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Wmm. MHi ABERDEEN CSTY LIBRARIES Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2011 with funding from National Library of Scotland http://www.archive.org/details/postofficebonacc184647uns : THE POST-OFFICE BON-ACCORD DIRECTORY. 1846-47- • ABERDEEN PRINTED FOR THE PROPRIETOR, BY WILLIAM BENNETT, And Sold by Hie Bookseller?, Letter Carriers, and all Postmasters hi Hie Counties of Aberdeen and BanlF. 1840'. 5 2S ,.,26 ®*» ' ^87 / CONTENTS, Kalendar ... VII. Bank of Scotland - - - 19 Stamp Duties xiii. British Linen Co. - - - 19 Window Duties xiv. Commercial Bank of Scotland - 20 Mail and Stage Coaches xv. National Bank.of Scotland - 20 Bank Holidays xvi. City of Glasgow Bank - - - 21 List of Carriers xvii. National Security Savings' Bank 21 Section I. Assurance Companies— MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS. Aberdeen Fire & Life Assurance Co. 22 Magistrates of Aberdeen North of Scotland Fire & Life The Guildry .... Assurance Co. ... 22 Incorporated Trades ... Bon-Accord Life & Fire Assurance Police Establishment Co. 22 Harbour ' - Agents for Insurance Companies - 23 Section II. Shipping Companies— LEGAL DEPARTMENT. Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co. - Courts of Law • Aberdeen, Leith, & Clyde Shipping Society of Advocates Co. Public Officers .... Aberdeen & Newcastle Steam Navi- Messengers-at-Arms gation Co. - Sheriff. Officers - Aberdeen & Newcastle - on - Tyne Traders - Section III. Aberdeen & Newcastle ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT. Aberdeen & Dundee »..-.-» Established Church - Churchyard Dues - Foreign Consuls Church-warden's Dues Athenaeum Reading Rooms Various Denominations Union Club Rooms - Aberdeen Reading Room Club Section IV. Aberdeen Shipping - REVENUE DEPARTMENT. List of Streets, Lanes, &c. " Post Office - - Arrivals and Despatches - DIRECTORY. Deliveries of Letters ... Aberdeen, (New) 30 Rates of Postage within the United Trades and Professions 145 Kingdom - Aberdeen, (Old) 168 Ship Letters .... Woodside ... 173 Foreign Rates of Postage Registration of Letters COUNTY DIRECTORY. Money Orders ... Aberchirder - - - - 177 Stamps and Taxes ... Aboyne ..... ]78 Excise - Alford ----- 179 Customs - Tullynessle and Forbes - 179 Leochel Cushnie - - 179 Section V. Auchmill - - - . - 180 commercial establishments, &c. Auchnagatt - - - - 180 Ballater ..... igi Banks— Ballindalloch - - . 181 Aberdeen Banking Co. Banchory - - - - 181 Aberdeen Town and County Bank - Strachan - - - 182 North of Scotland Banking Co, - Durris, (part) - - - 183 Banff - 183 Longside 208 j Oardetistown 188 Lumsden - - 208 "Whitehills 188 Macduff ... 209 Fennan 188 Maryculter ... - 210 King Edward, (part) 188 Banchory -Devenick 210 Gamrie 189 North Deeside Road - 210 Alvah 189 Methliclc - - -* 210 Boyndie 190 Mintlaw .... - 211 Blackburn 190 Monymusk ... 211 Newhills, (part) - 190 Mortlach .... - 212 Dyce 190 Dufftown 212 Kinnellar 190 Mossat .... - 212 Fintiay 190 Newburgh - - • 212 Skene, (part) 190 Foveran .... - 213 213 Blackhillock - 191 New Byth ... - 214 Braemar - 191 New Deer ... 214 Buckie - 191 Oldmeldrum ... Cluny ... 192 Bourtie ... - 215 215 Cortes . 