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http://www.archive.org/details/watsonsdirectory187071uns WATSON'S DIRECTORY

FOR PAISLEY,

TCEl^TKSVr, JOHITSTOKE, ELDEBSLIE,

LmWOOD, QOARRELTON, THORNHILL,

BAL.ACL.AV A, AND INKERMANN,

FOR THU YEAR 1870-71.

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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY WM. B. WATSON, AT THE "PAlSLtY HERALD'^ OFFICE, WATERLOO PLACE, GILMOUR STREET.

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Paisley Street Guide 7 Curriers and Belt Makers . 138

PAISLEY DIRECTORY ... 13 Distillers . 138

Drapers and Silk Mercers .. . 138

TRADES AND PROFESSIONS Dressmakers and Milliners .. . 139

Accountants "l21 Druggists and Chemists . I4i

Agents and Commission Agents 121 Drysalters . 142

Architects and Land Surveyors 122 Dyers . 142

Auctioneers and Appraisers .. 122 Embroiderers . 143

Bakers 122 Engineers (consulting) . 143 Bankers 124 Engineers and Machine Makers 143

Rill Posters 124 Fire Clay Manufacturers . 144

Bleachers, Shawl Washers, &c 124 Fishmongers and Poulterers .. . 144

Bookbinders 124 Fleshers . 144

Booksellers and Stationers ... 125 Funeral Undertakers . 145

Boot and Shoemakers . 125 Furnished Lodging-House

Brassfounders ... 127 Keepers ... . 146

Brewers 127 Furnishers . 146

Brickmakers and brickbuilders 127 Furniture Dealers . 147

Brush and Basket Dealers ... 128 Gardeners . 147

Cabinetmakers 128 Glaziers . 148

Calenderers and Finishers 128 Grain Merchants . 148 ... Calico and Shawl Printers 129 Grocers and Victuallers . 149 129 Candlemakers Hair Dressers . 154

Card and Print Cutters 129 Ham Curers . 155

Carpet Manufacturers... 129 Hatters... . 155

Garters 130 Hosiers . 155

Chemical \\''orks 130 House Factors . 156

Chimney Sweeps 130 Inn and Hotel keepers... . 156 China Merchants 130 -Ironfounders 156 ...... Clerg3'men ... 131 Iron Merchants . 157

Cloth Merchants and Agents Ironmongers . 157

fordo 132 Jacquard Machine Makers .. . 157

Cloth Merchants and Woollen Ladies' Nurses . 157 Drapers 132 Law Agent . 157

Coach and Van Builders . ... 132 lieather Merchants . 157 Coach Hirers 132 Lithographers and Engravers 158 Coal Masters 133 Manufacturers of Shawls, &c. 158

Coal Merchants and Dealers ... 133 of Blacking . 160 of Coffee Houses and Hotels Corn Flour . 160

(Temperance) 133 of Curled Hair . 160

Confectioners and Fruiterers... 134 of Machinery Belts . 160 Contractors 13.^ of Muslin .160

Coopers 136 of Oil and Glycerine . 160 of Corkcutters ... 136 Sewed Muslin . 160 of Cotton Spinners 136 Starch . 161

Cowfeeders ,. 136 of Thread ... . 16.1 CONTENTS.

Page Page Masons and Builders 161 Watch and Clock Makers, and Measurers ... 162 Jewellers ...... 176. Medical Practitioners 162 Weavers' Furnishers ...... 176 Messenger-at-Arms 162 Wine and Spirit Merchants ... 177 Metal Eefiners 163 Wood Merchants 182 Midwives ...... 163 Wood Turners 183 Millers ...... 163 Wrights and Jainers 183 Missionaries ...... 163 Writers 184 Nailers 164 Yarn and Silk Merchants ... 185 Nurserymen and Florists ... 164 Painters and Paperhangers ... 164 APPENDIX—PAISLEY. Pattern Drawers ...... 164 Asylums...... 214 Paper Eulers 165 Banks 217

Pawnbrokers ...... 165 Bank Holidays 219 Photographers 165 Bowling Clubs 241 Plasterers 165 Burying Grounds ...... 224 Plumbers, Tinsmiths, and Cop- Canal Company ...... 223 persmiths 166 Carriers' Quarters 224

Potato Merchants 166 Church Officers ... 210 Power-loom Cloth Factories ... 166 Commissioners—Gas 251 Printers (Letter-press) ... 167 „ Assessed Tax 204 ... Kivet and Bolt Maker 167 ,, Income Tax 203 Eopespinners 167 „ Police 196 Eupture, Truss, and Bandage Supply 201 Makers 167 Water 194

Saddlers and Harness Counting-HoHse Calendar .... 252

Makers ...... 167 Courts—Burgh ...... 208

. ... 167 207 Sculptors ... . „ Commissary ... Seed Merchants 168 „ Justice of Peace ... 204 Shawl Merchants 168 „ Sheriff 208 Sbawl and Muslin Cutters ... 168 Sheriff Small Debt ... 208 Sheriff Officers 168 Churches 210

Shipbuilders ...... 168 Clergymen ...... 210

Singers ,...... 168 Curling Clubs 245 Slaters ... 169 Cricket Clubs ...... 243 Smiths and Farriers ...... 169 Dues—Eiver 200 Soap Manufacturers 169 Town ...... 19.9 Starcher and Wool Sizer ... 170 District Board of Lunacy ... 206

Surgeon-Dentists ...... 170 Fire Brigades ...... 228

Tailors and Clothiers ... 170 Pairs 200

Tanner 171 Fast Days ...... 200 Teachers ...... 171 Faculty of Procurators ... 20&

Dancing ...... 173 Gravediggers ...... 224

Drawing ... 174 Infirmary ... ,,, ... 213

Music ...... 174 Inland Eevenue ...... 227 Tobacconists ...... 174 Inspectors of Weights and Mea-

Tobacco Pipe Manufacturers ... 174 sures ...... 204

Umbrella Manufacturers ... 174 Insurance Offices and Agents 220

Upholsterers 175 Justices of the Peace ...... 207

Valuators 175 Justice of Peace Constables ... 209 Veterinary Surgeons 175 Leaders of Psalmody 210

Warpers ...... 175 Lieutenancy ...... 203

Waste Merchants ...... 175 Magistrates and Town Council 19S CONTENTS.

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Mason Lodges ...... 242 JOHNSTONE DIRECTORY 264 Omnibus Traffic 228 Assembly Rooms 279 Paisley Cemetery Company ... 212 Banks 278 Parochial Boards 214 Bowling Club 280 Parliamentary Boundaries ... 197 Canal Company ...... 281 Parliamentary Constituency ... 216 Carriers' Quarters 281 Police Assessment 197 Church Officers 280 Police— Burgh 196 Coal Agents 282 County ...... 207 Commissioners of Police ... 278

Police (County), Committee ... 208 Curling Clubs 282 Post Office 225 Fairs and Fasts 284 Postal Regulations 226 Fire Brigade 279 Public Offices, &c 222 Gas Company 284 Railway Companies ...... 223 Grave Digger and Town Reading Rooms 229-234 Crier 280 Registrars of Births, &c. ... 221 Insurance Offices and Agents 279 Religious Denominations ... 210 Inland Revenue 280 Renfrewshire Militia 228 Justices of the Peace ... 278

Renfrewshire Prison Board ... 205 Medical Practitioners ... 279

Rifle Volunteer Officers .. 212 Mills 281

Schools and Teachers ...... 230 Ministers ... 279 Societies, &c 235-244-246 Police 280 Sheriff Officers 209 Post Office 280

Table of Distances ... 186 Precentors 280 Town Officers 216 Reading Rooms 279 Trustees—Abbey Road ... 251 Schools ... 28J „ Burgh 195 Session Clerk and Registrar 280

,, Cart Navigation ... 195 Societies, &c. 282 Valuation of Burgh ... .^. 216 Volunteer Officers, &c 280 Writers 279 RENFREW DIRECTORY ... 253 Churches 263 ELDERSLIE DIRECTORY 285

Constituency ... 263 Churches and Schools ... 285

Conveyances...... 262 Post Office 285 Fairs 262 Cricket Club 285

Inns and Hotels .. ... 262 Insurance Agents 262 THORN HILL DIRECTORY 287

Justices of the Peace ... 260 Magistrates and Councillors 260 QUARRELTON DIRECTORY288

Parochial Board ...... 261 Population 263 BALACLAVA DIRECTORY 288 Post Office 261 Public Offices, &c 261 INKERMANN DIRECTORY 289

Sacraments ...... 263 Post Office, &c 289 Schools 262 Societies ... 261 LINWOOD DIRECTORY ... 290 Surgeons 261 Church and School 291

Writers ... 261 Post Office ... 29L TEE TANNAHILL CLUB. Instituted 3d June, 1858. J. S. Mitchell, Chairman. Provost Murray,. Croupier.. | James J. Lamb, H,on. Secretary. James Reid, Secretary.. :

ADVERTISEMENTS.

WILLIAM MACIMTYEE, Jim.. STATIONER, 6 HIGH STREET, CROSS, PAISLEY, AGENT POR THE YOEKSHIRE FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE

87 HIGH STREET and 9 CHURCHIIILL.

HAXn, "WOOL, AND STBA"^ MATTRESSES. PRICES MODERATE. WORKSHOP-8 CHURCHHIL.L. JAMES HUTCHESON,

3 GLEN LANE (West Side Cottage), PAISLEY, and 92 WEST BRIDGE-END, DUMBARTON.

GOUHTY PIEE OFFICE,

SCOTTISH B R A F C II t5 GEOK45E STKEET, El>IMBUIlCiM. AGENT AT PAISLEY— JAMES B. M'QALLAIT, 99 HIGH STREET. PAISLEY STREET GUIDE

ABBEY close, from 18 Smithhills Burn lane, south side of Maxwellton to Abbey street to Candren Burn Abbey street, from Abbey close to Burn row, from Gordon's lane to Thread street river Abercorn Buildings, 21 Gauze street Abercorn street, north end of West CALEDONIA st., from St. James Croft to Hamilton street street northward Albion St., west side of 25 Love st. Calside, south-west from head of Causeyside to Stock street Back Sneddon, north side of 2 Old Campbell street (South), from 8 Sneddon Neilston street to Espedair Burn Bank street, south side of 22 Gauze Campbell street (West), north of 53 street to Mill street Broomlands Barclay st., south side of 15 George Camphill, south side of 32 Canal street to Canal street street Barracks (Foot), north side of Wil- Canal street, west side of 86 Cau- liamsburgh seyside street to Roiston square Barracks (Militia Staff), south side Carbrook street, from north side of of Williamsburgh 53 Broomlands to West Campbell Barrhead road, east from Blackball street buildings Carlile lane, east side of 85 New BaiT street, south side of 20 George Sneddon to river sti-eet to Canal street Carlile place, east side of New Sned- Barterholm, east side of Lylesland don, opposite Wallace street Bath place, Seedhill Cart lane, east side of 80 New Blackball buildings, from Lonend to Sneddon to river Canal Bridge Cart street, from Thread street to Blacklaw lane, west side of 18 New Seedhill Sneddon to Back Sneddon Cartvale lane, from Cartvale House Blackland place, east side of Calside to New Sneddon Blackstoun road, west from Green- Carriagehill, from Dovesland south- hill ward Bladda, north of Saucel Carriagehill (High), west of Orr Brabloch, east side of Renfrew road Town Biick lane, from South Croft to Carriagehill factory, west of Car- North Croft riagehill Bridge lane, south side of Maxwell- Castlehead, north side of Crow road, ton to Canal Bridge approach by west end of Canal st. Bridge street (Burgh), from Abbey Castle street, west end of AVellmea- Bridge to Orchard street dew to George street Bridge street (New Town), from 20 Causeyside, from foot of St. Mirren Abbey street to Abbey Bridge street to Calside Broomlands, west end of Wellmea- Cawthorne court, east side of Orr dow to Ferguslie street (off Orr square) Brown's lane, west side of 97 Cau- Chain road, West Toll side to George place Charleston, by Lylesland westward Buchanan street (East), north side Christie buildings, High street west of Inkle street to Greenlaw street end of Old Bridge Buchanan street (West), south side Christie lane, east side of 93 New of 28 George street to Canal st. Sneddon to the Quay PAISLEY STREET GUIDE.

Christie street, south of Garthland Forbes place, from 10 Causeyside street to Water brae (Burgh) Churhchill, north side of 87 Higli street to Oakshaw street GARTHLAND lane, north side of Clark's place, 8eedhill Garthland street CoUinslee, from Carriagehill to Garthland place, east end of Garth- Potterhill land street, opposite Christie st Commercial Court, 112 Causeyside, Garthland street, from east end of west side Gauze street to Williamsburgh Cotton street, south side of 23 Gas Work, north-west of foot of Gauze street to Abbey street Well street County buildings, Gilmour street Gateside, east side of road leading County place, from Gilmour street to Renfrew to Moss street Gauze street, from Smithhills street Cowieston, foot of Maxwellton st. to Garthland street Croft (East), from Wallneuk to George place, east end of George Renfrew road street to Brown's lane Croft (North), from Greenlaw street George street, west side of 96 Cau- to Newton Quay seyside to Broomlands Croft (South), east end of Sneddon Gilmuur street, from High street Bridge to Wallneuk (Cross) north to New Sneddon Croft (West), from 16. New Smith- Glasgow road, begins at Bast Toll hills to Abercorn street Glen street, west side of Love st. Crossflat, south side of Garthland to Caledonia street street Glen lane, north side of 2.9 St. Cross street, 29 Castle street to 5 James street to Glen street Queen street Gordon's lane, east side of 32 Cau- Grow road, Calside to Maxwellton seyside to Burn row Cumberland Court, 110 Causeyside Greenhill, north-west side of Un- derwood street DOVESLAND, from Lylesland to Greenlaw, north of Garthland street Carriagehill Greenlaw street, east end of North Duke street, south side of Rowan Croft eastward street Greenock road, continuation of Dyers' wynd, east side of 48 Moss Caledonia street street to river HAMILTON place, 78 New Sneddon Hamilton street (Great), (by Cal- EARL Grey place, Lylesland side) east side of Calside by Doves- Espedair street, from 56 Causeyside land southward Hamilton street, west side of; Ren- frew street to river road, near Colinslee FALSIDE. Harbour lane, east side of 92 New westward Sneddon to Quay Ferguslie, west end of Broomlands Harbour (New), Carlile place to Millarston Highland lane, south side of South of), west end Ferguslie (Back Row Croft of Maxwellton to West lane of High street, west end of Old Bridge Ferguslie to Wellmeadow Ferguslie East lane, south of 41 Hospital lane, west side of 6 New Broomlands to Maxwellton Sneddon to Back Sneddon Ferguslie Mid lane, 7 Ferguslie to Hunter street, west side of 22 Moss Maxwellton street Ferguslie walk, 42 Broomlands Ferguslie West lane, 2 Ferguslie INCH IN NAN road, continuation to Coats' Thread Works of Love street PAISLEY STREET GUIDE.

Inkle street, from Lawn street, Millar street, east side of Mill to east end of Gauze street street Mill street, east end of Gauze st. to Seedhill JOHNSTONE road, begins at West Moncrieff street, east side of 71 Toll Love street to Back Sneddon John street, north side of 72 Moss from to Broomlands street, Cross Steeple Old Sneddon KILNCHOFT lane, east side of street, west side of Ren- Carriagehill NIDDRY frew street to river King street, from Saucel to Canal Neil street, from Cowieston to King street, north side of 76 Broom- Canal Bridge lands, opposite to Queen street Neilston street (Burgh), from head Knox street, from 4-7 Broomlands of Causeyside to Lylesland to West Campbell street Neilston street (by Calside), east side of Calside High st. LADY lane, west end of Nethercommon, from Love street to Canal street northward street, head of st. Lawn Gauze New Smithhills, north side of i to Wallneuk Smithhills to West Croft west side of 110 Laigh Kirk lane, New Sneddon, north side of Old Causeyside Sneddon to Cartvale Lonend, from Saucel to Blackball New street, south side of 28 High Buildings street to Causeyside street, St. James place Love from Newlon street, from Cowieston to Nethercommon westward to Maxwellton Lowndes' lane, east side of 78 New North street, east side of Love st. the river Sneddon to to Back Sneddon Lylesland, from Neilston street to Carriagehill OAKSHAW street, from head of street, west side of llen- Lynedoch School wynd to the John Neil- frew street to river son Institution Oakshawhead, north of the John MACDOWALL street, west side Neilson Institution, by Oakshaw of Caledonia street westward street M'Farlane's lane, north side of Old Sneddon, foot of Moss street to North Croft to Niddry street Sneddon Bridge M'Leod's buildings (Smithhills), Orchard street, east side of 18 Cau- east end of Old Bridge seyside to Gordon's lane Marshall's lane, north side of Or- Orr square, north side of 81 High chard street to river street Mary street, west side of Carriage- Orr street, north side of 81 High hill street to Oakshaw street Maxwell street, east side of Love Orr street (South), from Neilston street to Back Sneddon street to Espedair street Maxwellton, east of Ferguslie, Orr Town, south side of Mary st. Back row Maxwellton street, south side of 13 PARK place, east side of Calside Broomlands to Cowieston Potterhill, southward of Oarriage-. Meeting House lane, west side of hill 14 Moss street to Oakshaw street Prince's street, north side of Under- Middle lane, west side of 11 New wood street Sneddon to Back Sneddon Prussia street, east side of 25 Cau- Millarston, west end of Ferguslie seyside to Gordon's lane 10 PAISLEY STREET GUIDE.

QUAY lane, east side of 88 New TERRACE Buildings, 109 High Sneddon to Quay street, and fronting River, west Queen street, south side of 7 end of Old Bridge Broomlands to George street Thomas street, north side of 36 Ferguslie RALSTON square, south side of 50 Thread street, from Bank street to George street Cart street Eenfrew road, continuation of Ren- Twigi^'s lane, north side of 62 New frew street Sneddon to river Eenfrew street, north end of East Croft to Gateside UNDERWOOD lane, from 21 Well Rowan street, east side of Lylesland street eastward Underwood street, from St. James SANDHOLES, head of Well street street to foot of Well street to King street Union street, north side of Under- Saucel, east end of Gordon's lane to wood street Lonend Union street, south side of Stock School wynd, west side of 6 Moss street street to Oakshaw street Seedhill, from Cart street eastward VICTORIA place. Lady lane Shuttle street, south side of 30 New street to Brown's lane WALLACE street, east side of 50 Silk street, east side of Lawn street Love street to Carlile place to Gauze street Wallneuk, north end of Lawn street Sir Michael street, south side of 24 to East Croft street George street to Canal street Wardrop St., south side of George Smith's lane, north-east side of 72 street to Canal street New Sneddon to river Water brae (Burgh), foot of St. Smith street, from Stock street to Mirren street to river Neilston street (Calside) Water brae (I'^ew Town), west side Smithhills, from east end of Old of 4 New Smithhills to river Bridge to Gauze street Water lane, south side of Maxwell- Snodgrass' lane, Seedhill ton Stevenson street, head of 63 Cau- Waterloo place, 2 Gilmour street seyside (west side) Wellington place. Caledonia street Slirling street, west side of Calside Wellington street, west side of St. James place, from foot of Mess Caledonia street street to Love street Wellmeadow, west end of High st. St. James street, from Love street to to Broomlands Underwood street Well street, north side of 27 Well- Stock street, west side of Lylesland meadow street to Calside West brae, north side of 31 Well- Stcney Brae, from Oakshaw street meadow to Oakshaw street to St. James street West st, south side of 20 Broom- Storie street, south side of 37 High lands to Newton street street to Canal street Williamsburgh, east end of Garth- Stow place, foot of Storie street to land street to East Toll Bar Stow street Wilham street, north side of 68 Stow street, west side of 80 Causey- Broomlands side to Stow place Wilson's place, from Seedhill Mill to St. Mirren street, from Cross to Clark's place Cau.seyside ADVERTISEMENTS, MUM BEOWI L Sei MANUFACTURE AT THE FERGUSLIE FIRE CLAY WORKS, PAISLEY, l^'iRE B-'ICKS, including White Pac- Stable Bricks. ing Fire Bricks of Every Design. Finials. Glazed Sewer Pipes, with the Channel Blocks. Usual Socket Joints, and accord- Inyerted Sewer Blocks. ing to Jennings' Patent. Ridge Tiles, Plain and Ornamental, White Enamelled Fire Bricks. Flooring Tiles— Hexagon, Octa- Do. Do. Tiles for gon, and Square. Lining Walls. Flue Covers, of all Sizes. Ornamental Chimney Cans. Gas Retorts. Vent Linings and Oncomings. Cattle Troughs, of all Sizes. Joist Shields. Horse Mangers. Balusters. Flower Vases and Stands. Wall Coping. Ground Fire Clay. Ornamental Rybats,

They also Manufacture at the CALEDONIA AKD SHORTROOSS

BilCK « DRAIN PIPE 1^ TILE WORKS, PAISLEY, DRAIN PIPES FOR FIELD DRAINAGE, from One-and-a-half Incli Bore and upwards. COLLARS FOIt DRAIN PIPES. OPEN OR HORSE-SHOE DRAIN TILES, of the Various Sizes. ROOFING TILES. MACHINE-MADE RED BUILDING BRICKS.

The G-cods WanibfaGtured, at these W'or'ks are all of the best Quality. (Prioee for delivery at the "W or'ks, or on 'Qoard of Vessels and I^aiVway Q^ruaks at (Paisley, will be given on application, along with any other information that may be zuanted. Ferguslie Fire Clay Works, and Caledonia andShortroods Brick and Drain Tile Works, Paisley, 1870. ADVERTISEMENTS. JOHN MUIR, ACCOUNTANT, ^$\m iuUt, mi §mmmu $^pnt, 23 MOSS STREET,

SBQTJESTHATIONS, TRITST DBBDS^ 1PRIVATE ARRANGEMENTS WITH CREDITORS, BOOKS BALANCED^ DEBTS RECOVERED, MONIES INVESTED, PARTNERSHIPS NEGOTIATED, PROPERTIES SOLD, LET, AND RENTS COLLECTED, IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.

AGENT FOR

piwr|j00l Mil g;0ii[|0i mi i FIIEIE A^D LIFE HTSITHAITCE OFFICE, AND THE

ASSURANCE OFFICE.

Gentlemen In Situations of Trust, requiring to give

Bonds of Security, will find the Premiums Moderate ; and, when joined with Life Insurance, the Guarantee Premiums are considerably reduced.

.JT.S'—'^he EUIfO(PEJ:JT is the Only Booiety author rised by (Parliament to Guarantee the Fidelity

of Government Officials, GENERAL DIRECTORY FOR PAISLEY.

1870-71.

ABBEY CHURCH, 16 Smithhills-^erected in the year 1160 —keys to be had at James Murray's, church officer, 12 Abbey close. Abbey Asylum, Crow road, Calside—C. W. Laing, superintendent Abbey Parish Poorhouse, Crow road, Calside— C. W. Laing, governor—Eobert Robertson, inspector Abbey Poor-rates office, 22 Smithhills—Robert Oliver, collector Abbey Sounding Aisle, 9 Abbey close—James Murray, 12 Abbey close, keeper Abercorn Foundry Company, iron-founders. North Croft Abercrombie & Craig, engineers, millwrights, and machine makers. Lady Lane Works Abercrombie, Robert, of Abercrombie & Craig, Castlehead Abercrombie, William, agent, Union Bank of Scotland, 3 Gilmour street—residence, Union Bank of Scotland —^house, 2 Dyers' wynd Adam, Alexander, chimney sweep, 14 Smithhills Adam, James, flesher, 20 Causeyside Adam, James, jun., at James Adam & Son's, agent for the London and General Plate Glass Insurance Company, 7 Gilmour street Adam, James, of James Adam & Son, 16 Moss street B »

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Adam, James, & Sohj glass merchants, glaziers, emLossers^ gilders, and ortiatnental workers on glass, 7 Gilmoiir st. Adam, James, Town Chamberlain, County huildings^^- housBj 77 High street Adam, James, farmer, West Barnhill Adam, John, medical galvanist and druggist, 56 High street and 67 Broomlands—^house, 67 Broomlands Adam; John R., of M'Creadie & Adam, 26 Orchatd street Adam, Miss, crape and feathers dressed, furs cleaned and repaired, 11 Old Smithhills Adam, Mrs, furnisher, 38 Moss street Adam, Mrs, green grocer, 23 Gauze street—lioUse, 82 Cotton street Adam, Robert, grocer, 15 Old Smithhills—'house, 10 Back Sneddon Adam, Robert, wine and spirit merchant; Turf Tavern, 8 Orchard street Adam, Robert, weaver, 1 Renfrew street Adam, William, gtocer and spirit dealer^ 51 Caledonia st^ Adam, William, warper, 27 Canal street Adams, James, boot and shoemaker, 55 Causeyside— house, 8 Cairia^^ehill— (See advertisement) Adamson, Andrew, 55 Broomlands Adelphi Cotton Spinning Mill, 78 New Sneddon Agnew, H. C, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 49 High street—workshop, 62 do, Aikman, J. & G., shawl-washers, scourers, aftd finishers,, Cumberland Works, Cumberland place -— house, Camphill Aird, John, gardener, 3 Albion street Aitken, Elizabeth, of Coats & Aitken, 9 Castle street Aitken, James, grocer, 7 Orchard street Aitken, James, 101 Causeyside Aitken, John R., cowfeeder, 61 George street Aitken, Mrs, milliner, 101 Causeyside—house, 99 do. Aitken, William, chaplain of Burgh Poorhouse, 9 Castle bL Aitken, Wm., clerk at A. F. Craig & Co.'s, 18 Well st. Alcorn, James, goods agent, Canal Company, 2b Ladj lane

Alexander, James j feuar, 67 High street PAISLEY. 15

Alexander, John, of J. & W. Alexander, 9 Neilston street Alexander, J. & W., joiners, weavers' wriglits, and machine makers, Barterholm Roadhead Alexander, Rohert, spirit dealer, 7 Renfrew street Alexander, Thomas, officer. New Jerusalem Church, 11 George street Alexander, William, of J. & W. Alexander, 1 South Orr st, Algie, Wilham, farmer. Old Mains Allan, Mrs Alexander, flesher, 26 Moss street—house, 46 do. Allan, Hugh, spirit dealer, 68 George street Allan, John, gas inspector, 53 High street Allan, John S., grocer and provision merchant, 18 George street^iouse, 14 Wardrop street Allan, Robert, potg^to merchant, 3 St. James street—-house, 34 do, Allison, Alexander, flesher, 34 High street Allison, James, tailor, 95 Causeyside AlHsou, John, fruiterer, 22 and 45 Causeyside—chouse, 45 do. Allison, Rohert, warper, 19 Gauze street Allison, Walter, late wood merchant, 3 William street Allison, William, timber merchant, Victoria Saw Mills, 22 Love street—house, Cartvale House, Love street Anderson, Ebenezer, of J. & E, Anderson, 6 New street Anderson, Cams, clerk. City of Glasgow Bank, 16 Gilmour street Anderson, David, janitor of the John Neilson Institution, Gate Lodge Anderson, George, flesher, 12 Moss street Anderson, Henry, clerk with William Wallace, joiner, 27 Broomlands—-house, 13 Millarston Anderson, James, bookseller, 60 High street Anderson, James, feuar, 21 Inkle street Anderson, James, jun., clerk at Troegel & Co.'s, 36 Ingram street, Glasgow—.house, 6 George street Anderson, James, tailor, clothier, and hatter, 16 Gilmour street—house, 25 Oakshaw street— (See advertisement) Anderson, James, of James Anderson & Co., 6 George st. Anderson, James, of J. & E. Anderson, 8 Orchard street l6 PAISLEY.

Anderson, James, & Co., thread manufacturers and yarn twisters, 9 New street Anderson, J. & E., joiners and funeral undertakers, 6 New street— (See advertisement) Anderson, John, clerk to James Caldwell, writer, 27 Max- wellton street Anderson, John, feuar, 29 Gauze street Anderson, John, fruit merchant, 6 Wellmeadow—house, 40 do. Anderson, John, wholesale wine and spirit merchant, 5 St. Mirren street Anderson, Miss, fishmonger, 12 Moss street Anderson, Mrs, furnisher, 21 Old Smithhills—house, 7 New Smithhills Anderson, Mrs James, 71 Love street Anderson, Mrs John, 16 Gilmour street Anderson, Robert, of Anderson & Wallach) Glasgow Anderson, Robert, officer Baptist Church, 154 George street—house, 18 Barclay street Anderson & Wallach, oil and stearine manufacturers, Aber- corn Oil Works—Glasgow office, Virginia buildings Anderson, William, grocer, and grain and seed merchant, 75 Love street—house, 1 Maxwell street Anderson, William, flesher, 5 Broomlands—house, 28 Wellmeadow Andrew, James, farmer, Bushes Andrew, Robert & Hugh, farmers, Allans Andrew, William, spirit merchant, 96 Causeyside—house, 24 George street Andrews, John, draper, 100 High street—^house, 101 do. Angler, Andrew F., clock warehouse, 13 Moss street Angus, John, sergeant County Police, 36 George street Archer, Henry, thatcher, 40 Causeyside Armour, Robert, commission agent, 16 Causeyside—house, Beuvue villa, Calside— (See advertisement) Armstrong, George, cabinetmaker, 14 Wellmeadow Armstrong & M'Nair, joiners and timber merchants, 2 and 3 Prussia street Armstrong, John, of Armstrong & M'Nair, 8 Barclay street PAISLEY. IT

Armstrong, Mary, grocer, 13 Gauze street Arndle, Hugh, gardener and contractor, Stonefield Arneil, James, farmer, Corsebar Arroll, Thomas, manager at J. & P. Coats', 9 Back row Arroll, Thomas, jun., spirit dealer, 37 Ferguslie Arthur, Archibald, manufacturer and embroiderer, 4 Sandholes Arthur, James, manufacturer, 4 Barclay street Arthur, James, merchant, Glasgow,, Baishaw House, Glas- gow road Arthur, Mrs Archibald, cowfeeder, 22 Canal street Auld, John P., cabinetmaker and joiner, 81 Causeyside— house,, 66 do.—(See advertisement). Auld, Miss, furnished lodgings, 2Q Orchard street Austin & M'Callum, milliners, 8 Gilmour street Ayton, David, collector of Gas Rates, 130 George street Ayton, Robert, grocer, 9 Neilston street

BAILLIE, Robert, cowfeeder. Old Dovesland Bain, John, of William Bain & Co., 34 New Sneddon Bain, William, & Co., ironmongers, 109 High street Baine, John M'])., agent for Prudential Assurance Com-- pany, 22 Lady lane Baine, Peter, assistant Inspector of Poor, Burgh Parish, 8 New Sneddon—house, 2 Maxwell street Baird, George, 13 Causeyside Baird, John, manufacturer, 43 George street Baird, John, of James Harvey & Co., Netherhill Plonse, Renfrew road Baird, Margaret,, milliner, 34 Moss street Baird, Miss Agnes, matron. Burgh Poorhouse Baird, Miss, lodgings, 43 George street Baird, Mrs Archibald, 22 St. James street Baird, WiUiam^ at David Speirs & Co.'s, 7 Wardrop street Baird, William, cabinetmaker and chairmaker,. 34 Gauze street—house, 20 Old Sneddon- Beaton, Mrs, midwife, 5 Storie street Beaton, William, beamer, Dovesland

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Baird, "Williani, successor to Win. Stirling & Co., saddlers and harness makers, 86 High street—Chouse, 76 George street— (See advertisement) Balderston, John, mill manager, 1 Maxwell street Ealderston, Mrs James, 43 High street Balderston, Mrs John, tea merchant, 140 George street Balderston, Mrs John, 52 High street Balderston, Robert, manager at J. & J. Clark & Co.'s— house, Lonend Balderston, William, Clark's court, Seedhill Baldwin, George, of Baldwin k Martin, 6 St. Mirren street Baldwin, Mrs, 82 High street Baldwin & Martin, engineers, smiths, millwrights, and bellhangers, 6 St. Mirren street—(See advertisement) Balfour, Alexander, wiiie and spirit merchant, 105 George street Ballantyne, James, clerk, City of Glasgow Bank, 54 Causeyside Ballantyne, John, grocer and provision merchant, 2 High street, 70 Love street, and 54 Causeyside—house, 54 Causeyside Ballantyne, Joseph, provision merchant, 24 Wellmeadow house, 15 West brae Ballantyne, M., Berlin wool warehouse, 54 Causeyside Bank of Scotland, 8 St. Mirren street—John Hutcheson, agent Barbour, Alexander, coal dealer, 10 Orchard street Barbour, James, commission agent, 29 New Smithhills Barbour, John, bookseller, wholesale stationer, and news agent, 100 Causeyside Barbour, John, jun., bookseller, stationer, and engraver, 1 Old Smithhills—(See advertisement) Barbour, Robert, umbrella manufacturer, 101 High street —house, 3 Back Sneddon Barbour, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 23 Carriagehill Barbour, Mrs William, Saucel Bank Barbour, William R., clerk, Bank of Scotland, 99 Causey- side Barbour, William, gardener and cowfeeder, Nethercommon Barclay, James, merchant, Canal Bank PAISLEY. 19

Barclay, James, of Gordon & Barclay, 28 St. James st. Barclay, John, of Craig, Fullerton, & Co., 2 Gateside Barclay, John, pastry cook, and temperance hotel, 19, Smithhills—(See advertisement) Barclay, Margaret, spirit dealer, 6 West Croft Barclay, Miss, 10 Gateside Barclay, Robert, Canal Bank Barr, Alexander, baker, 5 Love street Barr, Alexander, manager, Hawkhead Flour Mill Barr, Archibald, yarn merchant, 109 Causeyside—house,, Castlehead Barr, George, of Barrs k M'Caig, 11 Shuttle street Barr, Hugh, of Barrs & M'Caig, 11 Shuttle street Barr, James Buchanan, Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, County buildings —house. High Park Barr, James, grocer, 4 Newton street Barr, James, wright, glazier, and funeral undertaker,. Cawthorn court, Orr street—house, 79 High street

Barr, John, baker, 24-J- Causeyside Barr, John, of Barr & Reid, 128 George street Baxr, John, wood turner, 10 Well street^house, 38 Well- meadow

Barr, Littelus B., Quartermaster, Royal Renfrew IVIilitia, 4 Garthland street Baxr & Reid, bobbin makers and wood turners, 61 and 62 Canal street Barr, Robert, chemist and druggist. Apothecaries' Hall, 8 High street (Cross)— house, Renfrew road Barr, William, broker, 24 New Smithhills Barrie, Samuel, 44 New street Barrs & M'Caig, masons and builders—stone yard, 11 Shuttle street Bartlemore, John, writer. Clerk of the Peace, and Commis- sary Clerk, County Buildings—house, 50 Love street Barton, Robert John, grocer, 10 New Sneddon Bauchop, Wm., Stonefield Baynham, G. W., New Church, George street—house,, 247 Sauchiehall street, Glasgow Beardmore, George, at Philips & Macfarlane's, Stonefield Beaton, John, shoemaker, 7 Cotton street 20 PAISLEY.

Beckett, Hugh, bookseller and china merchant, 1 9 George street Beckett, James, bookseller and news-agent, 109 High st. Beckett, Matthew, warehouseman, at John Morgan & Co.'s, 12 Neilstou street Beckett, Miss, fancy repository, 101 High street—house, 109 do. Begg, Alexander, of Dalziel & Begg, Castlehead Begg, Archibald, grocer, 83 Broomlands—house, 5 Castle street Begg, Daniel, foreman at William Forbes's, 15 Broom- lands Begg, David, house factor and insurance agent, 7 Sir Michael street Begg, David, jun., at J. M. Symington's, 6(j Love street Begg, James, grocer, 33 Storie street Begg, Mrs, 8 George street Beith, Peter, wool sizer and starcher, 99 Causeyside Bell, Archibald, silk, cotton, and wool dyer, 2 Smithhills —works, Stanley dyeworks, off Causeyside—house, Stanley place, 47 Causeyside—(See advertisement) Bell, David C, accountant. Union Bank of Scotland, 88, High street Bell, Hugh, cooper, 16 Old Sneddon Bell, John, broker, 1 Abbey close—house, 18 do. Bell, John, carrier, 12 Causeyside Bell, John, Mossvale Cottage, Greenock road Bell, Mrs E., grocer, 16 Orchard street Bell, Mrs, milliner, 19 Abbey close Bell, William J., commercial traveller, 42 Calside Berry, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 75 High street Berry, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 75 High street Beveridge, Mrs, milliner, 24 Gauze street Biggar, Janet A., teacher Ragged School—house, 18 Oak-. shaw street Biggar, Mrs Thomas, 18 Oakshaw street Bird, Robert, governor of prison, County Buildings Bisset, Elizabeth, spirit dealer, 12 Ferguslie—house^ 11 do, Bissland;^ Mrs, grocer and confectioner, 3 Wellmeadow THE MITOHEtL LIBRARY. jpAistfiY. 21

Black, Alexander, shoemaker, 45 George street Black, Daniel, clerk at James Carlile, Sons, «& Co., 1 Hamilton street Black, Dani^lj house factor, and officer Free Middle Church, 19 School wynd Black, Mrs David, 7 Blackhall buildings Bkck, Elizabeth, milliner and straw hat maker, 20 Causey- side— house, 7 Blackhall buildings Black, James, spirit dealer, 26 Carriagehill Black, Margaret, confectioner, 1 Storie street Black, Mrs Robert, wine and spirit merchant^ 7 Glw street Blackwood, Alexander, farmer, Bottom Blackwood, Matthew, joiner and timber merchant, 67 Lqy% street—house, 66 do. Blackwood, Robert, cowfeeder, 8 Glen street Blackwood, Robert, weaver, 3 Gai'thland street Blackwood, Thomas, sergeant-major Renfrewshire Ri0,e Volunteers, 26 George street Blackwood, William, flesher, 74 Love atreet Blair, Archibald, tailor and clothier, 1 8 High street Blair & Co., hat and cap mainufaQturei:s,, '4S High stre^ti —A. Simpson, manager Blair, Dugald, spirit dealer^ 78 Canal street Blair, James, grocer, Potterhill Blair, John M., cleyk to Campbell & Russell, 8 Higl\ street Blair, Matthew, clothier, draper, and hatter, 18 Causeyside —chouse, 104 do, Blair, Mrs Jobn, grocer and spirit dealer, 32 Wellnjeadow Blair, Robert, tailor, 37 George street Blair„ Thomas, carriage and omnibus proprietor, Carlil^ plaee, 72 New Sneddon. Blwv William, 16 Castle street BoQig, Allan, confectioner, 1 1 Storie street ^oag, David, foreman to Rpbei^t Guthrio & Co., 2S. Niddry street Bonn?ir & Hamjlton, calenderers, hot pressors, finishers-j^ and packers, 15 Causeyside BoGP^r, John, of Bonu^i: <& H?

Borland, Alexander, grocer and provision merchant, 53 High street Borland, Alexander, spirit dealer, 20 Cotton street Bow, Joseph, ironfounder, 90 New Sneddon—house, 85 do. Bowes, Mrs William, builder, and agent for Glasgow improved patent Asphalte Co., 26 St. James street Bowie, Allan, farmer, Collinslee, Neilston road Bowie, Andrew, spirit dealer, 11 Williamsburgh Bowie, James, manager to Robert Smith, hatter—^house^ 88 High street Bowie, John, farmer. West Dykebar, Barrhead road Bowie, John, potato merchant, 31 Glen street—store, 53 Caledonia street Bowie, Walter K., cowfeeder, hay and straw merchant, 60 High street Bowie, William and Walter, farmers, Blackbyres and Loganswraes—residence, Loganswraes Boyd, Alexander, accountant, Bank of Scotland, 117 Causeyside Boyd, Duncan S., of James Boyd & Sons, 32 Oakshaw st, Boyd, Hugh, feuar, 26 Storie street Boyd, James, 61 Millarston Boyd, James, of James Boyd & vSons, 32 Oakshaw street Boyd, James, & Sons, hothouse builders and glass merchants, Macdowall street Boyd, James, baker, 66 Broomlands Boyd, James, glazier and painter, 42 New street—^house, 52 Storie street Boyd, John, of James Boyd & Sons, 32 Oakshaw street Boyd, Mrs Agues, 26 Carriagehill Boyd, Robert, accountant and insurance agent, 15 Gilmour street—house, Adelphi cottage, Love street Boyd, Thomas, baker, 103 Causeyside Boyd, William, 52 High street Boyd, William, farmer, Langcraigs Boyle, James, collector of burgh customs dues, 26 Lawn street Boyle, James, shoemaker, 37 Back Sneddon Boylcj J^mes, muQ ^nd spirit me]:cha,nt, 7 Mogs street -

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Boyle, John, general agent^ aiid mop and broom manufiic- ttirer, 13 and 51 Storie street—^liotise, 51 do. Boyle, Right Hon. George Frederick, Earl of Glasgo^v^ Hawkhead Hottse, Paisley, Kelbnrne House, Larga, and The Garrison, Cumbrae Boyle, Robert, wine and spirit merchant; 43 Moss street Boyle, AYm, R., clerk to Charles Robb & Co., agent for tlie Caledonian Railway Company's Goods, 26 Lawn street Braid, Miss, teacher, 5 Garthland street Brand, John, at Robert Eaglesim's, 8 Storie street Braund, John, Inland Revenue Officer, 54 Storie street Brisbane, Ann, cowfeeder, 5 Cotton street British Linen Co.'s Bank, 17 Gilmour street—Hugla Macfarlane, agent Brock, John, gardener, 32 Storie street Brodie, David, distiller, Saucel Distillery^ Saucel Brodie, John, fruiterer and confectioner, 12 High street Brodie, Robert, assistant agent and accountant, National Bank, Carriagehill house Brodie, William, of Cowden and Brodie, 42 New street Brooks, James, hairdresser, 2 Gauze street Broom, John, traveller, with Robin k Houston, 3 Prince Edward street, Queen's Park, Glasgow Brough, David, draper and silk mercer, 109 High street— house, 34 Oakshaw street Brough, John, grocer, 46 Millarston Brough, Peter, late merchant, 1 Oakshawhead Brown, Andrew, George place Brown, Andrew, of William Brown, jun., & Co., Egypt Park Brown, David, of William Brown & Son, photographers, 4 Wardrop street Brown, George, hatter and brace and body belt manufac» turer, 87 High street—house. 38 New street Brown, George H., of William Brown, jun., & Co., Egypt Park Brown, Hugh, yarn merchant, 15 Causeyside—house, Egypt Park Brownj Hughj commetcial traveller, 32 Canal street —

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Brown, James Shaw, Burgh Inspector of poor—office, 8 New Sneddon—house, 3 Back Sneddon Brown, James, teller, City of Glasgow Bank, 32 Cotton st. Brown, John Armour, of Brown & Poison, Sunnyside Brown, John, broker, 11 Broomlauds Brown, John, of Robert Brown & Son, Shortroods Brown, John, of Brown & Poison, 73 Causeyside Brown, John, of J. & J. Brown, 17 Abbey street Brown, J. & J., fleshers, 21 Smithhills Brown, Matthew, baker, Hawkhead Mills Bakery, 18 Broomlands—house, 27 Oakshaw street Brown, M., hosier, 4 Moss street—house, 33 Oakshaw street Brown, Miss Elizabeth, teacher industrial department, Stow school, 13 Stow street Brown, Miss, dressmaker, 61 High street Brown, Mrs Hugh, baker, 56 Causeyside Brown, Mrs John, of J. & J. Brown, 21 Smithhills Brown & Poison, starch and corn flour manufacturers, Royal Starch Works, Collinslee and Carriagehill (See advertisement) Brown, Rev. James, minister of St. James Street U.P, Church, 44 High street Brown, Robert, & Son, manufacturers of patent machine made bricks, drain pipes and tiles, Caledonia and

Shortroods Works ; and of fire bricks, patent sewer pipes, &c., Ferguslie Fire-clay Works—town office Sneddon Bridge—(See advertisement) Brown, Robert, of Robert Brown & Son, Underwood Park Brown, Robert, tailor and clothier, 99 High street house, do. Brown, Sharps, & Tyars, sewed muslin manufacturers, 166 George street Brown, William, corkcutter, 95 High Street—^house, 12 Neilston street Brown, William, flesher, 25 Gauze street—house, 32 Cotton street Brown, W. Berwick, grocer and tea merchant, 30 High street Brown, William, grocer and tea merchant, 37 High street .—house, 42 do. PAISLEY. 25

Brown, "William, jun., & Co., silk and yarn merchants, 108 Canseyside Brown, William>, Jun., jEesher, 61 Canseyside—-house, 1 Lylesland Brown, William, of Brown & Poison, Sunnyside Brown, William, of William Brown & Son, photographers, 4 Wardrop street Browti, William & Son> buckram and muslin manufacturers, Colinslee Works Birown, William, & Son, photographers, 6 Gilmour street Browning, Alexander^ timber merchant, joiner, cartwright, and smith, 21 and 22 Orchard street—wood-yard and saW-mills, 23 do.—house, 14 Gordon's lane Browning, John, joiner, 3 Mill street Brownlie, William, manager, Glenfield Starch Works, and insurance agent, 50 Maxwellton—-house, Castlehead Brow^nridge, William, teacher, Free St. George's Mission School, Marshall's lane—house. Park Place, Calsid-e Brunton, William, LL.D., rector of Grammar School, 5 Churchhill Bryce, James, joiner^ 1 1 North Croft—^house, 12 Wardrop street Bryce, James, jun., of James Bryce & Sons, Greenock road Bryce, James, & Sons, joiners and timber merchants, 13 and 14 Hunter street Bryce, John, farmer, Abbotsinch, Inchinnan road, and Loanhead Bryce, John, of James Bryce <& Sons, 64 Love street Bryson, Mrs. Andrew, milliner, 3 Lawn street Buchanan, Archibald, painter and paper-hanger, 82 High street-—house, 4 Barclay street Buchanan, David, at James Pollock & Co.'S) 22 Smithhills Buchanan, George, farmer, Hunterhill Buchanan, Henry, 25 Weil street Buchanan, James, druggist, 84 Broomlands Buchanan, John, weaver, 47 Broomlands Buchanan, John, wholesale and retail grocer and tea mer» chant, 16 W^ellmeadow Buchanan, Joseph, baker, 152 George street Buchanan, Misses, dressmakers, 56 Causeyside G —

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Buchanan, Mrs Margaret, grocer, 5 Inkle street Buchanan, William, baker, 22 Smithhills Bulloch, John, Infirmary Burgess, Adam, foreman to Mrs Wm. Bowes, 4 Renfrew street. Burgh Parochial Board Offices, 9 New Sneddon—J. S. Brown, inspector Burnet, James, manager, 2 Stirling street Burns, Alexander, horse and shoe and common nail manufacturer, 7 Abbey street Burns, George, hairdresser, 80 High street—^honse, 39 do. Burns, James, grocer, 6 Williamsburgh Burns, John, broker, 6 Old Sneddon Bustard, Thomas, grocer and wholesale merchant, 17 North Croft

CAIRNS5 Alexander & Robert, wholesale confectioners and general grocers, 2 High street—works, 32 do. (See advertisement) Cairns, Alexander, of A. & R. Cairns, Castlehead Cairns, Robert, of A. & R. Cairns, 101 Causeyside Calderwood, Hugh, wine and spirit merchant, 94 New Sneddon—house, 57 Love street Caldwell, Alexander, flesher, 8 Cotton street Caldwell, David, manager, Abercorn Foundry Company, 2 Hamilton street Caldwell & Co., booksellers, stationers, and printers, 44 New street—printing office, 14 St. Mirren street house, 2 Williamsburgh Caldwell, George, photographer, 7 Churchhill—house, 2 Williamsburgh—(See advertisement) Caldwell, George, West Sandyford, Renfrew road Caldwell, Hugh, joiner, 7 Duke street, Dovesland Caldwell, James, wholesale and retail wine and spirit mer* chant, 10 Gilmour street—house, 3 County place Caldwell, James, Writer, Clerk of Supply, and collector of county rates, 33 Old Sneddon— house, Craigielea place, Blackstoun road Caldwell, Miss Janetj confectioner, 81 Broomlands Caldwell, Mrs James, 66 High street ——

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Caldwell, Peter, of Campbell & Caldwell, 29 St. James st. Caldwell, Robert, rag and waste dealer, 9 Old Sneddon house, 29 do. Caldwell, Thomas, 3 County place Caldwell, William, clerk. Railway Station, 11 Abercornst. Caldwell, W., of W. Caldwell & Co., Ludovic square, Johnstone Caldwell, W. & Co., drysalters, 5 Causeyside—store, 20 Mill street Callander, Peter, teacher, 25 Orchard street Cal'ander, Thomas, spirit dealer, 30 Causeyside Cameron, Alexander, upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 40 High street—house, do.—(See advertisement) Cameron, Andrew, Orderly Room Clerk, M. Staff Barracks, Williamsburgh Cameron, Duncan, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant, 2 New Sneddon—house, 3 do. Cameron, James, flesher, 9 St. James place—house, 21 St. James street Cameron, James, grocer and victualler, 24 New street house, 9 Shuttle street Cameron, James, salesman at A. Fould's, jun., spirit merchant, 162 George street—house, 68 Causeyside Cameron, Peter, manufacturer, 2 Stirling street Cameron, Peter, 9 Storie street Cameron, Robert, traveller, 13 George street Cameron, Thomas Russell, surgeon-dentist, 28 Gauze street—(See advertisement) Campbell, Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 12 St. James place—-house, 26 Back Sneddon Campbell, Andrew, tobacco pipe maker, 10 Orchard street Campbell, Andrew, of D, & A. Campbell, 19 Storie street Campbell, Archibald, 41 Broomlands Campbell, D. & A., dyers, St. James dyework, St. James street Campbell, Daniel, broker, 29 Orchard street Campbell, David, writer, and agent of Clydesdale Banking Company, 7 High street—^residence, Milton House^ Loye street 2S PAISLEY^

Campbell, D. M'G., of Campbell & CaldweU, 59 New Sneddon Campbell, Dugald, fieslier, 41 Ferguslie—house, 7 East lane Campbell, Duncan, farmer, Nethercraigs Campbell, Duncan, of D. & A. Campbell, 8 St. James street Campbell, Duncan, waste dealer, 38 Storle street Campbeill, Elizabeth, fruiterer and confectioner, 22 Lawn street Campbell & Caldwell, silk, cotton, and wool dyers, Cart- side Dye Works, 59 New Sneddon Campbell & Russell, writers, 7 High street Campbell, H., umbrella maker, 7 Old Smithhills Campbell, John, clerk at Campbell and Caldwell's,. 59 New Sneddon Campbell, John, clerk^ 2 South Orr street Campbell, John, late merchant,. 19 Queen sti-eet Campbell, J., milliner^ 53 High street Campbell, John, teacher, Hutclieson's charity school,. 44 Oakshaw street Campbell, John, clerk to Campbell & Eussell, Mil ton; House, Love street Campbell, Mrs, grocer, 86 New Sneddon Campbell, Mrs Elizabeth, clog manufacturer, 6 St. Mirren- street Campbell, Noble, boot and shoemaker,, 19 Smithhills Campbell^ Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 27 Lawn street- Campbell, Robert, 1 Hamilton street Campbell, Thomas, flesher, 9 Moncrieif stieet Campbell, Thomas, law agent, 4 Moss street—-house, '2 Caledonia street Campbell, Thomas, writer, notary public,. J. P. Procurator Fiscal, County Buildings (north end) Campbell, William, embroiderer, 2 Stirling street Campbell, William, jun., manufacturer, 1 C^mbefland court, Causeyside—house, 2 Stirling street Campbell, William, of Yuill & Campb&ll, Camphill Campbell, WilHam, wine and spirit merchant, 38 Hig^ street Canal Office, 18 Canal street—Hugh Cla^rkj managei^ — .

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Canning, Peter, fleslier, 11 Glen street Canning, Robert, flesher, 76 High street Carlile, James, Sons, & Co., thread manufacturers, 13 Carlile place, New Sneddon Carlile, William, of James Carlile, Sons, & Co., 13 Carlile place, New Sneddon Carlile, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 17 Old Smith- hills—house, 37 Thread street Garmichael, Neil, farmer, Craigenfeoch Carmichael, Peter, baker, 47 High street Carswell, Allan, society officer, 51 Broomlands Carswell, David, bookbinder, 35 Storie street—^(See advertisement) Carswell, John G., at William Johnston & Co.'s, Shuttle- street—house, 25 George street Carswell, John, lithographer, engraver, paper ruler, and bookbinder, 4 High street:—house, do.—(See advertisement) Carswell, Miss, 83 High street Carswell, Mary, dressmaker, 51 Broomlands Carter, Joseph, porter, National Bank, 13 Causeyside Carvey, Mrs, broker, 2 Bridge street

Caskie, James, boot and shoemaker, . 24 Broomlands house, 24 do. Cassells, William, at Robert Murdoch & Co.'s, 14 South. Croft, Paisley, and 21 Robertson Strset, Glasgow—. house, 17 Birnam terrace. Crossbill, Glasgow Cassidy, E., hosier and furnisher, 4 Gauze street Cattanach, Alexander, of James Stewart &.Co., Auchen- torlie House, Seedhill road Chalmers, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 13 Maxwelltonj Chalmers, James K., teacher, 7 West brae Chalmers, James, weaver, 2 Niddry street Chalmers, Mrs, midwife, 2 Storie street Chapman, Allan, farmer, North Arkleston, Glasgow road Cherry, Daniel, clerk at Thomas Gibb's, 4 Thread street Cheyne, Mrs Mary, draper, 13 Canal street' Christie, Alexander, No 1 letter-carrier, 86 Causeyside Christie, James, shawl cuttery .washer, and scourer, 14 audi 1.5 Newton street—house, 32 Maxwelltoa, 30 PAISLEY.

Christie, Janet, draper, 45 New street—house, 11 Wardrop street Christie, Robert, at William M'Intyre's, 36 Causeyside Christie, William, jobbing smith, 21 Underwood Church er, Alfred, Supervisor Inland Revenue, 33 Oak- shaw street City of Glasgow Bank, 2 Moss street—Alex. Pollock, jun., agent. (Temporary premises—Terrace buildings, 109 High street) Clapperton, William & Co., thread manufacturers, 70 New Sneddon Clapperton, William, of William Clapperton & Co., 5 Sandyford place, Glasgow Clark, Andrew, feuar. Well street Clark, Archibald, cowfeeder, 18 Great Hamilton street Clark & Co., thread manufacturers, Anchor Thread Works —counting house, Seedhill Clark, George A., of J. & J. Clark & Co. Clark, Hugh, manager of Glasgow, Paisley, and Johnstone Canal, 82 Oakshaw street Clark, James, & Co., Marshall's lane Clark, James, of J. & J. Clark & Co., Camphill Clark, J., & Co., Paisley thread works, Well street Clark, J. k J., & Co., thread manufacturers—counting

house, Seedhill ; factories, Seedhill, Linside, Cumber- land, and Burnside Clark, John, baker, 4 Lawn street Clark, John, cardcutter, 95 Causeyside Clark, John, joiner, 13 Stevenson street Clark, John, of J. Clark & Co., 9 Well street Clark, John, of J. & J. Clark & Co., 3 Gateside Clark, Mrs, 3 Gateside Clark, Peter, spirit merchant, 10 Moss street Clark, Peter, teller, British Linen Co.'s Bank, 11 St James place Clark, Robert, cowfeeder, 24 Love street Clark, Robert, Corryville, Calside Clark, Stewart, of J. & J. Clark & Co., Oakshawside Clark & Turnbull, joiners and timber merchants, and saw mills, 12 Wallneuk PAISLEY. 31

Clark, William, toll keeper, East Toll, Williamsburgli Clazy, Rev. George, minister, of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, 38 Oakshavv street Clelland, Mrs James, 70 Love street Climie, William, hotel-keeper, coach hirer, and funeral undertaker, Bull Inn, 5 New st. — (See advertisement) Clydesdale Banking Co., 7 High street (Cross)—David Campbell, agent Clydesdale, William, weaver, 8 South Campbell street Coats, Allan, of W. & A. Coats, Castlehead Coats & Aitken, drapers and hosiers, 2 Broomlands and 55 Causeyside Coats, Archibald, of J. & P. Coats, 43 Oakshaw street Coats, Daniel, of Coats, Neilson, & Co., Thorn ^lill, John- stone, Woodside House Coats, George, of W. & A. Coats, 3 County place Coats, George, of Robert Cowan & Co., corn factors, Glasgow, Woodside House Coats, James, of J. & P. Coats, 3 Garthland place Coats, J. & P., thread manufacturers, Ferguslie Coats, Jervis, of Coats & Aitken, 13 George street Coats, Neilson, & Co., cotton spinners, Thorn Mill,. John- stone Coats, Sir Peter, Coats, , of J. & P. Woodside House Coats, Thomas, of J. & P. Coats, Ferguslie House Coats, W. & A., ham-curers and grocers, 68 Broomlands Coats, William, jun., of W. and A. Coats, Glenfield Coats, William, sen., 5 William street Cochran, Alexander, cowfeeder, 1 Lylesland Cochran, Alexander, farmer, Brediland, North Chain road Cochran, Andrew, warehouseman at Espedair weaving factory, 19 Storie Street Cochran, Hugh, flesher, 8 Love street—^house, 68 do. Cochran, Hugh, of Pollock & Cochran, Barterholm Cochran, James, coal agent, 8 West Croft Cochran, James, grocer, 148 George street Cochran, James, calenderer, 112 Causeyside — house, 2 Garthland lane Cochran, James, spirit merchant, 11 West Croft Cochran, James, surgeon, 21 Wellmeadow — .

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Cochran, John, feuar, Potterhill Cochran, Michael, at William Philips & Co., Crossflat lodge Cochran & Walker, reed, lead, and patent heddle manufacturers, 26 Causeyside Cochran, Miss Jessie, of Smith & Cochran, milliners and' dressmakers, 8 West Croft Cochran, Mrs James, of Cochran & Walker, 19 Storie st. Cochran, Mrs Robert, milliner, 26 New Smithhills Cochran, Peter, weaver, Falside Cochran, Robert, draper, 26 New Smithhills Cochran, Mrs Robert, sen., 19 Storie street Cochran, Robert, cabinetmaker, 22 Niddry street. Cochran, Robert, & Sou, power loom cloth manufacturers, Espedair Weaving Factory, 4-4 Gordon's lane Cochran, Robert, yarn agent, 15 Causeyside—house, Saucel Bank Cochran, Thomas, 30 Ferguslie Cochran, William, cashier, Saucel distillery, 3 King street, Saucel Cochran, William, feuar, High Park Cochran, William, plaid and shawl manufacturer, and general warehouseman, 7 St. Mirren street—house, 21 Causeyside Cochran, Mrs William, spirit merchant, 22 New Smithhills Cockburn, Mrs John, wine and spirit merchant, 15 Gilmour street—house, 25 Moss street Cockburn, Joseph Binnie, sheriff officer, J. P. Constable, and private inquiry agent, 4 Moss street—^house, 3 Wardrop street ColHgan, Hugh, M.D., medical surgeon, 74. Broomlands house, 9 Orr square Collins, Henry, boot and shoemaker, 86 High street Collins, James, broker, 11 Old Sneddon Colquhoun, George, spirit dealer, 17 Wellmeadow Colquhoun, John, farmer, and Government drainage commissioner, Corkerhill, Glasgow road Colquhoun, John, 31 Gauze street Colquhoun, Miss J., teacher of music, 31 Gauze street Colquhoun, Thomas, cooper, 22 Broomlaijds—house, 58

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Colvin, Mrs, midwife, 24 Lawn street Comrie, James, tailor, 9 Old Smithhills—and eating house keeper, 14 do. Comrie, John, cowfeeder, 4 West Campbell street Comrie, John, of Picken & Comrie, 4 West Campbell st. Conacher, James, Inland Eevenue Officer, 8 Moss street Congalton, Robert, collector, police chambers, County Buildings—house, 21 St. James street Conlin, Michael, broker, 98 George street Connell, Alexander, spirit dealer, 23 Williamsburgh Connell, David, spirit dealer, 116 George street Connell, William, wine and spirit merchant, Commercial Hotel, 50 Moss street Connell, William, tailor, 11 Abbey street Connell, WiUiam, of Wallace & Connell, 240 Renfrew street, Glasgow Conway, Rev. James, catholic clergyman, 2 East Buchanan street Cook, Archibald, commission agent, 7 Gateside Cook, Mark, & Co., manufacturers, 111 Causeyside—works, 10 Bridge street—house, 3 Millar street Cook, James, 6 Gateside "' Cook,.James, of J. & J. Cook, 86 High street Cook, J. & J., steam printers, and printers and publishers of the Paisley and Renfrewshire Gazette, 3 Moss street Cook, John, of J. & J. Cook, 71 South Portland street, Glasgow Cook, Thomas, feuar, 7 Gateside Cooper, James, cowfeeder, 1 Barclay street Copland & Foulis, civil engineers and gas engineers. Terrace buildings, Paisley, and 83 West Regent street, Glasgow, Copland, William Robertson, civil engineer. Terrace buildings. Paisley, and 83 West Regent street, Glas^ gow—house, 21 Sandyford place, Glasgow Costello, Patrick, Railway Arms Inn, 12 Gilmour street, and Canteen, Paisley Barracks—house, 12 Gilmour street Couper, John, tailor and clothier^ 105 High street (Cross) —house, 27 Ca^atle street 34 PAISLEY.

Cowan, Hugh, Sheriff-Substitute, Belmont cottage, Castle- head Cowan, John, of David Speirs & Co., 2 Park Circus place, Glasgow Cowan, John, spirit dealer, 7 Wallneuk—house, 17 Gauze street Cowan, Robert, flesher, 27 High street—house, Churchhill (See advertisement) Cowan, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 3 Maxwell street Cowden & Brodie, gas engineers, 15 South Croft Cowden, James, at M. Whitehill & Co., 14 Wardrop st. Cowden, John, of Mitchell & Cowden, 5 Lylesland Cowden, Thomas, of Cowden k Brodie, 3 Christie street Craig, A. F., & Co., engineers, Caledonia Engine Works, Macdowall street—house, 70 Love street Craig, Archibald, of Craig, Fullerton, & Co., 5 Gateside Craig, David, flesher, 22 Sandholes Cr^g, Fullerton, & Co., engineers, ironfounders, millwrights, and machine makers, Vulcan Works, Renfrew road Craig, Hugh, manufacturer, 28 Glen street—house, 10 do. Craig, James, of Abercrombie & Craig, 9 Wellmeadow Craig, John, foreman at John Young's, 4 St James place —^house, 13 Caledonia street Craig, Margaret, cowfeeder, Castle Street Craig, Mrs Alexander, Ivy Bank, 47 Oakshaw street Craig, Mrs, cowfeeder, 13 Inkle street Craig, Mrs John, cowfeeder, 8 Neilston street, and 1 South Campbell street Craig, Mrs, 64 Love street Craig, Mrs Matthew, midwife, 12 Dyers' wynd Craig, Robert, Stonefield Craig, Robert, spirit merchant, 20 St. James street Craig, Thomas, carter, 1 1 New Smithhills Craig, William, spirit merchant, 17 Causeyside Craw, John, manager to John Morgan & Co., Wester Car- riagehill place Craw, William, silk, wool, and cotton dyer, Caledonia dyeworks, 33 Caledonia street—residence, Caledonia House —

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Clrawford, Dugald, tinsmith and gasfitter, 3 Maxwell street Crawford, Elizabeth O., china merchant, 47 Moss streetr^ house, 6 do. Crawford, Gavin, boot maker, 92 High street—^house, Victoria place, Lady lane Crawford, Hamilton, coppersmith, tinplate -worker, and gasfitter, 24 Causeyside Crawford, Hamilton, of Crawford & Ritchie, 23 Causey- side Crawford, James, farmer, Holehouse Crawford, James, officer, St. James Street U.P. Chnrch, 27 Glen street Crawford, James, & Son, engineers, machinists, and wood-turners. Thistle Works, 8 Bridge street Crawford, James, of James Crawford & Son, 5 Orchard street Crawford, John S., professor of dancing and calisthenics, 4 Old Smithhills Crawford, John, writer, 24 Abbey street Crawford, John K., of M. WhitehiU t& Co., PoUokshields Crawford, Matthew H., of James Crawford & Son, 6 Barclay street Crawford, Misses, 24 Abbey street Crawford & Ritchie, power loom cloth manufacturers, Abercorn street Crawford, Robert, carter, 138 George street Crawford, Robert, foreman, Park place, Calside Crawford, William, calenderer, 105 Causeyside—house, do. Creilman, James, weaver, 3 Mary street Crichton, John L., manager at Brown & Poison's, Falside Crichton, Thomas, commercial traveller, 9 Gateside Crooks, William, confectioner, 8 Cotton street Cross, Mrs Andrew, trunk, parasol, and umbrella manufacturer, 99 High street Cross, Mrs, muslin printer, 99 High street Crossley, James, of J. & W. Crossley, 12 Abbey close Crossley, J. & W., dyers and hank printers, 18 Abbey street Crouch, Rev. John, minister of Victoria place Baptist Church, 8 George street 36 t»AlSLET»

Cruickshanks, Arthur, of A. S. Hamilton & Co., 48 High street Cullen, Tliomas, chemist, druggist, and dentist, 12 St. James place—house, 70 Love street—(See advertise. ment) Gumming, Mrs, draper, 19 Old Smithhills Gumming, William, carter, 17 Well street Gumming, Dugald, grocer, 21 Maxwellton street Cunningham^ Adam, spirit merchant, 36 High street- house, 49 do. Cunningham, Alexander, at John Yuill & Co.'s, 6 Lyles- land Cunningham, James, at WilHam M'Intyre*s, 16 George sti^et Cunningham, James, & Co., manufacturers, 116 Causey- side Cunningham, James, of James Cunningham & Co., 9 Neilston street Cunningham, John, of John Cunningham & Son, Primrose Bank, High Carriagehill Cunningham, John, & Son, shawl manufacturers, 8 Forhes place Cunningham*, Mrs Daniel, 21 High street Cunningham, Mrs John, 88 High street Cunningham, Robert, of John Cunningham k Son, 36 Causeyside Cunningham, T., tailor, 5 George street Cunningham, William, & Co., dyers> Abbey close Cunningham, William, of William Cunningham & Co., 2 South Orr street Currie, Adam, of the Loundsdale Bleaching Company, Lounsdale Currie, David, officer Reformed Presbji^erian Church, 36 Oakshaw street Currie, James, sheriff officer. Terrace Buildings, 109 High street Currie, Mrs John, spirit dealer, 9 School wynd Currie, William, 23 Niddry street Currie, William, jun., grocer and spirit merchant, 4 Ren* frew street—house, 23 Niddry street —

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Currie & Co., starch and corn flour manufacturers, Glen- field Cutlibertson, George, keeper Artizans' Institution, 1 High street Cutlibertson, John, grocer, 23 Gauze street—house, 32 Cotton street Cuthbertson, Thomas, confectioner, 44 Moss street house, 22 Underwood

DALRYI^^PLE, James, of Wallace, Connell, & Co., plumbers, Gilmour street—house, 3 Glen street Dalziel, Andrew, feuar, 19 George street Dalziel & Begg, shawl manufacturers, 112 Causeyside Dalziel, James, 1st teller Bank of Scotland, Laurieston, Glasgow—house. Wester Carriagehill Dalziel, Miss, teacher, Stow School, 145 George street Dalziel, Jane, confectioner, 24 Causeyside—house, Steven- son street Dalziel, Mrs William, milliner, 145 George street Dalziel, Robert F., of Dalziel & Begg, Castlehead Darroch, Neil, gardener to T. W. Macalpine, Castlehead Davidson, George, clerk at Gas Works—house, at Gas Work lodge Deans, Francis, postmaster, Victoria place. Lady lane Deans, John, boot and shoemaker, 10 Wellmeadow—house, 20 Sandholes Deans, Robert L., foreman of Gas Company's meter shop, 12 Old Smitbhills Dempster, John, Baker, 25 High street Dearie, John, hair dresser, 8 Broomlands Denning, James, broker, 10 New Smithhills Devlin, Sarah, broker, 34 Wellmeadow Dick, David, mason and builder, 2 Glen lane—house, 23 Glen street Dick, George, teacher, Carbrook street School, 32 Ferguslie Dick, J., lappet and harness clipper, Marshall's lane Dick, John, wright, 131 George street—house, 36 do, Dick, James, shawl merchant, 5 County place Dick, Matthew, photographer, 41 Wellmeadow Dick, Margaret, grocer, 89 Causeyside D —-

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Dick, Robert, confectioner, 7 Glen street Dickie, E., china merchant, 21 Moss street—^liouse, 65 Broomlands Dickie, Horace W., teacher of Paisley Educational School, 14 New Sneddon—^lioiise, 6 Thread street Dickie, Thomas, grocer and spirit merchant, 12 Broomlands Dickie, William, parochial schoolmaster, Abbey Parish School—house, 6 Thread street Dickie, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 25 Moss street Dickson, Alexander, paymaster-sergeant, M. Staff Barracks, 32 Thread street Dickson, James, gardener to Joseph Whitehead, Kilnside hOc Dickson, John, bookkeeper to Abercorn Foundry Co. Dickson, Mrs, spirit dealer, 110 George street Dickson, Richard, spirit dealer, 20 Abbey street Dickson, William, gardener to Thomas Coats of Ferguslie, 3 Thomas street Dickson William, jun., gardener at Crossflat Nursery— house, 4 Williamsburgh Dobbie, William, boot and shoemaker, 149 George street —house, 20 do. Dobie, George, tobacconist and candle manufacturer, 12 High street—w^orkshop, 4, School wynd—house, 63 Love street Dobie, George, 70 Love street Dobie, James, surgeon dentist, 8 St. James place—house, George place—(See advertisement) Dobson, Jeremiah, tailor and clothier, 3 Gauze street Dobson, William L., tailor and clothier, 24 Williamsburgh Dodds, Rev. James, minister of Abbey parish, 7 Garth land place Donald, James, of Hanna, Donald, & Wilson, Riccartsbar Donald, James T., surgeon, 5 High street (Cross) —house, 9 Orr square Donald, Mrs WiUiam, 10 Glen lane Donald, Thomas, house factor, and secretary Paisley In- vestment and Loan Society—office, 42 New street house, 20 Newton street Donaldson, David, F.E.I. S., teacher of English, Grammar School and Academy—house, 4 Stow place. PAISLEY. 3^

Donaldson, David, station-master, Abercorn Railway Station.—^house, do. Donaldson, Humphrey, smith, farrier, and plough maker^ 1 Williamsburgh Donaldson, James, 27 Glen street Donaldson, John, boot and shoemaker, 6 Orcliard street Donaldson, John, veterinary surgeon, agricultural implement maker, horse shoer, and general blacksmith, 6-i Love street Donaldson, Thomas, clerk at Goods Station, 6 Orchard st, Donnelly, Michael, spirit dealer, 4 St. Mirren street Dougall, John, clerk City of Glasgow Bank, 46 Broomlands Dougall, Mrs Robert, grocer, 46 Broomlands Douglas, Rev. James, M.A., of Linwood Church, 3 Castle street Downie, John, spirit dealer, 1 Carriagehill Drennan, John, boot and shoemaker, 34 Ferguslie

Drennan, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 25 Causeyside—-- house, 2 Wardrop street Drennan, Thomas, provision merchant and ham curer, 5 Silk street—house, do. Drennan, Wm., clerk at Hodge, Young, & Martin's, 14

, Abercorn street Drew, Maria, fruiterer and confectioner, 21 Old Sneddon Drew, ]\Iichael, manager to J. & D. M'Nair & Co., Clark's, court, Seedhill Drew, Robert, 25 Gordon's lane Drewette, James, reporter^ and publishing and advertising agent of North British Daily Mail and Weekly Mail, 4 County place—house, 4 Gauze street Drummond, Henry, clerk to Henry Hutton, carriage hirer, 48 George street Drummond, James, architect, surveyor, and valuator, 36, High street Drummond, John, at Sacell Brewery, 5 Christie street Drummond, William, carter for Paisley Bread Association-, 103 High street—house, 44 Moss street Drummond, William, grocer, 2 Old Sneddon prybrough, James, of Walker, Drybrough, & Oo,,^ Arkleston —

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Duff & Millar, watclimakers and jewellers, 20 High street Duncan, David, 59 Love street Duncan, James, farmer, Braeliead Duncan, Miss Mary, artificial flower maker, 12 George street

Duncan, Rev. Eobert, Middle Parish—^manse, 49 Love st. Duncan, William, commercial traveller, 22 New street Duncan, William, smith and ironmonger, 109 High street —house, 1 Inkle street

Duncan, William, boot and shoemaker, 11 Carrriagehill ' Dunlop, George, cowfeeder, 13 Sir Michael street Dunlop, James, boot and shoemaker, 17 Queen street. Dunlop, John, farmer and grain dealer, 8 Glen lane Dunlop, John, wine and spirit merchant, 82 Broomlands Dunlop, Margaret, china merchant, 24 Causeyside—house, 12 Neilston street Dunlop, Miss, dressmaker, 12 Neilston street Dunlop, Mrs, milliner and straw hat maker, 77 High street Dunlop, Rev. Adam, minister of the Tabeniacle, Canal street—house, Canal Bank Cottage Dunlop, Rev. Robert, minister of Storie street Reformed Presbyterian Church, 25 Gauze street Dunn, James Hamilton, writer, School of Art Buildings, County place—^house, 57 Love street Dunnet, Misses, teachers of music, 3 Blackball buildings Dunsmore, John, clerk, Glenfield Starch Works, Castle- head Durning, John, broker, 77 High street

EADIE, John, teacher, 45 Maxwellton Eadie, Robert, ironmonger, 94 High street—house, 13 Abbey street Easton, William, olerk Goods Depot, Railway Station Eaglesim, Robert, draper and clothier, 1 High street boqse, 12 Neilston street Edmiston, William, chemist and druggist, SQ High street —^house, do. Edmiston, Alexander, spirit dealer, 4 Cotton street Edmiston, WilHam, spirit dealer, 32 George street Edmiston, William, spirit dealer, 34 Canal street PAISLEY., 41'

Edmonds, Robert, clerk, National Bank of Scotland, Blackhall buildings Edmonds, Robert, & Son, printers and printcutters, Marshall's lane—house, 17 Wardrop street Edwards, W., broker, 14 Broomlands Elder, Rev. Andrew, minister, of George street U.F. Church, 56 Canal street Elder, William, superintendent. Fountain Gardens, Love street Ellis, Mary, broker, 70 High street Equitable Co-operative Society, 5 Neilston road Erskine^ Andrew, cabinetmaker, 2 Lady lane—(See adver" tisement) Erskine, Jam,es, & Son, grocers, 43 Causeyside Erskine, James, of James Erskiue & Son, 43 Causeyside Erskine, James, & Son, singeing house, 42 Causeyside Erskine, John, grocer, 41 George street Erskine, Robert, general agent, and waste merchant, 50 Storie street Erskine, Thomas, of James Erskine & Son, 83 Causey- side Ewart, Archibald, clogmaker, 90 Canal street Ewing, H. E. Crum, M.P. for Paisley—residence, Mains House, Milngavie Ewing, John, grocer, 52 Storie street Ewing, Mrs, grocer, 66 High street Ewing, William, provision merchant, 87 Causeyside

FAIRLEY, George, pawnbroker, 7 Broomlands and 1 Queen street—house, 31 Causeyside Fairley & Lochhead, pawnbrokers, 31 Causeyside and 1 Gordon's lane Fairley, Thomas D., at J. &, J. Clark & Co.'s, 4 Garthland street Fairlie, Robert, spirit dealer, 9 Moss street Falconer, Joseph' A., officer, Oakshaw street U.P. Church, Meeting House brae Falconer, Miss Marion, pawnbroker, 35 High street ^Falconer, Robert, of William Falconer &. Son, 83 Causey- side 42 PAISLEY.

