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ANDREW BROWN, (Successor to E. H. Grasby), 23 HIGH STREET, PERTH, MANUFACTURER OF HOSIERY AND UNDERCLOTHING

Of all descriptions, in Silk, Cotton, Merino, and Lambs' Wool, warranted not to shrink.

LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S DRAWERS, VESTS, AND DRESSES,

In Silk, Cotton, Merino, and Lambs' Wool, Ribbed or Plain.

LADIES'^ GENTLEMEN'^ AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY,

In Cotton, Lace Cotton, Thread, Lace Thread, Balbriggan,

Merino, Lambs' Wool, and Silk.

TARTAN HOSE IN GREAT VARIETY. DRESS SHIRTS & COLOURED FLANNEL SHIRTS. Scarfs, Ties, Collars, Gloves.

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PERTH DIRECTORY

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AND OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION.

COMPILED AND ARRANGED BY JAMES MARSHALL, POST OFFICE.

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PRINTED FOR THE PUBLISHER BY S. COWAN.

PRICE TWO SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE. 2r 321133 CONTENTS.

1 1. Public Offices,

2. Municipal Lists, 3

3. County Lists, 6

4. Judicial Lists, 10

5. Commercial Lists, 15

6. Public Conveyances, 19

7. Ecclesiastical Lists, 21

S. Literary and Educational Lists, 23

9. Charitable and Benevolent Lists, ... 26

10. Sporting Lists, 30

11. Miscellaneous Lists, 31

12. List of Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats, 35

13. List of the Clergy in Perthshire, ... 51

14. Postal Directory— Officers of the Department, 57

Arrival and Departure of Mails from Perthi, 58 Pates of Postage, 59 Newspapers, 59 Inland and Foreign Book Post, 60 Colonial and Foreign Pattern Post, 60 Card Post, 61 Registration, 61 Delivery, 61 Postage Stamps, 62 Telegraphs, 62 Money Orders, 62 Savings Bank, 63 Insurance and Annuities, 63 Table of Foreign and Colonial Postage, 64 15. General Directory, 66 16. Professional Directory, 191

17. Advertisements—Insurance Companies, 213 Miscellaneous, 222 ;

CORRECTED" LISTS.

PERTH MASONIC LODGES.

Scone and Perth—No. 3. Brothers John Chalmers, R.W.M.; James Fenton, P.M.; John Henderson, D.M.; John Stirton, S.M.; William Barton, Proxy M.; David Geekie, S.W.; William Crichton, J.W.; James Brodie, Treasurer; David Dewar, Secretary; Richard Lloyd, Chaplain; William Tomey, S.D.; Robert Keiller, jun., J.D.; James Menzies, G.S.; Charles Dewar, Tyler.

Royal Arch—No. 122. Brothers George Hutton, R.W.M.; Hugh Thomson, P.M.; John M'Rae, D.M.; F. P. Carnegie, S.M.; James Macduff, Proxy M.; William Brown, S.W.; William S. Paton, J.W.; John Wilson, Treasurer; John Robertson, Secretary; James M'Gregor, S.D.; John Gorrie, J.D.; Samuel Woods, Bible- bearer; Graeme Ramage, William Harley, and Colin M 'Cowan,

G. S. ; Alexander Smith, Tyler.

St. Andrew. —No. 74.

Brothers John Young, R.W.M. ; Carl Fleckstein, P.M.

Robert Martin, D.M. ; Charles C. Stuart, S.M. ; John Bar-

clay, Proxy Master; William Reid, S.W. ; Edward Paton,

jun. , J. W. ; Robert Mitchell, Secretary ; John A. Imrie,

Treasurer ; John Kennedy, G. S. ; David Cochrane, Tyler.

HIGH CONSTABLES.

Robert Robertson, solicitor, Moderator; John M 'Neil, Ex- Moderator; Rev. Robert Milne, Chaplain; Andrew Buist, M.D., Physician; A. Reid, Solicitor; Robert Robertson, merchant, Treasurer; Wm. B. Thomson, Secretary; John Young, C.E., Wm. B. Gloag, C. G. Kennoway, Wm. Muir, and George Kyd, Captains. ROBERT WILSON'S LUNCHEON AND DINING-BOOMS,

34 & 38 ST. JOHN STREET.

Parties visiting this Establishment will find everything First- Class, and the Charges strictly moderate.

LUNCHEON, SOUPS, TEA, COFFEE.

SOUPS, &c, &c, sent out.

MARRIAGE DEJEUNERS, BALL SUPPERS, AND SOIREES SUPPLIED.

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wiistzes, s:pi:r,it s, PORTER, AND ALES.

ROBERT WILSON, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER,

38 ST. JOHN STEEET, PEETE

Jellies & Creams, Cream & Water-Ices. MARRIAGE & CHRISTENING CAKES.

Orders from the Country punctually attended to. LARGE ARRIVALS AT T. MATHESON'S, CLOTHIER, HOSIER, HATTER, AND BONNET MAKER, 19 HIGH STREET, PERTH, OF AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS.

BOYS' KILT and KNICKERBOCKER SUITS, 12s 6d, 15s 6d, 18s 6d, 22s, &c. SCOTCH & ENGLISH TWEED SUITS, in all the Newest Styles, 35s, 40s, 45s, 50s, 55s, 60s, to 80s. BLACK DRESS SUITS (Fast Colours), from 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, to 100s.

All Cloths bought from the best Makers. Ready-made or made to Order at same Prices. A CORRECT FIT GUARANTEED. WOOL AND WINCEY SHIRTS. MERINO AND LAMBS'-WOOL UNDER-SHIRTS AND PANTS. HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, TIES, SCARFS, WATERPROOF COATS, UMBRELLAS, CARPET BAGS, &c. HIGHLAND COSTUMES NEATLY GOT UP.

A large assortment of SPORRANS always on hand from a celebrated Maker.

Sole Agent for Perth— T. MATHESON, 10 HIGH STREET, PERTH...... INDEX.

Page Page Academy and Public Schools, 24 Perthshire Bible Society, . 22

Anglers' Club, . . . 31 Police Commission, . 5 Stations, .. .. 6 Bank Holidays, . . . 17 Polling Banking Companies, . 15 Procurators and Solicitors, 11

Bowling Club, . . . 31 Psotal Directory—Chief Carriers, ...... 20 Officers, .. .. 51

. Carriers f General Parcel), . 20 Perth Establishment, 67 Cemeteries, .. .. 34 Arrival and Departure of Mails, 58

Choral Society, . • . • 32 Hours of Collection at Receiving

City Mission, . 22 House and Pillar Boxes, 58 Clergy and their Places of Wor- Rates of Postage—Inland, 59

ship in Perth, . . . 21 Newspapers,

Clergy in Perthshire, . 50 Newspapers sent Abroad, . 60 Commissioners of Supply, .. 6 Book-Post. .. .. 60

Council Committee, . 4 Colonial Book-Post, . 60 County and City Infirmary, 26 Pattern and Sample Post, . 60

County Prison Board, . 8 Post Cards—Foreign, . 60

Court of Lieutenancy, . 7 Postage Stamps, . . . 62

Cricket Club, .. .. 31 Registration—Delivery, . 61

Curling Clubs, .. .. 30 Money Orders, . . . 62

Custom House Holidays, . 18 Savings Banks, . . . 63

Deaf and Dumb Institution, 29 Insurance and Annuities, . 63

Destitute Sick Society, . 27 Telegraphs, .. .. 62

Fairs in Perth, . . . 17 Table of Foreign & Col. Postage, 64 Fechney School, .. .. 28 Professional Directory, 191

Fire Engines, . . . 6 Public Baths and Wash-House, 29

General Directory, .. 66 Public Offices, . . . 1

General Prison, . . . 32 Races and Hunt, . . . SO

Golfing Societies, . . . 31 Railway Companies, . 19

Guild Court, .. .. 6 Railway Carriers, . . . 19

High Constables (begin, of vol.) Regatta Club, . . . 31 Indigent Old Men's Society, 27 Registrar of Births, Marriages,

Indigent Old Women's Society, 27 and Deaths, . 2

Infant Schools, . . . 28 Royal Horticultural Society, 33

Justices of the Peace, .. 7 Royal Perthshire Militia, . 8

King James the Sixth's Hospital, 29 Sacramental Fast Days, . 21

Ladies' Clothing Society, . 26 School Board of Perth, . 24

Ladies' House of Kefuge, .. 28 Schools of Industry, . 28

Lethendy Mortifications, . 29 School of Art, .. .. 24 Libraries, .. .. 23 Seymour Munro Free School, 25

Licensing Courts, . 13 Sharp's Institution, . 25 Literary and Antiquarian Society, 32 Sheriff and Commissary Courts, 10 Magistrates and Town Council, 4 Sheriff and Commissary Officers, 12

Masters Extraordinary for Scot- Shipping, . . . 18 land of the Court of Chancery, 14 Society for the Prevention of

Masonic Lodges (begin, of vol.) Cruelty to Animals, . 30 Meeting of Sheriff Courts, 12 Society of Natural Science, 32

Members of Parliament, . 3 Society of Solicitors, . 13 Messengers-at-Arms, .. 12 Soup Kitchen, .. .. 29

Model Lodging-House, . 29 Staff-officer of Pensioners, 10

Murray Royal Institution for Statistics of Perth, . 3

the Insane, ., .. 27 Temperance Society, . 33

Murthly Asylum, . . .. 8 Terms in Scotland, . 17

Newspapers, .. .. 25 Trades Convener Court, . 5 Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats, 35 Water Commission, .. 5 People's Club and Institute, 23 Young Men's Christian Associa- Perth & Kinnoull Horti. Society, 33 tion, .. .. 22 Perthshire Rifle Volunteers, 9 Yonng Men's Literary Association, 23 ......

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

EnsvLvaxtcz dzomprnxizs. Page Page Briton Medical and General Life, 219 Liverpool & London & Globe Caledonian Fire Life, and 214 Fire and Life, . 218 Commercial Union (Fire and Scottish Commercial, 221 Life), ...... 213 Scottish Equitable Life, 215

Edinburgh Life, . . 216 Standard Life, 220 Northern Assurance Fire & Life, 217 Sun Fire and Life, 221

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Page Page Anderson & Cramb, sculptors, 239 Mackay, John, plasterer, . 237 Anderson, J., china merchant, 240 Mackie & Co., D., plumbers, 226 Ayson, James, baker, 231 M'Leish, James, plumber, &c, 231 Bell, Joseph, slater, 231 M'Millan, Robert, grocer and

Brown, A , hosier (begin of vol wine merchant, . . 242 Brown, William, jeweller and Macqueen, James, posting estab-

watchmaker, 242 lishment, . . 245 Campbell, John, sewing-machine M'Vean, John, game dealer, 243

agent, . . . 229 Marshall, Peter, baker, . 231 Calderwood, James, boot and Marshall, R. & J., posting estab-

shoe maker, . . 238 lishment, .. .. 246 Constable & M'Gregor, jewellers, Matheson, Thomas, tailor and &c. (beginning of volume). clothier (begin, of vol.)

Chamber of Commerce, 223 Menzies, Mrs D. , embroidery, 234 Christie, Thos. F., bookbinder, 243 Menzies, Stewart, tobacconist, 225 Douglas, Wm., tailor & clothier, 238 Miller, James, coal merchant, 238 Duff, William, music teacher, 241 Moyes, Andrew, tailor & clothier, 236 Forsyth, T., smith and bell- Ritchie's Hiring Establishment, 245

hanger^. 232 Savings Bank, . . 222

Garvie & Syme, ironmongers Scott, W. D. , cabinetmaker, &c, 241 (begin, of vol.) Short, Mrs Edward, watchmaker Gorrie, John, coal, lime and po- and jeweller. .. .. 243

tato merchant, . . 22 Stewart, Wm., hairdresser and

Gorrie, Thomas, manufacturer of perfumer, . , 234

iron and wire work, . 232 Stirton, John, saddler, . 235 Grego, G., optician (end of vol.) Taylor & Finlayson, ironmongers, 227 Greig, Thomas, outfitter, 233 Taylor, James, brushmaker, 233 Grieve, James, sewing-machine Taylor, John, hatter, .. 236 manufacturer, 242 Thomson, Robert, tailor and Hay, Alexander, slater, 239 clothier, ,. .. 235 4 Henderson, Eobert, game dealer, Wannan, Alexander, wine and

fruiterer, &c, . . 228 spirit merchant, . 230 Hill, Wm., fish-merchant,

lishment, . 244 of vol.)

Lees, Robert, gun and rifle manu- Wood, John, baker, . 231 facturer, .. .. 232 Wotherspoon, James, hatter, 237 POST-OFFICE PERTH DIRECTORY.

I.—PUBLIC OFFICES.

Assessors for Burgh and County under Lands Valuation Act— Donald Mackintosh and Alexander Young, surveyors of stamps and taxes, Tay Street. Billet-Master's, 3 High Street—Andrew Boyle. City Clerks', 3 High Street—Archibald Reid, William Greig, and John Thomas (assistant), clerks. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 9 a.m. till 4 p.m. City Chamberlain's, 3 High Street—James Thomson, chamberlain. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. and 6 till 8 p.m.

City Police and Fiscal''s, 1 High Street—John Welsh, superintendent; Robert M 'Donald and John M 'Donald, inspectors. Coach Offices—See Cab Proprietors. Commissary Clerk's, County Buildings—Archibald Reid, clerk. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. Coimty Constabulary, County Buildings—George Gordon, chief constable; Henry M 'Donald, superintendent; George Mearns, inspector; John M'Pherson and John Grant, detec- tives ; John Fraser, constable. County Rates, County Buildings—Francis Morison, collector.

Custom House, Tay Street—Caleb Cox, collector ; David

C. Eeave, clerk ; John Matheson, examining officer ; Alexander M'Ara, out-door officer; P. CO., Newburgh. Hours from 10 a.m. till 4 P.M., and on Saturday from 10 a.m. till 12 noon.

Gas Commissioners' Office, 3 High Street—John Thomas, clerk ; Thomas Whimster, manager (office, Canal Street) ; John M'Gillewie, treasurer; Charles J. Lindsay, clerk; David Dewar and William Peddie, inspectors and collectors. Hours from 10 A.M. till 8 p.m. B —

PUBLIC OFFICES.

Guildry, 22 St. John Street—John Thomas, clerk ; Thomas Richardson, treasurer. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 10 A.M. till 3 P.M. Harbour and Navigation, 3 High Street—Archibald R,eid and William Greig, clerks. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 9 A.M. till 4 P.M. Inland Revenue (Excise), Tay Street—James Smith, collec-

tor ; Alexander Tait, supervisor ; James Begg and Alexander

S. Elliot, clerks ; Wm. Duncan, housekeeper. Hours from 9 A.M. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 9 a.m. till 12 noon.

Inland Revenue (Stamps and Taxes), Tay Street—-A. B. Mac-

donald, collector ; George Allan, William M. Stein, and Wm. Kerr, clerks. Hours from 10 A. M. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 10 a.m. till 12 noon. Inspector and Surveyors' (Stamps and Taxes), Tay Street

James Peffers, inspector ; Donald Mackintosh and Alexander

Young, surveyors and assessors ; William MacLeish, clerk of assessed taxes; J. D. Miller, clerk of property tax. Hours from 10 A.M. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 10 A.M. till 12 noon. Inspector of Gas Meters, Coal Shore—James M'Glashan, inspector. Parochial Board, 16 South Street—William Young, inspector; John Cameron, assistant inspector; J. Clark, clerk; A. H. Ballingal, W.S., clerk to the Board. Hoxirs from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

Post- Office, 2 High Street—John M'Gregor, postmaster. Hours from 7 a.m. till 9 p.m. Poor-Rates Assessment, 14 South Street—George Barclay, collector. Hours from 1 p.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. Police Assessment, 3 High Street—James Thomson, collector. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturdays from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

Poorhouse, Glasgow Road—Andrew Prestsell, governor ; Mrs. Prestsell, matron; James Cook, giitekeeper. Prison Assessment, 3 High Street—James Thomson, collector.

Procurator-Fiscal's, County Buildings—Melville Jameson, procurator-fiscal. Hoiirs from 9 a.m. till 5 p.m. Receiving Post-Offices, 7 County Place and 265 High Street. Hours from 7 a.m. till 9 p.m. River Police and Fishing, 60 High Street—Alexander Croll, superintendent. Session-Clerk and Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages (for the District of Perth, with parts of Scone, Kinnoull, and Tippennuir, within Parliamentary boundaries, united), 6 Char- MUNICIPAL LISTS.

lotte Street—James Dewar, registrar ; Win. M 'Farlane, assistant registrar; John Thomas, session-clerk. Hours from. 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 7 till 9 P.M.

Sheriff- Clash's, County Buildings, foot of South Street—Arch.

Reid, sheriff-clerk ; A. M'Kenzie, depute sheriff-clerk. Hours from 10 a.m. till 4 P.M., and from 7 till 8 P.M., excepting during the summer months, when the hours are from 9 a.m. till 5 p.m., and on Saturday from 9 a.m. till 1 p.m. Shore Dues, 3 High Street —-James Thomson, collector. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 10 a.m. till 2 p. m. , and from 6 till 8 P. M. Weights and Meastires—For the City—Charles Shedden, 32 High Street. For the County—William Andrews, County Buildings. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m. Water Duty, 3 High Street—James Thomson, collector. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

II.—MUNICIPAL LISTS.

STATISTICS OF THE CITY OF PERTH. Population, 26,356 Inhabited Houses, 2, 641 Parliamentary Constituency, 3,453 Municipal, 3,396 Number of Councillors, 26 Annual value of real Property in 1872-73, £84,108 Corporation Revenue, 1872-73, £9,158 Market-day— Friday.

MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. FOR THE COUNTY.

Charles S. Parker, Esq. Residence in London—15 Great Queen St., Westminster, S.W. Agent in Perth—John Thomas, Esq., solicitor.

FOR THE CITY. The Hon. Arthur F. Kinnaird. Residence in London— 1 Pall Mall East. Agent in Perth—John Thomas, Esq., solicitor. MUNICIPAL LISTS.

MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL. MAGISTRATES. Lord Provost, Andrew Graham, Esq, Dean of Guild, Archibald M 'Donald, Esq. First Ba lie, John Jamieson, Esq. Second Bailie, George Brown, Esq. Third Bailie, John Readdie, Esq. Fourth Bailie, Robert G. Ramsay, Esq. Treasurer, Andrew Martin, Esq.

COUNCILLORS. Mr Thomas Alexander, corn Mr Daniel M'Kenzie, grocer.

merchant. ,, John M Arthur, turner.

Peter Bruce, merchant. ,, Robt. Robertson, solicitor.

F. P. Carnegie, commis- ,, R. H. Robertson, mer- sion agent. chant.

John Chalmers, grocer. ,, J. B. Sime, draper.

J. B. Deas, manufacturer. ,, Malcolm Stewart, solicitor.

John Frazer, clothier. ,, W. B. Thomson, wine James Honey, merchant. merchant.

John Mackay, plasterer. ,, Richard Walker, manufac- Robert Martin, solicitor. turer.

John Moir, mason. ,, Jas. Wotherspoon, hatter.

City Clerks, Archibald Reid, William Greig, and John Thomas, solicitors, 3 High Street. City Fiscal, John Welsh, Police Office.

City Chamberlain, . . James Thomson, 3 High Street. Coll ector of Assessed

Taxes, &c , A. Burns Macdonald, Tay Street. Session Clerk, John Thomas. Inspector of Works,. George Wells, 3 High Street. Burgh Assessor, Donald Mackintosh, Tay Street. Town Officer, Robert Brown. Bdlet Master, Andrew Boyle, 3 High Street.

COUNCIL COMMITTEE. The Lord Provost. Bailie Ramsay. The Deau of Guild. Treasurer Martin. Bailie Jamieson. Councillor Martin.

, R. H. Robert- , Brown, Readdie. Meets at One o'clock, p.m., on Saturdays, before the ordinary meetings of Council- MUNICIPAL LISTS.

POLICE COMMISSION. Nine a quorum. The Lord Provost, Dean of Guild, Bailies, Treasurer, and the Town Council. John Thomas, solicitor, clerk. David Keay, solicitor, treasurer. John Welsh, superintendent of police, inspector. James Thomson, chamberlain, collector.

WATER COMMISSION.

Ex-Officiis. Andrew Graham, Lord Provost. Hugh Barclay, Sheriff- Substitute. Archibald M 'Donald, Dean of Guild. John Jamieson, First Bailie. James Pullar, Convener of Trades. John Ironside, Crieff, President of the Society of Solicitors. Arch. Reid and Wm. Greig, clerks. James Thomson, collector. John Peattie, superintendent of works. First Ward. Fourth Ward. James Chalmers, grocer. John Black, umbrella maker. Duncan Gow, grocer. Peter Strang, druggist. Second Ward. Fifth Ward. Fox Maule Boyd, painter. And. M'Kendrick, joiner. Horace Skeete, solicitor. Robert Pullar, dyer. Third Ward. Sixth Ward. J. B. Campbell, painter. Thomas Love, grocer. Charles Grego, optician. James Porter, photographer.

TRADES' CONVENER COURT. Convener—James Pullar. Deacon of Hammermen, Charles Conacher.

,, Wrights, George Bruce.

,, Glovers, John Murdoch.

if Bakers, James Pullar.

,. Tailors, James Cairncross.

,, Shoemakers, David Norwell.

,, Fleshers, Crawford.

,, Weavers, John Mackay. Clerk and Treasurer—Alex. Wilson. This Court acts as Trustees to Stewart's Free School, Mill st. ,,

COUNTY LISTS.

GUILD COURT. Dean of Guild, Archibald M 'Donald. Lord Provost, Andrew Graham. Bailies, Jamieson, Brown, and Readdie. Merchant Councillors, ...Peter Palmer, John Mackay, James P. Pirrie, and John Frazer. Trades, Convener Pullar and Deacon Bruce. Clerk, John Thomas, solicitor. Treasurer, Thomas Richardson. Land Steward, Alexander Ritchie. Officer, John Easton. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. President and Convener—The Dean. The Lord Provost. John M 'Arthur. Andrew Roy. Bailie Greig. Alexander Hay. James Wells. Ex-D. of Guild Dewar. Peter Palmer.

POLLING STATIONS. PARLIAMENTARY. First District, Sheriff Court-Room, County Buildings.

Second , , Burgh Court-Room.

Third ,, Seminaries, Rose Terrace. MUNICIPAL. First Ward, City Hall.

Second , West Church Parish Schoolroom.

Third ,, Council Room and Burgh Court Room.

Fourth , Seminaries.

FIRE ENGINES.

This department is under the management of the Superin- tendent of Police, and, should occasion require, information given at the Police Office, No. 1 High Street, will receive every attention.

III.—COUNTY LISTS. COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY. Convener—William Smythe of Methven. Five hundred and twenty-five of the noblemen and gentlemen of the county are qualified as Commissioners of Supply, as well as, for the time being, the Sheriff and his Substitutes, the Lord Provost, the Dean of Guild, and the Deacon of the Corporation of Glovers of the Royal Burgh of Perth. Clerk—William MacLeish. COUNTY LISTS.

COURT OF LIEUTENANCY. Lord-Lieutenant, The Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird. Vice-Lieutenant, Sir Wm. Stirling- Maxwell, Bt.

Con. of Finance Committee, . . . Lord Kinnaird. Chairman of County Prison Board, William Smythe of Methven. Chairman of County Public Buildings Committee, Lord Kinnaird. Chairman on County Bills, The Earl of Mansfield.

Chairman of Lunacy Board, . . . Lieut. -Col. Drummond Hay. Clerk—William MacLeish.

DEPUTY-LIEUTENANTS.

Perth Sub-Division.

Convener Lord Provost of Perth. The Earl of Mansfield. The Hon. A. Kinnaird, M.P. Sir Thomas Moncreiffe, Bart. C. T. C. Grant of Kilgraston. William Smythe. Charles M'Lean of Glenearn. Clerk—William MacLeish.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, RESIDING IN OR NEAR PERTH. Hon. John Rollo. D. Lumsden, Pitcairnfield. Maj. J. Sharpe of Kincarrathie. P. M. Matthew of Newmiln. Henry J. Sharpe, yr. of do. Thomas Richardson, Perth. Arch. Turnbull of Bellwood. Archibald Reid, Perth. J. M. Graham of Murrayshall. A. Burns, banker, Perth. C. G. Sidey, late postmaster. Andrew Coates, Bridgend. Sir David Ross, George Street. W. M. Farney, St. John St. Rev. A. Fleming of Inchyra. A. B. Sandeman, Huntingtower John Steele of Blackpark. Kirkwood Hewat, Perth. William Lowson of Balthayock. Andrew Graham, Perth. Thomas Greig of Glencarse. John Shields, Perth. Thomas W. Greig, yr. of do. H. H. Norie, banker, Perth.

Andfor the time being— Hugh Barclay, LL.D., Sheriff- A. M 'Donald, Dean of Guild. Substitute. Alex. Greig, first Bailie. John Pullar, Lord Provost. Wm. Maury, second Bailie. Clerk—Robert Martin. COUNTY LISTS.

COUNTY PRISON FOR PERTHSHIRE. William Smythe of Methven, chairman and convener. William MacLeisli, clerk and treasurer. Thomas Wilson, governor. Helen Small, female warder. F. I. White, M.D., surgeon. Joseph Sime,' head warder. Rev. J. P. St. Clair, chaplain. John Young, weaving warder. Andrew Syme, clerk. James Stewart, prison warder. Mrs. Wilson, matron.

MURTHLY ASYLUM. Medical Superintendent, W. C. M'Intosh, M.D. Assistant Physician, Dr. A. Reid Urquhart. Chaplain, Rev. Neil M. M'Naughton, Kinclaven. Clerk and Treasurer, W. MacLeish, solicitor, Perth. Housekeeper, Ruth F. Graham. Steward, John Young. Superintendent of Females, .... Mary Brand. Head Attendant of Males, James M'Callum.

ROYAL PERTHSHIRE MILITIA.

Honorary Colonel, ...Sir Thos. Moncreiffe, Bart., Oct. 30, 1855 Lieut. -Colonel, W. D. Murray, Viscount Stormont, Nov. 26, 1869 Major, John Wedderburn Ogilvy, June 19,1872 Captains, George Drummond Mercer, Dec. 4, 1858 1st Class M.C. Pat. G. Craigie, Instructor of Musketry, /-Feb. 20, 1863 Fitzmaurice Hutton, June 17, 1864 Thomas M 'Dougall, April 24, 1868 George Muirhead, May 20, 1 869 George Glas Sandeman, June 19, 1872 Lieutenants, Adam Murray, Jan. 22, 1869 C. W. R. Kerr, May 20, 1869 F. W. Stoddart, .June 24, 1869 R. M. Alexander, Feb. 14, 1870 David M. Smythe, Feb. 19, 1870 T. G. Nairne, April 27, 1871 R. V. Haggart, June 26, 1871 George Crosly Wylie, July 15,1872 Archibald F. G. Hay, Oct. 5, 1872 William Nairne, May 24, 1 873 Adj. & Paymaster, ...Lord Charles Lennox Kerr, July 24, 1854 Surgeon, G. W. Absolon, M.D., Nov. 2,1854 Quartermaster, A. Geddes, Dec. 20, 1856 — COUNTY LISTS.

PERTHSHIRE VOLUNTEERS. FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE BATTALION. D. R. Williamson, Lieutenant- Colonel. J. Barty, Major. Major Salmon, Adjutant. G. K. H. Paterson, M.D., Surgeon. David Robertson, Hon. Quartermaster. 1st Perth, Captains Lieutenants A. Pearson and J. B. Deas. Ensign A. Knowles. Ensign Hird. Hon. Chaplain, Rev. W. Blair.

8th Crieff, , . Captain M 'Nab. 6th Dunblane, Captain Wilson. Lieutenant E. Pullar. Lieutenant Gibson. Ensign Kippen. Hon. Chaplain, Rev. J. Cunningham. 1 1th Doune, Captain Clark. Lieutenant Moir. Ensign Hon. Assist. Surgeon, G. Park. 15th Auchterarder, ...Captain S. Halley. Lieutenant J. Halley. Ensign Hon. Chaplain, Rev. J. Macfee. 1 8th Perth, Captain Lieutenant M 'Kenzie. Ensign Robertson. 1 9th Crieff, Captain J. Mitchell. Lieutenant Ensign J. Meikle. Hon. Chaplain, Rev. J. R. Campbell. SECOND ADMINISTRATIVE BATTALION. W. Macdonald Macdonald, Lieutenant-Colonel. Sir Robert Menzies and David Buttar, Majors. Major Hook, Adjutant. J. B. Reid, M.D., Surgeon. 3d Aberfeldy, Captain T. Smith. Lieutenant C. Munro. Ensign R. M'Laren. Hon. Chaplain, Rev. J. Campbell. 4th Killin, Captain C. Stewart. Lieutenant A. M'Naughton. Ensign M'Dougall. 5th Blairgowrie, Captain D. Chalmers. Lieutenant J. Baxter. Ensign A. Baxter. Hon. Chaplain, Rev. W. Herdman. Hon. Assist. Surgeon, R. Lunan. 10 JUDICIAL LISTS.

PERTHSHIRE VOLUNTEERS— Continued.

7th Coupar-Angus, . . Captain Charles Boyd. Lieutenant Honeyman. Ensign Kinloch. Hon. Chaplain, Rev. P. Stevenson. Hon. Assist. Surgeon, R. Lowe. 9th Alyth, Captain William Japp. Lieutenant Ensign Hon. Chaplain, Rev. J. Ramsay. 10th Strathtay, Captain J. S. Robertson. Lieutenant Ensign W. M'Pherson. 13th St. Martins, Captain J. Macfarlane. Lieutenant J. Baxter. Ensign P. Davidson. 14th Birnam, Captain Sir A. Mackenzie, Bart. Lieutenant W. Harris. Ensign J. Fleming. Hon. Chaplain, Rev. D. Macpherson. Hon. Assist. Surgeon, J. Murray, M.D. 20th Pitlochry, Captain D. Fisher. Lieutenant D. Ferguson. Ensign A. Menzies.

Staff Officer of Pensioners—Lieut, -Colonel J. W. Boyd; J. Hutchison, staff-sergeant.

IV.—JUDICIAL LISTS. SHERIFF, COMMISSARY, AND JUSTICE OF PEACE COURTS. Sheriff and Commissary, John Tait. Sheriff-Substitute & Commissary- Depute, Hugh Barclay, LL.D. Sheriff-Substitute, Dunblane, John Graham. Sheriff and Commissary Clerk,... Archibald Reid.

Sheriff & Commis. Clerk-Dep. , . . . Adam M 'Kenzie. Sheriff and Commissary Clerk- Depute, Dunblane, .William Thomson. Clerk of the Peace, Robert Martin. Clerk of Supply, General Clerk of Lieutenancy, and Clerk to Pri- son Board, William MacLeish. Procurator-Fiscal, Melville Jameson. Auditors of Accounts, J. Flockhart & A. M 'Kenzie. Chief-Constable, George Gordon. Bar-Officer, Alexander Smith. ,

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PROCURATORS AND SOLICITORS,

Under the Act 28 and 29 Vict. , cap. 85. D. Anderso, Co. -Angus, 1816 Thos. R. Kinmont, Errol, John Flockhart, Perth, 1817 William Maury, Perth, George Gray, do. 1820 Charles Findlay, do. Alex. Monteath, Crieff, 1823 Thos. Thornton, Dundee, John Conning, Perth, 1824 Alex. Wilson, Perth, David Hepburn, do. 1824 Chas. Boyd, Co. -Angus, William Greig, do. 1825 W. MacLeish, Perth, Archibald Reid, do. 1825 L. Chapman, Blairgowrie, James Roy, do. 1826 William Japp, Alyth, J. Spottiswoode, do. 1828 Archibald Paul, Dundee, Pat. J. Stirling, Dunblane, 1831 W. L. Young, Auchterard. Andrew Davidson, Perth, 1831 C. Morland Hunter, do. D. Clark, Coupar-Angus, 1833 Alex. MacKenzie, Forres, William Ross, Perth, 1834 Joseph Dickie, Dunkeld, J. M. Honey, do. 1834 Alex. Graham, Crieff,

James Scott, do. 1835 Jas. Hunter, jr. , Dundee, W. S. Soutar, Blairgowrie, 1835 Henry Whyte, Perth, William Brown, Crieff, 1835 J. C. Pinkerton, do. John Ironside, Crieff, 1836 John Grant, Dundee, Melville Jameson, Perth, 1837 Alex. Gibson, do. Alexander Moncrieff, do. 1838 Wm. Scott, jun., do. A.Robertson, Blairgowrie, 1838 D. Kerr Smith, Edin. James Ross, Perth, 1839 Jn. Macfarlane, Stirling, T. P. Knox, Dunblane, 1839 And. Henry, Dundee, Jas. Mitchell, Pitlochry, 1839 Eben. Smith, Kilmarnock, Jas. Dick Miller, Perth, 1839 Donald Frazer, Pitlochry, John Young, do. 1841 J. Fraser Calder, Dundee, James M'Laren, Crieff, 1842 David G. Stewart, do. Jn. A. Gloag, Edinburgh, 1842 J. Smyth Fleming, Alyth, John Myles, Forfar, ' 1842 Henry Gordon, Perth, Robert Martin, Perth, 1842 Jas. W. Barty, Dunblane, J. Lowe, Coupar-Angus, 1843 R. Robertson, Blairgowrie, John Kippen, do. 1843 J. Paterson, Dunfermline, James MacRosty, Crieff, 1847 George Kyd, Perth, A. G. Reid, Auchterarder, 1847 W. Thomson, Dunblane, James Sharp, Crieff, 1847 Walter M 'Lean, Glasgow, J. M'Laren, Co. -Angus, 1848 And. Crawford, Stirling, Thomas Soutar, Crieff, 1848 Charles Wingate, do. Malcolm M'Gregor, Edin., 1851 W. Buchanan, Callander, George Roy, Dundee, 1851 D. Manson M 'Kay, Perth, John Thomas, Perth, 1851 Thos. Barclay, Hamilton, Horace Skeete, do. 1851 Adam M'Kenzie, Perth, Jas. Watson, Co. -Angus, 1852 Robert Robertson, do. C. W. L. Forbes, Aberfeldy, 1 852 George Gray, Glasgow, John M. Miller, Perth, 1852 John Scott, Blairgowrie, David Keay, do. 1852 T. Crabb Greig, Edin., 12 JUDICIAL LISTS.

SHERIFF, &c., COURTS— Continued. William Reid, Perth, 1865 James Lindsay, Perth, 1871 Robert Mitchell, Perth, 1865 Wm. Young, jun., do. 1872 George Begg, Edinburgh, 1866 Jn. E. Roger, Newburgh, 1872

R. Cuthbert, Perth, 1867 John Dickson, Perth, 1 872 George Haggart, Dundee, 1867 Geo. A. Mackenzie, do. 1872 J. B. Miller, Blairgowrie, 1867 LauchlanMTntosh,Edin. 1872

Alex. Jenkins, Stirling, 1867 Jas. M 'Laren, jun. , Crieff, 1872 Peter Simpson, Edin., 1867 Isaac Henry Anderson, Malcolm Stewart, Perth, 1867 Blairgowrie, 1872 A. H. Ballingal, do. 1869 Thos. Soutar, Blairgowrie, 1872 John R. Young, Dundee, 1869 Robert M.Kippen, Perth, 1872 W. Chalmers, Dunblane, 1869 Dan. Gorrie, Dunfermline, 1872 D. Johnstone, Dundee, 1870 Wm. C. Young, Perth, 1872 R. M'llvride, Auchterard. 1870 George Allan, do. 1872 Alex. Thomson, Brechin, 1870 Peter M 'Intyre, Dunblane, 1872 Wm. B. Milne, Dundee, 1871 James Dunbar, Glasgow, 1872 MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS. Perth—James Rollo. Crieff—William Ferguson. Dun- keld—Henry Ritchie. Blairgowrie—David Grant. SHERIFF AND COMMISSARY OFFICERS. Aberfeldy—Robert M 'Laren. Alloa—Thomas Russel and Robert Munro. Alyth—George Milne. Auchterarder— James Hutton. Blairgowrie — David Grant. Coupar- AngUs—Alexander M'Lachlan. Crieff—William Ferguson and John Ferguson. Dunblane—Thos. M'Culloch. Dundee —James S. Miller, Thomas Gourlay, John M. Beats, and John Fenwick. Dunkeld—Henry Ritchie. Kinloch-Rannoch— Duncan Stewart. Kinross—Donald Manson. Perth—Peter Kerr, Wm. Lafferty, James Rollo, Wm. G. Oliver, and James Duff. Pitlochry—James Skinner. Weem—Thos. Stewart. MEETING OF COURTS. The Sheriff-Court for the County is held every Tuesday and Friday during the session, and one Court, at least, is held at each vacation ; the Sheriff Small-Debt Court every Tuesday. Quarter Sessions are held on the statutory days and by adjourn- ment; the Commissary Court every Friday during session. MEETING OF COURTS UNDER THE SMALL-DEBT ACT. At Perth, Every Tuesday during session.

Crieff, Every second Sat. of Feb. , May, Aug. , & Nov. Dunblane, Every Wednesday during session.

Dunkeld, Every first Saturday of April, Aug. , and Dec.

Aberfeldy, Every fourth Saturday of April, Aug. , & Dec.

Blairgowrie, .... Every second Sat. of Jan. , April, July, & Oct. Co. -Angus, Every third Saturday of January, April, July, and October, at 11' o'clock each day.

Auchterarder, . . . Last Monday of Jan. , April, July, and Oct. JUDICIAL LISTS. 13

LICENSING COURTS. By the Acts 9 Geo. IV. cap. 58, 16 & 17 Vict. cap. 67, and 25 & 26 Vict. cap. 35, the Magistrates of Burghs are required to meet on the second Tuesday of April and the third Tuesday of October in each year, to consider the applications for License Certificates within the Burgh, and the Justices of Peace on the first Tuesday of April and the last Tuesday in October in the County, with power to adjourn during one month after each meeting. The applications must be lodged, and a fee of 2s paid, ten days previous to each meeting ; and the Magistrates and Justices are restricted from granting Cer- tificates except at the statutory periods. The following is the Perth district of the County, as appointed by the Quarter Sessions on the 20th September, 1828.—viz., Aberdalgie, Aber- nethy, Arngask, Dunbarney, Dron, Dunning, Forgandenny, Forteviot, Findogask, Kinnoull, Methven, Moneydie, Red- gorton, Rhynd, Scone, Tippermuir, Perth. APPEAL COURTS. Quarter Sessions, for hearing appeals in Licensing cases, held at Perth on the first Friday of May and third Friday of November. Appeals must be lodged within ten days after the judgment appealed against. DEALERS IN GAME. The Justices meet in the beginning of July for granting Licenses to Dealers in Game under Acts 23 & 24 Vict. cap. 90, and previous relative Acts.

SOCIETY OF SOLICITORS.

This Society was instituted in 1825, and is now incorporated by Royal Charter, dated 3d September, 1857, into a body ' politic and corporate, by the name of ' The Society of Pro- curators and Solicitors in the City and County of Perth." The main object of the Society was the establishment of a Law Library, and accordingly there has been formed an extensive collection of books, containing almost every work immediately relating to the profession. There is a standing Committee of Management, appointed annually, consisting of the office-bearers and five members. The Library of the Society is in the County Buildings, and is open from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. President—John Ironside, Esq., Crieff. Vice-President—Robert Martin, Esq. Secretary and Treasurer—William Reid, Esq. Honorary Librarian—David Keay, Esq. Sub-Librarian—Mr. James Needham. ,

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SOCIETY OF SOLICITORS— Continued. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. The Office-Bearers. Alex. Graham, Crieff. William MacLeish. Alexander Wilson. J. M. Miller. Henry Whyte. AUDITOR. David Keay. EXAMINATORS OF THE EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS OF PROPOSED APPRENTICES. David Hepburn, Henry Whyte, William MacLeish, William Chalmers, with Secretary and Hon. Librarian. AGENTS FOR THE POOR. William Reid, Malcolm Stewart, and Robert Mitchell.

Anderson, J. , Blairgowrie, 1873 Moncrieff, Alex., Perth, 1838 Barty, J. W., Dunblane, 1864 MacRosty, James, Crieff, 1860 Boyd, Chas., Co. -Angus, 1865 M'llvride, R., Auchter- Chalmers, Wm., Perth, 1872 arder, 1870 Chapman, Laurence, Blair- M'Laren, J., Co. -Angus, 1858 gowrie, 1857 M'Laren, James, Crieff, 1856 Conning, John, Perth, 1825 M'Laren, jun., J., Crieff, 1S73 Clark, D., Coupar-Angus, 1835 MacLeish, Wm., Perth, 1857 Davidson, Andrew, Perth, 1832 Mitchell, Robert, do., 1873 Finlay, Charles, do., 1853 Mitchell, Jas., Pitlochry, 1858 Flockhart, John, do., 1825 Reid, Archibald, Perth, 1825

Forbes, C. W. L, Aber- Reid, A. G. , Auchterarder, 1853 feldy, 1852 Reid, William, Perth, 1865 Graham, Alex., Crieff, 1858 Robertson, Robert, Blair- Gray, George, Perth, 1825 gowrie, 1865 Greig, William, do., 1825 Robertson, Robt., Perth, 1867 Hepburn, David, do., 1825 Ross, William, do., 1834 Honey, J. Murray, do., 1834 Roy, James, do., 1826 Ironside, John, Crieff, 1843 Scott, John, Blairgowrie, 1868 Jameson, Melville, Perth, 1837 Skeete, Horace, Perth, 1851 Japp, William, Alyth, 1858 Soutar, Thomas, Crieff, 1859 Keay, David, Perth, 1853 Soutar, T., Blairgowrie, 1873 Kinmont, Thos. R., Errol, 1853 Spottiswoode, J., Perth, 1828 Kippen, John, Perth, 1844 Stewart, Malcolm, do., 1870 Mackenzie, G. A, Perth, 1872 Thomas, John, do., 1851 Martin, Robert, do., 1843 Whyte, Henry, do., 1864 Maury, William, do., 1853 Wilson, Alexander, do. 1858 Miller, James D., do., 1840 Young, John, do., 1841 Miller, John M., do., 1853 Young, W. L., Auchter Miller, J. B., Blairgowrie, 1870 arder, 1858

Masters Extraordinary for Scotland of the Court of Chancery— George Gray and Melville Jameson, solicitors. , ;

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V.—COMMERCIAL LISTS.

BANKING COMPANIES.

Hours of Public Business from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 10 A m. till 12 noon.

BANK OP SCOTLAND, ST. JOHN STREET.

(Central Bank District.) Archibald Burns, manager. J. W. Jameson, accountant; James Paterson, cashier; John M 'Naughton, teller. Branches. Agents. Aberfeldy, James M 'Kerchar. Alyth, D. H. Halket. Auchterarder, James Smitton. Blackford, David Lawson. Blairgowrie, Alexander and Robert Robertson. Callander, Angus M 'Donald. Coupar-Angus, John M 'Laren. Crieff, John M'Leish and John M 'Nab. , I J. W. Barty. Dunblane^ ' I William Thomson, Dunkeld, John Duff. Killin, Alexander M 'Naughton. Newburgh, John Lyell. Pitlochry, D. M'Gillewie.

Draw on London Office, Lothbury, E. C. ; the Bank of England Coutts & Company; and Smith, Payne, & Smiths. The business of the Central Bank was amalgamated with that of the Bank of Scotland on the 12 th August, 1868.

COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, SOUTH STREET. Thomas Soutar, agent. William Lunan, accountant; Robert Millar, teller; William Gordon, porter. Branches. Agents. Blairgowrie, Anderson & Chapman. Comrie, Archibald Ballantyne. Crieff, William Brown. Dunkeld, George Carphin. Newburgh, Alexander Laing. Pitlochry, Alexander M 'Naughton. , ;

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UNION BANK OP SCOTLAND, 24 GEORGE STREET.

Henry H. Norie, cashier ; Alex. Robertson, accountant P. Russell Gentle, 1st teller ; D. Gordon Glennie, 2d teller Laurence Hood, porter. Agents in London—Glyn, Mills & Co.

,, Edinburgh—Union Bank of Scotland. Branches. Agents. Aberfeldy, George Rankin. Auchterarder, William L. Young. Blair-Athole, A. Stewart. Blairgowrie, W. S. Soutar. Coupar-Angus, J. P. Paton. Crieff, J. &A. Gibson. Dunning, M. Lawson. Dunkeld, Joseph Dickie. Errol, Thomas R. Kinmont, Killin, J. M'Naughton. Pitlochry, James Mitchell.

BRITISH LINEN COMPANY, 77 GEORGE STREET. Conning, Hunter, & Ballingall, agents,

William Ritchie, accountant and teller ; James L. Sherwill and James Kerr, clerks. Draw on Smith, Payne, & Smiths, London,

NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, 5 HIGH STREET. David L. Jolly, agent.

Peter M'Gregor, accountant ; Thomas R. Morison, teller George Miller and John Kippen, clerks.

Draw on Glyn, Mills, and Co. , Union Bank of London.

ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, 80 GEORGE STREET. George Gray, agent.

Wm. D. Forbes, accountant and teller ; David Chisholm, clerk ; James Young, porter. Draw on Messrs Coutts & Co. and the Bank of England.

CITY OF GLASGOW BANK, 30 ST. JOHN STREET. Alexander Hay and Henry Whyte, agents.

Charles A. Goodall, accountant ; Alexander Gordon, clerk. Draw on the London Joint Stock Bank, London. )

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CLYDESDALE BANKING COMPANY (TEMPORARY PREMISES), 20 ST. JOHN STREET.

Thomas & MacLeish, agents.

Andrew T. Scott, accountant ; James Watson and J. H. Gordon Bell, clerks. Draw on London and Westminster Bank.

SAVINGS BANK OF THE COUNTY AND CITY OF PERTH, 24 CHARLOTTE STREET.

(Established in 1838, and certified under the Act of 1863). Melville Jameson, actuary and cashier. William A. Barclay, accountant.

The Office of this Bank is open every lawful day, except Saturday, from 10 till 3 p. m. On Saturday from 10 till 12 noon, and from 6 till 8 evening. N.B. —No money paid out on Saturday after 12 noon.

BANK HOLIDAYS.

(By new Act 34 Vict., chap. 1J.)

New Year's Day, Jan. 1 First Monday in May. Good Friday, April 7 First Monday in August. Christmas Day, Dec. 25

TERMS IN SCOTLAND.

Candlemas, Feb. 2 Lammas, Aug. 1 Whitsunday, May 15 Martinmas, Nov. 11

FAIPvS IN PERTH.

First of Luke, First Friday of March. Palmsune'en, First Friday of April. Midsummer, First Friday of July. Sheep and Wool, First Tuesday of July. St. John's Day, First Friday of September. Little Dunning, Third Friday of October. Hiring, Friday after Martinmas (o. s. Andrewsmas, Second Friday of December......

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SHIPPING OP THE PORT OF PERTH.

si. signifies sloop ; sc. schooner : br. brig ; sm. smack.

CO £ I a Names. Owners. o H pq

Agnes Campbell, .. . sc J. Bremner, 70 1854

Albion, . si J. Cameron, 37 1847

Barbara Young, . . sc David Taylor, .. 33 1860

Betsy, . si William Thomson, 20 1844

Betsy, . sc John Cameron, . 72 1860

Britannia, . si H. Speed, 77 1857

Brothers, . sc Scott & Welsh, 119 1860

Brothers' Pride, . . br E & W. Tomey, 156 1868

Catherine Leed, . sc Murdoch Leed, 220 1865

Catherine M 'Donald, . si Joseph Barlow, 21 1858

Countess of Dudley, . br J. & P. Morison, 257 1866

Criterion, . br J. & A. Edwards, 241 1861

David Edwards, . . si D. Edwards, 21 1859

Dunkeld, . si T. Scott, 55 1835

Elizabeth and Margaret, . si R. Taylor 31 1852

Ellen Kerr, . sc A. & H. M'Laren, 76 1860

Empress Eugenie, . . sc R. Anderson and others, 96 186S

Euphemia, . si George speed, 20 1861

Cowrie, . sc P. Kinnear, 82 1865

Helen, . si John Muckersy, 20 1351

Helen Taylor, . sm J Milne, 24 1864

Jane Cameron, . sc John Cameron, . 97 1856

Jane Edwards, . sm G. Watson, 26 1864

Janet, . sc G. M. Lennie, .. 78 1862 Janet Duncan, . br A. M. & R. M. Duncan, 167 1862 1859 Jessie, . sc Murchison, —93 Jessie, . sc Mr. Robertson, 1870

Jessie Bennet, . br W. Crerar, 143 1868

Lady Campbell, . br Mackay & Wilkinson, 94 1818 1869 Lady Stewart, . sc M. Leed, . . 95

Lord Rollo, . sc Andrew Kelt, . 129 1856 Magog, br G. & J. Donaldson 189 1832

Margaret, . sc Henderson, 66 1851

Margaret Powrie, . . br Powrie & Duncan, 253 1865

Mary, . sc A. & R. Duncan, 101 1864

Mary and Annie, . sc Arnolds and others, .. 80 1862

Mary Elizabeth, . . sc George Burns, 70 1863

Mary Stewart, . sc Fotheringham & Pullar, 139 1857

North Sea, . sc J. Pitblado

Osprey, . . sc A. Moir and others, .. 96 1866

Palladium, .. . sc Duncan & Macpherson, 158 1861

Queen, . sc J. Pitkeathly 88 1860

Sarah M'Donald, . . sc R. Macdonald, 100 1867

Tay . sc A. & G. Robertson, 77 1860

Try Again, . sc Mrs. Robertson, 85 1864

CUSTOM-HOUSE HOLIDAYS. Good Friday, Queen's Birthday, and Christmas Day. ;;

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VII.—PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.

RAILWAYS.

CALEDONIAN.

Incorporated 1,1st yuly, 1845. Chairman—Thomas Hill, Esq. OFFICIALS.

Secretary, Arch. Gibson ; General Manager, James Smithells Out-door Locomotive Superintendent, Geo. Brittain; Resident Locomotive Superintendent, John Montgomery ; District

Passenger Superintendent, William Gillespie ; District Goods Manager, Robert Butter Malcolm ; District Engineer, James Accountant, Proudfoot ; Local Engineer, William Patterson ; Solicitor, George Galbraith ; Treasurer, Alexander Ferguson ; Melville Jameson; Stationmaster, Robert M'Laggan; Do. (Princes Street), A. Lamb ; Telegraph Superintendent, A. S. Dunn.

Offices—Glasgow, 302 Buchanan St. ; General Station, Perth.

NORTH BRITISH.

Chairman of Directors, John Stirling, Esq. of Kippendavie Deputy-Chairman, John Beaumont, Esq., Ravensknowle, Hud- dersfield. OFFICIALS. General Manager, Samuel L. Mason; Secretary, John General Walker ; General Goods Manager, P. MacPherson ; Superintendent, James M'Laren; Resident Engineer-in-Chief, Super- James Bell ; Accountant, George Simpson ; Locomotive intendent, T. Wheatley; Cashier, James M 'Donald ; Registrar,

A. B. Scott ; Stationmaster, Perth, Robert M 'Laggan. Office—Edinburgh, 4a Princes Street.

RAILWAY CARRIERS. Wordie & Co., Mill Street, receive and deliver Goods for Caledonian and Highland Railway Companies.

J. & P. Cameron for North British Railway Company. 20 PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.

HIGHLAND RAILWAY. Incorporated \oth yuly, 1854. Chairman, Alexander Mathieson, Esq. of Ardross, M.P. Deputy-Chairman, The Hon. Thomas Charles Bruce, London. OFFICIALS.

Secretary, Andrew Dougall ; Assistant Secretary, William

Gowenlock ; Accountant, William Fenwick ; Superintendent of Line, W. Roberts ; Locomotive Superintendent, David

Jones ; Engineer, Peter Wilson ; District Locomotive Super- intendent, John Jeffrey ; Traffic Inspector, Simpson ; Goods Manager, Thomas M'Kay; Stationmaster, Perth, Robt. M'Laggan.

Head Offices—Inverness Pass. Station ; Gen. Station, Perth.

GENERAL PARCEL CARRIERS' OFFICES. Agent—James H. Jackson, 165 High Street.

,, Andrew Blair, 46 Mill Street. ECCLESIASTICAL LISTS. 21

VI.—ECCLESIASTICAL LISTS.

THE CLERGY AND THEIR PLACES OP WORSHIP.

Baptist Chapel, ....193 South Street, ....J. C. Brown.

Congregational, . . . Mill Street, W. D. Knowles, B. A. Episcopalians—

St. Andrew's, Caledonian Road, . . . James Christie. St. John's, Princes Street, William Blatch. St. Ninian's, Athole Street, Joh. Burton, Provost; Henry Humble. Established Churches—

East, St. John's Place, . . . W. G. H. Carmichael Middle, Do. ...John Murdoch, and Lindsay Bell, assist. St. Leonard's, King Street, James Wilson.

St. Paul's, St. Paul's Square, . . . Arch. Fleming, B. A. St. Stephen's {Gaelic) Canal Street, J. P. St. Clair.

West, St. John's Place, . . . Robert Milne, M. A. Evangelic. Union, High Street, Robert Finlay. Free Churches—

Middle, Carpenter Street, .... Thos. Dymock, M. A. St. Leonard's, Victoria Street, Robert Cowan.

St. Stephen's (Gael. ) Newrow, John Tulloch. Territorial, South Street, Walter Davidson. West, Tay Street, James Gibson, M. A. Glassite, High Street, Various.

Old Scotch Indept. , 7 1 High Street, Various. Original Seceders, South Street, T. Manson, D.D., & A. J. Yuill, assist. Roman Catholic, ...Melville Street, Wm. Smith, D.D. St. Mary's, Kinnoull, VeryRev. E. Vaughan U. Presbyterians— East, South Street, Alex. Henderson. North, High St. & Mill St., James M'Owan. South, High Street, Thomas Miller. York Place, York Place, Arch. Sutherland. Wesley. Methodist, South Street, Henry Graham.

SACRAMENTAL FAST-DAYS. Thursday before second Sunday of April, and fourth Sunday of October. 22 ECCLESIASTICAL LISTS.

PERTH CITY MISSION. (Instituted i860.) President—Hugh Barclay, Esq., LL.D. VICE-PRESIDENTS. J. Pullar, Esq., Lord Provost. John Flockhart, Esq. Archibald Turnbull, Esq. James D. Miller, Esq. Directors—Messrs. John W. Jameson, Peter Palmer, James Peffers, Kirkwood Hewat, W. M. Farney, W. Greig, Wilham Milne, John M. Miller, David Hepburn, Archibald Macdonald, Dr. Bower, E.N.; and Robert M'Nab. Joint Secretaries—Dr. Stirling and Mr. Alexander Greig. Treasurer—Mr. David Morton. Missionaries—James Small, 16 Strathmore Street; Robert Paterson, 2 Kinnoull Street; and A. Fairbairn, 35 Priory Place.

PERTH YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Rooms—3 South St. John's Place. Instituted 1858. Hugh Barclay, LL.D., Sheriff-Substitute, Hon. President; Robert Ewing, President; John M'Gilliwie and John M'Ken- zie, Vice-Presidents ; Arch. Menzies and John Thomson, Sec- retaries; David C. Smith, Treasurer; with a Committee of Management. Reading-Room (in conjunction with People's Club and Insti- tute) open from 9 a.m. till 10 p.m. Meetings fortnightly from October to May.

PERTHSHIRE BIBLE SOCIETY. John Tait, Sheriff of the County, President. VICE-PRESIDENTS.

Hugh Barclay, LL.D. I John Pullar, Lord Provost. John Flockhart, solicitor. Rev. Dr. Grierson, Errol. Thomas Greig of Glencarse. Directors—Kirkwood Hewat, Alexander Greig, Laurenctt Pullar, Peter Palmer, Dr. Bower, Dr. Christie, John M 'Donald, Robert Ewing, James Ritchie, James Watson, C. G. Sidey, David Hepburn, John M'Neill, John Thomas, Archibald Mac- donald, J. W. Jameson, and J. P. Pirrie.

Secretaries—Rev. W. D. Knowles, B.A. ; Rev. Robert

Milne, M.A. ; and Rev. Robert Cowan. Treasurer—David Morton, 23 St. John Street. Depositary—Andrew Blair, 4<> Mill Street. ; LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL LISTS. 23

VIII. -LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL LISTS.

PERTH PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Curators—J. M. Miller, James Ritchie, Dr. Bower, Major

Jelf Sharpe, Archibald Turnbull, R. Pullar, and A. Coates ;

Roley Redfern, Librarian ; H. H. Norie, Treasurer. Open daily from 10 to 11 A.M., and from 1 to 4 p.m.

MECHANICS' LIBRARY.

Instituted 2/^tk November, 1823. James Keay President—James Thomson ; Vice-President— ;

Secretary and Treasurer—John M'Lauchlan ; Librarian—John Coventry; Assistant Librarians — David Dewar and James Donaldson. Library-Room—South St. John's Place. Open on Tuesday and Friday from 1 till 3 p.m., and on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday from 7.30 till 9.30 p.m. Entry money, Is 6d; subscription, l^d per week, or Is fid per quarter in advance.

YOUNG MEN'S LITERARY ASSOCIATION.

David Peddie, President ; D. C. Smith, Vice-President ; Jas.

Henderson, Secretary ; James Honey, Treasurer. The Society meets every Wednesday evening, at 8. 30, in.the Natural Science Association Rooms, Kirkside.

PEOPLE'S CLUB AND INSTITUTE, 3 South St. John's Place. Robert Pullar, Chairman; John M'Neill, Vice-Chairman; Thomas Richardson, Treasurer ; Alex. Robertson, Secretary with a Committee of Management. The object of the Committee has been to form an Institute which* will combine the advantage of a commercial exchange with a place for instruction and amusement, open to all classes. There is also a Reading-Room (in conjunction with the Young Men's Christian Association). Open from 9 a.m. till 11 p.m. Admission— Id per visit. 24 LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL LISTS.

SCHOOL BOARD OF PERTH. Melville Jameson, Chairman. Bailie M'Neill. R. Robertson, solicitor. Thomas Soutar, banker. Jn. M 'Donald, wine mercht. J. Ritchie, civil engineer. John Stewart, dentist. Dr. A. Buist. Rev. R. Cowan.

Robt. Martin, Clerk ; John MacLeish, accountant, Treasurer. Sergeant J. Crookshanks, Officer.

ACADEMY AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Thomas Miller, AM., LL.D., Academy,„ Rose Terrace— ( ' , . F.R.S.E., Rector. Rectors Department, \ j John M'Millan, M.A., assist. Grammar do. AVilliam D. Steele, Rector. English do A. B. Smith, LL. D. Writing do. James G. Greig. Modern Languages, Carl Fleckstein.

Drawing, Painting, &c. , William Brown. tvi i r • \ Rev. F. Parminter, Master. ' • Blackiriars, < T -r, , , , { J. Denham, assistant. East Church, Stormont Street, Colin M'Nicol. Middle do. Meal Vennel, .... John Frazer.

West do. So. William St. , Andrew Cuthbert.

Free St. Leonard's, Victoria St. , Vacant. Free West, Mill Street, James Moir. Territorial, South Street, Vacant. National, Watergate, William Barclay. Do. Newrow, James Keay. *Stewart's Free, Mill Street,... Robert Shand.

Sharp's Institution, South ) Robert Peddie, Head Master.

Methven Street, \ Daniel Douglas, Second do.

Do. Infant Department, . . Miss Forbes, Training Mistress.

Classical Academy, Athole St. , James Davidson. Drawing do. do. James Cranstoun.

School of Art, No. William St. , R. I. Stevenson. Cathedral (Boys), Athole St.,.. J. Stott. Catholic, High Street, Ladies of St. Joseph's Convent. * The eight Deacons of the Incorporated Trades Trustees. Number of boys not to exceed 96 to the Day School and 24 to the Evening Class, above the age of 7 and under 9 years ; and they may continue their education 7 years from each distinct period.

SCHOOL OF ART—North William Street^ Chairman—Dr. Barclay; Deputy-Chairman, John Pullar, Lord Provost ; Committee—Robert Pullar, Dr. Stirling, Robert Dow, George Wylie, Duncan Forbes, James A. M'Glashan, andH. H. Norie; Treas., Thos. Whimster; Sec, J. M'Neill;

Art Master, R. I. Stevenson ; Science Master, Steven Cooke. —; LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL LISTS. 25

SHARP'S EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION, South Methven Street. This large and elegant building, erected by the Trustees of the late Mr. John Sharp, baker, Perth, was opened in Sep- tember, 1860. The Institution contains four departments Infant, Junior, Senior, and Industrial. In addition to the ordinary branches of education, the curriculum includes Latin, French, Mathematics, Music, and Drawing. The girls are taught Sewing, Knitting, &c, and the boys are exercised ha Drill. The pupils in the various departments average 500. teachers. Head Master and Teacher of Senior School—Robert Peddie Second Master and Teacher of Junior School—Daniel Douglas Teacher of Infant and Industrial Schools— Mary Ann Forbes; Janitor and Drill Master—John M'Gregor; French Master-

Carl Fleckstein, of the Perth Seminaries ; Drawing Master R. I. Stevenson, of the Perth School of Arts. Besides these, there is a large staff of assistant teachers. trustees.

J. W. Jamieson, Central Bank ; James D. Miller and John M. Miller, solicitors; Bailie M'Neill, Balhousie Bank; Robert

Pullar (of J. Pullar & Sons), St. Leonard's Bank ; and Andrew Coates, Bridgend House.

THE SEYMOUR MUNRO FREE SCHOOL. Life Trustees, Managers and Directors — Hugh Barclay,

LL.D. ; William Smythe of Methven; Archibald Turnbull of

Bellwood ; William Johnston, banker, Glasgow ; Robert Jamie- son, writer, Glasgow. For the time being—The Sheriff and Sheriff-Substitutes, the Lord Provost, senior Bailie, the Dean of Guild, the Convener of Trades, the President of the Society of Solicitors, the Ministers of the East, Middle, West, and St. Paul's Churches (each for four years in rotation), and the Moderator of the Established Presbytery of Perth. Clerk Wm, MacLeish, solicitor.

NEWSPAPERS. Perthshire Advertiser and Strathmore Journal, published every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evening. Office, Victoria Buildings, Tay Street. Perthshire Courier, Farmers' Journal, and Scottish Central Advertiser, published every Tuesday morning. Office, Water- gate. Perthshire Journal and Constitutional, published every Monday and Wednesday evening. Office, South St. John's Place. 26 CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS.

IX.—CHARITABLE & BENEVOLENT LISTS.

COUNTY AND CITY INFIRMARY. William Smythe of Methven, Chairman. John Pullar, Lord Provost, Deputy-Chairman. DIRECTORS EX-OEFICIIS.

For the County—Thje Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird ; Charles S.

• Parker, M. P. William Smythe ; John Tait ; Hugh Barclay. the For City—The Hon. A. F. Kinnaird, M.P. ; John Pullar r Lord Provost; A. Greig, first Bailie; A. M 'Donald, Dean of Guild; John Murdoch, Convener of Trades; John Ironside, President of the Society of Solicitors. John Flockhart, Trustee of Dr. Patrick Brown, Life Director. ORDINARY DIRECTORS. For the County—J. M. Graham of Murrayshall; Colonel Macdonald of St. Martins; Charles Murray of Taymount; Charles M'Lean of Glenearn; J. B. Morrison of Finderlie; D. Lumsden of Pitcairnfield. For the City—C. G. Sidey, John Chisholm, Dr. Bower, Robert Pullar, Andrew Coates, Peter Palmer, Andrew Graham. The Directors meet on the second Wednesday of every month, at one o'clock p.m.

Arch. Reid and Robert Martin, Secretaries ; Robert Robert- son, solicitor, 12 High Street, Treasurer; J. & R. Morison, Hon. Auditors; Robert Christie, 77 Victoria Street, Hon. Consulting Physician; G. W. Absolon, M.D., D. Frew, D. H. Stirling, M.D., and J. P. Bramwell, M.D., Visiting Medical

Officers; Dr. Robert Sinclair, House Surgeon ; John M'Naugh- tan, Assistant Surgeon ; John Guthrie, Janitor.

The total number of patients treated in 1872 was 1573- These were distributed as follows, viz. :— In the House, 492

,, Dispensary Department, 791

, , District Department, 290

Total, 1573 During the preceding year (1871) the total number treated was 1390

Total increase of patients in 1872, ... 183

LADIES' CLOTHING SOCIETY.

