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PRINTED FOR THE PROPRIETOR, BY GEO. CORNWALL. VICTORIA COURT, 54 CASTLE STREET, 54

And may be had of the Letter Carriers and at the Post Office,

1845. a U+--2 5. Q)ta. 22 /+8-)G 7 CONTENTS.

Counting-house Calendar,, Section V.

Stamp Duties, . „„ , Commercial Establishmknts. Mail and Stage Coaches,.*^ Banks— List of Carriers,, Aberdeen Banking Co.,,^, 38 Aberdeen Town & County Section I, Bank, ^, 38 Municipal Institutions. North of Scotland Banking

Magistrates of Aberdeen, „, Company, „w,,~-.,~~~w. 39 Population of the City, ,™ Bank of Scotland, ^^. 40

The Guildry, „. British Linen Company,,^. 40 Incorporated Trades, ,^.», Commercial Bank of Scot- Police Establishment, ^^^, land, „«™~^, 41 Harbour,,^,,^^,^^,^,,, National Bank of Scotland, 42 City of Glasgow Bank, 42

Section II. Savings' Bank, ~~.„„~.„^. 42 Shipping Companies— Legal Department. Aberdeen Steam Naviga- Courts of Law,^.».^^„„ tion Company,,~~,„„,^. 43 Society of Advocates, Aberdeen, Leith, and Clyde Public Officers Shipping Company, ,,„^. 44 Messengers-at-Arm3, Aberdeen and Newcastle Sheriff Officers,. Steam Navigation Co., „ 44 Aberdeen and Newcastle- Section III. on-Tyne Traders,,^*,.™. 44 Ecclesiastical Department. Aberdeen and Newcastle, „ 45 Aberdeen and Dundee,^,„«, 45 Established Church, ^,,J1J . J .^ 21

Churchyard Dues,^^^^™,^^ 21 Foreign Consuls in Aberdeen, 45 Churchwarden's Dues,„~v~~. 22 Aberdeen Shipping, *»~~^. 46 Various Denominations,,,,^. 22 Principal Fairs in Scotland,.* 49 "Weekly Corn Markets in Scot- Section IV. Revenue Department. The Income Tax, *^,~~..^,„ 55

Post Office, Rates, &c.,.^,„~. 23 Alphabetical List of Streets, A List of Post Towns and Squares, Lanes, &c~~ 58 Sub-offices in Seotland,.w~. 29 Directory— Post Towns in England and New Aberdeen -~«,~~— 67 Wales, m.w^. ,~~~» 32 Old Aberdeen, ,^,w~,„ 198 Post Towns in Ireland,„~™~, 35 Woodside, &c, ™~„ . 204 Stamps and Taxes, ^^.^^v^™ 37 Excise and Custom s,^w~v~~, 37 Advertisements,,

COUNTING-HOUSE CALENDAR.

1845.

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

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

1846.

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

Fri. 6 13 20 27 Fri. 3 10 17 24 ... Fri. 5 12 19 26 ... Sat. 7 14 21 28 Sat. 4 11 18 25 ... Sat. 6 13 20 27 w.

BANK HOLIDAYS.

New-year's day,. -January 1. Good Friday,,,

Queen's Birthday,^™^^,^^^~» -May 24.

Coronation of Queen Victoria, „June 28.

Prince Albert's Birthday, -August 2G.

Christmas-day, „ r^^.^^ r^m^. -Dec. 25.

When a holiday falls on a Sunday, the Monday following is kept.

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STAMP DUTIES.

PILLS, PROMISSORY NOTES, &C.

Not exceeding: Exceeding On demand or after date. 2 mths. date or 2 mths. date or 1 days' sight. 60 days' sight. For £2 and not above £5 5s £0 £0

Above 5 5s . 20

20 . 30

30 . 50

50 . 100

100 . 200

200 . 300

300 . 500 8

500 . 1000 8 12

1000 . 2000 12 15

2000 . 3000 15 1 5 3000 1 5 1 10 FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE. For any sum not ab. £100, Is 6d Ab. £1000 not ab. £2000, 7s 6d Above £100 ... 200, 3s Od ... 2000 ... 3000, 10s Od ... 200 ... 500, 4s Od ... 3000 ...... 15s Od ... 500 ... 1000, 5s Od Every Bill of each Set pays. RECEIPTS. For £5, and under £10, 0s 3d For £300, and under £500, 5s Od 10, ... 20, 0s 6d ... 500, ... 1000 7s 6d 20, 50, la Od ... 1000, and upwards, 10s Od 50, 100, Is 6d In full of all demands, 10s Od 100. 200, 2s 6d Receiver ofMoney pays Stamp. 200, 300, 4s Od POLICIES OF SEA INSURANCE. Coasting Voyage.—Premium not above 20s. per cent. If not above Is £100, at cent, Is 3d sum £100, 3d | Above per —

Premium above 20s. per cent. If not above at per cent, 2s 6d sum £100, 2s 6d | Above £100, — AGREEMENTS. Not above 1080 words, 20s.—Above 1080 words, 35s.—With a progressive duty of 25s. for every 1080 words additional. PERSONAL BONDS AND MORTGAGES. Sum not exceeding£50,~.~£1 0s Above £2,000 not exc. £3,000, £7 Above £50, ... 100,~„ 1 10s ... 3,000 4,000, 8 ... 100, ... 200,„„2 Os ... 4.000 5,000, 9 ... 200, ... 300,,-..3 0s ... 5,000 .. 10,000, 12 ... 300, ... 500,^„ 4 0a ... 10,000 .. 15,000, 15 ... 500, ... 1000,™^ 5 0s ... 15,000 .. 20,000, 20 ... 1000, ... 2000,„„ 6 0s ... 20,000 25 Progressive Duty, 25s. Mortgages, same duty as Bonds. Bills of Lading, 6d. PROTESTS.

Not amounting to £20,. 2s £500 or upwards, 10s £20 and under 100,. 3s Any other kind, ~-~—~-~ 5s 100 ... 500,, 5s For every additional sheet, 5s DECREE ARBITRAL. 1080 words, £1 15s.—And for every entire quantity of 1080 words additional, 25s. —

CONVEYANCES.

Considerations. Duty. Consideratior Duty. Under £20, £0 10s If £7,000, and not £8,000, £75 If 20, and £50, 1 0s 8,000, 9,000, 85 95 50, ... 150, 1 Os 9,000, 10,000, 110 150, .., 300, 2 Os 10,000, 12,000, 130 300, .. 500, 3 Os 12,000, 15,000, 170 500, ... 750, 6 Os 15,000, 20,000, 240 750, ... I COO, Os 20,000, 30,000, 350 1000, .. 2000, 12 Os 30,000, 40,000, 450 2000, .. 3000, 25 Os 40,000, 50,000, 550 3000, .., 4000, 35 Os 50,000, 60,000, 650 4000, ... 5000, 45 Os 60,000, 80,000, 800 5000, ... 600C, 55 Os 80,000, 100,000,

, 1000 6000, ... 7000, 65 Os 100,000, or upwards,- LEASES OK TACKS. Lease of any lands, at a yearly rent, where no sum of money, by way of fine or grassum, has been paid : Where the yearly rent shall And for the counterpart of not amount to £20, —,*™~20s any lease hereby charged And where the same shall with a duty, if not exceed- amount to £20, and not to ing £1, the like duty as on £100, ~— 30s the same. Amtg. to £100, not to £200, 40s And for the counterpart of 200, ... 400, 60s any other lease whatsoever, 30s 400, ... 600, 80s And for every 1080 words 600, ... 800, 100s above the first,. 800, ... 1000, 120s 1000, and upwards 200s

MAIL AND STAGE COACH CONVEYANCES.

MAIL COACHES AND GIGS. Ballater—Leaves the Royal Mail Coach-office, 65 Union Street, every morning, at 7, a.m., and arrives at Ballater at 35 minutes past 12, p.m. Leaves Ballater at 9, a.m., and arrives in Aber- deen at half-past 2, p.m. Peterhead—Leaves the Royal Mail Coach-office, 65, Union Street, every morning, at 7, a.m., and arrives in Peterhead at 11, a.m. Leaves Peterhead at 8, a.m.,. and arrives in Aberdeen at 3 minutes past 12, noon. Inverness— Leaves the Royal Mail Coach-office, 65 Union Street, every morning at 7, a.m., and arrives in Inverness at 7, p.m. Leaves Inverness at 34 minutes past 2, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at half- past 2, p.m. London and Edinburgh through Fife (Morning)—Leaves the Royal Mail Coach-office, 65, Union Street, every morning at 5, a.m., via Montrose, Dundee, and Fife, and arrives in Edin- burgh at 20 minutes past 4, p.m. Leaves Edinburgh at 5, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 25 minutes past 4, p.m. London and Edinburgh (Evening)—Leaves the Royal Mail Coach-office, 65, Union Street, every day at 3, p.m., via Montrose, Dundee, Perth, and Queensferry, arriving in Edinburgh next morning at 5, a.m. Leaves Edinburgh at 4, p.m., arriving in Aberdeen next morning at 25 minutes past 6, a.m Banff (Gig)—Leaves the Post Office, Market Street, everv evening at 5, p.m., arriving in Banff at 11, p.m. Leaves Banff next morning at 5 minutes past 8, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 5 minutes past 2, p.m. Methlic (Gig)—Leaves the Post Office, Market street, by Udny and Tarves, every morning, at 7 a.m., arriving at Methlic at 10, a.m. Leaves Methlic at 10 minutes past 11, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 10 minutes past 2, p.m. STAGE COACHES.

Banchory—Marquis of Huntly leaves the Royal Mail Coach-offiee, 65, Union Street, every lawful day, at 4, p.m., arriving at Ban- chory at 6, p.m. Leaves Banchory at 7, a.m., and reaches Aber- deen at 9, A.M.

Banff—Earl of Fife leaves the Royal Mail Coach-office, 65, Union Street, every lawful morning, at 7, a.m., and arrives at Banff at half-past 12, p.m. Leaves Banff at a quarter past 2, p.m., arriving in Aberdeen at 8, p.m. Ellon, Old Deer, and Strichen—Banks of Ythan starts from Leys' Inn, Queen Street, for Ellon, every lawful day, at 3, p.m.; to Strichen, every Monday and Friday ; and to Old Deer, every Wednesday and Saturday. Glasgow and Edinburgh—Defiance leaves the Eoyal Mail Coach- office, 65, Union Street, every lawful morning, at 7, a.m , and arrives in Edinburgh, via Forfar, Dundee, and Fife, at 7, p.m. Leaves Edinburgh at 8, a.m., and reaches Aberdeen at 9, p.m. Arrives in Glasgow at 10, p.m.; leaving Glasgow at half-past 5, a.m., and arriving in Aberdeen at 9, p.m. Huntly—Duchess of Gordon arrives at the Royal and Aberdeen Hotels, Union Street, at a quarter to 12, a.m., and leaves at 2, p.m., every lawful day.

Inverness—Defiance leaves the Royal Mail Coach-office, 65, Union Street; every lawful day, at 6, a.m., and arrives in Inverness at half-past 6, p.m. Leaves Inverness at 6, a.m., arriving in Aber- deen at 7, p.m. Inverury— Banks of Don leaves the Royal Mail Coach-office, 65, Union Street, every lawful day, at 4, p.m., and arrives in Inver- ury at 6, p.m. Leaves Inverury at 8, a.m., arriving in Aberdeen at 10, a.m.

Methlic— Earl of Aberdeen leaves Jaffray's, 26, North Street, every Tuesday, at 2, p.m., and Friday and Saturday, at a quarter past p.m. 3, Leaves Tarves every Monday, Friday, and Saturday, at 8, a.m., arriving in Aberdeen at half-past 10, a.m. Strathdon—Lord Forbes leaves the Royal Mail Coach-office, 65, Street, Union every lawful morning at 7, A.m., arrives at Strath- don at twenty minutes past 1, p.m. Leaves Strathdon every lawful morning at twenty minutes past 8, a.m., arriving in Aberdeen at four minutes past 2, p.m. Stonehaven— Swift leaves Sheriffs' Inn, 42, St. Nicholas Street every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, at 4, p.m., and arrives at Stonehaven at 6, p.m. Leaves Stonehaven same days, at 8, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 10, a.m. .

LIST OF CAERIERS

To and from Aberdeen,

WITH THEIR QUARTERS, ARRIVALS, AND DEPARTURES.

Those marked w go weekly ; /fortnightly ; o occasionally ; m monthly.

From whence. Carriers. Where lodged. Arrive. Depart. w Aberchirder, „ " I James Sim ™™, ,90 George Street™*™. .Tues Tues Portsoy, &c.™™. to Abergeldie J. Rattray .5 Harriet Street ™™w ."Wed Thur to Aboyne ™™™™. Robert Ewen .1 1 Harriet Street Thur Friday w Aboyne Alex. Watt .24 Harriet Street Thur Friday to Alford ™™™™~~ A. Lawson ,42 St. Nicholas Street, Friday Saturday to Alford ™™™. ~™George Benton, ,6 Little Belmont St., Friday Saturday to Alford „™,™™™. Wm. Berry ™„ .Backwynd „™™™™™™ Friday Saturday w Auchindoir, „ Cabrach, and „. James Law ™™.™90 George Street™™™»Thlir Thur Rhynie,

-42 St. Nicholas Street, Tu Frid Tu Frid to Auchterless and > Alex. Forsyth. Daviot~™„™~~™. -180 Gallowgate Thur Thur zv Auchterless,™™, Badenscoth, and A. Robertson™™.lGG Gallowgate .Wed Thur Fy vie, ™.™.™™™.., to Auchterless and I A. Barclay™™, .24 Gerard Street Thur Thur Rayne „™. w Ballater ™™»™™.™™.James Young ~6 Little Belmont St., Wed Thur w Ballater „,,„„.„™-D. Coutts .15 Backwynd™™™™™. ,Wed Thur w Banchory Ternan A. Duncan „, .6 Little Belmont St., Thur Friday to Banchory Ternan ™Alex. Milne™™™.6 Backwynd ™™,~™~ .Thur Friday to Banchory Ternan I Francis Rae_™„-.6 Backwynd ™™.™™.. .Thur Friday and Glassel w Banchory Ternan ™A. Stevenson ™„15 Backwynd ™™.„™ Mon Th TuFri to Banchory Ternan ™J. Findlay™™™™..,6 Little Belmont St.,, .Tu Fri Wed Sat to Banchory Ternan") _ AlexanderAle ander Koss,Rf)

to Birse™™™™™™™.™™.A . Ross ,,, ,,-, ,6 Little Belmont St., Thur Friday

to Birse™™.™™.™™.™™.H. M'Condach . .22 Schoolhill Thur Friday

to Braemar™™™™~™™.G. M'Hardy „» .6 Little Belmont St.,, .Wed Thur to Brechin ™~™™~™™.H. Smart _™™™. .90 George Street „Tues Friday

o Cairnbanno „™.™™.John Donald .28 West North St., ™Thur Friday to Clatt and Rhynie ™James Law ™™ .90 George Street™^ ™Thur Thur to Clatt and Leslie™™.J. Milne™™™™™ ,90 George Street™^ .™Thur 37J ™„. ™

10 LIST OF CARRIERS.

From whence. Carriers. Where lodged. Arrive. Depart. / Coldstone™«™™™J. Farquharson -.22 Schoolhill -Thur Friday / Coldstone .... .,. John Laing — -23 Harriet Street ™-Thur Friday w Collieston W. Cruickshank , 6 Mealmarket Lane -Thur Thur w Crathie W. Steuarl —5 Harriet Street.™.-Wed Thur / Crathie™—„«»™™™rames Rattray——6 Backwynd .„—,.—,-Wed Thur w Cullen and Buckie™Walter Hall ™-180 Gallowgate -Wed Wed Culsalmond W. M'Gregor^—180 Gallowgate -Thur Friday w Cumineston ™—_—George Kettie^.—180 Gallowgate -Wed Wed

w Cumineston . JJJJ .. J ...'W. Forbes™™.—90 George Street.™,—Tues Tues

w Drumoak James Reid ~6 Backwynd ,*,,,,„,>, «Friday Friday w Drumoak,™—™» W. Currie J2.1 Harriet Street ™—Friday Friday o Daviot G. Cruickshank -166 Gallowgate^™-Wed Thur

w Drumlithie and 1 ... JamesT „ Auchinblae j Smith ™~1 5 Backwynd ™— —Mon Tues w Drumlithie ~\ Auchinblae ( Alex Fettercairn and C - Duncan -„6 Backwynd ™— -Tues Tues Montrose ™— w Dundee ™—™— Edinburgh ™— > H. Smart ™—™,—90 George Street—™~Tu Fri Tu Fri Glasgow, &c. —J

w Dufftown and 7 _. JT Botriphnie,™™J ' Petterkin—™—24 Gerard Street ™—-Tues Wed

w Durris ™——™—™C. Michie,— ~6 Little Belmont St. —Friday Friday w Echt Ann Craighead -6 Backwynd „™„™-Thur Friday w Echt and Midmar „A. M'Donald™-6 Backwynd ...—.—..-Friday Saturday w Elgin, Forres, 7 Nairn, Fochabers, > W. Sangster ™~24 George Street,™.-Tues Sat Mon Th Inverness, &c.™— w Ellon W.Thomson™~16 Mealmarket Lane, Tu Fri TuFri w Ellon Peterhead, & J. Daniel, jun. —16 Mealmarket Lane , Mon Fri Mon Fri o Ellon ™™™™-™-W. Todd ™-™-32 West North St.™—Friday Friday w Elrick, CoraMl!,*} Brodies' Ord, f Marnoch, andf James Duncan™-166 Gallowgate „-Tues Wed Ardmellie—™— w Finzean ™—™,—J. Martin ™— -22 Schoolhill -Thur Friday w Fochabers & Elgin—Alex. Russell.™—90 George Street™-—Friday Saturday w Forgue™———A. Thompson™.-180 Gallowgate -Wed Wed w Foggieloan,—™—James Sim ™—-.90 George Street —-Tues Tues / Foveran James Massie— -6 Mealmarket Lane—Friday Friday w Fraserburgh ™— Peterhead™™, ?• William Reid —-6 Mealmarket Lane Ellon, &c J w Fraserburgh ™— Rosehearty > James Milne ™-166 Gallowgate ™—-Wed Wed Cairnbulg, &c. 3 / Fyvie—™——G. Chapman ™.-90 George Street™—-Thur Thur / Fyvie, Lewis ™-™,Adam Mackie— -166 Gallowgate™——-Friday Friday w Gordonston — j Badenscoth £ A. Robertson ™-166 Gallowgate™—-Wed Thur and Balgaveny J / Grange and Ro-7 „ R Howle„ -180 Gallowgate ™--.Tues Wed thiemay J w Glenlivat William Grant™,90 George Street -Wed Wed / Greens ™——™™—John Rannie ™.,.90 George Street™—-Thur Thur w Huntly™™™„™.-Charles Rait ™-90 George Street™—-Friday Friday w Huntly™—™_—™Wm. Lawson™,-24 Gerard Street -Tues Wed to Huntly™—™™™™James Lobban™-90 George Street ™-Wed Wed w Huntly™—,—™™.John M'Intyre™-90 George Street™—-Wed Thur 1J

LIST OF CARRIERS. 11

From whence. Carriers. Where lodged. Arrive. Depart. w Huntly.,™.™-.,™-..James Shirreffs ,.24 Gerard Street™-.~Tu Sat TuSat w Huntly™-™„™.,™-,™John Thomson™.™180 Gallowgate ™~.-.Tues Wed w Insch.....,.™.,™-™.-Charles Riddel „90 George Street™—-Thur Thur w Iriscffi™-™™™-™--James Stephen ..180 Gallowgate -Thur Thur 70 Inverury™—™™™.-A. Argo™™™.„180 Gallowgate „Tu Fri TuFri w Inverury™™™~™-James Stephen -24 George Street™™„Tu Fri TuFri m> Kfig.jjjjjjju'jjjjjjjjjj.Peter Coutts ™>,.6 Lit. Belmont St.,™.Friday Friday w Keith ™~™-™-™..George Barron ,.180 Gallowgate ~™.-Tues Wed

k; Keith, Fochabers" Elgin, Forres, I - Eddison & Stables, 24 Gerard StreetsJu Sat Mo Wed Nairn, and In- verness ™™™-,_ h> Keith, AberlourJ Eddison & Stables, 24 Gerard Streets.-Sat Tues and Grantown, j to Keith & Aberlour -Paterson & Riach, 24 Gerard Street™wWed Wed / Keith-hall™™.™..John Shand ™™.-166 Gallowgate ..Friday Friday w Kemnay™™™™-™.James Mitchell „22 Schoolhill „„Thur Friday w Kincardine O'Neil, George Fraser-*„23 Harriet Street ™-„Friday Saturday w Kincardine O'Nei , Peter Gordon 5 Harriet Street™™.-Tues Wed w Kincardine O'Neil Wm. Toughs....11 Harriet Street™,-Thur Friday to Kincardine O'Neil, John Ramsay ~,-.6 Lit. Belmont St. -Thur Friday w Kincardine O'Neil , Wm. Glenesk™—1 1 Harriet Street ™*-Thur Friday to Kinmundy, Old" Deer, & Stew- Robt. Cadger ™-~16 Mealmarkt. Lane,Thur Thur artfield „™.™~- m Kinnethmont ™™,.Wm. Souter ™,.16 Mealmarkt. Lane, Thur Thur / Kinnethmont ™™,.Wm, Brebner™„90 George Street ™™Thur Thur w Kintore ™™™™™.Wm, Cocker™„42 St. Nicholas St. ..Thur Thur to Kintore „™,™.„. .J. Abel ..90 George Street™™~Thur Thur w Kintore, Inve-' rury, and Old! Alex. Mennie™..6 Backwynd ™-™w.~Thur Thur Rain™™™-™-.

to Laurencekirk, Brechin, For- far, Dundee,

> Perth, Glasgow, , John Hood™-™..42 St. Nicholas St.™-.Tu Fi TuFri Edinburgh, and all places adjacent™„.™.™„.

/ Leochel-Cushnie . .G. Williams™™-ll Harriet Street ™...Thur Friday f Leslie ™-™™—™.James Glennie„w,I80 Gallowgate ™-.„Thur Thur w Longside™™™-™..John Smith....™ „90 George Street .-Wed Wed to Lonmay™-™™.™.Wm. Willox ™„16 Mealmarkt. Lane„.Wed Wed

w Lumphannan . —.James Murray™-22 Schoolhill ™-™-™-Friday Friday w Maryculter ™™-™.Robert Fiddes „„6 Backwynd ™-™™-Friday Friday to Midmar™™-™. .John Scott™-™„5 Harriet Street ™™,-Thur Friday / Methlic ™..James Hunter™„16 Mealmarkt. Lane ,Thur Thur to Methlic ™~.™~™..Thos. Annand 26 West North St.„ „Wed Friday f Methlic .David Angus™ 166 Gallowgate™™.~Thur Friday / Methlic .J. Rothney ™™,-.16 Mealmarkt. Lane ,Thur Thur to Stonehaven, Lau-" rencekirk, Bre- chin, Forfar, > Hercules Smart ,.90 George Street™™~Tues Friday Dundee, and Edinburgh ™-._ to Blontrose, Ar-" Archd. Spark™,-6 Backwynd „™...„„ .Tues Tues broath, &c J w Monymusk, Fet-' ternear, and -David Thorn ™„180 Gallowgate „Thur Friday Manar.™™-™.-\ w Monymusk ™™™,.James Watt „„90 George Street ™„Tues Wed . , ,. ™.

From whence. Carriers. Where lodged. Arrive. Depart. w Monymusk -Geo. Stephen -90 George Street—-Friday Saturday w Newfcurgh „ -Gilbert Connon ,6 Mealmarket Lane ,,Friday Friday w Newburgh ™ .Ales. Sangster—.16 Mealmarkt. Lane, Friday Friday / Newbyth —John Mackie v.90 George Street .Wed Wed w New Deer ™ -James Kelman™,6 Mealmarket Lane, Wed Wed w New Deer — —Alex. Walker „16 Mealmarkt. Lane Wed Wed w New Pitsligo ^Thomas Robb ™,,90 George Street .Thur Thur w Old Deer™_ . Jas. Lawrence —-90 George Street .Thur Thur w Oldmeldrum —™-Jas. Webster —-42 St. Nicholas St.--Mon Th Tu Fri w Oldmeldrum George Reith™-26 North Street -Wed Thur to Portsoy ,,„,,. —Thomas M'Lean —166 Gallowgate™*™,-Wed Thur / Premnay, A. ach- leven, and Pit- > John Gauld -166 Gallowgate™*™-Thur Thur caple ™— i w Raemoir ,. —George Will —11 Harriet Street ™-Thur* Friday / Rayne — ,—Leslie Emslie -6 Little Belmont St. -Tues Tues / Schivas™™——™—John Will ™—16 Mealmarket Lane Thur Thur w Skene™—, —Alex. Mitchell™-42 St. Nicholas St -Thur Thur w Stonehaven „ —Mrs. Nicol ™—6 Backwynd ™—-TuTh STuThS w Stonehaven *—David Nicol— -42 St. Nicholas St.™-TuTh STuThS

w Stonehaven , —Alex. Matheson -90 George Street ™-TuTh STuThS w Strichen& Mintlaw, Wm. Rankin 166 Gallowgate -™-Wed Wed Stonehaven, Ber w 7 vie, Montrose f John Smart -90 George Street—Friday Friday and Arbroath

w Strachan , -—Andrew Smart,—15 Backwynd „— —Tues Wed / Strath don & Coi "1 Alex. Stewart-—42 St. Nicholas St.„ garff, —Wed Thur w Tarland Al. Davidson ——23 Harriet Street „™Wed Thur / Tarland ™— Wm. Coutts —23 Harriet Street „—Thur Friday w Tarves — —Geo. Ironside— 13 Princes Street ——Thur Friday / Tillery™— James Leslie ™—6 Mealmarket Lane —Friday Friday o Tomintoul anc \-Donald Meldru n 166 Gallowgate — —Tues Wed Crouchley / Towie —Adam Gordon-—.23 Harriet Street —-Wed Wed / Towie ™— Wm. Cobb -,23 Harriet Street ——Wed Wed w Turriff mm. —George Gallon,.—90 George Street ——Tues Tues w Turriff & F<">g?y " J Wm. Anderson -24 Gerard Street -,.-Wed Wed loan — to Udny, Daviot 7 Wm. Mavour - -166 Gallowgate —Thur Thur and Fyvie, &c Friday w Udny —— ™*James Mutch ,— 6 Mealmarket Lane , Tnur / Udny John Hall ™!66 Gallowgate ——Friday Friday / Warthill— Leslie Emslie——,57 Green—*,—— —Tues Tues / Wartle —Jas. Robertson -166 Gallowgate—™-Wed Thur

PLACES WHERE CARRIERS PUT UP.

6, Backwynd Durie 23, Harriet Street A. Reid 15, Backwynd Gordon 6, Little BelmontSt., Davidson i66, Gallowgate Rose 6, Mealmarket Lane, Bisset 180, Gallowgate Eeid 16, Mealmarket Lane, Daniel 90, George Street Taggart 18, North Street—. Jaffray 24, Gerard Street—,Chree 167, North Street-—Craig 13, Harriet Street Begg 32, North Street Stevenson 11. Harriet Street Mrs. Milne 13, Princes Street - —Meston 5, Harriet Street P. Reid 42, St. Nicholas S6.„—Sheriffs 22, Harriet Street -™Hay 22, Schoolhill t™*Farquharson SECTION I -MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.

MAGISTRATES OF ABERDEEN.

Lord Provost, THOMAS BLAIKIE, Esq;

Baillies. Clark, Merchant. Lewis Crombie of Kirkhill. Leslie |

James Forbes, Merchant. j George Henry, Merchant.

Office-bearers. Alexander Milne, Merchant, ...Dean of Guild. Alexander "Webster Treasurer. Alex. Hadden, Yr. of Persley,.. .Master of Shore Works. Peter Williamson JPruggist, ...Master of Kirk and Bridge Works. Alexander Black, Merchant, Master of Mortifications. I. Machray, Coach Proprietor,. .Master of Guild Brethren's Hospital.

Councillors.

G. Thompson, Jun., Shipowner. I Kobert Catto, Jun., Merchant.

D. Chalmers of Westburn. | Alex. Henderson, Advocate. James Nicol, Advocate. William Ross, Advocate. Fraser, Merchant. Alex. Gibb, Civil Engineer. | Wm. James Simpson, Advocate, Legal Assessor. John Angus, Advocate, Town-clerk. David Keith, Advocate, Town-clerk Depute. Alexander Fraser, Advocate, Chamberlain. A. & J. Cadenhead, Advocates, Procurators-fiscal. John Smith, Architect, Superintendent of Works. John Blaikie, Inspector of Weights.

