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POST^OFFICE

PERTH DIRECTORY

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AND OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION.

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A SKETCH OF THE NEW POST-OFFICE, AND

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PERTH:

PRINTED FOR THE PUBLISHER BY C. G. SIDEY, POST-OFFICE,

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1. Public Offices,

2. Municipal Lists,

3. County Lists,

4. Judicial Lists, ...

5. Commercial Lists,

6. Public Conveyances,

7. Ecclesiastical Lists,

8. Literary and Educational Lists,

9. Charitable AND Benevolent Lists,

10. Sporting Lists,

11. Miscellaneous Lists,

12. Postal Directory,

Rates OF Postage,

Postage Stamps, ...

Registration,

Delivery, ...

— Money Orders, Miscellaneous Regulations,

Savings Banks,

Suggestions to the Public, &c.,

Table op Rates and Despatches,

13. List of Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats,

14. List of the Clergy in Perthshire, ...

15. General Directory,

16. Professional Directory,

17. Advertisements—Insurance Companies,

Miscellaneous, CORRECTED LIST OF HIGH CONSTABLES.

Moderator, ..,. Peter M'Currach, builder.

Solicitor, Archibald Reid. Physician, Dr David Scott.

Secretary, , Robert Robertson, solicitor. Clerk and Treasurer, Robert Dow, painter. Captain, Wm. Crockart, spirit-dealer.

,, Robert Robertson, grocer.

„ William M'Leish, solicitor. „ Peter Tait, bootmaker.

CORRECTED LIST OF TRADES' CONVENER COURT.

Thomas Duncan, convener.

Hammermen, Charles Shedden. Wrights, George Bruce. Glovers, Forrester Squire. Bakers,...., Thomas Duncan. Weavers, John Mackay. Shoemakers, Peter Tait. Fleshers, Thomas Crawford. Tailors,.. James Cairncross. . . , ...... ,

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Page Postal Directory— Page 1 Anglers' Club, 28 Arrivals & Departures of Mails, 33 Auxiliaiy London Society, 20 Hours of Collection at Receiv- Bank Holidays, 14 ing-House and Pillar-Boxes, 33 Banking Companies, 12 Rates of Postage—Inland, 34 Bowling Club, 28 Unpaid, 34 Carriers, 18 Newspapers and other Periodi- Carriers (General Parcel), 17 cals, 35 Cemeteries, 30 Newspapers sent Abroad, 36 Choral Union, 80 Inland Book-Post, 37 Clergy and their Places of Worship 19 Colonial Book-Post, 88 Clergy in Perthshire, 77 Postage Stamps, 39 Commissioners of Supply, 8 Registration, 41 County and City Infirmary, 23 Parliamentary Notices, 41 Court of Lieutenancy, 7 Delivery, 42

Cricket Club, 27 at Window, . 42 Criminal Officers, 9 Private Boxes and Bags, 42 Curling Clubs, 28 Money Orders, 43

Deaf and Dumb Institution, 25 Orders cannot be Cancelled, . 44

Destitute Sick Society, . 22 Payment of Money Orders, . 44 District Constables, 10 Lapsed and Void Orders, 44 14 Duplicate Orders, 45 Fire Engines, 4 Savings Banks, 47

General Directory, 83 Miscellaneous Regulations, . 47 General Prison, 81 Suggestions to the Public, &c.. 52

Golfing Societies, . 28 Table of Despatch of Foreign Guild Court, 6 Mails from Perth, 58 High Constables (opposite). Poultry Association, 31

Highland Society, . 29 Prison Board, 6 Indigent Old Men's Society, 23 Prison Establishment, 6

Indigent Old Women's Society, . 24 Professional Directory, . 199

Infant Schools, 27 Public Baths and Wash-House, . 24

Justice of Peace Courts, . 9 Public Offices, 1

Justices of the Peace, 7 Races and Hunt, . 27

Keeper of Register of Sasines, . 10 Railway Companies, 16 King James the Sixth's Hospital, 24 Registrar of Births, Deaths, and

Ladies' Clothing Society, . 24 Marriages, 8

Ladies' House of Refuge, . 24 Royal Asylum for Lunatics, 25 Lethendy Mortifications, 27 Royal Horticultural Society, 30 Libraries, 20 Royal Perthshire Militia, 8

Licensing System, 31 Sacramental Fast-Days, . 19 Literary and Antiquarian Society 29 Schools of Industry, 26

Literary and Debating Societies, 22 Seminaries and Schools, . 21

Magisti-ates and Town Council, 4 Seymour Munro Free School, . 25 Master-Extraordinary for Scotland Sharp's Institution, 26 of the Court of Chancery, 10 Sheriff and Commissary Courts, 9 Masonic Lodges, 29 9

Members of Parliament, . 4 Shipping, .. 14 Messengers-at-Arms, 9 Society for Liberation of Religion, 20

Model Lodging-House, . 24 Society of Solicitors, 11 Newspapers, 22 Soup Kitchen, 24

, 61 Statistics of Perth, S Patriotic Society, . 30 St John's Public Reading-Room, 22

Perth Rifle Volunteers, . 8 St John's Religious Society, 20

Perthshire Bible Society, . 20 Total Abstinence Societies, 28

Polling Stations, . 6 Tract Depositories, 20 Police Commission, 5 Trades' Convener Court (opposite). Postal Directory— Water Commission, 6 Chief Officers of the Department, 32 Young Men's Tract Society, 19

Perth Establishment, . 32 —

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Atlas Fire and Life, . . . . 242 Liverpool and Lond. Fire and Life, 240 British Guarantee Association, . . 247 North British Fire and Life, . . 234 Briton Medical and General Me- Northern Fire, 246

dical Life, 278 Royal Fire and Life, . . . . 231

Colonial Life, 245 Scottish Equitable Life, . . . . 226 County Fire, 225 Scottish Sea, 247 Edinburgh Life, 244 Standard Life, 236

English and Scottish Law Life, . . 233 Sun Fire and Life, . . . . 230

Leeds & Yorkshire Fire & Life, . . 272 United Kingdom Life, .. ..228

Life Association of Scotland, . . 239 —Temperance Life, 232

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Anderson and Christie, sculptors, 260 Malloch, David, planemaker, . . 272

Anderson, J. and M., china merch., 258 Maxtone & Porter, painters, . . 264

Ashton, Alexander, bill-poster, . . 266 Meldrum, John, tailor & clothier, 276

Bain, J., pill manufacturer, . . 276 Menzies, Mrs D., embroidery, . . 275

Bell, Joseph, slater, . . . . 266 Menzies, Stewart, tobacconist, . . 269

Barclay, Andrew, basketmaker, . . 265 Mess, George, postmaster, . . 263

Brady, T., auctioneer, &c., . . 276 Miller, H. L., gen. ironmonger, 270-1

Campbell, P., . P. & dyers, . 254 Mitchell, J., ironmonger— (end vol). Carr, Robert, baker, . . . . 277 Moyes, Andrew, tailor and clothier, 277 Chalmers, James, family grocer, 279 M'Vicar & Co., planemakers. A., 273

Clark, J. B., bookseller, «fec., . . 259 Murray, A., picture-frame maker, 253

Davidson, J. and A., postmasters, 252 Paimie, John, clothier, . . . . 263

Donaldson, James, bill-poster, . . 266 Peters & Sons, R., marble cutters, 275 Drummond Alexander, jeweller Robertson, Alexander, grocer and watchmaker— (beginning (end of vol). of vol). Robertson, Daniel, watchmaker, 256 Fenwick & Son, A., confectioners, 263 Roy, John, general ironmonger, 251 Forsyth, T., smith and bellhanger, 261 Salmond, J. & P., ironmongers, 265 Grasby, E. H., hosier— (beginning Savings Bank, 248 of vol). Scott, Mrs J., berlin-wool reposit. 255 Grego, C., optician— (end of vol). Scott, W. D., cabinetmaker— (be- Greig, Thomas, outfitter, . . 267 ginning of vol).

Hay, Alexander, slater, . . . . 267 Smith, T., coal and lime agent, . . 265

Henderson, John, photographist, 268 Soutar, James, bookseller, &c., . . 268

Irons, D. & J., tea-merchants, . . 262 Stalker & Boyd, painters, . . 264 Jackson, Wm., bookbinder— (end Taylor & Finlayson, general iron- of vol). mongers—end of vol. and . . 257

Kinnoch, Peter, bootmaker, . . 249 Taylor and Sons, marble work, . . 274

Lees & Son, James, gun and rifle Taylor, James, brushmaker, . . 254 manufacturers, 264 Whittet, R., printer— (end of vol). Logan, Charles, stationer, &c., . . 274 Wight, T., iron and wire worker, 256

Macfarlane, Duncan, auctioneer, 261 Wood, David, bookseller, . . 268

Macdonald & MacCallum, survey- Wood, John, baker, . . . . 268

ors and auctioneers, . . . . 261 Wotherspoon, J., hatter, . . . . 2^5 Mackie & Co., David, plumbers, 250 Wylie, William, cutler, &c., •J —

POSa? -OFFICE PERTH DIRECTORY.

I.-PUBLIC OFFICES.

Assessor fok Burgh under Lands Valuation Act.—James Readdie, 3 High Street. Assessor for County under Lands Valuation Act.—Francis Morison, County Buildings. Billet-Master's, 3 High Street—Andrew Boyle. City-Clerk's, 3 High Street—Archibald Reid and William Greig, clerks. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. City-Chamberlain's, 3 High Street— James Thomson, cham berlain. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. City Police, 1 High Street—John Walsh, superintendent. City Fiscal's, 14 High Street— William Wedderspoon, fiscal. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. Coach Offices, 58 George Street and 19 South Street. Commissary Clerk's, St Ann's Lane—William Young, clerk ; Andrew Low, assistant. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. County Constabulary, 3 High Street—George Gordon, chief- constable; Henry M'Donald, superintendent; Charles Ross, Ser- jeant ; William Andrews and Duncan M'Rae, criminal-officers. County Rates, County Buildings—Francis Morison, collector. Custom House, Princes Street— Robert J. Mostyn, collector;

J. F. Croll, clerk and examining officer ; James Thomson, assist-

ant examining officer ; Robert F. Chisholm, out-door officer ; John M'Colgan, P.C.O., Newburgh. Hours from 9 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 9 a.m. till 12 noon. Electric Telegraph Company, General Railway Station John Galbraith, clerk. A —;

PtrSLiC OFFICES.

Ga8-Meter Inspbctou'^ Office^ 'Cpal Shor^—Peter Hogg, in-

spector. , ,

GuiLDRY, 60 High Street—-John, Thomas, treasurer. Hours (Saturday excepted) frotollO a,.m\ till 3 p.m. Government Emigration, 2 High S£reet—C. G. Sidey, agent. Harbour and Navigation, 14 High Street—David Wedder- spoon, clerk. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. Inland Kevenue (Excise), 14 Charlotte Street—James Smith, collector ; John Thomson, supervisor ; David Craig, clerk. Hours from 9 a.m. till 2 p.m., and on Saturday from 9 a.m. till 12 noon. Inland Eevenue (Stamps and Taxes), 6 Charlotte Street

A. B. Macdonald, collector ; George Allan, William M. Stein, George Barclay, and David Murray Maxtone, clerks. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 10 a.m. till 12 noon. Inspector and Surveyors' (Stamps and Taxes), 69 George

Street—James Peffers, inspector ; Donald Mackintosh and Edward Maughan, surveyors and assessors; Patrick Soutar, clerk of assessed taxes ; J. D, Miller, clerk of property-tax. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 10 a.m. till 12 noon. Magnetic Telegraph Company, Princes Street—James Camp- bell, clerk. New Gas-Light Company, Blackfriars Wynd—Eobert Martin secretary; William Kemp, manager and treasurer; J. M'Glashan, collector ; John Burns, inspector. Hours from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. Old Gas-Light Company, 12 South Street—George Gray, secretary and treasurer ; John M'Gilliwie, clerk ; Thomas Whiraster, manager ; David Dewar and William Peddie, inspectors and col- lectors. Hours from 10 a.m. till 8 p.m. Ordnance Survey, Athole Street—Captain Pratt, K.E. Parochial Board, Glasgow Koad—William Young, inspector

James Condie, solicitor, clerk ; D. M'Callum, oflScer. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. Police Assessment, 3 High Street—John M'Ewan, collector. Hours from 10 till 11 a.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. PooRHOusE, Glasgow Eoad—James Eeaddie, governor; Mrs

Eeaddie, matron ; James Cock, porter. Poor-Eates' Assessment, 12 Canal Crescent—John Scott, collector. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. Post-Office, 2 High Street— Charles G. Sidey, postmaster. Hours from 7 a.m. till 9 p.m. Prison Assessment, 3 High Street—James Thomson, collector. —

MUNICIPAL LISTS.

Pkocurator-Fiscal's, St Ann's Lane—John M'Lean, procura-

tor-fiscal ; W. B. Dunbar, assistant procurator ; William Andrews and Duncan M'Rae, criminal-officers. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. EECEiviNa Post-Office, 1 King Street—J. Anderson, receiving postmaster. Hours from 7 a.m. till 10 p.m. River Police and Fishing, 3 High Street—George Gordon, superintendent. Session-Clerk, and Registrar of BirtSs, Deaths, and Mar- riages,— for the District of Perth, with parts of Scone, KinnouU, and Tippermuir, within Parliamentary boundaries, united, —6 Char- lotte Street—Robert Buist, session-clerk and registrar ; Robert Imrie Thomson, assistant registrar. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 7 till 9 p.m. Sheriff-Clerk's, County Buildings, foot of South Street

Archibald Reid, sheriff-clerk ; A. M'Kenzie, depute sheriff-clerk. Hours from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., and from 7 till 8 p.m., excepting during the summer months, when the hours are from 9 a.m. till 5 p.m., and on Saturday from 9 a.m. till 1 p.m. Shore Dues, 3 High Street—Robert Thomson, collector. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. Staff-Officer of Pensioners', Perth Barracks —Major J. W.

Boyd, staff-officer ; W. Hutchison, staff-sergeant. Weights and Measures.—For the City—Charles Shedden, 32 High Street. For the County—Robert Mills, 3 High Street. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m. Water-Duty, 3 High Street—John Garie, collector. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

II.-MUNICIPAL LISTS.

STATISTICS OF THE CITY OF PERTH. Population, 25,251 Inhabited Houses, 2,166 Parliamentary Constituency, 1,048 Municipal „ 742 Number of Councillors, 26 Annual value of real Property in 1861-62, £77,039 Corporation Revenue, 1859-60, £8,193 Market-day, Friday. MUNICIPAL LISTS.

MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. FOR THE COUNTY. William Stirling, Esq. of Keir Residence in London—128 Park Street, Grosvenor Square Agent in Perth—Andrew Davidson, Esq., solicitor FOR THE CITY. Honourable Arthur F. Kinnaird Residence in London— 1 Pall Mall East Agent in Perth—John Kemp, Esq., solicitor

MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL. MAGISTRATES. Lord Provost, David Ross, Esq. Dean of Guild, Thomas Richardson, Esq. First Baillie, James Dewar, Esq. Second Bailie, William M. Farney, Esq. Third Bailie, John Kippen, Esq. Fourth Bailie, Alexander Fleming, Esq. Treasurer, Archibald M'Donald, Esq. COUNCILLORS. George Bruce, John Kemp, solicitor Willian Cameron, builder William Maury, solicitor John Christie, land-agent Peter M'Currach, builder Charles Conacher, farrier Treasurer M'Donald William Crockart, spirit-mercht Alexander M'Gregor, draper James Dewar, printer James Ower, cabinetmaker John Dewar, spirit-merchant James P. Pirrie, coachbuilder Thomas Duncan, confectioner Robert H. Robertson, merchant Kirkwood Hewat, candlemaker John Thomas, solicitor John Jamieson, clothier City-Clerks, Arch. Reid& Wm. Greig, solicitors, 3 High St. City-Fiscal, William Wedderspoon, solicitor, 14 High St. City-Chamberlain, ...James Thomson, 3 High Street Collector of Assessed Taxes, &c., A. Burns Macdonald, 6 Charlotte Street Session-Clerk, Robert Buist, do. City-Architect, Andrew Heiton, York Place Burgh Assessor, James Readdie, 3 High Street

FIRE ENGINES.

This department is under the management of the Superintendent of Police, and, should occasion require, information given at the Police-office, No. 1 High Street, will receive every attention. MUNICIPAL LISTS.

GUILD COURT.

Dean of Guild, Thomas Richardson, Esq. Lord Provost, David Ross, Esq. Bailies, Messrs Dewar, Farney, and Kippen Merchant Councillors, James Dewar, R. H. Robertson, John Dewar, and Alexander M'Gregor Trades, Wm. Murdoch and Thomas Duncan Treasurer, John Thomas, solicitor Clerk, James Thomas, solicitor Officer, John Comrie,

COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. President and Convener, The Dean David Stuart Laurence Rintoul Andrew Graham Alexander M'Gregor Robert Martin R. H. Robertson John Dewar J. Christie

POLICE COMMISSION.

Ex-Officiis.

Provost Ross ; Bailies Dewar, Farney, Kippen, and Fleming ; and Treasurer Macdonald.

James Readdie, sen., architect, inspector of works John M'Ewan, collector of assessment John Walsh, superintendent of police James Thomas, solicitor, clerk David Keay, solicitor, treasurer FIRST WARD. FOURTH WARD. William Young, tailor Thomas Scott, sen,, grocer Robert Dow, painter John Black, umbrella maker Robert H. Robertson, grocer David Young, grocer SECOND WARD. FIFTH WARD. John M'Euen Gray, ironmonger John Mackay, plasterer Colin A. Hunt, clothier David Morton, draper James P. Pirrie, coachbuilder William Taylor, smith THIRD WARD. SIXTH WARD. William Maury, solicitor James Ower, cabinetmaker David Shepherd, clothier Alex. Stewart, hairdresser John Jamieson, clothier John M'Cash, baker SEVENTH WARD. William Blair, writer Andrew Smith, grocer MUNICIPAL LISTS.

WATEE COMMISSION.

Ex- Officiis. Lord Provost, ^ ^ David Eoss Sheriff-Substitute, — ^ Hugh Barclay- Dean of Guild, ~~ « Thomas Eichardson First Bailie, ^ .w^^James Dewar Convener of Trades,^-. ^ « Thomas Duncan President of the Society of Solicitors, «David Wedderspoon Clerks, ~^ ^ Arch. Eeid and Wm. Greig Collector, ^ ^ ~John Garie Superintendent of Works, «~« J. Gray FIRST WAKD. FOURTH WARD. H. L. Miller, ironmonger George Brovs^n, grocer C. C. Stew^art, grocer David Young, grocer SECOND WARD. FIFTH WARD. William Imrie, merchant John M'Kay, plasterer William Cameron, builder Alexander M'Farlane, founder THIRD TTAED. SIXTH WARD. William Frew, plumber John M'Cash, baker John Dewar, merchant Alexander Stewart, hairdresser

POLLING STATIONS. PARLIAMENTARY. First District, ^—Sheriff Court-Eoom, County Buildings

Second ,, ~ Burgh Court-Eoom Third „ -^«^~«~Seminaries, Eose Terrace MUNICIPAL. First Ward, Guild Hall Second Ward, Burgh Court-Eoom Third Ward, Eoyal Arch Mason Hall Fourth Ward, North United Presbyterian large Session-house POLICE COMMISSION. First Ward, Guild Hall Second Ward, Burgh Court-Eoom Third Ward, Guild Hall Fourth Ward, ~~—North United Presbyterian large Session-house Fifth Ward, A. B. Smith's School-Eoom, Barossa Street Sixth Ward, ~ ^~North United Presbyterian large Session-house Seventh Ward, ~«~Strathmore Inn, Bridgend COUNTY PEISON FOE PEETHSHIEE. William Smythe, Esq. of Methven, chairman and convener Patrick Soutar, Esq., clerk and treasurer William Hutchison, governor 1 Eev. J. P. St Clair, chaplain

F. I. White, M.D,, surgeon j Andrew Sime, clerk COUNTY LISTS.

TRADES' CONVENER COURT. Convener, Thomas Duncan Deacon of Hammermen, Charles Shedden „ Bakers, Thomas Duncan „ Glovers, William Murdoch „ Wrights, George Bruce „ Tailors, John Robertson „ Fleshers, Thomas Crawford „ Shoemakers, Peter Tait „ Weavers, John Smith Clerk and Treasurer, John Kemp Note.—This Court acts as Trustees to Stewart's Free School, Mill Street.

III.-COUNTY LISTS. COURT OF LIEUTENANCY. Lord-Lieutenant, The Right Hon. the Earl of Kinnoull Vice-Lieutenant, H. Home Drummond of Blairdrummond Con. of Finance Committee, Lord Kinnaird Chairman of County Prison Board, William Smythe of Methven Chairman of County Public Buildings, Lord Kinnaird Chairman on County Bills, The Earl of Mansfield Chairman of Lunacy Board, Mr Macduff DEPUTY- LIEUTENANTS. Perth Suh-Division. Convener, Lord Provost of Perth The Earl of Mansfield John Grant, Esq. Sir Thomas MoncriefiF, Bart. Laurence Oliphant, Esq. William Smythe, Esq. Lord Provost of Perth A. H. M. Belshes, Esq. Clerk, Patrick Soutar, Esq. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, RESIDING IN OK NEAE PERTH. Major J. Sharp of Kincarrathie John Marshall of Rosemounty Henry J. Sharp, yr. of do. Bridgend Archibald Turnbull of Bellwood William Peddie of Blackruthven W". S. Turnbull of Huntingtower C. G. Sidey, formerly Lord Pro- George Cunningham of Newton vost of Perth William Imrie, late Lord Provost John M. Graham of Murrayshall of Perth Hugh Watson, The Den, Bridg- _ David Greig, jeweller, St John end Street —

COUNTY LISTS.

JUSTICES OF THE PEAC^— Continued. And, for the time' being- Hugh Barclay, LL.D., Sheriff- Thos. Richardson, Dean of Guild Substitute James Dewar, bailie David Eoss, Lord Provost William M. Farney, bailie Clerk, Patrick Soutar, Esq.

County Assessor under Lands Valuation Act and Collector of County Rates, Francis Morison, County Buildings. Collector of Cess, A. Burns Macdonald, 6 Charlotte Street

COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY. Convener, William Smythe, Esq. of Methven Five hundred and twenty-five of the noblemen and gentlemen of the County are quaUfied as Commissioners of Supply ; as well as, for the time being, the Sheriff and his Substitutes, the Lord Provost, the Dean of Guild, and the Deacon of the Corporation of Glovers of the Royal Burgh of Perth. Clerk, Patrick Soutar, Esq.

ROYAL PERTHSHIRE MILITIA.

Hon. Colonel— Sir Thomas Moncrieffe ; Lieut.-Colonel—H. M.

Drummond Hay ; Major—John Walter Wedderburn ; Captains Samuel Barret, Sir Thomas Miller Riddell, George Drummond Mercer, Francis M'Naughton Leslie, Oliver H. Minchin, Thomas W. Greig; Lieutenants—Robert Henry Wilton, John Wedder- burn Ogilvy, Hon. W. Henry Bruce Ogilvy, John Wardlaw Ram- Charles Kerr Quarter-Master A. say ; Adjutant—Lord Lennox ; — Geddes; Surgeon—G. W. Absolon, M.D.

FIRST PERTHSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS.

No. I. Company. No. 11. Company. Geo. Moncrieff, capt.-command. William Duncan, captain Kobert Walker, lieutenant Thomas Archer, lieutenant James F. Pullar, ensign ensign J. F. M'Corquodale, colour-sergt. Thos. Finlayson, colour-serg. Robert Lees, armour-sergeant John Kerr, sergeant Alexander M'Naughton, sergeant Wm. Robertson, do. George Lindsay, do. James Morison, do. William Veitch, do. James Kettles, do. Wedderspoon Keillor, do. Isaac Wallace, Esq., M.D., surgeon to the corps Sergt. Allan (late 72d Highlanders), Government drill instructor Colour-Sergeant Leighton, storekeeper JUDICIAL LISTS.

IV.-JUDICIAL LISTS.

SHERIFF, COMMISSARY, AND JUSTICE OF PEACE COURTS.

Sheriff and Commissaiy , Edward Strathearn Gordon Sheriff-Substitute and Commis- sary-Depute, Hugh Barclay, LL.D. Sheriff-Substitute (Dunblane), ...John Graham Sheriff-Clerk, Arch. Raid Sheriff-Clerks Depute, Alex. M'Kenzie and George Law Sheriff-Clerk Depute (Dunblane) Alexander Scott Clerk of Supply, Clerk of Peace, General Clerk of Lieutenancy, and Clerk to Prison Board, ....Patrick Soutar Procurator-Fiscal, John M 'Lean Auditor of Accounts, John Flockhart Commissary-Clerk, William Young, St Ann's Lane Chief-Constable, George Gordon, 3 High Street Bar-Officer, James Hally MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS. Perth—James Hally. Crieff.—William Ferguson. Dun- KELD—Henry Ritchie. SHERIFF AND COMMISSARY OFFICERS. Perth—James Hally, John Keay, David Hally, Peter Kerr, John M'Intosh, William Lafferty, and James Rollo. Aberfeldt— William M'Kenzie. Auchterarder—John Headridge. Blair- gowrie—Stewart Ogilvy and Gregor M'Gregor. Callander— George Maxwell. Coupar-Angus—Andrew Simpson and Stewart Ogilvy. Crieff—William Ferguson, John Ferguson, "and Neil Sime. Alloa—Thomas Russel. Dunblane— David Eadie and Angus Crawford. Errol—John Symons. Weem—Thomas Stew- art. Dunkeld—Henry Ritchie. Alyth—Alexander Henry. Kinloch-Rannoch—Duncan Stewart. Kincardine— John Miller. Dundee—Thomas Anderson, James Lyon, Thomas Buchan, and John Fenwick. Pitlochry—James Skinner. criminal officers. Perth—William Andrews and Duncan M'Rae. meeting op courts. The Sheriff-Court for the County is held every Tuesday and Friday during the session, and one Court, at least, is held at each vacation ; the Sheriff Small-Debt Court every Tuesday ; and the Justice of Peace Court first Monday of every month. Quarter

Sessions are held on the statutory days, and by adjournment ; the Commissary Court every Friday during session. A 2 —

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SHERIFF, &c., C0VRT8— Continued.

MEETING OF COURTS UNDER THE SMALL-DEBT ACT.

CriefP, Every first Saturday of Feb., May, Aug. and Nov. Dunkeld, Every third Wednesday of April, August, and Dec. Aberfeldy, On the day (Thursday) after each Court in Dunkeld Blairgowrie, -Every second Wednesday of January, April, July, and October Co.-Angus, On the day (Thursday) after Blairgowrie Court, in Jan., April, July, and Oct., at 11 o'clock each day. Auchterarder, Last Monday of Jan., April, July, and Oct.

Master Extraordinary for Scotland of the Court of Chancery Melville Jameson, solicitor. Keeper of Register of Sasines—John Kemp, solicitor.

HIGH CONSTABLES.

James Smeaton, moderator Arch. Reid, solicitor Rev. Arch. Scott, chaplain Robert Martin, secretary David Scott, physician Robert Dow, clerk and treas.

CAPTAINS. Robert Lees. William Crockart C. C. Stuart Robert Robertson

DISTRICT CONSTABLES.

BLACKPRIAKS. William Harper, captain James Ayson, clerk and treas. John Irvine, first lieutenant Robert Gloag, oflScer John Mackay, second do. WESTERN. Andrew Smith, captain James Keay, third lieutenant George Fen wick, first lieutenant William Anderson, clerk Hugh Ward, second do. Peter Christie, treasurer

BRIDGEND. John Scobie, captain David Fleming, physician David Forsyth, first lieutenant John Kerr, secretary & treas. James Stewart, second do. James Smith, officer JUDICIAL LISTS. 11

SOCIETY OF SOLICITOES. President, David Wedderspoon Vice-President, « William Ross Secretary and Treasurer, William Maury

Honorary Librarian, ~~~«—~ , James Ross Librarian, ^^«^~~^^ ^^ James Needham

MEMBERS.

Anderson, J., Blairgowrie Miller, James D., Perth Barty, Thomas, Dunblane Miller, John M., do. Chapman, L., Blairgowrie Mitchell, James, Pitlochry Clark, D., Coupar-Angus Moncrieff, Alexander, Perth Condie, James, Perth M'Laren, James, Crieff Conning, John, do. M'Laren, John, Coupar-Angus Crichton, David, Forfar M'Lean, John, Perth Davidson, Andrew, Perth M'Leish, William, do. Findlay, Charles, do. M'Rostie, James, Crieff Flockhart, John, do. Reid, Arch., Perth Forbes, C. W. L., Aberfeldy Eeid, A. G., Auchterarder Gloag, J. Austin, Dundee Ross, James, Perth Graham, Alexander, Crieff Ross, William, do. Gray, George, Perth Roy, James, do. Greig, William, do. Skeete, Horace, do. Hepburn, David, do. Smith, D. K., Dunkeld Honey, J. Murray, do. Smitten, P., Auchterarder Ironside, John, Crieff Soutar, T., Crieff Jameson, Melville, Perth Spottiswoode, J., Perth Japp, William, Alyth Thomas, James, do. Keay, David, do. Thomas, John, do. Kemp, John, do. Wedderspoon, D., do. Kinmont, Thomas R., Errol Wedderspoon, W., do. Kippen, John, Perth Wilson, Alexander, do. Mackenzie, D., do. Young, John, do. Martin, Robert, do. Young, W., Auchterarder Maury, William, do. Young, W. L., do.

This Society was instituted in 1825, and is now incorporated by Royal Charter, dated the 3d September, 1857, into a body politic and corporate, by the name of " The Society of Procurators and Solicitors in the City and County of Perth," The main object of

the Society was the establishment of a Law Library ; and accordingly there has been formed an extensive collection of Books, containing almost every work immediately relating to the business of the profession. There is a standing Committee of Management appointed annually, consisting of the office-bearers and five members.

The Library of the Society is in the County Buildings, and is open from 11 a.m. till 1 p.m. 12 COMMERCIAL LISTS.

v.- COMMERCIAL LISTS.

BANKING COMPANIES.

Hours of public business from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 10 a.m. till 12 noon.

UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND, 24 GEOEGE STREET.

David Craigie, cashier

G. Turnbull, accountant ; John Gray, secretary ; W. Duncan,

teller ; Laurence Hood, porter Agents in London—Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, & Co.

,, in Edinburgh—Union Bank of Scotland Branches. Agents.

Aberfeldy, ~ -^ ~ -, ^ ~ George Eankin

Auchterarder, ^ ^ ,. ^ ^ William Young

Blair-Athole, ~ .^ ~ ^ ^ ^ A. Stewart Blairgowrie, ~ -, ^ ^ ^ ~ W. S. Soutar Coupar-Angus, ^ ^ ~ ^ ^ Bett & Baton Crieff,^ ~ ^ ^ « ^ « ^J. &A. Gibson Dunning, -- ^ ~ ~ ^ -, M. Lawson Dunkeld, ~. ^ ~ ^ ,, ^ Joseph Dickie Errol, ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Thos. K. Kinmont Killin, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,. J. M'Naughton Pitlochry, ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ James Mitchell

CENTRAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, ST. JOHN STREET. Archibald Burns, manager J. W. Jameson, accountant; Wm. Duncan, secretary and teller;

James Paterson, teller ; James Caddel, porter Agents in London—Messrs Glyn, Mills, & Co.

,, in Edinburgh—Commercial Bank of Scotland Branches. Agents. Accountants. Aberfeldy, Robert Peter, Jas. M'Kerchar Auchterarder, Clerk & Smitten, Blackford, David Lawson, Coupar-Angus, John M'Laren, Crieff, John M'Leish, John M'Nab Dunkeld, John Duff, John Stewart Killin, Charles Stewart, Alex. M'Naughton Newburgh Lyell & Chrystal, Pitlochry, D. M'Gilliwie, David Ferguson COMMERCIAL LISTS. 13

BANK OF SCOTLAND, ST JOHN STREET. Eobert Horn, agent

David Bell, teller ; Arthur Baxter, clerk Branches. Agents.

Blairgowrie, ^ ^ ,. ^ ^ Alexander Eobertson Callander, ^ ^ ^ ~ ~ ~ A. M'Donald

Draw on Coutts & Company ; Smith, Payne, and Smiths,

London ; Bank of England and Branches, &c.

BRITISH LINEN COMPANY, 77 GEORGE STREET. Conning & Hunter, agents William Ritchie, accountant and teller Draw on Smith, Payne, and Smiths, London

COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, SOUTH STREET. Thomas Soutar, agent

John Macreath, accountant ; Donald M'Lean, teller ; Andrew Richardson, porter Branches. Agents, Blairgowrie, ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ James Anderson Comrie, ^ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Archibald Ballantyne Crieff, ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ William Brown " Dunkeld, ^ ^ ~ ~ ~. George Carphin Newburgh, « ^ ^ ~ ~ ~ Alexander Laing Pitlochry, ^ ^ ^ -. ~ ~ Alex. M'Naughton

NATIONAL BANK OP SCOTLAND, 5 HIGH STREET.

David L. Jolly, agent A. C. Bell, acting accountant and teller; John Stewart and Peter M'Gregor, clerks Draw on Glyn, Mills, & Co., and the Union Bank of London - Branches. Agents.

Coupar-Angus, «. *, ~ David Clark and Charles Boy3 Kirriemuir, ^ ~ ^ ~ J. B. Brand

ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, 20 HIGH STREET, Patrick Soutar, agent

; J. Bickford, James Morris, teller and accountant W. clerk ; James Young, porter Draw on Messrs Coutts & Co., and Bank of England .

14 COMMERCIAL LISTS.

SAVINGS BANK OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PEPvTH, 1 CRESCENT. Melville Jameson, actuary and cashier William A. Barclay, accountant Duly agreed to and sanctioned in terms of the Acts of Parlia- ment, 9th Geo. IV. c. 92 ; 3d William IV. c. 14 ; 5th and 6th

William IV. c. 57 ; and 7th and 8th Vict. c. 83. This Office is open every day (Sunday excepted) from 10 till 3, and on Saturday from 10 a.m. till 12 noon, and from 6 till 8 p.m. N.B.—No money paid out on Saturdays after 12 noon. Established 7th December, 1838.

BANK HOLIDAYS.

New Year's Day, «. ^ ^ ^ ^ .^ ~ Jan. 1 Martyrdom of King Charles I., - ^ ^ - ~ Jan. 20 Queen's Marriage, ^ ^ „ ~ ^ ~ ~ Feb. 10 Good Friday, ^ ^ „ -. ~ ~ ~ April 2 Queen's Birthday, ^ ^ ^ ~ ^ ^ ~ May 24 Eestoration of King Charles II., ^ ,. ^ ~. May 29 Queen's Accession, ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ June 20 Queen's Coronation, „ ^ ^ ^ „ ^ June 28 Gunpowder Plot, ^ ^ ~ .» ^ ~ *» Nov. 5 Christmas Day, ^ ^ ^ ^ „ ~ ~ Dec. 25

FAIES.

First of Luke, 1st Frid. of Mar. St John's Day, 1st Frid. of Sep. Palm-Sun-e'en, 1st Frid of April Little Dunning, 3d Frid. of Oct. Midsummer, 1st Frid. of July Andrewsraas, 2d Frid. of Dec. Sheep & Wool, 1st Tues. of July

SHIPPING OF THE POET OF PEETH.

Sii. Signifies Sloop, So. Schooner, Br. Brig.

m S5 BUILT. ti

Agnes Campbell, Sc. D.Pitblado, 71 1854 Albion, SI. J. Cameron, 37 1847 Anna Bella, Sc. William Brown,., 87 1858 Arba, Sc. J. Wilson, 63 1836 Barbara Young, Sc. G. Hughes, 33 1860 Betsy, SI. William Thomson, 20 1844

Betsy, Sc. John Cameron, . 72 1860 . ..

COMMERCIAL LISTS. 15

SmFVmG—Oontinued.

OWNERS.

Breeze, ... Sc. P. Kinnear, 81 Brothers, Sc. Alexander Edwards, 119

Catherine M'Donald, SI. Joseph Barlow, I 21 David Edwards, SI. W. Edwards, 20 Dunedin, Sc. James Stewart, 66

Dunkeld, SI. Alexander Robertson, . . 55 Eclipse, Sc. Peter Graham, 98 Eliza, Br. J. & T. Simpson, 195 Eliza, Sc. Richard Philp, 99 Elizabeth, Sc. Graham & M'Gregor, 68 Elizabeth Hannah, Sc. D. Williamson, 99 Ellen Kerr, Sc. A. and H. M'Laren, 76 Euphemia Anderson, Sc. Alexander Lyell, 93 Fair City, Sc. John Blaney, 106 Fair Maid, Sc. John Dickman, 78 Favourite, Sc. Arch. Stewart, 59 Fergus, Sc. J. Pitkeathly, 79 Flora M'Donald, Sc. James Irvine, 99 Helen, SI. John Muckersie, 20 Helen Inglis, Sc. Mrs Inglis, 81 Isabella, Br. D. Pitblado, 123

Isabella Millar, Sc. Andrew Cunningham, . , 110 Jane, Steamer, J. Falshaw, 61 Jane, Sc. George Burns, 67 Jane Cameron, Sc. John Cameron, 97 Jane Edwards, Sc. D. and W. Edwards, 77 Janet, Sc. G. M, Lennie, 78 Janet Duncan, Br. A. M. and R. M. Duncan, 167 Janet Pitblado, Br. David Pitblado, 225

Jessie, . Sc. W. Crerar, 93 John Fergus, Sc. G. M. Lennie, 52 John & Jean, Sc. W. and J. Panton, 72 John & Jean, SI. J. Wallace Easson, 62

John & May, . . . Sc. J. Pitblado, 78 Josephine, Sc. R. Anderson, 84

Lady Campbell, Br. Mackey and Wilkinson, . 94

Lancefleld, Sc. Anderson and Simpson;,, . 95 Lord Rollo, Sc. Mailler and Kelt, 129

Magog, Br. G. and G. Donaldson, . . 189 Margaret, Sc. John Cameron, 72 Margaret, SI. William Wood, 17 Margaret, Sc. George Donaldson, 98 Mary Stewart, Br. Fotheringham and Robertson, 130

Newport, Steamer, W. Cuckson, , 65 Northumberland, Br. John Hall, 173 Palladium, Sc. Duncan and Wallace, 158 Queen, Sc. J. Pitkeathly, 88 Sir R. Preston, Sc. A. andT. Whitelaw,. 69

Superb, Sc. J. and W. Pitblado, . 133 Tay, Sc. P. and G. Robertson, 77 Telegram, Sc. Duncan and Wallace, 84 Thistle, Sc. John Graham, ;

16 PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.

VI. -PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.

EAILW A YS.

SCOTTISH CENTRAL. Incorporated ^Ist July, 1845. Chairman of Directors, Hon. J, C. Dundas, Oran, Catterick, Yorkshire Deputy-Chairman, Kobert Bruce, Esq. of Kennet, Clackmannan OFFICIALS.

General Manager, John Latham ; Secretary, John Arthur

Jamieson ; Superintendent of Line, Colin Croll ; Locomotive Ma- nager, Allan Manager, Eobert Butter Alexander ; Goods Mai com ;

Engineer, William Paterson ; Auditors, H, B. Watson and James

Morison ; Solicitor, Archibald Eeid ; Station-Master, James Chal- mers. Head Offices and Passenger Station, General Station, Perth.

SCOTTISH NORTH-EASTERN.

Incorpordted 29th July, 1856. Chairman of Directors, John Stirling, Esq. of Kippendavie Deputy-Chairman, Alexander Miller, Esq., Middlesex OFFICIALS.

Aberdeen—General Manager, William Esplin ; Secretary, Irvine Kempt; Eesident Engineer, John Willet; Locomotive Superintend- ent, Thomas Yarrow; Auditors, George Marquis and James

Morison ; Solicitors, Chalmers & Farquhar, Aberdeen, and C. Kerr & Co., Dundee.

Perth—Superintendent, Wm. C. Henderson ; Station-Master, James Chalmers.

Head Offices, Aberdeen ; Passenger Station, General Terminus, Perth.

EDINBURGH, PERTH, AND DUNDEE. Incorporated 1847. Chairman of Directors, John Balfour, Esq. of Balbirnie Deputy-Chairman, Sir William Dunbar, Bart., M.P., Edinburgh OFFICIALS. Edinburgh—General Manager and Secretary, John Walker Superintendent, P. M'Pherson; Locomotive Superintendent, Eobert ;

PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. 17

RAILWAYS— Continued.

Nicholson ; Saperintendent of Line, William Barrie ; Solicitor,

Stodart M'Donald, S.S.C. ; Auditors, H. G. Watson and James Jobson Dickson; Cashier, John Walker; Accountant, G. Manson.

Perth—Superintendent, W. Ingles ; Station-Master, J. Chalmers.

Head Offices, 19 Princes Street, Edinburgh ; Passenger Station, General Terminus, Perth.

DUNDEE, PERTH, AND ABERDEEN. Incorporated 15th June, 1855. Chairman of Directors, The Eight Hon. Ijord Kinnaird Deputy-Chairman, Sir P. M. Thriepland, Bart, of Fingask OFFICIALS.

Dundee— Secretary, Robert Allison ; Manager, Robert Small Treasurer, James Matthew; Locomotive Superintendent, David

West ; Law Agents, Sbiel & Small ; Auditors, William Myles and John Sturrock. Perth—Station-Master, William Garvie.

Head Offices, Dundee ; Passenger Station, Princes Street, Perth.

PERTH AND DUNKELD. Incorporated 10th July, 1854. Chairman of Directors, The Earl of Mansfield, Scone Palace Deputy-Chairman, Archibald Butter, Esq. of Faskally OFFICIALS.

Secretary, Thomas Fyfe ; Engineer, John Willet ; Statiou- Master, James Chalmers. Head Offices and Passenger Station, General Station, Perth.

PERTH, ALMOND VALLEY, AND METHVEN. Incorporated 29th July, 1856. Chairman, The Earl of Mansfield, Scone Palace DIRECTORS. ) William Smythe, Esq., William Thomson, Esq., W. S. Turn- bull, Esq., William Peddie, Esq., G. R. Mercer, Esq., and George Pattou, Esq.

Secretary, W. C. Henderson ; Station-Master, James Chalmers. Head Offices and Passenger Station, General Station, Perth.

GENERAL PARCEL CARRIERS' OFFICES, Agent, James H. Jackson, 173 High Street. Do. Andrew Blair, 39 Mill Street. B ......

18 PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.

COUNTEy CAKEIERS.

WHERE FROM. NAMES. WH£!BE LOUGED. DEPARTURES.

Aberfeldy, A. M'Gregor, . 15 Mill Street, Wednesday Abernethy, .... W.Bell, St Ann's Lane, Tues and Frid

Almondbank, . J. Richardson, 22 So. Methven St.,.. Friday

Auchterarder, . D. Fenton, 71 High Street, Tues and Frid

Auchterarder, . J. Morison, 123 High Street, . . . Tues and Frid Auchtermuchty, Wm. Oliphant, 51 South Street Tues and Frid Balbeggie, Andw. Mitchell, VI High Street, Wed and Frid Balbeggie, David Inches,.. 7 High Street, Tues and Frid Ballechin, Alex. Kennedy, 15 Mill Street, Tuesday Bankfoot, Dan. M'Farlane, 123 High Street, .... Tues and Frid

Bankfoot, P. Kennedy, . 15 Mill Street, Tues and Frid

Blair-Athole, . Wm. Forbes, . 71 High Street, Thursday

Blairgowrie, Robt. Baxter, . 7 High Street, Tues and Frid

Breadalbane, .. A. M'Pherson, . 15 Mill Street, Tuesday

Bridge of Earn, James Lowe, . City Hall Tavern, . Tues and Frid Bridge of Earn, Wm. Oliphant, 51 South Street, .... Tues and Frid

Bridge of Isla, . D.Reid, 71 High Street, Friday

Burrelton, James Taylor, . 71 High Street, Fi-iday Caputh, Robert Galletly, 7 High Street, Friday

CoUace, Alex. Young, . 33 St John Street, . Friday

CriefiF, James Dewar, . 126 High Street, .... Tues and Frid

Dunkeld, Wm. Hendry, . 112 High Street, .... Tues and Frid Dunkeld, John Dow, 15 Mill Street, Tues and Frid

Dunning, James Marshall, 126 High Street, . . Tues and Frid

Dunning, David Gardiner, 112 High Street, . . . Tues and Frid Errol, Mrs Howie, 7 High Street, Friday Falkland, Wm. Oliphant, 51 South Street, Tues and Frid Fortingall, Jn. M'Dougall, 126 High Street, .... Tuesday Fowlis, James M'Lellan, 155 High Street, .... Friday Glenlyon, James Reid, 60 High Street, Tuesday Inverness and \ D. Cameron, . 15 Mill Street, Thursday Kingussie, j

Kettle, , Wm. Oliphant, 51 South Street, .... Tues and Frid

Kirkmichael, . James Dewar, . 15 Mill Street, Tuesday

Kinross, P. M'Lauchlan, City Hall Tavern, . Tues and Frid Kinross, Wm. Oliphant, 51 South Street, .... Tuesday

Logierait, A. Kennedy, . 15 Mill Street, Tuesday

Madderty, Alex. PuUar, . 112 High Street, .... Friday

Methven, R. Donaldson, . 10 So. Methven St.,.. Tues and Frid Newburgh, A. Williamson, 123 High Street, Tues and Frid

Pitlochry, Wm. Hendry, . 112 High Street, .... Tues and Frid

Rait, George Dow, . City Hall Tavern, . Friday

Rannoch, D. Cameron, . 60 High Street, Wednesday Stanley, D. Stewart, 112 High Street, Tues and Frid

Stanley, Peter Panton, . 126 High Street, .... Tues and Frid Spittalfield, .... Robert Galletly, 7 High Street, Friday

Strathmiglo, . Wm. Oliphant, 51 South Street, .... Tues and Frid Strowan, Rob. Robertson, 15 Mill Street, Tuesday

Weem, John Stuart, . 60 High Street, Tuesday

Weem, Wm. Stewart, . 153 High Street, .... Wednesday ECCLESIASTICAL LISTS. 19

VII.-ECCLESIASTIOAL LISTS.

THE CLERGY AND THEIR PLAGES OF WORSHIP.

Baptist Chapel, 193 South Street, ... Vacant

CoNOUEGATioNAL, . . . Canal Crescent, Thomas Neaves Do., ...Mill Street, W. D. Knowles, B.A. ESTAB. ChUECHES— East, St John's Place, Archibald Scott

Middle, ^ Do., John Murdoch St Leonard's King Street, James Wilson St Paul's St Paul's Square, ... Archibald Fleming StStephen's(Gaelic) Canal Street, J. P. St Clair West, St John's Place, Robert Milne, A.M. Evangelical Union, Meal Vennel, William Adamson Feee Churches— KinnouU Street, ...227 High Street, John Y. Walker Middle, Carpenter Street, Thom. Dymock, A.M. St Leonard's, Victoria Street, J. Milne & J. Cowans StStephen's(Gaelic) Newrow, John TuUoch Territorial, South Street, Walter Davidson West, Mill Street, Gilbert Stewart Glassite, High Street, Various Old Scotch Indei't., 71 High Street, Various Original Seceders, South Street, Thomas Manson

Roman Catholic, . . . Melville Street, George Rigg U. Presbyterian— East, South Street, William Lindsay North, High St. & Mill St., James M'Owan South, High Street, ThomasMiller York Place, York Place, James Frame Wesley. Methodist, South Street, John Burton Episcopalians— St John's, Princes Street, William Blatch At St Ninian's, hole Street, { L^fHu^mSr'

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

YOUNG MEN'S RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY.

President, John Garie ; Vice-President, James Pirrie ; Secretaries,

Peter Anderson and Alexander Campbell ; Treasurer, Alexander Drummond, ;;

20 LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL LISTS.

PERTHSHIRE BIBLE SOCIETY. President, Edward Strathearn Gordon, Esq., SheriflFof the County Vice-Presidents, Hugh Barclay, Esq., LL.D., W. S. Turnbull, Esq., Huntingtower, Alexander M'DufiF, Esq. of Bonhard, and

John Flockhart, Esq., solicitor ; Directors, David Hepburn, Trea- surer M'Donald, David Murie, Robert Buist, William M. Farney, Dr Bramwell, John M'Neill, James Pirrie, John Miller, John M'EuenGray, Peter Campbell, Alexander Fleming, D. M'Callum, James Galletly, Andrew Graham, James Readdie, jun., and

Laurence PuUar ; Secretaries, Rev. James Grierson, D.D., Errol, Rev. W. D. Knowles, B.A., Perth, and Rev. Thomas Brown, Col- lace; Treasurer, David Morton, St John Street; Depository, David Irons, 29 St John Street.

ST. JOHN'S YOUNG MEN'S SOCIETY FOR RELIGIOUS IMPROVEMENT.

Honorary President, Hugh Barclay, Esq., LL.D. ; President,

P. D. Buchanan ; Vice-President, John Young ; Corresponding

and Reporting Secretary, J. Carnegie ; Treasurer, George Scott Librarian, John Brough.

AUXILIARY LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY,

Secretary, John Garie, 3 High Street ; Treasurer, John Gray, Union Bank. RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY AND STIRLING TRACT DEPOSITORIES.

Agents, D. & J. Irons, 29 St John Street.

SOCIETY FOR THE LIBERATION OF RELIGION FROM STATE PATRONAGE AND CONTROL. A Committee, consisting of the Dissenting Ministers of Perth, and fourteen Directors, of whom David Morton is Convener.

VIII.-LITERAEY AND EDUCATIONAL LISTS.

PERTH LIBRARY. Curators, General Lindsay, Archibald Turnbull, James Ritchie, Major Jelf Sharp, Thomas Dow, William Henderson, M.D,, Major

Salmon, James Spottiswoode, and William Ross ; Treasurer, Ro-

bert Buist ; Librarian, G. M. Lennie. Open on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, from 1 till 3 p.m. —

LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL LISTS. 21

MECHANICS' LIBRARY. Instituted 2Ath November, 1823. President, George Wylie; Treasurer, John M'Lauchlan; Se- cretary and Librarian, David Dewar; Sub-Librarian, Thomas Robertson.

Library-Room, Hammermen's Hall, 175 High Street. Open on Monday and Wednesday from 8 till half-past 9 p.m., and on Satur- day from half-past 7 till 9 p.m. Entry-Money, Is. ; Subscription, Id. per week.

SEMINARIES AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Seminaries, Rose Terrace, ( Thomas Miller, A.M., LL.D. Rector's Department, ~,^-< F.R.S.E., Rector

(_ Thomas Whitelaw, Assistant Grammar do. «. William D. Steele, Rector English do. «— A. B. Smith Writing do. ~~~. John Smith, A.M. Modern Languages,^-.^-.-- Henry F. F. Schaeffer Drawing, Painting, &c., ~ William Brown East Church, Kinnoull Street, Andrew M'Lellan Middle do., Meal Vennel, ^~ William C. Dewar West do., So. William St., George Dickson Free St Leonard's, Victoria St., Hugh Thomson Free West, Mill Street, James Moir National, Watergate, ~ David M'Currach Do. Newrow, ^^ James Keay •Stewart's Free, Mill Street,.. R. Shand Sharp's Institution, So. Meth- f Robert Peddie, Head Master ven Street, ^ \ John Blane, Second Master Do. Infant Department,— Mary Braid, Training Mistress Commerc. Acad., Kinnoull St., Alexander Greig & Sou English do. do., A. Reid Do. do. Stormont St., A. & R, Duncan Classical do. Athole Street, James Davidson Drawing do. do., James Cranstoun Cathedral, Boys, Athole Street, J. Stott Do., Girls, Srormont St., Miss Leigh Catholic, High Street, ~. M. Cattanach

* The eight Deacons of the Incorporated Trades Trustees. Number of boys not to exceed 96 to the Day School, and 24 to the

Evening Class, above the age of 7, and under 9 years ; and they may continue their education 7 years from each distinct period. ;,

22 CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS.

NEWSPAPERS. Perthshire Advertiser and Strathmore Journal, published every Thursday Morning—Office, Kirk Close, 80 High Street. Perthshire Courier, Farmers' Journal, and Central Scottish Advertiser, published every Tuesday morning—Offices, 14 High Street and 23 George Street. Perthshire Journal and Constitutional, and The Reporter, published every Thursday and Saturday morning respectively—Offices, Kirkside. ST JOHN'S PUBLIC READING ROOM. David Spence, 25 St John Street.

PERTH YOUNG MEN'S LITERARY ASSOCIATION.

President, A. Paton ; Secretary and Treasurer, Mr M'Kenzie. Meets in the Coflfee-Room, 68 High Street, every "Wednesday evening, at half-past 8 o'clock.

ST JOHNSTONE LITERARY AND DEBATING SOCIETY.

President, Peter Stewart ; Vice-President, Thomas M'Pherson

Secretary, Alexander Crawford ; Treasurer, John Young. This Society meets every Monday evening, at half-past 8 o'clock, in the Glovers' Hall, 36 George Street.

THE PERTH DISSERTATION SOCIETY. President, Rev. William Blatch; Vice-President, George Far- quhar ; Secretary, Mr Mann ; Treasurer, David Burnett. The Society meets every Thursday evening, at a quarter past 8 o'clock, in the Glovers' Hall, 36 George Street.

IX.-CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS.

DESTITUTE SICK SOCIETY FOR PERTH & BRIDGEND. Instituted 1808.

President, Robert Buist ; Secretary and Treasurer, David Hep- burn ; District Visitors, James Pirrie, William Mill, David Barlas James King, Gregory Lennie, James Bayne, John M'Kay, Peter Fenwick, Thomas^Braid, Nathaniel Watt, and Jonathan Leslie. ;;;;

CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS. 23

COUNTY AND CITY INFIRMAEY.

Life Patron, The Most Noble the Marquess of Breadalbane. DIRECTORS EX-OFFICIIS.

For the County —The Eight Hon. the Earl of Kinnoull ; "William

Stirling, Esq., M.P. ; William Smythe, Esq. ; E. S. Gordon, Esq. Hugh Barclay, Esq. For the City—The Hon. Arthur Kinnaird,

M.P. ; David Ross, Esq., Lord Provost ; James Dewar, First

Bailie ; T. Richardson, Dean of Gulild ; T. Duncan, Convener of

Trades ; D. Wedderspoon, President of the Society of Solicitors. LIFE DIRECTORS. "William "Wedderspoon and John Flockhart, Trustees of Dr Patrick Brown; "William Henderson, M.D., Trustee of Miss Stewart. ORDINARY DIRECTORS.

For the County—J. Murray Graham, Esq. ; J. Maxtone, Esq.

Major-General John M. Belshes ; Thomas Greig, Esq. ; J. M.

Drummond, Esq. ; B. A. Bremner, Esq., M.D. For the City— Colonel Archibald Campbell, "William Belford, R. S. Gentle, A. Young, A. Drummond, W. Imrie, D. Morton.

Chairman, "William Smith, Esq. ; Deputy-Chairman, David Ross, Esq., Lord Provost. The Directors meet on the second "Wednesday of every month, at One o'clock.

Secretaries, Archibald Reid and Mr Robert Martin ; Treasurers,

"W. and J. Ross, 37 George Street ; Honorary Auditors, J. & R.

Morison ; Visiting Surgeons, Eraser Thomson, M.D., 8 Crescent,

and Robert Christie, surgeon, Victoria Street ; House Surgeon,

William Roy, M.D. ; District Surgeon, George Absolon, M.D.

Assistant Apothecary, ; John Ferguson Matron, Miss Dinning ; Janitor, James Paton.

INDIGENT OLD MEN'S SOCIETY.

Instituted January 25, 1830.

Patron, The Most Noble the Marquess of Breadalbane ; President,

Sheriff Barclay ; Vice-Presidents, David Greig and John Flockhart Directors and Visitors, Henry Miller, "Wm. Garvie, Peter Camp- bell, sen., James Readdie, jun., John Christie, John Dewar, R. H. Robertson, H. L. Miller, David Young, Andrew Roy, J. P. Pirrie, John Garie, Robert Ewan, Robert More, Charles Robertson, Thomas Oliphant, Provost Ross, William Blair, Robert Pullar, John M'Neill, William Crichton, Alexander Hay, Dr Miller, Dr

Fleming ; Secretary, David Young ; Treasurer, Laurence Pullar Storekeeper and Officer, Duncan M'Gregor, 174 South Street. ;;

24 CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS.

SOCIETY FOR THE EELIEF OF INDIGENT OLD WOMEN. Patroness, The Right Honourable the Countess of Kinnoull Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs Craigie, 22 George Street.

LADIES' CLOTHING SOCIETY FOR CLOTHING DESERVING INDIGENT WOMEN AND ORPHAN GIRLS. Instituted 1825.

Patroness, Viscountess Stormont ; Secretary, Mrs Barclay,

Woodlands ; Treasurer, Mrs J. Walsh, Charlotte Street.

LADIES' HOUSE OF REFUGE FOR DESTITUTE GIRLS—CRAiaiE. Instituted December, 1843. Patron, The Most Noble the Marquess of Breadalbane; President, the Hon. Mrs Arthur Kinnaird; Vice-Presidents, Mrs Glas Sande- man of Springland, Mrs General Lindsay, Early Bank, Mrs Stuart of Annat, Mrs Thomson of Balgowan, Mrs Oliphant of Gask, and Miss Marshall of Rosemount; Treasurer, David Craigie; Auditors,

General Lindsay and D. M'Callum, Esq. ; Physician, Dr Frew

Secretaries, Mrs Adams and J. W. Jamieson ; Matron, Miss Low.

PUBLIC BATHS AND WASHING-HOUSE—Mill Street. President, Lord Provost Ross; Vice-Presidents, Kirkwood Hewat and John M'Laren ; Secretary, Robert Martin ; Treasurer, John M'Gregor; Superintendent, Thomas Morrison; Female Depart- ment, Mrs Morrison.

MODEL LODGING-HOUSE—Skinnekgate.

Chairman of Committee, Lord Provost Ross ; Superintendent, Peter Robertson.

SOUP KITCHEN—Canal Street. Managing Committee, Lord Provost Ross, Sheriff Barclay, W. M. Farney, David Morton, John Todd, James Gardiner; Secretary and Treasurer, Patrick Soutar; Manager, George Thomson.

KING JAMES THE SIXTHS' HOSPITAL.

Trustees, the Ministers and Elders ; Hospital-Master, Thomas

Thomson ; Law-Agent, James Condie ; Clerk, Robert Buist ; Of- ficer, Robert Reid. ,;;;,

CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS. 25

JAMES MURRAY'S ROYAL ASYLUM FOR LUNATICS. Chairman, William Peddie, Esq. of Blackruthven. DIRECTORS EX-OFPICIO.

The Right Hon. the Earl of KinnouU ; Edward Strathearn

Gordon, Esq.; Hugh Barclay, Esq., LL.D. ; David Ross, Esq.,

Lord Provost ; Thomas Richardson, Esq., Dean of Guild ; James Dewar, Esq., First Bailie; Thomas Duncan, Esq., Convener of the Trades ; David Wedderspoon, Esq., President of the Society of Solicitors ; Rev. Archibald Scott. LIFE DIRECTORS.

Peddie, ; Major-General Murray William Esq. John Belshes ;

John Beatson Bell, Esq. ; John Marshall, Esq. ANNUAL DIRECTORS.

Sir John Stewart Richardson, Bart. ; James Maxtone Graham,

Esq. ; David Craigie, Esq. ; Dr Francis I. White ; The Right .Hon. the Earl of Mansfield; George Stoddart, Esq. of Ballendrick

David Wedderspoon, Esq. ; William Blair, Esq.; Viscount Dup- plin ; John Grant, Esq. of Kilgraston ; D. L. Jolly, Esq. ; H. C. R. Macduff, Esq., Hillside.

Physician, W. Lauder Lindsay, M.D. ; Assistant Physician and

Superintendent, W. C. M'Intosh, M.D. ; Chaplain, Rev. John

Moodie ; Joint Secretaries and Treasurers, Mackenzie & Dickson

Auditors, J. & R. Morison ; Matron, Matilda Giddings ; House- keeper, Ann Muirhead Shearer ; Gardener, James Gowenlock Head Attendant, John Crichton.

DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION. Committee, Charles G. Sidey, George L. Cornfute, and James

Dewar ; Secretary and Treasurer, David Peat. This Society was formed in Perth in 1817 as an Auxiliary Society to the Edinburgh Deaf and Dumb Institution.

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

William Smythe of Methven ; Alexander Macduff of Bonhard

Archibald TurnbuU of Bellwood ; William Johnston,^ banker, writer, Glasgow. For the time being Glasgow ; Robert Jamieson,

Provost ; the senior —The Sheriff and Sheriff-Substitute ; the Lord

Bailie ; the Dean of Guild ; the Convener of Trades ; the President of the Society of Solicitors ; the Ministers of the East, Middle, in rotation West, and St Paul's Churches—each for four years ; and the Moderator of the Established Presbytery of Perth. Clerk Patrick Soutar. b2 ;

26 CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS.

SHARP'S EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION— South Methven Street. This large and elegant building, erected by the Trustees of tlie late Mr John Sharp, baker, Perth, was opened in September, 1860. The Institution contains four departments—the Industrial, the Infant, the Junior, and the Senior. The curriculum includes English reading and grammar, writing, arithmetic, geography, mathematics, Latin, music, and drawing. Special attention is given to the industrial training of girls in sewing, knitting, household economy, &c. The elder boys are taught calisthenics and drill. The pupils in the various departments already average 350.

' Head-Master and Teacher of Senior School, Robert Peddie ;

Second Master and Teacher of Junior School, John Blane ; In- dustrial Mistress and Teacher of Infant School, Mary Braid. Besides the above, there are five assistant teachers. The

Trustees are Messrs J. & J. Miller, solicitors ; J. W. Jamieson, Central Bank; Robert Morison, accountant; D. Wedderspoon, solicitor. SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY FOR DESTITUTE BOYS— Hospital.

Instituted \st January, 1843. Patron, The Most Noble the Marquess of Breadalbane, K.T.

Vice-Patron for City, The Hon. Arthur F. Kinnaird, M.P. ; Vice-

Patron for County, William Stirling, Esq. of Keir, M.P. ; President, The Lord Provost; Vice-Presidents, Hugh Barclay, Esq., LL.D., Sheriff-Substitute, Charles Graham Sidey, Esq. DIRECTOES. A. Bruce Bremner, M.D., Robert Christie, surgeon, G. S. Wemyss Dalrymple, William M. Farney, John M'Euen Gray, David Hepburn, Kirkwood Hewat, David Morton, David Murie, Hector Macduff, David M'Kenzie, John M'Neill, Laurence Pullar, Andrew Reid, T. Richardson, Dean of Guild, Robert Hay Robert- son, Patrick Soutar, David Stirling, M.D., Robert Storer, David Wedderspoon. ladies' COMMITTEE. The Right Hon. Baroness Ruthven, Mrs Hugh Barclay, Mrs G. S. W. Dalrymple, Mrs Peter Graham, Mrs J. E. Livingstone, Mrs H. Macduff, Mrs J. Readdie, Mrs D. Robertson, Mrs R. Ro- bertson, Miss Buist, Miss Grant, Miss Heiton, Miss Ross.

Secretary and Treasurer, Melville Jameson, solicitor ; Physician,

Robert Christie, surgeon ; Master and Matron, Mr and Mrs Fer- guson. Subscriptions received by Melville Jameson, treasurer, 1 Athole Crescent, Perth, or by any of the Directors. SPORTING LISTS. 27

PERTH FEMALE SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY—HospiTAt. Instituted 1846. Patronesses, Her Grace the Duchess of Athole and the Right

Honourable Lady Kinnaird ; President, The Right Honourable Lady Lucy Grant. Subscriptions received by Mrs George Gray, Bowerswell, and Miss M'Lean, 3 Rose Terrace, secretaries.

HOSPITAL SCHOOL—Hospital. Patrons, The Lord Provost, Magistrates, Town Council, and

General Session ; Teacher, Duncan DufF.

INFANT SCHOOLS— 6 King Street. Instituted 1827. Patroness, the Right Honourable Lady Ruthven.

Girl's I. Mistress of the School, Miss Isabella Macpherson ; Mistress of the Boy's School, Miss Ferguson. Upwards of 240 children and 20 monitresses are taught writing, arithmetic, geography, and English reading and grammar; also, sewing, plain and fancy knitting, and crochet. The Fees are One Penny per week for each pupil.

Secretary and Treasurer, H. C. R. Macduff, Esq., Hillside.

LETHENDY MORTIFICATIONS.

Patrons, the Lord Provost, Bailies, and Ministers ; Trustees, the Ministers and Elders; Clerk to Patrons and Trustees, Robert

Buist ; Factor, John Christie, 1 Nelson Street ; Law Agent, Wil- liam Maury, solicitor.

X.—SPORTING LISTS.

RACES AND HUNT.

Preses, William Smythe, Esq. ; Stewards, Col. H. Drummond Hay and J. Small, Esq. ; Secretary and Treasurer, George Moncrieff.

CRICKET CLUB.

Captain, John Thomas ; Lieutenant, R. Walker ; Secretary and Treasurer, John A. Imrie. —— ;;

28 MISCELLANEOUS LISTS.

EOYAL GOLFING SOCIETY. Captain, Lord Charles Kerr; Councillors, Major Jelf Sharp,

Arch. Turnbull, George Moncrieff, John Dickson, and Geo. Condie ;

Chaplain, Eev. J. Anderson ; Secretary, William Maury ; Medalist, J. Pringle. KING JAMES THE SIXTH'S GOLFING SOCIETY.

Captain, E. H. Eobertson ; Secretary, J. Eobertson.

BOWLING CLUB.

President, David Murie ; Vice-President, Alexander Fleming

Treasurer, James Patterson ; Secretary, Eobert Martin.

ST. JOHN'S CUELING CLUB.

Instituted Feb. 11, 1841 Admitted into Boyal Club, JmZ?/, 1841.

Patron, Sir Thomas Moncriefife, Bart, of Moncrieffe ; President,

Eobert Martin ; Vice-President, P. M'Currach ; Eepresentative

Members, Charles Shedden and George Bruce ; Treasurer, John

M'Naughton ; Secretary, William Bayne.

PEETH CUELING CLUB.

Instituted Feb. 6, 1841 Admitted into Boyal Club, July, 1841.

Patron, Hon. Arthur Kinnaird ; President, Arch. Eeid ; Vice- President, John Grainger; Chaplain, Eev. Arch. Scott; Secretary,

Thomas Eichardson ; Treasurer, C. C. Stuart ; Eepresentative Member, D. Stuart.

PEETH ANGLEE'S CLUB. Instituted 1858.

President, Serjeant-Major Chalmers ; Vice-President, William

Muir ; Secretary, Henry Woodcock ; Treasurer, James Kettles.

XI.-MISCELLANEOUS LISTS.

PEETH TEMPEEANCE SOCIETY.

President, Eev. William Lindsay ; Vice-Presidents, Eev. James

Frame and David Morton ; Corresponding Secretary, John Grant

Secretary, David Taylor ; Treasurer, Ebenezer Mitchell ; OflScer, James Eoy. ;

MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. 2S

LITERARY AND ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY. President, the Most Noble the Marquess of Breadalbane, K.T. Vice-Presidents, the Right Hon. the Earl of Mansfield, K.T., the Right Hon. Lord Gray, Sir P. Murray Thriepland, Bart., Sir J. S. Richardson, Bart., J. Mellis Nairne, Alexander M'Duff, and David

Ross, Lord Provost ; Council of Management, James Thomas, J, M'Euen Gray, Dr W. Henderson, William Greig, Major H. J. Sharp, Dr Bremner, C. G. Sidey, T. Miller, A.M., LL.D., F.R.S.E.,

Robert Buist, and David Wedderspoon ; Hon. Secretary, William

Brown ; Hon. Treasurer, William Ross ; Hon. Librarian, D. Hep- burn ; Curator of Museum, John Pitkeathly.

The Museum of the Society, in the Monument, is open every lawful day, from 1st June to 30th September ; and during the other part of the year, ou Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from 1 till 3 p.m. Visitors (unaccompanied by a Member) are admitted by paying Sixpence each at the door.

SCONE AND PERTH MASONIC LODGE.

Thomas Duncan, R.W.M. ; John Mackay, P.M. ; John Baird,

D.M. ; William Marshall, S.D.M. ; David^ Geekie, S.W. ; George

Stobie, J.W. ; Treasurer, Thomas Gorrie; Secretary, ^Thomas

Finlayson ; Tyler, Robert Reid.

ST ANDREW'S MASONIC LODGE.

Arch. Reid, R.W.M. ; Earl of Mansfield, P.M. ; John M'Lean, D.M.; David Ross, S.M.; David Smart, S.W.; C. C. Stuart, J.W.;

Treasurer, Neil Reid ; Secretary, William MacLeish ; Grand

Steward, John Kennedy ; Tyler, David Cochrane.

ROYAL ARCH MASONIC LODGE.

Robert Dow, R.W.M. ; John Young, P.M. ; James Chalmers,

D.M.; James Mitchell, S.M. ; Henry Whyte, S.W. ; William

Anderson, J.W. ; Treasurer, James Dewar; Secretary, James

Scott ; Hugh Thomson, S.D. ; Steward, John Dunbar ; Tyler,

Peter Robertson ; Proxy-Master, William Taylor.

HIGHLAND AND FRIENDLY SOCIETY. Instituted 1819 and 1844.

Patron, The Hon. A. F. Kinnaird, M.P. ; Chief, Alexander

Robertson ; Vice-Chief, John Farquharson ; Medical Officer, Isaac

Wallace, M.D. ; Secretary, James Scott ; Treasurer, David Robert-

son ; Officer, W. Scotland ; Piper, James Stewart. This Society holds a competition of Highland Games in July. 30 MISCELLANEOUS LISTS.

EOYAL HORTICULTUEAL SOCIETY OF PFRTHSHIRE.

Patron, The Queen ; President, the Right Hon. the Earl of

Mansfield ; Vice-President, William Smythe, Esq. ; Practical Vice-President, Mr Tait, Ardargie; Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, Arch. Turnbull, Esq. The Society meets in August in the County Buildings, Perth, for competition in fruits, flowers, &c.

PATRIOTIC SOCIETY.

Hon. Secretary, W. Ross, solicitor, 37 George Street. The ground occupied by this Society contains 169 Garden Plots, let at Is. 6d. per fall. Number of Tenants about 120.

CHORAL UNION.

Preses, Hon. A. F. Kinnaird, M.P. ; Vice-Preses, David Ross,

Esq., Lord Provost ; Conductor, David Bayne ; Secretary, Fred.

A. Laing ; Treasurer, Charles TuUoch ; Librarians, John Blane and Thomas Lennox; Directors, Frederick Boos, Josiah Stott, David Wood, John Boyd, John Barlas, and John Henderson.

GREYFRIARS AND WELLSHILL CEMETERIES. The undertaker or person ordering a grave shall give information first to the Registrar of Deaths, &c. (Mr Buist, 6 Charlotte Street), of the name and designation of the deceased, the age, place of birth, of and cause death ; and next to the City-Chamberlain— the class of coffin, and the day and hour of interment. TABLE OF DUES FOB INTERMENT. Coffins covered with Cloth, for under 14 years of age,... £0 10 6 For 14 years of age, and upwards, 110 Coffins covered with Flannel, for under 14 years of age, 7 For 14 years of age, and upwards, 12 6 Plain Coffins, for under 14 years of age, 3 For 14 years of age, and upwards, 5 Note.—The Certificate from the Registrar of Deaths must be delivered to the Chamberlain before three o'clock, and notice to the Superintendent must be given before four o'clock of the after- noon—all of the day preceding the interment. Non-compliance with the above subjects the parties in double dues. The Superintendent will be in attendance at the Greyfriars from

10 till 11 a.m., and 3 till 4 p.m. ; at Wellshill from half-past 11 a.m. till half-past 12 p.m., and from 4 till 5 p.m. The attendance at Wellshill, from 4 till 5 p.m., will not be continued during the winter months. Superintendent, John Farquharson, Charter Lane. —,

MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. 31

PERTHSHIEE POULTEY ASSOCIATION. President, Lord Kinnaird; Secretary and Treasurer, Daniel Brown, Bridge Lane. GENERAL PRISON FOR SCOTLAND.

Governor, James Stuart, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. William Brown

M.A. ; Resident Surgeon, James Bruce Thomson, Esq. ; Steward,

Peter Cruickshank ; First Clerk, Robert Sutherland ; Second Clerk,

John Baird ; Clerks in Steward's Department, Samuel Brown- smith, Charles Shedden, and James Moncur ; Male Scripture

Reader, William Sievewright ; Matron, Miss Janet Beattie ; Sub- Matron, Miss Jane Wright; Female Scripture Readers, Miss Jane

M. Gregor and Ann Hislop ; four Male and seven Female

Teachers ; Clerk of Works, James Watson.

NEW LICENSING SYSTEM. By the Act 9 Geo. IV. cap. 58, the Magistrates of Burghs are required to meet on the last Tuesday of April and the last Tuesday of October in each year, to consider the applications for License

Certificates within Burgh ; and the Justices of Peace on the first Tuesday of May and the last Tuesday of October, in the County, with power to adjourn for seven lawful days after each meeting. The applications must be lodged, and a fee of 2s. paid, ten days previous to each meeting ; and the Magistrates and Justices are restricted from granting Certificates except at these statutory periods. The following is the Perth district of the County, as appointed by the Quarter-Sessions on the 20th September, 1828 viz., Aberdalgie, Abernethy, Arngask, Dunbarney, Dron, Dunning, Forgandenny, Forteviot, Findogask, Kinnoull, Methven, Moneydie, Redgorton, Rhynd, Scone, Tippermuir, Perth. LICENSING COURTS. First Tuesday of May and last Tuesday of October. Quarter- Sessions, for hearing appeals in Licensing cases, held at Perth on the last Friday of May and third Friday of November. Applica- tions for Licenses must be lodged, according to a printed form (to be had of the booksellers), with the Clerk ten days before the meeting, and appeals must be lodged within ten days before the Court. By the Act 16 & 17 Vic. cap. 67, separate applications must be made, and Certificates issued, for the sale of Wine and Spirits, and for Porter and Ale; as also for Grocers, to sell either of these classes of Liquors, but not to be consumed on the premises. DEALERS IN GAME. The same days for granting Licenses to Dealers in Game, under Acts 23 & 24 Vic. cap. 90, and previous relative Acts, and for holding Quarter-Sessions, as above mentioned. .