Patroness, The Viscountess Stormont ; Mrs. Barclay, Early Bank, Secretary and Treasurer. CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS. 2T

MURRAY ROYAL INSTITUTION FOR THE INSANE. D. L. Jolly, banker, Perth, Chairman. DIRECTORS EX-OEFICIQ. The Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird, Sheriff Tait, Hugh Barclay, LL.D., Lord Provost Pullar, Arch. M 'Donald, Alex. Greig, John Murdoch, John Ironside, Rev. Arch. Fleming. LIFE DIRECTORS.

Archibald Turnbull of Bellwood, Win. Smythe of Methven, Hector C R. Macduff, Duncan of Damside, John Pullar of Keirfield. ANNUAL DIRECTORS. Sir Thomas Moncreiffe of Moncreiffe, John M. Drummond of Megginch, Sir Alex. Muir Mackenzie of Delvine, J. Murray Graham of Murrayshall, Henry Hay Norie, W.S., Andrew Coates, D. L. Jolly, William Blair, William Ross, John Con- ning, John Thomas, John M. Miller. W. L. Lindsay, M.D., F.R.S.E., Physician; Mackenzie and Dickson, Joint-Secretaries and Treasurers; Rev. W. D. Knowles, B.A., Chaplain; J. & R. Morison, Auditors; Miss Matilda Giddings, Matron; Miss M. Crichton, Assist. -Matron.

DESTITUTE SICK SOCIETY FOR PERTH AND BRIDGEND. David Hepburn Secretary and Treasurer. Visitors— 1st District, James Ayson, Union Street; 2d, Thomas Patton, New Town; 3d, Charles Robertson, 13 Kin- noull Causeway; 4th, Peter Fenwick, 317 High Street; 5th, William Ross, 215 High Street; 6th, William Fisher, 172 High Street; 7th, John M'Kay, Kinnoull Street; 8th, James King, 124 High Street; 9th, John Grant, 8 High Street; 10th, Gregory Lennie, South Street; 11th, Jonathan Leslie, Gowrie Street, Bridgend. INDIGENT OLD MEN'S SOCIETY.

Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, M. P. , Patron ; Hugh Barclay, LL. D. ,.

President ; Lord Provost Pullar, John Flockhart, and Laurence

Pullar, Vice-Presidents ; David Young, Secretary ; P. Palmer, Treasurer. Store—South Street. SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF INDIGENT OLD WOMEN.

Patroness, The Right Honourable the Countess of Kinnoull ;. Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. Craigie. , ; 28 CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS.

THE FECHNEY INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.

Certified under Industrial Act 24 &* 25 Vict. cap. 142. Instituted 1864. William Smythe of Methven, President; Lord Provost Pnllar, Vice-President. Directors—Rev. J. P. Macduff, D.D., Glasgow, Trustee of

Mrs. Fechney ; W. Smythe of Methven, Lord Provost Pullar, Alex. Greig, first Bailie, Sheriff Tait, Hugh Barclay, LL. D. Rev. W. G. H. Carmichael, Trustees ex-officiis. Ordinary Directors—W. M. Farney, J. Murray Graham, David Hepburn, Laurence Pullar, C. G. Sidey, W. M. Mac- donald, Thomas Greig, Peter Campbell, David Murie, John M'Neill, Colonel Campbell, Robert Ewing, Andrew Coates.

Melville Jameson, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer ; Dr. Bower,

Secretary ; H. H. Norie, Union Bank, Treasurer ; Dr. Christie,

Medical Officer ; James Hutchison, Superintendent ; Mrs. Gel- latly, Matron. LADIES' HOUSE OF REFUGE FOR DESTITUTE GIRLS—Craigie.

Instituted December, 1843. Patroness, the Hon. Mrs. Arthur F. Kinnaird; President, Mrs. Stewart Sandeman of Springland; Vice-Presidents, Mrs. Thomson of Balgowan, Mrs. Oliphant of Gask, Miss Rose of

Oakbank, and Mrs. Turnbull of Huntingtower ; Treasurer, R. C. L. Blair; Auditors, William Milne and James Ritchie; Physician, Dr. Frew; Secretaries, Mrs. Adams and J. W.

Jameson ; Matron, Miss Low ; Teacher, Miss Whitelaw Housekeeper, Miss Isabella Low.

PERTH GIRLS' SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY. Certified under Industrial Act 24 6° 25 Vict. cap. 142. The Duchess-Dowager of Athole, Duchess of Athole, Lady Kinnaird, the Countess of Dudley, Lady Harriet Forbes, Lady

Lucy Grant, Lady Muir Mackenzie, Patronesses ; Lady Louisa MoncreifFe, President; Miss Muir Mackenzie, Vice-President;

Mrs. Norie and Miss Riach, Secretaries ; Mrs. Anderson, Kin- noull, Hon. Treasurer; H. H. Norie, Treasurer; Dr. Christie, Physician; Miss Margaret Welsh, Teacher; Miss Welsh, Matron.

INFANT SCHOOL—6 King Street. Instituted 1827. The Right Honourable Lady Ruthven, Patroness; Miss Isabella I. Macpherson, Teacher. ;

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FEMALE SCHOOL—Hospital.

The Ladies of the City, Patronesses ; Mrs. Harris, Teacher.. The Fees are One Penny per Week for each Pupil.

DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION. Committee—Charles G. Sidey, Sheriff Barclay, Lord Pro- vost Pullar, and ex-Bailie Hewat ; David Peat, Secretary and Treasurer. This Society was formed in Perth in 1817 as an Auxilliary Society to the Edinburgh Deaf and Dumb Institution.

KING JAMES THE SIXTH'S HOSPITAL. The Ministers and Elders, Trustees; Thomas Thomson, Hospital-Master; A. H. Ballingall, W.S., Law Agent and

Clerk ; Robert Reid, Officer.

LETHENDY MORTIFICATIONS. The Lord Provost, Bailies, and Ministers, Patrons; The Ministers and Elders, Trustees; A. H. Ballingal, W.S., Law Agent and Clerk ; Thomas Thomson, Hospital Factor.

PUBLIC BATHS AND WASH-HOUSE—Mill Street. Lord Provost Pullar, President; James Watson, and F.

Maule Boyd, Vice-Presidents ; Robert Martin, Secretary George Farquhar, Treasurer; Thomas Morrison, Superinten- dent ; Mrs. Morrison, Female Department.

MODEL LODGING-HOUSE—Skinnergate. Lord Provost Pullar, Chairman of Committee. Committee —The Lord Provost, C. C. Stuart, Dr. Stirling, L. Pullar, D.

Morton, ex-Bailie Hewat, Dr. Bower, R. N. , Andrew Coates, and John M 'Gregor ; Robert Martin, Secretary and Treasurer Peter Robertson, Superintendent.

SOUP KITCHEN AND COOKING DEPOT. 188 South Street. Managing Committee—Sheriff Barclay, Provost Pullar, ex- Bailie Farney, Robert Dandie, Druggist, James Gardner, Barn- hill, Andrew Coates, Peter Palmer, and L. Pullar; David

Morton, 23 St. John Street, Secretary and Treasurer ; John Manson, Superintendent, ——

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PERTHSHIRE SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

Patrons : The Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird, Lord-Lieutenant. Sir William Stirling-Maxwell, Bart., Vice-Lieutenant. Charles S. Parker, M.P. for the County. The Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, M.P. for the City. William Smythe of Methven, Convener of County. Lieutenant-Colonel William M. Macdonald of St. Martins. President—John Pullar, Lord Provost. Directors—Sir David Ross, Archibald Turnbull, Laurence Pullar, Dr. Bramwell, Dr. Bower, Thomas Richardson, Kirk- wood Hewat, David Murie, Archibald Reid, Capt. Colquhoun, John M'Neill, Andrew Coates, Rev. W. C. H. Carmichael. Secretary & Treasurer—David Keay, solicitor, 37 G-eorge St.

X.—S PORTING LISTS. RACES AND PERTH HUNT. Sir Alex. M. Mackenzie, Bart., Preses; Earl of Breadal- bane and James Small of Dirnanean, Stewards; Alexander

Moncrieff, Secretary and Treasurer to Hunt ; James Turner, jun. , Lothian Road, Edinburgh, Clerk of the Course.

PERTH CURLING CLUB (289).

Instituted Feb. 6, 1841 Admitted into Royal Club, July 184 1. Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, Patron; Melville Jameson, Presi- dent; William M'Leish, Vice-President; Rev. Dr. Anderson,

Chaplain ; John Thomas, Secretary ; Thomas Richardson,

Treasurer ; George Kyd and Melville Jameson, Representa- tive Members.

ST. JOHN'S CURLING CLUB.

Instituted Feb. 1 1, 1 841 Admitted into Royal Club, July 1 84 1. Sir Thomas Moncrieffe, Bart., Patron; Peter M'Currach, President; George Bruce, Vice-President; John Shields and Thomas Pullar, Representative Members; Daniel M'Kenzie, Treasurer; William Bayne, Secretary.

FRIARTON CURLING CLUB (151).

Instituted 1871 Admitted to Royal Club 1872.

Sir Thomas Moncreiffe, Bart. , Patron ; Robert Lowe, Presi- dent ; William Elliot, Vice-President ; Walter Stuart and Wm. Cameron, jun., Rep. Members; Rev. A. J. B. Baxter, Chap- lain; James Watson, Treasurer; William Reid, Secretary. ;;;

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PERTHSHIRE CRICKET CLUB. 1— Instituted 187 Admitted to R. C. C. C. , 1872. The Earl of. Mansfield, President; H. H. Greig, Captain; Robert Keay, Lieutenant; W. Wordsworth, The Feu-House, Secretary and Treasurer.

ROYAL GOLFING SOCIETY.

Sir Alexander Muir Mackenzie, Bart. , Captain ; Lord Chas. Kerr, R. C. L. Blair, H. V. Hunter, and Captain George D.

Mercer, Councillors ; Rev. J. Anderson, Chaplain ; A. Burns Macdonald, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer.

KING JAMES THE SIXTH'S GOLFING SOCIETY.

John A. Imrie, Captain ; H. H. Greig, Secretary and Trea-

surer ; George Kyd, Robert Dunsmore, Robert Keay, James Moir, R. H. Robertson, G. Cairncross, and W. B. Thomson, Committee. BOWLING CLUB. The Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, M.P., Patron; William Mac-

Leish, President ; Robert Hay Robertson, Vice-President Robert Robertson, Secretary and Treasurer.

PERTH ANGLER'S CLUB.

David Dandie, President ; R. H. Robertson, Vice-President James Kaye, Secretary; W. B. Thomson, Treasurer.

CITY OF PERTH REGATTA CLUB. His Grace the Duke of Athole, the Right Hon. the Earl of Kinnoull, the Lord Provost and Magistrates, the Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird, the Hon. A. Kinnaird, M.P., C. S. Parker, Esq., M.P., Sir John S. Richardson, Bart., Sir P. Murray Thriepland, Bart., &c, Patrons; James Paterson and C. W.

Macdougall, Hon. Secretaries ; David R. Williamson of Lawers,

Commodore ; Capt. Harvey, Vice- Commodore.

XI.- MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. HIGH CONSTABLES.

John M 'Neill, Moderator ; John Young, ex-Moderator Rev. Robert Milne, Chaplain; Andrew Buist, M.D., Physi-

cian ; A. Reid, Solicitor ; William Logie, Robert Carr, J. Jack,

And J. B. Robertson, Captains ; W. A. Barclay, Treasurer George Kyd, Secretary. ;;,;

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LITERARY AND ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY OF PERTHSHIRE.

Earl of Mansfield, President ; Lord Kinnaird, Sir William Stirling-Maxwell, Arthur F. Kinnaird, MP., the Lord Provost of Perth, Sir P. M. Thriepland, William Smythe, Esq., J.

Murray Graham, Esq. , Vice-Presidents ; David Hepburn, Hon. Treasurer; William Brown and Dr. Bower, R.N., Hon.

Secretaries ; William Ross, Hon. Librarian ; Thomas Sprunt, Curator of Museum; T. Miller, LL.D, F.R.S E., W. Greig,

Hugh Barclay, LL.D. ; William Blair, Archibald Turnbufl, Dr. C. Macintosh, John Steele, James Ritchie, C.E., John M'Neill, Robert Pullar, T. Greig, of Glencarse, and Andrew Heiton, Committee of Management.

PERTHSHIRE SOCIETY OF NATURAL SCIENCE. The Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird, K.T., Wm. Smythe of Methven, Hon. Arthur F. Kinnaird, M.P., Lord Provost Pullar, Patrons (ex-officiis) ; Colonel H. M. Drummond Hay,

President ; John Young, C. E. , Senior Vice-President ; Rev.

James Wardrop, Junior do. ; F. Buchanan White, M. D.

Secretary ; William Wilson, Assistant Secretary ; Melville

Jameson, Junior, Treasurer ; James Davidson, Librarian

James M 'Farlane, Curator ; Rev. A. Sutherland, Wm. Herd, and Robert Pullar, Councillors.

PERTH CHORAL SOCIETY.

Sir John S. Richardson, Honorary President ; Thomas

Richardson, President ; Thomas Stewart, Vice-President

Robert Keay, Hon. Secretary ; A. J. Wilson, Secretary

J. B. Frazer, Treasurer ; J. Hopkirk, Librarian ; J. Bannister, J. Calderwood, G. Miller, and R. Dunsmore, Directors Dr. Linter, Conductor. GENERAL PRISON FOR SCOTLAND.

Frederick S. Parkyn, Esq. , Governor ; Rev. A. J. B. Baxter, M.A., Chaplain; Rev. H. Humble, visiting Episcopalian Clergyman; W. Smith, D.D., visiting R. C. Priest; Professor

Christison, M. D. , &c. , Edinburgh, visiting Physician ; G. W.

Absolon, M. D. , Resident Surgeon ; Henry May, Deputy-Go- vernor and Steward ; James Moncur, Chief Clerk ; D. Robert- son, Assistant Clerk ; S. Brownsmith, E. A. Shedden, and A. J. Menzies, Clerks in Steward's Department ; James

Watson, Clerk of Works ; Wm. Sievewright, Male Scripture Reader; Miss Janet Beattie, Matron; Mrs. M'Intyre, Sub-

Matron ; Jane M. Gregor and Ann Hislop, Scripture Readers ; five male and six female Teachers. ;

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PERTH TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

David Morton, Hon. President ; J. B. Sime, President ; R. Paterson, Peter Campbell, and Alexander Fairbairn, Vice-

Presidents ; Marshall Gow, Treasurer ; T. K. Robertson and

Donald Scott, Joint-Secretaries ; J. B. Sime, 225 High Street,

Registrar ; David Beatson, Officer.

ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF PERTHSHIRE.

The Queen, Patroness; John Middleton, Esq., Kinfauns Castle, President; Colonel Drummond Hay, Vice-President;

James Gowanlock, Practical Vice-President ; Archibald Turn- bull of Bellwood, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. Has meetings annually for competition in fruits, flowers, &c.

PERTH AND KINNOULL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Instituted 1844.

James P. Whittet, President ; W. B. Thomson, Vice-Presi- dent; John Sharp, Deputy Vice-President; William Penny- cook, Secretary.

PERTH MASONIC LODGES.

Scone and Perth—No. 3.

James Fenton, R.W.M. ; John Shields, P.M. ; Wm. Barton,

No. 8, Proxy; John Moir, D.M. ; John Mitchell, S.D.M.

Thomas M'Gregor, S.W. ; John Stirton, J.W. ; James Brodie,

Treasurer ; David Dewar, Secretary; William Crichton, S.D.

Alexander Gow, J. D. ; Richard Lloyd, Chaplain ; James

Menzies, G.S. ; Charles Dewar, Tyler.

St. Andrew—No. 74.

Brother C. Fleckstein, R.W.M. ; D. Smart, P.M.; R,

Martin, D.M. ; C. C. Stuart, S.M. ; J. M. Barclay, Proxy

Master; A. Mackenzie, S.W. ; E. L. Paton, J.W. ; William Reid, Secretary; John A. Imrie, Treasurer; John Kennedy,

G.S. ; David Cochrane. Tyler. D ;;

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Royal Arch—No. 122.

Brothers George Hutton, R.W.M. ; Hugh Thomson, P.M.

John Stewart, D.M. ; F. P. Carnegie, S.M.; James Macduff,

Proxy Master; James Rollo, S.W. ; A. J. Menzies, J.W.

John Wilson, Treasurer ; John Robertson, Secretary ; William

Brown, S. D. ; J. Fulton, J. D. ; Robert Welsh, Chaplain

James Smith, William Harley, and C. M 'Cowan, G.S. ; Peter Robertson, Tyler.

St. Johnstoune Royal Arch Chapter—No. 134.

The Right Hon. the Earl of Breadalbane, P.F.P. ; John

Stephen, F.P. ; Gillis Simpson, S.P. ; James Rollo, T.P.

Alexander J. Menzies, S. E. ; John Robertson, S. N. ; James

Smith, Treasurer ; John Fulton, F. S. ; John Gorrie, S. S. Peter Robertson, Janitor. The Chapter meets on the second and fourth Thursday of each month in the Moncreiffe Arms Inn.

GREYFRIARS' AND WELLSHILL CEMETERIES. The undertaker, or person ordering a grave, shall, as soon as possible after the death of the person to be interred, give notice thereof at the Superintendent's Office at either Burying- Ground, where the necessary information for further procedure may be obtained. Such notice must be given, at latest, by 12 o'clock noon of the lawful day preceding the funeral. In Greyfriars' ground no burial is permitted of the body of a person who, at the time of death, resided out of the old Parish, excepting that of a widow, or son or daughter who has never been married. • TABLE OF DUES FOR INTERMENT, ET CETERA. Wellshill. Greyfriars. Coffins covered with cloth, for under 14, £0 13 £0 15 6 For 14 years of age and upwards, 16 1 11 0. Coffins covered withFlannel, for under 14, 9 11 For 14 years and upwards, 16 10 Plain Coffins, for under 14 years of age, 4 6 6 For 14 years of age and upwards, 7 9 6 For 3 years of age and under, ... 4 Railing around ground, 2 2 2 2 HeadStone, 10 6 10 6 Erecting Stone already in ground, 8 8

Repairing and new lettering do. , 1 1 The Superintendent will be in attendance at Greyfriars every morning at 10, and at Wellshill at 11 o'clock. James Oswald, Superintendent, Alexandra Street. NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 35

XII.—LIST of NOBLEMEN & GENTLEMEN'S SEATS, &c, in the County of Perth, with the Occupants' Names and Post Towns.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Abbey Hill, Mrs Goodlett, Coupar-Angus. Abercairney, C. H. D. Moray, Crieff. Aberdalgie House, Henley Eden, Perth.

Abernyte House, Rev. D. D. Bannerman , Inchture. Aberuchill Castle, George C. Dewhurst, Comrie. Aberuthven Cottage, Hon. Mrs Graeme, Auchterarder. Acharn, Mr Harris, Killin. Acbarn House, C. A. M'Diarmid, do. Achloy, D. Cochrane, Crieff. Achomer, John M'Laren, Aberfeldy. Airds, J. M'Naughton, do. Airleywigbt, Thomas Wylie, Bankfoot. Airtbrie Castle, Lord Abercromby, Stirling. Aitbmuir, Robert Just, Errol.

Aitkenhead, Jn. & Robt. Chapman , Blairgowrie.

Aldie, Sir Jas. Moncrieff, Bt . Fossoway. Alexandria, Robert Stirling, Perth. Allean, F. A. Scott, Pitlochry. Allean House, Ernest Benzon, do. Almondbank Med. Practitioner, G. Butchart, M.D., Almondbank. Altamount, Mrs Dr. Ballingall, Blairgowrie. Altena, J. Henderson, Crieff.

Annat Cottage, Rev. A. Moody Stuart. , Errol. Annat Lodge, Mrs. Morrison, Perth. Ardargie, D. Lindsay, C.A., Bridge of Earn. Arbenny House, A. Goodwin, Crieff. Ardblair, Mains of, James Moncur, Blairgowrie. Ardchullary, A. Jardine, Callander. Ardlebank, John Shaw, Blairgowrie. Ardocb, Peter Comrie, The Cairnies. Ardocb House, G. S. H. Drummond, Braco. Ardoch, Over, John Miller, Braco. Ardtalnaig, Neilson, Kenmore. Ardtrostan, Edmund C. Potter, Comrie. Ardunie, John Gow, Crieff. Ardvorlicb, E. C. Potter, Lochearnhead. Ardvorlich Cottage, Miss Marjory Stewart, do. Argaith, Patrick Hunter, Perth. Argaith, James Cameron, Stanley. Argaty House, George H. B. Home, Doune. 36 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Arndean House, Dollar. Arnieve, Thomas Leishman, Stirling. Arngask, David Burt, Damhead. Arngomerie, M. -J. Jamieson, Stirling. Arthurstone, Peter Carmichael, Meigle. Ash Bank, John Baxter, Blairgowrie. Ashentree, P. M'Owan, Stirling. Ashintully, T. Debenham, Kirkmichael. Ashintully Castle, Miss Aytoun, Blairgowrie. Ashley Cottage, Charles Spalding, Coupar-Angus. Ashmore House, James Pattullo, Blairgowrie. Athole Bank, Dr. Stewart, Perth. Auch House, James Menzies, Killin. Auchinruie, J. H. Dickson, Blair-Athole. Auchleeks, J. Orr Ewing, do. Auchlyne House, James C. Brown, Killin. Auchmague, Miss Coupar, Perth. Auchmore, Earl of Breadalbane, Killin. Auchnafree, Henry Lambton, Monzie. Auchnahyle, John Robertson, Pitlochry. Auchterarder Castle, Misses Malcolm, Auchterarder. Auchterarder House, Colonel Hunter, do. Auchray, Mrs H. Thomson and others, Aberfoyle. Auchtenny, David Scott, Bridge of Earn. Auchtoo Farm, F. Archibald, Balquhidder. Auchtoomore, D. Carnegie, do. Ayton, Wm. Tod's Heirs, Bridge of Earn. Bachilton, Thomas Boss, Methven. Backfield, Laurence Bennet, Bridge of Earn. Badenheath, Peter Sharp, Blackford. Badnambiest, W. S. S. Crawford, Moulin. Bailieland, John Sharp, Aberuthven. Balboughty, Peter Geekie, Perth. Balcairn, A. Stirton, Blairgowrie. Balcraig, Miss Mercer, New Scone. Baldinnies, David Dunn, Dunning. Baldowrie, Alexander Geekie, Coupar-Angus. Baledgarno, B. Constable, Inchture. Baledmund, Macgill Crichton, Pitlochry. Baledmund, James Ferguson, do. Baledmund, Colonel Dewar, Moulin. Balendoch, D. H. Halkett, Meigle. Balendrick House, Thomas Roy, Bridge of Earn. Balendrick Cottage, James C. Mack, do. Balgarvie, William Crawford, Scone. Balgersho, Col. James Dalgairns, Coupar-Angus. NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 37

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Balgonie, George Dunn, jun., Newburgh. Balgove, James Clark, Coupar-Angus. Balgowan, William Thomson, Methven. Balharry, George Lumsden, Alyth. Balhaldie, George Richmond, Braco. Balhepburn, Thomas Robb, Rhynd. Balhill, John Millar, Balbeggie. Balhousie Castle, H. H. Norie, W.S., Perth. Ballathie, Gen. R. R. Robertson, Stanley. Balechin, Major R. Stewart, Ballinluig. Ballechin, T. B. Potter, do. Ballied, J. L. Campbell, Blairgowrie. Ballied Lodge H. K. Ralston, do. Balliliesk, Thomas Miller, Muckhart. Ballindean, Easter, Alexander Comrie, Inchture. Ballinloan, John M 'Donald, Aberfeldy. Ballintuim House, Misses M 'Donald, Blairgowrie. Ballintuim, Mid, W. Butter, do. Ballo, Robert Barclay, Coupar-Angus. Ballo MiU, William Chapman, Abernethy. Ballo, Nether, D. Thomson, Inchture. Balloleys, Thomas Nicoll, do. Ballyoukan, Colonel Carr Lloyd, Pitlochry. Balmanno, D. Dow, Bridge of Earn. Balmblair, P. R. Drummond, Perth. Bakaore, Arch. Cameron, Aberfeldy. Balmyle, George Constable, Blairgowrie. Balmyre, John Brydon, Errol. Balnabeggan, James Wallace, Blairgowrie. Balnabroich, James Small, do. Balnacraig Distillery, P. M'Dougall & Co., Pitlochry. Balnakeilly, W. L. Winans, do. Bakiakilly, W. M 'Donald, Kirkmichael. Balnald House, Robert E. Ferguson, do. Balnamuir, Duncan Campbell, Dunkeld. Balnearn, Neil Forbes, Pitlochry. Balquhandy, Trustees of Mr Drum- mond, Dunning. Balrobie, Donald M'Glashan, Blair-Athole. Balruddery, James Edwards, Inchture. Balthayock House, William Lowson, Perth. Balthayock Farm, John Robertson, do. Balvarran, Edward Darell, Pitlochry. Balwborrie, Fanshaw Bingham, MuthiU. Bamff, Sir James H. Ramsay, Alyth. Bamff House, F. Mildmay, do.

Banchory, March, of Lansdowne ;, Blairgowrie. 38 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Banchory, Charles Playfair, Coupar-Angus. Bandirran, James Ramsay, Perth. Bankhead, East, Robert Wright, Bridge of Earn. Bankhead, West, Andrew Marshall, Forteviot. Bannatyne House, R. Thomas, Coupar-Angus. Barclay Hills, William Cumming, Perth. Bardmony Bank, James Whitson, Alyth. Bardrill, Peter Sharp, Blackford. Battleby, J. Maxtone Graham, Redgorton. Beagley, David Dow, Bridge of Earn. Beagley Inn, A. Horn, Aberargie. Bean Inn, David Graham, Bridge of Earn. Beech-hill House, William Geekie, Coupar-Angus. Beechwood Villa, Mrs Lockhart Gordon, do. Belhie, William Cairns, Aberuthven. Bellevue, Alexander Morison, Coupar-Angus. Bellevne Meadows, John Douglas, do. Bellwood, Archibald Turnbull, Perth. Bellycloan, James Oswald, Crieff. Belmont Castle, Sir Wm. B. Parker, Bt. Meigle. Belvidere House, Mrs Young, Auchterarder. Bendochy Farm, David Syme, Coupar-Angus. Benchill Farm, David Burns, Stanley. Benmore Farm, D. Farquhar, Killin. Bentick Farm, Peter Brydie, Braco. Berrybrae, D. & G. Forbes^ Meikleour. Berrydyke, Alexander Brydie, Braco. Berryhill, Charles Duff, Bankfoot. Berryhillock, J. Anderson's Heirs, Coupar-Angus. Bertha Park, Robert Cairns, Perth. Birchwood House, Peter M 'Lagan, Birnam. Binn Farm, Hugh Thomson, Glencarse. Birnam Cottage, Mrs Alston Stewart, Dunkeld. Blackcraig Castle, P. Allan Fraser, Blairgowrie, Blackhill, Alex. Robertson, Dunkeld. Blackpark, John Steel, Perth. Blackruthven, John Drummond, do. Blair Castle, The Duke of Athole, Blair-Athole. Blair Castle, Representatives of R. Mackay, W.S., Culross. Blairdam, W. & J. Crawford, Trinity- Gask. Blairdrummond, G. S. H. Drummond, Blairdrummond. Blairdrummond, Ballingall, Stirling. Blairgowrie House, Allan Macpherson, Blairgowrie. Blairhill, J. R, Haig, Muckhart. Blairhoyle, James Moffat, Stirling. Blairmore, John Campbell, Comrie. NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 39

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Blairstruie, Wm, Henderson, Damhead. Blairhulachan House, Hutchison & Taylor, Aberfoyle. Bleaton Hallet, Mrs James Anderson, Blairgowrie. Bleaton, Wester, J. Whitson, Culross. Bleloch, James Chalmers, Bankfoot. Boatland House, M. Keiller, Perth. Bohally, Bev. W. A. Clark, Dull. Bohespic, Lister Lane, Blair-Athole. Bolfracks, James Bett, Aberfeldy. Bonhard, P. M'Ewan, Scone. Bonhard House, David Simson, Perth. Bonhard, Mill of, J. & J. Stewart, Scone. Bonskeid, George F. Barbour, Pitlochry. Borland, Donald Stewart, Blairgowrie. Borland, John Stirling, Blackford. Borelands, A. Anderson, Coupar-Angus. Brackland, D. G. Robertson,' Callander. Braco Castle, George K. M 'Galium, Braco. Bramblebank, J. & D. Saunders, Blairgowrie. Brewlands House, Small, Meigle. Bridge of EarnHouse, Donald Ogilvie, Bridge of Earn. Do. Medical Prac. J. Laing, M.D., do. Broadheadfold, John Cunningham, Dunning. Broich,. Alex. Monteath, Crieff. Broom, John Cramb, Blairingone. Burnbrae, Wm. Menzies, Kincardine-on- Burnfoot, Wm. M'Ewan, Glencarse. [Forth Burnmouth, G. Nicoll, Coupar-Angus. Burnside, Henry Anderson, Stanley. Busby, John Hunter, Methven. Busby, Wester, David Wylie, do. Buttergask, Wm. Chalmers, Coupar-Angus. Butterstone House, Alex. Low, Dunkeld. Butterglen House, Robert C. Leslie, do. Byres, James Bullions, Guildtown. Cairnbeddie, Mrs John Graham, do. Cairnie, Upper, George Miller, Forteviot. Cairnie, Wester, W. Morison, do. Callander Cottage, Mrs Marshall, Callander. Callander Lodge, Colonel Robertson, do. Calley House, Chas. J. Constable, Blairgowrie. Calley, Wester, Thomas Hutchison, do. Cambusmore, J. B. B. Hamilton, Callander. Campsie, Messrs Robertson, Methven. Camsarney, Peter M'Nab & Co., Aberfeldy. Camsernie, Robert M'Gregor, do. Camsernie Cottage, Charles Paterson, do. 40 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN'S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Cardney, R. S. Menzies, Dunkeld. Cardross House, H. D. Erskine, Port Monteath. Carey, John Somerville, Abernethy. Cargill Mains, John Wanless, Perth. Carim Lodge, Col. J. H. Henderson, Blackford. Carpow, John Cuthbert, Newburgh. Carse Grange, John Gardiner, Errol. Carsehead, Donald Lamont, Crieff. Carsie Mill, James M'Inroy, Blairgowrie. Castle Bank, Peter Robertson, Perth. Castle Huntly, James F. White, Longforgan. Castle Menzies, Sir Robert Meuzies, Aberfeldy. Castle Menzies, Chas. M. Palmer, do. Chapelbank, Robert Gardiner, Auchterarder. Charleston, Patrick Constable, Errol. Chesthill, W. H. C. Oates, Fortingall. Chesthill, Charles Cairnie, Aberfeldy. Clashbenny, James Easson, Errol. Clathick, Cap. W. C. Colquhoun, Crieff. Claywhat, R. M'Intosh, Blairgowrie, Cloanden House, Robert Haldane, Auchterarder. Clochfoldich, Mrs Bowie Campbell, Dunkeld. Clunes, James Coates, Blair-Athole. Clunie Bleachfield, John Hendry, Newburgh. Clunie Castle, John Airlie, Dunkeld. Clunie Cottage, W. Roper Craigie, Aberfeldy. Clunie Cottage, John G. Brown, Moulin. Clunie, Easter, John Williamson, Newburgh. Clunie, Wester, Thomas Guthrie, do. Cluny House, Donald Currie, Logierait. CockhiU, T. B. Troughton, Callander. Coldoch House, Robert Graham, Blairdrummond. Coldwells, Mrs M'Culloch, Crieff. Colen, William Cadzow, Perth. Colquhalzie House, Mrs S. Hepburn, Auchterarder. Comrie Cottage, D. Beveridge, Culross. Comrie House, Alexander Laing, Comrie. Condie, Warden L. Maxwell, Bridge of Earn. Coral Bank, Dr. Rattray, Blairgowrie. Corb, Harry Dalgety's Heirs, Dunning. Cornhill House, Miss Donaldson, Perth. Corriemuckloch, Miss Ann Murray, Amulree. Corsiehill House, Andrew Smith, Perth. Coshieville, Colin Menzies, Aberfeldy. Cottartown, James Sidey's Heirs, Almondbank, Coul, Easter, Mrs James Smeaton, Auchterarder. Coul House, P. B. Smeaton, do. NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 41

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Couligartan, A. Hutchison, Aberfoylc Coulsknowe, Robert Wright, Fossoway. Cowden, Duncan M'Innes, Comrie. Cowden House, John Christie, Dollar. Craganour Lodge, William Locke, Rannoch.

Cragantoll, J. M'Pherson's Heirs., Aberfeldy. Craig, J. Robertson, Alyth. Craignerran Villa, Alexander Low, Dunkeld. Craigatin, W. S. Irvine, M.D., Pitlochry. Craighall, Mrs Clerk Rattray, Blairgowrie. Craighead House, Mr Bird, Blairdrummond, Craig House, R. C. L. Blair, Almondbank. Craigie Park House, Ex-Bailie Hewat, Perth.

Craigie Bank, Rev. W. Brown, AM. , do. Craigintaggart, Charles Hill, Dunkeld. Craiglochie, Thomas Stewart, Errol. Craigmakerran Cot. Vacant, Perth. Craigmill, J. & P. Saunders, Blairgowrie. Craigruie, MajorW. B. Armstrong, Lochearnhead. Cray, Miss Robertson, Blairgowrie. Croftinloan House, F. Bacon Frank, Pitlochry. Croftless Cottage, Captain Campbell, Aberfeldy. Crianlarich, A. H. Bruce, Killin. Croiscrag, Mrs Robertson, Fortingall. Cromlix Lodge, Hon. A. Drummond, Dunblane. Cromwell Park, John Rutherford, Perth. Cromwell Park Bleachfield, Messrs Caird & Co., Almondbank. Crossmount Cottage, Captain Levett, Pitlochry. Culdees, James Murray, MuthiU. Culdees Castle, R. T. Speir, Auchterarder. Cultmalundie, East, Alexander Hay, Tibbermuir. Cultmalundie, West, William Dow's Heirs, do. Cultoquhey, SirJ.Moncreiff,M.P., Crieff. Dalchosnie House, Henry Cotton, Pitlochry. Dalguise House, Rupert Potter, Dunkeld. Dalhonzie, Miss Robertson, Crieff. Dall, T. V. Wentworth, Rannoch. Dalnabreck, A. E. Russell, Blairgowrie. Dalnaglar Cottage, D. A. Paterson, do. Dalnamein Lodge, Smith & Tullis, Blair-Athole. Dalmarnock, William Harris, Dunkeld. Dalnaspiddal Lodge, W. Stirling Crawford, Blair-Athole. Dalreoch, W. & C. Waring, Kirkmichael. Dalrulzean, Vacant, Blairgowrie. Dalshian, Captain J. H. Murray, Pitlochry. Damside House, Hec. Macduff Duncan, Auchterarder. 42 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Deanston, James Finlay, Deanston. Delvine, SirA.M.M'Kenzie,Bt., Dunkeld. Denhead House, Mrs Duncan, Coupar-Angus. Derculich, John Buchanan, Dunkeld. Deuglie, Wester, Andrew Cunningham, Damhead. Dirnanean, Capt. James Small, Pitlochry. Dollerie, Anthony Murray, Crieff. Donavourd, George Gordon, Pitlochry. Doune Lodge, Earl of Moray, Burn of Cambus. Dron, East, John Richmond, Bridge of Earn. Dron, West, William M'Laren, do. Drumcairn, The Earl of Mansfield, Abernethy. Drumearn, Peter Drummond, Comrie. Drumfork, Alex. Robertson, Blairgowrie. Drumlean, R. Hampson, Aberfoyle. Drummond Castle, Lord Aveland, Crieff. Drumtogle Farm, Alex. & Jas. Thomson, Aberuthven. Drumtogle Mill, Robert White, do. Duchally House, James Mylne, W.S., Auchterarder. Duchray Castle, J. F. Jamieson, Doune. Dunbarney House, Misses Craigie, Bridge of Earn. Dunnallister, John Hardy, M.P., Pitlochry. Dunan, Captain Stanley, Rannoch. Duncrub, Lord Rollo, Dunning. Duneaves House, Thomas Chalmers, Aberfeldy.

Dunfallandy Cotta^ ;e, Miss Fergusson, Pitlochry. Dunimarle Castle, Mrs Erskine, Culross. Dunira, Sir D. Dundas, Bart., Comrie. Dunkirk House, John Cowan, Bridge of Earn. Dunkeld House, Duchess Dowager of Athole, Dunkeld. Dunsinane, Marquis de Lavalette, Perth. Duntaggart, R. M 'Donald, Aberfeldy. Duntanlich, F. J. Edleman, Dull. Dupplin Castle, Earl of Kinnoull, Perth. Durdie, James Thorn, Errol. Durdie, Nether, George Muirhead, do. Dysart Cottage, Mrs Forbes, Pitlochry. Early Bank, Sheriff Barclay, Perth. Earn Bank, C. Grant, Bridge of Earn. Easter Greenside, Matthew Speedie, Newburgh. Easter Shian, Miss Campbell, Kenmore. Eastertyre, Miss M'Glashan, Logierait. East Grange, James Blair, Errol. Eastwood, Hon. R. Drummond, Dunkeld. Edinample, Henry Walker, Comrie. Edinchip, Lady M'Gregor, Lochearnhead. NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 43

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Edington Lodge, John Miln, Blair-Athole. Edradour, Thomas Statter, Pitlochry,

Edradynate, J. S. Eobertson, W.S. , Ballinluig. Eind, John Mailler, Auchterarder. Elcho, Paul Darling, Rhynd. Ericht Lodge, Robert Chapman, New Rattray. Erichtside, A. M'Intyre, Blairgowrie. Erigmore, Sir J. C. Carden, Birnam. Errol Park, George Armitstead, Errol. Evelick, WilHam Ritchie, do. Fairmount, John Steel, Perth. Falkland House, Mrs Tyndall Bruce, Falkland. Farleyer House, Sir Robert Menzies, Aberfeldy. Faskally, Archibald Butter, Pitlochry. Faskally, Old, James Innes Ralston, do. Fealar, Behrens & Walker, Blair-Athole. Feddal House, Ewing & Whitehead, Braco. Ferntower, James Wright, Crieff. Ferryneld, Robert Powrie, Newburgh. Feu House, Bishop Wordsworth, Perth. Fincastle, Mains of, Alex. Scrimgeour, Pitlochry. Findynate, Walker, Logierait. Fingask, George Gray, Rhynd. Fingask Castle, Sir Patrick Murray Threipland, Errol. Finlarig Castle, Earl of Breadalbane, Killin. Finnart, Alexander Collie, Fortingall. Finnegand, William Shaw, Glenshee. Flatfield, A. & W. Bruce, Errol. Flatfield, David Inches Bett, Coupar-Angus. Flawcraig, David Dykes, Errol. Flowerdale, R. Miller, Balbeggie. Fonab, James M'Gregor, Pitlochry. Fordie, Brooks, Dunkeld. Forneth House, Major Speid, Forneth. Foss, Hon. Mark Rolle, Pitlochry. Freeland House, Mrs Handyside, Bridge of Earn. Friarton, A. M 'Donald, Perth. Friarton, Nether, John M 'Donald, do. Gannochy, Robert Walker, do. Garden, J. Sterling, Kippen. Garrows, John C. Cameron, Dull. Garrows, Easter, Miss C. Campbell, Dull.

Garry Cottage, Miss Muir Mackenzie, , Perth. Garth House, Rev. H. Blisset, Aberfeldy. Gartincaber, Arch. B. Murdoch, Blairdrummond. Gartmore, John Douglas, Stanley. 44 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Gartmore House, James Lamont, Stanley. Garvock House, A. D. Campbell, Bridge of Earn. Gasconhall, H. Birrel, Errol. Gask, K. B. Oliphant, Auchterarder. Gask House, Mrs Graham Oliphant, do. Gattaway, Mrs Henderson, Abernethy. GiUoch Hall, Mrs Dingwall, Bridge of Earn. Gilgal, W. L. Lindsay, M.D., Perth. Glaschorrie Lodge, Richard Hemming, Blair-Athole. Glassart House, Robert Hampson, Aberfoyle. Glassingall, Cbas. J. Henderson, Dunblane. Glenalbert, William Campbell, Dunkeld. Glenalmond, Major M. Patton, Perth. Glenample, Walker, Balquhidder. Glenartney, Lord Aveland, Comrie. Glenbruar, F. Davidson, Blair-Athole. Glencarse, Thomas Greig, Glencarse. Glendelvine, C. M. Farquharson, Dunkeld. Glenderby, A. D. Baird, Kirkmichael. Glendoick, Colonel HenryRolland, Glencarse. Glendeuglie, Colonel Bruce, Milnathort. Gleneagles Castle, Earl of Camperdown, Auchterarder. Glenearn House, Charles M'Lean, Bridge of Earn. Glenericht, A. D. Grimmond, Blairgowrie. Glenfalloch House, W. H. Maxwell, Tyndrum. Glenfarg, John M. Mathew, Bridge of Earn. Glenfernate, Captain S. T. Ashton, Pitlochry. Glengoulandie, C. M. Palmer, Dull. Glengyle, James M'Gregor, Bridge of Turk. Glenkilry Lodge, Dr. M 'Donald, Blairgowrie. Glenlochay House, H. R. Clifton, Killin. Glenlyon, Davidson, Fortingall. Glenqueich Lodge, Thomas Knowles, Dunkeld. Glentarkie, William Anderson, Strathmiglo. Glentochie Lodge, Alexander Duff, Blairgowrie. Glentulchan, Graeme Reid Mercer, Perth. Gloagburn, D. Donaldson, Tibbermuir. Godens, G. & P. Miller, Errol. Gormacks, Duncan M'Laren, Blairgowrie. Goukton, James Ostler, Glencarse. Gourdie, Major J. B. Speid, Dunkeld. Gourdie Hill, Patrick Matthew, Errol. Grandtully Castle, John Graham, Ballinluig. Grange of Elcho, J. W. & J. Drysdale, Perth. Grange, William Hunter, Errol. Grasswell, Patrick Constable, Inchture. Greenbank, John Dickson, W.S., Perth. NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 45

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Greenhill, J. B. Finlayson, Braco. Hallyburton House, Lord J. F. Gordon Hallyburton, Coupar-Angus. Hawthorn Cottage, James Chalmers, Blairgowrie. Hayfield, John Mitchell, Damhead. Heath Park, James Ross, Birnam. Hill, W. Constable, Errol. Hillbank, J. Clark, Blairgowrie. Hill Garden, John Henry, Coupar-Angus. Hill of Ruthven, Patrick Matthew, Perth. Hillhead, John E. Geils, Dunkeld. Hillside, Harry V. Hunter, Perth. Hillside Cottage, J. Wilkie, jun., Newburgh. Hillview Cottage, Miss Miller, Coupar-Angus. Hills of Bendochy, Peter Playfair, do. Holme Hill, Mrs James Stirling, Dunblane. Hope Park, Charles Inches, Blairgowrie. Huntingtower, Mrs. W. S. Turnbull, Perth. Huntingtower Cot. General M'Leod, do. Inchbrakie, P. J. F. Graeme, Crieff. Inchewan, John A. Harris, Birnam. Inchmartine, H. Howard Allen, Inchture. Inchmichael, George Bell, Errol. Inchture Mains, W. Crichton, Inchture. Inchyre Mains, J. L. Wilson, Lindores. Inchyra House, James Watson, Perth. Innerbuist, Arch. Semple, do. Innergeldy, Edwin Eyre, Comrie. Innerhadden House, Hon. G. J. Elphinstone, Pitlochry. Innerpeffray, A. J. Govett, Monzie. Inverardoch, John Campbell, Doune. Inverardran, James Dewar, Killin. Inverbraan House, Rev. J. Burn Murdoch, Dunkeld. Invercroskie Lodge, W. & C. Waring, Pitlochry. Invercauld, James Kennedy, Fortingall. Invercomrie, Charles Peel, do. Invermay, Andrew Grant, Bridge of Earn. Invertrossachs, Steuart M'Naghten, Callander. Isla Cottage, David Anderson, Coupar-Angus. Isla Mount, John Lowe, do. Isla Park, James Whitson, do. Ivy Bank, John A. Anderson, Perth. Ivy Bank, Mrs Donaldson, do. Janefield, John E. Scott, Bridge of Earn. Jeanfield, Thomas Roy, Perth. Keillor, George Patullo, Coupar-Angus. Keir, SirW.S. Maxwell, Bt., Dunblane. 46 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Keitkbank, Messrs Lowe, Blairgowrie. Keithick House, J. Brown Douglas, Coupar-Angus. Keithock, Mrs Gilroy, do. Keithock Mains, David Fisher, do. Keithock Mills, George Willis, do. Keith Park, Misses Inches, Blairgowrie. Kercock, East, Alexander Patton, Stanley. Kercock Haugh, John Sime, do. Kerrumore, A. M'Naughton, Aberfeldy. Kilbryde Castle, J. & P. Crichton, Dunblane. Kildinny, George Nicol, Forteviot. Kilgraston House, Charles Grant, Bridge of Earn. Kilgraston Mains, J. Stevens, do. Killiecrankie Cotge. Misses Stewart, Blair-Athole. Killiechassie, E. 0. Douglas, Aberfeldy. Kilnockie Bank, A. Henderson, Bridge of Earn. Kilry, J. M. Hind, Bridge of Cally. Kincairney, James Mitchell, Dunkeld. Kincardine Castle, Mrs Kelsall, Auchterarder. Kincarrathie, Major Shelf Sharp, Perth. Kindrochit, F. C. Cunningham, Blair-Athole. Kindrogan, Patrick S. Keir, Pitlochry. Kinfauns Castle, John Middleton, Perth. Kinloch, Sir George Kinloch, Meigle. Kinloch, Charles Kinnear, Ladybank. Kinloch, James M'Laren, Blairgowrie. Kinloch, Knowles & Pearson, Dull. Kinloch, George Bulloch, Dunkeld. Kinloch House, John Hardy, M.P., Rannoch. Kinloch Lodge, Hon. A. Kinnaird, M P. Dunkeld. Kinmonth, John Dow, Bridge of Earn. Kinmonth Mains, J. Todd, do. Kinnaird House, Alex. Duncan, Dunkeld. Kinnaird Mains, D. MitcheU, Inchture. Kinnell House, Lord Breadalbane, Killin. Kinnoull Cottage, Lord Charles Kerr, Perth. Kintillo, F. Pitcairn, Bridge of Earn. Kippen-Turner, Angus Turner, Dunning. Kippendavie, Patrick J. Stirling, Dunblane. Kippenross House, John Stirling, do. Kirkton, P. Thomson, Perth. Knowes, Andrew Honey, Dunning. Kynachan, Lister Lane, Dull. Laighwood, Robert Eliot, Dunkeld. Langlay Bank, Pev. Gilbert Laing, Perth. Langley Cottage, James Malcolm, do. Lanrick Castle, Andrew Jardine, Kilmadock. NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 47

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Lassintulloch, David M 'Donald, Rannoch. Lathirsk, George Johnstone, Falkland. Lawers, D. R. Williamson, Crieff. Lawgrove House, C. D. Young, Perth. Lawhill, George Richmond, Auchterarder. Lawton House, James A. Wright, Coupar-Angus. Ledard House, Robert Hampson, Aberfoyle. Leitch-hill, Peter Taylor, Perth. Leny, J. B. Hamilton, Callander. Letham, Captain Letham, Bankfoot. Letham House, Miss Ritchie, Perth, Limepots, Mrs D. Simpson, do. Lindores House, Lady Maitland, Lindores. Linkholm, Mrs Shephard, Blairgowrie. Lintrose House, Mungo Murray, Coupar-Angus. Lochdochart, Edward G. Place, Crieff. Lochton, Mrs Brown, Inchture. Loclitunmiel Lodge, G. L. Galbraith, Pitlochry. Lochard Lodge, William Joynson, Aberfoyle. Lochearnside, James Wilson, Comrie. Loch-Kennard, John Graham, Dull. Lochvaligan, W. Graham, M.P., Blair-Athole. Logierait, A. Duncan, Dowally. Loonbrae, John Chapman, Blairgowrie. Lower Lochard Lodge Sheriff Clark Aberfoyle. Loyal House, R. B. Allardice, Alyth. Lude House, J. P. M'Inroy, Blair-Athole. Luncarty, J. J. Read, Perth. Luncarty House, James Burt Marshall, Perth. Lynn-Keith, David Clark, Blairgowrie. Machany House, Viscount Strathallan, Auchterarder. Madderty House, J. A. Henry, Crieff. Mansfield Villa, Ewan Cameron, Callander. Marlee, John Adamson, Blairgowrie. Marlee House, Miss E. Blair, do. Marlefield, Peter M'Lean, Tibbermuir. Marlehall, James Beattie, Stanley. Meggernie, Gibson Craig, Fortingall. Meggernie Castle, C. H. Wood, do. Megginch Castle, John M. Drummond, Errol. Meikleour House, March, of Lansdowne, Perth. Merklands, Capt. C. R. Simpson, Blairgowrie. Methven Castle, Wm. Smythe, Methven. Middleton, John M'Laren, Thornhill. Middlehaugh, Col. Carr Lloyd, Pitlochry. Milearn House, G. S. H. Drummond, Auchterarder. Milnab, Crieff. . ,

48 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN'S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Milton House, Mrs E. S. Young, Auchterarder. Milton of Collace, William Henderson, Coupar-Angus. Monachoil, J. M 'Donald, Lochearnhead. Moncreiffe, Easter, John Dow, Bridge of Earn. Moncreiffe House, Sir Thos. Moncreiffe, do. Moness House, John Graham, Aberfeldy. Montague, W. Thomson, Balbeggie. Montreal Cottage, John Bower, R. N. Perth. Monzie Castle, George Johnston, Crieff. Morenich House, Jameson Ellis, Kenmore. Mornington, Miss C. Murray, Abernethy. Mount Ericht, H. D. Cook, Blairgowrie. Mudhall, J. Whitson, Coupar-Angus. Mugdrum, E. Paterson Hay, Newburgh. Muirhall, R. Walker, Perth. Murie House, J. B. B. Morison, Errol. Murrayshall, John M. Graham, Perth. Murthly Castle, James Graham, Dunkeld. Mylnefield House, William Brand, Longforgan. Myres Castle, Mrs Greig, Auchtermuchty. Newbigging, Mrs T. Young's Heirs, Methven. Newfargie, Mrs Willoughby Tre- velyan, Ladybank. New HaU, Mrs Shaw, Coupar-Angus. New Hall Farm, John Mackie, Blairingone. Newhouse, J. B. Pople, Perth. Newmill, James M'Duff, Bankfoot. Newmiln, Patrick M. Matthew, Perth. Newton, Dr. John M'Laren, Blairgowrie. Newton House, Mrs Major Mercer, Almondbank. North Bank, John Chisholm, Perth. Oakbank, Misses Ross, Perth. Oakbank, David Grimond, Blairgowrie. Ochtertyre, Sir P. K. Murray, Crieff. Oliverburn, Thomas Kirk, Errol. Orchill, Alexander M'Beath, Blair-Athole. Orchill Farm, M. Finlayson, Blackford. Orcbill House, Rev. Mr. M'Dougall, Braco. Over Durdie, Mrs. Dewar, Errol. Paris House, R. B. Handyside, Damhead. Parkhead, M. S. Gentle, Blairgowrie. Parkhill, Thomas H. Whitson, Old Rattray. Parkside, Thomas Watson, Scone. Peel, G. & W. Sutherland, Tibbermuir. Pepper Knowes, Glencarse. Percy, Mrs. John Stewart, Bridge of Cally. Physician's Hall, Dr. Wylie, Errol. NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 49

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Pickletullum, J. Dawson, Perth. Pickstonhill, P. M'Kenzie, Scone. Pitcairley, Robert Cathcart, Auchtermuchty. Pitcairn Bleachfield, David Lumsden, Almondbank. Pitcairns House, Angus Turner, Bridge of Earn. Pitcullen Bank, General Troup, Perth. Pitfour Castle, Sir J. S. Richardson, Glencarse. Pitkeathly Wells, Thomas Lennie, Bridge of Earn. Pitkellony, Henry Curr, Muthill. Pitkinclie, Alexander Geekie, Inchture. Pitlour, Moncrieffe Skene, Strathmiglo. Pitmurthly, Thomas Soutar, Redgorton. Pitnacree, James Alex. Menzies, Ballinluig. Pitnacree House, Thomas B. Potter, Pitskelly, James Stewart, Balbeggie. Pittenzie House, J. Pilkington, Crieff. Pleasance, Misses M'Laren, Coupar-Angus. Poldar, James Pullar, Port Monteith. Portnellan, Rev. Wm. Atkinson Clark, Pitlochry. Potterhill, Major Thomas, Perth. Princeland, Mrs. George B. Clark. Coupar-Angus. Rannagulzion, Mrs. Ramsay, Bridge of Cally. Rannoch Barracks, Charles Peel, Rannoch. Rannoch Lodge, Hon. Lady Menzies, do. Rednock, J. F. Jamieson, Port Monteith. Reichip, Rev. C. A. Hall, Dunkeld. Reinakylich, Colonel Ingles, Blair-Athole. Petreat, Mrs. A. Morrison, New Scone. Rhynd, Easter, J. Pourie, Perth. Phynd, Wester, Alexander Pitcaithly, do. Piemore, Easter, John Thomson, Dunkeld. Pockdale Cottage, William Bell, Perth. Pockville, David Morton, do. Podney Lodge, Hon. J. Rollo, Perth. Pohallion, John Bett, Dunkeld. Poro, George Cunningham, Weem. Rosebank, James Pullar, Perth. Pose Cottage, Dr. James Steele, Scone. Posemount, Miss Marshall, Perth. Posemount, Robert Geekie, Blairgowrie. Possie House, Robert Simson, Bridge of Earn. Possie House, Captain J. Maitland, Auchtermuchty. Possie Ochill, John Shields, Bridge of Earn. Possie Priory, Lord Kinnaird, K.T., Inchture. Potearns, Peter Gardiner, Braco. Row, Rev. John L. Foggo, Doune. 50 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Ruthven House, John Blyth, Perth. Runnavey, John Robertson, Spittal of Glenshee Runnavey Lodge, W. M. M 'Donald, Blairgowrie. Sands House, William Holmes, Kincardine. Scone Palace, Earl of Mansfield, Perth. Seaside, William Watson, Errol. Seggieden, Col. Drummond Hay, Perth. Shian, J. P. Smith, Kenmore. Shielhill, James Chalmers, Stanley. Shierglass, Robert M 'Donald, Blair-Athole. Snaigow, Mrs. Keay, Dunkeld. Soilzarie, George Constable, Blairgowrie. SpittalfieldMed.Prac, J. M: K. Taylor, Spittalfield. Springfield John Young, Perth. Springland, Mrs. S. Sandeman, do. Stanley House, Mrs. Howard, Stanley. St. Alban's Cottage, John A. Anderson, Perth. Stenton, T. G. Murray, Dunkeld. St. Fink, David Anderson, Blairgowrie. St. Magdalen's, George Millar, Perth. St. Martins, Wm. M. M 'Donald, do. St. Mary's Tower, Lord J. Manners, M. P. Dunkeld. Stobhall Mains, Robert Morton, Perth. Stormontfield, Mrs. M'Kenzie, do. Straloch, James Mansfeld, Moulin. Straloch, Mains of, Robert Farquharson, Pitlochry. Strathallan Castle, Wm. Graham, M.P., Auchterarder. Strathgarry House, Mrs. Colonel Stewart, Blair-Athole. Strathyre, H. Ree, Balquhidder. Stronvar, David Carnegie, Lochearnhead. Strone House, Dr. M'Tier, Bridge of Cally. Strowan, Thomas G. Stirling, Crieff. Suie, A. H. Brown, Killin. Summerbank, John Conning, Perth. Sumner Lodge, Robert Johnson, Dunblane. Sunbank Cottage, Alexander Young, Perth. Talladhbeidh, Thomas Ainsworth, Fortingall. Tarsappie, Charles Kinnear, do. Tarsappie, Easter, John Robertson, Rhynd. Tarsappie, Wester, Peter Paton, do. Taymount, Hon. Mr. Murray, Perth. Taymouth Castle, Earl of Breadalbane, Aberfeldy. Tayside, Alex. Moncrieff, W.S. Perth. Teithside, Misses M'Ewan, Callander. The Cairnies, Maj or Malcolm Patton, Perth. The Gart, Daniel Ainslie, Callander, The Roman Camp, Miss H. Marshall, do. LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE. 51

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Tighn'nduin, Charles Stewart, Killin. Tippermallo, John Graham, Methven. Tirinie House, William Harris, Aberfeldy. Tomnagrew, Donald Macduff, Dunkeld. Tomperran, Thomas Bigg, Strowan. Torrie, Col. J. P. liobertson, Kilmadock. Torrie, Easter, Henry Hill, Callander. Torwood, Arch. Burns, Dunkeld.

Tulliallan Castle, Lady Osborne Elphini- stone, Kincardine. Tullochfield, John Sandeman, Perth. Tullibelton, Gen. B. B. Bobertson, do. Tullybeagles, Marchioness of Lam downe, Bankfoot. Tullyfergus, James Millar, Blairgowrie. TuUymet, William Dick, Dunkeld. Tullymurdoch, John Anderson, Blairgowrie.

Tullyneddy Cottage , Mrs. M'Leish, do. Tummel Bridge, Francis B. Atkinson, Pitlochry. Urrard House, C. L. Wood, Blair-Athole.

Valleyfield House, Mrs. Colonel M'Leod , Culross. Valleyfield, Low, Mrs: Hosier. do. Waluut Cottage, Miss Turnbull, Perth. Waterybutts, David S. Fergusson, Errol. WeUfield, David Laurie, Bridge of Earn. Westerton House, Sir James Alexander, Bridge of Allan. Whitefield, James Pennycook, Inchture. West Mains, Bell's Trustees, do. Westwood Cottage, Mrs. G. Boss, Perth. Whitebills, Chas. G. Playfair, Inchture. Willanslee, Major Salmon, Perth. Williamston, Mrs. M'Laggan, Crieff. Willowbank, C. Thomson, Perth. Woodend, Henry Boase, do. Woodend, Isaac A. Henry, Crieff. WoodhiU, Charles Trotter, Blairgowrie. Woodlands, W. M 'Donald, Perth. Woodside Cottage, Mackenzie Murray, Coupar-Angus.

XIII.—LIST of the CLERGY and their PLACES of WORSHIP in PERTHSHIRE. BAPTIST. PLACE. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Blairgowrie, Vacant, Blairgowrie. Blair-Athole, Alexander M'Dougall, Blair-Athole. ,,,,

52 LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE.

PLACE. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Crieff, Alexander Kirkwood, Crieff. Glenlyon, Donald M'Lellan, Aberfeldy. Tullymet, Donald Grant, Ballinluig. CONGREGATIONALISM Aberfeldy, James Bell, Aberfeldy. Blairgowrie, Jobn Miller, Blairgowrie. Crieff, D. Black, Crieff. ESTABLISHED. Aberdalgie, John Sharp, Perth. Aberfoyle, Arch. F. Stewart, Aberfoyle. Abernethy, William Gordon, Newburgh. Abernyte, Inchture. Alytb, James Ramsay, Meigle. Ardoch, Charles M'Gregor, Braco. Arngask, A. G. Baxter, Kinross. Auchterarder, William Gibson; Wm. Simpson, assistant, Auchterarder.

Auchtergaven, Vacant, Perth. . Balquhidder, A. M. M'Gregor, Lochearnhead. Bendocby, James S. Barty, D. D. Coupar-Angus. Blackford, David Bonallo, Blackford. Blair-Atbole, Norman M'Leod, D.D. Blair-Athole. Blairgowrie, Wm. Fraser, M.A., Blairgowrie. Blairingone, Alex. M'Whannel, Stirling. Bridge of Allan, John Reid, Bridge of Allan. Callander, H. M'Diarmid, M.A., Callander. Caputh, Theodore Marshall, Dunkeld. Cargill, Robert Nimmo Smith, Perth. Clunie, A. J. Robertson, M. A, Dunkeld. Collace, Thomas Brown, Perth. Comrie, J. M 'Donald, D.D., Crieff. Coupar-Angus, P. J. Stevenson, D. D. Coupar-Angus. Crieff, J. Cunningham, D. D. Crieff. Crieff, West, Arch. Hart, M. A, do. Dunbarney, Thos. D. Kirkwood, Bridge of Earn. Dunblane, D. Morrison, M.A., Dunblane. Dunkeld, Little, J. Skinner Mackenzie, Dunkeld. Dunkeld & Dowally, Thomas C. Wilson, do. Dunning, John Wilson, syn. cl. Dunning. Dron, Charles Goodall, Bridge of Earn. Dull, E. M. Masson, M.A., Aberfeldy. Errol, Robt. Graham, LL. D. Errol. Forgandenny, David Williamson, Bridge of Earn. Foss, James Armstrong; D. M'Dougall, A. &S., Pitlochry. , .

LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE. 53

PLACE. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Forteviot, Jas. Anderson, M.A., Bridge of Earn. Fortingall, D. Campbell, Aberfeldy. Fowlis-Wester, Thomas Hardy, Crieff. Gask, James Martin, Auchterarder. Glendevon, John Cunningham, Stirling. Glenshee, David Coupar, Blairgowrie. Inchture, John A. Honey, D. D. Inchture. Innerwick &Glenlyon Hugh M 'Donald, Aberfeldy. Kenmore, James B. M'Kenzie, do. Kettins, James Fleming, Coupar-Angus. Killin, Colin A. M'Vean, KiUin. Kilmadock, G. Mitchell, M.A., Doune. Kilspindie and Rait, , Wm. Wotherspoon, Errol. Kincardine, B. Edmonston, Blairdrummond. Kinclaven, K M. M'JSTaughton, Perth.

Kinfauns, G. S. Davidson, M.A. , do. Kinloch - Rannoch, John W. M'Intyre, Pitlochry. Kinnaird, William Sinclair, Inchture.

Kinnoull, John Anderson, D. D. , Perth. Kippen, William Wilson, Kippen. Kirkmichael, Duncan M 'Donald, Blairgowrie. Lecropt, Peter William Young, Bridge of Earn. Lethendy & Kinloch, David Smith Rae, Blairgowrie. Longforgan, Wm. Ritchie, D.D., Dundee.

Logie, D.KImrie,M.A.B.D, , Bridge of Allan. Logiealraond, Pat. M'Gregor, M.A., Perth. Logierait, James Frazer, M.A., Dunkeld. Madderty, William Stoddart, Crieff. Methven, John Wilson, M.A., Perth. Moneydie, Adam Milroy, M.A., do. Monzie, James Taylor, M.A., Crieff. Monzievaird, J. R. Campbell, do. Moulin, Duncan Campbell, Pitlochry. Muthill, James Rankin, Crieff. Norrieston, James Forfar, Stirling. Port of Monteith, John Johnston, Port of Monteith. Rattray, William Herdman, Blairgowrie. Redgorton, Alexander Neilson, Perth. Rhynd, Richard Ramsay, do. Scone, Alexander Benvie, do. St. Madoes, Walter Tait, do. St. Martins, W. H. S. Hamilton, do. Stanley, George Murray, do. Tenandry, Patrick Grant, M.A., Blair-Athole. Tibbermuir, C. Smith Adie, Perth. Trinity-Gask, George W. Kemp, Auchterarder. Trossachs, John M'Diarmid, Callander. 54 LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE.

PLACE. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Tulliallan, John Smeaton, Kincardine.

Weem, Alex. Campbell ; R.

Dunbar,M.A.,A.&S , Aberfeldy. EPISCOPALIAN. Right Rev. Charles Wordsworth, D.C.L., Bishop, The Feu House, Perth. Alyth and Meigle, A. S. Aglen, Meigle. Blair and Pitlochry, H. St. John Howard, Pitlochry. Blairgowrie, F. W. Davis, Blairgowrie. Bridge of Allan, John Thomas Boyle, Bridge of Allan. Coupar-Angus, John Torry, M.A., Coupar-Angus. Crieff, A. J. T. Morris, Crieff.

Dunblane, Henry Malcolm, B. A. , Dunblane.

