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PAISLEY AND JOHNSTONE

COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY

FOR 1845—1846,

COIifTAIXING COMPREHENSIVE AND ACCURATE DIRECTORIES OF

PAISLEY, QUARRELTON, ELDERSLIE, AND JOHNSTONE, LINWOOD.

ALSO,

A COPIOUS STREET GUIDE OF PAISLEYr! Umt

AND AN APPENDIX,

CONTAINING MANY USEFUL LISTS AND TABLES-

ELEVENTH PUBLICATION.

PAISLEY: PUBLISHED AND SOLD BY G. FOWLER, BOOKSELLER.

ELEVENTH EDITION

or FOWLER'S DIRECTORY

IS MOST RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED

TO

P. M. STEWART, ESQ. M.P., FOR RENFREWSHIRE ;

ARCHIBALD HAS TIE, ESQ., M. P. FOR PAISLEY:

WALTER BAINE, ESQ., M. P. FOR GREENOCK;

ROBERT WALLACE, ESQ. OF KELLY, late M, P. FOR GREENOCK;

SIR JOHN MAXWELL OF POLLOK, BART.;

AND THE

MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL OF PAISLEY,

BY THEIR MOST OBEDIENT HUMBLE SERVANT,

GEORGE FOWLER.

ADDRESS.

G. FOWLER, ill presenting to the public the Eleventh Edition of the Directory, returns his sincere thanks to those -who have sup- ported this Work hitherto.

As the chief value of a work of this kind consists in accuracy of detail, and distinctness of arrangement, the present Publisher has

in this, as in all his former Editions of the Directory, spared nei-

ther labour nor expense in securing these ; and as the compilation

of a work of tliis kind is attended with a very great degree of labour, and not a little expense, which can only be compensated by ^n extensive sale of the Work, he trusts he will meet with a suit- able degree of encouragement from a discerning public.

The Lists and Tables inserted in the appendixes will be found of the most useful description, and suitable not only to the Merchant and Trader, but to the Public generally—a Directory being not only a useful, but a highly necessary repository for enabling a commer- cial people to become acquainted with each other.

The Publisher could not help observing, in the course of his survey for this Edition of the Directory, that many of the numbers of the houses, &c., are either partially or wholly obliterated, and that many of the old numbers, wliich ought to have been obliterated when the houses were numbered on the present plan, are still visible

—a circumstance that is apt to mislead or create confusion. He would, therefore, take the liberty of calling the attention of the

Police Commissioners, and of Proprietors, Shopkeepers, &c., to these defects, with a recommendation to have them speedily rectified, that being essential to the convenience of strangers, and no less so to the safe and prompt delivery of letters and packages, in which every class of the inhabitants, but especially the Mercantile and Manu- facturing classes, are interested ; and is, in fact, an incumbent duty on the Police to see carried into eflFect.

All Communications^ post-paid, will be duly attended to. i^° Orders Received for every New Periodical Publication.

Renfrewshire Directory Opfice, 43 High Street, Pais'ey, iHo. CONTENTS^

Page Page PAISLEY DIRECTORY . 13 Medical Practitioners . . lOl Additional Names . . : 132 Messengers at Arms ... 99 Appendix . . . : . 89 Midwives 101 Address and Notices ... 5 Ministers 108 Adjusters of Weights and Measares 125 Officers, Church and Precentors 110 Agricultural Society ( Renfrewshire) 128 Do. Sherift' .... 97 Annual Licenses ... 93 Do. Town ... 97 Assembly Rooms . . 103and 104 Parliamentary Boundaries . 131 Assessed Taxes .... 92 Philosophical Institution (180S) 104 Auctioneers and Appraisers . 99 Police Commissioners of Bnrgh 90 Bands, Instrumental ... 131 Do. Do. Suburbs 90 Banking Houses Do. Regulations ... 90 British Linen Co. (branch of) 100 Do. Rates of Assessment . 91

Clydesdale (branch of) . 99 Do. Ward Divisions for Burgh 91 Scotland, Western (brandi of) .99 Do. Do. Newtown 92 Glasgow Union (branch of) 100 Poor's Funds (Overseer for Burgh) 112 National Security's (savings) 100 Population .... 89 Scotland (branch of) . . 99 Porters, Barrowraen, Fares, &g. 155, 156 Bill Card ..... 7 Postages, rates of . . . 114 Boats, Steam . . . . 116 Posts, arrival and dispatch of . 118 Do. Canal Luggage . . 118 Presbytery Meetings 108 and 109 Canal Company, ( Glasgow^ Paisley, Prison Board for Renfrewshire 98

and Ardrossan) . . .128 Procurators, Faculty of . . 95

Carriers' Quarters . . . 115 Procurators for the Poor . 96

Coal Merchants and Agents . 125' Public Offices, &c. . . . 122 Coffee and News Rooms . i 103 Public Sale Room ... 99 Collectors of Poors' Rates . 112 Quarterly Meetings, Bnrgh and Sub. 91

Commissioners for Court House and Railway Companies . 117 and 130 Public Offices ... 98 Road Committee, New Town (1792) 127 Connmissioners for Income Tax 95 Road Directors, Burgh ( 1834) . 129

Commissioners of Supply . . 95 Renfrewshire Militia . . . 193 Do. for taking Affadavits for Renfrewshire Trustees for Glas-

Court of Chancery, &e. 97 gow Bridge . . . . 102

Constituency and Voters . . 89 Sacramental Fast Days . . 110

Conveyanceby Land and Water 113 Schools, Abbey Parish . . 105 Courts, Commissary ... 98 Do. English, Middle Parish 105 Do. Burgh .... 96 Do. Low Do. . 1.05 Do. Justices of the Peace . M Do. Grammar . . . 105 Do. Quarter Sessions . . 98 Da. Educational Association 105 Do. Sheriff .... 96 Do. Hutchison's Charity . 105 Do. Do. Small Debt . 97 Do. Infant . . . . 106 Deaf and Dumb, ( Society for the Do. Methodists, Sabbath, &c. 10(5

education of) . . . 106 Do. Parochial Do. . 107 Directions for Recovery of Persons Do. Sabbath, Free Church of Apparently Drowned . 121 Scotland ... 108 Dispensary and House of Recovery 101 Do. Sabbath and Week Day 106

Dues, River and Harbour . 120 Do. Sessional . . . 105

Dues, Town . . . . 119 Do. Town's Mercantile, &c. 105 Fairs ...... 12C Session Clerks . . . . 110 Firemen and Fire Engines . 125 Societies, Distribution of Tracts 112

. . — Furnished Lodgings . . II? Do. Female Benevolent

. . Gas Light Company . . . . 1:^8 Do. Friendly, &c. 126 Grain Mills 126 Do. Gaelie Missionary . —

Grave Diggers , . . . Ill Do. Humane . . . 121 Hospital, Town's ... 102 Do. Scottish Amicable Life 100 Insurance, ( Offices and Agents) 124 Do. Total Abstinence . 130

. 8 Justices of the Peace . . 94 Stamp Duties .... Libraries ..... 104 Stentmasters . . . . 112 Lieutenancy of Renfrewshire , 94 Stores, (see Markets) . . 126 Literary and Convivial Association 105 Street Guide .... 9 Lodge, Odd Fellows, (Wid. & Or.) 130 Trustees. River Cart, and for Burgh

Lodge, Odd Fellows, (Wilson's) 130 Creditors . . . 97 and 119

Lodge, St. Mirren's . . . 127 Regulations of Do. . . . 120

Magistrates and Town Council 89 Veterinary Surgeons . . 101

Markets and Stores . . . 126 Water Company ... 1^ BILL CARD. — 1843. 1§46.

JULY. JANUARY. JULY.

Tues 1 8 15 22 29 Thur . 1 8 15 23 29 Wed. 1 8 15 22 29 Wed. 2 9 16 23 30 Fri. 2 9 16 23 30 Thur. 2 9 16 23 30 Thur 3 10 17 24 31 Sat. 3 10 17 24 31 Fri. 3 10 17 24 31

Fri. 4 11 18 25 ! Sun-. 4 11 18 25 Sat. 4 11 18 25

Sat. 5 12 19 26 1 Mon. 5 12 19 26 Sun. 5 12 19 26 Sun. 6 13 20 27 'J'ues 6 13 20 27 Mon. 6 13 20 27 Mon. 7 14 21 28 Wed. 7 14 21 28 Tues. 7 14 21 28 AUGUST. FEBRUARY. AUGUST.

Fri. 1 8 1.5 22 29 Sun. 1 8 15 22 Sat. 1 8 15 22 29 Sat. 2 9 16 23 30 Mon. 2 9 16 23 Sun. 2 9 16 23 30 Sun. 3 10 17 24 31 Tues. 3 10 17 24 Mon. 3 10 17 24 31 Mon. 4 11 18 25 Wed. 4 11 18 2.5' Tues, 4 11 18 25 Tues. 5 12 19 26 Thur 5 12 19 26 Wed. 6 12 19 26 Wed. 6 13 20 27 Fri. 6 13 20 27 Thur. 6 13 20 27 Thur. 7 14 21 28 Sat. 7 14 21 28 Fri. 7 14 21 28 SEPTEMBER. MARCH. SEPTEMBER.

Mon. 1 8 15 22 29 Sun. 1 8 15 22 29 Tues. 1 8 15 22 29 Tues. 2 9 16 23 30 Mon. 2 9 16 23 .30 Wed. 2 9 16 23 30 Wed. 3 10 17 24 Tues. 3 10 17 24 31 Thur. 3 10 17 24 Tliur. 4 11 18 25 Wed. 4 11 18 25 Fri. 4 11 18 25 Fri. 5 12 19 25 Thur. 5 12 19 26 Sat. 5 12 19 26 Sat. 6 13 20 27 Fri. 6 13 20 27 Sun. 6 13 20 27 Sun. 7 14 21 28 Sat. 7 14 21 28 Mon. .7 14 21 28 OCTOBER. APRIL. OCTOBER.

' Wed. 1 8 15 22 29 Wed. I 8 15 22 29 Thur. 1 8 15 22 29 Thur. 2 9 16 23 30 Thur. 2 9 16 23 30 Fri. 2 9 16 23 30^ Fri. 3 10 17 24 31 Fri. 3 10 17 24 Sat. 3 10 17 24 31 Sat. 4 11 18 25 Sat. 4 11 18 25 Sun. 4 11 18 25 Sun. 5 12 19 26 Sun. 5 12 19 26 Mun. 5 12 19 26 Mon. 6 13 20 27 Mon. 6 13 20 27 Tues. 6 13 20 27 Tues. 7 14 21 28 Tues. 7 14 21 28 Wed. 7 14 21 28 NOVEMBER. MAY. NOVEMBER.

Sat. 1 8 15 22 29 Fri. T 8 15 22 29 Sun. 1 8 15 22 29 Sun. 2 9 16 23 30 Sat. 2 9 IG 23 30 Mon. 2 9 16 23 30 Mon. 3 10 17 24 Sun. 3 10 17 24 31 Tues. 3 10 17 24 Tues. 4 11 18 25 Mon. 4 11 18 25 Wed. 4 1] 18 25 Wed. 5 12 19 '26 Tues. 5 12 19 26 Thur. 5 12 19 26 Thur. 6 13 20 27 Wed. 6 13 20 27 Fri. 6 13 20 27 Fri. 7 14 21 28 Thur. 7 14 21 28 Sat. 7 14 21 28 DECEMBER. JUNE. DECEMBER.

Mon. 1 8 15 22 29 Mon. 1 8 15 22 29 Tues. 1 8 15 22 -29 Tues. 2 9 16 23 30 Tues. 2 9 16 23 30 Wed. 2 9 16 23 30 Wed, 3 10 17 24 31 Wed. 3 10 17 24 Thur. 3 10 17 24 31 Thur. 4 11 18 25 Thur. 4 11 18 25 Fri. 4' 11 18 25 Fri. 5 12 19 26 Fri. 5 12 19 26 Sat. 5 12 19 26 Sat. 6 13 20 27 Sat. 6 13 20 27 Sun. 6 13 20 27 Sun. 7 14 21 '^8 Sun. 7 14 21 28 Mon. 7 14 21 28

1 BANK HOLIDAYS. 25th December, Lst JANUARy, and 23d May, —

STAMP DUTIES.

Not Bills i Promissory Notes, ^c. exceeding 2 Exceeding 2 Months' date or i\Io?iths' date or On demand or after date. 60 days' sight, 60 daf/s' sight.

For i£;2,andnotabovec£5 :5 £0 1 ^0" 1 6

Above 5 : 5 20 ] 6 2 Above 20 30 2 2 6 Above 30 50 2 6 3 6

Above 50 . 100 3 6 4 6

Above 100 . 200 4 6 5

Aboxe 200 . 300 5 6

Above 300 . 500 6 8 6

Above 500 . 1000 8 6 12 6

Above 1000 . 2000 12 6 15

Above 2000 . 3000 15 1 5

Above 3000 . , 1 5 1 10

Foy^eign Bills of Exchange*

For any sum not ab. j^lOO, !s. 6d. Ab.^l000notab.i£2000. 7s. 6d.

Above ^£100 . . 200,3s. Ab. 2000 . . 3000,10s.

Above 200 . . 500, 4s. Ab. 3000 . . .15s.

Above 500 . . 1000,5s. Every Bill of each Set pays. Foreign Bills of Exchange, or Bills of Exchange drawn in, but payable out of Great Britain, if drawn singly, and not in set. are sub- ject to the same Duty as an Inland Bill of the same amount and tenor.

Receipts.

Vov £5 and under ^10, 3d. For ^^300 and under ^500, 5s.

For 10 . 20, 6d. For 500 . . 1000, 7s. 6d.

For 20 . 50,1s. For 1000 and upwards, lOs.

For 50 . . 100,1s. 6d. In full of all demands, lOs.

For 100 . . 200, 2s. 6d.

For 200 . . 300, 4s. Receiver of Money pays Stamp.

Policies of Sea Insurance.

V/hen the Premium shall not exceed 10s. per cent. £0 3

Where it exceeds 10s. and shall not exceed 20s. . 6

— 20s. — • 30s. . 1

— 30s. — 40s. . 2

— 40s. _ 50s. . 3

^ 50s. — — . 4

Time Insurance.

When the period shall not exceed Six Calendar Months

percent...... j£0 2 6

Exceeding Six Calendar Months, , . . 4

AGREEMENTS, not above 1080 words, and without a Claim of Registration, 2s. 6J. — PAISLEY STREET GUIDE.

To avoid jostling in meeting—Passengers should observe the general rule " Keep to the right," that is, allow those you meet to pass on your left hand.

ABBEY close, from 18 Smith- Calside, south-west from head of hills to Abbey street Causeyside to Stock street Abbey street, from Abbey close Campbell street, (South) from to Thread street Neilston st. to Espedair Burn Abercorn st., north end of West Campbell street, (West) north of Croft St. to Great Hamilton st. 46 Broomlands Albion St., west side of Love st. Camphill, south side of 32 Canal street Canal street, west side of 86 Cau-- Sneddon street, north BACK seyside st. to Ralston square side of 2 Old Sneddon Carbrook street, from north side Bank st., south side of 22 Gauze of 50 Broomlands to West street to Mill street Campbell street street, south side of Barr 20 Cart lane, east side of New Sned street George street to Canal don to river Barracks, (Foot) north side of Cart St. from Thread st. to Seed- Williamsburgh hill side of 15 Barclay street, south Cartvale lane, from Cartvale street to Canal street George House to New Sneddon side of Lyles- Barterholm, east Carlile lane, east side of New land Sneddon to river Bladda, of Saucel north Carlile place, east side of New Blacklaw lane, west side of 18 Sneddon opposite Wallace st. New Sneddon to Back Sned- Carriagehill, from Dovesland don southward Brabloch, of east side Renfrew Carriagehill, (High) west of Orr road Town Brick lane, 20 South from Croft Carriagehill factory, west of Car- street to North Croft street riagehill Bridge lane, south side of Max- Castle street, west end of Well- wellton to Canal Bridge meadow to George street Bridge street, from (New Town) Causeyside, from the foot of St. 20 st. to Abbey Bridge Abbey Mirren street to Calside Bridge street, (Burgh) from Ab. *" Charleston, by Lylesland west- bey Bridge to Orchard street ward Broomlands, west end of Well- Christie Buildings, High street, meadow, to Ferguslie west end of Old Bridge Brown's lane, west side of 97 Christie lane, east side of 93 New Causeyside st. to George place Sneddon to the Quay Buchanan st., (East) north side Christie street, south of Garth- of Inkle St. st. to Greenlaw land place Buchanan street, (West) south Chx-istie Terrace, fronting River, side of 28 st. to Canal st. George west end of Old Bridge Burn lane, south side of Max- Church hill, north side of 87 High wellton to Candren Burn street to Oakshaw street Burn row, from Gordon's lane to Clark's place, Seedhill River Commercial Court, 112 Causey- Burns' place, east side of road side, west side leading to Renfrew Cotton street, south side of 23 Gaaze street to Abbey street CALEDONIA street, from St. County Buildings, Gilmour stf James' street northward Co wieston, foot of Maxwellton st. 10 PAISLEY STREET GUIDE.

Crossflat, south side of Garthland Gilmour st., from Dyer's wynd street north to New Sneddon Cross street, 29 Castle st. to 5 Glen street, west side of 7 Love Queen street street to Caledonia street Croft St., (East) from Wallneuk Glen lane, north side of 29 St. to Renfrew road James' street to Glen street Croft St., (North) from Green- Gordon's lane, east side of 32 law street to Newtown Quay Causeyside to Burn Row Croft street, (Souths east end of Greenhill, north west side of Un- Sneddon Bridge to Walneuk derwood street Croft St., (West) from 16 New Greenlaw, north of Garthland st. Smithhills to Abercorn st. Greenlaw st., east end of North Cumberland Court, 110 Causey- Croft street eastward side HAMILTON St., (by Calside) DOVESLAND, from Lylesland east side of Calside by Doves- to Carriagehill land Duke St., south side of Rowan st. Hamilton st., (Great) west side Dyer's wynd, east side of 50 Moss of Renfrew street to River street to River Harbour (New) Carlile place Harbour lane, east side of 92 New EARL Grey place, Lylesland Sneddon to Quay Espedair street, from 56 Causey- High street, west end of Old side southward Bridge to Wellmeadow Highland lane, south side of FALSIDE Road, near Collinslee, North Croft street westward Hospital lane, west side of 6 New Ferguslie (Back Row of) west Sneddon to Back Sneddon end of Maxwellton to west Hunter street, west side of 21 lane of Ferguslie Moss street Ferguslie, west end of Broom- INKLE street, from Lawn street lands to Millerston to east end of Gauze street Ferguslie east lane, south of 41 Broomlands to Maxwellton JOHN street, north side of 72 Ferguslie mid lane, 8 Ferguslie Broomlands to Maxwellton Ferguslie walk, 42 Broomlands KNOX street, from Broomlands Ferguslie West lane, 20 Fergus- to West Campbell street lie to Canal King St., north side of 76 Broom- Forbes' place, from 10 Causey- lands, opposite to Queen street side to Water Brae (Burgh) King St., from Saucel to Canal

GARTHLAND lane, north side LAWN street, head of Gauze st. of Garthland street to Wallneuk Garthland place, east end of Lady lane, west end of High st. Garthland St., opposite Chris- to Canal street tie street Laigh Kirk lane, west side of 110 Garthland street, from east end of Causeyside Gauze street to Williamsburgh Lilias' wynd, north side of 106 Gas work, florth west of foot of High street to Dyer's wynd Well St. Lonend, from Saucel to Blackball Gauze street, from Smithhills st. Love street, from St. James' to Garthland street place to Nethercoramon George place, east end of George Lowndes' lane, east side of 7^ street to Brown's lane New Sneddon to the River 'Ofeorge street, west side of 96 Lylesland, from Neilston street Causeyside to Ferguslie to Carriagehill PAISLEY STREET GUIDE. 11

Lynedoch street, west side of Old Sneddon, foot of Moss street Renfrew street to River to Sneddon Bridge Orchard St., east side of 18 Cau- seyside to Gordon's lane side M'DOWALL street, west Orr street, north side of 81 High of Caledonia street westward street to Oakshaw street (Smithhills) M'Leod's Buildings Orr street, from Neilston st. to east end of Old Bridge Espedair street M'Farlane's lane, north side of Orr Square, north side of 81 High North Croft st. to Niddry st. street side of Marshall's lane, north Orr Town, south side of Mary st, Orchard street to River Mary st., west side of Carriagehill PATTERHILL, southward of Maxwell street, east side of Love Carriagehill street to Back Sneddon Prince's street,- north side of Un- Ferguslie Maxwellton, east of derwood street back row Prussia street, east side of 25 13 Maxwellton st., south side of Causeyside to Gordon's lane Broomlands to Cowieston Pudding lane, east side of Car- Meeting House lane, westside of riagehill 14 Moss street to Oakshaw st. Middle lane, west side of 11 New QUAY lane, east side of 88 New Sneddon to Back Sneddon Sneddon to Quay street, east st. Mill end of Gauze Queen street, south side of 7 to Seedhill Broomlands to George street Millar St., east side of Mill st. Millerston, west end of Ferguslie RALSTON square, south side of Moncrieif st., east side of 75 50 George street Love street to Back Sneddon Renfrew street, north end of East Moss street, from Cross to Old Croft street to Burns' Place Sneddon Rowan St., east side of Lylesland

street, west side NIDPREY of SAUCEL, east end of Gordon's street to River Renfrew lane to Lonend Neil street, from Cowieston to Sandholes, head of Well street to Canal Bridge King street Neilston st., (Burgh) from head School wynd, west side of 6 Moss of Causeyside to Lylesland street to Oakshaw street JJfiilson street, (by Calside) east Seedhill, from Cart st. eastward side of Calside Shuttle street, south side of 30 Nethercoramon, street from Love New street to Brown's lane northward Sir Michael street, south side of Newton street, from Cowieston 24 George street to Canal st. westward to Maxwellton Silk street, east side of Lawn st. New Sneddon, north side of Old to Gauze street Sneddon to Cartvale Smith's lane, north-east side of street, south side New of 28 High 72 New Sneddon to River street to Causeyside Smith street, from Stock street New Smithhills, north side of to Nelson street 4 Smithhills to west Croft st. Smithhills, from east end of Old North street, east side of Lovest. Bridge to Gauze sl^reet to Back Sneddon Snodgrass' lane, Seedhill Stevenson street, head of 63 Cau- OAKSHAW St., from head of seyside, (west side) School Wynd to Bowling green Stirling St., west side of Calside Oakshaw head, north of Bowling Stock street, west side of Lyles- green by Oakshaw street land to Calside 12 PAISLEY STREET GUIDE.

Storie street, south side of 37 WALLACE street, east side of High street to Canal street 50 Love street to Carlile place Stow Place, foot of Storie street Wallneuk, north end of Lawn st. to Stow street to East Croft street Stow street, west side of 80 Cau- Wardrop street, south side of b seyside to Stow Place George street to Canal street St. James' Place, from foot of Water Brae, (Burgh) foot of St. Moss street to Love street Mirren street to River St. James' street, from Love st. Water Brae, (New Town) west to Underwood street side of 4 New Smithhills to St. Mirren street, from Cross to River Causeyside Water lane, south side of Max- wellton Wellington street, west side of side of THOMAS street, north Caledonia street 36 Ferguslie Wellmeadow, west end of High to Cart Thread st., from Bank st. street to Broomlands street Well street, north side of 27 Well- side of 68 Twigg's lane, north meadow street New Sneddon to River West Brae, north side of 31 Well- meadow to Oakshaw street UNDERWOOD lane, from 23 West street, south side of 20 Well street eastward Broomlands to Newton street Wilson's place, Underwood st., from St. James' from Seedhill street to foot of Well street Mill to Clark's place* Union street, north side of Un- William street, north side of 68 derwood street Broomlands Williamsburgh, east end of Garth- Union st., south side of Stock st. land street to East Toll Bar

* The Birth Place of Alexander Wilson, the American Ornithologist.

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FOWLER'S PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

ABBEY CHURCH, 16 SraithhiUs, and 7 Abbey Close- was erected in 1 1 60, during the reign of Malcoln^

IV., by Walter, Lord High Steward of Scotland ;t strangers, or others wishing admittance, may apply tc^ Thomas Ewing, officer, 29 New Smithhilis [ Abbey Sounding Aisle, 9 Abbey Close—John M 'Donald, key-keeper, 6 Abbey street Abercrombie, William, keeper of Coffee-room, and collec- tor of river Clyde dues—house Gilmour street Abercrombie & Yuill, manufacturers, 6 Forbes place Adam, J. & J., feuars and farmers—house 10 Neilston street, and quarriers, Nitshill quarry Adam, James, feuar, Carriagehill Adam, James, general grocer, 2 Smithhilis Adam, James, window glazier, 4 Dyers' wynd—ho. do. Adam, John, flesher, 17 Smithhilis—house do. Adam, John, tailor, 4 Broomlands

Adam, John, watch and clock maker, 1 1 Smithhilis Adam, Matthew, clerk—house 10 Neilston street

Adam, Misses, crape dressers, and straw hat makers, 1 1 | Smithhilis Adam, Miss Mary, grocer, 9 Moncrieff street Adam, Mrs. Alexander, gardener, 2 Old Sneddon Adam, Mrs. Robert, cowfeeder, 7 Walineuk Adam, Peter, bowler's tavern, 2 Wellmeadow Adam, Robt., flesher, 16 George street, and 94 High sL Adam, Robt., manager of thread work, 70 New Sneddon st. Addison, Geo. W. & Sons, woollen yarn merchants, 15 Causeyside Addison, Wm. B., of Geo. W. Addison & Sons—house Burns' place B 4

1 PAISLEY.

Agnew, Robt., cabinet and chair maker, agent for Morri- son's vegetable universal medicine, 49 High street Agnew, William, blacksmith, 93 High street Agriculturists' (Western) and Farmers' Journal—office 15 St. Mirren street Aikraan, Edward, clothlapper, Cumberland place—house 56 Canal street Aikman, Edward, jun., clothlapper, 105 Causeyside Aird, John, spirit dealer, 14, Gauze street Aitken, James, clerk at Underwood mill Aitken, James, cowfeeder, 61 George street late merchant, 1 f Aitken, James, Water Brae (burgh) Aitken, Jane, dealer in teas, fruits, &c., 43 High street Aitken, Mat., spirit dealer, 12 Causeyside Aitken, Mrs., broker, 13 Gauze street Aitken, William, joiner and cartwright, 89 George street Aitken, William, teacher, 9 Castle street i\lexander, James, cowfeeder, 3 Prussia street Alexander, James, shoemaker, 67 High street

Alexander, James, spirit and tea dealer, 1 06 George st. Alexander, John, pattern drawer, at Robert A. Pollock & Co.'s—house 74 Love street Alexander, John, wright, 90 Canal street i^lexander, Robert, cabinet maker and weavers' wright, 2 West Brae, and wine and spirit dealer, 24 George street Alexander, William, weavers' wright, 42 Stock street Algie, John, farmer. Corker hill Allan, Alex, cooper, Saucel Distillery, King st„ Saucel Allan, Hugh, grocer and spirit dealer, 18 Seedhill Allan, Hugh, spirit dealer, 25 New Smithhills Allan, Mrs., furnished lodgings, 13 Saucel Allan, Mrs., teacher, 21 High street Allison, David, precentor North Church—house 12 New Sneddon Allison, John, ginger beer maker and spirit dealer, 10 Orchard street Allison, Mrs., spirit dealer, 32 Broomlands Allison, Robert, broker, 34 Causeyside Allison, Robert, cowfeeder, 78 George street Allison, Walter, timber merchant, 69 Broomlands—house 3 William street Allison, William, timber merchant, 69 Broomlands—ho. f 3 William street Anderson, James, boot and shoemaker, 40 Wellmeadow PAISLEY. 15

Anderson, James, & Co., flashers, 37 St. James' street Anderson, James, foreman to Mrs. J. Stuart, tailor—ho. 2 Back Sneddon street Anderson, James, & Co., funeral undertakers, 7 New st. Anderson, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 75 Love st. Anderson, James, of Rodger, Manson, & Co.—house 6 George street Anderson, John, artist, 5 Caledonia street Anderson, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 71 Love street /Anderson, John, of Anderson and Semple, and procurator fiscal for the burgh, Gilmour street-—house do. Anderson, Misses, milliners and straw hat makers, 7 Abbey street Anderson, Mrs., grocer and spirit dealer, Carriagehill Anderson, Mrs., 23 Niddry street Anderson, Robert, cowfeeder, 146 George street Anderson & Semple, writers, Gilmour street Anderson, Thomas, Washington Inn, 78 High street Anderson, William, bookseller, 53 High street Anderson, William, thibet cropper and shawl cutter, 10 Bridge street (burgh)—house 16 Barclay street Anderson, William, keeper, Moss toll Andrew, Alexander, grocer, 117 George street Andrew, Henry, spirit dealer, 32 George street Andrew, Neil, cabinet maker and weavers' wright, 19 Lawn street Andrew, William, broker and harness tyer, 7 Gauze st. Andrew, William, spirit dealer, 85 Causeyside Ajcinan, William, grate warehouse and letter copying press

maker, 76 High street % Archibald, Andrew, accountant, 21 Niddry street Armour, Robert, cooper, grocer and ham curer, 8 Church hill—cooperage, 7 do. Armour, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 George st. Armstrong, William, broker, 10 New Smithhills Arneil, James, farmer. Crossbar Arneil & Co., joiners, cartwrights, and smiths, 3 Burn Row, and 12 Bridge street (burgh) Arthur, Andrew, house factor, 36 Moss street—house 23 Niddry street Arthur, Arch, jun., shawl manufacturer, 109 Causeyside Arthur. James, silk mercer and woollen draper, 18 High street—house 8 Orr square Arthur, Matthew, of Matthew Robertson & Co.—house Causey-end 16 PAISLEY.

Arthur, Robert, clerk at Martin & Hodge—house 4 Stow place Ashworth, John, carding master, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon Auld, Alexander, agent, ]5 Causeyside—house Welling- ton Cottage, 7 Stow place v'Auld, John, writer, 5 Moss street—ho. 34 Oakshaw st. Auld, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 10 High street Ayton, David, gas inspector—house 28 Lady lane Ayton, Miss M., milliner and dressmaker, 28 Lady lane

BACHOP, William, of Harrow, M-lntyre, & Co—ho. Falside road Bailey, David, grocer and spirit dealer, 23 Willlamsburgh Baillie, Thomas, joiner and cabinet maker, 6 Dyers' wynd Bain, James, baker, 144 George street Bain, John, teacher of dancing, 35 High street Bain, Robert, baker, 47 High street— house do. Bain, William, ironmonger, 109 High street—house 34 Moss street Baird, Charles, manufacturer, 43 George street Baird, James, farmer, Whitehaugh and Oldhall Baird, James, grocer and cowfeeder, 19 New Sraithhills Baird, John, grocer and victualler, 97 Causeyside Baird, John, manufacturer, 8 Causeyside—ho. 46 Love st. Baird, John, of James Harvey & Co.—ho. 23 Causeyside Baird, Matthew, precentor, Free Martyrs' Church—-ho. Lady lane Baird, Miss, matron, Town Hospital, 7 New Sneddon Baird, Rev. Archibald, U. S. C. (No. 3)—ho. 57 Love st, f Baird, William, grain merchant, Whitehaugh Baking Association, baking house 21 New Smithhills, Hugh Gray, foreman Balderston, James, of J. & J. Clark & Co. —ho. 1 Cart st. Balderston, John, of J. & J. Clark & Co.—ho. 4 Garth- land street

Balderston, Thomas, manufacturer, 1 1 3 Causeyside Baldwin, George, smith and bellhanger, 73 Broomlands Baldwin, Mrs. George, milliner and straw hat maker, 68 Broomlands Baldwin, Wm., smith and bell hanger, 6 St. Mirren's st. —house do. t Ballantyne, James, 13 George street Ballantyne, Wm., broker and cabinet maker, 19 Abbey close PAISLEY. 17

Ballantyne, William, flower- lasher, 7 Barclay street Banks, Rev. James, house Mount Pleasant Barbour, Archibald, cooper, 9 Moss street Barbour, David, grocer and spirit dealer, 68 Canal street Barbour, Robert, jun., umbrella atid bandbox maker, fur- nishing shop, 18 Causeyside Barbour, Robert, umbrella maker, 101 High street—ho. 2 Caledonia street Barbour, William, joiner and cabinet maker, 24 Causey- side—furniture warehouse and house do. Barclay, James, merchant, 3 Oakshawhead Barclay, James, spirit dealer, 6 West Croft street Barclay, Janet, grocer, 23 Oakshaw street Barclay, Miss, Canal Bank Barclay, Mrs. George, cotton, cloth, and print warehouse, 12 Abbey close Barley, Mrs., cowfeeder, 34 Canal street Barlow, Samuel, colour maker, 1 1 Marshall's lane—house 15 Sir Michael street Barr, Alexander, cowfeeder and carter, 5 Love street Barr, Andrew, clerk, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon—ho. 78 do. Barr, Archibald, baker, 100 Causeyside y Barr, David, dyer, 6 Marshall's lane—rho. 4 Clerk's place Barr, E., linen dresser, 10 High street, Barr, George, leather merchant, 45 New street—ho. 24 High street

Barr, Hugh, ] Maxwellton

Barr, James, shipper, 1 1 Abercorn street Barf, James, spirit dealer, 9 Neilston street Barr, James, wright and glazier, 77 High st.—ho. 79 do. Barr, Janet, heddle-caster, 15 Sir Michael street /•Barr, John, of Barr & M'Nab—house 1 Maxwell street Bary, John, clerk, Lounsdale Barr, John, grocer, 24 Wellmeadow

Barr, John, musical instrument maker, &c., 72 Canal st. Barr & M'Nab, iron founders, engineers, smiths, mill- wrights, and boiler makers, Abercorn Foundry, 15 North Croft street Barr, Matthew, cloth merchant, 9 High street (Cross)— house 52 Love street Barr, Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, 6 Lylesland Barr, Mrs. Alexander, Underwood street Barr, Mrs. David, grocer and spirit dealer, 51 Caledonia street b2 . —

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Barr, Mrs. Janet, yarn merchant, 41 New street Barr, Mrs. John, grocer and spirit dealer, 74 High street Barr, Mrs., midwife, 10 High street Barr, Patrick, builder, 2 Garthland lane Barr, Robert, grocer and cowfeeder, 26 Love street t Barr, Robert, Paisley Apothecary Hall, 8 High street house 5 Christie street Barr, Thomas, Ramshorn tavern, 49 Moss street Barr, Wm., jun., writer, 4 Moss st. —ho. 1 Maxwellton Barr, William, writer, 33 Old Sneddon street—house Fer- guslie place Bartlemore, John, sheriff clerk's ofl&ce, (County Buildings) —house 52 Love street Bass, John, engineer and manager, Glasgow and Paisley joint railway, Gilmour st ho. station, (west side) do. Baxter, William, gardener, Gebbie's bush, King street Beaton, John, beamer, 2 Neilston street Beat, Robert, smith, 90 George street Beaton, Mrs., midwife, 5 Storie street Beaton, William, beamer, Lylesland Begg, Archibald, grocer, 99 Causeyside Begg, John, teacher, 45 Maxwellton Beith, Fulton, eating house, 30 Old Sneddon Beith, Robert, grocer, 22 Lawn street Bell, Allan, baker, 6 Broomlands Bell, Archibald, silk, cotton, and woollen dyer, Cumber- land Place, Laigh Kirk lane—house 3 Orr street Bell, Elizabeth, grocer, 1 Saucel Bell, Henry, sheriff and town officer, 42 Moss street Bell, Jas. teacher, Catholic School, 4 East Buchanan st» Bell, John, carrier, (Glasgow,) 1 1 New Smithhills Bell, John, porter, 107 Causeyside Bell, Mrs. dressmaker, 8 Love street Bell, Peter, manufacturer, 8 Smith street Bell, Richard, manager, tan-work, 1 Seedhill—ho. 2 do. Bell, William, surgeon and druggist, 19 George street Bennie, Mat., brassfounder, 14 St. Mirren street—ho. do. Bennie, William, musician, 44 Storie street Berry, William, jun., spirit-dealer, 92 Causeyside Berry, William, victualler, grocer, and spirit-dealer, 68 George street Blcket, John, shawl manufacturer, 15 Sir Michael street

Bicket, William, feuar, 1 1 Barclay street Biggar, John, feuar, 82 High street Biggar, Wm., bookseller, stationer, &c. 107 High street —891

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Biggar, Thomas, shawl manufacturer, 112 Causeyside ho. 18 Oakshaw street Bisset, Robert, shawl manufacturer, 8 Causeyside—ho. 1 Ferguslie Bissland, James, carrier, 7 Smithhills Bissland, Wm., & Co., manufacturers, 5 Christie terrace Bissland, Wm. of Wm. Bissland & Co—ho. 4 Orr square Black, Alex., boot and shoemaker, 16 Ferguslie Black, Daniel, Free Middle Church officer, 20 School wynd Black, Mrs., furnished lodgings, 9 Orr square Black, Mrs., milliner and straw hat maker, 26 Causeyside Blackball Silk Factory Co—silk throwsters. Blackball factory—orders received at 1 07 Causeyside Blackwood, Andrew, carter and cowfeeder, 8 Glen street Blackwood, Walter, gardener, Marchfield Blackwood, Misses, dress and corset makers, 6 Love street Blair, Agnes, grocer and spirit-dealer, 1 Bridge street (burgh) Blair, Archibald, tailor, 18 High street Blair, Henry, boot and shoemaker, 83 Canal street Blair, James, tailor, 14 Canal street

Blair, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 32 Wellmeadow ' Blair John, manufacturer, 6 Causeyside Blair, Mrs. Peter, grocer and spirit-dealer, 6 George street Blair, Peter, porter, Glasgow Union Bank, 109 High street—^house do. Blair, Robert, tailor and clothier, 103 Causeyside Boag, J. & P.. woollen-spinners, Carriage-hill factory Borland, Alexander, agent, Clydesdale Bank, 4 St. Mir- ren street—ho. 15 High street Borland, Alexander, sen., feuar, 52 Canal street Borland, David, society officer, George place Borland, John, clerk, Clydesdale Bank—house 1 5 High st. Borland, James, porter, Clydesdale Bank, 4 St. Mirren st. Borland, John C, hair-dresser, 69 Broomlands Borland, Mrs., eating-house, 5 Broomlands Bowes, William, builder, and agent for Glasgow Asphalte Company, 26 St. James' street Bowie, James, flower -lasher, 7 Lonend Bowie, Walter, farmer, Holland Bush Bowie, William, clothlapper at R. Macarthur & Co.'s— Forbes place Bowie, William, keeper Victoria bowling green, 34 Lady lane Bowskell, John, clothlapper, 13 New street—ho. 12 do. —— 20 PAISLEY.

Boyd & Forrett, merchants, 114 Causeyside Boyd, Alex., spirit-dealer. Carriage-hill >,^Boyd, James, window-glazier, 32 High street—house 33 Oakshaw street Boyd, John, broker, 84 Causeyside Boyd, John, upholsterer, 6 Smithhills y Boyd, Matthew, manufacturer, 6 Causeyside—house 7 Neilston street Boyd, Mrs., cowfeeder, 8 Neilston street Boyd, Mrs., straw-hat maker, 9 St. James' place Boyd, Robert, of Boyd & Forrett—ho. 23 Causeyside y Boyd, Thomas, shawl manufacturer, and agent for John- ston's & Co. distillers, Campbelton, 14 Causeyside ho. 19 Storie street Boyd, Robert, manufacturer, 6 Causeyside—^ho. 7 Neil- ston street Boyd, William, 161 George street Boyd, William, jun., tea and sugar warehouse, 30 High street—^house 52 do. Boyle, Charles, earthenware dealer, 101 Causeyside Boyle, James, wine and spirit-dealer, (Sun Inn) 7 Moss st. Boyle, Mrs., milliner, straw -hat, and dressmaker, 1 2 Thread street

• Boyle, Right Hon. James, Earl of Glasgow, Hawhead and Kelburne Braid, Miss, of Carriagehill—^ho. Carriagehill house Brand, Wm., of Macnair & Brand—ho. Barshaw^ Bowling Greens— Caledonia, 31 Caledonia street Hope Temple, 15 Love street Priorscroft, 50 Storie street Victoria, 34 Lady lane Brash, David, saddler, 25 Moss street—ho. 21 do. X Bremner, Rev. John, Catholic clergyman—house 2 East Buchanan street Brewster, Rev, Patrick—house Braehead Bridges, Adam, goods agent for Fleetwood and Belfast steam-ships—ho. 34 Moss street Brinning, Rev. Wm. Primitive Methodist—ho. 32 Glen st. Brisbane, Janet, cowfeeder, 5 Cotton street Broadfoot, John, spirit-dealer, 13 Moss street Brodie, John, broker, 18 Old Sneddon Brodie, John, shoemaker, 72 Broomlands Brodie, Robert, accountant, Western Bank of Scotland house 3 Glen street PAISLEY. 21

Brookes, William, merchant, Brabloch Brookes, William, teacher, Orr street

Brookes, James, wigmaker and hairdresser, 1 1 Gauze st. Brough, David, silk mercer, 109 High street—house 34 Oakshaw street

.' Brough, Peter, of Brough & Sharp—ho. Oakshaw house Brough & Sharp, haberdashers, 96 High street Brown, Allan, cabinet maker and weavers' wright, 5 Hos- pital lane, and Bull Inn, 18 Smithhills Brown, Alex., spirit-dealer, 16 Abercorn street Brown, Andrew, carding-master. Underwood mill Brown, Andrew, clerk, Western Bank of Scotland—house George place Brown, Andrew, cotton- spinner, Auchintorlie Brown, Ann, cowfeeder, 32 Canal street Brown, David, manufacturer, 9 Wallneuk street Brown, Dugald, cowfeeder and carter, 2 Silk sti'eet Brown, Hugh, Egypt park Brown, Hugh, & Co., thibet croppers and shawl cutters, 10 Bridge street (burgh) Brown, James, feuar, 3 East Croft street clerk. Hospital, 7 f Brown, James S., governor and Town New Sneddon—house 25 Old Sneddon Brown, James, sheriff-officer, 19 Moss street Brown, James, yarn agent, 1 12 Causeyside—ho. Daisy Bank, 24 Back Sneddon Brown, John, of Brown & Poison—ho. 4 Stover place Brown, Janet, cowfeeder, 13 Orchard street Brown, John, carter, 13 Orchard street Brown, John, farmer, Alton Brown, John, farmer, High Cardonald Brown, John, flesher, 18 Smithhills Brown, John, grocer, Carriage-hill Brown, John, grocer, 41 George street Brown, John, grocer, 25 Queen street

I Brown, John, M.D., 80 High street—-ho. 1 Orr square Brown, John, M.D., 1 Old Sneddon—ho. 25 do. Brown, John, manufacturer of hosiery, 26 High street Brown, John, of Wm. Brown & Son—ho. 4 Stow place Brown, John, spirit-dealer, 4 St. Mirren street Brown, John, wright and broker, 5 New Smithhills Brown, M., grocer and spirit-dealer, 38 New street Brown, Miss, hosier and shirt maker, 4 Moss street Brown, Misses, of Crossflat Brown, Mrs. Andrew, George place —

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Brown, Mrs., furnishing shop, 39 High street Brown, Mrs. Wm., grocer, 12 Neilston street Brown, Mrs. John, baker, 56 Causeyside Brown, Mrs. John, farmer, Henderston Brown, Mrs., grocer and spirit dealer, 38 New street Brown, Peter, grocer and spirit dealer, (brick and tile maker, Bishopton) 15 Williamsburgh Brown and Poison, bleachers and starch makers, Thurs- craig Brown, Robert, Star Inn, 14 St. Mirren Street Brown, Robert, flower-lasher, 86 Canal street Brown, Robert, tailor, 99 High street Brown, Robert, Town Chamberlain, County Buildings- house 37 New Sneddon Brown, Sharps, & Co., manufacturers, 166 George street Brown, Thomas, beamer, 44 Storie street Brown, William, flesher, 23 Gauze street—ho. 32 Cotton street Brown, William, foreman at Wm. & J. Lowndes & Co. house 3 Glen street

Brown, William, gardener, 1 3 Gauze street Brown, William, grocer, 9 Wardrop street—ho. 86 Canal street Brown, William, jeweller and dentist, 8 School wynd Brown, William, jun., yarn merchant, 108 Causeyside house Egypt park Brown, Wm., & Son, muslin manufacturers, 156 George st. Brown, William, pattern drawer, 12 Neilston street Browning, Alex., of Arniel & Co.—ho. 3 Burn Row Bruce, James, & Co., Ayrshire Coal Depot, 11 and 12 Hunter st. / Bruce, James, of James Bruce & Co.—ho. Stoney brae Bruce, John, boot and shoemaker, 26 Cotton street Bruce, John, fishmonger and flesher, 10 and 12 Moss st. / Brunton, Wm., Rector of Grammar School, 5 Church hill wBryce, James, joiner and timber merchant, 13 Hunter st. —house 16 Moss street Buchan, Duncan H., wholesale and retail grocer and tea merchant, 9 Orchard street Buchan, Rev. Chas. F., 10 West brae Buchan, Mrs., dress and corset maker, 9 Orchard street Buchanan, Henry, grocer, 25 Well street Buchanan, James, baker. 111 George street

Buchanan, James, gas inspector, 10 New street , Buchanan, James, grocer, 26 Causeyside PAISLEY. 23

Buchanan, James, spirit dealer and eating house, 46 High street Buchanan, James, wine and spirit merchant, 162 George street—^house 19 Storie street jf Buchanan, John, apothecary, 5 High street Buchanan, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 6Q Causey- side Buchanan, Moses, boot and shoemaker, 2 Maxwell street Buchanan, Mrs. James, 55 High street Bulloch, John, hairdresser & umbrella maker, 3 New street Burge, William, excise officer, 25 Moss street i Burgess, Charles, manufacturer, 6 Cumberland court, 110 Causeyside—ho. 9 Wellmeadow Burgess, James, agent, 37 Thread street Burgoyne, Capt. J. J. H., barrack master—^house 6 East Buchanan street Burke, John, boot and shoemaker, 17 George street Burns, Miss Janet, flesher, Gilmour street Burns, William, feuar, 17 West street

^, CAIRNS, Rev. Robert, U. S. C. (No. 4)—56 Causeyside Calderwood, James, boot and shoemaker, 91 High street Caldwell & Campbell, writers, Gilmour street Caldwell, George, bookseller, stationer, and printer, 2 New street—ho. Teetotal Tower, West Sandyford Caldwell, George, foreman—house 7 George street Caldwell, Henry, gardener and contracting excavator, Baukfoot, Brediland Caldwell, James, writer, 6 Moss st —ho. 54 High st. Caldwell, John, manufacturer, 7 St. Mirren street—house 12 Neiiston street Caldwell, John & Son, tailors, 48 Storie street Caldwell, Mrs. Robert, feuar, Carriagehill Caldwell, Robert, 12 Neiiston street Caldwell, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 110 George street Caldwell, William, general agent, 17 Back Sneddon Caldwell, William, joiner and cartwright. Rowan st.—ho. Carriagehill

Caldwell, , teacher, 9 Mid lane, Ferguslie Callender, Alexander, rag and waste merchant, 9 New st. —^house 43 do. Callender, Mrs. James, grocer, 120 George street Callender, Peter, teacher, 3 Marshall's lane—house 25 Orchard street 24 PAISLEY,

Callender, Thomas, currier and leather merchant, 23 and 25 Thread street Cameron, A., confectioner, 5 Moss street Cameron, Christina, grocer, 3 Garthland street

Cameron, Daniel, officer fleshers' society, 10 Prussia st. Cameron, David, ropemaker, 84 High street Cameron, Duncan, spirit dealer, 10 Moss st.—ho. do. Cameron, Gaven, carding master, Underwood mill Cameron, Hugh, wine and spirit merchant, 6 Cotton st. Cameron, James, flesher, 8 Love street Cameron, John, grocer and victualler, 24 New street Cameron, John, ropemaker, 73 High street Cameron, John, spirit-dealer, 88 New Sneddon Cameron, Mrs., baker, 25 High street Cameron, Miss, dressmaker, 8 Lonend Cameron, Miss Sarah, furnishing and hosiery, 8 New st. Cameron, Robert, teacher and agent, 12 West street Cameron, Samuel, precentor. Baptist, 141 George street Cameron, Thomas, keeper West Toll Bar / Campbell, Alexander, of Barnhill, Sheriff-substitute—ho. 6 Garthland place Campbell, Alex., boot and shoemaker, 12 St. James' place Campbell, Alex., sheriff-officer, 23 Lawn street Campbell, Arch., grocer, 30 Causeyside Campbell, Arch., nailmaker, 24 West street Campbell, Charles, slater, 5 Queen street Campbell, D. and D., silk, cotton, and woollen dyers, 59 New Sneddon—house do. Campbell, Daniel, tailor, 89 High street Campbell, Duncan, flesher, 11 Smithhills—ho. 31 Gauze street Campbell & Gillespie, agents and messengers at arms, 4 Moss street, and 1 William street, Greenock Campbell & Gilmour, plumbers and gas fitters, 42 High st. Campbell, James, clerk at Martin Ss Hodge—ho. 52 Cau- seyside Campbell, James, feuar, 52 Causeyside Campbell, James, grocer, 5 Abbey close Campbell, James, wine and spirit dealer, 6 New Sneddon Campbell, John, broker, 19 Old Sneddon Campbell, John, clerk at Blackball silk factory Campbell, John, of Campbell & Gilmour—ho. 40 Lady lane Campbell, John, feuar, 3 North Croft street Campbell, John, flesher, 9 Back Sneddon Campbell, John, foreman to James Stirrat, 61 Higk street PAISLEY. 25

Campbell, John, salesman, 33 George street Campbell, John, spirit dealer and flesher, 38 Moss street Campbell, John, spirit dealer and fishmonger, 22 and 25 New street Campbell, John, of Wm. Stirling & Co—ho. 4 Meeting- house lane Campbell, John, sladesman, Saucel Brewery Co.— ho. 3 Bladda Campbell, John, wine and spirit merchant, 76 Broomlands —house 19 Queen street y Campbell, John, writer, 3 Moss street-—ho. 60 Love st. Campbell, Malcom, spirit dealer, 3 Old Sneddon Campbell & M'Intyre, dyers, 56 New Sneddon Campbell, Margaret, cowfeeder, 2 Renfrew street Campbell, Miss, dressmaker, 33 George street Campbell, Miss, teacher, 13 Wardrop street Campbell, Mrs. broker, 6 Abbey close Campbell, Mrs. Alexander, cowfeeder, 4 New Sneddon Campbell, Mrs. John, furnished lodgings, 3 Garthland st. Campbell, Mrs. matron, House of Recovery, 11 Bridge street (burgh) Campbell, Mrs. R. (Temperance Coffee House) 9 High street Campbell, Paul, bleacher, scourer, and shawl washer, Lonend Campbell, Rev. John, 44 Oakshaw street Campbell, Robert, broker, 6 Wellmeadow Campbell, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 23 Lawn st. and 25 Moss street f-. Campbell, Thomas, of Caldwell and Campbell—house 1 Garthland lane Campbell, Thomas, of Campbell and Gillespie—house 2 Caledonia street Campbell, Wm. shawl manufacturer, 3 Cumberland Court, 11 Causeyside—house 2 Orr street Campbell, William, teacher, 2 Gauze street Campsie, Thomas, porter to British Linen Co.'s Bank— ho. 2 Thread street house I Carlile, Alex, of James Carlile, Sons, and Co.— 76 New Sneddon Carlile, George, feuar, 23 Niddry street Carlile, James, Sons, and Co., thread manufacturers, 13 Carlile place

. Carlile, Jas. W. of Jas. Carlile, Sons and Co.—house 4 Garthland street — 26 PAISLEY.

