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PERTHSHIRE COLLECTION

including

KINROSS-SHIRE

These books form part of a local collection

permanently available in the Perthshire Room. They are not available for home reading. In some cases extra copies are

available in the lending stock of the

Perth and Kinross District Libraries.

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Digitized by the Internet Archive

in 2010 with funding from National Library of Scotland

http://www.archive.org/details/postofficeperthd185657pri : :

THE POST-OFFICE PERTH DIRECTORY, FOR 1856-57

WITH A COPIOUS APPENDIX,

CONTAINING A COMPLETE POST-OFFICE DIRECTORY,

WITH A LARGE SHEET, SHOWING ALL THE FOREIGN AND COLONIAL POSTAGES, ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS FROM ENGLAND.

CARRIERS, SHIPPING, &c,

WITH OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION.

COMPILED & ARRANGED BY J. MARSHALL.

WITH A PLAN OP THE CITY AND ENVIRONS, Engraved Expressly for the Work.

PERTH PRINTED FOR THE PUBLISHER;

BY C. G. SIDEY, POST-OFFICE.

Price Two Shillings. 376594

IGES, CREAMS, JELLIES.

WEDDERSPOON KEILLER,

0ONFEGTIONER &. PASTM 000K, 45 GEORGE STREET, PERTH, x AND 8 Nethergate, Dundee.

MlAMQA©! (gAKIig ©Rlggl® ©WFMIKfg BALL SUPPERS, SOUPS, SOIREES, MID MBMHIBIfcS. REFRESHMENTS FOR TOURISTS AND EXCURSIONISTS

On the /Shortest Notice. CREAM & WATER ICES.

Ginger Beer, Lemonade, Soda Water.

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PRESERVED FRUITS, JAMS, JELLIES, AND MARMALADE. STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM.

&c. &c.

WEDDERSPOON KEILLER, 45 GEORGE STREET, PERTH. CONTENTS.

Directory, page 1-100

Names too late for insertion, foot of page.

Appendix.

Tage. Assurance Offices and Newspapers, ...... 133 Agents, 128 New Licensing System, 129 Auctioneers and Apprai- Places of Worship, ... 132 sers, ... 134 Polling Stations, ... 135 Banking Companies, ... 126 Post-Office Directory, ... 102 Carriers, 131 Public Baths, 141

Cemeteries, 129 Public Libraries, ... 141 Charitable Institutions, 136 Public Offices, ,.. ... 122 Civil Engineers and Land Quarterly Terms, .,. 131 Surveyors, ... 135 Royal Lunatic Asylum, 142 Convener Court, 133 Savings Bank, 142 Criminal-Officers, 126 Seminaries and Public Fairs, 134 Schools, 132 Fire Engine, 134 Sheriff and Commissary General Prison, 134 Officers, 124 Gentlemen's Seats, &c, 115 Sheriff, Commissary, and" High Constables, 134 Justice of Peace Courts, 124 Justices of the Peace, ... 134 Shipping, ...... 130 List of Places, &c, 101 Societies, ... 138-141 Medical Practitioners,... 135 Society of Procurators, 124 Messengers-at-Arms, ... 125

NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION.

Bower, Joseph, assessor of property and income tax for the city, 5 George Street Brown, Rev. William, A.M. (chaplain, General Prison), St Stephen's Cottage, Canal Street Smart, David, architect, 5 George Street Wedderspoon, James, hatter, 44 High Street

ERRATUM.

Page 134,—"High Constables,"—for "James Bell," read James Gardiner, INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Assurance Companies.

Page Atlas Fire and Life, ... 158 People's Provident Life, 153 Caledonian Fire and Life, 146 Scottish Equitable Life, 148 Colonial Life, 153 Scottish Provident Life, 152 County Fire, 155 Scottish Provincial Life Dundee Sea, 157 and Fire, 156 English & Scottish Law Standard Life, ... 150 Life, ... 154 Times Fire and Life, ... 163 European Life, 147 United Kingdom Life,... 143 Forfarshire & Perthshire United Kingdom Tem- Fire, 145 perance Life, 160 North British Fire and West of England Fire & Life 170 Life, 149

Miscellaneous.

Page The Savings Bank, ... 162 Boot & Shoemakers,t77-185-186 Tobacco & Snuff Manufac- Edmonstone Coal & Fire tory, 164 Brick Works, 178 Tea & Coffee Warehouse, 165 Blacksmith and General Silk Mercery Establish- Ironmonger, 179 ment, ...... 166 Hatter, Hosier, & Clothier. 179 Umbrella & Parasol Manu- Biscuit & Pastry Baker, 179 facturer, ...... 168 Slaters, ... 180 Edge Tool Manufac- Household Furniture, ... 181 turers, 168-189 Coaching Establish China Tea Warehouse, ... 168 ments, 182-183 Perth Basket Manufac- Painters, &c, ... 186 tory, ...... 169 Stormont Arms Inn, 187 Marble Works, ... 172-174 Victoria Inn, 187 Hat and Cap Manufacturer, 173 Watchmaker, 188 Plasterer, 191 Clothing Mart, 188 Coal, Lime, and Sack, China and Stoneware Merchant, 175 Merchant, 188 Outfitting Establishmt., 175-184 Hat Warehouse, 189 Ink Manufactory, ... 176 Bill-Posters, 189 Plate, Crown, and Sheet Embroidery Warehouse, 198 Glass Warehouse, ... 176 Gun, &c, Manufacturers, 190 Tailor and Clothier, ... 177 THE POST OFFICE PERTH DIRECTORY,

IS 5 6—5 7.

Abbott, James, weaver, Dovecotland Abbott, William, weaver, 43 Pomarium Abernethy, David, labourer, 148 South street Absolon, George, M.D., 2 Graham's place, King street Adams, David, labourer, 304 High street Adams, David, pointsman, Carrs croft Adams, John, labourer, 119 South street Adams, John, railway guard, 31 Leonard street Adams, Mrs Gilbert, 9 Commercial street, Bridgend Adams, Mrs James, Union lane Adams, Mrs John, 15 Cross street Adamson, Jobn, grain merchant, 16 Pomarium Addis, Mrs William, lodgings, 69 North Methven street Addis & Frew, plumbers and brassfounders, 6 Mill street Advertiser and Strathmore Journal Office, Kirk close, 80 High street Aikman, Mrs James, 2 King's place Aitken, Charles, seaman, 7 Cow vennel Aitken, John, M.D., 48 South Methven street Aitken, John, engine-driver, 10 New Town Aitken, Mrs John, Cow vensel Aitken, Thomas, tea and coffee merchant, 172 High street—b. 190 Aldis, Mrs James, laundress, 36 Mill street Alexander, John, weaver, Thimblerow Alexander, John, carter, Newrow Alexander, Mrs Alexander, 29 Pomarium Alexander, Peter, shoemaker, 89 South street Alexander, William, Weaver, 53 Pomarium Allan, Alexander, superintendent of locomotive department, Scot- tish Central Railway, Belle Vue House Allan, Andrew, shoemaker, 2 Speygate Allan, David, weaver, 14 Kinnoull causeway Allan, James, engine-fitter, 52 Victoria street ALLAN—ANDERSON.

Allan, James, brassfounder, 20 Hospital street Allan, James, weaver, 46 Pomarium Allan, Janet, dairy, 289 High street Allan, John, seaman, 199 Sonth street Allan, John, weaver, Dovecotland Allan, Miss Janet, seamstress, Blackfriars wynd Allan, Miss Jessie, 8 East Bridge street, Bridgend Allan, Mrs George, milliner, 16 George street—house 18 Allan, Mrs John, 15 Cross street Allan, Mrs Kobert, winder, 336 High street Allan, Eobert, weaver, 232 High street Allan, Eobert, weaver, 14 Leonard street Allan, Eobert, weaver, Clayholes Allan, Eobert, mason, 61 Main street, Bridgend Allan, Walter, weaver, 33 Pomarium Allan, William, clerk, New Town Allison, James, blacksmith, 13 Canal street Allison, George, plumber, 284 High street Allison, Mrs David, 13 Paul street Allison, William, cabinetmaker Newrow Allison, William, coach-painter, James street Allison, William, brassfounder, 258 High street Ancell, Eobert, York place Anderson, Alexander, flesher, Kinnoull street Anderson, Alexander, bootmaker, 141 High street—house 160 Anderson, Alexander, turner, 97 South street Anderson, Charles, clerk [Perthshire Advertiser), 10 St John's place Anderson, David, Free Middle Church officer, 27 Castle gable Anderson, David, dyer, 106 High street Anderson, David, weaver, 33 Pomarium Andei'son, David, grocer, 274 High street Anderson, Donald, spirit-dealer, 30 High street Anderson, Duncan, sawyer, Kinnoull causeway Anderson, George, turner, 190 High street Anderson, George, railway brakesman, 69 Mill street Anderson, Henry, joiner, Graham's place, Princes street Anderson, James, tailor, 6 Meal vennel Anderson, James, blacksmith, 13 Paul street Anderson, James, baker, 154 South street Anderson, James, mason, New Town Anderson, James (of J. & M. Anderson), 17 Watergate Anderson, James, labourer, 89 South street Anderson, James, cowfeeder, Dovecotland Anderson, James, weaver, 13 Cross street Anderson, James, weaver, 5 Leonard street Anderson, James, wright, Barossa street Anderson, John A. (Dickson & Turnbull), Ivybank, Kinnoull Anderson, Eev. John, Kinnoull Manse Anderson, John, mail-guard, 19 Bridge lane Anderson, John, baker, 253 High street Anderson, John, blockmaker, 25 Canal street Anderson, John, railway-guard, 35 Canal street ANDERSON—ARCHER.

Anderson, Joseph, shoemaker, 22 Stormont street Anderson, J. & M., china-merchants, 54 St John street Anderson, Laurence, green grocer, 54 South Methven street Anderson, Matthew (of J. & M. Anderson), 227 High street Anderson, Miss Agnes, dressmaker, 17 High street Anderson, Miss Ann, seamstress, 57 Watergate Anderson, Miss Elizabeth, 19 North Methven street Anderson, Miss Elizabeth, seamstress, Newrow Anderson, Miss Janet, Clayholes Anderson, Miss Jessie, 55 Commercial street, Bridgend Anderson, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 21 Castle gable Anderson, Mrs Daniel, grocer, Athole street Anderson, Mrs David, County place Anderson, Mrs David, Dovecotland Anderson, Mrs Duncan, Carpenter street Anderson, Mrs George, Dovecotland Anderson, Mrs James, Newrow Anderson, Mrs Janet, 392 High street Anderson, Mrs John, 37 Main street, Bridgend Anderson, Mrs John, 5 Pomarium Anderson, Mrs John, 224 High street Anderson, Mrs Thomas, embroiderer, 123 High street Anderson, Peter (of Pirrie & Anderson), 5 Canal street Anderson, Peter, turner, 35 Watergate Anderson, Peter, wright, 9 Castle gable Anderson, Peter, turner, Dovecotland Anderson, Peter, labourer, Stormont street Anderson, Robert, carter, 2 Speygate Anderson, Robert, carpenter, 40 Watergate Anderson, Robert, dyer, 87 High street Anderson, Robert, carter, 4 South street Anderson, Thomas, hosier, 6 George street—house 69 Anderson, William (of Anderson & Christie), County place Anderson, William, grocer, 153 High street—house 151 Anderson, William, shoemaker, 148 South street Anderson, William, mason, Barossa street Anderson & Christie, marble and stone cutters, County place Andrew, Robert, labourer, 20 Hospital street Angles, William, tea-merchant, 37 North Methven st. & 74 High st. Angus, Charles, warper, 73 Pomarium Angus, George, blacksmith, 2 South William street Angus, James, blacksmith, 10 Pomarium Angus, John, shipowner, 2 Canal street Angus, John, labourer, 79 Canal street Angus, Miss, 16. Canal street Angus, Mrs Thomas, Thimblerow Angus, William, labourer, Craigie Annan, Alexander, mechanic, 244 High street Annan, James, plaster, 54 Canal street Annan, James, blacksmith, Carr's croft Archer, Mrs James, lodgings, 246 High street Archer, Mrs Peter, 4 Union street lane, Bridgend — . —

ARCHER BARCLAY

Archer, William, manager, St John's Foundry—house Balhousie Archibald, Alexander, labourer, 95 High street Archibald, William, green-grocer, 268 High street—house 258 Arnott, Miss Catherine, Melville street Arnott, Robert, pensioner, 2 Earl's dykes- Arthur, Henry, seaman, 25 Canal street Ash, Isaac, shoemaker, 266 High street Ashton, Alexander, bill-poster, 13 St John's place Ashton, Mrs Thomas, green-grocer, 32 Skinnergate Ayson, James, manager of New Wheaten Bread Society, Union st„ B

Bailey, Miss Mary, 6 Paul street Bailey, Thomas, tailor and clothier, 17 High street Bain, Adam, labourer, 3 South street Bain, James, salt-merchant, 210 High street—house 208 Baird, John, jeweller, 3 Bridge lane Baird, John, clerk, 281 High street Baird, Miss Elizabeth, washer, 190 High street Baker, Geo. A., professor of music, 13 Rose terrace Baker, John, broker, 9 Meal vennel—house 7 Bald, Alex., wine and spirit merchant, Canal street—house 7 Princes street Balfour, Mrs, 11 Rose terrace Ballantyne, John, smith, 266 High street Balmain, David, weaver, 33 Strathmore street, Bridgend Balinain, James, tobacconist, 37 High street—house 1 Nelson st, Balmain, James, weaver, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend Balmain, John, lodgings, 4 South Methven street Balmain, Miss, 11 Marshall place Bank op Scotland's Office, St John street— R. Home, agent Banks, Alexander, weaver, 404 High street Banks, Andrew, Leonard Bank Inn, Leonard street Banks, James, engine-driver, 2 Canal street Banks, Misses, Clayholes Bannister, Miss, milliner, 9 Charlotte street Bannister, Thos., bootmaker, 9 Athole place h. 11 Charlotte st, Barclay, Alexander, joiner, 17 Castle gable Barclay, David, 9 Commercial street, Bridgend Barclay, David, plasterer, 19 Hospital street

Barclay, George, clerk, Charter lane -. ' -Barclay, Hugh, LL.D., sheriff-sub., Mansfield place, Bridgend > \ Barclay, James, cabinetmaker, 146 High street Barclay, James, labourer, 20 Pomarium Barclay, John M., portrait-painter, 2 Blackfriars street Barclay, John, wright, Leonard street Barclay, John, draper, Keir street, Bridgend

Barclay, Miss Margaret, winder, 297 High street «, -

Barclay, Mrs, grocer, 23 Hospital street o < mm J\ Barclay, Mrs George, 10 High street Barclay, Mrs William, 20 Hospital street BARCLAY—BELL.

Barclay, William, Almondbank runner, Union street Barclay, William, hostler, 10 Reform place Barlas, David, warper, 92 High street Barlas, James (of G. Barlas & Son), 254 High street Barlas, James, warper, 246 High street Barlas, John, surgeon and druggist, 21 South street—house 34 Barlas, William, weaver, Dovecotland Barlas & Son, George, grocers and wine-merchants, 256 High st Barnet, David, tailor, 16 Leonard street Barnett, John, blacksmith, 6 Pomarium Barns, Thomas, grocer, 196 High street—house 3 Watergate Baraass, Alexander, boilermaker, James street Barrie, John, wright, 7 Methven street Barrie, John, builder, 232 High st. —house 7 South Methven st. Barrie Ninian, 308 High street Barrie, Thomas, sawyer, 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend Barty, Miss Ann, washer, Barossa street Barty, Miss Isabella, vintner, 305 High street Barty, Mrs James, Barossa street Barty, Thomas, baker, Union street Bauk, Miss Helen, 304 High street Baxter, James, teacher, Horner's lane Baxter, James, wkeel-wrigbt, 151 High street Baxter, John, weaver, Dovecotland Baxter, John, mason, 44 Commercial street, Bridgend Baxter, John, labourer, 24 Main street, Bridgend Baxter, John, weaver, 55 Pomarium Baxter, John, candlemaker, Dovecotland Baxter, Miss Jane, 246 High street Baxter, Mrs James, tea and spirit dealer, 9 St John's place Baxter, Mrs James, Leonard street Baxter, Mrs John, grocer, Dovecotland Baxter, Mrs Peter, 219 High street Baxter, William, weaver, 25 Hospital street Bayne, James, grocer, 3 Leonard street—house 14 Bayne, James, joiner, Carr's croft Bayne, John, weaver, Dovecotland Bayne, J. & W., stationers and printers, 29 High street— office 46 St John street —house Barossa street Bayne, Mrs John, Barossa street Bayne, William, railway porter, 33 Strathmore street, Bridgend Beat, Alexander, engine4itter, South William street Beatson, David, 10 Barossa place Beatson, David, weaver, 85 South street Beatson, James, policeman, St Paul's square Beatson, John, baker, 37 Castle gable Beatson, Mrs David, 5 Leonard street Beattie, John, tobacconist, 70 High street—house 72 Beckford, Mrs, 21 Main street, Bridgend Belford, William, printer of Perthshire Advertiser, 80 High street —house 11 Barossa place Bell, Alexander, slater and Welsh slate-merchant, 31 King street b2 BELL—BISSETT,

Bell, Andrew, seaman, 108 South street Bell, Arthur (of Boy & Bell), Blackfriars street Bell, David, slater, 86 Watergate Bell, David, labourer, Foundry lane Bell, Isaac, road-surveyor, 3 Isla street, Bridgend Bell, James, brassfounder, 5 Mill street Bell, James, cabinetmaker, 25 Charlotte st.—house 3 North port Bell, James, shoemaker, 3 Bridge lane Bell, James, Barrack street Bell, James, bootmaker, 137 High street Bell, James, surgeon-dentist, Blackfriars street Bell, James, shoemaker, 82 South street Bell, James, labourer, 113 High street Bell, James, fisher, 214 High street Bell, James, tailor, Union lane Bell, James, seaman, 6 Speygate Bell, Joseph, slater, 23 North Methven street Bell. Miss, Scott street Bell, Mrs, 59 Meal vennel Bell, Mrs David, 24 Athole street Bell, Mrs James, Thimblerow Bell, Mrs Janet, Dovecotland Bell, Mrs Peter, 5 Leonard street Bell, Mrs Thomas, milliner, 222 High street Bell, Peter, tailor, 16 Main street, Bridgend Bell, Bobert, dyer, Thimblerow Bell, Robert, tanner, 6 Back wynd, Bridgend. Bell, Rennie, & Co., wine-merchants, 35 St John street Bell, William, fishmonger, North William street Bell, William, shoemaker, 15 Cross street Bell, William, weaver, 15 Cross street Bell, William, Blackfriars street Belmont, William, post-boy, 2 Bridge lane Bennet, James, victualler, 20 Princes street—house Victoria street Bennet, James, wright, 28 Watergate Bennet, James, bookbinder, 122 South street Bennet, William, engineer, 13 Canal erescent Bennet, William, flesher, 67 South Methven street—house 65 Bett, Cecelia, mangle, 2 Scott street Bett, Mrs John, 101 Watergate Beveridge, Mrs, lodgings, 53 Watergate Bickerstone, Thomas, 28 Commercial street, Bridgend Billetmasteb's Office, 1 High street—Andrew Boyle Billiard Rooms, 30 George street Bird, Thomas, policeman, 216 South street Birrel, Miss Ann, Bellwood Cottage, Kiunoull Bishop, Mrs, 12 Kinnoull causeway Bissett, David, plumber, 62 Pomarium Bissett, David, weaver, Kinnoull Causeway Bissett, James, gardener, Bellwood Lodge, Kinnoull Bissett, John, dresser, Low street Bissett, Miss, 24 Marshall place BISSETT—BOYLE.

Bissett, Thomas, shoemaker, 137 High street Bisset, William, M.D., 6 Main street, Bridgend Bissett, William, inch-watcher, 338 High street Bissett, William, warper, Kinnoull causeway Bissett, William, weaver, Thimblerow Black, John, baker, 45 South street Black, John, umbrella manufacturer, 165 High street—house 163 Black, Miss, 18 South Methven street Black, Miss Mary, Newrow Black, Mrs John, 33 Canal street Black, Kobert, policeman, 13 Cross street Black, Samuel, miller, 64 Mill street Blaikie, Alexander, weaver, 8 Kinnoull causeway 'Blair, Alexander, weaver, 13 Cross street Blair, Andrew, shopman, 297 High street Blair, David, weaver, 51 Pomarium Blair, James (Perth Bank), 6 Main street, Bridgend Blair, John, stocking-weaver, 27 Watergate Blair, John, Balbeggie post-runner, 23 Main street, Bridgend Blair, Miss Christian, dressmaker, 239 High street Blair, Miss Elizabeth, draper, 130 High street Blair, Mrs, Barrack street Blair, Mrs Thomas, 219 High street Blair, Mrs William, stoneware merchant, 15 N. Methven street Blair, Peter, boot and shoemaker, 17 King street—h. Charter lane Blair, Thomas, blacksmith, Stormont street Blair, William, manufacturer, 69 K Methven st.—h. 5 Charlotte st. Blair, William, writer, Keir street, Bridgend Blatch, Kev. William, Willowbank, Barnhill Blyth, George, steelyard, Princes street Blyth, George, butler, 50 Main street, Bridgend Blyth, John, tea-dealer, 12 Kinnoull causeway Boos, Frederick, professor of music, 59 North Methven street Boothby, Captain K., 1 Athole place Bower, Joseph, Montreal Cottage Bower, Mrs John, Montreal Cottage, Bridgend Bower, Mrs Bobert, 43 Mill street Bowes, Kobert, shoemaker, 33 South street Bowes, William, labourer, 33 Castle Gable Bowie, John, joiner, 170 High street Bowie, Mrs Peter, Athole street Boyd, David, labourer, 1 Paul street Boyd, James, weaver, 70 Mill street Boyd, John, weaver, Thimblerow Boyd, Mrs, matron, Girls' School of Industry, Hospital Boyd, Mrs George, 33 South street Boyd, Mrs Peter, grocer, Dovecotland Boyd, Mrs Peter, 57 Watergate Boyd, Peter, labourer, 77 South street Boyd, Thomas, glazier, 157 High street—house 170 Boyd, William, weaver, 96 Canal street Boyle, Alexander, 26 Main street, Bridgend BOYLE—BROWN.

Boyle, Andrew, superintendent of police, 3 High street Boyle, James, shoemaker, 77 South street Boyle, John (Duncan & M'Lean), 26 Main street, Bridgend Boyle, Mrs William, winder, 336 High street Boyle, Mrs James, pottery-store, 86 South street Boyle, Peter, weaver, Dovecotland Boyle, William, weaver, Dovecotland Bradley, John, twister, 2 Leonard place Bradley, John, carpenter, Coal shore Bradley, Mrs Giles, 71 Victoria street Brae, John, 39 Commercial street, Bridgend Braid, Miss Elizabeth, laundress, 190 High street Braid, Thomas, joiner, 97 South street Bramwell, James P., M.D., 8 Barossa place Bramwell, Mrs Eliza, flour-merchant, Athole street Brand, Mrs, Scott street Brander, William, jeweller, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend Brebner, John, baker, South street Bremner, Bruce A., M.D., Woodlands Bremner, James, shoemaker, 59 Skinnergate Brewster, Alexander, gardener, 43 Strathmore street, Bridgend Brewster & Pittallo, wood-merchants, 51 Victoria street Bridges, John, dancing-master, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend Bridges, William, carpenter, 10 South street British Linen Company's Bank, George st.—John Conning, agent Brodie, Andrew, 281 High street Brodie, Colin, clerk, 28 Kirkgate Brodie, James, porter, 1 Cross street Brodie, Miss Ann, 59 Promarium Brodie, Miss Margaret, 5 Leonard street Brough, Alexander, baker, 55 Mill street Brough, James, painter, 136 South street Brough, John, baker, 78 High street—house 80 Brough, Miss Jane, 12 Princes street Brough, Mrs James, 35 Canal street Brough, Mrs James, Barrack street Brown, Alexander, embroiderer, South William street—house 16 Marshall place Brown, Alexander, labourer, Leonard street Brown, Alexander, weaver, 197 High street Brown, Andrew, cabinetmaker, 181 High street Brown, Andrew, gardener, 3 Keir street, Bridgend Brown, Charles, porter, 48 Watergate Brown, Daniel, Black Bull Inn, 1 1 Kirkgate Brown, David, shoemaker, 258 High street Brown, David, shoemaker, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend Brown, David, labourer, Newrow Brown, David, baker, 58 South Methven street Brown, David, carter, 151 High street Brown, James, toolmaker, 47 Pomariurn Brown, James, stoker, Cow vennel Brown, James, labourer, 59 Pomariurn BBOWN—BRYSON. 9

Brown, James, weaver, Barossa street Brown, John, blacksmith, 14 Paul street Brown, John, joiner, 302 High street Brown, Laurence, shoemaker, 30 Meal vennel Brown, Mrs Alexander, 23 Pomarium Brown, Mrs James, 11 Gowrie street, Bridgend Brown, Mrs John, 224 High street Brown, Mrs John, Kirk close, St John's place Brown, Mrs John, 1 Newrow Brown, Mrs Peter, 56 George street Brown, Mrs Thomas, grocer, Newrow Brown, Mrs Thomas, 43 Pomarium Brown, Mrs William, 19 North Methven street Brown, Peter D., civil engineer and land-surveyor, 30 George street —house 2 Charlotte place Brown, Peter, builder, Bamhill Brown, Peter, labourer, 27 Castle gable Brown, Robert, engine-driver, 232 High street Brown, Robert, paymaster R. P. R., 9 North Methven street Brown, T. & W., joiners, 211 High street—house 246 Brown, Westly, weaver, 308 High street Bi'own, William, teacher of drawing, Croft House, Bridgend Brown, William, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Brown, William, ironmonger, &c. , Kirkside—house above Brown, William, grocer, 117 High street—house 113 Brown, William, shipowner, Scott street Bruce, Alexander, labourer, 40 Meal vennel Bruce, David, brushmaker, Cutlog vennel Bruce, David, glazier, 102 High street Bruce, George, glazier, 102 High street Bruce, George, millwright. Union street Bruce, James, glazier, 100 High street—house 102 Bruce, John, warder, 20 Watergate Bruce, John, 5 St Leonard bank Bruce, John, tailor and clothier, 58 St John street Bruce, Laurence, carter, Union lane Bruce, Mrs John, fruiterer, 20 Princes street Bruce, Mrs James, South William street Bruce, Thomas, shipmaster, 105 South street Bruce, Robert, shoemaker, 87 High street Bruce, Thomas, labourer, 3 Reform place Bruce, William, blacksmith, Earl's dykes Bruce, William, pensioner, Kinnoull causeway Bruce, William, lamplighter, 321 High street Bruntfield, George, paper agent, 238 High street Bruntfield, George, cork manufacturer, 16 High street Bruntfield, John, painter, Flesh vennel Bruntfield, John, pensioner, Claypots wynd Bruntfield, Mrs Alexander, 224 High street Bruntfield, Thomas, corkcutter, 116 High street Bryden & Sons, John, bell-hangers, &c. 33 St John street Bryson, Charles, fishing-rod maker, Barossa street 10 BRYSON—BURNS.

Bryson, "William, teacher of dancing, Barosaa street Buchan, Alexander, calico-printer, Dovecotland Buchan, Henry, calico-printer, Dovecotland Buchan, Henry, pensioner, Dovecotland Buchan, James (of Buchan & Low), 9 Athole crescent Buchan, James, printer, 284 High street Buchan, James, weaver, 339 High street Buchan, John, weaver, Thimblerow Buchan & Low, grocers and iron-merchants, 107 High street Buchan, Miss, lodgings, 52 Main street Buchan, T. and J., ginger beer manufacturers, 129 High street —house 137 Buchanan, Alexander, coachman, 31 Canal street Buchanan, Alexander, labourer, Carr's croft Buchanan, Andrew, carriage-inspector, Carr's croft Buchanan, Archibald, stoker, Stormont street Buchanan, Daniel, railway guard, 59 Pomarium Buchanan, David, carter, 207 High street Buchanan, Donald, general blacksmith, County place Buchanan, George, engine-driver, 4 Cross street Buchanan, James, wright, 55 Main street, Bridgend Buchanan, Peter, agent for Wellwood coal, General Terminus Buchanan, Mrs George, milliner and dressmaker, 22 Kirkgate Buchanan, Mrs, 2 Rose terrace Buchanan, Mrs Duncan, Newrow Buchanan, Mrs John, grocer, 80 South street Buchanan, William (Perth Brewery), 12 North Methven street Bucknell, Mrs, Melville street Budge, Andrew, weaver, 7 Cross street Budge, James, weaver, 62 Pomarium Buik & Son, Andrew, ropework, Princes street " Buist, Andrew, Barnhill Cottage Buist, Andrew, plasterer, 89 South street Buist, Miss, 19 Mill street Buist, Miss Jane, milliner, 7 Meal vennel. Buist, Robert, session-clerk, 6 Charlotte st. —house 28 King st. Buist, Thomas, wright, 10 Newrow Buist, William, plasterer, 82 South street Burgess, Archibald, 3 Low street Burgess, James, weaver, 12 Pomarium Burgess, John, weaver, 9 Kinnoull causeway Burgess, Mrs John, 3 Melville street Burgh Assessor's Offtce, 3 High st. —J. Readdie, assessor Burgh Court Room, 1 High street Burke, Michael, labourer, 60 High street Burke, Thomas, labourer, 368 High street Burnett, James, game-dealer, 31 Mill street Burns, Felix, oroker, 6 and 9 Meal vennel Burns, Archibald, manager, Central Bank, 50 St John street Burns, George, ship carpenter, 69 Canal street Burns, Mrs Margaret, Dovecotland Burns, Robert, potato dealer, Murray street 1

BURNS—CAMERON. 1

Burns, Samuel, labourer, 74 Mill street Burry, Angus, teacher of music, 2 Canal street Burt, John, New Town Butter, Duncan, vintner, 225 South street Butter, Eobert, superintendent of goods department, 9 Mar- shall place Byers, William, manager, Scottish Midland Bailway, Mel- ville street

Caddie, James, bank-porter, 52 St John street Caddie, John, cowfeeder, Marshall bank Cairncross, George, seaman, 5 George street Cairncross, James, tailor and clothier, 28 High street Cairnie, Miss Mary, staymaker, 37 George street Cairnie, Eobert, bellhanger, 47 High street Cairnie, Eobert, commercial traveller, 60 High street Calderwood, James, shoemaker, 8 Bridge lane Calderwood, James, boot and shoemaker, 63 High street—house 59 Calderwood, Matthew, flesher, 148 South street Callum, Mrs John, 6 Kinnoull causeway Cameron, Alexander, shipowner and potato agent, 29 Mill street Cameron, Charles, Blacki'riars wynd Cameron, David, mason, Barossa street Cameron, David, porter, 23 Pomarium Cameron, Donald, mason, 6 Paul street Cameron, Duncan, seaman, 70 South street Cameron, James, grocer, 23 Strathmore street, Bridgend Cameron, James, tailor, 47 Watergate Cameron, James, wright, 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend Cameron, James, carter, Lime shore Cameron, James, junior, weaver, Dovecotland Cameron, James, senior, weaver, Dovecotland Cameron, John, mason, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend Cameron, John, weaver, Claypots wynd Cameron, John, weaver, Dovecotland Cameron, John, tailor, Leonard street Cameron, John, clerk, 13 North Methven street Cameron, John, cowfeeder, 24 Pomarium Cameron, Miss Jane, 14 Leonard street Cameron, Miss Margaret, lodgings, 137 High street Cameron, Mrs, 19 Mill street Cameron, Mrs, lodgings, Flesh Vennel ' Cameron, Mrs Alexander, 28 Kirkgate Cameron, Mrs James, Melville street Cameron, Mrs Eobert, boarding school, 7 Barossa place Cameron, Mrs John, 79 Canal street Cameron, Mrs John, 36 Commercial street, Bridgend Cameron, Mrs John, 14 Mill street Cameron, Mrs Eobert, mangle, Newrow Cameron, Mrs Eobert, winder, 304 High street 12 CAMERON—CAMPBELL.

Cameron, Mrs William, 4 Nelson street Cameron, Peter, wright, 129 High street Cameron, Robert, book-keeper, New Town Cameron, Robert, potato salesman, 90 Watergate Cameron, Robert, porter, New Town Cameron, William, builder, Victoria'street—h. South William street Cameron, William, umbrella-maker, 3 W. Bridge street, Bridgend Campbell, Anthony, mason, 239 High street Campbell, Lieut.-Col. Archibald, Barossa place Campbell, Alexander, commercial traveller, 11 York place

Campbell, Archibald, dyer and renovator, 3 S. Methven st.—h. T. Campbell, Archibald, leather-merchant, 46 Mill street Campbell, Archibald, labourer, Clayholes Campbell, Donald, currier, 23 Castle gable Campbell, Duncan, clerk, 113 High street Campbell, George, mason, 79 Canal street Campbell, Hutton, cork-manufacturer, 183 High street Campbell, James, staff-serjeant of pensioners, Barracks Campbell, James, blacksmith, 219 High street Campbell, Jedediah, fisher, 145 High street Campbell, John, hatter and clothier, 6 St John st.—h. 30 High st. Campbell, John, vintner, 95 High street Campbell, John, spirit-dealer, 41 North Methven street Campbell, John, printer, 116 High street Campbell, John, tailor, 94 Canal street Campbell, John, tailor, 132 High street Campbell, John, pensioner, 258 High street Campbell, John, drover, 21 East Bridge street, Bridgend Campbell, Miss, 75 South street Campbell, Miss Catherine, dressmaker, 142 High street Campbell, Miss Catherine, 28 Gowrie street, Bridgend Campbell, Miss Catherine, cow-feeder, 331 High street Campbell, Miss Jane, green-grocer, 18 Gowrie street, Bridgend Campbell, Miss Jane, 14 Leonard street Campbell, Mrs, 7 Paul street Campbell, Mrs, 31 Canal street Campbell, Mrs, 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend Campbell, Mrs Alexander, furnishings, 209 South street Campbell, Mrs Alexander, grocer, 135 South st.—h. 3 Kinnoull st. Campbell, Mrs Alexander, 41 Leonard street Campbell, Mrs James, 119 High street Campbell, Mrs James, 96 High street Campbell, Mrs John, 24 Leonard street Campbell, Mrs John, 27 Strathmore street, Bridgend Campbell, Mrs Peter, 25 High street Campbell, Mrs Thomas, 21 Princes street Campbell, Peter, mason, 3 Kinnoull causeway Campbell, Peter, sawyer, Melville street Campbell, Peter (of P. & P. Campbell), 33 North Methven street Campbell, Peter (of P. & P. Campbell), 22 South Methven street Campbell, P. & P., silk dyers and renovators, 9 S. Methven street Campbell, William, seaman, 77 South street CAMPBELL—CHAPLAIN. 13

Campbell, William, porter, 23 Castle gable Campbell, William, weaver, Dovecotland Campsie, James, Free St Leonard's Church officer, 219 High st. Campsie, James, barrowman, Stormont street Campsie, John, painter, 59 Skinnergate Campsie, Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 232 High street Cant, Andrew, baker, Union lane Cant, Miss Agnes, St Paul's square Cant well, Joseph, 13 Leonard street Carberry, Peter, labourer, 21 Cross street Cape, John, fireman, 49 Pomarium Cargill, Miss Jane, 14 Rose terrace Cargill, Mrs Daniel, 3 Barossa place Carmichael, James, shoemaker, 219 High street Carmichael, John, Temperance Hotel, 31 St John street Carmichael, Miss Helen, 7 Kinnoull street Carmichael, Mrs John, Kinnoull causeway Carnegie, Mrs Alexander, 77 South street Carnie, David, labourer, 295 High street Carr, Alexander, wright, 39 Main street, Bridgend Carr, Alexander, labourer, 136 South street Carr, James, labourer, 27 Castle gable Carr, Mrs James, 15 Kirkgate Carr, William, shoemaker, 41 Main street, Bridgend Carron, John, tobacconist, 84 High street—house 27 Athole street Carron, William, draper, 56 St John street—house 27 Athole street Carson, John, cabinetmaker and furnishing ironmonger, 33, 37, 56, and 57, Meal vennel—house 55 Catanach, Charles, engine-driver, South William street Caution, Mrs Laurence, Dovecotland Caw, Miss, 9 Main street, Bridgend Caw, Mrs William, 20 Leonard street Central Bank op Scotland, 50 St John street—A. Burns, agent Cess Office, 16 South street Chalmers, Alexander, labourer, 150 South street Chalmers, John, coachwright, 232 High street Chalmers, John, copper and tinsmith, 260 High street—house 258 Chalmers, John, custom-house, Glasgow road Chalmers, John, labourer, Dovecotland Chalmers, Miss, 52 Canal street Chalmers, Miss Ann, 62 Pomarium Chalmers, Miss Isabella, teacher, Dovecotland Chalmers, Mrs, 8 Castle gable Chalmers, Mrs, 21 Cross street Chalmers, Peter, labourer, 148 South street Chalmers & Richardson, grocers, 43 High street—house 67 Chalmers, Robert, baker, 184 South street Chalmers, William, time-keeper, 89 South street Chalmers, William (of Chalmers & Co.), 94 Canal street Chalmers & Co., William, manufacturers, 47 South Methven street Chaplain, Mrs Andrew, 62 Athole street Chaplain, Misses, teachers, N. William st.—house 62 Athole st. C 14 CHAPMAN—CLARK.

Chapman, Patrick, 37 South. Methven street Chapman, Thomas, clerk, Melville street Chisholm, Alexander, gardener, 7 Athole street Chisholm, James, tailor, 7 Kinnoull street Chisholm, James, shoemaker, 146 High street Chisholm, James, sawyer, 59 Meal vennel Chisholm, John, shipmaster, Athole street Chisholm, Mrs John, confectioner, 19 Athole street Chisholm, Bobert F. (H. M. Customs), Burton place Chisholm, William, draper, Athole street Chisholm, William, bootmaker, 156 High street Christie, Alexander (of Anderson & Christie), Leonard street Christie, David, printer, 113 High street Christie, David, late farmer, Stormont street Christie, Donald, railway guard, 59 Pomarium Christie, George, blacksmith, 2 Canal crescent Christie, James, grocer and spirit-merchant, 42 High street—house 1 Kirkgate Christie, James, watchmaker, 82 High street—house 80 Christie, James, weaver, 71 Canal street Christie, James, cabinetmaker, 149 High street Christie, John, land-agent, 1 Nelson street Christie, John, spirit-dealer, 158 South street Christie, John, 89 South street Christie, John, labourer, 13 Meal vennel Christie, Mrs, dressmaker, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend Christie, Mrs Alexander, Athole street Christie, Mrs Thomas (Balhousie Mill), North William street Christie, Peter, potato-merchant and shipowner, Melville street Christie, Bobert, surgeon, 34 High street Christie, Thomas, shoemaker, 55 High street Christie, Thomas, labourer, 79 Canal street Christie, William, weaver, 50 Pomarium Christie, William, hostler, 224 High street Christison, John, painter, 279 High street Chrystal, Alexander, weaver, 53 Strathmore street, Bridgend Chrystal, Peter, mason, 59 Strathmore street, Bridgend Circuit, William, shoemaker, 155 South street Circuit, William, book-deliverer, Cutlog vennel City Chambers, 3 High st.—Arch. Beid and William Greig, clerks City ©p Glasgow Bank, 70 George st.—Andw. Cunningham, agent City Hall, Kirkside Clare, Bev. Joseph, Charter lane Clark, Alexander, gardener, Union street Clark, Alexander, weaver, 323 High street Clark, Alexander, lathsplitter, 4 Beform place Clark, Charles, weaver, 16 Strathmore street, Bridgend Clark, David, weaver, 14 Canal crescent Clark, Donald, gardener, 47 Strathmore street, Bridgend Clark, George, plumber, 43 Leonard street Clark, Hugh, janitor (Perth Academy), Thimblerow Clark, Hugh, surgeon, Infirmary CLARK—CONACHEE. 15

Clark, James, painter, 37 Castle gable Clark, James, grain measurer, 79 Canal street Clark, James, weaver, Clayholes Clark, John, weaver, 327 High street Clark, John, gardener, Taybank Nursery, Bridgend Clark, Misses, Moncreiffe Bank, Craigie Clark, Miss Catherine, Leonard place Clark, Mrs Charles, Thimblerow Clark, Mrs Charles, 90 Watergate Clark, Mrs Hugh, eating-house, 130 South street Clark, Mrs James, 8 Keir street, Bridgend Clark, Mrs John, 2 Scott street , Clark, Mrs John, washer, 1 1 Paul street Clark, Mrs Thomas, 49 Commercial street, Bridgend Clark, Eobert, grocer, 19 King street Clark, Eobert, shoemaker, 45 Commercial street, Bridgend Clark, Eobert, weaver, 53 Strathmore street, Bridgend Clark, William, kiln-dry ster, 65 Mill street Clark, William, weaver, Claypots wynd Clement, Andrew, labourer, 184 South street Clement, Miss, 21 Main street, Bridgend Clement, William, wright, 184 South street Clezy, Mrs Archibald, Strathmore Inn, 43 Main street, Bridgend Clink, Miss Christian, 281 High street Clink, Mrs Eobert, 17 Castle gable Clochey, Michael, labourer, 40 Skinnergate Clow, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow Clow, Margaret, 340 High street Clow, Mrs Peter, 3 York place Clunie, William, 86 High street Clunie, William, baker, Princes street Cochrane, Alexander, boatman, 90 Watergate Cochrane, Charles, fish-dealer, 25 Guard vennel Cochrane, David, miller, 64 Mill street Cochrane, David, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Cochrane, John, meal-merchant, 127 High street— house 287 Cochrane, Miss Janet, milliner, 220 High street Cochrane, Mrs James, fruiterer, 15 Skinnergate Cochrane, Mrs James, Leonard street Cochrane, Mrs John, Kinnoull causeway Cochrane, Mrs John, 86 Watergate Coll, Alexander, sawyer, 36 Meal vennel Coll, John, tanner, 297 High street Collins, David, tailor and clothier, 56 High street—house 47 Collins, Mrs Eobert, 29 Pomarium Comb, Thomas, sexton, Dovecotland Commercial Bank of Scotland, South st.—Thomas Souter, agent Commissary Clerk's Office, 14 Charlotte street—William Young, writer, Auchterarder, clerk Comrie, John, guildry officer, 106 Watergate Comrie, Peter, painter and paperhanger, 39 St John st.—house 35 Oonacher, Charles, farrier and veterinary surgeon s 75 Watergate 16 COITACHE R—COVENTRY.

Conacher, Charles, wood salesman, 113 High street Conacher, John, mason, 7 Newrow Conacher, Miss, dressmaker, 238 High street Conacher, Mrs Alexander, winder, 18 Kirkgate Conacher, Mrs Peter, 81 Watergate Condie, George, winter, Blackfriars House Condie, James, writer, Blackfriars House Congreve, John, Sir Walter Scott Tavern, 41 Watergate Connell, Miss Ann, dressmaker, Scott street Connell, William, sawyer, 12 Cow vennel Conning, John, writer, 75 George street Conqueror, Mrs, 148 South street Constable, Mrs William, Bertha Cottage, Barnhill Constable, Mrs Bobert, 71 High street Constable, William, shoemaker, 90 Canal street Constable, William, Burton place Constitutional Newspaper Office, Kirkside Cook, Andrew, gardener, Bowerswell, Bridgend Cook, Hector, wright, 368 High street Cook, John, post-boy, Princes street Cook, Mrs, 258 High street Cook. Mrs Dr, 43 King street Cook, Mrs Andrew, vintner, 10 Castle gable Cook, Mrs John, 16 Leonard street Cook, Peter, mason, 258 High street Co-Operative Society's Store, 6 County pi. —W. Mill, salesman Co-Operative Society's Store, High st. — D. M'Vicar, salesman Copeland, Miss Elizabeth, 40 Main street, Bridgend Cornfute, Geo. L., manufacturer, Melville st. —h. 6 Barossa placs- Cornfute, Miss, 20 Charlotte street Cornfute, Mrs Andrew, 10 Rose terrace Cornet, Mrs William, lodgings, 149 High street Cossar, Mrs Archibald, Scott street Cottrell, Francis, St John's Inn, 6 St John's place County Constabulary Office, 3 High street County Hall, foot of South street County Prison, Speygate County and City Infirmary, Glasgow Road Courier Newspaper Office, 14 High street Coutts, Alexander, policeman, 199 High street Coutts, David, shoemaker, 167 South street Coutts, George, pensioner, 41 Pomarium Coutts, Geoi'ge, labourer, St Paul's square Coutts, James, sheriff-officer, 266 High street Coutts, John, 92 Canal crescent Coutts, Miss, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend Coutts, Peter, pavier, 83 Main street, Bridgend Coutts, Thomas, labourer, 130 South sti'eet Coutts, Thomas, letter-carrier, 12 Paul street Coutts, William, pavier, 83 Main street, Bridgend Coutts, William, spirit-dealer, 243 High street Coventry, John, weaver, 398 High street CGVENTEY—CRERAIi. 17

Coventry, Mrs Capt., Melville street Cowans, David, weaver, Thimblerow Cowans, James, of Perthshire Wine and Spirit Co., 7 High street Cowans, James, cabinetmaker, Canal crescent Cowans, James, ropespinner, Greyfriars lane Cowans, Mrs Alexander, 17 Main street, Bridgend Cowans, Mrs, 16 Leonard street Cowans, William, stoneware merchant, 221 High street—h. 266 Cowans, William, weaver, Dovecotland Cowper, David, weaver, 70 Pomarium Cowper, James, flesher, 134 High street Cowper, John, labourer, James street Cowper, Eobert, baker, 13 Back wynd, Bridgend Cowper, Eobert, blacksmith, 42 Pomarium Cowper, Thomas, weaver, 50 Pomarium Cowperthwaite, John James, shipowner, 84 Victoria street Cox, John, fireman, 14 Watergate Crady, Edward, band-master, 3 Kinnoull street Craig, Mrs George, washer, 19 Commercial street, Bridgend Craig, Thomas, surgeon, 71 Main street, Bridgend Craig, Thomas, officer of inland revenue, 71 Main street, Bridgend Craig, William, tailor, 17 E. Bridge street, Bridgend Craig, William, miller, 341 High street Craigdallie, Mrs, sick-nurse, 112 South street Craigie, David (Perth Bank), Craigie Craigie, David, weaver, 13 Paul street Craigie, Fairney, shoemaker, 184 South street Craigie, George, weaver, 13 Paul street Craigie, George, gasfitter, Cherry lane Craigie, James, 136 South street Craigie, James, shoemaker, 184 South street Craigie, Miss Jane, 13 Paul street Craigie, Eobert, dyer, 8 Castle gable Craigie, Thomas L., lodgings, 6 Charlotte street Cramb, David, blacksmith, Carpenter street Cramb, James, weaver, 318 High street Cramb, Mrs James, Leonard street Cramb, Eobert, violinist, 48 Commercial street, Bridgend Cranstoun, James H., landscape painter, 9 Athole crescent Crawford, Alexander, grocer, 73 South street Crawford, Alexander, weaver, 333 High street Crawford, David, flesher, 3 Kirkgate—h. 9 Cow vennel Crawford, Miss Jane, poulterer, North port Crawford, Mrs John, flesher, 22 Hospital street Crawford, Thomas, flesher, 104 High street—house 120 Crawford, William, weaver, Thimblerow Cree, John, coal-merchant, 56 Watergate Cree, Joseph, labourer, 204 South street Cree, Peter, labourer, 7 South Methven street Cree, William, labourer, 63 Pomarium Cree, William, smith, 86 Watergate Crerar, Alexander, weaver, Clayholes c2 —

18 CRERAE—CUTHBERT,

Crerar, Andrew, grocer, 28 N. Methven st.—house N. Clayholes Crerar, John, labourer, JJovecotland

Crichton, Alexander, slater, 271 High street—h. 48 George st. Crichton, Daniel, grocer, 139 South street Crichton, David, engine-driver, Burton place Crichton, David, weaver, 212 High street Crichton, David, 35 Pomarium Crichton, George, lapidary and dentist, 54 George street—house 3 Kinnoull street Crichton, James, teacher, Newrow—house 3 Kinnoull street Crichton, James, weaver, 53 Pomarium Crichton, John, mason, Charter lane Chichton, Mrs William, coffee-house, 204 High street Crichton, Thomas, tailor, 10 High street Crighton, Andrew, grocer, 9 Kinnoull causeway Crighton, David, writer, 20 South street—house 53 King street Crighton, William, corn-merchant, 322 High street—house 320 Crockart, William, wine and spirit-merchant, 1 South street Croll, Andrew, mason, 8 Pomarium Croll, Colin, superintendent Scot. Central Eailway—h. Albert place Croll, George, inspector of poor, 11 Canal crescent— h. Albert p. Crombie, Mrs Mary, 101 Watergate Crombie, Nicol, weaver, Leonard street Crombie, William, 71 Main street, Bridgend Crow, David, pensioner, 15 Pomarium Crow, David, weaver, JJovecotland Crow, David, weaver, 19 Hospital street Crow, James, 37 George street Crow, John, tailor, 90 Watergate Croy, Henry, carter, Dovecotland Cruickshanks, Mrs William, 72 Watergate Crumley, John, tinsmith, 55 Skinnergate Cumming, Alexander, sawyer, 75 Canal street Cumming, Alexander, labourer, 71 Canal street Gumming, Andrew, sawyer, 63 Meal vennel Cumming, Daniel, shoemaker, 35 South street Cumming, Rev. James Elder, 12 Marshall place Cunningham, Alexander, 4 Cross street Cunningham, Andrew, accountant and stock broker, 70 George street (City of Glasgow Bank) —house 2 Charlotte place Cunningham, James, labourer, 73 South street Cunningham, Kobert, smith, Paul's close, Newrow Cunningham, William, labourer, 35 Strathmore street, Bridgend Curr, Andrew, meal mill, Craigie Currie, J. & T., & Co., wine and spirit-merchants, 167 High st. house 14 Rose terrace Custom-House, Princes street—south end Cuthbert, David, weaver, 65 Pomarium Cuthbert, James, salesman, Murray street Cuthbert, James, labourer, 116 High street Cuthbert, William, labourer, 65 Meal vennel Cuthbert, William, 42 Canal street DAISr—DEWAR. 19

Daisy, Bernard, hawker, 36 Meal vennel Dalgliesh, William, porter, 13 Leonard street Dandie, Newby, & Dandie, chemists and druggists, 75 High street Danish Vice-Consul, Robert Lowe, 2 St John's place Darling, George, hatter and clothier, 35 George st. —h. York place Davidson, Alexander, Barnhill Davidson, Andrew, writer, 68 St John street—h. 23 Marshall place Davidson, A. & A., Royal George Inn and Hotel, 51 George street Davidson, Charles, weaver, Clayholes Davidson, James, teacher, 27Athole street Davidson, James, reporter, 71 High street Davidson, James, painter, 66 South street Davidson, James, seaman, 106 High street Davidson, James, shoemaker, 224 High street Davidson, John, plasterer, Barossa street Davidson, John, weaver, Dovecotland Davidson, John, fitter, 1 James street Davidson, Miss, dressmaker, 30 Meal vennel Davidson, Miss, 1 Barossa place Davidson, Mrs Mary, Stormont street Davidson, Mrs Thomas, grocer, 18 Watergate Davidson, Mrs William, coal merchant, St Paul's square Davidson, Peter, upholsterer, 17 Watergate Davidson, Peter, boatman, 202 South street Davidson, Eobert, vintner, 1 Leonard place Davidson, Robert, saddler, 28 Watergate Davidson, Rev. Walter, 1 1 York place Davidson, William, hosier, 12 St John st. —h. 30 High street Davie, James, labourer, 43 Commercial street, Bridgend „ David, James, mill-wright, 125 South street David, John, warper, Leonard street Dawson, John, shoemaker, 224 High street Dawson, Mrs James, 297 High street Dawson, Mrs, William, 354 High street Dawson, Thomas, railway guard, 2 Leonard place Deans, Miss Lillias, 5 Scott street Deas, Andrew, bone-setter, Kinnoull causeway Deas, James B. (of Garvie & Deas), York place Deighton, Misses, dressmakers, 203 South street Deighton, Richard, 55 North Methven street Deighton, Thomas, carpenter, 7 Meal vennel Dempsey, Peter, labourer, 49 Skinnergate Deseret, Peter, draper, 159 High street—house 69 Strathmore street, Bridgend Deuchars, James, warder, General Prison, 1 Paul street Deuchars, Thomas, sack manufacturer, 17 North Methven street Dewar, Andrew, wright, 19 North Methven street Dewar, Charles, weaver, 23 Pomarium Dewar, David, gas inspector, 79 Canal street 20 DEWAR DONALD.