192 Daviot (pan) Rathen 192 Tarves (part) - 215 215 Lonmay - 192 Peterhead ... - 221 Cornhill, (Banffshire) 193 Pitcaple .... Portsoy 222 Crathie - 193 ... Khynie r - 222 Cruden - 193 222 Oullen - 194 Clatt Deskford 194 G'abrach ... - 223 223 Findlater 194 Auchindoir Cumineston 195 Rosehearty ... - 223 Drumoak 195 Rothiemay - - - " 224 Echt ---.- 196 Skene .... - 224 224 Ellon ... 196 St. Fergus - Forgue ... 196 Crimond - 225 Fraserburgh 197 Stonehaven - . - i25 . 226 Fyvie ... 199 Strathdon - Strichen - - 230 Glenlivet - 199 Summerhill (New Machar) 226 Hillside (Bourtreebush) 200 - 227 Huntly ... 200 Tarland .... Tarves - - - - 227 Insch - 202 Thornton - - 228 Keith 203 203 Tomintoul ... 228 Fife-Keith Tomvoullan . - - - 229 Keith-hall (Inverury) 205 204 Udny .... 229 Kincardine O'Neil - - 230 Lumphanan 205 Whitehouse - Birse 205 King Edward 206 Kintore 207 233 Kcmnay 208 ADVERTISEMENTS KALENDAE FROM JULY, 1846, TO JULY, 1847 1 *% JLLi, ld4o. First Quarter, 1st, at 9/*. low. Night. I Last Quarter, 15th, at \h. 15m. After. Full Moon, 8th, at 1 1 A. 2m. Night. | New Moon, 23d, at lh. 54m. Morn. First Quarter, 31st, at 10/*. 54m. Morn. DAYS. REMARKABLE DAYS. SUN. TIDES. w. in. rises sets morn. even. W 1 3/ill 8A55 5A53m 6/i\9m Th 2 Battle of Alford, 1645 3 12 8 55 6 46 7 19 Fr 3 Dog Days begin 3 13 8 55 7 53 8 26 Sat 4 St. Martin Bouillant 3 14 8 54 9 9 30 S 5 4th Sunday after Trinity 3 15 8 53 9 59 10 28 M 6 3 15 8 52 10 56 11 20 Tu 7 Thomas a Becket 3 16 8 51 11 44 W 8 Watch fast, 4 rain. 39 sec. 3 17 8 50 18 34 Th 9 Edmund Burke d. 1797 3 19 8 49 58 1 22 10 Calvin b. Fr 1509 3 20 8 49 1 45 2 8 Sat 11 3 21 5 48 2 32 2 56 S 12 5tb Sunday after Trinity 3 23 8 46 3 22 3 48 M 13 3 25 8 44 4 14 4 39 Tu 14 Conven. of Royal Burghs meet 3 27 8 43 5 7 5 35 W 15 St. Swithin, 862 3 29 8 42 6 3 6 31 Th 16 3 30 8 41 7 4 7 36 Fr 17 Reform Bill passed, 1832 3 31 8 40 8 12 8 47 Sat 18 Court of Session rises 3 33 8 38 9 20 9 55 S 19 6th Sunday after Trinity 3 34 8 37 10 25 10 57 M 20 3 36 8 35 11 20 11 44 Tu 21 Robert Burns d. 1796 3 37 8 34 6 W 22 Watch fast 6 min. 6 sec. 3 39 8 32 29 48 Th 23 3 41 8 30 1 6 1 25 Fr 24 Battle of Harlaw, 1411 3 43 8 28 1 43 1 58 Sat 25 St. James 3 44 8 27 2 13 2 30 S 26 7th Sunday after Trinity 3 46 8 25 2 47 3 2 M 27 3 48 8 23 3 18 3 36 Tu fast, 28 Watch 6 min. 12 sec. 3 50 8 21 3 54 4 12 29 W Paris Three Days, 1830 3 52 8 19 4 30 4 51 Th 30 Greenwich Hospital foun. 1696 3 54 8 17 5 13 5 36 Fr 31 3 56 8 15 6 6 30 AUGUST, 1846. Full Moon, 7th, at 5k. 51m. Morn. I New Moon, 21st, at 11*. 17m. Night, Last Quarter, 13th, at 10/?. 43m. Night. | First Quarter, 29th, at 10A. 10m. Night. DAYS. REMARKABLE DAYS. SUN. w. m. rises sets morn. even. Sat 1 Lammas Day. — Battle of the 3A5S 8/H3 7 A \m 7/*37w S 2 8th Sun. af. Trinity [Nile, 1798 4 8 11 8 14 8 49 M 3 James II. killed, 14C0 8 9 9 25 9 5S Tu 4 8 7 10 31 10 59 W 5 Gowrie Conspiracy, 1600 8 5 11 25 11 53 Th 6 5. Prince Alfred b. 1844 8 S 20 Fr 7 8 1 44 1 7 Sat 8 G. Canning d. 1S27 58 1 31 1 54 S 9 9th Sunday after Trinily 56 2 17 2 39 M 10 53 3 2 3 24 Tu 11 Dog Days end 4 IS 51 3 48 4 12 W 12 Grouse & Ptarmig. Shoot, begin 4 20 4;i 4 38 5 4 Th 13 Lammas Day, O. S. 4 22 47 5 31 5 58 Fr 14 4 24 44 6 29 7 Sat 15 Sir W. Scott b. 1771 4 26 41 7 37 8 14 S 16 10th Sunday after Trinity 4 28 39 8 52 9 30 M 17 Duchess of Kent b. 1786 4 30 37 10 4 10 38 Tu 18 4 33 7 34 11 5 11 30 W 19 4 35 7 31 11 51 Th 20 Black Game Shooting begins 4 37 7 29 12 30 Fr •21 4 39 7 26 48 1 4 Sat 22 4 41 7 24 1 20 1 35 S 23 11th Sunday after Trinity 4 43 7 21 1 49 2 4 M 24 23. Sir W. Wallace behead. 