Dunkeld, E.W. Chapman, M. A. , Dunkeld. Muthill, F. Bingham, Crieff. Strathtay, E. C. Tollemache, Dunkeld.

rR. Thornton, D.D. "i Warden, Trinity College, W. Henry, M.A., . Perth. Glenalmond, Sub-Warden, W. Butler, M.A.,

^ John Turner, L.T., I Tummel Bridge and Kinloch-Rannoch J. Macdonald, Pitlochry.

EVANGELICAL UNION. Coupar-Angus, R. Wallace, Coupar-Angus.

FREE. Aberfeldy, Donald R. Clarke, Aberfeldy. Abernethy, Robert Stevenson, Newburgh. Abernyte and Rait, Vacant, Inchture. Aberuthven, James M 'Donald, Auchterarder. Alyth, Arch. Fergusson, Meigle. Ardeonaig, Donald Mackenzie, Killin. Arngask, John Young, Kinross. Auchterarder, Wm. Milne, M.A., Auchterarder. Auchtergaven, John A. Cooke, Perth. Balquhidder, E. J. Findlater, M.A. Crieff. Blackford, And. Donald, M.A., Blackford. Blair-Athole, Atholl Stuart, Blair-Athole. Blairgowrie (First), John Baxter, M.A., Blairgowrie. Do. (South), Vacant, do. Braco, Wm. Milne, M.A., Braco. Bridge of Allan, J()hn Ferguson, Bridge of Allan. LIST OP THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE. 55

PLACE. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Bridge of Allan, Wm. Ross, L.L.D., Bridge of Allan. Bucklyvie, A. W. Morris, Stirling. Burreltown, Alex. S. Robertson, Coupar-Angus. Callander, Andrew Bogle, Callander. Cargill, George C. Baxter, Perth. Clunie, Vacant, Dunkeld. Collace, James Reid, Perth. Comrie, Jas. Carment, M.A., Crieff. Coupar-Angus, Thomas Bain, Coupar-Angus. Cray, James Robertson, Blairgowrie. Crieff, A. Henderson, M.A., Crieff. Doune, Thomas Hislop, Doune. Dunblane, David Tasker, Dunblane. Dunbarney, John Hume Wells, Bridge of Earn. Dunkeld, Dougal M'Pherson, Dunkeld. J Dunning, Duncan M'Laren, Bridge of Earn. Grierson, Errol, James D.D. 5 A

A. Campbell, M.A. , Errol. Forgandenny, James Drummond, Bridge of Earn. Fortingall, D. M. Connell, Aberfeldy. Gartmore, Malcolm M'Lean, Stirling. Glenisla, James W. Simpson, Meigle. Glenlyon, Murdoch M'Askill, Aberfeldy. Kenmore, Allan Sinclair, Aberfeldy. Kinfauns, B. Franklin Greig (Synod Clerk), Perth. Kippen, Pat. T. Muirhead, Stirling. Kilmadock, John A. Anderson, Doune.

Kirkmichael, D. D. M 'Isaac, M.A. , Blairgowrie. KiUin, Alex. Stewart, M.A., Killin. Lawers, David Campbell, do. Longforgan, John Hunter, Dundee. Logiealmond, Wm. A. Gray, Perth.

Logierait, G.D. R. Munro,M.A. , Dunkeld. Lethendy, Alex. Gordon, M.A., Blairgowrie. Madderty, Thos. Gunn, M.A., Crieff. Methven, John M'Leish, Perth. Monzie, John Reid Omond, Crieff. Moulin, John Stewart, Pitlochry. Muthill, William Douglas, Crieff. Pitcairngreen, James Beattie, Perth. Rattray, Adam Ross, Blairgowrie. Scone, C. C. Stewart, Perth. Springfield, John Young, Scone.

Stanley, Wm. Mather, M.A. f

J. F.Thomson, M.A . do. Strathfillan, Alex. M'Kinnon, Tyndrum. 56 LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE.

PLACE. NAMES. POST TOWNS. Tummel Bridge, Murdoch Corbet, Pitlochry. Trochry, A. C. Sutherland, A.M., B.D., Dunkeld. ROMAN CATHOLIC. Blairgowrie, John Carmont, Blairgowrie. Crieff, Peter Cumming, Crieff.

UNITED ORIGINAL SECEDERS. Coupar-Angus, Peter M 'Vicar, Coupar-Angus. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN. Abernethy, John Clark, Newburgh. Alytb, John Dunlop, Meigle. Auchterarder(South), George Jacque, Auchterarder. Do. (North), Vacant, do. Auchtergaven, Matthew Howieson, Perth. Balbeggie, Alexander Pettigrew, do. Blairlogie, W. M'Laren, M.A., Stirling. Bridge of Allan, James Muir, Bridge of Allan. Bridge of Teith, William Huie, Doune. Comrie, William F. Swan, Crieff. Coupar-Angus, Wm. Marshall, D.D., Coupar-Angus. Craigend, James Wardrop, Perth. Crieff, John C. Ingles, Crieff. Dunblane, William Blair, M.A., Dunblane. Dunning, Henry Stirling, Bridge of Earn.

Errol, John Lamb ; James S. Scotland, Errol.

Greenloaning, John Macinty re, M. A. , Braco. Kinclaven, John Brown, Perth. Kinkell, George Duthie, Auchterarder. Lethendy, Joseph Hay, Blairgowrie. Logiealmond, Vacant, Perth. Methven, John Millar, do. Pathstruie, William M 'Queen, Bridge of Earn, Pitcairn, Robert Nelson, Perth. Pitroddie, Vacant, Errol. Rattray, Robert Russell, Blairgowrie. Scone, John M'Neil, Perth. XIV—POSTAL DIRECTORY,

CHIEF OFFICERS OF THE DEPARTMENT. Postmaster-General, Right Hon. W. Monsell. Secretary (London), John Tilley, Esq.

' . . . . . I Hill, x a ; T , Frederick Esq. Assistant Secretaries (London), j Frank L Scudamor\ Esq< Secretary (Ireland), G. C. Cornwall, Esq. Surveyor-General (Scotland), A. M. Cunynghame, Esq. Surveyor for North of Scotland, John Warren, Esq.

PERTH ESTABLISHMENT. Head Office—2 High Street.

. Postmaster, John M 'Gregor, Esq. Clerks, Jas. Marshall (chief), Geo. Farquhar, John Black, and James Menzies. Sorters, David Johnstone and James Eadie. Letter-Carriers, T. Coutts, Jno. Henderson, J. Web- ster, J. M 'Intosh, and P. Gorrie. Edinburgh Messenger,.... Alexander Pirrie, 17 Kinnoull Street. RURAL MESSENGERS. A berdalgie, Andrew Shedden, George Inn Lane. Almondbank, Peter Kinnear, 51 Watergate. Balbeggie, John Blair, 44 Main Street, Bridgend. Glencarse, John M 'Ewan, Craigie. Guildtown, Alex. Robertson, 145 High Street. Rhynd, James Jack, 217 High Street. Stanley, William Young, 368 High Street. Receiving Offices—17 County Place & 265 High Street.

Receivers, Mrs M 'Intyre and William Lyon. Telegraph Department. Clerks—James Gaudie (chief), Peter Gall, Thos. M'Laggan, Thomas M 'Intosh, John Wynd, John Herd, Alex. Menzies, David Macintyre, and James Matthews. Engineering Department. Alexander Johnstone, 30 George Street, and Joseph Jack- son, South William Street. .

58 POSTAL DIRECTORY.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS FROM THE POST OFFICE, PERTH.

MAILS. Box Close Departure Arrivals. Deliveries.

'Edinburgh and Fife, 5 15 a.m. 5 55 a.m. 7 15 p.m. 7 Oa.m. Glasgow, Stirling, and Crieff, 5 15 a.m. 5 55 a.m. 4 40 p.m. 4 50 p.m. Redgorton, Stanley, Bank- foot, and Meikleour, 5 15 a.m, 5 55 a.m 5 4) p.m. 7 a.m. f Scone,Balbeggie,Guild- town, Rhynd, & Glen- carse, 5 15 a.m. 6 Oa.m 2 15 p.m. 4 50 p.m. Almondbank, Methven, The Cairnies, & Aber- dalgie,.. 5 15 a.m 6 Oa.m. 5 40 p.m 7 a.m. H Redgorton, Stanley, & Bankfoot, 9 a.m 9 30 a.m 5 40 p.m 7 a.m. Craigie (2d despatch), 9 Ph a.m. 9 30 a.m Do. (3d despatch), 3 10 p.m. 4 45 p.m 6 15 p.m 7 a.m. Scone (2d despatch),.. 11 15a.m. 12 Onoon 7 Op.m 7 Oa.m. Methven, Almondbank, and Glencarse, 11 15 a. m. 11 30 a.m. Dundee, Errol, & Inchture, 7 30 a.m. 7 55 a.m. 4 Op.m 4 50 p.m. * Aberdeen, via Co .-Angus, . . 7 30 a.m. 7 55 a.m. 4 Op.m 4 50 a.m. Do. (2ddes.), .. 10 30 p.m. 11 p.m. 7 40 p.m 7 a.m. Inverness, via Dunkeld, 8 40 a.m. 8 45 a.m. 4 Op.m, 4 50 p.m. *Do. do. .... 10 30p.m. 11 p m. 7 40 p.m. 7 a. m. Edinr., Glasgow, & Dunning, 10 a.m. 10 15 a.m. 4 Op.m. 4 50 p.m. Aberdeen, Montrose, Bre- chin, and Forfar 11 15 a.m. 11 30 a.m. Edinburgh and Glasgow, 1 p.m. 1 35 p.m. Bridge of Earn and Fife only, 3 10 p. m. 3 35 p.m. 9 20 a.m 9 45 a.m. Dundee, Co.-Angus, Blair- gowrie, and Meikleour, ... 3 10p.m. 3 35 p.m. 9 20 a.m. 9 45 a.m. "London, Edinburgh, and Glasgow, via Stirling, 3 10 p.m. 3 35 p.m. 9 20 a.m. 9 45 a.m. Do. do. .... 6 45p.m. 7 15 p.m. 11 35 p.m. 7 a.m. Dundee, Errol, & Inchture, 10 30 p.m. 11 p.m. 7 40p.m. 7 a.m.

Only those marked thus (*) are despatched on Sunday.

RECEIVING OFFICE AND PILLAR LETTER BOXES.

Receiving Letter-Box Letter-Box Letter-Box Letter-Box Letter-Box Office, 17 foot of General Athole St. Bridgend. Craigie. County PI. South St. Station.

Box Closes. Collection. Collection. Collection. Collection. Collection.

7 10 a.m. 7 20 a.m. 7 10 a.m. 7 Oa.m. 2 10 p.m. 2 30 p.m. 2 30 p.m. 2 10 p.m. 1 45 p.m. 615 p.m. 6 25 p.m. 615 p.m. 6 5 p.m. 6 Op.m. 1 45 p.m. 9 40 p.m. 9 40 p.m. 9 30 p.m. 9 20 p.m. 9 Op.m. 5 45 p.m.

High St. Receiving Office -Collections at 7.15, 2.15, 6.20, and 9.50 POSTAL DIRECTORY. ,59

Collection at Railway Station only at 1.10 p.m. on Sunday. Letters arriving by mails after the 4.50 p.m. delivery may be had on calling at the Office from 8.30 till 9 p.m. Money Orders are issued and paid every day (Sunday excepted) from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. An additional fee of Id will secure a despatch till within 15 minutes of each departure. Both postage and fee must be paid in stamps, and dropped into the late letter-box. Registered Letters require to he posted 30 minutes before the box closes ; but, for a late fee of 4d, can be received up to the closing of the box. The Office is open every lawful day from 7 a.m. till 9 p.m., and on Sunday from 9 till 10.15 a. m. only.

INLAND LETTERS.

The rates of postage, when prepaid, are as follows, viz. : —

Eor a letter not above 1 oz. , Id.

,, above 1 oz. but not above 2 oz., l^d.

2 oz. ,, 4 oz., 2d.

4 oz. ,, 6 oz., 2^d. 6 oz. „ 8oz., 3d. 8 oz. „ 10 oz., 3^d.

10 oz. ,, 12 oz., 4d. A letter above the weight of 12 oz. is liable to a postage of Id for every ounce, beginning with the first ounce. Thus, a letter weighing between 14 and 15 oz. must be prepaid Is 3d. A letter posted unpaid is chargeable on delivery with double postage ; and a letter posted insufficiently prepaid is chargeable with double the deficiency. No letter may be above 18 inches in length, 9 inches in width, or 6 inches in depth, unless it be sent to or from one of the Government Offices. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN LETTERS. The rates of postage on letters to the colonies and foreign countries will be found in the Table of Colonial and Foreign Postage. INLAND NEWSPAPERS.

Under the "Post Office Act, 1870," any publication fulfil- ling the conditions hereafter named can, upon payment of an annual fee of 5s, be registered at the General Post Office to pass within the United Kingdom as a newspaper for a postage of one halfpenny. Without such registration no newspaper is entitled to be sent through the post at less than the book rate of postage. 60 POSTAL DIRECTORY.

For each inland newspaper, whether posted singly or in a packet, the postage, when prepaid, is one halfpenny; but a packet containing two or more registered newspapers is not chargeable with a higher rate of postage than would be chargeable on a book packet of the same weight, viz. , one halfpenny for every 2 oz. or part of that weight. A newspaper posted unpaid, or a packet of newspapers posted either unpaid or insufficiently paid, is treated as an unpaid or insufficiently paid book packet of the same weight. The postage must be prepaid either by an adhesive stamp or by the use of a stamped wrapper. No newspaper can now be sent through the post a second time for the original postage. For each transmission a fresh postage is required. Every newspaper must be posted either without a cover (in which case it must not be fastened, whether by means of gum, wafer, sealing wax, postage stamp, or otherwise) or in a cover entirely open at both ends, so as to admit of easy removal for examination. If this rule be infringed, the newspaper is treated as a letter. Every newspaper must be so folded as to admit of the title being readily inspected. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS. The rates of postage to the colonies and foreign countries on newspapers registered for transmission abroad will be found in the Table of Colonial and Foreign Postage. Each newspaper is liable to a separate rate of postage, whether sent singly or in a packet, and, if above 4 oz. in weight, it is liable to two rates of postage ; and so on. The conditions of registration for transmission abroad are the same as those for inland transmission. INLAND BOOK POST.

The postage is one halfpenny for every 2 oz. or part of that weight. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN BOOK POST. The limit of size for a book-packet addressed to any place abroad is 24 inches in length and 12 inches in width or depth. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN PATTERN AND SAMPLE POST.

There is a Pattern and Sample Post to such colonies and foreign countries as are marked in the Table of Colonial and Foreign Postage with the letter "P;" but it is restricted to bona fide trade patterns or samples of merchandise. POSTAL DIRECTORY. 61

CARD POST.

Post Cards, whether official or private, having a halfpenny- stamp impressed upon them (adhesive stamps not being accepted in payment of the postage), may be transmitted between places in the United Kingdom with letters written upon the back. REGISTRATION (INLAND AND FOREIGN). The fee for registering a letter, newspaper, or book-packet between any two places in the United Kingdom is fourpence. At all Post-Offices the latest time for posting registered letters on the payment of the ordinary fee is entered in the notice exhibited in the Office window ; but, upon payment of a late fee of fourpence, in addition to the ordinary registration fee, at all provincial Head Offices, letters may be registered after the hours specified, until the closing of the letter-box for each despatch (exclusive of the time during which late letters are received), or until the office is closed for the night. No Letter Carrier, Rural Messenger, or other servant of the Post-Office, is allowed to carry a letter for any person to be registered. RE-DIRECTION.

Every re-directed letter, post-card, or other postal packet, is liable to an additional postage (at the prepaid rate) for each re-direction, unless the re-direction be made by an officer of the Post-Office, and both the original and the second address be within the same free delivery. A Postmaster is not bound to re-direct letters for a person temporarily leaving his home, and not having a private bag or box, unless the house be left uninhabited, or the letters would be delayed in their transmission by being sent to the house to be re-directed there. DELIVERY. Letter Carriers and Rural Messengers are prohibited from distributing any letters, newspapers, &c. , except such as have passed through a Post-Office, whether before beginning their rounds, whilst on their rounds, or after they have completed them. Nor are they allowed to receive any payment beyond the postage for the delivery or collection of any letter, &c. ; nor to deviate from the route laid down for them. The pro- hibition from receiving payment in addition to the postage does not, however, extend to Christmas boxes. No person living within the town free delivery, or within the limits of a rural post free delivery, xinless he rent a private box, can claim to have his letters delivered at the office window if a delivery by Letter Carrier or a despatch by messenger is about to take place ; but letters which arrive by a mail, after — —;

62 POSTAL DIRECTORY.

which there is no immediate delivery by Letter Carrier or Messenger, may be obtained by any person on application at the office window, so long as the office is open for delivery. POSTAGE STAMPS.

Every Head Postmaster is required to keep, for sale to the public, a sufficient stock of the different postage stamps in use, as also envelopes bearing an embossed penny stamp, newspaper wrappers bearing an impressed halfpenny stamp, and Post Cards. The stamps are of the respective values of |d, Id, l±d, 2d, 3d, 4d, 6d, 9d, lOd, Is, 2s, and 5s. The embossed envelopes are made of four sizes. POST OFFICE TELEGRAPHS. The charge for telegrams throughout the United Kingdom, including the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, but excepting the Scilly, Orkney, and Shetland Islands, is Is. for the first 20 words, and 3d for every additional five words i. e. , for every additional group of not more than five words the names and addresses of the sender and receiver not being counted. Telegrams may be re-directed from town to town at an extra charge of one half the ordinary tariff (fractions of three- pence being reckoned as twopence) ; but in such cases they must not have been opened. MONEY ORDERS. The public are recommended, when applying for Money Orders, whether inland, colonial, or foreign, to use the printed "Application Forms," prepared expressly for the purpose, which are supplied gratuitously at all Money Order Offices. These forms save time, and afford greater security than verbal messages against mistakes. The commission on inland Money Orders is

r sums under 10 s, .. Id

of 10s and under £1, .. 2d

11 1) £1 11 £2, ... .. 3d

11 J J £2 11 £3, ... .. 4d

11 11 £3 11 £4, ... .. 5d.

11 11 £4 11 £5, ... .. 6d.

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11 11 £10 Is. No order is allowed to contain a fractional part of a penny. POSTAL DIRECTORY. 63

No Money Order can be issued unless the applicant furnish, in full, the surname and at least the initial of one Christian name, both of the remitter and the payee, together with the remitter's address. In the case of Colonial and Foreign Orders the full address of the payee must be given ; and if the Order be payable to a native in British India, the tribe or caste, and the father's name, must also be furnished. POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANKS.

Every Post Office Savings Bank is also a Money Order Office, and is open for bank business during the same hours as for Money Orders. Deposits of one shilling, or of any number of shillings, or of pounds and shillings, may be made by any person at the Post Office Savings Banks, provided that such depositor shall not make deposits amounting to more than £30 in any year ending the 31st December, or make any further deposit when the amount standing in his name, exclusive of interest, exceeds £150. When any depositor's principal and interest amount together to £200, all interest will cease so long as the balance of the account continues to amount to the said sum of £200. GOVERNMENT INSURANCES AND ANNUITIES.

The Postmaster-General is empowered, under the Act 27 and 28 Victoria, cap. 43, to insure the lives of persons of either sex, between the ages of 16 and 60, for not less than £20 or more than £100. He is also empowered under the same Act to grant Immediate or Deferred Annuities of not more than £50 on the lives of persons of either sex, and of the age of 10 years and upwards. 64 POSTAL DIRECTORY.

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A. Abbey, Andrew, dyer, 142 High street. Abbot, Alexander, brassfounder, 58 Long causeway. William, weaver, 51 Pomarium. Absolon, George, M.D., 19 Princes street. Adams, David, labourer, 21 Kinnoull street. George, pointsman, 13 Whitefriars street. James, 14 South street. James, labourer, Malloch's close, Canal street. John, railway guard, 31 Leonard street. John, engine-driver, 45 Pomarium. Mrs, 2 Athole crescent. Mrs Andrew, fancy bazaar, 255 High street—house, 23 North Methven street. Mrs David, 302 High street. Mrs David, 35 Cross street. Mrs John, 19 Kinnoull causeway. Thomas, railway guard, Barnhill. Adamson, James, railway guard, 3 Glover street. John, grain-merchant, 18 Pomarium. Agen, James, labourer, 128 South street. Agnew, Andrew, bootmaker, Dovecotland. Owen, hawker, 167 South street. Agrate, John, bird-cage maker, 10 Meal vennel.

Aird, James, joiner, 35 Cross street. : Aitken, James, seaman, 246 High street. John (E. P. Rifles), 11 Cow vennel. : Joseph grocer, W. , 329 High street—house, 348. Margaret, seamstress, 15 St. Ann's lane. Mrs Alexander, 242 South street. Aldis, Mrs James, 65 North Methven street. Alexander, Alexander, slater, 211 South street. George, weaver, 274 High street. James, beamer, 7 South Methven street. James, clerk, 67 Glover street. John, sawyer, 139 South street. Mrs Alexander, 33 Pomarium. Mrs Alexander, 32 Thimblerow. Thomas, & Co., grain-merchants, 1 Kirkgate—house, 29 York place. ALEXANDER ANDERSON. 67

Alexander, William, labourer, 204 South street. William, labourer, 46 Pomarium. William, labourer, Kirk close, St. John's place. Allan, David, labourer, 266 High street. David, weaver, 35 Kinnoull causeway. David, railway guard, 13 Cross street. David, porter, 148 South street. George (Inland Revenue), 18 North William street. George, locomotive foreman, 26 Barrack street. James, coach painter, 13 Charter lane James, ropemaker, 238 High street. James, plasterer, 142 Canal crescent. James, engine-fitter, Craigie Park terrace. Janet, seamstress, 2 Blackfriars wynd. John, hawker, 146 High street. John, plumber, 39 Kinnoull causeway. John, porter, 4 Cross street. Mrs Andrew, 10 St. Ann's lane. Mrs Campbell, Gladstone terrace. Mrs James, grocer, 160 South street. Mrs James, winder, 299 High street. Mrs John, greengrocer, Leonard street. Mrs John, 23 Cross street. Mrs Robert, 388 High street. Mrs Robert, 23 Commercial street. Robert, hosier, 33 High street—house, 5 Keir street. Robert, plasterer, 5 Stormont street. Robert, weaver, 232 High street. Stewart, weaver, 108 South street. William, clerk, 20 Leonard street. William, hawker, 292 High street. Allison, William, labourer, 12 Back wynd. Ambrose, Sarah Ann, 30 Newrow. Amos, Adam, brakesman, 11 Cross street. Ancell, Johnstone, blacksmith, 26 Pomarium. Mrs Robert, 39 York place. Anderson, Agnes, dressmaker, 17 High street. Alexander, turner, 97 South street. Alexander, carter, 44 South street. Alexander, joiner, 37 Leonard street. Alexander, labourer, 184 South street. Andrew (of Fraser & Anderson), 16 Athole street. Ann, seamstress, 55 Watergate. Ann, mangle, 49 Commercial street. Catherine, 266 High street. & Cramb, sculptors, York place. David, Free Middle Church officer, 27 Castlegable. David, dyer, 258 High street. 68 ANDERSON.

Anderson, David, weaver, 26 Pomarium. David, labourer, 44 Newrow. David, lapper, 12 West Mill street. Donald, shoemaker, 57 Leonard street. Duncan, sawyer, 238 High street. Edward, shunter, 41 Main street. Elizabeth, 37 Main street. Elizabeth, 19 North Methven street. Elizabeth, 48 Newrow. George, railway brakesman, 20 Carr's croft. George, joiner, 30 Commercial street. Isabella, 2 Thistle lane. J. & S., grocers, 139 High street. James, clerk, 18 Canal street. James, tailor, 198 High street. James, baker, 216 South street. James, mason, 20 New town. James, labourer, 125 South street. James, labourer, 65 Strathmore street. James, fitter, Craigie Park terrace. James, china merchant, 54 St. John street—house, 43 York place. Janet, 5 Pomarium. Jessie, grocer, 139 High street—house, 146. John A. (Dickson & Turnbull), St. Alban's Cottage, Kinnoull.

Rev. John, D. D. , Kinnoull manse. John, labourer, 162 South street. John, pawnbroker, 181 South street—house, 184. John, labourer, Barnhill. John, pointsman, 11 Barossa street. John A., fruiterer, 130 Canal crescent. John, wright, 232 High street. Margaret, straw-hat maker, 163 High street. Margaret, 30 Newrow. Matthew, china merchant, 29 St. John street—house, 8 Barossa place. Mrs Archibald, 224 High street. Mrs Daniel, grocer, 19 Athole street—house, 44. Mrs Duncan, eating-house, 118 South street.

Mrs George B. , 3 Rose terrace. Mrs James, 89 South street. Mrs James, 59 Leonard street. Mrs James, 6 Newrow. Mrs John, lodgings, 54 Princes street. Mrs Joseph, 35 Stormont street. Mrs Laurence, 204 South street. Mrs Peter, 20 Barrack street. ANDERSON ASH. 69

Anderson, Mrs Peter, 8 Long causeway. Mrs William, lodgings, 47 King street. Nicholas, ironturner, 113 High street. Peter (of Pirrie & Anderson), 14 King street. Robert, carter, 162 South street. Robert, carpenter, 16 Gowrie street. Robert, dyer, 87 High street. Samuel, coppersmith, 33 Kinnoull causeway. Thomas, river watcher, George Inn lane. Thomas, lapper, 36 West Mill street. Thomas, tollkeeper, Isla road. William, tailor, 142 High street. William (of Anderson & Oramb), 131 Canal street. William, shoemaker, 72 Watergate. William, turner, 25 Canal street. Andrews, Easton, flaxdresser, 13 Cutlog vennel. Robert, labourer, 20 Hospital street. William, inspector of weights and measures, County Buildings—house, 7 South Methven street. Angus, Andrew, tailor, 8 Barossa place. David, pointsman, 24 Carr's croft. George, labourer, 33 Pomarium. Jessie, Malloch's close, Canal street. James, blacksmith, 15 Thimblerow. Mrs James, 69 Leonard street. Mrs John, 6 Canal street. Robert, shopman, 51 Watergate. Thomas, railway guard, 94 Reform place. Thomas, shoemaker, 19 Thimblerow. William, labourer, 16 Carr's croft. Annan & Son, James, plasterers, 60 Princes street. Mary Imrie, 68 Canal street. Richard, porter, 22 West Mill street. Archer, Mrs James, lodgings, 18 West Mill street. William, Balhousie bank. Archibald, William, weaver, 195 High street. William, upholsterer, 4 Kinnoull street—house, 18 South Methven street. Armstrong, John, butler, Garry Cottage. John, photographer, Caledonian road. Arnot, George, engine-driver, 17 Priory place. Arnott, James, moulder, 6 Cross street. Robert, pointsman, 80 Watergate. Arthur, Henry, labourer, 40 Watergate. William, brakesman, 5 Whitefriars street. Arthurson, William, corkcutter, 38 Skinnergate. Ash, Isaac, shoemaker, 266 High street. Isaac, jun., shoemaker, 246 High street. ASH BARCLAY.

Ash, William, shoe furnishings, 127 High street—house, 55. Ashton, Alexander, bill-poster, 13 St. John's place. Austin, Mrs George, 24 West Mill street. Ayson, James, baker, 21 Union street. B Baillie, Charles, mechanic, 19 Mill street. Peter, porter, 7 Whitefriars street. Bain, Alexander, mail-guard, 59 Glover street. James, vegetable pill establishment, 53 Mill street. Mrs, 13 St. Ann's lane.

Baird, George S. , engineer, 4 George street. Jane, dressmaker, 5 George street. John, jeweller, 68 George street—house, 3 Bridge lane. Mrs John, 71 Pomarium. Baker, Joseph, brushmaker, 45 Meal vennel. Martin, labourer, 126 High street.

~~Mrs George A. , teacher of music, 4 Barossa place. Walter, Mart Hotel, 15 Mill street. William, labourer, 74 South street. Balfour, David, joiner, 30 Long causeway, Dovecotland.~~

Ballantyne, James, joiner, 4 James street. . James, saddler, 85 Main street. Thomas, joiner, 19 Islay street. Mrs James, 2 Clayholes. Mrs James, 240 South street. Ballintyne, Alexander, joiner, 16 Union lane. John, shuttlemaker, 82 Pomarium. Ballingal, A. H. (of Geo. Condie, Conning, & Co.), 13 Rose terrace. Ballingall, Mrs. David, 19 Speygate. Mrs Peter, mangle, 35 North Methven street. Balmain, David, weaver, 55 Strathmore street. James, tobacconist, 37 High street—h. 1 Nelson street. James, labourer, 292 High street. Margaret, dressmaker, 53 Commercial street. Band, Mrs Mungo, 60 Pomarium. Bank of Scotland Office, St. John street—A. Burns, agent. Banks, George, painter, 8 Clayholes. James, ropespinner, 141 High street—house 146. James, engine-driver, 13 Queen street. Richard, bookseller and stationer, 150 High st. —h. 146. Thomas, railway guard, 46 Leonard street. William, labourer, 170 South street. Bannister, Mary, milliner, 9 Charlotte street—house 11. Thomas, bootmaker, 9 Athole place—h. 11 Charlotte st. Barclay, Alexander, joiner, 28 Melville street. David, storekeeper, Priory place. BARCLAY—BAYNE. 71

Barclay, David, plasterer, 6 Hospital street. George, collector of poors' rates, 14 South street—house 8 Kinnoull street. Hugh, LL.D., sheriff-substitute, Early Bank, Craigie. James, 71 High street. James, tenter, 6 North William street. James, dyer, 9 Barossa street. William, teacher, 34 South William street. William A. (Savings Bank), 69 North Methven street. William, labourer, 113 High street. William, hostler, 113 High street. Barker, Andrew, labourer, 63 Main street. Mrs, boarding-school, 17 Athole street. Barlas, David, salesman, 263 High street. Elizabeth, 5 Pomarium. James, warper, 246 High street. Mrs William, ironmonger, 48 High st. —h. 3 York place. Barnet, John, blacksmith, 19 Mill street. Barns, Thos. provision merchant, 256 High street—house, 254. , Barty, Thomas, baker, 170 High street. Batchelor, Andrew, dresser, 38 New town. Bate, Cecelia, 3 Scott street. Mrs Alexander, 85 Victoria street. Baxter, Alexander, tailor, 28 Watergate. Charles, shoemaker, 18 Barrack street. David, weaver, 30 Whitefriars street. James, planemaker, 8 Pomarium. James, engine-fitter, 82 Pomarium. James, warper, 53 Strathmore street. James, painter, 55 Strathmore street. Jane, 31 Leonard street. Jane, 52 Pomarium. John, clockmaker, 26 Whitefriars street. John, labourer, 55 Strathmore street. John, weaver, 30 Pomarium. John, railway guard, 38 Leonard street. John, candlemaker, 28 Long causeway. Mrs Christina, 22 Melville street. Mrs David, 97 South street. Mrs James, 31 Hospital street. Mrs John, 26 Main street. William, seaman, Malloch's close, Canal street. Bayne, George, jeweller, 120 High street. James, labourer, 16 Long causeway. John, weaver, 30 Whitefriars street. John, stationer and printer, 29 High street—house, 26 Melville street. John, blacksmith, 276 High street. 72 BAYNE BERTRAM.

Bayne, Mrs James, grocer, 3 Leonard street—house 46. Mrs James, 129 South street. William, railway porter, 63 Strathmore street. William, engine-driver, 12 Paul street. William, pointsman, 2 Long causeway. William, clerk, 11 Stormont street. Beaton, David, teacher, 51 South Methven street. Beath, Jane, 14 South street. Beatson, David, confectioner, 22 Meal vennel. David, weaver, 97 South street. James, weaver, 106 High street. John, baker, 134 High street. William, labourer, 239 High street. Beattie, George, slater, 23 Commercial street. John, tobacconist, 158 High street—house, 14 King's place (west). Begg, James, Inland Revenue, Balhousie place. Mrs George, dairy, Mount Tabor. Belford, William, 23 Barossa place. Bell, Alexander, joiner, Gladstone terrace. Alexander, slater and Welsh slate dealer, 31 Canal st. Andrew, plasterer, 24 Thimblerow. Ann, 25 Hospital street. Ann, 21 Whitefriars street. Arthur, wine merchant, 5 Kirkside—h. 1 Moncreiffe ter. Cecilia, 60 Scott street. James, shoemaker, 9 Foundry lane. James, carpenter, 64 South street. Jane, lodgings, 9 Marshall place. Jessie, 4 Back wynd. Joseph, slater, 25 North Methven street. & Keay, manufacturers, 85 Leonard street. Mrs Henry John, Ivy Bank, Kinnoull. Mrs James, 88 High street. Mrs John, 291 High street. Misses, 18 North William street.

Ranie, & Co. , wine merchants, 35 St. John street. Robert, dyer, 139 South street. Robert, dyer, 6 Thimblerow. William, general dealer, 19 Kirkside. William (of Bell & Keay), 118 Canal street. William, shoemaker, 87 High street. Bellmont, William, 21 Kirkside. Bennet, Archibald, engineer, 38 Glover street. James, victualler, 3 South William street. Mrs William C, 15 Melville street. Benvie, Alexander, Cross Keys Inn, Bridgend. Bertram, John, joiner, 48 George street. BERWICK BLAIR. 73

Berwick, William, fish-dealer, 164 South street. William, horse dealer, 170 South street. Bett, David, railway guard, 34 JSTewrow. Mrs John, 58 South street. Beveridge, Robert, porter, 59 Meal vennel. Bickford, Mrs William, 21 Main street. Billetmaster's Office, 3 High st.' —And. Boyle, billetmaster. Billiard Rooms, 30 George street and South St. John's place. Binnie, George, railway guard, 46 Glover street. Bird, Thomas, labourer, 75 Leonard street. Birrel, Ann, Bellwoocl Cottage, Kinnoull. William, shoemaker, 8 Keir street. Bisset, Barbara, 199 South street. David, engine-driver, 75 Pomarium. James, labourer, 3 Clayholes. James, gardener, Bellwood Lodge, Kinnoull. James, weaver, 1 Thimblerow. John, labourer, 39 Kinnoull causeway. John, dyer, 13 Union street. John, surfaceman, 74 Pomarium. Peter, dyer, 25 High street. Mrs John, 29 Thimblerow. Thomas, dyer, 309 High street. William, slater, 332 High street. William, warper, 323 High street. William, Ewe and Lamb Tavern, 7 South street. William, weaver, 31 Thimblerow. William, labourer, 199 South street. Black, Agnes, 19 Marshall place. John, milliner and umbrella manufacturer, 173 High st. —house, 5 George street. John, clerk, post-office, Gladstone terrace. Peter, engine-driver, 72 Watergate. Mrs George, 52 South street. Robert, labourer, 46 Pomarium. Samuel, miller, 18 South Methven street. Blair, Andrew, bookseller, 46 Mill street. Ann, 9 Flesh vennel. Ann, dressmaker, Kirk close, 80 High street. James, labourer, 156 South street. Johanna, grocer, 29 Watergate. John, Balbeggie post-runner, 44 Main street. John, stocking-weaver, 30 Watergate. John, dyer, 58 Watergate. Mrs John, 3 Thimblerow. Mrs Mary, Gladstone terrace. Mrs William, Kirk close, St. John's place. Mrs Thomas, 17 Stormont street. —

~~74 BLAIR BRAID.~~

Blair, Mrs Thomas, seamstress, 5 Meal vennel. Robert C. L. (of Wm. Blair & Son), 7 Athole crescent. Rose P., chemist, 230 South street—h. 16 High street. & Son, William, manufacturers, 9 St. John street. Thomas, labourer, 8 Newrow. William (of Wm. Blair & Son), 5 Charlotte street. Blatch, Rev. William, 10 Marshall place. Blyth, George, labourer, 12 West Mill street. Mrs, 246 High street. Bolt, Thomas, tinsmith, 8 Pomarium. Bonar, Mrs John, 151 High street. Robert, agent, 24 Canal street. Bone, Mrs Richard, 54 South William street. Boothryde, Mary, eating-house, 31 Watergate. Borthwick, Elizabeth, meal-dealer, 20 South Methven street house, 17 Earl's dykes. John F., waiter, 9 Castlegable. Bourk, Mrs Thomas, grocer, 36 Pomarium. Bourke, Thomas, photographer, 17 King street. Bowden, Thomas, carpenter, 5 Keir street. Bower, Miss, 44 Mill street. John, M.D., E.N., Montreal Cottage, Isla road. Bowes, Mrs William, 13 Stormont street. Bowie, John, joiner, 43 Scott street. John, porter, 34 Pomarium. Bowsie, John, porter, 2 Glover street. Boyd, Arthur, warehouseman, 122 Canal crescent. David, plasterer, 82 Reform place. Fox Maule (of Stalker & Boyd), 24 Canal street. John, labourer, 53 Meal vennel. John, engine-driver, 56 South William street. John, porter, 52 Glover street. Mrs Peter, 55 Watergate. Mrs Peter, grocer, 34 Long causeway. Peter, labourer, 6 High street. Boyle, Andrew, billetmaster, 3 High street. Jane, Inchbank, 26 Main street. Mary, 40 Meal vennel. Mrs William, 19 Leonard street. Peter, weaver, 24 Clayholes. Rose Ann, draper, 135 South street. Bradley, John, carpenter, 1 Kinnoull causeway. Mrs Giles, 71 Victoria street. Brady, Terrance, auctioneer, 74 High street. Brae, Isabella, 12 Commercial street. John, gardener, 9 Commercial street. Braid, Mrs Alexander, 46 Commercial street. Mrs George, Brompton terrace. BRAID—BROWN. 75

~~Braid, Thomas, joiner, 97 South street.~~

Braithwood, Robert (R.P. R. ), 48 George street. Bramham, William, labourer, 2 Whitefriars street. Bramwell, James P., M.D., 17 Barossa place. Brand, Robert, builder, 68 St. John street. Brannan, Mrs Peter, lodgings, 128 South street. Brewster, Alexander, gardener, 43 Strathmore street. George, joiner, Readdie's place. George, Craigie Park terrace. John, & Co., sawmills, Victoria street. Robert, coachmaker, 4 James street. Bridgend Water Assessment Office, Tay street—William M. Stein, collector. Bridges, James, clerk, 224 High street. Mrs, County buildings. British Linen Company's Bank, George street—Geo. Condie, Conning, & Co., agents. Brodie, Colin, clerk, 3 Mill wynd. James, salesman, 86 High street. Brough, Alexander, baker, 55 West Mill street, David, labourer, 6 Union lane. George, ropespinner, 23 Thimblerow. James, painter, 146 High street. Janet, lodgings, 5 Gowrie street. John, dairy, Shore. John, Gowrie Inn, Watergate. John, baker, 26 Horse cross. Joseph, slater, 47 High street. Mrs Andrew, 8 Barrack street. Mrs Andrew, 3 Barossa street. Mrs James, 43 Canal street. Mrs John, lodgings, 12 Charlotte street. Robert, gardener, 26 Commercial street. Thomas, coachman, 23 Carpenter street. Brown, Alexander, waggon inspector, 3 Earl's dykes. Alexander, dyer, 190 High street. Andrew, shoemaker, 28 Horse cross. Andrew, hosier, 23 High street. Colin, hostler, 13 North Methven street. Daniel, bird-stuffer, 13 Bridge lane—house, New Scone. David, labourer, 333 High street. & Duncan, masons, 12 and 14 Kinnoull street. George (of Brown & Logie), 16 Rose terrace. Isabella, feather-dresser, 4 George street. James, cabinetmaker, 29 Mill street. James, mason, High Craigie. James, toolmaker, 59 Pomarium.

~~Rev. James C. , 75 Victoria place. 76 BROWN BRUCE.~~

Brown, Jean, winder, 246 South street. John, platelayer, 27 Kinnoull causeway. John, blacksmith, 18 Paul street. John, book canvasser, 82 South street. John, warder, 12 Pomarium. John, engine-driver, 11 Kinnoull causeway. John, engine-fitter, 282 High street.

J. R. , ironmonger, 1 Cutlog vennel. & Logie, wholesale grocers, Mill street. Mrs Alexander, embroiderer, 16 Marshall place. Mrs Alexander, 27 Pomarium. Mrs James, 75 Pomarium. Mrs John, 224 High street. Mrs Thomas, grocer, 38 Newrow. Mrs William, Auchtergaven Tavern, South Methven st. Peter, turner, 330 High street. Peter, labourer, 13 Barossa street. Robert, engine-driver, 232 High street. Robert, town officer, 21 King street. T. & W, joiners, Alexandra street—h. 246 High street. Thomas, labourer, 4 Thimblerow. Thomas, labourer, 224 High street. Thomas, labourer, 103 South street. Rev. William, M.A., Craigie House. William, teacher of drawing, Croft Cottage. William, watch and clock maker, 99 High street—house, 34 South William street. William, fruiterer, 69 South Methven street—house, 774 South street. William, pilot, 19 Speygate. William, gutta percha shoe shop, 109 High st. —h. 28. William, sea captain, 136 High street. William, weigher, 18 James street. Bruce, Alexander, labourer, 44 Meal vennel and 163 South st. David, tobacconist, 20 George street. David, fireman, 309 High street. George, (of J. Bruce & Son), Barnhill Cottage. George Graham, labourer, 2 North William street. James, painter, 105 South street. James, coal-agent, North British Station, Glasgow road. James, & Son, glaziers, 100 High street. John, painter, 70 South street. John, police constable, Shore. John, tailor and clothier, 58 St. John street—house, 19 York place. John, fruiterer, 53 Princes street. Mrs David, 102 High street. Mrs John, fruiterer, 15 Speygate. BRUCE BURKE. 77

Bruce, Mrs John, 39 Watergate. Mrs Thomas, 105 South street. Mrs William, 396 High street. Peter, commercial traveller, Kinnoull bank. Peter, labourer, 88 Reform place. Robert, labourer, 18 Carpenter street. Thomas, ship carpenter, 214 High street. William, 7 St. Leonard's bank. William D., writer, 32 Queen street. Bruntfield, David, labourer, 3 Mill wynd. Mrs Alexander, 102 High street. Thomas, corkcutter, 116 High street. Bryce, George, fitter, 170 High street. George, labourer, 181 High street. Brydon, William, hostler, Malloch's close, Canal street. Bryden & Sons, John, bellhangers, &c, 7 Princes street. Bryson, Charles, fishing-rod maker, 37 North Methven street. & Son, William, teachers of dancing and music, 25 Barossa street. Buchan, David, tailor, 38 Athole street. James, silk printer, 139 South street. James (of Buchan & Low), 4 St. Leonard's bank. James, slater, 32£ Mill st. —house, 151 High street. John, slater, 224 High street. John, weaver, 27 Thimblerow. & Low, grocers and iron merchants, 107 High street. Miss, lodgings, 9 North Methven street. Mrs Henry, 32 Long causeway. Buchanan, Joseph, engine-fitter, 70 Victoria street. L. M., clerk, 2 Rose terrace. Mrs, 1 Blackfriars street. Mrs Alexander, 1 Glover street. Mrs John, grocer, 87 South street.

Buik, Edward, & Co. , 40 Princes street. Robert, & Co. (Perth Rope Works), 7 Watergate. Buist, Andrew, M.D., 5 Athole crescent. Andrew, pensioner, 20 Whitefriars street. Elizabeth, 63 Leonard street. James, police constable, 61 Main street. Mrs Robert, 7 King's place. Thomas, wright, 84Pomarium. Burden, Duncan, tailor, 102 South street. Burgess, Mrs Henry, 211 High street. Mrs Peter, High Craigie. Burgh Assessor's Office, Tay street—Donald Mackintosh, assessor. Burgh Court-Room, 1 High street. Burke, Thomas, labourer, 134 High street. —

~~78 BURNET CAMERON.~~

Burnet, James, game-dealer, 31 Mill street. Robert, baker, 182 South street. Burnett, Thomas, dyer, 1 Earl's dykes. Burnfield, David, watchmaker, 53 South Methven street house, 8 Kinnoull street. Burns, Alexander, tailor, 55 High street. Alexander, mechanic, 120 Canal crescent. Andrew, ink-maker, 18 Watergate. Archibald, agent, Bank of Scotland, 50 St. John street. David, mason and tobacconist, 119 High street—house, Clayholes. Felix, furniture-dealer, 4 and 37 Meal vennel. George, shipowner, 3 Priory place. John, cabinetmaker, 3 Union street. John, gasfitter, 29 Stormont street. Mrs Elizabeth, 12 High street. Mrs Robert, 14 Watergate. Mrs Samuel, 18 Carpenter street. Burt, Betsy, washer, 7 Kirkgate. Burry, Ann, lodgings, 6 Canal street. Burton, Rev. John, Provost of St. Mnian's Cathedral, Black- friars House. Butter, Mrs Duncan, vintner, 225 South street. Butters, Rachel, confectioner, 18 Athole street. Byers, James, tenter, 36 West Mill street. C Caddie, James, bank porter, 52 St. John street. Cadzo, John, dairy, 19 Skinnergate. Cairns, James, labourer, 22 Pomarium. Mrs, Craigie Cottage. Cairncross, A. & G., watchmakers and jewellers, 6 St. John st. James, tailor and clothier, 28 High street. Mrs George, 42 George street. Cairnie, Elizabeth, 48 Glover street. James, 10 Paul's close. Mary Ann, 21 Castlegable. Robert, senior, bellhanger, 56 Meal vennel. Cairney, Mrs David, dairy, 43 Castlegable. Calderwood, junior, James, shoemaker, 67 High street. James, boot and shoe maker, 63 High street—house, 59. Matthew, flesher, 148 South street. Matthew, shoemaker, 103 South street. Thomas, fitter, 103 South street. Cameron, Alexander, mason, 33 Leonard street. Alexander, carriage-maker, 54 Glover street. Alexander, seaman, 69 South street. Alexander, mason, 42 Pomarium. —

~~CAMERON CAMPBELL. 79~~

Cameron, Andrew, labourer, 47 Meal vennel. Catherine, 9 Strathmore street. Charles, cabinetmaker, 79 South street. Daniel, labourer, 159 South street. David, mason, 126 High street. David, mason, 6 Paul street. Duncan, cabinetmaker, 8 Horner's lane. Duncan, seaman, 2 Flesh vennel. George, flesher, 7 Main street—house, 19 Commercial st. Hugh, labourer, 6 Paul street. James, weaver, 79 South street. James, blacksmith, 9 Speygate. James, labourer, Barnhill. J. & A.., upholsterers, 22 Gowrie street—house, 5. John, hammerman, 16 North port. John, carter, 34 Meal vennel. John, assistant inspector of poor, 21 King street. John, tailor, 4 Mill street. John, labourer, 336 High street. Joseph, dyer, 136 South street. Margaret, 273 High street. Matthew, labourer, 44^ Meal vennel. Mrs Alexander, confectioner, 8 Athole street. Mrs Alexander, 224 High street. Mrs Charles, grocer, 48 Athole street. Mrs Dougald, 7 Pomarium. Mrs James, 82 South street. Mrs James, 5 Gowrie street. Mrs James, 26 Melville street. Mrs John, 239 High street. Mrs Mary, 25 Guard vennel. Mrs Neil, 89 South street. Peter, sawyer, 10 Horner's lane. Peter, sawyer, 8 Horner's lane. Robert, waggon inspector, 12 Glover street. Robert, 53 Kinnoull causeway. Robert, seaman, 9 Paul street. William, sen., builder, Victoria st. —h. 12 Rose terrace. street. "William, junior, builder, 30 South William . Campbell, Alexander, coal merchant—depot, Glasgow road house, 77 Kinnoull causeway. Alexander, engine-fitter, 32 Leonard street. Alexander (of Macdonald & Campbell), 47 King street. Alexander, commercial traveller, Balhousie place. Archibald, labourer, 21 Clayholes.

~~& Co. , Archibald, dyers and renovators, 3 S. Methven st. Archibald (R.P.R.), 21 King street. Anthony, shoemaker, 25 Hospital street. 80 CAMPBELL.~~

Campbell, Catherine, 5 Back wynd. Catherine, lodgings, 71 South Methven street. Catherine, 8 Cross street. Colin, carriage inspector, 42 Glover street. Colonel Archibald, 24 Barossa place. David, labourer, 75 South street. David, blacksmith, 18 Canal street. David, boatbuilcler, 37 Kinnoull causeway—house, 90 Reform place. Donald, plasterer, 61 Strathmore street. Donald, 3 Bridge lane. Duncan, labourer, 23 Cross street. George, labourer, 9 Flesh vennel. George, Baxter's vennel. Helen, lodgings, 10 St. Ann's lane. James, joiner, 12 Barossa street. Jane, 9 Commercial street. John (of Young & Campbell), 15 Earl's dykes. John, joiner, 54 Glover street. John, labourer, 25 Guard vennel. John, labourer, 32 West Mill street. John, tailor, 139 Canal street. John, tailor, 174 South street. John, grocer and agent, 28 N. Methven st. —house, 30. John, hosier, 132 High street. Joseph, painter and paperhanger, 97 High street—h. 126. Malcolm, shoemaker, 74 Pomarium. Margaret, 27 Guard vennel. Margaret, seamstress, 116 High street. Margaret, 6 Paul's close. Margaret, 139 Canal crescent. Mrs Archibald, 37 George street. Mrs Catherine, 170 High street. Mrs Donald, 53 Leonard street. Mrs Donald, George Inn lane. Mrs James, 37 Main street. Mrs John, 75 Glover street. Mrs John, 64 Long causeway. Mrs Margaret, 82 South street. Mrs Paul, 11 Cow vennel. Mrs Peter, 69 George street. Mrs Robert, 50 Main street. Mrs Thomas, Gladstone terrace. Mrs William, 6 Glover street. Peter, mason, 39 Castlegable. Peter, junior (of P. & P. Campbell), 1 Balhousie bank.

~~P. & P. , silk dyers and renovators, 35 South Methven street—works, Balhousie. CAMPBELL CAVANAGH. 81~~

Campbell, Robert, mason, 69 South street. William, engine-driver, 56 West Mill street. William, labourer, 19 Flesh vennel. William, plasterer, 9 Speygate. William, weaver, 7 Whitefriars street. Campsie, Alexander, blacksmith, 74 Victoria street. James, joiner, 13 Speygate. James, meal-dealer, 1 North Methven street—house, 6 Murray street. Mrs John, 23 Castlegable. Cant, Andrew, baker, 20 Hospital street. Cantwell, Mrs Joseph, 308 High street.

Cardy, Edward, bandmaster (R.P.R. ), 81 Canal street. Carmichael, Duncan, bootmaker, 14 George street—house, 54 High street. James, labourer, 26 Melville street. John, Temperance Hotel, 31 St. John street. John, contractor, 88 South street. Mrs Janet, 64 South street. Mrs John, 35 Kinnoull causeway. Peter, Salutation Hotel, 24 South street. Robert, brakesman, 39 Scott street. Rev. W. C. H, 13 Rose terrace. Carnagan, Mrs, confectioner, 37 South street. Carnegie, Mrs Alexander, 32 South William street. F. P., commission agent, 66 Watergate—h. 1 Nelson st. James, cutler, 292 High street. John, labourer, 266 High street. William, labourer, 12 Flesh vennel. Carney, Ann, High Craigie. Carr, Alexander, millwright, 24 North port. Angus, baker, 142 South street. Norman, hawker, 190 High street. Robert, baker, 49 South Methven street—house 37. William, shoemaker, 219 High street. Carrick, Alexander, agent (burial society), 45 South street. Mary, hosier, 47 South street. Carron, Mrs John, tobacconist, 84 High street—house, 34 Athole street. Mrs William, 34 Athole street. Carsewell, William, blacksmith, 47 Pomarium. Casey, John, labourer, 33 Castlegable. Cassidy, Mrs Peter, 28 Meal vennel. Peter, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street. Thomas, labourer, 24 Newrow. Casson, Agnes, 74 Pomarium. Cater, Henrietta, 2 Blackfriars street. Cavanagh, Patrick, labourer, 35 Castlegable. G 82 CAW CHRISTIE.

Caw, David, lather, 179 South street. James, carpenter, 32 Skinnergate. Matthew, labourer, 15 Claypotts wynd. William, dyer, 15 Thimblerow. Cess Office, County Buildings. Chalmers, Agnes, 5 East Bridge street. Elizabeth, milliner, 247 High street. Henry, Old Ship Hotel, 25 High street. Heriot, winder, 8 Cross street. & Honey, grocers and seed merchants, 122 High street. James (of Chalmers & Honey), 39 North Methven st. Jane, 67 Canal street. John, pointsman, 30 Carr's croft. John, architect, 4 St. Leonard street. John, copper and tin smith, 251 High street—h. 253. John, labourer, 69 South street. John, collector of dues, 1 West Bridge street. Mrs John, lodgings, 232 High street. Mrs John, 8 Pomarium. Peter, hostler, 47 Meal vennel. Robert, baker, 176 South street. William, dyer, 141 Canal crescent. William, timekeeper, 9 Scott street. William, tailor, 9 Castlegable. William, solicitor, 76 Victoria street. William, plasterer, 47 Meal vennel. William, mason, 9 Pomarium. Challoner, Thomas, clerk, 6 Main street. Chaplain, Misses, teachers, 50 Athole street. Chapman, Mrs Ann, 33 Stormont street. Chisholm, Alexander, joiner, 14 South street. Donald, labourer, 3 Paul's square. James, sawyer, St. Ann's lane. Mrs James, 162 South street. John, railway sack contractor, 40 South Methven street —house, North bank, Craigie. Simon, engine-driver, 308 High street. William B., draper, 29 George st.—house, 68 Athole st. William, blacksmith, 81 Kinnoull causeway. Christie, Alexander, dyer, 232 High street. Daniel, engine-driver, 52 Glover street. Duncan, mason, 148 South street. George, blacksmith, 70 South Methven street. James, cabinetmaker, 55 High street. James, tailor, 370 High street. James, plasterer, 136 South street. Rev. James, 13 North Methven street. John, mason, Malloch's close, Canal street. — CHRISTIE—CLARK. 83

Christie, John, coachbuilder, 170 High street. John, meal-dealer, 7 Gastlegable—house, 5. Mrs Elizabeth, 11 Meal vennel. Mrs George, dressmaker, 65 Strathmore street. Mrs John, Black Bull Inn, Kirkgate. Mrs Robert, 16 North port. Mrs Thomas, 165 South street. Mrs William, 13 Barossa street. Robert, surgeon, 77 Victoria street. & Tainsh, printers, 25 High street. Thomas, bookbinder, 181 High street. Thomas F., bookbinder, 6 Bridge lane—house, Craigie Park terrace. Thomas, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street. William, coal merchant, North British Coal Depot house, 6 Queen street, Craigie. William, 29 Stormont street. Christison, Mrs John, 190 High street. Chrystal, George, engineer and millwright, St. John's Foundry —house, 61 Strathmore street. John (of Fyfe and Chrystal), 61 Strathmore street. Mrs Peter, 61 Strathmore street. City Chamberlain's Office, 3 High street—James Thomson. City Chambers, 3 High street—Arch. Reid, Wm. Greig, and John Thomas, clerks. City Mission Room, King James VI. Hospital Buildings. City of Glasgow Bank, 30 St. John street—Hay & Whyte, agents. Clark, Adam, pointsman, 13 Whitefriars street. Alexander, warper, 12 Paul street. Ann, 13 Queen street, Craigie. Ann, winder, 55 Strathmore street. & Brown, hosiers, 53 High street—house, Priory place. Catherine, 25 Hospital street. Catherine, 47 Strathmore street. Catherine, 6 Canal street. Charles, labourer, 2 Whitefriars street. David, gardener, 17 Commercial street. David, weaver, 75 Pomarium. David, labourer, 151 High street. George, plumber, 90 Victoria street. George, shoemaker, 176 South street. George, clerk, 111 South street. James, labourer, High Craigie. James, painter, 39 Gastlegable. James, grain measurer, 1 Horner's lane. James, clerk, 142 South street. James, timekeeper, 10 Athole street. CLARK COCK.

Clark, John, shoemaker, 10 Carpenter street. John, engine-driver, 39 Castlegable. John, warehouseman, 327 High street. Mrs Charles, 23 Stormont street. Mrs David, 198 High street. Mrs Hugh, spirit-dealer, 140 South street. Mrs Hugh, mangle, 246 High street. Mrs James, 8 Keir street. Mrs James, 6 Thimblerow. Mrs John, 13 Paul street. Mrs John, 133 Canal street. Peter, weaver, 35 Leonard street. Robert, boot and shoe maker, 16 George st. —h. Barnhill. Robert, cabinetmaker, 192 High street—house, above. Robert, labourer, 70 Long causeway. R. & D., bakers, 152 High street—house, 156. William, carter, 37 Canal street. Clausen, Mrs Lilias, Gowrie Bank, Barnhill. Clayton, George, dyer, 51 Meal vennel. John, labourer, 2 Blackfriars wynd. Clement, Andrew, labourer, 184 South street. Cave, 21 Main street. James, labourer, 29 Pomarmm. Mrs James, Wellshill. Misses, dressmakers, 17 High street. Thomas, engine-driver, 14 Glover street. Clink, Isabella, 8 Newrow. Clochy, Mrs Michael, 280 High street. Clow, Alexander, labourer, 32 Thimblerow. Clunie, John (of Clunie & Wilson), 18 Keir street. John, blacksmith, 26 West Mill street. & Wilson, joiners, 67 Main street. Clyne, Mrs James, 133 Canal crescent. Clydesdale Bank, 20 St. John st. —Thomas & MacLeish, agts. Coaching and Hiring Establishments, 58 George street, 22 Princes street, 27 and 29 Mill street, and 5 and 14 North William street. Coates, Andrew, Bridgend House. Cochrane, Charles, fish and fruit dealer, 116 High street. David, East Church officer, 4 Cow vennel. Isabella, 33 Pomarium. James, labourer, 38 Skinnergate. Janet, market-gardener, Barnhill. Mrs Peter, 9 Strathmore street. Thomas, clerk, 11 James street. William, blacksmith, 4 South street. William, engineer, 5 James street. Cock, Isabella, 65 Strathmore street. COLE COUNTY. 85

Cole, Mrs Janet, sick-nurse, 297 High street. Coleman, John, labourer, 134 High street. Collins, William, clerk, railway clearing house, 3 Glover st. Collison, Mrs William, 46 Pomarium. Comb, Thomas, sexton, 42 Long causeway. Compton, Joseph, gardener, 19 Strathmore street. Commercial Bank or Scotland, South st. —T. Soutar, agent. Commissary Clerk's Office, County Buildings—Arch. B-eid. Comrie, Mrs David, 211 High street. Mrs John, 19 Speygate. William, pointsman, 9 Glover street. Conacher, Charles, farrier and veterinary surgeon, 75 Water- gate—house, 23 Marshall place. James, seaman, 66 South street. John, mason, 224 High street. Margaret, dressmaker, 4 Melville street. Mrs Charles, 17 Hospital street.

~~Condie, George, Conning, & Co. , solicitors and bank agents, 75 George street. Congreve, John, Sir~~ ~~Walter Scott Tavern, 41 Watergate.~~

Conning, John (of Geo. Condie, Conning, & Co. ), Summerbank. Constable, Ann, Brompton terrace. Isaac (of Constable & Macgregor), 28 High street. James, 47 High street. & Macgregor, jewellers, 40 George street. Cook, Alexander, dyer, 32 Barossa place. Catherine, 15 Commercial street. David, weaver, 2 Cross street. Mrs Peter, 258 High street. Mrs Peter, 49 Commercial street. Thomas, fitter, 183 South street. Thomas, labourer, 185 South street. Co-operative Society (Limited), 55 North Methven street. Cornfute, David, blacksmith, 31 Pomarium. James (of Cornfutes & Milne), 11 Barossa place. Mrs, 10 Pose terrace. Robert, blacksmith, 30 Barossa street. Cornfutes & Milne, manufacturers, 23 Melville street. Costella, Walter, shoemaker, 40 Meal vennel. Costells, Peter, hawker, 5 Meal vennel. Coulter, James, warder, 8 Kirkside. James, shoemaker, 37 Scott street. Mrs James, milliner, 12 Kirkside. County Assessor's Office, Tay street—Don. Mackintosh and A. Young. County Constabulary Office, County Buildings. County Hall, foot of South street. County Prison, Speygate. 86 COUNTY—CRA1GIE.

County and City of Perth Infirmary, 13 York place. Coull, James, fish-dealer, 39 Mill street—house, 17 Kirkgate. Joseph, joiner, 65 Pomarium. Cousin, Alexander, fireman, 8 St. Ann's lane. Coutts, David, shoemaker, 155 South street. Jane, weaver, 23 Stormont street. Margaret, Glencoe Tavern, 243 High street. Mary, confectioner, 262 High street. Mrs George, 5 Leonard street. Mrs James, 266 High street. Peter, pavior, 83 Main street. Thomas, letter-carrier, 334 High street. Walter, slater, 184 South street. William, refreshment rooms, 27 Hospital street. Coventry, John, beamer, 55 High street. Mrs John, 1 Thimblerow. Mrs Captain Richard, 20 Melville street. Robert, pensioner, 61 Strathmore street. Cow, Hugh, brakesman, Malloch's close, Canal street. Cowan, Henry, painter, 113 High street. Hosack, shoemaker, 206 South street. Isabella, 3 Curfew row. James, clerk, 6 Paul street. Mrs Alexander, 9 Main street. Mrs James, 131 Canal street. Rev. Robert, 1 King's place. Samuel, proprietor of the Perthshire Advertiser, Murray- ville, Kinnoull. Cowie, James, labourer, 232 High street. Cowper, Ann, 34 Leonard street. George, labourer, 232 High street. John, grocer, 27 King street. Mrs Robert, 13 Back wynd. Robert, turner, 219 High street. Cowperthwaite, Mrs John, lodgings, 86 Victoria street. Cox, Caleb, Collector of Customs, Mansfield place. Coyne, Martin, labourer, 199 South street. Craig, David, fireman, 55 Princes street. George, mealdealer, 35 Main street. Mrs Thomas, 34 Newrow. William, hammerman, 99 Canal street. Craigdallie, Andrew, tailor, 74 South street. Craigie, Farney, shoemaker, 184 South street. George, lamplighter, 2 Carpenter street. Isabella, 123 High street. James, 13 Barossa place. Mrs David, 2 Athole crescent. Mrs David, 13 Paul street. ORAIGIE CRICHTON. 87

Craigie, Mrs George, 1 Paul street. Mrs John, Craigie Park terrace. Thomas L., warehouseman, 6 Charlotte street. Cramb, James, mason, 222 South street. John (of Anderson & Cramb), sculptor, 10 County place. Mrs James, 49 Leonard street. Mrs William, 12 Barossa street. Robert, surfaceman, Barnhill. William, labourer, 146 High street.

Cranstoun, James H. , landscape painter, 3 Athole street. Crawford, David, fruiterer, 22 Hospital street. James, bricklayer, 206 South street. Jane, poulterer, 10 North port. Mrs Alexander, grocer, 73 South street. Mrs David, 6 Main street. Mrs John, flesher, 104 High street—house, 81. William, clerk, 65 Main street. Cree, Finlay, mason, 18 Paul street. John, labourer, 159 South street. Peter, 44 Barossa street. Peter, coal-merchant, 12 High street. P. & J., coal-merchants, 56 Watergate—h. 18 Canal st. Robert, coalman, Kirk close. Crerar, Alexander, bootcloser, 113 High street. Andrew, grocer and potato merchant, 5 North Methven street—house, 17. James, dyer, 47 High street. Mrs John, 28 Pomarium. Mrs Robert, 6 Mill close, High street. Robert, labourer, 68 Pomarium. William, smith, 7 Clayholes. William, saddler, 215 South street. Crichton, Alexander, factory manager, Balhousie place. Andrew, mason, 77 Glover street. David, baker, 25 Pomarium. Elizabeth, refreshments, 204 High street. George, lapidary, 54 George street—h. 7 Charlotte st.