Carlile, Thomas, bleacher, Houstoun—receiving office, 23 Moss street Carmichael, Charles, farmer, Hunterhill Carrick, James, grocer and cooper, 45 Millerston Carruth, Alexander, cooper, 58 Causeyside Carse, Mrs. grocer, 2 Bridge street (burgh) Carswell, AUan-r-ho. Short Roods, Nethercommon Cars well, John, lithographer, engraver, and printer, 103 High St.—-house 20 Orchard st. Carswell, John, writing-master, 4 Meeting-house lane house 38 New st. Carswell, John and Thomas, tea and coffee merchants and confectioners, 104 Causeyside and 23 New st. Carswell, Miss, 83 High st. Carswell, Mrs. Robert, Short Roods, Nethercommon

Cathcart, Mrs. Alex, grocer & spirit dealer, 6> Wallace st. Cathcart, Mrs. John, grocer, 77 High st. Chalmers, James K. teacher, 7 West Brae Chalmers, James, spirit dealer, 4 Old Sneddon Chalmers, Mrs. Wm. fruiterer and pickle maker, 10 Lawn St. Chalmers, Tarbet, grocer and vintner, 13 Maxwellton Chalmers, William, boot and shoemaker, 17 Thread st. Chapman, Mrs. furnishings, &c. 24 Causeyside Chillas, Robert, 95 High st. Christie, John, saddler, 50 Moss st. Christie, Mrs. William, grocer, 34 Wellmeadow Christison, James, messenger at arms, 8 High st. Cross Clapperton, John, &Co. thread manufs.^70 New Sneddon Clark, Andrew, warper, 4 Abbey close—ho. 3 Gauze st. Clark, Jas. of J. and J. Clark and Co.—ho. Chapel House Clark, John, grocer, 44 Moss st. Clark, John, of J. & J. Clark & Co—ho. Burns' place Clark, J. & J.& Co. thread manufacturers, counting-house and factory, 3 Clark's place, Seedhill Clarke, John, Superintendent Paisley Railway Station ho. 48 Caledonia st. Clark, John, shuttle-maker, 93 Causeyside Clark, Miss Jessie, straw-hat maker, 3 Gauze st. Clark, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 44 Moss st. Clark, Patrick, officer. Free St. Geo. Church, 2 Storie st. Clark, Robert, cowfeeder, 5 Silk st. Clark, Wm. late warper, 12 Bridge st. (burgh) y Cleland, Jas. gas inspector, 22 Moss st.—^ho. 70 Love st. Gleland, Peter, grocer, 18 Lady lane — PAISLEY. 27

Climie, Robert, civil engineer and surveyor, 101 High ste and 36 Argyle Arcade, Glasgow Clyne, Mrs. teacher, 38 Causeyside Coats, George, coalmaster, Nitshill colliery—ho. Crossmill / Coats, James, sen. late manufacturer—house 1 1 Back row,, Ferguslie Coats, J. & P. thread manufacturers, Ferguslie'' / Coats, Peter, of J. & P. Coats—house Woodside house / Coats, Thos. of J. & P. Coats—-house Ferguslie house Coats, William, grocer and ham curer, 68 Broomlands house 5 William street Cochran, Adam, gardener, Calside

Cochran, Alex, book agent, 15 Wardrop st. Cochran & Cross, carvers and gilders, 1 High st. Cochran, James, farmer, builder, and road contractor, 14 Thread st. vl Cochran, James, surgeon and oculist, 21 Wellmeadow Cochrane, James, teacher of dancing, 69 High street— academy, 4 Smithhills Cochran, John, feuar, Patterhill Cochran, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 19 Maxwellton st. Cochran, John, mashman, Saucel distillery, King st. Saucel Cochrane, Mat. agent for Glenfield Starch Co. 38 Causey- side Cochran, Mat. silk and yarn merchant, and agent for Friendly Insurance Co. 26 Orchard st.—ho. Hillhead Cochran, Miss, dressmaker. Blackball buildings Cochran, Mrs. eating-house, ales, &e. 20 Wellmeadow Cochran, Robert, feuar, 25 Old Sneddon

/-^X Cochran, Robert, merchant, 2, St. James' st. Cochran, Robert, weavers' oflBce, 26 Causeyside Cochran, William, clerk, Saucel distillery, King st.—ho. 2 Saucel Cochran, William, clockmaker, 19 Smithhills Cochran, William, enterer, 39 George st. Cochran, William, farmer. West March Cochran, William, joiner, cabinet maker, and windoAv glazier, 35 High st.—-house 41 do. Cockburn, John, wine and spirit dealer, 116 George st. CojQPee and News Room, 107 High st. (Cross), Wm. Aber- crombie, keeper—house Gilmour st. Collins, Henry, boot and shoe warehouse, S6 High st. Colquhoun, John, calenderer and bleacher, 10 Bridge st. (burgh)

Colquhoun, John, wine and spirit dealer, 9 North Croft st.. — 28 PAISLEY.

Colquhoun, Walter, Albert Shooting Saloon, 1 1 High st. Colquhoun, William, collector for Paisley Water Co., 22 Smithhills—house 17 Wellmeadow Colquhoun, William, foreman, gas works Comrie, Duncan, copper and tinsmith, 85 High st. Comrie, Peter, boot and shoemaker, 71 Broomlands

Comrie, Peter, cowfeeder, 4 West Campbell st. y Condie, John C. bookbinder and paper ruler, 6 Christie terrace—house 38 New st. Connell, Adam, beamer, 43 Broomlands Connell, Daniel, sheriff and town officer, and town crier, 2 Hunter st. Connell, John, 83 New Sneddon Connell, John, baker, 36 High st.—house do. Connell, Robert, baker, 6 Moss st. Connell, William, tailor, 4 Hospital lane Connor, Francis, travelling merchant, 98 High st. Cook, Archibald, engineer and manager of gas work house do. Cook, Christina, grocer, 12 George street Cook, Duncan, cooper, 4 Wellmeadow Cook, James, sub- distributor of stamps, and sub-collector of assessed taxes, Gilmour street—ho. Garthland st. Cook, Mrs., brush, basket, and toy warehouse, 3 Moss st. Cormie, James, spirit cellar, 2 St. MIrren street Cornwall, William, smith, 23 Gordon's lane—ho. 3 Bladda Corsair, Mrs. James, broker, 3 Wellmeadow Couper, James, cowfeeder, 1 Barclay street Couper, Robert, brushmaker, 28 Wellmeadow Cowan, Alexander, shoemaker, 31 Wellmeadow Cowan, Henry, pawnbroker, 26 Wellmeadow Cowan, Robert, & Co., fleshers, 20 Sandholes Cox, John, broker, 9 Lawn street

Cox, Mrs., midwife, 1 1 Middle lane Craig, Alex., of Gibson and Craig—ho. 33 Oakshaw st. Craig, Arch., of Donald and Craig—ho. 1 1 Abercorn st. Craig, David, writer, 5 Christie terrace—ho. Burns' place Craig, James, carter, 7 M'Farlane's lane Craig, James, merchant, Nethercommon Craig, James, & Co., brick, drain, and roofing tile makers, Greenock road, and Nethercommon Craig, James, victualler and tea dealer, 17 Wellmeadow Craig, John, foreman at Forbes, Chirney, & Hutchison's —house 1 Water brae (burgh) Craig, John, surgeon, 82 High street—ho. 3 Churchhill PAISLEY. 29

Craig, Miss, 26 High street Craig, Mrs., fish retailer, 26 Moss street Craig, Mrs., grocer, 3 Love street Craig, Mrs., midwife, 30 Gauze street Craig, William, contractor and builder, at Alex. King's, merchant, 107 High st. (Cross)—residence, Renfrew Craig, William, wine and spirit merchant, 32 Causeyside

Craw, -, dyer, Espedair street Craw, George, grocer, 79 Causeyside Crawford, Alexander, weavers' agent, 9 Wallneuk street Crawford, Andw., & Co., manufacturers, 116 Causeyside Crawford, Archibald, spirit dealer, 62 Storie street Crawford, David, carter, 15 Storie street Crawford, Hugh, weavers' wright and jacquard machine maker, 14 Broomlands Crawford, James, wood turner, 20 Smithhills ;•< Crawford, John, accountant and sharebroker, 5 Christie terrace—house 24 Orchard street Crawford, John S. professor of dancing and calisthenics, academy Exchange Rooms, 48 Moss street

> Crawford, John, agent, 3 St. Mirren street Crav/ford, John, wright, 28 Causeyside Crawford, John, writer, 24 Abbey street ^< Crawford, John, foreman at W. & J. Lowndes & Co ho. Underwood street Crawford, John, gardener, Underwood street Crawford, Matthew, carter, 19 Mill street Crawford, Miss, dressmaker, 33 George street Crawford, Miss, teacher of music, 24 Abbey street Crawford, Mrs. D. glass, china, and earthenware mer- chant, 48 Moss street

Crawford, Mrs- John, spirit dealer, 3 St. Mirren st. Crawford, Ninian, of Andrew Crawford & Co.—house Glen lane cottage

Crawford, Wm. coal merchant, Harbour lane—house 'S Back Sneddon Crichton, Thomas, commercial traveller. Burns" place Crichton, Mrs. Thomas, sen., 10 Back Sneddon Crooks, John, carter, 132 George st. Crooks, John, coal agent, 24 Hamilton st. Crooks, John, precentor U.S.C. Church (No. 2) —house 5 Inkle st. Cross, Andrew, trunk, travelling equipment, and umbrella manufacturer, 99 High st. Cross, James, and Co., shawl manufacturers, 18 Causeyside €2 —1 30 PAISLEY.

Cross, Mrs. muslin printer, 99 High st. iX Cross, William, carver and gilder, and plate glass mer- chant, 15 High St. (up 1 stair) t ' Crossley, James, and Co., dyers, Saucel Dye Works, 2 Saucel Crossley, James, of J. Crossley and Co. —ho. 2 Saucel Crossley, Michael, and Co., dye-wood chipping and grind-

ing mills, and preparers of printers' liquors, 1 Well St. Crossley, Michael, of M. Crossley and Co.—ho. 1 1 Well st. Crossley, Thomas, 5 Snodgrass lane, Seedhill Cumming, Alexander, of Camming, Melville and Co. —ho. Barterholm Camming, Fran, spirit dealer, 24 High st. and 6 Storie st. Cumming, Peter, spirit dealer, 16 Maxwellton st. Cumming, Melville, and Co., silk and woollen printers, Barterholm Cumming, Thomas, cowfeeder, 32 Castle st. Cunningham, Alexander, precentor Free South Church, 48 Hamilton st. Cunningham, Daniel, ironmonger, 88 High st. Cunningham, Mrs. Daniel, 21 High st. Cunningham, J. R. of Cunningham & Lambie—house 47 High St. Cunningham, John, baker, 25 Gordon's lane Cunningham, John, & Co., manufacturers, 18 Causeyside Cunningham & Lambie, tea merchants and general grocers, 90 High st, Cunningham, Misses, milliners, 13 High st. Cunningham, Mrs. John, 88 High st. Cunningham, Mrs. grocer, 6 Seedhill Cunningham, Mrs. dressmaker, 146 George st. Cunningham, Robert, 47 High st. Currie, David, church officer and sexton, 39 Oakshaw st. Currie, Findlay, cowfeeder, 10 School wynd Currie, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 4 Renfrew st. Cuthbertson, Miss Jean, dressmaker, 7 Love st, Cuthbertson, Robert, furnishings, 81 Broomlands Cuthill, James, manufacturer, 5 Wardrop st.

DALRYMPLE, James, foreman to Wallace & Connell house 29 Glen st. Dalzie], Mrs. William, milliner and straw hat maker, 140 George st. Davidson, Arthur—house 23 Oakshaw st. PAISLEY. 31

Davidson, Andrew, gardener and seedsman, 76 High st. Davidson, Andrew, weavers' wright, 28 Thread st. Davidson, James, grocer, 37 Thread st, Davidson, John, auctioneer and appraiser, 14 St. Mirren St. (Cross)—house 27 George st. Davidson, John, beamer, 55 George st.

Davidson, Mrs. Matthew, cowfeeder, 4 Newton st. Davidson, Thomas C. silk mercer and draper, 16 Highst. Davis, James, farmer, North Cardonald Davie, James, baker, 68 Love st. Davlin, James, broker, 78 High st. Dazley, Wm. shoemaker and broker, 3 New Smithhilis Deivon, Philip, carding master. Underwood mill

Dennistoun, A. spirit dealer, 5 Silk st. Dennistoun, Mrs. Greenlaw house Dewar, David, blacksmith, 5 Back Sneddon

Dick, John, & Co., shawl manufacturers, 169 George st. Dick, John, of John Dick & Co.—house Camphill Dick, Mrs. dressmaker, 9 Back Sneddon Dick, Peter, of Walter Dick & Son—^ho. 2 Oakshawhead Dick, Thomas, teacher, 52 George st. Dick, Thomas, of Walter Dick & Son—house 2 New Smithhilis Dick, Walter, & Son, shawl warehouse, 9 Causeyside Dick, Walter, of Walter Dick & Son—house Camphill Dickie, John, clothlapper, 16 Causeyside—house 28 New street Dickie, William, teacher, Stanley Dickie, William, M.D. 69 High st—ho. 28 New st. Directory Office, 43 High st., George Fowler, publisher, bookseller, and bookbinder Dobie, William, & Co. tobacconists and tallow chandlers, 12 High St.—house 34 Oakshaw st. Dobson, J. foreman, at P. & T. Watson's, 1 1 High st.

; Donald & Craig, engineers, millwrights, and machine makers, 8 Renfrew st. Donald, J. K. bookkeeper, railway, Gilmour st—ho. Burns' place Donald, John, iron merchant, l6 Old Sneddon—house 2 Back Sneddon Donald, Mrs. straw-hat maker, 6 Silk st. Donald, Robert, working goldsmith and jeweller, 102, High St. Donald, William, of Donald & Craig—Chouse 8 West Croft St. — 32 PAISLEY.

f}^- Donald, William, foreman, at W. & J. Lowndes, & Co. house 38 Back Sneddon Donaldson, Jas., boot and shoemaker, 18 Wellmeadow Donaldson, James, cowfeeder, 28 Love street Donaldson, James, shuttle maker and locksmith, 29 Old Sneddon Donaldson, John, boot and shoemaker, 17 Seedhill Donaldson, John, smith, iron plough maker, and licensed veterinary surgeon, 64 Love street—ho. Q5 do. Donaldson, Samuel, wright, 3 Thread street Donaldson, William, shoemaker, 5 St. James' street Dougall, C, tea merchant, 37 High street Dougal, John, manager, Underwood cotton works Douglas, John, boot and shoemaker, Carrlagehill Downie, John, shawl manufacturer, 4 Cumberland court, 110 Causeyside Downie, Mrs. Charles, Rosebank cottage, Calside Drennan, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 3 Broomlands

X_ Drummond, James, teacher, Sessional school, 125 George street—house 53 High street Drummond, James, tea dealer, ] 2 Barclay street Drummond, Robert, & Co., grocers and spirit dealers, 72 Canal street DuflP, Daniel, watch and clock maker, &c., 16 High st. Duff, Robert, general wholesale engine waste dealer, 2 Bridge st. (New Town)—house 6 do. Duffie, John, broker, 73 High street Dunbar, David, boot and shoemaker, 32 High street Duncan, David, gardener, Hope Temple gardens, 15 Love street Duncan, John, letter runner—house 15 Thread street Duncan, John, slademan to John M 'Dougal, 7 Ferguslie. East lane Duncan, Margaret, grocer, 20 Glen street Duncan, William, grocer, 76 High street yl Dunlop, Christopher, foreman to John Kerr & Co., 17 Abbey street—house 9 Shuttle street Dunlop, George, cowfeeder, 39 Lady lane Dunlop, James, (waiter) eating house, and spirit dealer, 2J Moss street

Dunlop, James, grocer, 1 6 Thread street Dunlop, John, farmer and grain dealer, 51 Caledonia st. Dunlop, Mrs. milliner, 7 Broomlands Dunlop, Ritchie, tailor, 2 Cotton street Dunlop, Mrs. William, grocer, 25 George street PAISLEY. 33

Dunn, James, Greenhill house Dunn, John, grocer, 8 Ferguslle ^^ Dunn, John, writer, 5 Moss street—house 42 High st. Dunn, William, manufacturer, Barterholm Dykes, Thomas, starcher and house factor, 99 Causeyside —house do.

EADIE, William, pattern drawer, 58 Storie street rsl Eeaglesim, R. & T. cloth merchants and clothiers, 6 High street Eaglesim, Robert, of R. & T. Eaglesim—ho. 36 Causeyside Eaglesim, Thomas, of R. & T. Eaglesim—ho. 1 Causey- side

Edgar, John, general grocer, 1 5 Old Sneddon Edmiston, William, spirit dealer, 34 Canal street Edwards, William, broker, 77 Broomlands Egleton, Robt. coal dealer, 27 Orchard street Elder, Wm. excise officer—-house Niddry street Elliot, Arthur, broker, 77 High street Enterkin, Hamilton, boot and shoemaker, 31 New street Enterkin, M. shoemaker, 107 Causeyside Erskine, Alexander, cowfeeder, 40 Millerston Erskine, D. & J. singeing house, 42 Causeyside and Cum- berland place / Erskine, David, of D. & J. Erskine—^ho. 43 Causeyside Erskine, J. of D. & J. Erskine—house 63 Causeyside Erskine, James, tailor, 9 Maxwellton street Erskine, John, mangier, 9 Maxwellton street Erskine, John, victualler and grocer, 15 George street Erskine, Robert, warper, 2 Bridge street (burgh) Erskine, Thomas, grocer, 43 Causeyside Evans, W^m. broker, 28 New Smithhills Ewing, Hugh, cowfeeder, 53 Back Sneddon Ewing, Thomas, Abbey church officer, 29 New Smithhills Excise Office, 28 New Smithhills, (see Public Offices)

FALCONER, David, wright, 1 Calside Falconer, Mrs. John, Kilmarnock coal depot, Gilmour st. —house 71 Love street Falconer, John & Wm. shawl cutters, Cumberland fac- tory, Laigh kirk lane Falconer, M. pawnbroker, 134 George street Falconer, William, surgeon, 6 Neilston street

Fairley, George, pawnbroker, 1 Gordon's lane, 31 and 38 Causevside-r-house do. 7 34 I*AISLEYi

Fairley, James, sexton, West Relief—house 53 Canal st. Farquhar, Robt. A. teller, of Bank Scotland—house 1 1 Causeyside Farquhar, Wm. manager and colour maker, Cumberland place, Laigh kirk lane Farquharson, Robert, thread manufacturer, 8 St. James' street—house 7 St. James' place Female School of Industry, 3 Queen street

Fergus, James, teacher, 5 Storie st.-—ho. 143 George st. Fergus, John, general furnishing warehouse, 101 Highst. Fergus, Walter, wright, 5 Stow street Eerguson, Daniel, smith and farrier, Lylesland Ferguson, Daniel, spirit dealer, 32 Canal street Ferguson, James, silk and worsted gas tube manufacturer, 25 Glen street Ferguson, James, Peesweep tavern, 29 Gauze street Ferguson, John, cowfeeder, 28 Well street Ferguson, John, gardener, West March—shop 7 Smithhills Ferguson, Misses, 3 New Sneddon Ferguson, Mrs. chandler, 93 High street Ferguson, Wm. bookbinder, 7 Moss street—ho. 7 Silk st. Ferguson, Wm. spirit dealer, 26 South Croft street Ferguson & Watson, silk merchants, 14 Causeyside Fernie, Wm. writer, Abercorn street

Ferrie, i\lexander, spirit dealer and eating house, 1 7 Cau- seyside Ferrie, Andrew, spirit dealer, 1 Bridge st. (New Town) Ferrie, Mrs. John, flesher, 17 Sandholes Findlay, A. L. classical teacher, 87 High street Findlay, James, agent Bank of Scotland, 8 St. Mirren st. —house 3 Garthland place Finlayson, James, jun. farmer. Mavis Bank Finlayson, J. & W. florists and seedsmen, 4 Clark's place Finlayson, James, of J. & W.- Finlayson,—ho. 4 Clark's pi. Finlayson, James, tailor and habit-maker, 5 Storie street Finlayson, Wm. of J. & W. Finlayson—-ho. 20 Seedhill Finlayson, Wm. shawl manufacturer, 109 Causeyside Fisher, George, wright and glazier, 81 New Sneddon Fisher, John, commission merchant, 30 New Sneddon Fisher, John, of Galloway, Fisher, & Co.—ho. 59 High st. Fisher, Thomas, tailor, 1 1 Broomlands Fisher, Wm. boot and shoemaker, 16 Barclay street Fitzpatrick, James, bricklayer, 25 Lawn street Fleming, David, wine, ale, and spirit merchant, 48 Moss st, Fleming, Gavin, builder, 89 High street — PAISLEY. 35

Fleming, James, jun. coal dealer, 33 Gordon's lane Fleming, James, grocer and coal dealer, 56 Storie street Fleming, John, jun. upholsterer, 21 High street Fleming, John, upholsterer, 33 High street—ho. 3 Albioa street Fleming, Mrs. Joseph, furnished lodgings, 3 Stow place Fleming, Mrs. grocer, 24 Broomlands Fleming, Robt. manager Seedhill factory—house do. Fleming, Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 14 Seedhill Fleming, Wm. shawl manufacturer, 6 Causeyside—house Camphill

Fletcher, Hugh, (Three Tun Tavern,) i High st. Forbes, Chirney, & Hutchison, manufacturers, 5 Forbes place, and 6 Water Brae, (burgh) Forbes, James, of Forbes, Chirney, & Hutchison—house Marchfield Forbes, Mrs. James, of Marchfield Forbes, Mrs. John, dressmaker, 8 George street Forbes, William, carpet and hearth rug manufacturer, 47 Maxwellton Forrester, Rev. Alex. Free Middle Church—house West March Forrester, Robt. boot and shoe maker, 87 High street house 47 do. Forsyth, Robt. grocer and spirit dealer, 95 New Sneddon Foulds, Andrew, brass founder, 24 High st. and 6l Duke street, Glasgow

Foulds, Andrew, foreman printer, 1 1 Marshall's lane house 16 Thread street Foulds, Andrew, Saucel distillery spirit cellar, 1 1 Abbey close and 4 Abbey st. Foulds, Hugh, jacquard cutter, 16 George street Foulds, Matthew, cooper, 95 High street

Fowler, George, publisher, bookseller, and bookbinder, . Renfrewshire Directory office, 43 High street Frame, James, spirit dealer, 18 Moss street France, Rev. William, U. S. C. (No. 1,) 49 Oakshaw st. Fraser, Alex, of Harrow, M'Intyre, & Co.—house Falside road Fraser, Donald, 42 Millerston .Fraser, Donald, sheriff officer, 19 Old Sneddon Fraser, George, tailor, 78 High street Fraser, James, grocer and tea merchant, 16 Wellmeadow Fraser, John, block cutter, 28 St. James' street Fraser, John, spirit dealer, Moss cottage, Greenock road 36 PAISLEY.

Fraser, Mrs. furnished lodgings, 8 George street Fraser, Peter, George Inn and Hotel, 2 Smithhills Fraser, William, spirit merchant, ]05 George street Fullerton, Alexander, copper and timsmith, 98 High st. —house 29 Oakshaw street Fulton, Col. Robert of Hartfield, Maxwellton house Fulton, James, grocer and ham curer, 14 St Mirren st house 85 New Sneddon Fulton, J. & W., scourers, shawl|washers, and starchmak- ers, Glenfield—warehouse 38 Causeyside Fulton, John, agent, 31 High street Fulton, Mrs. Wm., heddle-caster, 7 East lane, Ferguslie Fulton, Peter, South Church officer, 9 Neilston street Fulton, Bobt., canal store keeper, 18 canal st.—ho. 17 do. Fulton, Robt., feuar, 10 Abbey street Fulton, Robt., manager at Ross and Duncan's, 6 Aber- corn street Fulton, Robert, manufacturer, 51 Mill street Fulton, Thos., manuf., 113 Causeyside, ho. 57 George st. Futt, Mary, grocer, 29 Ferguslie Fyfe, James S., manager at Carriagehill factory—house Carriagehill cottage Fyfe, Mrs., druggist and midwife,' 36 St James' st. Fyfe, Wm., editor of the Renfrewshire Advertiser, and Farmers* Journal—house Greenlaw cottage

G^yLBRE/VTH, Archibald, teacher, 25 Oakshaw st. Galbreath, Charles, spirit dealer, 29 New Sneddon Galbreath, Jas., U. S. C. (No. 2) church officer & sexton, 5 Abbey close Galbreath, Mrs. John, 33 Oakshaw street Gallagher, Mrs., fruiterer, 106 Causeyside Gallagher, Mrs. Duncan, spirit dealer, 20 Abbey st. Galloway, Fisher, & Co. manufacturers and shawl print- ers, Cumberland place—sale room, 112 Causeyside Galloway, Wm., of Galloway, Fisher & Co—house 36 Causeyside Gait, John, boot and shoe maker, 5 New Sneddon Gait, John, tea dealer, 17 Sir Michael st. Gardner, Alex., printer, bookseller, and stationer, 3 Moss St.—printing office, 9 do.—house Greenhill cottage Gardner, Andrew, hair dresser, 12 St. Mirren st. Gardner, Archd., writer, 3 Moss st —ho. Nethercommon Gardner, James, clerk, prison—house County Buildings Gardner, James, feuar, 7 Smithhills PAISLEY. 37

Gardner, John, spirit dealer, 36 Moss st.

Gardner, Matthew, cowfeeder, 2 Moncrieff st. Gardner, Robt. messenger at arms, 27 Old Sneddon, and 169 Trongate, Glasgow

Gardner, Robert, farmer, Underwood st. (foot of Well st.) Gardner, Robt. weavers' office, 44 George st.

Gardner, Thos. cutler and edge-tool maker, 31 High st. Gardner, Thomas, cowfeeder, 3 John st. Garvin, John, spirit dealer, 67 Canal street, and flesher, 149 George street Gartley, Geo., broker, 12 Smithhills Gavin, James, manufacturer, 3 Millerston Gemmell, Andrew, warper, 26 Causeyside Gemmell, Jas., shawl manufacturer, 116 Causeyside—ho. 16 Cotton street Gemmell, John, carter and cowfeeder, 15 Back Sneddon Gemmell, John, writer, Gilmour st. —^ho. 21 Caledonia st,

Gemmell, Miss, dress maker, 1 1 West Campbell st. Gemmell, Mrs. cowfeeder, 5 Bridge st. (burgh) Gemmell, Peter, warper, 14 Causeyside Gentles, Thomas, plumber and brassfounder, 32 High street—^house 44 New street George, Adam, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 1 Williamsburgh George, John, musician, 30 Gauze street Gibb, Alexander, of Gibb & Thomson—house Linside Gibb, James, Commercial Inn and Coffee House, 51 Moss street, and 103 High street (Cross)

Gibb, John, house factor and agent, ] 39 George st. Gibb, Matthew, joiner and cart-wright, 3 IVIill st. Gibb, Mrs. John, 32 Calside Gibb, Thomas, Martyrs' church officer and sexton, and house factor—^house 54 Broomlands Gibb & Thomson, bleachers, Linside Gibb, William, flower lasher and jacquard cutter, 83 Cau- seyside Gibb, William, late Merchant, 33 Old Sneddon st. Gibbons, Thos. broker, 7 New Smithhills Gibson, Alexander, furnishing shop, 16 Wellmeadow Gibson, Alexander, manufacturer, 8 Moss street Gibson, A. writer, and ^Justice of Peace clerk depute, County Buildings—house 44 High street Gibson, Allan, tea dealer, 16 New Sneddon Gibson, Andrew, confectioner arvd baker, 38 High st. ] Gibson, Andrew, cork maker, 13 High street Gibson, Andrew, flower lasher, 143 George street D — 38 PAISLEY.

Gibson, Andrew, of J. & A. Gibson—house 6 Gauze st. Gibson, Andrew, spirit dealer, 12 Back Sneddon Gibson & Craig, wine, spirit, and tea merchants, 107 and 108 High street (Cross) Gibson, Dav. precentor Free St. Geo. Ch.—ho. 9 Canal st. Gibson, Francis, spinning master, Underwood mill Gibson, Francis, tailor, 14 St. Mirren st. Gibson, James, spirit dealer, 41 Ferguslie Gibson, John, flower-lasher, 150 George st. Gibson, John, spirit dealer, Canteen, Paisley Barracks Gibson, J. & A. yarn merchants, 113 Causeyside Gibson, Miss, 44 High street Gibson, Mrs. grocer, 16 Broomlands Gibson, Mrs. N., 44 High street Gibson, William, of Gibson & Craig—ho. 42 Oakshaw st. GifFen, Mrs., furnished lodgings, 56 Causeyside Giffen, William—house Canal Bank Gilchrist, Allan, boot and shoemaker, 8 New st. Gilchrist, John, silk, cotton, and woollen dyer. Blackball Dyeworks—ho. do.—orders left at I Bladda, (Saucel Bridge) Gilchrist, Walter, clothlapper, 2 Cumberland Court, 110 Causeyside Gillespie, Mrs. James, spirit dealer and eating house, 43 Moss street Gillespie, John, of Campbell & Gillespie, 1 William street, Greenock Gillespie, William, slater and slate merchant, 43 Moss street—slate yard, 82 New Sneddon Gillies, John, quoiting and bowling tavern, 31 Caledonia st. Gillin, Charles, porter, 106 Causeyside Gillin, Patrick, porter, 3 Storie street Gilniour, Archibald—house 56 Causeyside Gilmour & Gibb, joiners and cabinet makers, 116 Causey- side (back land) Gilmour, Hugh, flesher, 1 Ferguslie Gilmour, John, joiner and cart-wright, 19 Abbey close house 15 Thread street Gilmour, John, of Campbell & Gilmour—house 12 Bridge street (burgh) Gilmour, John, house 56 Causeyside Gilmour, John, land surveyor, 2 St. James' place Gilmour, Mrs. James, spirit dealer, 24 New street Gilmour, Robert, carter and cowfeeder, 15 Seedhill Gilmour street boot and shoe shop, Gilmour street — PAISLEY. 39

^ilmour, Thomas & Co. silk and shawl merchants, 2 For- bes' place Gilmour, Thos. of Thos. Gilmour & Co.—ho. Prospect hill Gilroy, Mrs. grocer, 9 Lylesland Givan, William, tailor, 89 High street Glassford, David, silk dyer and renovator, 10 St. Mirren street—dyeworks, 29 Causeyside Gleed, John S. excise officer—house Blackball Buildings Glen, Allan, tailor, 89 Causeyside

Olen, H. tuscan and straw-hat manufacturer, 86 High st. Glen, Thos. grain merchant and miller, Hawkhead mills^ and baker, 18 Broomlands Glen, William, farmer, Hawkhead Mains

Gold, James, tailor, 16 Storie st<. Gold, Mrs. mangier, 13 New st. Goldie, Henry, tailor, 23 Wellmeadow Good, William, foreman at R. Guthrie & Co.'s—ho. 141 George st.

Goodlet, Miss, milliner and straw-hat maker, 3 Bridge st. Goodlet, Thomas, comic singer, 3 Bridge st. (burgh) Gordon, Alexander, accountant, 56 Love st. Gordon,, Misses, dressmakers, 93 Causeyside

Gordon, Moses, boot and shoemaker, i Storie st. Gordon, Mrs. dressmaker, 3 Silk st. Gordon, Mrs. 4 East Buchanan st. Gordon, William, carter, 22 New Smithhills Ooudie, Wm. cooper and riddle maker, 48 and 49 High st. Gow, Andrew, carter. Bakers' Mill—ho. 65 Canal st. Gowans, Thomas, gardener, Orr Town Graham, Alex, brewer, Saucel brewery Co. 9 Saucel house do. Graham, John, wine and spirit merchant, 1 Old Sneddon, 29 New Smithhills, and 148 George st. Graham, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 64 Broomlands Graham, Robert, manager, Saucel distillery. King street, Saucel—^house 24 Orchard st. Graham, Thomas, clothier and draper, 47 Moss st—ho« 3 Back Sneddon Graham, Thomas, & Son, wine and spirit merchants, 88 High St. Graham, Walter, cowfeeder, 3 Cotton st. Granger, Luke, tailor, 15 Back Row, Sandholes Grant, Thomas, precentor, West Relief Church—house Love St. Gray, George, smith and ploughmaker, 1 Williamsburgh 40 PAISLEY.

Gray, Hugh, foreman to baking association—ho. 7 South Croft St. Gray, Wm. maltman, Saucel distillery, King st. Saueel Gray, William, spirit dealer, 66 Causeyside Green, Jos. chimney-sweeper and fireman, 7 Dyers' wynd Greenlees, Hugh, manufacturer, 7 St. Mirren st. —ho. 8 St. James' place

Greenlees, Matthew, manufacturer, 4 Forbes place—^ho. Cartvale Greenlees, Mrs. stay maker, 19 High st. Greenlees, Thomas, of Thomas Greenlees & Co ^house Camph ill Greenlees, Thomas, & Co. silk merchants, 13 Causeyside Guild, James & William, distillers, Glenpatrick Guthrie, David F. furniture warehouse, 86 High st — workshop, 16 Causeyside—ho. 66 High st. Guthrie, James, spirit dealer, 4 Cotton st. Guthrie, Mrs. William, milliner and straw-hat maker, 26 Gauze St. Guthrie, Robert, & Co. shawl manufacturers, 114 Cau- seyside Guthrie, Robert, of R. Guthrie & Co.—ho. 3 Orr st. Guthrie, William, & Co. grocers and spirit dealers, 92 New Sneddon.

HAIR, John, manuf. 15 Causeyside—ho. 85 High st. Halden, Geo. warper, 109 Causeyside—ho. 53 Storie st. Halden, John, & Co. manufacturers, 9 Marshall's lane, sale room, 116 Causeyside Halden, John, of J. Halden & Co—ho. Camphill Halden, Mrs. leghorn and straw-hat maker, 53 Storie st. Halden, Robert, warper, 21 Causeyside Hall, Alexander, grocer, 16 Orchard st. Hamilton, Adam, of Loundsdale Hamilton, Adam, & Sons, bleachers, Blackland mill Hamilton, Alex.—house Blackland mill Hamilton, Alex, teacher of drawing, 1 8 Orchard st. Hamilton, George, manager Blackland mill Hamilton, Hugh, builder & contractor, 15 Sir Michael st. Hamilton, James, clothier and spirit dealer, 65 Love st. Hamilton, James, coal agent. King st. Saucel—house 6 Lonend Hamilton, John—^house Blackland mill Hamilton, John, foreman at Robert M'Kechnie, jun.—^ho« 7 West Brae — PAISLEY. ' 41

Hamilton, John, grocer, 33 George st. ^ Hamilton, John, writer, 16 Moss st. Hamilton, Mrs. 57 Love st. Hamilton, Mrs. corset and staymaker, 20 Causeyside Hamilton, Robert, accountant and house-factor, 84 Canal st—^house 11 Wardrop st. Hamilton, Thomas, warper, 25 Orchard st. Hamilton, William, bleacher, Lounsdale Hamilton, William, confectioner, 84 High st. Handel, Robert, gardener, 11 Broomlands Hanna, David, grocer, 10 Glen st. yLHanna, Robert, of Reid & Hanna—house 8 George st. Hannah, George, cowfeeder, 13 Newton st.

/ Hannay, James, silver smith and jeweller, 20 High st house Burns' place Hardie, Mark, boot and shoemaker, 53 Hight st. Hardie, Mrs. Robert, leather cutter, boot and shoemaker, 14 Smithhills Hardie, Mrs. William, Burns's place Hardie, William, shoemaker, 11 Williamsburgh Harper, Andrew, victualler, 25 Moss st. —John Kennedy, salesman Harper, Frances, pattern-drawer, 3 Bladda Harper, James, accountant, Carlile lane, 85 New Sneddon Harpers, Misses, milliners and straw-hat makers, 3 Bladda Harper, Robert, shoemaker, 29 Newton st. Harris, Alexander, watch and clock maker, 25 High st. Harrow, John, of Harrow, M'Intyre & Co. —ho. Failside road Harrow, M'Intyre, & Co., calico, woollen, and silk printers;. Collinslee Harrow, Robert, of Harrow, M'Intyre, &; Co.—house Western Carriagehill place •• Hart,, Alexander, post-master—house Gilmour st. Hart, John, clerk, post-office—house 4 Christie st. Hart, John, draper, general furnishing shop, 7 High st. —house Cartvale Hart, John, precentor, 3 School wynd Hart, John, sheriff-officer, 88 New Sneddon Hart, John, writer, and sheriff clerk of Renfrewshire, 87 High St. Hart, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 95 High st. Hart, Mrs. midwife, 27 Castle st. Hart, Mrs. Wm. Swan Inn, 22 New Smithhills Hart, Robert, spirit dealer, 16 George st. d2 42 PAISLEY.

Hart, Wm. writer, auctioneer, and appraiser, 95 High St.- Harvey, George, grocer and spirit dealer, 1.11 George st. Harvey, J. & Co., wine and spirit merchants, 15 King St. Saucel Harvey, James, of James Harvey & Co.—ho. 8 Saucel Harvey, John, smith, and spirit dealer, 3 Mile house Harvie, James, turner, 25 Maxwellton st. Hastie, Archibald, baker, 4 Lawn st. Hastie, Arch. Esq., M.P. for Paisley, residence London Hatchard, James, tailor, 152 George st. Hatrick, Alex, smith, bell hanger, & gas fitter, 92 High st.

f Hatrick, William, wholesale and retail genuine drug and patent medicine warehouse, 102 High st. —house 13 Thread st. Hay, George, tailor, 10 Broomlands /Hay, Peter, silk dyer and renovator, 21 Smithhills—ho.. 4 Bank st. Hay, Robert, & Son, engravers, copperplate printers, and lithographers, 12 High st.—house 77 Canal st. Hector, Alexander, dyer, 48 Causeyside Heiton, John, joiner and timber merchant, 7 South Croft st.—house 4 Gauze st. Hegney, Arthur, surgeon, 25 Old Sneddon Henderson, Alexander, foreman, Nethercraigs Henderson, A. P. writer, 87 High st. Henderson, Andrew, baker, 12 Gauze st. Henderson, Colin, church officer, 5 Sir Michael st. Henderson, John, cutler and hardware merchant,^ 19 High st —ho. 69 do. Henderson, John, gardener, 6 Neil st. Henderson, John, spirit dealer, 12 Gauze st. Henderson, Miss L. dressmaker, 18 Gauze st. Henderson, Peter, of Reid & Henderson—^ho. 42 High st. Henderson, Richard, broker, 3 Abbey close Henderson, Thomas, accountant and session-clerk. Abbey parish, 21 Smithhills—ho. 1 Great Hamilton st. Henderson, William, spirit merchant and confectioner, 22 High st—ho. do.—general grocer and tea merchant, 18 Causeyside Hendry, James, cowfeeder, 7 Maxwellton Hendry, O. surgeon and druggist, 15 Broomlands y Hendry, R. late apothecary, 15 Broomlands Hendry, Robert, grocer, 63 Causeyside Hendry, Robert, grocer, 4 Lylesland Hennlng, Misses, dressmakers, 89 High st. PAISLEY. 43

Henry, James, feuar, Camphill Henry, John, apothecary and druggist, 82 High st ho. 43 do. Henry, John, foreman at Forbes, Chirney, & Hutcheson's —ho. 26 Back Sneddon Hill, John, clerk, 22 Causeyside Hill, John, gardener and cowfeeder, Nethercommon—shop 17 Back Sneddon Hill, John, spirit dealer, 44 Storle st. Hill, Mrs. dressmaker, 5 Orr square Hodge, Arch, accountant, 4 Christie Terrace—house 85 New Sneddon Hodge, J. & T. tobacconists, 20 High st. Hodge, James, of J. & T. Hodge—ho. 9 Wellmeadow Hodge, Thomas, of J. & T. Hodge—ho. 20 High st. Hodge, William, of Martin & Hodge—ho. George place Hogg, John, farmer, Cardonald Hogg, Mrs. furnished lodgings. Smith's lane, New Sneddon Hogg, William, carter, 31 Moss st. Holmes, Cunningham, plasterer and spirit dealer, 38 High st—lime-yard, 13 Storie st. Holmes, James, cowfeeder, 8 Storie st.

Holms, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 10 Storie st. Holms, James, jun. manufacturer, 38 New st. Holms, James, manufacturer, 7 St. Mirren st.—ho. Saucel Bank House Holms, A. C—house East Sandyford Holms, Alex, victualler, 20 Broomlands—ho. 69 do. Holms, Matt, joiner and glazier, 130 George st. —ho. do. Holms, Mrs. furnishing shop, 15 Smithhills Holms, Mrs. J. grocer and spirit dealer, 72 Broomlands Holms, Mrs. Janet, grocer, 60 George st. Holms, William, of A. C. Holms & Co ho. Saucel Bank Hood, Charles, (Crown Inn) 8 High st. (Cross) Hood, John, brazier, tin and copper plate worker, and gas fitter, 1 Smithhills—workshop, 20 Abbey close Hood, John, victualler and spirit dealer, 95 New Sneddon Hood, Thomas, grocer and victualler, 17 Lawn st. Hood, William, grocer, 6 Barclay st. Hope, James, general agent, and wright and turner, Carlile lane, 85 New Sneddon Hope, James, shoemaker and broker, 38 Moss st. Hope, John L. Gateside Hope, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 13 Dyers' wynd —house 70 Love st. — 44 PAISLEY.

Hopkins, John, flower-lasher, 10 Barclay st.

Hosie, Robt. teacher of Abbey Parish School, 8 Thread st.

House of Recovery, 1 1 Bridge st.

Houston, George, shawl manufacturer, 1 1 2 Causeyside house 45 Oakshaw st. Houston, James, victualler, 24 Wellmeadow Houston, J. milliner and dressmaker, 26 Causeyside

Houston, John, general furnishing warehouse, 15 High st. —house 20 do. Houston, J. M. at Sillars, Oxley, & Co—ho. 6l Love st. Houston, Mrs. George, 45 Oakshaw st. Houston, Peter, cowfeeder, 7 Silk st. Houstoun, Robert, glass, china, and stoneware merchant, 2 Smithhills —house do. Houston, Wm. at Thos. L. Paterson's—ho. 45 Oakshaw st. Houstoun, W. L. sheriff clerk depute, County Buildings —ho. 28 George st. Howe, Mrs. furnished lodgings, 8 Abercorn st. Howie, James, cowfeeder, 5 Prussia st. Hume, Robert, grocer, 3 School wynd Humphreys, A. M. accountant, Clydesdale Bank—^ho. 22 Causeyside Humphries, James, builder, 35 Oakshaw st. Hunter, David, assistant clerk, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon Hunter, James, chimney sweeper, 94 High st. Hunter, John, clerk at Barr & M'Nab's—-ho. II Aber- corn st. Hunter, John & Co. joiners and cabinet makers, 100 High St. furniture warehouse, do—^timber yard, 4 and 5 Hunter st. Hunter, John, of John Hunter & Co—house 101 High st. Plunter, John, tailor, 58 George st. Hunter, Miss, milliner and dressraaker^ 27 High st. Hunter, Miss, teacher, School of Industry, 2 New st. —ho. 9 Wellmeadow Hunter, Robert, gardener, 82 High st.—garden, Greenlaw Hunter, Robert, of John Hunter & Co —ho. 19 School wynd Hunter, Robert, wine and spirit dealer, 19 Smithhills Hunter, Thomas, spirit dealer, 22 Hamilton st. Hunter, Wm. cabinet maker, joiner, and weavers' wright, 84 George st. Hunter, William, druggist, 67 Causeyside Hunter,Wm.tobacconist, 101 Highst —ho, 48 Oakshaw st. — PAISLEY. 45

Hutcheson, Mrs. grocer, stoneware and crystal shop, 28 Wellmeadow (post-office receiving box) Hutchison, Andrew, grocer, 36 Canal st. Hutchison, Archibald, of Forbes, Chirney, and Hutchison, —ho. Fairhill, Calside Hutchison, David, dyer, Espedair dye works, Espedair st. —^house do. Hutchison, James, plasterer and spirit dealer, 1 St. James' st. Hutchison, James, plasterer, 3 Glen lane Hutchison, James, surgeon and druggist, 23 Causeyside house do- Hutchison, John, plasterer, 3 West st. Hutchison, Miss, milliner and straw-hat maker, 1 Smith- hills Hutchison, Mrs. Matthew, feuar, 18 Abbey close Hutchison, Robt. spirit dealer and eating-house, 22 Smith- hills V Hutchison, Thos. foreman, Forbes, Chirney, & Hutchison's —house Orr st. Hutchison, Wm. starch er, wool sizer, and purifier of silk and wool, George place—house do. Hutton, Arthur, porter, Western Bank of Scotland—ho. 7 High St. Hyde, Misses, milliners, straw-hat and dressmakers, Blackball Buildings Hyde, Mrs. grocer. Blackball Buildings

INGLLS, Thomas, grocer, Lylesland Ingram, James—house 70 Causeyside Ingram, Thomas, & Co. shawl manufs. 4 Orchard st. ij^ Ingram, Thomas, of Thomas Ingram «fe Co.—ho. 1 Green- ^ law St. Irvine, Miss, teacher. School of Industry, l7 Hunter st. ho. 23 Moss St. Irvine, Robert, merchant, 113 George st.

^ JAAP, John, boot and shoemaker, 1 High st. —ho. 2 do. Jaap, Robert, beer and spirit dealer, 36 Ferguslie Jack, George, letter carrier—house 1 St. James' st. Jack, John, sen. feuar, 52 Storie st. Jack, John, jun. grocer and grain merchant, 52 Storie st. Jack, Mrs. furnished lodgings, 53 High st. Jack & M'Ansh, victuallers and grocers, 2 Causeyside Jack, Peter, grocer and grain merchant, 95 High st. Jack, Peter, writer, 9 Moss st. —^house 50 Love st. — 46 PAISLEY.