XII.—POSTAL DIRECTORY.

CHIEF OFFICERS OF THE DEPARTMENT. Postmaster- General, Lord Stanley of Alderley. Secretary {London), Sir Rowland Hill, K.C.B.

Assistant Secretaries, London, {rRELRlcK^HiS.?E8q. Secretary [Ireland), G. C. Cornwall, Esq. „ [Scotland), Francis Abbott, Esq. Surveyor for North of Scotland, John Warren, Esq

PERTH ESTABLISHMENT.

HEAD OFFICE—2 High Street. Postmaster, Charles Graham Sidey, Esq. Clerics, John M'Gregor, James Galloway, James Marshall, and George Farquhar, LeUer-Carriers, Thomas Coutts, John Henderson, David Pirrie, and George Bain. Edinburgh Messenger, Alexander Pirrie, 3 Carpenter Street.

RURAL MESSENaERS.

Aherdalgie, Andrew Shedden, Barrack Street. Almondhank, David Lumsdaine, 4 Mill Wynd. Balheggie, John Blair, 44 Main Street, Bridgend. Glencarse, ....William Barclay, 113 High Street. Guildtown, David Sime, 214 High Street. Bhynd, David Urquhart, 2 Carpenter Street. Stanley, William Fraser, 29 Stormont Street.

RECEIVING-OFFICE— 1 King Street.

James Anderson, Beceiver. ..

POSTAL DIRECTORY. ns

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

MAILS. Box Closes Depart Arrivals. Deliveries

Meigle, *Redgorton, *Stanley,

Bankfoot, and *Meikleour, . 5 15 am 5 40 am 7 40 pm 7 am Edinburgh, via Fife, 5 15 am 6 5 am 7 15 pm 7 am Scone, Balbeggie, Glencarse,

Guildtown, and Rhynd, . 5 15 am 6 am 2 16 pm 4 30 pm Almondbank, Methven, The

Cairnies, and Aberdalgie, . 5 15 am 6 am 5 20 pm 7 am I Redgorton and Stanley, 9 10 am 10 am 5 40 pm 7 am ^Ebbol, Inchtueb, and Dundee, 8 40 am 8 55 am 4 pm 4 30 pm *Do. do. do., 10 40 pm 11 pm 7 40 pm 7 am Aberdeen and Inverness, via Coupar-Angus (1st despatch), 8 40 am 8 55 am 4 pm 4 30 pm *Abebdeen and Inverness, via Coupar-Angus (2d despatch), 10 40 pm 11 pm 7 40 pm 7 am ^Edinburgh, Glasgow, & Stir-

ling (by Passenger Train), . 10 15 am 10 30 am Bridge of Earn and Fife only, 3 10 pm 3 38 pm 9 20 am 10 Sam London, Edin., andGLASG., via Stirling (1st despatch), 3 10 pm 3 38 pm 9 20 am 10 5 am *LoNDON, Edin., and Glasg-, via Stirling (2d despatch), 6 45 pm 7 15 pm 11 35 pm 7 Gam Dundee only, 3 10 pm 3 38 pm 9 20 am 10 5 am

DUNKBLD, &C., to KiNGUSSIK,. . 8 40 am 8 55 am 7 40 pm 7 am

Dunkeld only, . 1 pm 4 30 pm

* Not despatched on Sunday.

RECEIVING-OFFICE AND PILLAR LETTER-BOXES.

Receiving- Letter-Box, Letter-Box, Letter-Box, Letter-Box, foot of Office, Athole Place. Bridgend. Genrl. Station. King Street. South Street.

Box closes at Collection at Collection at Collection at Collection at

8 10 A.M. 8 20 A.M. 8 10 A.M. 8 A.M. 2 10 p.m. 2'|10 P.M. 2 P.M. 1 50 P.M. I 45 p M. 6 15 P.M. 6 25 P.M. 5 25 P.M. 6 5 P.M. 6 P.M. 9 40 P.M. 9 40 P.M. 9 30 P.M. 9 20 P.M. 9 P.M.

Collection at Receiving-Office only at 2 10 p.m. on Sunday. Letters arriving by Mails after the 4 30 p.m. delivery may be had on calling at the Office from 8 30 till 9 p.m. Money Orders are issued and paid every day (Sunday excepted) from 9 A.M. till 6 p.m. An additional fee of One Penny will secure a despatch till within 10 minutes, and a fee of Threepence till within 5 minutes of each c —

34 POSTAL DIRECTORY.

departure. Both postage and fee must be paid in stamps, and dropped into the late letter-box. No late letters can be taken in after 10 p.m. The Office is open every lawful day from 7 a.m. till 10 pm., and on Snnday from 9 till 10 15 a.m. only.

BATES OF POSTAGE. Inland Letters.*

The rate of postage on all inland letters is regulated by weight, irrespective of distance, and (with the exceptions afterwards mentioned) is as follows :

If paid in Advance-

Letter weighing not more than ^ oz.t - - - - Id. „ „ more than ^ oz. but not exceeding 1 oz. - 2d. „ „ more than 1 oz. „ „ 2 oz. - 4d. „ „ more than 2 oz. ,, „ 3 oz. - 6d. and so on ; twopence being charged for every additional ounce.

Unpaid Letters.

As a general rule, the postage, if not paid in advance, is double the foregoing; and if the payment in advance be insufficient, double the deficiency is charged. An inland letter, for example, weighing more than half an ounce, and not exceeding one ounce, if bearing a penny stamp only, is, on delivery, charged twopence. The unpaid additional postage on re-directed letters, however, is not doubled, being the same as if such postage were prepaid. Unless three quarters, at least, of the postage of a letter weighing more than 4 oz. be prepaid, the letter is not forwarded, but notice of its detention is given to the sender, or, when that is not practicable, to the person to whom the letter is addressed.

Addresses to the Queen and Petitions to Parliament.

Petitions and addresses to Her Majesty, forwarded direct, are exempt from postage ; and such petitions and addresses, as also petitions to either House of Parliament, if sent to a member of either House, are likewise exempt, provided they do not weigh more than two pounds, and are without covers, or in covers open at the sides. No letter or other enclosure, however, must be in-

* Inland letters are those which pass between places in the United King- dom, including the Isle of Man, the Orkney, Shetland, Scilly, and Channel Islands.

1 If the weight be exceeded to the smallest extent, even though the balance be merely turned, the letter becomes liable to a higher postage. The same rule applies to letters going abroad. To provide, therefore, for errors in scales, &c., it is well to allow a litte margin or to pay the postage of the next greater weight. — —

POSTAL DIRECTORY. 35

sorted ; and if one be found, such enclosure, unless it bear the proper number of postage stamps, will be charged as an unpaid letter.

Newspapers and other periodical Publications bearing the Newspaper Stamp circulated Inland.

Although provision is made for forwarding newspapers, books, and money through the post, it is not compulsory on any one to

employ this mode of transmission ; everything except letters may be sent in any other way. All periodical publications, including newspapers, published in the United Kingdom, at intervals not exceeding thirty-one days, and which bear an impressed stamp or stamps denoting the stamp- duty (of the kind formerly confined chiefly to newspapers), may be transmitted and re-transmitted through the post within the United Kingdom free of postage under the following regulations, viz. :

1 . They are subject to the same restrictions with regard to the number of sheets and superficial extent as were formerly applicable only to newspapers properly so called. These restrictions are shown in the following Table :

Maximum Superficial Amount of Stamps Maximum Number impressed on Extent of Letterpress of Sheets. the Publication. on One Side.

One Penny, Two, 2,295 inches.

Three Halfpence, — Three, 3,443 „

Twopence, Four, ~ —«.,--, 4,591 „

2. No publication, or portion thereof, can pass through the post unless the impressed stamp which it bears be a stamp of the value at least of one penny. 3. The title and date of the publication must be printed at the top of every page, 4. The publication must be folded in such a manner that the whole of the stamp or stamps, denoting the full duty, shall be ex-

posed to view, and be distinctly visible on the outside ; except that where there are more than two publications in the same cover, it will be considered sufficient if the stamps be so arranged that they can readily be examined. 5. It must not be printed on pasteboard or cardboard, or on two

or more thicknesses of paper pasted together ; nor must any pasteboard, cardboard, or such pasted paper be sent with it as a back or cover thereto, or otherwise. 36 POSTAL DIRECTORY.

6. It must be posted within fifteen days from the printed date of issue, 7. It must have either no cover or a cover open at the ends. 8. It must not contain any enclosure. 9. It must have no writing or other mark thereon but the name and address of the person to whom it is sent ; nor anything on the cover but such name and address, the printed title of the publication, and the printed name and address of the publisher or vendor who sends it. Thus if a newspaper, franked by a newspaper stamp, after having had the address of one person written upon the paper itself, be sent to another person, the first address must be cut off (obliteration not being sufficient), otherwise the paper will be charged as an unpaid letter. 10. If the publication be addressed to any person within the free delivery of the place where it is posted, it will become liable to a postage of one penny, which must be prepaid by aflSxing a postage stamp.* 11. When a newspaper, &c., is so folded as not to expose the stamp or stamps, a postage of one penny is charged in addition to any other postage to which the publication, if properly folded, would be liable. If the newspaper, &c., be addressed to any person within the free delivery of the place where it is posted, and do not bear a penny postage label, it is liable to a further charge of 2d. 12. In case of any other irregularity, the publication is dealt with as an unpaid letter. 13. It is suggested that every publication should have a notice to publishers conspicuously printed, pointing out the necessity of exposing the stamp or stamps to view whenever the publication is sent through the post. 14. Stamped publications can also be forwarded under the regulations of the Book Post ; but when so sent the impressed stamp does not count as any part of the postage. Newspapers sent Abroad. Newspapers sent abroad are liable to the same regulations as newspapers passing (under the newspaper privilege) between different parts of the United Kingdom, except as regards size, and except that, before going abroad, the name of the newspaper must have been registered at the General Post-Office, and that, instead of requiring to have an impressed stamp (by which is meant the stamp specially used for newspapers), each newspaper is liable to a postage of Id. if sent to a British Colony, with an addition when the newpaper has to pass through a foreign country ; this additional postage being also payable in stamps only f In all cases of news-

* The free delivery of London, so far as applies to this rule, extends tij such places only as are within three miles of the General Post-Office. t Newspapers posted unpaid are retained at the Returned Letter Office for one week, and then, if the postage still remain unpaid, are destroyed. — —

POSTAL DIRECTORY. 37 papers going abroad the impressed stamp stands for nothing. Publications registered for transmission abroad, although not strictly newspapers, are in all respects treated as such, so far as their transmission by the British office is concerned.

Inland Book Post, &c.

The following are the regulations of the Inland Book Post : 1. Kates of Postage Weighing not more than 4 oz. .... id. „ more than 4 oz. and not exceeding 8 oz. - 2d. „ more than 8 oz. „ ,, 16 oz. - 4d. 1 lb. lb. - ,, more than „ „ 1| 6d.

and so on ; 2d. being charged for every additional half-pound or fraction of a half-pound. 2. The postage must be prepaid in full, by means of postage stamps affixed outside the packet or its cover. 3. Every packet must be sent either without a cover, or in a cover open at the ends or sides, so as to admit of the enclosures being removed for examination. For the greater security of its

contents, the packet may be tied at the ends with string ; but in such case the Postmaster is authorised to cut the string, although he is required to refasten the packet. 4. A book packet may contain any number of separate books or other publications (including printed letters and printed matter of every kind), prints, or maps, and any quantity of paper, parchment,

or vellum ; and the books or other publications, prints, maps, &c, may be either printed, written, or plain, or any mixture of the three. Further, all legitimate binding, mounting, or covering of a book, &c., or of a portion thereof, will be allowed, whether such

binding, &c., be loose or attached ; as also rollers, in the case of

prints or maps ; markers (whether of paper or otherwise) in books; and, in short, whatever is necessary for the safe transmission of

literary matter, prints, or maps, or usually appertains thereto ; but no patterns, or books of patterns (unless these consist merely of paper), can be allowed. 5. No book packet may contain anything which is sealed or

otherwise closed against inspection ; nor must there be any letter, nor any communication of the nature of a letter, whether separate or otherwise, unless the whole of such letter or communication be printed. Entries, however, merely stating who sends the book, &c., or to whom it is given, are not regarded as a letter. Indeed, as respects the name and address of the sender, not only is the writing permitted but recommended, so that if the cover come off, or for any other reason the packet cannot be forwarded, it may be returned. 6. No book packet must exceed two feet in length, width, or

depth ; and if any such packet be presented at a post-office it will not be received. — —

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7. Any packet which shall not be open at the ends or sides, or shall have any written letter, or any communication of the nature of a letter written in it, or upon its cover, will be charged with the " unpaid" letter postage. 8. If a packet be found to contain any written letter, whether closed or open, or any enclosure, sealed or otherwise closed against inspection, or any other unauthorised enclosure, the letter or enclosure will be taken out and forwarded to the address on the packet, charged with the full postage as an unpaid letter, together with an additional rate ; and the remainder of the packet, if duly prepaid with stamps, will then be forwarded to its address. 9. If a packet be not sufficiently prepaid with stamps, but nevertheless bear a stamp of the value of one rate, it is forwarded, charged with the deficient book postage, together with an additional rate ; but any packet which bears no postage stamp is charged with the " unpaid" letter postage. 10. In every case in which the postage chargeable under these regulations is greater than the letter rate, the latter postage is substituted. Colonial Book Post.

At the following rates, and on the same conditions as the foregoing {except that no packet weighing more than three pounds can be sent to the East Indies or to New South Wales, and that no book packet can be sent direct to any other part of the Cape Colony than Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, and Mossel Bay*), book packets may be forwarded to every British Colony, as well as to the undermentioned foreign countries : 1. To India, Ceylon, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania (Van Dieman's Land), South Australia, Western Australia, New Zealand, Mauritius, and Hong-Kong: Tia Via For a packet weighing Southampton. Marseilles, not more than 4 oz. 4d. - 6d. more than 4 oz. but not exceeding 8 oz. 8d. - l3. „ 8 oz. „ „ 1 lb. Is. 4d. - 2s. „ lib. „ „ Ulb. 2s. - 3s. u 14 lb. „ „ 2 lbs. 2s. 8d. - 4s. and so on ; two rates being charged for every additional half-pound or fraction of a half-pound. 2. To every other British Colony, to Buenos Ayres and the other portions of the Argentine Confederation, to Monte Video and the rest of the Republic of Uraquay, to Hayti, St Juan de Nic- aragua, Mosquito Territory, to Liberia and other parts of the West Coast of Africa, and by private ship to Hamburg, Bremen,

*^If it be desired to send book packets to any place in the interior of the Cape Colony, they should be addressed to the care of some person at Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, or Mossel Bay. — —

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and Gottenburg, and via Southampton to Alexandria, Cairo, and Suex. For a packet weighing nor more than 4 oz. 3d. more than 4 oz. but not exceeding 8 oz. - 6d. „ 8 oz. „ „ 1 lb. - Is. Od. „ 1 lb. „ „ H lb. - Is. 6d. „ 1^ Id. „ „ 2 lbs. _ - 2s. Od.

and so on ; 6d. being charged for every additional half-pound or fraction of a half-pound. The head Postmaster who first receives a book packet is required, whenever he has ground for suspecting an infringement of any of the above conditions, and occasionally even when there is

no ground for suspicion, to open and examine the packet ; and every book packet which is not open at the ends or sides, or which has any written letter or any communication of the nature of a letter written in it or upon its cover, or which does not bear postage stamps equal to a single book rate, is ordered to be sent up, with as little delay as possible, to the Returned Letter Branch of the Circulation OflSce in London, Dublin, or Edinburgh, as the

case may be ; but in the case of any other infringement of the regulations, the packet is dealt with by the Postmaster himself, in accordance with the above regulations. To prevent obstacles to the regular transmission of letters, a head Postmaster may, when necessary, delay forwarding any book packet, not a newspaper, for a period not exceeding twenty-

four hours beyond the ordinary time ; and at packet offices the delay may, at the option of the Postmaster, be either for that period, or until the despatch of the mail next after that by which the book packet ought otherwise to be forwarded. It must be borne in mind, that the main business of the Post- Office is the transmission of letters, and that the forwarding of books and newpapers (which, as already stated, no one is com- pelled to send through the Post-Office), though an important, is only a secondary object, for which no arrangement can be made which would interfere with the quick and regular conveyance and delivery of letters. Books, therefore, which would be injured by being thrust into a bag, and humedly pressed down like a bundle of letters, should not be sent through the post.

POSTAGE STAMPS.

Every Postmaster is required to have on hand a sufficient stock of postage labels and embossed penny envelopes, and to sell them

to the public at the following prices :

Labels at Id., 2d., 3d., 4d., 6d., 9d,, and Is. each. ; Envelopes at 2s. 3d. per packet of 24. —

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Two kinds of embossed envelopes are now issued ; one with a thread passing through the stamp, and the other without any thread, but made with thicker and better paper. Every person can have the kind he prefers. Every Eural Messenger is authorised to sell postage labels and embossed envelopes at the same price at which Postmasters are

empowered to sell them ; and when any person applies to him for postage labels, the messenger must either supply them, or (if he have none in his possession) must, without extra charge, receive the postage in money, and, on his arrival at the Post-Office, obtain labels for it, and affix them carefully to the letters. Prepayment of inland letters, &c., must be by labels or embossed stamps, except at the chief Post-Office, London, where prepayment of such letters from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. is permitted in money, provided the amount be not less than £1. Letters also to the colonies and foreign countries may be prepaid in money. Except in the case of letters posted in Malta, Gibraltar, Constantinople, Jamaica, Buenos Ayres, Lugos, and Fernando Po, and by sailors in Her Majesty's service, British postage stamps are not available for the payment of letters, &c., coming into this country. By using embossed en velopes, all risk of the stamp being de-

tached may be avoided ; but when labels are used, these should be

examined to see that they firmly adhere, since if they fall ofl", the letters, &c., will be charged with postage, which, in the case of inland letters, is double the prepaid rate. To some places abroad,

also, double the prepaid rate is chargeable in such cases ; and in other instances the letters, &c., are liable to be detained for the deficient postage. The labels should be placed on the front of the letter, and upon the right-hand corner of the upper side. Arrangements have been made by which paper and envelopes taken by the public to the office of the Inland Revenue, Somerset House, can be embossed with stamps equal to any rates of postage

(including a threepenny stamp) under the following regulations : 1. When the stamps required do not amount to £10 worth, one shilling is charged, in addition to the postage stamps, for each distinct size of paper. 2. When the stamps amount to £10 worth, no fee is charged, provided one size of paper only be sent. 3. When the stamps amount to £20 worth, no fee is charged, provided not more than two sizes of paper be sent. 4. When the stamps amount to £30 worth, no fee is charged, provided not more than'three sizes of paper be sent. 5. When the stamps amount to £40 worth, no fee is charged,

provided four sizes of paper only be sent ; and no more than four sizes can be received on a single warrant.

6. No folded envelopes can be stamped ; and therefore paper, whether intended for envelopes or letters, must be sent unfolded and without being creased. POSTAL DIRECTORY. 41

7. Every distinct size and form of envelope or paper muBt be marked so as to indicate the place on which the stamp is to be impressed, in order that, when the envelope or letter is folded and made up, the stamp may appear in the proper position, according to the rules of the Post-OfiSce. 8. No coloured paper can be received for stamping, nor any paper which is too thin to bear the impression of the dies. 9. Envelopes provided by the office of Inland Revenue, with the proper stamps thereon, will be substituted for any which may be spoiled in the operation of stamping. A license to sell postage stamps can be obtained, free of expense, by any respectable person on application to the office of the Inland Revenue. REGISTRATION.

By the prepayment of a fee of sixpence, any letter, newspaper, book, or other packet on which the postage has been prepaid in stamps, may be registered to any place within the United Kingdom. Book packets and newspapers can also be registered to the Colonies under certain conditions. To foreign countries letters only can be registered. The registration of a packet makes its transmission more secure, by rendering it practicable to trace it, when inland, from its receipt to its delivery; and when colonial or foreign, if not to its delivery, at least to the port of despatch. The Post- Office does not guarantee the safe delivery of the letter, &c., though any officer who may neglect his duty on this point will be called to strict account, and, if the Postmaster-General think fit, will be required to make good any loss that may be sustained. The postage and registration fee of registered letters must be must be by prepaid ; and if the letter be inland, such prepayment stamps. Every letter to be registered should be presented at the window, and a receipt obtained for it, and must on no account be dropped into the letter-box. If, contrary to this rule, a letter marked " Registered" be dropped into the letter-box, it will, if directed to any place in the United Kingdom, be liable to a registration fee of one shilling, instead of the ordinary fee of sixpence. No Letter- carrier or Rural Messenger is required to take letters for the public to have them registered. The latest time for posting registered letters in the country is entered in the notice exhibited in every Post-Office ; such time, unless otherwise directed by the Surveyor, being fifteen minutes before the closing of the box for the mail by which the letters are to be despatched. Parliamentary Notices. Parliamentary notices may be forwarded through the post under the following regulations :•— C2 » 42 POSTAL DIRECTORY.

The words "Parliamentary Notice" must be legibly printed on the face of the letter ; and in order to secure the speedy return of any notices which may be undelivered, the name and address of the solicitor issuing such parliamentary notice should also be legibly printed or written on the face of the letter, though this is not imperative. DELIVERY.

Letter-carriers and Eural Messengers are prohibited from dis- tributing any letters, newspapers, &c., whether before beginning their rounds, whilst on their rounds, or after they may have completed them, except such as have passed through a Post-OfBce, Nor are they allowed to receive any payment beyond the postage for the delivery or collection of any letter or newspaper, nor to deviate from the route laid down for them. The prohibition, however, from receiving payment in addition to the postage does not extend to Christmas gratuities.

Delivery at Window. No person living within the town free delivery, unless he rent a private box, can obtain his letters at the office window if a delivery by Letter-carriers is about to commence; but when a mail arrives, after which there is no immediate delivery by Letter-carriers, any person may obtain his letters arriving by such mail on applying at the window so long as the oflSce is open. There are, however, exceptions to this rule in cases where there are frequent deliveries by Letter-carriers. In order to prevent the additional trouble which is sometimes caused by letters being directed to a post-office, although for persons residing within a free delivery from such office, but who have no private box, a Postmaster is authorised, when such letters arrive by a mail for which there is a delivery from house to house, to refuse to deliver them at the window (even though initials may be substituted for the name), and to send them out by the Letter- carriers, except such as are addressed to the military iu barracks.

Private Boxes and Bags.

Any person can have a private box who is willing to pay the appointed fee. Where this fee goes to the Revenue, it is generally fixed at one guinea per annum, to be paid in advance, and for a period of not less than a year; and where it goes to the Postmaster, he may demand the same terms, though he may, at his option, take less. The same also, in most cases, are the terms for a private bag, except that, in addition, there is the cost of the bag itself, and a charge for conveyance, the maximum of the latter being half-a-guinea per annum, if the bag be conveyed by a rural post messenger, and two guineas if by a contractor for a mail-cart — —

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or other horse-post. The weight of a private bag, when empty, is limited to one pound. As the service of a private bag, however, may possibly delay the despatch of the general bag, none are allowed without the permission of the Surveyor.

MONEY OEDERS.

The public are recommended, when applying for Money Orders, to use printed "Application Forms," which save time, and afford greater security than verbal messages against mistakes. These forms are supplied gratuitously at all Money Order Offices. The commission on an inland Money Order not exceeding £2 is

threepence ; above £2 and not exceeding £5, sixpence ; above £5

and not exceeding £7, ninepence ; above £7 and not exceeding £10, one shilling. The commission on Money Orders to any of the Colonies with which money-order business is transacted is four-

fold these sums ; and on Money Orders payable at Malta or Gib- raltar threefold. No order is allowed to contain a fractional part of a penny. With the subjoined exceptions, no Money Order can be issued unless the applicant furnish in full the surname and at least the initial of one Christian name, both of the remitter (the person who sends the order) and the payee (the person to whom the money is

to be paid), together with the remitter's address : 1. If the remitter or payee be a peer or a bishop, his ordinary title is sufficient, and if a firm, the usual designation of such firm will suffice, except a company trading under a title which does not consist of the names of the persons composing it, as the " Car- ron Company," to which kind of company the above privilege does not extend. 2. Money Orders for transmission by the public to the Privy Council Office will be issued payable to "The Privy Council Office," the name of the payer not being required in these cases. 3. When the remitter notifies in writing that the order is to be paid through a bank, it is left to his option to give or withhold the name of the payee ; and he may, if he wish it, substitute for the name of the payee any other designation or any modification of the name, as for example,— " The Cashier of the Bank of England" " The Chief Clerk of the Foreign Office"—"The Publisher of the Times "—" Longman & Co." When application is made for a Money Order payable in London, or at any other town where there is more than one Money Order Office, the remitter should say at which of such offices he wishes it to be paid, otherwise the order can be cashed at the Head Office alone. It is not incumbent on a Postmaster to supply such information relative to local or provincial offices. 44 POSTAL DIRECTORY.

Orders cannot be Cancelled. An order once issued cannot be cancelled; and should repayment or transfer to a different office, or alteration of name, be required, the remitter must apply to the issuing or paying Postmaster, according to the directions printed on the back of the order. The remitter of an order may make that order payable ten days after date, provided he sign the requisition "C," printed on the face of that order, to defer payment until ten days after date, and affix a penny receipt stamp thereto.

Payment of Money Orders. When au order is presented for payment (otherwise than through a bank), the Postmaster has first to see that the signature of the payee be as full as the name given in the advice, and be not in any way inconsistent therewith. He has then to call on the applicant to give the name of the remitter, and, if the reply be correct, the order will be paid, unless the Postmaster have good reasons for believing that the applicant for payment is neither the rightful claimant, nor deputed by him. When an order is paid through a bank, it is sufficient that it be receipted (without regard to any discrepancy between the signature and the name in the advice, or to whether the receipt is given by the payee himself or by another person), and that it be presented (crossed with the name of the receiving bank) by some person known to be in the employment of the bank. The holder of a Money Order is always at liberty to direct, by crossing it, that the order be paid through a bank, even though its

payment was not originally so restricted ; and when the order is thus crossed, the question put on the presentation of an ordinary Money Order is dispensed with. Money Orders do not require a receipt stamp. Lapsed and Void Orders. Payment of an order must be obtained before the end of the second calendar month after that in which it was issued (for instance, if issued in January, it must be paid before the end of March), otherwise the order becomes lapsed, and a new order will be necessary, for which a second commission will be charged. Any person presenting a lapsed order will be furnished with a copy of a printed notice headed "Lapsed Money Orders," containing directions how to proceed. If the order be not paid before the end of the twelfth calendar month after that in which it was issued (for instance, if issued in January, and not paid before the end of next January), all claim to the money will be lost. No application can be entertained for compensation for alleged injury from the non-payment of a Money Order at the expected after once paying a Money Order, by whomsoever pre- time ; and —

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eented, the office is not liable to any further claim. The public are therefore strictly cautioned, 1. To guard against the loss of the Money Order. 2. Never to send the Money Order in the same letter with the information required on payment thereof. 3. To be careful, on applying for a Money Order, to state correctly the surname, and at least the initial of the Christian name, of the person in whose favour it is to be drawn. 4. To see that the name of the person taking out the order is correctly known to the person in whose favour it is drawn. Under no circumstances can payment of an order be demanded on the day of issue. Duplicate Orders, &c.

In case of the miscarriage or loss of a Money Order, a duplicate is granted on a written application (with the necessary particulars, and enclosing the amount of a second commission in postage -stamps) to the Controller of the Money Order OflSce of the king-

dom where the original order was issued ; and if it be desired to stop payment of an order, a similar application, with enclosure of postage stamps, must be made to the Controller of the Money Order Office of the kingdom in which the order is payable. If alteration in the name of the payee or remitter of a Money Order should be required, application must be made by the remitter to the Postmaster of the office at which the order was issued, and a second commission must be paid. Should transfer of payment of an order from one office to another in the United King- dom, or repayment of the amount of an order be required, an application, enclosing the ordei', must be made to the Postmaster at whose office the order is payable, who will transmit in exchange a new order, payable at the place desired, but for a less sum than the original order by the amount of the second commission charged for the re-issue. Proper printed forms for making applications in all these cases may be obtained at any Money Order Office, and full instructions on the subject will be found printed at the back of the Money Order. Whenever, on complaint being made, it is found that the necessity for an application entailing the payment of a fresh commission is attributable to the Post-Office, the charge will

be remitted ; and when it can be ascertained where the blame lies, the officer in fault will be required to pay the additional commission. A Postmaster is required to give information how to apply for a duplicate order, &c., and must furnish the applicant with the prescribed form of application. Moreover, if payment of an order be refused in consequence of the replies to the questions respecting the remitter not corresponding with the entries in the advice, or of a difference in the name in the receipt, the Postmaster is instructed to advise the applicant for payment to communicate with the re- 46 POSTAL DIRECTORY.

mitter, and request liim to apply personally to the issuing Post- master. No Letter-carrier or other servafit of the Post-Office is bound to procure a Money Order for any person, or to obtain payment for one ; but such services are not forbidden.

No Money Order business is transacted on the Sunday ; neither in England or Ireland is any transacted on Christmas Day or

Good-Friday, nor in Scotland on the Sacramental Fast-Days ; but, for the convenience of the labouring classes, the provincial offices are kept open on the Saturday night till 8 o'clock (or as near that hour as the despatch of the mail will allow), except where the Surveyor of the district considers such an arrangement unnecessary. Money Orders are issued and paid at the chief offices in London, Dublin, and Edinburgh daily, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., except on Saturdays, when the hours of business are from 10 a.m, till 1 p.m. Orders are issued and paid at most provincial offices from 9 in the morning till 6 in the evening, and the time is never less than from 10 till 4. A Postmaster, however, is in some cases allowed to suspend the business during the time he is making up his letter bags, &c., provided a notice of the intervals be placarded at his office. The Deputy Postmasters-General of Malta and Gibraltar are authorised to issue Money Orders on the several Money Order Offices in the United Kingdom and Canada. Money Orders are issued at all Money Order Offices in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Victoria, Western Australia, and the Cape of Good Hope, and at Malta and Gibraltar, on Money Order Offices in Canada, and by these offices on any Money Order Office in the United Kingdom, at the charge of Is. for any sum not exceeding £2, and 2s. for any single sum not exceeding £5, 3s. for any sum above £5 and not exceeding £7, 4s. for any sum not exceeding £10, beyond which amount no order can be granted. The issue of Money Orders under the above arrangements is in all other respects on the same conditions as regulate their issue by one office on another in the United Kingdom, except that, in consequence of the distance between the United Kingdom and Canada, an interval of six instead of two months is allowed after the issue of an order in one country, payable in the other, before such order becomes lapsed. The renewal of a lapsed order, the issue of a duplicate order, or the stoppage of payment of an order, will be made on the application of the proper party to the Controller of the Metropolitan Office of the country in which such order is payable, provided an additional inland rate of commission be enclosed with the application, except in the case of lapsed orders, when the additional commission will be deducted from the amount of the new order issued by the department ; but the lapsed order must be transmitted with the POSTAL DIRECTORY. 47 application for its renewal. Postmasters in the United Kingdom have power to transfer to other oflSces in the United Kingdom payment of Canadian orders originally drawn on their own offices. For repayment of the amount of a Money Order, or for the cor- rection of any error respecting the name of the payee or remitter of an order, the application on the subject, enclosing an additional inland rate of commission, must be addressed to the Controller of the Metropolitan Office of the country in which the order was issued.

POST-OFFICE SAVINGS BANKS. These Banks are established under the provisions of the Act 24 Victoria, cap. 14, entitled " An Act to grant additional facilities for depositing small Savings at Interest, with the security of the Government for the due repayment thereof," and are open daily during the hours appointed for Money-order business for the receipt of deposits of One Shilling, or any number of Shillings, subject, of course, to the limitations of amount prescribed in the Acts previously in force for Savings Banks. Whatever facilities or advantages were given by the previously-established Savings Banks to individual depositors, whether male or female, and to Friendly Societies, Charitable Societies, and Penny Banks, are given by the Post-office Savings Banks, which, however, besides being open daily for many hours, have these additional advantages—that a depositor may make his deposits in each or any of them, and may withdraw his money from any one of them, no matter where he may originally have deposited it. Thus, if he began to deposit at Glasgow, he may make his subsequent deposits in Dumfries, Stir- ling, Aberdeen, or any other place having a Post-office Savings Bank, to which his occupation may carry him, and he may withdraw all, or part of his deposits, at any place having a Post-office

Savings Bank, where it may be convenient to him to receive it. Depositors in the previously-established Savings Banks may, if they please, transfer the whole of their deposits, irrespective of amount, from those banks to the Post-office Savings Banks. The Act, before quoted, has provided that these transfers may be effected without the necessity for any cash payment ; and depositors, wishing to make such transfers, should apply to the Trustees or Managers of the Savings Bank in which their money is placed for a certificate under the 10th clause of the Act 24 Vic. cap. 14, of the amount due to them. This certificate, which is not to be accompanied by cash, may be presented to the Postmaster, at any Post-office Savings Bank, who will receive it as if it were money, and credit the depositors accordingly.

MISCELLANEOUS KEGULATIONS.

With the following exceptions, no letter, &c., can be forwarded —

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by the post, which is more than two feet in length, breadth, or depth; nor any unpaid packet which weighs more than fonr ounces, unless three-quarters of the postage have been paid. The exceptions are 1. Packets to or from places abroad. 2. Packets to or from any of the Government offices or departments, or public officers. 3. Petitions or addresses to the Queen, whether directed to her Majesty, or forwarded to any member of either House of Parliament. 4. Petitions to either House of Parliament, forwarded to any member of either House. 5. Printed Parliamentary proceedings. No information can be given respecting letters which pass through a Post-office except to the persons to whom they are ad- in other way is official information of dressed ; and no a private character allowed to be made public. Postmasters are not allowed to return any letter to the writer or sender, or to any one else, or to delay forwarding it to its destination according to the address, even though a request to such effect be written thereon, as every letter must be delivered to the person to whom it is directed, and to him alone. Late Letters.

Late letters, &c., are received till within five minutes of the despatch of the mails, except where the Surveyor may deem a longer interval necessary, and except that no office is to be kept open merely for this purpose after ten o'clock at night, at the address it bears. No late letters, &c. (except Government letters) are forwarded by the mail preparing for despatch unless prepaid, and that in stamps, so as to include both the ordinary postage and the late- letter fee ; but in the case of Government letters it is sufficient to prepay the fee.

E,e-directed Letters, &c. With the subjoined exceptions, every re-directed letter or other postal packet will be liable to an additional postage (at the prepaid rate) unless the re-direction be not only made by an officer of the Post-Office, but be to a place within the district belonging to the same Head Office. Thus, on a paid or unpaid letter re-directed, either by an officer of the Post-Office, or by any one else, to a different postal district in the United Kingdom, and weighing not more than half an ounce, an additional postage is levied of one penny ; or, if the weight be more than half an ounce, but does not exceed an ounce, of twopence, and so on. Upon a book thus re- directed to any other postal district in the United Kingdom, and weighing not more than four ounces, an additional postage of one penny is levied, or, if the book weigh more than four ounces, but —

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not more tlian eight ounces, an additional postage of twopence, and so on. Newspapers and books, &c., received from abroad, and re-posted to any other place abroad with which there is no book post, are chargeable with letter postage. A registered letter, when re-directed, is not subject to a greater additional charge than an ordinary letter. Letters which have once been posted addressed to commissioned officers in the army, navy, or ordnance, employed on actual service in any of her Majesty's colonies, or on any foreign station, and who, before receiving the letters, may have started on their return home or to another station, may be re-directed to such officers when these officers have removed upon service, and will be delivered to them for the same postage that would have been chargeable had the letters been delivered at their original address. The same privilege extends to the letters of soldiers and seamen, except as regards foreign postage, which must be paid. No such privilege, however, is allowed with regard to letters for a commissioned officer when such officer is in the United Kingdom, and was so W'hen the letters were posted. Postmasters are not bound to re-direct letters for inhabitants of the same postal district unless their places of abode should be left uninhabited or they have a private bag or a private box, and unless, in addition, a written application be received by the Postmaster from the person to whom the letters are addressed, requesting that they may be re-directed. Every Postmaster is required to have a notice conspicuously placarded, giving information respecting the hours of attendance, the despatch and delivery of letters, &c. During the time the office is open on Sunday (viz., from 9 to 10. 15 in the morning), the pubUc are allowed to prepay foreign and colonial letters, to purchase postage stamps, and to have letters registered ; and all other duties are performed as usual, except the issue and payment of Money Orders, which, on that day, are wholly suspended. At no provincial office in England or Ireland is there more than one delivery on the Sunday, Christmas Day, or Good Friday ; nor,

in Scotland, on Sunday or the Sacramental Fast-days ; and any person is at liberty to prevent even this, so far as relates to himself, as shown by the following regulations : 1. Any person can have his letters, &c., retained in the Post- Office on Sunday by addressing to the Postmaster a written request, duly signed, to that effect. 2. Such request will be held to include newspapers and all other postal packets, even such as may be marked "immediate," as no distinction can be allowed. 3. No letters, &c., the non-delivery of which by the Letter-carrier on Sunday has been directed, can be obtained from the Post- Office window on that day, D 50 POSTAL DIRECTORY,

4. Private box-holders have the option of applying for letters at the office while it is open for delivery on Sunday, or of abstaining

from so doing, as they may think proper ; but no person can be permitted to engage a private box for Sunday only. 5. To prevent the inconvenience and confusion vphich would arise from frequent changes in these instructions, no request can be entertained unless it extend to a period of at least three months, nor be withdrawn, even after the lapse of that time, without a week's notice. Change and Bad Money.

No Postmaster is bound to give change, or is authorised to demand change ; and when money is paid at a Post-Office, whether as change or otherwise, no question as to its right amount, good- ness, or weight can be entertained after it has been removed from the counter. Postmasters not bound to Weigh Letters for Public. Except as regards foreign and colonial letters about to be prepaid in money, a Postmaster is not bound to weigh any letters or other packets for the public, though he may do so if his duty be not thereby impeded. Postmasters are instructed not to receive any letter, &c., which there is good reason to believe contains anything likely to injure the contents of the mail-bag or the person of any officer of the Post-Office. If such a letter, &c., be posted without the Post- master's knowledge, or if at any time before its despatch he should discover any letter, &c., of the above description, he is directed not to forward it, but to report the case, with the address of the letter, &c., to the Secretary. The following are examples of the articles

: in razors, scissors, referred to —A glass bottle, or glass any form ;

needles, knives, forks, or other sharp instruments ; leeches, game,

fish, meat, fruit, or vegetables ; bladders or other vessels containing gunpowder, lucifer matches, or anything which is explo- liquids ; sive or combustible. Undelivered Letters.

When any letters, &c., remain undelivered, owing to the resi- dences of the persons to whom they are addressed not being known, a list of the addresses is affixed in the window of the Post-Office to which they may have been sent during the time (one week) they are allowed to remain there. When the reason for the non-delivery of a letter, &c., in the country is "Deceased," the packet is sent, as soon as practicable, to the Returned Letter Office, as are all letters intended for ships which have sailed before their arrival. When the reason is " Refused," " Not known," or " Gone away," the letter is retained by the provincial Postmaster for one week before being sent to the " Returned Letter Office ; and when the reason is Not called for" POSTAL DIRECTORY. 51

(the letter being addressed to a Post-Office), the packet is retained by the Postmaster one month, except in the case of letters at sea- ports addressed to persons on board ships expected to arrive at such ports, which letters are kept three months. London district letters, and letters from the country addressed to London and its neighbourhood, when the reason is "Deceased," " Eefused," or " Gone away," are sent to the Returned Letter Office on the day after the attempt to deliver them. All town and provincial letters which contain the name and address of the senders are returned to them the same day they reach the Eeturned Letter Office. Colo- nial and foreign letters are, with a few exceptions, returned in periods varying from one to two months. Every letter, &c., which is opened at the Eeturned Letter Office, sender, is and found to contain the address of the sent back to him ; but such as do not contain the sender's address are destroyed, except those which contain money or other articles of value. By the Act 1st Victoria, cap. 36, sec. 2, any person conveyini; otherwise than by the post a letter not exempted from the exclusive privilege of the Postmaster-General, incurs a penalty of £5 for every letter, and £100 for every week the practice is continued. The sender also incurs a penalty of £5 for every letter, with full costs of suit. The following are the exceptions granted by the Act 1st Victo- ria, cap. 34, from the exclusive privilege of the Post-Office in the conveyance of letters. 1. Letters sent by a private friend, so as such letters be delivered by such friend to the party to whom they shall be directed. 2. Letters sent by a messenger on purpose concerning the private affairs of the sender or receiver thereof; commissons or returns thereof, and affidavits and writs, process or proceedings or returns thereof, issuing out of a Court of Justice. 3. Letters sent out of the United Kingdom by a private vessel (not being a packet-boat). 4. Letters of merchants, owners of vessels of merchandise, or the cargo or loading therein, sent by such vessels of merchandise, or by any person employed by such owners for the carriage of such letters, according to their respective directions, and delivered to the respective persons to whom they shall be directed, vrithout paying or receiving reward or profit for the same in anywise. 5. Letters concerning goods or merchandise sent by common carriers, to be delivered with the goods which such letters concern, without hire or other advantage for receiving or delivering such letters. 6. No person is authorised to make a collection of such excepted letters for the purpose of sending them in the manner above de- scribed. The following persons are expressly forbidden to carry a letter, or to receive or collect or deliver a letter,— even though they shall not receive hire or reward for the same : — 52 POSTAL DIRECTORy.

1. Common known carriers, their servants or agents, except a letter concerning goods in their carts or waggons, or on their pack- horses, and owners, drivers, or guards of stage-coaches. 2. Owners, masters or commanders of ships, vessels, steam-boats, or boats called or being passage or packet boats, sailing or passing coastwise or otherwise between places within Great Britain or Ireland, or between, to, or from ports within her Majesty's dominions or territories out of the United Kingdom, or their servants or agents, except in respect of letters of merchants, owners of ships, or goods on board. 3. Passengers or other, persons on board any such ships, vessels, steam-boat, passage or packet boat. 4. The owners of or sailors or others on board a ship or boat passing on a river or navigable canal within the United Kingdom or other her Majesty's dominions. Provision having been made by means of the British Postal Guide (with local Postal Guides in large towns) and the Postal OflEicial Circular, to supply full and authentic information on all postal matters which concern the public at large, it is requested that persons will abstain as much as possible from applying for such information to Postmasters and other officers of the department. When information of any kind is asked for verbally, the department does not hold itself at all responsible for alleged errors in the reply.

SUGGESTIONS TO THE PUBLIC, &c.

Facility is given to the Post-Office in the discharge of its daily duties, and greater security affiarded to the public, by careful attention to the following recommendations :

To post all letters, &c., as early as practicable ; especially when sent in large numbers, as is frequently the case with newspapers and circulars. The trouble of the office is much diminished if circulars, before being posted, be tied in bundles, with the addresses all in one direction. To see that, when several letters are sent by the same person for registration, they be accompanied with a list (in duplicate) of the addresses ; one list to be retained at the post-office, and the other, when signed, to be returned by the bearer. This practice (which is adopted by many bankers) saves time both to the public and to the department. To make the address legible and complete, giving the name of the post town, and, if there be more than one town in the kingdom of that name, or if the post town be not well known, adding the name of the county. Letters posted in one part of the United Kingdom, and intended for another part (as, for example, letters posted in England and intended for Scotland), should have the name of the country to wliich they are sent added to the other part of the address. The number of the house too, if in a street, POSTAL DIRECTORY. 53

is a great assistance. It must not be supposed that because a letter will eventually reach its destination without a number, the omis- sion is not a cause of hesitation and delay in the process of sorting for delivery ; and when such small delays occur again and again, they tend greatly to retard the general distribution. In the case of letters for places abroad, the name of the country, as well as the town or city, should be given in full. Attention to this latter precaution will often assist in deciphering the name of the town or city, and will prevent the letter from being mis-sent when there are towns of the same name in different countries. For example, a letter intended for London in Western Canada, North America, but simply addressed " London, W.C.," would be forwarded to the West Central District of the Metropolis in England, and be delayed. To see that every letter, newspaper, or other packet sent by post is securely folded and sealed. It should be remembered that every such packet has to be several times handled, and that even when in the mail-bag it is exposed to pressure and friction. Unless, therefore, the article be light and pliant, it should be enclosed in strong paper, linen, parchment, or some other material which will not readily tear or break. The observance of this precaution is especially necessary whenever any fragile articles of value are forwarded by post. These should always be enclosed in a wooden or tin box. Owing to neglect of these precautions, many postal packets burst open, causing much trouble to the department and risk to the owners, it being sometimes impossible to determine to what packet a particular article belongs. Newspapers. To fasten the covers of newspapers firmly, so as to prevent them slipping out. When, for additional security, the address is written on the newspaper itself, such address (if the newspaper be franked by an impressed stamp) must, in case of re-transmission, be cut oiF, otherwise the newspaper will become subject to letter postage. It is not sufficient that the old address be obliterated, as the rules forbid writing or marks of any kind in addition to the true address.

If, however, the newspaper be franked by a, postage label, it is not necessary to cut off the address, since, in such cases, writing, not of the nature of a letter, is permitted. Aflxing Stamps. In affixing stamps, to wet slightly the corner of the envelope and the gummed side of the stamp, and then gently to press the stamp till it is firmly fixed. The practice of dipping the stamp in water is objectionable, because, unless the stamp be immediately withdrawn, and care be taken, by the use of blotting-paper or some other absorbent, to remove any excess of moisture, the gum may be washed off, or the stamp may be rubbed off the letter. By the use of envelopes bearing the embossed stamp (which can be pur- 54 POSTAL DIRECTORY.

chased at any Post-Office) all risk of the stamp being detached may be avoided. When dropping a letter, newspaper, &c. into a letter-box, always to see that the packet falls into the box and does not stick in its passage. Money, &c. Never to send money or any other article of value through the post, except either by means of a Money Order or in a registered letter. Any person who sends money or jewelry in an unregistered letter, not only runs a risk of losing bis property, but exposes to temptation every one through whose hands his letter passes, and may be the means of ultimately bringing some clerk or letter-carrier to moral ruin. Every letter which contains money or other valuable article, even when registered, ought to be securely sealed. To provide a letter-box. In case of removal, to furnish the particulars of the new address, in writing, either to the Secretary or to the letter-carrier of the district. Complaints about mis-sent Letters, &c.

When complaint is made of letters or newspapers lost, miscarried* or delayed, to furnish information as precise as possible regarding all the facts of the case, and to enclose whatever documents may throw light upon it. The day and hour at which the letter or newspaper was posted, as well as the office at which and the per-

son by whom this was done, should always be stated ; and, when possible, the cover or wrapper in an entire state should be sent, in order that the place of delay may be ascertained by an examination of the stamps. Cases frequently occur in which complaint is made against the Post-Office, and redress expected, although little or no means of tracing the error, and of guarding against the repetition of it, is supplied by those who alone are able to do so. To see that every letter contains the full address of the writer, in order to ensure the return of the letter if the person to whom it is directed cannot be found.

Blame often not attributable to Post-Office. Whilst trouble and loss are too often caused by the carelessness or dishonesty of some of the twenty-three thousand servants of the Post-Office, yet the instances are not few in which it has been shown, to the satisfaction even of the complainant, that the fault, attributed at first sight to the Post-Office, rested really in other quarters. The publisher of one of the London papers complained of the repeated loss in the Post-Office of copies of his journal, addressed to persons abroad. An investigation showed that the abstraction

was made by the publisher's clerk ; his object apparently being to Hppropriate the stamps required to defray the foreign postage. In —;

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another case a general complaint having arisen as to the loss of newspapers sent to the chief office in St. Martin's-le-Grand, the investigation led to the discovery of a regular mart held near the office, and supplied with newspapers by the private messengers employed to convey them to the post. Again, a man was detected in robbing a newsvender's cart, by volunteering, on its arrival at the entrance of this office, to assist the driver in posting the newspapers instead of doing so, he walked through the hall with those intrusted to him, and, upon his being stopped, three quires of a weekly paper were found in his possession. Depredation so impudent and systematic is not likely, whoever

the perpetrator may be, to remain long undiscovered ; but isolated cases of theft by private hands are often brought to light, although necessarily very difficult of proof on the part of the Post-Office,

upon which no doubt the blame for a time rests ; and it is greatly to be desired that those who have suffered loss should in the first in- ststnce, and whilst the circumstances are fresh, endeavour to ascertain with the utmost precision all particulars respecting the despatch or receipt of the letters or papers in question, and communicate that information to this department. Indeed, generally speaking, it is only by careful inquiry into minute details that the oflfender can be detected, whether he be a servant of the Post-Office or not. The Post-Office is a department which admits of constant im-

provement and expansion ; and the public, by sending to the Post- Office clear and correct information respecting faulty arrangements, may aid the accomplishment of these objects. It is not, however, always borne in mind that changes in machinery so extensive and intricate as that of the Post-Office must be made cautiously, and with much previous consideration. The arrangements of the service, even in districts widely separated, are so much dependent upon each other, and economy of time (one of the first objects in all postal organization) requires that they should be so nicely adjusted, that no alteration can safely be made without a close examination of all its consequences, and the utmost completeness of preparation ; for as on the one hand experience proves that almost every improvement made shows the way to further amendment, so, on the other, it will be found that an ill- considered change, though it may give a partial advantage in one quarter, will almost invariably lead to dislocation and confusion in others. This, of course, involves a reference to every district or community which may be affected— often distant from the metropolis and entails the necessity of reports from various quarters, which must be considered, compared, and in many instances tested by experiment before a safe decision can be arrived at. Even then negotiations with railway companies or coach proprietors may have to be entered into, tenders invited, new contracts made, and old contracts, requiring notice of termination, got rid of, before the decision can take effect. 56 POSTAL DIRECTORY.

The proper execution of a great portion of these duties not only requires high ability, diligence, and precision on the part of the officers intrusted with them, but is also (and it is this which more immediately concerns the public) a work of time. Hence it has frequently happened that the necessity for a change has been re- cognized in this office, that investigation has been set on foot, and measures of improvement have been taken, before any public demand has arisen ; such demand even having been suggested by these very proceedings. It is often assumed that a mail conveyance, passing by or through a place, however small, ought as a matter of course to deposit the letters directed thereto ; the practice being that until the mail arrives at the head Post-Office of the district, the letters in question are not separated from the other letters of the district. A slight consideration of the nature and objects of the postal service will show that such separation cannot be effected in any other way, unless, indeed, the mail conveyance, even supposing it to be but a mail-cart, were converted into a travelling post-office, and furnished with clerks of unlimited local knowledge (which is plainly impossible), or unless every town and village in the kingdom having any correspondence with the place in question were to make up a bag for that place ; in which case its mail would contain nearly as many bags as letters. It happens from time to time that, owing to the stream of postal communication having been diverted from the old mail road to a line of railway, or from other causes of like nature, it becomes desirable to reduce the post-office of a town from the condition of a principal office to that of a sub-office. This step not unfrequently gives rise to complaints, the inhabitants being under the impression that they will not in future be so well served. This is a misconception. The change is not made when it will subject the correspondence to delay ; nor does it cause any withdrawal of accommodation in respect to Money Orders. It is, in fact, simply a departmental arrangement, which consists in carrying on the sorting of the letters for the new sub-office at some intermediate office, instead of sending the letters in direct bags. A misconception, which occasionally causes trouble and disap- pointment, consists in assuming that a discretionary power can be intrusted to subordinate officers to remit penalties or overcharges in special circumstances. Cases will undoubtedly occur in which strict observance of a general rule may inflict more or less injustice upon individuals, and where a dispensing power immediately at hand might furnish a remedy ; but in an establishment rs large and as widely spread as the Post-Office, there will always be many subordinate officers, some of them carrying on their duties beyond the easy reach of any supervising authority, who are not fit depo- sitaries of such a power, affecting, as it would to a great degree, the public revenue. It therefore becomes necessary to lay down defi- nite and precise rules, from which no departure can be allowed, POSTAL DIRECTORY. 57

except under sanction of the Postmaster-General ; and in the few instances in which these rules press hardly, appeal must be made to the General Post-Office. It must be added, that in many instances even such appeal is necessarily fruitless, the Postmaster- General being bound to a particular course by positive law. In regard to the expense of railway conveyance, the public natu- rally supposes, as such conveyance is the cheapest for ordinary purposes, and as the charges made for the carriage of the mails are subject to arbitration, that it must be the cheapest for postal purposes also, and, indeed, so cheap as to warrant the free use of the railways either as substitutes for other conveyance or for the multiplication of mails. The fact, however, is very different. Except in certain instances where companies have entered into arrangements securing to the Post-Office the use of their trains on moderate, though still highly remunerative terms, railway conveyance, with all its acknowledged advantages, has proved much more expensive than that which it has superseded. In truth, under any modification of the law that could be made, without injustice to the railway companies, the especial establishment of mails at hours unsuited to the ordinary traffic (a measure often pressed upon the Postmaster-General) must remain a source of very heavy expense, such as can be justified only by commensu- rate advantage to the public.

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Xni.-LIST OF NOBLEMEN & GENTLEMEN'S SEATS, &c., IN THE COUNTY OF PERTH, WITH THE occupants' NAMES AND POST TOWNS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Abbey Hill Mrs Goodlet Coup ar-Angus Abercairney C. H. D. Moray Crieff Aberdalgie House James Lorimer Perth Abernyte House Rev. Dr Baunerman Inchture Aberuchill Castle George C. Dewhurst Comrie Aberuthven Cottage Hon. Mrs Graeme Auchterarder Acban House C. A. M'Diarmid Killin Acbloy J. & D. Cochrane Crieff Acbomer Hugh M'Laren Aberfeldy Airds J. M'Naughton do. Airleywigbt Thomas Wylie Bankfoot Airntully, Bank of George Hanes Stanley Do. Garth of J. Matthew do. Do. West John Cree do. Do. North J. Waterston do. Do. Old Mill D. Drew- do. Airthry Castle Lord Abercromby Stirling Aithmuir R. Just Errol Aitkenhead J. Graham Blairgowrie Albert House James Howard Stanley Alexandria Robert Stirling Perth Allean C. L. Crompton Pitlochry AUean Peter Robertson do. Almondbauk Med. G. Butchart, M.D. Almondbank Prac. Altamount David Clark Blairgowrie Altena A. Murray, W.S. Crieff Annat Cottage Rev. A. Moody Stuart Errol Annat Lodge Mrs Stewart Perth Ardargie D. Lindsay, C.A. Bridge of Earn Arbinny House M'Ti^Tii'Tn Crieff Ardblair, Mains of James Moncur Blairgowrie Ardlebank John Buttar do. Ardoch Peter Comrie The Cairnies Ardoch House G. H. Drummond Braco Ardoch Lodge Sebastian Smith Lochearnhead Ardoch, Over John Millar Braco Ardunie J. & J. Gow Crieff Ardvorlich Cottage Miss Marjory Stewart Lochearnhead Ardvorlich House Robert Drummond do. 62 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEn's SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWKS.

A rgaith Charles Hunter Perth Argaith D. & J. Kennedy Stanley Argaty House George H. B. Home Doune Arndean Peter M'Laggan Stirling Arndean House George Wylie Dollar Arneive J. M'Ewan Stirling Arngask David Burt Damhead Arngomerie W. L. Ewing Stirling Ash Bank John Baxter Blairgowrie Ashentree P. M'Owan Stirling Ashintully Castle R. J. E. Ayton Blairgowrie Ashley Cottage Charles Spalding Coupar-Angus Ashmore House James Ward Blairgowrie Athole Bank Major-Gen. Sherwill Perth Auch House James Menzies Killin Auchleeks Robert Robertson Blair-Athole Auchline House "D^T^'l T?««. Killin Auchmague James Cowper Perth Auchmore P. M'Callum Redgorton Auchnahyle Alexander Duff Pitlochry Auchterarder Castle Misses Malcolm Auchterarder Auchterarder House Colonel Hunter do. Auchtenny David Scott Bridge of Earn Auchtoo Farm P. Stewart Crieff Ayton William Tod Bridge of Earn Bachilton Thomas Ross Methven Backfield Archibald Harris Bridge of Earn Badenheath James Menzies Blackford Baiglie David Dow Bridge of Earn Baillieland John Sharp Aberuthven Balbeggie Med. Prac. G. K. H. Patterson Balbeggie Balboughty Peter Geekie Perth Balbrogie House William Geekie Coupar-Angus Balcairn A. Stirton Blairgowrie Baldinnies David Dunn Dunning Baldowrie Alexander Geikie Coupar-Angus Baledgarno P. Constable luchture Baledtuund Henry Cook Pitlochry Bale n dock Miss Catherine Hay Meigle Balendrick George Stoddart Bridge of Earn Balendrick Cottage Miss Geddes do. Balgarvie William Crawford Scone Balgersho Col. James Dalgairns Coupar Angus Balgonie James Toshack Newburgh NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN'S SEATS. 63

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Balgove James Clark Coupar-Angus Balgowan W. Duff Dunkeld Balgowan House William Thomson Methven Balhaldle Kichmond Braco Balhepburn A. M'Laren Ehynd Balhill A. Eeid Balbeggie _ Balhomias A. Livingston Aberfeldy Ballathie Gen. K. E. Eobertson Stanley Ballechin Major E. Stewart Dunkeld Balledmund W. M'Naughton do. Balleid J. L. Campbell Blairgowrie Balleid Lodge James Stewart do. Ballindean, Easter D. Smith Inchture Ballinloan John M'Donald Aberfeldy Ballintuim, Mid W. Butter Blairgowrie Ballintuim House John M'Donald do. Ballo William B. Hill Coupar-Angus Ballo Mill John Sprunt Abernethy Ballo, Nether D. Thomson Inchture Balloleys Thomas NicoU do. 'Ballyoukan J. C. Colquhoun Pitlochry

Balmanno . D. Dow Bridge of Earn Balmblair P. E. Drummond Perth Balmore Arch. Cameron Aberfeldy Balmyle J. N. Constable Blairgowrie Balmyre J. Eitchie Errol Balnabeggan James Wallace Blairgowrie Balnabroich J. & C. Eobertson do. Balnacree E. & C. Stewart Pitlochry Balnacraig Arch. Stewart Aberfeldy Balnacraig P. M'Dougall & Co. Pitlochry Balnakeilly Lieut.-Col C. Dewar . ^°\ Balnakilly W. M'Donald Kirkmichael Balnamuir E. Butter Dunkeld Balnearn Neil Forbes. Pitlochry j Balrobie Donald M'GIashan Blair-Athole Balruddery James Edwards Inchture Balthayock House General Stewart Perth Balthayock Farin W. Wedderspoon do. Balvarran Arch. Home Kirkmichael Balwharrie Eev. Mr Cunningham Muthill Bamff House Sir George Eamsay Alyth Banchory Charles Playfair Coupar-Angus Bandirran Mrs Drummond Nairne Perth 64 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN 's SEATS

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Bankhead D. Fleming Bridge of Earn Bankhead J. Baxter Forteviot Bannatyne House R, Thomas Coupar-Angus Barclay Hills Unoccupied Perth Bardmoney Bank James Whitson Alyth Bardrill Peter Sharp Blackford Battleby J. Maxtone Graham Redgorton Beagley Peter Chalmers Aberargie Beautyfield John Arnott Bridge of Earn Beecli-hill House Alex. M'Laren Coupar-Angus Beechwood Villa Mrs Lockhart Gordon do. Belhie T. W, Lorimer Aberuthven Bellevue Rev. D. Harris Coupar-Angus Bellevue Meadows John Douglas do. Bellwood Arch. Turnbull Perth Bellycloan James Oswald Crieflf Belmont Castle Colonel Laird Meigle Belston Farm R.Duff Bankfoot Belvidere House William Young Auchterarder Bendocliy Farm William Hunter Coupar-Angus Benchill Farm Rep. of Charles Sime Stanley Benmore Farm D. M'Kerchar Kilhn Bentick Farm W. Brydie Braco Berrybrae D. & G. Forbes Meikleour Berrydyke Alex. Brydie Braco Berryhill Charles Duff Bankfoot Berryhillock J. Anderson Coupar-Angus Bertha Park R. & D. Hamilton Perth Birciiwood House Capt. Napier Campbell Dunkeld Binn Farm William Dow Glencarse Birnam Cottage T. G. Murray, W.S. Dunkeld Black Craig Castle P. Allan Fraser Blairgowrie Blackhill John Robertson Dunkeld Blackpark John Steele Perth Blackruthven William Peddie do. Blair Castle The Duke of Athole Blair-Atbole Blair Castle R. Napier Culross Blairdams J. Miller Trinity-Gask Blairdrummond Henry H. Drummond Blairdrummond Blairgowrie House Rev. Logan Dobinson Blairgowrie Blairhoyle K. S. Brodie Stirling Blairmore John Campbell Comrie Blairstruie William Henderson Damhead Blarbullachan House Hutchison & Taylor Aberfoyle NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN's SEATS. 65

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Bleaton House A. M'Nab Blairgowrie Bleloch James Chalmers Bankfoot Boatland House Lady Oswald Perth Bolfracks James F. Wylie Aberfeldy Bonhard House H. M. M. Gray Perth Bonbard, East James Smith Scone Bonhard, West P. M'Ewan do. Bonhard, Mill of J. & J. Stewart do. Bonskeid George F. Barbour Pitlochry Boreland Charles M'Kenzie Blairgowrie Borelands A. Anderson Coupar-Angus Borland John Stirling Auchterarder Braco Castle George K, M' Galium Braco Bramblebank J. & D. Saunders Blairgowrie Brewlands House Small Meigle Bridge of Earn House James Drummond Bridge of Earn Do. Med. Prac. J. Laing, M.D. do. Broadheadfold John Cunningham Dunning Broich Alexander Monteath Crieff Broom George Murray Blairingone Broombarns E. Lyall Bridge of Earn Burnbrae John Menzies Kincardine Burnfoot Robert Horn Glencarse Burnmouth G. NicoU Coupar-Angus Burnside Henry Anderson Stanley Busby George Hunter Methven Busby, Wester David Wylie do. Buttergask William Chalmers Coupar-Angus Butterstone House Robert C. Leslie Dunkeld Byres R. P. Wylie Guild town Cairnbeddie John Graham do. Cairney Mill James Young Glencarse Cairnie, Upper W. Rintoul Forteviot Cairnie, Wester W. Morrison do. Callander Cottage Mrs Marshall Callander Calley, Wester Thomas Hutchison Blairgowrie Campsie James Mitchell Methven Camsarney A. M'Nab & Co. Aberfeldy Camsernie James M'Gregor do. Camsernie Cottage Horatio Piele do. Cardney Hugh Bruce Dunkeld Cardross House H. D. Erekine Port Monteith Carey John Sommerville Abernethy Cargill Mains D. Duncan Perth 66 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Carpow Mrs Paterson, sen. Newburgh Carse Grange Jobn Gardiner Errol Carsehead William M'Laren Crieff-

' Carsie James M'Inroy Blairgowrie Carum Lodge Leonard Edmunds Blackford Castle Huntly George Paterson Longforgan Castle Menzies Sir E. Menzies, Bart. Aberfeldy Chapelbank John Miller Auchterarder Charleston Patrick Constable Errol Chesthill John S. Menzies Aberfeldy Clashbenny James Easson Errol Clathick W. C. Colquhoun Crieff Claywhat P. & R. M'Intosb Blairgowrie Cloanden House Robert Haldane Auchterarder Clochfoldicb Mrs Bowie Campbell Dunkeld Clunie J. S. Hepburn Logierait Clunie Bleaclifield Jobn Hendry Newburgh Clunie Cottage W. Roper Craigie Pitlochry Clunie, Easter John Williamson Newburgh Clunie, "Wester Mrs Dorward do. Cluny House General Cunningham Dunkeld Coldoch House W. Bryce Blairdrummond Coldrochie Alexander Stewart Redgorton Coldwells Jobn Wright Crieff Colen John M. Matthew Perth Colquhalzie House John S. Hepburn Auchterarder Comrie Castle Abercromby Dick Culross Comrie House Archibald Davidson Comrie Condie L. Oliphant Bridge of Earn Coralbank John Rattray Blairgowrie Corb P. Mitchell Dunning Cornhill House Miss Donaldson Perth Corriemuckloch Mrs David Murray Amulree Corsiehill House James Thomson Perth Coshieville Colin Menzies Aberfeldy Cottartown James Sidey Almondbank Coul, Easter James Smeaton do. Coul House P. B. Smeaton Auchterarder Cowden Duncan M'Innes Comrie Cowden House Hon. W. H. B. Ogilvie Dollar Craganour Ewan Cameron Rannoch Cragantoll J. M'Pherson Aberfeldy Cragneran Villa Mrs G. Leckie Dunkeld Craig J. Robertson Alyth NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 67

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Craigatin W. S. Irvine, M.D. Pitlochry Craighall Mrs Clerk Eattray Blairgowrie Craighead House Miss Pinkerton Blairdrummond Craighouse David Craigie Almondbank Craigie Park T. T. Mitchell Perth Craigintaggart Unoccupied Dunkeld Craiglockie A. & J. Stewart Errol Craigmakerran Cot. Geo. Eobertson, W.S. Perth Craigmill George Saunders Blairgowrie Craigruie John M 'Donald Lochearnhead Gray_ Major Robertson Blairgowrie Croftinloan House F. Bacon Frank Pitlochry Croftness Cottage Captain Campbell Aberfeldy Cromlix Lodge Hon. A. Drummond Dunblane Cromwell Park James Tasker Perth Cromwell Park Messrs Caird & Co. Almondbank Bleachfield Crossmount Lodge Captain Levett Pitlochry Culdees James Murray MuthiU Culdees Castle Colonel Vassal Auchterarder Cultmalundie, East John Wylie Tibbermuir Cultmalundie, West William Dow do. Cultoquhey J. Maxtone Graham Crieff Dalchosnie House H. Cotton Pitlochry Dalguise House Charles M. Lampson Dunkeld Dalhonzie John Campbell Crieff Dall T. V. Wentworth Rannoch Dalnabreek Lauchlin Robertson Blairgowrie Dalnaglar Cottage W. M'Donald M'Don- do. ald, of St Martins Dalnamein Lodge Samuel Carter Blair-Athole Dalmarnock Thomas Harris Dunkeld Dalnaspidal Lodge W. Stirling Crawford Blair-Athole Dalrulzean Andrew Watson Blairgowrie Dalshian Capt. J. H. Murray Pitlochry Damside House James B. Duncan Auchterarder Deanfield H. S. Fitchie Meigle Deanston John Finlay Deanston Delvine Hon. F. C. J3rummond Dunkeld Denhead House Mrs Duncan Coupar-Angus Derculich General R. Stewart Dunkeld Deuglie J. Thomson Damhead Dirnanean Captain James Small Kirkmichael DoUerie Anthony Murray Crieff 68 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Donavourd Lord Braybrodie Pitlochry Doune Lodge Earl of Moray Burn of Cambus DroD, East John Eichmond Bridge of Earn Dron, West William M'Laren do. Drumeara Peter Drummond Comrie Drumfork Alexander Robertson Blairgowrie Drumlean R. & R. Hampons Aberfoyle Drummond Castle Lord Willoughby de Crieff Eresby Drumtogle Farm John Thomson Aberuthven Drumtogle Mill Robert Whyte do. Duchally House James Mylne, W.S, Auchterarder Duchray Castle T. C. Bolton Doune Dumbarnie House- Mrs Craigie Bridge of Earn Dunallister General Sir John Pitlochry M'Donald, K.C.B. Dunan Lady Menzies Rannoch Duncrub Hon Lord Rollo Dunning Dun Donocbie W. W. Cargill Dunkeld Duneaves House Heirs of Thos. Pender Aberfeldy Dunfallandy Cottage Misses Fergusson Pitlochry Dunimarle Castle Mrs Erskine Culross Dunira Sir David Dundas, Bt. Comrie Dunkeld House TheDukeof Athole Dunkeld Dunkirk House John Cowan Bridge of Earn Dunsinane John M. Nairne Perth Duntaggart R. M'Donald Aberfeldy Dupplin Castle Lord Vis. Dupplin Perth Durdie R. Craigie Errol Durdie, Nether Robert Simson do. Dysart Cottage Professor J. Forbes Pitlochry Early Bank Lieut.-Gen. Lindsay Perth Earn Bank Hon. John Rollo Bridge of Earn Easter Greenside Matthew Speedie Newburgh Eastertyre Unoccupied Logierait East Grange do. Errol Easter Rhynd Thomas Thomson Perth Eastwood Lord James Murray Dunkeld Edinchip John Y. Buller Lochearnhead Edington Lodge John Hay Blair-Athole Edradour Charles Burmester Pitlochry Edradynate Capt. J. S. Robertson Dunkeld Eind George Mailler Auchterarder Elm Bank Alexander Wilson Perth NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN's SEATS. 69

BEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Ericlit Lodge Eoberfc Chapman New Rattray Erichtside John Adamson Blairgowrie Errol Park Unoccupied Errol Evelick Thomas Ritchie do. Fairmount John Steele Perth Falkland House Mrs Tyndall Bruce Falkland Farleyer House Sir Robert Menzies Aberfeldy Faskaily Archibald Butter Pitlochry Faskally, Old A. H. Mitchelson do. Feddal House Ewing & Whitehead Braco Ferntower James Wright Crieflf Ferryfield Robert Powrie Newburgh Feu House Bishop Wordsworth Perth Fincastle, Mains of R. Robertson •Pitlochry Findynate Dr Stewart Logierait Fingask Castle Sir P. M. Threipland Errol Finlarig Castle Marq. of Breadalbane KiUin Finnegand William Shaw Glenshee Flatfield A. & W. Bruce Errol Flatfield David Inches Bett Coupar-Angus Flawcraig A. Morrison Errol Flowerdale R. Miller Balbeggie Fonab James M'Gregor Pitlochry Fornetli House James Speid Forneth Foss J. N. Fazakerley Pitlochry Freeland House Baroness Ruthven Bridge of Earn Friarton Daniel Robertson Perth Friarton, Nether A. Robertson do. Garrows Ewan Cameron Amulree Garry Cottage Miss Muir Mackenzie Perth Garth John Matthew Stanley Garth House Rev. Henry Blisset Aberfeldy Gartincaber John B. Murdoch Blairdrummond Gartmore House R. C. C. Graham Stirling Garvock House James M. Hill Bridge of Earn Gasconhall H. Birrel Errol Gask House Mrs Graham Oliphant Auchterarder Gattaway David Henderson Abernethy Gelloch Hall Unoccupied Bridge of Earn Glasehorrie Lodge Richard Hemming Blair-Athole Glassart House John Middleton Aberfoyle Glassingall Thomas S. Smith Dunblane Glenalbert W. M'Naughton Dunkeld Glenalmond Thomas Patton Perth 70 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN's SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Grlencarse Thomas Greig Glencarse Glendelvine Major J. B. Speid Dunkeld Glendoick Laurence Craigie Glencarse Glenduglie John Laing Damhead Gleneagles Castle Earl of Caraperdown Auchterarder Glenearu House Captain F. C. Halket Bridge of Earn Glenericht J. S. Chalmers Blairgowrie Glenfalloch House John Colquhoun Tyndrum Glenfarg John Beatson Bell Bridge of Earn Glenfernate Henry Ashworth Blairgowrie Glengyle James M'Gregor Bridge of Turk Glenkilry Lodge Thomas V. Nugent Blairgowrie Glenlochay House Charles C. Hale Killiu Glenlyon Norris Fortingall Glenqueicli Lodge Hon. J. C- Dundas Dunkeld Glentarkie William Anderson Strathmiglo Glentochie Lodge Alexander Duff Blairgowrie Glentulchan Graeme Reid Mercer Perth Gloagburn John Bennett Tibbermuir Godens G. & P. Miller Errol Gormacks Duncan M'Laren Blairgowrie Gouktou James Craigie Glencarse Gourdie General James Scott Dunkeld Gourdie Hill Patrick Matthew Errol Grandtully Castle Sir Wra. D. Stewart Dunkeld Grange D. L. Jolly Perth Grange James Blair Errol Grasswell D. Donaldson Inchture Graybank Cottage Miss Hepburn Perth Greenbank John Dickson, W.S. do. Greenhill J. B, Finlayson Braco Hallyburton House Lord J. F. Gordon Coupar-Angus Hallyburton Hatton Unoccupied Dunkeld Hawthorn Cottage Alexander Buchan Blairgowrie Hayfield George Piggot Damhead Heath Park Captain Stoddart Blairgowrie Heath Park James Ross Dunkeld Hillbank Mrs Colonel Clark Blairgowrie Hill Garden William Wallace Coupar-Angus Hill of Euthven George Ritchie Perth Hillhead Dr Henry Fisher Dunkeld Hillside Hector Macduff Perth Hillside Cottage J. Wilkie, jun. Newburgh NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 71

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Hillview Cottage Miss Miller Coupar-Angus Hills of Bendochy Peter Playfair do. Holme Hill James Stirling Dunblane Hope Park John Moncur Blairgowrie Huntingtower William S. Turnbull Perth Inchbrakie Hon. A. Drummond Crieff Inchewan Messrs Harris Dunkeld Inchmartine J. D. Vaugban Allan Inchture Inchmichael George Bell Enol Incliture Mains W. Cricbton Inchture Inchrye Abbey J. L. Wilson Lindores Incbyra John Kannie Glencarse Incbyra House David Watson Perth Innerbuist David Pae do. Innergeldy A. C. Pagan Comrie Innerbadden House Thomas Phin Pitlochry Inverardocb John Campbell Doune Inverardran William B. Steele Killin Invermay A. H. M. Belshes Bridge of Earn Inverraay General M. Belshes do. Invertrosacbs Steuart M'Naghten Callander Isla Cottage David Anderson Coupar-Angus Isla Mount John Lowe do. Isla Park James Whitson do. Ivybank John A. Anderson Perth Ivybank Mrs Donaldson do. Jack stone Peter Eraser Bankfoot Janefield J. Scott Bridge of Earn Keillor George Patullo Coupar-Angus Keir Wm. Stirling, M.R Dunblane Keitbbank Allan Lowe Blairgowrie Keithock House W. E. C. Wood Coupar-Angus Keithock Mains D. Simpson do. Keithock Mills George Willis ^°- . Keith Park Misses Inches Blairgowi-ie Kercock, East James Patton Stanley Kercock Haugh J. Thomson do. Kerriemoi'e A. M'Naughton Aberfeldy Kilbryde Castle Sir J. Campbell, Bart. Dunblane Kildinny Eobert Russell Forteviot Kilgraston John Grant Bridge of Earn Kilgraston Mains J. Stevens do. ^ Killiecrankie Cottage Misses Stewart Blair-Athole Killiechassie H. G. Gordon x\berfeldy 72 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEn's SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Kilnockie Bank A. Henderson Bridge of Earn Kilry J. M. Hind Bridge of Cally ^ Kincairney Alexander Mitchell Dunkeld Kincardine Castle Capt. F. Grove, E.N. Auchterarder Kincarrathie Major Jelf Sharp Perth Kindroctit Samuel Carter Blair-Athole Kindrogan Patrick S. Keir Kirkmichael Kinfauns Castle Unoccupied Perth Kinloch Col. George Kinloch Meigle Kinloch Charles Kinnear Ladybank Kinloch James M'Laren Blairgowrie Kinloch House J. Crichton do. Kinloch Lodge Major-Gen. Campbell Dunkeld Kinmonth John Isdale Bridge of Earn Kinmonth Mains J. Todd do. Kinnaird House E. P. Potter Dunkeld Kinnaird Mains D. Mitchell Inchture Kinnell House C. H. G. Host Killin Kinnoull Cottage Lord Charles Kerr Perth Kintillo J. Henderson Bridge of Earn Kippen House W. B. Brown Dunning Kippendavie Patrick J. Stirling Dunblane Kippenross John Stirling do. Kirkton E. Thomson Perth_ Knowhead John Anderson Dunning Laighwood Eobert Elliot Dunkeld Langley Bank Eev. Gilbert Laing Perth Langley Cottage Unoccupied do. Lanrick Castle Andrew Jardine Stirling LassintuUoch Mrs J. S. M'Donald Eannoch Lathirsk William Johnstone Falkland Lawers David E. Williamson Crieff Lawgrove House Andrew Alexander Perth Lawhill George Eichmond Auchterarder Lawton House Mrs M'Culloch Coupar-Angus Ledard House C. E. Hope Vere Aberfoyle Leitchhill James Powrie Perth Leny J. B. Hamilton Callander Letham Captain Letham Bankfoot Letham House Miss Oswald Perth Limepots Capt. T. H. Murray do. Lindores House Lady Maitland Lindores Linkholm Mrs Shepherd Blairgowrie Lintrose House Mungo Murray Coupar-Angus n 1 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Lochdochart Edward G. Place Crieff Lochton James Brown Inchture Lochtummel Lodge G. L. Galbraith Pitlochry Lochard Lodge Eobert Dick Aberfoyle Lochard Shooting George Middleton do. Lodge Loonbrae John Chapman Blairgowrie Lower Greenside Thomas Arnot Newburgh Lower Lochard Lodge D. Napier Aberfoyle Loyal House Hon. Capt. W. Ogilvy Alyth Lude House J. P. M'Inroy Blair-Athole Luncarty William Marshall Perth Machany House Unoccupied Auchterarder Madderty House A. Henry Crieff Maggot) ands W. Thomson Inchture Mansfield Misses Stewart Callander Marlee House Miss E. Blair Blairgowrie Marlefield J. Campbell Tibbermuir Marlehall James Beattie Stanley Marshall Cottage Arch. Reid Perth Meggernie Castle R. S. Menzies Fortingall Megginch Castle John M. Drummond Errol Meikleour House John Maxtone Perth Merklands Capt. C. R. Simpson Blairgowrie Methven Castle William Smythe Methven Middletown John M'Laren Thornhill Middlehaugh J. M. Ferguson Pitlochry Milleara House Miss Home Drummond Auchterarder Milnab Peter MTldowie Crieff Milton House Peter Clark Auchterarder Miltown of Collace William Henderson Coupar-Angus Monachoil J. M 'Donald Lochearnhead MoncriefFe Mrs Colonel Briggs Bridge of Earn Moncrieffe House Sir Thomas Moncrieffe do. Moness House Colonel S. H. Murray Aberfeldy Montague W. Thomson Balbeggie Monzie Castle William Johnstone Crieff Morenich House Messrs Greive KiUin Mornington Dr Guthrie, R.N. Abernethy Mount Ericht Charles Inches Blairgowrie Mudhall J, Whitson Coupar-Angus Mugdrura P. Hay Paterson Newburgh Muirhall J. Rutherford Perth Murie House Mrs Yeamaa Errol F2 74 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Murray stall John Murray Graham Perth Murthly Castle J. Graham Dunkeld Murthly Castle Sir Wm. D. Stewart, do. (Hospital) Bart. Mylnefield House William Brand Longforgan Myres Castle Mrs Greig Auchtermuchty Newbigging J. Irvine Methven Newfargie Maj.-Gen. Willoughby Bridge of Earn Trevelyan Newhall T. Anderson Blairingone Newhall Mrs Shaw Coupar-Angus Newhouse John Martin Perth Newtnill Captain Alex. Duflf Bankfoot Newrailn Patrick M. Matthew Perth Newton Dr John M'Laren Blairgowrie Newton Farm Thomas Graham Almondbank Newton House A. Spens Perth Oakbank Misses Eoss do. Oakbank David Grimond Blairgowrie Ochtertyre Sir P. K. Murray Crieff Oliverburn W. Bell Errol Orchill Alexander M'Beath Blair-Athole Orcbill Farm J. Haldane Blackford Orchill House G. P. Guinnes Braco Overdurdie Principal Dewar, D.D Errol Paris House Arthur Hay Barclay Damhead Parkhead George Forbes Perth Parkhead George PI ay fair Blairgowrie Parkhill Thomas H. Whitson Old Rattray Peel William Fraser Tibberrauir Pepper Knowes John W. Rannie Glencarse Percy John Stewart Bridge of Cally Physician's Hall Dr Wylie Errol Pitcairley Robert Cathcart Auchtermuchty Pitcairn Bleachfield David Lumsden Almondbank Pitcairns House Angus Turner Bridge of Earn Pitcullen Bank W. L. Lindsay, M.D. Perth Pitfour Castle Sir J. S. Richardson Glencarse Pitkeathly House Mrs Mary Moncrieff Bridge of Earn Pitkellony Lewis Kennedy MuthiU Pitkindie Alexander Geekie Inchture Pitlour Moncreiffe Skene Strathmiglo Pitmurthly James Maxtone Redgorton Pitnacree David L. Burn Dunkeld NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 75

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Pitnacree Thos. B. Potter Dunkeld Pitskelly James Stewart Balbeggie Pittenzie Mrs Maxtone Criefi- Pleasance Misses M'Laren Coupar-Angus Portaneilean Rev. Wm. Atkinson Pitlochry Princeland George Brown Clark Coupar-Angus Eannagulzion Professor W. Ramsay Bridge of Cally Eannoch Barracks Unoccupied Rannoch Rannoch Lodge Hon. Lady Menzies do. Eeichip J. Morison Dunkeld Retreat A. Anderson New Scone Rhynd Thomas Landale Rhynd Riemore John Gordon Dunkeld Rockdale Cottage Henry Bell Perth Rockville Edwin H. Grasby do. Rohallion James Condie do. Rosebank R. S. Gentle do. Rose Cottage Dr James Steele Scone Rosemount Miss Marshall Perth Rosemount Robert Geekie Blairgowrie Rossie House Dr B. A. Bremner Bridge of Earn Rossie House Captain J. Maitland Auchtermuchty Rossie Ochil Lord Ivory Bridge of Earn Rossie Priory Lord Kinnaird, K.T. Inchture Rotearns Peter Gai'diner Braco Row Rev. John L. Foggo Doune Ruthvenfield House Robert Bell Perth Ruthven House Mrs D. S. M'Laggan do. Runnavey John Robertson Spittal of Glenshee Runnavey Lodge W. M. M'Donald Blairgowrie Sands House James Johnstone Kincardine Scone Palace Earl of Mansfield Perth Seaside James Constable Errol Seggieden Col. Drummond Hay Perth SbielhiU James M'Farlane Stanley Shierglass Robert M'Donald Blair-Athole Snaigow Mrs Keay Dunkeld Soilarzie James Wallace Blairgowrie Spitalfield Med. Prac. T. Keay Spitalfield Springfield Cottage James M. Honey Perth Springland Mrs Glas Sandeman do. Stanley House Samuel Howard Stanley St Alban's Cottage Major Dreghorn Perth Stenton T. G. Murray Dunkeld 76 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

St Fink David Anderson Old Rattray St Magdalene's John Wanliss Perth St Martins Wm. M. M'Donald do. St Mary's Tower Lord J. Manners, M.P. Dunkeld Stobhall James Macbeath Perth Stormontfield Unoccupied do. Straloch, Mains of Thomas Farquharson Kirkmichael Strathallan Castle Viscount Strathallan Auchterarder Strathgarry House Mrs Colonel Stewart Blair-Athole Stronvar David Carnegie Lochearnhead Strone House George Constable Bridge of Cally Strowan Thomas G. Stirling Crieff Sumner Lodge Robert Johnson Dunblane Sunbank Cottage Alexander Young Perth Tarsappie Mrs R. Kinnear do. Tarsappie, Easter J. Craigie Rhynd Tarsappie, Wester James R. Grieve do. Taymount Hon. D. Murray Perth Taymouth Castle Marq. of Breadalbane Aberfeldy Tayside Alexander Moncrieff Perth Teithside Major G. Paul Callander _ The Cairnies George Patton Perth The Gart John Holt Skinner Callander The Eoman Camp Alexander Stewart do. Tippermallo John Graham Methven Tirinie House Captain F. N. Menzies Aberfeldy Torrie, Easter D. M'Laren Callander Torwood Arch. Burns Dunkeld Tulliallan Castle Countess de Flahault Kincardine (Lady Keith) Tullochfield John Sandeman Perth Tullibelton Gen. R. R. Robertson do. Tullyfergus Patrick Millar Blairgowrie Tullymet William Dick Dunkeld Tullyneddie Cottage Thomas Aunand Blairgowrie Tummel Bridge Francis B. Atkinson Pitlochry Urrard House Captain B. A. Stewart Blair-Athole Valleyfield House Lady Preston Hay Culross Valleyfield, Low James Hogg do. Walnut Cottage George TurnbuU Perth Waterybutts Mrs Constable Errol Wellfield David Laurie Bridge of Earn Westerton House Sir James Alexander Bridge of Allan

Westfield 1 James Playfair Inchture LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE. 77

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

West Mains W. Brough Inchture Westwood Cottage George Eoss, W.S. Perth Willanslee Major Salmon do. Williamston Mrs M'Laggan Crieff Willowbank Thomas Sidely Perth Woodend John Lindsay do. Woodend Isaac A. Henry Crieff Woodhill Charles Trotter Blairgowrie AVoodlands H. Barclay, LL.D. Perth Woodside Cottage John G. Murray Coupar-Angus

XIV.-LIST OF THE CLERGY & THEIR PLACES OF WORSHIP IN PERTHSHIRE.