George P. , tailor, 69 North Methven street. & Son, George, dentists, 74 Charlotte street. James, draper, Nelson street. James, joiner, 55 High street. James, weaver, 35 Cross street. James, tailor and clothier, 42 South Methven street. J. U., dentist, 56 George street. John, mason, 11 Charteris street. Thomas, tailor, 18 George street. William, baker, 4 South street. —

~~88 CRICHTON CUTHBERT.~~

Crichton, William, corn-merchant, 316 High street. Orockart, William, wine and spirit merchant, 1 South street. Croll, Alexander, superintendent of fishings, 60 High street. James, painter, 69 Leonard street. Mrs Andrew, mangle, 210 South street. Crombie, Miss Frances, 12 Charlotte street. Mrs Nicol, 49 Leonard street. Nicol, cabinetmaker, 20| Barrack street—house, 22. Cross, Mrs James, 10 County place. Crow, David, weaver, 27 Kinnoull causeway. David, weaver, 7 Kinnoull causeway. James, painter, 41 Newrow. John, tailor, 6 Oliphant's vennel. John, weaver, 42 Pomarium. Margaret, 37 G-eorge street. Mrs David, 27 Kinnoull causeway. Mrs James, confectioner, 5 Athole street. Mrs John, 27 Cross street. William, labourer, 71 Watergate. Croy, David, tailor, 89 Leonard street. Henry, labourer, 28 Long causeway.

Cruickshanks, James (R.P.B. ), 25 Scott street. James S., cutter, 5 Queen street, Craigie. Richard, commission agent, St. Ann's lane—h. Mount Tabor. Crumley, William, tinsmith, 134 High street. Cumming, Alexander, turner, 4 Cow vennel. Alexander, labourer, 12 Paul's close, Newrow. James, turner, 16 Union street lane. James, moulder, 47 Stormont street. John, waiter, 7 South Methven street. John, engine-fitter, 21 Cross street. Samuel, labourer, 26 Whitefriars street. Cunningham, Alexander, weaver, 2 Cross street. James, salmon-fisher, 23 Cross street. James, labourer, 239 High street. James, railway guard, 4 Long causeway. John, labourer, 3 Cutlog vennel. William, labourer, 33 Castlegable. William, gardener, 21 Cross street. Curr, John, slater, 190 High street. Currie, J. & T., wine and spirit merchants, 167 High street house, 31 York place. Mrs Thomas, 9 St. Ann's lane. Custom House, Victoria Buildings, Tay street. Cuthbert, Alexander, 11 Whitefriars street. Andrew, teacher, 4 North port. David, weaver, 27 Thimblerow. CUTHBERT DAWSON. 89

Cuthbert, David (Imrie & Cuthbert), 10 St. Ann's lane. James, meal-merchant, 11 St. John's place—house, 10. Mrs William, 60 Scott street. William, manure agent, 55 High street. William, labourer, 8 Cutlog vennel. William, waiter, 23 Kirkgate. D Dalgleish, William, porter, 49 Leonard street. Dandie, Newby, & Dandie, chemists and druggists, 75 High street—house, 71. Danish Vice Consul, Walter Stuart, 23 Princes street. Darling & Co., A., hatters, 35 George street. Davidson, Alexander, plumber, Gladstone terrace. Allan, carter, 6 Kinnoull causeway. Andrew, solicitor, Tay street—house, 4 Balhousie bank. Ann, 38 High street. Charles, upholsterer, 246 High street. Ebenezer, hawker, 37 Castlegable. Henry, litter, 8 Long causeway. James, engine-stoker, 12 Whitefriars street. James, teacher of languages, 3 Athole street. James, 71 High street. James, flesher, 30 Newrow. James, porter, 34 Newrow. Janet, dressmaker, 202 South street. Janet, winder, 6 Strathmore street. John, clerk, 224 High street. Mary, milliner, 54 Watergate. Mary, 17 Pomarium. Mrs George, 47 High street. Mrs James, 40 Victoria street. Peter, market gardener, Barnhill. Peter, upholsterer, 54 Watergate. Rev. Walter, 20 York place. William, railway inspector of police, 57 Glover street. William, carter, 96 Reform place. William, tailor, 103 Canal street. William, engine-fitter, 27 Priory place. Davie, John, weaver, 7 Low street. Mrs James, cowfeeder, 43 Commercial street. Mrs James, 14 South street. Mrs John, 53 Leonard street. Dawson, David, market gardener, Barnhill. John, shoemaker, 224 High street. John, millwright, 87 Canal street. John, labourer, 129 South street. Mrs Thomas, 297 High street. 90 DAWSON DICKIE.

Dawson, William, porter, 13 East Bridge street. Dear, Mrs William, market gardener, Barnhill. Deas, Andrew, bone-setter, 35 Kinnoull causeway. David, joiner, Old Shore. Henry, mechanic, 13 Barossa street. James B. (of Garvie & Deas), 2 St. Leonard's bank. William B. (of Garvie & Deas), 14 York place. Dedrick, Frank, smith, 70 Victoria street. Deighton, Betsy, dressmaker, 228 South street. Dennis, Mrs Elizabeth, 279 High street. Deuchars, John, tailor, 170 South street. Devaney, Francis, labourer, 40 Meal vennel. Michael, labourer, 146 High street. Patrick, labourer, Shuttlefield Close, Canal street. Peter, labourer, 134 High street. Dewar, Alexander, slater, 286 High street. Charles, tailor, 129 South street. Charles, weaver, 27 Pomarium. Charles, gasfitter, 205 South street. David, gas-inspector, 3 South St. John's place. David, labourer, 134 High street. Duncan, porter, 47 Stormont street. Duncan, tailor, 16 North port. Isabella, 11 Meal vennel. James (of Macnaughton & Dewar), Rose Cot., Bridgend. James, porter, 23 Castlegable.

James (of Dewar, Mitchell, & Co. ), Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 6 Charlotte street—house, 4 Rose terrace. John (of Dewar & Honey), 34 High street. John, wine and spirit merchant, 111 High street—house, 11 Athole street. John, blacksmith, 72 Watergate. John, labourer, 34 Newrow. Mitchell, & Co., proprietors of the Courier newspaper, 62 Watergate. Margaret, 47 Stormont street. Mrs John, 32 West Mill street. Mrs Peter, 129 South street. Mrs Peter, 8 Newrow. R. M. & Co., drapers, &c, 4 St. John's place—house, 1 Barossa place. Thomas, labourer, 11 Cow vennel. William, slater, 7 Stormont street. & Honey, drapers, 1 St. John street. Dick, John, engine-driver, 33 Kinnoull causeway. John, seed-merchant and vintner, 22 South Methven st. Dickie, Mrs James, 142 South street. DICKIE DONALDSON. 91

Dickie, Mrs James, 79 Watergate. Dickson, Andrew, joiner, 34 Newrow. Charles, tailor, 10 East Bridge street. John (of Mackenzie & Dickson), Greenbank, Bridgend. John, labourer, 1 Cutlog vennel. & Turnbull, nursery and seedsmen, 26 George street. Matthew, printer, 151 High street. William, cooking depot, 97 Canal street. William, plasterer, 1 Rose lane. William, glazier, 47 Meal vennel. Dingwall, Alexander, grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 36 St. John street—house, 57 George street. James, grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 5 Main st. James, railway guard, 5 James street. Mrs John, milliner, 62 High street. Dobie, Mrs Mary, 170 High street. Docherty, Andrew, shoemaker, 116 High street. James, baker, 14 Union lane. Susan, 151 High street. William, pensioner, 47 High street. Doig, Alexander, egg merchant, 44 Skinnergate. James, engine-driver, 20 Newrow. James, 61 Glover street. Peter, engine-driver, 32 Leonard street. Rachel, 4 Mill wynd. Dolan, Felix, labourer, 32 West Mill street. Don, Alexander, railway porter, 47 Pomarium. Mrs John, 68 Pomarium. Peter, plumber, 78 Reform place. Robert, tanner, 36 Commercial street. William, plasterer, 116 High street. Donald, Alexander, pointsman, 23 Cross street. Catherine, confectioner, 85 High street. Elizabeth, 19 Gowrie street. John, 2 Union street lane. Mrs John, 32 Melville street. William, Bankhead, Bridgend. Donaldson, Alexander, labourer, 2 Thistle lane. Alexander, weaver, 10 Athole street. Charles, weaver, 12 Paul street. David, plumber, 209 High street—house, 96. Emily, 120 Canal street. Gilbert, wright, 41 Stormont street. James, clerk, 211 High street.

~~James (of Robertson, Donaldson, & Co. ), 8 Victoria Janet, seamstress, 9 St. John street. John, railway porter, 10 Castlegable. Margaret, hawker, 12 Paul street. 92 DONALDSON DOW,~~

Donaldson, Mrs, 3 Cutlog vennel. Mrs Alexander, 6 St. Paul's square. Mrs Andrew, 2 Paul's close, Newrow. Mrs David, 148 South street. Paton, & Mackenzie, drapers, 34 George street. Robert, engine-driver, 70 Pomarium. Thomas, plasterer, 34 Newrow. Thomas, baker, 248 High street—house above. William, weaver, 1 Rose lane. William, labourer, 27 Watergate. Donnely, Patrick, labourer, 8 Skinnergate. Mrs, 6 Mill close. Donohue, John, shoemaker, Meal vennel. Doonan, John, broker, 64 Meal vennel. Dorward, Mrs Alexander, 34 Newrow. John, engineer, 52 Victoria street. Dott, Mrs, 48 South Methven street. Mrs John, 214 High street. Dougal, John, fireman, 39 Princes street. Doughty, Thomas, watchmaker, 313 High street. Douglas, Alexander, painter, 9 Union street lane. Alexander, mason, 12 Princes street. Barbara, 41 Stormont street. Donald, tailor, 89 South street. Mrs Donald, 20 Hospital street. George (of Skinner & Douglas), 32 Leonard street. James, engine-driver, 87 Canal street. John, labourer, 18 Barrack street. Mrs John, 14 Union street lane. Mrs William, Temperance Inn, 18 Leonard street. Mrs William, 15 Commercial street. Mrs William, milliner, 148 High street. Matthew, labourer, 50 Glover street. Peter, labourer, Barnhill. Robert, corn-merchant, 87 Leonard street. & Son, George R., painters and paper-hangers, 52 Princes street—house, 1 Marshall place. Stewart, sewing-machine agent, 38 High street. William (of Douglas & Son), 40 James street. William, tenter, 18 Barrack street. William, engine-fitter, 82 Reform place. William, tailor and clothier, 71 George street. Dow, Helen, 5 Castlegable. James, joiner, 246 High street. James, grain-dealer, 28 Barrack street. Jane, 48 Castlegable. John, clerk, 83 Watergate. John, book deliverer, 16 Newrow. — DOW DUFF. 93

Dow, John, road-inspector, 40 Glover street. John, labourer, 69 Strathmore street. John, drover, 6 Paul street. Margaret, 26 South Methven street. Mrs Peter, 50 Main street. Mrs Thomas, 3 Melville street. Robert, painter and paperhanger, 59 George street house, Springbrae, Kinnoull. Robert, labourer, 12 Back wynd. Peter, joiner, 40 Mill street. William, joiner, 232 High street—house, 8 Kinnoull st. William, joiner, 65 Strathmore street. Dowie, Emily, winder, 65 Strathmore street. John, weaver, 350 High street. Mrs Peter, 54 Watergate. William, weaver, 400 High street. Dron, Mrs David, midwife, 6 Canal street. Drummond, Alexander (of Palmers & Drummond), 12 North William street. Christina, 13 Princes street. David, joiner, Gladstone terrace. Henry, engine-driver, Craigie Park terrace. James, 4 King's place. Mrs William, 13 Barossa street. Thomas, weaver, 10 Cross street. Dryer, Henry, tailor, 34 Meal vennel. Drysdale, Andrew, weaver, 46 Pomarium. Charles, slater, 2 Union lane.

Hugh, 1st Wheaten Bread Society, 49 North Methven st. Mrs William, 46 Commercial street. Duff, Alexander, blacksmith, 83 Canal street. David, labourer, 69 South street; David, Cross Keys Inn, Kirkside. James, porter, 71 Pomarium. James, shopman, Gladstone terrace. James, drill instructor, 22 St. John street. James, carter, 8 Mill wynd. James, sheriff-officer, 48 George street. James, labourer, 32 Newrow. John, carter, 70 Athole street. John, cowfeeder, 10 Hospital street. John, weaver, 14 Pomarium. Misses, teachers, 58 South Methven street. Mrs Peter, 190 High street. Mrs William, winder, 102 High street. Peter, coal merchant, Glasgow road coal depot—house, 81 Kinnoull causeway.

~~Pt. F. , manure agent, 14 Victoria street. 94 DUFF DUNCAN.~~

Duff, Thomas, poulterer, 9 Kirkgate. Thomas, carter, 113 High street. Walter, spirit-dealer, 99 South street. William, tenter, 46 Barossa street. William, concertina maker, 62 South Methven street. William Wilson, weaver, 180 South street. Duguid, Alexander, cab proprietor, 245 High street. Dunbar, Mrs John, eating-house, 49 Watergate.

Duncan, Alexander M. (of A. &R. ), shipowner, 16 Queen street. Alexander, shoemaker, 67 South. Methven street. Andrew, dyer, 89 South street. Ann, 6 Main street. Catherine, 22 St. John street. Charles, coach-trimmer, 39 Priory place. David, 170 South street. David, engine-driver, 41 Glover street. David, labourer, 15 Claypotts wynd. David, porter, High Craigie. David, labourer, 190 High street. Helen, Witch-hill, Bridgend. Helen, dressmaker, High Craigie. J. & J., pianoforte teachers, 18 Kinnoull street. James, mechanic, 100 Reform place. James (of Morison & Duncan), 10 Athole street. James, Wellbank, Kinnoull. James, carpenter, 44 South street. James, mason, High Craigie. James, iron-turner, 11 Cow vennel. James, dairy, High Craigie. James, joiner, High Craigie. John, bootmaker, 63 South Methven street—house, 45 Kinnoull causeway. John, teacher, 79 Canal street. John, coal merchant, 5 Claypotts wynd. John, draper, 159 High street—h. 77 Strathmore street. Joseph, detective-officer, 282 High street. Mrs John, 13 East Bridge street. Mrs Robert, 55 Main street. Mrs Thomas, confectioner, 133 High street—house, 47 George street. Robert, tailor, 85 South street.

Robert (of A. & R. ), shipowner, 9 High street. Thomas, coal merchant, 100 Reform place. Thomas, gardener, 38 Long causeway. Trustees, bakers, 115 High street. William, cabinetmaker, 14 Claypotts wynd. William, labourer, 31 Scott street. William, weaver, 394 High street. DUNCAN EDWAED. 95

Duncan, William, fruiterer, 25 Watergate. William, labourer, 190 High street. Duncanson, James, tailor, 219 High street. Thomas, baker, 2 Main street—house, 16. Dunn, Archibald, sailmaker, Malloch's close, Canal street. David, joiner, 55 High street. George, shoemaker, 52 Castlegable. Jessie, feather dresser, 55 High street. John, bookbinder, 48 Nevvrow. Mrs Archibald, 310 High street. Peter, railway porter, 10 Paul street. Dundee Advertiser and People's Journal Branch Office, 104 High street. Dunsmore & Son, Buchanan, drapers, 58 High street—h. 54. John, labourer, 8 Guard vennel. Durage, Michael, labourer, 155 South street. Durie, Jane, dressmaker, 1 James street. Dutch, Alexander, carpenter, 3 Main street. Mrs George, 3 Main street. Dyer, James, clerk, 258 High street. M. & J., umbrella makers, 60 George street—house, 15 Bridge lane. Dymock, Rev. Thomas, AM., 3 Athole crescent. E Eadie, Helen, 14 Watergate. Mrs Charles, mangle, 13 Melville street. William, porter, 13 Barossa street. William, engine-driver, 59 Newrow. Eadington, David, hawker, 32 Skinnergate. James, gardener, 58 Watergate. Easson, David, guard, 28 Whitefriars street. David, carpenter, 98 Reform place. Jane, 19 Mill street. John, baker, 116 High street. Mrs David, Malloch's close, Canal street. William, tailor, 17 East Bridge street. Eastmont, Charles, fireman, 56 Meal vennel. Easton, Jane, 113 High street. John, Guildry officer, 26 Newrow. Eaton, Stephen, labourer, 19 Leonard street. Edward, Ann, seamstress, 37 Main street. James, toy merchant, 21 St. John street. James, engine-fitter, 282 High street. James, labourer, 57 Main street. John, porter, 45 Kinnoull causeway. John, warder, 51 Scott street. Mary, 4 South street. 96 EDWARD—FARQUHARSON.

Edward, Mrs John, midwife, 71 Watergate. Mrs William, embroidery stamper, 260 High street- house, 238. Peter, hammerman, 39 Princes street. William, coal-merchant, Princes street station. Egan, James, labourer, 126 South street. Elder, Alexander, labourer, 125 South street. Alexander, weaver, 38 Pomarium. Chalmers, confectioner, 261 High street. David, potato-dealer, 18 Cow vennel. Henry, weaver, 56 Pomarium. Margaret, 56 Pomarium. Mrs Chalmers, 13 Paul street. Mrs James, 10 Castlegable. Elliot, George, mason, 25 Cuard vennel. Ellis, Alexander, coppersmith, 75 Pomarium. Elson, Charles, chimney-sweep, 14 Bridge lane. Emslie, James, engine-fitter, 34 Newrow. English, John, labourer, 146 High street. Erskine, George, book canvasser, 146 High street. Peter, shoemaker, 266 High street. Evans, Charles, labourer, 19 Leonard street. Ewan, Robert, porter, 22 Union lane. William, flesh er, 113 South street. Ewart, John, sawyer, High Craigie. Ewing, Robert (of Gentle, Murray, & Ewing), 2 Queen street. William B., draper, 27 Canal street. F Faichney, James, gardener, 47 Glover street. Fair, David, joiner, 32 Carr's Croft. Mrs Alexander, 238 High street. Peter, hostler, 10 Castlegable. Fairbairn, Alexander, missionary, 35 Priory place. Fairbrother, William, painter, 8 Newrow. Fairley, James, labourer, 49 Newrow. Mrs Alexander, 297 High street. Fairweather, James Y, accountant, 10 King's place. Falconer, Mary, Caledonian road. Robert, brassfounder, 129 High street.

Farney, William M. , boot and shoe maker, 26 St. John street —house, Allan Bank. Farquhar, Adam, brakesman, 76 Athole street. George, clerk (Post-Office), 41 Cross street. Mrs Dr. Alexander, 14 York place. Farquharson, David, vintner, 112 High street. David, tea-merchant, 15 High st. —h. 15 Charteris st. Donald, labourer, 20 Hospital street. FARQUHARSON —FERRY. 9 7

Farquharson, John, tailor, 41 North Methven st. —house, 34. Mrs Robert, 18 Paul street. William, gardener, 10 County place. Fell, George, grocer, 2974 High street—house, 308. Fenton, Alexander, nesher, 54 South street. Alexander, labourer, 17 Pomariuni. James, grocer, 27 Stormont street. Fenwick, James, weaver, 2 Thistle lane. James, commercial traveller, Croft Park, Craigie. John, labourer, Whitefriars street. Mrs George, 42 Glover street. Mrs John, 6 Pomarium. Mrs Stuart, 25 Hospital street. Mrs William, 47 High street. Peter, grocer and draper, 317 High street—h. above. & Son, confectioners, 27 St. John street—house, 68. William, shoemaker, 5 East Bridge street. William, engine-fitter, 88 Reform place. William, grocer, 315 High street—house above. Fergus, Mrs Peter, 13 Cutlog vennel. Ferguson, Andrew, slater, 7 Union street. Andrew, tailor, 1 Paul street. Archibald, grocer, 86 Reform place. Charles, labourer, 17 Kinnoull street. Christian, seamstress, 18 Kirkgate. Daniel, skinner, 39 Commercial street. David, hawker, 18 Paul street. & Donaldson, manure manufacturers, Friarton—office, 10 Kirkgate. Helen, 48 North Methven street. James, weaver, 282 High street. James, weaver, 26 Whitefriars street. James, porter, 273 High street. John, weaver, 19 Pomarium. John, shopman, 176 South street. John, clerk, 1 Water vennel. Miss, 26 Main street. Miss, 18 Watergate. Misses, dressmakers, 46 High street. Robert, dyer, 71 Kinnoull causeway. William, pointsman, 74 Long causeway. William, carpenter, Malloch's close, Canal street. Fern, Charles, fireman, 87 Leonard street. Ferrier, George, stoker, 15 Cross street. Isabella, Brompton terrace. Mrs Alexander, 9 Stormont street. William, market gardener, Barnhill. Ferry, Morris, dyer, 3 Cutlog vennel. H — 98 FIGGAN FOLAN.

~~Figgan, James & Francis, hawkers, 72 South, street. Findlay, James, engine-fitter, 312 High street.~~

Finlayson, Alexander, factory manager, 33 North Methven st. James, blacksmith, 39 Castlegable. John, labourer, 10 Foundry lane. Mrs John, 9 Castlegable. Thomas, mason, 56 West Mill street. Finn, Patrick, labourer, 103 South street. Fisher, Helen, 13 Barossa street. James, grocer, 186 High street—house, 190. Janet, 6 St. Paul's square. John, baker, 1 Melville street. Mrs James, 6 Marshall place. Mrs John, winder, 5 Claypotts wynd, William, grocer, 172 High street—house, 163. William, labourer, 19 Leonard street. Fisken, Elspeth, 232 High street. Peter, gasfitter, 13 Barossa street. Stewart, labourer, 18 Paul street. Thomas, porter, 28 Horse cross. Thomas, labourer, 13 Barossa street. Fittis, Robert Scott, newspaper correspondent, 37 Canal st. Flannigan, John, labourer, 40 Meal vennel. Fleckstein, Carl, teacher of languages, Academy, 4 Rose ter. Fleming, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 34 St. John street house, 24 Melville street. Ann, Bowers well road.

Rev. Archibald, B. A. , Hamilton House, Glasgow road. David, surgeon, 4 West Bridge street—h. 4 Cowrie st. Euphemia, 14 Meal vennel. George, labourer, 32 West Mill street. John, cabinetmaker, 219 High street. Margaret, laundress, 7 Meal vennel. William, porter, 34 Newrow. Flesher Incorporation Hall, 44 South street. Fletcher, Mrs Oswald, 21 Kinnoull street. Flockhart, John, solicitor, 2 King's place. Miss, 184 South street. Flynn, Austin, labourer, 164 South street. Gilbert, labourer, 59 Meal vennel. John, labourer, 41 Meal vennel. Mrs Elizabeth, 24 Barrack street. Mrs Peter, 162 South street. Patrick, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street. Peter, labourer, 84 South street. Teddy, labourer, 162 South street. Thomas, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street. Golan, Patrick, labourer, 41 Meal vennel. FORBES FRASBR. 99

Forbes, Betsy, milliner, 7 Pomariuni. Catherine, 25 Leonard street. Charles, gasfitter, 190 High street. Duncan, mechanic, Balhousie place. James, tobacco-spinner, 18 Barrack street. James, book-deliverer, New shore. James, flesher, 21 North Methven street. James, labourer, 190 High street. John, distiller, Isla Distillery, Bridgend. Mrs Alexander, 36 Leonard street. Mrs Archibald, 41 Main street. Mrs John, 4 Horner's lane, South street. Mrs John, Stormont Arms Inn, 43 South street. Mrs Mary Ann, Ivy Bank, Kinnoull. Mrs Peter, 43 Leonard street. Robert, labourer, 13 Strathmore street. William, clerk, 31 King street. William, Logiealmond Tavern, 6 South Methven street.

William D. , accountant, 80 George street. Ford, James, sawyer, 13 Speygate. John, china dealer, 45 Leonard street. Joseph, mason, 11 East Bridge street. Mrs John, 36 Commercial street. Mrs John, 49 Commercial street. Mrs George, 176 South street. Nathaniel, sawyer, 6 South street. Forgan, James, gardener, Wellwood Cottage, Barnhill. Thomas, joiner, 19 Scott street. Forrester, Agnes, 20 Marshall place. Forsyth, Alexander, weaver, 105 South street. David, tailor, 8 Skinnergate. George, weaver, 26 Newrow. James, weaver, 372 High street.

Mrs John C. , 25 Marshall place. Mrs Walter, 19 Greyfriars lane. Jane, 26 Marshall place. Thomas, blacksmith and bellhanger, 129 High street. Fotheringham, David, shipowner, 4 North port. John, labourer, 2 South street. Foy, Thomas, engine-driver, 27 Castlegable. Frame, James, coal agent, Glasgow Road coal depot—house, 20 Leonard street. James, confectioner, 61 Leonard street. Frampton, George, coachman, 6 Carpenter street. John, working jeweller, 19 Bridge lane. Francis, Robert, 12 North Methven street. Fraser, Alexander, newspaper reporter, 73 Glover street. Alexander, wright, 23 Stormont street. 100 FRASER FYFE.

Fraser & Anderson, engravers, lithographers, and photo- graphers, 87 High street. Daniel, confectioner, 138 High street. David, carpenter, 17 Scott street. David, tailor, 327 High street. David, seaman, 12 South street. Helen, dressmaker, 27 Castlegable. Henry, weaver, 31 Hospital street. James, mason, 65 Canal street. James, labourer, 27 Watergate. James, fitter, 6 Thimblerow. James, fitter, 232 High street. James, engine-driver, 9 James street. James, engine-driver, Burton place. James, engine-driver, 32 Pomarium. James, toolmaker, 24 Canal street. Janet, confectioner, 238 South street. John, grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 40 High street—house, 36 James street. John, teacher, Middle Parish School, Meal vennel. John, pensioner, 239 High street. John, commercial traveller, 19 Keir street. John, shoemaker, 170 High street. John, police- constable, 120 Canal crescent. Miss, flax merchant, 40 Mill street. Misses, dressmakers, 16 High street. Mrs Alexander, 23 Newrow. Mrs Daniel, 56 West MiU street. Mrs David, 17 Scott street. Mrs John, 38 Carr's croft. Mrs John, 34 Newrow. Mrs John, laundress, 15 Commercial street. Mrs Margaret, teacher, 29 Stormont street. Mrs Peter, Craigie place. Mrs Simon, 69 Leonard street. Robina, seamstress, 190 High street. Robert, labourer, 29 Princes street. Robert, coachbuilder, 8 North port. William, blacksmith, 189 South street—house, 185. William, labourer, Malloch's close, Canal street. Frazer, John, tailor and clothier, 49 High st. —h. 53 Main st. French, William H., Barrack sergeant, Barracks. Frew, David, surgeon, 1 Graham's place, King street. & Sons, William, plumbers and brassfounders, 6 Mill st. William (of Frew & Sons), 19 Melville street. Forrest (of Frew & Sons), 61 George street. Fulton, William (R.P.R.), 2 Union lane. Fyfe, Alexander, spirit-dealer, 171 High street. PYFE —GALLOWAY. 101

~~Fyfe & Chrystal, masons, Gowrie street. David (of Fyfe & Chrystal), 27 Watergate. John, slater, Shuttlefield close, Canal street. John, slater, 46 Poinarium.~~

Gr Gall, Alexander, shoemaker, 5 Skinnergate. David, machinist, 41 Canal street. James, pattern-maker, 10 Glover street. James, gardener, Summerbank Lodge, Scone road. John, joiner, 8 Glover street. Mrs James, 14 Hospital street. Mrs Mary, 2 Blackfriars wynd. Peter, clerk (Post-Office Telegraph), 111 South street. Galletly, Alexander, painter, Baxter's vennel, Watergate. David, plasterer, 376 High street. George, labourer, 19 Kirkside. James, grocer, 91 Main street. James, glazier, 37 Leonard street. James, commission agent, 25 South street. James, labourer, 13 Cutlog vennel. Jessie, 47 Mill street. John, carter, 246 High street. John, carter, 74 St. John street. John, baker, 190 High street. John, wright, 25 County place. Mary, seamstress, 13 Union street. Mrs James, Laurel Villa, Priory place. Mrs John, 97 South street. William, engine-driver, 22 Glover street. William, shunter, 25 Hospital street. Gairns, Agnes, 54 Watergate. Elizabeth, dressmaker, 9 St. John street. Gallocher, Stephen, hawker, 74 South street. Galloway, Alexander, weaver, 31 Pomarium. Andrew, pensioner, 58 South street. David, carriage -builder, 28 Glover street. David, blacksmith, 10 Cross street. David, collector (society), 37 George street. George, weaver, 302 High street. George, brassfounder, 273 High street. James, clerk, Barrack street. James, tailor, 327 High street. James, labourer, 52 Pomarium. James, baker, 8 Barrack street. John, shoemaker, 148 South street. Mrs Betsy, 89 Main street. Mrs Thomas, grocer, 294 High street. 102 GALLOWAY GEDDES.

Galloway, Thomas, engine-driver, 52 Pomarium. William, seaman, 50 Skinnergate. William, labourer, 18 Barrack street. Garden, George, malster, 56 West Mill street. Gardiner, Alexander, carter, 65 Strathmore street. Andrew, carpenter, 29 Stormont street. George (of J. & G. Gardiner), 43 Canal street. James (of J. & G. Gardiner), Balhousie place. James, labourer, 190 High street. James, carter, 10 Cow vennel. James, Orchard Bank, Barnhill. J. & G. grocers and wine merchants, 90 High street. , John, labourer, 15 Strathmore street. John, corkcutter, 142 South street. May, 27 Princes street. Peter, carter, 2 North William street. Thomas, carter, 9 Claypotts wynd. Thomas, cabinetmaker, 10 Canal street. Garland, Robert, carter, 24 West Mill street. Garvie, David, plasterer, 30 Newrow. & Deas, manufacturers, 57 South Methven street. Isabella, 26 Athole street. James, weaver, 9 Earl's dykes. James, brewer, 216 South street. James B., smith, 156 High street. John, labourer, 6 Strathmore street. Laurence, labourer, Malloch's close, Canal street. Mrs James, Barnhill. Mrs Thomas, 276 High street. Mrs Thomas, 4 Union street. Robert, engineer, 79 South street. & Syme, ironmongers, 42 and 79 High street. Thomas, clerk, 8 Barossa place. William (of Garvie & Deas), 3 King's place. William (of Garvie & Syme), 25 High street. Gas Commissioners' Office, 3 High street — works, Canal street—Thomas Whimster, manager. Gas-Inspector's Office, Coal shore—James M'Glashan. Gathan, Michael, signalman, 39 Newrow. Gaudie, James, clerk (Post-Office Telegraph), 68 Athole street. Gavin, John, labourer, 103 South street. Michael, labourer, 103 South street. Patrick, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street. Patrick, labourer, 40 Meal vennel. Terrence, labourer, 27 Castlegable. Gedd, Agnes, 83 Watergate. Geddes, Laurence, gardener, 33 Main street. Lieutenant Alexander (R.P.R.), Mount Tabor. —

~~GEEKIE GLASS. 103~~

Geekie, Alexander, tailor, 7 Union street. Ann, laundress, 46 Main street. David, mason, 3 Main street. Mrs David, 50 Main street. Gentle, Murray, & Ewing, drapers, 24 St. John street. Gentry, Timothy, tailor, 7 South street. George, Alexander, bootmaker, 3214 High street. Ann, 81 High street. German Vice- Consul's Office, Charles st. —E. Lowe, consul. Gibb, Mrs Joseph, teacher of sewing, 15 Bridge lane. Gibbons, John, labourer, 89 South street. John, labourer, 164 South street. Mrs William, staymaker, 95 South street. Patrick, labourer, 148 South street. Thomas, labourer, 17 Claypotts wynd. Thomas, labourer, 3 Cntlog vennel. Gibson, Helen, dressmaker, 22 St. John street. Helen J, 12 York place. Henry, tailor, 34 Newrow. Rev. James, M.A., 3 Athole place. Jane, washer, 95 High street. John, fitter, 9 Earl's dykes. Margaret, 2 Blackfriars wynd. Mary, 84 Pomarium. Mrs David, 39 Watergate. Mrs John, Albert Inn, 48 George street. Mrs William, 170 High street. Robert, engine-fitter, 25 South street. William, hammerman, 75 Leonard street. WilHam, fitter, St. Ann's lane. Gidclings, Miss, matron, Murray's Royal Asylum, Bridgend. Gilchrist, Joan, grocer, Craigie place. Gillan, John, bellhanger, Gladstone terrace. Gillespie, James, railway guard, 29 Kinnoull causeway. John, rope and twine manufacturer, 14 High street house, Barrack street. John, labourer, 146 South street. William, superintendent, Caledonian Railway, 1 St. Leonard's Bank. Glass, Alexander, druggist, 39 South Methven street. Andrew, weaver, 3 Claypotts wynd. David, baker, 91 High street—house, 87. David, weaver, 352 High street. David, porter, 323 High street. Elizabeth, grocer, 77 Watergate. George, weaver, 386 High street. Mrs David, 282 High street. Robert, weaver, 26 Clayholes. 104 GLASS—GORTON.

Glass, William, engine-fitter, 69 Glover street. Glen, Patrick, labourer, 162 South street. Thomas, labourer, 7 Claypotts. Gloag, Mrs Henry, 9 South street. Mrs John, 43 Leonard street. Robert, labourer, 10 Union street lane. William B., grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 24 Athole street—house, 22. Glovers' Hall, 36 George street. Goble, George, coachbuilder, 32 Glover street. Godtfurneau, Paul, St. John's Inn, Kirkside. Gollans, James, baker, 31 Leonard street. Goodall, Mrs James, 384 High street. Goodman, William, stocking weaver, 14 South street. Gordon, Alexander, railway guard, 6 Union street lane. George, chief-constable, Barnhill House. George, engine-driver, 17 Cross street. Gilbert, 20 Athole street. James, labourer, 27 Castlegable. Mrs John, 69 Kinnoull causeway. Peter, carter, Craigie place. William, clerk, 31 Leonard street. Gorham, William, dyer, 21 Stormont street. Gorrie, Andrew, millwright, 1 Lowe street. David, labourer, 41 Main street. David, fireman, 5 Flesh vennel. David, coppersmith and gasfitter, 9 South Methven street—house, 8 Kinnoull street. George, miller, 4 Paul street. James, labourer, 1 Thistle lane. James, weaver, 20 Thimblerow. John, ironmonger, 70 High street. John, tailor, 7 South Methven street. John, upholsterer, 122 Canal crescent. John, fruiterer and coal merchant, 19 South street. John, waiter, 3 Strathmore street. Mrs John, 27 Pomarium. Mrs Thomas, 5 Murray street. Mrs Thomas, Water vennel. Mrs William, lodgings, Barnhill. Mrs William, furnishings, 153 High street. Peter B., surgeon-dentist, 10 King street. Peter, engine-fitter, 18 Glover street. Robert, joiner, 151 High street. Thomas, clerk, 27 Princes street. Thomas, wireworker, 24 North Methven street—house, 58 Watergate. Gorton, Edward, seaman, 3 Cutlog vennel. —

~~GOSSFORD—GRAHAM. 105~~

Gossforcl, Mrs James, eating-house, 65 Watergate. Gottens, James, baker, 3 County place. Gould, Alexander, ropespinner, 47 Stormont street. Gourlay, Isabella, bootbinder, 51 Commercial street. Margaret, washer, 27 Commercial street. Mrs John, 20 Union lane. Gow, Alexander, shoemaker, 38 Mill street. Alexander, coal agent, 26 Princes street. Alexander, carpenter, 15 St. Ann's lane. Alexander, 18 Canal street. Daniel, coal merchant, Glasgow road coal depot—house, 18 Canal street. Daniel, junior, coal agent, 18 Canal street. Donald, pensioner, 21 Main street. Duncan, grocer and spirit - dealer, 93 South street house, 6 Charlotte street. Elizabeth, grocer, 10 Barossa street. James, labourer, 25 Priory place, Craigie. Jane, lodgings, 18 Kirkgate. John, labourer, 396 High street. John, mason, 21 Gowrie street. John, labourer, 9 Keir street. John, shoemaker, 113 High street.

Magnus M. , millwright, 24 Mill street. Marshall, mason, 44 Newrow. Mrs Andrew, grocer, 84 South street. Mrs David, 8 Pomarium. Mrs James, washer, 102 High street. Mrs John, 75 Main street. Robert, porter, 14 Paul street. Robert, dairy, 11 Barossa street. Gowans, Forrester, slater, 29 Thimblerow. Grace, 29 Thimblerow. James, wholesale chemist and druggist, 21 High street —house, 6 King's place. James, mason, 36 Queen street, Craigie. James, ropemaker, 5 Cow vennel. Mrs David, 29 Thimblerow. William, labourer, High Craigie. Gowenlock, James, gardener, Asylum, Bridgend. Grace, John, engine-fitter, 49 Glover street. Graham, Mrs Alexander, grocer, 80 Pomarium. Andrew, 7 Melville street. David, weaver, 35 Pomarium. David, labourer, 6 Canal street. Daniel, engine-driver, 26 Long causeway.

~~John D. , boot and shoe maker, 26 Carpenter street. Joseph, South Port steelyard, top of South street. —~~

~~106 GRAHAM GREENHILL.~~

Graham, Mrs Alexander, Laurel Villa, Priory place. Mrs Thomas, 6 Comely bank, Bridgend. Robert, skinner, 20 Long causeway. William, engineer, 16 Barossa street. William, weaver, 39 Pomarium. Grahame, Rev. Henry, Viewbank, Craigie. William, seaman, 49 Leonard street. Grant, Alexander, porter, 56 Leonard street. Catherine, 29 Kirkgate. Charles, cabinetmaker, 9 Union lane—house, 46 North Methven street. John, police constable, 69 Strathmore street. John, commission and insurance agent, 8 High street house, 10 Queen street. John, criminal officer, County Buildings. Margaret, Inveravon Bank, Bridgend Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 69 North Methven street. Mrs James, 14 Back wynd. Peter, brakesman, 18 Glover street. Robert S. (of Geo. Condie, Conning, & Co.), 11 King's place, west. Grassick, Joseph, society agent, 159 South street. Grassie, William, railway guard, 1 Long causeway. Gray, Alexander, clerk, 19 Union street. George, solicitor and bank agent, 80 George street house, Bowerswell, Bridgend. James, weaver, 75 Leonard street. James, stoneware dealer, 59 Sou^h street. John, shoemaker, 155 High street. John, cabman, 34 Newrow. John, joiner, 97 South street. & Miller, milliners, 48 St. John street—house, Burton place. Mrs Andrew, 4 Athole crescent. Mrs Andrew, 1 Charlotte place. Mrs James, 184 South street. Mrs John, lodgings, 103 Canal street. Mrs William, 22 Pomarium. Nicol, engine-fitter, 84 Reform place. Patrick, bootmaker, 237 High st. —h. 45 Castlegable. Peter, weaver, 47 Pomarium. Robert, labourer, 42 Leonard street. Robert, weaver, 35 Pomarium. Thomas, coachman, 16 Cow vennel. William, labourer, 41 Mill street. Green, John, porter, 53 Meal vennel. John, 40 Athole street. Greenhill, Laurence, mason, 276 High street. -

~~GREENHILL GUTHRIE. 107~~

Greenhdl, Peter, ropespinner, 17 Watergate. Grego, Charles, optician, 27 High street—house, 25. Nevo, poulterer, Kirkgate —house, 3 High street. Gregor, James, shoemaker, 2 Thistle lane. Jane, 2 Victoria street. John, labourer, 89 Main street.

William H. , clerk, 34 James street. Greig, A. M. (Perthshire Wine and Spirit Co.), 6 Watergate —house, 3 Marshall place. Alexander, 32 King street. Christopher, labourer, 41 Cross street. David, porter, 6 Cross street. James (of R. & J. Greig), 13 Athole street. James G. (Academy), Springbrae, Kinnoull. Maria, dressmaker, 21 Kinnoull street. Eobert, labourer, 11 Lowe street. P. & J., wholesale grocers, 89 High street. Thomas, clothier and shoe merchant, 24 Watergate. William, joint city-clerk, 3 High street—house, 8 St. Leonard's bank. William, fruiterer, 168 High street—house, 170. Greirson, George, railway guard, 2 Glover street. Grieve, David, carter, 76 Pomarium. George, fancy goods warehouse, 30 South street—house, 3 Princes street. James, labourer, 7 Murray street. James, sewing-machine maker, 36 South Methven st. — house, 122 Canal crescent. John, market gardener, Barnhill. Grimm ond, Alexander, porter, 35 Scott street. John, porter, 3 St. Paul's square. Miss, teacher, 26 Melville street. Grindlay, Andrew, stoker, 12 West Mill street. Guild, David, labourer, Craigie place. Ellen, lodgings, Burton place. William, engine-driver, 42 Carr's croft. Guild Hall, 96 High street. Gulleton, Francis L. J., dyer, 20 South street. Gullen, Mrs, 21 Kirkside. Gunn, Mrs, 102 High street. Pobert, planemaker, 102 High street. William, 2 Victoria street. Guthrie, Alexander, brassfounder, 28 Watergate. Helen, 5 Gowrie street. John, labourer, 79 South street. John, janitor, Infirmary lodge. Peter, labourer, 75 South street. William, smith, 24 Commercial st. —h. 3 Curfew row. 108 HAGGART HALLEY.

Haggart, Alexander, blacksmith, 87 South street. Ann, grocer, 214 South street. Ann, mangle, 24 Gowrie street. John, platelayer, 10 Cross street. Mrs Peter, 82 South street. Peter, shoemaker, 53 Commercial street. Haggarty, John, labourer, 175 South street. Michael, shoemaker, 232 High street. Mrs James, 136 South street. Halkerstone, Mrs James, 12 Paul street. Mrs Robert, 14 Barrack street. Hall, George, clerk, 23 Gowrie street. James, platelayer, 27 Glover street. James, 80 High street. John, labourer, 31 Skinnergate. John, fireman, 18 Canal street. Mrs, 18 Paul street. Mrs, 102 Reform place. Mrs Jane, 13 Barossa street. Mrs Peter, 16 Main street. Mrs William, 46 Pomarium. Richard, flesher, 11 Leonard street —house, 52. Robert, labourer, 68 High street. Halley, Andrew, 72 Long causeway. David, moulder, 56 Pomarium. David, weaver, 1 Rose lane. David, weaver, 30 Whitefriars street. David, tenter, 69 Leonard street. Elizabeth, dressmaker, 2 Barossa place. James, Balhousie Mills. James, weaver, 15 Foundry lane. James, plasterer, 14 Pomarium. James, tailor and clothier, 70 George street—house, 2 Bridge lane. James, labourer, 219 High street. James, labourer, 47 Meal vennel. Joseph, sailmaker, 68 Pomarium. Margaret, rope manufacturer, 180 High street. Margaret, 61 Strathmore street. Michael, labourer, 9 Clayholes. Mrs David, lodgings, 6 Melville street. Mrs James, 36 George street. Mrs James, sewer, 245 High street. Mrs William, 8 Kirkgate. Mrs William, 55 Pomarium. Robert, tenter, 219 High street. HALLEY HARVEY. 109

Halley, William, labourer, 21 Pomariuin. William, pointsman, 23 Cross street. Halliburton, David, blacksmith, 279 High street. William, cooper, 250 South street. Halliday, George, commercial traveller, 2 Bella vista terrace. Robert, shoemaker, 82 South street. Hamilton, David, dairy, 48 South street. David, engine -fitter, 223 South street. Hammermen Incorporation's Hall, 175 High street. Handyside, George (Central Shoe Mart), 64 High street. Hampton, John, engine-driver, 36 Long causeway. Hanick, Michael, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street. Harbour Master's Office, New shore—J. Harvey. Hardgrave, Henry, labourer, 116 High street. Hardie, Richard, labourer, 101 High street. Harley, George, shoemaker, 6 Oliphant's vennel. William, shepherd, 35 Scott street. William, fruiterer and confectioner, 3 and 45 George street—house, Brompton terrace. Harper, Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 87 Main street. William, fishcurer, Foundry lane—h. 42 N". Methven st. Harraughty, John, pawnbroker, 28 Meal vennel. Mrs Peter, 340 High street. Peter, shoemaker, 232 High street. Harris, Charles, mason, 219 High street. Louisa, 22 Carpenter street. James, mason, 56 West Mill street. Janet, 394 High street. John, mason, 42 Barossa street. Mrs Alexander, 7 Lowe street. Mrs Benjamin, draper, 78 High street. Mrs David (Perth Female School), Hospital. Mrs James, 35 Stormont street. Mrs John, 12 Victoria street. Mrs Thomas, 3 Thimblerow. Mrs William, 302 High street. Thomas, cabinetmaker, 246 High street. William, tenter, 8 Barrack street. William, mechanic, Craigie place. William, blacksmith, 55 West Mill street. William, labourer, 35 Cross street. Harrison, Mrs John, 224 High street. Harrower, James, joiner, 9 Scott street. Mrs William, 19 Leonard street. Hart, James, gardener, Barnhill. Mrs John, 26 Pomarium. Harvey, James, harbour-master, 38 Victoria street. Sarah, Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie. 110 HASTINGS HENDERSON.

Hastings, John, labourer, 15 Greyfriars wynd. Hattle, John, engine-driver, 36 Glover street. Haxton, Alexander, porter, 10 James street. Andrew, dyer, 181 High street. Hay & Kyd, auctioneers and land-surveyors, 11 Victoria street and 3 Watergate. Alexander, slater and slate-merchant, 276 High street. Alexander, slater, 14 Pomarium. Catherine, 207 High street. Daniel, book-deliverer, 154 South street. Elizabeth, 46 Pomarium. Grace, 9 Cross street. Isabella, dressmaker, Bowerswell road. James, cabinetmaker, 9 County pi. —house, 3 York pi. James, wright, 23 Clayholes. James, dyer, 8 Cross street. James, fireman, 101 High street. James, planemaker, 207 High street. James, warper, 36 Barossa street. John, weaver, 33 Pomarium. Joseph, dyer, 29 Mill street. Mrs Alexander, 3 Watergate. Mrs Peter, 6 Meal vennel. Mrs Peter, 39 Princes street. Robert, draper, 27 George street—house, Gowan Bank, Bridgend. Robert, weaver, 35 Pomarium. Thomas, mechanic, 35 Pomarium. & Whyte, bank agents, 30 St. John street. Hazell, James, dairy, 161 South street. Heggie, James, porter, 406 High street. Heggins, Henry, labourer, 155 South street. Heiton, Andrew, architect, 72 George street—house, Danrick Villa, Kinnoull. Hempel, Mrs, teacher of music, 4 Rose terrace. Henachan, Michael, labourer, 164 High street. Thomas, labourer, 27 Castlegable. Henderson, Rev. Alexander, Craigie Park Villa. David, railway guard, 26 Glover street. David, engine-driver, 68 Athole street. David, engine-driver, 75 Kinnoull causeway. Elphinstone, hostler, 4 Union street lane. Francis, clerk, 34 Leonard street. George, fruiterer, 268 High street—house, Hillyland. George, labourer, 162 South street. James, labourer, 95 High street. James, spirit-dealer, 244 High street. James, joiner, Craigie Park terrace. HENDERSON—HERD. Ill

Henderson, James, labourer, 6 Meal vennel. John, labourer, 207 High street. John, tobacconist, 218 High street—house, 1 Charles st. John, tailor, 35 Mill street. John, letter-carrier, 56 Meal vennel. John, newspaper reporter, 23 North Methven street. John, photographer, 1 Albert place. Mary, 9 Oastlegable. Mrs Matthew, 6 Paul's close. Mrs Charles, 15 Charteris street. Mrs David,' 1 Paul street. Mrs John, midwife, 49 Scott street. Mrs John, laundress, Cutlog vennel. Mrs John, Balhousie place. Mrs Robert, 23 North Methven street. Mrs William, 6 Canal street. Mrs William, 7 Glover street. Robert, blacksmith, 7 Thimblerow. Robert, weaver, 3 Cutlog vennel. Robert, labourer, 2 Cross street. Robert, game-dealer, 268 High street. Robert, tailor, 120 High street. Thomas, bellringer, 60 High street. Thomas (R.P.R.), 12 South street. Thomas, labourer, Craigie place. Thomas, clerk, Balhousie place. William, warper, 27 Thimblerow. William, warper, 12 Paul street. William, engine-fitter, 142 South street. William, blacksmith, 39 Canal street. William, mashman, 19 Isla street. Hendry, James, waiter, 25 Kinnoull causeway. James, labourer, 75 South street. John, porter, 32 Long causeway. Mrs William, 92 Canal street. Henry, Peter, Queen's Hotel, Leonard street. Robert, joiner, 9 Murray street. William, railway porter, 75 Pomarium. Hepburn, Alexander, 6 Canal street. David, solicitor, 12 Charlotte st. —house, 4 Barossa pi. Isabella, 18 North William street. Isabella, 15 Rose terrace. Laurence, shoemaker, 142 South street. Herbetson, John, labourer, 103 South street. Herd, Andrew, mason, ] 1 Cow vennel. Andrew, mason, High Craigie. Charles, labourer, 46 Skinnergate. David, boilermaker, 97 South street. 112 HERD—HOLMES.

Herd, Laurence, blacksmith, Barnhill. Herclman, James, labourer, 6 Cow veimel. Heron, Charles, weaver, 327 High street. Charles, tailor, 11 Mill street. James, butcher, 21 Main street. Mrs Joseph, 21 Main street. Peter, labourer, 33 Castlegable. Hetherington, William, dyer, 30 Melville street. Hewat, James, pie-baker, 10 Watergate. James, pie-baker, 30 South Methven street—house, 2 Charteris street. Kirkwood, Craigie House. Hibbert, Charles, inspector, railway station, 59 Clover street. Higgins, Michael, labourer, 43 Meal vennel. Patrick, broker, 15 Meal vennel. Hill, David, Gladstone terrace. James, iron-turner, 35 Scott street. James, labourer, 27 Kinnoull causeway. James, iron-turner, 87 Canal street. Mrs Charles, 1 Rose terrace. Mrs, 149 High street. William, excise officer, Star Buildings, 24 Canal street. William, game, fish, and egg merchant, 220 High street and 12 Bridge lane—house, 54 Princes street. Hislop, Ann, 60 Scott street. Hoban, Michael, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street. Peter, labourer, 40 Meal vennel. Hobson, David, tailor, 142 South street. James, painter, 132 High street. James, shoemaker, 40 Watergate. Jane, 17 Grey friars wynd. John, engineer, 23 Watergate. Hoch, George, watchmaker, 2 Meal vennel. Hodge, Andrew, engine-driver, 48 Glover street. Mrs David, mangle, 37 Newrow. Hodgson, Richard, colporteur, 13 North Methven street. Hogg, Mrs Catherine, 65 Strathmore street. Mrs James, 15 Athole street. Mrs John, 89 Watergate. Mrs Peter, 14 Watergate. William, 18 Watergate. Hoggen, Michael, labourer, 69 South street. Patrick, broker, 15 Meal vennel. Holland, John, labourer, 297 High street. Mrs Henry, 3 Cherry lane. Hollochen, Michael, labourer, 146 High street. Peter, labourer, 74 South street. Holmes, Ann, 315 High street. HOLMES HUNTER. 113

Holmes, Mrs, 246 High street. Honey, James, commission agent, The Bield, Kinnoull. James, porter, 21 Glover street. Janet, 11 St. John's place. Mrs George, 22 South street. William, draper, 34 High street. Honeyman, Mrs John, St. Leonard's Inn, Leonard street. Hood, Alexander, weaver, 292 High street. John, labourer, 13 Pomarium. Laurence, porter (Union Bank), 21 Skinnergate. Margaret, washerwoman, 40 Mill street. Mrs David, winder, 47| Meal vennel. Robert, tailor, 19 Speygate. Robert, labourer, 7 Lowe street. William, glassblower, 20 Long causeway. Hopkins, John, hawker, 146 High street. Hopkirk, John, baker, 123 South street. Mrs David, baker, 51 Leonard street. Robert, teacher, Moncreiffe Bank, Oraigie. Home, Andrew, weaver, 46 Long causeway. James, moulder, 23 Kinnoull street. Michael, labourer, 11 Flesh vennel. Mrs George, 238 High street. Hosack, Mrs William, 25 High street. Horseman, Arthur, clogmaker, 153 South street. Hostler, Mrs James, 2 Paul's close, Newrow. Hounsell, William, cabman, 1 Mill street. Howatt, George, grocer and spirit-dealer, 131 South street. Howet, John, tailor, 5 Speygate. William, labourer, 64 South street. Howie, Grace, 13 Barossa street. James, gardener, 23 Kinnoull causeway. John, corn-merchant, 21 Strathmore street. Hughes, Alexander, labourer, 64 Long causeway. B, labourer, 6 St. Paul's square. Elizabeth, dressmaker, 112 Canal crescent. Humble, Rev. Henry, 58 Athole street. Hume, John, blacksmith, 3 Flesh vennel. Hunt, Alexander, spirit-dealer, 1 York place.

Colin A. , hatter and clothier, 38 George street—house, 1 Bella Vista terrace. James, tailor, 3 Watergate. Thomas, cabinetmaker, 3 High street. Hunter, George, clerk, 6 Carpenter street. David, gardener, Low Craigie.

~~Harry V. (of Geo. Conclie, Conning, & Co. ), Hillside. James, clerk, 4 Gowrie street. Mrs, 238 High street.~~

~~I 114 HUNTER INGLES.~~

Hunter & Sime, dressmakers, 5 East Bridge street. Thomas, labourer, Gladstone terrace. Thomas, reporter, 12 High street. Husband, David, railway guard, 155 South street. Hutchison, Alexander, carpenter, 163 South street. Alexander, turner, 4 South street. Alexander, railway guard, 19 Glover street. Andrew, flesher, 6 East Bridge street. Christopher, 64 South street. Colin, labourer, 4 Long causeway. Jane, 22 South William street. John, gardener, Barnhill. John, staff- sergeant of pensioners, Barracks. John, inkmaker, 120 Canal crescent. Mrs, grocer, 233 High street. Mrs, 137 High street. Mrs Robert, 49 Strathmore street. Mrs William, 9 King's place.

, & Co. R. , grain merchants, Charles street granaries. Walter, upholsterer, 27 Athole street—house, 46 Com- mercial street. William, weaver, 306 High street. William, railway-carriage inspector, Barnhill. Hutton, George, joiner, 4 Cow vennel. James, cabinetmaker, 8 Foundry lane. James, clerk, 22 Kinnoull street. John, joiner, 17 Strathmore street. Joseph, joiner, 85 Canal street. Mrs Robert, 94 South street. Peter, carriage inspector, 41 Cross street.

Imrie & Cuthbert, ironmongers, 10 St. John street. David, labourer, 43 Leonard street. George, weaver, 31 Hospital street. Grace, 31 Hospital street. Henry, engine-driver, 21 Union street. John, draper, 4 Barossa place. John, skinner, 8 Cross street. Joseph, seaman, 151 High street. Mrs John, 13 Cutlog vennel. Peter, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 76 George street and 20 Princes street—house, Gask Hill, Kinnoull. Robert, labourer, 16 Cow vennel. Thomas, shoemaker, 57 South street. William (of Imrie & Cuthbert), 9 Kinnoull street. Indigent Old Men's Society Store, 156 South st. Ingles, David, labourer, 214 High street. INGLES JACK. 115

Ingles, James, currier, 25 Commercial street. Mrs George, Nelson street. William, moulder, 39 Castlegable. Ingram, Archibald, weaver, 38 Long causeway. Inland Revenue Office (Excise), Tay street—James Smith, collector. (Stamps and Taxes), Tay street—A. Burns Macdonald, distributor and collector. Innes, David, labourer, Barnhill. Innit, Richard, labourer, 64 Pomarium. Ireland, James, photographer, 30 South Methven street—house, 8 Kinnoull street. John, shoemaker, 308 High street. Mrs Helen, 330 High street. Mrs Peter, stationer, 96 South street. Irons, Isabella, superintendent, "Day Nursery," Hospital. John, ticket collector, 17 Earl's dykes. Mrs David, 37 Priory place. Robert, joiner, 6 Pomarium. Irvine, Ann, fur-cleaner, 18 Watergate. Daniel, commercial traveller, Gladstone terrace. David, blacksmith, 57 Kinnoull causeway. Duncan, warder, 81 Kinnoull causeway. James, tailor, George Inn lane. James, labourer, 11 Scott street. James, joiner, 14 Watergate. James, tinsmith, 79 South street. Jane, washer, 28 Horse cross. John, agricultural implement maker, 6 North William st. Mrs Joseph, 15 Foundry lane. Irving, James, 19 Mill street. William, Greyhound Hotel, Mill street. Isaac, Mrs William, 16 North port. Isdale, David, dyer, 6 Paul's close. Peter, labourer, 11 Hospital street. Isles, Ann, 57 South William street. Mrs Peter, lodgings, 26 Princes street. J Jack, Ann, 48 Commercial street. George, mason, 25 Clayholes. James, 29 Kirkgate. James, bootmaker, Bridgend—house, 12 Gowrie street. James, engine-driver, 102 High street. James W., Rhynd post messenger, 217 High street. Jessie, 25 Leonard street. John, Volunteer Arms Inn, Foundry lane. Mrs, 308 High street. —

~~116 JACK JENKINS.~~

Jack, Mrs John, 3S James street. Mrs Peter, sick-nurse, 39 Commercial street. Robert, "blacksmith, 161 High street. William, commercial traveller, Tay street. Jackson, Ann, dressmaker, 12 Commercial street. Barbara, milliner, 2 Bridge lane. Charles, polisher, 12 Meal vennel. Charles, sawyer, 3 Cutlog vennel. David (Dickson & Turnbull), 9 Kinnoull causeway. George, gardener, 41 Main street. George, glass-blower, Shore. Henry, carpenter, 55 Watergate. Hunter, joiner, 14 Athole street. James, carver and gilder, 66 George street—house, 3 Bridge lane. James H., stationer and bookbinder, 165 High street house above. Joseph, telegraph lineman, 3 South William street. John, gilder, 3 Bridge lane. John, labourer, 41 Main street. John, golf-club maker, 54 North Methven street. John, groceries, 18 Gowrie street—house, 5. Magnus, photographer, Marshall place—h. 30 James st. Mrs Adam, 23 Cow vennel. Mrs John, 12 Commercial street. Peter, glass-blower, Shore. Peter, tailor, 89 South street. Robert, seaman, 14 South street. Jacksons & M'Gregor, bookbinders, 195 High street. Jackques, Mrs Edward, 17 Priory place. Jameson, John W. (Bank of Scotland), Moncreiffe Bank, Craigie. Melville, solicitor and procurator-fiscal, County Build- ings—house, Fernhill, Kinnoull. Jamieson, David, labourer, 63 Long causeway. John, clothier and general outfitter, 62 and 64 George street and 7 Athole street—h. 31 Barossa place. John, fitter, 79 South street. Mrs Mary, 61 George street. Jardine, James, refreshment rooms, 264 High street—h. above. John (T. Wright & Son), Bowerswell, Bridgend. Jarvie, John, commercial traveller, Balhousie place. William, joiner, Priory place. Jeffrie, John, railway superintendent, St. Leonard Hall. John, engineer, 52 Long causeway. John, shunter, 10 Whitefriars street. Jenkins, Alexander, labourer, 163 South street.

~~John S. , Inland Revenue officer, 50 South street. JENKINS KBAY. 117~~

Jenkins, Mrs Thomas, 25 York place. William, labourer, 163 South street. Jennings, John, labourer, 126 South street. Richard, labourer, 9 Paul's close, Newrow. Thomas, labourer, 129 South street. Johnman, William, draper, 230 High street. Jessie, 47 Canal street. Johnston, Alexander, seaman, Oraigie Park terrace. Charles, gardener, 13 Main street. Henry, 3 Bridge lane. Henry, joiner, 137 High street. James, plasterer, Claypotts wynd. James, cattle-dealer, 69 George street. Janet, 291 High street. John, pointsman, 232 South street. Margaret, 3 Melville street. Mary, 214 High street. Mary, 39 Castlegable. Mrs George, 11 North port. Mrs John, 204 South street. Mrs John, 28 Marshall place. Peter, wright, Cow vennel—house, 26 Princes street. Robert, clerk, 38 James street. Robert, miller, 36 West Mill street. Stewart, cattle-dealer, 8 North port. William, carpenter, 128 Canal crescent. Jolly, D. L., agent (National Bank), 5 High street. Jones, Isaac, wine and spirit merchant, 24 Princes street. William, labourer, 80 High street. Joyce, Edward, labourer, 27 Castlegable. Michael, labourer, 8 Barrack street. Justice, Peter, joiner, 23 Barossa street. Thomas, cooperage, 35 South street. William, labourer, 64 South street. IK Kaen, Darnel, labourer, 134 High street. George, tobacco-pipe manufacturer, 69 South street. Philip, labourer, 199 South street. Kay, James, tailor, 15 Stormont street. Kaye, James, teacher, 24 Leonard street. Keath, David, hawker, 175 South street. Keay, Andrew, painter, 37 Stormont street. Andrew, 10 York place. David, solicitor, 37 George street—h. 14 Rose terrace. David, weaver, 216 South street. James (of Bell & Keay), 64 Pomarium. James, bootmaker, 285 High street. 118 KEAY KENNEDY.

Keay, Misses, milliners, 22 St. John street. Mrs George, 178 South street. Mrs James, 105 South street. Mrs James, 35 Stormont street. Mrs John, 29 Cross street. Mrs Robert, 22 St. John street. Mrs William, 4 Whitefriars street. Keegan, Michael, general dealer, 167 South street. George, broker, 7 Meal vennel. Keil, William, labourer, 28 Barossa street. Keill, Peter, Sunnybower, Kinnoull. Keiller, Matthewson, Boatland House. Keilour, John, porter, 30 Whitefriars street. Mrs Joseph, 71 Watergate. Mrs William, 47 Watergate. Peter, joiner, 47 Canal street. Robert, joiner, 47 Canal street. Keir, George, messenger, 25 High street. Keith, William, fireman, 6 Strathmore street. Kelly, William, labourer, 396 High street. Kelt, Andrew, shipmaster, 3 North Methven street. Kelty, David, mason, 21 Whitefriars street. Mrs John, winder, 2 Blackfriars wynd. Robert, weaver, 41 Pomarium. Peter, labourer, 47 Meal vennel. Kemp, James, commercial traveller, 57 King street. Mary, 30 Barrack street. Peter, porter, 11 Pomarium. William, weaver, 27 Kinnoull causeway. Kennedy, Alexander, clerk, 347 High street. Alexander, labourer, 308 High street. Alexander, labourer, 35 Kinnoull causeway. David, engine- cleaner, 16 Pomarium. Duncan, labourer, 164 South street. James, smith, 184 South street. James, joiner, 12 Union lane. James, tailor, Horner's lane. John, Royal George Hotel, George street. Misses, milliners, 221 High street—h. 12 Melville st. Mrs Alexander, 44 Glover street. Mrs Duncan, 31 Leonard street. Mrs James, 5 East Bridge street. Mrs John, 79 Kinnoull causeway. Mrs John, 182 High street. Mrs Robert, grocer, 16 Kirkgate. Robert, tailor, 14 Meal vennel. Robert, flesher, 64 South Methven street. William, labourer, 2 St. Ann's lane. KENNEDY KING. 119

~~Kennedy, William, Auction Mart keeper, 4 Victoria street.~~

~~Kennoway, Charles G. , confectioner, 101 South street and 41 and 184 High street—house, 103 South street. Kerr, Alexander, iron-turner, 23 Carpenter street.~~

Lord Charles L. , Kinnoull Cottage, Bridgend. George, chainmaker, Craigie place. Isabella, grocer, 17 Union street. James, teacher, S East Bridge street. James, baker, 17 Watergate. James, labourer, 74 South street. Mrs John, lodgings, Barnhill. Peter, sheriff-officer, 71 High street. Bobert, painter, 10 Priory place. Kerrigan, Michael, labourer, 146 High street. John, labourer, 34 Meal vennel. Patrick, labourer, 36 Meal vennel. Thomas, labourer, 40 Meal vennel. William, labourer, 162 South street. Kethel, Mrs George, lodgings, 19 Bridge lane. Kettle, Ann, 137 High street. Jane, 18 Whitefriars street. Mrs Bobert, 1 Priory place. Kettles, George, carter, 74 Athole street. Mrs Andrew, 27 Main street. Bobert, labourer, 70 South Methven street. William, clerk, George Inn lane. Kidd, Alexander, warder, Dovecotland. Christina, dressmaker, Gladstone terrace. John, bootcloser, 1 Strathmore street. John, miller, 49 Strathmore street. John, messenger, 10 Carpenter street. Mrs John, lodgings, 8 South street. Bichard, joiner, 71 South street. Kilgour, John, cowieeder, 17 Barossa street. Kilkine, John, labourer, 50 Meal vennel. Mrs Patrick, 44^ Meal vennel. Kilpatrick, James, broker, 25 Meal vennel. John, broker, 38 Meal vennel. King, Andrew, commission agent, 107 South street—house, 47 Canal street. Andrew, weaver, 7 Thimblerow. King, Ann, 360 High street. David, porter, 41 Canal street. James, grocer and provision merchant, 124 High street —house above. James, labourer, 199 South street. John, railway guard, 9 Watergate. Michael, labourer, 6 Cow vennel. 120 KING LAFPERTY.