Jack, Robert, grocer, 9 Stock st. Jack, Robert, spirit dealer, 5 Union st. Jack, Robert, thread manuf., Cumberland factory, Laigii Kirk lane—house 36 Causeyside Jackson, Andrew, grocer, 10 Gauze st. Jackson, John, cowfeeder, 39 High st. Jackson, Matthew, farmer, Rylees and Pennelly Jackson, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 76 High st. Jaffray, James, wright and shuttle maker, 118 George st. jamieson, James, silk mercer, haberdasher, and straw-hat maker, 97 High st.—house 88 do. Jamieson, John, (Royal Oak tavern) 45 Moss st. Jamieson, Miss, dressmaker, 32 High street Jamieson, Mrs. Archibald, 4 Garthland place Jamieson, Robert, baker and spirit dealer, 2 Broomlands Jamieson, William, 97 Causeyside Jamieson, William, Ram's Head Inn, 2 High street Jardine, R. teacher of English, writing, and arithmetic, 46 High street—house 53 do. Jeffrey, John, plumber, gas fitter, and zinc worker, 14 St. Mirren street—ho. 4 Moss street Jeffrey, William, M. D. 18 Orchard street Johnston, James, broker and shoemaker, 29 New Smith- hills Johnston, Chas. agent, Ayr Railway—ho. 3 Caledonia st. Johnston, James, broker and weavers' office, 1 00 George st. Johnston, James, flesher, 99 Causeyside—house 22 do. Johnston, John, agent, 18 Causeyside Johnston, Joseph, muslin manufacturer, 18 Causeyside house 12 St. James' place

Johnson, Mrs. broker, 1 1 Smithhills Johnson, Thos. clerk, Greenock Railway Co. Joint line Johnston, William, precentor, U. S. C. (No. 4)—house 65 Canal street Johnston, William, tailor, 103 High Street (Cross)

KANE, Mrs. Hugh, broker, 23 New Smithhills Kay, James, excise officer—house 77 High street Keir, Samuel, hairdresser, 13 Wellmeadow Keith, Alex. 5 Garthland street Keith, Margaret, spirit dealer, 29 Orchard street Keith, Neil, at Wm. & Jas. Lowndes & Co—house 21 St. James' street Kelly, Andrew—house 9 Marshall's lane Kelly, John, pastor, Independent-^-house 29 Thread st. — PAISLEY. 47

Kelso, James, manufacturer, 19 Stock street Kelso, Thomas, foreman at W. Brown & Sons, 15 War- drop street Kelso, Wm. reporter for Scotch Reformers' Gazette, 91 High street—house 42 do. Kennedy, Archd. spirit dealer, 86 New Sneddon Kennedy, Alex, grocer, victualler, and spirit dealer, 95 New Sneddon Kennedy, C. John, teacher—academy, 30 Causeyside house do. Kennedy, David M. teacher, 2 Glen st.—house 34 do. Kennedy, Hugh, carter and coal dealer, 6 Lawn st, Kennedy, John, jun. engineer and machinist, 30 Causey- side, and 4 Gordon's lane Kennedy, John, twister, 151 George st.

Kenny, Rev. Daniel, 2 East Buchanan st.

Kent, James, cowfeeder and grocer, 3 Cross st. Kent, James, grocer and victualler, 6 Moss st.

Kent, Miss, milliner and straw-hat maker, 3 Cross st. ^ Kerr, Andrew, precentor, East Relief Church—^house 30 Thread st.

Kerr, Charles, joiner and cabinet maker, 65 High st. Kerr, David, spirit dealer, 1 1 West Croft st. Kerr, Hugh, spirit dealer, 14 St. Mirren st. Kerr, Hugh, wine and spirit merchant, 7 Glen st. Kerr, James, baker, 99 High st. Kerr, James, of J. & J. Clark & Co.—^ho. Whitehaugh Kerr, James, Old Deer Inn, 21 Broomlands Kerr, John, baker, 94 Causeyside Kerr, John, feuar, 28 Old Sneddon Kerr, John, & Co. manufs. 17 Abbey st. —house do. Kerr, John, & Sons, thread manufs. 28 Gordon's lane Kerr, John, thibet cropper and shawl cutter, 28 Gordon's lane—house 25 do. Kerr, Mrs. Andrew, grocer, 7 Cotton st. Kerr, Mrs. Archibald, milliner and straw-hat maker, 12 New Sneddon Kerr, Mrs. midwife, 16 Broomlands Kerr, Peter, & Son, heddle twine and thread manufs. 34 New St. Kerr, Peter, of Peter Kerr & Son—house 34 New st. Kerr, Robert, Glenury Distillery spirit cellar, 3 Lillia's wynd Kerr, Robert, manufacturer, 21 Thread st. —-house 20 do—dyework Bladda 48 PAISLEY.

Kerr, Thomas, locksmith, &c. 18 Moss st.

Kerr, William, bellows and umbrella maker, 5 Lawn st. Kerr & Wilson, manufacturers, 7 St. Mirren st. Kerr, William, upholsterer, 84 High st. Kesson, John, grocer and spirit dealer, Lylesland Kesson, Mrs. dressmaker, 11 Wardrop st. Kidd, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 69 George st. Killoch, Miss, milliner & straw-hat maker, 10 Williams- burgh Killoch, John, spirit dealer, 10 Willlamsburgh Killoch, William, flesher, 20 Orchard st. Kilpatrick, Alex, coal dealer, 2 New Sneddon Kilpatrick, Hugh, tailor, 103 High st. (Cross) Kilpatrick, James, bricklayer, 25 Lawn st. Kilpatrick, J. & W. wrights, 10 Inkle st. Kilpatrick, Thomas, tailor, 24 Storie st.

Kincaid, Miss, dressmaker, ] 1 Glen st. King, Alexander, of King & Russell—ho. 4 Clark's place King, Alexander, merchant, (Coffee Room Buildings, Cross) 107 High st—ho. 16 Moss street King, James (Bull Inn) 6 New st. King, James, weaver and poet, 27 Hamilton st. King, John, keeper Corsebar toll bar King, J. & W. enterers, 8 Cotton st. King, Matthew, coal merchant, l6 Old Sneddon—ho. 65 Canal st. King, Mrs. fruiterer, 83 Broomlands King, Mrs. William, 9 Lonend King, Robert, teacher, 34 Hamilton st. King &L Russell, dyers, 4 Clark's place King, Walter & John, contractors and builders, orders left at Alex. King's, merchant, 107 High st. (Cross) —residence Houston King, W^illiam, broker, 67 Broomlands Kinninmont, Isabella, grocer & spirit dealer, 5 Williams- burgh Kirkland, John, manufacturer, 13 Canal st.—^house 23 George st. Kirkland, Thos. grocer and spirit dealer, 3 Renfrew st. Kirkland, Robert, clothlapper, 112 Causeyside—house 5 Orchard street Kirkwood, Allan, writer, 4 Moss st. Kirkwood, Wm. grocer and cowfeeder, 3 Maxwellton st. Knox, James, clock and watchmaker, 80 High st..^-ho. 8 Orr square — PAISLEY. 49

Knox, R. joiner and timber merchant, 20 New Sneddon Knox, Robert, clock and watchmaker, 64 High st.

LAING, Thomas, excise officer—^ho. Wardrop st. Laird, Jas. iron founder, 89 New Sneddon—ho. 37 do. Laird, John, perfumer and hair cutter, 109 High st. house 2 do. Laird, Miss J. dressmaker, 86 High st. Laird, Mrs. John, dressmaker and milliner, 92 High st. Laird, Robt. linen and woollen draper, 33 High st—ho. 9 Wellraeadow Lamb, James J. architect and surveyor, Underwood cot" tage, and iron merchant, 4 St. James' place Lamb, Robert, clerk at John Hart's, writer, 87 High st. —house 21 Niddry st. Lamberton & Tennant, silk mercers and woollen drapers, 92 High St. Lambie, Andrew, hairdresser, 37 Moss st. Lambie, Andrew, hairdresser, 22 Abbey st. Lambie, Gavin, block-cutter, 57 Canal st. Lambie, J. C. of Cunningham & Lambie—ho. 57 Canal st. Lambie, William, Burns' place Lang, Alexander, jun., manufacturer, 59 George st. Lang, Alex. sen. late manufactarer, 59 George st. Lang, Gavin, of Lang & Wilson—house Burns' place Lang, James, leather merchant, 31 High st. and boot and shoemaker, 70 Broomlands—house 1 1 King st. Lang, James, East Relief church officer and house factor, 10 Thread st. Lang, James, manufacturer, 16 Glen st. Lang, James, treasurer and manager Canal Company? 18 Canal st.—house 10 Barclay st. Langj John, dyer and renovator, 9 St. Mirren st. Lang, Misses, dressmakers, 7 Abbey st. Lang, Mrs. grocer, 13 Castle st. Lang, Peter, causewayer and cowfeeder, 33 Moss st. Lang, Robert H. foreman at Robert M'Arthur & Co. dye- works, 8 Marshall's lane—house 24 Orchard st. Lang, William, boot and shoemaker, 4 Ralston square Lang & Wilson, writers and town clerks, County Buildings Langmuir, James, farmer, Whiteford Langmuir, Robert, cowfeeder, 60 Canal st. I^angmuir, Robert, flesher, 20 Causeyside—house do. Lapsley, John, druggist, 57 George st. and 26 Wellmeadow Lapraik, Mrs. eating-house, 7 New st. 50 PAISLEY.

Latin, Samuel, hairdresser, 149 George street Latta, J. spirit dealer, 43 Millerston Latta, John, Hay Weighs Inn, 3 King st. Latta, Wm. plasterer, 3 Brown's lane—lime yard, Shuttle st. Lauder, Alexander, smith, copper and tin-plate worker, 1 Water Brae, New Smithhills—house 28 do. Lawrie, Mrs. John, cowfeeder, 25 Lady lane Lawrie, Thomson, confectioner, 12 St. Mirren st. Laurie, Walter, butler, Brabloch Law, David, accountant, Glasgow Union Bank, 109 High st. —house 61 do. Lawson, Alexander, excise officer, 5 George st. Lawson, John, clerk, Nethercommon print works Lawson, M. spirit dealer, 150 George st. Lawson, Miller, & Park, woollen and silk printers, print- works, Nethercommon Lawson, Thomas, farmer, Carriagehill Lawson, William, ironmonger, 109 High st. I Leckie, Arch, dyer, Lonend Dye Works—ho. 2 Lonend Leckie, Jas. at Saucel Brewery—ho. 2 Causeyside

- Lee, James, farmer, Stanley Lee, Mrs. corset and dressmaker, 1 Hospital lane Lee, Robert, joiner and cartwright, Stanley Leighton, Robert, builder, 42 Moss st. Leiper, Alexander, feuar, Gateside Leitch, Andrew, pattern-drawer, 99 Causeyside Leitch, John, joiner and cabinet maker, 7 East Buchanan st. Leitch, William, tailor, 25 High st. Lenox, Robert, grocer, spirit dealer, and provision mer- chant, 20 St. James' st. Leslie, Misses, dressmakers, 2 Cotton st. Liddell, James, druggist, 9 St. James' place Light, John, flower lasher, 44 Storie st. Lindsay, Walter, smith and farrier, 22 Canal st —ho. do. Little, Miss, milliner and straw-hat maker, 28 St. James' st. Livingston, Malcolm, flesher, 17 Moss st. Lochhead, James, coal merchant, 18 Abercorn st.—ho. 16 Thread st. Lochhead, John, draper & clothier, 100 High st —^ho. 49 do. Lochhead, John, farmer, Ingleston Lochhead, John, spirit dealer, 15 Gauze st. ty Lochhead, Math, of Peter Kerr & Son—^liouse 21 Cale- donia st. Lochhead, Mrs. (Railway Tavern,) 7 Renfrew st. Lochhead, Robert, manufacturer, 36 Canal st. 1

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Lochhead, William, manufacturer, 19 Wallace st. Lockhart, J. turner and wheel wright, 38 Wellmeadow Lodge, Benjamin, tailor, 63 High st. Logan, James, pattern-drawer, 23 Glen st. Logan, Robert, baker, 5 George st. Logan, Robert, spirit dealer, 66 Broomlands Lorimer & Co. smiths and farriers, 1 Burn Row Lorn, James, baker and grain merchant, 152 George st.

Loudon, James, wholesale grocer, 34 High st. —^lio. 86 do.

Love, Allan, broker, 1 1 Old Sneddon Love, Andrew, cowfeeder and mason, 79 Broomlands Love, Angus, cloth merchant, 12 George st. Love, David, cowfeeder, 61 Back Sneddon Love, Hugh, brassfounder, 6 School wynd Love, John, teacher, 9 Cross st ho. 118 George st. Love, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 12 George st.

Love, Mrs. teacher, 4 Neilston st. Low, Mrs. Blackball Buildings Lowndes, Adam K—house 79 New^ Sneddon Lowndes, Charles, of Wm. and Jas. Lowndes & Co—ho. 79 New Sneddon Lowndes, Wm. and Jas, & Co. muslin manufacturers, 80 New Sneddon Lowndes, William, of Wm, and Jas. Lowndes & Co house 79 New Sneddon Lupin, Mrs. druggist, 5 Storie st. Lyall, Geo. of Wm. & G. Lyall—house 44 New st. Lyall, George, wine and spirit merchant, 94 New Sned- don—house 25 Moss st. Lyall, Wm. of Wm. and G. Lyall—ho. 44 New st. Lyall, Wm. & G. wholesale grocers and drysalters, 40 New St. Lymburn, James, traveller for Saucel Brewery Co—ho. 10 Saucel Lymburn, James, silk mercer, and straw-hat manufac- turer, 15 High St.—house Burns' place L Lynch, Mrs. grocer, 5 North Croft st. Lyon, James, hosier, 19 Barclay st. Lyon, Mrs. furnished lodgings, 13 Smithhills

MACK, Andrew, hatter, 28 High st ho. 45 New st. Mack, John, jun. spirit dealer, 19 Causeyside Macome, Alex, session-clerk for High Church parish, 3 Caledonia st. Mair, John, joiner and cartwrlght, 4 Lonend — 52 PAISLETc

Mair, John, & Son, boot, shoe, and leather merchants, 2 High st. —ho. 32 Glen st. Maitland, Mrs. milliner and furnishings, 38 New st.

f Maitland, Thomas, cabinet maker and weavers' wright, 15 Wellmeadow Malcom, Mrs. grocer, 56 Causeyside Manson, John, of Rodger, Manson, & Co.—house 58 Storie st. Mauson and Son, reedmakers, 39 New st.—ho. do. March, Thomas, schoolmaster and session-clerk, Low Church parish, 31 Storie st.—ho. do. Mardock, Wra. boot and shoemaker, 28 Lady lane Marshal], A. precentor, Wardrop st. Marshall, Hugh, spirit dealer, 78 Canal st» Marshall, J. R. teacher of music and piano forte, &c. pre* centor U.S.C. (No. 3)—ho. 5 St. James' st. Marshall, Robert, letter carrier, 25 Storie st. Marshall, Samuel, boot and shoemaker, 25 Orchard st. Marshall, William, accountant, 4 Moss st.—ho. 1 Water Brae (burgh) Marshall, William, cowfeeder, 9 Abbey st. Marshall, William, gardener and fruiterer, 94 High st. Martin, Alexander, cutler and gun maker, 7 1 High st. house 28 Oakshaw st. Martin, Ambrose, excise officer—ho. Blackball Buildings- Martin, George, civil engineer, 5 Christie Terrace

C Martin & Hodge, writers, 1 Smithhills Martin, James, smith, 5 Bridge st. (Newtown) Martin, John, carding master, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon Martin, John, grocer, 9 Seedhill Martin, R. & J. shipowners, 7 West Croft street Martin, William, manufacturer, 6 Cumberland Court, 110 Causeyside—ho. 51 Caledonia st. Martin, William, of Martin & Hodge—ho. Beauchamp, 42 Love street Mason, Miss, furnished lodgings, 1 Maxwell st. Mason, Mrs. Gavin, grocer, 28 Thread st. Masson, George, of George Masson & Son—house 65^ Love st. Masson, George, & Son, thibefc croppers and shawl cut- ters, Cumberland factory, Laigh Kirk lane Masson, Mrs. Geo. stay and bandage maker, 6l High sU Masson & Smith, tobacconists, 2 High st. Mathieson, Alex, spirit dealer, 95 Causeyside — PAISLEY. ^

Mathleson, John, tailor, 3 Gauze st. Mavitie, Mrs. Charles, 1 Maxwell st. Maxwell, James, of Brediland & Merksworth—residence Merks worth Cottage Maxwell, M. & Co. shawl manufacturers, 4 Causeyside Maxwell, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 89 Causejside

Maxwell, William, grocer and spirit dealer, l6 Gauze st. Maxwell, Wm.of I^I. Maxwell & Co ho. 24 Broomlands Meikleham, John, broker, 17 Moss st. Meiklewee, William, grocer, 4 Abbey close Meins, Mrs. grocer, 86 New Sneddon MelUs, William, victualler and agent, 17 Broomlands

/ Mellis, William, painter and paper hanger, 99 High st. • workshop 14 do.

Mellon, John, hairdresser. 32 Moss st.

Mellon, Mrs. broker, 1 8 Moss street Melville, Hugh, of Cumming, Melville, & Co house Barterholm Melville, James, of Cumming, Melville, & Co house Barterholm

Melville, John, flower lasher, 162 George st. Meivin, Misses, milliners, straw-hat and dressmakers, 90 High St. Meivin, Thomas, feuar, 17 Broomlands Meivin, William, agent for Caledonian Fire and Life In- surance Co. 97 High St.

Meivin, William & Robert, cloth merchants, 97 Hio*h st. —house 90 do. Menzies, Archibald, hosier, 109 George st. Menzies, Graham, of James Stewart & Co. distillers, King st. Saucel—ho. do. Menzies, J. wine and spirit cellar, 75 Broomlands, and 3 Saucel— R. Patrick, salesman Menzies, Mrs. Robert, 15 Maxwellton Merrylees, John, & Son, manufacturers, 114 Causeyside Merrylees, John, of J. Merrylees & Son—ho. View Bank, Calside

Middleton, Mrs. David, spirit dealer, 12 West Croft st. Middleton, James, traveller, 39 Broomlands Middleton, Thomas Lumley, excise officer, 4 Stow place Millar, Adam, tinsmith, 9 St. Mirren st. ^ Millar, Alex, gardener, Craigielee Cottage Millar, Andrew, writer, 4 Smithhills—ho. 40 Oakshaw st. I ^ >i^ Millar, David, & Son, tailors, 103 High st. (Cross) Millar, George, cowfeeder, 3 Ralston square e2 54 PAISLEY.

Millar, James, draper and silk mercer, 13 High st.—ho. 10 West Brae Millar, John, simplehead tyer and weavers' office, 84 Cau- seyside Millar, John, writer, 5 Moss st. Millar, Miss, milliner, 31 High st. Millar, Mrs. Arthur, spirit dealer, 1 Brown's lane Millar, Mrs. grocer, 30 Thread st. Millar, Mrs. John, milliner and dressmaker, 92 High st» Millar, Robert, spirit dealer, 57 New Sneddon Millar, Walter, superintendent for Abbey parish poor, 7 Abbey st.—house 1 1 x\bercorn st. Millar, William, manufacturer, 1 5 Prussia st.—house 47 Storie st. Millar, William, jun.. Middle Church officer and house factor, 2 Maxwell st. Millar, William, sen., town drummer, bill distributor and poster, 42 Moss st. Miller, Alex, boot and shoemaker, 26 Causeyside Miller, James, flower miller, Saucel mills Miller, James, manufacturer, 15 Causeyside—ho.41 Well- meadow Miller, John, carter, 93 New Sneddon Miller, John, manufacturer, 44 Storie st. Miller, John, teacher, 59 Storie st. Miller, Misses, dressmakers, 74 Love st. Miller, Robert, bleacher, washer, and carpet cleaner, Mil- lerston lane, 6 Mlllerston Miller, Thomas, spirit dealer, 17 Canal st. Miller, William A. excise officer—ho. Glenpatrick Miller, William, manager at Nethercommon print works Miller, William, weavers' office, 150 George st. Milligan, Edward, cowFeeder, 33 Well street Milner, J. R. family medicine warehouse, 23 Gauze st. Mills, Charles, foreman at J. & P. Coats—^house 7 Back Row, Ferguslie Mills, Peter, builder, 92 Causeyside—stone yard, Stow st. Milton, Peter, baker, 148 George St. Milton, William, enterer, 3 Sir Michael st. Mitchell, Alex, singeing work, 16 Causeyside—house 21 Gauze street Mitchell, Alex, excise officer—house Glenpatrick Mitchell, Andrew, plasterer, 149 George st. —^ho. 150 do. Mitchell, Arch, vintner, and Bowi turner to the Queen^ 27 Wellmeadow PAISLEY. 55

Mitchell, Daniel, & Co. pawnbrokers, 31 High street Mitchell, George & Co. dyers, 6 Bladda—house 6 Bridge street (burgh) Mitchell, James, grocer and victualler, 169 George street Mitchell, Jas. governor of prison—ho. County Buildings Mitchell, John, farmer, Patterhill

Mitchell, Jn. teller, West. Bank of Scot.—^lio. 1 Forbes' pi. Mitchell, John, teacher of deaf and dumb, 43 High street Mitchell, Thomas, grocer, 92 Causeyside Mitchell, Thomas, spirit dealer, 117 George st. Mitchell, William, pattern -drawer, at Robert M'Arthur & Co.—^house 28 St. James' st. Moffat, Elijah, clog maker, 12 South Campbell st. Moffat, J. wine and spirit merchant, 82 Broomlands Moir, James, weavers' office, 20 Causeyside—house 129 George st. Moir, Miss, dressmaker, 12 Thread st. Maloy, James, shoemaker, 10 Oakshaw st. Montgomery, Wm. cashier and surveyor of Police assess- ment. County Buildings—ho. 9 Cross st. More, James, church officer, Baptist Chapel, 43 Storie st. Morgan, John, & Co. shawl manufs. &c. 110 Causeyside Morgan, John, of John Morgan & Co—ho. Camphill Morgan, Mrs. Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 62 High st, Morren, George, German clock maker, 47 High st. Morris, David, hat-maker, 23 High st. —ho. 25 Gauze st. Morrison, Alex. & Co. clothlappers, 15 Causeyside ^lorrison, Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, 3 Maxwell st. Morrison, George, spirit merchant and flesher, Lylesland Morrison, James, farmer, 61 Millerston Morrison, James, Glasgow carrier, 3 Causeyside—ho. 18 Kinji; st. Morrison, J. & G. manufacturers, and jacquard machine makers, 8 Orchard st. Morrison, James, spirit merchant and brewer, &c. 45 Broomlands Morrison, John, brazier, tinplate worker and gas fitter, 102 Causeyside—workshop 26 do. Morrison, Mrs. straw-hat maker, 14 Wardrop st. Morrison, Wm. baker, 94 High st. Morton, Alexander, fruiterer, 35 High st. Morton, Henderson, shoemaker, 26 Glen st. Morton, John, leather cutter, boot and shoemaker, 21 Smithhills—ho. do boot and shoe shop, 21 High st. Morton, John, teacher, Neilstou Road—-ho. Earl Grey pL 56 PAISLEY.

Morton, Matthew, rope-maker, 52 High st.—rope work 13 Wellmeadow Morton, W. L. flower lasher, 1 Stevenson st. Motherwell, James, bookseller, librarian, and news agent, 104 High street (Cross) Motherwell, John, nailmaker, 7 Orchard st. Motherwell, N. C. G. chemist and druggist, 7 Orchard st. Moyes, Mrs. George, furnished lodgings, 6l High street Muir, Adam, collector for Water Co—ho. 4 Barclay st. Muir, Alexander, furniture warehouse, 39 High street Muir, Andrew, 46 Moss street Muir, Archibald, teacher, 7 Seedhill Muir, Catherine, earthenware dealer, 4 St. Mirren street Muir, Francis, wholesale confectioner and pastry baker, 90 High street Muir, George, farmer, Hillhead, Ferguslie Muir, George, grocer and spirit dealer, 51 George street Muir, James, jun. grocer, 35 Wellmeadow Muir, James, victualler and spirit dealer, l3 Neilston road Muir, James, slater, 25 West street Muir, John, accountant, and agent for Globe Insurance Co. 23 Moss street—house 4 St. James' place Muir, John, teacher of music, precentor F. High Church —house 5 Neilston street Muir, John, writer, 31 Gauze street Muir, John, yarn merchant and warper, 109 Causeyside —house 26 do. Muir, J. & R. manufacturers, 9 and 10 Forbes' place Muir, Margaret, grocer, 30 St. James' street Muir, Mrs. James, 70 Love street Muir, Matthew, grain dealer—house Greenhill Muir, Mrs. dressmaker, 4 Glen street Muir, Mrs. midwife, 9 Queen street Muir, Mrs. Robert, earthenware dealer, 1 Wellmeadow Muir, Robert, sen. carter, 26 Queen street Muir, Robert, carter, 5 Maxwellton Muir, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 9 Smithhills Muir, W. grain dealer and miller, Saucel mills, and meal and flour warehouses, 26 High street and 12 Abbey close—ho. 7 Burn Row Muir, Wm. grocer and grain merchant, 93 High street, and 25 Gauze st. —ho. 21 High st. Muir, Wm. pawnbroker, 39 Gordon's lane, and 49 High st. Muirhead, Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 20 Glen street Muirhead, James, baker, 24 High street PAISLEY. 57

Mullen, Hugh, tailor, Lylesland Mungle, Hugh, baker and confectioner, 46 Moss street Mungle, Hugh, spirit cellar, 10 Well street Mungle, William, baker, 4 Smithhills Munn, D. surgeon, oculist, and druggist, 31 Causeyside Munn, James, manufacturer, 18 Causeyside—house 13 George street Munn, James, spirit dealer, 28 Back Sneddon Munn, Stewart, grocer and spirit dealer, 14 Abercorn st. Munn, Walter, victualler, 75 Broomlands Munro, Daniel, feuar, 31 King street Munro, Miss, straw-hat and dressmaker, 45 Causeyside Munro, William, grocer, 37 Storie street Murdoch, Mrs. furnished lodgings, 5 Christie st. Murdoch, P. clothier and hatter, Gilmour street Murdoch, Robt. Johnston, wine and spirit merchant, Gil- mour street—house 28 Wellmeadow Mure, Robt. painter & paper hanger, 81 High st. ho. 86 do* Murphy, Thomas, jun. pattern drawer, 109 High street Murphy, Thomas, sen. pattern drawer, 109 High st. Murray, A. K. of Neil son & Murray—house 62 Love st. Murray, Archd. merchant, 3 Back Sneddon Murray, David, painter, paper-hanger, oil and colour merchant, Gilmour street—house do. Murray, Eben. at Neilson & Murray's—ho. 62 Love st. Murray, George, of J. & G. Murray—^liouse 13 George street Murray, James, of J. &. G. Murray—ho. 18 King st. Murray, J. & G. shawl manufacturers, 112 Causeyside Murray, John, late carter, 10 Back Row, Sandholes Murray, Jos. of Murray & Stewart—ho. Thornly cottage Murray, Marion, grocer and earthenware dealer, 6 St. Mirren street

Murray, Matt, carter and spirit dealer, 2 Garthland st. Murray, Miss Jean, cowfeeder, 23 Glen street Murray & Stewart, booksellers, stationers, &c. 10 High st. Murray, William R. pattern drawer, 54 High street Murray, Wm. Staff serjeant-major of pensioners, Bar- racks, Williamsburgh ]\Iurtrie, W. surveyor and collector for the Water Com- pany—house 21 St. James' street

MACALASTER, John, foreman at Jas. Carlile, Sons & Co—house 33 New Sneddon Macalister, Andrew, late manufacturer, 25 Calside OO PAISLEY.

Macalister, James, collector of police assessment, County Buildings—house 13 George street Macalister, John— Lylesland Macalister, William—Lylesland Macallister, Misses, 6 George street M'AllIster, Mrs. Alex. 31 Gauze street M'Allaster, Wm. of J. Carlile, Sons & Co house 33 New Sneddon M'AUister, Wm. foreman at J. CarlUe, Sons & Co. 13 Carlile place—house 26 Glen street Macalpine, Mrs. Archd. 10 Back Row, Ferguslie Macalpine, Thos. W. at Forbes, Chirney, & Hutcheson's —house 10 Barclay street M'Alpine, Charles, cowfeeder, 23 King street M' Alpine, Miss, dressmaker, 10 Williamsburgh M'Alpine, Robert, tailor, 14 High street M'Arthur, Alex, flower-lasher, 92 Causeyside M' Arthur, Daniel, tailor, 13 Moss street M'Arthur, Henry J. 3 Forbes' place M'Arthur, James, feuar, late manufacturer—ho. Camphill M 'Arthur, James, at R. M'Arthur & Co.'s—^house 36 High street M'Arthur, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 21 Wallace st. M'Arthur, John, shawl manufacturer, 5 Causeyside—ho. 2 Caledonia street M' Arthur's, milliners and straw hat makers, 44 New st. M'Arthur, Mrs. milliner and dressmaker, 48 Moss st. M'Arthur, Robert, & Co. shawl manufacturers, 7 and 8 Forbes' place M'Arthur, Robert, of Robt. M'Arthur & Co—^house Gal- lowhill M'Auley & Downie, ginger beer makers, 7 Dyers' wynd M'Auley, Mrs. broker, 3 Wellmeadow M'Ausland, Peter, boot and shoemaker, Lylesland M'Ausland, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 14 High street —house do. M'Ausland, Thos. shoemaker and broker, 4 New Smith- hills M'Beath, John, tailor, 4 Lawn street M'Call, James, chimney sweeper, 8 New Smithhills M'Call, Mrs. furnished lodgings, 22 Causeyside M'Call, Robert, teacher, 64 Causeyside M'Callum, Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, 7 Love st. M'Callum, Alex, house factor, 7 Neilston road M'Callum, Archd. boot and shoemaker, 20 Gauze st. PAISLEY. /)9

M'Callum, Archd. skinner, 6 New Smlthhills—house 8 West Croft Street M'Callum, John, teller, Glasgow Union Bank, 109 High street—house 3 New Sneddon M'Callura, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 23 George st. M'Callum, Neil, foreman at thread work, 70 New Sneddon —house 9 Monerieff street M'Clymont, And. fireman, baker's mill, Camphill—^ho. do. M'Cljmont, Mrs. grocer, 18 Storie street M'Coll, Daniel, cowfeeder, 4 Highland lane M'Conochie, John, Manager, Renfrew railway, Great Hamilton street M'Conochie, Mrs. rag and waste store, 23 Abbey street M'CouU, George, foreman, at J. & A. Roxburgh's— house 12 Saucel M'Crae, James, ham curer, 1 Abbey close M'Crae & M'Alister, coal merchants, Saucel coal yard, King street, Saucel M'Credie, Samuel, tailor, 97 High street M'Crone, John, manufacturer, 8 Broomlands M'Culloch, John, Paisley East toll bar M'CuUoch, John, house surgeon and apothecary, house of

recovery, 1 1 Bridge street (burgh) M'Curdie, John, grocer, 50 George street M'Dermid, Miss, teacher of music, 86 High street M'Divit, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 20 Seedhill M'Donald, Alex. jun. spirit dealer, 60 George street

M'Donald, Alex, wine and spirit merchant, 1 1 Canal st. —house 9 do. M'Donald, Daniel, spirit merchant, 16 Lawn st. M'Donald, Duncan, permit writer, 70 Causeyside M'Donald, Hugh, feuar, 13 Millerston M'Donald, James, cowfeeder, 8 Smithhills M'Donald, James, spirit dealer, 5 East Buchanan st. M'Donald, John, Barony officer and keeper Abbey Sound- ing Aisle, 9 Abbey close—house 6 Abbey st. M'Donald, John, broker, 32 Wellmeadow M'Donald, John, cork'cutter and spirit dealer, 74 Love st. M'Donald, Neil, late manufacturer—house 49 Love st. M'Donald, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 4 Gauze st. M'Donald, Thomas, sexton, Abbey burying ground—ho. 7 Smithhills

M'Dougal, Alex, cowfeeder and spirit dealer, 19 Gauze st. M'Dougal, Alex, spirit dealer, 18 Abbey close M'Dougal, John, brewer, 1 East lane, Ferguslie 60 PAISLEY.

M'Dougal, Lieut. Colin, 9 Mid lane, Ferguslie M'Dougal, Miss, dressmaker, 2 Maxwell street M'Dougal, Miss M. milliner and straw hat maker, 9 Mid lane, Ferguslie M'Dougall, Rev. Wm. 5 Gauze street M'Elmail, Peter, surgeon, l6 Moss street M'Ewan, Peter, pattern drawer, 20 Orchard street M'Ewen, Mrs. linen dresser, 2 Gauze street M'Fadyen, Archd. grocer and victualler, 19 Lawn st. M'Fadyen, Findlay, New Town Inn, 9 Gauze st. M'Fadyen, James, grocer and grain dealer, 33 High st. and 86 Causeyside—house 19 Oakshaw street M'Fadyen, John, beamer, 15 Castle street M'Fadyen, William, stocking maker, 18 Sandholes M'Farlane, Alex, teller British Linen Company's Bank

.—house 8 George street M'Farlane, Daniel, of Canal Bank, 40 Canal street Macfarlane, Daniel, clerk, county fiscal's office—house 5 Garthland street M'Farlane, Eben. C. U. S. C. (No. 4) officer, 24 George street Macfarlane, Hugh, of Macfarlane, Son, & Co.—house 56 Love street Macfarlane, Hugh, jun. of Macfarlane, Son, & Co.—house Saucel Bank M'Farlane, James, distiller, 23 Well street M'Farlane, James, feuar. Chapel House, Blackball M'Farlane, John, Rob. Roy tavern, 94 High street M'Farlane, Jos. grocer, 21 New Smithhills M'Farlane, Misses, dressmakers, 27 New Smithhills M'Farlane, Miss M. milliner and straw hat maker, 7 Bridge street (New Town) M'Farlane, Mrs. Robert, 2 Caledonia street M'Farlane, Peter, blacksmith, 9 Gauze street Macfarlane, Son, & Co. manufacturers, 115 Causeyside M'Farlane, T. H. wine and spirit merchant, 29 Lady lane —house Canal Bank, 40 Canal street M'Farlane, Walter, collector of poors' rates (for burgh,) 38 St. James' street M'Farlane, Walter, of W. & W. M'Farlane, & Co—ho. 35 Storie street M'Farlane, W. & W. & Co. timber merchants, and Steam Saw Mills, George place M'Farlane, Walter, pastry baker and spirit dealer, 71 Broomlands PAISLEY. 61

M' Farlane, Wm. bookseller, stationer, bookbinder, and paper ruler, 89 High st. —ho. 1 Orr square M*Farlane, William, hairdresser, 9 St. Mirren street M 'Farlane, William, of W. & W. M 'Farlane, & Co ho. George place M'Fee, Daniel, boot and shoemaker, 6*9 Broomlands M'Gallan, David, tailor, 14 St. Mirren street

M'Gachie, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 4 Thread st. M'Gavin, David, tailor, 45 High street M'Gaw, Joseph, clothier, 19 Wellmeadow M'Ghee, J. & Co. pawnbrokers, 8 Back Sneddon M'Ghee, James, pawnbroker, 16 Old Sneddon and 96 New Sneddon M'Ghee, Robert, broker, 1 Abbey close M'Ghie, Robert, grocer, 14 Gauze street M'Gie, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 13 Abbey street M'Gibbon, James, miller, bakers mill, Camphill—ho. do. M'Gibbon, John, wright and timber mercht. 52 High st. M'Gibbon, Misses, teachers, 10 Abbey street M'Gibbon, Walter, ironmonger, 51 High street M'Gill, James, boot and shoemaker, 26 Wellmeadow M'Gill, John, overseer of lands, Hawkhead M'Gill, William, boot and shoemaker, 39 New street M'Gillivray, Duncan, dyer. Abbey Dyeworks, 17 Abbey close—^house Blackball Buildings M'Gilvray, Alexander, baker, 25 Causeyside M'Gilvray, Peter, Town's mercantile and mathematical school, 4 Meeting-house lane

M'Glashan, Charles, Blue Bell tavern, 1 1 St. Mirren st. M'Glashan, Charles, tailor 3 Garthland street M'Gown, James, beamer, 17 Back Sneddon M*Gown, John, wine and spirit merchant, 96 Causeyside M'Gown, Mrs. George, linen dresser, 29 Glen street M'Gown, Robt. foreman at J. Cariile, Sons, & Co. 13 Carlile place—^house 26 New Sneddon Macgregor, Duncan, manufacturer, 8 Causeyside—house 26 Orchard street M'Gregor, Alex, teacher, 160 George street M'Gregor, Archd. salesman Quarrelton coal basin, 29 Canal street—house do. M'Gregor, Gregor, clerk, at Archd. Leckie's, Lonend dye works—house 22 Caledonia street M'Gregor, Thomas, hairdresser, 31 Moss street M'Guire, John, spirit dealer, carrier and porter, (badge 5) 16 Causeyside 62 PAISLET.

M'Guire, Peter, tea dealer, 5 Caledonia street M'Haffie, James, power loom factory, 15 Abbey close M'Hattey, William, West March M'Houl, Andrew, spirit dealer, 9 Orchard street M'Hutcheson, James, enterer, 20 Cotton street M 'Hutchison, James, musician, 6 Abbey street M 'Hutchison, Mrs. milliner, 12 High street M'llwham, William, beamer, 38 Stock street, Charlestorj M'll wrick, William, warper, 13 Blacklaw lane M'Indoe, John, farmer, Easter Walkinshaw M'Indoe, Mrs. dressmaker, 58 High street M'Indoe, Robert, furnishing shop, 7 Gauze street M'Innes, John, of Wylie, Rodger, & M'Innes—house 1 Christie street M'Innes, William, wood turner, 9 Broomlands M'Intosh, Daniel, Eastern apothecary hall, 10 Smithhills —house 1 Inkle street M'Intosh, William, dyer, 1 Inkle street M'Intyre, Duncan, spirit merchant, 43 New street (Mason Lodge)—house 3 do. M'Intyre, James, of Harrow, M'Intyre, & Co. —^Iiouse Co- linslee House M'Intyre, Robt. of Harrow, M'Intyre, & Co—house Fal- side road M'Intyre, Wm. of Harrow, M'Intyre, & Co.—^house Co- linslee House M'Kaig, James, mason, 19 Moss street M'Kaig, Mrs. register office for servants, 38 Moss st. M'Kay, Alex, pawnbroker, 32 Gauze street M'Kay, Findlay, weavers' office, 40 George street M'Kay, Jean, poultry shop, 49 Moss street M'Kay, Mrs. 27 George street M'Kean, James, baker and victualler, 56 Storie street M'Kean, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 10 New Sneddon M'Kean, James, late clothier, 28 Glen street M'Kean, Robt. of Wm. Sim & Co—ho. 3 West Croft st. M'Kean, William, of Wm. Sim & Co—house Gallowhill Cottage M'Kechnie, Alex, painter, 3 Gauze street M'Kechnie, Daniel, church officer, primitive methodists, —2 Stow place M'Kechnie, Daniel, grocer and spirit dealer, 46 New Sneddon M'Kechnie, John, grocer, 104 Causeyside M'Kechnie, Peter, shoemaker, 5 Lawn street — PAISLEY. 63

M'Kechnie, Robert, jun. manufacturer, 109 Causeyside house 73 do. M'Kechnie, Robert and Wm. M.D. 10 Smithhills M'Kechnie, Robt. iM.D. 10 Smithhills M'Kechnie, Wm. M.D. 33 Old Sneddon M'Keegan, James, teacher, Orr street M'Kellar, Archd. manufacturer, 16 Causeyside M'Kellar, Donald, cowfeeder, 10 Lawn street M'Kell, David, hairdresser and perfumer, Gilmour street M'Kendrick, Geo. customer weaver, 12 Newton street M'Kenzie, Archd. gardener. North Greenhill—shop 6 Smithhills M'Kenzie, D. & Co. drapers, 100 High street—house 34 Glen street M'Kenzie, Frederick, builder, 48 Storie street M'Kenzie, Hugh, boot and shoemaker, 44 Causeyside M'Kenzie, Hugh, of Robert M' Arthur & Co—ho. Ren- frew street M'Kenzie, John, coal dealer, 18 Abbey close M'Kenzie, John, engineer and board smith, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon M'Kenzie, John, road and well contractor, 3 Broomlands M'Kenzie, Kenneth, spirit dealer, 73 Broomlands M'Kenzie, Mrs. Daniel, Renfrew street M'Kenzie, Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, 27 New Sneddon M'Kenzie, Neil, plasterer, 15 Williamsburgh M'Kenzie, Neil, teacher, 28 Back Sneddon M'Kenzie, Rev. Thomas, A.M.—house 7 Hunter street M'Kerrell, James, weavers' office, 25 Lawn street M'Kerrell, Mrs. John, grocer and spirit dealer, 25 Lawn street, and 3 Lillia's wynd M'Kever, Matt, broker, 21 Smithhills M'Kinlay, Daniel, M.D. 42 New street M'Kinlay, James, Water Company's civil engineer—ho- Stanley

M'Lachlan, Dugald, boot and shoemaker, 1 1 Gauze st. M'Lachlan, Duncan, gardener and cowfeeder, 17 Well st- M'Lachlan, Mrs. milliner and straw-hat maker, 34 Moss st. M'Lachlan, John, cowfeeder, 3 Bladda M'Lachlan, Rev. Robert—house 56 Canal street M' Lardy, Alex, copper and tinsmith, 32 Gauze street M' Lagan, Alexander, wright and glazier, 81 Broomlands —-workshop 67 do. M'Laren, Alexander, lithographer, &c. 25 High street M'Laren, Thomas, teacher, 1 1 Abbey street 64 PAISLEY.

M'Laren, William, shoemaker, 78 High street M'Latchie, Mrs. sick nurse, 14 George street M*Lean, Audrew, djer, 8 Dyer's wynd—ho. 59 Love st. M*Lean, George, manufacturer, 8 Causeyside M'Lean, John, dyer, 8 Dyer's wynd—house Westpark, Inchinnan M'Lean, John, teacher, 75 Causeyside M'Lean, John, weavers' office, 16 Causeyside M'Lean, Mrs. John, weavers' office, 24 Causeyside M'Lellan, John, muslin manufacturer, 4 Gauze street—ho. 26 Causeyside M'Lellan, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 69 High st. M'Lellan, Sam. Paisley Educational Association School. 14 New Sneddon M'Lellan, William, beamer, 13 Stock street M'Leod, Matthew, grocer, 9 Cotton street M'Leod, Mrs. Joseph, 25 Gauze street M'Lerie, Mrs. David, glass and earthen and stoneware dealer, 29 New street M'Lerie, M. & J. furnishing shop, 102 Causeyside M'Lerie, Miss, milliner, 94 Causeyside M'Lerie, Mrs. Patrick, grocer, 39 Ferguslie M'Lerie, Thomas, warper, 89 Causeyside M'Lintock, Wm. composition floors and Arden lime—or- ders left at W. Gillespie's, slater, 43 Moss street Maclurkin, Thomas, pawnbroker, 7 Broomlands, and 1 Queen street M'Machen, Patrick, spectacle maker, 5 St. Mirren street M'Master, Hugh, dyer, Espedair street M'Menamy, Colin, Red Lion Tavern, 20 Moss street M'Menamy, Edward, broker, 80 High street M 'Michael, John, colour maker, Nethercommon print- works M'Millan, Duncan, spirit dealer, (from Earl Grey Inn,) 22 Sandholes M'Millan, John, twine maker, 35 New Sneddon M'Millan, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 35 New Sneddon M'Millan, Mrs. James, grocer, 130 George street M'Millan, Mrs. straw-hat maker, 8 Wardrop street M'Millan, Neil, warper, 8 Orchard street M'Millan, Peter, boot and shoemaker, 23 Abbey street M'Nab, Andrew, of Barr &. M'Nab—ho. Greenlaw street M'Nair, Archibald, of M'Nair & Brand—house 5 Garth- land place M'Nair & Brand, silk and shawl merchants, 1 Causeyside J PAISLEY. 65

M'Nair, David, general grocer and victualler, 97 Causey- side, and 3 Smithliills—house Riccartsbar M'Nair, John, farmer, Meikleriggs Macnair, Rev. Robert, Abbey manse M'Nair, Thomas, spirit dealer, 12 High street M'Nair, Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 72 Causeyside M 'Naught, John, broker, 37 New street M' Naught, John, reporter for the Renfrewshire Adver- tiser newspaper—house 2 Wardrop street M'Naughtan, Colin, clothlapper, 30 Orchard street M'Naughtan, James, shawl manufacturer, 113 Causeyside —^house 7 George street Macnaughtan, Rev. John, A.M. 55 High street M'Neil, Duncan, picking-master. Underwood mill M'Neil, Hector, cowfeeder, 23 Abbey street M'Neil, James, tailor, 29 High street M'Neil, John, silk, woollen, and cotton dyer, 4 Bridge st. (New Town) M'Neil, Mrs. register office for servants, 6 George street M'Neil, Peter, tailor, 6 George street M'Neil, Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 56 George street M'Neilledge, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 10 High street M'Nicol, Archibald, manufacturer, 2 Silk street M'Nicol, Duncan, farmer and grazier. Abbots' inch M'Nicol, James, confectioner and pastry baker, 27 Moss street iM'Nicol, Miss, milliner and straw-hat maker, 25 Cotton st. M'Nicol, William, at Robert M'Arthur & Co's. jacquard weaving factory, 14 Causeyside—ho. 40 Lady lane M'NIe, Duncan, foreman, Patrick Bank printfield M'Nish, Miss J. milliner and dressmaker, 14 Storie st. M'Nish, William, boot and shoemaker, 14 Storie street M'Phee, Alexander, tailor, 4 Silk street M'Phee, Duncan, sheriff-clerk's office. County Buildings —house 4 Silk street M'Pherson, Alexander, broker, 13 New Smithhills M'Pherson, Alexander, sizeing master, Adelplii mill, 63 New Sneddon M'Pherson, Archibald, manager, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon—house do. M'Pherson, James, superintendent of Abbey Burying Ground—house 1 2 Abbey street M'Pherson, Capt. Lachlan, staff-officer pensioners—ho. o Christie street 66 PAisLEr.

M 'Queen, Alexander, late cabinet maker, 9 Wellmeadow M'Queen, James, joiner and cabinet maker, 3 Barclay st. McQueen, John, manager. Thread Work, 8 St. James' st. — house 1 do. INI'Stravick, James, collector of Abbey Parish poors' rates —house 3 Moncrieff street M'Taggart, Mrs. cowfeeder, 48 High street Mactaggart, Robert, teacher of the training system, Infant

School, 1 1 Lawn street—house do. M'Vey, Matthew,, baker, 13 Smithhills M'Vey, John, porter, 107 Causeyside (badge No, 4) M' Walter, Alex, shawl manufacturer, 45 Causeyside

NAIRN, Allan, clerk. Bank of Scotland—ho. 12 Abbey street Nairn, Andrew, accountant and house factor, 3 Moss st.

-—house 12 Abbey street Nairne, William, treasurer Gas Company, 23 Moss street —house 3 Caledonia street National Security Savings' Bank, 4 Christie terrace Napier, John, collector of prison and rogue money, 4 Moss street—house 52 Love street Neil, Miss Frances, confectioner, 10 Gauze street Neilson, George, clerk—house 6 Love street Neilson, James, carpet shoemaker, 1 1 John street Neilson, John, of Neilson & Murray—ho. Thornly cottage Neilson, John, spirit dealer, 20 Old Sneddon Neilson, Matthew, heddle maker, 23 George street Neilson & Murray, printers, statiouers,.&c. 1 5 St.Mirreust. Neilson, Thomas, wright and house factor, 36 Wellmeadow Neilson, Thomas, grocer, 51 Storie street Neilson, William, teacher, 79 George street Ness, John, van driver to T. Glen, 18 Broomlands Nicol, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 22 Broomlands Nicol, George, beamer, 25 West street Nicol, Miss, straw-hat maker, 22 Broomlands

Nicol, Walter, manufacturer, 4 Cumberland Court, 1 10 Causeyside—house 53* High street Nisbet, Rev. William, U. S. C. (No. 2)—ho. Barshaw park Nisbet, Thomas, 24 Ferguslie Niven, Alex, sheriff-officer, 56 Caledonia street Niveu, Miss M. tuscan and straw-hat maker, 100 George sU- Niven, Robert, cowfeeder and salt-dealer, 7 Ferguslie Nixon, Simon, cowfeeder, 12 Storie street Norrie, John, nurseryman, 56 Caledonija street PAISLEY. 67

Notman, Mrs. William, cowfeeder, 87 Causeyside Notman, John, carter, 7 Wardrop street

OLIVER, Archibald, cowfeeder, 36 Lady lane Oliver, Archibald, grocer, 34 Glen street Oliver, Robert, teacher, 8 Barr street Oliver, Robert, tobacconist, 83 Broomlands Orchieson, George, tea dealer, 24 Maxwellton Orr, Andrew, ale, wine, and spirit merchant, 12 High st. Orr, Charles, writing master, 1 Barclay street Orr, James, & Co. booksellers, stationers, and librarians, 10 St. Mirren street

Orr, James, grocer, 1 East Croft street Orr, John, jun. & Co. cotton spinners, Underwood milly Underwood street Orr, Miss, 1 Garthland lane Orr, Misses, 22 St. James' street Orr, Robert—ho. 54 Love street Orr, Robert, builder, and agent for the English patent Asphalte Co. 24 Storie st.—stone yard, 9 George st. Orr, Robert, jun. stocking maker, 41 New street Orr, William, of Gumming, Melville, & Co.—house Bar- terholm Osborne, James, weavers' wright and turner, 20 Lawn st.

PAISLEY Directory Office, 43 High street, G. Fowler Paisley Library, 23 Moss street, John Muir, librarian Paisley and Renfrewshire Reformer Office, 19 High st. Park, Alex, general grocer, (Cross) and 97 Causeyside— house 45 New street Park, Allan, farmer, Gockston Park, David, baker and spirit dealer, 24 Gauze street Park, George, print cutter, Nethercommon Printworks Park, John, jun. late manufacturer—house Gockston Parker, Henry, grocer, 3 Lawn street Parker, Misses, dressmakers, 89 High street Parker, Robert, baker, 30 High street Parker, William, late manufacturer, 121 George street Parker, William, flower lasher, 13 Wardrop street Parker, William, spirit dealer, 35 High street Parkhill, John, E. High Church officer, 30 Oakshaw street Parlane, Mrs. furnished lodgings, 14 Wardrop street Paterson, Allan, cooper, 40 High st. —cooperage 49 do. Paterson, Alexander, grocer and grain merchant, 62 Cau- seyside 68 PAISLEY.