ESTABLISHED.

PLACE. NAME. POST TOWN.

Aberdalgie John Sharp Perth Aberfoyle Archibald F. Stewart Aberfoyle Abernethy David Duncan Newburgh Abernvte Kobert Leitch, M.A. Inchture Alyth James Kamsay Meigle Ardoch J. R. Campbell Braco Arngask Alexander Burt Kinross Auchterarder Robert Young Auchterarder Auchtergaven Perth Balquhidder A. M. M'Gregor Lochearnhead Bendochy James S. Barty, D.D. Coupar-Angus Blackford John Clark Auchterarder Blair-Athole A. R. Irvine, D.D. Blair-Athole Blairgowrie William Fraser, M.A. Blairgowrie Blairingone Alex. M'Whannel Stirling Bridge of Allan James Rankin, MA. Bridge of Allan Callander H. M'Diarmid, M.A. Callander Caputh Robert Home Scott Dunkeld CargiU Wm. Charles Rose Perth Clunie Robert Leishman Dunkeld 78 LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE.

PLACE. NAME. POST TOWN.

CoUace Thomas Brown Perth Comrie John M'Donald, D.D. Crieff Coupar-Angus P. J. Stevenson, D.D. Coupar-Angus Crieff John Cunningham Crieff Dunbarney Thomas D. Kirkwood Bridge of Earn Dunblane James Ingram, M.A. Dunblane Dunkeld, Little Daniel Macbride Dunkeld Dunning John Wilson Bridge of Earn Dowallj Thomas C. Wilson Dunkeld Dron Charles Goodall Bridge of Earn Dull Duncan Dewar Aberfeldy Errol Robert Graham Errol Forgandenny John Pagan Bridge of Earn Foss James Armstrong Pitlochry Fortevict Jas. Anderson, M.A. Bridge of Earn Fortingall Samuel Fergusson Aberfeldy Fowlis-Wester Thomas Hardy Crieff Gartmore James Markland Gartmore Gask James Martin Auchterarder Glendevon John Cunningham Stirling Glenshee George Menzies Blairgowrie Inchture John A. Honey Inchture Innerwick David Drummond Aberfeldy Kenmore David Duff, D.D. do. Kettins J. A. M'Kenzie, M.A. Coupar-Angus Killin John Campbell Killin Kilmadock G. Mitchell, M.A. Doune Kilspindie Wm. Wotherspoon Errol Kincardine Alexander Gray, D.D. Blairdrummond Kinclaven H. Henderson, D.D. Perth Kinfauns G. S. Davidson, M.A. do. Kinnaird John Spence Inchture Kinnoull John Anderson, M.A. Perth Kippen Alexander Matheson Kippen Kirkmichael Alexander Mackellar Blairgowrie Lecropt Peter William Young Bridge of Earn Lethendy David S. Eae Blairgowrie Longforgan William Eitchie, D.D. Dundee Logie R. J. Johnstone, M.A. Bridge of Earn Logiealmond Patrick M'Gregor Perth Logierait Sam. Cameron, M.A. Dunkeld Madderty William Stoddart Crieff Methven John Wilson Perth Moneydie Adam Milroy, M.A. do. LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE. 79

PLACE. NAME. POST TOWN.

Monzie James Taylor, M.A. Crieff Mouzievaird William Eobertson do. Moulin Duncan Campbell Pitlochry Muthill James Walker, M.A. Crieff Port of Monteith Alexander Turner Port of Monteith Eattray William Herdman Blairgowrie Eedgorton William Listen Perth Ehynd Eichard Earn say do. Scone John Crombie, D.D. do. St Madoes Walter Tait do. St Martins John Park do. Stanley Andrew J. Baxter do. Tenandry Patrick Grant, M.A. Blair-Athole Tibbermuir Ed. Robertson, M.A. Perth Trinity-Gask Alexander Hill Gray Auchterarder Trossachs William Monteith Callander TuUiallan John Smeaton Kincardine Wee in Alexander Campbell Aberfeldy

FREE.

Aberfeldy Donald E. Clarke Aberfeldy Abernethy Eobert Stevenson Newburgh Abernyte and Eait Joseph Wilson Inchture Aberuthven James M'Donald Auchterarder Alyth Archibald Fergusson _ Meigle Ardenaig Donald Mackenzie Killin Arngask John Young Kinross Auchterarder William Milne Auchterarder Auchtergaven John A, Cooke Perth Balquhidder E. J. Findlater, M.A. Crieff Blackford Andrew Donald, M.A. Auchterarder Blair-Athole Atholl Stuart Blair-Athole Blairgowrie (First) John Baxter, M.A. Blairgowrie do. _ Do. (South) Eobert Taylor Bridge of Allan John Ferguson Bridge of Allan Bucklyvie A. W. Morris Stirling Burreltown Alex. S. Eobertson Coupar-Angus Callander Andrew Bogle Callander Gargill Michael Stirling Perth Cargill Alexander Yule do. Clunie George Miller Dunkeld 80 LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE.

PLACE. NAME. POST TOWN.

Collace James Eeid Perth Comrie James Garment Crieff Coupar-Angus Thomas Bain Coupar-Angus Cray James Robertson Blairgowrie Dalguise Cosmo M'Pherson Dunkeld Doune Thomas Hislop Doune Dunblane Alexander Paterson Dunblane Dunbarney John Hume Wells Bridge of Earn Dunkeld Dougal M'Pherson Dunkeld Dunning Duncan M'Laren Bridge of Earn Errol James Grierson, D.D. Errol Forgandenny James Drummond Bridge of Earn Gartmore Alexander Clerihew Stirling Glenisla James W. Simpson Meigle Glenlyon Angus Brown Aberfeldy Kenmore Allan Sinclair do. Kinfauns Benjamin F. Greig Perth Kippen Patrick T. Muirhead Stirling Kilmadock Donald Ferguson Doune Kirkmichael Hugh M'MiUan Blairgowrie Killin Alex. Stewart, M.A. Killin Lawers David Campbell do. Lbngforgan John Hunter Dundee Logiealmond William Maxwell Perth Logierait George D. R. Munro Dunkeld Lethendy Walter Little Blairgowrie Madderty Thomas Gun Crieff Methven John M'Leish Perth Monzie John Reid Omond Crieff Moulin John Stewart Pitlochry Muthill William Douglas Crieff Pitcairngreen John Wm. Thomson Perth Eattray Adam Ross Blairgowrie Scone C. C. Stewart Perth Stanley William Mather do. Strathfillan Alexander M'Kinnon Tyndrum Tummelbridge Alexander M'lnnes Pitlochry

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.

Abernetby John Clark Newburgh Alyth Robert Hogg Meigle LIST OP THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE. 81

PLACE, NAME. I'OST TOWN.

Auchterarder (South) George Jacqne Auchterarder Do. (North) William Pringle do. Auchtergaven William Bayne Perth Balbeggie Alexander Pettigrew do. Blairlogie William M'Laren Stirling Bridge of Allan James Muir Bridge of Allan Bridge of Teith John M'Kerrow, D.D. Doune Comrie William F. Swan Crieff Coupar-Angus William Marshall Coupar-Angus Craigend James Wardrope Perth Crieff (First) William Eamsay Crieff Do. (South) John Martin do. Dalreoch Matthew Orr Auchterarder Dunblane William Blair, M.A. Dunblane Dunning Henry Stirling Bridge of Earn Errol John Lamb Errol Greenloaning John Macintyre, M.A. Braco Kinclaven David Young Perth Kinkell Auchterarder Lethendy Joseph Hay Blairgowrie Logiealmond Alexander Young Perth Methven John Miller do. Do. (Secession) George Bruce Watson do. Pathstruie William M 'Queen Bridge of Earn Pitcairn Robert Nelson Perth Pitroddie John L. Hunter Errol Kattray Robert Russell Blairgowrie Scone James Hill Perth

UNITED ORIGINAL SECEDE:rs.

Coupar-Angus John Barr Coupar-Angus Dunning Bridge of Earn

CONGREGATIONALIST.

Aberfeldy John M'Laren Aberfeldy Blairgowrie John Tait Blairgowrie Doune D. B. Mackenzie Doune Dunkeld Dunkeld

EVANGELICAL UNION.

Coupar-Angus R. Wallace Coupar-Angus 82 LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE.

BAPTIST.

PLACE. NAME. POST TOWN.

Blair-Athole John M'Lellan Blair-Athole Crieff Alexander Kirkwood Crieff Glenlyon Donald M'Lellan Aberfeldy TuUymett Donald Grant Dunkeld

EPISCOPALIAN. Eight Rev. Charles Wordsworth, D.C.L., Bishop, The Feu House, Perth.

Alyth John Burton, L.T. Meigle Blair and Pitlochry James S. Baird, M.A. Pitlochry Blairgowrie William Minniken Blairgowrie Bridge of Allan John Thomas Boyle Bridge of Allan Cou par-Angus John Torry, M.A. Coupar-Angus Crieff Alex. Lendrum, M.A. Crieff Dunblane Henry Malcolm, B.A. Dunblane Dunkeld John Macmillan, M.A. Dunkeld Muthill A. J. T. Morris, B.A. Crieff Strathtay Alex. Temple, B.A. Dunkeld Tummel Bridge Charles Robertson do.

r J. Hannah, D.C.L., 1 Warden i 1 R. H. Witherby, M.A., 1

Trinity College, ! Sub-Warden i- Perth Glenalmond C. J. Abbey, M.A., 1 Tutor in Theology 1 G. F. Browne, B.A. 1 John Turner, L.T. - J _

ROMAN CATHOLIC.

Blairgowrie John Carmont Blairgowrie Crieff and Perth George Rigg Crieff Murthly Castle James Mackay Dunkeld XV.-GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Abbot, Alexander, brassfounder, Dovecotland Abbott, James, weaver, Kose lane, Dovecotland Abbott, William, weaver, 47 Pomarium Abernetby, Charles, weaver, 25 Leonard street Absolon, George, M.D., 2 Graham's place, King street Adams, David, labourer, 302 High street Adams, George, pointsman, Dovecotland Adams, James, fitter, 27 Castlegable Adams, James, 70 South street Adams, John rail way-guard, 31 Leonard street Adams, Mrs David, 146 High street Adams, Mrs Gilbert, 17 East bridge street, Bridgend Adams, JIrs John, 21 Cross street Adamson, James, waiter, 224 High street Adamson, John, grain-merchant, 16 Pomarium Adamson, Eev. William, 50 Athole street Addis, Mrs William, lodgings, 69 North Methven street Adie, Archibald, draper, 16 St John street Advertiser and Strathmore Journal Office, Kirk close, 80 High street Agnew, Owen, grocer, 168 South street Aikman, Mrs James, 2 King's place Ainslie, James, engineer, 56 Mill street Ainslie, John, porter, 47 Stormont street Aitken, Charles, seaman, 18 Cow vennel Aitken, James, engine-driver, 1 Glover place, New town Aitken, Mrs John, 77 South street Aitken, Thomas, tea and coffee merchant, 8 Kinnoull street Alder, Mrs L., laundress, 85 Mill street Alderson, Jonathan, mail-guard, 39 Watergate Alexander, David, weaver, 15 Pomarium Alexander, John, sawyer, 6 Horner's lane Alexander, John, weaver, Thimblerow Alexander, Mrs Alexander, 31 Pomarium Alexander, Thomas, & Co., grain-merchants, 1 Kirkgate—house 29 York place Alexander, William, weaver, 8 Pomarium Alexander, William, labourer, 64 Pomarium 84 ALLAN—ANDERSON.

Allan, Alexander, superintendent of locomotive department, Scot- tish Central Railway, Bellevue House Allan, Andrew, gardener, 2 Carpenter street Allan, David, weaver, 16 Kinnoull causeway Allan, David, seaman, Dovecotland Allan, George (Inland Revenue), 18 North William street Allan, James, engine-fitter. Nelson street Allan, James, compositor, 70 South Methven street Allan, James, grocer, 29 Castlegable Allan, John, shoemaker, Thimblerow Allan, John, clerk, 81 Leonard street Allan, John, plumber, 20 Kinnoull causeway Allan, Miss Grace, 8 Watergate Allan, Miss Janet, seamstress, 2 Blackfriars wynd Allan, Mrs Alexander, 28 Commercial street, Bridgend Allan, Mrs Catherine, 297 High street Allan, Mrs George, milliner, 16 George street—house 42 Allan, Mrs James, winder, 48 Pomarium Allan, Mrs John, 199 South street Allan, Mrs John, 21 Cross street Allan, Mrs John, New town Allan, Mrs Robert, 374 and 388 High street Allan, Peter, police constable, 2 Carpenter street Allan, Robert, draper, 33 High street—house 224 Allan, Robert, precentor (Free West Church), 25 Leonard street Allan, Robert, weaver, 232 High street Allan, Stewart, weaver, 222 South street Allan, William, weaver, Shuttlefield close, South street Allan, William, clerk, New town Allison, James, blacksmith, 120 Canal crescent Allison, John C., engineer. New town Allison, Mrs James, lodgings, 55 High street Ancell, Mrs Robert, 39 York place Anderson, Alexander, turner, 97 South street Anderson, Charles, 10 St John's place Anderson, David, Free Middle Church officer, 27 Castlegable Anderson, David, dyer, 258 High street Anderson, David, weaver, 24 Pomarium Anderson, David, grocer, 274 High street Anderson, Duncan, labourer, Dovecotland Anderson, George, railway-brakesman, 21 Cross street Anderson, James, tailor, 6 Meal vennel Anderson, James, blacksmith, 34 Newrow Anderson, James, baker, 184 South street Anderson, James, mason. New town Anderson, James (of J. & M. Anderson), 43 York place Anderson, James, weaver, 19 Cross street Anderson, James, labourer, 125 South street ANDERSON. 85

Anderson, James, grocer and provision merchant, i King street Anderson, James, Middle Church officer, 7 IJeonard street Anderson, James, house-factor, 70 South street Anderson, John A. (Dickson & Turnbull), Ivybank, KinnouU Anderson, Rev. John, KinnouU manse Anderson, John, boilermaker, Dovecotland Anderson, John, tailor, 302 High street Anderson, John, coachmaker, 217 South street Anderson, John, blacksmith, Thimblerow Anderson, John, blockmaker, 24 Cow vennel Anderson, John, railway-guard. Nelson street Anderson, John, cabinetmaker, 1 Kirkgate Anderson, J. & M., china-merchants, 54 St John street Anderson, Matthew (of J. & M. Anderson), 41 York Place Anderson, Miss Agnes, dressmaker, 17 High street Anderson, Miss Alice, seamstress, Dovecotland Anderson, Miss Ann, seamstress, 55 Watergate Anderson, Miss Catherine, 23 Stormont street Anderson, Miss Elizabeth, 19 North Methven street Anderson, Miss Janet, 392 High street Anderson, Miss Jean, 39 Watergate Anderson, Miss Jessie, 55 Commercial street, Bridgend Anderson, Mrs, grocer, 153 High street—house 151 Anderson, Mrs Daniel, grocer, 19 Athole street Anderson, Mrs Duncan, 18 Carpenter street Anderson, Mrs George, 86 High Street Anderson, Mrs Janet, 394 High street Anderson, Mrs John, lodgings, 25 James street Anderson, Mrs John, 37 Main street, Bridgend Anderson, Mrs John, 5 Pomarium Anderson, Mrs Joseph, 35 Stormont street Anderson, Mrs Lawrence, 204 South street Anderson, Mrs Peter, 11 Barrack street Anderson, Mrs Peter, wireworker, 364 High street Anderson, Mrs Thomas, embroiderer, 123 High street Anderson, Nicholas, fruiterer, 1 Athole street Anderson, Peter (of Pirrie & Anderson), 5 Canal street Anderson, Peter, cooper, 6 Foundry lane Anderson, Robert, joiner, 13 Cutlog vennel Anderson, Robert, carter, 1 Speygate Anderson, Robert, carpenter, 25 Commercial street, Bridgend Anderson, Robert, dyer, 87 High street Anderson, Robert (Inland Revenue), 37 Main street, Bridgend Anderson, William (of Anderson & Christie), 39 N. Methven st. Anderson, William, shoemaker, 86 W^atergate Anderson, William, shoemaker, 132 High street Anderson, William, tailor, Dovecotland Anderson, William, builder, 21 King street 86 ANDERSON BALLANTYNE.

Anderson & Christie, marble and stone cutters, County place and Newrow Andrew, Kobert, naessenger, 17 North port Andrew, William, smith, 232 High street Angus, Charles, warper, 81 Pomarium Angus, James, blacksmith, 28 Leonard street Angus, John, shoemaker, Thimblerow Angus, John, labourer, 103 Canal street Angus, Ann, Thimblerow Angus, Miss Jessie, 20 Canal street Angus, Mrs George, Shuttlefield close. South street Angus, Mrs Henry, 33 Cross street Angus, Mrs John, 6 Canal street Angus, Mrs William, 51 Watergate Angus, William, labourer, Carr's croft Annan, James, plasterer, 68 Canal street Archer, Mrs James, lodgings, 20 West Mill street Archer, William, St John's Foundry—house Balhousie Archibald, William, stoneware merchant, 268 High Street—h. 258 Archibald, William, weaver, 16 Union lane Armstrong, Peter, labourer, 25 High Street Arnott, George, tanner, 55 High street Arnott, Eobert, pointsman, 38 Kinnoull causeway Arthur, Andrew, 18 Kirkgate Ash, Isaac, shoemaker, 266 High street Ashton, Alexander, bill-poster, 13 St John's place Ashton, Mrs Thomas, greengrocer, 30 Skinnergate Auchterlonie, William, book canvasser, 4 South street Ayson, James, manager (New Wheaten Bread Society), 12 Union st. Azzopard, Mrs Antonia, New town

Baddon, Isaac, mail-guard, 39 Watergate Bailey, Thomas, tailor & clothier, 70 George st. —h. 17 High st. Bain, James (Purifying Vegetable Aperient Pill Establishment), 53 Mill street Bain, James, 208 High street Baird, George S., engineer, 23 Kirkgate Baird, John, jeweller, 3 Bridge lane Baird, John, clerk, 16 West Mill street Baker, John, labourer, 126 High street Baker, Mrs, 14 South street Baker, Mrs George A., teacher of music, 29 Kinnoull street Baker, John, brushmaker, 45 Meal vennel Bald, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 60 Canal street—house 27 Princes street Ball, Robert, labourer, 216 South street Ballantyne, Mrs John, 266 High street BALLANTYNE BATE. 87

Baliantyne, Peter, miller, 110 South street Balmain, David, weaver, 55 Strathmore street, Bridgend Balmain, James, tobaceonist, 37 High street—h. 1 Nelson street Balmain, James, vpeaver, 139 Canal street Balmain, John, lodgings, 76 Athole street Balmain, Miss, 11 Marshall place Band, Eobert, miller, 84 South street Bank of Scotland's Office, St John street—E. Home, agent

Banks, Alexander, labourer, Clayholes ' Banks, Andrew, railway-guard, Queen street terrace, Craigie Banks, George, painter, 14 Kinnoull causeway Banks, James, engine-driver, 6 Canal street Banks, James, ropespinner, 406 High street Banks, Jane, Clayholes Banks, Miss Elizabeth, grocer, 37 South street Bannister, Miss, milliner, 9 Charlotte street— house 11 Bannister, Thos., bootmaker, 9 Athole place—h. 11 Charlotte st. Barber, Mrs Arthur, Shuttlefield close, Canal street Bai'clay, Alexander, joiner, 28 Melville street Barclay, Andrew, basketmaker, 10 Kirkgate Barclay, David, storekeeper, 10 East Bridge street, Bridgend Barclay, David, plasterer, 19 Hospital street Barclay, George, clerk, 10 Glover place, New town Barclay, Hugh, LL.D., Sheriff-sub., Woodlands, Glasgow road Barclay, James, labourer, 10 Pomarium Barclay, James, painter, 7 Stormont street Barclay, James, 71 High street Barclay, John M., portrait-painter, 1 Blackfriars street Barclay, Mrs James, 23 Stormont street Barclay, Mrs John, 35 Leonard street Barclay, Mrs, grocer, 25 Hospital street Barclay, William, Glencarse post-runner, 113 High street Barclay, William, hostler, 113 High street Barlas, David, manufacturer, 103 High street—house 92 Barlas, James, warper, 246 High street Barlas, Mrs William, ironmonger, 48 High street—h. Dovecotland Barker, Mrs Thomas, 60 Scott street Barnet, George (agent Eoyal Liver Friendly Society), 145 High st. Barnet, John, labourer, 89 Main street, Bridgend Barnett, John, blacksmith, 64 South street Barnett, Mrs C, remnant dealer, 30 Castlegable Barns, Thomas, provision merchant, 256 High street—house 254 Barrie, Alexander, engine-fitter, 32 Melville street Barrie, John, joiner, 232 High street—house 7 So. Methven street Barrie, Thomas, sawyer, 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend Barron, Mrs Peter, 22 Athole street Barty, John, tinsmith, 32 Newrow Bate, Alexander (of Bate, Stewart & Co.), 54 South William street BATE BELL.

Bate, Stewart, & Co., engineers, 9 Victoria street Baxter, David, labourer, 1 Earl's dykes Baxter, James, teacher, Craigie cottage Baxter, James, warper, 53 Strathmore street, Bridgend Baxter, James, wheelwright, 151 High street Baxter, John, labourer, 26 Main street, Bridgend Baxter, John, weaver, 28 Pomarium Baxter, John, weaver, Dovecotland Baxter, John, lampHghter, 29 Main street, Bridgend Baxter, John, railway-guard, 58 Leonard street Baxter, John, seaman, Cutlog vennel. High street Baxter, John, candlemaker, Dovecotland Baxter, Miss Jane, lodgings, 64. South street Baxter, Mrs Alexander, washer, 10 County place Baxter, Mrs James, 25 Hospital street Baxter, Mrs James, 25 Leonard street Baxter, Mrs Janet, washer, 238 High street Baxterj Mrs Peter, 246 High street Baxter, Mrs William, 15 Pomarium Baxter, Konald, engine-driver, New town Baxter, William, weaver, 60 Pomarium Bayne, Adam, grocer, 129 Canal street Bayne, David, music saloon, 64 St John street Bayne, James, grocer, 3 Leonard street—house 25 Bayne, James, weaver, Dovecotland Bayne, John, weaver, Dovecotland Bayne, J. & W., stationers and printers, 29 High street— office 46 St John street—house 1 Kirkgate Bayne, Mrs James, 9 Charter street Bayne, William, railway-porter, 65 Strathmore street, Bridgend Bayne, William, stoker, 291 High street Beanstone, Mrs Peter, 7 Leonard street Beath, Miss Jane, 254 High street Beatson, David, confectioner, 77 South street Beatson, David, weaver, 97 South street Beatson, James, porter, Malloch's close. Canal street Beatson, James, weaver, 6 St Paul's square Beatson, John, Strathtay Inn, 41 Castlegable Beatson, Mrs General, 4 Graham's place, King street Beatson, William, labourer, 239 High street Beattie, John, tobacconist, 158 High street— h. 8 Murray street Beattie, John, labourer, 8 Cross street Begg, George, dairy, Deadlands Belford, A. A., commercial traveller, 47 King street Belford, William, bleacher, 29 Stormont street Belford, William, printer o'i Perthshire Advertiser, 80 High street — house 23 Barossa place Bell, Adam, engine-cleaner, 5 Kinnoull causeway BELL BINNIE. 89

Bell, Alexander, slater and Welsh slate-merchant, 31 King street Bell, Andrew, tinsmith, Thimblerow Bell, Arthur (of Bell & Sandeman), 1 Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie Bell, David, seaman, 9 Speygate Bell, David, railway-guard, 8 Glover place, New town Bell, James, brassfounder, 5 Mill street Bell, James, cabinetmaker, 22 & 24 Charlotte Street— house 3 North port Bell, James, shoemaker, 18 Skinnergate Bell, James, bootmaker, 308 High street Bell, James, dental surgeon, 2 Charlotte street Bell, James, tailor, 22 Union lane Bell, John, slater, 44 Pomarium Bell, Joseph, slater, 25 North Methven street Bell & Keay, manufacturers, 83 Leonard street Bell, Miss Cecilia, 60 Scott street Bell, Miss Jane, lodgings, 22 Union lane Bell, Misses, lodgings, 28 Athole street Bell, Mrs Andrew, 38 Skinnergate Bell, Mrs Janet, Thimblerow Bell, Mrs John, winder, 291 High street Bell, Mrs Peter, 7 Leonard street Bell, Mrs Thomas, milliner, 240 South street Bell, Mrs William, fishmonger, 18 North William street Bell, Kannie, & Co., wine-merchants, 35 St John street Bell, Eobert, labourer, 23 Commercial street, Bridgend Bell, Robert, labourer, 9 Foundry lane Bell, Robert, dyer, 159 South street Bell, William, store, 315 High street Bell, William, fisher, 214 High street Bell, William, weaver, 240 South street Bell, William (of Bell & Keay), 118 Canal street Bell, William, labourer, 12 Paul street Bell & Sandeman, wine-merchants, 34 Kirkside Bennet, Archibald, engineer, Queen street terrace, Craigie Bennet, David, railway-guard, 81 Pomarium Bennet, James, victualler, Princes street—house 40 Victoria street Bennet, James, wright, 28 Watergate Bennet, James, bookbinder, 4 Horner's lane Bertram, John, joiner, Melville street Bett, Cecilia, mangle, 5 Scott street Bett, John, railway-guard, 47 Canal street Bett, Mrs John, 58 South street Bevendge, Robert, brewer, 6 St Paul's square Bickford, Mrs William, 21 Main street, Bridgend Billetmaster's Office, 3 High street — Andrew Boyle, billetmaster Billiard Rooms, 30 George street Binnie, George, railway-guard. New town f2 —

90 BIRD BOTHROID.

Bird, Thomas, labourer, 75 Leonard street Birrel, Miss Ann, Bellwood Cottage, Kinnoull Birrel, William, shoemaker, 87 Canal street Birss, John, goods-guard, New town Bissett, David, fireman, 77 Pomarium Bissett, James, weaver, 292 High street Bissett, James, gardener, Bellwood lodge, Kinnoull Bissett, Mrs Barbara, 199 South street Bissett, Mrs David, winder, 7 Pomarium Bissett, Mrs Thomas, 137 High street Bissett, William, dyer, 14 Kinnoull causeway Bissett, William, inch-watcher, 332 High street Bissett, William, warper, 333 High street Bissett, William, plasterer, 10 Guard vennel Bissett, William, weaver, Thimblerow Black, John, milliner & umbrella manufacturer, 165 High street house 163 Black, John, French polisher, 151 High street Black, Miss, 19 Marshall place Black, Mrs George, 52 South street Black, Mrs Thomas, 170 High street Black, Eobert, railway policeman, 19 Cross street Bl^ack, Samuel, miller, 18 West Mill street Blair, Andrew, bookseller, 39 Mill street—house 8 Barrack street Blair, James, labourer, 67 South street Blair, James, labourer, 14 Paul street Blair, John, Balbeggie post-runner, 44 Main street, Bridgend Blair, John, stocking-weaver, 25 Kirkgate Blair, Miss Ann, 15 Flesh vennel Blair, Miss Elizabeth, milliner, 130 High street Blair, Miss Johanna, eating-house, 29 Watergate Blair, Mrs Alexander, 19 Cross street Blair, Mrs David, 129 High street ' Blair, Mrs Thomas, 219 High street Blair, Mrs William, 8 Union street Blair, Thomas, blacksmith, 17 Stormont street Blair, Thomas, labourer, 315 High street Blair, William, manufacturer, 67 North Methven street—house 5 Charlotte street Blair, William, writer, 14 Keir street, Bridgend Blatch, Rev. William, St John's Parsonage, 10 Marshall place Blyth, George, mangle, 46 Main street, Bridgend Bone, Richard, engine-driver, 15 Horner's lane Bonnar, Edward, shoemaker, 74 South street Bonnar, John, carpenter, 170 High street Boos, Frederick, professor of music and languages, 19 Barossa pi, Borthwick, John F., 3 Skinnergate Bothroid, Mary, 16 Union lane BOWER BRODIE. 91

Bower, Mrs David, 123 High street Bower, Mrs John, Stormont Cottage, Bridgend Bower, Mrs Kobert, 43 Mill street Bowes, Eobert, shoemaker, 39 Watergate Bowes, William, labourer, 13 Stormont street Bowie, John, joiner, 45 Scott street Bowman, William, cab-driver, 50 High street Boyd, Alexander, porter, Dovecotland Boyd, David, labourer, 1 Paul street Boyd, David, plasterer, 32 Reform street Boyd, Fox Maule (of Stalker & Boyd), 21 King street Boyd, Major J. W., staff-officer of pensioners, Coburg place, King's place Boyd, John, engine-driver, 35 Scott street Boyd, Mrs Robert, winder, 52 Pomarium Boyd, Mrs Peter, 55 Watergate Boyd, Mrs Peter, grocer, Dovecotland Boyd, Peter, labourer, 6 High street Boyd, Thomas, militia Serjeant, 14 Kinnoull causeway Boyle, Andrew (late Superintendent of Police), 3 High street Boyle, Austin, labourer, Cutlog vennel Boyle, David, dyer, Clayholes Boyle, David, dyer, 394 High street Boyle, John (Mackenzie & Dickson), Inchbank, Bridgend Boyle, William, engine-fitter, 1 Kinnoull causeway Bradley, John, twister, 1 Kinnoull causeway Bradley, John, carpenter, 11 South street Bradley, Mrs Giles, 71 Victoria street Brady, Terrance, auctioneer, 70 High street—house 72 Brae, John, gardener, 9 Commercial street, Bridgend Brae, Miss Isabella, 12 Commercial street, Bridgend Braid, Miss Elizabeth, laundress, 13 Cutlog vennel Braid, Thomas, joiner, 97 South street Braidwood, George, lather, 15 Pomarium Bramwell, James P., M.D., 18 Barossa place Brand, Mrs, 52 Victoria street Branning, Mrs, lodgings, 130 South street Brewster, Alexander, gardener, 43 Strathmore street, Bridgend Brewster, George, joiner, 142 Canal crescent Brewster & Pattullo, wood-merchants, 51 Victoria street Bridgend Water Assessment Ofeice, 4 West Bridge street, Bridgend—William Drysdale, collector Bridges, Mrs John, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend Bridges, William, carpenter, 12 South street British Linen Company's Bank, George st. —Conning & Hunter, agents Brodie, Colin, clerk, 34 Newrow Brodie, James, salesman, 60 Pomarium 92 BKODIE BROWN.

Brodie, Miss Margaret, 4 Mill wynd Brough, Alexander, baker, 55 Mill street Brough, George, ropespinner, Thimblerow Brough, James, painter, 136 South street Brough, John, baker, 80 High street Brough, Miss Catherine, 43 Canal street Brough, Miss Jane, 26 Princes street Brough, Mrs Andrew, 86 High street Brough, Mrs Andrew, 48 George street Brough, Mrs Andrew, 5 Barrack street Brough, Mrs James, 43 Canal street Brough, Eobert, dairy, 88 Watergate Brough, William, meal-dealer, 222 High street—house 224 Brown, Alexander, embroiderer, Burton place —house 16 Marshall place Brown, Alexander, flesher, 9 Castlegable Brown, Alexander, labourer, 66 Leonard street Brown, Alexander, dyer, 232 High street Brown, Andrew, joiner, 98 South street BroM'n, Daniel, bird-stufFer, 13 Bridge lane—house New Scone Brown, David, labourer, 333 High street Brown, David, labourer, 15 Guard vennel Brown, David, baker, 4 Mill wynd Brown, George (of Brown & Logic), 113 High street Brown, James (Ordnance Survey Office), 14 Watergate Brown, James, toolmaker, 55 Pomarium—shop 42 Newrow Brown, James, engine-driver, 49 Canal street Brown, James, labourer, 71 Pomarium Brown, James, gasfitter, 28 Barossa street Brown, James, weaver, 16 North port Brown, John, joiner, 45 Newrow Brown, John, platelayer, 240 South street Brown, John, shoemaker, 232 High street Brown, John, blacksmith, 14 Paul street Brown & Logie, wholesale grocers, 117 High street and 2 Mill st. Brown, Mrs Alexander, 25 Pomarium Brown, Mrs C, 69 South street Brown, Mrs David, 16 Strathmore street, Bridgend Brown, Mrs George, 7 Stormont street Brown, Mrs James, midwife and ladies' nurse, 14 Watergate Brown, Mrs James, 266 High street Brown, Mrs John, 224 High street Brown, Mrs John, Kirk close, St John's place Brown, Mrs John, 55 Newrow Brown, Mrs John, 183 South street Brown, Mrs Thomas, grocer, 38 Newrow Brown, Mrs William, Auchtergaven Tavern, S. Methven street Brown, Peter, fishing-tackle maker, 9 George street—house 4 BROWN BUCHAN,

Brown, Kobert, engine-driver, 232 High street Brown, Kobert, quarter-master sergeant, E. P. Rifles, 19 Princes st. Brown, T. & W., joiners, 211 High street—house 246 Brown, Thomas, coal-agent, 5 Hospital street Brown, Thomas, carter, 8 Barrack street Brown, William, teacher of drawing, Croft Cottage, Bridgend Brown, Rev. William, A.M., Chaplain of General Prison, St Ste- phen's Cottage, 31 Canal street Brown, William, ironmonger, &c., Kirkside—house above Brown, William, spirit-dealer, 105 High street— house 4 Union st. Brown, William, shipowner, 2 Victoria street Brown, William, gutta-percha shoe-shop, 109 High street Brown, William, labourer, 13 Barossa street Brownsmith, Edward, engine-fitter, 51 Scott street Bruce, Alexander, labourer, 44 Meal vennel Bruce, David, glazier, 102 High street Bruce, George (of J. B & Son), Mills court, 96 High street Bruce, George, millwright, 1 IJnion street Bruce, James, & Son, glaziers, 100 High street Bruce, John, warder, 1 South WiUiam street Bruce, John, 5 St Leonard's bank Bruce, John, tailor and clothier, 58 St John st. —h. 19 York place Bruce, Margaret, 292 High street Bruce, Mrs James, 34 South William street Bruce, Mrs John, fruiterer, 53 Princes street Bruce, Robert, shoemaker, 87 High street Bruce, Tbomas, shipmaster, 105 South street Bruce, Thomas, labourer, 82 Reform place Bruce, William, blacksmith, 3 Earl's dykes Bruce, William, pensioner, 40 Leonard street Bruce, Captain William, 22 Main street, Bridgend Bruntfield, Alexander, weaver, Claypots wynd Bruntfield, David, blacksmith, 184 South street Bruntfield, David, watchmaker, 4 South street Bruntfield, George, paper-agent, 238 High sti'eet Bruntfield, Thomas, corkcutter, 116 High street Bruntfield, Mrs Alexander, 102 High street Bryce, Mrs William, 321 High street Bryden & Sons, John, bellhangers, &c., 33 St John street Bryson, Charles, fishing-rod maker, 21 Barossa street Bryson, William, teacher of dancing and music, 25 Barossa street Buchan, Charles, labourer, 25 High street Buchan, James (of Buchan & Low), 3 Athole street Buchan, James, weaver, Mill close Buchan, James, calico-printer, 89 South street Buchan, John, weaver, Thimblerow Buchan & Low, grocers and iron-merchants, 107 High street Buchan, Miss, dairy, Craigie mill 94 BUCHAN BUTTER.

Buchan, Miss, lodgings, 9 Nortli Methven street Buchan, Mrs Henry, Dovecotland Buchanan, Alexander, coachman, 39 Castlegable Buchanan, Archibald, smith, 3 Bridge lane Buchanan, Daniel, railway-guard, 71 Pomarium Buchanan, David, pointsman, 330 High street Buchanan, James, railway-guard, Dovecotland Buchanan, L. M., clerk. Paradise place. King street ^ Buchanan, Mrs, 3 Rose terrace Buchanan, Mrs Alexander, Craigie Buchanan, Mrs Donald, 8 Mill street Buchanan, Mrs George, milliner and dressmaker, 12 Kirkgate Buchanan, Mrs John, grocer, 80 South street Buchanan, Peter, agent for Wellwood coal, Burton place Buchanan, William (Perth Brewery), 12 North Methven street Budge, Mrs James, 24 Pomarium Bulk & Son, Andrew, rope work, 40 Princes street Bulk, Edward (Bulk & Son), 41 South street Buist, Andrew, Barnhill Cottage Buist, Andrew, M.D., 28 King street Buist, Andrew, timekeeper, Dovecotland Buist, Miss Elizabeth, 46 St John street Buist, Mrs Jane, 32 Skinnergate Buist, Robert, session-clerk, 6 Charlotte street— house 28 King st. Buist, Thomas, wright, 37 Newrow Buist, William, plasterer, 101 Watergate Buist, William, plasterer, 25 Kirkgate Burgess, James, police-constable, 77 South street Burgess, James, moulder, 89 South street Burgess, John, weaver, 26 Kinnoull causeway Burgess, Mrs Archibald, Lower Craigie Burgh Assessor's Ofpjce, 3 High street—J. Eeaddie, assessor Burgh Court-Room, 1 High street Burk, Mitchell, labourer, 134 High street Burk, Thomas, fireman, 34 Pomarium Burnett, James, game-dealer, 31 Mill street Burns, Alexander, tailor, 6 Paul street Burns, Archibald, manager, Central Bank, 50 St John street Burns, David, mason, 12 Kinnoull causeway Burns, David, gamekeeper, New town Burns, Felix, furniture-dealer, 164 High street Burns, George, shipowner, Burton place Burns, John, gasfitter, 26 West Mill street Burns, Mrs Robert, dairy, 1 Murray street Burns, Mrs Samuel, 16 Carpenter street Burns, Thomas, saddler, 163 High street Burry, Misses, lodgings, 6 Canal street Burton, Rev. John, Moncrieffe bank, Craigie Butter, Mrs Duncan, vintner, 225 South street CADDLE CAMEKON. 95

C Caddie, James, bank-porter, 52 St Joha street Cain, Daniel, labourer, 103 Soutb street Cairncross, James, tailor and elotbier, 28 High street Cairncross, Mrs George, 5 George street Cairnie, David, labourer, 43 Castlegable Cairnie, John, labourer, 9 Paul's close, Newrow Cairnie, Robert, sen., bellhanger, 74 St John street Cairnie, Robert, commercial traveller, 60 High street Cairnie, Thomas, 148 South street Cairns, Laurence, mason, 95 High street Calder & Sons, James, shipbuilders, MoncrieflFe Saw-mill, Shore Calderwood, James, shoemaker, 44 Meal vennel Calderwood, James, boot and shoe maker, 63 High street—h. 59 Calderwood, James, shoemaker, 100 Watergate Calderwood, Matthew, flesher, 148 South street Cameron, Alexander, mason, 10 KinnouU causeway Cameron, Alexander, carriage-inspector. New town Cameron, Alexander, seaman, 70 South street Cameron, Daniel, mason, 6 Paul street Cameron, Daniel, draper, 197 High street—house 238 Cameron, David, mason, 32 Barossa street Cameron, Duncan, shoemaker, 41 Stormont street Cameron, James, grocer, 25 Strathmore street, Bridgend Cameron, James, labourer, 1 Cross street Cameron, James, blacksmith, 71 Watergate Cameron, James, upholsterer, 22 Gowrie street, Bridgend—h. 5 Cameron, James, joiner, 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend Cameron, James, cabinetmaker, 26 Melville street Cameron, James, weaver, Dovecotland Cameron, John, mason, 65 Strathmore street, Bridgend Cameron, John, weaver, Claypots wynd Cameron, John, weaver, Dovecotland Cameron, John, labourer, 390 High street Cameron, John, weaver, 327 High street Cameron, John, labourer, 129 High street Cameron, Miss Catherine, 9 Strathmore street, Bridgend Cameron, Miss Jane, 25 Leonard street Cameron, Miss Margaret, flesher, 22 West Mill street Cameron, Mrs, 19 Mill street Cameron, Mrs, lodgings. Flesh vennel Cameron, Mrs Agnes, 119 South street Cameron, Mrs Alexander, 18 Kirkgate Cameron, Mrs Alexander, 2 Victoria street Cameron, Mrs Charles, grocer, 48 Athole street Cameron, Mrs George, Thimblerow Cameron, Mrs James, 9 Castlegable 96 CAMERON CAMPBELL.

Cameron, Mrs James, 26 Melville street Cameron, Mrs James, 47 Watergate Cameron, Mrs John, 14 Mill street Cameron, Mrs Joseph, 219 High street Cameron, Mrs Eobert, winder, 302 High street Cameron, Mrs Thomas, 55 Pomarium Cameron, Neil, labourer, 11 Hospital street Cameron, Peter, sawyer, 129 South street Cameron, Robert, potatoe-salesman, 1 Leonard street Cameron, Robert, plant-collector. New town Cameron, Thomas, smith, 9 Castlegable Cameron, William, builder, Victoria street—h. South WilUam st. Cameron, William, umbrella-maker, 3 W. Bridge street, Bridgend Cameron, William, stoker, 11 Cow vennel Campbell, Alexander, coal-merchant, Earl's dykes—house 39 Kin- noull causeway Campbell, Anthony, stocking-weaver, 258 High street Campbell, Archibald, labourer, Clayholes Campbell, Lieut.-Col. Archibald, Barossa place Campbell, Archibald, dyer and renovator, 3 S. Methven st. — li, 7 Campbell & Co., Archibald, china dealers, 46 Mill street Campbell, Colin, carriage-inspector, New town Campbell, George, mason, 53 South street Campbell, James, clerk, 2 Victoria street Campbell, James, painter, 132 High street Campbell, Jedediah, labourer, 145 High street Campbell, John, spirit-dealer, 10 Castlegable Campbell, John, police-constable, 2 Carpenter street Campbell, John, tailor, 139 Canal street Campbell, John, blacksmith, 12 Pomarium Campbell, John, spirit-dealer, 41 North Methven street Campbell, John, hosier, 132 High street Campbell, John, shoemaker, 19 Kirkside Campbell, John, sawyer, 6 Paul street Campbell, Joseph, painter and paper-hanger, 97 High street Campbell, Miss Catherine, 28 Cowrie street, Bridgend Campbell, Miss Christina, dressmaker, 246 High street Campbell, Miss Elizabeth, lodgings, 4 South Methven street Campbell, Miss Jane, greengrocer, 18 Cowrie street, Bridgend Campbell, Miss Margaret, seamstress, 7 Paul street Campbell, Mrs, mangle, 238 High street Campbell, Mrs, lodgings, 3 South William street Campbell, Mrs, eating-house, 124 South street Campbell, Mrs Alexander, grocer, 135 South street— house 8 Kin- noull street Campbell, Mrs Duncan, 27 Strathmore street, Bridgend Campbell, Mrs James, 19 North port Campbell, Mrs John, 25 Leonard street CAMPBELL—CASSIDY, 97

Campbell, Mrs Peter, 69 George street Campbell, Mrs Kobert, 50 Main street, Bridgend Campbell, Mrs Thomas, 55 Princes street Campbell, Peter, mason, 41 Kinnoull causeway Campbell, Peter, sawyer, 10 Athole street Campbell, Peter, sen. (of P. & P. Campbell), 3 North Methven st. Campbell, Peter, jun. (of P. & P. Campbell), 36 North Methven st. Campbell, P. & P., silk-dyers and renovators, 9 South Methven st. Campbell, Robert, mason, 170 High street Campbell, Robert, plumber, 99 Canal street Campbell, William, seaman, 77 South street Campbell, William, 23 Castlegable Campbell, William, engine-cleaner, 21 Cross street Campbell, William, gasfitter, 14 Union street Campbell, William, weaver, Dovecotland Campsie, James, Free St Leonard's Church officer, St Ann's lane Campsie, James, shopman, 6 Murray street Campsie, John, painter, 25 Castlegable Campsie, Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 224 High street Cant, Andrew, baker, 123 South street Cantwell, Mrs Joseph, 308 High street Carbery, Richard, engine-driver, 7 Barossa street Carbery, Richard, engine-driver, 48 South Methven street Cardy, Edward, bandmaster, R, P. Rifles, 8 Kinnoull street Cargill, Miss Jane, 14 Rose terrace Cargill, Mrs Daniel, 3 Barossa place Carmichael, Alexander, porter, 159 South street Carmichael, James, labourer, 4 Lowe street Carmichael, John, Temperance Hotel, 31 St John street Carmichael, John, cooper, 15 Speygate Carmichael, Mrs I)., 65 Strathmore street, Bridgend Carmichael, Mrs John, 16 Kinnoull causeway Carmichael, Peter, 88 South street Carmichael, Peter, Saluation Hotel, 24 South street Carnegie, John, labourer, 13 Cow vennel Carnegie, Mrs Alexander, 82 South street Carnegie, William, labourer, 69 South street Carr, Alexander, millwright, 39 Main street, Bridgend Carr, James, porter, 4 Mill close Carr, Robert, baker, 49 South Methven street Carron, Mrs John, tobacconist, 84 High street—h. 34 Athole st. Carron, William, draper, 56 St John street—house 34 Athole st. Carse, William, saddler, 10 Barrack street Carson, John, cabinetmaker and furnishing ironmonger, 58 Meal vennel—warerooms 192 South street Carson, Joseph, cabinetmaker, 47 Meal vennel Carter, Ridley, commercial traveller, Craigie Cassidy, Peter, broker, 38 Meal vennel G —

98 CASSIDY CHRISTIE.

Cassidy, Thomas, labourer, Claypots wynd Cattanach, James, hawker, 224 High street Cattanach, Miss Mary, teacher, 140 High street Cattanach, Mrs John, feather-dresser, 170 High street Caw, Matthew, town's oflScer, 11 North port Caw, William, labourer, 79 Leonard street Caw, William, dyer, 75 Leonard street Central Bank op Scotland, 50 St John street—A. Burns, agent Cess Office, County Buildings Chalmers, Henry, pie-baker, 68 High street Chalmers, James, grocer and seed-merchant, 12 St John street house 30 High street Chalmers, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 2 Leonard place Chalmers, John, copper and tin smith, 260 High street—house 258 Chalmers, John, labourer, 74 South street Chalmers, John, vintner, 1 York place Chalmers, John, labourer, 61 Strathmore street, Bridgend Chalmers, Miss, 67 Canal street Chalmers, Miss Ann, 204 South street Chalmers, Miss Isabella, milliner, 6 Leonard place Chalmers, Miss Margaret, 67 Pomarium Chalmers, Mrs Andrew, winder, 27 Cross street Chalmers, Mrs Ann, 6 Castlegable Chalmers, Mrs Elizabeth, 333 High street Chalmers, Mrs John, lodgings, 232 High street Chalmers, Peter, serjeant major, K. P. Rifles, 19 Princes street Chalmers, Peter, hostler, 82 South street Chalmers, Robert, baker, 184 South street Chalmers, William, timekeeper, 9 Scott street Chalmers, William, tailor, Horse cross Chalmers, William, dyer, 141 Canal street Chaloner, Thomas D., excise-oflScer, 60 Scott street Chaplain, Misses, teachers, 16 North William street —house 50 Athole street Chapman, Peter, land-surveyor, 22 Kirkgate Chapman, Thomas, clerk, 12 Melville street Chisholm, Alexander, gardener, 42 Athole street Chisholm, James, shoemaker, 219 High street Chisholm, John, sack contractor, Craigie House Chisholm, Mrs James, 21 Kinnoull street Chisholm, Mrs John, winder, 219 High street Chisholm, Mrs John, confectioner, 18 Athole street Chisholm, Robert F. (H. M. Customs), 38 Victoria street Chisholm, William B., draper, 68 Athole street Christie, Alexander (of Anderson & Christie), 56 Leonard street Christie, Daniel, engine-driver, 67 Pomarium Christie, George, blacksmith, 70 South Methven street Christie, James, weaver, Shuttlefield close, Canal street CHRISTIE CLARK. 99

Christie, James, watchmaker, 82 High street—house 96 Christie, James, labourer, 211 High street Christie, James, joiner, 149 High street Christie, John, land-agent, 1 Nelson street Christie, John, fruiterer, 3 North port Christie, John, coachbuilder, 126 High street Christie, John, 116 High street Christie, Mrs Alexander, 68 Athole street Christie, Mrs George, dressmaker, 65 Strathmore street, Bridgend Christie, Mrs James, 80 High street Christie, Mrs John, Cross-Keys Inn, Kirkside Christie, Mrs Thomas, 139 South street Christie, Peter, potatoe-merchant, 24 Melville street Christie, Robert, surgeon, 77 Victoria street Christie, Thomas, blacksmith, 56 Watergate Christie, William, 29 Stormont street Christison, John, painter, 8 Kirkgate Chrystal, Mrs Robert, Fairmount terrace, Barnhill Chrystal, Peter, mason, 61 Strathmore street, Bridgend Chrystie, William, commercial traveller. Queen street, Craigie City Chamberlain's Office, 3 High street—James Thomson City Chambers, 3 High street— Arch, Reid and Wm. Greig, clerks Clark, Adam, porter. Lower Craigie Clark, Alexander, painter, 3 Cow vennel Clark, Alexander, weaver, 1 Paul street Clark, Alexander, lathsplitter, 106 Reform place Clark, Charles, weaver, 12 Strathmore street, Bridgend Clark, David, gardener, 51 Commercial street, Bridgend Clark, David, weaver, 118 Canal crescent Clark, David, railway-porter, 10 Kinnoull causeway Clark, Donald, gardener, 47 Strathmore street, Bridgend Clark, Frederick, 3 Fairmount terrace, Barnhill Clark, George, shoemaker, 176 South street Clark, George, plumber, 10 County place Clark, George, clerk, Clayholes Clark, Hugh, N. United Presbyterian Church ofiScer, 238 High st. Clark, Hugh, dyer, 16 Carpenter street Clark, James, painter, 39 Castlegable Clark, James, weaver, Clayholes Clark, James B., bookseller and stationer, 39 St John street Clark, James, grain measurer, 103 Canal street Clark, John, weaver, 321 High street Clark, Miss Catherine, 37 Leonard street Clark, Miss Isabella, 20 Skinnergate Clark, Miss Janet, Thimblerow Clark, Miss Louisa, New town Clark, Mrs Charles, 90 Watergate Clark, Mrs Hugh, eating-house, 138 South street lOO CLARK—COMMERCIAL.

Clark, Mrs James, Thimblerow Clark, Mrs James, 8 Keir street, Bridgend Clark, Mrs John, mangle, 133 Canal street Clark, Mrs John, washer, 13 Paul street Clark, Peter, weaver, 4 Kinnoull causeway Clark, Robert, shoemaker, Barnhill Clark, Robert, baker, 6 Carpenter street Clark, Robert, cabinetmaker, 246 High street Clark, William, kiln-dryster, Thimblerow Clement, Andrew, labourer, 184 South street Clement, Miss, St Ann's lane Clement, Miss, 2 1 Main street, Bridgend Clement, Miss Jane, Dovecotland Clezy, Mrs Archibald, Parliament Close Inn, 71 High street Clink, Miss E., 1 Mill close. High street Clink, Miss Jane, New town Clochey, Michael, labourer, 88 West Mill street Clow, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow Clow, Margaret, 334 High street Clyde, William, 23 Cow vennel Coaching and Hieing Establishments, 58 George street, 15 South street, and 163 High street Cobb, William, brushmaker, 137 High street Cochrane, Alexander (of Cochrane & Sons), 18 West Mill street Cochrane, Charles, fish and fruit dealer, 25 Guard vennel Cochrane & Sons, David, city flour mills, Mill street Cochrane, David, weaver, 67 Leonard street Cochrane, David, miller, 64 West Mill street Cochrane, David, East Church officer, 4 Cow vennel Cochrane, James, labourer, 12 Barossa street Cochrane, John, meal-merchant, 127 High street—house 287 Cochrane, John, labourer, 90 Watergate Cochrane, Miss Janet, milliner, 220 High street Cochrane, Mrs James, 32 Leonard street Cochrane, Thomas, clerk, 77 Main street, Bridgend Cochrane, William, blacksmith, 45 Canal street Cockburn, John, pattern-maker, 333 High street Cockburn, William, smith, 9 North Methven street Cole, Mrs Janet, bootbinder, 297 High street Coleman, John, labourer, 34 Newrow Coleman, Thomas, labourer, 116 High street Collins, Edward, police-constable, 49 Meal vennel Collins, Miss Margaret, 27 Guard vennel Collins, Mrs Edward, 24 Pomarium Collison, James, turner, 129 High street Collison, William, weaver, 44 Pomarium Commercial Bank of Scotland, South street—Thomas Soutar, agent COMMISSARY COVENTRY. 101

Commissary Clerk's Office, St Ann's lane—William Young, solicitor, Auchterarder, clerk Comrie, John, guildry ofificer, 1 Water vennel, Watergate Conaeher, C. & G., farriers and veterinary surgeons, 77 Watergate Conacher, Charles, wood-salesman, 12 Victoria street Conaeher, George (of C. & G. Conacher), 27 Canal street Conacher, John, mason, 30 Newrow Conacher, Mrs Alexander, 24 Carpenter street Condie, George, solicitor, Blackfriars House Condie, James, solicitor, Blackfriars House Congreve, John, Sir Walter Scott Tavern, 41 Watergate Connell, William, sawyer, 14 Cow vennel Conning, John (of Conning & Hunter), 75 George street Conning & Hunter, solicitors and bank-agents, 75 George street Constable, Isaac, jeweller, 28 High street Constable, James, clerk, Dovecotland Constable, Miss Ann, Bertha Cottage, Barnhill Cook, Hector, sawyer, 258 High street Cook, Mrs, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend Cook, Mrs Dr, 43 King street Cook, Mrs John, winder, 9 Cross street Cook, Thomas, joiner, 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend Co-operative SociETr's Store, 6 County pi.—W. Mills, salesman Copham, Charles, fishing-rod maker, 10 High st.—h. 27 Watergate Copland, Miss Elizabeth, 61 Main street, Bridgend Cornfute, George L. (of Cornfutes & Milne), 11 Barossa place Cornfutes & Milne, manufacturers, Melville street Cossar, Mrs Archibald, New town Cottrell, Francis, St John's Inn, 6 St John's place County Assessor's Office, County Buildings—Francis Morison County Constabulary Office, 3 High street County Hall, foot of South street County Prison, Speygate County and City of Perth Infirmary, York place Courier Newspaper Office, 14 High street Coutts, David, shoemaker, 155 South street Coutts, George, labourer, Claypots wynd Coutts, Mrs George, 5 Leonard street Coutts, Mrs James, 266 High street Coutts, Peter, pavior, 83 Main street, Bridgend Coutts, Thomas, tanner, 6 Newrow Coutts, Thomas, letter-carrier, Thimblerow Coutts, William, pavior, 64 Pomarium Coutts, William, gunsmith, 4 North port Coutts, William, Glencoe Tavern, 243 High street Coventry, David, weaver, 61 Strathmore street, Bridgend Coventry, John, beamer, 44 Newrow Coventry, John, weaver, 404 High street 102 COVENTRY CRAWFORD.

Coventry, Mrs Captain, 20 Melville street Coventry, Robert, weaver, Clayholes Cowans, James (of Perthshire Wine & Spirit Co.), 7 High street Cowans, James, cabinetmaker, 131 Canal street Cowans, James, ropespinner, 11 Greyfriars lane Cowans, Mrs, cowfeeder, Back wynd, Bridgend Cowans, Mrs, 3 Curfew row Cowans, Eev. Robert, 37 King street Cowans, William, 246 High street Cowie, William, grinder, 333 High street Cowper, Alexander, fishcurer, 56 Mill street Cowper, John, engine-fitter, 101 High street Cowper, John, book-deliverer, 72 High street Cowper, John, labourer, 13 Charteris street Cowper, Robert, turner, 224 High street Cowper, Robert, baker, 13 Back wynd, Bridgend Cowperthwaite, Mrs John, lodgings, 84 Victoria street Coyne, James, labourer, 103 South street Coyne, Martin, labourer, 199 South street Coyne, Miss C, 164 South street Coyne, Philip, labourer, 199 South street Craig, David, tobacco manufacturer, 39 Princes street Craig, Mrs James, 15 Guard vennel Craig, Mrs Thomas, 4 George street Craig, William, tailor, 77 South street Craig, William, tailor, 17 East Bridge street, Bridgend Craig, William, miller, 341 High street Craigdallie, Mrs, sick-nurse, 112 South street Craigie, David, cashier (Union Bank of Scotland), George street Craigie, David, baker, 55 Commercial street, Bridgend Craigie, Fairney, shoemaker, 184 South street Craigie, George, lamplighter, 1 Cherry lane Craigie, Mrs Ann, 14 Union street lane, Bridgend Craigie, Mrs David, 13 Paul street Craigie, Mrs James, 136 South street Craigie, Thomas L., lodgings, 6 Charlotte street Cramb, James, 104 South street Cramb, Mrs James, 49 Leonard street Cramb, Robert, pointsman, 294 High street Cramb, Robert, musician, 48 Commercial street, Bridgend Cranstoun, James H., landscape painter, 3 Athole street Crawford, Andrew, cattle-dealer, 37 South Methven street Crawford, David, flesher, 33 Castlegable Crawford, James, dealer in poultry, 10 North port Crawford, James, labourer, 223 South street Crawford,- John, flesher, 77 South street Crawford, Mrs Alexander, grocer, 73 South street Crawford, Thomas, flesher, 104 High street—house J 20 .

CRAWFORD CRUICKSHANKS. 103

Crawford, William, weaver, Thimblerow Cree, John, labourer, 23 Guard vennel Cree, John, carter, 90 Watergate Cree, John, mason, 8 Newrow Cree, P. & W., coal-merchants, 58 Watergate—house 183 South st. Cree, Kobert, fisher, 90 Watergate

Crerar, Andrew, grocer and potatoe-merchant, 28 No. Methven st. —house North Clayholes Crerar, John, labourer, Dovecotland Crerar, Mrs Kobert, dairy, 4 Newrow Crerar, Robert, labourer, 282 High street Crerar, Eobert, millwright, 56 Watergate Crerar, William, smith, Thimblerow Crichton, Daniel, porter, 139 South street Crichton, David, engine-driver, Burton place Crichton, David, weaver, 37 Pomarium Crichton, George, lapidary, 54 George street— h. 8 Kinnoiill street Crichton, Isaac, joiner, 17 Stormont street Crichton, James, mason, 32 Melville street Crichton, James, weaver, 61 Pomarium Crichton, John, head attendant, Murray's Eoyal Asylum, Bridgend Crichton, John, mason, 11 Charteris street Crichton, Miss, refreshments, 204 High street Crichton, Mrs David, grocer, 212 High street Crichton, Thomas, tailor, 10 High street Crighton, Mrs Andrew, grocer, 28 Kinnoull causeway Crighton, Mrs Peter, New town Crighton, William, wright, 306 High street Crighton, William, corn-merchant, 316 High street Crockart, William, wine and spirit merchant, 1 South street Croll, Andrew, mason, 20 Leonard street Croll, Colin, superintendent, Scottish Central Railway, 1 Albert pi. Croll, John F., clerk (H. M. Customs), 6 Charlotte street Crombie, Nicol, weaver, 49 Leonard street Crone, James, warder, 27 Cross street Cross, Mrs James, 11 Paul's close, Newrow Crow, David, weaver, 19 Hospital street Crow, James, coachwright, 10 County place Crow, James, broker, 37 George street Crow, John, fireman, 8 Cross street Crow, John, tailor, 90 Watergate Crow, Lewis, printer, 312 High street Crow, Mrs David, 15 Pomarium Crowley, Dennis, labourer, 33 Kinnoull causeway Croxton, Thomas, shoemaker, 64 South street Croy, Henry, labourer, Dovecotland Cruickshanks, John, tenter. New town Cruickshanks, Richard, commission-agent, 80 Watergate 1.04 CRUMLEY— DAVIDSON.

Crumley, William, tinsmith, 40 Meal vennel Gumming, Alexander, labourer, 6 Foundry lane Gumming, Alexander, labourer, 11 Meal vennel Gumming, Andrew, sawyer, 103 South street Gumming, Daniel, shoemaker, 29 Canal street Gumming, James, moulder, 47 Stormont street Cunningham, Alexander, weaver, 2 Cross street Cunningham, James, labourer, 35 Castlegable Cunningham, John, labourer, Cutlog vennel Cunningham, Miss Catherine, 22 Pomarium Cunningham, Mrs, 27 Strathmore street, Bridgend Cunningham, William, labourer, 89 Main street, Bridgend Curr, Mrs Alexander, 19 Speygate Currie, J. & T., wine and spirit merchants, 167 High street— h. 14 Rose terrace Currie, John, labourer, 5 South street CusTOM-HousE, south end of Princes street Guthbert, Andrew, brassfounder, 29 Stormont street Cuthbert, Isabella, washer, 5 Murray street Guthbert, James, meal -merchant, 11 St John's place—house 10 Guthbert, James, labourer, 116 High street Guthbert, Mrs William, 60 Scott street Guthbert, Robert, carter, 74 South street Cuthbert, William, brassfounder, 29 Stormont street 33 Dalgleish, James, labourer, 30 Newrow Dalgleish, William, porter, 49 Leonard street Dalrymple, G. S. W., surveyor of taxes, 1 Graham's pi.. King st. Dandie, Newby, & Dandie, chemists and druggists, 75 High street — house 71 Daniel, James, 34 Skinnergate Danish Vice-Consul, Robert Lowe, 2 St John's place— house 24 Marshall place Darling, Mrs George, hatter and clothier, 35 George street—house 46 Commercial street, Bridgend Davidson, Alexander, miller, 55 Mill street Davidson, Andrew, solicitor, 68 St John street—house Balhousie Davidson, Charles, weaver, Glayholes Davidson, Henry, fitter, Dovecotland Davidson, James, teacher of languages, 34 Athole street Davidson, James, reporter, 71 High street Davidson, James, photographer, 32 South Methveti street Davidson, James, shoemaker, 224 High street Davidson, James, iroU-turner, 17 Melville street Davidson, John, fitter, 14 Barrack street Davidson, John, plasterer, 25 Barossa street Davidson, John, clerk, 224 High street DAVIDSON DEWAR. 105

Davidson, John, weaver, Dovecotland Davidson, Miss Margaret, 1 Barossa place Davidson, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 34 Meal vennel Davidson, Miss Marj, 15 Pomarium Davidson, Miss Mary, milliner, 40 Watergate Davidson, Mrs Alexander, 306 High street Davidson, Mrs George, 61 Strathmore street, Bridgend Davidson, Mrs Margaret, 11 North port Davidson, Peter, upholsterer, 55 Watergate Davidson, Peter, boatman, 202 South street Davidson, Eobert, saddler, 28 Watergate Davidson, Thomas, grocer, 56 South Methven street Davidson, Eev. Walter, 20 York place Davidson, William, 22 St John street Davie, James, labourer, 43 Commercial street, Bridgend Davie, James, millwright, 14 South street Davie, John, coal-agent, 4 Earl's dykes—house 5 Davie, Mrs John, 53 Leonard street Davie, Mrs Eobert, 330 High street Davie, Thomas, labourer, 90 Watergate Dawson, James, labourer, 297 High street Dawson, John, tobacconist, 235 High street—house 224 Dawson, John, millwright, 87 Canal street Dawson, Thomas, railway-guard, Barnhill Deans, Charles, millwright, 333 High street Deas, Andrew, bone-setter, 16 Kinnoull causeway Deas, James B. (of Garvie & Deas), 31 York place Dedrick, Francis, smith, 183 South street Deighton, Miss, dressmaker, 228 South street Deighton, Thomas, carpenter, 129 South street Denham, William, labourer, 3 St Paul's square Deseret, Miss, 73 Strathmore street, Bridgend Deuchars, James, warder, General Prison, 10 Paul street Deuchars, Thomas, sack-manufacturer, 7 County place Dewar, Charles, weaver, 25 Pomarium Dewar, David, gas-inspector, 45 Mill street Dewar, James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 157 South street—h. 155 Dewar, James (of M'Naughton, Dewar, & Co.)} Eose Cottage, Bridgend Dewar & Son, James, booksellers, stationers, publishers, and printers, 23 George street—house 4 Eose terrace Dewar, John (of Dewar & Smeaton), 16 York place Dewar, John, wine and spirit merchant, 111 High street —house 69 North Methven street Dewar, John, porter, 129 High street Dewar, Miss Jean, seamstress, 5 Murray street Dewar, Mrs, 4 South street Dewar, Mrs James, 17 Stormont street

g2 . 106 DEWAR DONALDSON.