POLULATION OF THE CITY.— 1841.

HOUSES.

•3 PARISH. ho "3 a "3 3 a "3 S a .5-8 2 o .G ° & CQ

Eastj 408 23 1 1025 2204 2596 4799 West, 728 16 2473 4578 5606 10184 420 20 4 1224 2325 3045 5370 South, ™™. 313 13 1 1020 1662 2272 3934 Greyfriars, .™_™™„ 418 6 1 1389 2402 2953 5355 St. Clement's, .™™™v™» 409 5 1649 3208 3884 7092 Old Machar (part of),. 2822 96 14 6390 11203 15314 26517 8 Banchory-Devenick (do.) 2 2 8 3 11 g

Total, m^„ 5520 179 21 15172 27590 35672 63262 I

Taking into account the number of families absent from town, and seamen from home, the enumerators estimated the actual population at about 67,000. MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.

THE GUILDRY.

Alexander Milne, Merchant, Dean of Guild.

Assessors.

Wm. Allardjce. Alexander Nicol. George Collie. John Nicol. Alexander Dutbie. Andrew Oldman. John Jamieson. Alexander Ogston. William Melville. Leslie Cruickshank. Benjamin Moir. S. Shepherd.

Alexander Fraser, Advocate, Clerk. Alexander Mellis, Officer.

INCORPORATED TRADES.

Rev. Simon Mackintosh, Minister of East Yarish, Patron. John Leslie, Manufacturer, Convener. Charles Playfair, Gunmaker, Master of Hospital. TRADES. DEACONS. BOXMASTERS. Hammermen, "William Donald, Allan A. Marshall. Bakers Alexander Eddie, James M'Kenzie. Wrights and Coopers,... William Murray, John Hay. Tailors, William Catto, Robert Thomson. Shoemakers,. John Watt, Stephen Airth. Weavers John Leslie James Collie. Fleshers, George Knowles, James Stewart.

James Berry, Watchmaker, Factor for the Widows' Fund.

-ntr . f Treasurer for the Widows' Supple- Johntit,Barron, Watchmaker,, , -> mmtJy Fmd Alexander Robb, Tailor ..Treasurer of the Trades' School. Thomas Roger, Teacher. William Mitchell Assistant. J. Nicol & M. Massie, Advocates, Conjunct Clerks and Assessors. Donaldson Riddel, Convener's Officer.

POLICE ESTABLISHMENT.

commissioners.

The Provost, Dean of Guild, Treasurer of the City, and Convener of the Trades, ex officiis.

Ward First, Alexander Black, ...Alexander Henderson. ... Second, ...James Simpson, W.Matthews, Jun. ... Third, .....William Chalmers,..George Wisely. ... Fourth, ...Isaac Machray, William Adam. ... Fifth, John Rose, Alexander Connon. ... Sixth Alex.'C. Matthew,... Robert Mitchell.

... Seventh,. .. Convener Topp, C. M. Rennie. ... Eighth, ...John Smith, Alexander Torrie. ... Ninth, William Simpson, ..Andrew Oldman.

Will iam Duncan, Treasurer and Collector. John Milne, Clerk Sf Superintendent of Poivder Magazine. MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.

Samuel Anderson, ^^ | ^ James Minty, Inspector §• Superintendent of Water Works. Alexander Cromar Assistant Inspector of Police. James Kav f Keeper ofSteam-engine Water Works, Bridge •*' ( of Dee. Robert Barclay, Superintendent of Day and Night Police. John Watson Day Serjeant. Alexander Campbell,.. .Wight Serjeant. William Gilbert Criminal' Officer. Dr. Ogston, Medical Attendant. J. Simpson, Advocate,... Law Agent. W. Smith & A. Maclean, Assessors. Lamplighters, 12 men—Scavengers, 50 men. The Night Watch consists of 42 men and 4 Night-patrol men— the Day-patrol, of 11 men. ASSESSMENT.

General purposes—under £7 of rent, Is. 3d. per pound. -Do- do. at and above £7 of rent, Is. 6d. per pound. Water— Dwelling-houses, 9d. per pound. All other Premises, 4d. per pound. Premises under £3 are exempted. Sixpence per pound additional is charged for Water introduced to houses above £10 of rent. Threepence per pound of rental is charged for Water introduced into shops. Bents below £10 are charged 5s. The Assessments fall due on the 1st of November.

HARBOUR.

Commissioners under the Act, 6 and 7 Victoria. Cap. 72, " For im- proving and maintaining the Harbour of Aberdeen," *passed 12th July, 1843 :—

The Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council of the City of Aberdeen, Commissioners ex officiis, together with nine Burgesses of Guild Commissioners, and three Incorporated Trades' Com- missioners. HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS.

The Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council. Burgesses of Guild. William Duthie, Shipowner. Henry Adamson, Shipowner. Robert Catto, Merchant. Alexander Anderson, Advocate. P. Pirie, Jun., Manufacturer. Robert Mitchell, Shipowner. Alexander Nicol, Shipowner. William Hogarth, Merchant. J. Hadden, Jun., Manufacturer.

Incorporated Trades. William Milne, Flesher, | Andrew Anderson, Painter. James Clyne, Shoemaker. John Angus, Secretary and Clerk. Alexander Reid, Collector and Treasurer. James Abernethy, Superintendent and Engineer.

SHORE AND HARBOUR DUES DEPARTMENT.

Alexander Reid, Collector. Peter Riddel, James Nicol, William Adamson, and John M'Lean, Clei ks and sworn Bidhers. EXEMPTIONS FROM SHORE AND HARBOUR DOES.

Fresh Fish, imported in bulk. Salmon, Herrings, and other fish, paying shore-dues inwards, to be exempted from the payment of dues outwards, if in the same Packages, and belonging to the same Owners, as when imported. In case any goods having paid shore-dues when loaded, shall, from any accident or otherwise, be unloaded, the same shall not be chargeable with a second payment on being re-loaded. All returned empty boxes, casks, bags, and pack-sheets, and all goods returned to the original Shipper, and in the original state, to be exempted from the payment of dues.

Passengers' Luggage not exceeding two barrel bulk ; all above to pay the ordinary dues.

RATES TOR SHIPPING. Class First.—For all vessels to or from any port or place between Flamborough Head on the south, and Cape "Wrath on the north, excepting vessels passing through the Caledonian and Forth and Clyde Canals, but including the Orkney and Shetland Isles, per register

Class Second.—To or from all other ports or places in Great Britain and Ireland, per register ton, 4 Class Third. — All parts of Europe to the northward of Gibraltar, including the Canaries, Western Islands, Madeira, Azores, Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, Sark,

the Faro Isles, and Iceland ; also the whole of the Baltic and White Seas, per register ton, ,~~—~™~~«. 9 Class Fourth.—All parts on the Eastern Coast of North America, including Greenland and Davis' Straits Fisheries, all parts within the Straits of Gibraltar and West Coast of Africa, as far south as the Tropic of Cancer, per register ton, 10 Class Fifth.—The West Indies and all parts within the Tropics of Capricorn and Cancer, per register ton, ™ 1 6 Class Sixth.—For all vessels navigating to the southward of the Tropic of Capricorn, and all other parts of the world, per register ton, 2 Vessels launched at the port of Aberdeen, to pay half dues on first voyage, if sailing in ballast ; but if loading Goods, to pay full dues. Vessels entering the Harbour for safety, or wind-bound, and not breaking bulk, to pay half dues; but if they break bulk, or take in Goods (Stores for their own use excepted), to pay full dues. Foreign Vessels to pay one-half more dues than British Vessels. One arrival and one sailing to constitute a voyage. Vessels remaining in the Harbour after three calendar months (and fourteen days allowed for loading and discharging), to pay one penny per register ton per calendar month, and for each part of a month, in advance.

EXEMPTIONS FOR SHIPPING. All open boats, under the burden of ten tons, to be exempted from dues. All Ships, Steamers, or Vessels, having made fifty voyages in any one year, from January to December, inclusive, shall pay no harbour-dues for any additional voyages made by them within the said year. Vessels sailing from the Harbour, and put back by stress of weather, or other cause, without having accomplished the voyage, shall not be liable in additional dues for such returns. All Ships or Vessels belonging to, or exclusively employed in, the service of her Majesty, the Customs, Excise, or Post Office, or of the Commissioners of the Northern Light Houses, or of the Corporation of Trinity House of Deptford Strond, to be exempted from dues. British Vessels bona fide employed in the White Fishery to be exempted from the payment of harbour dues, provided they have no cargo on board but the fish caught, and their stores and fishery implements. LEADING LIGHTS, TIDAL PIER LIGHT, AND FLAG DUES. S. D. All Vessels under 40 tons,. 1 of 40 and under 50,- 1 6 of 50 and under 80,~ 2 of 80 and under 100, „~™ 2 6 of 100 and under 120, „~~ 3 of 120 and under 200, 3 6 of 200 tons and upwards,-. 4 The above rates to be payable for all Vessels entering the Harbour.

SECTION II -LEGAL DEPARTMENT.

COURTS OF LAW.

CIRCUIT COURT OF JUSTICIARY.

The Circuit Court of Justiciary, for the counties of Aberdeen, Banff, and Kincardine, meets at Aberdeen twice a-year, in the months of April and September, for the trial of criminal cases, by one or two of the Lords. Appeals in certain civil cases, from the inferior courts, are also heard by this Court.

SHERIFF COURT.

Andrew Murray of Murrayshal!, Advocate, Sheriff. William Watson, W S. \ . Sheriff•" substitutes . William Gordon, Advocate. ( James Skelton, W.S., Sheriff-substitute at Peterhead. James Gordon of Craig, Advocate, Sheriff-clerk. Francis Gordon, Advocate, "> John Dunn, do.

The Court days are Wednesdays and Fridays, at Ten o'cloek. a.m., during the Sessions, which extend from the first Court day (Wednesday or Friday) after 15th May, to the last Court day in July, and from the first after 15th October to 4th April, inclusive'; and, at Peterhead, Thursday, at 11 o'clock, a.m.

B 2 ;

COMMISSARY COURT. Andrew Murray of Murrayshall, Commissary. "William Watson and William Gordon, Commissary-deputes. Alexander Gordon, Advocate, Commissary-clerk. John G. Leslie, Commissary-clerk-depute. William Simpson, Procurator-fiscal. John D. Milne and Alexander Henderson, Assistants,

SHERIFF SMALL-DEBT AND CIRCUIT COURT.

The ordinary Small-debt Court at Aberdeen is held on Thurs- day, at Ten o'clock, a.m., weekly, during Sessions of the Court, and once or twice during vacation. John G. Leslie, Clerk. The Circuit Small-debt Courts are held at Tarland, Inverury, Huntly, Turriff, Old Deer, and Fraserburgh, once every three months. John Skene, Tarland, James Watt, Old Deer, William Taylor, Inverury, Arbuthnot Knox, Peterhead, William Murdoch, Huntly, and James Nicol, Turriff, Alex. Begg, Fraserburgh, are the persons who respectively issue summonses, &c- to be brought in these Courts ; and John G. Leslie, Clerk.

BURGH OR BAILL1E COURT.

Thomas Blaikie, Provost. Baillie Leslie Clark. Baillie Lewis Crombie. j „ James Forbes. „ George Henry.

James Simpson, Legal Assessor ; A. & J. Cadenhead, Procurators-

fiscal ; Town-clerk, Clerk; Town Serjeants, Officers of Court.

The Court day is Saturday, at Eleven o'clock, a.m., during the same Sessions as the Sheriff Court.

JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT.

The Quarter-sessions are held on the first Tuesday of the months of March, May, August, and last Tuesday of October. Special Sessions are occasionally held. Francis Gordon, Clerk; John G. Leslie, Clerk-depute John D. Milne, Procurator -fiscal.

JUSTICE OF PEACE SMALL-DEBT COURT.

The Aberdeen District Court sits every fortnight, on Monday, at Eleven o'clock, a.m., for the trial of small-debt causes under £5, by 6, Geo. IV., c. 48. Any two Justices of Peace, Judges. Francis Gordon, Clerk; John G. Leslie, Clerk-depute.

POLICE COURT.

The Sitting Magistrate, Judge.

A. & J. Cadenhead, Procurators-fiscal ; Town-clerk, Clerk.

Ifif All the Courts, except the Baillie and Police Courts, meet in the New Court-house, Castle Street. The Sheriff, Commissary, Justice of Peace, and Small-debt Clerks' Offices are in the Record

Hall, 27, King Street ; hours of attendance, from Ten o'clock, a.m., to Three, p.m., and from Six to Eight, p.m. LEGAL DEPARTMENT. 19

SOCIETY OF ADVOCATES.

President, William Simpson. Treasure •, John D. Milne.

1789 James Nicol n William Forbes Peter Farquharson n Geo. Johnston *fJohn Clark 1794 1821 1833 *A. Webster n John Fleming n Thomas Primrose Duncan Davidson n Alex. Chivaa n L. M'Kinnon, sen. 1796 James Edmond n 1834 Francis Gordon n 1822 John Yeats Thomas Burnett n John Angus n Tho. J. Breamer 1798 1823 Thomas Ewen Thomas Hutch eon James Russel n Alexander Torrie 1802 James Mair Lambert Barron Thomas Sangster n Alex. Fraser Robert Stephen 1803 William Gray 1835 Andw. Robertson n 1824 John Humphrey Adam Coutts n Robert Dyce George Grant 1804 John Duncan n David Reith Hugh Fullerton n 1825 W. Adam, jun. Alexander Smith n *William Gordon 1836 *fGeorge Yeats n *Clem. Lumsden n f George Grub 1807 Newell Burnett n William Yeats n Henry Lumsden n Alexander Jopp n John Stuart n Chas. Winchester n AVilliam Garrow John Blaikie n 1808 1826 1837 John Duthie f William Ross n David Mitchell 1809 1827 tC. G. Grainger Alex. Cadenhead n Alex. Anderson JD. R. Morice 1810 William Paterson JDavid Monro Alexander Allan n Robert Shand n 1838 John Smith, sen. n R. Ledinajham n Alex. Henderson 1812 1828 1839 Chas. Chalmers n Alexander Daniel Duncan Forbes Alex. Copland *James Brebner Geo. Cruickshank 1813 1829 fJohn Dunn Thomas Reid n Nath. Farquhar James Williamson *fWm. Simpson n Alex. Macdonald Robert Smith n 1814 *William Skinner n f Alex. Davidson George Rainnie *Francis Edmond William Booth *|Alex. Gordon n 1830 Alexander Rosa *fJohn D. Milne n Alexander Harvey John Whyte 1816 David Keith n J. Anderson, jun. Pat. Baunerman Alex. Mitchell n 1840 *James Ferguson n Robert Maehray William Hunter James Ross "Colin A. Philip Alex. Webster, jun. John Cadenhead John Paterson Alex. Flockhart "James Simpson J. Anderson, sen. n William Duthie George Wilson Wm. M. Cruden John Ligertwood 1817 1831 Alexander Abel Alexander Gibbon Francis Clerihew 1841 James Murray n Andrew Murray n Alex. D. Wilson James M'Hardy n F. J. Cochran f Alex. Duthie n Alexander Muir Jas. B. M'Combie n John Allan William Smith n * Patrick Davidson n A. J. Cameron 1818 William Irvine James Collie Wm. Adam, sen. n James Geddes John Coutts John L. Shirrefs John Webster William F. Ogg "Alex. Stronach n Alex. Pittendrigh 1842 Geo. Gumming n 1832 James Garden 1819 Marianas Massie L. M'Kinnon, jun. *John Smith, jun. Robert Brown 1843 1820 Geo. D. Profat John Watt William Robison Charles Thomson fJ. A. Miller n fR. S. Farquhar *tJohn D. Milne, jn. 1845 1844 William Speid James Bryce Geo. Allan George Grub, Lecturer on Scots Law and Conveyancing, and Librarian- John Clark, I'actor and Cashier; William Gregory, Officer.

* Committee of Funds, &c. f Examinators. % Agents for the Poor. n Notaries Public.

PUBLIC OFFICERS.

Thomas and Newell Burnett, Advocates, Joint Clerks to the Com- missioners of Supply, Clerks of General Meetings of Trustees under the Turnpike and Commutation Acts, and General Clerks of Lieutenancy. H. and C. Lumsden, Advocates, Collectors of County Assessments. James Simpson, Advocate, Collector of Town Assessments. John Blaikie, Advocate, Collector ofBishop Rents. Newell Burnett, Advocate, Keeper of Register of Sasines for Aber- deen and Kincardine shires. John Angus, Town-clerk and Keeper of the Register of Sasines for the Burgh of Aberdeen. Alexander Pittendrigh, Advocate, Commissioner for taking Oaths to be used in the Courts of Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer.

MESJENGERS-AT-ARMS. George Rae, Aberdeen John Smith, Huntly J. Johnston, do. James M'Kinnan, do. George Cockburn, do. Robert Webster, Inverury Robert Shaw, do. John Nicol, Kincardine O'Neil James Stewart, do. Adam Gray, Peterhead John Moir, do. James Hutchison, do. Alexander Mitchell, Ballater Grant Imlah, do. Charles Dunbar, Fraserburgh George Skene, Tarland James Blackhall, do. James Gordon, Rhynie

SHERIFF OFFICERS.

Charles Dawson, Aberdeen John Ross, Cruden' George Lyell, do. J. Cruickshank, Byreleask James Horne, do. Andrew Milne, 01dmill,Foveran P. Ettershank, do. Robert Benzie, Tillyhilt, Tarves John Moir, do. J. Brown, Fraserburgh John Campbell, do. Charles Dunbar, do. William Walker, do. James Blackhall, do. James Ross, Old Aberdeen Theo. Martin, Cairnbulg John Thorn, sen,, do. James Bedford, Huntly

John Thom, jun , do. John Smith, do. A. Warrander, Skene James M'Kinnan, do. Alexander Taylor, Keig James Cooper, Lumsden Village D. Pirie, Castle Fraser John Gall, Glenhead W. Mitchell, Whitehouse J. Nicol, Kincardine O'Neil David Stewart, Leochel W. Emslie, Lumphanan Geo. Simpson, Wester Skellater R. Stewart, Belnacool, Mortlach William Imray, Banchory William Gordon, Priestwells "W. M'Donald, Kincluny George Grant, Tynebog Thomas Sheriffs, Ellon Shaw Shaw, Old Deer John Clark, Siain3 Thomas Marr, New Pitsligo J. G. Gumming, do. George Wilson, do. W. Dalzell, Strichen Grant Imlah, Peterhead James Arlie, do. Robert Adam, do. J. Aden, Blairmormond Robert Daniel, do. John Simms, Cortes Peter Whyte, Druminner John Thom, Longside James Smith, Old Forrest Alexander Thomson, Longside Alexander Wright, Skene Andrew Law, New Deer W. Mortimer, Brux, Strathdon J. Davidson, Oldmeldrum J. Michie, Wester Chapelton, do. George "Webster, do. John Webster, Turriff George Sangster, Udny John George, do. George Geils, Inverury J. Duguid, Arnhead, Auchterless W. Benzie, Gushetnook, Oldrain William Skene, Tarland "William Reid, Old Westhall George Skene, do. J. Burgess, Bridgefoot, Oyne A. Coutts, Ballachalich A. Wisely, Meikle Wartle J. Davidson, Torgalter, Tullich W. Dempster, do. Alexander Davidson, Tullich James Knox, Peterhead D. M'Kenzie. Crathie Adam Gray, do. Alex. Watt, Kinnearnie James Hutchison, do.

SEC. Ill -ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT.

ESTABLISHED CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.

Churches. Where situated. Ministers. Residences. East Union Street, S. Mackintosh, ..King Street West, Union Street, J. Forsyth, D.D., Golden Square North, King Street, J. Wilson North Lodge South Belmont Street, T. Devvar, Chapel Street Greyfriars,... Broad Street St. Clement, Footdee J. Newlands, Canal Terrace Trinity, Shiprow, J. M'Donald, Union Street Gilcomston, Summer Street, John Knox's, Mounthooly C. Skene, Nelson Lane Holburn, Wellington Place,. ..Alex. Ross, Chapel Street Mariners', ...Sugar-house Lane,

John Watt, Union Street, Collector and Clerk to each of the separate Sessions, and to the General Session, and Keeper of the Marriage Register. Alexander Straith, Schoolhil], Keeper of Registers of Births and Baptisms. CHURCHYARD DUES In the Parish of St. Nicholas. GROUND FED. CHARGES FOR MORTCLOTHS.

Under 3 years of age,...£0 3 4 BestMortcloths,fullsize,£l 1 6 4 2 Second, 10 9 ...... 0 5 Third 5 6 12 6 Maiden, 10 15 7 Second, 6 8 18 ...... 8 Children 5 21 ...... 0 9 Second, 4 2 All above 10 Third, 3 4 Fourth 1 8 CHURCH WARDEN'S DUES.

Children under 3 years of age Is. 2d. All above 3 years of age, 2s. 2^d.

GROUND-DUTY DUES IN ST. CLEMENT'S CHURCHYARD.

For Children under 12 years 4s. For those between 12 and 21, 6s. For all above 21 years, 8s.

VARIOUS DENOMINATIONS.

TREE PROTESTING CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. Churches. Where situated. Ministers. Residences East, Belmont Street, J. Foote, Golden Square West, Belmont Street, A.D.Davidson, Crown Street North North Street, J. Murray, Skene Terrace South Belmont Street, J. Stewart, Rose Street Greyfriars, ...Crown Street A. L. Gordon, Dee Street St. Clement's, Prince Regent St.. ..A. Spence Castle Hill Spring Garden, Gaelic Lane, H. M'Kenzie, North Broadford Trinity Crown Street, D. Simpson, ... Bon-Accord Sqr. Union, Shiprow, J. Allan, Virginia Street Gilcomston, ...Huntly Street, J. Bryce, Crown Street Bon- Accord,. ..Union Terrace, G. Parker, Skene Terrace John Knox's, Gerard Street, J. Stephen, ...Rosemount Holburn, Bon-Accord Row,...W. L. Mitchell, Skene Street Melville, Correction Wynd,...W. Primrose, Silver Street Mariners', Commerce Street,. ..J. Longmuir, Langstane Place

Denominations. Where situated. Ministers. Residences. Associate Synod, Skene Terrace, ...J. Aitken, Skene Terrace St. Andrew St P.Robertson, Hutcheon Street /"Correction Wynd, H. Angus, Dee Street United Assso-J George Street, ...J. Stirling, ...Caroline Place ciate Synod, "S Belmont Street, ...R. Sedgewick, Belmont Street (.John Street, Relief, St. Paul Street, ...J. Thorburn, Ann Street

A> Thomson, . Gerard Street f UeOTffeGeoro-P &treetStrpet f . Congregation-} ' \B. Arthur,... .Crowji Street al Churches, Frederick Street, D. Wallace, ...Union Buildings J (.Blackfriars Street, J. Kennedy, Silver Street English Baptist, John Street, E. Pledge, Strawberry Bank Scotch Baptist,.. Correction Wynd, M'Donald,.. Bon- Accord St. Scotch Baptist,.. South Silver St. -f ^ (.1. .riaser, Broad Street Wesievan ) Longa<*e, Constitution St. Methodist, J Scotch Episcopal- f ?' D^- B 18hoP, WagstafF,...*p™*f£ Bon-Accord4 Sq.a St. Andrew's, ...King Street, ...i & ° (.W.Bruce Crown Terrace St. John's , Golden Square, ...P. Cheyne, ...Bon-Accord St.

English Episcopal— f Sir W. Dunbar, ) . „, UnionTT Ter. St. Paul's, Gallowgate, ...1 Bart., j John Street H Hart - Dee Street tfSchurcC"} ' - -Chapel Court Catholic, Justice Street,... (?" J? -^ "' ' (J. Reid, Do. Unitarian, George Street, ...J. H. Hope, ...Holburn Street Glassite St. Andrew St., ...Various. Friends, Gallowgate, Various. .

SECTION IV -REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

-o— POST OFFICE.

David Stuart, Postmaster.

John Smith, 1st Clerk, William Gray, 4th Clerk. Robert Gray, 2d Clerk. John M'Donald, 5th Cler Alex. M'Donald, 3d Clerk. LETTER-CARRIERS. James Leighton, John Milne, Thomas M'Guffie, Charles Wilson, Robert Porter, Charles Murray, and William Salmond.

Auchmill Alex. Lindsay. PENNY POSTS. Maryculter, Wm. Wyllie. RRCEIVING OFFICES. Woodside, — Jas. Bremner. Echt, W. Malcolm, jun. 197, Union Street,.. J Fraser. Hillside, Thos. Kidd. 57, Quay P. Buyers. Bush T. Dry. Broadford W. Harper. Summerhill,.. James Leslie. Old Aberdeen, R. Ross.

ARRIVALS AND DESPATCHES, &C. Mails. Box Closes, Despatches. Arrivals.

Edinburgh, via Perth, 2 p.m. .. 3 P.M. .. 6 25 a.m. Edinburgh, via Fife, 4 20 a.m. ... 5 A.M. .. 4 25 p.m.

Inverness, 5 50 .. ... 7 .. , .. 2 30 .. Peterhead, 5 50 .. ... 7 .. ...12 3 .. Ballater, 5 50 .. ... 7 .. .. 2 30 .. Banff, 1st 5 50 .. .. 7 .. ... 2 5.. Banff, 2d 4 50 p.m. ... 5 P.M. ... 835 .. Alford, 5 50 a.m. A.M. ...2 4p.m. Methlic, 5 50 ...... 2 10 ..

Lerwick is despatched at 5, p.m., every Friday, and arrives every Wednesday, at 5, a.m., during the months of April, May, June, July, August, and September; the other six months, the day and hour of despatch uncertain. N.B.—For 30 minutes after the above-mentioned time of closing the receiving box for the different mails, one extra penny must be paid for each letter posted ; and from that time up to 15 minutes previous to the said time of despatch sixpence extra, otherwise they cannot be forwarded till next despatch.

DELIVERY OF LETTERS. First—London morning Letters and Papers, comprising all the South roads, Glasgow, Perth, &c, commences at a quarter past 7, A.M. Second—Comprising all the North Mails, commences at 3, p.m. Third—London evening and Edinburgh Letters, commences at 20 minutes past 5, p.m. No delivery on Sundays, except to persons who call at the Office, from 15 minutes past 7 till 30 minutes past 10, a.m.; from 1, p.m., till 30 minutes past 2 ; and from 5 till 15 minutes past 6, p.m.

BATES OF POSTAGE ON LETTERS TO ANT TLACE WITHIN THE UNITED KINGDOM, &C.

If not exceeding h oz Id. I If not exceeding 2 oz 4d. 1 oz 2d. .. 3 oz 6d. | And so on, adding 2d. for every ounce up to 16 ounces, beyond — — —

which, with the following exceptions, no packet, whether subject to postage or not, can be received :

1. Parliamentary petitions and addresses to her Majesty. 2. Parliamentary proceedings. 3. Letters and Packets addressed to or received from places beyond sea. 4. Letters and Packets to and from Public Departments

5. Deeds, if sent open, or in covers open at the ends ; they may be tied with string and sealed, in order to prevent inspection of the contents, but tbey must be open at the sides, that it may be seen that they are entitled to the privilege. 6 Bankers' parcels despatched from London, and specially delivered at the General Post Office, under certain regulations.

"With these exceptions, all Packets exceeding 16 ounces will be immediately forwarded to the Dead Letter Office, to be returned to the writers. It is optional with the public to send letters within the United

Kingdom paid or unpaid ; but, in the latter case, they are liable to a double rate of postage, as will be seen from the subjoined table INLAND RATES. Prepaid. Unpaid.

