsay Peter Craigie, 127 Hawkhill Street David Craik, 10 Hospital Park David Shepherd, Fenton Street Lawrence Cuthbert, 12 Watt St. Jas. Sime, King William's Dock Alexander Esplin, 61 Murraygate Wm. Smellie, 37 Long Wynd John Fairweather, 63 Reform St. And. Smith, 100b and 120 Ne- James Farmer, 10 Church Street thergate Finlay & Grant, Euclid Crescent Chas. Smith jun. 8 Queen Street William Foggie, Wishart Court, T. & A. Smith, 43 Nethergate Cowgate and 6 Victoria Square James Gavine, 75 King Street James Soutar, 28 Hilltown John Gray sen., 91 Perth Road James Wallace, William Street, Wm. A. Hepburn, 10 West Port Scouringburn John Ireland, 4 S. Lindsay St. Thomas Watson, 17 Perth Road D. Kidd & Son, W. Bell Street Joseph Westwood, Long Wynd Kinnear & Smith, 10 Temple Whyte & Clark, Long Wynd Lane Wilson & Couper, 77 Overgate Knight & Son, Milne's Court John Young, 45 Blackscroft Alex. Lindsay, 7 Ann Street James Lindsay, Kirk Entry CALENDERERS. James Low, Fenton's Close Cowgate Calendering Co., 58 David M'Conachie, Bell Street Cowgate Geo. M'Donald, 18 Union Street Charles Norrie & Sons, 29 Mea- J ames M'Gregor & Son, 7 West dowside Dock Street Wm. Shaw & Sons, Queen Street Wm. M'Inroy, 72 Hilltown Smith & Whitton, Morrison's James M'Intosh, 48 Reform St. Court and Overgate Strachan, Kinmond, & Co., 104 John Maclean, Mathew's Entry Cowgate )

NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 163 Trades' Lane Calendering Co., Alex. Prain, 93 Perth Road Trades' Lane Helen Reid, 30 Union St., Max- Turnbull & Co., St Andrew's welltown Street James Robb, 48 Hilltown Mrs Robertson, 78 Hawkhill CARRIERS. Mrs T. Robertson, 87 Hilltown

( See Directory, pages 25 and 26. Andrew Scott, 50 Wellgate Wm. Smith, 27 Princes Street CARVERS AND GILDERS. J. &. W. Smith, 17 and 19 Castle Jas. Anderson, 103 Nethergate Street George Black, 704, Gray's Close, Ann Storrier, 156 Hawkhill High Street B. Thorns, 153 Scouringburn James Hutton, King William's Dock CITY MISSIONARIES. Peter Miller, 8 Willison Street Andrew Barclay, West Wynd Robert Stevens, 64 Nethergate Jas. B. Johnstone, 178 Perth Rd. Wm. Stewart, 3 Panmure Street Malcolm M'Lean, 29 Baltic St. Henry Moncrieff, 169 Seagate CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. George Ramsay, 32 Albert St. (See Apothecaries.) Wm. Whitecross, 54 Blackscroft

CHINA, CRYSTAL, AND STONEWARE CLERGYMEN. DEALERS. (See Directory, pp. 40—42.) Alex. Adams, 206 Perth Road CLOCK AND WATCHMAKERS. Jos. Alexander, 97 Princes St. William Alston, Wm. Alexander, Ann Street 7 High Street Jas. Cameron, Peter Baird, 180 Hawkhill 88 Murraygate R. W. Jas. Bannerman, 113 Perth Rd. Farquharson, 1 Castle Street James Brown, 124 Hilltown Foley, Mrs Brown, 14 George's Place Wm. 18 Barrack Street Alex. Kelt, Alex. Brymer, 75 Wellgate 106 Murraygate John Levy, Wm. Clark, 4 Hospital" Park 71 Overgate Thomas Low, Mrs Cox, 17 James's Street 7 Overgate John Lundie, David Crichton, 57 Wellgate and 37 High Street Jas. 5 Hilltown Rattray, 33 High Street David Scott, 69 Peter David jun., 151 Hilltown Wellgate James Sturrock, 1 Helen Dickson, 119 Princes St. GWgate John S. Young, Robert Elder, 92 Hawkhill 76 High Street J. Watson, John Fleming, 8 Hawkhill & W. 5 Castle Street Daniel Mrs Gilbert, Wehrle, 36 Union Street 198 Seagate Whytock Edward Grant, 157 Hawkhill & Sons, 46 High Street and 108 John Heigh, 5 Wellgate Overgate Francis Mrs Herd, 30 Wellgate J. Wild, 21 Overgate Robert Laing, 5 Scouringburn CLOTHIERS, DRAPERS, AND Mrs Lindsay, 82 Princes Street MERCERS. Mrs T. Menzies, 20 West Port James Benny, 7 Wellgate Wm. Mitchell, 52 King Street Wm. Brown, 9 Reform Street Mrs M'Gregor, 105 Princes St. Augustine Burke, 17 Greemnar- Alex. Nicoll, 119 Hawkhill ket and 7 Lindsay Street 164 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

Mrs Butchart, 52 Wellgate And. Robertson, 72 High Street G. Christie, 119 Murraygate John Robertson, 12 West Port "VV. W. Cooper, 7 and 9 Reform Thos. Russell, 23 Reform Street Street Russell Brothers, 97 Nethergate John Couper, 94 King Street Arthur Scott, 44 Princes Street Crichton, Carrie, & Co,, 32 Re- George Scott, 72 Wellgate form Street Jas. Scott jun., 13 Princes Street John Crowlie, 27 Perth Road John Simpson, 56 Wellgate Wm, Crowlie, 16 Princes Street Mrs J. Smith, Belmont Place John J. Deas, 99 Murraygate James Spence, 22 and 24 Reform and 24 St Andrew's Place Street Mrs E. Dewar, 119 Murraygate Thorns & Ritchie, 47 High St. E. F. Dickinson & Co., 39 Re- William Thomson, 6 Reform St. form Street Alex. Young, 158 Overgate Miss Fairweather, 10 Cowgate Mrs Warnock, 15 and 16 Green- Jas. Farquharson, 129 Murrayg. market Patrick Fay, 49 and 53 Scour- Patrick Watson, 65 High Street ingburn Jas. Whitelaw, 36 Reform Street Jas. Flaunagan, 18 Greenmarket Mrs G. Wighton, 50 Hilltown Joseph Fleming, 15 Overgate John Wilson, 59 Hilltown Henderson Brothers, 45 Reform Street COACH-BUILDERS. Andrew Innes, 76 High Street Thomas Cuthbert, Meadowside John Jamieson, 29 Reform St. Lewis M'Kenzie, 35 Barrack St. Keating & Co., 4 High Street Walt. M'Lauchlan, 134 Netherg, Peter Laird, 65 Wellgate J. & W. Lawrie, Trades' Hall COAL-MERCHANTS AND DEALERS. Buildings James Ainslie, Union Street, John Lennox, 5 Nethergate Maxwelltown Michael A. Levy, 73 and 74 High George Anderson, Candle Lane Street Alfred Baxter, Laing Street Hugh M'Donald, 32 High Street John Baxter, 4 Comely Bank John M'Glinchy, 19 Greenmarket James Chapman, 22 King Street P. M'Glinchy, 11 Greenmarket Robert Clark, 3 Lowden's Alley Alex. M'Isaac, 17 Meadow St. Robert Clark, 17 Bucklemaker Alex. M'Walter, 12 Reform St. Wynd Alex. Matheson, 126 Hilltown David Crofts, 10 West Dock St. Moon, Langlands, & Co., 40 Ne- John Davidson, Bell Street thergate and 23 West Port Wm. Davidson & Co., Victoria Misses Morison & Scrymgeour, Dock 71 Wellgate Joseph Doctor, 35 Barrack St P. & P. Muirhead, 26 Reform St. John Dorward, 189 Overgate Wm. H. Nell, 14 Reform Street Francis Dundee, 218 Hilltown Thos. Ness, 35 West Port William Eadie, 4 Dock Street Nicoll & Welsh, 19 Reform St. John Ford, Fenton Street and D. B. Paton, 4 Murraygate Yeaman Shore Robert Patrick, 12 Greenmarket Andrew Gibson, 33 Seagate Geo. Petrie, 72 King Street Andrew Greig jun., 4 Crescent George Petrie, 24 Princes Street Lane and 68 Princes Street NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 165

Chas. Kohrsch. 8 Commercial St. Mrs Milne, 206 Overgate Charles Low, Trades' Lane John Myles, 197 Overgate John C. M'Lean, Yeaman Shore John Prophet, 5 Cowgate James Miller, 8 Bain Square James Reid, 53 Hawkhill Joseph Millar, James's Street A. P. Reid & Son, top Murrayg. Moutter Mitchell, 5 Temple Lane A. Robertson, 8 Reform Street R. A. Mudie, 8 Butcher Row Geo. Scott, 1 Ladywell Lane Thos. Muir, Yeaman Shore James Simpson, 244 Overgate William Nicoll, Seagate Wm. Smith, 19 Wellgate Michael O'Hare, 16 Constable St. John Stewart, 104 Scouringburn Alex. Parker, Small's Wynd John Tullis, 19 Princes Street R. D. Pryde, Trades' Lane William Wilson, 91 Murraygate Alex. Rodger, 101 Hilltown James Young, 117 Nethergate Robert Small, Yeaman Shore John Spink jun., Yeaman Shore CONTRACTORS. Charles Strachan, 200 Hilltown James M'Intosh, 18 Small's Wd. James Sturrock, Meadowside and J. &G. Mitchell, Meadowside Rd. Mid Street David Stewart, 163 Seagate John Walker, Cowdenknowes Robert Taylor, Panmure Terrace David Webster, 228 Hilltown James Webster, Scouringburn COOPERS. David Wilson, 44 Hilltown James Galloway, 39 King Street and 44 Tindal's Wynd CONFECTIONERS. Wm. Jack, 68 Princes Street G. R. Baxter & Son, 74 High St. James Morris, 88 Overgate Mrs Bell, 97 Cowgate George Oman, 5 Gellatly Street Mrs Bonthron, 34 Scouringburn J. Scott, Stewart's Ct., 59 Seagate David Brown, 227 Overgate Charles Smith, 25 Tindal's Wynd Colin Bruce, 233 Overgate James Bute, 40 Murraygate COPPERSMITHS. Wm. Cleghorn, 75 Overgate Low & Batchelor, 33 Dock Street Edward Craig, 26 Ann Street John Barnie, K. William's Dock Scott Elgin, 16 Hawkhill James Forbes, 143 Hilltown CORK-CUTTERS. George Frier, 121 Murraygate Jn. Easson & Son, 28 Barrack St. James Frier, 101 Murraygate Peter Fraser, 43 Seagate John Frier, 71 Perth Road Silvester M'Nab, 114 Overgate Harker & Co., 23 High Street George Yule, 8 Church Lane Jas. Henderson, 179 Scouringb. J. Keiller, 8 Nethergate CORN MERCHANTS AND DEALERS. Jas. Keiller & Son, 1 Castle St. John Aymer, 15 Dock Street Thomas Lamb, 52 Reform St. Thos. Drummond, 30 Castle St. J. Low, 81 Netherg. and 9 Overg. Gordon Bros. & Co., 28 Castle St. Mrs James Low, 124 Murrayg. A. H. Brown, West Ward Mrs M'Ewan, 20 Scouringburn John Cooper, 36 Castle Street Forbes Marshall,-99 Nethergate, Harris & Melville, 8 Sh. Terrace Cowgate, 2 and 2 Wellgate Geo. K. Harrower, 15 Dock St. Mary Millar, 22 Crichton Street Geo. H. Hill, Morrison's Court James Miller, 10 Scouringburn John Myles, 31 Exchange Street 166 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

Samuel C. Thomson, 12 Dock St. Jas. Rattray, 104 Hawkhill J ames Ronald, 8 Dock Street William Sheils sen., Fairmuir George Sheriff, Rosebank St. COWFEEDERS AND DAIRIES. Mrs Sime, Bell Street Lane Peter Adam, Dallfield Terrace David Smith, Coldside John Alexander, Coldside John Spark, Stobswell Isaac Barclay, 241 Hilltown George Speed, 7 Union Place James Barrie, Coldside David Steel, 21 Mid Street Mrs Batchelor, Bucklemaker Wd. David Stratton, Coldside Miss Baxter, Strawberry Bank Jn. Stratton, 39 Bucklemkr. Wd. William Blair, 15 Albert Street Charles Sturrock. 10 Den Street Alex. Boyack, Fairmuir Wm. Thomson, Blackness Rd. William 'Brown, 67 Terry Road Mrs Thornton, 34 Henders. Wd. John Calder, 10 Rosebank Rd. Wm. Wann, 10 Mid Rd., Smith£ James Carmichael, Bernard St. John Wright, 43 Hospital Park Robert Carrie, Coldside Robert Carrie, Fairmuir CUTLERS AND GUNSMITHS. James Cathro, Albert Street William M'Gregor, 79 High St. William Cochrane, 17 Smithfield Paton & Walsh, 31 Union Street Alexander Cooper, Stobsmuir John Watson, 114 Murraygate Mrs Dryden, North Lawtown DENTISTS. John Duncan, 28 Rosebank St. John Austen, 23 Nethergate Thomas Duncan, 18 North Street Walter Campbell, 105 Netherg. John Fyffe, Coldside Robt. Donaldson, 19 Meadowside Mrs Ireland, 7 Cotton Road James Lothian, 27 Nethergate James Kidd, Stobsmuir R. H. Thomson & Co., 31 Reform William Kinnes, 20 Smithfield Street Peter Leonard, 23 Low. Pleasance John Lindsay, 22 Hospital Park drapers—{See Clothiers.) David Low, 2 North Street John Low, Bucklemaker Wynd DRESSMAKERS AND MILLINERS. John Lowden, 136 Hilltown Agnes Adams, 38 Barrack St. Adam Marney, 25 Hospital Park Miss Adamson, 27 Overgate Peter MArthur, 20 Hawkhill Mrs Alexander, 56 Nethergate Alex. M'Donald, Coldside Jessie Allan, 21 Todburn Lane JohnM'Gregor, Saunderson's Ct. Mrs Anderson, 11 Union Street, Donald M'Intosh, 13 Cotton Rd. Maxwelltown James M'Kenzie, Coldside Mrs Anderson, 7 Couper's Alley Joseph Millar, Coldside Misses Balerna, 53 Fish Street William Millar, 187 Hilltown Miss Banks, 134 Overgate George Milne, 15 Queen Street Miss Batchelor, 39 High Street William Morris, 27 Hospital Pk. Miss Baxter, 103 Seagate James Nicoll, 18 Smithfield Misses Bego;, 28 Seagate Alex. Parker, Small's Wynd Miss Bell, 66 Dudhope Street Mungo Philip, 3 Elizabeth St. Miss Bennet, 91 King Street Mrs Philip, 21 Hospital Park Misses Black, 13 Willison Street David Preston, 180 Hilltown Misses Blacklaws, 53 Fish Street David Ramsay, Fairmuir Misses Bower, 82 Overgate George Ramsay, Coldside M. & A. Brown, 9 Hunter Stree NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 167

Misses Brown, 36 Mid Street Catherine Low, 140 Murraygate Misses Brown, 31 Elizabeth St. Mrs Lumsden, 9 Hilltown Misses Brown, 36 Nethergate Miss M'Donald, 182 Overgate Miss Bruce, 2 Albert Court Misses M'Intyre. 8 Tay Square Misses Bruce, 14 Greenmarket Miss Macleod, Mauchl. Tow. Ct. Miss Butchart, 69 Murraygate Miss Mather, 14 Union Street Miss Butchart, 14 Gellatly St. Misses Meff'an, 14 Greenmarket Miss Campbell, 60 Overgate Mrs Melville, 8 Temple Lane Miss Carrie, 9 Annfield Road Miss Menzies, 86 Princes Street Miss Christie, 53 Blackscroft Elizabeth Methven, 29 Wellgate Miss Corstorphan, 198 Overgate Miss Miller, 63 Perth Road Misses A. & J. Dand, 23 N. Tay Misses Milne, 7 Coupar's Alley Street Miss Mitchell, 10 Murraygate Miss Deas, 7 Cowgate C. & J. Mudie, 8 Overgate Mrs Deuchars, 8 Crichton St. Misses Mudie, 25 Constitution Rd. Mrs Doig, 44 Albert Street Miss Patrick, 20 Dallfield Walk Miss Donald, 123 Murraygate Miss Paul, 102 Nethergate Miss Donaldson, 20 Union Street Miss Peddie, Whitehall Close Miss Douglass, 16 S. Lindsay St. Miss Petrie, 13 Tally Street Miss Douglas, 6 Victoria Square Mrs Pierie, 49 Murraygate Miss Duthie, 14 Gellatly Street Miss Pitkethly, 94 Nethergate Mrs Fleming, 116 Overgate Miss Robertson, 4 Church Street Miss Flight, 14 Bernard Street Miss Robertson, Murraygate Miss Forbes, 8 Crichton Street Miss Robertson, 1 Bernard Street Misses Forman, 14 Greenmarket Miss Roger, 2 Seafield Road Miss A. Fvfe, 22 Murravgate Miss Roger, 51 King Street Miss Fyffe* 4 Dallfield Terrace Miss Roger, 12Stew.'s Ct. 59 Seag. Mrs Gellatly, 140 Perth Road Miss Seaton, 9 Ireland's Lane Miss Grant, 2 Albert Court Miss Stewart, 19 Upp. Pleasance Miss Greig, 64 Princes Street Mrs Shepherd, 162 Overgate Misses Greive & Cunningham, Mrs Simpson, Gui Han's Close Victoria Square Miss Simpson, 44 High Street Miss Halley, 9 Meadow Street Mrs Sinclair, 90 Princes Street Misses Hankin, 69 Nethergate Misses Small, Mid Street Miss Hanton, 51 Blackscroft Miss Smith, 10 Lilybank Miss Hay, 33 Seagate Miss Smith, 1 Arthur Street Miss Hay, 91 Seagate Miss Smith, 50 Barrack Street Miss Henderson, 47 King Street Miss Smith, 38 Fleuchar Craig Miss Hill, 153 Seagate Misses Smith, St Mary's Close Miss Hutton, 49 Murraygate Misses Smith, 2 Bain Square Miss Isles, 51 Ferry Road Miss Sprunt, 14 Queen Street Miss Jamieson, 48 Overgate Mrs Stavely, 33 Nethergate Miss Kennedy, 18 Todburn Lane Mrs Stephen, 38 Bucklemkr.. Wd. Miss Kerr, 114 Princes Street Miss Stool, 123 Murraygate Elizabeth Law, 167 Hilltown Mrs Stone, 98b Nethergate Miss Law, South Union Street Mrs Storrier, 12 Stewart's Court, Mrs Lind, 140 Nethergate 59 Seagate Miss Lithgow, 11 Tay Street Miss Strachan, 12 Smithfield Miss M. Livie, 15 Ireland's Lane Mrs Tinder, 10 Smithfield 168 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

Mrs Young, 14 Gellatly Street CHRONOMETER MAKERS. Miss Young, 7 Tod burn Lane P. A. Feathers, 26 Dock Street Miss Young, Maryfield John Kidd, 6 Dock Street Miss Walsh, 19 Temple Lane Thomas Low, 7 Overgate Miss Watson, 44 Seagate James Rattray, 33 High Street Miss Watson, 44 High Street Miss Watson, 31 Reform Street ENGINEERS, MACHINE -MAKERS, Miss White, 13 Smithfield AND IRONFOUNDERS. Miss Wighton, Morrison's Court Miss Wiflcie, 8 Victoria Square Peter Carmichael, Den's Works Mrs Williams, 35 Princes Street James Carmichael & Co., Ward Miss Wilson, 12 Stobswell Park Foundry Miss Wilson, 63 Princes Street Peter Gibson, 3 Gellatly Street Jane Wishart, 71 Cowgate Gourlay Brothers & Co., Dundee Miss Wotherspoon, 96 Cowgate Foundry and Marine Parade Misses Wright, Westfield Lane John Z. Kay, 18 Castle Street and 43 Reform Street DYERS AND RENOVATORS. J. Kerr & Co., Douglas Foundry Mrs Allot, 38 Perth Road Chas. Parker & Sons, Ladybank P. & P. Campbell, 93 Nethergate Works, Chapelshade Jas. Crichton, 4-6 Meadow Entry James Steel & Sons, Lilybank J. Pullar & Son, 45 Nethergate Foundry John Stevenson, Forebank Road James Wilson, 36 High Street ENGRAVERS, COPPER-PLATE PRIN- TERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, AND EATING-HOUSE KEEPERS. CLOTH -STAMP CUTTERS. Mrs Braidwood, 73 Hill town J. & C. Fenton, 6 Crichton St. Mrs Coutts, 45 St Andrew's St. George Girdwood, 10 Union St. Alex. Duncan, 20 Fish Street Wm. Pargitter, 49 Todburn Lane Mrs Flood, 13 Fish Street J. Valentine, 100 Murraygate Ann George, 32 Wellgate Hunter, 41 Seagate Mrs FISH-CURERS AND DEALERS. Mrs Johnson, 109 Overgate 4 Vault William Mackay. 223 Overgate George H. Boyd, Davidson, Candle George M'Kee, 22 Greenmarket James Lane Davidson, 94 Seagate John Ramsay, 12 Scouringburn Peter Jos. Johnston, 13 Union Street Mrs Robertson, 20 N. Tay St. Leburn, Fishmarket Mrs Robertson, 12 Shore Terrace Wm. Matthew, 35 Union Street Mrs Ruddiman, 21 Church Lane Wm. Yeaman, Horse George Shearer, 15 Fish Street James Wynd George Stewart, Cowgate Port FLAXDRESSERS. Mrs Stewart, 3 Blackscroft Mrs Stewart, 66 Overgate Matthew Blackie, Union Street, Mrs Sturrock, 101 Overgate George's Place Elizabeth Watt, 5 Ireland's Lane Alexander Carswell, 26 King St. David Wilson, 60 Seagate D. F. Chalmers, 6 St Roque's Court CHIMNEY- SWEEPS. Jas. Kermith, St Roque's Court James Dye, Saunderson's Court James Low, 21 Cowgate James Morrison, 77 Overgate James Walker, Park Entrance NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 169

FLAXSPINNERS. Alex. Burns, 136 Murraygate A. & J. Adie, 29 Cowgate Thomas Campbell, 74 Scouringb. Baxter Bros. & Co., 11 King St. Robert Christie, 40 West Port Alex. Berrie, 15 Bain Square Walter Cramond. 64 Murraygate Blakey. Holden, & Co., 13 Cowg. William Dick, 169 Overgate H. & T. Blyth, Coupar's Alley John Duncan, 42 Hawkhill Wm. Boyack, Ward Street Mill David Edward, 165 Perth Road A. & J. Brown, 53 Cowgate Mrs W. Gibb, 19 Crichton St. J. & W. Brown, Panmure Street Peter Gray, 48 Princes Street Brown & Miller, Eoyal Exchange Andrew Johnston, 30 Hawkhill Buildings Robert Kerr, 118 Scouringburn A. J. Buist, Roy. Exch. Buildings Charles Lesslie, 44 Wellgate T. & J. Cargill, Lower Pleas. Mill James Low, 129 Perth Road C. Chalmers & Co., 9 Bain Square Alexander Marr, 168 Overgate Cox Brothers, 30 St Andrew's St. Alex. Martin, 123 Princes Street J. Donald & Sons. 2 Panmure St. Duncan M'Pherson. 50 Union St. J. Duncan & Co., 28 St And. St. Robert Milne, 52 Murraygate A. & D. Edward & Co., 9 King St. John Mitchell, 2 Hilltown John Ewan, 36 Cowgate David Morrison jun., 87 King St. Gilroy Bros. & Co., Tay Works J as. Nicoll, 63 and 65 Scouringb. Alex. Guthrie, Seabraes Mill David Niven jun., 3 Crichton St. William Halley, 21 Cowgate William Ogilvie, 115 Overgate A. Henderson, Boyal Exchange William Rea, 7 Brown Street Buildings James Ruthven, 13 Wellgate J. Henderson, Lindsay St. Works John Ruthven, 12 Hawkhill Ireland & Millar, Barrack St. Mill Robert Ruthven, 90 King Street James Irons, Park Mill James Smith, 96 Hilltown Alexander Low, 17 Cowgate James Symmers, 26 Princes St. Malcolm, Ogilvie, & Co., 31 Mea- Stewart Symmers, 123 Hilltown dowside Alex. Whitton, 107 Perth Road J. Malcolm & Sons, Chapels. Wks. Mrs Wilson, 12 Union Street S. R. Mathers, Constable Street James Miln, Meadow Street FRUITERERS. J. & R. Mitchell & Co., 4 Cowg. Peter Beattie, 41 Union Street David Nicoll, Ward Mill Thomas Dick, 96 Nethergate J. & G. Paton, 8 St. Andrew's St. James Gibb, 9 Cowgate J. & H. Peter & Co., 14 Bain Sq. James Guild, 87 Murraygate John Sharp, Miln Street Mill David Hill, 210 Overgate Chas. Smith, N. Dudhope Mill Andrew Huggins, 210 Perth Rd. Robert Sturrock, Ramsay Mill David Keddy, 119 Nethergate James Taws & Sons, 20 'Mid St. Jn. M'Intyre, 1 Clepington Feus David Thomson, Taylor's Lane and 129 Hilltown Taylor & Murison, 2 Bain Square Alex. Mackay, 51 Nethergate J. & H. Walker, Cowgate David Mitchell, 8 Murraygate P. Watson, 16 St. Andrew's St. Wm. Paterson jun., 1 Union St. Miss Paterson, Shepherd's Loan FLESHERS. George Sibbald, 29 Wellgate Peter Brown, 247 Overgate John Wardrope, 18 Wellgate Mrs Brown, 108 Hawkhill John Wilkie, 172 Hawkhill )

170 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

Thos. Williamson, 22 Scouringb. J ames Craig, Fleuchar Craig Catherine Wilson, 55 Nethergate James Dow, Logie Spout Thos. Grant, Dudhope FURNISHING SHOPS. John Henry, Constitution Street Mrs Bell, 98 Scouringburn Wm. Logie, Croft's Lane A.Borthwick &Son, 1 Beform St. Thomas Low, Maryfield A. &M. Cadenhead, 118 Perth Rd. Wm. Moyes, 288 Perth Road A. & C. Cathro, 73 Nethergate James Nicoll, Dudhope James Craig, 71 Murraygate and G. Paton, Constitution Gardens 99 Hilltown Silvester Petrie, Old Craigie Miss G. Fernham, 52 Hawkhill George Speed, 7 Union Place Mrs J. H. Gardner, 70 Netherg. James Tait, 31 Tait's Lane Mrs Lawson, 53 Nethergate James Tough, Logie Janet Leith, 32 West Port John Watson, Blackness Road Alex. M'Donald, 2 Nethergate James Yule, Blackness Road Jas. M'Donald, 16 Murraygate Hugh Martin, 164 Hawkhill GASFITTERS. Matthews & Co., 30 Overgate ( See Plumbers and Tinsmiths, Mrs Morris, 5 Hawkhill James Morrison, 48 Hawkhill GLAZIERS. Agnes Mudie, 58 Dudhope Street James Smellie, 213 Overgate Mrs A. Paterson, 152 Scouringb. George Ower, 42 Overgate Betsy Peacock, 1 Hawkhill Knight & High, Milne's Court Mrs "Robertson, 47 Hawkhill Wm. Hean, 108 Murraygate Mrs Senior, 28 Constitution Road Isabel Shepherd, 78 Hilltown GLOVERS. Miss Anne Stewart, 70 Princes St. Geo. Rough, 5 High Street Mrs Stone, 98b Nethergate James Stewart, 12 Murraygate Misses Thomson, 46 Bklmkr.Wd. Mrs J. Wilson, 32 & 34 Netherg. GROCERS. Mrs Wright, 42 King Street David Allan, 83 & 85 Perth Rd. John Allan, 27 Dud. Crescent FURNITURE DEALERS. And. Anderson, 4 Blackness Rd. Wm. Conlin & Co., 127 Cowgate John Anderson, 156 Overgate and 15 St Boque's Lane Helen Anderson, 89 Perili Road E. Hughes, 50 Reform Street David Bail lie, 94 Murraygate John Robertson, 7 Tally Street Mrs Balerna, 14 Yeaman Shore Robert Soutar, 151 Overgate Mrs Barrie, 108 Cowgate John Toner, 47 & 49 Reform St. George*Barry, 25 Dudhope Cres. Francis Whitehurst, 36 Tay St. Mrs A. Baxter, 93 Scouringburn James Bell, 49 Overgate GARDENERS. James Black, 176 Overgate Wm. Alves, Constitution Street John Blair, 48 & 50 Scouringb. Robert Anderson, 18 Seafield Rd. Mrs Blair, 25 Small's Wynd William Anderson, Coldside John Boyd, 184 Hilltown Ebenezer Black. 191 Hawkhill Omar Boyd, 142 Scouringburn James Black, 9 Paton's Lane Catherine Boyd, Coldside Thos. Black, Blackness Road Mrs Boyle, 49 Cotton Road Alex. Boyack, Fairmuir David Brown, 57 Bell Street NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 171