Falconer, William, & Son, surgeons, 83 Canseyside Falconer, William, of William Falconer & Son, 83 Canseyside Feclmey, David, sen., feuar, 107 George street Fechney, David, jun., grocer and spirit merchant, lOT George street Fechney, James, grocer and spirit merchant, 35 Fergus- he—house, 40 Broomlands Fergus, James, of J. & J. Fergus, accountaat and house factor, 61 Storie street Fergus, James, jun., of J. & J. Feigns, 61 Storie street Fergus, J. & J., wholesale grocers and tea merchants, 33 High street—^liouse, 61 Storie street Ferguslie Reading Room, 38 Ferguslie Ferguson, Angus, glazier, 106 Causeyside—^house, 104 do. Ferguson, George, wine and spirit merchant, Washington Inn, 78 High street Ferguson, George, officer Evangelical Union Chapel, 11 Back Sneddon Ferguson, John, clerk, Chaml>erlain*s office, County buildings—house, 32 Canal street Ferguson, Moses, eoal merchant. Western Coal Depot Ferguson, Moses, broker, 1 Ferguslie Ferguson, Robert, 32 Canal street Fernie, Archibald, house and sign painter, 16 George street and corner of Barclay street Femie, James, manufacturer, 18 King street Ferrie, James, commission agent, 7 Neilston street Ferrie & Murray, dyers, Linside dyeworks Ferrie, Robert, of Ferrie & Murray, 13 Thread street Ferrie, Robert, at John M'Keehnie & Co.'s, Carriagehili place Ferrie, Thomas, spirit merchant, 9 Old Smithhills Findlayson, William, tailor, 5 Storie street Finlayson, Mrs James, farmer, Mavisbank, Blackball road Finn, Nicholas, Quarter-Master Sergeant, Staff Barracks, 14 Wardrop street Finston, Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer, 92 Causeyside Fisher, Andrew, Inspector of Weights and Measures for the Burgh, 81 New Sneddon —

Fisher, Andrew, jun., of Fisher, Robertson, & Co., 81 New Sneddon Fisher, George, of Fisher, Robertson, & Co.,Garthland lane Fisher, John, accountant, house-factor, and insurance agent, 4 Causeyside—house, Craigielea— (See advertisement) Fisher, Robert, draper, 44 New street—house, 38 do. Fisher, Robertson, k Co., engineers, smiths, machine and tool makers, 1 Water brae and 2 Causeyside Fisher, Thomas, baker, 39 George street Fisher, -William, enterer, 65 George street Fisher, Thomas, wood carver, 24 High street Fitzpatrick, Valentine, cowfeeder, 87 New Sneddon Fleming, Andrew G., minister of the United Presbyterian Church, Thread street—house, 4 Underwood Fleming, Mrs, eating-house keeper, 22 Causeyside Fleming, David, shawl manufacturer, 109 Causeyside house, 38 New street Fleming, James, victualler, 6 Smith street Fleming, Rev. John, chaplain of Paisley Prison, 56 Canal street Fleming, William, draper, 13 Gauze street Flett, Rev. Oliver, minister of Storie street Baptist Church, Falside Forbes, James T., 41 Oakshaw sti-eet Forbes, Mrs, Marchfield Forbes, William, carpet and rug manufacturer, 21 and

22 Well street—chouse, 1 Underwood lane Forbes, William G., Marchfield Forrest, Capt., Adjutant Royal Renfrew Militia, Ibrox villas, Paisley road, Glasgow Forrest, Mrs, 10 Inkle street Forster, John, at James Harvey & Co.'s, 7 Burn row Forsyth, George, shoemaker, 69 High street Forsyth, Robert, shoemaker, 2 Neilston road Foulds, Alexander, coal merchant, Underwood depot- house, 10 Back Sneddon Foulds, Andrew, jun„ wine and spirit merchant, 88 High street and 162 George street—-house^ 20 Storie street Foulds, Andrew & Son, wholesale win^, ajii, spirit merchants, 5 Abbe^j- str^^t —

Fonlds, Andrew, wine and spirit merchant, 4 Abbey street and 11 Abbey close—bouse, 4 Abbey street Foiilds, Andrew, dyer and scourer, 118 George street Foulds, John, manager of Town's Quarry, Mill street Foulds, William, at Andrew Foulds & Son's, 4 Abbey st. Foulds, William, wholesale wine and spirit merchant, 24 George street, and 20 Old Sneddon—^house, 19 Oakshaw street Foote, Andrew, lithographer, 7 Smithhills France, Rev. William, minister of Oakshaw street U.P'. Church, 49 Oakshaw street France, Robert, farmer, Auldtown, Glasgow road Frauce, Samuel, farmer, Brownside, Barrhead road Fraser, Donald, M.B., CM., medical practitioner, 2 .New Smithhills Fraser, Hector, embroiderer and shawl printer, 10 Neilston street Fraser, James D., at James Dobie's, dentist, Wellpark place, Millport Fraser, James, letter-carrier, 35 George street Fraser, James Roy, teacher of music, 4 Old Smithhills house, do.—(See advertisement) Fraser, Mrs, ladies' outfitter, 68 High street Fraser, Patrick, Sheriff of the County of Renfrew, 8 Moray place, Edinburgh Fraser, William, confectioner, 28 New Smithhills Fraser, William, spirit merchant, 11 New Sneddon "Fraser, Rev. William, minister of the Free Middle Churchy. The Manse, Underwood Free St. George's Mission Hall, Gordon's lane Fullerton, Alexander, of Craig, Fullerton, & Co., Fergusly House, Blackstoun road Fullerton, John, & Co., iron and composite shipbuilders,. Merksworth shipbuilding yard, Inchiunan road Fullerton, John, of John Fullerton & Co., Merksworth House, Inchinnan road Fulton, David, broker, 3 Silk street Fulton, James, 10 Back row, Ferguslie Fulton, James, clerk to Campbell & Russell, Glenfield ;Pultpn, James, fruiterer ^nd confectioner, 79 Causeyside PAISLEY. 45

Fulton, James, grocer, 79 Causeysicle—house, 1 Stow st. Fulton, John, grocer, 73 Broomlands Fulton, Joseph, of W. Fulton & Sons, Glen Cottage, Glen- field Fulton, Misses, milliners and furnishers, 2 Old Smithhills —house, 11 Wardrop street Fulton, Mrs, broker, 56 Storie Street Fulton, Mrs, furnished lodgings, 31 High street Fulton, Mrs James, grocer and ham-curer, 14 St Mirren street—house, 85 New Sneddon Fulton, Peter, officer Free South Church, 7 Lylesland Fulton & M'Elwee, ham-curers and provision merchants, 7 Cotton street Fulton, Eobert, of Fulton & M'Elwee, 10 Abbey street Fulton, William, of William Fulton & Sons, The Glen Fulton, William, & Sons, scourers, finishers, and dyers of woollen fabrics, Glenfield

GALBRAITH, Charles, boot and shoemaker, 28 St. James street — house, 25 do. Galbraith, James, funeral undertaker, and ofiicer Abbey close U.P. Church, 5 Abbey close Galbraith, John, baker, 37 Moss street Galbraith, John, spirit dealer, 8 Mid lane, Ferguslie^ Galbraith, Miss, 32 Oakshaw street Gallocher, James, broker, 22 Broomlands. Gallocher, John, victualler, 12 Old Smithhills—-hous:©,, 7 Stow place Galletly, David, cutter at Robertson & M' Gibbon's^ 97 High street Galloway, William, & Co., coal merchatiats, Stoney brae, west end of Hunter street—(See advertisement) Gait, James S., pawnbroker, 4 Gordon's lane, and 30 Causeyside Gait, John, bricklayer, Gordon's lane—house, 29 Causey-^ side Gait, Mrs., 4 Gordon's lane Gait, William, chimney sweep, 94 High street Galvin, John, Inland Revenue Officer, 54 Storie street —

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Gardiner, Alexander, accountant, British Linen Co.'s Bank, and agent for tlae Lancashire Insurance Co., 3 Cale- donia street

Gardner, A. & J. ISf., writers, 3 County place Gardner, Alexander, printer, bookseller,—and stationer, 3 Moss street—printing office, 9 do. ^house, Greenhill cottage Gardner, Alexander, jun., publisher of the Paisley and Ren- frewshire Standard, Greenhill cottage Gardner, Andrew, hair cutter and toy shop, 10 and 12 St, Mirren street—house, 104 High street (Cross) Gardner, A. Neilson, of A. & J. N. Gardner, Nethercommon House Gardner, Archibald, ilesher, 54 Causeyside—house, 1 Neilston road Gardner, Archibald, of A. & J. N. Gardner, Nethercommon House Gardner, James, joiner and cabinetmaker, 2 Inkle street house, 5 Garthland lane—(See advertisement) Gardner, James, farmer. South Hillington Gardner, Matthew, 29 Glen street Gardner, Robert, cowfeeder, West Greenhill Gardner, William, officer of South Church, 6 South Camp» beU street Gardner, William, of Logan & Gardner, Greenhill cottage Garven, John, flesher, 13 Broomlands Garven, Mrs Anges, 3 Canal street Gemmell, James, tailor and clothier, 32 High street- house, 5 Wellmeadow Gemmell, Matthew, wine and spirit merchant, 104 Causey- side— house, 105 do. Gemmell, Matthew, cowfeeder, 13 Cotton street Gemmell, Malcolm, watchmaker and jeweller, 3 Well- meadow—house, 5 do. Gemmell & Co., truss and bandage makers, 12 Dyers' wynd Gemmell, Robert, manufacturer. Blackball Factory—house,. 12 Neilston street Gibb, Andrew D., of Speirs & Gibb, 21 Caledonia street

Gibb^ Archibald j turner, 12 West Campbell street —=

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Gibb, Jolin, accountant, 10 West Campbell street Gibb, John, liosier, glover, and small ware merchant, 25 and 26 High street—house, 26 do.—(See advertisement) Gibb, Mathew, & Co., manufacturers, 116 Causejside Gibb, Mathew, of Mathew Gibb & Co., 17 West street Gibb, Samuel, joiner and cabinetmaker, 93 High street house, 35 Wellmeadow Gibb, Thomas, house factor, and officer High Church, 39 New street Gibb, Thomas, printer and lithographer, 8 Forbes place (See advertisement) Gibb, William, grocer, 10 Gauze street Gibbons, Thomas, spirit dealer, 18 Old Smithhills Gibson, Alexander, porter. No. 8, 21 High street Gibson, Andrew, grocer, and officer Primitive Methodist Chapel, 7 Bridge street Gibson, Andrew, baker, 38 High street Gibson, Cowan, manufacturer, 44 Storie street Gibson, David, & Co., hair cutters and news agents, 9 Broomlands Gibson, Henry, bookseller and news agent, 44 Causeyside Gibson, Hugh, wine and spirit merchant, 23 Lawn street Gibson, James, storekeeper, Charleston Co-operative Store, Neilston road—house, 11 Carriagehill Gibson, James, wine and spirit merchant, 56 Causeyside— house, do. Gibson, James, jun., clerk at Macfarlane & Co.'s, 56 Causeyside Gibson, John, of Gibson, MacKellar, & Co., Wester Carriagehill place Gibson, MacKellar, & Co., wholesale shoe manufacturers, 16 Causeyside Gibson, Mrs Andrew, cork cutter, 13 High street —house, 22 Caledonia street Gibson, J. & A., grocers, 3 Broomlands Gibson, Robert, cellarman at Macfarlane and Co.'s, 29 Lady lane—^house, 28 Lady lane Gibson, Robert, clerk. Bank of Scotland, 51 Broomlands 48

Gibson, William, book-keeper to Dundas S. Porteous, Greenlaw street Gibson, William, family grocer and spirit merchant, 107 and 108 High street (Cross) —house, 42 Oakshaw street Gilbertson, John, assistant surveyor of taxes, 1 Cotton street—^house, Park place, Calside Gilchrist, Mrs John, millinery, baby linens, and ladies* underclothing, 94 High street Gilchrist, John, at J. & J. Clark & Co.'s, 94 High street Gilchrist, Kobert, hosier and general draper, 5 Moss street —house, 2 North Croft Gilchrist, Wm., ironmonger, 1 Broomlands Gildawie, John, superintendent of county police, Albion street Gilgour, Robert, clerk. Railway Station, 3 Cotton street Gillespie, James, slater, and superintendent fire brigade, 43 Moss street—slate yard, 13 Old Sneddon Gillespie, William, slater, and slate merchant, 82 New Sneddon—^house, 76 do. Gillies, John, baker, 41 Broomlands Gillison, J. A., of Duff & Millar, 20 High street Gilmour, Allan, baker, 82 Canal street Gilmour, Andrew, farmer, Hollybush Gilmour, David, insurance agent, 5 Causeyside—house, Camphill Gilmour, James, wine and spirit merchant, 13 Dyers' wynd—^house, 2 South Croft Gilmour, James, at St Mirren's Soap Work, 51 Caledonia street Gilmour, John, grocer, spirit retailer, and general bottler, 20 Moss street—house, do.—(See advertisement) Gilmour, John, overseer, Ralston, Glasgow road Gilmour, John, plumber and brassfounder, 42 and 48 High street—house, 48 do. Gilmour, John, farmer, Fulbar Gilmour, Matthew, smith, 32 High street—house, 36 Moss street Gilmour, Miss M., confectioner, 90 High street—house, 32 do. PAISLEY. 49

Gilmour, Robert, carter and cowfeeder, 15 Seedhills Gilmour, Thomas, & Co., yarn merchants, 107 Causeyside Gilmour, William, shawl warehouse, 5 Causeyside—house, Camphill Gilmour, William, of Thomas Gilmour & Co., 1 Park place, Calside Gilmour, William, farmer, Leitehland Givan, James, tailor and clothier, 5 Moss street Givan, Wn;i., tailor and clothier, 103 High street (Cross) Glass, David, M.A., teacher of writing and mathematics, Grammar School and Academy, 31 Gaaze street Glass, John, traveller to Archd. Hastie, 9 Wellmeadow Glass, James, grocer, 24 Wellmeadow— house, 1 Castle st. Glass, John, 9 Wellmeadow Glassford, David, bookseller and stationer, 10 St Mirren street Glen, Allan, tailor, 9 Stow place Glen, Mrs, Castlehead Glen, Robert, tailor, 88 Causeyside Glen, Thomas, grain merchant and miller, Hawkhead Mills — residence, Thornhill House Glover, Isabella, furnisher, 8 Moss street—house, 53 High street Glover, William, ironmonger, plumber, tinsmith, and gasfitter, 22 High street^—house, 24 do. Goldie, Henry, & Son, tailors, 17 Sandholes Goldie, James, joiner, 11 Inkle street—house, 8 do. Gold, James, tailor, 16 Storie street Gold, Mrs, mangier, 39 New street Gollan, Roderick, first-class Instructor of Musketry, Millarston Good, William, 2 Barclay street Goodlet, Thomas, temperance hotel, 100 High street Goold, James, clothier and draper, 47 Moss street— house, 8 Lawn street Goold, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 16 Storie street Goold, William, feuar, 19 Lawn street Gordon & Barclay, sculptors and builders, Broomlands, opposite Cemetery gate — (See advertisement) Gordon, David, broker, 8 Broomlands 50 fAlStEY.

Gordon, Georg'e, funeral undertaker, 7 New street—house, do.—-(!S^e advertisement) Gordon, George, refreshment rooms, 149 George street Gordon, John, of Gordon & Barclay, 57 Broomlands Gordon', John, mason, 9 Cross street Gordon, Mary, dressmaker, 93 Causeyside Gordon, Miss M., milliner and dressmaker, 9 High street, (Cross) Gbudie, James, bookseller and stationer, and news agent, 24 High street—house, do. Goudie, James, cooper, 43 High street—house, do.—(See advertisement) Goudie, Robert, cooper, Macdowall street Goudie, William, cooper, 49 High street Gowan, Ann, grocer, 15 Great Hamilton street Graham, Alexander, brewer, of Sacell Erewery Company^ 8 Saucel Graham, Archibald F., at Sacell Brewery, 9 Saucel Graham, Edward^ Episdopal Chtirch officer, 3 Maxwell street Graham, Mrs Jane, grocer, 72 Canal street Graham, Mrs, cowfeeder^ 7 Old SmitKhills Graham, Mrs, grocer, 17 Ferguslie Graham, James, 34 Ndw Sneddon Graham, John, cutter at James Goold's, 47 Moss street, 3 Barclay street Graham, Robert, of T. &; H. Gtaham^ 12 Abbey street Graham, T. & R., lithographers by steam power, 4 Bridge street Graham, Thomas, of T. & R* Graham, 6 Garthland street Graham, Thomas, & Co., clothiers, hatters, and drapers, 2 County place Graham, Thomas, Carlile place, 33 New Sneddon Graham, Thomas, jim., of Thomas Graham & Co., 35 New Sneddon Graham, Thomas, M.Di,, 34 Gauze street Graham, William, clerk at the Savings Bank, 72 Canal street Granger, Thomas^ draper, 4 Silk street .

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Gray, James, carrier, Paisley, Beith, and Eilbirnie— quar-, ters, 12 Canseyside Gray, James, cowfeeder, Crow road Gray, Margaret, gardener, QQ Canseyside Gray, Wi'lliam, gardener, West Craigielea -- shop, 69i Broomlands Gray, William, spirit dealer, 72 Canseyside Green, Joseph, chimney sweep, Abbey close^ Greenlees, Hngh, Stanley -place, 50 Canseyside Greenlees, John, of Matthew Greenlees & Son, Castlehead Greenlees, John, of Thomas Greenlees & Co,, Calside Greenlees, Matthew, & Son, mannfacturers, 7 and 8 Forbes, place Greenlees, Matthew,, of Matthew Greenlees & Son, Castle^ head Greenlees, Thomas, & Co., silk, yarn, and cloth merchants,, 13 Canseyside Greenlees, Thomas, of Thomas Greenlees & Co.,, Calside Grice, John, grocer, 4 Neilston road Grierson, John, foreman at Walker, Son, & Co.'s,^ 13. Barclay street Grieve, Jane, milliner and straw-ha,t niaker, 76; High ^street Grieve, Robert, cowfeeder. High Carriagehill Grieve, Robert, sen., gardener, 1 Union street Gnilleaume, Mrs, 15 Ganze street Gnilleaume, Peter, agent. National Bank of Scotland— house, 1 Fo>'bes place Guthrie, Miss, dressmaker, 1 St. James street Guthrie, Miss, 7 Silk street Guthrie, Mrs, furniture warehouse, 80 High street—house, 1 Orr square Guthrie, Robert, & Co., shawl manufacturers, 2 Canseyside. Guthrie, Robert, of Robert Guthrie and Co., Fairy Knowe,, Castlehead Guthrie, W., & Co., coal merchants, 10 Wellmeadow,- Guy, Mrs, midwife, 4 West Buchanan street 02 . PAISLEY.

HAGARTY, Joseph, hair dresser, 3 New street—house, 25 Orchard street Hair, James, manufacturer, 15 Causeyside—house, 70 Canal street Ilair, Miss, teacher, 11 Lawn street Hair, Robert B., manufacturer, 15 Causeyside—house, 85 High street Halden, Francis, manufacturer, 112 Causeyside Halden, James, draper, 36 Causeyside Hall, John, Inland Revenue OiHcer, 11 Barclay street Halliday, George, shoemaker, 25 Queen street Hamilton, Adam, & Sons, bleachers, and starch manufacturers, Works, Blackland Mill, and Gleniffer Hamilton, A. S., & Co., manufacturers, 8 Causeyside Hamilton, A. S., of A. S. Hamilton & Co., 143 George street Hamilton, David E., printer, 2 New street—house, 17 Wardrop street

Hamilton, David, teacher, Neilson Institution, 58 Storie st. Hamilton, George, of Adam Hamilton & Sons, The Cot- tage, Blackland Mill Hamilton, Hall, of Wilson k Hamilton, 1 Ralston square Hamilton, Hugh, & Son, builders—yard, Mill street Hamilton, Hugh, of Hugh Hamilton & Son, builders and Caithness and Arbroath pavement merchants, Mill street—house, 4 Bank street Hamilton, Hugh, jun., of Hugh Hamilton & Son, builders, 4 Bank street Hamilton, James, scourer, Abercorn Scouring Works» Niddry street Hamilton, James, baker, 4 Old Smithhills Hamilton, James, of Bonnar & Hamilton, 6 Stow street Hamilton, James, traveller to Brown & Poison, 27 George street Hamilton, James, grocer, 58 Storie street Hamilton, John, embroiderer and fancy printer, 4 Cum. berland Court, 110 Causeyside—house, 26 George street Hamilton, John, grocer, 56 George street Hamilton, Margaret, covvfeeder, 9 George street —

P'AISEET. 5'3'

Hamilton, Mrs, midwife, 31 St. James street Hamilton,. Miss, teacher, Hunter street scliool, 7 High street (Cross) Hamilton, Mrs Ann, wine and spirit merchant, 65 Love street—house, do. Hamilton, Mrs, confectioner, 1 Wellmeadow Hamilton,, Mrs, teacher of sewing, Hunter street school, 7 High street (Cross) Hamilton, Robert, baker, 70 Causeyside Hamilton, Robert, grocer, 17 George street Hamilton, Thomas, spirit dealer, 148 G-eorge street Hamilton, William, broker, 7 Orchard street Hamilton, William, & Co., dyers and scourers, 51 High street Hamilton, William, of William Hamilton & Co., 1 Hamilton, street Hanna, Donald, & Wilson, engineers, Abbey Works, 8 Smithhills Hannah, Joseph, chemist,. 66 Causeyside—house, 2 South Orr street Hannah^ Miss, 4 Gateside Haran, Neil Gilmour, plumber, gasfitter, zinc-TVorker, and ironmonger, 99 Causeyside—^liouse, 22 do. (See advertisement), Hardie, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 22 Lady lane Hardie, Alexander, grocer, 6 Prussia street Hardie, George, mechanic, 13 Williamsburgh Hardie, Miss,, dressmaker, 23 George street Harkness, John, Sheriff and Town officer, 14 High street Hai-per, Alexander, Inland Revenue officer, 37 Causeyside Harper, Hugh, clerk, Lonend dyeworks, 1 Blackball buildings Harp'er, M., confectioner and toy merchant, 102 Causeyside Harper, William, manufacturer, 6 Smith street Harris, Alexander, at Robert Harris's, 25 High street-— house, Camphill Harris, Mrs Alexander, Camphill Harris, Richard, Inland Revenue officer, 2 Saucel Harris, Robert, jeweller and watchmaker, 25 High street—- hojuse,^ Camphill —

54 PAISLEY.

Harris, William, watchmaker and jeweller, 19 High street —house, do. Hart, Alexander, clerk to George Hart, writer, 85 Cansey-, side Hart, Alexander, accountant and insurance agent, 9 Churchhill—house, 6 Gauze street Hart, Alexander, 51 Caledonia street -Hart, Archibald, spirit merchant, 14 Old Sneddon Hart, Archibald, wine and spirit merchant, 3 St. James street Hart, George, writer. Notary Public,, and Burgh Fiscal,. 5 County place— house, 1 Christie street Hart, Ellen, green grocer^ 2 Dovesland Hart, James, spirit dealer, 3 St. James street—house, 59 George street Hart, Miss Janet, teacher of Carbrook street school, 12 Barclay street Hart-, Mrs John, 6 Gauze street Hart, Thomas M.,, clerk at J. k P. Coats's, 14 Wardrop street Hart, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 1 East Croft Hart, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 85 Gauseyside house, do. Harvey, George, grocer and spirit merchant, 138 George street Harvey, George, jun., 136 George street Harvey, James, & Co., wine and spirit merchants^ 15 King street, Saucel Harvey, Mrs John, teacher of music, 55 Causeyside Hastie, Archibald, flour and grain merchant, Camphill Flour Mills —house, 4 Lawn street Hastie, Mrs Archibald, 4 Lavra street Hatchard, James, jun., salesman to David Brough, 46. Moss street Hatchard, James, tailor, 46 Moss street Hatrick, James, clockmaker, 18 Cotton Street Hatrick, John B.^ of William Hatrick & Sons, 60 Love street Hatrick, John, smith and bell-hanger, 18 Mass street —

PAISLEY. 35

Hatrick, Robert R., of William Hatrick & Sons, Charle- mont Villa, Pollokshields Hatrickj VVilliam, & Sons, pliarmaceiitical chemists, and wholesale and retail druggists, Coffee Room buildings, 18 Gilmour street Hawkliead Mills Bakery, ISBroomlands—Matthew Brown Hay, James, of Robert Hay & Son, and agent for the Briton Medical and General Life Association, and Scottish Fire Insurance Company, 10 High street (See advertisement) —house, Stanley place, 48 Causeyside Hay, Mrs, broker, 31 Cotton street Hay, Robert, of Robert Hay & Son, 21 High street Hay, Robert, &, Son, stationers, account book makers, lithographers, engravers, printers, and manufacturers of design or point paper, 10 High street—(See advertisement) Hazel, Joseph, spirit-dealer, 10 Williamsburgh Hector, Alexander, dyer, Espedair street—house, 31 Cal- side Heiton, John, jun., wine and spirit merchant, 3 Orchard street Heiton, John, sen., 26 Causeyside Hegney, Mrs J., druggist, 9 St. James place Henderson, John, flesher, (j6 Broomlands—^house, 64 do. Henderson, Mrs Alexander, Royal Oak Tavern, 45 Moss street Henderson, Mrs, baker, 12 Gauze street Henderson, Mrs William, confectioner, and wine and spirit merchant, 22 High street Henderson, Rev. Andrew, minister of Abbey close U.P. Church, Castlehead Henderson, Robert Louden, of Reid & Henderson, 1 Maxwell street Henderson, Robert, provision merchant, 83 High street Hendry, James, grocer, 62 Causeyside—^house, 10 Steven- son street Hendry, James, farmer, Thomly Park Henry, Charles, beamer, 6 Stock street Henry, Thomas, draper, 91 High, street- -house, 16 do*. -

56 PAISLEY.

Hepburn, Arnot, grocer, 72 Broomlands Hepburn, Robert, & Co., engravers and lithographers,, Abbey Mill—house, Terrace buildings Herald (Glasgow) Oifice, 2 Gilmour street—TV. B. Watson,. correspondent Herald Office, Paisley, 2 Gilmour street—Richard Watson,. editor Herd, Robert, confectioner, 18 Stock street Hill, James, teacher. Catholic School, 18 School wynd Hill, Mrs. John, gardener, Nefchercommon—shop, 30' High street Hill, R. L., watchmaker and jeweller, 99 High street- house, 13 do. Hill, William, coal merchant, Underwood coal depot— house, West Greenhill Hill, William, plumber, 4 New street—^house, 13 Highi street Hislop, George R., engineer, and manager of Gas Works —house, at Gas Works, Blackstoun road Hodgart, John, of White & Hodgart, Calabah House, Milliken Park Hodgart, Matthew, of Craig, Fullerton, & Co*, Renfrew road Hodge, Archibald, accountant at J. & P. Coats', and insurance agent, 15 Gilmour street—^house, Castlehead Hodge, Miss, 20 High street Hodge, William, of Hodge, Young, & Martin, Town Clerk,. writer, and insurance agent, 3 Orj square' Hodge, Young, & Martin, writers, County buildings Ilodgert, John J., rivet and bolt maker, 11 New Smithhills Hoeck, Louis, professor of music, registrar of births, &c., and Session Clerk for High Church Parish—house,. 86 High street Hogg, Archibald, scourer and finisher, Espedair Field, 40- Causeyside, and 2 Forbes place—house, 78 Causeyside Hogg, Walter, dyer, 7 Dyers' wynd— shop, 3 High street —house. Terrace buildings Hollas, Alexander, flesher, 31 Old Sneddon—house, 66> Back Sneddon Holm, George, farmer^ Mossvale, Greenock road. —

PAISLEY. 57

Holms, Archibald Campbell, West Sandyford, Kenfrew road Holms, William, cowfeeder, 5 Love street Holms, William, Brabloch, Renfrew road Hood, A. M., grocer, 18 Lawn street—^house, 33 Gauze street Hood, Miss, furnished lodgings, 34 Moss street Hood, W. & T., fleshers and victuallers, 17 Lawn street Hood, William, spirit dealer. Cross Keys, 12 Saucel Plosie, Mrs, 12 Gordon's lane Houston, Alexander T., joiner and cartwright, Maxwellton Saw Mills, 5 Maxwellton street Houston, Archibald, confectioner, 82 Causeyside Houston, Campbell, of Robin & Houston, Paisley road,. Renfrew Houston, James, jun., of Robin & Houston, Cecil place, Paisley road, Glasgow Houston, John, boot and shoemaker, 15 Smithhills Houston, John, spirit merchant, North British Inn, 2^ High street Houston, John, confectioner and fruiterer, 29 High street Houston, John, hair dresser, 29 High street Houston, Matthew, waste dealer, and china merchant, 24 George street Houstoun, Mrs Walter Lamont, 28 George street Howatson, James, bootmaker, 4 Barr street Hubbart, James, barrack-sergeant, Barracks, Williams- burgh Hughes, John, spirit dealer, 13 Moss street Hume, Mrs, grocer and victualler, 3 School wynd

Hume, William, clerk to Governor of Abbey Poorhouse - house, Paisley Barracks, Williamsbnrgh Hunter, Alexander, plumber, gasfitter, and zinc-worker, 52 Caledonia street Hunter, James, joiner and cabinet-maker, 32 and 34 High street—house, 32 do. Hunter, John B., M.D,, and surgeon, 3 Smithhills—house, 95 High street Hunter, John, cabinetmaker, 84 George Street Hunter, Joseph, spirit dealer, 62 High street —

58 PAISLEY.

Hunter, Mrs E., spirit dealer, 14 Cotton street Hunter, Mrs Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 22 Great Hamilton street Hunter, R. & D., starch and corn flour manufacturers, Macdowall street—^house for both, 48 Oakshaw st. Hunter, Robert, chief constable of Renfrewshire—office, 3 County place—^liouse, 8 Moss street Hunter, Thomas, clothier and draper, 7 Moss street house, School wynd Hunter, William, druggist, 31 Causeyside—house, 95 High street Hunter, William, spirit dealer, 52 Storie street Hunter, William, tobacco and snuff manufacturer, 100 High street—^liouse, 4iS Oakshaw street Hutchison, Archibald, Pairhill, Calside Hutcliison, James, plasterer, Westside cottage, 3 Glen lane—lime-yard, 11 do.—(See advertisement) Hutcliison, James, surgeon and druggist, 23 Causeyside Hutcheson, John, agent. Bank of Scotland, 8 St. Mirren street—house, 6 Garthland place Hutchison, John, architect, 199 West George street, Glas- gow—-house, Fairhill, Calside, where messages can be left Hutchison, Miss J., machine stitcher, Westside cottage, 3 Glen lane Hutchison, Rev. M. Balfour, Episcopal clergyman, 2 Hamilton place, 78 New Sneddon Hutchison, Mrs Thomas, dressmaker and machine stitcher, 44 New street Hutchison, Thomas, clerk to Walter Hogg, 44 New street Hutchison, William, f

Hutton, Rev. George C, minister of Canal Street U.P. Church, Mount Pleasant, Canal street Hutton, Robert, foreman turner at J. & P. Coats's, 31 Ferguslie Hyndman, Samuel, stationer and bookseller, 2 New street —house, 39 High street

INGLIS, Mrs, baker, 12 Old Sneddon Inglis, James, foreman at Brown &> Poison's, 32 Calside Ingram, George, Superintendent of police, County buildings —house, 16 Moss street Ingram, John, clerk to A. & J. N. Gardner, writers, 43 High street Inland Revenue Office, 24 Orchard street Irvine, Elizabeth, dressmaker, 33 St. James street Irvine, James, tailor and clothier, 104 High street (Cross) —^house, do.— (See advertisement) Irvine, John, broker, 4 Abbey close Isdale & M'Callum, soap manufacturers, 4 New Sneddon Isdale, Ralph, of Isdale & M'Callum, 34 Glen street

JAAP, George, spirit dealer, 68 Canal street Jaap, John, boot and shoemaker, 109 High street—house, 7 Wardrop street Jack, Agnes, spirit merchant, 12 Back Sneddon—house, 6 Moncrieif street Jack, George, gas inspector, 32 Thread street Jack, George, of Gibson, MacKellar, & Co., 54 Causeyside Jack, James, family grocer, 95 High street—^house, do. Jack, James, shopman at William Gibson's, 23 Niddry street Jack, John, feuar, 52 Storie street Jack,. Peter, jun., & Co., carpet and rug manufacturers, Netliercommon Jack, Peter, of Peter Jack, jun., & Co., 95 High street Jack, Thomas, 5 Blackball buildings Jackson, Andrew, cowfeeder, 14 Inkle street James, Mrs James, boot and shoemaker, 11 Old Smith- hills—house, 2 Gauze street Jamieson, John, agent, 21 St. James street 60 PAISLEY.

Jamieson, John, eating house keeper, 18 Sandholes Jamieson, Mrs, dressmaker, milliner, and straw hat maker, 37 Wellmeadow Jamieson, Mrs John, 4 Wardrop street Jamieson, Robert, 90 Canal street Jamieson, Samuel, shoemaker, 6 Lylesland Jamieson, William, gardener, Woodside House Jamieson, William, of William Jamieson & Sons, Sauce! Bank Jamieson, William, & Sons, soap and starch manufacturers, ©lackhall Soap-works, Blackball Jardine, Andrew, gardener, Crossflat House Jeffrey, George, spirit dealer, 8 Wardrop street Jeffrey, John, shoemaker, Albion street Johnston, James, merchant. Shuttle street'—house, Lang> bank Johnstone, James, spirit dealer, 25 Carriagehill Johnstone, James, wine and spirit merchant, 70 Broom- lands—^house, do. Johnstone, John, classical teacher, Neilson Institution, 33 High street Johnston, John, of William Johnston & Co., 3 Stow place Johnston, Mrs James, 8 High street Johnston, Thomas, civil engineer, and road surveyor for the County of Renfrew, Terrace buildings—house, Gowan Bank, Hurlet Johnston, William, grocer, 25 Old Sneddon Johnston, William, & Co., muslin, buckram, &c., manufacturers, Shuttle street Johnston, William, of William Johnston & Co., 45 ITigh street

KATER, William, farmer, Bogside, off Renfrew road Kean, John, broker, 79 High street Keith, Adam, of John Keith & Son, 77 Canal street Keith, John, & Son, joiners and blockbuilders, 101 Ca-nsey- side Keith, John, of John Keith & Son, 7 Garthland street Kelly, Adam, wine and spiiit merclaaut, 37 St. James street —

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Kelly, Alexander, plumber, tinsmith, and gasfitter, 4 Causeyside Kelly, Mrs James, grocer, 22 Lawn street Kelly, John, 29 Thread street Keir, Samuel, haii-dresser, 2 St. Mirren street—^house, 38 High street Kelso, John, foreman at Brown, Sharps, & Tyars, 36 Storie street Kelso, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 23 Stock street Kennedy, Alexander, chairfitter, 2 Neil street Kennedy, Charles, 4 Stow street Kennedy, David, cooper, 65 Canal street Kennedy, Hugh, baker, 6 Silk street Kennedy, John, bread and biscuit baker, 31 High street Keown, Miss, teacher, 42 High street Ker, John, joiner and timber merchant, 28 Causeyside house, 29 do. Kerr, Alexander, bird preserver, 4 New Smithhills Kerr, Benjamin, confectioner and fruiterer, 1 Old Smithhills Kerr, Charles, joiner, 20 Queen street Kerr & Clark, thread manufacturers, Linside—counting house, Seedhill Keirr & Co., spinners and thread manufacturers, "The Cable Thread Works " Kerr, Daniel, weaver, 68 Causeyside Kerr, Gavin, joiner, 30 Orchard street—house, do. Kerr, Gavin, late thread manufacturer, 27 Gordon's lane Kerr, Helen, confectioner, 43 Moss street Kerr, James, bird preserver, 5 Lawn street Kerr, James, Underwood House Kerr, John, & Co., manufacturers, 9 Causeyside Kerr, John, of John Kerr & Co., 2 Caledonia street Kerr,. John Pinkerton, of R. & J. P. Kerr, Chapel house Kerr, Mrs Peter, Gallowhill house, Renfrew road Kerr, Peter, & Son, heddle twine and thread manufacturers, 34 New street Kerr, R. & J. P., cotton spinners and power loom cloth manufacturers, Underwood, and Oakshaw Mills Kerr, Robert, of Robert Kerr and Son, 4 Elmbank crescent, Glas2:ow -

1^2 ^AISLEt.

Kerr, Robert, of R. & J. P. Kerr, Woodlands Kerr, Robert, & Son, shawl manufacturers and dyers^ Thread street Kerr, Thomas, teacher, Neilson Institution—house, 9 Wellmeadow KeiT, Thomas, cutler and gunmaker, 21 Moss street Kerr, "William, farmer, Linclive Killoch, Jane, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 St. James street Killoch, Matthew, 2 South Orr street Kilpatrick, Agnes, confectioner, 16 Causeyside Kilpatrick, James, manufacturer, 18 Causeyside Kipatrick, James, plumber and gasfitter, 5 Gilmour street —house, 7 Gauze street Kilpatrick, John, wright and funeral tmdertaker, 17 Abbey street— (See advertisement) Kilpatrick, Mrs John, Potterhill King, Alex., <& Son, woollen and linen drapers, hatters, hosiers, and glovers, 4 Gilmour street King, Alex., of Alexander King and Son, 1 Garble place, New Sneddon King, Andrew, foreman at Peter Jack, jun., & Co.'s— house, 3 Caledonia street King, James, carriage hirer, George Hotel Stables, 4 Old Smithhills—office, 2 County place—house, 4 Old Smithhills King, John, enterer, 12 West Buchanan street King, Mrs, eating-house keeper, 27 Moss street King, Walter, of Alexander King & Son, 1 Carlile place, New Sneddon King, Walter, builder, Woodend, Houston King, William, enterer, 65 Canal street King, Mrs, grocer, 4 New Smithhills Kirk, John, joiner and glazier, 27 Wellmeadow Kirk, James, joiner, 21 New Smithhills—house, 11 Aber- corn street Kirkwood, Allan, writer and Notary Public, 5 Moss street —house, 18 Oakshaw street Kirkwood, Allan, jun., clerk, 18 Oakshaw street Kirkwood, Barton, & Co., manufacturers, 105 Causeyside —-house, 6 Falside PAISLEY. 6d

Kirkwood, James, grocer and potato merchant, 26 Glen street Kirkwood, J. & M., brokers, 3 Broomlands Kirkwood, John D., Beith carrier. North British Inn, 29 High street Kirkwood, Matthew, farmer, Merksworth Kirkwood, Robert, weaver, 8 Barclay street Kirkwood, William, farmer, Stanely Moor Knox, James, of J. & J. Knox, 2 Bladda Knox, James, weaver, 38 Canal street Knox, John and James, saddlers, machinery belt, hose- pipe, and thong manufacturers, 19 High street— (See advertisement) Knox, John, of J. & J. Knox, 12 Bandholes Knox, Mrs, grocer, 16 Abercorn street Kyle, John, confectioner, 9 St. Mirren street—house, 6 Moss street Kyle, Matthew, farmer, Laigh Parks Kyle, Morison, proprietor Exchange Rooms Concert Hall, 17 Moss street—residence, Glasgow

LAIDLAW, John, teacher, John Neilson Institution, 1 Garthland lane Laiag,.^ C. W., governor, Abbey Poorhouse and Asylum, Crow road, Calside Laird, Miss, 37 New Sneddon Lamb, Alfred Jamieson, warehouseman at M. Whitehill & Co.'s, Underwood cottage Lamb, James, accountant Clydesdale Banking Company, and agent for Northern Assurance Company, 7 High street (Cross)—house, do.

Lamb, James J., architect, surveyor, and measurer ; licensed valuer and insurance agent, 6 St. James place- —house. Underwood cottage Lamb, .J. Barr, architect, surveyor, and measurer, 6 St. James place—house. Underwood cottage Laraberton, J., of Lamberton & Tennent, 12 Wellmeadow Lamberton & Tennent, silk mercers and general drapers, 15 High street Lambie, John, wine and spirit merchant, 54 Storie street -

&i PAISLEY.

Lamond, Archibald, spirit dealer, 1 Silk street Landess, Robert, grocer and spirit merchant, 20 George st. Landess, Robert, jacquard cutter, 6 Barr street—^house^ 20 George street Lang, George, weaver, 51 Storie street Lang, Janies, jun., leather merchant, Glenfield Lang, James, leather merchant and insurance agent, 86 High street—-house, 11 King street Lang, John, ginger beer brewer and general bottler, 17 Old Sneddon—^house, Wellington place Lang, John, jun., baker, 78 High street Lang, John, wine and spirit merchant, 47 Moss street— house, Wellington place, off Caledonia street Lang, Mrs, dressmaker and furnisher, 18 George street Lang, Mi's, furnished lodgings, 57 Canal street Lang, Peter^ contractor and cQwfeeder, 33 Moss street Lang, Peter, manager at Rodger & M'-Callum's, dyers, Marshall's lane, 586 Gallowgate, Glasgow Lang, R. H., silk, cotton, and woollen dyer, Espedair dyeworks, 1 Espedair street—house, do. Lang, William, grocer and cowfeeder, 18 Sandholes JLatig, William, leather merchant, Colinslee House Langmuir, Robert, flesher, 10 Abbey street Langmuir, Walter, farmer, Old Bar Latta, Jane, grocer, 8 Ferguslie Latta, Janet, Hay Weighs Inn, 3 King street Laurie, William, potato merchant, 39 Lady lane Law, James, cowfeeder, 26 New street Lawrie, Mrs William, confectioner, 17 George street Lawrie, William, draper, 5 New Sneddon Lawson, Thomas, farmer, Carriagehill Lawson, Robert, broker, 3 Bridge street Leckie & Macgregor, dyers, Lonend dyeworks Leckie, Mrs James, bookseller, stationer, and news agent, 104 High street (Cross)—^liouse, 54 Causeyside Leckie, Mrs, ladies' nuree, 1 1 Cross street Leckie, Robert, accountant. City of Glasgow Bank—^house, Holmfield co.ttage, Langbank Leckie, Robert, wine and spirit merchant. Rose and Thistle Tavern, 25 High street —

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Lee, Mrs, farmer, Stanely Lee, Robert, joiner, wheel and spring van builder, 89 George street Lees, Peter, wine and spirit merchant, 6 Old Smithhills, and china and crystal merchant, do.—house, 1 do. Lees, Rev. James Cameron, Abbey Manse, 7 Garthland street Lees, Robert, eating-house keeper, 13. St. Mirren street Leggat, David, bleacher, Colinslee Leitch, Alexander, shawl manufacturer, 5 High street Leitch, Angus, officer, Free Gaelic Church, 3 G New street Leitch, John, joiner, oabinet-maker, upholsterer, and funeral undertaker, 49 Moss street—works, Abercorn Saw ]\Iills, Abercorn street—^house, 11 Niddry street —(See advertisement) Leitch, John, weaver, 1 Maxwellton street Leitch, Miss Margaret, tobacconist, 4 St. Mirren street Leitch, Peter, coal merchant. Underwood depot—ihou^e, 4 Christie street Leitch, Thomas, hosier and confectianer, 9 Moss street Leitch, William, flesher, 31 Causeyside—^house, 3 North street Leitch, William, pawnbroker, 106 George street Lemay, Arthur, clerk, Railway Station, 3 Underwood Lemay, Mrs, milliner and dressmaker, 3 Underwood Lennie, Mrs, midwife and ladies' nurse, 6 George street Leslie, John, shoemaker, 19 Glen street Lewis, Arthur, pawnbroker. Thistle Loan office, 17 and 18 Storie street; Crown Loan office, 83 Broomlands

and 1 Sandhales ; Rose Loan office, 38 Gordon's Jane; and George street Loan office, 108 George street house, 17 Storie street Lindsay, Walter, smith and farrier, 20 Gordon's lane house, 12 Saucel Linn, Thomas, cashier and bookkeeper, at Peter Jack, Jan., & Co.'s, 66 Love street Little, Thomas, carter, 44 Moss street Little, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 40 Wellmeadow Livingston, Andrew, spirit dealer, 30 Cotton street Livingston, Daniel, cowfeeder, 5 Silk street F 2 —^

66 PAISLEY,

Lochheacl, James, broker, 27 New Smithhills Lochhead, Jolin F., of Fairley & Lochhead, 11 Wardrop street Lochhead, John, manager at Peter Kerr & Sons, GlenifFer View, Calside Lochhead, Joseph M'Leod, Gleniffer View, Calside Lochhead, Matthew, Gleniffer View, Calside Lochhead, Mrs, dressmaker, 6 Moss street Lochhead, Mrs M., Gleniffer View, Calside Lochhead, Robert, fruits and confections, 2 Cotton street Lochhead, Robert, porter, Bank of Scotland, 6 Moss street Lochhead, William, clerk at Hodge, Young, & Martin'^s, Gleniffer View, Calside Lochrie, Charles, baker at Abbey Poorhouse, 12 Bath place, Seedhill Lochrie, William, broker, 12 New Smithhills Lockhart, Andrew H., draper, 104 High street (Cross) house, 23 Oakshaw street Lockhart, Alexander, baker, 25 Gordon's lane Lockhart, Elizabeth, confectioner, toy, and basket warehouse, 69 Broomlands—house, Castlehead Lockhart, John, wood turner, 55 George street Lockie, George, Paisley and Glasgow carrier, 5 George sk Lockie, James, Paisley and Glasgow carrier,. 91 Causey- side Logan, Andrew, broker, 21 Lawn street Logan, Archibald, clerk, Post Office, 16 George street Logan, Francis, of Francis Logan & Son, 34 Glen street Logan, Francis, & Son, coal merchants, tjnderwood depot Logan & Gardner, manufticturers, 5 Forbes place Logan, Mary, dressmaker, 59 High street Logan, John, of Logan & Gardner, Calside Logan, John, wine and spirit merchant, 29 Gauze street— house, do. Logan, John, fish dealer, 19 Wellmeadow Logan, Robert, mason, 106 George street Logan, Thomas, farmer, Netherton Logan, William, cowfeeder, 60 Canal street Lorimer, John, at J. & P. Coats's, Braeside cottage, Mil- larston —

PAISLEY. 67

Lorimer, Mrs, milliner, 7 Lawn street Lounsdale Bleaching Company, Lounsdale Love, Hugh, brassfounder, 20 and 21 Abbey close house, Port-Glasgow Love, John, cowfeeder, 32 Canal street Love, William, cutler and gunsmith, 99 High street house, 14 do. Love, William, spirit dealer, 57 Broomlands Lyall, Miss, hosier and furnisher, 97 High street—house, 20 do. Lyle, Dalrymple, accountant, insurance agent, and house factor, 4 High street—house, 1 Hamilton street (See advertisement) Lyle, George, furnishing and shoe shop, 4 Broomlands Lyle, John, watchmaker, 46 Moss street—Chouse, 40 Fer- guslie— (See advertisement) Lyle, John, officer of Paisley Equitable Funeral Society, 21 Stock street Lyle, WiUiam, furnisher, 16 George street Lyon, Mrs John, grocer, 22 Orchard street Lymburn, James, & Son, silk mercers and drapers,, 16 High street Lymburn, John, of James Lymburn & Son, 15 High street Lysaght, Thomas, Inland Eevenue Officer, 1 Old Smithhills

MACK, John, wine and spirit merchant, 19 Causeyside house, 31 Orchard street Mair, Mrs John, 2 Gilmour street Mairs, Joseph, commercial, mathematical, and nautical academy, 20 Smithhills Malcolm, Archibald, cowfeeder, 46 High street Mann, Mrs, brolier, 7 Storie street Manners, Charles, manufacturing chemist, 16 Cotton street Manwell, Mrs Martha, spirit dealer, 16 Abercorn street Mark, Peter, tailor, 99 Causeyside Marshall, Hugh, manufacturer, 13 Causeyside —house, do. Marshall, John, ironfounder, 10 South Croft—house^ Underwood Marshall, John, spirit dealer, 2 Renfrew street —

68 PAISLEY.

Marshall, Mrs, furnisher, 56 High street Marshall, Robert, grocer, 150 George street Martin, Alexander, coppersmith, tinsmith, plumber, and gasfitter, School wynd Martin, Francis, of Hodge, Young, & Martin, Beecham,

. 42 Love street Martin, John, grocer, 9 Seedhill Martin, Miss, 51 Caledonia street Martin, Mrs John, 7 West Croft Martin, Mrs William, Beecham, 42 Love street Martin, Rev. John, minister of High Church, 45 Oakshawst. Martin, Peter, eating-house keeper, 22 New street Martin, Robert, of Baldwin & Martin, 42 Lady lane Martin, Thomas, general contractor, 7 Barclay street Martin, Thomas, seedsman, nurseryman, and florist, and vegetable and fruit merchant, Greenlaw Nursery, and at 70, 80, and 190 Candleriggs, Glasgow—^house, 9 Cannon street, Glasgow Masson, George, tobacco manufacturer, 2 High street house, Oakshawhead cottage, 11 West brae Mathie, Charles, spirit dealer, 21 Broomlands Mathie, George, officer Tabernacle, Canal st., 46 George st» Matheson, John, Inland Revenue Officer, 5 George street Mathieson, Archibald, cowfeeder, 12 Storie street Mathieson, Donald, maltster, Saucel Distillery, 7 Burn row Mathieson, John, tailor and clothier, 89 High street Mathieson, Robert, tailor, 59 George street Maxwell, James, clerk at Hanna, Donald, & Wilson's, 2 North Croft Maxwell, John W., clerk. Railway Station, 32 Glen street Maxwell, Matthew, shawl manufacturer, 4 Cumberland court—house, 3 Caledonia street Mayberry, Hugh, jun., police inspector, 90 Canal street Meikle, Andrew, spirit merchant, 27 New Sneddon Meiklejohn, J. G., innkeeper, George Hotel, 2 Smithhills Mellis, Mrs William, victualler, 17 Broomlands Mellis, Misses, dressmakers, 17 Broomlands Mellon, John, hair-dresser, 16 Moss street Melvin, John, teller. National Bank, and agent for Edin- burgh Life Assurance Company, 55 Causeyside PAISLElt. 69

Melville, John, flower-laslier, 162 George street Menzie, Peter, joiner, 15 Sandholes—house, 15 West brae Menzies, George^ teacher of Free South School, Stevenson street Menzies, Graham, of James Stewart & Co., 58 Westbourne Terrace, Hyde Park, London, W. Menylees, W. E. W., clerk, Union Bank of Scotland, 16 Barclay street Millar, Adam, tobacco spinner, 21 Glen street Millar, Adam, tinsmith, 9 St. Mirren street Millar, Alexander, gardener, 13 Wellmeadow Millar, Alexander, of Sacell Brewery Company, 40 Oak- shaw street Millar, Andrew, of Millar, Walker, & Millar, 40 Oakshaw street Millar, Andrew, jun., of Millar, Walker, & Millar, 46 Oakshaw street Miller, George, porter, British Linen Co.'s Bank, 2 Thread street Millar, J. & R., manufacturers, 111 Causeyside—house, 42 High street Millar, James, of James Millar & Son, Adelphi House, 42^ New Sneddon MiUar, James, jun., of James Millar & Son, Adelphi House,, 42 New Sneddon Millar,^ James, & Sou, yarn merchants, 106 Causeyside Blillar, James, heddle maker, 16 Causeyside—house^ 2ft Wellmeadow Millar, John, feuar, 92 New Sneddon Millar, John, hairdresser, 12 Broom,lands Millar, John, editor of Renfrewshire Independent, Gilmour street—house, Barrhead Millar, John, warper, 16 Causeyside—house,, 12 Barclg-y sL IVIillar," Matthew^ spirit dealer, Earl Grey place, 14 Neih. ston road Millar, Mrs Ale5;ancler, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 East Buohanatt street Millar, Mrs William, 33 High street Millar, P. K., reed and patent heddle manufacturer, 1,0^ Causeyside—house, '^Q Cwseyside 70 PAISLEY.

Millar, Thomas W., photographer and portrait painter, 69 High street—(See advertisement) Miller, Thomas, china, crystal, and stoneware merchant, and general waste merchant, 117 George street— (See advertisement) Millar, Walker, & Millar, writers, 8 Gilmour street Millar, Walter, clerk to Clark & Turnbull, timber merchants, 12 Wallneuk—house, 34 Thread street Mills, Charles, foreman at J. & P. Coats's, 7 Back row, Ferguslie Mitchell, Alexander, furniture dealer, 1 Neil street and 15 Maxwellton street—house, 14 Maxwellton street Mitchell, Andrew, jun., plasterer, 84 New Sneddon Mitchell, Andrew, slater, 88 Causeyside Mitchell & Covvden, plasterers—lime yard, 12 Sir Michael street Mitchell, John, 43 High street Mitchell, John, draper, 69 Broomlands Mitchell, John, tailor and clothier, 16 High street Mitchell, John S., of J. & J. Mitchell, 88 High street Mitchell, J. & J., boot and shoemakers, 4 High street Mitchell, Robert and John, farmers, Potterhill Mitchell, Thomas, of Mitchell and Cowden, 4 Sir Michael street Mitchell, William, spirit merchant, 19 Carriagehill Mitchell, William, storekeeper, Foxbar—house, 19 Carriagehill Moffat, James, tailor and clothier, 7 Broomlands Moffat, Mrs, gardener, Well street Moir, James, weavers' furnisher, 21 Causeyside—house, 101 do. Monaghan, William, grocer, 6 Inkle street Monteith, John, bootmaker and furnisher, 11 Old Smith- hills—house, 9 do. Montgomery, Elizabeth, fruits and confections, 85 Causey- side—house, 13 Barclay street Moodie, James, tinsmith and gasfitter, 64 Broomlands Moore, James, telegraph clerk, Railway Station, 26 Abbey street Morgan, Edward A., of J. Clark & Co., Greenlaw House s»ArsLEt. 71

Morgan, John, & Co., shawl manufacturers, llO Causey- side—29 Bread street, London, and 6 George street, Manchester Morgan, John, jun., of J. Clark & Co., Greenlaw HoUse Morgan, John, of J. Clark & Co., Greenlaw House Morgan, Miss Catherine, teacher of B.C. School, 18 School wynd—house, do. Morren, David, 62 Love street Morren, Mrs, lodgings, 4 Garth] and street Morrison, Alexander, flesher, 99 Causeyside Morrison, Alexander, innkeeper, Globe Hotel, 11 High street— (See advertisement) Morrison, Archibald, feuar, Chain road. West Toll Morrison, George, flesher, 35 High street Morrison, Hugh, wine and spirit rnerchant, 3 Silk street Morrison, James, cowfeeder, 23 Glen street Morrison, James, flesher, 104 George street, and Refresh- ment Rooms, 103 do. Morrison, John, coppersmith, plumber, and brassfounder^ Dyers' wynd, Paisley, and Fulbar street, Renfrew- house, Dyers' wynd, Paisley Morrison, Mrs George, spirit merchant, 1 Dovesland Morrison, William, baker and grain merchant, 34 High street Morton, Alexander, fruiterer and confectioner, 35 High street— house, 9 Orr square Morton, David, builder and monumental worker— yard, 135 George street, corner of Lady lane—house, 128 George street—(See advertisement) Morton, Matthew, rojiemaker, Cartvale rope work—house, 28 St. James street Morton, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 14 Ferguslie Morton, William, tobacconist, 71 Broomlands Motherwell, Mrs. N. C. G., druggist, 20 Orchard street Muir, Adam, farmer and grain dealer, 23 Well street Muir, Adam, surveyor for Water Works Commissioners, Chamberlain's office, County buildings, 5 Stow street Muir, Alexander, feuar, 7 Neilston road Muir, Alexander, house and sign painter, 32 High street Muir, Daniel, grocer and spirit dealer, 13 Neilston road- house, 1 Stock street —

72 PAISLEY.

Mnir, David, flesh er, 11 Old Smithhills Muir, Francis, spirit dealer, 20 Glen street Muir, George, grocer, 50 Caledonia street Muir, George, farmer and grain merchant, 23 "Well street Muir, John, teacher, Chalmers's Academy, 71 George st. Muir, John, accountant,— house-factor, and insurance agent, 23 Moss street ^house, Annfield Villa, Castlehead (See advertisement) Muir, John, clerk to James Caldwell, writer, 20 St. James street Muir, John, grocer, 20 Wallace street—house, 35 New Sneddon Muir, Robert, and Co., dyers and printers, Linn Dye and Print Works, Marshall's lane—house, 9 Gilmour street Muir, Matthew, baker, 32 Storie street Muir, Mrs Archibald, grocer, 12 Old Smithhills Muir, Mrs John, Annfield Villa, Castlehead Muir, Robert, coal dealer, George street Muir, R. W., Annfield Villa, Castlehead Muir, Thomas, silk mercer and general draper, 9 High st. (Cross) —house, Annfield Villa, Castlehead— (See advertisements) Muir, William, grocer, 26 Cotton street Muir & Anderson, "Faramead" manufacturers, Christie lane Muirhead, Robert, eating-house keeper, 23 Wellmeadow Muirhead, William, carter, 16 West brae Muun, Stewart, saw sharper at William Allison's, 56 Back Sneddon Mungle, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 9 High street, (Cross) —house, do. Mungle, Jane, Free St. George's Infant School, Marshall's lane—house, 49 High street Munro, James, baker, 24 Gauze street Murdoch, Robert, of Robert Murdoch & Co., iron and steel merchants, 5 Lynedoch place, Glasgow Murdoch, Robert, & Co., iron merchants, 14 South Croft, Paisley, and 21 Robertson street, Glasgow Murdoch, William, spirit dealer, 89 High street—house, 5 Lonend —

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Mure, Mrs Robert, Abercorn buildings Murphy, Patrick^ Inland Revenue Officer, 92 New Sneddon Murray, A., spirit dealer, 2 Garthland street Murray, Archibald, 3 Back Sneddon Murray, Daniel^^ jilii-? manufacturer, 2 Forbes place Louse, 27 George street Murray, David, collector of Inland Revenue, Ellangowan, Castlehead Murray, David, & Soli, house painters and decorators^ and oil and colour merchants, 15 Gilmour street Murray^ George L., warehouseman at W. Cochran's, 27 George street Murray, James, Abbey Church officer, 12 Abbey close Murray, John, of Ferrie & Murray, 23 Causeyside Murray, James, manufacturer^ 3 Causeyside—house, 38 do. Murray, John, snperintendent of Paisley Cemetery, 58 Broomlands Murray, Mrs John, broker, 41 New street Murray, William, of David Murray & Son, 15 Gilmour street Mtltrie, Henry, broker, 2 Abbey close Mutrie, Thomas, grocer, 13 Gauze street Mutter, Alexander, manager to Robin & Houston, Snow- donn Soapwork, Water brae, foot of St. Mirren st. Myles, James, factor, Deanside, Renfrew—office, Terrace buildings

M'ADAM, Henry, broker, 29 New Smithhills M'Adam^ Mi^. James, grocer, 5 North Croft M'Alpine, Charks, cowfeeder, 50 Mill sti-eet M'Alpine, David, grocer and boatman, 36 St. James street Macalpme, George Watson, insurance agent—office 48 Moss street—ho ase, 21 Caledonia street— (See advertisement) Macalpine, Thomas W., drysalter, 48 Moss street— store, George place—house, Castlehead Macansh, Mrs James, confectioner and pastry baker, 29 High street —house, 86 do. G Yi Paisley.

M'Arthiir, Alexander, card cutter, 1 Shuttle street M'Arthur, 'Colin, grocer and spirit merchant, 21 Wallace street—house, 39 Back Sneddon M'Arthur, Edward, spirit dealer, 20 Broomlands M'Arthur, James, wine and spirit merchant, 7 Love street M 'Arthur, Jessie, milliner and straw hat maker, 1 Shuttle street M'Arthur, Miss Margaret, straw bonnet and hat cleaner, Terrace buildings, 109 High street M^Arthur, Mrs William, 8 West Croft M'Arthur, Thomas, sheriff- clerk depute of Eenfrewshire, Sheriff- clerk's office, County buildings — house, 8 West Croft M'Arthur, Thomas, watchman, 37 Back Sneddon M'Arthur, William, house furnishing ironmonger, 9 High street (Cross) M'Aulay, Archibald, beamer, 13 West Buchanan street and 30 George street M^Aulay, James, shoemaker, 3 and 24 New Smithhills M 'Ajulay, Thomias, bricklayer, 6 Orr square M'Ausland, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 14 High street—house, 59 Causeyside M'Ausland, James, shoemaker, 5 New Smithhills M'Ausland, William, 5 Blackball buildings M'Barron, Alice, spirit dealer, 150 George street M 'Bride, Mrs, French pohsher, 8 Barclay street Macalaster, John Muir, clerk, Bank of Scotland, 33 Old Sneddon Macalaster, John, 33 Old Sneddon Macalister, Mrs John, Blackland place, Lylesland Macalister, Misses, 6 George street Macalister, Miss, 31 Gauze street Macalister, William, Blackland place, Lylesland M'Cann, Patrick, mason, and spirit dealer, Sun Inn, 1 Bladda M'Callum, John, of J. k J. M'Callum, 29 Causeyside M'Callum, John, of Isdale & M'Callum, 8 West Croft M'Callum, J. &. J., silk, cotton, and wool dyers—dyeworks, Gordon's lane M'Callum, Mrs, hosier and furnisher, 69 Broomlands ,

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M'Callum, Miss, of Austin & M'Callum, 8 West Croft Macallum, William, tailor and clothier, 10 Wellmeadow M'Cartney, Hamilton, spirit dealer, 15 Thread street M'Cartney, James, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Love street —house, 15 Thread street M'Clintock, W. A., Inland Revenue Officer, 8 High street M'Coll, Donald, coal merchant, 30 Newton street M'Coll, John, Lonehead farm M'Coll, Mrs, carter, 15 Back Sneddon M'Cormick, Edward, spirit merchant, 28 Back Sneddbn-; M'Cormick, Robert, grocer, 31 Ferguslie M'Cracken, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 17 Gauze street M'Creadie & Adam, fish, game., and poultry merchants, 1 Old Smithhills M'Crumblish, Thomas, broker, 30 Old Sneddon M'Dermid, Peter, grocer and cowfeeder, 18 Moss street M 'Donald, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 11 Canal; street—^house, 4 Stow place McDonald, Allan, boot and shoemaker, 6 Neilston street M'Donald, Duncan, spirit merchant, 12 Old Sneddon^- house, 32 Glen street

M'Donald, John, cork manufacturer, 11 Moss street-^.. hoase, 38 do. M'Donald, Mrs, 13 Millarston M'Donald, Patrick, green grocer, 35 Castle street M'Domild, Robert, parcel-clerk, Railway Station, 47 Lilly=. bank road, Glasgow M'Dougal, Hugh, cutter at Robert Eaglesim's, 2^, Oak-. shaw street M'Dougal, John, bookseller and stationer, 4 Moss street —house, 28 Oakshaw street M'Dougall, Alexander, feuar, 18 Gauze street M'Dougall, Alexander, weavers' wright, 1 Ferguslie Macduff, James, of James Macduff & Co., 36 High street Macduff, James, & Co., chemists and druggists, 5 Cross M'Elwee, J. K., of Fulton & M'Elwee, 11 Abercorn street M'Elwee, Mrs, broker, 18 Abbey close M'Elwee, Samuel, traveller to Fulton (&M'Elw.^e, IBla^cj^^. hall buildings —

M'^Ewan, Alexander, spirit merchant, and hay and straw retailer, 6 New Sneddon—house, do. M'Ewan, John, organist and teacher of music, Garthland lane M'Fadyen, Archibald, hand-knitting manufacturer, 109 Causeyside M'Fayden & Co., railway carriers and contractors, Green- law Goods Station M'Fayden, James, victualler, 31 High street—Chouse, 22 Oakshaw street MacFayden, James Russell^ auctioneer and valuator, 28 Wellmeadow M'Fayden, Miss Elizabeth, furnishings, 86 Causeyside house, 22 Oakshaw street M'Farlane, Alexander, fish cuier and merchant, 5 Bridge street Macfarlane, Alexander, 7 Hunter street M'Farlane, J. & G., manufacturing chemists, Brediland and Johnstone Chemical Works M'Farlane, Aun, dressmaker, 80 Broomlands—house,. 41 do. Macfarlane & Co., wine and spirit merchants, 29 Lady- lane, and 10 Well street M'Farlane, D. & R., chain and hank printers and dyers, Caledonia Works, Caledonia street M'Farlane, Daniel, of D. & R. M'Farlane, Caledoaia Loae cottage Macfarlane, Daniel, of Macfariane & Co.„ wine and spirit merchants, 2 Oakshawhead M'Farlan, Daniel, Procurator Fiscal, 5 County place house, Nethercommon M'Farlane, Duncan, confectioner and frxdt merchant, 2 Old Smithhills M'Farlane, George, grocer, 21 New Smithhills M'Farlane, Graham, Broomfiekl, Johns;tone Macfarlane, Hugh, agent for British Linen Banking Com* pany, 17 Gilmour street Macfarlane, James, of Macfarlane, Son, & Co., 55 Love street Macfarlane^ James, tailor and clotliier, 14 St Mirren street . —^

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M'Farlane, Graham James, of J. & G. M'Farlane, Broomfield, Johnstone Macfarlane, John, 56 Love street M'Farlane, John G., of J. & G. M'Farlane, Broomfield, Johnstone Macfarlane, Miss, Canal. Bank, 40 Canal street Macfarlane, Phihps, & Co., elastic belt manufacturers, Collinslee Macfarlane, Mrs Robert, Fauldtrees, Eothesay Macfarlane, Mrs William, 53 High street Macfarlane, Robert, grocer and vie tuajller, 17 Cotton street —house, 12, "Abbey street Macfarlane, Robert, of M'Innes & Macfarlane, Fauldtrees, Rothesay M'Farlane, Robert, innkeeper, Abercorij Hotel, 9 Gauze street M'Farlane, Robert, of D. & R. Macfarlane, 52 Caledonia street ]\facfarlanc, Son, & Co., manufacturers, 2 Forbes place M'Fee, John, seedsman, and agent for Taddy's snuff, 1 St. Mirren street—house, 18 Well street—(See advertisement) Macfedries, William T., painter and paper-hanger, 38 New Street M'Gallan, James S., coal merchant, Underwood Depot— house, 99 High street— (See advertisement), M'Garvie, John, teacher—school, 2 Glen street—house, 16^0. M'Geachy, James, bedding, and iron and brass bedstead manufacturer, 96 High street, Paisley, and 67 Ja- maica street, and 47 Gallowgate, Glasgow—house, 25 Bellgrove, Glasgow M'Gee, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 19 Lawn street house, 2 North Croft M'Gee, Walter, & Son, engineers, millwrights, machine and tool manufacturers, All)ion Works, 9 St. James street M'Gee, Walter, of W. M'Gee & Son, 2 Caledonia street M'Gee, William, of W. M'Gee & Son, 70 Love street M'Geoch, Andrew, veterinary surgeon, 4 Mill street

G 2.. 78 PAISLEY.