Not exceeding J oz. 1 ..0 2 1 .. 2 .. 4 Exceeding 1 oz. and not exceeding 2 ..0 4 .. 8 2 .. .. 3 .. 6 .. 1 3 .. .. 4 .. 8 .. 1 4

4 .. .. 5 .. 10 .. 1 8 5 .. .. 6 .. 1 .. 2

6 .. .. 7 .. 1 2 .. 2 4 7 .. .. 8 .. 1 4 .. 2 8 8 .. .. 9 .. 1 6 .. 3

9 .. .. 10 .. 1 8 .. 3 4 10 .. .. 11 .. 1 10 .. 3 8

11 .. .. 12 .. 2 .. 4 12 .. .. 13 .. 2 2 .. 4 4 13 .. .. 14 .. 2 4 .. 4 8 14 .. .. 15 .. 2 6 .. 5 15 .. .. 16 .. 2 8 .. 5 4

Printed votes and proceedings in Parliament, or of the Colonial Legislatures, are charged Under 4 oz Id. Above 4 and under 8 oz 2d. Above 8 and under 12 oz 3d. and so on. Such votes and proceedings, whether paid or unpaid, pass at these rates between places in the United Kingdom, and also to the Colonies by Packet. To those places to which there are no Packets, they may be forwarded by " Private Ship," at double the above rates. They are not, however, forwarded to the East Indies, via Southampton, nor to places through France, under the full rates of letter postage. Postage Stamps are sold at the Post Office—Price Labels Id. and 2d. each. Penny Envelopes, 2s. 3d. a packet of 2 doz. Twopenny do., 2s. 2d. a packet of 1 doz. Stamped half-sheets, ..2s. 3d. a packet of 2 doz., and these, when sold singly, or in less quantities, at the rate of l^d. each. Letters bearing stamps in value equal to the amount of postage chargeable according to the first or "prepaid " column of the fore- going scale, will be delivered free in any part of the United King- dom. In cases, however, where stamps of a less value than the rate exigible have been used, the letter is chargeable, on delivery, with —

double the amount of such difference. For instance, a letter posted exceeding half an ounce and under one ounce, upon which a penny label has been put, will, on delivery, be charged twopence, being double the difference betwixt the label used and the proper one for the weight of the letter, which ought to have been adopted. Stamps may be used for printed votes, Parliamentary proceedings, and on Foreign, Colonial, and ship letters proceeding out-

wards ; but their use is prohibited.from the Colonies or Foreign ports. Letters for Foreign countries, and places beyond seas, having an insufficient number of stamps, will not be forwarded, but sent to the Dead-letter Office to be returned to the writer. And the same principle is applied to letters for Foreign countries, prepayment of which is required, when left at any Post Office with less than the full amount of such postage. Members of each House of Parliament are allowed to receive, by the post, petitions and addresses to her Majesty) and petitions addressed to either House of Parliament, not exceeding thirty-two ounces in weight, exempt from postage, piovided such petitions and addresses be sent without covers, or in covers open at the sides. Should they exceed that weight, they will not require to be prepaid, but are charged according to their weight as unpaid letters with double the rates of postage to which, if prepaid, they would be subject.

snip LETTERS. Letters conveyed by piivate ship to places beyond seas are liable to a rate of Under A oz., Os. 8d. Above 5 oz. and under 1 oz., Is. 4d. Above 1 oz. and under 2 oz., 2s. 8d. And so on in proportion. The Owners, Charterers, or Consignees (resident in the United Kingdom), and the Owners, Consignees, and Shippers of Goods on board vessels inward bound, are entitled to receive their letters free from sea postage, to the extent, collectively, of six ounces in weight, by any vessel to any one such person. In the case of vessels coming from Ceylon, Mauritius, the East Indies, or the Cape of Good Hope, the letters may be, collectively, twenty ounces in weight, for an Owner, Charterer, or Consignee of any such vessel. The Owner, Charterer, or Consignee must be described as such on the address and superscription ; and in the case of Owners, Shippers, or Consignees of goods, it must also appear by the ship's manifest that they have goods on board the vessel. Such persons are entitled to have their letters, which come within the above conditions, before the master of the vessel delivers the other letters in his charge to the Post Office. I^HT Every person who shall, with intent to evade any duty of postage, falsely" superscribe a letter as being the Owner, or the Charterer, or the Consignee of a vessel conveying the same, or as the Owner, or the Shipper, or the Consignee of goods shipped in such vessel, shall for every offence forfeit ten pounds.

TOKEIGN LETTERS. The Single Rate on all Foreign and Colonial Letters, when conveyed by Packet, is as follows :— By Packets from Liverpool.

Between the United Kingdom and Single Rate. S. D. o United States, ...... 10 Bermuda, Halifax, N.S.. and Newfoundland, .. ..10 Canada, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia (Halifax excepted), ...... !;.' m REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

By Packets from Southampton.

Between the United Kingdom and s;„ a Lisbon, . 1 9 a Spain, 2 2 a Greece and Egypt (Alexandria excepted) 1 6 Alexandria, 1 6 i a Panama, Chili, .. .. " [' and Peru, . 1 a Hayti, and the Foreign West India Islands (Cuba excepted 1 5 a ). Venezuela, 1 a Mexico, Cuba, and New Granada, ' 2 3 Gibraltar, Malta, Ionian Islands, 1 a Honduras, 1 British West Indies (Jamaica and Eerbice excepted), 1 Kingston, Jamaica, 1 India, Hong 1 Kong, 1 4 a Madeira, ' via Lisbon, 1 9 a Madeira, by West India Packet, " 1 10 Jamaica (Kingston excepted), and Eerbice, 1 2

By Packets from Falmouth. a Madeira, 1 10 a Brazil, 2 9 a Buenos Ayres, 2 7 By Packets Total from Dover. singlc, Rate. Belgium, under \ oz.. a Countries on the Continent of Europe, via Belgium, under |- oz...... ,. ..0 8 France and Algiera, British and Foreign, under £ oz., .. 10 a Spain, Portugal, Sardinia, Tuscany, and Lucca, via France,e,do.do. 10 a Switzerland, Prussia, Belgium, Holland ) Uniform Britishish> Sicilies, Two Papal States, Modena, { Kate 5 Parma, Placentia, Greece, Archipel- (not exceedin. ( ago, Ionian & Islands, via France, .. J half an ounce"e)J*f° Baden and Bavaria, via France, .. do. do. ..0 5 Austrian Dominions, and Cities of Cra-> Uni. Erit. & For) cow and Belgrade, a 1 5 via France, J Rate (urjder oz.) f Certain Northern States of Europe, for-") warded through the Office of Tour V do. do. 1 8 and Taxis, via France, .. .. J Certain States of Germany, served by ) the Office of Tour and Taxis, via ) do. do. 1 3 France, ...... J Wallachia and Moldavia, via France, .. do. do. 1 9 Turkey in Europe (Belgrade excepted), \ do. and Suctari in Asia, do. 1 11 via France, j Southern Poland (viz., the Governments;nts5 of Cracow, Lublin, and Sandomier,ier, >- do. do. 1 6 and Southern Russia, via France,..e,..J Alexandria, Smyrna, Dardanelles, and Constantinople, by French Packet, \- do. do. 1 3 via Marseilles, ...... J Tuscany and Two Sicilies, do. do. do. ..19 Roman States, do. do. do. ..17 Greece, do. do. do. .. 15 Malta, do. do. do. ..11 Malta, by the MonthlyJ Closed Mail, via~\ , \io,.„X;ii„„ > do. do. 1 3 Marseilles, i Alexandria, do. via Marseilles, do. do. 1 8 India, a do. do. do, do. 1 10 a Hong Kong, do. do. do. do. 2 2 a Ionian Islands do. do. do. do. 1 8 ,

By Packets from London.

Between the United Kingdom and ngle Rate. I>. a Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and Russia, . 1 ]() a Heligoland, .. 1 a Hamburgh, Cuxhaven, and Lubeck, .. .. 6 a Grand Duchy of Oldenburgh, .. 6 Holland, .. l Bremen, .. 8 a Countries on the Continent of Europe, via Holland, .. 8 a Java, «i'a Holland, .. 1 a New South Wales, .. 1

The postage to places marked thus a must be paid in advance ; all the others may be forwarded unpaid, provided they be addressed as above.

Letters intended to be forwarded as Ship Letters must be specially addressed so, else the Packet rate of postage will be taken. Letters for Malta, Ionian Islands, Greece, Syria, and India, are forwarded by Closed Mails, unless otherwise addressed.

The following Table shows the route of these Packets, time occupied during the voyage, and time of stopping at each place from Mar-

seilles to Alexandria:—

Time of Voyage Stop.

Days. Hours. Days. Hours

To Leghorn, 1 10 7 Civita Vecchia,„ 2 2 8 Naples, 2 23 6 Malta, „ 4 22 1 Syria, „ 8 12 Athens, 8 10 14 Smyrna,. 8 21 i Constantinople,^ 10 13 l 15 10 16 l 18 Alexandria, .

From Alexandria to Syria, 2 16 12 3 14 , Athens, „„ 2 „™ »~~ Smyrna, „™. 3 13 l ... Constantinople, 5 5 l 15 1 . 5 18 , . rm Malta, „. ™„ "6 . Naples, 7 17 8 14 6 ,,™ „™ Civita Veechia, . 9 16 „ . „ . Leghorn, „™ 10 16 ' . Marseilles, „.^„.

Statement of the days on which Letters should be posted in Aberdeen to

be in time for the Foreign 3Iails : —

France and Belgium , Daily Holland, Sunday & Wednesday even Hamburgh, Sweden, Norway, Ger-"> many, Denmark, Russia, and Prus- > do. do. morn sia J Sweden and Norway, via Hull, during") Sunday, Tuesday, and the Summer months, / Thursday forenoons —

28 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

Lisbon, Madeira, Spain, and Gibraltar,") Evening of the 4th, 14th, via Gibraltar, j and 24th of every month

Malta, , , , Greece, Ionian Islands, Egypt,") x> , ; f ,,,, Evenln of 1-th and last Ceylon, India, and China, via South- l S day of every month ampton J

Brazil, Buenos Ayres, Madeira, and "I Sunday morning nearest to Canary Islands, J 1st Tuesday in each month /"The 1st and 16th of every British North America, Bermuda, and) month, except the win- the United States "l ter months, and then (. only on the 1st

Jamaica, Leeward Islands, Hayti, Porto") ,/ji, , , , , . 14 and last, d but one Rico, Cuba, British Guiana? and Ha- I * of every month*f vanna, »fc West India Packet, J Last da Mexico, Honduras, and Havanna, / y but one of every t month Bermuda, New Grenada, and San Juan rf | Mth J h .Nicaragua, J L New South '" ^^ Wales, { "moSh ^ f™ Morning of the 5th India, &c.,via Marseilles, i and (^ 22d in every month

tgg" When any of these days fall on a Sunday, the Mails are made up the day before, and Letters from Aberdeen for any such mail must be pasted a day earlier in consequence.

The return of the Packets is calculated thus To and fiom "West Indies, Mexico, &c, 57 days—America, 6 weeks — Brazils, 20—Gibraltar, 20 days. From August to January inclusive, the Packet touches at Pernambuco and Bahia on her outward passage to Rio Janeiro, and the other six months on her homeward.

REGISTRATION OF LETTERS.

Since January, 1841, a system of registration has been in opera- tion, applicable to all descriptions of letters. Letters intended for registration must either be stamped or prepaid, and presented at the Post-office at least 30 minutes before the closing of the letter-box for the particular mail by which it is to be despatched.

The British registration fee is Is., and must always be paid in money, and at the time of registration. In the case of Foreign, Colonial, or Ship letters, registration extends to the port of despatch in the United Kingdom only. Registration fee on such letters, Is., and, in addition, the rate of postage to which they may be liable. Letters addressed to France, may be registered to their destination ; and those passing through France, so long as they may remain in the French territory—the former on payment of double the French rate to place of destination, in addition to the British rate and British registration fee—and the latter on payment of the usual postage rate, and Is. registration fee. The arrangements for carrying out the system of registration have been made with a view of insuring the punctual delivery of registered letters ; on their delivery, the parties to whom they may have been addressed will be required to acknowledge in writing their receipt. —

British Colonies and Foreign Places to which newspapers can be forwarded free of postage by Post Office Packets, provided they be

posted vyithin seven days after publication : — Aden Dominica Montserrat Antigua France Nevis Bahamas Gibraltar Newfoundland Barbadoes Greece New Brunswick Berbice Grenada Nova Scotia Bermuda Halifax (N.S.) Oldertburgh Brazils Hamburg Peru Bremen Hayti Quebec British America Heligoland St. Domingo Buenos Ayres Honduras St. Kitts Canada India via Southamp- St. Lucia Carraccas ton St. Vincent Carriacou Ionian Isles Spain via Cadiz Columbia Jamaica Sydney Cuxhaven La Guayra Tobago Demerara Lubec Tortola Denmark Malta Trinidad

Foreign Places to which a postage of 2d. each newspaper is required at the time of posting.

U. S., America Surinam St. Martin's Egypt Guadalope St. Croix Cuba Syria Martinique St. Thomas also, the Continent of Europe, with the exception of those places mentioned in the preceding list ; South America, excepting Brazils, Buenos Ayres, Peru, Carraccas, Columbia, La Guayra. India and the Mediterranean " via Marseilles," 3d. each. Newspapers are forwarded to France and British America by Packet free of postage, or by Privatp Ship for Id. each, and newspapers from these countries are delivered in Britain for id. each. Newspapers to and from Spain, "via France," are charged with a postage of id. each, and to and from Greece, " per French Packets," Id. each. Newspapers by " Private Ships " are forwarded to the Cape of Good Hope, Mauritius, Port Philip. Van Diemen's Land, Swan River, South Australia, Chili, Peru, Guatimala, the "Western Coast of America, East Indies, St. Helena, St. Mary's River, Gambia, Sierra Leone, Cape Coast Castle, Fernando Po, and Ascension Isle, on prepayment of Id. each ; and to China and other countries east of India, not British Colonies, 4d. each, via Southampton.

MONET ORDER DEPARTMENT.

The Money Order Office for transmitting small sums is open from 8, a.m., till 2, p m., from 3, p.m., till 25 minutes past 4, p.m., and from 25 minutes past 5, p.m., till 8, p.m. Money orders are also cashed at these hours. The commission for money orders being, for sums not exceeding £2, 3d.; for sums exceeding £2 and not exceeding £5, 6d. No order can be granted for sums beyond £5. For Post Offices which grant and cash money orders, see the following lists :

A List of Post Towns and Sub-offices in Scotland. o Aberbrothick Aberfoyle o Aboyne o Alloa Aberchirder Aberlady o Airdrie Alva o Aberdeen Aberlour Alexandria Alyth o Absrdour Abernethy Alford Amuiri3 o Aberfeldy Abington Alness oAnncn o Anstruther Braemar o Crieff Eaglesham o Appin e Brechin Crinan Earlston Ardintenny Bridge of Allan Crocketford Easdale o Ardersier o Bridge of Earn o Cromarty E. Kilbride Arisaig Bridge of Weir o Crook o Ecclesfechan Ardnamurchan o Broadford Crossgates Echt o Ardrossan Broadick Crosshill o Eddleston o Aross Broughty Ferry Crossmichael o Edinburgh Arran o Broxburn Cruden o Elgin Arrochar Brucklaw o Cullen Elie Ashkirk Buckhaven o Culross o Ellon Assynt Bucklyvie Culivoe oErroll Auchinblae o Buckie Cumbernauld Etal Auchincairn Buness Cuminestone o Evanton Auchinleck Bunessan o Cumnock Eyemouth Auchnacraig Burghead o Cupar- Angus Fairlie o Auchterarder o Burntisland o Cupar- Fife o Falkirk o Auchtermuchty Burwick o Currie Falkland o Ayr Busby Dailly Farr o Ayton Cairndow Dairsie Fearn o Balerno Cairnryan Dalbeattie Fenwick Balfron o Callander Daljarroch Ferry-port-on- o Ballantrae Cambuslang o Dalkeith Craig o Ballater Camelon Dalmally o Fettercairn o Ballindalloch o Campbelton Dalmeliugton Finhaven Balloehsoy o Canonbie Dalmuir Findhorn Banchory Carluke Dalnacardoch o Fochabers o Banff Cairnish Dairy, Castle D. o Ford Bankfoot Carnock Dairy, Glasgow Fordoun Bannockburn o Carnoustie Dalrymple o Forfar Barr Carnwath Dalswinton o Forres Barrhead o Carr Bridge Damhead o Fort- Augustus Barrhill Carrsfearn Denholm Fort-George o Bathgate Carron o Denny o Fortrose Battasound Carronshore Dennyloanhead o Fort- William o Beauly o Castle Douglas o Dingwall Fortingall o Beith Castleton Dirleton o Fraserburgh Bellshill Cathcart Dollar Fruchie o Bervie Catrine Dolphington o Fushiebridge o Biggar Cawdor o Dornoch o Fyvie Bishopton o Chance Inn o Douglas, Lanark Gairlochead Blackburn,Abdn Chapel Rosan o Doune o Galashiels Blackburn, Chirnside Dromore Galloton Whitburn Clackmannan Drumnadrocbit Galsten Blackhillock Closeburn Drymen Garderhouse o Blacksheils Cluny Duffus Garmouth o Blair-Adam Coatbridge o Dumbarton o Garlieston o Blair- Atholl o Cockburnspath o Dumfries Gartmore o Blairgowrie o Coldstream o Dunbar o Gatehouse Blairlogie Coldingham o Dunbeath Gifford Blantyre o Colinsburgh o Dunblane Gilston Bocharm o Colington o Dundee o Girvan Bogroy Coll o Dunfermline Glammis o Bonaw Colmonel oDunkeld o Glasgow o Bonar Bridge o Coltbridge Dunglass o Glendaruel Bonchester Br. Comrie Dunnet Glenelg Bonhill Cornhill Dunning Glenlivet o Borrowstouness Corpack o Dunoon Glenlocher Both well Corran Dunscore o Glenluce Bowman o Corstorphine oDunse Glenmorriston o Bowmore o Craigellachie Duntocher o Golspie Bracadale o Craill oDunvegan Govan o Braco o Cramond Durness Gourock o Brae o Creetown Dysart Grahamstown o Grangemouth Kilwinning Loan New Galloway o Grantown o Kincardine o Loanhead New Kilpatrick Greenbank Kincard. O'Neil o Lochlash New Mills, Fife Greenlaw Kingairloch Lochans New Mills, Ayr o Greenock o Kinghorn Lochcarron New Pitsligo Gretna o Kingussie Lochearnhead o Newport, Fife Guardbridge Kinloch Moidart Lochee Newton Gullan o Kinross o Lochgilphead o Newton-Stewart o Haddington o Kintore Lochinver o Noblehouse Halkirk Kintra Lochmaben Norham o Hamilton Kippen o Lochmaddy o North Berwick Harris Kirkbean Lochwinnoch o North Queens- Haroldswick o Kirkcaldy o Lockerby ferry Haugh of Urr Kirkconnel Longhope o Oban o Hawick Kirkcowen Longloan Ochiltree o Hellensburgh o Kirkcudbright Longtown Old Aberdeen Helmsdale Kirkinner Lossiemouth o Old Kilpatrick o Hermiston Kirkintilloch Luing o Oldmeldrum Hillside o Kirkliston Luss o Oldrain o Holytown Kirkmaiden Lybster Ollaleeny Holywood Kirkmahoe Macduff Orton Houston Kirkmichael o Markinch Osnaburgh Huna Do. Blairgowrie Maryhill o Paisley o Huntly o Kirknewton Marykirk Parkgate Hutton Kirkpatrick o Mauchline Parkhead o lnchture o Kirkwall Maxwelltown o Parkhill Innerkip o Kirriemuir o Maybole Fatrick Inverleithen Ladykirk o Meigle Parton o Inverary Laggavoulan Melby Pathead Invsrgarry Laggan o Melrose Paxton o Invergordon Lairg Melvich o Peebles o Iuverkeithing Lamlash Menstrie o Pennycuick Inverey o Lanark Melhlic o Perth Invermorriston o Langholm Methven o Peterhead o Inverness Lamington Mey Pitcaple o Irvine Larbert o Mid-Calder Pitlessie Isle Ornsay Largo Millport o Pitlochrie o Jedburgh o Largs Milnathort o Pittenweem Johnstone Br. Larkhall Milnagavie Pitsligo Johnstown o Lasswade o Mintlaw Pollew Jura o Lauder o Moffat Pollockshaws o Keith o Laurencekirk Moddiesburn Polmont o Keith-hall Laurieston Moniavie Polnackie o Kelso Laurieston.Falk. o Montrose o Portaskaig Keltonhill Laygavouyen Monymusk Port-Bannatyne Kennoway o Leadhills Mortlach o Port- Glasgow Kenmore Leith-Lumsden Morven Port-Menteath o Kettle o Leith Mossat Port-Mahomack Kilbarchan Leitholm Mossbank Port-Nessock Kilbride, Glas- Lennoxtown Mountbog o Portobello gow o Lerwick Moy o Port-Patrick Kilbride, Salt- o Lesmahago Muckark o Portree coats Leslie Muirdrum o Portsoy Kilburnie Leuchars Muirkirk o Portwilliam Kilehrenan o Levan Munlochy Preston Kilfinnan Lhanbride o Musselburgh o Prestonkirk Killearn o Libberton Muthill o Prestonpans Killin Lilliesleaf o Nairn o Rachan Mill o Kilmarnock o Linlithgow Neilston Rannoch Kilmaurs Linton, East New Abbey Kilmuir Linton, West o Newburgh, Fife o Ratho Kilmun Linwilg New Deer Reafirth Kilpatrick Lismore New Castleton Reay Kilsyth Lix New Cumnock Renton Renfrew Sorn Stromness Torryburn Ehynie o South Queens- Stronsay o Tranent Rosehearty ferry o Strontian Troon Roseneath South wick Struan o Turriff o Roslin Springbank Stray Tyndrum Rothiemay Springburn Swinton Udny Rothes Springholm Symington o Ullapool o Rothsay Stanley o Tain Ullyeasaund Row o Stewarton Tamnavoulan Ulva Rutherglen Stevenson o Tarbert Unachan o St. Andrews o Stirling Tarbolton o Uphall o St. Boswell's o Stonehaven Tarland Urquhart Green Stonehouse Tayinloan Walls St. Ninian's Stoneykirk Teviothead Watten St. Margaret's o Stornoway o Thornhill, Wemyss Hope o Stow, Selkirk Dumfries Westandwick Saline Stowe Thornhill,Doune Westray o Saltcoats Strachur Thornton, Keith o Whitburn o Sanquhar Straiton Thornton, Whitehousc Scone o Stranraer Kirkcaldy o Whithorn Scourie Stransay o Thurso o Wick o Selkirk Strathaven Tillycoultry Widowell Shiel House Strathblane Tiree o Wigton Shotts Strathdon o Tobermory o Winchburgh Shuttlestone Strathmiglo Tomintoul Windygates Skene Strathpeffer Tongup Wishawton o Slateford Strichen Torrance Woodside Sorbie

Those marked thus o grant and pay Money Orders.

A List of Post Towns in England and Wales which grant and pay Money Orders. Abergavenny Bakewell Birmingham Broadway Aberystwith Baldock Bishop's Aukland Broomley, Kent Abingdon Bampton, Devon Bishop's Castle Bromyard Acerington Banbury Bishop's Stortford Broomsgrove Alfreton Bangor Bishop's Waltham Brough Alnwick Barnards Castle Blackburn Buckingham Alresford Barnet Blandford Builth Alton Barnsley Bodmin Bungay Altrinchara Barnstapel Bo^nor Buntingford Ambleside Barton onHumber Bolton Burford Amersham Basingstoke Boroughbridge Burnley Amesbury Bath Boston Burton in Kend. Ampthill Battle Bourne Burton on Trent Andover Bawtry Braokley Bury, Lancash. Andover Road Beaumaris Bracknell Bury, St. Edms. Appleby Beccles Bradford, Wilts. Buxton Arrington Beaconsfield Bradford, York. Callington Arundel Bedale Braintree Calne Ashbourne, Derby Bedford Brampton Cambridge Ashburton Belford Brandon, Sufflk. Camelford Ashby-de-la- Belper Brecknock Campden Zouche Berkhamstead Brentwood Canterbury Ashford, Kent Berwick Bridgend Cardiff Ashton-under- Beverley Bridgenorth Cardigan Lyne Bewdley Bridgewater Carlisle Atherstone Bicester Bridlington Carmarthen Attlcborough Bideford Bridport Carnarvon Axminster Biggleswade Brigg Catterick Aylesbury Billevicay Brighton Caxton Aylsham Bilstone Bristol Chalford Bagshot Birkenhead Brixham Chard REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 33 „„„- ~™™

Charmouth Dunstable Havant Lawton Chatham Durham Haverfordwest Leamington Chatteris Dursley Hawes Leatherh ead Cheadle Eastbourne Hay Lechlade Chelmsford East Grinstead Haydonbridge Ledbury Cheltenham Eccleshall Hayle Leeds Chepstow Edgeware Helston Leek Chertsey Ellesmere Hemelhemstead Leicester Chester Ely Henley Leighton, Eusd. Chesterfield Emsworth Hereford Leominster Chester le Street Enstone Hertford Leskeard Chichester Epping Hexham Lewes Chipperham Epsom Heytesbury Lichfield Chipping, Nort. Ermebridge Higham, Ferrers Lincoln Chirk Esher Highworth Linton Chorley Eversham High Wycombe Lipliook Christchureh Exeter Hinckley Liverpool Chudleigh Exmouth Hindon Llandillo Cirencester Eye Hitchen Llandovery Clare, Suffolk Fairford Hithe Llanelly Clitheroe Fakenham Hobbs Point Llangadock Cobham Falmouth Hoddesdon Llangolen Cockermouth Fareham Holbeach Long Stratton Colchester Farnham Holt Longton Coleford Farringdon Holyhead Lortwithiel Coleshill Fazley Holywell Loughborough Congleton Felton Honiton Lowth Conway Fenny, Stratford Horncastle Lowestoff Corwen Ferrybridge Horndean Ludlow Coventry Feversham Horsham Luton Cowbridge Folkingham Hounslow Lutterworth Cowes, Isle of Folkstone How den Lyme Wight Footscray Huddersfield Lymington Cranbrook Fordingbridge Hull Lydhurst Crawley Fowey Hungerford Lynn Crediton Frome Huntingdon Macclesfield Crewkerne Gainsborough Hurst Green Maidenhead Crickhowell Garstang Uchester Maidstone Croydon Gateshead Ilfracombe Maldon Cuckfield Gerrards Cross Ilminster Malton, New Cullompton Glastonbury Ingatestone Malvern Darlington Gloucester Ipswich Manchester Dartford Godalmin Ironbridge Manningtree Dartmouth Godstone Isle of Man Mansfield Daventry Goole Ivybridge Marazion Dawlish Gosport Jersey March Deal Grantham Kelvedon Margate Denbigh Gravesend Kendal Market Deoping Derby Grimsby Keswich Market Drayton Dereham Guernsey Kettering Market Harboh. Devizes Guildford, Surry Kidderminster Market Raisin Devonport Guisborough Kimbolton Market Street Dewsbuiy Hadleigh Kineton Market Weighn. Diss Halesworth Kingsbridge Marlborough Doncaster Halifax Kingston on Marlow Dorchester Halstead Thames Maryport Dorking Harleston Kington Matlock, Derby Dover Harlow Kirby Lonsdale Meksham Downham Earrowgate Knaresborough Melton Mowbray Driffield Hartfordbridge Knutsford Merthyr Tydvil Droitwich Harwich Lamberhurst Middlewich Dudley Haslemere Lampeter Midhurst Dunchuvch Hastings Lancaster Mildenhall Dunmow Hatfield Launceston Milford 34 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

Milnthorpe Preston Shrewsbury Torguay Mold Prestonbrook Sidmouth Torrington Monmouth Pulhely Sittingbourne Totness Morfeth Q,ueenborough Skipton Towcester Moreton in Mar. Ramsgate Sleaford Tring Namptwich Ravenglass Slough Trowbridge Narbetb. Reading Solihull Tunbridge Neath Redruth Somertoh Tunbridge "Wall Newark Reigate Southall Tuxford Newbury Retford Southam Uckfield Newcastle-on- Rhayder Southampton Ulverston Tyne Richmond, York South Molton Uppingham Newcastle under Rickmans worth South Petherton Usk Lyme Ringwood Spalding Uttoxetter Newmarket Ripley, Surrey Spilsby Uxbridge Cambridge Ripon Spittal Wakefield Newnham Robertsbridge Stafford Wallingford Newport, Isle of Rochdale Staines Walsall Wight Rochester Stamford Waltham Cross Newport, Mon- Rochford Stanmore Wangford mouth Rockingham Staplehurst Wansford Newport, Pagnel Romney, New Stevenage AVantage Newport, Shrop- Ross, Hereford Steyning Ware shire Rotherham Stelton Wareham Newton Abbot Rougham Stockbridge Warminster Newton, Montgo - Royston Stockford Warrington rnery Rugby Stockton on Tees AVarwick Northallerton Rugeby Stockenchurch AVatford Northampton Rumford Stokesley Wednesbury Norleach Rumsey Stone Weedon Northwich Ruthin Stoneham Welchpool Norwich Ryde, Isle of Wt Stony Stratford AVelford Nottingham Saffron Walden Stourbridge Wellinborough Oakham St. Albans Stourport Wellington, Oakhampton St. Asaph Stowmarket Shropshire Odiam St. Austel Stratford-on- Wellington, Oldham St. Clears Avon Somersetshire Ollerton St. Columb Stroud Wells, Norfolk Ongar St. Helens Sudbury Wells, Somerset. Ormskirk St. Ives, Hunt Sunderland AVellwyn Oswestry St. Leonard's on Swaffham Wendover Otley Sea Swansea AVest Bromwich Oundley St. Neots Swindon AYestbury Overton Salisbury Tadcaster AVeston Super Oxford Sandback Taiback Mare Pembroke Sandwich Tamworth Wetherby Penkridge Sawbridgeworth Tarporley Weymouth Penrith Saxmundham Taunton Wheatley Penryn Scarborough Tavistock Whitby Penzance Scole Teignmouth AVhitchurch, Pershore Selby Tenbury Hampshire Peterborough Settle Tenby Whitchurch, Petersfield Seven Oaks Tenterden Shropshire Petworth Shaftesbury Tetbury Whitehaven Pewsey Shearness Tetsworth Wigan Pickering Sheffield Tewkesbury Wigton, Cumber- Plymouth Shepton Mallet Thame land Plym ton Shearbourne Thetford Wimbourne Pocklington Shields, North Thirsk Wincanton Pontefract Shields, South Thorne Winchester Poole Sheffnal Thrapstone Windsor Portsmouth Shipston Tipton Wingham Prescot Shooters Hill Tiverton Winslow Presteign Shoreham Topsham Wirksworth REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 35

Wisbeach Wolverhampton Worcester Yarm Witham Woodbridge Workington Yarmouth, Nor- AVitney Woodstock Worksop folk Wiviliscombe Woodgates Worthing Yealmpton Wokingham Wootten-under- Wrexham Yeovil Woburn Edge Wymondham York

The following Of)ices, within the limits of the London "wopenny Post, art empowered tc grant and pay Money Orders, vim: :-

Receiving Houses within the Three-mile circle. GENERAL POST OFFICE.