King, Mrs Alexander, grocer, 107 South street—house, 105. Mrs William, ladies' nnrse, 156 High street. Patrick, labourer, 69 South street. Thomas, storekeeper, 360 High street. William, spirit-dealer, Globe Tavern, 156 High street. Kinloch, David, manufacturer, 2 Stormont street. William, mechanic, 217 South street. Kinmont, James, victualler, 191 South street. Thomas, baker, 46 Skinnergate. Kinmonth, Alexander, weaver, 6 Thimblerow. James, labourer, 64 South street. John, labourer, 8 Thimblerow. Kinnear, Mrs George, sicknurse, 51 Watergate. Peter, shipowner, 6 Canal street. Peter, Post-Office messenger, 6 Oliphant's vennel. Kinnell, Isabella, Gowrie Cottage, Kinnoull. Kinnis, Andrew, dyer, 139 South street. Janet, laundress, 139 South street. Kinnoch, George, coach-trimmer, 98 South street. James, bootmaker, 67 George street—house, 2 Cross st. Mrs James, 56 Pomarium. Mrs Joseph, 176 South street. Peter, bootmaker, 30 George street. Thomas, moulder, 17 Melville street. William, labourer, 13 Speygate. Kippen, John, solicitor, Tay street—house, 4 Pose terrace. Mrs John, Inchbank Cottage, Bridgend. Kirby, Henry, labourer, 21 Whitefriars street. John, platelayer, 117 South street. Kirk, Alexander, labourer, Claypotts wynd. Mrs Mary, 15 Foundry lane. Mrs Thomas, 164 South street. Peter, skinner, 19 Clayholes. Knight, Alexander, draper, 117 High street—h. 41 South st. Alexander, broker, 1 and 46 Meal vennel. James, dyer, 18 Carpenter street. Mrs Alexander, 16 Union lane. Pichard, labourer, 47 Meal vennel. Knowles, Pev. W. D., Stormont Cottage, Bridgend. Knox, Mary, 9 Commercial street. Mary, 14 Commercial street. Robert H., saddler, 50 George street—h. 12 Gowrie st. Knubly, Lupton, White Horse Hotel, North William street. Kyd, George (of Hay & Kyd), 4 Pose terrace.

~~IL. Lafferty, William, sheriff- officer and account collector, 72 Watergate. LAIDLAW LAWLEY. 121~~

Laidlaw, Richard, cab proprietor, 23 North Methven street. William, confectioner, 19 Speygate. Laing, Agnes, 23 Cross street. Andrew, grocer, 72 St. John street. & Son, Andrew, plumbers, 65 South street. Charles, dyer, 23 Castlegable. David, mason, 163 High street. George, labourer, 40 Carr's croft. Isabella, refreshments, 191 High street. Jane, 16 North port. Peter, gardener, 75 Leonard street. William, porter, 35 Kinnoull causeway. William, dyer, 239 High street. Laird, John, hammerman, 15 Pomarium. John, tailor, 10 High street. Lamb, Alexander, stationmaster, Princes street—h. Barnhill House. James, stuffer of birds and quadrupeds, 7 King street. Jane, 27 Watergate. Mrs, coal-dealer, 53 South street. Mrs John, 42 Long causeway. William, seaman, 6 Canal street. Lamont, Alexander, clerk, 19 Priory place. Alexander, coachman, 11 Strathmore street. Alexander, labourer, 224 High street. Ann, washer, 19 Guard vennel. David, police-constable, 103 Canal street. James, police-constable, 12 North Methven street. John, labourer, 110 South street. John, labourer, 17 Pomarium. John, turner, 126 High street. Mrs Duncan, 266 High street. Lang, Michael, perfumer, 52 George street—house, 48. Langlands, James, boilermaker, 77 South street. James, 3 Thistle lane. Larg, Peter, sexton, 199 South street. Lauder, David, labourer, 9 Speygate. John, labourer, 126 South street. Margaret, 170 High street. William, coal-dealer, 338 High street. Laurie, Archibald, weaver, 212 South street. Mrs John, 47 Pomarium. Mrs Thomas, 6 Canal street. William, boilermaker, 87 Canal street. Law & Son, Charles, coal merchants, 62 Princes street. James (of C. Law & Son), 18 North William street. Mrs William, 21 Strathmore street. Lawley, Martin, labourer, 40 Meal vennel. 122 LAWSON LINDSAY.

Lawson, Alexander, joiner, Barnhill. David, boilermaker, 20 Glover street. Henry, engine-fitter, 38 High, street. Hugh, porter, 13 East Bridge street. John, fitter, 47 Meal vennel. Margaret, lodgings, Craigie House. Mrs William, sick-nurse, 11 Barossa street. Peter, gardener, Barnhill. Layden, John, 69 South street. Michael, labourer, 41 Meal vennel. Lee, George, hostler, 46 Skinnergate. Lees, Henry R. (of John Lees & Son), 72 George street. & Sons, John, toy-merchants, 6 George st. and 66 High st. John, 12 Keir street. Mrs James, 40 Barossa street. Mrs William, 18 Charlotte street. Robert, gun, rifle, and fishing-tackle manufacturer, 63 George street. Leighton, John, shunter, 6 Whitefriars street. Leitch, Alexander, labourer, 33 Watergate. James, coach-painter, 23S High street. Leitham, Mrs William, 53 Meal vennel. William, 73 Kinnoull causeway. William, labourer, 346 High street. Lennie, Gregory M., grocer, wine, and spirit-dealer, 34 South street—house above. Lennox, Ann, 1 Charter lane. Catherine, vintner, 50 Princes street. Helen, 148 South street. James, labourer, 17 Watergate. John, mason, 198 South street. John, fisher, 1 South William street. Mrs Thomas, 15 Gowrie street. Leslie, Jonathan, bootmaker, 7 Gowrie street—house, 5. Thomas, seedsman, 12 Gowrie street. William, sailmaker, Shore. Leutfoot, James, fish and game dealer, 19 George street. Liddle, James, joiner, 214 High street. Lindsay, Alexander, clerk, 3 Nelson street. Alexander, shoemaker, 1 Horner's lane. Andrew, porter, 58 Pomarium. David, labourer, 79 South street. Helen, 4 Pomarium. James, Hatton Farm, Kinnoull. John, 54 Main street. John, labourer, 74 South street. Margaret, 19 East Bridge street. Mary, milliner, 222 High street. LINDSAY LOW. 123

Lindsay, Mrs John M., 53 King street. Mrs John, 41 South street. Stewart, fireman, Priory place. W. Lauder, M.D., F.R.S.E., Gilgal. Lindson, John, railway guard, 29 Glover street. Linter, Edwin, doctor of music, 16 Barossa place. Lister, John, spirit-dealer, 34 South Methven street. Littlejohn, Alexander, mechanic, Craigie Park terrace. James, railway guard, 276 High street. John, shipmaster, 43 Scott street. Livingstone, Catherine, mill worker, 7 Barossa street. Francis, labourer, 39 Castlegable. John, cowfeeder, 40 Meal vennel. John, blacksmith, 48 JSTewrow. John E. (Bank of Scotland), 18 Barossa place. Mrs John, 4 South Methven street. Mrs William, 232 South street. Stewart, cab driver, 82 South street. William, seaman, 3 Cow vennel. Lloyd, Bichard, baker, 6 Barossa street. Lockhart, David, 4 George street. John, dairy, 62 Pomarium. Margaret, 77 Leonard street. Logan, Alexander, boilermaker, 27 Pomarium. Charles, bookseller and stationer, 41 South Methven street—house, 10 King street. Henry, railway porter, 49 Leonard street. Robert, gardener, 11 Keir street. Logie, M. & A., milliners, 4 George street. William (of Brown & Logie), 5 Charlotte place. Lonie, Charles, labourer, 2 Cross street. Mrs James, 85 Pomarium. Mrs James, 4 North port. Longmuir, Mrs Ann, 4 Comely Bank. Lorimer, George, bookseller and stationer, 187 South street. George M., 23 Princes street. Louden, Arthur, labourer, 224 High street. Arthur, labourer, 3 South William street. Lourie, James, weaver, Claypotts wynd. Love, Mrs James, 23 Kirkgate. Thomas, auctioneer, &c, 93 Leonard street. Low, Alexander, labourer, 6 Meal vennel. Andrew, clerk, 9 Main street. James, weaver, 87 Leonard street. James, fish-dealer, 3 Flesh vennel. John (of Buchan & Low), 5 Barossa place. John, porter, 7 Leonard street. & Co., John, drapers, 16 and 18 St. John street. 124 LOW—MACKIE.

Low, Matthew, pensioner, 13 East Bridge street. Mrs James, seamstress, 13 Cutlog vennel. Mrs John, 34 Carr's croft. Mrs Robert, 19 Mill street. Mrs Thomas, 21 Barossa street. Peter, labourer, 13 Cutlog vennel. Robert, professor of dancing, 30 Carpenter street. William, silk finisher, 17 Kinnoull street. Lowe, Isabella, teacher, Girls' School of Refuge, Craigie. Margaret, lodgings, 11 York place. Peter, police constable, 146 High street. Robert, commercial agent, 12 Charles street—house, 5 Marshall place. Lowfoot, William, shopman, 9 Main street. Lucas, Charles, Hasland Villa, Kinnoull. Luke, Elizabeth, lodgings, 47 Watergate. James, weaver, 16 Clayholes. Mrs James, Gladstone terrace. Lumsden, David, porter, 49A Leonard street. Robert, labourer, 3 Claypotts wynd. Lundie, John, labourer, 31 Main street. Lunan, David, warder, 36 South William street. William (Commercial Bank), 4 Mansfield place. Lunny, John, labourer, 7 Leonard street. Luttat, George, weaver, 183 South street. Lyall, James Watson, proprietor and publisher of the Perth- shire Journal, South St. John's place —house, Fair- mount terrace, Barnhill. Lyden, John, labourer, 126 South street. Michael, labourer, 170 South street. Lynch, Matthew, grocer & spirit-dealer, 54 Meal vennel—h. 56. Peter, grocer, 19 Meal vennel. Lyon, Charles, upholsterer, 71 Watergate. David, shoemaker, 12 Meal vennel. James, miller, 6 Mill close. Mrs Charles, confectioner, 242 South street. William, tobacconist and stationer, 265 High street.

HA. Macbrayne, Duncan, plasterer, 17 Main street. Machon, Barclay, labourer, 47 Meal vennel. Michael, grocer, 47 Meal vennel. Mackie, Alexander, gardener, Wellwood Cottage, Barnhill. Alexander, turner, 19 Greyfriars wynd. Andrew, dyer, 175 High street.

~~& Co. , David, plumbers, brassfounders, and gasfitters, 22 Cow vennel—h. adjoining, show-rooms, 22 Canal st. David, labourer, 18 Back wynd. MACKIE MANSON. 125~~

Mackie, James, police-constable, 73 Main street. John, dyer, 219 High street. Mrs Bernard, 37 Pomarium. Machan, William, coach-painter, 26 Princes street. Madden, Hugh, labourer, 129 South street. John, labourer, 82 South street. Maillie, George, labourer, 129 South street. James, broker, 59 Meal vennel. Martin, lodgings, 130 South street. Michael, labourer, 69 South street. Michael, labourer, Shuttlefield close, South street. Patrick, labourer, 168 South street. Thomas, labourer, 47 Meal vennel. Mailler, Catherine, 29 Kirkgate. Charles, baker, 3 Strathmore street. James, boilermaker, 1 Horner's lane. John, smith, 67 South street—house, 13 Thimblerow. Mrs William, 266 High street. Robert, 10 James street. Robert, dyer, 23 Stormont street. Robert, porter, 8 Horner's lane. Robert, joiner, 7 Scott street. Thomas, blacksmith, 1 Paul street. Main, Margaret, 24 West Mill street. Robert, shoemaker, 72 Watergate. Mair, William, 8 Marshall place. Malcolm, Alexander, grocer, 64 Athole street. David, joiner, St. Ann's lane. Francis, baker, 74 Victoria street. John, labourer, 9 Watergate. Mrs John, 43 King street. Mrs John, grocer, 19 Kinnoull street. Mrs William, 2 Athole street. Robert Butter, goods superintendent, Caledonian Rail- way, 10 Leonard bank. William, joiner, 63 South street—house, 26 Newrow. Malone, Michael, labourer, 75 South street. Malloch, Daniel, boot and shoe maker, 52 Athole street. David, planemaker, 50 South street—h. 28 St. John st. James, cabinetmaker, 47 Canal street. John, dyer, 35 Mill street. John, haircutter, 143 Canal crescent. Mrs Robert, vintner, 23 Castlegable. Mrs Thomas, 315 High street. M^ands, William, railway guard, 8 Whitefriars street. Mann, Alexander, slater, 19S High street. Mary, 123 High street. Manson, John, labourer, 276 High street. —

~~126 HANSON MARTIN.~~

~~Manson, John, cooking depot, 188 South street.~~

Rev. Thomas, D. D. , 23 James street. Margach, Peter, station police, 2 Glover street. Marr, William, blacksmith, 151 High street. Marshall, Ann, washer, 212 High street. Charles, telegraphist, 23 Strathmore street. Henry, baker, 12 Barrack street. George, labourer, 204 South street. George, engineer, 9 Charteris street. George, carpenter, 25 Hospital street. James, road-surveyor, 50 Long causeway. James, clerk (Post Office), 3 Gowrie street. James, weaver, 55 Strathmore street. Jane, dressmaker, 44 Newrow. Jane, Rosemount, Bridgend. John, iron-turner, 15 Keir street. John, labourer, 12 Barossa street. John, clerk, 34 Glover street. Margaret, 28 Long causeway. Mrs David, 44 Newrow. Mrs David, seamstress, 39 Castlegable. Mrs James, senior, 5 Gowrie street. Mrs James, grocer, 3 Gowrie street. Mrs John, 184 South street. Peter, baker, 33 Kinnoull street.

P. & J. , coach and cab proprietors, 58 George street house, Taybank. Robert, painter, 12 Barossa street. Thomas H., haircutter, 46 South street. William, weaver, 57 Strathmore street. William, weaver, 9 Keir street. Martin, Alexander, 47 Commercial street. Alexander, 43 Leonard street. Andrew, labourer, 51 Pomarium. Andrew (of Muir & Martin), 94 Paradise place. David, weaver, 396 High street. David, 47 Skinnergate. George, pointsman, Old Shore. George, blacksmith, 18 Barrack street. James, baker, 19 Main street—house, 27. James, cabinetmaker, 2 Horner's lane. James, weaver, 334 High street. James, ropespinner, 45 Canal street. James, weaver, 79 Pomarium. James, labourer, 12 Barossa street. James, weaver, 6 Mill close, High street. James, shoemaker, Shuttlefield close, Canal street. John, sackmaker, 7 Charteris street. MARTIN MECHIE. 127

Martin, John, gardener, 50 Main street. Marion, dressmaker, 266 High street. Margaret, 18 Strathmore street. Mrs, lodgings, 116 High street. Mrs David, 15 James street. Mrs Henry, 12 Barossa street. Mrs John, 5 James street. Mrs Martin, 170 High street. Peter, market-gardener, Barnhill. Peter, mason, 27 Newrow. Robert, solicitor, 8 High street—house, 41 King street, Thomas, labourer, 170 South street. Thomas, labourer, 137 High street. Thomas, dyer, 52 Barossa street. William, labourer, 149 High street. William, tobacco spinner, 301 High street. Mason, James, tailor, 89 South street. James, tailor, 25 High street. James, warder, 3 Paul's close. Mrs, 69 South street. Massey, Mrs John, 82 South street. Masterton, James, flesher, 5 Meal vennel. William, boatbuilder, 72 Watergate. Mather, William, joiner, 1 Foundry lane—h. 8 Kinnoull st. Matthew, Anthony, tailor, 47 High street. George, 51 King street. Mrs Dr. Patrick, 13 Marshall place. Peter K., 30 North Methven street. Peter, railway guard, 41 Cross street. William, Bed Lion Tavern, 30 High street. Mathieson, John, H.M. Customs, 25 Princes street. Mrs James, 5 Cross street. Robert, carter, 87 Canal street. Bobert, clerk, 10 Athole street. Thomas, cabinetmaker, 36 Athole street. Thomas, clothier, 19 High street—house above. Maury, William, solicitor, 7 Charlotte st. —house, 47 George st. Mawer, William, pie-baker, 51 South street. Maxtone, Mrs James, 4 Whitefriars street. Maxwell, John, labourer, 155 Kinnoull causeway. William, labourer, High Craigie. Maybole Shoe Warehouse, 155 High st. — N". Steele, agent. May, Alexander, shoemaker, 190 High street. James, blacksmith, 7 Barossa street. John, shoemaker, 149 High street. Mearns, Alexander, tailor, 6 High street. Mechanics' Library Rooms, South St. John's place. Mechie, David, labourer, 66 Long causeway. 128 MECHIE MENZIES.

Mechie, James, bootmaker, 6 Gowrie street—h. 44 Main st. John, seaman, 14S South street. William, maltman, 83 Main street. Meiklejohn, John, shoemaker, 116 High street. Melclrum, David, marshalman, 22 Carr's croft. Janet, dairy, 5 Union street. Mellis, Alexander, grocer, 3 Main street. Melville, Andrew, boilermaker, 9 Speygate. Charles, chimney-sweeper, 73 South street. David Miller, 7 South Methven street. James, chimney-sweeper, 6 Horner's lane. Joseph, shipmaster, 3 Scott street. Mrs Andrew, 35 Stormont street. Mrs George, 69 Pomarium. Mrs John, 22 Clayholes. Robert, blacksmith, 104 Reform place. Thomas, seaman, 148 South street. William, brassfounder, 74 Pomarium. Menie, Mrs James, 8 Barrack street. Menzies, Adam, labourer, 3 Curfew row. Alexander, labourer, 44 Carr's croft. Alexander, cutter, 31 George street. Alexander J., clerk, 2 Victoria street. Alexander, porter, S3 Pomarium. Archibald, labourer, 345 High street. Barbara, eating house, 55 Meal vennel. Betsy, 253 High street. Catherine, 5 South street. Charles, wright, 194 South street. Charles, dyer, 41 Stormont street. David, coachman, Bellwood, Kinnoull. Duncan, weaver, 163 South street. Duncan, eating house, 62 South street. Duncan, labourer, 136 South street. Eliza, dressmaker, 113 High street. George, joiner, 16 Newrow. James, commission agent, 12 James street. James, currier, 8 Guard vennel. James, porter, 20 Melville street. James, spirit- dealer, 307 High street. James, King's Arms Hotel, 9 High street. James, labourer, 315 High street. James, labourer, 49 Kinnoull causeway. Major James S., 73 Victoria place. Jane, dressmaker, 198 High street. Jessie, dressmaker, 13 Leonard street. John, Strathmore Inn, Bridgend. John, shoemaker, 101 High street. MENZIES MILLER. 129

Menzies, John, clerk, 17 Glover street. John, porter, 199 South street. John, tailor, 12 High street. John, quarryman, 47 Skinnergate. John, smith, 12 Cow vennel. John, maltman, 56 Mill street. John, labourer, 82 South street. John, cabinetmaker, 7 South Methven street. Margaret, dressmaker, 58 Castlegable. Mary, dressmaker, 26 Newrow. Misses, dressmakers, 224 High street. Mrs, embroidery warehouse, 87 High street. Mrs Adam, 129 High street. Mrs Archibald, 7 Thimblerow. Mrs Charles, lodgings, 13 North Methven street. Mrs Donald, spirit-dealer, 9 Kirkside. Mrs James, 126 High street. Mrs Thomas, lodgings, 26 Leonard street. Peter, moulder, 20 Whitefriars street. Peter, labourer, 23 Pomarium. Robert, labourer, 20 Whitefriars street. Robert, carter, 297 High street. Robert, labourer, 46 Pomarium. Robert, carter, 33 South street. Stewart, tobacconist, 136 High street—house, 129. Merrilees, William, commercial traveller, 19 North Methven street. Methven, John, boilermaker, 75 Pomarium. Middleton, glazier, 17 Pomarium. Robert, labourer, 1 Rose lane. Milcare, Thomas, pensioner, High Craigie. Mill, David, weaver, 32 West Mill street. James, shoemaker, 136 South street. James, grocer, 21 Leonard street. Mrs Alexander, 238 High street. Mrs George, 18 Barrack street. Mrs John, Ardgilzean dairy, 9 Hospital street. Peter, carter, 12 Long causeway. Peter, manager, Auction Mart, 16^ Mill street. William, engine-driver, 41 Kinnoull causeway. Miller, Alexander, mason, 74 Victoria street. Alexander, 10 Melville street. Alice, salt-merchant, 263 High street. Andrew, factory manager, 9 North Methven street. Angus, wire-fencer, 12 Leonard street. Ann, 301 High street. Ann, 104 South street. Ann, lodgings, 2 Glover street. K 130 MILLER.

~~Miller, David, grocer, 189 High street and 1 Leonard street. David, boot and shoe maker, 73 High street—house, 71.~~

~~Davicl, painter, 16 James street. . Elizabeth, 46 Pomarium. Elizabeth, sewer, 7 Kirkgate. Frederick, clerk, 24 Carpenter street. George, labourer, 312 High street.~~

~~Henry L. , ironmonger, 98 High street—house, 59 North Methven street. Hugh, hostler, 47 Meal vennel. Isabella, grocer, 3 Pomarium.~~

J. S. , tobacconist, 23 South street—h. 57 George street. J. & J., solicitors, 10 Blackfriars street. James, wood-forester, Craigie. James, planemaker, 73 Watergate. James, commercial traveller, 13 Queen street, Craigie. James, carpenter, 31 Thimblerow. James, coal-merchant, 13 County place — house, 3 Melville street. James, 18 Kirkgate. James, tenter, 151 High street. James, joiner, 6 Union street. James D. (of J. & J. Miller), Knowhead, Bridgend. James, dyer, 7 Paul street. James, fitter, 94 Reform place. Jane, tobacconist, 212 High street. Jessie, 101 High street. Jessie, seamstress, 83 Main street. John, labourer, 232 High street. John, mason, 16 Carr's croft. John, postboy, 9 Castlegable. John, tailor, 291 High street. John, painter, 8 Nelson street. John M. (of J. & J. Miller), Mayfield, Bridgend, Margaret, 184 South street. Mary, dairy, 11 Pomarium. Misses, 2 Rose terrace. Mrs, register office, 123 High street. Mrs, 12 Paul's close. Mrs, 31 Thimblerow. Mrs Alexander, 23 Cross street. Mrs Alexander, 6 Canal street. Mrs Alexander, washer, 21 Cross street. Mrs Andrew, Dovecotland. Mrs Andrew, 231 High street. Mrs Charles, 7 Stormont street. Mrs David, staymaker, 6 Paul street. Mrs Dr. James, 30 King street. —

~~MILLER MITCHELL. 131~~

Miller, Mrs Janet, 3 Lowe street. Mrs John, 7 Barossa place. Mrs John, lodgings, 50 Athole street. Mrs John, 56 George street. Mrs William, 12 Barossa street. Mrs William, 34 Newrow. & Pearson, builders, 57 Princes street. Peter, engine-driver, 170 High street. Peter, sawyer, 25 Leonard street. Richard, gasfitter, 308 High street. Robert, watchmaker, 44 JNewrow. Robert, draper and tobacconist, 68 South Methven st. house, Barnhill. Robert, shopman, 13 Horner's lane. Robert, pointsman, 81 Pomarium. Rev. Thomas, 4 Graham's place, King street. Thomas, carter, 62 Long causeway. Thomas, A.M., LL.D., F.R.S.E., rector (Academy), Inchbank, Bridgend. Thomas, bootmaker, 61 High street—house above. Thomas, baker, 10 Gowrie street. Thomas, labourer, 206 High street. Thomas, labourer, 25 Hospital street. Thomas, weaver, 16 Pomarium. William, 5 East Bridge street. William, tobacconist, 55 George street—house, 57. William, shoemaker, 3 Mill wynd. Miles, John, silk waterer and finisher, 92 Victoria street. Milligan, Mary, seamstress, 5 Bridge lane. Milne, Charles, patternmaker, Laurel Villa, Priory place. George, joiner, 41 Stormont street. James, silk finisher, 1 Speygate. Joseph, labourer, 89 Leonard street. Mrs Alexander, 36 Long causeway.

Rev. Robert, A. M. , Viewlands, Glasgow road. Susan, Bertha Cottage, Barnhill. Thomas, joiner, 113 High street. William (of Cornfutes & Milne), 24 Kinnoull street. Milton, Mrs, 6 St. Paul's square. Minigan, Patrick, labourer, 146 High street. Mitchell, Alexander, labourer, 8 South street. Andrew, plumber, 33 Scott street. & Son, Andrew, slaters, 7 Kinnoull causeway. David, police-constable, 56 Victoria street. Ebenezer (of Morton & Mitchells), Crossmount Cottage, Bridgend. Elizabeth, 47 Watergate. Hector, ropemaker, 202 High street. 132 MITCHELL MONCRIEFF.

Mitchell, Hugh, draper, 15 St. John street—house, 19. J., 2 Paul's close. James (of Morton & Mitchells), Exeter Bank, Scone. James, commission agent, 26 Princes street. James, carpenter, 80 Watergate. James, shoemaker, 219 High street. James, weaver, 312 High street. Jane, 2 Blackfriars wynd. John, ironmonger, 60 High street. John, mason, 34 Newrow. Mrs, 1 Kinnoull causeway. Mrs David, 98 South street. Mrs James, 18 Strathmore street. Mrs James, 11 Stormont street. Mrs Thomas, 90 South street. Peter, smith, Craigie place. Robert, solicitor, 68 St. John street. Robert, baker, 49 South street—house above. Robert, mason, 28 Commercial street.

Robert (of Dewar, Mitchell, & Co. ), 38 Athole street. Thomas A., ropemaker, 44 North Methven street. William, dyer, 327 High street. William, mason, 26 Newrow. Model Lodginci-House, 24 Skinnergate— Peter Robertson, keeper. Moffat, James, clerk, 15 Priory place. John, blacksmith, 23 Stormont street. William, railway guard, 11 Low street. Moir, Andrew, mason, 77 Leonard street. George (of J. & G. Moir), 198 High street. J. & G, masons, St. Catherine's place, High street. James, weaver, 18 Clayholes. James, grocer, 250 High stree-fc—house, 246. James, teacher (Curfew Row School), Barnhill. John, mason, 43 North Methven street—house, 23. Mrs John, 8 Murray street. Thomas, baker, 6 Carpenter street. Moncrieff, Alexander, tenter, 3 Cherry lane.

Alexander (of Moncrieff & Co. ), Tayside, Bridgend. Andrew, fireman, 39 Leonard street. David, bottlemaker, 219 South street. David, mason, 25 King street. James, inkmaker, 404 High street. James, dyer, Balhousie place. Janet, 5 Stormont street. John, glass-works, 189 South street—h. Albert place. Matthew, spirit-dealer, 121 South street. Misses, 58 South Methven street. MONCRIEFF MORRIS. 133

~~Moncrieff, Misses, 5 Athole place. Mrs David, tobacconist, 57 Princes street. Mrs Robert, 35 Mill street.~~

& Co. , R. H. , solicitors, 8 Blackfriars street. Thomas, grocer, 8 Leonard street—bouse above. William, carpenter, 27 Scott street. Money, David, gardener, 29 Kirkgate. Moncur, Janet, 20 Long causeway. Monteith, Alexander, labourer, 71 South street. Mrs John, 4 Marshall place. Peter, joiner, 6 James street. Montgomery, James, baker, 249 High street—house, 287. James, baker, 184 South street. John J. potato merchant, 36 George street. Moon, , Moore, Mrs Alexander, 5 Murray street. Mrs Alexander, cowfeeder, 31 Castlegable. Moran, Michael, labourer, 134 High street. Patrick, labourer, 79 South street. Peter, labourer, 9 Thimblerow. More, David, porter, 19 Leonard street. Mrs William, grocer, 25 Main street. Robert, weaver, 304 High street. Morgan, John, butler (Scone Palace), 16 Keir street. Mrs Alexander, 292 High street. Morison, Alexander, shopman, 40 North Methven street. Alexander, miller, 106 South street. David (of D. & J. Morison), 259 High street. D. & J., joiners, St. Catherine's place, High street.

Duncan, & Co. , booksellers, stationers, and bookbinders, 20 High street. Eliza, dressmaker, 71 Princes street. Francis, collector of county rates, 49 King street. James (of D. & J. Morison), 207 High street. James (of J. & R. Morison), Mansfield place, Bridgend.

J. & R. , accountants, 4 Blackfriars street. Jane, dressmaker, 48 North Methven street. John, hammerman, 34 Newrow. Mrs Hunter, Annat Lodge. Mrs James, 55 High street. Peter, warper, 8 Foundry lane. Robert (of J. & R. Morison), 28 King street. Thomas, superintendent of Baths, Mill street. William, cab-driver, 11 Cow vennel. Morris, Alexander, fireman, 5 Cross street. Andrew, fireman, 63 Glover street. Mrs James, 19 Union street. Mrs William, 199 South street. Mrs William, High Craigie. —

~~134 MORTON MUNRO.~~

Morton, Alexander, police-constable, 15 Strathniore street. Anna, 44 Athole street. David (of Morton & Mitchells), Rockville, Barnhill. E., dressmaker, 222 South street. &Co., James, tea-dealers, 43 George street. John, labourer, 99 Canal street. Mrs Duncan, 75 Leonard street. Mrs James (of Morton & Co.), 21 Melville street. Mrs William, 398 High street. & Mitchells, drapers, 23 St. John street. Moyes, Andrew, tailor and clothier, 83 High street—h. above. James, engine-driver, 33 Cross street. Muckersie, Andrew, moulder, 23 Stormont street. Henry, labourer, 17 Stormont street. James, cooper, 3 Princes street. William, hairdresser, 5 Princes street. Mudie, David, labourer, 148 South street. James, boilermaker, 19 Whitefriars street. Thomas, labourer, 402 High street. Muir & Martin, brewers, 121 Canal street. Thomas, coal agent, Glasgow road coal depot. William (of Muir & Martin), 94 Paradise place. William, railway inspector, Caledonian road. Muirhead, George, painter, 308 High street. Mrs W., 10 Pcul's close, JSTewrow. Mullholland, Mrs Neil, 120 Canal street. Mullion, John, labourer, 134 High street. John, baker, 7 Leonard street. John, brassfounder, 6 Foundry lane. Mark, labourer, 129 South street. Mrs James, baker, 15 Leonard street. Patrick, labourer, 59 Meal vennel. Mulroy, Ann, dressmaker, 1 Kinnoull causeway. * Betsy, grocer, 13 Meal vennel. Michael, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street. Munro, Ann, laundress, 51 Newrow. Ann, 21 Whitefriars street. David, cloth-printer, 1 Whitefriars street. David, jeweller and lapidary, 14 Charlotte street house, 2 Thistle lane. Daniel, plumber, 85 South street. George, railway guard, 1 Kinnoull causeway. George, railway guard, 56 Glover street. Hugh, wright, 41 Commercial street. Hugh, wire-worker, 38 Skinnergate. Hugh, traffic inspector, 34 Queen street, Craigie. James, cowfeeder, 295 High street. James, carter, 8 St. Ann's lane. —

~~MUNRO MURRAY. 135~~

Munro, John, cabinetmaker, 216 High street. Joseph, dyer, 47 Pomarium. Mrs Alexander, shoemakers' furnishings, 201 High st. Mrs Ebenezer, 3 Mill wynd. Mrs James, 221 South street. Mrs William, dairy, 61 Glover street. Thomas, wholesale grocer, 73 North Methven street house, 7 North William street. William, dyer, 58 Long causeway. William, grocer, 1 1 North port. Murdoch, John, boot and shoe warehouse, 63 Newrow—h. 35. John (of Murdoch & Sons), Mill street. Rev. John, 42 North Methven street. Mrs William, 85 Pomarium. & Sons, tanners, Mill street. Thomas, basketmaker, 13 South street. William, weaver, 72 Watergate. Murie, Alexander, carter, 16 West Mill street. David, commission-agent, 12 High st. —h. 60 Scott st. David, hammerman, 72 Long causeway. James, labourer, 8 South street. John, plumber, 6 High street. John Scott, tanner, Back wynd, Bridgend^ Mrs George, 64 Long causeway. Mrs James, 35 Cross street. Mrs John, 4 Murray street. Thomas, 53 Meal vennel. Murphy, Andrew, labourer, Malloch's close, Canal street. Edward, labourer, Malloch's close, Canal street. James, pawnbroker, 37 Mill street—house above. Murray, Alexander, carver and gilder, 4 St. John street house, 89 South street. Alexander, porter, 17 Whitefriars street. Alexander, gardener, 4 Union street lane. Alexander, dyer, 79 Leonard street. David, shunter, 21 Cross street. George, labourer, 61 Strathmore street. Hugh, hostler, 73 South street. James (of Gentle, Murray, & Ewing), 2 Nelson street. Jane, winder, 35 Stoi'mont street. John, mason, 224 High street. John, pointsman, 32 Long causeway. John, The Bield, KinnouH. John, dyer, 7 Leonard street. John, clerk, High Craigie. John, stoneware-merchant, 134 South street. John, shoemaker, 199 South street. Joseph, joiner, 292 High street. 136 MURRAY M'CALLUM.

Murray, Michael, labourer, 224 High street. Mary Ann, lodgings, 13 Rose terrace. Mrs, 15 Guard vennel. Mrs Alexander, 18 Strathmore street. Mrs John, 39 Stormont street. Mrs John, Star Buildings, 24 Canal street. Robert, cleaner, 48 Newrow. Thomas, wright, 15 Charteris street. William, labourer, 170 South street. William, shoemaker, 50 Meal vennel. Murray Royal Asylum, Bridgend. Museum and Antiquarian Society, 78 George street- Mustard, David, cooper, 56 West Mill street. Mylie, David, gatekeeper, 6 Carpenter street.

~~M'Adam, George, joiner, 82 South street. Maitland, manager, Chemical Works, Shore.~~

M Ainsh, Wm. , coal-dealer, Cutlog vennel—h. 246 High st. M 'Airly, Miss, dressmaker, 11 Stormont street. MAlister, Alexander, 126 High street. Alexander, forester, 12 Commercial street. M Andrew, George, shopman, 246 High street. Thomas, labourer, 55 Strathmore street. M'Ara, Alexander (H.M. Customs), 39 Princes street. Andrew, joiner, 40 Carr's croft. M 'Arthur, Donald, shoemaker, 19 Kinnoull causeway. John, turner, 120 High street. John, labourer, 23 Cow vennel. John, railway inspector, 34 Newrow. John, pointsman, 30 County place. Mrs, shoemaker, 9 Skinnergate. Mrs Peter, lodgings, 6 Canal street. Peter, spirit-dealer, 20 Bridge lane—house, 8 Mill st. William, railway guard, 246 High street. MAulay, C, lodgings, 170 High street. James, mechanic, 37 Princes street. Mrs Donald, 4 Newrow. M'Auly, George, labourer, 39 Princes street. John, blacksmith, 177 South street. Robert H., baker, 51 Princes street. M'Avarade, Lewis, joiner, 266 High street. M'Bain, James, china-merchant, 11 North Methven street. M'Caill, Miss, 1 Blackfriars street. M'Call, Duncan, blacksmith, 50 Pomarium. James, labourer, 2 Paul's close, Newrow. Mrs Alexander, 17 Meal vennel. M'Callum, James, blacksmith, 184 South street. m'callum—m'donald. 137

M'Callum, John, carter, 9 Oastlegable. John, labourer, 5 Bridge lane. Mrs John, 42 Watergate. Mrs Peter, 17 Kinnoull street. M'Cash, George, shoemaker, 71 Watergate. James, weaver, 330 High street. James (of M'Cash & Son), 32 James street. Jane, mangle, 63 Leonard street.

& Son, John, grain merchants, &c. , 24 County place. John (of J. M'Cash & Son), 3 Queen street. Mrs Joseph, 8 Thimblerow. Mrs William, 330 High street. William, grocer and wine & spirit merchant, 325 High st. M'Condoch, Robert, porter, 84 Pomarium. M'Conochie, David, printer, 9 Bridge lane. James, joiner, 16 Whitefriars street. John, labourer, 19 St. John's place. & Son, John, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 47 Princes street—house, 58 South Methven street. Lauchlan, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 33 Mill street —house, 18 South Methven street. Mrs Thomas, 24 Pomarium. Stewart, moulder, 29 Castlegable. M'Cormick, Cornelius, ropespinner, 10 Paul's close, Newrow. John, ropespinner, 32 County place. Mary, 214 High street. M 'Cowan, Colin, wine and spirit merchant, 21 Princes street. Peter, Red Lion Inn, 123 High street. M'Craw, John, labourer, 45 Canal street. Samuel, millwright, 39 Princes street. M'Culloch, Alexander, carter, 273 High street. James, joiner, 79 Main street. Robert, labourer, 27 Kinnoull causeway. M'Currach, David, cork manufacturer, 17 Bridge lane— house, 96 High street. James (of P. M'Currach & Son), 22 King street. Peter (of P. M'Currach & Son), 48 Victoria street. & Son, Peter, builders, 48 Victoria street. M'Currie, Mrs Andrew, 3 Mill wynd. M'Diarmid, Alexander, railway guard, 46 Long causeway. John, Britannia Tavern, 14 Mill street. Mrs Archibald, heddlemaker, 6 North Methven street. M 'Donald, Alexander, joiner, 39 Cross street. Alexander, 273 High street. Alexander, railway guard, 23 Leonard street. Alexander, labourer, 282 High street. Andrew, labourer, Broompark, Bridgend. A. Biirns (Stamps and Taxes), Earnoch Bank, Bridgend. 138 m'donald.

M 'Donald, Archibald (of M 'Donald & Campbell), 18 Marshall place. Betsy, 282 High street. & Campbell, wholesale grocers, 131 High street. Catherine, 301 High street. Catherine, tollkeeper, New Scone road. Charles, labourer, 74 South street. Charles, tailor and clothier, 236 High street.

C. & J. , wine and spirit merchants, 74 George street and 25 Castlegable—house, 5 Charlotte place. David, shoemaker, 151 High street. David, railway guard, 14 Pomarium. Donald, labourer, 382 High street. Donald, porter, 38 Princes street. Donald, police constable, 19 Mill street. Donald, porter, 46 Skinnergate. Edward, Militia Barracks, 22 James street. Edward, joiner, 64 Pomarium. Elora, laundress, 216 High street. Flora, 17 Greyfriars lane. & Eraser, auctioneers and land surveyors, Auction Mart, 16 Mill street. George, calico glazer, 5 Castlegable. George, labourer, 3 Paul street. Henry (County Constabulary), 258 High street. Isabella, dairy, 56 Castlegable.

J. & W. , millers and meal-merchants, 52 S. Methven s. James (of J. & W. M 'Donald), 45 S. Methven street. J. & W., joiners, 72 Athole street. James, labourer, 39 Castlegable. James, seaman, 184 South street. James, shoemaker, 58 Main street. James, labourer, 69 South street. James (of J. & W. M 'Donald, joiners), 68 Athole street. James, fireman, 219 High street. James, cabinetmaker, 224 South street. James, seaman, 73 Watergate. James, railway guard, 35 Scott street. James, seaman, 14 South street. John, ropemaker, 59 Meal vennel. John, mason, 239 High street. John, inspector of police, 5 Castlegable. John, fireman, 85 Pomarium. John, labourer, 266 High street. John, shoemaker, 7 Skinnergate. John, carter, 18 Strathmore street. John, weaver, 11 Clayholes. John, labourer, 47 Meal vennel. m'donald—m'ewan. 139

M 'Donald, John, butcher, 12 St. John street. Laurence, weaving agent, 305 High street. Margaret, 16 Pomarium. Margaret, 34 ISTewrow. Margaret, fish-dealer, 252 High street. Mary, 74 South street. Mrs, 2 Blackfriars wynd. Mrs Alexander, 19 Olaypotts wynd. Mrs Alexander, 33 Pomarium. Mrs Ann, Castlegable. Mrs John, 18 Paul street. Mrs John, 68 St. John street. Mrs John, 8 Melville street. Mrs Ronald, 15 Guard vennel. Mrs William, 75 Pomarium. Myles, brushmaker, 2 Meal vennel. Peter, joiner, 89 South street. Peter, fireman, 56 West Mill street. Peter, carter, 16 Kirkside. Robert, inspector of police, Gladstone terrace. Robert, weaver, 20 Thimblerow. Robert, mason, 2 Rose lane. Robert, 58 South street. Sarah, shoemaker, 209 South street. Thomas, refreshments, 49 Princes street. Walter, golf-club maker, 6 North port. William (of J. & W. M 'Donald), 18 West Mill street. William, coach-trimmer, Craigie Park terrace. William (of J. & W. M 'Donald, joiners), 44 Barossa st. William, plasterer, 137 High street. William, carpenter, 108 Canal crescent. M'Dougall, Charles W., law-clerk, 10 St. John's place. Duncan, tailor, 21 St. John's place. Isabella, 24 King street. James, carter, 11 Barossa street. James, brassfounder, 6 Whitefriars street. John, lathsplitter, 21 Kirkside. John, carter, 56 Mill street. Margaret, 175 High street. Mrs Duncan, 10 St. John's place. Peter, coachsmith, 19 County place. Peter, coachwright, 175 High street. Peter, chimney-sweeper, 290 High street. M'Duff, Mrs Charles, 35 Pomarium. M'Ewan, Andrew, coal-merchant, Leonard bank — house, Priory place, Craigie. Andrew, Canteen, Barracks. Cecilia, 47 George street. 140 m'ewan—m'farlane.

M'Ewan, David, detective -officer, 154 South street. David, tinsmith, 82 South street. David, weaver, 21 Whitefriars street. James, tailor, 8 Gowrie street. James, dyer, 12 Melville street. James, general draper, 56 St. John street. Jane, 35 Stormont street. Janet, 161 High street. John, Malloch's close, South street. May, mangle, 8 Cow vennel. Mrs Alexander, 9 Castlegable. Mrs David, washer, Old Shore. Mrs James, seamstress, 15 Commercial street. Mrs James, 51 Commercial street. Mrs Thomas, 64 Pomarium. Peter, 18 Queen street, Craigie. Robert, shoemaker, 8 Pomarium. Thomas, labourer, 72 Watergate. William, mason, 58 Scott street. M'Fayden, John, clerk, 31 Glover street. M'Farlane, Alexander, blacksmith, 9 Union lane. & Co., Alexander, Perth Foundry, Paul street—house, 326 High street. Alexander, shipwright, 30 Whitefriars street. Amelia, 7 Marshall place. Andrew, carter, 103 Canal street. Andrew, warder, 29 Scott street. Daniel, corkcutter, 1 Kinnoull causeway. David, railway guard, 50 Glover street. Donald, dairy, 7 North Methven street. Donald, fitter, 7 Stormont street. Duncan, valuator and furniture-dealer, 7 High st. and Exchange Salerooms, 30 George st. —h. Barnhill. Grace, 19 Leonard street. Helen, Malloch's close, Canal street. & Henderson, furnishings, 125 High street. Isabella, 24 Long causeway. Isabella, 6 Blackfriars street. James, dresser, 4 Carpenter street. James, labourer, 339 High street. James, labourer, 3 St. Paul's square. James, labourer, 22 Melville street. James, labourer, Craigie Park terrace. John, joiner, 90 Victoria street. John, labourer, 26 Newrow. John, dyer, 20 Carpenter street. John, wright, 116 High street. John, smith, 12 Barrack street. M'faklane M 'gregor. 141

M'Farlane, John, labourer, 15 Main street. Margaret, dressmaker, 1 Claypotts wynd. Margaret, George Inn lane. Mary, 83 Watergate. Mrs, 339 High street. Mrs John, 60 Scott street. Mrs William, lodgings, 2 Glover street. Mrs William, 54 Watergate. Peter, joiner, 123 High street. Peter, engine-driver, 17 Scott street. Robert, ropespinner, 40 Meal vennel. Thomas, labourer, 216 South street. Walter, engine-driver, 25 Hospital street. William, gamekeeper, 27 Castlegable. William, cabinetmaker, 246 High street. M'Fauld, Alexander, sawyer, 139 South street. Mrs Alexander, 364 High street. Mrs, 291 High street. M'Feat, Mrs Charles, 151 High street. Stewart, labourer, 39 Commercial street. Stewart, labourer, 21 East Bridge street. M'Gee, William, engine-driver, 43 Leonard street. M 'Gibbon, Mrs James, 51 Strathmore street. M'Gill, Margaret, washer, 16 Main street. M'Gilliwie, Janet, 80 Watergate. John, treasurer to Gas Commissioners, Carpenter st. Mrs James, 51 Watergate. Peter (P. PR.), 82 South street. Thomas, 308 High street. Thomas, 16 Watergate. M'Glashan, Alexander, 74 Pomarium. James, labourer, New Shore. James, brassfouuder, 170 High street. John, labourer, 17 Whitefriars street. John, potato-dealer, 18 Kirkside. John, carter, 9 Castlegable. Mrs Thomas, 14 Watergate. William, railway guard, Dovecotland. M'Gregor, Alexander, labourer, 89 Main street. Alexander, bookbinder, 41 Cross street. Alexander, shoemaker, 50 Meal vennel. Alexander, weaver, 56 Pomarium. Alexander, porter, 5 Paul street. Alexander, labourer, 18 Barrack street. Allan, Burns Tavern, Watergate. Ann, winder, 68 Pomarium. Charles, labourer, 3 Cutlog vennel. David, police constable, 9 Nelson street. 142 m'gkegor.

M'Gregor, David, engine-driver, 52 Long causeway. David (of Constable & M'Gregor), 5 George street. David, blacksmith, 19 Union lane. David, gardener, Early Bank. David, tenter, 52 Pomarium. Duncan, butcher, 87 Victoria street. Duncan, labourer, 34 Meal vennel. Duncan, 46 High street. Duncan, railway guard, 67 Kinnoull causeway. Duncan, gardener, Annat Lodge. & Co., Duncan, gardeners and seedsmen, 18 High st. Elizabeth, 7 Lowe street. George, labourer, 45 Commercial street. Gregor, dyer, 163 South street. Hugh, printer, 10 High street. Hugh, nesher, 4 Bridge lane. James, engine-driver, 25 Barossa street. James, weaver, 2 Cross street. James, labourer, 26 Whitefriars street. James, flesher, 226 High street—house, 87 Victoria st. James, planemaker, 129 High street. James, labourer, 42 Glover street. James, clerk, 54 Pomarium. James, labourer, 78 Pomarium. James, carpenter, 22 Barrack street. John, labourer, 82 Watergate. John, postmaster, 1 Tay street. John, joiner, 1 Clayholes. John, tailor, 18 Watergate. John, weaver, 4 Thimblerow. John, brassfounder, 30 Barossa street. John, janitor (Sharp's Institution), 245 High street. Malcolm, manure agent, 34 Newrow. Misses, 28 Athole street. Mrs, 319 High street. Mrs Ann, 170 South street. Mrs Duncan, 70 South Methven street. Mrs Helen, 163 High street. Mrs John, 8 Pomarium. Mrs John, 17 Stormont street. Mrs John, Shuttlefield close, Canal street. Mrs Peter, 198 South street. Mrs Peter, 87 Leonard street. Mrs William, 7 Leonard street. Neil, dyer, 163 South street. Patrick, railway guard, 11 Glover street. Peter, accountant (National Bank), 39 N. Methven st. Peter, gardener, 7 Kinnoull causeway. m'gregok—m'intosh. 143

M'Gregor, Robert, labourer, 170 South street. Robert, van-driver, 1 Paul's close. Robertson, labourer, 33 Castlegable. Stark, shoemaker, North port. Thomas (of Jacksons & M'Gregor), 26 Melville street. Thomas, gardener, 13 East Bridge street. William, labourer, 12 Paul street. William, 19 Barossa place. William, pointsman, Barnhill. William, labourer, 300 High street. M'Guire, John, labourer, 129 South street. M'Hardie, John, labourer, 282 High street. M'Innally, Francis, labourer, 27 Castlegable. M'Inroy, James, gardener, 44 Commercial street. M 'Intosh, Alexander, railway guard, 63 Glover street. Alexander, labourer, 306 High street. Alexander, labourer, 170 South street. Alexander, labourer, 13 Barossa street. Ann, 11 East Bridge street. Ann, 21 Claypotts wynd. Charles, 51 Commercial street. Christina, Back wynd, Bridgend.

, David, South U.P. Church officer, 246 High street. Donald, surveyor of taxes, Victoria Buildings, Tay st, —house, Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie. George, dyer, 175 High street. Helen, 21 King street. Hugh, gardener, 41 Main street. James, gardener, Low Craigie. James, letter-carrier, 254 High street. John, labourer, 17 Kinnoull street. John, cabinetmaker, 68 High street. John, grocer, 69 High street and 1 King street. John, leather-merchant, 176 High street. Mrs, 246 High street. Mrs Alexander, 28 Long causeway. Mrs Angus, 48 Pomarium. Mrs Angus, 1 Kirkgate. Mrs Archibald, 15 Kirkgate. Mrs Charles, grocer, 14 Gowrie street—h. 48 Main st. Mrs John, 7 Paul street. Mrs Robert, Barnhill. Peter, boilermaker, 89 South street. Peter, porter, 22 Pomarium. Robert, tailor, 126 South street. William, tailor and clothier, 7 St. John street—house, 113 High street. William, seaman, 154 South street. 144 m'intyre—m'kendrick.

M'Intyre, Ann, milliner, 188 High street—house, 190. Daniel, grocer, 193 High street. Donald, painter, 73 George street—house, 3 Curfew row. James, plasterer, 219 High street. James, weaver, 211 South street. James, baker, 28 Athole street. John, coachman, Bowerswell road, Bridgend. John, labourer, 25 Glover street. John, labourer, 46 Pomarium. Malcolm, porter, 64 South street. Margaret, Shuttlefield close, Canal street. Margaret, 36 Skinnergate. Mary, 17 Cutlog vennel. Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 5 East Bridge street. Mrs John, 13 Foundry lane. Mrs Thomas, Receiving Post-Office, 7 County place. Robert, engine-fitter, 9 South street. Thomas, working jeweller, 292 High street. William, labourer, 15 Commercial street. M 'Isaac, John, mashman, 38 Main street. M'Kay, Alexander, Gowrie Cottage, Barnhill. Andrew, shoemaker, 3 Meal vennel. Christina, mangle, 4 Carpenter street. D. Douglas, clerk, 12 South street. George, dyer, 18 Barrack street. John, labourer, 48 Commercial street. John, clerk, 59 Kinnoull causeway. John, plasterer, 7 Kinnoull street. Mrs, 163 South street. Mrs Daniel, 12 South street. Mrs John, 224 High street. Mrs John, 14 Kirkgate. Mrs Bobert, Shuttlefield close, Canal street. Patrick, labourer, 17 Meal vennel. Bobert, sawyer, 52 Pomarium. Thomas, telegraphist, 7 Earl's dykes. William, carter, 56 Pomarium. William, weaver, Malloch's close, Canal street. William, printer, 5 St. Ann's lane. M'Kash, Mrs John, 21 Kirkside. M'Keich, Isabella, spirit-dealer, 31 Cross street. M 'Keith, James, engineer, 21 Speygate. William, labourer, 159 South street. William, millwright, 82 South street. M'Kendrick, Alexander, shoemaker, 30 High street. Andrew, joiner, 211 High street—h. 8 Barossa place. Catherine, 82 South street. David, joiner, 55 West Mill street. . ——

~~m'kendrick—m'laggan. 145~~

M'Kendrick, David, 58 Long causeway. Mrs James, 45 Stormont street. William, flesh er, 15 South street—house above. M'Kenzie, Adam, depute sheriff-clerk, Stormont Cottage, Stormont street. Alexander, labourer, 199 South street. Alexander, clerk, 1 Kinnoull causeway. Alexander, clerk, 2 Horner's lane. Alexander, labourer, 384 High street. Daniel, grocer and spirit-dealer, 157 South street house, 25 James street. & Dickson, solicitors, 61 George street. Helen, 17 Kinnoull street. James, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 12 and 14 Main street—house, 10. James, engine-driver, 39 Glover street. James, shoemaker, 82 South street. James, shoemaker, 4 South street. Janet, eating-house, 2 Barrack street. John, mason, 11 East Bridge street. John, book-deliverer, 19 Mill street. Kenneth, slater, 9 Pomarium. Mary, seamstress, 12 Commercial street. Miss G. Muir, Garry Cottage, Barnhill. Mrs Charles, 56 Main street. Mrs David, 1 Athole place. Robert, shoemaker, 47 Newrow. Robert, blacksmith, Gladstone terrace, Bridgend. Roderick, smith, Craigie Park terrace. Thomas, labourer, 112 South street. M'Killop, Betsy, 65 Strathmore street. John, gardener, Barnhill. M 'Kinlay, Daniel, pensioner, 8 Foundry lane. Francis, coachsmith, 67 Watergate. James, fitter, 120 Canal crescent. James, weaver, 199 South street. John, fishing-tackle maker, 44 Athole street Miss, 88 South street. Mrs James, 8 South street. Peter, grocer and spirit-dealer, 1 GloVer street. William, fishing-tackle maker, 49 Commercial street. William, grocer, 1 Reform place. M'Kinven, James, basket manufacturer, 65 High street house, 18 George street. M'Laggan, Alexander, engineer, 27 Guard vennel. Alexander, labourer, 21 Kinnoull street. Charles, labourer, 378 High street. Daniel, labourer, 89 South street. L 146 m'laggan—m'lauchlan.

~~M'Laggan, David, blacksmith, Burton place.~~

E. , milliner, 3 South St. John's place. Hugh, mason, High Craigie. Isabella, laundress, 10 Kinnoull street. Jane, winder, George Inn lane. Jessie, staymaker, 10 Charlotte street. John, baker, 306 High street. John, clerk, 13 Queen street. John, railway guard, 35 Scott street. Mrs Charles, 28 Gowrie street. Mrs John, 48 Carr's croft. Mrs William, Low Craigie. Mrs William, 38 Main street. Peter, clerk, St. Catherine's place. Robert, labourer, 3 Strathmore street. Robert, stationmaster, St. Leonard's Hall, New town. William, labourer, 159 South street. William, grocer, 48 North Methven street. M'Laren, Alexander, shipowner, 79 Watergate. Andrew, superintendent, Slaughter-House, Shore. Archibald, shoemaker, 99 Canal street. Charles, grocer, 278 High street. Daniel, carpenter, 333 High street. Dougall, hostler, 2 Bridge lane. Duncan, hostler, 9 Castlegable. Helen, milliner, 4 George street. Isabella, 31 Priory place. James, pointsman, 50 Glover street. James, teacher, 9 Cross street. James, porter, 315 High street. James, blacksmith, 19 Mill street. John, teacher, 69 Glover street. John, fireman, 20 Glover street. John, 15 York place. John, carter, 99 Canal street. Mrs, Craigie Mill. Mrs George, 6 Back wynd. Mrs John, 39 Canal street. Mrs William, 65 Pomariuni. Peter, labourer, 67 Strathmore street. Peter, engine- cleaner, 25 Hospital street. Peter, agent, 19 Watergate. William, game-dealer, 9 North Methven street. M'Lauchlan, Ann, 26 Whitefriars street. & Co., painters and paperhangers, 114 High st. —h. 112. Daniel, chimney-sweeper, 32 Watergate. George, stoneware merchant, 213 High street, George, weaver, 24 Whitefriars street. M M'LAUCHLAN — 'LIN TOOK. 147

M'Lauchlan, Hendry, labourer, 146 High street. James, labourer, 48 Barossa street. Jessie, lodgings, 72 High street. John, labourer, 40 Meal vennel. John, slater, West Mill street—house, 182 High street. John, hawker, 7li South street. John, labourer, 129 South street. Mary, 5 Bridge lane. Robert, clerk, 4 Glover street. Thomas, wright, 23 Carpenter street. William, labourer, 159 South street. M'Lean, Alexander, labourer, 4 Long causeway. Alexander, saddler, 72 Watergate. Andrew, joiner, 25 Guard vennel. Donald, tailor, 7 Stormont street. Donald, joiner, 129 High street. Duncan, carter, 113 High street. & Hope, manure stores, 8 Victoria street—office, 10 Skinnergate. James, farrier, 6 Mill street— house, 14 Bridge lane. John, cab-driver, 10 Canal street. John, labourer, 72 Watergate. John, glass-blower, 301 High street. Rachel, 7 Charlotte street. Samuel, pipemaker, Flesh vennel. M'Leish, Alexander, hawker, 75 South street. Andrew, porter, Old Shore. Isabella, register-office, 234 South street. James, plumber, 24 Mill street—house, 19. John, accountant, 16 High street—h. 22 Barossa place. Mrs David, 19 Speygate. Mrs John, 309 High street. Robert, shunter, 30 Newrow. & Robertson, agents for the Aberdeen Town and County Bank, Victoria Buildings, Tay street. William (of Thomas & MacLeish), 5 St. John street. M'Lellan, Duncan, gardener, 36 Newrow. M'Lennan, William, brassmoulder, 7 South Methven street. M'Leod, Alexander, shunter, 2 Long causeway. Captain Alexander, 41 South street. Catherine, 10 Paul's close, Newrow. Mary, 199 High street. Mrs Agnes, Tayhill, Bridgend. Mrs Donald, 58 Watergate. Mrs Neil, 13 Leonard street. Peter, innkeeper, 9 Lowe street. William, labourer, 19 Mill street. M'Lintock, Mrs Adam, mangle, 6 Horner's lane. 148 m'luskey—m'pherson.

M 'Luskey, Edward, labourer, 50 Meal vennel. M'Mahon, Bryan, Shuttlefield close, Canal street. John, labourer, 129 High street. Michael, grocer, 48 Meal vennel. M'Millan, Daniel, fireman, 219 High street. John, labourer, 57 Pomarium. John, teacher, Craigie place. Mrs Ann, 123 High street. Mrs John, 176 South street. Robert, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 65 George street—house, Springland Lodge. M'Nab, Duncan, warehouseman, 12 West Mill street. Margaret, grocer, 83 South street. Miss, Burton place. Robert, 2 Balhousie Bank. M'Nair, James, shoemaker, Malloch's close, Canal street. John, engine-driver, 142 Canal crescent. M'Naughton, Alexander, flesher, 17 Flesh vennel. & Dewar, drapers, 8 George street. James, wright, 12 Paul's close, Newrow. John, accountant, 7 Marshall place. Misses, boarding-school, 3 Barossa place. Mrs, 18 Paul street. Mrs A., 31 Leonard street. Mrs Jane, 42 Commercial street. Mrs William, 25 Leonard street. Peter, 57 King street. T W illiani (of M'Nanghton & Dewar), Croft House,. Bridgend. M'JSFeill, David, mason, 20 Newrow. James, dresser, 224 High street. John (of William Frew & Sons), Balhousie House. Peter, labourer, George Inn lane. Peter, fireman, 7 Cross street. Robert, engine-driver, 54 Glover street. M 'Niven, Mrs Charlotte, stationer & tobacconist, 217 High st. M'Nicoll, Colin, teacher, Craigie Park terrace. James, shoemaker, 24 High street —house 9. James, labourer, 60 South street. M 'Ornish, Isabella, 42 James street. Peter, labourer, 10 Canal street. M'Owan, Rev. James, Melrose Villa, Kinnoull. Duncan, labourer, 101 High street. Robert, mason, 3 Cross street. M'Pherson, Alexander, wright, 384 Athole street. Alexander, labourer, 315 High street. Andrew, 400 High street. Angus, labourer, 11 Cow vennel. m'pherson— m'vicar. 149

M'Pherson, Catherine, 33 Kinnoull causeway. Daniel, cabinetmaker, 3 Cutlog vennel. David, painter, 11 James street. Helen, 65 Strathmore street. Hugh, dyer, 14 West Mill street. Isabella, teacher (Infant School), 6 King street. Isabella, Back wynd. James, shipbuilder, 11 Canal street. John, weaver, 68 Pomarium. John, carter, 68 Long causeway. John, labourer, 29 Newrow. John, mechanic, 151 High street. Mark, compositor, 4 James street. Mrs Alexander, 35 Watergate. Mrs Elizabeth, 11 Meal vennel. Mrs Hugh, 33 Priory place. Mrs Malcolm, sick-nurse, 12 Meal vennel. Mrs Norman, senior, 199 High street. Mrs Norman, junior, midwife, 23 Meal vennel. Mrs Simon, 133 Canal crescent. Robert, painter, 5 South street. M'Quade, Hugh, hawker, 49 Meal vennel. M'Quarrie, James, refreshment rooms, 1 Flesh vennel. Mrs Alexander, spirit-dealer, 206 High street. M 'Queen, David, blacksmith, 82 South street—house, 142 Canal crescent. James, posting establishment, 20 Princes street—h. 71. John, labourer, 10 Carpenter street. Mrs Angus, 10 County place. Mrs Thomas, 77 South street. M'Quhae, John, blacksmith, 41 Main street. Margaret, lodgings, 18 Charlotte street. Thomas, "blacksmith, 12 Carpenter street—house above. M'Rae, John, plumber, 97 South street. Mrs Duncan, 51 Watergate.

Mrs J. , grocer, 210 High street. Mrs James, 8 Bridge lane. Patrick, teacher, 113 High street. M'Renar, Mrs Janet, 12 Union street lane. M'Robie, Mrs Douglas, 18 Charlotte street. Mrs Thomas, dressmaker, 113 High street. M'Rostie, Mrs John, 219 High street. M'Tavish, Mrs John, Horse Head Tavern, 126 High street. Patrick, stoneware merchant, 30 Meal vennel. M'Vain, Daniel, labourer, 68 Long causeway. James, labourer, 5 Strathmore street. John, game-dealer, 72 South Methven street. M 'Vicar, Alexander, quarryman, 22 Long causeway. 150 M 'VICAR NICOL.

~~M 'Vicar, William, painter and paperhanger, 177 High street;. M'Whannel, George, weaver, 6 Paul street. James, weaver, 56 Pomarium. John, weaver, 216 South street.~~

~~IN"~~

Nain, Mrs Helen, 1 Comely bank, Scone road. Nairn, James, painter, 42 St. John street. William, porter, 20 Thimblerow. Nairne, Charles, surgeon and druggist, 228 High street—house, York place. Mrs Mary, 148 South street. National Bank Office, 5 High street—D. L. Jolly, agent. National Security Savings Bank, 24 Charlotte st. —Melville Jameson, actuary and cashier. Napier, James, porter, 14 North Methven street. Needham, James, librarian, 77 Pomarium.

Neil, Frederick G. , 3 Comely bank. Neilson, David, dyer, 13 Barossa street. Joseph, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street. Peter, porter, 211 South street. Thomas, dyer, 29 Mill street. William, carpenter, 74 Pomarium. William, plumber, 14 James street. Ness, Alexander, labourer, Loretto court, South street. David, carter, 7 Earl's dykes. James, tailor, 9 South street. Margaret, laundress, 10 Commercial street. News-Room, 18 Charlotte street. Newlands, Mrs John, Tayside, Bridgend. Nicholson, Alexander, 4 Paul's close, Newrow. George, Exchange Hotel, 30 George street. James, engineman, 50 Leonard street. Nicol, Charles, seaman, 126 High street. David, blacksmith, 17 Paul's close. David, engine-driver, 50 Leonard street. Isabella, 2 Back wynd, Bridgend. James, waggon-inspector, 5 Lowe street. John, shoemaker, 226 South street. John, shoemaker, 71 4 South street. Mary, 31 Pomarium. Miss E., 6 Carpenter street. Mrs, washer, 71 High street. Mrs Charles, 7 Stormont street. Mrs David, 16 Paul's close, Newrow. Mrs David, 72 George street. Mrs George, 282 High street. Mrs George Boyd, 17 Pomarium. NIOOL PALMER. 151

Nicol, Mrs Robert, 71 Watergate. Robert, glazier, 126 High street. Robert, pensioner, 7 Barossa street. Thomas B., clerk, 19 Priory place. Niven, Misses, 20 South street. Nolan, Francis, labourer, 103 South street.