Paterson, John, adjuster of weights and measures, 1 Smith- hills—house 66 High street Paterson, John, pattern drawer, 27 Causeyside

Paterson, John, & Son, tea merchants, 1 Smithhills Paterson, Mrs. nail manufacturer, Burn Row Paterson, Peter, farmer, Kelburne Cottage Paterson, Robert, pattern drawer, 3 Glen street

Paterson, Robert, wine and spirit cellar. 100 George st. Paterson, Thos. L. silk and yarn mercht. 10 Forbes' pi. Paterson, Wm. flesher, 2 Smithhills—ho. 19 do. Paterson, William, grocer, 54 Canal street Paton, George, porter, 9 St. Mirren street (badge No. 3) Paton, James, bearaer, 69 Love street Paton, James, M.D. and surgeon, 7 Orr square Paton, John, boot and shoemaker, 90 Canal street Paton, John, grain merchant, 34 High street Paton, John, woollen and linen draper, 103 and 104 High street (Cross)—house 2 St. James' street Paton, Mrs. linen and woollen draper, 102 High street Paton, Mrs. James, flesher, 3 Abbey close Paton, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 30 Causeyside Paton, Robt. joiner, cabinet maker, and timber mercht. 4 St. James' place—furniture warehouse do.—ho 1 1 do. Paton, Thomas, coal agent, 89 Canal street Patrick, J. & R. carpet and hearth-rug manufacturers, 7 St. Mirren street Patrick, John, clerk at Jas. Harvey & Co.—ho. 70 Canal st. Patrick, Joseph, cooper, 86 Causeyside Patrick, Robert, salesman to J. Menzies—ho. 5 Lonend Patrick, Robert, spirit dealer, 12 Saucel Patrick, Robert, London hat warehouse, 87 High street —house 86 do. Patrick, Thomas, baker, 18 Lady lane Patterson, Robert, & Co., cloth merchants (R. Pattinson, agent) 6 Causeyside Pattinson, Robert, agent for R. Patterson, & Co. —house Blackball Buildings Pattison, Daniel, cowfeeder, 3 Underwood lane Pattison, Robert, blacksmith, 2 and 82 Broomlands Pattison, Robert, merchant, 42 High street Pattison, Thos. bill-poster and deliverer, 9 School wynd Pattison, William, land surveyor, 42 High street Paul, James, weaving factory, Cumberland factory, Laigh Kirk lane, Alex. Pollock, manager—warehouse, 7 John street, Glasgow —— PAISLEY. 69

Paul, Mrs. John, cowfeeder, 26 New street Peacock, John, ropemaker, 71 High street Peacock, Walter, Eastfield and Hamilton Farm coal de- pot, 11 New street—^house 10 do. Peacock, William, baker, 73 Causeyside Peden, J. accountant, British Linen Company's Bank house 47 Oakshaw street Peel, William, & Co. stuff manufacturers, 3 Cumberland Court, 110 Causeyside Penfold, George, agent, Greenock Railway, Gilmour st. house Underwood street Penny, Mrs. grocer, 29 Causeyside Peock, Mrs. of Meikleriggs Perrie, Mrs. John, flesher, 17 Back Row, Sandholes Perry, Matthew, dyer, 1 Causeyside—^ho. 3 do. Petrie, James, shoemaker, 72 Broomlands Pettigrew, Wm. boot and shoemaker, 25 Castle street Philips, Wm. agent for the London Royal Exchange Assurance, 6 Forbes' place—ho. 2 Garthland place Philips, Wm. & Co. silk and- yarn merchts. 6 Forbes' place

Pinkerton, Alex, feuar—^house I Garthland street Pinkerton, James, printer, 24 High street Pinkerton, James, cabinet maker, 39 Wellmeadow—fur- niture warehouse do. Pinkerton, John, feuar, Bladda House Pinkerton, John, late cabinet maker, 39 Wellmeadow Pinkerton, John, surgeon, 36 High st ho. 1 Garthland st. Pinkerton, Lauchland, tinsmith and gas fitter, 43 Moss st. —workshop 42 do. Pitcairn, Alex, factor to Lord Glasgow—ho. Blackball Buildings Pollock, Alexander, cotton yarn merchant, 8 Causeyside house 5 Neilston street Pollock, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, Carriagehill Pollock, Alexander, jun.—house 10 Barclay street Pollock, Alex, manager at James Paul's—ho. 7 George st. Pollock, Alex. R ho. Greenhill

Pollock, Allan, ] Christie street Pollock, James, silk and yarn merchant, 111 Causeyside —house Greenhill Pollock, James, wine and spirit cellar, 1 Orchard street Pollock, Jane, straw-hat maker, 21 Old Sneddon Pollock, John, house factor, 19 Well street Pollock, Mrs. Peter, 10 Barclay street Pollock, Mrs. stay and corset maker, 4 Storie street — 70 PAISLEY.

Pollock, Nathan, grocer, 26 Broomlands Pollock, Robert, baker, 6 Silk street Pollock, Robert, hair dresser, 21 Moss street Pollock, Wm. foreman, at Robert A. Ronald & Go's house 69 Canal street Pollock, Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 23 Stock st. and Carriagehill Poison, John, & Co. buckram and hard muslin manufac- turers, 26 Orchard street Poison, Wm. of John Poison & Co.—ho. 12 Neilston st. Poole, Alexander, artist, 34 New Sneddon Porteous, Dundas, engineer and machine maker, Cumber- land factory—house 4 Wardrop street Porter, James, manufacturer, 105 Causeyside—house 14 Sir Michael street Porter, John, manufacturer, 7 Wardrop street Power, Wm. U. S. C. (No. 3) officer, 9 Glen street Post Office, Gilmour street, Alex. Hart, postmaster Pratt, Alex, cabinet maker and funeral undertaker, iron mortsafes supplied, 34 Gauze st.—ho. 33 do. Provan, John, 14 Wardrop street

QUIGLEY, John, tailor, 6 Smithhills

RALSTON, Archibald, wright, 54 George street Ralston, John, cowfeeder, 54 George street Ralston, R. W. manager of the parcel department, G. P. and G. Railway—house 2 Lonend Ralston, William, of Robert Rule & Co ho. 31 High street Ramsay, James, foreman at W. & J. Lowndes & Co. house 28 Glen street Ramsay, John, goods agent. Railway Ramsay, William, & Son, fleshers, 35 High street Rankine, James, cowfeeder, 5 Neil street Rankin, John, brick builder, 25 Moss street—lime and brick yard, Glen lane Ranton, John, Gardener and cowfeeder. Rowan street Rayside, James, feuar, 142 George street Rea, John, dyer, 12 Niddry street—house 11 do. Reformed Synod's Divinity Hall, 36 Oakshaw st. Rev. Andrew Symington, D.D., Professor Reid & Co. seedsmen, 3 Moss street Reid, David, nurseryman, Linside Reid, David, spirit dealer. Three Mile Cottage —1 PAISLEY. 7

Reld, Hugh, clerk at T. H. Macfarlane's, 29 Lady lane house 41 George street

Reid & Hanna, smiths and iron boat builders, 12 High st. main entry by Laigh Kirk lane, Causeyside Reid & Henderson, writers, Gilmour street Reid, James, clerk, 1 1 Marshall's lane—ho. 8 Gauze st. Reid, James, farmer, Meikleriggs Reid, James, musician, Salutation Inn, (carriers' quarters) 29 High street Reid, James, session clerk for IVIiddle Church parish, and teacher of Town's English school, 19 School wynd house 34 High street Reid, John, clerk, Bank of Scotland—ho. 69 Broomlands Reid, John, joiner, bleachers' wright, and timber mer- chant, Lylesland—house do. Reid, John, clerk, 4 Garthland street Reid, John, simple tyer, 57 Canal street Reid, Mrs. John, wigmaker and haircutter, 98 Causeyside

Reid J Mrs. milliner and dressmaker, 8 Well street Reid, Robert, feuar, 19 Wellmeadow Reid, Robert, grocer, 20 Abbey street Reid, Robert, grocer, 5 Moncrieff street Reid, Thomas, painter, 93 High street—house 94 do, " Reid, William, of Reid & Hanna—ho. 8 Smithhills Reid, William, of Reid & Henderson—house Castlehead Renfrew, John, grocer, 2 Williamsburgh Renfrew, Mrs. milliner, 8 Moss street

Renfrew, Robert, at Ross & Duncan's, 6 Abercorn st. Renfrewshire Advertiser Office, 15 St. Mirren street Renfrewshire Directory Office, 43 High street, G. Fow- ler, publisher, bookseller, and bookbinder Rennie, George, ilesher, 17 George street Rennie, James, flesher, 31 George street

Rennison, Rev. Alexander, of E. St. Geo. Ch. 1 Carlile place Renwick, Thos. engineer mason for barracks—house 19 Gauze street Retson, George, moudiwort catcher and spirit dealer, 8 School wynd Rew, James, tailor, 24 Cotton street Rice, John, teacher, Carbrook street Rice, Susanna, victualler, 46 Broomlands Richardson, James, of Ralston Richardson, John, F. High Ch. officer, 9 Orr square Richardson, Mrs. John, Burns' place — 72 PAISLEY.

Richmond, Daniel, of Thomas Richmond & Son—house 82 High street Richmond, Thomas, of Thomas Richmond & Son—house 82 High street Richmond, Thomas, & Son, surgeons, 82 High street Riddell, John, Railway Arms Tavern, Gilmour street, and 22 Old Sneddon Rigg, John, clerk British Linen Company's Bank—^ho. 1 Maxwell street Risk, Thos. agent. Western Bank of Scotland, 7 High st. house Burns' place Ritchie, David, North Church officer, 4 North street Ritchie, David, wholesale general grocer and tea mer- chant, 8 Gauze street Ritchie, James, ironmonger, 1 Moss st—ho. Gateside Ritchie, Mrs. William, grocer, 20 School wynd Ritchie, Wm. Friendly Society clerk, 17 Barclay street Robb, Wm. & Co. manufacturers, 6 Causeyside Roberton, Andrew, enterer, 32 George street Robertson, Alexander, cowfeeder, 40 Gordon's lane Robertson, Andrew, farmer, Laigh Hillington Robertson, Daniel, gardener, 3 Smithhills—garden Green- law street Robertson, Daniel, sexton, 14 Oakshaw street Robertson, Hercules James, Sheriff of Renfrewshire residence in Edinburgh, 76 King street Robertson, J. & A. wholesale and retail provision mer- chants, 37 High street

Robertson, James, of J. & A . Robertson—^ho. 1 Well st. Robertson, J. & J. shawl manufacturers, 3 Forbes' place Robertson, James, accountant, 14 Wardrop street"*:*^ Robertson, James, church officer, (E. St. George's Ch.) 41 Gordon's lane Robertson, James, farmer. South Gallowhill Robertson, James, glass, china, and stoneware merchant, 86 High street—house 12 Wellmeadow Robertson, James, hairdresser, 12 Smithhills Robertson, Jas. of J. & J. Robertson—^ho. 143 George st. Robertson, James, warper, 99 Causeyside Robertson, Janet, grocer, 56 High street

Robertson, John, beamer, 1 8 Barclay street Robertson, John, broker, 32 Wellmeadow Robertson, John, farmer, Hillington Robertson, John, hairdresser, 2 St. Mirren street Robertson, John, of J. & J. Robertson —ho. 37 Canal st. ——= PAISLEY. 73

Robertson, John, joiner and cartwriglit, 4 Incle street house 22 do. Robertson, John, & Sons, muslin manufacturers; 169 George street, John M'Gibbon, agent Robertson, John, spirit dealer, 1 Wellmeadow Robertson, John, theikar & feather dealer, 34 St. James' st. Robertson, Joseph, clerk at Donald & Craig's, 8 Renfrew street Robertson; Joseph, grocer and spirit dealer, 35 Moss st- —^house 3 Back Sneddon Robertson, Joseph, teacher, Orr street—ho. 67 High st. Robertson, Matthew, & Co. bleachers, Foxbar and Cau- sey-end Robertson, Mrs. midwife, 6 Wardrop street Robertson, Misses, Foxbar Robertson, Peter, reed maker, 98 Causeyside Robertson, Robert, Bull and Horn tavern, 14 Moss st. Robertson, Robert, Govan coal agent, 19 Canal street— house 75 do. Robertson, Robert, hat maker, 97 High street Robertson, Robert, treasurer Abbey Parish poors' funds, 7 Abbey street—house Burns' place Robertson, Thomas, beamer, 2 Ferguslie Robertson, Thomas, Buck's Head Tavern, 15 Moss st. Robertson, Thomas, of Foxbar Robertson, Walter, slater, 151 George street Robertson, Wm. general furnishing shop, 25 High st. house 12 Wardrop street Robertson, William, meal miller, Saucel mills Robin, D. & Co. manufacturers, 2 Forbes' place Robin, David, of D. Robin & Co ^house Saucel bank Rodger, Manson, & Co. thread manufacturers, 34 Gor- don's lane Rodger, Robert, of Wylie, Rodger, & M'Innes—house 9 Lonend Rodger, Wm. of Rodger, Manson, & Co.—ho. 8 Lawnst. Ronald, Mrs. James, wine and spirit dealer, Gilmour st. Ronald, Robert A. & Co. manufacturers, 6 Causeyside Rorrison, Mrs. dressmaker, 10 Maxwellton street Ross, Alexander, of Ross & Duncan—^house Abercorn pi. 13 Niddry street Ross & Duncan, thread manufacturers, Abercorn factory, 6 Abercorn street Ross, James, Old Buck Head Inn, 17 High street Ross, Jas. spinning master, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon — 74 PAISLEY.

Ross, Mrs. John, Abercorn place, 13 Niddry street Ross, Mrs. vegetable and fruit shop, 17 George street Ross, Philip, teacher, 7 Oakshaw st.—ho. Gilmour street Rowan, Andrew, farmer, 20 Ferguslie Rowan, Andrew, flesher, 34 High street—house 69 do. Rowand, Andrew, cowfeeder, 134 George street Rowand, Robert, flesher, 27 High street, and 1 New street —house 3 Churchhill Rowat, Robert, shawl manufacturer, 115 Causeyside—ho. 12 Wardrop street Roxburgh, Andw. of J. & A. Roxburgh —ho. 17 Storle st, Roxburgh, J. & A. manufacturers, 168 George street Roxburgh, John, of J. & A.Roxburgh—ho. 167 George st. Roy, George, clerk, 51 Caledonia street Rule, John, baker, 32 Orchard street Rule,Robt. & Co. silk and yarn merchants, 109 Causeyside Rule, Robt. of Robt. Rule & Co ho. 43 Oakshaw st. Russell, A. & Co. ginger beer brewers, &c. 4 Carlile pi. Russell, Andrew, beamer, 9 Gauze street Russell, Jas. architect, Three Mile House, Glasgow road Russell, James, of King and Russell—ho. 4 Clark's pi. Russell, John, victualler and cowfeeder, 11 Broomlands Russell, Robert, of Blackball silk factory Coy.—house Blackball Buildings Russell, Robert, cowfeeder, 80 Canal street Russell, Thomas, beamer, 13 West Buchanan street Russell, William, flesher, 19 Sandholes

/. Russell, Wm. manager, Kerr's dyework, 6 Bladda—ho. 12 Barclay street

SAMSON, William, spirit dealer, 67 Causeyside Sandie, John, boot and shoemaker, 4 Thread street Sands, James, carter, 2 Hunter street Sansom, Rev. W. H. missionary in connection with the Established Church—house 14 George street Saucel Brewery Company, 9 Saucel Saucel Distillery, King street, Saucel Scadlock, George, pattern drawer, 3 Garthland street Scarlot, Matthew, farmer, Stirling street Scotch Reformers' Gaziette Ofiice, 91 High street Scott, Adam, manufacturer, 13 Causeyside Scott, James, cowfeeder, 107 George street

I Scott, John, agent, Glasgow Union Bank, 109 High st house 1 Gauze street Scott, John, jun. clerk, 1 Gauze street PAISLEY. 75

Scott, Matthew, manufacturer, 109 Causeyside—house 1 Great Hamilton street Scott, Peter, victualler, 22 Sandholes Scott, William, warper, 109 Causejside Scroggie, Mrs. furnished lodgings, 7 Burn Row Semple, Alex. Milne, clerk, at Joseph Whithead & Son, 1 Seedhill Semple, David, of Anderson & Semple—ho. 6S High st. Semple, John, spirit dealer, 13 St» Mirren street Service, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 8 Wardrop street Shanks, Alex, gardener, West Crossflat—shop 11 Smith- hills Shanks, Wm. U. S. C. (No. 1) officer, 1 Oakshaw street

Sharp, Duncan, shoemaker, 1 1 Back Sneddon Sharp, Jas. of Brough & Sharp—house 22 Storie street Sharp, Thomas, 32 New street Sharp, Wm. of Brown, Sharps, & Co.—ho. 3 Orr square Shaw, Daniel, warper, 16 Causeyside—ho. 13 Canal st. Shaw, Robert, of W. Smith & Co—house 22 King st. Shaw, Robert, tailor, 9 High street (Cross) Shaw, Wm. fishmonger, &c. 41 Moss st. {wooden shade) Shearer, John, wine and spirit dealer, 70 Broomlands Shearer, Robert, slmwl washer and scourer, Meikleriggs —general washing field Shedden, John, merchant, 13 Causeyside Shedden, John, & Co. western coal depot, foot of King st. —ho. 73 Broomlands Shepherd, Thomas, baker, 20 Well meadow Shirlaw, Mrs. midwife, 16 George street Shirlaw, Thomas, wright, 27 Queen street Shooting Saloon, 24 High street, Allan Houston, keeper Shute, Henry, barrack sergeant, barracks, Williarasburgh

Sillars, Oxley,

Simpson, John, wood turner, 85 High street—house 30 Oakshaw street

Simpson, Miss, 1 Maxwell street Simpson, Mrs. milliner and dressmaker, 8 Moss street Simpson, Mrs. Peter, cowfeeder, 2 East Croft street Simpson, William, cowfeeder, 68 Love street Sinclair, Alex, church ofl&cer, 44 Oakshaw street Sinclair, Archd. factor to Speirs of Elderslie—^residence Deanside, Renfrew— office 5 Christie Terrace Sinclair, Archd. hat maker, 94 High street Sinclair, Archd. grocer, 8 Broomlands Sinclair, Duncan, grocer, 24 Wellmeadow Sinclair, Hugh, shoemaker, 10 Silk street Sinclair, Jas. salesman to Thos. Glen, baker, 18 Broom- lands Sinclair, John, spirit dealer and eating house, 6 Moss st. Sinclair, Miss M. dressmaker, 37 Wellmeadow Slater, John, of Haircraigs, farmer, Haircraigs Slater, Matthew, starcher, 20 Smithhills—house 3 Great Hamilton street

Slater, Misses, milliners, straw-hat, and dressmakers, 1 Great Hamilton street Slater, Kobert, broker, 6 Abbey close Sloan, Mrs. dressmaker, 8 New street Sloss, James, print-cutter, Patrick Bank field Small, James, broker, 12 Old Sneddon Small, William, bird stuffer, 12 Smithhills Sraellie, James, carrier, (Glasgow) 5 Abbey street Sraellie, Mrs. furnished lodgings, 14 George street Smith, Alex, of A. & W. Smith—house 9 William st. Smith, Alex, wine and spirit merchant, 12 Dyer's wynd Smith, Allan, librarian, Paisley trades' library, and teacher^ 35 Canal street Smith, Andrew, coach builder and harness maker, 4 Garthland lane—^house 3 do. Smith, Andrew, spirit dealer, 1 Bladda Smith, Archibald, boot and shoemaker, 25 Glen street Smith, A. & W. & Co. engineers and mill wrights, 9 William street Smith, Charles, grocer and spirit dealer, 4 Neilston road Smith, David, carter and cowfeeder, 22 Lady lane Smith, David, feuar, 5 West Buchanan street Smith, David, spirit dealer, 1 Garthland street Smith, David, surveyor of stamps and taxes for Renfrew- shire, Gilmour street—house 33 Oakshaw street — PAISLEY. 77

Smith, Elizabeth, china warehouse, 1 Broomlands Smith, George, brick and tile maker, Caledonia brickfield, Greenock road—^house Nethercommon Smith, Hugh, wholesale and retail boot and shoe ware- house, 50 Moss street Smith, James, cork cutter, 12 New street Smith, James, & Son, timber merchants, 72 New Sned- don—^house Greenock Smith, James, tailor, 95 High street Smith, James, twister, 7 West Campbell street Smith, John, carter and cowfeeder, 66 George street Smith, John, leather merchant, 2 Broomlands Smith, John, shoemaker, 30 New Smithhills Smith, John, shawl merchant, 7 Causeyside—ho. Charles- ton cottage Smith, Miss, staymaker, 100 Causeyside Smith, Mrs. David, grocer, 1 Neilson street

Smith, Mrs. John, furnished lodgings, 1 Orr's square [l Smith, Richmond, tailor, 16 High street Smith,^Robert, cowfeeder, and carter, 73 Canal street Smith, Robert, grocer, 1 2 Broomlands—ho. 4 William st. Smith, Robert, pawnbroker, 7 Gauze street Smith, Robert, spirit merchant, 6 Smithhills Smith, Thomas, tailor, 36 Moss street Smith, William, agent, and egg store, 15 Smithhills Smith, Wm. of A. & W. Smith, & Co ho. 1 East lane, Ferguslie Smith, William, Calenderer, 12 Causeyside—ho. 25 Or- chard street Smith, William, Exchange tavern, 46 Moss street Smith, William, feuar, 14 Ferguslie Smith, Wm. & Co. manufacturers, 4 Cumberland Court, 110 Causeyside Smith, William, tailor, 9 High street Snodgrass, J. & J, millers and grain merchants, Cardonald mill Snodgrass, John, miller and grain dealer, 22 Seedhill house 24 do. Snodgrass, John, painter, oil and colourman, 1 High street —^house 28 Gauze street Sorbie, Mrs. dressmaker, 10 Old Sneddon Southwell, Peter, precentor, Trinity Chapel—^ho. 23 Oak- shaw street Southwell, Sam. flaxdresser and ropemaker, 18 High st. Speirs, David, manufacturer, 30 Orchard street g2 - 78 PAISLEY.

Speirs, Mrs. Robert, Underwood street

Spelrs, Robert, turner, 1 1 Saucel Spenee, John, provision merchant, 49 Storie street SpreuU, Robert, smith and farrier, 8 Christie street Sproul, Andrew, foreman at W. Sl J. Lowndes & Co.'s— house 78 New Sneddon Sproul, James, broker, 28 New Smithhills Sproul, Robert, tailor and broker, 5 Old Sneddon Stalker, John, djer, 9 New Smithhills —house do. Standford, William, hosier, 4 East Buchanan street Steele, Miss, straw -hat maker, 19 Wellmeadow Steel, Robert, manufacturer, 52 Caledonia street Steen, John, sheriff officer, 31 Thread street Steven, J. & W. ropework offices, seeds, sheeting, &;c. 82 High street, and 7 Stoekwell street, Glasgow Steven, James, of J. & W. Steven—ho. 17 St. Andrew's square, Glasgow Steven, William, of J. & W. Steven—^ho. 5S Storie st. Stevenson, Allan, cowfeeder, 58 Causeyside Stevenson, Francis, farmer, Merksworth Stevenson, Isaac, spirit dealer, 9 New Sneddon Stevenson, James, seedsman, and agent for London snuffs, 1 St. Mirren street—house 103 High street Stevenson, James, spirit dealer, 88 Canal street Stevenson, John, accountant and measurer, 1 Bank street Stevenson, John, candlemaker, 32 Lady lane—ho. 33 do. Stevenson, John, Cross Keys tavern, 9 Prussia street Stevenson, John, spirit dealer, carriers' quarters, 91 Cau- seyside Stevenson, Miss, straw-hat maker, 121 George street

Stevenson, Thomas, letter-runner—^house 1 Wardrop st^ Stevenson, Thomas, spirit dealer, 32 Well street Stewart, Adam, grocer, 64 INlillerston Stewart, Agnes, grocer and spirit dealer, 14 Cotton st. Stewart, Allan, cowfeeder, 3 North Croft street Stewart, Allan, M.D. 50 High street Stewart, Archibald, late merchant—house 1 Christie st. Stewart, Archibald, Saracen's Head Inn, 2 Moss street Stew^art, Archibald, spirit dealer, 5 Caledonia street Stewart, Charles J. E. writing master, 6 Oakshaw street Stewart & Co. grocers and victuallers, 136 George street Stewart, David, Turf Inn, 8 Orchard street

Stewart, James, Buck Head and tap room, 1 1 High st. Stewart, James, & Co. distillers. King street, Saucel Stewart, James, boot and shoemaker, 75 Broomlands PAISLEY. 71>

Stewart, James, leather cutter, 3 New street Stewart, James, superintendent of police, County Build- ings—house 105 Causeyside Stewart, John, carter, 1 iVl 'Farlane's lane Stewart, John, grocer, 5 Castle street Stewart, Matthew, feuar, 28 Millerston Stewart, Margaret, dressmaker, 15 Wellmeadow Stewart, Mrs. broker, 81 Causeyside Stewart, Mrs. Bryce, tinsmith, 1 Broomlands Stewart, Mrs. furnished lodgings, 13 Old Sneddon Stewart, Mrs. Peter, flesher, 31 Causeyside, and manu- facturer, 2 Canal street Stewart, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 8 Love street Stewart, Robert, of Murray & Stewart—house 34 High street Stewart, Robert, tailor, 103 High street (Cross) Stewart, Robert, warper, 24 Causeyside Stewart, Robert, wright, 4 Storie street Stewart, Thomas, spirit dealer, 1 Cowieston Stewart, Walter, Temperance Hotel and News Rooms, l^ Smithhills Stewart, William, boot and shoemaker, 58 Storie street Stewart, William, church officer. West Relief—house 3 Ralston square Stewart, William, enterer, 151 George street Stewart, William, pawnbroker, 2 South Croft street Stewart, William, teacher, 28 Lawn street—ho. 4 do. Stirling, Archibald, spirit dealer, 2 Millerston Stirling, William, & Co. saddlers, 89 High street Stirrat, Jas. thread manufacturer, 61 High st bleacher, Nethercraigs, Abbey parish—house Nethercraigs Stoddard, David, shoemaker, 60 Back Sneddon Storry, Patrick, excise officer, 57 Canal street Stow, Miss, 5 Stow place Struthers, James, comb-maker, 2 Wellmeadow

Stuart, Miss, dressmaker, 1 Orr square Stuart, Mrs. John, tailor, 6 Moss street Sutherland, James, spirit dealer, 3 St. James' street Sutherland, M. B. sheriff-officer, 21 Moss street Swauston, John, keeper, toll bar, Renfrew road Swan, Matthew, baker, 70 Causeyside Sweeney & Wilson, reedmakers, 12 Causeyside Sweeney, Thos. of Sweeney & Wilson—ho. 7 New st. Symington, George, ironmonger, 9 High st. (Cross)—ho. Saucel Bank 80 PAISLEY.

Symington, J. M. yarn merchant, 14 Causeyside—ho. 18 Back Sneddon Symington, Mrs. Walter, milliner, straw-hat, and dress- maker, 9 Orr square Symington, R. B. & Co. manufacturers, 3 Cumberland Court, 110 Causey side Symington, Rev. Andrew, D.D. professor of divinity to the Reformed Synod—house 38 Oakshaw street Symington, William, of R. B. Symington & Co.—house 70 Love street

TAIT, Chas. Railway officer—house 29 Glen street Tait, George, broker, 7 Old Sneddon Tannahill, Andrew, precentor Congregationalists' Chapel —^house 26 Glen street Tannahill, John, general furnishing and shawl shop, teas, &c. 21 High street Tannahill, M. grocer and furnishing shop, 39 High st. Tannahill, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 7 George st. Tannahill, Peter, manufacturer, 15 Causeyside Tannahill, Thomas, shawl cutter and thibet cropper, 28 Gordon's lane Tannock, James, victualler and spirit dealer, 6 Smith st. Taylor, Alexander, pattern drawer, 12 Saucel Taylor, David, supervisor of excise—house 29 New Smithhills Taylor, George, (Terrace Tavern,) and machine maker, 5 Christie terrace Taylor, James, fruiterer, 102 High street Taylor, John, boot and shoemaker, 23 High street Taylor, John, grocer and spirit retailer, 75 High street Taylor, John, pastor. Old Baptist Church, 16 George st. Taylor, John, warper, 13 Causeyside Taylor, Miss M. milliner and straw hat maker, 9 Smithhills Taylor, Mrs. milliner and dressmaker, 36 High street Taylor, Robert, agent, 6 Silk street Taylor, Robert, baker, 105 George street Taylor, Thomas, farmer. Moss side Taylor, Thomas, & Co. manufacturers, 8 Causeyside—ho. 46 Oakshaw street Taylor, William, foreman at J. & R. Muir's—house 23 High street Taylor, William, tailor, 16 High street Teas, Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer, 8 Mid lane, Fer- guslle PAISLEY. 81

Telfer, James, skinner and wool merchant, 7 New Smith- hills Telfer, John, block cutter, 8 Marshall's lane Telfer, Thomas, beamer, 78 Causeyside Templeton, Allan, cowfeeder, 36 Back Sneddon Templeton, John, tailor, 41 High street Templeton, Nathaniel—house 1 Maxwell street Templeton, Wm. victualler, grocer, and spirit dealer, 13 Canal street Thomson, Alex, reedmaker, 12 Causeyside Thomson, Andw. clerk at power loom factory, 15 Abbey close—house 5 do. Thomson, Andw. jun. professor of music, 87 High street Thomson, Andw. manufacturer, 4 Causeyside-—house 64 Broomlands ' Thomson, David, manufacturer, 13 Barclay street Thomson, David, sexton, 9 Oakshaw street Thomson, Dougald, & Co. agents, 50 Maxwellton Thomson, Hugh, ironmonger, 2 High street—house 9 Wellmeadow Thomson, James, brick builder and manufacturer of drain- ing tile and bricks of all descriptions—brick workj East lane, 22 Williamsburgh—^house 24 do. Thomson, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 42 Moss st. Thomson, James, reedmaker, 16 Causeyside Thomson, John, accountant, 3 Moss street— ho. Black- land Cottage, Calside Thomson, John, Barrhead and Paisley tavern, 25 High st. Thomson, John, currier and leather merchant, 4 St. Mir- ren street Thomson, John, draper, hosier, and hatter, 29 High st, —-W. Wilson, salesman Thomson, John, mason, 22 Newton street Thomson, John, sen. late merchant, 66 High street Thomson, Mrs. David, 4 Garthland street Thomson, Peter, block cutter, 4 Causeyside Thomson, Rev. John, Free St. George's Church, 13 Lawn street Thomson, Robert, spirit dealer, 5 St. Mirren street Thomson, Thomas, manufacturer, 24 Causeyside Thomson, Wm. brush and basket shop, 86 High street Thomson, Wm. cowfeeder, 2 Gauze street Thomson, Wm. & Co. iron founders, 89 New Sneddon Thomson, Wm. shawl manufacturer, 18 Causeyside Thompson, Mrs. George, 10 Gordon's lane 82 PAISLEY.

Thompson, Thomas, leather merchant, 37 Gordon's lane Tilley, Thos. agent at W. Peel & Co.'s—ho. 63 Love st. Todd, Geo. tobacconist, 1 JVJoss st —house 6 Stow place Tolland, Michael, tailor and clothier, 4 Smithhills Torbet, William, sm^geon, 1 Lawn st.—ho. 27 Gauze st. Train, John, manager, weaving factory—-house 1 Orr st. off Neilston street

TurifF, Alex, of Turiff & Fullerton—house 1 Christie st. Turiff & Fullerton, iron-founders, Vulcan foundry, Great Hamilton street TurnbuU, George, baker and grain merchant, 39 George street Turnbull, George, baker, 12 St. James' place Turubull, James, baker, 78 Broomlands Turnbull, Mrs. James, sen. 4 Back Row, Sandholes Turner, Robert, feuar, 24 Oakshaw street Twigg, Joseph, cotton spinner, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon—house Adelphi place, 41 New Sneddon Twigg, Misses, boarding and day school, 34 Gauze st.

URE, Thos. general grocer and ham curer, 97 Causeyside Urie, Ann, grocer, 8 Moss street Urie, Robert, baker, 73 Love street Urie, Robert, shawl manufacturer, 51 Broomlands Urie, Wm. confectioner, 29 High street—house 31 do,

VALLANCE, Alex, wright, 17 Moss street—ho. 36 do. Vallance, James, joiner and cabinet maker—furniture warehouses, 13 and 33 Wellmeadow—ho. 33 do. Vallance, James, & Co. tobacconists, 8 High st. (Cross) Vallance, John, of James Vallance & Co. —house Laurel- bank, 41 Oakshaw street Vallance, John, wright and ironmonger, 26 George st. Vallance, Miss, furnished lodgings, 4 Garthland street

Vallance, Mrs. Hugh, ] Oakshawhead Vallintine, John, tailor, 113 George street Vine, John, grocer, 30 Cotton street

WADDLE, JNJatthew, spirit dealer, 60 Causeyside W^ade, Misses, school for young ladies, 65 Back Sneddon Wade, Rev. W. M. clergyman of Trinity chapel—house 65 Back Sneddon Walker, Adam, grocer and spirit dealer, 17 Ferguslie Walker, Alexander, baker, 22 Wellmeadow Walker, Alexander, cowfeeder, 14 High street PAISLEY. 83

Walker, David, grocer, Carriagehill Walker, Hugh, grocer, 9 West Campbell street Walker, Hugh, spirit dealer and cowfeeder, 16 Broom- lands Walker, James, boot and shoemaker, 7l Canal street

Walker, James i\!. eating house, 34" Old Sneddon W^alker, John, of Walker, Son, & Co.—house Greenside Cottage, Calside Walker, John, jun. of M. Whitehill & Co.—ho. Greenside Cottage, Calside Walker, Mrs, cowfeeder, 13 Ferguslie Walker, Neil, tailor, 24 Lawn street Walker, Robert, reedmaker, 27 New street Walker, Robt. of Walker, Son, & Co.—house Greenside Cottage, Calside Walker, Son, & Co. manufacturers, 113 Causeyside Walker, W. & R. timber merchants and wrights, 1 Aber- corn street Walker, William, tailor, Lylesland Wallace, Alex, feuar, 13 King street Wallace, Archd. twister, 113 George street Wallace, Charles, slater, and captain of firemen, 6 Smith- hills—slate yard, 22 New Smithhills Wallace & Connell, plumbers, Gilmour street, and 108 Argyle street, Glasgow; James Dalrymple, foreman —house 29 Glen street Wallace, Hugh, manufacturer, 2 1 Causey side—ho. Blackball Wallace, James, spirit dealer and eating house, 21 Or- chard street Wallace, Matthew, dyer and coal merchant, Carlile lane, 85 New Sneddon Wallace, Misses, dress and straw hat makers, 6 Smithhills Wallace, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Silk street —ho. do. Wallace, William, clothlapper, 3 Cumberland Court, 110 Causeyside—house 86 Canal street Wallace, William, eating house, 21 Gauze street Wallace, William, joiner and glazier, 80 Broomlands Walls, John, spirit dealer, 56 Higb street Ward, C. tailor, 1 1 Moss street Ward, James, contractor, 7 Smithhills Ward, John, clothier and tailor, 9 Moss street Ward, J. & D. tailors and clothiers, 16 Moss street Wardrop, Alex, manufacturer, 9 Wallace street Wardrop, David, furnishing shop, 1 Broomlands — 84 PAISLEY.

Wardrop, Wilson, & Co. calico and de Laine printers, Pa- trick Bank Wardrop, manager, Patrick Bank print works Wark, James, 1 Lonend Warnock, Andrew, merchant, 59 High street

Warnock, Mrs. M. midwife, 1 6 South Croft street Warnock, Mrs. Robert, midwife, 24 Lawn street Warrington, Mary Ann, pawnbroker, 9 Moss street Waterston, James, painter, paper-hanger, and oil and co- lour merchant, 5 Moss street—^house 50 High street Waterston, John, seedsman and florist, 45 High street Waterston, Mrs. milliner and straw hat maker, 6 Broom- lands Watson, Andrew, feuar, 35 Glen street Watson, Dewar, 22 St. James' street Watson, James, manager, power loom factory, 15 Abbey close—house 1 Ellis' lane Watson, James, merchant, 27 George street Watson, James, spirit merchant, (tea gardens, &c.) 37 Causeyside Watson, John, grocer, flesher, and grain dealer, 19 Or- chard street Watson, Mrs. James, cowfeeder, Carriagehill Watson, Mrs. milliner and dressmaker, 27 George street Watson, Mrs. milliner and dressmaker, 24 Gauze street Watson, M. staymaker, 37 Causeyside Watson, P. & T. clothiers and hatters, 1 1 High street house 12 St. James' place Watson, Robert, hair dresser, 65 George street Watson, Robt. of Wm. Watson & Co—ho. 43 High st. Watson, Thos. grocer and spirit dealer, 50 Caledonia st. Watson, Thomas, spirit dealer, 30 Old Sneddon Watson, Wm. & Co. shawl manufacturers, 169 George st. Watson, Wm. & Co. painters, paper hangers, and oil and colour merchants, 23 Smithhills Watson, Wm. of W. W^atson & Co—ho. 25 Gauze st. Watt, Geo. grocer and spirit dealer, 8 Wallneuk street Watt, John, bookseller and stationer, 1 SmithhiUs Watt, William, grocer, 2 Well street Watt, William, nail maker, 4 Broomlands Webster, Andrew, fringe manufacturer, 12 Causeyside Webster, William, grocer, spirit dealer, and flesher, 1 East Buchanan street Weddell, Alex, confectioner, wines, «fec. 7 High street Weddell, John, spirit dealer, 37 Ferguslie PAISLEY. b5

Weir, Andrew, feuar, 33 Williarasburg-h Weir, Archibald, merchant, 56 Causeyside Weir, Archibald, pastry baker, 33 Causeyside Weir, George, foreman, at 21 Thread street—ho. 28 St. James' street Weir, George, & Co. upholsterers, 40 High st.—ho. do. Weir, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 8 Gauze street Weir, Mrs. furnished lodgings, 21 St. James' street W^eir, Mrs. furnishing shop, 4 Gauze street Weir, Robert, grocer and porter, (badge No. 1) 7 Old Sneddon Weir, Wm. wine and spirit merchant, 3 Orchard street Welsh, Arthur, agent, British Linen Company's Bank house 5 Bank street White, Mrs. Jas. spirit dealer, 8 High street (back land) White ford, Andrew, tailor, 58 George street

Whitehead, Joseph, & Son, tanners, 1 Seedhill Whitehead, Joseph, of Joseph Whitehead & Son—house Kilnside House Whitehead, Misses, 14 Abbey street Whitehill, Alexander, at Ferguson & Watson's—ho. Car- riagehill house Whitehill, Mary, mangier, 8 Smithhills Whitehill, M. & Co. shawl merchants, 113 Causeyside Whitehill, M. of M. Whitehill & Co.-^house Carriagehill house Whitehill, Walter, enterer, 40 George street Whitelaw, James, civil engineer, 65 Love street Whyte, Andrew, feuar, 13 Stevenson street Whyte, George, plasterer. Glen lane Whyte, James, 24 Glen street Whyte, James, jun. manufacturer, 6 Causeyside—house Abbot's Burn, near Merksworth Whyte, James, shawl agent, 6 George street Whyte, John, manufacturer, 13 Wardrop street Whyte, John, shoemaker and broker, 73 High street Whyte, John, silk and cotton yarn warehouse, 14 Causey- side—house 93 New Sneddon Whyte, John, spirit dealer, 5 Incle street

Whyte, Miss, boarding school for young ladies, 68 High st. Whyte, Misses, milliners and straw-hat makers, 43 High st. Whyte, Mis# Margaret, furnishing shop and furnished lodgings, 20 Gauze street

Whyte, Mrs. Jas. shawl washer and general washing field, Shawfield H — 36 PAISLEY.

Whyte, Mrs. straw-hat maker, 26 New Smithhills Whyte, Mrs. William, bleacher and shawl washer*, Green- law bleachfield Whyte, Neil, bill poster, 23 High street Whyte, William, carter, 13 Sir Michael street

W^ight, Robt, grocer and spirit dealer, 4 South Croft st.

Wilkie, Andw. shuttle maker, 39 High st. and 62 Storie st. Wilkie, James, carter, 30 Newton street

Wilkie, James, painter, 39 High street, and 62 Storie st. —house 39 High street

Wilkie, •, teacher, 2 Hunter street Wills, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 63 George street Wilson, Alexander, general grocer, 28 George st. and 16 Cotton st—house 140 George st. Wilson, David, grocer, 82 Canal street Wilson, Geo. chimney sweeper, 12 Shuttle street Wilson, Geo. keeper, Blackball and Causeyside toll bar Wilson, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 20 George st. Wilson, James, grocer, 29 Glen street Wilson, James, spirit dealer, 22 Causeyside

Wilson, James, weavers' wright, 1 9 Broomlands Wilson, John, feuar, 34 Oakshaw street Wilson, John, pensioner and poet, 2 Love street Wilson, John, & Sons, Hurlet—office 5 Christie terrace, open on Thursdays from 1 1 till 4, Jas. R. Notman, manager Wilson, John, & Co. wine and spirit merchants, 17 Smith- hills Wilson, John, surgeon, 13 Broomlands—house 69 do. Wilson, Joseph, grocer and victualler, 24 Gordon's lane Wilson, Keith, & Co. silk gauze manufs. 4 Shuttle st. Wilson, Margaret, grocer & spirit dealer, 42 Broomlands Wilson, Mrs. dressmaker, 82 Canal street Wilson, Mrs. John, mangier, 11 Wellmeadow Wilson, Mrs. furnishing shop, 70 High street Wilson, Peter, flower lasher, 12 Prussia street Wilson, Peter, gardener, Crossflat Wilson, Robert, builder, 74 Causeyside Wilson, Robert, general grocer, 10 Smithhills-—^house 28 New Smithhills Wilson, Robert, grocer, Western Carriagehill place Wilson, Robert, keeper, Exchange Rooms, 48 Moss st house 46 High street Wilson, Robert, of Lang & Wilson—ho. 23 Moss street Wilson, Thomas, druggist, 24 High st—ho. 2 Hunter st. — PAISLEY. 67

Wilson, Thomas, shoemaker, 101 Causeyside "Wilson, Walter, of Sweeney & Wilson—ho. 30 New st. Wilson, William, at John Thomson's, 29 High street house 13 George street Wilson, William, boot and shoemaker, 118 George street Wilson, William, brassfounder, 21 Moss street

Wilson, William, carter and cowfeeder, 1 1 Gauze street Wilson, Wm. shawl manufacturer, 5 Cumberland Court, 1 10 Causeyslde—house Glen lane Wingate, James, contractor and hedger, 129 George st. Winning, James, flesher and ham curer, 61 Causey side house 59 do. Winning, James, house factor, 4 Smithhills—house 5 Smith street

Witherington, David, boot and shoemaker, IGO George st. Wood, James, feuar, 13 Barr street Wood, James, Teetotal Coffee-house, 10 High street Wood, Rev. James G. 1 Oakshawhead Woodrow, James, heddle dresser, 99 Causeyslde Woodrow, John, grocer, 38 Thread street Wotherspoon, Francis, grocer and spirit dealer, Earl Grey place Wotherspoon, Francis, merchant. Blackball Buildings Wotherspoon, Wm. wholesale stationer, bookseller, &g- 4 Moss street—ho. Blackball Buildings Wright, Daniel, flesher, 47 Moss street—house 6 do. Wright, Daniel, victualler, 28 New Smithhills Wright, Gillies, warper, 13 Causeyside (back land) Wright, John, gardener, 4 East Croft street Wright, Mrs. John, grocer, 26 Cotton street Wright, William, hairdresser, 9 Broomlands Wylie, David, glass and stone warehouse, 6(> High street Wylie, George, M.D. 9 Orr square Wylie, John, & Co. fleshers, 9 New Sneddon Wylie, John, pawnbroker, 3 Orchard street—house do. Wylie, Matthew, flesher, 26 Causeyside Wylie, Mrs. Matthew, flesher, 53 High street Wylie, Mrs. midwife, 4 South Croft street Wylie, Mrs. milliner and dressmaker, 109 George street Wylie, M. washing powder maker, 4 South Crolt street

Wylie, Robert, of Wylie, Rodger, & M*Innes—house I Garthland place Wylie, Rodger, & M'Innes, writers, 2 Lawn street Wylie, Thomas, cowfeeder, 21 Maxwellton street

Wylie, Wijliam, clerk, 1 Garthland place 88 PAISLEY.

Wylie, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 18 Lawn street Wyper, Rev. Wm. Springbank Cottage, Love street

Wyseman, , keeper of Hillington toll.

YOUNG, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 1 Saucei Bridge, Bladda Young, Andrew, cowfeeder, 5 Wellmeadow X Young, Andrew, feuar, 7 Old Sneddon Young & Barr, clothiers, 85 High street Young, David, & Co. bakers, 41 Broomlands Young, D. & Co. tea merchants, 1, 2, and 3, Christie ter- race Young, George, feuar and spirit dealer, 3 Love street Young, James, boot and shoemaker, 108 George street Young, James, cowfeeder, 19 Cotton street Young, James, grain merchant, 144 George street Young, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 12 New Sneddon Young, James, of Young & Barr—ho. 17 Back Sneddon Young, John, boot and shoemaker, 57 George street Young, John, carter, 24 Love street Young, John, feuar, 39 Canal street Young, John, flesher, 20 Broomlands, and 83 Causeyside Young, John, foreman, at J. &. P. Coats—house 6 Back Row, Ferguslie Young, John, miller, steam mills, 19 Thread street Young, John, thread manufacturer, 17 Back Sneddon Young, Mrs. George, 5 Glen street Young, Mrs. James, feuar, 39 Canal street Young, Mrs. John, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 5 Thread st. Young, Robert, pattern drawer, 23 George street Young, Thomas, timber merchant, joiner, and cabinet- maker, 23 Orchard street— ho. 12 Wardrop street Young, William, carter and cowfeeder, 2 Burn Row Young, William M. grocer, 5 Neilston road Young, William, manufacturer, 6 Forbes' place—house 2 Garthland place Young, William, shawl manufacturer and dyer, 66 Back Sneddon Yuill, James, farmer, Blackball Yuill, John, of Abercrombie & Yuill—ho. 1 1 St. James' pi. Yuill, Wm. grain, spirit dealer, and flesher, 11 St. James' place — APPENDIX S9

TO FOWLER'S PAISLEY DIRECTORY:

Population of Paisley within the bounds specified in the Reform Act, according to the Census in 1841, 48,908. The above is the amount of Population within the Parliamentary Boundary of the Town. This is the first Census that has been taken since the Boundary was fixed. The present cannot therefore be well contrasted with any prior Census. But the amount of Po- pulation, as nearly as can be computed within what is now the Par- liamentary Boundary of the Town, was in 1831, 46,199, which makes an increase of Population since that period of 2,203 persons. If, however, the number of persons absent at sea-bathing quarters and otherwise, and strangers present on the night of the 6th of June, are taken into account, the Population would stand thus : Persons in Paisley on the night of the 6th of June, 48,416 --. absent, ...... 607

49,023 Deduct Strangers,. . . .. ,...... JJ5

48,908

S^OPULATXON OF, THE! THREE EURGH PARISHES BY THIS ENUMERATION. 1831 1841 High Parish, ... .. 14,621 .. 14,796 Middle do. .. .. 9,884 .. 10.347 Low. do...... 6,955 .. 7,086

Total, .. .. 31,460 .. 32,229 Paisley returns one Member to Parliament. Number of qualified Voters for a Representative in Parliament, 1,158.

ARCHIBALD HASTIE, Esq., M. P., residence, London.

Magistrates and Town Council of Paisley, David Murray, Esq., Provost. Robert Paton, y James Telfer, ( ^sqrs.^ Baihes,r> -t William Coats, Y William Barr,jun. j Robert. Kirkland, Esq., Treasurer. COUNCILLORS. Messrs. David Semple Messrs. David M'Nair James Clark William Barr John Campbell William Reid

James Wilkie I David Robin John Snodgrass George Todd j Robert Brown, Chamberlain. Gavin Lang and Robt. Wilson, Town Clerks. John Anderson, Procurator Fiscal. h2 ,

90 Paisley Commissioners of Police ^ S^e.

Commissioners of Police for the Burgh. OFFICE, COUNTY BUILDINGS.

The Sireriif-Substitute, Provost, and Magistrates, ex-officiis=.

J St Ward, James Thomson, Alexander King 2d .. John Paton, VVilliam Wilson od .. Peter Jack, William Hunter 4th .. John Connell, Robert Patrick S'lh .- Hugh Hamilton, William Boyd 6th .. Robert Reid, John Wilson 7th .. Charles Baird, Alexander Lang 8th .. Alexander M'Gilvray, William Peaco»?k Sth .. David Barr, John Sheddon

Commissioners of Police for the Suburbs^

The Sheriff Substitute ex officio.^

1st Ward, Robert Houston | 4th Ward, Andrew Nairn 2d .. Thomas Ingram 5th .. James Lang

3d . . Peter Hay | 6th

William Montgomery, surveyor and cashier. James M'Alister, collector. David Barr, treasurer. —Andrew Millar, writer, clerk. James Stewart, superintendent, house 105 Causeyside.

Two Serjeants—Nine Officers—and Twenty Watchmen.