Branch Offices.

Borough (for is Camberwell Kennington Cross Pimlico suing Orders G reen Kingsland Road Ratcliffe only) Cambden Town Lambeth Strand Charing Cross City Road Limehouse Tottenham Court Old Cavendish Dock Head Old Kent Road Road Street Gray's Inn Lane Oxford Street Upper Baker St. Battle Bridge Hackney Piccaclily Whitechapel Bloomsbury Islington

Beyond the Three-mile Circle. Barking Deptford Highgate Romford Barnet Dulwich Hounslow Shootershill Bexley Edgeware Kensington Southall Brentford Edmonton Kingston-on- Stanmore Bromley, Kent Enfield Thames Stratford, Essex Brompton, Mid- Footcray Lewisham Sydenham dlesex Greenwich Norwood, Surrey Tooting Chelsea Hammersmith Paddington Waltham Cross Clapham Hampstead Putney Woodford

Croydon Harrow Richmond, Surrey j Woolwich

Post Tow ns in Ireland which grant and pay M mey Orders.

Abbeyleix Ballybritas Bray Castle Blackeney Adair Ballycastle Brookboro Castleblany Ahascragh Ballyconnel Bruff Castlecomer Antrim Ballygowley Buncrane Castleconnell Ardara Ballyglass Bunratty Castle Dawson Ardee Ballyjamesduff Burrosakane Castledermot Ardaraham Ballymahon Burros-in- Ossorj Castlefin Arklow Ballymenagh Bushmills Castlemartyr Armagh Ballymoney Buttevant Castlepollard Arthurstown Ballymote Capinteely Castlerea Ashbourn Ballynacargy Caherciven Castletown Ashford Ballynamore Cahir Castletown Delvin Athboy Ballyshannon Caledon Castle Wellan Athlone Ballytore Callan Cavan Athy Baltinglass Camolin Celbridge Auchnacloy Benagher Cappoquin Charleville Aughrim Banbridge Carlow Clara Bagnalstown Bandon Cam Clare Ballyborough Bangor Carnew Clifden Balbriggan Bantry Carrickfergus Clogham Balleghaderin Belfast Carrickmacross Clogheen Ballibay Belmullet Carrick-on- Shan Clogher Ballina Belturbet non Cloghnakilty Ballinasloe Blackrock Carrack-on-Suir Clonard Ballinacollig Blessington Cashel Clonee Ballingarry Booterstown Castlebar Clones Ballinrobe Boyle Castle Bellingham Clonmel 36 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

Clough Gilford Lowtberstown Ramelton Cloughjordan Gore's Bridge Lucan Randal stown Cloyne Gorey Lurgan Raphoe Coleraine Gort Macroom Rathanagan Collooney Gowran Maghera Rathcoole Comber Granard Magherafelt Rathcormack Cookstown Headford Mallow Rathdowney Cootehill Hillsborough Manorhamilton Rathdrum Cork Hollymount Markethill Rathfriland Cove Hollywood Maryborough Rathkeale Craughwell Howth Maynooth Rathowen Crosdorey Inistiogue Middletown Rochfortbridge Crumlin Innisbannon Millstreet Roscommon Curofin Johnstown Miltown Malby Roscrea Cusbendall Kanturk Mitcbelstown Ross Dangati Keady Moate Rosscarberry Delganny Kells Mohill Rosstrevor Berry Kenmare Moira Shinrone Dingle Kilbeggan Monaghan Sixmile Bridge Donaghadee Kilcock Monasteveren Skibbereen Donegal Kilcullen Moneygall Slane Donerail Kildare Moneymore Sligo Downpatrick Kildorrery Mountmelich Stewartstown Drogheda Kildysart Mount Nugent Stoneford Dromond Kilkeel Mountrath Strabane Dromove Kilkenny Moville Stradbally Dromore, West Killala Moy Stradone Drumsna Killaloe Mullingad Stranorlor Dublin Killarney Naas Strokestown Dundalk Kiliybegs Navan Swinford Dunfanagby Killyleigh Nenagh Swords Dungannon Killysandara Newbridge Taghmon Dungsrvon Kilmacthomas Newcastle Tallaght Dungiven Kilmallock Newmarket-on- Tallow Dunleer Kilrush Fergus Tanderagee Dunshaugblin Kilwurth Newport, Tip- Tarbert Durrow King's Court perary Templemore Edenderry Kingstown Newport, Mayo Thomastown Edgeworthstown Kinnegad Newry Thurles Elphin Kinsale Newtonards Tinghaly Emo Kish Newton Barry Tippsrary E myvale Knock Newton Forbes Tralee Enfield Larne Newton Liinavady Trim Ennis Leighlinbridgo Newton Mount Tuam Enniscorthy Leixlip Kennedy Tubbermore Enniskillen Lctterkenny Newton Stewart Tullamcre Ennistimon Limerick Oldcastle Tullow Eyrecourt Lisbourn Omach Tynan Fermoy Lismore Oranmore Tyrells Pass Ferns Lisnaskea Parsontown Virginia Fethard Listowel Pbillipstown Warrenspoint Flurrybridge Littleton Pilltown Waterford Frankford Londonderry Portadown Westport Frenchpark Longford Portafarry Wexford Freshford Loughbrickland Portarlington Wicklow Galway Loughgall Portglenone Youghal! Gar vah Loughrea Portumna .

STAMPS AND TAXES.

William Brown, Advocates' Buildings, Distributor of Stamps, Col- lector of Land ( Cess) and Assessed Taxes, and of Property and Income Tax, for Aberdeen and Kincardine shires; Clerk, James Grant. N.B.—The Subsidy Tax is payable at Mr. Brown's Office, Advocates' Buildings, Back Wynd. Robert Brown, 131, Union Street, Inspector of Taxes for Aberdeen, Banff, Forfar, and Kincardine shires. John Munro, 85, Union Street, Surveyor of Taxes for the City. John Fimester, 1 Adelphi Court, Surveyor of Taxes for the 2d or Huntly District of Aberdeenshire. George F. Leith, Knock, Mintlaw, Surveyor for the 3d or Peterhead District. John Mi Campbell, Montrose, Surveyor for the South District of Kincardineshire

EXCISE.

OFFICE— 116, KING STREET.

James M'Laren, Collector. J, Mackenzie Hunter, Clerk. First District.—William Smith, Supervisor.—Alexander M'llliriach, Thomas Comrie, Joseph Cottingham, William Dick, William Dustan, James K. Simson, and Robert Lyall, Officers. Second District. —John Munro, Supervisor. — Rawnald M'Hardy, Geo. Patrick, Thomas Baxter, Thomas Watts, Daniel J. Flattely, Joseph Kennedy, William Ross, and Thomas Mitchell, Officers. Third District. —Daniel Colquhoun, Supervisor. —Robert Mathison, William Dear, Alex. M'Nee, William Campbell, James Keay, John Duncan, and Francis Frogatt, Officers.

PERMIT OFFICE— 112, KING STREET.

Morris Forsyth, Permit Writer.

CUSTOMS.

John Smithers, Collector and Receiver of Northern, English, and Irish Lights. John Exley, Comptroller and Landing Surveyor.

Geo. Sim, 1st Clerk ; Alex. Lyell, 2d Clerk ,- John Martin, 3d Clerk. James Oliver, Landing Waiter of First Class.

p' '„ . , ' > Landing Waiters of Second Class.

James M'Callum, Tide Surveyor. James Crow and James Imray, Lockers. D. Hart, John Casey, James Duncan, and Alex. Budge, Tide Waiters of First Class. Robert Warden, William Gillan, James Collie, P. Ross, and J. Cruickshank, Tide Waiters of Second Class. A. Forbes, G. Allen, J. M'Carthy, and W. M'Callum, Boatmen. A. Marnoch, Housekeeper and Messenger. SEC. V.-COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.

BANKS.

ABERDEEN BANKING COMPANY.— 1767.

Robert Grant of Tillyfour, Governor.

Ordinary Directors. J. Blaikie, Advocate, Aberdeen G. Henry, Merchant, Aberdeen N. Burnett, Advocate, Aberdeen J. Kilgour of Bethelnie David Chalmers of Westburn Henry Lumsden of Auchindoir Duncan Davidson of Inchmarlo J. Murray, Advocate, Aberdeen R. Dyce, Advocate, Aberdeen D. Rose, Shipowner, Aberdeen P. Farquharson of Whitehouse Alex. Smith of Glenmillan

Extraordinary Directors.

Sir Charles Bannerman, Bart Hans. Geo. Leslie of Dunlugas T. Burnett, Advocate, Aberdeen W. J. Lumsden of Balmedie A. Black, Merchant, do. Dr. H. Macpherson, King's Col- J. Bremner, Advocate, do. lege James Bruce of Longside Rev. Dr. Mearns, King's College James Bucban of Auchmacoy John J. Roy, Altdowrie Cottage Francis J. Cochran of Balfour Charles Runcy of Millbank P. Davidson, yr. of Inchmarlo J. A. Sandilands, Aberdeen J. Duncan, Advocate, Aberdeen Robert Scott, Yochershill Alexander Forbes of Blackford Robert Simpson of Cobairdy Alex. Fraser, City Chamberlain Right Rev. Bishop Skinner, Francis Gordon of Kincardine Aberdeen Alexander Gordon of Newton J. Smith, Architect, Aberdeen Alex. Henderson of Caskieben William Strachan, Banff Sir J. Innes of Edingight, Bart. Dr. Thos. Thomson, Inverury Dr. Alex. Kilgour, Aberdeen J. Whyte, Merchant, Aberdeen

David Wyllie, Cashier. Samuel Middleton and George Sinclair, Tellers. William Catto and John Roger, Accountants. William Catto, Inspector of Branches. BRANCHES. Banff,^^^E. G.,Sangster Inverury, ^Robert Innes Cullen, —„™William L. Taylor Keith, Robert Green Elgin, „™~—.Forsyth & Young Peterhead, Gray & Boyd Ellon,.—,„™„Robert Lendrum Tarland, —.^Andrew Ross Fochabers, Arthur Reid Sub-branches at Turriff, Port- Fraserburgh, —George Wallace soy, and Banchory JJuntly, Robert Milne

ABERDEEN TOWN AND COUNTY BANK.— 1825.

Capital, £1,000,000.

Sir Thomas Burnett, Bart, of Leys, Governor.

Extraordinary Directors. Adam Arbuthnot, Peterhead D. Copland, Merchant, Aberdeen Prof. J. Bentley, King's College L. Cruickshank of Deemount George Birnie, Johnstone Place, R. Duff of Fetteresso and Culter Aberdeen Rev. Alex. Ewing, Forres A. Black of Forresterhill J. Ferguson of Kinmundy J. H. Burnett, W.S., Edinburgh Alex. Gibbon of Johnston -

COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 39

Alex. Grant of Drumminor Dr. A. Ligertwood of Water H. Hall, Merchant. Aberdeen idgemuir John Henry of Watchmount W. M'Combie of Easter Skene Wm. Humphrey of Cuttlehill A. Oldman, Merchant, Aberdeen J. Johnston, sen., Merchant, A. Robertson, Balgownie Lodge Aberdeen James Shepherd of Aldie

Ordinary Directors,

Alex. Brown *Alex. Gordon *"William Simpson Alex. Buiness Alex. Irvine Alex. Stronach *Robert Catto Dr. Wm. Jack Major A. F. Tayler "Charles Chalmers A. Johnston, W.S. Alex. Thorn Dr. Alex. Ewing Andrew Murray James Williamson James Ferguson *Thomas Sangster *Peter Williamson James Fraser *James Simpson Those marked thus * form the Committee of Management. W. Littlejohn, Cashier. John Bramwell, Secretary and Inspector of Branches. John Keith and Charles Mitchell, Tellers. James Johnston, Accountant. W. R. Riddel, John Jamieson, Wm. Rae, and John Fraser, Clerks. BRANCHES.

Ellon, r. -John Rae R. B. Sangster Huntly, „ ^George Lawson Thomas Knox

Inverury, , .A. S. M'Lean Alexander Adam Keith, „™ „W. Thurburn A. W. Kinnear Laitrencekirk,„T>axid Dickson

NORTH OF SCOTLAND BANKING COMPANY.— 1836.

Capital, £1,000,000.

Directors. *T. Blaikie, Provost *Lewis Crombie * Alexander Jopp of Aberdeen John Gibb John Duncan William Adam James Edmond John Smith, jun. *Alex. Anderson *Robert Johnston Geo. Thompson, jun.

Those marked thus * are the Committee of Management. Henry Paterson, Manager. Francis Smith, Accountant. John Christall, Edward Fiddes, and John Kynoch, Tellers. Charles S. Gordon, Inspector of Branches. John Sim, William Beattie, William Simpson, John K. Greig, Douglas Edwards, and James Rae, Clerks.

.J. Farquharson A. Davidson & Sou -G. Cruickshank Roderick Hay .H. Sutherland Wm. Longmore Dufftown, .James Petrie Robert Adam Elgin, „~ -George Robertson Wm. Alexander Fraserburgh, -.Robert Stephen K. M'Askill Innes Huntly, , ~J. & J. Robertson Alexander Inverness, „„ „A. & J. M'Tavish Norman Gordon SUB-BRANCHES. Aberchirder, Alford, Buckie, Ellon, Insch, New Deer, Oldmeldrum, Old Deer, Portsoy, Strichen, Tarland. ;

BANK OF SCOTLAND.—1780. Arthur Thomson, Agent. Alex. Sim, Accountant. J. Taggart, Teller. Andrew Buick and John Sim, Clerks. BRANCHES. fj. Thomson, In- C Ch. Campbell, \ terim Agent J Manager D. J. Mack "1 W. J. Duncan, T. M'Clelland V Sub-manager John Ogg —A. & T. Todrick ( Robert and Alex. J. Mackenzie ( Robertson R. & P. Darling f M. M'Kerrow —Adam Cowie \ H. Rose ("David & A. G. A. Macintosh \ Morgan ~W. H. M'Lellan R. Threshie .John Romanes T. Crichton Thomas Jones John Sturroek, John Barclay Manager. James Findlay A. .Neilson, Sub- P. G. Stewart manager. John Bain J. S. Ronaldson Alex. Brodie A. & W. Purves Wm. Stewart A. Macfarlane J. & W. Tennent L. Chalmers »G. C. Dinwoodie Robert Baine

The Bank of Scotland draws on the Bank of England and Branches ; Coutts & Co., and Smith, Payne, & Smiths, London Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, and Branches ; Northum- berland and Durham District Bank, and Branches; Provincial Bank of Ireland, and Branches ; and negotiates Bills on all the principal towns in Scotland, England, and Ireland, and in foreign parts.

BRITISH LINEN COMPANY (ABERDEEN).— 1833.

Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1746. Thomas Best, Agent.

Joseph Simpson, Accountant and Teller. James Buyers, Clerk. BRANCHES. {J. Parish and Annan,^^., J. .J. Macgregor Brand David Goodsir Arbroath, „ ~Dickson & Goodall Lewis Houston Balfron, „„ —T. Robertson —John Ferme Srechin)rr^. — Speid & Black {J. Henderson & Carluke ai S. Simpson j-J. Gilchrist Wishaw,. ( Dickson & Da- Castle- Douglass, John Sinclair \ vidson Thos. Douglas ~~John Ross Pagan & Christie {Montgomery & R. Adamson M'Jannel John Kelly —.John Elliot John Symers Patrick "Wilson Robert Douglas /D. M'Pherson, (Cunningham & (. jun. \ Hillston J. W.Williamson ~Alex. Brander ,W. Forest & Son Thos Davidson Alex. Stevenson —

Leith, J. Cundell f W. H. Hunter & Perth, Cunning ,, , f J. Curie and J. \ *<*»«.— <~{ Er8kine Sanquhar, _J. W. M'Queen Montrose, James Beattie Selkirk, ~~~ »„John Lang Davidson {Moreland and Naim.^n Adam Stranraer, Newton- Stewart, James Newell M'Neel {Williamson & f Stewart & Black- Paisley, Tain,~.*~~ Ross ( wood „„John Black Peebles, . John Welsh Wiston, —

The British Linen Company draws on Smith, Payne, & Smiths, London; the Branches of the Bank of England; the Bank of Ire- credit on the Bank of Mon- land, and Branches ; grant letters of Toronto, and Agen- treal, and Agencies ; Bank of Upper Canada, America Sam Smith cies ; Prime, Ward, and King, New York, in ; on the Continent & Co., Nottingham ; and on the principal towns of Europe.

COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND.— 1812.

Alexander Blackie, Agent. Charles Watt, Accountant and Teller. Alex. Mitchell and C. H. Nicolson, Clerks; BRANCHES. W. Johnston Grangemouth,m„J. S. M'Kay R. Jameson Hamilton,^*.—,T. Anderson James Scott Hawick,^*.^^,J. & G. Oliver And. M'Ewan Invergordon, „„-Robert Grigor William King Inverness,~™ James Wilson James Purdie Kelso, „—„.„„„James Douglas James Anderson Kilmarn ock, „A. J. Bruce Nath. Harvey Kirkcaldy, „,„S. Davidson John Wood Kirkwall, ,~--James Spence William Brown Lanark, „™..Thomas Paul Robert Ross Leith, ™~„~~w-Alex. Spence Geo. Hogarth Leven, ~-David Nicol G. Gray Linlithgow, „~~John Hardie Wm. Paul Musselburgh, —.J. M'Cornick William Goldie Newburgh, Fife, T. Anderson W. H. Ritchie Perth, ~~„~, William Gloag Wm. Warren Peterhead, „™„T. B. Bremner R. C. Wilson Pitloclirie,^*.—-A. M'Naughton .J. Lawson James Morrison T. Bowhill Tain, ,,,~,„~„~.Geo. Murray Henry Salmon Thurso, ~™ .-Alex. Henderson W. Whyte Turriff, .Francis Souter John Wyld Wick, „„Josiah Rhind SUB-BRANCHES.

Bonhill, ,™». ^Patrick Moir Markinch,^ D. G. Rutherford Kilwinning,, -Hugh King Mauchline, J. Strathdee

Kincardine, , „A. C. Stephen

The Commercial Bank of Scotland draws on Messrs. Jones, in Great Bri- Loyd, & Co., London ; negotiates Bills in every place letters tain and Ireland where there is a Bank or Banker ; issues of credit on the principal towns in England, Ireland, and Canada, and also on New York and Paris, and transmits money to Australia. . . . ;

NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND.— 1833.

Alexander Chivas, Advocate, Agent.

John Murray, Sub-Acct. A. Macfarlane and "W". Mackintosh, Clerks. BRANCHES.

Airdrie, *****. -James Kidd Inverary, Alex. Macarther Anstruther, -Mat. Conolly Islay, .D. M'Alister -James Crosbie Jedburgh, .fm, Rutherford -John Johnston Kelso, .James Tait Castle- Douglas, -Jas. Lidderdale Kirkcaldy,. .Henry Beveridge Dalkeith, *******. •George Gray Kirkwall, * John Baikie Dingwall,,,**.*,* .H. I. Cameron Langholm, John Nicol

Dumfries, *******. -Alex. Hannay Leith, ****** .James Wallace Dundee, **„,„*,. -P. H. Thorns Montrose, * .David Hill

Falkirk, -Robert Adam Nairn, „ Alex. JE. Grant Forres, **********„ -Robert Watson Oban, .Camp. Paterson Fort- William,*. -Thos. Macdonald Perth, -D. L. Jolly Galashiels,******, -Robert Haldane Portree, *** .Rod. Macleod Grantown,******, -John Grant Stirling, * Patrick Connal Hawick, ********* -James "Wilson Stornoway, .Rod. Morison Inverness, ****.**. -John Mackay Stromness,. -John Beatton BILL COLLECTORS.

Bruntisland, . -James Speed Glasgow, ******* -C. Cunningham Dunfermline, -John Malcolm Inverkeithing, -W. Fraser The National Bank of Scotland negotiates Bills on every place in Scotland, England, and Ireland, where there is a Bank or Banker.

CITY OF GLASGOW BANK.—(Aberdeen, 1844.)

Capital, £1,000,000.

Local Directors. George B. Bothwell Leslie Clark John Leslie Robert Carr William Gordon Thos. Melville, sen. John Clark John Humphrey Patrick Simpson William Bain, Manager. John Green, Cashier. John Morison, Accountant. John Walker, Clerk.

Ardrishaig, -J. G. Thomson Johnston, John Reid Barrhead, ** -Thomas M'Lennan Newton Mearns, Robert Howie Edinburgh, -Robert Bell Peebles, Walter Thorburn Galashiels, -William Hastie In addition to the above, the City of Glasgow Bank draws on Smith, Payne, and Smiths, London— negotiates bills in every place in Great Britain and Ireland where there is a Bank cr Banker and issues letters of credit on the principal towns of Scotland, England, and Ireland.

NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS' BANK OF ABERDEEN.— 1845. Office—17, Guestrow. Managers. The Lord Provost The President of the Society of The Eldest Baillie Advocates The Dean of Guild The Treasurer of ditto. The Convener of the Trades The President of the Shipmaster The Minister of the West Parish Society ,

The Member of Parliament for The Sheriff-substitute, Aberdeen the City The Convener of the County The Member of Parliament for The President of the Mechanics' the County Institution The Sheriff The Secretary of do.

The above are Managers ex officii*. *Wm. Allardyce, Merchant •Alexander Jopp, Advocate *John Blaikie, Advocate Alexander Low of Altries *Alex. Brown, Bookseller George Lyall, Merchant *David Chalmers of Westburn •John D. Milne, Advocate *Duncan Davidson of Inchmarlo Robert Moir, Merchant Patrick Davidson, Advocate *James Murray, Advocate John Duncan, Manufacturer Alexander Pirie of Waterton * Nathaniel Farquhar, Advocate 4rthur Read, Manufacturer James Fraser, Merchant Alexander Simpson, Merchant James Gibbon, do. Alexander Smith of Glenmillan Wm. Henderson, M.D. *Arthur Thomson, Banker *John Whyte, Merchant *George Henry, Merchant | Those marked thus * are Trustees. David Wyllie (Aberdeen Bank), Treasurer. Alexander Ross, Advocate, Actuary and Cashier. The Bank is open every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, from 9 to 10 morning, and from 7 to 8 evening, for the receipt and repay- ments. Annuity business transacted on Fridays, at 10 o'clock.

SHIPPING COMPANIES.

ABERDEEN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

STEAM SHIPS. Tons. Horse Power. Commander. City of London (iron steamer), 1070 420 ~~ John Cargill City of Aberdeen, 961 320 ^ Daniel Mearns Duke of Wellington, 586 180 ~- North Star, 506 -~. SAILING VESSELS.

Paragon, J. Linklater Aberdonian, „Thos, Howling Superior, „—M. Christopher London,^™™ .J. T. Willet William Hogarth, Florence, — vJohn King ABERDEEN AND LONDON TRADE. One of the above-named Steam-ships leaves each end of the line every Saturday ; and one of the fast-sailing Clipper Schooners leaves Aberdeen for London, with cargo, every week. ABERDEEN AND HULL TRADE. During the Summer months, one of the Company's Steam- ships generally occupies this station, performing the voyage weekly —leaving Aberdeen on Wednesday, and Hull on Saturday. One of their Clipper Schooners leaves each end of the line every Wed- nesday during the withdrawal of the steamer. INVERNESS AND LONDON TRADE. The Duchess of Sutherland leaves each of these stations every alternate Monday, calling at the intermediate ports.

f R. Matthew, Aberdeen Steam Wharf, 257, Wapping, Lon- Jgents,< James Davidson, 3, Wellington Street, Hull. [don. (.James Saunders, Inverness. Manager, William Just, Waterloo Quay, Aberdeen. , —

ABERDEEN, LEITH, AND CLYDE SHIPPING COMPANY. STEAM SHIPS. The Queen (iron), 260 horse power, W. Campbell, sen., commander. Duke of Richmond, 220 ... W. Campbell, jun., Sovereign, 200 ... A.Smith, Bonnie Dundee, „™130 ... Andrew Crane, These Steamers sail regularly from 1st March to 1st December as under : LEITH AND ABERDEEN PASSAGE. From Aberdeen every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and

Saturday ; and from Leith every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, at six o'clock in the morning. LEITH, ABERDEEN, WICK, ORKNEY, AND SHETLAND PASSAGE. The Sovereign leaves Leith every Friday morning, and Aber- deen bay every Friday afternoon, for the above ports ; and leaves these ports every Tuesday for Aberdeen and Leith. LEITH, ABERDEEN, CROMARTY, AND INVERNESS PASSAGE. The Duke of Richmond leaveB Leith every Tuesday morning, and Aberdeen bay every Tuesday afternoon, for Cromarty, Inver- gordon, and Inverness ; and leaves these ports every Friday morning for Aberdeen and Leitb, calling at Findhorn, Burghead, Los- siemouth, Banff, Montrose, and Arbroath.

Leith, .George Mathieson Findhorn, „~, .Thomas Davids on Arbroath, „„ »D. Johnson Invergordon, ~K. M'Kenzie Montrose, »*w» -Patrick Mason Inverness, „^, .A. M'Kenzie, jun. Banff, ,™, .William Brown Wick, -J. Brebner & Sons Lossiemouth, .John Todd Kirkwall, „„ .William Flett Burghead, „ „P. Christall Lerwick, ,Wm. Merrylees SAILING VESSELS. Leith Traders. Glasgow Traders,

Aberdeen Packet, .Booth Glasgow Packet, .. Paterson Edinburgh Packet, Rennie Courier, ™~ Campbell -Smith Liverpool Packet, Snowie Forth, .Rennie Dahlia, „™™ ~ Boyack. G. Mathieson, Agent, Leith. A. Laird & Son, Agents, Glasgow.

These vessels sail regujarly twice a week, and are fitted up in a superior style, with every accommodation for passengers.

Robert Mitchell, Manager.—Office, 65, Quay, Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN AND NEWCASTLE STEAM NAVIGATION COy.

The steam ship Velocity, John Stewart, commander, sails from Aberdeen for Newcastle every Wednesday, and from Newcastle for Aberdeen every Saturday. Nisbet & Robertson, Managers, 47, Marischal Street, Aberdeen. Robert Storey, Newcastls, Agent.

ABERDEEN AND NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE TRADERS.