Dewar, Mrs Peter, 65 ^trathmore street, Bridgend Dewar, Peter, tailor, 129 South street Dewar & Smeaton, drapers, 1 St John street Dewar, Thomas, labourer, 7 Charteris street Dewar, Thomas, porter, 232 South street Dewar, William, teacher, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Dewsbury, John, railway agent, New town Dick, John, seed-merchant and vintner, 22 South Methven street Dick, Mrs Captain, 2 Athole crescent Dickie, Mrs James, 79 Watergate Dickson, Charles, tailor, 8 East Bridge street, Bridgend Dickson, David, gardener, 237 High street Dickson, George, teacher, 65 Canal street Dickson, John (of Mackenzie & Dickson), Greenbank, Bridgend Dickson, Eobert, engineer, Dovecotland Dickson & Turnbull, nursery and seedsmen, 26 George street Dickson, William, sawyer, 56 Meal vennel Dingwall, Alexander, millwright. New town Dingwall, James, rail way-guard, 23 Kinnoull causeway Dingwall, Mrs John, milliner, 13 Kirkgate Dinning, Miss Margaret, matron. Infirmary, York pFace Dobie, Mrs Mary, 170 High street Docherty, Dennis, hawker, 266 High street Docherty, James, baker, 14 Foundry lane Dodds, Daniel, broker, 67 South street Dodds, James, cabinetmaker, 21 Meal vennel Dodds, John, lodgings, 128 South street Dodds, Mrs, Cross-Keys Inn, 3 Commercial street, Bridgend Dodgson, Colonel David, Comely Bank, Bridgend Doig, James, engine-driver. New town Doig, Peter, stoker, 15 Main street, Bridgend Don, David, labourer, 25 Kirkgate Don, James, labourer, 80 High street Don, John, flesher, 27 Cross street Don, Robert, tanner. Union street lane, Bridgend Donald, James, hammerman, 211 South street Donald, John, smith, 24 Commercial st., Bridgend— h. adjoining Donald, John, mason, 22 Melville street Donald, Mrs David, 19 Gowrie street, Bridgend Donald, William, Bankhead, Bridgend Donaldson, Alexander, labourer, Dovecotland Donaldson, Charles, weaver, 12 Paul sti'eet Donaldson, Charles, weaver, 246 High street Donaldson, Charles, printer, 12 Curfew row Donaldson, David, plumber, 54 and 56 High st. —h. 13 King st. Donaldson, David, labourer, 89 South street Donaldson, David, weaver, 1 Paul street Donaldson, George (of R., D., & Co.), 8 Victoria street DONALDSON DOW. 107

Donaldson, Gilbert, wright, 41 Stormont street Donaldson, James, bill-poster, 224 High street Donaldson, John, tailor, 68 St John street Donaldson, Miss Emlie, silk-printer, 120 Canal crescent Donaldson, Mrs, Ivybank, Kinnoull Donaldson, Mrs Andrew, 1 Paul's close, Newrow Donaldson, Mrs James, mangle, 5 St Paul's square Donaldson, Eobert, fireman, 67 Pomarium Donaldson, Thomas, plasterer, 30 Newrow Donaldson, Thomas, baker, 8 North Methven street Donaldson, William, weaver, Dovecotland Donohue, John, shoemaker, 13 Meal vennel Doonan, John, broker, 64 Meal vennel Dott, Mrs John, 129 High street Dougall, William, joiner, 36 West Mill street Douglas, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow Douglas, Donald, coal-dealer, 19 Hospital street Douglas, Geo. R., painter and paperhanger, 25 St John st.—h. 68 Douglas, George (of Skinner & Douglas), 36 Leonard street Douglas, James, engine-cleaner, 87 Canal street Douglas, James, weaver, 87 South street Douglas, James, carter, 19 Hospital street Douglas, Miss, cook, 140 High street Douglas, Mrs A., 14 Union street lane, Bridgend Douglas, Mrs Eobert, 334 High street Douglas, Mrs Thomas, 63 Leonard street Douglas, Mrs William, Temperance Inn, 18 Leonard street Douglas, Robert, corn-merchant, 35 Scott street Douglas, Robert, coachman, 21 Kinnoull street Douglas, Thomas, weaver, 5 Kinnoull causeway Douglas, William, tenter, 12 Paul street Douglas, William, painter, 89 South street Dow, David, book-deliverer, 87 Main street, Bridgend Dow, David, mason, 34 Meal vennel Dow, James, grain-merchant, 14 Barrack street Dow, James, joiner, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend Dow, John, road-inspector, Newtown Dow, John, porter, 69 Strathmore street, Bridgend Dow, Miss, meal-dealer, 7 Castlegable Dow, Miss Helen, 35 Mill street Dow, Miss Margaret, 89 Main street, Bridgend Dow, Mrs John, 6 Paul street Dow, Mrs Peter, 50 Main street, Bridgend Dow, Mrs Thomas, 3 Melville street Dow, Peter, carter, 163 South street Dow, Robert, painter and paperhanger, 59 George street—house 3 Watergate Dow, Robert, weaver, 35 Strathmore street, Bridgend 1 08 DOW DUFF.

Dow, Thomas, grocer amd wine-merchant, 65 George et.—house 61 Dowie, Emlie, Clayholes Dowie, John, weaver, Clayholes Dowie, William, weaver, 400 High street Dowie, Peter, mason, 56 Watergate Downie, Mrs John, winder, 31 Pomarium Dreghorn, Major A. H., St Alban's Cottage, Kinnoull Drew, Thomas, carter, 70 South street Dron, David, printer, St Ann's lane Dron, David, seaman, 34 South street Drummond, Alexander, silversmith, jeweller, and watchmaker, 31 High street—house 34 Drummond, James, weaver, 6 Cross street Drummond, John, bookseller, 46 George street—bouse 48 Drummond, Miss, 13 Princes street Drummond, Miss Elizabeth, 55 High street Drummond, Mrs Alexander, 25 High street Drummond, Peter E., 30 George street Drummond, Thomas, weaver, 64 Pomarium Drummond, William, engine-driver, Carr's croft Drysdale, Andrew, weaver, 29 Pomarium Drysdale, William, clerk, 46 Commercial street, Bridgend DufF, Alexander, blacksmith, 135 Canal street Duff, Alexander, storekeeper, 12 Cow vennel Duff, David, labourer, Craigie Duff, Duncan, teacher, James Sixth's Hospital Duff, James, storekeeper, 312 High street Duff, James, labourer, 1 1 Barossa street Duff, John, carter, 5 Kinnoull causeway Duff, John, carter, 70 Athole street Duff, John, weaver, 19 Leonard street Duff, John, cowfeeder, 68 Pomarium Duff, John, labourer, 71 Main street, Bridgend Duff, John, porter, 6 Victoria street Duff, Joseph, blacksmith, Claypots wynd Duff, Miss, 38 James street Duff, Miss Mary, 57 South street Duff, Mrs John, cowfeeder, 65 Leonard street Duff, Mrs Thomas, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend Duff, Mrs William, bootbinder, 36 West Mill street Duff, Peter, inspector of cleansing, 41 Kinnoull causeway Duff, Peter, porter, 125 South street Duff, Robert, draper, 43 S. Methven street—house 43 Leonard st. Duff, Thomas, clerk, 7 Mill wynd Duff, Thomas, railway-porter, 20 Kinnoull causeway Duff, Thomas, porter, 232 South street Duff, Thomas (Perthshire Agricultural Co.), 23 James street Duff, Walter, spirit-dealer, 99 South street DUFF—DUNCAN. 109

Duff, William, weaver, 312 High street Duff, William, concertina-maker, 62 South Methven street Duff, William, ropespinner, 179 South street Duff, William, weaver, 44 Pomarium Duffey, John, lahourer, 40 Meal vennel Dunbar, John, Star Hotel, 24 Canal st., and Kefreshment Rooms, General Station Danbar, Mrs David, 266 High street Dunbar, Mrs Eobert, 26 Pomarium Dunbar, W. B., assistant procurator-fiscal, 12 George street Duncan, Alexander, grocer, 285 High street Duncan, Alexander M., shipowner. Nelson street Duncan, Alexander, police-constable, 6o Strathmore st., Bridgend Duncan, Andrew, dyer, 11 Newrow Duncan, Charles, seaman, 44 South street Duncan, Colin, seaman, 148 South street Duncan, David, labourer, 17 Stormont street Duncan, David, plasterer, 13 Bai'ossa street Duncan, David, plumber, 224 High street Duncan, David, engine-driver, 56 Mill street Duncan, J. & J., pianoforte teachers, 18 Kinnoull street Duncan, James, Wellbank, Kinnoull Duncan, James, tanner, 19 Mill street Duncan, James, carpenter, 44 South street Duncan, John, bootmaker, 23 Kinnoull causeway Duncan, John, 12 Curfew row Duncan, John, teacher, 50 Victoria street Duncan, John, coal-merchant, 297 High street Duncan, John, draper, 159 High street —house 47 Canal street Duncan, Joseph, police-constable, 282 High street Duncan, Miss, 6 Main street, Bridgend Duncan, Miss Janet, dressmaker, 126 High street Duncan, Mrs Ann, Dovecotland Duncan, Mrs George, 60 High street Duncan, Mrs Robert, 55 Main street, Bridgend • Duncan, Peter, sharebroker, 60 High street Duncan, Peter, weaver, 7 Paul street Duncan, Robert, joiner, Dovecotland Duncan, Robert, joiner, Nelson street Duncan, Robert, 85 South street Duncan, Thomas, confectioner, 133 High street—house 137 Duncan, Thomas, joiner, 110 South street Duncan, Thomas, baker, 17 Watergate Duncan, Thomas, fireman, 22 Meal vennel Duncan, William (of Central Bank), Witchhill, Bridgend Duncan, William, labourer, 31 Scott street Duncan, William, seaman, 148 South street Duncan, William, labourer, 23 Stormont street 110 DUNCAN EDWARD.

Duncan, William, plasterer, 20 Pomarium Dunn, Charles, confectioner, 138 High street—house 156 Dunn, George, shoemaker, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend Dunn, Peter, labourer, 39 Scott street Dunsmore, Buchanan, draper, 58 High street—house 54 Durie, Miss Jane, dressmaker, 2 Charteris street Durie, Mrs William, 2 Charteris street Dutch, Alexander, seaman, 3 Main street, Bridgend Dutch, William, carpenter, 8 East Bridge street, Bridgend Dyer, James, clerk, 38 Skinnergate Dyer, Miss Mary, seamstress, 2 Blackfriars wynd Dymock, Kev. Thomas, A.M., 3 Athole crescent E Eadie, James, coal-merchant, 65 Newrow Eadie, Miss Elizabeth, lodgings, 42 Watergate Eadie, Miss Helen, 13 Leonard street Eadie, Mrs Charles, mangle, 13 Melville street Eadie, William, porter, 7 Pomarium Eadie, WiUiam, engine-driver, 59 Newrow Easson, David, carpenter, 108 Canal street Easson, David, porter, Dovecotland Easson & Son, James, commission, emigration, and shipping agents 78 St John street—house Mount Tabor Easson, James, seaman, 55 High street Easson, John, baker, 2 Bridge lane Easson, John, weaver, 32 West Mill street Easson, Miss E., Barnhill Easson, Miss Jane, 19 Mill street Easson, Mrs Alexander, grocer, 48 South street Easson, Mrs David, mangle, 78 Eeform place Easson, Mrs John, lodgings, 25 South street Easson, Thomas, vintner. New shore Easson, William, shoemaker, 32 Skinnergate Eastmont, Charles, seaman, 55 Watergate Easton, John, cabinetmaker, 26 Newrow Eckford, Mrs, 5 Charlotte place Edie, Eobert, M.D., 18 Charlotte street Edington, David, labourer, 55 South street Edington, James, sawyer, 62 Watergate Edward, James, slater, 220 High street Edward, John, porter, 21 Kinnoull causeway Edward, John, seaman, 71 Watergate Edward, Miss, grocer, 18 Meal vennel Edward, Miss, dressmaker, 26 Princes street Edward, Miss Ann, 37 Main street, Bridgend Edward, Miss Mary, greengrocer, 19 Skinnergate Edward, Mrs James, 13 Speygate EDWARD FARQUHARSOS. Ill

Edward, Thomas, 23 Meal vennel Edward, Thomas, labourer, 239 High street Edwin, Eichard, painter, 62 "Watergate Elder, Alexander, 82 South street Elder, Alexander, weaver, 36 Pomarium Elder, David, potatoe-dealer, 56 South street Elder, Henry, weaver, 52 Pomarium Elder, James, labourer, 60 South street Elder, Mrs James, 39 Watergate Elder, Mrs P., 56 Mill street Elliot, George, mason, 47 Meal vennel Ellis, Alexander, coppersmith, 21 Cross street Ellis, James, labourer, 82 Watergate EUison, Walter, saddler, 8 Watergate EUison, William, wright, 44 Meal vennel Ellison, William, coach-painter, 15 James street English, John, labourer, 146 High street Ewan, Allan, flesher, 250 High street—house 83 Leonard street Ewan, Robert, draper, Craigie place Ewan, William, Railway Inn, 89 Leonard street Ewart, James, sawyer, Carr's croft Ewart, James, weaver, 26 West Mill street Ewing, Alexander, broker, 42 Meal vennel—house 40 Ewing, Robert, labourer, 6 St Paul's square F Fachie, John, labourer, 3 Cutlog vennel Fairbrother, John, dyer, 23 KinnouU street Fairbrother, William, labourer, 9 Paul's close, Newrow Falconer, Charles, teacher, Dovecotland Falconer, John, wright, 28 Watergate Falconer, Miss Jane, 13 Back wynd, Bridgend Falconer, William, gardener, Rosebank, Bridgend Falconer, William, smith, 175 High street Farmer, James, steelyard. South Inch Farney, William M., boot and shoe maker, 26 St John st.—h. 28 Farquhar, Archibald, gunmaker, 9 Union street lane, Bridgend Farquhar, George, clerk (Post-Office), 7 Kinnoull causeway Farquhar, Mrs Jane, 177 South street Farquharson, David, vintner, 112 High street Farquharson, Donald, spirit-dealer, 11 Mill street Farquharson, Duncan, shoemaker, 15 Foundry lane Farquharson & Hood, tea and coffee merchants, 15 High street Farquharson, James, 5 Bridge lane Farquharson, John, superintendent of Wellshill and Greyfriars Cemeteries, 15 Charteris street Farquharson, John, tailor, 34 North Methven street Farquharson, Mrs Robert, 14 Paul street 112 FARQUHARSON FERGUSON.

Farquharson, William, gardener, 15 Charteris street Female Home, 8 South street Fender, Margaret, 333 High street Fenton, Alexander, sen., flesher, 4 Back wynd, Bridgend Fenton, Alexander, jun., flesher, Kirkside Fenton, James, sailmaker, Craigie place Fenton, Mrs Alexander, 6 Cow vennel Fenton, Mrs John, winder, 15 Pomarium Fenwick, George, weaver, New town Fenwick, James, weaver, Dovecotland Fenwick, James, umbrella maker, 60 George street—h. Bridgend Fenwick, James, labourer, 11 Skinnergate Fenwick, John, labourer, 24 Barossa street Fenwick, Mrs John, 6 Pomarium Fenwick, Peter, grocer and draper, 317 High street—h. above Fenwick, Stuart, warper, 4 Pomarium Fenwick, William, shoemaker, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Fenwick, William, engine-fitter, 88 Eeform place Fenwick, William, shoemaker, 47 High street Fenwick, William, grocer, 335 High street Fenwick & Son, confectioners, 27 St John street— h. Bridgend Fergus, Peter, labourer, 18 North port Fergus, Kobert, confectioner, 246 High street Ferguson, Alexander, weaver, 21 Cross street Ferguson, Andrew, slater, 21 Kinnoull street Ferguson, Andrew, tailor, 1 Paul street Ferguson, Archibald, grocer, 86 Eeform place Ferguson, Daniel, skinner, 39 Commercial street, Bridgend Ferguson, Donald, clerk, 34 James street Ferguson, Dundas E. (Scottish Central Eailway), 14 York place Ferguson, James, mason, 99 Canal street Ferguson, James, weaver, 56 Pomarium Ferguson, John, labourer, 1 Stormont street Ferguson, John, weaver, 17 Newrow Ferguson, Miss, 26 Main street, Bridgend Ferguson, Miss Christian, seamstress, 28 Kirkgate Ferguson, Miss Christian, 27 Cross street Ferguson, Misses, dressmakers, 46 High street Ferguson, Mrs, sick-nurse, 80 Pomarium Ferguson, Mrs Duncan, 78 Pomarium Ferguson, Mrs John, 11 Pomarium Ferguson, Mrs Neil, 77 South street Ferguson, Mrs W., eating-house, 188 South street Ferguson, Peter, teacher, Boys' School of Industry, Hospital Ferguson, Peter, shoemaker, 102 High street Ferguson, William, railway-porter, 39 Cross street Ferguson, William, teacher, 11 Cow vennel Ferguson, William, shoemaker, 39 Pomarium FERGUSON FLEMING. 113

Ferguson, William, labourer, 3 Bridge lane Ferrier, Alexander, stoker, 81 Pomarium Ferrier, Andrew, confectioner, 47 George street Ferrier, James, fisher, 146 High street Ferrier, Miss, 231 High street Ferrier, Morris, dyer, 151 High street Ferrier, William, labourer, 3 Strathmore street, Bridgend Ferrol, Robert, saddler, 89 South street Filban, Hugh, labourer, 134 High street Findlater, James, clerk, 27 Skinnergate Findlater, Mrs James, 5 Murray Street Findlay, Charles, solicitor, 33 North Methven street Findlay, James, sergeant, 39 Princes street Findlay, John, pointsman, 148 South street Findlay, John, confectioner, 238 South street Findlay, Mrs George, Ewe and Lamb Tavern, 7 South street Finlayson, Alexander, tenter, 333 High street Finlayson, James, mason, 398 High street Finlayson, Thomas, clerk, 396 High street Fisher, Alexander, weaver. Kirk close Fisher, Helen, 13 Barossa street Fisher, James, grocer, 252 High street Fisher, John, cabinetmaker, 3 Sc Paul's square Fisher, John, baker, 1 Melville street Fisher, Miss Janet, 6 St Paul's square Fisher, Mrs John, winder, Claypots wynd Fisher, William, grocer, 172 High street—house 190 Fisken, Alexander, flesher, 22 Union street Fisken, Alexander, labourer, 24 Carpenter street Fisken, John, shoemaker, 199 South street Fisken, Elspeth, sewer, 227 High street Fisken, Mrs John, 7 South Methven street Fisken, Peter, gas-fitter, 27 Castlegable Fisken, Thomas, weaver. Curfew row Fisken, Thomas, boot-closer, 146 High street Fittis, Robert Scott, clerk, 190 High street Flannagan, Michael, labourer, 162 South street Flannagan, Mrs John, 370 High street Fleming, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 34 St John street Fleming, Rev. Archibald, A.B., 4 Marshall place Fleming, David, surgeon, 4 West Bridge street—house 4 Gowrie street, Bridgend Fleming, James, porter, 13 Speygate Fleming, John, joiner, 129 South street Fleming, John, mason, Clayholes Fleming, Miss Ann, Bowerswell road, Bridgend Fleming, Miss Margaret, confectioner, 67 North Methven street ' I Fleming, Miss Margaret, laundress, 7 Meal vennel . H 114 FLEMING FORSYTH.

Fleming, Mrs, winder, 130 South street Fleming, Mrs, 9 Union street Fleming, Mrs George, 92 Victoria street Fleming, Mrs George, 8 Pomarium Flesher Incorporation Hall, 44 South street Fletcher, Alexander, coachman, 7 Keir street, Bridgend Fletcher, Mrs, 12 Charlotte street Fletcher, Mrs Oswald, lodgings, 21 Kinnoull street Flockhart, John, solicitor. County Buildings—h. 2 King's place Flockhart, Miss C, 70 South street Flynn, Gilbert, labourer, 47 Meal vennel Flynn, John, labourer, 155 South street Flynn, Patrick, labourer, 103 South street Forbes, Alexander, White Horse Inn, 5 North William street Forbes, Alexander, distiller, Isla Distillery, Bridgend Forbes, Alexander, pensioner, 59 Leonard street Forbes, Charles, labourer, 10 Barrack street Forbes, Daniel, turner, Dovecotland Forbes, Duncan, sawyer, 162 South street Forbes, James, labourer, 34 Canal street Forbes, Miss Ann, furnishing warehouse, 144 High street Forbes, Miss Catherine, 25 Leonard street Forbes, Miss Janet, 198 South street Forbes, Mrs Dr, 32 James street Forbes, Mrs Margaret, 25 South street Forbes, Mrs John, South street Forbes, Mrs John, 4 Horner's lane, South street Forbes, Mrs John, 4 Mill wynd Forbes, Mrs Peter, spirit-dealer, 155 High street Forbes, Robert, porter, 9 Stormont street Forbes, WiHiam, copper and tin smith, 209 High street— h. 207 Forbes, William, clerk, 2 Victoria street Forbes, William, coal-agent, 22 Melville street Ford, John, seaman, 36 Commercial street, Bridgend Ford, John, turner, 216 South street Ford, Mrs, 64 Pomarium Ford, Mrs George, 176 South street Ford, Mrs Robert, sewer, 12 South street Ford, William, boatman, 51 Commercial street, Bridgend Forrester, Miss, Woodend Cottage, Barnhill Forrester, Misses, 20 Marshall place Forrester, William T., late mail-guard, Barnhill Forsyth, David, tailor, 8 Skinnergate Forsyth, David, baker, 2 Main street, Bridgend Forsyth, James, weaver, 14 Pomarium Forsyth, John, weaver, 148 South street Forsyth, John C. (John Todd & Co.), 16 Athole street Forsyth, J. & T., cloth-merchants, 4 St John's place .

FORSYTH FRASEE. 115

Forsyth, Mrs James, 7 King's place Forsyth, Mrs John, Queen street, Craigie Forsyth, Mrs Walter, flesher, 46 South street—house 82 Forsyth, Thomas (of J. & T. Forsyth), 26 Marshall place Forsyth, Thomas, bellhanger, 129 High street Forsyth, William, weaver, 8 Pomarium Fortescue, The Very Rev. E. B. K., Stormont Ho., Stormont et. Fortune, Mrs Charles, 65 Canal street Fotheringham, David, shipowner, 4 North port Fountain, James, sawyer, Thimblerow Fowler, David, labourer, 37 Cross street Foy, Thomas, fireman, 27 Castlegable Frame, Rev. James, 51 North Methven street Fraser, Alexander, weaver, 39 Watergate Fraser, Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 39 Mill st.—h. 12 South st Fraser, Alexander, wright, 8 Cross street Fraser & Anderson, engravers, lithographers, and photographers, 87 High street Fraser, Daniel, confectioner, 72 South street Fraser David, tailor, 330 High street Fraser. David, seaman, 9 Speygate Fraser, Donald, flesher, 41 Main street, Bridgend Fraser Duncan, labourer, 31 Newrow Fraser, Henry, weaver, 25 Hospital street Fraser, Hugh, book-deliverer, 1 1 East Bridge street, Bridgend Fraser, James, labourer, 85 South street Fraser James, wright, 4 Mill wynd Fraser, James, mason, 96 High street Fraser, James, fireman, 30 Pomarium Fraser James, engineer, Clayholes Fraser, John, pensioner, 207 High street Fraser, Miss, flaxdresser, 40 Mill street Fraser, Miss Helen, dressmaker, 27 Castlegable Fraser, Misses, dressmakers, 25 South street Fraser, Misses, dressmakers, 61 George street Fraser. Mrs, dairy, 25 Newrow Frase Mrs Alexander, cowfeeder, 189 South street Fraser Mrs George, lodgings, 8 Kinnoull street Fraser, Mrs John, 214 High street Fraser, Mrs John, 29 Stormont street Fraser Mrs John, 6 Newrow Fraser, Mrs Peter, 70 South street Fraser Mrs Simon, 69 Leonard street Fraser, Robert, labourer, 15 Greyfriars wynd Fraser, Thomas, grocer, 10 North Methven street Fraser William, ginger-beer manufacturer, 205 South street Fraser. William, baker, 291 High street Fraser, William, blacksmith, 189 South street 116 FRASER—GARDINER.

Fraser, "William, Stanley post-runner, 29 Stormont street Frazer, John, tailor and clothier, 49 High street—house 18 Frew, David, surgeon, 21 Barossa place Frew, Mrs F., 8 Marshall place Frew & Sons, William, plumbers and brassfounders, 8 Mill street Frew, William {of Frew & Sons), 39 North Methven street Fyfe, Archibald, wright, Kirkside Fyfe, David, mason, 47 George street Fyfe, James, mason, 3 Main street, Bridgend Fyfe, Joseph, tea-merchant, 27 Kirkgate Fyfe, Thomas, secretary, Perth & Dunkeld Kailway, 15 Scott st. a Gabriel, Robert, labourer, 11 Paul street Gall, Alexander, shoemaker, 5 Skinnergate Gall, David, labourer, 41 Main street, Bridgend Gall, James, pattern-maker. New town Gall, John, joiner. New town Gall, Miss Elizabeth, 10 Barrack street Gall, Mrs James, 14 Hospital street Gall, William, cooper, 47 Watergate Galletly, David, wright, 90 Watergate Galletly, David, plasterer, 340 High street Galletly, George, labourer, 18 Kirkgate Galletly, James, tanner, 25 KinnouU causeway Galletly, James, tailor and clothier, 4 George street Galletly, James, grocer, 10 County place Galletly, James, commission agent, 25 South street Galletly, James, weaver, 13 Barossa street Galletly, John, slater, 38 Pomarium Galletly, John, wright, 25 County place Galletly, John, carter, 39 Princes street Galletly, John, labourer, 41 Stormont street Galletly, Miss Jessie, 47 Mill street Galletly, Miss Mary, seamstress, 13 Union street Galletly, Mrs David, 15 Kirkgate Galletly, Mrs James, 25 South street Galletly, William, bookbinder, 4 Horner's Lane Galloway, Alexander, weaver, 14 Pomarium Galloway, George, weaver, Claypots wynd Galloway, James, clerk (Post-Office), 7 Kinnoull causeway Galloway, James, labourer, 48 Pomarium Galloway, Miss, 58 South street Galloway, Mrs Thomas, grocer, 281 High street Galloway, Mrs Thomas, Dovecotland Galloway, Thomas, weaver, 48 Pomarium Galloway, William, smith. Mill close Gardiner, Alexander, carter, Low Craigie GARDINEfl—GENTRY. 117

Gardiner, Andrew, carpenter, 29 Stormont street Gardiner, David, toll-keeper, 20 Strathmore street, Bridgend Gardiner, James, carter, 10 Cow vennel Gardiner, J. & G. "W., grocers and wine and spirit merchants, 90 High street— house 113 Gardiner, Joseph, police-constable, 42 Barossa street Gardiner, Miss, Jock's Lodge, Kinnoull Gardiner, Mrs, 69 South street Gardiner, Peter, carter, 2 North William street Gardiner, Eobert, labourer, 4 Lowe street Gardiner, Eobert, carter, 24 West Mill street Gardiner, Thomas, carter, Claypots wynd Gardner, James, Orchard Bank, Barnhill Garie, John, collector of water-duty, 22 Kinnoull street Garland, Mrs Andrew, eating-house, 55 High street Garvie, David, plasterer, 34 Newrow Garvie, James, blacksmith, 5 Meal vennel Garvie, James, weaver, 9 Earl's dykes Garvie, James, lime-agent, Kailway Terminus—^house Barnhill Garvie, James, labourer, 159 South street Garvie, John, labourer, 5 Strathmore street, Bridgend Garvie, Johnstone, smith, 7 North port Garvie, Laurence, labourer, 103 Canal street Garvie, Mrs James, washer, 48 Watergate Garvie, Mrs John, 11 Earl's dykes Garvie, Mrs John, 3 King's place Garvie, Mrs Thomas, 276 High street Garvie, Eobert, engineer, 17 East Bridge street, Bridgend Garvie, William, station-master (Dundee and Perth Eailway Co.), Barnhill Garvie, William (of Garvie & Deas), 9 Marshall place Garvie & Deas, manufacturers, 57 South Methven street Gas-Inspector's Office, Coal shore—Peter Hogg Gathan, Michael, telegraph-worker, 41 Newrow Gavan, John, labourer, Thimblerow Gavan, Patrick, labourer, Shuttlefield close, South street Geddes, Lieutenant Alexander (E. P. Eifles), Mount Tabor Geddes, William, sawyer, 74 Victoria street Geekie, Alexander, tailor, 7 Union street Geekie, James, blacksmith. General Prison Geekie, David, mason, 227 High street Geekie, Mrs David, 50 Main street, Bridgend Geekie, Mrs Donald, laundress, 15 Strathmore street, Bridgend Gemmel, John, warder, 27 Barossa street Gemmel, Mrs William, 17 Cross street Gentle, Eobert S., draper, 24 St John street—house Kosebank;, Bridgend Gentry, John, provision-merchant, 9 South street —

118 GENTRY—GLOAG.

Gentry, Timothy, tailor, 7 South street George, Miss Ann, 81 High street Gibb, John, billiard-rooms, 30 George street—h. 15 Main street, Bridgend Gibbons, James, pensioner, 11 Foundry lane Gibbons, Miss Mary, 162 South street Gibbons, Mrs William, staymaker, 95 South street Giblin, John, labourer, 199 South street Gibson, David, inspector of police, 39 Watergate Gibson, David, currier, 1 Paul street Gibson, David, County Place Inn, County place Gibson, James, baker, 28 West Mill street Gibson, John, labourer, 70 Pomarium Gibson, Miss, lodgings, 27 Scott street Gibson, Miss Helen, dressmaker, 47 Watergate Gibson, Miss Helen J., 12 York place Gibson, Mrs John, 10 Canal street Gibson, Mrs John, 71 Pomarium Gibson, Mrs John, 20 Canal street Gibson, Mrs Margaret, 155 South street Gibson, Mrs Peter, grocer, 87 Leonard street Gibson, Mrs Petei', 6 Castlegable Gibson, William, hammerman, 71 Leonard street Gibson, William, labourer, 31 Stormont street Giddings, Miss, matron (Murray's Royal Asylum), Bridgend Gilchrist, Miss Joan, grocer. Low Craigie Gillan, John, bellhanger, 59 Meal vennel Gillespie, Erskine, rope and twine manufacturer, 61 High street — house 35 Athole street Gilmour, Thomas, Masonic Arms Inn, 52 South street Glass, Andrew, weaver, 340 High street Glass, David, baker, 91 High street—house 87 Glass, David, weaver, 352 High street Glass, David, labourer, 282 High street Glass, George, weaver, 386 High street Glass, Mrs David, Clayholes Glass, Mrs James, 282 High street Glass, William, engine-driver. New town Gleg, James, rail way-guard, 17 Leonard street Glendinning, William, hostler, 46 High street Gloag, J., tailor, 116 High street Gloag, John, gardener, 43 Leonard street Gloag, William B,, grocer and wine-merchant, 24 Athole street house 22 Gloag, Mrs Henry, 9 South street Gloag, Mrs William, 21 Marshall place Gloag, Robert, porter, 219 High street Gloag, Robert, labourer, 23 Stormont street GtOVER's GOW. 119

Glovee's Hall, 36 George street Gollen, James, weaver, 364 High street Gollen, James, baker, 366 High street Goodall, John, labourer, 39 Castlegable Goodall, Laurence, carpenter, 82 South street Goodsir, John, commission-agent, 29 Watergate Goodwin, Thomas, 103 South street Goodwin, William, mail guard, 11 Mill street Gordon, Charles, cowfeeder, 161 South street Gordon, Duncan, tailor, 151 High street Gordon, George, chief-constable, Goodlyburn House Gordon, John, police-constable, 35 KinnouU cautseway Gordon, Mrs John, greengrocer, 136 Canal crescent Gordon, Mrs Peter, 27 Castlegable Gordon, Thomas, labourer, 51 Newrow Gordon, William, clerk, 31 Leonard street Gore, William, engine-driver, 14 South street Gorrie, Alexander, shoemaker, 21 Kirkside Gorrie, Andrew, millwright, 1 Lowe street Gorrie, David, coppersmith and gas-fitter, 251 High street—h. 253 Gorrie, David, brassfounder. Barrack street Gorrie, George, miller, 4 Paul street Gorrie, James, weaver, Thimblerow Gorrie, John, upholsterer, 238 High street Gorrie, John, dairy, 197 South street Gorrie, Mrs Thomas, 45 Newrow Gorrie, Mrs William, lodgings, Barnhill Gorrie, Mrs William, furnishings, 5 Athole street Gorrie, Peter, engine-fitter. New town Gorrie, Robert, cabinetmaker, 248 High street—house 246 Gorrie, Thomas, wire-worker, 64 and 82 Watergate Gorrie, Thomas, pattern-maker, 5 Murray street Gourlay, John, shoemaker, 17 Cutlog vennel Gourlay, Mrs John, 11 Commercial street, Bridgend Government Emigration Office, 2 High street—C. G. Sidey, agent Gow, Alexander, shoemaker, 190 High street Gow, Alexander, hostler, 26 Princes street Gow, Andrew, labourer, 350 High street Gow, Daniel, coal-merchant, Earl's dykes—house 26 Princes street Gow, Donald, pensioner, 21 Main street, Bridgend Gow, Duncan, grocer and spirit-dealer, 93 South street —house 82 Gow, James, blockmaker, 25 Watergate Gow, James, seaman, 102 High street Gow, John, gunsmith, 6 Canal street Gow, John, mason, 21 Gowrie street, Bridgend Gow, John, labourer, 15 KinnouU causeway Gow, John, labourer, 89 Main street, Bridgend 120 GOW GRANT.

Gow, John, 60 Leonard street Gow, John, shoemaker, 113 High street Gow, Magnus M., millwright, 24 Mill street—h. 3 Melville street Gow, Miss Ann, 44 Pomarium Gow, Miss Ann, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend Gow, Miss Elizabeth, grocer, 6 Barossa street Gow, Miss Jane, lodgings, 28 Kirkgate Gow, Miss Lilias, dressmaker, 60 Leonard street Gow, Mrs James, 154 South street Gow, Mrs Eobert, 19 Mill street Gow, Mrs William, 3 KinnouU causeway Gow, Thomas, weaver, 63 Pomarium Gow, William, carpenter, 98 South street Gowans, David, weaver, Thimblerow Gowans, Forester, slater, Thimblerow Gowans, James, wholesale chemist and druggist, 21 High street —house 6 King's place Gowans, James, mason, Carr's croft Gowans, James, postboy, 8 Bridge lane Gowans, Mrs Alexander, winder, 42 Pomarium Gowans, William, chemist and druggist, 22 King street Gowenlock, James, gardener. Asylum, Bridgepd Grace, John, engine-fitter, 8 Kirkgate Graham, Alexander, grocer, 74 Pomarium Graham, Andrew, 7 Melville street Graham, David, weaver, 41 Pomarium Graham, Ellis, fireman, 8 Paul street Graham, Isabella, Claypots wynd Graham, James, coal-merchant, 23 Princes street Graham, James, hostler, 18 Canal street Graham, John, plasterer, 41 Pomarium Graham, John D., boot and shoe maker, 26 Carpenter street Graham, John, shoemaker, 336 High street Graham, Mrs, 148 South street Graham, Mrs John, 35 Pomarium Graham, Mrs Eobert, lodgings, 224 High street Graham, Peter, wood and coal merchant. Princes street Cottage Graham, Thomas, shoemaker, 63 Pomarium Graham, William, engineer, New town Graham, William, weaver, 35 Pomarium Graham, William, flesher, 155 South street Graham, William, labourer, 12 Barrack street Graham, William, fitter, 6 Pomarium Grahame, John, solicitor, 14 Watergate—house 61 George street Grainger, John, contractor, 15 York place Grant, Charles, cabinetmaker, 46 North Methven street Grant, James, coppersmith, 3 South William street Grant, John, grocer, 66 St John street—house 4 Queen st,, Craigie .

GRANT GREIG 121

Grant, Miss, Inveravon Bank, Bridgend Grant, Mrs Alexander, 59 North Methven street Grant, Mrs James, Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie Grant, Robert S., accouatant, Moncrieflfe terrace, Craigie Grant, William, smith, 100 Reform place Grasby, E. H., manufacturer of hosiery, 23 High st. —h. Rockville, Barnhill Gray, A., draper, 14 St John street Gray, Alexander, hostler, 48 George street Gray, George, solicitor, 14 South street—h. Bowerswell, Bridgend Gray, James, mail-porter, 216 High street Gray, James, engineer, 4 South street Gray, James, wright, 184 South street Gray, James, tailor, 327 High street Gray, James, weaver, 75 Leonard street Gray, John (Union Bank of Scotland), Murray ville, KinnouU Gray, John, labourer, 49 Leonard street Gray, John M'Euen, ironmonger, 7 George street— h. 7 High st. Gray & Miller, milliners, 83 High street Gray, Miss Barbara, New town Gray, Miss Elizabeth, milliner, 7 Meal vennel Gray, Mrs Andrew, 4 Athole crescent Gray, Mrs Andrew, 10 Main street, Bridgend Gray, Mrs John, lodgings, 103 Canal street Gray, Mrs Mary, 32 West Mill street Gray, Mrs William, refreshments, 31 North Methven street Gray, Mrs William, 17 Stormont street Gray, Patrick, bootmaker, 73 High street—house 72 Gray, Peter, weaver, 33 Pomarium Gray, Robert (of Gray, Smith, & Co.), 36 George street Gray, Robert, weaver, 33 Pomarium Gray, Thomas, coachman, 16 Cow vennel Gray, William, porter, 128 Canal street Gray, William, cowfeeder, 294 High street Green, John, porter, 53 Meal vennel Greenhill, Laurence, mason, 276 High street Greenhill, Peter, ropespinner, 17 Watergate Grego, Charles, optician, 27 High street—house 25 Grego, Nevo, poulterer, Kirkgate—house 3 High street Gregor, John, grocer, 323 High street Gregor, Misses, 2 Victoria street Gregor, Mrs James, 25 Stormont street Greig, Alexander, 32 King street Greig, Andrew, gardener, Barnhill Greig, David, watchmaker and jeweller, 99 High street and 30 St John street—house 6 Marshall place Greig, David, platelayer, 41 Canal street Greig, James (of R. & J. Greig), 13 Athole street h2 122 GEEIG— HALL.

Greig, James G., Mercantile Academy, 16 Union street—house Queen street, Craigie Greig, Miss, 4 Barossa place Greig, Miss Maria, dressmaker, 21 KinnouU street Greig, Kobert (of E, & J. Greig), 3 Marshall place Greig, K. & J., merchants, 89 High street Greig, Thomas, clothier and shoe-merchant, 24 Watergate Greig, William, draper, 70 St John street Greig, William, joint city-clerk, 3 High street—house 6 St Leo- nard's bank Grieve, John, vintner, 66 South street Grieve, John, engine-fitter, 170 High street Grimmond, Mrs Eobert, 69 South Methven street Grimshaw, William, engine-driver, Low Craigie Grindlay, Andrew, stoker, 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend Guild, David, labourer, Low Craigie Guild Hall, 96 High street Guild, Miss Helen, 55 Princes street Guild, William, corn-merchant, 28 High street Gunn, David, wright, 9 Pomarium Gunn, Mrs, 44 Meal vennel Gunn, William, hosier, 53 High street—house 55 Guthrie, Alexander, brassfounder, 28 Watergate Guthrie, John, agent, 238 High street Guthrie, Miss Helen, 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend Guthrie, Mrs Andrew, vintner, 25 Kirkgate Guthrie, Peter, boot and shoe maker, 29 Castlegable H Hadfield, William, engine-driver, 6 Canal street Haggart, Ann, mangle, 24 Gowrie street, Bridgend Haggart, John, labourer, 6 Glover's place. New town Haggart, John, platelayer, 10 Cross street Haggart, Miss Ann, grocer, 214 South street Haggart, Miss Janet, 3 Main street, Bridgend Haggart, Mrs Robert, 25 Cross street Haggart, Peter, joiner, 82 South street Haggart, Peter, 25 York place Haggart, Peter, shoemaker, 53 Commercial street, Bridgend Haggarty, James, shoemaker, 9 Meal vennel—house 59 Haggarty, Michael, shoemaker, 44 Meal vennel Haggle, Miss Isabella, 12 Melville street Halkerstone, Mrs James, 28 County place Halkerstone, Robert, painter, 22 Union lane Halket, Miss, 3 Bridge lane Halket, Robert, riddlemaker, 190 High street Hallarin, Thomas, messenger, 2 North port Hall, David, labourer, 6 Cross street HALL HAEPEK. 123

Hall, Finlay, dyer, 327 High street Hall, George ticket-clerk, New town Hall, James, tea-merchant, 61 Strathmore street, Bridgend Hall, James, shoemaker. New town Hall, John, porter, 46 Castlegable Hall, Mrs Thomas, grocer, 49 Princes street Hall, Richard, flesher, 1 1 Leonard street—house 62 Hall, William, slater, 12 Pomarium Hallen, Neil, labourer, 87 High street Halley, Andrew, coal-merchant, Dovecotland Halley, David (of M'Donald & Halley), 6 Melville street Halley, David, weaver, Dovecotland Halley, David, weaver, 38 Leonard street Halley, George, weaver, Dovecotland Halley, James, plasterer, 13 Barossa street Halley, James, weaver, 71 Pomarium Halley, James, painter, 20 Canal street Halley, James, tailor, 73 South street Halley, James, labourer, Clayholes Halley, James, smith, 103 Canal street Halley, Michael, labourer, Clayholes Halley, Miss L., 19 Barossa place Halley, Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, 69 George street Halley, Miss Margaret, rope manufacturer, 180 High st. —h. 163 Halley, Mrs Catherine, 1 1 Barossa street Halley, Mrs Janet, 321 High street Halley, Mrs John, 8 Kirkgate Halley, Eobert, weaver, Dovecotland Halley, William, pointsman, 45 Stormont street Halley, William, weaver, 52 Pomarium Halliburton, Mrs Adam, 59 Meal vennel Hally, David, commission agent, 2 Bridge lane Hally, James, messenger-at-arms, 36 George street Hally, Mrs David, 2 Bridge lane Hamilton, James (Perth Loan Office), 12 St John's place Hamilton, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 48 St John st. —h, 46 Hammermen Incorporation's Hall, 175 High street Handyside, George (Central Shoe Mart), 64 High street—h. 55 Hanton, Miss Jean, 55 High street Harbour Master's Office, New shore—J. Harvey Hardgraves, Henry, labourer, 123 High street Hardington, James, labourer, 164 South street Harkness, Eobert, tailor, 23 Commercial street, Eridgend Harley, James, joiner, 11 East Bridge street, Bridgend Harley, John, weaver, 63 South street Harley, William, fruiterer, 3 George street—house 68 High street Harper, John, tobacco-spinner, 4 Cow vennel Harper, Mrs John, 139 Canal street 124 HARPER HEADRICK.

Harper, William, fishcurer, Foundry lane— house 10 Athole street Harris, Alexander, fisher, 4 Lowe street Harris, Alexander, 34 Kinnoull causeway Harris, David, labourer. Hospital street Harris, Ebenezer, weaver, Claypots wynd Harris, Miss Louisa, grocer, 215 South street Harris, Mrs (Perth Female School), Hospital Harris, Mrs Mary, 232 High street Harris, Mrs William, 352 High street Harris, Kobert, mason, 159 South street Harris, Thomas, labourer, 331 High street Harris, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 146 High street Harris, William, weaver, Clayholes Harrison, Mrs John, 69 High street Harry, Mrs Andrew, 14 Paul street Hart, James, gardener, Barnhill Hart, Mrs John, 24 Pomarium Harvey, James, harbour master, 43 Scott street Harvey, Miss, Burton place Harvey, S., labourer, 129 High street Hay, Adam, dyer, 246 High street Hay, Alexander, auctioneer and land-surveyor, 63 South street Hay, Alexander, slater and slate-merchant, 276 High street Hay, Daniel, dyer, 8 Horner's lane Hay, Grace, washer, 5 Murray street Hay, James, cabinetmaker, 17 County place Hay, James, wright, Clayholes Hay, James, weaving-utensil maker, 21 Newrow Hay, James, weaver, 63 Pomarium Hay, James, warper, 36 Barossa street Hay, John, weaver, 57 Pomarium Hay, Joseph, dyer, 26 Newrow Hay, Miss Jane, dressmaker, 9 St John street Hay, Mrs, 6 North Methven street Hay, Mrs George, 37 Canal street Hay, Mrs James, Mount Tabor Hay, Mrs James, china-dealer. Princes street Hay, Mrs James, lodgings. Low Craigie Hay, Mrs John, 26 Newrow Hay, Mrs Peter, 47 Pomarium Hay, Mrs Eobert, 18 Carpenter street Hay, Mrs Thomas, winder, 44 Pomarium Hay & Patterson, dyers, 47 South Methven street Hay, Eobert, draper, 27 George street—house 4 Barossa place Hay, Robert, weaver, 33 Pomarium Hay, William, weaver, 19 Leonard place Hazell, James, refreshment-rooms, 165 South street Headrick, Mungo, fireman. New town HEITON HEPBURN. 125

Heiton, Andrew, architect, 72 George street—house York place Hempel, Dr Carl F., professor of music, 4 Eose terrace Henderson, Charles, pensioner, 42 Leonard street Henderson, Francis, clerk, 44 Newrow Henderson, George, labourer, 17 Stormont street Henderson, George, fruiterer, 268 High street—house Hillyland Henderson, James, labourer, 9 Castlegable Henderson, James, wood-merchant, 309 High street Henderson, James, carpenter, 54 Meal vennel Henderson, James, 309 High street Henderson, John, letter-carrier, 112 South street Henderson, John, sawyer, 7 South street Henderson, John, newspaper reporter, 43 Canal street Henderson, John, labourer, Cutlog vennel Henderson, John, photographer, Marshall place—h. 53 Scott st. Henderson, John, shoemaker, 1 Paul street Henderson, Matthew, sawyer, 12 Paul street Henderson, Miss Janet, 26 Barossa street Henderson, Mrs, sick-nurse, 34 South street Henderson, Mrs, lodgings, 12 South street Henderson, Mrs Charles, 15 Charteris street Henderson, Mrs David, 1 Paul street Henderson, Mrs John, 7 Stormont street Henderson, Mrs John, 17 Watergate Henderson, Mrs John, 6 Canal street Henderson, Mrs John, Meal vennel Henderson, Mrs William, 6 Canal street Henderson, Kobert, blacksmith, Thimblerow Henderson, Robert, weaver, 14 Paul street Henderson, Eobert, platelayer, 228 South street Henderson, Thomas, labourer, 14 Barrack street Henderson, Thomas, spirit-dealer, 244 High street Henderson, Thomas, bell-ringer, 68 High street Henderson, Thomas (R. P. Rifles), 4 South street Henderson, W. C. (Scottish North-Eastern Railway), 2 Albert pi. Henderson, William, M.D., 17 Rose terrace Henderson, William, railway-guard, 37 Leonard street Henderson, WilUam, blacksmith, 6 Canal street Henderson, William, weaver, Thimblerow Henderson, William, smith, Dovecotland Henderson, WilHam, labourer, 6 Paul street Henderson, William, coal-merchant, 10 St Paul's square—house 67 South street Hendry, James, waiter, 13 Kinnoull causeway Hendry, James, blacksmith, 6 Kinnoull causeway Hendry, John, porter, 306 High street Hendry, William, railway-porter, 71 Pomarium Hepburn, Alexander, manufacturer, 55 North Methven street 126 HEPBURN HOGGINS.

Hepburn, David, solicitor, 7 Charlotte street—h. 16 Eose terrace Hepburn, James, weaver, Dovecotland Hepburn, James, labourer, 8 Commercial street, Bridgend Hepburn, Laurence, sboemaker, 142 South street Hepburn, Miss Isabella, 30 North Methven street Hepburn, Miss Jane, 25 Melville street Hepburn, Miss Margaret, boarding-school, 11 Athole street Hepburn, Mrs Ninian, 31 Barossa place Herd, Andrew, mason, 11 Cow vennel Herd, David, labourer, 64 South street Herd, Laurence, blacksmith, 208 High street Herdman, David, boat-builder, 28 Watergate Herdman, Kobert, carpenter, 297 High street Heron, Charles, weaver, 327 High street Heron & Son, Joseph, tailors, 6 Gowrie street—house 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Heron, Eobert, blockmaker, 44 South street Herschel, Alexander, blacksmith, 41 Kinnoull causeway Hewat, Andrew, pie-baker, 10 Watergate Hewat, James, pie-baker, 30 South Methven street—house 28 Hewat, Kirkwood, candlemaker, 78 High street— h. 79 Canal st. Hewat, William, gamekeeper, 159 South street Higgins, Patrick, hawker, 116 South street Higgins, Patrick, broker, 14 Meal vennel Hill, David, labourer. Mill close Hill, David, weaver, 7 South Methven street Hill, James, iron-turner, 20 Canal street Hill, Mrs Charles, 1 Eose terrace Hill, Eobert, pensioner, 77 South street Hill, William, excise-officer, 16 Strathmore street, Bridgend Hill, William, baker, 49 South street—house 45 Hoban, Michael, labourer, Shuttlefield close Hoban, Peter, labourer, 315 High street Hoban, Thomas (Ordnance Survey Office), 12 Keir st., Bridgend Hobson, James, shoemaker, 82 South street Hobson, John, stocking-weaver, 246 High street Hobson, Mrs Ann, seamstress, 102 High street Hobson, Mrs John, 17 Greyfriars lane Hodge, Andrew, fireman, 80 Pomarium Hodge, John, currier, 148 South street Hodge, Mrs David, mangle, 39 Newrow Hodgson, Eichard, colporteur, 254 High street Hogg, Mrs Agnes, New Inn, 69 Main street, Bridgend Hogg, Mrs Catherine, 8 Keir street, Bridgend Hogg, Mrs John, 89 Watergate Hogg, Peter, gas -inspector, 7 High street Hogg, William, newspaper reporter, 20 Watergate Hoggins, James, carpenter, 86 Watergate ROLLINGWORTH HUTCHISON. 127

Hollingworth, Alfred, potatoe-merchant, 37 Canal street Holmes, Isaac, tailor, 25 High street Holmes, Mrs, sick-nurse, 246 High street Holmes, Mrs John, sick-nurse, 3 Cherry lane Honey, James M., solicitor, 28 High street—house Springfield Cottage, New Scone Honey, Miss Janet, 11 St John's place Honey, Mrs George, flesher, 15 South street—house 22 Honeyman, John, St Leonard's Inn, Leonard street Hood, David, labourer, 126 South street Hood, James (of Farquharson & Hood), 45 High street Hood, John, vintner, 13 Pomarium Hood, Laurence, porter (Union Bank), Skinnerg;ite Hood, Margaret, washer, 214 High street Hood, Mrs Alexander, weaver, 292 High street Hopkirk, David, baker, 51 Leonard street Home, Andrew, weaver, Dovecotland Home, George, porter, 13 Cutlog vennel Home, Mrs Laurence, greengrocer, 81 Main street, Bridgend Home, Eobert, manager (Bank of Scotland), 5 St John street Hosack, Mrs William, 61 Watergate Hostler, James, labourer, Paul's close, Newrow Houldsworth, William, engineer, 10 Leonard street Hounsel, William, hostler, 1 Mill street Houston, John, warder, 17 Gowrie street, Bridgend Howet, John, tailor, 7 Speygate Howie, James, gardener, 11 KinnouU causeway Howie, John, corn-merchant, 21 Strathmore street, Bridgend Howie, Miss, 95 High street Hughes, Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, 12 Canal crescent Humble, Eev. Henry, 58 Athole street Hume, Miss Elizabeth, 19 Leonard street Hunt, Colin A., hatter and clothier, 38 George street—house 8 Barossa place Hunt, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 46 Newrow Hunt, Thomas, shoemaker, 14 Watergate Hunter, Harry V. (of Conning & Hunter), Moncrieffe Bank, Craigie Hunter, John, grocer, 13 and 15 South street Hunter, John, Boilermaker, 21 Kirkside Hunter, Miss Isabella, 15 Pomarium Hunter, William, railway-guard, 46 Newrow Husband, David, railway-guard, 266 High street Hutchison, Andrew, flesher, 16 Gowrie street, Bridgend Hutchison, Andrew, weaver, 12 Commercial street, Bridgend Hutchison, Colin, fruiterer, 130 Canal street Hutchison, James, blacksmith, 67 South street—house 78 Hutchison, John, weaver, 66 Pomarium Hutchison, John, superior barrack-sergeant, Barracks 128 HUTCHISON INNES.

Hutchison, Misses, 18 George street—house 24 South William at. Hutchison, Mrs John, 47 Stormont street Hutchison & Co., E., grain-merchants, Canal street Hutchison, Robert, labourer, 2 Cross street Hutchison, Walter, upholsterer, 48 Commercial street, Bridgend Hutchison, William, governor. County Prison, Speygate Hutchison, William, labourer, 13 Cutlog vennel Hutchison, William, weaver, Dovecotland Hutton, Alexander, engine-fitter, 71 Leonard street Hutton, George, wright, 4 Cow vennel Hutton, James, iron-turner, 8 Horner's lane Hutton, Joseph, joiner, 9 Scott street

Imrie, Alexander, goods-agent, 72 Canal street Imrie, David, wright, 308 High street Imrie, George, weaver, 25 Hospital street Imrie, Henry, engine-driver, 39 Cross street Imrie, James, labourer, 2 Union street Imrie, John, 89 South street Imrie, John, tailor, 5 County place Imrie, Joseph, labourer, 38 Skinnergate Imrie, Janet, washer, 13 Barossa street Imrie, Miss Ann, 27 Commercial street, Bridgend Imrie, Mrs Alexander, 45 South Methven street Imrie, Mrs David, 33 Cross street Imrie, Mrs David, 360 High street Imrie, Mrs John, Barossa street Imrie, Mrs Robert, 25 Hospital street Imrie, Peter, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 76 George street and 18 and 20 Princes street—house Gask Hill, KinnouU Imrie, Robert, labourer, 16 Cow vennel Imrie, William, ironmonger, 10 St John street—h, 47 George st. Inches, Miss Helen, lodgings, 4 Gowrie street, Bridgend Inches, William, tenter, 16 Keir street, Bridgend Indigent Old Men's SociETr Store, 156 South street—Duncan M'Gregor, storekeeper Ingles, James, currier, 45 Commercial street, Bridgend Ingles, Mrs George, shipowner, 32 South William street Ingles, Mrs William, 101 High street Ingles, William, superintendent, E., P., & D. Railway, New town Ingram, Archibald, weaver, Dovecotland Inland Revenue Office (Excise), 14 Charlotte street and 13 Main street, Bridgend— James Smith, collector Inland Revenue Office (Stamps and Taxes), 6 Charlotte street —A. Burns M'Donald, distributor and collector Innes, David, labourer, Barnhill Innes, George, labourer, 16 Union street lane, Bridgend INNES—JACKSON. 129

Innes, Mrs John, mangle, 218 South street Ireland, James, photographic artist, 17 King street—honse 1 Kin- nouU causeway Ireland, John, weaver, 67 Pomarium Ireland, John, shoemaker, Thimblerow Ireland, Mrs Robert, 22 South Methven street Ireland, Mrs William, 321 High street Ireland, Peter, clerk, 43 Scott street Ireland, Rae, brewer, Thimblerow Ieish and Magketic Telegeaph Office, 65 Princes street Irons, D. & J., tea-merchants, 26 St John street—house 22 Irons, Mrs David, New town Irons, Robert, joiner, 11 Hospital street Irvine, James, shipowner, 90 Victoria street Irvine, James, labourer, Carr's croft Irvine, John, agricultural implement maker, 6 North William st. Irvine, Miss Ann, milliner, 20 Watergate Irvine, Mrs Catherine, 63 South street Irvine, Mrs Alexander, 146 High street Irvine, Mrs Mercer, 6 North William street Isaac, Mrs John, sick-nurse, 246 High street Isaac, William, labourer, 10 High street Isles, Peter, warper, 26 Princes street Izzet, John, seaman, 6 Canal street

Jack, James, bootmaker, Bridgend—house 12 Gowrie street Jack, Miss, 77 Main street, Bridgend Jack, Miss Ann, 17 Cutlog vennel Jack, Mrs Andrew, washer, 9 Union street Jack, Mrs Peter, sick-nurse, 39 Commercial street, Bridgend Jackson, Charles, sawyer, 219 High street Jackson, David (Dickson & Turnbull), 5 Kinnoull causeway Jackson, Henry, seaman, 133 Canal street Jackson, Hunter, joiner, 12 Meal vennel Jackson, James, carver and gilder, 5 George street Jackson, James H., stationer and bookbinder, 173 High at.—h. 195 Jackson, John, inspector of poor, Bowerswell road, Bridgend Jackson, John, bootmaker, 12 Commercial street, Bridgend Jackson, John, golf-club maker, 72 Athole street—house 52 North Methven street Jackson, John, colporteur, 28 Commercial street, Bridgend Jackson, Joseph, platelayer, Dovecotland Jackson, Magnus, photographer, Marshall place—h. 3 Bridge lane Jackson, Miss Barbara, milliner, 10 Charlotte street Jackson, Miss E., lodgings, 71 High street Jackson, Miss Mary, 15 Gowrie street, Bridgend Jackson, Mrs, 60 Leonard street 130 JACKSON—KAY.

Jackson, Mrs James, 142 South street Jackson, Peter, tailor, 89 South street Jackson, Peter, bottlemaker, 91 Canal street Jackson, Robert, seaman, 14 South street Jackson, Thomas, carver and gilder, 66 George st. —h. 3 Bridge lane Jackson, William, bookbinder, 195 High street Jameson, Melville, solicitor, 1 Athole crescent— h. 15 Barossa pi. Jamieson, John, clothier and general outfitter, 62 and 64 George street, and 7 Athole street—house 56 George street Jamieson, John A., secretary, Scottish Central Eailway, North Bank, Craigie Jamieson, John, carter, 13 Cutlog vennel Jamieson, John W. (of Central Bank), Moncrieffe Bank, Craigie Jamieson, Thomas, agent (Scottish Legal Burial Society), 23 Cow vennel Jardine, James, refreshment-rooms, 264 High street—house 259 Jardine, John (T. Wright & Son), Bowerswell, Bridgend Jarvie, Mrs James, 90 Watergate Jarvie, William, 105 South street Jeffrie, John, railway-agent. New town Jeffrie, John, railway-guard, Dovecotland Jenkins, Thomas (of Keating & Co.), 27 York place Jenkins, William, Fleshmarket close Jessiman, Mrs Eliza, Stormont Arms Inn, 43 South street Johnman, William, draper, 184 High street—house 232 Johnman, William, sawyer, 47 Canal street Johnston, Alexander, seaman, 39 Canal street Johnston, Alexander, saw-doctor, 43 Princes street—h. 5 South st. Johnston, David, fireman, Carr's croft Johnston, George, salesman, 148 South street Johnston, Henry, 3 Bridge lane Johnston, Janet, 291 High street Johnston, John, guard, 102 High street Johnston, Miss Margaret, 3 Melville street Johnston, Mrs James, 204 South street Johnston, Mrs John, 28 Marshall place Johnston, Peter, wright. Cow vennel—house 12 South street Johnston, Stewart, flesher, 12 North port—house 5 Johnston, William, mason, Dovecotland Johnston, WilUam, weaver, Malloch's close, South street Jolly, David L., agent (National Bank), 5 High street Jones, Mrs, lodgings, 40 Meal vennel Junor, Mrs David, 30 North Methven street Justice, Thomas, cooperage, 35 South street

Kaen, Michael, grocer, 24 Meal vennel Kay, Andrew, painter, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend KAY— KENNEDY. 131

Kay, James, tailor and clothier, 85 High street Kay, Mrs James, 35 Stormont street Kay, Mrs William, 33 Stormont street Keay, Andrew (of Pullar & Keay), 22 South William street Keay, David, solicitor, 37 George street—house 73 Victoria street Keay, James (of Bell & Keay), 9 Cross street Keay, James, teacher, 22 Leonard street Keay, John, weaver, 2 Cross street Keay, Misses, milliners, 34 St John street Keay, Mrs George, 53 Meal vennel Keay, Mrs Eobert, 17 High street Keay, William, painter, 6 Cross street Keay, William, weaver, Dovecotland Keegan, George, broker, 36 Meal vennel Keegan, Michael, broker, 38 Meal vennel—house 47 Keenan, Eobert, labourer, 148 South street Keillor, Wedderspoon, confectioner, 45 George street—house iO Athole street Keillor, Mrs George, Dovecotland Keilour, Joseph, carpenter, 71 Watergate Keilour, Mrs William, 47 Watergate Keilour, Eobert, joiner, 163 South street Keilour, William, mason, 12 Foundry lane Keir, George, gatekeeper, KinnouU Hill Kelly, John, labourer. Kirk close Kelly, Eichard, painter, 36 Watergate Kelly, William, tanner, 396 High street Kelt, Andrew, shipmaster, 10 James street Kelt, Mrs Andrew, 19 Speygate Kelt, Mrs P., 184 South street Kelty, Alexander, weaver, 71 Pomarium Kelty, David, eating-house. Flesh vennel Kelty, Miss, Tayhill, Bridgend Kelty, Mrs Dr, Castlebank, Barnhill Kelty, Mrs John, winder, 22 Pomarium Kelty, Mrs John, winder, 44 Pomarium Kelty, Eobert, weaver, 71 Pomarium Kelty, William, weaver, 67 Pomarium Kemp, James, commercial traveller, 75 Victoria street Kemp, John, solicitor, 36 George street—house 3 King street Kemp, Mrs Peter, 14 Barrack street Kemp, William, weaver, 14 KinnouU causeway Kennedy, Alexander, carter, 7 Kirkgate Kennedy, Alexander, shepherd, 396 High street Kennedy, Alexander, 16 KinnouU causeway Kennedy, Duncan, labourer, 162 South street Kennedy, James, joiner, 12 Union lane Kennedy, John, Eoyal George Hotel, George street 132 KENNEDY KILPATRICK.

Kennedy, John, plumber, 47 Watergate Kennedy, Miss Mary, lodgings, New town Kennedy, Mrs Alexander, 20 KinnouU causeway Kennedy, Mrs Duncan, lodgings, 170 High street Kennedy, Mrs H., lodgings, 38 James street Kennedy, Mrs John, 41 KinnouU causeway Kennedy, Mrs John, 182 High street Kennedy, Mrs John, 184 South street Kennedy, Mrs Peter, 142 South street Kennedy, Mrs Eobert, grocer, 16 Kirkgate Kennedy, Peter, moulder, 137 High street Kennedy, Peter, book-deliverer, 297 High street Kennedy, Kobert, tailor, 38 Skinnergate Kennedy, Roderick, gatekeeper, Barnhill Kenneth, Miss M., 47 Skinnergate Kennoway, Charles G., confectioner, 101 South street and 41 High street—house 103 South street Kennoway, Mrs George, 184 South street Keough, Mrs Joseph, 43 Leonard street Kerr, Lord Charles L., KinnouU Cottage, Bridgend Kerr, George, dyer, 216 South street Kerr, James, teacher, 8 East Bridge street, Bridgend Kerr, John, clerk, Barnhill Kerr, Mrs Ann, seamstress, 87 High street Kerr, Mrs Isabella, grocer, 15 Union street Kerr, Murdoch, porter, Low Craigie Kerr, Peter, sheriff-oflScer, 71 High street Kerr, WiUiam, Queen street, Craigie Kesson, Mrs Frances, 14 Paul street Kethel, Jane, 190 High street Kethel, Mrs George, 19 Bridge lane Kettle, Robert, meal and flour merchant, 64 South Mothven street —house Queen street terrace, Craigie Kettles, A. & J., grocers and wine-merchants, 1 Main street, Bridg- end—house Barossa place Kettles, James, labourer, 23 Castlegable Kettles, Mrs Andrew, 3 Main street, Bridgend Kettles, Mrs WiUiam, 154 South street Kettles, William, coal-merchant. Mill wynd Kidd, Isabella, 24 West MiU street Kidd, John, miUer, 41 Main street, Bridgend Kidd, Mrs James, grocer, 1 East Bridge street, Bridgend Kidd, Mrs John, lodgings, 15 Melville street Kiddie, Mrs Robert, 35 Stormont street Kiddie, Mrs Samuel, Barnhill Kilgour, John, cowfeeder, 17 Barossa street Kilpatrick, James, lodgings, 37 Skinnergate Kilpatrick, John, broker, 57 Meal vennel —

KING—LAING. \Si

King, Alexander, grocer and commission-agent, 107 South street —house 105 King, Andrew, weaver, Thimblerow King, James, grocer and provision-merchant, 124 High street house 113 King, Thomas, shopman, 360 High street Kinloch, David, manufacturer, 20 Athole street Kinloch, Misses, dressmakers, 20 Athole street Kinmonth, John, weaver, Thimblerow Kinnear, JDavid, 8 King's place Kinnear, Mrs George, 51 Watergate Kinnear, Peter, sailmaker, Lime shore Kinnear, Peter, shipowner, 6 Canal street Kinnis, Miss Janet, laundress, 126 South street Kinnoch, James, shoemaker, 2 Cross street Kinnoch, John, printer, 6 Union street Kinnoch, Mrs James, 52 Pomarium Kinnoch, Mrs James, sick-nurse, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend Kinnoch, Mrs John, winder, 64 Pomarium Kinnoch, Peter, bootmaker, 29 George street—house 31 Kinnoch, Thomas, shoemaker, 9 Cross street Kinnoch, Thomas, moulder, 81 Leonard street Kinnoch, William, labourer, 10 Barrack street Kippen, John, solicitor, 35 St John street—house 4 Eose terrace Kippen, Mrs John, 26 Main street, Bridgend Kirk, Alexander, flesher, Claypots wynd Kirk, David, labourer, Clayholes Kirk, Peter, skinner and fur-dresser, 232 High street Kirkpatrick, James, mechanic, 5 Paul's close, Newrow Kirkwood, Mrs, 22 South street Knight, Alexander, bawker, 1 Meal vennel Knight, Mrs, 16 Union lane Knowles, Kev. W. D., 9 Kinnoull street Knox, John, pensioner, 28 West Mill street Knox, Mrs, 9 Commercial street, Bridgend Knox, Mrs John, grocer, 47 Leonard street Knox, Mrs John, 53 Newrow Knox, Robert H,, saddler, 50 George street—house Bridgend

Lafferty, William, sheriff-officer and collector of accounts, 10 South street Laing, Andrew, plumber, 14 Watergate Laing, Charles, dyer, 53 Newrow Laing, George, weaver, 38 Castlegable Laing, John, carter, 43 Leonard street Laing, Johnj boilermaker, 261 High street Laing, Miss, 72 Victoria street 134 LAING ^LEES.

Laing, Miss Jane, 7 North port Laing, Peter, pointsman, 80 Pomarium Laing, William, railway-porter, 20 Kinnoull causeway Laird, David, labourer, 24 West Mill street Laird, John, engine-cleaner, 26 Newrow Laird, John, tailor, 47 High street Lamb, Alexander, railway-porter, Barnhill Lodge Lamb, James, stuffer of birds and quadrupeds, 7 King street Lamb, John, weaver, Dovecotland Lamb, Matthew, post-boy, 47 Skinnergate Lamb, Miss Jane, 27 Watergate Lamb, Robert, sawyer, 40 Meal vennel Lamb, T. & C, grocers and wine and spirit-merchants, 5 Main at. —house 4 Gowrie street, Bridgend Lamb, William, seaman, 6 Canal street Lament, David, police-constable, Malloch's close, South street Lament, Duncan, carter, 106 High street Lament, Duncan, shoemaker, 214 High street Lament, John, labourer, 15 Pomarium Lament, Mrs Alexander, 344 High street Lament, William, tailor and clothier, 38 High street Lang, Michael, perfumer, 52 George street—house 48 Langlands, James, contractor, Dovecotland Lankham, Mrs William, mangle, 31 Watergate Larg, Alexander, warder, 118 South street Larg, Peter, sexton, 219 High street Lauder, David, labourer, 90 Watergate Lauder, Walter, wright, 352 High street Laurie, Archibald, weaver, 91 Canal street Laurie, David, smith, 1 Kinnoull causeway Laurie, James, weaver, 266 High street Laurie, John, labourer, 212 South street Laurie, John, weaver, 44 Pomarium Laurie, William, boilermaker, 13 Cross street Law & Son, Charles, coal and slate merchants. Princes street Law, James (of C. Law & Son), 18 North William street Law, John, labourer, Carr's croft Law, William, corn-merchant, 21 Strathmore street, Bridgend Lawson, John, seaman, 47 Pomarium Lawson, John, engine-fitter, 64 South street Lawson, Misses, lodgings, Craigie Lawson, Mrs Peter, 3 St Paul's square Lawson, Mrs William, laundress, 55 High street Lees, Henry R. (of John Lees & Sons), 72 George street Lees & Son, James, gunmakers, 63 George street—house 72 Lees, James (of John Lees & Sons), 4 George street Lees & Sons, John, toy-merchants, 6 George street and 66 High street—house New Scone LEES LOGIE. 135

Lees, Samuel (of John Lees & Son), 10 Keir street, Bridgend Lees, William, toy-merchant, 21 St John street—house 19 Leigh, Mrs Augusta, Stormont street Leighton, David, sergeant, K. P. Eifles, James street Leighton, Michael, labourer, 103 South street Leitch, David, labourer, 33 Scott street Leitch, James, coach-painter, 77 South street Leitham, Mrs Andrew, 290 High street Leitham, Mrs Walter, 31 Leonard street Leitham, William, Fifeshire Inn, 51 South street Lennie, Gregory M., grocer, 144 South street—house 142 Lennie, John, joiner, 130 South street Lennox, James, porter, 17 Watergate Lennox, John, mason, 198 South street Lennox, Miss Catherine, vintner, 50 Princes street Lennox, Mrs John, winder, 246 High street Lennox, Thomas, ship-carpenter, 15 Gowrie street, Bridgend Leslie, Jonathan, bootmaker, 7 Gowrie street—house 28 Com- mercial street, Bridgend Leslie, Mrs J., 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend Leven Salt Store, 210 High street—Thomas Menzies, salesman Lindsay, Lieutenant-General A., Early Bank, Craigie Lindsay, Alexander, shoemaker, 2 Flesh vennel Lindsay, James, cowfeeder, 17 Main street, Bridgend Lindsay, John, wright, 71 Main street, Bridgend Lindsay, Margaret, 17 East Bridge street, Bridgend Lindsay, Mrs John, plumber and brassfounder, Kirkside—house 41 South street Lindsay, W. Lauder, M.D., F.L.S., Pitcullen Bank, Bridgend Lindsay, William, fitter, 333 High street Littlejohn, Miss, seamstress, 206 South street Littlejohn, Mrs Hugh, 103 Canal street Littlejohn, Mrs Thomas, 19 Speygate Livingstone, John, cowfeeder, 40 Meal vennel Livingstone, John E, (Central Bank), 18 Barossa place Livingstone, John, assistant-surgeon, Infirmary Livingstone, Mrs John, grocer, 186 High street—house 190 Livingstone, William, seaman, 13 Speygate Lloyd, Kichard, baker, 3 Cherry lane Lockhart, James, wireworker, 40 Newrow Lockhart, Miss Margaret, 68 Pomarium Lockhart, Mrs Ninian, 238 High street Lockhart, William, iron-turner, 288 High street Logan, Alexander, teacher, 7 Barossa place Logan, Charles, bookseller and stationer, 41 South Methven street Logan, Henry, railway-porter, 49 Leonard street Logan, Robert, gardener, Bowerswell, Bridgend Logie, James, joiner, 56 Mill street — 136 LOGIE LYNCH.