M'Geoch, Dayid, smith and farrier, 4 Mill street M'Geoch, Mrs, confectioner, 9 Orchard street M'Ghee, James, precentor, Martyrs' Church, 56 Broomlandis M'Ghee, James, pawnbroker, 8 Back Sneddon and 12 Old Sneddon—sale shop,. 3 Old Sneddon—house, 13 Old Sneddon M'Grhee, James, pawnbroker's salerooms, 3 Old Sneddon M'Ghee, Maxwell, baker, 6 Broomlands M'Ghee, Patrick, metal and waste merchant, 5 01^ Sneddon—house, 21 do. M'Ghee, Peter, spirit dealer, 35 Moss street M'Ghie, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 13 Abbey street M'Gibbon, John, of Eobertson & M^Gibbon, 4 William st. M'Gibbon, Mrs J., grocer, 10 Glen street M'Gibbon, Kichard F., watchmaker and jeweller, 4 Moss street—house, 25 do. M'Gibbon, Robert, wright, 40 Lady lane M'Gill, John, broker, 18 Moss street M'Gill, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 23 Cotton street M'Gown, Alexander, broker, 31 New Smithhills M'Gown, iidam, general merchant, East lane, Williams- burgh—house, Whitehaugh M'Gown, John, accountant, actuary for Savings Bank,, and insurance agent, 14 Gilmour street—Chouse, Park place, Calside—(See advertisement) M'Gown, John Porter, draper, 45 High street Macgregor, Janet, spirit dealer, 18 Seedhill Macgregor, John Boss, chemist at Lonend Dyeworks, Lonend cottage Macgregor, Patrick Comyn, of Leckie & Macgregor, Lonend House Macgregor, Patrick, merchant, and commission agent, 8 Causeyside, Paisley, and at 85 Queen street, Glasgow —house, Bellahouston, Paisley road, Glasgow M'Gregor, Mrs Hugh, spirit dealer, 18 Seedhil M'Gregor, William, hair cutter, 34 Old Sneddon M'Guiggan, James, gardener, Barshaw Plouse M'Hale, Peter, green grocer, 118 George street M'Houl, Andrew, spirit dealer, 9 Orchard btreet—^bonse, 25 do. PAISLEY.

M'Hutchison, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 51 George street M'Hutchison, David, shopman to George Dobie, 52 Cale- donia street M'llroy, Patrick, bootmaker, 134 George street—house^ 12 West Buchanan street M'llwrick, William, fruiterer, 69 Love street—house, 2 Niddry street M'Indoe, Matthew, grocer, 10 Lawn street M'Indoe, Kobert, farmer, Easter VValkinshaw M'Indoe, Mrs, grocer, 15 Ferguslie M'Indoe, William, spirit merchant, Terrace Tavern, Ter- race buildings M'Indoe, Rev. William, of Free Martyrs' Church, 97 George street M'Innes & Macfarlane, writers, 2 Lawn street M'Innes, John, of M'Innes & Macfarlane, 1 Garthland place M'Innes, John, cabinetmaker, joiner, and weavers' wright, William street—house, 12 Sandholes M'Intosh, Rev. Alexander^, of Free Gaelic Ghujch, Cal- side MacKintosh, Alex., sen., 129 George street MacKintosh, Angus, 7 Sir Michael street MacKintosh, Mrs, John, 16 Maxwellton MacKintosh, Alexander, joiner and packing-box maker,, and zinc and tin-case manufacturer, 12 Newton street —^house, Castlehead M'Intyre, Findlay, grocer, 16 Lady lane M'Intyre, Robert, hosier, 60 George street-, M'Intyre, William, 2 Blackball buildings M'Intyre, William, jun., wholesale stationer, card audi paste board, and Jacquard loom card manufacturer,^ and paper stainer—-works, Blackball - shop and warehouse, 6 High street (Cross)—house, Castlehead — (See advertisement) M'Kaig, Thomas, briclanaker and brickbuilder, Victoria Brickworks, Love street—house, 30 New Sneddon M'Kail;^ Mrs Peter, confectioner, 118 George str.eet .

80 PAISLEY.

Mackay, John, and Co., pawnbrokers, 32 Ganze street and 3 Abbey close—house, 44 Oakshaw street M'Kay, Mrs Thomas, bookseller and stationer, 19 Moss street M'Kay, Mrs, gardener, 22 Sandholes M'Kay, William, grocer. Wester Carriagehill place MacKean, James A., of William Sim & C, Mayfield, Calside MacKean, Miss, 3 West Croft MacKean, Jas. A. D., of Muir & Anderson, 5 Garthland place MacKean, J., wine and spirit merchant, 75 Broomlands M'Kean, James, wholesale wine and spirit merchant, 6S Causeyside—house, Newton Bank, Castlehead MacKean, William, soap, starch, and corn flour manufacturer—St., Mirren soap works, 93 New Sneddon—St. Mirren starch and corn flour works, Caledonia street —house, 5 Garthland place M'Kean, William Muir, of Muir & Anderson, 5 Garthland place M-Kean, Wm. S., of Wm. Sim & Co., 10 Old Smithhills M'Kean, James, baker, 36 High street M'Kean, J., wine and spirit merchant, 15 St. Mirren street M'Kean, Mrs Robert, 10 Old Smithhills M'Kechnie, Alexander, messenger-at-arms, 4 Moss street— house, 28 Old Sneddon M'Kechnie, John, & Co., manufacturers, Causeyside court, 14 Causeyside M'Kechnie, John, of John M'Kechnie & Co., Riversdale Villa, Langbank M'Kechnie, Malcolm, at John M'Kechnie & Co.'s, 26 Orchard street M'Kechnie, Margaret, dressmaker, 41 High street M'Kechnie, Mrs, 4 Wardrop street M'Kechnie, Mrs., grocer, 99 George street M'Kechnie, William, M.D., Greenhill House M'Kechnie, William, watch and clock maker, 41 High st.. M'Kel'ar, Archibald, grain and potato merchant, 42 street Moss street—house, 130 George _ —

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M'Kellar, Daniel, grocer and victualler, 28 George street —house, 15 Sir Michael street M'Kellar, John, of Gibson, MacKellar, and Co., Stanley place, 47 Causeyside M'Kelvie, John, dyer, 10 Well street—^house, 44 Canal street MacKenzie, Archibald, gardener, North Greenhill—shop, 6 Smithhills Ma^iKenzie, Archibald, of Mackenzie Brothers, North Greenhill MacKenzie, Archibald, jun., of MacKenzie Brothers, Gateflat cottage, Renfrew road MacKenzie Brothers, starch manufacturers, Victoria Works, Renfrew street MacKenzie, Daniel, of MacKenzie Brothers, Gateflat cot> tage M'Kenzie, Duncan, of William Jamieson & Sons—^honse^ Falside M'Kenzie, Duncan, teacher, Kibble Reformatory, 2 Niddry street M'Kenzie, Edward, tailor, 2 Wardrop street M'Kenzie, George, photographic artist, 5 Gilmour street house, Rosebank Villa, Langbank—(See advertisement) MTIeuzie, Hugh, boot and shoemaker, 13 Gauze street M'Kenzie, Hugh, jun., tailor, 78 Causeyside—house, Stevenson street M'Kenzie, James, cowfeeder, 18 Gauze street M'Kenzie, James, sluicekeeper, Stanely cottage M^Kenzie, John, spirit merchant, 3 St. Mirren street MacKenzie, Mrs, spirit dealer, 86 New Sneddon M'Kenzie, Peter, nurseryman, Bellfield Nursery, Cartvale, Love street—shop, 1 Gordon street, Glasgow M'Kenzie, William, governor of Burgh Poorhouse, T New Sneddon M'Kie, James, flesher, 20 Sandholes M'Kie, Mrs James, flesher, 3 Lawn s,tr6et' Mackie, Keith, assistant to R. Barr, chemist, Terr^QQ buildings Maekie, Robert, foreman, 6 Neilston street 82 PAISLEY.

M'Killigin, Duncan, woollen and linen draper, 103 High street (Cross)—^house, 24 Glen street M'Kim, Mrs, grocer, 27 William sburgli M'Kiulay, D., burgli police, 3 Brown's lane M'Kinlay, Daniel, superintendent, Railway Station, 37 New street M'Kinlaj, John, clerk at Greenlaw Goods Station, 56-,. Caledonia street M'Kinlay, John, Free St. George's Church officer,. 37 New street M'Kinlay, Mrs, 2 New Smithhills M-Kinlay, William, at J. & J. Clark & Co.'s, 32 Thread St. M'Kinnon, Angus, confectioner, 8 Lawn street M'Kinnon, Colin, shoemaker, 10 Glen street M'Kinnon, Lachlan, at Messrs M'Innes and Macfarlane's,. 70 Love street M'Kune, Rev. Christopher, minister of St. George's Church, Caversbank, 45 Oakshaw street Maolachlan, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 40 New street—house, 41 do. M'Lachlan, Catherine, & Co., pawnbrokers, 1 George street—house, 11 Abbey street M'Lachlan, Dugald, boot and shoemaker, 17 Gauze street M'Lachlan, James, coal merchant. King street, Saucel, and Underwood depot—house, 4 Williamsburgh M'Lachlan, Rev. James, 2 East Buchanan street M'Lachlan, John, clerk, Saucel Coal Depot M'Lachlan, John, grocer and spirit merchant, 5 Moncrieff street—house, 3 Back Sneddon M'Lachlan, John, spirit dealer, 39 Stock street M'Lachlan, Miss Sarah, milliner and straw hat maker, 17 Gauze street M'Lachlan, William G., at James M'Lachlan's, 4 Williams- burgh M'Lagan, Thomas, telegraph clerk, Caledonian Railway, 11 Abercorn street M'Lardie, James, scourer and finisher, Meikleriggs Field and Marshall's lane—house, Meikleriggs M'Laren, D., overseer, Houston—office, Terrace buildings M'Laren, James, spirit dealer, 2 St. Mirren street =

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M'Lean, Alexander, weigher, Town Weighs, Caledonia street— house, 9 Glen street M'Lean, Andrew, 81 Broomlands M'Lean, Andrew, shopman, 13 George street M'Lean, James, tailor and clothier, 33 High street—house, 34 do. M'Lean, Mrs John, 92 Causeyside M'Lean, John, shoemaker, 145 George street M'Lean, John, foreman dyer with John Stalker, 52 High street M'Lean, Rev. John, minister of South Church, 45 Causey- side M'Lean, Maxwell, broker, 17 Canal street M'Lean, Misses, dressmakers and hosiers, 10 Old Smith* hills M'Lean, Neil, baker, 105 George street M'Lean, Eobert, clerk at M'Fadyen & Co.'s—house, 10 Caledonia street M'Lellan, James, grocer, 39 Ferguslie M'Lellan, William, 17 Wardrop street M'Lenuan, T. B., manufacturer, 7 St. Mirren street— house, 27 Glen street M'Leod, Alexander, chma, crystal, and stoneware mer= chant, 94 Causeyside M'Leod, Forbes, cloth agent, 5 West Buchanan street M'Leod, Matthew, coal merchant. Underwood and Stoney brae depots—^house, 54 High street M'Leod, NinianFerrie, physician and surgeon, M.D., CM., —shop, 12 Old Sneddon—house, 54 High street M'Lerie, George, grocer, 23 New Sneddon Maclerie, George, cook and confectioner, 7 High street M'Lerie, James, joiner, Stonefield M'Lerie, Miss, furnisher, 102 Causeyside M'Lerie, Miss, milliner, 25 Causeyside M'Lure, Andrew H., warper, 109 High street M'Mahon, John, agent Legal Life Assurance and Loan Company, 89 High street and 6 Prussia street M'Millan, C, spirit dealer, 29 Causeyside M'Millan, James, wine and spirit merchant, 1 6 Causeyside —house, do. PAISLEY.

M'Millan, John, foreman at Goods Station, 19 Underwood M'Millan, John) jun., clerk at Goods Station, 19 Under* wood M'Millan, Mary, hosier, 1 Old Smithhills M'Millan, Neil, warper, 16 Causeyside—house, 17 Orchard street M'Mori-an, Eobert, Caledonian Railway mineral agent^ Underwood depot-—house, 49 Caledonia street M'Murchy, James, Castlehead M'Murray, James, chemist and druggist, 19 and 57 George street—house, 57 do. M'Murray, James, of Gibson, MacKellar, & Co., 10 George street M'Murray, Mrs^ cowfeeder, 19 New Stoithhills M'Nab, Bobert, cowfeeder, 3 Cotton street M'Nair, Daniel, broker, 21 Orchard street M'Nair, Duncan, grocer and provision merchant, 6 and 25 Moss street—house, 59 Love street M'Nair, Duncan, of Matthew Gibb & Co., 86 Canal street M'Nair, J. & Co., carriers, 14 Thread street M'Nair, J. & D., & Co., curled hair manufacturers, Seedhill Hair Works M'Nair, John, farmer, Meikleriggs M'Nair, John, grocer, 120 George street M'Nair, William, of Armstrong & M'Nair, Toll Bar, Aber- corn Station, Renfrew road M'Nally, Mrs John, spirit dealer, 6 Wallace street M 'Naught, Hugh, cowfeeder, 3 New street M 'Naught, John, furniture dealer, 38 New street M'Naught, John, spirit merchant, 16 Gauze street M'Naughtan, James, manufacturer, 113 Causeysid^— house, 7 George street M'Naughton, James, grocer, 92 Sneddon M'Naughton, John, clerk, Foxbar M'Nee, Robert, tailor, 3 Moss street M'Neil, James Banks, Professor of Swimming at the Paisley and Glasgow Swimming Baths, also boat- builder at Clutha Boat House, Glasgow—^house, 44 South Wellington street, Glasgow—(See advertisement) PAISLEY. 85

M'Neil, John, furnisher, 5 Castle-street M'Neil, John, grocer, 19 Wellmeadow M'Neil, Peter, manager Abercorn Oil Works, Abercorn street—house, 11 Abercorn street M'Neil, William, wine and spirit merchant, 19 Wellmeadow M'Neillege, Walter, engineman and mangier, 146 George street M'Neilledge, Miss, 6 Moss street M'Nicol, John, pastry cook and confectioner, 5 Moss street —house, do. —(See advertisement) M'Nish, Mrs William, boot and shoe manufacturer, 5 County place, and 42 Moss street—house, 9 Moss st. M'Nish, Robert, boot and shoe manufacturer, 94 High street

M'Phail, Hugh, confectioner and fruiterer, 83 Canal st. M'Phee, Catherine Clark, milliner and straw hat maker, 99 Causeyside—house, 24 Orchard street MTherson, Henry, superintendent of Abbey burying ground, 4 Old Smithhills M'Pherson, James, saddler, 43 Wellmeadow M'Pherson, Robert, blacking manufacturer, 8 Shuttle st. M'Pherson, William, mechanic, 6 Albion street M'Queen, John, cabinetmaker, 9 Lawn street M'Queen, Thomas, joiner and timber merchant, 4 West Buchanan street—house till Martinmas, 33 George street—(See advertisement) M'Queen, Mrs Alexander, 9 Wellmeadow MacRobert, Thomas, writer, and J. P. clerk-depute, County buildings—house, Castlehead M'Stravick, David, flesher, 3 Neilston street M'Stravic, James, house factor and coal agent, 3 Moncrieff street Mactaggart, Daniel, tailor and clothier, 22 High street —house, do.—(See advertisement) M'Vey, Alexander, corkcutter, 19 Sandholes M'Vitie, R., salesman at Duncan M'Killigin's, 4 Barclay street M'Walter, Allan, plumber, 23 New Smithhills—house, 16 Glen street M' Walter, Elizabeth, spirit dealer, 19 Maxwellton street H 8^ PAISLEt.

M 'Walter, Robert, shawl merchant, 45 Causeyside M'Walter, Mrs Thomas, 28 George street M'Willi-am, John, of J. & J. M* William, spirit merchants, 'tS Queen street, Glasgow—^house, Fairfield, 1 Gate- side, Renfrew Road M 'Williams, Denis, spirit dealer, 43 New street

NAIRN, Miss, Blackland cottage, 22 Calside Nairne, William, treasurer Gas Company, 3 Caledonia street National Bank of Scotland, 1 Forbes place—Peter Guil- leaume, agent National Security Savings' Bank, 14 Gilmour street—John M'Gown, cashier and actuary— (See advertisement) Neil, Mrs R., confectioner, 65 Broomlands Neil, Archibald, 'warehouseman, 13 Queen street Neil, John, blanket and tWeed manufacturer, 6 Wardrop street^—house, do. Neils on, John, officer North Church, 2 Moncrieff street Neilson, Miss Agnes, milliner and dressmaker, 44 Moss street—house, 86 High street Neilson, Thomas, Wright anid glazier, 4 West brae-—house, 3 do. Neilson, William, carver, gilder, and picture-frame maker, 85 High street—house, 86 do,— (See advertisement) Neilson, William, stationer, 11 Smithhills—house, 3 West brae Ness, John, spirit dealer, 1 Bridge street Newlands, J. Buchanan, watchmaker and goldsmith, 16 High street-—house, Burnbank, Calside Newton, Robert, grocer, 16 Maxwellton .street Nicholas, Francis, Inland Revenue Ofiicer, 24 Orchard st. Nicolson, Daniel, constable County Police, 9 School wynd Nicol, John, grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 6 George street and 37 Causeyside—^house, 17 Wardrop streeti^ Nicol, John, pattern drawer at David Speirs & Co.'s, Stevenson street Nimmo, James, officer Canal street U.P. Churchy llS George street Nisbet, William, Caledonia Cottage —

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Niven, David Coats, collector of gas rates, 22 King street Niven, J. C, teacher, Grammar' School—Chouse, 22 Well- meadow Niven, John, cooper, 22 Cotton street Norrie, C. & A., temperance coffee house and hotel, 9' High street (Cross) North British Daily and Weekly Mail Office, 4 County place—James Drewette, correspondent and reporter

O'CONNER, Rosan, broker, 2 Cotton street—house, 7 Silk street O'Donnell, John, 5 Storie street, agent for the United Assurance Sick and Burial Society of St. Patrick's O'Neil,, Neil, jobbing gardener, 26 Lawn street O'Neil, Charles, salesman to Paisley Provident Co-opera-. tive Society, 1 Barclay street Ogg, George, spirit dealer, 36 Ferguslie Ogilvie, ]\Irs, hosier, 3 Love street Oliver, Robert, baker, 73 Love street Oliver, Robert, collector of Abbey Parish poor rates office, 22 Smithhills—house, 32 Calside O'May, Robert, grocer, 31 Storie street Orchardson, Janet, flesher, 90 Canal street—house, 6 Glen street Orchardson, Robert, grocer and provision merchant, 86 Causeyside—house, 90 Canal street Orchieson, George, tea dealer, 27 Ferguslie Orr, John^ baker, 13 Smithhills Orr, Mrs Andrew, wine and spu'it merchant,, 13 High, street—house, do. Orr, Mrs, grocer, 30 St. James street- Orr, Robert, 37 Storie street Orr, Thomas, fancy bread and biscuit baker, 13 St. James place—house, 2 Back Sneddon Osborne, James, officer St. George's Church, 28 Storie st. Osborne, James, wheelwright, weavers' wright, and turner,, 20 Lawn street Otter, John Frudd, Supervisor Inland Revenue, 24 Orchards, street Oxley, H. W., Inland Revenue Officer, 14 Barclay street —

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PAISLEY AETIZANS' INSTITUTION, 1 High street —George Cutlibertson, keeper Paisley Bread Association, 7 Hospital lane—Dalrymple Lyle, clerk Paisley Cemetery—John Murray, superintendent, 58 Broomlands Paisley Coffee Room, 107 High street (Cross)—Robert Wingate, keeper, 6 Orchard street Paisley Co-operative Manufacturing Society (limited), manufacturers of woollen goodS;, 7 St. Mirren street —John M'Kenzie, manager and secretary Paisley Equitable Co-operative Stores, 5 Neilston road Paisley Gas Light Office, 23 Moss street—William Nairne, treasurer Paisley Swimming Baths, corner of George street and Storie street—James Snedden, keeper— {See advertisement) Paisley House of Refuge, Stow place— (See advertisement) Paisley Herald and Renfrewshire Advertiser Office^ Water- loo place, 2 Gilmour street—Richard Watson, editor — (See advertisement) Paisley Herald Printing and Stationery Establishment, 10 High street—office, 2 Gilmour street—WiUiam B. Watson, printer—(See advertisement) Paisley Industrial or Ragged School, Albion street Thomas Reid, superintendent Paisley Infirmary, Bridge street (burgh)—^Wm. Gillespie, treasurer, 76 New Sneddon Paisley Library, 8 Causeyside—Dalrymple Lyle, librarian Paisley Provident Co-operative Society (limited)—grocery store, drapery and hosiery establishment, and registered office, 15 George street—Alexander M'-Naught, secretary Paisley and Renfrewshire Gazette Office, 3 Moss street Park, Alexander H., wholesale and retail grocer, 105 High street (Cross)—house, Oakshawhead—(See advertisement) Park„ William, foreman Goods Station Caledonian Railway Company, 27 St. James street Park William, C, wine and spirit merchant, 10 George st. —

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Park, William, farmer, South Gallowhill Park, JoliD, farmer, Greenhill Park, John, farmer, Mackie's mill. Park, John, 3 Mary street Paa^k, John, Working Men's Refreshment Rooms, 6 Moss street

Park, Miss, grocer, 97 Causeyside—house, 32 Oakshaw st. Park, Robert, greengrocer, 18 Sandholes Parker, John, loom card -cutter, 6 Forbes place—house, 8 Neilston road Parlane, James, silk mercer and family draper, 10 High street (Cross)—house, Marion, Grove, Castlehead (See advertisement) Parlane, James, of J. & R. Parlane, 8 School wynd Parlane, John, foreman, at J. & R. Parlane's, 8 Stow place Parlane, J. &.R., printers, bookbinders, paper rulers, and booksellers, 97 High street Parlane, R. B., of J. & R. Parlane, Riccartsbar Paterson, Andrew, clerk British Linen Co.'s Bank, and agent for the Imperial Fire Insurance Company, 10 Glen lane Paterson, Andrew, grocer and victualler, 15 Old Sneddon —^house, GQ Back Sneddon Paterson, H,, & Co., lithographers, 5 Cumberland court, Causeyside—house, 13 Caledonia street Paterson, Hugh, 20. Old Sneddon Paterson, Mrs Hugh^ wine and spirit merchant, 48 High street—house, 49 do. Paterson, James, & Co., shawl manufacturers, 7 St. Mir- ren street Paterson, James G., sheriff officer and insurance agent, Terrace buildings, 109 High street—house, 66 High street Paterson, James, of James Paterson& Co., High Carriage-. hill Paterson, James, cowfeeder, 32. Gastle street Paterson, J. & C., milliners, 38 Wellmeadow Paterson, Jessie, milliner, 26 High street Paterson, Joseph, coppersmith and tinsmith, 14 St Mirreni street—house, 17 John street H.2„ —

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Paterson, Mrs, confectioner, 39 High street Paterson, Eobert, auctioneer, valuator, and land surveyor, 10 Bridge street Paterson, Robert, spirit dealer, 100 George street Paterson, Mrs Samuel, furnishings, 17 Broomlands Paterson, Thomas, at James Harvey & Co.'s, Oakbank, 43|- Oakshaw street Paterson, Thomas, jun., farmer, Candren Paterson, William, & Co., tobacco manufacturers, 100 High street Paterson, William, of William Paterson & Co., 41 Lady lane Paton, Elizabeth, china merchant, 1 Broomlands Paton, Elizabeth, milliner and straw hat maker, 2 North street Paton, James, M.D., 7 Orr square Paton, James, watchmaker and jeweller, 17 Orchard street Paton, John, grocer, 6 MoncrieiF street Paton, John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 22 Glen street —house, 8 Moncrieff street— (See advertisement) Paton, John, shoemaker, 17 Orchard street Paton, Mrs Elizabeth, grocer and spirit dealer, 88 Canal street Paton, Mrs John, 71 Love street Paton, Alexander, spirit dealer, 4 Old Sneddon-rr-house, 65 Back Sneddon Paton, Robert, foreman to Alexander MacKintosh, 40^ Broomlands Patony William, spirit merchant, 12 High street Patrick, John Gibson, of James Harvey & Co., Swiss Villa, PoUokshields, Glasgow Patrick, Robert, 4 Bank street Patrick, Thomas, baker, 69 Broomlands Patrick, William, coal agent, 69 Storie street Pattison, Margaret, milliner and dressmaker, 2 Canal st. Pattison, Robert, blacksmith, 28 Castle street Pattison, William, of Watson & Pattison, 2 Canal street Paul, Mrs James, grocer, 15 Williamsburgh Paul, Matthew, grocer and flesh er, 20 Wellmeadow house, 33 Newton street PAISLEY. 91

Paul, William, nurseryman and florist, Wester Crossflat, off Mill street—(See advertisement) Peacock, George, of Kobert Peacock & Brothers, 5 Black- hall buildings Peacock, John, ropemaker, and sacking and pack-sheet merchant, 85 High street—house, 9 Orr Square Peacock, John, of Robert Peacock & Brothers, 26 Gauze street Peacock, Miss I., milliner and straw-hat maker, 19 Broom- lands Peacock, Mrs Walter, 6 New street Peacock, Robert, baker, 5 George street Peacock, Robert, grocer, 90 High street Peacock, Robert, & Brothers, grain merchants and millers, Steam Mills, 19 Thread street Peacock, Robert, of Robert Peacock & Brothers, 3 Cart st. Peacock, William, gas inspector, 8 William street Pearson, John J., clerk at J. & J. M'Callum's, 1 Barclay- street Pearson, Mary, confectioner, 13 Moss street Peattie, William, clothier, 2 Gilmour street—^house, 15, Gauze street Percy, Francis, grocer, 101 Causeyside—^house, 6 Stow lane Percy, Samuel, grocer, 26 Broomlands Peden, John, 6 Bank street Peden,, William S., clerk, British Linen Company's Bank,. Glasgow, 6 Bank street Pender, John, coal agent, 8 Barclay street. Pennel, John, grocer, 39 Maxwellton Peock, William, shipmaster, Meikleriggs Peters, Joseph, cooper, 16 Moss street Peters, Mrs, furnisher, 9 George street Pettigrew, V\ illiam, boot and shoemaker, 65 George street Philips, Alexander,, cowfeeder, 73 Canal street Phihps, William, & Co.,, silk, yarn, and cloth merchants, 6 Forbes place Philips, William, of William Philips & Co., Crossflat House Philips, William, juja.,, at Wm». Philips & Co.'s, Crossflat, House - ,

92^ PAISLEY.

Philips, William, draper, 15 High street—house, Falside Picken, Alexander, of Picken & Comrie, 11 Wardrop st. Picken & Comrie, machine and cabinetmakers, 3 Barclay, street Picken, John, house-factor,, 2 6 Storie street Picken, John, letter stamper, 26 Storie street Pinkerton, James, jun., clerk, Goods Station, 26 Gauze street Pinkerton, H. W., clerk, Railway Station, 26 Gauze street Pinkerton, James, missionary,. Carriagehill district, 26 Gauze street Pinkerton, James, of Spence, Son, & Pinkerton, Blythe Holme cottage, Calside Pinkerton, John, feuar, 39 Wellmeadow Pinkerton, John, 53 High street Pinkerton, R. & J., ironmongers, tinsmiths, gasfitters, plumbers, .and bellhangers, 42 Moss street—workshop, 67 Back Sneddon Pinkerton, James, of R. & J. Pinkerton, 9 Hospital lane Pinkerton, Mrs, 65 Back Sneddon Pinkerton, Robt., of R. & J. Pinkerton, 67 Back Sneddon, Pinkerton, Mrs, 1 Garthland street Pinkerton, William, officer Free Martyrs' Church—house,. 27 Maxwellton street Pollock, Alexander, jun., of James Pollock & Co., and agent for the City of Glasgow Bank—residence, Ric- cartsbar House Pollqck, A. Russell, of James Pollock & Co., Greenhill

Pollock & Cochran j bleachers, washers, and dyers, Thrush- craig Pollock, James, & Co., yarn agents, 5 Causeyside, Paisley, and 2 George square, Glasgow Pollock, John, house-factor and insurance agent, 15 Gilmour streets—house, 53 High street Pollock, Mary, grocer, 47 High street Pollock, Peter, of WilHam Caldwell & Co., Riccartsbar House Pollock, Rev. Alexander, minister Free South Church— house, 5 Neilston street Pollock, Robert, farmer, Amochrie —

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Pollock, Robert, grain merchant, 1 6 Back Sneddon Pollock, Thomas, of Pollock & Cochran, Thrushcraig cottage Pollock, William, brick manufacturer and bricklayer brick and lime yard, and office, 12 St. James street brickworks, Gockston—^house, 25 Moss street Pollock, William, furniture dealer, 81 High street—house^ 9 Orr Square Pollock, William, grocer and provision merchant, 27 High street—house, 31 do. Pollock, William, waste dealer and broker, 58 Causeyside Pollock, William S., plumber, tinsmith, coppersmith, and gasfitter, 80 High street—workshop, 40 do. Pollock, William, jun., clerk to William Pollock, brick- maker, 25 Moss street Poison, John, of Brown and Poison, and of William Brown & Son, West Mount Poison, William, & Co., starch and corn flour manufacturers, Imperial Starch Works, Abercorn street Poison, William, of William Poison & Co., 5 Gauze street PorteouSj Alexander, clerk, 16 Barclay street Porteous, Dnndas S., engineer, machinist, and tool maker, and iron and brass founder, Snawdoun Works, 55 Back Sneddon—residence, Priorscroft House, 50 High street— (See advertisement) Post Office, 9 Gilmour street—Francis Deans, postmaster Powers, Robert, Causeyside Toll Bar, Stonefield Prinu'ose, John, shopman to John Snodgrass & Son, 13 Gauze street Pringle, Matthew, carter and cowfeeder, 24 Storie street Provau, Andrew, confectioner, 3 Maxwellton street Provan, John, farmer, Brediland Purves, James, general draper^ 44 New street—house, 27 Maxwellton street

QUIlSr, Francis, foreman at J, Clark & Co.'s, Gordon's lane,. 14 Back Sneddon Quin, Samuel, 36 Moss street ——

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RAE, Jolin, superintendent, Kibble Reformatory Ralston, John, flesher, 54 George street Ramage, Margaret S., milliner and straw liat maker, 70 Love street Ramsay, James, grocer, 20 Abbey street Ramsay, Robert, grocer, 83 New Sneddon Rankin, John, & Co., brick makers and brick builders North Caledonia Brickworks, Love street Rankine, Mrs, baker, 43 Broomlands Ray, Samuel, grocer, 16 Ferguslie Reid, Andrew, grocer, victualler, and grain dealer, 13 Old Sneddon—-house, do. Reid & Henderson, writers, 3 County place Reid, James, auctioneer and valuator, 18 High street^ house, 16 Wellmeadow Reid, James, bookseller, stationer, and news agent, 18 High street—^liouse, 16 Wellmeadow Reid, James, dyer, 9 New Smithhills—house, Gallowhill cottage, Renfrew road Reid, James, house decorator and sign writer, 116 Causey- side—house, do. Reid, James, late teacher of Town's English School, Ses- sion Clerk of Middle Parish, registrar of births, &c., for the Districts of Middle and Low Parishes, 101 High street Reid, James, of Barr & Reid, 69 High street Reid, Jane, victualler, 19 New Sneddon Reid, John, coal agent, 69 Broomlands Reid, John, cowfeeder, 19 Cotton street Reid, John, of M. Whitehill &l Co., Whitehaugh, Glasgow road Reid, John, printer, stationer, bookseller, confectioner, and fruiterer—shop, 4 Broomlands—printing office, 18 High street—house, 2 Queen street Reid, Mrs Anthony, 13 Barclay street Reid, Mrs Sophia, dress and straw hat maker, 3 Gauze street Reid, Robert, warehouseman, at Yuill & Campbell's, 1 Stevenson street PAISLET. 95 lleid, Thomas, & Son, smiths, engineers, and machinists, 5 and 6 Bridge street (Newtown)—house, 6 do. jReid, Thomas, superintendent Industrial School, Albion st. Eeid, William, jun., at Reid & Henderson's, Chapelhill, by Blackball Eeid, William, of Reid & Henderson, Chapelhill, by Blackball Reid, William, spirit dealer, 72 Broomlands Reid, Robert, waste and metal merchant, 73 Broomlanda Reilly, James, broker, 32 WellmeadoW Reith, Robett, assistant superintendent, Kibble Reforma- tory Renfrew CoUnty Kilwintiing Mason Lodge, 8 High street Renfrew, Colin, 57 Canal street Renfrew, James, collector of Burgh Poors' Assessment, 8 New Sneddon—house, 22 Caledonia street Renfrew, John, grocer and Cowfeeder, 2 Williamsburgh Renfrew, Robert, grocer, 6 bouth Campbell street Renfrewshire Independent Office, Gilraour street—John Millar, editor-—residence, Barrhead Rennie, James, flesher, 18 Wellmeadow R-ennison, J. Albert, 'architect, 4 Moss street—residence, Westmarch House Rennison, Mrs Alexander, Westmarch House Retson, James, contractor, 10 Gordon's lane Rew, George, traveller to James Snodgrass, Saucel Mill, 2 Bladda Richardson, Isaac, tea and coffee merchant, and general grocer, 21 High street-—house, 88 do. Richardson, John, Free High Church officer, 79 High st. Richardson, Robert, 5 Gateside Richardson, Thomas, sugar merchant, Glasgow—residence^ Ralston House, Glasgow road Richmond, Daniel, M.D., 32 New street Richmond, George, jun., clerk, Victoria Saw Mills, 40 Wellmeadow Richmond, S., teacher Neilson School, 49 High street Richmond, William, bread, biscuit, and pastry baker, and Temperance Hotel keeper, 46 Moss street Richmond, William, officer Martyrs' Church, 78 George street —=

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Ricketts, William, book-keeper to Brown & Poison, Falside Risk, Robert, agent for Wm. Galloway & Co., coal masters —liouse, 51 Caledonia street Risk, William, fishmonger, 34 High street—(See advertisement) Ritchie, A., milliner and straw hat maker, 1 Old Sneddon —house, 82 Glen street Ritchie, David, bookbinder and stationer, 11 St. Mirren street Ritchie, David, general grocer and victualler, 25 Queen street Ritchie, James, general ironmonger, 47 Moss street house, 51 Caledonia street Ritchie, John, ilesher, 20 George street Ritchie, John, family grocer, 25 George street Ritchie, Robert, grocer and provision merchant, 25 Gauze street and 57 Causeyside—house, 3 Christie street Ritchie, Robert, of Crawford and Ritchie, power loom cloth manufacturers, 14 Abercorn street Ritchie, William, baker, 19 Causeyside Ritchie, William, jun., baker, 84 Causeyside Robb, Andrew, clerk, Underwood Coal Depot, 13 Caledonia street Robb, Charles, & Co., railway carriers and contractors— office, Greenlaw Goods Station Robb, John, coal merchant, Underwood Depot—house, 13 Caledonia street Robb, Thomas, joiner and cartwright, 12 St. James street —^house, 13 Caledonia street Robb, William, teller, Union Bank of Scotland, 2 Orr st. Robertson, David, farmer, Linwood Robertson, Hugh, of Fisher, Robertson, & Co., 4 Christie street Robertson, William, farmer. Old Hall and Whitehaugh residence. Old Hall, Glasgow road Robertson, Daniel, officer, Oakshaw street Gaelic Church, 13 Oakshaw street Robertson, Daniel, gardener, 3 Old Smithhills—nurseries, Greenlaw and Linside Robertson, Duncan, officer Middle Church, 25 Gau^ st. —

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Robertson, George, coppersmith, tinsmith, and gasfitter, 4 New Sneddon—house, do. Robertson, James, of J. & J. Robertson, 144 George street Robertson, James, grocer, and provision merchant, 67 Causeyside—house, 70 do Robertson, James, clerk, Clydesdale Banking Company, 59 Causeyside Robertson, James, designer, 3 Orchard street—house, 59 Causeyside Robertson, J. & J., shawl manufacturers, 3 Forbes place Robertson, John W., at Robert Murdoch & Co.'s, 14 South Croft—house, 13 Old Sneddon Robertson, John, coal merchant. Underwood Depot—house, 15 Sandholes Robertson, John W., merchant, 168 George street Robertson, John, hot-presser, packer, and finisher, St. Mirren's walk—house, 73 Causeyside Robertson, John, late letter carrier, 30 King street, Broomlands Robertson, Matthew, foreman to William Harris, watchmaker, 14 Abercorn street Robertson, Matthew, of M. Robertson & Co., Foxbar Robertson, M., & Co., bleachers, Foxbar Robertson & M'Gibbon, drapers, silk mercers, and clothiers, 17 High street Robertson, Miss, 87 Canal street Robertson, Mrs Jane, furnisher, 16 Wellmeadow Robertson, Mrs, milliner, 24 Lawn street Robertson, Mrs WiUiam, fishmonger, 101 Causeyside house, 22 do. Robertsoi^, Peter, Inland Revenue officer, 19 Abbey close Robertson, Peter, wine and spirit merchant, 2 Orchard street—house, 18 Causeyside Robertson, Robert, inspector of poor. Abbey Parish— house, Greenside cottage, Calside Robertson, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 5 Carriage- hill Robertson & Son, hat and cap manufacturers, 48 Moss street—James Stewart, manager Robertson, Thomas, beamer, 1 Ferguslie walk

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Robertson, William, of Robertson & M'Gibbon, Castlehead Robin & Houston, soap and composite candlemakers soap works—61 New Sneddon, Paisley—composite candle works. Park street, Kinning park, Glasgow Robin, James L., industrial teacher. Industrial School— house at the Lodge, Industrial School Robin, Robert, of Robin & Houston, Govan Robin, William, builder and monumental worker—office, 14 Lady lane—house, 28 do. —(See advertisement) Robinson, James, boot and shoemaker, 77 High street Robson, Mrs., brush, basket, and toy dealer, 8 Moss street —house, 66 Love street Rodger, James, blacksmith, 90 George street Rodger, Alexander, tobacconist, 91 High street—house, 49 Broomlands Rodger, John, of Rodger & M'Callum, 16 Causeyside Rodger, Matthew, flesher, 17 Sandholes Rodger, Matthew, grocer, 8 Wallneuk Rodger & M'Callum, silk, cotton, and wool yarn dyers, 6 Marshall's lane Rodger, Robert, wine and spirit dealer, 14 St. Mirren st. Rodger, William, printer, 3 Mary street Ronald, Peter, at J. B. Wotherspoon's, 1 Hamilton place, 78 New Sneddon Ronald, James, cowfeeder, 27 Love street Ronald, John, of Peter Jack, jun., & Co., 1 Hamilton place, 78 New Sneddon Ronald, Robert A., manufacturer, Daisy Bank, Back Sneddon Ronald, William, sanitary inspector, inspector of cleansing, and surveyor of drainage, 4 Moss street Ronald, William Y., warehouseman, at Wm. Cochran's, 21 Causeyside » Rollo, James, builder, 45 Broomlands—yard, Castle street Ross, Alexander, of Ross & Duncan, Abercorn place, 13 Niddry street Ross, A. M., at Robert Brown & Son's, Rosehill, Falside Ross, George, scourer, finisher, hotpresser, and packer, 24 Thread street—house, 3 Seedhill Ross, Gilbert, precenter Gaelic Church—^house, Linwood —

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Ross, James, shoe manufacturer, 19 Broomlands Ross, James, teller. Bank of Scotland, 3 Hamilton street Ross, John, draper, 21 Wellmeadow Ross & Duncan, thread manufacturers, Abercorn Factory, 6 Abercorn street Ross, John S., foreman at Paisley Herald office—chouse, 8 Barclay street Rowan, James, confectioner, 3 Dovesland Rowan, Mrs, confectioner, 10 Lawn street Rowan, Peter, grocer, 27 New Sneddon Rowand, Andrew, farmer, 20 Ferguslie Rowand, Robert, at Robin & Houston's, 118 George street Rowand, Robert, clerk. Abbey Parochial Board, 20 Fer- guslie Rowand, Robert, farmer. West Candren Rowat, Mrs Robert, sen., Rosshill Rowat, Robert, of R. T. & J. Rowat, Prospecthill Rowat, Thomas, of R. T. & J. Rowat, Churchhill Rowat, R. T. & J., shawl and tartan manufacturers, 115 Causeyside Rowat, William, of R. T. & J. Rowat, 21 St. James street Roxburgh, Miss, teacher of music, 81 High street Roxburgh, Mrs, midwife, 2 North Croft Roxburgh, Robert, coach builder, 4 Garthland lane—house, 3 do.—(See advertisement) Rush, Thomas, hay and straw dealer, 5 Hospital lane Russell, Hugh M., at Robert Russell's, 94 Miller street,, Glasgow—house, 11 St. James place Russell, James, architect, Three-Mile-House, Glasgow road Russell, Joseph, clothier and hatter, 18 Gilmour street— house, 26 Broomlands— (See advertisement) Russell, Robert, yarn agent, 94 Miller street, Glasgow house, 11 St. James place Russell, Robert, writer, of Campbell & Russell, 7 High street—house, 26 Maxwellton street Russell, Robert Y., clerk to Matthew Blackwood, 68 Love street Eussell, Samuel, Victoria Chip Mills, Priesthill, by Nitshill Russell, Thomas, clerk to Campbell & Russell, 26 Max-, wellton street 100 PAISLEY.

Russell, Walter, beamer, 2 Silk street—house, 4 Stow lane Russell, William, butter and egg dealer, 3 Garthland street Russell, William, clerk. Goods Station, 23 Queen street Russell, William, feuar, 59 High street Russell, William, flesher, 67 Broomlands Russell, William, porter, Union Bank of Scotland, 49 Moss street Rutherford, Thomas, carter, 4 Garthland lane

SACELL BREWERY COMPANY, 8 Saucel Saucel Distillery, King street, Saucel Sawer?, Joseph, weaving shop, 1 Prussia street—^house, 9 Neilston street Scadlock, George, designer, 3 Garthland street Scarlett, Samuel, cowfeeder, 3 Stirling street Scollan, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 38 Moss street Scott, Alexander, funeral undertaker, 93 High street Scott, Allan, 8 Back Sneddon Scott, Thomas, farmer, Hawfchead IMains Scott, Matthew, manufacturer, 109 Causeyside—^liouse, 7 Gateside Scott, John, clerk. Union Bank of Scotland, 12 William street, Johnstone Scott, Mrs, confectioner, 6 George street Scott, Mrs Elizabeth, furnisher and hosier, 101 High street —house, 11 Glen street Scott, _Mrs Matthew, grocer, 11 Saucel Scott, Thomas, grocer, 34 Canal street Semple, Alexander, at Joseph Whitehead'^s, 2 Seedhill Semple, David, writer and Notary Public, law agent far the Paisley Pleritable Property Investment Society,. and agent for the Caledonian Fire and Life Insurance Co., 16 Gilmour street—house, Towuhead, 68 High ' street Semple, James, grocer, 36 Canal street Semple, James, grocer, 40 George street Semple, John, market gardener, Linside—shop, 1 George street Shankley, Robert, grocer and spirit merchant^ 84 Causey- side—house, 4 Silk street —

PAISLEY. 101

Shanks, Alexander, staymaker, 28 Wellmeadow (District Post Office) Shanks, Mrs, midwife, 25 Old Sneddon Shanks, Mrs William, grocer, 9 School wynd vSharp, David G., of Brown, Sharps, & Tyars, 28 India st., Glasgow Sharp, Miss Margaret, Orr Square Sharp, Eobert, Master of Works for Burgh, County build-. ings—house, 29 St. James street Sharpe, Patrick, broker, 14 Moss street, and 10 Old Sned- don—house, 14 Moss street Shaw, James, officer Baptist Church, 43 Storie street Shaw, Mrs Catherine, grocer, 1 Bridge street Shearer, James H., clerk at James King's coach office house, 5 Stow street Shearer, James, grain merchant, 71 Broomlands Shearer, Jane, wine and spirit merchant, 71 Broomlands Shepherd, Louis Storer, teacher, John Neilson Educational Institution, 18 Oakshaw street Sim, Ann, grocer, 14 Carriagehill Sim, Duncan & Peter, bakers, 6 Glen street Sim, Hugh, Chamberlain's Office, County buildings—house, 59 Love street Sim, John, baker, 94 Causeyside Sim, Thomas, jun., confectioner,. 36 High street Sim, Thomas, sen., confectioner, 26 Wellmeadow Sim, William, & Co., soap and candle manufacturers, I West Croft Simm, William, feuar, 17 Williamsburgh Simon, Andrew, miller and grain merchant, Cardonald Mnis, Glasgow road Simpson, Alexander, manager at Blair &; Co.'s, hatters, 28 High street Simpson, John, & Son, wood and ivory turners, and bowl makers, 32 High streetr—house, 60 do. Simpson, Miss, dressmaker, Renfrew road Simpson, Mrs, milliner and dressmaker, 5 County place Simpson, Peter, baker, 33 Causeyside Sinclair, Alexander, feuar, 2 Garthland street Sinclair, Daniel, smith, 3 Garthland street I 2.

iMfi MitOMfci-L. jlsbkARY. 102 PAISLEY.

Sinclair, Janet, draper, 4 Wellmeadow Sinclair, Peter, house-painter and decorator, 15 Well- meadow— (See advertisement) Skene, l^Iargaret, white seam sewer, 1 1 Back Sneddon Skinnider, P., green grocer, 25 South Croft Slater, Edward, gardener and green grocer, 58 Causeyside Slater, Mrs John, 7 G-auze street Sloan, Mrs, dressmaker, 39 New street Small, Mrs, bookseller, 63 Causeyside—^house, 56 do. Small, Miss, confectioner, 35 Causeyside Smellie, James, 2 Maxwellton Smiles, James S., surveyor of taxes and lands valuation assessor, 1 Cotton street— house, Thrushcraig Smith, Alexander, grocer. 6 Barclay street Smith, Alexander, 33 New Sneddon Smith, Alexander, tailor, 6 Love street Smith, Andrew, tobacco pipe manufacturer, 30 Gauze st. Smith, Benjamin, grocer, 3 Garthland street Smith, Benjamin, warehouseman at Charles Smith & Co.'s, 3 Garthland street Smith, Charles, & Co., shawl manufacturers, 113 Causey- side Smith, Charles, of Charles Smith & Co., 4 Garthland st. Smith, Charles, jun., of James Carlile, Sons, & Co., Milliken Park Smith & Cochran, milliners and dressmakers, 1 High st. Smith, Duncan S., at William Brown, jun., and Co.'s, 3 Garthland street Smith, lErnest, Craigielea Chemical Works—office, 114 West street, Glasgow—house. Wester Kossland Smith, George, contractor, 24 Glen street Smith, George, at Robert Kerr & Son's, 3 Blackball buildings Smith, Helen, pawnbroker, 108 George street Smith & Glass, boot and shoemakers, 2 Broomlands Smith, Hugh, bootmaker, 30 Causeyside Smith, James, Kilmarnock carrier, 12 Causeyside Smith, James, saddler, successor to John Christie, 49 Moss street —house, 34 do. Smith, James, traveller to Spence, Son, & Pinkerton, 63 George street —

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Smith, John, commercial traveller, 31 High street

Smith, John, contractor and builder, 1 1 Stow street house, 12 Wardrop street Smith, John, foreman, 3 Blackhall buildings Smith, John, grocer, 16 Orchard street Smith, John, minister of the Gaelic Church, Oakshaw street—house, 52 Storie street Smith, John, Wester Carriagehill cottage Smith, Joseph, & Son, grain and provision merchants, 30 Orchard street—house for both, 6 Blackhall buildings Smith, Miss Janet, teacher, 125 George street—house, 43 do. Smith, Mrs David, spirit dealer and grocer, 5 Abbey close Smith, Mrs J., milliner, 34 Moss street Smith, Mrs, grocer, 10. Silk street Smith, Mrs, of Smith & Cochran, milliners and dressmakers, 8 West Croft Smith, Robert, hatter, 88 High street—house, 77 High street, Johnstone—James Bowie, manager Smith, Robert, pawnbroker's manager, 40 Lady lane Smith, William, clerk, Post Office, 145 George street Smith, William, farmer. New Mains, Inchinnan Smith, William, of Thomson, Smith, & Co., drapers, 16 Sandholes Smith, William N., warehouseman at W. Cochrane's, 6 Love street Snedden, James, keeper of the Paisley Swimming Baths, 14 Storie street Snodgrass, James, miller and grain merchant, Saucel Mill —house, 8 Gateside Snodgrass, John, proprietor of Abercorn Rooms, 22 Gauze street Snodgrass, John N., of John Snodgrass &. Son, 22 Gauze street Snodgrass, John, & Son, house-painters, decorators, and glass gilders, paper hangers, oil and colour merchants, 21 Gauze street—house, 22 do. Snodgrass, Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, Q)Q Causey- side Somerville, Jane, grocer and green grocer, 21 Moss street —

104 PAISLEY.

Sorley, Mrs, grocer, 12 Gauze street Sorley, William, officer Thread street U.P. Churcli, 10 Thread street Souden, Alexander, pensioner, 37 Back Sneddon Sonden, William, flesher, 26 Causeyside, and 149 George street—house, 16 George street Southwell, Peter, ropemaker, 18 High street—house, 65 Love street Speir, Thomas, of Burnbrae & Blackstoun—residence, Burnbrae House Spiers, Alexander, of Spiers & Gibb, Castlehead Speirs, David, & Co., manufacturers, 167 George street dyeworks, Blackball Spiers, David, of David Speirs & Co., 9^ Stevenson street Speirs, David, foreman at John Cunningham & Sons, 6^ Barclay street Speirs & Gibb, coal merchants. Underwood and Stoney brae depots—office, Terrace buildings, 109 High street — (See advertisement) Speirs, J., wholesale crystal and china merchant, and dealer in cotton and woollen waste, 15 Wellmeadow —house, do. Speirs, Gibb, & Young, fire clay manufacturers, Cale- donia Fire Clay Works, Greenock road—town office, Terrace buildings, 109 High street Speirs, William, china, crystal, and waste merchant,. 13 Wellmeadow^—house, do.— (See advertisement) Spence, John, of Spence, Son, & Pinkerton, 62 Storie st. Spence, John, jun., of Spence, Son, & Pinkerton, 86 High street Spence, Son, & Pinkerton, ham ourers and wholesale provision merchants, 62 Storie street Sproul, Alexander, spirit dealer, 6 Union street, Charleston Sproul, Andrew, smith and farrier, 10 Lylesland Sproul, James, teacher, Carriagehill School, and chaplain,. Abbey Poorhouse—house, 14 Barr street Sproul, James, baker, 144 George street Sproul, Janet, confectioner and fruiterer, 13 Wellmeadaw Sproul, William, baker, 27 New Sneddon iSproul, William, broker^ 29 New Smithhills —

PllSLET. 105

Spruell, Andrew, veterinary surgeon, 8 Christie street Spruell, Andrew, smith, cartwright, and van-builder, 8 Christie street Spruell, Mrs, Robert, 8 Christie street Stalker, John, silk, cotton, and wool dyer. Bridge street dyeworks (Newtown)—^house, Spring Bank cottage, Love street Standford, William, officer Roman Catholic Chapel, 4 East Buchanan street Stark, Mrs, matron Female House of Refuge, Stow place Steel, Alexander, traveller to Robin & Houston, 48 Grove street, Glasgow Steel, James, fishmonger and poulterer, 1 High street house, 23 Abbey street—(See advertisement) Steel, Joseph, grocer, 30 Thread street Steel, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 25 Old Sneddon Steel, William, spirit merchant, 12 Saucel Steen, James, blacking and blue manufacturer, 60 Back Sneddon Steven, William, cowfeeder, 13 Prussia street Steven, William, ropemaker, sacking, &c., 82 High street — house, 33 do. Stevenson, Alexander, farmer, Westmarch, Inchinnan road Stevenson, Arthur, farmer, Knock, Renfrew road Stevenson, David, grocer, and lemonade and ginger beer maker, 29 Glen street Stevenson, James, grocer, 42 Broomlands Stevenson, James, cowfeeder and hay dealer, 25 Lawn street Stevenson, James, furnisher, 1 Wellraeadow Stevenson, John, clerk at R. Kerr & Sons, 2 Christie street Stevenson, ^John, furnisher, G Silk street Stevenson, John, hosier, 67 Canal street Stevenson, John, jun., of John Stevenson & Sons, 36 New Sneddon Stevenson, John, & Sons, tobacco and candle manufacturers, 77 New Sneddon Stevenson, Mrs, farmer, Bardrain Stevenson, Robert, of John Stevenson & Sons, 77 New Sneddon ——

106 PAISLEY.

Stevenson, Robert, spirit dealer, 6 Cotton street Stevenson, Robert, tobacconist, 12 St. Mirren street house, 104 High street Stevenson, Robert, Paisley and Kilbarchan carrier quarters, 12 Causeyside Stevenson, Samuel, coal dealer, 13 Wallneuk Stevenson, Thomas, letter-stamper, 9 St. Mirren street Stevenson, Thomas, family grocer, and wii^e and spirit merchant, 8 Gauze street Stevenson, William, traveller to Macfarlane &Co., George Hotel Stewart, Alexander, English Baking Co., 89 High street house, 103 George street Stewart, Andrew, cowfeeder, 2 Moncrief street Stewart, Andrew, of James Stewart & Son, 59 Love street Stewart, Charles Walker, Lieutenant of Burgh Police, 3 Glen street Stewart, Donald, manager at Blackland Mill Stewart, Henry, & Co,, dyers, 1 North street Stewart, James, at Alex. Gardner's, 3 Moss street —house, 8 St. James place Stewart, James, & Co., distillers. King street, Saucel Stewart, James, inspector of works to J. & P. Coats house, Nethercraigs Stewart, James, of James Stewart k Son, 21 New Sneddon Stewart, James, manager to Robertson & Son, Stanley place, 50 Causeyside Stewart, James, & Son, joiners, and timber merchants, 20 New Sneddon Stewart, John, of William Philips & Co., Falside House Stewart, John, carter and contractor, 42 Back Sneddon Stewart, John, at James Stewart & Co.'s, Stanley place, 48 Causeyside Stewart, John, plumber and gasfitter, 8 Old Sneddon house, 37 New Sneddon Stewart, Mrs, confectioner, 53 High street Stewart, Matthew, at Wm. Philips & Co., Falside House Stewart, Misses, 17 Maxwellton Stewart, Miss, 3 Blackball buildings Stewart, Mrs Allan, farmer, Arkleston —

PAISLEY. 107

Stewart, Mrs Arcliibald, 1 Christie street Stewart, Mrs Robert, 2 St. James street Stewart, Peter, pawnbroker, 28 New street Stewart, Rev. James, incumbent Trinity Churcb, Clinrcli of England, 10 St James place — residence, 2 Hamilton place, 78 New Sneddon Stewart, Rev. J. Douglas, minister of Martyrs' Church, 43 George street Stewart, William, architect and land surveyor, 4 Moss street—house, 17 Myrtle street, Glasgow Stewart, William, at Hanna, Donald, and Wilson's, 25 Glen street Stewart, William, flesher, 29 George street Stewart, William, auctioneer and valuator, 4 Moss street— house, 17 Myrtle. street, Glasgow Stewart, William, farmer, Thornly Stewart, William, head-master School of Art, 14 Gilmour street—house, 24 Sandyford place, Glasgow Stirling, Hugh, miller and grain merchant, Seedhill mills house, 24 Seedhill Stirling, John, wholesale wine and spirit merchant, 5 Old Smithhills—house, 29 New Smithhills Stirling, Mrs, confectioner, 14 Williamsburgh Stirling, M. & M., milliners, 6 Storie street—^house, 24 Seedhill Stirling, Robeit, spirit merchant, 2 Wellmeadow Stirling, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 1 Garthland street Stirrat, Mrs, broker, 70 High street Stobbo, Thomas, gardener, Westmarch Storie, Archibald, agricultural implement maker, horse shoer-, and jobbing smith, Glen lane, off St. James street—house, 65 Love street Storrie, J. & W., china merchants and waste dealers, 37 High street—(See advertisement) Storrie, James, of J. & W. Storrie, 1 Storie street Storrie, James, flesher, 9 Moss street—house, 1 Storie street Storrie, William, of J. & W. Storrie, 3 North street Stow School, Stow place—Misses Brown & Dalziel, teachers 108 PAISLEY.

Straclian, James, at Jolin M'Keclinie & Co.'s, 81 Broom- lands Strang, James, farmer, Whiteford Struthers, William, salesman at Macfarlane & Co.'s, 10 Well street Sturrock, Rev. James B., minister of Free Higli Church, 29 Oakshaw street Sunter, John, cabinetmaker, 20 West street—house, 101 George street Sunter, William, cabinetmaker, 37 Wellmeadow—workshop, 43 do. Sutherland, Donald, assistant inspector of poor, Abbey- Parish—house, 2 Orr street Swan, James, Wattiston, Lochwinnoch Swan, Matthew, baker, 73 Causeyside Sweenie, David, boot and shoemaker, 4 Stock street Sweenie, James, No. 3 letter carrier, 38 Causeyside Symington, J. M,, silk and yarn merchant, Causeyside court, 15 Causeyside—residence, Oakshaw House Symington, Misses, 33 Oakshaw street

TAGG, Alexander, teacher, Causeyside street Sessional school, 27 St. James street Tannoch, Jane, china merchant, 86 High street Tannahill, Andrew, officer George street U.P. Church, 14 Barr street Taylor, Mrs, midwife, 65 George street Taylor, Archibald, School wynd Taylor, David, M.D., 7 St. James place Taylor, John, designer, 23 George street Taylor, Mrs Thomas, spirit dealer, Moss-side, Greenock road Teas, Andrew, 3 Millarston Teas, Joseph, green grocer, 17 Back Sneddon Telfer, Mrs James, Tyburn cottage, Falside Templeton, Andrew, builder, 28 Glen street—^yard, Under- wood Templeton, Miss, furnisher, 24 Causeyside—house, 3 War- drop street PAISLEY. 109

Templeton, Mrs William, victualler, grocer, and spirit dealer, 13 Canal street Tennent, Allan, of Lamberton & Tennent, 6 George street The Paislej' Herald and Renfrewshire Advertiser, 2 Gil- mour street—^printing establishment, 10 High street Thomas, Patrick, grocer, 27 Old Sneddon Thomson, Alexander, card cutter, 1 Prussia street—^house, 13 Abbey street Thomson, Mrs Archibald, innkeeper. County Hotel, County place Thomson, David, grave digger. High and Low Parishes, 13 School wynd Thomson, David, of Thomson & Allan, engineers, John- stone—house, 65 Love street Thomson, H. H., of Sacell Brewery Co., 55 High street Thomson, James, of William Philips & Co., Calside House Thomson, James S., flesher, 17 Old Smithhills Thomson, John, brick and tile maker, Westmarch—house, 59 Love street Thomson, John, brush, basket, comb, and fancy warehouse, 87 High street—house, 32 do.—(See advertisement) Thomson, John, cloth agent, 1 St. James street Thomson, John, currier, 25 Thread street—^house, 29 do. Thomson, John, keeper of Wilson Hall, 40 High street Thomson, John G-., teacher of English, &c., John Neilson Institution, 9 Wellmeadow Thomson, John, stationer and bookseller, 7 High street (Cross)—house, 11 Barclay street Thomson, John, at William Philips & Co.'s, Calside House Thomson, Joseph, ironmonger, plumber, tinsmith, and gasfitter, 98 High street—house, 11 St. James place —(See advertisement) Thomson, Miss, 66 High street Thomson, Mrs G., fruiterer, 113 George street Thompson, Mrs, spirit dealer, 30 Ferguslie Thomson, Rev. John, Free St. George's Manse, Blackball Terrace Thomson, Rev. Peter, QG High street Thomson, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 10 Storie street Thomson, Robert, spirit dealer, 5 Williamsburgh —

110 PAISLEY.

Thomson, Smith, & Co,, drapers, 23 High street Thomson, William, of Thomson, Smith, & Co., 16 Sand- holes Thomson, "William, at Sacell Brewery, 55 High street Thomson, William, jun., at Sacell Brewery, 55 High street Thomson, William C., tailor and clothier, 8 High street Thomson, William, spirit dealer, 45 Broomlands Tiverdale, William, forester, Houston Todd, Alexander, manufacturer, 109 Causeyside—house, 23 George street Todd, George, brassfounder, 13 High street—house, 40 do. Todd, Mrs George, 61 Love street Tomney, John, broker, 1 7 Moss street Towers, Daniel, officer of Congregational chapel, 25 Old Sneddon Train, Mrs John, grocer, 31 George street Trench, James, smith and bellhanger, 15 Storie street house, 151 George street Trench, Robert, weavers' agent, 7 Orchard street Tudhope, John, farmer, Meikleriggs Tudhope, John, gardener and contractor, 1 1 Barclay street Tumbull, James, of Clark & Turnbull, 1 Abbey street Turnbull, George, baker and confectioner, 40 High street —house, do. Turnbull, James, baker, 78 Broomlands Turner, Robert, broker, 3 Abbey close Twigg, Misses, 27 Gauze street Tyre, John, clerk at Hodge, Young, k Martin's, 5 Silk st.

UNION BANK of Scotland, 3 Gilmour street—William Abercrombie, agent Ure, David, of J. & D. Ure, 6 Brown's lane Ure, J. & D., grocers and provision merchants, 4 High street (Cross) —house, 7 Brown's lane Ure, James, of J. & D. Ure, 18 George street Ure, Thomas, general grocer and ham curer, 97 Causeyside —house, 7 Brown's lane Urie, Mrs, 11 Ferguslie —

PAISLEY. Ill

VALLANCE, Alexander, joiner and cabinetmaker, 17 Moss street—^house, 36 do. Yallance, James, 33 Old Sneddon Vallance, Mrs John, S3 Old Sneddon Yance, William, & Sons, engineers, millwrights, and joiners, 20 Old Smithhills—houses, 60 Mill street and 15 George street

WADDELL, Mrs, confectioner, 28 Great Hamilton st. WaddeU, Mrs Jane, spirit dealer, 60 Causeyside Waddell, William, confectioner, 10 Gauze street Wagstaff, Matthew, waste dealer, 5 Orchard street house, do. Walker, Alexander, cowfeeder, 14 High street Walker, Andrew, late manufacturer, 8 George street Walker, Andrew, of William Hamilton & Co., 51 High street Walkers & Co., shawl manufacturers, 113 Causeyside Walker, Drybrough, & Co., yarn printers and dyers, Arkleston Walker, Francis, china merchant and waste dealer, 1 Neil- ston street Walker, Hugh, grocer and spirit dealer, 16 Broomlands Walker, James, cowfeeder and hay and straw dealer, 33 Causeyside Walker, James, grocer, 16 Broomlands Walker, John Blair, clerk. National Bank of Scotland, 24 Causeyside Walker, John, baker, 22 Wellmeadow Walker, James, cooper, Saucel Distillery, Saucel Walker, John, jun., of Walkers & Co., 4 Gateside Walker, John, 24 Causeyside Walker, John, of Cochran & Walker, 140 George street Walker, John, surgeon- dentist, 92 High street—(See ad- vertisment) Walker, Margaret, farmer, Windy Hall Walker, Mrs Margaret, grocer, 100 George Street Walker, Mrs, spirit dealer, 9 North Croft Walker, Mrs, cowfeeder and victualler, 23 Abbey street Walker, Mrs David, 13 Carriagehill—house, do. 112 PAISLEY.

Walker, Robert, of Walker, Son, & Co., Rosebank cottage Walker, Robert, 12 Queen street Walker, Samuel, bill poster, 17 Causeyside Walker, Son, & Co., manufacturers, 113 Causeyside Walker, Thomas, of MHlar, Walker, & Millar, 23 Moss street Wallace, Andrew, & Son, silk, cotton, and wool dyers, Cumberland dye-works, Cumberland place Wallace, Andrew, of Andrew Wallace & Son, 20 Gauze st. Wallace, Andrew, jun., of Andrew Wallace & Son, 26 Causeyside Wallace, Bernard, rag and waste merchant, 13 South Croft Wallace, Charles, slater, 23 New Smithhills—house, do. Wallace, Connell, & Co., plumbers and lead merchants, 8 Gilmour street. Paisley, and 9 Manse street, Ren- frew Wallace & Connell, plumbers, 108 Argyle street, 190 North street, and brassfounders, 59 M'Alpine street, Glasgow Wallace, E., confectioner, 89 Causeyside Wallace, Hugh, jun., Stanley place, 50 Causeyside Wallace, Hugh, shawl manufacturer, 114 Causeyside— house, Saucel Bank Wallace, James, grocer, 1 Dovesland Wallace, John, tobacconist, 24 High street Wallace, Mrs David, draper, 14 Barclay street Wallace, Miss Elizabeth, milliner and straw hat maker, 33 George street Wallace, William, joiner and timber merchant, 27 Broom- lands—house, do. Wallace, Peter, foreman at William Wallace's, 49 Broom- lands Wallach, Henry, of Anderson and Wallach, CamphUl Walls, Connelly, green grocer, 7 Old Sneddon Warrington, trustees of the late Mary Ann, pawnbroker, 24 Gauze street Wason, James, under manager at J. Clark & Co.'s, 6 Barr street ——

PAISLEY. 113

Wason, Charles Dalton, teacher, 125 George street house, 51 Broomlands Waterstou, Alexander, assistant registrar for Abbey Parish, 24 Glen street "Waterston, John, florist, 23 Calside Waterston, J. & R., painters, paper hangers, and oil and colour merchants, 4 County place Waterston, Robert, registrar of births, &c., and session- clerk for Abbey Parish, and agent for British Imperial Insur-ance Corporation, 4 Old Smithhills—^house, "VYilliamsburgh Waters, William, clerk at R. Kerr &Sons, 57 Canal street Watson, Alexander, painter and paper hanger, 81 Broom- lands—house, 13 Castle street. Watson, M., milliner and straw hat maker, 81 Broomlands Watson & Pattison, builders and monumental workers. Lady lane, opposite Victoria place—(See advertisement) Watson, Christopher, farmer. East Fuhvood Watson, James, Stanley place, 50 Causeyside Watson, Matthew, joblDing smith, 7 j^^ew Smithhills Watson, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 6 Lawn street Watson, Richard, editor of Paisley Herald and Renfrewshire Advertiser, 2 Gilmour street—house, 4 Gauze street Watson, Robert, oil and colour merchant, 1 George street —house, 10 Stow street Watson, Robert, shopman, Caledonia street Watson, Daniel, of Watson & Pattison, 33 Lady lane Watson, Thomas, tea merchant, 6 Wellmeadow Watson, Thomas, yarn and waste merchant, 34 Causeyside Watson, Thomas, Maxwellton Farm, 7 Neil street Watson, William B., Paisley Herald Office, 2 Gilmour street^^works, and printing office, 10 High street house, 4 Gauze street Watson, William, flesher, 2 High street—house, 29 New Smithhills Watson, William, painter, paper-hanger, and oil and colour merchant, 23 Smithhills — house, 6 Silk street Watt, Dancan, traveller to Robin & Houston, 132 South Portland street, Glasgow K 2 114 t»AI3tEY.

Watt, Mrs, 8 Abbey street Watt, Robert, grocer, 24 Broomlands Watt, Mrs William, 2 Well street Webster, Andrew, warper, 13 Causeyside—house, 12 Abbey street Webster, James, clerk at Peter Kerr & Son's, 24 Gordon's lane 'Weddell, John, draper, 39 Kigh street—house, 68 do. "Weir, Andrew, M.B., CM., 33 Williamsburgh Weir, Andrew, feuar, 33 \\ illiamsburgh Weir, George, upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 93 Kigh street—house, 90 do. Weir, James, wine and spirit dealer, 63 Broomlands Weir, James, farmer, Barskiven Weir, James, wholesale and retail grocer, and cheese merchant, 10 Smithhills and Saucel—house, 1 Gauze street Weir, James, salesman at William Gibson's, 18 Orchard street Weir, John, booking clerk, Gilmour Street Station, 18 St. James street Weir, John, grocer, 15 Gauze street Weir, John, upholsterer, 12 High street Weir, William, farmer, Parkhouse Whammond, James, spirit dealer, 4 Caledonia street White, George, seedsman, nurseryman, and florist, 3 Moss street—nursery and house, Ladyburn, Williamsburgh (See advertisement) W-Tiite, Jam.es, warper, house factor, and insurance agent, 109 Causeyside—house, 5 Stow street White, James, grocer, 4 Lylesland White, John, farmer, Hairshaw V\'hite, Miss, grocer, Potterhill White, Thomas, of White, Hodgart, & Co., 5 George street White, Hodgart, & Co., engineers and machine makers, 28 Gordon's lane Whyte, James, 2 Caledonia street Whyte, James M., agent City of Glasgow Friendly Society^ 39 High street —

PAISLEY. 1 1 T)

White, William, farmer, Fulwood Whyte, Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, 43 High st. Whyte, Miss, 31 Gauze street White, Mrs James, milliner, 70 Canal street White, Mrs James, grocer, 1 Wardrop street Whyte, William, joiner, cabinetmaker, and upholsterer, 33 Wellmeadow—(See advertisement) White, Robert, spirit merchant, 11 St. James place Whiteford, Andrew, coal merchant, Underwood coal depot —house, 141 George street Whiteford, David E., flesher and hamcurer, 88 Causeyside Whiteford, Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, 82 Broom- lands—house, 2 do. Whiteford, J. H., photographer, 25 Storie street—(See advertisement) Whiteford, William, beamer, 17 Castle street Whitehead, Joseph, agent for the Westminster Fire and Westminster and General Life Insurance Companies, and National Provincial Plate Glass Insurance Company, 6 Moss street—house, 44 Broomlands Whitehead, Joseph, tanner, 1 Seedhill—residence, Kilnside House Whitehead, Walter, grocer, 50 George street, and 44

Broomlands ; and coal merchant—depots, Underwood and Stoney brae—office, 6 Moss street—house, 44 Broomlands Whitehill, M., & Co., shawl manufacturers, 7 Causeyside Wilkie, James, joiner and glazier, painter and paper hanger, 1 and 2 Hunter street—house, 2 do. Wilkie, John, painter and paper-hanger, 39 High street house, do. Williams, William, bill-poster, 18 Old Sneddon— (See advertisement) Williamson, John, agent for the Victoria Assurance Co., 11 New Smithhills Wills, James, provision merchant, 63 George street Wills, William, clerk at Brown & Poison's, 63 George street Wilson, Adam, dyer, George street dye-works, 156 George street—house, 13 do. —

116 tAISLEY.