Queen of the Tyne, —J. Jamieson I Scottish Maid, ™Luke Bruce

The Consort, J. Smith | Triumph, .~~™„,.A1. Masson One of these vessels sails alternately every Saturday from Aber- deen, and every Thursday from Newcastle.

George Leslie, Manager, 11, Quay, Aberdeen. Paul Ormiston, 58, Quay-side, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Agent. COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 45

ABERDEEN AND NEWCASTLE. REGULAR TRADER. Richard Grainger, Thomas Gordon, master, Sails to and from Newcastle every week, and has good accommodation for passengers. George Cruickshank, Manager, 45, Marischal Street.

ABERDEEN AND DUNDEE. The Origen, Oammond, master Guthries, „™„„„Nicol, Juno, Campbell, Sail to and from Dundee once every week. John Kennedy, Manager, Dundee. George Cruickshank, 45, Marischal Street, Aberdeen. James Leslie, Clerk.

FOREIGN CONSULS IN ABERDEEN.

United States, America, William White Belgium, ,~™~~~.v~..~~ ~-~ -~~ Alexander Thom Denmark, ~™~~ ~~ George Bennett

Hanover, „~ . W L. Thomson Hanseatic V . Consul, J Netherlands, Prussia, ^A Thomson Russia, ~- Sweden and Norway, if ~. ™— —™™„ ,

46 MARITIME LIST.

ABERDEEN SHIPPING.

Name and Master. Owner or Agent. Tons. Built. Aberdeen Packet, schooner. Booth „Leith and Clyde Ship. Co 104--1800 Aberdonian, schooner, Howling —Aberdeen Steam-Nav. Co 146-—1840 Agenoria, schooner, Morgan™—™——The Master ™—™— -108--1840 Agostina, barque, Volum —™—™~ —Alex. Booth ™—™— .333--1837 Agnes, brig, Alexander , ™—A. and W. Nicol ™— -161„-1839 Agnes Blaikie, barque, Duthie™— —George Thompson, Jun. .,385-—1841 Albion, brig, Leslie ,™— .™..Alexander Cooper ™*-266--1826 Alexander Harvy, barque, Alexander George Thompson, Jun. -292--1840 Acasta, barque, Webster —Benj. Molr™—™™™.™— .,327.-—1845 Alice Brown, brig, Palmer. ~—Lewis Crombie ™—™— -172--1839 Amelia, schooner, Mackie „„,„™,~—Henry Adamson™— -150-—1840 Amity, brig, Rosie ™—™™—.. —George Thompson, Jun. -311--1825 Anemone, brig, Walker ™— ..George Thompson, Jun. -199-—1840 Ann Smith, barque, Hogg ™—™— ..George Leslie ™—™—™— -292--1839 Ann, schooner, ™—™—™—„Tm. F. Ogg -134-—1839 Ann, schooner, Forbes ™——™™— ..William Allen™™™™™,-167-—1835 Antelope, brig, Henderson ™— —Geo. Spark ™— ..115--1766 Arab, brig, Martin™— ™. —George Thomson ™—— .207-.-1839 Arabella, schooner, Willis —William Punton™™.— .156™-1842 Arethusa, brig, Baxter ™ „ .™—John Ogilvy™—™——™.~162„-1839 Argus, schooner, Jamieson™—™— —Robert Black ™™™™™.< 65™-1842 Ariel, brig, Thompson ™—™—™—™—Henry Adam son ™—„ „128™-1837 Armitstead, brig, Sangster ™— —Alexander Wilson .,132--1825

Aurora, brig, Wattie ™——John Reid ™— .. ,127™-1816 Banchory, brig, Mowat^™«.™™™—A. and W. Nicol.™™™™..122--1825 Belina, brig, Faulkener™—™—™—-J. Catto, Son, & Co. ™—.113™-1822 Betsy, schooner, Talbot ™—™—„D. Talbot » ., 68™-1841 Blossom, sloop, Talbot -The Master ™— - 52™-1810 Bonnie Dundee, steamer, Crane —Leith and Clyde Ship. Co 295™-1837 Brigand, schooner, Daniel ™-George Elsmie & Son ™.156™-1838 Brilliant, ship, Elliot —William Duthie™—™— .332™-1814

Brothers, brig, Kay „—James Winlaw, Jun. ™— ., 92™-1814 Brothers, sloop, Christie ™— ™——The Master ™—™—™— - 32--1823 Carleton, barque, Banse „.—„™„ -Robert Catto and Son™.. .,404--1834 Caroline, barque, Marsh ,™—™——„Neil Smith™-™-™- .435--1839 Catherine, brig, Thomson ™— -Henry Adamson™— .220™-1839 Cato, schooner, Henderson™—™—™—Robert Catto and Son -117--1836 Charles, brig, Creighton „J. Catto, Son, and Co.™™.131™-1836 Charlotte, brig, Leslie ™™™. -Oswald, George, and Co. ,,156™-1839 Childe Harold, brig, Clark —™-Oswald, George, and Co..,100™-1828 Christina, barque, Craig ™—™—™—-John Catto, Son, and Co 247™-1840

Citizen, brig, Stafford™™™.™—™——James Goldie„ . .™—— .139™-1842 City of Aberdeen, steamer, Mearns ..Aberdeen Steam-Nav. Co 961™-1835 Clio, brig, Maitland™—™—™™™™.-Robert Maitland .168™-1839 Columbine, brig, Robertson ™—™——Benjamin Moir .176™-1839 Cock of the North, smack, Mills ™—-Hogarth and Co.™—,™™„ 48™-1835 Commerce, schooner, Petty ™™™--Aberdeen Commercial Co 140™-1838 Commodore, brig, Young ™— —James Murray.™.™—™™.149™-1837 Concord, schooner, M'Pherson ™——Aberdeen Commercial Co 145™-1838 Courier, smack, Campbell ™™„„ Leith and Clyde Ship. Co 66™-1825 Crusader, barque, Naughten ™—™—-John Catto, Son, and Co 224™-1840 Dahlia, schooner, Boyack ™—™—™—-Leith and Clyde Ship. Co 73™-1835 Deva, brig, Sprout —™—™—-Alexander Morrice — .238™-1838 Dorothy, steamer, ™—™—™——James Robinson™™™™.- 20™-1839 Dwina, brig, Sangster ,,,-,.,.,.„-„„. -Alexander Wilson ™-™..129™-1825 Duchess of Sutherland, St., Howling-Aberdeen Steam Nav. Co 717™-1836 Duke of Richmond, st., Campbell -Leith and Clyde Ship. Co 485™-1838

Duke of Sutherland, smack, Wellard Hogarth and Co. ., 48™-1836 Duke of Wellington, St., ™—™. -Aberdeen Steam Nay. Co. 580™-1829 Earl of Hopetoun, schooner, Ritchi 3 Thomas Adam ™—™—™..134™-1826 Eagle, schooner, Gordon ™—™— -Alexander Falconer™.—,„ 69™-1812 ———... ——~.. -

MARITIME LIST. 47

Name and Master, Owner or Agent. Tons. Built. Edinburgh Packet, smack, — „Leith and Clyde Ship. Co . 74-—1812 Edward, brig, Martin —,— ^William Connon „.—™ . 76-,—1788 Elizabeth, brig, Ganson - -Robert Johnston .162--.1839 -.1840 Elizabeth, schooner, Smith™-, -. -Neil Smith —— .13G- Elizabeth, schooner, Gray —— —A. C. Bower — , 70--1841 Eliza Hall, brig, Rennie— —„Abdn. Rope & Sail Co.—.199--.1843

Eliza, schooner, Collie -——. —-William Allen , .136--.1838

Ellen Simson, barque, Leask— „H. Adamson— , . .376--.1841 Enchantress, barque, Forrester — —Alexander Morriee—.241--.1829 Express, brig, Clark—.—— „-Alexander Hay —. .240--.1841

. Clyde Ship. Co.,.„150--.1842 Fairy, schooner, Snowie — . -Leith &

. . ..Aberdeen Commercial Cc .131--.1836 Falcon, brig, Cadenhead — ,. Falconer,. 85--.1838 Falcon, schooner, Gordon „ , ——Alexander — - Fame, brig, Dunningham — —George Leslie ——~.203--.1840 Favourite, brig, Alexander — —Alexander Duthie — .206- 1844 Fetteresso Castle, smack, -Alexander Bower — . 58- 1831 Five Sisters, brig, Morriee———J. Strachan — ,.—. .146-—1840 Flamingo, brig, Kerr —.,„—„ -George Thompson, Jun. .185-—1837 .130-—1838 Flora, brig, Hay —.„—. , ..Aberdeen Lime Co.—— —1831 Florence, schooner, King™ , -Aberdeen Steam Nav. Cc .127- Forth, schooner, Rennie „ .— -Leith and Clyde Ship. Co 103-—1826 Fortuna, brig, Longmuir„ —-Andrew Anderson —,225-—1842 Foveran, schooner, Henderson . -R. Black— -.—. . 86-—1836 Garland, schooner, Straehan— -Charles Manuelle—— . 88-—1827

Gipsy, schooner, Law „—„— —John Milne ...... 84-—1843

Glasgow Packet, smack, Patterson -Leith and Clyde Ship. Cc . 73„—1811

Gem, brig, Robb . . „Alexander Mitchell _188-—1839 -.1800 Happy Return, schooner, Walker—-G. Spark™ — .— _ 03- Harmony, brig, Boaden — —James Winlaw, Jun.. -142-—1838 .165-—1842 Harriet, brig, Mann —- .,. ——Lewis Crombie — Harvest Home, brig, M'Kenzie —Aberdeen Lime Co—_140„—1838 Helen, barque, Mearns — „-George Thomson™.™. ™305„—1826

- Co. 19-—1831 Helen, smack, Smith , ——Hogarth and —. — ,

Helen, brig, M'Kenzie„ .——, — —John Law ——.—,—„ 91-—1837 Henry Michie, schooner, Murray ,„-The Master ~— .. 76-—1827

Hero, barque, Donald— —William Duthie , -,_288„—1845

, Heroine, ship, Walker , , ——William Duthie ^387-—1831 Hope, schooner, Alexander———Wm. Thomson ——^106--.1826 Hope, brig, Bruce „D. Rose and Co.,—— -126-—1843 Inconstant, brig, Dunlop —.—.— —R. Anderson—.—.,—,—^.186- 1839 -Alexander Mitchell—™. .267-—1842 Iron Queen, barque, ——.——Vernon and Co - .349--.1841 Isabella, brig, Nicol .— —Alexander Hay v.155-—1838 Isabella and Ann, brig, Main — —Alexander Morriee—,— .228„—1839 Isla, brig, Robertson „ .—— — —Oswald, George, and Co. 119-—1840

Janes, brig, Stewart———. , . —Geo. Thompson, Jun. . .187-—1840 Jane Boyd, barque, Middleton —Geo. Thompson, Jun. —.387-—1843 Janets, brig, Wilson .™ — -A. and W. Nicol — ™182„—1839 Jean, sloop, M'Pherson— , .. . — Gowan—.——— » 52-—1801 John, brig, Peters ———,——.Vm. F. Ogg— .—.114-—1803 John Hector, brig, Leslie — —-George Cruickshank — .190-—1840 Julia, smack, Kay,, ——— -.The Master — —. 19-—1830 Joseph, smack, Cook — _. —..Hogarth and Co — —~ — —1836 Kincardineshire, brig, Dunn — -James Goldie , ,193-—1838 Lady of the Lake, sch., Symmers ^Aberdeen Commercial Co .100-—1839

Lion, brig, Ruxton . „——„, ,-Alexander Morriee . ..—.275-—1826 Lisbon Packet, brig, Gavin™ ,—„W. L. Thomson-.. —.116-—1813

Liverpool Packet, sch., Mitchell —-Leith and Clyde Ship. Cc . 81-—1819 Logie o' Buchan, schooner, Gordon -Alexander Mitchell —™ 98-—1840 London, schooner, Willet — -Aberdeen Steam Nav. Co 142-—1840 Lord Seaton, barque, Talbot — —Oswald, George, and Co..™440„—1840 Mansfield, schooner, Wallace - —-Thomas Adam .120-—1802 Mansfield, sehooner, Philips —„George Thomson — ™124„-.1824 Margaret Hardy, barque, Martin ,295-—1840 ——... , „ „„. —„„

48 MARITIME LIST.

Name and Master. Owner or Agent, Tons. Built. Margaret Littlejohn, brig, Watt. -John Ogilvy—— -132 1836 Mariner, schooner, M'Gregor -Robert Maitland. ,115, .1835 Marys, schooner, Fletcher „—-. -George Cruickshank ,133, .1830 Mary Reid, brig, Mitchell -George Gruickshank .113,. .1835 Mathesis, barque, Gordon -James ,305.. —— Gordon, Jun. . .1841 Mayflower, brig, Longmuir.——— -Geo. Thompson, Jun 250, .1842 Medora, brig, Flann. — -John Webster——, 152, .1839 Melpomene, brig, Sutherland -George Murray 195- .1841 Mercury, schooner, Grant .——„— -G. Elsmie and Son 164, .1841 Messenger, schooner, Cargill -John Catto, Son, and Co ,174„ .1839 Michael Williams, brig, Bridgeford—Geo. Thompson, Jun. .227, .1841 Milton, brig, Anderson, Oswald, George, and Co.-162, .1839 Monarch, ship, Booth Robert Catto and Son .701, .1837 Mountain Maid, brig, Allan — John Nicol — 192, .1842 Mungo Park, barque, Thomson Geo. Thompson, Jun. .248, .1838 Myrtle, brig, Steele. Wm. and Geo. Steele™ , 60, .1809 Nautilus, brig, Bowie, Jos. Monro 117, .1824 Neptune, barque, M'Kenzie , —G. Thompson, Jun. 343, .1844 Newastley, brig, Hutchison™-., .—.-John Law ,108, .1804 New Frederick, brig, Strachan, —.-Charles Manuelle 112, .1813 North Star, steamer, —Steam Navigation Co. .500, .1837 Oak, brig, Benzie George Spark ,108, .1815 Pacific, barque, Anderson Anderson — ,380, .1826 Palestine, brig, —„ —.-Robert Catto and Son .202, .1840 Paragon, brig, Dunn —R. Spring ,212, .1841 Paragon, schooner, Linklater — ——Aberdeen Steam Nav. Co 153, .1842 Patriot, brig. Gray William Duncan -- .128, .1827 Paul J ones, tug -boat ,—— John Duffus-. 90, .1827 Pilot, schooner, R. Black. 115, .1840 Plough, schooner, Gibson „„„ William Gray 74, .1834 Pomona, brig, Brebner — Robert Johnston 130, .1838 Powells, schooner, ,— —-.Robert Anderson. .1828 Preceptor, brig, Low jr , IJJJJJU, —George Milne — .1821 Prince of Waterloo, ship, Elder —Robert Catto and Son .1840 Prince of Wales, barque, Alexander—Geo. Thompson, Jun .1842 Prospect, schooner, Leask —Alexander Hay .1824 Pursuit, brig, William Duthie. .1833 Quebec Packet, brig, Stephen Robert Catto and Son .1822 Queen of the Tyne, schr., Jamieson-Geo. Leslie .1844 Queen Victoria, brig, Dempster Geo. Thompson, Jun. .1837 Rapid, brig, Alexander -Alexander Mitchell .1834 Renown, barque, Wood „ William Duthie, .1842 Richard Grainger, schooner, Gordon George Cruickshank .1839 Richebucto, barque, Reid™.- Robert Johnston .1835 Roberts, schooner, Cox™-. James Winlaw, Jun. „ .1840 Robert M' William, brig, M'Donald„Robert Catto and Son .1824 Rose, barque, Gibb .Donaldson Rose and Co., .1843 Rover, schooner, Taylor — .Benjamin Moir,„«- .1840 Samson, schooner, Youngson — .J. Rennie ———— Samson, steamer, Stephen .James Robinson———, St. Clement, brig, Alexander -. James Goldie „ ... St. Lawrence, barque, Tulloch, Donaldson Rose and Co., St. Nicholas, brig, Main —— ,R. Maitland . -, Sarah, schooner, Christie .The Master „ „ ,„— Sarah, brig, Sim .Donaldson Rose and Co., Scotsman, brig, Monro „ .John Catto, Son, and Co., Scottish Maid, schooner, Bruce .George Leslie ————„ Seahorse, tug-boat, —— Harbour Trustees——, Sedulous, brig, Levis —— Nisbet and Robertson— Sibella, schooner, „„ „ Robert Anderson. Sir Edward Banks, schooner, Souter John Gibb and Son. Sir William Wallace, brig, Husband-Donaldson Rose and Co Smitbfield, schooner, Allan Aberdeen Lime Co Sophia, schooner, Chalmers William Connon „ ™

Name and Master. Owner or Agent. Tons. Built.

Sovereign, steamer, Smith ™— „ „Leith and Clyde Ship. Co. 450„ -1836 Sportsman, schooner, Penny ™ -Alexander Morrice 143„ -1831

Star, schooner, Duncan. „ , „ ,Aberdeen Commercial Co. 156„ -1840 Superior, schooner, Christopher „ -Aberdeen Steam Nav. Co. 143- -1816

Supply, brig, Mackie , .—„. -Henry Adam son ™— —150— -1836 Sweet Home, brig, Longmuir „ -Andrew Anderson ™—182— -1839 Swift, sloop, Ross,,™™ ,™„m ..James Winlaw, Jun. ™—„, 64„ -.1780

Sylph, smack, Bruce , -Colonel Gordon™™™™™ 39™, -1830

Sylvanus, brig, Anderson „„ , -Robert Maitland 167~ -.1830

Tartar, brig, Gordon , „ -Alexander Mitchell ™—203„. ~1840 Taurus, schooner, Tindal ™—, .„ .Nisbet and Robertson 184„ -1841 Thalia, barque, Volum —„ .„ .Alex. Booth 35Q„ -1844 The Consort, schooner, Smith™— .Geo. Leslie™,, ™. 199„ -1845

Tbeophilus, brig, Lyon , .„ .R. Maitland 96™ .1818 The Queen, steam-ship, Campbell- ,Lcith and Clyde Ship. Co. 596— .1844 Triumph, schooner, Masson „„, -George Leslie ™—™—™—181™ .1819 True Blue, schooner, Leask ™—„.,^ .A. R. Dyer™,, 93™ .1827 Trusty, schooner, Watson™—™—,— .A. Hector 120™ .1810 Spalding Udny, schooner, ™„ „ .R. Black , 79™ .1835 Undaunted, barque, Ritchie ™™™- .William Duthie 299™ .1841

Union Grove, brig, Dinnson ™—— .The Master , . , 219™ .1839 Velocity, steam-packet, Stewart™— .Nisbet and Robertson ™—256™ 1821

Venus, brig, Baxter ™— , .A, and W. Nicol 134™ .1838

Victoria, brig, Brown . Robert Johnston 109 .1837 Violet, brig, Murray — .„, -Robert Spring 168™. .1836 Volant, brig, Merchant,™™™, -George Thompson, Jun.—173 .1840 Wanderer, brig, Donald „ -William Donald, Jun 155 .1838 Warrior, barque, Davidson™™, -William Duthie™—,,. 307™. .1837 Waterloo, brig, Buthley ™- .Robert Johnston ™— 91 .1815 Waterloo, schooner, Wood .A, and W. Nicol ™— 158 .1841 William Hogarth, schooner .Aberdeen Steam Nav. Co. 140™, .1841 William Maitland, brig, Levie- ,Robert Maitland,,. 159™, .1839 Williams, brig, Anderson „ .J. Goldie . , 218™, .1840 Ythan, schooner, Cravie —„ .Alexander Mitchell ™—84™. .1837

PRINCIPAL FAIRS IN SCOTLAND.

iJgT In some parts of the country the difference between the Old and New Styles is computed to be 11 days, and in others 12 —the Old being so much later than the New. JANUARY.

New Style. Keith, 1st Friday Tarland, Wednes. before 5th day Strichen, 1st Tuesday Tornaveen, 3d Monday Aughtygall, Tuesday after 7th Mannofield, 2d Monday Inverury, 1st Tuesday, and every Camphill, 2d Monday alternate Tuesday till April Deer, Badenscoth, 2d Monday New 3d Wednesday Oldmeldrum, 1st Thurs. af. 18th Forres, 1st "Wednesday Ruthrieston, 3d Monday Park Inn, Deeside, 1st Monday Old Deer, Thursday after 25th Alford, 1st Monday Fochabers, 3d Wednesday Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday Moor of Ordens, last Echt, 1st "Wednesday Tuesday Kinnethmont, 2d Monday of Old Style. every month Granton, 1st Tuesday Ellon, 3d Monday Mortlach, 1st Tuesday Cullen, 7th day Drumblade, 2d Tuesday Banff, 7th day Lockerby, 2d Thursday Newmachar, 2d Monday Laurencekirk, 3d Wednesday FEBRUARY.

New Style. Bervie, Wednesday before 13th Moor of Ordens, last Tuesday Turriff, "Wednesday after 5th Rattray, Tuesday after 1 1th Old Style. Mintlaw, Tuesday after 25th New Pitsligo, Wednes. af. 26th Kildrummy, 1st Tuesday Badenscoth, 2d Monday Banchory, the day before Stone- Alford, 1st Monday haven Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday Stonehaven, Thursday before Echt, 1st Wednesday Candlemas Ellon, 3d Monday Banff, 1st Tuesday Newmachar, 2d Monday Cornhill (Park), 1st Thursday Mannofield, 2d Monday after Candlemas Campbill, 2d Monday Botriphnie, 15th day Tornaveen, 3d Monday Huntly, last Tuesday Ruthrieston, 3d Monday Tarland, last Wednesday Charlton of Aboyne, 3d Wednes. Oldmeldrum, day after Fyvie Forres, 3d Wednesday Fyvie, Wednesday after 1st Tues- Elgin, 3d Friday day after New Moon next after Abergeldie, last Friday Candlemas. MARCH.

New Style. Ellon, 3d Monday Elgin, 3d Friday 1st Tuesday Auchindoir, House of Muir, last Monday Strichen, Tuesday after 4th Fochabers, 4th Wednesday after 18th Old Deer, Thursday Upper Banchory, last Thursday after 18th Memsie, Wednesday Moor of Ordens, last Tuesday Tarves, Wednesday after 19th Old Style. Udny, day before Lenabo Lenabo, Wednesday after 25th Pitmachie, 1st Monday Keith, 1st Friday Marnoch, 1st Tuesday Alford, 1st Monday Kintore, 1st Tuesday Bridge of Don, 1st. Tuesday Inverury, 2d Tuesday Newmachar, 2d Monday Lochel, 2d Tuesday Badenscoth, 2d Monday Migvie, 2d Tuesday Mannofield, 2d Monday Fife Keith, 1st Thursday Camphill, 2d Monday Marnoch, 3d Tuesday Tornaveen, 3d Monday Sliach, 3d Tuesday Ruthrieston, 3d Monday Cornhill (Park), 1st Thursday Echt, Wednes. before last Thurs. Huntly, last Tuesday APRIL.

New Style. Brechin Tryst, 3d Wednesday Craigievar, Friday before Turriff, Wednesday after 5th Muir of Ord, 3d Wednesday Cruden, Tuesday after 11th Bogbaiu, Friday af. Muir of Ord Aberdour, Tuesday after 11th Glenkindy, Monday af. 3d Wed. New Deer, Wednesday after 12th Ruthrieston, 3d Monday Ellon, 3d Monday Tornaveen, 3d Monday Mintlaw, Tuesday after 14th Skene, Tuesday before Pasch Aughtygall, Tuesday after 23d Byth, 1st Thursday Camineston, Thursday af. 27th Bourtreebush, last Tuesday Park Inn, Deeside, 1st Monday Hill of Svvordal, last Tuesday Alford, 1st Monday Elgin, 3d Friday Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday Nairn, 3d Friday Aberlour, 1st Thursday Aberdeen Pasch Market, last Newmachar, 2d Monday Wednesday Mannofield, 2d Monday Braemar, last Wednesday Camphill, 2d Monday Old Aberdeen, last Thursday Inverury, 2d Tuesday Strathdon, last Tuesday Charleston of Aboyne, 2d Wed. Moor of Ordens, Wednesday Forres, 3d Wednesday after last Tuesday Old Style. Inverury, Wednesday after 3d Keith, 1st Tuesday Tuesday Dufftown, 1st "Wednesday Echt, Thursday after 3d Tuesday Auchterless, "Wednesday after Granton, last Tuesday 2d Tuesday Auchindoir, last Tuesday Hawkhall, 3d Tuesday Kepple Tryst, Belhelvie, last Kirkhill of Kinnethmont, Fri- Tuesday day before Hawkhall MAY.

New Style. Aberlour, Thursday before 26th Fettercairn, 27th day, or Satur- Logie, Thursday af. Cumineston day before, if 27th is Monday Altnaharrow, 4th Wednesday Banff, Tuesday after 26th, or on Tarves, Wednesday after 5th that day, if a Tuesday Turriff, Friday after 7th Inveraven, same day Ellon, Tuesday after 11th Tarland, Wednesday before Newbyth, Thursday 26th after 11th Inverury, day before Wartle Longside, "Wednesday after 12th Wartle, Thursday before 26th Strichen, Wednesday after 19th Marnoch of Craigievar, next day Newbyth, Friday after 21st Insch, Friday before 18th Peterhead, Tuesday after 26th Tornaveen, Monday before 26th New Pitsligo, Wednes. af. 25th Banchory, Saturday before 26th Udny, Tuesday after 25th Forres (Feeing), Sat. before 26th Turriff, Saturday before 27th Fochabers, 4th Wednesday Oldmeldrum, Thurs. af. Turriff Huntly, 26th—if Sunday, the day Aberdour, 26th day after Alford, 1st Monday New Deer, Thursday after 26th, Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday or on that day if Thursday Muchalls, 1st Tuesday Glenkindy, 27th day Rosehearty, 1st Tuesday Tomintoul, last Friday Glammis, 1st Wednesday and Wednesday after 26th Old Style. Newmachar, 2d Monday Ballater, 1st Tuesday Camphill, 2d Monday Kildrummy, 1st Tuesday Mannofield, 2d Monday Greenburn, 2d Tuesday Durris, 2d Tuesday Auchinblae, day after Potarch, day following Broadstraik, Thursday after Park Inn, Monday after Kincardine O'Neil, 2d Tuesday Muir of Ord, 2d Wednesday Drumblade, 2d "Wednesday Bogbain, Friday after Stonehaven, Thursday before Cornhill (Park), 2d Thursday "Whitsunday Echt, Tuesday before 26th Strachan, Monday before Stone- Elgin, 2d Friday haven Ruthrieston, 3d Monday Montrose, 1st Fri. after 1st "Wed. Clatt, 3d Tuesday Rothiemay, 3d Tuesday Moor of Ordens, last Tuesday Insch, 3d Wednesday Forres, 3d Wednesday Fife Keith, 3d Thursday Methlic, 3d Thursday Hawkhall, Thursday before last Cullen, 3d Friday Saturday Bervie, Thursday before 19th Auchterless, Friday before last Oldmeldrum, Saturday bef. 26th Saturday Pitmachie, Monday before 22d Auchindoir, last Friday JUNE.

New Style. Lonmay, day before Mintlaw Turriff, Saturday before Trinity Memsie, 1st Thursday after 18th Muir New Deer, Wednesday after 19th Hill of Swordal, 1st Tuesday Lenabo, Wednesday after 26th Cruden, Tuesday after 5th Turriff, Wednesday after 28th Little Byth, Wednesday after 5th Dufftown, Monday before 1st Ellon, Wednesday after 12th Tuesday Mintlaw, Tuesday after 14th Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday Elgin, 1st Tuesday Garmouth, 30th day Muchalls, 1st Tuesday Kirriemuir, 1st Wednesday after Echt, Thomas', 1st Wednesday Glammis Alford, Tuesday of week before Old Style. Trinity Muir Huntly, 2d Tuesday Keith, Wednesday after 1st Tues. Mannofield, 2d Monday Daviot, Wednesday after Cammock Muir, 2d Wednesday Braemar, 1st Thursday Rhynie, Thurs. before 2d Wed. Grantown, 1st Friday Inverury, Monday before Kintore, 2d Tuesday Durris, Friday before Sliach, 2d Tuesday Trinity Muir, 2d Wednesday, Huntly, Wednes. after 2d Tues. Thursday, and Friday Greenburn, 2d Thursday Muir of Ord, 2d Wednesday Megray, 3d Thursday Bogbain, Friday after St. Stair's, Wednesday after last Ruthrieston, 3d Monday Tuesday Aboyne, day before Lenabo Do. (Sheep), Thursday before Cumineston, day before Turriff St. John's of Craigievar, day after Saturday market St. Sair's Upper Banchory, 3d Tuesday Inverury, Tuesday before Bailater (Wool), last Tuesday Greenburn, day before St. Sair's Cornhill (Park) 1st Friday and Tarland, Friday after St. Sair's 4th Thursday JULY.