Norie, Henry Hay, W. S. , agent (Union Bank), Balhousie Castle. Norrie, John R., bookseller and stationer, 23 George st. —h. 42. Norwell, David, shoemaker, 39 High street—house, Sunny- bower, Bridgend. Duncan, shoemaker, 46 High street. Henry, shoemaker, 103 High street. James, shoemaker, 68 South street. John, shoemaker, 232 High street. John, shoemaker, 113 High street. Joseph, shoemaker, 144 High street. Peter, shoemaker, 8 Skinnergate. O Oakin, Peter, blacksmith, 61 Strathmore street. O'Brien, James, labourer, Shuttlefield close, South street. John, 13 East Bridge street. Officer, Alexander, railway guard, 18 Long causeway. Ogilvie, David, grocer, 174 High street. Henry, engine-driver, 23 Cross street. Joseph, miller, 21 Cross street. Oliphant, John, cabinetmaker, 72 Watergate. Joseph, shoemaker, 20 Watergate. Robert, smith, 60 Pomarium. Oliver, W. G., sheriff-officer, 27 Watergate—house, 23. O'Neil, John, china merchant, 275 High street—house, 273. Ord, Thomas, labourer, 5 Scott street. Orr, Mrs, 151 High street. Oswald, Andrew, wood merchant, 10 St. Ann's lane. Helen, fruiterer, &c, 37 St. John street. James, superintendent of cemeteries, Caledonian road. John, coachmaker, 17 Watergate. Ower, John, miller, 14 Strathmore street. Mary, 11 Keir street. Peter, millwright, Craigie place. Thomas, senior, joiner, 19 Mill street. Thomas, joiner, 1 Kinnoull causeway.

~~DP Palmer, Charles (of Palmers & Drummond), 28 Queen street. Mary, 47 Strathmore street. Mrs Gregory, 19 Strathmore street. Peter (of Palmers & Drummond), 18 York place. 152 PALMERS PATERSON.~~

~~Palmers & Drummond, grocers and iron merchants, 200 High st. Panton, William, maltster, Craigie Mill. Park, Christina, 7 Leonard street. Parker, John, tenter, 24 North port.~~

~~William E. , 3 Albert place.~~

Parkyn, Frederick S. , governor, General Prison. Parminter, Rev. Ferdinand, Blackfriars School. Parochial Board Office, 16 South st. —W. Young, inspector. Patullo, Charles, labourer, 7 St. Paul's square. Mrs James, 46 Leonard street. Mrs Samuel, 44 James street. Thomas, blacksmith, 29 Kirkgate. William, bootcloser, 1 1 Meal vennel. Paton, Alexander (of Donaldson, Paton, & M'Kenzie), 3 Mel- ville street. James, flesher, 8 Princes street. James, labourer, 9 Kinnoull causeway. Jane, 22 Queen street. John, tailor, 142 South street. John, shoemaker, 52 Long causeway. John, grocer, 240 High street—house, 231. John, weaver, 69 Leonard street. Joseph, bootmaker, 209 High street—house, 1 Kirkgate. Miss M. A., 8 Rose terrace. Mrs, lodgings, 4 South street. Mrs Charles, bookseller and stationer, 32 St. John st. — house, 14 Keir street. Mrs James, 1 Kinnoull causeway. Mrs James, 386 High street. Mrs James, 1 Kirkgate. Mrs James, 231 High street. Peter, boilermaker, 2S6 High street, Robert, jeweller, 92 High street. & Son, Edward, gun and rifle manufacturers, &c, 44 George street—house, Pitcullen. Thomas, joiner, 31 Glover street. William, painter, 13 Cutlog vennel. William S., Fifeshire Inn, 53 South street. Patrick, Mrs, Moncreiffe terrace. William, 30 Glover street. Paterson, Alexander, dyer, 282 High street. Alexander, spirit-dealer, 145 Canal street—house, Spring Cottage, Canal street. Andrew, engine-fitter, 82 South street. David, tobacco-spinner, 6 North Methven street. David, refreshments, 262 High street. David, gardener, 17 Pomarium. George, joiner, 1 Glover street. —

~~PATERSON PEDDIB. 153~~

Paterson, George, engine-driver, 45 Glover street. George K. H., M.D., surgeon, 69 George street. James (Bank of Scotland), 20 King street. Jean, grocer, 6 Leonard street. Jean, 374 High street. John, shopman, 56 West Mill street. Mrs Robert, 300 High street. Mrs William, 7 Kinnoull causeway.

~~Mrs William, 21 Kirkside. . Peter, cabinetmaker, 51 Newrow. Robert, missionary, 2 Kinnoull street. Sons, & Co., pianoforte and music sellers, 17 Princes st. Thomas, engine-driver, 79 Glover street.~~

William, C.E. , Croft House, Craigie. William, labourer, Craigie cottages. Paul, Catherine, 27 Scott street. James, wright, 32 Athole street. John, cabinetmaker, 258 High street. John, toy-merchant, 103 High street—house, 25. Mrs John, 1 1 North port. Paxton, Mrs Peter, 40 Castlegable. Peacock, Mrs William, 105 South street. Pearson, Alexander, weaver, 2 Thistle lane. David (of Miller & Pearson), 55 Princes street. George, mechanic, 43 Newrow. George, fish-dealer, 17 County place. John, cutter, 27 Canal street. Mary, grocer, 6 Athole street. Mrs John, 25 George street. Mrs Robert, 48 Commercial street. William (of Richardson & Pearson), Beech Villa, Kin- noull. William, turner, 190 High street—house, 161. Peatie, John, superintendent of Waterworks, Barnhill. Peddie, David, printer, Barnhill. David, painter, 282 High street. Gerard, gunsmith, 61 George street. James, hairdresser and perfumer, 53 George street house, 46 St. John street. John, mechanic, 67 Pomarium. Jane, 20 Carpenter street. Mrs, 25 George street. Mrs David, washer, 30 Horse cross. Robert, head-master, Sharp's Educational Institution, 10 South Methven street. Thomas, tailor, 19 Union street. Thomas, weaver, 12 Paid street. William, gas-inspector, 246 High street. —

~~154 PBDDIE PILMER.~~

Pedclie, William, painter, 1 Paul street. W. &D., ironmongers, 13 South Methven street—house, 51 Glover street. Peebles, David, gardener, Gladstone terrace, Bridgend. John, plasterer, 65 Newrow. John, plasterer, 56 West Mill street. Peter, coal-agent, Glasgow road coal depot—house, 149 High street. Peffers, James (Stamps and Taxes), 37 York place. Peggie, John, turner, 59 Meal vennel. Mrs James, 39 Commercial street. Penny, Mrs James, 6 Thimblerow. Eobert, 279 High street. Pentland, Mrs Janet, 31 Stormont street. Perth Foundry, Paul street—Alexander M'Farlane & Co. Perth Libraries, 78 George street and South St. John's pi. Perth Wheaten Bread Society, 51 North Methven street Hugh Drysdale, manager. Perthshire Advertiser and Strathmore Journal—office, Tay street. Perthshire Courier—office, 62 Watergate. Perthshire Journal—office, South St. John's place. Peterkin, Mrs David, grocer, 294 High street. Mrs James, 80 High street. Peters, Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer, 40 Long causeway —house above. David, Free West Church officer, 44 Watergate. David, 42 Long causeway. David, weaver, 33 Castlegable. John, weaver, 6 Strathmore street. Robert, mason, 23 Pomarium. Petrie, Alexander, weaver, 89 South street. John, engine-driver, 4 Barrack street. John, labourer, 5 Commercial street. Mrs David, 35 Kinnoull causeway. Mrs John, hat -manufacturer, 66 South street. Peter, dyer, 214 High street. Samuel, engine-driver, 52 Glover street. William, engine-driver, 36 Long causeway. William, goods guard, 8 Paul street. Philips, Ann, staymaker, 33 St. John street—h. Tay street. Ann, 47 Skinnergate. John, shunter, 27 Leonard street. Thomas, blacksmith, 116 South street. Phinn, Patrick, labourer, 103 South street. Picket, James, labourer, 212 South street. Michael, labourer, 82 South street. Pilmer, Mrs, 18 Melville street. PINKERTON PRINGLE. 155

Pinkerton, James C. (of Spottiswoode & Pinkerton), Beech Villa, Kinnoull. Robert, law-clerk, 48 Commercial street. Pirnie, Barbara, 18 Barrack street. James, dresser, 13 Barossa street. Pirrie, Alex., Edinburgh post-office messenger, 17 Kinnoull st. & Anderson, coachbuilders, 48 Princes street. Henry, baker, 312 High street. James (of Pirrie & Anderson), 59 North Methven st. Pitblado, David, shipowner, Craigie place. William, seaman, 6 Cow vennel. Pitcairns, Mrs James, 55 Commercial street. Pitcaithly, Alexander, game-dealer, 14 Mill street — house, West Rhynd. James, shoemaker, 38 Skinnergate. James, labourer, 59 Leonard street. John, marshalman, 56 Glover street. John, weaver, 19 Claypotts. Mrs Andrew, 67 Pomarium. Mrs John, Malloch's close, South street. Mrs William, 9 Charter street. Plane, Andrew, fitter, Craigie cottages. John, blacksmith, Low Craigie. Police Assessment Office, 3 High street—James Thomson, collector. Police Office, 1 High street—John Welsh, superintendent. Polland, James, shoemaker, 127 Canal crescent. Pollan, John, labourer, 113 High street. Poor Bates Office, 12 South street—George Barclay, collector. Pople, H. W., British Hotel, 99 Leonard street. Porter, Charles, tea-hawker, 9 Leonard street. James, photographer, 15 County place—house, 45 South Methven street. John, weaver, 190 High street. Mrs John, winder, 219 High street. Porteous, William, labourer, 5 Clayholes. Post-Office, 2 High street—John M 'Gregor, postmaster. Potter, John, grocer, 29 Hospital street. Powrie, Jessie, 9 Flesh vennel. Robert, seaman, 9 Flesh vennel. William, polisher, 80 High street. Pratt, John, weaver, 190 High street. Robert, weaver, 116 High street. Prentice, John, labourer, 46 Long causeway. William, coachsmith, 3 Clayholes. Preston, James, register office, 50 High street. Pride, Grace, 18 Paul street. Pringle, John, late jeweller, 13 Queen street, Craigie. 156 PRINGLE RAE.

Pringle, Mrs James, painter & paperhanger, 11 High st. —h. 9. Prison Assessment Office, 3Highst. —J. Thomson, collector. Procter, Jane M., dressmaker, 29 Main street. Procurator-Fiscal's Office, County Buildings, foot of South street. Profit, David, boilermaker, 35 Scott street. Proudfoot, Catherine, Low Craigie. James, meal-dealer, 39 South street. James, railway superintendent, 22 South William st. James, watchman, 64 Long causeway. Mrs Ann, 50 Barossa street. Mrs Isabella, 101 High street. Robert, 30 Queen street. William, insurance agent, 22 Athole street. Public Baths and Wash-House, Mill st. —Thomas Morrison. Public Weigh-House, Kirkside. Pullar, Ann, 18 Whitefriars street.

& Co. , Laurence, manufacturers, Balhousie Works. Daniel, labourer, 323 High street. Elizabeth, 126 South street. George, turner, 34 South William street. James, salesman, 46 Commercial street. James P. (of J. Pullar & Sons), Rosebank, Kinnoull. James, dyer, 7 Leonard street. & Sons, J., silk-dyers, Kinnoull street. John (of J. Pullar & Sons), 5 St. Leonard's bank. John, labourer, 368 High street.

Laurence (of L. Pullar & Co. ), 9 St. Leonard's bank. Martha, dressmaker, 34 Newrow. Mrs, market gardener, Barnhill. Mrs Helen, laundress, 104 South street. Mrs James, 6 Mill close. Robert (of J. Pullar & Sons), 6 St. Leonard's bank. & Son, Thomas, joiners, 54 Victoria street. Thomas, weaver, 9 Kinnoull causeway. William, gardener, 366 High street. Q Queen, Edward, labourer, 82 South street. John, hatter, 40 Meal vennel. Martin, labourer, 199 South street. Quesock, John, labourer, 199 South street. William, labourer, 3 Cutlog vennel. Michael, labourer, 12 Paul's close. Quigley, Bridget, 7 Thimblerow.

~~Rae, John, clerk, 9 St. Paul's square. EAE REID. 157~~

Rae, Mrs Alexander, grocer, 56 Glover street. Thomas, coacla-painter, 4 South street. Thomas, painter, 148 South street. Rait, John, engine-driver, 75 Glover street. Ramage, Graeme, Parliament Close Inn, 71 High street. Graeme, jun., commission agent, 10 Horner's lane. Ramsay, Alexander, stoneware merchant, 31 Meal vennel. Brothers, plumbers, Kirkside—house, 145 High street. James, joiner, Baxter's vennel, Watergate. John, engine-driver, 34 Newrow. Matthew, sawyer, 41 Cross street. Mrs Alexander, 55 High street. Mrs James, laundress, 111 South street. Mrs William, 48 George street. Robert G., Rio Villa, Kinnoull.

William G. , slater, 55 King street. Rankin, Joseph, painter, 64 South street. Rattray, Ann, 122 Canal crescent. George, wright, 104 South street. James, titter, 9 Earl's dykes. James, smith, Newrow—house, St. Paul's square. John, weaver, 333 High street. John, mail-guard, 9 South street. Joseph, labourer, 74 South street. Joseph, machine overlooker, 16 Strathmore street. Mrs Thomas, 16 Commercial street. Peter, porter, 58 Pomarium. Readdie, John, 3 St. Leonard's bank. Mrs James, 78 Victoria street. Mrs James, 28 Athole street. Thomas, builder, 59 North Methven street. Receiving Post- Offices, 7 County place and 265 High street. Redfern, Matilda, seamstress, 8 Commercial street. Roley, librarian, 95 High street. Reekie, Alexander, tailor, 19 Claypotts wynd. David, labourer, 6 St. Paul's square. Registrar's Office for Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 6 Charlotte street—James Dewar, registrar. Reid, Alexander, wright, 89 South street. Alexander, labourer, 8 Keir street. Alexander, labourer, 327 High street. Alexander, mason, 22 Barrack street. Alexander, dyer, 47 Stormont street. Archibald, sheriff-clerk and joint city-clerk, 3 High street—house, 14 Marshall place. Barbara, James Sixth Hospital. Charles, fireman, 39 Kinnoull causeway. David, broker, 46 Meal vennel. 158 REID RENNIE.

Reid, David, shipmaster, 19 Speygate. David, porter, 14 Union street lane. Isabella, 74 Watergate. James, porter, 43 Kinnoull causeway. James, butcher, 137 South street—house, 44. James, smith, 199 Soixth street. Jane, 71 Pomarium. Janet, 84 Pomarium. John, shipmaster, 87 Watergate. John, shipowner, 6 Canal street. & M'Kenzie, coachbuilders, 39 Princes street. Margaret, washer, 59 Leonard street. Margaret, 11 Thimblerow. Mrs Alexander, 148 South street. Mrs Alexander, 35 Newrow and 13 Cutlog vennel. Mrs Charles, dairy, 46 Castlegable. Mrs David, 22 Barrack street. Mrs David, 35 Kinnoull causeway. Mrs James, 207 High street. Mrs John, 297 High street. Mrs Robert, 333 High street. Mrs Robert, 2 Clayholes. Mrs William, 327 High street. Mrs William, 46 Pomarium. Mungo, labourer, 2 Thistle lane. Neil, chemist and druggist, 39 George street—house, 15 Marshall place. Peter (of Reid & M'Kenzie), 35 Canal street. Peter, slater, 5 North Methven street—house, Tay st. Peter, shoemaker, 13 Barossa street. Robert, West Church officer, 43 Canal street. Robert, mail-porter, 59 Leonard street. Robert, bootcloser, 137 Canal crescent. Samuel, corn merchant, 28 High street. Thomas, ginger-beer manufacturer, 12 Horner's lane. Thomas, shipmaster, 43 Priory place. Thomas, house-factor and commission-agent, 270 High street—house, Burnside, Craigie. William, pianoforte tuner, 71 High street. William, dyer, 3 Thimblerow. William, solicitor, Tay street. Reilly, Mrs, 47 Meal vennel. Mrs John, grocer, 154 South street. Rennet, Mrs William, 10 Newrow. Thomas, seaman, 2 James street. Rennie, Alexander, cab-driver, 48 George street. Mrs, 25 High street. Mrs Thomas, 36 North Methven street. •

~~RENNIE ROBERTS. 159~~

~~Reiinie, Robert, fireman, 65 Leonard street. Reoch, John, labourer, 8 Kirkgate. Reston, Mrs George, 22 Marshall place. Rhodes, Caleb, potato merchant, 29 Kirkgate.~~

Riach, Mrs Major W. A. , Mansfield place, Bridgend. Richardson, Alexander, seaman, 6 Canal street. David, engine- fitter, 5 Priory place. Magdalen, mangle, 78 Reform place. Mrs James, 71 Pomarium. & Pearson, silk-mercers, 32 George street. Thomas, bookseller and stationer, 1 George street— house, 15 Barossa place. Thomas, carter, 44 South street. William, grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 43 High street—house, 17 Rose terrace. William, railway guard, 43 Newrow. William, joiner, 217 South street. William R, grocer and baker, 318 High street. Richmond, Edward, planemaker, 126 High street. Rintoul, Henry, gardener, Bowerswell. Laurence, commission-agent and sharebroker, 44 St. John street—house, 8 King's place. Robert, mason, 30 Whitefriars street. Ritchie, James, civil engineer and land-surveyor, 1 Athole crescent—house, 6 Athole place. James, labourer, 14 Pomarium. Jane, 68 St. John street. John, clerk, 58 Leonard street. Maggie, 56 Leonard street. Mrs John, 44 South street. William, horse-hirer, 163 High street and 27 Mill street. William (British Linen Company's Bank), 163 High st. River Police and Fishing Office, 60 High street—Alexander Croll, superintendent. Robb, Betsy, 2 Cross street. George, labourer, 224 High street. George, tailor, 106 High street. George, tailor, 177 South street. James, plumber, 57 Kinnoull causeway. James, ropespinner, 58 Scott street. Mrs David, umbrella maker, 56 South Methven street —house, 142 Canal street. Mrs William, 310 High street. Peter, porter, 11 Whitefriars street. Peter, _ commercial traveller, 75 Glover street. Robbie, Charles, shoemaker, 149 High street. Roberton, James B., road-surveyor, 3 Islay street. Roberts, James, plumber, 35 Cross street. 160 ROBERTS ROBERTSON.

~~Roberts, James, railway guard, 52 Glover street.~~

Robertson, Alexander, boot & shoe maker, 38 IS". Methven st. Alexander, labourer, 32 Long causeway. Alexander, labourer, 6 St. Paul's square. Alexander, labourer, 151 High street. Alexander, labourer, 13 Cross street. Alexander, tenter, 38 Athole street. Alexander, grocer, 118 High street and 53 N. Methven street—house, 18 King street. Alexander, pointsman, 56 Pomarium. Alexander, tanner, 18 Union lane. Alexander, engine-driver, High Craigie. Alexander, mechanic, 12 West Mill street. Alexander, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street. Alexander, accountant, Union Bank, 22 George street. Alexander, ticket collector, Old Shore. Alexander, surfaceman, Shore. Alexander, seaman, 102 Reform place. Andrew, goods guard, 2 Cross street. Andrew, goods agent, Caledonian Railway, 11 Queen st. Ann, dressmaker, 1 Curfew row. Ann, seamstress, 104 South street. Betsy, 3 Mill wynd. Betsy, 3 Cherry lane. Betsy, 36 North Methven street. Catherine, dressmaker, 22 Union lane. Charles, labourer, 170 High street. Charles, 13 Kinnoull causeway. Charles S., architect, 68 St. John street. Charles, labourer, 4 North port. Charlotte, dressmaker, Castlegable. Christina, 13 Leonard street. Christina, 15 Melville street. Daniel, victualler, 11 St. Paul's square. Daniel, watchmaker, 33 George street—house, 7 North William street. Daniel, fruiterer, 61 North Methven street. Daniel, labourer, 2 North port. David, grocer, 73 Leonard street. David, cabinetmaker, 154 South street. David, cabinetmaker, 63 North Methven street. David, labourer, 53 Commercial street. David, bookseller and librarian, 94 High street—house, 3 Priory place. David, clerk, 30 Princes street. Donald, carter, 37 Skinnergate. Donald, porter, 19 Mill street.

~~Donaldson, & Co. , saw-mills, Shore—office, 45 Princes st. ROBERTSON. 161~~

Robertson, Duncan, dyker, 51 South Methven street. Ebenezer, fireman, 74 Pomarium. Edward, slater, 28 West Mill street. Elizabeth, seamstress, 2 Blackfriars wynd. Euphemia, 3 Mill wynd. Francis, carpenter, 55 High street. Francis, tailor, 110 South street. G-eorge, cowfeeder, 2 Murray street. George, gardener, 73 Main street. George, labourer, 37 Stormont street. Grace, seamstress, 5 Bridge lane. Helen, 26 Whitefriars street. Isabella, 306 High street. James, mason, 49 Commercial street. James, dresser, 17 Foundry lane. James, cabinetmaker, 3 Cherry lane. James, boilermaker, 13 Cow vennel. James, miller, 22 Thimblerow. James, 21 Kinnoull street. James, labourer, 170 High street. James, seaman, 44 South street. James, spirit-agent, 21 York place. James, engine-driver, Nelson street. James, shoemaker, 44 South street. James, weaver, 358 High street. James, labourer, 17 Kinnoull causeway. James, tailor and clothier, 19 Hospital st. —h. above. James, pointsman, 135 Canal street. James, sprigger, 23 Stormont street. James, shoemaker, 212 South street. James, plumber, 35 Scott street. James S., grocer, 55 South Methven street. James, telegraph lineman, 29 Leonard street. Jane, County Place Inn. John, dyer, 29 Thimblerow. John, gardener, 40 Commercial street. John, tinsmith, 2 Melville street. John, hostler, 10 Foundry lane. John, labourer, 6 Cross street. John, labourer, 80 Watergate. John, miller, 6 North William street. John, labourer, 6 Mill close. John, joiner, 6 North Methven street. John, weaver, 354 High street. John, labourer, 6 Horner's lane. John, mason, 331 High street and 13 Cutlog vennel. John, bootmaker, 12 Union street lane. John, blacksmith, 155 South street. M 162 ROBERTSON.

Robertson, John, cabinetmaker, 8 Horner's lane. John, weaver, 13 Thimblerow. John, tailor, 11 Hospital street. John, printer, 333 High street. John, labourer, 34 Canal street. John, lapper, 10 West Mill street. John, printer, 68 St. John street. John, labourer, 19 Clayholes. John, carter, 85 Pomarium. Joseph, labourer, 69 South street. Joseph, planemaker, 126 High street. Margaret, 26 Melville street and 3 Paul's square. Margaret, 34 Newrow. Margaret, grocer, 10 Bridge lane. Mary, 61 Strathmore street. Mrs Robertson, 55 Commercial street. Mrs Adam, 19 Mill street. Mrs Alexander, ladies' nurse, 145 High street. Mrs Alexander, shipowner, 15 Main street. Mrs Alexander, 15 Paul street. Mrs Alexander, 55 Watergate. Mrs Alexander, 26 St. John street. Mrs Alexander, 21 Kinnoull street. Mrs Alexander, sicknurse, 13 Cross street. Mrs Andrew, 15 Barossa street. Mrs Andrew, 4 Thimblerow. Mrs David, mangle, 49 Stormont street. MrsE., 80 South street. Mrs Isabella, 72 High street. Mrs James, lodgings, 19 North Methven street. Mrs James, 46 Commercial street. Mrs James, 9 Flesh vennel. Mrs James, 177 South street. Mrs James, sicknurse, 198 High street. Mrs Jane, 43 Stormont street. Mrs John, Malloch's close, Canal street. Mrs John, 8 Pomarium. Mrs John, 7 Paul street. Mrs John, 79 South street. Mrs John, Fleshers' Tavern, 96 High street. Mrs John, 43 Skinnergate. Mrs John, 289 High street. Mrs John, lodgings, 6 Canal street. Mrs Joseph, 184 South street. Mrs Robert, 12 Marshall place. Mrs Robert, 25 Cross street. Mrs Thomas, 9 Union lane. Mrs Thomas, 30 Skinnergate. ROBERTSON RODEN. 163

Robertson, Mrs William, 13 Cutlog vennel. Oliver, book-deliverer, 170 High street. Patrick, 34 Newrow. Peter, gardener, 43 Stormont street. Peter, wireworker, 302 High street. Peter, Model Lodging-house keeper, Skinnergate. Peter, grocer, provision and coal merchant, 28 Princes street—house, Oastlebank, Barnhill. Peter, fitter, 201 South street. Peter, cab-driver, 64 South street. Peter, brassfounder, 110 South street. Robert, grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 43 South Methven street—house above. Robert, labourer, 159 South street. Robert, warper, 31 Hospital street. Robert, weaver, 333 High street. Robert, weaver, 64 Pomarium. Robert, carter, 3 St. Paul's Square. Robert H., grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 22 High street—house, Viewbank, Kinnoull. Robert, solicitor, 12 High st. —h. 4 Queen st., Craigie. Robert, cowfeeder, 17 Islay street. Robert, engineer, 11 Canal street. Robert, shoemaker, tobacconist, &c, 3 West Bridge street—house, 15 Gowrie street. Robert, tailor, 196 South street. Thomas, fish and game dealer, 21 South street—house, 37 Canal street. Thomas, wright, Barnhill. Thomas, corkcutter, 303 High street. Thomas, contractor, 3 Keir street. Thomas, labourer, 9 Foundry lane. Walter, slater, 19 Kinnoull street. William, iron-turner, 50 Commercial street. William, weaver, 232 High street. William, printer, 85 Watergate. William, clerk, 219 High street. William, cabinetmaker, 47 Watergate. William, dairy, 6 Barrack street. William, police constable, 23 Cow vennel. William, dyer, 6 Thimblerow. William, mason, Craigie Park terrace. William (of Stewart & Robertson), 17 Hospital street. William, cutter, 15 Bridge lane. William, livery stables, 14 North William street. William, labourer, 207 High street. Robson, Mrs John, 37 Kinnoull causeway. Roden, Joseph, clogmaker, 126 High street. —

~~164 RODGTE ROSS.~~

Rodgie, Alexander, timekeeper, 39 Princes street. Rodger, James, weaver, 386 High street. James, painter, 300 High street. John, saddler, 52 South street. John, engine-driver, 17 Gowrie street. John, slater, 334 High street. John, painter, 57 South street. Matthew, saddler, 13 East Bridge street. Mrs Alexander, 5 Claypotts wynd. Mrs Edward, 41 Stormont street. Mrs John, 17 Watergate. Rodgers, Mrs John, 17 Gowrie street. Rollo, James, sheriff- officer and tavern-keeper, 3 High street. James, blacksmith, 14 Glover street. James, slater, 266 High street. John, labourer, 232 High street. Hon. John (Bell, Rannie, & Co.), 35 St. John street house, Rodney Lodge, Kinnoull. William, labourer, 15 Scott street. William, gasfitter, 205 South street. Rome, Joseph, smith, 26 Pomarium. Ronald, William, clerk, Balhousie terrace. Rose, Alexia, bible reader, 123 High street. William, turner, 177 South street. Ross, Adam, fitter, 41 Scott street. Alexander, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street. Alexander, labourer, 5 Bridge lane. Alexander, baker, 155 South street. Alexander, pensioner, 125 South street. Alexander, cooper, 24 So. Methven st. —h. 219 Highst. Alexander, mason, 63 South street. Andrew, grocer, 38 Castlegable—house, 40. Andrew, baker, 13 Thhnblerow. Ann, 71 Princes street. Charles, joiner, 64 LoDg causeway. Daniel, labourer, 198 South street. David, tailor and clothier, 179 High street—house, 18 Charlotte street. David, labourer, 69 South street. David, plumber, 58 South Methven street. Sir David (of J. Ross & Son), Fairmount Villa, Barnhill. James, porter, 37 Cross street. James (of W. & J. Ross), 25 Melville street. & Son, John, grocers and wine and spirit merchants, 21 George street. John, police constable, 11 Barrack street. John, plasterer, 239 High street. Lawson, labourer, 4 Union street lane. ROSS RUTHERFORD. 165

Ross, Margaret, seamstress, 6Q Pornariurn. Miss, laundress, 293 High street. Mrs Alexander, dressmaker, 151 High street. Mrs A., 49 Canal street. Mrs A., 123 High street. Mrs James, 1 Paul street. Mrs John, Mount, Craigie. Mrs John, 38 Victoria street. Mrs John, 39 Priory place, Craigie. Mrs Peter, Mount, Craigie. Mrs Robert, 7 Paul street. Mrs Thomas, 44 Newrow. Mrs William, lodgings,' 59 North Methven street. Thomas, inkmaker, 198 South street. William, haircutter and gingerbeer manufacturer, 215 High street—house, 30 Athole street. William, fitter, 266 High street. William (of W. & J. Ross), 6 Athole crescent. W. & J., solicitors, 37 George street. William, gardener, 15 Kinnoull causeway. William, 2 Comely bank, Scone road. Rowden, Alfred, grain-merchant, Inchbank, Bridgend. Roy, Andrew, grain-merchant, 24 Canal street. Ann, 16 Rose terrace. Isabella, 21 Kinnoull street. James, Springbank, Bridgend. James, bill-poster, 239 High street. James, carter, 27 Castlegable. James, dairy, 61 Leonard street. John, butcher, 45 South Methven street. Mrs Alexander, 9 Charteris street. Mrs David, 34 Newrow. Mrs James, game-dealer, 11 Bridge lane. Robert, grain-merchant, 74 St. John street. Thomas, butcher, 47 South Methven street. William, M.D., 3 Charlotte street. William, salmon-fisher, 16 Carr's croft. Royal Arch Mason Lodge, 71 High street. Royal Bank of Scotland, 80 George street—G. & G. Gray, agents. Rugg, George, butcher, 178 South street. Rupe, John, weaver, 27 Kinnoull causeway. Russell, James, joiner, 78 South street. James Tyrie, clerk, 41 Cross street. Thomas, blacksmith, 14 Long causeway. William, traffic inspector, 45 Priory place. Rushforth, George, clerk, 2 Whitefriars street. Rutherford, David, 3 Cutlog vennel. 166 RUTHERFORD SCOTT.

Rutherford, David, joiner, 13 Speygate. James, plumber, 86 High street. John, labourer, 370' High street. Mrs Alexander, spirit-dealer, 36 Princes street. Mrs David, 7 Speygate. Mrs James, 26 Olayholes. Mrs John, 312 High street. Thomas, 77 South street. William, joiner, 8 Main street—h. 9 Strathmore street. S Sage, David, weaver, 102 and 222 South street. John, weaver, 139 Canal street. Joseph, weaver, 9 Cross street. Mrs, seamstress, 258 High street. St. Clair, Rev. J. P., 47 George street. St. Mary's, Kinnoull. St. Joseph's Convent, Stormont street. St. John's Foundry, Foundry lane—George Chrystal. Salmon, Major George P., Willanslee, Barnhill. James, blacksmith, 45 Commercial street. Sandeman, Ann, 11 Rose terrace. David, bootmaker, 110 High street. Mrs Stewart, Springland, Bridgend. Sangster, Mrs James, 21 Kinnoull street. Saunders, John, tinsmith, 138 South street. Saxey, Mrs John, Wellbank, Kinnoull. Scanlan, pensioner, 41 Canal street. Scobie, James, blacksmith, 137 High street. John, New Inn, Main street. Mrs Alexander, 53 Kinnoull causeway. Mrs David, 85 South street. Mrs William, 51 Newrow. Scone and Perth Mason Lodge, 14 High street. Scotland, David, weaver, 68 Pomarium. James, weaver, 18 Barrack street. Jane, lodgings, 16 King street. John, weaver, 55 Pomarium. Mrs Applin, 26 Pomarium. Mrs James, 7 Thimblerow. Mrs John, 15 Thimblerow. Newlands, 61 South street. Peter, labourer, 333 High street. Thomas, labourer, 16 Newrow. William, engine-driver, 111 South street. Scott, Alexander (RPR.), 53 Canal street. Alexander (of Scott & Son), 47 Scott street. Alexander, joiner, 15 North port—house above. SCOTT. 167

Scott, Archibald, porter, 292 High street. Charles, porter, 25 Kirkgate. Charles, mason, 65 Strathmore street. David, cowfeeder, Low Craigie. David, surgeon, 9 Athole street. Edward, broker, 50 Meal vennel. George, cabinetmaker, 14 South street—house, 20. George, wine & spirit dealer, 3 St. John's pi. —h. above. James, solicitor, 18 Watergate. James, fitter, 35 Cross street. James, baker, 3 County place. James, labourer, 15 Kirkgate. James, groom, 6 Canal street. James, gatekeeper, 65 Strathmore street. James, labourer, 7 Whitefriars street. & Son, James, wool-merchants, 44 Leonard street. Janet, lodgings, 55 High street. John, labourer, 17 East Bridge street. John, lastmaker, 17 Cutlog vennel. John, mason, 281 High st. —house, 36 West Mill street. Margaret, 21 Union street. Margaret P., teacher of music, 12 North Methven st. Mary, 163 High street. Matthew, late wine & spirit merchant, 25 S. William st. Misses, boarding-school, 9 Barossa place. Mrs Charles, 3 Albert place. Mrs David, 19 Speygate. Mrs George, 9 Watergate. Mrs James, 10 South street. Mrs John, 5 Melville street. Mrs John, 10 Canal street. Mrs John, 394 High street. Mrs Thomas, 253 High street. Mrs Thomas, 6 Thimblerow. Mrs Captain William, 30 Melville street. Mrs William, grocer, 136 Canal crescent. Peter, dyer, Balhousie terrace. Peter, labourer, 146 High street. Peter, labourer, 83 Kinnoull causeway. Peter, baker, 190 South street. Robert, weaver, 38 Barossa street. Robert, miller, 31 Kinnoull causeway. Robert, weaver, 21 Kinnoull street. Thomas, weaver, 6 Strathmore street. Thomas, mason, 16 Main street. Walter, butcher, 128 High street—house, 129. William D., cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 18 & 20 Mill street—house, 12 Charlotte street. 168 SCOTT SHAW.

Scott, William, sailmaker, 311 High street. Scrimgeour, Alexander, labourer, 8 Cross street. Catherine, 39 Kinnoull causeway. David, mason, 22 Melville street. Donald, labourer, 22 Barrack street. James, labourer, 69 South street. James, painter, 47 Pomarium. John, labourer, 89 South street. John, labourer, 170 High street. John, fireman, 6 Meal vennel. John, porter, 135 Canal street. John, porter, 26 South Methven street. Mrs James, 4 Cow vennel. Robert, weaver, 59 Pomarium. Robert, painter, 85 Pomarium. William, weaver, 55 Pomarium. Selby, John, railway guard, 16 Glover street. Session-Clerk's Office, 3 St. John street—J. Thomas, clerk.

Seton, L. , 5 East Bridge street. Mrs, 315 High street. Mrs Donald, 2 Flesh vennel. Shand, James, railway guard, 29 Kinnoull causeway. Robert, teacher (Stewart's Free School), 45 Mill street. Shanks, Margaret, milliner, 1 Kirkgate. Shannon, Jane, 239 High street. Sharp, David, gardener, 11 East Bridge street. David, painter, 132 High street. James, labourer, 129 High street. James, cabinetmaker, 11 Union street. John, gardener, 55 Strathmore street. Matthew, porter, 151 High street. Mrs Charles, 8 Mill street. Mrs Peter, laundress, 32 Horse cross. Peter, porter, 81 Kinnoull causeway. Thomas, brassfounder, 23 Commercial street. William, carter, 69 Watergate. William, Charles street granaries and Innerbuist mills. Sharpe, Major Jelf, Kincarrathie, Bridgend. Shaw, Alexander (R.P.R.), 53 Canal street. Alexander, labourer, 85 South street. George, joiner, 5 Earl's dykes. James, corkcutter, 27 Castlegable. Mrs Andrew, 35 Kinnoull causeway. Mrs Malcolm, spirit -dealer, 200 South street. Norman, labourer, 224 High street. Norman, cowfeeder, Malloch's close, South street. Robert, baker, 72 High street. William, slater, 28 West Mill street. ——

~~SHEARER SIME. 169~~

Shearer, Alexander, inkmaker, 246 High street. John, labourer, 1 Clayholes. Shedden, Andrew, Dupplin post-runner, George Inn lane. Charles, watchmaker and jeweller, 32 High street house, 38 Princes street. David, blacksmith, 1 Paul street.

Edward A. , clerk, 1 Glover street. James, confectioner, 57 North Methven street. Mrs John, 129 South street. Shepherd, Edward, fireman, 180 South street. George, labourer, 18 Whitefriars street. James, seedsman and potato-dealer, 12 Kirkside. Jessie, 34 JNTewrow. John, engine-driver, 88 South street. John, weaver, 21 Kinnoull causeway. Misses, boarding academy, 6 Charlotte street. Robert, tailor and clothier, 47 High street. Thomas, clothier and coal merchant, 41 Leonard street. William, tailor, 15 Clayholes. Sheriff-Clerk's Office, County Buildings. Sheriff, George, labourer, 7 Kirkgate. Sherwill, Lieutenant- Colonel W. S., 2 Barossa place. Shiel, William (Commercial Bank), Balhousie terrace. Shields & Co., John, Wallace Works, Balhousie. John (of Shields & Co.), 11 Melville street. Shilling, John, dyer, 106 High street. Shoemaker Incorporation Hall, 97 South street. Short, Mrs Edward, watchmaker, 82 High street—house, 68. Sidey, Alexander, gardener, 223 South street. Charles Graham (late postmaster), 21 Barossa place. Henry, salesman, 68 High street. Jessie, dressmaker, 116 High street. Robert, carter, 34 West Mill street. Thomas, carter, 64 South street. Sievewright, William, teacher (General Prison), 1 Glover st. Simcock, George, platelayer, 33 Glover street. Sime, Archibald, ropespinner, 340 High street. Daniel, labourer, 75 South street. David, mason, 51 Kinnoull causeway. David, guard, 33 Kinnoull causeway. Elizabeth, dressmaker, 34 Athole street. George, railway guard, 300 High street. Helen, 12 Meal vennel. Isabella, washer and dresser, 102 High street. John, porter, 46 Carr's croft.

~~John B. , millinery warehouse, 225 and 227 High street house, 229. John, pensioner, Commercial street. 170 SIME SKINNER.~~

Sime, Joseph, prison warder, 89 South street. Mrs Alexander, milliner, 23 King street. Mrs Andrew, 12 Barossa street. Mrs Daniel, sicknurse, Burton place. Mrs James, winder, 34 Newrow. Mrs W. D, 102 High street. Simie, Mrs David, 238 High street. Simson, Ann, 27 Marshall place. John, railway sheetmaker, 87 High street. Robert, 2 Graham's place, King street. Samson, clerk, 43 Glover street. Simpson, Alexander, fireman, 16 Glover street. Charles, City Hall Tavern, Kirkside. Charles, carter, 3 South St. John's place. David, blacksmith, 337 High street. Gilles (R.P.R.), 28 Barrack street. James, coachman, 6 Union street. John, waggon inspector, 47 Kinnoull causeway. John, labourer, 216 South street.

~~, dyer, 23 Guard vennel. John, railway guard, 17 Whitefriars street.~~

Mrs A , 33 JSTewrow. Mrs William, 14 Queen street, Craigie. William, labourer, 116 High street. Sinclair, Alexander, manure agent, 1 Paul's close, Newrow. Donald, 190 High street. James, boot-closer, 323 High street. James, labourer, 13 Speygate. John, Tayview, Barnhill. John, chiropodist and herbalist, 38 High street. Mary, 6 Charlotte street. Mrs John, tailor, 148 South street. Mrs John, 133 Canal crescent. Mrs Joseph, 2 Long causeway. Peter, wood-merchant, 113 High street. Robert, eating-house, 41 Castlegable.

~~Singers' Sewing Machine Co. , 74 St. John street. Sirket, William, labourer, 207 High street. William, shoemaker, 154 South street.~~

Skeete, Henry A. , clerk, Union street lane. Horace, solicitor, Tay street—house, Bailbrook Lodge. Mrs H. A., Bowerswell Cottage, Bridgend. Skirving, Alexander, pensioner, 15 Main street. Skinner & Douglas, coal and lime agents, JST.B. Goods Station. Helen, 159 South street. John (of Skinner & Douglas), 43 Leonard street. Mary, 129 High street. William, fruiterer, 67 North Methven street. SLATER—SMITH. 171

Slater, Catherine, 7 Leonard street. Margaret, 47 Stormont street. Mrs John, 151 High street. Robert, corkcutter, 246 High street. Thomas, shoemaker, 55 High street. William, eating-house keeper, 186 South street. Sligo, Archibald, boot and shoe maker, 92 High street.

Smail, David 0. , veterinary surgeon, 24 Canal street. Small, Alexander, shopman, 30 Barrack street. James, missionary, 16 Strathmore street. James, currier, 6 Long causeway. Janet, 89 South street. John, seaman, 104 South street. Mary, 266 High street. Mrs Peter, 89 South street. Samuel, porter, 14 Pomarium. Smart, David, architect, 8 High st.—h. Rock Bank, Kinnoull. James, architect, 15 Bridge lane. James, engine-driver, 71 Glover street. John, mason, 148 South street. Mrs John, 57 South street. Smeaton, Alexander, labourer, 21 Watergate. Margaret, draper, 21 Athole street. Peter, clerk, 2 Victoria street. Peter, clerk, 24 Canal street. William, flesher, 9 Plesh vennel. William, slater, 48 Carr's croft.

Smith, A. , scripture reader, 96 High street. Alexander, joiner, 38 Athole street. Alexander, tobacco-spinner, 2 St. Paul's square and 50 South street. Alexander, mason, 31 Thimblerow. Alexander (R.P.R.), 5 Canal street. Alexander B., LL.D. (Academy), 11 Charlotte street. Andrew, labourer, George Inn lane. Andrew, Corsiehill. Charles, carpenter, 25 Hospital street. D. Crawford, commission agent, 45 Watergate. David, painter, 80 Watergate. David, labourer, 164 South street. David, bootmaker, 11 Main street. David (of J. & D. Smith), 5 Charlotte place. George, labourer, 19 Mill street. J. & D., drapers and warehousemen, 13 Charlotte st. James, mason, 343 High street. James, hostler, 8 Skinnergate. James, labourer, 8 Commercial street. James, shoemaker, 13 Paul street. 172 SMITH.

Smith, James, baker, 39 Castlegable. James, sexton, 18 Main street. James, labourer, 1 Strathmore street. James, blacksmith, Guard vennel. James, Moncreiffe Arms Inn, 59 Princes street. James, 13 Barossa place. James, police constable, 1 Paul street. Jane, winder, 148 South street. John, fitter, 3 Newrow. John, railway guard, 18 Barrack street. John, joiner, 7 Pomarium. John, carpenter, 39 Princes street. John, labourer, 39 Commercial street. John, turner, 190 High street. John, baker, 61 Strathmore street. Margaret, seamstress, 21 Kinnoull street. Margaret, 55 Strathmore street. Mrs, hawker, 13 Paul street. Mrs Bernard, 17 Meal vennel. Mrs David, 22 Union lane. Mrs David, 7 Thimblerow. Mrs David, 43 Pomarium.

Mrs E. , 14 Bridge lane. Mrs John, washer, 3 Scott street. Mrs John, 46 Pomarium. Mrs John, dressmaker, 56 George street. Mrs Laurence, 2 Union lane. Mrs Laurence, lodgings, 37 King street. Mrs Thomas, 306 High street. Peter, grocer, 203 South street—house, 13 North Methven street. Peter, engine-driver, 58 Long causeway. Peter, shoemaker, 70 South street. Peter, cabinetmaker, 18 Carpenter street. Peter, weaver, 21 Cross street. Robert B., grocer and wine merchant, 70 St. John street —house, Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie. Robert, toys, &c, 242 High street—house, 239. Robert, engine-fitter, 7 Paul street. Robert, labourer, 124 South street. Robert, labourer, 2 Union street. & Son, bacon-curers, 58 Victoria street. Stephen, hawker, 42 Castlegable. Thomas, labourer, 26 Pomarium. Thomas, policeman, 135 Canal crescent. Thomas, shoemaker, 8 Union street lane. Thomas, accordion tuner, 19 Leonard street. Thomas, wood-turner, 31 Thimblerow. SMITH SPRUNT. 173

~~Smith., Thomas, engine-driver, 29 Cross street. Thomas, shoemaker, 13 Cutlog vennel. William, carpenter, 205 South street.~~

William R. , painter, 45 Scott street. Rev. William, D.D., 16 Melville street. Solicitors' Library, County Buildings. Somerville, Margaret, dressmaker, 270 High street. Mrs James, 40 Leonard street. Thomas, seaman, 44 Meal vennel. Sootie, William, mason, 51 Newrow. Sorley, John, baker, 8 North Methven street. Mrs James, 192 South street. Sorlie, David, tanner, 5 Back wynd, Bridgend. Soutar, Alexander, commercial traveller, Croft Park, Craigie. George, carter, 24 West Mill street. James, baker, 67 South Methven street—house, 65. John, police constable, 17 Keir street. John, tinsmith, 86 High street—house, 89 South street. Margaret, 2 Thistle lane. Misses, 14 South street. Mrs Alexander, 7 Paul street. Mrs Jane, 4 South street. Peter, warder, 47 Strathmore street. Peter, dyer, 70 South Methven street. Robert, labourer, 2 Whitefriars street. Thomas, agent (Commercial Bank), 4 Princes street. William P., clerk, 3 Main street. Spalding, Robert, wool-merchant, 2 Murray street— house, 17 Cutlog vennel. Speed, Mrs Francis, 309 High street. Speedie, Alexander, fishmonger, 17 St. John st. —h. Tay st. Charles, ropespinner, 87 High street. Easton, labourer, 50 Leonard street. John, shoemaker, 38 Skinnergate. Mrs Elizabeth, 266 High street. Spence, Hay, fitter, 39 Pomarium. Mrs David, temperance coffee-house, 28 High street, Mrs William, 5 Curfew row. Peter, shoemaker, 71 High street. William, bootmaker, 21 Kirkside. Spottiswoode, Duncan, 5 King's place. James (of Spottiswoode & Pinkerton), 1 Charlotte st, & Pinkerton, solicitors, 25 George street. Sprunt, James, Witch-hill Cottage, Kinnoull. John, sawmiller, 32 Long causeway. John, brassfounder, 15 Charteris street. Margaret, 9 Commercial street. Robert, fireman, Shore. —

~~174 SPRUNT STEWART.~~

Sprunt, Thomas, curator, Museum, 39 Princes street. Squire, Catherine, 151 High street. John, upholsterer, 50 High street. Margaret, 258 High street. Mrs Forrester, 55 High street. Staff-Officer of Pensioners' Office, Perth Barracks. Stalker & Boyd, painters and paperhangers, 27 South street. John, mason, 5 Earl's dykes. John, labourer, 36 West Mill street. John, fireman, 170 High street. Mary Ann, trimmings, 11 Princes street. Miss, 58 South Methven street. William (of Stalker & Boyd), 13 Princes street. Stanford, James, saddler, 18 James street. Stanhope, Edward, Malloch's close, Canal street. Stark, George, labourer, 14 South street. James, engraver, 38 High street. Steele, James, 122 Canal street. James, labourer, 219 High street. John, Fairmount, Barnhill. Mungo, labourer, 34 Newrow. William D. (Academy), Pitcullen, Bridgend. Stein, David, drainer, 9 Kinnoull causeway.

~~William M. , inspector of poor for Kinnoull, Tay street house, New Scone road. Stenhouse, Alexander, tailor, 10 High street. Thomas, blacksmith, 85 Leonard street.~~

~~Stephens, John (R.P.B. ), 53 Canal street. Mrs, 232 High street.~~

Stephenson, Joseph (John Shields & Co. ), 27 Barossa place. Stevens, Alexander, labourer, 16 Pomarium. Christie, bootcloser, 44 Castlegable. Mary, milliner, 22 St. John street. Stevenson, Edward, labourer, 74 South street. Peter, labourer, 29 Cross street. B. J. (School of Art), 5 Priory place. William, designer, 3 High street. Stewart, Aitken, brushmaker, 207 High street. Alexander, joiner, Gladstone terrace. Alexander, hairdresser, 2 County place—h. 16 Athole st. Alexander, cabinetmaker, 170 High street. Alexander, fish-dealer, 63 South street. Alexander, fireman, 71 Pomarium. Alexander, fish-dealer, 4 Mill street. Alexander, cartwright, 23 Athole street. Alexander, mason, 23 Glover street. Andrew, shoemaker, 219 High street. Betsy, 11 Pose terrace. STEWART. 1 75

Stewart, Catherine, 18 Barrack street. Catherine, 39 Kinnoull causeway. Charles, mason, 18 Barrack street. Charles, labourer, 16 Strathmore street. Charles, porter, 51 South Methven street. Charles, lather, 17 Horner's lane. Daniel, baker, 205 High street—house, 207. Daniel, carpenter, 239 High street. David, porter, 266 High street. David, porter, 17 Whitefriars street. David, labourer, 67 Watergate. David, shoemaker, 3 Curfew row. David, glazier, 15 Commercial street. David, tailor, 13 Cutlog vennel. David, weaver, 31 Thimblerow. David, baker, 8 Cutlog vennel. Donald, brakesman, 14 Pomarium. Donald, shoemaker, 23 Castlegable. Donald, carter, New Shore. Duncan, dairy, 87 Canal street. Duncan, tailor, 127 South street. Duncan, weaver, 364 High street. Duncan, labourer, 15 Foundry lane. Duncan, labourer, 370 High street. Elizabeth, 2 Charlotte street. Farquhar, baker, 6 Foundry lane. Francis, labourer, 37 Watergate. George, smith, Low Craigie. George, grocer, 272 High street—house, 6 Mill wynd. George, sawyer, 374 High street. George, V.S., county inspector, 19 St. John street. Henry, labourer, 13 Barossa street. Hugh, flesher, 14 South Methven street. James, engine-fitter, Gladstone terrace. James, labourer, 232 South street. James, labourer, 6 Mill close. James, labourer, 13 Barossa street. James, tailor, 113 High street. James, dentist, 246 High street. James, porter, 55 Glover street. James, flesher, 144 South street. James, grocer, 196 High street. James, joiner, 223 South street. James, clerk, S7 High street. James, warder, 58 South street. James, ginger-beer manufacturer, 68 High street. James, joiner, 199 High street. Jane, 9 Watergate. 176 STEWART.

Stewart, Janet, winder, 2 Blackfriars wynd. Janet, 87 High street. John B., grocer and spirit- dealer, 4 and 6 County place. John, tailor, 33 Castlegable. John, labourer, 297 High street. John, surgeon-dentist, 28 St. John street. John, police constable, 8 Commercial street. John, collector (C. Railway), Moncreiffe terrace. John, merchant, 31 James street. John, coachman, 1 1 North port. John, mason, 224 High street. John, mason, 11 Barossa street. John, labourer, 42 Leonard street. John, porter, 6 Blackfriars street. John, drill-instructor, 92 Victoria street. John, seaman, 126 High street. John, horse-dealer, 27 Guard vennel. John, M.D., R.K, Craigard, Kinnoull. John, shoemaker, 10 Foundry lane. John, stoker, 8 Whitefriars street. John, labourer, 8 Paul's close, Newrow. John, butcher, 129 High street. John, shoemaker, 17 Watergate. Malcolm, solicitor, 31 George street—h. 39 King street. Mrs, 199 High street. Mrs, 219 High street. Mrs Alexander, 24 Carpenter street. Mrs Alexander, grocer, 12 Athole street. Mrs Alexander, lodgings, Barnhill. Mrs Catherine, 219 High street. Mrs Charles, 145 High street. Mrs Charles, Paradise place, Victoria street.

Mrs D. , Albion Inn, 60 High street. Mrs Daniel, 89 Main street. Mrs David, 17 Stormont street. Mrs David, 49 Kinnoull causeway. Mrs Duncan, 10 County place. Mrs George, 297 High street. Mrs Helen, 14 Melville street. Mrs Helen, grocer, 21 Commercial street—house, 17. Mrs James, 4 South street. Mrs James, 18 Kirkgate. Mrs James, 3 Cutlog vennel. Mrs John, 34 Pomarium. Mrs John, 14 South street. Mrs John, 15 Melville street. Mrs John, Somerset Villa, Kinnoull. Mrs John, High Craigie. STEWART STIRTON. 177

Stewart, Mrs John, cowfeeder, 25 Athole street. Mrs John, 89 South street. Mrs John, 21 Kinnoull street. Mrs Neil, Balhousie terrace. Mrs Peter, 9 Castlegable. Mrs Peter, 206 South street. Mrs Robert, 33 North Methven street. ( Mrs Thomas', 64 Long causeway. Omond, blacksmith, 13 Cow vennel. Peter, laboured, 21 Kirkside. Peter, sawyer, 38 Watergate. Peter, baker, 170 High street. Peter, engine-driver, 15 Glover street. Peter, flesher, 116 High street. Robert, labourer, Low Craigie. Robert, fireman, 13 Paul street. Robert, fish-dealer, 25 Guard vennel. Robert, Kinnoull Arms Inn, 33 South Methven street. Robert, jun., game-dealer, 32 South Methven street. Robert, saddler, 7 James street. Robert, bookseller and stationer, 39 St. John street. & Robertson, engineers, 13 King street. Simon, railway guard, 74 Pomarium. Susan, 58 Watergate and 17 Kinnoull street. Thomas, bootcloser, 44 Meal vennel. Thomas, tailor, 4 South street. Thomas, engine-driver, 85 South street. William, hairdresser, 9 George street—h. 137 High st. William, painter, 258 High street. William, flesher, 136 South street. William, mason, 277 High street. William, shoemaker, 219 High street. William, shoemaker, 71 Leonard street. William, hairdresser and milliner, 73 and 147 High street—house, 21 Union street. William, clerk, 49 Pomarium. William, commission agent, 48 Newrow. William Grant, grocer, 15 Hospital st. —house above.

Stimpson, Mrs H. , sicknurse, 50 High street. Stirling, David H., M.D., 4 Athole place. John, tailor, 26 Barossa street. Stirton, Alexander, carter, 45 Newrow. Charles, tailor, 15 Kirkgate. John, joiner, 80 High street. John, shoemaker, 31 George street. John, saddler, 66 St. John street—house, Bellwood Cottage, Kinnoull. John, fitter, 41 Stormont street. —

~~1 78 STIRTON STURROCK.~~

Stirton, William, joiner, 65 Canal street. Stobie, George, fruiterer, 23 Kirkgate. Joseph, surgeon-dentist, 14 St. John street. Mrs, 301 High street. Storer, Laurence, malster, Craigie Mill. Stormont, James, labourer, 312 High street. Stott, Joshua, teacher, 35 Athole street. Strawbridge, Robert, engineer, 48 JNewrow. Strachan, George, porter, 105 Canal street, Isabella, 12 Melville street. Isabella, 2.14 High street. James, weaver, 16 Pomarium. James, labourer, 14 Carr's croft. Mrs Andrew, 112 South street. Peter, railway guard, 54 Glover street. Strang, James, 333 High street. Mrs John, 65 Pomarium. Mrs Peter, grocer, 101 Canal street. Peter, druggist and dentist, 166 High street—house, 34 St. John street. William, railway guard, 14 Whitefriars street. Strathdee, George, labourer, 11 Paul street. Stewart, clerk, 39 Watergate. Strathearn, James, weaver, 1 Pose lane. Mrs James, 53 Pomarium. William, warper, 42 Long causeway. Straton, David, wood-merchant, Shore. David, plasterer, 31 Pomarium. John, vintner, Shore. John, mason, 2 Flesh vennel. William, joiner, 65 Canal street. Stratz, Louis, watchmaker, 31 High street—h. 16 Main street. Street, Joseph, hairdresser and perfumer, 41 George street house, 2 Victoria street. Strombie, Antonio, figure-maker, 15 Watergate. Stronach, John, painter, 163 High street. Strong, Mrs Charles, lodging, 14 Mill street.

Stuart, Charles C. , grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 36 High street—house, 1 Charlotte place. Elizabeth, register office, 30 High street. Susan, Taybank, Bridgend. Thomas A., salesman, 7 Keir street. Walter, sharebroker and Danish Vice-Consul, 23 Princes street. Sturrock, Alexander, lathsplitter, 13 Scott street—house, 10 County place. David, fitter, 40 Pomarium. James, fitter, Baxter's vennel. STURROCK TAYLOR. 179

Sturrock, John, labourer, 34 Newrow. Surriclge, James, gardener, 10 Foundry lane. Sutherland, Rev. Archibald, 23 York place. George, potato and coal merchant, Glasgow road coal depot—house, Peel Farm. James, butcher, 72 High street. John, gardener, 62 Main street. Mrs James, 8 Barrack street. Mrs James, Burnside, Craigie. Mrs John, 24 Carr's croft. Sunter, David, tailor, 29 Cross street. Swan, James, carter, 341 High street. James, labourer, 50 Leonard street. Mrs James, lodgings, 77 Leonard street. Mrs John, 11 Keir street. SAVord, David, labourer, Long causeway. William, labourer, 23 Cow veimel. T Tainsh, Edward, printer, 15 Main street. James, grocer, 31 South street. Margaret, grocer, 57 Watergate. Mrs James, 24 Canal street. Tait, John, photographer, 64 South street. Mrs Charles, 34 Newrow. Talbot, John, painter, 228 South street. Tanniehill, John, warder, 67 Pomarium. Tasker, Adam, fitter, 12 Barrack street. Mrs William, 12 Strathmore street. Taylor, Alexander, weaver, 72 Pomarium. Andrew, pointsman, 20 Hospital street. Charles, labourer, 2 Thimblerow. Christina, weaver, Dovecotland. Colin, hawker, 123 High street. David, shoemaker, 63 Leonard street. David, 49 Strathmore street. David, pointsman, 58 Long causeway. David, 236 South street. David, mason, 55 Commercial street. David, Kinnoull Hill Lodge. & Finlayson, ironmongers and blacksmiths, 27 Kinnoull street. George, labourer, 17 Cutlog vennel. George, labourer, 18 Watergate. James, brushmaker, 135 High street. James, junior, brushmaker, 137 High street. James, labourer, 224 High street. James, labourer, 4 James street. —

~~1 BO TAYLOR THOMSON.~~

~~Taylor, James, bootmaker, 1 County place. James (of Taylor & Finlayson), 72 Canal street.~~

Jane J. G. , 4 Stormont street. Jessie, 35 Scott street. John, shoemaker, 156 South street. John, draper, 164 High street—house, 27 James street. John, mason, 55 Mill street. John, painter, 34 Meal vennel. John, hatter, 93 High street. Margaret, staymaker, 5 Barossa street. Margaret, mangle, 16 Paul street. Mary, 31 Leonard street. Mrs Alexander, 32 Long causeway. Mrs David, grocer, 235 High street. Mrs David, 27 Commercial street. Mrs James, 71 Pomarium. Mrs John, 16 Leonard street. Mrs John, 6 Canal street. Mrs Thomas, 16 Union street lane. Mrs Thomas, 18 Whitefriars street. Mrs Thomas, 4 South Methven street. Peter, gardener, Barnhill. R. D., draper, 45 High street—house, 7 South Meth- ven streeet. Richard, joiner, 48 Athole street. Robert, labourer, 9 Charteris street. Robert, shoemaker, 75 Pomarium. Robert, carter, 344 High street. Thomas, tenter, 35 Stormont street. William, mason, 13 Gowrie street. William, labourer, 5 Bridge lane. William, mason, 25 Barossa street. William, 315 High street. William, coachwright, 25 High street. William, glazier, 102 High street. Templeton, James, millinery warehouse, 15 George street house, Kinnoull. Thomas, Jane, 43 Scott street. John, Maxwellton, Kinnoull. John, carter, 29 Kirkgate. John, blacksmith, 246 High street. John (of Thomas & MacLeish), 25 Barossa place. & MacLeish, solicitors and bank-agents, 20 St. John st. Mrs Francis, milliner, 190 High street. Robert, Potterhill, Bridgend. Thomson, Adam, 64 South street. Alexander, labourer, 22 Barrack street. Alexander, labourer, 4 Clayholes. THOMSON. 181

Thomson, Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer, 271 High street —house, West Bank. Alexander, cooper, 4 Mill street. Alexander, printer, 23 Commercial street. Andrew, engine-fitter, Low Craigie. Charles S., haberdasher, 26 High street — house, 26 Queen street. Daniel, carter, 79 South street. Daniel, painter, 69 Strathmore street. David, weaver, 386 High street. David, fireman, 64 Pomarium. David, 222 South street. Elspeth, 7 Leonard street. George, boilermaker, 72 Watergate. George, labourer, 79 South street. Hugh, photographic artist, 21 Marshall place. James, tailor, 15 Kirkgate. James, teacher and registrar, Kinnoull Schoolhouse. James, city-chamberlain, 29 Barossa place. James, tailor, 219 High street. John, shoemaker, 116 High street. John, fireman, 36 Carr's croft. John, engine-driver, 19 Speygate. John, weaver, 35 Kinnoull causeway. John, plumber, 65 Strathmore street. John, clerk, 15 Scott street. John, labourer, 31 North Methven street. Joseph, weaver, 33 Kinnoull causeway. Mary, dressmaker, 8 Bridge lane. Mrs Catherine, Willow Bank, Barnhill. Mrs Fraser, 8 Athole crescent. Mrs George, barm-brewer, Cutlog vennel — house 195 High street. Mrs Henry, 21 Kinnoull street. Mrs James, 13 Paul street. Mrs James, 18 Watergate. Mrs James, 25 High street. Mrs John, 11 Commercial street. Mrs John, Malloch's close, Canal street. Mrs John, 40 Main street. Mrs Peter, winder, 222 South street. Mrs Peter, 26 Pomarium. Mrs P., lodgings, 212 South street. Mrs William, cowfeeder, 7 Mill close. Mrs William, Shore House. Robert, labourer, 59 Meal vennel. Robert, weaver, 302 High street. Robert, tailor and clothier, 88 High street. — 182 THOMSON TURXBULL.

~~Thomson, Thomas, Hospital-master, Hospital. William, coachbuilder, 40 Canal street—house, Ivy- bank, Canal street.~~

~~William B. , wine and spirit merchant, 60 Canal street house, 16 York place. Thornton, James, labourer, 103 South street. Patrick, labourer, 75 South street. Thrift, James, mason, 41 Main street.~~

Todd & Co. , John, ink-manufacturers, 5 Charteris street. David, labourer, 1 Union street lane. John, labourer, 38 Long causeway. Mrs John, 2 Blackfriars street. T. & D., bakers, 13 George street—house, 11. Thomas, timekeeper, 219 South street.

William (of John Todd & Co. ), 45 South Methven street. William, railway-guard, 53 Scott street. Tolleth, David, bootmaker, 48 South Methven street. John, bootcloser, 137 High street. William, bootcloser, 5 Meal vennel. Tomey, Enoch J. (of Tomey & Sons), Croft Park, Craigie. & Sons, glass-guage and bottle works, Tay Glass Works, Shore. William (of Tomey & Sons), 71 Princes street. Torrie, Jane, 292 High street. Tosh, John, porter, 64 Long causeway. Thomas, pointsman, 38 Long causeway. Town and County Bank (Aberdeen), Victoria Buildings, Tay street—MacLeish & Robertson, agents. Trail, David, glassblower, 14 Watergate. John, mission-room keeper, King James Sixth Hospital. Mrs William, sicknurse, 70 South Methven street. Tract Society's Hall, 96 High street. Train, Frederick, missionary, 77 Main street. Trotter, Margaret, 6 St. Paul's square. Mrs William, 39 Watergate. Troup, General Hugh, Pitcullen Bank, Bridgend. Tuck, Mrs Stephen, 47 Meal vennel. Tulloch, Rev. John, 35 York place. Peter, plasterer, 3 Scott street. William, saddler, 15 Princes street—h. 29 James street. Turnbull, Archibald (of Dickson & Turnbull), Bellwood. John, railway inspector, 34 Newrow. Mrs David, 28 Athole street. Mrs George, 37 South Methven street. Mrs John, 21 King street. Mrs Peter, 21 Kinnoull street.