1305 4 45 2 19 2 35 Tu 25 J. Watt d. 1819 [St. Bartholomew 4 47 2 51 3 7 W 26 Prince Albert b. 1819 4 49 3 26 3 43 Th 27 4 51 4 19 Fr 28 4 53 5 2 Sat 29 John Locke b. 1632 4 55 5 56 S 30 12th Sunday after Trinity 4 58 7 M 31 5 S 18 . SEPTEMBER, 18M. Vi. Full Mfini, 5th, at 1ft. 7m. After. I New Moon, 20Ui, at 25m. Afterj First Quarter, 28th, at ~ih. 18m. Morn_ Last Quarter, 12th, at lift. 34m Morn. | DAY3. REMARKABLE DAYS. SUN. T1DE3. Wt m. rises sets morn even,. 5ft 2 6ft59 9ft 2ot 9A39m Tu 1 Partridge Shooting begins W 2 5 3 6 56 10 16 10 44 Th 3 Cromwell d. 1058 5 5 6 5i 11 13 11 40 Fr 4 5 7 6 50 — — 6 5 10 50 Sat 5 Watch slow 1 mill 21 sec. 6 48 28 3 6 13th Sunday after Trinity 5 12 6 46 1 13 1 35 M 7 Porteous Mob, 1736 5 15 6 43 1 56 2 16 Tu 8 5 17 6 40 2 37 2 58 W 9 Battle of Flodden, 1513 5 19 6 37 3 21 3 44 5 20 34 4 4 32 Th 1 6 8 Fr 11 5 22 6 32 4 5S 5 24 Sat 12 Battle of Aberdeen, 1044 5 24 6 29 5 52 6 20 s 13 14tb Sunday after Triuity 5 26 6 26 6 56 7 33 23 58 M 14 13. Salmon Fishing ends 5 28 6 8 15 8 Tu 15 5 30 6 20 9 33 10 8 32 11 6 W 16 Watch slow 5 rain. 18 sec. 5 6 17 10 37 Th 17 5 34 6 14 11 27 11 48 Fr 18 5 36 6 11 — — 6 Sat 19 21.
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    Name / Organisation Issue Mr Ian Adams Climate change Policy C1 Using resources in buildings Mr Ian Adams Shaping Formartine Newburgh Mr Iain Adams Natural Heritage and Landscape Policy E2 Landscape Mr Ian Adams Shaping Formartine Newburgh Mr Michael Adams Natural Heritage and Landscape Policy E2 Landscape Ms Melissa Adams Shaping Marr Banchory Ms Faye‐Marie Adams Shaping Garioch Blackburn Mr Iain Adams Shaping Marr Banchory Michael Adams Natural Heritage and Landscape Policy E2 Landscape Ms Melissa Adams Natural Heritage and Landscape Policy E2 Landscape Mr Michael Adams Shaping Marr Banchory Mr John Agnew Shaping Kincardine and Mearns Stonehaven Mr John Agnew Shaping Kincardine and Mearns Stonehaven Ms Ruth Allan Shaping Banff and Buchan Cairnbulg and Inverallochy Ruth Allan Shaping Banff and Buchan Cairnbulg and Inverallochy Mrs Susannah Almeida Shaping Banff and Buchan Banff Ms Linda Alves Shaping Buchan Hatton Mrs Michelle Anderson Shaping Kincardine and Mearns Luthermuir Mr Murdoch Anderson Shaping Kincardine and Mearns Luthermuir Mrs Janette Anderson Shaping Kincardine and Mearns Luthermuir Miss Hazel Anderson Shaping Kincardine and Mearns Luthermuir J Angus Shaping Banff and Buchan Cairnbulg and Inverallochy Mrs Eeva‐Kaisa Arter Shaping Kincardine and Mearns Mill of Uras Mrs Eeva‐Kaisa Arter Shaping Kincardine and Mearns Mill of Uras Mr Robert Bain Shaping Garioch Kemnay K Baird Shaping Banff and Buchan Cairnbulg and Inverallochy Rachel Banks Shaping Formartine Balmedie Mrs Valerie Banks Shaping Formartine Balmedie Valerie Banks