New Style. Muir of Ord, 3d Thursday Kintore, 4th Tuesday 12th Ellon, Wednesday after Bogbain, Friday after Strichen, Wednesday after 12th Old Style. Bourtreebush, Monday before Aikey Fyvie, 1st Tuesday Kepple, day before Aikey Huntly, Wednesday after Aikey Fair, Wed. after 19th Keith, Friday after Huntly Inverury, day after Aikey Paldy, Wednesday, Thursday, Tarves, Wednesday after 26th and Friday after 1st Tuesday Cornhill (Park), 3d Friday Banchory, Tuesday before Paldy Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday Fair Rosehearty, 1st Tuesday Cornhill (Park), 1st Thursday Ayr, Thursday before 2d Mon. after 4th Wednesday Inverness (Wool), 2d Thursday Inveraven, 2d Thursday (2 days) Rathven, Fridav after 2d Tues. Hill of Swordal (Wool), Monday Fife Keith, 2d Thursday before Inverness Aboyne, Friday after 1st Tues. Forres, 1st Wednesday Park Inn, Tuesday after Mannofield, 2d Monday Glass, Wednesday after 3d Tues. Mortlach, 2d Thursday Strathdon, Friday after Glass Dufftown, 2d Thursday Kildrummy, Friday after Inverury (Wool), 3d Friday Garvock, Friday after 3d Tues. Elgin, 3d Tuesday Auchindoir, day after Moor of Ordens, last Tuesday Forgue, Thursday after last Ruthrieston, 3d Monday Tuesday Aberlour, 3d Thursday Greenburn, last Thursday Kirkhill of Kinnethmont, 4th Broadstraik, Thursday before Monday Tomintoul, last Friday AUGUST.

New Style. Bartle Chapel, Friday after 28th Turriff, Wednesday after 5th Cumineston, Monday after _25th Aberdour, Tuesday after 7th New Deer, Tues. bef. Turriff Aughtygall, Tuesday after 7th Muchalls, Monday before 1st New Pitsligo, Thurs. after 13th Tuesday Stricben, Wednesday after 19th Oldmeldrum, day before Bartle Mintlaw, Tuesday after 25th Chapel Ellon, day after Mannofield, 2d Monday FAIRS IN SCOTLAND. 53

Upper Banchory, 2d Tuesday Inverury, day after Old Bain Falkirk, 2d Tues. and Wed. Old Bain, Sheep and Timber, Fochabers, 2d Wednesday Thursday and Friday before Forres, 4th Wednesday Old Bain, Wednesday after 1st Aberlour, 2d Thursday Tuesday Dufftown, 3d Thursday Tarland, Friday after 1st Tues. Moir of Ord, 1st Thursday after Sliach, 2d Tuesday 3d Tuesday Kintore, Tuesday before 2d Bogbain, Friday after Wednesday Granton, Mon. af. Muir of Ord Huntly, 2d Wednesday Longside, 2d Tuesday James's of Craigievar, Thursday Echt, 3d Tuesday after Sliach, 3d Tuesday Mearns, Thursday after 2d Elgin, 3d Tuesday Tuesday Buthrieston, 3d Monday Strathdon, Friday after Garve, 3d Tuesday Castle Grant, 3d Tuesday Brechin (Lam.), 2d Thursday Auchindoir, 3d Tuesday Mortlach, 3d Thursday Tomintoul, 3d Wednesday Aberdeen, last Wednesday Cornhill (Park). 1st Thursday Old Style. after 3d Wednesday Kincardine O'Neil, Wednesday Kildrummy, Thursday after 2d and Thursday after last Tu. Tuesday

SEPTEMBEB.

New Style. Old Style.

Bartle Crimond, Tuesday af. 1st Coldstone, 1st Tuesday Old Deer, Monday after 17th Inverury, 1st Tuesday Tarves, the day after Keith, 1st Wednesday Memsie, Friday after 18th Ehynie, day after Auchtygall, Tuesday after 23d Margaret's of Craigievar, Friday Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday after Keith Forres, 4th Wednesday Backlashill, Tuesday after 15th Kingussie, 1st Tuesday Banchory, Friday after Aberlour, 1st Thursday Glenkindy, Saturday after Falkirk, 2d Tuesday and day Huntly, Wednesday after 2d before for sheep Tuesday Mannofield, 2d Monday Muir of Tombreck, Saturday Muir of Ord, Thursday after 3d after 2d Tuesday Tuesday Tomintoul, Frid. after 2d Tues. Bogbain, Friday after Cornhill (Park), 2d Thursday Granton, Monday after Muir of Alford, Friday after Ord Ballater, 2d Mon. and Tues. Bervie, Thursday before 19th Braemar, 3d Mon. and Tues. Buthrieston, 3d "Tuesday Hawkhall, 3d Tuesday Elgin, 3d Tuesday Sliach, 4th Tuesday Trinity Muir, Tuesday before Echt, last Tuesday last Wednesday Cullen, last Tuesday Nairn, 4th Tuesday Kinkell, Michael Fair, Wednes- Moor of Ordens, last Tuesday day after last Tuesday Durris, last Wednesday Inverury, Tuesday after Forfar, last Wednesday Broadstraik, last Thursday Greenburn, last Wednesday Newmills, Wednesday after last Tuesday OCTOBEB.

New Style. Ellon, 3d Monday New Pitsligo, Wednes. after 5th Old Deer, Thursday after 25th Mintlaw, Tuesday after 7th Little Byth, Wednes. after 26th Turriff, Wednesday after 12th Turriff, Thursday after 27th Cuminestone, day before Turriff Alford, 1st Monday Crimond, Tuesday after 18th Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday New Deer, Wednesday after 19th Eosehearty, 1st Tuesday

E 2 Mannofield, 2d Monday Birse. 1st Thursday after Aboyne Meigle, Tuesday before Falkirk, Kepple, 2d Tuesday and last Wednesday Culfork, Mon. before Kinneth- Falkirk, 2d Tues. and "Wednes. mont Muir of Ord, 1st Thursday after Kintore, Mon. before 2d Tues. 3d Tuesday Dufftown, Sat. before 2d Tues. Bogbain, Friday after Kinnethmont, 2d Tuesday Granton, Mon. after Muir of Ord Rhynie, day after Drumlithie, Thurs. after 2d Tu. Lossiemouth, 2d Wednesday Ruthrieston, 3d Monday Stonehaven, 2d Thursday Elgin, 3d Tuesday Cornhill (Park), 2d Thursday Nairn, 1st Friday after 3d Tues. Fife Keith, 2d Thursday Langbride, 4th Tuesday Greenburn, 3d Tuesday Fochabers, 4th Wednesday Insch, 3d Tuesday Meigle, last Wednesday Bourtreebush, day before Old Aberdeen Old Style. Old Aberdeen, Wednesday after Aboyne, 1st Tuesday and Wed. 3d Tuesday Tornaveen, Mon. after Aboyne Daviot, do. Auchindoir, day after Aberdeen Muchalls, 1st Tuesday | Old Rain, the day after Inverury, 4th Tuesday Rothiemay, 1st Thursday Fordyce, last Wednesday

NOVEMBER.

New Style. Cullen, 2d Friday Ruthrieston, 3d Monday after 2d Tarves, Wednesday Clatt, 3d Wednesday after 7th Longside, Tuesday Forres, 3d Wednesday after Lonmay, the day Fettercairn, 21st day or Satur- Tuesday after 11th Memsie, day before, if 21st is Monday 12th Ellon, Wednesday after Pitmachie, Monday before 22d and every Inverury, 1st Tuesday Echt, Wednesday before 22d till April alternate Tuesday Bervie, Wednesday before 22d Strichen, Wednesday after 12th. Tornaveen, Monday before 22d 18th Peterhead, Tuesday after Park Inn, Tuesday before 22d Methlic, the day after Potarch, Thursday before 22d Udny, Tuesday after 21st Stonehaven, 3d Thursday before 22d New Deer, Thursday Strachan, Monday before Stone- New Byth, Friday after 21st haven before 23d Turriff, Saturday Insch, Friday before 18th Aberdour, 22d day Banff (Feeing), Friday do. Kintore, 22d day Ballater, Saturday before 22d after 26th Lenabo, Wednesday Banchory, do. Kingcausie, Tues. before Muir Tarland, Tuesday and Wednes- of Ord day after 22d Alford, 1st Monday Huntly, 22d, or next day, if Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday Sunday Edinburgh (All Hallow Fair),2d Inveraven, Tuesday before 23d Monday Rothiemay, Thursday before 23d Newmachar, 2d Monday Forres, Saturday before 22d Mannofield, 2d Monday Oldmeldruro, Saturday before Camphill, 2d Monday 22d, or that day, if Saturday Aboyne, 2d Wednesday Old Style. Falkirk, 1st Thursday Muir of Ord, Wednesday and Huntly, 1st Tuesday Thursday after Grantown, 1st Thursday Bogbain, Friday after Tomintoul, 2d Friday Granton, Monday after Muir of Keith, 3d Tuesday Ord Rayne, 4th Tuesday Nairn, 1st Friday Fordyce, 4th Thursday Aberlour, 2d Thursday Braemar, last day —

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DECEMBER. New Style. Ruthrieston, 3d Monday Tornaveen, 3d Monday Ellon, Tuesday after 11th Elgin, 3d Wednesday Turriff, Wednesday after 12th Mortlach, 3d Thursday Mintlaw, Tuesday after 14th Moor of Ordens, Tuesday before Old Deer, Wednesday after 19th Christmas Badenscoth, 2d Monday Fochabers, 4th Wednesday Newmachar, day before Banff, St. John's day Alford, 1st Monday Bridge of Don, 1st Tuesday Old Style. Strathdon, 1st Tuesday Rothiemay, 2d Tuesday Upper Banchory, 1st Wednesday Bervie, Wednes. before Christm. Echt, 2d Monday Stonehaven, Thursday before do. Mannofield, 2d Monday Turriff, Saturday before do. Camphill, 2d Monday

WEEKLY CORN MARKETS IN SCOTLAND.

Aberdeen, Friday Glasgow, Wednesday Arbroath, Saturday Greenock, Friday Auchtennuchty, Monday Haddington, Friday Ayr, Tuesday and Friday Hamilton, Friday Banff, Friday Huntly, Thursday Bathgate, Wednesday Inverkeithing, Monday Bervie, do. Inverness, Tuesday Brechin, Tuesday Jedburgh, Tuesday Cupar-Angus, Thursday Kelso, Friday Crieff, Thursday Kirkcaldy, Saturday Cupar-Fife, do. Kirriemuir, Friday Dalkeith, do. Laurencekirk, Wednesday Dumfries, Wednesday Linlithgow, Friday Dunbar, Tuesday Melrose, Saturday Dunbarton, Tuesday Montrose, Friday Dunblane, Thursday New Pitsligo, every 2d Tuesday Dundee, Tuesday and Friday Newburgh (Fife), Tuesday Dunfermline, Tuesday Paisley, Thursday Edinburgh, Wednesday Perth, Friday Elgin, Tuesday and Friday Peterhead, Thursday Falkirk, Thursday Stirling, Friday Forfar, Wednesday & Saturday Stonehaven, Thursday

THE INCOME TAX.

RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR COLLECTION.

The following is a copy _ of the official regulations which will be issued to every person for the purpose of assessments of profits in professions, &c. : County of Parish of In pursuance of an Act passed in the sixth year of the reign of her present Majesty, for granting to her Majesty duties on profits arising from property, professions, trades, and occupations, you are hereby required to fill up such statements as are applicable to your particular case, and deliver the same, under cover and seal, at my dwelling house, situate at , or at the office of the Commission- ers, at , within twenty-one days from the date hereof, under a penalty of £20 and treble duty. RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR INCOME.

The tax under this schedule extends to all trades, profession's, employments, or vocations, carried on or exercised in Great Bri- tain, or elsewhere, by persons residing in Great Britain, or carried on or exercised in Great Britain by any person, whether subjects of her Majesty or not, although not resident in Great Britain, and to every art, mystery, &c, carried on by them respectively, other than quarries of stone, limestone, slate, or chalk, coal mines, and other mines, iron works, gas works, salt works, water works, canals, docks, &c, right of markets, fairs, tolls, railways, and other concerns of a like nature. The balance of profits of trade or manufacture is to be returned at the place where it is carried on, on an average of three years preceding; or, if set up within three years, on an average from the period of commencing the same, either ending on the day of the year when the annual accounts of the trade have been usually made up, the year of or on the 5th of April, 184 ; or, if commenced within assessment, according to such fair computation, on average, as to the best of your knowledge and belief you shall state, and shall be directed by the Commissioners. In estimating the profits and gains in trade,

DEDUCTIONS ARE ALLOWED

For repairs of premises, or supply or repairs of implements, utensils, or articles employed, not exceeding the sum usually expended for such purposes, according to an average of three years. For bad debts only, or such part thereof as shall be proved to the satisfaction of the Commissioners to be such. For any average loss not exceeding the actual amount of loss or adjustment. . And for the rent or value of any dwelling-house or domestic offices used for the purposes of trade—a sum not exceeding two third parts of such rent.

HO DEDUCTIONS ARE ALLOWED On account of loss not connected with, or arising out of &c. trade, . Nor for any sums employed or intended to be employed as capital therein. Nor on account of capital withdrawn therefrom. Nor for any capital employed in improvement of premises not occupied for the purposes of trade. Nor on account or pretence of any interest which might have been made on capital if laid out at interest. Nor on account of any annual interest, or any annuity, or other annual payment, payable out of such profits or gains. Nor for any sum recoverable under an insurance or contract of indemnity. Nor for any disbursements or expenses which shall not be money wholly and exclusively laid out on trade, &c. Nor for any disbursements or expense of maintenance of the parties, their families, or establishments. Nor for any sum expended in any other domestic or private purposes, distinct from the purposes of trade. The profits on professions, &c, are to be returned on the amount of the preceding year, ending as before, subject to the like provision with respect to those profits as to profits in trade, or the setting up within the year of assessment. The profits on all securities bearing interest payable out of the public revenue (except annuities, dividends, and shares payable out of any public revenue, or the interest of East India bonds otherwise charged), and all discounts and interest of money, not being annual interest, payable or paid by any person whatever, are to be returned on the full amount of profits and gains arising therefrom with the preceding year. The profit from foreign possessions and securities, or in the British plantations, or in any other of her Majesty's dominions, may be stated to, and assessed by, the Commissioners of London, Bris- tol, Liverpool, and Glasgow, or nearest to such place where the property shall have been imported, or the persons receiving the re- mittance or value thereof reside; or if imported or received in different parts, or in two or more of the outports, as above-mentioned, the whole profits are to be returned at each port ; but they are to be assessed upon the aggregate amount at each port only where the major part of the value has been imported or received. The returns of profits arising in any other manner than as above described, comprehending every possible source of profit, of whatever nature or kind (not particularly described in the other parts of the Act), may either be formed on an average of years, if in their nature these profits are uncertain in their annual amounts, or, if certain in their annual amount, on the profits of the preceding year. The Act imposes the obligation of making returns not only on individuals for whose benefit the profits are received, but also on trustees, &c, receiving the properties of others, and state in what capacity you make the return—whether on your own account, or as trustee of any description for another, or as officer of any incorpora- tion or company ; and, acting in that capacity, you are liable to the same penalty for not making a due return of the profits you are accountable for as for your own profits. You are not required to make any return of annuities, &c., payable in Great Britain out of any public revenues, or of the interest on India bonds, the duties of which are to be retained by the re- spective corporations or companies trusted with the payment of the same, unless the half-yearly payment of dividend does not amount to 50s.; nor are you required to make any return of rents, annuities, or interests of money, and other annual payments payable to you by others residing in this kingdom (unless such payments are derived from property out of Great Britain), they being chargeable on the party by whom the payment is to be made, and will ulti- mately fall on you by way of deduction from the amount at the time the payment is made, without a particular assessment.

GENERAL DECLARATION.

I, , do hereby declare that all the particulars required in this notice to be returned as appertaining to me, in relation to the duties or profits of property, trade, or profession, contained in schedule — , are in every respect fully and truly stated, according to the rules and regulations of the Act of Parliament in that behalf made. Dated this day of , 184 . ALPHABETICAL LIST

STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, AND COURTS,

WITH REFERENCE TO THEIR SITUATIONS.

Academy street, from Dee street to Crown street Adelphi, between 49 and 51, Union street Affleck place, from Marywell street to Affleck street Affleck street, from Crown street to Harbour Albion street, from Park street to Links Albion court, 18, Castle street Albyn place, west from Alford place Alford place, to Albyn place from Union place Ann street, from Maberly street to Hutcheon street Annand's court, 30, James street

Back Wynd, from Union street to Schoolhill Baltic street, from Prince Regent street to Links Bank of Scotland court, 35, Castle street Barnett's close, from Guestrow to Flourmillbrae Beattie's court, 102, Gallowgate Beattie's (J.) court, 101, Gallowgate Belmont street, from Union street to Schoolhill Belmont street (Little), from Belmont street to Back wynd Berry lane, from Gallowgate to Loch street Black's buildings, from Woolmanhill to Spa street Blackbull close, 4, Huxter row Blackfriars street, from Woolmanhill to St. Andrew street Blaikie's (Provost) quay, south side of Harbour Blairton lane, from Broad street to Guestrow Bon-accord lane, from Dee street to Bon-accord street Bon-accord row, from Union place to Bon-accord terrace Bon-accord square, from East to West Craibstone street Bon-accord street, from Union street Bon-accord terrace, from Union street Booth's court, 66, Netherkirkgate Bothwell's court, 25, Justice street Bourtie's court, 19, Upperkirkgate Brebner's court, 9, Castle street Brebner's court, 84, Shiprow Brewery lane, Old Aberdeen, from College bounds to the line of road from King street Broad street, from Union street to Gallowgate and Upperkirkgate Broadford, north-west of George street Broadford place, from George street to Broadford Works Broadford lane, from Broadford to Causewayend road Bruce's court, 20, Loch street Burn court, 44, Upperkirkgate Burnett's close, 5, Exchequer row Burr's court, 1 52, Gallowgate Bursars' court, 61, Castle street

Canal terrace, from Virginia street to Garvock street Canal street, from Mounthooly bridge to Froghall bridge Canal lane, from canal terrace to Summer lane Canal lane, Old Aberdeen, from High street to Flyboat house Candlemaker's court, 46, Gallowgate Cameron's court, 38, North street Carmelite street, from Green to Trinity street Carmelite lane, from Fisher row to Trinity street Carnegie's brae from Netherkirkgate to Green Caroline place, from Skene square to Hutcheon street Castle street, from Union street to Justice street and Castlebrae Castlehill, from Castlebrae to Park lane Castlebrae, from Castle street to Virginia street Catherine street, from Causewayend to George street Catto square, Garvock's wynd Causewayend, from Gallowgate to Gowanbrae Chanonry, Old Aberdeen, from High street to Cathedral Chapel street, from Union place to Skene street Chapel street (Little), from Chapel street to Summer street Chapel lane, from Weigh-house square to Shorebrae Chapel court, 61, Gallowgate Chapel court, 1, Justice street Chaplainry, Old Aberdeen, from Don street to Cathedral Charles court, 40, Upperkirkgate Charles street, from Broadford to Causewayend Charlotte street, from St. Andrew street to John street Cheyne's court, 69, Broad street Chronicle lane, from North street to Mealmarket lane Chronicle court, 32, Broad street and 10, Queen street Church street, from Lime Quay to St. Clement street Clarence street, from Cooperston buildings to Friendship farm Clark's court, 2, Upperkirkgate Clark's lane, Old Aberdeen, from Don street to East road Clunes' court, 65, George street Cluny's lane, from High street to East road, Old Aberdeen College bounds, Old Aberdeen, from Spittal to Brewery lane College street, from Windmillbrae to Clayhills College court, 82, Broad street Collie's court, 28, shiprow Commerce street, from Quay to Park lane Commercial court, 58, Castle street Commercial buildings, from 107 to 119, Union street Concert court, between 10 and 12 Broad street Constitution street, from Park street to Links Cooper's court, 26, Netherkirkgate Cooperston buildings, from Holburn street to Toll-bar Copper Company's court, 14, Gallowgate Correction wynd, from Green to St. Nicholas street Courage's court, 3, Weigh-house square Coutts' Court, Netherkirkgate Cowgate, from Justice street to Park lane Craibstone street (West), from Bon-accord terrace to Bon- accord square [square Craibstone street (East), from Bon-accord street to Bon-accord Craigwell place, from Skene Street to Denburn terrace Crombie's court, 37, Park street Crown terrace, from Crown street to St. Mary's place Crown Street, from Union street to Marywell street Crown street (South), from Affleck street to Dee village Crown court, between 41 and 43, Union street Crown court, 36, Upperkirkgate Cruden's court, 22, Broad street Cruickshank's (Leslie) court, 91, Broad street Cruickshank's (Thomas) court, 8, Schoolhill Cruickshank's (C.) court, 10, Shiprow Cruickshank's court, 46, Shiprow

Daniel's court, 48, Castle street Davidson's court, 111, Gallowgate Dee street, from Union street to Marywell street Dee street, from Lower Trinity street to Lower Denburn Denburn, from Poynernook to Spa street Denburn terrace, from Union-street bridge to Skene terrace Devanha place, near Ferryhill buildings Diamond street, from Union street to Silver street Diamond lane, from Diamond street to Silver street Donald's court, 20, Schoolhill, and 16, Loch street Donald's close, 14, Schoolhill Downie's court, 65, Broad street Drum's lane, from 26, Upperkirkgate to Loch street Duncan's court, 45, castle street Duncan's (D.) court, 120, Gallowgate Duncan's court, 74, Gallowgate Duthie's court, 45, Guestrow

East north street, from King street to Park street Emslie's court, 105, George street Emslie's court, 26, Gallowgate Ewen's court, 42, Gallowgate Exchange court, between 35 and 37, Union street Exchequer row, from Castle street to Shiprow Exchequer court, 9, Exchequer row Exchequer place, Weigh-house square

Farqdhar's court, 17, Upperkirkgate Ferguson's (J.) court, 108, Gallowgate Ferryhill buildings, near Devanha Brewery Firhill-well lane, Old Aberdeen, from Spittal to Sunnybank Fish street, from Summer lane to Albion street Fisher row, from Maltmill-bridge to Green Flourmill brae, from St. Nicholas street to Barnett's close Flourmill lane, from Netherkirkgate to Flourmill brae Footdee, from Canal basin to New pier Forbes street, from Skene square to Stocket road Forbes court, 78, Green Frederick street, from King street to Park street Froghall lane, Old Aberdeen, from Spittal to Canalside

Gaelic lane, from Belmont street to Back wynd Galen's court, 21, Guestrow Gallowgate, from Broad street to Causewayend, Mounthooly Gardener's lane, from Justice street to East North street Garvock street, from Canal basin to Garvock wynd Garvock wynd, from Garvock street to the Links SQUARES, LANES, AND COURTS. 61

Gas street, from Trinity street to Poynernook Geddes' court, 17, Prince Regent street George street, from St Nicholas street to Broadford George- street market, George street and John street Gerard street, from Gallowgate to George street Gilcomston, from Woolmanhill and Spa street to Short Loanings Gilcomston steps, from Spa street to Skene Square Golden square, from North to South Silver street Gordon's court, 22, Gordon street Gordon's court, 4, Schoolhill Gordon's court, 43, Virginia street Gordon's court, 88, Broad street Gordon's court, 47, North street Gordon street, from Windmill brae Green, from Windmill brae to Fisher row Guestrow, from Netherkirkgate to Upperkirkgate

Hadden street, from Market street to Green Hanover lane, from Albion street to Fish street Hanover street, from Headinghill to Albion street Hardgate, from Newbridge to Mile-end Harper's court, 76, North street Harriet street, from Schoolhill to Loch street Headinghill, from Park lane to Hanover street Henderson's (A.) court, 123, Gallowgate Henderson's (W.) court, 161, Gallowgate Henderson's (W.) court, 91, Gallowgate Henderson's court, 129, Gallowgate Henderson's court, 46, Broad street High street. Old Aberdeen, from College bounds to Don street Holburn street, from Wellington place to Holburn place Holburn place, to South Mile-end Huntly street, from Union street to Summer street Hutcheon 6treet, from Causewayend to Skene square Huxter row, from Broad street to Castle street

Innes street, from Gallowgate to Loch street Inglis court, 30, Gallowgate Ironmongers' court, 14, Upperkirkgate

James street, from Quay to Virginia street Jamieson's court, 5, Upperkirkgate Jamieson"s court, 38, Shiprow John street, from Woolmanhill to Loch street Jopp's court, 31, Gallowgate Jopp's court, 40, Broad street, and 11, Queen street Jopp's lane, from St. Andrew street to John street Justice street, from Castle street to Park street Justice lane, from Justice street to East North street

Kldd lane, from Chapel street to Summer street King street, from Castle street to Love lane Kingsland place, from Barkmill burn to Hutcheon street, west side of Broadford Knox's court, 7, Wales street

Lamond's court, 49, Upperkirkgate Langstane place, from Dee street to Bon- Accord street Ligertwood's court, 99, George street Lime Quay, from Commerce street to Waterloo quay Lindsay street, from Diamond street to Golden square Links street, from St. Clement street to Links Littlejohn street, from Gallowgate to North street Lobban's court, 29, Castle street Loch street, from Harriet street to Windy wind Lodge walk, from Castle street to Queen street Longacre, from Broad street to North street Love lane, from Spittal to Links

Maberly street, from Broadford gate to Skene square M'Combie's court, 52, Union street, and 51, Netherkirkgate M'Cook's court, 116, Gallowgate Machray's court, 81, George street Machray's court, 13, Bon- Accord street M'Kay's court, 80, Gallowgate M'Kenzie's court, 62, George street M'Lean's court, 50, Gallowgate Maitland's court, 42, Netherkirkgate Maltmill bridge, from Trinity corner to Fisher row Marischal street, from Castle street to Quay Marine terrace, near Ferryhill buildings Market street, from Union street to Trinity quay Market lane, Old Aberdeen, from Town-house to East road Martin's lane, from Green to Renny's wynd Marywell street, from College street to Dee street Marywell place, south from Crown street Matheson's court, 14, Castle street Mealmarket, Mealmarket lane Mealmarket lane, from King street to North street Melville's court, 106, Gallowgate Mearns' court, 52, Shiprow Meters' court, 11, Chapel lane Middlethird, from Waterloo quay to St. Clement street Mill street, from Summer lane to the line of road leading to Milner's court, 25, Guestrow [Bannermill Milne's court, 38, Castle street Milne's court, 27, Gallowgate Milne's (Provost) court, 65, Gallowgate Milne's (W.) court, 60, Gallowgate" Milne's court, 75, Gallowgate Mitchell's court, 80, North street Mitchell's court, 41, Guestrow Mitchell place, from North street to King street Moir's court, 103, Gallowgate Mounthooly, from Gallowgate to Canalside Muttonbrae, from Woolmanhill to Denburn

Nailer's court, 31, Justice street National Bank court, 42, Castle street Netherkirkgate, from Broad street to St. Nicholas street New street, Old Aberdeen, from Don street to the line of road to King sti-eet Nelson street, from King street to Gallowgate North street, from East North street to Mounthooly North lane, Old Aberdeen, from Seaton gate to the line of road from King street

Ogston's court, 81, Broad street Orchard lane, Old Aberdeen, from College Bounds to the line of road from King street

Park street, from Justice street to Canal Park lane, from Park street to Commerce street Peacock's close, 24, Castle street Pensioners' court, 18, Justice street Pirie's court, 50, Castle street Pirie's court, 32, Shiprow Pirie's court, 1, Upperkirkgate Plasterers' court, 70, Gallowgate Poor's-Hospital court, 56, Gallowgate Pork lane, from Quay to Virginia street Porters' court, 12, Weigh-house square Porthill close, 98, Gallowgate Porthill, from Gallowgate to North street Poynernook, foot of Denburn Prince Regent street, from Canal terrace to Baltic street Princes street, from King street to Park street

Quaker's court, 55, Guestrow Quay, from Poynernook to Harbour entrance to Canal Queen street, from Broad street to North street