Wilson, Rev. Alexander, minister of the Evangelical Union Church, 21 New street Wilson, Brothers, powerloom cloth manufacturers, George Street Factory, 147 George street Wilson, Daniel, flesher, 18 Smithhills—house, 3 Gauze street Wilson, David, wholesale confectioner, 3 County place house, 12 Abbey street Wilson, David, house factor and insurance agent, 12 Abbey street Wilson, David, of M. Whitehill & Co., Falside Wilson, George, foreman to Robert Kerr & Son, 11 Thread street Wilson, Henry, baker, 17 Wellmeadow Wilson & Hamilton, builders—office, 19 Cotton street Wilson, James, flesher, 17 George street Wilson, James, jeweller and watchmaker, 92 High street Wilson, James, storekeeper Equitable Co-operative Society, 9 Stock street—house, 6 Carriagehill Wilson, James, jun., factor, Hawkhead, off Barrhead road Wilson, John, broker, 84 Broomlands Wilson, John, cashier at J. Clark & Co.'s, Stanley place^ 50 Causey side Wilson, John, of M. Whitehill & Co., 29 Causeyside Wilson, John, surgeon, 13 Broomlands Wilson, Mary, furnisher, 81 New Sneddon Wilson, Matthew, factor to Thomas Speir of Burnbrae and Blackstoun— residence, Blackstoun Wilson, Miss J., dressmaker, 44 Moss street Wilson^ Mrs, 44 Moss street Wilson, Mrs Andrew, 1 Christie street Wilson, Mrs, 5 Christie street Wilson, Robert, baker. 111 George street Wilson, Robert, manager at Wm. Poison & Co.'s, 1 Hamil- ton street Wilson, Robert, bookseller, 84 Broomlands—house, 46 High street

Wilson, Robert, of Hanna, Donald, & Wilson, 1 Garthland street —

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Wilson, Eobert, slater, 21 West street Wilson, Thomas, clerk, at Campbell & Bussell's, 5 George street Wilson, Thomas, farmer. North Hillington Wilson, Thomas, chemist and druggist, 36 Ferguslie house, 29 Maxwellton Wilson, Thomas, of Wilson & Hamilton, 19 Cotton street Wilson, Walter, 25 Old Sneddon Wilson, Walter, wholesale toy merchant, 4 Storie street Wilson, William, wholsale stationer, bookbinder, and news agent, 107 High street (Coffee-Koom Buildings) —house and workshop, 18 Gilmour street—(See advertisement) Wilson, William, boot and shoemaker, 70 Broomlands house, 23 Maxwellton street Wilson, William, of William Wilson & Son, 5 George street Wilson, William, grocer, 5 Bridge street Wilson, William, slater, 6 Wellmeadow—(See advertisement) Wilson, William, & Son, shawl manufacturers, 4 Cumber- land court, Causeyside Wingate, Robert, keeper of Coffee Room, 6 Orchard street Winning, James, accountant, house -factor, and agent for the Northern Insurance Company, and Guardian Plate Glass Jkssurance Company, Terrace buildings, 109 High street-—house, do. Wood, James, cloth merchant, 13 Barr street Wood, James, coal merchant, Underwood and Stoney

Brae depots. Paisley ; and Fulbar street, Renfrew house, 46 Oakshaw street Woodrow, A. T., cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and joiner, 9 Churchhill—house, 87 High street Woodrow, Matthew, bell-hanger and jobbing smith, 42 New street—house, 8 Churchhill Woodrow, John, grocer, and spirit dealer, 9 Williamsburgh Woodrow, John, station-master, County place, 28 St. James street Woodrow, William F., cashier, Railway Station, 4 Glen street —

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Wotherspoon, W. S., tobacconist, 8 High street (Cross) —house, 15 Wardrop street Wotherspoon, J. B., yarn merchant and drysalter, 15 Causeyside—house, Castlehead cottage "Wotherspoon, Robert, insurance agent, 50 Maxwellton Wotherspoon, Wm., manufacturer of the Glenfield Starch —works, Maxwellton—warehouses, Kinning Park, Glasgow, and Queen Street, London— (See advertisement) —residence, Maxwellton House, Paisley Wright, Daniel, feuar, Calside Wright, James, 91 High street Wright, John, brush, basket, comb, and toy warehouse, 3 Moss street, and 98 Causeyside—^house, 98 do. Wright, John, flesher, 28 New Smithhills Wright, John, hair-dresser, 98 Causeyside Wright, John, spirit merchant, 36 Storie street—house, 7 George street Wright, Mrs A., victualler, 28 New Smithhills Wylie, John, weaver, officer of the Paisley Funeral Society, 26 Maxwellton street Wylie, Patrick, wine and spirit merchant, 18 High street Wylie, R. S., grocer, and wine and spirit merchant, 71 Love street Wylie, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 16 Lawn street Wylie, Thomas, mason, 3 Barclay street Wylie, William, boot and shoemaker, 1 Broomlands house, 13 Sandholes Wynne, Teddy, waste dealer, 69 Back Sneddon

YATES, Thomas, of James Carlile, Sons, & Co., Lang- roods Young, Alexander, builder, and wine and spirit merchant, 1 Saucel Young, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 20 Williams- burgh Young, David, of Hodge, Young, & Martin, 6 Blackball buildings Young, George, designer, 64 Love street Young, George, sergeant-major, Militia staff, Williams- burgh PAISLEY. 119

Young, James, boot and shoemaker, 26 Maxwellton street Young, James, Gallowhill Young, James, of William M. Young, & Co., 7 George st. Young, James, lappet cutter, 5 Broomlands Young, James A., clerk at Hodge, Young, and Martin's, 6 Blackball buildings Young, John, boot and shoemaker, 93 High street—house, do.—(See advertisement) Young, John, farmer, Fulwood, Houston Young, John, mason, 15 West brae Young, John, & Co., timber merchants, Burgh Saw Mills, Caledonia street Young, John, 26 Well street Young, John, spirit dealer, 95 Causeyside Young, John, of John Young & Co., 2 St. James street Young, John, draper, 87 High street Young, John, grocer and cowfeeder, 95 George street Young, Miss, teacher, 79 George street—house, 64 Love street Young, Miss, milliner, 87 High street Young, Misses, milliners, 82 High street Young, Morris, teacher, 7 Old Sneddon Young, Mrs James, mangier, 55 Storie street Young, Mrs, spirit dealer, 5 Broomlands Young, Robert B-, clerk, Post Office, 11 Sandholes Young, Eobert, clerk, Goods Depot, Railway Station, 40 Broomlands Young, Robert, manufacturer and weavers' furnisher, 44 George street—house, 33 do. Young, Samuel, of John Young & Co., 26 St. James street Young, Stephen A. M'L., photographer, 3 West street Young, Wm. M., & Co., tweed and tartan manufacturers, 106 Causeyside Young, William, confectioner, 15 Broomlands Young, William, cowfeeder, and hay and straw merchant, 11 Broomlands Young, William M., of Wm. M. Young & Co., 19 Storie street Young, WilHam, of Speirs, Gibb, & Young, 82 High street 120 PAISLEY.

Younger, George, & Co., yarn merchants, and agents, 16

Causeyside ; and 1 North court. Royal Exchange, Glasgow—Robert Armour, agent Yuill & Campbell, manufacturers, 9 and 10 Forbes place Yuill, James, of Yuill & Campbell, Craigielea cottage, Blackstoun road Yuill, Mrs James, farmer, Blackball Yuill, John, & Co., manufacturers, 11 Forbes place Yuill, John, of John Yuill & Co., Saucel Bank Yuill, Mrs William, 11 St. James place WATSON'S PAISLEY DIRECTORY^

ARRANGED BY TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.

Accountants.

Boyd, Robert, 15 Gilmour street Fergus, James, 61 Storie street Fisher, John, 4 Causeyside Gibb, John, 10 West Campbell street Hart, Alexander, 9 Churchhill Hodge, Archibald, 15 Gilmour street Lorimer, John, 4 Millarston Lyle, Dalrymple, 4 High street Muir, John, 23 Moss street M'Gown, John, 14 Gilmour street Whyte, James, 109 Causeyside Winning, James, Terrace buildings, 109 High street

Agents and Commissicn Ag@nts.

Armour, Robert, 16 Causeyside Barbour, James, 29 New Smithhills Cook, Archibald, 7 Gateside Jamieson, John, 21 St. James street Macalpine, Thomas W., 48 Moss street M'Leod, Forbes, 5 West Buchanan street M'Stravic, James (coals), 3 Moncrieff street Risk, Robert (coals), 51 Caledonia street Thomson, John, 1 St. James street Trench, Robert, 7 Orchard street Watson, Thomas, 6 Welhneadow L 122

Architects and Land Surveyors.

Copland, W. R., Terrace buildings Drummond, James, 36 High street Hutchison, John, 199 West George street, Glasgow —^house, Fairhill, Calside, where messages can be left Lamb, J. Barr, 6 St. James place Lamb, James J., 6 St. James place Rennison, J. Albert, 4 Moss street Russell, James, Three-Mile-house, Glasgow road Stewart, William, 4 Moss street

Auctioneers and Appraisers.

Henderson, William, 22 High street MacFadyen, James Russell, 28 Wellmeadow Paterson, Robert, 10 Bridge street Reid, James, 18 High street Stewart, William, 4 Moss street

Bakers.

Barclay, John, 19 Smithhills Barr, Alexander, 5 Love street Barr, John, 24| Causeyside Boyd, James, 66 Broomlands Boyd, Thomas, 103 Causeyside Brown, Mrs Hugh, 56 Causeyside Brown, Matthew, 18 Broomlands Buchanan, Joseph, 152 George street Buchanan, W^illiam, 22 Smithhills Carmichael, Peter, 47 High street Clark, John, 4 Lawn street Dempster, John, 25 High street Fisher, Thomas, 39 George street Galbraith, John, 37 Moss street Gibson, Andrew, 38 High street PAISLEY. 123

Gillies, John, 41 Broomlands Gilmour, Allan, 82 Canal street Hamilton, James, 4 Smithhills Hamilton, Robert, 70 Causeyside Hawkhead Mills Bakery, 18 Broomlands Henderson, Mrs Andrew, 12 Gauze street Inglis, Mrs, 12 Old Sneddon Kennedy, Hugh, 6 Silk street Kennedy, John, 31 High street Lang, John, jun., 78 High street Lockhart, Alexander, 25 Gordon's lane Munro, James, 24 Gauze street Morrison, William, 34 High street Muir, Matthew, 32 Storie street Macansh, Mrs James, 29 High street M'Ghee, Maxwell, 6 Broomlands M'Kean, James, 36 High street M'Lean, Neil, 105 George street M^Lerie, George, 7 High street M'Nicol, John, 5 Moss street Oliver, Robert, 73 Love street Orr, John, 13 Smithhills Orr, Thomas, 13 St. James place Paisley Bread Association, 7 Hospital lane Patrick, Thomas, 69 Broomlands Peacock, Robert, 5 George street Rankine, Mrs, 43 Broomlands Richmond, William, 46 Moss street Ritchie, William, jun., 19 Causeyside Sim, Duncan & Peter, 6 Glen street Sim, John, 94 Causeyside Simpson, Peter, 33 Causeyside Sproul, James, 144 George street Sproul, William, 27 New Sneddon Stewart, Alexander, 89 High street Swan, Matthew, 73 Causeyside Turnbull, George, 40 High street Turnbull, James, 78 Broomlands Walker, John, 22 Wellmeadow Wilson, Henry, 17 Wellmeadow Wilson, Robert, 111 George street 1 24 PAISLEY.

Bankers. Abercrombie, William, Union Bank, 3 Gilmour street Campbell, David, Clydesdale Bank, 7 High street Guilleaume, Peter, National Bank, 1 Forbes place Hutcbeson, John, Bank of Scotland, 8 St. Mirren st. Macfarlane, Hugh, British Linen Company's Bank, 17 Gilmour street Pollock, Alexander, jun.. City of Glasgow Bank, 2 Moss street—temporary premises. Terrace buildings, 109 High Street

Bill Posters. Walker, Samuel, 17 Causeyside Williams, William, 18 Old Sneddon

Bleacliers, Sha-wl "Washers, Scourers, &c.

Aikman, J. & G., Cumberland place Christie, James, 14 and 15 Newton street Fulton, William, & Sons, Glenfield Hamilton, Adam, & Sons, Blackland Mill Hamilton, James, Abercorn Scouring Works, Niddry street Hamilton, William, & Co., 51 High street Hogg, Archibald, 40 Causeyside Hutchison, William, George place Leggat, David, Collinslee Loundsdale Bleaching Company, Lounsdale M'Lardie, James, Meikleriggs Pollock & Cochran, Thrushcraig Robertson, M., & Co., Foxbar Ross, George, 24 Thread street

Bookbinders. Carswell, David, 35 Storie street Carswell, John, 4 High street Parlane, J. & R., 97 High street Ritchie, David, 11 St. Mirren street Wilson, Robert, 84 Broomlands

Wilson, William, 107 High street and 18 Gilmour st. —

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EookssUers and Stationers.

Anderson, James, 60 High street Barbour, John, 100 Causeyside Barbour, John, jun., 1 Old Smithhills Beckett, Hugh, 19 George street Beckett, James, 109 High street Caldwell & Co., 44 New street and 14 St. Mirren st. Gardner, Alexander, 3 Moss street Gibson, Henry, 44 Causeyside Gibson & Co., 9 Broomlands Glassford, David, 10 St. Mirren street Goudie, James, 24 High street Hay, Robert, & Son,' 10 High street Hyndman, Samuel, 2 New street Leckie, Mrs James, 104 High street M'Dougal, John, 4 Moss street M'Kay, Mrs, 20 Moss street M'Intyre, William, jun., 6 High street (Cross) Neilson, WiUiam, 11 Old Smithhills Paisley Herald Office, Waterloo place, 2 Gilmour st. Parlaue, J. & R., 97 High street Reid, James, 18 High street Reid, John, 7 Broomlands Small, Mrs, 63 Causeyside Thomson, John, 7 High street Watson, Wm. B., Waterloo place, 2 Gilmour street works, 10 High street Wilson, Robert, 84 Broomlands Wilson, Williiam, 107 High street (Cross)

Boot and Shosmaksrs.

Adams, James, 55 Causeyside Beaton, John, 7 Cotton street Black, Alexander, 45 George street Boyle, James, 37 Back Sneddon Campbell, Alexander, 12 St. James place Campbell, Mrs Elizabeth, clogmaker, 6 St. Mirren st. L 2 12 G PAISLEY.

Campbell, Noble, 19 Old SmithhUls Caskie, James, 24 Broomlands Collins, Henry, 86 High street Crawford, Gavin, 92 High street Deans, John, 12 Wellmeadow Dobbie, William, 149 George street Donaldson, John, 6 Orchard street Drennan, John, 34 Ferguslie Drennan, Robert, 25 Canseyside Duncan, William, 11 Carriagehill Dunlop, James, 17 Queen street Ewart, Archibald, clogmaker, 90 Canal street Forsyth, George, 69 High street Forsyth, Robert, 2 Neilston road Galbraith, Charles, 28 St. James street Gibson, MacKellar, & Co., 16 Causeyside (wholesale) Hallidaj, George, 25 Queen street Hardie, Alexander, 22 Lady lane Houston, John, 15 Smithhills Howatson, James, 4 Barr street Jaap, John, 109 High street James, Mrs James, 11 Old Smithhills Jamieson, Samuel, 6 Lylesland Jeffrey, John, 74 Love street Leslie, John, 19 Glen street Lyle, George, 4 Broomlands Mitchell, J. & J., 4 High street Monteith, John, 11 Old Smithhills Morton, Robert, 14 Ferguslie M'Aulay, James, 3 and 24 New Smithhills M'Ausland, Alexander, 14 High street M'Ausland, James, 5 New Smithhills M'Donald, Allan, 6 Neilston street M'Gill, Robert, 23 Cotton street M'llroy, Patrick, 134 George street M'Kenzie, Hugh, 13 Gauze street M'Kiunon, Colin, 10 Glen street M'Lachlan, Dugald, 17 Gauze street M'^Lean, John, 145 George street M'Nish, Robert, 94 High street —

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M'Nish, Mrs Wm., 5 County place and 42 Moss street Paton, John, 17 Orchard street Pettigrew, William, 65 George street Robinson, James, 77 High street Ross, James, 41 New street Smith & Glass, 2 Broomlands Smith, Hugh, 30 Causeyside Sweenie, David, 4 Stock street Wilson, William, 70 Broomlands Wylie, William, 1 Broomlands Young, James, 26 Maxwellton street Young, John, 93 High street

Brassfounders.

Gilmour, John, 42 and 48 High street Love, Hugh, 20 and 21 Abbey close Morrison, John, Dyers' wynd Porteous, Dundas S., Snawdoun works, 15 New Sneddon Todd, George, 13 High street

Bre"^ers.

Sacell Brewery Co., 8 Saucel

Brickmakers and. Brickbuilders.

Brown, Robert, & Son—town office, Sneddon Bridge -^—works, Caledonia, Shortroods, & Ferguslie Gait, John, Gordon's lane M'Aulay, Thomas, 6 Orr square M''Kaig, Thomas, Victoria Brick Works, Love street —house, 30 New Sneddon PoRock, William— office and yard, 12 St. James street —works, Gockston Rankin, John, & Co.—office and yard. Love street works. North Caledonia Thomson, John, 59 Love street—work, Westmarch 128 PAISLEY.

Brvislij Basket, OomTo, and Fancy "WareliOTisss.

Harper, M., 102 Causeyside Lockhart, Elizabeth, 69 Broomlands Robson, Mrs, 8 Moss street Thomson, John, 87 High street Wilson, Walter, 4 Storie street Wright, John, 3 Moss street and 98 Causeyside

Calsinetmakers.

Agnew, H. C, 49 High street Armstrong, George, 14 Wellmeadow Auld, John, P., 81 Causeyside Baird, William, 34 Gauze street Cameron, Alexander, 40 High street Cochran, Robert, 22 Niddry street Erskine, Andrew, 2 Lady lane Gardner, James, 2 Inkle street Gibb, Samuel, 98 High street Hunter, James, 32 and 34 High street Hunter, William, 84 George Street Leitch, John, 49 Moss street, and Abercorn Saw Mills, Abercorn street M'Innes, John, William street M'Queen, John, 9 Lawn street Paton, John, 22 Glen street Picken & Comrie, 3 Barclay street Sunter, John, 20 West street Sunter, William, 37 and 43 Wellmeadow Vallance, Alexander, 17 Moss street Weir, George, 93 High street Whyte, William, 33 Wellmeadow Woodrow, A. T., 9 Churchhill

Calenderers and Finislisrs.

Aikman, J. & G., Cumberland place Bonnar & Hamilton, 1 5 Causeyside PAISLEY. 129

Cochran, James, 112 Causeyside Crawford, William, 105 Causeyside M'Lardie, James, Meikleriggs Robertson, John, St. Mirren's walk

Calico and Slia-^rl Printers.

Fraser, Hector, 10 Neilston street Hamilton, John, 4 Cumberland court Muir, Robert, & Co., Linn dye and print works, Marshall's lane Macfarlane, D. & R., Caledonia works, Caledonia st. Walker, Drybrough, & Co., Arkleston

Candle Makers.

Dobie, George, 12 High street Robin & Houston, 61 New Sneddon Sim, William, & Co., 1 West Croft Stevenson, John, & Sons, 77 New Sneddon

Card and Print Cutters.

Clark, John, 95 Causeyside Edmonds, Robert, & Son, Marshall's lane Hamilton, John, 4 Cumberland court Landess, Robert, 6 Barr street Melville, John, 162 George street M 'Arthur, Alexander, 1 Shuttle street Parker, John, 6 Forbes place Thomson, Alexander, 1 Prussia street

Carpet Z^annfacturers.

Forbes, William, 21 and 22 Well street Jack, Peter, jun., & Co., Nethercommon 130 PAISLEY.

Carters.

Craig, Thomas, 11 New Smithliills Crawford, Robert, 138 G-eorge street Cumming, William, 17 Well street Gilmour, Robert, 15 Seedhills Little, Thomas, 44 Moss street Muirhead, William, 1 6 West brae M'Coll, Mrs, 15 Back Sneddon Pringle, Matthew, 24 Storie street Rutherford, Thomas, 4 Garthland lane Stewart, John, 42 Back Sneddon

Chemical "Works.

Anderson & Wallach, Abercom Oil Works, Abercorn street M'Farlane, J. & G., Brediland, Chain road, and Johnstone Smith, Ernest, Craigielea

Chimney S-weeps.

Adam, Alexander, 14 Smithhills Gait, William, 94 High street Green, Joseph, Abbey close

China Merchants.

Beckett, Hugh, 19 George street Crawford, Elizabeth D., 47 Moss street Dickie, E., 21 Moss street Dunlop, Margaret, 24 Causeyside Houston, Matthew, 24 George street Lees, Peter, 6 Smithhills Miller, Thomas, 117 George street M'Leod, Alexander, 94 Causeyside Paton, Elizabeth, 1 Broomlands Speirs, J., 15 Wellmeadow PAISLEY. 131

Speirs, William, 13 Wellmeadow Storrie, J. & W., 37 High street Tannoch, Jane, 80 High street Walker, Francis, 1 Neilston street

Clergrymen of various Denominatlozis.

Brown, James, 44 High street Clazy, George, 38 Oakshaw street Conway, James, 2 East Buchanan street Crouch, John, 8 George street Dodds, James, 7 Garthland place Douglas, James, M.A., of Linwood Church, 3 Castle street Duncan, Robert, 49 Love street Dunlop, Adam, Canal Bank cottage Dunlop, Robert, 25 Gauze street Elder, Andrew, 56 Canal street Fleming, Andrew G., 4 Underwood Fleming, John, 56 Canal street Flett, Oliver, Falside France, William, 49 Oakshaw street Eraser, William, Underwood Henderson, Andrew, CastleheaJ Harrison, John, 8 George street Hutton, George C, Mount Pleasant, Canal street Lees, James Cameron, Abbey Manse, 7 Garthland st, Martin, John, 45 Oakshaw street Macalpine, T. W., Castlehead M'Indoe, William, 94 George street M'Intosh, Alexander, Calside

M'Kune, Christopher, Caversbank, 45 Oakshaw st. M'Lachlan, James, 2 East Buchanan street M'Lean, John, 45 Causeyside Pollock, Alexander, 5 Neilston street Smith, John, 52 Storie street Stewart, J. Douglas, 43 George street Stewart, James, 2 Hamilton place. New Sneddon Sturrock, James B., 29 Oakshaw street 132 PAISLEY.

Thomson^ John, Chapel, by Blackhall Thomson, Peter, 66 High street Wilson, Alexander, 21 New street

Cloth Ivlerchazits, and Ag-ents for do.

Brown, Hugh, 15 Causeyside Greenlees, Thomas, 13 Causeyside Macgregor, Patrick, 8 Causeyside Philips, William, & Co., 6 Forbes place Thomson, John, 1 St. James street Younger, George, & Co., 16 Causeyside—Robert Armour, agent

Clotl; Merchants and "Woollen Drapers,

Goold, James, 47 Moss street Graham, Thomas, & Co., 2 County place King, Alexander, & Son, 4 Gilmour street Lamberton & Tennent, 15 High street M'Killigin, Duncan, 103 High street (Cross) Robertson & M'Gibbon, 17 High street Russell, Joseph, 18 Gilmour street Wood, James, 13 Barr street

Coacli and Van Builders.

Lee, Robert, 89 George street Roxburgh, Robert, 4 Garthland lane Spruell, Andrew, 8 Christie street

Coach Hirers-

Blair, Thomas, Adelphi Livery Stables, Carlile place, 72 New Sneddon Climie, William, Bull Inn, 5 New street Hutton, Henry, 2 County place and 11 Inkle street King, James, 2 County place and 4 Smithhills —

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Coal I«£asters.

Barclay, James, Canal Bank Coats, George, Nitshill, School of Art buildings Galloway, William, & Co., Stoney brae

Coal Mereliants and Dealers.

Barbour, Alexander, 10 Orchard street Cochran, James, 8 West Croft Ferguson, Moses, Western Coal depot Foulds, Alexander, Underwood depot Galloway, William, & Co., Stoney brae Guthrie, W., & Co., 10 Welhiieadow Hill, V\ illiam, Underw^ood depot Leitch, Peter, Underwood depot Logan, Francis, & Son, Underwood depot Muir, Robert, George street M'CoU, Donald, 30 Newton street M'Gallan, James S., Underwood depot M'Lachlan, James, King street, Saucel, and Under- wood depot M'Leod, Matthew, Underwood and Stoney brae depots M'Stravic, James, 3 Moncrieff street Patrick, William, 59 Storie street Pender, John, 8 Barclay street Reid, John, 69 Broomlands Robb, John, Underwood depot Robertson, John, Underwood depot Speirs & Gibb, Underwood and Stoney brae depots office. Terrace buildings, 109 High street Stevenson, Samuel, 13 Wallueuk Whiteford, Andrew, Underwood depot Whitehead, Walter, Underwood and Stoney brae depots — office, 6 Moss street Wood, James, Underwood depot

Coffee Houses and Hotels (Temperance),

Barclay, John, 19 Smithhills Goodlet, Thomas, 100 High street M 13 i

M'Nicol, John, 5 Moss street Norrie, C. & A., 9 High street (Cross) Park, John, 6 Moss street Eichmond,

Confectioners and Priiiterers.

Allison, John, 22 and 45 Causeyside Anderson, John, 6 Wellmeadow Bissland, Mrs, 3 Wellmeadow Black, Margaret, 1 Storie street

Boag, Allan, ] 1 Storie street Brodie, John, 12 High street Cairns, Alexander & Robert, 2 High street (wholesale) Caldwell, Janet, 81 Broomlands Campbell, Elizabeth, 22 Lawn street Crooks, William, 8 Cotton street Cuthbertson, Thomas, 44 Moss street (wholesale) Dalziel, Miss, 24 Causeyside Dick, Robert, 7 Glen street Fraser, William, 28 New Smithhills Fulton, James, 79 Causeyside Gilmour, Miss, 90 High street Hamilton, Mrs, 1 Wellmeadow Hamilton, Robert, 17 George street Harper, M., 102 Causeyside Henderson, Mrs, 22 High street Herd, Robert, 18 Stock street Houston, Archibald, 82 Causeyside Houston, John, 29 High street Kerr, Benjamin, 1 Old Smithhills Kerr, Helen, 43 Moss street Kilpatrick, Agnes, 16 Causeyside Kyle, John, 9 St. Mirren street Lawrie, Mrs William, 17 George street Leitch, Thomas, 4 MoncriefF street Lochhead, Robert, 2 Cotton street Lockhart, E,, 69 Broomlands Montgomery, Elizabeth, 85 Causeyside Morton, Alexander, 35 High street 135

Muir, Mrs Matthew, 32 Storie street Macansh, Mrs James, 29 High street M'Farlane, Duncan, 2 Smithhills M'Geoch, Mrs, 9 Orchard street M'llwrick, William, 69 Love street M*Kinnon, Angus, 8 Lawn street M'Kail, Mrs Peter, 118 George street M'Lerie, George, 7 High street M'Nicol, John, 5 Moss street MThail, Hngh, 72 Canal street Neil, Mrs R., 65 Broomlands Paterson, Mrs, 39 High street Pearson, Mary, 13 Moss street Provan, Andrew, 3 Maxwellton street Reid, John, 7 Broomlands Rowan, James, 3 Dovesland Rowan, Mrs, 10 Lawn street Scott, Mrs, 6 George street Sim, Thomas, jun., 36 High street Sim, Thomas, sen., 26 Wellmeadow Slater, Edward, 58 Causeyside Small, Miss, 35 Causeyside Somerville, Jane, 21 Moss street Sproul, Janet, 13 Wellmeadow Stewart, Mrs, 53 High street Stirling, Mrs, 14 Williamsburgh Teas, Joseph, 17 Back Sneddon Thomson, Mrs G., 113 George street Turnbull, George, 40 High street Waddell, Mrs, 28 Great Hamilton street Waddell, Wm., 10 Gauze street Wallace, E., 89 Causeysi le Wilson, David, 3 County place Young, William, 15 Broomlands

Contractors.

Arndle, Hugh, Stonefield (garden) Foulds, John, Mill street Lang, Peter, 33 Moss street 136 PAISLEY.

Martin, Thomas, 7 Barclay street M'Fadyen & Co. (carting), Greenlaw station Eetson, James, 10 Gordon's lane Kobb, Charles, & Co. (carting), Greenlaw station Smith, George, 24 Glen street Smith, John, 11 Stow street Stewart, John, 42 Back Sneddon Tudhope, John, 11 Barclay street

Coopsrs.

Bell, Hugh, 16 Old Sneddon Colquhoun, Thomas, 22 Broomlands Goudie, James, 43 High street Goudie, Robert, Macdowall street Goudie, William, 49 High street Kennedy, David, 65 Canal street Niven, John, 22 Cotton street Peters, Joseph, 16 Moss street

Cork Cutters.

Brown, AYilliam, 95 High street Gibson, Mrs Andrew, 13 High street M'Donald, John, 11 Moss street M'Vey, Alexander, 19 Sandholes.

Cotton Spinners.

Coats, Neilson, & Co., Thornhill, Elderslle Adelphi Mill, 78 New Sneddon Kerr, R. & J. P., Underwood and Oakshaw Mills

Co-^^feeders.

Aitken, John R., 61 George street Arthur, Mrs Archibald, 22 Canal street Baillie, Robert, Old Dovesland Barbour, William, Nethercommon Blackwood, Robert, 8 Glen street PAISLEY. 137

Bowie, Walter K., 60 High street Brisbane, Ann, 5 Cotton street Clark, Archibald, 18 Great Hamilton street Clark, Robert, 24 Love street Cochran, Alexander, 1 Lylesland Comrie, John, 4 West Campbell street Cooper, James, 1 Barclay street Craig, Mrs John, 8 Neilston street and 1 Soutli Campbell street Cfaig^ Mrs, 13 Inkle street Craig, Margaret, Castle street Dunlop, George, 13 Sir Michael street Fitzpatrick, Valentine, 87 New Sneddon Gardner, Robert, West Greenhill Gemmell, Matthew, 13 Cotton street Gilmour, Robert, 15 Seedhill Graham, Mrs, 7 Sraithhills Oray, James, Crow road Grieve, Robert, High Carriagehill Hamilton, Margaret, 9 George street Holms, VVilliam, 5 Love street Jackson, Andrew, 14 Inkle street Lang, Peter, 33 Moss street Lang, William, 18 Sandholes Tiaw, James, 26 New street Livingston, Daniel, 5 Silk street Logan, VVilliam, 60 Canal street Love, John, 32 Canal street Malcolm, Archibald, 46 High street Mathieson, Archibald, 12 Storie street Morrison, Jam«s, 23 Gkn street M^Alpine, Charles, 50 Mill street M'Dermid, Peter, 18 Moss street M'Kenzie, James, 18 Gauze street M'Murray, Mrs, 19 New Smithhills M'Nab, Robert, 3 Cotton street M'Naught, Hugh, 3 New street Paterson, James, 32 Castle street Philips, Alexander, 73 Canal street Fringle, Matthew, 24 Storie street 138 PAISLEY

Reid, John, 19 Cotton street Renfrew, John, 2 Williamsburgh Ronald, James, 27 Love street Scarlet, Samuel, 3 Stirling street Steven, William, 13 Prussia street Stevenson, James, 25 Lawn street Stewart, Andrew, 2 Moncrieff street Walker, Mrs, 23 Abbey street Walker, Alexander, 14 High street Walker, James, 33 Causeyside Young, John, 95 George street Young, William, 11 Broomlands

Curriers and Belt Makers.

Baird, Wm., successor to Wm. Stirling & Co., 86 street (belt-makers) Knox, J. & J., 19 High street (belt makers) Thomson, John, 25 Thread street Whitehead, Joseph, Seedhill

Distillers.

Sacell Distillery Co., King street, Saucel Stewart, James, & Co., King street, Saucel

Drapers and Silk Mercers.

Andrews, John, 100 High street Brough, David, 109 High street Cheyne, Mrs Mary, 13 Canal street Christie, Janet, 45 New street Coats & Aitken, 2 Broomlands and 55 Causeyside Cochran, Robert, 26 New Smithhills Cumming, Mrs, 19 Old Smithhills Eaglesim, Robert, 1 High street Fisher, Robert, 44 New street Fleming, William, 13 Gauze street Gibb, John, 25 and 26 High street Gilchrist, Robert, 5 Moss street PAISLEY. 139

Goold, James, 47 Moss street Graham, Thomas, & Co», 2 County place Granger, Thomas, 4 Silk street Halden, James, 36 Causeyside Henry, Thomas, 91 High street Hunter, Thomas, 7 Moss street Hutton, Daniel, 20 High street King, Alexander, & Son, 4 Gilmour street Lamberton & Tennent, 15 High street Lawrie, William, 5 New Sneddon Lockhart, AndreAv H., 104 High street (Cross) Lymburn, James, k Son, 16 High street Mitchell, John, 69 Broomlands Muir, Thomas, 9 High street M'Killigin, Duncan, 103 High street (Cross) Paisley Co- Operative Society, 7 St. Mirren street Parlane, James, 10 High street Philips, William, 15 High street Purves, James, 44 New street Robertson & M' Gibbon, 17 High street Ross, John, 21 Wellmeadow Sinclair, Janet, 4 Wellmeadow Templeton,Miss, 24 Causeyside Thomson, Smith, & Co., 23 High street Wallace, Mrs David, 14 Barclay street Weddell, John, 39 High street Young, John, 87 High street

Dressmakers and Milliners.

f Dressmakers only. * Milliners only.

*Aitken, Mrs, 101 Causeyside *Austin & M'Callum, 8 Gilmour street *Baird, Margaret, 34 Moss street «Bell, Mrs, 19 Abbey close fBerry, Misses, 75 High street Beveridge, Mrs, 24 Gauze street *Black, Elizabeth, 20 Causeyside Brown, Miss, 61 High street ^'Bryson, Andrew, 3 Lawn street 140 PAISLEY.

fBuchanan, Misses, 66 Causeyside

<^ Campbell, J., 53 High street Carswell, Mary, 51 Broomlands ^Cochran, Mrs Robert, 26 New Smithhills **Dalziel, Mrs W., 145 George street fDunlop, Miss, 12 Neilston street *Dunlop, Mrs, 77 High street Fraser, Mrs, 68 High street Fulton, Misses, 2 Old Smithhills Gilchrist, Mrs John, 99 High street fGordon, Mary, 93 Causeyside Gordon, Miss M., 9 High street (Cross) Grieve, Jane, 76 High street fGuthrie, Miss, 1 St. James street tHardie, Miss, 23 George street

t Hutchison, Mrs Thomas, 44 New street tlrvine, Elizabeth, 33 St. James street Jamieson, Mrs, 37 Wellmeadow Lamberton & Tennent, 15 High street •j-Lang, Mrs, 18 George street Lemay, Mrs, 3 Underwood j-Lochhead, Mrs, 6 Moss street JLogan, Mary, 59 High street ®Lorimer, Mrs, 7 Lawn street Lyall, Miss, 97 High street v Lymburn, James, & Son, 16 High street Mellis, Misses, 17 Broomlands Muir, Thomas, 9 High street *M'Arthur, Jessie, 1 Shuttle street ®M^Arthur, Miss Margaret, Terrace buildings, 109 High street •j-M'Farlane, Ann, 80 Broomlands M'Gown, John Porter, 45 High street fM'Kechnie, Margaret, 41 High street *M'Lachlan, Miss Sarah, 17 Gauze street M'Lean, Misses, 10 Old Smithhills -M'ljerie, Miss, 25 Causeyside «*M'Phee, Catherine Clark, 99 Causeyside Neilson, Miss Agnes, 44 Moss street Farlane, James^, 10 High street fAISLEY. 141

*Patersoii, Jessie, 26 High street Paterson, J. & C., 38 Wellmeadow Paterson, Margaret, 2 Canal street *Paton, Elizabeth, 2 North street *^Peacock, Miss Isabella, 19 Broomlands *Kamage, Margaret S., 70 Love street Reid, Mrs, 3 Gauze street «Ritchie, Miss A., 1 Old Sneddon Robertson & M'Gibbon, 17 High street Robertson, Mrs, 24 Lawn street Ross, John, 21 Wellmeadow Simpson, Mrs, 5 County place *Simpson, IMiss, Renfrew road |Sloan, Mrs, 39 New street Smith & Cochran, 1 High street «Smith, Mrs J., 34 Moss street *Snodgrass, Miss J., 66 Causeyside Stirling, M. & M., 6 Storie street *Wallace, Miss^ 33 George street

«> Watson, M. 81 Broomlands Watson, Miss, 6 Lawn street «Whyte, Miss, 43 High street Whyte, Mrs James, 70 Canal street «Whiteford, Miss, 82 Broomlands «Young, Miss, 87 High street ®Young, Misses, 82 High street

Druggists and Cliemists*

Adam, John, 56 High street, and 67 Broomlands Barr, Robert, 8 High street Buchanan, James, 84 Broomlands Cochran, James, 21 Wellmeadow CoUigan, Hugh S., 28 Gauze street Cullen, Thomas, 12 St. James place Edmiston, William, 36 High street Falconer, William, & Son, 83 Causeyside Hannah, Joseph, 66 Causeyside Hatrick, William, & Son, 18 Gilmour street Hegney, Mrs, 9 St. James place 142

Hunter, John B., 3 Smithhills Hunter, William, 31 Causeyside Hutchison, James, 23 Causeyside Manners, Charles, 16 Cotton street (manufacturing chemist) Motherwell, Mrs N. C. G., 20 Orchard street Macgregor, John Eoss, chemist, Lonend dyeworks M'Duff, James, & Co., 5 High street M'Farlane, J. & G., (manufacturing chemists), Bredi- land and Johnstone chemical works M'Leod, Ninian F., 12 Old Sneddon M'Murray, James, 19 and 57 George street Wilson, John, 13 Broomlands Wilson, Thomas, 36 Ferguslie

Drysalters.

Caldwell, W., & Co., 5 Causeyside Macalpine, Thomas W., 48 Moss street Wotherspoon, J. B., 15 Causeyside

Dyers.

Bell, Archibald, 2 Smithhills, and Stanley dyeworks, Causeyside Campbell & Caldwell, Cartside dyeworks, 59 New Sneddon Campbell, D. & A., St. James dyeworks, St. James st. Craw, William, Caledonia dyeworks, 29 Caledonia st. Crossley, J. & W., 19 Abbey street Cunningham, William, & Co., Abbey close Ferrie & Murray, Linside dyeworks Foulds, Andrew, 118 George street Hamilton, William, k Co., 51 High street Hector, Alexander, Espedair street Hogg, Walter, 3 High street and 7 Dyers' wynd Kerr, Robert, &; Son, Seedhill Lang, R. H., Espedair dyeworks, Espedair street Leckie & Macgregor, Lonend dyeworks. Blackball j^acfarlane, D. & R., Caledonia works, Caledonia st. PAISLEY. 143

M'CaUum, J. & J., 40 Gordon's lane M'Kelvie, John, 10 Well street Muir, Robert, k Co., Linn dye and print works, Marshall's lane Pollock & Cochran, Thrushcraig Reid, James, 9 New Smithhills Rodger &; M'Callum, 6 Marshall's lane Stalker, John, jun.. Bridge street dyeworks (Newtown) Stewart, Henry, & Co., 1 North street Walker, Drybrough, & Co., Arkleston Wallace, Andrew, & Son, Cumberland works, Cum- berland place

Wilson, Adam, George street dyeworks, 156 George st.

Emlsroiderers.

Arthur, Archibald, 4 Sandholes Campbell, William, 2 Stirling street Fraser, Hector, 10 Neilston street Hamilton, John, 4 Cumberland court

Engineers (Consulting).

Copland & Foulis, Terrace buildings, 109 High street

Engineers and. Machine Makers.

Abercrombie & Craig, Lady Lane Works Baldwin & Martin, 6 St. Mirren street Cowden & Brodie, 15 South Croft Craig, A. F., & Co., Caledonia Engine Works, Mac- dowall street Craig, Fullerton, & Co., Vulcan Works, 8 Renfrew street and 4 Hamilton street Crawford, James, & Son, Thistle Works, 8 Bridge street Fisher, Robertson, & Co., 1 Water Brae and 2 Causey- side Hanna, Donald, & Wilson, 8 Smithhills 144 PAISLEY.

M'Gee, Walter, & Son, Albion Works, 9 St. James street Porteous, Dundas, S., Snawdoun Works, 15 New Sneddon Reid, Thomas, 6 and 6 Bridge street (Newtown) Vance, William, & Sons, 20 Old Smithhills White, Hodgart, & Co., 28 Gordon's lane

Tire Clay Hanufactiirsrs.

Brown, Robert, & Son—Town office, Sneddon Bridge —^works, Caledonia, Shortroods, and Ferguslie Speirs, Gibb, & Young, Caledonia Fire Clay Works, Greenock road—town office, Terrace buildings, 109 High street

7is]imonirers and PoiLltsx'ers.

Anderson, Miss, 12 Moss street Logan, John, 19 Wellmeadow Macfarlane, Alexander, 5 Bridge street M'Creadie & Adam, 1 Old Smithhills Risk, William, 34 High street Robertson, Mrs William, 101 Causeyside Steel, James, 1 High street

Flesliers,

Adam, James, 20 Causeyside Allan, Mrs Alexander, 26 Moss street Allison, Alexander, 34 High street Anderson, George, 12 Moss street Anderson, William, 5 Broomlands Blackwood, William, 74 Love street Brown, J. & J., 21 Smithhills Brown, William, 25 Gauze street Brown, William, jun., 61 Causeyside Caldwell, Alexander, 8 Cotton street Cameron, James, 9 St. James place Campbell, Dugald, 41 Ferguslie PAISLEY. 145

Campbell, Thomas, 9 Moncrieff street Canning, Peter, 11 Glen street Canning, Robert, 76 High street Cochran, Hugh, 8 Love street Cowan, Robert, 27 High street Craig, David, 22 Sandholes Gardner, Archibald, 54 Causeyside Garven, John, 13 Broomlands Henderson, John, 66 Broomlands Hollas, Alexander, 6 Old Sneddon Hood, W. & T., 17 Lawn street Langmuir, Robert, 10 Abbey street Leitch, "Wm., 31 Causeyside Morrison, Alexander, 99 Causeyside Morrison, George, 35 High street Morrison, James, 104 George street Muir, David, 11 Old SmithbHls M'Kie, James, 20 Sandholes M'Kie, Mrs James, 3 Lawn street M'Stravick, David, 3 Neilston street Orchardson, Janet, 90 Canal street Ralston, John, 54 George street Rennie, James, 18 Wellmeadow Ritchie, John, 20 George street Paul, Matthew, 20 Wellmeadow Rodger, Matthew, 17 Sandholes Russell, William, 67 Broomlands

Souden, William, 26 Causeyside and 149 George st. Stewart, William, 29 George street Storrie, James, 9 Moss street Thomson, James S., 17 Old Smithhills Watson, William, 2 High street Whiteford, David E., 88 Causeyside Wilson, Daniel, 18 Smithhills Wilson, James, 17 George street Wright, John, 28 New Smithhills

Funeral TTndertakerSp Anderson, J. & E., 6 New Street Barr, James, 79 High street 146 PAISLEY.

Galbraith, James, 5 Abbey close Gordon, George, 7 New street Kilpatrick, John, 17 Abbey street Leitch, John, 49 Moss street, and 1 Abercom street Scott, Alexander, 93 High street

Furnislied Lodg^ngr-house Seepers.

Auld, Miss, 26 Orchard street Baird, Miss, 43 George street Fulton, Mrs, 31 High street Hood, Miss, 34 Moss street Lang, Mrs, 67 Canal street Morren, Mrs, 4 Garthland street M'Callum, Mrs, 69 Broomlanda

Furnishers,

Adam, Mrs, 38 Moss street Anderson, Mrs, 21 Smithhills Beckett, Miss, 101 High street Cassidy, E., 4 Gauze street Christie, Janet, 45 New street Coats & Aitken, 2 Broomlands and 55 Causeyside Cumming, Mrs, 19 Smithhills Fulton, Misses, 2 Old Smithhills Garven, Mrs Agnes, 8 Canal street Gibb, John, 25 and 26 High street Glover, Isabella, 8 Moss street Hunter, Thomas, 7 Moss street Lang, Mrs, 18 George street Lyall, Miss, 97 High street Lyle, George, 4 Broomlands Lyle, William, 16 George street Marshall, Mrs, 56 High street Monteith, John, 11 Smithhills M'Callum, Mrs, 69 Broomlands M'Fadyen, Miss Elizabeth, 86 Causeyside M'lntyre, Robert, 60 George street M'Lerie, Miss, 1 02 Causeyside PAISLEY. 147

Paterson, Samuel, 17 Broomlands Peters, Mrs, 9 George street Robertson, Mrs Jane, 16 Wellmeadow Ross, John, 21 Wellmeadow Scott, Mrs, 101 High street Shanks, Alexander, 28 Wellmeadow Stevenson, James, 1 Wellmeadow Stevenson, John, 6 Silk street Templeton, Miss, 24 Causeyside Wilson, Mary, 84 New Sneddon

Fumiturs Dealers.

Burns, John, 6 Old Sneddon Burning, John, 77 High street Guthrie, Mrs, 80 High street Mitchell, Alexander, 1 Neil street and 15 MaxwelL ton street M'Crumblish, Thomas, 30 Old Sneddon M'Naught, John, 38 New street M'Ghee, Patrick, 5 Old Sneddon Pollock, William, 81 High street Sproul, William, 29 New Smithhills

hardeners-

Adam, Mrs William, 23 Gauze street Aird, John, 3 Albion street Arndle, Hugh, Stonefield Barbour, William, Nethercommon Brock, John, 32 Storie street Dickson^ William, jun,, 4 Williamsburgh Gray, Margaret, 66 Causeyside Gray, William, West Craigielea Grieve, Robert, sen., 1 Union street Hill, Mrs John, 30 High street and Nethercommon Millar, Alexander, 13 Wellmeadow Moffat, Mrs, Well street M^Kay, Mrs Neil, 22 Sandholes M'Kenzie, Archibald, North Greenhill and 6 Smith hnis 148 PAISLEY.

O'Neill, Neil, 26 Lawn street Paul, William, Wester Crossflat, off Mill street Robertson, Daniel, Greenlaw and Linside—shop, 3 Smithhills Semple, John, 24 New street and Linside Slater, Edward, 58 Causeyside Stobbo, Thomas, Westmarch Tudhope, John, 11 Barclay street

Crlaziers.

Adam, James, & Son, 7 Gilmour street Barr, James, 79 High street Boyd, James, & Son, Macdowall street Boyd, James, 42 New street Ferguson, Angus, 106 Causeyside Kirk, John, 27 Wellmeadow Neilson, Thomas, 4 West Brae Wilkie, James, 1 and 2 Hunter street

Grain Merchants.

Anderson, William, 75 Love street Dunlop, John, 8 Glen lane Glen, Thomas, Hawkhead Mills Hastie, Archibald, Camphill Flour Mills Morrison, William, 34 High street Muir, Adam, 23 Well street Muir, George, 23 Well street MacKellar, Archibald, 42 Moss street Peacock, Eobert, & Brothers, 19 Thread street Pollock, Robert, 16 Back Sneddon Reid, Andrew, 13 Old Sneddon Shearer, James, 71 Broomlands Simon, Andrew, Cardonald Mill Smith, Joseph, & Son, 30 Orchard street Snodgrass, James, Saucel Mill Stirling, Hugh, Seedhill Mill i»AistEY, 149

Grocers and Victuallers.

Those marked (f) are also Spirit Dealers.

Adam, Robert, 15 Smithhills fAdam, William, 51 Caledonia street Aitken, James, 7 Orchard street Allan, John S., 18 George street Anderson, William, 75 Love street Armstrong, Mary, 13 Gauze street Ayton, Robert, 9 Neilston street Balderston, Mrs John, 140 George street Ballantyne, John, 2 High Street, 70 Love street, and 54 Causeyside Ballantyne, Joseph, 24 Wellmeadisw fBarbour, Thomas, 23 Carriagehill Barr, James, 4 Newton street Barton, Robert John, 10 New Sneddon Begg, Archibald, 83 Broomlands Begg, James, 33 Storie street Bell, Mrs E.^ 1 6 Orchard street fBerry, William, 75 High street Bissland, Mrs, 3 Wellmeadow Blair, James^ Potterhili fBlair, Mrs John^ 32 Wellmeadow Borland, Alexander, 5S High street Brough, John, 46 Millai-ston Brown, William, 37 High street Brown, W. Berwick, 30 High street Buchanan, John, 16 Wellmeadow Buchanan, Mrs Margaret, 5 Inkle street Burns, James, 6 Williamburgh Bustard, Thomas, 17 North Croft Cairns, Alexander and Robert, 2 High street Cameron, James, 24 New street Campbell, Mrs, 86 New Sneddon tCarlile, Thomas, 17 Old Smithhills tChalmers, James, 13 Maxwellton Coats, W. & A., 68 Broomlands Cochran, James, 148 George street N 2 -150 PAISLEY.

fCowan, William, 3 Maxwell street Gumming, Dugald^ 21 Maxwellton street fCurrie, William, juii., 4 Renfrew street Cuthbertson, John, 23 Gauze street Dick, Margaret, 89 Causeyside t Dickie, Thomas, 12 Broomlands Dougall, Mrs Robert, 46 Broomlands Drennan, Thomas, 5 Silk street Drummond, William, 2 Old Sneddon Equitable Co-operative Society's store, 5 Neilston road Erskine, James, & Son, 43 Causeyside Erskine, John, 41 George street Ewing, John, 52 Storie street Ewing, Mrs, 66 High street Ewing, William, 87 Causeyside Fechney, David, jun., 107 George street Fechney, James, 35 Ferguslie Fergus, J. & J., 33 High street fFinston, Andrew, 92 Causeyside Fleming, James, 6 Smith street Fulton, James, 79 Causeyside Fulton, John, 73 Broomlands Fulton, Mrs, 14 St. Mirren street Fulton & M'Elwee, 7 Cotton street Gallacher, John, 12 Smithhills Gibb, William, 10 Gauze street Gibson, Andrew, 7 Bridge street Gibson, J. & A., 3 Broomlands t Gibson, William, 107 and 108 High street fGilmour, John, 20 Moss street Glass, James, 24 Wellmeadow fGoold, John, 16 Storie street Gowan, Ann, 15 Great Hamilton street Graham, Mrs, 17 Ferguslie Graham, Mrs Jane, 72 Canal street Grice, John, 4 Neilston road Hamilton, James, 58 Storie street Hamilton, John, 56 George street Hardie, Alexander, 6 Prussia street Hart, Helen, 2 Dovesland PAISLEY. 151 t Harvey, George, 138 George street Henderson, Robert, 83 High street Hendry, James, 62 Causeyside Hepburn, Arnot, 72 Broomlands Hood, A. M., 18 Lawn street Hood, W. & T., 17 Lawn street Hume, Mrs, 3 School wynd fHunter, Mrs Thomas, 22 Great Hamilton street Jack, James, 95 High street Johnston, William, 25 Old Sneddon Kelly, Mrs James, 22 Lawn street fKelso, Thomas, 23 Stock street fKilloch, Jane, 1 St. James street King, Mrs, 4 New Smithhills ELirkwood, James, 26 Glen street Knox, Mrs, 16 Abercorn street fLandess, Robert, 20 George street Lang, William, 18 Sandholes Latta, Jane, 8 Ferguslie fLittle, WilHam, 40 Wellmeadow Lyon, Mrs John, 22 Orchard street Martin, John, 9 Seedhill Marshall, Robert, 150 George street Mellis, Mrs William, 17 Broomlands tMillar, Mrs Alexander, 1 East Buchanan street Monaghan, William, 6 Inkle street Montgomery, Elizabeth, 85 Causeyside fMuir, Daniel, 13 Neilston road Muir, George, 50 Caledonia street Muir, Jqhn, 20 Wallace street Muir, Mrs Archibald, 12 Old Smithhills Muir, William, 26 Cotton street Mutrie, Thomas, 13 Gauze street M'Adam, Mrs James, 5 North Croft M'Alpine, David, 36 St. James street |M'Arthur, Colin, 21 Wallace street M'Cormick, Robert, 31 Ferguslie jM'Cracken, Thomas, 17 Gauze street M'Dermid, Peter, 18 Moss street M'Donald, Patrick, 35 Castle street 152 PAISLEY.

M'Fadyen, James, 31 High street M'Farlane, George, 21 New Smithliills M'Farlane, Robert, 17 Cotton street fM'Gee, Robett, 19 Lawn street M'Ghie, John, 13 Abbey street M'Gibbon, Mrs J., 10 Glen street M'Hale, Peter, 118 Geoi'ge street M'Hutchison, Alexander^ 51 George street M'Indoe, Matthew, 10 Lawn street M'lndoe, Mrs^ 15 Ferguslie M'Intyre, Findlay, 16 Lady lane M'Kay, William, Wester Carriagehill place M'Kechnie^ Mrs^ 99 George street MacKellar, Archibald, 42 Moss street M'Kellar, Daniel, 28 George street M'ltim, Mts, 27 Williamsburgh M'Lachlan, John, 5 Moncrieff street M'Lellan, James, 39 Ferguslie M'Lerie, George^ 23 New Sneddon M*Nair, Duncan, 6 and 25 Moss street M*Nair, John, 120 George street M'lTaughton, James, 92 New Sneddon M'Neil, John, 19 Wellmeadow Newton, Robert, 16 Maxwell street fNicol, John, 6 George street Orchardson, Robert, 86 Causeyside Orchieson, George, 27 Ferguslie Orr, Mrs, 30 St. James street O'May, Robert, 31 Storie street Paisley Equitable Co-operative stores, 5 Neilston road Paisley Provident Co-operative stores, 15 George street Park, Alexander H., 105 High street (Cross) Park, Miss, 97 Causeyside Park, Robert, 18 Sandholes Paterson, Andrew, 15 Old Sneddon Paton, John, 6 Moncrieff street Paton, Mrs Elizabeth, 88 Canal street Paul, Matthew, 20 Wellmeadow

i PAISLEY. 153

Paul, Mrs James, 15 Williamsburgh Peacock, Kobert, 90 High street Pennell, John, 39 Maxwellton Percy, Francis, 101 Causeyside Percy, Samuel, 26 Broomlands Pollock, Mary, 47 High street Pollock, WiUiam, 27 High street Ramsay, James, 20 Abbey street Eamsay, Robert, 83 New Sneddon Ray, Samuel, 16 Ferguslie Reid, Andrew, 13 Old Sneddon Reid, Jane, 19 New Sneddon Renfrew, John, 2 Williamsburgh Renfrew, Robert, 6 South Campbell street Richardson, Isaac, 21 High street Ritchie, David, 25 Queen street Ritchie, John, 25 George street Ritchie, Robert, 25 Gauze street and 57 Causeyside Robertson, James, 67 Causeyside fRobertson, William, 5 Carriagehill Rodger, Matthew, 8 Wallneuk Rowan, Peter, 27 New Sneddon Russell, William, 8 Garthland street Scott, Mrs Matthew, 11 Saucel Scott, Thomas, 34 Canal street Semple, James, 40 George street Semple, James, 86 Canal street fShankley, Robert, 84 Causeyside Shanks, Mrs William, 9 School wynd Shaw, Mrs Catherine, 1 Bridge street Sim, Ann, 14 Carriagehill Skinnider, P., 25 South Croft Slater, Edward, 58 Causeyside Smith, Alexander, 6 Barclay street Smith, Benjamin, 3 Garthland street Smith, John, 16 Orchard street Smith, Joseph, & Son, 30 Orchard street tSmith, Mrs David, 5 Abbey street Smith, Mrs, 10 Silk street Somerville, Jane, 21 Moss street 154 PAiStE?.

Sorley, Mrs, 12 Gauze street Spence, Son, & Pinkerton, 62 Storie street Steel, Joseph, 30 Thread street Stevenson, David, 29 Glen street Stevenson, James, 42 Broomlands jStevenson, Thomas, 8 Gauze street Teas, Joseph, 17 Back Sneddon fTempleton, Mrs William, 13 Canal street Thomas, Patrick, 27 Old Sneddon ^Thomson, Robert, 10 Storie street Train, Mrs John, 31 George street Ure, J. & D., 4 High street Ure, Thomas, 97 Causeyside fWalker, Hugh, 16 Broomlands Walker^ James, 16 Broomlands Walker, Mrs David, 13 Carriagehill Walker, Mrs, 23 Abbey street Walker, INIrs Margaret, 100 George street Wallace, James, 1 Dovesland Walls, Connelly, 7 Old Sneddon Watt, Robert, 24 Broomlands Weir, John, 15 Gauze street Weir, James, 10 Smithhills and Saucel White, Miss, PotterhiU Whyte, Mrs James, 10 Wardrop street White, James, 4 Lylesland Whitehead, Walter, 50 George street and 44 Broom- lands Wills, James, 63 George street Wilson, William, 5 Bridge street Woodrow, John, 9 Williamsburgh Wright, Mrs A., 28 New Smithhills fWylie, R. S., 71 Love street fYoung, Alexander, ^0 Williamsburgh Young, John, 95 George street

Sair Dr@ssers.

Brooks, James, 2 Gauze street Burns, George, 80 High street PAISLEY. 155

Dearie, John, 8 Broomlands Gardner, Andrew, 10 St. Mirren street Gibson, David, & Co., 9 Broomlands Hagarty, Joseph, 3 New street Houston, John, 29 High street Keir, Samuel, 2 St. Mirren street Mellon, John, 16 Moss street Millar, John, 12 Broomlands M'Gregor, William, 34 Old Sneddon Wright, John, 98 Causeyside

Ham Curers.

Coats, W. & A., 68 Broomlands Drennan, Thomas, 4 Silk street Fulton & M'Elwee, 7 Cotton street Fulton, Mrs, 14 St. Mirren street Spence, Son, & Pinkerton, 62 Storie street Ure, Thomas, 97 Causeyside Whiteford, David E., 88 Causeyside

Batters.

Blair, & Co!, 28 High street Brown, George, 87 High street Robertson & Son, 49 Moss street Smith, Robert, 88 High street

Bosiera,

Brown, M., 4 Moss street Cassidy, E., 4 Gauze street Coats & Aitken, 2 Broomlands and 55 Causeyside Gibb, John, 25 and 26 High street Gilchrist, Robert, (late Adam), 5 Moss street Leitch, Thomas, 9 Moss street Lyall, Miss, 97 High street M'Callum, Mrs, 69 Broomlands M'Intyre, Robert, 60 George street M'Millan, Mary, 1 Smithhills McLean, Misses, 10 Old Smithhills 156 PAISLEY.

M'Neil, John, 5 Castle street Ogilvie, Mrs, 3 Love street Paisley Co-operative Society, 15 George street Scott, Mrs E., 101 High street Stevenson, John, 67 Canal street

Hotise Factors.

Regg, David, 7 Sir Michael street Black, Daniel, 19 School wynd Donald, Thomas, 42 New street Fergus, James, 61 Storie street Fisher, John, 4 Causeyside Gibb, Thomas, 39 New street Lang, James, 86 High street Lyle, Dalrymple, 4 High street M'Stravic, James, 3 Moncrieff street Muir, John, 23 Moss street Picken, John, 26 Storie street Pollock, John, Terrace buildings, 109 High street "Whyte, James, 109 Causeyside Wilson, David, 12 Abbey street Winning, James, Terrace buildings, 109 High street

Znn and Hotel Zeopers.

Climie, William, Bull Inn, 5 New street Connell, William, Commercial Hotel, 50 Moss street Latta, Mrs John, Hay Weighs Inn, 3 King street Meiklejohn, J. G., George Hotel, Smithhills Morrison, Alexander, Globe Hotel, 11 High street M'Farlane, Robert, Newtown Inn, 9 Gauze street Thomson, Archibald, County Hotel, County place

ZrozL Founders.

Abercorn Foundry Company, North Croft Bow, Joseph, 89 New Sneddon Craig, Fullerton, & Co., Vulcan Works, 4 Hamilton st. Marshall, John, 10 South Croft Porteous Dundas S., Snawdoun Works, 15 New Sneddon ^

PAISLEY. 157

Iron Merchants. Murdoch, Robert, & Co., 14 South Croft, Paisley and 21 Robertson street, Glasgow

Ironmongers.

Bain, William, & Co., 109 High street Crawford, Hamilton, 24 Causeyside Duncan, William, 109 High street Eadie, Robert, 94 High street Gilchrist, William, 1 Broomlands Gilmour, Matthew, 32 High street Glover, William, 22 High street Haran, Neil G., 99 Causeyside M'Arthur, William,' 9 High street Pinkerton, R. & J., 42 Moss street Ritchie, James, 47 Moss street Thomson, Joseph, 98 High street

Jacquard Haeliine Makers*

Alexander, J. & W., Barterholm roadhead Osborne, James, 20 Lawn street Picken & Comrie, 3 Barclay street

Ladies' Nurses.

Leckie, Mrs, 11 Cross street Lennie, Mrs, 6 George street Steel, Mrs, 25 Old Sneddon

La"w Agent.

Campbell, Thomas, 4 Moss street

Leather Merchants.

Lang, James, 86 High street Lang, James, jun., 86 High street Lang, William, 86 High street M'Nish, Robert, 94 High street Smith & Glass, 2 Broomlands o 158 PAISLEY.

Litliograpliers and Engravers/ Barbour, John, jun., 1 Old SmithbHls—(See advertisement) Carswell, John, 4 High street—(See advertisement) Foote, Andrew, 7 Smithhills Gibb, Thomas, 8 Forbes place—(See advertisement) Graham, T. & R., 4 Bridge street Hay, Robert, & Son, 10 High street—(See advertisement) Hepburn, Robert, & Co., Abbey Mill Paterson, H., & Co., 5 Cumberland court, Causey- side

Manufacturers-

Arthur, Archibald, 4 Sandholes Arthur, James, 4 Barclay street Baird, John, 43 George street Cameron, Peter, 2 Stirling street Campbell, William, jun., 1 Cumberland court Cochran, William, 7 St." Mirren street Cook, Mark, & Co., Ill Causeyside Craig, Hugh, 28 Glen street Cunningham, James, &; Co., 116 Causeyside Cunningham, John, & Son, 8 Forbes place Dalziel & Begg, 112 Causeyside Fernie, James, 18 Kins; street Fleming, David, 109 Causeyside Gemmell, Robert, Blackball Factory Gibb, Mathew, & Co., 116 Causeyside Gibson, Cowan, 44 Storie street Greenlees, Matthew, 7 and 8 Forbes place Guthrie, Robert, & Co., 2 Causeyside Hair, James, 15 Causeyside Hair, Robert B., 15 Causeyside Halden, Francis, 112 Causeyside Hamilton, A. S., & Co., 8 Causeyside Harper, William, 6 Smith street Kerr, John, & Co., 9 Causeyside PAISLEY. 159

Kerr, Robert, & Son, 22 Thread street Kilpatrick, James, 18 Causeyside Kirkwood, Barton, & Co., 105 Causeyside Leitch, Alexander, 5 High street Logan & Gardner, 5 Forbes place Marshall, Hugh, 13 Causeyside Maxwell, Matthew, 4 Cumberland court, Causeyside Millar, J. & R., Ill Causeyside Morgan, John, & Co., 110 Causeyside Murray, Daniel, jun., 2 Forbes place Murray, James, 3 Causeyside Macfarlane, Son, So Co., 2 Forbes place M'Fadyen, Archibald, 41 High eteeet (hand knitting) M'Kechnie, John, & Co., Causeyside court, 14 Causey- side M'Lennan, T. B., 7 St. Mirren street M'Naughtan, James, 113 Causeyside Neil, John, 6 Wardrop street Paisley Co-operative Manufacturing Society (limited), 7 St. Mirren street Paterson, James, & Co., 7 St. Mirren street Robertson, J. & J., 3 Forbes place Ronald, Robert A., Daisy Bank, Back Sneddon Rowat, R. T. & J., 115 Causeyside Scott, Matthew, 109 Causeyside Smith, Charles, & Co., 113 Causeyside Speirs, David, & Co., 167 George street Todd, Alexander, 109 Causeyside Walker, Son, & Co., 113 Causeyside Walkers & Co., 113 Causeyside Wallace, Hugh, 114 Causeyside Whitehiil, M., & Co., 7 Causeyside Wilson, Brothers, 147 George street Wilson, William, & Son, 4 Cumberland court, Causey- side Young, Robert, 44 George street Young, William M., & Co., 106 Causeyside Yuill & Campbell, 9 and 10 Forbes place Yuill, John, & Co., 11 Forbes place 1 60 PAISLEY.

Manufacturers (Blacking).

M'Pherson, Robert, 8 Shuttle street Steen, James, 60 Back Sneddon

Manufacturers (Curled Eair),

M'Nair, J. & D., & Co., Seedhill hair works.

Manufacturers (Elastic Belt).

Macfarlane, Philips, & Co., CoUinslee

Manufacturers (Corn Flour, So.)

Brown & Poison, Carriagehill and Colinslee Currie & Co., Glenfield Hunter, R. & D., Macdowall street Jamieson, William, & Sons, Blackball MacKean, Wm., St. Mirren Works, Caledonia street Poison, William, & Co., Abercorn street

Manufacturers (Essence of Coffee, Tea, ao

Johnston, James, Shuttle street

Manufacturers (Macliinery Belts, &c.)

Knox, J. & J., 19 High street Baird, Wm., successor to Wm. Stirling and Co., 86 High street

Manufacturers (Muslins)-

Brown, William, & Son, Colinslee Works ' Johnston, William, & Co., Shuttle street

Manufacturers of Oil and G-lycerine.

Anderson & Wallach, Abercorn street.

Manufacturers (Sewed Muslins).

Brown, Sharps, & Tyars, 166 George street PAISLEr. 161

Llan'afaoturers (Starcli).

Brown & Poison, Royal Starch works, Carriagehill Currie & Co., Glenfield Hunter, R. & D., Macdowall street Jamieson, William, & Sons, Blackball Works, Blackball M'Gown, Adam, East Lane, Williamsburgb MacKean, William, St. Mirren Works, Caledonia st. MacKenzie Brothers, Victoria Starch Works, Renfrew road Poison, William, & Co., Imperial Starch Works, Abercorn street Wotberspoon, William, Glenfield Works, Maxwellton

Manufaeturers of Tliread-

Anderson, James, & Co., 9 New street Carlile, James, Sons, & Co., 13 Carlile place, New Sneddon Clapperton, William, & Co., 70 New Sneddon Clark & Co., Anchor Thread Works- -counting house, Seedhill Clark, James, & Co., Marshall's lane Clark, J. & J.,& Co., Seedhill, Linside, Cumberland, and Burnside—counting bouse, Seedhill Clark, J., & Co., Paisley Thread Works, Well street Coats, J. & P., Ferguslie Kerr & Clark, Linside—-counting house, Seedhill Kerr & Co., ^' The Cable Thread Works." Kerr, Peter, & Son, 34 New street Ross & Duncan, Abercorn Factory, 6 Abercora street

Masons and Si;iild.@rs.

Barrs & M'Caig, 11 Shuttle street Bowes, Mrs William, 26 St. James street Dick, David, 2 Glen lane Gordon & Barclay, Broomlands Gordon, John, 9 Cross street Hamilton, Hugh, & Son, 4 Bank street—yard, Mill st. King, Walter, Woodend, Houston o 2 1 62 PAISLEY.

Logan, Robert, 106 George street Morton, David, corner of Lady lane and George st. M'Cann, Patrick, 1 Bladda Robin, William, 14 Lady lane Rollo, James, 45 Broomlands Smith, John, 11 Stow street Templeton, Andrew, 28 Glen street Watson & Pattison, Lady lane, opposite Victoria place Wilson & Hamilton, 19 Cotton street Wylie, Thomas, 3 Barclay street Young, Alexander, 1 Saucel Young, John, 15 West brae

Lamb, James J., 6 St. James place Lamb, J. Barr, 6 St. James place

Msdical Practitioners. Cochran, James, 21 Wellmeadow Colligan, Hugh S., M.D., 23 Gauze street and 9 Orr square Donald, James T., 5 High street and 9 Orr square Falconer, Robert, 83 Causeyside Falconer, William, 83 Causeyside Frazer, Donald, M.B., CM., 2 New Smithhills Graham, Thomas, M.D., 34 Gauze street Hunter, John B., M.D., CM., 3 Smithhills and 95 High street Hutchison, James, 23 Causeyside M'Kechnie, William, M.D., Greenhill House M'Leod, Ninian F., M.D., 54 High street and 12 Old Sneddon Paton, James, M.D., 7 Orr square Richmond, Daniel, M.D., 82 New street Taylor, David, M,D., 7 St. James place Wilson, John, 13 Broomlands Weir, Andrew, M.D., CM., 33 WilHamsburgh

Messeng>er-at-Arms, M'Kechnie, Alexander, 4 Moss street PAISLEY. 163

Metal Hefiners.

Love Hugh, 20 and 21 Abbey close Mackintosh, Alexander, 12 Newton street

Mid-wives.

Beaton, Mrs, 5 Storie street Chalmers, Mrs, 2 Storie street Colvin, Mrs, 24 Lawn street Craig, ]\Irs Matthew, 12 Dyers' wynd Guy, Mrs, 4 West Buchanan street Hamilton, Mrs, 31 St. James street Lennie, Mrs, 6 George street Roxburgh, Miss, 2 North Croft Shanks, Mrs, 25 Old Sneddon Taylor, Mrs, 65 George street

Millers.

Glen, Thomas, Hawkhead Mills Hastie, Archibald, Camphill Flour Mill Peacock, Robert, & Brothers, Steam Mill, 19 Thread street Simon, Andrew, Cardonald Mill Snodgrass, James, Saucel Mill StirHng, Hugh, SeedhiU Mill

Missionaries.

Lauder, Thomas, West-end Mission, 49 Broomlands Linn, J. F., Free St. George's, High street Murray, James, Reformed Presbyterian, 143 George street M'Lannagan, Hugh, Abbey Parish, 11 Gaaze street Pinkerton, William, Charleston Mission, 26 Gauze street Roberts, John, Blackball buildings Retson, Thomas, Free Martyrs', Maxwellton 164 PAISLEY.

Jailers. Burns, Alexander, 7 Abbey street Lindsay, Walter, 20 Gordon's lane

XTurssrymen and Florists.

Martin, William, Greenlaw Nursery, 78, 80, and 100 Candleriggs, Glasgow M'Kenzie, Peter, Bellfield cottage, Cartvale, Love street Paul, William, Wester Crossflat, off Mill street Semple, John, 24 New street and Linside Waterston, John, 23 Calside White, George, 3 Moss street, and Ladyburn, Williamsburgh

Painters and Paper Hangers.

Boyd, James, 42 New street Buchanan, Archibald, 82 High street Fernie, Archibald, 16 George street Muir, Alexander, 32 High street Murray, David, & Son, 15 Gilmour street Macfedries, William T., 38 New street Reid, James, 116 Causeyside Sinclair, Peter, 15 Wellmeadow Snodgrass, John, & Son, 21 Gauze street Waterston, J. & R., 4 County place Watson, Alex., 81 Broomlands Watson, Robert, 1 George street Watson, William, 23 Old Smithhills Wilkie, James, 1 and 2 Hunter street Wilkie, John, 39 High street

Pattern Dra^rers.

Robertson, James, 3 Orchard street Scadlock, George, 3 Garthland street Taylor, John, 23 George street Young, George, 64 Love street 165

Paper Eulers.

Carswell, John, 4 High street Clelland & Gibb, 8 Forbes place Parlane, J. & R., 97 High street

PawnTarokers.

Fairley, George, 7 Broomlands, and 1 Queen street Fairley & Lochhead, 31 Causeyside and 1 Gordon's lane Falconer, Miss Marion, 35 High street Galt,l James S., trustees of the late, 4 Gordon's lane and 30 Causeyside Leitch, William, 106 George street Lewis, Arthur, 17 and 18 Storie street, 83 Broom- lands, 1 Sandholes, 38 Gordon's lane, and 108 George street Mackay, John, 32 Gauze street and 3 Abbey close M'Ghee James, 8 Back Sneddon and 12 Old Sneddon Smith, Helen, 108 George street Ste'wart, Peter, 28 New street Warrington, Mary Ann, trustees of thelate, 24 Gauze street

Pliotograpliers.

Brown, William, and Son, 6 Gilmour street Caldwell, George, 7 Churchhill Dick, Matthew, 41 Wellmeadow Millar, Thomas W., 69 High street M'Kenzie, George, 5 Gilmour street Whiteford, J. H., 25 Storie street Young, Stephen A. M'L., 3 West street

Plasterers-

Hutchison, James, Westside Cottage, 3 Glen lane Hutchison, John—orders left with W. Wilson & Son, 70 Broomlands Mitchell, Andrew, jun., 84 New Sneddon Mitchell & Cowden, 12 Sir Michael street PAISLEY.

riumlsers, Tinsmiths, and Coppersmitlis.