Dewar, Duncan, boot and shoemaker, 21 Skinnergate Dewar, Duncan, porter, Stormont street Dewar, James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 157 South st.— house 155 Dewar, James (of M'Naughton & Dewar), Rose Cottage, Bridgend Dewar & Son, James, booksellers, stationers, and printers, 23 George street—house Grossmount Cottage, Bridgend Dewar, John (of Dewar & Smeaton), North William street Dewar, John, wine and spirit-merchant, 111 High street—house 1 Albert place Dewar, John, teacher, 19 North Methven street Dewar, John, porter, 129 High street Dewar, John, labourer, 126 High street Dewar, Mis Jean, Murray street Dewar, Mrs Donald, 37 Castle gable Dewar, Mrs James, 10 High street Dewar, Mrs Peter, 284 High street Dewar, Mrs Robert, grocer, 46 Meal vennel Dewar, Peter, tailor, 129 South street Dewar, Robert, postboy, 4 Horse cross Dewar, Thomas, carter, Charter lane Dewar, Thomas, railway breaksman, 7 Kinnoull street Dewar, Thomas, dresser, Low street Dewar & Smeaton, drapers, 1 St John street Dick, John, seed merchant and vintner, 22 South Methven street

Dick, Mrs Captain, 9 Rose terrace N Dickson, David, gardener, 237 High street Dickson, Henry, mason, 198 South street Dickson, John (of M'Kenzie & Dickson), Greenbank, Bridgend Dickson, Miss Helen, 7 South Methven street Dickson, William, stoker, 3 South William street Dickson, William, sawyer, 54 Meal vennel Dickson & Tumbull, nursery and seedsmen, 26 George street Dillion, John, railway guard, 15 Cross street Dingwall, John, plumber, 15 Kirkgate Dingwall, Mrs John, milliner, 13 Kirkgate - Dinning, Miss Margaret, matron, Royal Infirmary Divine, John, broker, 21 Meal vennel—house 163 South street Dobie, Mrs John, 170 High street Dodrick, Francis, smith, 129 South street Dobson, Ralph, basket-maker, 20 High street Docherty, Dinnis, hawker, 12 Pomarium Dodds, Daniel, hawker, 155 South street Dodds, John, lodgings, 128 South street Dodds, Mrs, Cross Keys Inn, 3 Commercial street, Bridgend Dodgson, Miss, Comely Bank, Bridgend Don, John, flesher, 21 Cross street Don, John, carter, 315 High street Don, Robert, tanner, 11 Commercial street, Bridgend Donald, David, inspector of weights and measures for the county, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend—house 15 Gowrie street Donald, John, blacksmith, 24 Commercial street, Bridgend—house 15 Gowrie street DONALD—DOW. 21

Donald, John, mason, Melville street Donald, James, hammerman, 211 South street Donald, William, 15 Gowrie street, Bridgend Donaldson, Alexander, warper, Foundry lane Donaldson, Charles, weaver, 12 Paul street Donaldson, David, plumber, 21 Guard vennel and 54 High street' —house 29 Mill street Donaldson, David, weaver, 12 Paul street Donaldson, George (of D., R., & Co.), 3 Nelson street Donaldson, George, weaver, 92 Canal street Donaldson, Gilbert, wright, Stormont street Donaldson, James, weaver, 224 High street Donaldson, Mrs, Ivybank, Kinnoull Donaldson, Mrs Andrew, Newrow Donaldson, Mrs David, 19 Hospital street Donaldson, Mrs David, Murray street Donaldson, Mrs James, mangle, St Paul's square Donaldson, Eobert, labourer, 6 Speygate Donaldson, Thomas, plasterer, Barrack street Donaldson, Thomas, baker, 8 North Methven street Donaldson, William, carter, Cherry lane Donaldson, William, weaver, Dovecotland Donaldson, William, cabinetmaker, 67 Mill street Donohue, John, shoemaker, 214 High street Doolin, Francis, labourer, 164 South street Doonan, John, broker, 62 Meal vennel Dott, Miss Margaret, 14 Watergate Dott, Mrs, 39 Strathmore street, Bridgend Dougall, William, weaver, 184 South street Dougall, Henry, gardener, 47 Strathmore street, Bridgend Dougall, John, weaver, 36 Meal vennel Dougall, William, wright, 73 Mill street Douglas, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow Douglas, Daniel, carter, 15 Pomarium Douglas, Geo. R., painter and paperhanger, 25 St John st.—h. 68 Douglas, George, labourer, Leonard street Douglas, James, furnishing ironmonger, 3 George street—house 22 St John street Douglas, James, carter, 55 Mill street Douglas, James, currier, 8 Commercial street, Bridgend Douglas, James, blacksmith, New Town Douglas, Miss Isabella, cook, 22 Castle gable Douglas, Mrs Hanah, Cherry lane Douglas, Mrs Hugh, lodgings, 246 High street Douglas, Mrs John, lodgings, 101 High street Douglas, Mrs Robert, 340 High street Douglas, Mrs William, Temperance Inn, Leonard street Douglas, Robert, corn merchant, 60 South Methven street Dow, David, book-deliverer, 87 Main street, Bridgend Dow, David, mason, 28 Meal vennel Dow, James, plasterer, 79 Canal street Dow, John, fisher, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend 22 DOW—DUFF.

Dow, Misses, meal-dealers, 7 Castle gable Dow, Miss Janet, 3 Bridge lane Dow, Miss Janet, 89 Main street, Bridgend Dow, Miss Margaret, 41 Main street, Bridgend Dow, Miss Mary, Cutlog vennel Dow, Mrs James, 24 Castle gable Dow, Mrs John, 6 Paul street Dow, Mrs Peter, 46 Main street, Bridgend Dow, Peter, carter, 151 South street Dow, Kobert, painter and paperhanger, 59 George street—house 8 Mill street Dow, Robert, weaver, 57 Strathmore street, Bridgend Dow, Thomas, grocer and wine-merchant, 65 George st. —house 61 Dow, William, joiner, Barrack street Dowie, John, weaver, Clayholes Dowie, Leonard, weaver, 394 High street Dowie, William, weaver, 396 High street Downie, Peter, mason, 52 Watergate Drain, Charles, labourer, 163 South street Dreghorn, Major A. H., St Alban's Cottage, Kinnoull Drew, James, Marshall Cottage, Bridgend Drew, Thomas, carter, 70 South street Drummond, Alex., jeweller and watchmaker, 31 High st.—house James street Drummond, Alexander, wright, 25 High street Drummond, Donald, labourer, 28 Kirkgate Drummond, George, Craigie Drummond, James, weaver, 6 Cross street Drummond, James, labourer, Newrow Drummond, John, bookseller, &c, 46 George street—house 30 Drummond, John, Gowrie Cottage, Barnhill Drummond, John Stewart, 7 St Leonard's bank Drummond, Miss, 13 Princes street Drummond, Miss Elizabeth, 24 Pomarium Drummond, Mrs, British Hotel, Leonard street Drummond, Mrs Alexander, 4 Marshall place Drummond, Mrs Charles, midwife, 194 South street Drummond, Peter R., 30 George street Drummond, William, engine-driver, Carr's croft Drysdale, Andrew, weaver, 27 Pomarium Duff, David, labourer, Carr's croft Duff, Duncan, teacher, Hospital Duff, James, wright, Carpenter street Duff, John, weaver, 1 1 Leonard street Duff, John, cowfeeder, 31 Watergate Duff, John, cawfeeder, 56 Pomarium Duff, John, porter, New Town Duff, John, weaver, 42 Pomarium Duff, John, weaver, 8 Pomarium Duff, John, labourer, 16 Leonard street Duff, John, carter, Union lane Duff, Miss Mary, 57 South street DUFF—DUNN. 23

Duff, Misses, James street Duff, Mrs Thomas, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend Duff, Peter, inspector of cleansing, 1 Kinnoull causeway Duff, William, coachmaker, 2 Canal street Duff, William, shoemaker, 73 Mill street Duffey, John, labourer, 155 South street Duffy, Peter, labourer, 155 South street Duffus, Mrs William, grocer, Leonard street Dunbar, Mrs John, 11 North port Dunbar, Mrs Robert, 26 Pcmarium Duncan, Alexander, grocer, 285 High street Duncan, Alexander M., teacher, Stormont street—h. Burton place Duncan, Andrew, dyer, Newrow Duncan, Charles, seaman, 44 South street Duncan, Colin, seaman, 98 South street Duncan, David, plasterer, 190 High street Duncan, David, plumber, 80 High street Duncan, David, porter, Carr's croft Duncan, J. & J., pianoforte teachers, Kinnoull street Duncan, James, Well Bank, Kinnoull Duncan, James, carpenter, 44 South street Duncan, James, bootmaker, 63 Methven street—h. 6 Leonard st. Duncan, John, aerated water manufacturer, 55 High street Duncan, John, shoemaker, 6 Leonard street Duncan, John, shopman, Burton place Duncan, John, teacher, Horner's lane Duncan, John, baker, 115 High street—house 113 Duncan, John, porter, 297 High street Duncan, Laurence, labourer, 238 High street Duncan, Miss Catherine, Barrack street Duncan, Miss Isabella, Dovecotland Duncan, Miss Margaret, 7 South Methven street Duncan, Mrs, 73 Main street, Bridgend Duncan, Mrs Ann, Dovecotland Duncan, Mrs James, 15 Cross street Duncan, Mrs Peter, 309 High street Duncan, Mrs Thomas, 29 Mill street Duncan, Peter, sharebroker, 60 High street Duncan, Peter, weaver, Thimblerow Duncan, Thomas (of Duncan & M'Lean), 4 Athole place Duncan, Thomas, confectioner, 133 High street—house 137 Duncan, Thomas, baker, Stormont street Duncan, Thomas, fireman, Qarr's croft Duncan, William (of Central Bank), 7 Marshall place Duncan, William, cabinetmaker, 85 South street Duncan, William, plasterer, 20 Pomanum Duncan, William, labourer, Scott street Duncan & M'Lean, writers, Blackfriars street Dunn, Charles, confectioner, 72 South street Dunn, George, shoemaker, Claypots wynd Dunn, James, commercial traveller, 5 County place Dunn, Mrs James H., fruiterer, 17 Athole street 24 DUNN—EDWIN.

Dunn, Peter, labourer, Scott street Dunsmore, Buchanan, draper, 58 High street—house 54 Durie, Miss Jane, dressmaker, Charter lane Durie, William, Charter lane Dutch, George, carpenter, 77 Canal street Dutch, William, shipbuilder, 105 South street Dyer, James, clerk, Stormont street Dyer, Miss Mary, seamstress, Blackfriar's wynd Dymock, Bev. Thomas, 3 Athole crescent E

Eadie, Mrs Charles, mangle, Melville street Eadie, William, labourer, 56 Mill street Eadie, William, engine-driver, 56 Mill street

Eagen, James, labourer, Cutlog vennel . Easmont, Charles, seaman, 57 Watergate Easson, David, carpenter, 79 Canal street Easson, James, agent, 12 Speygate—house Mount Tabor Easson, James, gas-fitter, 14 Canal crescent Easson, John, baker, 23 Castle gable Easson, John, weaver, Thimblerow Easson, John, fireman, 90 Canal street Easson, John, 2 Beform place, Scott street Easson, Mrs Alexander, 113 High street Easson, Mrs David, mangle, 2 Beform place Easson, Thomas, boatman, Horner's lane Easton, John, cabinetmaker, Newrow Easton, Mrs, lodgings, 36 South street Eckford, Mrs, 4 Charlotte place Edgar, Mrs Peter, victualler, 61 Skinnergate Edington, James, labourer, 12 South street Edward, George, bootmaker, 138 and 140 High st—h. New Town Edward, James, slater, 55 High street Edward, John, shipmaster, 73 Watergate Edwards, Miss, broker, 3 Meal vennel—house 7 Edwards, Miss, dressmaker, 12 Princes street Edward, Miss Elizabeth, bookseller, 225 High street Edward, Mrs George, 28 Gowrie street, Bridgend Edward, Mrs William, 12 Gowrie street, Bridgend Edward, Thomas, auctioneer and appraiser, 29 Meal vennel—h. 23 Elder, Alexander, weaver, 36 Pomarium Elder, Alexander, labourer, 110 South street Elder, David, potato agent, South William street Elder, David, labourer, Newrow Elder, Henry, weaver, 42 Pomarium Elder, James, labourer, 60 South street Elder, James, porter, 7 South Methven street Elder, Mrs, 21 Stormont street Elder, Mrs, 56 Mill street Elder, Mrs C, 13 Paul street Edwin, Bichard, painter, 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend ELGIN—FENWICK. 25

Elgin, James, 28 High street Elliot, George, mason, 55 Meal vennel Emerton, Richard (Tellegraph Office), 6 Kinnoull causeway Emslie, James, engine-fitter, James street Espie, Robert, coachmaker, 116 High street Ewan, William, Railway Inn, Leonard street Ewart, James, weaver, 306 High street Ewart, John, sawyer, Kinnoull causeway Ewing, Alexander, broker, 38 and 42 Meal vennel Exchange News Room, 30 George street Ete and Eak Institution, 2 Skinnergate—G. K. H. Paterson, surgeon—house New Scone

Fahy, John, labourer, 197 High street Fairley, James, labourer, Cutlog vennel Fairweather, John, gardener, 14 Back wynd, Bridgend Falconer, Miss, 1 Union street lane, Bridgend Falconer, John, wright, 28 Watergate Falconer, William, gardener, Rosebank, Bridgend Falconer, William, silk printer, 116 High street Farney, William M., boot and shoe maker, 26 St John st. —h. 28 Farney, Alexander, engine-driver, Leonard street Farquhar, Robert, labourer, 67 High street Farquharson, David, mason, 190 High street Farquharson, James, 3 Bridge lane Farquharson, John, superintendent of Wellshill and Grey friars Cemeteries, Charter lane Farquharson, John, tailor, 34 North Methven street Farquharson, Mrs Robert, Canal crescent Farquharson, William, gardener, Charter lane Fawcett, Peter (H. M. G.J, 47 King street Feggan, Francis, hawker, 86 Watergate Fenton, Alexander, flesher, 4 Back wynd, Bridgend _ Fenton, Alexander, joiner, 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend Fenton, Alexander, tanner, Cow vennel Fenton, James (of Fenton & Smeaton), Cow vennel Fenton, James, ropespinner, 46 Pomarium Fenton, Mrs John, Barrack street Fenton & Smeaton, shipbuilders, &c, Shore Fenwick, David J., confectioner, 41 George street—h. Bridgend Fenwick, James, umbrella-maker, 60 George street—h. Bridgend Fenwick, James, weaver, Dovecotland Fenwick, Joseph, clerk (Post-Office), Bridgend Fenwick, Mrs Elizabeth, seamstress, Cutlog vennel Fenwick, Peter, grocer and draper, 317 High street—house above, Fenwick, Stuart, warper, 4 Pomarium Fenwick, William, shoemaker, 5 Bridge street, Bridgend Fenwick, William, shoemaker, 47 High street Fenwick & Son, confectioners, 27 St John street—house Bridgend D m JEftGtfS—ElsBfEK.

Fergus, Peter, Baker, 41 Castle gable Fergus, Eobert, confectioner, 246 High street Ferguson, Alexander, railway traffic inspector, 73 Pomanum Ferguson, Alexander, tailor, 21 Cross street Ferguson, Archibald, grocer, 5 Beform place Ferguson, Charles, fitter, Scott street Ferguson,- Daniel, skinner, 39 Commercial- street, Bridgend- Ferguson, Eev. David', 6 North Methven street Ferguson, David, f5 Pbmarium Ferguson, James, painter, 151 High street- Ferguson, James, blacksmith, 14 Meal vennel Ferguson, James, weaver, 54 Pomarium Ferguson, John, railway porter, 69 Pomarium Ferguson, John, labourer,- Stormont street Ferguson, Miss Christian, seamstress, 8 North port Ferguson, Miss Janet, 1'2' Paul street Ferguson, Miss Jessie, trimmings, 247 High street Ferguson, Misses, milliners, 16 Charlotte street Ferguson, Mrs Alexander, Foundry lane Ferguson, Mrs James, 289 High street Ferguson, Mrs, 24 Main street, Bridgend Ferguson, Mrs, eating-house, 188 South street Ferguson, Mrs, sick-nurse, 78 Pomarium Ferguson, Mrs Neil, 77 South street Ferguson, Peter, Perth Boys' School of Industry, Hospital Ferguson, Peter, shoemaker, 116 High street Ferguson, Eobert, clerk, 276 High street Ferguson, William, teacher, 2 Canal street Ferrier, Andrew, confectioner, 47 George street Ferrier, James, fisher, 48 Pomarium Ferrier, Mrs John, 231 High street Ferrier, Miss Margaret, -2' Kinnoull street Field, William, 47 Pomarium Findlater, James, elefk, 12' Commercial street, BrMgenel Findlater, Mrs James, Murray street Findlay, Charles, writer, 33 North MetHven street Findlay, George, Ewe and Lamb tavern, 7 South street Findlay, William, labourer, 283 High street Finlayson, Alexander, weaver, ThimblerQW Finlayson, James, mason, Thimblerow Finlayson, John, labourer, 69 South street Finlayson, William, builder, Kinnoull causeway Fisher, Alexander, weaver, Kirk close Fisher, John, baker, 1 Melville street Fisher, Miss Helen, Barossa street Fisher, Miss Janet, PauFs square Fisher, Mrs Dr (of Glenearn), 22 Mam street,. Bridgea-J Fisher, Mrs John,, broker, Flesh vennel Fisher, Mrs John, winder, Claypots Fisher, Eobert, baker, Charter laae Fisher, William, toll-keeper, Doveeotland Jisher,. William, grocer, 329 High streeS FISKEN—FORB. 27

Fisken, Mrs John, 6 North Methven street Fisken, Peter, gas-fitter, 27 Castle gable Fisken, Thomas, weaver, Curfew row Fisken, Thomas, shoemaker, 55 Meal vennel Fitchie, Mrs, 51 King street Fittis, Robert Scott, clerk, 190 High street Flanagan, Mrs John, Claypots wynd Fleming, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 34 St John street Fleming, Alexander, baker, 219 High street Fleming, Daniel, brassfounder, 46 St John street Fleming, David, surgeon and druggist, 4 West Bridge street—h. 4 Gowrie street, Bridgend Fleming, George, baker, 175 High street Fleming, George, flesher, 8 Pomarium Fleming, John, mason, 404 High street Fleming, Miss Ann, Bowerswell road, Bridgend Fleming, Miss Margaret, fruiterer, 67 North Methven street Fleming, Miss Margaret, laundress, 7 Meal vennel Fleming, Mrs Christian, cowleeder, Guard vennel Fleming, Mrs, Union street lane, Bridgend Fleshee. Incohpojiation Hall, 44 South street Fletcher, Mrs Colin, 7 High street Fletcher, Mrs Oswald, 7 Kinnoull street Flockhart, John, writer, County Buildings—house 2 King's place Flynn, Patrick, engine-trimmer, 23 Castle gable Foolan, Peter, labourer, 155 South street Forbes, Alexander, gunsmith, 246 High street Forbes, Alexander, pensioner, Leonard street Forbes, Charles, labourer, Barrack street Forbes, Daniel, renovator, Reform place—house 27 Canal street Forbes, Duncan, sawyer, 162 South street Forbes, James, labourer, 30 Canal street Forbes, John, blacksmith, Melville street Forbes, John, professional cricketer, 5 North port Forbes, Miss Ann, dressmaker, 1 Kirkgate Forbes, Miss Ann, furnishing warehouse, 144 High street Forbes, Miss Betsy, vintner, 17 Hospital street Forbes, Miss Catherine, 14 Leonard street Forbes, Mrs Dr, James street Forbes, Mrs John, 362 High street Forbes, Mrs, 18 Union street lane, Bridgend Forbes, Peter, spirit-dealer, 155 High street—ihouse 153 Forbes, Robert, labourer, Stormont street Forbes, William, copper and tinsmith, 209 High street— house 207 Forbes, William, shipowner, 2 Victoria street Forbes, William, porter, Cherry lane Ford, George, saddler, 14 Kinnoull causeway Ford, John, seaman, 36 Commercial street, Bridgend Ford, John, turner, 66 South Methven street Ford, Mrs James, 238 High street Ford, Mrs Robert, 12 Commercial street, Bridgend Ford, Robert, manager of New Gas Work, Blackfriars wynd 28 FORD—FRASER.

Ford, William, boatman, 51 Commercial street, Bridgend Fo'rdyce, David, grocer, 3 Leonard place Forfar, William, labourer, Dovecotland Forrester, Miss Ann, 14 Bridge lane Forrester, Mrs, 20 Marshall place Forsyth, David, tailor, 3 Skinnergate Forsyth, David, baker, 2 Main street, Bridgend Forsyth, James, weaver, 14 Pomarium Forsyth, John, clerk, 17 Athole street Forsyth, Mrs John, Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie Forsyth, Mrs Walter, 8 Princes street—house 82 South street Forsyth, Thomas (of J. & T. Forsyth), 26 Marshall place Forsyth, Thomas, blacksmith, 9 Watergate Forsyth, William, baker, 82 South street Forsyth, J. & T., merchants, 1 St John's place

Fortescue, The Very Rev. E. B. K., St Ninian's College, Athole st. Fortune, Charles, manager of the First Wheaten Bread Society, Union lane Fotheringham, David, shipowner, 50 Canal street Fowler, Mrs, 90 Watergate Foy, Thomas, fireman, 27 Castle gable Frampton, George, coachman, 18 Kirkgate Fraser, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 93 High street—h. 87 Fraser, Alexander, wright, 6 Cross street Fraser, Alexander, labourer, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend Fraser, Alexander, cowfeeder, 55 South street Fraser, Daniel, confectioner, 97 South street Fraser, David, tailor, 333 High street Fraser, David, seaman, 40 South street Fraser, Duncan, labourer, Newrow Fraser, Henry, weaver, 25 Hospital street Fraser, Hugh, flesher, 7 Reform place Fraser, James, weaver, 204 South street Fraser, James, policeman, 85 South street Fraser, James, painter, 11 Leonard street Fraser, John, tailor and clothier, 49 High street—h. New Scone Fraser, John, saddler, 29 Main street, Bridgend Fraser, John, pattern-drawer, 55 Mill street Fraser, John, pensioner, 207 High street Fraser, John, coal-dealer, Newrow Fraser, John, glazier, 214 High street Fraser, Miss, draper, 40 Mill street Fraser, Miss Isabella, dressmaker, 31 Main street, Bridgend Fraser, Miss Jane, 246 High street Fraser, Misses, dressmakers, 61 George street Fraser, Mrs, Stormont street Fraser, Mrs Ann, Dovecotland Fraser, Mrs George, washer, Kinnoull street Fraser, Mrs Hugh, winder, 95 High street Fraser, Mrs Simon, 16 Leonard street Fraser, Mrs William, Dovecotland Fraser, Mrs William, Barossa street FRASER—GALLOWAY. 29

Fraser, Murray, labourer, Speygate Fraser, Robert, Leonard street Fraser, Robert, labourer, 4 South street Fraser, Thomas, wn'ght, 50 South street Fraser, William, haircutter, 289 High street Fraser & Anderson, lithographers, 87 High street Frew, David, surgeon, 30 North Methven street Frew, Mrs F., 39 North Methven street Frew, William (of Addis & Frew), 39 North Methven street Fulton, James, sawyer, 12 Hospital street Fyfe, Archibald, wright, Kirkside Fyfe, David, mason, 47 George street Fyfe, James, mason, 161 High street Fyfe, William, mason, 4 Horse Cross G

Grail, David, labourer, 41 Main street, Bridgend Gall, James, joiner, New Town Gall, John, joiner, New Town Gall, Miss Elizabeth, Barrack street Gall, Mrs James, 6 Meal vennel Gall, Mrs James, 14 Hospital street Gall, William, eooper, 46 Watergate Galletly, Alexander, flesher, 4 Mill street Galletly, David, wright, 90 Watergate Galletly, David, plasterer, 344 High street Galletly, George, labourer, 28 Kirkgate Galletly, George, grocer, 13 Athole street Galletly, James, plumber, 10 Paul street Galletly, James, mason, 25 South street Galletly, James, labourer, Kinnoull causeway Galletly, James, grocer, 1 Hospital street Galletly, James, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Galletly, James, tailor, 4 George street Galletly, John, baker, St John's place Galletly, John, slater, 38 Pomarium Galletly, John, wright, County place Galletly, Miss Ann, laundress, 89 South street Galletly, Miss Ann, 54 Meal vennel Galletly, Miss, dressmaker, 9 Gowrie street, Bridgend Galletly, Misses, Union street Galletly, Mrs, 15 Kirkgate Galletly, Mrs Alexander, seamstress, 294 High street Galletly, Mrs John, 82 Watergate Galletly, Mrs Peter, 3 South street Galletly, Peter, platelayer, Carr's croft Galletly, Thomas, sawyer, 24 Pomarium Galloway, George, weaver, 345 High street Galloway, James, clerk (Post Office), Barrack street Galloway, James, weaver, 46 Pomarium Galloway, John, weaver, 14 Pomarium d2 30 GALLOWAY—GIBBONS.

Galloway, Mrs Eobert, 6 Paul street Galloway, Thomas, weaver, Dovecotland Galloway, Thomas, fireman, 46 Pomarium Gardiner, Alexander, labourer, Craigie Gardiner, Andrew, carpenter, 21 Stormont street Gardiner, Capt. David, Jock's Lodge, Bridgend Gardiner, Donald, blacksmith, 6 South street Gardiner, James, Orchard Bank, Kinnoulh Gardiner, James, carter, 9 Cow vennel Gardiner, Miss Jane, sick-nurse, 13 Skinnergate Gardiner, Peter, policeman, North William street Gardiner, Robert, labourer, Horner's lane Gardiner, Thomas, labourer, Claypots wynd Garie, John, collector of water duty, 36 Mill street Garland, Andrew, carter, 269 High street Garland, Robert, miller, 56 Mill street Garthley, Mrs William, 62 Pomarium Garvie, Andrew, labourer, 105 South street Garvie, James, lime-agent, Railway Terminus Garvie, James, labourer, 28 Gowrie street, Bridgend Garvie, James, weaver, Newrow Garvie, James, smith, 129 High street Garvie, John, labourer, 7 Strathmore street, Bridgend Garvie, Johnstone, smith, 40 Meal vennel Garvie, Laurence, labourer, 79 Canal street Garvie, Miss Isabella, grocer, 25 Athole street Garvie, Mrs, Earl's dykes Garvie, Mrs, 3 King's place Garvie, Mrs, 276 High street Garvie, Mrs, 61 Commercial street, Bridgend Garvie, William, station-master (Dundee & Perth Railway Coy.), Barnhill Garvie & Deas, manufacturers, 55 South Methven street Gathan, Michael, telegraph worker, 8 Newrow Gavan, Patrick, labourer, 71 Canal street Gaw, Alexander, coachman, 35 Canal street Geddes, Lieutenant Alexander, Dovecotland Geddes, Lieutenant Alexander (R. P. R.), Mount Tabor Geddes, Mrs Capt. William, Barossa street Geddes. William, sawyer, Scott street Geekie, James, blacksmith, General Prison Geekie, Mrs David, 46 Main street, Bridgend Gemmel. Mrs William, 13 Cross street Gentle, Robert S., draper, Rose Bank, Bridgend Gentry, John, provision store, 9 South street Gentry, Timothy, tailor, 7 South street George, Miss Ann, 81 High street Gibb, David, mason, Kinnoull causeway Gibb, John, 15 Main street, Bridgend Gibb, Mrs James, schoolmistress, 17 Castle gable Gibbons, Mrs, 37 Castle gable Gibbons, Mrs William, staymaker, 95 South street 1

GIBBONS—GORDON. 3

Gibbons, Patrick, labourer, 148 South street

Gibson, David, police Serjeant, 39 Watergate . Gibson, David, currier, 1 Paul street Gibson, David, teacher, 47 Watergate Gibson, George, York place Gibson, John, writer, 10 Canal street Gibson, John, pensioner, 68 Poniariuni Gibson, Miss Margaret, 6 Charlotte street Gibson, Mrs Alexander, lodgings, Barossa street Gibson, Mrs John, 8 Speygate Gibson, Mrs John, 63 Pomarium Gibson, Mrs Peter, 8 Castle gable Gibson, Mrs Peter, grocer, Leonard street Gibson, Mrs Thomas, 6 Paul street Gibson, Thomas, shipowner, Horner's lane Gibson, William, labourer, Barrack street Giddings, Miss, matron, Murray's Royal Asylum, Bridgend Gilchrist, James, 43 Leonard street Gilchrist, Joan, grocer, Lower Craigie Gillespie, Erskine, rope and twine Manufacturer, 61 High street — house Athole street Gillespie, James, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Glas, James Moir, 77 Victoria street Glass, Andrew, weaver, 354 High street Glass, David, baker, 91 High street— house 87 Glass, David, weaver, 354 High street Glass, David, labourer, 284 High street Glass, James, clerk, 327 High street Glass, Mrs David, Clayholes Glass, Mrs, 10 High street Gleg, James, railway guard, 63 Pomarium Glendinning, William, 41 Main street, Bridgend Gloag, Alexander, seaman, 35 Canal street Gloag, John, gardener, 43 Leonard street Gloag, Matthew, wine-merchant, 22 Athole street—house 21 Gloag, Matthew, smith and furnishing ironmonger, Kinnoull street Gloag, Mrs Robert, spirit-dealer, 8 Kirkgate Gloag, Mrs William, 21 Marshall place Gloag, Robert, porter, Stormont street Glovers' Hall, 36 George street Gold, James, labourer, 74 South street Gollen, James, weaver, 362 High street Goodall, John, weaver, Curfew row Goodall, Laurence, carpenter, 82 South street Goodsir, John, commission agent, 7 High st.—h. N. Methven st. Goodwin, William, mail-guard, 11 Mill street Gordon, Charles, cowfeeder, 161 South street Gordon, Duncan, tailor, 151 High street Gordon, Hugh, commercial traveller, 16 Main street, Bridgend Gordon, George, chief constable, 3 Barossa place Gordon, John, Canal crescent Gordon, John, policeman, 5 Kinnoull causeway 32 GORDON—GRAHAM.

Gordon, Thomas, labourer, 3 Newrow Gordon, William, clerk, 31 Leonard street Gorham, David, sawyer, 13 Canal crescent Gorrie, Andrew, blacksmith, Low street Gorrie, David, coppersmith and gas-fitter, 251 High street—h, 253 Gorrie, David, brassfounder, Barrack street Gorrie, George, miller, 7 Paul street Gorrie, James, weaver, Newrow Gorrie, John, upholsterer, 238 High street Gorrie, John, dairy, 197 South street Gorrie, Mrs David, 246 High street Gorrie, Mrs James, Barrack street Gorrie, Mrs AVilliam, Barnhill Gorrie, Peter, wireworker, New Town Gorrie, Robert, wright, 248 High street—house 246 Gorrie, Thomas, wire-worker, 80 Watergate—house 84 Gorrie, Thomas, engineer, 6 Newrow Gorrie, Thomas, pattern-maker, 238 High street Gourlay, Mrs John, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend Government Emigration Office, 80 George street—C. G. Sidey, agent Gow, Alexander, shoemaker, 190 High street Gow, Alexander, hostler, 26 Princes street Gow, Daniel, coal merchant, Earl's dykes—h. 26 Princes street Gow, D. & D., grocers and spirit-dealers, 93 South street Gow, George, teacher, 71 High street—house 19 Mill street Gow, James, carpenter, 77 South street Gow, James, ropespinner, Curlew row Gow, James, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Gow, John, mason, 16 Union street lane, Bridgend Gow, John, carter, 90 Victoria street Gow, John, shoemaker, 116 High street Gow, Magnus M., millwright, 24 Mill street—h. 2 Melville street Gow, Miss Elizabeth, 38 Mill street Gow, Miss Lilias, dressmaker, 90 Victoria street Gow, Miss, grocer, Barossa street Gow, Mrs James, lodgings, 28 Kirkgate Gow, Mrs Janet, Horner's lane Gow, Mrs Robert, 19 Mill street Gow, Thomas, weaver, 55 Pomariuin Gowanlock, James, gardener, Asylum, Bridgend Gowans, James (of J. & W. Gowans), King's place Gowans, James, postboy, North Wiljiam street Gowans, J. & W., wholesale chemists and druggists, 21 High st. Gowans, Mrs Alexander, 45 Pomarium Gowans, William (of J. & W. Gowans), 22 King street Graham, Alexander, 15 Marshall place Graham, Alexander, grocer, 74 Pomarium Graham, David, weaver, 53 Pomarium Graham, Ellis, fireman, 89 South street Graham, James (of Thomas Graham & Co.), 23 Princes street Graham, James, labourer, Stormont street GRAHAM—GREEN. 33

Graham, John D., boot and shoemaker, Carpenter street Graham, John, shoemaker, 342 High street Graham, Mrs, 1 1 Reform place Graham, Mrs John, lodgings, 60 High street Graham, Mrs Robert, dressmaker, 224 High street Graham, Peter, wood and coal merchant, Princes street cottage Graham, William, carter, Barrack street Graham, William, smith, Kinnoull causeway Graham & Co., Thomas, wood and coal merchants, 19 Princes st. Grahame, John, writer, 14 Watergate—house 61 George st. Granger, John, contractor, York place Grant, Charles, wright, 46 North Methven street Grant, George (late Excise), 46 Commercial street, Bridgend Grant, James, steelyard, South Methven street—house Reform pi. Grant, James, coppersmith, 101 Watergate Grant, James, labourer, 126 High street Grant, John, grocer, 66 St John street—house 9 Barossa place Grant, Miss, Stormont Cottage, Bridgend Grant, Mrs Alexander, 59 North Methven street Grant, Mrs James, Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie Grant, Mrs John, 132 High street Grant, Robert S., clerk, Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie Grant, William, planemaker, 89 South street Grasby, E. H., manufacturer of hosiery, 23 High st.—h. opposite Gray, Alexander, hostler, 9 Castle gable Gray, Alexander, ink manufacturer, Shore house Gray, Rev. Andrew, A.M., 3 Athole place Gray, Andrew, & Sons, manufacturers, 82 Watergate Gray Brothers, drapers, 34 George street—h. 82 Watergate Gray, George, writer, 14 South st. —house Bowerswell, Bridgend Gray, James, engineer, 68 St John street Gray, James, wright, 184 South street Gray, James, smith, Dovecotland Gray, James, weaver, 19 Leonard street Gray, James, pensioner, Stormont street Gray, John (Perth Bank), 9 Barossa street Gray, John B. (of Gray Brothers), 82 Watergate Gray, John M'Euen, ironmonger, 7 George street—h. 7 High st. Gray, Miss Barbara, 3 Barossa place Gray, Mrs Alexander, milliner and dressmaker, 85 High st.—h. 87 Gray, Mrs Andrew, 4 Athole crescent Gray, Mrs George, Leonard street Gray, Mrs John, 79 Canal street Gray, Mrs Peter, Clayholes Gray, Robert, weaver, 31 Pomarium Gray, Robert, weaver, Thimblerow Gray, Thomas, coachman, 13 Cow vennel Gray, William, grocer, 9 Canal crescent Gray, William, cowfeeder, 217 High street Gray, William, mill-wright, 14 Stormont street Green, Daniel, labourer, 87 Watergate Green, John, porter, 59 Meal vennel 34 GREENHILL—HA.LKER8T0NE.

Greenhill, Mrs James, 9 Castle gable Greenhill, Peter, ropespinner, 28 Watergate Grego, Charles, optician, 27 High street—house 29 Kirkgate Grego, Nero, poulterer, Kirkgate—house 29 Gregor, James, clerk, 2 Victoria street Gregor, James, shoemaker, Earl's dykes Gregor, James, weaver, 18 Stormont street Gregor, John, grocer, 323 High street Gregor, Mrs James, Nelson street Greig, Alexander (of Greig & Son), 59 North Methven street Greig, David, watchmaker and jeweller, 99 High street and 30 St John street—house 6 Marshall place Greig, George, baker, 2 Leonard place Greig, James G., (of Greig and Son), Scott street, corner of Mar- shall place Greig, James (of R. & J. Greig), Athole street Greig, Miss, 2 Barossa place Greig, Robert (of R. & J. Greig), 3 Marshall place Greig, Thomas, clothier and shoe merchant, 24 Watergate Greig, William, joint city-clerk, 3 High street—h. 47 George St. Greig & Son (Mercantile Academy), Kinnoull street Greig, R. & J., merchants, 89 High street Greive, John, labourer, 90 South street Grimmond, John, town-officer, 42 Skinnergate Grimmond, Mrs Robert, grocer, 19 Pomarium Guild, John, blacksmith, 30 Princes street Guild, John, porter, 129 High street Guild-Hall, 96 High street Gullen, Andrew, upholsterer, 2 Canal street Gunn, David, wright, Carpenter street Gunn, William, hosier, 53 High street—house 55 Guthrie, Alexander, brassfounder, 28 Watergate Guthrie, John, agent, 37 Castle gable Guthrie, Mrs Andrew, vintner, 25 Kirkgate Guthrie, Peter, boot and shoemaker, 17 Castle gable H

Haggart, Daniel, 11 East Bridge street, Bridgend Haggart, James, mason, 12 Castle gable Haggart, John, labourer, 5 New Town Haggart, Miss Ann, grocer, 214 South street Haggart, Miss Janet, 3 Main street, Bridgend Haggart, Mrs Robert, 19 Cross street Haggart, Peter, joiner, 74 Victoria street Haggart, Peter, shoemaker, 26 Gowrie street, Bridgend Haggart, Walter, carter, Cow vennel Haggarty, John, shoemaker, 273 High street Haggarty, Michael, shoemaker, 1 Mill wynd Haggarty, Peter, labourer, 82 South street Haggie, Miss Isabella, 6 Paul street Halkerstone, James, canteen, Barracks 1ULKET— JUllT. f?$

Halket, David, surgeon, 1 Charlotte street Halket, ftobett, riddlemaker, 219 High street Hall, George, ticket-cleric, Paradise place Hall, James, tea merchant, 59 Strathmore street, Bridgend Hall, Jaines, shoemaker, 21 East Bridge street, Bridgend Hall, John, painter, Horner's lane Hall, Thomas, grocer, 18 Princes street Hall, William, slater, 894 High street Halley, Andrew, plasterer, 190 High street Halley, David, clerk, 111 South street Halley, David, grocer, Dovecotland Halley, David, weaver, Dovecotland Halley, George, railway guard, 3 Kinnoull causeway Halley, George, Weaver, Dovecotland Halley, James, Logiealmond Tavern, 10 South Methven street Halley, James, painter, 16 Canal street Halley, James, brewer, 75 Canal street Halley, John, coal-merchant, Dovecotland Halley, Miss M., dressmaker, 163 High street Halley, Miss Margaret, rope manufacturer, 180 High st,-Hb. 163 Halley, Robert, sailor, Dovecotland Halley, Robert, labourer, Low street Halley, William, plasterer, 139 South street Halley, William, pointsman, 396 High street Halley, William, weaver, 50 Pomarium Hally, James, messenger-at-arms, 36 Greorge street Hally, Mrs David, 2 Bridge lane Halliburton, Mrs Adam, lodgings, 68 Meal vennel Hamilton, James (Perth Loan Office), 12 St John's place Hamilton, James, weaver, Dovecotland Hamilton, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 48 St John st.—h. 46 Hammerman Incorporation's Hall, 175 High street Hampton, Alexander, teacher, 26 Leonard street Handyside, George, Central Shoe Mart, 62 High street Harley, Mrs John^ Leonard street Harper, Mrs,3 Kmnoull causeway Harper, William, fish-cuter, Foundry lane—h. 15 Athole street Harrier, Mrs, lodgings, 9 Cow vennel Harris, Alexander, fisher, Low street Harris, Alexander, mason, Barrack street Harris, Ebenezer, weaver, Claypots wynd Harris, James, mason, Barracks Harris, James, mason, 9 Watergate Harris, John, mason, 47 George street Harris, Miss Janet, 7 Kinnoull street Harris, Mrs, Perth Female School, Hospital Harris, Mrs William, Mill wynd Harris, Thomas, railway guard, 7 Pomarium Harris, Thomas, weaver, 337 High street Harrison, Mrs Adam, 11 Hospital street HarroWer, John, watchmaker, Newrow Harrower, Mrs John, lodgings, 31 Canal street Hart, Mrs John, 24 Pomarium 36 HART—HENDERSON.

Hart, Samuel, porter, 3 Horse cross Harvie, James, harbour-master, Scott street Hatfield, William, engine-driver, New Town Haxton, Alexander, engine-driver, New Town Hay, Adam, dyer, 268 High street Hay, Alexander, auctioneer and land-surveyor, 63 South street Hay, Alexander, slater, 276 High street Hay, David, weaver, 27 Cross street Hay, George, tanner, 1 Paul street Hay, James, builder, Mount Tabor Hay, James, wright, 5 County place Hay, James, shipmaster, 72 High street Hay, James, wright, Clayholes Hay, James, weaving-utensil-maker, Newrow Hay, James, weaver, 14 Leonard Street Hay, James, labourer, 36 Meal vennel Hay, John, weaving agent and grocer, Newrow—house above Hay, John, weaver, 49 Pomarium Hay, John, weaver, 19 Leonard street Hay, Miss Jane, dressmaker, 9 St John street Hay, Mrs, 36 Meal vennel Hay, Mrs Charles, Dovecotland Hay, Mrs George, 58 Main street Hay, Peter, carpenter, 37 Pomarium Hay, Eobert, draper, 27 George street—house Bankfoot Hay, Eobert, wright, Carpenter street Hay, Eobert, weaver, 31 Pomarium, Hay, Thomas, weaver, 42 Pomarium Hay, William, weaver, 1 1 Leonard street Hay & Aitken, straw-hat-makers, 25 High street Haywood, Mrs Henry, 79 Canal street Hazell, James, refreshment rooms, 165 South street •

Heiton, A. & A., architects, York place . — \/ Henderson, Andrew, weaver, Thimblerow '. Henderson, Charles, pensioner, 20 Leonard street Henderson, David, cleaner, 2 Newrow Henderson, David, painter, 38 Skinnergate Henderson, Francis, sawyer, Newrow Henderson, George, labourer, 44 South street Henderson, George, fruiterer, 265 High street—house Hillyland Henderson, George, last-maker, 17 Meal vennel Henderson, Henry, painter, 14 Paul street Henderson, James, fireman, 9 Castle gable Henderson, James, shoemaker, 38 Skinnergate Henderson, James, vintner, 307 High street Henderson, John, of Muir & Henderson, Isla street, Bridgend Henderson, John, labourer, 2 Newrow Henderson, John, hostler, 59 Pomarium Henderson, John, weaver, Stormont street Henderson, Joseph, baker, 211 High street Henderson, Matthew, sawyer, 12 Paul street Henderson, Miss Ann, Leonard street HENDERSON—HILL. 37

Henderson, Miss Janet, Barossa street Henderson, Mrs, 69 South street Henderson, Mrs, sick-nurse, 34 South street Henderson, Mrs David, 1 Paul street Henderson, Mrs James, 333 High street Henderson, Mrs John, 7 Cow vennel Henderson, Mrs John, 71 High street Henderson, Mrs Walter, 219 High street Henderson, Mrs William, lodgings, 224 High street Henderson, Robert, blacksmith, Thimblerow Henderson, Robert, gas-fitter, Cutlog vennel Henderson, Robert, labourer, 14 Paul street Henderson, Robert, weaver, Thimblerow Henderson, 1 nomas, grocer and spirit merchant, 249 High st. —house 245 Henderson, Thomas, Stanley post runner, Barossa street Henderson, William, M.D., 17 Rose terrace Henderson, William, railway guard, 24 Leonard street Henderson, William, blacksmith, Cow vennel Henderson, William, weaver, Thimblerow Henderson, William, labourer, Dovecotland Hendry, James, waiter, 12 Cross street Hendry, John, weaver, Claypots wynd Hendry, Mrs James, dressmaker, 56 South street Hendry, Thomas, miller, 98 Canal street Hendry, William, labourer, 4 Cross street Hepburn, Alexander, manufacturer, 8 Canal crescent Hepburn, David, writer, 7 Charlotte street—house 16 Rose terrace Hepburn, David, weaver, Stormont street Hepburn, James, weaver, Dovecotland Hepburn, James, weaver, 1 Paul street Hepburn, Miss Jane, Melville street Hepburn, Miss Margaret, boarding school, Athole street Hepburn, Mrs, Canal street Hepburn, Mrs Jamee, Dovecotland Hepburn, Mrs Ninian, 15 Barossa place Herbert, Edward, professor of music, Kinnoull street Herd, David, labourer, 66 South street Herd, Mrs James, 327 High street Herdman, David, boat-builder, 28 Watergate Heron, Charles, weaver, Thimblerow Heron, Joseph, tailor, 1 Back wynd, Bridgend Herschel, Alexander, blacksmith, 2 Kinnoull causeway Hewat, Andrew, pie baker, 10 Watergate—house 14 Hewat, James, junior, pie baker, 30 S. Methven st h. 28 Hewat, Kirkwood, candlemaker, 66 High street—house 50 Canal street Hewat, Mrs James, 8 Watergate Hill, David, labourer, 59 Pomarium Hill, David, weaver, 7 South Methven street Hill, Mrs Charles, 1 Barossa place E 38 HILL—HUTCHISON.

Hill, Robert, pensioner, 89 South street Hill, William, mason, 3 Reform place Hobs on, James, stocking- weaver, 30 "Watergate Hobson, James, shoemaker, 71 High street Hobson, John, stocking-weaver, 7 Kinnoull street Hobson, John, stocking- weaver, 16 Canal street Hobson, Mrs James, 102 High street Hodge, David, railway guard, 9 Newrow Hogg, John, wright, 281 High street Hogg, Mrs, 8 Keir street, Bridgend Hogg, Peter, brassfounder, 56 Mill street Hogg, William, ropespinner, 204 South street Hoggins, James, carpenter, 15 Kirkgate Holmes, Mrs John, sick nurse 246 High street Honey, James M., writer, 28 High street—h. Melville street Honey, Miss Janet, meal-dealer,, 11 St John's place Honey, Mrs George, flesher, 37 St John street —house 25 South street Honeyman, John, spirit dealer, 242 South street Hood, John, (Public Baths), Mill street Hood, Laurence, porter, Perth Bank, 22 George street Hood, William, weaver, 42 Pomarium Hopkirk, David, baker, Leonard street Home, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland Home, Robert, manager of Bank of Scotland, 5 St John st. Home, Andrew, weaver, 7 Pomarium Home, George, labourer, 219 High street Home, Michael, labourer, Flesh vennel Home, Mrs Laurence, grocer, 81 Main street, Bridgend Hosack, William, seaman, 63 Watergate Hostler, James, porter, Paul's close Hounsell, William, hostler, 19 Castle gable, Howie, James, gardener, 7 Leonard street Howie, John, corn-merchant, 21 Strathmore street, Bridgend Howie, Mrs James, 5 Horse cross Howie, Mrs William, Melville street Hughes, Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, 15 Canal crescent Huie, Rev. John Z., 3 King's place Humble, Rev. Henry, St. Ninians College, Athole street Hunt, Colin A., hatter and clothier, 38 George street—house 8 Watergate Hunt, Thomas, shoemaker, 14 Watergate Hunter, John, tenter, 245 High street Hunter, Miss Isabella, mangle, 89 South street Hunter, Mrs, 238 High street Husband, David, draper, New Town Husband, David, railway guard Can's croft Hutchison, Alexander, wright, 6 Meal vennel Hutchison, Andrew, flesher, 16 Gowrie street, Bridgend Hutchison, Andrew, weaver, 12 Commercial street, Bridgend Hutchison, Colin, fruiterer, 61 South Methven street Hutchison, John, weaver, Newrow HUTCHISON—INGRAM. 39

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Hutchison, John, cabinetmaker, Stormont street Hutchison, John, weaver, 54 Poraarium Hutchison, John, Scott street Hutchison, Misses, South William street Hutchison, Misses, dressmakers, Stormont street Hutchison, Mrs James, Clayholes Hutchison, Mrs John, Stormont street Hutchison, Walter, upholsterer, 48 Commercial St., Bridgend Hutchison, William, governor, County Prison, Speygate Hutchison, William, tailor, 25 George street Hutchison, William, engine-driver, Barnhill Hutton, George, teacher, 2 Melville street Hutton, George, wright, Cow vennel Hutton, James, weaver, 170 South street Hutton, John, painter, 11 Pomarium Hutton, Mrs, Barossa street Hynd, John, fitter, 77 South street Hyslop, William, warder, Murray's Royal Asylum, Bridgend

Imrie, Andrew, (of Water-House,) 111 South street Imrie, David, wright, 308 High street Imrie, David, labourer, Dovecotland Imrie, David, labourer, 27 Cross street Imrie, George, weaver, 14 Leonard street Imrie, Henry, leather merchant, 203 High st. —h. Murray st. Imrie, Henry, railway guard, 14 Leonard street Imrie, James, poulterer, Carpenter street Imrie, James, weaver, Dovecotland Imrie, John, teacher, Union street Imrie, John, tailor, County place Imrie, John, shoemaker, 89 South street Imrie, Joseph, seaman, 170 High street Imrie, Mrs Alex., 75 Victoria street Imrie, Miss Ann, 27 Commerical street, Bridgend Imrie, Miss Janet, washer, Barossa street Imrie, Mrs John, Barossa street Imrie, Mrs, 56 Canal street Imrie, Peter, cabinetmaker and uphol., 76 George st.—h. 72 Imrie, Robert, seaman, 139 South street

Imrie William, ironmonger, 10 St John street —h. 47 George st. Imrie, William, leather merchant, Murray street Inches, Miss Helen, lodgings, 4 Gowrie street, Bridgend Indigent Old Men's Society Store, 156 South street—Peter Grimmond, manager Ingles, Mrs George, shipowner, 56 Victoria street Ingles, William, goods agent, New Town Ingram, Archibald, weaver, 333 High street Inland Revenue Office (Excise,) 14 Charlotte street—John Watson, collector —.