Logie, Mrs William, 11 Pomarium Logie, William (of Brown & Logie), 2 Mill street Longmore, William, Serjeant of police, 26 Horse cross Lonie, James, shoemaker, 57 Pomarium Lonie, James, boot and shoe maker, 44 North Methven street Lorimer, George, bookseller and stationer, 187 South street Lorimer, Miss, 16 Kose terrace Lorimer, Mrs Andrew, 199 High street Lothian, Mrs Duncan, 266 High street Louden, James, carpenter, 4 Victoria street Lovat, William, blacksmith, 96 High street Love, James, North Inch Inn, 20 North port Low, Andrew, clerk, 3 Melville street Low, James, weaver, 83 Leonard street Low, James, 23 carpenter street Low, James, carter, 12 Guard vennel Low, John, shoemaker, 13 Cutlog vennel Low, John (of Buchan & Low), 3 Barossa place Low, Matthew, pensioner, 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend Low, Miss Sarah, 55 Watergate Low, William, dyer, 246 High street Lowe, John C. (Dancing Academy), 14 Carpenter street— house 48 North Methven. street Lowe, Robert, commercial agent, 2 St John's place—house 24 Marshall place Lowe, Miss, teacher. Girl's House of Eefuge, Craigie Lowe, Misses, lodgings, Graham's place, King street Lowe, Peter, coal-merchant, 1 Horner's lane Lowe, Peter, detective-officer, 13 Cutlog vennel Lowrie, Mrs Thomas, 6 Canal street Luby, John, labourer, 315 High street Lugton, Alexander, coach-painter, 190 High street Luke, James, weaver, Clayholes Luke, James, weaver, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend Luke, Miss Elizabeth, lodgings, 47 High street Luke, Mrs James, vintner, 200 South street Luke, Robert, weaver, 340 High street Lumsdaine, Robert, carter, 7 South Methven street Lumsdaine, William, smith, 12 Meal vennel Lumsden, David, Almondbank post-runner, 7 South Methven st. Lundie, John, labourer, 31 Main street, Bridgend Luttat, George, salesman, 183 South street Lyall, Ann, 24 West Mill street Lyall, James Watson, printer of Perthshire Journal, Kirkside house 3 Charlotte place Lynch, Matthew, grocer and spirit-dealer, 54 Meal vennel—house 56 Lynch, Patrick, 6 St Ann's lane Lyncb, Patrick, labourer, 224 High street LYNCH MALLOCH. 137

Lynch, Peter, grocer, 106 South street Lyon, David, ehoemaker, 6 St Paul's square Lyon, James, miller, 6 Mill close Lyon, Thomas, shoemaker, 3 Bridge lane m: Macdufif, Hector, Hillside, Bamhill Mackie, Andrew, dyer, 154 South street Mackie & Co., David, plumbers, &c., 14 Princes street—h. above Mackie, David, labourer, 15 Back wynd, Bridgend Mackie, John, gardener, Bamhill Mackie, Mrs Bernard, 372 High street Mackie, Mrs John, lodgings, 126 High street Mackie, Kobert, labourer. Back wynd, Bridgend Madden, John, labourer, 13 Flesh vennel Mailie, Henry, labourer, 34 Newrow Mailie, John, labourer, 9 Flesh vennel Mailie, Thomas, labourer, Shuttlefield close, South street Mailler, Catherine, poulterer, 9 Kirkgate Mailler, John, smith, Thimblerow Mailler, Mrs, 16 Main street, Bridgend Mailler, Mrs Kobert, 10 James street Malcolm, Alexander, grocer, 64 Athole street Malcolm, James, carter, 34 West Mill street Malcolm, John, labourer, 35 Watergate Malcolm, John, grocer, 19 KinnouU street Malcolm, Mrs Dr, 43 King street Malcolm, Eobert Butter, superintendent of goods department, Scottish Central Eailway, 9 Kose terrace Malcolm, William, joiner, 26 Newrow Malcom, Mrs Dr William, 2 Athole street Malloch, Daniel, boot and shoe maker, 5 North Methven street Malloch, David, planemaker, Kirkside—house 41 South street Malloch, James, hostler, 34 Meal vennel Malloch, James, labourer, 34 Meal vennel Malloch, John, fisher, 90 Watergate Malloch, John, dyer, 35 Mill street Malloch, John, haircutter, 98 Keform place Malloch, John, wright, 3 Strathmore street, Bridgend Malloch, Joseph, fisher, 90 Watergate Malloch, Miss Mary, greengrocer, 17 Kirkgate Malloch, Mrs Isabella, 32 West Mill street Malloch, Mrs Peter, 19 Union street Malloch, Mrs William, 34 Leonard street Malloch, Peter, weaver, Dovecotland Malloch, Kobert, vintner, 23 Castlegable

' Malloeh, Thomas, labourer, Clayholes i Malloch, William, labourer, Thimblerow .. i2 138 MANN—MARTIN.

Mann, Miss Elizabeth, 65 Main street, Bridgend Mans, William, marshalman, Dovecotland Manson, Miss, 71 Princes street Manson, Rev. Thomas, 58 South Methven street Mantle, Mrs, 54 Meal vennel Marchbank & Co., Thomas, hosiers, 119 High street—house 44 Watergate Marrin, Patrick, labourer, Newrow Marshall, David, tailor, 49 Newrow Marshall, George, carpenter, 70 Pomarium Marshall, James, weaver, 55 Strathmore street, Bridgend Marshall, James, clerk (Post-Office), 3 Gowrie street, Bridgend Marshall, John, plasterer, 3 Cutlog vennel Marshall, John, weaver, 184 South street Marshall, Miss, Rosemount, Bridgend Marshall, Miss Jane, dressmaker, 44 Newrow Marshall, Mrs Alexander, draper, 12 Paul street Marshall, Mrs James, grocer, 3 Gowrie street, Bridgend Marshall, Mrs James, 17 James strqet Marshall, Mrs James, Dovecotland Marshall, Mrs Major, 3 Rose terrace Marshall, Peter, baker, 37 Stormont street Marshall, Thomas H., haircutter, 42 Skinnergate Marshall, William, weaver, 57 Strathmore street, Bridgend Marshall, William, carter, 17 North Methven street Marshall, William, mason, 46 South street Marsters, Mrs Robert, 7 Charlotte street Martin, Alexander, labourer, 47 Commercial street, Bridgend Martin, Alexander, porter, 39 Cross street Martin, Andrew, labourer, 44 Pomarium Martin, Andrew (of Muir & Martin), 4 James street Martin, George, blacksmith, 206 South street Martin, George, labourer, 25 Scott street Martin, James, baker, 19 Main street, Bridgend Martin, James, block-printer, 334 High street Martin, James, draper, 158 High street Martin, James, ropespinner, 45 Canal street Martin, James, weaver, Thimblerow Martin, James, weaver, 67 Pomarium Martin, James, labourer, Claypots wynd Martin, John, gardener, 50 Main street, Bridgend Martin, John, seaman, 19 Speygate Martin, Mrs, lodgings, 87 High street Martin, Mrs David, 4 James street Martin, Mrs Henry, 12 Barossa street Martin, Mrs James, winder, Mill close Martin, Mrs John, Clayholes Martin, Peter, gardener, Barnhill MARTIN MECHIE. ' 139

Martin, Kobert, solicitor, 8 High street—house 41 King street Martin, Thomas, shoemaker, Glaypots wynd Martin, William, labourer, 170 High street Martin, William, blacksmith, 149 High street Mason, James, warder. General Prison, 297 High street Mason, James, tailor, 25 High street Mason, James, tailor, 19 Kirkside Mason, James, bill-poster, 240 South street Mason, John, labourer, 113 Canal street Mason, Miss Cecilia, 10 Athole street Mason, Mrs William, 69 South street Mason, Peter, labourer, 12 Barrack street Mason, William, wine and spirit-merchant, 24 Princes St. —h. 38 Mason, William, hostler, 27 Watergate Mason Hall, Kotal Arch, 71 High street Mason Hall, Scone and Perth, 14 High street Masterton, James, flesher, 39 Gastlegable Matthew, Alexander, 2 St Leonard's Bank Matthew, Anthony, tailor, 47 High street Matthew, Charles, 2 St Leonard's bank Matthew, George, 51 King street Matthew, Miss Charlotte, 16 Barossa place Matthew, Mrs Dr, 13 Marshall place Matthew, Peter K., draper, 15 St John's street—house 53 Main street, Bridgend Matthew, Peter, guard, 39 Cross street Matthew, Kobert, 2 St Leonard's bank Matthew, William, Turf Tavern, 3 High street Matthewson, George, carpenter, 82 South street Matthewson, John, weaver, 305 High street Matthewson, Kobert, labourer, Dovecotland Matthewson, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 36 Athole street Maughan, Edward, surveyor of taxes, 69 George street Maury, William, solicitor, 7 Charlotte street—house 47 George st. Mawer, Charles, carter, 61 South street Mawer, George, stoker, 35 Stormont street Mawer, William, pie-baker, 47 South street Maxtone, George (of Maxtoue & Porter), 111 South street Maxtone & Porter, painters and paperhangers, 29 South street May, James, blacksmith, 7 Barrack street May, John, shoemaker, 103 South street May, William, labourer, Clayholes Mearns, Alexander, tailor, 40 Meal vennel Mearns, Mrs Alexander, 47 Stormont street Mearns, Thomas, Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie Mechanics' Libearv Kooms, 175 High street—David Ddwar, librarian Mechie, David, labourer, Dovecotland 140 • MECHIE—-MENZIES.

Mechie, James, bootmaker, 2 Gowrie street, Bridgend Mechie, William, maltman, 83 Main street, Bridgend Meek, Jolin T., clerk, 54 South William street Meiklejohn, John, shoemaker, 116 High street Meldrum, Andrew, dairy, 5 Union street Meldrum, David, stoker, 67 Pomarium Meldrum, John, tailor and clothier, 179 High street Meldrum, William, tea-agent, 120 Canal street Melville, Charles, chimney-sweep, 146 High street Melville, George, carpenter, 70 Pomarium Melville, James, blacksmith, 59 Leonard street Melville, James, labourer, 69 South street Melville, Joseph, shipmaster, 3 Scott street Melville, Mrs Andrew, 23 Stormont street Melville, Mrs John, 396 High street Melville, Kobert, blacksmith, 83 Canal street Melville, Eobert, slater, 28 Leonard street Melville, William, spoonmaker, Clayholes Menie, Mrs James, 5 Barrack street Menzies, Adam, brewer, 11 Scott street Menzies, Adam, Curfew Kow Tavern, 5 Curfew row Menzies, Adam, polisher, 87 High street • Menzies, Alexander, labourer, Carr's croft Menzies, Alexander, brassfounder, 190 High street Menzies, Alexander, tailor, 15 Bridge lane Menzies, Archibald, labourer, 129 High street Menzies, Archibald, cowfeeder, Dovecotland Menzies, Charles, wright, 184 South street Menzies, Daniel, pattern-cutter, 25 George street Menzies, Donald, railway-guard, 94 Keform place Menzies, Donald, spirit-dealer, 9 Kirkside Menzies, Duncan, weaver, Shuttlefield close. South street Menzies, James, golf-ball maker, 19 Kinnoull street Menzies, James, grocer, 63 Newrow Menzies, James, currier, 55 Meal vennel Menzies, James, labourer, 49 Watergate Menzies, James, Old Ship Tavern, 25 High street Menzies, James, platelayer, Thimblerow Menzies, James, tailor, 58 Castlegable Menzies, James, porter, 22 Melville street Menzies, John, labourer, 48 Commercial street, Bridgend Menzies, John, lodgings, 112 High street Menzies, John, saddler, 35 South Methven street Menzies, John, labourer, 2 Flesh vennel Menzies, John, labourer, 12 Paul street Menzies, John, cowfeeder, 12 Barrack street Menzies, John, maltman, 56 Mill street Menzies, John, shoemaker, 101 High street MENZIES MILL. 141

Menzies, Grace, 3 Curfew row Menzies, Miss Catherine, lodgings, 190 High street Menzies, Miss Christinia, straw-bonnet maker, 15 Bridge lane Menzies, Miss Eliza, dressmaker, 113 High street Menzies, Miss Isabella, sewer, Cutlog vennel Menzies, Miss Jessie, dressmaker, 13 Leonard street Menzies, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 26 Newrow Menzies, Misses, milliners, 163 High street Menzies, Misses, dressmakers, 224 High street Menzies, Mrs, embroidery warehouse, 25 George street Menzies, Mrs, 74 South street Menzies, Mrs Archibald, 315 High street Menzies, Mrs Charles, 53 Newrow Menzies, Mrs Charles, 17 North port Menzies, Mrs Donald, 92 Cross street Menzies, Mrs James, 126 High street Menzies, Mrs John, 7 South Methven street Menzies, Mrs John, victualler, 284 High street Menzies, Mrs John, victualler, 40 Skinnergate Menzies, Mrs John, Caledonian Inn, 23 Canal street Menzies, Peter, moulder, Dovecotland Menzies, Peter, breaksman, 19 Pomarium Menzies, Eobert, brassfounder, 8 Skinnergate Menzies, Robert, cowfeeder, 295 High street Menzies, Robert, porter, 11 Barossa street Menzies, Robert, labourer, 49 Pomarium Menzies, Robert, carter, 33 South street Menzies, Ruthven, sawyer, 14 Watergate Menzies, Stewart, tobacconist, 136 High street—house 55 Menzies, Thomas, commercial lodgings, 24 Leonard street Menzies, William, carter, 74 South street Mess, George, horse-hirer, 17 South street—house 19 Messer, James, saw-doctor, 46 Meal vennel Methven, Charles, baker, 10 Gowrie street, Bridgend Methven, William, baker, 292 High street Mill, Alexander, plumber, 238 High street Mill, Alexander, labourer, Dovecotland Mill, David, weaver, 205 South street Mill, George, warper, 19 Leonard street Mill, George, joiner, 170 High street Mill, James, weaver, Claypots wynd Mill, James, labourer, 21 Stormont street Mill, James, grocer, 21 Leonard street Mill, John, hemp-dresser, 302 High street Mill, Mrs David, winder, 29 Pomarium Mill, Mrs James, Dovecotland Mill, Mrs John, 216 High street Mill, Peter, brewer, 8 St Paul's square 142 MILL—MILLER.

Mill, Eobert, inspector of weights and measures, 8 High street- house 125 South street Mill, William, tenter, Clayholes Mill, William, grocer, 12 County place—house 10 Millais, John Everett, A.R.A., Bowerswell, Bridgend Miller, Alexander, mason, 74 Victoria street Miller, Alexander, painter, Thimblerow Miller, Alexander, labourer, 380 High street Miller, Alexander, clerk, 10 Melville street Miller, Angus, wire-fencer, Clayholes Miller, Charles, pavior, 20 Carpenter street Miller, David, Perthshire Advertiser, New town Miller, David, boot and shoe maker, 69 High street—house 71 Miller, David, salt-merchant, 263 High street Miller, David, wright, 19 St John street Miller, Frederick, clerk, 24 Carpenter street Miller, George, coach-painter, Shuttlefield close, South street Miller, Henry L., ironmonger, 98 High street and 44 Mill street- house 35 Mill street Miller, Henry, coachbuilder, 41 Stormont street Miller, Hugh, hostler, 29 Princes street Miller, J. S., tobacconist, 23 South street—house 2 Bridge lane Miller, J. & J., solicitors, 10 Blackfriars street Miller, James, planemaker, 11 East Bridge street, Bridgend Miller, James, turner, 13 Speygate Miller, James, police-constable, 43 Newrow Miller, James, spirit-dealer, 34 South Methven street Miller, James, gamekeeper, Craigie Miller, James, cooper, 8 Mill street Miller, James, tenter, 151 High street Miller, James D. (of J. & J. Miller), Knowhead, Bridgend Miller, John, porter, Dovecotland Miller, John, labourer, Carr's croft Miller, John, coach-painter, 36 South William street Miller, John, mason, Carr's croft Miller, John, hostler, 82 South street Miller, John, labourer, 11 Strathmore street, Bridgend Miller, John, shoemaker, 14 Watergate Miller, John M. (of J. & J. Miller), Mansfield place, Bridgend Miller, Mary, 32 West Mill street Miller, Miss Ann, 70 South street Miller, Miss Ann, 301 High street Miller, Miss Helen, seamstress, 36 West Mill street Miller, Miss Isabella, grocer, 3 Pomarium Miller, Miss Jane, 4 Rose terrace Miller, Misa Janet, eating-house, 209 South street MiUer, Miss Margaret, 32 Leonard street Miller, Misses, 44 Athole street MILLER—MILNE. 143

Miller, Mrs Alexander, 9 Castlegable Miller, Mrs Alexander, 6 Canal street Miller, Mrs Alexander, washer, 19 Gross street Miller, Mrs Andrew, Dovecotland Miller, Mrs Andrew, 33 North Methven street Miller, Mrs David, staymaker, 44 Newrow Miller, Mrs Dr James, 30 King street Miller, Mrs James, 211 South street Miller, Mrs James, 3 Cutlog vennel Miller, Mrs James, Mayfield, Bridgend Miller, Mrs James, 47 Watergate Miller, Mrs James, New town Miller, Mrs Jane, 32 West Mill street Miller, Mrs John, 7 Barossa place Miller, Mrs John, Dovecotland Miller, Mrs Margaret, 28 Watergate Miller, Mrs Thomas, mangle, 4 Carpenter street Miller, Mrs Thomas, 11 Paul's close, Newrow Miller, Mrs William, 7 Leonard street Miller, Peter, sawyer, 34 Leonard street Miller, Kichard, tinsmith, 308 High street Miller, Robert, plasterer, 44 Newrow Miller, Robert, watchmaker, 44 Newrow Miller, Robert, draper, 68 South Methven street Miller, Robert, shopman, 13 Horner's lane Miller, Robert, pointsman, 71 Pomarium Miller, Robert, 22 South street Miller, Robert, brickmaker, Dovecotland Miller, Rev. Thomas, Queen street, Craigie Miller, Thomas, LL.D., rector (Academy), Inchbank, Bridgend Miller, Thomas, weaver, 91 Canal street Miller, Thomas, bootmaker, 143 High street—house 146 Miller, Thomas, carter, 206 South street Miller, William, tobacconist, 55 George street—h. 2 Bridge lane Miller, William, superior barrack sergeant, Barracks Miller, William, carpenter, 100 Reform place Miller, William, shoemaker, 291 High street Miller, William, weaver, 34 Newrow Miller, William, cowfeeder, 9 Barossa street Millholm, Neil, labourer, 56 Pomarium Milligan, George, labourer, 50 Meal vennel Milne, Alexander, plumber, 238 High street Milne, Alexander, railway-guard, 37 Canal street Milne, Rev. John, 1 King's place Milne, Miss, 20 King street Milne, Rev. Robert, A.M., Viewland, Glasgow road Milne, William, flesher, 176 High street Milne, William, Hammerman's Inn, 28 Mill street —

144 MILNE MOLISON.

Milne, William (of Cornfutes & Milne), 24 KinnouU Btreefc Minigan, Patrick, labourer, 146 High street Mitchell, Andrew, slater, 20 Hospital street Mitchell, Andrew, plumber, 39 Cross street Mitchell, Charles, upholsterer, 1 Water vennel Mitchell, Daniel, hawker, 50 Meal vennel Mitchell, David, labourer, 31 Cross street Mitchell, Ebenezer (of Morton & Mitchells), Crossmount Cottage, Bridgend Mitchell, Hector, ropemaker, 202 High street Mitchell, Hugh (of M'Naughton, Dewar, & Co.), 6 Keir street, Bridgend Mitchell, James, grocer and wine-merchant, 86 High st.—house 25 Mitchell, James, waggon inspector, 82 Keform place Mitchell, James, shoemaker, 219 High street Mitchell, James, weaver, 312 High street Mitchell, John, ironmonger, 62 High street—house 116 Mitchell, John, coal-agent, Earl's dykes—house Blackbull Inn, 11 Kirkgate Mitchell, John, mason, 34 Newrow Mitchell, John, labourer, 87 High street Mitchell, Misses, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Mitchell, Mrs, 6 Castlegable Mitchell, Mrs, 98 South street Mitchell, Mrs Alexander, Nelson street Mitchell, Mrs David, laundress, 40 Watergate Mitchell, Mrs James, 11 Stormont street Mitchell, Mrs James, 17 Poraarium Mitchell, Mrs William, 26 Newrow Mitchell, Eobert, mason, 65 Strathmore street, Bridgend Mitchell, Thomas T., civil engineer, 3 Charlotte place —house Craigie park Mitchell, Thomas, labourer, 90 South street Mitchell, William, clerk, 16 Main street, Bridgend Mitchell, William, clerk, New town Mitchell, William, millwright, 89 South street Mitchell, William, mason, 26 Newrow Mitchell, William, dyer, 802 High street Model LoDGiNa-HousE, 32 Skinnergate —Peter Kobertson, keeper Moir, Alexander, 89 Castlegable Moir, James, 402 High street Moir, James, teacher (Fi'ee West Church School), Curfew row house New Scone Moir, James, mason, 20 Union lane Moir, Miss, 58 Scott street Moir, Mrs William, grocer, 25 Main street, Bridgend Moir, William, Inch watchman, 68 Scott street Molison, James, book-agent, 47 High street —

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Moncrieff, Alexander (of Moncrieff & Co.), Tayside, Bridgend Moncrieff, Andrew, fireman, 39 Leonard street Moncrieff, David, bottlemaker, 219 South street Moncrieff, David, weaver, 33 Leonard street Moncrieff, George (of Moncrieff & Co.), 7 Athole crescent Moncrieff, James, dyer, 3 Curfew row Moncrieff, Matthew, spirit-dealer, 121 South street Moncrieff, Misses, 5 Athole place Moncrieff, Misses, 58 South Methven street Moncrieff, Mrs David, 35 Stormont street Moncrieff, Mrs Thomas, 41 Pomarium Moncrieff & Co., E. H., solicitors, 8 Blackfriars street Moncur, Miss Jessie, Dovecotland Moncur, Mrs David, 6 Canal street Mondel, Joseph, civil engineer, auctioneer, &c., 3 High street house New town Monteith, Alexander, labourer, 11 Meal vennel Monteith, Mrs John, 13 Princes street Montgomery, James, baker, 322 High street—house 320 Moodie, Kev. John, 12 York place Moran, Michael, labourer, 146 High street More, Alexander, cowfeeder, 31 Castlegable More, Andrew, mason, 155 South street More, Andrew, weaver, 77 Leonard street More, David, weaver, 19 Leonard street More, James, weaver, 291 High street More, John, mason, 20 Union lane More, John, grocer, 11 North Methven street—house 15 More, Miss Helen, lodgings, 64 South street More, Miss Jane, lodgings, Melville street More, Mrs Alexander, 3 Watergate More, Eobert, weaver, 299 High street More, Thomas, sergeant, E. P. Eifles, 14 Kinnoull causeway Morgan, Alexander, porter, 12 Pomarium Morgan, H., china-merchant, 41 Mill street Morgan, Mrs James, broker, 40 Meal vennel—house 132 High st. Morison, Alexander, upholsterer, 23 Cow vennel Morison, Francis, county assessor, 49 King street Morison, James (of J. & E. Morison), 9 Barossa place Morison, James, bookseller & stationer, 22 High street—house 38 Watergate Morison, J. & E., accountants, 4 Blackfriars street Morison, Misses, dressmakers, 71 Princes street Morison, Eobert (of J. & E. Morison), 39 North Methven street Morris, Miss Janet, winder, 35 Pomarium Morris, Mrs Peter, 3 Strathmore street, Bridgend Morris, Mrs William, 273 High street Morris, Mrs William, 199 South street K 146 MORKIS MUNRO.

Morris, Peter, engine-fitter, Craigie place Morrison, David, joiner, 41 Canal street Morrison, James, 55 High street Morrison, Miss Ann, 9 Charteris street Morrison, Miss Janet, niilliner, 60 Leonard street Morrison, Miss S., dressmaker, 119 South street Morrison, Thomas, superintendent of Baths, Mill street Morrison, Thomas, boilermaker, 7 Pomarium Morrison, William, railway-guard, 127 Canal street Morrison, William, printer, 67 South street Morrison, William, smith, 10 Foundry lane Morton, David (of Morton & Mitchells), 2 Barossa place Morton, Duncan, seaman, 184 South street Morton, James, tea-dealer, 43 George street—house 19 Melville st= Morton, James, tinsmith, 142 South street Morton, John, labourer, 1 Horner's lane Morton & Mitchells, drapers, 23 St John street Morton, Miss E,, dressmaker, 142 South street Morton, Mrs George, 19 North Methven street Morton, William, railway-guard, 46 Newrow Mostyn, Kobert, collector of customs, Taybank, Bridgend Mouat, David, china-dealer, 21 Castlegable Moyes, Andrew, clothier, 85 High street-—house above Moyes, Miss Ann, 82 South street Moyes, Mrs William, 6 Newrow Muckersie, Andrew, moulder, 23 Stormont street Muckersie, James, cooper, 3 Princes street Muckersie, William, hairdresser, 1 Princes street-—h. 34 South st. Muir, James, painter, 240 South street Muir, Miss Margaret, 19 Speygate Muir, Mrs William, 308 High street Muir & Martin, brewers, 121 Canal street Muir, Thomas, coal-agent, 8 Earl's dykes Muir, William (of Muir & Martin), 94 Paradise place Muir, William, oil mill, 58 Victoria street Muir, William, railway-inspector, 2 Glover's place, New town Muirhead, George, painter, 308 High street Muirhead, Mrs W., 9 Paul's close, Newrow Mullholland, Samuel, labourer, Dovecotland Mullion, James, baker, 15 Leonard street—house 4 Paul's close, Newrow Mullion, Mark, labourer, 199 South street Mulroy, Myles, labourer, 1 Kinnoull causeway Munro, David, hostler, 170 High street Munro, David, block-printer, Dovecotland Munro, David, lapidary, Dovecotland Munro, Donald, cooper, 101 Watergate Munro, Hugh, wright, 59 Commercial street, Bridgend MUNRO MURRAY. 147

Munro, John, cabinetmaker, 219 High street Munro, John, weaver, 370 High street Munro, John, weaver, Dovecotland Munro, Mrs Alexander, 4 Mill wynd Munro, Mrs Donald, tobacconist, 14 George street —h. Barnhill Munro, Mrs Ebenezer, 7 South Methven street Munro, Mrs James, 221 High street Munro, Kobert, fitter, 13 Cutlog vennel Munro, Thomas, grocer, 73 North Methven street Munro, William, dairy. New town Munro, William, dyer, 15 Foundry lane Murdoch, J. A., leather-merchant, 203 High street Murdoch, Kev. John, 34 High street Murdoch, John, pointsman, 10 Cross street Murdoch, John (of Murdoch & Sons), Mill street Murdoch & Sons, James, tanners. Mill street Murdoch, William (of J. Murdoch & Sons), 42 North Methven bt. Murdoch, Thomas, basketmaker, &g., 14 Kirkgate Murie, David, commission-agent, 7 High street—h. 60 Scott street Murie, David, hammerman, Dovecotland Murie, John, plumber, 6 High street Murie, John, labourer, 134 High street Murie, John Scott, tanner, Back wynd, Bridgend Murie, Mrs George, Dovecotland Murie, Mrs James, 33 Cross street Murie, Mrs John, 4 Murray street Murie, Robert, currier, 11 Strathmore street, Bridgend Muriel, Arthur, commercial traveller, 1 Marshall place Murphy, Edward, hawker, 50 Meal vennel Murphy, James, pawnbroker, 34 Mill street Murphy, John, labourer, 207 High street Murphy, Martin, labourer, 103 South street Murray, Alexander, carver and gilder, 20 St John street— house 22 Murray, Alexander, dyer, 155 South street Murray, Alexander, gardener, 4 Union street lane, Bridgend Murray, Alexander, weaver, 27 Strathmore street, Bridgend Murray, Alexander, labourer, 14 South street Murray, David, shoemaker, 226 High street—house 224 Murray, George, toolmaker, 103 Canal street Murray, Hugh, hostler, 73 South street Murray, James, porter, 214 High street Murray, John, mason, 224 High street Murray, John (Ordnance Survey), 90 Reform place Murray, John, pointsman, 32 Kinnoull causeway Murray, John, cork manufacturer, 15 Bridge lane Murray, John, Low Craigie Murray, John, labourer, 129 South street Murray, John, labourer, 55 High street — 148 MUKRAY m'CALLUM.

Murray, John, railway-guard, 79 Pomarium Murray, Joseph, joiner, 273 High street Murray, Michael, labourer, 16 Meal vennel Murray, Margaret, washer, 21 Kinnoull street Murray, Miss Mary, 56 George street Murray, Mrs, 103 Canal street Murray, Mrs John, stoneware-merchant, 184 South street—house 222 Murray, Mrs John, 34 South William street Murray, Mrs Peter, lodgings, 219 High street Murray, Peter, weaver, 14 Pomarium Murray, Robert, joiner, 12 North William street Murray, Thomas, wright, 15 Charteris street Murray, William, labourer, Shuttlefield close. South street Murray, William, shoemaker, 9 Castlegable Murray's Royal Asylum, Bridgend Museum and Antiquarian Society, 78 George street

M'Ainsh, William, gardener, 246 High street M'Airly, Miss, dressmaker, 11 Stormont street M 'Andrew, Andrew, joiner, 6 Carpenter street M'Andrew, George, shopman, 24 West Mill street M'Ara, Andrew, wright, 258 High street M'Ara, Daniel, labourer, Shuttlefield close. South street M'Ara, Mrs Andrew, 138 Canal crescent M'Arthur, Duncan, tailor, 5 Paul's close, Newrow M'Arthur, John, carter, 11 Paul's close, Newrow M'Arthur, John, turner, 120 High street M'Arthur, Mrs, 86 South street M'Arthur, Mrs Peter, carpet-shoe maker, 9 Skinnergate M'Arthur, Mrs Robert, 89 South street M'Arthur, Peter, pointsman, 20 Canal street M'Arthur, Peter, spirit-dealer, 20 Bridge lane M'Aulay, Donald, labourer, 163 South street M'Aulay, George, carter, Shuttlefield close, South street M'Aulay, James, mechanic, 90 Watei-gate M'Aulay, John, pointsman, 55 South street M'Aulay, Miss C, straw-hat maker, 227 High street M'Bain, James, china-dealer, 213 High street M'Caill, Miss, 1 Blackfriars street M'Call, Duncan, blacksmith, 46 Pomarium M'Callum, D., 4 Athole place M'Callum, Duncan, Parochial Board officer, 10 Carpenter street M'Callum, Finlay, carter, 9 Castlegable M'Callum, James, stoker, 6 Barrack street M'Callum, John, carter, 9 Castlegable M'Callum, John, carter, 40 Castlegable M'Callum, Margaret, 258 High street m'callum—m'donald. 149

M'Callum, Neil, labourer, 21 King street M'Callum, Peter (of M'Donald & M'Callum), 45 King street M'Cash, George, shoemaker, 36 West Mill street M'Cash, James, shoemaker, 21 St John's place M'Cash, John, baker, 24 County place M'Cash, John, watchmaker, 139 High street M'Cash, Joseph, weaver, Thimblerow M'Cash, Miss, lodgings, 63 Leonard street M'Cash, Miss, milliner, 11 Princes street M'Cash, Mrs David, lodgings, 19 Speygate M'Cash, Mrs William, 334 High street M'Cash, William, labourer, 219 High street M'Cash, William, grocer and draper, 325 High street M'Coll, Alexander, labourer, 40 Meal vennel M'Coll, Archibald, joiner, 103 South street M'Conochie, John, labourer, 19 St John's place M'Conochie & Son, John, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 47 Princes street—house 58 South Methven street M'Conochie, Lauchlan, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 33 Mill street —house 15 Marshall place M'Conochie, Miss M,, 4 South street M'Conochie, Mrs Stevrart, 135 Canal street M'Conochie, Mrs William, Low Craigie M'Conochie, Thomas, warper, 56 Pomarium M'Cormick, Alexander, ropespinner, 219 High street M'Cormick, Cornelius, ropemaker, 9 Paul's close, Newrow M'Cormick, John, labourer, 6 Barrack street M'Cormick, Michael, hawker, 3 Cutlog vennel M'Cormick, Mrs William, 149 High street M'Corquodale, John ¥., grocer, 4 St John street M'Creath, John (Commercial Bank), 9 North Methven street M'CuUoch, Alexander, carter, 273 High street M'CuUoch, Miss Janet, 10 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Culloch, Mrs David, lodgings, 19 Speygate M'Currach & Son, Peter, builders, 48 Victoria street M'Currach, David, teacher, 6 Canal street M'Dermont, Mrs, 1 Paul's close, Newrow M'Donald, A. Burns (Stamps and Taxes), Mansfield place M'Donald, Alexander, vintner, Kirkside M'Donald, Alexander, labourer, 23 Leonard street M'Donald, Alexander, dyer, 9 Murray street M'Donald, Andrew, labourer, Taybank Lodge, Bridgend M'Donald, Archibald, grocer, 131 High street—house 129 M'Donald, Bernard, hawker, 47 Meal vennel M'Donald, C. & J., wine-merchants, 74 George street and 25 Castle- gable—house 4 Charlotte place M'Donald, David, shoemaker, 151 High street M'Donald, Donald, labourer, 33 Strathmore street, Bridgend 150 M 'DONALD.

M'Donald, Esther, hawker, Cutlog vennel M'Donald, George, labourer, Dovecotland M'Donald, Henry (County Constabulary), 265 High street M'Donald, Hugh, hammerman, Dovecotland M'Donald, James, meal-merchant, 52 South Methven st. —h. 58 M'Donald, James, joiner, 20 Melville street M'Donald, James, 82 South street M'Donald, James, confectioner, 261 High street M'Donald, James, seaman, 135 Canal street M'Donald, James, cowfeeder, 173 South street M'Donald, James, coachbuilder, 48 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Donald, James, weaver, 7 Paul street M'Donald, James, labourer, 39 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Donald, James, cabinetmaker, 6 Carpenter street M'Donald, John, ropemaker, 126 South street M'Donald, John, mason, 239 High street M'Donald, John, inspector of police, 22 Watergate M'Donald, John, tailor, 126 High street M'Donald, John, hawker, 82 South street M'Donald, John, baker, 47 Stormont street M'Donald, John, labourer, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Donald, John, weaver, Clayholes M'Donald, John, 206 High street M'Donald, Laurence, beamer, 392 High street M'Donald & Hally, manufacturers, 2, 4, & 6 Melville street M'Donald & M'Callum, auctioneers and land-surveyors, 31 George street M'Donald, Ann, 396 High street M'Donald, Flora, laundress, 14 Paul street M'Donald, Janet, grocer, 7 Meal vennel M'Donald, Miss, dressmaker, 9 Castlegable M'Donald, Miss Flora, 19 Greyfriars lane M'Donald, Mrs, washer, 102 High street M'Donald, Mrs, greengrocer, St John's place M'Donald, Mrs, washer, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend M'Donald, Mrs, 7 Kinnoull causeway M'Donald, Mrs, 10 Barrack street M'Donald, Mrs Ann, 59 Meal vennel M'Donald, Mrs Archibald, 97 South street M'Donald, Mrs Betsy, 10 Carpenter street M'Donald, Mrs Donald, 44 Barossa street M'Donald, Mrs Duncan, 14 Paul street M'Donald, Mrs James, 122 Canal street M'Donald, Mrs Jane, grocer, 261 High street M'Donald, Mrs John, 394 High street M'Donald, Mrs John, 6 Pomarium M'Donald, Mrs John, dairy, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Donald, Mrs Margaret, 4 Pomarium m'donald—m'farlane. 151

M'Donald, Mrs Peter, 6 Canal street M'Donald, Myles, brushmaker, 151 High street M'Donald, Peter, carter, 2 Flesh vennel M'Donald, Eobert, Edinburgh Chophouse, 81 South street M'Donald, Ronald, labourer, 24 Newrow M'Donald, William, coach-trimmer, 89 South street M'Donald, William, coachman, 1 1 North port M'Donald, William, wright, 44 Barossa street M'Donald, William, joiner, 89 South street M'Donald, William, carpenter, 27 Cross street M'Dougall, Allan, brassfounder, 37 Leonard street M'Dougall, Duncan, tailor, 87 High street M'Dougall, John, carter, 56 Mill street M'Dougall, John, shoemaker, 36 Skinnergate M'Dougall, John, weaver, 17 Meal vennel M'Dougall, John, labourer, 8 Keir street, Bridgend M'Dougall, Miss Catherine, milliner, 300 High street M'Dougall, Miss Isabella, 198 High street M'Dougall, Miss Margaret, 175 High street M'Dougall, Mrs Duncan, mangle, 8 Cow vennel M'Dougall, Mrs John, Dovecotland M'Dougall, Peter, chimney-sweep, 288 High street M'Dougall, Peter, coachmaker, 4 Mill street M'Ewan, Alexander, tinsmith, 96 High street—h. 38 Skinnergate M'Ewan, Andrew, wright, 276 High street M'Ewan, David, detective-officer, 154 South street M'Ewan, David, tinsmith, 89 South street M'Ewan, David, weaver, Dovecotland M'Ewan, David, labourer, 38 Skinnergate M'Ewan, James, labourer, 51 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Ewan, John, collector of taxes, 3 High street—house 25 M'Ewan, Janet, 161 High street M'Ewan, Miss Cecilia, lodgings, 47 Greorge street M'Ewan, Mrs, lodgings, 59 Scott street M'Ewan, Mrs David, washer, 39 Princes street M'Ewan, Mrs Jane, sick-nurse, 13 North Methven street M'Ewan, Mrs Thomas, 55 King street M'Ewan, Peter, labourer, 116 High street M'Ewan, Robert, mason, 5 Cross street M'Farlane & Co., Perth Foundry, Paul street—h. 326 High street M'Farlane, Alexander, flesher, 54 South st.—h. 122 Canal crescent M'Farlane, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland M'Farlane, Alexander, blacksmith, 238 High street M'Farlane, Andrew, labourer, 103 Canal street M'Farlane, D., flesher, 162 South street _ M'Farlane, Daniel, cabinetmaker, 246 High street M'Farlane, David, blacksmith, Mill close M'Farlane, Donald, dairy, 7 North Methven street 152 m'farlane—m'gilliwie.

M'Farlane, Duncan, auctioneer and commission salesman, 30 George street—house above M'Farlane, Duncan, labourer, 10 Barrack street M'Farlane, James, labourer, 102 High street M'Farlane, James, labourer, 40 Kinnoull causeway M'Farlane, James, dyer, 340 High street M'Farlane, John, wright, 95 High street M'Farlane, John, wright, 339 High street M'Farlane, John, 151 High street M'Farlane, John, smith, 232 High street M'Farlane, John, carter, 13 Speygate M'Farlane, John, labourer, 7 Keir street, Bridgend M'Farlane, Janet, 1 Paul street M'Farlane, Miss, 7 Marshall place M'Farlane, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, Shuttlefield close, South st. M'Farlane, Mrs, broker, 15 Meal vennel M'Farlane, Mrs, sewer, 14 South street M'Farlane, Mrs Alexander, washer, 102 Keform place M'Farlane, Mrs Henry B., 1 Barossa place M'Farlane, Mrs John, 11 York place M'Farlane, Mrs William, 223 South street M'Farlane, Peter, weaver, 8 Foundry lane M'Farlane, Peter, joiner, 156 High street M'Farlane, Eobert, ropespinner, 40 Meal vennel M'Farlane, Thomas, labourer, 206 South street M'Farlane, William, printer, 4 Mill wynd M'Farlane, William, mason. New town M'Farlane, William, labourer, 9 Speygate M'Fauld, Alexander, sawyer, 212 South street M'Fauld, John, cabinetmaker, 1 Barossa street M'Fayden, Archibald, labourer, 27 Kinnoull causeway M'Fayden, John, grocer, 143 Canal street M'Feat, Stewart, labourer, 21 East Bridge street, Bridgend M'Feat, Thomas, labourer, 258 High street M'Gall, Hugh, bricklayer, 190 High street M'Garey, Mrs James, Shuttlefield close. South street M'Gavan, Neil, gas-fitter, 18 Union street lane, Bridgend M'Gie, William, engine-driver, 1 Kinnoull causeway M'Gill, James, pastry-baker, 89 South street M'Gill, William, engineer, 4 James street M'Gillivray, Alexander, weaver, 17 Kinnoull causeway M'Gillivray, David, painter, 64 Pomarium M'Gillivray, Hugh, fireman, 3 Cherry lane M'Gilliwie, Daniel, tailor, 232 High street M'Gilliwie, John, clerk, 77 South street M'Gilliwie, Miss Janet, grocer, 101 Watergate M'Gilliwie, Mrs James, 51 Watergate M'Gilliwie, Thomas, tailor, 12 Barossa street M^GLASHAN m'gREGOK. 153

M'Glasban, Alexander, 6 Pomarium M'Glashan, James, labourer, New shore M'Glashan, James, gardener, Early Bank, Craigie M'Glasban, Jobn, brassfounder, 145 Higb street M'Glasban, Jobn, plumber, 170 Higb street M'Glasban, Jobn, potatoe-dealer, 14 Kirkside M'Glasban, Jobn, carter, 9 Castlegable M'Glasban, Miss Agnes, Female Scbool, Hospital M'Glasban, Miss Jane, lodgings, 9 Union street M'Glasban, Mrs, dressmaker, 23 Carpenter street M'Glasban, Mrs, spirit-dealer, 51 Higb street—bouse Castlegable M'Glasban, Peter, joiner, 5 Barrack street M'Glasban, William, railway-guard, Dovecotland M'Glasban, William, stoker, 50 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Gonnell, Daniel, labourer, 103 Canal street M'Gregor, A. & W., clotb-mercbants, 18 St Jobn street M'Gregor, Alexander, ropespinner, 219 Higb street M'Gregor, Alexander, bammerman, 12 Pomarium M'Gregor, Alexander, labourer, 25 Kirkgate M'Gregor, Daniel, weaver, 184 Soutb street M'Gregor, David, engraver, 5 George street M'Gregor, David, sboemaker, 57 Pomarium M'Gregor, Duncan, tailor, 174 Soutb street M'Gregor, Duncan, gardener, Tayside, Bridgend M'Gregor, Duncan, engine-driver, Low Craigie M'Gregor, James, weaver, 2 Cross street M'Gregor, James, sboemaker, 29 Kinnoull causeway M'Gregor, James, 67 Watergate M'Gregor, James, saddler, 8 Pomarium M'Gregor, Captain Jobn, 27 Main street, Bridgend M'Gregor, John, horse-dealer, 58 Main street, Bridgend M'Gregor, Jobn, leather-merchant, 178 High st. —b. 89 South street M'Gregor, John, clerk (Post-Office), 13 North Metbven street M'Gregor, Jobn, moulder, 1 Paul street M'Gregor, Jobn, wright, 9 Kinnoull causeway M'Gregor, John, sboemaker, 7 Kirkgate M'Gregor, John, tailor, 20 Watergate M'Gregor, Jobn, weaver, 386 Higb street M'Gregor, John, grocer, 323 High street M'Gregor, John, janitor (Sharp's Institution), 4 South Metbven st. M'Gregor, Jobn, weaver, 52 Pomarium M'Gregor, Ann, winder, 64 Pomarium M'Gregor, Margaret, milliner, 65 North Metbven street M'Gregor, Miss, lodgings, 28 James street M'Gregor, Miss Christina, 14 Back wynd, Bridgend M'Gregor, Miss Christina, 31 Leonard street M'Gregor, Miss Christina, laundress, 102 High street M'Gregor, Mrs, lodgings, 46 High street K 2 154 m'gregor—m'intosh.

M'Gregor, Mrs, 15 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Gregor, Mrs, 16 KinnouU causeway M'Gregor, Mrs Andrew, 301 High street M'Gregor, Mrs James, 219 High street M'Gregor, Mrs John, 10 Barrack street M'Gregor, Mrs Magdalene, lapidary and jeweller to Her Majesty, 40 George street—house 42 M'Gregor, Mrs Malcolm, spirit-dealer, 2 North Methven street M'Gregor, Mrs Peter, 217 South street M'Gregor, Mrs Kobert, winder, 50 Pomarium M'Gregor, Mrs William, 35 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Gregor, Neil, labourer, 16 Union street lane, Bridgend M'Gregor, Peter, gardener, 13 Earl's dykes M'Gregor, Peter, porter, 48 Pomarium M'Gregor, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 21 Bridge lane M'Gregor, Eobert, labourer, 184 South street M'Gregor, Robert, stoneware-dealer, 141 High street—house 146 M'Gregor, Thomas, bookbinder, 45 Watergate—h. 26 Melville st. M'Gregor, Thomas, gardener, 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend M'Gregor, William, weaver, 32 West Mill street M'Gregor, William, labourer, 300 High street M'Gregor, William (of A. & W. M'Gregor), 29 Barossa place M'Gruthar, Mrs John, 4 St Leonard's bank M'Guire, William, labourer, 2 Cross street M'Hardie, William, tobacconist, 14 Charlotte street M'Innes, James {Peacock & Imrie), 189 South street M 'Intosh, Alexander, 37 South Methven street M'Intosh, Alexander, labourer, 34 Leonard street M'Intosh, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland M'Intosh, Alexander, seaman, 23 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Intosh, Alexander, plasterer, 21 King street M'Intosh, Angus, labourer, 1 Paul's close, Newrow

M'Intosh, Charles, porter, 46 Main street, Bridgend i M'Intosh, Charles, labourer, 85 Main street, Bridgend M'Intosh, Donald, surveyor of taxes, Moncriefife terrace, Craigie M'Intosh, Duncan, mason, Dovecotland M'Intosh, George, ropemaker, 21 KinnouU street M'Intosh, Hugh, vintner, 17 Hospital street M'Intosh, James, coal-merchaut, 2 Newrow M'Intosh, James, 85 Victoria street M'Intosh, James, mason, 10 Carpenter street M'Intosh, James, labourer, 219 High street M'Intosh, John, tailor, 2 Bridge lane M'Intosh, John, labourer, 7 Paul street M'Intosh, Flora, greengrocer, 16 Kirkside M'Intosh, Miss, dressmaker, 21 KinnouU street M'Intosh, Miss Helen, boys' and girls' dressmaker, 20 Canal street Mcintosh, Miss Helen, teacher, 142 Canal street —

m'intosh—m'kay. 155

M'Intosh, Mrs, 246 High street M'intosh, Mrs Catherine, fruiterer, 16 Kirkside M'intosh, Mrs Donald, 120 Canal crescent M'intosh, Mrs Mary, Thimblerow M'intosh, Mrs John, seamstress, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend M'intosh, Mrs John, sick-nurse, 136 South street M'intosh, Mrs John, branch of Glasgow Western District register office for servants, 20 Canal street M'intosh, Mrs Eobert, Barnhill M'intosh, Murdoch, moulder, 10 Barrack street M'intosh, Peter, porter, 266 High street M'intosh, Robert, tailor, 164 South street M'intosh, W. C, M.D. (Murray's Royal Asylum), Bridgend M'intosh, William, tailor and clothier, 7 St John street—house 113 High street M'intosh, William, mason, 184 South street M'intosh, William, moulder, 110 South street M'intosh, William, carpenter, 87 Canal street M'Intyre, Alexander, hostler, 6 Carpenter street M'Intyre, Alexander, pensioner, 10 Foundry lane M'Intyre, Daniel, grocer, 193 High street M'Intyre, Donald, painter, 3 Curfew row M'Intyre, James, tanner, 219 High street M'Intyre, James, painter, 73 G-eorge street—house 14 Watergate M'Intyre, James, weaver, 4 Mill wynd M'Intyre, John, labourer, 10 Foundry lane M'Intyre, John, labourer, 13 Foundry lane M'Intrye, Malcolm, postboy, 11 Cow vennel M'Intyre, Mrs Ann, milliner, 188 High street—^house 190 M'Intyre, Mrs Daniel, 13 Paul street M'Intyre, Thomas, working jeweller, 35 Watergate M'Isaac, John, mashman, 3 Isla street, Bridgend M'Karacher, John, pensioner, 31 Castlegable M'Karcher, John, currier and leather-merchant, 24 Mill street house 49 M'Kay, Alexander, tailor, 68 High street M'Kay, Andrew, brewer, Paul's close, Newrow M'Kay, Daniel, coal-agent, Earl's dykse—house 1 Leonard place M'Kay, Donald, weaver, 70 Pomarium M'Kay, George, weaver, 224 High street M'Kay, John, clerk, 30 Kinnoull causeway M'Kay, John, post-office pensioner, 45 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Kay, John, weaver, 64 Pomarium M'Kay, John, plasterer, 7 Kinnoull street M'Kay, John, seaman, 11 Gowrie street, Bridgend M'Kay, Mrs, 53 Meal vennel M'Kay, Mrs Daniel, lodgings, New town M'Kay, Mrs Robert, 82 South street 156 m'kay—m'laggan.

M'Kay, Mrs Lieutenant Eobertson, 29 Mill street M'Kay, Robert, sawyer, 48 Pomarium M'Kay, William, carter, 48 Pomarium M'Kay, William, weaver, 154 South street M'Kendrick, David, porter, 6 Castlegable M'Kendrick, William, carpenter, 82 South street M'Kenzie, Adam, depute sheriff-clerk, 17 South street M'Kenzie, Alexander, labourer, 6 Cow vennel M'Kenzie, Alexander, weaver, 32 Pomarium M'Kenzie, Andrew, hawker, 330 High street M'Kenzie, Charles, engineer, Dovecotland M'Kenzie, David (of M'Kenzie & Dickson), 1 Athole place M'Kenzie & Dickson, solicitors, 61 George street M'Kenzie, Henry, moulder, 34 Barossa street M'Kenzie, James, 66 Pomarium M'Kenzie, James, engine-driver. New town M'Kenzie, John, mason, 52 Athole street M'Kenzie, John, weaver, 31 Pomarium M'Kenzie, John, shoemaker, 308 High street M'Kenzie, Miss Elizabeth, confectioner, 18 Watergate M'Kenzie, Miss Mary, 8 Gowrie street, Bridgend M'Kenzie, Miss Mair, Garry Cottage, Barnhill M'Kenzie, Mrs Charles, 54 Main street, Bridgend M'Kenzie, Mrs Francis, grocer, 319 High street M'Kenzie, Mrs Malcolm, 55 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Kenzie, Mrs William, Shuttlefield close, South street M'Kenzie, Peter, labourer, 7 Flesh vennel M'Killop, John, scavenger, 124 South street M'Killop, John, gardener, Barnhill M'Killop, Mrs Betsy, 65 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Kinlay, James, fitter, 6 Mill close M'Kinlay, James, weaver, 199 South street M'Kinlay, Miss, 88 South street M'Kinlay, Mrs George, 190 High street M'Kinlay, William, fishing-tackle maker, 6 Canal street M'Kinlay, William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 1 Reform place M'Kinnon, William, labourer, 22 Kinnoull causeway M'Kinven, James, basket manufacturer, 39 High street M'Laggan, Alexander, engineer, 27 Guard vennel M'Laggan, Alexander, labourer, 21 Kinnoull street M'Laggan, Charles, labourer, 376 High street M'Laggan, Charles, seaman, 28 Gowrie street, Bridgend M'Laggan, Daniel, labourer, 48 Watergate M'Laggan, David, engineer, Burton place M'Laggan, John, railway-guard, 35 Scott street M'Laggan, John, shoemaker, Carr's croft M'Laggan, Miss E., milliner, 227 High street M'Laggan, Miss Isabella, laundress, 10 Kinnoull street — M^LAGGAN m'LEAN. 157

M'Laggan, Miss Isabella, winder, 64 Pomarium M'Laggan, Miss Jessie, staymaker, 4 George street M'Laggan, Mrs, 13 Barossa street M'Laggan, Mrs Robert, 4 Mill wynd M'Laggan, Robert, railway-guard, 19 Leonard street M'Laggan, William, coal-merchant, 32 Main street, Bridgend M'Laggan, William, labourer, 95 High street M'Laggan, William, clerk. Low Craigie M'Laren, Alexander, shipowner, 79 Watergate M'Laren, Alexander, Exchange Hotel, 30 George street M'Laren, Alexander, New town M'Laren, Alexander, agent, 234 South street M'Laren, D. A., hatter, 6 St John street M'Laren, Daniel, carpenter, 292 High street M'Laren, David, baker, 10 Cow vennel M'Laren, Dougall, hostler, 8 Bridge lane M'Laren, Duncan, hostler, 47 George street M'Laren, Duncan, labourer, 11 Barossa street M'Laren, James, teacher, New town M'Laren, James, seaman, 23 Cow vennel M'Laren, James, blacksmith, 23 Cow vennel M'Laren, John, stoneware-merchant, 7 Main street, Bridgend M'Laren, John, porter, 99 Canal street M'Laren, John, carter, 3 Mill wynd M'Laren, John, labourer, 9 Foundry lane M'Laren, Miss Helen, milliner, 31 St John street M'Laren, Mrs, 89 Watergate M'Laren, Mrs John, 218 High street M'Laren, Mrs John, grocer, 27 King street M'Laren, Peter, labourer, 65 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Laren, William, wright, 61 Pomarium M'Laren, William, grain-merchant, 8 Watergate M'Laren, William, game-dealer, 14 North Methven street M'Lauchlan, James, accountant. New town M'Lauchlan, John, labourer, 40 Meal vennel M'Lauchlan, John, slater, 47 Mill street—house 182 High street M'Lauchlan, Miss Betsy, 8 Guard vennel M'Lauchlan, Miss Sarah, 199 High street M'Lauchlan, Mrs, 13 Barossa street M'Lauchlan, Mrs, 7 Leonard street M'Lauchlan, Mrs Edward, 8 Guard vennel M'Lauchlan, Robert, clerk, 39 Cross street M'Lauchlan, Thomas, wright, 289 High street M'Lauchlan, Peter, labourer, 105 South street M'Lauchlan, William, weaver, Dovecotlaud M'Lauchlan & Co., painters and paperhangers, 114 High st. — h, 112 M'Lean, Alexander, labourer, 6 Cow veiinel M'Lean, Daniel, porter, 129 High street 158 m'lEAN M*NAUGHTON.

M'Lean, David (Commercial Bank), Queen street, Craigie M'Lean, Duncan, clerk, 6 Carpenter street M'Lean, George, 82 South street M'Lean, James, farrier, 6 Mill street—house 23 Castlegable M'Lean, John, procurator-fiscal, St Ann's lane—h. 3 Rose terrace M'Lean, Lauchlan, labourer, 20 Canal street M'Lean, Miss Margaret, 17 Stormont street M'Lean, Miss Mary, 302 High street M'Lean, Mrs, 7 Charlotte street M'Lean, Peter, shopman, 3 North Methven street M'Lean, Peter, porter, 303 High street M'Lean, Samuel, pipemaker, 69 South street M'Leish, Alexander, hawker, 77 South street M'Leish, David, seaman, 19 Speygate M'Leish, John, accountant, 18 High st.—house 22 Barossa place M'Leish, John, miller, 309 High street M'Leish, Miss Isabella, register-office, 61 South Methven street M'Leish, Miss Margaret, 2 Cross street M'Leish, Mrs Alexander, dairy, 11 Barossa street M'Leish, Mrs James, 129 High street M'Leish, William (of Soutar & M'Leish), 22 Barossa place M'Lellan, John, Eed Lion Tavern, 123 High street M'Lellan, Mrs John, publican, 2 Paul street M'Lellan, Eobert, baker, 246 High street M'Leod, Alexander, labourer, 35 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Leod, David, railway-porter, 54 Victoria street M'Leod, Miss Catherine, 9 Paul's close, Newrow M'Leod, Mrs Neil, 13 Leonard street M'Leod, Mrs William, 35 Scott street M'Leod, Peter, innkeeper, 5 Low street M'Mahon, Byan, labourer, Shuttlefield close, South street M'Millan, John, labourer, 170 South street M'Millan, John, pensioner, 49 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Millan, Mrs John, 176 South street M'Nab, Alexander, late watchmaker, 57 George street M'Nab, Duncan, warehouseman, 18 West Mill street M'Nab, Miss Margaret, grocer, 83 South street M'Nair, James, shoemaker, 74 South street M'Nair, John, engine-driver, 19 Hospital street M'Nair, Mrs Andrew, 13 Hospital street M'Namarie, P., labourer, 126 High street M'Naughton, Alexander, mason, New town M'Naughton, Alexander, weaver, 224 High street M'Naughton, Alexander, flesher, 15 Flesh vennel M'Naughton, Daniel, coachbuilder, 11 Cow vennel M'Naughton, Dewar, & Co., drapers, 8 George street M'Naughton, James, wright, 11 Paul's close, Newrow M'Naughton, John, accountant, 7 Marshall place M'naughton—m'pherson. 159

M'Naoghton, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 131 South street M'Naughton, Margaret, 14 Pomarium M'Naughton, Misses, boarding-school, 3 Barossa place M'Naughton, Mrs, 14 South street M'Naughton, Mrs A., 31 Leonard street M'Naughton, Mrs Jane, 42 Castlegable M'Naughton, Mrs William, 31 Princes street M'Naughton, Peter, weigher, 57 King street M'Naughton, WiUiam (of M'N., D., & Co.), Croft House, Bridgend M'Neill, David, mason, 35 Mill street M'Neill, John (of William Frew & Sons), King's place M'Neill, Mary, 13 Cutlog vennel M'Neill, Mrs John, 77 South street M'Neill, Peter, labourer, 148 South street M'Neish, John, gardener, 7 Cross street M'Ness, William, waiter, 113 High street M'Niven, Misses, dressmakers, 20 South street M'Omish, Miss, lodgings, 42 James street M'Omish, Peter, labourer, 10 Canal street M'Owen, Rev. James, 27 Barossa place M'Owen, Miss Margaret, laundress, 21 Kinnoull street M'Phail, Murdoch, gardener, 15 East Bridge street, Bridgend M'Pherson, Alexander, carpenter, 12 Cross street M'Pherson, Alexander, wright, 50 Meal vennel M'Pherson, Alexander, polisher, 23 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Pherson, Alexander, shopman, 4 Horner's lane M'Pherson, Andrew, labourer, 6 Castlegable M'Pherson, Angus, labourer, 69 South street M'Pherson, Charles, gardener, 13 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Pherson, Daniel, wright, 219 High street M'Pherson, David, blacksmith, 68 Athole street M'Pherson, David, painter, 11 James street M'Pherson, Duncan, wright, 87 High street M'Pherson, George, labourer, 35 Watergate M'Pherson, James, carpenter, 27 Stormont street M'Pherson, John, weaver, 80 Pomarium M'Pherson, John, carter, Dovecotland M'Pherson, John, quarryman, 31 Newrow M'Pherson, Laurence, sawyer, 227 High street M'Pherson, M. D., printer, 4 James street M'Pherson, Miss, teacher (Infant School), 6 King street M'Pherson, Miss Ann, 66 South Methven street M'Pherson, Miss Catherine, 10 Guard vennel M'Pherson, Miss Catherine, lodgings, 327 High street M'Pherson, Miss Jane, mangle, 102 High street M'Pherson, Mrs Angus, 26 Newrow M'Pherson, Mrs Elizabeth, 11 Meal vennel M'Pherson, Mrs Hugh, New town 160 m'pherson—m'williams.

M'Pherson, Mrs John, 232 High street M'pherson, Mrs Matthew, washer, 292 High street M'Pherson, Mrs Norman, sen., sick-nurse, 199 High street M'Pherson, Mr8Norman,jun., midwife and ladies' nurse, 105 South street M'Pherson, Mrs Thomas, 90 Watergate M'Pherson, Neil, flesher, 8 Guard vennel M'Pherson, Kohert, painter, 6 Meal vennel M'Pherson & Wallace, shipbuilders. Shore M'Pherson, William, book-canvasser, 35 Strathmore st., Bridgend M'Quade, Hugh, labourer, 9 Castlegable M'Quade, Hugh, labourer, 39 Skinnergate M'Quarrie, James, grain-measurer, 28 High street M'Quarrie, Mrs Alexander, spirit-dealer, 206 High street M'Queen, David, blacksmith, 5 York place M'Qneen, John, book-canvasser, 16 North port M'Queen, Mrs, 3 Curfew row M'Queen, Mrs D., 258 High street M'Quhae, Miss Margaret, lodgings, 18 Charlotte street M'Quhae, Thomas, smith, 6 Union street M'Rae, James, shoemaker, 98 South street M'Rae, John, plumber, 97 South street M'Rae, Mrs J., grocer, 215 High street M'Rae, Patrick, teacher, 55 High street M'Renear, Mrs, 12 Union street lane, Bridgend M'Robie, Mrs Thomas, dressmaker, 113 High street M'Rory, James, carter, 12 Flesh vennel M'Rostie, John, labourer, 8 Foundry lane M'Roy, John, sawyer, 212 South street M'Tavish, Mrs John, Horse Head Tavern, 126 High street M'Tavish, Patriek, stoneware-merchant, 30 Meal vennel—h. 70 High street M'Vain, Daniel, labourer, Dovecotland M'Vain, James, labourer, 91 Main street, Bridgend M'Vain, Mrs James, 274 High street M'Vain, Robert, labourer, 41 Main street, Bridgend M'Vicar, Archibald, planemaker, 13 King street M'Vicar, Daniel, shopman, 21 King street M'Vicar, George, planemaker, 21 King street M'Vicar, Hugh, police-constable, 6 Paul street M'Vicar, Miss, 25 Marshall place M'Vicar, Mrs, 372 High street M'Vicar, William, painter and paperhanger, 177 High St. — h, 170 M'Whannel, George, weaver, 370 High street M'Willianis, George, weaver, Thimbierow NAIRN NICOL. 161

Nairn, Charles, slater, Thimblerow Nairn, Henry, slater, Thimblerow Nairn, James, painter, 219 High street Nairn, William, smith, Thimblerow Nairne, Charles, druggist, 228 High street Nairne, John R., M.D., 231 High street National Bank Office, 5 High street—D. L. Jolly, agent National Security Savings Bank, 1 Athole crescent—Melville Jameson, actuary and cashier Neave, Kev. Thomas, 71 Princes street Needham, James, labourer, 73 Pomarium Neilson, George, seaman, 20 Hospital street Neilson, James, postboy, 47 Skinnergate Neilson, James, waiter, 19 Bridge lane Neilson, James, seaman, 10 Barossa street Neilson, John, shoemaker, 315 High street Neilson, Miss Janet, 300 High street Neilson, Mrs Alexander, 72 Pomarium Neilson, Mrs David, Carr's Croft Neilson, Mrs James, 135 Canal street Neilson, Peter, labourer, 282 High street Neilson, Robert, weaver, 52 Pomarium Neilson, Thomas, dyer, 36 Mill street Neilson, William, carpenter, 70 Pomarium Ness, James, tailor, 163 South street Ness, James, labourer, 29 KinnouU causeway Ness, Mrs Margaret, laundress, 10 Commercial street, Bridgend New Gas Work, Blackfriars wynd—William Kemp, manager Newlands, Mrs Dr John, Tayside, Bridgend Nicholson, George, pie-baker, 171 High street Nicholson, Miss Julia, 71 Watergate Nicholson, Mrs John, 30 Barossa street Nicol, Charles, seaman, 126 High street Nicol David, blacksmith, 13 Paul's close, Newrow Nicol George, mechanic, 49 Scott street Nicol Isabella, 2 Back wynd, Bridgend Nicol James, baker, 77 South street Nicol James, engine-driver, 59 Newrow Nicol James C, grocer, 196 High street—house 55 Princes street Nicol John, labourer, 10 Carpenter street Nicol & M'Laren, tailors and clothiers, 31 South street Nicol Mrs George, 19 Watergate Nicol Mrs John, grocer, 178 South street Nicol Mrs Robert, 66 Watergate Nicol Robert, 10 York place Nicol Robert, weaver, 29 Pomarium L —

162 NICOL PALMER.

Nicol, Kobert, shoemaker, 8 Back wynd, Bridgend Nicol, Kobert, pensioner, 7 Barossa street Niven, Mrs Andrew, 224 High street Niven,. Mrs James, Spring Cottage, 125 Canal crescent Noble, James, flesher, 22 Hospital street Nolan, Francis, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street Normand, Alexander, porter, 15 Pomarium Norwell, David, shoemaker, 10 Skinnergate—house Sunnybowor, KinnouU Norwell, Duncan, shoemaker, 9 Cross street Norwell, Hector, tailor, 3 Skinnergate Norwell, James, shoemaker, 3 Skinnergate Norwell, John, shoemaker, 56 Watergate Norwell, John, shoemaker, 4 Skinnergate Norwell, Joseph, brassfounder, 2 Watergate Norwell, Peter, shoemaker, 32 Skinnergate—house 10 O Ogilvie, David, grocer, 174 High street Ogilvie, Henry, engine-driver, 21 Cross street Ogilvie, William, labourer, 44 South street Old Gas Company's Office, 12 South street Old Gas Woek, Canal street—Thomas Whimster, manager Oliphant, James, tobacco-spinner, 103 Canal street Oliphant, Joseph, shoemaker, 37 Watergate Oliphant, Mrs Alexander, 116 High street Oliphant, Thomas, mason, Newrow—house 56 Pomarium Omand, Mrs James, confectioner, 50 South Methven street O'Brien, John, porter, 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend O'Malley, Michael, tailor, 172 South street O'Neil, James, shoemaker, 47 Meal vennel O'Neil, John, hawker, 275 High street Ordnance Survey Office, 15 and 17 Athole street Ormrod, Mrs George, 35 Watergate Ostler, James, coal-dealer, Paul's close, Newrow Oswald, Andrew, wood-merchant, 1 South stfeet Oswald, Charles, upholsterer, 6 Meal vennel Oswald, Miss, fruiterer, &c., 37 St John street—house 1 South st. Ower, James, cabinetmaker, 59 South Methven street—house 13 Keir street, Bridgend Ower, Thomas, joiner, 8 Melville street

Pae, David, meal and barley merchant, 1 North Methven street house Innerbuist Pairnie, John, clothier and hatter, 19 High street—h. New Scone Palmer, Peter, grocer and iron-merchant, 200 High street—house 18 York place PA LMER PATTON. 163

Palmer, Ealph, labourer, 4 Leonard place Palmer, Thomas, coal-merchant, 20 Mill street—house Bridgend Parker, John, tenter, 219 South street Parochial Board Office, Glasgow road—W. Young, inspector Patillo, Charles, labourer, 151 High street Patillo, James, 211 South street Patillo, Peter, warder (General Prison), 15 Kirkgate Patillo, Thomas, blacksmith, 23 Kirkgate Patillo, William, mason, 12 Barossa street Paton, Edward, gun and rifle manufacturer, &c., 44 George street —house 42 Paton, James (of J. & J. Paton), 73 South street Paton, J. & J., shoemakers, 11 St John street— b. 29 Stormont st. Paton, Miss, 8 Kose terrace Paton, Mrs Charles, bookseller and stationer, 32 St John st.—h 22 Patrick, Mrs James, Moncrieife terrace, Craigie Patrick, William, shipmaster, 81 Canal street Patterson, Alexander, dyer, 282 High street Patterson, Alexander, spirit-dealer, 242 South street and Canal st. Patterson, Andrew, dyer, 9 Paul's close, Newrow Patterson, David, carter, 12 Barossa street Patterson, David, vintner, 49 South street Patterson, David, labourer, 4 South street Patterson, Daniel, smith, 29 Mill street Patterson, George, joiner, 15 King street Patterson, George, engine-driver. New town Patterson, James, labourer, 4 South street Patterson, John, pensioner, 4 Barossa street Patterson, John, engineer, 29 Mill street Patterson, Jean, stoneware-merchant, 12 Hospital street Patterson, Jean, grocer, 30 County place Patterson, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 5 Barrack street Patterson, Mrs, 24 Pomarium Patterson, Mrs George, 2 Victoria street Patterson, Mrs James, 352 High street Patterson, Peter, cabinetmaker, 7 Paul's close, Newrow Patterson, Peter, boilermaker, 43 Leonard street Patterson, Robert, labourer, 5 Paul street Patterson, William, labourer, 82 South street Patterson, William, 43 Leonard street Patterson, William, C.E., Marshall Bank Patton, Alexander, tenter, 282 High street Patton, David, labourer, 129 High street Patton, James, shoemaker, 14 Newrow Patton, James, flesher, 8 Princes street Patton, James, plumber, 4 Union street lane, Bridgend Patton, James, labourer, 52 South street Patton, James, weaver, 28 Leonard street 164 PATTON PEDDIE.

PattoD, James, Infirmary gatekeeper, York place PattoD, John, weaver, 69 Leonard street Patton, Joseph, 70 South street Patton, Miss Margaret, lodgings, 238 High street Patton, Mrs, lodgings, 4 South street Patton, Mrs Alexander, 333 High street Patton, Mrs David, fruiterer, 154 High street—house 47 Patton, Mrs James, lodgings, 101 Watergate Patton, Mrs James, vintner, 5 Commercial street, Bridgend Patton, Peter, boilermaker, 3 St Paul's square Patton, Peter, porter, 29 Storraont street Patton, Robert, v^eaver, Thimblerow Patton, Thomas, joiner, New town Patton, William, police-constable, 23 Strathmore street, Bridgend Patullo, Samuel {of Brewster & Patullo), 44 James street Paul, A. & W., chemists, 21 South Street—house 51 Watergate Paul, John, mason, 70 Victoria street Paul, John, cabinetmaker, 13 Speygate Paul, William, sawyer, 67 Pomarium Peacock, Mrs Margaret, 58 South Methven street Peacock, Mrs William, 105 South street Peacock & Son, William, silk-printers, 189 South st. —h. James st. Pearson, David, mason, 103 Canal street Pearson, John, weaver, DovecotlatKi Pearson, Miss Jane, grocer, 233 High street Pearson, Miss Mary, grocer, 6 Athole street Pearson, Mrs James, seamstress, 17 Stormont street Pearson, Mrs John, lodgings, 6 Stormont street Pearson, William (of Eichardson & Pearson), 6 Main st., Bridgend Pearson, William, turner, 190 High street—house 161 Pearson, William, blacking-maker, 35 Main street, Bridgend Peat, Mrs David, 19 Mill street Peat, Eobert, bookseller, 24 High street—house 19 Mill street Peatie, John, engine-fitter, 41 South street Peddie, David, printer, 137 PTigh street Peddie, James, labourer, 74 Victoria street Peddie, John, fitter, 139 South street Peddie, John, painter, 14 Paul street Peddie, John, bookbinder, 3 Cutlog vennel Peddie, Miss Jane, 20 Carpenter street Peddie, Mrs Gerard, perfumer, 53 George street—house 57 Peddie, Mrs James, 55 Mill street Peddie, Mrs John, lodgings, 137 High street Peddie, Robert, head master, Sharp's Educational Institution, South Methven street Peddie, Thomas, tailor, 19 Union street Peddie, Thomas, weaver, 12 Paul street Peddie, William, gas inspector, 14 Newrow —

PEDDIE PICKFORD. 165

Peddie, William, painter, 1 Paul street Peebles, Alexander, labourer, 5 Cow vennel Peebles, Archibald, Logiealmond Tavern, 6 South Methven street Peebles, Peter, coal-agent, 7 Earl's dykes Peebles, Robert, labourer, 16 Commercial street, Bridgend PefFers, James (Stamps and Taxes), 37 York place Peggie, Mrs James, 64 South street Penny, James, weaver, Thimblerow Penny, Robert, hawker, Kirk close, 80 High street Perth Brewery, North Methven street Perth Foundry, Paul street—Alexander M'Farlane & Co. Perth Library, 78 George street Perth Marble Works, County place Perth Soup Kitchen, 97 Canal st.—George Thomson, manager Perth Wheaten Bread Society (First), 15 Union lane —John Brebner, manager Perth Wheaten Bread Society (Second), 15 Union st. —James Ay son, manager Perthshire Agricultural Company's Office, 10 High street Thomas DufF, manager Perthshire Journal and Reporter, Kirkside Perthshire Wine and Spirit Company, 6 Watergate Peterkin, Margaret, needlewoman, 205 South street Peterkin, Mrs James, 80 High street Peters, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, Dovecotland—h. above Peters, Alexander, weaver, 10 Barrack street Peters, Charles, coach-painter, 89 South street Peters, David, mason, 61 Stormont street Peters, David, Free West Church officer, 27 Leonard street Peters, Mrs, sewer, 198 South street Peters, Mrs David, book-dealer, 220 South street—h. Dovecotland Peters, Mrs William, 1 1 Speygate Peters, Robert, mason, 21 Pomarium Petrie, Andrew, engine-driver, 39 Princes street Petrie, Andrew, baker, 55 South street Petrie, David (Ordnance Survey), 170 High street Petrie, George, weaver, 1 Horner's lane Petrie, John, hat-manufacturer, 108 South street Petrie, John, engine-driver. New town Petrie, Mrs James, 39 Canal street Petrie, William, 2 Barrack street Petrie, William, labourer, 232 High street Phillip, Andrew, commercial traveller, 6 Main street, Bridgend Philips, Miss Ann, staymaker, 42 St John st.—h, St John's place Philips, Mrs William, St John's place Philips, Thomas, blacksmith, 116 South street Picket, Michael, labourer, 82 South street Pickford & Co., railway carriers, 13 Mill street 166 PIKKERTON—PROUDFOOT.