Crawford, Dugald, 3 Maxwell street Crawford, Hamilton, 24 Causeyside Gilmour, John, 42 High street Glover, William, 22 High street Haran, Neil G., 99 Causeyside Hill, WilHam, 4 New street Hunter, Alexander, 52 Caledonia street Kelly, Alexander, 4 Causeyside Kilpatrick, James, 5 Gilmour street Martin, Alexander, School wynd Millar, Adam, 9 St. Mirren street Moodie, James, 64 Broomlands Morrison, John, Dyers' wynd M'Walter, Allan, 23 New Smithhills Paterson, Joseph, 14 St. Mirren street Pinkerton, R. & J., 42 Moss street Pollock, William S., 80 High street Robertson, George, 4 New Sneddon Stewart, John, 8 Old Sneddon Thomson, Joseph, 98 High street Wallace, Connell, & Co., 8 Gilmour street

Potato Morchants.

Allan, Robert, 3 St. James street Bowie, John, 31 Glen street Kirkwood, James, 26 Glen street Laurie, William, 39 Lady lane MacKellar, Archibald, 42 Moss street

Fo^er-Loom Clotli Manufacturers.

Cochran, Robert, & Son, 44 Gordon's lane Crawford & Ritchie, Abercorn street Kerr, R. & J. P., Underwood and Oakshaw Mills Wilson, Brothers, George Street Factory, 147 George street PAISLEY. 167

Printers (Letterpress).

Caldwell & Co., 44 New street and 14 St. Mirren st. Cook, J. & J., 3 Moss street Gardner, Alexander, 3 Moss street Hamilton, David E., 2 New street Parlane, J. & R., 97 High street Reid, John, 18 High street and 7 Broomlands Watson, William B., Paisley Herald Office, Waterloo place, 2 Gilmour street—^works, 10 High street

Hivet and Bolt Maker.

Hodgert, John J., 11 New Smithhills

Slopespinners.

Morton, Matthew, Cartvale, Love street Peacock, John, 85 High street Southwell, Peter, 18 High street Steven, William, 82 High street

ExLpture, Truss, and Bandage Maker.

Q-emmel, G., & Co., 12 Dyers' wynd

Saddlers and Harness Makers,

Knox, J. & J., 19 High street M'Pherson, James, 43 Wellmeadoif Smith, James, 49 Moss street Baird, William, 86 High street

Sciilptors.

Gordon & Barclay, Broomlands (opposite Cemetery gate) Morton, David, foot of Lady lane Robin, David, 14 Lady lane Watson & Pattison, Lady Lane (opposite Victoria place) 168 PAISLEY.

Seed Ivlerchants.

Anderson, William, 75 Love street Martin, Thomas, Greenlaw Nursery M'Fee, John, 1 St. Mirren street White, George, 3 Moss street

Sha'wl Mercliants,

Gilmour, William, 5 Causeyside M'Walter, Robert, 45 Causeyside Dick, James, 5 County place Walkers & Co., 113 Causeyside

Sha-^l and MusUn Cutters.

Christie, James, 14 and 15 Newton street Fulton, William, & Sons, Glenfield Hogg, Archibald, 40 Causeyside M'Lardie, James, Meikleriggs Young, James, 5 Broomlanda

Sherif O^acers.

Cockbum, Joseph Binnie, 4 Moss street Currie, James, Terrace buildings, 109 High street Harkness, John, 14 High street M'Kechnie, Alexander, 4 Moss street Paterson, James S., Terrace buildings, 109 High st.

S]iipl3uilders«

Fullerton, John, & Co., Merksworth Shipbuilding Yard, Inchinnan road

Singers.

Erskine, JameS; & Son, 43 Causeyside PAISLEY, 1 69

Slaters.

Gillespie, James, 13 Old Sneddon Gillespie, William, 82 New Sneddon Mitchell, Andrew, 88 Causeyside Wallace, Charles, 23 New Smithhills Wilson, Robert, 21 West street Wilson, William, 6 Wellmeadow

Soap Manufacturers.

Isdale & M'Callura, 4 New Sneddon Jamieson, William, & Son, Blackhall soap works. Blackhall MacKea-n, William^ St. Mirren soap works, 93 New Sneddon Robin & Houston, 61 New Sneddon Sim, William, & Co., 1 West Croft

Smiths.

Those marked are Farriers. (^ (f)

Baldwin and Martin, 6 St Mirren street Browning, Alexander, 21 and 22 Orchard street Christie, William, 21 Underwood j-Donaldson, Humphrey, 1 Williamsburgh fDonaldson, John, 64 Love street Duncan, William, 109 High street Fisher, Robertson, & Co., 1 Water Brae and 2 Causey- side Gilmour, Matthew, 32 High street Hatrick, John, 18 Moss street Kerr, Thomas, 21 Moss street fLindsay, Walter, 20 Gordon's lane Love, William, 99 High street tM'Gepch, David, 4 Mill street tPatitson, Robert, 28 Castle street Reid, Thomas, 5 and 6 Bridge street Rodger, James, 90 George street Sinclair, Daniel, 3 Garthland street 170 PAlSLEr.

fSproul, Andrew, 10 Lylesland f Spruell, Andrew, 8 Christie street fStorie, Archibald, Glen lane, off St. James street Trench, James, 15 Storie street Watson, Matthew, 7 New Smithhills Woodrow, Matthew, 42 New street

Starcher and Wool Sizer.

Beith, P&ter, 99 Causeyside

Surgeon Dentists.

Cameron, Thomas Russell, 28 Gauze street Cullen, Thomas, 12 St. James place Bobie, James, 8 St. James place—residence, George place Walker, John, 92 High street

Tailors and Clothiers.

Those marked (f) are clothiers, Allison, James, 95 Causeyside

fAnderson, James, 16 Gilmour street fBlair, Archibald, 18 High street fBlair, Matthew, 18 Causeyside Blair, Robert, 37 George street fBrown, Robert, 99 High street Connell, William, 11 Abbey street Comrie, James, 9 Smithhills fCouper, John, 105 High street Cunningham, T., 140 George street Dobson, Jeremiah, 3 Gauze street Dobson, William L., 23 Williamsburgh fEaglesham, Robert, 1 High street Findlayson, William, 5 Storie street tGemmill, James, 32 High street fGivan, James, 5 Moss street fGivan, William, 103 High street (Cross) Glen, Allan, 9 Stow place Glen, Robert, 88 Causeyside PAISLEY. 171

Grold, James, 16 Storie street Goldie, Henry, & Son, 17 Sandholes fGoold, James, 47 Moss street jGraham, Thomas, & Co., 2 County place Hatchard, James, 46 Moss street flrvine, James, 104 High street (Cross) fKing, Alexander, & Son, 4 G-ilmour street Mark, Peter, 99 Causey side Mathieson, John, tailor, 89 High street Mathieson, Robert, 59 George street fMitchell, John, 16 High street fMofiat, James, 7 Broomlands fMacallum, William, 10 Wellmeadow fMacfarlane, James, 14 St. Mirren street fMungle, Alexander, 9 High street M'Kenzie, Edward, 2 Wardrop street M'Kenzie, Hugh, jun., 78 Causeyside fM'Lean, James, 33 High street M'Nee, Robert, 3 Moss street fMactaggart, Daniel, 22 High street fPeattie, William, Waterloo place, Gilmour street •j-Robertson & M'Gibbon, 17 High street fRussell, Joseph, 18 Gilmour street Smith, Alexander, 6 Love street fThomson, William C, 8 High street

Tanner.

Whitehead, Joseph, 1 Seedhill

Teac]i@rs.

Adam, Miss, Queen street School—house, 16 Moss street Biggar, Janet A., Industrial School—house, 18 Oak- shaw street Braid, Miss, Academy, 5 Garthland street Brown, Miss Elizabeth, Stow School—house, 13 Stow street Brownridge, William, Marshall's lane —house, Park place, Calsidfi —

172

Brunton, William, LL.D., Grammar Scliool and Academy—house, 5 Cliurchliill Callander, Peter, 25 Orchard street Campbell, John, I-Iutcheson's Charity School, 44 Oakshaw street Chalmers, James K., Academy, 7 West brae Dalziei, Miss, Stow School—house, 145 George street Dick, George, Carbrook street School—house, 32 Ferguslie Dickie, Horace W., teacher of Paisley Educational School, 14 New Sneddon—house, 6 Thread street

Dickie, William, Abbey School—^house, 6 ' Thread street

Donaldson, David, F.E.I. S., Grammar School and Academy—house, 4 Stow place Eadie, John, 45 Maxwellton Glass, David, M.A., Grammar School and Academy —house, 31 Gauze street Hair, Miss, 11 Lawn street Hamilton, David, John Neilson Institution—house, 58 Storie street Hamilton, Miss, Hunter Street School—house, 7 High street Hamilton, Mrs, (sewing), Hunter Street School house, 7 High street Harkness, William, Seedhill School, 7 Seedhill Hart, Miss Janet, Carbrook Street School—house, 12 Barclay street H^ill, James, Catholic School—house, 18 School wynd Johnstone, John, John Neilson Institution—house, 33 High street Keown, Miss, Academy, 42 High street Kerr, Thomas, John Neilson Institution—house, 9 Wellmeadow Laidlaw, John, John Neilson Institution—house, 1 Garthland lane Mairs, Joseph, Academy, 20 Old Smithhills—house, 12 School wynd Menzies, George, Free South School, Stevenson street —

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Morgan, Miss Catherine, Catholic School—^house, 18 School wynd Muir, John, teacher, Chalmers' Academy—house, 71 George street Mungle, Jane, Free St. George's Infant School, Marshall's lane—house, 49 High street M'Garvie, John, 2 Glen street—house, 16 do. M'Kenzie, Duncan, Kibble Reformatory—house, 2 Niddry street Nairn, John, Western Academy, 19 School wynd Niven, J. C, Grammar School—house, 22 Well- meadow Orr, Miss, Stevenson Street School—house, 13 Abbey street Reid, Thomas, Industrial School, Albion street Richmond, Miss, John Neilson Institution, 49 High street Robin, James L., Industrial School, Albion street Ross, Miss, Abbey Street School, 11 Lawn street Shepherd, Louis Storer, John Neilson Institution house, 18 Oakshaw street Smith, Miss Janet, Mr Wason's School—house, 43 George street Sproul, James, Carriagehill School—house, 14 Barr street Tagg, Alexander, Causeyside street Sessional School —house, 27 St. James street Thomson, John G, John Neilson Institution — house, 9 Wellmeadow Wason, Charles D., 125 George street—house, 51 Broomlands Young, Miss, 79 George street—house, 64 Love street Young, Morris, 7 Old Sneddon

Teachers (Dancing).

Crawford, John S., Academy, 4 Smithhills Wallace, Mrs J. S., Glasgow p 2 174

Teacliers (Drawing). Hayes, Charles, 3 North street iShedden, William, School of Art Stewart, William, School of Design

Teachers (Music).

Braid, Miss, 5 Garthland street Colquhoun, Miss J., 31 Gauze street Dunnet, Misses, 3 Blackhall buildings Fraser, James Roy, Academy, 4 Smithhills Harvey, Mrs John, 55 Causeyside Hoeck, Louis, Academy, 86 High street M'Ewen, John, Garthland lane Roxburgh, Miss, 81 High street

TolDacconists.

Those marked (f) are Mauufacturers. fDobie, George, 12 High street fHunter, William, 100 High street Leitch, Miss Margaret, 4 St Mirren street fMasson, George, 2 High street Morton, William, 71 Broomlands M'Fee, John, 1 St. Mirren street fPaterson, William, & Co., 100 High street Rodger, Alexander, 91 High street fStevenson, John, & Sons, 77 New Sneddon Stevenson, Robert, 12 St Mirren street Wallace, John, 24 High street Wotherspoon, W.S., 8 High street (Cross)

Tobacco Pipe Manufacturers. Campbell, Andrew, 10 Orchard street Smith, Andrew, 30 Gauze street

Umbrella Manufacturers. Barbour, James, 101 High street Campbell, H., 7 Smithhills Cross, Mrs. Andrew, 99 High street PAISLEY. 175

Upholsterers. Auld, John P., 81 Causeyside Cameron, Alexander, 40 High street Leitch, John, 49 Moss street Paton, John, 22 Glen street Whyte, William, 33 Wellmeadow Weir, George, 93 High street Weir, John, 12 High street Woodrow, A. T., 9 Churchhill

Valuators. Craig, Archibald, 5 Gateside Drummond, James, 36 High street Gillespie, William, 76 New Sneddon Lamb, James J., 6 St. James place MacFayden, James R., 28 Wellmeadow Paterson, Robert, 10 Bridge street Reid, James, 1 8 High street Stewart, William, 4 Moss street

Veterinary Surgeons-

Donaldson, John, 64 Love street M'Geoch, Andrew, 4 Mill street Spniell, Andrew, 8 Christie street

"harpers. Adam, William, 27 Canal street Allison, Robert, 19 Gauze street Millar, John, 16 Causeyside M'Lure, Andrew H., Terrace buildings, 109 High st, M'Millan, Neil, 16 Causeyside Whyte, James, 109 Causeyside Webster, Andrew, 13 Causeyside

"Waste Merchants.

Boyle, John, 13 and 51 Storie street Caldwell, Robert, 9 Old Sneddon Campbell, Duncan, 38 Storie street 176 I>AISLfiT.

Erskine, Robert, 50 Storie street Houston, Matthew, 24 George street Miller, Thomas, 117 George street M'Ghee, Patrick, 5 Old Sneddon M'Gown, Adam, East lane, Williamsburgh M'Leod, Alexander, 94 Causeyside Pollock, William, 58 Causeyside Reid, William, 73 Broomlands Speirs, J., 15 Wellmeadow Speirs, William, 13 Wellmeadow Storrie, J. & W., 37 High street Wallace, Bernard, 13 South Croft Wagstaff, Matthew, 5 Orchard street Watson, Thomas, 34 Causeyside Wyne, Teddy, 69 Back Sneddon Walker, Francis, 1 Neilston street

WsXgIo. ana Clock Makers, and Jewellers.

Angler, Andrew F., 13 Moss street Duff & Miller, 20 High street Gemmell, Matthew, 3 Wellmeadow Harris, Robert, 25 High street Harris, William, 19 High street Hatrick, James, 18 Cotton street Hill, R. L., 99 High street Lyle, John, 46 Moss street M' Gibbon, Richard F., 4 Moss street M'Kechuie, William, 41 High street Newlauds, J. Buchanan, 16 High street Paton, James, 17 Orchard street Wilson, James, 92 High street

"Weavers' Furnisliers.

Cochran & Walker, 26 Causeyside Millar, James, 16 Causeyside Millar, P. K., 101 Causeyside Moir, James, 21 Causeyside Young, Robert, 44 George street

i PAISLEY. 177

"Win© and Spirit Mercliants.

Those marked (f) are Wholesale Merchants.

Adam, Robert, 8 Orchard street Adam, William, 51 Caledonia street Alexander, Robert, 7 Renfrew street Allan, Hugh, 68 George street j-Anderson, John, 5 St. Mirren street Andrew, William, 96 Causeyside Arroll, Thomas, jun., 37 Ferguslie Balfour, Alexander, 105 George street Barbour, Thomas, 23 Carriagehill Barclay, Margaret, 6 West Croft Berry, William, 75 High street Bissett, Miss Elizabeth, 12 Ferguslie Black, James, 26 Carriagehill Black, Mrs Robert, 7 Glen street Blair, Dugald, 78 Canal street Blair, Mrs John, 32 Wellmeadow Borland, Alexander, 20 Cotton street Bowie, Andrew, 11 Williamsburgh Boyle, James, 7 Moss street Boyle, Robert, 43 Moss street fCalderwood, Hugh, 94 New Sneddon fCaldwell, James, 10 Gilmour street Callender, Thomas, 30 Causeyside fCameron, Duncan, 2 New Sneddon Campbell, Robert, 27 Lawn street Campbell, William, 38 High street Carlile, Thomas, 17 Old Smithhills Chalmers, James, 13 Maxwellton Clark, Peter, 10 Moss street Climie, William, 5 New street (hotel) Cochran, James, 11 West Croft Cochran, Mrs William, 22 New Smithhills Cockburn, Mrs John, 15 Gilmour street Colquhoun, George, 17 Wellmeadow Connell, Alexander, 23 Williamsburgh 178 PAISLEY.

Connell, David, 116 George street Connell, William, (hotel), 50 Moss street Costello, Patrick, 12 Gilmour street, and Canteen, Paisley Barracks Cowan, John, 7 Wallnenk Cowan, William, 3 Maxwell street Craig, Robert, 20 St. James street Craig, William, 17 Causeyside Cunningham, Adam, 35 High street Currie, William, jun., 4 Renfrew street Currie, Mrs John, 9 School wynd Dickie, Thomas, 12 Broomlands Dickson, Mrs, 110 George street Dickson, Richard, 20 Abbey street Donnelly, Michael, 4 St. Mirren street Downie, John, 1 Carriagehill Dunlop, John, 82 Broomlands Edmiston, Alexander, 4 Cotton street Edmiston, William, 32 George street Edmiston, William, 34 Canal street Fairlie, Robert, 9 Moss street Fechney, David, jun., 107 George street Fechney, James, 35 Ferguslie Ferguson, George, 78 High street Ferrie, Thomas, 9 Old Smithhills Finston, Andrew, 92 Causeyside fFoulds, Andrew, 4 Abbey street fFoulds, Andrew, jun., 88 High street and 162 George street fFoulds, Andrew, & Son, 5 Abbey street fFoulds, WilHam, 24 George street and 20 Old Sneddon Eraser, William, 11 New Sneddon Galbraith, John, 8 Mid lane, Ferguslie fGemmell, Matthew, 104 Causeyside Gibbons, Thomas, 18 Smithhills Gibson, Hugh, 23 Lawn street Gibson, James, 56 Causeyside Gibson, William, 107 and 108 High street Gilmour, James, 13 Dyers' wynd PAISLEY. 179

Gilmour, John, 20 Moss street Goold, John, 16 Storie street Gray, William, 72 Causeyside Hamihon, Mrs Ann, 65 Love street Hamilton, Thomas, 148 George street Hart, Archibald, 14 Old Sneddon Hart, James, 3 St. James street Hart, Thomas, 85 Causeyside Hart, Thomas, 1 East Croft Harvey, George, 136 George street jHarvey, James, & Co., 15 King street, Saucel Hazel, Joseph, 10 Williamsburgh Heiton, John, jun,, 3 Orchard street Henderson, Mrs Alexander, 45 Moss street Henderson, Mrs William, 22 High street Hood, Wm., Cross Keys, 12 Saucel Houston, John, 29 High street Hughes, John, 13 Moss street Hunter, Joseph, 62 High street Hunter, Mrs E., 14 Cotton street Hunter, Mrs Thomas, 12 Great Hamilton street Hunter, William, 52 Storie street Jaap, George, 68 Canal street Jack, Agnes, 12 Back Sneddon Jeffrey, George, 8 Wardrop street Johnstone, James, 70 Broomlands ^ Johnstone, James, 25 Carriagehill Kelly, Adam, 37 St. James street Kelso, Thomas, 23 Stock street Killoch, Jane, 1 St. James street Lambie, John, 54 Storie street Lamond, Archibald, 1 Silk street Landess, Robert, 20 George street Lang, John, 47 Moss street Latta, Mrs Janet, Hay Weighs Inn, 3 King street Leckie, Robert, Rose and Thistle Tavern, 25 High st. Lees, Peter, 6 Old Smithhills Little, William, 40 Wellmeadow Livingston, Andrew, 30 Cotton street Logan, John, 29 Gauze street ISO PAISLEY.

Love, William, 57 Broomlands Mack, John, 19 Causeyside Manwell, Mrs Martlia, 16 Abercorn street Marshall, John, 2 Renfrew street Mathie, Charles, 21 Broomlands Meikle, Andrew, 27 New Sneddon Meiklejuhn, J. G., George Hotel, 2 Smithhills Millar, Matthew, Earl Grey place, 14 Neilston road Millar, Mrs Alexander, 1 East Buchanan street Mitchell, William, 19 Carriagehill Morrison, Alexander, Globe Hotel, 11 High street Morrison, Hugh, 3 Silk street Morrison, Mrs George, 1 Dovesland Muir, Daniel, 13 Neilston road Muir, Francis, 20 Glen street Murdoch, William, 89 High street Murray, A., 2 Garthland street M' Arthur, Colin, 21 Wallace street M' Arthur, Edward, 20 Broomlands M'Arthur, James, 7 Love street M'Barron, Alice, 150 George street M'Cartney, Hamilton, 15 Thread street M'Cartney, James, 3 Love street M^Cracken, Thomas, 17 Gau;^e street M'Cormick, Edward, 28 Back Sneddon M'Cann, Patrick, Sun Inn, 1 Bladda fM'Donald, Alexander, 11 Canal street M'Donald, Duncan, 12 Old Sneddon M'Ewan, Alexander, 6 New Sneddon tMacfarlane & Co., 29 Lady lane and 10 Well street M'Farlane, Robert, Newtown Hotel, 9 Gauze street M'Gee, Robert, 19 Lawn street M'Ghee, Peter, 35 Moss street M'Ghie, John, 13 Abbey street Macgregor, Mrs Hugh, 18 Seedhill M'Houl, Andrew, 9 Orchard street M'Hutchison, Alexander, 51 George street M'Indoe, William, Terrace Tavern, Terrace buildings tM'Kean, James, 63 Causeyside M'Kcan, J., 75 Broomlands PAISLEY. 181

M'Kean, J., 15 St. Mirren street M'Kenzie, Mrs, 86 New Sneddon M'Kenzie, John, 3 St. Mirren street M'Lachlan, John, 39 Stock street M'Lachlan, John, 5 Moncrieff street Maclachlan, Thomas, 40 New street M'Laren, James, 2 St. Mirren street M'Lerie, George, 7 High street (Cross) M'Millan, James, 16 Causeyside McMillan, Mrs Catherine, 29 Causeyside M'Nally, Mrs John, 6 Wallace Street M'Naught, John, 16 Gauze street M'Neil, William, 19 Wellmeadow M' Walter, Mrs William, 19 Maxwellton street M'Williams, Denis, 43 New street Ness, John, 1 Bridge street Nicol, John, 6 George street Ogg, John, 36 Ferguslie Orr, Mrs Andrew, 13 High street Park, William C, 10 George street Paterson, Mrs Hugh, 48 High street Paterson, Robert, 100 George street Paton, Mrs Elizabeth, 88 Canal street Paton, William, 4 Old Sneddon Paton, William, 12 High street Reid, William, 72 Broomlands Robertson, Peter, 2 Orchard str^t Robertson, William, 5 Carriagehill Rodger, Robert, 14 St Mirren street Shankley, Robert, 84 Causeyside Scollan, Thomas, 38 Moss street Shearer, Jane, 71 Broomlands Smith, Mrs David, 5 Abbey close Sproul, Alexander, 6 Union street, Charleston Steel, William, 12 Saucel Stevenson, Robert, 6 Cotton street Stevenson, Thomas, 8 Gauze street fStirling, John, 5 Old Smithhills Stirling, Robert, 2 Wellmeadow Stirling, Thomas, 1 Garthland street Q 182 PAISLEY.

Swainie, Thomas, Millarston Inn Taylor, Mrs Thomas, Moss-side, Greenock road Templeton, Mrs William, 13 Canal street Thompson, Mrs, 30 Fergiislie Thomson, Mrs Archibald, County Hotel, County place Thomson, Kobert, 5 Williamsburgh Thomson, Robert, 10 Storie street Thomson, William, 45 Broomlands Waddell, Mrs, 60 Causeyside Walker, Hugh, 16 Broomlands Walker, Mrs, 9 North Croft Weir, James, 63 Broomlands Whammond, James, 4 Caledonia street Wliyte, Robert, 1 1 St. James place Woodrow, John, 9 Williamsburgh Wright, John, 36 Storie street Wylie, Patrick, 18 High street Wylie, R. S., 71 Love street Wylie, Robert, 16 Lawn street Young, Alexander, 1 Saucel Young, Alexander, 20 Williamsburgh Young, John, 95 Causeyside Young, Mrs, 5 Broomlands

"Weed Merchants.

Allison, William, Victoria Saw Mills, 23 Love street Armstrong & M'Nair, 2 and 3 Prussia street Blackwood, Matthew, 67 Love street Browning, Alexander, 21, 22, and 23 Orchard street Bryce, James, & Sons, 13 and 14 Hunter street Clark & TurnbuU, 12 Wallneuk Ker, John, 29 Causeyside M' Queen, Thomas, 4 West Buchanan street Stewart, James, & Son, 20 New Sneddon Wallace, William, 27 Broomlands Young, John, & Co., Burgh Saw Mills, Caledonia street 183

"Wood Turners.

Barr, John, 10 Well street Barr & Reid, 61 and 62 Canal street Crawford, James, & Son, Thistle Works, 8 Bridge st. Gibb, Archibald, 12 West Campbell street Lockhart, John, 55 George street M'Innes, John, William street Osborne, James, 20 Lawn street Simpson, John, & Son, 32 High street

"Wrights and Joiners.

Alexander, J. & W., Barterholm Roadhead Anderson, J. & E., 6 New street Armstrong & M'Nair, 2 and 3 Prussia street Auld, John P., 81 Causeyside Barr, James, 79 High street Blackwood, Matthew, 67 Love street Browning, Alexander, 21, 22, and 23 Orchard street Browning, John, 3 Mill street Bryce, James, 11 North Croft Bryce, James, & Sons, 13 and 14 Hunter street Caldwell, Hugh, 7 Duke street, Dovesland Clark, John, 13 Stevenson street Clark & Turnbull, 12 Wallneuk Dick, John, 131 George street Gardner, James, 2 Inkle street Gibb, Samuel, 93 High street Goldie, James, 11 Inkle street Gordon, George, 7 New street Hardie, George, 13 Williamsburgh Houston, Alexander T., 5 Maxwellton street Hunter, James, 32 and 34 High street Keith, John, & Son, 101 Causeyside Ker, John, 29 Causeyside Kerr, Charles, 20 Queen street Kerr, Gavin, 30 Orchard street Kilpatrick, John, 17 Abbey street 184

Kirk, James, 21 New Sraithliills Kirk, John, 27 Wellmeadow Lee, Robert, 89 George street Leitch, John, 49 Moss street, and Abercorn Saw Mills, 1 Abercorn street Menzie, Peter, 15 Sandholes MacKintosh, Alexander, 12 Newton street M'Dougall, Alexander, 1 Ferguslie M'Gibbon, Robert, 40 Lady lane M'Innes, John, William street M'Queen, Thomas, 4 West Buchanan street Neilson, Thomas, 3 West brae Osborne, James, 20 Lawn street Paton, John, 22 Glen street Robb, Thomas, 12 St. James street Stewart, James, & Son, 20 New Sneddon Vallance, Alexander, 17 Moss street Vance, William, & Son, 20 Old Smithhills Wallace, William, 27 Broomlands Whyte, William, 33 Wellmeadow Wilkie, James, 1 and 2 Hunter street Woodrow, A. T., 9 Churchhill

"Writers. Bartlemore, John, County buildings (north end) Caldwell, James, 33 Old Sneddon Campbell & Russell, 7 High street (Cross) Campbell, Thomas, County buildings (north end) Crawford, John, 24 Abbey street Dunn, Jas. H., County place Gardner, A. k J. N., 3 County place Hart, George, Burgh Fiscal, 5 County place Hodge, Young, & Martin, County buildings Kirkwood, Allan, 5 Moss street MacFarlan, Daniel, County Fiscal, 5 County place M'Innes & Macfarlane, 2 Lawn street MacRobert, Thomas, County buildings (north end) Millar, Walker, & Millar, 8 Gilmour street Reid & Henderson, 3 County place Semple, David, 16 Gilmour street PAISLEY. 185

Yarn and Sills Merchants.

Barr, Archibald, 109 Causeyside Brown, Hugh, 15 Causeyside Brown, William, jun., & Co., 108 Causeyside Cochran, Robert, 15 Causeyside Gilmour, Thomas, k Co., 107 Causeyside Greenlees, Thomas, & Co., 13 Causeyside Macgregor, Patrick, 8 Causeyside Millar, James, & Son, 106 Causeyside Philips, William, & Co., 6 Forbes place Pollock, James, & Co., 5 Causeyside Russell, Robert, 11 St. James place Symington, J. M., Causeyside court, 15 Causeyside Younger, George, & Co., 16 Causeyside Watson, Thomas, 34 Causeyside Wotherspoon, J. B., 15 Causeyside

q2 TABLE OF DISTANCES FROM THE CROSS OF PAISLEY, TO DIFFERENT PLACES IN THE COUNTY.

m. f.p. Abereorn Buildings, 22 Gauze street—John Snodgrass, proprietor 2 4 Abbey Kirk, 16 cSmithhills 1 14 Abbey Manse, 7 Garthland street—Eev. J. C. Lees ... 3 39

Abbot's Meikle Inch , 1 5 8 Adelphi Mill Place—Johnstone ... 4 19 Arden Lime Kilns— Darnley 5 1 16 Arthurlie—James Dunlop of Arthurlie 3 6 'lO Arthurlie Bleachfield—Matthew Blackwood & Sons ... 4 1 12 Arthurlie House—Barrhead 4 3 29 Arthurlie Inn 3 7 22 Auchentorlie—Alexander Cattanach 7 29 Auldhouse Bleachfield 6 2 22 Auldhouse cotton works and steam loom factory 6 1 30

Bankhouse—Mr William Shanks ... 3 5 11 Banktop—Mr George Crawford, horse dealer ... 3 5 37 Banktop Works—Thomas Shanks & Co. 3 6 1 Barbush—Mr William Gray 3 6 24 Bargarren 5 5 Barr— General Macdowall of Garthland ... 10 1 31 Barshaw—Mr James Arthur 1 4 10

Barshaw Park ...... 1 32 Barskivan —Mr James Weir 1 6 36 Barrhead— United Presbyterian Church (gate of) 4 2 5 Beecham Place —Mrs William Martin, approach, 42 Love St. 4 13 Blackball Farm 1 4 Biythswood Bouse—Archibald Campbell of Blythswood 3 6 30 Brabloch—Mr William Holms 5 12 Bridge of Ellistoun— road to Beith 6 4 13 Bridge of Weir (Cross) Wheat Sheaf Inn 7 33 Bridge of Weir Church (gate of) 6 6 25 Broadly Flax Mill— A. Beverley & Co 5 3 16

Broomland street (head of West street) Old Deer Inn ... 5 31 Broomland street (No. 41) head of Ferguslie East lane 7 11 Broomward House (Bridge of Weir) 7 3 Brown's Field—John Shaw, farmer 2 5 Burnbrae—Thomas Speir of Burnbrae 3 6 1

Calderhaugh Mill 9 7 13 Calder Park Mills, Loehwinnoch 9 7 29 Calside (head of Stock street) 6 28 Camphill— Captain Wallach 6 8 Canal Store, Johnstone 3 3 16 TABLE OF DISTAXCES. 187

Cross Arthurlie Printfield ... 3 7 21 Crossfiat— William Philips .. 4 35 Crosslee House—Mr William Stevenson 6 12 Crosslee Mills—William Stevenson & Son 5 7 10 Crosslee Toll Bar 5 6 18

Darnley House, the ancient residence of Lord Darnley (in ruins) 4 2 15 Dunterlee Cottage 3 6 3 Dunterlee (Barrhead) 3 5 37

Elderslie House, Renfrew 3 2 32 Blderslie Cottage—Mrs Duncan Gillies 2 5 12 Elderslie Cross— itlderslie Inn 2 2 19 Elderslie Mill 2 4 36 Elderslie Old House (the birth-place of Sir William Wallace) 2 5 16 Eastwood Kirk 6 3 2

Fairhill—Archibald Hutchison 7 9 Fereneze Calico Printfield—T. Boyd & Co 3 5 18 Fereneze Cotton Mill 4 3 24 Fergusly—Major FuUerton (near this is the site of Pergusly Castle) ... 1 2 36

Ferguslie Hill (Paisley) ... 1 2 7 Ferguslie House—Mr Thom.is Coats 1 36 Floors Mill—Mr Henry Macdowall 3 6 31

Gallowhill House—Mrs Peter Kerr 1 2 Garthland place—(No. 4) 3 8 Gas Work, Johnstone —Mr Robert Blair, manager 3 6 32 Gateside (Renfrew road) —Mr Archibald Craig, engineer 6 15 Gateside Mill Printwork (by Chappell)— Macfarlane, Ligat, & Craig 4 5 23 188 TABLE OF DISTANCES.

m. f' P- Glanderstone Bleachfield—south of Barrhead ... .. 5 2 35 Glentyan House—Captain James Stirling, R.N. .. 6 25 Grahamstone Cross— Barrhead Railway Station .. 3 3 38 Greenbank Fancy Dyeworks —Pollokshawa ... 6 1 32 Greenhill House— Dr. M'Kechnie ,.. 5 18 Greenhill—Mr A. R. Pollock .. 5 6 Greenlaw House—Mr John Morgan ,.. 5 12 Gryfe Bank House— (Bridge of Weir) ,.. 7 19 Gryfe Grove Mill— (Bridge of Weir) .. 7 2 27

Gryfe Mills—George Freeland & Co. ..* ,.. 7 3 19

Hagg Mill —James Huie & Co .. 4 2 6 Haugh— Hurlet road, leading to Pollokshaws .. 4 1 29 Hawkhead House—Right Honourable Earl of Glasgow ... 2 1 2 Hawkhead Corn, Flour, and Barley Mills—Mr Thomas Glen ... 1 7 2 High Street (head of Lady lane) ... 2 35 Houston Cross (by Johnstone and Crosslee) ,.. 6 7 5 Houston Free Church—Rev. Alexander Findlay ... 6 6 26 Houston Parish Church—Rev. A. M'Laren ... 7 29 Houston Parish Manse ... 6 3 38 Houston Bleachfield ... 7 1 23

Househill House (road from Hurlet to Pollokshaws) ... ,.. 3 7 18 Howwood— Buck's Head Inn ... .5 6 32 Hurlet— (Cross Roads) — Archibald Renfrew, blacksmith .. 3 32 Hurlet Alum Works— Hurlet and Campsie Alum Co...... 3 1 30 Hurlet Alum and Copperas Works—Messrs J. Wilson & Sonsns 3 1 26

Inchinnan Bridge ...... 2 5 20

Inchinnan Kirk ... 2 7 15

Inchinnan Manse—Rev. Dr. Glllan, D.D. ... 2 7 2

Johnstone Castle ... 3 5 8

Johnstone Cross (near Black Bull Head Inn) ...... 3 5 34

Johnstone Flax Mill— Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co. ... 3 6 33 Johnstone Mill— William Paton ...... 3 6 27

Kilbarchan (Cross) ...... 5 4 30 Kilbarchan Parish Kirk ... 5 5 6 Kilbarchan Parish Manse—Rev. Mr Graham ... 6 2 26 Kilbarchan United Presbyterian Manse—Rev. Mr Allison ... 5 6 30 Kilnside House—Mr Joseph Whitehead ... 4 31 Kirktonfield ... 5 3 2

Langside—memorable for the defeat of Queen Mary's Troops»s,

13th May, 1568 ... 7 2 20

Levern Bank Inn ... 5 4 3

Levern Mill , ... 4 4 20

Linclive —Mr Alexander Gardner , ... 2 4 15 Linside ... 5 Linwood Cotton Works—Linwood Company ... 3 3 10 Locher Bank ...... 6 11

Lochwinnoch Cross (Black Bull Inn), ... 9 6 I

Lochwinnoch Parish Kirk , ... 9 5 25 TABLE OF DISTANCES. 189

m. f' P- Lochwinnoch Parish Manse—Rev. William Graham 10 2 39 Lochwinnoch Roadhead Inn—Mrs Law 8 4 24 Lochwinnoch United Presbyterian Church 9 1 17 Lochwinnoch United Presbyterian Manse—Rev. James Mon- teitb 9 5 4 Love street (No. 50) 3 12 Lyiesland—late Mr Robert Orr's residence 7

Marchfield—Mrs James Forbes 1 6 Maxwellton House—Mr "William Wotherspoon 7 8 Maxwellton street (Horse Shoe)—near this spot several persons condemned for withcraft were burned in 1697 6 Maxwellton (No. 1) 7 35 Merksworth Cottage, Inchinnan road 1 1 19 Midtonfield—John M'Nab & Co 5 5 28 Millbank—Mr Bartholomew 10 7 3 Millarston (Bridge)- Candren Burn 1 4 5 Milliken— Sir R. J. M. Napier of Milliken and Napier, Bart. ... 4 4 1 Moss street, foot of (opposite head of Old Sneddon) 1 18 Mount Pleasant (Johnstone)—Mr William Malloch 3 7 2 Mount Pleasant (Paisley)—Rev. George C. Hutton 6 18

Neilston Cross (opposite Parish Church Gate) 5 2 28 5 34 Neilston Parish Manse—Rev. Mr Aird ... _ 5 Nethercommon—Mr Archibald Gardner, writer 6 26 Netherfield—Mr Robert Walker 4 2 11 Nether Kirkton 5 25 Newfield—John Eraser, of Newfield 4 1 21 New Mill (Bridge of Weir) 7 34 New Mill (Johnstone) 3 5 36 Newton of Beltrees ...... 8 37 Nitshill Alum and Copperas Works—Messrs J. Wilson & Sons 3 7 32 Nitshill (Cross) 3 5 6

Old Mill (Bridge of Weir)—in ruina 7 29 Old Mill (Johnstone) 3 6 32 Old Paisley Bakers' Mill, Camphill (Canal street) 5 28

Paisley Barracks 5 17

Paisley Prison, County Buildings— Robert Bird, governor ... 1 4 Paisley East Toll Bar 7 27 Paisley Gas Work—George Hislop, engineer and manager ... 7 28 Paisley Union Bank Buildings, 1 Gauze Street—R. Campbell 1 15 Paisley West Toll Bar (head of Linwood road) 1 5 10 Peockland House (Johnstone) 3 3 26 Peockland Mills (Johnstone) 3 3 7 Polloc— Sir William Stirling Maxwell of Polloc, Bart. 5 7 10 PoUokshaws (Cross) 6 4

Quarrellton ... 3 5 8

Ralston House- -Thomas Richardson of Ralston 1 6 U Renfrew Cross 2 7 1 190 TABLE OF DISTANCES.

m. f-P- Renfrew Ferry 3 3 Rosebank Cottage, Johnstone 3 4 18

Saint Fillan's Catholic Church, Houston 6 6 Saint John the Evangelist's Church, Barrhead 4 6 4 Sandyford (West)—Mr George Caldwell (Teetotal Tower) 1 2 36 Saucel Bank House 6 6 Sacell Brewery 3 26 Shaw Mill 6 2 9 Shortroods 6 25 South Arthurlie Printfield—Z. Heys & Son 3 7 28 Springbank Field—near Neilston 5 6 17 Springfield 4 4 1

Springfield House ...... 4 3 8 Springbill —Mr Henry Heys 4 1 33 St. James' place—Dr. Taylor 1 23 St. James' street (No. 20) head of Caledonia street 3 Storie street (No. 32) foot of 3 26 Stow place 4

Thornhill House—Mr Thomas Glen 3 26 Thorn 3 Thornliebank House—Mrs Walter Crum 5 6 21 Thornliebank New Field—Walker Crum & Co 5 5 1 Thornliebank Printfield & Mill—do 5 7 12 Three Mile House—Mr James Russell, architect 3 3 Trees—James M'Culloch of Trees 3 4 35

Underwood Cottage —Mr James J. Lamb, architect and surveyor 3 16 Underwood Power-loom Weaving Factory—Mr R. Kerr ... 4 2 Upper Greenbank, Pollokshaws 6 3 6

View Bank (Calside) 7 9

Wellmeadow—Doctor Cochran (No. XXI.) 4 West Arthurlie Bleachfield—James Cunningham & Sons 3 7 28 West Hurlet House 2 7 10 Woodfoot (Houston parish) 6 31 Woodside (once the seat of a Roman camp)—Sir Peter Coats 6 14 Woodside (Kilbarchan)—John Smith 5 3 13 THE

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APPENDIX TO D^ATSOIT'S FAZSLE7 DIBECTOBY.

1S70-71-

Ma^strates and To-^;73i Council of Paisley "Water and Police Commissioners Boad, Surgrh, and Cart ITavigration Trustees Committees, &o., See, 1870.

Magistrates. David Murray Esq., ProToat. Eichard "Watson, "]

A. H. Park, I . ,,.,•- Esquires,^ BaUies. John Fislier, \ Eobert Oocliran, J William Russell, Esq., Treasurer. Councillors. Messrs Robert Cowan, Messrs Robert Eaglesim, "William Morrison, David Campbell, George Masson, "William MacKean, "William Jamieson Matthew Scott, John Ker, James M'Lachlan.

Mr "William Hodge, Town Clerk. Mr James Adam, Town Chamberlain. Mr George Hart, Burgh Fiscal. Mr Eobert Sharp, Inspector of Works.

Court of Lyners. The Treasurer (^Convener), Messrs William Jamieson, Eobert Cowan, and James M^Lachlan. Four a quorum.

Account Committee. The Treasurer (Convener'), Messrs David Campbell, William Morrison, George MaSson, Eobert Cowan, and Matthew Scott. Four a quorum. R 194 APPENDIX.

Educational Committee. The Provost (Convener'). Messrs David Campbell, Matthew Scott, William JamieBon, Eobert Eaglesim, and William Morrison. Four a quorum.

Property Committee. The Treasurer {Convener")^ Messrs John Ker, William Jamieson, David Campbell, and Eobert Cowan. Four a quorum.

Trust., Account Road Quarry ., and Committee. The Treasurer (Convener)., Messrs Robert Cowan, John Ker, William Jamieson, James M'Lachlan, and William MacKean. Five a quorum.

Water Trust Committee.

The Provost (Convener')., The Treasurer (Suh. Con.)., Messrs David Campbell, William Morrison, George Masson, Robert Eaglesim, Matthew Scott, and William Jamieson. Five a quorum.

To Represent Council in carrying out Court Bouses (Scotland) Act. Bailies Watson, Park, Fisher, and Mr David Campbell.

Parochial Board. Elected in February. Messrs David Murray, A. H. Park, John Fisher, and Robert Cochran.

Magistrates and Town Treasurer Ex-Officiis Members of all Committees.

Visitors of Paisley Prison. Bailies Watson, Park, and Cochran.

Members of Prison Board, Elected in April. Treasurer Russell, Messrs David Murray, David Campbell, Richard Watson, and Matthew Scott.

Gas Light Commissioners. Bailie Watson, Messrs George Masson, Matthew Scottj and Eobert Eaglesim. APPENDIX. 195

Second Tuesday in June for Perambulating the Burgh Marches. General Court for Granting Certificates for the Sale of Exciseable Liquors, Second Tuesday of April and Third Tuesday of October. Valuation Appeal Court, in September. Charities voted in January. Auditors of Eiver Cart Accounts Elected in November.

Burgh Trustees- Five a quorum. Meet First Thursday of each Month, at Seven o'Clock p.m. Apjjointed by Creditors. Provost Murray, Messrs Matthew Scott, Archibald Gardner, Robert Clark, John M'Gown, "William Abercrombie, Archibald Craig, and David Semple.

Appointed by Town Council. Treasurer Eussell, Messrs David Campbell, William Morrison.

Property Committee. Mr Mattliew Scott {Convener").! Treasurer Eussell, Messrs William Abercrombie, Archibald Craig, David Semple, Eobert Clark, and William Morrison. Three a quorum.

Non-Entry Committee. Provost Murray (^Convener),. Messrs William Abercrombie, Archibald Gardner, David Campbell, David Semple, Robert Clark, and William Russell. Open to all Members of the Trust. Three a quorum.

Account Committee. Mr William Abercrombie {Convener"), Treasurer Russell, Messrs Matthew Scott, David Campbell, Archibald Craig, Archibald Gardner, and John M'Gown. Three a quorum. To meet at least quarterly. Statutory Meeting of Creditors on the Second Tuesday of November of each year, at Twelve o'Clock Noon. Stated Meetings of Trustees on the Third Tuesday of June and November in each year, at Twelve o'Clock Noon.

Cart Navigation Trustees. Seven a quorum. Meet first Wednesday of each Month, at Seven o'Clock p.m. Trustees under Act of Parliament. Provost Murray, Messrs Matthew Scott, William Abercrombie,, Thomas Reid, John Cars well, William Russell, Joseph Bow, John Andrews,, and. John M'Gown. 196 APPENDIX.

Appointed by Town Council. Bailie Cochran, Messrs George Masson, David Campbell, and John Ker.

Account Committee.

Mr Matthew Scott (Convener'), Provost Murray, Treasurer Eussell, Messrs William Abercrombie, John Carswell, John Ker, and John M'Gown. Two a quorum.

Wwks Committee. Mr Thomas Reid (Convener), Bailie Cochran, Treasurer Eussell, Messrs George Masson, Matthew- Scott, David Campbell, John Ker, John Carswell, Joseph Bow, and John Andrews. Three a quorum. The Accounts of the Trust require to be Audited, by the Commis- sioners appointed for that purpose, on the first Tuesday of December yearly. The Meeting advertised Eight Days previously.

Commissioners of Police, The Town Council. Under " The General Police and Improvement (Scotland) Act, 1862." Six a quorum. STANDING COMMITTEES. Paving., New Buildings, and Street Improvements. The Provost, Bailies, and Burgh Treasurer, ex-officiis. The Burgh Treasurer (Convener), MessrsWilliam MacKean (Sub-Conv.), Kobert Cowan, William Jamieson, William Morrison, John Ker,. and James M'Lachlan, Four a quorum.

Lighting, Cleansing, Wutching and Fire Engine, and Sanitari/i. The Provost, Bailies, and Burgh Treasurer, ex-ofSciis. Mr Eobert Eaglesim (Convener), Messrs John Ker (Sub-Conv.), David Campbell, Matthew Scott,, and George Masson. Four a quorum.

Financs and Assessment. The Provost, Bailies, and Burgh Treasurer, ex-officiis. The Burgh Treasurer (Convener), Messrs George Masson (Sub-Conv.), David Campbell, Matthew S;cott» William Morrison, and Eobert Co.wan. Four a quorum. —

APPENDIX. 197

Messrs Andrew Millar, Thomas Walker, and Andrew Millar, Jun,, Joint Clerks to the Comnaissioners. Mr Daniel Kichmond, M.D., Surgeon and Medical Officer. Mr George Ingram, Superintendent, Surveyor of Paving and Inspector of Lighting and Common Lodging Houses. Mr William Eonald, Sanitary Inspector,. Inspector of Cleansing and Surveyor of Drainage.

An Ordinary Meeting of the Commissioners to be held on the Second

Monday of every Month, at Seven o'Clock p.m. ; and an Audited Account of Eeceipts and Expenditure for the Year ending 16th May, to be laid before the Ordinary Meeting in July, yearly.

The Bates of Police Assessment at present are Por Lands or Premises rented or valued imder £2, ... 6^d. per £ For Do. Do. at £3 and under £5, 9fd. per £ P-or Do.. Do. at £o and Upwards, Is. Id. per £ Street Improvement Assessment, ^d. on Landlord, and |d. on Tenant.

When the Fractional part of a Pound of the Assessable yearly rent or value of Lands or Premises does not amount to 10s, it is not Assessed at all;. and when such Fractional part amounts to or exceeds 1,0s., it is Assessed as £1. The following Lands or Premises are Assessedon one-fourth of their annual value entered in the Valuation Poll, viz. : — 1. All Lands and Premises used exclusively as a Canal or Basin of a Canal, or Towing path for the same, or as a Bailway constructed under the powers of any Act of Parliament for Public Conveyance, excepting the Stations, Depots, and Buildings, which are Assessable to the same extent as other Lands and Premises within the Police Bounds. 2. All the under-ground Gas and Water Pipes, or uuder-ground Works of any Gas or Water Company. 3. All Woodland, Arable, Meadow, or Pasture Ground, or other Ground used for Agricultural purposes.

PABLIAMENTARY BOUNDARIES. 1st Ward—All within a line drawn as follows, viz., from the Moss- toll on the Greenock road, along the centre of the Greenock road southward to a point opposite to the centre of the north road of the Race Conrse leading westward from the Greenock Road, thence along the centre of that road to the centre of the road that intersects the Race Course road, thence southward along the centre of that inter- secting road and the road in a line therewith, passing West March to the centre of the Greenhill road, thence westward along that road, to a point opposite to the centre of the north end of Lonewells street thence southward along the centre of that street to a point in the eentre of Wellmeadow street, thence westward along the centre of, that street to a point opposite to the centre of the North end off R, 2. 198 APPENDIX.

Castle street, thence southward along the centre of that street to the south end thereof, thence southward along the centre of Ralstoa square to the north end of the street or avenue leading to Castlehead, thence southward along the centre of that avenue to a point opposite to the north-east corner of the mansion-house of Castlehead, thence to the north-east corner of said mansion-house, thence in a direct line southward to the point where the Parliamentary line intersects the Espedair Burn near Haircraigs, thence along the Parliamentary boundary westward, northward, and eastward to the point first described. 2d Ward—All within a line drawn from a point in Greenhill road opposite to the centre of the north end of Lonewells street, along the middle of the Greenhill road, Underwood street, and St. James street, to a point opposite to the centre of the street called Stoney

brae, thence by the centre of Stoney brae till it joins Oakshaw street, thence along the centre of the road leading round the High Church wall to the Churchhill, thence along the centre of Churchhill to New street, thence along the centre of New street to a point opposite the centre of Shuttle street, thence along the centre of that street to George's place, by the west and south of George's Church, to a point in George street opposite the north end of Wardrop street, thence along the centre of that street to Canal street, thence along the centre of that street to a point opposite to the centre of the road leading to Canal Basin, thence along the centre of that road to the Canal, thence along the centre of the Canal westward to the east boundary of the First Ward, thence northward along the said boundary to the point first described. 3d Ward — All within a line drawn from the point where the Burn called St. Mirren's Burn enters the River Cart, up the centre of the River Cart until it reaches the extremity of the Parliamentary'' boundary of the Burgh at or near the junction of the Hawkhead Lade

with the River Cart, thence along the Parliamentary line until .it reaches the intersection of the Espedair Burn at or near Haircraigs, thence along the east boundary of Ward 1st till it reaches the Cana), thence along the centre of the Canal till it reaches the street leading

from Canal street to the Canal Basin, thence along that street till it reaches Canal street, thence eastward along Canal street to the bottom of Wardrop street, thence along Wardrop street to a point in George street at the north end of Wardrop street, thence by the south and west sides of George's Church to a point at the north end of the church opposite the south end of Shuttle street, thence along Shuttle street to the centre of New street, thence by the centre of New street till it reaches the centre of Causeyside, and from thence down Causeyside until it reaches the said burn called St. Mirren's Burn, and thence along the burn to the point first described. 4th Ward—All within the Parliamentary boundary to the west of the centre of the River Cart, which is not included in any of the preced- ing wards. 5th Ward—All within the Parliamentay boundary of the Burgh situ- ated on the east of the centre of the River Cart. APPENDIX. 199

To-wn Dues.

Leviable by the Collector at the Custom Booth, Meal Market, and Fairs, on goods brought to town for sale. Authorised by Crown Charter of 1488. Public Weigh House, 32 High street. James Adam, Town Chamberlain, collector. Under authority of the Magistrates and Town CouncU.

Those articles within parenthesis to be weighed by the custom-men, if required.

(Any quantity of salt butter below a stone, each stone of fish), each cheese below 16 lb., each cog or kit of butter, without

the milk, each draught of milk, with or without butter, ... O^d

Each stone of cheese ; each barrel of herring, ...... O^d

(Each stone of butter) ; each horse-load of fruit or potatoes, each gardener's stand in the Green market, or other stand

of merchandise ; each ditto at public fairs ; each load^of kail plants; each horse, mare, gelding, colt, or cow coming to the

mai-ket at fairs, payable by the exposer, ...... Id Payable by the buyer when bought, ...... Id

Each load of sheaf lint or hemp, each packet of wool ; each

single cart of potatoes ; each load of meal, beans, peas, or

barley,...... 2d

Each load of meal brought into town for family use, ...... 2d Each double cart of potatoes, ...... 3d Each single cart of fruit, ...... 4d

Each single cart of salt ; each hogshead of flax seed, ... 6d

EGGS.

Six Dozen, and all below 1 egg From 31 to 36 doz. inclus. 6 eggs From 7 to 12 doz. inclus. 2 eggs „ 37 to 40 „ „ 7 „ ,, 13 to 18 „ „ 3 ,, „ 41 to 45 „ „ 8 „ „ 19 to 24 „ „ 4 „ „ 46 to 50 „ „ 9 „ „ 25 to 30 „ „ 6 „ „ And so on in proportion. Resident Burgesses to pay one half the above.

•WEIGHING CHARGES.

Each bag of cotton above 1 cwt., ...... 4d Each bag of cotton below 1 cwt., ...... 2d Brass or copper, per stone, ...... l^d Lint, hemp, or wool, per stone, ...... id Lead, iron, tallow, butcher meat, soap, ashes, and other bleaching stuffs, per stone, Did —

200 APPENDIX.

Talale of Tonnage Dues.

Leviable

On Goods, Wares, Mercliandise, Commodities, Cattle, Coals, and other things carried in or upon the river Cart, or navigable Cut or Canal or any parts thereof ; and of the duty on all Ships, Passage Boats, Barges, Lighters, Boatd, or other Craft, carrying any Passenger or Passengers upon the said River or Navigable Cut or Canal or any part thereof:

Each Ton of Grain, 4d

Each Ton of measured Wood, ...... lid

Each Ton of Fire-Clay, Sand, Lime, and Bricks, ...... , 4d-

Each Ton of Stones, .... 2d Each Ton of Coals, 2d Each Ton of Slates, 8d Each Ton of Castings, 4d Each Ton of Pig Iron, ... 2d

Each Empty Barrel, ...... ^d Each Ton of all other Goods, Wares, Merchandise, Commodi-

ties, Cattle, and other things, ...... 6d For each and every time any Ship, Steamboat, Vessel, Barge, Lighter, Boat, or other Craft carrying any Passenger or Passengers, shall ply upon or navigate the river, or navigable Cut or Canal, or any part thereof, wj9?car

thereof, cZo2pnwa?-c?s, of Per Ton, ...... ^d And for any Vessel taking in her own machinery, after lying in the Eiver, at such places that may be fixed by the Trustees, more than Two months, a Duty per Ton of her

Register, Weekly, of ...... Id Luggage of Persons or Families going to bathing or other Quarters, to be Free. Passengei'S on Business to be allowed 28 lbs. weight of Lug-

gage Free ; any surplus to be charged as other Goods.

If the owners of goods or passage-boats, or their agent are not willing to pay the rates and duties contained in the above table, then

it shall be competent for the collector to demand the maximum amount of the dues authorised to be levied by the Act of Parliament, passed 17th June, 1835, entitled " An Act to amend an Act for improving the Navigation of the Eiver Cart, and for deepening and extending the harbour of Paisley, in the County of Renfrew."

Fairs—Third Thursday of February and May, and second Thursday of August and November. Markets—Every Thursday. Fast Days— Fridays before first Sabbath in April and, October. APPENDIX. 201

Commissioners of Supply of the County of Slenfro-w.

Qualified to act and vote as sicch.

]870.

Thomas Speir, Esq., of Blackstoun, Burnbrae House, Convener. His Grace the Duke of Abercorn John Craig, Broom, M earns The Eight Honourable George Archibald Crawford, Kilbarchan ' ' — Frederick, Earl of Glasgow. John Clark,-- - of- Kirkiand Park, *The Right Honourable Charles Inverletli Row, Edinburgh Lord Blantyre James Cochrane, of Riversbank Sir William Stirling Maxwell, William Connell, of Nethertrees, Bart, of Folloc Lochwinnoch *Sir Robert John Milliken Napier, Andrew Crawford, 2 Clyde Terrace, Bart., of Milliken and Napier' Glasgow *Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, David Cross, Eastbank, near Bart., of Greenock and Blackball Bishopton James AlUson, of Malletsheugh, *Alex. Crum, of Thornliebank Mearns *Duncan Darroch, of Gourock, B.A. John G. Allison, of Cartsbridge, James Dunlop. of Arthurlie Mearns *Henry Barclay Dunlop, Yr., of James Anderson, of Highholm, Arthurlie Port-Glasgow Robert Douglas, feuar, Elderslie William Anderson, of Broadley William John Easton, writer, Glas- Hurlet gow, as factor for the Countess of John F. Anstruther, Merchant, Home Port-Glasgow Hugh Ferrier, of Clippens Matthew Algie, Langside, Crossmy- *liobert Freeland, of Gryfecaetle loof. Andrew Fleming, Fulwood, Hous- John Allan, Billhead, Kilbirnie ton Robert Arthur, Gavilmoss, Loch- *John G. Barnes Graham, of Kirk- winnooh hill and Craigallion, Barrhead. George Arbuckle, flesher, Greenock "Alexander Graham, of Capellie, Matthew Arbuckle, flesher, Barrhead Greenock *Allan Gilmour, of Eaglesham *John Buchanan, of Glenlora, *John Gordon, of Aitkenhead Lochwinnoch Robert Gillies, East Barnaigh, Robert Brodie, of Norvalstone, Lochwinnoch Lochwinnoch Thomas Watson Greig, of Muir- ^WiUiam Cunningham Graham shields, Lochwinnoch Bontine, of Ardoch, Dumbarton *James 0. Lee Harvey, of Castle- William Brown, of Plaintreeyett, semple M.D. Glasgow *Heury Lee Harvey, Castlesemple, John Burnett, of Mileburn, Glasgow Lochwinnoch John Boyd, of Kirkhill, Mearns George Ludovic Houstoun, of John- George Burns, residing at Wemyss stone House, Wemyss Bay John Howie, of Shawhill *John Burns, of Castle Wemyss, ^Archibald Campbell Holms, of Wemyss Bay Sandyford John Bartlemors, of Bourtrees, *William Holms, of Brabloch writer, Paisley *John Hamilton, of Greenbank * Archibald Campbell Campbell, of James Dunlop Hamilton, of Roger» Blythswood, Renfrew ton, writer, Glasgow 202 APPENDIX.

William Charles Stewart Hamilton, "Thomas Dundas Speirs, of Kilallan of Craighlaw and Barrochan, re- Alexander Graham Speirs, of Cul- siding at Craighlaw, Kirkcowan creuch Andrew Hair, merchant, Port- *Thomas Speir, of Blackstoun Glasgow "'Robert Thomas Napier Speir, of Robt. Howie, of Burnhouse, Mearns Culdees Castle John Herbertson, of Crooks Archibald Smith, of Jordanhill D.B. Johnson, Kaim, Lochwinuoeh Admiral Sir Houston Stewart, R.N., James Foster King, Longhaugh, and C.B. Bishopton James Stirling, of Glentyan, R.N. Henry Lamond, Writer, Glasgow Moses Steven, of Polmadie James Lowndes, of Arthurlie Archibald Sinclair, Deanside David Laidlaw, 14 Buchanan Street, James Scott, of Kelly Glasgow Samuel Henderson May Sommer- Robert Leckie, Pollokshaws ville, of Broadfield John Laird, Norwood Villa, Pollok- John Steuart, writer and banker, shields Pollokshaws *William Muir, of Caldwell John Salmon, residing at Johnstone *Day Hort Macdowall, of Garthland Castle, as factor for Geo. Ludovic John Muir, late of Plantation Houstoun, of Johnstone Robert Macfie of Langhouse Thomas Smith, Crosslees, by Thorn- *Peter Murdoch of Laiigbank liebaiik *Andrew Muirhead, of Meikle Cloak James Stevenson, of Auchenames Thomas Muir, of Muirpark, York William Stevenson, of Orosslee Terrace. Regent's Park, London William Stevenson, of Robbshill *Henry MCall, of Daldowie William Stewart, 114 Argyle Street, *Robert M'Haffie, of Eastwood Glasgow Duncan M'Donald, Parkhouse, James Stewart, of Garvocks Glasgow James Stewart, of Williamwood^' John M'Ewen, of Glenlora, Loch- James Swan, of Wattieston winnoch P. Walker, PoHokshields Robert M'Quaker, feuar, Johnstone *J. C. Wakefield, of Eastwood *Patrick Comyn Macgregor, of Bre- Park diland Arthur Watson, Overlee, Busby James MacGregor, St. Andrew's Alexander Wilson, Overtrees, Loch- Villa, PoHokshields winnoch Robert Macfarlane, Bridge of Weir John Wilson, of Hurlet William Melvin, Ashton, Gourock George Wilson, of Hurlet, residing John Stirling Napier, of Merchis- at West Hurlet ton James Wilson, Freeland House, *Allan Pollok, of Falside Erskine, factor for the Right John Patten, W.S., Edinburgh Honourable Charles,Lord Blantyre William Pollock, Titwood, Mearns James Young, of Gallowhill, William Paterson, Knockbartnock, Paisley Lochwinnoch *The Sheriff of the County *Robert William Coehrau Patrick, *The Sheriff-Substitute, Paisley of Woodside *The Sheriff-Substitute, Greenock John P. Patrick, ot Grangehill *The Provost of Renfrew Thomas Porter, Feuar, Johnstone The eldest Bailie of Renfrew ^Thomas Richardson, of Ralston *The Provost of Paisley David Richardson, of Hartfield * The Provost of Greenock Matthew Rodger, of Rossland, *The Provost of Port-Glasgow Bishopton *The Provost of Pollokshaws * Members of Standing Committee APPENDIXi 203

James Caldwell, Clerk of Supply— Office, 33 Old Sneddon Street, Paisley, Annual General Meetings held at Renfrew on 30th April, and last Tuesday of October. The 9th Section of the Act of Parliament 17th and 18th Vic. cap. 91., states the qualification requisite for a Commissioner of Supply.

Lieutenancy of Zlenfre'wsliire-

Lord-Lieutenant— Sir. M. E. Shaw Stewart, Bart. Vice-Lieutenant—Colonel Campbell.

John Macdougall, clerk, Mansion House, Greenock. Deputy-Lieutenants.

Alexander, Claud, of Ballochmyle Mure, Lieut.-Colonel "William, of 1860 Caldwell, 1860 Alexander, Capt. John H. L, R.N., Napier, Sir Robert J. M., Bart., 1863 1845 Blantyre, Lord, 1845 Napier, John Stirling, of Merchistofl Buchanan, Lieut.-Col. D. C. R. 0., House, 1860 of Drumpellier and Finlaystone, Paisley, Provost of 1863 Pollok, Allan, of Broom, 1860 Campbell, Archibald, of Blythswood, Renfrew, Provost of 1860 Richardson, Thomas, of Ralston, Darroch, Duncan, of Gourock, 1863 1863 Gllmour, Allan, of Eaglesham, 1860 Scott, James, 1860 Gordon, John, of Aikenhead, 1860 Speir, Thomas, of Burnbrae and Graham, John G. Barnes, of Craig- Blackstoun, 1845 allion, 1860 Speir, Robert Thomas Napier, Harvey, James Octavius Lee, of 1868 Castlesemple, 1860 Stirling, Captain James, E.N., of Macdowall, General D. H. of Glentyan, 1848 Garthland, 1846 Stewart, John Archd. Shaw, 1863

Income Tax Ccnmissioners,

For the Upper Ward of Renfrewshire^

Patrick Fraser, Sheriff, and J. G. Barns Graham, of Criaig-= Hugh Cowan, Sheriff-Substitute, allion.

. ex-officiis. Alexander Graham of Capellie. The Right Hon. Lord Blantyre. John Gordon of Aikenhead. Sir Robert J. M. Napier, Bart., of John M'Ewan of Glenlora. Milliken. Allan Gilmour of Eaglesham. Archibald, C. Campbell, of Blyths- Allan FoUok of Broom. wood.

Clerk— Andrew Millar, 8 Gilmour Street, Paisley.

Surveyor and Assessor—James S. Smiles, 1 Cotton Street, Paisley, 204 APPENDIX.

Assessed Taz Commissioners, For the Upper Ward of Renfrewshire^

The Right Hon, Lord Blantyre. John Howie, of Hazelden. Sir R. J. M. Napier, Bart., of Milli- John Hamilton, of Greenbank. ken and Napier. James D. Hamilton, of Rogerton Sir William Stirling Maxwell, Bart., Henry Lee Harvey, of Castlesemple. of Police. Day Hort Macdowall, of Garthland. Sir M. R. S. Stewart, Bart., of Colonel Mure, of Caldwell. Greenock. P. Comyn Macgregor of Brediland. Patrick Fraser, Advocate, Sheriff of Robert M'Haffie, of Eastwood. the County. Allan Pollok, of Falside. Hugh Cowan, Sheriff-Substitute, Thos. Dundas Speirs, of Kilallan. Paisley. Thos. Speir of Blackstoun. Hugh Lyon Tennant, Sheriff-Sub- Archd. Smith, of Jordanhill. stitute, Greenock. John Salmon, factor, Johnstone Colonel Campbell, of Blythswood. Castle. Jas. Dunlop, of Arthurlie. James Swan, of Wattieston Robert Freeland, of Gryfecastle. H. B. Dunlop, Yr., of Arthurlie Allan Gilmour, of Eaglesham. The Provost of Paisley, for the time J. G. Barnes Graham, of Kirkhill, being. and Craigallion. The Provost of Renfrew, for the Alex. Graham, of Capellie. time being. A. C. Holms, of Sandyford. The Eldest Bailie of Renfrew, for Wm. Holms, of Brabloch. the time being. Surveyor—James S. Smiles, 1 Cotton Street, Paisley. Inspector—James Martin, Queen Street, Glasirow. Collector, David Murray, Inland Revenue Office, Greenock. Sub. do., Wm. M'Intyre, jun., High Street, Paisley. Clerk—Jas. Caldwell, Writer, 33 Old Sneddon Street, Paisley.

Justice of Peace Court. Courts held at Paisley every Friday.

Clerk—John Bartlemore. | Depute-Clerk—Thos. MacRobert. Fiscal—Thomas Campbell. Courts held at Johnstone third Monday of each Month. Depute-Clerk—Walter Holmes, writer, Johnstone. Courts held at Lochwinnoch first Saturday of each Month. Depute-Clerk—John Reid, writer, Lochwinnoch. Courts held at Barrhead first Monday of each Month. Depute-Clerk— Archibald Brownlie, writer, Barrhead. Courts held at Pollokshaws first Tuesday of each Month. Depute-Clerk— John Steuart, writer, Pollokshaws. Quarter Sessions, first Tuesday of March, May, and August, and last Tuesday of October, at Renfrew. Licensing meetings held at Renfrew Third Tuesday of April and last Tuesday of October.

Inspectors of Weights and Measures. Paisley District —Robert Hunter and John Gildawie. Pollokshaws District—Robt. Hunter and Robt. Russell. Greenock District—Robert Hunter and Joseph Wood J^urgh of Paisley—Andrew Fisher, 81 New Sneddon. APPENDIX. 205

:Reiifrewsliire Prison Board—1870-71. Elected hy Commissioners 0/ Supply. The Riglit Son. Lord Blantyre. Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, Bart., of Greenock. Thomas Speir, of Blackstoun. J. G. Barnes Gi'aham, of Kirkhill and Craigallion. Allan Gilmonr, of Eaglesham. Colonel Mure, of Caldwell. John Gordon, of Aitkenhead. Archibald C. Holms, of Sandyford. Eobert M'Haffie, of Eastwood. Colonel Campbell, of Blythswood.

Elected hy Magistvites and Town Council of Paisley^ David Murray, Esq., Provost of Paisley. Richard Watson, Esq., one of the Bailies of Paisley. Wm. Eussell, Esq., Treastirer of the Burgh of Paisley. David Campbell, Esq., one of the Town Council of Paisley. Matthew Scott, Esq., one of the Town Council of Paisley.

Elected hy Magistrates and Town Council of Greenoch Jas. Morton, Esq., Provost of Greenock. Eobert Neill, Esq., one of the Bailies of Greenock. William Birkmyre, Esq., one of the Bailies of Greenock. Dugald Campbell, Esq., one of the Bailies of Greenock. William Neill, Esq., one of the Bailies of Greenock.

Elected hy Magistrntes nnd Toion Council of Port-Glasgote. Alexander Lang, Esq., Provost of Port-Glasgow. Elected hy Magistrates and Toton Council of Renfrew. Andrew Brown, Esq., Provost of Eenfrew.

Ex^Officiis. Patrick Eraser, Esq., Sheriff of Renfrewshire, or, in his absence, Hugh Lyon Tennent, Esq., Sheriff-Substitute at Greenock. Colonel Campbell, Chairman and Convener. Jas. H. Dunn, Clerk and Treasurer. UPPER WARD COMMITTEE.

Provost Murray (Convener'), Mr Scott, Bailie Watson, Treasurer Eussell, Provost Brown, Mr D. Campbell, Col. Mure, Col. Campbell, Mr A. C. Holms, Mr Gordon. Three to form a quorum. LOWER WARD COMMITTEE, Provost Morton {Convener), Sir M. E. 8. Stewart, Bart., Sheriff Tennent, Provost Lang, Bailie Bobert Neill, BaiUe Birkmyre, Bailie Campbell. Three to form a quorum, T ^06 APPENDIX.

€OMMITTEB APPOINTED To SUPBHINTEND THE EKECTION OF NEW PRISON AT GREENOCK. Provost Morton (^Convener), Eight Hon. Lord Blantyre, Sir M. R. S. Stewart, Bart., Mr J. Barna, Graham, Mr Speir, Mr Gilmoiir, Col. Campbell of Blythswood, Mr Holms, Col. Mure, Mr Gordon, Mr M'Haffie, Provost Morton, Mr David Campbell, Provost Lang, Sheriff Fraser, or, in his absence, Sheriff Tennent. Five to form a quorum.

OFFICERS. Paisley Pnson.

' 'Governor—Robert Bird. Clerk—C. M. Bird. , Matron—Helen Thomson. Head Warder—Hugh M'Kay. Housekeeper—Mrs Bird. Warders —John Wylie, John Teacher and Chaplain—Rev. John Gladstone, John Craw- Fleming, M.A. ford, Jane Crawford, Surgeon—Dr James Paton. Christina Blair. Night Warder—Thomas Kixon. Watchman—John White.

Gi'eenock Prison. •Keeper—John Love. Warders—Alex. Grant, William Matron—Anne G. Adatns. Grant, Isaac Aston, Mrs Chaplain —Mr Donald Brotchie, Fleming, Andrew Love. Surgeon—Dr Shortridge Watchman-—Duncan Campbell.