1 William Russell, night serjeant, house 89 High street.

2 James Paxton, day serjeant, house 1 Hospital lane. 3 John Stevenson, day officer, house 3 Brown's lane. 4 John Harkness, day officer, house 31 Orchard street. 5 Robert Young, day officer, house 87 New Sneddon. 6 James M'Naly, day officer, house 47 High street. 7 John Anderson, day officer, house 24 Gauze street. H Vacant. 9 Daniel Robertson, night officer, house 14 Oakshaw street. 10 John Niven, night officer, house 1 Love street.

] 1 Murdoch Berry, night officer, house 40 Wellmeadow.

REGULATIONS OF POLICE. The Serjeant and other Night Officers attend regularly at the Police Office, County Buildings, to call the roll of Watchmen, half an hour before they take their stations, and mark such as are absent. The night officers are thereafter to patrole the streets to observe if the Watchmen are doing their dutj% to apprehend vagrants and dis- orderly persons ; and the Serjeant to give, in the morning, a written report of the whole transactions during the night to the Superin- tendent of Police. The Watchmen are to be on their respective stations at 9 o'clock at night, and remain till 6 o'clock in the morning. Each individual of £5 or upwards of annual rent, has a vote in the election of Commisoioner. Rate of Assessment^ ^-c. Appendiv. 91

Rate of Assessment on Rentfor the siipport of Police, S^c

.-fc'3, and under ^'3, Os. 6d. per Poiinc ^J, and under 5, ...... Os. 9d. do. 5, and upwards, ...... lo. Od. do.

Conversion in lieu of Guard.

^2, and under ^e 5, 2s. Od. per Annum, 5, and under 12, 4s. Od. do. 12, and upwards, ...... 5s. 6d. do.

QUARTERLY MEETINGS. For the Burgh and Suburbs, on the first Monday of March, June, September, and December.

POLICE WARD DIVISIONS, BURGH.

1st Ward— Gilmour st.. High street from No. 1 to 9, South side, and from No. 103 to 109 North side, including Christie terrace, Lillias' wynd, St. Mirren's street, Moss street. Hunter street. Dyer's wynd. Old Sneddon, Back Sneddon from No, 1 to 6 west side, and from No. G5 to end, east side Maxwell street. New Sneddon from No. 1 to 6 west side, and frooi No. 92 to 9Q east side, Hospital lane. 2d Ward—New Sneddon from No. S to b5 west side, and from 56 to 89 east side, including Carlile place. Quay Lane, Quay, Har- bour lane. Middle lane, Blacklaw lane, Back Sneddon No. 7 to 59.) St. James' place. Love street, Glen street. Glen lane, Albion street, North street, Wallace street, Moncriefi' street. Underwood street, and Caledonia street. 3d Ward— High street, fi-om No. 10 to 27 south side, and from No. 87 to 102 nortii side, Church hill east side, New street, Shuttle

street, School wynd, Oakshaw street, from No 1 to 10 south side, and from No. 45 to 49 north side, Meeting House lane. 4th Ward— High street, from No. 28 to 37 south side, and from No, 79 to HQ north side, west side of Church hill, Orr street and square, Oakshaw street, from No. 11 to 36 south side, and from No. 38 to 44 north side, Storie street, Stow place. Canal street, from No. 12 to 19 south side, and from No. 74 to 82 north side, George St., from No. 12 to 15 south side, and from No 156 to 160 north side, Barclay street. 5th Ward— High street, from No. 38 to 55 south side, and from No. 5Q to 78 north side, Wellmeadow, from No. 1 to 17 south side, and from No. 27 to 43 north side, Well street, from No. 10 to 'So^ West brae, including Bowling Green and Oakshaw Head, Lady- lane, George street, from No. IQ to 31 south side, and from No. 136 to 155 north side, Barr St., Sir Michael St., West Buchanan street, Canal street, from No. 20 to 37 south side, and from No. 60 to 73 north side. 6th Ward— Wellmeadow, from No. 18 to 25 south side, and No. 26 north side, including corner shop of No. 12 Sandholes, Broom- lands, comprising what was formerly East and West Broomlands,. .

92 Paisley. Police Ward Divisions, i^c.

West Campbell street, Carbrook street, William Street, John st., with the exception of,Nos. 11 and 12, King street, from Nos 1 to 4 west side, and from Nos. 31 to 33 east side, Sandholes, (back row), south side. 7th Ward— Castle street. Cross street, Queen street. Maxwell ton street, West street, Ferguslie, east lane, east side, Newton street, north side, Neil street, north side, George street, from No. 32 to 84, south side, and from No. 85 to 135 north side, Ralston square, including Mount Pleasant, and Castlehead, Canal street, from No. 38 to Relief Church, south side, and from No. 41 to 5Q north side. 8th Ward—Causeyside, from No. 19 to 59 east side, and from No. 60 to 103 west side, Neilston street, South Campbell street, Es- pedair street, Calside, west side, from road leading to Maxwellton to head of Causeyside, Stirling street, Stevenson street, Stow st.. Canal street, from No. 1 to 11 south side, and from No. 83 to 90 north side, George street, from No. 1 to 1 1 south side, and from No. 161 to 169 north side, Wardrop st. Brown's lane, George square

9th Ward—Water brae (burgbj Causeyside, from No. 1 to 18 east side, and from No. 1()4 to 116 west side. Orchard street, Mar- shall's lane. Bridge street, (burgh), Prussia street, Gordon's lane, Burn row, Bladda, Seedhill.

POLICE WARD DIVISIONS, NEW TOWN.

1st Ward— Smithhills, Gauze street. New Smithhills, Lawn Street, Silk Street. 2d Ward —South Croft, Brick lane. West Croft, Abercorn street. North Croft, Highland lane, M'Farlane's lane, Niddry street, Great Hamilton street, Wallneuk, East Croft, Renfrew street,

Gateside, Greenlaw, , East Buchanan street. Inkle street. Gauze street, Garthland lane, Garthland place, Greenlaw street.

3d Ward— Gauze street, from 18 to 32, Cotton street. Thread st. Mill street. Miller street, Christie street. Muslin street. Bank st. 4th Ward—From 15 Thread street, to 26 do., Abbey Close, Smith- hills from Abbey gate to Old Bridge, Abbey street. Bridge st. Cart street. 5th Ward—Back row Ferguslie, Mid lane, Ferguslie East lane, Ferguslie, Thomas street, Ferguslie road, and house, John st.

J 1 and 12, Wood street. King street commencing at 5 to 22 Sand-

holes, from 7 to 22 Well street, Well street from 1 to 9. 6th Ward'—Maxwellton with Bridge lane and Burn lane, Cowieston, Neil street 6 and 7, Newton street; 1 to 9 Saucel and Lonend, King street, east, Lylesland 1 to 10, Calside 1 to Charleston, east side.

ASSESSED TAXES,

DUTIES ON MALE SERVANTS.

1 Servant, ^14 3 Servants,. ^5 14 I 5 Servants, ^12 5 2 - 3 2 4 - 8 14 6 - 15 9 Bachelors taxed £\ additional. Annual LicenceSf Sfc. Appendix. 93

DUTY ON WINDOWS— Per House per Year. 8 Windows, ^0 15 6 14 Windows, £3 9 9 1 15 3 9 10 1 7 16 •3 17 6 11 1 15 3 17 4 6 12 2 3 9 18 4 14 3 13 2 12 3 19 5 2 9 And so on at their respective rates, agreable to Table of Assess- ments to 180 windows, ^46 10s. 3d. And every house having more than 108 windows, must be charged with one shilling and six pence for each window above that number, in addition to forty-six pounds^ ten shillings and sixpence. DUTIES ON CARRIAGES WITH TWO WHEELS.

Carriages with Two Wheels, . . £3 5 each Do. drawn by two or more horses or mules, 4 10 For every additional body used on the same Carnage, 111 6 Reduced Duties by 1st Wm. 4th, cap. S5. Four Wheel Carriages, drawn l»y One Horse only, £A: 10 each Four Wheel Carriages, with each wheel of less dia- meter than 30 inches, drawn by Ponies or Mules exceeding 12 Hands, and neither of

them exceeding 13 Hands in height, . 3 5 Carriages used by common Carriers, and occasion- ally carrying Passengers, with Four Wheels, 2 10 Do. with Two Wheels, 15 DUTIES ON DOGS.

For every Greyhound, . . . . £\ For every Hound, Pointer, Setting Dog, Spaniel, Terrier,

or Lurcher ; and for every Dog, where two or more are kept, of whatever denomination the same may be, (except Greyhounds,) 14

For every other Dog, where only one is kept, . 8

Persons compounding for their Hounds, . . 36 ANNUAL LICENSES. Annual License to Horse dealers, .. .. ^12 10

to Bankers issuing notes, . . " 30 to Appraisers, .. .. 10 to Auctioneers, .. .. 10 to Pawnbrokers, .. .. 7 10 to Dealers in Gold or Silver plate above 30 oz, ...... 5 15 to Dealers under 30 oz., and above 5 dwt,, 2 6 .. .. to Hawkers and Pedlars, .. 4 to do. if travelling with a horse, ass,

or mule, for every beast, . . 4

. . to Dealers in Patent Mediscines-within the City of Edinburgh, .. .. 2 in any other City, Burgh, or Town, cor- porate, ...... 10

Elsewhere, . . - . . . 5 6

Stage Coach License, ...... 3 3 Duty on every Advertisement contained in a Newspaper, or other Periodical in Great Britain, .. 16

In Ireland, ...... 1 u 94 Paisley. Lieutenancy of Renfrewshire, S^c.

LIEUTENANCY OF RENFREWSHIRE. Right Hon. Earl of Glasgow, Lord Lieutenant. Col. Wm. Mure of Caldwell, Vice Lieutenant. DEPUTY LI EUTENANTS. Alexander, W. M. of Southbar Porterfield, James Corbett, of Bontine, R. C. of Ardoch Porterfield Cunninghame, Wm. of Craigends Polloc, Sir Robert Crawford, of Darroch, Gen. of Gourock Upper Polloc, Bart. Darroch, Capt. yr. of Gourock Stewart, P. M., M.P. Fleming, W. M. of Barrochan Wallace, Robert, of Kelly. M.P. Fulton, Robert, of Hartfield Blantyre, The Right Hon. Lord Houstoun, Ludovic, of Johnstone Campbell, Archd. of Blythswood Harvie, Colonel, of Castlesemple GiJmour, Allan, of Eaglesham Lowndes, Wm. of Arthurlie Madouall, Colonel Day Hert, of Maxwell, Sir Jon. of Polloc, Bart. Garthland Maxwell, Wm. of Dargavel Napier, Capt. Robert John Mil- Napier, Wm. liken, yr. of Milliken Napier, Sir Wm. Milliken of Mil- Spiers, Thos. of Blackstoun liken, Bart. Robert Wylie, clerk of Lieuten. JUSTICES OF PEACE, RESIDING IN AND NEAR PAISLEY. The Rrovost of Renfrew for the time. The Provost of Paisley for the time. The Chief Magistrates of Paisley for the time. Jas. Aitken, Water Brae (burgh) Robert Kerr, Oakshawhead VVilliam Bissland, 4 Orr square James Kibble of Whiteford William Brand of Barshaw William Lowndes of Arthurlie, ^9 Andrew Brown of Auchentorlie New Sneddon William Brown of Egypt Park James Maxwell of Brediland Peter Brough, 96 High street Daniel M'Farlane of Canal Bank Thomas Callender, 13 Thread st. James M'Farlane, 23 Well street Alexander Campbell of Barnhill, Hugh M'Farlane, 36 Love street 6 Garthland place Thos. H. M'Farlane, Canal Bank Alex. Carlile, 76 New Sneddon R. M'Kechnie, M.D., 10 Smith- Thomas Carlile, Love street hills Wm. Carlile of Houstonfield John Napier, Abercorn street James Clark of Chapel House Robert Orr, Love street James Cook, Gilmour street Thomas Risk, Burns' place James Coats, Maxwellton Thomas Robertson of Foxbar

Robert Cochran, 2 St. James' st. John Scott, ] Gauze street Robert Farquharson of Alargue. Thomas Sharp, New street 7 St. James' place Wm. Sharp, 3 Orr square

James Findlay, .3 Garthland place Robert Speirs of Burnbrae VVilliam Fulton John Stewart of Gateside Col. Fulton of Hartfield James Stirrat, Nethercraigs Andrew Gibson, 6 Gauze street Joseph Twigg, Adelphi place Thomas Gilmour of Prospecthill Arthur Welsh, Bank street William Glen, Hawkhead Mains Jos. Whitehead, Kilnside House Adan^ Hamilton of Lounsdale Jos. Whitehead, yr. of Kilnside Wm. Hamilton, Jan. of Lounsdale The Sheriff Depute and Substi- John Hart, Cartvale tute of Renfrewshire James Harvey, Saucel The Provost and Magistrates of Archd. C. Holms of Sandyford Paisley for the time being Wm. Jamieson, 97 Causeyside Archibald Young, clerk Visct. jKelburne, Hawkhead Ho. Alex. Gibson, Depute clerk John Hart, Procurator Fiscal. Commissioners of Supply^ S^c. Appendiv. 95

COiMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY, FOR THE UPPER WARD OF THE COUNTY. Maxwell, Sir Jn. of PoUok, Bart. Harvey, Col. J. of Castlesemple Napier, Sir William Milliken, ol Holms, Wm. Saucel Bank Milliken and Napier, Bart. Holms, A. C. East Sandyford Glasgow, The Right Hon. Earl of Howie, John, of Shawhill Blantyre, The Right Hon. Lord Houstoun, Ludovic, of Johnstone The Sheriff & Sheriff Substitute Lowndes, Wm. of Arthurlie of the County Macdowal, Day Hort, of Garth- Alexander, W. M. of Southbar land Barr, Wm. jun. of Laigh Common Martin, William, of Davieland Barr, William, of Drums Maxwell, James, of Bi-ediland Brown, Andrew, of Auchentorlie Maxwell, William, of Dargavel Campbell. A. of Blythswood Murdoch, Peter, of Capilrig Craig, William, of Kirkton Mure, William, of Caldwell Cunninghame, W. of Craigends Napier, John, Clippins Dunlop, James, of Arthurlie Sinclair, Archd. factor, Elderslie Fulton, William, of Spreulston Smith, James, of Jordanhill Fleming, Wm. M. of Barochan Speirs, Thos. of Blackston Gibson, Alex. Paisley Spiers, Thos- D. of Speirston Gilmour, Allan, of Eaglesham Spiers, Robt. of Calder Castle Gilmour, Allan, yr. of Polnoon Snodgrass, Campbell, of Thornhil! Gilmour, James, of Polnoon The Provost of Paisley Graham, Alex, of Capilly The Provost of Pollokshaws Graham, James, of Fereneze The Provost of Renfrew Graham, John, of Craigallian The eldest Bailie of Renfrew Graham, Patrick, of Limekilns Wilson, John, of Thornlie Hamilton, John, of Greenbank Wilson, Wm. yr. of Thornlie Wm. Barr, Clerk of Supply, Office, 33, Old Sneddon, Paisley. INCOME-TAX COMMISSIONERS FOR THE UPPER WARD OF THE COUNTY. Hercules J. Robertson, Sheriff John Buchanan of Glen Alex. Campbell, Sheriff-Sub. Sir Wm. Milliken Napier, Bart. W. M. Fleming of Barochan John Graham of Craigallian W. M. Alexander of Southbar Allan Pollock, Broom Sir John Maxwell of PoUoc Surveyor—David Smith, Paisley. Clerk —Andrew Millar, writer, Paisley. Assessor— D. Craig, writer. Paisley. FACULTY OF PROCURATORS. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER, 24tH JUNE, 1803. John Muir, Esq., Dean. Robert Wylie, Esq., Treasurer.

Councillors : —John Hart, J. Auld, D. Semple. Examinators : —John Gemmell, William Barr, jun., David Craig. Wm. Hodge, Clerk, 1 Smithhills. Robert Wilson, Fiscal. MEMBERS. 1795 John Muir 1815 William Fernie 1802 Alex. Campbell 1818 Andrew Millar — Gavin Lang 1819 William Hart 1808 Peter Jack 1821 Robert Wylie 1811 William Barr — John Auld 1815 John Hart 1824 Aw. Paterson, Lochwinnoch 96 Paisley. Faculty of Proeurators, S^c,

Members contimted. 1824 William MacLean, Glasgow- 1830 James Caldwell John Dunn — Allan Kirkvvood 1825 John Crawford — William Hodge Wm. Hector, Pollokshaws 1831 Graham M'Farlane, Green- Rt. Caldwell, Lochwinnoch ock John Gemmell — John Millar, Johnstone 1826 Jas. Campbell, Johnstone — David Semple William Martin 1832 Robt. Macome, Dumbarton 1827 William Barr, jun. — Matw. Anderson, Neilston 1828 Archibald Gardner 1833 John Millar Robert Rodger 1835 John Beith, Largs John Anderson — David Craig 1S29 William Reid 1839 Robert Wilson

—' John Hamilton 1841 John M'Innes — Peter Henderson 1843 John Campbell — Wm. Connell, Lochwinnoch — John Millar — Alexander Gibson

William Barr, jun. Librarian—Library, 4 Moss street. Duncan M'Phee, Officer.

PROCURATORS FOR THE POOR.

John Campbell, Robert Caldwell, and John Auld, for Paisley. Wm. Hector, for Pollokshaws. | Matt. Anderson, for Neilston. John Reid, for Lochwinnoch and Johnstone.

JUSTICE OF PEACE SMALL DEBT COURT. COURT HALL, COUNTY BUILDINGS. Held every Friday, at eleven o' clock forenoon. Archd. Young, Clerk.—Alexander Gibson, Depute Clerk. John Hart, Fiscal.

Court held first Monday of every month, at Neilston and Barr- head alternately. John Hart, Fiscal. —Alex. Gibson, Clerk.

BURGH COURTS.

Town Clerk's Office, County Buildings, held every Monday and Friday, at eleven o'clock forenoon, for the dispatch of civil causes —and a Criminal Court held every forenoon in the Convene Room, at ten o'clock, for criminal business. G. Lang, and R. Wilson, clerks. —John Anderson, Fiscal.

SHERIFF COURT, COURT HALL, COUNTY BUILDINGS. Sits every Tuesday during Session. H. J. Robertson, Esq., Sheriff John Hart, Sheriff Clerk Alexander Campbell, Esq., Sheriff Walter L. Houstoun, SheriffClerk Substitute Depute Robt. Wylie and Robt. Rodger. Joint Procurators Fiscal Sheriff Small Debt Courti SfC, Appendix. 97

SHERIFF SMALL DEBT COURT, COURT HALL, COUNTY BUILDINGS. Held every Thursday^ at Eleven o'clock, during Session.

John Hart, Clerk | Walter L. Houstoun, Dep. Clerk. Duncan M'Phee, Bar Officer.

Commissioner for taking Affidavits for the Superior Courts of Law and Court of Bankruptcy in Ireland, as also Extra Master in Chancery for the High Courts of Chancery in England and Ireland, A. P. Henderson, writer, Paisley-

SHERIFF OFFICERS. Bell, Henry, 42 Moss street Hart, John, 88 New Sneddon Brown, James, 19 Moss street M'Donnell, James, Causeyside Campbell, Alex. 23 Lawn street M'Phee, Duncan, 4 Silk street Campbell, Thos. Caledonia street M'Stravick, Jas. 3 Moncriefi'st. Christison, James, 8 High street Niven, Alex. 5& Caledonia street Connell, Daniel, 2 Hunter street Steen, John, 31 Thread street Fraser, Donald, 19 Old Sneddon Sutherland, Murd. B. 21 Moss st.

Gillespie, John, 1 William street, Wood, James, 10 High street Greenock TRUSTEES FOR THE CREDITORS ACTING UNDER THE ACT FOR REGULATING THE FINANCIAL AFFAIRS OF THE BURGH. APPOINTEO BY THE CREDITORS. Messrs. Thomas Greenlees Messrs. James Clark Archibald Gardner John Henderson James Cochrane Thomas Risk John Brown, Queen st. John Wilson, Oakshaw. APPOINTED BY THE COUNCIL.

Provost Murray \ Bailie George Todd. TRUSTEES FOR CREDITORS CART NAVIGATION, ACTING UNDER THE ACT FOR REGULATING THE FINANCIAL AFFAIRS OF THE BURGH. Wo L. Houstoun James Clark John Henderson Robert Kirkland Provost Murray John Hart John Kirkland Andrew Nairne George Todd The above persons are named in the Act. APPOINTED BY COUNCIL. David Semple, James Wilkie, William Reid, and David Robin. TOWN OFFICERS.

Daniel Connell, 2 Hunter street | Henry Bell, 42 Moss street William Millar, Town Drummer, 42 Moss street Daniel Connell, Town Crier, 2 Hunter street Landeeraer's day, 2d Tuesday in June, for perambulating Burgh marches.

I 98 Paisletf» Quarter Sessions, Sfc.

COMMISSARY COURT, Held evert/ Thursday at eleven o'clockforenoon. Hercules J. Robertson, Commissary— A. Campbell, & Gavin Lang. Commissary Deputes— Robert Wylie, Commissary Clerk, office 2 Lawn street.

QUARTER SESSIONS Held at Renfrew. First Tuesday of March, May, and August, and last Tuesday of October. Licensing meetings held first Tuesday of May, and last Tuesday of October.

Commissionersfor Court House and Public Offices^ County Buildings. COMMISSIONERS EX-OFFICllS. The Lord Lieutenant of the County of Renfrew. Vice Lieutenant Do. Do. Member of Parliament for Do. Do. Sheriff of Renfrewshire and his Substitutes The Provost and Magistrates of Paisley Chief Magistrates of Greenock and Port-Glasgow Sir William M. Napier, of Milliken and Napier, Bart. W. M. Fleming of Barochan Sir John Maxwell of Polloc Major Darrock of Gourock Colonel Mure of Caldwell James Graham of Fereneze Colonel Fulton of Hartfield John Napier, Paisley Robert Farquharson, of Alargue William Barr, of Drums Robert Wylie, treasurer and clerk, 2 Lawn street

PRISON BOARD FOR RENFREWSHIRE. Appointed in terms of Act of Parliament passed 1839, entitled " An Act to improve Prisons, and Prison discipline in Scotland." Elected by the Commissioners of Supply,

VV'. M. Fleming of Barochan Major Darroch, yr. of Gourock Sir Jn. Maxwell of Polloc, Bart. W. M. Alexander of Ballochmyle John Graham of Craigallion Colonel Mure of Caldwell

Elected by the Magistrates and Council of Paisley. David Murray, Esq., Provost of Paisley James Telfer, Esq., one of the Bailies of Paisley William Coats, Esq., do. do. do. W.Barr, Esq. of Drums GeorgeTodd, Esq, John Snodgrass, Esq. I | Elected by the Magistrates and Council of Greenock. Duncan Weir, Esq., one of the Bailies of Greenock.

William Maxtin, Esq. | James J. Grieve, Esq.

Elected by the Magistrates and Council of Port- Glasgmv. Alexander Brown, Esq., one of the Bailies of Port- Glasgow Dr. William Baird, Provost of Renfrew Hercules James Robertson, Esq., Sheriff of Renfrewshire, or, in his absence, Alexander Campbell, the Sheriff Substitute at Paisley, ex-officiis. llessengers at Arms, 8^c. Appendix. 1)9

W. M. Fleming of Barochan, chairman and convener Robert Wilson, writer, clerk and secretary Rev. Thomas M'Kenzie, A.M., teacher and chaplain Dr. James Paton, surgeon Valiance, matron James Mitchell, governor j Grace

John Gardner, clerk j Mrs. Mitchell, housekeeper. Warders—Nicol M'Intyre, Hugh Marquis, Jane M'Nair. MESSENGERS AT ARMS.

Campbell, Thomas, 4 Moss st. Gardner, Robert, 27 Old Sneddon

Christison, Jas. 8 High st. Cross St., and ] 69 Trongate, Glasgow

Gillespie, John, 1 William street, Greenock, AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS.

Davidson, John, 14 St. Mirren st. | Hart, William, 95 High street. PUBLIC SALE ROOMS. Auction Rooms, 14 St. Mirren street (Crossi, John Davidson, auctioneer and appraiser. BRANCH OF CLYDESDALE BANK, 3 Causeyside.

Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 o'clock afternoon= Shuts on Saturday at 12 o'clock noon. Alexander Borland, agent. A. M. Humphreys, accountant.

John Borland, clerk ; and James Borland, officer. BRANCH OF THE WESTERN BANK OF SCOTLAND, 7 High Street, and]1 Forbes' Place. Thomas Risk, agent. Robert Brodie, accountant— John Mitchell, teller. Andrew Brown, and James Houston, clerks. Arthur Hutton, porter. • Draw on Jones, Loyd, & Co. London; Union Bank, Manchester;

Bank of Liverpool ; Latouche & Co. Dublin ; Ulster Bank, Belfast. Negotiate Bills on every town in Great Britain and Ireland, where there is a bank or banker.

BRANCH OF THE BANK of SCOTLAND. 8 St. Mirren Street.

'Open from Id o'clock forenoon till 3 o'clock afternoon, shuts on Sa- turday at 12 o'clock. James Findlay, Agent. R. B. Findlay, Accountant. Robert A. Farquhar, Teller. John Reid and Allan Nairn, Clerks. Negotiate Bills on all towns in Scotland, England, and Ireland, where there is a bank or banker. Draw on Coutts & Co., Lon- don; the branches of the Bank of England, at Birmingham, Bris- tol, Gloucester, Hull, Leeds, &c., &c. The Manchester and Liverpool district Bank, and the Provincial Bank of Ireland at Dublin, Belfast, Cork, &c. Porter, house 117 Causeyside. 100 Paisley, Branch Banks.

BRANCH OF THE GLASGOW UNION BANKING CO. Christie's Buildings, 109 High Street.

Draw on Jones, Loyd, & Co., London; and on Sir William Forbes,

Bart., James Hunter and Co., Edinburgh \ and on all the prin- cipal towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland. John Scott, Agent. John M'Callum, Teller. David Law, Accountant, John Scott, jun., clerks. Peter Blair, Porter, house 109 High street.

BRANCH OF THE BRITISH LINEN COxMPANY'S BANK.

1 Cotton Street.

Open from 10 o'clock /(yrenoon tilt 3 afternoon, {shuts at 12 on Saturday)

Arthur Welsh, Agent, 5 Bank street. John Peden, Accountant. Alexander Macfarlane, Teller. John Rigg, Clerk. Thomas Campsie, Porter, 2 Thread street. Draw on Smith, Payne^ & Smith, London; on the Branches of the Bank of England at Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham,

Newcastle, Hull, and Bristol ; on Ayr Bank and Branches ; on the Greenock Bank and Branches; on the Bank of Ireland, and

Branches at Belfast, Londonderry, Cork, and Sligo ; on the Car- lisle and Cumberland Bank. Transact business wtth the principal towns in Great Britain and Ireland.

NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS BANK. 4 Christie Terrace. Archibald M'Nair, Chairman —Robert Farquharson, Deputy Chairman—John Scott, Banker, Treasurer—Archibald HodgCj Accountant, Cashier.

Open for receiving and paying deposits on Mondays and Thurs- daj's, from 10 to 3 o'clock ; also for receiving, on Saturdays from 1 to 3, and from 6 to 9 o'clock evening.

Amountof deposits at 20th Nov. 1842, - £23,745 ] 2 9 do. do. 20th Nov. 1843, - 30,054 5 t< do. do. 20th Nov. 1844, - .39,123 2 .4

SCOTTISH AMICABLE LIFE ASSURANCE AND ENDOW- MENT SOCIETY, Instituted 1826. Head Office, 141 Buchanan street, Glasgow. William Spens, Manager. PAISLEY BOARD OF DIRECTORS. John Scott, Chairman. John Hair John Morgan George Coats Wm. Hattrick Archd. Hutchison John Hart, Sheriff Clerk-. Medical Practitionei^s. Appendix. 10'

George Wylie, Esq., M.D., Medical Referee. John Crawford, Accountant, Secretary, and Agent.

Office, 5 Christie's Terrace Open every lawful day from 10 a. .^r. till 3 p. M.

This Society is on the principal of Mutual Assurance, founded oti the model of the Equitable of London, dividing all the profits in equitable proportion to the Members.

MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Thomas Richmond William Bell W. M'Kechnie, M.D, R. M'Kechnie, M.D. John Wilson William Torbet Allan Stewart James Cochran Arthur Hegney George Wylie, M.D. Osborne Hendry Peter M'Elmail John Craig Daniel Richmond Allan Stewart, Juu, Willm. Jeffrey, M.D John Brown, M. D. M.D. D. M'Kinlay, M.D. John Pinkerton Wm. Dickie, M.D. Jas. Paton, M.D. James Hutchison John Brown. M.D. William Falconer N. B. — For Residence, see Directory.

VETERINARY SURGEON. John Donaldson, 64 Love street.

MID WIVES. Arranged to the different Quarters of the Toivn.

rs. Barr, 10 High street ] Mrs. Craig, 30 Gauze street Fyfe, 36 St. James' street Robertson, 6 Wardrop st. Cox, 11 Middle lane Beaton, 5 Storie street William Warnock, 16 South Shirlaw, 16 George street Croft street Hart, 27 Castle eti-eet Wylie, 4 South Croft street Muir, 9 Queen street Robt. Warnock, 24 Lawn st. M. Kerr, 16 Broomlands DISPENSARY AND HOUSE OF RECOVERY. 11 Bridge Street (Burgh.) Managers. Rev. John Bremner Messrs Wm. Hodge Rev. Dr. M'Nair Messrs Jas. S. Brown, John Henderson Messrs Jas. Pollock Alex. Fullerton John Kerr Robert Rule Rev. Wm, France Robert Kirkland Robert Rowat Messrs Thos. Fulton, John Morgan Thos. Risk James Harvey John Merrylees John Smith Besides the Managers, the following gentlemen are, by subscrip- tion, entitled to sign orders for admission into the House of Recov- ery on the Surgeon's certificate. Messrs Peter Brough Messrs Alex. Camp- Messrs Joseph T.vigg Andrew Brown bell Jos. Whitehead •Rev. John Bremner *James Harvey Arthur Welsh Messrs Wm. Brand Archd. M'Nair 'Robert WyJie James Coats Robert Orr

Those marked* are Managers. i2 9

102 Paisley. Dispensary, S^-c. Sfc,

James Harvey, President.—Mr. Thomas Risk, Treasurer.

Mr. William Hodge, Secretary, Writer, I Smithhills.

Committee for purchases, and Auditing Accounts, Messrs. Robert Kirkland, Thomas Fulton, and Alexander Fullerton. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

Dr. William M'Kechnie | Dr. William Jeffrey 1 Dr. Wm. Dickie

Mr. Daniel Richmond I Mr James Hutchison. Mr. John M'Culloch, House Surgeon and Apothecary. Mrs. Campbell, Matron.

Attendance at Dispensary from 11 forenoon till 1 afternoon, and from 4 afternoon till 7 evening.

TOWN HOSPITAL, 7 New Sneddon,

The Paisley Town Hospital was first opened for the reception of the Poor, in May, 1752. It is under the direction of three members of the Town Council, eighteen Gentlemen from the town at large^ appointed by the Town Council, and a member from the Sessions of the three Parishes in the Town. It is supported by an annual as- sessment on the Inhabitants. Connected with the establishment is a small Asylum for Lunatics.

directors.

John Campbell, Convener | William Melvin, Treasurer. Wm. Johnstone Matthew King John Muir John Paton, Cross William Mellis John Cameron Thomas Eaglesim Robert Drinnan David M'Nair Hugh Stalker John H. Brown James Wilkie John Mair William Campbell James Holms John Paton, High st. Robert Armour John Russell Wm. Colquhoun Alex. M'Gilvray Alexander Gemmell Thomas Neilson J. S. Brown, Governor— Miss Baird, Matron. Daniel M'Kinlay, M.D. Surgeon. From 1st June 1844, to 1st June 1845, the average number of people in the Hospital has been 210j, during which period there have been 132 admissions, 96 dismissions, and 35 deaths.

In Hospital, 1st June, 1844. In Hospital, 1st June, 1845. Males, 99 Males, 96

Females, 1 1 Females, 1 23

Total 218 Total 219

RENFREWSHIRE TRUSTEES FOR GLASGOW BRIDGE.

William Barr of Drums, Convener.

Right Hon. Earl of Glasgow John Graham of Craigallion Sir J. Maxwell of Pollok, Bart. Wm. M. Fleming of BarochaB Wm. M. Alexander of Balloch- John Henderson of Park myle Colonel Mure of Caldwell Renfrewshire Militia, 8^c. Appendijc. 103

RENFREWSHIRE MILITIA :—CXXIX. William Mure, Esq. Colonel. Lieut.-Colonel, vacant. Captain Robert Morris, Esq. Major. CAPTAINS. LIEUTENANTS. ENSIG?t. William Howie Wm. Cunningham James Patrick John Caldwell Donald Cameron James Love Douglas Dick James Smith -Adjutant vacant -Quarter Master vacant John B. Fleming, M.D. Surgeon James Orr, Sergeant Major and Acting Adjutant Clothing Red— Lace, Silver— Facing Yellow

PAISLEY COFFEE ROOM— 107 High Street (Cross.) William Sharp, Convener.

Alex. Leiper, Treasurer ; Alex. Gibson, Secretary, County Buildings directors. William Giffen Robert Farquharson Robert Cochran Alexander Leiper William Martin T. H. M'Farlane William Sharp Thomas Sharp Robert Orr Sheriff Campbell James Findlay Joseph Whitehead William Jamieson Jos. Whitehead, jun. Alex. M'Farlane. William Abercrorabie, keeper.

TEMPERANCE COFFEE HOUSE AND NEWS ROOMS, 9 High Street, (Cross.) Mrs. Robert Campbell, Proprietor.

TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND NEWS ROOMS, 19 Smithhills, East End of Old Bridge. Walter Stewart, Proprietor.

TEE-TOTAL COFFEE HOUSE AND NEWS ROOM, 10 High Street. James Wood, Proprietor.

NEWS ROOMS. SNEDDON—31 Old Sneddon, George Masson, Treasurer. Mrs. Blackwood, Keeper. EXCHANGE AND ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 48 Moss Street,

Robert Wilson, keeper, 44 High street.

LYCEUM ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 101 High Street. William Hatrick, proprietor, 102 High Street. 104 Paisley. Libraries, ^c.

RENFREWSHIRE TONTINE ASSEMBLY ROOMS,

1 Bank Street. Finlay M'Fadyen, keeper, 9 Gauze street.

THE PAISLEY LIBRARY, 23 Moss Street,

Was opened at Whitsunday 1802. The terms are £1 Is. for a share, and lOs. 6d. for annual subscriptions—readers not subscribers, 15s. yearly, and Ss. half yearly. It contains 6000 vols, and has about 200 subscribers and readers. CURATORS. W. L. Houston, President—Alex. R. Pollock, Treasurer. Robert Wilson, Secretary.

Rev. James Banks Peter Kerr I John Rigg Robert Laird HughMacfarlane,jun. VY.M'KechniejM.D.

John Brown, M.D* Matthew Whitehill | Wm. Barr,jun. John Muir, Librarian.

THE TRADES' LIBRARY, 42 New Street. Open on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings, from 8 till

10, and on Saturday evenings from 6 till 8 ; the Librarian generally accommodates country members from 3 till 4 on Thursdays — terms, One Shilling of entry-money, One Shilling and Sixpence quarterly. CURATORS.

Robert Hendry, President. | Ninian Crawford, Treasurer. With ten other Curators. Allan Smith, Librarian, 35 Canal street.

THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY, 23 Moss Street. This Library was instituted in 1808, and consists entirely of Theological Books, and of books treating on subjects nearly con- nected wilh sacred things. It is supported by an annual subscrip- tion of 5s, from each member. curators. Professor Symington, D.D. President—Peter Brough, Treasurer. Rev. James Banks, A.M. Mr. Alexander Pollock. Robert M'Lauchlan Rev. William France, Secretary—John Muir, Librarian.

PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTION, Hail, 10 Abbey Close, Was instituted in 1S08, and incorporated by Charter in 1812. William Jeffrey, M.D. President. Andrew Warnock and Robert Hay, Vice-Presidents. John Hood, Treasurer—James Waterston, Secretar}'. Directors.— William Russell, David Glassford, C. J. Kennedy, R. H. Lang, William Craw, Daniel Richmond, Andrew Muir, John Poison, William Melvin, James Reid. Robert Craig, Librarian. Literary Association, Sfc. Appendix. 105

LITERARY AND CONVIVIAL ASSOCIATION. Hall, 4 Smith hills. Instituted 1814. William Stewart, jun. President. William Kesson, Treasurer—James Stirrat, Secretary. Homer Hamilton, Steward. Meeting Nights, Saturday.

This Hall holds from 60 to 80 individuals, and is let for Friendly or Literary Society Meetings, at Is. per meeting. David Glassford, dyer, keeper, 10 St. Mirren street.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.

Grammar School, 5 Church Hill, William Brunton, Rector.

Towds Mercantile and Mathematical School, 4 Meeting House Lane. Peter M'Gilvray, Teacher.

Town's English School, 19 School IVynd. James Reid, Teacher.

English Schoolfor Low Church Parish, 31 Storie Street > Thomas March, Teacher..

Ahhey Parish School, 8 Thread Street. Robert Hosie, Teacher.

Hutcheson's Charity School, Orr Street. DIRECTORS. The Provost, Bailies, and Treasurer of the Burgh. The Three Kirk Sessions. The Preses of the Merchants' Society. The Box- Master of the Old Weavers, and the Convener of the Towns' Hos- pital. Joseph Robertson, Teacher.

Paisley Educational Association Schools,

Instituted 1835—-36. Carbrook street—John Rice, Teacher. 64 Causeyside— Robert M'Call, Teacher. 14 New Sneddon—Samuel M'Lellan, Teacher.

Sessional School, 125 George street—James Drummond, Teacher. 106 Paisley. Public Schools.

Infant Training School, 1 1 Lawn Street, Instituted 1835, Rev. Robert Macnair, President. DIRECTORS. Rev. P. Brewster Rev. James G. VVood Alex. Rennison W. M. Wade Charles F. Buchan Robert C. Mactaggart, Teacher.

Methodist Sabbath Morning and Evening Schools, Held in their Chapel, Loundes' Lane, New Sneddon. 77 | Robert Robertson, President— Jacob Johnson, Secretary. There are under the Directors' inspection, Scholars, (morning and evening classes) about ?

Primitive Methodists^ Sabbath Morning and Evening School, Held in their Hall, 10 Abbey Close.

Daniel M'Kechnie, Treasurer. Secretary. Number of Scholars— Males 40, Females 50, with 6 Male and 9 Female teachers. The School has a library attached for the use of the scholars.

Deaf and Dumb Institution.

Rev. Robert Macnair, President. John Scott, Treasurer.

Archibald Gardner, Secretary, 3, Moss street. directors. James Coats James M'Arthur James Clark Thomas Sharp Hugh Macfarlane John Stewart James Whyte, jun. John Halden James Findlay Peter Brough Andrew Barclay William Brand Andrew Brown James Holms medical directors. Dr. M'Kechnie, Wm. Kerr, Dr. George Wylie.

Sabbath and Week-Day Evening Schools. Instituted 1798. Mr. Andrew Nairn, President—David Smith, Treasurer- Robert Hamilton, and Robert Cameron, Secretaries. representatives from the congregations. Rev. Dr. A. Symington Rev. James Banks Dr. Archd. Baird Robert Cairns Robert M'Lauchlan William Nisbet William France William M'Dougal Public Schools. Appendix. 107

REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE PUBLIC WORKS. John & Alex. Hamilton, Blackland Mill—Matt. Arthur, Foxbar. REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE DIVISIONS. ; East Division —Adam Cairns.—North Division—John Merry- lees. — South Division—Robert Stevenson.— West Division— Gavin Lambie and James Ballantyne. The Committee meets on the first Monday of every month.

Maxwellton Week-Day Evening School Committee. Messrs. Alex. Walker, (Convener,) Andrew Allan, Wm. Hunter, David Campbell, John M'Dougal, and Thomas Robertson.

Cross Street fVeek'Day Evening School Committee. Messrs. David Smith, (Convener,) James Donaldson, Robert Reid, and Alex Gibson.

New Totv7i Week-Day Evening School Committee. Messrs. R. Martin, (Convener,) Matt. Stewart, Matt. Gilmour, Adam Cairns, John Martin, and Alex. Wilson.

Normal School Committee. Messrs. J. M. Symington, (Convener,) John Merrylees, William Brown, and the Office-Bearers, Ex Officiis. Library Committee. Messrs. William Symington, (Convener.) John Brown, Robert Eaglesim, and the Office-Bearers, Ex Officiis.

Abstract of Schools, Sfc. Male Teachers, 101 Boys, 1037 Young Men, 10 Female do. 90 Girls, 1204 Do. Women, 151

Total, 191 2241 161 Male Scholars 1047, Female Scholars 1355, Total 2402.

Average Attendance at Week-Day Evening Schools. New Town, Mr. William Campbell, Teacher, 40 Maxwellton, Mr. J. Begg, Teacher, - 25 Cross Street, Mr. J. Love, Teacher, - 40

Total, 105

PAROCHIAL SABBATH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. Instituted 1834. Rev. Alexander Rennison, A.M. President. Vice-Presidents—Rev. Dr. M'Nair, Rev. Patrick Brewster, Rev. Charles F. Buchan, Rev. James G. Wood, Rev. William Wyper, James Holms, John Reid, Andrew Muir, William Hodge. Committee of Management—Messrs. Hugh Mair, Robert Mure, David Annan, Robert Hosie, John Ingram, A. M. Semple—Robert

Hay, jun. Secretary, 77 Canal Street ; William Wilson, Treasurer, 1 .^ George street. There are under this society schools, teachers, and scholars. The schools have libraries attached. 108 Paisley, Sabbath Schools.

Abbey Parish Sabbath School.

Instituted . Rev. Dri M'Nair, President—James Goudie, Vice-President. John Ingram, Treasurer—William Wilson, Secretary, 29 High st. 5 schools, 18 male, and 16 female teachers, 433 scholars.

St. Georges Parochial Sabbath School. Rev. A. Rennison, A.M. President —Alex. Milne Semple, Treasurer. Robert Hay, jun., Secretary. 2 schools, 10 male, and 10 female teachers, 200 scholars.

SABBATH SCHOOL SOCIETIES. Instituted Free High Church. Rev. John Macnaughtan, President—Archd. Hodge, Treasurer. John Campbell, Secretary. 7 schools, 62 teachers— average attendance of scholars, 627-

Free Middle Church. Rev. Alex. Forrester, President—Matthew Muir, Treasurer. Robert Stewart, Secretary. 9 schools, 69 teachers, 660 scholars.

' Free Church Sabbath School Association. South District. Rev. John Thomson, President—James Sharp, Treasurer. Alex. Pollock, Secretary.

J 2 schools, 114 Teachers—average attendance of scholars, 1413.

Free Martyrs Church. President, (vacant). James Galloway, Vice-President—Robert Barr, Treasurer. John Pollock, Secretary, Well street. 2 schools, 19 teachers—average attendance of scholars, 164.

MINISTERS. ESTABLISHED CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.

Abbey Church— \& Smithhills and 7 Abbey close, Robert Macnair and Patrick Brewster—Patron, Marquis of Abercorn, High Church—4. Church Hill, C. F. Buchan—Town Council. Middle Church—d Church Hill, James G. Wood—Town Council. North Church~-9 Love street, William Wyper—Congregation. St. George's Church— George street, Alexander Rennison, A.M.— Town Council. The Presbytery meets in the Presbytery House, Brown's lane, first Wednesday of Feb., April, May, July, Sept., November, and December— hour 11 forenoon — Rev. William Graham, Moderator,

Lochwinuoch ; Rev. Mr. M'Kellar, Clerk, Mearns ; Officers, James Robertson, 41 Gordon's lane, Thomas Ewing, 29 New Smithhills, a,nd William Millar. 2 Maxwell street, Paisley. . — Free Church—Dissenters' Appe?idix. 109

FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. Free Gaelic Church—43 Oakshaw street, John Campbell—Members of Congregation. Free High Church—30rr square, John Macnaughtan, A.M.—Mem- bers of Congregation. Free Martyrs Church~60 Broomlands, vacant— Members of Con- gregation. Free Middle Church—21 School wynd, Alexander Forrester—Mem- bers of Congregation. Free St. George's Church—36 New street, John Thomson —Mem- bers of Congregation.

Free South Church—Neilston st. vacant—Members of Congregation.

The Pi-esbytery meet in Free St. George's Session House, New st. on the first Wednesday of every month —hour, 11 forenoon ; Rev.

John Macnaughtan, Moderator; Rev. Alexander Forrester, Clerk ; — Officers,. John Richardson, 9 Orr square, and Patrick Clark, 2 Storie street.

DISSENTERS, ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY. Baptist Chapel—6 Barr street, S. Cameron, and James Wylie, pas- tors—Congregation Baptists'' Chapel {old Scottish')— 12 George street, John Taylor Congregation. Baptist Chapel— 43 Storie street, W. Baldwin, John Mitchell, Jas. Fulton, and William Neil—Congregation. Christian Chartists' Church—41 Canal street, Allan Marshall, Alex. Leitch, and David Fleming—Congregation. Congregationalisis' Chapel—23 Old Sneddon street, Robt. M'Lauch- lan—Congregation. Congregational Methodists—2 New street, C. John Kennedy—Con- gregation. Independent Chapel—8 Abbey close, Andrew Kelly—Congregation. Independent Chapel— 1 George street, vacant—Congregation. Independent Meeting House— 7 Oakshaw street, John Kelly— Cori-- gregation.

New Jerusalem Chtirch— 1 Stevenson street, W. L. Morton, leader —Congregation. Primitive Methodists—10 Abbey close, William Brinning—Confer- ence. Reformed Presbytery —39 Oakshaw street, Andrew Symington, D.D. Professor— Congregation. Relief {East')—9 Thread street, Wm. M'Dougall—Congregation. Relief QFest) —Canal street, James Banks— Congregation. Roman Catholic Chapel—3 East Buchanan street, John Bremner, and Daniel Kenny—appointed by the Bishop. Trinity Church (for Protestant Episcopalians) —10 St. James' place, W. M. Wade— Congregation. Unitarian, Chapel— AS. George street, Christopher Dunlop, Peter Cailender, D. Wilson, Charles Mills— Congregation. K — IJO Paisley. ' Fast Days, ^e^.

United Secession (No. 1)—Oakshaw street, William France—Con- gregation. United Secession (No. 2)— 16 Abbey close, William Nisbet—Con- gregation. United Secession (No. 3)—G and 7 St. James' street—Archibald Baird, D.D.—Congregation. United Secession (No. 4)—21 George street, Robert Cairns—Con- gregation. JFesleyan Methodist C/mpel—Lowndes lane, 77 New Sneddon, Peter Duncan—Conference. PAISLEY SACRAMENTAL FAST DAYS.

Fridays before second Sabbath of March, and first Sabbath of August.

SESSION CLERKS' OFFICES. Abbey Church Parish, Thomas Henderson, 21 Smithhilis. High do. Alexander Macome, 3 Caledonia st. Low do. Thomas March, 31 Storie street. Middle do. James Reid, 34 High street.

CHURCH OFFICERS AND PRECENTORS. Jbbeu Church—Thomas Ewing, officer, 29 New Smithhilis—John Jack, leader of the band. Bigh Church—John Parkhill, officer, 30 Oakshaw street—Jaraes Drummond, precentor, 125 George street. Middle Church—William Millar, jun. officer, 2 Maxwell street- John Hart, precentor, 3 School wynd. North Church—David Ritchie, officer, 4 North street—David Alli- son, precentor, 12 New Sneddon. St. George's Church—James Robertson, officer, 41 Gordon's lane — Robert Donald, precentor, Linwood. Free Gaelic Church—Alexander Sinclair, officer, 44 Oakshaw street —Daniel Clai-k, precentor, Johnstone. Free High Church— John Richardson, officer, 9 Orr square—John Muir, precentor, 5 Neilston street. Free Middle Church—Daniel Black, officer, 20 School wynd—John Tannahill, precentor, 11 Glen street. Free Martyrs Church—Thomas Gibb, officer, 54 Broomlands Matthew Baird, precentor. Lady lane. Free St. George's Church— Patrick Clark, officer, 2 Storie street David Gibson, precentor, 9 Canal street. Free South Church— Vetev Fulton, officer, 9 Neilston street—Alex. Cunningham, precentor, 48 Hamilton street. Baptist Chapel—8 Barr street, no officer—Samuel Cameron, pre- centor, 141 George street. Do. 43 Storie street, James More, officer, 43 Storie street

, precentor. Congregationalisfs' Chapel—Colin Henderson, officer, 5 Sir Michael fStreet—Andrew Tannahill, precentor, 26 Glen street. —1

Brave Diggers. \Ajppendix. 1 1

Congregational Methodists— 2 New street, Samuel M'lhvee, officer, 4 Storie street—John Spence, precentor, 49 Storie street. Independent Chapel—8 Abbey close, no officer—John Bowie, pre- centor, 17 Back Sneddon.

Independent Gheipel— 1 George street, no officer—A. Muir, precen- tor. Independent Meeting House—7 Oakshaw street, no officer—James M'Gown, precentor, 17 Back Sneddon. Primitive Methodist—Daniel M'Kechnie, officer, 2 Stow place—A. Marshall, precentor, Wai"dro,p street. ile/ormed Presbytery—David Currie, officer, 39 Oakshaw street— John Brown, precentor, 26 High street. ReUe/(East) —James Lang, officer, 10 Thread street—Andw. Kerr, precentor, .30 Thread stx-eet.