Ragg's lane, from Broad street to Guestrow Ramage's court, from 83, Broad street to Guestrow Ramsay's court, 71, Guestrow Red-lion court, from 77, Broad street to Guestrow Reid's court, 34, Gallowgate Reid's court, 6, Shiprow Relief-Church court, 42, St. Andrew street Renny's wynd, from Green to Trinity street Rettie's court, 26, Broad street, and 65, West North street Riddle's court, 40, Windmill brae Rhind's court, 64, Gallowgate Robertson's court, 143, Gallowgate Roper's court, 107, Gallowgate, and 72, Loch street Rose's court, 18, Commerce street Rose street, from Union Place to Bridewell Rosemount place, from Rosemount to View place Ross's court, 22, Schoolhill Ross's court, 11, Trinity corner Ross's court, 6, Upperkirkgate

St. Andrew street, from Loch street to Woolmanhill St. Catherine's wynd, from Union street to Netherkirkgate St, Catherine's court, 16, Shiprow St. Clement street, from Garvock street to Wellington street St. Mary's place, from Crown terrace to Crown street St. Nicholas street, from Union street to George street St. Nicholas Lane, from St. Nicholas street to Correction wynd St. Paul street, from Gallowgate to Loch street Salter's court, 39, Lochside Schoolhill, from Upperkirkgate to Woolmanhill Scott's court, 25, Quay Seaton gate, Old Aberdeen, from Don street to Old Bridge of Don Sharp's court, 78, Loch street Shaw's court, 90, Gallowgate Shewan's court, 119, Gallowgate Shiprow, from Union street, to Trinity corner Shoe lane, from North street to Queen street Shorebrae, from Shiprow to Quay Shore lane, from Quay to Virginia street Shuttle lane, from East North street to Park street Shuttle street, from St. Andrew street to John street Silver street, from Golden Square to Skene Terrace Sim's Square, from Blackfriars street to John street Sim's court, 89, Shiprow Simpson's court, 139, Gallowgate, and 96, Loch street Sinclair's close, 20, Justice street Skene place, from Skene street to Cherryvale Skene street, from Black's buildings to Skene place Skene square, from Steps of Gilcomston to Caroline place Skene terrace, from Skene street to Summer street Smith's court, 16, Netherkirkgate Smith's (J.) court, 113, Gallowgate Smith's court, 49, Gallowgate Smith's court, 21, Castle street South Constitution street, from Park street to Constitution street South Silver street, from Union street to Golden square Spa street, from Denburn to Woolmanhill Spence's court, 106, John street Spittal, from Mounthooly to Old Aberdeen [Accord street Springbank terrace, from South Crown street to foot of Bon- Spring-garden, from George street to Windy wynd Stronach's close, Exchequer row Sugarhouse lane, from Quay to Virginia street Summer street, from Union Place to Skene street Summer lane, from Garvock's wynd to Fish street Sutherland's court, 20, James Street Sutherland's court, 126, Gallowgate Sutherland's court, 78, Shiprow

Theatre lane, from Quay to Virginia street Thistle street, from Chapel street to Rose street Thomson's court, 69, West North street Thomson's court, 61, Broad street Thomson's court, 21, Quay Thornton place, 29, Guestrow, and 4, Flourmill lane Trinity street, from Denburn to Trinity lane Trinity corner, from Shiprow to Maltmill bridge Trinity lane, from Trinity corner to Trinity street Trinity quay, from Poynernook to Regent Quay Tytler's court, 69, Green

Union street, from Castle street to Union place Union buildings, from Castle street to Shiprow Union place, from Union street to Alford place Union terrace, from Union bridge to Skene terrace Union lane, from Union street to Guestrow Union row, from Union street to Summer street Union wynd, from Union row to Summer street Upperkirkgate, from Broad street to Schoolhill

Victoria court, .54, Castle street Victoria place, from Albion street to Wales street, thence to the Canal Virginia street, from Commerce street to Weigh-house square Wales street, from Canal street to the Canal Wales street (Little), from Wales street to Hanover street Wales-street Market, Wales street Walker's court, 30, Virginia street Walker's court, 25, College street Walker's court, 37, Shiprow Wapping street, from Trinity street to Lower Denburn Water lane, from Quay to Virginia street Waterloo Quay, from Harbour entrance to Canal to Building- yards Watt's court, 46, Virginia street Watson's court, 45, North street Webster's court, 19, East North street Webster's court, 72, Shiprow Webster's court, 29, Guestrow Weigh-house square, Quay Well court, 14, Broad Street Wellington place, from Union place to Southbridge Wellington street, from Waterloo Quay to Links Whitehouse street, from Chapel street to Skene place Windmill brae, from Green to Crown street Windy wynd, from Gallowgate to Spring-garden Woolmanhill, from Schoolhill to Steps of Gilcomston

Yeats' lane, from Canal terrace to Summer lane Yeats' court, 30, Netherkirkgate York place, from Waterloo Quay to York street York street, from Wellington 6treet to north side of Building- yards Young street, from Gallowgate to Loch street

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BON-ACCORD DIRECTORY.

1845-46.

NEW ABERDEEN.

Iggf In consequence of the Registration of Voters taking place after the Directory is published, a correct list of electors cannot be obtained, therefore the letters usually designating such are withdrawn.

Abel, Alex., advocate, 54 Union street Christian, poultry shop, 76, h Sutherland's court, 78 Ship- George, farmer, Forresterhill [row ^ George, farmer, Tartowie, Kinnellar „~™„ James, baker, 64, h. 66 Virginia street „^ John, blacksmith, 1 College lane Abercrombie, William, 63 Guestrow Aberdeen Association, 47 Gallowgate—Patrick Ironside, manager Banff, and Kincardine Agricultural Society's Hall, 11 Market street Banking Company, 53 Castle street Banner Office, Victoria court, 54 Castle street [street Brick and Tile Co.'s Works, Clayhills— Office, 42 Union Carpet Warehouse (wholesale and retail), 1 Lower Dee st. Coach Manufacturing Company, 7 Frederick street Commercial, Mathematical, and Nautical School, 17 Drum's Lane—W. Elgen

, Commercial Company—Lime, Coal, Bone Manure, and Grain Merchants, Provost Blaikie's quay—James Horn, manager

. Co-operative Company, for Meal, Groceries, Foreign and British Spirits, 156 Gallowgate—J. Singer, salesman Smith, . Equitable Loan Co., 27 Gallowgate—John manager street . Eye and Ear Institution, 7 Littlejohn —open every lawful morning, between 9 and 10 o'clock—G. Rainy, surgeon, 27 Queen street

st- . Fire and Life Assurance Company— Office, 98 Union

. Foundry, Loch street Gas-light Co.'s Office, Gas street, near Trinity street General Dispensary, Lying-in and Vaccine Institution, 26 Castle street—Medical Attendants, Drs. Fraser, Campbell, Leslie, Galen, Smith, and Templeton —;

ABE— ABE] NEW ABERDEEN. 68

Aberdeen & Glasgow Tobacco Pipe Company, 20 Frederick st. ^~~~ Herald Office, 7 Queen street Horse Bazaar, St. Andrew Street Horse Expository, 81 George street, and 6 Loch street Peter Elder & Co., proprietors treasurer, ,m. Humane Society—Alexander Gordon, advocate, Record Office, 27 King street. At the following stations sets of apparatus are lodged for finding bodies and restoring suspended animation—Cruives of Don

Bridge of Don ; Devanha Brewery ; Mowat's Baths,

] Quay ; Watchhouse ; New Pier ; and the Baths on the Beach.

„ Hotel, 138 Union street, Union bridge , ^~~~ Infirmary, Woolmanhill

, Journal Office, 25 Adelphi, Union Street Ladies' Working Society, 12 Marischal street Leith, and Clyde Shipping Company's Office, 65 Quay Lime Company—Lime, Coal, Bone Manure, Nitrate of Soda, and Guano Merchants, 2 Provost Blaikie's quay Writing Academy—G. C. M'Connochie, teacher, 115 Union street Marine Insurance Company, 56 Marischal street Market Company—Adam and Anderson, 75 Union street, treasurers Mechanics' Library, Commercial court, 58 Castle street Medical and Chirurgical Society's Hall, King street „^, Merchant Seamen's Fund Office, 33 Regent quay—Alex. Martin, manager Mutual Assurance and Friendly Society—D. Macandrew, secretary, 66 Loch street New Gas-light Company, Links—Office, 7 South Gal- lery, New Market Ophthalmic Institution, for diseases of the Eye, 26 Castle street. Open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at two o'clock—John Cadenhead, surgeon Provision Warehouse, 14 George street—Wm. Shepherd, manager, h. 85 George street Quill Manufactory, 47 Queen street Rope and Sail Company's Office, Links, Footdee Salmon Co.'s Office, 31 Gallowgate—Ice-house, Fish street Salt Cellar, Drum's lane Savings' Bank, 17 Guestrow Sea Insurance Company, 57 Marischal street—A. Matthew,

manager, h. 24 Marischal street Ship Bread and Biscuit Manufactory, 10 Virginia street, head of Theatre lane 69 NEW ABERDEEN. [ABE—AIK

Aberdeen Steam Navigation Company, Waterloo quay—Wm.

Just, manager, h. above Office Tape Company's Warehouse, 2 Exchequer row Total Abstinence Society's Hall, 206 George street Town and County Bank, 93 Union street Aberdeenshire Canal Office—Alex. Jopp, advocate, manager, Jopp's court, 31 Gallowgate

Aberdein, Alex., printer, h. Henderson's court, 46 Broad street

Abernethy, George, engineer, Ferryhill, h. 121 Crown street ,™— James, harbour engineer, h. 17 King street James (of J. Abernethy & Co.), k. Ferryhill J. & Co., founders, engineers, and machine-makers, Ferryhill Adam, Alexander, wright, Skene square Alexander, precentor, Melville Church, 12 Links street „™~_ & Anderson, advocates, 75 Union street George, & Co., tailors and clothiers, 3 Castle street, h. Shiprow James (editor of the Aberdeen Herald), h. Craiginches ™ James, precentor, Free West Church, and teacher of vocal music, 12 Links street

Roderick, baker, 14, h. 16 Union place •~—~~ Thomas (accountant, National Bank), k. Polmuir

. William, advocate, h, 75 Union street William, jun., advocate, 115 Union street, h. 60 Skene William, town-serjeant, 63 Park street [street William, feuar, Causewayend ~~w~~ Mrs., 2 Yeats' lane Adams, Henry, Lloyd's surveyor, 132 Crown street William, broker, 16 Marischal street Mrs., vintner, 9 Weigh-house square Adamson, Alexander, tinsmith, 17 Gallowgate, h. Ewen's court, 42 Gallowgate Alexander, cabinetmaker, 34 Union place Henry, ship and insurance broker, 57 Marischal street, h. 56 Dee street Robert, weaver, 8 Langstane place [lowgate William, broker, 66 Gallowgate, h. Ewen's court, 42 Gal- Mrs., Clarence street, Cooperston buildings Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 8 Langstane place — .~~ Miss, 34 Union place Advocates' Society's Hall and Library, Union street Affleck, Andrew, 2 Affleck place, Affleck street Aiken, Alexander, shoemaker, 52 Skene street Alexander, gardener, Strawberrybank, Hardgats ~~~~~ Alexander, shoreporter, 18 Shiprow AIK—ALL] NEW ABERDEEN. 70

Aiken, James, late shipmaster, h. Gilcoimton cottage, Skene' square James, jun., clerk, Aberdeen Marine Insurance Company,

h. Gilcomston cottage William, of Auchintoul, h. Cotton lodge

William, hairdresser and perfumer, 1 South Silver street

Mrs., lodgings, 63 St. Andrew street , Aitken, Rev. John (Original Antiburgher Church), h. 26 Skene terrace

Air, John, cart and plough wright, 1 1 Whitehouse street Airth, John, jun., shoemaker, 26 Justice street, h. Wales street Alexander, Alexander, shipmaster (Prince of Wales), 60 Queen street „~— Alex., jun., shipmaster (St. Clement), 1 St. Mary place —~™ David & James, boot and shoe makers, 5, h. 7 and 8 Cor- rection wynd Hugh, shipmaster (Hope), Mill street James, mealseller, 8 Gerard street John, shipmaster (Agnes), 19 Kidd lane

John, grocer, 157 Gallowgate, h. 6 Innes street Nathaniel George, shoemaker, 6 Renny's wynd

Robert, shipmaster (Favourite), h. 16 Wellington street Robert, teacher of dancing—Academy, Diamond street, h. 22 Union terrace

Robert, teacher (West End Academy), h. Strawberrybank

William, jun., surgeon and apothecary, h. 144 Gallowgate Miss, Kingsland place Mrs., 23, Constitution street Mrs., midwife, 144 Gallowgate —„~, Mrs., 8 Gallowgate Mrs., staymaker, 1 Loch street Miss, lodgings, 20 Blackfriars street _~„™ Miss, 26 North Broadford Allan, Alexander, shipmaster (Mountain Maid), 17 Prince Regent street „~— Alexander, shipmaster, 8 Sugarhouse lane David, shipmaster, 1 Pork lane

George, boatman, New Pier, A. Footdee

. George, advocate, 1 Marischal street, agent for Dissenters' Fire and Life Assurance Company, and Mariners' General Life Assurance Company

. George, boot and shoemaker, Low's court, 22 College st

. James, boot and shoemaker, 19 Windy wynd

. James, cabinetmaker (Allan & Macallan), h. 37 Dee street

. James, of Midbelty, 35 Union place

. James, watch and clock maker, Holburn street —

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Allan, James, baker, 17 West North street, k. above shop

~ James, cook (City of Aberdeen), h. 22 Constitution street ™ James, shipmaster (Smithfield), 7 Garvock street James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Maberly street

James, wright, 112J Loch street, /;. 3 St. Andrew street

-~~ —. James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 7 St. Nicholas street, h. 17 Schoolhill —„~, John, advocate (of Muir & Allan), k. 22 Constitution street ~~ Rev. John (Free Union Church), h. Union manse, 21 Virginia street

.— .—. John, marble work, 19 Crown street, h. 69 Bon- Accord st. John, foreman (Blaikie & Son), h. 24 Young street & Macallan, cabinet-makers and upholsterers, 122 Union street— cabinet manufactory, 44 Dee street Nathaniel, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 39, h. 37 Park street

Robert, baker and confectioner, 215 Gallowgate, h. '8 Catherine street „™„~~ William, shoemaker, 10 James street

William, cabinet-maker (Smith & Allan), h. 3 Gordon's court, Gordon street ~™— Mrs. midwife, 5 Mutton brae

, . Miss, 13 Netherkirkgate —— Miss, dressmaker, 17 Littlejohn street

. ™ Miss Ann, spirit dealer, 90 Green Allardyce & Jopp, wine and spirit merchants, stock and share brokers, 42 Union street Allardyce, William, preserver of fresh provisions, Clayhills

office, 42 Union street, h. I Crown place ~ ~~ Misses, 21 Bon-accord terrace

Allen, William, merchant and shipowner, Waterloo quay, h. Mile- end, Stocket Alliance Life and Fire Assurance Office—James Black, agent, Adelphi court, Union street

Altria, Caesar, jun., optician, 16 Skene street, h. 14 Skene street Alves, William, Ferryhill buildings American Vice Consul, William White—office, 127 King street Anderson, Adam, blockmaker (A. Duthie & Co.) h. 10 Church street —™„ Alexander, clerk (Henry Ogg & Co., distillers, Strathdee), k. Cooperston buildings

— ,— Alexander, keeper of Fish market, h. 90 Shiprow Alexander, advocate—office, 75 Union street, h. 25 Bon- accord terrace

—. — Alexander, gardener, 10 Shuttle lane

—~~~ A. & J., house, sign, and ornamental painters, 33 Queen st. AND—AND] NEW ABERDEEN. 72

Anderson, Andrew, shipmaster, 53 St. Clement street Andrew (of A. & J. Anderson), 129 King street Arthur, hairdresser, 244 George street

. Camphell, mealseller and furniture dealer, 3 and 4 Meal- market lane

. Charles, shipmaster (Sylvanus), 10 Canal terrace

. Francis, clerk (A. & W. Thorn), h. 4 John street George, mason, 7 Skene terrace George, vintner, 18 Fisher row .™* George, gardener, Rosemount place James, hlockmaker (Hall & Sons, shiphuilders), h. 56 Wellington street James, spirit dealer, 61 Castle street Sons), h. York , James, foreman, hlacksmith (A. Hall & 3 street ^. James, shipmaster (Pacific), Constitution street James, shipmaster (Milton), 28 Silver street James, billiard rooms, Chronicle court, 10 Queen street, and 32 Broad street, h. 29 „. James, slater, 49 St. Nicholas street spirit dealer, h. 200 Gallow- , James, grocer, porter and 202, gate James, clerk (Royal Mail Coach Office), 65 Union street James, stabler and cattle dealer, 64 West North street John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 123, A. 121 Crown st. John, silk mercer and haberdasher, 47 Union street, h. Barkmill

, . John, shipmaster, Skene square

h. , John, jun., advocate (Morice & Anderson), 6 East Craibston street

Joseph, baker, 66, b. 68 George street „__ Robert, gardener, Rubislaw den Bon-accord street , Robert, shipmaster, 77 Samuel, brewer and maltster, 22 Meal-market lane Lieutenant William, superintendent of Rural Police, 20 Union terrace William, blacksmith, Flourmill lane William (H. G. & Co.), h. Copper Company's court, 14 Gallowgate ^-^~- William, hairdresser and perfumer, 23 Upperkirkgate

William, merchant, /;. Barkmill

William, builder, 1 Forbes street William (late of the H.EJ.C.S.), 39 Chapel street

. William, 9 York street „™ William, precentor, Free South Church, and music

teacher, h. 38 Woolmanhill 73 NEW ABERDEEN. [AND—AVE

Anderson, Mrs. Alex., grocer, 58, h. 60 Skene street Mrs. James, vintner, Waterloo quay ™ Mrs., dealer in old clothes, 22 Justice street Mrs., late of Lochel, 52 Union place „~. Mrs., late of Stricken, 2 West Craibstone street Mrs. Captain, Glenburnie cottage

™~ Mrs. Captain, 3 St. Clement street Mrs., 48 Queen street Mrs., grocer, Holburn street Mrs., dressmaker and milliner, 3 Correction wynd Mrs., lodgings, 4 John street ^„ Mrs., lodgings, 2 St. Nicholas lane Miss, Nelson lane Andrew, James, cooper and manager for A. Hector, Trinity

quay, h. 49 Commerce street „™— Mrs., Holburn street Miss, dressmaker, Holburn street Angus, George, of Tillycorthy, 13 Constitution street „ George, plasterer, 27 Skene street ~~ Rev. Henry (United Associate Church), h. 50 Dee street John, advocate, town-clerk, h. 20 Golden square ^™™~ Robert, clothier, 154, h. 156 George street Mrs. George, 129 King street Miss (of Botriphnie), 74 Dee street ™ Miss, provision seller, 104 Chapel street Anton, Miss, 26 North Broadford Arbuthnot & M'Combie, paper manufacturers, 3 Trinity quay Arbuthnot, Robert, paper manufacturer, 3 Trinity quay, h. Cul- termills Argus Life Assurance Company—J. Brebner, advocate, agent, Advocates' buildings Arthur, Rev. David (George Street Chapel), 134 Crown street ™ John, wholesale dealer in porter and strong ale, Ding- wall's court, 87 Gallowgate Mrs. John, dressmaker and milliner, 19 St. Nicholas street Artis, Richard, shipmaster, 6 Links street Asher, James, commission merchant and agent, 115 Union stteet,

h. 26 Summer street Athenseum News-rooms, 2 Union buildings Atlas Fire & Life Office—J. Blaikie, advocate, agent, 247 Union street

Auld, William, overseer weaving department (A. H. & S.) h. 104 Green

P. C, artist, 137 Union street—Class-room, ll5 Union st.

Avei'y, John, printer— Office, Crown court, Union street, li. 2 St. Nicholas lane BAD—BAN] NEW ABERDEEN. 74

Badenoch, James, town's drummer, Robertson's court, 143 Gallowgate

James, sen., clothier, 6, Union street, /;. 187 George street

James, jun., merchant-tailor, 12 Union St., h. 187 George Mrs., 26 Bon-accord terrace [street Bain, Alexander, spirit dealer, 13 Mutton brae Alexander, manager, Aberdeen and Glasgow Tobacco Pipe Company, h. 22 Frederick street

Arthur, printer (Banner OfSce), h. 62 Catherine street David, clerk, livery stables, 5 Bon-accord street

~~ Ebenezer, wright, opposite 228, h. 232 George street —„-~ James, sawyer, 25 Frederick street John, sawyer, Chapel lane

,„ . Mrs. Alexander, Commercial Inn and Odd Fellows' Arms, 41 Queen 6treet —™~ Mrs., confectioner, 10, h. 12 Marischal street Miss Ann, dressmaker, 176 George street ~~— Miss J., merchant, 176 George street

Baird, Thomas, upholsterer, 171 Union street, /<. Gordon's court, ~~ William, clerk, 267 George street [Gordon street Baker, R. Hosier, professor of music, Mackie place

, George, mail-coach guard, 29 Huntly street

Balfour, Robert, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 22, k. 156 George street

James, confectioner, 124, It. 126 King street

James, overseer (Richards & Co.), Broadford, h. 89 Hut- cheon street west

Stephen, M.D. and surgeon, 18, h. 22 Union place William, traveller (Richards & Co.), 34 Skene street

. Mrs., lodgings, 72 Queen street

„ , Miss, straw-hat maker, 51 Queen street

Bance, George S., shipmaster, 14 Castle street John, shipmaster, 14 Castle street ~-~— Mrs., 14 Castle street Bank of Scotland's Branch, Bank of Scotland court, 35 Castle street—Arthur Thomson, agent Banner Office, Victoria court, 54 Castle street Bannochie, Francis, flesher, 11 Black's buildings

Bannerman, Sir Charles, Bart., of Crimonmogate, h. 202 Union David, town's drummer, 75 Gallowgate [street „~™~ George, merchant, Albyn place „—~~ James, principal beadle, Free Trinity Church, funeral waiter and undertaker, 44 Gordon street John, silk-dyer, 37 George street John, dyer, 11 Diamond street

,™,— Patrick, coal-broker— Office, Quay, //. Commerce street —

75 NEW ABERDEEN. [BAN—BAX

Bannerman, Patrick, 224 Union street ~-~— Thomas, h. Albyn place Thomas & Co., cotton-spinners, Bannermill Lady, 249 Union street Miss, Albyn place Barber, John, provision merchant, 6 Windy wynd Barclay, Alexander, broker, Lodge walk

Charles, manager, carpet department (A. H. & S.), //. Thistle street David, coachbuilder, 23 Frederick street

, George, grocer, 9 Upperkirkgate, h. above shop James, wright, 9 Loch street

Robert, superintendent of police, h. 19 Crown street Miss, teacher—school, Bridge of Dee, h. Holburn street Barker, Alexander (of J. B. & Sons), h. Caroline place James, manufacturer (of J. B. & Sons), 91 Loch street, h. Caroline place

, John, clothier and haberdasher, 63 St. Nicholas Street,

h. 3 Caroline place, Skene square John & Sons, manufacturers, 91 Loch street Miss, 8 Thistle street

Barkaway, Mrs., vintner, 39 St. Andrew street Barnett, Alexander, principal beadle, Free Greyfriars Church, funeral waiter and undertaker, 33 Upperkirkgate

John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 83 St. Nicholas st. Workshop, Flourmillbrae

1 John, turnkey, West Prison, h. West Prison gate Mrs., stay and corset maker, 33 Upperkirkgate Barron, David, late farmer, Holburn street

John & Son, watch and clock makers, 13, h. 11 Nether- kirkgate John, watch and clock maker, 11 Netherkirkgate Lambert, advocate, 13 Netherkirkgate William, vintner, 3 Garvock street

William, flesher, 41 New Market, h. Rubislaw Mrs., eating-house and register office for engaging servants, Cruiekshank's court, 10 Shiprow

, Mrs. (late Rising-sun Tavern), 37 Constitution street Barry, Henry, & Co., ironfounders, and manufacturers of bone manure, Loch street

Bartlet, James, officer, shipmasters' society, 1 1 Quay

, . Robert, shipmaster, 18 Commerce street Bate, James, jun., Dee tavern Bathgate, W. G., Well of Spa Baxter, Alexander, spirit dealer, 58 Lime Quay

1 Andrew, shipmaster (Arethusa), 7 Garvock street BAX—BEN] NEW ABERDEEN. 76

Baxter, James, boot and shoe maker, John street

John, manufacturer, Upper Denburn [Marischal st.

John, turner and shuttle-maker, 253 George street, fi. 32 —,™ John, shipmaster (Venus), 67 Commerce street Misses, 4 Skene place —„-~ Thomas, excise officer, Holburn street Bayne, Mrs., Dee place Beaton, Farquhar, 9 Carmelite street

Beattie, Alexander, hairdresser, 13 Shiprow, h. 53 Green

*~~— Francis, blacksmith, 7 Barnett's close, h. 9 Blackfriars st. „™~~ George, wood-merchant, 68 Green „™~~, John, mealseller, 101 Gallowgate

John, painter and glazier, 3 Marischal street, h. Beattie's court, 102 Gallowgate

John, stonecutter, George street, corner of Maberly street, A. 58 Catherine street

„—~™ Peter, cabinetmaker, 56 Summer street, It. 35 Chapel st. „~_~. William, builder, Beattie's court, 102 Gallowgate

William, engineer, /;. Maybank

William, with Morison & Gray, silk mereers, h. 123i Union street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Beattie's court, 102 Gal-

Beggrie, Mrs., midwife, 1 1 Catto square [lowgate

Begg, Alexander, baker, 3 and 5, h. 6 Frederick street —, — Alexander, Rosemount terrace, Skene square ~ Alexander, 3 Mary place

John, clerk (Dixon Hogarth & Co.), 65 College street John, stabler, 13 Harriet street John, flour, wine, and spirit merchant, 17 Weigh-house

William, baker, 62 Schoolhill [square, h. 9 Quay

Bell, Lieut. A., merchant, Commerce street, /*. 255 George street Alexander, manager, Bon- Accord Marine Insurance Co., 34 Marischal street

John, cooper, 85 Windmillbrae, h. 8 College street Bell's (Dr.) School, Frederick street Belgian Consul, Alexander Thorn, 21 Quay Bennett, George (Bennett, Taylor, & Co.), Danish Vice-Consul,

1 South Crown street

M. C, hatter, 10 Union street, h. 64 Union street

Taylor, & Co., commission merchants and corn factors, 43 Marischal street William, blacksmith (Duffus & Co.), 4 Catto square

™. William, printer, Northern Gazette Office, 42 Castle street, k. 13 Spittal

Benson, Samuel (A. Hadden & Sons), King's square, Huntly st. William, manufacturer, h. 12 Marywell street 77 NEW ABERDEEN. [BEN—BLA

Benton, Alex., flesher, foot of Upperkirkgate, h. 40 Catherine st. Bentley, James, professor of Oriental languages, 136 King st. Benzies, David, shipmaster (Oak), 47 Park street —~~~ Mrs., midwife, Holburn street „™ Miss, 65 College street Benzie, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 206 Gallowgate Berry, James, watch, clock, and nautical instrument maker, 52

Castle street, /*. Rosehill, Skene square

James, turner, 13 St. Andrew street James, gardener and riddlemaker, 8 Broadford lane John, gardener, Burnside „™ William (of W. & J. Berry), 84 Skene street

. W. & J., linen manufacturers, 84 Skene street ^™ William, wood merchant, Poynernook .<™~~ Mrs., dealer in fruit, &c, 108 George street

Bertram, Gilbert, corkcutter, 8 Netherkirkgate, h. 194 George street

Best, Thomas, agent (British Linen Co.'s Bank), h. 22 King st. Thomas & Co., wine merchants and general agents, 59 Marischal street Beveridge, J. & A., fleshers, 5 Crown street Peter, manufacturer of bed and table linen — Warehouse, 159 Union street, h. 5 St. Mary place, and Craigieshaw, Nigg Robert, bed and table linen manufacturer, 39 St. Nicholas

street, h. 1 Donald's court, 20 Schoolhill Beverley, Alexander, teacher (Grammar School) Union terrace Mrs. Robert, lodgings, AVales street [street Bible Society Depository— G. King, bookseller, 28 St. Nicholas Bicknell, Misses, boarding and day school, 9 North Silver street Bird, James (of Gall & Bird), h. Strawberry bank [street Birnie & Forbes, painters, glaziers, paperhangers, &c, 81 King ^. George, of Johnstone place, h. Johnstone place Moses, surgeon, 31 Longacre William, (of Birnie and Forbes), h. 39 Constitution street Birse, William, farmer, Mains of Ruthrieston

Bisset, John, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 37 Queen street, h. Crown street

William (of William Bisset & Son), h. Castlebrae William & Son, wholesale merchants, Castlebrae, h. above

. William, stabler, 6 Mealmarket lane [shop Mrs. William, lodgings, 7 Marischal street Miss, 27 York place Mrs. James, lodgings, 19 George street ™» Mrs., sick nurse, 6 Black's buildings

Black, Alexander, clerk (Aberdeen Bank), 39 Whitehouse st.