Pinkerton, James C. (of Spottiswoode & Pinkerton), 30 James st. Pirrie, Alexander, Edinburgh post-office messenger, 6 Carpenter st. Pirrie & Anderson, coachbuilders, Princes street Pirrie, James (of Pirrie & Anderson), 88 South street Pirrie, Mrs John, 142 Canal street Pitblado, David, shipowner, Princes street Pitcairns, Mrs, 55 Commercial street, Bridgend Pitcaithly, Alexander, game-dealer, 14 Mill street—house Craigend Pitkeathlv, George, clerk, 19 Commercial street, Bridgend Pitkeathly, James, shoemaker, 13 Skinnergate Pitkeathly, John, porter, Carr's Croft Pitkeathly, John, mason, Malloch's close, South street Pitkeathly, John, weaver, 7 Paul street Pitkeathly, Mrs William, 208 High street Plane, John, blacksmith, 56 Leonard street PoiiicE-AssESSMENT Office, 3 High street—J. M'Ewan, collector Police-Office, 1 High street—John Welsh, superintendent Pollan, John, labourer, 103 South street Poor-Eates Office, Canal crescent—John Scott, collector Pople, H. W., British Hotel, 99 Leonard street Porteous, William, labourer, Dovecotland Porter, Charles, slater, 26 South Methven street Porter, James (of Maxtone & Porter), 10 High street Porter, John, fireman, Carr's Croft Porter, John, weaver, Dovecotland Post-Ofpice, 2 High street—C. G. Sidey, postmaster Potts, Mrs George, 9 Castlegable Pourie, Pitkeathly, & Co., fishmongers, 16 George street Pourie, Robert (of Pourie, Pitkeathly, & Co.), 18 George street Powrie, WiUiam, turner, St John's place Powrie, William, polisher, 80 High street Pratt, Captain F. E. (Ordnance Survey), 15 Rose terrace Pratt, John, weaver, Dovecotland Pratt, Robert, weaver, 190 High street Prentice, John, tilemaker, Dovecotland Preston, G. M., commercial traveller, 39 King street Preston, James, register office, 50 High street Preston, Joseph, shoemaker, 148 High street—house 170 Pride, Mrs Thomas, 175 High street Pringle, John, jeweller, 9 St John street Pringle, John, pattern-maker, 11 Cross street Pringle, Miss Mary, 19 North Methven street Pringle, Mrs James, painter and paper-hanger, 9 High street—h. 7 Peison Assessment Office, 3 High street—J. Thomson, collector Procurator-Fiscal's Office, St Ann's lane Profit, David, boilermaker, 35 Scott street Proudfoot, James, meal-dealer, 39 South street Proudfoot, James, clerk, Dovecotland PROUDFOOT RAMAGE. 167

Proudfoot, Margaret, Claypots wynd w_^ Proudfoot, Mary, Low Craigie Proudfoot, Mrs David, 216 South street Proudfoot, Mrs David, 35 North Methven street Proudfoot, Mrs David, 13 Speygate Proudfoot, Mrs David, 216 South street Proudfoot, Mrs Isabella, 106 High street Proudfoot, Mrs James, 3 Cow vennel Proudfoot, Mrs William, 68 Athole street Proudfoot, Robert, boilermaker, 108 South street Prussian Vice-Consul's Office, 2 St John's pi. —E. Low, agent Public Baths & Wash House, Mill street—Thomas Morrison, manager Public Weigh-House, Kirkside Pullar, David, labourer, 337 High street Pullar, James, spirit-dealer, 257 High street—house 259 Pullar, James, joiner, 6 Mill close Pullar, James F. (of J. Pullar & Son), 35 Mill street Pullar, John, labourer, 126 South street Pullar, John (of J Pullar & Son), 3 St Leonard's bank Pullar, Joseph, labourer, 8 Cross street Pullar, Laurence (of Laurence Pullar & Co.), 18 Marshall place Pullar, Miss Catherine, New town Pullar, Mrs David, 339 High street Pullar, Mrs Helen, laundress, 104 South street Pullar, Mrs John, 61 Pomarium Pullar, Mrs William, 10 Melville street Pullar, Robert (of J. Pullar & Son), 17 Marshall place Pullar, Thomas, weaver, 5 Kinnoull causeway Pullar, Mrs William, 59 High street Pullar, William, weaver, Thimblerow Pullar & Co., Laurence, manufacturers, Balhousie Pullar & Keay, joiners, 54 Victoria street Pullar & Son, J., silk-dyers, 36 Mill street Q Queen, John, hawker, 103 Canal street Queen, John, labourer, 199 South street Quesock, William, labourer, 3 Cutlog vennel Quigly, Edward, hawker, 33 Castlegable

Rae, James, cooper, 35 Scott street Rae, John, pensioner, Dovecotlaud Rae, John, weaver, 148 South street Rae, Thomas, painter, 148 South street Rait, John, engine-driver, New town Ramage, Grseme, Champion Inn, St Ann's lane —

168 KAMSAY REID.

Ramsay, Alexander, stoker, Dovecotland Eamsay, Alexander, stoneware-merchant, 31 Meal vennel Ramsay, Alexander, plumber, 145 High street Ramsay, James, boilermaker, 10 Barrack street Ramsay, John, fireman, 1 1 Cow vennel Ramsay, Matthew, sawyer, 20 Hospital street Ramsay, Mrs George, 12 Charlotte street Ramsay, Mrs James, laundress. 111 South street Ramsay, William, olerk, 3 Water vennel, Watergate Ramsay, William, cowfeeder, 36 West Mill street Ramsay, William G., slater, 117 South street Rankin, William, bookseller, 149 High street—house 137 Rattray, Charles, Thimblerow Rattray, David, U. P. preacher, 122 Canal crescent Rattray, George, wright, 104 South street Rattray, James, engine-fitter, Low Craigie Rattray, James, fitter, 9 Earl's dykes Rattray, James, smith, 315 High street Rattray, John, labourer, 313 High street Rattray, John, mail-guard, 39 Watergate Rattray, John, porter, 39 Princes street Rattray, Mrs William, 38 Pomarium Rattray, Thomas, labourer, 4 Union street lane, Bridgend Readdie, James, burgh assessor. Paradise place Readdie, James, jun., builder, 78 Victoria street Readdie, John & David, wrights, 21 Scott street—house St Leon- ard's bank Readdie, Mrs, dressmaker, 21 Scott street Reekie, Alexander, tailor, Claypots wynd Reekie, David, labourer, 74 South street Receiving Post-Office, 3 King street—James Anderson Registkak's Office for Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 6 Charlotte street —Robert Buist, registrar Reid, Alexander, wright, 8 Horner's lane Reid, Alexander, mason, 12 Barrack street Reid, Alexander, shoddy mill, Craigie Reid, Alexander, dyer, 47 Stormont street Reid, Alexander, dyer, 232 High street Reid, Alexander, shoemaker, 34 Newrow Reid, Alexander, shoemaker, 13 Barossa street Reid, Andrew, teacher. Queen street, Craigie Reid, Archibald, sheriff-clerk and joint city-clerk, 3 High street house Marshall Cottage, Bridgend Reid, Charles, smith, 20 Kinnoull causeway Reid, David, broker, 3 Meal vennel Reid, David, 258 High street Reid, David, weaver, 16 Kinnoull causeway Reid, David, St Paul's Church officer, 91 Canal street REID RICHARDSON. 1 69

Eeid, David, Strathmore Inn, Main street, Bridgend Reid, David, slater, 25 Pomarium Keid, George, weaver, 64 Pomarium Reid, James, coachman, 182 South street Reid, James, clerk, 37 Canal street Eeid, James, shoemaker, 207 High street Reid, James, smith, 199 South street Reid, James, late spirit-merchant, 270 High street Reid, James, seaman, 56 Pomarium Reid, James, smith, 6 St Paul's square Reid, John, shipmaster, 67 Watergate Reid, John, 292 High street Reid, John, warper, 297 High street Reid, Miss Barbara, grocer, 8 Foundry lane Reid, Miss Isabella, grocer, 52 Watergate Reid, Miss Janet, washer, 80 Pomarium Reid, Mrs Alexander, 20 South street Reid, Mrs Charles, 11 Castlegable Reid, Mrs Daniel, grocer, 92 Watergate Reid, Mrs James, 7 Murray street Reid, Mrs James, 23 Stormont street Reid, Mrs J., lodgings, 10 North William street Reid, Mrs John, 103 Canal street Reid, Mrs John, mangle, 14 South street Reid, Mrs Margaret, 270 High street Reid, Mrs Peter, 48 Commercial street, Bridgend Reid, Mrs William, 232 High street Eeid, Mrs William, winder, Thimblerow Eeid, Mrs William, winder, 61 Pomarium Eeid, Neil, chemist and druggist, 39 George street—house 48 Eeid, Peter, shoemaker, 13 Barossa street Eeid, Eobert, West Church officer, 4 Cow vennel Eeid, Eobert, shoemaker, 34 Newrow Eeid, Thomas, 14 King street Eeid, Thomas, spirit-dealer, 236 South street Eeilly, Mrs James, 134 High street Eeilly, Mrs Jean, 47 Meal vennel Eennet, Mrs William, cowfeeder, 279 High street Rennie, Mrs George, 27 Watergate Rennie, Mrs William, 48 George street Reoch, John, sergeant of police, 15 Foundry lane Eeoch, Eoberl, baker, 8 Foundry lane Eiach, Miss Elizabeth, 57 King street Eiach, Mrs Major W. A., Rose well Cottage, Bridgend Eichardson, Andrew, bank-porter, 12 Princes street Eichardson, James, weaver, 67 Pomarium Richardson, John, weaving agent, 216 South street Richardson, Miss Margaret, 12 Melville street l2 —

170 RICHARDSON ROBERTSON.

Richardson, Thomas, bookseller and stationer, 1 George street house 18 High street Richardson, Thomas, carter, 90 Watergate Richardson, William, wright, 73 Mill street Richardson, William, labourer, 217 South street Richardson, William, grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 43 High street Richardson & Pearson, silk-mercers, 32 George street Rigg, Rev, George, 16 Melville street Rintoul, John, mason, Dovecotland Rintoul, Laurence, merchant, 79 High street—house 81 Rintoul, Robert, 102 High street Rintoul, Robert, mason, Dovecotland Ritchie, Charles, MoncriefFe Arms Inn, 61 Princes street Ritchie, James, civil engineer and land-surveyor, 7 Athole place house 2 Melville street Ritchie, James, late china-merchant, 68 St John street Ritchie, John, wright, 68 Leonard street Ritchie, Mary, 20 Canal street Ritchie, Mrs John, 44 South street Ritchie, Mrs Ruthven, 16 King street Ritchie, Mrs Peter, horse-hirer, 163 High street and 27 Mill st. Ritchie, Mrs William, 2 Blackfriars street Ritchie, William (British Linen Company's Bank), 163 High st. Ritchie, William, fisher, 8 Barrack street River Police and Fishing Office, 3 High street Robb, David, blacksmith, 66 South Methven street Robb, George, brickmaker, 2 Cross street Robb, George, tailor, 116 High street Robb, James, ropespinner, 148 High street Robb, Mrs David, 42 Kinnoull causeway Robb, Mrs James, 315 High street Robbie, Charles, shoemaker, 129 High street Roberton, James B., road-surveyor, 3 Isla street, Bridgend Roberts, James, plumber, 6 St Paul's square Roberts, William, labourer, 48 Pomarium Robertson & Son, Alexander, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 19 George street and 50 South street Robertson, Alexander, labourer, 6 Foundry lane Robertson, Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 38 North Methven st. Robertson, Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 5 Kirkgate—house 7 Robertson, Alexander, seaman, 15 Main street, Bridgend Robertson, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 3 York place Robertson, Alexander, tenter, 33 Cross street Robertson, Alexander, draper, 191 High street Robertson, Alexander, labourer, 11 Cross street Robertson, Alexander, coachbuilder, 129 High street Robertson, Alexander, tanner, 23 Carpenter street ROBERTSON. 171

Robertson Alexander, weaver, 376 High street Eobertson Alexander, weaver, 49 Strathmore street, Bridgend Eobertson Alexander, railway-porter, 52 Pomarium Eobertson Alexander, waggon-inspector, New town Eobertson Andrew, labourer, 113 High street Eobertson Charles, grocer, 21 Hospital street—house 19 Eobertson Charles, sawyer, Cutlog vennel Eobertson Daniel, weaver, Dovecotland Eobertson Daniel, victualler, 278 High street Eobertson Daniel, watchmaker, 33 George st.—h. 122 Canal st. Eobertson Daniel, fruiterer, 61 North Methven street Eobertson David, cabinetmaker, Union st. —h. 63 N. Methven st. Eobertson David, labourer, 53 Commercial street, Bridgend Eobertson David, bookseller and librarian, 94 High st. —house 92 Eobertson David, 10 KinnouU causeway Eobertson David, labourer, 6 Paul street Eobertson Donald, carter, 23 Castlegable Eobertson Donald, porter, 19 Mill street Eobertson Donaldson, & Co., Perth Saw-Mills, 9 Victoria street Eobertson Duncan, weaver, Cutlog vennel Eobertson Edward, slater, 3 Newrow Eobertson George, cattle-dealer, 22 KinnouU street Eobertson George, sawyer, 21 Kirkgate Eobertson James, painter, 120 High street Eobertson James, 134 High street

Eobertson James, seaman, 120 Canal street ^ Eobertson James, spirit-agent, 21 York place Eobertson James, labourer, 60 Scott street Eobertson James, labourer, 10 Hospital street Eobertson James, warder, 55 Mill street Eobertson James, mason, Barnhill Eobertson James, engine-driver, Nelson street Eobertson James, seaman, 52 South street Eobertson James, pensioner, 212 South street Eobertson James, blacksmith and cartwright, 31 Princes street- house South William street Eobertson James, carpenter, 189 South street Eobertson James, book-deliverer, 8 East Bridge street, Bridgend Robertson James, weaver, 358 High street Eobei'tson James (of A. Eobertson & Son), 48 N. Methven street Eobertson James, cabinetmaker, New town Eobertson James, weaver, 212 South street Eobertson James, shoemaker, 42 South street Eobertson James, shoemaker, Cutlog vennel Robertson James, pointsman, 137 Canal street Eobertson John, labourer, 19 Strathmore street, Bridgend Eobertson John, labourer, 8 Commercial street, Bridgend Eobertson John, engine-fitter, 301 High street 172 ROBERTSON.

Robertson, John, 3 North Methven street Robertson, John, shoemaker, 71 High street Robertson, John, labourer, 3 South William street Robertson, John, labourer, 389 High street Robertson, John, labourer, 6 Mill close Robertson, John, bootmaker, 34 Commercial street, Bridgend Robertson, John, engine-fitter, 6 Canal street Robertson, John, blacksmith, 142 South street Robertson, John, tailor, 52 Castlegable Robertson, John, pavior, 91 Canal street Robertson, John, labourer, 9 Keir street, Bridgend Robertson, John, vintner, 134 High street Robertson, John, small-wares, 160 South street Robertson, John, weaver, Thimblerow Robertson, John, tailor, 10 Princes street Robertson, John, labourer, 5 Speygate Robertson, John, labourer, Clayholes Robertson, John, scavenger, 13 Strathmore street, Bridgend Robertson, Joseph, labourer, 184 South street Robertson, Joseph, labourer, 152 South street Robertson, Miss, 12 Princes street Robertson, Miss Ann, seamstress, 104 South street Robertson, Miss Betsy, 10 Guard vennel Robertson, Miss Catherine, 3 Strathmore street, Bridgend Robertson, Miss Catherine, dressmaker, 5 St Paul's square Robertson, Miss Catherine, 36 Barossa street Robertson, Miss Christina, seamstress, 129 High street Robertson, Miss Elizabeth, Dovecotland Robertson, Miss Isabella, tobacconist, 57 Princes street Robertson, Miss Isabella, grocer, 345 High street Robertson, Miss Jane, 67 Pomarium Robertson, Miss Janet, dressmaker, 91 Canal street Robertson, Miss Margaret, lodgings, 37 Canal street Robertson, Miss Margaret, binder, Blackfriars wynd Robertson, Miss Margaret, 10 Bridge lane Robertson, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 18 George street Robertson, Mrs Adam, 123 High street Robertson, Mrs Alexander, 80 Watergate Robertson, Mrs Alexander, vintner, 11 Carpenter street Robertson, Mrs Alexander, 15 Paul street Robertson, Mrs Alexander, 4 Mill wynd Robertson, Mrs Alexander, 12 Guard vennel Robertson, Mrs Alexander, 29 Kinnoull causeway Robertson, Mrs Daniel, 71 Watergate Robertson, Mrs David, 261 High street Robertson, Mrs David, mangle, 49 Stormont street Robertson, Mrs David, 8 St Paul's square Robertson, Mrs E., 4 Mill wynd ROBERTSON. 173

Kobertson, Mrs George, 15 Kinnoull causeway KobertsoD, Mrs James, innkeeper, 14 Mill street Eobertson, Mrs James, 4 Barrack street Robertson, Mrs James, sick-nurse, 211 High street Robertson, Mrs James, 13 Leonard street Robertson, Mrs James, 3 St Paul's square Robertson, Mrs James, 368 High street Robertson, Mrs James, 177 South street Robertson, Mrs Jane, 43 Stormont street Robertson, Mrs Janet, 50 Castlegable Robertson, Mrs John, Fleshers' Tavern, 96 High street Robertson, Mrs John, toy-dealer, 10 Princes street Robertson, Mrs John, 4 Kinnoull causeway Robertson, Mrs John, 5 Mill wynd Robertson, Mrs Paul, 163 South street Robertson, Mrs Robert, 44 Athole street Robertson, Mrs Robert, lodgings, 85 Canal street Robertson, Mrs Robert, 12 Marshall place Robertson, Mrs Thomas, 9 Union lane Robertson, Mrs William, 4 Mill wynd Robertson, Mrs William, 139 Canal street Robertson, Oliphant, book-deliverer, 15 St Ann's lane Robertson, Peter, 13 Keir street, Bridgend Robertson, Peter, labourer, 35 Stormont street Robertson, Peter, postboy, 33 Castlegable Robertson, Peter, Model Lodging-house keeper, Skinnergate Robertson, Peter, grocer and provision merchant, 28 Princes street —house Greyfriars lane Eobertson, Peter, blacksmith, 37 Princes street Robertson, Peter, labourer, 53 Mill street Robertson, Peter, grocer, 127 South street Robertson, Robert H., grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 22 High street—house Viewbank, Kinnoull Robertson, Robert, writer, 30 Melville street Robertson, Robert, grocer, 189 High street—house above Robertson, Robert, tailor, 69 South street Robertson, Robert, warper, 25 Hospital street Robertson, Robert, weaver, Thimblerow Robertson, Robert, carter, 67 Strathmore street, Bridgend Eobertson, Robert, pensioner, 33 Main street, Bridgend Robertson, Robert, weaver, 6 Cross street Robertson, Robert, weaver, 177 South street Robertson, Robert, engineer, 34 South William street Robertson, Robert, sawmills, Shore Robertson, Robert, police-constable, 23 Cow vennel Robertson, Robert, shoemaker, 13 Leonard street Robertson, Thomas, grocer, 63 South street Robertson, Thomas, wright, 46 Commercial street, Bridgend 174 ROBERTSON ROSS.

Kobertson, Thomas, corkcutter, 306 High street Kobertson, Thomas, pensioner, 25 Kirkgate Robertson, Thomas, contractor, 3 Keir street, Bridgend Eobertson, Walter, slater, 6 Mill close Eobertson, William, cowfeeder, Claypots wynd Eobertson, William, dresser, 24 Kinnoull street Eobertson, William, dresser, Shuttlefield close, South street Eobertson, William, porter, 9 Keir street, Bridgend Eobertson, William, printer, 85 Watergate Eobertson, William, cabinetmaker, 2 Skinnergate Eobertson, William, dresser, 346 High street Eobertson, William, weaver, 360 High street Eobertson, William, grocer, 75 South street—house 77 Eobertson, William, watchmaker, 128 High street—h. Cherrybank Eobertson, William, dyer, Thimblerow Eobertson, William, joiner, 7 Leonard street Eobertson, William, mason, 146 High street Eobertson, William, clerk, 47 George street Eobertson, William, writer, 18 North William street Eobson, Mrs William, 25 South William street Eoddan, Daniel, stoneware-merchant, 22 North Methven street Eodger, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow Eodger, Edward, grocer, 329 High street—house 321 Eodger, James, painter, 300 High street Eodger, John, slater, Thimblerow Eodger, John, postboy, 15 Barossa street Eodger, Mrs, Bowerswell road, Bridgend Eodger, William, blacksmith, 23 Kinnoull causeway Eodgie, Isabella, 17 Stormont street Eodgie, James, weaver, 386 High street Eodgie, WiUiam, weaver, Claypots wynd Eollo, David, baker, 152 High street—house 156 EoUo, James, 22 Marshall place Eollo, James, sheriff-officer, 3 High street Eollo, James, blacksmith, New town Eollo, James, engine-fitter. New town Eollo, Hon. John (Bell, Eannie, & Co.), 35 St John street—house Earnbauk Eollo, John, tinsmith and gasfitter, 67 George st. —h. New town Eollo, William, labourer, 91 Canal street Eonald, William, warehouseman, Balhousie Works Eonaldson, William, wright, 144 South street Eose, William, turner, 177 South street Eoss, Adam, smith, 12 Meal vennel Eoss, Alexander, cooper, 24 South Methven street—house 48 Eoss, Alexander, coach-smith, 68 St John street Eoss, Alexander, warder, 266 High street Eoss, Alexander, painter, 123 High street ROSS RUSSELL. 175

Ross, Alexander, Free St Stephen's Church oflScer, 304 High st. Eoss, Charles (County Constabulary), 56 Victoria street Ross, James (of W. & J. Ross), 5 Rose terrace Ross, James, cooper, 15 Stormont street Ross, John, corn-merchant, 40 James street Ross, John, candlemaker, 118 High street—house Mount Craigie Ross, John, plasterer, 239 High street Ross, Margaret, seamstress, 62 Pomarium Ross, Miss, 71 Princes street Ross, Miss Janet, Dovecotland Ross, Mrs A., 68 St John street Ross, Mrs Alexander, dressmaker, 151 High street Ross, Mrs John, 38 Victoria street Ross, Mrs Robert, 13 Paul street Ross, Mrs William, lodgings, 59 North Methven street Ross, Peter, candlemaker, 120 High street Ross, Peter, weaver, 69 Leonard street Ross, Thomas, inkmaker, 198 South street Ross, Thomas, labourer, 340 High street Ross, William, haircutter, 223 High street— house 224 Ross, William, boilermaker, 91 Canal street Ross, William, baker, 38 St John st. —house 1 Oliphant's vennel Ross, William (of W. & J. Ross), Mill street Ross, W. & J., solicitors, 37 George street Ross & Son, John, grocers and wine-merchants, 21 George street —house Fairmount terrace, Barnhill Rowden, Alfred (of Rowden & Roy), Inchbank, Bridgend Rowden & Roy, grain-merchants. 111 Canal street Roy, Alexander, clerk, 68 High street Roy, Andrew, grain-merchant, 20 S. Methven street—house 22 Roy, David, dyer, 34 Newrow Roy, James, Springbank, Bridgend Roy, James, haircutter, 7 Bridge lane—house 9 Roy, James, bill-poster, 54 High street Roy, James, labourer, 13 Barossa street Roy, James, weaver, 39 Castlegable Roy, John, labourer, 55 High street Roy, John, ironmonger, 42 High street—house County place Roy, Miss, 15 Rose terrace Roy, Mrs Alexander, Carr's Croft Roy, Robert (of Rowden & Roy), 74 St John street Roy, Thomas, flesher, 47 South Methven street—house 42 Royal Arch Mason Lodge, 71 High street Royal Bank of Scotland, 20 High street—P, Soutar, agent Royal Geokge Hotel, 51 George street—John Kennedy Runcey, T. L. (of Bell, Pvannie, & Co.), 45 South Methven street Rupe, John, weaver, 14 Kinnoull causeway Russell, Isaac, flaxdresser, 51 Meal vennel —

176 RUSSELL SCOTLAND.

Russell, James, cabinetmaker, 26 Princes street Eussell, Mrs, 19 Leonard street Russell, Thomas, blacksmith, 4 Cross street Rutherford, Andrew, 176 South street Rutherford, Charles (R. P. Rifles), 9 Leonard street Rutherford, George, quarrier, 190 High street Rutherford, James, plumber, 13 Barossa street Rutherford, John, coachman, 47 Strathmore street, Bridgend Rutherford, Mrs Alexander, spirit-dealer, 36 Princes street Rutherford, Mrs James, winder, 151 High street Rutherford, Mrs James, 344 High street Rutherford, Mrs John, lodgings, 312 High street Rutherford, Thomas, 8 Leonard street Rutherford, William, joiner, 8 Main street—house 9 Strathmore street, Bridgend Rutherford, William, smith, 62 Watergate Ruthven, John, King's Arms Inn, 7 High street Ryder, John, hostler, 13 Barossa street S Sage, David, weaver, 6 Horner's lane Sage, John, weaver, 103 Canal street Sage, Joseph, weaver, 48 Pomarium Sage, Mrs, seamstress, 258 High street Salutation Hotel, 26 South street— Peter Carmichael Salmon, Major George P., Willanslee, Barnhill Salmon, J. & P., ironmongers and blacksmiths, KinnouU street house 45 Commercial street, Bridgend Salmon, Peter (of J. & P. Salmon), 70 South Methven street Sandeman, J. & D., bootmakers, 110 High street—house 106 Sandeman, Misses, 46 Commercial street, Bridgend Sandeman, Miss Ann, 11 Rose terrace Sandeman, Mrs Glas, Springland, Bridgend Sandeman, Thomas R. (of Bell & Sandeman), 20 Charlotte street Saunders, Mrs David, St Paul's square Saunders, Peter, leather-merchant, 12 Mill street Saxey, John, 48 Commercial street, Bridgend Schaeffer, Henry F. F. (Academy), 53 King street Scobie, James, blacksmith, 137 High street * Scobie, John, flesher, 1 West Bridge street, Bridgend Scobie, Miss Christian, lodgings, 246 High street Scobie, Mrs Alexander, 27 KinnouU causeway Scobie, Mrs David, 85 South street Scobie, Robert, pensioner, 134 High street Scobie, William, labourer, 56 Mill street Scotland, Applin, weaver, 35 Pomarium Scotland, David, weaver, 15 Pomarium Scotland, James, painter, 3 Cross street SCOTLAND SCOTT. 177

Scotland, John, weaver, Dovecotland Scotland, John, weaver, 51 Pomarium Scotland, John, weaver, 10 Barrack street Scotland, Miss, lodgings, 45 South Methven street Scotland, Mrs James, Dovecotland Scotland, Newlands, 61 South street Scotland, William, engine-driver, 7 Earl's dykes Scotland, William, weaver, Dovecotland Scott, Alexander, carter, 67 South street Scott, Alexander (R. P. Rifles), 17 Princes street Scott, Alexander, joiner, 8 Foundry lane Scott, Andrew, labourer, 15 Castlegable Scott, Rev. Archibald B., 5 Marshall place Scott, Archibald, labourer, 1 Mill wynd Scott, Bernard, labourer, 116 High street Scott, Charles, cabinetmaker, &c., 24 South street—h. 3 Albert pi. Scott, Charles, tanner, 44 Skinnergate Scott, David, wright, 19 Speygate Scott, David, cowfeeder, Craigie Scott, David, surgeon and druggist, 35 High street—h. 9 Athole st. Scott, Edward, stoneware-merchant, 50 Meal vennel Scott, George, cabinetmaker, 25 Pomarium Scott, George, wine and spirit dealer, 3 St John's place—h. above Scott, James, labourer, 12 Back wynd Scott, James, wool-merchant, 47 Scott street Scott, James, solicitor, 20 Watergate Scott, James, fitter, 6 Cross street Scott, James, baker, 3 County place Scott, James, spirit-dealer, 11 Mill street Scott, James, furnishings, 68 George street Scott, James, engine-driver, 2 James street Scott, James, surfaceman, 57 Strathmore street, Bridgend Scott, John, waiter, 92 Victoria street Scott, John, gardener, 53 Watergate Scott, John, lastmaker, 30 Mill street—house 17 Cutlog vennel Scott, John, collector of poor-rates, Canal crescent Scott, Matthew, late wine and spirit merchant, 25 _S. William st. Scott, Misses, boarding-school, Queen street, Craigie Scott, Misses, boarding-school, 13 Rose terrace Scott, Miss Janet, lodgings, 55 High street Scott, Miss Mary, 190 High street Scott, Mrs, 32 James street Scott, Mrs, seamstress, 2 Blackfriars wynd Scott, Mrs Mary, 394 High street Scott, Mrs Donald, 5 Curfew row Scott, Mrs George, 9 Watergate Scott, Mrs James, 75 Leonard street Scott, Mrs John, lodgings, 82 South street M 1 78 SCOTT^ SHAAV

Scott, Mrs William, 5 Melville street Scott, Kobert, weaver, 38 Barossa street Scott, Eobert, weaver, 103 South street Scott, Robert, mason, 56 Castlegable Scott, Eobert, confectioner, 88 High street—house 86 Scott, Robert, weaver, 21 KinnouU street Scott, Thomas, weaver, Thimblerow Scott, Thomas, weaver, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend Scott, Thomas, mason, 8 Keir street, Bridgend Scott, Thomas, grocer, 255 High street—house 253 Scott, William, ropespinner, 311 High street Scott, William D., cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 18 and 20 Mill street—house 12 Charlotte street Scrimgour, Donald, labourer, 12 Barrack street Scrimgour, Donald, labourer, 20 KinnouU causeway Scrimgour, James, labourer, 75 South street Scrimgour, James, 19 Stormont street Scrimgour, John, labourer, 158 South street Scrimgour, Mrs, lodgings, 40 South street Scrimgour, Robert, weaver, 55 Pomarium Scrimgour, William, weaver, 53 Pomarium Scroggie, John, labourer, 214 High street Se§lh, James, tailor, 7 Leonard street Seiveright, William, teacher (General Prison), 26 Melville street Selby, John, railway-guard, Nelson street Session-Clerk's Office, 6 Charlotte street Seton, Charles, weaver, 114 South street Seton, Donald, labourer, 7 Paul street Seton, Miss, lodgings, 23 Carpenter street Seton, Miss L., 6 East Bridge street, Bridgend Seton, Mrs Captain, Potterhill, Bridgend Shand, Eobert, teacher, 45 Melville street ' Shanks, Mrs John, dairy, 11 St Paul's square Sharp, David, painter, 156 High street Sharp, David, gardener, Marshall Cottage, Bridgend Sharp, George, Albert Inn, 48 George street Sharp, James, cabinetmaker, Union street Sharp, Major Jelf, Kincarrathie, Bridgend Sharp, Miss Helen, 7 Ban-ack street Sharp, Mrs Charles, 8 Mill street Sharp, Peter, labourer, 48 Barossa street Sharp, William, labourer, 73 Canal street Sharp, William, carter, 69 Watergate Shaw, Alexander, dyer, 306 High street Shaw, Alexander (R. P. Rifles), 10 County place Shaw, Andrew, weaver, 16 KinnouU causeway Shaw, James, corkcutter, 146 High street Shaw, Malcolm, carter, 196 South street —

SHAW SIMMONDS. 179

Shaw, Norman, cowfeeder, Malloch's close, South street Shaw, Peter, labourer, 13 Hospital street Shaw, William, slater, 41 Pomarium Shearer, Alexander, clerk, 146 High street Shearer, Miss, housekeeper, Murray's Royal Asylum, Bridgend Shedden, Andrew, Dupplin post-runner, 5 Barrack street Shedden, Charles, watchmaker, jeweller, and silversmith, 32 High street—house 4 King's place Shedden, James, confectioner, 57 North Methven street Shedden, Mrs John, eating-house, 11 Watergate Shepherd, David, tailor and clothier, 25 High street Shepherd, James, weaver, 63 Leonard street Shepherd, John, engine-driver, 170 High street Shepherd, John, weaver, 49 Leonard street Shepherd, John, labourer, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Shepherd, Mrs James, 29 Pomarium Shepherd, Thomas, clothier and coal-merchant, 41 Leonard street Shepherd, William, tailor, Clayholes Sheriff-Cleek's Office, County Buildings Shields, John (of Shields & Co.), 19 Melville street Shields & Co., John, power-loom factory, 1 North William street Shoemaker Incorporation Hall, 97 South street Sidey, Alexander, gardener, 223 South street Sidey, C. G., postmaster, 1 Tay street Sidey, C. G., printer and newspaper agent, 33 Skinnergate house 1 Tay street Sidey, George, Post-office pensioner, 65 Mill street Sidey, Henry, salesman, 55 High street Sidey, John, carter, 216 South street Sidey, Robert, labourer, 48 Barossa street Sidey, Thomas, carter, 64 South street Sidley, Thomas, commercial traveller, Willowbank Simcock, George, platelayer, 31 Leonard street Sime, Archibald, ropespinner, 227 High street Sime, Andrew, pensioner, 54 Main street, Bridgend Sime, David, labourer, 16 North port Sime, David, mason, 25 KinnouU causeway Sime, David, Guildtown post-runner, 199 High street Sime, Isabella, lodgings, 50 High street Sime, James, labourer, 86 High street Sime, John (R. P. Rifles), 9 Commercial street, Bridgend Sime, John B., millinery warehouse, 225 & 229 High St.—h. 227 Sime, Joseph, warder, 89 South street Sime, Mrs David, 163 High street Sime, Mrs Helen, hawker, 339 High street Sime, Mrs Jacob, fruiterer, 252 High street Simmie, Mrs David, 238 High street Simmonds, Thomas, clock-hawker, 136 South street 180 SIMONDS SMART.

Simonds, James, pensioner, 7 Barossa street Simpson, Charles, City-Hall Tavern, Kirkside Simpson, David, baker, 46 Barossa street Simpson, John, shipmaster, 38 Princes street Simpson, John, labourer, 8 Horner's lane Simpson, Mrs A., 34 Newrow Simpson, Mrs John, lodgings, 8 Kinnoull street Simpson, Kichard, labourer, 9 Castlegable Simson, Miss, 23 Marshall place Sinclair, Alexander, ship-carpenter, 55 High street Sinclair, Alexander, boilermaker, Barnhili Sinclair, Alexander, dairy. Shore House Sinclair, Donald, tailor, 1 Kirkside Sinclair, Hugh, ropespinner, 34 Meal vennel Sinclair, James, boot-closer, 148 South street Sinclair, John, shopman, 46 Commercial street, Bridgend Sinclair, Joseph, railway-guard, Dovecotland Sinclair, Mrs David, washer, 82 South street Sinclair, Mrs Janet, 38 Castlegable Sinclair, Mrs John, 16 Union street lane Sinclair, Eobert, labourer, 55 High street Sirket, William, book-deliverer, Cutlog vennel Sirket, William, shoemaker, 154 South street Skeete, Horace, soHcitor, 68 St John street—h. 3 Charlotte place Skeete, Mrs H. A., Bowerswell Cottage, Bridgend Skinner, Alexander, cooper, 5 Barossa street Skinner & Douglas, coal and lime agents, General Station Skinner, Harry, horse-breaker, 30 Princes street Skinner, John, labourer, Dovecotland Skinner, Robert, tailor, 90 Watergate Skinner, Miss May, 82 South street Skirving, Archibald, hostler, 151 High street Skirving, William, lather, 12 Commercial street, Bridgend Slater, Catherine, 7 Leonard street Slater, Mrs George, vintner, 1 Newrow Slater, Mrs John, dairy, 151 High street Slater, Mrs John, 85 Watergate Slater, Robert, corkcutter, 246 High street Slater, William, weaver, 186 South street Slater, William, wright, 25 Kirkgate SHgo, Archibald, boot and shoe maker, 92 High street Sliman, Mrs John, 199 South street Smail, Mrs Joseph, 26 Melville street Small, James, engineer, 9 Barrack street Small, Mrs James, 18 Keir street, Bridgend Small, Peter, warder, 138 South street Smart, David, architect, 8 High street—house 18 Charlotte street Smart, James, engine-driver. New town SiMART SMITH. 181

Smart, Mrs John, cowfeeder, 204 South street Smeaton, Andrew, labourer, 27 Guard vennei Smeaton, James (of Dewar & Smeaton), 24 King street Smeaton, John, seaman, 86 Watergate Smeaton, Mrs Andrew, 90 Watergate Smeaton, Mrs Peter, 4 KinnouU causeway Smeaton, Mrs WilKam, Carr's Croft Smeaton & Morrison, dressmakers, 198 High street Smeaton, Peter, clerk, 9 James street Smith, Alexander, shoemaker, 53 Strathmore street, Bridgend Smith, Alexander B. (Academy), 11 Charlotte street Smith, Andrew, mason, Thimblerow Smith, Andrew, grocer, 14 Gowrie street, Bridgend—house above Smith, Andrew, vintner, 29 Cross street Smith, Bernard, stocking-weaver, 40 Meal vennei Smith, David, bootmaker, 11 Main street, Bridgend Smith, David, salesman, 37 Pomarium Smith, Edward, labourer, 103 South street Smith, Finlay, cabinetmaker, 219 South street Smith, J. & D., drapers and linen warehousemen, 13 Charlotte st. —house 12 Gowrie street, Bridgend Smith, James, labourer, 21 Speygate Smith, James, grocer, 28 Newrow Smith, James, tailor, 190 South street Smith, James, labourer, 8 Commercial street, Bridgend Smith, James, shoemaker, 216 South street Smith, James, sexton, 30 Commercial street, Bridgend Smith, James, labourer, 53 South street Smith, James, labourer, 1 Strathmore street, Bridgend Smith, John, A.M. (Academy), Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie Smith, John, grocer, 242 High street—house 56 George street Smith, John, labourer, 39 Commercial street, Bridgend Smith, John, salesman, 89 South street Smith, John, 39 Princes street Smith, John, mason, 3 York place Smith, John, blacksmith, Guard vennei Smith, John, weaver, 8 Pomarium Smith, John, police-constable, 4 Carpenter street Smith, John, turner, 18 Hospital street Smith, Joseph, seaman, 148 South street Smith, Laurence, coppersmith, 44 St John st.—h. 56 Watergate Smith, Mary, dairy, 6 Horner's lane Smith, Miss A., matron. Female Home, 8 South street Smith, Miss Jane, staymaker, 59 Leonard street _ Smith, Mrs Alexander, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend

Smith, Mrs Alexander, 146 High street , Smith, Mrs David, 89 Main street, Bridgend Smith, Mrs David, 63 Pomarium —

1 82 SMITH SPEEDIE.

Smith, Mrs David, 59 Leonard street Smith, Mrs James, lodgings, 82 South street Smith, Mrs John, 25 Leonard street Smith, Mrs John, seamstress, 16 Union lane Smith, Mrs John, dressmaker, 56 George street Smith, Peter, shoemaker, 103 Canal street Smith, Peter, oil-miller, 14 Paul street Smith, Peter, weaver, 19 Cross street Smith, Kobert B., grocer and wine-merchant, 72 St John street house Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie Smith, Eobert, tenter, 239 High street Smith, Thomas, coal and lime agent, General Station—house Para- dise place. King street Smith, Thomas, shoemaker, 41 Main street, Bridgend Smith, Thomas, labourer, 396 High street Smith, Thomas, labourer, 135 Canal street Smith, Thomas, engine-driver, 7 James street Smith, Thomas, accordeon -tuner, 19 Leonard street Smith, William, carpenter, 33 Cross street Smith, William, cabinetmaker, 23 Castlegable Sommerville, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 266 High street Sommerville, Mrs James, 59 Leonard street Sommerville, Mrs T., Pitcullen House Sorlie, David, skinner, 57 Main street, Bridgend Sorlie, David, tanner, 5 Back wynd, Bridgend Sorlie, John, baker, 13 Paul street Sorley, Mrs James, pawnbroker, 181 South street—house 192 Soutar, Patrick, clerk of supply and banker, 20 High street Soutar & M'Leish, solicitors, 3 Watergate Soutar, Thomas, agent (Commercial Bank), 4 Princes street Souter, Alexander, blacksmith, 7 Paul street Souter, David, teacher (Free Territorial School), South street bouse Barnhill Souter, James, bookseller, 20 George street—house 25 Princes st. Souter, James, baker, 67 South Methven street—house 65 Souter, John, engine-driver. New town Souter, John, police-constable, 24 Kinnoull causeway Souter, John, joiner, 89 South street Souter, Misses, 14 South street Souter, Miss Jane, 18 Main street, Bridgend Souter, Mrs William, embroidery stamper, 40 North Methven st. Souter, William F., clerk, 40 North Methven street Speed, George, reedmaker, 219 High street Speed, James, soda-water manufacturer, 68 High street—h. 210 Speed, Mrs Francis, 312 High street Speed, Margaret, 45 South Methven street Speedie, Alexander, fishmonger, 17 St John st. —h. 3 Water vennel Speedie, Easton, porter, 60 Leonard street SPEEDIE STALKER. 1 83

Speedie, Mrs Elizabeth, 266 High street Speedie, Mrs John, 13 Paul street Speirs, William, baker, 155 South street Spence, Andrew, potato-dealer, 21 Kirkgate Spence, Charles, engine-fitter, Dovecotland Spence, David, temperance coffee-house, Kirkside Spence, Peter, shoemaker, 71 High street Spottiswoode, Duncan, 5 King's place Spottiswoode, James (of Spottiswoode & Pinkerton), 1 Charlotte st. Spottiswoode & Pinkerton, solicitors, 25 George street Spottiswoode, Miss, 1 Charlotte street Sprunt, Alexander, porter, 146 High street Sprunt, James, editor oi Perthshire Advertiser, Witchbill Cottage, KinnouU Sprunt, John, brassfounder, 15 Charteris street Sprunt, Miss, 9 Commercial street, Bridgend Sprunt, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 10 Canal street Sprunt, William, joiner, 266 High street Squire, Forrester, upholsterer, 71 High street Squire, John, upholsterer, 163 South street Squire, Margaret, 291 High street Sullivan, J., labourer, 116 High street Sutherland, George, potatoe and coal agent, Earl's Dykes—^house Queen street, Craigie Sutherland, James, contractor, 5 Barradk street Sutherland, John, marshalman, Carr's Croft Sutherland, John, wright, 34 Newrow Suttie, Peter, weaver, 164 South street Suttie, William, mason, 6 St Paul's square Swain, Mrs, 6 Barossa street Swan, Alexander, glazier, 35 Pomarium Swan, David, 3 Lowe street Swan, James, weaver, 49 Strathmore street, Bridgend Swan, John, boot and shoe toolmaker, 48 George street Swan, Mrs James, lodgings, 77 Leonard street Swan, Mrs John, 11 Keir street, Bridgend Swan, William, railway-guard, 14 Cross street Swanston, David, 82 South street Swedish akd Norwegian Vice-Consul's Office, St John street —James Easson, agent Sword, James, pointsman, Dovecotland St

St Clair, Kev. J. P., 68 St John street Staff- Officer of Pensioners' Office, Perth Barracis Staig, David, wrigbt, 70 South Methven street Stalker & Boyd, painters and paper-hangers, 32 & 36 South street Stalker, James, ropespinner, 13 Paul's close, Newrow 184 STALKER STEWART.

Stalker, John, labourer, Claypots wynd Stalker, John, fruiterer, 60 South Methven street Stalker, Mrs, 132 High street Stalker, Mrs William, Clayholes Stalker, William (of Stalker & Boyd), 85 Watergate Star Hotel, 22 Canal street—John Dunbar Stark, Mrs James, 34 St John street Steel, James, railway-porter, 94 Keform place Steele, John, Fairmount, Barnbill Steele, Mrs James, 306 High street Steele, Mrs James, washer, 63 Pomarium Steele, Mrs John, Queen street terrace, Craigie Steele, Mungo, labourer, Dovecotland Steele, Robert, weaver, 28 West Mill street Steele, William D. (Academy), Pitcullen, Bridgend Stein, Andrew, wright, 10 Horner's lane Stein, David, drainer, 2 Cross street Stenhouse, Thomas, blacksmith, Earl's Dykes' Works Stephens, John, shoemaker, 146 High street Stephens, Mrs George, mangle, 232 High street Stephens, Mrs Robert, 88 Reform place Stephenson, James, carter, 23 Cross street Stephenson, James, engine-driver, 14 James street Stephenson, Joseph (John Shields & Co.), 15 Bridge lane Stephenson, Moses, grocer' and spirit-dealer, 62 South street Stephenson, Peter, labourer, Clayholes Stephenson, William, painter, 64 South street Stevens, Alexander, labourer, 8 Pomarium Stevens, Christie, boot-closer, 22 Castlegable Stevens, Miss M., milliner, 71 George street Stewart, Alexander, tailor, 10 Guard vennel Stewart, Alexander, haircutter, 2 County place—house above Stewart, Alexander, town's officer, 3 High street Stewart, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 170 High street Stewart, Alexander, wright, 12 Barossa street Stewart, Alexander, mason, 40 Athole street Stewart, Alexander, clerk, 21 Main street, Bridgend Stewart, Alexander, shoemaker, 57 Watergate Stewart, Alexander, fish-dealer, 27 Guard vennel Stewart, Alexander, fireman, 75 Pomarium Stewart, Andrew, shoemaker, 8 Skinnergate Stewart, Angus, baker, 249 High street Stewart, Charles, mason, 4 Low street Stewart, Charles, porter, 97 South street Stewart, Charles, labourer, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend Stewart, Charles, tailor, Cutlog vennel Stewart, Daniel, baker, 205 High street—house 207 Stewart, Daniel, shoemaker, 201 South street STEWART. 185

fc, Daniel, carpenter, 239 High street t, Daniel, weaver, Dovecotland b, Daniel, weaver, 18 & 69 Strathmore street, Bridgend b, David, shoemaker, 3 Curfew row t, David, gardener, Asylum Eoad, Bridgend t, David, glazier, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend t, David, porter, 266 High street fc, David, toll-keeper, Craigie b, David, weaver, Thimblerow fc, Donald, carter, New Shore b, Donald, labourer, 330 High street b, Duncan, flesher, 4 County place t, Duncan, carter, 87 Canal street t, Duncan, tailor, 207 High street b, Duncan, weaver, 364 & 367 High street t, Duncan, labourer, 15 Foundry lane t, Farquhar, baker, 41 Canal street t, Francis, boatman, 90 Watergate t, George, grocer, 272 High street—house 6 Mill close fc, George, sawyer, 367 High street b, George, pointsman, 4 Low street fc, Rev. Gilbert, 3 Athole place fc, Hugh, flesher, 194 South street b, James, engine-driver, New town t, James, cowfeeder, 292 High street b, James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 120 South street fc, James, vintner, 14 Foundry lane t, James, sawyer, 19 Mill street fc, James, brewer, 109 Canal street—house 17 Horner's lane t, James, blacksmith, 159 South street t, James, blacksmith, 54 South street—house 63 t, James, porter, 33 Cross street t, James, labourer, Cutlog vennel b, James, shoemaker, 82 South street t, James, gardener, Barnhill t, John, 8 St Leonard's bank t, John, mail-guard, 15 Melville street t, John, engineer, Carr's Croft b, John, surgeon-dentist, 28 St John street b, John, labourer, 382 High street t, John, boatman, 9 Watergate t, John, police-constable, 41 Main street, Bridgend t, John, cowfeeder, 25 Athole street b, John, collector (S. C. Railway), Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie fc, John, Wright, 12 Barossa street t, John, merchant, 31 James street fc, John, coachman, 24 Carpenter street t, John, mason, 11 Barossa street M 2 186 STEWART.

Stewart, John, dung-agent, 269 High street Stewart, John, mason, 129 South street Stewart, John, gamekeeper, 9 Bridge lane Stewart, John, tailor, 55 High street Stewart, John, carter, 297 High street Stewart, John, labourer, 7 Union street Stewart, John, labourer, 86 Watergate Stewart, John, sawyer, Paul's close, Newrow Stewart, John, seaman, 126 High street Stewart, John, fishmonger, 23 Watergate Stewart, John, labourer, 40 Pomarium Stewart, Malcolm, labourer, 37 Strathmore street, Bridgend Stewart, Jane, 50 Leonard street Stewart, Miss Ann, Dovecotland Stewart, Miss Ann, 4 Cow vennel Stewart, Miss Betsy, 1 1 Eose terrace Stewart, Miss Catherine, greengrocer, 221 South street Stewart, Miss Catherine, flesher, 21 North Methven street Stewart, Miss E., 5 Athole crescent Stewart, Miss Isabella, 9 Castlegable Stewart, Miss Jane, 9 Watergate Stewart, Miss Janet, 1 Kinnoull causeway Stewart, Mrs, winder, 266 High street Stewart, Mrs, lodgings, 73 South street Stewart, Mrs Alexander, grocer, 12 Athole street Stewart, Mrs Crawford, lodgings, 219 High street Stewart, Mrs David, 25 Kinnoull causeway Stewart, Mrs Duncan, lodgings, 101 High street Stewart, Mrs Duncan, lodgings, 246 High street Stewart, Mrs George, 297 High street Stewart, Mrs Helen, 14 Melville street Stewart, Mrs Helen, grocer, 21 Commercial street, Bridgend Stewart, Mrs James, 18 Kirkgate Stewart, Mrs John, Somerset Villa, Kinnoull Stewart, Mrs John, Dovecotland Stewart, Mrs Margaret, lodgings, 25 High street Stewart, Mrs M,, 79 Main street, Bridgend Stewart, Mrs Neil, Moncrieflfe terrace, Craigie Stewart, Mrs Kobert, eating-house, 11 Barossa street Stewart, Mrs William, 9 Castlegable Stewart, Peter, flesher, 67 South street Stewart, Peter, porter, 126 High street Stewart, Peter, baker, 170 High street Stewart, Peter, engine-driver, Low Craigie Stewart, Peter, fireman, 44 Pomarium Stewart, Peter, labourer, 13 Cutlog vennel Stewart, Richard, weaver, 38 West Mill street Stewart, Lieutenant Kobert, 5 Keir street, Bridgend STEWART STRANG. 187

Stewart, Eobert, smith, 126 High street Stewart, Robert, slater, 151 High street Stewart, Robert, 8 St Leonard's bank Stewart, Robert, Kinnoull Arms Inn, 33 South Methven street Stewart, Robert, waiter, 45 Watergate Stewart, Stewart Robertson, 12 Rose terrace Stewart, Thomas, wright, 89 South street Stewart, Thomas A., draper, 37 Canal street Stewart, Thomas, labourer, 85 South street Stewart, Thomas, shoemaker, 20 Watergate Stewart, William, 31 James street Stewart, William, mason, 280 High street Stewart, William, shoemaker, 216 High street Stewart, William, shoemaker, 42 Leonard street Stewart, William, railway-guard, 46 Newrow Stewart, William, grain-measurer, 103 Canal street Stewart, William, labourer, 37 Castlegable Stewart, William, railway-guard, 87 Canal street Stillie, James, grocer, 14 Athole street Stimpson, Mrs, sick-nurse, 50 High street Stirling, David, M.D., 22 St John street Stirling, John, tailor, 282 High street Stirton, John, shoemaker, 10 High street Stirton, John, saddler, 103 Canal street St John's Foundry, Foundry lane—W. Archer, manager Stobie, Alexander, Clayholes Stobie, James, jeweller and dentist, 44 Watergate Storer, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 12 Main st., Bridgend—h. 16 Storer, Robert, general grocer, 122 High street—house 113 Storie, William, engineer, 56 Leonard street Stott, Joshua, teacher, 11 Mill street Strachan, George, porter, 84 Reform place Strachan, James, Camperdown Tavern, 156 High street Strachan, James, weaver, 6 Cross street Strachan, Miss Isabella, 12 Melville street Strachan, Mrs Andrew, 112 South street Strachan, Mrs William, 46 Barossa street Strachan, Peter, railway-guard. New town Strachan, William, Sunnybower, Kinnoull Straiton, Andrew, mason, 315 High street Straiten, James, weaver, 294 High street Straiton, John, vintner, Shore Straiton, John, mason, 30 Watergate Strang, David, labourer, 6 Mill close Strang, Miss R., laundress, 2 Blackfriars wynd Strang, Mrs, lodgings, 37 Newrow Strang, Peter, grocer, 101 Canal street Strang, Peter, druggist and dentist, 166 High street—house 113 —

188 STRATHDEE TAYLOR.

Stratlidee, Mrs Hugh, lodgings, 39 Watergate Strathearn, James, weaver, 44 Pomarium Strathearn, Mi's James, 33 Pomarium Strathearn, William, warper, Dovecotland Stratz & Fahrenbacli, watch and clock makers, 42 Mill street Strong, Charles, railway-guard, 19 Keir street, Bridgend Struth, David, pointsman, 37 Scott street Stuart, Charles C, grocer and wine-merchant, 40 High street house Taybank, Bridgend Stuart, James, governor. General Prison Stuart, Miss Elizabeth, servants' register office, 10 Watergate Stuart, Mrs Kenneth, Annat Lodge, Bridgend Sturrock, Alexander, lathsplitter, 6 Newrow T Tailor Incoepokation Hall, 227 High street Tainsh, Edward, printer, 55 Watergate Tainsh, James, labourer, 6 Mill close Tainsh, Miss Margaret, grocer, 57 Watergate Tainsh, Mrs John, ironmonger, 216 High street Tait, Charles, toolmaker, 120 Canal crescent Tait, John, civil engineer. New town Tait, Mrs John, mangle, 21 Watergate Tait, Peter, bootmaker, 12 Bridge lane Tasker, William, engineer, 56 South William street Taylor, Alexander, grocer, 61 Scott street Taylor, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland Taylor, Alexander, weaver, 63 Pomarium Taylor, Alexander, engine-driver, New town Taylor, Charles, salesman, 7 Paul street Taylor, Colin, hawker, 123 High street

Taylor, David, shoemaker, 29 Leonard street ^ Taylor, David, weaver, 49 Strathmore street, Bridgend Taylor, David, weaver, Dovecotland Taylor, David, pensioner, 207 High street Taylor & Son, David, marble-cutters and masons, 5 Kinnoull st. Taylor, David (of Taylor & Son), 163 High street Taylor, David, mason, 53 Commercial street, Bridgend Taylor, David, glazier, 282 High street Taylor & Donaldson, drapers, 45 High street Taylor & Finlayson, ironmongers and blacksmiths, Kinnoull street Taylor, George, weaver, Dovecotland Taylor, George, plasterer, 1 Charteris street Taylor, J. & P., gardeners, Barnhill Taylor, James, brushmaker, 135 High street Taylor, James, warper, 16 Strathmore street, Bridgend Taylor, James, weaver, Dovecotland Taylor, James, labourer, 41 Pomarium TAYLOR THOMSON. 189

Taylor, John, draper, 150 High street—house 129 Taylor, John, mason, 30 Barossa street Taylor, John, painter, 6 Meal vennel Taylor, John, mason, 276 High street Taylor, John, sawyer, 18 Carpenter street Taylor, John, labourer, 101 Watergate

Taylor, John, book-deliverer, 1 1 1 South street Taylor, Miss Jane, laundress, 73 Main street, Bridgend Taylor, Miss Margaret, staymaker, 23 Barossa street Taylor, Miss Margaret, 5 Pomarium Taylor, Miss Mary, 31 Leonard street Taylor, Mrs Charles, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend Taylor, Mrs David, 27 Commercial street, Bridgend Taylor, Mrs James, mangle, 55 Mill street Taylor, Mrs John, 14 Leonard street Taylor, Mrs John, winder, 61 Pomarium Taylor, Mrs M., 21 Kinnoull street Taylor, Mrs Margaret, 72 High street Taylor, Mrs Thomas, lodgings, 65 Canal street Taylor, Mrs Thomas, small wares, 12 Leonard street Taylor, Mrs William, 4 Stormont street Taylor, Peter (of Taylor & Son), 246 High street Taylor, Peter, weaver, 51 Pomarium Taylor, Kichard, joiner, Carr's Croft Taylor, Robert, warder, 46 Newrow Taylor, Robert, fishmonger, 25 King street Taylor, Robert, 71 Pomarium Taylor, Thomas, skinner, Murray street—h. 4 South Methven st. Taylor, Thomas, tenter, 205 South street Taylor, Thomas, labourer, Dovecotland Taylor, Thomas, mason, 4 Union street lane, Bridgend Taylor, William, tinsmith, 120 Canal crescent Taylor, William, blacksmith, 12 Carpenter street Taylor, William, mason, 23 Kinnoull street Taylor, William, 315 High street Taylor, William, coach-wright, 25 High street Templeton, James, millinery warehouse, 15 George street—house 30 Melville street Thaw, David, joiner, 70 Pomarium Thomas, Francis, blacksmith, 190 High street Thomas, James (of J. & J. Thomas), 25 Barossa place Thomas, John (of J. & J. Thomas), 14 Marshall place Thomas, John, blacksmith, 232 High street Thomas, J. & J., solicitors, 60 High street Thomas, Misses, 43 Scott street Thomson, Adam, horse-dealer, 27 Canal street Thomson, Alexander, cooper, 74 South street—house 27 Soott st, Thomson, Alexander, grocer, 271 High street—house 273 190 THOMSON.

Thomson Charles S., haberdasher, 26 High street Thomson Charles, tinsmith, 5 South street Thomson Daniel, labourer, 74 South street Thomson David, weaver, 6 Paul street Thomson David, pensioner, 222 South street Thomson David, carpenter, 1 Horner's lane Thomson Donald, breaksman, 21 Cross street Thomson Fraser, M.D., 8 Athole crescent Thomson George, refreshment rooms, 97 Canal street Thomson George, barm-brewer, Cutlog vennel—h. 190 High st. Thomson Hugh, photographic artist, 30 George street—house 13 York place Thomson James, teacher, KinnouU schoolhouse Thomson James, weaver, Dovecotland Thomson James (H. M. Customs), Nelson street Thomson James, city-chamberlain, Corsiehill House Thomson James, slater, KinnouU street—house 6 Union street Thomson James, weaver, 13 Paul street Thomson James, pensioner, 55 High street Thomson James Bruce, resident surgeon, General Prison Thomson John, pointsman, 6 Mill close Thomson John, joiner, 34 Newrow Thomson John, flesher, 52 South street Thomson John (Inland Ke venue), 40 Main street, Bridgend Thomson John, cattle-dealer, 7 Commercial street, Bridgend Thomson John, engine-driver, 9 Charteris street Thomson John, fireman, 27 Cross street Thomson John, weaver, 16 KinnouU causeway Thomson John, joiner, 13 Barossa street Thomson John, shipmaster, 339 High street » Thomson John, mason, 9 Paul street Thomson John, weaver, 55 Strathmore street, Bridgend Thomson Joseph, Wright, 45 Newrow Thomson Miss, Greenbrae, Bridgend Thomson Miss Marjory, 124 Canal crescent Thomson Mrs James, 41 Stormont street Thomson Mrs John, winder, 27 Cross street Thomson Mrs John, seamstress, 14 Paul street Thomson Mrs Peter, winder, 60 Pomarium Thomson Mrs Peter, 15 KinnouU causeway Thomson Mrs Eobert, 312 High street Thomson Mrs Eobert, lodgings, Fleshmarket close Thomson Mrs Thomas, 27 Main street, Bridgend Thomson Mrs WUliam, 19 Hospital street Thomson Peter, weaver, 339 High street Thomson Peter, mason, Thimblerow Thomson Peter, weaver, 44 Pomarium Thomson Robert, weaver, 301 High street —

THOMSON TYRIE. 191

Thomson, Eobert, porter, 87 High street Thomson, Thomas, Hospital-master, Hospital Thomson, Kev. William A., D.D., 6 Athole crescent Thomson, William, coachbuilder and saddler, 46 Canal street and 36 St John street—house Ivybank, Canal street Thomson, William, boat-builder, 33 Watergate Thomson, William B., spirit-dealer, 146 South street Thomson, William, labourer, 25 Guard vennel Thornton, Mrs, 164 South street Todd, David, labourer, 151 High street Todd, John, appraiser, 10 St Ann's lane Todd, John (of John Todd & Co.), 7 St Leonard's bank Todd & Co., John, ink manufacturers, 5 Charteris street Todd, T. & D., bakers, 13 George street—house 11 Todd, William, saddler and auctioneer, 1 Barrack street—house 1 Charteris street Tolleth, David, bootmaker, 4 Charlotte street Tolleth, John, boot-closer, 34 Meal vennel Tolmie, William, sawyer, 1 1 Cow vennel Tomey, Enoch, guage-glasses maker, Tay Glass Works, Shore house 39 Princes street Topp, George (R. P. Rifles), New town Torbet, Mrs James, 224 High street Torrie, Miss Jane, 292 High street Tosh, John, Dovecotland Tosh, Thomas, pointsman, Dovecotland Trail, James, mechanic, 368 High street Trail, Mrs William, seamstress, 249 High street Trotter, James, painter, 101 High street Trotter, William (R. P. Rifles), 9 Pomarium Troup, Colonel Hugh, 2 Mansfield place, Bridgend Tucker, Stephen, baker, Clayholes Tulloch, Rev. John, 35 York place Tulloch, Peter, plasterer, 3 Scott street Tulloch, William, saddler, 15 Princes street—house 29 James st. Turnbull, Archibald (of Dickson & Turnbull), Bellwood Tumbull, George (Union Bank of Scotland), Walnut Cottage, Barnhill Turnbull, George, 2 Blackfriars street Turnbull, Miss, 65 Watergate Turnbull, Mrs David, 28 Athole street Turnbull, William S., North William street Turnbull, William, sergeant of police, 8 North port Turner, Mrs Jane, 25 Mill street Tyrie, John, carter, 232 High street Tyrie, Mrs John, carpet shoemaker, 43 Skinnergate .

192 URQUHAKT WATER

XJ Urquhart, David, Khynd post-runner, 2 Carpenter street Urquhart, Mrs Donald, 1 Blackfriars wynd

Valentine, George, surgical-instrument maker, &c., 77 High street

•—house 72 Valentine, Mrs John, 266 High street Valley, David, weaver, 8 Pomarium

Veitch, George, upholsterer, 103 Canal street , Veitch, William, upholsterer, 94 Keform place Voy, James, fireman, 47 Pomarium Voy, Mrs John, winder, 44 Pomarium

Waddel, James, labourer, 2 Blackfriars wynd Waddel, Peter, labourer, 17 Commercial street, Bridgend Waddel, William, porter, 10 Foundry lane Waddel, William, weaver, Dovecotland Walker, David, weaving-agent, 46 South Methven st. —h. Craigie Walker, James, moulder, 46 Newrow AValker, John, currier, 137 High street Walker, John, corn-merchant, 28 High street Walker, Kev. John Young, 69 North Methven street Walker, Miss, grocer, 96 South street Walker, Mrs, 6 Union lane Walker, Mrs John, seamstress, 7 Stormont street Walker, Mrs Kobert, laundress, 32 Commercial street, Bridgend Walker, Kichard, grocer, warper, and yarn-merchant, 3 Paul st. Walker, Eobert, horse-hirer, 58 George street —house Gannochy Walker, Thomas, leather-merchant, 170 High street Walker, Thomas, shoemaker, 23 Pomarium Wallace, Isaac, M.D., 3 Charlotte street Wallace, James, weaver, 8 Paul's close, Newrow Wallace, James, shipbuilder, 3 Nelson street Wallace, John, labourer, 10 Cross street Wallace, Johnston, labourer, 170 High street Wallace, Mrs Peter, 12 Barrack street Wallace, Robert (of M'Pherson & Wallace), Nelson street Wallace, Eobert, moulder, 246 High street Wands, George, writer, 11 James street Wann, James, joiner, 11 Kinnoull street—house 7 Barossa place Wannal, Charles, dyer, 12 Union street Wannan, Alexander, goods-agent (D. P. & A. Ey. Co.), Princes st. Ward, Hugh, cowfeedei', 55 Leonard street Wardlaw, Miss Margaret, 12 Barrack street Water-Duty Office, 3 High street—John Garie, collector WATERSTON WELSH. 193

Waterston, George, gardener, Claypots wynd Waterston, James, pensioner, 139 South street "Waterston, James, painter, 27 Pomarium Waterston, James (Perth Loan Office), Bellwood Cottage, Barnhill "Waterston, John, 36 North Methven street "Waterston, John, tailor, 18 Carpenter street Waterston, John, labourer, 7 Pomarium Watson, Alexander, mechanic, 175 High street Watson, David, railway-guard, 60 Pomarium Watson, George, labourer, New town

Watson, Hugh, The Den, Kinnoull » Watson, James, hatter and clothier, 13 St John street—house 28 Watson, James, wright, 38 Skinnergate Watson, James, 2 Curfew row Watson, James, inspector of works. General Prison, Craigie place Watson, John, umbrella-maker, 67 High street Watson, John, hair-cutter, 12 Skinnergate—house 18 Watson, John, labourer, 282 High street Watson, Miss Ann, meal-dealer, 5 Melville street Watson, Miss Isabella, 3 Cherry lane Watson, Miss Jean, seamstress, 238 High street Watson, Peter, flaxdresser, 6 Newrow Watson, Kobert, smith, 97 South street Watson, Robert, weaver, 44 Pomarium Watson, William, wright, 7 Barrack street Watt, Alexander, glazier, 157 High street Watt, James, shoemaker, 39 Meal vennel Watt, Mrs, 207 High street Watt, Mrs James, 312 High street Watt, Nathaniel (John Wright & Co.), 12 North Methven street Webster, Alexander, labourer, 51 Commercial street, Bridgend Webster, James, weaver, 24 Pomarium Webster, Matthew, labourer, 7 Strathmore street, Bridgend Webster, John, weaver, 24 Pomarium Webster, William, weaver, 44 Pomarium Wedderspoon, David (of W. & D. Wedderspoon), 2 Marshall place Wedderspoon, Miss Jessie, Wellbank, Kinnoull Wedderspoon, Peter, carter, 96 High street Wedderspoon, WiUiam (of W. & D. Wedderspoon), Tayside, Bridgend Wedderspoon, W. & D., solicitors, 14 High street Weir, Mrs Margaret, 89 South street Wells, George, mason, 5 Earl's dykes Wells, James, vintner, 2 North port Wells, James, blacksmith, 19 County place—house 15 Wells, John, carter, 4 Low street Welch, Mrs Joseph, 4 Charlotte place Welsh, Alexander, labourer, 146 High street Welsh, James, general blacksmith, 129 High street N 194 WELSH WHITTET.

Welsh, John, labourer, 103 South street Welsh, John, superintendent of police, 38 High street Welsh, Martin, labourer, 34 Newrow Welsh, Margaret, washer, 15 Main street, Bridgend Welsh, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 129 High street Welsh, Mrs B., 162 South street ^ Welsh, Eichard, labourer, 126 High street Welsh, William, general blacksmith, 17 Mill st.—h. 126 High st. Welsh, William, grocer, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend Welsh, William, labourer, 148 South street Whannel, James, weaver, 52 Pomarium Whannel, John, weaver, 6 Cow vennel Whimster, Mrs James, Burton place Whimster, Thomas, manager of Old Gas Work, 20 Scott street Whitby, Francis, tailor, 57 Pomarium White, Alexander, labourer, 10 Carpenter street White, David, smith, 189 South street White, David, dyer, 6 Newrow White, Ebenezer, granary-keeper. Canal street—house Craigie White, Francis Isa., M.D., 2 Athole place White, James, skinner, 16 North port White, James, broker, 19 Meal vennel White, Laurence, wright, 87 Watergate— house 110 White, Louis, seaman, 101 High street White, Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 8 North port White, Mrs David, 189 South street White, Mrs Peter, 20 Hospital street White, Thomas, labourer, 21 KinnouU street White, William, labourer, 27 Strathmore street, Bridgend White, WilHam, marble-cutter, 212 South street Whitehall, George, town's drummer, 46 High street Whitehall, George, tailor, 6 High street Whitehead, Mrs, 9 Rose terrace Whitehead, Thomas, commission-agent, 9 Eose terrace Whitelaw, Andrew, wood-merchant. New Shore Whitelaw, George, turner, 119 South street Whitelaw, James, victualler, 191 South street Whitelaw, Thomas, corn-merchant, 55 Scott street Whitelaw, William, wright, 148 South street Whitten, Peter, grocer, 185 South street Whittet, Charles, joiner, 21 Union street Whittet, James, weaver, 2 Cross street Whittet, James, tea-merchant, 57 High street—house opposite Whittet, James, commission-agent, 16 Bridge lane Whittet, Mrs James, 39 Stormont street Whittet, Mrs James, sick-nurse, 25 Hospital street Whittet, Robert, printer, 25 High street—house 30 Whittet, Thomas, seed-merchant, 16 Bridge lane—house above WHITTET WILSON. 195

Whittet, William, slater, 292 High street Whytock, George, tailor, 101 High street Whytock, James, tea-agent, 7 St Paul's square Whytock, John, turner, 238 High street—house 245 Whytock, Misses, 338 High street Whytock, Mrs David, 7 Paul street Whytock, Mrs John, 238 High street Whytock, Mrs John, laundress, 6 Union street lane, Bridgend Whytock, Robert, labourer, 90 Watergate Wight, Thomas, smith and wireworker, 44 South Methven street Wighton, William, joiner, 38 Skinnergate Wighton, William, weaver, 34 Leonard street Wilkie, Andrew, weaver, 31 Pomarium Wilkie, Andrew, warper, 20 Kinnoull causeway Wilkie, David, warper, 13 Leonard street Wilkie, Henry, railway-porter, 37 Cross street Wilkie, James, brewer, 13 Paul street Wilkie, James, confectioner, 74 South street Wilkie, James, railway-guard, 246 High street Wilkie, Joseph, plumber, 211 High street Wilkie, Matthew, wright, 302 High street Wilkie, Miss, 77 Main street, Bridgend Wilkie, Miss Jessie, grocer, 45 Pomarium Wilkie, Mrs, 19 Flesh vennel Wilkie, Mrs Andrew, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend Wilkie, William, printer, 43 Leonard street Wilkinshaw, Alexander, engine-driver, New town Wilkinson, Joseph, fireman, 13 Cow vennel Wilkinson, Joseph, seaman, 4 South street Will, Mrs Thomas, 300 High street Will, Eobert, blacksmith, 71 High street Williamson, Mrs Thomas, 47 Canal street Williamson, Robert, carver, 55 High street Wilson, Alexander, solicitor, 16 South st. —h. Elmbank, Barnhill Wilson, David, inkmaker, 12 Paul street Wilson, David, corkcutter, 5 Mill wynd Wilson, George, railway-porter, 47 Pomarium Wilson, Henry, meal-dealer, 4 Mill street—house 14 Barrack street Wilson, James, ropemaker, 2 Flesh vennel Wilson, James, shoemaker, 44 Meal vennel Wilson, James, grocer, 1 Cutlog vennel Wilson, James, labourer, 133 Canal street Wilson, James, mason, 198 South street Wilson, James, post-boy, 9 Castlegable Wilson, Rev. James, 12 York place Wilson, John, wholesale grocer, Loretto court, entrance from 58 South Methven street and 219 South street Wilson, John, dyer, 104 Reform place 196 WILSON WYLLIE.

Wilson, Mrs Alexander, 104 South street Wilson, Mrs Duncan, naangle, 10 Meal vennel Wilson, Mrs Rachel, 333 High street Wilson, Mrs William, 5 Cross street Wilson, William, 13 Barrack street Wilson, William, engine-fitter, 68 St John street Wilson, William, tailor, 75 Leonard street Wilson, William, labourer, 36 West Mill street Winslow, Alexander, labourer, Dovecotland Winter, Colin, weaver, 5 KinnouU causeway Winter, James, gardener, 19 Keir street, Bridgend Winterbottom, James, engine-driver, New town Winton, Miss Ann, 40 Barossa street Winton, Mrs, mangle, 89 South street Wishart, William, labourer, 146 High street Wittet, Robert, seaman, 32 Skinnergate Wood, Alexander, seaman, 309 High street Wood, David, bookseller and stationer, 52 High street—house 3 Melville street Wood, James, bricklayer, Coburg place. King's place Wood, John, bread and fancy biscuit baker, 2 George street and 13 High street—house 3 Watergate Wood, Miss Helen, Tayhouse, 60 Watergate Wood, Mrs David, 54 High street Wood, Mrs John, Cowrie Cottage, Barnhill Wood, William, weaver, 396 High street Wooler, Mrs, 126 South street Wordie & Co., railway-agents and carriers. Mill street Wordsworth, Right Rev. Bishop C, Feu House, Crieflf road Wotherspoon, James, hatter, 44 High street—house 40 Com- mercial street, Bridgend Wray, Mrs James, grocer, 2 South street Wright, Alexander, labourer, 54 Main street, Bridgend Wright, Andrew, sawyer, 175 South street Wright, Henry, sawyer, 175 South street Wright Incorporation Hall, 23 Watergate Wright, James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 2 South Methven street Wright, James, smith, 10 Foundry lane Wright, Margaret, 21 Kinnoull street Wright, Mrs Robert, Dovecotland Wright, William, blacksmith, 77 South street Wright, William, weaver, 48 Pomarium Wright & Co., John, brewers, 18 North Methven street Wright & Son, Thomas, tanners and curriers, 35 Commercial street, Bridgend Wyllie, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 192 High street—house 190 Wyllie, David, brassfounder, 12 Pomarium Wylfie, David, pointsman, Carr's Croft WYLLIE—YOUNG, 197

Wyllie, George, carver and gilder, &c., 30 Athole street Wyllie, James, coal-merchant, 7 Princes street—h. 12 James st. Wyllie, John, moulder, 12 Pomarium Wyllie, John, joiner, 246 High street Wyllie, Mrs William, 42 North Methven street Wyllie, William, police-constable, 41 Main street, Bridgend Wyllie, William, labourer, 206 South street Wyllie, William, cutler and surgical instrument maker, 80 George street Wynd, Alexander, sailmaker, 57 South street Wynd, William, coachbuilder, 35 Scott street

Yacomenia, Robert, carter, 97 South street Yeaman, James, labourer, 66 Leonard street Yeoman, James, plumber, 25 Barossa street Young, Alexander, Sunbank Cottage, Barnhiil Alexander, labourer, 13 Leonard street Young, Alexander, cabinetmaker, &c., 27 South street—house St Ann's lane Young Andrew, tailor, 12 Barossa street Young. Andrew, labourer, 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend Young Andrew, labourer, 5 Islay street, Bridgend Young; C. D. (of C. D. Young & Co.), 9 Melville street Young, David, draper. Burton place Young David, labourer, 85 South street Young, David, grocer, 93 & 230 High street—house 87 Young, David, brassfounder, 4 Low street Young, David, fireman, 35 Stormont street Youn_ David, 41 Canal street Young, Hugh, grocer, 3 Castlegable Young, James, fishmonger, 13 North port Young James, railway messenger, 1 1 Pomarium Young, James, printer, 312 High street Young, James, gardener, Barnhiil Young James, labourer, Dovecotland Youn^ James, labourer, 13 Cutlog vennel Young James, shoemaker, 6 James street Young, James, platelayer, 2 Cross street Young, James, weaver, Thimblerow Young James, seaman, 309 High street Young- John, solicitor, 38 High street—house 35 King street Young, John (of James Young & Son), 27 James street Young John, fishmonger, 15 Watergate—house opposite Young John, baker, 19 Mill street Young, John, coal-agent, 1 Kinnoull causeway Young John, painter, 9 Glover's place. New town Young John, grocer, 240 High street 198 YOUNG—YOUNGER.