Relief {West^ ~-Wi\Y\3Lm Stewart, officer, 3 Ralston square— Thomas Grant, precentor, 68 Love street. Roman Catholic Chapel—William Standford, door keeper, 4 East Buchanan street. Trinity Church for Protestant Episcopalians—John Robertson, officer, 34 St. James' street— Peter Southwell, clerk, 23 Oakshaw street.

Unitarian Chapel^-Kohevt M'Lellan, officer, 1 Ralston square James Melvin, precentor. United Secession (No. 1) —Oakshaw street, William Shanks, officer,

1 Oakshaw street ; Hugh Shedden, precentor, 3 King street. United Secession (No. 2)— 16 Abbey close, James Galbreath, officer, 5 Abbey close— John Crooks, precentor, 5 Incle street. United Secessio7i (No. 3) —6 and 7 St. James' street, Wm. Power, officer, 9 Glen street—John R. Marshall, precentor, 5 St James' street. United Secession (No. 4)— 21 George street, Ebenezer C. M'Farlan, officer, 24 George street— William Johnston, precentor, 55 Canal street. JVesleyan Methodists — Lowndes lane, 77 New Sneddon, Robert Clit- ford, officer and precentor. Abbey close. GRAVE DIGGERS. Abbey Church—Thomas McDonald, 7 Smithhills. James M'Pherson, superintendent of Abbey Burying Ground house 12 Abbey street. Abbey Close United Secession Church—James Galbreath, 5 Abbey close. East Relief Church —apply to James Lang, 10 Thread street. Gaelic Church —Daniel Robertson, 14 Oakshaw street. High and Low Churches—David Thomson, 9 Oakshaw street. Martyrs' Church —Thomas Gibb, 54 Broomlands.

Oakshaw Street United Secession Church—William Shanks, 1 Oak- shaw street. Reformed Presbytery Church —D. Currie, 39 Oakshaw street. South Church— Peter Fulton, 9 Neilston street. Trinity Church—apply to John Robertson, 34 St. James' street. West Relief Church—James Fairlie, 53 Canal street. 112 Paisleu* Stentmastersy ^c.

STENTMASTERS FOR THE BURGH. Archibald Hutchison William Dobie Alexander M'Gilvray Walter Allison Alexander Martin John Brown, George st. William Mellis John C. Condie John Fleming Walter Nicol Peter Jack James Robertson Robert Hanna John Pinkerton, wright William Peacock James Lang.

OVERSEERS OF THE POOR FOR THE BURGH OF PAISLEY. First Ward. William Johnstone, John Paton, draper. Second Ward. Thomas Eaglesim, Hugh Stalker. Third Ward. John Mair, William Melv.in. Fourth Ward. William Colquhoun, John Paton, grocer. Fifth Ward. Thomas Neilson, Matthew King. Sixth Ward. Robert Drinnan, William Campbell. Seventh Ward. John Brown, William Mellis. Eighth Ward. Robert Armour, Alexander M'Gilvray. Ninth Ward. John Muir, John Cameron.

COLLECTORS OF POORS' RATES. Walter M'Farlane, collector for the three Town Parishes. James M'Stravick, collector for the Abbey Parish. Robert Robertson, Treasurer; and Walter Millar, superintendent, for the Abbey Parish.

RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.

Society for the Moiithly Distribution of Tracts.

Rev. Dr. Symington, President. Rev. Dr. Macnair, and Rev. James Banks, Vice-Presidents. Archibald Hodge, Treasurer. Alex. Gordon, and James Laird, Secretaries.

FURNISHED LODGINGS.

Allan, Mrs. 13 Saucel Murdoch, Mrs. 5 Christie street Black, Mrs. 9 Orr square M'Call, Mrs. Malcolm, 22 Cau- Campbell, Mrs. John, 3 Garth- seyside land street Murray, Archd. 3 Back Sneddon Fleming, Mrs. Jos;. 3 Stow place Parlane, Mrs. 14 Wardrop street Fraser, Mrs. 8 George street Scroggie, Mrs. 7 Burn Row Giffen, Mrs. 56 Causeyside Smell ie, Mrs. 14 George street Hogg, Mrs. Smith's lane, 72 New Smith, Mrs. John, I Orr square Sneddon Stewart, Mrs. 13 Old Sneddon Howe, Mrs. 8 Abercorn street Vallance, Miss, 4 Garthland st. Jack, Mrs. 53 High street Weir, Mrs. 21 St. James' street Lyon, Mrs. 13 Smithhills Whyte, Margt. 20 Ga,uze street Moyes, Mrs. Geo. 61 High street — 3

P&st OffLce. Appendix. 1 1

CONVEYANCE BY LAND AND WATEK.

POST-OFFICE—6 Gilmour Street. Post-Master— Alex. Hart, house Gilmour street. Clerk John Hart, house 4 Christie street. Runners. John Duncan, 15 Thread street. George Jack, 1 St. James' street. Robert Marshall, 25 Storie street. Thomas Stevenson, 10 Wardrop street. A Receiving Box is placed at Mrs, Hutchison's, 28 Wellmeadow, Office open every lawful day, from Eight till Nine evening, and «n Sunday, from Ten till a Quarter before Eleven, and from One sill a Quarter before Two, and from Seven till Eight, Evening.

Arrivals and Departures of Mails,. ARRIVALS. departures 4 A.M. London, Carlisle, and Foreign, - - 9 30 p.m. 12 30 P.M. Do., do 4 A.M. L-eland, ------4 30 p.m J2 30P.M. Do. 4 A.M. Glasgow, North and South-east of Scotland, 10 a.m 12 30 p.m. Do. --»... 12 50 p.m 3 20 p M. Do. .-.„-- 4 P.M 5 20 P.M. Do.. 8 30 P.M — Do.. ------9 30 P.M 4 A.M. Edinburgh, NortbandSouth-eastof Scotland, 12 50 p.m !2 30 P.M. Do. do. - 8 30 P.M 5 20 P.M. Do. do. - 4 a.m.

i P.M. Do. do. ... .9 30 p M 4 a.m. Kilwinning, Irvine, Kilmarnock, and Ayr, 4 30 p.m 1 P.M. Do. lio. 9 30 p.m 5 P.M. Howood, .,-.-. jj 30 p_jj $ 30 P.M. Renfrew, - . - . _ 3 30 p.m 8 P.M. Do. ------9 30 P.M Sunday Mails.

4 a.m. London, Carlisle, and Foreign, - - 8 f.m - 7 P.M. Do. do. - . 4 a.m. Glasgow and Edinburgh, - - - II am 7 P.M. Do. do. ... g p ^, 4 A.M. Greenock and Port-Glasgow, - - 2 p.m 1 P.M. Do. do. and Bishopton, 8 p.m 4 a.m. Johnstone, Lochwinnoch, Beith, Dairy, and, Howood, - - - - - 8 P.M 4 A.M. Renfrew, -....--. ,8 p.j^j 4 a.m. Ireland, - - - - __ - 15 t,.n k2 D 114 Paisley. Post Office.

N.B The MAIL SHUTS Half an Hour before each of the above Despatches. A late Fee of One Penny will be charged for the first Quarter, and Sixpence for the Second Quarter of the Half-hour. Both Fees, which go to account of Revenue, must be paid in Cash. Postage Stamps. Stamps may be procured at the Post office, or Stamp office, 2 Gilmour street; Labels Id and 2d each, and covers at Igd and 2\& each. When the value of Stamps on the letter is less than tlie amount of the Postage to which it is liable, the letter will be charged double the amount of such difference, on delivery. Stamps may be used for printed Votes and Proceedings in Parliament, and on Fo- reign, Colonial, and Ship letters, &c. outwards. If any letter, how- ever, addressed to places beyond the sea, bear an insufficient number of Stamps, it will be sent to the Dead Letter Office, to be returned, in all practicable cases to the writer; Stamps are not permitted to be used on letters arriving in the United Kingdom, from the Colonies or Foreign Countries. These Regulations are applicable to Newspapers, in cases where they are liable to Postage. If the Stamps affixed to Letters have been mutilated or defaced, letter will be liable to the unpaid rale the ^ INLAND RATES OF POSTAGE. RE]PAID. UNPAI

S. rf. *. d. Not exceeding \ 03i. 1 2 2 4 2 4 8 3 6 1 8 I 4 5 10 1 8 6 2 7 2 2 4 8 4 2 8

. 9 6 3 10 8 3 4 11 10 3 8 2 4 13 2 2 4 4 14 2 4 4 8 15 2 6 5 16 2 8 5 4

The Post Office do not convey packages exceeding 16 ounces iii weight inland, except in the case of Parliamentary papers, and other privileged documents. The above are the charges on all letters posted and delivered in the United Kingdom, without regard to distance ; and there is no difference in the case of letters posted and delivered within the boundaries of the old Penny Post offices in towns. The rate af postage is affected by the weight entirely, and not by the number of sheets or inclosures.

COLONIAL AND EAST INDIA LETTERS BY PACKET.

Not above 1^ ounce Is. Above f ounce and not above 1 ounce 2s. .. 1 . 4s.

.. 2 . 6s. .. 3 . 8s. .. 4 10s. Carrier's Quarters, S^c Appendix. 115 and so on, half ounces not being counted when the letter exceeds 1 ounce. The postage is unifox-m, and applies, in whatever part of the United Kingdom the letter is posted, or to whatever colony it is directed to. In the case of East India letters, this rate applies only to those passing by the Falmouth packets,^ and thence overland, and not to those passing in the first place through France. There is no limitation to any particular weight. SHIP LETTERS. These include letters passing by private ships, between any place in the United Kingdom, and a place beyond seas, foreign or colon- ial, including Ceylon, the Mauritius, the Cape, and the East Indies. Owners, Consignees, or Charterers, (resident in the United King- dom) and the Owner, Consignees, and Shippers of goods on board vessels, inward bound, are entitled to receive their letters from sea postage, to the extent of six ounces. A penalty of ten pounds is incurred by parties /a /se/j? superscribing a letter as Ownei', Shipper^ Charterer, or Consignee. Not above j ounce.... Os 8d. Above J ounce and not above 1 ounce. .. .Is 4d. .. ) .. 2 2s 8d. .. 2 .. 3 4s Od. .. 3 .. 4 5s 4d. .. 4 .. 5 6s 8d. and so on progressively. MONEY ORDERS. The most secure mode of transmitting Bank Notes, Bank Post Bills or Drafts, is to divide each and send the halves by different posts, waiting the acknowledgment of the one half before forwarding the other. Coin should not be sent by post, and persons having occasion to transmit small sums, will avoid all risk by sending the money through the medium of the Money Order OfSce, which is carried on by the Post Office on the public account. The charge for such orders will be threepence on sums of Two Pounds and under, and sixpence on sums between Two and Five Pounds. No order will be given for sums beyond this amount. To avoid trouble, it must be understood that the party in whose favour the order is drawn must attend personally to receive it.

CARRIERS' QUARTERS. Ayr—John Stevenson, 91 Causeyside, arrives on Monday, Thursday, departs Tuesday, Friday. James Morton, 5 New street, arrives Monday, Thursday, de- parts Tuesday, Friday. Beith —John D. Kirkwood, 29 High street, arrives Tuesday, Thurs- day, Saturday, departs Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. James Howie, 5 New street, arrives Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, departs Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. Bridge of fVeh—5 New street, John Thorburn, arrives Thursday, departs Thursday.

Dairy—Robert Crawford, 26 High street, arrives Tuesday, Friday, departs Wednesday, Saturday. yaw— Robert Hannah, 107 Causej-side, arrives on Wednesday, departs on Thursday. 116 Paisley. Carriers'' Quarters^ ^g,

Glasgow—James Smellie, 5 Abbey street, arr. daily, dep. daily. John Bell, 11 New Smithhills, arr. daily, dep. daily. Jas. Bissland, 7 Smithhills, arr. twice daily, dep. twice daily. James Morrison, 3 Causeyside, (parcel van,) arr. daily at 3 and 7 p.m., dep. 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. John M'Guire, 16 Causeyside, arr. and dep. daily. —— Thos. Thomson, 10) Causeyside, arrives daily at 6 o'clock p.m., departs daily at 9 p.m. Houston—Mrs. William Steel, 5 New street, arrives Tuesday, Thurs- day, Saturday, departs Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. Johnstone— Peter Lindsay, 26 High street, arr. daily, dep. daily. Kilbarchan—Alex. Lyle, 1 Orchard street, arr. daily, dep. daily.

, John M'Arthur, 17 Causeyside, arr. daily, dep. daily. .John Semple, 19 Causeyside, arr. daily, dep. daily. Kilbride {fVest)—John Rodger, 16 Causeyside, arrives Tuesday, Friday, departs Wednesday and Saturday. Kilmarnock—John Stevenson, 91 Causeyside, arrives Mon. Thurs- day, departs Tuesday, Friday, Kilwinning—Robert Kerr, 107 Causeyside, arr. on Tuesday, Friday, departs Wednesday and Saturday. Largs—James Allan, 107 Causeyside, arr. Tues. dep. Wednesday. London—The Van starts every Tuesday and Friday from 107 Cau- seyside, at 9 o'clock evening, to the Steam Packet Office,

Newhaven ; arriving in time for the starting of the Lon- don Steam Packets; Thomas Thomson, proprietor. Lochwinnoch— John Robertson, 29 High street, arrives and departs Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. jWayJofe— M'Donald and Hastings, 107 Causeyside, arr. Tuesday, departs Wednesday. Mid Town Field—John M'Nab & Co. 109 High street, (Mr. Bain's, ironmonger,) arrives and departs daily. Neilston—M\chaie\ Reid, 91 Causeyside, arrives daily, dep, daily.

Railway Office—4 Causey&ide, departs and arrives 7 times daily. Renfrew—(foot) William Morton, 44 Moss street, arr. twice daily, departs twice daily.

. (foot) Walter M. Knox, 2 Smithhills, arrives twice daily, departs twice daily.

STEAM BOATS.

Steam Boats for passengers, start from the Broomielaw, Glasgow, evei-y lawful day to all parts of the Firth, and round the Coast. For particulars, see notice boards at Renfrew Railway station, Great Hamilton street, and 16 St.Mirren street. ,.» Railways* Appendix, 117

GLASGOW, PAISLEY, KILMARNOCK, & AYR RAILWAY,

Chairman, J. M'Call ; Secretary, J. F. Smith, William Johnstone, resident Engineer. Trains start from Paisley, in Summer, To Kilmarnock, 65^ a.m. 5^ p.m. To Ayr, Kilmarnock, and Ardrossan, Tfi lOf a.m* \\ 6|p. To Ayr, Ardrossan, 4| p.m. To Ardrossan, 3f p.m.

And in Winter, at a quarter to 8, 1 1 a.m. 2 and 5 p.m.

GLASGOW, PAISLEY, AND GREENOCK RAILWAY.

Trains start from Paisley to Greenock in Summer, at 5 past 8, 10* a.m. 12 noon, 1, 3*, 4, 5, and 7* p^m* with First, Second, and Third class Carriages and at a.m. and p.m. with Third class ; 6f 6^ Carriages only. Trains start from Greenock to Paisley and Glagow, IQi', in Summer at 8^, 9|, a.m. I2|, 1^, 3^*, 5J, 7^* p.m. Winter hours, at a quarter past 9, 11, a.m, 12 noon, 3, and 8 p.m. The Trains marked * stop at the Houston and Bishopton Sta™ tions, when there are passengers to take up or put down.

GLASGOW AND PAISLEY JOINT RAILWAY. Departure of Trains, Summer ArrangimenU, From Glasgow. From Paisley.

6 Kilmarnock 20 min . past 7 Greenock half past 6 Greenock d Greenocfe half past 7 Ayr 25 . to 10 Ayr 8 Greenock *10 Greenock

*10 Greenock 25 , past 10 Kilmarnock half past 10 Ayr 11 Greenock

12 Greenock 25 . past *12 Ayr •1 Greenock 1 Greenock half past 1 Ayr 2 Greenock 3 Greenock 25 to ^4 Ayr half past *'S Ardrossan 4 Greenock 4 Greenock 6 Greenock

half past 4 Ayr 25 • • to *7 Ayr

5 Greenoek 20 , past 7 Greenock uarterpastS Kilmarnock 8 Greenock

6 Greenock 25 • ^ to 9 Ayr half past *6 Ayr 25 • to 10 ^ 7 Greenock 9 -

Fares, 1st Class, Is ; 2d Class, 9d 3d Class, 6d. GLASGOW AND BARRHEAD. A Coach is advertised by Mr. Gillies to run to and from Barrhead and the Paisley Station in connection with the Trains marked *, and on Saturday evenings an additional Trip, in connection with the Trains from Paisley at 20 minutes to 9 o' clock, and from Glas- gow at 9 o'clock. Fares, 1st Class and Inside, Is 6d ; 2d Class and Inside, Is 2d i Class ?d and Outside, Is Id j 3d Class and Outside, 9d. 118 Paisley, Canal Boats, ^c.

N.B.—For particulars, see Notice Boards at;^Railvvay Station'' east side of Gilmour street, St. Mirren street (Cross), Causeyside, foot of New street, 149 George street, 27 Wellmeadow, and 9 Gauze street.

PAISLEY AND RENFREW RAILWAY. Su3iMER Hours.

The Carriages will depart as follows: —From Paisley at 10 minutes past every hour, beginning at 10 minutes past 6 o'clock morning, ending at 10 minutes past 8 o'clock evening. From Renfrew at a quarter before every hour, beginning at a quarter before 7 o'clock morning, ending at a quarter before 9 o'clock evening. Winter Hours, from Paisley. Beginning at 10 minutes past 7 morning, ending at a quarter past 6 o'clock evening. From Renfrew. Beginning at a quarter before 8 morning, ending at a quarter before 7 o'clock evening. Passengers must supply themselves with Tickets before entering the caiTiages.

Office and Depot, Great Hamilton street, Paisley.

John M'Conochie, manager, Paisley. George Waterston, manager, Renfrew. Messrs. Boyd & Barr, Lessees.

GLASGOW, PAISLEY, & ARDROSSAN CANAL. Canal Wharf, 18, Canal Street. Trading Boats Start every lawful day from Johnstone for Paisley and Glasgow, at 6 and 9 morning, and 2 afternoon. From Paisley for Glasgow, at 7 morning, half-past 10 forenoon, half- half-past 1, and half-past 3 afternoon. From Paisley for Johnstone, at 6 morning, 10 forenoon, and 3 af- ternoon. From Glasgow for Paisley, at 6 and 9 morning, 12 noon, and 3 after- noon. From Glasgow for Johnstone, at 6 morning,12noon, and 3 afternoon. Canal Office, IS Canal street-" James Lang, Manager and Treas- urer. Robert Wylie, Esq., Writer, Clerk to Committee of Manage- ment. For Rates of Carriage, or other particulars, apply to John Bryce, receiving clerk at Canal Office, 34, Jamaica street, Glasgow Archibald Fulton, Store-keeper, Port-Eglinton, Glasgow Alex. Kay, Store-keeper, Johnstone Robert Fulton, Store-keeper, Paisley With any of whom orders may be left, and inquiries made, rela- tive to the Carrying trade. Cart Trustees, ^^c. Appendix. 119

TRUSTEES OF RIVER CART.

Appointed by Act of Parliament.

Walter L. Houston ; John Henderson ; Provost Murray ; John

Kirkland ; George Todd ; James Clark ; Robert Kirkland ; John

Hart ; Andrew Nairn.

Appointed hy Town Council.

David Semple ; James Wilkie; William Reid ; David Robin.

TOWN DUES,

Leviable by the Tacksman of the Custom Booth, Meal Market, and

Fairs ; on Goods brought to Town for Sale. Authorised by Crown Charter of 1488. Public Weigh House, 32 High street. Tacksman—James Gibb, 51 Moss street, (Cross).

Those articles within parenthesis to be'weighed by the Custom-men if required,^

(Any quantity of Salt Butter below a stone, each stone of Fish,) each cheese below 161b. each cog or kit of Butter, without the Milk, each draught of Milk, with or without Butter ...... ^d. Each stone of each Barrel of Herring . . Cheese ; f

(Each stone of Butter) j each Horse-load of Fruit or Pota-

toes ; each Gardner's stand in the Green Market, or other

stands of Merchandise ; each ditto at Public Fairs ; each

load of Kail Plants ; each Horse, Mare, Gelding, Colt, or Cow, coming to the Market at Fairs, payable by the Ex- poser ...... 1 Payable by the Buyer when Bought . . 1

Each horse-load of Salt, exposed to sale . . 1|

Each load of Sheaf Lint or Hemp ; each pack of Wool ; each

single cart of Potatoes ; each load of Meal, Beans, Pease, or Barley ...... 2 Each load of Meal brought into Town for Family use 2 Each Double Cart of Potatoes ... 3 Each single cart of Fruit .... 4 Each single cart of Salt ; each hogshead of Flax Seed 6

EGGS. Six dozen, and all below 1 egg From 31 to 3Q doz 6 eggs From 7 to 12 doz. inclus. 2 eggs J7to40 7 .. l3to 18 3 .. 41 to 45 8 .. 19to24 4 .. 46 to 50 9 .- 25to30 5 .. And so on in proportion. Resident Burgesses to pay one half of the above, WEIGHING CHARGES.

Each bag of Cotton above 1 cwt. . . . 4

' 120 Paisley* Cart Regulations^ Sfc.

REGULATIONS

Appointed hy the Trustees of the River Cart, to be observed relative to the Traffic on the said River, and the use of the Harbours and Quays of the same, and the Navigable Cut or Canal at Inchinnan, lOtk October, 1837.

I. On the arrival of any Vessel in the Harbour, the Harbour Master shall immediately ascertain her Name and Tonnage, the kind and quantity of Goods on board, with the name of the Owner, and enter these particulars in a Book to be kept for the purpose; and he shall assign to each Vessel such station or berth as he may think proper; but no Vessel, except when loading or unloading, shall be allowed to retain an inside berth. n. No Ballast, Sand, Lime, or Rubbish, shall be allowed to be put into or taken out of any Vessel, except under the superin- tendence or orders of the Harbour Master, who, if any such arti- cles are to be laid upon the Quay, shall give derections for the place of deposit, which shall be at the distance of Three feet at least from the edge of the Quay; and such articles shall be removed from the Quay, immediately after being laid down by the Owners or others having charge of the same, or at their expense, by the Harbour Master, in case of undue delay. In the removal, Canvass shall be used to prevent any of the said articles from falling into the Water. HL All goods put on board or taken from Vessels at the Quay, shall be laid at the distance of Ten feet from the edge of the Quay, and shall be so laid as not to interfere with the loading or unload- ing of any other Vessels. AD Goods to be removed from the Quay within Forty-eight Hours after being deposited ; and if not removed within this period, the Harbour Master shall cause the removal to be made at the expense of the Owners. IV. Vessels taking in or discharging Coals, shall use a Rone, or Canvass, to prevent the Coals from falling into the River. V. Rafts of Wood are not to exceed Thirty feet in breadth, and Three Tire of Logs in depth, and shall not be allowed to lie at the Quay, or in the Canal, or at any narrow part of the River, longer than Twenty-four Hours. Vr All persons contravening these Regulations, or interfering with the Harbour Madter in the discharge of his duty, shall be subject to the Penalties provided by the Act, entituled, "• An Act to am- end an Act for improving the Navigation of the River Cart, and for deepening and extending the Harbour of Paisley in the County of " Renfrew.

TABLE OF TONNAGE DUES. LEVIABLE On Goods, Wares, Merchandise, Commodities, Cattle, Coals, and other Things carried in or upon the River Cart, or Navigable Cut or Canal, or any part thereof; and of the Duty on all Ships, Pas- sage Boats, Barges, Lighters, Boats, or other Craft carrying any Passenger or Passengers upon the said River, or Navigable Cut or Canal, or any part thereof.

Each Ton of Grain, . . • . 4d. Each Ton of Wood, .- .. .« .. lid. Each Ton of Stones, Fire-clay, Sand, Lime, and Bricks, 4d. —. . . . Humane Society Directions. Appendix. 121

Each Ton of Coals, -...... 2d. Each Toil of Slates, .. .- .. .. 8d. Each Ton of Pig Iron, ...... 4d. Each Empty Barrel, . - . . . jd. Each Ton of all other Goods, Wares, Merchandise, Com- modities, Cattle, and other Things, .. .. 6d. For each and every time any Ship, Steam Boat, Vessel, Barge, Lighter, Boat, or other Craft carrying any Pas- senger or Passengers, shall ply upon or navigate the River, or navigable Cut or Canal, or any part thereof, 2'(/*, per ton, .- .. .. .- |d. And a Duty for each and every time such Ship, Steam Boat, Vessel, Barge, Lighter, Boat, or other Craft, shall ply upon or navigate the said River, or Cut or Canal, or

any part thereof, downwards^ of per Ton, . |d Luggage of Persons or Families going to Bathing or other Quarters, to be Free. Passengers on Business to be allowed 28 lbs. weight of Luggage free; any surplus to be charged as other Goods. If the Owners of Goods or Passage Boats, or their Agents, are not willing to pay the Rates and Duties contained in the above ta- ble, then it shall be competent for the Collector to dem,and the maximum amount of the Dues authorised to be levied by the Act of Parliament, passed 17th June, 1835, entituled "An Act to amend an Act for improving the Navigation of the River Cart, and for Deepening and Extending the Harbour of Paisley, in the County of Renfrew."

PAISLEY HUMANE SOCIETY. Instituted 1837. (Dissolved.) stations. Ist Boat, at Mr. Clark's factory, Seedhill. 2d Do. at Mr. Carlile's factory, Carlile place, (Lost) 3d Do. at Mr. MaxwelTs, Merksworth, (Lost) DIRECTIONS For the recovery of the apparently drowned or dead^ BY THE PAISLEY HUMANE SOCIETY. IN APPARENT DEATH three objects are constantly to be kept in view; 1st, to remove every hurtful cause; 2d, to regulate the the body temperature of ; 3d, to restore breathing. For these pur- poses the following directions may be usefully employed, till medi- cal assistance arrive, which ought instantly to be sent for in every case. In a case of droivning. Remove as quickly as possible all wet clothes from the body, dry it well, wrap it in any warm woollen covering, and convey it, with the head and breast moderately raised, to the nearest house, where none but useful assistance ought to be admitted. Let the body now be laid in a warm bed, or upon a warm blanket near a fire, but not exposed to a strong heat. Let the lost heat be restored by rubbing the surface with warm cloths or hands, by wrapping a piece of warm flannel or blanketing round the waist, and by applying warm sub- stances, ^r*^ and chiefiy to the trunk and head, next to the limbs. L .

122 Pauley, Public Office^^

The most convenient for this purpose are bottles or flasks filled with warm water, and bags or stockings filled with hot grain, chaff, bran, salt, or sand. Large glysters of warm water should also be exhibited. To restore the breathing, let a person firmly compress the nostrils with the fingers of one hand, then apply his mouth across the mouth of the body, and blow forcibly ; let him now lift his head, and the air will escape. This operation is to be commenced as soon as possible, and continued till natural breathing return, or till the case appear hopeless. If water in the mouth and nostrils prevent inflation of the lungs, it ought to be discharged by blowing into the mouth while the nostrils are left open. Li a case of stratigling Remove everything tight from the neck and breast, then proceed to inflate the lungs and restore heat, as directed above. In a case of saffocation from impure ah\

Admit fresh air, inflate the lungs, and if the body be co^ld, restore heat as directed above; if, as sometimes happens, it be warmer than naturally, reduce the heat by dashing the head, neck, and breast, smartly with cold water.

In a case of apparent death from lightning. Besides using the same means as for suffocation, give Iai*ge glys- ters of salt and water, and use friction over the whole body.

In a case of apparent death from intense cold.

Avoid placing the body at first near the fire ; use friction rather than apply heat for a time ; in other respects act as for drowning.

In a case of excessive intoxication. as for If the breathing be suspended, act drowning ; give large glysters of salt and water, endeavour to bring up the contents of the stomach by tickling the throat with feathers ; for the same purpose, when the power of swallowing is restored, give copious draughts of warm water. To prevent deathfrom loss ofhlood. If from a wound, apply firm pressure to the wound by the finger or a small pad, till medical assistance can be procured. If from a limb, twist a handkerchief tightly round the limb, nearer to the heart than the wound. If fainting has taken place, lay the patient in the recumbent position, apply hartshorn to the nostrils. If the bleeding is from an internal part, apply cold wet cloths, and avoid all stimulants. A Medical Apparatus lies in the Town's Hospital, another in the House of Recovery.

PUBLIC OFFICES. Abbey parish Rooms, 7 Abbey street, Robert Robertson, treasurer, VV. Millar, superintendent, and James M'Stravick, collector. Agriculturist (fVestern) and Farmers' Journal—office 15 St. Mirren street, published on the first of each month. Canal Office— 18 Canal st. Jas. Lang, manager and treasurer. Cess and Tax— Gilmour street, Jas. Cook, sub-distributor of stamps,

and sub-collector of taxes ; David Smith, surveyor, Gilmour

St. ; Wm. Barr, clerk to Commissioners of Supply, 33 Old Sneddon. ;

Public Offices. Appendix. 123

-6'/iamA(?r/am— County Buildings, Robert Brown, chamberlain. Coffee Room— 107 High street (Cross) Wm. Abercrombie, keeper. Commissary Office —2 Lawn street, Robert Wylie, commissary clerk. Directory Office (^Renfrewshire)—A'S High street, George Fowler. Notices for Directory received at do. — Excise and Permit Office 28 New Smithhills ; open from Seven morning to Five afternoon. David Tayloi-, supervisor. Wm. Burge, Wm^ Elder, John S. Gleed, Jas. Kay, Thos. Laing, Alex. Lawson, Ambrose Martin, Thomas LumleyMiddleton, William A. Miller, Alex. Mitchell, and Patrick Storry,

officers ; Duncan M'Donald, permit officer; Mrs. Stevenson, office keeper.

Gas Company's Office—23 Moss street, William Nairne, treasurer;

works Blackstoun Road ; Archd. Cook, manager and en-

gineer ; Peter Jack, clerk and law agent. Glasgow^ Paisley^ und Ardrossa^i Canal— 18 Canal street; James Lang, manager and treasurer; Robert Fulton, store-keeper, Jutland Bridewell—County Buildings, James Mitchell, governor. Justice of Peace Clerk— County Buildings, Alexander Gibson, de-

pute Clerk ; J. Hart, fiscal, office 87 High .street. Paisley and Renfrewshire Reformer Office— 19 High street; pub- lished on Saturday at 5 o'clock evening. Police Office—County Buildings, James Stewart, superintoident Andrew Millar, clerk, writer, 4 Smithhills.

Post Office—Gilmour street ; Alexander Hart, Postmaster. Prison and Rogue Money—4 Moss street, John Napier, collector. Procurator Fiscal—Office for the burgh, Gilmour street, John An- derson.

Procurators Fiscal—Office for the county, 2 Lawn street ; Robert Wylie and Robert Rodger. Procurator Fiscal for the Justices—Office 87 High street, J. Hart. Railway Offices—Paisley and Renfrew—Great Hamilton street. New Town: John M'Conochie, manager, Paisley; George Waterston, manager, Renfrew. Do. do. — Glasgoiv and Paisley Joint Line. — Gilmour street,

(east side) John Bass, manager ; John Clark, superinten- dent. Do. do.— Glasgow^ Paisley^ and Greenock—Gilmour street, (west side) George Penfold, agent. Do. do. — Glasgow, Paisley., Kilmarnock^ and Ayr— Gilmour street (west side) Charles Marshall, agent. Register Office for Servants—38 Moss street, Mrs. M'Call. Register Office for Servants—6 George street; Mrs. M'Neil. Renfrewshire Advertiser Office— 15 St. Mirren street. Published every Saturday morning at 4 o'clock, and at 2 p.m. in Greenock. Renfrewshire Directory Office— A^ High street, G. Fowler. Renfrewshire Militia Orderly Room—County Buildings, James Orr, acting adjutant, 1 East Croft street. Scotch Reformers' Gazette Office— 9] High street. Published in Glasgow every Saturday morning, and in Paisley at 5 p.m. Sheriff Clerk—County Buildings, John Hart, clerk; W. L. Hous- toun, depute-clerk. Stamp and Tax Office—Gilmour street, Jas. Cook, sub-distributor. Statute Labour (h\XTg\\') County Buildings; Hugh Sim, collector. Tailors^ Journeymen House of Call— 124 Paisley. Fire and Life Insurance Offices, 4'C'

Town Clerk—County buildings ; Gavin Lang and Robert Wilson, clerks.

/Voter Companj/'s Office—22 Smithhills ; Thomas Risk, treasurer;

James M'Kinlay, engineer ; William Murtrie, surveyor and

collector ; Wm. Colquhoun and Adam Muir, sub-collectors.

FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE OFFICES & AGENTS.

j4fierdeen Fire and Life—15 Causeyside, Alex. Auld, and 31 Gauze street, Jn. Muir. Atlas—County Buildings, Robert Brown, Town-chamberlain. Caledonia Fire—97 High street, William Melvin, and James Craig, Nethercommon.

Crown Life Insurance and Annuity Office—9 Moss st. Peter Jack. Edinburgh Friendly—26 Orchard street, Matthew Cochran. Farmers and General Fire and Life— 3 Moss st. J. Thomson. Farmers^ and Graziers' Mutual Cattle Assurance—3 Moss street, John Thomson, accountant. Friendly Insurance Company—'^Q Orchard street, Matthew Cochran.

Globe— '2,2 Moss street, John Muir, accountant. Guardian—Gilmour street, John Gemmell. Hercules—^GWmowT street, John Anderson.

Imperial Fire and Life—County Buildings, W. L. Houstoun ; and 110 Causeyside, Wm. Symington. Insurance Company of Scotland—4 Moss street, W. Barr, jun. London Royal Exchange Assurance— 6 Forbes' place, Wm. Philips. Manchester—4 Smithhills, Andrew Millar. Medical Invalid and General Life Assurance—7 High street, Thos, Risk. Mutual Accumulation Society of Edinburgh—5 Christie Terrace, John Crawford. National Fire and Life—33 Old Sneddon, Wm. Barr. National Provident Institution—Gilmour street, John Anderson. North of Scotland Fire and Life Assurance Co.—3 Moss street, John Campbell, writer. Phoenix Fire—4 Christie Terrace, Archibald Hodge, and 5 Christie Terrace, John Crawford. Scottish Amicable Life—5 Christie Terrace, John Crawford, ac- countant. Scottish Equitable Assurance—109 High st. John M'Callum, Union Bank. Scottish Provident Institution—4 Christie Terrace, Archd. Hodge.

Scottish Union— 1 Smithhills, Martin & Hodge j and Gilmour street, James Cook. Scottish fVidows' Fund Life Assurance— 1 Smithhills. Martin and Hodge. Standard Life Assurance—3 Causeyside, Alex. Borland. Sun— 5 Moss street, John Dunn. IVesternFire and Life (^Clydesdale Bank)—3 Causeyside, Alexander Borland, and 4 Smithhills, James Winning. tVest of England—3 Moss street, Hardie and Nairn. /Vest of Scotland—Guarantee Association, County Buildings, W. L. Houstoun. /Vestminster Life—61 High street, James Stirrat. Yorkshire— 18 Causeyside, John Johnston. Coal Merchants^ Sfc. Appendix. 125

F III E M E N. COMMITTEE.

John Anderson, Convener and Secretary, Gilmour street. John Campbell and Robert Kirkland, Councillors. William Phillips, Treasurer—John Anderson and W, L. Houstoun. Insurance Agents. Charles Wallace, Captain, 6 Smithhills. FIREMEN,

Arranged according to distance of residence from Police Office. 7 Dyer's Wynd, Joseph Green, serjeant 9 St. Mirren street, Alexander Anderson 20 School Wynd, David Weir 14 Oakshavv street, James Tannahill 89 High street, Gavin Fleming, serjeant 16 Old Sneddon, James Gordon 3 Old Sneddon, John M'Pherson 28 New Smithhills^ James Evans 6 Smithhills, Captain Charles Wallace 9 Smithhills, Robert Pratt 8 Abbey street, Matthew Lawson 21 Orchard street, James Smith 8 Cotton street, Robert Eaglesham 25 West street, James Muir, serjeant The Engines and other apparatus, are deposited in the Engine House, opposite the Jail in Gilmour street. Keys for them to be found at the Police Office, and at Captain Charles Wallace's, slater, 6 Smithhills.

COAL MERCHANTS AND AGENTS. Ayrshire Coal Depot, il and 12 Hunter street; James Bruce & Co. proprietors

Coal Wharf, Carlile lane, 85 New Sneddon ; Matthew Wallace, pro- prietor Easttield and Hamilton Farm Coal Depot, 11 New street- Walter Peacock, proprietor Eastfield and Monkland Coal Yard, Harbour lane ; William Craw- ford, proprietor Govaii Coal Yard, Canal Basin, 19 Canal street; Robert Robertson, agent Hurlec Coal Yai^, Saucel Wharf, John Wilson & Sons, proprietors; James Hamilton, agent—house 6 Lonend ; Alex. Hall, clerk. Monkland Coal Wharf, 16 Old Sneddon; Matt. King, proprietor

Nitshill Stone Basin, 28 Canal street ; 3. 8s 3. Adam, proprietors • Matthew Adam, clerk Quarrelton Coal Basin, 29 Canal street; Ludovic Houstoun, Esq.

proprietor; James J. Lamb, agent ; A. M'Gregor, salesman Saucel Coal Yard, King street, Saucel : M'Crae & M'Alister, pjo- prietors Western Coal Depot, King street; John Shedden & Co. proprietors

ADJUSTERS OF IMPERIAL WEIGHTS AND xMEASURES. William Reid, 12 High street, (for the Burgh of Paisley) John Paterson, 1 Smithhills, (for the Upper Ward of the County)— house QQ High street l2 . ;

126 Paisley, Markets, ^e<,

MARKETS, STORES, AND FAIRS. Canal Store, 18 Canal street— Robert Fulton, store-keeper Fish Market, Gilmour street Flesh Market, Gilmour street Meal and Cheese Market in Public Weigh house, 32 High street. tacksman, James Gibb, 51 Moss street Provision Stores, 37 High street—J. & A. Robertson Salt and Whitening Store, 68 Broomlands— William Coats Besides a weekly market, held on Thursdays, Fairs each of three days' duration, annually begin on the third Thursday of Februarj-, May, and August, and second Thursday of November. But tlie August, called the Paisley St. James' Day Fair, is the most consi-

derable ; being distinguished by horse racing, attended by numerous shows, and observed as holiday time by all ranks of the people.

GRAIN MILLS. Bakers' Flour Mill, Camphill, 31 Canal street, (Bakers' Society) James M'Gibbon, miller—Andrew Gow, carter— house 65 Canal street Cardonald Corn and Barley Mills, Cardonald— J. & J. Snodgrass Corn and Flour Steam Mills, 19 Thread street and Mill st. —John Young Hawkhead Wheat and Oatmeal Mills, Hawkhead—T. Glen Saucel Corn and Barley Mills, 1 Sauce!— William Muir Seedhill Corn, Flour, Malt, and Barley Mills, 22 Seedhill—John Snodgrass

SOCIETIES, &c.

Those who wish their Society inserted, will please send early notice thereof tO' the Publisher, with the date of Institution, the title of the Society, the names of the Preses, treasurer, clerk, and officer, with the No. of land and name of

the street in which they reside ; also the date of election of office-bearers. Attending to this notice, Avill be found of great convenience to members of So- cieties, and enable the Publisher to make the lists more complete. INSTITUTED. 1658. Master Tailors^ Society—James M'Kean, preses, 28 Glen st., James Caldwell, clerk, 6 Moss street, Henry Goldie, oiJicer, 23 Wellmeadow 1701 Shoemakers' Society— Robt. Macausland, deacon, 29 High st., John Mair, collector, 18 Wellmeadow, Alex. Gibson, clerk. County Buildings 1702. Old fVeavers' Society—Robert Kirkland, box-master, 112 Causeyside; Thomas Henderson, collector, 21 Smithhills, John Hart, Clerk, 87 High street; James Robertson, officer, 41 Gordon's lane 1703. Maltmen's Society —James Harvey, box-master; John Baird,

Collector, Saucel ; Alexander Gibson, Clerk, County

Buildings ; James Robertson, officer, 41 Gordon's lane

1723. fVrights' Society—rJohn Reid, deacon, Lylesland ; John Heiton, collector, 7 South Croft street; James Caldwell, clerk, 6 Moss street; James Lang, officer, 10 Thread street Matthew Holms, factor, 130 George street 1725. Corporation of Merchants— William Brand, convener; John clerk. Morgan, treasurer; Alex. Gibson, County Buildings ; James Robertson, officer, 41 Gordon's lane ;

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1749. St. Mirren's Lodge (No. 128)— Robert Orr, R. W. M., 24.

Storie street; James Thomson, D. master, Williamsburgh ; William Orr, senior warden; James Humphries, junior

warden ; Robert Leighton, senior steward ; John Orr, jun.

steward ; George Barr, senior standard-bearer ; John Mills, junior standard-bearer; Patrick Barr, senior key keeper; Gavin Fleming, junior key keeper; Peter Mills, senior visi-

tor of trades; Hugh Hamilton, jun. visitor of trades ; James

M'Caig, treasurer ; John Patison, secretary; Thomas Bell, tyler 1751. Fleshers' Society—John Cameron, deacon, 8 Love street; John Brown, collector, 18 Smithhills; John Muir, clerk,

3J Gauze st. ; Daniel Cameron, officer, 10 Prusssia st. 1757. Society for Reformation of Manners-~'W\\\\sim Dobie, preses, 12 High street; Rev. John Macnaughtan, treasurer, 55 High

street; John Muir, clerk ; Patrick Clark and John Rich-

ardson, officers ; with 18 Managers 1760. Hammermen's Society—James J. Lamb, box-master; John Gillespie, collector; Alex. Gibson, clerk, County Buildings 1761. Paisley Croft Society—James Ritchie, preses, Glen street; Andrew Arthur, treasurer; George Haldane, clerk, 53 Stor- ie street; William Mathie, officer, Croft 1769. Princes' Journeymen Society—William Robin, preses, Wal-

lace street; John Burns, treasurer, 7 West street ; William

Gibb, clerk, 83 Causeyside ; Campbell M'Farlane, officer^ 24 George street 1773. Ayrshire Society — Return not given in. John Auld, clerk, 5 Moss street

1776. fVidow and Orphan Society—George Todd, preses, 1 Moss

street ; Robert Paton, collector, 4 St. James' place ; James Caldwell, clerk, 6 Moss street; Thos. Ewing, officer, 29 New Smithhills 1777. Bakers' Society—Robert Urie, Deacon, 73 Love street; William Peacock, treasurer, 73 Causeyside; Alexander Bor- land, secretary, 15 High street; officer vacant; Flour Mills, Camphill, Canal Bank

1782. Florist Society—James Paterson, preses ; John Wylie, treas-

urer, Ferguslie ; James Finlayson, clerk, 4 Clark's place, Seedhill 1792. New Town Road Committee—David Kerr, preses; Robert

Martin, treasurer, 7 West Croft ; Martin and Hodge, clerks,

1 Smithhills ; James M'Pherson, Officer 1802. Young Friendly Society— Remodelled 1830— Central Committee — William Good, president, 141 George street Robert Lamb, Treasurer, 87 High street; William Melvin,

secretery, 90 High street ; Robert Gilchrist, general officer for the three sections, 19 Wellmeadow. SECTIONAL committees.

First Section—Andrew Moyes, preses, 55 Canal street ; William Phillips, disburser, 115 Causeyside; Andrew Nairn, clerk, 3 Moss street.

Second Section—Samuel Latin, preses, 149 George street ; Andrew Watson, disburser, Christie Terrace; Archd. Barr, clerk, 8 Causeyside. ;

128 Paisley* Societies.

Third Section—William Cochran, preses, 35 High street ; Joseph Smith, Disburser, 2 High street; James White, clerk, 14 Causeyside. 1806. Glasgow, Paisley, and Ardrossan Canal Company—Com- mittee of Management: —Earlof Eglinton and Winton, Liid- ovic Houstoun, Robert Orr, Wra. Houstoun, S. D. Stirling, Joseph Whitehead, junr.. Colonel Robt. Fulton, of Hartfield. Committee of accounts; William Giffen, William Lowndes,

and James J. Lamb ; James Lang, manager and treasurer;

Robt. Wylie, clerk ; Robert Fulton, store-keeper. 1817. Catholic Friendly Society— George Walls, preses, 7 Abbey street; Edward M'llhenney, Treasurer, 13 Abbey street; James M'Nally, clerk, 47 High street— 12 Ordinary Man- agers. 1859. Renfrewshire Agrictdtural Society— Wm. Hamilton, Esq.

preses, Lounsdaie, Paisley ; William Glen, treasurer. Hawk- head Mains, Paisley; William Martin, writer, clerk, 1 Smithhills, Paisley 1820. Female Union Society-— Mrs. James Morrison, preses. King street; Mrs. .Tames Inglis, treasurer, 58 George street; William Ritchie, clerk, 17 Barclay street; William Brown- lie, officer, 107 George street 1820. Mortcloth Society—William Anderson, preses, ^5 Broom- lands; James Arthur, clerk and treasurer, 2 East lane, Fer- guslie; Mrs. Barbeur, keeper, 6 East lane 1820. Sneddon Quarter Mortcloth Society—Allan Marshall, preses. North street; James Lawrie, treasurer, Moncrieff street; James M'Gown, clerk, 17 Back Sneddon 1823. Paisley Gas Light Company— The Board of Gas Light Commissioners for Paisley, constituted by Act of Parlia- ment, dated 30th June, 1845, intituled "An Act for the better lighting the Town and Suburbs of Paisley with Gas;" the former Paisley Gas Light Company incorporated in 1823, being now merged in this new Company. Elected by the Shares in the Paisley Gas Proprietors of Light Company ; Dr. Robert M'Kechnie; Messrs. Robert Farquharson, Pe- ter Brough, Thomas Sharp, John Scott, Alex. Fullarton, William Brown, William Sharp. By the Magistrates and ; Town Council of Paisley ; Provost Murray; George Todd David Semple; James Clark; in all 12. Archibald Cook, engineer and manager; William Nairne, treasurer; Peter Jack, writer, Paisley, secretary; James Cleland, David Ayton, and James Buchanan, inspectors; William Colqu- houn, jun., foreman of Works; Company's Office, 23 Moss street; open from 10 till 3 1824. Paisley Funeral Society—Adam Muir, preses; David Bor-

land, treasurer, Georges' place ; Robert Cameron, clerk, 12 West street; John Wylie, officer, 8 Barr street 1824. Grocer's Company— James Wills, preses, 63 George street

Alex. Ci-aig, treasurer, 107 Cross ; John Dunn, writer, clerk, 5 Moss street; John Richardson, officer, 9 Orr square 1824. Sneddon Equitable Society— Alex. White, preses, 23 New

; treasurer, Sneddon street James Thomson, 12 Sandholes ; Robert Mackie, clerk, 166 George street; David Borland, officer, George's place 1825. Eguitable Society—Central Committee, William Reid, pre- sident, 7 Smithhills; John Robertson, treasurer, 37 Canai ;;

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street; Henry Frazer, secretary, 127 George street; David Borland, general officer for the 4 sections, George's place.

Sectional Committees ; 1st Section, John Young, preses,

6 Back Row, Ferguslie ; John Adam, disburser, 3 Orr st. Robei't Hamilton, clerk, 1 1 Wardrop street. 2d Section, John Gilmour, preses, 15 Thread street; James Wood, dis- burser, 13 Barr street; Thomas Wilson, clerk, 2 Hunter st.