William Brown, 7 Gellatly Street Eobert Frier, 1 Dens Eoad Mrs D. Brown, 26 Scouringbura Thomas Fyfe, 56 Blackness Eoad Mrs Bryson, 114 Seagate John Gargan, 6 Session Street Thomas' Buik, 113 Hawkhill James Gibb, 155 Overgate John Buist, 30 Lilybank John Gilruth, 23 Overgate Andrew Burns, 5 West Port George Grant, 21 Small's Wynd James Burns, 173 Scouringbura John" Grant, 134 Hawkhill James Brown, 92 Scouringbura Mrs Greig, 6 North Tay Street James Bathie, 240 Overgate Mrs Greive, 50 Hawkhill Jas. Chisholm,22DallfieldWalk John Guillan, 130 Overgate John Clark, 37 Overgate Mrs Hood, 111 Overgate Wm. Clark, 110 Scouringbura William James, 114 Hilltown Mrs Collins, 190 Overgate John Kay, 6 Wellgate George Coullie, 12 Crichton St. John C. Kennedy, 66 Scouringb. James Couper, 206 Hawkhill John Kenny, Coldside Mrs Crabb, 45 Castle Street John Kinnear, 14 West Port Phineas Crawford, 190 Seagate John Kinnison, 56 Scouringbura John Crockatt, 13 Pole Park Ed. Paul Lamb, 68 Hawkhill Catherine Croll, 7 Church Street Jas. Langlands, 21 Up. Pleasance Thos. Crombie & Co., 85 Netherg. Lennox & Co., 68 Murraygate Edw. dimming, 21 & 23 Ann St. James Lindsay, 72 Scouringbura Thomas Currans, 86 Scouringb. Eobert Lindsay, 20 Ann Street W. Davidson, 103 Scouringbura E. Lindsay, 8 Cotton Eoad Mrs Davidson, 12 Eosebank St. Mrs Low, 150 Hilltown John Deuchars, 141 Perth Eoad John Malcolm, 39 Hawkhill Lawrence Deuchars, 67 Hawkhill Alex. Martin, 51 Albert Street Mrs A. Doctor, 35 Up. Pleasance David Martin, 40 King Street 1. L. Donald, 86 King Street E. Martin, 24 and 26 Albert St. John Donald, 234 Hawkhill Alex. Mathew, 22 Princes Street Alexander Dow, 43 Hawkhill Geo. Matthew, 130 Perth Eoad Mrs Downie, 206 Hilltown Mrs D. Matthew, 179 Hawkhill Margt. Dryden, 8 Dallfield Walk John MArthur, 54 Hilltown George Duncan, 34 Barrack St. Wm. M'Bain, 26 Fish Street E. Easson, 31 Perth Eoad and Pat. M'Caul, 1 Horsewater Wd. 27 Union Street William M'Culloch, 23 Wellgate Mrs Janet Edwards. 93 King St. Michael M'Donald, 170 Overgate William Elder, 49 Hawkhill Sinclair M'Donald, 79 Hilltown J. Fairweather, 34 King Street Wm. M'Farlane, 198 Hawkhill W. Farquharson, 81 Scouringb. Cath. M'Farlane, 188 Hawkhill John Fenton, 199 Overgate Mich. MGoveran, 88 Scouringb. Geo. Fitchett, 23 Princes Street Chas. M'Gukin, 41 Scouringbura David Fleming, 134 Murraygate Jas. M'Intosh, 94 Scouringbura John Fleming, 41 West Port Geo. M'Kenzie, 4 Thorter Eow W. & J. Fleming, 1 Exchange St. Mrs M'Nicoll, 30 Guthrie Street and 50 Seagate J. M'Eithers, 17 Pole Park Eoad John Foreman, 165 Hilltown Charles Mill, 113 Overgate Mrs Foreman, 102 Overgate Mrs Mill. 90 Hilltown Mrs Forrester, 13 Bucklemkr. Wd. Chas. Miller, 2 West Port Simon Fraser, 8 Blackscroft Wm, Miln, 24 Ann Street 172 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

Mrs Mitchell, 12 Bucklmkr. Wd. William Stewart, 16 King Street James Morris, 92 Overgate James Stone, 46 West Port Mrs Morrison, 80 Blackscroft Mrs Strang, 19 Hunter Street Daniel Munro, 26 Hawkhill Mrs Terry, 8 Thorter Row Wm. Murdoch, 60 Nethergate Chas. Thomson, 145 Perth Road James Ness, Scouringhurn David Todd, 20 Seafield Road Mrs Helen Nicolson, 19 Hilltown Roderick Tolmey, 16 Overgate David Nicoll, 8 West Port William Young, 66 Princes St. Rd. Eobt. Nicoll, 14 Nethergate Matthew Watt, 1 Pole Park Scouringburn Wm. Nicoll, 54 Wellgate Alex. Webster, 148 Mrs Ogilvie, 44 Rosebank Street C. Westwood, 6 Scouringburn Allison Pattullo, 12 Yeaman Sh. John White, 4 Hawkhill Mrs Phillips, 203 Hawkhill Wm. White, 8 Wm. St., King St. James Piggett, 43 West Port Alex. Whitton, 117 Hilltown Mrs Pirie, 69 Hawkhill Thos. Whyte, 79 Scouringburn Helen Prain, 204 Hawkhill John Wills, Dudhope Crescent D. Pullar, 5 & 6 Clepington Feus Mrs Wilson, 33 Union Street George Rait, 7 West Port John Wynd, 30 Bucklemkr. Wd. John Rattray, 9 Dudhope Street John Rattray, 68 Blackness Rd. GROCERS AND SPIRITDEALERS. Mai. Ritchie, 50 Blackness Rd. Isabella Adams, 219 Hilltown David Robertson, 137 Hawkhill G. N. Anderson, 173 & 175 Hillt. Robertson & Brown, 42 High St. Jas. Anderson, 33 West Port Elizabeth Robertson, 42 Hilltown J. O. Anderson, 176 Hawkhill Mrs Robertson, 22 N. Tay Street Wm. Banks, 59 Murraygate Mrs Robertson, 162 Hawkhill, W. Banks jun., 22 Constitu. Rd. Mrs Robertson, 122 Nethergate T. H. Baxter, 95 Murraygate Chas. Rodger, 226 Hawkhill Wm. Blair, Commercial Street, David Ross, 66 Hawkhill Maxwelltown Wm. Rutherford, 4 Temple Lane James Brodie, 21 Lilybank Wm. Saunders, 163 Hawkhill James Brown, 147 Hilltown Daniel Scott, 4 Scouringburn John Brown, 150 Princes Street Robt. Scott, 31 Small's Wynd Miss Buchan, 50 Blackscroft Wm. Scott, 30 Murraygate Robert Buik, 18 Cowdenknowes Isabel Scrimgeour, 73 Scouringb. Andrew Butchart, 56 Overgate Bernard Scullion, 120 Scouringb. John Calder, 272 Hilltown Mrs Seath, 124 Hawkhill Mrs Calder, 145 Hilltown Mrs Shearer, 1 Castle Court James Cameron, 56 Blackscroft Mrs S. Shepherd, 80 Murraygate Robert Campbell, 59 Scouringb. Mrs Simpson, 98 Hawkhill J. Chalmers, Union St. Maxwellt. Alex. Simson, 111 Murraygate Coupar & Co., 134 Princes Street Wm. Small, 9 Upper Pleasance James Cowper, 98 Princes St. Alex. Smith, 1 Dudhope Crescent James Crichton, 17 Rose Street George Smith, 84 Hilltown J. Crichton, 26 Constitution Rd. Miss Smith, 20 Gellatly Street' Thomas Davie, 35 Lilybank David Spalding, 43 Rosebank St David Dickson, 77 King Street Mrs S. Steele, Dudhope Crescent Alex. Donaghey, 44 Hawkhill Jane Stevenson, 5 Blinshall St. David Douglas, 18 Crichton St. John Stewart, 19 Upp. Pleasance Robt. Duff, 64 Scouringburn NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 173

Mrs Duncan, 16 Small's Wynd Mrs Stewart, 12 Blackscroft William Easson, 115 Murraygate Alex. Stuart, 1 Wellgate and 1 William Edward, 76 Princes St. Panmure Street D. G. Farquharson, 1 Blackscrft. J. Vass, 107 Bucklemaker Wd. John Fay, 95 Scouringburn A. Warden, Union St. Maxwellt. James Fyall jun., 27 Murraysrate A. J. Wighton, 7 Hilltown William Galbraith, 20 DensRd. Thomas Wilson, 1 West Port Mrs Gall, 13 Scouringburn Margaret Young, 160 Overgate Mrs Grant, Belmont Place Mrs Marg. Young, 175 Perth Rd, John Hampton, 236 Perth Road GROCERS AND TEADEALERS. Hugh Higgins, 131 Perth Road John Adair, 31 Seagate Robt. Hutton, 83 Scouringburn John Anderson, 28 Ann Street Mrs Johnston, 92 Princes Street Mrs Arklay, 55 Hilltown Thomas Keenan, 45 Scouringb. Euphemia Arthur, 24 Bell Street Chas. Kidd, 32 Lower Pleasance Miss Baldy, 47 Wellgate Alexander Laird, 129 Hilltown Andrew Beat, 40 Ann Street James Lamb, 105 Cowgate John Bell, 40 Bucklemaker Wd. A. Lindsay, 34 Lower Pleasance Miss Bell, 87 Princes Street Andrew Lindsay, 113 Hilltown Thos. Boyd, 30 & 32 King Street Thomas Lowe, 46 Murraygate D. & A. Brown, 13 Murraygate David Martin, 100 Cowgate Mrs Bruce, 10 Smithfield Mrs T. M'Donald, 14 Commercial James Buchan, 47 Overgate Street, Maxwelltown Miss Burton, 103 Cowgate P. M'Gregor, 42 Blackness Road James Butchart, 38 Hilltown John M'Neil, 212 Hilltown George Carey, 35 Seagate Mrs Melville, 113 Scouringburn John Clark, 177 Seagate Jas. Millar, 33 Constitution Road Robert Clark, 97 Cowgate John Miller, 26 High Street Daniel Cowan, 38 Dudhope St. Patrick Milne, 42 Wellgate John Dallas, 30 Gellatly Street Adam Mitchell, 154 Scouringb. Mrs Diack, Bucklemaker Wynd Jas. Moncur, 141 Hawkhill Thomas Dickson, Middle Street John Moncur, 73 Perth Road David Doig, 24 Hospital Park Mary Nairn, 9 Arthur Street Alex. Easson, Maryfield Mrs Mary Nicoll, 74 King Street James Easson. 18 Princes Street Mrs Oliver, 19 Rose Street John Easson, 70 Scouringburn Jas. Paxton, 17 and 19 West Port Alex. Farquharson, 60 Albert St. David Peters, 50 West Port John Fitchet, 18 Hilltown! Thomas Phin, 7 Hunter Street Miss Fleming, 70 Albert Street i Mrs R. Ramsay, 108 Scouringb. Mrs Hay, 167 Seagate Mrs Rennie, 54 Gellatly Street James Hi slop, 10 Wellgate Robert Riddell, 30 Hilltown Miss Howie, 15 Constitution Rd. David Rodger, 115 Overgate Wm. Hutton, 51 Hilltown Charles Scott, 15 Hilltown James Laughlin, 76 Hawkhill Mrs Sivewright, 224 Overgate John Lawson, 2 Rose Street John Small, 62 King Street Miss Liddel, 83 Princes Street Jas. Souter, 91 Scouringburn George Lowe, 19 Smithfield John Spalding, 58 Princes St. Alex. Macdonald, 96 King Street James Stewart, 128 Hawkhill Alex. M'Kay, 184 Seagate Mrs Stewart, 9 West Port James Millar, 97 Hilltown )

174 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

M. Mitchell, 78 Bucklemkr. Wd. Alex. Lesslie, 41 Wellgate Henry Mortimer, 102 Princes St. Jas. Marquis & Son, 90 Netherg. Miss M. Murray, 20 Todburn Ln. Robert Muir, 35 Castle Street Mrs Neave, 95 Seagate Alex. Paterson, 6 Exchange St. Mrs Neish, 7 James's Street Wm. Scott, 27 Hawkhill James Rattrav, 62 Princes Street Alex. Small, 174 Hawkhill Peter Ritchie/29 Bucklmkr. Wd. Wm. Sturrock, 99 Cowgate Alex. Robertson, 105 Do. Wm. Thomson, 2 Hawkhill David Robertson, 80 Do. Alex. Urquhart, 220 Overgate John Rodger, 12 Dens Road Robert Watt, 7 King Street J. Ross, 8 Commercial St., Maxw. James Wighton, 186 Overgate Jas. W. Scotland, 42 Princes St. Catherine Sime, 26 Hilltown HATTERS. Miss Simpson, 161 Seagate Alex. Davidson, 3 Reform Street Mrs Small, 24 Seagate Thomas Halliday, 37 Murraygate Alex. Smith, 56 Princes Street Isdale & Co., 18 Reform Street James Stark, 20 Dallfield Walk Alex. R. Leaskj 44 Reform Street Charles Stewart, 8 Elizabeth St. James Lennox, 3 Nethergate R.&J. Stewart, 113&115Prin. St. J. & J. Millar, 2 Reform" Street David Stronner, 20 Princes Street Henry Oliver, 28 Union Street Mrs Taylor, 28 George's Place J. Tavlor, 25 Nethergate Thomas Thomson, 51 Wellgate John Tulloch, 50 High Street Mrs Thomson, 99 Seagate Mrs David Tulloch, 31 High St. Mrs Watson, 86 B. Ferry Road Mrs Tulloch, 65 Murraygate Thomas Whitton, Victoria St. Miss Wishart, 82 Cowgate HERBALISTS. George Yeaman, 3 Wellgate D. Batchelor, 27 Small's Wynd Mrs Young, 144 Princes Street John Clark, 6 George's Place David Yule, 7 Park Wynd haberdashers—( See Drapers. HOSIERS. HACKLEMAKERS. John Bain, 20 Murraygate Child & Ferguson, 10 Willison St. D. Fairweather, 171 Scouringb. George Worrall, Blinshall Street James Farquharson, 84 Netherg. Fraser & Cleland, 52 Scouringb. HAIRDRESSERS. John Gavine, 70 High Street James Allan & Son, 14 Crichton Wm. Gavine, 150 Murraygate Street and 25 Murraygate Wm. Gellatly, 26 & 28 Netherg. A. G. Anderson, 45 Murraygate A. Harris, 133 Scouringburn Thomas Bell, 45 West Port Miss E. Lesslie, 15 Murraygate Samuel Black, 23 Bucklmkr. Wd. Donald M'Gregor, 4 Perth Road Charles Burnet, 12 West Port Geo. Petrie, 24 Princes Street Alex. Cameron, 37 Princes Street James Petrie, 37 West Port Wm. Donaldson, 76 Scouringb. D. Robertson, 137 Hawkhill John Fisher, 170 Perth Road Geo. Robertson, 40 Overgate Archibald Grant, 65 Wellgate John Soutar, 11 Overgate David Henderson, 181 Scouringb. Wm. Leighton, Fish Street HOTEL, INN, & TAVERN KEEPERS. James Lemon, 9 Barrack Street ( See Director^/, page 27. ) ) )

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HOUSE-FACTORS. JEWELLERS, GOLD AND Thos. Chalmers, 61 Reform St. SILVERSMITHS. Thomas Cook, 100 Nethergate ( See also Clocktnakers. William Ferrier, 3 Craig Street John Austen, 23 Nethergate George Ireland, 20 Huiater St. William Alston, 7 High Street Thomas Kinnear, Isles' Lane Alex. Kelt, 106 Murraygate James Mim, 59 Seagate James Mills, 28 High Street David Milne, 164 Overgate Alex. Sinclair, 24 Nethergate John Nicoll, West Bell Street R. H. Thomson & Co., 31 Reform William Roger, 59 Seagate Street David Shepherd, Fenton Street Whytock & Sons, 46 High Street James Skene, Pole Park and 108 Overgate Alex. Spence, 6 Elizabeth Street Wm. Wilson, 29 Overgate

INSURANCE BROKERS & AGENTS. LATHSPLITTERS. ( See Directory, pp. 19 and 20. ) Alex. Clark, Meadowside James Whitton, Bell Street IRONFOUNDERS. ( See Engineers. LEATHER MERCHANTS, CURRIERS, IRON AND METAL MERCHANTS. AND TANNERS. Alex. Kidd, 18 Overgate Thomas Aitken, 173 Overgate J. S. fathgow, N. s. Graving Dk. J. Boak & Co., 58 Barrack St. James R. Nicoll, 31 Baltic Street J. Carmichael, Henderson's Wd„ T. Nicoll, 23 and 25 Yeaman Sh. John Crawford, 8 Queen Street D. & W. Robertson, 36 Castle St. H. Henderson, 40 Meadowside G. Stephen & Son, 29 Castle St. Alexander M'Nab, 1 Vault William Reid, Westfield Avenue IRONMONGERS AND HARDWARE Peter Saunders, 27 Mid Street MERCHANTS. David Scott, Dudhope Mrs Bon, 98a Nethergate George Tawse, Stobswell James Crockatt, 3 Cowgate Fleming & Reid, 16 Union St. LIME- MERCHANTS. J. & J. Fleming, 5 Overgate Robert Lyell, Yeaman Shore Alex. Gilruth, 17 Union Street William Nicoll, Seagate Peter Gilruth, 52 High Street James Kinnison, 9 High Street LIVERY STABLERS, POSTING AND Alexander Kidd, 18 Overgate COACH HIRERS. Alexander Lawson, 25 High St. Andrew Gray, 58 Seagate David Lawson, 25 High Street J. M. Robertson, 23 Perth Road J. & D. Lawson, 81 Murraygate John Stewart, 108 Murraygate Jas. M'Artney, 31 West Port William Stewart, Carswell Lane M'Laren & Grandy, 171 Overgate Alex. Taylor, Malthouse Close Chas. M'Pherson, 54 Overgate William Munro, 27 Greenmarket LODGING-HOUSE KEEPERS. * G. H. & G. Nicoll, 38 Overgate Mrs Aitken, 7 Cowgate George Scott, 3 High Street Mrs Anderson, 6 Perth Road Geo. Stephen & Son, 29 Castle St. Mrs Balfour, 2 Temple Lane John Watson, 21 High Street Mrs Banks, 6 Bain Square William Wilson, 29 Overgate Mrs James Banks, 42 Mid Street 176 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

Mrs Barrie, 46 Keform Street MANGLE-KEEPERS. -Mrs Blair, St. Margaret's Close Mrs'Alexander, 67 Hilltown Miss Bowman, 1 Tay Street Mrs Barnet, Ann Street Mrs Calder, 15 Yeaman Shore Mrs Clark, 26 George's Place Mrs H. Cramond, 28 Murraygate Mrs Cooper, 59 Seagate Miss'Crockatt, 2 Panmure Street Mrs Dawson, Milne's Court Mrs Drummond, 11 Kirk Wynd Mrs Donald, 48 King Street Mrs Dunbar, 10 Yeaman Shore Mrs Doyle, 69 Hilltown Mrs G. Terrier, 32 Tay Street Mrs Fleming, 53 Hospital Park Mrs Findlay, 10 West Dock St. Catherine Gray, 2 Smithfield Mrs Fisher, 30 Mid Street Mrs Hendry, 18 Todburn Lane Mrs Fyffe, 4 Dallfield Terrace Mrs Hutton, 95 Cowgate Mrs Hobbs, 15 Exchange Street Mrs Hutton, 63 Perth Koad Mrs Inveraritv, 118 Murraygate Mrs Kerr, 21 Scouringburn Mrs Kerr, 14 Hilltown Miss Malloch, Kankine's Close Mrs Lawson, 54 Seagate Mrs M 'Donald, Kirk Entry Mrs Lesslie, 20 Keform Street Mrs M'Intosh, 148 Hilltown Mrs Mackie, 76 Seagate Mrs Mill, 7 Willison Street Mrs Mackay, 3 Fleuchar Craig Catherine Milne, 9 Dallfield Walk Mrs Marshall, 4 Dallfield Terrace Mrs Munro, 56 Ann Street Mrs Martin, 37 Union Street Mrs Ogilvie, 12 George's Place Mrs Mathew, 8 Victoria Square Mrs Ogilvie, Constitution Street Mrs M'Cosh, 16 S. Lindsay St. Mrs Paterson, 2 Dallfield Walk Mrs M'Dougall, 15 Exchange St. Mrs Robertson, 80 Bucklem. AVd. Mrs M'Kostie, Crichton's Court Mrs Kussell, 216 Hilltown Miss Moon, 14 Church Lane Mrs Scott, 5 Crescent Street Miss Nucator, 120 Perth Koad Mrs Simpson, 110 Cowgate Mrs Ogilvie, 10 Yeaman Shore Agnes Stewart, 8 Ireland's Lane Mrs Pullen, 16 S. Lindsay St. Ann Stewart, 22 Hawkhill Mrs Keid, 2 Dallfield Terrace Mrs Wallace, 36 Union St., Max- Mrs Kitchie,7 Overgate welltown Mrs Kobertson, 61 Murraygate Mrs White, 26 Dudhope Street Mrs Scobie, 23 St Andrew's St. Mrs Shepherd, 74 High Street MANUFACTURERS. Mrs Simpson, 14 Union Street James Y. Adams, 122 Hawkhill Miss Simpson, 25 Nethergate Jas. Alexander, 35 King Street Mrs Smillie, 91 Seagate David Arthur, 10 Rose Street Mrs Smith, 5 Victoria Street Peter Balfour, Westfield Avenue Mrs Smith, 6 Perth Koad Geo. H. Baxter, William Street, Mis D. Smith, 125 Nethergate King Street Mrs Stewart, 54 Seagate Mrs J. Baxter, 25 Bernard Street Mrs Stirling, 55 Murraygate Wm. Beharrie, 1 Wallace St. Mrs Taylor, 4 Coupar's Alley David Bell, St Peter Street Mrs Thomson, Union Close Thomas Bell, Belmont Factory Mrs Valentine, Milne's Court Andrew Benvie, Baxter's Court Mrs Watson, 15 Bell Street Alex. Berrie, 15 Bain Square Mrs Webster, 1 Meadow Street Alex. Blackie jun., Bell Street Mrs Whittington, 17 Crichton St. Blakey, Holden, & Co., Hillbank Mrs Wilson, 54 Seagate Works NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 177

H. & T. Blyth, Coupar's Alley Peter Lowden, Peter's Court Thos. Brough, Peep-o'-day Lane Charles Lucas & Co. 126 Seagate Jas. Brown, 37 Cowgate Malcolm, Ogilvie, & Co., 31 Mea- James Bruce, 5 Small's Wynd dowside Bruce & Robertson, 31 Meadowsd. Jas. Malcolm & Sons, Chapel sh. David Butchart, 60 Blackscroft David M'Leish, 12 Bernard St. Edward Caird, 59 Cowgate P. B. Millar, Cotton Road Alex. Campbell, Hawkhill George Miller, 7 Seafield Road Alex. Chalmers, 38 and 40 Cowg. Robert Milne, Scouringburn Mill Peter Chalmers, 29 Annfield Rd.- David Mills, 26 Rosebank Street Robert Cocks, Bain Square James Mills, 105 Hilltown James Couper, 9 West Wynd John Moir, 18 St Andrew's St. Cox Brothers, 30 St Andrew's St. A. Moncur & Son, 25 Watt St. W. Crosthwaite, St Andrew's St. W. R. Morison, 9 Queen Street G. Cruickshanks, 36 Blackn. Rd. John Morrison, 3 Union Street, J. L. Cunningham, William St., Maxwelltown King Street Jas. Neish & Co., Hawkhill Francis Dick jun., 134 Seagate David Nicoll, 170 Hawkhill Don Brothers & Co., 10 Bain Sq. T. F. Noble & Co., 31 St Andrew's J. Duncan & Co., 28 St Andrew's Street Sti*eet J. & R. Ower, 6 West Wynd Alex. Easson, Jamaica Street A. & A. Pirie, 13 Cowgate A. & D. Edward & Co. 9 King St. James Prain, 29 Park Wynd John Ewan, 36 Cowgate J. Rattray & Son, Miln's'E. Wd. W. Fergusson & Sons, 2 Pan- Thomas Reid, 17 Park Wynd mure Street Ritchie & Simpson, 32 Baltic St. D. H. Fleming, 183 Hilltown William Samson, Hilltown D. & W. Gibson, Commercial St., H. Samson & Son, 1 Jamaica St. Maxwelltown Jas. & W. Scott, 8 Mid Wynd Gilroy Brothers & Co., WardRd. W. Scott & Co., 21 Forebank Rd. J. Glass & Son, 36 Albert Street J. Smieton & Son, 55 Cowgate Alex. Greig, 14 Bell Street Alex. Smith, 14 Miller's Wynd J. & A. D. Grimond, 31 Cowgate David Smith, 34 St Andrew's St. Halket & Adam, 23 Dock Street Peter Smith, Cowdenknowes and John Henderson, Lindsay Street 153 Hawkhill Charles Henry, Ann Street Jas. Spankie & Co., 7 Cowgate Thomas Holmes, Seafield Road David Stark, Bucklemaker Wd. James Irons, 1 Seafield Lane and Ladywell Lane Jas. Jack, Mid St., Chapelshade A. Storrier & Son, 200 Perth Rd. Wm. Johnston & Son, Blackness and 31 Meadowside Factory James Sturrock, 22 Ann Street David Kyd, 3, Rose Lane Factory Jas. Taws & Son, James's Street Laing & Ewan, 2 St. Andrew's St. David Thomson, Taylor's Lane Alexander Lamb, Lamb's Lane James Todd, 35 Cowgate John Lawson, Lilybank J. & H. Walker, Cowgate William Lawson, 20 Long Wynd Alex. J. Warden & Son, 30 Mea- Alexander Low, 17 Cowgate dowside John W. Low, Blackness Road John Whitton, 35 Hilltown Peter Low, 232 Hilltown William Will, 14 Dudhope St. )

178 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

MARBLE-CUTTERS. Anderson & Guild, Royal Ex- Thomas lanes, Meadowside change Buildings John M'Laren, Constitution Rd. Patrick Arklay, Panmure Street G. Armitstead* & Co. 2 Panm. St. masons—( See Builders. Wm. Barclay jun., 2 Bain Square Baxter Bros. & Co., 11 King St. MAST, BLOCK, AND PUMP MAKERS. E. Baxter & Son. 1 King Street Thomas Clark, 23 Dock Street T. Bell, Belmont Facty. Hawkhill John Taylor, King Wm.'s Dock J. H. & A. Bell, Royal Exchange Buildings MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Andrew Benvie, Baxter's Court James Arrott, m.d., 19 King St. T. B. Blair, Ro. Exch. Buildings J. R. Begg, 16 Seagate Wm. Boyack, Ward Street Mill Eobt. Bell, m.d., 164 Nethergate Boyd & Philip, Sugarhouse Wd. J as. Christie, m.d., 8 Tay Street Win. Brand, 119 Murraygate S. Cockburn, m.d., 126 Netherg. Adolph Breysig, 120 Seagate Robert Cocks, m.d., 25 Tay Street Samuel Brodie, 3 King Street John Crichton, 23 King Street David Brown, 9 -Gellatly Street W. Crockatt, m.d., 188 Perth Rd. Brown & Miller, Royal Exchange Alex. Duncan, m.d., 128 Netherg. Buildings Wm. Galloway, 27 Hilltown A. & J. Brown, 53 Cowgate P. Gardner, m.d., 15 Meadow St. Robert Brymer, 6 Vault Win. L. Gibson, m.d., 27 Tay St. A. J. Buist, Ro. Exch. Buildings Robt. Langlands, 13 King Street George Burnett, 33 Meadowside John Lothian, 7 Victoria Square Edward Caird, 59 Cowgate David Lyell, m.d., 23 Tay Street Alex. Cameron, 2 Panmure St. G.MacBain, 128 Murraygate James Carmichael, 27 Overgatd Jn. Malcolm, m.d., 148 Netherg. P. M. Cochrane, 2 Panmure St. Wm. Monro, m.d., 4 Tay Square Wm. Collier, 2 Panmure Street Adam Moon, 2 Union Street Arch. Crichton, 4 Panmure St. John Mudie, 4 Bain Square James Crichton, 19 Cowgate Matthew Nimmo, 17 Tay Street Wm. Curr, Craigie, Ferry Road G. M. Osborne, m.d., 136 Netherg. J. Dalgety, 51 Magdalen Green W. C. Saunders, 81 Seagate Charles Dolle, Exch. Buildings John Smith, 88 Nethergate Don Brothers & Co., 10 Bain Sq. G. E. Stewart, m.d., 11 Tay Street Jas. Donald & Sons, 2 Panm. St. A. B. Spence, 6 Shore Terrace Thomas Douglas, 53 Cowgate Jas. M. Thomas, 23 West Port William Dove, 8 Meadow Street Alex. Webster, m.d., 10 Sh. Ter. Robert Duff, 83 Seagate E. Williams, m.d., Ro. Infirmary William Duff, Cowgate Thomas T. Wingett, m.d., Royal James Duncan, 2 Panmure St. Lunatic Asylum John Duncan & Co., 28 St An- drew's Street MERCHANTS. Peter Duncan, 8 Cowgate A. & J. Adie, 29 Cowgate Allan Edward, Panmure Street Thos. Alexander, Brace's Entry, John Ewan, 36 Cowgate Wellgate J. Fairweather, 33 Meadowside A. Anderson, 23 St Andrew's St. Jas. Fettes, 12 and 14 Long Wd. D. D.Anderson, 23 St Andrew's St. Robert Gray, Yeaman Shore NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 179