40 INNES—JACKSON.

Inland Revenue Opfice, (Stamps and Taxes,) 6 Charlotte st. —John Maxtone, distributor and collector Innes, Mrs, mangle, 228 South street Ireland, John, smith, 4 Cross street Ireland, James, photographic artist, Princes st h. Scott st. Ireland, Mrs William, 67 Mill street Ireland, Peter, clerk, Scott street Ireland, Robert, mason, 170 High street Irons, I). & J., tea merchants, 29 St John street—house 31 Ironside, Miss, 4 Kinnoull causeway- Irvine, James, shipowner, 259 High street Irvine, James, labourer, Carr's croft Irvine, John, smith and cartwright, North William street Irvine, Miss Ann, milliner, 9 George street—h. 20 Watergate Irvine, Mrs Alexander, 79 Canal street Irvine, Mrs Mercer, North William street Irvine, Mrs Robert, seamstress, 6 High street Isaac, John, coal merchant, Earl's dykes—h. 10 N. Methven st Isaac, Mrs Thomas, 97 South street Isaac, Thomas, warder, County Prison, 106 Watergate Isdale, Alexander, coal merchant, Kinnoull street—house 47 High street Isles, John, shoemaker, South William street Isles, Peter, warper, 26 Princes street Isles, Peter, labourer, South William street Izzet, John, seaman, St Ann's lane

Jack, James, bootmaker, Bridgend-—house 12 Gowrie street Jack, John, seaman, 139 South street Jack, Mrs Andrew, washer, Union street Jack, Mrs James, 125 South street Jack, Mrs Peter, 39 Commercial street, Bridgend Jackson, Charles, draper, 13 Charlotte street—house 14 Jackson, David, seedsman, Kinnoull causeway Jackson, Edwin,, game dealer, 195 High street Jackson, Henry, seaman, 94 Canal street Jackson, Hunter, joiner, 129 High street Jackson, James, carver and gilder, 2 Bridge lane Jackson, James H., stationer and bookbinder, 173 High st. house 170 Jackson, James, vintner, Lime shore Jackson, John, inspector of poor, Bowerswell road, Bridgend Jackson, John, bootmaker, 12 Commercial street, Bridgend Jackson, John, railway guard, Cair's croft Jackson, John, cabinet, golf-club, and fishing-rod maker, 22 North Methven street Jackson, Miss Barbary, milliner, 12 Charlotte street Jackson, Miss E., lodgings, 67 High street Jackson, Mrs, Leonard street JACKSON—KEATING. 41

Jackson, Mrs James, 142 South street Jackson, Mrs John, 19 Pomarium Jackson, Peter, tailor, 89 South street Jackson, Peter, carter, 71 Canal street Jackson, Peter, painter, 7S Mill street Jackson, Robert, seaman, 14 South street Jackson, Thomas, carver and gilder, 66 George street—house 3 Bridge lane Jackson, Thomas, wright, 11 Gowrie street, Bridgend Jackson, William, bookbinder, 181 High st. —h. 142 South st. Jameson, Melville, writer, 1 Athole crescent—h. 8 Barossapl. Jamieson, Andrew P., manufacturer, 2 Kinnoull street—house 9 North Methven street Jamieson, John, clothier and general outfitter, 62 and 64 George street, and 4 and 6 Bridge lane—house 56 Jamieson, John A., secretary, Scot. Cen. Railway, North Bank, Craigie Jamieson, John W. (of Cen. Bank), Moncreiffe Bank, Craigie Jamieson & Co., Thomas, game-dealers, 18 Mill street Jamieson, William, currier, 281 High street Jamieson, William, hawker, 13 Hospital street Jardine, George, shipowner, James street Jardine, James, Refreshment Rooms, 264 High street—h. 266 Jardine, John, (T. Wright & Son), Bowerswell, Bridgend Jarvie, Mrs James, 90 Watergate

Jarvie, William, j oiner, St Paul's square Jenkins, Thomas, (of Keating & Co.) 11 York place Johnman, Alexander, carpenter, Horner's lane Johnman, William, draper, 185 South street Johnman, William, sawyer, 26 Princes street Johnston, George, shopman, 148 South street Johnston, Henry, 3 Bridge lane Johnston, Henry, fruiterer, 12 Watergate Johnston, Miss Janet, lodgings, 49 Meal vennel Johnston, Miss Margaret, Mill street Johnston, Mrs James, 73 South street Johnston, Mrs John, 28 Marshall place Johnston, Mrs William, 89 South street Johnston, Mrs John, 44 Watergate Johnston, Peter, wright, Cow vennel,—house 10 South street Johnston, Stewart, flesher, 7 North port—house 5 Johnston, William, weaver, 384 High street Johnston, William Glen R., 2 Athole crescent Jolly, David L., agent, National Bank, 5 High street Jones, Mrs, lodgings, 36 Meal vennel Junior, Mrs David, 30 North Methven street E

Kay, James, labourer, 22 Stormont street Keating & Co., clothiers, 20 St John street e2 42 KEAY—KENNEDY.

Keay, Andrew, (of Pullar & Keay), South William street Keay, David, writer, 37 George street—house York place Keay, James, weaver, 21 Cross street Keay, John, sheriff officer, 4 Cross street Keay, Mrs Robert, 31 George Street Keay, Mrs Robert, York place Keay, William, weaver, Dovecotland Keegan, George, broker, 32 Meal vennel Keegan, Michael, labourer, 40 Meal vennel Keiller, Wedderspoon, confectioner, 45 George st. —house 47 Keiller,. William, confectioner, 63 George street—house Boat- land, Bridgend Keilour, Joseph, carpenter, 73 ¥7atergate Keilour, Mrs, 20 Charlotte street Keilour, Mrs Jane, Dovecotland Keilour, Mrs William, 47 Watergate Keilour, Robert, wright, 205 South street Keilour, William, mason, Foundry lane Keir, George, Dupplin post, 10 High street Keir, James, teacher, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Keir, John, engineer, 2 Reform place Keir, Miss, 273 High street Keitb, Samuel, engineer, New Town Kelloch, Robert, labourer, 14 South street Kelly, John, labourer, Athole street Kelly, Richard, broker, 51 Meal vennel Kelly, William, ropespinner, 315 High street Kelt, Andrew, shipmaster, 10 Speygate Kelty, Andrew, M.D., Tayhill, Bridgend Kelty, David, eating-house, Flesh vennel Kelty, John, weaver, 15 Pomarium Kelty, William, weaver, 55 Pomarium Kemp, John, writer, 36 George street—house 3 King street Kemp, Mrs Peter, Barrack street Kemp, William, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Kennedy, Alexander, Kinnoull causeway Kennedy, Charles, porter, 77 South street Kennedy, David, painter and paper-hanger, 97 Highst.—h. 50 Kennedy, David, weaver, 384 High street Kennedy, Duncan, labourer, 167 South street Kennedy, Duncan, labourer, 12 Cow vennel Kennedy, James, baker, 148 South street Kennedy, John, Salutation Inn and Hotel, 24 South street Kenned), John, pointsman, Kinnoull causeway Kennedy, John, plumber, 146 High street Kennedy, Mary, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend Kennedy, Mrs, 142 South street Kennedy, Mrs Duncan, lodgings, 170 High street Kennedy, Mrs H., 297 High street Kennedy, Mrs H., James street Kennedy, Mrs John, 182 High street Kennedy, Mrs Robert, grocer, £6 Kirkgate —

KENNEDY—KINNOCH.

Kennedy, Peter, book-deliverer, 306 High, street Kennedy, Robert, tailor, 59 Meal vennel Kennedy, Robert, pensioner, 102 High street Kennedy, William, plasterer, 12 South street Kennoway, Charles G., confectioner, 101 South street Ker, Lord Charles, Kinnoull Cottage, Bridgend Kerr, Andrew, Globe Hotel, 52 South street Kerr, Jchn, clerk, 10 Keir street, Bridgend Kerr, John, fireman, 2 Reform place Keir, Mrs Isabella, grocer, Union lane Kerr, Mrs John, 98 South street Kerr, Peter, sheriff-officer, Watergate Kerr, William, Hillside, Barnhill Kethel, Mrs George, spirit- dealer, 244 High street Kettle, Miss, seamstress, 309 High street Kettle, Robert, meal and flour -merchant, 52 South Methven street —house Craigie Kettles, Andrew, grocer and wine-merchant, 1 Main street, Bridgend, — house above Kettles, William, brewer, Clayholes Kidd, David, carver and gilder, 14 Princes street Kidd, John, book-deliverer, Dovecotland Kidd, Mrs, grocer, 91 Main street, Bridgend Kidd, Mrs James, grocer, 1 East Bridge -street, Bridgend

Kidd, Mrs John , White Horse Inn, JS orth William street Kiddie, Mrs Robert, Barossa street Kiddie, Mrs, Stormont street Kiddy, Mrs Samuel, Barnhill Kilgour, John cowfeeder, Barossa street Kilpatrick, James, hawker, 129 South street Kinloch, David, manufacturer, 20 Athole street Kinloch, John, baker, Melville street Kinloch, Mrs, Union lane Kinloch, Mrs Donald, Carr's croft Kinross, James, wright, Newrow King, Alexander, provision store, 107 South street King, James, grocer and provision-merchant, 124 High st. house 126 King, Mrs George, hawker, 69 South street King, Mrs James, 4 Speygate King, Thomas, grocer, 360 High street Kinmont. Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow Kinmont, Thomas R., writer, 36 George street — house 48 IS orth Methven street Kinnan, Robert, labourer, 40 Meal vennel Kinnear, Mrs, Taybank, Bridgend Kinnear, Peter, sailrnaker, Lime shore Kinnear, Peter, shipowner, 2 Canal street Kinnoch, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 39 South Methven street—house 23 Leonard street Kinnoch, George, coach trimmer, 98 South street Kinnoch, James, weaver, 19 Hospital street 44: KINNOCH—LARG.

Kinnoch, Joseph, shoemaker, 176 South street Kinnoch, Mrs John, 4 Cross street Kinnoch, Peter, bootmaker, 15 George street—house 18 Kinnoch, Peter, labourer, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend Kinnoch, Thomas, shoemaker, 9 Cross street Kinnoch, Thomas, moulder, 105 South street Kinnoch, William, labourer, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend Kippen, John, writer, 64 St John street—h. 4 Rose terrace Kirk, David, stonebreaker, 344 High street Kirk, Thomas, labourer, 232 High street Knight, Alexander, hawker, 190 High street Knowles, Rev. W. D., 60 Canal street Knox, John, engine-driver, New Town Knox, John, pensioner, 70 Mill street Knox, Joseph, weaver, Thimblerow Knox, Robert H., saddler, 50 George street —house Bridgend

Lafferty, William, sheriffand commissary officer, 10 South st. Laidlaw, Adam, teacher, 5 South William street Laing, Charles, dyer, 2 Newrow Laing, James, weaver, Dovecotland Laing, Miss, lodgings, Scott street Laing, Miss Elizabeth, Paul's close, Newrow Laing, Mrs, 69 Canal street Laing, Mrs George, 12 Castle gable Laing, Peter, railway guard, 78 Pomarium Laing, William, carter, 3 Bridge lane Laing, William, fireman, Carr's croft Laird, David, gardener, Barrack street Laird, John, tailor, 163 High street Lamb, James, bird-stuffer, 7 King street Lamb, John, weaver, Dovecotland Lamb, Matthew, post-boy, 59 Skinnergate Lamb, Robert, sawyer, 55 Meal vennel Lamb, Robert, wright, 17 Gowrie street, Bridgend Lamb, William, skinner, 281 High street Lamb, William, seaman, 2 Canal street Lamont, David, policeman, 79 Canal street Lamont, Duncan, shoemaker, 214 High street Lamont, John, 14 Paul street, Lamont, Mrs Alexander, 346 High street Lamont, Mrs, 142 South street Lamont, William, tailor and clothier, 38 High street, and 4 Leonard place Lang, Michael, perfumer, 52 George street—house 48 Langlands, James, contractor, Dovecotland Larg, Alexander, warder, 118 South street Larg, Charles, commercial traveller, New Town Larg, Peter, 50 Pomarium LARG—LITTLEJOHN. 45

Larg, Peter, (Greyfriars Cemetery,) 219 High street Lauder, David, labourer, 90 Watergate Lauder, George, printer, 396 High street Lauder, George, bill-poster, 224 High street Lauder, Mrs James, 90 Watergate Lauder, Walter, millwright 354 High street Laurence, Mrs James, 18 King street Laurie, James, 12 Pomarium Laurie, John, labourer, 143 South street Laurie, John, weaver, 40 Pomarium Laurie, William, boiler-maker, Paul's close Law, Charles and Son, coal, brick, tile, and slate merchants, Princes street Law, James, (of C. Law & Son,) North William street Law, William, corn merchant, 21 Strathmore street, Bridgend Lawson, John, Craigie Lawson, John, seaman, 43 Pomarium Lawson, Mrs Peter, 232 High street Lawson, Mrs William, 34 Skinnergate Lees, James, gunmaker, 71 George street —house 72 Lees, James, toy merchant, 27 Castle gable Lees, John, comb manufacturer, 64 High street—house 55 Lees, John, toy merchant, 20 George street, —h. 55 High st. Lees, William, toy merchant, 21 St John street,—house 19 Leitch, David, fireman, Scott street Leitch, James, coach painter, 77 South street Lennie, Gregory M., grocer, 144 South street Lennox, James, porter, 30 Watergate Lennox, John, mason, 198 South street Lennox, John, fisher, 16 Canal street Lennox, Miss Catherine, vintner, Princes street Lennox, Mrs John, winder, 246 High street Lennox, William, 287 High street Leslie, James, supervisor of In. Revenue, 69 N. Methven st. Leslie, Jonathan, boot maker, 7 Gowrie street—house 30 Commercial street, Bridgend Leslie, Mrs J., 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend Leitham, Mrs Walter, 31 Leonard street Leitham, Mrs William, eating house, 53 Skinnergate Leitham, William, vintner, 51 South street Lessels, Thomas, railway guard, New Town Lindsay, Lieu. -General A., Early bank, Craigie Lindsay, Alex., shoemaker, 71 Canal street Lindsay, Alex., coal merchant, Princes st. —h. 29 Canal st. Lindsay, J., plumber &brassfounder,Kirkside.-~.h. 43 South st, Lindsay, John, wright, 71 Main street, Bridgend Lindsay, John, smith, 69 South street Lindsay, William L., M.D., Murray's Royal Asylum, Bridgend Littlejohn, David, weaver, 53 Pomarium Littlejohn, Miss, lodgings, 206 South street Littlejohn, Mrs Hugh, 7 South Methven street Littlejohn, Mrs Robert, 319 High street 46 LITTLEJOHN—LUMSDAINE.

Littlejohn, Mrs Thomas, 6 Speygate Livingstone, John, hawker, 36 Meal vennel Livingstone, John E., (Central Bank), Barossa place Livingstone, Mrs John, grocer, 186 High street—house 170 Livingstone, Peter, King's place Livingstone, Peter, corn merchant, 43 Leonard street Livingstone, William, letter-carrier, Union street Livingstone, William, labourer, 55 Meal vennel Lockhart, Miss Margaret, 66 Pomarium Logan, Alexander, teacher, Barossa place Logan, Alexander, 7 South Methven street Logan, Charles, bookseller, 137 High street Logan, Henry, railway porter, 13 Leonard street Logie, Mrs William, grocer, 3 Pomarium Logie, Mrs Thomas, 9 Reform place Logie, William G., grocer, 2 Mill street—house above Lonie, James, shoemaker, 49 Pomarium Lonie, James, bootmaker, 44 North Methven street Lorimer, George, bookseller, 187 South street Lorimer, Miss, 16 Rose terrace Lorimer, Mrs William, lodgings, St Paul's square Lorimer, Mrs Andrew, 199 High street Lorimer, William, tailor, 224 High street Lothian, Duncan, porter, 93 Canal street Lothian, James, wright, Kinnoull causeway Lothian, Mrs Charles, Carpenter street Louden, James, carpenter, South William street Love, James, mason, North port steelyard Low, Alexander, weaver, Leonard street Low, Andrew, clerk, Melville street Low, David, wright, 102 High street Low, David, labourer, New Town Low, James, shoemaker, 148 South street Low, James, carter, 261 High street Low, James, weaver, 23 Leonard street Low, John, (of Buchan & Low), Barossa place Low, William, dyer, 312 High street Low, William, fitter, Scott street Lowe, John, dancing academy, Carpenter street Lowe, Robert, commercial agent, 2 St John's place—house 28 St John street Lowe, Mrs, 29 Kirkgate Lowe, Misses, female teachers, Craigie Lowe, Misses, lodgings, King street Lowe, Peter, labourer, 17 Pomarium Luby, John, labourer, 134 High street Luke, Mrs James, vintner, 200 South street Luke, James, weaver, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend Luke, Miss Elisabeth, lodgings, 47 High street Lufce, Robert, reed-maker, 177 South street Lumsdaine, John, M.D., 6 Athole place Lumsdaine, Mrs, 6 Athole place LUMSDAINE—MANN. 47

Lumsdaine, Robert, carter, 7 South Methven street Luttat, George, salesman, 183 South street Lyall, Miss Helen, grocer, 193 High street Lynch, Matthew, grocer and spirit dealer, 52 Meal vennel— house 54 Lynch, Patrick, grocer, 168 South street Lynn, Geoige, miller, 291 High street Lynn, Misses, South William street Lynn, Mrs Elizabeth, 148 bouth street Lyon, David, shoemaker, 245 High street M

Macara, Mrs Andrew, grocer, 6 Canal street Machir, William G., 88 Watergate Mackie, Alexander, gardener, 14 Union street lane, Bridgend Mackie, David, 96 High street Mackie, David, labourer, 11 Strathmore street, Bridgend Mackie, John, engineer, 7 Kinnoull street Mackie, Mrs John, 72 Watergate Mackie, Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, 7 Kinnoull street Mackie, Robert, labourer, Clayholes Maile, Thomas, Telegraph Office, 48 George street Mailey, Michael, tailor, Newrow Mailler, Catherine, poulterer, 9 Kirkgate Mailler, Robert, carpenter, Dovecotland Main, Mrs Mary, seamtress, Dovecotland Malcolm, David, wright, Newrow Malcolm, James, carter, 71 Mill Street Malcolm, John, labourer, 35 Watergate Malcolm, Miss Isabella, lodgings, Kinnoull causeway M alcolm, Mrs John, grocer, Foundry lane Malcolm, MrsDr, 43 King street Malcolm, William, M.D., Athole street Malloch, David, planemaker, Kirkside Malloch, James, wright, Foundry lane Malloch, James, labourer, 17 Meal vennel Malloch, John, shoemaker, Foundry lane Malloch, John, dyer, 308 High street Malloch, John, hairdresser, 224 South street Malloch, John, wright, 47 Strathmore street, Bridgend Malloch, Miss Mary, green grocer, 17 Kirkgate Malloch, Mrs Charles, 79 Canal street Malloch, Mrs William, Leonard street Malloch, Mrs Peter, Foundry lane Malloch, Robert, wright, 82 South street Malloch, Robert, vintner, 23 Castle gable Malloch, Robert, labourer, 90 Watergate Malloch, William, labourer, Thimblerow Mann, David, engineer, South William street Mann, James, fitter, 2 New Town 48 MANN—MASTERS.

Mann, Miss Elizabeth, Barossa place Manson, Alexander, coal agent, New Town Manson, Miss, Princes street Manson, Rev. Thomas, 58 South Methven street Marchbank, Thomas, hosier, 119 High st. —h. 44 Watergate Marshall, Alexander, draper, 12 Paul street Marshall, David, tailor, 159 South street Marshall, George, carpenter, 68 Pomarium Marshall, Jas. clerk (Post- Office) 25 Commercial st. Bridgend Marshall, John, Rosemount, Bridgend Marshall, John, ticket- collector, 4 New Town Marshall, John, weaver, 154 South street Marshall, Miss Jane, Newrow Marshall, Mrs James, lodgings, Leonard street Marshall, Mrs Major, 2 Rose terrace Marshall, Peter, baker, 7 Athole street Marshall, Thomas H,, hair-cutter, 46 Skinnergate Marshall, Wi.liam, weaver, 55 Strathmore street, Bridgend Marshall, "William, Stormont Arms Inn, 43 South street Martin, Alexander, carter, 8 Commercial street, Bridgend Martin, David, (of Muir & Martin), 3 James street Martin, David, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Martin, George, shoemaker, Barossa street Martin, George, blacksmith, 206 South street Martin, James, baker, 19 Main street, Bridgend Martin, James, ropespinner, 16 Canal street Martin, James, shoemaker, Barossa street Martin, James, carter, 15 Strathmore street, Bridgend Martin, James, weaver, 59 Pomarium Martin, James, weaver, Leonard street Martin, John, labourer, 46 Main street, Bridgend Martin, Miss Margaret, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend Martin, Miss Mary, 246 High street Martin, Mrs, Clayholes Martin, Mrs Henry, Barossa street Martin, Mrs James, winder, 16 Leonard street Martin, Mrs James, 28 Kirkgate Martin, Mrs William, Stormont street Martin, Peter, vintner, 62 South street Martin, Robert, writer, 3 High street—house 41 King Street Martin, Thomas, shoemaker, 345 High street Martin, William, labourer, 116 High street Mason, James, tailor, 25 High street Mason, Miss, 45 Commercial street, Bridgend Mason, Miss Cecilia, 15 Athole street Mason, Peter, policeman, Barrack street Mason, William, wine and spirit merch., 24 Princes St.—h. 30 Mason, William, sawyer, 69 South street Mason, William, hostler, 27 Watergate Mason Hall, Royal Arch, 71 High street Mason Hall, Scone and Perth, 14 High street Masters, Robert, 7 Charlotte street MASTERTON—MENZIES. 49

Masterton, James, flesher, Guard vennel Mather, Frederina, Melville street Matson, George, sack storekeeper, 9 Pomarium Matthewson, lames, engine-driver, New Town Matthewson, John, blacksmith, 309 High street Matthewson, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 28 Athole street Mathew, Mrs Dr, 13 Marshall place Matthew, Alexander, 2 St Leonard bank Matthew, Charles, (ofC. Matthew, & Co.), 2 St Leonard bank Matthew, George, 68 St John street Matthew, Miss Janet, seamstress, 89 South street Matthew, Mrs Robert, Elmbank, Barnhill Matthew, Peter K., draper, 15 St John street—house 53 Main street, Bridgend Matthew, Robert, 2 St Leonard bank Matthew, William, poulterer, Athole street Matthew & Co., Charles, grocers, 72 St John street Mattie, Richard, blacksmith, Nelson'street Maury, William, writer, 47 George street Mawer, George, carpenter, Stormont street Mawer, William, baker, 234 South street Maxton, Thomas, wright, 309 High street Maxwell, William, golf- ball maker, 3 South street Mearns, Alexander, tailor, 36 Meal vennel Mearns, Alexander, tailor, Stormont street Mearns, Charles, ropespinner, 44 South street Mearns, Mrs Alexander, 38 Skinnergate Mearns, Peter, labourer, Newrow Mearns. Thomas, book-keeper (Perthshire Agricultural Company}, Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie Mechanics' Library Rooms, 173 High street Meek, Thomas, clerk, New Town Meekie, John, porter, 83 Main street, Bridgend Meikleam, John, blacksmith, Dovecotland Meiklejohn, John shoemaker, 116 High street Meldrum, Andrew, dairy, Union street Mellis, Mrs James, grocer, 179 South street Mellis, Robert, policeman, Stormont street. Melrose, William, 1 Kinnoull street Melville, Andrew, lapidary, 56 Mill street Melville, Charles, chimney-sweep, Leonard street Melville, George, carpenter, 57 Pomarium Melville, James, blacksmith, Leonard street Melville, John, spoon-maker, Clayholes Melville, Joseph, shipmaster, 77 South street Melville, Robert, blacksmith, 65 Canal street Menie, James, stocking-weaver, Barrack street Menzies, Adam, Curfew Row Tavern, Curfew row Menzies, Adam, polisher, 53 Meal vennel Menzies, Alexander, game-dealer, 14 North Methven street Menzies, Alexander, carter, 28 Kirkgate Menzies, Archibald, cowfeeder, Kinnoull causeway F 50 MENZIES—METHVEN.

Menzies, Charles, wright, 184 Soutli street Menzies, Donald, railway guard, 19 Hospital street Menzies, Donald, pattern-cutter, 163 High street Menzies, Donald, porter, St Paul's square Menzies, Duncan, weaver, 206 South street Menzies, James, 7 Kinnoull street Menzies, James, porter, 28 Commercial street, Bridgend Menzies, James, grocer, 250 High street Menzies, James, labourer, 126 High street Menzies, James, Old Ship Tavern, 25 High street Menzies, James, tailor, 30 Castle gable Menzies, James, porter, Melville street Menzies, John, Kinnaoll Arms Inn, 23 South Methven street Menzies, John, clerk, Flesh vennel Menzies, John, lodgings, 112 High street Menzies, John, wright, 8 Leonard street Menzies, John, shoemaker, 101 High street Menzies, John, cowfeeder, Barrack street Menzies, John, labourer, 56 Mill street Menzies, Misses, dressmakers, 224 High street Menzies, Misses, bonnnet-makers, Stormont street Menzies, Miss Catherine, straw-bonnet-maker, 96 High street Menzies, Miss Catherine, dressmaker, 105 South street Menzies, Miss Catherine, lodgings, 190 High street Menzies, Miss Eliza, dressmaker, 113 High street Menzies, Miss Helen, tambourer, 312 High street Menzies, Miss Isabella, Cutlog vennel Menzies, Miss Mary, dressmaker, Newrow Menzies, Mrs, embroiderer, Cutlog vennel Menzies, Mrs, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend Menzies, Mrs Charles, Barossia place Menzies, Mrs James, Stormont street Menzies, Mrs John, 286 High street Menzies, Mrs John, victualler, 44 Skinnergate Menzies, Mrs John, Caledonian Inn, 23 Canal street Menzies, Peter, moulder, 15 Pomarium Menzies, Peter, spirit-dealer, 13 Pomarium Menzies, Kobert, brassfounder, 8 Skinnergate Menzies, Eobert, wright, 30 Mill street Menzies, Eobert, carter, 33 South street Menzies, Eobert, labourer, 3 Cross street Menzies, Euthven, sawyer, 9 Castle gable Menzies, Stewart, tobacconist, 136 High street Menzies, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, Leonard street Menzies, William, cabinetmaker, 246 High street Menzies, William, carter, 74 South street Menzies, William, waiter, 57 South street Merk, John, pensioner, Newrow Mess, George, horse-hirer, 17 South street Messer, James, labourer, 75 Canal street Methven, Charles, baker, 17 Strathmore street, Bodgend Methven, William, gardener, 40 Maia street, Bridgend MILL—MILLER, 51

Mill, Alexander, labourer, Dovecotland Mill, James, grocer, 12 Leonard street Mill, James, weaver, Claypots wynd Mill, James, labourer, 17 Stormont street Mill, John, wright, 216 High street Mill, John, heckler, 304 High street Mill, John, seaman, 44 South street Mill, Mrs David, 27 Pomarium Mill, Robert, sheriff-officer, Stormont street Mill, Thomas, store-keeper, New Town Mill, William (Co-operative Society), 1 Hospital street Millais, John Everett, A.R.A., Annat Lodge, Bridgend Millan, John, 105 South street Miller, Alexander, weaver, Clayholes Miller, Andrew, wright, 31 Princes street—house 2 Victoria st. Miller, Andrew, Dovecotland Miller, Charles, pavier, Carpenter street Miller, David (Perthshire Advertiser newspaper), New Town Miller, David, boot and shoemaker, 69 High street—house 71 Miller, David, salt-merchant, 263 High street Miller, David, warper, 73 Mill street Miller, David, sawyer, Cow vennel Miller, David brewer, % Newrow Miller, George, coach-painter, 54 Watergate Miller, Henry L., ironmonger, 98 High street—house 36 Mill st. Miller, Henry, coach-builder, Stormont street Miller, Hugh, labourer, 49 Skinnergate Miller, J. D. (of J. & J. Miller), Knowhead, Bridgend Miller, J. S., tobacconist, 23 South street—house 47 High street Miller, James, plain-maker, 10 East Bridge street, Bridgend Miller, James, surgeon, 30 King street Miller, James, turner, 8 Speygate Miller, James, dresser, Cutlog vennel Miller, James, wright, 31 North Methven street Miller, James, porter, Horner's lane Miller, James, 69 Mill street Miller, James, weaver, Leonard street Miller, James, New Town Miller, John (of J. & J. Miller), Mayfield, Bridgend Miller, John, coach-painter, South William street Miller, John, mason, Carr's Croft Miller, John, weaver, 62 Pomarium Miller, J. & J., writers, 8 High street Miller, Lenard, modeller, 2 Victoria street Miller, Miss Elizabeth, winder, 245 High street Miller, Miss Mary, Dovecotland Miller, Miss, grocer, 70 South street Miller, Misses, 7 Athole street Miller, Mrs, grocer, 114 South street Miller, Mrs, winder, 291 High street Miller, Mrs Alexander, 9 Castle gable Miller, Mrs Alexander, 2 Canal street 52 MILLER—MITCHELL.

Miller, Mrs Alexander, 15 Pomarium Miller, Mrs Alexander, 13 Cross street Miller, Mrs Alexander, Dovecotland Miller, Mrs David, 12 Union street lane, Bridsrend Miller, Mrs J., New Town Miller, Mrs James, Mayfield, Bridgend Miller, Mrs James, 39 Watergate Miller, Mrs James, 74 Victoria street Miller, Mrs James, 5 Leonard street Miller, Mrs James, Cutlog vennel Miller, Mrs John, 4 Barossa place Miller, Mrs John, 43 Leonard street Miller, Mrs John, 48 South Methven street Miller, Mrs Marion, mangle, Carpenter street Miller, Mrs William, Murray street Miller, Mrs Thomas, grocer, Mill wynd Miller, Mrs William, Kinnoull causeway Miller, Peter, sawyer, Leonard street Miller, Robert, watchmaker, Newrow Miller, Robert, draper, 236 High street—house 232 Miller, Robert, porter, 59 Pomarium Miller, Robert, blacksmith, Newrow Miller, Thomas, LL.L>., rector of academy, Mansfield pi., Bridgend Miller, Thomas, teacher, 18 High street Miller, Thomas, carter, 206 South street Miller, Thomas, clerk, Thimblerow Miller, Thomas, bootmaker, 143 High street Miller, Thomas, weaver, Barossa street Miller, Thomas, weaver, 71 Canal street Miller, Walter, weaver, Dovecotland Miller, William, bookbinder and stationer, 230 High street—h. Murray street Miller, William, tobacconist, 55 George street—h. 47 High street- Miller, William, superior Barrack Serjeant, Barracks Miller, William, brickmaker, Earl's dykes Miller, William, carpenter, 43 Pomarium Miller, William, fisher, 28 Watergate Miller, William, shoemaker, 12 Bridge lane Miller, William, weaver, 2 Canal street Miller, William, labourer, Barossa street Miller, William, labourer, Newrow

Milligan, George, labourer, ] 63 South street Milne, Alexander, plumber, 238 High street Milne, John, seaman, 1 Reform place Milne, John, weaver, 62 Pomarium Milne, Mrs George, lodgings, 20 King street Milne, Mrs William, cowfeeder, 28 Castle gable Milton, Andrew, tool-maker, 3 South street Mitchell, Andrew, slater, 20 Hospital street Mitchell, Charles, upholsterer, 106 Watergate Mitchell, David, sawyer, Stormont street Mitchell, Ebenezer (of Morton, Mitchells, & Co.), 1 St John's place —

MITCHELL—MOODIE. 53

Mitchell, George, baker, 123 South street Mitchell, Hector, ropemaker, 202 High street Mitchell, Hugh, New Town Mitchell, James (of Morton, Mitchells, & Co.), 42 George street Mitchell, James, grocer and wine merchant, 36 High street house 1 Kirkgate Mitchell, James, carpenter, 8 Castle gable Mitchell, James, bookbinder, 139 South street Mitchell, James, millwright, 89 South street Mitchell, James, shoemaker, 219 High street Mitchell, James, weaver, 134 High street Mitchell, John, tinsmith, 184 High street—house 126 Mitchell, John, mason, Newrow Mitchell, John, painter, 146 High street Mitchell, Misses, 1 Union street lane, Bridgend Mitchell, Mrs, washer, 63 South street Mitchell, Mrs, washer, 8 Castle gable Mitchell, Mrs Alexander, 34 St John street Mitchell, Mrs James, Stormont street Mitchell, Mrs James, 370 High street Mitchell, Mrs Thomas, 42 Pomarium Mitchell, Mrs William, Newrow Mitchell, Mrs William, 25 Canal street Mitchell, Thomas T., civil-engineer, 3 Charlotte place—house Craigie park Mitchell, Thomas, slater, 15 Strathmore street, Bridgend Mitchell, Thomas, mason, 5 East bridge street, Bridgend Mitchell, William, clerk, 16 Main street, Bridgend Mitchell, William, clerk, New Town Mitchell, William, mason, Leonard street Moir, James, teacher (Free West Church School), Curfew row Moir, William, Inch watchman, Scott street Molison, James, book-agent, 111 South street Moncrieff, Alexander (of Moncrieff & Co.), Tayside, Bridgend Moncrieff, David, weaver, 22 Leonard street MoncriefF, David, weaver, 21 Stormont street Moncrieff, George (of Moncrieff & Co.), 7 Athole crescent Moncrieff, James, hardware-merchant, 48 High street—house 47 Moncrieff, Matthew, spirit-dealer, 121 South street Moncrieff, Misses, 58 South Methven street Moncrieff, Mrs, Melville street Moncrieff, Mrs David, 26 Leonard street Moncrieff, Mrs B>. H., 5 Athole place Moncrieff, Thomas, warper, 3 Stormont street Moncrieff & Co., B. H., writers, 5 Blackfriars street Moncur, Miss Jessie, washer, Dovecotland Moncur, Mrs David, teacher, 179 High street Mondel, Mrs, Bellwood Cottage, Kinnoull Monteith, Mrs John, 13 Princes street Montgomery, James, baker, Barossa Street Moodie, John, mason, 54 South street Moodie, Mrs William, seamstress, 29 Cross street f2 54 MORE—MU1R.

More, Alexander, 111 South street More, Andrew, mason, Leonard street More, Andrew, weaver, Leonard street More, David, weaver, 30 Poinariura More, David, weaver, 11 Leonard street More, James, weaver, Paul's square More, John, grocer, 11 North Methven street—house Union lane More, Miss Jane, lodgings, 10 St John's place More, Miss Helen, lodgings, Paul's square More, Kobert, weaver, 299 High street More, Thomas, boatbuilder, 82 South street More, Thomas, weaver, Kinnoull causeway More, William, tinsmith, 25 Guard vennel More, William, mason, 170 South street More, William, baker, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Morgan, Mrs James, broker, 2 Meal vennel—house 160 High st. Morison, Alexander, civil engineer and land-surveyor, 7 Charlotte house, Princes street Morison, Francis, county assessor, 49 King street Morison, James, Jun., bookseller and stationer, 2 Watergate—h. 38 Morison, James, 55 High street Morison, J. & K., accountants, Blackfriars st.—h. Barossa place Morison, Misses, dressmakers, Princes street Morison, Mrs, meal-dealer, 49 Stratlmaore street, Bridgend Morris, James, miller, 67 Mill street Morris, Miss Rachel, 17 High street Morris, Mrs William, 199 South street Morris, Mrs James, 273 High street Morris, Peter, pensioner, 49 Strathmore street, Bridgend Morrison, John, painter, 32 South street—house 41 Morrison, Miss Ann, Charter lane Morrison, Miss M., dressmaker, 64 South street Morrison, Mrs John, 10 Cross street Morrison, Thomas, policeman, Barossa street Morrison, William, railway guard, 2 Leonard place Morrison, William, smith, 48 Skinnergate Morton, David (of Morton, Mitchells, & Co.), 1 Barossa place Morton, Duncan, seaman, 129 South street Morton, James, tea-dealer, 43 George street—house Melville street Morton, James, tinsmith, 23 Main street, Bridgend Morton, John, labourer, 199 South street Morton, Miss, dressmaker, 1 St John's place Morton, Mitchells, & Co., drapers, 23 St John street Morton, Mrs James, Kinnoull causeway Morton, William, weaver, Thimblerow Mount, James, wood merchant, 46 Canal street Moyes, David, labourer, 7 Kinnoull street Moyes, Mrs William, Newrow Moyston, Robert, collector of customs, 17 Marshall place Muckersie, Henry, moulder, Stormont street Muckersie, William, hairdresser, 1 Princes street—h. 36 south st. Muir, Alexander, cowfeeder, 31 Castle gable MUIR—MURRAY. 55

Muir, John, broker, 4 Meal vennel Muir, Mrs Dr., 4 Rose terrace Muir, Mrs James, 10 Speygate Muir, William, railway inspector, Paradise place Muir, William (of Muir & Martin), James street Muir & Henderson, distillers, Bridgend Muir & Martin, brewers, Canal street Muirbead, George, painter, Claypots wynd Muirhead, Mrs W., Newrow Mulholland, Neil, hawker, 33 Castle gable Mullion, James, baker, Newrow Munn, Mrs James, furrier, 102 High street Munn, Mrs Peter, 4 North port Munro, Alexander, smith, Earl's dykes Munro, David, calico-printer, Dovecotland Munro, David, tailor, 7 Kinnoull street Munro, David, cooper, 53 Watergate Munro, Donald, tobacconist, 14 George street—house 30 Kirkgate Munro, George, engineer, New Town Munro, Hector, saddler, Athole street Munro, James, weaver, Dovecotland Munro, John, cabinetmaker, 219 High street Munro, Miss Dorothy, 104 South street Munro, Mrs William, Mill street Munro, William, weaver, Dovecotland Murdoch, Alexander, coachmaker, 6 Mill street —h. 14 Watergate Murdoch, Rev. John, 10 Main street, Bridgend Murdoch, John (of J. Murdoch & Sous), Mill street Murdoch, Mrs James, Union lane Murdoch, Mrs James, shoemaker, 5 Skinnergate Murdoch, Janet, grocer, 96 Canal street Murdoch, Patrick, mechanist, South William street Murdoch, Rev. William, School-house, Kinnoull

Murdoch, William (of J. Murdoch & Sons), 42 North Methven st. Murdoch & Sons, James, tanners, Mill street Murdoch & Co., T., basketmakers, &c, 7 St John street— house 25 High street Murie, David, commission agent, 7 High street—h. 7 Princes st. Murie, George, cabinetmaker, 26 Meal vennel—house 18 Murie, James, fishing-tackle maker, 27 Cross street Murie, John, labourer, Stormont street Murie, John, labourer, 134 High street Murie, John Scott, tanner, Back wynd, Bridgend Murie, Mrs David, Dovecotland Murie, Mrs Robert, 54 Meal vennel Murphy, James, pawnbroker, 37 Mill st.—house 137 High street Murray, Alexander, printseller, 62 High street—house 68 Murray, Alexander, gardener, 4 Union street lane, Bridgend Murray, Alexander, weaver, 27 Strathmore street, Bridgend Murray, Alexander, labourer, 69 South street Murray, David, shoemaker, 224 High street Murray, James, plasterer, 104 South street 56 MURRAY—M'CALLUM.

Murray, James, labourer, 18 Skinnergate Murray, John, cork manufacturer, 21 Bridge lane—h. 3 North port Murray, John, coachman, North port Murray, John, stoneware merchant, 134 South street Murray, John, labourer, 82 South street Murray, John, railway guard, 71 Pomarium Murray, Joseph, joiner, 273 High street Murray, Miss M., Garry Cottage, Barnhill Murray, Misses, George street Murray, Mrs, 222 South street Murray, Mrs John, 146 High street Murray, Mrs John, laundress, 245 High street Murray, Mrs John, Burton place Murray, Mrs Peter, 185 High street Murray, Peter, weaver, 12 Pomarium Murray, Bobert, builder, North William street Murray, Terrance, plasterer, 30 Meal vennel Murray, Thomas, wright, Charter lane Murray, William, pensioner, Melville street Murray, William, builder, North William street Murray's Boyae Asylum, Bridgend Museum and Antiquarian Society, 78 George-street Mustard, James, 34 Main street, Bridgend Myles, Andrew, wright, Barrack street Mc

M'Ainsh, William, gardener, 7 South Methven street M Airly, Misses, dressmakers, Stormont street MAUister, Daniel, book-deliverer, 2 Earl's dykes M'Andrew, George, shopman, Scott street M'Ara, Andrew, wright, Nelson street MAra, Andrew, blacksmith, Dovecotland M'Arthur, Alexander, 89 South street M'Arthur, Duncan, tailor, Newrow M 'Arthur, John, turner, 120 High street M'Arthur, Mrs Peter, carpet-shoemaker, 4 & 11 Skinnergate M Arthur, Mrs Bichard, 90 Watergate M'Arthur, Peter, 20 Bridge lane M'Arthur, Bobert, porter, 180 South street M'Aulay, Donald, labourer, 28 Watergate M'Aulay, Miss C, straw-hat maker, 227 High street M'Bean, James, post-boy, 23 Stormont street M'Bride, Mrs James, 4 Cross street M'Cabe, Francis, hawker, 4 Cross street M'Caill, Miss, Blackfriars street M'Call, Donald, sawyer, 62 Pomarium M'Call, Duncan, blacksmith, 44 Pomarium M'Call, Duncan, labourer, 90 Watergate M'Callum, Alexander, railway porter, Dovecotlanol M'Callum, Duncan, policeman, 41 Main street, Bridgend M'Callum, Finlay, carter, 197 High street M CALLUM—M DONALD. 57

M'Callum, John, flesher, 258 High street M'Callum, John, carter, 12 Castle gable M'Cash, George, shoemaker, 73 Mill street M'Cash, John, baker, County place M'Cash, Joseph, weaver, Thimblerow M'Cash, Miss, 16 Leonard street M'Cash, Miss Isabella, Newrow M'Cash, Mrs William, 340 High street M'Cash, William, grocer and draper, 325 High street M'Coll, Alexander, labourer, 36 Meal vennel M'Coll, Duncan, platelayer, 96 Watergate M'Conochie, John, labourer, Kirk close M'Conochie, John (of J. & L. M'Conochie), 58 South Methven st. M'Conochie, J. & L., cabinetmakers and upholsterers Princes st. M'Conochie, Lauchlan (of J. & L., M'Conochie), 32 King street M'Conochie, Miss L., 4 South street M'Conochie, Mrs T., winder, St Paul's square M'Conochie, Mrs Thomas, warper, 54 Pomarium M'Cormic, Alexander, labourer, 344 High street M'Cormic, Neil, ropemaker, Paul's close, Newrow M'Corry, Rev. John Stewart, Melville street M'Crenar, Mrs, 18 Union street lane, Bridgend M'Culloch, Alexander, carter, 273 High street M'Culloch, Mrs, Newrow M'Culloch, Mrs David, lodgings, Speygate M'Currach, Peter (of M'Currach & Son), 50 Victoria street M'Currach & Son, builders, Victoria street M'Dermott, James, furniture warerooms, 21, 22, and 26 Meal vennel—house 24 M'Donald, Alexander, vintner, 66 South street M'Donald, Alexander, dyer, 294 High street M'Donald, Alexander, labourer, Leonard street M'Donald, Andrew, labourer, 29 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Donald, Archibald, grocer, 131 High street—house 129 M'Donald, Bernard, hawker, 126 South street M'Donald, C. & J., wine merchants, 25 Castle gable and 74 George street M'Donald Donald, baker, 33 Castle gable M'Donald Henry, County Constabulary, 24 Kirkgate M'Donald Hugh, labourer, 86 Watergate M'Donald James, North Inch Tavern, 10 North port M'Donald James, shopman, 63 Mill street M'Donald James, seaman, 184 South street M'Donald James, cowfeeder, 173 South street M'Donald James, confectioner, 161 High street M'Donald James, wright, 48 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Donald James, engine-driver, 220 South street M'Donald James, tailor, 11 Mill street M'Donald John (of C & J. M'Donald), 4 Charlotte place M'Donald John, engine-driver, 9 Pomarium M'Donald John, policeman, 22 Watergate M'Donald John, bootcloser, 34 Skinnergate. 58 m'donald—m'ewan.

M'Donald, John, porter, Leonard street M'Donald, John, labourer, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Donald, John, weaver, Clayholes M'Douald, John, hawker, 71 Canal street M'Donald, Laurence, weaver, Clayholes M'Donald, Miss Flora, Greyfriars lane M'Donald, Miss Helen, washer, 102 High street M'Donald, Mary, 2 Canal crescent M'Donald, Mrs, Curfew row M'Donald, Mrs, green-grocer, St John's place M'Donald, Mrs, cowfeeder, Flesh vennel M'Donald & Co., Mrs, stoneware merchants, 24 Kirkgate M'Donald, Mrs, Stormont street M'Donald, Mrs Donald, Barossa street M'Donald, Mrs Donald, 36 Meal vennel M'Donald, Mrs Duncan, 14 Paul street M'Donald, Mrs John, dairy, 13 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Donald, Mrs John, Cutlog vennel M'Donald, Mrs Peter, Carpenter street M'Donald, Myles, brushmaker, 151 High street M'Donald, Richard (J. Pullar & Son), York place M'Donald, Robert, Edinburgh Chop-house, 81 South street M'Donald, Robert, mason, Dovecotland M'Donald, Robert, Thimblerow M'Donald, William, coach-trimmer, 89 South street M'Donald, William, wright, Barossa street M'Donald, William, joiner, 19 Hospital street M'Dougall, Alexander, tailor, Kirk close M'Dougall, John, cattle-dealer, Fleshers' vennel, 96 High street M'Dougall, John, wright, Lowe street M'Dougall, John, bagpipe-maker and turner, 134 High street M'Dougall, John, gardener, 12 Gowrie street, Bridgend M'Dougall, John, labourer, 8 Keir street, Bridgend M'Dougall, John, labourer, 56 Mill street M'Dougall, Miss Isabella, 198 High street M'Dougall, Miss Margaret, 175 High street M'Dougall, Mrs, Guard vennel M'Dougall, Mrs Alexander, Cutlog vennel M'Dougall, Mrs Duncan, mangle, 8 Cow vennel M'Dougall, Mrs John, Dovecotland M'Dougall, Peter, chimney-sweep, 290 High street M'Dufi; Charles, hawker, 218 South street M'Duff, Miss Helen, Carpenter street M'Duff, Miss Margaret, 170 High street M'Edward, Alexander, vintner, 11 South street M'Ewan, Alexander, Turk's Head Tavern, 179 High street M'Ewan, Alexander, brassfounder, 96 High street M'Ewan, Andrew, wright, 276 High street M'Ewan, David, policeman, 148 South street M'Ewan, James, clerk, 8 Reform place M'Ewan, James, labourer, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Ewan, James, weaver, Dovecotland m'ewan—m'gillivray. 59

M'Ewan, John (Scottish Midland Railway), 25 High st. M'Ewan, John, collector of taxes, 3 High street—house 25 M'Ewan, John, brassfounder. 126 High street M'Ewan, John, manager, Pullar's Factory, Melville street M'Ewan, Miss Janet, lodgings, 55 South street M'Ewan, Miss Mary, 7 Kinnoull street M'Ewan, Mrs Thomas, 55 King street M'Ewan, Peter, labourer, Dovecotland M'Ewan, Peter, labourer, 116 High street M'Ewan, Robert, mason, 5 Cross street M'Ewen, Miss Cecelia, 47 George street M'Fald, Alexander, sawyer, 226 South street M'Farlane & Co., Perth Foundry, Paul street—h. 326 High street M'Farlane, Alexander, 92 Watergate M'Farlane, Alexander, labourer, 132 High street M'Farlane, Alexander, flesher, 56 South st. —h. 12 Canal crescent M'Farlane, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland M'Farlane, Alexander, labourer, Barrack street M'Farlane, David, smith, Kirk close M'Farlane, Donald, cowfeeder, 16 Castle gable M'Farlane, Donald, wright, 358 High street M'Farlane, Duncan, auctioneer & appraiser, 15 Meal ven.—b, IS M'Farlane, Duncan, labourer, Barrack street M'Farlane, James, labourer, 339 High street M'Farlane, John, wright, 23 Castle gable M'Farlane, John, lapper, 18 Kirkgate M'Farlane, John, grocer, New Town M'Farlane, John, weaver, 36 Meal vennel M'Farlane, John, brassfounder, 6 Pomarium M'Farlane, Miss, 1 Rose terrace M'Farlane, Miss Catherine, washer, 85 Watergate M'Farlane, Miss Janet, 306 High street M'Farlane, Margaret, dressmaker, Clayholes M'Farlane, Miss, 7 Marshall place M'Earlane, Mrs, dressmaker, 4 South street M'Farlane, Mrs Alexander, Greyfriars lane M'Farlane, Mrs George, 59 Meal vennel M'Farlane, Mrs John, York place M'Farlane, Mrs John, Thimblerow M'Earlane, Mrs William, Kinnoull causeway M'Farlane, Peter, weaver, Dovecotland M'Farlane, Robert, blacksmith, 45 Pomarium M'Farlane, Thomas, mason, 89 South street M'Farlane, William, mason, New Town M'Gall, Hugh, bricklayer, 4 George street M'G-arey, James, seaman, 1 15 South street M'Gavan, James, labourer, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Gibbon, Mrs Thomas, grocer, 168 South street M'Gie, William, engine-driver, 1 St Leonard's place M'Gilchrist, Rev. Mungo, Melville street M'Gillivray, Alexander, weaver, 42 Pomarium M'Gillivray, Thomas, tailor, 308 High street 60 MGILLIWIE—MGREGOR.