~~Mrs William S. , of Huntingtower, North William st. Robert, hostler, 19 North port. — TURNBULL —WALKER. 1$3~~

Turnbull, William, Walnut Cottage, Barnhill. William, basketmaker, 1 Stormont street. Turner, Duncan, labourer, 50 Meal vennel. John, railway-guard, 20 Newrow. Mrs John, 23 Cow vennel. Robert, labourer, 87 High street. Tyrie, John, 34 Barossa street. John, engine-fitter, 37 Canal street. Mrs John, carpet shoemaker, 11 Skinnergate. XT Union Bank of Scotland, 24 George st. —H. H. Norie, agent. Urquhart, Helen, 58 Watergate. John, coachman, 25 Strathmore street. Mrs David, midwife, 4 Carpenter street. "V Valentine, Alexander, joiner, 16 Horner's lane. G-eorge, surgical instrument maker, &c, 77 High st. house, 12 King street. Peter, labourer, 47 Kinnoull causeway. Valley, Mrs David, 8 Pomarium. Mrs Janet, grocer, 50 Castlegable. Veitch, Margaret, 106 Reform place. Veterinary City Inspector's Office, Watergate—Charles Conacher. Veterinary County Inspector's Office, County Buildings G-eorge Stewart. Volunteers' Hall, 20 Kinnoull street. Voy, James, engine-driver, 41 Pomarium.

Waddel, David, coach-painter, 37 Canal street. James, seaman, 246 High street. Mrs William, 64 Long causeway. Peter, porter, 6 St. Paul's square. Walker, Alex., H.M. inspector of schools, Viewbank, Craigie. Francis, labourer, 9 Flesh vennel. David, shunter, 1 Clayholes. David, draper, 46 S. Methven street—house, Craigie. James, coachwright, 170 High street. Mrs Jane, 232 High street. Mrs Peter, lodgings, 8 Barossa place. Mrs Robert, washer, 32 Commercial street. Richard, warper and yarn-merchant, 12 Paul street. Robert, spirit -dealer, 105 High street—house, 101. Robert, Gannochy farm. Thomas, leather-merchant, 170 High street. — 184 WALKER WATSON.

Walker, Thomas, shoemaker, 23 Pomariuni. Walkingskaw, Alexander, engine-driver, 44 Glover street. Wallace & Co., wood-merchants, Moncreiffe Saw-mills, Shore. David, miller, 2 Union lane. David, police constable, 17 James street. David, labourer, 127 South street. Helen, 3 Graham's place, King street. James, millwright, 7 Pomarium. James (of Wallace & Co.), Croft Park, Craigie. Mrs Peter, 8 Foundry lane. Eobert, carpenter, 54 South William street. Wanliss, Mrs John, Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie. Wann, Mrs James, 8 Barossa place. Wannan, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 11 Mill street —house, 71 Princes street. Ward, John, labourer, Shuttlefielcl close, Canal street. Mrs Hugh, 55 Leonard street. Wardlaw, Margaret, 22 Barrack street. Wareham, Rev. E. Allport, 7 Comely Bank. Water-Duty Office, 3 High st.—James Thomson, collector. Waterson, George, gardener, Claypotts Farm. James, painter, 31 Pomarium. John, 36 North Methven street. John, labourer, 65 Strathmore street. Waterston, James (Perth Loan Office), St. John's place house, 80 High street. John, clerk, 72 High street. Mrs James, 254 High street. Mrs John, 80 High street. Watson, Alexander, mechanic, 11 Mill street. Alexander, malster, Craigie Mill. Catherine, seamstress, 163 High street. David, shoemaker, 23 Castlegable. David, weaver, 11 Thimblerow. David, turner, 114 South street. Isabella, 3 Cherry lane. Isabella, 49 Strathmore street. James, hatter and clothier, 13 St. John street—house, 41 York place. James, 3 Curfew row. James, 23 Castlegable. James, inspector of works, General Prison. James, dyer, 19 Bridge lane. John, labourer, 6 Meal vennel. John, labourer, 284 High street. John, umbrella maker, 95 High street. John, hairdresser, 7 Bridge lane —house, 2. John, tailor, 105 South street. WATSON WHIMSTER. 185

Watson, Margaret, 49 Strathinore street. Mrs David, 330 High street. Mrs Peter, 183 South street. Peter, flaxdresser, 6 Newrow. Robert, weaver, 46 Pomarium. William, wright, 12 Barrack street. Watt, David, mason, 6 Victoria street. George, Kirkside. Thomas, police constable, 53 Strathinore street. Webb, Edward M., game-dealer, 26 Gowrie street. Webster, Alexander, labourer, 51 Commercial street. Helen, 28 Long causeway. James, engine-driver, 37 Glover street. James, weaver, 26 Pomarium. James, dyer, 49 Strathinore street. John, letter-carrier, 7 Kirkgate. John, weaver, 7 Pomarium. Matthew, labourer, 7 Strathmore street. Robert, mail-guard, George Inn lane. William, weaver, 51 Pomarium. Wedderspoon, Jessie, Wellbank, Kinnoull.

. Miss Elizabeth Helen, The Den, Kinnoull. Mrs Peter, cowfeeder, 8 Cutlog vennel. Wells, George, city inspector of works, 3 High street—house, 9 Queen street, Craigie. James, blacksmith, 31 Newrow—house, 25 Leonard st. Mrs John, 7 Low street. Peter, labourer, 46 Skinnergate. Welsh, James, general blacksmith, 129 High street. John, labourer, 103 South street. John, superintendent of police, 9 High street. Margaret, washer, 87 High street. Martin, labourer, 11 Thimblerow. Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 129 High street. Mrs Michael, 39 Meal vennel. Patrick, labourer, 59 Meal vennel. Robert, draper, 87 High street. Thomas, labourer, 126 South street. William, labourer, 21 Claypotts wynd. William, general blacksmith, Horner's lane—house, 101 High street. William, grocer, 59 Strathmore street. Westwood, Alexander, bellhanger, 11 Canal street. Whannel, Henry, flesher, 5 Hospital street. James, weaver, 56 Pomarium. John, weaver, 216 South street. Wheatly, Shadroch, fruiterer, 9 Princes street. Whimster, Thomas, manager of Gas Work, 27 York place. 186 WHITE WILKIE.

~~White, David, smith, 189 South street. David, dyer, 29 Stormont street.~~

Francis Isa, M. D. , 2 Athole place. James, tailor, 159 South street. James, skinner, 16 North port. John, jeweller, 89 South street. John, boilermaker, 8 Newrow. Laurence, wright, 70 Watergate. Lewis, labourer, 101 High street. Mrs, 65 Strathmore street. Mrs David, 189 South street. Mrs Peter, 20 Hospital street. Mrs Robert, 12 North Methven street. Mrs Thomas, dressmaker, 71 High street. Thomas, fireman, 33 Castlegable. William, millwright, 18 West Mill street. Whitehall, George, tailor, 6 High street. Whitehead, Mrs, 9 Rose terrace. Thomas, commission-agent, 9 Rose terrace. Whitelaw, James, tailor, 24 Barossa street. Margaret, gardener, Barnhill. Mrs Thomas, 55 Scott street. Whittet, Charles S., joiner, 22 Mill st.—house, 29 Kinnoull st. David, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street. J. & T., tea and coffee dealers and agricultural seedsmen, 57 High street. James, late tea-merchant, 56 High street. James P. (of J. & T. Whittet), 5 Charlotte place. Mrs, 224 High street. Mrs James, sicknurse, 31 Hospital street. Thomas (of J. & T. Whittet), 60 High street. William, carter, Shore. Whitton, Mary, 12 Paul street. Whyte, Henry (of Hay & Whyte), 2 Marshall place. WTiytock, Alexander, joiner, High Craigie. David, blacksmith, 19 Kinnoull causeway. Isabella, 19 Claypotts wynd. James, tea-agent, 6 Mill close. James, labourer, High Craigie. John, turner, 238 High street. Mrs John, laundress, 28 Commercial street. Wight, Thomas, smith and wire-worker, 44 South Methven street—house 4. Wightman, Peter, porter (British Linen Bank), 75 George st. Wilkie, Andrew, tenter, 7 Stormont street. Andrew, warper, 39 Kinnoull causeway. David, twister, 13 Leonard street. H., 35 Stormont street. WILKIE —WILSON. 187

• Wilkie, Helen, 6 Strathmore street. Henry, railway guard, 64 Long causeway. Jane, 77 Main street. Mrs, 13 Paul street. Mrs John, 8 East Bridge street. Thomas, weaver, 39 Kinnoull causeway. William, printer, 50 Skinnergate. William, mason, Burton place. Wilkinson, Joseph, engine-driver, 41 Glover street. Mrs Joseph, 14 South street. Will, Mrs Thomas, 300 High street. Robert, blacksmith, 71 High street. Williamson, Andrew, railway guard, 45 Kinnoull causeway. John, shoemaker, 223 High street—house, 55. John, saw-miller, 55 High street. John, painter, 2 St. Ann's lane. Robert, carver, 170 High street. William, engineer, 103 Canal street. Wilson, Alexander, solicitor, 36 George street—house, 5 Rose terrace. Alexander, engine-fitter, 69 Princes street. Alexander, carter, 216 High street. Catherine, milliner, 1 Cross street. David, corkcutter, 80 High street—house, 6 Mill close. David, labourer, 31 Thimblerow. George, currier and leather-merchant, 203 High street —house, 199. George, fireman, 224 High street. George, saw-doctor, 55 South street. George, railway porter, 57 Kinnoull causeway. Henry, meal-dealer, 4 Mill street—house, 10 High st. James, labourer, 224 High street. Rev. James, 1 Queen street. James, wholesale tea and provision merchant, 2 Mill street—house, 122 Canal crescent. James, shoemaker, 10 Barrack street. James, mason, Malloch's close, Canal street. James, shipmaster, 1 Water vennel. James, engine-driver, 35 Glover street. John, chemist and druggist, 35 High street—house above. John, wholesale grocer, 16 Princes street. John, labourer, 22 Barrack street. John, hostler, 10 Canal street. Mrs, 211 High street. Mrs Alexander, 70 South street. Mrs David, 8 Pomarium. Mrs David, 139 Canal crescent. Mrs Duncan, 734 Leonard street. Mrs Francis, 10 Keir street. — 188 WILSON—WRIGHT.

Wilson, Mrs James, 9 Castlegal >le. Mrs John, dressmaker, 137 High street. Mrs William, 24 Barrack street. Robert, timekeeper, King James Sixth Hospital. Robert, Durn, Old Soone road. Robert, baker and restauranter, 88 St. John st. —h. 34. Samuel (of Clunic & Wilson), 14 East Bridge street. William, miller, 10 Long causeway. William, tailor, 75 Leonard street. William, labourer, 28 West Mill street. William, 17 Scott street. Winter, John (of A. Darling & Co.)— house, 5 Comely Bank, Scone road. Winterbottom, James, engine-driver, 24 Glover street. Winton, Ann, 28 James street. Colin, weaver, 18 Paul street. Mrs, mangle, 89 South street. Peter, labourer, 6 North Methven street. Robert, labourer, 8 Foundry lane. Wittet, Robert, labourer, 8 Skinnergate. William, slater, 6 Cross street. Wood, Alexander, seaman, 7 Paul street.

~~Charles (of J. Wood & Co. ), 21 Priory place.~~

David, bookseller, stationer, and printer, 52 High st. , 4(> George st., and 33 Skinnergate—h. 3 Melville st. & Co., James, contractors and brickmakers, Friarton. Jane, milliner, 25 Hospital street. John, bread and fancy biscuit baker, 2 George street and 13 High street—house, Dupplin Bank, Kinnoull. Mrs David, 4 Melville street. William, labourer, G Strathmore street. William, weaver, 39b' High street. Woods, Samuel, police sergeant, 50 Victoria street. Wordie & Co., railway agents and carriers, 10 Mill street.

Wordsworth, Right Rev. Bishop C. , The Feu House, Crieff r< >a< I. Wotherspoon, Helen, milliner, 4 St. Paul's square. James, hatter, 44 High street and 25 St. John street house, Greenbrae, Bridgend. William H., commercial traveller, lOi King street. Wrtciiit Incorporation Hall, 23 Watergate. Wright & Co., John, brewers, 18 North Methven street. Wright, James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 2 South Methven st. John, labourer, 116 High street. Mrs Henry, 148 South street. Mrs James, 8 Thimblerow. Mrs Robert, 101 High street. Mrs William, 39 Pomarium. Peter, railway guard, 18 Paul street. Robert, pointsman, 392 High street. WRIGHT .oUNG. 189

Wright & Son, Thomas, tanners and curriers, 35 Commercial St. William, labourer, 239 High street. Wylie, David, bras&founder, 33 Pomarium. David, joiner, 16 Carr's croft. George, ironmonger, 7 George street —h. 9 High street. George, carver and gilder, 30 Athole street. George, carter, 232 High street. John (of Paterson, Sons, & Co.), 42 George street. John, joiner, 224 High direct.

Mrs Alexander, 1 70 High street. Mrs William, 5 Union street lane. Mrs William, 9 Rose terrace. William, labourer, 206 South street. Wynd, John, Tay street. Thomas, joiner, 80 High street. William, coachbuilder, 5G South William street.

~~STacamini, Robert, confectioner, 72 South street. STardley, Mrs John, lodgings, 3 North Methven street. Yeaman, James, labourer, 50 Barossa street. Yeoman, Mrs James, 4G Pomarium.~~

~~Mrs James, 1 1 Paul street. Young, Alexander, Sunnyhank, Barnhill. Alexander, labourer, 13 Leonard street. Alexander, hostler, 10 Castlegable.~~

~~Andrew, tailor, 1 1 North port. Andrew, dyer, 21 Kinnoull street.~~

& Co., C. D., engineers, &c, St. Leonard's Woil. ;. & Campbell, drapers, 38 South Methven street. C D. (of C. I). Young & Co.), Inveralmond. David, labourer, High Craigie. David (of Young & Campbell), 9 Queen street. David, labourer, 92 High street. David, clerk, 47 Watergate. David, brassfounder, 7 Low street.

~~David, shoemaker, 0G S. Methven street— li. Mill close. David, railway guard, Nelson street. Helen, 30 West Mill street. Helen, 269 High street. Hugh, grocer, 3 Castlegable—house, Low Craigie.~~

~~, James, printer, 1 70 High street. James, dyer, 48 Commercial street.~~

~~James, messenger (C. R. ), 2G Horse cross. James, labourer, 146 and 232 High street. James, platelayer, 23 Cross street.~~

~~James, porter (Royal Bank), 2 Charlotte strei t James, painter, 112 High street. Jane, 09 North Methven street. —~~

~~190 YOUNG YULE.~~

Young, John, painter, 2 North Methven street. John, glazier, 37 Leonard street. John, C.E., architect, valuator, and land-surveyor, Tay street—house, 24 Marshall place. John, solicitor, 38 High street—house, 35 King street. John, upholsterer, 5 James street. John, weaver, 46 Long causeway. John, watchmaker, 129 High street. John C, photographer, 30 George street. John, baker, 170 South street. John, smith, 65 Glover street. Margaret, 74 Pomarium. Mary, dressmaker, 14 St. John street. Mrs, 48 George street. Mrs, 12 Paul's close. Mrs David, laundress, High Craigie. Mrs David, 41 Canal street. Mrs David, 1 Barossa street. Mrs James, 35 Cross street. Mrs James, 11 Thimblerow. Mrs John, 146 High street. Mrs John, 25 Leonard street. Mrs Thomas, lodgings, 19 Union street. Mrs William, furnishings, 15 North Methven street. Mrs William, lodgings, 1 Kirkgate. Mrs William, draper, 241 High street. Mrs William, 88 Reform place. Peter, tenter, 205 South street. Richard, wright, 83 Leonard street. Robert, gardener, Barnhill. Robert, weaver, 28 Long causeway. Thomas, watchmaker, 234 High street—h. 8 Kinnoull st. Thomas, tailor, 41 Stormont street. William, tailor and clothier, 78 St. John st.—house, 74. William, solicitor, 18 South street. William, fisher, 72 Watergate. William, inspector of poor, 81 High street. William W., tinsmith and ironmonger, 56 High st. house, 5 Keir street. William, grocer, 48 Skinnergate—house, 7 Queen st. William, pointsman, 17 Pomarium. William, upholsterer, 6 Canal street. Younger, George, railway guard, 9 Castlegable. Yuill, Rev. A. J., 44 Athole street. Yule, Charles, coal-agent, Glasgow road coal depot—house, 15 Earl's dykes. James, blacksmith, 47 Pomarium. John, teacher, Craigie Park terrace. William, labourer, 81 Kinnoull causeway. —

~~XVI— PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.~~

ACCOUNTANTS. M 'Donald, Laurence (weaving), 305 High street. orbes, W. D., 80 George street, M'Laren, Peter (commission), 19 awson & Co. , W., 19 Skinnergate. Watergate. EacLeish, John, 18 High street. M'Lean & Hope (manure), 10 torison, J. & R., 3 Blackfriars st. Skinnergate. AGENTS. Murie, D. (commission), 8 High st. Reid, Thomas (commission), 270 onar, Robert, 24 Canal street, High street. ampbell, John (sewing machine), Rintoul, Laurence (commission), 44 32 North Methven st. see ad. St. John street. ! arnegie, F. P. (commission), 68 Robertson, James (spirit), 21 York Watergate. place. iruickshanks, Richard (commis- Smith, D. Crawford (commission), sion), St. Ann's lane. Watergate. >uff, R. F. (manure), 14 Victoria st. Sprunt, John (commission), 1 Kin- 'erguson & Donaldson (manure), noull causeway. 13 Kirkgate. Stewart, William (commission), 48 ralletly, James (commission), 25 Newrow. South street, Walker, David (weaving), South l-alloway, David (society), 37 Methven street. George street. Walker, Richard (yarn), 12 Paul st. -rant, John (commission), 8 High Whitehead, Thomas (commission), street, 9 Rose terrace. -rieve, James (sewing machine), South Methven street see ad. AECHITECTS. toney, James (commission), The Chalmers, John, St. Bield, Kinnoull. 4 Leonard's pL Heiton, Andrew, 72 George street. ^ing, Andrew (commission), 107 Robertson, Charles S. , St. John st. South street. Smart, David, 8 High street. aw, Charles (emigration, &c. ), Young, John, Tay street. Princes street. ove, Thomas (commission), 77 Leonard street. ARTISTS (PHOTOGRAPHIC). owe, Robert (general), Charles st. Bourke, Thomas, 17 King street. tenzies, James (commission), 72 Cranstoun, James H. (landscape),. High street. 3 Athole street. .itchell, James (commission), 26 Fraser & Anderson, 87 High street. Princes street. Henderson, John, Albert place. "'Cash & Son, John (manure), 24 Ireland, James, 32 So. Methven st.

~~County place. Kyd & , Alexandra place. — — — —~~

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~~Jackson, Magnus, Marshall place. Wilson, Robert, 38 St. John street Porter, James, County place. —see advertisement. Thomson, Hugh, 21 Marshall place. Wood, John, 2 George street and 13~~

~~Young, John 0. , 30 George street. High street see advertisement. AUCTIONEERS. BANKERS.~~

Brady, Terrance, 74 High street. (See pages 15, 16, and ij.) Hay & Kycl, Victoria street. BASKETMAKERS. Love, Thomas, 97 Leonard street. M 'Donald & Fraser, Mill street. M'Kinven, James, 65 High street. M'Farlane, Duncan, 7 High street Taylor, James, 135 High street and Exchange Salerooms, 30 see advertisement. George street. BELLHANGERS.

BAKERS. Bryden & Sons, John, 7 Princes st. Ayson, James, 21 Union street Cairnie, Robert, senior, 56 Meal see advertisement. vennel. Carr, Robert, 49 So. Methven st. Forsyth, Thomas, 129 High st.— Chalmers, Henry (pie), 25 High st. see advertisement. Clark, R. & D., 152 High street. Robertson, John, 2 Melville street. Donaldson, Thomas, 248 High st. Wylie, George, 7 George street. Drysdale, Hugh (society), North BILLPOSTERS. Methven street. Duncanson, Thomas, 2 Main street. Ashton, Alexander, Kirkside. Fisher, John, 1 Melville street. Roy, James, 239 High street. Fyfe, Alex, (pie), 171 High street. BIRDSTUFFERS, ETC. Galloway, James, 8 N. Methven st. Glass, David, 91 High street. Brown, Daniel, 13 Bridge lane. Gollens, James, 3 County place. Lamb, James, 7 King street. (pie), Watergate. Hewat, James 10 BLACKSMITHS. Hewat, Jas. (pie), 30 S. Methven st. * Hopkirk, John, 123 South street. Those marked are also Cartivrights. Hopkirk, Mrs David, 51 Leonard st. Conacher, Charles (veterinary sur- M'Cash & Son, John, 24 County pi. geon and farrier), Watergate. Marshall, Peter, 33 Kinnoull street Forsyth, Thomas, 129 High street —see advertisement. —see advertisement. Martin, James, Bridgend. Fraser, William, 189 South street. Mawer, William (pie), 47 South st. Frew & Sons, Wm., 6 Mill street. Miller, Thomas, 10 Gowrie street. Gorrie, Thomas, 24 North Methven Mitchell, Robert, 49 South street. street see advertisement. Montgomery, James, 249 High st. Graham, Joseph, 219 South street. Mullion, Mrs James, 15 Leonard st. Guthrie, Wm., 24 Commercial st. Pullar, James (pie), 257 High st. *Irvine, John, 6 North William st. Richardson, Wm. B., 318 High st. Mailler, John (farrier), 67 South st. Souter, James, 67 South Methven M 'Dougal, Peter, 19 County place. street. M'Lean, J. (farrier), 6 Mill street. Stewart, Daniel, 205 High street. M'Quhae, Thomas, 12 Carpenter st. Todd, T. & D., 13 George street. Rattray, James, Newrow. — —

~~PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 193~~

~~Smith, James, Guard vennel. Clark, Robert, 16 George street. Taylor & Finlayson, Kinnoullst. Cowan, H., 208 South street. see advertisement. Donohue, John, 14 Meal vennel.~~

Walsh, James, 129 High street. Duncan, A. , 67 South Methven st. Walsh, William, Horner's lane. Duncan, John, 63 So. Methven st. Wells, James, 31 Newrow. Farney, William M., 26 St. John st. Will, Robert, 71 High street. Gall, Mrs Alex., 5 Skinnergate. Wylie, George, 7 George street. George, A., 321^ High street. Graham, John D., 13 Carpenter st. BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND Gray, John, 155 High street. BOOKBINDERS. Gray & Young, 237 High street. Those marked * are Bookbinders. Greig, Thomas, 24 & 26 Watergate - see advertisement. Banks, Richard, 150 High street. Handyside, George, 64 High street. Bayne, John, 29 High street. Harley, Geo., 6 Oliphant's vennel. Blair, Andrew, 46 Mill street. Horsman, Arthur (clog), 153 South *Christie, T. F., 6 Bridge lane— street. see advertisement. Jack, James, Bridgend. Ireland, Mrs, 96 South street. Keay, James, 285 High street. Jackson, James H., 165 High st. Kinnoch, James, 67 George street *Jacksons & M 'Gregor, 195 High st. see advertisement. Logan, Charles, 41 So. Methven st. Kinnoch, Peter, 30 George street. Lorimer, Mrs George, 187 South st. Leslie, Jonathan, 7 Gowrie street. Lyons, William, 265 High street. Malloch, Daniel, 52 Athole street. M'Mven, Mrs, 217 High street. Mechie, James, 6 Gowrie street. Moncrieff, William, 57 Princes st. Miller, Thomas, 61 High street. "Morison, Duncan, &Co., 20 High st. Munro, Mrs Alexander, 201 Highst. JSTorrie, John R. , 23 George street. Murdoch, John, 63 Newrow. Paton, Mrs Charles, 32 St. John st. M'Nicol, James, 24 High street. *Richardson, Thomas, 1 George st. Nicol, J., 226 South street. Robertson, David, 94 High street. Norwell, David, 39 High street and I Sage, D., 102 South street. 66 South Methven street. \ Stewart, Robert, 39 St. John street. Norwell, John, 144 High street. j Wood, David, 52 High street and Owler, Peter, 110 High street. 46 George street. Paton, John, 11 St. John street. BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS AND Paton, Joseph, 209 High street. Robertson, Alexander, 38 North DEALERS. Methven street. Agnew, Andrew, Dovecotland. Robertson, James, 42 South street. Anderson, D., 57 Leonard street. Robertson, Robert, East Bridge st. Ash, Wm. (furnishings), 127 High Scott, John (last), 17 Cutlog vennel. street. Sandeman, David, 108 High street. Bannister, Thomas, 9 Athole place. Sligo, Archibald, 92 High street. Brown, William (gutta-percha), 109 Smith, David, 11 Main street. High street. Stewart, William, 71 Leonard st. Calderwood, James, 63 High street. Taylor, David, 49 Leonard street. Carmichael, David, 14 George st. Taylor, J. , 1 County place. Carr&Son, William, 18 Bridge lane. Tolleth, David, 70 So. Methven st. — —

~~194 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.~~

Tolleth, James, 137 High street. BUILDERS. Tyrie, Mrs J. (carpet), 44 Skinner- Beveridge, J. & J. , Newrow. gate. Brand, Robert, 68 St. John streel Wilson, James, 10 Barrack street. Brown & Duncan, 22 Kinnoull st. Williamson, J., 223 High street. Cameron & Son, Wm. , Victoria st BRASSFOUNDERS. Fyfe & Crystal, Bridgend. Miller & Pearson, 57 Princes street (See also Plumbers.) Moir, J. & G. , St. Catherine's plact Bryden & Sons, John, 7 Princes st. Moir, John, 43 North Methven st Donaldson, David, 207 High street. M'Currach & Son, P., 48 Yictori Frew & Sons, Wm., 8 Mill street. street. Perth Brass Foundry, 20 & 23 Canal Readdie, Thos., 59 N. Methven st. street—D. Mackie & Co. see ad. Scott, John, 281 High street. M'Leish, James, 24 Mill street— see advertisement. CABINETMAKERS, WRIGHTS, AN] M'Lellan, W., South Methven st. JOINERS. Perth Foundry (A. Macfarlane & Brown, T. & W., Alexandra street Co.), Paul street. Burns, John, 3 Union street. Ramsay, Alex. , S. St. John's place. Clark, Robert, 192 High street. St. John's Foundry, Foundry lane Clunie & Wilson, 67 Main street. —Geo. Chrystal. Crombie, N. , 22 Barrack street. Wylie, George, 7 George street. Dow, William, 232 High street. BREWERS. Edward, James (cart), 5 Newrow Forgan, Thomas, 19 Scott street. Muir Martin, 121 Canal street. & Fraser, James, 189 South street. Thomson, G. (barm), Mrs Cutlog Galletly, John, 27 County place. vennel. Grant, Charles, 50 N. Methven st Wright Co., John, & 18 North Hay, James, 9 County place. Methven street. Imrie & Sons, Peter, 76 Georg BRUSHMAKERS. street and 20 Princes street. Irvine, John (cart), 6 N. William st Baker, Joseph, 45 Meal vennel. Johnstone, Peter, Cow vennel. Taylor, James, street 135 High Keillor, Robert, 47 Canal street. see advertisement. u M'Conochie& Son, John, 47 Prince BROKERS. street. M'Conochie, Lauchlan, 33 Mill st,, In Meal Vennel. M 'Donald, J. & W., Athole street Baker, J. Kilpatrick, Jas. M'Kendrick, Andrew, 211 Highst, Burns, F. Kilpatrick, John Malcolm, William, 63 South street. Doonan, J. Knight, A. Mather, William, 1 Foundry lane. Heraughty, J. Reid, D. Mathewson, Thomas, 36 Athole st. Higgins, P. Scott, E. Menzies, C. , junior, 194 South st. Keegan, G. Morison, D. & J., St. Catherine's Anderson, J., 181 South street. place. Keegan, M., 167 South street. Murray, Joseph, 292 High street. Murphy, J., 34 Mill street. Pullar & Son, 54 Victoria street. Waterston, J., Kirkside. Robertson, David, N. Methven st. —

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Rutherford, William, 8 Main street. Keegan, Michael, 167 South street. Scott, Alexander, 15 North port. O'Neil, John, 275 High street. Scott, W. D, 18 and 20 Mill street Murray, John, 134 South street. —see advertisement. M'Lauchlan, G., 213 High street. Sharp, James, 11 Union street. M'Tavish, Patrick, 30 Meal venneh Stewart, Alex, (cart), 22 Athole st. Ramsay, Alex., 31 Meal vennel. Watergate. White, Laurence, 70 CIVIL ENGINEERS AND LAND Whittet, Charles S., 22 Mill street. SURVEYORS. CANDLEMAKERS. Hay & Kyd, Victoria street. Carnegie, F. P., 120 High street. Macdonald & Fraser, Mill street. Garvie, William, 77 Canal street. Paterson, William (Caledonian Railway), Croft House. CARRIERS. Ritchie, James, 7 Athole place. Young, John, Tay street. (See page 20.J CARVERS AND GILDERS. CLERGYMEN. (See pages 21 and ^l.) Jackson,— James, 66 George street see advertisement. CLOTHIERS, DRAPERS, AND Murray, Alexander, 4 St. John st. HATTERS. CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. Allan, Robert, 33 High street. Blair, Rose P., 230 South street. Boyle, Rose Ann, 135 South street.

~~Dandie, Newby, & Dandie, 75 High Brown, And. , 23 High st. —see ad.~~

~~street. Chisholm, Wm. B. , 29 George st. Fleming, David, Bridgend. Co-Operative Society, 55 North Glass, Alex., 39 South Methven st. Methven street.~~

~~Gorrie, J. P. , 76 St. John street. Crichton, James, 42 S. Methven st.~~

Gowans, James, 21 High street. Darling & Co. , A. , 35 George st. Nairne, Charles, 228 High street. Dewar & Honey, 1 St. John street. Reid, Neil, 39 George street. Dewar & Co., R.M., 4 St. John's Strang, Peter, 166 High street. place. Wilson, John, 35 High street. Douglas, William, 71 George st. Duncan, John, 159 High street. CHIMNEY SWEEPERS. Dunsmore & Son, B., 58 High st. Elson, Charles, 14 Bridge lane. Donaldson, Paton, & Mackenzie, M'Dougall, Peter, 208 High street. 34 George street. M'Lauchlan, Daniel, 32 Watergate. Fenwick, Peter, 317 High street. Melville, Charles, 73 South street. Gentle, Murray, & Ewing, 24 St. John street. CHINA, CRYSTAL, & STONEWARE Greig, T., 24 Watergate see advt. DEALERS. Harris, Mrs, 78 High street. Anderson, James, 54 St. John st. Hay, Robert, 27 George street. —see advertisement. Jamieson, Jn., 62 & 64 George st. Anderson, Matthew, 29 St. John st. Johnman, William, 230 High st. Davidson, Ebenezer, 37 Castlegable Knight, Alexander, 117 High st. Ford, John, 45 Leonard street. Low & Co., John, 16 St. John st. Gray, James, 59 South street. M 'Ewan, James, 56 St. John st. — —— — — —

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M'Intosh, William, 7 St. John st. Cree, P. & W., 58 Watergate. M'Naughton & Dewar, SjjGeorge st. Christie & Son, W., N. Brit, depot. Mathieson, Thomas, 19 High st. Co-Operative Coal Co., Newrow. see advertisement. Duff, Peter, Glasgow road depot. Mitchell, Hugh, 15 St. John st. Duncan, John, Claypotts. Miller, Robert, 68 S. Methven st. Duncan, Thomas, Leonard bank. Morton & Mitchells, 23 St. John st. Frame, James, Glasgow road depot. Moyes, And., 83 High st. see ad. Gow, Daniel, Glasgow road depot. Petrie, Mrs J. (hatter), 66 South st. Gorrie, John, 23 Princes st. see ad. Richardson & Pearson, 32 George st. Lauder, William, 350 High street. Robertson, James, 19 Hospital st. Law & Son, C, Princes street.

Ross, David, 179 High st. see ad. Lennie, Gregory M. , 34 South st. Shepherd, Thomas, 41 Leonard st. Miller, James, 13 County place Sime, John B., 225 High street. see advertisement. Smeaton, Margaret, 21 Athole st. M Ainsh, William, Meal vennel. Smith, J. & D., 13 Charlotte st. M 'Ewan, Andrew, Hospital street. Taylor, R. D., 45 High street. Muir, Thomas, Glasgow road depot. Taylor, John, 164 High street. Peebles, Peter, Glasgow road depot. Taylor, John, 93 High st. see ad. Robertson, Peter, 28 Princes st.

Thomson, R. , 88 High st. —see ad. Skinner & Douglas, N. Brit, depot. Watson, James, 13 St. John street. Shepherd, Thomas, 41 Leonard st. Young & Campbell, 38 S. Methven Sutherland, George, Glasgow road street. depot. Young, Mrs William, 241 High st. Young, William, 76 St. John st. CONFECTIONERS. Wotherspoon, James, 33 High st. Butters, Rachel, 20 Athole street. and 25 St. John street see advt. Cameron, Mrs, Athole street. Carnaghan, Mrs, 37 South street. COACH AND CAB PROPRIETORS. Coutts, Mary, 262 High street. Knubley, Lupton, N. William st. Crow, Mrs, 5 Athole street. — see advertisement. Donald, Catherine, 85 High street. Marshall, R. & J., 58 George st. Duncan, Mrs Thomas, 133 High st. see advertisement. Elder, Chalmers, 261 High street. M 'Queen, James, 22 Princes street Fergus, Robert, 246 High street. —see advertisemefit. Fenwick, Mrs, 27 St. John street. Ritchie, William, Mill st. —see ad. Frame, James, 61 Leonard street.

Robertson, Wm. , 14 North William Fraser, Daniel, 138 Hight street. street see advertisement. Harley, William, 45 George street. Kennaway, Charles G., 101 South COACHBUILDERS. street and 41 High street. Pirrie & Anderson, Princes street. Lyons, Mrs, 238 South street. Thomson, William, Canal street. M'Nicol, Mrs, 60 South street. Reid, M'Kenzie, & Paton, 39 Shedden, James, 57 North Methven ^ Princes street. street. Taylor, Mrs John, 16 Leonard st. COAL AGENTS AND DEALERS. Wilson, Robert, 38 St. John street Bruce, James, North British depot. —see advertisement.

~~Campbell, A. , Glasgow road depot. Yacamini, R, 72 South street. )~~

~~PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 197~~

COOPERS. Reicl, Mrs C, 46 Castlegable. Dutch, Alexander, Bridge street. Robertson, George, 2 Murray street. Justice, Thomas, 35 South street. Robertson, Mrs, 6 Barrack street. Muckersie, James, 3 Princes st. Robertson, Robert, 19 Islay street. Robertson, William, Claypotts. Ross, Alex. , 24 South Methven st. Thomson, Alexander, 4 Mill street. Scott, David, Craigie. Scrimgeour, Donald, 22 Barrack st. COPPER AND TIN SMITHS. Shaw, Norman, 180 South street. Those marked * are Coppersmiths. Stewart, Mrs John, 25 Athole st. Mill close. Barlas, Mrs, 48 High street. Thomson, William, 7 Chalmers, John, 251 High street. CUTLER. *Gorrie, David, 9 South Methvenst. Mitchell, John, 60 High street. Valentine, George, 77 High street. Munro, H. F., 38 Skinnergate. DENTISTS. Robertson, John, 2 Melville street.

Saunders, John, 138 South street. Crichton & Son, G. , 7 Charlotte st. Soutar, John, 86 High street. Gorrie, P. B., 10 King street. Wylie, George, 7 George street. Kelt, Andrew, 3 North Methven st. St. street. Young, William W. , 56 High street. Stewart, John, 2S John Stobie, Joseph, 14 St. John street. CORK MANUFACTURERS. DRAPERS. M'Currach, David, 17 Bridge lane. (See Clothiers.) Wilson, David, 80 High street. DAIRY KEEPERS. DRESSMAKERS AND MILLINERS. Begg, Mrs, Mount Tabor. (See also Furnishing Shops. Brough, John, Shore. Anderson, Margaret (hat), 163 High Cadzow, John, 19 Skinnergate. street. Cairnie, Mrs, 43 Castlegable. Baird, Jane, 5 George street. Davie, Mrs, Bridgend. Bannister, Mary, 9 Charlotte street. Duff, John, 10 Hospital street. Black, John (warehouse), 173 High

Ferguson, D. , Reform place. street. Fraser, Mrs, 23 Newrow. Brown, Isabella (fur - dresser), 4 Gow, Robert, 11 Barossa street. George street. Hamilton, David, 48 South street. Carstairs, Mrs, 1 Athole street. Hanick, M., 91 Canal street. Chalmers, Miss, 247 High street. Hazel, James, 165 South street. Coulter, M., 12 Kirkgate. Kilgour, John, 17 Barossa street. Davidson, Mary, 54 Watergate. Livingstone, John, 40 Meal vennel. Dingwall, Mary, 62 High street. Lockhart, John, 62 Pomarium. Douglas, Mrs, 148 High street. Meldrum, Janet, 5 Union street. Durie, Jane, 1 James street. Miller, Mary, 11 Pomarium. Fraser, Jane and Honora, 16 High More, Mrs, 31 Castlegable. street. Munro, Mrs, 295 High street. Gairns, Jane, 9 St. John street. Munro, Mrs William, Glover st. Gibson, Helen, 22 St. John street. M 'Donald, Isabella, 56 Castlegable. Gibbons, Mrs (stay), 95 South st. M'Farlane, D., 7 N. Methven st. Gray & Miller, 48 St. John street. Petrie, John, Bridgend. Green, Miss, 40 Athole street. — —

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~~Greig, Thos. , 24 and 26 Watergate. DYERS AND RENOVATORS.~~

Halley, E. , 2 Barossa place. Campbell & Co. , A. , 30 South Meth- Hunter & Sime, Bridgend. ven street. Irvine, Ann (fur-dresser), 18 Water- Campbell, P. & P., 35 So. Methven gate. street and Balhousie Works. Jackson, Barbara, 2 Bridge lane. Garvie & Deas, South Methven st. Keay, Misses, 22 St. John street. Pullar & Sons, John, Kinnoull st. Kennedy, Misses, 221 High street. Kidd, C, 5 Main street. EATING-HOUSE KEEPERS. Lindsay, Mary, 222 High street. Anderson, Mrs, IIS South street. Logie, M. , 4 George street. Blair, Johanna, 29 Watergate. Martin, Marion, 266 High street. Coutts, William, Hospital street. Menzies, Jessie, 13 Leonard street. 23 Crichton, Elizabeth, 204 High st. Menzies, Misses, 51 S. Methven st. Dickson, street. Menzies, Mrs D. (and embroiderer), William, 97 Canal Dunbar, Mrs John, 49 Watergate. 87 High street see advertisement. Gray, W., 41 Mill street. Miller, Mrs (stay), 6 Paul street. Hounsell, William, 1 Mill street. Morison, Jane, 48 N. Methven st. Jardine, James, 264 street. Morrison, Misses, 71 Princes street. High Laing, J. R., 191 High street. Morton, Elizabeth, 222 South st. M'Kay, Mrs, 14 Kirkgate. Morton & Mitchells, 23 St. John st. M'Kay, John, 31 Watergate. M 'Farlane, Margaret, Claypotts wynd. M 'Farlane, Mrs, 2 Barrack street. Menzies, D., 62 South street. M'Intyre, Ann, 18S High street. Paterson, D., 262 High street. M'Laggan, E., S. St. John's place. Perth Cooking Depot, 188 South st. M'Laggan, Jessie, 10 Charlotte st. Sinclair, Mrs, 41 Castlegable. M 'Laren, Helen, 4 George street. Slater, Mrs W., 186 South street. Philips, Ann (stay), 42 St. John st. Spence, Mrs David, 28 High street. Robertson, Ann, 1 Curfew row. Eobertson, M., 63 North Methven EMBROIDERERS. street. Boss, Barbara, 151 High street. Brown, Mrs A, 16 Marshall place. .Sage, Mrs, 258 High street. Dutch, Mrs, 4 Main street. Sime, Elizabeth, 34 Athole street. Edwards, Mrs, 260 High street. Sime, Mrs, 23 King street. Gorrie, Mrs, 153 High street.

Sime, John B. (warehouse), 225 Menzies, Mrs D. , 87 High street and 227 High street. see advertisement. Smeaton, Margaret, 21 Athole st. ENGINEERS AND IRONFOUNDERS. Smith, Mrs John, 56 George street. Somerville, Margaret, 270 High st. Chrystal, George, St. John's Stevens, Mary, 22 St. John street. Foundry. Stewart, Mrs William, 143 High st. Gow, Magnus, 25 Mill street. Stuart, Elizabeth, 30 High street. Macfarlane & Co. (foundry), Paul Templeton, James (warehouse), 15 street. George street. Stewart & Robertson, 13 King st. Welsh, Misses, 129 High street. White, William, West Mill street.

~~Wilson, Catherine, 1 Cross street. Young & Co. , C. D. , St. Leonard's Young, Mary, 14 St. John street. Works. — —~~

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ENGRAVERS, COPPERPLATE M'Gregor, J. & D., 226 High st. M'Gregor, H., 4 Bridge lane. PRINTERS, AND LITHOGRAPHERS. M'Kendrick, William, 15 South st. Constable & M'Gregor, 40 George Paton, James, 8 Princes street. street. Roy, Thomas, 47 South Methven st. Cowan, Samuel, Tay street. Rugg, George, 178 South street. Fraser & Anderson, 87 High street Scott, Walker, 128 High street. street. M'Gregor, D., 5 George Smith & Son (curers), 58 Victoria st. Stark, John, 10 St. Ann's lane. Stewart, Hugh, 26 So. Methven st. Whannel, Hugh, 5 Hospital street. FISHING-TACKLE MAKERS. Bryson, Charles, 37 North Methven FOREIGN VICE-CONSULS. street. Lowe, Robert (German), Charles st. Lees, Robert, 65 George street Stuart, Walter (Danish), 23 Princes see advertisement. street. M'Kinlay, John, 44 Athole street. M'Kinlay, William, 49 Commercial FRUITERERS & GREENGROCERS. street. Anderson, John A, 130 Canal st. Paton & Son, E., 44 George street. Brown, William, 69 S. Methven st. Brown, Daniel, 13 Bridge lane. FISHMONGERS. Bruce, Mrs John, 15 Speygate. Burnett, Mrs, 182 South street. Bruce, John, 53 Princes street. Cochrane, Charles, 154 High st. Crawford, David, 22 Hospital st. Coul, James, 39 Mill street. Duncan, William, 25 Watergate. H&rper, William (curer), Fouudry Gorrie, John, 19 South street. lane. Greig, William, 168 High street. Hill, William, 220 High street and Harley, William, 3 George street. 12 Bridge lane see advertisement. Henderson, Robert, 268 High st— Leutfoot, James, 19 George street. see adi>ertisement. M 'Donald, Margaret, 252 High st. Kennoway, J., 184 High street. Robertson, Thomas, 21 South st. Laing, A, 65 South street. Speedie, Alexander, 17 St. John st. M 'Donald, P., 16 Kirkside. Stewart, Alexander, 10 Kirkside. M'Glashan, John, Kirkside. Stewart, Alex., 25 Guard vennel. Oswald, Mrs, 37 St. John street. Stewart, Robert, 27 Guard vennel. Robertson, Daniel, 61 N. Methven Stewart, John, 27 Guard vennel.

Skinner, W. , 67 North Methven st. FLESHERS. Stobie, George, Kirkgate. Cameron, George, 7 Main street. Wheatley, E., Princes street. Crawford, Mrs John, 104 High st. SHOPS. Ewan, William, 113 South street. FURNISHING Fenton, Alexander, 52 South st. Carrick, M., 47 South street. Forbes, John, 21 North Methven Gorrie, Ann, 153 High street. street. M'Farlane & Henderson, 125 High Hall, Richard, 11 Leonard street. street. Ireland, James, 64 S. Methven st. M'lntyre, Ann, 188 High street. Jack, John, Foundry lane. M'Leish, E., 234 South street. M 'Donald, John, 12 St. John st. Smeaton, Margaret, 21 Athole st. ) )

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Stalker, Mary Ann, 1 1 Princes st. Douglas, Robert, 87 Leonard street. Templeton, James, 15 George st. Halley, James, Balhousie Mills. Thomson, Charles S., 26 High st. Hollingworth, Alfred, Quarrymill. Young, Mrs William, 15 N. Meth- Hutchison & Co., Robt., Canal st. ven street. M'Cash & Son, J., 24 County place. M 'Donald, J. &W., 52 South Meth- GAME DEALERS. ven street. (See Poulterers. Reid, Samuel, 28 High street. Roy, Robert, 48 George GARDENERS. street. Rowden, Alfred L., Bridgend. Eadington, James, 58 Watergate. Stewart, John, James street. Farquharson, Wm. M., 10 County place. GROCERS AND WINE AND SPIRIT Laing, Peter, 75 Leonard street. MERCHANTS. Logan, Robert, 11 Keir street. Those marked * are Wholesale. M'Intosh, Hugh, 41 Main street. Martin, John, 50 Main street. Those marked f are Wine and Spirit Merchants. Robertson, John, 40 Commercial st.

Robertson, Peter S. , 43 Stormontsb. Barns, Thomas, 256 High street. Sharp, John, 55 Strathmore street. Bayne, Mrs James, 3 Leonard st. Smith, James, Main street. *Brown & Logie, Mill street. *Buchan & Low, 107 High street. GASFITTERS. tCampbell, John, 28 North Meth- (See Plumbers and Tinsmiths. ven street. *Chalmers & Honey, 122 High st. GINGER-BEER, ETC., MANUFAC- tChalmers, John, 2 Leonard street. TURERS. Crerar, Andrew, 5 N. Methven st. tDingwall, Alex., 36 St. Dandie, Newby, & Dandie, 75 High John st. fDingwall, James, street. 5 Main street. Fell, George, 2974 High street. Cowans, James, 21 High street. Fenwick, Peter, 317 High street. Reid, Neil, 39 George street. Fenwick, William, 335 High street. Reid, Thomas, 12 Horner's lane. fFraser, John, 40 High street, Ross, William, 215 High street. fGardiner, J. &G., 90 High street. Stewart, James, 68 High street. +Gloag, William B., 24 Athole st. Thomson, W. B. , 60 Canal street. fGow, Duncan, 93 South street. Wilson, John, 35 High street. *Grant, John, 8 High street. GLAZIERS. *Greig, R. & J., 89 High street. tHowat, George, 131 South street. Bruce & Son, James, 100 High st. King, James, 124 High street. Douglas & Son, G. R. , 52 Princes st. King, Mrs Alex., 107 South street. M'Vicar, Wm., 177 High street. Laing, Andrew, 72 St John street. tLennie, Gregory GRAIN MERCHANTS. M., 28 South st. Love, Thomas, 97 Leonard street. Adamson, John, 18 Pomarium. fLynch, Matthew, 54 Meal vemiel Alexander & Co., Thos., 1 Kirkgate. and 1 King street. Crichton, William, 316 High street. Mackintosh, John, 69 High street. Cuthbert, James, St. John's place. Moncrieff, Thomas, S Leonard st. )

PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 201 tMiller, David, 189 High street Anderson, J. & S., 139 High street. and 1 Leonard street. Anderson, Mrs Daniel, 19 Athole *Munro, Thomas, 73 K Methven street. street. Anderson, Robert, 16Gowrie st. Munro, William, 11 North port. Blair, Johanna, 29 Watergate. tM'Cash, William, 325 High street. Boyd, Mrs Peter, 34 Long causeway. *M 'Donald & Campbell, 131 High Brown, Mrs Thomas, 38 Newrow. street. Buchanan, Christina, 87 South st. fM'Kenzie, Daniel, 157 South st. Burke, Mrs Thomas, 34 Pomarium. +M'Kenzie, James, Main street. Cameron, Mrs, 48 Athole street. fM'Kinlay, Peter, Glover street. Campsie, James, 3 South street. M'Kinlay, William, 1 Reform pi. Cook, T., 185 South street. tM'Millan, Robert, 65 George st. Cowper, John, 27 King street. *Palmers & Drummond, 200 High Dunn, John, 1 Gowrie street. street. Fenton, James, 27 Stormont street. Paton, John, 240 High street. Ferguson, Arch., 86 Reform place. +Peters, Alexander, Dovecotland. Fisher, James, 186 High street. +Richardson, William, 43 High st. Fisher, William, 172 High street. ^Robertson, Alexander, 118 High Galloway, Janet, 294 High street.

st. and 53 1ST. Methven street. Gibson, Mary, 87 Leonard street. Robertson, James S., 55 South Gilchrist, Joan, Low Craigie. Methven street. Glass, Elizabeth, 77 Watergate. Robertson, Peter, 28 Princes street. Gow, Elizabeth, 10 Barossa street. +Robertson, Robert, 43 S. Methven Gow, Mrs, 84 South street. street. Graham, Mrs, 80 Pomarium.

~~fRobertson, Eobert H. , 22 High st. Haggart, Ann, 214 South street.~~

+Ross & Son, John, 21 George st. Jackson, H. , 14 Athole street. *Ross, Andrew, 42 Castlegable. Jackson, John, IS Gowrie street. tSmith, R. B., 70 St. John street. Kennedy, Mrs Robert, 16Kirkgate. ^Stewart, George, 272 High street. Kerr, Isabella, 17 Union street. fStewart, James, 196 High street. Malcolm, Alexander, 64 Athole st. fStewart, J. B., 3 Hospital street. Malcolm, Mrs, 19 Kinnoull street. Stewart, W. G., 15 Hospital street. Marshall, Mrs, 3 Gowrie street. tStuart, C. C, 38 High street. Mill, James, 21 Leonard street. fTainsh, James, 31 and 120 South Miller, Isabella, 3 Pomarium. street. Moir, James, 258 High street. fThomson, Alexander, 271 High st Moir, Mrs William, 25 Main street. "'Wilson, James, 2 Mill street. Mulroy, P., 13 Meal vennel. *Wilson, John, 16 Princes street, M'Bean, J., 11 North Methven st. tWright, J., 2 South Methven st. M 'Donald, J., 224 South street. Young, Hugh, 3 Castlegable. M'Intosh, Mrs Charles, 14 Gowrie Young, William, 48 Skinnergate. street. M'Intyre, Daniel, 193 High street. GROCERS AND PROVISION M'Intyre, Mrs, 7 County place. DEALERS. M'Laren, Charles, 278 High street. (See also preceding list. M'Mahon, M., 48 Meal vennel. Aitken, J. W., 329 High street. M'Nab, Margaret, 83 South street. Allan, Mrs James, 160 South st. M'Rae, Mrs John, 208 High street. — — — )

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Napier, J., 14 North Methven st. HOSIERS. Ogilvie, David, 174 High street. (See also Furnishing Shops. Oliver, W. G., 29 Kirkgate. Patterson, Jean, 6 Leonard street. Allan, Robert, 33 High street. Pearson, Mary, 6 Athole street. Brown, A. , 23 High street see ad. Petrie, William, 47 Leonard street. Campbell, John, 132 High street. Potter, J., 29 Leonard street. Clark & Brown, 53 High street. Rae, Mrs, 17 Leonard street. Thompson, Charles S., 26 High st. Richardson, William B., 318 High Templeton, James, 15 George st. street. HOUSE FACTORS. Robertson, David, 73 Leonard st. Farquhar, George, 41 Cross street. Robertson, Mrs J. , 289 High street. Imrie Robertson, M., 10 Bridge lane. & Sons, P , 76 George street. Russell, James, 78 South street. Pirrie, James P., Princes street. Smith, P., 203 South street. Reid, Thomas, 270 High street. Soutar, Robert, 274 High street. Scott, William D, Mill street. Stewart, Helen, 21 Commercial st. INN AND HOTEL KEEPERS. Stewart, Mrs A., 12 Athole street. Strang, Mrs Peter, 101 Canal street. (See also Spirit-dealers and Tavern- Tainsh, Margaret, 57 Watergate. keepers. ) Taylor, Mrs, 235 High street. Albert, Mrs Duff, 48 George street. Taylor, R, 48 Athole street. Albion, Mrs Stewart, 60 High st. Valley, Janet, 50 Castlegable. Black Bull, Mrs Christie, 11 Kirk- Welsh, William, 63 Strathmore st. gate. British, Royal, H. W. Pople, GUN & RIFLE MANUFACTURERS. Leonard street. Lees, Robert, 63 George street County, Wm. Crockart, 1 South st. see advertisement. County Place, Jane Robertson, Paton & Son, Edward, 44 George County place. street. Cross Keys, Alex. Benvie, Com- mercial street. HAIRDRESSERS. Dining-Rooms, 34 St. John street Chisholm, J., 46 Skinnergate. —R. Wilson see advei'tisement. Lang, Michael, 52 George street. Exchange, George Nicholson, 26 Malloch, John, 143 Canal crescent. George street. Marshall, T. H, 46 South street. Greyhound, A. Irving, Mill street. Muckersie, Wm., 5 Princes street. King's Arms, J. Menzies, 9 High Peddie, James, 53 George street. street. Ross, William, 215 High street. Kinnoull Arms, Robert Stewart, Stewart, Alexander, 2 County pi. 33 South Methven street. Stewart, William, 9 George street. Mart, Walter Baker, 16 Mill street. Stewart, William, 73 High street Moncreiffe Arms, James Smith, —see advertisement. Princes street. Street, Joseph, 41 George street. Old Ship, H. Chalmers, 25 High st. Watson, John, 7 Bridge lane. Parliament, G. Ramage, 71 High st. Queen's, Peter Henry, Leonard st, HATTERS. Refreshment Rooms, William Mac (See Clothiers.) donald, Railway station. — — —

~~PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 203~~

Royal George, J. Kennedy, George City of Glasgow (Life), J. Thomas, street. solicitor. St. John's, Paul Gocltfurneau, St. Commercial Union (Fire), C. C. John's place. Stuart, 40 High street, and W. Salutation, P. Carmichael, 24 South Stuart, Princes street—see ad. street. Crown (Fire), Dewar, Mitchell, & St. Leonard's, Mrs Honeyman, Co., Courier Office. Leonard street. Edinburgh (Life), Mackenzie & Stormont Arms, Mrs Forbes, 43 Dickson, solicitors, and Walter South street. Stuart, agent see advertisement. Strathmore, J. Menzies, Bridgend. English and Scottish Law (Life), J. Temperance, John Carmichael, 31 W. Lyall, S. St. John's place, and St. John street. William Reid, solicitor. Temperance, Mrs Douglas, 18 Family Endowment, And. David- Leonard street. son, solicitor. Temperance, Miss Menzies, Leo- General, David Wood, bookseller. nard street. Lancashire (Fire and Life), W. Volunteer Arms, J. Jack, Foundry Ritchie, banker, and A. Wilson, lane. solicitor. White Horse, Lupton Knubley, 5 Law Union, Thomas A. Heiton, North William street. George street. Life Association, J. MacLeish, ac- INK MANUFACTURERS. countant, and Archibald Burns Macdonald, Tay street. Todd & Co., John, Charteris street. Liverpool and London (Fire and Moncrieff, John, 189 South street. Life), A. King and J. Grant, merchants. INSURANCE OFFICES AND London (Fire and Life), W. & J. AGENTS. Ross, solicitors. Alliance, Archibald Reid, solicitor. Londonand County (Fire), D. Keay, Alliance, J. W. Jameson and T. solicitor. Soutar, bankers. London Guarantee and Provident Atlas (Fire and Life), A. Robertson, Company, Limited, M. Jameson, Union Bank, George street. solicitor. British Equitable, J. M'Gregor, London and Lancashire, David Far- postmaster, and P. Campbell, quharson, 15 High street, and dyer. Frank P. Carnegie, Watergate. Briton,*Medical and General (Life), National (Fire), R. H. Moncrieff James Chalmers, 122 High street, & Co., solicitors, and Wm. M. Adam M,Kenzie, Sheriff- clerk- Stein, Tay street. depute, and And. Low, Sheriff- National (Fire and Life), W. Mac- clerk's office see advertisement. Leish, solicitor, and Thomas Caledonian (Fire and Life), Geo. Soutar, banker. Condie, Conning, & Co., solici- North British (Fire and Life), Spot- tors, Thomas Reid, house-agent, tiswoode & Pinkerton, solicitors, 270 High street, and W. M 'Far- D. L. Jolly, banker, H. Skeete, lane (Fire), 6 Charlotte street solicitor, and H. Eden, Aber- see advertisement. dalgie. —— — — — ) —)

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Northern (Fire and Life), M. Jame- Sun (Fire), Mackenzie & Dickson, son, solicitor, Peter Palmer, mer- and J. Flockhart, solicitors chant, R. Cruickshanks, commis- see advertisement. sion-agent, Malcolm Stewart, United Kingdom Provident (Life), solictor, and W. M. Stein, Tay D. Robertson and A. Logan, street see advertisement. booksellers. Norwich Union (Fire and Life), A. West of England (Fire and Life), Davidson, solicitor. James P. Pirrie, house-agent. People's Provident (Life), M. Jame- son, solicitor. IRON-FOUNDERS. Phoenix (Fire), Geo. Gray, solicitor, (See Engineers. George street. Queen, M'Naughton & Dewar, IRON-MERCHANTS. drapers, and G-. Scott, cabinetmaker. Buchan & Low, 107 High street. Reliance Mutual (Life), W. M 'Far- Palmers & Drummond, 200 High st. lane, 6 Charlotte street, D. Young, Peddie, W. & D, 11 South Meth- 100 High street. ven street. Royal, Wm. Maury and John A. IRONMONGERS Imrie, 76 George street. AND HARDWARE Royal Exchange (Fire and Life), R. MERCHANTS.

Lowe, agent. Barlas, Mrs William, 48 High st. Scottish Amicable (Life), D. Keay Garvie & Syme, 42 and 79 High st. and Robert Martin, solicitors. —see advertisement. Scottish Commercial, Thos. Whit- Gorrie, John, 70 High street. tet, 57 High street see ad. Imrie & Cuthbert, 10 St. John Scottish Equitable (Life), Geo. street see advertise7nent. Condie, Conning, & Co. see ad- Miller, Henry L, 98 High street. vertisement. Peddie, W. & D, 13 South Meth- Scottish (Fire), Henry Whyte, A. ven street. L. Rowden, R. Martin, F. P. Robertson, John, 2 Melville street. Carnegie, and George Farquhar, Taylor & Finlayson, Kinnoull st. Post Office. —see advertisement. Scottish Imperial, Duncan Macfar- Young, Wm. W., 56 High street. lane, auctioneer, and T. Love, Leonard street. JEWELLERS, SILVERSMITHS, Scottish Provident (Life), John AND LAPIDARIES. Kippen, solicitor. (See also Watch and Clock Makers. Scottish Provincial (Fire and Life), Laurence Rintoul, agent. Baird, John, 68 George street. Scottish Union (Fire and Life), D. Bayne, Geo. (working), 120 High Hepburn and R. Robertson, so- street. licitors. Constable & M'Gregor, 40 George Scottish Widows' Fund, R. H. street.

Moncrieff & Co. , solicitors. Crichton, George, 54 George st. Standard (Life), G. & G. Gray, Frampton, John, 19 Bridge Lane. solicitors, and M. Jameson, soli- Grego, Charles, 27 High street citor see advertisement. see advertisement. ))

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Munro, David, 14 Charlotte street. Bates, Mrs, 85 Victoria street. Paton, R. (working), 92 High st. Bell, Jane, 9 Marshall place. Smith, R., 242 High st. Bell, M., 18 North William st. Brough, Janet, Bridgend. JOINERS. Brough, Mrs John, 12 Charlotte st. (See Cabinetmakers. Buchan, Miss, 9 N. Methven st. Burry, Ann, 6 Canal street. LAND-SURVEYORS. Cameron, Helen, St. Ann's lane. (See Civil Engineers. Campbell, Catherine, 71 S. Meth- LAUNDRESSES. ven street. Carnegie, Mrs, 32 S. William st. Aldiss, Mrs L., 65 North Methven Chalmers Mrs John, 232 High st. street, Chaloner, Thomas, 6 Main street. Burt, Betsy, 7 Kirkgate. Cowperthwaite, Mrs, 84 Vict. st. Cowie, Margaret, 59 Meal Vermel. Davidson, Mrs, 47 High street. Geekie, Aim, 46 Main street. Drummond, Miss, 4 King's place. Gibson, Jane, 95 High street. Fletcher, Mrs, 21 Kinnoull street. Gourlay, Margaret, Bridgend. Forsyth, Mrs, 25 Marshall place. Henderson, John, Mill st. Mrs 35 Gow, Jane, 28 Kirkgate. Irvine, Jane, 28 Horse cross. Grant, Mrs Alex., 69 North Meth- Kinnis, Janet, 139 South street. ven street. Miller, Mrs, 21 Cross street. Grey, Mrs John, 103 Canal street. 'Donald, Flora, 216 High street. M Guild, Ellen, Burton place. M'Ewan, Margaret, Old shore. Halley, Mrs David, 6 Melville st. M'Laggan, Isa., 10 Kinnoull st. Hill, Mrs, 149 High street. Ness, Margaret, Bridgend. Isles, Mrs, 26 Princes street. Peddie, David, 26 Horse cross. Mrs Kerr, Mrs, Barnhill. Pullar, Helen, 104 South street. Kethel, Mrs, 19 Bridge lane. Ramsay, Mrs James, 111 South st. Kidd, Mrs John, 8 South street. Reid, Margaret, 59 Leonard street. Lawson, Margaret, Craigie. Sharp, Mrs, 32 Horse cross. Lennox, M., 1 Charteris street. Sime, Isabella, 102 High street. Lowe, Margaret, 1 1 York place. Walker, Mrs, Commercial street. Luke, Elizabeth, 47 Watergate. Whytock, Mrs, Union street lane. Menzies, Mrs, 13 N. Methven st. LEATHER-MERCHANTS, CURRIERS, Menzies, Mrs Thomas, 26 Leonard street. AND TANNERS. Miller, Mrs, 50 Athole street. Those marked * are Tanners. Model Lodg. -House, Skinnergate. "'Murdoch, John, Mill street. M 'Arthur, Mrs, 6 Canal street. M'Intosh, John, 176 High street. M'Ewan, Cecilia, 47 George st. Spalding, Robert, 2 Murray street. M'Intyre, Mrs, 7 County place. Walker, Thomas, 170 High street. M'Quhae, Margaret, 18 Charlotte *Wright & Son, Thos., Bridgend. street. Wilson, George, 203 High street. Murray, Mary Ann, 13 Rose ter. Patton, Mrs, 4 South street. LODGING-HOUSE KEEPERS. Richardson, Magdalene, 4 North Anderson, Mrs John, 5^ Princes st. port. Anderson, Mrs Win,, 47 King st. Robertson, Mrs, 6 Canal street. ) —

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Robertson, Mrs, 1 Kinnoull cause- Pullar & Co., Laurence, Balhousie way. Works. Robertson, Mrs, 19 N". Meth. st. MARBLE AND STONE CUTTERS. Ross, Mrs W., 59 N. Metbven st. Scotland, Jane, 16 King street. Anderson & Cramb, York place Scott, Miss, 12 K Methven st. see advertisement. Strong, Mrs, 14 Mill street. Moir, J. & G.. St. Catherine's pi. Stuart, Mrs, 33 N. Methven st. Moir, John, 43 N. Methven street. Swan, Mrs, 77 Leonard street. Walker, Mrs, 8 Barossa place. MASONS. Yardley, Mrs, 3 K Methven st. (See Builders. Young, Mrs Thomas, 19 Union st. MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Young, Mrs William, 1 Kirkgate. Young, Jane, 69 K Methven st. Absolon, G. W., M.D., 19 Princes* street. MANGLE KEEPERS. Bramwell, J. P., M.D., 8 Barossa Anderson, Ann, 49 Commercial st. place. Ballingall, Mrs, 35 N. Meth. st. Buist, Andrew, M.D., 5 Athole Clark, Mrs Hugh, 246 High st. crescent. Croll, Mrs, 210 South street. Christie, Robert, 77 Victoria st. Eadie, Mrs Charles, 13 Mel. st. Fleming, David, Bridgend. Haggart, Ann, Bridgend. Frew, David, 1 Graham's place, Hodge, Mrs David, 39 Newrow. King street. Irvine, Mrs, 11 Scott street. Lindsay, W. L., M.D. (Murray M'Dougall, Mrs, 21 St. John's pi. Royal Institution), Gilgal. M'Ewan, Mary, 8 Cow vennel. Nairne, Charles, 228 High street. M'Kay, Mrs, 4 Carpenter street. Paterson, George K. H, M.D., 69 M'Laggan, Isabella, 10 Kinnoull George street.

street. Roy, William, M. D. , 3 Charlotte st. M'Lintock, Mrs, 6 Horner's lane. Scott, David, Athole street. Robertson, Mrs D., 49 Stormont Stirling, David H., M.D., 4 Athole Q"j"T»pp"j" place. Ross, M., 293 High street. White, Francis I., M.D., 2 Athole Sharp, Mrs, 32 Horse Cross. place. Paid street. Taylor, Margaret, 16 MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS. Winton, Mrs, 89 South street. (See page 12. ) MANUFACTURERS. MIDWIVES AND SICK-N [JRSES, Abbott, William, 51 Pomarium st. Alexander, George, 274 High st. Cole, Janet, 297 High street. Bell & Keay, 87 Leonard street. Dron, Mrs David, 6 Canal street. Blair & Co., Win.. 9 St. John st. Edward, Mrs, 71 Watergate. Chisholm, J. (sack), 40 S. Meth- Henderson, Mrs, 49 Scott street. ven street. Jack, Mrs Peter, Bridgend. Cornfutes & Milne, Melville st. King, Mrs, 156 High street. Elder, Alexander, 36 Pomarium. Kinnear, Mrs George, 51 Water- Garvie & Deas, 57 S. Methven st. gate. Shields & Co., J., Wallace Works. Lawson, Mrs, 11 Barossa street. — ) ) —

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'Pherson, Mrs Malcolm, 246 High Wood, David, 52 High street and street. 46 George street. 'Pherson, Mrs Norman, 23 Meal vennel. NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS. unro, Mrs, 41 Commercial street, (Seepage^.) ittray, Mrs Thomas, 55 Com- mercial street. NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN. Vbertson, Ann, 145 High street. (See also Seed-Merchants.