Grierson, Russell, & Co., 29 Cowg, William Nicoll, 155 Seagate J. & A. D. G-rimond, 31 Cowgate C. Norrie & Sons, 29 Meadowside John Guild, New Inn Entry J. & G. Paton, 8 St Andrew's St. J. & R. Guild, 9 Dock Street Paton & Fleming, 17 Cowgate James Guthrie, 22 St. Andrew's G. Pattullo, 23 St Andrew's St. Street Geo. A. Pattullo, 37 St Andrew's Haddon & Paterson, 26 St An- Street drew's Street David Peter, 33 Meadowside John S. Halley, 21 Cowgate David Petrie, 23 St Andrew's St. James Harris, 29 Union Street H. P. Ree & Co., 51 St Andrew's Wm, Henry, Ro. Ex. Buildings Street Hill & Renny, Meadowside Chas. Ritchie, Royal Exchange Herman A. Hirsch, 37 Cowgate Buildings Jaffe Brothers, 50 St Andrew's St. John Ritchie, Blackness Road George Jameson, 1 Bain Square Ritchie & Simpson, 32 Baltic St Samuel Johnson & Co., 13 St An- John Robertson, 3 Coupar's Alley drew's Street James S. Rogers, 3 King Street David Keith, Meadow Place D. Russell jun., 13 New~Inn Ent. Jas. Kennedy, 29 Greenmarket William Small, 13 Panmure St. Kinmond, Hill, & Luke, 6 Cowg. James Smieton & Son, 55 Cowgate Jn. Lawson, 23 St. Andrew's St. David Smith, 1 St Andrew's St. John Leadbetter & Co., 37 Mea- George Smith, Coldside dowside Silvester Smith, 5 Bain Square Lipman & Co., 15 Cowgate H. Smith & Co., Panmure Street Alexander Low, 17 Cowgate James Soot, 25 Cowgate Matthew Low, Union Street, Alex. Spence, 6 Elizabeth Street George's Place Robert Stiven, Exchange Street John Lowson & Son, 119 Mur- John Stiven, 14 Bain Square raygate Robert Sturrock, Ramsay Mill H. Macdonald, 2 Bain Square Taylor & Millar, 19 Dock St. Mackenzie, Ramsay, & Co., Mea- John Thain, 1 Commercial Street dow Place Ch. Thiebault, 25 St Andrew's St. David Martin & Co., 10 Bain Sq. George Thorns, 29 Cowgate John Matthew, 146 Hilltown Pat. H. Thorns, 16 St Andrew's Peter Matthew, Panmure Street Place Robert M'Gavin, 7 Cowgate F. W. Timm, 120 Seagate David J. Millar, Willi son Street James Todd, 35 Cowgate R. Miln, 18 St. Andrew's Place George Turnbull, 131 Murray*. John Mills, 16 West Wynd W. Wallace & Co., 16 Trades' John & A. Mills, 39 Cowgate Lane J. & R. Mitchell & Co. 4 Cowgate Jas. Watt sen., 65 Union Place John Moir, 18 St Andrew's St. Jas. Watt jun., 13 Dock Street P. Molison & Co., 15 King St. Robert Webster, Castle Street Alexander Neish, 29 Cowgate Thomas Neish, 20 Peter's Court MID-WIVES. James Neish & Co., Heathfield Mrs M'Donald, 7 George's Place Works, Hawkh. and Law Mill Mrs Morrison, Souter's Close, 28 G. H. Newall, Royal Exchange Hilltown Buildings Mrs Orr, 61 Scouringburn 180 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

MILL AND FACTORY MANAGERS. Jaines Adam, Ward Street Mill, Wm. Boyack George Bain, Maxwelltown Factory,... John Ewan Peter Balbirnie, West Bell Mill, ...A. & J. Brown Robert Berrie, Tay Works, Gilroy Brothers & Co, Charles Blyth, Tay Works Gilroy Brothers & Co. Peter Butchart, Wallace Works, John Duncan & Co. William Carrie, West Dudhope Mill, Alex. Berrie Robt. S. Chalmers,.. Dens Works, Baxter Brothers & Co. William Chalmers,..Lower Dens Works, Baxter Brothers & Co. William Crabb, Pleasance Mill, Kinmond,Hill,&Luke Francis Don, Rosebank Factory, Bruce & Robertson James Dryden, Dens Road p.-l. Factory, Laing & Ewan Michael Ferrier, Law Mill, J. Neish & Co. Oliver Grandison, ...Hilltown Factory, Wm. Samson James Greenhill, Anchor & Douglas Mills, John Duncan & Co. Robert Greenhill, .... Ramsay Mill, Robert Sturrock Wm. Greenhill, Park Mill, James Irons Richard Henderson,.Lindsay Street Mill, .John Henderson John Herd,... Craigie'Mlll, P. Watson John Hill, Scouringburn Mill, Robert Milne James Hovell, Ward Mill, Willison St.,. A. J. Buist William Hume, Seafield Works, David Thomson

James Hutcheson, . . . Rosebank Factory, Gilroy Brothers & Co. David Isles, Logie Works, A. & D. Edward & Co. David Jeffrey, Lower Pleasance Mill,...T. & J. Cargill Joseph Jeffrey, Constable Mill, Malcolm, Ogilv., & Co. Alex. Justice, Lilybank pwr.-l. Factory,. J. Lawson Alexander Kay, Tay Works, Gilroy Brothers & Co. Peter Kiddie, Dudhope Works, W. Fergusson & Sons John Kinnear, Constable Street Mill,....S. R. Mathers David Kirkaldy, ....Wallace Craigie Mill,....Wm. Halley James C. Lawson,..Lilybank Factory, James Todd James Lindsay, Dura Mill, J. & H. Walker John Lindsay, Meadowside Calender,.... C. Norrie & Sons Robert Lyall, Wallacetown Factory, .... Malcolm, Ogilv., & Co. James M'Intosh,.... North & Nursery Mills,..Brown & Miller Alexander Mackie,.. Constable St. Factory,... Wm. Beharrie Robert Mathers, Logie pwr.-lm. Factory,.. A. &D.Edward& Co. Alex. Maxwell, Tay Street Mill, C. Chalmers & Co. John Millar, Barrack Street Mill, Ireland & Millar William Mills, Hillbank pwr.-l. Factory, Blakey, Holden, & Co. Thomas Muir, South Dudhope Mill, A. Henderson John Mustard, South Anchor Mill, A. & J. Adie William Ogilvie, Factory, 266 Hilltown, ...Alexander Berrie Robert Peter, Ward "Mill, David Nicoll Alex. Robertson Powrie Lane Factory, Kinmond,Hill,&Luke James Robertson,... Cotton Road Factory,.... T. F. Noble & Co. )

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John Robertson, Logie Works, A.&D.Edward & Co. James Scott, Miln Street Mill, ..John Sharp David Scrimgeour,..Arch, Colmn., & S. Mills Brown & Miller Wm. Scrymgeour,...Seabraes Mill,...;.., James Guthrie Wm. Seivewright,... Verdant Mill, John Ewan Thomas Sime, Maxwelltown Factory.... Ritchie & Simpson James Small, Ladybank Mill, James Taws & Son William Smith, Hillbank Works, Blakey, Holden, & Co. Alexander Taws,.... Logie Works, A. & D.Edward & Co. Andrew Taws, Rosebank hd.-l. Factory,. John Duncan & Co. David Taylor, Temple Mills Taylor& Murison John Waldie, Bank Mill, Blackn. Rd.,.H. & T. Blyth James Watson, ...... North Dudhope Mill, Charles Smith William Webster,... Hillbank Mill, Alexander Low William Whyte...... Pole Park Mill, J. & R.Mitchell & Co. George Will, Hillbank hnd.-l. Factory, W. R. Morison

MILLINERS. OPTICIANS. ( See Dressmakers. John Austen, 23 Nethergate P. A. Feathers, 26 Dock^Street MUSICIANS. John Kidd, 6 East Dock Street P. Cramb, 52 Magdalen Yd. Rd. G. Lowden jun., 25 Union Street James Pearman, Mount Pleasant W. G. Spindler, 20 Reform Street PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS. Henry L. Spindler, 31 Reform St. Alex. Wallace, 19 High Street Thomas Brown, 164 Perth Road W. N. Watson, 31 Reform Street Robert Cowie, 35 Nethergate John Westwood, Dudhope Cres. A. W. Fairweather, 7 Panm. St. Thomas Ferrier, 13 Castle Street MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT George Haggart, 46 Union Street SELLERS. David Hynd, 43 Dock Street C. D. Chalmers, 10 Castle Street Joseph Jolliffe, 21 Union Street Wm. Methven, 104 Nethergate Henry Laird, 50 Princes Street A. M. Stephen, 9 High Street Jas. Mackay, 26 Meadow Entry J. Wilson & Guthrie, 16 Reform St. H. Mackay, 22 Meadow Entry Wm. Wilson, 100a Nethergate John Matthew, Constable Street Thos. M'Ewan, 6 Blackness Ed. NEWSPAPERS. David Pirie, 21 Crichton Street ( See Directory, page 31. J William Stewart, 65 Nethergate William Young, 72 Seagate NURSERYMEN, SEEDSMEN, AND William Young jun., 72 Seagate FLORISTS. David James & Co., 36 Overgate PAWNBROKERS. Wm. P. Laird, 98 Nethergate Caledonian Loan Company, New J. Stewart & Sons, 21 Nethergate Inn Entry John Strachan, 7 Albert Street, Dundee Loan Office, 18 Netherg. Lilybank Equitable Loan Office, 6 Bain Sq. Wm. Urquhart & Sons, 16 Ne- P. M'Glinchy, 5 Meadow Entry thergate Miller & Macdonald, 148 Overg. )

182 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS-.

Alex. Mitchell, 4 West Port POULTERERS. G. & J. O'Farrell, 14 N. Tay St. Mrs M'Kenzie, 78 Nethergate and 249 Overgate Alex. M'Nicoll, 79 Nethergate Win. Turnbull, 24 Crichton St. Mrs Pow, 20 Crichton Street Peter Robertson, 30 Union Street PAPER-RULERS. John Duncan, 6 High Street PRINTERS. David Petrie, 48 Overgate Advertiser Office, 3 Overgate Wm. Brown, 29 Scouringburn PERFUMERS. C. D. Chalmers, 79 High Street J. Allan & Son, 14 Crichton St. D. R. Clark, 70| High Street and 25 Murraygate James Duff. 39 High Street J; Marquis & Son, 90 Nethergate Durham & Thomson, 49 High St. James Mills, 28 High Street Hill & Alexander, Courier Office, Kev's Close, Nethergate PHYSICIANS. John Irvine, 3 St Clement's Lane ( See Medical Practitioners. Park, Sinclair, & Co., 9 New Inn Entrv Entry PIPE-MANUFACTURERS. John Pellow, 11 New Inn Stewart, Mathew, & Co., Mea- Docter Batchelor, 27 Small's Wd. dowside P. M'Lean sen., 22 Henderson's Wynd, West Port Peter M'Lean jun., 22 Hawkhill PROVISION DEALERS. Wm. Bathie, 8 West Dock Street PLASTERERS. John Cathles, 216 Overgate John Adam, Ward Road W. & G. Chalmers, 212 Overgate John Geekie, Meadowside Chas. Christie, 55 West Port H. & J. M'Conochie, 52 Barrack David Christie. 59 Hawkhill Street George Clark, Belmont Place John Patrick, 83 Bell Street Mrs Clark, 63 Bell Street Alex. Tyrie, Meadow Road James Cowan, 148 Murraygate J. & J. Croll, 11 Cowgate George Dickson, 16 Blackscroft PLUMBERS, BRASSFOUNDERS, AND Mrs Dickson, 123 Overgate GASFITTERS. J. & A. Duffus, 36 West Port Jas. Alexander, Matthew's Close James Duncan, 14 Princes Street James Cowan, Meadowside W. G. Duncan, 98 Hilltown Jas. B. Laird, 33 Lindsay Street John Elder, 18 Scouringburn John C. Low, Whitehall Close Robert Fearns, 51 Murraygate Low & Batchelor, 33 Dock St. Peter French, 16 Hunter Street David Mackie & Co., 15 Meadow John Guillan, 27 Yeaman Shore Entry Alex. Halkett, 2 Session Street Jas. Matthew, 22 Meadow Entry James Hamilton, 130 Murrayg. J. Murdoch & Son, 146 Overgate James Hastie, 60 Wellgate and 37 Nethergate Mrs Hodge, 69 Bell Street John Thomson, 23 Nethergate John Hood, 12 Yeaman Shore and Church Lane Andrew Hughes, 39 Union Street )

NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 183

Guy Hughes, 3 Ann Street John Campbell, 7 Nethergate Thos. S. Irvine. 13 Crichton St. Kenneth Gibson, 48 High Street John Kidd, 43 Princes Street John Millar, 41 High Street Walter B. King, 59 Perth Eoad James Webster, 14 Castle Street Mrs M'Dougall, 82 Hilltown M'Hardy, 76 Hilltown James servants' register offices. David M'Intosh, 133 Hawkhill Boyd, 88 Princes St. Alex. M'Kain, 7 Bell Street Mrs John Mrs Mackay, 22 Seagate Margaret M'Kay, 1 Hospital Pk. Nethergate William M'Laren, 73 King Street A. M'Nicoll, 79 David Millar, 3 Exchange Street Wm. Mills, 83 Nethergate SHERIFF-OFFICERS. Mitchell, 3 Church Lane George ( See Directory, page 9. ) M. A. Mitchelson, 6 Church Ln. George Neilson, 56 West Port SHIP-BROKERS. David 99 Overgate Eamsay, ( See Directory, page 17. ) Mrs Eoss, 44 King Street John Scrimgeour, 7 Church Lane SHIP AND BOAT- BUILDERS. Wm. Sidey, 6 Baltic Street Jas. Smellie, 120 Murraygate John Brown, Harbour Alex. Smith, 45 Union Street John Caiman, 5 Marine Parade Ann Smith, 77 Nethergate Caiman & Martin, 2 Do. Mrs Smith, 147 Overgate Dundee Shipbuild. Co. Do. Mrs Stewart, 30 Bell Street Gourlay Bros. & Co. Do. James Yeaman, Horse Wynd David Livie, 18 West Dock St. A.Stephen & Sons, MarineParade REEDMAKERS AND CAMBBUILDERS. Tay Shipbuilding Co. 4 Do. W. & A. Duncan. 35 Wellgate Thomas Fyfe, 15 Hawkhill SHIP-CHANDLERS. Thomas Miln, Bruce's Entry John Fyffe, 44 and 45 Dock St. David Hynd, 43 Dock Street ROPE AND SAILMAKERS. Eobert Mearns, 28 Do. (Those marked * are Sailmakers only.) Welch & Jack, 49 Do. Jas. Bell & Son, 18 Dock Street A. & H. Buik, 5 Dock Street SHIPMASTERS AND SHIPOWNERS. Alexander Clark, 225 Hilltown ( See Shipping List. ) *E. & D. Ferguson, 32 Dock St. Wm. Gilroy, Bonnybank Eoad SHOEMAKERS. Halket & Adam, 23 Dock Street See Boot and Shoemakers. Mrs Low. 112 Hilltown ( Moses M'Laay, 44 Hilltown David C. Martin, 21 Dock Street SHUTTLE-MAKERS. Alex. Ogilvy & Sons, 11 Shore Robert Davidson, James's Street John Ireland, 7 Ireland's Lane W. & D. Proctor, 156 Hilltown George Kerr, 185 Hilltown •Robert Sutherland, W. Dock St. David Livingstone, Elizabeth St. Wm. M'Leod, 38 Union Street, SADDLERS AND HARNESS-MAKERS. Maxwelltown W. Bisset, 55 Reform Street Alexander Spalding, Victoria St. )

184 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

SICK NURSES. John Allan, 8 Hospital Park Those marked * are exclusively Ladies' Mrs Allison, 4 West Street Nurses. Dock David Baird, 36 Dock Street *Mrs Blair, 80 Nethergate John Barnie, 29 Hawkhill , Mrs Brown, 8 Hawkhill Charles Barrie, Coldside *Mrs Gardiner, 2 Meadow Street Joseph Baxter, 155 Seagate *Mrs James, 8 George's Place Arch. Beaton. 64 Dudhope Street Mrs M'Ewen, 28 Mid Street Neil Beaton, 62 Hilltown Mrs M'Intosh, 25 Small's Wynd And. Bell, 196 Overgate *Mrs M'Killop, 8 Crichton Street Geo. Black, 197 Hawkhill Margaret M'Lauchlan, Bell St. John Black, Todburn Lane Mrs Muir, 29 Upper Pleasance Wm. Black, 28 Scouringburn •Mrs Munro, 2 Meadow Street Mrs Black, 30 Dock Street Mrs Phin, 14 Union Street John Bowman, 46 Dock Street Mrs Pirnie, 62 Nethergate Mrs Bowman, 7 Princes Street Mrs Porter, Lyon's CI., Hawkhill John Boyle, 48 Ann Street Mrs Eae, 38 Perth Eoad Mrs Boyter, 45 Hawkhill Margaret Ritchie, at Mrs Munro, Andrew Brown, 79 Seagate 23 Brown Street William Brown, 41 Castle Street Mrs Smith, Matthew's Land, Miss Butehart, 6 St Clemnt. 's Ln. Constable Street William Calder, 45 Hilltown Donald Campbell, 49 Bell Street SILVERSMITHS. Geo. Campbell, New Inn Entry ( See Jewellers- John Campbell, 49 West Port SLATERS. Mrs Campbell, 6 Greenmarket Francis Cooper & Balbirnie, 5 Meadowsd. Cathie, 85 Overgate Alex. D. & W. Crabb, 15 Brown Chalmers, 13 Lindsay St. Street Walter James Fyffe, YVard Road Chalmers, 227 Hilltown Charles Christie, Andrew Law, Panmure Street Murravgate Miss Chrystal, John Law, 16 Constable Street 29 Seagate Robert Clark, 123 Robert Lesslie, 31 Hunter Street Cowgate Peter Rattray, Meadowside John Cowans, 95 Overgate James Crawford, 26 Session St. SODA-WATER AND GINGER-BEER Chas. Crichton, 82 Bucklem. Wd. MAKERS. Wm. Crichton, 34 Castle Street Peter Barrie, 74 High Street Mrs James Crystal, 77 Cowgate P. Crichton, Young's CI., Muryg John Davidson, 6 Dens Road David Ferguson & Co., 38 Tindal's Robt. Davidson, 36 Scouringburn Wynd W. & M. Davidson, 54 Murrayg. Mrs Fisher, 18 Henderson's Wd. Mrs Davidson, 21 Wellgate Peter Herd, 5 West Port John Dawson, 209 Overgate David Russell, 1 High Street Alex. Deans, 9 Brown Street Mrs Dempster, 92 Scouringburn SPIR1TDEALERS. Wm. Donald, 40 Scouringburn ( See also Grocers & Spiritdealers David Dryden, Coldside and Wine and Spiritdealers. ) Mrs J. Fairweather, 13 Temp.Ln. James Adam, 123 Hawkhill Thomas Farmer, 65 Seagate Thomas Adam, 227 Hawkhill John Fegan, 27 Dock Street G. N. Alexander, Constitution Rd. Wm. Fegan, 21 Hawfhill NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 185

Mrs Fleming, 24 Gellatly Street Jas. Menzies, 1 Upper Pleasance Peter Fotheringham, 48 W. Port John Menzies, 60 Hilltown Peter Forbes, 54 Barrack Street Mrs Milne, 148 Seagate John Foy, 17 Vault Mrs J. Moncrieff, 104 Seagate George Fyfe, 9 George's Place John Monro, 1 West Dock St. Alex. Grant, 116 Murraygate Alex. Moon, 20 Session Street Kobert Gray, 42 Union Street Wm.Muirhead, 185 Scouringb. Donald Gunn, 114 and 116 Cowg. Charles Murray, 15 Exchange St. George Henderson, 51 Seagate James Naughton, 150 Seagate Mrs Henderson, 175 Seagate John Neish, 86 Blackscroft John Horn, 13 Fish Street David Nicoll, 94 Blackscroft Charles Hughes, 80 Hilltown Mrs Nicol, 16 South Union Street James Hughes, 230 Overgate A. C. Ogilvie, 42 Rosebank Street Mrs Hutton, 208 Seagate James Ogilvie, 85 Scouringburn Mrs Irons, 17 Vault Andrew Paterson, 158 Hawkhill William Irvine, 202 Seagate John Paterson, 82 Dudhope Cres. Richard Jennings, 75 Hilltown Henry Paton, 14 Seagate Wm. Jessiman, 8 Yeaman Shore James Petrie, 33 Wellgate •Elias Jones, 166 Overgate Mrs Philips, 18 Rose Street Thomas Keir, 9 Tally Street Miss E. Phillips, 18 Commercial Isaiah Kerr, 93 Princes Street Street, Maxwell town David Kermith, 46 Tindal's Wd. Mrs Pilmer, 8 Greenmarket Jas. Kirkpatrick, 36 Fish Street David Powrie, 89 Overgate Alex. Law, 49 S. Union Street George Reid, 26 Greenmarket John Leitch, 29 Dock Street Miss Reid, Key's Close Wm. Livingston, 23 Meadowside Alex. Robertson, 122 Overgate Mrs Livingston, 35 Dock Street J. M. Robertson, 23 Perth Road Peter Low, 218 Overgate Thos. Robertson, 51 King Street Mrs E. Low, 84 Scouringburn Wm. Robertson, 17 Constable St. Mrs Lloyd, 59 King Street Mrs Robertson, 22 Bell Street C. Macdonald, 2 Ladywell Lane Mrs M. Robertson, 23 Barrack St. John MacLean, 72 Murraygate Francis Rollo, 135 Princes Street Alex. M'Lean, 34 Murraygate Alex. Ross, 1 Forebank Road William M'Lean, 2 Rosebank St. Mrs Ross, 1 James's Street Grace M'Arthur, 36 Dudhope St. John Rutherford, 24 N. Tay St. John M'Caffrey, 215 Overgate Alex. Ruxton, 29 Pole Park Rd. John M'Donald, Cattle Market James Saunders, 192 Overgate Wm. M'Donald, 78 Blackscroft Wm. Saunders, 144 Murraygate John M'Farlane, 175 Scouringb. Mrs J. Saunders, 82 Seagate Wm. M'Gachie, 25 Crichton St. Peter Scott, 11 Thorter Row James M'Glashan, 61 Seagate Edward Scrivens, 38 Wellgate Mrs M'Glashan, 50 Hospital Pk. David Shepherd, 70± High Street Mrs M'Kenzie, 2 Small's Wynd Henry Small, 3 Shore Terrace John M'Mahon, 62 Overgate James Small, 25 Seagate Mrs M'Pherson, 114 Scouringb. Thomas Small, 1 Stobswell Park James Matthew, 58 Hawkhill Mrs Small, 55 Scouringburn Robert Matthew, 118 Princes St. James Smith, 117 Scouringburn Charles Matthews, 48 Seagate John Smith, 126 Overgate Wm. Mechan, 52 West Port Joshua Smith, 19 Dudhope Street 186 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

Mrs Stevenson, 6 Gellatly Street surveyors—( Various. ) James Stewart, 12 Overgate Thos. Alexander, 45 Dock Street James Stewart, 204 Perth Road James Brown, Craigie Cottage John Stewart, 93 Hilltown James Callen, Maryfield Terrace John Stewart, 7 Scouringburn D. Crighton, 1 Commercial St. Peter Stewart, 1 Church Lane John Fulton, Police Buildings Robert Stewart, 135 Hilltown James Jack, 3 Thorter Row Mrs Stewart, 20 Barrack Street James Salmond, 6 High Street Alex. Strachan, 27 Small's Wynd James Scott, 4 Reform Street George Sturdy, 45 Barrack Street Mrs Thornton, 34 Henderson's tailors, and tailors and Wynd clothiers. James Thow, 9 Bucklemkr. Wd. Those marked * are Tailors and Clothiers. J. Todd, 132 Overgate Alex. Air, 31 Murraygate Andrew Wann, 55 Bell Street J. Aird, Moon, Langlands, & Co. James Watt, 32 Princes Street David Barclay, 201 Overgate J. D. Wears, 14 Pish Street and "William Barrie, 177 Hilltown 11 Butcher Row George Baxter, 182 Hilltown William Whitton, 80 Overgate •A. Begg & Son, 20 High Street James Wilson, 2 Scouringburn Andrew Bisset, 212 Perth Road Moses Wilson, 50 Ann Street William Blair, 135 Scouringburn Samuel Wilson, 1 Rose Street "John B. Blyth, 131 Murraygate James Wright, 2 Vault and 4 Graham Booth, 89 Princes St. Greenmarket 'Charles Brown, 4 Bain Square James Wright, 140 Hawkhill David Brown, 36 Mid Street Alex. Young, 23 Nethergate •Peter Brown, 29 High Street Charles Young, SO King Street •P. Brown, 10 Reform Street John Young, 20 West Dock St. •William Brown, 7 Overgate Thomas Young, 58 Hilltown •James Bruce, 8 High Street William Butter, 210 Hilltown STAY AND CORSET MAKERS. Alex. Cameron, 61 West Port Miss Airth, 118 Hawkhill Andrew Campbell, 75 Princes St. Mrs Ferguson, 91 King Street •David Campbell, 28 West Port Miss Jane Perguson, 5 Barrack St. *W. W. Cooper, 7& 9 Reform St. Mrs Gray & Co., 87 Nethergate Alex. Coupar, 8 Blinshall Street Mrs Wilson, 39 High Street •B. H. Dempsey, 83 Nethergate F. Dick, St. Salvator's Close STRAW-HAT MAKERS. *E. F. Dickin&on & Co., 39 Re- Miss Agnew, 180 Overgate form Street Miss Brown, 38 Reform Street David Dickson, 2 William Street, Misses Bowman & Ritchie, 52 King Street Bucklemaker Wvnd Thomas Donald, 133 Overgate Misses Hankin, 69 Nethergate •J. H. Duffus, 77 Scouringburn Henry Lorimer, 40 Reform Street John Edward, 42 Albert Street Miss Robertson, 4 Church Street *P. Fay, 49 and 53 Scouringburn Miss Watson, 44 Seagate •James Feathers, 19 High Street Miss Wilkie, 12 Stobswell Park William Fernie, 64 Hawkhill Miss Wotherspoon, 96 Cowgate Wm. Forbes, 57 Scouringburn Miss Young, Maryfield David Galloway, 64 Albert Street )

NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 187

Andrew Geddes, 28 Princes St. TEA DEALERS AND AGENTS. Robert Gill, 7 Overgate John Baird, 20 Dallfield Walk Alex. Glass, 9 St Andrew's St. James Clarke, 25 Dudhope Cres. William Gorrie, 35 Overgate James Fyfe, 63 High Street Geo. Henderson, 1 Infirmary Lane William "Keill, 10 Murraygate Wm. Henderson, 5 Brown Street Jn. Mathewson & Son, 139 Overg. •James Howie, 38 High Street Alex. Steel, 135 Murraygate *Jn. Johnston, 40 Barrack Street Niel Steel, 61 Overgate Keating & Co., 4 High Street A. D. Young, 7 S. Union Street John Keiller, 109 Scouringburn James Kidd, 95 Cowgate TEACHERS. •Jn. T. Kinnear, 8 Crichton St. Miss A. Adam, St John's School, Peter Kinnison, 13 Overgate Hawkhill Peter Laird, 21 Hilltown Miss Allan, 9 Tay Street John Lawson, Pullar's Close Alex. Anderson, 4 Brown Street * David Lesslie, 29 Hilltown Misses Anderson, 2 St Andrew's •M. A. Levy, 73 and 74 High St. Place Isaac Low, 55 Murraygate Miss Andrews, 1 Meadow Street •Joseph Lyell, 5 Mid Wynd Geo. Archer, St Andrew's School Eobt. Mathers, 15 Ireland's Lane John Balmain, St David's School *W. Mathewson, 19 Union Street Geo. Barrie, 11 St Roque's Lane * George Maxwell, 3 High Street Miss M. Beattie, Mason Ldg. CI. *P. MADiarmid, 33 Castle Street Jn. Birrell, Princes Street School •Hugh M'Donald, 32 High St. Misses Bissett, 13 Nelson Street Peter M'Dougal, 17 Bell Street Miss Bruce, Episcopal Training «*Moon, Langlands, & Co., 4 Union School, 6 King Street Street Miss Bruce, 12 South Tay Street William Ramsay, 122 Hawkhill Charlotte Burns, Free St John's William Robertson, 158 Hilltown Infant School •James Rodger, 4 Church Lane Mrs Burns, Wallacetown Infant James Scott, 19 High Street and Industrial School William Scott, 2 High Street Isabella Butchart, St Andrew's •William Scrymgeour, 13 Green- School market Isabella Campbell, Ryehill School Peter Sime, 2 High Street Madame Chapuy, 13 Tay Street •J. P. Smith, 6 High Street John Christison,"Pub. Seminaries John Stewart, 9 Scouringburn John Clark, Trinity House Robert Stewart, 125 Cowgate Jn. Cramb, 52 Magdalen Yd. Rd. * George Stiven, 41 Princes Street James Currie, Orphan Institution Robert Sturrock, 125 Princes St. Jn. Cuthbertson, Pub. Seminaries George Sydie, 70 Blackscroft Elizabeth Davidson, Elizabeth St. James Thomson, 10 High Street Episcopal School •James Thomson, Belmont Place Thos. Dick jun. Tay Sq. Seminary *J. Young & Son, 44 High Street George Dott, Public Seminaries James Walker, 73 High Street Alex. Drysdale, Deaf and Dumb James Watson, 9 Hilltown Institution Robt. F. Duff, Tay Sq. Seminary TANNERS. Miss B. Dunn, St John's School, ( See Leather Merchants. Hawkhill 188 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