3d Section, Thomas Johnstone, preses, 3 Orr street ; John Kerr, disburser, 25 Glen street; William Peacock, clerk, 69 Canal street. 4th Section, Robert Mackie, preses, 167 George street; Robert Ronald, disburser, 17 Wardrop st. Allan Gibson, clerk, 12 Barr street. Election of Managers annually, 9th June. 1829, Paisley United Curling Cluh—John Hutchison, preses, Dunoon; Thomas Shearer, treasurer, Stow lane; William Millar, jun., officer, 2 Maxwell street 1832. Paisley Equitable Funeral Society— Peter Bell, preses, 8 Smith street, Charleston; James Winning, treasurer, 16 Causeyside street; William Ritchie, clerk, 1/ Barclay st. Alex. Lyle, officer, 4 Storie street 1832. Reform Registration Association—John Smith, chairman,

Charleston ; William Colquhoun, treasurer, Wellmeadow ; Alex. Gibson, agent. County Buildings 1833. Paisley Young Men's Sabbath Morning Association—No re- turn given in to the Publisher. Monthly meetings, Mr. France's session house—Quarterly meetings, Secession Hall, Abbey close 1833. Evergreen Equitable Friendly Society— James Griffin, pre- sident, 5 Sir Michael street: John Alexander, treasurer, 55 Canal street; Christopher Dunlop, secretary, 9 Shuttle st. David Borland, officer, George's place 1834, Paisley {Burgh) Road Directors— Electedby the Rate-Payers —Robert Kirkland, treasurer, 112 Causeyside; Hugh Sim, collector, 59 Love street; Surveyor's and Collector's Office, County Buildings 1834. Paisley Eclectic Society —Meets weekly in the Grammar School, 5 Church hill. John Ingram, treasurer, 4 Orchard

street ; William Wilson, secretary, 29 High street 1834. Paisley Philharmonic Society—John Lorrimer, president;

James Millar, treasurer ; James J. Lamb, secretary. Under- wood Cottage; James Robertson, officer, 41 Gordon's lane J834. Paisley Water Company— Robert Hendry, Esq. Governor; A. C. Holmes, Esq. Deputy-Governor. Ordinary Directors —Messrs. Andrew Warnock, John Macalister, Wm. Dobie, William Reid, Alex. Fullerton, William Holms, Thomas Risk, Alex. King, Peter Brough, Andrew Macalister. Ex- traordinary Directors—Messrs. J. A. Anderson, James Kerr, Thos. Taylor, sen. William Bissland, John Stewart, Thomas Sharp, James Macalister, John Martin, (Paisley.) William Walker, John Agnew. James M'Kinlay, engineer; Wm. Martin, clerk, 1 Smithhills 1835. Journeymen Tailors' Benevolent Fr^neral Society —John Cald- well, preses, 48 Storie street; Thomas Smith, treasurer, 36 Moss street; Hugh Eraser, clerk, 27 Glen street; Hugh Paterson, officer, Broomlands 1836. Paisley Hope Temple Gardens, 15 Love street—D. Duncan, gardener. To the Gardens are attached a Bowling Green — i 30 Paisley. Societies.

and Quoit Ground, for the accommodation of visitors desi- rous of a short relaxation from the fatigues of business 1836. Paisley Total Jhstinenee Society—For the cure and preven- tion of drunkenness, by abstaining from all intoxicating liquors. John Jaap, president, 1 High street; Rev. James Banks, Rev. Patrick Brewster, Rev. C. J. Kennedy, VVm. Melvin, James Pinkerton, James Winning, Dan. Richmond, George Caldwell, vice-presidents; Mr. Walter Peacock, treasurer; Messrs. James Hannay and James Whyte, secre- taries. Ordinary Members of Committee—Messrs. John Forrester, Wm. Ronald, James Waterston, Robert M'Aus- land, James Erskine, James Caldwell, James Tait, Daniel Duncan, James Bruce, Andrew Whiteford, Jas. Richmond, Alex. Crichton, Archd. M'Fadyen, William Cochran, Andw. Wilkie, jun. John Simpson, William Smith, JohnM'Curdie, Robt. Parker, Andrew Russel, Thomas Smith, James Wood, James Johnston, Thos. Wallace. Fulton Archibald, officer 1837. Paisley and Ren/reio Railivay— Wra. Brand, Esq. Governor; William Muir, Esq. deputy-governor. Ordinary Directors — William Barr, William Peacock, William Harvey, Yoker, Wm. Gibson, Dr. Baird, Matthew Muir, James Lumsden, Thomas Kisk, James Merry. Extraordinary Directors William Baird, M.D., Provost of Renfrew, Jas. Merry, jun. Alex. Gibson, secretary, County Buildings, Paisley 1838. fVest of Scotland Equitable Funeral Society — Alex. Frazer,

preses, 8 West Campbell street ; John M''Curdie, treasurer,

George street ; William Ritchie, clerk, 17 Barclay street; James Wilson, officer, 44 Canal street 1839. Paisley Equitable Reehahite Society—James Pinkerton, preses, 24 High street; John M'Queen, treasurer. Bridge street; Alex. Gordon, clerk, 5Q Love street; Fulton Archi- bald, officer, Gordon's lane 1840. The Loyal Alexander Wilson's Lodge {No. 2480) of the Inde- pendent Order of Odd Fellows of the Manchester Unity— Election of office-bearers takes place every six months, and meets in their Lodge Room, No. 4 Smithhills, every alter-

nate Tuesday. Matthew Barr, G.M. 9 Cross ; David F.

Guthrie, N.G. 16 Causeyside ; Wm. Wallace, V.G. 3 Cum-

berland Court ; John Leitch, warder, 7 East Buchanan st. ; James Adam, secretary, 4 Dyer's wynd; Archd. Snodgrass,

assistant secretary, 24 Seedhill ; Walter Henry, inside tyler, 36 High street; James Galbraith, outside tyler, 5 Abbey close; James Lang, treasurer, 10 Barclay street; James Moir, permanent secretary, 20 Causeyside 1840. Priors' Croft Bowling Green, 50 Storie street—Wra. Flem-

ing, president, Camphill ; John Rigg, treasurer, 1 Maxwell street; W. L. Houstoun, secretary. County Buildings; Jas. Russell, keeper, Charleston !841. Loyal Widow and Orphan's Guardian Lodge (No. 2971) of the Independent Order of Odd- Fellows of the Manchester Unity—election of office-bearers takes place every six months.

George Jack, G. M., 1 St. James' Street ; John Forrester, Street; Wm. Mair, V. G., 4 Lonend N. G., 10 Thread ;

Robert Webster, secretary, 10 Abbey street ; David Boag, treasurer, 77 Canal street. 1841. Paisley Iceland Curling C/«^—Right Hon. Jas. Boyle, Earl

of Glasgow, patron ; James Stirrat, president ; Hugh ;;

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M'Kenzie, vice-president ; Alex. Lymburn and John Pink-

erton, (representative members) ; David Robin, treasurer ; David Craig, secretary, 5 Christie Terrace. 1842. Paisley ^olian Society—Robt. Harrow, chairman, Collins-

lie ; John Campbell, secretary, 61 High sti-eet ; John Leitch, librarian, 7 East Buchanan street. 1843. Paisley Choral Society —James M'Gechan, chairman; Jas. Leckie, treasurer; Alex. M. Semple, secretary, 17 Seedhill John Leitch, librarian, 7 East Buchanan street 1844. The Paisley Drapers' Salesmen Society —Meets Quarterly ;

Robert Adam, president ; William Millar, vice-president

Archd. Weir, treasurer ; Donald Currie, secretary, 18 High street. 1845. Craigielea Curling Club—Wm. Barr of Drums, patron;

Wm. Walker, president ; James J. Lamb, treasurer and sec-

retary, Underwood Cottage ; officer, vacant. 1845. Paisley Horticultural Society—James Stevenson, seedsman,

president, 4 Moss street ; Thomas Robertson, gardener,

treasurer, Greenlaw Lane ; John Waterston, florist, secre- tary, 45 High St. Paisley Educational Association—(Office-bearers for 1845)

Andrew Brown, Esq. president ; Robert Farquharson, Esq. vice-president; John Peden, Esq. treasurer; Robt. Rodger, Esq. secretary; Directors—Rev. C. F. Buchan, Rev. A. Rennieson, Rev. James Wood, Messrs John Russell, Archd. Sinclair, James Holmes, John Thomson, Alex. Fullarton, Alex. Gemmell, John Halden, Wm. Dobie, Thos. Greenlees.

INSTRUMENTAL BANDS.

Paisley Instrumental Band—Roh&rt Ewing, leader, 4 Stow street

Andrew Ewing, preses, 4 Stow street ; James Rodger, treas-

urer. Thread st. ; Jas. Sutherland, secretarj', Caledonia st. P aisley Rifle Band— Robert Robertson, master, 14 Moss street.

PARLIAMENTARY BOUNDARIES.

By the bill to regulate the boundaries of Scotch towns, returning, or joining to return Members to Parliament, under the new regime, the following are the boundaries assigned to Paisley and Renfrew. They are certainly ample, and will not be complained of as cutting too closely on the outskirts. PAISLEY. From the summit of Byres Hill, on the north-east of the Town in a straight line to the point near Knockhill, at which the Ren- frew road is joined by a road from Glasgow ; thence in a straight

line to the summit of Knockhill ; thence in a straight line to the northern gable of the toll house Moss on the Greenock road ; thence in a straight line in the direction of the chimney of Linwood cotton mill to the point at which such straight line cuts the Can-

dren burn ; thence up the Candren burn to the point at which the same is joined by the Braidiland burn at the bridge over the same

on the Johnstone road ; thence up the Braidiland burn to a point which is distant five hundred yards (measured along the Braidiland

burn) above the said bridge ; thence in a straight line to Meikle- 132 Paisley. Parlimentary Boundaries. ridge bridge over the Candren burn; thence in a straight line to the point at which the old Neilson road leaves the new Neilston road; thence in a straight line to the summit of Dykebar hill; thence in a straight line to a point which is one hundred yards due north-east of the summit of Bathgo hill ; thence in a straight line to the first described. RENFREW. From the Milburn bridge over the Pudzeoch burn on the Glas- gow road in a straight line to a point up the Pudzeoch burn, which is distant three hundred yards in a straight line from the said bridge ; thence in a straight line to a point on the Greenock road, which is distant two hundred and fifty yards, (measured along the Greenock road) from the point at which the same leaves the Pais- ley road ; thence in a straight line to a point in the river Clyde, which is distant three hundred yards (measured along the river the is joined Clyde) below the point at which same by the Canal ; thence along the river Clyde to the point at which the same is join- ed by the Canal ; thence along the Canal to the point at which the same is joined by the Pudzeoch burn : thence along the Pudzeoch burn to the bridge aforesaid.

ADDITIONAL NAMES SENT IN SINCE THE WORK WENT TO PRESS. Orr & Craig, Manufacturers, 109 Causeyside. JOHNSTONE. 1 33

FOWLER'S

JOHNSTONE DIRECTORY,

AN

HISTORCIAL AND DESCRIPTIVE SKETCH

OF JOHNSTONE.

Few places in Britain exhibit so striking an illustration of the effect of manufactures in originating and increasing towns, in attracting, condensing, and augmenting population, as does this thriving seat of business. Sixty years ago, near that bridge over the Black Cart \vhich till lately gave to the place the popular appellation " Brig of Johnstone," merely a few cottages were to be seen, where now is a town, consisting of two large squares, many considerable streets, and numerous public works, with a population of about 7000 souls. It is probable that the town of Johnstone never would have existed, or at most would have been confined to the few cottages that stuck upon the ground near to the iSn^, had not the late public- spirited Laird of Johnstone, by his influence and example, excited a spirit of industry among its inhabitants, and cherished and supported it by his fatherly care and protection, and, we are happy to say, that the seed has been sown in good ground, as it continues to manifest itself by the increasing wealth and prosperity of the enlightened and enterprising merchants and traders belonging to the place. Towards the end of October 1782, nine houses of the New Town of Johnstone had been built, two others were building, and ground on which forty-two more were to be built had been feued. In 1792 the inhabitants were 1434 in number ; in 1811, 3,647 ; in 1818, by computation 5,000. As the introduction of the manufacture of cotton yarn by mill-machinery led to the founding of Johnstone, so has the extension of the same manufacture caused its rapid increase, and present prosperity. There are now within the precincts of the place 15 cotton mills of varied extent, some propelled by water,

others by steam, besides a flax mill and a weaving factory ; also, Elderslie and Linwood mills, in the neighbourhood of Johnstone, making in all 20 mills. There are also in the town two brass foundries, and- two exten- M 134 JOHNSTO^"F.

sive iron foundries; five machine manufactories, and a public gas work. Johnstone is very regularly laid out. Besides Houstoun square in the centre of the town, which is now built on every side, there is to the southward a large area, meant for a second square, as well as a market place, and which is also now beginning to be built round with neat houses. High street, extending from the Bridge of John- stone on the west, to Dick's Bridge (or Canal Bridge) on the east,

is closely built ; as are several other streets branching at right an- gles from both its sides. It is in length 3 furlongs, 36 poles. The houses are for the most part two stories high, substantially con- structed, and roofed with slates, and all of them have gardens. The shops are numerous, and well stocked with cheap, various, and ex- cellent commodities. Besides the Chapel of Ease, (an octagonal fabric, to which, about 19 years ago, a neat spire, after a design of Sir Christopher Wren, was added.) Johnstone contains a United Secession Church, a Re-

lief Church, and a Methodist chapel : also, one of the Free Churches of Scotland, and Sir William Wallace's Church at Elderslie in con- nection with the Establishment. In Johnstone are also a Subscription Library, two News Rooms, a Mechanics' Institution and Library, sundry Religious and Friendly Societies, various Sunday Schools, &c. —The Ardrossan Canal from Glasgow, terminates in a basin at the east end of the town, to the

advantage of which it greatly contributes ; and the Glasgow and Ayr Railway passes immediately to the south of the town, having a sta- tion immediately to the east of it. A coach runs once a-day from Houstoun to Paisley Railway station by Bridge of Weir, Crosslie, Johnstone, and Elderslie; and twice a-day from Johnstone to Pais- ley station. The names of the streets of Johnstone, and the numbers of the

houses in each, were formerly distinctly marked ; but at present, these are in a great measure obliterated, which is not to be wondered at. the original markings having been made so long ago as the year 1828. This was done at the suggestion and under the superinten- dence of the present compiler, as were also those of Pollockshavvs,

Port-Glasgow, Greenock, Gourock, and Largs ; and even those of Paisley on its present improved plan. There can be little doubt that the spirited inhabitants of Johnstone will see the propriety, not to say the necessity,- of having this defect speedily supplied —an ar- rangement so very useful not only in guiding strangers to the dif- ferent parts of the town, but also for enabling traders and corres- pondents to direct letters and parcels to their proper destinations. Indeed it would be well if every town and village in the kingdom had similar arrangements. The southern neighbourhood of this place is greatly beautified by Johnstone Castle, a stately mansion, after the antique, situated among extensive pleasure grounds and valuable plantations. A similarly ornamental effect is produced by the house and pleasure grounds of Milliken to the westward of the town. The former is the seat of Ludovic Houstoun, Esq. of Johnstone; the latter, that of Sir William Milliken Napier, Bart. The appearance of the east end of the town is not a little enriched bythehouseof Thornhilland its appendages, lately built by Campbell Snodgrass. Esq. on a pleasant eminence which commands an advan- tageous view not only of the town and the surrounding country, but also of several distant counties. JJHXSTOXE. 135

At Elderslie, 2 miles, 4 furlongs, J 7 poles distant trom Paisley,

and ] mile, 1 furlong, 17 poles from Johnstone, stands Wallace's tree, a venerable and scathed oak, which, by tradition, is said once to have been the hiding place of our truly chivalrous Scottish pa- triot, when closely pursued by bands of Southrons. A short dis- tance from the tree, upon an eminence, the house that gave birth to Sir William Wallace is affirmed by the same authority once to have stood; and various names still given to some circumjacent places certainly corroborate the tradition.

AITKEN, Hugh, spinning-master, Old Mill, 36 High st. —house 34 do. Aitken, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 49 High street

Aitken, John, clock and watchmaker, 54 High street ' Allan, David, carter, 4 William street Allan, James, &; Co. cotton wick spinners, Lilybank Mill, Brewery street —house do. Allan, James, sen. carrier (Greenock), 24 High street Allan, James, jun. mill furnisher, cotton, & cotton waste and yarn merchant, 17 Church street Allan, James, feuar and house factor, 18 Macdowall st, Allan, James, & Co. cotton spinners, Pe'ockland Mills, 1 and 78 High street Allan, John, earding-master, Johnstone Mill, 14 Collier street. Anderson, Charles, baker, 57 High street Anderson, George, clerk at James Boag's, 5 Dimity st. Anderson, John, clerk at George Houstoun & Co.'s cotton works—house Cartside Anderson, Robert, grocer, 32 Campbell street Arnot, Misses, dressmakers, 36 Macdowall street Arthur, Mrs. William, grocer, 8 Rankin street Arrol, James, manager, New Mill—ho. 18 Rankin street Arrol, Thomas, cotton spinner, 77 High street

BARBOUR, Alex earding-master. Old Mill, 36 High st. Barbour, John, Cross Key Inn, 22 Houstoun square Barbour, Mrs. W, milliner and straw-hat maKer, 6 Hous- toun square Barr, Daniel, picking-master, Johnstone Mill, 14 Collier street Barr, Mrs. John, spirit dealer, 20 Campbell street Black, Hector, spirit dealer, 17 Houstoun square Blackburn, James, spirit merchant, 14 George street Black, Janet, eating-house, 36 Macdowall street ^

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Blackley, James^ U. S. C. officer, 27 Macdowall street Blair, Andrew, flesher, 27 High street Blair, Duncan, society officer^—house 5 High street Blair, James, tailor, 54 High street Blair, Rev. James, Sir W. Wallace Church, Elderslie— house Banktop, 1 Ludovic square

Blair, Robert, manager of Gas Work—^ho. Brewery st. Boag, James, wright, timber merchant, and cooper, 5 Dimity street, steam saw mills, 1 8 do house Wood Bank Cottage Bowie, Allan, eating-house, 6 Graham street Bowie, Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, 8 Quarry street Boyle & Co. grocers and spirit dealers, 7 1 High street Braid, Joseph, foreman at Johnstone Cast Iron Foundry —ho. 22 William street Brodie, John, coal merchant, 1 1 High street Brooks, Rev. George—house 56 High street Brown, James, carding-master, Barbush Mill Browns, Malloch, & Co. cotton spinners, Elderslie Mill, and Old Mill, 36 High street

Brown, William, broker, 1 Macdowall street Buchanan, Peter, clerk, Old Mill, 36 High st ho. 55 do.

Buntin, John, joiner and cabinet maker, 32 Macdowall &t=> Burns, Hugh, travelling merchant, 21 High street Burnside, William, carter, 75 High street

CALDWELL, John, carding master, Old Mill, 36 High street Caldwell, John, customer weaver, 12 Quarry street Caldwell, Robert, surgeon, 57 High street Caldwell, Thomas, picking master. Old Mill, 36 High st. Cameron, Daniel, broker, 21 William street Cameron, James, picking master, Hagg Mill Cameron, Matthew, carter, 1 1 Houstoun square Campbell, James, of Holmes & Campbell—ho. 19 Hous- toun square Campbell, Mrs. linen dresser, 9 Houstoun square Campbell, Neil, broker, 14 Houstoun square Campbell, Stirling, grocer and grain merchant, 56 High st. —^house do. Campbell, William, spirit dealer, 13 Houstoun square Campbell, Wilson, ropemaker, 63 High street Chapman, Archibald, tailor, 25 High street Clapperton, Rev. John, United Secession Manse, 18 Church street JOHNSTONE. 137

Clark, Daniel, boot and shoemaker, 56 High street Clark, George, grocer, 16 High street Clark, John, shoemaker, 50 High street Clark, John, turner, 14 Macdowall street Clark, Mrs. mangier, 23 Kankin street

Clinkscales, John, bookbinder and stationer, 17 High st. Cochran, John, flesher, 25 High street Cochran, Capt. John, spirit dealer, 22 High street Colquhoun, John, farmer, Barbush Colville, James, smith, 35 Macdowall street Colville, Robert, grocer, 66 High street Connell, John, spinning master, Johnstone Mill, 14 Collier street Connell, Mrs. boot and shoe shop, 20 High street Connelly, Michael, broker, 13 Rankin street Connor, C. teacher, 24 Houstoun square Cook & Cunningham, millwrights, engineers, and machine makers, also patentees of brick-making machines, 14 Dimity street Cook, Robert, of Cook & Cunningham—ho. 15 Dimity st. Cowan, Alex. Relief church officer, 10 Walkinshaw st. Craig, Archd. machine maker, Cartside Mill Craig & Donald, engineers, millwrights, and machine makers, 14 William street Craig, John, Glasgow carrier, 48 High street Craig, Mrs. John, draper and straw-hat maker, 19 Hous- toun square Craig, John, hay and straw merchant, 2 Ludovic square Craig, John, wright, Old Mill, 36 High street Crawford, David, letter-runner, 61 High street Crawford, George, licensed horse dealer, Banktop

Crawford, James, watch and clock maker, 5 1 High street Crawford, Robert, hairdresser, 36 Macdowall street Crawford, William, auctioneer, appraiser, & cattle dealer., 22 Macdowall street Cumraing, Andw. shoe and leather warehouse, 59 High st. Cuthbertson, William, carding master, Hagg Mill

DAVIES, William, spinning master, Cartside Mill Docherty, Daniel, spirit dealer, 23 Macdowall street Donald, Archd. spirit dealer, 13 High street Donald, James, foreman—house 66 High street Donald, Robert, jun. clerk—house 66 High street Donald, Robert, engineer,^ machine maker, and iroafoupr der, 73 and 74 High street—house 66 do, m2 138 JOHNSTOKE.

Douglas, Robert, ironmonger, 26 High street

Downie, Mrs. milliner and dressmaker, 1 Houstoun square

EADIE, Alex, carter, Canal store—house Laigh Cartside

FAULDS, William, tea dealer, &lg. 8 Houstoun square

Ferrier, Hugh, of Clippens, Alelphi place, 21 Graham st. Findlay, Joseph, merchant—house Rosebank Cottage Finlayson, Charles, manager, Johnstone Flax Mill—house Newfield

Finlayson, James, & Co. Johnstone Flax Mill, 39 Hioh st. Finlayson, James, of James Finlayson & Co.^—ho. New- field Finlayson, William, sen. —house Newfield Fleming, Archibald, clerk and sizeing master, Johnstone Mill, 14 Collier street, and session-clerk, &c house Brewery street

Fletcher, Peter, brazier and tin-plate worker, 23 High st. Flockhart, James, saddler, 7 1 High street. Frazer, John, grocer, 16 Graham street Fyfe, James, wood turner, 22 Macdowall street Fyfe, John, baker and flesher, 15 High street Fyfe, Mrs. John, furnished lodgings, 15 Macdowall street Fyfe, Robert, carding master, 21 Macdowall street

GARDNER, George, clothier, 27 Rankin street Gardner, Richard, merchant, 4 Graham street Gas Work, foot of Rankin street Gatherer, James, flesher, 17 Houstoun square Gibson, Duncan, carter, 4 Rankin street Gibson, Jas. glass and stoneware mercht. 20 Houstoun sq. Gibson, Robert, miller and grain merchant, 64 High st. —house, do. Gibson, William, spirit dealer, 21 High street Gilmour, Mrs. staymaker, 22 High street Glen, William, coal merchant, (coal depot) Johnstone Railway Station—house do. Goodlet, James, cowfeeder, 5 Quarry street Gordon, Chas. carding master, New Mill, 1 8 Rankin st. Gordon, Mrs. James, furnished lodgings, 4 Collier street Gow, John, boot and shoemaker, 28 High street Gow, Mrs. George, boot and shoemaker, 32 High street Gowldie, Mrs. Archibald, grocer, 5 1 High street Graham, Mrs. Bernard, fruit merchant, 27 High street Grant, Alexander, cutler and gunsmith, 69 High street JOHNSTONE 139

Gray, Peter, old drug warehouse, 58 High st.—ho. do. Greer, Alexander, grocer, 5 High street

Grosart, Thos. carter and cowfeeder, 9 Walkinshaw st.

HALL, Peter, manager, Railway Depot, Johnstone Rail- way Station Hall, William, stoneware dealer, 6 Quarry street Hamilton, James, pawnbroker, 9 High st.—ho. Walkin- shaw street Hamilton, John, cooper, 29 Collier street—house 9 do. Hamilton, William, boot and shoemaker, 26 High street Hannay, James, carding master, Johnstone Mill Hart, James, gardener, Milliken—-shop, 18 Houstoun sq. Hatrick, James, precentor, U. S. C—ho. 35 High street Hay, John, boot and shoemaker, &c. 17 Houstoun square Higgin, James, fruiterer, \6 High street Hodgert, William, land surveyor, 8 Church street Hodgert, William, spirit dealer, 13 Houstoun square Holmes & Campbell, writers, and N.P. 18 Collier street Holmes, John, of Holmes & Campbell—ho. 18 Collier st. Houston, James, watch and clock maker, 59 High street Houstoun, Ludovic, of Johnstone Houstoun, George, & Co. cotton spinners, Johnstone, Cartside and Hagg Mills Houstoun, William, Johnstone Castle Houstoun, William, sizeing master, Cartside Mill Hutcheson, Rev. William Johnstone, Free Church house Cartside place, Brewery street Hyndman, Thomas, eating house, 30 High street

INGLIS, John, picking master, Cartside Mil] Irvine, Mrs. green and fruit shop, 20 High street

JACKSON, George, brassfounder, 12 High street Jackson, John & James, grocers and victuallers, 28 and' 60 High street Jaffray, D. & W. builders, 137 Graham street Johnston, Thos. spinning master. New Mill, 18 Rankin st.

Johnstone Assembly Rooms, 1 1 George street Johnstone Cast Iron Foundry Co. 18 Dimity st -Joseph Braid, foreman Johnstone Coffee Room, 53 High street

KAY, Alex, storekeeper, canal store—ho. Canal bridge Kirkwood, Robert, spirit dealer, 9 High street 140 JOHNSTONE.

Knox, Robert, ilesher, 5 Graham street Kyle, Annanias, carter and grocer, 10 Houstoun square

LAIRD, James, boot and shoemaker, 27 High street Laird, James, printer, 9 Houstoun square Laird, Joseph, teacher, 6 Quarry street Landus, Daniel, cork cutter, 72 High street Lang, Gilbert, spirit dealer, 14 Houstoun square Lang, John, boot and shoemaker, 2 Campbell street Lang, Robert, manager, at Robt. M'Quaker's, 13 Dimit}^ street—house 15 do. Lemon, Miss, grocer, 71 High street Leslie, Adam, spinning master, Johnstone Mill Lindsay, Mrs. John, grocer and spirit dealer, 7 Quarry st. Lindsay, Peter, carrier, (Paisley) 19 High street Lochrie, Thomas, confectioner, 23 Houstoun square Lochhead, Archibald, carding master, Barbush Mill Lochhead, Mrs. John, grocer, 65 High street Lockhart & Barr, wood turners, 19 William street Loudon, Hugh, cloth merchant, 55 High street Loudon, James—house 55 High street Lyle, Alexander, spirit dealer, 25 High street

MAITLAND, Captain, Cartside cottage, Graham street Malloch, William, sen. of Browns, Malloch, & Co.—house Mount pleasant Malloch, William, jun. manager Old Mill, 36 High street, and Elderslie Mill—house Elderslie Glen Marshall, David, (postmaster) wine and spirit merchant, 57 High street Maxton, John, joiner, cabinet maker, and cartwright, 30 Rankin street Meeks, Thomas, grocer, 25 Collier street Millar, Alexander, grocer, 52 High street Millar, Bernard, tailor, 26 Macdowall street Millar, David, stonew^are and fruit dealer, 13 High street Millar, James, quarrier, eating house, 5 Houstoun square Millar, Misses, milliners and straw-hat makers, 55 High st. Millar, Robert, collector of statute labour money for Kil- barchan parish —house 55 High street Millar, William, tailor and broker, 12 Macdowall street Montgomery, Elizabeth, grocer, 17 Macdowall street Montgomery, Robert, of James Allan & Co.—residence Pe'ockland House More,, Alexander, draper, clothier, and hatter, 24 High st. JOHNSTONE. 141

Morrison, Alexander, joiner, cabinet maker, cart and plough wright, 18 High street Muir, John, builder, and house factor, 4 Church street Muir, Wm. general grocer and victualler, 19 Houstoun square—^James Adam, salesman Munn, Alex, shoemaker and leather cutter, 63 High st.

MACALISTER, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 70 High street Macarthur, Duncan, engine keeper. Floor's Mill M'Bean, Peter, grocer, 10 High street M'Conechy, Janet, grocer, 5 Collier street M'Cormick, Robert, clerk and sizeing master. New Mill, 18 Rankin street M'Cosh, John, porter, Canal store—-house do. M'Donald, Hugh, wheelwright and turner, 133 Graham st. M'Dougal, Alex, carding master, at Robert M'Quaker's, 13 Dimity street M'Dougall, Alex, spinning master, Barbush Mill M'Dougal, James, manager Barbush Mill—ho. Barbush M'Dougal, Robt. teacher, 7 Church st—^ho. 58 High st. Macdowall, Henry, throstle cotton spinner. Floor's Mill —^residence Carruth Macdowall, Jas. foreman, at John Macdowall's, 12 Dimity street Macdowall, John, engineer, and machine maker, 12 Di- mity street—house Enfield Cottage Macduff, Alex, engineer, Barbush Mill Macduff, Allan, carding master. Floor's Mill

M'Ewan, Edward, teacher, 5 Walkinshaw st.—ho, 1 3 do. M'Fadyen & Sons,' hatters, 57 High street M'Farlane, Archibald, jun. clerk at John M'Dowall's, 12 Dimity street M'Farlane, Archd. teacher, and collector of statute labour money for Johnstone district, 8 Houstoun square M'Farlane, Joseph, engineer, at Robert M'Quaker's, 13 Dimity street M'Fee, James, tailor, 62 High street M'Fee, John, tea dealer, 32 Campbell street M'Fee, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 32 Campbell st, M'Gachie, Joseph, spirit dealer, 7 Rankin street M 'Gavin, James, smith and farrier, 2 Walkinshaw st. M'Gowan, Andrew, tea and spirit dealer, 61 High st. M'Gregor, Mrs. merchant, 62 High street M'Intyre, Gilbert, spirit dealer, 3 High street 142 JOHNSTONE.

M'Intyre, James, sheriff officer, 4 Church street M'Kendrick, Alex, grocer, 18 William street M'Kendrick, James, grocer, 22 Macdowall street M'Kenzie, Mrs. midwife, 16 High street M'Laren, Malcom, surgeon, 25 Houstoun square—house 1 Rankin street M'Lean, Daniel, clerk, Johnstone Flax Mill, 39 High st. M'Lean, Duncan, tailor, 57 High street M'Leod, William, candle maker and tobacconist, 21 High street—house 15 Church street M'Munny, David, eating house, 23 Houstoun square M'Nair, Robert, spirit dealer, 4 Houstoun square M'Naught, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 26 Macdowall street M'Naught, Wm. manager of G. Houstoun & Co.'s Mill, 21 Macdowall street—house Graham street M'Nicol, Archibald, draper, 52 High street

M'Pherson, Hugh, saddler, 1 William street M* Quaker, Robert, cotton spinner, 13 Dim itj st.—- house Bank side Cottao-e M'Queen, Mrs. Peter, grocer & spirit dealer, 5 William street M'Taggart, John, clerk at Johnstone cast-iron foundry, 18 Dimity street M' William, Daniel, copper & tinsmith and gas fitter, 28 High street

NAIRN, Cuthbert, grocer, victualler, & baker, 21 Hous- toun square Nairn, David, grocer, 70 High street Napier, J. S- & Wm. cotton spinners, Barbush Mill Napier, John S. of J. S. & William Napier—residence, Clippens Napier, Sir William, of Milliken and Napier, Bart.—resi- dence Milliken house Neilson, George, farmer, Cochrane Mill Norton & Hanneford, merchants, Clyde factory, 9 Mac- dowall street

OATT, Jam.es, plasterer, 5 Houstoun square Oatt, Misses, milliners, straw hat and dressmakers, 1 Houstoun square Orr, Archd. flesher, 21 High street

PATERSON, Jn, draper and cloth merchant, 23 High st. JOHNSTONE. 143

Paterson, John, Glasgow and Paisley foot carrier, 20 Houstoun square Paton, Daniel, spirit dealer, 28 Graham street Patrick, Alex, spirit dealer, 1 Houstoun square Patrick, Alex, spirit dealer, 24 Houstoun square Patrick, David, spirit dealer, 6 High street Patrick, John, spirit dealer, 29 High street Paul, James, sizeing master, Barbush Mill Pearson, Thomas, plasterer, 12 Walkinshaw street Peglar, John, tailor and clothier, 58 High street Pinkerton, Mrs. M. S. day school for young ladles, 18 High street

Pinkerton, William Shaw, druggist, 17 Walkinshaw st. Preston, James, nail maker and eating house, 24 Hous- toun square

Preston, John, nail maker, 1 William street Preston, Robert, eating house, 26 Rankin street Purdon, Matthew, miller, Milliken Mill

RAE, John Wilson, carter, 10 Rankin street

Ralne, Wm. painter, paper hanger, and glazier, 7 1 High st. Reid, James, writer, Bank place, 12 Collier street Reid, James, slater, 13 Walkinshaw street Reid, John, writer and agent for City of Glasgow Bank, 55 High street Reid, Mrs. china and stoneware merchant, 59 High st. Ridclell, John, wine and spirit dealer, 12 Houstoun square Riddel], William, builder, 4 Church street Robertson, David, spirit dealer, 65 High street Robertson, John, slater and lead merchant, 19 Ludovic square

Rodger, James, tailor, 1 Houstoun square Ruxton, William, bookbinder and stationer, 57 High st.

SCRIM, Mrs. David, furnished lodgings, 22 William st. Semple, Peter, church officer, sexton, and Town cryer, 14 Quarry street Shanks, John, of Thos. Shanks & Co—house 24 Camp- bell street Shanks, Mrs. William, Bankhouse Shanks, Thomas, & Co. machine makers and engineers, Banli Mill, Campbell street

Shanks, Thos. of Thos. Shanks

Sinclair, John, carding master, Cartside Mill Slater, Alex, grocer, 4 Church street Sloan, James, wine and spirit dealer, (Buck's Head Inn,) 14 High street

Smith, George, cabinet and chairmaker, 1 7 William st.

Smith, Henry, foot post to Kilbarchan, &c. 26 Graham st. Smith, Hugh, machine maker, 1 1 William street Smith, John, broker, 5 Macdowall street Smith, Mrs. flesher, 20 High street Smith, Mrs. milliner and dressmaker, 63 High street Smith, Robert, wright, 11 William street Smith, Wm. jun. & Co. cotton spinners, 18 Rankin street Smith, William and Robert, ironmongers, 54 High street Speirs, Mrs. grocer, 6 Houstoun square Steel, John, carding master, Cartside Mill Steel, John, carding and picking master, Floor's Mill Steel, John, umbrella maker, 27 Macdowall street Steel, William, spinning master, Floor's Mill Stevenson, James, teller, Glasgow Union Bank, 18 Col- lier street Stevenson, Mrs. grocer, 5 Church street Stevenson, Robt. assistant clerk to George Houstoun & Co. cotton works—^house Clark street Stevenson, Walkinshaw, tailor, 57 High street Stevenson, William, clerk and sizeing master, Floor's Mill —house 59 High street Stevenson, William, manager of George Houstoun & Co.'s cotton works—house Clark street Stevenson, W. & J. victuallers, general grocers, and spirit merchants, 24 High street Stewart, James, farmer, Laigh Cartside Stewart, John, carter, Canal store—^house do. Stewart, Mrs. grocer, 9 High street Stewart, Robert, teacher, 62 Graham street Stirling, Patrick, Johnstone Apothecary Hall, 20 Houstoun square—house 15 Macdowall street Storie, Archibald, flesher, 18 Houstoun square Storie, John, wright, Cartside Mill

TANNAHILL, Peter, & Co. manufacturers, Clyde fac- tory, 9 Macdowall street Taylor, William, blacksmith, 5 Rankin street Taylor, William, teacher and printer, 4 Collier street Thomson, James, wine and spirit merchant, 5 Macdowall street 1

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Thomson, John, Black Bull Head Inn, & posting house Thomson, Mrs. James, baker, 30 Macdowall street Thomson, Nisbet, baker, 52 High street Thomson, Robert, late manager, New Mill—house 23 Rankin street Thomson, William, spinning master, Hagg Mill Thomson, William, tailor and clothier, 54 High street Tyre, John, teller, City of Glasgow Bank, 55 High street —house do.

WADD EL, John, grocer, 2 Quarry street Wallace, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 28 Macdowall st. Wallace, William, carding master. Old Mill, 36 High st. Watson, Arehd. leather cutter, boot and shoe maker, 5 High street Watson, William & Co. cotton spinners, 2 Macdowall st. Watt, Robert, teacher, 24 High street Weems, John, plumber, copper and tinsmith, 8 High st. White, Mrs. John, spirit dealer, Cartside Whittaker, George, boot and shoemaker, and leather cut- ter, 15 Houstoun square Wighton, Mrs. Bankhouse Wilkie, James, painter and paper hanger, 57 High street Wilson, Matt, carding master, Pe'ockland Mill, 1 High st. Wood, Blackly, boot and shoemaker, 66 High street Woodj Humphrey, spirit dealer, 68 High street Woods, George, foreman cooper, at G. Boag's, 5 Dimity street

YOUNG, Williamj, wine and spirit merchant, 60 High st. 1"^^ QUARRELTON, &C.

FOWLER'S QUARRELTON, ELDERSLIE, LINWOOD, AND NEIGHBOURHOOD DIRECTORY.*

AITKENHEAD, Alexander, farmer, Barskiven Allan, James, overseer of Ludovic Houstoun's coal works —house Craigton Allan, Mrs. William, midwife, EldersHe

BALLANTYNE, Robert, Elderslie Cottage Barclay, John, (Tornhill Inn,) Thorn Barr, Robert, (Bird-in-hand Tavern) Quarrelton Barr, Samuel, spinning-master, Elderslie Mill Bell, John, carter and coal dealer, Elderslie Bisset, Lawrence, blacksmith, Linwood Mill Blair, John, carding-master, Linwood Mill Bowie, Allan, smith and farrier, Thorn Bowie, John, blacksmith, Greenend, Quarrelton Bowie, Matthew, farmer, Bridgend Brown, Andrew, of Linwood Cotton Spinning Company —house Auchintorlie Brown, James, manager, Linwood Mills—ho. Linwood Browns, Malloch, & Co. cotton-spinners, Elderslie Mill Buchanan, George, gardener, Greenend, Quarrelton Buchanan, George H. spirit dealer, Quarrelton Buchanan, Ludovic, farmer, Greenend, Quarrelton Burnet, Miss Janet, dressmaker, Quarrelton

CALDWELL, Alexander, cowfeeder, Elderslie Carmichael, D. farmer, Craigenfeoch Carmichael, Lauchlan, basket maker, Greenend Carmichael, Peter, farmer, East Craigenfeoch Clark, Adam, spirit dealer, Elderslie Clark, Hugh, saddler. Thorn Cochran, Mrs. grocer, Linwood — QUARRELTON, &C. 147

Cumming, George, spirit dealer, (Wallace Tree) EldersHe Cumming, Mrs. G. straw- hat maker, Elderslie Currie, Mrs. Archibald, grocer, Elderslie

Currie, William, Sir William Wallace church officer • house Elderslie Cuthbertson, William, gardener, Thorn

DONALD, Robert, teacher, Linwood Donald, William, teacher, Elderslie Dougal, James, Railway Tavern, Thorn

EASDON, Robert, farmer, Auchenlodmont Erskine, Miss, dressmaker, Elderslie

FORREST, William, manager, Thornhill Mill

GARDNER, Alexander, farmer, Linclive Gillies, Duncan, baron officer to Archibald Alex. Speirs of Elderslie—residence Newton Gilmour, Matthew, smith and farrier, Elderslie Gray, John, overseer of Campbell Snodgrass's coal works —house Overtown Grieve, Robert, picking-master, Linwood Mill Grieve, William, manager at New Mill, Linwood

HALL, Alexander, farmer, Muirhead Hall, James, farmer, Muirhead Hart, Thomas, basket maker, Auchenlodmont Henderson, James, jun. clerk. New Mill, Linwood Henderson, James, cotton spinner. New Mill, Linwood Henderson, James, grocer and spirit merchant, Linwood Holms, William, cartwright, Overtown Houstoun, Ludovic, of Johnstone—residence Johnstone Castle Houstoun, William, Johnstone Castle Hunter, William, sizeing master, Elderslie Mill

INGLIS, George, farmer, West Craigenfeoch Inglis, James, grocer and spirit dealer, Linwood

KELLY, Edward, spinning-master, Linwood Mill Kelly, John, carding-master, Linwood Mill Kelly, John, jun. engineer, Linwood Mill Kelly, Thos. carding-master, Elderslie Mill 148 QUARRELTON, &;C.

LANG, Mrs. George, grocer and spirit dealer, Elderslit Lee, James, farmer, Linwood Linwood Cotton Spinning Company, Linwood Mill Linwood Victualling Society, John Galbreath, salesman Lyle, Alexander, farmer, Benstone

MALLOCH, William, jun. manager, Elderslie Mill—ho. Elderslie Glen Manson, George, joiner and cart wright, Linwood Melvin, Miss Martha, dressmaker, Quarrelton Miller, Alexander, carding master, Thornhill Mill Moody, Hugh, grocer and spirit dealer, Elderslie Murray, Wm. carding master, New Mill, Linwood M'Clure, Daniel, engineer, Elderslie Mill M'Clure, Daniel, grocer, (Wallace Tree,) Elderslie M'Conochie, Daniel, spinning master, Linwood Mill M'Cormick, William, carter, Quarrelton M'Crae, Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer, Elderslie M'Creath, James, beamer, Elderslie M'Creath, Robert, grocer, spirit merchant, whinstone quarrier, and contractor, Elderslie M'Donald, John, carding-master, Linwood Mill M'Gregor, Mrs. James, grocer, Thorn M'Gregor, William, hillsman, Elderslie coal yard M'Kay, William, tailor, Linwood M'Kemmie, James, picking-master, Elderslie Mill M'Kendrick, Archibald, tailor, Elderslie M'Kenzie, Allan, agent, Linwood Mac Lardy, Lionel, teacher, Quarrelton M'Nab, John, & Co. bleachers, Midtownfield M'Nab, John, spirit dealer. Thorn M'Vey, John, blacksmith and farrier, Linwood

NEILSON, W^alter, Elderslie Inn, Elderslie

PARK, William, farmer, Greenhill Paterson, David, grocer, Elderslie Paterson, Thomas, farmer, Candren Patrick, James, gamekeeper,—house Overtown

REID, William, grocer, Linwood Renfrew, Alex. Thornhill Cottage Ritchie, John, spirit dealer, Elderslie Robertson, James, farmer, {Sir fVilliam Wallace's old Residence) Elderslie QUARRELTON, &C. 149

Ross, Gilbert, merchant, Linwood Rowand, Alex, carter and dealer in peats, Linwood Rowand, John, farmer, Candren

SALMON, Fullarton, grocer and farmer, Quarrelton Salmon, John, factor to Ludovic Houstoun of Johnstone —house Quarrelton Lodge Shaw, William, hillsman, High Craig—house Craigboag Simpson, John, (Buck's Head Inn) Linwood Sloan, James, cotton spinner, Thornhill Mill—house HQuston Snodgrass, Campbell, coal mine proprietor—residence Thornhill House Speir, Mrs. Robert, Burnbrae Speir, Robert, of Burnbrae and Caldees Castle—residence Caldees Castle Speir, Thomas, of Blackstoun—residence Blackstoun Speirs, William, spirit dealer, Linwood Square, David, clerk to Campbell Snodgrass, Thornhill —house Thornhill Cottage Steel, Archibald, spirit dealer, Linwood Steel, Mrs. M. grocer and spirit dealer, Quarrelton Stevenson, Matthew, carter, Thorn Stevenson, Robert, spirit dealer and carter, Elderslie Storie, Archibald, wright, Greenend, Quarrelton Symington, Wm. grocer. Thorn, and farmer, Craigton

WALKER, James, farmer, Windyhall Walker, W. & R. timber merchants and wrights, Elderslie Walker, William, Cross Keys Inn, Elderslie Watt, Alexander, foreman, Linwood Mill Watt, James, clerk, Linwood Mill

Williamson, Alex, engine keeper, Thornhill Mill • Wood, James, enterer, Elderslie

n2 150 Johnstone. Town Management, ^c.

APPENDIX TO FOWLER'S JOHNSTONE, QUARRELTON, ELDERSLIE, UNWOOD, & NEIGHBOURHOOD DIRECTORIES. • JOHNSTONE.

COMMITTEE OF TOWN MANAGEMENT.

William Crawford, President ; John Holmes, Treasurer. Dr. M'Laren James Allan, sen. William Taylor Robert Smith, wright David Jaffraj' William Hodgert, secretary. Archibald M'Farlane, collector of Statute Labour Money.

Justices of Peace, Johnstone District. ABBEY PARISH. KILBABCHAN PARISH. L. Houstoun of Johnstone Sir William Milliken Napier of W. Houstoun, Johnstone Castle Milliken and Napier, Bart. Campbell Snodgrass of Thornhill William Napier James Brown, Linwood Wm. Cunninghame of Craigends Robert Montgomery, Johnstone Capt. Jas. Stirling of Glentyan Robert Speir of Burnbrae and Alex. Cuninghame of West Fulton Culdees Castle Duncan Graham of Meadside, re- HOUSTOUN PARISH. sidence Edinburgh William Malcolm Fleming of Bar- Hugh Ferrier of Clippens rochan KILMALCOLM PARISH. Robert Freeland of GrifFe Castle Henry Macdowall, Carruth William Stevenson of Crosslee James Corbet Porterfield, of Por- Wm. Carlile of Houstoun Field tertield, Duchall William Arrol, sen. Houstoun Jas. Campbell, writer, J. P. clerk George Stevenson of Crosslee Vacant, depute Fiscal Archd. Woodhouse Crosslee Justice of Peace and Fiscal Court, held in Black Bull Assembly Rooms, 11 and 12 George street, first Friday of every month, at 11 o'clock forenoon.

WRITERS.

J. Campbell, 19 Houstoun sq. I John Reid, 55 High street

John Holmes, 18 Collier st. | James Reid, Bank place

SHERIFF OFFICER. James M'Intyre, Church street, sheriff officer and constable. Banks, Insurances^ ^c. Appendix. 151

CITY OF GLASGOW BANK— 53 High Street. John Reid, writer, Agent. John Tyre. Teller.

GLASGOW UNION BANK CO.— 18 Collier Street. John Holmes, Agent. James Stevenson, Teller.

FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE OFFICES AND AGENTS.

Hercules—John Reid, writer, 55 High street. Scotland Insurance—John Shanks, 24 Ca:mpbell street. Scottish Union—John Salmon, Quarrelton. Western Insurance Company of Scotland—James Reid, writer^ Bank place, 12 Collier street.

ADJUSTER OF IMPERIAL WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

John Paterson, J Smithhills, Paisley, (for the Upper Ward of the County.)

AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER. James Crawford, 23 Macdowall street.

MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.

Malcolm M'Laren I Patrick Stirling Robert Caldwell | N.B. —For residence see Directory.

MIDWIVES.

Mrs. Allan, Elderslie | Mrs. M'Kenzie, 16 High street

JOHNSTONE COFFEE AND NEWS ROOxM. Black Bull Head Inn, 53 High Street. Dr. M'Laren, Convener. James Campbell, Secretary and Treasurer. DIRECTORS. Ludovic Houstoun of Johnstone Wni. Houstoun, Johnstone Castle Sir William Milliken Napier, of Joseph Findjay Milliken and Napier, Bart. James Campbell Robert Montgomery John Holmes William Malloch, sen. Dr. M'Laren Henry Macdowall, Carruth

JOHNSTONE ASSEMBLY ROOMS— 11 George Street.

MINISTERS. Johnstone Parish Church — 11 Ludovic square ; vacant

Free Church of Scotland—3 Houstoun square ; Wm. Hutcheson. elected by congregation ;;

152 Johnstone. Session Clerkf Church Officers, ^c.

Sir William Wallace Church— Elderslie ; James Blair; congre- gation

Secession — 18 Church street ; John Clapperton United Church ; congregation

Relief Church— 9 Walkinshaw street; Geo. Brooks ; congregation Methodists' Chapel— 6 Quarry street N.B For residence see Directory.

SESSION CLERK. Archibald Fleming, Brewery street.

CHURCH OFFICERS AND PRECENTORS.

Johnstone Parish Church— Peter Semple, officer, 14 Quarry st. Archibald Fleming,^ precentor, Brewery street

officer, Free Church of Scotland,— vacant ; precentor, vacant Sir — VVm. Currie, officer, Elderslie William Wallace Church ; Robert Alexander, precentor, Calside, Paisley United Secession Church —James Blackley, officer, 27 Macdowall

street ; James Hati-ick, precentor, 35 High street Relief Church—Alexander Cowan, officer, 10 Walkinshaw street James Millar, precentor, Kilbarchan

GRAVE DIGGER AND TOWN CRIER. Peter Semple, 24 Quarry street. CONVEYANCE BY LAND AND WATER.

POST OFFICE, 57 High Street. The GLASGOW, PAISLEY, and other Mails arrive at half-past five morning, and five afternoon, and depart at twelve noon, and at seven evening. The letter bags will be closed forty minutes before the departure of each mail. Office hours from eight o'clock A.M., till nine p.m. David Marshall, Postmaster. David Crawford, letter-runner—house 61 High street. N.B.—See rates of Postages, Paisley Directory, page 114.

GLASGOW, PAISLEY, KILMARNOCK, & AYR RAILWAY, Station, Thorn, Johnstone. departu res.

To Paisley and Glasgow at 9^ morning ; 125-, 3|, 6|, and 8^_after-

noon ; with 1st, 2d, and 3d class carriages. 11* To Ayr at 8 and morning ; and at 2*, 5*, and 7 afternoon. Those marked thus * have no third class carriages. Peter Hall, Manager.

HOUSTOUN, BRIDGE OF WEIR, AND PAISLEY COACH. Messrs. Sommerville and Barbour's Coach starts from Houstoun at 8 a.m. for Bridge of Weir—and at 9 a.m. from Houstoun for Johnstone Railway Station— and from Johnstone for Paisley Rail- ; ,

Carriers' Quarters, ^c. Appendix. 153

way Station at lOj a.m. —and from Paisley at 12J p.m. for John- stone— and from Johnstone at \^ p.m. for Paisley—and from Paisley at Sg- p.m. for Johnstone, Houstoun, and Bridge of Weir.

CARRIERS' QUARTERS. GLASGOW—John Craig, 48 High Street, arrives daily, departs daily. GLASGOW— John Paterson, 20 Houstoun square (foot carrier^, arrives and departs three times weekly. GREENOCK and PORT-GLASGOW—James Allan, 24 High st. arrives Tuesday and Friday, departs Tuesday and Friday, at 7 o'clock morning. PAISLEY— P. Lindsay, 19 High street, arrives daily, dep. daily. — John Paterson (foot carrier) 20 Houstoun square, arrives daily, departs daily.