Younj John, fireman, Carr's Croft Young, John, upholsterer, 63 South street Young, John, weaver, Dovecotland Young, Catherine, weaver, 246 High street Young, Miss, tobacconist, 221 High street Young, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 14 St John street Young, Miss May, lodgings, 258 High street Young, Mrs Alexander, 13 Cutlog vennel Young, Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 55 High street Young, Mrs Elizabeth, 170 High street Young, Mrs George, 43 Pomarium Young, Mrs George, 29 Scott street Young, Mrs George, 67 Newrow Young, Mrs James, 35 Cross street Young, Mrs James, lodgings, 170 High street Young, Mrs James, 308 High street Young, Mrs James, 61 Commercial street, Bridgend Young, Mrs John, washer, Paul's close, Newrow Young, Mrs John, 33 Cross street Young, Mrs Peter, Fairmount terrace, Barnhill Young, Mrs Peter, 184 South street Young, Mrs Thomas, lodgings, 19 Union street Young, Mrs Thomas, vintner, 106 South street Young, Mrs William, lodgings, 47 High street Young, Mrs William, 180 South street Young, Mrs William, Malloch's close, South street Young, Mrs William, 26 Princes street Young, Mrs William, draper, 241 High street Young, Peter, weaver, 33 Cross street Young, Eichard, wright, 64 Leonard street Young, Eobert, gardener, Barnhill Young, Eobert, jeweller, 47 Newrow Young, Eobert, weaver, Dovecotland

Young, Thomas, watchmaker, 234 High street—^h. 8 Kinnoull st. Young, Thomas, porter, 146 High street Young, William, tailor and clothier, 76 St John street—house 74 Young, William, Gowrie Inn, Watergate Young, William, tinsmith, 203 South street Young, William, warper, 224 South street Young, William, clerk, 25 Canal street Young, William, hammersmith, 163 South street Young, William, weaver, 2 Cross street Young, William, inspector of poor, 45 South street Young & Co., C. D,, engineers, &c., St Leonard's Works Young & Co., John, coal-agents, General Station Young & Son, James, land-surveyors, 14 Watergate Younger, Geoi-ge, railway-guard, Barnhill —

XVI.~PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

ACCOUNTANTS. Sidley, T. (commercial), Willowbank Walker, David (weaving). South Grabam e, John, 12 Watergate Methven street M'Leish, John, 18 High street Whitehead, Thomas (commission), 9 Morison, J. & R., 3 Blackfviars street Rose terrace AGENTS. Whittet, James (commission), 16 Bridge lane Barnett, Geo. (society), 145 High st. Whittet, Thomas (commission), 16 Bruntfield, Geo. (paper), 238 High st. Bridge lane Christie, John (land), 1 Nelson street Sidey, C. G. (Government emigra- Chrystie, W. (commercial), Craigie tion and newspaper), 1 Tay street Cruickshank, Richard (commission), 80 Watergate ARCHITECTS CIVIL Easson, James (ship and emigration), AND 78 St John street ENGINEERS. Galletly, James (commission), 25 Those marked * are Civil Engineers. South street Heiton, Andrew, York place Goodsir, John (commission), 29 Wa- *Mitchell, T. T., 3 Charlotte place tergate *Patterson, William (Scottish Central Hally, David (commission), 2 Bridge Railway), Marshall Bank lane *M'Donald & M 'Galium, 18 Geo. st. Jamieson, Thomas (society), 23 Cow Readdie, James, vennel 78 Victoria street *Ritchie, James, 7 Athole place Kemp, James (commercial), 75 Vic- Smart, David, 8 High street toria street King, Alexander (commission), 107 ARTISTS. South street * Law, Chas. (emigration). Princes st. Those marked are Photographic, Lowe, Robt. (general), 2 St John's pi. Barclay, John M. (portrait), 1 Black- Murie, Dav. (commission), 7 High st. friars street Muriel, Arthur (commercial), 1 Mar- Cranstoun, James H. (landscape), g shall place Athole street

Philip, And. (commercial), Bridgend *Davidson, Jas., 32 So. Methven st. Preston, G. M. (commercial), 39 King *Fraser & Anderson, 87 High street street *Henderson, John, Marshall place Reid, John (weaving), 216 South st. See advertisement Rintoul, Laurence (commission), 79 *Ireland, James, 17 King street High street See advertisement Robertson, Jas. (spirit), 21 York pi. * Jackson, Magnus, Marshall place

Rowden and Roy (commission), 85 *Thomson, Hugh, 30 George strefefe Canal street — See advertisement — — —

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AUCTIONEERS AND LAND Wood, John, 2 George st. & 13 Higl SURVEYORS. st. See advertisement Those marked* are also Surveyors. BANKERS. Fie^ Those marJcedj- are Surveyors only. {See also pp. 12 and 13). Terrence, 70 High street Brady, Burns, Arch. (Central), 50 St John st Peter, 22 Kirkgate fChalmers, Conning & Hunter (British Linen) Alexander, 63 South street *Hay, 75 George street M'Callum, 18 Geo. st. M'Donald & Craigie, David (Union), George st. —See advertisement Home, Kob. (Scotland), 5 St John st Fori Macfarlane, Duncan, 30 George st. Jolly, D. L. (National), 5 High street — advertisement JSee Jameson, Melville (Savings), 1 Atholt Joseph, 3 High street *Mondell, crescent See advertisement John, 74 St John street Todd, Soutar, Patrick (Eoyal), 20 High st Todd, William, 1 Barrack street Soutar, T. (Commercial), South st. fYoung & Son, Jas., 12 Watergate BASKETMAKERS. BAKERS. Barclay, Andrew, 10 Kirkgate See Bread Ayson, James (New Wheaten advertisement Society), 15 Union street Murdoch, Thomas, 14 Kirkgate Bread Brebner, John (First Wheaten M'Kinven, James, 39 High street lane Society), Union Taylor, James, 135 High street— Cant, Andrew, 127 South street See advertisement Ste' Carr, Kobert, 49 S. Methven street S' Chalmers, Henry (pie), 68 High st. BELLHANGERS. Donaldson, Thos., 8 N. Methven st. Bryden & Sons, John, 33 St John st. Fisher, John, 1 Melville street Cairnie, Robert, sen., 74 St John st, David, Bridgend Forsyth, Forsyth, Thomas, 129 High street— David, 91 High street Glass, See advertisement Andrew (pie), 10 Watergate Hewat, Wyllie, George, 30 Athole street Hewat, Jas. (pie), 30 S. Methven st. Hill, William, 49 South street BERLIN WOOL REPOSITORIES. street Hopkirk, David, 51 Leonard Scott, James, 68 George street— ^See Martin, James, Bridgend advertisement

j Mawer, William (pie), 47 South st. Templeton, James, 15 George street! Methven, Charles, Bridgend Thomson, Charles S., 26 High streeti Montgomery, James, 322 High street Mullion, James, 15 Leonard street BILL-POSTERS. M'Cash, John, County place Ashton, Alexander, Kirkside See Nicolson, George (pie), 171 High st. advertisement Pullar, James (pie), 267 High street Donaldson, James, 224 Pligh street— Eollo, David, 152 High street See advertisement Koss, William, 38 St John street Mason, James, 240 South street Scott, James, County place Eoy, James, 54 Hi j,U street James, 67 South Methven st. Soutar, BIRD-STUFFERS, ETC. Stewart, Angus, 249 High street Stewart, Daniel, 205 High street Brown, Daniel, 13 Bridge lane Todd, T. & D., 13 George street Lamb, James, 7 King street — — PEOFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 201

BLACKSMITHS. Sirket, William, Cutlog vennel Taylor, John, 111 South street Those marhed^are also Cartwrights,

Frew & Sons, Wm., 6 Mill street BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND Brown, William, 4 Kirkside BOOKBINDERS. Barnett, John, 219 South street Those marked * are Bookbinders. Conacher, Chas. & Geo, (veterinary surgeons and farriers),Watergate Bayne, J. & W., 29 High street Donald, John, Bridgend Blair, Andrew (old), 39 Mill street Forsyth, Thomas, 129 High street— Clark, James B., 39 St. John street See advertisement —see advertisement Gorrie, Thomas, 58 Watergate *Dewar & Son, James,28 George st. Gray, John M'Euen, 7 George st. Drummond, John, 46 George st. Henderson, William, 6 Canal street Jackson, James H., 173 High st. Hutchison, James, 67 South street *Jackson, William, 19.5 High St.— *Irvine, John, 6 North William st. See advertisement

Mailler, Robert, 67 South street ' Logan, Charles, 41 South Methven M'Lean, J. (farrier), 6 Mill street street *E,obertson, James, 31 Princes st. Lorimer, George, 187 South street Salmond, J. & P., KinnouU street *Morison, James, 22 High street —see advertisement *M'Gregor, Thomas, 27 Watergate Smith, John, Guard vennel & Shore Paton, Mrs,Charles, 32 St. John st. Stewart, James (farrier), 54 South Peat, Robert, 24 High street street Peters, Mrs. D. (old), 220 South st. Taylor and Finlayson, Kinnoull st. Rankin, William, 149 High street — see advertisement *Richardson, Thomas, 1 George st. Taylor, William, 12 Carpenter st. Robertson, David, 94 High street Thomas, Francis, 120 South street Soutar, James, 20 George street Walsh, James, 129 High street see advertisement Walsh, William, 17 Mill street Wood, David, 52 High street See Will, Robert, 71 High street advertisement Wells, James, 19 County place BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS AND BOATBUILDERS. DEALERS.

(See Shipbuilders.^ Anderson, William, 132 High st. Bannister, Thomas, 9 Athole place BOOK AGENTS AND DELIVERERS. Calderwood, James, 63 High street Auchterlonie, William, 4 South st. Calderwood, James, 100 Watergate Cowper, John, 72 High street Davidson, James, 224 High street IDow, David, Bridgend Duncan, John, 63 S. Methven st. Fraser, Hugh, Bridgend Donohue, John, 13 Meal vennel Kennedy, Peter, 297 High street Farney, William M., 26 St John st. Mollison, James, 47 High street Fraser, Alexander, 39 Mill street

M'Queen, John, 1 6 North port Gall, Alexander, 5 Skinnergate M'Pherson, William, Bridgend (iraham, John D,, 13 Carpenter st. Robertson, James, Bridgend Graham, John, 336 High street Robertson, O., 15 St. Ann's lane Gray, Patrick, 73 High street N — —

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Greig, Thomas, 24 and 26 Water- Bryden & Sons, John, 33 St. John gate— See advertisement street Haggarty, James, 9 Meal vennel Gray, John M'Euen, 7 George st. Hall, James, New town Lindsay & Co., John, Kirkside Handyside, George, 64 High street Mackie & Co., David, 14 Princes Jack, James, Bridgend street See advertisement Kinnoch, Peter, 29 George street Perth Foundry (A. M'Farlane & see advertisement Co.), Paul street Leslie, Jonathan, Bridgend Ramsay, John, 145 High street Lonie, James, 44 North Methven st. St. John's Foundry Co., Foundry Malloch, Daniel, 5 N. Methven st. lane —William Archer, manager Mechie, James, Bridgend Miller, David, 69 High street BREWERS. Miller, Thomas, 143 High street Muir & Martin, 121 Canal street Mitchell, James, 219 High street Stewart, James, 109 Canal street Murray, David, 226 High street Thomson, G. (barm), Cutlog vennel M'Arthur, Mrs (carpet_), 9 Skin- Wright & Co., John, 18 North nergate Methven street M'Cash, James, 21 St. John's place M'Gregor, John, 7 Kirkgate BROKERS AND FURNITURE Norwell, David, 10 Skinnergate DEALERS IN MEAL VENNEL. Norwell, Duncan, 9 Cross street Burns, Felix, 4 Knight, A., 1 Norwell, James, 47 Skinnergate Carson, Jn., 48 Kilpatrick,J.4e Norwell, John, 47 Watergate Cassidy, P., 38 Morgan, M., 2C iVorwell, Joseph, 7 Skinnergate Dodds, John,67 Macfarlane, D., Norwell, Peter, 34 Skinnergate Ewing, A., 42 No. 15 Paton, J. & J., 11 St. John street Higgins, P., 14 Reid, David, 3 Preston, Joseph, 148 High street Keegan, G. & White, J., 19 Reid, James, 207 High street M., 36 & 38 Robertson, Alex., 38 No. Methven street Crow, James, 37 George street Robertson, Alexander, 5 Kirkgate BRUSHMAKERS. Robertson, James, 42 South street Robertson, John, Bridgend Baker, John, 45 Meal vennel Sandeman, J. & D., 110 High st. Taylor, James, 135 High street- Sligo, Archibald, 92 High street See adveftisement Smith, David, Bridgend BUILDERS. Stewart, Daniel, 201 South street Stewart, William, 42 Leonard st. Anderson, Wm., 21 King street Tait, Peter, 12 Bridge lane Cameron, William, Victoria street Taylor, David, 29 Leonard street Fyfe & Chrystal, Bridgend Tolleth, David, 4 Charlotte street M'Currach & Son, P., 48 Victoria Tyrie, Mrs John (carpet), 14 3 strGGt Skinnergate M'Neill, David, 35 Mill street Watt, James, 39 Meal vennel OHphant, Thomas, Newrow Readdie, James, jun., 78 Victoria BRASSFOUN'DERS. street Frew & Sons, Wm., 8 Mill street Stewart, Alexander, 40 Athole sc. ,

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CABINETMAKERS, WRIGHTS, AND CARRIERS—RAILWAY.

JOINERS. {For Coimiry Carriers see p. 18.) jAncIerson, John, 1 Kirkgate Pickford & Co. (Scottish North LBarrie, John, 232 High street Eastern), 13 Mill street Baxter, James (wheel), 151 High st. Wannan, Alexander (Dundee, Bell, James, 22 and 24 Charlottast. Perth, and Aberdeen), Princes st. jBertram, John, Princes street Wordie & Co. (Scottish Central) Brown, T. & W., 211 High street Mill street Carson, John, Meal vennel Clark, Robert, 246 High street CARVERS AND GILDERS. Galletly, John, County place Jackson, Thomas, 66 George st. Gorrie, Robert, 248 High street Murray, Alexander, 20 St. John st, Hay, James, 5 County place — See advertisement Hay, Jas.(weav. uten.) 21 Newrow Wyllie, George, 30 Athole street jlmrie, Peter, 76 George street and 20 Princes street CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. Irvine, Jno. (cart), 6 No. Wm. st Johnstone, Peter, Cow vennel Dandle, Newby, & Dandie, 75 High Lindsay, John, Bridgend street Mathewson, Thomas, 36 Athole st. Fleming, David, Bridgend Miller, Henry, 41 Stormont street Glass, Alex., 39 S. Methven street Munro, Hugh, Bridgend Gowans, James, 21 High street

Murray,Robt., 12 North William st. Gowans, William, King street M'Conochie & Son, John,Princes st, Nairne, Charles, 228 High street M'Conochie, Lauchlin, 33 Mill st." Paul, A. & W., 21 South street lOwer, James, 69 South Methven st, Reid, Neil, 39 George street Pullar & -Keay, 54 Victoria street Scott, David, 35 High street Readdie, J. & D., 7 Scott street Strang, Peter, 166 High street Robertson & Son, Alexander, 19 CHIMNEY SWEEPERS. George street and 50 South street Robertson, David, Union street Melville, Charles, 146 High street Robertson, Jas. (cart) 31 Princes st M'Dougall, Peter, 290 High street Ronaldson, William, 144 South st. Rutherford, William, Bridgend CHINA, CRYSTAL, AND STONE- Scott, Charles, 22 South street WARE DEALERS. ^cott, W. D., 18 and 20 Mill street — See advertisetnent Anderson, J. & M., 54 St. John st. Wann, James, 11 Kinnoull street — See advertisement White, Laurence, 87 Watergate Archibald.'William, 268 High st. Whitelaw, Wm., 148 South street Campbell & Co., Arch., Mill street Wyllie, Alexander, 192 st. High Grant, Charles, 46 N. Methven st. jYoung, Alexander, 27 South street Hay, Margaret, Princes street Morgan, H., 41 Mill street CANDLEMAKERS. Mouat, David, 21 Castlegable Murray, Catherine, 134 South st. Hewat, Kirkwood, 78 High street M'Bain & Co., James, 213 High st. Ross, John, 118 High street M'Gregor, Robert, 141 High street 204 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

M'Laren, John, Bridgend *Petrie, John (maker), 108 South st. M'Tavish, Patrick, 30 Meal vennel *Richardson & Pearson, 32 Geo.st. O'Neill, John, 275 High street Robertson & Co., 191 High st Patterson, Jean, 10 Leonard street Sime, John B., 229 High street Kamsay, Alexander,31 Meal vennel Smith, J. & D., 13 Charlotte street Koddan, Daniel, 22 North Meth- Taylor & Donaldson, 45 High st. ven street Taylor, John, 150 High street Scott, Edward, 50 Meal vennel *Wotherspoon, James, 33 High st. —see advertiseme^it CIVIL ENGINEERS. (See Architects.) COACH AND CAB PROPRIETORS.

South st see advert. CLERGYMEN. Mess, George, Ritchie, Mrs, 163 High street {Seepage 19.) Walker, Robert, 58 George street —see advertisement CLOTHIERS, DRAPERS, AND HATTERS. COACHBUILDERS. Those marked * are also Hatters. Pirrie & Anderson, Princes street Thomson, William, 46 Canal st. Adie, Archd., 16 St. John street Cameron, "Daniel, 197 High street COAL AGENTS AND DEALERS. Carron, William, 56 St. John st. * Darling, Mrs George, 35 George Buchanan, Peter, Burton place street Brown, Thomas, 5 Hospital street Dewar & Smeaton, 1 St. Johi3 st. Campbell, Alexander, Earl's dykes DufF, Robert, 43 South Methven st. Cree, P. & W., 58 Watergate Duncan, John, 159 High street Davie, John, 4 Earl's dykes Dunsmore, Buchanan, 68 High st. Douglas, Donald, 19 Hospital st. Fenwick, Peter, 317 High street Duncan, John, 297 High street * Forsyth, J. & T., 4 St. John's Eadie, James, 65 Newrow place Forbes, William, 22 Melville st. Gentle, Robert S., 24 St. John st. Gow, Daniel, Earl's dykes Gray, Smith, & Co., 34 George st. Graham, James, 23 Princes street *Greig, William, 70 St. John st. Graham, Peter, Princes street Hay, Robert, 27 George street Halley, Andrew, Dovecotland *Jamieson, John, 64 George street Henderson, Wm., 10 St. Paul's Johnman, William, 184 High st. square Martin, James, 158 High street Kettles, William, Mill wynd Matthew, Peter K., 15 St. John st. Law & Son, C, Princes street Miller, Robt. 68 South Methven st. Lennie, Gregory M., Shore Morton & Mitchells, 23 St. John st. Low, Peter, 1 Horner's lane M'Cash, William, 325 High street Mitchell, John, Earl's dykes M'Gregor, A. & W., 18 St John st. Muir, Thomas, 8 Earl's dykes *M'Intosh William (maker),North M'Intosh, James, 2 Newrow port M'Kay, Daniel, I Leonard place *M'Laren, D. A., 6 St. John st. M'Laggan, William, Bridgend M'Naughton &• Dewar, 8 George st. Ostler, James, Newrow — — PROFESSIONAL DIREOTORY. 205

Peebles, Peter, 7 Earl's dykes COPPER AND TIN SMITHS. Palmer, Thomas, 20 Mill street Those ^narked * are Coppersmiths. Skinner & Douglas, General Station Chalmers, John, 260 High street Shepherd, Thomas, 41 Leonard st. Crumley, William, 40 Meal vennel Smith, Thomas, Railway Station *Forbes, William, 209 High street See advertisement — *Gorrie, David, 251 High street Sutherland, George, Railway Stn. Gray, John M'Euen, 7 George st. Wyllie, James, 7 Princes street Mitchell, John, 62 High street see Co., John, General Stn, Young & advertisement Morton, James, 142 South street CONFECTIONERS. M'Ewan, Alexander, 96 High st. RoUo, John, George street Chisholm, Mrs Margt., 18 Athole 67 * Smith, Laurence, 44 St. John st. street Thomson, Alex., 74 South street Duncan, Thomas, 133 High street Young, William, 5J03 South street Dunn, Charles, 138 High street Fenwick & Son, 27 St. John street CORK MANUFACTURER. —See advertisemerit Murray, John, 15 Bridge lane Fleming, Margaret, 67 N. Methyen street COWFEEDERS AND DAIRY Eraser, Daniel, 72 South street Keiller, Wedderspoon, 45 George KEEPERS. street see advertisement Begg, George, Deadlands Kennoway, Charles G., 101 South Brough, Robert, 88 Watergate street Buchan, Miss, Craigie Mill M'Donald, James, 261 High street Burns, Mrs Robert, 1 Murray street M'Kenzie, Margaret, 18 Watergate Caddie, John, Marshall bank Omand, Mrs, 50 South Methven st. Cowans, Mrs, Bridgend Scott, Robert, 88 High street Crerar, Mrs Robert, 4 Newrow Shedden, James, 57 N. Methven st. Duff, John, 58 Pomarium Wilkie, James, 168 South street Duff, Mrs John, 65 Leonard street Eraser, Mrs Alex,, 25 Newrow CONTRACTORS. Gordon, Charles, 161 South street Gorrie, John, 197 South street Granger, John (railway), York Gray, William, 294 High street place Kilgour, John, 17 Barossa street Langlands, James, Dovecotland Lindsay, James, Bridgend Robertson, Thomas, Bridgend Livingstone, John, 40 Meal vennel Sutherland, James, 5 Barrack st. Meldrum, Andrew, Union street COOPERS. Menzies, Archibald, Dovecotland Menzies, John, 12 Barrack street Justice, Thomas, 35 South street Menzies, Robert, 295 High street Milln, James, 8 Mill street Miller, William, 9 Barossa street Muckersie, James, 3 Princes street More, Alexander, 31 Castlegable Munro, Donald, 101 Watergate Munro, William, New town Ross, Alex., 24 South Methven st. M'Donald, James, 173 South st. Ross, James, 15 Stormont street M'Donald, Mrs, Bridgend Skinner, Alex,, 5 Barossa street M'Farlane,Donald,7 N, Methven st 206 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

M'Leish, Mrs, 11 Barossa street Black, John (warehouse), 15 Patton, Mrs James, Bridgend High street Ramsay, Wm., 36 West Mill st. Blair, Elizabeth, 130 High street Rennet, Mrs Wm., 279 Higli st. Buchanan, Mrs Geo., 12 Kirkgate Robertson, David, Bridgend Campbell, Christina, 246 High st. street Robertson, James, 10 Hospital st. Campbell, Margaret, 7 Paul Robertson, William, Claypots Chalmers, Isabella, 6 Leonard st. Scott, David, Craigie Christie, Mrs, Bridgend Shanks, John, 11 St. Paul's square Cochrane, Janet, 220 High street Shaw, Nor.,Malloch's clo. South st. Conacher, Margt., 24 Carpenter st. Sinclair, Alexander, Shore house Davidson, Margt., 34 Meal Tennel Slater, Mrs John, 151 High street Davidson, Mary, 40 Watergate Smart, Mrs, 204 South street Donald, Ann, 9 Castlegable Smith, Mary, 6 Horner's lane Dougal, Catherine, 300 High st. Stewart, James, 292 High street Dewar, Jean, 5 Murray street Stewart, John, 25 Athole street Deighton, M., 228 South street Ward, Hugh, 55 Leonard street Dingwall, Mary, 13 Kirkgate Duncan, Janet, 126 High street CUTLERS. Durie, Jane, Charteris street Dyer, Mary, 1 Blackfriars wynd Valentine, George, 77 High street Edward, Grace, 26 Princes street Wyllie, William, 80 George street Ferguson, C, 28 Kirkgate Eraser, Helen, 27 Castlegable DENTISTS. Eraser, Misses, 25 South street Bell, James, 2 Charlotte street Eraser, Jane & Honora, 61 Geo. st. Galletly, 1 3 Union street Crichton, George, 54 George st. Mary, Stewart, John, 28 St. John street Gibson, Helen, 47 Watergate Stobie, James, 44 Watergate Gow, Lillias, 60 Leonard street Strang, Peter, 166 High street Gray & Miller, 83 High street Gray, Elizabeth, 7 Meal vennel DISTILLER. Greig, Maria, 21 Kinnoull street Halley, M,, 69 George street Porbes, Alexander, Bridgend Hamilton, Ann & E., 48 St. John st. Hay, Jane, 9 St. John street DRAPERS. Hobson, Aiin, 102 High street Hughes, Eliz., 12 Canal crescent {See Clothiers.) Hutchison, Misses, 18 George st. Irvine, Ann, 20 Watergate DRESSMAKERS AND MILLINERS. Jackson, Barbara, 10 Charlotte st. Keay, Misses, 34 St. John street {See also Furnishing Shops.) Kinloch, M.,J., & A., 20 Athole st. Allan, Elizabeth, 16 George street Marshall, .Jane, 44 New row Allan, Janet, 2 Blackfriars street Menzies, Christina, 15 Bridge lane Anderson, Alice, Dovecotland Menzies, Eliza, 113 High street Anderson, Ann, 55 Watergate Menzies, Jessie, 13 Leonard street Anderson, Agnes, l7 High street Menzies, Mary, 26 Newrow Bannister, Mary, 9 Charlotte st. Menzies, Misses, 224 High street Bell, Mrs Thos., 240 South street Menzies, Isabella, 163 High street PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 207

Menzies, Mrs. D. (and embroider.) Campbell, Mrs, 124 South street 25 George street Clark, Mrs Hugh, 138 South st. Morrison, Eliza, Princes street Crichton, Elizabeth, 204 High st. Morrison, Janet, 60 Leonard street Ferguson, Mrs, 188 South street Morrison, M., 119 South street Hay, Mrs Wm., 31 N. Methven st. Morton, Elizabeth, 142 South st. Hazell, James, 165 South street M'Aulay, M. C, 227 High street Hounsel, Wm., 1 Mill street M'Airley, Misses, 11 Stormont st. Jardine, James (working-men's M'Cash, Miss, 11 Princes street coffee-rooms), 264 High street M'Parlane, Margaret, 103 South st, Kelty, David, JFlesh vennel M'Glashan, Mrs, 23 Carpenter st. Miller, David, 80 South street M'Gregor, Margaret, 65 North Miller, Janet, 209 South street Methven street JMore, Robert, 299 High street M'Intosh, Miss, 21 Kinnoull st. Shedden, Mrs John, 1 1 Watergate M'Intosh, Helen, 20 Canal street Spence, David (working-men's M'Laggan, E., 227 High street coffee-rooms), 1 Kirkside M'Laren, Helen, 31 St. John st, Stewart, Mrs Robt., 11 Barossast. M'Niven, Jessie, 20 South street Thomson, George, 97 Canal street M'Robie, Mrs, 113 High street Paterson, Margaret, 6 Barrack st. EMBROIDERERS. Readdie, Mrs, 21 Scott street Anderson, Mrs Thos., 123 Highst. Robertson, Cath., 5 St. Paul's sq. Brown, Alexander, Burton place Robertson, Janet, 91 Canal street Edwards, Mrs, 247 High street Robertson, Margaret, 18 George st. Menzies, MrsD., 25 George street Ross, Barbara, 151 High street — see advertisement Sime, John B. (warehouse), 229 Soutar, Mrs, 40 N. Methven st. High street Smeafcon & Morrison, 198 High st. ENGINEERS AND IRONFOUNDERS. Smith, Mrs John, 56 George st. Archer, Wm,(St. John's Foundry), Sommerville, Margt., 266 High st. Foundry Lane Stevens, M., 71 George street Bate, Stewart, & Co., 9 Victoria st. Stuart, Elizabeth, 10 Watergate M'Farlane & Co,(foundry),Paulst. Templeton, James (warehouse), 15 Young & Co., C. D., St Leonard's George street Works Walsh, Misses, 129 High street Whytock, Misses, 338 High street ENGRAVERS, COPPERPLATE Young, Mary, 14 St. John street PRINTERS, AND LITHOGRAPHERS.

DYERS AND RENOVATORS. Frazer & Anderson, 87 High street M*Gregor, David, 5 George street Campbell, Arch., 8 S. Methven st. Campbell, P. & P., 9 S. Methven st. FISHING-TACKLE MAKERS. —see advertisement Brown, Peter, 9 George street Hay & Patterson, 47 S. Methven st. Bryson, Chas. (rod), 1 Barossa st. Pullar & Sons, John, 36 Mill street Gopham, Charles (rod-maker), 10 EATING-HOUSE KEEPERS. High street Lees & Son, James, 63 George st. Blair, Johanna, 29 Watergate — see advertisement —

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M'Inlay, William, 6 Canal street Brown, Mrs Thos., 38 Newrow Paton, Edward, 44 George street Bruce, Mrs John, 53 Princes st. Chisholm, Alexander, 42 Athole st FISHMONGERS. Christie, John, 3 North port Crichton, Mrs David, 212 High st Harper, Wm.(curer), Foundry lane Dickson, David, 237 High street Powrie, Pitcaithly, & Co., 16 Edward, Mary, 19 Skinnergate George street Edward, James, 220 High street Alex., St. John street Speedie, 17 Gordon, Mrs, 136 Canal crescent Stewart, (market), 23 Watergate J. Harley, William, 3 George street Taylor, Robert, 25 King street Henderson, George, 268 High st. Young, James, 13 North port Hutchison, Colin, 130 Canal street Young, 15 Watergate John, Malloch, Mary, 17 Kirkgate Menzies, Mrs John, 40 Skinnergate FLESHERS. M'Donald, Mrs, St. John's place Calderwood, Matth., 148 South st. M'Glashan, John, Kirkside Cameron, Margaret, Mill street M'Intosh, Flora, 16 Kirkside Crawford, Thomas, 104 High st. M'Kenzie, Christina, 319 High st. Ewan, Allan, 250 High street Oswald, Jessie, 37 St. John street Penton, Alexander, Kirkside Paton, Mrs David, 154 High st. Pisken, Alexander, Union street Robertson, Dan., 61 N. Methven st. Porsyth, Christian, 46 South street Sime, Jane, 252 High street Hall, Richard, 11 Leonard street Spence, Andrew, Kirkgate Honey, Margaret, 17 South street Stalker, John, 60 S. Methven st. Hutchison, Andrew, Bridgend Stewart, Catherine, 221 South si. Johnston, Stewart, 7 North port M'Parlane, Alexander, 54 South st. FURNISHING SHOPS. Noble, James, 22 Hospital street Forbes, Ann, 144 High street Paton, James, 8 Princes street Gorrie, Ann, 5 Athole street Robertson, George, 22 KinnouUst. Marshall, Mrs A., 12 Paul street Roy, Thos. , 47 S. Methven street M'Intyre, Ann, 188 High street Scobie, John, Bridgend M'Leish, E., 61 S. Methven street Stewart, Duncan, 4 County place | Robertson, John, 160 South street Stewart, Hugh, 194 High street Scott, Mrs James, 68 George st. Stewart, Cath., 21 N. Methven st. see advertisement Thomson, John, 52 South street Taylor, Mrs T., 21 Leonard street Young, William, 224 High street FOREIGN VICE-CONSULS. Easson, James (Swedish and Nor- GAME DEALERS. wegian), 78 St. John street (See Poulterers.) Lowe, Robert (Danish and Prus- sian), 2 St. John's place GARDENERS. FRUITERERS & GREENGROCERS. Allan, Andrew, 2 Carpenter street Clark, David, Bridgend Anderson, Nicholas, 1 Athole st. Clark, Donald, Bridgend Ashton, Alex., St. John's place Farquharson, William, Charteris st. Ashton, MrsThos., 30 Skinnergate Gloag, John, 43 Leonard street . —

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M'Ainsh, William, 246 High st. GROCERS, AND WINE AND SPIRIT Martin, John, Bridgend MERCHANTS, -Robertson, Peter, 35 Stormont st. Winter, James, Bridgend Those marked * are wholesale. J Those marked are Wine and Spirit GASFITTERS. f Merchants (See Plumbers and Tinsmiths.') Anderson, James, 1 King street Barns, Thomas, 256 High street GINSER-BEER, ETC., MANUFAC- Bayne, James, 3 Leonard street TURERS. *Brown & Logie, 117 High street and 2 Mill street Dandie, Newby, & Daudie, 75 High *Buchan & Low, 107 High street street fCampbell, Mary, 135 South street Fraser, William, 205 South street Chalmers, James, 12 St. John st. Go wans, James, 21 High street see advertisement M*Arthur, Peter, 20 Bridge lane fChalmers, John, 2 Leonard place Ross, William, 223 High street fDewar, James, 157 South street Speed, James, 68 High street fDow & Co., Thomas, 65 George st. fGardiner, J. & G. W., 90 High st. GLAZIERS. fGloag, William, 24 Athole street fGow, Duncan, 93 South street Bruce & Son, James, 100 High st. Grant, John, 66 St. John street Watt, Alexander, 157 High street *Greig, R. & J., 89 High street fKettles, A. & J., Bridgend ^ GRAIN" MERCHANTS. King, Alexander, 107 South st. j King, James, 124 High street Adamson, John, 16 Pomarium fLamb, T. & C, Bridgend Alexander & Co., Thos., 1 Kirkgate Lennie, Gregory M., 144 South st. Cochrane & Sons,D., 64 W.Mill st. fLynch, Matthew, 54 Meal vennel Crighton, William, 316 High st. fMitchell, James, 36 High street Cuthbert, James, St. John's place Munro, Thos., 73 N. Methven st. Douglas, Robert, 35 Scott street M'Corquodale, J. F., 4 St. John st. Guild, William, 28 High street *M'Donald,Archibald,131 High st. Howie, John, Bridgend fM'Kinlay, William, 1 Reform pi. Hutchison & Co,,Robt.,Victoria st. fM'Naughton, John, 131 South st. Kettle, R., 54 South Methven st. Nicol, James C., 196 High street Law, William, Bridgend *Palmer, Peter, 200 High street M'Donald, James, 52 S. Methven st. fPeters, Alexander, Dovecotland M'Laren, William, 8 Watergate fRichardson, Wm., 43 High street Pae, David. 1 No. Methven street *Rintoul, Laurence, 79 High st. Ross, John, James street * Robertson, Alex., 74 High street Rowden & Roy, 85 Canal street —see advertisement Roy, Andw., 20 South Methven st. Robertson, Peter, 28 Princes st. Smith, Andrew, Bridgend Robertson, Robert, 189 High st. Stewart, John, James street fRobertson, Robt. H., 22 High st. Walker, John, 28 High street +Ross & Son, John, 21 George st. Whitelaw, Thomas, 55 Scott street Scott, Thomas, 255 High street 210 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Smith, Andrew, Bridgend Galletly, James, 10 County place Smith, John, 242 High street Galloway, Janet, 281 High street fSmith, R, B., 72 St. John street Gibson, Mary, 87 Leonard street fStevenson, Moses, 62 South st. Gilchrist, Joan, Low Craigie fStewart, George, 272 High st. Gow, Elizabeth, 6 Barossa street t Stewart, James, 120 South st. Graham, Alexander, 74Pomarium fStorer, John, Bridgend Gregor, Mrs James, 25 Stormont *Storer, Robert, 122 High street street fStuart, C. C, 40 High street Gregor, John, 323 High street fThomson, Alex., 271 High street Haggart, Ann, 214 South street fThomson, Wm. B., 146 South st. Harris, Louisa, 215 South street Whittet, Thomas, 16 Bridge lane Home, Mrs L., Bridgend ^Wilson, John, Loretto Court, Hall, Mrs Thos., 18 Princes street South street Hunter, John, 113 & 115 South st. fWright, J., 2 South Methven st. Kennedy, Mrs Robert, 16 Kirkgate Young, D., 93 and 230 High st. Kaen, Michael, 24 Meal vennel Young, Hugh, 3 Castlegable Kerr, Isabella, 15 Union lane Young, John, 240 High street Kidd, Christina, Bridgend Knox, Mrs John, 47 Leonard st. GROCERS AND PROVISION Larg, Alexander, 118 South street DEALERS. Livingstone, Janet, 186 High st. Malcolm, Alex., 64 Athole street Malcolm, street {See also preceding list.) JohH, 19 Kinnoull Marshall, Jane, Bridgend Agnew, Owen, 168 South street Menzies, James, 63 Newrow Allan, James, 29 Castlegable Menzies, Mrs John, 284 High st. Anderson, David, 274 High street Mill, James, 21 Leonard street Anderson, Marj, 19 Athole street Miller, Isabella, 3 Pomarium Anderson, Mrs Wm., 153 High st. Moir, Mrs William, Bridgend Anderson, Robert, Bridgend More, John, 11 North Methven st. Banks, Elizabeth, 37 South street M'Cash, William, 325 High street Barclay, Margaret, 25 Hospital st. M'Donald, Janet, 7 Meal vennel Bayne, Adam, 129 Canal street M'Donald, Jane, 261 High street Boyd, Mrs Peter, Dovecotland M'Gilliwie, Janet, 101 Watergate Buchanan, Christina, 80 South st. M'Intyre, Daniel, 19 South Meth- Campbell, Jane, Bridgend ven street Cameron, James, Bridgend M'Laren, Elizabeth, 27 King street Cameron, Mrs, 48 Athole street M'Nab, Margaret, 83 South street Crawford, Mrs Alex., 73 South st. M'Rae, Mrs J., 215 High street Crerar, Andrew, 28 N. Methven st. Nicoll, Anne, 178 South street Crighton, A., 28 Kinnoull causeway Ogilvie, David, 174 High street Davidson, T., 56 South Methven st. Oliphant, Thomas, 56 Pomarium Easson, Mrs Alex., 48 South street Patterson, Jean, 30 County place Edward, Mary, 18 Meal vennel Pearson, Jean, 233 High street Fenwick, Peter, 317 High street Pearson, Mary, 6 Athole street Ferguson, Archibald, 86 Reform pi. Reid, Barbara, 8 Foundry lane Fisher, James, 252 High street Reid, Mrs Daniel, 92 Watergate Fisher, William, 172 High street Reid, Isabella, 52 Watergate —

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Robertson, Charles, 21 Hospital st. HORSE DEALERS. Robertson, Daniel, 278 High street M'Gregor, John, Bridgend Robertson, Isabella, 345 High st. Skinner, H. (comisn,). Princes st. Robertson, Peter, 1 27 South street 27 Canal street Robertson, Thomas, 63 South st. Thomson, Adam, Robertson, William, 75 South st. HOSIERS. Rodger, Edward, 329 High street {See also Furnishing Shops.) Roy, Alexander, 10 N. Methven st. Smith, James, 28 Newrow Abernethy, C, 94 South street Stewart, Mrs A., 12 Athole street Allan, Robert, 33 High st. Stewart, Helen, Bridgend Campbell, John, 132 High street Stillie, James, 14 Athole street Grasby, E. H. (and manufacturer), Strang, Peter, 101 Canal street 23 High St. see advertisement. Tainsh, Margaret, 57 Watergate Gunn, William, 53 High street Taylor, Alexander, 61 Scott street Longmore, Wm., 230 South street Walker, Ann, 96 South street Marchbank & Co., Thos., 119 High Walker, Richard, 3 Paul street street Watson, Ann, 5 Melville street Steele, Mrs, 125 High street Welch, William, Bridgend Thomson, Charles S., 26 High st, Whitelaw, James, 191 South street Whitten, Peter, 185 South street HOUSE FACTORS. ^ Wilkie, Jessie, 45 Pomarium Wray, Mrs James, 2 South street Anderson, James, 70 South street Young, William, 25 Canal street M'Gregor, John, 13 N. Methven st. Pirrie, James B., 88 South street GUN & RIFLE MANUFACTURERS. INN AND HOTEL KEEPERS. Lees & Son, James, 63 George st. —see advertisement See also Spirit Dealers and Tavern Paton, Edward, 44 George street Keepers. HAIRDRESSERS. Albert, G. Sharp, 48 George street British, H. W. Pople, Leonard st. Lang, Michael (and perfumer), 52 Champion, G. Ramage, St. Ann's George street lane Malloch, John, 11 Reform place County place, D. Gibson, C. place Marshall, T. H., 42 Skinnergate Cross Keys, Janet Dodds, Bridgend Muckersie, William, 1 Princes st. Exchange, A. M'Laren, 30 George Peddie, Mrs Gerrard, 53 George st. street Ross, William, 223 High street King's Arms, J. Ruthven, 7 High Roy, James, 7 Bridge lane street Stewart, Alex., 1 County place Kinnoull Arms, Robert Stewart, 33 Watson, John, 12 Skinnergate South Methven street HATTERS. Moncrieffe Arms, C,Ritchie,Prince8 street (See Clothiers.) Railway,William Ewan, Leonard st Refreshment Rooms, John Dunbar, HAY AND CORN DEALERS. Railway Station Stalker, John, So Methven street Royal George, J. Kennedy, George Whitelaw, James, 191 South st. street — —— — — — — —

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St. John's, r. Cottrell, St. John's Commercial Union (Fire), C. C. place Stuart, 40 High street Salutation, P.Carmichael, 24 South Crovpn (Life), T. R. Sandeman, street Kirkside Star. John Dunbar, 24 Canal street Edinburgh (Life), M'Kenzie & St. Leonards, John Honeyman, Dickson, solicitors, and C. C, Leonard street Stuart, 40 High street see advert. Strathmore, D. Reid, Bridgend English and Scottish Law (Life), Stormont Arms, E. Jessiman, 43 J. W. Lyall, Charlotte street South street see advertisement Temperance, John Carmichael, 31 European Law (Life), Robt. Greig, St. John street merchant Temperance, J. Douglas, Leonard Family Endowment, Andrew street Davidson, solicitor White Horse, A. Forbes, 5 North General, David Wood, bookseller William street Hope (Life), James Mitchell, merchant INK MAIfUFACTURER. Lancashire (Fire and Life), W. Todd & Co., John, Charteris street Ritchie, banker Leeds and Yorkshire (Fire & Life), OFFICES AND INSURANCE D. J. Irons, St. John Street see AGENTS. advertisement Accidental Death, D. & J. Irons, Life Association, J. M'Leish, ac- advertisement St. John street countant see Albert and Medical, (Life), D. & Liverpool and London (Fire and J. Irons, John Grant, and A, Life), A. King and J. Grant, King, merchants merchants see advertisement Alliance, Archibald Reid, solicitor London (Fire and Life), W. & J. Alliance, J. W. Jamieson and T. Ross, solicitors Soutar, bankers London and County (Fire), D. Atlas (Fire and Life), John Gray, Keay, solicitor see advertisement Union Bank, George street see London and General Plate- Glass, advertisement D. & J. Irons, St John street British Guarantee, Melville Jame- National (Fire), R. H. Moncrieff son, solicitor—see advertisement. & Co., solicitors Briton Medical and General (Life), National (Fire and Life), Soutar James Chalmers, merchant, St. & M'Leish, solicitors, and Thomas John street—see advertisement Soutar, banker Caledonian (Fire and Life), J. & G. North British (Fire and Life), Condie, solicitors James Spottiswoode, solicitor, City of Glasgow (Life), J. & J. and D. L. Jolly, banker—5ee Thomas, solicitors advertiseme7it City of Manchester (Fire), Thomas North of Scotland (Fire and Life), Richardson, bookseller John Kemp, solicitor Colonial (Life), Melville Jameson, Northern (Fire and Life), M. solicitor—see advertisement Jameson, solicitor see advert. Commercial (Life), J. M, Honey, Norwich Union (Fire and Life), solicitor A, Davidson, solicitor — —— — — — — — — — ——

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People's Provident (Life), M. IRONMONGERS AND HARDWARE Jameson , solicitor MERCHANTS. Phoenix (Eire), Geo. Gray, solicitor Railway Passengers, General Sta- Barlas, Mrs William, 48 High st. tion Brown, William, 4 Kirkside Royal, W. Maury & J. Grahame, Carson, John, Meal vennel solicitors see advertisement Gray, John M'Euen, 7 George St. Royal Exchange (Fire and Life), Imrie, William, 10 St John street R. Lowe, agent Miller, Henry L., 98 High street Scottish Amicable (Life), D. Keay, and 44 Mill street see advertise- solicitor ment Scottish Equitable (Life), Conning Mitchell, John, 62 High street— see and Hunter, bankers see advert. advertisement Scottish Provident (Life), John Murdoch, J. A. (Shoemakers' Fur- Kippen, solicitor nishing), 203 High street. Scottish Provincial (Fire & Life), Roy, John, 42 High street see ad- Laurence Rintoul, merchant vertisement Scottish Sea, C. G. Sidey, Post- Salmond, J. & P,,Kinnoull street office see advertisement Scottish Union (Fire and Life), D. Taylor & Finlayson, KinnouU st. Hepburn and W. & D. Wedder- see advertisements spoon, solicitors Tainsh, Mrs John (Shoemakers' Scottish Widow'sFund,R.H. Mon- Furnishings), 201 High street crieff & Co., solicitors Standard (Life), G. Gray, solicitor JEWELLERS, SILVERSMITHS, AND —see advertisement LAPIDARIES. Star (Life), J. Mitchell, merchant (^See also Watch and Clock Sun (Fire and Life), M'Kenzie and Makers.) Dickson and J. Flockhart, soli- Baird, John (working), 3 Bridge citors see advertisement lane United Kingdom (Life), H. Skeete, Constable, Is. (working), 28 High solicitor see advertisement street United Kingdom Provident (Life), Grichton, George, 54 George street James Morton, merchant see ad- Drummond, Alexander, 31 High vertisement street see advertisement Victoria (Life), Thomas Richard- Grego, Charles, 27 High street see son, bookseller advertisetnent West of England (Fire and Life), Greig, David, 30 St. John street James Pirrie, agent M'Gregor, Magdalene, 40 George street IRON-FOUNDERS. M'Lityre, Thomas (working), 35 Watergate {See Engineers.) Pringle, John, 9 St John street Robertson, Daniel, 33 George street

IRON MERCHANTS. ' see advertiseme7it Robertson, William, 128 High st. JBuchan & Low, 107 High street Shedden, Charles, 32 High street Palmer, Peter, 200 High street Stobie, James, 44 Watergate — —

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JOINERS. Young, Helen, St Paul's square Young, Mrs, 208 High street (See Cabinetmakers.') Young, Mrs, Paul's close, Newrow LAND-SURVEYORS. LATHSPLITTER. Alexander, 106 Reform pi. (See Auctioneers.) Clark, LEATHER-MERCHANTS, LAUNDRESSES. CURRIERS, AND TANNERS. Mrs L., 35 Mill street Alder, Those marked * are Tanners. Baxter, Janet, 238 High street Baxter, Mrs, 10 County place Murdoch, J. A., 203 High street Braid, Elizabeth, 13 Cutlog vennel *Murdoch, & Sons, James, Mill st, Clark, Mrs John, 13 Paul street M'Gregor, John, 178 High street Cuthbert, Isabella, 5 Murray street M'Karchar, John, 24 Mill street Fleming, Margaret, 7 Meal vennel *Taylor, Thomas, Murray street Garvie, Mrs James, 48 Watergate Saunders, Peter, 12 Mill street Geekie, Mrs Donald, Bridgend Walker, Thomas, 17C High street Hay, Grace, 5 Murray street Walker, John, 7 Watergate Hood, Margaret, 214 High street * Wright & Son, Thomas, Bridgend Imrie, Janet, 15 Barossa street Jack, Mrs Andrew, 4 Union street LIME AGENTS. Kinnis, Janet, 1 26 South street Garvie, James, General Station Lawson, Mrs, 55 High street Skinner & Douglas, General Station Miller, Mrs, 19 Cross street Smith, Thomas, Paradise place Mitchell, Mrs, 40 Watergate see advertisement Murray, Margaret, 21 Kinnoull st, M'Donald, Flora, 14 Paul street LIVERY-STABLE KEEPERS. M'Donald, Mrs, 102 High street William, Mill street M'Donald, Mrs, Bridgend Clezy, Forbes, A.. North William street M'Ewan, Margaret, 1 1 Kinnoull st. Bridgend M'Farlane, Mrs, 102 Keform place Hogg, Agnes, Mess, George, 19 South street M'Gregor, Christina, 102 High st. see advertisement M'Laggan, Isabella, 10 Kinnoull st. Reid, David, Bridgend M'Pherson, Mrs, 292 High street Ritchie, Henry, Mill street Ness, Margaret, Bridgend Skinner, Harry, Princes street Pullar, Helen, 104 South street Walker, Robert (Royal George), Ramsay, Mrs James, 111 South st. George street see advertisement Reid, Janetj 80 Pomarium Robertson, Mrs Charles, Stormont LODGING-HOUSE KEEPERS. street

Sinclair, Mrs David, 82 South st. Addis, Mrs Wm., 69 N. Methven st. i Steele; Mrs James, 63 Pomarium Allison, Mrs James, 55 High street Strang, R., 2 Blackfriars wynd Anderson, Mrs John, 25 James st. Taylor, Jean, Bridgend Archer, Mrs James, West Mill st. Walker,- Mrs, Bridgend Balmain, John, 76 Athole street Walsh, Margaret, Bridgend Baxter, Jane, 64 South street Whytock, Mrs, Bridgend Bell, Jane, 22 Union lane PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 215

Bell, Jane, 28 Atliole street M'Ewan, Miss, 47 George street Branning, Mrs, 130 South street M'Ewan, Mrs, Scott street Broug-h, Janet, Bridgend M'Glashan, Jane, 9 Union street Buchan, Miss, 9 North Methven st. M'Gregor, Miss, 28 James street Burry, Misses, 6 Canal street M'Gregor, Mrs, 46 High street Campbell, Elizabeth, 4 So. Meth- M'Kay, Mrs Daniel, New town ven street M'Ness, William, 113 High street Campbell, Mrs Janet, 246 High st. M'Omish, Miss, 42 James street Campbell, Mrs, 3 So. William st. M'Pherson, Catherine, 327 High st. Campsie, Mrs Alex., 224 High st. M'Quahae, Margt., 18 Charlotte st. Chalmers, Mrs John, 232 High st. Patton, Margaret, 238 High street Cowperthwaite, Mrs, 84 Victoria st. Patton, Mrs, 4 South street Craigie, Thomas L., 6 Charlotte st. Patton, Mrs James, 101 Watergate Dodds, John, 128 South street Pearson, Mrs, 6 Stormont street Eadie, Elizabeth, 42 Watergate Peddie, Mrs John, 137 High street Easson, Mrs, 25 South street Reid, Mrs J., 10 North William st. Fletcher, Mrs, 21 Kinnoull street Robertson, Mrs Robt., 85 Canal st. Eraser, Mrs Greorge, 8 Kinnoull st. Robertson, Margaret, 37 Canal st. Gibson, Miss, 27 Scott street Ross, Mrs W., 59 No. Methven st. Gorrie, Mrs, Barnhill Rutherford, Mrs, 312 High street Gow, Jane, 28 Kirkgate Scobie, Christian, 246 High street Graham, Mrs Robert, 224 High st. Scotland, Miss, 45 S. Methven st. Gray, Mrs John, 103 Canal street Scott, Janet, 55 High street Hay, Mrs James, Craigie Scott, Mrs John, 82 South street Henderson, Mrs, 12 South street Scrimgeour, Mrs, 40 South street Inches, Helen, Bridgend Seton, Miss, 23 Carpenter street Jackson, E., 71 High street Sime, Isabella, 50 High street Jones, Mrs, 40 Meal Yennel Simpson, Mrs, 8 Kinnoull street Kennedy, Mary, New town Smith, Mrs, 82 South street

Kennedy, Mrs, 1 70 High street Swan, Mrs James, 37 Leonard st. Kemiedy, Mrs H., 38 James street Stewart, Mrs, 219 High street Kidd, Mrs John, 15 Melville street Stewart, Mrs, 101 High street Kilpatrick, James, 37 Skinnergate Stewart, Margaret, 25 High street Lawson, Misses, Craigie Strathdee, Mrs, 39 Watergate Lowe, MisseSjGraham'spl.King st. Taylor, Mrs, 65 Canal street Luke, Elizabeth, 47 High street Taylor, Mrs John, 14 Leonard st. Mackie, Mrs John, 126 High st. White, Mrs, 8 North port Martin, Mrs, 87 High street Young, Mrs Wm., 47 High street Menzies, Catherine, 190 High st. Young, May, 258 High street Menzies, John, 112 High street Young, Mrs, 55 High street Menzies, Thomas, 24 Leonard st. Young, Mrs, 19 Union street Model Lodging-House, Skinnergate Young, Mrs, 170 High street More, Helen, 64 South street More, Jane, Melville street MANGLE KEEPERS. Murray, Mrs, 219 High street Bett, Cecilia, 5 Scott street M'Cash, Miss, 63 Leonard street Blyth, George, Bridgend M^Cash, Mrs, 19 Speygate Campbell, Mrs, 238 High street M'Culloch, Mrs, 19 Speygate Clark, Mrs John, 133 Canal street — —

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Donaldson, Mrs James, St Paul's Peters & Son, Kinnoull street square see advertisement Eadie, Mrs Charles, 13 Melville st. Taylor & Son, David, Kinnoull st, Easson, Mrs David, 78 Reform pi. —see advertisement Haggart, Ann, 6 Govi^rie street, Bridgend MASONS. Hodge, Mrs David, 39 Newrow (See Builders.) Innes, Mrs John, 218 South street Lankham, Mrs, 31 Watergate MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Miller, Mrs Thomas, 4 Carpenter Absolon, G. W., M.D., 2 Graham's; street place, King street M'Dougall, Mrs, 8 Cow vennel Barlas, James, 82 South street M'Intosh, Christina, Bridgend Bramwell, J. P., M.D., 8 Barossa! M'Pherson, Jane, 102 High street place Reid, Mrs John, 14 South street Buist, Andrew, M.D., 28 King st. Robertson, Mrs David, 49 Stor- Christie, Robert, 77 Victoria street mont street Edie, Robert, M.D., 18 Charlotte Stephens, Mrs George, 232 High st. street Tait, Mrs John, 21 Watergate Fleming, David, Bridgend Taylor, Mrs, 55 Mill street Frew, David, 21 Barossa place \ Wilson, Mrs, 10 Meal vennel Hardie, James, M.D., Infirmary Winton, Mrs, 89 South street Henderson, William, M.D., 17 Rose terrace MANUFACTURERS. Lindsay, W. Lauder, M.D. (Asy- lum), PitcuUen Bank, Bridgend Barlas, David, 103 High street M'Intosh, W. C, M.D. (Royal Bell & Keay, 83 Leonard street Asylum) Blair & Co., Wm,, 67 N.Methven st. Nairne, John R., M.D., 231 High Cornfutes Milne, Melville street & street Deuchars, Thomas (sack), County Scott, David, 35 High street place Stirling, David, M,D., 22 St John Garvie & Deas, 57 S. st. D( Methven street Grasby, Edwin H. (hosiery), 23 Thomson, Fraser, M.D., 8 Athole High street see advertisement crescent Hephburn, Alex,, 55 No. Methven Thomson, James B. (resident sur-^ street geon). General Prison Kinloch, David, 20 Athole street Wallace, Isaac, M.D,, 3 Charlotte Marchbank&Co. Thomas (hosiery), tta street 119 High street White, Francis Isa.,M.D., 2 Athole M 'Donald Halley, & 4 Melville st. place Pullar & Co., Laurence, Balhousie Works MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS. Shields Co., & John, N. William st. {Seep. 9.)

101 MARBLE AND STONE CUTTERS. MIDWIVES AND SICK-NURSES. Anderson & Christie (and sculp- Those marked * are Midwives. tors), County place and NeM'row *Brown, Mrs, 14 Watergate — see advertisement Craigdallie, Mrs, 112 South street — PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 217

Ferguson, Mrs, 80 Pomarmm MUSIC & MUSICAL INSTRUMENT Henderson, Mrs, 34 South street DEALERS. Holmes, Mrs, 246 High street Holmes, Mrs John, 3 Cherry lane Bayne, David, 64 St. John street Isaac, Mrs John, 246 High street Drummond, John, 46 George st. Kinnoch, Mrs, Bridgend D uff, William, (concertina maker), Jack, Mrs Peter, Bridgend 62 South Methven street M'Ewan, Mrs Jane, 13 N. Methven Duncan, J. & J., 18 Kinnoull st. street Hempel, Carl F., 72 George street M'Intosh, Mrs, 136 South street Richaidson, Thomas, 1 George st. M'Pherson, Mrs, senior, 199 High Wood, David, 52 High street street *M'Pherson, Mrs, jun., 105 South NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS. street Seep. 22. Rodger, Mrs, 31 George street J Robertson, Mrs James, 211 High st. NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN. *Smith, Mrs, 6 Canal street Stimpson, Mrs, 50 High street {See also Seed Merchants.) Whittet, Mrs, 25 Hospital street Wittet, Mrs, 2 Cross street Dickson & Turnbull, 26 George st. OPTICIANS. MILLERS & FLOUR MERCHANTS. Grego, Charles (and looking-glass Those marked * are Millers. manufacturer), 27 High street (See also Grain Merchants.) see advertisement Robertson, Daniel, 33 George st. see advertisement * Cochrane & Sons, D., West Mill street PAINTERS & PAPERHANGERS. ]!ochrane, John, 127 High street ^uthbert, Jas., 11 St. John's place Campbell, Joseph, 97 High street Dow, A. G., 7 Castlegable Douglas, George R., 25 St John st. iendry, T., 222 High street Dow, Robert, 59 George street d'Cash, J., County place Maxtone & Porter, 29 South street H 'Donald, Jas., 52 S. Methven st. —see advertisement Pae, David, 1 North Methven st. M'Intyre, James, 73 George street ^roudfoot, James, 39 South street M'Lauchlan & Co., Alexander, 114 iamsay, David, 225 High street High street Vilson, Henry, 4 Mill street M'Vicar, William, 177 High street Pringle, Helen, 9 High street MILLWRIGHTS. Stalker and Boyd, 32 South street — see advertisement {ate, Stewart, & Co., 9 Victoria st. irow, Magnus, 24 Mill street PAWNBROKERS.

MUSICIANS. Hamilton, James, 12 St. John's pi. Murphy, James, 34 Mill street (See Teachers.) Sorley, Margaret, 181 South street 2 —

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PHYSICIANS. PRINTERS (letterpress).

{See Medical Practitioners.) ('S'ee also Engravers, S^c.)

PLANEMAKERS. Bayne, J. & W., 46 St. John street Malloch, David, Kirkside see ad- Be\{oTdi,Wi\\isLva.{Advertiser Office), vertisement 80 High street (Courier M'Vicar & Co., A., 13 King street Dewar, James Office), 14 .—see advertisement High street Lyall, Jas. Watson {Journal Office), PLASTERERS. Kirkside Annan, James, 68 Canal street Morison, James, 22 High street M'Kay, John, 7 Kinnoull street Sidey, C. G., 33 Skinnergate Whittet, Robert, 25 High street- PLUMBERS AND GASFITTERS. see advertisement. Addis & Frew, 8 Mill street REEDMAKER. Donaldson, D., 54 and 56 High st. Gray, John M'Euen, 7 George st. Speed, George, 219 High street Lindsay & Co., John, Kirkside ROPE AND TWINE MAKERS. Mackie & Co., D., 14 Princes st. —see advertisement Bulk & Son, Andrew, 30 Princes st Mitchell, John, 62 High street- Gillespie, Erskine, 61 High stree'

see advertisement and Athole street i Ramsay, Alex, 145 High street Halley, Margaret, 180 High street RoUo, John, 67 George street Mitchell,„Hector, 202 High street POTATOE MERCHANTS AND SADDLERS & HARNESS MAKERS DEALERS. Knox, Robert H., 50 George stree Christie, Peter, 24 Melville street Menzies, John, 35 S. Methven st. Orerar, Andrew, 28 N. Methven st. Pirrie & Anderson, Princes street Elder, David, 56 South street Thomson, William, 36 St. John st Lynch, Matthew, Meal vennel Todd, William, 1 Barrack street M'Donald, Alexander, Kirkside TuUoch, William, Princes street M'Glashan, John> 14 Kirkside SAILMAKERS. Spence, Andrew, 21 Kirkgate Sutherland, George, Craigie Bulk & Son, Andrew, 30 Princes stj Stewart, John, James street Kinnear, Peter, Shore POULTERERS & GAME DEALERS. SALT-MERCHANTS. Burnett, James, 31 Mill street Leven Salt Store, 210 High street Crawford, Jane, 10 North port Miller, David, 263 High street Grego, Nevo, Kirkgate Mailler, Catherine, 9 Kirkgate SAWMILLERS. M'Laren, Wm., 14 N. Methven st. {See Wood-merchants.) Pitcaithly, Alexander, 14 Mill st. Roy, James, 9 Bridge lane SEED-MERCHANTS. Speedie, Alexander, 17 St. John st. Brown & Logic, 117 High street Stewart, Robert, 32 S. Methven st. Buchan & Low, 107 High street — PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 219

Chalmers, James, 12 St. John st. Peacock & Son, William, 189 South see advertisement street Dick, John, 22 South Methven st. SILVERSMITHS. Dickson & Turnbull, 26 George st. Greig, R. & J., 89 High street {See Jewellers, S^c.) Kettles, A. & J., Bridgend M'Donald, Archibald, 131 Highst. SLATERS & SLATE-MERCHANTS. Mitchell, James, 36 High street 31 King street Richardson, Wm., 43 High street Bell, Alexander, Bell, Joseph, 25 North Methven st. jWhittet, James, .57 High street advertisement jWhittet, Thomas, 16 Bridge lane —see Hay, Alexander, 276 High street servants' register offices. see advertisement Law & Son, Charles, Princes street M'Intosh, 20 Canal street Mrs, M'Lauchlan, John, 47 Mill street M'Leish, Isabella, 61 S. Methven st. Ramsay, W. G., 117 South street Preston, James, 50 High street Reid, D. & P., Pomarium Watergate Stuart, Elizabeth, 10 Thomson, James, Kinnoull street SHAREBROKERS. SMITHS.

Duncan, Peter, 60 High street {See Blacksmiths.) Morison, Robert, Blackfriars st. SHERIFF-OFFICERS. SOLICITORS AND WRITERS.

{Seep. 9.) {See p. 11.).

SHIP AND BOAT BUILDERS. SPIRIT-DEALERS AND TAVERN C alder & Son, Charles, Shore KEEPEES. Perth New Shipbuilding Co., Shore Pitblado, David, Shore Beatson, John, 41 Castlegable Fenton, James, Shore Brown, Mrs William (Auchter- gaven), 26 South Methven street SHIP AND INSURANCE BROKERS. Brown, William, 105 High street Easson, James, St John street Butter, Mrs Duncan, 225 South st. Sidey, C. G., 2 High street Campbell, John, 10 Castlegable Campbell, John, 41 North Meth- SHIPOWNERS. ven street {See pp. 13, 14.) Chalmers, John, 1 York place Christie, Mrs John (Cross Keys), SHOEMAKERS. Kirkside {See Boot and Shoe Makers). Clezy, Agnes (Parliament), 71 High street SICK-NURSES. Congreve, John (Waverly), 41 {See Midwives.) Watergate Coutts, Mrs William (Glencoe),243 SILK PRINTERS. High street Peacock & Imrie, South Mthven Crockart, William (County), 1 street South street ,

220 PBOFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Dick, John (County), 22 South M'Glashan, Catherine, 51 High st. Methven street M'Gregor, Janet, 2 North Methven Duff, Walter, 99 South street street Easson, Thomas, New Shore M'Intosh, Hugh, 17 Hospital street Farquharson, David (PerthArms), M'Lellan, J. (Red Lion), 123 High I 112 High street street

Finlay, Mary (Ewe & Lamb), 7 M'Lellan, Mrs John, 2 Paul street t South street M 'Leod, Peter, 5 Lowe street Forbes, Mrs Peter, 155 High street M*Tavish,Mrs John (Horse Head), Gilmour, Thomas (Masonic Arms), 126 High street 52 South street M'Quarrie, Mrs Alexander, 206 Greenhill, Peter(Burns),13 Water- High street gate Nicholson, George, 171 High street Greive, John, 66 South street Paterson, Alexander, 242 South Guthrie, Mrs John (Fox & Crow), street, and Canteen, Barracks 25 Kirkgate Paterson, David, 49 South street Henderson, Thomas, 244 High st. Patten, Janet, Bridgend Hogg, Agnes (New), Bridgend Peebles, Archd. (Logiealmond), 6 Hood, John, 13 Pomarium South Methven street Hewat, Andrew, 8 Watergate PuUar, James, 257 High street Hewat, James, 30 South Methven Reid, Thomas (Alma), 236 South street street Leitham, William (Fifeshire), 51 Robertson, Christina (Britannia) South street 14 Mill steeet Lennox, Catherine, 50 Princes st. Robertson, Mrs John (Fleshers), 96

Love, James (North Inch) , 1 North High street port Robertson, John, 134 High street Luke, Mrs James, 200 South street Robertson, Margaret (Fox), 11 Malloch, Mrs Robert, 23 Castle- Carpenter street gable Rutherford, Elizabeth, 36 Princes Mason, William, 24 Princes street street Matthew, William (Turf), 3 High Scott, George, 3 St. John's place street Scott, James, 11 Mill street Mawer, William, 47 South street Simpson, Charles (City Hall),Kirk- Menzies, Adam, 3 Curfew row side Menzies, Donald, 9 Kirkside Slater, Mary, 1 Newrow Menzies, James (Old Ship), 25 Smith, Andrew, 29 Cross street High street Smith, Robert (Red Lion), 30 High Menzies, Margaret (Caledonian), street 23 Canal street Stewart, James (Stewart Arms), 14 Millar, James, 34 South Methven Foundry lane street Stewart, Mrs Duncan (Albion), 60 Moncrieff, Matthew, 121 South st, High street Milne, William (Hammerman's), Strachan, James, 156 High street 28 Mill street Stratton, John, Shore M'Arthur, Peter, 20 Bridge lane Wells, James, 2 North port M'Donald, Robert (Edinburgh), 81 Young, Mrs Thomas, 106 South st. South street Young, Wm. (Gowrie), Watergate —— PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. ^21

TAILORS, AND TAILORS AND M'Donald, C. & J., 74 George street CLOTHIERS. Morton, James, 43 George street Peat, Robert, 24 High street Those marJced * are Tailors only. Sidey, C. G., 2 High street Bailey, Thomas, 70 George street Whittet, James, 67 High street Bruce, John, 58 St. John street TEACHERS. Cairncross, James, 28 High st. Duff, Robert, 43 So. Methven st. {See also p. 21.) Fleming, Alex., 34 St. John st. Baker, (music), Forsyth, J. & T., 4 St. John's place Mary Kinnoull st. Baxter, Frazer, John, 49 High street James, Craigie Cottage Boos, Galletly, James, 4 George street Frederick (music & languages), 9 Barossa * Gentry, Timothy, 7 South street place Greig, Thos., 24 and 26 Watergate Bryson, William (dancing and * Heron & Son, Joseph, Bridgend music), Barossa street Buchanan, Miss (music), 8 Mill st. Hunt, Colin A., 38 George street * Imrie, John, County place Cardy, Edward (music), 8 Kinnoull street Jamieson, John, 64 George st. Chaplin, Misses, 16 Kay, James, 21 Athole street North William street *Lamont, William, 38 High st. Dewar, William, 5 East Bridge st., * Mason, James, 25 High street Bridgend Meldrum, John, l79 High st see advertisement Duff, Duncan, Hospital Duncan, J. J. (music), Kinnoull Moyes, Andrew, 85 High street & see advertisement street Ferguson, Peter (Boys School of M'Intosh, William, 7 St. John st. Industry), Hospital Nicol & M'Laren, 31 South st. Ferguson, William, 27 Canal street Pairnie, John, 19 High street see advertisement Garie, Miss (boarding academy), 22 Kinnoull street * Peddie, Thomas, Union street Hempel, Carl F. (music), 4 Rose Shepherd, David, 25 High street terrace Shepherd, Thomas, 41 Leonard st. Hepburn, Misses (boarding acad- * Thomson, C. S., 25 High street emy), Athole street Watson, James, 13 St. John street Logan, Alexander (languages), 7 Young, William, 76 St. John st. Barossa place TANNERS. Lowe,Miss(Girls' House ofRefuge), Craigie {See Leather Merchants^ &c.) Lowe, Robert (dancing), Kinnoull TEA AND COFFEE DEALERS AND street Milne, Mrs, King street AGENTS. Moncur, Mrs David, 37 Canal st. litken, Thomas, 8 Kinnoull street M'Intosh, Helen, 9 Union street ?arquharson & Hood, 15 High st. M'Naughton, Misses (boarding aca- ?yfe, Joseph, 27 Kirkgate demy), 3 Barossa place xorrie, Ann, 5 Athole street M'Pherson, Miss (Lifant School), irons, D. & J,, 29 St John street- 6 King street see advertisement M'Rae, Patrick, 55 High street —

222 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Scott, Misses (boarding academy), Whytock, John, 238 High street 13 Rose terrace UMBRELLA MAKERS. Scott, Misses (boarding academy), Black, John, 165 High street Craigie Cameron, William, Bridgend Scott, Eliza (music), Albert place Fenwick, James, 60 George street Soutar, David (Knox's Free Church. Robb, David, So. Methven street School), 127 South street Watson, John, 67 High street TEMPERANCE HOTELS. UPHOLSTERERS. {See Inns, ^c.) Bell, James, 22 Charlotte street TOBACCONISTS. Carson, John, Meal vennel Balmain, James, 37 High street Cameron, Jas.,Gowrie st., Bridgend Beattie, John (and manufacturer), Davidson, P. (working), 32 Water- 158 High street gate Campbell, Peter, 65 High street Gorrie, Robert, 248 High street Carron, Mrs. John, 84 High street Gorrie, J. (working), 238 High st. Craig, D., Princes street Hay, James, 17 County place Dawson, John, 235 High street Imrie, Peter, 76 George street and Duff, William, 62 So. Methven st. 20 Princes street Halley, David, Leonard street Mitchell, C. (working), 106 Water- Logan, Chas., 41 S. Methven street gate Menzies, Stewart (and wholesale), Morrison, Alexander, (working), 23 136 High street see advertisement Cow vennel Miller, J. S., 23 South street M'Conochie & Son, J., Princes st. Miller, William, 55 George street M'Conochie, Lauchlan, 33 Mill st. Monro, Donald, 14 George street M'Gregor, D. (working), 3 Mill st Oliphant, James, 98 South street Ower, James, 59 S. Methven st. Robertson, Miss, Princes street Robertson & Son, A., 19 George st, Veitch, William, 143 Canal street and 50 South street Young, Miss, 221 High street Robertson, David, Union street Scott, Charles, 22 South street TOY MERCHANTS. Scott, W. D., 18 and 20 Mill street Lees & Son, John, 6 George street —see advertisement and 64 High street Squire, F. (working), 71 High st Lees, William, 21 St. John street Squire, J. (working, 163 South st Robertson, Mrs J., 10 Princes st. Veitch, G. (working),101 Canal st TURNERS. Veitch, W. (working), 143 Canal st. Wyllie, Alexander, 1 92 High st. Baxter, James, 151 High street Young, Alexander, 27 South st. Collison, James, 129 High street Young, John (working), 4 South st, Graham, Peter, Princes st.& Shore MAKERS. Miller, James, 13 Speygate WATCH AND CLOCK M*Arthur, J. (and bobbin maker), Christie, James, 82 High street 120 High street Drummond, Alex., 3i High street Pearson, William, 211 High st, —see advertisement Powrie, William, St. John's place Greig, David, 30 St. John st. and Robertson, Donaldson, & Co., 99 High street Princes street Miller, Robert, 44 Newrow — PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 223

M'Cash, John, 193 High street WOOD MERCHANTS AND Robertson, Daniel, 33 -George st. SAWMILLERS. ' ' '^ —see advertisement *: Robertson, William., 128 Higli st. Brews-tcr & PatuUo, 61 Victoria st. Shedden, Charles, 32 High street Q9,lder & Son, Charles, Shore

Stratz & Fehrenbach, 42 Mill st. . Garaham:,, Peter, Princes street and

" Young, Thomas, 234 High street . Shore ' Oswald, Andrew, 1 South street WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. I Robertson, Donaldson, & Co., Vic- toria street (^See also Sjnrit-dealers, &c.)

Bald, Alexander, 60 Canal street WOOL MERCHANTS. Bell, Rannie, & Co., 35 St. John st. Murdoch & Sons, John, Mill street Hon. John Rollo. agent. — Scott, James, Mill street Currie, J. T., 167 High street & Taylor, Thomas, Murray street Dewar, John, 111 High street Wright & Sons, Thomas, Bridgend M'Donald, C. & J., 74 George st. M'Gregor, Robert, 21 Bridge lane WRIGHTS AND JOINERS. Perthshire Wine & Spirit Co., 6 (See Cabinetmakers.) Watergate—J. Cowans, manager Bell & Sandeman, 34 Kirk side WRIGHTS' TOOL-MAKERS. WIREWORKERS. Johnstone, Alex, (saw), Princes st. Gorrie, Thomas, 58 Watergate Malloch, David (plane), 1 Kirkside Wight, Thomas, 44 South Methven Messer, Jas. (saw), 46 Meal vennel street see advertisement —see advertisement Young & Co., C. D., St Leonard's M 'Vicar & Co. A. (plane), King st. Works —see advertisement

ADVERTISEMENTS.

^ttsursttiff i»tt»)ja«i«s. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, 50 Regent Street & 2 Eoyal Exchange Buildings. ESTABLISHED 1806.

dtxn^Uz^, The Et. Hon. Lord Northwick. Major-Gen. Chas. Richard Fox. Sir Kd. Duckworth King, Bart Frederick Squire, Esq. John Augustus Beaumont, Esq

Sir Rd. Duckworth King, Bart. Thomas Barnard, Esq. Sir George R. Osb(^n, Bart. Henry B. Churchill, Esq. Major-Gen. Chas. Richard Fox. Abraham B. Herbert, Esq. The Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, M.P. The Rev. Isaac Spencer. Frederick Squire, Esq William Henry Stone, Esq. &c. &c. &c Managing Director, ^-,John A. Beaumont, Esq.

Secretary, . Charles Stevens, Esq.

TT is now Fifty-seven Years since the COUNTY FIRE OFFICE X was instituted, and it has been eminently successful. In addition to the payment of all claims which have arisen, the Directors have been farther enabled to return to the parties insured Bonuses to the amount of upwards of £200,000. The Office continues to be conducted upon the same liberal principles which have hitherto characterised it, and which have secured to it from its first establishment so large a share of public support.

Agents—Robert Gow, jun., 71 Queen Street, Glasgow; Web- ster & Renny, W.S., Queen Street, and A. Grant, 22 London

Street, Edinburgh ; Walter Simpson, Shore, Leith ; John Whar- ton, Greenock; John M'Murtrie, Ayr; George Boyd, Dundee; John Shearer, Stirling. Agent for Perth. DAVID KEAY, Solicitor, 37 George Street. —

226 ADVERTISEMENTS. SCOTTISH EQUITABLE

INSTITUTED 1831. Incorporated by Royal Charter and Special Act of Parliament.

ITead Office— 26 St. ANDREW'S SQUARE, EDINBURGH.

His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry, K.G.

The Right Hooourable Lord Gray. Sir Graham Graham Montgomery, of Stanhope, Bart., M.P.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. THE THIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING was held in the Waterloo Rooms, Edinburgh, on Tuesday, the 6th day of May, 1862. John Hall Maxwell, Esq. of Dar- gavel, C.B., the senior Director, having taken the Chair, the Secretary read the following REPORT BY THE DIRECTORS.