Theod. Eulenstein, 2 Meadow St. Misses Ogilvie, Albert Street David H. Fair, Russell Schools Michael O'Gorman, Powrie Place Elizabeth Fenton, St Peter's Sch. Jane M. Paton, Meadowside Fe- R. Fisher, Meadowside Academy male Sessional School Michael Fitzgerald, Nethergate Miss Pattullo, 3 Thorter Row T. Gilchrist, ward Chapel Sem. David Petrie, 38 Park Wynd James Glass, Public Seminaries Mrs and Miss Powrie, St James's James Gray, 1 Roseangle School, Bell Street James Hamilton, Meadowside Alex. Robertson, Hilltown Free General Sessional School Church School Miss H. Henderson, 1 Church St, Geo. Robertson, Pub. Seminaries Miss Henderson, Crescent Street Mrs Robertson, 38 Mid Street Infant School Andrew Roy, Dundee Academy James I. Hillocks, Temple Lane Alex. Small, Industrial Schools School David Small, 125 Blackscroft Geo. Hislop, Chalmers's School, William Small, Chapelshade Free Hunter Street Church School Miss Mary Holmes, 89 Seagate Alex. Smith, Dens Brae Alex. Hood, Meadow Place Isabella Smith, St Mary Magda- John Hunter, Baltic St. School len's School Jos. Imandt, 29 Cowgate Andrew Stewart, Blinshall Street W. Inglis, Barrack Street G. Y. Strachan, 30 Reform St. John Kennedy, School of Art, Peter Stratton, Rosebank School Seminaries Miss Sutherland, Brown Street Miss M. King, 55 Murraygate David Wallace, St John's Ses- Miss Laing, 2 Paton's Lane sional School, Hawkhill Miss Lander, Chalmers' Ter. Sch. Mrs and the Misses Walker, 31 J. B. Lindsay, 12 S. Union St. Tay Street J. I. Littlejohn, Wallacetown Sch. Robert Wighton, 17 Vault John Low, Meadowside General William Wilson, Wellgate Mis- Sessional School sion School Richard Low, Public Seminaries Miss Low, Industrial Schools TINSMITHS. Miss Luke, Hilltown Free Church Those marked * are Gasfitters. Infant School *J. M. Black, 15 & 17 Meadow- Findlay Macdiarmid, Brown St. side D. Macdonald, St Peter School •James Brown, 38 West Port Misses Macdonald, 3 Tay Street John Denoon, 84 and 86 Overgate Jn. Mackie, Mason Lodge Close •Francis Dick, Kirk Entry Miss Maxton, 10 Exchange St. •Wm. Duncan, 101 Bucklemaker Jane M'Bain, 26 King Street Wynd Misses M'Cosh, Seminaries •Andrew Hynd, 26 West Port Daniel M'Donald, Up. Pleasance *Alex. Lawson, 25 High Street Isabella P. M'Lean, St John's *J. & D. Lawson, 81 Murraygate School, Park Wynd •George Luke, 63 King Street Charles Millar, Blackscroft J. & J. Lesslie, 86 Murraygate Jessie Morrison, Hilltown Free William Munro, 27 Greenmarket Church School G. H. & G. Nicoll, 38 Overgate Geo. T. Neppred, 6 Fenton Street •David Ramsay, 14 Hawkhill )

NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 189

TOBACCONISTS. Mrs M'Ritchie, 51 High Street J. T. Fairweather, 113 Murrayg. John Smith, Smellie's Lane Mrs Ferrier, 9 Thorter Row William Speed, 143 Perth Road James M'Intosh, 22 West Port Mrs Stewart, 26 St Clemen. Lane Martin & Meldrum, 67 High St. Samuel Wilkie, 118 Murraygate J. H. Milne, 125 Murraygate Mrs Stirling, Vault Pellow, 62 Peter Murraygate WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. Smart, James 2 Crichton Street George LL. Alison, 20 Netherg. John Watson, 17 Murraygate John Aytoun, 57 Murraygate Mrs Webster, 111 M. Nethergate David Brown, 47 Union Street William Wilson, 33 Overgate J. & J. Brown, 61 Murraygate TURNERS. and 52 Seagate James Colville, Willison Street J. Cockburn & Campbell, 33 Re- Jn. M'Gregor, Constitution Road form Street William JSkinner, Crescent Lane John Cunningham, 42 Castle St. John Thow, 86 Seagate P. Dalgairns & Co., 3 Sh. Terrace UMBRELLA AND PARASOL MAKERS. George Duff, 20 Wellgate David Jobson, 26 S. Lindsay St. John Anderson, Queen Street Alex. Kay, 52 Overgate Wm. Barclay, 12 Barrack Street John Macdonald, 95 Overgate Robert Heron, 11 Vault Duncan M'Farlane, 113 Hilltown Robert Meldrum, 13 Reform St. David Petrie, 38 Seagate George Robertson, 40 Overgate W. & S. Strong, 20 Dock Street UPHOLSTERERS. F. H. Todd, 177 Overgate G. & G. Batchelor, 22 Union St. James Watson, 76 Seagate Mrs Buist, 16 Castle Street John Keiller, 105 Perth Road WINE, SPIRIT, & TEA MERCHANTS. Thomas Maclean, 142 Nethergate William Clarke, 176 Seagate J. & A. Smith, 43 Nethergate Robert Don, 41 Nethergate John Sturrock, 7 Lindsay Street Peter M'Intyre, 95 Nethergate Westwood & Third, 77 Netherg. John Mitchell, 55 & 57 Princes St. Edward Wilson, 29 Nethergate H. Paterson, 24 & 26 Murrayg. David Rea, 59 Overgate VETERINARY SURGEONS. James Smith, 34 Wellgate William Baxter, Church Lane Peter Stuart, 38 Nethergate George Booth, Meadowside William Wighton, 1 & 2 Hilltown James Campbell, Barrack Street John Thomson, Gellatly Street WOOD MERCHANTS. Robert Christie, S. Union Street VINTNERS. George Jessiman, 135 Seagate Mrs T. Banks, 13 West Dock St. Wm. Kirkland & Sons, Dundee James Black, 112 Murraygate Saw Mills Mrs Crammond, Rankine's Court Thomas Soutar, East Harbour P. Farquharson & Co., 3 Barrack and East Dock Street Street William Walker, Trades' Lane Charles Hay, Meadowside Miss Hood, 28 St Clement's Lane WRIGHTS AND JOINERS. Mrs Kelt, 9 Seagate ( See Cabinetmakers. David Low, 10 St Clement's Lane WRITERS AND NOTARIES. Robert Mackie, 12 Castle Lane ( See Directory, page 8. ) 190 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

MISCELLANEOUS. Accordion maker and teacher—John M'Gregor, 262 Perth Road Bagpipe maker—John Cameron, 33 Scouringburn Bill-posters—Simson & Mitchell, Campbell's Close, 75 High Street Brace and belt maker—David Stocks, 25 Hilltown Bricklayers—Anderson & Brothers, 23 South Union Street Brickmaker—James Webster, Dudhope Brick Work Buffalo-picker maker—Kobert Strachan, 70 Bell Street Card-makers—Robert & Alexander Cleugh, South Ward Street Candlemaker—J. T. Fairweather, 113 Murraygate Clog, patten, and last maker—Robert Mullen, 8 S. Lindsay Street Crape cleaner—Mrs Wilson, 61 Murraygate Edge-tool dealer—Robert Wilson, 92 Murraygate Embroiderer—Miss Christie, 74 Nethergate File-smith and re-cutter—Robert Russell, Mill's Lane, Chapelshade French polisher—William Stuart Allan, 6 Victoria Square Hinge-makers—A. Henderson & Sons, Matthew's Close, 31 Overg. Ironer—Miss Neave, 16 South Lindsay Street Japanner—Joseph Jolliffe, 21 Union Street Machine-screw maker—D. B. Langlands, 161 Overgate Paper manufacturers—Charles Davidson & Sons, 2 Meadowside Paste-blacking manufacturer—John Graham, 24 Dudhope Street Pianoforte-tuner and repairer— J. Robertson, Joint-Stock Buildings Plane-makers—Alex. Mathieson & Son, Gardyne's Close, Murrayg. Saw-maker—James Innes, 19 Peter Street Sculptor—James Watson, Ward Road Shawl manufacturer—Alexander M'Walter, 12 Reform Street Venetian-blind makers— J. & J. Gray, 1 Roseangle Wire-worker—Archibald Dickie, 19 and 21 Barrack Street 191

XV.-BROUGHTV FERRY LISTS.

NAMES, PROFESSIONS, AND ADDRESSES OF THE PRINCIPAL INHABITANTS OF BROUGHTY FERRY AND NEIGHBOURHOOD.

For those marked Dun,, refer to the Dundee Directory.

Abbot, Peter, mechanic, Stewart's Cottage Addison, Mrs, 11 James's Place Air, William, church-officer, Brook Street Alexander, David, tailor, King Street Allan, George, saddler and lodgings, Chapel Lane Ambrose, George, shipmaster, Ambrose Street Misses, Gray Street Anderson, David, railway-gate keeper, St Vincent Street

David, banker, Seafield Terrace ; Dun. F., twine-spinner, Bent House John, painter and paper-hanger, Gray Street James, wright, Hermon Cottage Robert, mason, Dundas Street & Chalmers, joiners, King Street Mrs, mangle-keeper, Brook Street Mrs, St Vincent Street Mrs, Beach Miss, Dundas Street Angus, James, late shipmaster, King Street Archer, John, builder, King Street Mrs Captain James, Brook Street Archibald, James, shipmaster, St Vincent Street

Baillie, William, surveyor, Camperdown Street Mrs, West Ferry Balfour, Robert, tailor, Fort Street Barrie, Mrs, grocer, King Street Baxter, Alexander, gardener, Seafield writer, Edmund, Cozie Cottage ; Dun. Mrs George, draper, Fort Street Miss, Constable Cottage, West Ferry 192 BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS.

Beat, Thomas, grocer, King Street Begbie, Misses, Brook Street Bell, Andrew, grocer, Queen Street James, merchant, King Street

J. C. Bell, agent, 4 James's Place ; Dun. Mrs Samuel, Gray Street

Birrel, Mrs, Free Air Villa . . . IW a a A. Brook Street Black, David, foreman mechanic, Eailway Station ; Mrs, King Street Blair & Son, confectioners and grocers, Gray Street

Boase, G. C, banker, Grove Cottage ; Dun. Bonner, Mrs, stoneware-dealer, Fort Street

Boyd, James, agent, West Ferry ; Dun. Mrs, Victoria Hotel, Gray Street

Brown, A H., corn-merchant, King Street ; Dun. James, merchant, West Ferry ; Dun.

John, shipbuilder, Beres Villa ; Dun.

Joseph, merchant, West Ferry j Dun. Mrs, Hill Street Mrs, Long Lane Brough, Joseph, Long Lane Bruce, Donald, teadealer. Brook Street

Buist, A. J., merchant, Camperdown Place ; Dun.

Burnett, George, merchant, 2 Douglas Terrace ; Dun.

Cairncross, George, West Ferry Station ; h. Queen Street Caithness, Mrs, Ambrose Street Misses, Ambrose Street Carmichael, Misses, Seafield Cant, Alexander, shipmaster, King Street William, Seafield Cappon, James, shipowner, St Vincent Street Mrs, Ambrose Street Carnegie, Miss, Beach Catanoch, James, D. & P. Steam-Packet Co., Camp House Cathcart, Charles, clerk, West Ferry Clark, James, shipmaster, Cottage Place Cameron, Miss, Long Lane Chalmers, James, grocer, Fort Street John, pUot, Fish Street Chapman, Mrs Captain, Brook Street Chisliolm, James, tinsmith and gasfitter, King Street Christie, David, cowfeeder, Forthill Feus

Christison, John, teacher, West Ferry ; Dun. Cobb, Miss, 2 James's Place Cook, Mrs, poulterer, Fort Street Coupar, David, Hill Street Cox, Mrs, King Street Crawford, David, gardener, Queen Street ^

BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS. 193

Crammond, Mrs, dressmaker, Ambrose Street

Crichton, Archibald, agent, 12 Douglas Terrace ; Dun. David, Church Street Crystal, James, locomotive superintendent, Brook Street Cumming, Miss, Links House Cuthbert, William, shipmaster, Brook Street

Davidson, Peter, fish-curer. Seafield Cottage ; Dun. £$s, BeWi Cottiage Dean, Alexander, baker, Fort Street Deas, Matthew, cabinetmaker and grocer, Brook Street and Fort St. Deuchars, William, shipmaster, Beach House Mrs, Fort Street Dewars, Mrs, Fort Street Dick, Francis, vintner and builder, Claypots Eoad John, tailor and clothier, Brook Street Thomas, ll.d., Hill Street

Don, John, merchant, 9 Douglas Terrace ; Dun. Mrs, Fort Street

Donaldson, James, cooper, Chapel Lane ; h. Beach

John, agent, Scott's Cottage, West Ferry ; Dun Douglas, Major, Ferry House

Thomas, merchant, Hill Street ; Dun* Mrs, of Brigton, Kerbit House Dove, Mrs, Fort Street Dow, George, shipmaster, Gray Street Drummond, Miss, grocer, King Street

Duncan, Peter, merchant, The Hermitage ; Dun.

Easton, Thomas, slater, Brook Street Mrs John, Brook Street Elder, David, carter, Gray Street William, Fort Street Ellis, Miss, Stewart's Cottage, Hill Street

Ewan, Francis, merchant, View Bank ; Dun.

John, merchant, Eeres Bank ; Dun.

Fairweather, James, merchant, Rose Cottage ; Dun. William, of Balruderon, Gall's Cottage, Links Mrs, Brook Street Farquharson, R. W., watchmaker, Forthill; Dun.

Feathers, P. A^optician, Cottage Place ; Dun.

Ferguson, Be&iwf sailmaker, Seafield ; Dun. JJiMtt^ Mrs, Forthill Ferrier, Margaret, grocer, Beach Finlayson, Miss, Ladies' Seminary, Camperdown Place Finlay, Mrs Charles, Long Lane FisherrMi-s^Tenmera^ce Hotel Ifcnd grocer^ray^tree^ Forbes, Robert, tailor and clothier, King Street 194 BROUGHTY PERRY LISTS.

Forbes, William, wright, Long Lane Mrs, Beach House Foreman, George, Custom's Boatman, Bath Street Fyfle, Major David, of Smithfield, The Lodge George, sen., slater, King Street

Gall, Alexander, spiritdealer, Pilot Tavern, Fish Street Charles, Long Lane James, pilot, Fish Street Mrs William, spiritdealer, Bell's Lane Garden, George, grocer, Gray Street and King Street

Gavine, William, Fort Street ; Dun. )

Geddes, William, feuar, Church Street J Gibb, Thomas, refreshments, King Street

Gibson, Joseph, insurance-agent, 12 James's Place ; Dun. William, jun., shipmaster. Brook Street William, seaman, Brook Street

William, boot and shoemaker, Brook Street ; h. King St. Gilchrist, William, tide- surveyor, Ambrose Street Glenday, John, mason, Queen Street Gordon, George, merchant, Forthill House William Leslie, surgeon, Brook Street Gray, Archibald, coffee-house, Brook Street Isaac, grocer and spiritdealer, King Street

William, brewer, Fort Street ; h. Union Street William, coal-merchant, Fort Street Miss, Cottage Place Greig, Mrs, King Street Miss, Union Street Groat, Miss, straw-bonnet maker, Queen Street

Guild, John, merchant, Fort-William House, W. Ferry ; Dun. Robert, merchant, Ida Bank ; Dun. Mrs, West Ferry

Guthrie, J. C, pianoforte tuner, King Street ; Dun.

Halley, Mrs, Hill Street Hanton, Peter, Queen Street Mrs, grocer, Brook Street Harris, Miss, Brook Street

Harrower, G. K., corn-merchant, 10 Douglas Terrace ; Dun. Hazeel, Henry H., Brook Street Henderson, David, Gas Work, Queen Street Patrick, surgeon, Gray Street Miss, Camperdown Place Hendry, Andrew, writer, 9 James's Place ; Dun. David, saw-miller, Claypots Eoad ; h. West Balgillo Mrs, 9 James's Place

Hodge, James, clerk, Dundee ; h. Hill Street Horn, James, gardener, King Street BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS. 195

Hughes, William, carter, Brook Street Mrs, dressmaker, Fish Street Hume, James, baker, Brook Street

John, Wood End, Forthill ; Dun. Hunter, Miss, Hill Cottage Hutton, John, gardener, Keres Bank

Ireland, R. H., meal and bread store, Gray Street Irving, James, hairdresser, King Street

Jack & Barclay, Misses, Camperdown Cottage Jackson, John, feuar, Camp

James, David, seed-merchant, Seafield ; Dun. John, shipmaster, Cottage Place

Jameson, George, merchant, Seafield ; Dun. Jolly, John, spiritdealer, Gray Street

Kay, David, spiritdealer, King Street Henry, lodgings, Brook Street Kennedy, Mrs, mangle-keeper, West Ferry Kerr, Alexander, feuar, Church Street Colonel James, Ava Villa James, Gray Street James, cowteeder, Gray Street Thomas, Brook Street

William, writer, Forthill Cottage ; Dun. Kidd, George, pilot, Bath Street John, grocer and ironmonger, Fort Street; h. Forthill Mrs D., lodgings, Beach Miss, Constable's Cottage, West Ferry KiauJar George, flesher, Brook Street Mrs, lodgings, King Street Kinmond, Peter, Links Kirkaldy, James, Balgillo House Knight, Mrs D., spiritdealer, Beach Mrs Jane, spiritdealer, Fish Street

Lanceman, Misses, King Street Lawson, John, shipmaster. King Street Mrs, 10 James's Place Leake, W. H., Cottage Place Lee, James, shipmaster, Camp House Lesslie, Robert, merchant, Gray Street ; Dun. Mrs, Scott's Cottage, West Ferry Miss, teacher, Infant School, Brook Street Lind, Peter, agent h. ; 140 Nethergate, Dundee Lindsay, George, shipmaster, Seafield George, tea, wine, and spirit-merchant, King Street J. C, Western Bank Branch, Brook St.; h, Reres Cottage 196 BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS.

Littlejohn, D. S., writer, 5 Douglas Terrace ; Dun David, sen., Church Street Lobb, John, Custom-house officer, Ambrose Street

Loinsworth, Eev. A. W., Episcopal Church ; h. 7 James's Place Low, Francis, spiritdealer, Gray Street ; h. Beach House

Richard, teacher, Brook Street ; Dun.

Mrs, blacksmith, Gray Street ; h. Long Lane Miss, Beach House Lownie, Mrs, Beach Lovell, John, Customs' boatman, Fort Street

Lyon, Rev. John, Free Church ; k. Brook Street Thomas, grocer, Gray Street

Mackenzie, George, accountant, Seafield Terrace ; Dun. Malloch, Miss, Fort Street Mann, James, gate-keeper, Brook Street Marr, Mrs, Gray Street

Martin, David, jun., merchant, Camperdown Place ; Dun, Mathew, John, tailor, King Street Matthew, William, grocer, Brook Street Miss, Links Matthewson, Mrs William, Beach Cottage, West Ferry M'Artney, Alexander, King Street M'Kay, Mrs George, King Street M'Kenzie, John, flesher, Gray Street

M'Lachlan, Duncan, writer, 4 Douglas Terrace ; Dun, Mearns, William, coal and lime-merchant, King Street Meek, Alexander, glazier, Brook Street Mellis, John, letter-carrier, Post Office Methven, John, & Son, boot and shoemakers, Brook Street Mill, Mrs, West Ferry Millar, Miss, dressmaker, Church Street Miller, George, late farmer, top of St Vincent Street

O. G., merchant, Fortnill ; Dun. Mrs, spiritdealer, Brook Street Miss, teacher, King Street

Miln, Robert, merchant, Beach ; Dun. Mrs David, Brae Cottage

Milne, George, writer, Hill Place ; Dun. James, shipmaster, Beach Mitchell, David, dairy, and carrier, King Street James, of Affleck, 1 Douglas Terrace James, gardener, Gray Street Thomas, gardener, Panmure Feus Misses, Church Street Montgomery, Mrs, Elmbank House Morgan, William, shipmaster, Brook Street Morris, James, carrier, Brook Street Morton, Mrs, Morton Lodge, Brook Street BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS. 197

Mount, George, farmer, East Balgillo Mudie, Mrs, spiritdealer, King Street Miss, Camperdown Cottage Muirhead, James, shipmaster, Fort Street

Munro, David, teacher, Sessional School ; h. Claypots Eoad Murray, Mrs, Beach Myers, G. T„ manager, Gas Work, Brook Street

Nicoll, George, cowfeeder, Gray Street

William, bootmaker, Seafield Terrace ; Dun.

Norrie, Charles, merchant, Camp Hill House ; Dun. James, shipmaster, Gray Street Kobert, commercial rooms. King Street William, station-master, Gray Street William H., merchant, Seafield Janet, grocer, Fish Street Mrs William, King Street

Offjcer, William, cooper and fish-curer, Beach Ogilvie, Rev. D., m.a., U. P. Church; h. Queen Street Mrs Walter, Beach Ostler, Alexander, dairy, West Ferry

PateRson, James, architect, The Park, Queen Street; Dun. William, boot and shoemaker. King Street Miss, Constable's Cottages, West Ferry Miss, King Street

Paton, John G., merchant, Forthill ; Dun. Patterson, George, Baths, Beach

Pattullo, James, writer, Abertay Cottage ; Dun. Mrs, mangle-keeper, Church Street Paul, Mrs, Old Monifieth Road Peddie, Thomas, ropemaker, Queen Street William, late of the Excise, Scott's Cottage, West Ferrv Mrs, Old Monifieth Road Peebles, James, shipmaster, Fort Street Peter, David, merchant, 1 James's Place ; Dun. James, Camp James, shipmaster, Old Monifieth Road Petrie, William, mason, King Street Mrs David, Brook Street Playfair, Miss, Seafield Porter, John, green-grocer, Gray Street Pryde, Melville, shipmaster, Church Street Pullar, James, late baker, Apollo Cottage

Raitt, Misses, Forthill Ramsay, Alexander, surgeon, Fort Street Mrs, St Vincent Street 198 BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS.

Reid, Alexander, druggist, Gray Street Mrs, grocer and Post Office, Gray Street

Renny, William, 8 Douglas Terrace ; Dun. h. Street Ritchie, John, saw-miller, Olaypots Road ; Queen P. D., agent, Seafield ; Dun. Miss, King Street Mrs, Ambrose Street Robertson, William, mason, Church Street Miss, dressmaker, Brook Street Rodger, John, shipmaster. King Street

Ross, Charles, confectioner, Fort Street ; L King Street Mrs J. C, 8 James's Place Mrs, lodgings, Fish Street Russel, Oliver, Seafield Rutherford, John, shipmaster, King Street Mrs, Camperdown Cottage

Ruthven, William, Gowrie Cottage ; Dun.

Sandeman, Mrs, dairy, Beach . Schleselman, Mrs, draper, Fort Street Scott, Andrew, stoneware-merchant, King Street David, shoemaker, Long Lane Henry, Seafield James, baker, Fort Street ; h. Union Street James, mason, Brook Street Mrs Margaret, grocer, King Street Mrs, Beach Miss, dressmaker, Union Street Miss, Queen Street Shepherd, David, tailor, Fort Street Sime, David, pilot, Ambrose Street

Simpson, George B., 6 Douglas Terrace ; Dun. William, baker, Ambrose Street Mrs Captain David, Dundas Street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Union Street Skinner, William, wright and joiner, Long Lane Skinners, Mrs George, grocer, Brook Street Skirving, William, bellman, Brook Street

Small, Alexander, plasterer, Brcok Street ; h. Church Street George, china and stoneware-merchant, Union Street George, wright, Union Street Miss Mary, female teacher, Fort Street Miss, refreshment rooms, library, and register for lodgings.

Railway Station ; h. Brook Street

Smith, Charles, builder, Bartlay Lodge ; Dun. David, Seafield

James, merchant, Camperdown Place ; Dun. John, mason, Gray Street John, Harecraig, "West Ferry BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS. 199

Smith, William, baker, Gray Street ; h. Old Monifieth Road Mrs, Brook Street Mrs, Camperdown Place Mrs, 3 James's Place

Spark, David, clerk, Dundee ; h. Long Lane Spence, Andrew, jun., timber, coal, lime, and guano-merchant,

Fort Street ; h. Crawford Cottage Mrs Andrew, sen., Dundas Street Steele, D. H., clerk and agent. Provident Clerks' Association,

D. & A. Railway Co.'s Office ; h. Ivy Cottage Stenhouse, Mrs, lodgings, Ambrose Street Stephen, Thomas, shipmaster, Long Lane

William, shipbuilder, Retreat Cottage ; Dun. Stewart, Charles, gardener, Seafield

Daniel, teacher, King Street ; h. Brook Street John, gardener, Seafield John, nursery and seedsman, Church Street

William, nursery and seedsman, Elm Bank ; Dun. & Co., spiritdealers, King Street Mrs J., tinsmith, Brook Street Mrs, King Street

Stiven, William, Brook Street ; Dun. Stonier, Andrew, 13 James's Place Strachan, Misses, Clamatis Cottage

Sturrock, Robert, flaxspinner, 7 Douglas^Terrace ; Dun. Suttie, Peter, wright, Brook Street

Tate, William, gardener, Seafield Taylor, John, mason, Seafield

Thomas, merchant, Seafield Terrace ; Dun. Mrs, Gray Street

Thomson, David, teacher, Fort Street ; h. Brook Street Peter, shipmaster, King Street

Samuel C., corn-merchant, Annfield House ; Dun. William, tailor, Fort Street Mrs George, Railway Tavern, Gray Street Mrs, West Ferry Misses, dressmakers and teadealers, Gray Street Todd, Alexander, King Street Charles, boot and shoemaker, Fort Street

Trail, Anthony, shipping- master, Church Street ; Dun. Miss, Camperdown Place

Turnbull, Hector, merchant, Seafield Terrace ; Dun.

Urquhart, William, & Sons, nursery and seedsmen, Camp

Walker, Alexander, gardener, Links, Burnhill

Chavles, writer, Westfield House ; Dun. Daniel, sub-inspector of Factories, 11 Douglas Terrace ;

200 BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS.

Walker, David, late of Customs, 5 James's Place David, shipmaster, King Street Wallace, George, tailor and clothier, Brook Street James, shipmaster, St Vincent Street Watson, Edward, painter and paperhanger, Fort Street George, turner, Wind Mill ; h. King Street John, turner, Wind Mill John, & Co., coffee- house, Fort Street Peter, grocer and blacksmith ; sale sho}?, King Street

work, Gray Street ; h. King Street William, shipmaster, Church Street Watt, Robert, cowfeeder, Fort Street Webster, John, Bath Street Robert, grocer, Brook Street Thomas, Customs' boatman, Fish Street William, Maryfield Cottage Mrs David, Ambrose Street Mrs, spiritdealer, Fort Street Misses, Brook Street Weir, Miss, dressmaker. King Street Westwood, George, stationer, Gray Street White, Matilda, mangle-keeper, King Street

Whitton, William, coal and lime-merchant, Gray St. ; h. Monifieth Wilkie, William, shoemaker, Long Lane Williams, Mrs, milliner, King Street Willison, Andrew, Ferry House Wingett, Mrs, Beach Wishart, Mrs, West Ferry Wood, Rev. John, ll.d., Manse, Queen Street Ann, draper, King Street

Yeats, Mrs, Old Monifieth Road Young, George, draper, Brook Street Rev. L., Burnside Place Mrs, 6 James's Place Miss, Beach

PLACES OF WORSHIP.

Established Church. — Chapel of ) r>^„ -r v „ -ctt- , Eev John Wood LL ' - ' ' D Ease, Parish of Monifieth, 1 \ Free Church, „ John Lyon United Presbyterian Church, „ Duncan Ogilvie, m.a. Scottish Episcopal Church, „ A. W. Loinsworth

RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY—1844.

Committee.—Wm. Stewart, Treasurer and Secretary ; John Dick, George Young, Thos. E. Methven, George Lindsay, Thomas Dick,, ll.d., and William Webster RROUGHTY FERRY LISTS. 201 TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. President, Rev. D. Ogilvie Treasurer, Andrew Bell. Secretary, Thomas E. Methven Committee.—William C. Norrie, Alex. Husband, William Thom- son, Geo. Young, John Robertson, Donald Bruce, George Strachan, and James D. Kerr

COMMITTEE OF PAROCHIAL BOARD OF MONIFIETH. Elected Members.—Peter Kinnear, John Dick, William Thomson, and Alexander Barclay General Members.—William Webster, Robert Arklay, Thomas Kerr, D. Drimmie, Rev. J. G. Young, James F. Low, J. D. Luke, William Gray, Matthew Deas, James Neish, and William Wilkie

GAS-LIGHT COMPANY". Directors.—John Borrie, John M'Intyre, Alex. Ramsay, D. S. Littlejohn, John Methven, and Anthony Trail Manager, G. T. Myers

BOWLING CLUB. President, Anthony Traill. Vice-President, Charles Norrie Secretary, George Burnett. Treasurer, K. W. Henderson

DUNDEE AND ARBROATH RAILWAY STATION. Station-Master, W. C. Norrie Porters.—Donald Fraser, Wm. Jolly, and James Monro

EDINBURGH, PERTH, & DUNDEE RAILWAY STATION. Station-Master, Peter Lind Poi'ters.—Peter Turnbull and Thomas Third

POST-OFFICE. Receiving House, Gray Street Receiver, Mrs W. Reid. Letter-Carriers, John Mellis and John Matthew Box closes—1st Despatch, 11.30 a.m. „ 2d „ 3.30 p.m. „ 3d „ 9 p.m. „ Sunday,.... 9.45a.m. 202 BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS. CUSTOMS. Tide Surveyor's Office and Watch-Room, Ambrose Street Tide Surveyor, William Gilchrist Boatmen.—John W. Lovell, John Lobb, George Foreman, and Thomas Webster FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. COMMITTEE. President, Samuel C. Thomson. Vice- Presidents, John Ewan and James Mitchell Treasurer, John Ritchie. Secretary, John Kidd James Pattullo, Thomas Easton, Arthur Begg, Francis Low, Wm. Tate, Andrew Dunn, Wm. Skinners, and George Philp BROUGHTY FERRY YEARLY SOCIETY. Meet in Mr Stewart's School-Room, King Street President, George Webster. Vice-President, James Fyfte Secretary, John Glenday. Treasurer, Daniel Stewart Committee.—John Taylor, Archibald M'Kenzie, Henry Kay, David Edward, E. D. Hampton, and James Calder Reorganised in September yearly. BATHING HOUSE, BEACH. Hot, Cold, and Shower Salt-Water Baths Keeper, Mrs Paterson PRINCIPAL HOTEL. Mrs Boyd, Victoria Hotel, Gray Street

HOUSE - REGISTRY OFFICE AND LIBRARY. Miss Small, Railway Station

ROSE INSTRUMENTAL BAND. Leader, James Anderson. Secretary, David Christie Ten Members. THISTLE JUVENILE BAND. Patron, George Burnett. Leader and Conductor, Wm. M'Kay Eleven members. Meet once a fortnight for instruction and practice. MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. President, T. E. Methven Secretary, D. Webster. Treasurer, D. Thomson Meet once a fortnight. Object—The moral and intellectual improvement of its members. 203

XVI.-X.OCHEE LISTS.

NAMES, PROFESSIONS, AND ADDRESSES OF THE PRINCIPAL INHABITANTS OF LOCHEE AND NEIGHBOURHOOD.