PolloTcshaws Prison. Keeper—John Brown. Matron— Mrs BroWn. 'Surgeon—Dr Walker.

l)tstRicT Board of Lunacy. Patrick Fraser, Esq., Sheriff of the County. Sheriff Tennent. Right Hon. Lord Blantyre. David Murray, Esq., Provost of Paisley. James Morton, Esq., Provost of Greenock. Robert Neill, Esq., one of the Bailies of Greenock,. John Gordon, Esq., of Aitkenhead. Robert M'Haffie, of Eastwood. Allan Gilmour, Esq., of Eaglesham. Thomas Speir, Esq., of Blackstoun. Col. Campbell, Esq., of Blythswood. A. 0. Holms, Esq., of Sandyford. William Russell, Esq., one of the Town Council of Paisley. —

APPENDIX. 207

Justices of the Peace. Paisley District. Alexander, Claud, of Ballochmyle Lamb, J. J., Underwood Cottage Arthur, James, of Barshaw Macfarlane, Hugh, banker, Gilmour Abercrombie, William, banker street Baird, John, Netherhill MacKean, William, merchant Barclay, James, Canal Bank MacKean, James Anderson, Cal- Bell, William, Renfrew side Boyd, George, Renfrew Macgregor, Patrick Comyn, of Brough, Peter, Oakshawhead Brediland Brown, Hugh, Egypt Park Millar, Andrew, Dean of Faculty of Brown, John, Causeyside Procurators Brown, Robert, Underwood Park Millar, James, Adelphi House Cattanach, Alex., Auchentorlie Morgan, John, of Greenlaw Clark, James, Camphill Murray, David, Castlehead Coats, James, yr., of Woodside Philips, William, of Orossftat Coats, Sir Peter, of Woodside Pollock, Alexander, jr., Riccartsbar Coats, Thomas, of Perguslie Pollock, Alex. Russell, Greenhill Craig, Archibald, Gateside Poison, Wm., starch manufacturer Fleming, Andrew, Fulwood Richardson, Thomas, of Ralston Glen, Thomas, Hawkhead Mills Russell, William, High street Guilleaume, Peter, banker. Paisley Reid, John, Whitehall Holms, Archibald C, of Sandyford Scott, Matthew, Gateside Holms, William, of Brabloch Sharp, David Galbraith, merchant Hutchison, Arciiibald, Fairhill Whitehead, Joseph, of Kilnside Huteheson, John, Garthland Place Wilson, George, West Hurlet K«rr, James, Underwood Wotherspoon, William, Maxwellton Sheriff-Depute and Sheriff-Substitutes of Renfrewshire, and the Provost and Magistrates of Paisley, for the time being.

Henfce.'^sliire Police. Head Quarters— 3 County Place.. Chief Constable—Robert Hunter, Paisley. Paisley District—Superintendent—John Gildawie, Paisley. Stations '"Incliinnan, *Paisley, and Yoker. Kilbarchan District— Inspector— John M'Farlane, Kilbarchan. Stations Bishopton, Crossliei Elderslie, Kilbarchan, *Linwood, and> Lochwinnoch, Barrhead District—InspeetOE—John Howden, Barrhead. Stations Barrhead, NitshUL, Neilston, and Newton Mearns. Pollokshaws District—Inspector—Robert Russell, Pollokshaws. Stations —Busby, by Glasgow, *Cathcart, Crossbill, Baglesham, Kinning Park, Pollokshaws, Strathbungo, and Thornliebank. Greenock District— Inspector—Joseph Wood, Port-Glasgow. Stations *Gourock, *Greenock, Inverkip, Kilmalcolm, *Port-Glasgow. Those marked (*) are Sergeants' Stations. The Force is Composed of the Chief Constable, 1 Superintendent, 4 Inspectors, 7 Sergeants, and 29 Constables—42.

Commissary Court- Held every Thursday at Eleven o'Clock Forenoon. Patrick Fraser, Commissary. Hugh Cowan, Commissary Depute. John Bartlemore, Commissary Clerk—OfiSce, County Buildings,. 208 APPENDIX.

County Police Committee* Chairman—Thomas Speir, of Blackstoun. The Eight Hon. Lord Blantyre. Robert M'Haffie, of Eastwood. The Right Hon. the Earl of Glas- J. C. Wakefield, of Eastwood Park. gow. Thomas Speir, of Blackstoun, The Sheriff of the County. chairman. Hugh Cowan, Sheriff Substitute, Col. Campbell, of Blythswood. Paisley. Captain Greig, of Muirshields. H. L. Tennent, Sheriff Substitute, Colonel Mure, of Caldwell. Greenock. Henry Lee Harvey, Castle&emple. Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart. Matthew Algie, Langside. John G. Barnes Graham, of Kirk- A. C. Holms, of Sandford. hill and Oraigallion. The Provost of PoUokshaws. Allan Gilmour, of Eaglesham. Provost Lang, Port-Glasgow. John Gordon, of Aitkenhead. Bailie Birkmyre, Port-Glasgow. Alexander Crum, of Thornliebank. Chief Constable- -Robert Hunter. Clerk—Ja. Caldwell, Clerk of Supply. Auditors—Messrs John Fisher and John M'-Gown, Accountants,, Paisley.

Sheriff Court, Court Hall, Coimty Buildings. Sits every Tuesday during Session. Patrick Eraser, sheriff, Hugh Dempster, sheriff-clerk. Hugh Cowan, sheriff-substitute, Thomas MArthur, sheriff-clerk depute.

SlieriS Small Deist Court, and Court uncLer Certain DeTots Reo every Act, 1867. Court Hall, County Buildings. Held every Thursday, at Eleven o'clock, during Session, Dempster, clerk. Thomas M'Arthur, depute-clerk. Hugh | Alexander M'Kechnie, Bar OfScer.

Burgh Courts. A Court is held in the forenoon of every lawful day, in the Convene

Room, at Ten o'clock, for the despatch of Criminal business ; and, a Court is held, when necessary (immediately after the Criminal Court} for the despatch of civil causes. William Hodge, Clerk. George Hart, Fiscal^ APPENDIX. 20D

Faculty of Procurators. Incorporated by Royal Charter, 24th June, 1803. Dean- Andrew Millar. Treasurer—John M'Innes. | Councillors. William Reid. James Caldwell. Thomas Walker. Examinators. Archibald Gardfler. Robert Macfarlane. James H. Dunn.

Clerk—John Bartlemore. | Fiscal— George Hart. Procurators for the Poor. PAISLEV DISTHICT. Walter Holmes, for Johnstone jAmes Caldwell. district Ilrancis Martin. A. R. Ferguson, for Pollokshaws, Robert Russell Neilston, and Barrhead William Conneil, for Lochwinnocb Auditors of Treasurer's Accounts—The Dean and Councillors. Auditor of Procurators' Accounts— William Hodge. Curators of Library—David Sample, David Young, James H. Dunn. Officer— Alex. M'Kechnie. MEMBERS.

Anderson, Mat., Neilston .... 1832 Holmes, John, Johnstone .. 1849

Dartlemore, John 1853 Holmes, Walter, Johnstone). 1862

Brownlie, Archibald,, Barrhead IS.-ie Martin, Francis .. 186a Caldwell, James 1849 Millar, Andrew, .. 1818

Campbell, David,; 1847 Millar, John, Dunoon ... 1831

Campbell, Thomas, 1853 Macfarlane, Robert... .. 1869

Gonnell, William, Lochwin- M'Farlane, Graham, .. 1811

noch, .. 1829 M'Innes, John .. 1841

Dunn, James H 1861 M'Lean, Wm., Glasgow, .. 1824 Ferguson, Alex. Robertson, MacRobert, Thomas, .. 18f,8

Neilston ... 1865 Reid, John, Johnstone .. 1842

Gardner, Archibald, 1828 Reid,. William, .. 1829

Gardner J. Neilson 1864 Russell, Robert .. 1866

Hart, George 1861 SemplCj David .. 1831

Hector, \Vm., PoIlokshawSi.. 1825 Walker, Thomas ... .. 1853

Henderson, R. L., 1858 Young, David . .. 18C1 Hodge, William 183U Procurators of Court n()t Members of Faculty. Crawford, John; Kirkwood, Allan*

Sheriff 0£S.cers. Alex. M-Kechnie, 4 Moss IStreet, also Messenger-at-Arms. James Paterson, Terrace Buildings. John Harkness, 14 High Street. Alex. Campbell, 4 Moss Street. George Gregory, 4 Moss Street. Joseph Biruie Cockburn, 4 Moss Street.

Justice of Peace Constalsles.

PAISLEY. James Giffen Paterson, Terrace > John Harkness, sen., 14 High Street Buildings John Harkness, jun., 14 High Street

Alex. M'Kechnie, MossStrest JOHNSTONE. . Alex. Campbell, Moss Street William Steel Joseph Birnie Cockburn, 4 Moss St. William Giffen.. 210 APPENDIX.

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Pinkerton Robertson Richmond Gardner Robertson Galbraith Crawford Richardson Sorley Gibb Osborne Leitch M'Kinlay Nimmo Black Fulton Neilson i Tannahill A. o

William William Daniel Thomas William Duncan W^illiam Daniel Angus James James James James Peter Joseph a John John John A.

Fraser F.M-Gibbor and 1 Youll Psalmody.: Ferguson Callander Mitchell Lambie

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~~212 APPENDIX.~~

~~Second Battalion Renfrewshire Rifle Volunteers.~~

~~Rank and Names of Officers of the above Battalion.~~

~~Rank. Names. Corps. Stations.~~

~~Lieut.-Col. William Mure, Battn. Caldwell House. Major Alexander Fullerton, „ Paisley. Carlile, Do. ^^ William ,, Captain Andrew Millar, 6th Do. John Fullerton, 3rd Do John Harvey, 17th Loehwinnoch.~~

~~^^ James Loudon, 9th Johnstone.~~

~~^^ John Jack, 20th Renfrew.~~

i> John Hodgart, 15th Kilbarchan. " Robert Peacock, 14rh Paisley. Thomas Glen Coats, 24th Do. Lieut. William Murray, (jth Do. Thomas K. Cameron, 14th Do. James Dobie, 3rd Do. Do. ^^ Robert Graham, ., 9th Johnstone. ^^ James F. Donald,

~~J) Robert Wylie, 17th Loehwinnoch. Robert Rowand, 24th Paisley. Gillan, Renfrew. ^^ Campbell 20th~~

~~,, Oliver Macgregor, 15th Kilbarchan. Ensign William Bell, 3rd Paisley. Glen, Loehwinnoch. ^^ Andrew 17th~~

~~i> Francis Christie, 9th Johnstone. 20th Renfrew. ,, William Loudon,~~

~~,j Henry Paterson, 6th Paisley.~~

~~,, John N. Gardner, 14th Do. 24th jj Jas. A. D. MacKean, Do.~~

~~17 15th Kilbarchan. Adjutant Spence D. Turner, Battn. Paisley.~~

~~Surgeon James T. Donald, ,t Do. Asst. Surg. W. Campbell, » Kilbarchan.~~

~~)i Hugh S. Colligan, )» Paisley. Chaplain. Robert Stephen, Renfrew. Hon. Secy. Robert Macfarlane, " Paisley.~~

~~Paisley Cemetery Company. Instituted 1845.~~

~~Board of Management. William Philips, Esq., Governor. Directors.~~

~~William Gibson, I David Seraple, Thomas Crichton, . Thomas Coats, Matthew Scott, John Snodgrass, |~~

~~Walter Allison, I William Forbes, W-^m. Abercrombie, M'Gown, Dundas S.Porteous John | Secretaries and Treasurers- Hodge, Young, & Martin. Superintendent- John Murray. APPENDIX. 213~~

~~Paisley Infirmary-~~

~~Year Oommenciag 1st April, 1870. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Mr Matthew Scott, President. Secretary. Mr William Gillespie, Treasurer. | Mr William Hodge,~~

Sir Peter Coats, Messrs James M'Murchy, Provost Murray, William Boyd, Trea>urer Russell, James Arthur, Messrs Wm. Abercrombie, William Philips, James Clark, John M'Gown, William Coats, James Millar, Manuf., Robt. P. Dalziel. Robert Russell. John Walker, Jun., John Bain, Resident Surgeon Mrs Courtoy, Matron. Rev. J. D. Stewart, Chaplain. QUARTEKLY COMMITTEES. From 1st April to 1st July. From 1st Oct. to 1st Jan., 1871. Mr Wm. Abercrombie {Convene^^"), Treasurer Russell ( Convener), Provost Murray, Measrs James Arthur, Messrs James M'Murchy, John M'Gown, William Boyd. Sir Peter Coats.

From 1st July to 1st Octobbii. From 1st Jan., 1871, to 1st April. Messrs James Millar {Convener), Messrs William Coats {Convener}^ James Clark, William Hodge, R. F. Dalziel, William Philips, John Walker, Jun. Robert Russell. The President and Treasurer, ex-offlciis. Members of each Quarterly Committee. ,

~~Account Committee. The President, Messrs William Abercrombie, James Millar, Williami Russell, and William Coats. The President, Convener. Library Committee.~~

~~The President, the Treasurer, and the Members of the Medical Board, Medical Board,~~

Acting Physician, Dr Richmond; Acting Surgeon, Dr Taylor; Con- sulting Physician, Dr M'Kechnie; Consulting Surgeon, Dr Graham. The Dispensary is open every day froin 10 till 11 A.M. for advice; and from 11 A.M. till 12 noon, and from 5 til! 6 P.M., for Dispensing Medicine. On Tuesdays and Fridays attendance will be given in the Dispensary from 12 to 1 p.m., for Vaccinating Children. Friends of Patients admitted daily from lU till 11 A.M. One Ticket admits a Fever Patient, and Two Tickets a Medical of Surgical Patient, to the House, on the certificate of any Medical gentleman. 214 APPENDIX.

~~Parochial Board, Paisley, 1870-'7l. Inspector's Department.~~

. S. Brown, Inspector. Peter Baine, Assistant Inspector. John Muir, Clerk. James Kenfrew, Collector. PooRHOUSE Department. William M'Kenzie, Governor. Agnes Baird, Matron. William Aitken, Chaplain. Robert Falconer, Surgeon. John Nicholson, Porter.

James Millar, Esq., Chairman. Provost Murray- Messrs John Muir JMessrs John Walker Bailies Watson John M'Lean Mattw. Brown Park R. F. Dalziel James Lang Fisher Wm. Campbell James Barclay Cochran AndW.Walker A. M'Keuzie Messrs William Craw James Fergus R. Richardson John Carswell Arthur Lewis Jas. Hamilton John Young committees. Assessment. Provost Murray, Bailies Park, Cochran, Messrs R. F. Dalziel, James Fergus, Archd. M'Kenzie, William Craw, James Hamilton, Andrew Walker, John Young, William Campbell, James Barclay, Con.

Administraticm of Relief. Bailie Watson, Messrs R. F. Dalziel, Arthur Lewis, Andrew Walker, James Barclay, John Muir, Matthew Brown, John Young, John Carswell, James Lang, Archd. M'Kenzie, John Walker, R, Richardson, Con. Poorhouse. Bailies Fisher, Park, Messrs James Barclay, Arthur Lewis, James Lang, Archd. M'Kenzie, William Campbell, R. F. Dalziel, Andrew Walker, Matthew Brown, William Craw, James Fergus, Bailie Watson, Con. Finance. Bailie Watson, Messrs James Barclay, Robert Richardson, John Muir, R. F. Dalziel, Con. Committees to visit the Pooi'house Weekly 1 Provost Murray, Bailies Park, Cochran, Con. 2. —Messrs William Craw, John Young, Bailie Fisher, Con. 3.—Bailie Watson, Messrs John Carswell, John Muir, Con. 4.—Messrs Archd. M'Kenzie, James Hamilton, James Millar, Con. 5. —Bailie Watson, Messrs Robert Richardson, James Fergus, Con. 6. —Messrs James Millar, James Barclay, Andrew Walker, Con.. 7.—Messrs Arthur Lewis, John Walker, Wm. Campbell, Con. 8. —Messrs James Lang, Matthew Brown, R. F. Dalziel, Con. BURGH ASYLUM.

~~; Falconer, surgeon William M'Kenzie, superintendent Robert ; Peter Thomson, male attendant; Mrs-M'Ken^tje, head female attendant; Mary Paul, female attendants APPENDIX. 215~~

Aldlsey Parochial Board. Inspector's Department. Kobert Kobertson, Inspector. Donald Sutherland, Assistant Inspector. Robert Rowand, Clerk. Robert Oliver, Collector. PooRHousE Department. C. W. Laing, Governor. Mrs Chapman, Matron. Mrs Ridge, and Mrs Shaw, Assistant Matrons. James Sproul, Chaplain. William Hume, Clerk. Thomas Graham, M.D., Surgeon. John Agnew, Porter. Charles Lochrie, Baker.

~~Rev. James C. Lees, Chairman of the Board, and tx-offkis Members of all the Committees. COMMITTEES.~~

GENERAL AND HOUSE COMMITTEE. v^ Rev. J. C. Lees, Chairman, William Poison, Esq., Vlce-Chairmau, Messrs John Salmon, John Muir, Robert Blair, James Finlaysoti, Thomas Porter, William Johnstone, Robert M'Quaker, Thos. Bonnar, Robert Douglas, Thomas Jack, Andrew Millar, William Taylor, John

Weir, James Strang, Hugh Caldwell ; Revs. J. C. Lees, James Dodds j Messrs John Pinkerton, William Cochran, James Anderson, Jamea Myles, James M'Lauchlan, William Jamieson, John Cochran, James Wilson, sen., James Wilson, jun., Thomas Peacock, Daniel Muir, John Snodgrass, David Patrick, William Poison, John Robertson, Archibald Renfrew, Robert Cochran, Alexander Muir, William Peock, George Hamilton, John M'lnnes, William Holms. Eight a Quorum.

RELIEF COMMITTEE. For taking charge of all matters regarding the administration of Relief to Paupers, and the Education of Pauper Children, and advising with the Inspector thereanent. Messrs Robert Blair, Thomas Porter. Thomas Bonnar, Robert Douglas, Thomas Jack, William Taylor, John Weir, James Strang, 'J. Hugh Caldwell ; Rev. Dodds ; Messrs John Pinkerton, William Cochran, James Anderson, James M'Lachlan, William Jamieson, John Cochran, Thomas Peacock. Daniel Muir, John Snodgrass, David Patrick, Archibald Renfrew, Robert Cochran.—Mr Jamieson, Convener, Five a Quorum.

ASSESSMENT, FINANCE, AND LAW COMMITTEE. For disposing of all appeals against Assessments, and taking charge of all matters of Finance and questions of Law. Messrs James Myles, John Salmon, William Johnstone, William Jamieson, William Holms, John M'lnnes, James Wilson, sen., James Wilson, jun., Hugh Caldwell, Robert M'Quaker, William Peock, Wm. Taylor.—Mr Myles, Convener. Three «, Quorum. 216 APPENDIX.

~~SANITARY COMMITTEE.~~

Appointed tinder " Public Health (Scotland) Act." Mr James Myles, John Salmon, William Johnstone, William Jamieson, William Holms, John M'Innes, James Wilson, sen., James Wilson, jun., Hugh Caldwell, Eobert M'Quaker, William Peock, William Taylor.—Mr Myles, Convene?: Three a Quorum.

~~COMMITTEES. Appointed by House Committee. Ground Committee. Repair Committee.~~

Messrs William Poison. Messrs William Poison. " James Wilson, sen. " Hugh Caldwell. " James Wilson, jun. " John Pinkerton. " John Salmon. " William Cochran. " George Hamilton. " John Cochran. " James Myles, " William Peock. " James Strang. " Eobert M'Quaker.

~~Mr Myles, Convener, Mr Pinkerton, Convener. ABBEY ASYLUM.~~

~~C. W. Laing, superintendent ; Mrs Chapman, matron ; T. Graham,~~

~~M.D., surgeon ; Thomas Holms, head male attendant; John Gardiner,~~

~~George Murray, Roderick M'Donald, male attendants ; Mrs Holms, head female attendant; Margaret White and Euphemia Douglas, female assistant attendants.~~

rarliamentary Constitu- Valuation of Burgli. ency. 1st Ward, 518 High Parish, ... £30,803 2d „ 777 Middle „ 28,563 8d „ 701 Low, „ 18,395 4th „ 853 Abbey, „ 40,260 6th „ 744 Part of Renfrew, 186 Railways and Canal, 7977 Total Constituency, 3593 £126,184 18 6

~~To'V7n Officers.~~

~~John Harkness, 14 High Street. John Harkness, Town Drummer and Town Crier, 14 High Street. Landeemer's Day, 2d Tuesday iu Juae, for perambulating Burgh marches. APPENDIX. 217 BANKS~~

Bank of Scotland. Instituted 1695. 8 St. Mikrek Street. Head Office—Bank Street, Edinburgh. London Office— 11 Old Broad Street. Open from 10 till 3, and on Saturdays from 10 till 12. John Hutcheson, agent. Alexander Boyd, accountant. James Ross, teller. Bobert Gibson, Wm. E, Barbour, and John Macalaster, clerks. Eobert Lochhead, porter—house, 6 Moss street. The Bank negotiates Bills and grants Letters of Credit on all the principal towns in Scotland, England, and Ireland. Draws on their

~~Branch in London, at 11 Bond Street ; Smith, Payne, & Smiths ;~~

Coutts & Co. ; the Bank of England, London ; and on the Colonies and Foreign Countries; also issues Circular Notes of £10 and £20 each free of charge, for the use of travellers and others in all parts of the world, ^rational Bank of Scotland, Instituted, 21st March. 1825, and incorporated by Royal Charter. Governor—The Right Honourable— the Earl of Dalhousie, K.T., G.C.B. General Manager "William James Duncan, Esq. Head Office— 42 St. Andrew Square, Edinburgh. London Office— 37 Nicholas Lane, E.G. Paisley Office— 1 Forbes Place. Peter Guilleaume, agent. Robert Brodie, assistant agent and accountant. John Melvin, teller. Robert Edmonds and John Blair Walker, clerks. Joseph Carter, porter—house, 13 Causeyside. Draw on Glyn, Mills, & Co., Coutts & Co., and the Union Bank of

Loudon,- Fould & Co., Paris ; J. & J. Stuart & Co., New York; and have correspondents in all the principal towns in Scotland, England, and Ireland, aud in the Colonies. The National Bank of Scotland issue Foreign Credits and Circular Notes, available in all parts of the world, and they negotiate Bills in every place in Scotland, Eng- land, Ireland, and abroad, where there is a Bank or Banker. Clydesdale Banking Company. Instituted 1838. 7 High Street (Cross).

~~Open from 10 till 3, and on Saturdays from 10 till 12. David Campbell, agent. James Lamb, accountant. James S. Robertson, clerk.~~

~~Draw on Barnetts, Hoares, Hanburys, Lloyd, bankers, London ; and~~

the London and Westminster Bank, London ; and negotiate Bills and grant Credits on the principal towns in Scotland, England, and also, Ireland ; on the Bank of British North America, Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Vancouver Island. U —

~~218 APPENDIX.~~

Sritisli Linen Company's Bank. Instituted 1746. 17 Gilmour Street. Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon—Shuts at 12 on Saturday. Hugh Macfarlane, agent. Alex. Gardiner, accountant. Peter Clark, teller. And. Paterson, clerk< Miller, porter—house, 3 Thread Street. Draw on, and Negotiate Bills, through Smith, Payne, & Smith, London. Bradford Banking Company, Brad- The Bank of England and Branches ford. The Bank of Ireland and Branches Wauklyn & Co., Buenos Ayres. Carlisle and Cumberland Bank and James G. Kings, Sons, New York. Branches. London and South African Bank Bank of Whitehaven. and Branches. J. Backhouse & Co., Darlington, English, Scottish, and Australian and Branches. Chartered Bank and Branches. Samuel Smith & Co., Nottingham. Bank of New Zealand and Branches Sheffield and Kotherham Bank. Bank of Australasia and Branches National Provincial Bank of Eng- Bank of Otago (Limited) and land and Branches. Branches. Halifax Joint Stock Bank. Bank of British Columbia and Huddersfield Banking Company Agencies. and Branches. Bank of Montreal and Agencies. And the principal towns in Scotland, and all places where there is a bank. City of G-lasgow Bank, Instituted 1839. Tempoeary Premises, 109 High Street, Terrace Buildings. Alex. Pollock, jun., agent. Robert Leckie, Accountant. James Brown, teller. John Dougall, James Ballantyne, and Carus Anderson, clerks. Draws on Loudon Joint Stock Bank, London, and on all the principal towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland. Negotiates Bills on all places where there is a Bank or Banker. Union Bank of Scotland^ Instituted 1829, and Incorporated under Act of Parliament. 3 GiLMouR Street. William Abercrombie, agent. William Eobb, teller. David C. Bell, accountant. John Scott, W. E. W. Merrylees, and Edward M. Bruce, clerks. William Eussell, messenger—house, 48 Moss Street.

~~Draws on Glyn, Mills, & Co., London ; and on nearly all the principal~~

~~towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland ; De Eothschilds Freres, J. G. Kings, Sons, New York Union Bank of Australia, Paris ; ;~~

~~Sydney, Melbourne ; and other branches ; Bank of Montreal, &c., &c. Negotiates Bills on all towns in Great Britain and Ireland where there is a banker. — —~~

~~APPENDIX. 219~~

~~National Security Savings Bank-~~

Instituted May, 1838. Opfice—14 GiLMOUR Street. Chairman—Arclid. Craig. Deputy-Chairman— Thos. Coats. William Abercrombie, Treasurer. Actuary—John M'Gown. Auditor—Thomas Risk. Committee of Management for 1870 : Messrs. Archd. C. Holms, Messrs. James Johnston, "William Gillespie, George Masson, James A. MacKean, William Poison, William Gibson, Archd. Hutchison, David Campbell, John Walker. T. W. Macalpine, John Lamberton, John Poison, William Reid, David Gilmour, Archd. Bell, Alex. King, Wm. Wotherspoon, James M'Murchy, Wm. Hodge, Thos. Crichton, Eobert F. Dalziel. The Bank is open for receiving and paying on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 10 till 3 o'clock, and on Saturday Evening from 6 till 9 for receiving only.

~~Penny Saving's Banks. In connection with the following Sabbath School or Home Mission Associations, are open every Saturday evening, for receiving Deposits from One Penny upwards :~~

~~Reformed Presbyterian Church, 36 Wellmeadow ; North Church, Love Street; George Street Baptist Church, Church Hall; Canal Street U.P. Church, Library Hall: Abbey Close U.P. Church, 11~~

~~Abbey Str. et ; Free South Church, Session House ; Free High Church, 79 George Street (in connection with Storie Street Mission of Free~~

~~High Church) ; Free St. George's Church, 104 Causeyside ; Middle~~

~~Church, Hunter Street ; Fi-ee Middle Church, 27 Back Sneddon and Mission, Dickson School Room Abbey, Inkermann ; WiUiamsburgh ;~~

Lawn Street School Room ; Canal Street Independent, Wilson Hall. The receipts of each are deposited in the National Security Savings Bank. Each Bank is under the Superintendence of Trustees and a Com- mittee of Management.

~~Bank Holidays.~~

~~New Year's Day Jan. 1 Queen's Accession June 20 Queen's Marriage Feb. 10 Queen's Coronation June 28~~

~~Good Friday April 19 Christmas Day Dec. 2.ijv Queen's Birthday May 24 —~~

~~220 APPENDIX.~~

~~Insurance Companies. FiKE AND Life.~~

Accident—John M'Go-wn. 14 Gilmour Street. Alliance and Insurance Co. of Scotland, Fire and Life—John Bartle- more, County Buildings (North end). Atlas, Fire and Life—Eobert Brown & Son, Sneddon Bridge. Britannia, Fire—James Hay, 10 High Street.

~~British Equitable, Fire and Life—George Weir, 97 High Street ; John M'Kinlay, 37 New Street. British Imperial Corporation, Fire—Eobert Waterston, 4 Smithhills.~~

~~Briton Medical, Life—James Hay, 10 High Street ; Thomas Cullen, 12 St. James Place.~~

~~Caledonian, Fire and Life—David Semple, 16 Gilmour Street ; James Dalziel, Wester Carriagehill. Commercial Union, Fire and Life—Eobt. Wotherspoon, 50 Maxwellton.~~

~~County, Fire— John Lorimer, Braeside Cottage, Millarston ; James M'Duff, 5 High Street (Cross).~~

City of Glasgow—Andrew Millar, jun., 8 Gilmour Street ; Alexander Gardner, 3 Moss Street. Economic, Life—David Murray, 15 Gilmour Street. English and Scottish Law, Life—Eeid & Henderson, 3 County Place.

Edinburgh, Life —Eobert Armour, 16 Causeyside ; James Macduff, 5 High Street (Cross). European, Life—John Muir, 23 Moss Street. Guardian Plate Glass—James Winning, Terrace Buildings, 109 High Street.

Imperial, Fire and Life—D. Gilmour, 5 Causeyside ; David Murray, 15 Gilmour Street; Andrew Patersnn, 10 Glen Lane. Insurance Company of Scotland —Wm. M'lutyre, sen., 6 High Street. Lancashire, Fire and Life—Alexander Gardiner, 3 Caledonia Street. Liverpool and London, and Globe, Fire and Life—David Campbell, 7

~~High Street ; John M'Gown, 14 Gilmour Street ; Robert Boyd,~~

~~15 Gilmour Street ; Eobert Muir, 24 Orchard Street ; John Muir,~~

23 Moss Street ; James Lang, 86 High Street. London and General Plate Glass—James Adam, jun., 7 Gilmour Street. London, Fire and Life—John Pollock, 15 Gilmour Street. London Eoyal Exchange, Fire and Life—William Philips, Forbes Place. London and Lancashire, Fire and Life—Eobert Wotherspoon, 50 Maxwellton. London and Southwark Insurance Corporation (Limited) Manchester, Fire—Thomas Walker, 8 Gilmour Street. Mutual Assurance—Thomas M'Arthur, County Buildings. National Provincial Plate Glass Insurance Company—Joseph White- head, 6 Moss Street. North British and Mercantile, Fire and Life —Eobert Armour, 16,

~~Causeyside ; M'Innes & Macfarlane, 2 Lawn Street ; Joha Hutcheson, Bank of Scotland. APPENDIX. SiSft~~

~~Northern, Fire and Life—James Winning, Terrace Buildings, 109~~

~~High Street ; James Lamb, Clydesdale Bank, 7 High Street. Norwich Union, Fire and Life—James J. Lamb, 6 St. James Place.~~

~~Queen, Fire and Life—John Fisher, 4 Oauseyside ; William Brownlie,; 50 Maxwellton. Pelican, Life—Thomas Walker, 8 Gilmour Street. Phcenix, Fire —Archd. Hodge, 15 Gilmour Street.~~

Provident, Life —John Lorimer, Braeside Cottage, Millarston ; James Macduff; 5 High Street (Cross). Prudential Assurance Co.—John M"D. Baine, 22 Lady Lane. Reufre^vshire Agricultural Cattle— Hodge, Young, & Martin, County Buildings Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool, Fire and Life—James

~~Caldwell, 33 Old Sneddon ; G. W. Macalpine,. 48 Moss Street. Scottish Amicable, Life —John M'Gown, 14 Gilmour Street.~~

Scottish Commercial, Life —J. N. Gardner, 3 County Place ; P. Guilleaume, National Bank. Scottish Equitable, Life—Eobert Boyd, 15 Gilmour Street. Scottish Imperial, Fire and Life—Robert Leckie, City of Glasgow Banlc Scottish. Provident Institution, Life—Archibald Hodge, 15 Gilmour

~~Street ; Campbell & Russell, 7 High Street. Scottish Provincial, Aberdeen, Fire and Life—John Crawford, 24~~

~~Abbey Street ; Reid & Henderson, 3 County Place ; Robert Russell, 11 St. James Place. Scottish Union, Fire and Life—Hodge, Young,. & Martin, County~~

~~Buildings ;. George Hart, 5 County Place ; Alexander Hart, Churchhlll. Scottish National,, Fire and Life—R. Congalton, 21 St. James Street.~~

~~Scottish Fire—James Adam, County Buildings ; James Hay, 10 High~~

~~Street ; James Brown, City of Glasgow Bank. Scottish Widows' Fund, Life —E. Wotherspoon,.50 Maxwellton; James Adam, County Buildings.~~

Standard, Fii'e and Life—William M'Intyre, jun.,, 6, High Street ; E. B. Hatriek. 18 Gilmour Street. Steam Boiler—Jas.H. Dunn, School of Art Buildings. Sun, Fire and Life—Jas. H. Dunn, School of Art Buildings. Victoria Insurance Co.—John Williamson, 11 New Smithhills. West of England, Fire and Life—Alex, Pollock, jun., Terrace

Buildings ; Dalrymple Lyle, 4 High Slreet. Westminster, Fire and Life—Joseph Whitehead, 6 Moss Steeet. Welsh Provincial, Fire and Life —J. Pollock & Co., 5 Causeyside. Yorkshire— William M'Intyre, Jun., 6 High Street.

~~Ee^istrars of Birtlis, Marriages, and. Deatlis.~~

~~Abbey Parish, Robert Waterston, 4 Old Smithhills. High Parish, Louis Hoeck, 86 High street. Middle and Low Parishes, James Reid, 101 High streets u 2 —~~

~~222 APPENDIX.~~

Pulolic Offices, Sec. j\bhey Poor Eatps, 22 Smithhills—Eobert Oliver, collector. Bakers' House of Call, 8 High street — Koi-ert Lauchian, keeper. Bank of Scotland, 8 St. Mirren street—John Hutcheson, agent. British Linen Co.'s Bank. 17 Gilmour street— Hugh Macfarlane, agent. Burgh Trustees' Office, County Buildings—James Adam, treasurer. Tanal Office, 18 Canal street— Hugh Clark, manager and treasurer. Chamberlain's Office, County Buildings — James Adam. City of Glasgow Bank—Terrace Buildings, 109 High street —Alexander Pollock, agent. Clydesdale Bank, 7 High street— David Campbell, agent. Commissary, County Buildings—John Bartlemore, clerk. Gas Commissioners, 23 Moss street—William Nairne, treasurer. Glasgow Herald, 2 Gilraour street— William B. Watson, crrespondent. Inland Revenue, 24 Orchard street—John F. Otter and Alfred Churcber, supervisors. Justice of Peace, County buildings—John Bartlemore, clerk. National Bank of Scotland, I Forbes place— Peter Guilleaume, agent. North British Mail, 4 County place—James Drewette, correspondent. Paisley Herald and Renfrewshire Advertiser, Waterloo Place, 2 Gilmour street—Richard Watson, publisher. Paisley Herald Printing (Jffice,10 High street— sale shop and counting house, Waterloo place. 2 Gilmour street—Wm. B. Watson, printer. Paisley and Renfrewshire Gazette, 3 Moss street— J. & J. Cook, publishers. Paisley and Renfrewshire Independent, Gilmour street —John Millar, publisher. Police Office, County buildings—George Ingram, superintendent. Police, County, County place—Robert Hunter, chief constable. Post Office, 9 Gilmour street— Francis Deans, postmaster. Prison, County Buildings—Robert Bird, governor. Procurator Fiscal, Burgh, 5 County place— George Hart, fiscal. Procurator Fiscal, County, 5 County place— Daniel MacFarlan, fiscal. Procurator Fiscal, J.P., County buildings (North side)— Tlios. Campbell, fiscal. Railway, Renfrew. Renfrew road—David Donaldson, station-master. Railway, G. & P. Joint Line, County place—D. M'Kinlay, superintendent. Railway, Caledonian, G. & P., and Greenock Section, County Place Daniel M'Kinlay, goods and passenger agent. Renfrewshire Militia, barracks, Williainsburgh—L. B. Barr, quartermaster. Savings Bank, 14 Gilmour Street—John M'Gown, actnary. Sheriff Clerk, County buildings—Hugh Dempster, Clerk—Thomas M 'Arthur, depute-clerk. Stamps, 6 High street—.William M'Intyre, distributor. Taxes—Burgh Poor, 8 New Sneddon—James Renfrew, collector. „ Police, County buildings—James Adam, treasurer and collector. „ Water, County buildings—James Adam, treasurer and collector.

,, Prison and Road, County Buildings—James Adam, treasurer and collector. „ Rogue Money, 33 Old Sneddon—Ja. Caldwell, collector. „ Income. 1 Cotton street—James S. Smiles, surveyor. „ Income, 6 High street—William M'Intyre, sub-collector. Town Clerk— County Buildings— William Hodge, clerk. Union Bank of Scotland, 3 Gilmour street— William Abercrombie, agent. —

~~APPENDIX. 22S~~

~~Paisley and Renfrew Railway. Trains run between Paisley and Renfrew about every two hours. Station—Renfrew Road. Station-master—David Donaldson.~~

~~G-lasg^w and Paisley Joint Line. County Place. Manager and Secretary—Alexander Cowan. iSuperintenchiit—Daniel M'Kinlay. Inspector—John Woodrow. M'Fadyen & Co., carting- agents.~~

Caledonian Railway. Chairman—Thomas Hill. General Manager—James Smithells. Goods Manager—James Thompson. Secretary—Archibald Gibson. Superintendent at Paisley—Daniel M'Kinlay. Caledonian Co., carting agents.

~~G-lasfow and Soiitli-"Western Rail77ay,~~

-, Chairinan— Sir Andrew Orr, Glasgow. General Manager—William Johnstone. Secretary —J. W. Wainwright. Goods Manager—D. Dickie. Superintendent at Paisley—Daniel M'Kinlay. M'Fadyen & Co., carting agents.

~~G-lasgow, Paisley, and Ardrossan Canal.~~

Canal Wharf, 18, Canal Street. Secretary—W. J. Waiuwright, No. 14, Bridge Street, Glasgow. Manager—Hugh Clark, Canal Office, Paisley. Regular Trading Boats start every lawful day near uiidernoted hours (Extra Boats to suit convenience of Parties')

Port-Eglintou to Paisley, 6 and 9 a m , 12 and 3 p.m. Port-Eglinton to Johnstone, 6 a.m. and 12 noon. Paisley to Port-Eglinton, half-past 7 and 10 a.m., 2 and 4 p.m.. Paisley to Johnstone, 6 a.m. 11 a m. and 5 p.m. Johnstone to Paisley, 9 a.m. 6 a.m. and 2 p.m. Goods to be on uhe Wharf an hour before time of sailing. Canal Office, 18 Canal Street. For rates of carriage, or other particulars, apply to Thomas Smithy receiving clerk, Canal Office, 9 Ann Street^ Glasgow. William Lamont, goods agent. Canal Basin, Port-Eglinton. James Alcorn, Do. Do. Paisley. John Sharp, Do. Do. Johnstone, with any of whom orders may be left and inquiries made relative to the carrj'ing trade. —

~~224 APPENDIX.~~

~~Carriers' Quarters. All Parts of the World—M'Fayden & Co., Goods Station, Greenlaw. do. —Charles Eobb & Co., do.~~

~~BaiThead and Neilston—Arrives Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday ; departs same days—George Hamilton, 71 Causeyside.~~

~~Beitk—Arrives Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday ; departs same days North British Inn, 29 High Street.~~

~~Beith and Kilbirnie—Arrives Tuesday, Friday ; departs same days —James Gray, at Lockie's, 12 Causeyside.~~

~~Dairy—Arrives Tuesdays and Fridays ; departs same days— George Sloan, from George Lockie's, 5 George Street. Glasgow— Axxives and departs daily— George Lockie, 12 Causeyside;~~

~~James Lockie, 91 Causeyside ; J. M'-Nair & Co., 14 Thread Street.. Railway Parcel OfBce, Railway Station.~~

HoiLston—Axvive?, Tuesday, Friday ; departs same days — Peter Kean, A. H. Park, Cross. Houston—Arrives and departs on Thursdays —Mackay, George Hotel. Johnstone—Arrives and departs daily—Robert Laugmuir, 91 Causey- side.

Kilbarchan—Arrives Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Fridays ; departs same days—Robert Stevenson, at John Bell's, 12 Causeyside. Kilmarnock—Arrives and departs Tuesdays aad Thursdays—James Smith, from John Bell's, 12 Causeyside. Mid-Town Field—Arrives and departs daily—John M'Nab & Co. Various Places—Railway Parcel Office, Railway Station.

Burying Grounds, Grave Diggers, &c. Abbey Church—Henry M'Pherson, Superintendent of Abbey Burying Ground, 4 Smithhills. Abbey Close United Presbyterian Church — James Galbraith, 5 Abbey close. Canal Street United Presbyterian Church—James Nimmo, officer and sexton, 118 George street. Cemetery, 58 Broomlands—John Murray, Superintendent of Paisley Cemetery Burying Gfounds, 68 Broomlands. Gaelic Church—Daniel Robertson, 13 Oakshaw Street. High and Low Churches—David Thomson, 13 School Wynd. Martyrs' Church, 60 Broomlands. Now united to Cemetery Grounds.. Apply to John Murray, superintendent, 58 Broomlands. Oakshaw Street United Presbyterian Church—Joseph A. Falconer,. Meeting-house Brae. Reformed Presbyterian Church—Daniel Robertson, 13 Oakshaw street Thread Street United Presbyterian Church—Wm. Sorely, 10 Thread. street. Trinity Church—Edward Graham, 74 Love Street. South Church— Alex. Robertson, Neilston Road.. APPENDIX. 225

~~POST OFFICE, 9 ^ilmour Street.~~

~~ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.~~

Arrives. Closes. Despatch. 7 a.m. London, England, and Foreign - 4.30 p.m. 5 p.m. 8.5 a.m. Do. Do. - 8.10 p.m. 8.38 p.m. 7 a.m. Ireland, Nortli and South - 7.45 p m. 8.5 p.m. 8.5 a.m. Do. Do. - 8.10 p.m. 8.35 p.m. 7 a.m. Glasgow _ . - - 10.40 a.m. 10.50 a.m. 8.5 a.m. Do. - - 12.40 p m. 12.50 p.m. 11.16 a.m. Do. - - - - - 4.30 p.m. 5 p.m. 3.20 p.m. Do. - - 5.45 p.m. 5.55 p.m. 6.10 p.m. Do. - 10 p.m. 10 p.m. 7 a.m. Edinburgh _ - - - 10.40 a.m. 10.50 a.m. 11.16 a.m. Do. - - 12.40 p.m. 12.50 p.m. 3.20 p.m. Do. - - 8.10 p.m. 8.35 p.m. 6.10 pm. Do. - 10 p.m. 10 p.m. 7 a.m. North of Scotland - 5.45 p.m. 5.55 p.m. 8.20 p.m. Do. - 10 p.m. 10 p.m. 7 a.m. South of Scotland - 12.40 p.m. 12.50 p.m. 11.16 a.m. Do. . - - - - 8.10 p.m. 8.35 p.m. 6.10 p.m. Do. - - - 10 p.m. 10 p.m. 7 a.m. Greenock and Port Glasgow - - 7.40 a.m. 7.45 a.m. 11.20 a.m. Do. - - - - 10.50 a.m. 11 a.m. — Do. - - 2.50 p.m. 3 p.m. 5.15 p.m. Do. _ - - - 5.50 p.m. 6 p.m. 8.43 p.m. Do. - 10 p m. 10 p.m. 3 p.m. Bishopton _ - _ 10 p.m. 10 p.m. 7 a.m. West Highlands - 5.45 p.m. 5.55 p.m. 2.30 p.m. Johnstone _ _ _ 9 a.m. 915 a.m. Lochwinnoch - - - - 10.30 a.m. 10.40 a.m. 12.45 p.m. Johnstone and Lochwinnoch - - 4.15 p.m. 4.30 p.m. 6.40 p.m. Do. Lochwin., Beith, and Dairy, - 4.15 p.m. 4.30 p.m. 9.50 p m. Do. Do. Do. and Howwood 10 p.m. 10 p.m. 6.40 p.m. Ayrshire _ _ _ 7 a.m. 7.10 a.m. 8.5 a.m. Do. _ _ _ - 4.15 p.m. 4.30 p.m. 12.40 p.m. Do. - - - - 5.45 p.m. 5.55 p.m. Kilmarnock - - _ - 3.15 p.m. 3.30 p.m. 6.30 p.m. Elderslie, Quarrelton, and Howood 10 p.m. 6.30 a.m. 10 a.m. Renfrew _ - _ 10 p.m. 6 a.m. 3.30 p.m. Do. _ - _ - 8.30 a.m. 9 a.m. 6.45 p.m. Do. _ - _ - 3.30 p.m. 3.45 p.m. 2.30 p.m. Linwood _ _ _ 10 p.m. 6 a.m.

~~Town Deliveries— 7, 9, a.m., 3.455, 7, p.m.~~

Letters must be registered half an hour previous to the time of Bo:;; closing, except in the case of the first mail to Ayr, Kihiiaruock, &c., which should be registered the evening before. On payment of an extra fee of 4d. letters may still be registered for half an hour later in most cases. Delivery by letter carriers begins at 7 a.m. (England and Scotland^ ;

~~226 APPENDIX.~~

North of Ireland, Greenock, &c.) 9 a.m. (London, Ayrshire, South of Ireland, &c.) 3.45 p.m. (Edinburgh, Glasgow, Greenock, Ayr, &c.) 7 p.m. (Greenock, Glasgow, Ayr, &c.)] SUNDAY MAILS. Despatch of letters, &c., for London, England, Foreign, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Ireland, Greenock, Port-Glasgow, Ayrshire, &c., 6.15 p.m. Delivery of letters to Callers, London, England, Foreign, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Greenock, Port-Glasgow, &c., from 8 a.m. till 10 a.m., at the Office. No arrivals from Ireland delivered on Sunday. No delivery by Letter Carriers on Sunday. On Fast Days one delivery, commencing at 9 a.m.. Office open on Sundays from 8 a.m. till 10 a.m., and on Fast Days from 9 a.m. till 10.45 a.m., and from 7 till 8 p.m. Letters are collected from the Eeceiving Office, 28 Wellmeadow Street, and from the Pillar Boxes at Causeyside Street, Bank Street, and St. James Street, at 10.30 a.m., 4 p.m., 6 p.m., and 9 p.m. No Collections on Sundays. Money Orders are granted and paid from 9 a.m. till 6 a.m. Savings Bank, and Government Life Insurance Annuity Business transacted during same hours. And on Saturdays from 9 a.m. till 8 p.m. On Sundays and Fast Days no business of this description is done. Office open from 1st March to 31st Octobei", on Week Days at 7 a.m. ; and during the remaining months at 7.30. It is always closed at 9 p.m. On Sunday the Office is open only from 8 a.m. till 10 a.m., but the letter box remains open as on other days.

~~; Clerks—A. Logan, 16 George Street E. B. Young, 11 Sandholes ; W. Smith, 145 George Street. i~~

~~Stampers— Thomas Stevenson, 9 St Mirren Street ; John Picken, 1 26 Storie Street.~~

~~Letter Carriers —Alexander Christie, 89 Causeyside ; James Eraser,~~

~~35 George Street ; James S weenie, 38 Causeyside ; Duncan Anderson, 35 George Street.~~

~~Auxiliary Letter Carriers—George "Wallace, 38 Lady Lane ; George~~

~~Street ; David Begg, 13 School Wynd ; James Christie, 89 Causeyside~~

~~Sweenie, 4 Stock Street ; Andrew Dreghorn, 136 George Street~~

Charles M'Dougall, 60 High Street ; John Ljde, 21 Stock Street ; H. M'Pherson, 4 Old Smithhills Street. Messengers—Howwood—John Erskine, 41 George Street. Ful- wood—Eobert Eay, 61 High Street. Eenfrew—John Morton, Een- frew. Gateside —Matthew Robertson, 17 Back Sneddon. FEANCIS DEANS, Postmaster.

~~Postal Regulations.~~

Letters under ^ oz., prepaid. Id I Letters under ^ oz., unpaid, 2d 1 oz., 2d 1 oz., 4d „ „ „ I „ „ „ „ „ 1| oz., „ 3d „ „ 11 oz., „ 6d I oz., oz., „ 2 4d ?) 2 8d „ „ I „ „ 2i „ „ oz., od „ 2^ oz„ „ lOd „ I „ And so on, increasing Id per ^ ounce or fraction of an ounce. No —

~~APPENDIX. 227~~

limit exists as to the weight of Paid Letters, but Unpaid Letters must Bot exceed four ounces, and no Inland Letter must exceed 24 inches any way. Ee-directed Letters are liable to new rates of postage, but though the new postage should not be paid ou the re-posting of the Letter, it will be charged only the pre-paid rate on delivery. Newspapers with Impressed Stamp sent by post must be made up in covers open at the ends, having the stamp visible. They may be transmitted and re-transmitted through the post within the United Kingdom, free of postage, for 15 days from the date of publication. Newspapers for Foreign parts and Colonies, if posted later than 15 days after publication, are charged Lett&r postage. Books, &c. —Printed Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, Eeviews, &c., whether British, Foreign, or Colonial, may be forwarded by post between places in the United Kingdom (made up in the same manner as newspapers), if prepaid in stamps, at the following rates :

~~Under 4 oz., Id. ; under 8 oz., 2d. ; under 12 oz. 3d. ; under 16 oz.~~

4d. And Id. for every additional 4 oz. ; no parcel to exceed 24 inches any way, but may contain any number of separate Books, Maps, or Prints, and any quantity of Paper, Vellum, or Parchment, and may be either printed, written, or plain. Books, if prepaid in Stamps, are also forwarded by packet, if un- written on inside or in the cover, at the rate of 3d and 4d under 4 oz. to Britisii Colonies. The British registration fee on every registered letter posted in the United Kingdom addressed to any British Colony or Foreign Country is now 4d. The same reduction has taken place in the fee chargeable on any newspaper or book packet addressed to a British Colony or to the Kingdom of Italy, which the senders may desire to register. Registered letters, however, addressed to France, or to any Foreign Country, the correspondence of which is sent in the French mail, will continue chargeable with a registration fee of the same amount as the postage to which they are liable.

Inland. EevenTie Oi^ce. 24 Orchard Street. Supervisors. J. F. Otter and Alfred Churcher. Ojiceis. Braund, John, 64 Storie Street M'Clintock, W. A., 8 High Street Churcher, Alfred, 33 Oakshaw Matheson, John, 5 George Street Street, (Supervisor) Murphy, Patrick, 92 New Sneddon Coiiacher, James, 8 Moss Street Nicholas, Francis, 24 Orchard St. Galvin, John, 54 Storie Street Otter, John Frudd, 24 Orchard Hall, John, 14 Barclay Street Street, (Supervisor) Harper, Alexander, 37 Causeyside Oxley, H. W., 14 Barclay Street Harris, Eichard, 2 Saucel Robertson, Peter, 19 Abbey Close Lysaght, Thomas, 1 Smithhills 228 APPENDIX.

~~Paisley and ^las^o"^ Omnildus Traf^c.~~

~~Omnibuses run between Paisley and Glasgow several times every- day. Start from the Cross during the week, and from the Abbey gate on Sunday.~~

Henfre-^^shire Militia Sir E. J. M. Napier, Bart., Lieutenant-Colonel, Commandant. Major—Jas. Lowndes. Captains. E. W. Young, Henriquez Melhado, A. Boyd, Eobert T. N. Speir, H. B. Dunlop, Eobert Anderson. Lieutenants. E. L. M'Dougall, G. L. Houstoun, J. S. Wilson, W. H. Maxwell, Chae, Cunningham, Earnest Smith, Lord Glenorchy, Henry Macdowall. Captain William Forrest, Adjutant. James Hutchison, Surgeon. Thomas Graham, M.D., Assistant-Surgeon. L. B. Barr, Quartermaster. G. Young, Sergeant-Major. John Young, Quartermaster-Sergt. Alexander Dickson, Paymaster-Sergeant. Colour-Sergeant, George Anderson. S taff-Barracks—Williamsburgh.

Fire Brigades. BURGH BRIGADE. James Gillespie, Superintendent ... 43 Moss street. John Sillars, Branchman ...... 35 New street. A. Stevenson, Branchman ...... 6 Moss street, John Gillespie, Fireman ...... 43 Moss street. Archibald Steen, do. 13 Prussia street. J. Hope, do. 17 Moss street.

~~Allan Stevenson, do...... 3 Canal street.~~

. R. Menzies, do. 3 Walneuk. WEST OP ENGLAND BRIGADE. Noble Campbell, Captain, 19 Old Smithhills. Daniel Smith, Branchman, ...... 101 High street. John M'Ghee, do. 12 Moss street. Wm. Forsyth, do. 25 High street.

~~COMMISSIONEE IN lEELAND TO ADMINISTEE OATHS FOE COUETS OF CHANCEEY, PEOBATE, AND BANK- EUPTCY IN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND. GEORGE K. SMITH, Solicitor. Office— The Castle, Belfast. —~~

~~APPENDIX. 229~~

~~Paisley Artizans' Institution.~~

Instituted 1847. President—John Jaap, Esq. Honorary President—The Earl of Glasgow. Vice-Presidents—Bailie Cochran, J. Anderson, and David Fleming. Honorai-y Vice-Presidents Sir Peter Ooa,ts, Colonel Campbell, H. E. Crum-Ewing, M.P,, ex- Provost Macfarlane, and Thomas Coats, Esq. Treasurer —James Brown, City of Glasgow Bank, Joint Secretaries —Thomas MacEobert and H. S. Edmonds, Janitor—George Cuthbertson. DmECTORS. Mr J. Forsyth, Mr David Duncan, Mr John Andrews, — Eobert Wilson, — Wm. Worthington, — Eobert Yuill, — Wm. MacKean, — A. Foulds, jun., — Eobert Fisher, Eev. John Crouch, — James Watson, — James M'Ghee, Mr David Fleming, — J. Stewart, — Eobert Eisk, — J. M. Symington, — Wm. M 'II wrick. — Robert Brown. LOCAL BOAKD OF EXAMINERS POR SOCIETY OF ARTS. Chairman—Thos. Coats, Esq. ^- Secretary—Eev. John Crouch. Rev. Jas. C. Lees, Provost Murray, — G. C. Hutton, James Eeid, Esq., — G, M'Kune, William MacKean, Esq. — A. Henderson, Jas. J. Lamb, Esq., Dr Brunton, John Lorimer, Esq. Dr Graham, Class Committee Ex Ojkiis. COMMITTEES. Literary—*Fleming, Worthington, Yuill, Crouch, Anderson, Stewart, and Edmonds. Library — "Worthington, Edmonds, Brown, Carswell, Fleming, Anderson, and Forsyth. Lecture—*Stewart, Forsyth, Fisher, Brown, Fleming, MacKean. and Robert Eisk. Bath—*J. Watson, M'Ghee, Yuill, M^Ilwrick, E. Brown, Eisk, and Anderson. Class—*Anderson, Crouch, Worthington, Edmonds, Eisk, Fleming, and Brown. Finance—*Brown, M'Ghee, Fleming, Anderson, Watson, Stewart, and Duncan. Amusement—*Forsyth, Fisher, Duncan, Watson, M'llwrick, Carswell, and Andrews. Property—*Duncan, M'llwrick, M'Ghee, E.Brown, Watson, Carswell, and Fisher. Eoom-letting—J. Jaap, Esq., President. Those marked (*) are Conveners. V 230 APPENDIX.

~~PT7BLZC SCHOOLS AITS TEACHEES~~

GOVERNMENT SCHOOL OF DESIGN. President— David Murray. Vice-President —Bailie Watson. Treasurer—William Abercrombie. Ordinary Directors. Messrs Matthew Scott, Messrs P. Comyn Macgregor, George Masson, William Philips, Jolan Morgan, James Robertson, Archd. Hutchison, Thomas Coats, Eobert Brown. James J. Lamb, Archibald Craig, Robert Guthrie. William Stewart, Master. ..William Hodge, Honorary Secretary.

PAISLEY EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION SCHOOLS. Instituted 1835-36. William Hodge, Esq., President. Matthew Scott, Esq., Vice-President. Matthew Scott, Esq., Treasurer. Rev. John Martin, Secretary and Correspondent. Directors. Messrs James Barclay, Messrs Wm. Abercrombie, Archibald Mackenzie, David Campbell, James Robertson, Robert Wilson, George Fairley, Rev. Robert Duncan, Archibald Craig, Christopher M'Kune, Eobert Richardson, Ladies' Committee. Mrs Hodge, Mrs Abercrombie, Miss Scott,

~~,, Wotherspoon, „ D. Campbell, „ Thompson,~~

~~„ Barclay, ,, Martin, „ Craig, „ Richardson, Teachers.~~

~~Carbrook Street—Mr Geo. Dick. I George Street—Mr C. D. Wason. Causeyside Tagg. Seedhill Mr William Harkness- —Mr Alexander | — New Sneddon—Mr Horace W. Dickie.~~

HUTCHISON'S CHARITF SCHOOL- Orr Street. Instituted (built) 1821. Dii-ectors. The Provost, Bailies, and Treasurer of the Burgh. One member of each of the three Kirk Sessions of the Town Parishes. The Preees of the Merchants' Society. The Box-Master of the Old Weavers' Society, and the Chairman of the Paisley Parochial Board. John Campbell, teacher. APPENDIX. 231

PAISLEY GRAMMAE SCHOOL AND ACADEMY— OAK.SHAW Street. Under the Management of the Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council^ and a Committee of Subscribers to the Erection of the Academy Buildings. Founded by Charter from King James VI., 1578.

Re-built with full accommodation for a complete Academy, 1863. Directors. Appointed by the Town CounciL David Murray, Provost David Campbell, Councillor, Richard Watson, Bailie. Matthew Scott, „ Alex. H. Park, „ William Jamieson, „ John Fisher, „ Robert Eaglesim, „

Robert Cochran, ., William Morrison, William Russell, Treasurer. Appointed by the Subscribers Robert Brown, P. Comyn Macgregor. Thomas Coats, William Philips, Stewart Clark, Dr M'Kechnie. Teachers. William Brunton, LL-D., Rector of the Grammar School, Teacher of Ancieiit Languages. Mons. Nicolas Meyer, Teacher of Modern Languages- David Glass, M.A., T.C.D., Teacher of Writing, Arthmetic, and Mathematics. David Donaldson, Teacher of English, assisted by John Gorrie. Miss Mary Hannington, Initiatory Class, and Industrial Needleworks Mr James Mayer, Teacher of Music. THE JOHN NEILSON ENDOWMENT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION—OAKSHAWHEA.D. Opened 2d April, 1852. Trustees. Thomas Risk, Archibald Hodge, Archibald Gardner. Secretaries—Archibald and J. N. Gardner, 3 County Place. Teachers.

Mr John Laidlaw. I Mr Thomas Kerr. Mr John G. Thomson. Mr David Hamilton. | Mr John Johnstone, M.A., Tutor in Classics, Mathematics, and Literature, including Advanced Composition. Miss Shepherd—Infant School. Miss Richmond—Sewing and Domestic Economy. French and German—Mr Johnstone. Drawing—Mr William Stewart and Assistants. Music—Mr William M. Millar. T vvelve Pupil Teachers. Janitor and Teacher of Gymnastics—Mr David Anderson, 232 APPENDIX.

MISS KIBBLE'S REFORMATORY INSTITUTION— Greenock Eoad. Opened 1st August, 1859. Trustees and Managers. The Sheriff of Renfrewshire The Minister of the First Charge The Sheriff-Substitute at Paisley of the Abbey Parish of Paisley The Provost of Paisley The Minister of the High Churchy Parish of Paisley AH for the time being. Matthew Scott^ Esq., Paisley, Chairman.

Thoma& Risk, Esq., Barrhead | David Murray, Esq., Paisley. William Abercrombie, Esq., Paisley. John M'lnnes, Secretary and Treasurer. John Rae, Governor. Mrs Eae, Matron. | PAISLEY GIRLS' REFORMATORY & INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, 79 New Sneddon Street. President—Wm. Philips, Esq. of Crossflat.. Treasurer^—Wm. Abercrombie, Esq. Secretaries—Hodge, Youngs & Martin. Superintendent—Thomas Reid. Matron— Mrs Reid, Acting Committee. Provost Murray Messrs Thomas Coats Bailies Watson James Johnston Park James Arthur Fisher Robert Eaiglesim Cochran William Coats Treasurer Russell J. Millar^ manufacturer Messrs William Philips George Hart Wm. Abercrombie David Gilmour Hugh Macfarlane James Caldwell Matthew Scott Revs. A. Henderson William Hodge Wm. Eraser A. R. Pollock James Dodds

DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION. Instituted 1817. William Philips, President Sir Peter Coats, Treasurer, | Archibald Gardner, Secretary, 3 County Place. Twelve Directors. Medical Directors—Drs W. M'Kechnie and Richmond,

~~ABBEY PARISH SCHOOL, 6 Thread Street. William Dickie, teacher.~~

~~FREE SOUTH SCHOOL, Stevenson Street: George Menzies, Senior department. Miss Qrr, Junior Department. APPENDIX. 233~~

~~PAISLEY FEMALE SCHOOLS OF INDUSTRY,~~

in connection with the Church of Scotland. Instituted 1845. Presideut-^Mrs Campbell of Blythswood. Vice-President — Mrs BroWn, Underwood Pai*k. Treasurer—Mrs Hodgej Orr Square. Secretary—Miss Mann^ OakshawhilL With eight of an acting committee. Hunter Street SchooL

~~Miss Hamilton, Teadher ; Miss Weir, Assistant. Abbey Street School.~~

~~Miss Ross, Teacher j Miss Robertson, Assistant.~~

~~FREE ST. GEORGES' MISSION SCHOOL, Marshall's Lane. William Brownridge, Teacher. Miss Mungle, Infant Department.~~

~~FEMALE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, Hunter Street- Miss Hamilton, Teacher.~~

~~c THE DICKSON SCHOOL, WilhamjBurgh. Instituted 1847. Directors.~~

~~Rev. J. Ci Lees, I Rev. James Dodds, „ Christopher M'Kune, „ John Martin, | ReVi Robert Duncan. Miss Stirling, Teacher.~~

~~INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, Queen Street.~~

~~Miss Adam, Teacher. Assistant—Miss Hutcheson.~~

~~INFANT TRAINING SCHOOL, ll Lawn S*reet Instituted 1835.~~

~~Rev. J. 0. Lees, President. Directors. Rev. Christopher M'Eune, Rev. Robert Duncan. | Rev. John Martin. Miss Hair, Teacher.~~

~~TRINITY EPISCOPAL SCHOOL, 11 St. James Place. James Gordon, Teacher.~~

~~CATHOLIC SCHOOL, 18 School Wynd.~~

~~James Hill, for Boys. Miss Cj Morgan, fof Girls. V 2 234 AttENDlS.~~

~~THE STOW SCHOOLS. Mrs Pollock, President. Miss Barclay, Treasurer. Mrs MacKean, Secretary. Committee. Mrs Greenlees, Mrs E. Eobertson, Mrs Williamson,~~

„ Peter Kerr, ,, JoliD Poison, Miss Nairn, „ Lochhead, „ H. Clark, „ Symington, „ Hutchison, Miss Pollock, „ Millar, „ Laingj „ Arbucklej Sharp, King Poison, I'eachers, Misses Brown and Dalziel.

~~READING ROOMS.~~

Faisler Coffee noom—107 Higrli Street, Cross. COMMITTEE OF PEOPEIETOBS. William Hodge, Convener^ James Caldwell, Treasurer. John Bartlemore, Secretary. Directors. Messrs James Monteath Messrs Daniel Macfarlane, J. J. Lamb, Eobert M'Kechnie, Dr M'Kechnie, Alexander Hart, Eobert Macfarlane, Joseph Whitehead, Francis Martin, Eobert Clark. Archibald Gardner, John Baird, John M'Innes, COMMITTEE OF LESSEES, James Caldwell, Chairman. Eobert B. Hair, Treasurer. John Bartlemore, Secretary. Messrs Wm. M'Intyre, jun., Messrs James J. Lamb, Robert Brown, John Walker, Andrew Brown, Eobert Macfarlane, James H. Dunn, Alexander Begg, James M'Naughtan, Eobert Brodie Hair, John FuUerton, Archibald C. Holms, Stewart Clark, George Hart. Patrick C. Macgregor, Eobert Wingate, Keeper. Open from 8 a.m. till 10 P.M.

~~"West-End Eeadingr Hoom.~~

84 Broomlands Street, and 26 Wellmeadow. Instituted 1st Feb., 1850. John Eobertson, President. John Kirk, Treasurer. James E. M'Fadyen, Secretary. Members of Committee. Messrs Matthew Rodger, William Whiteford, Thomas Millar, John Caldwell, William Eobertson, John Reid. David Brown, Keeper, 2 Well Street. APPENDIX. 235

~~SOCIETIES, &c.~~

~~Eeli^ioiis Societies.~~

~~PAISLEY YOUNG MEN'S SABBATH MOBNING ASSOCIATION.~~

Instituted 1833, For prayer and religions improvement, the different branches meeting to in the following places every Sabbath morniDg at a quarter ten o'clock :—Free High Church Session House, Free Middle Church Session House, George Street U.P. Church Session House, Canal Street U.P. Church Session House, and Free South Church Session House. Honorary President, Eev. Alex. Pollock. President, R. W. Muir. Vice-President, David Buchanan. Secretary, Eobert Niven. Treasurer, Peter Pollock.

~~^ PAISLEY YOUNG MEN'S BIBLE INSTITUTE.~~

~~Presidents, Rev. "William Eraser, and John Johnston, M.A. Vice-President, John Millar. Treasurer, John Currie. Secretary, J. Black.~~

PAISLEY FEMALE EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY. deruminations. tTnder thesuperintendence ofMinisters ofvarious Evangelical President, Mrs Thomson. Secretary, Miss A. M. Symington. Treasurer, Mrs Baird, St. James Street. Acting Committee. The President, Treasurer, and Secretary. Mrs France, Mrs Allison, Paton, „ Fraser, „ Graham, „ Mackintosh, ,, Lamberton, „ Henderson, „ Cruickshank, „ Hutton, „ John M'Gown, „ Glazy, „ MisB M. Symington,. „ Macgregor, Pollock, „ Brown, „ Clark, „ M'Indoe, ., E. Gardner, „ W. MacKean, „ J. Symington, „ Geo. Hamilton, „ Blair. „ Paterson, „ 236 At>PENDlX.

~~PAISLEY SOCIETY FOR THE MONTHLY DISTEIBUTION OF TRACTS. Instituted 1833. Offlce-Bearers. President, Rev. John Thomson. Vice-Presidents, Rev. Wm. France and Rev. J- C. Lees. Directors.~~

~~ReA William Fraser, Sir Peter Coftts^ George C. Hutton, Provost Murray, George Clazy, Mr Hugh Macfarlace, James Brown, „ William Philips,~~

~~Oliver Flett, ,j John Brown, John Martin^ „ John M'lnnes, William M'Indoe, „ Archibald Hutchison^~~

~~C. M'Kune, ,5 Archibald Gardner,~~

~~Andrew Elder, ,j William MacKean, Adam Dunlop, „ John Lorimer, Robert Dunlop, „ James Clark, juu., John Croudh, „ Alex. Pollock, jun.)~~

~~Robert Duncan. j, Wm. Poison,~~

~~J. D. Stewart. ,. Daniel Richmond, M.D. J. B. Sturrock.~~

And all Ministers of the GbSpel who are Members of the Society- Treasurer, Mr John M^'Gown. Secretaries, Mr James Stewart and Mr Thomas Muir. Committee of Management. Rev. John Thomson, Mr Robert Kerr, „ Alexander Pollock, jun^ „ Archibald Hodge, „ A. Henderson, „ Hamilton Crawford, „ John Renwick, „ David Campbell,

~~„ James Dodd's. ,-, G. W. Macalpine, Mr John Gibb, „ John Lochhead, Thomas Lauder^ „ Robert Cunningham,~~

~~Wm. Aitken, j, David Duncan^ R. Crawford, „ Robert Eaglesim, J. M. Symington, „ John Ballantyue, Alexander Gardner, „ Wm. Brownlie. Thomas Retson, The Treasurer and Secretary.~~

~~CHARLESTON MISSION DISTRICT. Instituted 1861. School ftoom, 1 Carriagehill.- Public Worship conducted every Sabbath evening at seven o'clock~~

every Sabbath forenoon at half-past eleven ; and every Thursday evening at half-past eight. President,' John Brown, Thrushcraig. Treasurer, William Brown, Secretary, John Ballantyne. Missionary, James Finkertou. APPENDIX. 237

~~THE PAISLEY LADIES SANITARY ASSOCIATION. IN CONNECTION WITH THE LADIES' SANITAKY ASSOCIATION IN LONDON-~~

President—Mrs Thos. Coats, Ferguslie House. Vice-president—Mrs James Arthur, Barshaw House. Treasurer—Mrs Dalziel, Wester Carriagehill. Secretary—Mrs Robertson, Castlehead. Committee. Mrs Yuill, Saucel Bank Mrs Clark, Corryville „ T. W. Alpine, Castlehead Richmond, New street „ R. Brown, Underwood Park Taylor, St. James place „ A. Pollock, Riccartsbar House Young, St. James place

J, Caldwell, 56 High Street James Johnston, Oakshaw „ Erskine, 41 George street M'Farlane, Gilmour street ,, Eraser, Underwood Miss Sharp, Beecham House „ Hutton, Mount Pleasant Macgregor, Lonend House „ Poison, Gauze street Watson, Love street „ Barbour, Saucel Bank

~~PAISLEY LADIES' ASSOCIATION FOR PROMOTING FEMALE EDUCATION IN INDIA.~~

(In particular, for support of schools at Ambrolie Lane, under tiie charge of Dr and Mrs Wilson, Bombay.) Instituted 1838. Mrs Arthur, president, Miss Mary Dennistoun, and Miss W. Muir, Secretaries. Mrs John Barclay, Treasurer. Committees. Lady Coats, Woodside, Mrs Pollock, Riccartsbar, Mrs Archibald Gardner, „ Morgan, „ Thomson, „ Sturrock, „ Hunter, Miss E. Dennistoun, „ Paton, „ C. Muir, „ Coats, Ferguslie, „ Pollock, „ T. Greenlees, „ Brough, ., M'Kean, „ Lang, Houston „ Boyd, „ Greenlees, „ Dalziel, „ Watson, „ Kerr, Underwood „ Laird, „ Hamilton, „ Paton, „ Laing, n King, „ Mackintosh, „ Macgregor, „ Allison, „ Ure, „ Barclay, „ Sharp, „ Eraser, „ Macalister. Meetings of the committee are held on the first Tuesdays of February, May, and November, at 12 o'clock, in the Free High Chureh, :

~~238 APPENDIX.~~

PAISLEY SABBATH SCHOOL UNION. Instituted 1798. President, Mr J. M. Symington. "Vice-Presidents, Messrs Frank Martin and James Erskine. Treasurer, Mr John Lymburn. Secretaries, Messrs John F. Orichton and Henry M. Johnstone. Directors. Messrs G. W. Macalpine, Messrs Eobert Macfarlane, David Boag, James M'Lean, Allan Coats, L. Mackinnon, John M'Dougall, James Paterson, Archd. Hogg, David C. Pollock, Hamilton Crawford, James Jack, Robert Lochhead, John Parlane, A. Jardine, Thomas Kerr, James Pinkerton Peter Lyle

PAISLEY AUXILIARY TO THE NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND. Instituted 1856. President, Sir Peter Coats. Vice-Presidents. Provost Murray, Mr Hugh Macfarlane, and Mr John M'Innes. Treasurer, Mr Archd. Hutchison.