M'Gilliwie, Daniel, tailor, 232 High street M'Gilliwie, John, shipmaster, 82 South street M'Gilliwie, Miss Janet, grocer, 103 Watergate M'Gilliwie, Mrs John, 105 South street M'Gilliwie, Peter, wright, 236 South street M'Gilliwie, Thomas, tailor, Barossa street M'Glashan, Alexander, labourer, 6 Pomarium M'Glasbau, James, brassfounder, 170 High street M'Glashan, James, gardener, Early Bank, Craigie M'Glashan, James, cowfeeder, 5 Castle gable M'Glashan, John, potato-dealer, 14 Kirkside M'Glashan, John, brewer, 232 High street 'M'Glashan, Miss Jane, lodgings, Union street M'Glashan, Mrs, 1 Carpenter street M'Glashan, Mrs John, milliner, 65 South Methven street M'Glashan, John, grocer, 78 South street M'Glashan, Mrs Thomas, spirit-dealer, 51 High street—house 5 Castle gable M'Glashan, William, porter, 55 Mill street M'Gower, Hugh, tenter, 281 High street M'Granham, John, grocer, 78 South street M'Gregor, A. & W., cloth-merchants, 18 St John street M'Gregor, Alexander, cabinet-maker, 19 Strathmore St., Bridgend M'Gregor, Alexander, ropespinner, 238 High street M'Gregor, Alexander, porter, Flesh vennel M'Gregor, Alexander, labourer, Barrack street M'Gregor, Alexander, wright, 17 Meal vennel M'Gregor, Daniel, lodgings, 46 High street M'Gregor, Daniel, shoemaker, St John's place M'Gregor, Daniel, weaver, 159 South street M'Gregor, David, shoemaker, 49 Pomarium M'Gregor, Donald, labourer, 48 Watergate M'Gregor, Duncan, carpenter, 126 High street M'Gregor, Duncan, tailor, 174 South street M'Gregor, Duncan, upholsterer, 55 High street M'Gregor, Duncan, gardener, Tayside, Bridgend M'Gregor, James, bell-ringer, 69 Watergate M'Gregor, James, potato agent, Clayholes M'Gregor, John, mason, 25 Kirkgate M'Gregor, John, leather-cutter, 178 High st.—h. 89 South street M'Gregor, John, clerk (Post-Office), 13 North Methven street M'Gregor, Captain John, 27 Main street, Bridgend M'Gregor, John, accordion teacher, 240 South street McGregor, John, moulder, i Paul street M'Gregor, John, wright, 104 South street M'Gregor, John, shoemaker, 7 Kirkgate M'Gregor, John, tailor, 20 Watergate M'Gregor, John, clerk, 5 Horse Cross M'Gregor, John, weaver, 15 Pomarium M'Gregor, Malcolm, draper, 65 North Methven street M'Gregor, Miss, lodgings, James street M'Gregor, Miss, 8 East Bridge street, Bridgend m'gregou—m'intosh. 61

M'Gregor, Miss Joanna, stoneware dealer, 252 High street M'Gregor, Mrs, 33 Main street, Bridgend M'Gregor, Mrs, 163 South street M'Greg®r, Mrs Janet, 50 Pomarium M'Gregor, Mrs Catherine, mangle, North port M'Gregor, Mrs John, 21 Stormont street M'Gregor., Mrs Magdalene, lapidary and jeweller to Her Majesty, 40 George street—bouse 42 M'Gregor, Mrs Malcolsa, spirit-dealerr, 224 fiagfe street M'Gregor, Mrs William, 13 Newrow M'Gregor, Neil, labourer, 55 Commercial street, Bridgead M'Gregor, Peter, bo®t*nd shoemaker, 215 South street M'Gregor, Peter, gardener, Earl's dykes M'Gregor, Peter, weaver, 11 Leonard street M'Gregor, Peter, tenter, Thanibkrow M'Gregor, Robert, warper, 308 High street M'Gregor, Eobert, weaver, 43 Pomarium M'Gregor, Thomas, baokbiader, Melville street M'Gregor, Willaaaa, weaver, S02 High street M'Gregor &. White, wraghts, 108 Watergate M'Gruthar, John (of John Wright & Co.)), 4 St Leonard's bask M 'Intosh, Alexander, gsensioaec, 8 Leonard street M'Intosh, Alexander, qsaarryman, 110 High street M'Intosh, Alexander, weaver, Dweootland

M'Intosh, Angus, [policeman, 1 5 Cross street M'Intosh, Aagus, tanner, Blackfriars wyad M'Intosh, Charles, porter, 44 Main street, Bridgend M'Intosh, Charles, labourer, 85 Main street, Bridgend M'Intosh, Du©casa, mason, 31 Leonard street M'Intosh, James, greengrocer, 16 Kirkside— (bouse Craigie M'Intosh, James, coal merchant, Newrow M'Intosh, James, seaman, Leonard street M'Intosh, James, labourer, Barossa street M'Intosh, John, messenger-«t-arms, 6 High street M'Intosh, John, labourer, Mill street M'Intosh, Miss, dressmaker, Blackfiiars street M'Intosh, Mrs, 30 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Intosh, Mrs, 301 High street M'Intosh, Mrs, 14 Paul street M'Intosh, Mrs Catherine, 19 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Intosh, Mrs James, lodgings, 72 High street M'Intosh, Mrs John, 185 High street M'Intosh, Mrs Robert, 8 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Intosh, Mrs William, lodgings, 246 High street M'Intosh, Murdoch, moulder, 146 High street M'Intosh, Peter, weaver, 48 Skinnergate M'Intosh, Richard, mechanic, 78 Pomarium M'Intosh, Robert, tailor, 166 South street M'Intosh, Robert, salesman to P. Buchanan, Railway Station—b. Leonard street M'Intosh, William, tailor and clothier, 113 High street M'Intosh, William, hatter, 60 High street G 62 m'intosh—m'kekzie.

M'Intosh, William, wright, 14 Watergate M'Intosh, William, moulder, 110 South street M'Intosh, William, mason, 211 South street M'Intosh, William, painter, 39 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Intyre, Alexander, hostler, 39 Canal street M'Intyre, Alexander, pensioner, Foundry lane M'Intyre, Daniel, weaver, 51 Mill street M'Intyre, Donald, paintei;, 22 Skinnergate M'Intyre, Donald, weaver, 13 Canal crescent M'Intyre, Donald, labourer, Foundry lane M'Intyre, Mrs Duncan, Kinnoull causeway

M'Intyre, Mrs James, poor-house, Cutlog vennel . M'Intyre, James, painter, 73 George street—house 14 Watergate M'Intyre, John, printer, Carpenter street M'Intyre, John, labourer, Foundry lane / M'Intyre, John, labourer, 1 6 Leonard street M'Intyre, John, weaver, 199 South street M'Intyre, Thomas, working jeweller, 35 Watergate M'Isaac, John, mashman, 57 Main street, Bridgend M'Kash, James, shoemaker, St John's place M'Kash, Mrs David, lodgings, 10 Speygate M'Karcher, John, currier and leather-merchant, 22 Mill street M'Kay, Alexander, 68 High street M'Kay, Andrew, seaman, 15 Kirkgate M'Kay, Daniel, pensioner, 27 Watergate M'Kay, Donald, weaver, 68 Pomarium M'Kay, George, weaver, Paul's square M'Kay, George, weaver, Thimblerow M'Kay, John, Guildtown post-runner, Barrack street M'Kay, John, plasterer, Kinnoull street M'Kay, John, seaman, 13 Gowrie street, Bridgend M'Kay, John, pensioner, 69 Canal street M'Kay, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 284 High street M'Kay, Mrs John, 63 South street M'Kay, Mrs Lieutenant Kobertson, Carpenter street M'Kay, Mrs Stewart, 39 North Metbven street M'Kay, Murdocb, labourer, 61 Mill street M'Kay, Bobert, sawyer, 46 Pomarium M'Kay, Thomas, carter, 4 Union lane, Bridgend M'Kay, William, weaver, 63 Meal vennel M'Kelly, Samuel, bawker, 53 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Kendrick, David, porter, 8 Castle gable M'Kendrick, William, carpenter, 82 South street M'Kenzie, Alexander, weaver, 32 Pomarium M'Kenzie, Alexander, pensioner, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Kenzie, Andrew, hawker, 336 High street M'Kenzie, Angus, vintner, Foundry lane M'Kenzie, David (of M'Kenzie & Dickson), 10 Marshall place M'Kenzie, David, tailor, 6 Newrow M'Kenzie & Dickson, writers, 61 George street M'Kenzie, Hugh, Hammermen's Inn, 27 Mill street M'Kenzie, James, gardener, 55 Commercial street, Bridgend M KENZIE—MLAUEN. 63

M'Kenz James, pensioner, Barrack street M'Kenz John, weaver, 29 Pomarium M'Kenz Miss, teacher (Female School of Industry), Craigie M'Kenz Miss Elizabeth, grocer, 79 Watergate M'Kenz Miss Mary, 8 Gowrie street, Bridgend M'Kenz Mrs, Alexander, 25 High street M'Kenz Mrs Charles, 49 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Kenz Mrs Fi'ancis, grocer, 319 High street M'Kenz Mrs Frederick, 239 High street M'Kenz Mrs James, 27 Castle gable M'Kenz Mrs William M., Bankhead, Bridgend M'Kenz Thomas, labourer, 73 South street M'Kenz William, miller, 7 Paul street M'Kenz William, cowfeeder, 170 South street M'Kinlay James, weaver, 199 South street M'Kinlay Miss, 88 South street M'Kinlay Miss Margaret, 20 Leonard street M'Kinlay Mrs John, Flesh vennel M'Kinlay Robert, city-missionary, 13 Canal crescent M'Kinlay William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 1 Reform place M'Laggan, Alexander, wood-merchant, 72 Watergate M'Laggan, Alexander, engineer, 28 Gowrie street, Bridgend M'Laggan, Alexander, shoemaker, 6Q South Methven street M'Laggan, Charles, labourer, 162 South street M'Laggan, Charles, seaman, 53 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Laggan, Daniel, labourer, 48 Watergate M'Laggan, Daniel, land surveyor, James street M'Laggan, David, Burton place M'Laggan, John, weaver, 42 Pomarium M'Laggan, John, railway-guard, 2 Kinnoull causeway M'Laggan, Miss Isabella, 7 Kinnoull street M'Laggan; Miss Isabella, 55 Pomarium M'Laggan, Miss E., milliner, 227 High street M'Laggan, Mrs George, 89 Main street, Bridgend M'Laggan, Mrs Peter, greengrocer, Newrow M'Laggan, Mrs Peter, 21 Main street, Bridgend M'Laggan, Robert, ticket-collector, 1 1 Cross street

M'Laggan, William , coal-merchant, 67 Main street, Bridgend M'Laggan, William, labourer, Curfew row M'Laren, David, baker, 64 South street M'Laren, Donald, mason, 15 Isla street, Bridgend M'Laren, Duncan, hostler, 98 South street M'Laren, George, labourer, 77 South street M'Laren, James, shipmaster, 105 South street M'Laren, James, shipowner, 25 Canal street M'Laren, James, grain-dealer, Horner's lane M'Laren, James, fiddlemaker, 52 Mill street M'Laren, James, seaman, 23 Canal street M'Laren, James, blacksmith, 35 Canal street M'Laren, John, teacher, Scott street M'Laren, John, shipmaster, Charter lane M'Laren, John, hawker, 69 South street 64 m'laren—m'leish.

M'Laren, John, grocer, 218 High street M'Laren, John, labourer, Foundry lane M'Laren, John, labourer, Thimblerow M'Laren, John, carter, 15 Kirkgate M'Laren, John, blacksmith, North William street M'Laren, John, fireman, 70 Mil] street M'Laren, Misses, dressmakers, 105 South street M'Laren, Mrs Thomas, broker, 12 Meal vennel—house 10 M'Laren, Mrs Duncan, 46 Pomarium M'Laren, Mrs Duncan, 392 High street M'Laren, Mrs John, 303 High street M'Laren, Peter, labourer, Barrack street M'Laren, Peter, weaver, 46 Pomarium M'Laren, Thomas, weaver, 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend M'Laren, Thomas, weaver, 5 Leonard street M'Laren, William, joiner, 55 High street M'Laren, William, wright, 53 Pomarium M'Laren, William, Newrow, north end M'Laren, William, labourer, Claypots wynd M'Lartey, Grant, clerk (Inland Revenue), Melville street M'Lauchlan, James, clerk, New Town M'Lauchlan, John, slater, 47 Mill street—house 182 High street M'Lauchlan, Mrs, 207 High street M'Lauchlan, Mrs, James, 129 High street M'Lauchlan, Mrs John, 232 High street M'Lauchlan, William, sawyer, Barossa street M'Lauchlan, William, weaver, Dovecotland M'Lauchlan & Co., painters and paperhangers, 114 High st.—h. 112 M'Lean, Alexander, labourer, Cow vennel M'Lean, Daniel, porter, 129 High street M'Lean, James, breaksman, 58 Pomarium M'Lean, James, blacksmith, 9 Castle gable M'Lean, James, 24 Leonard street M'Lean, John (of Duncan & M'Lean), 3 Rose Terrace M'Lean, John, pensioner, 63 Pomarium M'Lean, Lauchlan, labourer, 16 Canal street M'Lean, Miss Ann, 41 Meal vennel M'Lean, Mrs, 7 Charlotte street M'Lean, Mrs John, 59 Pomarium M'Lean, Mrs Richard, 2 Bridge lane M'Lean, Peter, cloth-merchant, 3 North Methven street M'Lean, Peter, porter, 303 High street M'Lean. Samuel, pipemaker, 69 South street M'Leish, Alexander, hawker, 73 South street M'Leish, David, seaman, 10 Speygate M'Leish, George, seaman, 73 Watergate M'Leish, James, manufacturer, 2 King street M'Leish, James, labourer, 129 High street M'Leish, John, accountant, 18 High street—house Gannochy M'Leish, John, miller, 309 High street M'Leish, Mrs Alexander, 23 Stormont street M'Leish, Mrs Jane, dairv, Stormont street M'LEISH—MCPHERSON. 65

M'Leish, Eobert, tailor, Stormont street M'Leish, William, weaver, 24 Pomarium M'Leish, William, gardener, 79 Main street, Bridgend M'Leod, Alexander, labourer, 8 Leonard street M'Leod, John, tanner, 16 Stormont street M'Leod, Neil, labourer, Dovecotland M'Leod, Peter, innkeepei', 4 Low street M'Leod, Mrs William, Scott street M'Leod, William, shoemaker, 175 High street M'Millan, James, weaver, 50 Pomarium M'Millan, Mrs John, 176 South street M'Nab, Duncan, warper, Carpenter street M'Nab, J. & A., watchmaker, 33 George street—house 57 M'Nab, Miss, Tayside, Bridgend M'Nab, Miss Margaret, grocer, 83 South street M'Nab, Mrs Bobert, Carpenter street M'Nab, Bobert, blacksmith and ironmonger, 3 Kinnoull street- house 59 North Methven street M'Nair, Mrs Andrew, 2 Kinnoull causeway M'Naughton, Alexander, mason, New Town M'Naughton, Charles, warehouseman, 54 Victoria street M'Naughton, James, wright, Paul's close, Newrow M'Naughton, John (M'Kenzie & Dickson), King's place M'Naughton, John, tailor, Kirk close M'Naughton, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 133 South street N'Naughton, John, vintner, 96 High street M'Naughton, Misses, boarding-school, 2 Barossa place M'Naughton, Mrs, grocer, 37 South street M'Naughton, Mrs A., 20 Leonard street M'Naughton, Mrs William, 12 Victoria street M'Naughton, Peter, King's place M'Naughton, William, flesher, 71 South street M'Naughton, William (of M'Naughton & Dewar), Croft Cottage, Bridgend M'Naughton & Dewar, drapers, 8 George street M'Neill, David, builder, 36 Mill street M'Neill, John, Kinnoull Street Academy—house King's place^ M'Neill, Peter, weaver, 77 South street M'Ness, William, waiter, 89 South street M'Nicoll, John, bootmaker, 21 George street—house 19 M'Nicoll, Laurence, Scone Tavern, 101 High street M'Nicoll, Mrs Laurence, Barrack street M'Niven, Joseph, labourer, 4 Union street lane, Bridgend M'Niven, Misses, dressmakers, 20 South street M'Omish, Miss, lodgings, James street M'Omish, Peter, labourer, 232 South street M'Ormick, John, labourer, 271 High street M'Phail, Murdoch, gardener, 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend M'Pherson, Alexander, wright, 48 Meal vennel M'Pherson, Alexander, carpenter, Paradise place M'Pherson, Alexander, seaman, 20 Watergate M'Pherson, Andrew, labourer, 8 Castle gable a 2 66 m'pHERSON—m'WILLIAMS.

M'Pherson, Andrew, shoemaker, Newrow M'Pherson, Angus, labourer, 79 Canal street M'Pherson, Angus, labourer, Mill street M'Pherson, Daniel, wright, 53 Meal vennel M'Pherson, David, painter, James street M'Pherson, Duncan, wright, 87 High street M'Pherson, George, labourer, 35 Watergate M'Pherson, James, carpenter, 21 Stormont street M'Pherson, James, labourer, 27 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Pherson, John, weaver, Pomariura M'Pherson, John, carter, Dovecotland M'Pherson, John, weaver, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Pherson, Malcolm, blacksmith, 22 Pomarium M'Pherson, Mark, printer, 1 James street M'Pherson, Matthew, hair-cutter, 213 South street M'Pherson, Misses, Infant School, 6 King street M'Pherson, Miss Catherine, lodgings, 238 High street M'Pherson, Miss Jane, mangle, 102 High street M'Pherson, Mrs, Newrow M'Pherson, Mrs Donald, 13 Meal vennel M'Pherson, Mrs John, 232 High street M'Pherson, Mrs John, 149 High street M'Pherson, Mrs Norman, senior, sick-nurse, 199 High street M'Pherson, Mrs Norman, junior, midwife, 6 North Methven street M'Pherson, Mrs Bobert, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Pherson, Bobert, painter, 246 High street M'Pherson, Thomas, eorkcutter, 8 Bridge lane M'Pherson & Wallace, shipbuilders. Shore M'Quad, Hugh, hawker, 36 Meal vennel M'Quarrie, Alexander, spirit-dealer, 206 High street—house 208 M'Quay, James, blacksmith, Carpenter street M'Quhae, Miss Margaret, lodgings, 21 Athole street M'Queen, John, hatter, 103 South street M'Quigen, Thomas, hawker, 103 South street M'Bae, Duncan, dentist, 28 High street—house 47 Watergate M'Bae, John, plumber, 97 South street M'Bae, John, printer, 9 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Bae, John, labourer, Dovecotland M'Bae, Patrick, teacher, 47 Watergate M'Bobie, Mrs Thomas, dressmaker, 113 High street M'Tavish, John, Horse Head Tavern, 126 High street M'Vain, Daniel, labourer, Dovecotland M'Vain, John, labourer, 3 Union street lane, Bridgend M'Vicar, Archibald, planemaker, 13 King street M'Vicar, Daniel (Associative Store), 9 Leonard street, and 246 High street M'Vicar, Miss, 25 Marshall place M'Vicar, Mrs, 372 High street M'Vicar, William, grocer, 174 High street M'Watty, James, miller, 37 Pomarium M'Whannell, John, weaver, Thimblerow M Williams, George, weaver, Thimblerow NAIRK NORWELL. 67 N

Nairn, Henry, slater, 276 High street Nairn, John, porter, 148 South street Nairn, John R., druggist, 228 High street—house 224 Nairn, William, gardener, 15 Main street, Bridgend National Bank Office, 5 High street—D. L. Jolly, agent National Security Savings Bank, 1 Athole crescent Needham, James, labourer, 65 Pomarium Neilson, David, shoemaker, 315 High street Neilson, David, weaver, Carr's croft Neilson, James, post-boy, 24 Castle gable Neilson, James, seaman, 2 South street Neilson, John, coachman, Kinnoull causeway Neilson, Joseph, officer, St Leonard's Church, 55 Pomarium Neilson, Mrs John, 302 High street Neilson, Robert, weaver, 50 Pomarium Neilson, Thomas, dyer, 36 Mill street Neilson, William, gardener, New Town Neilson, William, carpenter, 68 Pomarium Ness, Mrs Margaret, 10 Commercial street, Bridgend New Gas AVork, Blackfriars wynd—R. Ford, manager Newlands, George, tinsmith, 50 Watergate Newlands, Rev. John, D.D., Tayside, Bridgend Nicholson, Miss Julia, Watergate Nicholson, Nrs John, Barossa street Nicol, Charles, seaman, 113 High street Nicol, Isabella, 2 Back wynd, Bridgend Nicol, James, warper, Carpenter street Nicol, John, grocer, 73 North Methven street Nicol, John, labourer, 12 Commercial street, Bridgend Nicol, Joseph, manager, Paul Street Factory, 316 High street Nicol, Mrs David, grocer, 16 Meal vennel Nicol, Mrs John, grocer, 178 South street Nicol, Robert, York place Nicol, Robert, tailor, 9(» Watergate Nicol, Robert, weaver, Pomarium Nicol, Robert, shoemaker, 8 Back wynd, Bridgend Nicol, Robert, pensioner, Barossa street Niven, James, Springbank Cottage, Canal crescent Niven, Mrs Andrew, Paul's close, Newrow Niven, Mrs John, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend Noble, James, flesher, 176 High street —house 183 Norrie, James, clerk, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend Northern Warder Newspaper Office, 94 High street Norwell, David, shoemaker, 10 Skinnergate—house 8 Norwell, Duncan, shoemaker, 9 Cross street Norwell, James, shoemaker, 3 Skinnergate Norwell, James, shoemaker, 8 Skinnergate Norwell, John, shoemaker, 8 Skinnergate Norwell, Joseph, shoemaker, 9 Skinnergate Norwell, Miss Catherine, binder, 20 Skinnergate —

63 , NORWELL—PATTERSON.

Norwell, Mrs James, binder, 13 Skinnergate Norwell, Peter, shoemaker, 36 Skinnergate

Ogilvie, Charles, sailmaker, 208 High street Ogilvie, Henry, engine-driver, 15 Cross street Ogilvie, Mrs, York place Ogilvie, William, meal-dealer, 142 South street * Old Gas Company's Office, 12 South street Old Gas Work, Canal street —Thomas Whimster, manager Oliphant, Thomas, mason, Newrow—house 56 Pomarium Omans, George, confectioner, 5 Hospital street O'-Neil, James, shoemaker, 47 Meal vennel O'Neil, John, hawker, 315 High street Ormrod, Mrs George, 35 Watergate Oswald, Andrew, fruiterer, &c, 78 St John street—h. 1 South st. Oswald, Miss, 8 Marshall place Oswald, Peter, upholsterer, 6 Meal vennel Ower, James, cabinetmaker, 59 S. Methven st. —h. Bridgend Ower, Mrs, Mill wynd Ower, Thomas, Newrow

Pae, David, meal and barley merchant, 1 North Methven street residence Innerbuist Pairnie, John, clothier and hatter, 33 High street—h. New Scone Palmer, Peter, iron-merchant and grocer, 200 High st.—h. 198 Palmer, Thomas, coal-merchant, 20 Mill street—house Bridgend Parochial Board Office, 12 Canal crescent Paterson, Alexander, inspector of stamps and taxes, Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie Patrick, William, shipmaster, 101 Watergate Patterson, Alexander, dyer, 284 High street Patterson, Andrew, dyer, 50 Mill street Patterson, David, gardener, 124 South street Patterson, David H., agent, 5 Keir street, Bridgend Patterson, David, currier, 23 Castle gable Patterson, Henry, daguerreotype portrait-painter, Barrack street Patterson, John, plasterer, Barossa street Patterson, John, pensioner, Barossa street Patterson, Jean, stoneware merchant, 10 Leonard street Patterson, Jean, grocer, County place Patterson, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, Barossa street Patterson, Mrs, Barossa street Patterson, Mrs Alexander, St John's place Patterson, Mrs George, 2 Victoria street Patterson, Mrs James, winder, 354 High street Patterson, Mrs William, lodgings, 227 High street Patterson, Bobert, cabinetmaker, 7 South Methven street Patterson, Thomas, labourer, St John's place PATTERSON—PEDDIE. 69

Patterson, William, engine-fitter, 116 South street Patterson, William, C.E., Marshall bank Patterson, William, weaver, 11 Leonard street Patillo, Alexander, town's drummer, 23 Kirkgate Patillo, George, draper, Leonard street Patillo, Samuel (of Brewster and Patillo), James street Patillo, William, mason, Barossa street Paton, Charles, bookseller and stationer, 32 St John street—h. 22 Paton, Edward (of Paton & Walsh), 3 North Methven street Paton, J. & J., shoemakers, 11 St John street—h. 22 Stormont st. Paton, Miss, 8 Rose terrace Paton & Walsh, gunmakers, &c, 44 George street Patton, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow Patton, Alexander, weaver, 284 High street Patton, David, carter, Greyfriars lane Patton, James, weaver, Leonard street Patton, James, Infirmary gatekeeper, York place Patton, John, fisher, 70 South street Patton, John, weaver, 64 Pomarium Patton, John, weaver, 4 Cross street Patton, Miss, Carpenter street Patton, Miss Margaret, lodgings, 238 High street Patton, Mrs, lodgings, 80 High street Patton, Mrs David, lodgings 53 South street Patton, Mrs James, vintner, 5 Commercial street, Bridgend Patton, Peter, porter, 22 Stormont street Patton, Peter, brickmaker, 55 Pomarium Paul, Henry, blacksmith, 21 Stormont street Paul, James, pensioner, 3 Strathmore street, Bridgend Paul, John, mason, Scott street Paul, John, joiner, 70 Victoria street Peacock, Gavin, calico-printer, Paradise place Peacock & Son, William, silk printers, 189 South st —h. James st. Peacock & Imrie, silk printers, 43 South Methven street Pearson, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland Pearson, David, commercial traveller, Craigie Pearson, James, pavier, Dovecotland Pearson, Miss Jane, grocer, 233 High street Pearson, Mrs James, 335 High street Pearson, Mrs James, seamstress, 40 Meal vennel Pearson, Mrs Janet, Dovecotland Pearson, Mrs John, lodgings, Stormont street Pearson, William (of Richardson & Pearson), 6 Main st., Bridgend Pearson, William, 25 Canal street Peat, Mrs David, 19 Mill street Peat, Robert, bookseller, 24 High st.—house 19 Mill street Peddie, Mrs Gerrard, perfumer, 53 George street—house 57 Peddie, John, 37 Canal street Peddie, John, fitter, 216 High street Peddie, John, bookbinder, 102 High street Peddie, Miss Jane, greengrocer, Kinnoull causeway Peddie, Mrs James, 55 Mill street —

TO PEDDIE—PHILIP.

Peddie, Mrs John, lodgings, 101 High street Peddie, Mrs John, Union street Peddie, Mrs Robert, 13 Meal vennel Peddie, Mrs Thomas, 123 High street Peddie, Mrs William, Charter street Peddie, Mungo, weaver, 1 Paul street Peddie, Robert, teacher, 45 Mill street Peddie, Thomas, tailor, Union street Peddie, William, painter, 1 Paul street Pebbles, Alexander, labourer, Kinnoull causeway Peebles, Peter, weaver, 201 South street Peebles, Robert, labourer, 16 Commercial street, Bridgend Peggie, Mrs James, 37 Strathmore street, Bridgend Penny, James, Barnhill Penny, Peter, coach-trimmer, Scott street Pentland, Mrs George, 23 Stormont street Perry, John, shoemaker, 2 Canal street Perth Bank, 24 George street—David Craigie, cashier Pekth Marble Wokks, County place Perth Wheaten Bread Society (First), Union lane —Charles Fortune, manager Perth Wheaten Bread Society (Second), Union street—James Ayson, manager Perth Foundry, Paul street—A. M'Farlane & Co. Perthshire Agricultural Company's Office, 10 High street Perthshire Tea, Wine, and Spirit Company, 6 Watergate^ Peterkin, James, weaver, 205 South street — Peters, Alexander, grocer, Dovecotland .— Peters, Alexander, weaver, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend Peters, Alexander, weaver, Barossa street Peters, Charles, coach painter, 5 Reform place Peters, David, mason, Stormont street Peters, David, hawker, Dovecotland Peters, David, sheriff-clerk depute, York place Peters, David, officer, Free West Church, 306 High street Peters, John, weaver, 65 Strathmore street, Bridgend Peters, Mrs James, Barossa street Peters, Mrs James, 38 Skinnergate Peters, Mrs Peter, seamstress, 49 Meal vennel Peters, Robert (of Taylor & Peters), 19 Pomarium Potrie, Andrew, engine-driver, 31 Princes street Petrie, David, 2 Reform place Petrie, David, letter-carrier, 232 High street Petrie, George, weaver, Horner's lane Potrie, John, hat manufacturer, 41 High street—h. 97 South street Petrie, John, engine-fitter, 15 Cross street Petrie, Mrs James, 35 Canal street Philips, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 49 South street Philips, Miss Ann, staymaker, 42 St John street—h. 12 Cross st. Philips, Mrs William, 10 Cross street Philips, Thomas, blacksmith, 116 South street Philp, David (Bank of Scotland), Athole bank —

IULLANS—rEOUDFOOT. 71

Pillans, Rev. John, 7 South Mclliven street Pirrie, Alexander, Glencarsc runner, 38 Mill street Pirrie, James, (of Pirrie & Anderson), 88 South street Pirrie, John, watchmaker and receiving postmaster, 1 King et. house 8 Pirrie & Anderson, coach -builders, Princes street Pitblado, David, shipowner, Princes street Pitblado, John, shipowner, 103 South street Pitblado, William, seaman, 69 Watergate Pitkeathly, James, weaver, 42 Pomarium Pitkeathly, John, mason, 180 South street Pitkeathly, John, weaver, 48 Skinncrgate Pitkeathly, John, weaver, Thimblerow Pitkeathly, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 199 High street Pitkeathly, Mrs James, 53 Strathmore street, Bridgend

Playfair, Mrs, 40 Meal vennel , Police Assessment Office, 3 High street—J. M'Ewan, collector Police Office, 1 High street—Andrew Boyle, superintendent Pollan, John, labourer, 103 South street Poor-Rates Office, 12 Canal crescent—John Scott, collector Poor-Rates Insfectoe's Office, 10 Canal crescent— George Croll, inspector Pople, John B., refreshment rooms, Terminus—h. King's place Porter, Capt. James, 15 Athole street Porter, John, weaver, Dovecotland Post-Office, 80 George street—C. G. Sidejr postmaster , Potts, Thomas, fishing-rod-maker, 59 Skinnergate Powrie, Miss Mary, hawker, 60 High street Powrie, Mrs Hay, washer, Flesh vennel Powrie, William, polisher, Barossa street Powrie, William, turner, St John's place Preston, G. M., 39 King street Preston, James, hostler, 50 High street Preston, Joseph, shoemaker, 148 High street— house 137 Preston, Joseph, jun., shoemaker, 151 High street

Pride, Thomas, blacksmith, 1 75 High street Pringle, James, painter, 9 High street—house 4 South street Pringle, John, jeweller, 9 St John street Pringle, Miss Isabella, 19 North Methven street Pringle, Thomas, boat-builder, 6 High street

Prison Assessment Office, 3 High street—:J. Gray, collector Procurator-Fiscals' Office, Blackfriars street Prophet, David, boilermaker, New Town Proudfoot, David, umbrellamaker, 35 North Methven strett Proudfoot, James, mason, 226 South street Proudfoot, Mrs David, 126 High street Proudfoot, Mrs Thomas, 78 Pomarium Proudfoot, Mrs Thomas, lodgings, 106 High street Proudfoot, Mrs William, Athole street Proudfoot, Robert, inkmaker, 12 Reform place Prussian Vice-Consul Office, 2 St John's pi.—R. Lowe, agent Public Baths, Mill street 72 PULLAR—RANKIN.

Public Library, 78 George street Public Weigh-House, Kirkside Pullar, James, spirit-dealer, 257 High street—Louse 259 Pullar, James, joiner, Melville street Pullar, John (of J. Pullar & Son), 3 St Leonard bank Pullar, John, labourer, 126 South street Pullar, Joseph, labourer, 8 Cross street Pullar, Laurence (of Robert Pullar & Sons), 18 Marshall place Pullar, Miss, washer, 104 South street Pullar, Miss Jane, 13 Skinnergate Pullar, Mrs David, 337 High street Pullar, Mrs James, vintner, Princes street Pullar, Mrs John, 53 Pomarium Pullar, Mrs Robert, 36 Mill street Pullar, Mrs William, Melville street Pullar, Thomas (of Pullar & Keay), 54 Victoria street Pullar, William, brassfounder, 59 High street Pullar, William, Champion Inn, 33 South street Pullar, William, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Pullar & Keay, joiners, Victoria street Pullar & Son, J., silk dyers, 36 Mill street Pullar & Sons, Robert, manufacturers, Mill street Purves, James, railway carter, Barossa street Q Queen, William, hawker, 148 South street Quinan, Mrs, lodgings, Cutlog vennel R

Rae, John, weaver, Dovecotland Rae, John, junior, grocer, 171 South street Rait, John, fireman, 28 Leonard street Rake, James, pie-baker, 171 High street Ramage Graeme, City Hotel, 27 South street Ramsay, Alexander, stoneware-merchant, 31 Meal vennel Ramsay, James, corn-merchant, 9 North Methven st.—h. Viewland Ramsay, Mrs James, 2 Canal crescent Ramsay, John, fireman, 211 High street Ramsay, John, fruiterer, 73 High street—house 20 Union street lane, Bridgend Ramsay, John (manager, City Flour Mills), 16 Strathmore street, Bridgend Ramsay, Mathew, sawyer, 20 Hospital street Ramsay, Miss Helen, grocer, 59 South street Ramsay, Mrs, 104 South street Ramsay, Mrs George, 14 Charlotte street Ramsay, William G., slater, 117 South street * Ramsay, William, wright, 73 Mill street Rankin, Mrs, 5 Marshall place Rankin, William, clerk, 137 High street —

RATTRAY—REID. 73

Rattray, George, wrigbt, 102 South street Rattray, James, fitter, Kinnoull causeway Rattray, John, grocer, 162 High street Rattray, John, grocer, 115 South street Rattray, Joseph, corkcutter, 2 Newrow Rattray, Thomas, sawmaker, 189 South st.—h. 12 Canal crescent Rattray, Thomas, labourer, 6 Union street lane, Bridgend Rattray, William, pensioner, 38 Pomarium Readdie, James, burgh assessor, Paradise place Readdie, James, junior, builder, James street Readdie, John & David, wrights, 7 Scott street Readdie, John (of J. & D. R.), 1 St Leonard bank Receiving Post-Ofpice, 1 King street—J. Pirrie, postmaster Registrar's Office for Births, Marriages, and Deaths, 6 Charlotte street—Robert Buist, registrar Reid, Alexander, wright, 15 Tsla street, Bridgend Reid, Alexander, mason, St Paul's square Reid, Alexander, labourer, 8 Keir street, Bridgend Reid, Alexander, shoemaker, Barossa street Reid, Archibald, sheriff-clerk and joint city-clerk, 3 High street house 14 Marshall place Reid, Andrew, railway-guard, Newrow Reid, Charles, cowfeeder, 11 Castle gable Reid, Charles, tinsmith, 32 South Methven street Reid, Daniel, shoemaker, 49 Watergate Reid, Daniel, fireman, 69 Watergate Reid, David, seaman, 73 South street Reid, David, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Reid, David, weaver, 71 Canal street Reid, George, weaver, 62 Pomarium Reid, James, hostler, 59 Skinnergate Reid, James, coachsmith, 199 South street Reid, Jame*s, lata spirit-merchant, 270 High street Reid, James, shoemaker, 207 High Btreet Reid, John, accountant, Paradise place Reid, John, shipmaster, 69 Watergate Reid, John, pensioner, Melville street Reid, John, 294 High street Reid, John, weaver, 297 High street Reid, Miss Isabella, grocer, 50 Watergate Reid, Miss Barbara, Foundry lane Reid, Miss Jane, 28 South Methven street Reid, Mrs, midwife, 154 South street Reid, Mrs, laundress, 4 South street Reid, Mrs Alexander, Newrow Reid, Mrs James, Murray street Reid, Mrs James, Leonard street Reid, Mrs John, 63 Pomarium Reid, Mrs Margaret, spirit-dealer, 272 High street—house 270 Reid, Mrs William, 246 High street Reid, Mrs William, warder, 72 St John street Reid, Peter, shoemaker, Barossa street H —

74 REID—EOBB.

Eeid, Peter, carter, 293 High street Eeid, Robert, "West Church officer, 58 Pomarium Reid, Robert, shoemaker, Newrow Reid, Thomas, 14 King street Reid, William, slater, 27 Pomarium Reid, William, weaver, 53 Pomarium Reilly, Margaret, dressmaker, 76 Pomarium Rennet, William, cowfeeder, 279 High street Rennie, John, poulterer, Athole street Rennie, Mrs George, 27 Watergate Rennie, Mrs William, 48 George street Reoch, John, policeman, Foundry lane Reoch, James, cooper, Scott street Reoch, Mrs Peter, 224 High street Reoch, William, boot and shoemaker, 38 Mill street Reynolds, Charles, officer of Inland Revenue, New Town Riach, Miss Elizabeth, 57 King street Riach, Mrs Major W. A., Rose Cottage,'Bridgend Richards, Mrs, 13 Paul street Richards, Richard, seaman, 75 South street Richardson, Andrew, grocer and spirit-dealer, 5 St John's place Richardson, James, weaver, 59 Pomarium Richardson, John, winder, 66 South Methven street Richardson, Mrs Thomas, eating-house, 27 Kirkgate Richardson, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, Flesh vennel Richardson, Mrs William, eating-house, 10 Princes street Richardson, William, wright, 73 Mill street Richardson, William, joiner, 217 South street Richardson, Thomas, bookseller and stationer, 1 George street house 18 High street Richardson & Pearson, silk-mercers, 32 George street Rintoul, John, mason, Dovecotland Rintoul, Laurence, merchant, 79 High street—house 81 Ritchie, Charles, Moncreiffe Arms Inn, Princes street Ritchie, David, stoker, 62 Mill street Ritchie, David, Carr's croft Ritchie, James, civil-engineer and land-Burveyor, 7 Athole place— house Melville street Ritchie, James, glass and china merchant, 70 St John st.—h. 68 Ritchie, John, wright, Leonard street Ritchie, Miss Helen, 14 Paul street Ritchie, Miss Susan, 12 Castle gable Ritchie, Mrs John, 68 St John street Ritchie, Mrs Peter, horse-hirer, 163 High street Ritchie, Mrs R., 16 King street Ritchie, Mrs William, 2 Melville street Ritchie, William, accountant, 163 High street River Police and Fishing Office, 6 Charlotte street Eobb, James, mason; Low street Eobb, Mrs David, 4 Kinnoull causeway Eobb, Mrs Janet, 4 Cross street Eobb, William, mason, 310 High street R0BBINS—ROBERTSON. 75

Bobbins, John, grocer, North port—house Curfew row Roberts, William, 63 Pomarium Robertson, Alexander, writer, 20 South street—h. 35 St John st. Robertson, Alexander, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 2 Union st. Robertson, Alexander, 126 High street

Robertson, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 38 North Methven st. Robertson, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 5 Kirkgate—house 7 Robertson, Alexander, cabinetmaker, York place Robertson, Alexander, weaver, 27 Cross street Robertson, Alexander, tailor, Barrack street Robertson, Alexander, labourer, 8 Cross street Robertson, Alexander, porter, 82 Watergate Robertson, Alexander, labourer, 15 Paul street Robertson, Alexander, pensioner, 238 High street Robertson, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland Robertson, Alexander, weaver, 17 East Bridge street, Bridgend Robertson, Alexander, carter, 291 High street Robertson, Alexander, cowfeeder, 12 Hospital street Robertson, Alexander, carpenter, 48 Meal vennel Robertson, Alexander, Clayholes Robertson, Andrew, flax dresser, 73 South street Robertson, Charles, grocer, 21 Hospital street—house 19 Robertson, Charles, sawyer, Cow vennel Robertson, Charles, sawyer, 19 Hospital street Robertson, Daniel, weaver, Dovecotland Robertson, Daniel, grocer, Melville street Robertson, Daniel, weaver, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend Robertson, Daniel, grocer, 278 High street Robertson, Daniel, fruiterer, 61 North Methven street Robertson, David, cabinetmaker, Union st. —h. 63 N. Methven st. Robertson, David, labourer, 53 Commercial street, Bridgend Robertson, David, bookseller and librarian, 94 High street—h. 92 Robertson, David, shoemaker, 266 High street Robertson, David, labourer, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend Robertson, David, grocer, 68 South Methven street—house 66 Robertson, David, mason, St Paul's square Robertson, Donald, carter, 27 Castle gable Robertson, Donald, porter, 19 Mill street Robertson, Donald, labourer, 16 Hospital street Robertson, Duncan, late clothier, 7 Kirkgate Robertson, Duncan, weaver, Cutlog vennel "Robertson, Duncan, labourer, 77 South street Robertson, Duncan, 25 Canal street Robertson, Edward, slater, 8 Pomarium Robertson, Ceorge, flesher, 26 Athole street Robertson, George, seaman, 36 Meal vennel Robertson, James, painter, 120 High street Robertson, James, boot and shoemaker, 48 South street Robertson, James., spirit-agent, 12 Canal crescent Robertson, James, labourer, 10 Hospital street Robertson, James, cartwright, South William street Robertson, James, mason, Baros&a street 76 ROBERTSON.

Robertson, James, Infirmary porter, 404 High street Robertson, James, miller, 16 Leonard street

Robertson, James, seaman, 10 Cow vennel - Robertson, James, blacksmith and cartwright, 31 Princes street Robertson, James, carpenter, 189 South street Robertson, James, coachman, 5 George street Robertson, James, book deliverer, 1 James street Robertson, James, weaver, 362 High street Robertson, James, weaver, 404 High street Robertson, James, cabinetmaker, 3 Kinnoull street Robertson, James, weaver, 402 High street Robertson, James, weaver, 368 High street Robertson, James, pointsman, Leonard street Robertson, James, labourer, Newrow Robertson, John, teacher 126 High street Rodertson, John, bootmaker, 34 Commercial street, Bridgend Robertson, John, bootmaker, 398 High street Robertson, John, blacksmith, 315 High street Robertson, John, blacksmith, 142 South street Robertson, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 7 Main street, Bridgend Robertson, Jobn, tailor, 7 Kirkgate Robertson, John, pavier, 170 South street Robertson, John, weaver, 306 High street Robertson, John, weaver, 360 High "street Robertson, John, vintner, 134 High street Robertson, John, labourer, 60 High street Robertson, John, weaver, Thimblerow Robertson, John, weaver, 27 Cross street Robertson, John, stonebreaker, 304 High street Robertson, John, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend Robertson, Joseph, Red Lion Tavern, 123 High street Robertson, Joseph, labourer, 211 South street Robertson, Joseph, labourer, 38 South street Robertson, Misses, Blackfriars wynd Robertson, Misses, Guard vennel Robertson, Miss Betsy, St Paul's square Robertson, Miss, 12 Princes street Robertson,' Miss Christian, lodgings, Guard vennel Robertson, Miss G., straw-hat-maker, Kinnoull causeway Robertson, Miss Helen, 1 St Leonard's place Robertson, Miss Isabella, 345 High street Robertson, Miss Isabella, 51 Skinnergate Robertson, Miss Janet, 7 1 Canal street Robertson, Miss Margaret, 31 Canal street Robertson, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 21 Castle gable Robertson, Miss Margaret, 10 Bridge lane Robertson, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 18 George street Robertson, Mrs, 7 South Methven street Robertson, Mrs, Leonard street Robertson, Mrs, washer, 71 Main street, Bridgend Robertson, Mrs, Barrack street Robertson, Mrs Adam, grocer, 125 High street ROBERTSON. 77

Robertson Mrs Alexander, seamstress, 129 High street Robertson Mrs Alexander, 63 Meal vennel .Robertson Mrs Alexander, Mill wynd Robertson Mrs Alexander, Kinnoull causeway- Robertson Mrs Andrew, 26 South Methven street Robertson Mrs Daniel, Union street Robertson Mrs David, mangle, Stormont street Robertson David, lodgings, Mrs Stormont street . Robertson Mrs David, grocer, 281 High street Robertson Mrs Duncan, Well close, Newrow Robertson Mrs James, innkeeper, 15 Mill street Robertson Mrs James, 10 Keir street, Bridgend Robertson Mrs James, winder, 177 South street Robertson Mrs James, lodgings, 10 Speygate Robertson Mrs James, sick-nurse, 211 High street Robertson Mrs James, 8 Leonard street Robertson Mrs James, Paul's square Robertson Mrs John, 12 Canal street Robertson Mrs John, Leonard street Robertson Mrs John, 394 High street Robertson Mrs Paul, winder, 163 South street Robertson Mrs Richard, lodgings, St Ann's lane Robertson Mrs Robert, 7 Athole street Robertson Mrs Robert, 11 Princes street Robertson Mrs Robert, Scott street Robertson Mrs Thomas, Union lane Robertson Oliphant, book-deliverer, 179 High street Robertson Patrick, 224 High street Robertson Peter, grocer and spirit-dealer, 28 Princes street Robertson Peter, policeman, 34 Pomarium Robertson Peter, labourer, 219 High street Robertson Robert H., grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 22 High street —house 3 Watergate Robertson Robert, confectioner, 48 George street Robertson Robert, warper, 25 Hospital street Robertson Robert, weaver, 198 South street Robertson Robert, weaver, Thimblerow Robertson Robert, labourer, Dovecotland Robertson Robert, labourer, 15 Cross street Robertson Samuel, carpenter, 50 Pomarium Robertson Thomas, flesher, Kirkside Robertson Thomas, pensioner, 25 Kirkgate Robertson Thomas, corkcutter, 306 High street Robertson William, 13 Commercial street, Bridgend Robertson William, dresser, 302 High street Robertson William, coachman, 1 Carpenter street Robertson William, labourer, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend Robertson William, waiter, 4 South street Robertson William, green-grocer, 39 High st.—h. Guard vennel Robertson William, printer, 85 Watergate Robertson William, grocer, 75 South street Robertson William, watchmaker, 128 High street—h. Cherrybank n 2 78 ROBERTSON—ROSS.

Robertson, Donaldson, & Co., Perth Saw Mills, 9 Victoria street Roddan, Daniel, hawker, 313 High street Rodger, John, slater, Thimblerow Rodger, John, shoemaker, Stormont street Rodger, John, seaman, 177 South streei Rodger, John, draper, 45 High street—house New Town Rodgerson, James, Burns Tavern, 13 Watergate Rodgie, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow Rodgie, Edward, salesman, 9 Leonard street Rodgie, James, weaver, 384 High street Rodgie, John, 13 Canal crescent Rodgie, William, weaver, Claypots wynd Rollo, Andrew, wright, 55 High street Rollo, David, baker, 152 High street—house 156 Rollo, James, 22 Marshall place Rollo, James, poor-rates inspector's officer, 75 Canal street Rollo, James, sheriff-officer, 113 High street Rollo, James, blacksmith, New Town Rollo, John, 26 Main street, Bridgend Rollo, Robert, coal merchant, 43 Leonard street Rollo, William, labourer, 71 Canal street Ronaldson, William, wright, 142 South street Rose, William, turner, 177 South street Ross, Alexander, cooper, 24 South Methven street— house 48 Ross, Alexander, coachsmith, 68 St John street Ross, Alexander, painter, 123 High street Ross, Alexander, heckler, 246 High street Ross, Alexander, shoemaker, 46 High street Ross, Daniel, sawyer, 190 High street Ross, David (of John Ross & Son), 1 Blackfriars street Ross, David, plumber, Barossa street Ross, James (of W. & J. Ross), 5 Rose terrace Ross, James, cooper, Stormont street Ross, John, coach-pi-oprietor, Melville street Ross, John, candlemaker, 118 High street—house Mount Craigie Ross, John, plasterer, 239 High street Ross, Margaret, seamstress, 60 Pomarium Ross, Mrs, 38 Victoria street Ross, Mrs, lodgings, 59 North Methven street Ross, Mrs Alexander, Newrow Ross, Mrs Alexander, milliner, 151 High street Ross, Mrs George, 181 High street Ross, Mrs John, 6 St Leonard bank Ross, Mrs John, 41 Commercial street, Bridgend Ross, Peter, candlemaker, 120 High street Ross, Mrs William, 46 Commercial street, Bridgend Ross, Peter, weaver, Leonard street Ross, Robert, sodawater manufacturer, 214 High street— house 223 South street Ross, Robert, warder, General Prison, 24 Pomarium Ross, Thomas, inkmaker, 198 South street Ross, Thomas, labourer, 7 North Methven street ROSS—RUTHVEN. 79

Ross, William, liaircutter, 223 High street—house 219 Ross, William, baker, 38 St John street Ross, William (of W. & J. Ross), 16 Mill street Ross, W. & J., writers, 37 George street Ross & Son, John, grocers and wine-merchants, 19 High street Rough, Joseph, gatekeeper, Railway Station . ^ L^-xifjCr Rough, Peter, coachman, 2 Bridge lane ^- —' Roup, John, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Rowden, Alfred (of Rowden & Roy), 9 Main street, Bridgend Rowden & Roy, grain-merchants, 85 Canal street Roy, Alexander, railway porter, 95 High street Roy, Andrew, grain-merchant, 20 South Methven street—house 22 Roy, Andrew, wright, Princes street Roy, James (of Roy & Bell), Springbank, Bridgend Roy, James, liaircutter, 5 Bridge lane—house 7 Roy, James, Cherry bank post-runner, 54 High street Roy, James, grocer, 35 Castle gable Roy, James, labourer, 26 Castle gable Roy, John, seedcrusher, 58 Victoria street —house 73 Roy, Miss, James street Roy, Mrs William, 36 George street Roy, Mrs William, 30 Meal vennel Roy, Robert, weaver, 37 Pomarium Roy, Thomas, flesher, 56 South Methven st. —h. 36 George at. Roy & Bell, wine-merchants, 34 Kirkside Royal Arch Mason Lodge, 71 High street Royal Bank op Scotland, 20 High street—P. Soutar, agent Royal Geokge Hotel, 51 George street—J. & A. Davidson Royal Mail and Universal Coach-Offices, 58 George street and 15 South street Russell, James, painter, Curfew row Russell, James, wright, 186 South street Russell, Hector, pensioner, 14 Leonard street Russell, Mrs Margaret, Union street Russell, Thomas, blacksmith, 6 Cross street Rutherford, Andrew, spirit-dealer, 84 South street Rutherford, James, plumber, 211 High street Rutherford, James, weaver, Clayholes Rutherford, James, Scott street Rutherford, John, coachman, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend Rutherford, John, labourer 15 Kirkgate Rutherford, Miss Margaret, 5 Meal vennel Rutherford, Mrs, spirit-dealer, 140 South street Rutherford, Mrs James, 366 High street Rutherford, Mrs John, lodgings, 312 High street Rutherford, Thomas, fisher, Leonard street Rutherford, William, joiner, 8 Main street—house 9 Strathmore street, Bridgend Ruthven, John, King's Arms Inn, 7 High street 80 SAGE—SCOTT.