Aikman, Mrs, High Street Miss, HTgh Street Alexander, David, surgeon, High Street Anderson, George, manufacturer, North Road James, wright, North Road Stewart, tauor, Logie Feus

Angle, David, of Angle & Baxter ; h. High Street & Baxter, builders, Lochee Angus, John, East Gate, Camperdown

Bartie, Mrs, grocer, High Street Barrie, John C, druggist, High Street Batchelor, James, cowfeeder, Mid Street Baxter, James, joiner, Brown Street

James, of Angle & Baxter ; h. Brown Street William, spiritdealer, North Church Street Bell, James, farmer, Dryburgh Blair, Wm., tinsmith and gasfitter, High Street ; h. Scott's Angle Bowie, John, grocer, North Road

Boyd, George H., fish-store, Dundee ; h. Muirtown of Logie Brown, John, mason, Logie Feus Peter, stationer, South Road William, Marchbanks Bruce, George, carrier, Taylor Street David, grocer, High Street John, cowfeeder, Muirton of Logie

Cable, Burton, teacher of music, Logie Feus Caird, William, baker, High Street Mrs, stoneware-merchant, High Street Cant, Mrs, vintner, South Road Mrs G., vintner, Burnside Street Cameron, Duncan, grocer, High Street 204 LOCHEE LISTS.

Cameron, William, cowfeeder, Butter's Loan Cathro, David, tailor, High Street

Thomas, of Johnston & Cathro ; h. South Road Cheap, James, shoemaker, North Church Street Clark, Mrs, Ivy Cottage, Liff Eoad Cochrane, James, grocer, High Street ; h. Balgay Feus

Colville, J., accountant, National Bank, Dundee ; h. High Street Cowan, Miss, furnishings, High Street Cowper, James, clerk, Dundee ; h. Logie Cottage Misses, Logie Cottage

Cox, George A., of Cox Brothers ; h. Wellbank Cottage James, teacher, Muirton Cottage J ames, of Cox Brothers ; h. Clement Park Thomas H., of Cox Brothers ; h. Wellhead House

William, of Cox Brothers ; h. Foggyley Brothers, flaxspinners and manufacturers, Foggyley Craig, Andrew, cowfeeder, Taylor Street

Dand, Robert, feuar, Liff Road Dickson, James, teacher and session-clerk, Liff Doctor, Alexander, teacher, Secession School ; h. Balgay Feus Dodds, Rev. Thomas B., Free Church Manse Doig, Andrew, bellman, Balgay Feus Donald, James, sen., of J. Donald & Sons ; h. Pitalpin Mills

John, sen., of J. Donald & Sons ; h. Victoria Cottage

James, & Sons, flaxspinners, &c ; h. Pitalpin Mills Duncan, George, farmer, Burnside

John, clerk, Dundee ; h. Logie Feus William, saddler, High Street

, Mrs, Logie Feus Miss, groeer*"High Street

Easson, David, gardener, Camperdown Elder, David, feuar, South Road David, mason, Liff Road

Farquharson, James, hosier, &c, Dundee ; h. S. Church Street Mrs, South Church Street Fleming, David, grocer, Pitalpin Street Peter, manufacturer, Tofthill Flight, John, vintner, High Street

Forsyth, Rev. James, Chapel of Ease ; h. Gibb's Lane John, wright and cowfeeder, South Road Fyfe, James, painter, High Street James, tailor, South Road Thomas, painter and glazier, High Street

Galloway, David, grocer, Mid Street Janet, Dudhope Feus LOCHEE LISTS, 205

Gait, John, baker, High Street Gellatly, Thomas, grocer, High Street Gibson, James, shoemaker, Gray Street James, shoemaker, High Street Gilchrist & Son, manufacturers and drapers, High Street Glennie, Wm., blacksmith, High Street Gorrie, James, agent, South Road Gordon, John, manufacturer, Logie Feus Graham, Andrew, surgeon, High Street Grant, James, East Gate, Marchbanks Gray, Andrew, mason and feuar. High Street James, mason and feuar, High Street

William, fiaxspinner, West Mill ; h. Archibald's Land Mrs, Dudhope Feus Guthel, Andrew, mason and feuar, Muirtown of Logie David, mason and feuar, Muirtown of Logie

Halliburton, William, quarry-master, Camperdown Quarry ; h. High Street Harley, Thomas, shoemaker, High Street Hedderwick, David, grocer, North Church Street Hendry, Janet, vintner, Liff Road Hood, Mrs, Logie Feus Hossie, Andrew, flesher, High Street

Ingram, Alexander, mill-manager, West Mill ; h. North Eoad

Jack, Alexander, thatcher, South Church Street John, manufacturer, Logie Feus Johnston, John, broker, High Street John, of Johnston & Cathro, South Church Street William, manufacturer, South Church Street & Cathro, builders, South Road

Keay, James, auctioneer, High Street Robert, stoneware-merchant, High Street

1 Keiller, Peter, manufacturer, South Road Kennedy, Mrs, vintner and grocer, Gray Street Key, James, Union Place Kidd, Peter, camb-builder, Mid Street Kinsella, Rev. Augustine, Catholic clergyman, Wellburn House Knight, James, groom, Camperdown

Laing, David, grocer, High Street Lamond, Mrs, mid-wife, South Road

Langlands, William, teacher, Free Church School ; h, Pleasance Liddle, W. F., baker, South Road Lindsay, Mrs, dressmaker and milliner. High Street Lochee Co-Operative Association, High Street 206 LOCHEE LISTS.

Logan, Mrs, Stewart's Lane Low, John, vintner, Brewhead Stewart, flesher, High Street Luke, Alexander, farmer, South Koad

Macintosh, Eobert, tailor, High Street Malcolm, Wm, quarry-master, Hillside ; k. Back Lands of Balgay Marshall, Eev. David, U. P. Church; h. Mary's Cottage, High St. James S., auctioneer, Dundee ; h. Do. Do. Martin, William, manufacturer, Brown Street Miss, dressmaker, Brown Street Matthew, Thomas, grocer, Taylor's Street Mawer, George, confectioner, High Street M'Calley, John, greive, Back Lands of Balgay

M'Donald, Daniel, teacher, Dudhope Free School ; h. Logie Feus James, boot and shoemaker, Mid Street M'Ewan, John, shoemaker, High Street Thomas, tailor, South Road M'Gavin, Robert E., manufacturer, High Street; L Tofthill M'Gregor, John, Brier Cottage M'Kay, David, shoemaker, High Street M'Lean, Daniel, spiritdealer, Liff Road Rev. Lauchlan, Manse, Liff M'Leish, Peter, mason, Dudhope Feus Miller, William, gamekeeper, Camperdown Miss, teacher, Camperdown School, High Street Miss, dressmaker. North Church Street Milne, Mrs, Muirton of Logie Moncur, David, feuar, Balgay Feus Rev. William, Free Church, Muirhead Morris, Alexander, thatcher, Union Street Mudie, Andrew, grocer, Pitalpin Street

Nicholson, Mrs, Logie Feus Nicoll, William, grocer, High Street Mrs, baker, South Road Neish, David, grocer, Coupar Street Miss, dressmaker, Mid Street

Ogilvie, Mrs, broker, Mid Street

Patterson & Co., tailors and clothiers, High Street Pattullo, Miss, Logie Feus

Peacock, Miss, teacher, High Street ; h. Post Office Peebles, David, cowfeeder, Balgay Feus William, blacksmith, Peebles Lane Pirie, G. C, surgeon, Liff

Robertson, Alexander, shoemaker, South Church Street LOCHEE LISTS. 207

Robertson, John, grocer, High Street .Robert, farmer, Muirtown of Logie Mrs, grocer, Gray Street Roger, William, grocer, Mid Street Mrs, Gibb's Lane

Rollo, David, writer, Dundee ; h. Hairfieid

George H., accountant, D. & A. Railway Co. ; h. Hairfieid Reid, Alexander, gardener, Hairfieid

Scott, George, slater, Mid Street James, teadealer, High Street Mrs, South Road Miss, teacher, South Road Shepherd, James, mill-manager, Pitalpin Mills Sherwood, William, wright, Camperdown House

Sinclair, John, manager, East Mill ; h. High Street Miss, dressmaker, South Road Small, David, brewer, High Street Smith, John, grocer and stoneware merchant, High Street William, sculptor, South Road

Wm., Co-operative Association, High Street ; h. S. Road Soutar, James, grocer, Fyfe's Lane Stewart, Archibald, spiritdealer, Logie Feus John, tailor, High Street John, cowfeeder, Muirtown of Logie

John, ground officer, Balgay Estate ; h. Muirtown of Logie Thomas, draper, High Street William, grocer, High Street Mrs, Stewart's Lane Mrs Donald, North Road Strachan, William, shoemaker, Brown Street Sturrock, John, draper, Brown Street Mrs, dressmaker, High Street Sutherland, John, sexton, Logie Feus

Talbert, David, cowfeeder, South Road Robert, South Gate, Camperdown Taylor, Thomas, land-steward, Brewhead Cottage Thomson, Arthur, hairdresser, High Street John M., mason, Logie Feus Todd, Mrs, vintner, High Street Tulloch, Miss, Brown Street Turnbulh John, jun., boot and shoemaker, Old Toll Tyrie, Mis, Elder's Feus

Valentine, David, quarry-master, Reid's Quarry ; h, Camperdown Street

Waddel, David, cowfeeder and carrier, Greenbanks )

208 LOCHEE LISTS.

Waddell, James, Eegistrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, Union Street

Watt, David G., overseer, Dudhope Feus ; h. Muirtown of Logie Watson, Peter, feuar, Pitalpin Street

Wilson, Chas., Co-operative Association, High Street ; h. S. Road Wilson, George, grocer, South Road James, late farmer, North Road Thomas, wright, South Road Thomas, farmer, Hillside of Balgay

Wright, Alexander, ironmonger, High Street ; h. Union Street

Yeaman, David, grocer, Mid Street George, feuar, Gray Street Young, Alexander, grocer, South Road Alexander, boot and shoemaker, South Road Mrs, stationer, High Street

PLACES OF WORSHIP. Established Church.—Chapel of Ease, in connexion with the Parish of Liff > Rev. James Forsyth Benvie, and J Free Church, „ Thomas B. Dodds United Presbyterian,.., „ David Marshall St. Clement's Roman Catholic) Augustinea ««««««« Kmsellaw;v,e«iio Church, Wellburn, { » WEAVER LODGE. Master, William Smith, sculptor Treasurer, William Smith, South Road Secretary, Robert M'Gavin, manufacturer

TOTAL ABSTINENCE FLUTE BAND. Leader and Treasurer, James Wilson CAMPERDOWN FLUTE BAND. Leader, John Ring. Secretary, G. Leitch. Treasurer, G. Harley POST OFFICE. Receiving-House, High Street. Post-Master, David M'Keay letter-carriers. Wra. Stevenson, Lochee District. David Stewart, Rural District Box closes—1st Despatch, 12 noon

j, 2d „ 4 p. m. POOR-HOUSE. Matron, Mrs Ferguson ;

209

XVII. OST OF SHIPPING REGISTERED AT THE PORT OF DUNDEE,

Corrected up to Ylth September, 1856.

Abbreviations—Ship, sh. ; Barque, br. ; Brig, bg. ; Schooner, sc. ; Sloop, si.

Smack, sm. ; Steamer, st. ; Screw-Steamer, sc.-st

Vessels. Masters. Owner or Agent. Ton Built Abana bg Milne Henry Cairncross 216 1852 Acorn br Anderson J. & A. Morrison 308 55 Achilles br Deuchars Robert Lesslie 380 45 Advice sh Simpson Tay Whale Fishing Co 324 1785 Agnes sc Beattie John Johnston 80 1838 Agnes sc Brown William Nicoll 51 38 Agnes sc Hill Cay & Co. 69 55 Aid sc Kidd John White 88 40 Albion sc Caithness Thomas Fyffe 103 47 Albert sc Messum William Messum 127 44 Alexander br Banks Allan Edward 391 47 Alexander sh Todd Union Whale Fish. Co. 324 11 Alexander Liddle bg Burns Alexander Liddle 165 38 Andromeda br Tosh John Borrie 386 24 Ann sc M'Laggan David Stewart 101 37 Ann si Sebasten John M'Kenzie 48 31 Ann Miln br Thorns Robert Leslie 494 41 Antelope cutter Trinity House 31 1798 Archer sc Walsh Tay & Tyne Ship. Co. 85 1841 Arcturus bg Wilson James Wilson 212 38 Atrevida sh Shearer James Miln 523 52 Aurora bg Smith Andrew Low 134 33 Avon bg Young John Davie 169 49 Baltic bg Stronach David M'Kenzie 251 53 Barbara sc Robertson Robert Mundie 60 36 Bee si Patrick Robert Patrick 22 42 Belle sc Adamson David Spence 86 40 Belford sc Smith William Nicoll 90 54 Bengal sh Clark Allan Edward 846 54 B. L. Harriman sh Barclay Gilroy Brothers & Co. 576 51 Blackness br Lanceman Alexander Milne 266 35 Blossom bg Morgan Thomas Couper 264 52 '

210 SHIPPING LIST.

Bolivar br Scott John Borrie Bonanza br Dall George Burnett Bosphorus br Gray Alexander Edward Boomerang bg Young James Deuchars " Bonnie Dundee br Moii- John Fyffe Bridges sc Gregory James Henderson British Merchant br Scott William Collier Brazilian bg George Kidd British King bg Milne James Soot Britannia bg Packman Robert Tosh Broughty Castle sc Muirhead Andrew Spence jun. Brothers sc Duncan David Spence Brothers br Patrick Jas. & Win, Patrick Britannia Pattie John Brown Bud ft Fyffe G. Jessiman Cairngorm sc Baird P. A. Mudie Camolla si Chambers William E. Whitton Caroline bg Norrie Alexander Edward Catherines si Cumming David Cumming Catherine Ewan Dow John Ewan Cape Breton * Clark David Gibson Ceres si Paris Andrew Paris Choice bg Inglis Andrew Low Chris. Newton sh Newton James Henderson Circassian sc Cook John Cook Cleopatra sc Pattray D. P. & L. Shipping Co. Comely- bg Tervit John Kennedy Commerce si Butchart Isabella Butchart Caledonia br Dickson William Eadie Coquette bg Aitken John Fyffe Corrido br Newton D. M'Kenzie Cyrus bg Foreman Edgar Foreman Orymbus sc M'Nab David Deuchars Cyclone sc Young John Fyffe Czar bg Pirie Wm. Kirkland & Sons David sc Kermath George Taylor Diadem sc Small David Stewart Duna bg Whitton Andrew Low Dundee st. -sh Walker D. P. &L. Shipping Co. Earl Powis br Myles David Crighton Eagle bg Simpson James Kilgour Eclipse sc Smith William Smith Eleanor Dobson br Birrel James Feathers Eliza bg Philip David Jack Eliza sc Gilbert David Hynd Elina sc M'Intosh George Taylor Elizabeth sc Lee P. A. Mudie Elizabeth Lewis bg Lewis Thomas B. Lewis Elizabeth Brown bg Yule Joseph Brown SHIPPING LIST. 211

Elizabeth sh Nicoll William Nicoll 484 1852 Ellengowan bg Gumming George Cumming 188 43 Eugenie br M'Leish Thomas Couper 397 56 Euxine brlBell David M'Keuzie 443 54 Eva br Mills George Armitstead 358 53 Fame sc Mather James Mather 80 30 Falcon sc Cossans D. P. &L. Shipping Co. 122 54 Fair Maid sc Mudie • R. A. Mudie 92 33 Fergus bg Gilman William Ruthven 166 42 Fettercairn sc -st Maitland G. Pattullo 330 51 Fifeshire br Johnston James Ritchie 241 51 Fleda br Matheson George Duncan 323 52 Flying Dutchman bg Robertson David Spence 147 54 Flora Kerr br Scott J. Paul 378 40 Friends sc Will William Ruthven 101 25 Friends sc Tosh John Johnston 67 55 Ganges br Mitchell Gray & Cay 348 42 Galatea sc Chapman Robert Roger 84 40 Gazelle sc E wan David Stewart 152 49 George Duncan sc Gibson D. P. & L. Shipping Co. 158 47 George Fyffe sh Rattray David Martin & Co. 485 39 Georgiana bg Gilchrist Thomas Adamson 264 36 George & Lucy bg Japp George Armitstead 195 51 Glenshee br Macneill R. & D. Ferguson 319 55 Hark-a-way sc Leeas Murdoch Leeas 94 56 Hannah sc Hogg David Crofts 105 36 Happy Return sc Trail David Stewart 90 47 Happy Return si Pilotage Association 53 22 Harbinger br Herald Thomas Neish 325 41 Hebe sc Ireland James Ireland jun. 74 26 Helen Stewart sc'Millar David Stewart 86 44 Helena brjHood William Thomson 292 49 Hercules st.-tug;Souter D. P. & L. Shipping Co. 80 53 Hermes sc Souter William Souter 145 32 Heath Park br Duflus John Thain 319 55 Heron bg Webster George Jameson 146 56 Heroine sh Deuchars Union Whale Fish. Co. 386 31 Honduras br Barron R. D. Pryde 375 36 Hopper si Edward Andrew Spence jun. 41 39 Humber sc Crammond William Crammond 95 29 Iddo bg'Petrie James Henderson 183 48 Indian brjLeslie J. &. R. Guild 290 39 Indus brj Spence J. & R. Guild 377 38 Io bg Edward James Soot 205 50 Isa sc Carr Peter M. Duncan 95 47 Isabella br Norrie Thomas Neish 282 26 Isabella sc Wright John Johnston 82 25 Isabella sc White | J. & J. White 81 37 Isabella sc' Barlow 'Joseph Barlow 20 1731 ,

212 SHIPPING LIST.

Isabella Forbes sc Baird David Stewart 102 1837 Isis bg Cappon William Thomson 192 50 Isla bg Roger James Norrie 292 36 Jack sc Simpson John Jack jun. 68 36 James br Cooper John Cooper 313 48 Janet bg Kidd John Thain 320 41 Jean & Jessie sc M'Kechnie R. A. Mudie 81 1799 Jeremiah si Duncan John Duncan 50 97 Jessie bg Davidson Alexander Davidson 144 1843 Jessie bg M'Kiddie William Nicoll 124 48 John Robinson bg Smith David Mitchell 227 48 Joanna sc Stiven Tay & Tyne Ship. Co. 78 37 John bg Cook James Cook 252 50 John and Jean si Boyter Alexander Boyter 43 28 J ohn and Jean si Clark David Clark 37 31 Juliana bg M'Donald David Crighton 233 38 Judith bg Ireland P. M. Duncan 90 49 Jules sc Fairweather John Dorward 103 44 Koh-i-noor sh Foote James Brown 401 52 Lady Kinnaird br Easson Allan Edward 350 39 Lady Panmure sc Fenton James Henderson 59 39 Lady Sale bg Davidson James Cay 199 42 Lady Grant si Lawson James Lawson 43 1782 Laurina br Dunn James Hendry 208 1835 Lark si Anderson D. P. & L. Shipping Co 56 31 Lasso'Gowrie st.-sh Catanoch D. & P. Stm. Packet Co 127 41 Laurel bg Fraser John Brown 160 16 Leander Jack David Stewart 237 50 Leda bg Ovenstone James Soot 200 28 Lee sc Menzies David Stewart 91 49 Levant bg Davidson David M'Kenzie 226 53 Lima br M'Gregor Gray & Cay 316 46 Liverpool sc Carr Peter M. Duncan 77 41 Livonia bg Taylor Peter Matthew 177 40 Little Dorrit sm Walker Peter Davidson 28 56 Lion sc Lee R. A Mudie 87 21 Lord Douglas sc White James White 83 40 Lord Panmure br Lilly George Kidd 284 38 Lord Hardinge bg Charles Allan Edward 269l 48 Lorina bg Ogilvie David Crofts 79 28 Louisa bg Atkinson Andrew Greig jun. 260 54 London sc.-st Buik D. P. & Lon. Ship. Co. 622 56 London h Dickie Robert Tosh 215 25 Lord Eaglan i- Gillespie Allan Edward 477 55 Lucetta br Peebles John Wm. Hamilton 331 54 Luther bg White John White 215 55 Lancaster sc Walker Wm. Nicoll 74 43 Lydia si Tares John Jack jun. 49 2.6 March, of Breadalbane bg [Samson David Stewart 233 40 I SHIPPING LIST. 213

Margaret si Clark George Clark 37 1842 Margaret bg Archibald John Kennedy 138 31 Margaret sc Pryde David Pryde 981792 Margery sc Cant Andrew Spence iun. 61 1837 Marina bg Melville W. O. Taylor 193 51 Mary Reed bg Caithness George Burns 102 35 Mars bg Burn George Kidd 192 38 Mary sc Mudie John Johnston 71 35 Marys bg Anderson Peter Anderson 150 49 Mary Gray br Greig Gilroy Brothers & Co. 409 40 Mary & Ann sc Cant John M'Intyre 59 27 Mary& Rose sc Keats William Ruthven 91 37 Mary & Catherine sc Robertson James Spence 89 41 Mary Russell bg Mathewson John Borrie 233 42 Mary Key sc Clark Thomas Key 78 46 Mary Waugh bg Henderson William Ruthven 215 54 Marg. Littlejohn bg Rutherford Charles Smith 132 36 Maxwell sc Anderson James Anderson 66 17 May sc Haddon David Stewart 116 40 Mazurka bg Hill Gray & Cay 253 47 Margaret si Bain George Bain 19 07 Mary sc Myles David Pringle 63 54 Marmora br Lyell David M'Kenzie 363 55 Melbourne br Robertson Robert Tosh 321 53 Mimmie Dike sc Leslie William Leslie 93 54 Mountain Maid bg Lowson David Stewart 194 41 Mountaineer bg Fleming George Fleming 172 42 Napoleon sc Black Joseph Garland 77 55 Neptune sc.-st Thomas Couper 111 48 Netta bg Drummond David Martin & Co. 161 47 Neva bg Paris Andrew Low 194 47 Newport St sh Duncan S. Central Railway Co. 165 53 Niger br Wallace William Clark 292 52 Nile bg Arklay William Clark 286 44 Oak sc Stephen James Spankie 74 47 Ocean's Bride bg Smith David Stewart 151 40 Olive sc Ferguson Charles Low 90 14 Ophir br Smith William Nicoll 410 52 Onega bg Keay George Armitstead 203 50 Oxalis sc Melville James Melville 79 34 Pacific br Jobson J. & R. Guild 469 51 Pearl bg Nicholson William Nicoll 175 49 Peggy si Davidson Archibald Davidson 29 1767 Penh St. -Sll Kidd D. P. & L. Shipping Co. 378! 1834 Peter Senn br Dickson William Eadie 203 35 Philo br Milne George Kidd 250 50 Pilot sc Pilotage Association 62 53 Portia bg Barron Alexander Gibb 226 52 Premier bg Pryde George Kidd 197 38 214 SHIPPING LIST.

Princess Royal st.-sh Duncan S. Central Railway Co. 181 1842 Queen se Roger R. D. Pryde 114 42 Queen sc.-st Deadrick Dun. & Hull Ship. Co. 162 54 Rapid sc Anderson Thomas Brough 103 35 Racer sc Goodman William Ruthven 57 33 Rainbow bg Forbes William H. Forbes 150 38 Reaper bg Archer William Nicoll 180 46 Rectitude br Duncan Wm. Kirkland & Sons 477 49 Red Rose br Archibald David Martin 245 43 Remark bg Duncan John Duncan 231 52 Retriever br Smith George Jessiman 318 47 Rebecca sc Maxwell William Ruthven 128 46 46 Riga bg Patrick William Patrick 189 i Risk bg Kidd Welch & Jack 227 48| Robert sc Nicoll Robert Tosh 76 35 Robert Hood si Archer David Archer 35 34 Robin Gray br Dick William Clark 291 41 Roe sc Ritchie Peter Ritchie 62 35 Rowena bg Smith William O. Taylor 195 56 Runo bg Sturrock James R. Sturrock 210 49 Ruthenia bi Kidd William Collier 224 50 Saucy Jack sc Duncan John Fyffe 160 401 Sarah sc Rodger George Duncan 90 27 Sarah sc M'Lasjan William M'Lagan 116 43 Scotia sc Bartlett David Stewart 103 47 Sea Queen sh Robertson J. & R. Guild 372 49 Sea Gull si Tulloch William Tulloch 18 53 Sea King sh Foreman James Soot 8951 53 Shaver sc Berrie David Spence 72 45 Sheridan bg Gilchrist Wm. & J. Kirkland 202 53 Sir H. Parnell bg Dowell James Henderson 209 35 Solicitor sc Young D. P. & L. Shipping Co. 146 49 Speculant sc Stevenson George S te venson 102 40 Spinner bg Smith A. & D. Edward 187 49 Stork br Nicoll George Jameson 283 52 Star bg Duncan Welch & Jack 228 55 Susan & Isabella sc Martin John Crockatt 57 38 Sussex bg Barnett David Crighton 210 34 Sutlej sh Sinclair William Clark 782 54 Swan si Anderson D. P. & L. Shipping Co. 52 30 Tamora br Bridie James Brown 418 53 Tay sh Grant William Clark 607 50 Tay sc Scott John D. Luke 76 24 Tay si Anderson D. P. & L. Shipping Co. 54 30 Thetis br Peters James & Joseph Brown 489 40 Thetis sc Lawson David Spence 78 49 Thomas bg Ireland James Ireland 127 27 Thos. Chalmers bg Duncan James Duncan 182 47 Thomas Sc Jane si Boyd George Boyd 50 38 SHIPPING LIST. 215

Thomsons sc Thomson J. & R. Guild 7111840 Trossachs br Morris Anderson & Guild 340 56 Triumph sc Dickson Tay & Tyne Ship. Co. 79 37 Trident br Craig George Jameson 293 48 Tutelina br White Thomas White 352 53 Twin Brothers sc Moncur David Spence 69 41 Union sc Anderson James Anderson jun. 74 33 Urania sc Davidson William Davidson 77 39 Venture sc White Tay & Tyne Ship. Co. 90 42 Venus bg Banks George Banks 136 43 Victoria sc Stool D. P. & L. Shipping Co. 194 49 Vine bg Anderson David Stewart 161 48 Viola bg Young J. & R. M'Gavin 204 47 Vixen b Key John Morris 198 40 Wallace si Clark James Clark 45 21 Wave sc Cooper William Davidson 78 34 Wellington sc Isles John Isles 67 15 William sc Coss John Brown 108 39 William bg Cumming Andrew Low 252 41 Williams bg Hutcheson William Murdoch 204 46 William Carey bg Davidson John Borrie 248 37 William Thrift bg Culbert Peter M. Duncan 160 52 Witch br Campbell John Fyffe 237 51 Zenobia sc Ferguson D.P.&L. Shipping Co. 192 47 Zephyr sc Herd William Ireland 114 43

Number of Vessels, 302 ; Register Tonnage, 58,450, ;

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ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.

Page 3; insert Town Officer and Town Drummer, James Bairn", 77 Nethergate Page 21, Dundee Gas Light Co., for David Keith, Clerk to Co., read David Reith Page 27, Royal Hotel, 54 Nethergate, delete Alex. Stewart, insert Eobert M'Naughtan Page 35, Eye Institution, insert President, James Guthrie Davidson Director, T. W. Miln Page 36, insert Chaplain to the Highland Society, Rev. John Logan Page 40, insert Minister of St. David's Church, Rev. A. 1. Ritchie

Brown, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 1 Crichton Street, instead of E. & R. Spence

TEMPERANCE LITERARY S OCTET Y—1S50. President, W. M. Ogilvie Meets in Lamb's, Murraygate, every Wednesday evening.

CALEDONIAN CRICKET CLUB. Captain, Henry M'Lean. Lieutenant, D. B. Grieve Treasurer, W. B. Dunbar. Secretary, W. S. M'Intosh Committee.—J. Armstrong and J. C. Dickson 217

ADVERTISING LIST.

Insurance Companies.

THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT OF PARLIAMENT. CAPITAL—ONE MILLION STERLING.

Established 1846.

Governor, Right Hon. Earl of Elgin & Kincardine.

Head Office—EDINBURGH, 5 GEORGE STREET.

Ijloatb of ~§mrtata. ' George Ross Junior, Esq., Advocate, Chairman. George Patton, Esq., Advocate Alex. James Russell, Esq., C.S. Andrew Wood, Esq., M.D. Wm. S.Walker, Esq. of Bowland. John Robert Tod, Esq., W.S. James Duncan, Esq., Merchant, H. Maxwell Inglis, Esq., W.S. Leith. William James Duncan, Esq., Henry Davidson, Esq., Merchant. Manager of National Bank of George Moir, Esq., Advocate. Scotland. Jas. Hay, Esq., Merchant, Leith.

Actuary, Secretary, William Thomas Thomson. D. Ciunie Gregor. Auditor, Charles Pearson. [Continued. 218 ADVERTISING LIST.

THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY—Continued.

ZDTTHSriXEIE. NATIONAL BANK BUILDINGS, EEFOKM STREET.

Dcmrir of gitwtors. *

James Neish, Esq., Nethergate, Chairman. William Myles, Esq., Accountant. Pat. Anderson, Esq., Merchant. Thomas Couper,Esq., Shipowner. George Lloyd Alison, Esq., Wine- John Hodgson Anderson, Esq., Merchant. Merchant. David Pitcairn, Esq., Merchant.

Secretary to the Dundee Board, E. Erskine Scott, Accountant.

AGENCIES and Local Boards in every British Colony, where i Proposals can be made and Premiums received. Claims paid in Great Britain or in the Colonies. Home Kates of Premium charged for British North America, | the Cape, Mauritius, Australia, and part of the United States. First Division of Profits made in 1854. Future Divisions every Five Years.—1854 Bonus £2 per cent per annum. The Home Business derives much advantage from the Com- pany's widely extended business, and the Profits are increased in consequence.

Every information regarding the Company may be obtained by application at Head Office, or at any of the Agencies.

WILL. THOS. THOMSON, Actuary. D. CLUNIE GREGOR, Secretary.