~~Secretaries, Rev. G. 0. Hutton,~~

,, John Thomson, „ John Lorimer, „ Alex. Pollock, „ Alex. Pollock, jun., „ Andrew Henderson, „ Sheriff Cowan, „ William Fraser „ Thomas Coats, „ George Clazy, Councillor Eaglesim, „ J. C. Lees, Mr T. W. Macalpine, „ James Brown „ Walter Allison, „ Oliver Flett, „ James Clark, jun., „ A. M'Intosh, „ Robert Russell, „ John Martin, „ John Brown, „ William M'Indoe, „ Robert Kerr, Underwood, „ James Dodds, „ William Philips, „ Adam Dunlop, „ John M'Gown, „ Andrew Elder, „ James Houston, „ John Crouch, „ James Johnston, „ Christopher M'Kune „ Thomas Crichton,

,, Robert Duncan, „ David Duncan, „ J. B. Sturrock, „ A. R. Pollock „ A. G. Fleming. „ W. Wotherspoon, Mr Thomas Greenlees, „ John Poison, Dr Daniel Richmond, „ Archd. Bell, Mr J. M. Symington, „ Francis Martin, Representative at the Board of the National Bible Society of Scotland Sir Peter Coats. APPENDIX. 239

LADIES' ASSOCIATION FOR PEOMOTING THE CHRISTIAN EDUCATION OF JEWISH FEMALES IN ALEX- ANDRIA (EGYPT). Instituted 1855. President, Mrs Baird. Treasurer, Mrs Henderson. Secretary, Mrs Hutton, Mount Pleasant. Committee, Lady Coats Mrs R. Boyd Mrs Pattison Mrs Thomas Coats „ M'Kinlay „ John M'Gown „ Wallace „ John Macalister „ H. H. Thomson

~~„ Gilmour ,, Coats „ Brown~~

~~,, Young, Glasgow „ John Graham ,, J. M'Ewen, Glas.~~

~~,, Millar „ Shanks, Johnstone „ Robert Hatrick „ Ayton Miss Shanks „ Helen Nairn „ Hutcheson Mrs John Poison ,, Williamson~~

~~„ H. Muir, Glasgow ,, Dove, Glasgow „ Thos. Macalpine „ Wotherspoon Miss M'Creath, do. Miss Dove, Glasgow~~

~~,, John Hart Mrs John Muir Mrs Gordon, Mearns~~

~~„ Lang ,, Matthew Adam „ Flett~~

~~„ Johnston ,, Hugh Hamilton ,, John Brown~~

~~,, Nicol „ Simpson „ Wm. Brown~~

,, Lamberton „ Robert Clark „ J. A. Brown „ Anderson „ Clark, Barrhead „ Archd. Coats „ ^Young „ Matt. Blackwood, „ Elder „ Forbes Arthurlie „ Bell „ M'Dougall „ W. Blackwood, do. „ George Coats. „ John Clark „ Locke,

~~Benevolent and Total Alsstinence Societies.~~

~~FEMALE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.~~

~~Instituted 1811. Miss Mann, Oakshaw Street, treasurer, Mrs George Hamilton, Blackland Mill, secretary. Miss Jane Symington, Oakshaw Street, depositary.~~

~~PAISLEY TOTAL ABSTAINERS' YEARLY SICK AND FUNERAL SOCIETY.~~

~~President, Alexander Shanks. Vice-president, John Campbell. Treasurer, Thomas Goodlet. Secretary, David Carswell. Meeting Place, 100 High Street.~~

~~PAISLEY FEMALE TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.~~

~~Mrs Erskine, president. Mrs Whiteford and Mrs Bell, vice-presidents. Mrs Paton, treasurer. Mies M'Murray, secretary, George Street. :~~

~~240 APPENDIX.~~

PAISLEY CHEISTIAN BENEVOLENT^SOCIETY. Instituted 1840. Eev. W. Eraser, president. Messrs Kobert Oliver and Jolin Hamilton, vice presidents. Mr David Buchanan, secretary. Mr L. M'Kinnon, treasurer. | Patrons.

Revs. J. Thomson, Eevs. E. Dunlop, A. Pollock, A. Elder, G. 0. Hutton, A. B. Morris, G. Glazy, 0. M'Kune, W. Macindoe, J. Crouch, A. Dunlop, J. Eenwick, J. Brown, J. B. Sturrock, A. Henderson, J. Duncan, J. C. Lees, J. Dodds. J. Martin, with a committee of 28 visiting members, meeting on the third Mon- day of each Month, in the vestry of Independent Chapel, Gilmour st. PAISLEY TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY. Instituted 1836. Mr David Donaldson, President. Vice-Presidents. Rev. G. Clazy, John Brown, Esq., of Thruahcrag, „ G. C. Hutton, Dr Eichmond, „ Mr Hewson, Eobert Bird, „ Adam Dunlop, Thomas Goodlet, T. W. M'Alpine, Esq., Thomas Graham, James Johnston, Esq., David Carswell. James Winning, treasurer. Alexander Todd, secretary. With 16 members of Committee. Meetings held every Monday evening in the Temperance Hall, 2 New Street. GLASGOW EENFREWSHIEE SOCIETY. President, Archd. Eobertson, Esq. Vice-president, John Fyfe Esq.

low Directors : Wm. Holms, Esq., James Arthur, Esq., James Wotherspoon, Esq., James Miller, Esq., Eobert M'Nab, Esq., Hugh Brown, jun., Esq., Robert Gilkison, Esq., P. Comyn MacGregor, Esq., James Sharp, Esq., Alexander Cochrane, Esq. Paisley Directors Wotherspoon, Esq. E. F. Dalziel, Esq. John Raid, Esq. Wm. |

~~Greenock Directors :~~

~~T. 0. Hunter, Esq., I D. Latham, Esq. John Hunter, Esq., |~~

~~Treasurer, J. W. M'Gregor, Esq , Glasgow Secretary, Gordon Smith, Esq., Glasgow. :~~

~~APPENDIX. 241~~

PAISLEY YOUNG MEN'S TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY. Honorary President, Robert Bird. President, Hugh Harper. Vice-Presidents, William Dick and David Walker. Treasurer, James Ballantyne. Secretary, Alexander Eoxburgh, 3 Garthland Lane. " Star of Hope " Publishing Committee—Convener, Allan B. Carswell, 35 Storie Street. The Society meets every Monday evening in M'Nicol's Hal], 5 Moss Street.

PAISLEY INFIEMARY DORCAS SOCIETY. Mrs Brown, Underwood Park, President. Mrs Arthur, Barshaw, Treasurer. Miss M. Greenlees, Calside, Secretary. Committee. Mrs T. W. Macalpine, Mrs Dr Paton, Kerr, Gallowhill, „ Dr David Taylor, Thomas Greenlees, Oakshaw, „ Dalziel, Stow Place, Thomson, Free St. George's, „ Robertson, Castlehead, France, Oakshaw, „ Caldwell, High Street, Hutton, Mount Pleasant, Miss Barclay, Gateside, Brown, U. P. Manse, „ M. Symington, Oakshaw. PAISLEY SOCIETY FOR THE RECLAMATION OF FALLEN WOMEN. Instituted 1860. President, Sir Peter Coats. Vice-president, Robert Kerr. Treasurer, Robert Bird. Secretary, George W, Macalpine. Mrs Stark, matron, with an acting committee of eighteen members. House of Refuge, Stow place.

~~Bo-wling OliiTas. ABERCORN BOWLING CLUB, CROSSFLAT, Instituted 1860. Robert M'Nee, president.~~

~~David Duncan, treasurer ; Wm. Dickie, secretary Directors Andrew Foulds, jun., Alexander Roy, William Foulds, D. M'Killigin, James Paterson, Thomas Johnstone. William Craig, keeper,~~

VICTORIA BOWLING CLUB, LADY LANE. Instituted 1860. James Paterson, president, Alex. Maconell, vice-president. William Whiteford, treasurer, F. Deans, secretary. William Kennedy, keeper, Wellmeadow. 242 APPENDIX.

~~CHAELESTON BOWLING CLUB, STOCK STKEET. Instituted 1863. Alexander M'Leod, president. Eobert Hamilton, vice-president. Eobert Herd, treasurer. John M'Laclilan, secretary.~~

~~Committee : James Allison, David Brodie, Joseph Black, John Eankin. James Burnett, "William Holms, keeper.~~

~~WELLMEADOW BOWLING CLUB. Instituted 1853. Bailie Fisher, president. James M'Ghee, vice-president. William Smith, treasurer. James Stewart, secretary. Findlay M'Intyre, keeper.~~

~~PRIOESCROFT BOWLING CLUB. 50 Storie Street, Instituted 1839. Eobert Armour, president. Eobert Harris, treasurer. Eobert Fisher, secretary.~~

~~Directors :~~

~~John Laidlaw I John Hamilton, Andrew Walker. Adam Wilson, | Eobert Moodie, 67 George Street.~~

~~Mason Lodgres.~~

PAISLEY ST. MIEEEN'S LODGE, 129. Instituted 1749. Andrew Wallace, E.W.M. William Foulda, S.W. George F. Paton, J.W. John Wallace, D.M. Alexander M'Leod, P.M. James Brown, treasurer. Henry S. Edmonds, secretary. Rev. John Harrison, chaplain, Matthew Eodger, S.D. John Park, J.D. Daniel Bell, architect. E. F. M'Gibbon, jeweller. Wm. Brown, S.S. James Goudie, J.S. George Smith, S.S.B. John Barnett, J.S.B. Francis Nicholas, J.G. John M'Lean, tyler.

RENFREW COUNTY KILWINNING LODGE, No. 370. Instituted 19>bb. Matthew Swan, R.W.M. E.Anderson, S.W. D. E. Hamilton, J.W. Richard Watson, P.M. William Wilson, treasurer. Dr Graham, secretary. Rev. J. M'Lean, chaplain. J. B. Lamb, architect. J, Robertson, I.G. John M'Ewan, O.G. J. B. Newlands, jeweller T. E. Cameron, B.B. Wm. Cameron, tyler. Andrew Foulds, Bible-bearer. :

~~APPENDIX. 243~~

Cricket Clulss. KELBUENE CRICKET CLUB. Instituted 1860. Grounds—Blackball. Patron, The Earl of Glasgow. President, James Millar, jun., Adelphi House. Treasurer, T. Shanks, jun., Johnstone. Secretary, Jas. A. D. MacKean.

BELLGROVE CRICKET CLUB. Imtitwted 1865. Grounds—Mossvale. President, Matthew Rowand. Vice-President, Joseph Bryce. Treasurer, James Clark- Secretary, John P. M'Leod, 54 High street. General Committee;

Matthew Rowand, I Joseph Bryce, Clark, William Pyatt, James j John P. M'Leod. ^ Match Committee Matthew Rowand, Joseph Bryce, John F. M'Leod. PAISLEY THISTLE CRICKET CLUB. Instituted 1851. Grounds—Greenhill. Patrons.

Earl of Glasgow. Peter Coats, Esq. Right Hon. H. A. Bruce, M.P. Wm. Wotherspoon, Esq. H. E. Crum-Ewing, Esq., M.P. P. Oomyn Macgregor, Esq. General D. Hort Macdowall of Wm. Abercrombie, Esq., Garthland. Wm. Craw, Esq. Provost & Magistrates of Paisley. Honorary President, Col. CampbelL Honorary Vice-Presidents, Major Holms, and Thomas Coats, Esq. President, A. Tagg. Vice-President, William Foulds. Treasurer, William Colquhoun. Secretary, James Lang, 1 Espedair Street. General Committee. Messrs R. Rowand Messrs Wm. Robertson, W. Weir, A. M'Lachlan, J. Andrews, William Young. John M'Kenzie, Match Committee, M'Lachlan, Colquhoun, and Tagg. Captain, Alexander Tagg. Lieutenant, William Colquhoun. Ensign, A. M'Lachlan.

~~Subscription for Ordinary Members, 12s 6d ; Honorary Members 5s. 244 AppEm)ix.~~

GLENIFFER CEICKET CLUB. Instituted 1868. Grounds —Falside. Patron, John Poison, Esq., West Mount. Captain and President, Wm. Glen. Secretary, Robt. M. Paterson. Treasurer, James Barr. Committee of Management*

~~"William Glen- I James Barr.~~

Eobert M. Paterson. I David Lang. James S. Robertson*

GREENWOOD CRICKET CLUB. histitutedlMQ. Grounds—Blackland Park. President, M. S. Matheson. Vice-President, Wm. M. Earl. Treasurer, Wm. S. Lyle. Secretary, James Christie. Capt.) J. B. Morrison. Lieut., Jas. Aitken. General Committee. M. S. Matheson, J. B, Morrison. Wm. M. Earl, Jas. Aitken, Wm. S. Lyle, Jas. E. Whiriskey. Jas. Christie, Match Committee. M. S. Matheson, J. B. Morrison, James Christie.

~~Trades' Societies. OLD WEAVERS' SOCIETY. Instituted 1702. Hugh Macfarlane, box-master. John Stewart^ collector, E. F. Dalziel, old-box master. David Campbell, clerk.~~

~~M A L T M E N'S SOCIETY. Instituted 1703. A. Cattanach, box-master. Daniel Macfarlane, collector. John Bartlemore, clerk.~~

WRIGHT S' SOCIETY. Instituted 1723. James Adam, deacon. James Stewart, collector. David Campbell, clerk. John Fisher, factor. CORPORATION OF MERCHANTS. Instituted 1725. John Clark, convener. Alexander Cattanach, collector John Bartlemore, clerk.

~~HAMMERMEN'S SOCIETY. Instituted 1760. John Reid, deacon or convener. David Murray, collector, John Bartlemore, clerk. APPENDIX. 245~~

~~Curling Clulas,~~

~~PAISLEY UNION CURLING CLUB.~~

Instituted 1 844. Patron^ H. E. Orum-Ewing, M.P. Patroness, Mrs H. E. Crum-Ewing. President, James Lang. Vice-President, William Bauchop, jun. Representative Members, John Carswell and James Lang. Chaplain, James M'Gachie. Treasurer, Hugh Caldwell. Secretary, James R. MacFadyen.

PlISLEY ICELAND CURLING CLUB. Instituted 1841. Patron, The Right Hon. The Earl of Glasgow. President, John M'Nair. Vice-President, Robert Harris. Representative Members, Archibald C. Holms and John Snodgrass. Treasurer, John Stewart. Secretary, Robert Boyd.

PAISLEY ST. MIRREN'S CURLING CLUB. Instituted 1845. Patron, Archibald 0. Campbell, Esq., Blythswood. '"President, William Craw. Vice-President, James Wilson. Representatives, William Russell and R. F. Dalziel. Chaplain, Rev. James Brown. Treasurer, William Russell. Secretary, Robert F. Dalziel.

PAISLEY BOREAS CURLING CLUB. Instituted 1852. Patroness, Lady Anne Speirs of Elderslie. President, James Dobie. Vice-President, John Gait. Representatives, Robert Ferrie and Thomas Reid. Chax:)lain, Rev. J. C. Lees. Treasurer, Peter Robertson. Secretary, Robert Congalton.

~~TWELFTH PROVINCE ROYAL CALEDONIAN CLUB.~~

~~Patron, J. 0. L. Harvey, Esq. of Castlesemple. Office-bearers, 1869-70.~~

J. O. L. Harvey, Esq. of Castlesemple, > -py William Caldwell, Esq., Glasgow, / ^''^W^- President, William Barr, Esq., Beith. Vice-Presideut, William Craw, Esq., Paisley. Treasurer and Secretary, John Carswell, 4 High Street, Paisley. Committee of Management. Messrs. Robt. Love, Lochwinnoch. Messrs. Robt. Congalton, Paisley.

~~,, William Baton, Dairy. Wm. Pinkerton, Paisley^ „ John Snodgrass, Paisley. J. Miller, Lochwinnoch. And OflB.ce-bearers ex officio Members of Committee. X 2 246 APPENDIX.~~

EEXFEEWSHIEE CURLING CLUB. Instituted 1856. Patron, P. Comyn Macgregor, of Brediland. President, John Cochran. Vice-President, Wilham Pollock. Representatives, William Pinkerton and Robert Rowand. Chaplain, Rev. Robert Duncan. Treasurer, Williana Pinkerton. Secretary, Thomas D. Fairley.

Miscellaneous. PAISLEY ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Instituted 1834. President, M. Barr. Vice-President, Wm. Harper. Treasurer, William White. Secretary, Thomas Irvine. PAISLEY ORNITHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. Instituted 1853. Honorary President, Sir Peter Coats, Woodside. President, John Hamilton. Vice-President, David Buchanan. Treas., Thomas Fernie. Secy., William Houston, 3 Barr Street.

PAISLEY WORKING MEN'S INDEPENDENT FUNERAL AND LOAN OFFICE. Listitufed 1868. President, Thos. Leitch. Treasurer, Wm. Paterson, 8 Neilston Road. Secretary, Peter M'Dowall, 8, Abbey Street. Collector, AUan Stewart, 4 Lylesland. RENFREWSHIRE SELF-SUPPORTING FUNERAL SOCIETY. Instituted 1862. Chairman, James Fairlie. Treasurer, George Dick. Secretary, John M'Cowat, 47 High Street. Place of Meeting—35 Castle Street. CHARLESTON CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY (LIMITED.) Instituted 1858. Chairman, John Thomson. Treasurer, Robert Hunter. Secretary, James Inglis.

~~ABBEY ANNUAL SOCIETY. President, Wm. Wilson. Treas., John Thomson, 29 Thread Street Clerk, Wm. Wilson, 18 Gilmour Street.~~

PAISLEY SECULAR SOCIETY. Instituted 1853. President, J. S. Mitchell. Treasurer, John Young. William Forrester, secretary, with eight members of committee. Place of Meeting—116 Causeyside. APPENDIX. 247

~~PAISLEY CO-OPERATIVE MANUFACTURING IbOCIETY (LIMITED). President, James Liggat. Treasurer, Jos. Robertson. Secretary and Manager, John M'Kenzie. Office, 7 St Mirren Street.~~

PAISLEY CO-OPERATIVE BREAD ASSOCIATION (LIMITED.) Instituted 1827. President, George Ingram. Vice-President, "William Cochran. D. Lyle, treasurer and secretary, with a managing committee of 12, Bakery, 7 Hospital Lane.

PAISLEY PROVIDENT CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY (Limited.^ Hugh Lamb, President, 24 Storie street. George Jack, Treasurer, 32 Thread street, Alexander M'Naught, Secretary, 6 Glen street. With a Managing Committee of Eleven. Place of business, 16 George street. Charles O'Neil, salesman, 1 Barclay street. THE ALEXANDER WILSON LODGE OF ODDFELLOWS. No. 2480, M.U. Instituted 1840. John Walker, N.G., J. F. Webster, elective secy., John Orr, V.G., J. Carswell, managing secy.. J. Hutchison, surgeon and treasr. King street. John Carswell, District C.S. Meets every alternate Tuesday at half-past eight o'clock, p.m., in Old Masonic hall, 43 New Street. THE PAISLEY EVERGREEN EQUITABLE FRIENDLY SOCIETY. Instituted 1%^B.

President : Matthew Hector, Underwood. Treasurer: John Gibson, 16 Causeyside. Secretary: William Alexander, 11 Neilston street. street. Officer : William Richmond, 78 George President of 1st section: R. Stirling, 2 Wellmeadow. Falconer, Meeting lane. Clerk of 1st section : Joseph 4 House

~~President of 2d section : T. B. M'Lennan, 27 Glen street.~~

Clerk of 2d section : Duncan M'Nair, 86 Canal street. CEMETERY COMPANY. Instituted 1845. Governor, William Philips. Secretaries and Treasurers, Messrs Hodge, Young, & Martin. Superintendent, John Murray, 248 APPENDIX.

RENFREWSHIRE AGRICULTURAL CATTLE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION. Instituted 1848. President, Colonel Campbell, of Blythswood. Vice-President, Thomas Coats, Esq., of Ferguslie. Veterinary Surgeons and Inspectors of Stock, John Donaldson, sen., and John Donaldson, jun. Treasurers and Secretaries, Messrs. Hodge, Young, & Martin, writers, County Buildings, Paisley.

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY, No. 5,222. Managers. R. L. Henderson. C.R. Thomas Downie, S.W. John M'LaughliUj S.O.R. William Cunningham, J.W^. Colin M'Arthur, P.O. Andrew Meikle, S.C.R. Alexander Mutter, Secretary. John Tonney, sen., Treasurer. Alexander Morrison, John M'Leod, Trustees. Mr. David Temple, Visitoi-. THE PAISLEY HERITABLE PROPERTY INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Instituted 1853. (Enrolled under the Act of Parliament 6 and 7 William IV., cap. 32.) This Society is instituted on the permanent principle. The Shares are £25 each, payable by fortnightly instalments of Is per share. Tri;stees. John Brown, Merchant, Paisley. David Speirs, manufacturer. Pais- Alexander Pollock, jun., banker, ley. Paisley. Alexander Gardner, bookseller, William Poison, starch manufac Paisley. turer, Paisley, Committee of Management. President- Andrew Foulds, jun., merchant, Ordinary Directors. Alexander Gardiner, accountant. John Wilson, warehouseman. James Gilmour, traveller. Robert Eeid, warehouseman. Matthew Blair, clothier. John F. Lochhead, clerk. Matthew Brown, baker. Andrew Paterson, accountant. William Murray, painter. Treasurer—John Fisher, accountant, 4 Causeyside, Paisley. Secretary and Law Agent—David Semple, writer and notary public, 16 Gilmonr street, Paisley. Auditors — Archibald Hodge and Jas. Thomson, accountants. Paisley. Surveyor—William Gillespie, 76 New Sneddon, Paisley. Bankers—City of Glasgow Bank. Collection Meetings — Treasurer's Chambers, 4 Causeyside place of ; general, quarterly, and managers' meetings— Secretai'y's Chambers 16 Gilmour street. :

~~APPENDIX. 249~~

~~PAISLEY EIFLE CLUB. Imtituted 1868. President, Archibald Craig. Treasurer, Joha Barclay. Secretary, William Bell, Shooting Range, Knock Farm.~~

PAISLEY GLEE CLUB. Instituted 1850. President, John Lorimer. Secretary, Alexander Sempk Librarian, John Stewart. PAISLEY MUSICAL ASSOCIATION, Instituted 1846. Office-Bearers for 1870-71. President, William Peattie. Vice-President, Robert Wat^erston. Treasurer, John M'Dougall. Secretary, Joseph Whitehead. Conductor, James Roy Eraser. Leader, Alexander Thomson. Librarian, George Dick. Assistant Librarians, Thomas M'Gregor^ T. B. M'Lennan, W. Thomson, and D. M'Taggart. Committee Messrs. David Speirs, Messrs. R P. M'Gibbon, John Lorimer, „ James Young, Louis Hoeck, „ Thomas Jack. Alexander S em pie, „ John Leitch, George Dick, John Primrose.

~~. William Kelly, Place of Meeting, Church, 12 George Street. Practisings every Tuesday at 8.15 p.m., from September till March.~~

Subscription : Honorary Members, IDs and 5s ; Ordinary Members, 3s. PAISLEY TONIC SOL-FA INSTITUTE. President, Robert Fulton. Vice-Presidents, R. B. Parlane, and W. H. Murray. Secretary and Treasurer—G. W. Macalpine. Conductor—J. A. Brown. PAISLEY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. President, Thomas Coats, Esq., Ferguslie. Vice-President, Mr Peter M'Kenzie, Bellfield Nursery. Treasurer, Mr Hugh Boyd, Storie Street. Secretary, Mr William Paul, Crossflat Nursery. Directors. James M'Farlane, Silk Street. James M'Guigan, Barshaw Wm. Dickson, Ferguslie Alex. Johnston, Oakshaw-head John Robertson, Gateflat Henry Maxwell, Ralston Robert Wilson, Walkinshaw Wm. Flanagin, Orr Square John Reid, Barr Street Samuel Rennie, Orr Square Thomas Peacock, Falside. David Duncan, Love Street James Cochran, Stonefield John Forrest, Greenlaw. Wm. Dickson, Crossflat Nursery 250 APPENDIX.

~~THE DUNCAN WRIGHT ENDOWMENT.~~

Trustees (Ex-Officiis). H. Cowan, Esq., Sheriff-Substitute William Hodge, Esq. Provost Murray. Andrew Millar, Esq. Bailie Watson. Rev. John Martin. " Park. " James 0. Lees. " Fisher. " James Dodds. " Cochrane. " John Thomson. Treasurer Russell. " William France. H. Maefarlaue, Boxmaster, Old Weavers' Society. John Clark, Convener, Merchants' Society. Life Trustees. Duncan Wright, Esq., of Alticry. Jas. Anderson, manufacturer, Rose Hugh Wright, Esq., of Alticry. Street, Gartnethill, Glasgow. William Graham, Esq., of Lambs Alex. Pollock, jun., yarn merchant. hiU Wm. Poison, starch manufacturer, Paisley. Adam, Town Chamberlain, Treasurer and Clerk. RENFREWSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Instituted 1802. President—Sir Michael R. S. Stewart, Bari Vice-President—Colonel Campbell, of Blythswood. Extraordinary Directors. Thos. Speir, Esq., of Burnbrae and Blackstoun. Sir Peter Coats of Woodside. James Arthur, Esq., Barshaw. Right Hon. the Earl of Glasgow. Col. Buchanan, of Drumpellier. Col. Mure of Caldwell. Ordinary Directors. John Brown, Shortroods, Paisley. J. Bryce, Abbotsineh, by Paisley. Jas. Young, Gallowhill, Paisley. John Aitken, Paisley. James Wilson, Boghall, Houston. John Robertson, Mitchellton. John Gibb, Gladstone, Bishopton. Hugh Caldwell, Braes. Matthew Gilmour, Town of James Wilson, Freeland. Inchinnan. John Young, Fulwood. Thomas Kerr, East Fulton, Kil- Thomas Scott, Hawkhead Mains. barchan. Alex. Lang, Garnieland. Alexander Renfrew, Blackstoun, John Mackay, Roughlees. by Paisley. Robert Pollock, Blackhouse. Wm. Kerr, Linclive, by Paisley. Wm. Kirkwood, Stanely Muir. Wm. Orr, Linthills, Lochwinnoch. Wm. Erskine, Back-o'-Hill. Peter M'Dermid, Moss Street, Paisley. Treasurer—Matthew Wilson, Blackstoun House, by Paisley Secretary— R. L. Henderson, writer, Paisley. :

~~APPENDIX, 251~~

PAISLEY WATER COMPANY. Instituted 1834. Chairman, Archibald Campbell Holms, of Sandyford. Deputy-Chairman, Alexander King, merchant, Paisley. Treasurer, P. Guilleaume. Secretary, Eobert Brodie. Directors John Macalister Symington, David Duncan, Thomas Crichton, Alexander Craig, William Gibson, John Snodgrass, Alexander Macfarlane, William Holms, Archibald Craig, John FuUerton,

~~Board of &as Li^ht Commissioners of Faisley- 1869-70.~~

Elected hy the Shareholders. Messrs. William Philips, William Russell, John FuUerton, Dr. Wm, M'Kechnie, Provost Macfarlane, Bailie Caldwell, Messrs P, Macgregor, and John M'Gown. Elected by Town Council. '^ Bailies Masson, Scott, Eaglesim, and Watson. Secretary and Law Agent— Thomas Campbell, writer. Treasurer—William Nairne. Engineer and Manager—George Hislop. Collectors—David Ayton and David C. Niven. Office—23 Moss Street.

Alslsey Farisli Hoad Trustees; All Heritors having land in the Parish valued at 100 Scots of annual rent. Clerk—Andrew Millar, Writer, Paisley. Surveyor—Thomas Johnston, C.E. Collector—Eobert Oliver, 22 Old Smithhilla.

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ADAM, Archibald, spirit dealer, 28 Canal street Adam, Jolm, Prince of Wales Hotel, Renfrew Ferry- Allison, Alexander, surgeon. Paisley road Andrew, Michael Murdoch, head master, Old Burgh School, 48 High street Apothecaries' Hall, 14 Canal street

BARR, Jane, general merchant, 12 High street Barr, Robert, baker, 17 High street Bell, John, & Sons, dyers, Millburn Bell, Thomas, of John Bell & Sons, Croft Cottage, Croft street Bell, William, of John Bell & Sons, Millburn Dyeworks Blackburn, William, spirit merchant, 107 High street Blair, Duncan, at London Works, Inchinnan road Boyd, George, timber merchant, 27 Ferry road Boyd, James, spirit dealer, 42 High street Brown, Andrew, of William Simons & Co., Castlehill House Brown, John, joiner, at Henderson, Coulborn, & Co.'s, 9 Wilson street Buchanan, Thomas, tailor, 3 Manse street

CAMPBELL, Archibald C, of Blythswood—Blythswood House Chamberlain's Office, 11 High street—William Hen'on, Chamberlain Clark, Margaret, grocer, 126 High street Colquhoun, Janet, grocer, 57 High street Coulborn, Charles E., of Henderson, Coulborn, & Co., Meadowflat, Renfrew T 254 EENFREW.

Craig, Robert, grocer, 41 High street Craik, James, railway station master, Fnlbar street Crawford, Andrew, officer of Established Church, 37 High street Cumming, Daniel, skinner, tanner, and flesher. The Her- mitage, 100 High street Cunningham, William, sexton, 30 High street Cuthbertson, Alexander, 31 Fulbar street Cuthbertson, James, grocer and postmaster, 15 High street —house, 13 do.

DICKIE, William, flesher, 1 Pinkerton lane—house, 5 High street Dobbie, James, Superintendent of Police—house, Rock cottage, Glebe street Donald, Mrs Andrew, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 16 and 18 Canal street Douglas, William, wine and spirit merchant, 21 Meadow- side street—house, do. Dougray, Alexander, officer of U.P. Church, 6 Orchard street Drysdale, Mrs, 51 Ferry road, Renfrew Dykes, William, plumber and gasfitter, 65 High street

~~ELDER, William, draper, 32 High street Established Church, Church street—Rev. Robert Stephen, M.A., minister~~

FALCONER, George, grocer, 2 High street Female Industrial School, 127 High street Female Industrial Sessional School, Manse street—Miss Anne Lang, teacher Ferguson, John, confectioner, Fulbar street— house, 39 Renfield street Ferguson, Mrs, confectioner, 35 Manse street

~~i Filshill, James, 15 Manse street Finlay, Alexander, farmer, 17 Queen street Forrest, W. & C, Muirpark Chemical Works Foulds, A., brassfounder, 54 Fulbar street Foulds, Andrew, 1 King's lane —~~

~~RENFREW. 255~~

Foulis, Miss, assistant teacher Grammar School and Blythswood Testimonial, Renfield street Fraser, George, keeper of the Freemasons' Hall, 7 High st. Fraser, William, tailor and clothier, 7 High street Freemasons' Hall, 7 High street Free Church, Renfield street—Rev. David Neilson, minister Fulton, JohUj manager of Gas Works, 21 Ferry road

GALLAGHER, Owen, wine and spirit dealer, 39 High street Gallacher, Robert, manager of Charles Tennant & Co.'s Works, 5 Croft street Gait, Robert, bookseller and officer of Free Church, 13 Dunlop street Gas, Harbour, and Public Rate Office, 11 High street William Herron, collector Glen, James, druggist and stationer, 14 Canal street Grammar School and Blythswood Testimonial, Renfield st. —head master, Peter M'Laren Grant, Joseph, 66 Fulbar street Gray, James, farmer, Blawarthill Gray, Janet, grocer, Fulbar street

HAMILTON, William, baker, 46 High street—house, do. Hamilton, William, spirit dealer, 3 Canal street Henderson, Coulborn, & Co., engineers, and iron shipbuilders, Slip Dock Henderson, James M'L., of Henderson, Coulborn, & Co., Braehead House, near Renfrew Herd, William, 2 Queen's place Herron, William, town chamberlain, and agent for the Union Bank, 11 High street—house, 25 Ferry road Hillcoat, Anthony, spirit dealer, Newton, Paisley road Hodgart, Charles, ferryman. Ferry road Howat, Ann, confectioner, 22 Canal street Houston, James, agent for the Standard liife Assurance Company, Home Cottage, Paisley road Hunter, William, spirit dealer, Wheat Sheaf Inn, 1 Canal street 256 RENFREW.

~~Hutchesoii, George, town-clerk, 45 Orchard street—Glas- gow office, 68 St. Vincent street Hutchesou, Andrew, spirit merchant, 19 Hairst street and 69 High street~~

~~Hutchison, John, plasterer and spirit dealer, 21 Hairst st. house, do. Hutchison, Rev. John, B.A., minister of the U.P. Church, Paisley road,~~

~~INGLIS, Peter, sergeant of police, and inspector of weights and measures. Police office—house, 5 Fulbar street Ireland, John, grocer, Paisley road~~

~~JACK, John, cashier to Henderson, Coulhom, & Co., 29 Ferry road Johnstone, Thomas, joiner and turner, 1 and 3 Wilson st.~~

~~KETER, James, farmer, Mossland Keter, William, farmer, Bogside Kilpatrick, John, painter and paper hanger, 29 Hairst St. —house, 27 do.~~

LAMBIE, Andrew, hairdresser, 20 High street Lang, Miss Anne, teacher. Female Industrial School, 6S Manse street—house, 33 Hairst street Lang, Miss Jane, teacher, Ragged Industrial School, 63 Manse street—house, 33 Hairst street Lang, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Manse street Lamont, Neil, spirit merchant, 42 Fulbar street Letters, Miss, assistant teacher. Old Burgh school, 42 High street Linton, George, slater, 35 Fulbar street Lobnitz, Henry C, of Henderson, Coulborn, & Co., Clarence House London Works—William Simons & Co. Loudon, W., coal merchant, Railway Station, 39 Ferry road

~~MALCOLM, William, baker, 4 Hairst street Martin, Robert, grocer and victualler, 23 Meadowside st. —house, do. Marr, Richard, steam forge, London road —~~

~~RENFREW. 257~~

MasoQ, John, spirit dealer, 23 Canal street Meikle, William, grocer, 5 High street Moore, A., assistant teacher. Grammar School and Blyths- wood Testimonial, Renfield street Monteith, William, green grocer, 30 High street Morrison, John, plumber, coppersmith, and gasfitter, Fulbar lane—Wm. Weir, manager Morrison, Peter, foreman joiner at Henderson, Conlborn, & Co.'s, 23 Ferry road Muir, William, boot and shoemaker, 63 High street

Mumme, Carl, at Henderson, Conlborn & Co.'s, Queen st. Munro, Thomas, grocer, 12 Orchard street Myles, James, factor to the Trustees of the late Alexander A. Speirs, of Elderslie, Deanside— office in Paisley,

~~. Terrace buildings, 109 High street~~

M'ARTHUR, Angus, precentor of Free Church, 36 Thread street. Paisley M'Arthur, William, grocer, 10 High street—house, 8 do, M'Coll, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 3 High street M'Coll, John Stewart, grocer, 28 High street M'Donald, C. C, Fulbar street M'Donald, James, spirit dealer, 15 Ferry road M'Donald, James, cooking depot, 13 Ferry road M'Donald, John, farmer, Porterfield M'Dougall, Archibald, 45 High street M'Gilligan, James, boot and shoemaker, 6 Fulbar street M'Hutcheson, Elizabeth, draper, 7 Canal street—house^ Inchinnan road M'Hutcheson, James, grocer, 2 Canal street— house, Inchinnan road MTntyre, John, 86 High sti^eet M'Intyre, John, grocer, 73 High street—house, 84 do. M'Kechnie, John, Paisley and Renfrew Inn, 26 Canal st. M'Kechnie, William, grocer, 6 High street M'Kenzie, Robert, draper, 8 Orchard street MacKenzie, Thomas, Inspector of Poor, and Collector of

~~Poor Rates ; and clerk to the Statute Labour Road Trustees for the Parish of Renfrew, 9 High street house, Queen's place Y 2 ——~~

~~258 RENFREW.~~

M'Kinlay, Misses, Reufield House, Fdbar lane M'Kinnon, Mrs Hector, grocer, 13 Canal street M'Laren, Peter, LL.D., head master, Grammar School and Blythswood Testimonial M'Millan, Isabella, confectioner, 25 Canal street M' William, R., draper, 15 Canal st. —house, 43 Queen St.

~~NEILSON, Eev. David, minister of the Free Church Manse, Renfield street OLD Burgh School, 48 High street—head master, Michael Murdoch Andrew~~

~~PARK, John, spirit dealer, 28 Manse street Pattison, Hugh W., surgeon, 31 Hairst street Pottie, Alexander, veterinary surgeon, 23 Hairst street house^ 31 Ferry road~~

RAGGED Industrial School, Manse street—Miss Jane Lang, teacher Ramsey, John, spirit dealer, Elderslie Arms, 53 Ferry road Renfrew, John, shoemaker, 34 High street Robertson, Dr James, 5 Clyde street Robertson, James R. M., M.D., CM., Clyde street Robin, Matthew, Croft-an-Reigh cottage

SIMONS, William, & Co.^ engineers, founders, and shipbuilders, Lonaon Works Simons, Wm., of Wm. Simons & Co., Yoker Lodge^ Yoker Sinclair, D., joiner, 56 Fulbar street— house, 31 do. Smith, James, C.E., and land surveyor, 54 St. Vincent street, Glasgow—house, Argyle Lodge, Paisley road Speirs, Lady Anne, Elderslie house, Renfrew, and 10 Lowndes street, Loudon Steel, Mrs, stationer and draper, 43 High street Steel, Mrs Jane, spirit dealer, 64 High street Stephen, Rev. Robert, M.A., minister of the Elstablished Church, the Manse, High street Steven, Hugh, flesher, 49 High street —

~~RENFREW. 259~~

Stewart, Allan, ironfounder, Castlehill foundry—house, Longcroft cottage Stewart, Allan, spirit dealer, 23 High street—^house, 22 Pinkerton lane Stobo, George, M.D., Paisley road Sutherland, Alexander, house factor, 7 Ferry road

TAIT, William, ironmonger, 16 High street Tennant, Charles, & Co., starch works and dyewood mills, Orchard street Thomson, James, cashier at London Works, 61 Queen street Thomson, James, grocer, 33 Fulbar street—house, Bel] street Thomson, John, draper, 58 High street

~~UNION Bank of Scotland, 11 High street—Wm. Herron, agent United Presbyterian Church, Paisley road—Kev. John Hutchison, B.A., minister~~

~~VERNAL, Dugall, confectioner, 17 Canal street Vernal, James, salesman for Speirs & Gibb, coal merchants, Railway station—house, 2 Wilson street Vernal, William, boot and shoemaker, 5 High street~~

WALLACE, Connell, & Co., plumbers, gasfitters, and lead merchants, 9 Manse street Wallace, David, grocer, 56 High street Wallace, John H., writer, 45 Orchard street Wardlaw, Ralph, Millburn House Waterston, Mrs George, Castlehill Inn, 29 Canal street Watson, Henry, saddler and bootmaker, 31 High street Weir, James, grocer and spirit merchant, 53 High street —house, 51 do. Weir, William, manager to John Morrison, plumber house, 1 Fulbar hme White, James, manager at Wallace, Connell, & Co.'s, 8 Manse street White, Matthew, farmer, Queen street 260 RENFREW.

Willockj George, Union Bank, Glasgow—house, Paisley- road Wilson, John, portioner. Terrace, Paisley road Wood, James, coal merchant. Railway station, Fulbar street—house, 16 Moss street. Paisley Wright, Daniel, Pinkerton House Wright, Mrs, Pinkerton House

~~Young, William, fruits and confections, Newton~~

~~APPENDIX~~

~~MAGISTRATES.~~

~~Andrew Brown, Provost. Robert Gallacher, and Daniel Camming, Bailies. John Kilpatrick, Dean of Guild. Allan Stewart, Treasurer. COUNCILLORS.~~

Dr. Robertson, I William Bell, C. C. M 'Donald, William Douglas George Boyd, James S. Ferguson. j Jas. M'L. Henderson. George Hutchison, Town-Clerk. David Campbell, Procurator-Fiscal. William Herron, Town-Chamberiain. James Dobbie, Superintendent of Police. P. Inglis, Inspector of Weights and Measures. The management of the Police is vested in the Town Council. Burgh Court held weekly on Saturday.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Renfrew District. Provost and Magistrates for the time being. Andrew Brown James M'L. Henderson George Boyd James Myles William Bell James Houston James Robertson Matthew Robin Assessor under the Lands Valuation Act—William Herron. Quarter Sessions held first Tuesday of March, May, and August, and last Tuesday of October. Meetings for considering license certificates held first Tuesday of May and last Tuesday of October. RENFREW. 261

WRITERS. George Hutcheson, 45 Orchard Street. John H. Wallace, 45 Orchard Street. SURGEONS. W. PattisoD Geo. Stobo Alex. Allison R. Hugh | James M. Robert — [ son. PAROCHIAL BOARD. Office— 9 High Street. Dr Robertson, Chairman. Thomaa Mackenzie, Inspector of Poor.

PUBLIC OFFICES, &c. Chamberlain's Office, 11 High Street— William Herron, Chamberlain. Assessor's Office, 11 High Street—William Herron, Assessor. Post Office, 15 High Street —James Cuthbertson, Postmaster. Registrar's Office, Blythswood Testimonial, Renfield Street— Peter M'Laren, Registrar. Session Clerk's Office, Blythswood Testimonial, Renfield Street— Peter M'Laren, Session Clerk. Statute Labour Road Trust, 9 High Street—Thomas M'Kenzie, clerk. Gas and Harbour Rates Office, 11 High Street—Wm. Herron, Collector. Union Bank, 11 High Street —William Herron, Agent.

POST OFFICE, 15 High Street. James Cuthbertson, Postmaster. ARRIVALS. BOX CLOSES. 7.10 A.M. 9.40 A.M. I 9.35 „ 2.20 P.M. 4.55 P.M. 5.35 P.M. I SOCIETIES. Renfrew Prince of Wales Mason Lodge^ No. 426.—C. E. Coulborn

~~; R.W.M. James M'L. Henderson, P.M. ; Wiliam Sim, S.W. ; John~~

~~Drysdale, J.W. ; William Loudon, treasurer ; John M'Kinnon,~~

~~secretary ; George Eraser, tyler. Rooms, 9 High Street. Renfrew Rose Friendly Society. —Instituted 30th March, 1857. —Wm.~~

~~Thomson, president ; John Constable, treasurer : Alexander Murdoch, secretary. With sixteen of a committee.~~

~~Renfrew Rifle Corps.— J. Jack, captain ; 0. Gillan, lieutenant; Wm.~~

~~Loudon, ensign ; Robert Lang, colour sergeant ; James R. Wood, secretary. Renfrew King'^s Inch Curling Club. —Lady Anne Speirs of Elderslie,~~

~~patroness; George Boyd, president ; James M'L. Henderson, vice-pre-~~

~~sident ; George M'Lean and James Myles, representative members ;~~

Rev. Robert Stephen, chaplain ; Robert Gallacher, treasurer ; Ales. Pottie, secretary. Honorary Members—Colonel Campbell and S. D. Campbell. George Boyd, Alex. Findlay, James Myles, Robert Gallacher, Alexander Pottie, and George M'Lean, committee of management.

~~Horticultural Society. —George Boyd, president ; Bailie Gallacher,~~

~~vice-president ; WiUiam Herron, treasurer; John Methven, secretary ; Peter Inglis, collector.~~

~~Renfrew Boiding Green. —Campbell Houston, president ; W. Herron,~~

~~treasurer ; George Falconer, secretary. 262 EENFREW.~~

~~INSUEANCE AGENTS.~~

1 (William Herron, Chamberlain, Ferry Road Scottisha ^i.- 1 National,TvT J.- |j^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^ Deanside Standard Life, James Houston, Home Cottage. Boyal Fire and Life, James Weir, 53 High street London and Lancashire,... George Falconer, 2 High street Northern, George Falconer, 2 High street

~~SCHOOLS.~~

~~FEMALE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, 127 High Steeet. Patroness—Lady Ann Spiers, of Elderslie.~~

~~FEMALE INDUSTRIAL SESSIONAL SCHOOL, Manse Street, Miss Margaret Lang, teacher.~~

RAGGED INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, Makse Street. Miss Jane Lang, teacher. Patroness—The Honourable Mrs Campbell of Blythswood. GRAMMAR SCHOOL AND BLYTHSWOOD TESTIMONIAL. Renfield Street. Head Master—Mr Peter M'Laren, LL.D. Assistants—Mr Alexander Moore and Miss Foulis.

~~OLD BURGH SCHOOL, 48 High Street. Head Master—Mr Michael Murdoch Andrew, F.E.J.S. Assistant Female Teacher—Miss Letters.~~

~~INNS AND HOTELS.~~

~~RAILWAY, 7 Clyde Street. PRINCE OF WALES (FERRY), 1 Clyde Street—John Adam. CASTLEHILL, 29 Canal Street—Mrs George Waterston.~~

~~FAIRS are held on the third Tuesday of May and second Friday of June. Market Day— Saturday.~~

CONVEYANCES.—Almost all the Glasgow Steamers call at Ren- frew Wharf, both in going up and down the Clyde. Trains to Paisley and Glasgow nearly every two hours. Carriers to Glasgow every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. EENFEEW. 263

~~CHURCHES.~~

~~ESTABLISHED CHUECH, Church Street.~~

~~Eev. R, Stephen, M.A., Minister I Andrew Crawford, OflBcer. William Loudon Precentor P, M'Laren, LL.D., Session Clerk | Gravedigger, Andrew Cunningham.~~

~~FREE CHURCH, Renfield Street.~~

~~Rev. David Neilson Minister. I John Findlay, OiEcer. Angus M'Arthur ...... Precentor, Session Clerk. j~~

~~UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Paisley Road.~~

~~Rev. J. Hutchison, B.A.. Minister I Alexander Dougray, Officer. William Crawford Precentor Jas. Cuthbertson,... Session Clerk~~

~~The SACRAMENT takes place on the last Sabbath of February and last Sabbath of July.~~

~~POPULATION OF RENFREW. IN BUKGH, IN LANDWARD PARTS.~~

~~Males, 1984 Males, . . .466~~

~~Females, 1747 Females . . .450~~

Total, . 3731 Total, . 916 RENFREW, with Rutherglen. Dumbarton, Kilmarnock, and Port- Glasgow, return one member to Parliament. Kilmarnock is the returning burgh. Parliamentary constituency, 472 ; municipal do., 433. Right Hon. E. P. Bouverie, M.P. JOHNSTONE

AITKEN, John, hairdresser, 6 Houstoun square Allan, James, coal merchant, Johnstone station Allan, James, of Thomson & Allan, 11 William street Allan, John, joiner. High street Anderson, Charles, baker, 31 High street Anderson, Erskine, spirit dealer, 1 William street Anderson, John, stationer, 44 High street Anderson, John, draper and clothier, 50 Houstoun square Armstrong, James, bookseller and stationer, and boot and shoe merchant, and agent for the Eoyal Insurance Company, 35 High street Arrol, James, manager. Flax Mill—^house, Rankine street

BARNETT, James, at Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co.'s, Janefield Barr, James, slater, 76 High street Barr, James, spirit merchant, 7 High street Barr, John, cowfeeder, Greenend cottage Barrowman, Thomas, manager, Shale Coal Oil Works, Linwood—house, Graham street Baxter, Robert, hairdresser, 41 High street Baxter, William, head mechanic, Johnstone Old Mill Bain, John, surgeon, 66 High street Baine, Miss, teacher, Ladies' School, William street Beaton, Neil, wine and spirit merchant, 56 Houstoun square Bell, John, coal merchant, Canal basin—house, Cherry- woodside, Elderslie Bennie, Andrew, Rosebank cottage Biggart, D., & Sons, cotton spinners and bleachers, Peock- land Mills—house, Peockland cottage Bishop, John, draper, 68 High street JOHNSTONE. 265

Black, Hector, feuar, 11 High street Blackwood, David, gi'ocer, 4 Graham street Blackwood, James, confectioner, 73 High street Blair, Hugh, spinning master, Johnstone Old Mill Blair, Miss, china merchant, 54 Houstoun square Blair, Robert, Cross Keys Inn and Hotel, 46 Houstoun square, High street Blair, Matthew, grocer, 29 High street Blair, Peter, manager, Johnstone Gas Light Co., Gas-work cottage Bonnar, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 22 High street Boyle, John, fish dealer and green grocer, 37 High street Braid, Joseph, brassfounder, 62 Iligh street Brooks, Rev, George, minister of Johnstone East U.. P. Church, East U. P. Manse Brown, John, Dimity street Browns, Malloch, & Co., cotton spinners, Johnstone Old Mill, High street, and Elderslie Mill Buchanan, James, provision merchant, 35 High street Buchanan, John, grocer, 62 High street Buchanan, Peter, mechanic, at Barbush Mill Buchanan, Robert, grocer and provision merchant. High street Buchanan, William, general grocer, and wine and spirit merchant, 67 High street Buick, John, wine and spirit merchant, 27 High street

CALDWELL, John, grocer, 1 Church street Caldwell, John, millwright, High street Cameron, Alexander, teacher, 21 Church street Cameron, Daniel, broker, 8 William street Cameron, James, Hag Mill Cameron, Matthew, carter, 21 Church street Campbell, John, manager, Hag Mill Campbell, John, spirit dealer, 36 High street Campbell, Thomas, china merchant, 22 High street Campbell, William, boot and shoemaker, Macdowall street —house, Graham street Carson, Samuel, boot and shoemaker, 7 Macdowall street —house, do. —

~~266 JOHNSTONE.~~

~~Cariside Mill—Smith & M'Lanrin Chapman, Alexander, grocer, 15 William street Chapman, Alexander, (Jabinetmaker, 8 Macdowall street~~

Chisholm, Rev. Hugh, Roman Catholic Chapel, Graham st. Christie, Francis, Ford Bank Christie, James, Ford Bank City of Glasgow Bank, Houstoun square—John Reid, writer, agent Clapperton, William, manager, Walkinshaw Foundry house, Walkinshaw street Coats, Daniel, of Coats, Neilson, & Co., Woodside house, Paisley Coats, Neilson, & Co., cotton spinners, Thorn mill, Johnstone Coats, Peter, jun., of Coats, Neilson, & Co.—residence, Woodside house Core &L Wilson, engineers and millwrights, Engine Works, Gas street Core, Adam, of Core & Wilson, Canal street Craig & Donald, engineers, William street Works Craig, Miss Margt., Bonnyhill cottage, William street Craig, Mrs W,, 21 High street Crawford, Andrew, foreman to John Weems house, 17 — j High street 1 Crawford, George, sen., Banktop, William st.

~~DAVIES, Francessa, grocer, 31 Graham street Davies, Mrs, confectioner, 81 High street. Daily, William, cooper, 28 Church street Daly, John, broker, 2 Macdowall street~~

Dixon, Mrs Henry, grocer and milk dealer, Macdowall st. Donald, Mrs Hugh, William street Donald, James F., of James Donald & Son, Banktop Donald, James, of James Donald & Son, Villafield, Laigh Cartside street Donald, James, of Craig & Donald, William street Donald, James, & Son, millwrights, engineers, and ironfounders, Johnstone Foundry and Engine Works, High street Donald, John, & Co., iron and steel merchants, 2 7 High st. JOHNSTONE. 267

~~Donald, John, of John Donald & Co., William street Duffy, John, broker, William street Duncan, Mrs, confectioner, 44 Houstoun square Dunlop, Hugh, Baker, 64 High street~~

~~EADIE, James, farmer, Cochran Mill Edward, George, manager to J. & W. Weems—house, High street Eustace, Robert, surgeon, Houstoun square~~

FEARON, Francis, furnisher, 64 High street Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co., flax spinners, manufacturers of bleached and coloured linen thread, and patent shoe thread Finlayson, Archibald W., Merchiston House Finlayson, Charles, of Finlayson, Bousfield & Co., Lily Bank House Finlayson, James, of Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co., Merchiston House Finlayson, William James, Merchiston House Fleming, Archibald, merchant, registrar of births, &c., postmaster, and agent for the Royal Fire and Life Insurance Co., and European Guarantee Society, Post Office, Walkiiishaw street Fletcher, Mrs, fruit dealer and confectioner, 25 High street Flockhart, John, saddler. High Street Eraser, John, Newfield House Eraser, John, superintendent of police, Collier street

GAFF, Rev. William, minister of Established Church, The Manse, Dimity street Galbraith, Andrew, Johnstone Castle Galbraith, Archibald, Johnstone Castle Gardner, Richard, M.D., 62 High street—house, 30 do. Gardner, Robert, milkdealer, 66 High street Gas Light Company—Peter Blair, manager Gibson, Duncan, carter, 13 Rankine street Giffen, Humphrey, officer, East United Presbyterian Church Gillespie, Alexander, of Gray & Gillespie, Elderslie Farm 268 JOHNSTONE.

Gilmour, William S., "Woodbank Glasgow and Johnstone carrier—John M'Donald, 1 1 High street Glasgow & South-Western Railway Station—Quintin Y. Lawson, station master Glegg, John, factor, Milliken Glen, Archibald, Cartside House Glen, Elizabeth, Old Black Bull Cellar, George street Gordon, Hugh, broker, and nail manufacturer, 5 William street Graham, Jas., green grocer, and milk dealer, 71 High st. Grant & Macfarlane—Johnstone Saw Mills, Dimity street Grant, Peter, grocer, Colher street Gray, Alexander, boot and shoe warehouse, 41 High st. Gray & Gillespie, coal merchants, Johnstone Station Gray, Matthew, of Gray & Gillespie, Thorn Gray, Thomas Garland, surgeon, Graham street—house, Gowan Bank Cottage Gray, William, farmer, Barbush Gregson & Smithe, Dimity street spindle works

HAIR, John, boot and shoemaker, Walkinshaw street Hamilton, James, Johnstone Equitable Loan Office, 19 High street—residence, 22 Church street Harper, Robert, printer and bookseller, 67 High street Harper, William, 2 Houstoun square Hart, James, clerk to Browns, MaUoch, & Co., William street Hart, James, gardener, Rankine street Hatrick, James, beaming master at Browns, Malloch, & Co.'s, and precentor in West U.P. Church—house, 12 Macdowall street Hatrick, Charles, farmer, Boghouse Hay, John, grocer and provision merchant. High street Head, Il^eil, hedger, Milliken gate Henderson, Andrew, M.D., and surgeon, 28 High street —house, 33 do. Hendry, John, officer, West United Presbyterian Church, 10 Church street Higgins, Mrs James, fish and fruit merchant, 39 High st. JOHNSTONE. 269

Hodgart, John, Calaba House, Milliken Park Holmes, Alexander, shoemaker, 76 High street Holmes, John, writer, and agent for the Union Bank of Scotland, Collier street Holmes, Walter, writer, and agent for the Royal Bank of Scotland, 83 High street—house, Lade place, George street Hood, William, cooper. Collier street Houstoun, William, grocer and spirit merchant, 26 Mac- dowall street Huie, James, of James Huie & Co., Crosshill, Glasgow Huie, James, & Co., curled hair and bedding wool manufacturers, Hag Mill Hunter, William, manager at Craig & Donald's Husband, Alexander, manager at James Donald & Son's, Johnstone Foundry, High street Hutchison, Rev. William, minister of Johnstone Free Church—Manse, Graham street

~~INGLIS, Miss, dressmaker, 7 Graham street Inglis, Rev. James, minister of West U.P. Church, Church street Ireland, Mrs H. B. teacher, Ladies' School, William street~~

JACK, Thomas, coal merchant, Johnstone Station—house, Canal street, Johnstone Jackson, George, brassfounder, 25 High street—^house, 2 Dimity street Jalfray, David, & Son, builders, 14 Graham street Jaffray, Misses Elizabeth and Isabella, confectioners, 31 High street Jaffray, Peter, builder, 18 Church street Jaffray, William, builder. Quarry street Jamieson, John, grocer, 75 High street Johnstone East United Presbyterian Church, 9 Walkin- shaw street—Rev. George Brooks, minister Johnstone Equitable Loan Office, 19 High street—James Hamilton, proprietor Johnstone Established Church, Ludovic square—Rev. William Gaff, minister z 2 —

~~270 JOHNSTONE.~~

Johnstone Flax Mill Co-operative Society (limited), grocers and provision merchants, 73 High street—Henry M'Culloch, manager Johnstone Free Church, William street, 3 Houstoun square —Rev. William Hutchison, minister Johnstone Gas Light Co.—^Peter Blair, manager Johnstone Mill—William Paton, smallware manufacturer Johnstone, Mrs James, spirit dealer, 23 High street Johnstone Old Mill, High street—Browns, Malloch & Co., proprietors Johnstone Ragged School, off Ludovic square Johnstone, Richard, tailor and clothier, 25 High street Johnstone Rifle Corps—Walter Holmes, secretary Johnstone Saw Mills, Dimity street Johnstone Station, Glasgow and South-Western Railway '—Quintin Y. Lawson, station master Johnstone West United Presbyterian Church, Church street—Rev. James Inglis, minister Johnstone, William, Campbell street and High street Johnstone Public Hall and Working Men's Institute, Church street—Wm. Scott, janitor. Jonas, Alfred Charles, at Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co.'s house, Graham street

~~KELLY, John, spirit merchant, 30 High street Kerr, Thomas, farmer, Fulton Killoch, James, spirit dealer, Cartside Kyle, John, engineer. Hag Mill~~

LAIRD, Alexander, flesher, 71 High street Laird, Joseph, Macdowall street Laird, Margaret, boot and shoe shop, 71 High street Laird, Neil, joiner, 35 High street—^"house, William street Lang, Charles, mechanic, 25 Church street Lang, Mrs Gabriel, spirit merchant, 42 Houstoun square Lang, John, boot and shoemaker, Campbell street Lang, John, boot and shoe warehouse, 60 High street Lang, Joseph, overseer, Crosslie Langmuir, B,., Paisley and Johnstone carrier, Rankine street Law, Miss Elizabeth, draper and milliner, 65 High street JOHNSTONE. 271

Lawson, Quintin Y., station master, Glasgow and South- western Railway Lemon, John, 3 Houstoun square Lindsay, Mrs John, Graham street Lochhead, Archibald, wine and spirit merchant, Prince of Wales Tavern, 7 Macdowall street Lochhead, John, at James Hamilton & Co.'s, pawnbroker Loudon, James, Cartside Villa Love, James, tinsmith, 5 William street Love, John, tinsmith, and agent for Provincial Fire and Life Insurance Co., 19 High street Love, Robert, tinsmith and plumber, 25 High street

MALLOCH, John, of Browns, Malloch, & Co. —house, Elderslie Glen, by Elderslie Malloch, William, of Browns, Malloch, & Co.—house, Mount Pleasant Martin, Walter, painter, 64 High street Mathewson, Ge^orge, wine and spirit merchant, 80 High street—house, do. Matthews, James, boot and shoemaker, Collier street Merry, John, 23 Church street Miller, J. G. Clarence, accountant. Royal Bank of Scotland, 68 High street Miller, Robert, bookseller. High street Mills, James, broker, 14 William street More, Alexander, & Son, tailors and clothiers, 68 High street More, Alex., of Alexander More & Son, 24 Church St. More, James, pawnbroker, 1 1 Macdowall street—house, do, Morrison, Alexander, & Sons, joiners and timber merchants, Laigh Cartside woodyard Morrison, Alexander, of Alexander Morrison & Sons, 1 Cartside street Morrison, William, of Alexander Morrison & Sons, 1 Cartside street Muir, John, builder. Church street Munn, Thomas, teacher, Ragged school—house, Cartside Murdoch, Charles, tinsmith and gasfitter, 70 High street Murdoch, Margaret, grocer, Cartside —

~~272 JOHNSTONE.~~

M'ARTHUR, Archibald, of A. M'Arthur & Son, 6 Canal street M'Arthur, A., & Son, engineers and machinists, Peockland Works M'Arthur, Duncan, engine keeper, Floors Mill M 'Arthur, William, of A. M'Arthur & Son, 6 Canal street M'Callan, George, tinplate worker, gasfitter, and plumber, High street M'Cartney, James, teacher—Factory school, George street —^house, Thornhill M'Connell, John, glazier, 42 Houstonn square M'Cormick, Robert, accountant, 58 High street M'Creath, Mrs John, tobacconist, Houstoun square M 'Donald, Hugh, wheelwright and turner, Graham street M 'Donald, John, Johnstone and Glasgow carrier, 11 High street M'Donald, Miss, teacher, Roman Catholic school, Graham street Macdowall, Henry, Floors Mill—residence, Carruth House, Bridge of Weir M'Dowall, James, engineer. Thorn M^Dowall, John, draughtsman, Walkinshaw Foundry house. High street M'Dowall, John, & Sons, engineers and machinists, Walk- inshaw Foundry M'Dowall, Mrs, of John M'Dowall & Sons, Walkinshaw Foundry—house, Walkinshaw Lodge M'Dowall, William, cashier and accountant, City of Glasgow Bank, Houstoun square M'Farlane, Graham, Broombrae House M'Farlane, J. & G., manufacturing chemists, Johnstone Chemical Works M'Farlane, Graham James, of J. & G. M'Farlane, Broom- brae House M'Farlane, John G., of J. & G. M'Farlane, Broombrae House M'Farlane, Joseph, confectioner, Rankine street M'Gechie, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 17 Rankine street M^Ghee, William, engineman, Johnstone Mill —

~~JOHNSTONE. 273~~

M'Intosh, Mrs, teacher, 23 Church street M'lntyre, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 8 Houstoun square M'Kechnie, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 41 High street M'Kay, Malcolm, spirit dealer, 63 High street M'Kennie, Martha, dressmaker, 78 High street M'Laren, Archibald, draper, 61 High street M'Lachlan, Robert J., accountant, Union Bank—house, Thornhill M'Laren, Malcolm, M.D., surgeon, 40 Houstoun square house, 1 Rankine street M'Millan, Thomas, broker, M'Dougall street M'Nair, James, ironmonger and nail manufacturer, 18 High street M'Nair, John, officer Free Church, 2 Houstoun square M'Neil, Mrs James, grocer, Rankine street M'Pherson, Donald, joiner and cartwright, 7 Houstoun square M'Pherson, Marj, draper, 25 High street M'Pherson & M'Nee, steam forge, Walkinshaw street MTherson, John, of MTherson & M'Nee, 10 Dimity street

NAIRN, William, merchant, Houstoun square Napier, J. & W., & Co., cotton spinners, Barbush Mill Napier, John S., of J. & W. Napier & Co. Napier, Sir R. J. M., Bart., of Milliken and Napier Neilson, Mrs Robert, milliner and straw hat maker, 30 High street Neilson, William, clerk at Craig & Donald's-—house William street Nicol, Jessie, k Tennant, milliners, 33 High street

~~OATT, J. & R., milliners and dressmakers, 82 High street~~

~~PAISLEY and Johnstone carrier—Robert Langmuir, Rankine street Paton, John, 26 Church street Paton, William, small ware manufacturer, Johnstone Mill —residence, Cartbank 274 JOHNSTONE.~~

Paterson, Gavin, boot and shoemaker, Houstoun square Paterson, James, spinning master, Barbnsh Mill Pollock, George, window glazier, Houstoun square Porter, Thomas, insurance agent, 20 High street Post Office, Walkinshaw street—Archibald Fleming, postmaster

RAGGED SCHOOL, off Ludovic square—Thomas Munn, teacher Ramsay, Miss, milliner, 40 Houstoun square Ramsay, "William, grain mills, Macdowall street Reid, Alexander, slater, Houstoun square Reid, Archibald, tailor and clothier, 71 High street Reid, Hugh, picking master, Johnstone Old Mill Reid, James, writer. Collier street—house, Bankside Cot- tage, Canal street Reid, John, writer, and agent for the City of Glasgow Bank, 52 Houstoun square—house, Lochwinnoch Reid, William, spirit merchant, 2 Church street Riddell, James, tinsmith and gasfitter, 17 Church street Robertson, David, wine and spirit merchant, 26 High st. Robertson, John, slater and plasterer, Ludovic square Robertson, John, jun., & Co., slaters and plasterers, 2 Campbell street Robertson, William, & Co., engineers and toolmakers, Macdowall street—house, Graham street Royal Bank of Scotland, 83 High street—Walter Holmes, agent

SALMON, John, factor to George Ludovic Houstoun, Esq. of Johnstone Castle—office, Quarrelton Scott, W. Inglis, Meadowside, MiUiken Park Semple, Mrs John, draper, 56 Houstoun square Semple, Robert, pattern maker at Walkinshaw foundry, Walkinshaw street Shanks, Thomas, & Co., engineers, machinists, and tool. makers, Banktop Works Shanks, Thomas, of Thomas Shanks & Co., Lilybank Shanks, William, of Thomas Shanks & Co., Bankhouse Sharp, John, Canal agent, Canal cottage —=

~~JOHNSTONE. 275~~

Sharp, William, blacksmith, Graham street Shedden, Thomas, engineman at Barhush Mill Smith, James, boot and shoemaker, Graham street Smith, James, clerk and collector Johnstone Gas Com- pany, William street Smith, James, joiner, Campbell street Smith, Margaret, keeper Working Men's Refreshment Rooms, 24 High street Smith, Peter, manager at James Donald & Son's, Johnstone Foundry and Engine Works—house. High street Smith, Robert, ironmonger, 70 High street Smith, Robert, tailor and clothier, 63 High street Smith & M'Laurin, fancy, coloured, enamelled, and em- bossed paper, card, and pasteboard manufacturers works, Cartside, near Milliken Park—warehouse, 70 Union street, Glasgow Speir, Thomas, of Burnbrae Sproul, John, Collier street Square, William, spirit merchant, 13 High street Steel, Catherine, spirit dealer, 2 Houstoun square Steel, John, grocer. Quarry street Steel, John, Macdowall street Stevenson, David, horse dealer, 23 High street Stevenson, D. & T., family grocers, fleshers, and provision

~~merchants ; and agents for W. & A. Gilbey, wine~~

~~importers and distillers, London ; also, sole agents for James Gibb & Co.'s patent ammonia fixed Peruvian~~

Government guano ; 74 and 23 High street Stevenson, Mrs James, grocer, victualler, flesher, and wine and spirit merchant, 32 High street Stevenson, Robert, merchant, 62 Queen street, Glasgow— house, Cochranfield House Stevenson, Thomas, licensed auctioneer and valuator, 74 High street Stevenson, Walkinshaw, tailor, Collier street Stevenson, James, potato dealer, 6 High street-^—house, do, Stevenson, William, clerk at Floors Mill Stevenson, W., grocer, spirit and seed merchant, 38 High st, Stevenson, William, manager, George Houstoun & Co.'s cotton mills, Millbank Cottage —

~~ii76 JOHNSTONE.~~

Stevenson, William, provision merchant, 58 High street Stewart, James, farmer, Laigh Cartside Stewart, John, plumber and gasfitter, Church street Stirling, Mrs Patrick, High street Storrie, David, flesher, 65 High street Storrie, John, grocer, 48 Graham street

TAYLOR, Thomas, saddler, 74 High street Taylor, William, feuar, Rankine street Taylor, William, smith, and house factor, 5 Rankine street Thomson, Alexander, baker, 50 Houstoun square Thomson & Allan, engineers, millwrights, and machinists, Laigh Cartside street Works Thomson, David, of Thomson & Allan, 65 Love street. Paisley Thomson, John, Bull Hotel, job and post-horse hirer, 72 High street Thomson, Nisbet, baker, 76 High street Thomson, Nisbet, miller and grain merchant, Crossford Mills, Howwood, by Paisley—house, 76 High street, Johnstone Thomson, Robert, watchmaker, 60 High street Thomson, William, tailor and clothier, 61 High street Todd, William, grocer, and wine and spirit merchant, 2 Quarry street—house, 12 do. Tweedale, John, manager at Thomas Shanks & Co.'s house, 70 High street UNION Bank of Scotland, corner of Collier and Clark- streets— John Homes, agent Urquhart, James, carding master, Barbush Mill Urquhart, Mrs John, cowfeeder. Quarry street

WALKER, Alexander, spirit dealer, 1 Quarry street Watson, James, sign writer, and block letter maker, painter and paper hanger, 60 High street tVeems, John, gas and water engineer and tinsmith, bell- hanger, coppersmith, plumber and gasfitter, 17 High street—residence, Walkinshaw House —

JOHNSTONE. 27*

Weems, J. & W., patentees and manufacturers of hydraulic macliinery for lead and block tin tubes, tubular hot air apparatus for drying stoves, self-acting furnace dampers, steam traps, noiseless disc fans, and self- acting drying machinery of every description, Per- severance Iron Works, High street Welsh James, Cartside Iron Foundry—house, Cartside Welsh, Mrs Robert, Mavisbank Cottage Whitehill, James, wine spirit merchant, 58 High street Williamson, George, Blacksmith, 1 Houstoun square Wilson, Andrew, of Core & Wilson, High street Wilson, John, boot and shoe maker, Houstoun square Wilson, John, carding master at Browns, Malloch & Co.'s —'house, Napier street Wilson, William, coal merchant, Johnstone station—house, 3 Houstoun square Wingate, John, the Knowe, Milliken Park Woods, Blackley, boot and shoemaker, 36 High street Working Men's Refreshment Rooms, 24 High street Margaret Smith, keeper Wylie, Alexander, clerk and book-keeper. Perseverance Ironworks—house, 15 High street Wylie, John, flesher, 41 High street—house, 13 William street Wylie, Joseph, 54 Houstoun square

~~YOUNG, William, draper, 56 Houstoun square~~

~~--i^'q:::^-^~~

~~2 A 278 JOHNSTONE.~~

~~APPENDIX.~~

~~Commissioners of Police.~~

James Donald, senior magistrate. Charles Finlayson and David Jaffray, junior magistrates. Commissioners. Thomas Barrowman, William Weems, John Thomson, Archibald M'Arthur, William Johnstone, John M'Pherson, David Blackwood, James Buchanan. James Meiklejohn, James Reid, Clerk to Commissioners, and Clerk of Police Court, J. G. Clarence Miller, collector of Police Bates.

~~Justices of the Peace.~~

Johnstone District. Donald, James, Johnstone Salmon, John, Johnatone Castle Finlayson, James, Johnstone Speir, Thomas, of Blackstoun Freeland, Robert, Bridge of Weir Shanks, Thomas, Johnstone Macdowall, Henry, Carruth Stevenson, William, Crosslee M'Laren, Malcolm, Johnstone Stevenson, James, of Auchenames Ifapier, Sir R. J. M., of Milliken Stirling, Captain James, E.N., of and Napiei', Bart. Glentyan Napier, John S. Walter Holmes, Justice of Peace Clerk Depute. Justice of Peace Small Debt Court held in Black Bull Assembly liooms, on the third Monday of every month, at 11 a.m.

Banlss. CITY OF GLASGOW BANK. Houstoun square. John Reid agent. William M^Dowall, cashier and accountant. UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND. Collier street. John Holmes, agent. Robert J. M'Lachlan, cashier and accountant. Alexander Bartlemore, clerk. ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. 83 High street. Walter Holmes, agent. J. G. Clarence Miller, cashier and accountant. —

~~JOHNSTONE. 279~~

~~"WriteriS.~~

~~John Holmes, Collier street I John Reid, 52 Houstoun square~~

~~Walter Holmes, 83 High street | James Eeid, Baukside Cottage~~

~~Medical Practitioners, Malcolm M'Laren, surgeon Thomas Garland Gray, surgeon Andrew Henderson, M.D., surgeon Richard Gardner, M.D. John Bain, surgeon Robert Eustace, surgeon~~

~~Fire Brig-ade. Superintended by Magistrates and Councillors. James Barr, captain. James Eeid, clerk. |~~

Fire and Life Insurance OfSLces and Agents. National Boiler—William Taylor, Raukine street. North British and Mercantile^ and City of Glascjow Fire and Life Insurance—Walter Holmes, writer, 83 High street. Northern—James Reid, writer, Bankside Cottage. Phmnix Fire—James F. Donald, High street. Scottish Equitable Life Assurance Society—J. G. Clarence Miller, 83 High street. Scottish Unio7i—John Salmon, Quarrelton, Standard Life^ and Sun— John Reid, Houstoun square. European Guarantee of Fidelity—Archd. Fleming. Royal Fire and Life—Jas. Armstrong, Bookseller, and Archibald Fleming, Walkinshaw street. West of England—William Taylor, Rankine street. United Kingdom Temperance and Provident Institution^ and Scottish Fire—Robert Harper, 67 High street. Provincial Fire and Life—John Love, 19 High street. Johnstone Assemlsly Rooms, George Street. John Thomson, proprietor, Bull Hotel.