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Sage John, weaver, 159 South street Sage, Joseph, weaver, 24 Poniariurn Sage, Mrs, 339 High street Sage, Mrs Robert, seamstress, 258 High street Salutation Hotel, 24 South street—John Kennedy Salmon, Captain George P., 3 Barossa place Salmon, Alexander, gunmaker, 9 Bridge lane Salmon, James, blacksmith, 45 Commercial street, Bridgend Salmon, Peter, blacksmith, 211 South street Sandeman, David, Barrack street Sandeman, James, shoemaker, Newrow Sandeman, J. & I)., bootmakers, 110 High street Saudeman, Misses, 46 Commercial street, Bridgend Sandeman, Miss Ann, 11 Rose terrace Sandeman, Mrs Glas, Springland, Bridgend Sands, Miss Margaret, 38 Mill street Sangster, Peter, blacksmith, Stormont street Saum, Matthew, watchmaker, 57 South street Saunders, Laurence, draper, Burton place Saunders, Mrs David, 30 Kirkgate Saunders, Peter, leather-merchant, Mill street Saxey, Mrs, 48 Commercial street, Bridgend Schaefer, Henry F\ F. (Academy), 6 York place Scobie, Charles, pensioner, Blackfriars wynd Scobie, John, stoneware-dealer, West Bridge street, Bridgend Scobie, Miss Christian, lodgings, 246 High street Scobie, Mrs David, 85 South street Scobie, Robert, pensioner, 134 High street Scobie, William, labourer, 56 Mill street Scotland, Andrew, weaver, 271 High street Scotland, Applin, East Church officer, 4 Cros6 street Scotland, David, weaver, 24 Pomarium Scotland, James, weaver, Dovecotland Scotland, John, weaver, Dovecotland Scotland, John, weaver, 45 Pomarium Scotland, Newlands, grocer, 65 South street Scotland, William, lodgings, 37 King street Scotland, William, stoker, Kinnoull causeway Scotland, William, weaver, Dovecotland Scott, Alexander, Graham's place, Princes street Scott, Andrew, hairdresser and perfumer, 19 South street Scott, Andrew, labourer, Kinnoull causeway Scott, Archibald, labourer, 1 Mill wynd Scott, Charles, cabinetmaker, &c, 22 South street—h. 3 Albert pi. Scott, Charles, mason, 3 Strathmore street, Bridgend Scott, David, surgeon and druggist, 35 High street—h. Athole st. Scott, Edward, stoneware merchant, 50 Meal vennel—house 129 South street Scott, James, wool-merchant, Mill street —house Scott street Scott, James, writer, 20 Watergate —

SCOTT—SCEIMGOUIt. 81

Scott, James, fitter, 6 Cross street Scott, James, baker, County place Scott, James, spirit-dealer, 1 1 Mill street Scott, James, clerk, Carpenter street Scott, James, blacksmith, Foundry lane Scott, James, joiner, 6 East Bridge street, Bridgend "" Scott, James, surfaceman, Dovecotland „,1 Scott, James, cowfeeder, 217 High street Scott, James, labourer, Dovecotland Scott, John, Victoria Inn (near the Koyal George Hotel), 47 George street Scott, John, 32 Main street, Bridgend Scott, John, potato-dealer, 127 South street Scott, John, lastmaker, 41 Mill street—house 38 Scott, John, weaver, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend Scott, John, collector of poor-rates, 12 Canal crescent Scott, Lillias, winder, Claypots wynd Scott, Mathew, wine and spirit-merchant, 3 St John's place—h. Burton place Scott, Miss Ann, 16 Strathmore street, Bridgend Scott, Miss Catherine, washer, Barossa street Scott, Miss Catherine, dressmaker, 60 High street Scott, Miss Elizabeth, 254 High street Scott, Miss Janet, dressmaker, 55 High street Scott, Miss Mary, washer, 27 Castle gable Scott, Misses, 22 St John street Scott, Misses, teachers, 17 Athole street Scott, Misses, dressmakers, 6 Charlotte street Scott, Mrs, Scott street Scott, Mrs, stoneware merchant, 238 South street Scott, Mrs I)r, Mansfield place Scott, Mrs Alexander, Scott street Scott, Mrs James, 58 Pomarium Scott, Mrs John, lodgings, 82 South street Scott, Mrs Robert, 17 Athole street Scott, Mrs Thomas W., 3 Charlotte place Scott, Robert, weaver, 103 South street Scott, Robert, mason, 205 South street Scott, Robert, weaver, 49 Strathmore street, Bridgend Scott, Robert, confectioner, 88 High street—house 86 Scott, Thomas, weaver, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend Scott, Thomas, teacher, New Town Scott, Thomas, mason, 8 Keir street, Bridgend Scott, Thomas, baker, Carpenter street Scott, Thomas, grocer, 255 High street—house 253 Scott, William D., cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 20 Mill street house 3 Bridge lane Scott, William, ropespinner, 311 High street Scrimgour, Donald, labourer, Barrack street Scrimgour, Donald, labourer, Kinnoull causeway Scrimgour, James, labourer, 73 South street Scrimgour, James, Stormont street 82 SCRIMGOUR—SHEPHEED.

Scrimgour, Mrs, lodgings, 40 South street Scrimgour, Mrs Alexander, meal-dealer, 39 Mill street Scrimgour, Robert, weaver, 47 Pomarium Scroggie, John, greengrocer, 158 High street Seton, Charles, 16 Canal street Seton, David, commission-agent, 82 Watergate—house 79 Seton, James, 18 South street Seton, Mrs Captain, Potterhill, Bridgend Seton, Mrs Peter, furrier, 4 George street Seton, Mrs William, lodgings, South William street Session-Clerk's Office, 6 Charlotte street Sellar, Rev. James A., Stormont street Severwright, Mrs Dr, 24 King street Shanks, John, dairy, 37 South Methven street Sharp, David, painter, 161 High street Sharp, David, pensioner, 159 South 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, John, butler, North port Sharp, Mrs Charles, 8 Mill street Sharp, Peter, labourer, 18 Skinnergate Sharp, William, tailor, 246 High street Sharp, William, gardener, Leonard street Sharp, William, carter, 71 Watergate Sharpe, John, Sunbank Cottage, Barnhill Sharpe, John, 13 Canal crescent Shaw, Alexander, dyer, 1 Paul street Shaw, Andrew, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Shaw, John, victualler, 61 South street Shaw, Malcom, carter, 190 South street Shaw, Mrs James, winder, 155 South street Shaw, Norman, labourer, 10 Commercial street, Bridgend' Shaw, Peter, blacksmith, 129 High street Shaw, William, slater, 36 Pomarium Shearer, Alexander, weaver, 246 High street Shearer, Miss, housekeeper, Murray's Royal Asylum, Bridgend Sneddon, Charles, watchmaker, jeweller, and silversmith, 32 High street—house King's place Shedden, James, confectioner, 57 North Methven street Shedden, Mrs James, Stormont street Shelton, Capt. Frederick, Moncreiffe Cottage, Craigie Shepherd, David, tailor and clothier, 25 High street Shepherd, James, weaver, Leonard street Shepherd, John, spirit-dealer, 99 South street—house 89 Shepherd, John, weaver, Leonard street Shepherd, Mrs, teacher, 163 High street Shepherd, Mrs, 27 Pomarium Shepherd, Thomas, clothier and coal-merchant, 60 S. Methven st. Shepherd, William, tailor, 21 Cross street Sheriff Clerk's Office, County buildings —

SHEILDS —SINCLAIR. 83

Sbeilds, Alexander, labourer, 63 Meal vennel Shields, John (of Shields & Co.), Carpenter street Shields & Co., John, power-loom manufactory, Foundry lane Shoemaker Incorporation Hall, 97 South street ShoreJJues Office, Lime shore—P. Smeaton, collector Sidey, Alexander, gardener, 223 South street Sidey, C. G., bookseller, stationer, and printer, 80 George street house 2 Charlotte street Sidey, George, Post-Office messenger, 55 Mill street Sidey, Henry, shoemaker, 55 High street Sidey, John, carter, 216 South street Sidey, Robert, labourer, Barossa street Sidey, Thomas, carter, 64 South street Simcock, George, platelayer, 69 Canal street Sime, Andrew, ouarryman, Carpenter street Sime, David, grocer, 215 High street—house 219 Sime, Jacob, mason, 258 High street Sime, James, shoemaker, 134 High street Sime, John, fruiterer, 154 High street—house 151 Sime, Joseph, warder, 89 South street Sime, Miss Christian, lodgings, 50 High street Sime, Mrs George, mangle, 4 Newrow Sime, Mrs Grant, mangle, 2 Horse cross Sime, Mrs Jacob, fruiterer, 252 High street Sime, Mrs James, 11 Newrow Sime, William D., 72 High street Simmie, David, labourer, 238 High street Simmie, John, labourer, Kinnoull causeway Simmonds, Thomas, sodawater, &c. manufacturer, 68 High street Simmonds, Thomas, hawker, 139 South street Simpson, Andrew, brewer, 33 Castle gable Simpson, Charles, City-Hall Tavern, Kirkside Simpson, James (of Simpson & Stewart), James street Simpson, John, shipmaster, South William street Simpson, John, cabinetmaker, Barossa street Simpson, John, policeman, Horner's lane Simpson, Miss, Willanslee, Barnhill Simpson, Miss Janet, 11 Newrow Simpson, Mrs A., 11 Newrow Simpson, Mrs David, Carpenter street Simpson, Mrs John, lodgings, Kinnoull street Simpson, Mrs John, 2 Canal street Simpson, Mrs William, 58 South Methven street Simpson, Thomas, seaman, Horner's lane Simpson, William, plasterer, Canal crescent—house 232 High si. Simpson, William, labourer, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend Simpsgn, Stewart, & Co., brewers, 83 Canal street Sinclair, Alexander, green-grocer, 150 South street Sinclair, Donald, tailor, 183 High street Sinclair, Hugh, ropespinner, 315 High street Sinclair, John, salesman, 23 Commercial street, Bridgend Sinclair, John, tailor, 281 High street 84 SINCLAIR—SMITH.

Sinclair, John, railway guard, Dovecotland Sinclair, Miss Mary, 37 Castle gable Sinclair, Robert, labourer, 55 High street Sinclair, Captain William, A.S., Castle bank, Bridgend Skeete, Horace, writer, 68 St John street—house Bridgend Skeete, Mrs H. A., Bowerswell Cottage, Bridgend Skelly, Mrs, 70 South street Skinner, Alexander, cooper, Barossa street Skinner, David, draper, 35 South Methven street—h. 19 Canal cres. Skinner, Andrew, horsebreaker, 23 Canal street Skinner, Miss, 198 South street Skirving, Archibald, hostler, 131 High street Slater, Andrew, bookbinder, 113 High street Slater, George, vintner, Newrow Slater, James, mason, 10 Canal street Slater, John, mason, 9 Speygate Slater, Mrs John, dairy, 151 High street Slater, Mrs William, eating-house, 61 Meal vennel Slater, Robert, corkcutter, 246 High street Slater, William, 71 Canal street Sligo, Archibald, boot and shoemaker, 92 High street Slimman, John, wireworker, 63 South street Small, David, baker, 10 Gowrie street, Bridgend Small, Mrs, 25 Watergate Small, Mrs James, 16 Keir street, Bridgend Sraail, Joseph (of Sniail & Wann), 47 High street Smail & Wann, joiners, Kinnoull street Smart, James, weaver, 11 Newrow Smart, John, weaver, 25 Hospital street Smart, Mrs John, cowfeeder, 204 South street Smeaton, Alexander, engineer, 10 Mill wynd Smeaton, Andrew, labourer, 34 Canal street Smeaton, David (of Fenton & Smeaton), Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie Smeaton, James (of Dewar & Smeaton), 37 South Methven street Smeaton & Son, James, linen manufacturers, Paul street Smeaton, John, seaman, 90 Watergate Smeaton, Miss Mary, 90 Watergate Smeaton, Mrs Thomas, 58 Main street, Bridgend Smeaton, Peter, collector of Shore-dues, James street Smith, Alexander B. (of Academy), 11 Charlotte street Smith, Alexander, labourer, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend Smith, Alexander, mason, 336 High street Smith, Andrew, grocer, 14 Gowrie street, Bridgend— house 5 Smith, Andrew, vintner, 22 Cross street Smith, Bernard, stocking-weaver, 36 Meal vennel Smith, David, bootmaker, 35 Main street, Bridgend Smith, David, coach-builder, Leonard street Smith, David, salesman, 35 Pomarium Smith, David, labourer, Carr's croft Smith, George, pensioner, 7 South Methven street Smith, James, shoemaker, 5 Paul street Smith, James, sexton, 8 East Bridge street, Bridgend SMITH—SOUTER. 85

Smith, James, cowfeeder, Barnhill Smith, James, postboy, 33 Castle gable Smith, James, labourer, 1 Strathmore street, Bridgend Smith, James, Cross Keys Tavern, Kirkside Smith, John, A.M. (Academy), Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie Smith, John, grocer, 242 High street —house 31 George street Smith, John, porter, 39 Commercial street, Bridgend Smith, John, plasterer, 103 South street Smith, John, shoemaker, Newrow Smith, John, cowfeeder, Horner's lane, South street Smith, John, mason, York place Smith, John, blacksmith, Guard vennel Smith, Joseph, shoemaker, 40 Watergate Smith, Laurence, coppersmith, 44 St John street— h. 4 George st. Smith, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 7 Kinnoull street Smith, Mrs Alexander, 28 Gowrie street, Bridgend Smith, Mrs Alexander, Thimblerow Smith, Mrs Andrew, 62 Pomarium Smith, Mrs David, 89 Main street, Bridgend Smith, Mrs David, lodgings, 183 South street Smith, Mrs James, lodgings, 2 Canal street Smith, Mrs John, dressmaker, 31 George street Smith, Mrs, 14 Leonard street Smith, Peter, oil-miller, 14 Paul street Smith, Peter, weaver, 13 Cross street Smith, Robert, mason, 93 Canal street Smith, Robert, pointsman, 71 Canal street Smith, Robert B. (of C. Matthew & Co.), 2 St Leonard bank Smith, Robert, porter, 41 Main street, Bridgend Smith, Robert, labourer, 190 High street Smith, Thomas, coal and lime agent, Lower Craigie Smith, Thomas, shoemaker, 41 Main street, Bridgend Smith, Thomas, tailor, 15 Main street, Bridgend Smith, Thomas, engine-driver, 90 Victoria street Smith, William, carpenter, 8 Cross street Snell, Miss, dressmaker, 184 South street Sommerville, James, labourer, 25 Kirkgate Sommerville, James, weaver, Thimblerow Sommerville, John, missionary, 8 Watergate Sommerville, Mrs T., Pitcullen House Sommerville, Thomas, carpenter, 77 South street Sorlie, David, tanner, 5 Back wynd, Bridgend Sorlie, Mrs Peter, 246 High street Sorley, Mrs James, pawnbroker, 181 South street—house aboye Soutar, Patrick, clerk of supply and banker, 4 Rose terrace Souter, Alexander, blacksmith, 7 Paul street Souter, Alexander, fireman, 21 Watergate Souter, James, baker, Athole street Souter, John, 4 Reform place Souter, John, ropespinner, 89 South street Souter, Miss Jane, Barossa street Souter, Misses, 14 South street I —

86 SOUTER—SYMON.

Souter, Mrs Eobert, 12 South street Souter, Thomas, banker, 52 Main street, Bridgend Souter, William F., broker, 40 North Methven street Speed, George, reedmaker, 219 High street—house 309 Speed, Mrs Francis, 312 High street Speedie, Alexander, fishmonger, 17 St John st.—h. Water vennel Speedie, Easton, porter, Leonard street Speedie, Mrs John, 2 Newrow Speedie, Mrs Shepherd, 266 High street Speedy, Graham, 5 North port Speedy, Mrs John, 13 Paul street Speedy, Mrs William, Barossa street Spence, Andrew, potato-dealer, 21 Kirkgate, and 2 George street Spence, David, Working Men's Coffee-Rooms, Kirkside—house 12 Strathmore street, Bridgend Spence, Gavin, shoemaker, 68 High street Spence, James, dresser, 6 Paul street Spence, Mrs Thomas, 142 South street Spence, Peter, shoemaker, 23 Kirkgate Spottiswoode, James, writer, 25 George st.—h. The Den, Bridgend Spottiswoode, Miss, The Den, Bridgend Sprat, Robert, weaver, Dovecotland Sprunt, James, editor of Perthshire Advertiser, Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie Sprunt, John, brassfounder, Charier lane Sprunt, Thomas, cabinetmaker, Carr's croft Sprunt, William, weaver, 9 Commercial street, Bridgend Squire, Forrester, upholsterer, 55 High street Squire, John, upholsterer, 92 Canal street Squire, Miss Margaret, 7 South Methven street Sutherland, George, potato and coal agent, Leonard street Sutherland, James, contractor, Barrack street Sutherland, James, blacksmith, 258 High street Sutherland, John, clerk, New Town Suttie, William, mason, St Paul's square Swan, Alexander, glazier, 33 Pomarium Swan, James, grocer, 12 Strathmore street, Bridgend Swan, Mrs James, lodgings, Leonard street Swan, William, railway-guard, Leonard street Swan, James, late teacher, Union street Swanston, David, Commercial Inn, 8 South street Swedish and Norwegian Vice-Consul Office, 12 Speygate James Easson, agent Swinton, James, shoemaker, Dovecotland Sword, James, policeman, 219 High street Symon, James, labourer, Barossa street —

STAIO—STEWART. 87

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Staff- Officer of Pensioners' Office, Perth Barracks Staig, David, wright, 66 South Methven street Stalker, James, heckler, St Paul's square Stalker, Mrs John, 132 High street Stalker, William, painter, 85 Watergate Star Inn and Hotel, 22 Canal street—Alex. Young Stark, James, draper, 16 St John street—house 34 Stark, Mrs James, 34 St John street Steedman, Mrs, dressmaker, 9 Strathmore street, Bridgend Steel, James, porter, 7 Reform place Steel, John, Fairmount, Barnhill Steel, Robert, weaver, 6 Paul street Steele, John, tailor and clothier, 74 St John street Steele, Mrs, 129 High street Steele, Robert, weaver, 10 Kinnoull causeway Steele, William D. (Academy), 26 Main street, Bridgend Steil, Aitken, teacher of drawing, North William street house 7 Kinnoull causeway Stein, Andrew, senior, wright, 122 South street Stein, Andrew, junior, wright, Horner's lane, South street -Stein, Mrs David, 79 Canal street Stevens, Christie, boot- closer, 16 Castle gable Stephens, James, fireman, New Town Stephens, John, shoemaker, 190 High street Stephens, Miss, King street Stephens, Mrs George, mangle, 232 High street Stephens, Mrs, 4 Marshall place Stephenson, James, carter, 17 Cross street Stephenson, John, smith, Cow vennel Stephenson, Moses, tanner, Newrow Stephenson, William, boot-closer, 7 Kinnoull causeway Stephenson, Peter, labourer, 15 Leonard street Stephenson, Thomas, painter, 67 Canal street Stewart, Alexander, haircutter, 1 County place—house above Stewart, Alexander, town's officer, 87 Watergate Stewart, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 170 High street Stewart, Alexander, wright, Barossa street Stewart, Alexander, mason, Athole street Stewart, Alexander, porter, 24 Pomarium Stewart, Alexander, labourer, 67 Pomarium Stewart, Alexander, grocer, 187 High street Stewart, Alexander, 7 High street Stewart, Alexander, 13 Skinnergate Stewart, Angus, baker, 17 Castle gable Stewart, Charles, mason, New Town Stewart, Charles, spirit dealer, 39 Castle gable Stewart, Charles, seaman, 53 Watergate Stewart, Captain Daniel, 39 North Methven street Stewart, Daniel, baker, 205 High street house 207 STEWART.

Stewart, Daniel, Turf Inn, 3 High street Stewart, Daniel, weaver, Dovecotland Stewart, Daniel, weaver, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend Stewart, David, shoemaKer, Curfew row Stewart, David, girdener, Asylum road, Bridgend Stewart, David, glazier, 239 High street Stewart, David, porter, 146 High street Stewart, David, labourer, 266 High street Stewart, David, weaver, Stormont street Stewart, David, weaver, 10 Kinnoull causeway- Stewart, David, weaver, Thimblerow, Stewart, Donald, shoemaker, 53 Strathmore street, Bridgend Stewart, Donald, shoemaker, Barossa street Stewart, Donald, wright, 239 High street Stewart, Donald, blacksmith, Mill street Stewart, Donald, labourer, Clayholes Stewart, Donald, labourer, 14 Paul street Stewart, Donald, gardener, 23 Commercial street, Bridgend Stewart, Duncan, Parliament close Inn, 71 High street Stewart, Duncan, flesher, 3 County place Stewart, Duncan, carter, 69 Canal street Stewart, Duncan, sawyer, 6 Paul street Stewart, Duncan, labourer, 2 Canal street Stewart, Duncan, tailor, 146 High street Stewart, James, engine driver, New Town Stewart, James, grocer, 120 South street Stewart, James, glazier, 216 High street Stewart, James, 1 Leonard place Stewart, James, vintner, 2 North Methven street Stewart, James, blacksmith, Barossa street Stewart, James, blacksmith, 54 South street—house 63 Stewart, James, porter, 27 Cross street Stewart, James, shoemaker, 82 South street Stewart, James, Croft House, Craigie Stewart, James, labourer, Cutlog vennel, Stewart, James, grocer, 183 High street Stewart, James, labourer, 28 Kirkgate Stewart, John, M.D., 26 Main street, Bridgend Stewart, John, manager Perthshire Agricultural Co., Friarton Stewart, John, mail-guard, Melville street Stewart, John, engineer, Carr's croft Stewart, John, wood merchant, Carr's croft Stewart, John, mason, Barossa street Stewart, John, mason, 101 Watergate Stewart, John, wright, 45 Leonard street Stewart, John, painter, 12 South street Stewart, John, vintner, 104 Watergate Stewart, John, policeman, 41 Main street, Bridgend Stewart, John, cowfeeder, Athole street Stewart, John, clerk, rail way office, Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie Stewart, John, wright, 208 High street Stewart, John, waiter, 11 Mill street STEWART,

Stewart, John, sawyer, Paul's close, Newrow Stewart, John, quarryman, 13 Skinnergate Stewart, John, seaman, 126 High street Stewart, John, weaver, 266 High street Stewart, John, weaver, Blackfriars street Stewart, John, fishmonger, 23 Watergate Stewart, John, labourer, 8 North port Stewart, John, engineer, New Town Stewart, John, labourer, 170 South street Stewart, John, labourer, 53 Strathmore street, Bridgend Stewart, Lauchlan, 5 Kinnoull causeway Stewart, Miss, 5 Athole crescent Stewart, Miss Ann, Doveeotland Stewart, Miss Betsy, 1 1 Rose terrace Stewart, Miss Catherine, greengrocer, 221 South street Stewart, Miss Catherine, flesher, 19 North Methven street Stewart, Miss Grace, 304 High street Stewart, Miss Helen, Barossa street Stewart, Miss Helen, dressmaker, 67 High street Stewart, Miss Isabella, 2' Kinnoull causeway Stewart, Miss Jane, Carpenter street Stewart, Miss Janet, 20 Charlotte street Stewart, Miss Margaret, 20 Charlotte street Stewart, Miss Mary, 27 Strathmore street, Bridgend Stewart, Miss Susan, Barossa place Stewart, Mrs, winder, 266 High street Stewart, Mrs, lodgings, 36 Meal vennel Stewart, Mrs, lodgings, 73 South street Stewart, Mrs, lodgings, 4 Victoria street Stewart, Mrs, 10 Kinnoull causeway Stewart, Mrs, Stormont street Stewart, Mrs Alexander, 8 Speygate Stewart, Mrs, Foundry lane Stewart, Mrs Allan, Doveeotland Stewart, Mrs, 15 Rose terraee Stewart, Mrs Ann, washer, Doveeotland Stewart, Mrs Crawford, 266 High street Stewart, Mrs D., Newrow Stewart, Mrs Donald, 25 High street Stewart, Mrs Duncan, Barossa street Stewart, Mrs Duncan, lodgings, 101 High street Stewart, Mrs Duncan, 90 Watergate Stewart, Mrs Duncan, 73 Pomarium Stewart, Mrs George, 297 High street Stewart, Mrs Janet, Kinnoull street Stewart, Mrs John, 27 Marshall place Stewart, Mrs Neil, Moncreiffe terraee, Craigie Stewart, Mrs Robert, fruiterer, 9 Crescent Stewart, Mrs William, 72 High street Stewart, Neil, ticket-clerk, Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie Stewart, Peter, flesher, 63 Meal vennel Stewart, Peter, moulder, 7 Kinnoull street 12 —

90 STEWART—STRATHEARH.

Stewart, Lieu. Robert, 5 Keir street, Bridgend Stewart, Robert, 8 St Leonard bank Stewart, Robert, Auchtergaven Tavern, 26 South Methven st, Stewart, Robert, labourer, 5 Pomarium Stewart, Robert, painter andpaperhanger, 109 High st. —h. 1 Stewart, Robert, game-dealer, 32 North Methven street Stewart, Robert, waiter, St Ann's lane, South street Stewart, Robert, labourer, 8 Commercial stieet, Bridgend Stewart, Thomas, wright, 180 South street Stewart, Thomas, mechanic, Melville street Stewart, Thomas, hostler, 25 Canal street Stewart, William, seedsman, Summerbank, Bridgend Stewart, William, vintner, 25 Princes street Stewart, William, mason, 191 High street Stewart, William, labourer, 79 Canal street Stewart, William, shoemaker, 216 High street Stewart, William, shoemaker Leonard street Stewart, William, shoemaker, Barossa street Stewart, William, grain- measurer, 180 South street Stewart, William, tobacconist, 65 Htgh street Stirling, David, M.D., 22 St John street Stirling, John, tailor, 284 High street Stirling, Robert, 22 St John street Stirton, John, shoemaker, St John's place St John's Foundry, Foundry lane—W. Archer, manager St John's Inn, 6 St John's place—F. Cotteril St Ninian's College, Athole street Stobie, Alexander, weaver, Clayholes Stobie, James, jeweller and dentist, 44 Watergate Stoddart, Mrs, flesher, 69 South street Storer, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 12 Main st. Bridgend house 16 Storer, Robert, general grocer, 122 High street—house 113 Storie, Mrs Thomas, 13 Skinnergate Strachan, Andrew, ropespinner, 112 South street Strachan, David, pensioner, 126 High street Strachan, James, Camperdown Tavern, 156 High street Strachan, John, carpenter, 29 Watergate Strachan, Miss Isabella, Melville street Strachan, Mrs Jean, 48 Main street, Bridgend Stracban, Peter, railway guard, New Town Straiton, James, weaver, 6 Cross street Straiton, John, vintner, Lime shore Straiton, John, mason, 70 South street Straiton, Robert, carter, 206 South street Strang, David, labourer, 52 Watergate Strang, Miss Rose, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Strang, Mrs, 10 Nevvrow Strang, Peter, druggist and dentist, 168 High street—h. 170 Strang, Peter, grocer, 77 Canal street Strathdee, Mrs Hugh, lodgings, 39 Watergate Strathearn, David, weaver, 8 Pomarium STRATHEARN—TAYLOR. 91

StratHfearn, David, weaver, 12 Pomarium Strathearn, Jame?, weaver, Dovecotland Strathearn, James, weaver, 29 Pomarium Strathearn, Mrs William, washer, Cutlog vennel Strathearn, William, warper, Dovecotland Strong, Charles, railway guard, Melville street Struthers, Rev. William, 3 Albert place Stuart, Charles, grocer and wine merchant, 40 High st. —h. 38 Stuart, David, Taybank, Bridgend Stuart, James, governor, General Prison Stuart, James, piano warehouse, 76 St John street Stuart, Miss Elizabeth, milliner, 210 South street Stuart, Mrs Kenneth, Annat Lodge, Bridgend Sturrock, Alexander, labourer, Newrow

Tailor Incorporation Hall, 227 High street Tainsh, Miss Margaret, mangle, 59 Watergate Tainsh, Mrs, 17 Meal vennel Tainsh, Mrs Alexander, 57 Watergate Tainsh, Mrs John, ironmonger, 201 High street Tait, Mrs John, 196 South street Tait, Peter, bootmaker, 67 George street —house 69 Tait, Mrs Alexander, Brown Cow Inn, County place Tasker, Miss Margaret, ClaApots wynd Tasker, William, engineer, South William street Taylor, Alexander, grocer, Scott street Taylor, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland Taylor, Alexander, weaver, 55 Pomarium Taylor, Charles, grocer, 90 High street—house 4 South street Taylor, Charles, labourer, 7 Paul street Taylor, David, shoemaker, 29 Leonard street Taylor, David, weaver, 49 Strathmore street, Bridgend Taylor, David, weaver, Dovecotland Taylor, David, junior, weaver, Dovecotland Taylor, David (of Taylor & Peters), 238 High street Taylor, David, mason, 53 Commercial street, Bridgend Taylor, David, labourer, 159 South street Taylor, George, weaver, Dovecotland Taylor, George, plasterer, 1 Charles street Taylor, George, labourer, 3 Low street Taylor, James, brushmaker, 147 High street—house 126 Taylor, James, warper, 16 Strathmore street, Bridgend Taylor, James, labourer, 62 Pomarium, Taylor, James, weaver, Dovecotland Taylor, James, hostler, Princes street Taylor, John, wood- agent, Lime shore Taylor, John, draper, 150 High street—house 129 Taylor, John, mason, Barrack street Taylor, John, painter, 19 Hospital street 92 TAVLOK—THOMSON.

Taylor, John, mason, 276 High street • Taylor, John, weaver, 6 Cross street Taylor, John, labourer, 89 Main street, Bridgend Taylor. Miss Jane, grocer, 188 High street Taylor, Miss Jane, mangle, 18 Main street, Bridgend Taylor, Miss Margaret, staymaker, Barossa street Taylor, Mrs Alexander, brushmaker 151 High street Taylor, Mrs Charles, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend Taylor, Mrs David, 27 Commercial street, Bridgend Taylor, Mrs David, North William street Taylor, Mrs James, 296 High street Taylor, Mrs James, 55 Mill street Taylor, Mrs James, 17 South street Taylor, Mrs Janet, 1 Low street Taylor, Mrs John, Leonard street Taylor, Mrs John, dressmaker, 190 High street Taylor, Mrs Thomas, lodgings, 50 Canal street Taylor, Mrs William, Stormont street Taylor, Peter, coach-builder, Foundry lane Taylor, Robert, ship carpenter, 35 Canal street Taylor, Robert, Temperance Coffee-House, 68 High street Taylor, Robert, weaver, 14 Kinnoull causeway Taylor, Robert, policeman, 63 Pomarium Taylor, Thomas, skinner, Murray st. —h. 4 South Methven st. Taylor, Thomas, wright, Leonard street Taylor, Thomas, grocer, 73 Canal street Taylor, Thomas, weaver, 205 South street Taylor, Thomas, labourer, Dovecotland Taylor, William, broker, 19 Meal vennel Taylor, William, carter, 65 Meal vennel Taylor, William, blacksmith, Barossa street Taylor, William, weaver, 42 Pomarium Taylor & Peters, marble-cutters and masons, Kinnoull street Taylor & Son, saddlers, 36 St John street Teigh, Francis, broker, 58 Meal vennel Temple, Robert, wright, 116 High street Templeton, James, wright, 159 South street Templeton, James, draper, 83 High street—house 81 Templeton, Misses, milliners, 17 George street Tennet, Alexander, engine driver, 58 Pomarium Thaw, David, joiner, 68 Pomarium Thaw, Mrs David, district school, Pomarium Thorn, John, carter, 207 High street Thomas, Mrs Abraham, Foundry lane 17* Thomas, Francis, blacksmith, Mill st. —house 190 High st. Thomas, James (of J. & J. Thomas), 12 Barossa place Thomas, John (of J. & J. Thomas), 13 Barossa place Thomas, John, blacksmith, 224 High street Thomas, J. & J. writers, 60 High street Thomson, Adam, horse-dealer, 27 Canal street Thomson, Alexander, printer, 59 Strathmore street, Bridgend Thomson, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 146 South st. THOMSON. 93

Thomson Alexander, cooper, 56 Mill street Thomson Charles S., haberdasher, 26 High street, —h. 28 Thomson Charles, slater, 5 Strathmore street, Bridgend Thomson David (Scottish Central Railway), James street Thomson David, carpenter, 154 South street Thomson David, weaver, 6 Paul street Thomson Eraser, M.D., 8 Athole crescent Thomson George, shoemaker, 79 Canal street Thomson George, weaver, 31 Pomarium Thomson George, barm brewer, Cutlog ven. —h. Carpenterst, Thomson James, teacher, Kinnoull st —house Melville street Thomson James (H. M. C). 38 Victoria street Thomson James, merchant, 210 South street Thomson James, slater, 101 High street—Yard Kinnoull St. Thomson James, tailor, 163 South street Thomson James, tailor, 25 High street Thomson James, tailor, Stormont street Thomson James, pensioner, 55 High street Thomson James, weaver, 12 Paul street Thomson John, cattle dealer, 7 Commercial street, Bridgend Thomson John, engine driver, 4 Reform place Thomson John, engineer, New Town Thomson John, stoker, 21 Cross street Thomson John, joiner, Barossa street TPhomson John, mason, 9 Paul street Thomson John, weaver, 6 Paul street Thomson John, watchman, 339 High street Thomson John, coachman, Cutlog vennel Thomson John, weaver, 63 Strathmore street Bridgend Thomson John, weaver, 14 Kinnoull causeway Thomson Joseph, shipmaster, 10 Speygate Thomson Joseph, wright, Dovecotland Thomson Miss, grocer, 8 Reform place Thomson Miss, dressmaker, Clayholes Thomson Miss Jane, dressmaker, Barossa street Thomson Miss Jessie, dressmaker and milliner, 25 High st. Thomson Miss, 19 Gowrie street, Bridgend Thomson Miss Margaret, Kinnoull causeway Thomson Mrs, York place Thomson Mrs, 5 Low street Thomson Mrs George, Thimblerow Thomson Mrs Isabella, Bowerswell road, Bridgend Thomson Mrs James, 315 High street Thomson Mrs John, winder, Leonard street Thomson Mrs John, 321 High street Thomson Mrs Peter, Kinnoull causeway Thomson Mrs Peter, 58 Pomarium Thomson Mrs Thomas, grocer, &c, 5 Main st., Bridgend—h. 27 Thomson Peter, weaver, Newrow Thomson Peter, St Paul's bellringer, 273 High st. Thomson Robert, porter, 8 Skinnergate Thomson Robert, porter, 312 High street 9-1 THOMSON—TYRIE.

Thomson, Itobert, weaver, 304 High street Thomson, Thomas, Hospital master, Hospital Thomson, Thomas, shoemaker, Stormont street Thomson, Rev. William A., D.D., 6 Athole crescent Thomson, William, coach- builder, 40 Canal st h. 5 Scott st. Thomson, William, fitter, Leonard street Thomson, William, boatman, 8 Speygate Thomson, William, weaver, 19 Hospital street Thomson, William, weaver, 8 Pomarium Thomson, William, joiner, Graham's place, Princes street Thomson, William, labourer, 4 Union street lane, Bridgend Thrift, Thomas, shipowner, Coal shore—house Lower Craigie Thuel, Timothy J., officer, In. Revenue, 77 Mainst., Bridgend Todd, Alexander, joiner, Graham's place, Princes street Todd, John, lithographer, engraver, and printer, 25 High st. Todd, John, appraiser, 74 St John street Todd, John (of John Todd & Co.), St Leonard bank Todd, Mrs Alexander, 3 South street Todd, T. & D., bakers, 13 George street—house 11 Todd, William, saddler and auctioneer, Athole street- -house North William street Todd & Co., John, ink manufacturers, Charter lane Tolleth, David, bootmaker, 4 Charlotte street Tolleth, John, bootcloser, 176 South street Tomey, Enoch, glass bottle manufacturer, 35 Canal street Torbet, Mrs James, 224 High street *V-J| Torrie, Mrs Joseph Delia, 25 High street Torrie, Mrs James, 292 High street Tosh, Mrs John, 2 Bridge lane Trail, William, tailor, 239 High street Troop, Mrs, Paul's close, Newrow Trotter, James, painter, 308 High street Tuck, Mrs Stephen, 51 Pomarium Tulloch, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 68 George st. —h. 69 Tulloch, Peter, plasterer, 2 Scott street Tulloch, William, saddler, 14 Princes street—h. 2 "Victoria st. Turnbull, Archibald (of Dickson & Turnbull), Bellwood Turnbull, James, surveyor & assessor of Taxes, Pitcullen house Turnbull, James, Kinnoull Cottage, Barnhill Turnbull, George (Perth Bank), Barnhill Turnbull, Miss Jane, 28 St John street Turnbull, Miss Mary, 36 North Methven street Turnbull, Mrs David, 24 Athole street Turnbull, William S., North William street Turner, James, mail guard, 5 East Bridge street Bridgend Turner, Mrs Jane (of Turner & Son), 231 High street Turner & Son, fish eurers, 4 High street Tyrie, Mrs John, shoemaker, 57 Skinnergate U Universal Coach Office, 15 South st.—G. Mess, proprietor URQUHART—WATERSTON. 95

Urquhart, David, Rhynd post runner, 9 Castle gable Urquhart, Mrs Donald, Cutlog vennel Urquhart, Robert, shoemaker, 47 Wa'ergate

Valentine, George, surgical instrument maker, &c., 77 High street— house 72 Valley, David, weaver, 8 Pomarium Veitch, George, upholsterer, 79 Canal street Voy, James, stoker, 6 Cross street Voy, John, seaman, 69 Canal street w

Wade, William, labourer, 73 South street Waddel, David, baker, Stormont street Waddel, William, porter, Foundry lane Waddel, William, weaver, Dovecotland Walker, David, agent, South Methven st. —house Craigie Walker, James, baker, 94 South street Walker, Rev. John "Young, 69 North Methven street Walker, Miss, grocer, 96 South street Walker, Mrs James, Mansfield place, Bridgend Walker, Mrs Robert, 32 Commercial street, Bridgend Walker, Mrs George, 2 Charlotte place Walker, Richard, grocer, 3 Paul street Walker, Robert, pensioner, 232 High street Walker, Simon, sawyer, Claypots wynd Walker, Thomas, currier, 170 High street Walker, Thcmas, shoemaker, 21 Pomarium Wallace, Isaac, M.D., 3 Charlotte street Wallace, James, shipmaster, 3 Scott street Wallace, James, weaver, Newrow Wallace, John, labourer, 154 South street Wallace, Miss, St Paul's square

Wallace, Mrs David, Railway Tavern, 34 South Methven st. Wallace, Peter, pensioner, Barrack street ' Wallace, Robert, fireman, 137 High street Walsh, Charles F. (of Paton & Walsh), 42 George street Walsh, James, smith, 42 Skinnergate—house 19 Walsh, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 1 9 Skinnergate Walsh, Mrs, 21 Main street, Bridgend Wands, George, clerk, James street Wann, James (of Smail & Wann), 3 Barossa place Wannan, Alexander, goods agent for Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Railways, 1 Princes street Warren, Hugh, flesher, 5 North Methven street Water Duty Office, 3 High street—John Garie, collector Waters, George, gardener, Claypots wynd Waterston, James, painter, 25 Pomarium 96 WATERSTON—WHIMSTER.

Waterston, John, land-surveyor, 36 North Methven street Waterston, John, tailor, Car/penter street Waterston, John, labourer, 7 Pomarium Waterston, Miss Isabella, Dovecotland Watson, Alexander, vintner, Lime shore Watson, Alexander, heckler, Newrow Watson, Alexander, mechanic, 170 High street Watson, David, engine driver, 10 Cross street Watson, James, clothier and hatter, 13 St John st. —house 22 Watson, James, grocer, 14 Athole street, —house Union street Watson, James, 3 Bridge lane Watson, James, mason, 77 South street Watson, John, umbrellamaker, 235 High street Watson, John, hair cutter, 12 Skinnergate—house 18 Watson, John, clerk, 82 South street Watson, John, collector, Inland Revenue, 19 Marshall place Watson, John, 11 East Bridge street, Bridgend Watson, John, labourer, Curfew row Watson, Miss Ann, meal-dealer, 3 Melville street Watson, Mrs George, 129 High street Watson, Mrs Peter, 71 Canal street Watson, Robert, weaver, 42 Pomarium Watson, William, wright, 232 High street Watson, William, labourer, 119 South street Watt, James, shoemaker, 43 Meal vennel Watt, Nathanael (of John Wright & Co.), 12 N. Methven st. Watt, Robert, railway carter, 14 Union street lane, Bridgend Webster, James, weaver, 24 Pomarium Webster, Matthew, labourer, 13 Isla street Bridgend Webster, Mrs John, 37 Pomarium Webster, William, weaver, 24 Pomarium Wedderspoon, David (of W. & D. Wedderspoon), 2 Marshall pi. Wedderspoon, Miss, 12 Canal crescent Wedderspoon, Miss Jessie, Wellbank, Kinnouli Wedderspoon, Miss Mary, Melville street Wedderspoon, Peter, labourer, 9 Castle gable Wedderspoon, William (of W. & D. Wedderspoon), Tayside Wedderspoon, W. & D., writers, 14 High street Weedly, Mrs Edward, Chapel close, High street Weighton, William, pensioner, 5 Leonard street Weir, Mrs William, winder, 245 High street Wells, George, mason, Glasgow road Wells, John, carter, 3 Low street Welsh, Peter, labourer, 160 South street Welsh, William, grocer, 61 Strathmore street, Bridgend Westerby, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 20 Kirkgate Western Provision Store, 11 N. Methven Bt..— J. Moir, man. Weston, Mrs J., 4 Pomarium Whannel, James, weaver, 50 Pomarium Whannel, John, weaver, Thimblerow Whannel, George, weaver, Thimblerow Whimster, Thomas, manager, Old Gas Work, Canal street WHITE—WILL. 97

White, Alexander, labourer, 224 High street White, David, dyer, Paul's close, Newrow White, Ebenezer, granary keeper, Canal st house Craigie White, Francis Isaac, M.D., 2 Athole place White, James, skinner, 8 North port White, Laurence (of M'Gregor & White), 31 Canal street White, Lewis, seaman, 101 High street White, Mrs David, 189 South street White, Mrs James, 73 Pomarium White, Mrs Peter, 20 Hospital street White, Samuel, weaver, Paul's close, Newrow White, Thomas, labourer, 7 Kinnoull street White, William, mason, 12 Kinnoull causeway Whitehead, Mrs, 9 Rose terrace Whitehead, Thomas, agent, 9 Rose terrace Whitelaw, Andrew, manager, Saw Mills, Shore Whitelaw, Francis, labourer, Newrow Whitelaw, George, porter, 87 High street Whitelaw, James, victualler, 191 South street Whitelaw, Peter, 10 Canal street Whitelaw, Thomas, corn merchant, Scott street Whitelaw, William, wright, 55 Meal vennel Whitson, Thomas, 12 Rose terrace Whittet, Andrew, sawyer, 146 High street Whittet, James, tea merchant, 57 High street—h, Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie Whittet, Mrs James, Curfew row Whittet, Robert, printer, 15 High street Whittet, Thomas, seed & commission merchant, 16 Bridge lane Whytock, George, tailor, Guard vennel Whytock, John, turner, Low street Whytock, John, turner, 238 High street Whytock, John, 4 Union street lane, Bridgend Whytock, Misses, 344 High street f^ Whytock, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 170 High street Whytock, Miss Isabella, 342 High street Whytock, Mrs, 16 Union street lane, Bridgend ' £ Wight, Thomas, wireworker, 44 South Methven street Wilkie, Andrew, warper, Kinnoull causeway Wilkie, David, twister, 8 Leonard street V Wilkie, David, weaver, 24 Pomarium /f Wilkie, James, confectioner, 41 South street * Wilkie, James, railway guard, 246 High street Wilkie, Mathew, wright, 302 High street Wilkie, Miss, 77 Main street, Bridgend Wilkie, Mrs Henry, 35 Pomarium Wilkie, Thomas, St Paul's Church officer, Kinnoull causeway Wilkie, William, printer, 1 St Leonard place Wilkinshaw, Alexander, stoker, 74 Victoria street Wilkinson, Joseph, seaman, 4 South street Will, George, painter, 64 South street Will, Robert, blacksmith, 71 High street J 98 WILL—WRIGHT.

Will, Thomas, glover, 302 High street Williamson, Mrs Thomas, grocer, 9 King street Williamson, William, fitter, Barossa street Wishart, William, brewer, 246 High street Wittet, James, slater, 315 High street Wittet, James, weaver, 4 Cross street Wittet, William, slater, Thimblerow Wilson, Alexander, clerk, 11 Keir street, Bridgend Wilson, Alexander, plasterer, 170 High street Wilson, David, joiner, 97 South street Wilson, David, inkmaker, 12 Paul street Wilson, David, corkcutter, Newrow Wilson, George, 8 Keir street, Bridgend Wilson, George, porter, 43 Pomarium Wilson, James, ropemaker, 159 South street Wilson, James, ropemaker, 75 Canal street Wilson, James, mason, 198 South street Wilson, James, post-boy, 9 Castle gable Wilson, James, porter, 25 Guard vennel Wilson, John, blacksmith, 396 High street Wilson, John, wright, 294 High street Wilson, Miss Mary, Newrow Wilson, Mrs Alexander, 154 South street Wilson, Mrs William, 5 Cross street Wilson, Robert, printer, 1 Canal crescent Wilson, William, tailor, 19 Leonard street Wilson, William, toll-keeper, 20 Strathmore street, Bridgend Wilson, W. & J., grocers, 135 High street—house Barrack st. Winter, James, gardener, 19 Keir street, Bridgend Winterbottom, James, engine driver, New Town Winton, James, blacksmith, Newrow "W ood, Alexander, sawyer, 309 High street Wood, Charles P. (Scot. Cen. Rail. ),Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie Wood, David, & Son, booksellers and stationers, 52 High st. —house 54 Wood, David, shoemaker, Union street Wood, James, bricklayer, James street Wood, John, bread and fancy biscuit baker, 13 High st. —h. 3 Watergate Wood, Miss Helen, Tayhouse, Watergate Wood, Miss Jane, Carpenter street Wood, William, policeman, Thimblerow Wooler, James, cowfeeder, 126 South street Wordie & Co., railway agents and carriers, Mill street Wordsworth, Right Rev. Bishop C, Pitcullea. bank °

<~Z ~z Wray, James, hairdresser, 45 Watergate ~ iS'SfCi JjC Wright, Alexander, grocer, 54 Main street, Bridgend Wright, David, shipbuilder, 4 South street Wright, Henry, saw miller, 175 South street

Wright, James, grocer, 2 South Methveft street > Wright, John, & Co., brewers, 18 North Methven street Wright, Robert, weaver, Thimblerow .

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Wright, Robert, dyer, 327 High street Wright & Son, Thomas, tanners and curriers, 35 Commercial street, Bridgend Wright, William, weaver, 4 Cross street Wright Incorporation Hall, 23 Watergate Wyllie, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 14 North port Wyllie, David, brassfounder, 12 Pomarium Wyllie, David, pointsman, Carr's croft Wyllie, George, carver and gilder, &c, 25 Athole street Wyllie, John, moulder, 12 Pomarium Wyllie, John, joiner, 219 High street Wyllie, Miss Grace, eating-house 43 Watergate Wyllie, Mrs William, 4 Leonard street Wyllie, Mrs William, 42 North Methven Street Y

Yairly, Mrs John, 55 North Methven street Yeaman, James, labourer, Leonard street Yeoman, James, plumber, Barossa street Young, Alexander, baker, 48 North Methven street Young, Alexander, Star Hotel, 22 Canal street Young, Alexander, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 20 Canal st. Young, Alexander, cooper, Princes street—house 27 Canal st Young, Alexander, confectioner, 8 Leonard street Young, Andrew, tailor, 139 South street Young, Andrew, plasterer, Thimblerow Young, Rev. David, D.D., 14 Barossa place Young, David, grocer, 229 and 103 High street—house 102 Young, David, brassfounder, 5 Low street Young, David, salmon fisher, 66 South street Young, David, weaver, Newrow Young, George, carpenter, Newrow Young, Hugh, grocer, 3 Castle gable Young, James, fishmonger, 12 North port Young, James, railway messenger, 11 Pomarium Young, James, printer, 312 High street Young, James, dyer, Paul's close, Newrow Young, James, shoemaker, Cutlog vennel Young, James, sawyer, 5 Leonard street Young, James, shoemaker, Curfew row Young, James, weaver, 27 Cross street Young, James, weaver, Thimblerow Young, James, twister, Thimblerow Young, James, bootmaker, 2 Gowrie street, Bridgend Young, John, writer, 38 High street- -house King street Young, John, chemist and druggist, 39 George street—house 14 St John street Young, John (of James Young & Son), 41 South street Young, John, fishmonger, 19 Watergate Young, John, railway guard, 55 Pomarium 100 YOUNG—YULE.