Edinburgh... 5 GEORGE STREET. XKmdon 81 LOMBARD STREET. Dublin 65 UPPER SACKVILLE STREET. Glasgow...... 65 ST. VINCENT STREET. DUNDEE—NATIONAL BANK BUILDINGS, REFORM ST.; —

INSURANCE COMPANIES. 219

Capital :— NE MILLION Sterling. The whole Paid-Up and Invested for Half a Century.

(n I o t) c Sndttvsntt) CORNHILL and PALL MALL, LONDON. Established 1803. FIRE: LIFE: ANNUITIES: REVERSIONS.

James W. FRESHFIELD, Esq.: M.P. ; F.R.S.—Chairman. Fowler NEWSHAM, Esq. —Deputy-Chairman. George Carr GLYN, Esq. M.P. Treasurer. Henry Alexander, Esq. Boyd Miller, Esq. William Chapman, Esq. Nathaniel Montefiore, Esq. Boyce Combe, Esq. Sheffield Neave, Esq. Thomas M. Coombs, Esq. William Phillimore, Esq. William Dent, Esq. W. H. Chicheley Plowden, Esq. Robert William Gaussen, Esq. Robert Saunders, Esq. Robert Hawthorn, Esq. Sir Walter Stirling, Bart.

John Hodgson, Esq. Wm. Tite, Esq. : M.P. : F.R.S. John Edward Johnson, Esq. Rich. Westmacott, Esq. : F.R.S. Richard Lambert Jones, Esq. Josiah Wilson, Esq. Robert Locke, Esq. Benjamin G. Windus, Esq.

THE NEW TABLES adopted by the GLOBE include Two Scales of Life Premiums, Participating and Non-Participating, combining, with moderate Rates, those principles of Solidity and Security, which have distinguished this Company from its formation. Two-Thirds of Profits apportioned as Bonus. One-Third of the Premium may remain Unpaid as a debt upon the Policy. Facilities afforded to Insurers. Insurances to the extent of Ten Thousand Pounds on a Single Approved Life. Every class of FIRE and LIFE Insurance Business transacted. Prospectuses,—with full Tables and Details—and Forms,—may be had at the Company's Offices, or of the Agents. WILLIAM NEWMARCH, Secretary.

Agents in Dundee, Mr JAMES CHALMERS, 47 Castle Street. Mr WILLIAM METHVEN, 104 Nethergate, Mr PETER MATTHEW, Panmure Street. 220 ADVERTISING LIST. NORTH BRITISH FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER AND ACT OF PARLIAMENT. CAPITAL ONE MILLION.

Head Office—64 PEINCES STREET, EDINBURGH.

GLASGOW -102 St Vincent Street. LONDON—4 New Bank Buildings. LIVERPOOL—1 India Buildings. NEWCASTLE—14 Sandhill.

Present Annual Revenue, from Life Premiums alone, £113,000.

President, HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF ROXBURGHE, K.T.

LIFE ASSURANCE. ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS COMPANY.

1. A protecting Capital of £1,000,000, fully subscribed. 2. Nine-tenths (or 90 per cent.) of the Profits divided every seven years, thereby affording the benefits of a Mutual Assurance Office, with the advantage of a guarantee against all responsibility. 3. Bonuses may be added to the sum Assured, or surrendered for a cash payment, or applied to the reduction of the future Premiums. 4. At each Septennial Division of Profits an Annual Pro- spective Bonus is declared in favour of such Policies as may become claims within the next seven years. By this arrangement the advantage of an Annual Division is obtained, without its disadvantages. 5. The sum insured may be made payable at any given age, or at death, if it occur previously. 6. An Ascending Scale of Premiums, whereby Policies may be effected at the lowest possible expense. 7. On Insurances for the whole period of Life, half the Premium may remain on Credit for the first Five Years, or one-third during the convenience of the party assured. 8. No Extra Charge for residence in British North America, the Cape, Australia, New Zealand, and parts of the United States. [Continued. INSURANCE COMPANIES. 221 NOKTH BRITISH FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

LIFE ASSURANCE—Continued.

9. Policies are made Indisputable, and, under certain stipula- tions, are exempted from any extra charge for foreign residence after the lapse of five years from their date. 10. Advances made on Policies, to the extent of the security they afford, when the value amounts to £50 and upwards. No Entry-Money or other charge. Policy Stamp paid by the office. SURRENDER OF POLICIES. When a party is desirous to discontinue an Assurance upon which three Annual Premiums have been paid, a liberal allowance will be made for the surrender of the Policy, either by a payment in cash, or by granting a new Policy for a corresponding sum, free of Premium. Exam/pie. A party effecting an Insurance on his life at the age of 30, and surrendering the Policy at the end of Ten Years, may either receive the sum of £70, 9s. 6d. in cash, or a new Policy on his life, free of Premium, for £185, 7s. 3d. FIRE INSURANCE. The Company INSURES against FIRE— Silk, Cotton, Woollen, and Flax Mills, Buildings of all descriptions, Furniture, Stock in Trade, Merchandise, Agricultural Stock, Implements of Hus- bandry, and effects of every kind, at the lowest rates of Premium corresponding to the risk. Farming Stock is Insured without the Average Clause, and loss and damage by Lightning made good. JAMES BOKTHWICK, Manaqer. JOHN OGILVIE, Secretary, 64 Princes Street, Edinburgh, August, 1856.

AGENTS FOR DUNDEE. Mr John Laing, 2 St. Andrew's Street. Mr Edward Caird, 59 Cowgate. Messrs Bell & Don, 38 Castle Street. Mr Kobert Small, Yeaman Shore, 222 ADVERTISING LIST. CALEDONIAN INSURANCE COMPANY.

Incorporated by Royal Charter and Act of Parliament

FOR INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE. ASSURANCE ON LIVES AND SURVIVORSHIPS, THE PURCHASE OF REVERSIONS AND ANNUITIES, AND FOR TRANSACTING BUSINESS IN EVERY

CASE WHERE THE CONTINGENCY OF LIFE IS INVOLVED.

ESTABLISHED IN 1805.

Head Offlce-19 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH.

OFFICE IN GLASGOW—62 & 64 St. Vincent Street. LONDON—27 Moorgate Street. DUBLIN—17 Crow Street.

LIFE POLICIES are effected with this Company on very advantageous terms for Assurers.

Two-thirds of the Profits, which is the same as is given by the Mutual Societies, allocated to the Participating Policy-holders, while the Premiums for the earlier ages are considerably lower than those charged by these Institutions. No expense for stamps, or otherwise, beyond the Premiums. Improvements suggested by the increased knowledge of the business, readily adopted for the benefit of the Assured. Fire Policies granted on liberal terms, and transfers from other Offices effected free of charge. H. D. DICKIE, Manager. JOHN MOINET, Secretary. Edinburgh, August, 1856.

Agents for Dundee. Mr David Anderson,, Western Bank. Mr James M'Ewen, Writer. Mr Robert Miln, St. Andrew's Place. Messrs Neish & Pattullo, Writers. Mr George Milne, Writer. Mr Peter Reid, Writer. ;

INSURANCE COMPANIES. 223 THE SCOTTISH

lf0fek-fial Assurance CawpitjL ESTABLISHED 1825. INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.

Capital, £1,000,000.

LIFE DEPARTMENT. THE rules and practice of this Company are characterised by the utmost degree of liberality consistent with sound principle. The Participation Scheme presents a combination of the advantages of Proprietary and Mutual Assurance Institutions. Bonuses are declared quinquennially, and further additions are made to Policies becoming Claims between two investigations; the result of the arrangement, in regard to such cases, being similar to what would follow from an annual Division of Profits. The next in- vestigation is appointed to take place at 31st January, 1857. Policies for which Proposals may be lodged on or before that date, will entitle to share in the Bonus to be declared. Assurances without Participation in Profits may be effected at very moderate rates of premium. Annuities are sold, and Reversions purchased, by the Company and, generally, any transaction proper for an Assurance Office may be carried through on the most advantageous terms. Prospectuses, with every information, may be had on application. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Common, Hazardous, and Doubly-Hazardous Risks are under- taken at the usual rates of Is 6d, 2s 6d, and 4s 6d per cent, respectively. Special Insurances at increased rates.

AGENTS FOR DUNDEE. David Mitchell, Writer. G. Pattullo, Commission Merchant. J. S. Johnston, Writer, 30 Reform Street. William Stiven, Accountant, 20 Reform Street. CHAS. F. GRIFFITH, Manager. ' JOHN WATSON, Secretary. Aberdeen, August, 1856. —

224 ADVERTISING LIST. UNITED KINGDOM temperance & deneral fkatufcent ^nstiinium, FOR MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, ANNUITIES, AND ENDOWMENTS. Established in 1840.

Soarb- for jStoilattb. W. P. Allison, M.D., lately Professor Robert Schaw, Esq., Director of the of the Practice of Medicine in the National Bank of Scotland. University of Edinburgh. John Wigham Junior, Esq. Andrew Buchanan, M.D., Professor of Edwakd Woodford, LL.D., H.M. In- the Institutes of Medicine in the Uni- spector of Schools for Scotland. versity of Glasgow. Charles "W. Wright, Esq. Robert R. Greville, LL.D. William Young, M.D. Rev. Thomas M'Crie, D.D., LL.D. Office in Edinburgh, 17 GEORGE STREET. Secretaries—Henry & J. G. Harrison. Office in Dundee, 41 REFORM STREET. Agent, ROBERT LIVINGSTONE. iitte&ical Referee—Robert Cocks, M.D.. Tay Street. Uanfters The National Bank op Scotland and The British Linen Co. Office in London 1 ADELAIDE PLACE, LONDON BRIDGE THE System adopted by this Institution gives to the Assured every advantage Life" Assurance is capable of affording ; and the success with which it has been attended, arising from its extended connection, and the safe and liberal principle on which it is founded, is sufficiently proved by the fact that it has issued upwards of 13,000

Policies. It has an annual income of £60,000 ; and its accumulated Capital, the property of its Members, amounts to £150,000. Policies issued for the year ending 31st December, 1855, have been

Two Thousand One Hundred and Fifty-One ; and Policies issued from 1st January, 1856, to the end of April, a period embracing four months, have been Seven Hundred and Twenty-Four. ADVANTAGES OF THIS OFFICE. 1. Entire profits belong to the Insured. 2. No Lawsuits—disputes, if any, settled by arbitration. 3. Any sum may be assured, from £50 to £5000, payable to the Member himself on attaining any fixed age, or at once to his representatives in case of earlier death. 4. Arrears may be paid up at any time within twelve months, upon production of certificate of health. 5. Policies Indisputable, except for palpable fraud. 6. A lower rate of mortality than any other office in Great Britain. 7. Liberty to travel or reside in any part of Europe, in Canada, and in the Northern part of United States, without extra charges. 8. No Entry Money or other charge. Policy Stamp paid by the office. 9. Parties insuring with this Society can deduct the Annual Premiums on their own or wives' lives from the Assessment made upon them for the Income Tax. N.B.—The Temperance and Public Sections are kept in separate classes, and will each receive their own Profits. INSURANCE COMPANIES. 225

%\t Siankrt* fife %swmt Cmitpitji CONSTITUTED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. Edinburgh,—3 GEORGE STREET, (Head Office.) London, 82 KING WILLIAM STREET. Dublin,... 66 UPPER SACKVILLE STREET. Glasgow, 35 ST. VINCENT PLACE. GOVERNOR, His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry. DEPUTY-GOVERNOR, The Right Honourable the Earl of Elgin and Kincardine. EDINBURGH, drimtarg directors. James Veitch, Esq., of Eliock. William Wood, Esq., f.r.c.s.e., 24 Stafford Street. Alex. J. Russell, Esq., c.s., 9 Shandwick Place. William Moncreiff, Esq., c.a., 10 Rutland Square. George Patton, Esq., Advocate, 30 Heriot Row. John Robert Tod, Esq., w.s., 30 Moray Place. Charles Pearson, Esq., c.a., 128 George Street. James Condte, Esq., Perth. James Robertson, Esq., w.s., 11 Heriot Row. James Hay, Esq., Merchant, Leith. George Moir, Esq., Advocate, 119 George Street. H. Maxwell Inglis, Esq., w.s., 4 Coates Crescent. John Sligo, Esq., of Carmyle, 5 Drummond Place. Anthony Trail, Esq., w.s., 7 Melville Street. UTanager—William Thos. Thomson. JSmxtarg—George Todd.

Hkmiarg in ITxmkrn—H. Jones Williams. liesiiwtt JSsmtarg in ghtMin—Samuel Smylie. I&egiteni JStcwtarg in dlasgcfo—William Brown Jun. THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY was established at Edinburgh in 1825. The Acts of Parliament, 5 2 & 3° Gul. IV. cap. 81, and S' & 9° Vict. cap. 75, have been granted for the purpose of its constitution and for the regulation of its affairs. It has been conducted with much success, and that result may be attributed not only to the extensive and influential connexions of the Company, but more particularly to the liberality of its dealings, and to the constant attention paid by the Directors to the adoption of improvements and facilities in connexion with the contract of Life Assurance. Q [Continued- —

226 ADVERTISING LIST.

THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY—Continued.

DIVISION OF PROFITS. The Company have divided Profits at five periods 1835, 1840,

1845, 1850, and 1855. The following Table exhibits the results :

Date of BONUS ADDITIONS. Sum in Policy Sum Total Policy, prior in Bonus with Policy. Additions Bonus to 15th 1835. 1840. 1845. 1850. 1855 Nov. Additions

s. s. £ S. £ s. s. 1 s. s. £ £ £ £ £ | £ 1825 1000 137 10 200 262 10 273 279 1152 2152 1826 1000 125 187 10 250 262 10 270 1095 2095 1827 1000 112 10 175 237 10 252 261 1038 2038 1828 1000 100 162 10 225 241 10 252 981 1981 1829 1000 87 10150 212 10 231 243 924 1924 i 1830 10 0: 1000 ! 75 137 10 200 220 234 867 1867 1831 1000 62 10 125 187 10 210 225 810 1810 1832 1000 50 112 10 175 199 10 216 753 1753 1833 1000 37 10 100 162 10 189 207 696 1696 1834 1000 25 87 10 150 178 10 198 639 01639 1835 1000 12 10 75 137 10 168 189 582 1582 1836 1000 62 10 125 157 10 180 525 0:1525 1837 1000 50 112 10 147 171 480 10 1480 10 1838 1000 37 10 100 0|136 10 162 436 1436 1839 1000 25 87 101126 153 391 101391 10 1840 1000 12 10 75 0|115 10 144 347 1347 1841 1000 62 10 105 135 302 10;1302 10 1842 1000 50 94 10 126 270 10 1270 10 1843 1000 37 10 84 117 238 10 1238 10 1844 1000 25 73 10 108 206 10 1206 10 1845 1000 12 10 63 99 174 10 1174 10 1846 1000 52 10 90 142 10 1142 10 1847 1000 42 81 123 1123 1848 1000 31 10 72 103 10 1103 10 1849 1000 21 63 84 1084 1850 1000 10 10 54 64 10 1064 10 1851 1000 45 45 1045 1852 1000 36 36 1036 1853 1000 27 27 1027 1854 1000 18 18 1018

1855 1000 0-; 9 ! 9 1009

Additions to Policies are vested when the Policies have been in existence for Five Years from the date of the risk commencing. The share of Profits attaching to a Policy may be applied to increase the sum assured, or the value may be received in cash or be applied to reduce the annual premiums. INSURANCE COMPANIES. 227

THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY—Continued.

PROGRESS OF THE BUSINESS.

The SUMS ASSURED with the Company amount to upwards

of FIVE AND A HALF MILLION POUNDS Sterling ;

The INCOME of the Company is about A QUARTER OF

A MILLION ; and

During the Year 1855, the Company transacted a Larger Amount of Business than any other Assurance

Office in Great Britain.

NON-FORFEITURE OF POLICIES.

Important Resolutions have been adopted as to non-forfeiture of Policies within thirteen months from the date of payment of the premium, under certain conditions.

SELECT ASSURANCE,

Covering Foreign Residence, without Extra Premium.

Policies of five years' duration are admissible to this class, at the discretion of the Directors.

SURRENDER VALUES.

A liberal surrender value is allowed after payment of one annual premium for Policies on the with-Profit scale, and after three Premiums for Policies on the without-Profit scale.

Copies of the Report of the proceedings at the Meeting of 1st May, 1856, are now ready, and may be obtained at the offices of the Company.

Agents in Dundee.

Messrs SHIELL & SMALL, Mr ROBERT BOYD, Writers, 3 Bank Street. Writer, 51 Reform Street. ;

228 ADVERTISING LIST. MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMBINED WITH MODERATE PREMIUMS.

Clje Jkflltisjj IprflBkiti Institution,

No. 14 ST. ANDKEW SQUAKE, EDINBURGH.

THE SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION is the only Office in which the advantages of Mutual Assurance can be obtained at moderate Premiums. In many Offices Assurers are offered the choice of a moderate Scale of Premiums, without any claim to share in the Profits —or of a right to participate in these, at an excessive rate of Premium. Assurers with the Scottish Provident Institution are the sole recipients of the Profits, and at rates of Premium equally moderate with those of the Non- Participating Scale of other Offices The principle on which the Profits are divided is at once safe, equitable, and favourable to good lives—the Surplus being reserved for those members who alone can have made surplus payments in other words, for those whose Premiums, with Accumulated Interest, amount to the sums in their Policies.

Examples of Annual Premiums for Assurance of £100 at Death. (By both scales the Assured are entitled to share in the whole Profits.)

Payable for Payable Payable for Payable Age. the whole of during 21 Age. the whole of during 21 Life. years only. Life. years only.

£ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. 26 1 18 6 2 13 36 2 8 2 3 1 5 30 2 1 6 2 15 4 40 2 14 9 3 7 5 34 2 5 7 2 19 44 3 3 3 3 15 3

It will be seen on comparison that the same premium which, at age 30, for example, is charged in the other Scottish Mutual Offices for Assurance of £1000, will secure, in this Society, a Policy for £1230. Forms of Proposal, Annual Reports, and every information may be had on application. JAMES WATSON, Manager. AGENTS. John Sturrock Jun., Writer, 21 Reform Street. Johnston & Scott, Writers, 30 Reform Street. INSURANCE COMPANIES. 229 FORFARSHIRE AND PERTHSHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

President, The Right Honourable LORD PANMURE.

Jrbtnarg |8irettcrrs. David Martin, Esq. Alex. Lawson, Esq. John B. Baxter, Esq. Andrew Benvie, Esq. George H. Newall, Esq. Geo. Duncan, Esq., M.P. "William Harris, Esq. Charles Guthrie, Esq. John Sturrock, Esq. William Curr, Esq. John Symers, Esq. John Henderson, Esq. Manager, PATRICK H. THOMS.

Head Office, 16 ST. ANDREW'S PLACE, COWGATE, DUNDEE.

THIS is the only native establishment for FIRE INSURANCE

connected with the central district of Scotland ; and the Di- rectors, whilst they acknowledge with gratitude the liberal support it has hitherto enjoyed, respectfully solicit the continued patronage of their friends in the counties of Forfar, Perth, and Fife, for a Company whose Proprietory belongs almost exclusively to these Counties. Insurance on all kinds of property is effected on the most favourable terms ; and Policies on Farming Stock,—including bestial, agricultural produce, utensils, and implements of husbandry, are issued free of duty. No charge for Policies when transferred from other offices. Terms will be learned, and every facility afforded for effecting

Insurances, on application at the Company's Office, Dundee ; or to any of the following AGENTS. Messrs John Phin, S.S.C Edinburgh. Messrs W. A. Taylor Cupar Fife. David Seton Perth. Ireland & Murray St Andrews. Melville Jameson Do. Alexander Laing, and John Yeaman Forfar. T. S. Anderson Newburgh. David Guthrie Sons. & Brechin. James Millar , Alyth. George C. Chalmers. ..Montrose. Alex. Robertson Blairgowrie. Andrew Binny Arbroath. William Gellatly Meigle. Duncan Wilkie Kirriemuir. D. K. Smith Dunkeld. —

230 ADVEKTISING LIST. ALLIANCE BRITISH AND FOREIGN fife m)a Jfire %$mutt Contpitjr,

ESTABLISHED 1824.

OFFICES. 95 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH. BARTHOLOMEW LANE, BANK, LONDON.

Hoaro of $Bmdax% m Scoilmxts.

Robert Ainslie, Esq., w.s. James Rolland, Esq., w.s. John Nairne Forman, Esq., w.s. John Riddle Stodart,Esq., w.s. William Kennedy, Esq., w.s. Chas. Trotter, Esq. of WoodhilL Robert Paul, Esq., Banker. James Wyld, Esq. of Gilston. Francis Augustus Engelbach. Esq., Actuary, London. David Maclagan, Esq., Manager. Dr Alexander Wood, f.k.c.p.e., Physician. Messrs Hunter, Blair, and Cowan, w.s., Law Agents.

LIFE DEPARTMENT. THE following among many other important advantages are enjoyed by the Assured with this Company

I. The Company offers the most complete security. II. Moderate rates, especially for the younger ages. III. Four- fifths, or Eighty per cent, of the declared Profits will be divided among the Participating Assured, and may be applied—Either, 1. To increase the sum assured — Or, 2. To reduce the future Annual Premiums. IV. Reduced rates for residence out of Europe. Y. No charge for Entry-Money, Stamps, or Medical Fees, the Premium being the sole charge. VI. The sum assured may be made payable at a given age, or at death, should that occur previously. VII. Loans of not less than Fifty Pounds are granted on the sole security of existing Policies when of sufficient value. [Continued. —

INSURANCE COMPANIES. 231

ALLIANCE LIFE AND FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY—Continued. FIRE DEPARTMENT. INSURANCE COMPANY OF SCOTLAND. (United with Alliance Assurance Company.)

This Company offers the following important advantages : I. Perfect Security. II. Moderate Rates of Premium. III. Immediate settlement of Claims when adjusted. IV. Losses by Lightning made good. V. Properties inspected, and Insurances arranged, by the Company's Surveyors and Agents. Copies of the Company's Prospectus, Forms of Proposal, and full information as to Life and Fire Premiums, may be obtained at the Company's Office, 95 George Street, or at the Local Agencies in all parts of the Kingdom. By order of the Scottish Board of Directors, D. MACLAGAN, Manager.

Agents in Dundee. Mr WILLIAM WRONGHAM, No. 5 St Andrew's Street. Messrs WALKER & GLOAG, Writers, 19 High Street. Mr D. ROLLO, Writer, Reform Street.

€l)e times Assurance CflntpttitUB.

Chief Offices — 32 LUDGATE HILL, London. Local Office — 77 ST. VINCENT STREET, Glasgow.

Xiocal Directors. John Taylor, Banker, Glasgow Archibald Robertson, Banker, James S. Black of Craigmaddie Glasgow. W. J. Davidson of Ruchill William Logie, Writer, Glasgow

FIRE INSURANCE of every description. Plate- Glass Insurance against Accidental Damage. Life Assurance of every description. Guarantee for Fidelity of Trust, with or without Life Assurance combined. For Tables of Rates, or other information, apply to the Local Secretary, 77 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow, or any of the Company's Agents. D. FISHER, Local Sec.

AGENTS IN DUNDEE. W. R. MORISON, Manufacturer. D. DUNCAN J un., 3 New Inn Entry. 232 ADVERTISING LIST. NATIONAL /ire an> fife insurance Campttttt} of Sartlanb. Establislied 1841.

Edinburgh... 22 ST. ANDREW'S SQUARE. Glasgow 33 RENFIELD STREET. London 69 LOMBARD STREET.

Dundee Board for Life Assurance Business. Christopher Kerr, Esq., Town-Clerk, Chairman. John Symers, Esq., Banker. Alex. Lawson, Esq., Merchant. William Cobb, Esq., Mains of Peter Hean, Esq., Builder. Fintry. Thomas Neave, Esq., Writer. Law Agents, Messrs C. Kerr & Company. Medical Referee, Robert Cocks, M.D. Secretary, Mr Thomas Nicholson, 32 Castle Street

Chairman of Directors, Charles Cowan, Esq., M.P. Deputy- Chairman, Edward S. Gordon, Esq., Advocate. LIFE ASSURANCE. NINETY per cent of the net Profits in this department are appropriated Annually to the Policy-holders. At the Annual Division in 1855 an addition was made to every Participating Policy at the rate of £1, 5s. per cent. Under a New Table of Rates just issued, the First Premiums for Policies carrying right to Profits are lower than those of any other Scottish office, while the subsequent premiums admit of being likewise reduced by the application of the yearly profits. First Year's Premium for £100, with right to profits.

Age 20 25 30 35 40 50

£1 10 1 £1 14 6 £2 3 £2 6 £2 14 3 £3 17 6

FIRE INSURANCES on the usual moderate terms. JOHN M. M'CANDLISH, Manager. JAMES HOWDEN, Secretary. AGENTS. Mr Thomas Nicholson—Branch Office, 32 Castle Street. Mr Peter Reid, Writer, Reform Street ; and Mr John Fyffe, ship-chandler, Dock St. Mr Thos. Cook, house-factor, Nethergate' „ John Ritchie, merchant, Hawkhill. „ David Dickson, grocer, King Street. „ James Stewart, glover, Murraygate. „ John Finlayson, wright, Dudhope „ James Graham, bookseller, Overgate. Crescent. ;

INSURANCE COMPANIES. 233 NORWICH UNION FIEE INSUEANCE SOCIETY. Chief Office—SUEEEY STEEET, NOEWICH.

Instituted 1797.—Capital £550,000.

THE SUMS INSURED WITH THIS OFFICE AMOUNT TO NEARLY SEVENTY MILLIONS STERLING.

IN the Fire Society, the rates are very liberal, with this peculiar advantage, that Dividends are Declared upon the amount of Premium contributed, and paid to Insurers periodically. Policies transferred from other offices free of expense.

AGENT AT DUNDEE, E. EESKINE SCOTT, Accountant, National Bank Buildings, Eeform Street.

NORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY. Chief Office—SUEEE Y STEEET, NOEWICH.

Instituted 1808 —Accumulated Capital £2,197,772.

THIS Society in 47 years has issued nearly 30,000 Life Policies paid in claims upwards of £4,000,000; and assigned £2,000,000 in Bonuses. The accumulations now amount to £2,200,000. Its Premiums are lower than those of most Companies; and all the Profits are divided among the assured. No charge for Stamps in Life Policies. The Eates of Annuity will be found extremely favourable.

AGENT AT DUNDEE, JAMES CHALMERS, 47 Castle Street. 234 ADVERTISING LIST. ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital—£2,000,000, In 100,000 Shares of £20 each.

Trustees. John Shaw Leigh, Esq. John Naylor, Esq.

Directors, &c, in Liverpool. Charles Turner, Esq., Chairman. J. Bramley-Moore, Esq., m.p,, and JR. Brocklebank, Esq., Deputy Chairmen.

IPIIE&E IB IR -A. 1ST O IEC . ANNUAL PREMIUMS £130,000, exceeding almost every Office in the United Kingdom. Losses promptly and liberally paid. Security of a large Capital actually paid up.

XiIZFIE BEAITCH.

Stamps on Policies not charged. Forfeiture of Policy cannot take place from unintentional mistake. Medical Fees Paid.—Moderate Premiums. Large Bonus declared 1855, amounting to £2 per cent, per annum on the sum assured, being, on ages from twenty to forty, 80 per cent, on the Premium. Periods of division— Every five years. Examples.

Date of Policy. Age. Sum Assured. Premium. Bonus.

1845 29 £1000 £242 18 4 £180 1846 24 1000 194 5 160 33 2000 480 15 320 1847 19 300 46 4 42 1848 22 100 14 8 2 10 1850 27 500 56 18 4 40

[Continued. — —!

INSURANCE COMPANIES. 235

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY—Continued.

" This Company added about £90,000 to its permanent capital, for the increased protection of its Insurers. This step distinctly shows that the Company has always acted on the principle enun- ciated by—one of the directors at the last annual meeting of the proprietors ' that the interests of the assured have a paramount claim on the directors,—a claim superior even to that of the shareholders themselves.' " From that moment, as might be expected, the Company attained the highest consideration throughout the country, and has retained it ever since. The result is shown in the unexampled fact that its Fire Revenue alone rose in about five years from little more than £30,000 to about £130,000. " A further cause of this rapid growth lies somewhat more below the surface, but is yet of importance. From inquiry we learn that no fire office possessing half of the above revenue annually deposits its accounts with the Registrar- General. " The resources and balance-sheets of this great Company are, on the contrary, annually registered, and unmistakeable evidence is thus given periodically of its capacity to meet its engagement." Morning Herald, Dec. 26, 1855. " Indeed, the Bonus of the ' Royal' may be pronounced to be larger than any yet declared by the mass of the English offices. Here is an office, which yields a fairly earned and wholesome reversionary bonus of 80 per cent, in its Life branch, and, in regard to Fire operations can make this very enviable boast, that it has exceeded the Fire business of all but two of the London Fire offices viz., the receipt of nearly £130,000 per year in Fire premiums alone some of which ancient offices have been in existence for a century Equally successful and singular in both departments. Indeed, the Lite department may be said to present results equally as worthy of mention." Morning Chronicle, Nov. 28, 1855. AGENTS REQUIRED. The magnitude of the Company's business since the declaration of the above large Bonus, which has exceeded expectation, enables it to offer to its representatives unusual opportunities of success. It is, therefore, prepared to appoint applicants of influence and respect- ability as Agents at places where it is at present unrepresented. ' PERCY M. DOVE, Actuary and Manager. AGENTS. DUNDEE ....Anderson & Guild. Andrew Hendry, Writer, 10 Reform Street. Forfar, James Craik jun. and Blairgowrie, J. Chalmers, Draper. W. Shepherd Kirkaldy. James F. Bremner. Perth, J. Grahame. Dunfermline, R. P. Stevenson, Cupar - Fife, Arthur Russell, Writer. Western Bank of Scotland. Arbroath, R. W. Philip, Writer. 236 ADVERTISING LIST.