The Directors have much satisfaction in reporting that an increased amount of Assurances has been effected during the year ended on 1st March last, and that the Society continues to main- tain its high position as a Life Assurance Institution. Reference is made to the Balance Sheet and relative States (now submitted as usual) for information as to the Society's business generally ; and the following is an abstract of the new Assurance transactions of the year :

Gross Amount proposed for Assurance (contained in 636 Pro- posals), £322,535

Amount of Sums Assured in 554 Policies issued and taken up, £289,545

Annual Premiums on new Assurances (besides £1194, Is. 8d. of Single Payments), £9,264 7 8 — — ;

ADVERTISEMENTS. 227

The claims, by the death of 125 Members, are as follows : Original Sums assured in 145 Policies, £95,650 Bonus Additions, 24,615 4

Total amount payable to the representatives of deceased Members £120,265 4

The business of the Society, as the Members are aware, has always been limited to first-class risks, and the Directors have continued to exercise due caution in the selection of lives. The Assurances effected during the year are greater, both in the number of Policies issued and in the aggregate amount assured, than the average of the last ten years, and exceed the business transacted in the year ended on 1st March, 1861, by £87,770 of sums assured, and £3004, 5s. lid. of premiums—a result which the Directors cannot but regard as highly satisfactory, considering tho depressed state of trade throughout the country occasioned by the war in America. The claims under Policies which have emerged by death during the year, exceed those of the preceding year by 16 in number and £15,996 in amount. An increase of the claims, however, was to be anticipated from the greater number and age of the Assured and the mortality is within the expectation according to the tables on which the Society's business is based. The position of the Society at the close of the financial year on 1st March, 1862, was as follows: Existing Assurances, including Bonus Additions, £5,718,006 Accumulated Fund 1,394,949 Annual Revenue:— From Premiums, £147,649 From Interest, 56,149 203,798 DIVISION OF PROFITS. A minute Investigation into the Affairs of the Society is made every Three Years, and, of the Profits then ascertained, a sum not exceeding two-thirds is divided among all Policies of five years* complete endurance, at least one-third being reserved till the succeeding Division for Contingent Prospective Additions, and for the general purposes of the Society. Permission is now granted to the Assured to reside, without payment of Extra Premium, in Canada, the Northern States of North America, Australia, New Zealand, and the Cape Colony. GEORGE TODD, Manager, WILLIAM FINLAY, Secretary.

Agents at Perth—CONNING & HUNTER, Solicitors. —

228 ADVEBTISEMENT6. UNITED KINGDOM LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, WATERLOO PLACE, PALL MALL, LONDON.

Eakl of Courtown. Lord Viscount Falkland. Earl Leven & Melville, Lord Elphinstone. Earl of Norbury. Lord Belhaven & Stenton. Earl of Stair. Wm. Campbell, Esq. of JjArl Somers. TuUiecbewan. LONDON BOARD Charles Graham, Esq. F.S.A., William Fairlie, Esq. Chairman. D. Q. Henriques, Esq. Charles Dowues, Esq., Deputy J. G. Henriques, Esq. Chairman. F. Charles Maitland, Esq. H. Blair Avarne, Esq. William Railton, Esq. E. L. Boyd, Esq. F.S.A., F. H. Thomson, Esq. President. Thomas Thorby, Esq. Charles Berwick Curtis, Esq. PERTH BOARD. The Rev. John Anderson, of Kinnoull. Medical OflScer—Francis I. White, Esq., M.D. Agent Horace Skeete, Esq., Sohcitor, 68 St John street. GLASGOW BOARD. John, Bain, Esq. of Morriston. W. Stirling, jun., Esq. Kenmure W. Conal, jun., Esq., merchant, Medical Officer—Joseph Bell, Glasgow. Esq., surgeon. James Robertson, Esq., banker. Agent—A. B. Seton, Esq., 12 Robert Salmond, Esq., banker. St Vincent Place. ABERDEEN BOARD. James Edmund, Esq., advocate. Medical Officer— F. Ogston, W, Ligertwood, Esq. of Logie- Esq., M.D. rieve. Agent—W. Reid, Esq., insur- Alexander Low, Esq., merchant. ance broker. INVERNESS BOARD. William Simpson, Esq., Provost. Medical Officer—Duncan Mac- Duncan Forbes, Esq. of Leanach, kay, Esq., M.D. Culloden House. Agent—George G.M 'Kay, Esq., Andrew Smith, Esq., merchant. land-surveyor. —

ADVERTISEMENTS. 229

FOKRES BOARD. John Kynoch, Esq., merchant. Medical Officer—James Brands Peter Riach, Esq., merchant. Allan, Esq., M.D. Robert M'Kessack, Esq., farmer, Agent—Thomas Davidson,Esq., Grange Green. British Linen Go's. Agent.

ANNUAL INCOME UPWARDS OF £100,000. ARISING FROM THE ISSUE OF UPWARDS OF 7000 POLICIES.

THIS COMPANY, established by Act of Parliament in 1834, affords the most perfect security in a large paid-up Capital, and in the great success which has attended it since its commencement.

Second Septennial Division of Profits among the Assured. The Bonus added to Policies from March, 1834, to the 31st

December, 1847, is as follows :

Sum added Sum added Sum Time Sum Payable to Policy to Policy Assured. Assm-ed. at Death. in 1841. in 1848.

£ 8. D. £ s. D. £ S. D. £5000 ISyrs.lOmo, 638 6 8 787 10 6470 16 8 1000 12 „ 100 157 10 1257 10 *1000 7 „ 157 10 1157 10 500 12 „ 50 "o 75 15 628 15 500 1 11 5 511 5

* Example.—At the commencement of the year 1841, a person aged 30 took out a Policy for £1000, the Annual Payment for which is £24, Is. 8d. ; in 1847 he had paid in Premiums £186, lis. 8d. ; but the Profits being 2| per cent, per annum on the sum insured (which is £22, 10s. per annum for each £1000), he had £157, 10s. added to the Policy—almost as much as the Premiums paid. The Premiums, nevertheless, are on the most moderate scale, and only one-half need he paidfor First Five Years, when the Insurances are for life. Parties desirous to participate in the next Division of Profits should make immediate application to the Resident Director at the Office, 8 Waterloo Place, London ; to any of the Company's

Agents in nearly all important towns ; or to HORACE SKEETE, Solicitor, 68 St John Street, Agent for Perth, 230 ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTABLISHED 1710.

LON DON.

Insurances on almost every description of Property, IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, EFFECTED ON THE MOST MODERATE TERMS.

RENT may be INSITBED by SPECIAL AGREEMENT.

CLAIMS PAID WITH PROMPTITUDE AND LIBERALITY.

THE Policies of this Office exteud to cover losses by Fire from Lightning and by Explosion of Gas. The Assured are not subject to any calls to make good Losses, and are free from all risk of Partnership. FOREIGN INSURANCES EFFECTED. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON POLICIES EFFECTED FOR MORE YEARS THAN ONE.

SUN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. POLICIES effected with this Society now participate in four-

fifths, or 80 per cent., of the net Profits of the Society, according to the conditions contained in the Society's Prospectus.

The Premiums required by this Society for insuring Young

Lives are lower than those of many other Old Established Offices, and as low as those of most Offices. Tables of these Rates, with the conditions of Assurance, may be obtained from any of the Agents of the Sun Fire Office. Policy.

Stamps paid by the Office.

Agents for Perth. MACKENZIE & DICKSON, Solicitors. ADVERTISEMENTS. 231

t ^0pl Ijttstttatia Campng.

CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS STERLINQ.

Mead Offices— EOYAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL, AND 29 LOMBARD STREET, LONDON. Edinburgh, — 13 Geoege Street. Glasgow,^—Commercial Bank Buildings, Gordon Street.

LIFE DEPARTMENT. Special advantages granted by the Eoyal Insurance Company.

Stamps not Charged. Medical Referees paid.

Profits.—Large proportion returned. Expenses chiefly borne by Fire Branch, in order to increase the Bonus to be returned.

Forfeiture of Policy cannot take place from unintentional mis- statement.

Large Life Bonus declared 1860,—Two per cent, per annum on sum assured—equal on the average to 80 percent, of Premiums paid at ages from 20 to 40.

Profits divided every Five Years to Policies then in existence two entire years.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Moderate Premiums. Prompt and liberal settlement of Losses-

Security for both branches for Two Millions Sterling, and large Reserve Fund.

The Fire Premiums for 1858 was £196,148.

(W. MAURY, Solicitor. Agents at Perth, jjQgj^ GRAHAME, Accountant, 232 ADVERTISEMENTS.

UNITED ^y% KINGDOM

PROVIDENT INSTITUTION FOE THE Assurance of Lives throughout Scotland, England, and Ireland.

ESTABLISHED IN 1840. INCORPOEATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.

OFFICES. 23 St Andrew's Square, Edinburgh. 129 St Vincent Street, G-LAsaow. Annual Income upwards of £135,000. WHOLE PROFITS DIVISIBLE AMONG THE ASSURED.

DIRECTORS. Robert K. Greville, LL.D., Chairman. Andrew Buchanan, M.D,, Professor of the Institute of Medicine in the University of Glasgow, William Miller, Esq. William M'Crie, Esq. Robert Schaw, Esq., Director of the National Bank of Scotland. Edward Woodford, LL.D., H. M. Inspector of Schools for Scotland. Rev. J. A. Wyllie, D.D., LL.D. William Young, M.D. ( The National Bank of Scotland. Bankers, -< The British Linen Company.

(_ Messrs Barclay, Bevan, & Co., London. Consulting Actuaryf....VQiQx Hardy, Esq., F.R.S. Secretary, ,... Henry Harrison.

AT the last division of Profits, the Reversionary Bonus in Depart- ment I. ranged, according to the age of the Assured, from 35 to 86 per cent, on the amount of Premiums paid, showing an ADVERTISEMENTS. 233

average of above 60 per cent. The gross surplus Dividend amounted to £100,000. Since its commencement it has issued upwards of 30,000 Policies. All Descriptions op Life Assurance Business Transacted.

The Temperance and Public Sections are kept in separate classes, and will each receive their own Profits. Prospectuses, also copies of the Twenty-First Annual Keport, and every information, may be had at the Chief Offices, or of the numerous Agencies throughout the Kingdom.

Agent for Perth.—JAMES MOETON, 43 George Street. Medical Referee.—JamesP. Bramwell, M.D., 8 Barossa Place.

LIFE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION.

ESTABLISHED 1839.

C-A.i^iT.A.L 03:^^:B lyciXiXiion^r.

NINE-TENTHS of the Profits Divided among the Assured EVERY Five Years, Policies effected during 1 862 will RANK for Four Years' Bonus in the Division at Christmas 1865. Annuities, on Single or Joint Lives, are granted on favourable terms ; and Loans on approved Securities.

OFFICES—

120, PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH. William Smith, Manager.

105, ST VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW. James Wilson, Secretary.

Agent at Perth. JAMES W. LYALL, "Journal" Office. P 2 —

234 ADVERTISEMENTS.

NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY.

ESTABLISHED 1809. Incorporated by Eoyal Charter and Special Acts op Parliament.

Head Office — 64 PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH.

CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS STERLING. ACCUMULATED AND INVESTED FUNDS, £1,374,000.

His Grace the Duke of Eoxburghe, K.T.

The Most Noble the Marquis of Abercorn, K.G., and the Right Honourable the Earl of Stair.

Fi-ederick Pitman, Esq , W.S. J. F. W. Drummond, Esq., merchant. John Brown Innes, Esq., W.S. James Campbell Tait, Esq., W.S. Henry D. Fergusson, Esq., W.S. G. Auldjo Jamieson, Esq., C.A. John Maitland, Esq., Accountant- Vice-Admiral Henry Dundas. General to the Court of Session. Laurence Davidson, Esq., W.S. R. B. Maconochie, Esq., W.S. David Baird Wauchope, Esq., mei*- Sir James Gardiner Baird, Bart. chant, Leith. General Manager, Secretary, David Smith. John Ogilvie. Actuary, Medical Officer, David Chisholm. J. G. M. Burt, M.D. Inspector of Agents, Alfred Good. LIFE DEPARTMENT. Progress of Business. THE following Statement exhibits the improvement efifected in this Branch during the last few years : No. of Policies Issued. Sums. Premiums. 1858 455 £377,425 £12,565 18 8 1859 605 449,913 14,070 1 6 1860 741 475,649 14,071 17 7 1861 785 527,626 16,553 2 9 ADVERTISEMENTS. 235

Thus in four years the number of Policies issued was 2586, assuring the large sum of £1,830,613.

Eates of Premium. The Eates of Premium are moderate, and so regulated as to admit the assured to a participation in the Profits or not as may be desired. Division of Profits.

The Profits are allocated upon a system which secures to the assured all the advantages of an Annual Division, and a larger proportion of the Surplus Fund than is allowed by most other oflSces. The Bonus may be added to the Policy, applied to reduce the Premiums, or surrendered for a Cash Payment or a Policy free of Premium. Conditions of Policies.

The restrictions which some years ago were imposed upon Life Policies have now in great measure been removed, and extended facilities are given to the assured with respect to Foreign Travel and Residence, Indisputability, &c.

Lapsed Policies

May be revived at any period within six months from the expiry of the twenty-one days of grace, on payment of the Premium, with Interest, without any medical examination or certificate.

Surrender of Policies.

Policies may be surrendered to the Company for a Cash Pay- ment, or a Policy for an equivalent sum free of Premium.

FIEE DEPARTMENT. The Company Insures against Fire every description of Pro- perty at the lowest rates of Premium corresponding to the risk.

Farming Stock is Insured without the Average Clause, and loss and damage by Lightning allowed.

The Company holds itself responsible for damage done by explosions of Gas.

Agents at Perth.

D. L. JOLLY AND JAS. EOBERTSON, National Bank. J AS, SPOTTISWOODE, Solicitor. 236 ADVERTISEMENTS. THE ST.A.D^X)J^I?/D

ESTABLISHED 1825. CONSTITUTED BY SPECIAL ACTS OF PARLIAMENT.

Edinhurgh {Head Office)... 3 George Stkeet. London, 82 King William Street, City. Dublin, 66 Upper Sackville Street.

Glasgow, - 35 St Vincent Place.

His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry.

The Right Hon. the Earl of Elgin and Kincardine.

EDINBUIiaH-3 GEORGE STREET.

James Veitch, Esq. of Eliock. George Ross, Esq., advocate. W. S. Walker, Esq. of Bowland. George Patton, Esq., advocate. John Lindsay, Esq. of Woodend, Charles Pearson, Esq., C.A. Perth. James Hay, Esq., merchant, John Dundas, Esq., C.S. Leith. Andrew Wood, Esq., M.D. George Moir, Esq., advocate. Alex. J. Russell, Esq., C.S. H. Maxwell Inglis, Esq., P.C.S. William MoncreifF, Esq., C.A, Anthony Trail, Esq., W.S.

LONDON-82 KIKG ^WILLIAM STREET. (!ll)a;uman of He ^oarb. The Right Hon. Lord Elcho, M.P.

©rliittarg pmrtoris. Thomas H. Brooking, Esq., 14 Lieut.-Col. Jas. D. G. Tulloch. New Broad Street. Alex. Gillespie, Esq., 3 Billiter John G. Frith, Esq., Austin Court. Friars. Lestock Robert Reid, Esq., 122 Charles Hemery, Esq., 28 Westbourne Terrace. Threadneedle Street. Jn. Scott, Esq., 4 Hyde Park st. ;

ADVERTISEMENTS. 237

THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY was established in 1825, and the Acts of Parliament 2 & 3 Gul. IV. cap. 81, and 8 & 9 Vict. cap. 75, also 22 & 23 Vict. cap. 27, have been granted for the purpose of its constitution, and for the regulation of its affairs.

Progress of the Company's Business.

The business of the Company has increased steadily year by year, until it has attained its present large amount; and the Standard has transacted a jarger amount of Business during the last fifteen years than any other office.

From 1846 to 1851 the amount of Assurances effected was £2,245,461 13 From 1851 to 1856 the amount of Assurances effected was 2,541,840 5 1 From 1856 to 1861 the amount of Assurances effected was 2,802,958 14 5

Total in fifteen years, £7,590,260 12 6

It is a first-class home business—the Assurances being almost entirely, as stated in the Proposals for Assurance, effected in connection with Family Provisions and Marriage Settlements.

The Revenue of the Company was in 1846 £120,815 19 5

1851 £180,203 5 8

„ 1856 £254,484 10 8

1861 £314,497 11 1

Investment of Funds.

The Funds of the Company, which amount to nearly Two Mil-

lions Sterling, are invested in Government Securities ; in Loans

on the security of Land, by bond or mortgage ; in Landed Property

in advances to the Company's Policy-holders ; and in other ways affording undoubted security.

Tlie Profits of tlie Company

Have been divided on six occasions—in 1835, 1840, 1845, 1850 1855, 1860—when large additions were made to Policies,under the peculiar mode of division adopted by the Company, which is essen- tially Tontine, affording very important advantages to Assurers. 238 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Examples of Bonus Additions.

Sums in Policies Sums in Bonus Additions Date of Policy. with Policies. to 1860. Bonus Additions.

L. s. D. L. s. D. L. S. D. Nov 15, 1830, 1000 1115 2115 1835, 1000 700 1790 1840, 1000 515 1515 1845, 1000 302 10 1302 10 1850, 1000 152 10 1152 10 1855, 1000 57 1057

The Policies of tlie Standard Life Assiirance Company are more Valuable than ordinary Policies,

Inasmuch as they are free from extra Premiums in the case of foreign residence, when the Directors are satisfied there is no in- tention or prospect on the part of the Assured to reside abroad. They are also free from other restrictive clauses. These are great benefits. Take, as an example, a liferenter who assures his life. In ordinary Policies he is limited to residence in Europe, and his Policy is subject to forfeiture on various grounds. A Standard Free Policy, once obtained, contains but one condition—payment of the Premium, and for that, too, increased facilities are given ; while at the end of five years the Assurance Deed becomes, as regards any question, a simple promise to pay on proof of death. If the Policy is to be made the basis of a marriage-contract, or to be a security in any way, the advantage of a Free Assurance is and in the present day, every Policy, it may be said, undeniable ; becomes in the course of its existence, in some way or other, the groundwork of a responsible transaction.

Further particulars may be obtained by addressing the Secre- tary in Edinburgh, in London, or in Dubhn, or by application to any of the Agents in Scotland, England, or Ireland.

By order of the Directors, WILL. THOS THOMSON, Manager. THOMAS EOBERTSON, \ Joint A. WOOD STEWART, f Secretaries.

Agent for Perth. GEORGE GRAY, Esq., Solicitor. ADVERTISEMENTS. 239

^\U '^^$0mtim fit ^ii0t\mt FOUMDED 1838.

Sir Akchd. Hope, of Craighall and Pinkie, Bart,, Chairman.

During- Last Year, the Tiventy-Thirdoi the Association, Pro- posals for New Assurances were received to the amount of ~ 1712, for £735,347 The Transactions being 1307, „ £562,636 During the last Five Years they were ~ 5915, „ £2,787,802 The Gross Annual Income is upwards of £193,000

Being one of the most extensive Life Offices, the Association possesses an element of safety and permanence not contained in smaller Institutions; and the Policy-holders do not incur the risJcs of Partnership. Assurers in this Office have the choice of two separate Schemes. Original Scheme (A.) —Those who desire to avail themselves of Life Assurance at the smallest outlay, consistent with security, are invited to examine into this Scheme, and its results to the Policy-holders. The Policies are also unusually free from restrictions.

New Scheme (B.)-— Under this Scheme the Policies are in effect Non-forfeitable and Unquestionable. There is no liability to forfeiture or to extra charges, and no restriction as to residence or occupation. Farther, the Policy-holder is not left in uncer- tainty as to the sum he will receive back if he should give up

his Policy ; but this is fixed at first, being an unusually large proportion of his payments. There are also other unusual pri- vileges. Persons proceeding to unhealthy climates are, however, not eligible for admission to this Scheme. The simplicity and MATERIAL IMPBOVEMENTS em- braced in the Schemes of the Association obviate the objections to the more ordinary forms of Life Policies, whether as regards the

expense or liability to forfeiture ; and the Policies present unusual adequacy for every purpose to which Life Assurance can be applied.

[Prospectuses, containingfull explanatioiis, will he forwarded to any part of the Country). JOHN FEASER, Manager. Edinburgh, 82 Princes Street.

Agents in Perth. Mr A. BUENS MACDONALD, 6 Cpiarlotte Street. Mr JOHN MACLEISH, Accountant, 18 High Street. 240 ADVERTISEMENTS.

FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE CORAPANY.

ESTABLISHED 1836. Empowered by Special Acts of Parliament.

LIABILITY OF PROPRIETOES UNLIMITED.

Invested Funds, ~ ^^ £1,311,905

Annual Income upwards of.^ . 550,000

Liverpool, 1 DALE STREET. London, 20 POULTRY. Manchester, 21 KING STREET. Glasgow, 128 INGRAM STREET.

Sheffield, 17 HAYMARKET.

With well organized Branclies in all the great centres of commerce.

PROGRESS OF THE COMPANY'S BUSINESS. SEVEN years' comparison. PREMIUM. DUTY. TOTAL. Fire Revenue for Year 1861, £360,131 £65,977 £426,108 Do. do., 1854, 146,097 19,554 165,641

Increase of Fire Revenue ) nniA^r,. oAr^ A^n nn^n A^r, ^214,034 £46,423 £260,467 in Seven Tears, /

Being at the rate of above £37,000 per annum. During the same period the Invested Funds have increased from £652,361 to £1,311,905, and the Life Premiums in the year from £57,113 to £135,974. These figures exhibit an advance which is believed to be entirely without parallel in the history of Insurance Companies. Claims in the aggregate amounting to £2,500,000 have been promptly and liberally satisfied, and the Company's system of business will be found to be simple, free from needless technicalities, and gradually fitted, by the experience of a quarter of a century, to meet the wants of every business community. ADVERTISEMENTS. 241

FIRE DEPARTMENT. INSUKANCES effected on almost every description of Property, at moderate rates. Policies can be transferred from other Offices to this Company without trouble or expense. LIFE DEPARTMENT. LIFE ASSURANCE, in all its branches, on most advantageous terms. Bonuses declared and guaranteed when the Policy is applied for. ADVANTAGES AFFORDED BY THE COMPANY. Unquestionable Security.—The Policies being guaranteed by a large Proprietary, independent of the Accumulated Funds, and the Bonuses not being contingent on Profits, there is no liability of Partnership. Credit given for one-half of the Premium during the first seven years when desired. Thirty days allowed for renewal of Policies. Endowments of Children and Adults.—The rates of Premium are on a moderate Scale. Annuities, present and deferred, granted on most favourable terms.

Specimen of the Company's Rates for Immediate Annuities. Present Annuity for every £100 paid—Male and Female Lives.

Payable Payable Payable Payable Payable Payable « Half- Half- Half- Yearly. to Yearly. Yearly. ^ Yearly. Yearly. Yearly.

£ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. 25 5 6 2 5 4 9 45 6 15 6 6 13 3 65 11 13 11 6 5 30 6 10 11 5 9 5 50 7 9 r 7 6 10 70 14 7 7 13 17 8 35 5 ir 5 15 4 55 8 8 8 8 5 2 75 16 4 7 15 11 11 40 6 5 6 3 1 60 9 15 4 9 10 8 80 18 9 9 17 13 5

Prospectuses and further information may be obtained on application at any of the Offices of the Company, or to the Agents elsewhere. DAVID STEWART, Besident Secretary,^ 128 Ingram Street, Glasgow.

(ALEXANDER KING, 107 South Street. Agents in Pbrth,-^ JOHN GRANT, 66 St John Street. (.A. & J. KETTLES, Bridgend. Q 2*42 ADVERTISEMENTS.

92 CHEAPSIDE, LONDON.

ESTABLISHED 1808.

Empowered hy Act of Parliament of the 54ik Geo. III. c. 79.

William Geo. Prescott, Esq., Chairman. Thos. Chapman, Esq., F.R.S., Deputy-Chairman.

Sir William Baynes, Bart. Samuel Eustace Magan, Esq. Arthur Edward Campbell, Esq. Capt. A. L. Montgomery, K.N. Benjamin Buck Greene, Esq. Joseph Pulley, Esq. Joseph Grote, Esq. Arthur Augustus Eascb, Esq. John George Maclean, Esq. Philip Ainslie Walker, Esq.

. -.. f John Oliver Hanson, Esq. ^^(^'tors, i James Philips, Esq. Actuary, Charles Ansell, Esq., F.K.S. Secretary, Richard Eat, Esq. Solicitor, Thomas Browning, Esq. Medical Officer, William Coulson, Esq., F.S.A. Bankers, Messrs Prescott, Grote, Cave & Cave.

THIS Office having been established upwards of 53 years, more than sufficient time has elapsed to test the soundness of the principles on which it has been conducted. During that period its prosperity and the magnitude of its operations have been con- stantly increasing. In the LIFE DEPARTMENT

The accumulated Premiums are over £1,700,000, and the Annual Income exceeds £190,000. Bonuses have been declared on some Policies to an amount greater than the sum originally assured. Premiums have been extinguished where the parties assured have applied the Bonus in the reduction of the Annual Premium. At the valuation up to Christmas, 1859, there existed a SurplUS of £270,295, —the whole of which belonged to the Policy-holders, ADVERTISEMENTS. 243

The next valuation will be made up to Christmas, 1864. Poli- cies on the Participating Scale, in England or Ireland respectively, which may be eflfected before that date, will, if the parties be then alive, participate in the surplus in proportion to the time they may have been in force. The sum of upwards of £3,500,000 has been paid during the existence of the Office for claims under Life Policies, of which amount a very considerable part was for Bonuses.

Persons assuring in Great Britain have the option of Participating Rates of Premium, or of Non-Participating Rates. The Directors beg to announce that the rates of Premium have been recently revised and re-adjusted in accordance with a long experience, and that The New Scale will be found very advantageous to persons desiring to commence assuring early in life.

The Non-Participating Scale is particularly adapted to parties wishing to assure a fixed sum only, at a fixed rate of Premium, and on low terms. Premiums may be paid Annually, Half-yearly, or by a limited number of Annual Payments.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

This Company undertakes the Assurance of almost every species of Property in the United Kingdom, at Kates of Premium and upon principles which will be found quite as advantageous to the interests of the Assured as those offered by any other Office. The Directors can confidently refer to the well-known character of the Company for liberality and promptitude in the discharge of claims made upon it during the many years it has been established.

Renewals should be paid within fifteen days after the respective Quarter-days when they become due.

Applications for the appointment of Agents to be addressed to the Secretary. Tables of Eates, forms of proposal, and any information needful to effect Life or Fire Assurances, may be obtained on application to the Office, No. 92 Cheapside, London, or to any of the Company's Agents.

Agent in Perth. Mr JOHN GRAY, Union Bank of Scotland. 244 ADVERTISEMENTS.

LIFE ASSURANCE INSTITUTIONS, And the soundness of the principles on which they are conducted, can only be thoroughly tested by time, as upwards of a quarter of a century must elapse ere the due fulfilment of their earliest contracts. An Office is best recommended when the past history can be appealed to for benefits conferred.

Established in 1823, Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament, and combining the security of a Proprietary with Mutual Assur- ance, has declared erndpaid accumulated Bonuses of £145 per cent., £110, £100, £85, £71, £65 per cent., and various others, according to the endurance and position of the Policies—the principles of division conferring the highest benefits on all First-Glass Lives. The present character of the Company is exhibited in the result of a continued successful progress of upwards of thirty-three years. To new Insurers, the best guarantee of the future is to be found in the past history and present position of the Company. An Annual Intermediate Bonus, conferring same benefits as in Annual Divisions, free from the objections of that system of division. Proposals considered from all classes of Assurers, for sums from £20 to £5000. No charge for Policy-Stamp, and no Entry-Money. The Non-Participation Scale of Premium, from the extreme mo- deration of the rates, is well calculated for Insurances connected with Loans, or other objects of a temporary nature. Prospectuses, Eates, and Forms of Proposal, to be had at

Edinburgh [Head Office), 22 GEORGE STREET; London, 11 KING WILLIAM STREET, CITY; and of the various Agencies throughout the Kingdom. GILBt. L. FINLAY, Manager. Wm. DICKSON, Secretary. Edinburgh, September, 1862.

Agents at PERTH, Messrs MACKENZIE & DICKSON, Solicitors. Auchterarder, ...Mr Patrick Smittan, Writer. Blairgowrie Mr Laurence Chapman, Writer. Crieff, Mr James M'Rostt, Writer. Dundee, Messrs Reid, M'Lauohlan, & Heron, Writers. Do Mr David Barkie, Writer. Dunkeld, Mr James Walker, Writer. Kinross, Mr J. W. Williamson, Writer. —

ADVERTISEMENTS. 245 THE OOLOn^TI^IL.

H&ad Office— 5 GEOKGE STEEET, EDINBUEGH.

The Eight Hon. the Eael of Elgin and Kincakdine.

James Duncan, Esq., Merchant, Leith, Chairman. Henry Davidson, Esq., Merchant Andrew Wood, Esq., M.D. George Moir, Esq., Advocate. Archibald Home, Esq., C.A. J. Hay, Esq., Merchant, Leith George Patton, Esq., Advocate. Charles Pearson, Esq., C.A. H. Maxwell Inglis, Esq., W.S. James Eobertson, Esq., W.S. W. J. Duncan, Esq., manager of G. Eoss, jun., Esq., Advocate. the National Bank of Scotland. Actuary, William Thomas Thomson. Secretary, D. Clunie Gkegor. Auditor, Charles Pearson. Bankers, ...The Eoyal Bank of Scotland.

LIFE ASSUEANCE of every description, and especially CLASSIFIED HOME ASSUEANCES, without limit as to Eesidence, for persons in all conditions of life whose present Professions or Occupations do not necessarily call them Abroad. The Eegulations and Conditions have been framed with much care, with the view of making the Company's Policies available securities of the most perfect kind. The Directors also invite particular attention to the following Eules :

Claims paid at the end of three months, or immediately, if pre- ferred, on discount. Policies with Profits purchased at any time after payment of one year's Premium, and Policies without Profits for the whole term of life, after three years' Premiums have been paid.

Age and Interest admitted on the Company's Policies in all cases where proof is given satisfactory to the Directors.

No Expenses in connection with obtaining Policies ; and all Medi- cal Fees paid by the Company.

Agent at Perth. MELVILLE JAMESON, Solicitor. 246 ADVERTISEMENTS.

®Ij^ |tart|OT '^smma €m^w^, UNITED WITH THE FORFARSHIRE AND PERTHSHIRE FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY. INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.

Head Office— 16 ST ANDREW'S PLACE, COWGATE, DUNDEE. Chairman of the Board of Directors at Dundee. John Symeks, Esq., Banker. Medical Officer. Matthew Nimmo, Esq., Surgeon. Banhers. The National Bank of Scotland, Disti'ict Manager for Fire Department. P. H. Thoms. District Manager and Secretary. T. W. Thoms. mHE FORFARSHIRE and PERTHSHIRE was the only i NATIVE ESTABLISHMENT for FIRE INSURANCE connected with the Central District of Scotland ; and the Directors having formed an alliance with the large and influential Company, " The Northern," which has long enjoyed a large and respectable connection, respectfully soHcit the continued patronage of their friends in the Counties of Forfar, Perth, and Fife, for a Company whose Proprietary is now extended to these Counties, Insurance on all kinds of Property is effected on the most favourable terms ; and Policies on Farming Stock, including Bestial, Agricultural Produce, Utensils, and Implements of Husbandry, are issued/ree of duty. No charge for Policies when transferred from other Offices. Terms will be learned, and every facility afforded for effecting Insurances, on application at the Company's Office, Dundee, or to any of the following AGENTS:— PEBTH, Mr MELVILLE JAMESON. Cupar-Fife, Mr W. A, Taylor, Newhurgh, Messrs Anderson & Lain©. Dunkeld, Mr D, K, Smith.

Quarterly Terms—Candlemas, Whitsunday, Lammas, Martinmas. ADVERTISEMENTS. 247

BRITISH GUARANTEE ASSOCIATION.

Intorporateb bg |ict ot parlmmettt

EDiNBUEan {Head Ofice),... 127 PRINCES STREET. London, 429 STRAND. 110 STREET.' UTLABGow,rr.^^r.^ f WEST GEORGE ,....^ jg g^ VINCENT PLACE.

JBmctor^. D. L. Thomson, Esq., merchant Robert Mackay, Esq., W.S. John Beatson Bell, Esq. of Charles Cowan, Esq., M.P. Glenfarg, W.S. Kenneth Mackenzie, Esq., C.A. Wm. Warren, Esq., Portobello. John Learmonth, Esq. of Dean, Chairman. J. R. Caephin, Esq., C.A., Manager.

THE ASSOCIATION issues Bonds of Guarantee for the fidelity of all approved parties holding situations of trust under the

Crown ; also in Banking, Insurance, Railway, Gas, Water, Ship- ping, and all other Public Companies—for Trustees on Sequestrated Estates, Land Factors, and Clerks in Professional and Mercantile Establishments.

Proposals for Guarantee and all information can be obtained at the Offices of the Association in Edinburgh, London, and Glasgow, or at any of the Agencies throughout Scotland. J. R. CARPHIN, Manager.

Agent for Perth—MELVILLE JAMESON, Solicitor. SCOTTISH SEA INSURANCE c o uvi: IP JL isrir.

CHARLES G. SIDEY, AGENT AT PERTH. W^xntllMUU.

AND

OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OP PERTH.

Establislied under tlie Acts of Parliament in 1838.

THE BANK, No. 1. CRESCENT, PERTH. WILL NOW BE OPEN, FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF DEPOSITORS, EVERY LAWFUL DAY, — AS FOLLOWS :

On Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thuksdays, and Feidays, from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m.

On Saturdays, from 10 a.m. till 12 noon, and from 6 till 8 p.m. No Money paid out on Saturday after 12 noon.

THIS BANK receives Deposits of One Shilling and upwards, bat not more than £30 in one year, ending the 20th November, or £150 in all, which may accumulate at Compound Interest till it reaches £200. Certified Friendly Societies may lodge their vrhole Funds. The Deposits of other Societies and Charitable Institutions are limited to £100 Deposits in one year, and £300 in all.

Interest at a comparatively high rate, and uniformly above ordinary Bank Interest, is added to the Principal once a-year at the 20th November, and is then either entered in the Pass-Books, or paid to those who may wish to draw it. Government Annuities from £4 to £30 a-year may be con- tracted for through this Banlj. Tables of Prices, and other particulars, may be had on application at the Office of the Bank. The numerous advantages of the Institution will be seen from the Pass-Books, which are given to Depositors free of any charge. ADVERTISEMENTS. 249

The Funds of the Bank are securely invested, and the whole Accounts are periodically Audited by a professional Auditor un- connected with the Bank. Amount of Funds invested at 20th November, 1861, being the last annual Balance, was £213,202, 7s. 6d. The total number of individual Depositors at the same date was 12,353, embracing members of every section of the Labouring and Industrious classes.

The number of Accounts with which it opened did not amount to 900; now they exceed 12,000.

The Capital in 1839 was only £3000; now it is upwards of £213,000. Both the Capital and number of Depositors have considerably increased since the last Balance.

The utility and success of the City and County of Perth Savings Bank are sufficiently apparent from the amount of Busi- ness which has been done since its establishment in 1839.

The Eight Hon. Earl op Mansfield, Chairman, > Of Committee D. Ross, Esq., Lord Provost, Deputy-Chairman, }^ ofManagement. MELVILLE JAMESON, Actuary and Cashier. Perth, 26th September, 1862. PETER KINNOCH, BOOT & SHIOE Is/LJ^l^lBl'^,, 29 GEORGE STREET, PERTH,

BEGS to tender his grateful thanks to those who have honoured him with their patronage, and trusts, by personal attention to the proper execution of all Orders with which he may be favoured, to secure a continuance of their confidence. As P. K. uses nothing but the best Materials, and employs the best Workmen, he is confident that those honouring him with their Orders will find satisfaction.

N.B.—A large assortment of LADIES' and CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES, of the best quality, always on hand.

29 George Street, Perth, September, 1862. 250 ADVERTISEMENTS.

DAVID MACKIE & CO., :fxjTj:m:bei^s, BRASSFOUNDERS, ZINC-WORKERS, AND GASFITTERS, PERTH, BEG respectfully to call public attention to their Prices of Ma- terial and Workmanship, They make use of the very best Material, and, from their experience of upwards of thirty years, they are confident of being able to finish all their Work in a neat, substantial, and tradesmanlike manner.

Always on hand, a large Stock of SHEET ZIItTC, FOR ROOFIKG, COVERING VERANDAHS, RIDGES, VALLEYS, RONDS, RAIN-WATER PIPES AND HEADS, GUTTERS, SKYLIGHTS, DEADLIGHTS, ETC.

This Metal expands and contracts with heat and cold more than any other, and, though oxidizable, the oxide does not scale off", but forms a permanent coating on the Metal, impervious to the action of the atmosphere, and is of equal durability with Copper, ALSO, PERFORATED ZINC, FOR VENTILATION, WINDOW-BLINDS, MEAT-SAFES, DAIRIES, SIEVES, ETC. MILLED SHEET LEAD, AND PATENT LEAD PIPES, ALL SIZES. NEWEST IMPROVED ENGINE-PUMPS. Water-Closets, greatly improved, HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS FITTED UP ON THE MOST IMPROVED PRINCIPLE.

Dwelling-Houses fitted up for Gas, and experienced Workmen sent to all parts in Town or Country to execute Orders and Repairs,

Orders from the Country executed with promptitude and care. ADVERTISEMENTS. 251.

NAIL AND WIRE MERCHANT, GENERAL & FURNISHING IRONMONGER, 42 HIGH STREET (Corner of Kirkgate), PERTH.

house furnishings. BUILDERS FURNISHINGS. joiners' tools and fur- blacksmiths' tools AND nishings. FURNISHINGS. cabinetmakers' tools & shoemakers' tools AND furnishings. FURNISHINGS. upholsterers' tools and tinsmiths' tools AND furnishings. FURNISHINGS. AGRICULTURAL AND GARDEN FURNISHINGS.

EEGISTEE AND KINNAIRD GRATES j FENDERS AND FIRE-IRONS; TABLE CUTLERY, DISH COVERS, SHEFFIELD PLATE SPOONS, FORKS, TODDY-LADLES, TEA-SPOONS, TEA-TRAYS, TEA & COFFEE POTS; COAL-VASES, UMBRELLA-STANDS, LAMPS, BATHS, And every article in House Furnishing Ironmongery.

LOCKS, HINGES, NAILS, CASTORS, KNOBS, SCREWS, PAINTS, OILS, GLUE, HAIR-SEATING, GIMPS, &C.

Spades, Shovels, Scs-thes, Sportsmens', Travellers', Pen, AND Pocket Knives, &c.

STOCKS & DIES, DOUBLE-HANDED SCREW-PLATES, engineers' AND WATCHMAKERS' SCREW-PLATES. IMPROVED IRON PLANES. Joiners' Cramps, Sash-Cramps, Saws, Chisels, Gouges, Axes, Adzes, Augers, Files, Hammers, Rules, Spokeshaves, &c. IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE, 42 mo-n STi^EET, :jPE:E^TI3:. 252 ADVERTISEMENTS.

POSTING, HIRING, AND COACHING ESTABLISHMENL 58 GEORGE STREET. PERTH.

Postmasters to Her Majesty the Queen,

RESPECTFULLY beg leave to return their sincere thanks for the liberal share of patronage they have hitherto received, and intimate that they have on Hire, at the shortest notice and reasonable Charges, New and Elegant BROUGHAMS, CLARENCES, PHATEONS, Bj^^ROXJCHES, C^BS, ]\d:iT^IBTJSES,

TWO & FOUR WHEELED DOG-CARTS, GIGS, &c..

With steady Horses, careful, experienced, and civil Drivers.

First-class OMNIBUSES for Pic-nic Parties.

J. & A. D. would respectfully direct to their Establishment the attention of those having the conducting of Funerals, as their HEARSES AND MOURNING COACHES are very superior, and the Charges strictly moderate. SUPERIOR WELL-MATCHED JOB AND POST HORSES on Hire by the Day, Week, Month, or Year.

Every attention paid to Horses standing at Livery.

OMNIBUSES run to and from the Railway Station in connection with the Trains.

General Coach Office, 58 George Street, Perth, ADVERTISEMENTS. 253

MGTURE-FBAiyiE USAKIMl :ESTJL.BXjiss:nvnE3:srT, 20 8t. JOHN STREET, PERTH.

CARVING AND GILDING Executed in all the branches, and in the most elegant style. Rosewood, Maple, and Walnut Frames, in every style, made to order, OLD FRAMES PATCHED AND RE-GILDED. KosEwooD and Gilt Mouldings of every description kept in Stock, and sold in quantities to suit purchasers. A large Stock of Framed Pictures always on hand.

Also, a large quantity of PRINTS, ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS.

TEEMS STRICTLY MODERATE.

AGENT FOR THE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER, AND THE

Advertisements received, and forwarded, free of charge, to any Newspaper in the three Kingdoms. NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS Of every kind to be had.

Parties residing in Town can have any Newspaper delivered at their place of business free of extra charge. OBSERVE-

20 St. JOHN STREET, PERTH. ;

254 ADVEETISEMENTS. JAMES TAYLOR, BRUSH & BASKET MANUFACTURER,

135 High Street, Perth,

EESPECTFULLY INVITES ATTENTION TO HIS STOCK OF l^^w^te, i^^tofe, &mW, i^fwrnofij, &t.

BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER.

BASKETS MADE AND REPAIRED.

IgMg ^ €kmm^ §Mlblmmt

ESTABLISHED NEARLY HALF A CENTURY.

D E E S S E S, In Merino, Coburg, Orleans, Silk, Satin, &c. CLOAKS, In Cloth, Velvet, Silk, and other Fabrics ; WOOLLEN SHAWLS AND PLAIDS; MEN'S CLOTHES; CURTAINS, Cloth, In Moreen, Damask, and Chintz ; DYED, CLEANED, & FINISHED AS NEW, IN THE BEST STYLE, AT MODERATE PRICES, AND IN SHORT TIME.

P. & P. CAMPBELL, 9 NORTH METHVEN STREET, PERTH; 33 NETHERGATE, DUNDEE; AND 6 QUEEN STREET, GLASGOW. ADVERTISEMENTS. 255

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PERTH.

BELL-PULLS, FRINGES. TASSELS, &c.

Jtampir ^itslins, <^efeelr Mark fattern^. FANCY GOODS, SMALL-WARES. SEWED WOEK MADE UP. Tassels, Gimps, Cords, &c., Made to Okder to any Shape. OBSERVE—Mrs JAMES SCOTT, 68 GEORGE STREET. HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT, 44 HIGH STEEET, PERTH.

HATTER, HAS ALWAYS ON HAND A EIRST-CLASS ASSORTMENT OF GENTLEMEN'S SATIN AND FELT HATS, NEWEST SHAPES AND STYLE.

Also, the Largest Stock in Town of BLACK CLOTH AND TWEED CAPS, Which for Cheapness, Durability, and Variety, cannot be surpassed. Also, a great Assortment of BALMORAL AND GLENGARRY BONNETS. Neck-Ties, Braces, Shirts, Collars, Umbrellas, Carpet-Bags, Boys' Belts, Leather Hat-Cases, &c., &c.

Observe—

(Second Shop above Kirkgate), SIGN OF THE BEAVER. HOUSE-40 COMMERCIAL STREET, BRIDGEND. 256 ADVERTISEMENTS. THOMAS WIGHT, IRON AND WIRE WORKER, 44 South Methven Street, Perth, MANUFACTURER OF

Iron and Wire Fencing, Iron Gates, Wire Netting, Strong Wike-work for Windows, AVIRE KILN BEDDING, BARLEY MILL WIRE-CLOTH, "Wove "Wire-Cloth, all Sizes, Dressing Engine Wire-Cloth., all Numbers, Brushes, Flower-Stands, Wire Gauze Window-BUnds, GAEDEN CHAIRS, MEASURING CHAINS, WIRE RIDDLES, SIEVES, And every other Article connected with the Wire-Working Business.

ALEXANDER M'NAB, Watchmaker, having retired from Business, takes this opportunity of offering his thanks to his numerous Customers for the liberal patronage enjoyed by him and his late Brother for upwards of Thirty Years, and begs to inform them and the Public generally that their whole Business, hitherto carried on by them, has been made over to Mr Daniel Robertson, their Nephew, who for the last Sixteen Years has

been in their employment, and on whose behalf the same liberality

of patronage and encouragement is respectfully solicited. DANIEL ROBERTSON BEGS to assure the parties addressed in the preceding Card, that it will be his constant endeavour to sustain the estab-

lished character of the Business to which he has succeeded.

ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. ADVERTISEMENTS. 257

TAYLOR Er FINLAYSON, MANUFACTURING AND FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, 27 & 31 KINNOULL STREET,

tlie Gilded Keys). . (Sign of

Polished, Berlin-Black, and Fine Cast Register and Kinnaird Grates, of choice and varied Designs. STOVES, FENDEES, FIRE-IEONS, AND ASH-PANS. KITCHEN KANGES, with or without Ovens and Boilers. PKIZE KITCHENERS, with two or more Ovens, and Malleable Forcing Boilers for Baths, &c. AMERICAN COOKING RANGES, with Hot-Water Attachment. HOT PLATES, HOT CLOSETS, OVENS, SMOKE-JACKS, ETC. Laundry, Shop, & Joyce's Patent Stoves. ORNAMENTAL GILL AIR-WARMERS, for Churches, Halls, Warehouses, &c. &c. PLAIN GILL COLORIFER, for enclosing in Brick-work under- ground, or outside of Building—Heat being diflused by Flues or opening in Wall. CONSERVATORIES, GREENHOUSES, LAUNDRIES, and PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, heated by Hot Air, Hot Water, or Steam. Iron Bedsteads, Garden Chairs, Foot Scrapers, XTmlbrella Stands, &c. IRON GATES, RAILING, AND WIRE FENCING. STAIRCASE BALLUSTERS SUPPLIED S FITTED UP. HOLLOW WARE, & TINNED GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Scrubbing, Black-Lead, Long, and Hearth Brushes. POLISHING PASTE, BRUNSWICK BLACK, BLACK LEAD, ETC. TIN AND COPPEB COOKING UTENSILS MADE, REPAIBED, AND RE-TINNED. SMITH WORK EXECUTED IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Estimates given on application.

AGENTS FOR LINDSAY'S ROTARY WASHING MACHINE.

PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL ORDERS. R 258 ADVERTISEMENTS.

UNIQUE AND ELEGANT GOODS,

C H E ^>L I*, AT No. 54 St JOHN STREET, PERTH.

J. E; M. ANDERSON

Have mucli pleasure in intimating the arrival of an entire New Stock of ELEGANT BOHEMIAN AND BAVARIAN ORNAMENTAL GOODS,

In Lustres, Fkuit & Flower Stands, Flower Vases, Dessert Jug and Goblet Water Sets, and an innumerable assortment of chaste " Etceteras," suitable for Drawing-Kooms, Toilet-Tables,

&c. &c., all of which have been carefully selected personally by Mr Anderson in London, from Patterns exhibited by the Manu- facturer, who obtained a Prize Medal at the great International Exhibition, 1862.

They beg to direct particular attention to a New Stock of FINE ENGRAVED TABLE GLASS,

In Decanters, Carraffs, Wines, Clarets, Champaignes, &c., from very chaste Designs shown in the Exhibition this year.

From J. & M. A.'s extensive connection with the best Makers in every branch of their Trade, a thorough knowledge of Qualities,

Prices, &c., and always buying on the best terms, they are enabled to supply all the approved New Patterns as soon as brought out, at the lowest prices.

Always on hand, a large Stock of useful Household and Kitchen Goods.

Perth, October, 1862. ADVERTISEMENTS. 259

J. B. CLARK, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, & BOOKBINDER,

39 St JOHN STREET. PERTH.

BEGrS respectfully to tender his sincere thanks to those parties

• who have favoured him with their patronage since commencing Business, and to assure them and the Public generally that strict personal attention, prompt execution of all orders, and selling at the lowest remunerative prices, shall continue to be his aim in all business transactions.

Family and Pew Bibles, Testaments, and Psalm-Books,

Pbayer-Books, Chukch-Services, &c., with Scotch Psalms,

In every variety of Binding and Ornamental Mountings.

PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONEKY of every description. BOOKBINDING, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, Neatly executed—Charges moderate.

J. B. C. calls special attention to his large and well-selected Stock of CARTE DE VISITE PORTRAITS AND ALBUMS, And Frames for ditto. Pictures Framed, in Rosewood and Gilt Mouldings. A LARGE SELECTION OF MOULDINGS ALWAYS ON HAND.

OBSERVE J". B. aiLiJ^IE^l^, 39 ST JOHN STREET, PERTH.

N.B.-CIRCULATING LIBRAEY ON THE PEEMISES.

Agent for Mr A. R. Gordon, Pianoforte Tuner, EDINBURGH,

(Late of Stewart & Gordon, 7 South St Andrew St., Edinburgh, and 64 St John Street, Perth.) 260 ADVERTISEMENTS.

MONUMENTS,

MARBLE

Chimney-Pieces, Curling Stones.

:f E i^ T h: ABBLE, MONUMENTAL, AND

AGENTS FOR LOCHHEAD FIRE-CLAY WORKS.

ESTABLISHED THIRTY YEARS. ANDERSON ^ CHRISTIE RESPECTFULLY INVITE ATTENTION TO THESr STOCK OF STONE MONUMENTS AND MARBLE CHIMNEY-PIECES.

ALWAYS ON VIEW A GREAT VARIETY OF DESIGNS. CHARGES MODERATE.

COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ADVERTISEMENTS. 261

AGENTS FOR OEDNANCE SURVEY MAPS.

LAND AND ENGINEERING SURVEYORS, AUCTIONEERS, AND VALUATORS, 30 G-EOE.G-E STE.EET, PERTH. DUNCAN MACFARLANE,

IB 2C C S: .A- 2sr C3-E SALEROOMS & FURNITURE WAREROOMS, 30 GEORGE STREET, PERTH.

Sales and Valuations in Town and Country punctually attended to. THOMAS FORSYTH, SMITH AND BELLHANGSR,

129 High Street (Burt's Close), Perth.

All descriptions of Smith Worlc executed in a worhmanlihe manner, and at Moderate Bates.

TOWN AND COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO, 1

262 ADVERTISEMENTS.

29 ST JOHN STREET, PERTH.

Finest Pekoe Souchong im- ) ^ ^ n n. ^ 1 , |4s 4cl per lb. 6kd per 2 oz.

Finest Blackish Leaf, Pekoe) . -, -, « J ^4s0d „ 6d flavoured )

Finest Mixed Tea, 4s Od „ 6d „ Fine Strong fuU-fld. Congou, 3s 8d „ 5id „

Good Strong Sound Congou, 3s 4d „ 5d „ Common Congou, 3s Od „ 4id „ ALL KINDS OP MNCY AND GREEN TEAS.

Purchasers of 10 lb. and upwards allowed 4d. per lb. Discount.

UNMIXED COFFEE.

Finest Mountain Mocha, 2s Od per lb. 3d per 2 oz. Finest Mountain Jamaica,.. 2s Od „ 3d Finest Plantation, Is8d „ 2kd „ Fine Ceylon, Is4d „ 2d

MIXED COFFEE.

Finest old Mocha or Jamaica, Is 8d per lb. 2id per 2 oz. Finest Plantation, Is4d „ 2d „ Fine Ceylon, IsOd „ lid „ Always newly Roasted and Ground Daily.

No. 29 St JOHN STEEET, PEETH.

D. & J. IRONS. ADVERTISEMENTS. 263

UNIVERSAL COACH OFFICE, AND POSTING AND HIRING ESTABLISHMENT, 17 SOUTH STREET, PERTH.

A. FENWICK & SON,

27 St JOHF STREET, PERTH.

JOHN PA I R N 1 E, CLOTHIER AND GENERAL OUTFITTER, 19 HIGH STEEET, PERTH, HAS always on hand a well-assorted Stock of Gentlemen's EEADY-MADE CLOTHING, Newest Styles, for all Seasons. Those who prefer can have them made to measure for the same Prices as charged for Keady-made Goods. A GOOD FIT ENSURED, WITH EASE AND ELEGANCE.

LAMBS'-WOOL UNDERCLOTHING AND HOSIERY Of all descriptions ; SHIRTS, TIES, GLOVES, AND BRACES; SILK NECK AND POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS; LONDON AND PARIS HATS AND CAPS ; AT

{Opposite St John Street). 264 ADVERTISEMENTS. JAMES LEES ^ SON, GUN AND RIFLE MANUFACTUREES, 63 GEORGE STEEET, PERTH. POWDER » SHOT, CAPS Z WADDING. Shooting and Fishing Tackle in great variety. STALKER S BOYD, PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS, 32 SOUTH STREET, PERTH.

ALL KINDS OF WOODS S MARBLES IMITATED. OILS, COLOURS, AND VARNISHES. PAPEE-HANGINGS AND BORDERS.

MAXTONE Zi PORTER,

BEG to return their grateful tlianks to their Friends and the Public for the large measure of support they have been favoured with since succeeding to the'Business of the late P. Comrie, and take this opportunity of announcing that they have always on band a very large and select Stock of FRENCH and ENGLISH PAPER-HANGINGS, which they offer at the most reasonable prices. Those favouring them with their Orders, may trust to their being executed in a superior style, at moderate charges.

OILS, COLOURS, VARNISHES, Zc, No Extra Charge made for Work done in the Country, except Travelling Expenses. 29 SOTJTS: STK.EET, (opposite pkinces street). ADVERTISEMENTS. 265

THOMAS SMITH, AGENT FOR FORTHAR LIME AND COLTNESS COAL.

THE Subscriber has always on hand a supply of the above snpe- rior Articles. All Orders for the same shall be promptly attended to. OFFICE-GENERAL STATION, PERTH.

BiLSKETSI BASKlETSIl BA-SKIETSII! ANDREW BARCLAY,

20 KIRKGATE, PERTH.

HAMPEBS MADE IN" CANE AND WILLOW. Always on hand, a good supply op Travelling Baskets. repairs neatly executed.

J. Z P. SALMON D, SMITHS AND FURNISHING IRONMONGERS. 1 & 3 EINNOULL STREET, PERTH, BEG most respectfully to inform the Public that they have at present a large Stock of KITCHEN and ROOM GRATES, and, as these include a varied assortment of the most approved Designs, Plain and Ornamental, they will be found well worthy of an inspection. J. & P. S. would especially direct attention to their varied assortment of IRON BEDSTEADS, all of their own Manufacture.

Always on hand, FENDERS AND FIRE-IRONS, GILL STOVES AND KITCHEN RANGES. By Flavel and other Makers, HOT PLATES AND OVENS, Zg. GATES, RAILINGS, HIGH - PEESSURE BOILERS FOR BATHS, And every description of Smitli Work made to order. r2 ,

266 ADVERTISEMENTS. JOSEPH BELL, SX_i-A_TIE I^ 21 NORTH METHVEN STREET, MOST respectfully returns his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for the liberal encouragement bestowed on him since commencing business, and, by executing nil Work inti-usted to him in a superior manner, he hopes to merit a continuance of their favour and support.

ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. JAMES DONA LDSON, BILL-POSTER AND DELIVERER, 2 24 HIGH STREET, PERTH, BEGS respectfully to return his most sincere thanks to those parties who have hitherto employed him, and trusts, by faith- fully executing all Orders, at Moderate Charges, to merit a continuance and increase of public patronage.

Posters, Handbills, Circulars, Intimation Cards, Funeral Letters, &c., promptly circulated.

ORDERS MAY BE LEFT AT Mr T. BRADY'S Auction Hall, 70 High Street. ALEXANDER ASHTON, BILL-POSTER AND DELIVERER, :k:ii^:k:six)e, BEGS to return thanks for past favours, and hopes, by strict personal attention to all Orders intrusted to him, to merit a continuance of the public support.

Cards, Circulars, Funeral Intimations, Letters, &e., delivered with promptitude. ADVERTISEMENTS. 267 ALEXANDER HAY, SLATER AND SLATE MERCHANT' 276 HIGH STREET, PERTH,

{West side of St PauVs Church),

BEGS most respectfully to return his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for the liberal support he has received for past years, and trusts, by attention to the interests of his Customers, and promptitude in executing Orders, he will still merit a continuance of that support which he has hitherto enjoyed. A. H. has always on hand a large Stock of SLATES, TILES, CHIMNEY TOPS, CANS, and CAPS, of every variety, and is ready to enter into contract for performing any quantity of Work that may be required in his line. Eoofs repaired on the most reasonable Terms, or kept in proper Eepair by Yearly Conti'act. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

Nos. 24 & 26 WATERGATE, PERTH,

HAS always on hand a large assortment of LADIES' BOOTS and SLIPPERS, suitable for the Season, made by the most approved Makei's, and which have given great satisfaction.

The Summer Boots are from 2s. 8d. per pair to the finest quality, and Ladies' Patent Slippers from 2s. per pair to the best that are made. Infants' Cloth Boots 9d. per pair, and Leather Slippers at 64d. per pair. N.B.—Mrs GREIG would call attention to her Stock of STAYS, which, for Quality and Lowness in Price, stand unrivalled in any other establishment in Perth. She has also always on hand a large assortment of GENTS' SHIRTS, both Fustained and Embroidered, with all patterns of Ginghams, Ready-made and made to Order. The Plain and Twilled Striped Shirts Mrs G. makes have not been surpassed by any other shop in town.

^^* Just come to hand, a large quantity of Summer-mac FLANNEL, to be sold cheap. Inspection invited. 268 ADVERTISEMENTS. JOHN WOOD, FAMILY BREAD, BISCUIT, & PASTRY BAKER, 2 GEOEGE STREET & 13 HIGH STREET, PERTH.

J. HENDERSON,

MARSHALL PLAGE, PEBTH.'

ST^TI02

ADVERTISEMENTS. 269

ESTABLISHED 1812. STEWART MENZIES, (Successor to the late John M'Gregok),

136 HIGH STREET, 1= E IS, T n:

BEGS most respectfully to tender hia grateful thanks to the inhabitants of Perth and surrounding Country for the patronage bestowed on him since he succeeded to this long-established

Business, and trusts, by strict attention and keeping none but the best Articles, to merit a continuance of their support.

S. M. has always on hand a large Stock of TOBACCONIST GOODS, consisting of

MID, SMALL, AND BROWN TWISTS. Irish Boll, Negrohead, Cut and Uncut Cavendish.

BIRD'S EYE, SHAG, C'NASTRE, &c. CIGARS AND CHEROOTS. Tj^x)iD-z-'s BI^o^sA7•I^^ :Rj^jp:E>:H}:Ei,

And a great variety of other favourite SnuflFs. ALSO, BUFFALO-HORN BOXES. FANCY PIPES, FUSEES, &c. &c.

Always on hand, a fresh Stock of TOBACCO JUICE of firet = rate quality. 270 ADVERTISEMENTS.

KITCHEN, REGISTER, AND KINNAIRD GRATES. STOVES, FENDERS, AND FIRE-IRONS. CHIMNEY-PIECES, HAT & UMBEELLA STANDS. Garden Chairs, Door Porters, and Foot-Scrapers. IRON BEDSTEADS AND CHILDREN'S COTS. PATENT MANGLES S IMPROVED FIRE-GUARDS. AGENT FOR

ELAYEt E:Cq5FRIZR KtTCHEHEa

S FLAVEL'S PEIZE KITCHENEE is strongly recommeuded for its simplicity of construction and its economy and cleanliness in use. It is made from 3 feet to 18 feet in width, suitable for large or small Establishments, and may be arranged to supply a Bath, Steam Kettles, Steam Closets, &c. Price from £5 to £46. It is an effectual cure for Smoky Chimneys.

Agent for Croggon & Co's Patent Asphalte Eooping, Slead's Patent Chimney Top, and universal Washing Machine and Churn.

GENERAL IRONMONGER, Etc., 98 HIGH STREET, PERTH, (ADJOmiNU AND UKDEKNEATH CaULD HALL). ADVERTISEMENTS. 271

WAREHOUSE, (adjoining and underneath guild hall).

BUYERS are respectfully invited to inspect H. L. Miller's varied and extensive Stock of Grates, Fenders, Fire -Irons, and Ash-Pans, IMPROVED CLOSE AND OPEN KITCHEN-RANGES, Witli or without Oven and high-pressure Boiler, for Baths, &c. NICKEL SILVER AND ELECTRO-PLATE, In Spoons, Forks, Cruet-Stands, Toast-Racks, Tea & Coffee Services. TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, WARRANTED.

Iron and Papier Mache Trays ; Baths and Toilet Sets. Brass, Copper, Tinned, and Enamelled Goods, and every Article used for Cooking purposes.

Fireproof Safes ; Cash, Deed, Bonnet, & Travelling Boxes . GAS LUSTRES AND BRACKETS. Moderator and Paraffin Lamps, Oils, Wicks, and Glasses. mON BEDSTEADS AND CHILDBEN'S COTS. Brushes, Brooms, Mops, Chamois Skins, Table & Door Mats. Black Lead, Furniture Polish, Polishing Paste, and Brunswick Black. SAWS, FILES, AND EDGE TOOLS, WARRANTED. Spades, Shovels, Scythes, Hoes, Hay & Diaama Forks. Nails, Screws, Locks, Hinges, Springs, and Bolts.

Brass, Copper, & Ikon Wire ; Fencing Wire & Game Netting. OILS, PAINTS, AND COLOURS. estates, WRIGHTS, BUILDERS, BELL-HANGERS, AND UNDERTAKERS FURNISHED. Manufacturer of Iron, Coi^per, Brass, and Tinned Goods of every descHption. Kitchen Furniture carefully Tinned and Repaired.

wholesale and retail GENERAL FOBilSHINB IRONMONB EDGETOOL, AND CUTLEKY WAREHOUSE, S8 Xlia-H STIE^EET, IPEIESTii: — 272 ADVERTISEMENTS. DAVID MALLOCH', (Successor to John M'Glashan), WRIGHTS' TOOL MANUFACTURER, 25 ST CrOHIiT STI^EJST,

(Above Working Men'a Coffee-Room), P E B T H.

Joiners' and Cabinetmakers' Tools of every description. Saws, Chisels, Braces, Bits, and Augers, of all sizes.

COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

LEEDS AND YORKSHIRE FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

ESTABLISHED A.D. 1824. CAPITAL ONE MILLION POUNDS STERLING. Reserve of Undivided Profits, £75.000. HEAD OPPICE-ALBIOM" STREET, LEEDS. LONDON OFFICE—72 LOMBARD STREET. FIRE INSURANCE. ANNUAL PREMIUMS PER CENT.

First Class, Is. 6d. ; Second Class, 2s, 6d. ; Third Class, 4s. 6d. Farming Stock 5s,, with or without use of a Steam Thrashing

Machine ; and loss or damage to Stock, live or dead, on a Farm by Lightning made good. Damage from Gas Explosions made good.

Amounts Insured with the Company at the undermentioned periods : 1840. 1845. 1850. 1855. 1860. £8,607,320 £9,856,749 £10,041,495 £12,994,570 £23,905,073

Agents for Perth.

Messrs D. & J. IRONS, 29, St John Street. ADVERTISEMENTS. 273

PLANE MAKERS & EDGE-TOOL MERCHANTS, 13 KING STREET, PERTH,

Always on hand, and from the very best Makers,

All kinds of Joiners' and Cabinetmakers' Tools, AT MODERATE PRICES.

Orders from the Country executed on the shortest notice. CUTLERY AKD SIJE&ICAL IISTRTJIEITT ESTABLISHMENT. WILLIAM WYLIE, IN respectfully tendering his sincere thanks for the liberal share of patronage bestowed on him since commencing Business in the above line, begs to inform his numerous Customers, and the Public generally, that he has Removed to those very commodious Premises, 80 GEORGE STREET, PERTH

{Formerly occupied as the Post- Office),

And he confidently trusts, by strict personal attention, and promptly executing all Orders en- trusted to him, at moderate rates, to merit a continuance and extension of public favour.

Cutlery of every description made and repaired. ARTIFICIAL HANDS AND LEGS, STEEL SUPPORTS AND BANDAGES, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, &c. &c. BAZORS GROUND AND SET.

ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. S .

274 ADVERTISEMENTS.

D. TAYLOR E, SON, (Late TAYLOR & PETERS),

MOUTJMEIfTAl MD &ESEEAI CAETERS,

5, KINNOULL STREET, PERTH, ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF FOURTEEN YEARS.

MARBLE AND STONE CHIMNEY PIECES. Baths, Lobby Tables, Mortars. Vases, Curling Stones. MONUMENTS, COLUMNS, OBELISKS, TOMBS, URNS, TABLETS, &c. LETTERING AND CARVING.

DESIGNS, ETC., SUPPLIED.

BIBLE, STATIONERY, AND FANCY "WAREJIOXJSE, 41 SOUTH METHVEN STREET, PERTH. CHARLES LOGAN BEGS to intimate that he has removed to the ahove Shop, where he intends to carry on his Business on the most liberal terms.

Testaments from 5d. upwards ; Bibles from lid. upwards. SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL STATIONERY IN GREAT VARIETY PURSES & LADIES' BAGS of every description. CONCERTINAS FROM TWO SHILLINGS UPWARDS. POCKET KNIVES of various kinds. PHOTOGRAPHS AND PHONOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS. Always on hand a great variety of Artieles suitable for Presents. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. —

Advertisements. 275

ST JOM^S MARBLE WORKS, 14 KINNOULL STREET, PERTH.

R. PETERS E, SONS, MARBLE CUTTERS, MASONS, AND MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS, FROM their long experience in the above Departments, with strict attention to Business, combined with Moderate Charges, hope to merit a continuance of that patronage which has been so kindly given them since commencing Business. Marble and Stone Monuments, with Lettering and Carving, neatly executed. CHIMNEY PIECES, BATHS, TABLES, MORTARS, AND CURLING STONES, ALWAYS ON HAND. CUBLING STONES RE-POLISHED.

N.B. Jobbing and Country Orders carefully attended to. EMBEOIDEBY WAREHOUSE, 25 GEORGE STREET, PERTH, (opposite the PERTH BANk).

BEGS respectfully to thank the Ladies of Perth and neighbourhood for their liberal patronage, and intimates that she has always on hand a variety of SEWED WOEK, of her own manufacture, and done on the best Material. SILK BRAIDS, SILK CUSHION TASSELS, and WORSTED BRAIDS & TASSELS, Of every Shade and Colour. Cotton Braids, Flowering Cottons, Beads, Wools, &c., And everything in the Embroidery line. Mrs M. receives a regular supply of New Patterns. 25 GEORGE STREET, PERTH.

ALL ORDERS FOR SEWED WORK, ETC., WILL MEET WITH STRICT ATTENTION. 276 ADVERTISEMENTS.

AUCTIONEER ^ APPRAISER, Auction Hall, 70 High Street, Perth.

SALES AND VALUATIONS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. JOHN MELDRUM, TAILOR, CLOTHIER, & HATTER,

[Adjoining the Evangelical Union Chapel), PERTH.

SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED.

VEGETABLE APERIENT PILLS.

As this invaluable Medicine is now prized beyond all price as an inestimable domestic blessing for the removal of all cases of Indigestion, Nausea, Eejection of Food, Vomiting, Bilious or Nervous aflections, Sick Headaches, as a Family Medicine they will be found of great value to either old or young, male or female, under any circumstance of human suffering, whatever their complaint may be, by purifying the blood—the most pleasant and benign in its operation,—and at the same time the most certain in searching out the root of every complaint, however deep, and performing a cure,—that was ever offered to the world.

A FAIR TRIAL WILL FULLY ESTABLISH ITS MERITS.

These invaluable Pills are manufactured and sold, Wholesale and Ketail, at 53 MILL STREET, PERTH,

or. B^IIN", SOLE INVENTOR AND SOLE PROPRIETOR, (late of methven castle.) ADVERTISEMENTS. 277 ROBERT CARR, BREAD, BISCUIT, AND PASTRY BAKER, 49 SOUTH METHVEN STREET, PERTH,

{Next Boor to Mr Boy, Flesher). zp-A-Isîxj-^ Bîcinâ-.

ALL ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. ANDREW MOVES,

85 HIGH STREET, PERTH,

BEGS to inform his Friends and the Public in general that he has always on hand a first-rate Stock of SUPERFINE BROAD BLACK DOESKINS, SCOTCH and ENGLISH TWEEDS, made from sound Wool, and of fast Colours, Working Men's Suits, 20s. to 32s. 6d. Whole Wool and Fashionable.... do., 40s. to 45s. 6d. In every variety of Colour, excel- lent and durable do., 48s., 49s., 50s. Stylish and Gentlemanly do., ...55s., 65s., and upwards.

A. M.'s Stock of BLACK CLOTHS is the very best. The Cloths are woaded, of fast Colours, and will keep so permanently. A. M. warrants a perfect fit, at strictly moderate charges. A. M. would remind Parents and Guardians that he has a select and first-rate Stock of TWEEDS for Youths' wear. They are highly recommended for Quality, Colour, and Durability, as Boys always require a ^strong article. Those who desire to have their Boys neatly dressed should have their Clothes mabe by A. M., who has been highly complimented by Parents and Guardians for the manner in which he fits Youths and Boys. Parties who bring their own Cloth to A. M.'s Establishment may rely on getting a perfect fit and first-rate workmanship.

Felt Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars, Ties, Umbrellas, 278 ADVERTISEMENTS.

BRITON MEDICAL AND GENERAL LIFE ASSOCIATION,

WITH WHICH 13 UNITED THE NEW EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

CHIEF OFFICES—449 WEST STRAND, LONDON, W.C.

Capital Stock £150,000, WITH POWER TO INCREASE TO ONE MILLION, TRUSTEES. George H. Barlow, M.D. RicHD. Partridge, Esq., F.R.S- Sir Jas. Duke, Bart., Aid., M.P. John Propert, Esq. Sir Charles Hastings, M.D., W. Tyler Smith, M.D. D.C.L. Francis Webb, Esq. DIRECTORS. George H. Barlow, M.D., Chairman of the Board. Francis Webb, Esq., Deputy-Chairman. Wilson Akcell, Esq, William Manton, Esq. George Chapman, Esq. Samuel Richards, M.D. William Hamilton, Esq., R.N. E. James Oliver, Esq. Thomas B. Jones, Esq. W. Tyler Smith, M.D. Solicitors—Messrs Bell, Steward, & Lloyd. Consulting Actuary—Aethur Scratchley, M.A. Provincial Superintendent—William Harris. Secretary—John Messent, F.S.S.

lY the peculiarly equitable manner of dividing the Profits, the Policies issued by this Association hecome payable during the lifetime of the Person A ssured without extra Premium. This is accomplished by appropriating to the extinction of the last payments of Premiums those Profits which are generally applied by way of Bonus, thus providing against the often urged objection, "that Assurers do not themselves reap the benefit of their payments," and adding to the stability of the Office instead of weak- ening its resources. This feature was originated by the Briton Life Association. Those about to Assure their lives should first acquaint themselves with this peculiar feature of the Briton Life Association. Example.—A person aged 25 next birthday, Assuring-his Life for £100, would pay an Annual Premium of £2 3s. lOd.; should he live and continue his payments until the periodical division of Profits, each time his share thereof would be placed to the credit of his Policy, and be applied to the extinction of his last payments ^

ADVERTISEMENTS. 279

of Premiums, thereby converting the Policy into one payable in his lifetime, and rendering it a means of subsistence in old age. Declined and Diseased Lives.— Attention is directed to the facility afforded for the Assurance of Declined or Diseased Lives. The experience of the large staff of Medical Officers connected with this Association has enabled the Directors to prepare a set of Tables, which they believe place such lives on an equitable footing in relation to other Assured Members of the Company. Medical Referees. —Qualified Medical Attendants who are named by proposers to the Association are consulted as the Medical Advisers of the Directors, by whom all Medical Fees are discharged. The "New Equitable" Company first introduced this important mode of proceeding with regard to the Medical Profession. Annuities are granted on liberal and equitable terms, an increased rate being allowed on invalid lives. No Extra Charge made to Members of Volunteer Corps, for service within the United Kingdom, Every description of Life Assurance effected. Detailed Prospectuses, and every information, may be had by applying to

JAMES CHALMERS, 12 St John Stkeet, Agent for Perth. JAMES CHALMERS, FAMILY GROCER AND TEA MERCHANT, 12 ST JOHN STRET, PERTH, {Opposite the Banh of Scotland) WOULD call attention to his general Stock of GROCERIES, comprising Teas of finest quality, Coffees, Raw and Re- fined Sugars, Fruits in great variety in their seasons. Spices, Marmalade, Sago, Rices, and Italian Goods. PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS. WILTSHIBE BACON AND BELFAST HAMS. KEIL AND SCOTCH SALTED BUTTER. Cheeses, Pickles, Sauces, Vinegars, Candles, Soap, Toilet Soap, Brushes, &c. All of which will be found in price and quality equal to the first houses in the Trade.

Country Orders despatched with care and attention. — ;

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AIEXAraEE ROBEETSON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, 74 HIGH STEEET, PERTH,

RESPECTFULLY intimates that his Stock of TEAS, COF- FEES, and GENERAL GROCERIES comprise every variety, and cannot be surpassed for Price or Quality. Full particulars in Monthly Price List, gratis or post free. The following are articles not variable in price, to which he would call the attention of all economists, as being a specimen of his Prices ;

Good Raw Sugar, 4d. per lb., to the finest Crushed do., 54d.

Sparkling Loaf SuaAK, 6d. per lb. ; Double Refined do., 6^d. A. R.'s celebrated Mixture of the finest Teas imported, or the finest New Season's Kayson Congou, 4s. per lb. Black Teas from 2s. 6d. per lb.; fine Breakfast Congou, 3s. 4d. Soaps from all the best Makers, from 3^d. to 45d. per lb. in

Bars or in half-cwts. ; 1 and 2 cwt. Boxes at Wholesale Prices. Belfast Hams, finest quality, lOd. per lb. in Hams. Best Summer-salted Butter, Is. per lb., in Kits & Jars, all sizes.

Finest Double Gloster Cheese, lOd. per lb. ; Old Dunlop, 8d.

American, 6d. and 7d. ; finest Old Gouda, 4|d. ; Kanter, 2^d.

Fine New Currants, 4d. per lb. ; New Valentia Raisins, 5d per lb.

A liberal reduction made to Families purchasing large quantities.

Sole Agent in Perth for the celebrated British Wines manufactured by HUl, Evans, & Co., Worcester.

LIST OF PRICES. Per Bottle.

Finest Rich Old Port, .... Is. 6d. Finest do. Sherry, Is. 6d. Finest Moselle and Frontignac, Is. 6d.

Hill, Evans, & Co.'s finest Cherry, Cowslip ; Red, White, and Black Currant; Spiced Elder, Grape, Ginger, Gooseberry, Orange, Raisin, Raspberry, and Tent Wines (all made from the finest Fruits, and well

matured), , Is. 4d. The above kinds, second quality, Is. 2d. Good strong Ginger, Raspberry, and Grape Wine, only Is. Od. Finest Raspberry Vinegar, ...... Is. 3d. Finest Pale Malt Vinegar, 6d. to 8d. Pint Bottles one-half the above prices.

Observe the Address-74 HIGH STREET. PERTH. A.-<-«v

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