)bertson, Mrs Alex., 13 Cross st. Dickson & Turnbull, 26 George st. me, Mrs, Burton place, M'Gregor, Duncan, 18 High street. impson, Mrs, 50 High street, ail, Mrs, 70 South Methven st. OPTICIANS. hittet, Mrs, 31 Hospital street. Grego, Charles (and looking-glass manufacturer), 27 High street LLERS AND FLOUR-MERCHANTS. see advertisement. * Those marked are Millers. Robertson, Daniel, 33 George st. (See also Grain- Merchants. PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS. rthwick, Mrs, 20 S. Methven st. Campbell, Joseph, mpsie, James, 1 N. Methven st. 97 High street. Douglas iristie, John, 7 Castlegable, & Son, G. R., 52 Princes st. aig, George, 35 Main street. Dow, Robert, 59 George street. M'Intyre, tkbert, James, 11 St. John's pi. Donald, 73 George st. nmont, James, 234 High street. M'Lauchlan &Co., Alexander, 114 : Cash & Son, John, County place. High street. 'Vicar, .'Donald, J. & W., 52 S. Meth- M William, 177 High street. ven street. Nairn, James, 42 St. John street. Pringle, ilcolm, William, 61 South street, Helen, 9 High street. Stalker oudfoot, James, 39 South street. & Boyd, 27 South street. ilson, Henry, 4 Mill street. Young, John, 2 North Methven st. MILLWRIGHTS, PAWNBROKERS. Anderson, John, rystal, Geo. , St. John's Foundry. 181 South street. w, Magnus, 24 Mill street. Harraughty, John, 28 Meal vennel. Murphy, jwart & Robertson, 13 King st. James, 34 Mill street. byte, William, West Mill street. Waterston, James, 12 St. John's place. MUSICIANS. PHYSICIANS. (See Teachers.) [See Medical Practitioners.) SIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT PLANEMAKER. DEALERS, Malloch, David, 50 South street. ff, William (concertina maker), 52 South Methven st. see ad. PLASTERERS. ncan, J. & J., 18 Kinnoull st. Annan & Son, James, Princes st. Person, Sons, & Co., 17 Princes Johnstone, James, Claypotts. treet. M'Kay, John, 7 Kinnoull si—see ;hardson, Thomas, 1 George st. advertisement. — — ) )

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Peebles, John, 56 West Mill street. Speedie, Alex., 17 St. John street. Stewart, Robert, 32 S. Methven st. PLUMBERS AND GASFITTERS. Webb, E. M., 26 Gowrie street. (See also Copper and Tin Smiths. PRINTERS (LETTERPRESS.) Donaldson, D., 207 High street. (See also Engravers, &c. Frew & Sons, 8 Mill street. ) Bayne, John, 46 St. street. Gorrie, D. , 9 South Methven st. John Laing & Son, A., 63 South street. Black, John, 9 High street. Mackie & Co., D., 22 and 23 Canal Christie & Son, 25 High street. street see advertisement. Cowan, Samuel ( Advei'tiser office), M'Leish, James, 24 Mill st, —see ad. Tay Street. Mitchell, John, 60 High street. Dewar, Mitchell, & Co. (Courier Ramsay Brothers, Kirkside. office), Watergate. Robertson, John, 2 Melville street. Lyall, Jas. Wa,tson(journal office), Wylie, George, 7 High street. South St. John's place. Young, W. W., 56 High street. Wood, David, 33 Skinnergate.

POTATO MERCHANTS AND ROPE AND TWINE MAKERS. DEALERS. Banks, James, 141 High street. Buik & Co., Edwd., 30 Princes st. Crerar, Andrew, 5 N. Methven st. Buik & Co., Robert, 7 Watergate. Elder, David, 29 Canal street. Gillespie, John, 14 High street. Greig, William, 170 High street. Halley, Margaret, 180 High street. Henderson, Robert, 266 High st. Mitchell, Hector, 202 High street. —see advertisement. Lynch, Matthew, Meal vennel. SADDLERS AND HARNESS MAKERS. M'Glashan, John, 14 Kirkside. Crerar, William, 215 South street. Shepherd, James, 12 Kirkside. Knox, Robert H. , 50 George st. Stewart, John, 31 James street. Pirrie & Anderson, Princes street. Stobie, George, 21 Kirkside. Thomson, William, 40 Canal st. Strachan, George, 105 Canal street. Stirton, John, 66 St. John street. Sutherland, George, Craigie. —see advertisement. Tulloch & Son, Wm,, 15 Princes st. POULTERERS AND GAME-DEALERS.

~~Burnett, James, 31 Mill street. SAILMAKERS.~~

Crawford, Jane, 10 North port. Buik & Co. , Edward, 30 Princes st. Duff, Thomas, 9 Kirkgate. Leslie, AVilliam, Shore. Grego, ]S"evo, Kirkgate. SAWMILLERS. Henderson, Robert, 268 High st. — see advertisement. (See lVbod-?nerchants Hill, William, 220 High street and 12 Bridge lane see advertisement. SEED MERCHANTS.

M 'Laren, Wm. , 9 N. Methven st. Barns, Thomas, 256 High street. M'Vain, John, 72 S. Methven st. Bennet, James, 3 S. William st. Pitcaithly, Alexander, 14 Mill st. Brown & Logie, Mill street. Robertson, Thos., 21 South street. Buchan & Low, 107 High street. Roy, Mrs, 11 Bridge lane. Chalmers & Honey, 122 High st. — - ) —

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Dick, John, 22 South Methven st. SICK-NURSES. Dickson & Turnbuull, 28 George st. {See Midzvives.) Eraser, John, 40 High street. Greig, R. & J., 89 High street. SLATERS & SLATE-MERCHANTS. Son, J., 24 pi. M'Cash & County Bell & Son, Alex., 31 Canal st. M 'Donald, & Campbell, 131 High Bell, Joseph, 25 N. Methven st.— see advertisement. M'Gregor & Co., D., 18 High st. Hay, Alexander, 276 High street Richardson, Wm., 43 High street. see advertsenient. Shepherd, James, 12 Kirkside. Law & Son, Charles, Princes st. Stewart, W. G., 15 Hospital st. M'Lauchlan, John, West Mill., st. Whittet, J. T., street. & 57 High Mitchell, Andrew, 7 Kinnoull causeway. servants' register offices. Ramsay, W. G. , 55 King street. Douglas, Wm., 71 George street. Reid, Peter, 5 South Methven st. Gow, Mrs, 33 Mill street. M'Intyre, Mrs, County place. SOLICITORS AND WRITERS. M'Leish, Isabella, 234 South street. (See pages 10 and 14.^ Miller, Mrs, 123 High street. Preston, James, 50 High street. SPIRIT-DEALERS AND TAVERN Stuart, Elizabeth, 30 High street. KEEPERS. Young, Mrs, North Methven st. (See also Innkeepers. SEWING-MACHINE AGENTS. Bisset, William (Ewe and Lamb), Campbell, John (general), 32 North 7 Soxith street. Methven street see ad. Brough, Mrs. (Gowrie), Watergate. Douglas, S. (Singer), 38 High st. Brown, Mrs Wm. (Auchtergaven), Gentle, Murray, & Ewing, 24 St. 26 South Methven street. John Street. Butter, Mrs Duncan, 225 South st. Singer's Office, 64 St. John street. Christie, Mrs (Black Bull), Kirk- Grieve, J. (manufacturer and gate. general), 36 South Methven st. Clark, Mrs Hugh, 140 South street. —see advertisement. Congreve, John (Waverley), 41 Miller David (Howe), 71 High st. Watergate. Morton & Mitchells ( Waverley), 23 Coutts, Margaret (Glencoe), 243 St. John street. High street. Richardson & Pearson (Singer), 32 Dick, John (County), 22 S. Meth- George street. ven street. Duff, David (Cross SHAREBROKERS. Keys), Kirkside. Duff, Walter, 99 South street. Morison, Robert, Blackfriars st. Earquharson, David (Perth Arms), Rintoul, Laurence, St. John st. 112 High street. Stuart, Walter, 23 Princes street. Forbes, William (Logiealmond), S. SHERIFF-OFFICERS. Methven street. Fyfe, Alex., {See page 12.) 171 High st. —see ad. Harris, Miss (Fox), 22 Carpenter SHIPOWNERS. street. {See page 18.) Henderson, James, 244 High st. P — — —

~~210 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.~~

Hewat, James, 8 Watergate. *Cairncross, James, 28 High st. Hewat, James, 30 So. Methven st. Dewar, R. M., & Co., 4 St. John's Hunt, Alexander, 1 York place. place. Jones, Isaac, 24 Princes street. Douglas, William, 71 George st. King, Wm. (Globe), 156 High st. see advertisetnent. Lennox, Catherine, 50 Princes st. Farqnharson, J., 41 N. Methven st. Lister, John, 34 S. Methven street. Fleming, Alexander, 34 St. John st. Malloch, Mrs Robert (Balmoral), Frazer, John, 49 High street. 23 Castlegable. Gentle, Murray, & Ewing, 24 St- Matthew, William (Red Lion), 30 John street. High street. *Gentry, Timothy, 7 South street. Mawer, William, 47 South street. Greig, Thomas, 24 and 26 Water- Menzies, James, 307 High street. gate see advertisement. Menzies, Mrs. Donald, 9 Kirkside. H alley, James, 70 George street.

Moncrieff, Matthew, 121 South st. Hunt, Colin A. , 38 George street. M 'Arthur, Peter, 20 Bridge Lane. Jamieson, John, 64 George street. M'Cowan, Peter (Red Lion), 123 Knight, Alexander, 117 High st. High street. *Matthew, Anthony, 47 High st. M'Diarmid, John (Britannia), 14 *Mason, James, 25 High street. Mill Street. Matheson, T., 19 High st. see ad. M'Gregor, Allan (Burns), Water- Morton & Mitchells, St. John's pi. gate. Moyes, Andrew, 83 High street M'Leod, Peter, 3 Lowe Street. see advertisement. M'Quarrie, Mrs. Alexander, 206 *M 'Ewan, James, 8 Gowrie street. High street. M 'Donald, Charles, 236 High st. M'Tavish, Mrs. John (Horse Head), M 'Intosh, William, 7 St. John st. 126 High street. *Peddie, Thomas, Union street. Paton, W. S. (Fifeshire), 53 South Robertson, James, 19 Hospital st. street. Ross, David, 179 High street. Patterson, Alexander, 145 Canal st. *Shepherd, Robert, 47 High street. Pullar, James, 257 High street. Shepherd, Thomas, 41 Leonard st. Roberson, Mrs John (Fleshers), 96 ^Stewart, James, 113 High street. High street. Thomson, Robert, 88 High street Rollo, James (Turf), 3 High street. —see advertisement. Rutherford, Eliz., 36 Princes st. Watson, James, 13 St. John street. Scobbie, John, Main street. Young, William, 78 St. John st. Scott, George, 3 St. John's Place. Shaw, Mrs Malcolm, 196 South st. TANNERS. (See Leather Merchants, Simpson, Chas. (City Hall), Kirkside &c, ) Stratton, John, Shore. TEA AND COFFEE DEALERS AND Walker, Robert, 105 High street. Wannan, Alex., 11 Mill street. AGENTS. Wright & Co., J., 57 West Millst. Farquharson, David, 15 High st. M'Cowan, Colin, 31 Princes st. TAILORS, AND TAILORS AND M 'Donald, C. & J., 74 George st. CLOTHIERS. Morton & Co. , James, 43 George st. 77wse marked * are Tailors only. The Scottish Central Tea Company, Bruce, John, 58 St. John street. 53 North Methven street. ) — )

~~PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 211~~

Wannan, Alexander, 11 Mill street. Beattie, John (and manufacturer), Whittet, J. & T., 57 High street— 158 High street. see advertisement. Bruce, David, 20 George street. Burns, David, 119 High street. TEACHERS. Carron, Mrs John, 84 High street. Duff, William, 62 S. Methven st. (See also page 24). Henderson, John, 218 High street. Baker, Mary (boarding academy), Lyons, William, 265 High street. 4 Barrossa place. Menzies, Stewart (and wholesale), Barker, Mrs (boarding school), 17 136 High street see ad. Athole street. Miller, J., 210 High street. Bryson & Son, Wm. (dancing and Miller, J. S., 23 South street. music), 25 Barossa street. Miller, Robert, 68 S. Methven st. Cardy, Edward (music), 81 Canal Miller, William, 55 George street. street. Moncrieff, Mrs, 57 Princes street. Duff, Misses (music), 58 S. Meth- M 'Donald, James, 242 South street. ven street. M'Niven, Mrs C, 217 High street. Duff, William (music), 62 S. Meth- Robertson, Robert, Bridgend. ven street. Young, J. , 2 North Methven street. Duncan, J. & J. (Music), Kinnoull street. TOY-MERCHANTS. Gibb, Mrs (sewing), 15 Bridge lane. Adams, Mrs Andrew, 255 High st. (music), Hemple, Mrs 4 Rose ter. Crow, Mrs, 5 Athole street. Linter, Dr Edwin (music), 16 Ba- Edward, J., 21 St. John street. rossa place. Grieve, George, 30 South street. Lowe, Miss (Girls' of House Re- Lees & Son, John, 6 George street fuge, Craigie. and 64 High street. (dancing), Lowe, Robert Kinnoull Paul, J., 103 High street. street. Smith, Robert, 242 High street. M'Naughton, Misses (boarding aca- Taylor, Mrs, 16 Leonard street. demy), 3 Barossa place. M'Pherson, Miss (Infant School), TURNERS. 6 King street. M 'Arthur, J. (and bobbin-maker), M'Rae, Patrick (languages), 113 120 High street. High street. Robertson, Donaldson, & Co., Scott, Misses (boarding academy), Princes street. 9 Barossa place. Whytock, John, 238 High street. Scott, Miss (music), Albert place. Shepherd, Misses (academy), 6 UMBRELLA MAKERS. Charlotte street. Black, John, 173 High street. St. Clair, Rev. J. P. (languages), Dyer, M. & J., 60 George street. 47 George street. Robb, Mrs David, S. Methven st. Watson, John, 95 High street. TEMPERANCE HOTELS. (See Inns, &*c. UPHOLSTERERS. (See also Cabinetmakers. TOBACCONISTS. Archibald, William, 4 Kinnoull st. Balmain, James, 37 High street. Cameron, J. & A., 22 Gowrie st. — —) —

~~212 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.~~

Davidson, Peter, 54 Watergate. Currie, J. & T., 167 High street. Gorrie, J. (working), 122 Canal Dewar, John, 111 High street. crescent. M 'Cowan, Colin, 21 Princes street. Hay, James, 9 County place. M, Donald, C. & J., 74 George st. Hutchison, Walter, 27 Athole st. Perthshire Wine and Spirit Co., Inirie & Sons, P., 76 George street, Watergate—A. M. Greig, man- and 20 Princes street. ager. Menzies, Charles, Jr., 194 South st. Scott, George, 3 St. John's place.

M'Conochie & Son, J., Princes st. Thomson, William B. , 60 Canal st. M 'Conochie Lauchlan, 33 Mill st. Wannan, A., 11 Mill st. see ad. Robertson, D., 63 K Methven st.1 Scott, Charles, North port. WIREWORKERS. Scott, George, 24 South street. Gorrie Thomas, 24 North Methven Scott, W. D., 18 & 20 Mill st.— street see advertisement. see advertisement. Miller, Angus, 12 Leonard street. Squire, John, 50 High street. Wight, Thomas, 44 South Methven street see advertisement. VETERINARY SURGEONS. Young & Co., C. D., St. Leonard's Conacher, Charles, Watergate. Works. Smails, C. D., 24 Canal street. Stewart, George, County Building's. WOOD MERCHANTS AND SAW- MILLERS. WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS. Brewster & Son, 51 Victoria street. Baxter, Jn., 26 Whitefriars street Gorrie, John, 23 Princes street —see advertisement. see advertisement. Brown, Wm., 99 High st.—see ad. Robertson, Donaldson, & Co., Burnfield, David, 53 S. Methven st. Princes street and shore. —see advertisement. Cairncross, A. & G., 6 St. John st. WOOL MERCHANTS. Miller, Robert, 44 Newrow. Murdoch, John, Mill street. Robertson, Daniel, 33 George st. Scott, James, 44 Leonard street. Shedden, Charles, 32 High street. Spalding, Robert, 2 Murray street. Short, Mrs Edward, 82 High st. Wright & Sons, Thomas, Bridgend. Stratz, Louis, 31 High street. Young, Thomas, 234 High street. WRIGHTS AND JOINERS. (See Cabinetmakerz. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. (See also Innkeepers &• Spi? it-dealers.) WRIGHTS' TOOLMAKERS. Bell, Rannie, & Co., 35 St. John st. Malloch, David (plane), 50 South —Hon. John Rollo, agent. street. Bell, Arthur, S. St. John's place. Wilson, George (saw), 55 South st. ADVERTISEMENTS.

~~Insurance (Stomp ante*.~~

~~GOMMEROIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY.~~

~~HEAD OFFICE— 19 & 20 CORNHILL, LONDON.~~

~~Branch Office for West and North of Scotland—107 St. Vincent Street, GLASGOW. D. MARSHALL LANG, District Manager.~~

Capital (fully Subscribed), £2,500,000 Of which £250,000 are paid up. General Funds, upwards of 750,000 The Life Fund exceeds 330,000 FIRE DEPARTMENT. Property of nearly every description Insured at premiums -commensurate with the risk. LIFE DEPARTMENT. The Life Funds are specially invested, and are only liable for Life Policies, while Policy holders have the extra security of the unpaid Capital, and the general Invested Funds of the Company. No Life Office possesses a proportionately larger Fund. The total Expenses, exclusive of Commission, are limited to Ten per Cent, on the premium income.

~~Agent in Perth, WALTER STUART, 19 Princes Street. 214 ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

~~Caledonian Instance Qfcrtnpanj),~~

~~ESTABLISHED FOR FIRE INSURANCE IN 1805. COMMENCED LIFE BUSINESS IN 1833.~~

~~Incorporated by Royal Charter and Special Act of Parliament.~~

Head Office—19 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH. LONDON- GLASGOW- DUBLIN- 39 LOTHBURY, E.C. 64 ST. VINCENT STREET. 31 DAME STREET. LIFE DEPARTMENT. MODERATE PREMIUMS. GOOD BONUSES. PERFECT SECURITY. Funds all Invested in Home Securities.

A BONUS of £1 Is. per cent, per annum on the sum assured was declared at the Fifth Division of Profits made as at 13th May, 1871, on all ordinary Policies entitled to participate. A PROSPECTIVE BONUS of £1 per cent per annum on the sum assured, in addition to the Bonus mentioned above, was also declared on all ordinary Policies entitled to participate which may become claims by death before the next Investigation, being eqiuvalent to an Annual Distribution of Profits. INCREASED BENEFITS have hitherto been given to the Policy-holders at each successive Division of Profits. Few Companies, however large their business, havebeen able to do so, The assured incur no responsibility as they do in Mutual Societies, and at the same time they receive larger Bonuses. FIRE DEPARTMENT. FIRE INSURANCES effected on almost every class of Pro- perty. Rates moderate, and Losses adjusted with liberality and settled promptly. No Foreign Business Transacted. Forms of Proposals, Prospectuses,

~~Agents in Perth. GEO. CONDIE, CONNING, & CO., British Linen Bank. THOMAS REID, 270 High Street. —~~

~~ADVERTISEMENTS. 215 SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.~~

ESTABLISHED 1831. Incorporated by Royal Charters and Special Act of Parliament. HEAD OFFICE. 26 St. ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH. PRESIDENT. His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry, K.G. VICE-PRESIDENT. Sir G. Graham Montgomery, of Stanhope, Bart., M.P.

THE SCOTTISH EQUITABLE is a purely Mutual Office. The Members are expressly exempted from personal responsibility, and the "Whole Profits belong to them. The total additions made to Policies amount to £2,012,982. Examples of Bonus Additions. A Policy for £1,000, effected in 1832, now amounts to £1,932 18 8 A Policy for £1,000 effected in 1842, now amounts to £1,605 12 5 Position or the Society at 1st March, 1873. Existing Assurances, including Bonus Additions, £7, 277, 232. Annual Revenue From Premiums of Assurance, ...£183,689 From Interest on Investments,... 81,873 From Assignment Fees 66 265,628 Accumulated Funds, 2,033,721 The Terms on which the Society grants Assurances, and the Conditions as to Foreign Residence, Indisputable Policies, Revival of relapsed Policies, Surrenders, Loans to Members to the extent of the Surrender Value of their Policies, free or paid-up Policies, and Half-Credit or Premium Loans, will be found to be very liberal. THOMAS B. SPRAGUS, Manager. WILLIAM FINLAY, Secretary. 26 St. Andrew Square, Edinburgh, October, 1873.

~~Agents in Perth, GEO. CONDIE, CONNING, & CO., British Linen Bank. 216 ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

~~The Edinburgh Life Office.~~

~~FOUNDED 182 3.~~

~~Invested Funds, L.1,172,778 | Claims Paid, L.2,000,000 Annual Income, 177,000 | Bonuses Declared, 700,000 New ^surances, Existing Assurances, 3,700,000 I 1 467 000~~

~~(The New Assurances effected in the year ending 31st March, 1873, were ,£100,000 in advance of those of the previous year, and £150,000 in advance of the average of the last seven years.)~~

~~Security.— This is unsurpassed, the Company having, in addition to an ample accumulated Fund, an uncalled subscribed Capital of L. 425,000.~~

~~Special Bonus System.—Increasing bonuses are allocated on an equitable plan. The additions to Policies have been large, and in many cases the Assurances have been doubled by Bonuses.~~

~~Moderate Premiums.—The rates will be found very moderate, especially when considered in connection with the Bounses given.~~

~~Non-Forfeitable Policies are issued protecting the Assured against loss from inability to continue payment of the Premium.~~

~~Partnership Assurances of any amount are arranged for Business Firms. Full particulars as to these are given in a special circular which may be had on application.~~

~~Life Business only is transacted, and the Company's Funds are therefore free from the risks attaching to other descriptions of Insurance.~~

~~Agents at Perth- Messrs MACKENZIE & DICKSON, Solicitors.~~

~~Branch Office in Dundee : 37 Albert Square. Head Office: 22 George Street, EDINBURGH. ADVEETISEMENTS. 217~~

~~Northern Qssntaxta Otompang. Established 1836. Incorporated by Act of Parliament. Capital Two Millions Sterling. Funds Accumulated and Invested, £1,390,381.~~

Directors for the Counties of Perth, Forfar, and life. WILLIAM LOWSON, Esq. of Balthayock, Chairman. Thomas Coupee, Esq. George Plough, Esq. Thomas H. Cox, Esq. William Harris, Esq. J. Ogilvy Dalgleish, Esq. Andrew Whitton, Esq. THOMAS KYD, Secretary. DISTRICT OFFICE, - 2 Cowgate, Dundee. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Insurances effected on all kinds of property at the lowest adequate premiums. The Office is widely known for the promptitude and liberality of its settlement of losses. LIFE DEPARTMENT. This Office gives unusual and extraordinary advantages to Life-Policy holders in its participating branch. The Premiums are lower than those of most Companies. The economy of its management is not exceeded by that of any other Scotch Office, the total expenses including Agent's commission being less than 71 per cent, of the revenue. And the entire profits, without any deduction whatever, are distributed among the Assured, the dividends to the Shareholders being provided wholly by the other Departments of the Company's business, in terms of its Act of Incorporation. Premiums for the Assurance of £100, with participation in the entire profits.

~~Age. Premium. Age. Premium. Age. Premium.~~

~~20 £1 16 9 35 £2 14 11 50 £4 7 4~~

~~25 2 1 11 40 3 3 11 55 5 7 3 30 2 8 45 3 14 3 60 6 16 8~~

~~Agents in Perth. RICHARD CRUIKSHANK, Commission Agent. MELVILLE JAMESON, Solicitor. PETER PALMER, Merchant. W. M. STEIN, 3 Tay Street. MALCOLM STEWART, Solicitor. 218 ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

TTTF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Established 1836. Empowered by Special Acts of Parliament. OFFICES. LIVERPOOL 1 DALE STREET. LONDON 7 CORNHILL and CHARING CROSS. GLASGOW 128 INGRAM STREET.

Invested Funds exceed £3,676,45$ Fire Premiums in 1872 1,258,584 Life Premiums in 1872 267,505 SCOTTISH BOARD OF DIRECTORS. James Reid Stewart, Merchant, Glasgow, Chairman. Andrew Buchanan, Esq. of Robert F. Shaw Stewart, Esq., Auchentorlie. Edinburgh. James J. Grieve, Esq., M.P., Walter Mackenzie, Esq., C.A., Greenock. Glasgow. Resident Secretary— J). Stewart, Esq. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Insurances on nearly every description of Property, at Home and Abroad, can be effected at Moderate Rates. LIFE DEPARTMENT. Special Advantages. The Rates of Premium are moderate for all descriptions of In- surance. 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 Prospectus, which is guaranteed as part of the Policy. A distinctive feature of this Company's Bonus is, that after ten years it increases annually, instead of, as in most Life Offices, re-, maining 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. ^^±±1 ( Andrew King, 107 South Street. t John Grant, 8 High Street. ABERFELDY Thomas Smith, Commercial Bank. ABERNETHY Andrew Peddie, Merchant. BIRNAM John Dow, Veterinary Surgeon. STANLEY James Reid, Merchant. —

~~ADVERTISEMENTS. 219 BRITON~~

~~CHIEF 429 STRAND, LONDON. OFFICES, 13 QUEEN STREET, EDINBURGH.~~

THERE are two questions which frequently occur to a thoughtful man : What provision is there for my Family if I die early ? and, What provision is there for myself if I live to Old Age ? Both of these events may be provided against by one Life Assurance Policy with this Association. The above Company claims the possession of all the elements, calculated to make a sound and prosperous Office, and sub- mits the following principal features to the consideration of the public :

1. Policies madepayable during life at ordinary Rates of Premium* 2. The large number of the Assured, about 40,000 Policies having been issued. 3. Careful, experienced, and economical management. 4. Policies do not become void through any temporary inability to pay the Premium when it becomes due. 5. A full and detailed Financial Statement of the Business and Assets of the Office are published every year, under Act of Parliament. 6. Prompt Settlement of Claims.

Annual Premiums to Assure £ioo at Death, or during Life (with Profits). Age. Premium. Age. Premium. 15.. £1 14 6 45 £3 16 2 20.. 1 18 4 50 4 10 10 25.. 2 3 10 55 5 14 8 30.. 2 10 1 60 7 5 6 35.. 2 17 6 65 9 3 0* 40.. 3 6 9 70 11 16 O

~~Accumulated Fund £653,402 2 4 Annual Income, 1872, 251,181 8 5~~

~~Prospectuses and every information may be obtained from JAMES CHALMERS, 122 High Street, Agent for Perth. 220 ADVERTISEMENTS. THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.~~

THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY was established at Edinburgh in 1825. The Acts of Parlia- ment, 2° & 3° Gul. IV. cap. 81, and 8° and 9° Vict. cap. 75, also 22° & 23° Vict. cap. 27, have been granted for the purpose of its constitution and for the regulation of its affairs. It has been conducted with much success, and that result may be attributed not only to the extensive and influential connec- tions of the Company, but more particularly to the liberality of its dealings, and to the constant attention paid by the Directors to the adoption of improvements and facilities in connection with the contract of Life Assurance.

~~THE EORTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEET- ING of the COMPANY was held at Edinburgh, on 29th April, 1873.~~

RESULTS COMMUNICATED IN THE REPORT. Amount proposed for Assurance during the year 1872 (2353 Proposals) ...... £2,426,665 3 4 Amount of Assurances accepted during the year 1872 (1965 Policies) ... £1,190,453 10 Annual Premiums on new Policies during the year 1872 ...... £40,660 13 2 Claims by Death during the year 1872, exclusive of Bonus Additions ... £334,249 16 5 Amount of Assurances accepted during the last five years ...... £5,627,562 1 1 Subsisting Assurances at 15th November, 1872 (of which £983,419 lis is Re- assured with other Offices) ... £17,244,084 8 2

~~Revenue, upwards of £700,000 per Annum. Assets, upwards of £4000,000.~~

~~BONUS ADDITIONS TO POLICIES. The Company have divided Profits on eight occasions, in ADVERTISEMENTS. 221~~

~~1835, 1840, 1845, 1850, 1855, 1860, 1865, and 1870, when very large additions were made to Policies. The next division of Profits will be made in 1875. WILL. THOS. THOMSON, Manager.~~

~~Tables of Rates, and all Further Information, can he obtained by application at the Offices of the Company, or at any of the Agencies.~~

~~Edtnbitrgh, George St. I 82 Kin William 3 & 5 -uoncon,t™,™^ i S St, Dublin, m Upper Sackvile St. ^ and g p&u MaU Eagt~~

~~Glasgow, 106 St. Vincent St. I Manchester, 110 King St.~~

~~Colonial and Foreign Assurances. —Assurances granted on the Lives of Persons proceeding abroad. Branch Offices and Agencies in India and all the British Colonies.~~

~~Agents in Perth, G. & G. GRAY, Eoyal Bank.~~

~~THE SCOTTISH COMMERCIAL FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.~~

~~Head Office, 133 WEST GEORGE STREET, GLASGOW.~~

~~Agent at Perth. THOMAS WHITTET, 57 High Street. SUN FIRE OFFICE, LONDON,~~

ESTABLISHED 1710. MODEEATE UNTIES. GREAT reduction in the Terms for Policies of small AMOUNTS. No Charge made for the Policy or Stamp. No Duty now payable. Forms for Proposals, Renewal Receipts, and all information respecting Fire Insuarnce may be obtained of Messrs Mac- kenzie & Dickson, Agents at Perth, or of any of the Agents of the Society. Misctlhmons. SAVINGS BANK AND tobentmeut ^nnuitg (Dfltce OF THE COUNTY AND CITY OF PERTH.

Established 183S, and Certified under the Act of 1863. THE BANK, No. 24 CHAKLOTTE STREET, PERTH, Will now be open every lawful day, except Saturday, from Ten till Three. On Saturday from Ten till Twelve Noon, and from Six till Eight Evening. JV. B. —No Money paid out on Saturday after Twelve noon.

THIS BANK receives Deposits of One Shilling and upwards, but not more than £30 in one year, ending 20th November, or £150 in all, which may accumulate, at Com- pound Interest, till it reaches £200. Certified Friendly Societies may lodge their whole Funds. The Deposits of other Societies and Charitable Institutions are limited to £100 in one year, and £300 in all. Interest, at a comparatively high rate, is added to the Principal once a year, at 20th November, irrespective of the Depositors' personal attendance at the Bank for that purpose, by which they derive the benefit of Compound Interest. Government Annuities, from £4 to £50 a year, may be contracted for through this Bank. Tables of Prices, and other particulars, may be had on application at the Office of the Bank. The numerous advantages of the Institution will be seen from the Pass-Books, which are given to Depositors free of any charge. The Funds of the Bank are securely invested, and the whole Accounts are periodically Audited by a professional Auditor unconnected with the Bank. The total amount of Funds invested 20th November, 1873, was £346,574 12 10 The total number of individual Depositors at the same date was , embracing members of every section of the labour- ing and industrial classes.

~~The Bank opened in 1839 with 859 Accounts ; now they exceed 16,000. ADVERTISEMENTS. 223~~

The Capital in 1839 was only £3000 ; now it is upwards of £340,000. Both the Capital and number of Depositors have consider- ably increased since the last Balance. The utility and success of the County and City of Perth Savings Bank are sufficiently apparent from the amount of Business which has been done since its establishment in 1838. Committee, The Bight Hon. Earl of Mansfield, Chairman, of of Manage- Sir David Ross, Deputy-Chairman, ment. MELVILLE JAMESON, Actuary and Cashier. Perth, 1st December, 1873. PERTHSHIRE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND TRADE PROTECTION SOCIETY.

OFFICE-BEARERS—1873-74. Honorary President—Sir David Koss. Honorary Vice-Presidents—-The Hon. John Rollo and Laurance Pullar, Esq. Cliairman—Bailie Brown (Messrs Brown & Logie). Vice- Chairman—Mr James Chalmers (Messrs Chalmers & Honey). EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS. Ex-Bailie John Macdonald. Councillor Honey, Dean of Guild Macdonald. Robert Pullar, Esq., Manu- Ex-Bailie John Dewar. facturer. Ex-Bailie Pirrie. Wm. Logie, Esq., Merchant. Ex-Treasurer Morton. J. A. Imrie, Esq. (Messrs P. Councillor Deas. Imrie & Sons. Councillor Alexander. ORDINARY DIRECTORS. Mr "Wm. Harper, Fishcarer. Mr D. M'Kenzie, Grocer. David Mackie (Messrs D. „ John Beattie, Tobacco Mackie & Co., Plumbers) Manufacturer. J. B. Sime, Draper, „ P. Campbell (Messrs P. & Andrew King, Commis- P. Campbell).

~~sion Agent. ,, Jas. Wotherspoon, Hatter.~~

~~J. S. Robertson, Grocer. ,, Thos. Moncrieffe, Grocer.~~

~~John M 'In tosh, Grocer. ,, James Dewar, Draper A. Paton, Draper, (Messrs (Messrs M'Naughton & Donaldson, Paton, & Dewar). Mackenzie). „ J. H. Jackson, Stationer. T. Brady, Auctioneer. :~~

~~224 ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

~~CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND PROTECTION SOCIETY— Continued.~~

~~Laio Agent—Henet "Whyte, Esq., Solictor.~~

~~Treasurer. Secretary.~~

~~Alex. Robertson, Merchant. I Wm. D. Forbes, Accountant. Trade Protection Branch—Alexander Smith, Collector. Bankers—Royal Bank of Scotland. PROSPECTUS.~~

~~This Society lias been Established for the following objects —~~

~~1. To proctect the Members from all fraudulency, and from bankruptcies and insolvencies arising from fraud, culpable~~

negligence, or extravagance ; and for that purpose to promote a thorough investigation into all such cases, and should the circumstances so warrant, to prosecute the parties thereto. 2. To disseminate the principles of sound trading among the mercantile classes, and to impress upon them the necessity of so managing their affairs that they may at any time readily obtain a full and complete knowledge thereof, and in particular, that they adhere to the plan of having periodical inves- tigations and general balances made up from correct sets of business books.

3. To collect debts for Members upon terms fixed by the Directors. 4. To communicate with Merchant Companies, Chambers of Commerce, and other mercantle and Public Bodies throughout the kingdom, and concert joint measures for the protection of Trade and Traders and the Improvement of the Commercial Law. 5. To communicate, when necessary, with the Law Officers of the Crown, and suggest and support measures for the Im- provement of the Commercial Law of the country.

~~6. To co-operate with other Societies, established for similar purposes, in striving to promote the objects of the Society and the general interests of Commerce throughout the kingdom.~~

~~7. By communicating with Railway Companies and other public carriers to obtain rates and priviliges favourable to the Mercantile classes.~~

8. By bringing the different classes of the Mercantile com- munity in frequent contact—to foster a spirit of hearty co- operation in all measures conducive to their general interest and social well-being. 9. The doing all other lawful things tending towards the accomplishment of the above objects. ADVERTISEMENTS. 225 STEWAET MENZIES, TOBACCONIST, 136 HIGH STREET, PERTH.

~~Established 1812.~~

has always on hand a Large Stock of TOBACCO- SM. NIST GOODS, consisting of MID, SMALL, AND BROWN TWISTS, IRISH ROLL, NBGROHEAD, CUT AND UNCUT CAVENDISH, BIRD'S-EYE, SHAG, LATAKIA, TURKEY, ETC. CIGARS AND CHEROOTS. taddy's brown rappee, And a great variety of other favourite Snuffs. ALSO, GENUINE MEERSCHAUM & FANCY WOODEN PIPES, FANCY SNUFF-BOXES, ETC. FUSEES, VESUVIANS, ETC. SHEEP & LAMB DIPPING COMPOSITIONS' DEPARTMENT. STRONG TOBACCO JUICE. Do. do. do. Paste, and Duty free. M'DOUGALL'S FAMED COMPOSITION (Improved), will not colour the Wool, and is most effectual in keeping off the Flies. BIGG'S & GIRDWOOD'S (TANFIELD) DIPS. BROWN AND RECTIFIED SPIRITS OF TAR. TURPENTINE. SHEEP HEAD OINTMENT AND CUFF'S FLY OIL. SOFT SOAP. RED KEIL, &c, &c. S. M. always receives fresh supplies of M'Dougall's Dip direct ; and parties wishing a large quantity can have it sent to them to the nearest Station, direct from the Manufactory, Carriage Free.

~~Agentfor Malcolm M'Eiuen's Strong Paste and Liquid Duty Free Juice. Agentfor A. M'Dougall's Non-Poisonous Sheep and Lamb Dipping Composition.~~

~~Orders from the Country carefully attended to. Q —~~

~~226 ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

DAVID MACKIE & CO., LEAD MERCHANTS, PLUMBERS, BRASSFOUNDERS, ZINC- WORKERS, AND GASFITTERS, 20 and 23 CANAL STREET, PERTH, BEG respectfully to direct public attention to their Prices of Material and Workmanship. They make use of the very best Material, and invite inspection of their present Elegant Stock of Patent Lustres, Brackets and Sunlights for Churches and Shop Windows, all of the Newest Patterns, Tasteful and Fashionable Designs, and at Prices to suit all Customers.

On hand, a large of SHEET ZINC,Stock FOE FOOFING, COVERING VERANDAHS, RIDGES, VALLEYS. RONDS, RAIN-WATER PIPES, AND HEADS, GUTTERS, OPENING SKYLIGHTS, DEADLIGHTS, ETC. This Metal expands and contracts with heat and cold more than any other, and, though oxidizable, the oxide does not scale off, but forms a permanent coating on the Metal, imper- vious to the action of the atmosphere, and is of equal durability with Copper. also, PERFORATED ZINC, FOR VENTILATION, WINDOW-BLINDS, MEAT-SAFES, DAIRIES, SIEVES, ETC. MILLED SHEET LEAD, AND PATENT LEAD PIPES, CUT ALL SIZES. NEWEST IMPROVED ENGINE PUMPS. WATER-CLOSETS GREATLY IMPROVED. HOT, COLD, AND SHO"WER BATHS FITTED UP ON THE MOST APPROVED PRINCIPLE. Dwelling-houses fitted up for Gas, and experienced Work- men sent to all parts in Town or Country to execute Orders and Repairs.

~~Always on hand Shank's Patent Combination and Valve Closets, Supply Cisterns, and Open Closets—now extensively used.~~

~~Orders from the Country executed tvith promtitude and care. —~~

~~ADVERTISEMENTS. 227 TAYLOR & FINLAYSON, MANUFACTURING & FURNISHING IKONMONGERS, 27 & 31 KINNOULL STREET, (Sign of the Guilded Keys.)~~

Polished, Berlin Black, and Pine Oast Begister and Kinnaird Grates, of Choice and varied Designs. STOVES, FENDERS, FIRE-IRONS, AND ASH PANS. KITCHEN RANGES, with or without Ovens or Boilers. PRIZE KITCHENERS, with two or more Ovens, and Malle- able Forcing Boilers for Baths, &c., AMERICAN COOKING RANGES, with Hot-water Attachment. HOT PLATES, HOT CLOSETS, OVENS, SMOKE-JACKS, ETC. Laundry, Shop, and Joyce's Patent Stoves, ORNAMENTAL GILL AIR-WARMERS, for Churches, Halls, Warehouses, &c, &c. SYLVESTER GILL HEATING-APPARATUS for enclos- ing in Brick-work underground, or outside of Building Heat being diffused by Flues or opening in Wall. CONSERVATORIES, GREENHOUSES, LAUNDRIES, and PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, Heated by Hot Air, Hot Water or Steam. Iron Bed-Bedsteads, Garden Chairs, Poot Scrapers, Umbrella Stands, &c. IRON GATES, RAILING, AND WIRE FENCING. STAIRCASE BALLUSTERS SUPPLIED & FITTED UP. HOLLOW WARE & TINNED GOODS OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS. SCRUBBING, BLACK-LEAD, LONG AND HEARTH BRUSHES. Polishing Paste, Brunswick Black, Black Lead, &c. TIN AND COPPER COOKING UTENSILS MADE, REPAIRED, AND RE-TINNED. SMITH WORK EXECUTED IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Estimates given on application.

~~Agents for S. Whitfield & Son's Pire and Thief Proof Safes, Chests and Boxes. PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL ORDERS. 228 ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

Fruiterer, Poulterer, Dealer in Game, &c, 266 & 268 HIGH STREET, PERTH, thanking his Customers and the Public for past favours, IN begs to announce that he has always a plentiful supply of all descriptions of Game in Season.

~~A Large Supply of every kind of POULTRY.~~

~~He is prepared to give the Highest Market Price for~~

~~Poultry and Game, and all sorts of Dairy Produce.~~

~~Families Supplied with FRUITS, VEGETABELS, &c, Direct from the Growers—always Fresh.~~

~~STRAWBERRIES of the Best Quality in their Season. ZPOT-^TOIES. For supplying this article he stands unrivalled—quality guaranteed and price moderate.~~

Game Contracts entered into for the Season, and Highest Prices given, by EOBEET HENDERSON, 266 & 268 HIGH STREET, PERTH. ADVERTISEMENTS. 229 SEWING-MACHINES ALL KINDS HAND AND TREADLE. WHEELER & WILSON. GROVER & BAKER. HOWE. AGENORIA. SINGER. THOMAS. WILCOX & GIBB. PRINCESS OF WALES. EXPRESS. WEIR. ALL KINDS REPAIRED. JOHN CAMPBELL'S, SEWING-MACHINE DEPOT, 32 NORTH METHVEN STREET, PERTH.

~~Established upwards of Sixteen Years.~~

WILLIAM HILL, Fishmonger, Game Dealer, Provision Merchant, and Sausage Maker, 220 and 222 HIGH STREET, P> EJRT H. N.B. —Highest Price given for Game and Rabbits. JOHN GORRIE, COAL, LIME, AND POTATO MEECHANT, 19 SOUTH STREET, 23 PRINCES STREET, AND AT PRINCES STREET STATION. DRY FIREWOOD.

~~Tertns—Nett Cash—Monthly Payments. 230 ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT. ALEX. WAN NAN, No. 11 MILL STREET, PERTH, IN tendering his sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Perth and surrounding District who have so liberally bestowed their patronage on him since he commenced Business, begs to assure them that he will continue to spare no exertion in supplying only FIRST-CLASS GOODS, at the lowest re-

~~munerative Profit ; and trusts, by strict attention to Business, to merit a continuance and enlarged share of their patronage.~~

~~A. WANNAN would call particular attention to his valuable Stock of Old Malt Whiskies, Brandies, Wines, and Malt Liquors.~~

~~Families may rely at all times on everything supplied being in perfection.~~

Perth, November, 1873. ALEXANDER HAY, SLATER AND SLATE MERCHANT, 2*76 HIGKEI STREET, PERTH, (West side of St. Paul's Church,) BEGS most respectfully to return his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for the liberal support he has received for past years, and trusts, by attention to the interests of his Customers, and promptitude in executing Orders, he will still merit a continuance of that support which he has hitherto enjoyed. A. H. has always on hand a large Stock of Slates, Tiles, Chimney Pots, Cans, and Caps, of every variety, and is ready to enter into contract for performing any quantity of Work that may be required in his line. Roofs repaired on the most reasonable terms, or kept in proper repair by Yearly Contract. ADVERTISEMENTS. 231 JAMES AYSON, BAKBB, 21 UNION STREET, PERTH, MOST respectfully begs to intimate that his Fine Bread made expressly for Families, in French and Cottage Loaves, is unequalled for Colour, Flavour, and Sweetness. His Common Batched Bread is also very superior in quality, and moderate in Price.

Town and Country orders punctually attended to. JOHN WOOD, FAMILY BREAD, BISCUIT, AND PASTRY BAKER, 2 GEORGE STREET & 13 HIGH STREET, PERTH. PETER MARSHALL, FAMILY & BISCUIT BAKER, 33 KINNOULL STREET, PERTH. JAMES M'LEISH, PLUMBER, GASFITTER, &c., 2 4 MILL STREET, PERTH. JOSEPH BELL, SLATER 21 NORTH METHVEN STREET, MOST respectfully returns his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for the liberal encouragement bestowed on him since commencing business, and, by executing all work entrusted to him in a superior manner, he hopes to merit a continuance of their favour and support.

~~Orders from the Country punctually attended to. 232 ADVERTISEMENTS. ROBERT LEES, GUN AND RIFLE MANUFACTURER, 63 GEORGE STREET, PERTH. POWDER AND SHOP, CAPS AND WADDING.~~

~~Shooting and Fishing Tackle in great variety. IMRIE & OUTHFERT, (Late William Imrie), FURNISHING AND GENERAL IRONMONGERS, 10 ST. JOHN STREET, PERTH.~~

Established 1826: THOMAS GORRIE, MANUFACTURER OF IRON & WIRE WORK, BEGS to intimate his Removal of Workshop from North William Street to 24 NORTH METHVEN STREET, And trusts, by strict attention to all Orders entrusted to Mm, to merit a continuance of public favour.

~~IRON & WIRE FENCING, IRON GATES, RIDDLES, fee. Hot Water Heating Apparatuses.~~

~~House—58 Watergate. THOMAS FORSYTH, SMITH AND BELLHANGER, 129 HIGH STREET, (Burt's Close), PERTH.~~

~~All Descriptions of Smith Work executed in a workmanlike manner and at Moderate Rates.~~

Tenon and Country orders punctually attended to. ADVERTISEMENTS. 233 JAMES TAYLOR, BRUSH AND BASKET MANUFACTURER, 135 HIGH STREET, PERTH, Respectfully invites attention to his stock of BRUSHES, BASKETS, COMBS, PERFUMERY, ETC.

BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER. BASKETS MADE AND REPAIRED. TEAS AND COFFEES. THE Subscribers supply the Finest Qualities of TEAS and COFFEES that can possibly be had. They are bought in the First Markets, and sold fully as cheap as in the larger cities. The large demand they have had for these articles is the best proof of their superiority.

~~Established, upwards of Half a Century. J. *Sc T. WHITTET, (Sign of the Gilded Tea Box), 57 High Street, Perth. THOMAS GREIG'S MILLOTERY, BRAPERY, AND GENERAL OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT,~~

~~FAMILY MOURNINGS &. GRAVE CLOTHES, FOR EITHER SEX, Can be had at any time—Day or Night.~~

~~WHEN SHUT PLEASE CALL AT 28 WATERGATE.~~

~~24 & 26 WATERGATE, PERTH.~~

INSPECTION INVITED. 234 ADVERTISEMENTS. WILLIAM STEWART, HAIRDRESSER AND PERFUMER, BEGS most respectfully to inform his numerous Friends and the Public generally that he has REMOVED to that SHOP, 73 HIGH STREET, (Next door to Dandie, Newby, & Dandie, Druggists),

~~And hopes to merit, by strict attention and moderate charges, the patronage so liberally bestowed on him.~~

~~Hairdressing in all its Departments. PRIVATE SALOONS.~~

~~Open from 8 a.m. to S.jo J>.m.~~

~~COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.~~

~~MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, 143 HIGH STREET. MRS MENZIES, EMBROIDERY WAREHOUSE,~~

~~87 HIGH STREET, PERTH.~~

~~"1% /T~RS M. receives a regular supply of New and Fashionable Patterns for the Newest Styles of EMBROIDERY WORK.~~

~~Always on hand, A STOCK OF SEWED TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS. BABY LINEN. SILK, WORSTED, AND COTTON BRAIDS Of every Size and Colour. FANCY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.~~

Country Orders meet with strict attention. ADVERTISEMENTS. 235 ROBERT THOMSON, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, 88 HIGH STREET, PERTH, BEGS leave to thank his numerous Customers and the Pub- lic generally for their very kind and liberal support during the time he has been in Business. By strict attention to his duties, he hopes to merit a continuance of their past favours. Parties who are about to furnish Clothing are respectfully invited to inspect the LAEGE AND NEW STOCK

Which has been carefully selected from the best Manufacturers, it being a great object to have a varied and first-class assortment of Goods from which to make a selection. P. T. has had long experience in the Trade, personally super- intends the Cutting, and employs only the best Workmen. He can therefore with great confidence guarantee all who patronise his Establishment with having their Clothing done up in the first style, and quite equal to any of the best Houses in town.

All Orders executedpunctually to time. MOURNINGS MADE IN A FEW HOURS. Always on hand a New Stock of PEADY-MADE CLOTHING and YOUTHS' & BOYS' SUITS, At the lowest Prices. Hats, Caps, Ties, Shirts, and Underclothing of every description. Charges strictly Moderate.

~~Shop open from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. ; on Saturday from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m.~~

~~Observe the Address— ROBERT THOMSON, tailor and clothier, 88 High Street, Perth. JOHN STIRTON, SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, 66 ST. JOHN STREET, PERTH.~~

Always on hand, A large assortment of TRUNKS and PORTMANTEAUS. 236 ADVERTISEMENTS. ANDREW MOYES, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, 83 HIGH STREET, PERTH, BEGS to inform his Friends and the Public in general that he has always on hand a first-rate Stock of Superfine Broad Black Cloth, Black Doeskin, SCOTCH AND ENGLISH TWEEDS, Made from Sound Wool and of Fast Colours.

WORKING MEN'S SHITS, - - - 27/ to 35/ WHOLE WOOL and FASHIONABLE, - 40/ to 50/ FINEST QUALITY of TWEED for Suit, - 56/ to 65/ A. M. would remind Parents that he has always on hand a select and first-rate Stock of Tweeds for Youths' and Boys' wear. They are highly recommended for quality, colour, and durability, as boys always require a strong article. The above are all made up at strictly moderate charges. Overall Suits, Hats, Caps, Balmoral Bonnets, Wool Shirts, Scares, Ties, Braces, Belts, &c. ANDREW MOYES, 83 HIGH STREET, T>ERTT£. NEW HAT SHOP. JOHN TAYLOB, HATTER,

~~93 HIGH STREET (opposite Guild Hall), PERTH, HAS always in Stock a Large and Fashionable Stock of SATIN", FELT, STRAW, and TWEED HATS, suitable for all Seasons.~~

~~SCOTCH BONNETS and CLOTH CAPS in endless variety. SHIRTS, BRACES, TIES, COLLARS, SCARFS, MUFFLERS, UMBRELLAS, BAGS, LEATHER HAT CASES, &c, &c.~~

~~Hats Dressed and Trimmed for Mourning- )~~

~~ADVERTISEMENTS. 237 HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,~~

~~44 HIGH STREET, & 25 St. JOHN STREET, PERTH.~~

~~J. WOTHERSPOON, HATTER, HAS ALWAYS ON HAND A FIRST-CLASS ASSORTMENT OF GENTLEMEN'S SATIN & FELT HATS, NEWEST SHAPES AND STYLES.~~

~~Also, the Largest Stock in Town of BLACK CLOTH AND TWEED CAPS, which for Cheapness, Durability, and Variety, cannot be surpassed.~~

Also, a great Assortment of BALMORAL AND GLENGARRY BONNETS, Neck-Ties, Braces, Shirts, Collars, Umbrellas, Carpet- Bags, Boys' Belts, LEATHER HAT-GASES, &c, &c. OBSERVE— U HIGH STREET, and 25 St. JOHN STREET, (Second Shop above Kirkgate. JOHN MACKAY, PLASTERER,

~~7 KINNOULL STREET, PERTH,~~

T3EGS most respectfully to return his sincere thanks to -1— ' his Friends and the Public for the liberal support he has received for past years, and trusts, by attention to the interests of his Customers, and promptitude in executing Orders, he will still merit a continuance of that support which he has hitherto enjoyed, and is ready to enter into Contracts for performing any quantity of Work that may be required in his line on the most reasonable terms. 238 ADVERTISEMENTS. WILLIAM DOUGLAS, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, 71 GEORGE STREET, PERTH, IN" thanking his Customers and the Public for past support, would inform them that he has always on hand a well- selected Stock of Superfine Broad Black Cloth, Black Doe- skin, Venetians, Diagonals, Sealskin and Fancy Vestings, Scotch and English Tweeds, Beavers, Naps, &c, all carefully selected from the best makers, of a quality certain to give satisfaction to any who may entrust him with their orders. MOURNINGS GOT UP ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE.

~~ADDRESS—71 GEORGE STREET, PERTH. JAMES OALDERWOOD, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 63 HIGH STEEET, PEETH.~~

~~Always on hand a large assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Slippers. Children's Boots in great variety. Boots and Shoes of every description made to order of the best material.~~

O .A. ZR,ID_ JAMES MILLER, COAL MERCHANT, 13 COUNTY PLACE, N returning thanks to his numerous Customers and the I Public generally, begs respectfully to inform them that he can supply the Best HOUSEHOLD COAL in any quantity, and at really Moderate Charges. Families supplied with Coals in Bags in any quantity.

~~Orders received at the above Address will be punctually attended to. ADVERTISEMENTS. 239~~

~~ANDERSON & CHRISTIE'S~~

~~PERTH MARBLE, MONUMENTAL, AND CARVING WORKS, COUNTY PLACE AND NEWROW. Established 38 Years.~~

~~MARBLE AND STONE MONUMENTS. CHIMNEY PIECES IN WHITE & FANCY MARBLE. BATHS, LOBBY TABLES, MORTARS, & CURLING STONES.~~

~~A. & C. respectfully invite attention to their great variety of Designs. Imperishable Letters executed on Marble.~~

~~CHARGES MODERATE.~~

~~Country Orders promptly attended to. 240 ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

~~ESTABLISHED 1849. GLASS AND CHINA WAREHOUSE, 54 ST. JOHN STREET, PERTH,~~

~~(Next the Central Bank.) JAMES ANDERSON Has always in Stock a Fine Selection of BOHEMIAN, FRENCH, AND ENGLISH ORNAMENTAL GOODS,~~

In Lustres, Flower Vases, Flower Fonts, Dessert Jug and Goblet Sets, and an innumerable assortment of elegant etceteras suitable for Marriage Presents, for the Drawing-Room, Dining-Room, Toilet Table, etc., etc. the stock of CUT TABLE GLASS

~~Is very extensive, in Wine Decanters, Water Crofts, Port, Sherry, Claret, Champagne, Hock, and Liquor Glasses.~~

~~J. A. is constantly adding tlie newest Shapes and Designs in Dinner Sets, Dessert Sets, and China Tea Sets. A very large assortment of Elegant Bed-Room Sets always kept in Stock.~~

From J. A. 's extensive connection with the best makers in every branch of the Trade, a thorough knowledge of qualities, prices, etc., and always buying on the best terms, his constant aim being to give the best quality of Goods at the lowest possible prices, he trusts, by unremitting attention to the interest of his Customers, to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage so long enjoyed.

~~CRYSTAL MADE AND CUT TO PATTERN.~~

~~December, 1873. ADVERTISEMENTS. 241~~

CABINET AID UHOLSTEEY WAKEHOUSE, 18 & 20 MILL STREET, PERTH. WILLIAM D. SCOTT HAS always on hand a Large Stock of DINING and DRAWING ROOM and BEDROOM FURNITURE. A Large Stock of IRON and BRASS BEDSTEADS. A Large Stock of CARPETS and RUGS in the Newest Designs. A Large Stock of CURTAIN MATERIALS in Damask, Reps, Terry, and Chintzes, Cretonne Prints, &c.

~~FEATHER BEDS, BOLSTERS, AND PILLOWS. MATTRESSES OF ALL KINDS. FLOORCLOTHS, MATTINGS, &c.~~

Established 1826. JAMES JACKSON, CARVER, GILDER, PRINTSELLER, AND ARTISTS' COLOURMAN, No. 66 GEORGE STEEET, PEETH, EGS most respectfully to tender his grateful thanks to his Friends and the Public of Perth and surrounding Country for the patronage bestowed on him since he succeeded to this long established Business, and trusts, by strict attention, to merit a continuance of the support received by his late Father. PICTURE AND MIRROR FRAMES TO ORDER. Old Paintih^s Lened and Restored. WILLIAM DUFF, CONCERTINA MAKER AND TEACHER, 62 SOUTH METHVEN STREET, PERTH.

~~CONCERTINA MUSIC-BOOKS OF ALL SORTS. Harmoniums, Concertinas, Flutinas, and Accordeons Repaired. CONCERTINA TAUGHT. R 212 ADVERTISEMENTS. WILLIAM BROWN, JEWEZ.LER and watchmaker,~~

~~99 II Kill STREET, PERTH,~~

~~Has always in S"tooK a good selection of Gk)LD and SILVER~~

~~W A TO I IKS, and JEWELLERY of all kuu\«, ill -,','/)' Moderate Prices, JAMES GRIEVE, PRACTICAL, SEWING-MACHINE MAKER,~~

~~:jg SOUTH MKTIIVKN STREET, PERTII.~~

~~AGENT for WIlKHTi; & WllxiN, HOWL, TAYLOR'S I'ATKNT, LIMTANNIA, AGENOfcTA, SIIAKSI'ERE,~~

~~and other first-class SEWING-MACHINES.~~

~~Every description of Sewing-Machine Cleaned, Repaired, and Adjusted.~~

~~dewing- Machine Shuttles, 'Spools, Needles, Springs, and Fittings of all kinds.~~

Agent for the UTTER EAI'II) K N ITT I NO-M ACH1NE— the only gpod domestic Knitting-Machine in use. ROBERT M'MILLAN, GROCER AND WINK MERCHANT*, No. 6^ GEOKG-E STREET, PERTH, HAS the pleasure gratefully to aekimwledge the very encouraging support which has heen accorded him Bince commencing Business, and begs to assure his Eriends

and the public that, while grateful for past favours, he will continue, as heretofore, to use every endeavour to merit a continuance of bheir confidence and custom. ADVERTISEMENTS. 243 MRS. EDWARD SHORT, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, 82 HIGH STREET, PERTH, IN returning her sincere thanks for the continuance of the liberal patronage bestowed on her late Husband, would beg respectfully to direct the attention of her Friends and the Public generally to her present Stock, which is varied and select. LADIES' AND GENT.'S GOLD WATCHES, JEWELLERY, CLOCKS, et cetera, At Moderate Prices. Every description of British and Foreign Watches and Clocks accurately Repaired and Cleaned. ^£T 82 HIGH STREET, PERTH. £B JOHN M'VEAN, GAME DEALER, 71 SOUTH METHVEN STREET, PERTH, returning thanks to his numerous Customers and the IN Public for past favours, begs to announce that he has always on hand a large supply of all descriptions of Poultry and Game in season.

~~Game Contracts, for the Season, most liberally treated.~~

~~THOMAS F. CHRISTIE, BOOKBINDER, 6 BRIDGE LANE, PERTH.~~

~~DAY-BOOKS, LEDGERS, AND ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF STATIONERY, Ruled and Bound to any Pattern on the shortest notice. C HEROES MODEEATE. Y~~

~~244 ADVERTISEMENTS. POSTING ESTABLISHMENT,~~

WHITE HORSE HOTEL, 5 NORTH WILLIAM ST., JP IE IR, T H. LU PTON KN U BLE BEGS to intimate to Gentlemen visiting Perth and the North that their commands either for Carriages or Horses will always meet with his best attention. GOOD HORSES, STEADY OBLIGING DRIVERS, AND A CAPITAL SELECTION OF CARRIAGES.

Sole Lesseefor Carriage Hiring purposes at the General Station, Perth. JAMES KINNOCH, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 67 GEOEGE STEEET, PEETH, BEGS to tender his grateful thanks to those who have honoured him with their patronage, and trusts, by personal attention to the proper execution of all Orders with which he may be favoured, to secure a continuance of their confidence. As J. K. uses nothing but the best Materials, and employs the best Workmen, he is confident that those honouring him with their Orders will find satisfaction.

N.B.—A large assortment of the ATHOLE SHOOTING and FISHING BOOTS of the best quality always on hand. THOMAS WIGHT IRON AND WIRE WORKER, 44 SOUTH METHVEN STEEET, PEETH, MANUFACTURER OF IRON AND WIRE FENCING, IRON GATES, WIRE NETTING, STRONG WIRE-WORK FOR WINDOWS, WIRE KILN BEDDING, BARLEY MILL WIRECLOTH,

WOVE WIRECLOTH, ALL SIZES ; DRESSING ENGINE WIRECLOTH, ALL NUMBERS BRUSHES, FLOWER-STANDS, WIRE-GAUZE; WINDOW BLINDS, GARDEN CHAIRS, MEASURING CHAINS* WIRE RIDDLES, SIEVES, And every other Article connected with the Wire Working Business. ADVERTISEMENTS. 245 RITCHIE'SEstablished 1812. JOB AND POST-HORSE AND GENERAL HORSE- HIRING ESTABLISHMENT,

LANDAUS, Broughams, Barouches, Busses, Waggo- nettes, Chapel-Carts, Dog-Carts, Gigs, and Car- riages of every description (Open and Closed), with first-class, steady, suitable Horses. SADDLE-HORSES either for Ladies or Gentlemen. Horses, with or without Carriages, Hired on Job by the Week, Month, or Year, or any period agreed upon. steady, careful, and attentive drivers only kept.

~~Charges strictly Moderate, and all Orders punctually attended to. MILL STREET, PERTH.~~

~~V-i~~

~~(Successor to R. WALKER), CARRIAGE HIRING, JOB AND POST HOESE ESTABLISHMENT, SALUTATION STABLES, PRINCES STREET, PERTH.~~

~~Omnibuses, Carriages, Waggonettes,~~

~~Dog-Carts, Gigs, &c, k. HEARSES AND MOURNING COACHES,~~

~~Every attention paid to Horses Standing at Livery.~~

~~Orders Received at the Office, 22 Pi inces Street. 246 ADVERTISEMENTS.~~

~~CARRIAGE HIRING,~~

~~Job and Post Horse Establishment, ROYAL GEORGE HOTEL STABLES, P E R TH* COMFORTABLE CARRIAGES,~~

~~Of every description, on Hire, WITH FIRST-CLASS HORSES.~~

~~Careful, Experienced, and Civil Drivers.~~

~~From the large and First-class Stock of Funeral Equipages possessed toy R. <& J. M., they are ena- bled to conduct Funerals in Town 'or Country according to any style wished, and at moderate charges.~~

~~SUPERIOR WELL-MATCHED JOB & POST HORSES,~~

~~On Hire by the Day, Week, Month, or Year.~~

~~EVERY ATTENTION PAID TO HORSES STANDING AT LIVERY.~~

~~ORDERS RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE, 58 GEORGE STREET.~~