SPECIAL NOTICE-THIRD DIVISION OF PROFITS THE unusual success which has attended the cautious yet energetic operations of this Company has enabled the Directors to add Reversionary Bonuses to Policies on the participating class, averaging nearly 2 per cent, per annum on the sum insured, or from 30 to 100 per cent, on the Premiums paid.

Parties insuring with this Company do not incur the risk of Co-partnership, as is the case in Mutual Offices.

Established nearly a Quarter of a Century.

ANNUAL INCOME UPWARDS OF £ 125,000. The Funds or Property of the Company as at 31st December, 1855, amounted to £566,124, 2s. 6d., invested in Government and other approved Securities.

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8 WATERLOO PLACE, PALL MALL, LONDON.

CHAELES DOWNES, Esq., Chairman. Hon. FEANCIS SCOTT, M.P., Deputy-Chairman.

(By Order) P. MACINTYEE, Secretary.

Parties effecting Policies with this Office in Scotland will secure every facility and advantage which they can obtain by assuring with an exclusively Scotch Office.

LOCAL AGENCIES IN SCOTLAND. DUNDEE—ROBERT STEWART, Emigration Agent, Meadowside. Aberdeen—William Eeid, Esq. Ship Brechin—John Don, Esq. City of Glasgow Broker Bank Airdrie—Robert Henderson, Esq. Union Castle Douglas—Mr Andrew Dobie Bank of Scotland Coatbridge—Robt. Henderson, Esq. Union Annan—Dr Dickson Bank of Scotland Arbroath—Jas. M. M'Bain, Esq. British Coldstream—George Wright, Esq. City of Linen Co.'s Bank Glasgow Bank Ayr—Adam Hunter, Esq. City of Glasgow Cupar Fife—Samuel Robinson, Esq. Pub- Bank lisher, Fifeshire Journal [Continued. — ;;

INSURANCE COMPANIES. 237 UNITED KINGDOM LIFE ASSUEANCE COMPANY.

LOCAL AGENCIES IN SCOTLAND—Continued. Dumbarton—Mr Alexander Babtie Kirkaldy—James Russell. Esq. City of Dumfries—Mr Joseph B. Sinclair Glasgow Bank Dunfermline—William Mathewson, Esq. Do. Watson & Law, Merchants Merchant Kirkintilloch—John Shearer, Esq. City Edinburgh—P. S. Fraser, Esq. 45 North of Glasgow Bank Hanover Street Lanark—Alex. M'Naughton, Esq. Writer Elgin—John Sellars, Esq. Merchant Leith—J. A. White, Esq. Union Bank Forfar—James Ramsay, Esq. Merchant of Scotland Forres—Thomas Davidson, Esq. British Leven—John Davidson, Esq. Merchant Linen Co.'s Bank Lochgilphead—Mr Thomas Coulter Girvan—Messrs Smith & Graham, City Maryhill—Hugh Kirkwood, Esq. Union of Glasgow Bank Bank of Scotland Glasgow—Messrs Seton & Stirling, 120 Montrose—Alex. Rogers, Esq. Bookseller St Vincent Street Oban—Mr Donald M'Arthur Greenock—Allan Ker, Esq. City of Glas- Paisley—Thomas Watson. Esq. Clothier gow Bank Perth—Horace Skete, Esq. Writer Inverary—Mr David Cook Port-Glasgow—A. M. Burrell, Esq. Royal Inverness—G. G. Mackay, Esq. Land Bank Surveyor Stirling—J. Ross M'Vicar. Esq. Union Kelso—J. L. Romanes, Esq. Writer Bank of Scotland Kilmarnock—David Lawrie, Esq. Union Do. David Turnbull, Esq. Merchant Bank of Scotland Thornhill—Mr William Hunter Kirkcudbright—R. M. Gordon, Esq. Wes- Wick—David Davidson, Esq. City of tern Bank Glasgow Bank BRITISH GUARANTEE ASSOCIATION. INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. Head Office -No. 127 PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH. OFFICE IN LONDON—429 Strand. OFFICES IN GLASGOW—110 West George Street and 16 St Vincent Place.

John Learmonth, Esq., of Dean, Chairman. D. J. Thomson, Esq., Merchant. Robert Mackay, Esq., W.S. John Beatson Bell, Esq. of Glenfarg, W.S. Charles Cowan Esq., M.P. William Warren, Esq., Portobello. James Souter, Esq., W.S. Wm. Young Herries, Esq of Spottes, W.S. Kenneth Mackenzie, Esq., C.A. ii&anager Ralph Erskine Scott, Esq., C.A. THE Association issues Bonds of Guarantee for the fidelity of all approved Parties holding situations of trust under the Crown also in Banking, Insurance, Railway, Gas, Water, Shipping, and all other Public Companies ; Land Factors and Clerks in Pro- fessional and Mercantile Establishments. Proposals for Guarantee and all information can be obtained at the Offices of the Association in Edinburgh, London, and Glasgow or at any of the Agencies throughout Scotland. R. E. SCOTT, Manager. AGENTS. DUNDEE Edmund Baxter, Writer. Johnston & Scott, Writers. Perth Jas. Blair Jun., Perth Bank. Brechin Speid & Will, Writers Newburgh.. Thomas Anderson, Agent for Forfar W. H. Roberts, Town-Clerk. Commercial Bank. Arbroath... Scott & Ritchie. Writers. Coupar Angus. ..David Clark, Writer Montrose. ..Thomas Barclay, Writer. 238 ADVERTISING LIST. SCOTTISH SEA INSURANCE COMPANY, j

Office—No. 3 KING STKEET, DUNDEE.

Established 1848.

DIRECTORS.

Messrs David Martin Jun., Dundee. Eobert Leslie, „ Thomas Couper, „ John Guild, „ Oliver G. Miller, „ Alexander Cooper, Aberdeen. C. G. Sidey, Perth.

Mr SAMUEL BRODIE, Manager.

* The Directors meet every day at twelve o'clock.

IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

1 OLD BROAD STREET, & PALL MALL, LONDON.

Established 1803.

Subscribed and Invested Capital, £1,600,000.

JAMES C. C. BELL, Esq., Managing Director.

IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Office— 1 OLD BROAD STREET, LONDON.

Instituted 1820. CAPSTAL-£750,000.

SAMUEL IN GALL, Esq., Actuary.

Office in Dundee—No. 3 KING STREET. Mr SAMUEL BRODIE, Agent. INSURANCE COMPANIES. 239

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Registered 'pursuant to 7 & 8 Vic, e. 110.

CAPITAL—ONE MILLION STERLING, In 40,000 Shares op £25 each.

Srizgieeg.

Richard Attenborough, Esq. | Thomas Benn Sowerby, Esq, Richard Thornton Perkin, Esq.

ipirtctors:. Richard Attenborough, Esq., Chairman. Thomas Cotterell, Esq., Deputy- Chairman. John Annis, Esq. Abraham Edmund Reynolds, Esq. Edward Edmund Child, Esq. Richard Thornton Perkin, Esq. Robert John Dobree, Esq. John Edmonds, Esq. John Grant, Esq. Richard Male, Esq. Thomas Benn Sowerby, Esq. Wm. Benham Tomlinson, Esq. John Kelday, Esq., Managing Director.

William Henry Warre, Esq. Wm. Chaffers Jun., Esq., f.a.s. Samuel James Wood, Esq. William Nathan, Esq. Qttxmxv, George Howard, Esq., f.i.a.

William Marsden, m.d., 65 Lincoln's Inn Fields. jankers, The London and Westminster Bank, 1 St James's Square,

THIS Company is established for the general Insurance of

Houses and Goods against loss or damage by Fire ; and for the Insurance of Lives and Survivorships. It originated as a measure of self defence, in consequence of the increased charges for Annual Premiums made by a general combination of the existing Fire Insurance Companies upon several classes of Tradesmen and others ; and offers to the public the security of a large paid-up Capital, with the guarantee of un- doubted responsibility.

The attention of Mill-owners is called to the fact, that this is the only office which has reduced the Premiums for Insurances over Mill Property in proportion to the reduced hours of working, in terms of the Factory Act. [Continued. ; —;

240 ADVERTISING LIST. DEFENDER FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY—Continued. -OFFICES. 34 New Bridge Street, Blackfriars, London AND AT Liverpool, Exeter, Bristol, Leeds, Manchester,

Newcastle - upon - Tyne, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, and Aberdeen.

Established 1846,

With a view to a strictly equitable arrangement in the Life Department, the Directors have had a new set of Tables calculated expressly for the use of this Office, which have received the sanction and approval of one of the most eminent authorities and being settled in accordance with the experience of the Government Annuities, are now, for the first time, adapted to the purposes of Life Assurance. Desirous to afford every facility in this branch of their business, the Directors will give credit, where required, for the whole or a portion of the Annual Premiums, during the first Five Years, the unpaid portion remaining as a charge upon the Policy for such period as may be agreed upon, with interest at 5 per cent. ; and further, will receive premiums half-yearly, quarterly, or monthly, as may be convenient. Special Insurances taken at special rates. Policies will be purchased at proportionate rates. The Insured oh the participation scale, will be entitled to two-thirds of the profits, and may receive the amount in cash, by an addition to the sum insured, or by a reduction of the annual premium. LOANS granted on personal or other approved security, repayable at such times and in such proportions as may be agreed upon. Contingent or Reversionary Interests and Annuities purchased. Endowments for widows or children effected.

AGENT FOR DUNDEE AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY, DAVID PETER, Meadowside. INSURANCE COMPANIES. 241 THE INDISPUTABLE LIFE POLICY COMPANY, 72 LOMBARD STREET, LONDON. Viscount Torrington, Chairman. ESTABLISHED FOR THE PURPOSE OF EFFECTING ASSURANCES, WHICH SHALL BE FREE FROM ALL AFTER QUESTION OR DISPUTE. THE COMPANY take upon themselves the duty of making all necessary inquiries, and satisfy themselves as to the goodness of the Life before granting a Policy, which, when once issued, is not dependent (as in the case of ordinary Policies) upon the import of previous and perhaps forgotten Documents, Statements, or Reports. At the last valuation a reduction of 25 per cent, was made on the Premiums of all Policies of Five Years' standing. ALEX. ROBERTSON, Manager. DAVID ALISON, Secretary.'

Agents for Dundee. Mr David Peter, Merchant. Mr Thomas B. Blair, Merchant. €\t fancas|ire Insurance CflntpinL

CAPITAL — £2,000,00 0. OFFICES. MANCHESTER—Exchange Street. LONDON—2 King Street. LI VERPOOL—7 Water Street. GLASGOW—4 South Hanover Street, DUNDEE OFFICE-23 COWGATE.

Honorary Chairman for Scotland, Sir M. R. S. Stewart of Greenock and Blackhall, Bart., M.P,

Iprmirte luxcal IBoarb. Charles Smith, Esq., Builder. Thomas Bell, Esq., Merchant. Wm. Lowson, Esq., Merchant. Robt. M'Kenzie, Esq. Merchant Bankers, The Eastern Bank of Scotland. Local Secretary, George Aimer, "Esq. LIFE DEPARTMENT. THIS Company combines the system of Mutual Assurance with the safety of a large protecting Capital, and, from the extent of its business, and its large and influential connection, affords all the advantages that can be offered by any Life Assurance Office. K [Qtyntinued ;

242 ADVERTISING LIST.

THE LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY—Continued.

Bonuses equal to 80 per cent, of the profits are apportioned triennially to those Policies effected on the participating scale, and the amount so appropriated may be applied in any of the following ways as the assured may wish,—viz., in increasing the

amount of the Policy ; reducing the future annual payments

payment in cash of the present value ; or a new Policy will be issued free of Premiums. SPECIMEN OF THE COMPANY'S RATES. Premiums to Assure £100 for the whole term of Life. WITH BONUS. WITHOUT BONUS. Age 20 £1 17 Age 20 £1 13 10 30 2 6 30 2 2 6 40 3 6 40 2 16 9 50 4 6 9 50 4 2 6 60 6 7 6 60 6 2 6

FIRE DEPARTMENT. Annual Bonuses, equal to 50 per cent, of the profits, will be returned to the Assured on Policies of three year's standing. All descriptions of Fire Assurance effected on most favourable terms. Prospectuses, Mercantile Rates, Forms of Proposal, and all other information, will be afforded at the Offices and Agencies of the Company. GEORGE AIMER, Local Secretary, 23 Cowgate, Dundee. AGENTS. DUNDEE Mr G. LL. Alison, Wine-Merchant. Do Mr Thomas Blair, Royal Exchange Buildings. Arbroath Mr James Gordon, Banker. Montrose Mr David Sutherland Jun., Merchant. Blairgowrie Mr John Panton, Factor. Forfar Mr James Grant, Writer. Meigle "Mr David Murray, Banker. Alyth Mr John Smith, Manufacturer. Kirriemuir Mr William Duke, Manufacturer. Coupar Angus Mr Alexander Duncan, Banker. Carnoustie Mr John Smith, Manufacturer. Perth..,. ....Messrs James Dewar & Son, Booksellers. Dunkeld Mr Thomas Ellis, Merchant. Aberdeen Mr L. M'Kinuon Jun., Advocate. — —

INSURANCE COMPANIES. 243 THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY. Established 1836, AND INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT OF PARLIAMENT.

For FIRE and LIFE Assurance at Home and Abroad .

Head Office—3 KING STREET, ABERDEEN. Sfjairmatt—JOHN CRUIKSHANK, Esq., LL.D., Professor of Mathematics in the Marischal College and University of Aberdeen.

THE IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES offered by the Plan and Constitution of this Company are : The protection of a large paid-up Capital, with the guarantee of an influential Local Proprietary, nearly 1000 in number, and The moderate Fire and Life Rates, which are on the most economical scale consistent with perfect safety. The Assets of the Company amount to a QUARTER OF A MILLION STERLING. The Annual Revenue exceeds £140,000. In the Life Department, intending Assurers have the option of ioiniug THE PROPRIETORS' BRANCH, Adapted for those who prefer the present advantage of Reduced

Premiums to a future Bonus ; or THE MUTUAL ASSURANCE BRANCH, The Assured on this scheme incurring no liability, the guarantee of the Company being interposed, and the business conducted for a fixed charge of ten per cent. At the Twentieth Annual Meeting of the Company, held on 13th June, 1856, Bonuses at the rate of £1, 7s. 6d. per cent per annum were declared on the amounts assured by all existing participation policies, and on their previously vested additions, for example : 1. A Policy for £1000, opened 30th April, 1837, is now increased to £1284, 19s. 8d. 2. A Policy for £1000, opened 30th April, 1847, is now increased to £1142, 4s. lid. 3. A Policy for £1000, opened 31st January, 1856, is now increased to £1013, 15s. Od. FIRE INSURANCES Effected at reduced rates. — Claims promptly and liberally settled. Fire and Life proposals and Tables of Rates may be obtained at the Plead Office or numerous Agencies throughout the Kingdom. WILLIAM CHALMERS, Manager, H. AMBROSE SMITH, Secretary.

AGENTS IN DUNDEE. Messrs ANDREW & JAMES ADIE, Manufacturers. Messrs LITTLEJOHN & GOURLAY, Writers. Mr WILLIAM MARTIN, Writer. Mr WILLIAM MYLES, Accountant. ;

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SCALE OF CHARGES.

PRIVATE DWELLING HOUSES. per quarter, HOUSES of the Annual Rent of £2 and under Is. 3d. „ „ „ above £2 and under £4 Is. 10^d. „ „ „ of £4 „ £6 2s. 3d. „ „ „ of £6 and upward, 4£d. per pound per quarter, and a fraction of a pound to be charged as one pound.

SPECIAL RATES. Inns, Taverns, and Public-Houses, of £15 yearly rent and upwards, 4|d. per pound ; 5s. for each Water-Closet ; and 2s. 6d. for each Bath per quarter. Spirit Shops and Spirit-Vaults, to which no dwelling-houses are attached, of £16 yearly rent and upwards, l^d. per pound per quarter on the annual rent. Shops, Offices, and Counting-Houses, 7s. 6d. each per annum; and for each above three persons in such establishments, Is. additional Water- Closets, 20s. each per annum. Shipping—for Casks not exceeding 120 gallons, Is. each; all above four Casks, not exceeding that size, 9d. each. Public Works—Supply of Water for drinking, 5s 6d; and for each above three persons in such establishments, Is. additional up to twenty ; and for all above that number, 6d. each per annum.

Horses, 7s. 6d. each ; Cows, 2s. 6d. each ; Livery Stables, 2s. 6d. per Stall per annum.

Carriages, four-wheeled, 8s. each ; two-wheeled, 5s. each per annum. Special bargain above four carriages. Bakers, 7s. 6d. per man, including the Master and Apprentices, per annum. These rates do not include Bakers' Dwelling-Houses or Sale-Shops. Breweries, Dye-Works, Railways, Steam-Engines, &c,—special bargain. [Continued. —

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DUNDEE WATER COMPANY—Continued.

RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1st. All Water Rates are payable in advance, in terms of the Act of Parliament. 2d. Access to be given, at all seasonable hours, to the Company's Engineer and Servants, to check the quantity of Water, examine the pipes, or for any purpose connected with the supply of water. 3d. The Company shall in no case be liable for loss sustained by any interruption of the supply, arising from frost, casual breaches in the pipes, accidents to the works, or from any other unforeseen

cause ; nor shall the Company hold themselves responsible for any loss or damage arising from the leakage or bursting of lead pipes. 4th. Persons wishing to discontinue the supply of water must give notice, in writing, at the Company's Office, otherwise they will

be liable for the water rent until such notice be given ; but no deduction allowed for uncompleted periods. 5th. All Contracts with the Company to be held as for one year, viz., from Whitsunday to Whitsunday,—unless a special agreement be made to the contrary.

STATUTORY PENALTIES. For allowing any Cistern, Place for Water, Pipe, or Cock, to be out of repair, and for wasting the Water. Penalty, £5. For supplying other persons with the Water, or permitting it to be taken by parties who do not themselves pay for it. Penalty, £5. For using the Water without agreement with the Company. Penalty, £5. N.B.—The Water-Bent being payable in advance, the Company are authorised, if not so paid, to cut off the supply. E. ADAMSON, Manager. ROYAL BALMORAL WHISKY, SAMPLE BOTTLES AT 2s. 6d. AND 15s. PER GALLON. And will send any quantity to England at the same price.

BEGG, And H Royal JOHN WS^IIraV*. * By appointment Distiller S^PvV^^'lr^Kw Highness Prince Albert, to Her Majesty, iP^SIU^Pii«T^£ Lochnagar Royal Queen Victoria psg Distillery, Balmoral. g ^^f^j?wip

WILLIAM IAWSOK, Agent for this Distillery, HAS always on hand a large Stock of this famed "Whisky, Ma- tured in Wood and Bottles, same as supplied to the Royal Palaces and the Nobility. 28 CRICHTON STREET, DUNDEE. 24G ADVERTISING LIST. HAMILTON & HARDIE, DRUGGISTS, 69 High Street, Dundee, HAVE always in stock a large assortment of Patent and Cir- cular Spring Trusses, Enema Syringes, Elastic Stockings, Knee Caps, and Anklets, India- Rubber Sucking Bottles, and Various Medical Appliances and Apparatus.

Family and Sea Medicine Cheats fitted tip carefully with the hest Medicines upon wholesale termst. MARRIAGE AND FOREIGN OUTFITS.

WRENTON & CO. invite the attention of Ladies proceeding i Abroad, or selecting Wedding Outfits, .to their General List of READY-MADE LINENS, &c, comprising the most Fashion- able Assortments, made only of the best Material and Work, at Prices much under those charged for the same article hy t7ie first London Houses, in their New Show Rooms for LADIES' READY-MADE ARTICLES, BABY LINEN UNDERCLOTHING, HOSIERY, &c.

"W. ZE^ZEnSTTOIfcT &c CO. ; 12, 13, & 14, PRINCES' STREET, EDINBURGH. Also every novelty in MORNING & EVENING COSTUME, RICH SILKS, EMBROIDERIES. SHAWLS, MANTLES, MILLINERY, LACE, &c. &c. DOWDY'S

Nearly opposite Gibb's Hotel, KING STREET, STIRLING. Established in 1841. A. RUSSELL & COS HOME AND FOREIGN BASKET WAREHOUSE, 22 High Street, Dundee, Cloth and Hai? LADIES' Fancy Woollen and Leather Bags ; Work ; Long, Brushes ; Combs ; Mats ; Cooper and Turned Knife and Hearth Brooms ; Crowden & Garrod's India-rubber

Boards: Chairs re-bottomed with Cane or Willow ; Baskets repaired,. Mill Basket Work of every description made and repaired, —

MISCELLANEOUS. 247 NEW ALBION WAREHOUSE.

MOON, LANGLANDS, & CO. BEG to invite the attention of purchasers to a most extensive and varied Stock of Rich Goods, in

SILK MERCERY, LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY ;

CLOTHIERY, HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, HOSIERY, LACES,

RIBBONS, HABERDASHERY ; MILLINERY AND STRAW BONNETS, DRESS CAPS, &c.

THK FIRST QUALITY OF GOODS FOR FAMILY MOURNINGS.

M., L., & Co. continue to conduct their business on the same principles, which have met with so general approbation,— viz., affixing the lowest Ready- Money Price to every article—visiting the Markets frequently—purchasing the first quality of Goods and charging the smallest remunerating profit. These, with punctuality and attention, they trust will continue to merit an increasing share of public favour. Dundee, September, 1856. 248 ADVERTISING LIST.

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GEORGE SCOTT, Ironmonger, 3 HIGH STREET, DUNDEE, IN returning thanks to his Friends and the Public, for the liberal encouragement he has received for upwards of twenty-seven years, begs to announce that his premises have been greatly en- larged, and he would recommend parties to give a trial to his Stock of HOUSE FURNISHINGS and every other article in the Ironmongery business. N.B.— Smith Work done in all its branches. Dundee, 1856. THE NEW INVISIBLE PERUKE, OR REAL HEAD OF HAIR, MADE BY nC/LBQTTXS «Jfe SOIV, 90 NETHERGATE, DUNDEE, IS allowed to surpass all others for Lightness, Durability, and Good Fit ; assuming that natural appearance which renders detection impossible. Every description of Wigs, Scalps, Toupees, Bands, Fronts, Ringlets, Plaits of Hair, French Twists, Curls on Combs, Friz- zetts, Coronets, &c, with all the recent improvements. Gentlemen's Wigs from One Guinea upwards. (Strman fesaons.

nUCie,. ETJLEUSTEUsT BEGS to intimate that he is giving lessons in German on a new and entirely practical system, which for twenty years has met with the greatest success in England, and which will enable the student to speak, write, and read the German language in the shortest possible time consistent with accuracy. Particular attention paid to conversation and mercantile corres- pondence. Mr. E. translates German, French, Italian, and Spanish documents on liberal terms. Mr. E. also gives lessons on the Pianoforte, either to beginners or to farther advanced pupils. Cards, with terms, &c, may be had on application at No. 2 Meadow Street. MISCELLANEOUS. 249

MXDET. 100A NETHERGATE. WILLIAM "WILSOIT HAS OPENED the above convenient Premises, with a choice Stock of LONDON PIANOFORTES,

By BROADWOOD, COLLARD & COLLARD, and other First-Class Makers;

All of which Instruments he warrants to be of the first quality.

ALSO, He will keep in Stock, or supply, a variety of other MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,—as well as NEW MUSIC, of which he will always have a regular supply.

VIOLINS, VIOLIN and VIOLONCELLO STRINGS, FITTINGS, &c.

From W. Wilson's thorough practical knowledge of his business, having been upwards of twenty years a practical vwrhman and finisher in the first Houses in the Trade, the Public will, he is confident, perceive the great advantages and security buyers possess in their purchases of Instruments from him.

Pianofortes carefully TUNED in Town or Country, and Instru- ments carefully Repaired—also lent on Hire by the Month or Year. 250 ADVERTISING LIST.

WILLIAM P. LAIRD, NURSERY AND SEEDSMAN, BLACKNESS NURSERY, PERTH ROAD, BEGS to inform his Customers and the Public generally, that he hae at his Nursery a choice collection of FRUIT, FOREST, and ORNAMENTAL TREES, EVERGREEN and DECIDUOUS SHRUBS, ROSES, &c. Some of the Shrubs are of a large size, and well fitted for giving immediate effect where new places are about to be laid out, and, from having been frequently transplanted, can be removed with perfect safety, and will be disposed of at moderate terms. At Seed Shop* 98 Nethergate, Always on hand a choice Assortment of GARDEN, AGRICUL-

TURAL, and FLOWER SEEDS, in their Season ; GARDEN

IMPLEMENTS ; and everything connected with the Nursery Seed Trade. VENETIAN BLIND AND CABINET WAREHOUSE.

VENETIAN BLINDS MADE AND REPAIRED. FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER.

J. & J. GRAY, No. 1 ROSEANGLE, DUNDEE. THE LONDON WRITING PAPER, STATIONERY, AND BOOK WAREHOUSE, 45, 'WEST END OF HIGH STREET, DUNDEE.

BROWN has always on hand a select and varied Stock and PRINTS, H, of BOOKS STATIONERY, MUSIC, &c, &c. A G. M'GILLIVRAY'S PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT-ROOMS, 9 TAY STREET LANE, DUNDEE. —

MISCELLANEOUS. 251 — LAMPS. The People's Light ! — NIBBS'S OXYDATE and COTTAGE LAMPS are unequalled for economy, easy management, cleanli- ness, and purity of light. The Oxydate Lamps give

the light of six candles for the cost one ! The

Cottage Lamp burns 8 hours for a penny ! Send one postage stamp for an illustrated Price List of more

than 50 designs. Cottage Lamps from Is. ; Oxydate do., from 6s. 6d. A 2s. 6d. Cottage Lamp and 12 Wicks free for 42 stamps. " Mr Nibbs has produced a valuable popular invention." The Critic. " Its great merit is its extreme cheapness."— Practical Mechanics' Journal. To be seen at the Royal Polytechnic, London, and Crystal Palace, Sydenham. J. S. NIBBS, Manufacturer, Bakewell, Derbyshire. SMOKY CHIMNEYS. — Nibbs's Smokk Preventers, the best and cheapest invention for the cure of Smoky Chimneys, have succeeded where all other tried reme- dies have failed. Send a postage stamp for the inventor's "Remarks on Smoky Chimneys and Ventilation," with illustrations of his Smoke Preventers. To be seen at the Royal Polytechnic, London, and Crystal Palace, Sydenham.—J. S. NIBBS, Manufacturer, Bakewell, Derbyshire.

"CURST - CLASS TEAS, -L AT DAVID BAILLIE'S, 94 MURRAYGATE, Nearly opposite British Linen Co.'s Bank.

A Trial is respectfully solicited. 252 ADVERTISING LIST. BUY YOUR (D(DHHBS, BIETOIEM, AMID JPEmiFOTEK, AT ' IMI .A. J& Q, TJ I S S , 90 Nethergate, Dundee, opposite the Old Steeple, HERE you will find a Choice Assortment of First-Class w GOODS, at reduced prices. HAIR JEWELLERY MADE TO ORDER. E. "W"-A_TSOIEsr, PAINTER AND PAPER-HANGER, FORT STREET, BROUGHTY EERRY.

A Choice Selection of PAPER HANGINGS of the Newest Designs, at moderate prices. Imitations of WOODS and MARBLES neatly executed. VENETIAN BLINDS Repaired, Painted, and Fitted up. CLOCK WAREHOUSE, 21 OVERGATE, DUNDEE.

FRANCIS JOSEPH WILD, CLOCK & WATCHMAKER, Has a large and well-selected Stock of the BEST BRITISH, GERMAN, FRENCH, AND AMERICAN BRASS CLOCKS AND TIME-PIECES, For Offices, Factories, or any Public Works, and ALARM CLOCKS for Bed-Rooms,

Constructed upon the latest and most approved principles ; which he can confidently recommend, and will warrant to go with the greatest regularity, if properly used. Also, a Stock of WATCHES and TIME-PIECES, MUSICAL- BOXES, ACCORDIONS, FLUTINAS, and CONCERTINAS, warranted of the best manufacture. Likewise, a large Assortment of LOOKING-GLASSES and BAROMETERS. Orders for any of the above-mentioned articles will be punctually attended to. OLD CLOCKS AND WATCHES EXCHANGED. 21 OVERGATE, DUNDEE. )

MISCELLANEOUS. 253 NOTICE. SUPPLY of the Finest TEAS, GROCERIES, and PRO A VISIONS, selected with great care, may always be had from W. G. DUNCAN, 98 Hilltown; or JAMES DUNCAN, 14 Princes Street.

ctoeqt soK/ii^a-EOTJi^ 7 FAMILY VICTUALLER, 7 CHURCH LANE, West end High Street, ( DUNDEE.of HAMS, BACON, BUTTER. LARD, AND CHEESE, FIRST QUALITIES. WILLIAM CEICHTON, WINE AND SPIRITDEALER, 34- CASTLE STREET, DUNDEE, HAS always on hand a Stock of WINES, SPIRITS, ALE, PORTER, and TABLE-BEER, of superior quality, and in the best order for family use. Excellent Ginger Cordial, Pale and Coloured.

JAMES WILSON, Dyer and Cleaner of Velvets, Satins, Silks, Merinoes, Coburgs; Moreen, Damask, and Chintz Curtains; Table Covers, Carpets, Floor Cloths, Rugs, Ladies' Shawls and Plaids, Gentlemen's Clothes. 36 HIGH STREET.

MR. J. ROBERTSON, (From Broadwood & Son,) PIANOFORTE -MAKER, TUNER, & REPAIRER. ACCORDIONS, HARMONIUMS, AND FLUTINAS TUNED AND REPAIRED. ORGAN BARRELS ADJUSTED, AND GENERAL REPAIRS EXECUTED ON VIOLINS AND OTHER INSTRUMENTS.