~~Johnstone Coffee and Ne'^rs Boom, Bull Inn, 72 High street. Ministers. Johnstone Parish Church—Ludovic square; William Gaff—elected by congregation.~~

~~Free Church of Scotland—William street, Houstoun square ; William Hutcheson— elected by congregation.~~

~~Sir William Wallace Church—Elderslie ; David Reston—elected by congregation. East United Presbyterian Church— Walkinshaw street; George Brooks —elected by congregation.~~

~~West United Presbyterian Church—Church street ; James Inglis elected by congregation.~~

~~R-oman Catholic Chapel—Grahame street ; Hugh Chisholm—appointed by the Bishop. N.B. —For residences, see Directory. 280 JOHNSTONE.~~

~~Bur^h Police. Superintendent—John Fraser, Collier street.~~

~~Session Olerl: and Heg^istrar. Archibald Fleming, "Walkinsliaw street.~~

~~Cliiircli OiSicers and Precentors.~~

~~Parish Church—Jaiues Carswell, officer, Church street ; Archibald Fleming, precentor, Walkinshaw street.~~

~~Free Church—John M'Nair, oiHcer, 2 Houstoun square ; John Mathie- son, precentor. High street.~~

~~Sir William Wallace Church —William Currie, officer ; James Welsh, precentor.~~

East United Presbyterian Church—Humphrey Giffen, officer ; William Guy, precentor. High street. West United Presbyterian Church—John Hendry, officer, Church st. ; James Hatrick, precentor, 12 Macdowall street G-rave-Digger. James Carswell. Inland Ilevenue. Walter Holmeg,writer, sub-distributor of stamps— office, S3 High st. Post Omce.

, Walkinshaw street. Archibald Fleming, Postmaster, Arrivals —5.20 a.m., 11 a.m., and 5.10 p.m. Box Closes—12.5 noon, 1.20 p.m., 6.10 p.m., and 9.10 p.m. By the addition of an extra stamp. Letters may be posted until 12.10, 1.25, 6.15, and 9.15 p.m. Collections from Wall Letter Box, Cross—11.50 a.m., 4 and 9 p.m.

~~Johnstone Bowling* OluT:. President—James Finlayson. Vice-President —James Donald. Treasurer, John M'Kenzie. Secretary — C. Finlayson.~~

Ninth Renfrewshire Ilifle Volunteers. Captain — James Loudon, Cartside Villa. Lieutenant—James Fyfe Donald, Yillafield Cottage. Ensign—F. Christie. Secretary and Treasurer—Walter Holmes, writer. Annual General Meeting, 13th January.

Johnstone Youn^ Men's Literary Association, Instituted 1865. President—George Thomson. Treasurer—Eobert Semple. Secretary—James Anderson, 31 High Sti'eet. Session —From 1st Thursday of October till last Thursday of March. Meet in Committee Room of Working Men's Institute. JOHNSTONE. 281

G-las^o'w, Paisley, and Ardrossan Canal. Caual Store—John Sharp, goods' agent. Trading boats start every lawful day. 1. From Johnstone, for Paisley, and Glasgow, at 6 and 9 a.m., and 2 p.m. 2. Paisley, for at 6 p.m., 5 p.m. From Johnstone, and 11 and , 3. From Glasgow, for Johnstone, at 6 A.M., and 12 noon.

~~Carriers' Quarters-~~

~~PAISLET—Kobert Langmuir, Kankine street, arrives daily ; departs daily. GLASGOW—John M'Donald, High street; arrives daily; departs daily.~~

~~Mills. Baebush Mill—J. & W. Napier & Co.~~

~~C4.RTSIDE Mill— Smith & M'Laurin.~~

~~Hag Mill—James Huie & Co.~~

~~John Campbell, manager. j John Kyle, engineer.~~

~~Johnstone Mill, Collier Street—William Paton.~~

~~Johnstone Old Mill—Browns, Malloch, & Co.~~

~~Johnstone Flax Mill—Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co. Arrol, manager. James Barnet, cashier. James | Donald Hill, foreman.~~

~~Scliools. LADIES' SCHOOL. Mrs H. B. Ireland and Miss Bayne, Teachers..~~

~~FACTORY SCHOOL, George Street. James M'Cartney, teacher.~~

JOHNSTONE BAGGED SCHOOL. Off Ludovic Square, Thomas Munn, teacher. CARTSIDE SCHOOL. Miss Allen, teacher. CHURCH STREET SCHOOL. Mrs M'Intosh, teacher. ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL, Miss M'Donald, teacher. 2 A 2 ^

~~282 JOHNSTONE.~~

Jolinstone Caledonian Curling: Cliils. George L. Houstouu, Patron. David Jaffray, President. James Salmon, Vice-President. David Jaffray and James Salmon, Eepresentative Members. Eobert Barr, Treasurer. Peter Jaffray, Secretary. Committee.

| James Donald | Blair, Peter Jaffray | Eobert Barr Eobert Honorary Members. The Hon. Lord Muir, H. Macdowall, Col. Eussell, G. Somerville, Joseph Braid, Capt. Loudon, E.V. John Salmon, Eobert M'Creatb, Alex. More, John Wylie Ordinary Members. Eegular.

David Jaffray, James F. Donald,, Eobert Blair, . William Jaffray, James Hamilton, 0. Finlayson, Peter Jaffray, Archd. Lochhead,, Eev. Hugh ChishoJm, James Salmon, Eobert Barr, John Hodgart, David Eobertson Provost Veitcb, James M'Cartney, James Donald, John Thomson, E. M'Laughlin.

Elderslie, and Jolinstone Caledonian Curling Club. Lady Ann Speirs, Patroness. Thomas Jack, President. Thomas Jackson, Vice-President George Jackson and Wm. Gray, Eepresentative Members. James Barr, Treasurer. Thomas Jackson, Secretary. Committee.. "William Gray,. Thomas Erskine, William Blackburn, Eobert Sutherland, Matthew Gray. Honorary Member. John Holmes. Ordinary Members. Eegular. William Gray,. Thomas M'Millan. George Jackson, James Barr, Matthew Gray, Thomas Jackson. Charles Glen Thomas Erskine, James Blair, Thomas Jack, William Blackburn, Eobert Sutherland,. John Jardine. Alexander Neilson, John Barr, Colin Kerr, John Brown, James Stewart. James Dougall

Coal Agents- William Wilson, Johnstone Station—house, Houstoun square. Thomas Jack, do. do. do. Canal street. Paisley, James Allan, do, do. do. Thorn- George M'Gavan, do. do. do. do. Gray & Gillespie, do. do. and Elderslie—house. Thorn and Elderslie Farm, John Bell, Canal Basin—house, Cherrywoodside,, Elderslie —

~~JOHNSTONE. 283~~

~~SOCIETIES. LOYAL JOHNSTONE YEOMANRY SOCIETY. Instituted 1803. Preses, Wm. Allan, Quarrelton. Treasurer, Andrew Wilson, High St. Clerk, James Reid, Bankside Cottage.~~

JOHNSTONE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Instituted 1846. Preses, John Salmon, Esq., Johnstone Castle. Secretary, James Reid. OfScer, Neil Head. This Society has a Cattle Show Annually, on the Friday following the Second Monday of July.

~~THE JOHNSTONE DERBY AGRICULTURAL CLUB. Annual Ploughing Competitions Open to Scotland. Secretaries~~

~~J. G, Clarence Miller, Johnstone ; R. J. M'Lachlan, Thorn. Treasurer—William Buchanan.~~

JOHNSTONE PUBLIC HALL & WORKING MEN'S INSTITUTE. Directorate—1870. President—James Finlayson, Esq. Vice-President— Captain Loudon. Treasurer—Mr James M'Cartney. Secretary—Mr James M'Dougall. Directors. Provost Donald Messrs John Scott MesM-s Charles Finlayson Daniel M'Dowall Thomas Stevenson Charles Lang Robert Smith James Buchanan John Tweeddale WiUiam Galbraith George Craig Henry Dixon Peter Jaflfray Thomson Tweedlie. J. G. C. Miller Thomas Jack R. C. More Meets First Monday of each month. Games' Room Committee. Messrs George Craig, Peter Jaffray, R. C. More, Charles Lang, J. G. C. Miller, William Galbraith, D. Macdowall. Meets on Second Tuesday of each month. Reading-Room and Library Committee. Messrs John Tweeddale, R. C. More, Thomas Jack, Thomson Tweedlie, James M'Cartney, Henry Dixon, John Scott. Mr John Tweeddale, Convener. Meets on Third Tuesday of each month. Hall Committee. Provost Donald, Messrs James Buchanan, Charles Finlayson, John Scott, Thomas Stevenson, Robert Smith. Meets on Fourth Tuesday of each month. President, Vice-Presideiit, and Secretary ex-officio members of all Committees. William Scott, Janitor. 284 JOHNSTONE.

JOHNSTONE TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY. President, Eobert Harper. Vice-president, Eobert Neilson. Treasurer, Alexander Michael. Secretary, James Caldwell. JOHNSTONE, QUARRELTON, THORN, AND ELDERSLIE COFFIN AND COFFIN COVER SOCIETY. Instituted 1820. Preses, William Taylor, Rankine Street. Treasurer, Wm. Baxter, Rankine St. Officer, John, Hendry, Church St. Cover Keeper, James Carswell. Coffin Contractor, Robert Miller, Houstoun Square. JOHNSTONE GAS LIGHT COMPANY. Instituted 1823. Chairman, Henry Macdowall, Esquire, Carruth. Manager, Peter Blair—house, Gas Works. Secretary and Collector, James Smith.

THE JOHNSTONE BUILDING SOCIETY. (Enrolled and Established under the Act of Parliament, 6 and 7 Wm. IV., cap. 32). Instituted on the permanent principle. The shares are £25 each, payable at the rate of 2s per share monthly. Entry-money, one shilling per share. Trustees. James Finlayson, Esq., of Glencart. William Edmund Hardie, Esq., of Locher House. James Loudon, Esq., Cartside Villa. Directors. James More, Chairman. Thomas Jack William Allison John Donald D. M'Pherson J. E. Donald John Sharp Edmund Hardie Alex. Chapman Robert Thomson Morrison Smith Peter Smith Treasurer, J. G. Clarence Miller, accountant. Secretary, John B. Stirling, Law Agent, Walter Holmes, writer. Bankers, Royal Bank of Scotland. Instalments due on the 1st, and payable thereon, or before the 4th of each mouth, at the Office, 83 High Street.

Johnstone Cross—nearly opposite to the Bull Inn—is distant from the Cross of Paisley 3 miles, 5 furlongs, 34 poles. Fairs are held on the Thursday following the second M'jnday of July. Horse Fair, first Friday of January. Fast Days occur on Fridays before first Sabbath in April and October. ELDEESLIE. 285

~~ELDERSLIE, BY PAISLEY.~~

~~BEATON, John, farmer, Auchinlodement Beattie, John A., teacher Birnie, James, cowfeeder Brown, John, spirit merchant~~

~~C4RMICHAEL, Mrs James, Bailie Nicol Jarvie Tavern Carmichael, Peter, farmer, Craigenfeoch Christie, Robert, designer, Glenpatrick Carpet Works Currie, William, officer Elderslie Parish Church~~

~~DICKSON, Mrs, grocer Douglas, Robert, house factor, and proprietor~~

~~ELDERSLIE Parish Church—Rev. David Reston, minister Elderslie School—Humphrey Hinds, teacher Elderslie Wallace School—John Beattie, teacher—Miss Hai"t, assistant teacher~~

~~FYFE, John, grocer and spirit merchant~~

GILLESPIE, Alexander, of Gray & Gillespie, Elderslie farm Gilmour, John, farmer, Fulbar Gilmour, William, farmer, Leitchland Glenpatrick Carpet Works—A. F. Stoddard & Co. Gray & Gillespie, coal merchants

~~HALL, Mrs, farmer, Muirhead Hart, Miss, assistant teacher, Elderslie Wallace School Holm, Mrs Agnes, spirit merchant~~

~~JARDINE, Mrs John, grocer and spirit merchant~~

~~LANG, Alexander, grocer 286 ELDERSLIE.~~

~~MALLOCH, John, of Browns, Malloch, & Co., Elderslie Glen~~

~~PARK, John, farmer, Greenhill Park, John, farmer, Mauchie's Mill~~

~~RENSHAW, C. B., Glenpatrick Carpet Works Reston, Rev. David, minister, Elderslie Parish Church Ritchie, Mrs William, farmer, Broomward Robertson, David, grocer and postmaster~~

SINCLAIR, James, wright and joiner Htevenson, Mrs James, farmer, Bardrain Stoddard, A. F., & Co., Glenpatrick Carpet Works, by- Paisley—Glasgow office, 54 St. Vincent street Stoddard, Fred. W., Glenpatrick

~~WALKER, Mrs E., Elderslie Tavern Walker, Janet, farmer, Windyhill White, John, farmer, Bridgend~~

~~Post Office.~~

~~David EobertsoH, postmaster. 1st delivery, 7.30 A.M. 2d 10.10 A.M. Box closes, 1.50 p.m. 5.45 P.M.~~

~~Elderslie Parish Church. Rev. David Reston, minister. Elderslie School. Humphrey Hinds, teacher.~~

~~Elderslie Wallace School. John A. Beatttie, teacher. Miss Hart, assistant teacher.~~

~~Glenpatrick Cricket Club. Grounds, Thornhill.~~

~~Captain, F. W. Stoddard ; Sub-Captain, George Sharp Secretary and Treasurer, Alex. Robertson. THORNHILL. 287 THORNHILL, BY PAISLEY.~~

~~ALLAN, James, coal mercliant, Overton~~

~~BOWIE, Allan, blacksmith Bowman, James, farmer, Auchenlodement Brooks, Rev. George, East U.P. Manse Burnside, Mrs, Thornhill Cottage~~

~~COATS, Neilson, & Co., Thornhill Cotton Spinning Co.~~

~~DOUGALL, James, spirit merchant~~

~~FAULDS, Andrew, clerk. Thorn mill~~

~~GLEN, James, joiner, Johnstone Glen, Thomas, of Hawkhead Mills, Paisley, Thornhill house Gray, Matthew, coal merchant~~

~~HART, Thomas, basket maker~~

~~JACK, Thomas, coal merchant~~

~~KELLY, William, spinning master. Thorn Mill~~

~~MEIKLEJOHN, James, grocer, wine and spirit merchant M'Nee, John, of M'Pherson & M'Nee, Johnstone~~

~~NEILSON, Mackleroy, managing partner of Coats, Neil- son, & Co. Norie, John, nurseryman, Overton RENFREW, William, Thorn House SYMINGTON, Mrs William, grocer~~

~~WALKER, Malcolm, joiner and cartwright Waterhouse, Joseph, manager, Thorn mill Watson, William, Thorn mill —~~

~~288 QUARBELTON BALACLAVA. ^UARRELTON, BY PAISLEY.~~

~~BARR, Robert, land surveyor Beveridge, James, schoolmaster—house, Schoolhouse Blackwood, Agnes, spirit merchant Buchanan, Ladovic, grocer and provision merchant~~

~~COWAN, William, wright Cuthbertsun, William, clerk~~

~~DAVIE, Hugh, blacksmith~~

~~GILLESPIE, Thomas, farmer and contractor, Springfield~~

~~LOGAN, Mrs John, spirit merchant~~

~~M'GREGOR, William, manager, lime works, Crossford residence, Damside Cottage~~

~~PARK, Matthew, farmer, Greenend Penney, William, gardener~~

~~SALMON, John, factor to George Ludovic Houstoun, Esq., Johnstone Castle Simpson, George, farmer, Meiklebog~~

~~THOMSON, William, blacksmith~~

~~QUARRELTON Parochial School—teacher, James Beve- ridge BALACLAVA, BY PAISLEY.~~

~~BALACLAVA School Balaclava Store— James Mair, storekeeper, Beveridge, Colin, manager~~

~~COWAN, John, blacksmith Crawford, John, clerk, Clippens Colliery INKERMANN. 289~~

~~KENNEDY, Hugh, contractor, Clippens House Kerr, Thomas, farmer, Fulton~~

~~MAIR, James, storekeeper~~

~~ROSS, William, wright INKERMANN, BY PAISLEY.~~

~~ALLAN, Robert, cashier—office, Inkermann Works~~

~~DUNLOP, Colin, Walkinshaw House~~

~~GARDNER, James, farmer. Boghead Gardner, Robert, farmer, Candren~~

~~HENDRY, John, storekeeper Houston, Archibald, farmer, Walkinshaw~~

~~INKERMANN Works School—Andrew Ross, teacher~~

~~KIRKWOOD, William, manager Kirkwood, William, jun., clerk~~

~~PATERSON, Thomas, sen.. East Candren Paterson, Thomas, jun., farmer, East Candren Post Office—John Henry, postmaster~~

~~ROSS, Andrew, teacher, Inkermann Works School Rowand, Robert, farmer. West Candren~~

~~WILSON, Matthew, factor, Blackstoun House~~

~~Inkermann Works School. Andrew Eoss, teacher.~~

~~Post Office Receiving Box at the Store. Jolin Hendry, postmaster. Arrival, 7 A.M.~~

~~Box closes, ...... 2 P.M- 2 B 290 LINWOOD. LINWOOD, BY PAISLEY.~~

~~ANDERSON, James, proprietor, Linwood Shale Coal Oil Works—Office, 33 Renfield street, Glasgow—Thomas Barrowman, manager Andrew, William, joiner and carpenter~~

~~BARROWMAN, John, oversman, Linwood Shale Coal Oil Works—house, at the Works Barrowman, Thomas, manager, Linwood Shale Coal Oil Works—^house, Graham street, Johnstone~~

~~CAMPBELL, William, carding master~~

~~DAVIE, John, clerk at Linwood Ironstone Pit Duncan, John, spinning master~~

~~ESTABLISHED Church—Rev. James Douglas, miaister~~

~~FLEMING, John, oversman, Green farm Eraser, Joseph, grocer and undertaker~~

~~GALBRAITH, William, victuaUer Gardner, James, spirit merchant and potato dealer GilHes, Duncan, gardener Gray, John, underground manager~~

~~INGLIS, James, grocer and spirit merchant~~

~~JAMIESON, John, farmer, Muirhead~~

~~KELLY, John, mechanic Kerr, William, farmer, Linclive~~

~~LEE, James, feuar Linwood Cotton Spinning Company, Linwood Mill Linwood Established Church—Rev. James Douglas, minister Linwood Mill School—John M'Connachie, teacher LINWOOD. 291~~

~~Liuwood Shale Coal Oil Works—James Anderson, proprietor—Office, 33 Renfield street, Glasgow Lyle, John, farmer, Middleton~~

MALLOCH, Alexander, of Linwood Spinning Company —house, Linwood Millar, James, picking master Morrison, John, carding master M'Connachie, John, teacher, Liuwood Mill School M'Farlane, James, grocer and spirit merchant M'Lachlan, Duncan, Erskine Falls, Clippens M'Nicol, Robert, victualler

PATTISON, Charles, blacksmith and farrier Paul, James, clerk, Linwood Spinning Company Post Office—John Watt, postmaster Prentice, James, gardener, Burnbrae lodge Prentice, John, grocer Prentice, Robert, flesher

~~RANKIN, William, spinning master Ronaldson, George, of Linwood Cotton Spinning Company Roberton, David, farmer, Linwood Rutherford, Thomas, farmer, Muirhead~~

~~SPEIR, Miss, Burnbrae House Speir, Robert Thomas Napier, Burnbrae House Speir, Thomas, Burnbrae House Stevenson, Robert, Buck's Head Hotel~~

~~WARD, Mrs, teacher Watt, John, druggist and postmaster Wilson, William, shoemaker~~

~~Linwood Established Church. Eev. James Douglas, minister.~~

~~Linwood Mill School—John M'Connochie, teacher.~~

~~Post Office—John, Watt, Postmaster.~~

~~7.45. [ closes, , ...... 1.25 P.M. Arrival,... Box , THE MITCHELL UBRARY,~~

~~WAT so N'S ADVERTISING LIST.~~

~~LAS? LAITE HONTTIAEITTAL WOBES. ESTABLISHED 1861.~~

~~BUILDER AND MONUMENTAL WORKER,~~

~~YAED— 14 LADY LANE. HOUSE—28 Bo. (Opposite.)~~

~~mSCEIPTIONS ENGKAVED. MONUMENTS REPAIRED. All kinds of Jobbing in Stone and Brickwork carefully attended to. Grindstones, &c., kept in Stock or Made to Order.~~

~~Estimates given for every description of FREESTONE, MARBLE, and GRANITE~~

~~WORK, Neatly Execnted to any Design.~~

~~3 GARTHLAND PLACE, PAISLEY,~~

BEGS most respectfully to return his sincere thanks to the Public of Paisley and its vicinity, for the large and increasing patronage with which they have favoured him. Having recently extended his premises, he begs to assure those who have Orders to give in his line of business, that he will endeavour to merit a continuance of their patronage by giving them good work at moderate charges.

~~R. R. has for Sale a number of GIGS, DOG-CARTS, and "WAGGONETTES in newest styles at moderate prices, to which he invites the attention of intending purchasers.~~

3 Garthland Lane, Paisley. ADVERTISEMENTS*

~~AND~~

~~69 EIGH STEEET, PAIiLEY.~~

CROSSFLAT NUESERY, PAISLEY, Has cbliaays onhand a cJioioe Golleotiorh of G-reenJzozLse (Plants^ Florist Flo-wers, Frvbit Trees, in great variety. Svergreen Shrubs, S;o., and Iloses, the best in czoltivation, all at moderate prices. J\larriage ^ouqvoets and Cut Flowers.

~~Entrance off MILL STREET by BANK STREET. MACHINERY BELTS.~~

PARTIES in want of BELTS can be supplied with all Sizes, made of the best Material, Stretched on the newest principles, and at the Lowest Prices, from J- & J. KlOX, Saddlers, HARNESS, ACaOUTHEMElTT, AND HOSE-FXFE MANrFAOTUnEES, 19 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY. Saddlery and Harness for Exportation.

~~Every de..cription of JO^ (PIÎJ^'TING executed with JTeatness, Economy, and (2)espatoh, at the IûÎSLE-S" I3:EI^-A.IjX) omoE^ WATERLOO PLACE, GILMOUR STREET. ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

~~<^i^^~~

~~JOIJfER AID TIMBEB MERCHANT,~~

~~4 WEST BUCHANAN STREET,~~

~~^^ CRYSTAL, CHINA, & STONEWARE MERCHANT, AND GENERAL WASTE DEALER,~~

~~117 GEOB&E SIBE3T, PAISLI!?.~~

~~COAL MERCHANT, WISHAW AND AYESHIEE oo-a.il. IDEI^OTS^~~

Has always on hand a Supply of the Finest qnality of Wishaw Household Coals. They are of Superior quality, and giving general satisfaction. A trial solicited. Fresh supplies also daily of Best Furnace Coal and. Droiss,.. ADVEftTiSHiiElJfg. Jill flfil,

~~22 GLEN STREET, PAISLEY.~~

~~JOBBIIV43 PUNCTVAIil^TATTENDED TO.~~

~~87 SlOtK STREET, rAISLET.~~

~~I^umps and Ox Ilounds, 6fc.~~

~~Corned ^eef and (Pickled ^ongues-^ 'G.~~

~~NEW COAL DEPOT.~~

triTDERWOOD, Respectfully intimates that he has commenced Business oil his own account at the above Depot. From his deter- mination to keep only a first-class Article, and sell at the Lowest remunerative rates, he trusts to receive a Liberal share of Public Patronage. jS G-ood Stock of the ^est Household Coal oontinually on hand. i3:oxjSE—99 mca-n street. Orders left with Mr. Andrew Gibson, Baker, 38 Higl^, Street, will be attended to. Paisley, 1870. . ;

~~ADVERTISEMENTS~~

~~PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST,~~

~~5 aiLMOtJL STREET, PAISLEY.~~

~~ESTABLISHED 1850-~~

~~40 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY,~~

~~(02oposite the Public Libraiy and Museum.)~~

~~Venetian ^linds:^ I^e-taped and Gord.ed Hair, Wool, and Btraiv J^attresses.~~

~~JOBBIHG- P^HCTtTALLT ATTEITDED TO. ROBERT ARMOUR, 16 CAUSE7SISE STREET, PAISLEY, AGENT FOR THE NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTIE FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, AND THE EDINBURGH LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.~~

~~Fire (Policies transferred from other Offices without extra charge. ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

~~PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST; CHURCHHILL, PAISLEY.~~

~~CAHTES DE VISIT-5S. PER DOZEN.~~

~~DENTAL SURGERY.~~

~~SURGEON-DENTIST,~~

~~May be Consulted upon all the Branches of his Profession, daily, at 8 ST. JAMES PLACE, PAISLEY.~~

CARVER AND GILDER, 85 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY. mAMES MADE, HEFAIHED, and HEGILDED. Cheap Washable Gilt Mouldings kept always on hand. P^p^ UU& itei^ MutAtA mi WmulAtL Paintings Cleaned, Repaired, and Varnished.

~~GROCER AND SPIRIT RETAILER, BOTTLER, SbC, 20 MOSS STREET, AND 4 HUNTER STREET, PAISLEY. ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

~~104 HIGH STREET (CROSS), PAISLEY. jameTTrvine, Tailoi\_and Clothier.~~

~~Gentlemen's and Boys' Clothing in all its Branches. ARTIFICIAL, TEETH.~~

~~SURGEON-DENTIST, 12 89r. JJlJdEB CpLJlGE, PAISLEY.~~

~~_firtifioial ^eeth of the J^est Quality at Jdoderate (Prices. Decayed Teeth carefully Stuffed or Extracted.~~

~~DYEING AND CLEANING.~~

~~ST ANLEYJDYE WORKS, RECEIVING OFFICE— 2 SMITHHZLLS, FAZSLEY.~~

~~lEONHONGEIt AND PLUMBER, TIITSICITH AND aASFITTEIl, 98 lEIXOH STE.EET, F.A.ISE'S'.~~

~~(Laie John PulleTtoric.) .~~

~~ADVEETISEMENTS~~

~~Organ, Piano-forte, and Singing. ii.iiiiiiw riiiii~~

~~ITo. -I SMITHHILLS.~~

~~Piano-fortes, from the best Makers, on Sale or Hire Orders for Tuning promptly attended to.~~

~~Accountant, House-Factor, and Insurance Agent, 4 CAUSEYSIDE STREET, PAISLEY. AGENT FOR QUEEN ASSUEANOB COMPANY, AND TREASURER OF PAISLEY HERITABLE PROPERTY INVESTMENT SOCIETY.~~

~~WILLIAM GALLOWAY & U..~~

~~DEPOT-STOITEY BEAE, PAISLEY. agent-robert risk.~~

~~hosie:^y ahd gloves.~~

~~9 high street, cross, Would respectfully call the attention of Gentlemen to his Large Stock of Wool Shirts and Pants. Gloves, Collars, Cuffs, and Ties. Alpaca and Silk Umbrellas. ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

~~SEEDSMAN, NURSERYMAN, AND FLORIST,~~

~~3 MOSS STREET, PAISLEY.~~

~~Home and Foreign Fruits of the best quality. ISll 141©M¥, COOK AND PASTRY BAKER, TE:VCI>EI?,-^:NrOB HOTEL, 19 SMITnniLLB, VAIBLEY,~~

~~Soirees, Pic-nie, and Marriage Parties Supplied with. Despatch. Tables, Cloths, and Vases lent on hire. Cabs and Dog-Carts Let on Hire. WII.£IAM WI£I,IAMS,~~

~~AND GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT, In oonneotion with the United King'domj Association^, and upwards of 'Twenty years in the ^usiness^ 18 OLD SNEDDON STREET, PAISLEY.~~

~~ORDERS PUNTUALLY ATTENDED TO.~~

THE COMMITTEE of the PAISLEY HOUSE OF REFUGE respectfully call the attention of Families and others to the Facilities afforded for Washing and Dressing of Clothes at this Establishment. Parties may rely on their work being done in a most satisfactory manner, and at Moderate Charges. (Price List may he had of the Jvlatron, J[^rs. Stark, ai the liefugej Stow CPJaoe, (Paisley^. ADVERTISEMENTS.

~~BOOT AHB SHOE WAIEHOUSE, 93 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY.~~

BEGS to return his sincere thanks to his numerous customers for the liberal patronage they have bestowed on him since opening his Boot and Shoe Warehouse at the above address, where he will continue to sell from twenty to thirty per cent, cheaper than the public have beea receiving. A Splendid Stock of Boots and Shoes, made from the best material, both in uppers and soles, elegant in style, and warranted durable. Special attention is invited to his Select Stock of Hand-made Work, guaranteed fifteen per cent, cheaper than those made by machinery. The public can now save mpney by purchasing at this Shop. It is an old saying that " A penny hained is a penny gained," but here you can save shillings. The material and every class of work is guaranteed to be the very best that is made. OBSERYE THE ADDRESS:— 93 HIGH STREET.

~~Books, Pamphlets, Bills,~~

~~business and other cards, pIRCULARS, TnYOICE ToPS,~~

AND Every desoription of JO^ (PIIIJTQÎJTG- executed with JTeatruess, Eoonomy, and (Xiespatoh^ at the i>.A-iSLE'3r ia:Ê.A.x.i:» omoE, 2 WATERLOO PLACE, GILMOUR STREET, WORKS-ÎO HIGH STREET, ADVERTISEMENTS.

~~9 HIGH STREET, CROSS, PAISLEY.~~

~~This stock is large, and embraces every requisite for a first- class Family trade, including~~

~~M il|e MzBi ^ovtlim ns t\t^ appear itt j|illmwg.~~

~~straw Bonnets and Hats Cleaned and Altered to the Newest Shapes. JOHN KILPATRICK, WRIGHT andFUIERAL UOERTAKEK,~~

~~17 ABBEY STBEET, 7AISLEY.~~

Orders oreMy and promptly attended to. WmMAW MAMM, SUCCESSOR TO WILLIAM STIRLING & CO., SADDLER, HARNESS, MILITARY ACCOUTREMENT, AND BELT MANUFACTURER, 86 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY. Establiished Upwards of One Hundred Years. m (Late Foreman with Mr. Barbour^') JOINER, CABINETMAKER, & UPHOLSTERER.

~~Funerals conducted and Jobbing punctually attended to.~~

~~81 Causeyside Street^ Paisley.—Souse, 66 Bo, ADTERTI8EMENTS. JOHIT M'FEE, SUCCESSOR TO THE LATE JAMES STEVENSON, Seedsman, 1 ST. MIEHEIT STREET, (Wear the Cross,)~~

~~T> .A. X s JL, :e: ^st-~~

~~fioOKBINDEI\_ AND SxATIONER,~~

~~11 ST. MIREEN STREET, PAISLEY.~~

~~AND TEPID AND VAPOUR BATHS, COEITEE OF &EOB&E AND STOHIE STEEETS.~~

~~J. B. M'NEIL, Teacher of Swimming.~~

~~J. SNEDDEN, Keeper. liiis aiiiJi, BOOT ANB SHOEMAKER, 55 CAUSEYSIDE STREET,~~

~~Has always on hand Boots and Shoes of his own make, at Moderate Prices. ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

~~\rf4mox 4 ; jkuo-J'oiite and Imging, IT J \[~~

~~No. 86 HIGH STEEET, PAISLEY.~~

~~HOSIER A.NJD GLOVER, 25 and 26 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY.~~

~~Small-iuares supplied to (Xiealers at G-lasgovj (prices.~~

~~Ironmonger, || lumber, fc^filler, anH /in: ||orker,~~

~~99 CAUSEYSIDE STKEET,~~

~~Orders Carefully attended to, and Cliarg-es Moderate.~~

~~BY STEAM POWER, PAPER RULES. AND AOOOXTNT BOOK MAKER, 8 FORBES PLACE, and MARSHALL'S LANE.~~

~~Invoices, Cards, Cii'culars, Funeral Letters, and Tickets of every description.~~

~~Books bound to any Pattern. Stationei't/, ^c, ^c. ADYEETISEMENT.~~

~~BUILDERS AIJ) MONUMENTAL WORKERS, LADY LANE, (OPPOSITE VICTORIA PLACE), PAISLEY.~~

~~Lettering in G-ranite and Freestone neatly exeozbted.~~

~~JoTjlsings ia Masonry pimctTially attended to.~~

~~GRINDSTONES KEPT IN STOCK OR MADE TO ORDER. BALDWIN & MARTIN,~~

~~A2TD BELLHAKdEBS, 6 ST. MIRREN STREET, PAISLEY.~~

~~Orders promptly attended to, and Cliarges Moderate.~~

~~Every de.~cription of JO^ Cp^ÎJ^fÎNG- executed with JTeatness, Economy, and (X>espcbtch, at the P>Â.I©IjE"5r HEIiA-LID OmOE, WATERLOO PLACE, GILMOUR STREET. .~~

~~ADVERTISEMENTS~~

~~10 HZG^H STREET, PAISLEY, AGENT FOR~~

~~Briton Hedical and. G-eneral Life Association. Scottish Fire Insurance Company. Britannia Fire Insurance Company.~~

~~D. L Y L E,~~

~~AGENT WEST OF ENGLAND INSURANCE CO., ACCOU^TAMT and HOUSE-FACTOR, 4 HIGH STEEET, PAISLEY.~~

~~.141111 M4Sf AiS^lS', TAILOR, CLOTHIER, AND HATTER,~~

~~22 Hiaa STREET, PAISLEY. House-Do.~~

~~Gentlemen's and Boys' Clotliing Fashionably Made.~~

~~FISHMONGER & POULTERER,~~

~~1 HIGH STEEET, PAISLEY.~~

IiICENSED TO DEAL IN QAIXEE. ADVERTISEMEKTS. liijis iiiiiii CLOTHIER AND HATTER, 16 G-ZLMOUP. STB.EET, PAISLE7, Has always on hand a select Stock, fitting for the Season. Juveniles' (X>resses, (Pulpit G-owrus, Livery, and Ilegimental Clothing-^ in the First Btyle. CHARGES MODERATE.

~~MR. aEO, W. MAGALPINEi AGENT FOR~~

~~49 MOSS ST!IEET, FAISLBT.~~

~~JOHN BARBOUR, JUN.,~~

~~1 SMITHHILLS STREET, PAISLEY.~~

~~Engraving on Copper, Gold, Silver, ^rass^ Ivory, Sfo,.~~

~~(X>oorj Window, and Cart (Plates Furnished and~~

~~Engraved in ^rass or Zino.~~

~~Account Books, BiUes, Stationer3r, &c.~~

~~DAILY AND WEEKLY PAPERS SENT TO ANY ADDBESS. ABVERTISEMEKTS.~~

~~IS THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO BUY YOUR WATCH AND CLOCK, AND~~

~~F I 3Sr E J" E 'W" E L L E E. "ST; ALSO,~~

~~TO aET THEM HEFAIHED AlTD FT7T ZIT OHDEH.~~

~~OBSERVE THE ADDRESS— 46 MOSS STREET.~~

~~GORDON & BARCLAY'S~~

~~gMlITl, liliBLi, ill fIHIT0ii MONUMENTAL AND SCULPTURE WORK, BROOMLANDS STREET,~~

~~(Opposite Cemetery Gate).~~

~~Orders for J\^asonry will receive prompt and careful~~

~~attention. ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

~~11 BOOKBINDER, fAANUFACTUI^ING StATIONER, BOOKSELLER, LITHOGRAPHER, AND PRINTER, "I^SOLESALE XTET^S A&EITT, COFFEE ROOM BUILDINGS, CROSS, PAISLEY.~~

~~and in every variety of Style, LE(I)QEIl&, JOUI^JT^LS, QfiY, and CjlBB: ^OOKB, Made up, Ruled, and bound to Order.~~

~~GENTLEMEN'S LIBRARIES CLEANED and BOOKS REPAIRED.~~

~~Maps and Plans Mounted and Varnislied. Prize Cards for Ornithological and Agricultural Exhibitions Neatly Done.~~

~~Pictures Framed in any Style, Chaste or Plain.~~

~~Framed Mouldings of every description.~~

Family, (jPevo, and Rochet îbles. School ôoks, Sfc. ôoks, JTumhers, (Parts, Weelcly CPuhlioations, (Xiaily and Weekly (Papers. PRmimG AND LITHOGRAPHmG NEATLY DOM. Cards, (plain and Ornamental^ Invoiae ôps. Funeral Letters^ eta.

o . Orders received for Tuning and Repairing Piano -Fortes, for J. H. De Monti's Tuners, who call once a week in Paisley. All orders entrusted to W. "W. will receive his best attention, and will be executed with the utmost despatch. ADVERTISEMENTS.

~~STATIONERS, ACCOUNT-BOOK MAKERS,~~

~~lo hzig-h: sti^eet, i>^A.isi.E7sr,~~

if. H. S( 8. have pleasure in, cculling- special attention to the Stationery department of their business. They pay particular attention to the J/Lanufacture of all varieties ofJderchants\ J/[anufacturers\ and jankers' ;ficcount ^ooks. They keep a ruled pattern-file of all books made, to each of which is attached a number. (X)uplicates of any book can thus be had by simply ordering- by JTo. of ^ook. Invoice Tops Circulars Duplicate Receive Notes

~~Account Tops Journey Intimations Bills, Posters,~~

~~Door,Window,& Cart Plates Furnished & Engraved. CEEST, ADDIIES£, and BUSIITESS DIES CUT. NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES Stamped either Plain or in the New Brilliant Style.~~

~~I lyiOURiyilVO STATIOI^ERY. |~~

~~Pocket Books, Wallets, Note Books, in great variety. All kinds of Books Bound to any Pattern. C A M P B E L L'S DIARIES. 10 aZGH STBEET, PAISLEY. ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

~~STARCH MANUFACTURERS to H.R.H. the PRINCESS op WALES. G-LENFIELD STARCH, Exclusively Used in the Royal Laundry, AND PRONOUNCED BY~~

~~HER MAJESTY'S LAUNDRESS to be tlie nSMEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.~~

~~PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED FOR ITS SUPERIORITY.~~

~~Sold by all G-rocers, Chandlers, Sfc, Sfn.~~

~~WOTHEESPOON 55 Co., &LAS&0"W AND LONDON.~~

~~GLASGOW WHOLESALE AND EETAIL GElTEnAL WIEE-WOEIS AHD WIEE- CLOTH MANXJFAOTORY, 15 O-A-ilSriDLEMGi-a-S, a-L-A-sa-o^w^.~~

ESTABLISHED 1S37. ALEXANDER ROWAT Begs to return his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for the very liberal patronage he has been favoured with during the lengthened period of Thirty-three Years, and having assumed his Brother as Partner, begs respectfully to intimate that in future the Business will be carried on under the Firm of

~~ALEXANDER ROWAT 55 00.,~~

~~And hopes by supplying a first-rate article at the smallest remunerative profit that that patronage will be continued and extended. ACtEilTlSEMEKTS.~~

~~MR. JOHN WALKER, SUEGEON-BEITTIST,~~

~~(^Former Residence 28 G^wse Street). BEST TEETH 5s. TJPWARDS-~~

~~FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, 7 NEW STREET, PAISLEY.~~

Funerals carefully conducted either in town or country on moderate terms*

~~OPfflOB OPEN NiaST AMD DAT.~~

~~DAVID MORTON,~~

~~12a GEORGE STREET,~~

~~Building Yard— Corner of GearQ^ Street and Jjady Lane,~~

~~fill hintds of Johhing- in 8tone and ^rja^iaorTs punotiMotly attended to,~~

~~Qrindstgn^s^ 4^o.^ kept, in 8toQk qv mc^dQ tQ 0TdMV\ ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

~~GATLTES DE VISIT. I PHOTOGEAPHER, 25 STOEIE STREET, PAIiLEY.~~

~~isiif1 iiiiiia,-- CLOTHIER AND HATTER 18 GILMOUR STREET, PAISLEY. §0P KJJmmmm J\£ade up in the most Fashionable Styles.~~

~~JAMES GAEDNEE,~~

3 Jl'iKLS STEEET, FAISLET, (^House, 5 Garthland Lane) RESPECTFULLY begs to intimate to his Friends and the Public in general, that he has commenced Business at the above address, and trusts by strict atteation to Business, First-olass Workmanship, and moderate Charges, to merit a share of Public Patronage. BOOKBINDING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION NEATLY EXECUTED BY

~~PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER, 35 STORIE STREET, PAISLEY, ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

~~COAL MERCHANTS, STONEY BKAE AND UNDERWOOD DEPOTS, OFFICES—TERRACE BUILDINGS, PAISLEY, AND RAILWAY STATION, FULBAR STREET, RENFREW.~~

~~J, Ss E. ANDEESON,~~

~~tlie only Surviving Partners of the Firm of JAMES AHDELSOIT & BO'EB, JOINERS & FUNERAL UNDERTAKERS, are carrying on the Business as formerly at~~

~~(First Door above Old Premises.)~~

~~Houses—6 New Street and 8 Orchard Street.~~

~~The Trade SuppHed with all necesswn/ Furnishiiigs. OPEN NIGHT AND DAY.~~

~~TEA MERCHANT~~

HAS much pleasure in announcing thas he has at present on hand a Large and Varied Stock of TEAS carefully selected from the finest imports of the Season. As Teas are now very moderate, he is prepared, from recent purchases, to offer excellent value in Chests, Half-

~~Chests, and Boxes : Duty Paid or in Bond. Tea Wareliouse-105~CEOSS, PAISLEY. ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

~~WAEEHOITSE,~~

~~87 HIGH STREET (Corner of Churchliill).~~

~~Crystal and China Merchant, DEALER m COTTOX AND WOOLLEN WASTE, 13 TTKIiliMEADOW STREET, PAISLEY.~~

~~COOPER, (Successor to the late Mr. Hugh Paterson) 43 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY. COOPER WORK IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. TERMS MODERATE. COOPERAGE—48 HIGH STREET.~~

~~ST7LL I1T2T FOSTZN& ESTABLISHMEITT, 5 NEW STREET, PAISLEY. Harringtons, (X)og Carts, Bad die Horses, JVLinibuses. Job and (Post Horses, Hearses, Funeral and~~

~~J^ourning Coaches, Sfc.~~

Funeral Undertaking and other Orders promptly attended to. ADVERTISEMENTS. BOi>TXJS ^^:eij^ir MTHBMTISH&.iEEMmE INSUEAHCE COMPANY, ESTABLISED 1809. CAPITAL, .... TWO MILLIONS. Invested Funds, 1S69, - - .^SjOSl^SlO 15 10 AnnualHeveniio, 1869, - - 901,56'7 10 2 PIEB DEPARTMENT. The Company lusures every Description of Property at Home and Abroad, at tlie Lowest Eates of Premium corresponding to the risk. No charge whatever is made for Policies, or for Transfers from other OfSces. All claims promptly and liberally settled. LIFE DEPAP^TMEHT. The Tables of Premiums are moderate. Special Tables have been introduced by the Company, viz . —The Half Premium—Double As- surance—Assurance and Annuity. Eeduced Tables for residence in India, China, &c. Mne-tenths of the whole Proiits divided every Five Years. THE NEXT DIVISION AT Slat DECEMBER, 1870.

AITJTXTITY DEPAiaTMEHT. Annuities, immediate, deferred, or contingent granted, and the rates fixed on the most favourable terms. Full explanations, Tables of Eates, &c., may be had at any of the Company's Offices or Agents throughout the Kingdom.

~~OFFICE 102 ST. VINCENT STEEET. DIEECTOnS. The Hon. WILLIAM RAE AETHUE, Lord Provost.~~

~~Lieut..Col. W. \V. HOZIEE ot I DUKCAN SMITH. Esq., Merchant Tannochside. W. W. WATSON, Esq., City JOHN MORGAN, Esq. of Green- Chamberlain. law, Paislev. J. T. CAIKD, Esq., Engineer,~~

THOs. CLAVEKING.E.sq.,Merchant 1 Greenock. Manager.—G. W. SNODGEASS. Secretary.—ABCRIBALI) BLAIE. AGENTS. M'INNES & MAGPAELANE, Writers, Paisley. JOHN HUTOHESON, Banker, Paisley. ROBEBT AEMOUE, Commission Agent, Paisle3^ WALTEE HOLMES, Banker, Johnstone. WILLIAM M'DOWALL, City of Glasgow Bank, Johnstone. ADVERTISEMENTS.

~~BRITOI lEBIflil L GEIEEAL LIFE ASSOaiATIOlT.~~

~~Realised Assets, exceeds - - - £680,000 Annual Revenue, exceeds - - - £240,000 And is increasing at tlie rate of - - £20,000 per annum.~~

Office for Scotland—13 QUEEN STREET, EDINBURGH, West of Scotland Branch Office— 51 ST. VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW. DIEECTOBS OF THE SCOTTISH BHAITCH. Chairman of the Board—TLE^'RY MOFFAT, Esq., of Eldin. WILLIAM N. ERASER, Esq. of Tornaveen. JOHN MESSENT, Esq., London. ADAM MORRISON, Esq., S.S,C. JOHN TURNBULL, of Abbey St. Bathans. A. B. FLEMING, Esq., 12 Eton Terrace. THOMAS LAYCOCK, Esq., M.D., Professor of the Practise of Medicine in the University of Edinburgh.

West of Scotland District Manager—ALEX. B. ROSS. Manager and Secretary for Scotland—DAVID HARRIS, F.S.S. This Association, Established in 1854, originated, and successfully carried out, a peculiar feature (now known as the "Briton feature "), whereby, without the Payment of any additional Prenaium, the Policies become Payable to the Assured during his oion life-time, or, in the event of his early death, to his family or other representatives. Whole world leave of travel and residence, and immediate indis- putability granted on payment of one small extra premium, whereby the Policy is made an absolute send, indefeasible document of security irora the date of its issue. Forms of Policy sent on application. Detailed List of the Investments, and complete Statement of the position of the Association to be had on application to any of the Branches, Agencies, or to the Chief Offices of the Association. A&SNTS rOH PAISLET. Mr. JAMES HAY, 10 High Street. Mr. THOMAS OULLEN, 12 St. James Place. AGENT POS, JOHNSTONE. Mr. ALFRED CHARLES JONAS. ADVERTISEMENTS.

~~S7SCIAL ITOTICE, THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE~~

~~330" "y O O 3MC I» -A. .~~

~~ConstUvbted hy Special jficts of (Parliament.~~

~~EST-A-BLISHEID 18S5-~~

~~DIVISION OP PROFITS.~~

~~THE EIGHTH DIVISION of the Company's Profits~~

~~is appointed to be made at 15th November, 1870, and~~

~~all Policies now effected will participate.~~

~~THE FUND TO BE DIVIDED will be the Profits which have arisen since 15th November, 1865.~~

~~The System pursued in the Division of Profits is fully explained in the Company's detailed Prospectus.~~

~~r: ...^ ^. WILL. THOS. THOMSON, MAMGER.~~

~~Edinburgh, 3 George Street, June, 1870.~~

~~A&BNT IN PAISLEY- WM. M'INTYRE, Jun., 6 High Stkeet, Cross. ADVERTISEMENTS. TEE EDINBUEG-H~~

~~FOUNDED 1823.~~

ACCUMULATED FUNDS, £1,056.556. AiNNUAL IxMCOME, 153,416. NET ASSURANCE LIABILITIES, ... 3,173.866. The Directors beg to draw the attention of intending Assurers to the Perfect Security, Liberal Conditions, Bonus Advantages, Moderate Charges, and Varied Systems of Assurance of this Office, full particulars of which may be had at any of the Offices or Agencies of the Company. The next Septennial Division of Profits will be made after the Close of the Books, at 31st March, 1871. Policies opened before that date will secure a Full Year's Bonus, according to the Kules of the Office. Head Ofpice—EDINBURGH, 22 GEOEGE STEEET. West of Scotland Branch— GLASGOW, 63 and 65 ST. VINCENT STEEET. A&ENTS m paisley- Mr. R. ARMOUR, 16 Causeyside Street. Mr. J as. MACDUFF, Druggist, 5 Cross. Applications for Agencies in Paisley and Neighbourhood invited. These should be addressed to John Hill Elder, District Secretary, at the Glasgow Office.

THE PAISLEY HERALD, AND RENFREWSHIRE ADVERTISER IS THE COUNT? PAPER FOR nENF2lB"W, And commands an Extensive Circulation amongst a population of 100,000 inhabitants, as well as being read in the neighbouring Counties of Ayr and Lanark.

~~IT IS THE EECOGNISED MEDIUM FOR ADV EBTISEMEITTS,~~

~~And .yet (owing to its large size) is one of the most readable weekly Newspapers of the day. ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

~~WILLIAM MACINTYRE, Jun., WHOLESALE STATIONER AND~~

~~KEPT IN STOCK, OR MADE TO ORDER.~~

~~Writing, Packing, Grocery, & Drapers' Paper~~

~~OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.~~

~~ENGRAVING, LITHOGRAPHING, AND PRINTING~~

~~MILNERS' FIRE PROOF SAFES.~~

~~BY APPOINTMENT OF THE HONOURABLE BOABD OF ORDNANCE.~~

~~FOU THE SALE OF THE ORDNANCE SURVEY MkPS.~~

~~6 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY. "WOfiSS-ELACE^ALL FAFEE MILL. ADYERTISEMENTS.~~

~~CABINET & GENERAL UPHOLSTERY g~~

^ S3 HIGH STBEET, PAISLEY. § CO ^ Sideboards, Telescope, and Loo Tables. 2 ^ Wardrobes, Parisian Half-tester, French and Iron Bedsteads. O Sofas and Chairs, in Morocco, Velvet, Damask, ^ ^ *"• PL, and Hair Cloth. (pressing- 'zTahles Grlasses. ^ and hr] S BRUSSELLS TAPESTRY S-PLY, & SUPER CARPETS, t ^ 6/4 Repp and All-Wool Damasks, Floor Cloths, ^ India and Cocoa Mattings. O K^ O rq Arched Curtain and Sofa Gimps. Orris and Float Laces. ^ Drapery and Curtain Fringes. p^ Q Jêllpulls^ 9âssels^ and Silk Hangers. ^ ^ Mahogany and Brass Cornices. q K" Do. Do. Cornice Poles. t^ 2 Mahogany and Fancy Brass Pole Rings. m '"' ^rass Cornice Ends and ânds. ^rass (Pole ^ ^ ^rackets and Hooks. t?^

~~Carpet and Paper Brushes, and Door Mats. hj~~

~~' '^ ffi g BEDDING. ^ 1-^ ^~~

CQ Purified Downs and Feathers. Feathers and Mattress Ticks. ^ g 8:pring; ^^-.., ^ ^ Q^ Wool Matkesses, Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows. q " >t — > I TEADE, &e., 5 1^ Hair Seatings— Plain and Figured, Curled Hair, Tacks, Pins, jj; ^ and Girthweb. Sofa and Mattress Coppered Springs. U2 French Pulley Kods. p^ PATENT ROLLER AND VENETIAN BLINDS. p Glasgow Furniture Oil in Bottles. ADVERTISEMENTS.

~~S, & W. ^T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CRYSTAL AND CHINA MERCHANTS, AND WASTE DEALERS, 37 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY.~~

W. S. would beg to inform Parties furnishing that J&they can be supplied with all classes of Best Stafford- shire CHINA and STONEWARE at Prices as Low as any Establishment in Glasgow, and in many cases cheaper. 2| per cent, per pound discount allowed on all goods paid cash.

~~All Orders carefully Packed, if required. yHivaya on hand 80 or J^O ^ecu-Bets to Choose from.~~

~~'WSOLESALS ASS BETAIL~~

~~FiSH, GAfflE, POULTRY, AND ICE~~

~~OLD BEIDGE, PAISLEY. ADVEKTISEMENTS. PURIFICATION,~~

~~ISDALE & M'CALLUM,~~

~~SOLICIT ATTENTION TO THE QUALITY OF THEIR DOMESTIC AJ^D SCOURING SOAPS, AS MANUFACTUEED BT THEM.~~

~~Works—4 New Sneddon,~~

~~N ATIONAL.~~

~~OFFICE-14 GILMOUR STREET.~~

~~Open on Monday, Tuesday, Thubsday, and Satxjbday, from 10 till~~

~~3 o'Clock ; and on Saturday Evening, from 6 till 9.~~

~~Deposits from OITE SSILLI1T& and TJp'^ards received.~~

~~CASHIER: JOHN M*GOWN, Accountant & InsuranceAgent. ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

~~Scottish Fire Insurance Company~~

~~CAPITAL-ONE jiLLION STERLING. CHIEF OFFICES: 31 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH. 123 ST. VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW.~~

of Meadow- Shairman—Allan a. Maconochie Welwood, Esq., baak and Garvock. LL.B., De"DUt7-01iairman—Alexander Hamilton, Esq., "W.S., Edinburgh. George Oadell Bruce, Esq., C.E., Edinburgh. James Forman, Esq., Advocate, Edinburgh. William Lindsay, Esq., late Provost of Leith. James Cowan, Esq., Papermaker, Edinburgh. David Dice:son, Esq., Wholesale Stationer, Edinburgh. Balerno. J. Haliburton King, Esq., of Charles Pearson, Esq., C.A., Edinburgh. Thomas Sprot, Esq., AV.S., Edinburgh. Manager—James Ehind Carphin, c.a. Secretary—JoiiN hurry.

~~Cliairman—Mark Sprot, Esq., of Garnkirk. James Rodger, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow. M. E. EOBINOW, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow. Glasgow. J. P. KiDSTON. Esq., Merchant, Secretary—Archibald Lawson.~~

Rents, Farming Houses, Manufactories, Warehouses and their contents, Insured on the most Stock, Ships in Port or whilst Building, i^c, &c.. favourable terms. Risks surveyed free of expense. Insurances trans- No charge beyond Nett Premium in any case, and ferred from other OEBces without extra cost. Claims settled with liberality and P-^Pj^J'-I^^ARPHIN, Manager.

AGENTS IN PAISLEY. JAMES ADAM, Town Chamberlain, County Buildings. JAMES HAY, 10 High Street. JAMES BROWxV, City of Glasgow Bank. THOMAS DONALD, House Factor, 42 New btreet. AGENT IN RENFREW- JOHN MaNTTRE, Merchant. ADVERTISEMENTS.

~~ASSURANCE GOfiUPANYi 92 CHEAPSIDE, LQITDOIT, E.G.~~

~~CAPITAL—ONE MILLION TWO HUPRED THOUSAND POUNDS.~~

~~INSTITUTED 1808, And Empowered by an Act op Parliament of the 54th Geo. III.~~

directors. THOMAS CHAPMAN, Esa., F.E.S., Chairman, benjamin buck GREENE, Esq., Deputy-Chairman. Sir William Baynes, Bart. Samuel Eustace Magan, Esq. Arthur Edward Campbell, Esq. Rear-Adrairal Montgomery. Joseph Grote, Esq. Joseph Pulley. Esq. •John Oliver Hanson, Esq. Arthur Augustus Easch, Esq. John George Maclean, Esq. Philip Ainslie Walker, Esq. AUDITORS. JAS. PATTISON CUERIE, Esq., & JAMES PHILIPS, Esq., F.G.S.

SECRETARY. EIOHAED EAY, Esq. ACTUARY. WILLIAM HENRY TYNDALL, Esq. consulting ACTUARY. CHAELES ANSELL, Esq., F.E.S. solicitor. THOMAS BEOWNING, Esq. MEDICAL officer. WILLIAM COULSTON, Esq., F.S.A. BANKERS. Messrs PEESCOTT, GEOTE, CAVE, AND CAVE.

This Company having been established nearly sixty years, ample time has elapsed to prove the soundness of the principles on which it has been conducted. During that period its operations have attained great magnitude, and it has enjoyed much prosperity. ADVERTISEMENTS.

A f.Ias A ssurance— Continued. LIFE DEFAHTMENT. The Accumulated Premiums amount to more than £1,650,000. The Annual Income exceeds £170,000. Bonuses have been declared on some Policies to an amount greater than the sum originally assured. Premiums have been extinguished where the parties assured have applied the Bonus in reduction of the Annual Premium. The total Surplus divided amongst the assured up to the present time amounts to the sum of £1,253,106 in actual money, and is repre- sented by a still larger reversionary sum payable at death. The sum of over £4,600,000 has been paid during the existence of the Office for Claims under Life Policies, of which amount a very con- siderable part was for Bonuses. Persons Assuring in Grea,t Britain -have the option of Participating Eates of Premium or of Non-Participating Eates. The Eates of Premium have been adjusted in accordance with a long experience, and bear equitably on all ages. The Non-Participatiug Scale is particularly adapted to parties wishing to assure a fixed sum only, at a fixed Eate of Premium, and on low terms. Combined Provision may be made for Old Age and early Death, so that a person may secure a sum of money for himself, to be paid at a stipulated Age, if he should live so long, or to be paid to his Execu- tors if he should die before that age. This feature in the Atlas Opfice arrangements deserves particular attention, as likely to meet the requirements of a large number of persons. The Directors are ready to receive Proposals for Assurances on any contingency involving payment of a sum at death. FlUE LEPAHTMENT. This Company undertakes the Assurance of almost every species of Property ia the United Kingdom, at Rates of Premium and upon principles which will be found quite as advantageous to the interests of the Assured as those offered by any other. The great advantage of an Assurance against Fire to individuals of every class can be confirmed by the fact that this Company, while it is annually assuring Property amounting in value to more than £30,963,325, has paid for Losses to the Assured within the United Kingdom, since its institution in 1808, upwards of £1,730,000 sterling. No charges for Policies or Stamps. Tables of Eates, Forms of Proposals, and any information needful to effect Life or Fire Assurances, may be obtained on application to the Office, No, 92 Cheapside, London, or to any of the Company's Agents. EICHAED EAY, Secretary

~~AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY IN" PAISLEY : — EOBEP^T BROWH & SOIT, SNEDDON BRIDGE. ADVERTISEMENTS. SCOTTISH IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY, FIRE—LIFE—ANNUITIES.~~

~~GLASGOW—No. 50 WEST GEORGE STEEET.~~

~~EDINBURGH— 17 GEORGE STREET. LONDON— 5 LOTHBURY. LIVERPOOL—ORIEL CHAMBERS, WATER STREET. MANCHESTER—25 BROWN STREET. MONTREAL—ST. JfRANCOIS XAVIER STREET.~~

~~ALEXANDER RONALDSON, Esq., Chairman. JAMES NICOL FLEMING, E»q., Vice- Chairman.~~

G. STEWART ANDERSON, Esq., Merchant. ALLAN ARTHUR, Esq. (Messrs Henry Monteith & Co.) HUGH.BAIRD, Esq., Merchant. WILLIAM BURNS, Esq., Solicitor. JAMES COUPER, Sen., Esq., Merchant. ALEXANDER DREW, Esq. (Messrs James Black, Drew, & Co.) JAMES GRAHAM, Esq.. Builder. WALTER GRIEVE, Esq., Merchant, Greenock. ANTHONY HANNAY, Esq. (Messrs Kelly & Co.) JOHN JAMES MUIRHEAD, Esq., Goldsmith. JAMES SALMON, Esq., Architect. DAVID SMITH, Esq., (Messrs. John Ross, Jun., & Co.) WILLIAM TAYLOR, Esq. (Messrs. Henry Taylor & Sous.) GREGOR TURNBULL, Esq., Merchant.

~~Consulting Physician—Dr. M'Call Anderson. Solicitors—Messrs. Burns,, Alison, & Aitkem. Bankers—The City of Glasgow Bank.~~

~~Manager—A. Gordon Brown. | Secretary—A. L. Whitecross.~~

FIRE—This Company undertakes the Insurance of almost every species of Property at Rates of Premium as advantageous to the interests of the Insured as those offered by any other Office. Transfers from other offices are effected without Charge. LIFE—The Life Tables have been framed upon as moderate rates as are consistent with perfect security. Participation Policy-Holders are entitled to a share in the Profits to the extent of Ninety per Cent., both of the Participation and Non-Participation Branches. A. G. BROWN, Manager. Applications for AGENCIES are Invited. AGENT IN PAISLEY: Mr. ROBERT LECKIE, City of Glasgow Bank. ADVERTISEMENTS.

~~JOINEK, CIBLWTMAKER, UPMOISTERES, AND FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, 49 MOSS STREET AND 79 ITEW SITEDDOIT,~~

~~TAKES this opportunity of thanking his Friends and the Pubhc who have patronised him for the last~~

~~thirty years, and begs to intimate that in order . to meet the increased demand he has removed to more commodious Workshop and Warehouse Premises, 79 NEW SNEDDON,~~

~~where he will have an opportunity of displaying his varied Stock of HOUSE FURNISHINGS, whilst for the convenience of his Customers Samples will be kept at 49 MOSS STREET, where Orders maybe left.~~

~~THE FU^ERAIi I>EPARTME]XT WILL BE CONDUCTED WITH THE~~

~~Venetian ^linds^ Feather §edsy Hair^ Wool, and~~

~~Btrazu Jdcuttresses.~~

~~Ladies' Needle-'Work tastefully done up. TEMPORARY DECORATIONS FOR SOIREE AND BALL ROOM.~~

~~9^he Trade Supplied. ADVERTISEMENTS. •WEST OF ENGLAND~~

~~FIRE MB IIFE IJVSURAIVCE COMPANY.~~

~~ESTABLISED 1807,~~

~~And Empowered by Special Acts of Parliament. TRUSTEES.~~

Eight Hon. Earl of DEVON. Eight Hon. Earl Fortesque. Eight Hon. Earl MORLET. Sir THOMAS DYKE AOLAND, Bart. SAMUEL T. KEKEWIOH, Esq., M.P. President—WILLIAM BARNES, Esq. Secketaey—WILLIAM CANN. Actuary—CHARLES LEWIS. LIFE INSURANCES.

I'^HIS Company offers to the Public the security of an ample paid up Capital, and Accumulated Fund of ONE MILLION AND A HALF STERLING, with an ANNUAL REVENUE of £200,000 from the Life Branch alone. Four-fifths, or 80 per cent., of the profits are appropriated to all Policies, of £100 and upwards, every Fifth year, and without responsibility ofpartnership. The share of profits allotted to each Policy may be added to the sum insured, and payable at the death of the Life—or its present value in cash may be received — or an equivalent reduction of the future Annual Premium obtained—at the option of the assured. Assurances effected at lower rates without participation. Rever- sions purchased, and annuities granted.

Loans are granted by the Company on Life Policies^ on approved per- sonal security^ and Advances are also made on the secunty of policies of adequate value. VOLUNTEER CORPS. Persons insured with this Company are at liberty to serve in any Volunteer Corps within the United Kingdom, without prejudice to their Policies. "DAYS OF GRACE." By the condition of the Company's Policies, invariably acted upon for upwards of Fifty Years, the period for payment of Premiums is not only extended to the days of grace, without forfeiture of the Policies, but the sums insured are recoverable, the same as if the claim had risen at any time previously. NO CHARGE FOR LIFE POLICT STAMPS OB MEDICAL FEES. ADVERTISEMENTS.

West of England Insurance— Continued. FIRE INSURANCES on the various Are effected by the Company at the -usual Rates, risks insured descriptions of Property. Manufactories and similar Losses gas explosion by special agreement, on favourable terms. by good. are made *• * , , , applicationv to Forms of proposals and prospectuses may be had on any of the Company's Agents.

~~AGENTS. Steeet. A. POLLOCK, JuN., 5 Causeysidb D. LYLE 4 High Street.~~

The Company's FIRE BRIGADE and ENGINE are despatched to Pro- TO ALL FIRES WITHOUT CHARGE, Special protection being given only perty Insured by their Policies. The West of England is the Company maintaining a Fire Establishment in Scotland, at their OWN EXPENSE. Immediate Intimation, in all cases of Fire, Should be given at the Station House, 20 Smithhills, End of Old Bridge. NOBLE CAMPBELL, Superintendent, 19 Old Smithhilla. THE IMPERIAL^FIRE OFFICE. ESTABLISHED 1803.

~~Intending Agents and Insurers are requested to note the figures, denoting the financial position of this Office.~~

CAPITAL, ... £1,600,000, PAID TTP, £"700,000, AFFORDING UNDOUBTED SECURITY, AN IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION TO INSURERS. APPOINTMENT OF AGENTS. In addition to Agencies in large towns, the Directors are desirous to appoint suitable persons as Agents iu each town and village of importance in Scotland. Proposals from those wishing to act may be forwarded to the Secretary, IMPERIAL FIHE OrnOE, 36 St. Vincent Place, Glasgow. First-Class Risks accepted at moderate rates. Immediate protection granted by the Company's Agents. DAVID GILMOUR, 5 Causeyside, Paisley. DAVID MURRAY, 15 Gilmour Street, Paisley. ANDREW PATERSON, British Linen Bank Paisley. ADVERTISEMENTS.

~~INSURANCE COMPANY. Established 1836. Empowered hj Special Acts of Parliament.~~

~~Offices: LIVERPOOL 1 DALE STREET. LONDON 7 COKNHILL and CHARING CROSS. GLASGOW 128 INGRAM STREET.~~

~~Invested Funds at end of 1869, £3,680,618 Fire Premiums in 1869 904,617 Life Premiums in 1869, 272,344~~

James Reid Stewaht, Merchant, Glasgow Chairman. Andrew Buchanan, Esq., of Robert F. Shaw Stewart, Esq., Auchentorlie, Swinton Boult, Esq., Managing James J. Griere, Esq., M.P., Director. Greenock. Eesident-Secretary—T>. Stewart, Esq,

~~Insurances on nearly every description of Property, at Home and Abroad, can be affected at Moderate rates.~~

SPECIAL ADVANTAGES. The Rates of Premium are moderate for all descriptions of Insurance. Every Policy on the Bonus Plan is entitled, after five years Premiums have been paid to a Fixed Bonus, according to the Table in the Pro- spectus, which is guaranteed as part of the Policy. A distinctive feature of tliis Company's Bonus is, that after ten years it Increases Annually, instead of, as in most Life Offices, remaining stationary for a period of five or seven years. Whole World Leave granted on reasonable terms. Claims are paid Thirty Days after admission. Medical Fees and Policy Stamps paid by the Company. Forms of Proposals, Prospectuses, and all necessary information furnished on application. D. STEWART, Resident Secretary, 128 Ingram Street, Glasgow. AGENTS IN PAISLEY :- CAMPBELL & RUSSELL, W riters. High Street. ROBERT MUIR, Orchard ritreet. JOHN M'GOWN, Accountant, National Security Savings Bank. JAMES LANG, Leather Merchant. 86 High Street. ROBERT BOYD, Accountant, 15 Gilmour Street. JOHN MUIR, Accountant, 23 Moss Street.

~~AGENT IN JOHNSTONE—THOMAS shanks, Engineer. ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

ENGINEER, MILLWRIGHT, MACHINIST, AND TOOLMAKER, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER, SHAWDOtJlT W0B2SS, PAISLEY. Established 1836. MAKER OF STEAM ENGINES; BLEACHING, SCOURING, AND DYING MACHINERY. D. S P.'s IMPROVED TRIPLE, DOUBLE, AND SINGLE CROPPING MACHINES, AND CLIPPING MACHINES. CALENDERING, HOT-PRESSING, MEASURING, jfind every description of Oloth-FiroiEhing- Jl^aohinery ; MAKER OF COATS', FINDLAY'S, AND HAMILTON'S PATENT WOOD TURNING MACHINES, Jind every desoription of Wood^-Bavuing- and burning fdaahinery. Crown Saws for Coats' Patent Blocking Machines, kept in Stock. THREAB-MAKIfiC MACHINERY. D. S. P.'s FRICTIONAL SPOOLING TABLES,

~~and Maker of Kerr's Patent Polishing Machines, ENGINEER AND MACHINE MAKERS' TOOLS of every description.~~

~~D. S. P.'s IMPROVED TAPS and DIES,~~

Jill Sizes up to 2 inch, kept in Stock. D. S. P's PATENT POTTERS', THROWING, JUGGING, AND JOLLYING MACHINES, and J/fakers of Cochran's (Patent patting Machines. ADVERTISEMENTS. GEEAT EEDITCTION IN PEICE.

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Long acknowledged to be incomparably Superior to all others—are now (all things considered) the Cheapest. THE GROVERTbIKER CO. Have recently had the honour of supplying TWO of their Family Sewing Machines to

~~B7 COHMAITD. They hold Royal Appointments from Her Majesty the Empress of~~

THE French ; His Majesty the Emperor of Brazil ; and they have also supplied their Machines^ by command, to Her Majesty the Empress OF Russia, and Her Majesty the Queen of Bavaria. IchisIsIpar'exoellenob^ f11 f4MI1¥ MAgBIMl.

it Beautiful in appearance, is an ornament to the Boudoir ; simple in its construction, it is easily learned and successfully operated ; its movements are so noiseless that it "will not disturb the quiet of the domestic fireside. It is capable of doing any kind of work done by the Sewing Machine, and in addition. Embroiders to Perfection. Every Machine guaranteed. Instruction^ gratis. Illmtrated Prospectus and Samples of Work, gratis and Post Free. SOLE AGENT FOR GLASGOW AND VICINITY—

~~101 SATTCHIEHALL STEEET. ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

~~WILLIAM MACINTYEE, Jun., :p.a.isile!-z-, AGENT FOR CROGGAN & COMPANY'S ROOFIITG PELT.~~

~~COTT02T & WOOL WASTE ICEIICHAITT, AND BEDDING MANUFACTURER,~~

COFFEE BOASTING WORKS, €0ffH. mm\ mm% mm, AND GENERAL QRINDINQ MILLS, MACPHEESON stubet, aLAsao"^. THE ONLY STEAM POWER COFFEE ROASTING ESTABLISH- MENT CONNECTED WITH THE TRADE IN THE CITY. D. MINTO, IN returning thanks for past favours, desires to intimate that he has lately fitted up additional Sugar Grinding Machinery, rendering that Branch of his Establishment more improved and extensive, thereby affording greater facilities to Confectioners, Biscuit Manufac- turers, and the Trade in general, of having their Sugar Ground in a manner suitable to their various requirements, while due attention is being observed towards those other branches for Coffee-Eoasting, and the Grinding of Coffees, Spices, Drugs, Dyes, Drysalteries, &c., so that Grocers, Druggists, Dyers, and others shall have advantage of every improvement that may be suggested. ADVERTISEMENTS.

~~ESTABLISHED 1821. CAPITAL, £550,000.~~

Two-fifths op the Profits are periodically distributed among parties insuring in tlie Society. Policy holders have thus from time to time received as Bonuses sums amounting in the aggi'egate to nearly FiVB Hundred Thousand Pounds. The Eates of Premium are in no case Ligher than those charged by the other principal Oflfices making no Keturn of Profits to the Insured. In proof of the public confidence in the principles and conduct of this Establishment, it may be sufficient to state that the Total Busi- ness of the Society now exceeds Eighty Millions. Secretary—Sir SAMUEL BIGNOLD, Knight, Norwich.

~~AGENT FOR PAISLEY~~

~~JAMES J. LAMB, Architect, Surveyor, and Licensed Property Valuator. BOOKBINDING AND STATIONERY.~~

~~WHOLESALE STATIONER, LITHOaEAPnEE, EHaEAVI^Il,~~

4 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY, Begs to announce that to those Branches of his business hehas added that of BOOKBINDING and STATIONERY, which will be carried on in all their Departments. Pattern Books, Ledgers, Journals, Day, Cash, and Letter Boohs of every description. Libraries Cleaned and Iiepaired. Invoice and Account Tops, Cards, Circulars, Memorandums, Receive Notes, Letter Tops, Funeral Letters, Direction Labels, and Manufacturers' Tickets, in Gold or Colour, of all kinds. Envelopes, Note-Paper, &c., Stamped, Plain, or in Colour. THK iVJiTGHELL uiBRARY,

~~LASGOW.~~