GLASGOW, PAISLEY, AND ARDROSSAN CANAL. Canal Store, Alexander Kay, Storekeeper. Trading Boats. 1. Starts every lawful day from Johnstone, for Paisley and Glasgow, at 6 and 9 morning, and 2 afternoon. 2. From Paisley for Johnstone, at 6 morning, 10 forenoon, and 3 afternoon. 3. From Glasgow for Johnstone, at 6 morning, 12 noon, and 3 af- ternoon. For particulars see Paisley Directory, page 118.

SOCIETIES, &c. Instituted.

1790. Quarrelton Colliers' Society—James Allan, preses, Craig- stone; John Salmon, treasurer, Quarrelton; Robert Barr clerk, Quarrelton; Wm. Allan, officer, Quarrelton 1799. Eldersiie School Committee—Andrew Miller, preses, Elders- lie; David Paterson, treasurer, Eldersiie; William Donald, teacher and clerk, Eldersiie 1803. Loyal Johnstone Yeomanry Society —James Allan, preses, Craigboag; Wm. Riddell, treasurer. Church street; James

Reid, clerk, Bank place ; Duncan Blair, officer, 5 High st. 1811. Houstoun St. Johnstone Lodge, (No. 245)—ilames Oatts, R. W. M., 5 Houstoun square; James Houstoun, depute-

master, Cartside ; Alex. M'Auley, pass master, Cartside

John Barclay, sen. warden, Thornhill ; Archd. Chapman,

junior warden, 25 High street ; William Easdon, senior

steward, 19 High street; junior steward ;

senior deacon ; junior deacon; James Sloan, treasurer, 14 High street; William Raine, secretary,

71 High street ; James Reid, tyler, Walkinshaw street 1813. Eldersiie and Neivtoji Friendly Soc^'e^j/— (Remodelled 1831) David M'Millan, preses, Eldersiie; James Ralph, treasurer,

Eldersiie; James M'Creath, clerk, Eldersiie ; Wm. Peacock, officer, Eldersiie

1819. Subscription Library—Alex. Munn, preses, 53 High street ;

William Malloch, jun., treasurer, Eldersiie Glen ; Dr. ;

154 Johnstone. Societies.

M'Laren, clerk, 25 Honstoun square; Archd. M'Farlane, librarian, 8 Houstoun square 1 820. Johnstone, Quarreifon, Thorn, mid EldersUe Coffin and Coffin

Cover Society — Wm. Taylor, preses, 5 Rankin street ; Alex.

Munn, treasurer, 63 High street ; David Patrick, clerk, 6 High street; Duncan Blair, officer, 5 High street; Peter Semple, cover-keeper, 14 Quarry street; John Maxton, coffin contractor, 30 Rankin street 1823. Gas Light Company-^Joseph Findlay, governor and trea- surer; Robert Blair, manager, Brewery street; John Mal- loch, clerk and collector—house Mount Pleasant 1825. Johnstone Mechanics' Institution— Rev. John Clapperton, president, 18 Church street; Dr. Stirling, vice-president, 20 Houstoun square; George Anderson, treasurer, 5 Dimity

street ; William Ruxton, secretary, 57 High street ; Robert Donald, jun. librarian, 66 Highstreet; Hall and Library Room, 65 High street 1836. Craigen/eoch Colliers' Society—Ludovic Blackwood, preses,

Quarrelton ; John Blackwood, treasurer, Overtown ; L. clerk Wm. Watson, officer, Thorn Blackwood, ; 1837. Johnstone Total Abstinence Society—On the principle of total abstinence from all intoxicating liquors. Thos. Shanks,

president, Lily Bank Cottage ; Alex. Grier, vice-president,

5 High street ; John Spence, treasurer, Macdowall street John Maxton, secretary, Walkinshavv street

SABBATH SCHOOLS. Parochial Sabbath School— Evening class, Parish Church, Ludovic square, under the superintendence of the Kirk Session and Managers. Scholars about 90. The school has a library attached. 63 Graham Street—Robert Stewart, teacher. Scholars 53. United Secession Church School—Held in their Church 18 Church street. Instituted by the Members of the Church— the Mem- bers of Session teachers—the average number of Scholars about 135— the School has a library attached. Elderslie and Quarreltoyi Sabbath School Association—John Gray, preses; James Blackwood, treasurer; Lionel MacLardy, se- cretary. 19 Male and Female Teachers. Average attend- ance of scholars 150. Free Johnstone Chxirch Sabbath School, 3 Houstoun square— Rev. William Hutcheson, president; Robert M'Nair, treasurer; Archd. Gardner, jun. librarian. 2 Schools. Teachers. Average attendance of Scholars, 120.

FAIRS. Johnstone Cross, nearly opposite to the Black Bull, (Head Inn) is distant from the Cross of Paisley, 3 miles, 5 furlongs, 34 poles. Fairs are held on the Thursday following the second Monday of

July and the last Thursday of October, for cattle ; also, on the last Friday of December for horses. Although this market is not generally known, being but lately established, yet, from the excellent supply of cattle brought for- ward, it promises to be one of the most numerously attended Fairs in the West of Scotland. The market place is spacious and very extensive, affording accommodation rarely to be met with. —

Portersy Barrowmen, S^c. Paisley. 155 PAISLEY PORTERS AND BARROWMEN.

Those marked * have no Badges, and are not Licensed.

No. of Badge. • Bell, John, 107 Causeyside • Gillin, Charles, 106 Causeyside • Gillin, Patrick, 3 Storie street 5 M'Guire, John, 16 Causeyside 4 M'Vey, John, 107 Causeyside 3 Paton, George, 9 St. Mirren street I Weir, Robert, 7 Old Sneddon

The authorities should ordain all PORTERS to have Badges, as a security to the public.

REGULATIONS AND TABLE OF FARES FOR THE PAISLEY PORTERS.

No person shall be permitted to ply or work on the streets of Paisley (or hire, as a Porter, without first entering his name and place of residence, in a book for the purpose, in the Town Clerk's Chamber, and without giving bond for the faithful and honest dis- charge of his duty, under such penalty as to the Magistrates shall seem proper, and without having a Badge or Ticket containing his number. Persons wishing to be admitted as Porters, must apply to the Ma- gistrates, by petition, stating their place of nativity, age, residence, and former employments, and produce satisfactory certificates as to character. On being admitted, and before being allowed to ply, each Porter must implement the above enactment, and he shall thereaf-

ter strictly conform to, and observe the following Regulations : 1st. He shall renew his Bond at the expiry of three years, and on

the decease of the Cautioner, or his removal from the Town ; which decease and removal he shall, within eight days, intimate in writing to the Town Clerk, and he shall also, in the same manner, and with- in the said time, intimate his own removal or change of residence. 2d. He shall wear his Badge or Ticket conspicuously on the left breast of his coat, which Badge shall be of brass, and have inscribed the words and the Number in the order of his admission, and he shall also have a transcript of said inscription painted legibly on the right side of his barrow or hurley. 3d. He shall not, when unengaged, refuse employment when of-

fered, whether on his station or not ; and if he alledge previous en- gagement, he shall, when required, specify the nature and time of his engagement. 4th. He shall not demand higher fares than those specified in the subjoined Table; a copy of which Table, with these Regulations, and also a small plan of the Town, divided into Sections of half a mile, .

156 Paisley. Table of Fares.

he shall always have in his possessioj), and produce to persons em- ploying him when required. 5th. No Porter shall appear on his station intoxicated. All Por- ters are prohibited from standing on the pavement, or crossings, to the

obstruction or annoyance of the lieges ; as also from smoking, when upon their stations, or in any manner giving offence. In general, they are enjoined to conduct themselves orderly among themselves, and discreetly towards the public. 6th. Porters contravening, or notconforming to these Regulations, will subject themselves to a penalty not exceeding thirty shillings, ivhich penalty shall be awarded, and the Regulations enforced in a summary manner by the Sitting Magistrate, who may dismiss from said employment, and deprive of their Badge such as shall offend. TABLE OF FARES FOR CARRYING.

s. d. A Parcel not exceeding 28 lbs. any distance not more than half a mile, 2 And for every additional half mile, 1 A Parcel or Parcels exceeding 28 lbs. and not exceeding 5Q lbs. any distance not more than half a mile. 3

And for every additional half mile, 1 A Parcel or Parcels exceeding 5Q lbs. and not exceeding 112 lbs. any distance not more than half a mile. 4 And for every additional half mile, 2 Any load on a Barrow or Hurley exceeding 1 12 lbs. and not exceeding 300 lbs. not more than half a mile. 6 And for every additional half mile, 3 And when detained more than one quarter of an hour at load- ing or unloading, for every additional quarter of an hour, One-fourth more to be charged after 8 o'clock evening in the Winter Season, and 10 o'clock in the Summer. Assisting at removings when a considerable time is consumed, For the 1st hour, 9 For every other hour. 4 For every load of Furniture— not exceeding half a mile, 6 Every other half mile. 3 Watching during the night, for the first hour, . 10 For every other, 2 Acting generally as a Porter, for a whole day of 10 hours. 3 6 For one half day, 2 One hour, 6 When any parcel contains money, intimation is to be given to the Porter. Advertisements. 157 THE COlMERCIAl LIFE ASSUMIVCE COMPABIY OF SCOTLAND.

CAPITAL £500,000.

Directors. GLASGOW BOARD. EDINBURGH BOARD. J, Reid, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow J. Raimes, Esq., Merchant, Leith R. Weir, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow A.Wilkie, Esq., Silversmith, Edin. A. Baird, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow J. Drybrough, Esq., Brewer, Edin. J. Buchanan, Esq., Banker, Glas- J. R. Calvert, Esq., W.S., Edin- gow burgh A. Campbell, Esq. of Bedlay D. M'Laren, Esq., Merchant, Leith M. Dick, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow F. Richardson, Esq., Merchant, J. Leechman, Esq., Merchant, Edinburgh Glasgow G. Dunlop, jun., Esq., Merchant, A. Orr, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow Leith W, H. Dobie, Esq., Merchant, P. M'Gregor, Esq., Mereht. Edin. Glasgow W. Girdwood, Esq., Mereht. Edin. J, Hamilton, Esq., Merchant, Glas- T. Stevenson, Esq., Merchant, gow Leith Manager, W. Hunter, Esq. Secretaries, Messrs J. B. and Hugh Secretary, John Tennent, Esq. Watt Medical Referee, Wra. Mackenzie, Medical Referees, Sir "W. Newbig- Esq., M.b. ging, F.R.C.S.E., and James Law Agents, Messrs Campbell and Cornwall, Esq., F.R.C.S.E. Tennents Solicitor, J. B. Watt, Esq. THE ADVANTAGES offered by this Company to parties Assuring will be found equal to those held out by any other Office. THE ASSURED are protected by the intervention of a large sub-

scribed Capital ; and those individuals Assuring on the Participation Scheme, have the whole surplus of the Assurance Fund of that De- partment divided among themselves, in proportion to the sum assured, and the number of yearly premiums that have been paid. A CERTAIN Sura maybe assured at a lower rate of premium, without any additions being made to the policies. IN NO case is Entry-Money required. DEPOSIT ASSURANCE. The Directors have much pleasure in announcing that they have now completed the arrangements for adopting the system of Deposit As- surance. The following exarnple will serve to show the great con- venience that is to be derived in adopting this principle in Life As- surance. A party aged 30 deposits <£100 with the Company, which entitles him to a policy on his life for £290, and upon this deposit of £100, he may at any time operate (to within ten per cent, of the principal), in a si- milar manner to a Bank account, without reducing the original sum insured, 4 per cent, interest being payable yearly on the money drawn from the account; and when the policy becomes a claim, 'the full sum assured will be paid to his Representatives, under deduction of any balance of the original premium and interest that may remain upaid. Prospectuses, and all farther information, may be obtained at the Offices of the Company, 40, George Square, Glasgow. 9, York Place, Edinburgh. WILLIAM HUNTER, Manager. O 158 Advertiseme)iis.

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.

Established in 1805.

Head-Office—19 George Street, Edinburgh.

This successful Institution, the first Proprietary Office in Scotland, begs to call the attention of all parties connected with Friendly and other Societies to the importance of Life Insurance, and to the bene- fits to be derived from joining an Established Company like this, in ])reference to connecting themselves with societies whose rates of con- tribution, in many instances, are inadequate to meet the claims which uhimately come upon them. Policies, for instance, insuring £20 on a life of thirty next birth-day, may be obtained from this Company by an annual payment of Ss. lOd., and so on in proportion. If a share of the Profits of the Company is t'esired, the Premium is 10s. Policies on Single Lives effected to the extent of £5000. At the last investigation a Bonus of from Six to Eleven per Cent, on the Sum Insured on all Policies of Five Years' standing and up- wards was declared. Note.—Policies taken out before the 31st May next, on the Par- ticipating Scale, obtain a year's advantage over those taken out afterwards.

The same Premium which is paid to a Mutual Assurance Society to secure £1000, will in this Company secure £1160. Premiums are payable Yearly, Half-yearly, or Quarterly. Five-sixths of the Profits (a larger proportion than most Offices al- low) are ultimately divided among the Participating Policy Holders.

No Entrance-Money is charged. One-third of the whole Life Premiums is allowed to remain as a Debt against the Policy. Bonuses are added to Policies, or paid in present Money, or Annual Premiums are reduced. Liberal Allowances given for Surrenders. These and other advantages given by the Company, cannot be war- rantably exceeded by any other Insurance Institution whatever. Tables of Rates will be obtained at this Office.

FIRE INSURANCE. FIRE INSURANCES of every description are effected at very mo- derate terms. No expense in transfering Policies from other Offices. H. D. DICKIE, Manager. JOHN MOINET, Secretary. Agents for Paisley. Mr. William Melvin, Merchant, 97 High Street. Mr. James Craig, Accountant. Paisley, August, 1845. Advertisements* ^^^i) ATLAS ASSURANCE COIPMY, 92, CHE APS IDE, LONDON. ESTABLISHED 1808.

DIRECTORS. JOHN OLIVER HANSON, Esq., Chairman. WILLIAM GEORGE PRE SCOTT, Esq., Deputy Chairman. The Hon. Sir Courtenay Boyle. James William Ogle, Esq, Thomas Chapman, Esq. Emanuel Pacitico, M.D. William Laforest, Esq. Sir W. Baynes, Bart. Donald Maclean, Esq. John Peter Rasch, Esq. Moses Mocatta, Esq. Auditors— Francis Bligh Hookey, Esq., and Joseph Pulley, Esq. Actuary— Charles Ansell, Esq., F.R.S. SoLiciTOs J. B. De Mole, Esq. Surveyor Thomas Hopper, Esq. — | — Assistant Surveyor—Thomas Lloyd, Esq. Fire Mepartmeiit. RETURNS—The Directors request reference to the fact, that Twenty per Cent, was returned by this Company on the amount of Premiums paid for the Five Years up to Christmas, 1841, on all Poli- cies for £300 and upwards, which had been in force for one year at that time. The next periodical Accounts for Returns will be made up to Christmas 1846. RENT This Office (inde{)endent of the Returns and the late Re- duction in the Rates of Premium), offers to persons elfecting Assur- ances, the further advantage of an allowance for the loss of Rent on Buildings rendered untenantable by Fire.

I^ife Department. The attention of the Public has, in the Advertisements and Propos- als of this Company of late years, been called to a Table of Additions applicable to and expectant Policies of on particular dates and ages ; the Directors now beg to refer to a Statement (which may be obtained on application at the Office in Cheapside, or to any of the Agents in the Country) of Sums actually- paid, showing the Sums respectively assured and the Bonuses thereon. Persons assured for the whole term of Life in Great Bsutain or Ireland respectively, will have an ADDITION made to their Poli- cies every seventh year, or an equivalent REDUCTION in the future payments of Premium, at the option of the Assured. the FOURTH SEPTENNIAL VALUATION will be made up to Christmas 1844. ASSURANCES FOR SHORT PERIODS may now be effected in this Office at considerably reduced rates of Premium.

The Company's Rates and Proposals may be had at the Office in London, or of any of the Agents in the Country, who are authorised TO report on the appearance of Lives proposed for Assurance. HENRY DESBOROUGH, Secretary. 92, Cheapside, August, 1845.

Agent for Paisley, ROBERT BROWN, Town Chamberlain, County Buildings. ! — 1^^ Advertisements. LONDON IN 24 HOURS!! MMCHESTER & LIVERPOOL^ ^ In £ 6 Hours ! m^^^^^l BIRimeHM, LEEDS, &c ^S With equal expedition. ARDROSSAI AID FIEETWOOD.

THE SEA VOYAGE PERFORMED IN 12 HOURS!! By the Splendid Iron STEAM SHIPS Her Majesty, - - Captain J. M. Wilson, H.C.S. Royal Consort; - - Captain John Macabthur. (Each 700 Tons Burthen, and 350 Horse Power), Plying in connection with the Ayrshire, Ardrossan, and Preston and Wyre Railways.

FroBn Ardrossan,

Every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, at 5 p.m.

A Special Train leaves Glasgow at half-past 3 p.m. with the Pas- seneers.

From Fleetwood,

Every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, at 7 p.m., on the arrival of the Trains leaving London at 10 a.m., Liverpool at 3-35 p.m., and the Express Train from Manchester at 5-15 p.m. A SPECIAL TRAIN waits the Steamers at Ardrossan, to convey the Passengers to Glasgow, arriving about 9 a.m.

Fares, (including Steward's Fee), between Glasgow and Fleetwood : Cabin of Steamer and 1st Class of Railway, - 22s. Do. and 2d Class do., - - 20s. 6d. Deck of do» and 3d Class do., - - 5s. Do. and do. to Preston, 6s,

Between Ardrossan and Fleetwood : — Cabin, 17s. ; Deck, 4s. ^% Berths secured at the Agents' Offices. Apply at MANCHESTER to J. & J. Birchall, 10 St. Mary's Gate: at FLEETWOOD, to Kemp & Co. ; at ARDROSSAN, to J. T. Makelvie.

E VIA ARDROSSAN.

HE ARDROSSAN STEAM-NAVIGATION COMPANY'S Splendid First-Class Iron Steam- Ships FIRE-FLY (New ^ip), - Captain William Tassie. GLOW-WORM» ... Captain Alex. Clark. — Advertisements. 161

Are intended to Sail regularly From Ardrossan, Every Lawful Day, at 10 Morning, on the Arrival of the AyRSHiRE Railway Company's Train at half-past 7 Morning.

From Belfast, Every Lawful Day Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 10 Morn- ing; and Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 12 noon.

Fares (including Steward's Fee): —

Cabin of Steamer and 1st Class of Railway, . 12s.

Do. do. and 2d Class do., . 10s. 6d.

Deck, of Steamer and 3d Class do., . 2s. 6d.

Between Ardrossan and Belfast—Cabin, 8s. ; Deck, 2s. Passengers booked through to Belfast at the Ayrshire Railway Com- pany's Offices, Glasgow and Paisley. Apply at BELFAST, to Robert Henderson, 25, Donegal Quay; at ARDROSSAN, to J. T. Makelvie; and here, to M'KEAN & LAMONT, 20, St. Enoch Square. Glasgow, August, 1845.

*** The Sea Voyage by this favourite route is performed in about Six Hours, and the whole time occupied between Glasgow and Belfast seldom exceeds Eight Hours.

RAILWAY HOTEL,

Banli Buildings, 46, Catlicart l§treet; €}B1S£:M0CK, near the railway station. ALEXANDEE BKUCE

HHAKES this opportunity of thanking his Friends and the Public -- for the liberal Patronage he has been favoured with, and begs leave to announce that he will endeavour, by unremitting attention to the comfort of those Friends favouring him with a visit, to still merit a continuance of their support. His Stock of WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, &c., are selected of the Best Qualities. Passengers by Railway honouring him with a visit, are respectfully invited to Notice, that, from the Situation of the RAILWAY HOTEL, the Signal Bells, before the Departure and Arrival of the Trains, are distinctly heard in the House. Parties Going or Arriving by the Trains will find the arrangements such as to enable them to have BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS, DINNERS, &c. &c., on the Shortest Notice, either in the Public Room or Private Apartments. Greenock, July, 1845. o2 162 Advertisemen is.

WILLIAM CROSS,

No* 15, Higb j§treet, Paisley, (Above Messrs. Lymburn's Shop,) THANKFUL for the encouragement he has received for upwards of fifteen years, respectfully intimates that he has been appointed Agent for

Graphic Union lipecimen ^Engravings,

which are now on view; and the very great advantages of this Union are fully explained in the Prospectus, which may be had, and the Engravings seen, at his Warehouse. W. C. begs also to intimate, that he continues to keep the following articles Bladder and Pure do. Badger Hair Softeners Antwerp Blue French Tools. Tube Colours. Ultramarine Terre Verte Crimson Lake Verdigris Scarlet do. Superior Ar- Emerald Green Lamp Black tists' Pencils. Ivory Black Emerald Green (Pure Lead.) Bitumen Flake White Naples Yellow Vermilion H.H.H. very hard H.H. a little softer Chrome, 1. 2. 3. Chinese do. in Pack- Flake White ages H. do. F.S. Fine Sketching New do. Carmine Permanent Blue Verditer Blue H.B. Black, hard B. Black Indigo do. Chrome Yellow, I. 2. B.B, Black, shade Antwerp do. 3. 4. Prussian do. Antwerp Crimson Light Red Orange do. Fine Artists' Pencils Indian do. Rose Pink Venetian do. C. H.H.H. Pencils. Burnt Sienna C.H.H. do. Raw do. Oils and Tar- C.H. do. Vandyke Brown nishes. C.H.B do. Brown Pink C.B. do. Raw Umber Pale Drying Oil C.B.B. do. Strong Drying Oil Burnt do. Numbered Pencils in Varnish Crimson Lake Strong Spirit great variety. Pale do. do. Scarlet do. Mastic Varnish Purple do. White Oil Varnish Yellow do. "W^ater Gold Size Yellow Ochre Extra Fine Colours, French Polish King's Yellow Asphaltum in Pots IN WHOLE AND HALF Indian Lake CAKES. Brown Madder Antwerp Blue Rose do. Brushes. Vermilion Bistre Best Camel Hair Pen- Raw Sienna Hesigning cils Burnt do. Common do. Italian Pink Colours. Sables Brown do. Chinese Yellow Sorted do. in tin Burnt Umber Cobalt Pencil Sticks Raw do. Advertisements.

Chrome Yellow, 1.2.3, Green exida of Chro- Black Chalks Gamboge mium China Ink Indigo Pink Madder Tracing Paper Indian Red Burnt do. Sketching Charcoal Light do. Rose do. Sand Paper Venetian do. Olive Green Emery do. Vermilion Prussian do. Crayon Paper Lamp Black Indian Purple Drawing do. Neutral Tint Pure Scarlet Bristol Boards Prussian Blue Carmine Tinted do. Payne's Grey Burnt do. London do. Yellow Ochre Purple Madder Hand- Screens Roman do. Gallstone Hand- Screen Handles Vandyke Brown Cadmium Yellow Tin Foil Cologne Earth French Blue Glue Yellow Lake Smalt do. White Chalk Naples Yellow Mars Orange Red, Green, and Blue Indian do. Cords Sepia Rosewood, Yewtree, Chinese White Sundries. and Mapple Veneers Constant do. Rice Paper Purple Lake Prepared Mill Boards Musical Note Paper Scarlet do. Prepared Canvas Musical & Illustrated ^ Crimson do. Palettes Letter Paper Cobalt Blue Gold Leaf Music Cards, &c. &c. Lemon Yellow Crayons, all colours

Dressing Glasses and Wall Mirrors of all kinds ; Plate Glass of every description. Wholesale and Retail. Terms may be known on application by letter or otherwise. Paisley, Aug., 1845. JOHN BAVIBSON, AUCTIONEER & APPRAISER,

14, ST. MIRREN STREET, (CROSS,) PAISLEY, IN returning thanks for the patronage which has hitherto been be- stowed on him, respectfully announces that he continues to con- duct the above Business in both Departments, and trusts, from strict attention and punctuality in Settlements, to merit a still larger share of public favour.

37, HIGH STREET, PAISLEY,

(Corner of Storie Street,)

X? EG leave respectfully to thank their numerous Customers for the -*-^ encouragement they have received since they commenced Busi- ness, and hope by strict attention to secure a continuance of their patronage. Ham Curers, Importers of Butter, Dealers in Cheese, Barley, Peas, Soaps, Soda, Fish, Oils, &c., &c. ^ "'I Advertisements.

IS YOUR HAT GETTOG SHABBY?

If it is, keep in mind that the ds 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 9s 6d, lOs 6d, 13s

So Fashionable, so Durable, and so much admired ! are Sold by WALKER & CO., PRACTICAL HATTERS, 105^, ARGYLE STREET, 105

(B IL i^ © (S- (D Wp "WESTERN HAT DEPOT, Sign of the Unicorn.

Beaver, iStufi*, and l§ilk Mats, firom 3s 6d JSummer Cadet €aps, ... is Od Blue, Is6d Broad Crown'd Caps, in Blue, Brown, &e.

SMALL PROFITS—LARGE TRADE. JOHNHOOD, BRAZIER, TIN & COPPER-PIATE WORKER, AND GAS FITTER,

AND

'm I^M^:

LAIDLAW'S PATENT GAS LAMPS. YOUNG'S PATENT VESTA LAMPS. LORIMER'S PATENT STOVES AND CAN TOPS. DAYS' PATENT CHIMNEY TOPS. WEEMS' PATENT ASH PANS. And a Select Stock of Brass, Iron, Tin, and Copper Goods, Trays, Waiters, Brushes, Cutlery. BLACKSMITH WORK, &c. - Advertisements, 1 65

PREVMTIOI MB ONLY CURE FOR CORM.

EBENEZER WEIR, 'mm flEES AH® ILMW HAISEIE, 63, Mellsoai Sltreet, €flasgo^¥,

[ENCOURAGED by the very flattering support he has received for I^ several years past in the making of special BOOT and SHOE LASTS for Ladies and Gentlemen, to suit the vaxions peculiarities of their feet, and from the many testimonials he has received from his Customers of the comfort they have enjoyed ever since having Lasts made expressly for themselves, begs respectfully to announce, that he will now make it a still more prominent part of his Business.

It is well known that Corns are invariably occasioned by unequal pressure aiising from Boots and Shoes not being made to suit the pe- culiarities of the feet, and that, however cleverly extracted by Corn- Doctors, the cause that produced them once will produce them again. E. Weir's mode of making Lasts, however, completely supersedes this difficulty, as he makes proper allowance on the Lasts for the part af-

fected, so that there can be no pressure, and, of course, no pain ; and, by this means, in a very short time the Corn imperceptibly disappears, and is replaced by soft flesh, like any other part of the foot. If, in any instance, Boots or Shoes made from his Lasts do not fit, or fail to give satisfaction in every particular, E. W. binds himself to forfeit the price of the article, and make other Lasts without any additional charge.

Parties residing in the Country, by forwarding a Boot or Shoe that has got the proper form of the Foot, can be fitted accordingly.

P.S.—Having a very large stock of well-seasoned material for Lasts, Boot Trees, and every article in the above line, he will warrant the following articles to be of the best description, and in the newest fashion :— PORTABLE BOOT TREES. PATENT BRASS-JOINTED BOOT TREES. GENTLEMEN'S BOOT AND SHOE TREES.

CRIMPING BLOCKS AND GLOVE STRETCHERS. BOOT JACKS, &c.

Country orders will meet with every attention, and be forwarded per Carriers.

WARDROP, WILSOI, & Co. CAIiICO AW® HE liAIME PIRlMTER^s PATRICKBANK, ELDERSLIE.

Warehouse, 14, Gordon Street, Glasgow, 1 66 AdverHsements. SARACEH'S HEAD HOTEL, S, Moss Street, (Cross,) i*aisley. ARCHIBALB STEWART "OEGS respectfully to inform the Nobility, Commercial Gentlemen, ^-^ and the Public, that he has furnished the above Hotel in a com- fortable manner, and trusts, by unremitting attention to the comfort of those Gentlemen who may favour him with their Patronage, to merit a continuance of those favours that were so liberally bestowed on him in the George Hotel, Greenock. The STABLING has been greatly improved, and every attention given to that department.

Noddies. Minibuses^ 4'C., on the shortest notice. Paisley, August, 1845. COAL DEPOT,

(OFF NEW SNEDDON.)

"DEGS to announce to his Friends and the Public that he has opened -*-^ the above Depot, for the Sale of all kinds of Glasgow, Monk- land, and Eastfield Coals, which he will supply at Moderate Prices.

N.B.— Orders addressed as above will be punctually attended to. Paisley, August, 1845.

ARBEI LIME,

EOMAN CEMENT, CHEMICAL MANUEES, &c.

COLE MANUFACTURER of ARDEN LIME, and likewise Manu- ^-^ facturer of ROMAN CEMENT, COMPOSITION for FLOORS, CHEMICAL MANURES, &c., of all which he has a constant supply on hand at his Works, at Darnly, and 27, Kirk Street, Gorbals, Glasgow. The qualities of this Lime, for Hydraulic and other nu- merous purposes, are so universally known that no encomium is con- sidered requisite ; the Roman Cement he warrants as unequalled, and the Floor Composition, for excluding damp, durability, beauty, and cheapness, he ventures to say is unrivalled. In the Manures, his ex- perience as a practical Chemist, enables him to hold out advantages to purchasers possessed by few dealing in this commodity.

Orders may be left at 27, Kirk Street, Gorbals, Glasgow ; with Mr. Gillespie, 43, Moss Street, Paisley; or addressed (per post) W. M'- Lintock, Lochinch, by Poliockshaws. August, 1845. Advertisements. 167

mmim patem asphalte payemeit.

m(DiBim^ ©mm, iBniiEiLiDim^

Agent for Paisley.

"D OBERT ORR, in returning thanks for the numerous Orders he ^-^ has received for the above Composition Pavement, respectfully intimates, that owing to improved facilities in its manufacture, he is able to lay it dovi^n at a very moderate rate. It can be laid down at a cheaper rate than any Stone Pavement, and lasts longer than some qualities of three times its price. It is also well adapted for Cellars, Back Courts, &c., and effectually prevents the bad effects of damp- ness. Without saying more with reference to its durability, it will only be necessary to mention, that the West Pavement of the Broomie- law Bridge, Glasgow, is laid with the same Composition, and has stood the test of a vast amount of tear and wear in a satisfactory manner. The Bazaar in Glasgow is also laid with it—in fact, all Public Bodies are adopting it for their Buildings. Specimens in Paisley may be seen at the Community's Property, Cross ; at Provost Henderson's, 15, High Street, and many other parts of the town. R. O. wishes it distinctly understood, that he is the Sole Agent in Paisley for the Origmal !IEiig!i@li !Patent Asphalte.

Terms may be known by personal or written application at his resi- dence, 24, Storie Street. R. O. has also on hand a number of AYRSHIRE GRINDSTONES. Parties who have tried them express great satisfaction with their qua-- lity. Prices and satisfactory references will be given on application.

Paisley, August, 1845.

CAERIAGES, GlCiS, & SADDLE HORSE E§WAIB]L3SlIIIlIBM!r, 251, AKGYLE STREET, GLASGOW. JOHN HENDRIE, MADERIA COURT,

"DESPECTFULLY intimates to the Public, that at his Repository, -^^ Carriages, Gigs, Phaetons, Droskies, Minibuses, Post and Saddle Horses, may be had by the Hour, Day, Week, or Month. Horses carefaUfj broken m to Single or Double Barness, — 168 A dvertisements, PAISLEY ORAitmAR SCHOOL,

5, CHURCHHILL.

THE CLASSES in the GRAMMAR SCHOOL are at all times open for Pupils that have made some progress in their studies. A Class of Beginners is formed in the month of August only, and the best age for beginning is between Ten and Twelve. The Pupils, besides their Classical studies, receive instructions in Ancient and Modern Geography, Greek and Roman Antiquities, English Composition, and Elementary Science. Private Classes for Modern Languages, betwixt 4 and 6 p.m. This School opens after the Vacation on the first Monday of August. MATS! MAT®! MiATS! lOYELTY, STYLE, AMD ECOIOMY, AT THE CELEBRATED THREE-PRICED HAT ESTABLISHi^ENT, 111, AR€Mriiii i§tbls:i:t, cfx.Ai§&oi¥.

ALLEN & CO. respectfully inform their numerous Friends and the Public generally, that their Stock is more than usually complete with every Novelty in the HAT and CAP TRADE. And in return- ing their sincere thanks to their many supporters, earnestly solicit a call from those who have not yet tried their Goods, feeling confident they will receive such satisfaction so as to induce them to return. The following are the Prices :

No. 1, 15s., Choice of a Beaver or Rich Velvet Napped Hat. No. 2, lis.. Choice of a Stuff or Rich Paris Satin Hat. No. 3, 8s., Choice of a Stuff or Beautiful Silk Gossamer Hat. A Splendid Choice of Caps from 6d. to 17s. each. A Box or Hat Brush gratis with each Hat. UTo Abatement.

'9 PAlllfTS:R AWB eOI^OUR Ml^RCHAMT,

1, HIGH STREET,

HAS on hand a Complete Assortment of PAPER HANGINGS, from Three Farthings to Three Shillings per Yard. ARTISTS' MATERIALS, ALL SORTS. Furniture Paste, and Lustre, very muck recommended for beauty of polish, and immense saving of time and labour. — Advsrtisemerits. 169

GUARAOTEE ASSOCIATION

Office—No. 16, ST. VINCENT PLACE, GLASGOW. Capital, £200,000.

EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS. The Right Hon. Lord Belhaven and Stenton. James Oswald, Esq. of Auchincruive, M.P. P. M. Stewart, Esq. of Carnock, M.P. William Ramsay, Esq., Professor of Humanity in the University of Glasgow, Allan A. Maconochie, Esq., Professor of Laws in the University of Glasgow. Archibald Bogle, Esq. of Gilmorehill. William Campbell, Esq. of Tillichewan. Jambs Buchanan, Esq. of Blairvaddock. ORDINARY DIRECTORS. James Anderson, Esq. Merchant, and Senior Magistrate of Glasgow. John Bain, Esq. of Morriston. John Fleming, Esq. of Claremont, Merchant, Glasgow. Andrew Galbraith, Esq. Merchant, Glasgow. W. P. Paton, Esq. Merchant, Glasgow. Donald Smith, Esq. Manager of the Western Bank of Scotland. Alexander Tennant, Esq. Merchant, Glasgow. John Tennant, Esq. of St. Rollox, Merchant, Glasgow. John Whitehead, Esq., Merchant, and one of the Magistrates of Glasgow. John Wilson, Esq. of Dundyvan, Merchant, and one of the Magistrates of Glas- gow. Bankers,—The Western Bank of Scotland. Manager,— Scott Moncrieff Penney, Esq. Juditor,~WihLi\yi Spens, Esq. Manager of the Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society. Law-Agents,—Messrs. Murray & Galloway.

This Association has been established for providing Security for ttie Fidelity of Persons in Situations of Trust and Responsibility. The Directors beg to intimate that they are now prepared to re- ceive proposals for Guarantee. The risks undertaken by the Com- pany include Managers, Agents, Tellers, and others holding situa- tions in Banks, Insurance Offices, and other Public Companies, TO THB FULL EXTENT of the sccurity at present undertaken by private parties. The Company also guarantee the fidelity of Cashiers, Clerks, Book-keepers, and others, in Counting Houses, Ware- houses, and Private Offices Factors and other persons entrusted with the management or collection of money. Private Surety is also provided by this Association, where such is required by Public Institutions, or as may be nepessary in the case of Trustees in Sequestrations, and all persons holding judicial ap- pointments. Private parties, who have already become sureties for others, on payment of a small premium, may be relieved of their obligation by the Company. Parties transacting business with this Company incur no expense whatever, except the premium and stamp duty to Government,—the preparation of all necessary deeds being undertaken by the Company. Forms of proposal for Guarantee, and any necessary information re- garding the business of the Company, may be obtained by application to the IManager at the Head Office in Glasgow—or to the Agent for Paisley,~W. L. HOUSTOUN. Sheriff Clerk's Office,") Paisley, Aug., 1845. J 170 Advertisements.

SCOTTISH mim fire and life

INSTITUTED J 824. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.

r OFFICES:—

47, GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH;

37, CORNHILL, LONDON; and 52, DAME STREET, DUBLIK

liife Department.

At the First Investigation of Profits on 1st August 1841, a Bonus was declared averaging Two per Cent, per annum on the sums in- sured.

The Second Investigation takes place on 1st August 1846, anb Parties effecting Insurances previous to that date will parti- cipate IN the Division.

Fire Department.

This Company insures almost all kinds of property against accidents arising from Fire, at rates commensurate with the risk.

The Directors can with confidence refer to the promptitude and liberality with which accidental losses are adjusted by this Institution^

Copies of Prospectus, and all other information, maybe had on ap- plication at the Head-Office of the Company, 47, George Street,^ Edinburgh, or at any of the Company's Agents.

By order of the Directors. GEORGE RAMSAY, Manager. JAMES BARLAS, Secretary.

Agents at Paisley.

MARTIN & HODGE, Writers, 1, Smithhills.

JAMES COOK, Gilmour Street.

Agent at Johnstone.

JOHN SALMON, Factor, Johnstone Castle. ; Advertisements. 171 SAmm mm & u. BOOKSELLERS, STATIOIEBK, & LIBBARUNS, LONDON & PROVINCIAL NEWSPAPERS & PERIODICALS,

No. 10, St. MIRREN STREET, PAISLEY.

JAMES ORR & Co., in returning thanks for past favours, respect- fully intimate to their Friends and the Public in general, that they have always on hand a variety in Stationaries and Periodicals, which may be had from them at as cheap a rate as at any other House in Town. An assortment of Pott, Foolscap, Post, and Note Papers ,•

Envelopes, Quills, Steel Pens, made Quills ; Black, Blue, and Red

Writing Inks ; Memorandum Books ; Copy Books ; Cards ; Children's

Toy Books and Lotteries ; Shorter Catechisms ; Small Preceptors

Slates ; Pencils ; Camel Hair do. ; Sealing Wax ; Wafers, &c. All the Cheap Publications of the day kept on Sale, amongst which are— the Messrs. Chambers's Publications ; Eugene Sue's Mysteries of

Paris ; Wandering Jew ; Matilda ; Female Blue Beard, &c. ; the

Family Herald ; London Journal; Hogg's Weekly Instructor ; Edin- burgh Tales ; Illustrated Family Journal ; Christian Treasury ; Joe Miller the Younger, and a multiplicity of others. Any work not in stock may be procured on order. Bookbinding neatly executed.

The following Monthlies kept for Readers : —Blackwood's Magazine, Dublin University do.. Tail's Edinburgh do., Douglas Jerrold's Shil- ling do., Illuminated do., Punch, Joe Miller, Cruikshanks' Table Book, Memoirs of an Umbrella, the Love Match, the O'Donoghue, Fanny the Little Milliner, &c. New Works added as they appear. Readers to the Library admitted either by the volume, month, quar- ter or year.

The Renfrewshire Advertiser, Renfrewshire Reformer, Reformer's Gazette, &c. kept for sale. August, 1845.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL ROBERT BROWN, TAILOR,

BEGS respectfully to intimate to his Friends, and the Public gene- rally, that in consequence of the opening of Gilmour Street, he has removed to that house, 99, Hic^H i§tre:ii;t,

(occupied hy the late John Smithy Tailor,) where he hopes, from superior workmanship, strict attention to orders, and very moderate charges, to merit a continuance of public patron- age. Repairs neatly executed. J 72 Advertisements. JAMES STEVENSON,

TV/TOST respectfully intimates to his numerous Friends in Town and -'-'-'- Country, that in consequence of his late Premises being taken down, he has removed from St. Mirren Street, to the Premises,

No. 4, MOSS STREET,

next door to that Shop lately possessed by Mr. Weddell, Confec- tioner, where he will continue to supply his Customers as formerly.

POTTER'S LIQUID GUANO

for promoting the growth of FLOWERS, PLANTS, &c. and every description of Horticultural Produce.

Dr. LiNDLET says, {Gardener's Chronicle, p. 376, for 1843), " The best Liquid Manure is Potter's Guano."

In Guart bottles, Is. 9d., each, with full directions. —One table- spoonful is sufficient to mix with one gallon of water.

LONDON SNUFFS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

In the course of a few days he will receive an extensive collection of DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS.

August, 1845.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

l¥I^£ & SPIRIT JVIERCHAMT,

MASON LODGE, 43, 'NEW STREET,

"QEGS leave to return his most sincere thanks for the very liberal -*-^ Patronage he has received since he commenced business, and most respectfully intimates, that he has removed to the Mason Lodge, which has undergone a thorough repair, for the better accommodation of those friends who may be still pleased to favour him with a call. Wines, Foreign and British Spirits, Edinburgh and Alloa Ales, either Bottled or from the Butt, London Porter, &c., of the very best quali- ties. Paisley, August, 1845. Advertisements. 173

JAMES ANDERSOaf & COMPANY,

7, WEW STREET, S»AISJLEY.

COFFINS of every description, from the Lowest in Price to the Richest Mountings, and covered with Cloth or Velvet.

Funerals carefully conducted on Moderate Terms, and, if required, every necessary provided.

Shrouds always on hand, Sec, or if Cloth is furnished, made on the shortest notice.

PETER HAY,

VELVET, SILK, & SATIN DYER & DRESSER,

113, ^West Mile Street, &la!§gow.

MOREEN AND DAMASK CURTAINS CLEANED, DYED, AND WATERED.

CARPETS, CRUMB CLOTHS, &c., CLEANED. LIGHT DRESSES & SHAWLS OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION CLEANED AND DRESSED.

PATROMSED BY THE QIEEI.

M'INTYRE'S VICTORIA GINGERBREAD, to be had Whole- J)^-^' sale and Retail, at 91 Trongate, Glasgow, opposite Mein's General Coach Office, in Cakes from Id. to 6s. 2s., 3s., and 3s. Cakes give great satisfaction, and are warranted to keep in any country for years.

" We have had a cake sent us as a specimen, of Mr. M'Intyre's exquisite Gin- gerbread, and can most loyally confirm Her Majesty's refined taste. "—A'27?«flr«oc/t Journal, April 14, 1842.

" Having proved the quality of the Gingerbread manufactured by Mr, M'In- TYRE, we can safely recommend it as much superior to any thing of the kind usually found in shops."—G/asgow Constitutional.

" We can assure our readers, it is the perfection of all Gingerbread,"—^ew/rfw- s/iire Advertiser. ""

Glasgow, August, 1845. p2 — — 174 ' Advertisements. ROYAL OAK TAVERN, 45, MOSS STKEET, PAISLEY.

JOHN JAMIESOIJ "D ESPECTFULLY solicits a continuance of that patronage that he -*-*' has hitherto received from a discerning public. The Royai. Oak is only two minutes waljs. from the Railway Station.

Break/astSy Luncheons^ Dinners^ 8fc. 8fc,^ on the shortest notice.

J. J. has always on hand an extensive and select stock of Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c. of the finest quality.

N. B. Pandore Oysters in their season* Paisley, August, 1845. WESTERN COAL DEPOT, Foot of King S^treet, Paisley.

JOHN SHEDDEN & Co., IN returning their grateful acknowledgments for the liberal encour- agement hitherto received, beg most respectfully to intimate that they are regularly supplied with the undernoted Coals, fresh from the

Pits, and carefully riddled : Soura Coal, Hurlford do., Sovereign do.. Turf do.

N.B.— The above Coal will be supplied by this establishment as cheap as any other in the trade.

Orders left at the Depot, and at James Moir's, 20, Causeyside Street.

Paisley, August 11, 1845.

JAMES BRV€E & Co.,

HUNTER STREET, PAISLEY.

Sovereign, Corsebonse, Redstone, Doura, and Bogside Coals,

Carefully selected and delivered to Families and Public Works, at very moderate prices. Advertisements. 175

SCOTTISH BOABD FOR BIBLE CIMIMTM.

CHEAP BIBLES & TESTAMENTS.

Printer, Bookseller, and i>itationer,

3, MOSS STREET, PAISLEY,

RESPECTFULLY invites an inspection of his present Stock of BIBLES, TESTAMENTS, and PSALM BOOKS, which will be found both extensive and varied.

POCKET BIBLE, beautiful embossed binding and gilt edges, only Is. 2d.

POCKET BIBLE, plain binding, only . . . . Os. lid.

SCHOOL BIBLE, strongly bound, plain, only . . Is. 4d.

OCTAVO BIBLE, large type, for aged persons, only . 5s. Od.

Do. TESTAMENT, do. do., only . 2s. 6d. SCHOOL TESTAMENT, neatly bound and titled, only Os. 9d. POCKET Do. .... 6d., 7d., lOd., and Is. 6d. PSALM BOOKS, from 4d. upwards.

A Great Variety of Polyglott, Analytical, Reference, and other Bibles for Pulpit, Pew, Sabbath School and Family use, or for Pre- sents, in every description of Binding. Letter-Press and Stereotype Printing, neatly and expeditiously executed. STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS. Writing, Packing, and other Papers, of all the usual kinds and qualities. Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, and every other description of Account Books made to order, on the Shortest Notice and on Rea- sonable Terms.

Orders executed for all Periodicals, and Newspapers.

,)^ m, w m, s^ ^ & m m m W9 TIMBER MERCHAIVT, JOINER, AND CABINET MAKER

n^ YOUNG, begs to intimate that he has always on hand a Large -*- • Assortment of Foreign Timber, either in Log or well-seasoned Boards, which he is determined to Sell on the most Reasonable Terms, Also Packing Boxes, &c., on the Shortest Notice. August, 1845. 176 Advertisements. ABERCORN LIVERY STABLES, AND NEW TOWN INN. riNDlAY M'lADYEN 13 ETURNS his grateful thanks to his Friends and Public, for the -*-^ liberal Patronage he has hitherto received, and begs to assure them that no exertion shall be awanting on his part, still to merit a continuance of their support. His POSTING ESTABLISHMENT is at present very complete, having recently made considerable addi- tion thereto, in order to accommodate his numerous Customers.

F. M'F. is happy to state that he has made considerable additions to his House, and hopes that, from his attention to the indoor Establish- ment, he will merit the encouragement of his friends, ABsmcoiriv MiMiBui§c:si. These elegant and well appointed Minibuses are always awaiting

the arrival of the Trains at the Railway Stations ; and he would also beg leave to intimate, that his Minibuses, Coaches, Harringtons, Cla- rences, Hearses, Mourning and Funeral Coaches, Post Horses, Dros- kies, Dog Carts, Gigs, Saddle Horses, &c., &c., can always be had on the Shortest Notice, by Orders being left, or sent, to the Abercorn Minibus Office, opposite the County Buildings, near the Railway Sta-

tion ; or to the New Town Inn, 9, Gauze Street. Charges Moderate, arid no Gratuity to Minibus Drivers.

P. S. —Post and Job Horses to Let by the Week, IMonth, or Season. Abercorn Livery Stables, Paisley, August, 1845. TEA, €OFFEE, AJfB SUGAR

(CEOSS,) PAISLEY. .

> EG S respectfully to intimate that his Stock of TEAS, COFFEES, B'^ SUGARS, and GENERAL GROCERIES, are always very choice and extensive, being selected with great care, in the Best Markets. JOHN GIB B,

139, GEORGE STREET, PAISI.EY, RATEFUL for the encouragement he lias received since he com- ~^ C"^ menced in the above line, respectfully intimates, that he still continues to act as House Factor and Agent. ACCOUNTS COLLECTED. Respectable references will be given, and Security for Intromissions if reqviired. Advertisements. 1 77 GENTLEMEN'S COMPLETE CL0THO6 HOUSE.

Good Black or Coloured Dress Coat, £1 5 Suit, £2 2 Fine do. do. do. 1 10 do. 2 10 Superfine do. do. 1 15 do. 3 Saxony do. do. do. 2 do. 3 10 Do. fine do. do. 2 7 6 do. 4 Do. extra do. do. 2 12 6 do. 4 10 Extra Sizes charged additional.

Tro^vsers and ll'^ests.

From a variety of Fashionable Fabrics, similar in quality, at the same prices.

Clergymen and Professional Crentlemen Will find the three last qualities worth their notice. A Full Suit finished in a few hours. Workmanship, Fit and Style Warranted.

Siummer and l¥inter Top Coats In great variety, always on hand, including every size and quality of Single and Double Milled Waterproof Codringtons. A Large Stock of White and Coloured ShirtSj Dressed and Ready for present use. GENTLEMEN'S UNDERCLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Hats^ Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs, Stocks, Cravats, Gloves, and Hosiery, from the Best Makers.

As prices are no criterion for quality, H. & W. D. quote such only as include the best Materials and Workmanship, which from their thorough knowledge of Fabrics and Markets, and the Taste and Expe- rience of their Cutters, they can recommend with confidence. The great principle by which they are enabled to Sell at such prices is that all calculations are made for Nett Peesknt Cash.

lElo (& W. IBIEIIIMMKDMID, CLOTHIERS AND HATTERS, OUTFITTERS AND SHIRTMAKERS,

151, arg^yiie: stm£:£:t,

(Near St. Enoch Square,) 178 AdvertisemenU.

MRS. ROKALD, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT, CkII^mour §»tr£:£:t, PAiS!^i:ir,

{Near Railway Depot^)

f^ RATEFULLY returns her sincere thanks to her numerous ^^ Friends and the Public for the very liberal and extensive pa- tronajre with which she has been favoured, and begs leave respectfully to intimate that she still continues to keep an extensive and carefully selected Stock of Wines, Spirits, Ales, and Liquors, all of the finest qualities.

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