Orders left with Mr Chalmers, Castle Street, will be attended to. 254 ADVERTISING LIST. MARTIN & MELDRUI, TOBACCO AND SNUFF MANUFACTURERS, CIGAR IMPORTERS, 67 HIGH STREET, DUNDEE, ALEXANDER KELT," WATCH AND CLOCKMAKER, JEWELLER, &c, 106 MURRAVGATE, HAS always on hand a Select Stock of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, GOLD and SILVER GUARD CHAINS, ALBERTS, EIGHT-DAY CLOCKS, and TIME-PIECES, all of a superior quality, and warranted accurate timekeepers. PRICES STRICTLY MODERATE. JAMES CRICHTON, SILK AND WOOLLEN DYER AND SCOURER, MEADOW ENTRY, & MAUCHLINE TOWER COURT, MURRAYGATE, DUNDEE.

Established upwards of a Century. JT <£&. THE 3p SB IZVIVES, SAW MAKER, 19 PETER STREET, DUNDEE.

All kinds of Saws Re-toothed, Hammered, and Trimmed. LEWIS M'KENZIE, COACHBUILDER, IN returning his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for the liberal support conferred upon him, begs to intimate that he carries on the COACHBUILDING business in all its branches, in those Central and Commodious Premises, 35 BARRACK STREET, DUNDEE; where, by strict attention to business, employing rirst-rate work- men, and moderate charges, he hopes to merit a continuance of public patronage.

Always on hand, Dog-Carts. Gigs, Sc, &c. ; and all kinds of Carriages made to order. MISCELLANEOUS. 255

3o IP HI MA IE & §®H 9 DYEES AND CLEANEES TO THE QUEEN, MILL STREET DYE WORKS, PERTH.

DUNDEE No. 45 NETHERGATE (opposite Free St Paul's Church.) Edinburgh No. 22 WATERLOO PLACE (opposite the Post Office.) Stirling UNION BUILDINGS, PORT STREET.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JEWELLERY, CUTLERY, AND FANCY WAREHOUSE, 29 OVERGATE, DUNDEE.

LARGE Stock of Watches, Clocks, Time-Pieces, Chains, Bracelets, A Brooches, and Rings ; Electro and British Plate Spoons. Forks, and Ladles ; Plated and Britannia-Metal Tea and

Coffee-Pots and Cruet-Stands ; Ivory-handled Table Knives and

Forks ; Fire-Irons ; Trays ; Mantel-piece, Pier, and Bed-Room

; Mirrors ; Barometers ; Telescopes Spectacles ; Writing Desks ;

Dressing Cases; Work Boxes; Pictures i Concertinas; Accordions;

Combs and Brushes ; &c, &c, of every description, at the most moderate prices. Watches, Jewellery, &c, repaired on the shortest notice. IRELAND, BASKET MANUFACTURER, CANE AND WILLOW MERCHANT, 26 OVERGATE. A LARGE assortment of FANCY BASKETS, both of Home J\ and Foreign manufacture. Also a large and varied stock of LADIES' BAGS of every description at Reduced Prices. A large Stock of MILL BASKETS, both in Cane and Willow, always^on hand. Orders punctually attended to. Observe — IRELAND'S OLD ESTABLISHMENT, 26 OVERGATE, 256 ADVERTISING LIST. "MB AMEflDATNE ©HJHID2 Published every Saturday Morning, AT THE OFFICE, MAEKET PLACE, ARBEOATH, BY KENNEDY & BUNCLE.

Price of the Paper, 3£d. Unstamped.

Credit.—Per Year, 16s. 8d. ; Half-Year, 8s. 4d. ; Quarter, 4s. 2d. Stamped, 4£d. Credit.—Per Year, 21s.; Half- Year, 10s. 6d.; Quarter, 5s. 3d. 5 per cent. Discount for pre-payment.

Circulates principally among the Gentry, Farmers, & Commercial Hen in and belonging to the Town and adjacent District.

Advertising Charges—3d. a line ; above 20 lines, 2d. a line. a&TOM)AY HWMItH© (OTHMB, Published every Saturday at Mid-Day. PRICE ONE PENNY, ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FAMILIES IN ARBROATH READ THE " SATURDAY EVENING GUIDE."

Advertising Charges—Zd. a line ; above 20 lines, lhd. a line.

ADVERTISEMENTS ordered for both the " Arbroath Guide" and the "Saturday Evening Guide," are inserted in the latter at half the charge made for insertion in the former. A series of Thirteen Insertions of a Four-line Advertisement " will be given in the Arbroath Guide" for 10s. ; and A series of Thirteen Insertions of the same Advertisement in the " Saturday Evening Guide," will only be charged 5s. Thus, for 15s, a Two or Four- line Advertisement may be inserted for a Quarter in both Papers, with the privilege of making alterations when inclined. The " Arbroath Guide" and the " Saturday Evening Guide" embrace a wide circle of all classes of readers in the Town of Arbroath and adjacent District. MISCELLANEOUS. 257 ALEXANDER LAWSON, FURNISHING IRONMONGER,

25 HIGH STREET, DUNDEE,

RESPECTFULLY begs to call the attention of the Public to inspect his varied and extensive Stock of REGISTER AND KINNAIRD GRATES, Suitable for DINING-ROOMS, DRAWING-ROOMS, PARLOURS, and BED-ROOMS, WITH FENDERS AND FIRE-IRONS TO MATCH; KITCHEN RANGES, with Ovens and Boilers; CLOSE RANGES, &c. &c.

SMITH'S PATENT AMERICAN RANGE COOKING STOVE, The best and cheapest Cooking Apparatus now in use. 25 HIGH STBEET, ZDTTItTPEZE. YOUNG & BRECHIN, PEACTICAL BOOKBINDERS & ACCOUNT-BOOK MAKERS, No. 7 CASTLE STREET, DUNDEE.

MERCANTILE BOOKS of all descriptions ruled and bound to any pattern. Illustrated Works and Music correctly arranged, and bound in appropriate styles. JAMBS ZMULT-iS, JEWELLERY, PERFUMERY, CUTLERY, AND GENERAL FANCY WAREHOUSE, 28 High Street, Dundee, EAS always on hand a large and varied Stock of FIRST- CLASS GOODS, of which he respectfully invites inspection. WILLIAM MATHEWSON, TAILOB -A-HSTID CLOTHIBE, 19 UNION STREET. 258 ADVERTISING LIST. THE FORFARSHIRE

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Trustees. William Myles, Esq., Accountant, Dundee. Alexander Gourlay, Esq., Merchant, Dundee. James Cay, Esq., Shipowner, Dundee. Alexander Eamsay, Esq., Surgeon, Broughty Ferry. James Maclaren, Esq., Architect, Dundee.

Secretaries and Solicitors. Messrs Littlejohn & Gourlay, Writers, 10 Reform Street, Dundee.

THIS Society makes advances on the security of heritable property of all kinds, including feu- duties.

It receives sums of any amount, which it invests on the security of heritable property.

On sums invested in paid-up shares it allows interest half- yearly, at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum, besides a share of the profits of the business, which, at the last division of profits, amounted to an additional 2 per cent, per annum, or SIX PER CENT, in all. It operates as a Savings Bank in favour of the class of small Depositors. Investing Members of all classes are permitted, nnder the conditions stated in the Rules, to withdraw their money from the Society at any time, with interest thereon at 4 per cent. New Members may enter at any time without farther payments than 6d. per share of Entry-money. All profits are equitably divided among the whole Members, Borrowers as well as Investers. Every Member has the option of obtaining loans in his turn, upon payment of a moderate fixed commission. Borrowing 'Members may redeem their property when they please : and they may also obtain an extension of the time originally stipulated for making their re-payments. * MISCELLANEOUS. 261

ZEE .A. T IF A. IR, C T O ^ , 2 REFORM STREET, DUNDEE. SHIPPERS SUPPLIED ON THE BEST TEEMS.

MILLAR'S REDUCED LIST OF PRICES- ENGLISH FLUSH, FRENCH PLUSH A ^ A 4s. 6d., 6s. 6d., 8s. 6d. 10s. 6d., 12s. 6d., 15s.

MAGNIFICENT STOCK of ARIEL, BEAUFORT, and A NAPOLEON TIES, DRESS SHIRTS and COLLARS, BRACES, UMBRELLAS, &c, &c. HATS made to order, and repairs executed promptly in the best style, on the premises.

2 REFORM STREET, °°^ °£5*l j CLOCKS! CLOCKS!! CLOCKS!!!

D. WEHRLE & Co., 36 Union Street, BEG- to inform the Public that they have a Select Stock of the best BRITISH, FRENCH, AMERICAN, and GERMAN BRASS CLOCKS and TIMEPIECES, all constructed on the latest and most improved principles. Also a Large Assortment of BAROMETERS and LOOKING- GLASSES. Clocks of every description Cleaned and Repaired on the shortest notice and on most reasonable terms. Orders will have immediate attention.

O R S F li V F' , 36 UNION STREET, DUNDEE.

excellent assortment of FISHING TACKLE, consisting AN of Rods, Reels, Lines, Baskets, Fly and Bait Hooks, «&c, &c, always for Sale by C. D. CHALMERS, 10 Castle Street. .

2 r>2 ADVERTISING LIST. ROBERT STEWART. GENEEAL EM1GEATION AGENT, TOP OF MEADOW ENTRY, MEADOWSIDE, DUNDEE.

A U S TEA L I A THE CELEBRATED ^Sj BLACK BALL .. LINE OF

BRITISH AND AUSTRALIAN PACKETS, Sailing from Liverpool regularly on the 5th of every month. TASMANIA AND NEW ZEALAND. The " Black Ball" Line sailing from Liverpool regularly every month. UNITED STATES AND CANADA. First-class Screw Steam-ships sailing from Liverpool every fortnight. " Eed Cross" line of American Packets sailing from Liverpool weekly for all the principal Ports.

First-class Vessels from Glasgow for Australia and America, AMEEICAN INLAND PASSAGE. Passengers can be forwarded at lowest rates from New York, Philadelphia, or Quebec, to any town in the United States or Canada, and their luggage removed from station to station on the route free of expense. A Chart of the American Eailways with the different stations may be seen at the office.

E. S. begs to inform intending Emigrants that the instructions and information furnished to his Australian and American Passengers for their guidance to and in Liverpool, and the attention paid to them there by parties waiting their arrival, &c, cannot be surpassed. They are also provided with printed addresses for luggage, &c. The passenger accommodations on board the vessels of the above lines are well known to be of a superior description. Passengers can insure their lives and luggage on the most reasonable terms. Goods and Passengers forwarded at lowest rates to any part of the world. For further information apply to EOBEET STEWAET, Agent. General Emigration & Insurance Office,? Meadowside, Dundee, September, 1856. J p CO ga

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P u m CO > CO CO 264 ADVERTISING LIST. N.B. PETER GILRUTH, 52 HIGH STREET, AS always on hand a large variety of JEWELLERY, CUT- H LERY, and HARDWARE; DESKS, WORK BOXES, DRESSING CASES; FLUTINAS, ACCORDIONS, FIDDLES; GUNS, PISTOLS; MIRRORS, COMBS, BRUSHES, FANCY GOODS, TOYS. spectacles to suit all ages and sights. Clocks and Watches. P. D. RITCHIE, SHIP AND INSURANCE AGENT. AGENT FOR SIMPSON & POTTER, Salt Manufacturers, Runcorn and Liverpool. AGENT FOR PORT DINORWIC, BANGOR, and CARNARVON, &c, WELSH SLATES. Dundee, September, 1856. ROBERT GRAY, WINE AND SPIRIT - MERCHANT, 42 UNION* STREET, AS always on hand a supply of the best WINES, SPIRITS, H and MALT LIQUORS for family use. Allsopp's and Bass's Pale Ales. THE MONTROSE FOUNDRY COMPANY, manufacturers of cast-jron goods, steam-engines and boilers, ship tanks, weighing machines, cranes, ships' hearths, grates, &c

THEY beg to invite attention to their High Pressure Engines, which are simple in construction, inexpensive, and occupy little room. A number of these Engines have been erected in the surrounding country, and are much approved of. Montrose Foundry, 1856. ; ; ;; ;

MISCELLANEOUS. 265

G. H. & G. NICOLL, GENERAL & FURNISHING IRONMONGERS,

38 OVERGATE, DUNDEE,

RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT INSPECTION OP THEIR IMPKOVED KITCHEN EANGES,

Fitted to carry hot water to any part of the house IMPROVED AIR AND WATER JACKS;

With or without hot-air Chambers, in styles suitable for Bed- rooms, Dining or Drawing-rooms

REGISTERED FAMILY MANGLES, Equal to the Box Mangle, and occupying only one-fourth the space

PATENT LAUNDRY STOVES, The cleanest and most economical in use IRON BEDSTEADS AND CHAIRS ; FIRE-PROOF SAFES AND DEED BOXES; PATENT DAY-LIGHT REFLECTORS;

MODERATOR LAMPS, OIL WICKS, &c. ALSO,

A Well - Selected Stock of General Ironmongery.

Every description of Blacksmith and Tinsmith Work made to order. ;

266 ADVERTISING LIST. JOHN MURDOCH & SON, PLUMBERS, BRASSFOUNDERS, GASFITTERS, 'AND COPPERSMITHS.

BATHS, Water- Closets, Wash-hand Basins, Washing Tubs, Single and Double-Action Lift and Force Pumps, Hydraulic Rams, &c. We would particularly draw attention to the following articles : Our Improved 3-in. Lift- Pump for Gardens and Farm- Improved Portable Closet Night-Stool, yards ; also, our Water- or free from all liability to smell ; also, our Registered Pan Water- Closet, doing away with cistern, service- boxes, wires, and cranks and a new Improved Fire-Engine, for Factories, Farm-yards, and Gentlemen's Mansion-houses. SHIP PLUMBER WORK. We would call the attention of Shipowners, Shipbuilders, and Shipmasters, to our late improvements in Water-Closets, Tank-

pumps, Head- pumps, Ships' Bells, Side-lights, Ships' Fire-Engines ; and to our Patent Main-pumps for Ships, on an entirely new and improved plan, which have given the greatest satisfaction wherever used, from the ease in working and the great quantity of water discharged. GASFITTINGS. We have always on hand a large assortment of tne newest designs of Brass and Crystal Lustres, Pendants, Brackets, and Glass- moon Shades, and all the necessary articles used in Gas-fitting. N.B.—We would recommend the Gas Heater, manufactured by us, which is of great service in Nurseries and Sick-chambers, for heating water or cooking, without having the offensive smoke and smell of most others. BRASSFOUNDING.

Gas and Water Companies' Fire-Cocks ; Couplings and Fire- Plugs of every kind.

Engineers' and Millwrights' Brass Bushes ; Oil Cups ; Gauge, Boiler, and Grease Cocks made to order. Every kind of Brass Work required by Engineers, Machine- makers, Millwrights, Plumbers, Blacksmiths, and Coppersmiths, always on hand or made to order.

Works— 146 Overrate and Alberts Court, Netherg-ate N.B. —We remove from our present Sale-Room, 42 Reform Street, at Martinmas Term, 1856, to that Shop, 35 Nethergate, presently occupied by Mr Cowie, Painter, nearly opposite to '• Free St. Paul's." )

MISCELLANEOUS. 267 R. COWIE, PAINTER AND PAPER-HANGER, RESPECTFULLY intimates to his customers, that after Mar- tinmas first, the Entrance to his Shops will be from ALBERT COURT, R. C. having let the front part of his present premises to J. Murdoch & Son.

JOHN AUSTEN, OPTICIAN AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, «§T XXIII. NETHERGATE North side, Fourth Shop east of Tally Street, Dundee, EMBRACES this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to his numerous Friends and the Public for the patronage he has for many years received ; and, in soliciting a continuance of their favours, he begs to assure them that he continues to fit all ages and sights with SPECTACLES, FOLDERS, and EYE-GLASSES, with Eyes of BRAZILIAN PEBBLE or GLASS, accurately ground and carefullt tested, so as to secure not only distinct vision to the wearer, but preservation of the Sight, so often injured by the use of inferior or ill-selected Glasses. Also, Spectacles with Coloured Eyes, which, by neutralizing the heating and irritating tendency of all Artificial Light, are favourable to Weak Sights, and to those who write, sew, or otherwise use their eyes much at night. N.B.—All kinds of Spectacles Repaired or Fitted with New Eyes, carefully adapted to the focus of the wearer.

4^° ARTIFICIAL TEETH made upon approved principles. Decayed Teeth effectually stopped when not too far gone. STONES CUT and JEWELLERY of all kinds made to order. HAIR NEATLY SET. XXIII. NETHERGATE, North Side, Fourth Shop east of Tally Street, Dundee. JOHN FENWICK, MESSENGER -AT- A RMS, SHERIFF AND COMMISSARY OFFICER ( For the Counties of Forfar and Perth, JUSTICE OF PEACE OFFICER AND COLLECTOR OF OUTSTANDING DEBTS, 14 New Inn Entry, Dundee.

MISCELLANEOUS. 269

NOTICE OF REMOVAL AT MARTINMAS, 1856.

TO FAMILIES, PARTIES, &c. PETEE HERD, GINGER-BEER, LEMONADE, AND SODA-WATER MANUFACTURER,

5, YOUNG'S CLOSE, WEST PORT, WISHES to intimate that he will REMOVE his Working Plant at Martinmas first

TO.No. 8 WILKIE'S LANE, HAWKHILL,

Where he will continue to manufacture the above Branches, &c.

His far-famed name has gained success,

His virtuous labours have been blessed ; His toilsome hours still yielding pleasure, While people's favours are his treasure.

ORIGINAL CONUNDRUM. Why is a Bottle of Soda-Water like a Prisoner under a Death Warrant? Ans. (Because it is fettered with iron.)

All those who wish to live in peace of mind, And have reflections of a better kind, Will often find themselves refreshed and cheered To have another drink of Peter Herd,

N.B.—8 WILKIE'S LANE, HAWKHILL, Dundee,

Where orders will be punctually attended to, and will oblige, yours respectfully, ;

270 ADVERTISING LIST.

CONDENSED LIST OF GOODS FOR SALE BY ALBZAlsTDEB EIDD, At his Wholesale and Retail Ironmongery Warehouse, No. 18 OVERGATE, DUNDEE,

Apart from his large and varied assortment of

FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, CUTLERY, GRATES, FENDERS & FIRE-IRONS.

All kinds of BAR-IRON, HOOFS, SHEETS, STEEL, and FILES CART AXLES and PLOUGH BEAMS;

GRINDSTONES, ANVILS, VICES, TIN FLATES, &c.

Brass Jelly Pans Powder, Shot, Caps, &c. Thumb Blue "Wire Riddles Patent Fuse Prussian do. Bellows Powder - Flasks, Pouches, Fullers' Earth Coal Scoops and Gun Mounting Rottenstone, loose and In Cinder Shovels Wrights and Carpenters' packages Smoothing Irons Tools Corcus Box do. and Heaters Shoemakers' Furnishings, Bath Bricks Italian do. do. in great variety Polishing Paste Tailors' Irons Blacksmiths' Aprons Furniture Polish Coffee Mills Combs, Tapes, Threads, Rosin and Pitch Sand Boilers and Needles Burgundy Pitch Pots, Ovens, Frying-Pans, Pearl, Bone, & Zinc Buttons Oxycrocian and Girdles Hooks and Eyes, Hair Pins, Sal- Ammoniac Tinned Goblets Thimbles, Knitting Pins, Borax and Gum Round & Oval Pots Mixed and Paper Pins Epsom Salts and Senna „ Stew and Fish Pans Tape Wick Black Pepper „ Tea Kettles and Ball Cotton do. Black Sugar Glue Pots Chair Web Saltpetre Trays, Waiters, and Bread School Slates, Slate Pens, Carbonate of Soda Baskets and Pencils Washing Soda, Soft Soap Table, Dessert, and Tea Marbles, Balls, and Piries Tobacco Juice Spoons Watch Glasses, Keys, and Roll and Flour Sulphur Sugar Tongs Rings Lump Alum Toddy Ladles Fish Hooks and Gut Blacking Soup Dividers Emerv Patent Axle Grease Salt and Mustard Spoons „ Paper and Cloth Spanish Indigo Horn Spoons Glass Paper and Cloth Logwood, and all kinds of Egg do. and Cups Whale, Sperm, Rape, Lin- Dye Stuffs Tea and Coffee-Pots seed, and Boiled Oils Roman Vitriol, for Pickling Toddy Kettles Turpentine and Vitriol Wheat Sugar Nippers Naphtha Scythes and Hooks Nut Crackers Brushes, all sorts Hay and Chaffing Knives Candlesticks, Snuffers, Oil Paints, all colours Turnip Hoes, Dutch do. Trays, and Lamps Patent Dryer and Litharge Scythe Strakes and Stones Iron and Brass Chains Imperial Yellow, Ochre, Hook Stones Cattle Chains and every shade of Water Scythe Sneds, long & short Cart and Plough do. Colours, Glue, &c. Spades and Shovels Back Bands and Manger do. Lamp and Ivory Black Draining Tools Sheep Shears & Wool Cards Whiteing, Chalk, and Pipe Carpet Whisks Wheel Bands, Weavers' Clay Broom Handles Males Black Lead Saddlery Goods ——

MISCELLANEOUS. 271 JOHN DUNCAN, BOOKBINDER, PAPER-RULER, AND ACCOUNT-BOOK MAKER, 6 High Street, Dundee.

ACCOUNT-BOOKS of every description made of the best material, ruled, paged, and bound on the shortest possible notice, and warranted to withstand the hardest wear. BOOKBINDING in all its branches, Plain or Ornamental. E. F. DICKINSON & Co" C3 3Li C» TT MX IERS,

- XME A. JE£ E GLOVER AND

39 REFORM STREET, (OPPOSITE BANK OF SCOTLAND.)

§mkt Itational j&niriig Saimtgs $mtfe, 21 Reform Street. THE BANK IS OPEN— FOR TAKING IN MONEY On MONDAY and THURSDAY Mornings, from 9 to 10 o'clock; On WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Evenings, from 7 to 8

o'clock ; and On FRIDAY Afternoon, from 12 to 2 o'clock. FOR PAYING OUT MONEY On WEDNESDAY Evening, from 7 to 8 o'clock ; On THURSDAY Morning, from 9 to 10 o'clock; and On FRIDAY Afternoon, from 12 to 2 o'clock. &J" Deposits of One Shilling and upwards received. Amount of Deposits, 20th November, 1855, £79,217 11 9 Increase on Deposits during the year 8,819 18 6 Government Annuities from £4 to £30 may be purchased through this Bank. 272

INDEX TO ADVERTISING LIST.

Comnattus. PAGE PAGE Alliance British and Foreign Life North British Fire and Life Insur- and Fire Assurance Company . 230 ance Company .... 220 British Guarantee Association . 237 Northern Assurance Company . . 243 Caledonian Insurance Company. .222 Norwich Union Fire Insurance So- Colonial Life Assurance Company . 217 ciety 233 Defender Fire and Life Insurance Norwich Union Life Insurance So-

Co 239 ciety . . 233

Forfarshire and Perthshire Fire In- Royal Insurance Company . . . 234

surance Company . . . . 229 Scottish Provident Institution . 228 Insurance 219 Scottish Provincial Globe .... Assurance Co. . 223 Imperial Fire Insurance Company . 238 Scottish Sea Insurance Company . 238

Imperial Life Insurauce Company . 238 Standard Life Assurance Company . 225

Indisputable Life Policy Company . 241 Times Assurance Companies . . 231

Lancashire Insurance Company . 241 United Kingdom Life Assurance Co. 236 National Fire and Life Insurance Co. United Kingdom Temperance and

of Scotland . . . . .232 General Provident Institution . 224

frseellauecras. Arbroath Guide .... 256 Lothian, James, dentist 268 Austen, John, optician . . . 267 M'Gillivray, G. photographer . 250

Baillie, David, first-class teas . . 251 M'Kenzie, Lewis, coachbuilder 254

Brown, H., bookseller . . . 250 M'Naughtan, R., Royal Hotel . 259

Chalmers, C. D., bookseller, &c, Marquis's Perfumery . 252 (beginning of vol.) & Son, invisible peruke 248 Chalmers, C. D., fire-proof safes . 259 Martin & Meldrum, tobacconists 254 fishing-tackle . 261 Mathewson, William, tailor 257

Cowie, JR., painter . . . 267 Meldrum, Robert, umbrella-maker 260 Crichton, James, dyer . . . 254 Millar's Hat Factory ... 261

William, spiritdealer . 253 Mills, James, perfumer . . . 257

Dickinson, E. F., and Co., clothiers . 271 Montrose Foundry Co. . . . 264

Dowdy's Temperance Hotel* Stirling 246 Moon, Langlands, <& Co., drapers . 247 Duncan, John, bookbinder . . 271 Morris, David, basket-manufacturer 259 W. G. & James, grocers . 253 Murdoch, John, & Son, plumbers 266

Dundee Savings Bank . . .271 Nibbs, J. Sv, lamps, &c. . . . 251

Water Company . . 244 Nicoll, G. H. & G., ironmongers . 265

Eulenstein, Mr, German Lessons . 248 Paton & Walsh, gunmakers . . 259

Forfarshire Permanent Property In- Pullar, J., & Son, dyers . . 255

vestment Society . . . 258 Renton, W., & Co., Edinburgh,

Fenwick, John, messenger-at-arms . 267 marriage and foreign outfits . 246

Gray, J. & J., cabinet-warehouse 250 Ritchie, P. D„ agent . . .264 Robert, wine-merchant . . 264 Robertson, Mr J., pianoforte-tuner 253 Gilruth, Peter, jeweller . .264 Russell. A and Co. basket-warehouse 246

Hamilton & Hardie, druggists . . 246 Scott, George, ironmonger . . 248 Herd, Peter, ginger-beer manufacturer 269 Scrimgeour, John, family-victualler 253

Innes, James, saw-maker . . . 254 Sinclair, Alexander, jeweller , . 259

Ireland, basket-manufacturer . 255 Stewart, Robert, emigration agent 262

. Kelt, Alexander, watchmaker . 254 Watson , E ., painter, Broughty Ferry 252

Kerr, Peter, emigration-agent . 263 Wehrle, D., and Co., clocks . . 261 Kidd, Alexander, ironmonger . . 270 Wild, Francis Joseph, watchmaker 252

Laird, Wm. P., nursery and seeds- Wilson, James, dyer . . . 253 man 250 Wm. New Pianoforte Saloon 249

Lawson, Alexander, ironmonger . 257 W., jeweller >. , . 255 William, Royal Balmoral and Guthrie, music-sellers, Whisky 245 (end of vol)

Levy, M. A., Cosmocapeleion, {end Young and Brechin, bookbinders . 257 of vol.)

DUNDEE ! PRINTED BY C. D. CHALMERS, CASTLE STREET, TO THOSE WHO VALUE TIME AND MONEY.

NOTHING- is of greater importance to all parties, whatever their station may be, than a judicious selection of Becoming, Durable, and Fashionable Clothing, and where such can be obtained on reasonable terms ; to point out which and assist infixing the choice, at the sametime suiting the means of all parties, is the object of the Proprietor,

JL LEVY, 73 and 74 HIGH STREET, DUNDEE. QUALITY' FASHION, AND ECONOMY Are universally allowed as the most desirable combination, and OOSMOOAPBLEIOIT,these are to be met with at the

1 Where every article of Gentlemen's and Youths CLOTHING is warranted of Durable Materials, the Newest Designs of the Season's Fashions, Perfect and Superior Fitting Garments, and the Workmanship of such a Quality as to give unqualified satis-

faction ; and the Prices will be found by inspection exceedingly moderate, which will insure unbounded patronage and support. [Continued. M. A. LEVY, COSMOCAPELEION—Continued.

Having these objects in view, every consideration which fair and honourable dealings founded on honour can give, will be resorted to, and thus establish mutual confidence between buyer and seller. Every article is marked in plain figures, from which no abate- ment shall be made. Any Garment can be exchanged if not approved of after examination at home.

TOP-COATS in every shade, shape, and materials, from 16s to 60s DRESS COATS, West of England and Yorkshire Cloths, ...... „ 26s „ 52s WALKING COATS, in Milled, Plain, and Milton

Cloths ...... ,; 16s „ 46s SHOOTING COATS, in Tweed, Doeskin, and Milled Cloths, „ 15s „ 36s TROUSERS, in Tweeds, Doeskins, and Cassimeres, „ 8s 6d „ 24s WAISTCOATS, in Silk, Satin, Thibets, and Quiltings, ...... „ 2s 6d „ 18s

CORDUROY and MOLESKIN CLOTHING of every description. SHIRT-COLLARS, FRONTS, DRAWERS, HOSE, TIES, HANDKERCHIEFS and NECKERCHIEFS, STOCKS, GRA- VATS, MUFFLERS, GLOVES, BRACES, BELTS, CARPET BAGS, HAT CASES, &c. &c

FRENCH SATIN HATS, from 3s 9d to 15s BLACK & COLOURED CLOTH CAPS, 9d 3s 6d

WATERPROOF GARMENTS of every description.

TO CAPTAINS AND SEAMEN. Perfect, Durable, and Superior READY-MADE OUTFITS for all parts of the World. The Workmanship and Materials en- joy an indisputable pre-eminence, and the charges will be found (in comparison with other Houses) extremely moderate.

A. LEVY, [d c ii. i" x: Ij x: z oxer, 73 & 74 HIGH STREET, DUNDEE. PIANOFORTE & MUSIC SALOON, 16 REFORM STREET, DUNDEE. 1U"ESSRS WILSON & GUTHRIE have now much -L'J- pleasure in announcing the completion of the Catalogue for the

And that the same is now open to Subscribers. Messrs W. & G. have every confidence that from the care taken in selecting the Music for the Library, the same will be found in every way worthy of Membership. Catalogues will be supplied to Members free. Messrs W. & G.'s Stock of

P I A H" O P O DR, T M S , both NEW and SECOND-HAND,

Is at present very complete, some of the Second-hand having only been out on Hire for a few months. The Stock of MUSIC is very choice and large, and having en- tered into arrangements with various London Publishers, all New Music as it appears will be added.

___j>Messrs W. & G-. personally attend to tuning and regulating of :_— a in town and country. uitar, and other Musical Strings and Fittings of

>rtes taken in exchange at a fair valuation. 3-V-