Young, John, labourer, Carr's croft Young, John, upholsterer, 63 South street Young, John, policeman, 27 Cross street Young, John, 12 Kinnoull causeway Young, John, weaver, Doveeotland Young, Misses 19 St John street Young, Misses, Melville street Young, Miss M„ 125 South street Young, Miss May, lodgings, 258 High street Young, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 14 St John street Young, Mrs Alexander, 55 High street Young, Mrs Andrew, 294 High street Young, Mrs George, 28 Pomarium Young, Mrs James, 111 South street Young, Mrs James, grocer, 3 Gowrie street, Bridgend Young, Mrs John, Thimblerow Young, Mrs John, lodgings, 46 High street Young, Mrs Robert, laundress, 55 High street Young, Mrs Thomas, lodgings, Union street Young, Mrs William, 86 High street Young, Mrs William, 216 South street Young, Peter, coal agent, Carr's croft Young, Richard, wright, 246 High street Young, Richard, weaver, 372 High street Young, Robert, fisher, 63 Main street, Bridgend Young, Robert, engraver, 5 Newrow Young, Robert, painter, 10 Cross street Young, Robert, weaver, Doveeotland Young, Thomas, watchmaker, 234 High St.—.h. 3 Kinnoull st. Young, Thomas, cooper, 1 Mill street Young, Thomas, vintner, 106 South street Young, Thomas, porter, 146 High street Young, William, tailor and clothier, 7 Watergate—house 9 Young, William, Victoria Tavern, 69 Main street, Bridgend Young, William, grain-measurer., 26 Princes street Young, William, weaver, 222 South street Young, William, weaver, Doveeotland Young, William, draper, 241 High street Young, William, printer, 29 Mill street Young, Pisher, Glass, & Co., City Mills Young & Son, James, land-surveyors, 14 Watergate Yule, Mrs John, 333 High street LIST OF PLACES, VENNELS,

CLOSES, &c.

Albert Place, 4 King Street Burns' Statue, County Place Burton Place, junction of Nelson Street and Victoria Street Burt's Close, 129 High Street, and 19 Mill Street Chapel Close, 315 High Street City Hall, Kirkside

Charter Lane, from Keform Place to King Street Clayholes, 404 High Street County Buildings, foot of South Street County and City Infirmary, York Place Cow Vennel, 54 South Street and 23 Canal Street Cutlog Vennel, 187 High Street and 37 Mill Street Flesh Market Close, 67 South Street Flesh Vennel, 49 South Street Graham's Close, 145 South Street Guild-Hall Close, 96 High Street Horner's Lane, 122 South Street and 48 Canal Street Kirk Close, 80 High Street Malloch's Close, 180 South Street and 79 Canal Street Mill Close, 281 High Street Marshall's Monument, 78 George Street Old Guard Vennel, 107 High Street and 16 Mill Street Parliament Close, 71 High Street Reform Place, Canal Street

Shuttlefield Close, 170 South Street and 71 Canal Street

Sir Walter Scott's Monument, foot of High Street St Ann's Lane, 33 South Street Theatre-Royal, junction of Athole Street and Kinnoull Street Thimblerow, 317 High Street and entrance from Claypots Wynd Water-House, in a line with Marshall Place, near the River Wesley Place, 192 South Street York Place, Glasgow Road J2 . . ;

APPENDIX.

POST-OFFICE DIRECTORY,

GENERAL POST OFFICE. Postmaster-General—Duke op Argyle. Secretary (London)—Rowland Hill. Secretary (Edinburgh)—Francis Abbot. Surveyor (North op Scotland)—John Warren, Aberdeen.

PERTH POST-OFFICE, 80 GEORGE STREET.

Open from 6th March to 5th November from 7 a.m. till 10 p.m. and from 6th November to 5th March from 7.30 a.m. till 10

p.m. ; and on Sundays from 9 till 10 a.m. Charles Graham Sidey, Postmaster. J. M'Gregor, J. Marshall, J. Fenwick, and J. Galloway, Clerks. W. Livingston, D. Petrie, and T. Coutts, Letter-Carriers.

RECEIVING OFFICE, 1 KING STREET, Open same hours as above. John Pirrie, Receiver. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

Box Depar- Delive- MAILS. Arrivals. Closes. tures. ries.

Coupar-Angus, Blairgowrie, Meigle, Redgorton, Stanley, Bankfoot, and Meikleour, .... 5. a.m. 5.45 a.m. 6.40 p.m. 7. a.m. Edinburgh, via Fife, 5.30 a.m. 6.15 a.m. 6.50 p.m. 7. a.m.

oi ) Scone, Balbeggie, Glen carse, Guildtown Rhynd 5.30 a.m 6. a.m 1.30 p.m. 3. p.m. g | & Almondbank, Methven, & the Cairnies, 5.30 a.m. 6. a.m. 5.20 p.m. 7. 0- a.m.

Redgorton and Stanley, . 10. a.m 11.25 a.m 5.30 p.m. 7. a.m. Dundee, via Errol, "^

Aberdeen, via Meigle and i Forfar, S- 10. a.m. 10.27 a.m 2.20 p.m. 3. p.m.

Co.-Angus, Blairgowrie, I and Meikleour, J

Inverness, via Aberdeen, . 10. a.m, 10.27 a.m. 2.20 p.m. 3. p.m, London and Glasgow, via Auchterarder and Stirling, 1.30 p.m 2. p.m. 10.48 a.m. 11.25 a.m. Edinburgh, via Fife, 2.30 p.m 2.55 p.m. 9.50 a.m. 11.25 a.m,

Dundee, via Fife, , 2.30 p.m 2.55 p.m. 9.50 a.m. 11.25 a.m. London, Edinburgh, and Glasgow, via Auchterarder and Stirling, 5.55 p.m. 6.15 p.m. 12.45 a.m. 7. a.m.

Arerdeen, via Dundee, . . 10. p.m, 12.15 a.m. 6.40 p.m. 7. a.m, Dunkeld to Blair Athole, 10. a.m 10.27 a.m. 2.20 p.m. 3. p.m. — ;

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Box Closes at Receiving Office, at 9.30 a.m. ; 1.15, 5.25, and 9.45 p.m. Box Closes at General Terminus, at 9.20 a.m., 1, and 9 p.m.

Deliveries.— 1st Delivery, at 7 a.m. ; 2d, at 11.25 a.m. ; 3d, at

3 p.m. ; if Trains arrive. Letters arriving by Mails after the 3 p.m. delivery, may be had on calling at the Office, from 7.30 till 8 p.m. Money Orders issued and paid, every lawful day, from 9 a.m. till 1 p.m., and from 2 till 6 p.m. Late Letters may be sent by the Mail about to be despatched till within 10 Minutes of such despatch, for a Fee of One Penny, provided they are handed inside to the Clerk, and that the Fee as well as the Postage be paid by attaching the requisite Stamps* No Late Letters can be taken in after 10 p.m. Office open every lawful day, from 6th March to 5th November, from 7 a.m. till 10 p.m. ; and from 6th November to 5th March, from half-past 7 a.m. till 10 p.m. ; and on Sunday, from 9 till 10 a.m. only.

I. RATES OF POSTAGE.

Inland Letters.*

1. With the exceptions afterwards specified, the rate of postage on all inland letters is regulated by weight irrespective of distance and is as follows : If paid in advance— Letter weighing not more than £ oz. 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. 2. Except on re-directed letters, the postage, if not paid in ad- vance, is double the foregoing ; and if the payment in advance be insufficient, double the deficiency must be charged. An inland letter, for example, weighing more than half an ounce, and not ex- ceeding one ounce, if bearing a penny stamp only, must, on de- livery, be charged twopence. The unpaid additional postage on redirected letters, however, is not doubled, being the same as if such postage were prepaid.

Colonial and Foreign Letters.

3. The rates of postage on letters to foreign countries and the colonies are entered in the Table of Foreign and Colonial Postage.

Addresses to the Queen, and Petitions to Parliament.

4. Petitions and addresses to Her Majesty, forwarded direct, are

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

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exempt from postage ; and such petitions and addresses, as also petitions to either House of Parliament, if sent to a member of cither House, are likewise exempt, provided they do not weigh more than two pounds, and are without covers, or are in covers open at the sides. No letter or other enclosure, however, must be inserted, and if one be found, such enclosure, unless it bear the proper number of postage stamps, is charged as an unpaid letter.

Newspapers and other •periodical Publications bearing the Hewspaper Stamp.

5. 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. 6. 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 from 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 lately ap- plicable only to newspapers properly so called. 2. No publication, or portion thereof, can pass through the post unless the impressed stamp which it bears be at least a stamp of the value 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 exposed 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 are so arranged that they can readily be examined. 5. It must not be printed on pasteboard or cardboard, or on two or more thicknesses ot paper pasted together, nor must any pasteboard, cardboard, or such pasted paper be sent with it as a back or cover thereto, or otherwise. 8. It must be posted within fifteen days from the date of publi- cation. 7. It must either have no cover or a cover open at the ends. 8. It must contain no 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 vender who sends it. 10. If the publication be addressed to any person within the free delivery of the place where it is posted, it becomes liable to a postage of one penny, which must be prepaid by affixing a postage stamp. 11. When a newspaper, &c. is so folded as not to expose the —

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stamp or stamps, a postage ot one penny is charged in ad- dition to any other postage to which the publication, if pro-

perly folded, would have been liable ; and 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 pos- tage label, it will be charged 2d. In case of any other ir- regularity, the publication is dealt with in accordance with the regulations of the book post. 12. It is suggested that every publication should have a notice to purchasers conspicuously printed, pointing out the necessity of exposing the stamp or stamps to view whenever the pub- lication is sent through the post. 13. Unstamped publications, or stamped publications which have been issued more than fifteen days, can be forwarded within the United Kingdom and to most of the colonies under the regulations of the book post. 7. Newspapers sent abroad are liable to the same regulations as newspapers passing (under the newspaper privilege) between differ- ent parts of the United Kingdom, except that, before going abroad, the name of the newspaper must have been registered at the Gen- eral Post Office ; and that, instead of requiring to have an impressed stamp, each newspaper, if sent to a British Colony, is liable to a postage of Id. (which must be prepaid by a postage label or in money), together with an additional postage (as shown in the Table of Colonial and Foreign Postage) when the newspaper has to pass through a foreign country. In the same table will be found the postage of newspapers sent to foreign countries. In all cases of newspapers going abroad the impressed stamp stands for nothing.

Book Post.

8. At the following charges, and on the subjoined conditions, book packets may be sent by the post to any place within the United Kingdom, or to the British Forces at the seat of war :

Weighing not more than 4 oz. . - - - Id. „ more than 4 oz. and not exceeding 8 oz. - 2d. „ more than 8 oz. „ „ 16 oz. - Ad.

„ more than 1 lb. „ ,, 1£ lb. - 6d. and so on, 2d. being charged for every additional half pound or any less weight. 1. The postage must be prepaid in full, by means of postage stamps affixed outside the packet or its cover. 2. Every packet must be sent either without a cover, or in a cover open at the ends or sides. 3. If the postage paid on the packet amount to as much as 4d., it may contain any number of separate books or other publications, prints, or maps, and any quantity of paper, parchment, or vellum (to the exclusion, however, of let- ters, whether sealed or open). 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, 108 POST-OFFICE DIKECTOKY.

publication, &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 the case of books ; and, in short, whatever is necessary for the safe transmission of literary or artistic matter, or usually appertains thereto. 4. But if the postage paid be less than Ad., the packet must consist exclusively of printed matter, without restriction, however, either as to the number of publications or separate sheets, or as to whether they are bound or un- bound. If any other matter be included, the packet will be subject to the penalty mentioned in the 9th Condition. 5. A book packet, whatever may be the postage paid thereon, must not contain any letter, closed or open, or any en-

closure sealed or otherwise closed against inspection ; nor must there be any letter, nor any communication of the nature of a letter, written or printed, in any such packet or in its cover. Entries, however, merely stating who sends the book, &c, or to whom it is given, are not re- garded as a letter, and may therefore be made when any

writing is permitted ; that is, when a postage of Ad at least is paid. 6. No book packet can be received, if it exceeds two feet in length, width, or depth. 7. Any packet which shall not be open at the ends or sides, or shall have any letter or any. communication of the na-

ture of a letter, written or printed, in it, or upon its cover, is charged with the " unpaid " or double letter postage. 8. If a packet be found to contain any letter, whether closed or open, or any enclosure sealed or otherwise closed against inspection, or any other unauthorized enclosure, the letter or enclosure is taken out and forwarded to the address on the packet, charged with the full postage, as an unpaid

letter, together with an additional rate of Ad. ; and the remainder of the packet, if duly prepaid with stamps, is then forwarded to its address. 9. If a packet be not sufficiently prepaid with stamps, but nevertheless bear a stamp of the value of id., it is forward- ed, charged with the deficient pook-postage, together

with an additional rate of Ad. ; but any packet which shall bear no postage stamp, is charged with the " unpaid" or double letter postage. 10. In every case in which the postage charged upon a packet under these regulations would be greater than the letter rate, the latter postage is substituted.

II. REGISTRATION.

9. By the prepayment of a fee of sixpence (which must be paid in stamps) any letter, book, or other packet on which the postage has been prepaid in stamps, may be registered. This will make its POST-OFFICE DIRECTORY. 107

transmission more secure by rendering it practicable to trace it, when inland, from its receipt to its delivery ; and when foreign or colonial, 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 the officers are of course responsible to the Postmaster General, who will call to strict account any one neglecting his duty on this point, and, if his Grace think proper, will require him to make good any. loss that may be sustained thereby.

10. The postage of registered letters must be prepaid ; and if the letter be inland, it must be prepaid in stamps. 11. Every letter to be registered should not be dropped into the letter-box, but be presented at the window and a receipt obtained for it. 12. The latest time for posting registered letters is entered in the Notice exhibited in every Post-Office, such time, unless other- wise directed by the Surveyor, being half an hour before the clos- ing of the box for the mail by which it is to be despatched.

III. DELIVERY.

13. Letter Carriers and Rural Messengers are prohibited, under pain of dismissal, from demanding or receiving any payment be- yond the postage on letters, newspapers, &c. which they are required to collect or deliver ; or from distributing 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 Office. The prohibition, however, from receiving payment in addition to the postage does not extend to Christmas boxes. 14. Except where the number of daily deliveries is considerable, and where, therefore, the Surveyor' considers such a regulation un- necessary, letters are delivered at the window after the arrival of every mail (within office hours) as soon as they can be sorted. In all cases, however, when there is a corresponding delivery by Letter Carriers, the window delivery (whether to the holders of private boxes or to the public generally) does not begin till the Letter Carriers have left the office, nor is it allowed in any way to delay the departure of the Letter Carriers. 15. In order to prevent the additional trouble which is some- times 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 authorized, 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, and to send them out by the Letter Carriers, except letters addressed to the military in barracks. 16. 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

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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 by a foot messenger, and two guineas if by a mounted one. As the service of a private bag, however, may pos- sibly delay the despatch of the general bag, none must be allowed without the permission of the Surveyor.

IV. POSTAGE STAMPS.

17. Every Postmaster is required to have on hand a sufficient stock of postage labels and penny stamped envelopes, and to sell them to the public at the following prices :

Stamped Labels.

Penny Labels - - Id. each. Sixpenny Labels - 6d. each. Twopenny do. - 2d. each. Shilling do. - Is. each. Fourpeimy do. - 4c?. each.

Stamped Penny Envelopes. d. s. d. I 12 to be sold for - - 1 lj 4 to be sold for - - 4§ - 8 „ - - 9 2 „ - 2i - 1 - - 1| 6 „ 6| I „ 18. Every Eural Messenger is authorized and required to sell postage stamps (including stamped envelopes) at the same prices at which postmasters are empowered to sell them. 19. Prepayment of inland letters, &c. must be by stamps, except at the Chief Post Office, London, where prepayment of such letters from 10 a.m. to 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 by soldiers and sailors in Her Majesty's service, British postage stamps, however, are not available in the payment of letters, &c. coming into the country. 20. Adhesive stamps, before being used, should be examined to ascertain that they will firmly adhere, as in the event of their fall- ing off the letters become charged with postage, which in the case of inland letters and of some foreign letters is double the prepaid front of the letter, and rate ; they should then be placed on the upon the right-hand comer of the upper side. 21. Arrangements have been made by which paper and envelopes delivered at Somerset House by the public can be impressed with postage stamps.

V. MONEY OEDEES.

22. Money Orders are issued and paid at the General Post-Office, Perth, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., and from 2 to 6 p.m. 23. The Commission chargeable for Money Orders is threepence ——

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on sums not exceeding £2 ; and on sums above £2, and not exceed- ing £5, sixpence. No Order will be given for sums beyond this amount. 24. The Money Order Office, and tbe system of Registration, have been devised expressly for tbe security of Money and other valuable property transmitted through the Post-Office. With the great convenience thus afforded for transmitting small sums at so low a charge, and the power given of Registering Letters con- taining value, it is hoped the Public will no longer forward letters of value, except in one or other of these methods. 25. In all cases where personal attendance is inconvenient, if the Money Order is receipted by the person to whom it is made payable, and the party addressing it for payment can afford full information as to the Christian name, surname, address, and occu- pation of the person who originally obtained the Order, payment will be made ; but unless these conditions are strictly complied with, k will be refused. Any Money Order presented through a bank, will be paid without the name of the remitter and the signature in full of the Christian name of the payer being insisted upon as a condition of payment, provided that the bank be situated in the town on which the Money Order is drawn, that the Order be crossed with the banker's name, and the party applying at the Money Order Office be known there as in the employment of the bank. It must be understood, however, that in all such cases the liability of the Post-Office will absolutely terminate with the Pay- ment of the Order so presented. 26. With a view to simplicity, and economy in the accounts of the Money Order Office, it has been found necessary to lay down the following rules :

1. Every Money Order issued on or after the 6th October 1848, must be presented for payment before the second calendar month after that in which it was issued (for instance, if issued in October, it must be presented for payment before the end of December), otherwise a new Order will be necessary, for which a second com- mission must be paid. 2. If an Order be not presented for payment before the end of the twelfth month after that in which it was issued (for instance, if issued in October, and not presented before the end of next October), the money will not be paid at all. 3. As, after once paying a Money Order, by whomsoever pre- sented, the Office will not be liable to any further claim, the public are strictly cautioned

a. To take all means to prevent the loss of the Money Order. &. Never to send a Money Order in the same letter with the information required on payment thereof. c. To be careful, on taking out a money order, to state correctly the Christian name as well as the surname of the person in whose favour it is to be drawn. d. To see that the name, address, and occupation, of the person taking out the Money Order, are correctly known to the person in whose favour it is to be drawn. K .

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4. Neglect of these instructions will lead to delay and trouble in obtaining payment, and even risk the loss of the money. 27. These instructions, together with some others of minor im- portance, will be found printed on every Money Order, 28. A Money Order intended for a person residing at a place in which there is no Money Order Office, should be drawn upon the Post-Town nearest to it which may have a Money ^ Order Office.

YI. MISCELLANEOUS RULES.

29. With the following exceptions, no letter, &c.can be forwarded by the post which is more than two feet in length, breadth, or depth, nor any unpaid packet which weighs more than four ounces. The exceptions are :— 1 Packets to or from places abroad. 2. Packets to or from any of the Government Offices or depart- ments, 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. 30. No information can be given respecting letters which pass through a Post Office, except to the persons to whom they are ad-

" dressed ; and in no other way is official information of a private character, allowed to be made public. 31. Postmasters are not authorised to return any letter, &c. 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, &c. must be de- livered to the person to whom it is directed and to him alone. 32. Late letters, &c. are received to within five minutes of the despatch of the mails, except in those large towns where the Sur- veyor may deem an interval of ten minutes necessary, and except- ing that no office is to l)e kept open merely for this purpose after ten o'clock at night. 33. No late letters, &c. 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. 34. With the subjoined exceptions, every re-directed letter, newspaper, or other postal packet is liable to an additional postage (at the prepaid rate) unless the re-direction be made by an officer of the Post Office, and be to a place within the district be- longing to the same Head Office. Thus, on a paid or unpaid let- ter re-directed by an Officer of the Post Office to any other 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 above —

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half a pound but not exceeding a pound, an additional postage of fourpence is levied, or if the book weigh more than one pound but not exceeding two pounds, an additional postage of eightpence ; and so on. A registered letter, when re-directed, is not subject to more additional charge than an ordinary letter. Letters 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, may be re-directed to such officers when removed upon service (whether at home or abroad), and are delivered to them for the same amount of postage that would have been chargeable had they been delivered at their original address. The same privilege extends to the letters of the soldiers and seamen described in the Table of Colonial and Foreign Postage, except as regards foreign postage, which must be paid. 35. Every Postmaster is required to have a notice conspicuously placarded, giving information respecting the hours of attendance, the despatch, and delivery of letters, &c. 36. During the time the office is open on Sunday, the public are allowed to prepay foreign or 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. 37. At no office is there more than one delivery on the Sunday ; and any person is at liberty to prevent even this, so far as relates to himself, as shown in 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 Car- rier on Sunday has been directed, can be obtained from the Post Office window on that day. 4. Private box-holders have the option of applying for their let- ters 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 which 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 withdrawn, even after the lapse of that time, without a week's notice.

38. No Postmaster is bound to give change, or is authorized to demand change; and when money is paid at the Post Office, whether as change or otherwise, no question as to its right amount, goodness, or weight, can be entertained after it has been removed from the counter. 39- Except as regards foreign and colonial letters about to be prepaid in money, a Postmaster is not bound to weigh any letters . — — —

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or other packets for the public, though he may do so if his duty tie- not thereby impeded. 40. Postmasters are instructed not to receive any Letter, &e. which there is good reason to believe contains anything likely to in- jure 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 referred to :

A glass bottle, or glass in any form ; razors, scissors, needles,

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

meat, fruit, or vegetables ; bladders or other vessels contain- liquids lucifer matches, or anything is ing ; gunpowder, which explosive or combustible. 41. By the 1st Victoria, cap. 36, sec. 2, any person illegally con- veying Letters incurs a Penalty of £5 for every offence, and £100 for every week the practice is continued. The Sender also incurs a Penalty of £5 for every offence, with full costs of Suit. 42. The following are exceptions 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 pri-

vate affairs of the sender or receiver thereof ; commissions or returns thereof, and affidavits and writs, process or pro- ceedings 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 merchan- dise, or by any person employed by such owners for the car- riage of such letters, according to their respective directions, and delivered to the respective persons to whom they shall be directed, without 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 payment for receiving or delivering such letters. But the following persons are expressly forbidden to carry a let- ter, or to receive or deliver a letter, even though they shall not re- ceive payment for the same : a. Common known carriers, their servants or agents, excep t a letter concerning goods in their carts or waggons, or on

their pack-horses ; and owners, drivers, or guards of stage coaches. b. 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 ports within Her Majesty's POST OFFICE DIRECTORY. 113

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.

c. Passengers or other persons on board any such ships, vessels, steam boat, or passage boats. d. The sailors or others on board a ship or boat passing on a river or navigable canal within the United Kingdom or other of Her Majesty's dominions. EXPLANATIONS OF TABLE OF FOREIGN AND COLONIAL POSTAGE, AND MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION. Abreviations.

Alter. - - Alternate. Mg., Morn. Morning. ea. - - each, Mo., mon. Month. ex., exc. - - exceptional. Pkt. - Packet. Even. - - Evening. Southn. - Southampton. Fri. - - Friday. (Sun. exc.) Sunday excepted. Mars. - - Marseilles. Tues. - Tuesday. Mon. - - Monday. Optional or Compulsory Prepayment.

a The letter a prefixed to a division (as that of Letters or News- papers) indicates that in such case Prepayment is compulsory. In other cases Prepayment is not compulsory unless the letter be re- gistered. When a Letter or Newspaper, addressed to go by a roufl that requires Prepayment, is posted unpaid, and there is some othe. route where payment is not required, it is sent by that route ; but if there be none, it is sent to the Dead Letter Office, to be returned to the writer.

Distance to which the Postage carries the Letter, 8fc.

d The letter d prefixed to any division (as that of Letters or Newspapers) shows that the postage there entered carries the Let- ter, &c, from the place where it is posted in the United Kingdom to its place of destination. In all other cases the postage carries it only part of the way. Exceptional Bates of Postage, &c. Periodicals not of daily publication, issued in the shape of pam- phlets, may be sent to Belgium, Bremen, Hamburg, Holland, Prussia, and the United States, at the following rate, which must be prepaid: not exceeding 2 oz., Id.; 2 oz. and not exceeding 3 oz., 6d. ; 3 oz. and not exceeding 4 oz., 8d. ; with an addition of 2d. for every additional ounce, up to 16 ounces, above which weight the privilege does not extend ; and at the same rate of postage, pamphlets, not being periodicals, may be sent to the United States if not exceeding 8 ounce.

Newspapers from Belgium pay £d. each ; and Newspapers from Canada Id. each ; Newspapers from Holland are delivered free. The postage on Newspapers to the parts of Turkey, &c. specified in the Table, as exceptional rates, is as follows : —Not exceeding k2 —

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oz., oz. ; £ l£d. ; £ and not exceeding 1 oz., 3d. 1 oz. and not ex-

ceeding 2 oz., 6d. ; with an additional 3d. for every additional ounce. B. The privilege of the Book Post to and from India and New South Wales ts limited to Packages not exceeding three pounds m weight. Any package weighing more than three pounds is liable to the Letter Bate of Postage. G.U. According to the regulations of the German Customs- Union, no Letter exceeding 50 grammes (a little more than 1£ oz.) in weight, and containing any other enclosure than paper, can be allowed to circulate by the post. Any Letters, therefore, forward- ed in the Mail to Prussia above that weight, and containing any other enclosure than paper, will be liable, on their arrival at the Prussian frontier, to be stopped, and sent to the Custom House for delivery as freight. Foreign Newspapers. With the following exceptions, Foreign Newspapers must be printed in the language of the country from which they are sent : " " Argentine News," published at Bio de Janeiro : The Bruxelles

Herald," published at Brussells ; and all Newspapers and other printed papers coming from France or through France. Registration of Letters. By the prepayment of the usual British Begistration fee of 6d. Letters can be registered between this country and the British

West Indies, Malta, and Ceylon ; and by the prepayment of the British registration fee, and the additional prepayment of a Foreign registration fee, Letters can be registered between this country and France and Prussia, and countries through France and Prussia. Moreover, by the prepayment of the British registration fees, letters can be registered between this country and Belgium and Holland, and countries through Belgium and Holland. Again, by the pre- payment of the British registration fee, a Letter addressed to any other place can be registered to the port of despatch, and entered

separately in the Letter Bill ; it being in these cases left to the postal authorities of the Colony or Foreign Country to carry on the registration, or not, as they may choose. The British and Foreign registration fee on a Letter to France, or to a country through France, is double the rate of Postage, both British and Foreign, whatever that may amount to. Thus, the joint British and Foreign postage on a Letter to France weighing not more than £ oz. being 4d., the Begistration Fee on such a letter would also be 4d.

The Foreign Begistration fee on a Letter to or through Prussia

(except to Bussia) is 3d., without regard to weight ; making a total fee, British and Prussian, of 9d., in addition to the ordinary post- age. The fee on a registered Letter to Bussia, via Prussia, is greater by a sum equal to the Bussian postage, which, on a Letter not exceeding a oz., is 3§d. The whole charge for a registered Letter to Bussia, via Prussia, or, as marked in the Table, via Belgium (which latter country the Letter first passes through), is entered in the Table. GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 115

LIST OF GENTLEMEN'S SEATS IN THE COUNTY OF PERTH, WITH THE OCCUPANTS' NAMES AND POST TOWNS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Abbey Hill Mrs Goodler Coupar.Angus Abercairny C. H. D. Moray Crieff Aberayte House Rev. Dr Bannerman Inchture Aberachil Castle George Le Blanc Comrie Airleywight Thomas Wyiie Bankfoot Alexandria Perth Allean Isaac Hodgson Pitlochry Allena A. Murray Crieff Attamount J. L. Campbell Blairgowrie

Annat Lodge J. E. Millias Perth . Annet Cottage Rev. Mudie Stewart Errol Ardblair Castle James Mouncur Blairgowrie Ardlebank J. Butter Blairgowrie Argaith C. Hunter Perth Argatie George H. B. Hume Doune Ardoch House J. G. H. Drummond Braco Ardoch Lodge Sebastian Smith Lochearnhead Ardvorlick Miss Stewart Lochearnhead Ash Bank John Baxter Blairgowrie Ashintullo Castle R. Ayton Blairgowrie Ashmore R. Jelf Blairgowrie Aucbleeks Robert Robertson Blair Athole Auchlyne House Earl Fortescue Eillin

Aucbmague Andrew Coupar Perth ' Auchmore House Mquis. of Breadalbane Killin Auchmore House Captain Hunter Auchterarder Ayton Robert Pattison Bridge of Earn Balcairn A. Stirtan Blairgowrie Baldowrie Alexander Geekie Coupar-Angus Baledmund James Fergusson Pitlochry Balgersho House Coupar-Angus Balgonie James Toshack Newburgh Balgowan House William Thompson Methven Balmyle J. N. Constable Blairgowrie Balnakeily W. M'Donald Kirkmichael Balnakilly H. B. Stewart Pitlochry Balruddery Edwards Longforgan Baltbayock House Mrs Douglass Perth Balwharrie Rev. Mr Cunningham Muthill Ballechin R. Stewart Dunkeld Ballindean Capt. Trotter Inchture Ballintrium W. Butter Blairgowrie 116 GENTLEMEN* '3 SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Ballyoukan Col. G. Drummond Pitlochry Bamff House Sir James Ramsay Alyth Banchory Charles Playfair Coupar-Angus Bandirran Mrs Drumd. Nairne Perth Baanatyne House David Hill Coupar-Angus Barclay Hills • T. Duncan Perth Belle Vue David Clark Coupar-Angus Belle Vue A. Allan Perth Bellwood A. Turnbull Perth Beech-Hill House P. Haggart Coupar-Angus Beechwood Villa Mrs Lockhart Gordon Coupar-Angus Bertha Park R. & D. Hamilton Perth Black Craig Allan Fraser Blairgowrie Blackruthven William Peddie Perth Blair Castle The Duke of Athole Blair Athole Blairdrummond Henry H. Drummond Blairdrummond Blairgowrie House C. Garshin Blairgowrie Blairstruie William Henderson Damhead Bolfracks J. F. Wyllie Aberfeldy Bonhard House Alexander M'Duff Perth Bonskeid George Barbour Pitlochry Braco Castle Geo. K. M'Callum Braco Brewland Mrs Rattray Alyth Broich A. Monteath Crieff Callander Cottage William Marshall Callander Cambusmere Sir D. Cunningham Doune Cardnery J. Milne Dunkeld Carpow Mrs Paterson Newburgh Castle Huntly R. Brooks Longforgan Castle Menzies Prince Dhulep Singh Aberfeldy Clathick W. L. Calquhoun Crieff Claywhat R. & P. M'Intosh Bridge of Cally Clockfoldich Mrs Borrie Campbell Dunkeld Clonny Miss Stewart Logierait Clunie Cottage Hon. Mrs Murray Pitlochry Clunie (Easter) John Williamson Newburgh Clunie (Wester) Mrs Dorret Newburgh Clunie Bleachfield John Hendry Newburgh Comrie House Arch. Davidson Comrie Condie L. Oliphant Bridge of Earn Coralbank John Rattray New Rattray Cowden Duncan M'Innes Comrie Craig John M'Nicoll Alyth Craighall Colonel Caddel New Rattray Craigmakerran Peter Young Perth Craigruie John M'Donald Lochearnhead Cray Major Robertson Blairgowrie Cray House Major Robertson Blairgowrie GENTLEMEN'S SEATS. 117

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Croftinloan Robert Cowan Pitlochry Cromwell Park Messrs Caird & Co. Almondbank Culdees James Merry Muthill Cultoquhey James Maxtone Crieff Dalchosnie Gen. M'Donald Pitlochry Dalguise Claude S. Stewart Dalguise Dalhonzie Mrs Gordon Crieff _ Dalnabreck Dr J. M'Laren Dallwhinnie Dalnaglar C. Clark Blairgowrie Dalrulzean Miss Rattray Blairgowrie Deanfield H. Fitchie Meigle Deanston John Finlay Deanston Delvine Hon.G. C. Drummond Dunkeld Denhead House Mrs Duncan Coupar-Angus Derinlick A. Stewart Dunkeld Dernanean Captain Small Kirkmichael Doune Lodge Hon. John Stewart Barn of Cambus Drumearn Peter Drummond Comrie Drumfork Alexr. Robertson Blairgowrie Drummond Castle Lord Willoughby de Eresby Crieff Duncrub Hon. Lord Rollo Dunning Dunfaliandy Cottage Miss Fergusson Pitlochry Dunira Sir David Dundas Comrie Duiglie Rev. Alexander Burt Damhead Dunkeld House The Duke of Athole Dunkeld Dunsinnan John M. Mairne Perth Eastertyre Campbell Logierait Easter Greenside Matthew Speedie Newburgh East Mains James Robertson Callander Eastwood Lord James Murray Dunkeld Edinchip W. T. Mnrray Allan Lochearnhead Edradynate J. S. Robertson Dunkeld Edradour Charles Birmisters Pitlochry Ericht Lodge Mrs Fender & Seder New Rattray Ericht Side John Adamson Blairgowrie Errol Park Sir James G. Baird Errol Fairmount J. Steele Perth Falkland House Mrs Tyndall Bruce Falkland Farleyer House Cragie Aberfeldy Fascally Ai*chibald Butter Pitlochry Feddal House Braco Ferntower W. B. Huggans Crieff Fenyfield Robert Powrie Newburgh Feu John Nicol Perth Fingask Castle Sir P. M. Threipland Errol Finnegand William Shaw Glenshee

Flatfield I Andrew Bruce Errol 118 GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Fonab Major Drummond Pitlochry Forneth James Speid Forneth Foss Sir R. Menzies Pitlochry Freeland House Lady Ruthven Bridge of Earn Fundinate Dr Stewart Logierait Garth House Brown Douglas Aberfeldy Garrows John Campbell Amulree Garvock Reid Bridge of Earn Gask Mrs Oliphant Auchterarder Gleubirnam Sir W. Stewart Dunkeld Glencarse Thomas Greig Glencarse Glendelvine Mayne Dunkeld Glendoick Laurence Craigie Glencarse Glenerioht Sir Wm. Chalmers Blairgowrie Glenfallock House Capt. John Campbell Tyndrum Glenquick Lodge Hon. Wm. Dundas Amulree Glenkelrie Capt. France Wilson Bridge of Cally Glentocbie Lodge Robert Amslie Spittal of Glenshee Glentochay House Earl Spencer Killin Glenlyon Capt. Levett Fortingall Glentarkie William Anderson Strathmiglo Gourdie A. Henderson Dunkeld Gourdie Hill Pat. Matthew Errol Gowrie Cottage J. Drummond Perth Grandtully Lady Stewart Aberfeldy Hallyburton Cottage T. G. Mackay Coupar-Angus Hallyburton House General Gardner Coupar-Angus Hayfield John Laing Dunkeld

Heath Park Capt. Stoddart • Blairgowrie Hill Bank Colonel Clark Blairgowrie Hill Garden William Wallace Coupar-Angus Hillside W. Keir Perth Holm Hill James Stirling Dunblane Huntingtower William S. Turnbull Perth Inchbrakie Hon. A. H. Drummond Crieff Inchirye Abbey David Wilson Lindores Inchmartin N. F. Blair Inchture Inchyra House J. Rennie Perth Innergiidy Alexander Haig Comrie Inverraay General Belshes Bridge of Earn Invertrossack Stewart M'Naughton Callander Isla Cottage Dr Smyttan Coupar-Angus Isla Park James Whitson CouparAngus Ivybank James Whitton New Rattray Keillor Hugh Watson Coupar-Angus Keir Wm. Stirling, M.P. Dunblane Keithbank Wm. Fife Blairgowrie Keithick House W. E. C. Wood Coupar-Angus GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 119

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Kilbryde Castle Henry Lees Dunblane Kilgraston J. Grant - Bridge of Earn Rilliecrankie Cottage Mrs Hay Blair Athole Killiechassie F. G. Gordon Dunkeld Kincairney A. Mitchell Dunkeld Kincarrathie Major Jelf Sbarp Perth Kindrochit Mrs Eobertson Blair Athole Kindrogan E. S. Keir Kirkmichael Kinnaird Sir St V. Wbitshed Dunkeld Kinfauns William M'Laren Perth Kinlock Cbarles Kinnear Ladybank Kinloch Thomas Brown Dunkeld Kinnell House Killin Kinnoull Cottage Lord C. Ker Perth Kippen Lieut.-Col. M'Kay Dunning Kippendavie Patrick J. Stirling Dunblane Kippenross Jobn Stirling Dunblane Lamerick Castle Andrew Jardine Stirling Larchwood E. Elliot Dunkeld Lathrick William Jobnstone Falkland Lawers David E. Williamson Crieff Lawgrove House Miss Black Perth Lawton House James Wright Coupar-Angus Leny Daniel Burton Callander Letham House William Wallace Perth Limepots W. Donald Perth Lindores House Lady Maitland Lindores Lintrose House Mungo Murray Coupar-Angus Lochdochart Thomas Herbert Crieff Locbton House James Brown Inchture Lochtummel Lodge H. Babington Pitlochry Loonbrae Laurence Chapman Blairgowrie Lower Greenside Thomas Arnot Newburgh Loyal House Hon. Capt. W. Ogilvy Alyth Luncarty William Marshall Eedgorton or Perth Lude House J. P. MTnroy Blair Athrle Mailie House Misses Blair Blairgowrie Mansfield Eev. G. E. Gleig Callander Marshall Cottage Lady M'Kenzie Perth Meggernie Castle E. S. Menzies Fortingall Megginch Castle John M. Drummond Errol Meikleour House D. Greenhill Perth Merklands Captain E. Simpson Blairgowrie Methven Castle William Smythe Methven Moncreiffe House Sir Thos. Moncreiffe Bridge of Earn Moness House Col. S. H. Murray Aberfekly Monzie Castle A. Campbell Crieff Moresush House Henry Buny Killin 120 GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Mount Ericht Charles Inches Blairgowrie Murrayshall Lady Oswald Perth Murrie House James T. Miln Errol Murthly Castle F. B. Frank Dunkeld Mylnfield House William Brand Longforgan Myres Castle Alex. Greig, W.S. Auchtermuchty Newhall Captain Shaw Coupar-Angus Newhouse John Martin Perth Newmilne Patrick Mathew Perth Newton Castle William Cricbton Blairgowrie Newton House Mrs Gn. Cunningham Perth Newton Peter Smith Doune Oakbank Misses Ross Perth Oakbank David Grimmond Blairgowrie Ochtertyre Sir W. K. Murray Crieff Old Blan House Captain M'Duff Blair Athole Orchill House Braco Overdurdie Principal Dewar, D.D. Errol Paris House Arthur Hay Barclay Damhead Parkhead Blairgowrie Parkbill Old Rattray Percy John Stewart Bridge of Cally Pitcairley Taylor Cathcart Auchtermuchty Pitcairnfield Enas Turner Bridge of Earn Pitcairns David Lumsden Almondbank Pitcullen Bishop Wordsworth Perth Pitfour Castle Sir J. S. Richardson Glencarse Pitgrunsie Thomson Newburgh Pitkellony Lewis Kennedy Muthill Pitlour P. G. Skene Strathmiglo Pitmurtbly Robert Graham Redgorton Pitmurtbly John H. Maxtone Redgorton Pitnacree D. L. Burn Dunkeld Princeland Charles Clark Coupar-Angus Portinellan Rev. F. B. Atkinson Pitlochry Eannaqulzian Professor W. Ramsay Bridge of Cally Rannavery Lodge W. M'D. M'Donald Blairgowrie Redgorton Manse Rev. William Liston Redgorton Redgorton Schoolho. James Wilson Redgorton Reichip Miss Bisset Dunkeld Reimore J. Gordon Dunkeld Rochallion James Condie Perth Eosemount Robert Geekie Blairgowrie Rosemount John Marshall Perth Rossie Mrs Oliphant Bridge of Earn Rossie House Capt. J. Maitland, Auchtermuchty Rossie Priory Lord Kinnaird Inchture Ruthvenfield House Robert Bell Perth GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 121

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Buthven Hill Mrs Bitchie Perth Buthven House Donald S. M'Lagan Perth Bunavey John Bobertson Spittal of Glenshee Sailarzie Alexander Wallace Kirkmichael Scone Palace Earl of Mansfield Perth Seaside James Constable Errol Seggieden Mrs Hay Perth Sheerglass A. H. Mitchelison Blair Athole Snaigow Mrs Keay Dunkeld Snean Mrs Campbell Amulree Springland Mrs Sandeman Perth fit Fink David Anderson Old Battray St Martins W. M'D. M'Donald Perth Stanley House Samuel Howard Perth Stenton J. G. Murray Dunkeld Storrnontfield D. Spottiswoode Perth Straloch Thomas Farquharson Kirkmichael Strathallan Viscount Strathallan Auchterarder Strathgarry House Mrs Col. Stewart Blair Athole Strathhead Alex. Moncrieff Bankfoot Stronevar David Carnegie Lochearnhead Strowan Thos. G. Stirling Crieff Stzowan T. J. G. Stirling Crieff Tarsappie Mrs Murray Perth Tayniount Hon. D. Murray Perth Taymouth Castle Mrqus. of Breadalbane Aberfeldy Teithside Major G. Paul Callander The Cairnies T. Paton Perth The Gart Hon. E. Cardwell Callander The Boman Camp Alexander Stewart Callander Tircardie George Dow Amulree Tirenie Cap/F. N. Menzies Aberfeldy Torwood Mrs Wallace Dunkeld Tullochfield John Sandeman Perth Tullybelton Col. B. Bobertson Perth Tullymett Mrs Dick Dunkeld Urrard House Cap. Boxer Stewart Blair Athole Waterybuts William Constable Errol Westfield James Playfair Inchture Westmains Cap. T. M. Biddell Perth West Wood Cottage William Boss Perth Willanslee Miss Simpson Perth Williams Croft Mrs Crockatt Coupar-Angus Woodhill Charles Trotter Blairgowrie Woodside Villa James Neil Coupar-Angus

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122 PUBLIC OFFICES. PUBLIC OFFICES.

Assessor for Burgh under Lands Valuation Act—James Beaddie, 3 High Street. Assessor for the County under Lands Valuation Act—Francis Morison, County Buildings.

1 Lillet-Master s Office, 1 High Street—Andrew Boyle, Billet- Master. The Government allowance of one penny each man per day, is payable at the office on the first day of every month, betwixt the hours of 12 noon and 2 p.m.

City- Clerks' Office, 3 High Street—Archibald Beid and William Greig, Joint City-Clerks. Hours of attendance, every lawful day, from 10' a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

City- Chamberlain's Office, 3 High Street. Hours of attendance, every lawful day, from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m.

City FiscaVs Office, 14 High Street—William Wedderspoon, City Fiscal. Hours of attendance, every lawful day, from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

Commissary Cleric's Office, 8 Charlotte Street—W. Young, Clk.

County Constabidary Office, 3 High Street—George Gordon, Chief-Constable. Henry M'Donald, First Class Serjeant. Charles Boss, Sergeant.

County Bates Office, County Buildings—Francis Morison, Col. Custom House, Princes Street—Eobert J. Mostyn, Collector. Peter Fawcett, Comptroller. William Tmrie, Clerk. James Mar- shall, P.C.O., Newburgh. Eobert Chisholm and James Thomson, Tide Waiters and Acting Lockers. Hours of attendance, every lawful day, from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., except Saturday, on which from 10 a.m. till 12 noon.

Guild Office, 60 High Street—John Thomas, Treasurer. James Thomas, Clerk. John Comrie, Officer. Open every lawful day, from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m.

Harbour and Navigation Commission Office, 14 High Street D. Wedderspoon, Clerk. Open every lawful day, from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

Lnland Bevenue {Excise) Office, 14 Charlotte Street—John Watson, Collector. James Leslie, Supervisor. Hours of attend- ance, every lawful day, from 9 a.m. till 2 p.m., except Saturday, on which from 9 a.m. till 12 noon.

Inland Bevenue Office {Stamps and Taxes), 6 Charlotte Street James Maxtone, Collector. Alexander Paterson, Inspector. James Turnbull, Surveyor of Assessed Taxes. Joseph Bower, Assessor of Property Tax for City. John M'Gregor and A. G. Eeid, Assessors for District. Patrick Soutar, Clerk of Assessed Taxes. J. D. Miller, Clerk of Property Tax. Clerks : —George Allan, William M. Stein, George Barclay, and David Murray. Hours, from 10 to 3 o'clock, on Saturdays from 10 to 12 o'clock. PUBLIC OFFICES. 123

Inspector of Poor s Office, 11 Canal Crescent—George Croll, In- spector. James Eollo, Officer. Open every lawful day, from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

New Gas Light Company's Office, Blackfriars Wynd—James Spottiswoode Secretary. Eobert Ford, Manager and Treasurer. James M'Ewan, Clerk and Collector. William Drummond, In- spector. Open every lawful day, from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m.

Old Gas Light Company s Office, 12 South Street—George Gray, Secretary and Treasurer. John Cameron, Clerk. Thomas Whimster, Manager. Eobert Gray, Collector. David Dewar, Inspector. Hours of attendance, every lawful day, from 10 a.m. till 8 p.m.

Police Assessment Office, 60 High Street—John M'Ewan, Sur- veyor and Collector. Hours of attendance, every lawful day, from 10 a.m. till 8 p.m.

Poors'-Bate Assessment Office, 12 Canal Crescent—John Scott, Surveyor and Collector. Hours of attendance, every lawful day, from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

Post- Office, 80 George Street —Charles Graham Sidey, Post- master. Open from 7 a.m. till 10 p.m.

Procurators-FiscaVs Office, Blackfriars Street—Thomas Duncan and John M'Lean, Fiscals. Hours of attendance, every lawful day, from 10 a.m. till 9 p.m.

Receiving Post Office, 1 King Street—John Pirrie, Eeceiver. Open from 7 a.m. till 10 p.m.

River Police and Fishing Office, 6 Charlotte Street—Eobert Buist, Superintendent. Thomas Eutherford, Water Constable.

Session Clerics Office, and Office for the Begistration\of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, for Landward Part of Original Parish of Perth, as also for the Parliamentary Burgh, with the exception of that part situated in Kinnoull Parish—Eobert Buist, Session-Clerk and Eegistrar, Eobert Buist, Jun., Assistant Eegistrar. Open every lawful day, from 10 a.m., till 3 p.m., and on Saturday even- ings from 7 till 10.

Sheriff- Clerk''s Office, County Buildings, foot of South Street — Archd. Eeid, Sheriff-Clerk. David Peters and Adam M'Kenzie, Sheriff-Clerks Depute. Hours of attendance, from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

Shore Lues Office, Lime Shore—Peter Smeaton, Collector. Hours of attendance, from 7 a.m. till 7 p.m.

Staff Officer of Pensioners' Office, Perth Barracks—Lieut.-Col. A. Campbell, Staff-Officer. James Campbell, Staff-Sergeant.

Weights and Measures Offices—For the City, Charles Shedden, 32 High Street, Inspector. For the County, David Donald, 28 Commercial Street, Bridgend, Inspector.

Water-Duty Office, 3 High Street — John Garie, Collector. —

124 PUBLIC OFFICES.

Hours of attendance, every lawful day, from 10 a.m. till 3 pm., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

SHERIFF, GOMMTSSAKY, AND JUSTICE OF PEACE COURTS.

Lord-Lieutenant and Sheriff-Principal, the Earl of Kinnoull. Sheriff and Commissary, David Mure. Sheriff-Substitute and Commissaries Depute. Perth—Hugh Barclay. LL.D. Dunblane—Andrew Cross. Meeting of Courts.—The Sheriff-Court for the County,' every Tuesday and Friday during the session—The Sheriff Small-Debt Court, every Tuesday during the session—The Justice of Peace Small-Debt, first Monday of every month— Commissary Court, every Friday during session —and under the New Small Debts Act, at Crieff, first Saturday of January, April, July, and October; Dunkeld, 2d Wednesday of March, 1st Wednesday of July, 3d

December ; Aberfeldy, the next day after each Court at Dunkeld ; Blairgowrie, second Wednesday of January, April, July, and

October ; Coupar-Angus, on the next Thursday after the Blair- gowrie Courts. Circuit Courts are held at Callander, first Monday of March,

June, September, and December ; and at Kincardine (Tulliallan), first Monday of February, May, August, and November, at 11 a.m. each day. OFFICIALS. Sheriff-Clerk, Archibald Reid.—Sheriff-Clerk Depute, David Peters.—Clerk of Supply, Clerk of Peace, Clerk to County Finance Committee, and Clerk and Treasurer to County Prison Board, Patrick Soutar—Joint Procurators-Fiscal, Thomas Duncan and John M'Lean.—Collector of Cess, &c, James Maxtone.—Commis- sary Clerk, William Young. —Chief Constable, George Gordon. Commissioner for Proofs, &c, John Flockhart. —Bar-Officer, James Hally. Dunblane. — Sheriff-Clerk-Depute, Depute Clerk of Peace, and Commissary-Clerk-Depute, Alexander Scott. —Procurator-Fiscal, Thomas Barty. —Bar Officer, Alexander Meffen.

SOCIETY OF PROCURATORS. BEFORE THE COURTS OF LAW IN PERTHSHIRE. Instituted 8th July 1825. President, John Conning—Vice-President, James M. Honey. Secretary and Treasurer, John Young.—Honorary Librarian, William Ross.— Sub-Librarian, Matthew Gloag.—Committee of Management, A. Reid, A. Davidson, J. D. Miller, David Wedder- spoon, and William Greig. PUBLIC OFFICES. 125

Members of the Society. —Perth.—William Wedderspoon, Thomas Duncan, James Thomas, John Flockhart, James Condie, George Gray, John Conning, David Hepburn, William Greig, Archibald Reid, fJames Roy, James Spottiswoode, David Wedderspoon, John M'Lean, Andrew Davidson, William Ross, James M. Honey, John Kemp, Melville Jameson, Alexander Moncrieff, James D. Miller, John Young, Robert Martin, David Mackenzie, John Kippen, fDavid Crichton, +John Thomas, fAlexander Robertson, fHorace Skeete, fJohn M. Miller, fDavid Keay, fThomas Rogers Kinmond, fWilliam Maury, f Charles Findlay. Auchterarder—William Young, A. G. Reid, Patrick Smitten. Aberfeldy—John Matthew, fCharles W. L. Forbes. Blairgowrie—James Anderson. Coupar-Angus—D. Clark, and J. M'Laren. Crieff—John Iron- side, Dondee—J. A. Gloag.

The above are also Notaries, except those marked (f).

The Library of the Society is in the County Buildings, and is open from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Procurators not Members of the Society.—Perth—James Clements, James Scott. Blairgowrie—L. Chapman, A. Robert- son, W. S. Soutar, James Dallas. Coupar-Angus—David Ander- son, John Lowe, James Watson. Crieff—James M'Laren, James Macrosty, Thomas Soutar, James Sharp. Dunkeld —John Leslie. Dunblane—P. J. Stirling, Thomas Barty, T. P. Knox, J. Mac- kibbin, Joseph M'Lean. Kincardine—R. Gentle, A. C. Stephen. Auchterarder—Robert Mailer. Notaries Public.—Perth—Patrick Soutar, John Dickson, W.S., John Grahame, George Condie. Dunkeld—W. Mitchell, James Walker. Aberfeldy—R. Rankin.

MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS. Perth, James Hally, John MTntosh. Crieff, William Fer- guson. Dunkeld, Henry Ritchie.

SHERIFF AND COMMISSARY OFFICERS. Perth, James Hally, David Hally, John Keay, Alexander Forbes, Archibald Aitken, Peter Kerr, John M'Intosh. Aber- feldy, William Mackenzie, John Scott. Auchterarder, John Headridge, Thomas Anderson. Blairgowrie, James Robertson. Callander, George Maxwell. Comrie, John M'Ewan. Coupar- Angus, William Findlay, James MTnroy, Stewart Ogilvy. Crieff, William Ferguson, John Ferguson, Neil Sime. Alloa, Thomas Russel. Doune, Archibald Culbert. Dunblane, David Eadie, Angus Crawford, James Cameron. Errol, John Symons. Gil- merston, D. M'Donald. Weem, Thomas Stewart. Auchter- gaven, James Cameron. Dunkeld, Henry Ritchie. Alyth Alexander Henry. Kinloch-Rannoch, Duncan Stewart. Killin! L2 126 PUBLIC OFFICES.

William Walker. Kincardine, John Miller. Dundee, Thomas Anderson, James Lyon, Thomas Buchan, John Fenwiek. Pitlochry, James Skinner.

CRIMINAL OFFICERS. Perth—James Rollo, Alexander Turnbull.

BANKING COMPANIES.

Bank of Scotland, St John Street. Robert Horn, Agent. D. Philp, teller; R. H. Bannister, Clerk. Branches Agents Blairgowrie, Alexander Robertson Callander, A. M'Donald Draw on Coutts & Company, and Smith, Payne, & Smiths, Lon- don ; Bank of England and Branches, &c.

British Linen Company, 77 George Street John Conning, agent. William Ritchie, accountant and teller. Draw on Jones, Lloyd, & Company, London.

Central Bank of Scotland, St John Street. Archd. Burns, Manager.

J. W. Jamieson, accountant ; William Duncan, secretary and teller ; and James Paterson, teller ; James Caddel, porter.

Agents in London, Sir R. C. Glyn, Mills, & Co.

,, in Edinburgh, Commercial Bank of Scotland. Branches Agents Accountants Aberfeldy, Robert Peter. James Dickie Anchterarder, Peter Clark. James Smitton Coupar-Angus, John M'Laren. Crieff, John M'Leish. Alexr. MTntosh Dunkeld, John Duff. John Stewart Killin, Charles Stewart. Newburgh, Lyell & Crystal Pitlochry, D. M'Gilliewie. Alex, Cameron

City of Glasgow Bank, 70 George Street. Andrew Cunningham, agent. John Burden, accountant.

Draw on Union Bank of London.

A Savings Bank exists in connection with the Branch, in which sums of Is and upwards may be deposited. Interest allowed one-half per cent, above the current rate of Bank Interest. ;

PUBLIC OFFICES. 127

Branches Agents Conirie, J. M'Farlane Cupar, William Duncan Crieff, James M'Eosty Falkland, Charles Gulland Ferryport on Craig, James White Kinross, Henry Maitland Leven, John Smith Milnathort, Henry Maitland

Commercial Bank of Scotland, /South Street. Thomas Soutar, agent.

John Macreath, accountant ; Andrew Richardson, porter. Branches Agents Blairgowrie, James Anderson Crieff, William Brown Dunkeld, Robert C. Wilson Newburgh, Alexander Laing Pitlochry, Alexander M'Naughton

National Bank of Scotland, 5 High Street. D. L. Jolly, agent.

William Kinross, accountant ; George Whitelaw, teller. Draw on Glyn, Mills, & Co. Branches Agents Coupar-Angus, David Clark Kirriemuir, J. B. Brand

Hours of public business from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., every lawful day, except Saturday, when the Banks shut at 12 noon.

Perth Banking Company, 24 George Street. David Craigie, Cashier.

James Blair and G. Turnbull, accountants ; John Gray, teller Laurence Hood, porter. Agents in London, Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, & Co. „ in Edinburgh, Union Bank of Scotland. Branches Agents Aberfeldy, George Rankin Auchterarder, William Young Blairgowrie, W. S. Soutar Coupar-Angus, William Bett Crieff, L. & J. Gibson Dunkeld, John Leslie

Pitlochry, , James Mitchell

Boyal Bank of Scotland, 9 High Street. Patrick Soutar, agent.

W. B. Barclay, accountant ; Thomas Munro, porter.

Draw on Messrs Coutts & Co., and Bank of England. 128 PUBLIC OFFICES.

ASSURANCE OFFICES AND AGENTS.

Boa Accord, Robert Martin British Guarantee, Melville Jameson Caledonian Fire and Life, ... J. & G. Condie, and David Philp City of Manchester Fire, Thomas Richardson Colonial Life, Melville Jameson Commercial Life, James M. Honey Edinburgh Life, Duncan and M'Lean ( Alexander Robertson and Robert English and Scottish Law, \ Buist European Law, Robert Greig Family Endowment, Andrew Davidson Forfarshire & Perthshire Fire, Melville Jameson, and D. Seton Glasgow Assurance, James Thomas Gresham Life William Macfarlane Reversionary and Life V Hope Jameg MitcheU Interest Company, ) Imperial Fire, Alexander Robertson Insurance Co. of Scotland, in- W w Jamieson corporated with the Alliance, ) Life Association of Scotland, Ja. Dewar & Son, & Jn. M'Leish London Fire and Life, W. & J. Ross National Provincial, John Grant and A. King National Fire, R. H. Moncrieff & Co. National Fire and Life, Patrick Soutar North British Fire and Life,... D. L. Jolly and J. Spottiswoode North of Scotland Fire & Life, John Kemp Northern Fire and Life, Peter Palmer Norwich Union Fire and Life, Andrew Davidson Perthshire Widows' Fund, ... Robert Buist, Treasurer Phoenix Fire, ... George Gray Royal Exchange Fire and Life, John Lowe Royal Insurance, John Grahame Scottish Amicable, David Keay Scottish Sea Insurance, C. G. Sidey Scottish Equitable Life, Hunter and Conning Scottish Provident Institution, Archibald Reid Scottish Provincial, Laurence Rintoul

, f David Hepburn, and W. & D. and Life, Scottish Union Fire | Wedderspoon Scottish Widows' Fund R. H. Moncrieff & Co. Standard Life, Geoge Gray Star Life, James Mitchell

_. ' .„ Dickson, and John 1 T f M'Kenzie and lire and Life Sun -j Flockhart The A^e Thomas Graham & Co. The Times Fire and Life, ... David Irons United Kingdom Life, Horace Skeete Temperance ) United Kingdom David Irong and Provident Lite, ) West of England Fire and Life, James Barlas —

LICENSING SYSTEM, &C. 129

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 ; and 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 meet- ing and appeals must be lodged within ten days before the court. GREYFRIARS AND WELLSHILL CEMETERIES. The undertaker, or person ordering a grave, shall give notice at the City Chamberlain's Office (between the hours of ten and eleven o'clock forenoon), of the name and designation of the deceased, the age, place of birth, cause of death, class of coffin, and the day and hour of interment. TABLE OF DUES FOR INTERMENT. Coffins covered with Cloth, for under 14 years of Age, £0 10 6 For 14 years of Age, and upwards, ... 1 1 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 to 11 a.m., and 3 to 4 p.m. ; at Wellshill, from half-past 11 a.m. to half-past 12 p.m., and from 4 to 5 p.m.—The attendance at Wellshill, from 4 to 5 p.m., will not be continued during the winter months. William Farquharson, Superintendent, Charteris Street. . . ..

130 SHIPPING.

SHIPPING OF THE PORT OF PERTH. /SI. signifies Sloop, Sc. Schooner, Br. Brig.

Names. Owners or Agents. Built

Agnes, Sc. Peter Graham, 1841 Agnes Campbell, Sc. D. Pitblado, 71 1854 Agnes Christie, Sc. P. Christie, 78 1854

Albion, SI. Anderson & Others, . . 37 1847 Alice, Screw Steamer. Wm. H. Porter,^ 257 1854

Amethyst, Sc. Lyell&Dow, , 79 1853

Ann Fleming, Sc. James Irvine, , 82 1855 Arba, Sc. S. Donaldson, 63 1836

Ballark, Br. Easson & Wallace, . 137 1856 Betsy, SI William Thomson, . 20 1844 Betsy and Isabella, Sc. Cameron and Brown, 77 1829 Blossom, Sc James Graham, .... 52 1842 Breeze, Sc P. Kinnear, 84 1854 Cecelia & Matilda, Sc J. Pitkeathly, 83 1853 City of Perth, Sc, James Easson, 120 1854 Clipper, Sc. William Brown, 54 1845 Countess of Leven and Mel ville, Sc. John Dickman, 84 Davids, Sc. D. Pitblado, S2 Dunkeld, SI. William Robertson, 62 Eclipse, Sc. Peter Graham, 98 Elizabeth, Sc. Graham & Hay, 67 Eliza, Br. J. and T. Simpson, 195 Eliza, Sc, Robert Cameron, 78 Fair City Sc. James Graham, 115 Fergus, Sc. J. Pitkeathly, 79 Gleam, Sc. J. M. Gilliwie, '. 64

Halls, Br. Cowperthwaite and Hall, . 164 Helen, Si John Muckersie, 20 Helen Inglis, Sc. Mrs Inglis, 81 Hope, Sc, James M'Laren, 58 Isabella, Br. D. Pitblado, 123 Jane, Steamer, J. Falshaw, 51 Jane, Sc. James Easson, 77

Jane, , Sc A. and N. Lyell, 71 Jane Miller, Sc. G. Donaldson, 66 Janet Pitblado, Br. David Pitblado, 225 John Fergus, Sc. W. Crarer, 56

John & Jean, . , Sc. W. and J. Panton, 72 John & Mary, Sc. J. Pitblado, 7S Juno, Br. T. Gibson and Others, 165 Lady Campbell, Br. C. Calder, 99 Lord Provost, Sc. James Graham, 83

Lord Rollo, Sc. Mailler and Kelt, . 129 Louisa, [SI. John Pitblado, 57 Majestic 'Sc. John Cowperthwaite, 116 Margaret, Sc. Graham and Fotheringham, 107 Margaret Sc. John Cameron, 72 Margaret, SI. James Sharp, 17 Mart, SI. G. Donaldson, 47 Monarch, Steamer. John Cowperthwaite, 19

Newport, Steamer. J. Dewar, and J. Pullar, . 65 Philadelphia, SI. Robert Cameron, 5,8 Sir R. Preston, Sc. Thomas Gibson, 66 Tarsappie, SI William Anderson, 15 Thistle, Sc. Wm. Graham, 64 Vine, Sc. M'Lagan, 50 Warrior, Screw Steamer, Wm. H.Porter, 302 fqUgX^ CARRIERS, &C. 131 CARRIERS.

Where from. Where Lodged. Departures.

Aberfeldy, Dn. M'Gregor, 15 Mill Street, Wednesday. Aberfeldy, Wm. Hendry, 179 High Sireet, Mon. and Thur.

Abernethy, Alex . Easson, St Ann's Lane, Tues. and Frid. Auchterarder, David Fenton, 71 High Street, Tues. and Frid. Auchterarder, David Martin, 123 High Street, Tues. and Frid. Auchtermuchty, Wm. Oliphant, 52 South Street, Tues. and Frid. Balbeggie, Andw. Mitchell, 71 High Street, Wed. and Frid. Ballechen, Alex. Kennedy, 15 Mill Street, Tuesday. Bankfoot, Jn. M'Farlane, 123 High Street, Tues. and Frid. Bankfoot, John M'Leish, 34 South Methven St., Tues. and Frid. Blair-Athole, Wm. Forbes, 71 High Street, Thursday. Blairgowrie, Robt. Baxter, 7 High Street, Tues. and Frid. Bridge of Earn, James Low, 52 South Street, Tues. and Frid. Bridge of Earn, Js. Henderson, St Ann's Lane, Tues. and Frid. Bridge of Isla, David Reid, 71 High Street, Friday. Bridge of Tilt, Wm. Stewart, 71 High Street, Thursday. Burreltown, James Bruce, 7 High Street, Friday. Collace, — Young, 33 St John Street, Friday. Comrie, Peter M'Ansh, 126 High Street Tuesday. Coshiville, James Proudfoot, 123 High Street, Wednesday. Co.-Angus, James Bruce, Kirkside, Friday. Criefl, James Dewar, 126 High Street, Tues. and Frid. Dunkeld, Wm. Hendry, 15 Mill Street, Friday, Dunning, Jn. Richardson, 126 High Street, Tues. and Frid. Dunning, David Gardiner, 95 High Street, Tues. and Frid. Errol, Mrs Howie? 7 High Street, Tues. and Frid. Falkland, Wm. Oliphant, 51 South Street, Tues. and Frid. Fortingall, Jn. M'Dougall, 126 High Street, Wednesday. Fowlis, James M'Lellan, 155 High Street, Friday Glenlyon, James Reid, 71 High Street, Tuesday. Inverness, and\ D. Cameron, 15 Mill Street, Thursday. Kingussie, Thomas Dott, 27 Mill Street, Thursday. Kenmore, Finlay M'Nab, 15 Mill Street, Wednesday, Kettle, Wm. Oliphant, 51 South Street, Tues. and Frid. Kirkmichael, James Dewar, 15 Mill Street, Tuesday. Kinross, J. Hardie, 51 South Street, Tuesday. Madderty, And. Crockart, 95 High Street, Friday. Methven, R. Donaldson, 10 South Methven St., Tues. and Frid. Milnathort, J. Dunn, 51 South Street, Tuesday. Newburgh, A. Williamson, 123 High Street, Friday. Pitlochry, Wm. Hendry, 179 High Street, Tues. and Frid. Rait, George Dow, Cross Keys, Kirkside, Friday. Rannoch, D. Cameron, 71 High Street, Wednesday. Rannoch, James Duff, 71 High Street, Wednesday. Rannoch, Arch. Cameron. 71 High Street, Wednesday. Smitthyhaugh, David Guthrie, 116 High Street, Tues. and Frid. Stanley, Stewart, 244 High Street, Tues. and Frid. Spittalfield, Rob. Galletly, 7 High Street, Friday. Strathmiglo, Wm. Oliphant, 51 South Street Tues. and Frid. Strowan^ Rob. Robertson, 15 Mill Street, [Thursday. Weem, John Menzies, 71 High Street, (Wednesday. QUARTERLY TERMS. IN SCOTLAND. IN ENGLAND. Candlemas, Feb. 2 Lady-day, March 25 "Whitsunday, May 15 Midsummer-day, June 24 Lammas, Aug. 1 Michaelmas-day, Sept. 29 Martinmas, Nov. 11 Christmas, , Dec. 25 —

132 PERTH SEMINARIES AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS, &C.

PERTH SEMINARIES AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

SCHOOLS. TEACHERS.

Seminaries, Eose Terrace, Thomas Miller, L.L.D. Rector's Department, F.R.S.E., Rector A. Miller, A.M., Assistant Grammar Do. .... William D. Steele, Rector English Do. A. B. Smith Writing Do. John Smith, A.M. Modern Languages, Henry F. F. Schaefer Drawing, Painting, &c...... William Brown

East Church, Kinnoull Street, . James Thomson Middle Do., Meal Vermel, .... Hugh Train West Do., South William St Adam Laidlaw Free St Leonards, Victoria Street, John Dewar Free West, Mill Street James Moir National, Watergate, Thomas Miller „ Newrow, James Crichton Stewart's Free, Mill Street, ... Rohert Peddie Commerc. Academy, Kinnoull St. A. Greig & Son English Do. Do. John M'Neill Do. Do. Stormont St.. A. & R. Duncan Classical Do. Athole St., James Davidson Drawing Academy, N. Wm. St., Aitken Steille Do Athole Street James Cranstoun ( Rev. J. A. Sellar, M.A. Rec.

Cathedral, Athole Street, , ( Thomas Lennon, Assistant

Catholic, High Street, , P. M'Ewan

PERTH CLERGY «& PLACES OF WORSHIP. ESTABLISHED CHURCH. East Church, Rev. James Elder Cumming Middle Church, „ John Murdoch West Church, Vacant St Paul's Church, Do. St Leonard's Church, Rev. William Struthers FREE CHURCH. Free Middle Church, Rev. Thomas Dymock Free West Church, „ Andrew Gray, A.M. Free St Leonard's Church, „ John Z. Huie Free Kinnoull Street Church, „ John Y. Walker Free St Stephen's Church (Gaelic),... Vacant NEWSPAPERS, &C. 133

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. North United Presby. Church, Rev. David Young, D.D. South do. do. „ John Newlands, D.D. East do. do. „ William Lindsay

Original Seceders, Rev. Thomas Manson Congregational Canal Cresc. Chapel, „ John Pillans Congregational Mill Street Chapel, „ W. D. Knowles Wesleyan Methodist, „ Jabez Palmer Baptist, „ Joseph Clare

EPISCOPALIAN.

f Rev. E. B. Knottesford Fortescue, Provost H. Humble, M.A. 1 |

St Ninian'a Cathedral,^ J. A. Sellar, M.A. \ Canonsn R. Campbell, M.A. I f ^J. Hasholt, M.A. J St John the Baptist, ...Rev. Wm. Blatch Catholic Chapel, „ J. S. M'Corry, M.Ap. NEWSPAPERS.

Perthshire Advertiser and Strathmore Journal, published every Thursday morning.— Office, Kirk Close, 80 High Street.

Perthshire Constitutional, published every Wednesday morning. — Office, Kirkside.

Perthshire Courier, Farmers' Journal, and Central Scottish Advertiser, published every Thursday Morning. —Office, 14 High Street.

The Northern Warder, and General Advertiser for the Counties of Perth, Fife, and Forfar, published every Thursday and Saturday morning.— Office, 94 High Street,

CONVENER COURT.

George Bruce, Deacon of the Wrights, Convener John Murdoch, Deacon of the Glovers Charles Shedden, Deacon of the Hammermen James Pullar, Deacon of the Bakers Alexander Fleming, Deacon of the Tailors William Leitham, Deacon of the Fleshers Alexander Fraser, Deacon of the Shoemakers David Sime, Deacon of the Weavers John Kemp, Clerk and Treasurer Note.—This Court act as Trustees to Stewart's Free School, Mill Street. M 134 HIGH CONSTABLES, &C.

HIGH CONSTABLES. Charles Shedden, Moderator Archibald Reid, Solicitor Wm. Malcom, M.D. Physician Robert Martin, Secretary Kev. John Anderson, Chaplain A. Robertson, Clerk & Treas. CAPTAINS. John Barrie John Morrison John Murdoch James Bell

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, RESIDING IN PERTH AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. John Marshall, Rosemount W. S.Tu rnbullof Huntingtower Charles Graham Sidey George Cunningham of Newton Archibald Turnbnll of Bellwood Wm. Peddie of Blackruthven Major Jelf Sharp of Kincarrathie David Greig Alex, Moncrieff of Barnhill

And for the time being, Hugh Barclay, LL.D., Sheriff-Substitute "William Imrie, Lord Provost John Fisher, Bailie

GENERAL PRISON FOR SCOTLAND. James Stuart, Governor Rev. William Brown, A.M., Chaplain William Malcom, M.D., Surgeon Mrs M. Farnie, Matron William M'Donald, Clerk Thomas A. Paton, Supt. of Stores, &c. John Smeaton, Head Warder Janet Beattie, Sub-Matron Alexr. Fraser, Supt. of Juvenile, &c. Prisons

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.

AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS. Tbos. Edward, 25 Meal Vennel John Jackson, Bridgend Alexander Hay, 63 South Street D. M'Farlane, 15 Meal Vennel William Todd, Athole Street John Todd, 74 St John Street

FAIRS. 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 Andrewsmas,... 2d Frid. of Dec, POLLING STATIONS, &C. 135

POLLING STATIONS.

PARLIAMENTARY. First District—Sheriff Court-Room, County Buildings Second Do, Burgh Court-Room Third Do. Seminaries, Rose Terrace

MUNICIPAL. First Ward—Guild Hall Second Ward—Burgh Court-Room Third Ward—Royal Arch Mason Hall Fourth Ward—North United Presbyterian large Session-house POLICE COMMISSION. First Ward—Guild Hall Second Ward—Burgh Court-Room Third Ward—Guild Hall Fourth Ward—North United Presbyterian large Session-house Fifth Ward—A. B. Smith's School-Room, Barossa Street Sixth Ward—North United Presbyterian large Session-house Seventh Ward— Strathmore Inn, Bridgend MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.

Absolon, George, M.D., 2 King Street Aitken, John, M.D., 48 South Methven Street Barlas, John, 21 South Street Bramwell, James Patton, M.D., Barossa Place Christie, Robert, 34 High Street Craig, Thomas, 71 Main Street, Bridgend Fleming, David, 4 Gowrie Street, Bridgend Frew, David, 30 North Methven Street Halket, David, 1 Charlotte Street Henderson, William, M.D., 17 Rose Terrace Malcom, William, M.D., Athole Street Miller, James, 30 King Street Scott, David, Athole Street Stirling, David, M.D., 22 St John Street Thomson, Fraser, M.D., 8 Athole Crescent Wallace, Isaac, M.D., 3 Charlotte Street White, Francis Isaiah, M.D., 2 Athole Place

CIVIL ENGINEERS & LAND-SURVEYORS.

Thomas T. Mitchell, 3 Charlotte Place John Waterstone, 36 North Methven Street James Ritchie, 7 Athole Place James A. Agnew, 69 North Methven Street Peter D. Brown, 30 George Street ; ;

136 CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.

CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.

COUNTY AND CITY OF PERTH INFIRMARY. The Most Noble the Marquis of Breadalbane, Life Patron.

Archibald Reid and Robert Martin, Joint Secretaries ; J. & W.

Ross, Joint Treasurers ; Fraser Thomson, M.D., 8 Crescent, and Robert Christie, Surgeon, 34 High Street, Visiting Surgeons

Hugh Clark, M.D., House Surgeon ; George Absolon, M.D., Dis- trict Surgeon ; J, M. Lindsay, Assistant Apothecary ; Miss

Dinning, Matron ; James Patton, Janitor.

INDIGENT OLD MEN'S SOCIETY. Instituted January 25, 1830.

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

H. Barclay, L.L.D., Sheriif-Substitute ; Vice-Presidents, Thomas

Duncan, Procurator-Fiscal, and David Greig ; Secretary and Trea.,

James Barlas ; Storekeeper and Officer, Peter Grimmond, 156 South Street.

PERTH LADIES' CLOTHING SOCIETY FOR CLOTHING DESERVING INDIGENT WOMEN & ORPHAN GIRLS. Instituted 1825. Office-Bearers.—The Right Honourable Dowager Lady Gray,.

Patroness ; Mrs Barclay and Miss Lumsdaine, Joint Secretaries Miss Bell, 4 Marshall Place, Treasurer.

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

DESTITUTE SICK SOCIETY. Instituted in 1808.

Robert Buist, Preses. David Hepburn, Treasurer and Secretary.

DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION. A Society was fromed in Perth in 1817, as an Auxiliary Society to the Edinburgh Deaf and Dumb Institution. Committee, Charles

Graham Sidey, George L. Cornfute, and Jas. Dewar \ David Peat, Secretary and Treasurer. CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. 137

HOSPITAL SCHOOL—Hospital. The Lord Provost, Magistrates, Town Council, and General Session, Patrons. Duncan Duff, Teacher.

SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY FOR DESTITUTE BOYS— Hospital. Instituted 1st January 1843.

The Lord Provost, President; Hugh Barclay, LL.D., Sheriff- Substitute, and Thomas Duncan, Procurator-Fiscal, Vice-Presi-

dents ; Melville Jameson, Secretary and Treasurer. Miss Ross, Leonard's Bank, Secretary of Ladies' Committee.

PERTH FEMALE SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY—Hospital. Instituted 1846. Her Grace the Duchess of Athole, the Right Honourable Lady

Kinnaird, Patronesses ; The Right Honourable Lady Lucy Grant, President.

%* Subscriptions received by the Treasurer and Secretary, at Nos. 21 Marshall Place, and 3 Rose Terrace.

PERTH FEMALE SCHOOL—Hospital. Instituted 1815.

The Right Honourable Dowager Lady Gray, Patroness ; Miss Livingstone, Secretary and Treasurer.

This Institution is under the direction of a number of Ladies in Perth, who contribute to its support, and superintend its manage- ment. The children are admitted at five years of age and upwards, Every subscriber of half a guinea, or two subscribers of five shillings each, are entitled to recommend a girl for admission. Each scholar pays one penny weekly for instruction in reading,

spelling, Bible knowledge, sewing, and knitting ; and twopence weekly if writing and arithmetic are required. From the school are provided books, sewing materials, &c.

PERTH LADLES' HOUSE OF REFUGE FOR DESTITUTE GIRLS—Craigie. Instituted December 1843. The Most Noble the Marchioness of Breadalbane, Patroness.

The Hon. Mrs Arthur Kinnaird, President. Mrs Stewart Sandeman of Bonskeid, Mrs General Lindsay, Early Bank, Mrs Stuart of Annat, Mrs Thomson of Balgowan, Vice- Presidents. M2 —

138 SOCIETIES.

PERTH INFANT SCHOOLS, 6 KING STREET. Instituted 1827.

Patroness—The Right Honourable Lady Ruthven ; Vice-Pat- ronesses—The Right Honourable Lady Lucy Grant, Lady Louisa Moncreiffe, Lady Louisa Lascelles, Dowager Lady Gray, Broness Ruthven, Lady Stewart Richardson of Pitfour, Honourable Mrs Macdonald of St Martins, Mrs Oliphant of Gask, Mrs Farquharson of Invercauld, Mrs Thomson of Balgowan, Mrs Hay of Seggieden. Teachers—Miss Isabella I. Macpherson, Mistress of the Girls'

School ; Mrs Blair, Mistress of the Boys' School. Upwards of 240 Children have been taught the elementary branches of education at these Schools, during the year. There are also 20 Monitresses, who are taught writing, arithmetic, geography, and English reading, and grammar ; also sewing, and plain and fancy knitting and crochet.—The Fees are One Penny per week for each pupil.

LETHENDY MORTIFICATIONS.

The Parish Ministers and Elders of Perth, Trustees ; Thomas

Duncan, Factor ; Robert Buist, Clerk to the Patron and Trustees. The Magistrates and four Parish Ministers, Patrons. hospital lands—Thomas Thomson, Factor.

STEWART'S TRADE FREE SCHOOL. The Eight Deacons of the 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 from each distinct period, 7 years and no longer. 45 Mill Street. Robert Peddie, teacher.

SOCIETIES, PERTHSHIRE BIBLE SOCIETY.

President—David Mure, Sheriff of the County. Vice-Presidents

—Rev. David Young, D.D. ; Hugh Barclay, LL.D., Sheriff-Sub- stitute ; James Dewar ; W. S. Turnbull. Secretaries—Rev.

James Grierson, D.D. ; Rev. W. D. Knowles, B.A. Treasurer Joseph Bower. Depository—David Irons, 29 St John Street.

PERTH YOUNG MEN'S RELIGIOUS LOAN TRACT SOCIETY. Instituted 1841.

President, John Garie. Vice-President, James P. Pirrie. Treasurer, Robert M'Nab. Joint Secretaries, Peter Anderson and Thomas Westerby. Directors, Heniy Johnson, David Craigie, G. Gow, Alexander Bate, Richard Cruikshank, John M'Gilliewie. ;

SOCIETIES. 139

PERTHSHIRE TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.

President, William Blair ; Vice-Presidents, Alex. King and John

M'Kay; Treasurer, Ninian Barrie ; Secretary, John B. Sime

Registrar, James Fenwick ; Officer, James Roy.

PERTH BRANCH OF THE FREE CHURCH ABSTAINERS' SOCIETY FOR SUPPRESSION OF INTEMPERANCE.

J. Flockhart, President ; P. Anderson, Vice-President ; John Lumsdaine, M.D., Secretary and Treasurer. PERTH ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. Instituted 21st December 1846. President, C. G. Sidey. Vice-Presidents, Robert Greig, Rev. William Lindsay. Secretaries, James Readdie and James Fenwick.

SOCIETY FOR THE LIBERATION OF RELIGION FROM STATE-PATRONAGE AND CONTROL. Committee, the dissenting Ministers of Perth, and fourteen Di- rectors, of whom David Morton is Convener.

LITERARY AND ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY.

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, on Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday, from 1 to 3 o'clock. Visitors (unaccompanied by a Member) are admitted by paying Sixpence each at the door. President, the Most Noble the Marquis of Breadalbane. Vice-Presidents, the Right Hon. the Earl of Mansfield, the Right Hon. Lord Gray, Sir P. Murray Thriepland, Bart., Sir J. S. Richardson, Bart., J. Mellis Nairne, of Dunsinnan. Council of Management, Hugh Barclay, LL.D., William Blair, James Thomas, J. M'Euen Gray, Dr W. Henderson, C. G. Sidey, Major H. Jelf Sharp, Alexander M'Duff, Thomas Miller, LL.D., Robert Buist. William Ross, Treasurer. William Brown, Secre- tary. D. Hepburn, Hon. Librarian. John Coutt, Curator of the Museum.

ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF PERTHSHIRE. Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen, Patroness. Laurence Craigie of Glendoick, President. Sir J. S. Richardson, Bart, of Pitfour, Vice-President. Mr Johnston, St Martins, Practical Vice- President. Mr Turnbull, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. Com- mittee of Management—Messrs Reid, Ballindean ; Morrison, Inch- martine ; Patterson, Rossie ; John M. Miller, Mayfield ; Scott, Delvine; Kidd, Rossie Priory; M'Donald, Kinfauns Castle; Browne Croft House. ;;

140 SOCIETIES.

PERTH ROYAL GOLFING SOCIETY. Lord Charles Ker, Captain. Major H. Jelf Sharp, Thomas Patton, Captain Riddel, William Peddie, Councillors. George Gray, Secretary. Rev. John An- derson, Chaplain,

PERTH HIGHLAND FRIENDLY SOCIETY. Instituted 1844. Patron—The Hon. Arthur Kinnard.

John Campbell, Chief ; William Clark, Vice-Chief ; David Ro- bertson, Treasurer; James Scott, Secretary; William Scotland, Officer.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD-FELLOWS. MANCHESTER UNITY.

Perth District.

District Officers.—Alexander Ross, P.G.M., Thomas Forsyth,

P.D.G.M. ; William Hogg, P.C., Secretary and Relieving Officer; Thomas Wilkie, Examining Officer. Loyal City of Perth Lodge, No. 2320—David Munro, N.G. William Wilkie, Warden; Charles Reid, V.G.; William Hogg,

G.M. ; Thomas Wilkie, Managing Secretary; Thomas Peddie,

Elective Secretary ; David Barlas, Treasurer ; Thomas Wilkie, District and Lodge Officer.

SCONE AND PERTH MASON LODGE. Matthew Gloag, R.W.M.

James M. Honey, D.M. ; Wm. Fife, S.D.M. ; John M'Lauchlan,

; Robert Peters, Treasurer; James S.W. ; William Miller, J.W.

Galletly, Secretary ; James Fenton and Archibald Campbell, Key

.Kennedy, Stewards ; Robert keepers ; John Murray and John

Beid, Tyler ; Alexander Patterson, Proxy-Master.

ST. ANDREW'S MASONIC LODGE. Right Hon. Earl of Mansfield, Right Worshipful Master. Dt Halket, Past-Master; Archd. Reid, Depute-Master ; Lieu-

tenant-Colonel Archibald Campbell, Senior Warden ; David Ross, Junior Warden; Melville Jameson, Secretary; William Maury, Robert Reid, Tyler. Treasurer ; Rev. A Falconer, Chaplain ;

ROYAL ARCH MASONIC LODGE. Robert Martin, Right Worshipful Master. John Morrison, Past-Master; Alex. Fleming, Depute-Master; Alexander Robertson, Substitute-Master; James Ower, Senior Dewar, Treasurer Warden ; Robert Dow, Junior Warden ; James ;;;

PUBLIC LIBRARIES, &C. 141

Henry Imrie, Secretary ; John Peacock, Senior Deacon ; Alexander

Young, Steward ; Rev. L. M'Lean, Chaplain ; A. Patillo, Tyler ; J. M. Liddel, Edinburgh, Proxy-Master. PERTH CRICKET CLUB. George Condie, Captain; Horace Skeete, Lieutentant; David

Keay, Secretary ; David Philp, Treasurer. PERTH BOWLING CLUB.

Melville Jameson, President ; David Ross, Vice-President

William Murdoch, Treasurer ; R. Martin, Secretary.

ST. JOHN'S (PERTH) CURLING CLUB. Instituted 11th February 1841.

Admitted into the Royal Club, July 1841. Sir Thomas Moncreiffe of Moncreiffe, Bart., Patron; Robert

Martin, President ; Charles Shedden, Vice-President ; John Storer

and George Grimmont, Representative Members ; George Bruce, Treasurer; Alexander Robertson, Secretary. PERTH CURLING CLUB. Instituted 6th February 1841. Admitted into the Royal Club, July 1841.

Right Hon. Lord Panmure, Patron ; W. Ross, President ; D.

Stuart, Vice-President ; Archibald Reid, Representative Member Rev. John Anderson, Chaplain.

PUBLIC LIBRARIES. PERTH LIBRARY. Curators—Major Jelf Sharp, Thomas Dow, Dr William Henderson, Major Salmond, James Spottiswoode, William Ross, General Lindsay, Archibald Turnbull, James Ross. Robert Buist, Treasurer; G. M. Lennie, Librarian. MECHANICS' LIBRARY. Instituted 24th November 1823.—Library-room, Hammermen's

Hall, 173 High Street. Open—Monday, from 8 to 9 p.m. ; Wed-

nesday, from 8 till half-past 9 p.m. ; and on Saturday, from half past 7 till half-past 9. Entry Money Is. Subscription, Id per week. John Sprunt, Charter Lane, Librarian. PERTH PUBLIC BATHS.

President, the Lord Provost ', Vice-Presidents, James Smeaton

and Daniel Fleming ; Secretary, Robert Martin, Writer ; Trea-

surer, Thos. Richardson ; House Superintendent, John Hood Female Department, Mrs Hood. 142 james Murray's royal asylum, &c.

JAMES MURRAY'S ROYAL ASYLUM FOR LUNATICS.

William Peddie of Blackruthven, Chairman.

Life Directors—William Peddie of Blackruthven. Alexander H. M. Belshes of Invermay. John Beatson Bell of Glenfarg. Andrew Kelty, M.D., Tayhill, Perth.

Weekly Committee—William Peddie, Andrew Kelty, M.D., John Marshall, David Craigie, William Blair, General Belshes, Dr Bremner, Sir Thomas Moncreiffe.

House Visiting Committee—General Belshes, John Marshall, Dr Bremner.

William Malcom, M.D., Physician. Dr L. Lindsay, Superin- tendent and Resident Medical Officer. Mackenzie & Dickson, Writers, Perth, Secretaries and Treasurers. The Rev. William Murdoch, Chaplain. Matilda Giddings, Matron. Ann Muirhead Shearer, Housekeeper.

SAVINGS BANK OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PERTH.

1. Any sum from Is. up to £150 will be received from indivi- dual Depositors, provided that not more than £30 is^ deposited by each in one year, Societies and Charitable Institutions of any kind may deposit to the extent of £100 in the year, and £300 in

all ; while Friendly Societies may lodge their whole Funds with- out limitation,

2. The whole or any part of the sums deposited, may be with- drawn whenever required.

3. Interest at a comparatively high rate is calculated on the ac- counts once a-year, and added to the principal, by which the De- positors derive the benefit of compound interest. Every sum of 5s. and upwards gets the benefit of it.

4. The whole funds, deposited in this Bank are specially exempt from Income-Tax, and the Stamp and Residue Duties do not apply to sums under £50. The numerous other advantages of this Institution will be seen from the Rules, a full abstract of which is prefixed to every Pass- Book, and given to Depositors free of any charge. Office-Bearers—David Craigie, Cashier of the Perth Bank,

Treasurer ; Melville Jameson, Writer, Actuary and Cashier ; Peter

B. Reid, Accountant ; Robert Miller, Check Clerk. .

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UNITED KINGDOM LIFEASSURANCE COMPANY, WATERLOO PLACE, PALL MALL, LONDON.

Presidents. Earl of Courtown. Lord Viscount Falkland. Earl Leven & Melville. Lord^ Elphinstone. Earl of Norbury. Lord Belhaven & Stenton. Earl of Stair. Wm. Campbell, Esq. of Earl Somers. TULLIECHEWAN.

London Board.

Charles Graham, Esq., F.S.A., William Fairlie, Esq. Chairman D. Q. Henriques, Esq. Charles Downes, Esq., Deputy- J. G. Henriques, Esq, Chairman. F. Charles Maitland, Esq. H. Blair Avarne, Esq. William Kailton, Esq. E. L. Boyd, Esq., F.S.A., Pre- F. H. Thomson, Esq. sident. Thomas Thorby, Esq. Charles Berwick Curtis, Esq. Perth Board. The Rev. John Anderson of Kinnoull. David Ritchie, Esq., Huntingtower. Medical Officer—Francis I. White, Esq., M.D. Agent—Horace Skeete, Esq., Writer, 68 St John Street. Edinburgh Board.

Adam Black, Esq., late Lord Provost. John Thomson Gordon, Esq., Sheriff of Edinburghshire. John Hunt, Esq. of Pittencrieff, Moray Place. C. Halket Craigie Inglis, Esq. of Cramond Sir Alexander Gibson Maitland of Clifton Hall, BarL Medical Officers.

Alex. Gillespie, Esq., M.D. James D. Gillespie, Esq., M.D. Agent—P. S. Fraser, Esq., 81 George 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 Edmond, Esq., advocate. Medical Officer — F. Ogston, W. Liigertwood, Esq. of Logie- Esq., M.D. rieve. Agent—W. Reid, Esq., Insur- Alexander Low, Esq., merchant. rance broker. . —

144 ADVEET1SEMENTS

Invebness Board. William Simpson, Esq., Provost. Medical Officer—Duncan Mac- Duncan Forbes, Esq. of Leanach, kay, Esq., M.D. Culloden House. Agent—George G. M rKay, Esq. Andrew Smith, Esq., merchant. land-surveyor. Forres Board. John Kynoch, Esq., merchant. Medical Officer—James Brands Peter Riach, Esq., merchant. Allan, M.D. Robert M'Kessack, Esq., farmer, Agent—Thomas Davidson, Bri- Grange Green. tish Linen Co.'e Agent.

ANNUAL INCOME, UPWARDS OF £100,000. Arisingfrom the Issue of upwards of7000 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 commence- ment. SECOND septennial, division op profits among the ASSURED.

The Bonus added to Policies from March 1834, to the 31st December 1847, is as follows :

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

£ £ s. d. £ s. d £ s. d. 5000 13yrsl0mo 638 6 8 787 10 6470 16 8 1000 12 years „ 100 157 10 1257 10 •1000 7 years „ 157 10 1157 10 500 12 years „ 50 75 15 628 15 500 lyear„ 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. ; buf 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 be paid for 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, Writer, 68 St John Street, Agent for Perth. : —

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FORFARSHIRE AND PERTHSHIRE £ INSURANCE COMPANY. PRESIDENT. The Right Honourable LORD PANMURE. EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS. Robert Lyell, Esq. of Newbigg- William Blair, Esq., Perth. ing. James Ramsay, Esq., Perth. John Aberdein, Esq., Montrose. John M'Gruther, Esq., Perth. John M'Nicoll, Esq., Craig. John Marshall, Esq., Perth. James Ogilvy Dalglisb, Esq. of Alexander Stoddart, Esq. of Woodburne. Ballendrick. David Hood, Esq. of Balluderon William Peddie, Esq. of Black- James Powrie, Esq. of Reswallie ruthven. ORDINARY DIRECTORS. David Martin, Esq. Alexander Lawson, Esq. John B. Baxter, Esq. Andrew Benvie, Esq. George H. Newell, Esq. George Duncan, Esq., M.P. William Harris, Esq. Charles Guthrie, Esq. John Sturrock, Esq.. William Curr, Esq. John Symers Esq. John Henderson, Esq. ; Manager- -PATRICK H. THOMS.

Head Office— 16 ST ANDREW'S PLACE, COWGATE, DUNDEE.

THIS is the only NATIVE ESTABLISHMENT for FIRE INSURANCE connected with the Central District of Scot- whilst they acknowledge with land ; and the Directors, gratitude the liberal support it has hitherto enjoyed, respectfully solicit the continued patronage of their friends in the Counties of Forfar, Perth, and Fife, for a Company whose proprietary belongs almost exclusively to these Counties. Insurance on all kinds of Property is effected on the most fa-

vourable terms ; and Policies on Farming Stock, including Bestial, Agricultural Produce, Utensils, and Implements of Husbandry are issued free 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 Tn^rpTT I Mr MELVILLE JAMESON. FMiiH ' IMr DAVID SETON. Cupar-Fife, Mr W. A. Taylor. Newburgh, Messrs Anderson & Laing. Dunheld, Mr D. K. Smith.

Quarterly Terms:— Candlemas, Whitsunday, Lammas, and Martinmas. 146 ADVERTISEMENTS, CALEDONIAN INSURANCE COMPANY,

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER AND ACT OE PARLIAMENT,

LONDON—EDINBURGH—DUBLIN.

Established in 1805.

LIFE DEPARTMENT. np HE Terms offered by this Company to Assurers are highly

-*- liberal, its business is steadily increasing, and every facility is given to effect Assurances. Some of the advantages are enumera- ted below, and Prospectuses, and every information, are given gratis on application at the Head Office and Branches.

ADVANTAGES TO ASSURERS.

First, Undoubted security from a large accumulated Fund from Premiums, besides the Subscribed Capital. Second, The premiums under the Non-Participating Table enable a party aged 30 to open a Policy for £1244, 9s. 9d., payable at death, for the same Premium that the Mutual Companies insure .£1000, thus giving an immediate Bonus of £244, 9s. 9d. Third, The Participating Premiums give the Assured a right to participate in the Profits, to the extent of about 84 per cent.

Fourth, No charge is made for Policy Stamps.

Fifth, Parties Insuring with this Company can deduct the Annual Premiums on their own or their Wives' Lives, from the Assessment made upon them for the Income-Tax.

Sixth, No extra Premium is charged for residence in Australia, Van Die man's Land, Cape of Good Hope, or America, north of 38 degrees north latitude.

Seventh, Parties, on application, in terms of printed Forms to be had at the Office, may have their Policies declared indisputable- after the lapse of five years from their date.

Eighth, Liberty granted to the Assured, after five years from ADVERTISEMENTS. 147

the date of their Policies, on application, in terms of the above, to reside beyond the limits of Europe without extra charge. Ninth, No Entry Money.

FIRE DEPARTMENT. The Company Insures Houses, Manufactories, Eents, Furniture, Goods and Merchandise, Farming Stock, and Shipping in port or dock, from Loss and Damage by Fire, upon liberal terms.

No charge is made for Policies when the sum .insured amounts to £300, nor for Policies when the Insurance is transferred from other Companies. Prospectuses, and every information, given gratis at the Head Office and Branches. H. D. DICKIE, Manager. JOHN MOINET, Secretary. Edinburgh, July 1856.

Agents in Perth : Mr CONDIE, Writer. Mr DAVID PHILP, Bank of Scotland. EUROPEAN LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY COMPANY. Established January 1819. Empowered by Special Act of Parliament, 7 & 8 Vic, cap xlviii.

Office—10 CHATHAM PLACE, BLACKFPJAKS, LONDON.

ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS OFFICE. Long standing—Established 1819. Undoubted security from a large paid-up capital and accumulated premiums. Liberty to the Insurer to proceed to and reside in places beyond the limits of Europe, the consent of the Company first being ob- tained. Premiums on Policies received yearly, half-yearly, or quarterly. By the Condition of the Policies issued by this Company, it is agreed " that the documents upon the faith whereof the Policy is granted shall be conclusive evidence of the age and state of health of the party assured, unless fraud or wilful misrepresentation be discovered therein." No probability of Claims being disputed, the Company having paid to Policy-holders nearly £80,000 without dispute or litigation. WM, BAKTON FORD, Secretary. BOBEBT GREIG, Agent, Perth. . —

148 AD VERTISEMENTS

SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING.

rriHE Twenty-Fifth Annual General Meeting of this Society JL was held at Edinburgh on 6th May 1856. D. J. Thomson, Esq., Merchant, the Senior Director present, in the Chair. The number of Policies issued during the year ending 1st March last, is 638. The sums assured thereby amount to £293,950, aad the Annual Premiums thereon are £9120, 18s. 2d. In comparing these sums with the amounts for the preceding year, they shew an increase of 10 in the number of Policies, and of £9280 in the sums assured. When it is considered that through- out the year the nation has been engaged in a war, the termination of which was uncertain, and that high prices and increased taxa- tion were pressing on the classes to whom Life Assurance is most applicable, the results of the business for the past year afford ground for congratulation. Eighty-seven Members of the Society have died during the year, the sums assured on their lives being £72,070, with Bonus Addi- tions of £15,967, Is., making together £88,037, Is. The following is the position of the Society at 1st March 1856 : Sums remaining Assured, £4,553,752 Annual Revenue, 169,400 Accumulated Fund, 979,261 View of the Progress and Situation of the Society.

Amount Annual Accumulated Assured. Revenue. Fund.

At 1st March 1836,. £642,871 £21,916 £40,974 Do. 1841,. 1,569,570 55,536 153,329 Do. 1846,. 2,324,950 86,200 339,846 Do. 1851,. 3,566,101 128,438 628,472 Do. 1856,. 4,764,949 169,400 979,261

Amount Assured, exclusive of the present vested Additions, £4,553,752 Add vested Addition to Policies at 1st March 1856, equivalent to £108,936, 16s. 7d. of present value, 211,197

Amount Assured, including Vested Addition, £4,764,949 POLICIES rendered indisputable. By a Resolution of the Society, Policies may, after being of five years' endurance, be declared indisputable, on any ground what- ever, and the Assured be entitled to travel or reside beyond the limits of Europe^ without payment of Extra Premium, for such :

ADVERTISEMENTS. 149

travelling or residence. Special application must be made to the Directors for such privileges however, and satisfactory evidence adduced that, at the time of his application, the Assured has no prospect or intention of going beyond the limits of Europe. EFFECT OF ADDITIONS.

A Policy for £1000, effected during the first year of the Society, has now received Vested Additions amounting to £571, 18s. lOd. Supposing the age of the party at the date of Assurance to have been 40, these Additions may be surrendered to the Society, either for a present payment of £303, 7s. 5d., or such surrender would not only redeem the entire Premium on the Policy, but also entitle the party to a present payment of £16, 8s. 8d., and, in both cases, the Policy would receive future triennial additions.

Manager, Rob. Christie, Esq. { Secretary, ¥m. Finlay, Esq. HEAD OFFICE- RS ST ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH.

Agent in Perth JOHN CONNING, Writer. WEST OF ENGLAND LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED AT EXETER, 1807.

Office for the Metropolis—20 BRIDGE ST., BLACKFRIARS. CAPITAL, £600,000. A Bonus every Five years. TRUSTEES.

Right Hon. Earl Fortescue. Sir T. D. Acland, Bart., M.P. Right Hon. Earl Morley. Edward Divett, Esq., M.P. Right Hon. Lord Clifford. Samuel T. Kekewich, Esq. LIFE INSURANCES. f|lHIS Society has been established more than forty years, and JL offers to the Public a Bonus of 80 per cent., or four fifths of the Profits, to be divided among the assured, for £100, and up- wards, every successive period of Five Years— or Assurances may be effected at a lower rate of Premium, without a participation of Profits. FIRE INSURANCES.

Fire Insurances are effected by the Company at the usual Reduced Rates, and returning to the Insurers a moity of the profits every fifth year, on Policies for £300, and upwards. Respectable agents will be appointed in those towns where none have been established. WILLIAM CANN, Secretary.

JAMES BARLAS, Agent, Perth. n2 —

150 ADVERTISEMENTS.

1st May 1856..

A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING

OF THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY

WAS HELD AT EDINBURGH THIS DAY,

For the purpose of receiving a REPORT by the DI-

RECTORS on the Investigation of the

Company's Affairs,

As at 15th November 1855, and FIFTH DIVISION OF PROFITS.

GECUGE MOIE, Esq., Sheriff of Ross and Cromerty,

IN THE CHAIR.

\ BONUS to the Policy-holders was declared, varying from T"** £27, 18s. to 18s. per cent, on the sums assured, according

to the dates at which the Assurances were effected, as shown in the Table annexed. It will be perceived that the earlier Policies

of the Company have now been more than doubled, thus

A Policy opened in 1825 for £1000 has now been raised by additions to £2152. A Policy opened in 1826 for £1000 to £2095, A Policy opened in 1827 for £1000 to £2038.

The Directors took the same opportunity of proposing Ke-

solutions, with the view of providing, as far as possible, against ADVERTISEMENTS. 151

the forfeiture of Policies from inadvertence or neglect, which were unanimously adopted. WILL. THOS. THOMSON, Manager.

Edinburgh, 3 George Street, 1st May 1856.

DIVISION OF PROFITS, 15th NOVEMBER 1855. TABLE OF BONUS ADDITIONS TO POLICIES.

Sum in Sum BONDS ADDITIONS. Total Policy, Date of Bonus with Policy in Addi- Bonus prior to Policy 1840. 1845. 1850. 1855. tions. Addi- tions.

£ £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s, £ s. £ s. Nov. 15, 1825 1000 200 262 10 273 279 1152 2152 2095 . . 1826 1000 187 10 250 262 10 270 1095 2038 . 1827 1000 175 237 10 252 261 1038 1981 . 1828 1000 162 10 225 241 10 252 981 1924 . 1829 1000 150 212 10 231 243 924 1867 . 1830 1000 137 10 200 220 10 234 867 1810 . 1831 1000 125 187 10 210 225 810 1753 . 1832 1000 112 10 175 199 10 216 753 1696 I 1833 1000 100 162 10 189 207 696 1639 . 1834 1000 87 10 150 178 10 198 639 1582 . 1835 1000 75 137 10 168 189 582 1525 . 1836 1000 62 10 125 157 10 180 525 1480 10 . 1837 1000 50 112 10 147 171 480 10 1436 G . 1838 1000 37 10 100 136 10 162 436 1391 10 . 1839 1000 25 87 10 126 153 391 10 1347 . 1840 1000 12 10 75 115 10 144 347 1302 10 . 1841 1000 62 10 105 135 302 10 1270 10 . 1842 1000 50 94 10 126 270 10 1238 10 . 1843 1000 37 10 84 117 238 10 1206 10 . 1844 1000 25 73 10 108 206 10 1174 10 . 1845 1000 12 10 63 99 174 10 1142. 10 . 1846 1000 52 10 90 142 10 1123 . 1847 1000 42 81 123 1103 10 . 1848 1000 31 10 72 103 10 1084 . 1849 1000 21 63 84 1064 . 1850 1000 10 10 54 64 10 10 1045 . 1851 1000 45 45

. 1852 1000 36 36 1036

. 1853 1000 27 27 1027

. 1854 1000 18 18 1018

. 1855 1000 9 9 1009

Additions to Policies are vested when the Policies have been in existence for Five Years from the date of the risk commencing;.

Agent for Perth : GEORGE GRAY, Esq., Writer. :

152 ADVERTISEMENTS. THE SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION.

(Incorporated by Act of Parliament.) HEAD OFFICE—14 ST. ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH.

TRUSTEES.

Sir WILLIAM JOHNSTON of Kirkhill. CHARLES COWAN, Esq., M.P. JOHN MASTERMAN, Jun., Esq., London. WM. CAMPBELL, Esq. of Tillichewan. J AS. PEDDIE, Esq., Writer to the Signet.

The only Office which combines Participation in the WHOLE PROFITS WITH MODERATE PREMIUMS.

rpHE Provisions combine immediate economy with the utmost X eventual advantages—the whole profits being secured to the Assured themselves, on a system which, while clearly in accordance with equity, is peculiarly favourable for those who have the prospect of long life. For a rate of Premium about the same as is charged for a fixed sum (not entitled to any addition from the profits) by any of the Proprietary Companies, an equally large minimum sum can be secured from the first—and which may be greatly increased from the Profits of the business. The Premium at the age of 30 for assurance of L.1000, is L.20, 15s. In any of the other Mutual Offices (which give the whole Profits) it is L.25, 10s. lOd. This latter Premium, if paid to the Scottish Provident, would secure from the first

A Policy o/L.1230, instead o/L.1000 only.

This advantageous.ntageous comparison holds to nearly the samesa extent with the participatingarticipating scale of the Proprietary CompanhCompanies.

Examples of Annual Premiums to Assure L.100 at Death.

[ | | 45 | 50 "Age 2 5 | 30 35 40 £1" 14 £3 1 9 [ 4 18~0 10 £2 9 1 5 7 £2 6 1 £2 1 6 1 J

Forms of Proposal, Annual Reports, and every information, mayy be had on application.m JAMES WATSON, Manager.

Agent at Perth — JOHN KIPPEN, Writer. ADVERTISEMENTS. 15c THE PEOPLE'S PROVIDENT ASSURANCE SOCIETY, (with which are united THE INDUSTRIAL AND GENERAL AND THE UNITED GUARANTEE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANIES),

, FOR THE ASSURANCE OF LIVES, AND THE GUARANTEE OF FIDELITY IN SITUATIONS OF TRUST.

CHIEF OFFICE—2 WATERLOO PLACE, PALL MALL, LONDON. City Office—36 Old Jewry, Cheapside. With Agencies in all the Principal Towns throughout the King- dom and the Colonies. CAPITAL, HALF A MILLION STERLING.

The existing Revenue exceeds Fifty Thousand Pounds per Annum.

Agent at Perth—MELVILLE JAMESON, Esq., Writer. THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. GOVERNOR. The Right Honourable the EARL of ELGIN and KINCARDINE.

HEAD OFFICE—5 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. |EORGE_PATTON, Esq., Advocate, Chairman. Charles Pearson, Esq., C.A. Win. James Duncan, Esq., Ma- James Robertson, Esq., W.S. nager of the National Bank George Ross, Jun., Esq,, Advo of Scotland cate Alex, James Russell, Esq., C.S. Andrew Wood, Esq., M.D, William Stuart Walker, Esq. of John Robert Tod, Esq., W.S. Bowland H. Maxwell Inglis, Esq., W.S. J. Duncan, Esq., mercht., Leith Henry Davidson) Esq., merchant. Bankers. THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. Actuary. Auditor, WILLIAM THOS. THOMSON. CHARLES PEARSON. Secretary. D. CLUNIE GREGOR.

Agent at Perth—MELVILLE JAMESON, Esq., Writer. —

154 ADVERTISEMENTS.

ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH L LIFE ASSURANCE AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

Established 1839 Subscribed Capital, One Million. Pmnces Street, HEAD OFFICES, J 120 Edinburgh. ' ( 12 Waterloo Place, London. TRUSTEES. The Hon. Lord Wood, one of the Judges of the Court of Session. The Hon. Lord Benholme, one of the Judges of the Court of Session. Anthony Murray, Esq. of Dollerie. PERTH LOCAL BOARD. William Smythe, Esq. of Methven, Chairman. John Marshall, Esq. of Rosemount. "William Peddie, Esq. of Blackruthven. David Craigie, Esq., Perth Bank. William Maury, Esq., Writer.

Physician—I. Wallace, Esq., MD., Charlotte Street. Robert Buist, Esq., 6 Charlotte Street, Secretary to the Local Board. THE BUSINESS OF THIS OFFICE EMBRACES—

I. Every Description op Risk Contingent on Life, whether Civil, Naval, or Military, at Home or Abroad. II. A Comprehensive System op Loan, in connection with Life Assurance, on Redeemable Annuity, or on Per- sonal or other Security. III. Immediate, Deferred, and Contingent Annuities and Endowments.

Specimens of Bonus Additions to the Policies of the Association.

Policy Amount Vested Bonus Sum now Opened. Assured. Additions. Assured.

In £5,000 £1,225 £6,225 January, 2,000 490 2,490 245 1840. 1,000 1,245 500 122-10 G22-10

No Entry Money or Stamp Duty Charged. Prospectuses, with Tables of Rates, &c, may be obtained at the .

ADVERTISEMENTS. 155

Head Offices, or from the Agents in all the principal Towns of Scotland.

HOPE, OLIPHANT, & MACKAY, Secretaries WILLIAM SMITH, Manager. AGENTS. Poijert Buist, Charlotte Perth .... $ 6 Street. ' (Alex. Robertson, Writer, South Street. Aberfeldy, Robert Peter, hanker. Blairgowrie,...! ames Anderson, writer and hanker. Crieff, John Ironside, writer. f William Kerr, writer, 1 Bank Dundee "" Street. ( Edmund Baxter, writer, Reform Street. Forfar William Roberts, writer and town-clerk. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, 50 REGENT STREET & 2 ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS.

Established 1806. TRUSTEES. he n Lorcl Northwick ' - Major-Gen. I Chas. Richard £ J& S° ; , Fox. bir Khd. Duckworth King, Bart. | Frederick Squire, Esq. John Augustus Beaumont, Esq. DIRECTORS. Sir Richard D. King, Bart. Thomas Barnard, Esq. Sir George R. Osborn, Bart. Hen. Blencowe Churcbill, 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. Secretary JOHN A. BEAUMONT, Esq. | CHARLES STEVENS, Esq.

is now fifty IT years since the County Fire Office was instituted, and it has been eminently successful. In addition to the payment of all claims which have arisen, the Directors have been further enabled to return to the parties insured, bonuses to the amount of nearly £200,000. The Office continues to be con- ducted 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.

13 ^^ 00 Ju^ 71 Q" een Stre et, Glasgow; Websterw^t^V^PPenny, ^ & W.S., Queen Street, Edinburgh; A. Grant 22 London Street, Edinburgh ; Walter Simpson, Shore, Leith John Wharton, \ Greenock; John M'Murtrie, Ayr; George Boyd Dundee ; John Shearer, Stirling. . DAVID KEAY, Writer, 37 George Street, Agent for Perth. —

156 ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY.

ESTABLISHED— 1825.

INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.

CAPITAL—ONE MILLION.

HEAD OFFICE, , ABEKDEEN.

Office in Glasgow, Ill St Vincent Street. Princes Street. Office in Edinburgh, 1 65 City. i London, 20 Cannon Street,

BOARD IN PERTH.

David Greig, Esq., Chairman.

William Duncan, Esq, 1 William Imrie, Esq.

Peter Imrie, Esq. j John Lowe, Esq.

LIFE DEPARTMENT. THE system of this Company presents a combination of the most important advantages, of which the following may be enumecated :

1. Absolute security is afforded by the funds accumulated from Premiums, with the Guarantee of a large Capital.

8. The Premiums are Moderate.

3. Investigations are made quinquennially, and immediate Bonuses are allowed on Participating Policies that become claims between two periods of Division. The interests of the holders of such Policies are, in this manner, equalised as perfectly as by any system.

4. Policies in which the age of the Assured is admitted are now issued, without liability to be disputed on any ground what- ever, after the lapse of five years from their date, provided ,

ADVERTISEMENTS. 157

only that the Ordinary Premiums be regularly paid, with any extra that may be incurred.

3, No extra charge is now made for residence in any part of the world north of 38 degrees of North latitude, or south of 30 degrees of South latitude,—California and the Gold Regions of Australia alone excepted.

6. For Surrender of Policies for the term of life, effected at uni- form rates, and which have been three years in force, a return of Forty per Cent, of the Premiums received will at any time be allowed, besides the value of vested Bonuses. THE NEXT INVESTIGATION TAKES PLACE IN JANUAEY 1857, WHEN POLICIES EFFECTED BEFORE THEN, WILL BE ENTITLED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE DIVISION OF PROFITS.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Common, Hazardous, and Doubly Hazardous Risks are under- taken at the usual Rates of Is 6d, 2s 6d, and 4s 6d per cent, re- spectively. Special Insurances at Increased Rates.

CHAS. F. GRIFFITH, Manager. JOHN WATSON, Secretary.

Agent at Perili, — LAURENCE RINTOUL, Merchant. DUNDEE SEA INSURANCE COMPANY.

C. G. S I D E Y

AGENT AT PERTH. o —

158 ADVERTISEMENTS, ATL.AS FIRE AND LIFE

92 CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. ESTABLISHED 1808.

And Empowered by Act of Parliament of the 54th Geo. III. c. 79. DIEECTOES. JOHN OLIVEE HANSON, Esq., Chairman. WILLIAM GEOEGE PEESCOTT, Esq., Deputy-Chairman. Sir William Baynes, Bart. Moses Mocatta, Esq. Arthur Edward Campbell, Esq. Capt. A. L. Montgomery, E.N. Thomas Chapman, Esq., F.E.S. James William Ogle, Esq. Joseph Grote, Esq. Joseph Pulley, Esq. Samuel Eustace Magan, Esq. Arthur Augustus Easch, Esq. Auditors Benjamin B. Greene, Esq., and John G. Maclean, Esq. Secretary—Henry Desborough, Esq. Actuary—Charles Ansell, Esq., F.E.S. Solicitor—Thomas Browning, Esq. Surveyor—Thomas Hopper, Esq.

LIFE DEPAETMENT—In this Branch—the essential quali- fications of Assurance Security, and a Participation in the Profits by means of the Bonus system—are combined. Poli- cies may be effected for the whole term of life by yearly or hale- yearly payments, or by payment for a limited number of years ONLY. The following Table shows the additions that would be made to Policies for L.1000 effected at the Office in London, or through an Agent in Great Britain, and which have been in force for the full period of Five Years ending at Christmas 1854, and also the amounts that would be deducted from the future payments of An- nual Premium thereon, either for the remainder of Life, or for the term of the next five years only :- Amount that would be 4A Amount that deducted from the future would be ad- payments of Annual ded to the Premiums. Date of Policy. Annual Sum assured, &0 For the Premium. payable at For the term of the the party's remainder next 5 years o death. of Life. only.

£ s. d. £ £ s. d. £ s. d. Dec. 25, 1849. 24 10 25 69 19 6 9 3 do. 26 14 2 30 71 1 13 3 7 6 do. 29 18 4 35 73 1 18 9 7 13 7 do. 33 19 2 40 78 2 7 9 8 15 4 do. 38 19 2 45 82 2 19 3 9 19 5 do. 45 6 8 50 93 3 18 6 12 8 do. 53 3 4 55 102 5 3 4 14 4 11 do. 63 13 4 60 114 7 1 10 17 4 6 ADVERTISEMENTS. 159

Equivalent additions or reductions would be made for Policies that had been in force for a less term than five years.

The Atlas Office has been established forty-seven years, and has made steady and nearly uniform progress during that time.

The Charges for carrying on this Branch of the Company's business are very moderate. The Annual Income of the Life Department now exceeds L.183,000.

During the existence of the Office it has paid to Life Policy Holders, for claims on Policies, L2, 871, 544, of which a very con- siderable proportion has been for additions by way of Bonus on the sums originally Assured.

Equivalent Eeductions have been made in the future payments of Premium, where the parties assured have desired to have the amount of Bonus so applied.

The next valuation will be made at Christmas 1859, and Policies which may be effected before that date, will, if the parties be then alive, participate in the surplus in proportion to the time the Assurances may then have been in force. The amount of such surplus Premiums, when so ascertained, may be applied, at the option of the person assured, in either of the four following ways—viz.,

1st, In adding to the sum assured by the Policy. 2nd, In reducing the future annual Premium during the whole life. 3rd, In reducing the annual Premium for the term ofjive years only, that is, from one quinquennial period of division to the next.

4tb, By payment of a sum in present money.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The Company undertakes the Assurance of Property in the Manufacturing, Agricultural, and Other Districts, on favourable terms. Bisks of extraordinary hazard on special agreement, upon survey.

An allowance for the loss of Rent of Buildings rendered unten- antable by Fire, is one of the advantages offered by the Company.

The Assured are entitled to participate in the Profits of this Branch every fifth year. HENRY DESBQROUGH, Secretary.

Agent for Perth :

JOHN GRAY, of Perth Bank. —

160 ADVERTISEMENTS.

UNITED KINGDOM TEIFE1 AND GENERAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, 17 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH; 160 HOPE STREET, GLASGOW;

1 ADELAIDE FLA CE, LONDON BRIDGE, LONDON ; FOR MUTUAL ASSURANCE ON LIVES, ANNUITIES, &c. Established, 1840.

DIVISION OF PROFITS.

Extracts from REPORT by Peter Hardy, Esq., Actuary, rela- tive to the Assets and Liabilities of the Institution, os at 31st December 1855.

"I can 'give the Directors and Members assurance, that the am- ount of Profits about to be divided has been fairly realized in the past transactions of the Society, and in no way includes future or anticipated Profits. I therefore venture to predict, that if the Society, during the next succeeding five years, makes the same extraordinary progress which it has done during the last five, and is conducted with the same steady prudence and sagacity, that the Bonus which will be declared on the occasion of the next Division will, if possible, give even greater satisfaction than the present one should do."

Table showing the Sums Added to Policies as at 31st De- cember 1855 :

Age when Sum Annual Amount of BONUS. Per Cent, on Assured. Assured. Premium. Prems. Paid. Prems. Paid.

• 20 L.IOOO L.18 5 10 L.274 L.166 10 60-66 30 1000 22 19 2 344 18210 53-05 40 1000 30 15 461 212 6 46-04 50 1000 43 10 652 264 8 40-59

Age when Sum Annual Amount of BONUS. Per Cent, on Assured. Assured. Premium. Prems. Paid. Prems. Paid.

20 L.10O0 L.18 5 10 L.164 L. 71 8 43-5 30 1000 22 19 2 206 79 2 384 40 1000 30 15 276 92 33-3 50 1000 43 10 391 114 29-1 ADVERTISEMENTS. 161

THE system adopted by this Institution gives to the Assured every advantage Life Assurance is capable of affording ; and the success with which it has been attended, arising from its extended connection, and the safe and liberal principles on which it is founded, is sufficiently proved by the fact that it has issued upwards of 12,000 Policies, assuring Sums for upwards of TWO MILLIONS Sterling. It has an annual income of nearly

£55,000 ; and its accumulated Capital, the property of its Mem- bers, is upwards of £150,000.

ADVANTAGES OF THIS OFFICE.

1. Entire Profits belong to the Assured. 2. No lawsuits—disputes, if any, settled by arbitration. 3. Any sum may be assured, from £25 to £5000, payable to the Member himself on attaining any fixed age, or at once to his Representatives, in case of earlier death. 4. Arrears may be paid up at any time, within twelvemonths, upon production of certificate of health. 5. Policies indisputable, except for palpable fraud. 6. This Society is formed on the Mutual Principle, and possess- ing advantages resulting from being enrolled under the provisions of the Acts of Parliament relating to Friendly Societies, whereby the sums assured to the Widow, Widower, or children of deceased Members, are payable to them free from Legacy or Probate Duty —a privilege which the Directors, by considerable effort, were the means of securing. 7. By a clause in the new Act relating to Friendly Societies, the Board is empowered to advance Loans to Members on the security of their Policies, of Five Years' standing and upwards. The mode of procedure in such cases is easy and simple, entailing no trouble or legal expense, and many Members have already availed themselves of the privilege. 8. A lower rate of mortality than in any other office in Great Britain. 9. Liberty to travel or reside in any part of Europe, in Canada, and in the northern part of the United States, without extra charges. N. B.—The Temperance and Public sections are kept in separate classes, and will each receive their own profits. Prospectuses, also copies of the Fifteenth Annual Eeport, may be had at the Branch Offices, and at the Chief Offices, in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Manchester, Liverpool, London. Dublin, and Belfast.

Perth :

Mr DAVID IRONS, 29 St John Street, Agent. J. P. BRAMWELL, Esq., M.D., Medical Referee. o2 :

162 ADVERTISEMENTS. SAVINGS BANK AND GOVERNMENT ANNUITY OFFICE,

OP THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PERTH,

Established under the 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, from 10 forenoon to 3 afternoon. „ TUESDAYS, the same. „ WEDNESDAYS, from 9 forenoon to 3 afternoon.

„ THURSDAYS, .... the same. „ FRIDAYS, from 10 forenoon to 3 afternoon.

„ SATURDAYS, ..... „ 10 forenoon to 12 noon ; also from 6

- to 8 o'clock evenina .

THIS Bank receives Deposits of One Shilling and upwards, but not more than L.30 in one year, ending the 20th November, or L.150 in all, which may accumulate at Compound Interest till it reaches L.200.

Certified Friendly Societies may lodge their whole funds. The deposits of other Societies and Charitable Institutions are limited to L.100 deposits in one year, and L.300 in all.

Interest at a comparatively high rate, and uniformly above or- dinary 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 L.4 to L.30 a-year may be con- tracted for through this Bank. Tables of Prices, and other parti- culars, may be had on application at the Office of the Bank.

The numerous advantages of the Institution will be seen from the Pass-Books, which are given to Depositors free of any charge.

The Funds of the Bank are securely invested, and the whole ac- ADVERTISEMENTS. 163

counts are periodically audited by a professional auditor uncon- nected with the Bank.

Amount of Funds invested at 20th November 1855, being the last balance, was £155,363 12 b\

The total number of Individual Depositors, at the same date, was 9678, embracing Members of every section of the labouring and in- dustrious classes.

Both the Capital and number of Depositors have considerably increased since the last Balance.

Tbe utility and success of the City and County of Perth Savings Bank are sufficiently apparent from the amount of business which has been done since its establishment in 1839. The number of accounts with which it opened did not amount to 900, now they are upwards of as many thousands. The Capital in 1839, was only L.3000, now it is upwards of L.155,000.

The Bt. Hon. the EAEL of MANSFIELD, Chairman, WM. IMPJE, Esq., Lord Provost, Deputy- Chairman,

Of the Committee of Management.

MELVILLE JAMESON, Actuary and Cashier.

Perth, 1st July 1856.

TIMES FIRE, LIFE, GUARANTEE,

AND PLATE-GLASS ssuhactcs Company.

OFFICE—-29 ST JOHN STREET

D. & J. IRONS. 1 64 ADVERTISEMENTS. CIRCULAR.

WE, the undersigned Trustees of the late John MacGregor, Tobacco and Snuff Manufacturer in Edinburgh and Perth, beg to intimate, that we have

disposed of the Business carried on by him in Perth, to Mr STEWART MENZIES, who has been for several years in the employment of the deceased, and had lat- terly acted as his Manager of the said Business in Perth. Mr Menzies has also Purchased the Outstanding Debts,

and is authorized to Uplift and Discharge the same. We have much pleasure in recommending him to the Customers and general Public.

JAMES CONACHEE, Dunkeld.

JNO. HOME HAY, Edinburgh.

WILLIAM TULLOCH, do.

16th June 1856.

N reference to the above, I beg respectfully to inti- mate, that I will continue to carry on the Business

as before in the same Premises where the late Mr John MacGregor, and his Predecessor, Mr James Johnston, so successfully carried it on for nearly half-a-century, and trust, by strict attention, and keeping none but the best articles, to merit a continuance of the patronage so long enjoyed by my Predecessors. STEWART MENZIES.

136 High Street, Perth. —

165 ADVERTISEMENTS. TEA AND COFFEE

29 St. John Street,

SIGN OF THE GILDED LAMP.

D. & J. IRONS HAVE cleared out several Lots of the Finest TEAS imported for many years ; which, being selected by D. IRONS, as- sisted by some of the best Tasters in London, will be found on trial unrivalled either in Quality or Price. Whatever others may say, " we still advise all who study economy to buy only the best Tea, as the cheapest in the end." To Families and large Consumers we especially recommend our 10, 15, and 201b. original Boxes at the following Prices :

Good STRONG TEA, 3s. 4d. per lb. ; lOd. per \ lb. Fine PEKOE Flavoured do., ...3s. 8d. „ lid. Finest BLACKISH LEAF do., 4s. Od. „ Is. Celebrated MIXTURE, 4s. 4d. „ 13d. „

After April next, a Reduction of 6d. per lb. will take place on the above prices. COFFEE.

We roast our Coffees on the most approved principle, and grind by water-power to a fine powder, rendering them more economical than those ground in the ordinary way. PURE COFFEE, GROUND OR WHOLE. Fine CEYLON, Is. Od. per lb.

Fine JAMAICA -, Is. 4d. „ Finest JAMAICA and MOCHA, Is. 8d. „ Finest Imported, 2s. Od. „

D. & J. IRONS, 29 ST. JOHN STREET, PERTH. 166 ADVERTISEMENTS.

LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPERY GRAY BROTHERS, 34 GEORGE STREET, PERTH,

1) EG to say, that as all their purchases are made on the very ) best terms, they are always able to afford to their Customers the advantages arising from Depressions in Trade, which so often occur. Their constant aim is to i give the best Goods at the Lowest Pos- sible Prices, so that they feel quite confident that by no house in the Trade can they be undersold. By unremitting attention to all who may favour them with their custom, and by a continual supply of every new article, as it ap- pears in the Home and Foreign Markets, they trust to a continu- ance of that liberal patronage which has been already bestowed on them. Silks. French Striped Moiree Antique, every Colour; Eich Checked, Brocaded, and Cross-bar, Splendid Choice ; an Immese Variety of Glace, Stripes and Checks, at Is. 9Jd per Yard; Black Satins, Satinettes, Gross, Ducaps, Glaces, Royal Radzemere, Brocades, Cross-Bars, every Quality ; Irish Poplins, in Plain, Waters, Checks, and Fancy ; Black and Coloured Silk Velvets, in every Quality. Shawls. French and British Filled Shawls and Plaids— comprising the Newest and most Elegant Designs ; a large choice of Clan and Fancy Tartan Shawls and Plaids, in the Finest Qualities Manu- factured. Dresses. A Magnificent Stock of New Fancy Dress Fabrics, French Merinoes, Coburgs, Alpacas, Wincies, All-Wool and Gala Tartans, German Tartans, &c. Mantles. Paris and London-made Mantles, in Cloth, Mohair, and Patent Plush, of the most Approved Shapes, and Trimmed in Fashionable Style. Furs. London-made Furs, in Martin and French Sable, Ermine, Mini- ver, Squirrel, Mink, Musquash, Kolinsky, &c.

I FAIVHLY MOURNING. ADVERTISEMENTS. 167 GRAY BROTHERS* Ian and Fancy Tartan WAREHOUSE, 34 GEORGE STREET, PERTH.

Ribbons.

Rich French and British Bonnet ; Sash and Cap ; Oriental, every

Width, Colour, and Quality ; Velvet, Plain and Cut, in Black and

Colours ; Neck Ties, Silk and Satin Scarfs.

Laces.

Sleeves, Honiton and Maltese Chemisettes, Habits, and Collars ;

Scarfs, and Shawls ; Black and White Polka Jackets Berthes, ; Sewed Goods, in Sleeves, Chemisettes, Collars, Habits, and Trim and Lawn Pockets. ming ; Cambric

Hosiery.

Lambs'-Wool Underclothing, in every size and quality ; Lambs'?

Wool Hose and Socks, in Grey, Shetland, Blue, and White : French and British Kid Gloves, Wool Gloves, Braces, Purses. Trimmings. A Large Choice of New Dress Trimmings. Bonnets.

An Immense Variety of Fancy, Straw, and Plush Bonnets, of the Newest Styles. Flannels, &c.

Flannels, Blankets, Linens, Ticks, Sheeting, Stripes, &c. Gentlemen's Department

Is well assorted in every Material Suitable for Gentlemen's Wear. FRENCH AND ENGLISH FLOWERS IN ENDLESS VARIETY.

The Trade Supplied at Wholesale Prices.

GRAY BROTHERS beg to state that, as it has been their aim to establish a Family Business, they adhere to the system of keep- ing no class of Goods but such as they can with confidence recom-

mend ; and, as all Goods are Sold on Cash Terms, they have one uniform price to every Customer, consequently each article is mark- ed in plain figures at the lowest possible rate. 168 ADVERTISEMENTS. JOHN BLACK,

^mfcrella antr parasol JMafeer,

^BSED © m £5 51 IE & Ea WAIE31III®Wg51IES^

r A o. 165 HIGH STREET,

(Opposite the Meal Vermel), PERTH. AVID MALLOCH, (Successor to John M'Glashan), WRIGHT'S TOOL MANUFACTURER, 25 ST. JOHN STREET, (Above Working Men's Coppee-Eoom),

Joiners' and Cabinetmakers' Tools op every Description. Saws, Chisels, Braces, Bits, and Augers, of all sizes. COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

>^ CHINA TEA HOUSE, Q 74 HIGH STREET, PERTH.

WHOLESALE AND KETAIL n TEA AND COFFEE MERCHANT. C All sorts of Fancy Teas kept in Stock.

sTerUa 3^y — ADVERTISEMENTS, 169

PERTH BASKET MANUFACTORY, AND

7 ST JOHN STREET, PERTH,

EG to call attention to their present large Stock of Goods. All their Home Work made upon the premises, which enables them to guarantee a first-rate article. Their Supply of

HAIR, CLOTH, TOOTH, AND NAIL BRUSHES,

Is of the finest quality, and such as they can recommend with confidence.

CARPET BAGS, CARPET TWIGS,

Sh-essmg Combs, 23acfc Combs, Uttre Combs, Jborp Ho. IN GREAT VARIETY. LADIES' BAGS IN LEATHER AND MOROCCO. PORTMONIES, SPECTACLES, BROOCHES, BRACELETS, &C.

Always on hand, a beautiful assortment of SOAP TABLETS, manufactured expressly for the Toilet, and suitable for Families and Hotels, in Boxes from Is. to 5s. A lot of GARDEN, FLOWER, and WORK BASKETS, of the finest quality, adapted for the Drawing-Room, as well as the Garden.

A beautiful assortment of

LADIES' TORTOISE SHELL CARD CASES. €HAIRS RE-BOTTOMED WITH CAME; AND n^smiM ssm&T&rs mmw&zm.'mm*

ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

7 ST. JOHN STREET, p 1*0 ADVERTISEMENTS. NORTH BRITISH fire: a INSURANCE COMPANY. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER AND ACT OF PARLIAMENT. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION.

HEAD OFFICE—64 PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH. GLASGOW—102 ST VINCENT STREET. LONDON—4 NEW BANK BUILDINGS. LIVERPOOL— 1 INDIA BUILDINGS. NEWCASTLE—14 SANDHILL. Present Annual Revenue, from Life Premiums Alone, £113,000.

President. His Grace the Ddke of Roxburgh, K.T. Vice-Presidents. The Most Noble the Marquis of Abercorn, K.G. The Right Hon. the Earl of Camperdown, K.T. The Right Hon. the Earl of Stair. Extraordinary Directors. Sir Adam Hay of Hayston, Bart. Colonel Tait, C.B., A.D.C. to the J. Gibson, Jun., Esq., 38 Morray Queen. Place. James Campbell Brodie, Esq. of A. Campbell, Esq. of Monzie. Coulmoney and Lethen. Sir James Ferguson of Kilkerran, Robert Balfour Wardlaw Ramsay, Bart., M.P. Esq. ofWhitehill. C. Campbell, Esq. of Colgrain Sir D. Dundas of Dunira, Bart. Sir Archibald Islay Campbell of James Farquharson, Esq. of In- Succoth, Bart., M.P. vercauld. Ordinary Directors W.Bonar, Esq., Easter Warriston D. B. Wauchope, Esq., Merchant. J. F. W. Drummond, Esq., W.S John Anderson, Esq., W.S. A. Coventry, Esq., Advocate. John Brown Innes, Esq., W.S. James Campbell Tait, Esq., W.S. H. Duncan Fergusson, Esq., W.S. Rear-Admiral, Henry Dundas of John Maitland, Esq., Accountant Craigroyston. General to the Court of Session. Laurence Davidson, Esq., W.S R. B. Machonachie, Esq., W.S. Manager James Borthwick, Esq. Secretary, John Ogilvie, Esq. Actuary, David Chisholm, F.S.S. Medical Officer, John G. M. Burt, M.D., 88 George Street. Solicitors, Messrs Davidson & Syme, W.S. Bankers, Bank of Scotland. ADVERTISEMENTS. 171

LIFE ASSURANCE. ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS COMPANY. 1. A protecting Capital of £1,000,000, fully subscribed. 2. Nine-tenths (or 90 per cent.) of the Profits divided every seven years, thereby affording the benefits of a Mutual Assurance Office, with the advantage of a guarantee against all responsibility. 3. Bonuses may be added to the sum Assured, or surrendered for a cash payment, or applied to the reduction of the future Premiums. 4. At each Septennial Division of Profits an Annual Prospective Bonus is declared in favour of such Policies as may become claims within the next seven years. By this arrangement the advantage of an Annual Division is obtained, without its disadvantages. 5. The sum insured may be made payable at any given age, or at death, if it occur previously. 6. An Ascending scale of premiums, whereby Policies may be effected at the lowest possible expense. 7. On Insurances for the Whole Period of Life, half the Premium may remain on Credit for the first Five Years, or one- third during the convenience of the party assured. 8. No extra charge for residence in British North America, the Cape, Australia, New Zealand, and parts of the United States. 9. Policies are made Indisputable, and, under certain stipulations, are exempted from extra charge for Foreign Residence, after the lapse of five years from their date. 10. Advances made on Policies, to the extent of the security they afford, when the value amounts to £50 and upwards. No Entry-money or other charge. Policy Stamp paid by the Office. SURRENDER OF POLICIES. When a party is desirous to discontinue an Assurance upon which three Annual Premiums have been paid, a liberal allowance will be made for the surrender of the Policy, either by a payment in cash, or by granting a new Policy for a corresponding sum, free of Premium. Example. A party effecting an Insurance on his life at the age of 30, and surrendering the Policy at the end of Ten Years, may either receive the sum of £70, 9s. 6d. in cash, or a New Policy on his life, free of Premium, for £185, 7s. 3d. FIRE INSURANCE. The Company INSURES against FIRE Silk, Cotton, Woollen, and Flax Mills, Buildings of all descriptions, Furniture, Stock in Trade, Merchandise, Agricultural Stock, Implements of Husbandry, and effects of every kind, at the lowest rates of Premium corres- ponding to the risk. Farming Stock is Insured without the Average Clause, and loss and damage by Lightning made good. JAMES BORTHWICK, Manager. JOHN OGILVIE, Secretary. 64 Princes Street, Edinburgh, 24th July 1856.

^ JOLLY, Banker. agentsAnemia atnt runVTPTfVTTin, S^- j JAMES SPOTTISWOODE, Writer. 172 ADVERTISEMENTS. STATUES AND BUSTS.

STONE BATHS,

MONUMENTS, Lobby Tables .

MARBLE MORTARS,

Chimney Pieces, Curling Stones.

AND

County iJJlact anfc ^eborcto.

ESTABLISHED 24 YEARS.

ESPECTFULLY invite attention to their Stock of STONE MONUMENTS and MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES.

Always on View, a great variety of Designs,

CHAEGES MODERATE.

Country Orders Promptly attended io* ADVERTISEMENTS. 173 GEORGE DARLING, 35 GEORGE STREET,

(5 Doors South op the Royal George Hotel, same side), PERTH,

fatter, Cap*;Jftafeer, anfc jftflanufacturer of WL%\tv* proof ^rttcle* of eberg $&t$cvi$tion.

VERY gratefully thanks the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public generally, for the liberal patronage bestowed on him during the past Twelve years, and assures them that the same principle of conducting his business, which he believes has gained him their favors and confidence—namely, keeping at all times a first-rate article, charging a fair moderate profit, and giving strict personal attention to the wishes of the Customers, with care, promptness, and punctuality in the execution of their orders—will be steadily adhered to. A few leading articles of Stock are—

Including Velvet Nap, Silk, Beaver, White Hats, Fishing and Shooting Hats, Boys' and Livery Hats. Ladies' Riding Hats, Plain and Trimmed.

Sole Agent for Lincoln 8s Bennet's celebrated Velvet Nap Hatb.

«3 A « © 3 For Gentlemen—Fishing, Shooting, and Travelling Caps. For Boys—Military, Fancy, Hair Cloth, and Velvet Caps. DEEK STALKING AND HUNTING CAPS.

Cloth, Velvet, and Woollen Glengary, Balmoral, Prince Charlie, Athole, and other Scotch Bonnets, correct shapes.

Railway Guards' and Porters', Police, and other Uniform Caps, made in a superior manner.

Ladies', Misses, and Children's Felt Bonnets, Mound Hats, &c.

Waterproof for Coats and Capes, Ladies and Gentlemen ; Bonnet Hoods Leggins, Fishing Stockings, Air Pillows, and Cushions. The ZEPHYR SILK TOP COAT, in Small Case for the Pocket. REVERSIBLE WATERPROOF COATS & CAPES. Waterproof Cloths in the Web, and any Description of Waterproof Articles made to order. WATERPROOF GOODS OF ANY KIND REPAIRED.

Waterproof Gig Aprons, various sizes and Qualities. p2 ;

174 ADVERTISEMENTS. arble Work,' Perth. TAYLOR & PETERS,

KINNOULZ. STREET,

MARBLE AND STONE CHIMNEY-PIECES; MONUMENTS, MONUMENT PLATES

LETTERING & CARVING NEATLY EXECUTED.

T. & P. still continue to Make and Polish CURLING STONES,

And have always on hand a Good Assortment of CRAWFORD JOHN BLACKFORD, and other CURLING STONES.

From their long experience in the above Departments, with strict attention to business, combined with moderate charges, they still hope a continuance of that patronage which has been so kindly given them since commencing business,

N.B.—Jobbing and Country Orders carefully attended to. JOHN MACKAY,

KINNOULL STREET,

"DEGS most respectfully to return thanks to his Friends and the "^ Public for the very liberal share of patronage he has received

strict since he commenced business ; and trusts, by attention and moderate charges, to merit a continuance of public favour.

N.B.—Country Orders carefully attended to. ADVERTISEMENTS. 175 ALEX. LINDSAY,

GOAL, LIME, WHITMG, L SACK

TOP OF PRINCES ST., & No. 29 CANAL ST., PERTH,

BEGS to intimate, that his STOCK OF GOODS is Superior in Quality, and very Moderate in Price, and trusts, by choice selection and personal attention, to merit a large share of public patronage.

A. L. freely recommends his Large Stock of Grain Sacks to the notice of Farmers, Merchants, and Traders generally. A Large Quantity of Coal, Potato, Rye Grass, and every other description of Bags always on hand, and Sacks of all kinds made or printed to order.

Perth, June 3, 1856.

THOMAS GREIG,

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 Makers, and which have given great satisfaction.

The Summer Boots are from 2s 8d per pair to the finest quality, and Ladies' Patent Slippers from 2 s per pair to the best that are made. Infants' Cloth Boots 9d per pair, and Leather Slippers at 6^d 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 Fustianed and Embroidered, with all patterns of Ginghams, Ready-made and made to order. The Plain and Tweelled Striped Shirts Mrs G. makes have not been surpassed by any other Shop in town.

i 176 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Co aSBriten*, iHtrdjants, & Sfycvs.

QOLICITS the attention of Writers, Merchants, &c. to the very

^ Superior Quality of his OFFICE INK, which will be found

to flow Smoothly from any kind of Pen, and become a Beautiful

and Permanent Black, does not corrode Steel Pens, and is very Free from Sediment.

To be had in Bottles at Id., 6d., Is., and 2s.

Shore House Ink Works, Perth, July 1856.

PLATE, CROWN, AND SHEET THOMAS BOYD,

157 HIGH STREET, (Opposite Meal Vennel.)

CROWN and SHEET GLASS, in Crates, Sold Wholesale, and at the lowest possible Price. PATENT and BRITISH PLATE GLASS, Polished and Rough. HARTLEY'S PATENT ROUGH PLATE, for Horticultural and other purposes. ENAMELLED, STAINED, and GROUND GLASS.

TILES and SLATES ; PROPAGATING GLASSES GLASS ; BEE GLASS, &c. Old and New GLAZING executed to any extent, and at the lowest possible Price. LEAD and ZINC WINDOWS furnished to any extent. HOTHOUSES GLAZED and PAINTED in a most substantial manner. Estimates given on application.

Orders for Repairs promptly attended to and carefully executed. Perth, August 1856. ADVERTISEMENTS. 179 DONALD BUCHANAN, SM ITH, AND

PERTH.

Agent for Edmonstone Coal and Fire-Brick Works.

FASVIBLY BREAD, BISCUIT AND PASTRY BAKER, 13 and 15 High Street,

(Corner of George Street),

mmm. JOHN CAMPBELL,

HATTER, HOSIER, AMD CLOTHSER,

(Successor to the Late GEORGE TURNBULL),

4 & 6 St John Street,

" £3 Q 180 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Slater Work k T W ITO T mm AIT Tiles, and AllJlA a UHiUniUJ3 CAmrc^ ? Repairs Tops, SZiATERy executed on Cans fy Caps, the most 271 HIGH STREET, <>/ Moderate Every Terms. (House 48 George Street), Description. IN returning thanks to the Public for the liberal encouragement with which he has been favoured, respectfully intimates, that he will endeavour to merit the patronage of those employing him, by executing all Orders intrusted to his care both neatly and sub- stantially, and on the most moderate terms. He would also intimate, that he can supply SLATES, TILES, CHIMNEY TOPS, CANS, &c. of every description. N.B.—Roofs kept in Repair hy Yearly Contract. ALEXANDER HAY,

276 HIGH STREET, HAS now opened these large and commodious premises on the West side of St Paul's Chukch, and begs most respectfully to return his best respects 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 ex- ecuting 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 repair by yearly contract. JOSEPH BELL,

21 METHV EN STREET, MOST respectfully returns his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public, for the liberal encouragement bestowed on executing all work him since commencing business ; and, by intrusted to him in a superior manner, he hopes to merit a con- tinuance of their favour and support. Orders from the Country punctually attended to. ADVERTISEMENTS. 181

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF NEW CABINET, UPHOLSTERY, AND GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, On Sale, in these Large Warerooms,

Nos. 31, 3 3, and 3 7, MEAL VENNEL,

JOHN CARSON TJEGS to return his grateful thanks to his numerous Friends,

"^"^ for the patronage he has received since he commenced the

Cabinet and Upholstery business, and takes leave to intimate, that

he has lately added to his former extensive Premises these Two new

large Warerooms, Nos. 33 and 37, in which will be found an ex-

tensive and varied assortment of Cabinet and Household Furniture,

of as good a quality as will be met with in Perth, and the prices of

which, he ventures to say, are 20 per cent, lower than what are generally charged by the trade.

The Stock consists of Wardrobes, Sideboards, Sofas, Easy Chairs,

Dining-Eoom, Parlour, and Bed-Room do. ; Dining-Room, Loo,

and Breakfast Tables ; 60 Chests of Mahogany Drawers, of the newest patterns, 40;Eight-Day and Spring Clocks, in Mahogany and Rosewood Cases.

In the Upper Division of the Premises will be found an exten-

sive assortment of Posted, Tent, French, and Opera Bedsteads, in Mahogany and Birch, with Curtains of Damask, Moreen, and

Prints ; also, a large Assortment of Mattresses, Feathers, and

Downs ; Carpets and Rugs ; Oil Cloths and Mattings.

J. C. has fitted up the Shop, No. 56 Meal Vennel, as a furnish-

ing Ironmongery Establishment, and has laid in a large Stock of

Carron, Birmingham, and Sheffield Goods, in great variety. His Double and Single Barrelled Guns will be found uncom- monly cheap, and of good quality.

N.B.—The Trade supplied on the usual terms.

Perth, July 1856. Q 182 ADVERTISEMENTS.

POSTING, HIRING, AND COACHING ESTABLISHMENT,

PERTH. J. & A. DAVIDSON, Postmasters to the Queen and Prince Albert,

EESPECTFULLY 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, PHAETONS, Barouches, Cabs, Minibuses, Noddies, Droskies, Dog-Carts, Gigs, &c.

With steady Horses, careful, experienced, and civil Drivers.

; 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.

EVERT ATTENTION PAID TO HORSES STANDING AT LIVERY.

OMNIBUSES run to and from the Railway Stations in connection with all the Trains.

N.B.—All the Coaches to the Highlands start from this Office.

Royal Mail and General Coach Office, Royal George Hotel, Perth. ADVERTISEMENTS. 18;

UNIVERSAL COACH OFFICE,

posting atrtf firing <2Mapsf)ment t 15 SOUTH STREET.

BEGS leave to express his gratitude to Ills Friends and the Public generally, for the very liberal support he has hitherto received, and ho"pes, by strict and unremitting attention to their Orders, and by keeping valuable and useful Machines of the latest fashion, as well as a good stud of Hacks and Post Horses, to merit a continuance of their support. The Vehicles comprise Barouches, Clarences, Phaetons, Dog-Carts, Gigs, Minibuses, Noddies,

And every description of Machine used for Hiring purposes ; and !?>®gTQINl© frfl®[^§Ii THI 9 @Q© 3 & ©TKJd^ 8 Are confidently recommended, being steady, free from vice, and have been selected with great care and judgment, challenging competition with any other Establishment of the kind in Scotland.

G. M. would particularly recommend to Undertakers, and others, his HEARSES & MOURNING COACHES,

Which are all in first-rate order ; and the greatest attention will be given to this department, at moderate charges.

Omnibuses start from the above Office a quarter of an hour pre- vious to the departure, and wait the arrival of all the different Eailway Trains. Private Machines are also in waiting on the different Trains arriving at the General Terminus. The Saldtation Stable-Yard, as well as the Star Hotel Stable-Yard, in Canal Street, are in thorough repair, where every attention will be given to Horses standing at Livery. Lock-up Coach-Houses, &e.

*#* All private agreements for Post and Job Horses continue as usual.

July, 1854. 184 ADVERTISEMENTS.

<«*» <^S <*£& <*&> ESTABLISHMENT, 38 GEORGE STREET, PERTH.

COLIN A. HUNT,

SOLICITS inspection of his greatly increased Stock of MEN'S READY-IVIADE CLOTHING,

Which is now complete in all kinds of Dress and Wearing Clothes. These Clothes are all made by Workmen, in the most substantial manner, and are at prices to suit the most economical. THE STOCK IS FULLY ASSORTED IN Double-Breasted Cloth Coats. Blue Pilot Jackets. Albert Tweed Coats. Moleskin Jackets and Vests. Black Milled Cloth Coats. Tweed Vests and Sleeves. Tweed Shooting Coats. Moleskin & Corduroy Trousers. Superfine Dress Coats. Youths' Cloth Jackets,, all sizes. Dress Black Cloth Trousers. Youths' Tweed & Mole Trousers. Tweed and Doeskin Trousers Black & Fancy Coloured Vests.

Every Description of Gentlemen's Dress made to Measure.

To those who prefer their Clothes made to Measure, C. A. HUNT offers the choice of a very Superior Stock of SUPERFINE CLOTHS, TWEEDS, DOESKINS, &c, which are all bought expressly for Customers, and can be recommended for durability of texture and soundness of colour. The Cutting and Making Up are done on the premises, and every article is guaranteed for accu- racy of fit, and first-class workmanship, while the charges will be found very moderate. EVERY ARTICLE WORN BY GENTLEMEN KEPT. DRESS SHIRTS. WOOL SHIRTS. NECK TIES. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. FANCY SHIRTS. WOOL HOSE. SATIN STOCKS. SILK UMBRELLAS.

C. A. HUNT, Clothier & Hatter, 38 George St., Perth, ADVERTISEMENTS. 185 JOHN M'NICQLL,

[Foreman and Successor to the late Mr Richard If'Lean),

No. 21 GEORGE STREET, PERTH,

[Exactly opposite the Perth Bank.)

SHOOTING BOOTS and SHOES, of every description, to be had at this Establishment on the Shortest Notice. KILT BROGUES, &c. BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE, 69 HIGH STREET, NEXT DOOB TO THE PARLIAMENT CLOSE. DAVID MILLER BEGS most respectfully to tender his best thanks to his Friends and the Public of Perth and neighbourhood, for the kind support so long given him, which he considers strong evidence of their approval of his system of conducting business, namely, " Charging the Smallest remunerative Profit." Every Ready Made Article kept by him, is of the best material and workmanship, and may be relied on the same as if made to order. Those subject to Damp Feet would do weli to consult him to effect comfort ; and those subject to wearing one side of Boot or Shoe, can have it remedied without the additional expense of Ro- tatory Heels. Those desirous of having their boots or Shoes made on the American system, namely, with Pegs, can have them neatly done up in that style. D. M. having given great attention to the assisting of the lame, can assure those who do not feel pleasure in walking, that a single trial of his mode of manufacturing their Boots and Shoes will give every satisfaction and comfort. Gutta-Percha Soles and Heels put on Boots and Shoes on the shortest notice.

Not accountable for any Boots or Shoes left for Repair unless called for within two months. Perth, July 1856. .

186 ADVERTISEMENTS. OBERT STEWART, PAINTER, DECORATOR,

No. 109 HIGH STREET,

BEGS to return his grateful thanks to his Friends and the Public, for the large measure of support with which they have

favoured him during the last Eleven Years ; and he would take this opportunity of announcing, that he has always on hand a large assort- ment of PAPER HANGINGS of all Patterns and quality, which he offers on the most moderate terms. His Stock of PAINTS is

also complete ; and as he employs only good workmen, those favouring him with their orders may trust to their being executed in a superior style.

109 HIGH STREET, PERTH,

Second Door above Guard Vermel. DAVID KENNEDY,

P&afftfT'tB &1EI (P APHAKIA Ml

9 7 HIGH STREET,

T> ETURNS his most sincere thanks to those who have so **' liberally supported him in past years, and begs to intimate

to the Public at large, that in conducting his business, he endeavours to be Punctual to his Engagements, Moderate in his Charges, and

us.es only the best Materials and Workmanship PAPER-HANGINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

Oils, Colours, Varnishes, &c.

No extra charge for work done in the Country, except Travelling

Expenses. ADVERTISEMENTS. 187

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T3EGS most respectfully to intimate to his numerous Friends in Town and Country, and the Public generally, that he has taken a Lease of the above Premises, which, for elegance and com- fort, cannot be excelled by any in Town. There are Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths on the Premises.

W. M. trusts, by strict attention to business, to merit a share oj public patronage.

VICTORIA INN, 47 GEOa©E STREET, {Formerly Britannia Tavern), (NEXT DOOE TO BOYAL GEOEGE HOTEL:)

JOHN SCOTT (late of the White Horse Inn, North William Street), respectfully intimates his EEMOVAL to the above well-known and Central Establishment ; where he trusts, by the same careful attention to those who may favour him with their support, and by keeping Wines and Liquors of the choicest quality, to merit an extended share of public patronage.

J. S. begs further to announce, that the Victoria Inn has just undergone a complete and effective repair, in which every attention has been paid in the embellishment of the Bed-rooms ; so that

Travellers, Commercial Gentlemen generally, and others, will find the House in every way worthy of their countenance.

Victoria Inn, George Street, Perth, July 1856. 188 ADVERTISEMENTS. WILLIAM ROBERTSON

INVITES inspection of his Stock of Clocks, from 16s. to £8.

Gold Watches, £8 to £20 ; Silver Lever Watches, £4 to £8 ;

Common Watches, 20s. to £4 5s. ; Gold and Silver Albert and Guard Chains, Kings, Brooches, &c. &c at the Lowest Prices.

Watchmaker and Jeweller, 128 High Street, Perth.

THE CLOBE MAET CLOTHING ? 20 ST JOHN STEEET, PERTH.

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W. J. having obtained considerable experience in Edinburgh and Glasgow, and having deter- mined to devote his undivided attention to the practical department of his business, hopes to give the highest satisfaction to those who may kindly favour him with their patronage

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: FURNISHING IRONMONGERY

! AND GAS-FITTING ESTABLISHMENT, 184 HIGH STREET, PERTH.

Has much pleasure in directing the attention of the public generally to the superior description of his Goods, and the low scale of prices which he has adopted, being convinced that parties pur- chasing from him will thereby effect a decided saving. THE GASRTTI1MC Being a department where great care and skilful management is absolutely necessary for the pre- vention of accidents, leakage, and stoppage in the supply from the generation of water, &c, J. M. devotes a large portion of his attention to it, so that customers may rely on their work being properly executed. Carron, Sheffield, and Birmingham Hardwares. TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY Fenders & Fireirons, And every article suitable for Culinary and other purposes. Repairs Neatly and Promptly Executed. Country Merchants supplied with Tin Goods at whole- k sale prices. Ship Furnishings.

R. WHITTET, PRINTER, PERTH. t^nti%

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ipiexrtsrTiEiR,, 25 HIGH STREET, PERTH,

expressing his acknowledgments for the JN liberal patronage he has received since he commenced business, begs to assure his Friends and the Public, that, as heretofore, nothing shall be wanting on his part to render the work produced in Ms Printing Office completely satisfactory to his employers, either in regard to accuracy, beauty of execution, despatch, or cheapness.

Books, Pamphlets, and Catalogues. POSTERS 1 HAND BILLS OF EVERY KIND & SIZE Cards, Circulars, Invoice Tops, Checks, And every other description of Printing. dftweral iUtterg autf Snttmatfan CarXrjg, AT AN HOUR'S NOTICE.

K, W. would direct the attention of parties in the Country to the great facilities now afforded by the late Postal arrangements for the conveyance of Printed Mat- ter of all kinds. Their orders will always receive prompt attention.

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