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Black, Alexander & William, wine merchants, 12 Broad street

Alexander, wine merchant (of A. & W. Black), 1 1 Union Andrew, of Foresterhill, h. Foresterhill [lane

~~»~™ David, teacher (Bon-accord School, Marywell street), h. 65 Crown street George, druggist, 22 Castle street

James, turner, 1 1 Putachieside, h. 5 Flourmill lane

James, grocer and spirit dealer, 117, h. 87 Gallowgate James, builder, 119 Chapel street [street

James (James Black & Co.), h. South bridge, Holburn ™ James (Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h. 33 Constitution street James & Co., stock and share agents, 7 Adelphi court entry to Counting Room by Adelphi lane ™ John, boot and shoe maker, 23 Justice street

John, wright, 1, A. 61 College street —„— John, watch and clock maker, 16 Longacre Joseph, tailor, head beadle, Free Holburn Church, and funeral waiter, h. Strawberrybank Robert, merchant, Newburgh

Thomas, flesher, 13 and 14 New Market, h. 14 Wales st.

—~™, William, jun., wine merchant (of A. & W. Black), h. 11 Union lane

.—„~. William & Co., Devanha Brewery [terrace —„™ William, secretary (Aberdeen Commercial Co.), 9 Canal ~* Mrs., milliner, 125 Union street

— .—. Misses, Albyn place Blackhall, James, & Co., drapers, 39 Union street James (of J. B. & Co.), Northfield, Gilcomston

Blackie, Alexander, agent (Commercial Bank of Scotland), 7 King street

.™*— J. S., professor of humanity, Marischal .College, h. High street, Old Aberdeen

Blaikie, David (of John Blaikie & Sons), h. Rubislaw den —™ John, advocate, 247 Union street —™~ John (of John Blaikie & Sons), h. Devanha ~~_— John, & Sons, plumbers, brassfounders, gas-fitters, copper-

smiths, pewterers, and gas-meter makers, Littlejohn st. & Smith, advocates, 247 Union street

Thomas (of J. Blaikie & Sons), h. 32 Bon-accord terrace W. & R., grocers, corner of Charles street Mrs. Provost, Craigiebuckler ~~ Miss, Cooperston buildings Blake, James, lessee of the Athenseum, 11 Union buildings Miss, 54 Chapel street Bland, Captain, Springbank cottage Boaden, Richard, shipmaster (Harmony), 59 Commerce street 79 NEW ABERDEEN. [BON—BOW

Bonnar, John, mason, 7 Charles street, Broadford Bon-accord Blind Asylum, Huntly street—T. Wallace, manager ™ Life and Fire Assurance Company, 18 King street—A. Christie, manager Marine Insurance Company, 34 Marischal street Coach-work, Bon-accord street Bonnyman, James, blacksmith, 19 Loch street „~ John, blacksmith, 19 Loch street James & John, blacksmiths and bell -hangers, 19 Loch st. Mrs., cook-shop, 198 Gallowgate Booth, Alexander, ship insurance and share broker and commis-

sion agent, 4, h. 2 Regent quay

George, & Son, watchmakers and jewellers, 36 Union st. George (of G. B. & Son), watchmaker and jeweller, h. Springbank, Dee street Captain James, 28 Queen street

, James, surgeon, 28 Queen street ,™„™ John, mason, Hanover lane John, mason, 64 Hutcheon street „™™ John, jun., 2 Regent quay „ John, shipmaster (Aberdeen Packet), h. 27 York place ,™. John, watch and clock maker, 41 Upperkirkgate, h. 5 John, gardener, Canal road [Black's buildings „™ William, advocate, 2 Regent quay William, chimney-sweep, Albion court, Castle street

William, cabinetmaker, Shoe lane, fa 37 Castle street Mrs. G., provision shop, Chronicle lane Borthwick, Captain, 45 Constitution street William, candlemaker, 36 East North street

Bothwell, Alexander, confectioner, 36 New Market, fa 16 Car-

George, gardener, Greenbank, Broadford [melite st.

George B., candlemaker, 25 Justice street, h. 165 Union street

John, shoemaker, 48 Broad street, fa Well court, Broad st.

, Mrs. G., 1 Rose street Mrs. James, 46 Shiprow Bow, Hugh, keeper of Medical Hall, King street Bowie, Alexander, shipmaster (Nautilus), 2 Bannermill street James, tailor, 29 Broad street Jane, cook-shop, 66 Guestrow Bower, Alexander G., keeper of Regent Bridge and Berthmaster,

Upper Quay, h. 12 Quay Bowman, A., grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Leadside, Gilcomston Andrew (of Bowman & Co.), 31 Huntly street & Co., plasterers, 31 Huntly street James, minibus proprietor, 22 Harriet street BOW— BRE] NEW ABERDEEN. 80

Bowman, Robert, blacksmith (A. Duthie & Co.), 53 York street Mrs. James, victualling-house, 71 Queen street Mrs., broker, Backwynd stairs, Green Boyd, Mrs. G. H., 253 Union street Mrs., Mackie place Mrs. William, 8 Bon-accord terrace Boyne, James, teacher (Roman Catholic Seminary), Constitution William, spirit dealer, 94 Gallowgate [street Boyack, James, shipmaster (Dahlia), 16 James street Boyle, Mrs., lodgings, 29 Union street Boys' School of Industry, Quaker's court, 55 Guestrow Braick, Peter, grain merchant, Jack's brae, Gilcomston Brambwell, John, secretary and inspector of branches, Town &

Couuty Bank, h. 90 Union street

Brand, Andrew, shipmaster, //. Hanover lane

Alexander, shipmaster, 53 St. Clement street

,— George, carter, 30 Windmillbrae

. John, mealseller, 44 Windmillbrae William, jeweller (G. Booth & Son), h. 4 Carmelite street

_ William, late officer of excise, 1 1 Drum's lane William, carter, 2 Marywell street „„ Mrs., 4G Windmillbrae „„ Miss, 209, Union street Brander, Miss, 23 Castle street Brantingham, George, wine merchant and grocer, 70 Broad st.,

k. 71 Catherine street Brebner, Charles, gardener, North Rubislaw ™ George, messenger (Harbour Office), h. 102 Gallowgate George, innkeeper and post-horse-master, 44 Harriet st. James, contractor, 33 Whitehouse street „. Jas., advocate, Advocates' buildings—Agent for Friendly Insurance Co. against Fire, Head Office, 48 North-

bridge street, Edinburgh ; Argus Life Assurance Co.,

London ; and Farmers' and General Fire and Life In- surance and Loan and Annuity Company, London,

h, Albyn place Brebner & Ragg, general merchants, 56 St. Nicholas street, h. Marine terrace [street William, manager, Aberdeen Horse Repository, 81 George William, shipmaster (Pomona), Wales street

. Miss, of Lairney, /(. 152 Union street Brechin, George, provision seller, 94 Causewayend

Mrs. James, 1 1 Canal street Bremner, Peter, toll-keeper, Wellington Bridge Mrs. Dr., 15 Union place Brew, James, linen merchant, Carmelite street —

81 NEW ABERDEEN. [BRI—BRO

Bridewell and Rogue-money Assessment for the City and Liberties of Aberdeen—James Simpson, collector Office, 17 Huxter row Bridgeford, Alexander, baker, 65 Green John, vintner, 12 Burnett's close> Castle street Mrs., merchant, Holburn street British Commercial Life Assurance Company—George Grub, advocate, agent, Advocates' buildings, Union street

„ Empire Life Assurance Company—Robert Brown, jun., agent, 131 Union street Linen Company's Bank, 22 King street Broadford Bread and Flour Company, 218 George street—Alex. Robertson, manager, h. 220 George street Co-operative Company, for Meal, Groceries, Foreign and

British spirits, &c, 160 George st. —George Deuchars, salesman Broom, Thomas, spirit dealer, 62 Quay Brown, Alexander, vintner and stabler, 8 North street

Alexander, bookseller, /(. 56 Castle street Alexander, baker, 276 George street Alexander, sailmaker, Links street Alexander (Brown & Carr), h. 68 Dee street ,„™~ Alexander & Co., booksellers, Public Library, 77 Union Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 71 George st. [street rr^, Alexander, clerk, 27 Blackfriars street Allan G., Broadford place & Carr, wholesale clothiers, Exchange court, Union street Farquhar, & Co., Glenburn Distillery, Rubislaw David, shipmaster (Victoria), 66 Virginia street Donald, boot and shoe maker, 13 Dee street

George, auctioneer (of P. & G. Brown), h. Tanfield

. George, grocer, 218 Gallowgate

George, mealseller, 18 East North street, h. 1 Shuttle lane

, John, M.D., Skene square

, John, warden (East Church), and funeral undertaker, Union terrace

, John, flesher, 28 Princes street

. Joseph, mealseller, 34 Young street

, Lawrence, keeper of the Court-house, It. Court-house, entry, Lodge walk Marshal (of Taylor & Brown), 22 Union terrace P. & G., auctioneers, 40 Union street, up stairs Peter, auctioneer (of P. & G. Brown), h. Rosemount Robert, inspector of stamps and taxes, Garden's haugh Robert, jun. (Farquharson, & Co.), h. 46 Schoolhill

Robert, shore porter, 1 Weigh-house square BRO— BUC] NEW ABERDEEN. 82

Brown, Rev. R. J., D.D., professor of Greek, Marischal College, L 19 Golden square ~~~~~ Robert (with R. Moir, wine merchant), Adelphi court), h. 23 Castle street Simon, saddler, 178 West North street

Thomas, writer, 2 Guestrow, h. 35 Blackfriars street Thomas, vintner, Stronach's close William, distributor of stamps and collector of land and assessed taxes for the Counties of Aberdeen and Kin-

cardine, Advocates' Buildings, Backwynd, h. Broadford cottage William, fishing-tackle maker, 36 George street William, principal servant, Zion Chapel, funeral waiter, and gasfitter, 3 Greig's court, Windmillbrae

, Mrs. P., sen., 137 Union street Mrs. (late of Glenmuick), 10 Golden square

Mrs., h. Castlehill Mrs., broker, 32 East North street ~_~~~ Mrs. Patrick, lodgings, 6 Union lane Mrs. Robert, midwife, 110 John street Brownie, James, paper ruler, Webster's court, 29 Guestrow Browning, Mrs., 38 Skene terrace Bruce, Alexander, shipmaster, 11 Sugar-house lane -~~— Charles, druggist, 73, #.71 Gallowgate John, sen., baker, 13, h. 14 Castle street

~~~~~ John, jun., baker, 55, h. 49 St. Nicholas street

—~~. Sir Michael, Bart., of Stenhouse, h. Scotstown, and 54 St. Nicholas street

— ,— John, mason, 65 St. Andrew street Thomas, spirit dealer, 3 Park street William, 4 Hanover street

Rev. William (St. Andrew's Chapel), 1 Crown terrace -~~— Mrs., dressmaker, 120 George street Mrs., lodgings, Crown court, Union street ~~~~~ Mrs. Captain, 40 Broad street Miss, stockmaker, 61 Park street Miss E., milliner, 61 Park street

Misses, milliners and straw-hat makers, 20 Princes street Brunton, John, shipmaster, 29 Wales street John, jun., shipmaster, 13 Commerce street Bryce, Rev. James (Free Gilcomston Chureh), 92 Crown street

James, advocate, 77 King street, h. Crown street Mrs. John, Crown street

Buchan, Alexander, shoemaker, 83 Queen street, h. 31 Consti- tution street —~-~ John, 6 Links street Buchan, Robert, baker, 29 Chapel street, h. 14 Thistle street

. William, slater, 19 Shiprow ,™ Mrs. John, 91 George street Buchanstane-mill Warehouse— A. Camming, manager, 79 Broad Buck, William, shoemaker, 2 St. Clement street [street Buckner, James, spirit dealer, 28 Blackfriars street ™ William, boot and shoe maker, 5 Charlotte street Budge, Alexander, tidewaiter, customs, 28 James street Buhl, Paulus Baron Von, teacher of the German language, 14 Dee street Buist, Thomas, cooper and fishcurer, h, 25 Prince Regent street Bulloch, John, foreman (J. Blaikie & Sons), h. 22 Schoolhill Burge & Co., hat manufacturers, 38 and 40, h. and manufactory, 46 Broad street [Upperkirkgate Burgess, Alexander, & Co., umbrella and parasol makers, 50 James, merchant (J. Black & Co.), h. 2 Adelphi court Jane, provision seller, 37 Chapel street [street ~~~~~ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Annand's court, 30 James Burlie, David, flesher, 13 Basement floor, New Market, h. Pit-

Burness, Alexander, h. Prospect place [muxton Burn, Edward, 31 Bon-accord terrace Burnett, Andrew, provision curer, 51 Basement floor, New

Market, h. 89 Chapel street

, Alexander, feuar, Holburn street Gregory, land surveyor and valuator, 7 Belmont street

.„„ . John, shoemaker, 55 York street

, Newell, advocate, keeper of the register of sasines for Aberdeen and Kincardine shires— Office, 25 and 23 Belmont street

,. James, mealseller, 73, h. 71 Chapel street Thomas, advocate— Office, 25 and 23 Belmont street Sir Thomas, Bart., of Leys, Crathes castle Mrs., vintner, Upper Denburn Burr, George, shoemaker, 14 Carmelite street Bushby, Charles, 6 Affleck street Butchard, James, conductor (Stewart, Rowell, & Co.), h. 83 Causewayend Buthley, Robert, shipmaster, (Waterloo), h. 43 Commerce street Butler, Joseph, flesher, 24 New Market, h. 6 Barnett's close Buyers, James, manager (Aberdeen Rope and Sail Company),

h. 3 Constitution street James, & Co., builders and timber merchants, 12 Kiddlane

. James (James Buyers & Co.), h. 12 Kidd lane John (James Buyers & Co.), h. 12 Kidd lane Peter, grocer, ship-chandler, and spirit dealer, 32 Quay,

/(. 18 James street—Receiving Post Office ,

BUY—CAM] NEW ABERDEEN. 84

Buyers, William (James Buyers & Co.), h. 94 Skene street Byth, Mrs. George, provision seller, 22 Summer street

Cadenhead, Alexander, advocate, 9 Huxter row, h. Seafield

. Alexander & John, advocates, City Fiscals, 9 Huxter row Barron, & Co., Newbridge, Hardgate David, boot and shoe maker, 100 John street George, tailor, Concert court, Broad street

, , John, M.D., 211 Union street

John, advocate, h. Thistle cottage, Thistle street

. ~ William, Contland, Peterculter Caie, William, shore porter, 84 Shiprow

—,— William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Causewayend Mrs., lodgings, 17 North Broadford -~~~— Jane, provision merchant, 14 Huxter row

Calder, Charles, porter and spirit merchant, 50 Green, //. 2 Carmelite street

~~~.~~, David, looking glass and picture frame maker, Skene sqr. George, spirit dealer, Summer lane

. James, tea and spirit dealer, 16, h. 6 Park street William, baker, 67, h. 69 George street ™ Miss, dressmaker, 32 Belmont street ' Calvert, Frederick B., professor of elocution, 10 King street Caledonian Insurance Company—Thomas Primrose, advocate, agent, 11 Adelphi court

Callam, John, grocer, 85 Causewayend [street Cameron, Alexander, overseer, Bannermill, h. 21 Prince Regent Alexander, wholesale and retail basketmaker, 72 Green Andrew J., advocate, 21 Shiprow, h. Morefield, Stocket Andrew, founder (J. Duffus & Co.), 39 Summer lane Peter, cooper, 150 Gallowgate, h. above shop John, surgeon, R.N., of Morefield, Stocket, and 21 Shiprow [Harriet street & Macfarlane, reedmakers (successors to R. Simmie), 29 Samuel (of Cameron & Macfarlane), 29 Harriet street William, shoemaker, 10 Skene street William, cooper, 20 Loch street Mrs., 55 Huntly street [h. Tillieve, Udny Campbell, Alexander, grain merchant (of Campbell & Wilson), ~~.— Alexander, bookseller, 41 St. Nicholas street, agent for Thomas Kelly, publisher, London Davidj reedmaker, 16 Loch street Ewen, mail guard, 59 Huntly street John, shoemaker, 84 Chapel street

John, post-horse-master and livery stables, 5 Bon-accord John, surgeon, 7 Bon-accord street [street

f" 85 NEW ABERDEEN. £CAM—CAT

Campbell, Alexander, excise officer, Holburn street street , John M., M.D., 250 Union John, sheriff-officer, 12 West North street, first floor Patrick, broker, 26 Justice street Robert, timber merchant, 127 George street and 6 Char-

lotte street, h. 49 John street

William, shipmaster (Courier), h. 89 Virginia street

™- William, shipmaster (Queen steamer), h. 49 Wellington st. William, jun., shipmaster (Duke of Richmond steamer),

h. 49 Wellington street

, Mrs. Alexander, midwife, 41 St. Nicholas street Mrs., 5 Golden square „*„ Miss, matron, Female School of Industry, 61 Loch street Cantly, Peter, shore porter, 7 Marischal street Cardno, G., gardener, Cornhill lodge ,„„ Mrs., Wales street Cargill, John, shipmaster (City of London steamer), Waterloo

„ , William, shipmaster (Messenger), 25 Quay [quay Carmichael, Mrs. Captain Robert, 16 Union terrace Carnegie, Robert, flesher, 122 Chapel street, h. 100 Skene street Miss Hannah, 6 Golden square Carnie, Mrs. William, 66 Green Cairney, Alexander, 9 Young street Carey, Hugh, jun., flesher, 26 and 27 New Market, h. 15 St. Nicholas street John, jun., flesher, 146 George street and 42 New Mar-

ket, h. 123 George street Mrs., 46 George street Caroline, Thomas, shoemaker, 80 East North street Carr, Alexander, dyer and bleacher, BarkmiH „™ John, tailor, Holburn street

. „ Robert (of Brown & Carr), h. Strawberrybank Carter, David, general blacksmith, boiler and machine maker, millwright, &c, 107 North street, h. 211 King street ,™ Mrs. John, h. 17 Skene terrace Miss, Union terrace Casey, John, tidewaiter, Customs, 14 Virginia street

Cassie, James, spirit merchant, 2 Justice st., h. 30 Castle street „™„~ James, jun., artist— Study, 30 Castle street James, porter, 43 West North street

„ . William, tailor, 22 Longacre

Castle, Andrew, overseer, Bannermill, Ji. 69 Virginia street Castro, Mons., teacher of French, singing, and Spanish guitar, 56 Union street Cattanach & Mirrielees, tailors and clothiers, 126 Union street

Charles (of C. & M.), h. 51 Bon-accord street —

CAT—CHA] NEW ABERDEEN. 86

Cattanach, D. G., writer, Town-house, h. Holburn sti'eet Mrs. Donald, Holburn street Mrs. John, 128§ Union street Catto & Co., block, pump, and mast makers, York street

James, boot and shoe maker, 153 Union street, h. 132 Crown street [King street „ John, Son, & Co., merchants and insurance brokers, 88 Robert, sen. (of Robert Catto & Son), h. Belvidere

™ Robert, jun. (of Robert Catto & Son), h. East North st. Robert, & Son, merchants and ship owners, 47 Marischal street

. .~~~ Robert, & Co., grocers, wine and spirit dealers, 14 King st. —~»~ Thomson, & Co., rope and sail manufacturers, Links, Footdee William, accountant (Aberdeen Bank), 50 Upperkirkgate

, . William, tailor, 3 Shiprow ~~— William, merchant, 90 King street

— .— William, feuar, Charles street ™ William, clerk (W. Simpson & Co.), h. 53 York street

—.—. Miss, dressmaker, 50 Upperkirkgate Miss, dressmaker, Annand's court, 30 James street „—, Mrs. James, lodgings, 27 Blackfriars street

. .— Mrs. Robert, 17 East North street Cavendish, Alex., (of A. Cavendish & Co.), h. 168 Gallowgate „~— Alexander, & Co., stoneware and general rag store, 168^ Gallowgate

Cay, Alexander, shipmaster (Brothers), 6 St. Clement street „™ William, 70 Catherine street

Chadwick, Edmund, manufacturer, 39, h. 48 Queen street Chalmers, Alex. W., general governor of the Aberdeen prisons, h. Rose street [lane, Green

Alexander, shoemaker, 21 Marischal street, h. 1 Martin's Alexander, grocer, 3 Causewayend

. . Alexander, weaver, 4 Charles street, Broadford

—,~~ Charles, advocate, h. 14 Union terrace —~™ David, printer, h. 13 Adelphi, and Westburn David & Co;, printers, 25 Adelphi, Union street & Farquhar, advocates, 147 Union street Ceorge, shipmaster (Sophia), 9 Hanover street —„™ James (of D. Chalmers & Co., printers), 13 Adelphi James, assistant superintendent, New Gas Light Co., h. at Works ~—-~~_ John (of D. Chalmers & Co., printers), 13 Adelphi ~—~™ William, manager of the North of Scotland Fire and Life Assurance Office, 3 King street „ William (late merchant), Reid's court, 34 Gallowgate 87 NEW ABERDEEN. [CHA—CHR

Chalmers, William, gardener, Lochhead Mrs., teacher, 20 Blackfriars street

Mrs. S., 7 Thistle street Chambers, Misses, of Westfield, h. Westfield Chapman, George, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 14,

h. 7 Black's buildings John, builder, 159 George street John, sub-editor of Banner, 17 North Broadford "William, farmer, Rubislaw William, commission agent, 25 Marischal street, h. Rising- sun Tavern, Huxter row Mrs., Rising-sun tavern, 10 Huxter row Charles, Alexander, mason, 73 Hutcheon street Miss, 35 Huntly street Charleston, John, grocer, 13 Hutcheon street Chesser, James, day police, 59 Long Acre Cheyne, Gordon, shoemaker, 59 Chapel street

,~~,™. George, spirit dealer, 23 Quay, h. 10 Marywell street

Rev. Patrick (St. John's Chapel), h. 44 Bon-accord street

& Duguid, grocers and spirit dealers, 1 5 Regent quay Mrs. Peter, Lochhead Cottage Chiene, William, surveyor of shipping, 125 Crown street Chisholm, William, keeper of the Public Rooms, Union street Chivas, Alexander, advocate, and Agent for the National Bank of Scotland, 42 Castle street James (of Stewart & Chivas), h. 2 Castlebrae Captain William, 7 Canal street, Mounthooly Chivers, Captain William, Tanfield, Woodside [Market Craigen, James, boot and shoe maker, 21 south gallery, New Cree, Miss Elizabeth, trainer, infant school department, Free

North School, North street, h. 8 Hanover street Chree, Miss, 267 George street

Christall, John, teller, North of Scotland Bank, h. 1 Affleck st.

William, grain loft, Hector's houses, Commerce street Mrs. William, lodgings, 36 Union street Christie, Alex., manager (Bon-accord Life and Fire Assurance

Co.), h. 83 Union street

Archibald, grocer (G. Davidson), 51 St. Nicholas st.

Donald, manufacturer, 17 Shiprow, h. 61 Broad street .James, spirit dealer, 117 Skene street

John, provision seller, 59 Guestrow John, spirit dealer and mealseller, College street William, wright, 21 Woolmanhill William, clerk, 50 Netherkirkgate Mrs. James, 10 Bon-accord terrace Mrs., Maberly street Christie, Miss, 117 George street

Miss J., bonnetmaker, 10 Gaelic lane Miss, 27 Dee street Christopher, Mark, shipmaster, 19 Prince Regent street City of Glasgow Bank, Victoria Court, 54 Castle street, William Bain, manager City Tax Office, 17 Huxter row, foot of Broad street Clapperton, John, gardener, 9 Little Chapel street

Clark, Alexander, constable, New Market, /*. Skene street

. Alexander, clerk (Duke of Richmond, steamer), h. 2, Re- gent Quay Alexander, mealseller, 44 Gallowgate Alexander C, pastry baker and coffee-room keeper, 57 St. Nicholas street Archibald, shore porter, 18 Shiprow Arthur, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 10 Windy wynd David, steward of the Duke of Richmond steamer, and

occasional waiter, h. 67 Commerce street George & Son, wholesale booksellers, stationers, and paper

merchants, 15 Broad street, h. 2 Guestrow —-™, George, tailor and draper, 170 George street George, late bookseller, h. 2 Guestrow

— ,— James, bookseller, h. 2 Guestrow James, writing-master, Rhind's court, 64 Gallowgate

James, clothier, 18 Broad street, h. 33 Bon-accord street James, shipmaster (Express), 8 Commerce street

— ,— John, advocate, Clark's court, 2 Upperkirkgate John, teacher (Roman Catholic Seminary), Constitution John, furnishing tailor, 16 Huxter row [street John, mealseller, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 48 and 49 Woolmanhill Joseph, blacksmith and bell-hanger, 12 Drum's lane, A. 7 Justice lane ,~~— Leslie, wine and spirit merchant, and wholesale grocer, 4, h. Clark's court, 2 Upperkirkgate

Nathaniel, clerk, h. 2 Canal lane

Robert, porter, Mail-coach office, h. 74 Skene street Robert, Hardgate ~~-~~ Samuel, linen manufacturer, 5 Mounthooly ™ Thomas, M.D., professor of chemistry, Marischal College h. 120 King Street ™ William, blacksmith, 46 John street ~~ William, ironmonger, 16 Union street, h. 12 Union terrace

~~ William, superintendent of poor, h. 1 Trinity quay ~~— William (of Sim, Clark, & Co.), h. 7 Justice lane William, manufacturer, 40 Lodge walk 89 1 NEW ABERDEEN . [CLA—COL

Clark, "William, general agent, wine merchant, and grocer, 8, h. 10 King street ,,_ Mrs. Margaret, merchant, 97 Gallowgate

Mrs., dressmaker, 1 Trinity quay Mrs. Alexander, Star Hotel and lodgings, 24 Quay

Mrs. J., lodgings, 36 Union street Mrs. Samuel, 85 Chapel street Miss, ladies' school, 16 Gallowgate ™™~ Miss, lodgings, 18 Queen street

Clerihew, Francis, advocate, 2 St. Catherine's wynd, li. 7 Carme- George, builder, 7 Carmelite street [lite street Clunes, Thomas, plumber, 85 West North street Mrs., 48 Queen street Clyne, James (of Wm. Clyne & Sons), h. 27 Gallowgate

Thomas, tea and coffee dealer, 20 Gallowgate, h. 11 Little- john street William (ofWm. Clyne & Sons), Froghall Cottage, Canal- William & Sons, curriers, 28 Berry lane [side William & Sons, shoe manufacturers and leather dealers, 22 and 24 Gallowgate Mrs. Alexander, 11 Littlejohn street

. Mrs. Captain, Braehead, Gilcomston Mrs. William, Froghall Cottage, Canalside Cobban, James, builder, 6 Jopp's lane and 132 George street Cochran, Francis James, advocate, assessor of income tax, and collector of the Old Machar poor assessment, Agent for Insurance Company of Scotland and btandard Life As- surance Company, and clerk of the Shipmaster Society,

96 Union Street, h. Crown street Mrs. Alexander, 77 Dee Street Cochrane, James (late excise officer), Bosie cottage, Maybank Cock, Silvester, house-carpenter, Holburn street

Cockburn, George, sub-governor of East Prison, h. Prison

Lieut. Wm. P., 18th Royal Irish, Migvie House, Silver st. Cocker, James, gardener, Sunny park, Canalside, by Causewayend Cockerell John, h. 39 Marischal street Cockerill, Charles, hairdresser, 200 George street Collie, Alexander, Oakbank, Stocket Alexander, slater, 28, Shiprow

George (of G. Collie & Co.), ft. 21 Union place

George, & Co., drapers, 4 St. Catherine's wynd, Union st.

George, shipmaster (Sweet Home), h. Park street James, mason, 51 Summer street ,~~,— James, manufacturer, 30 Gordon street James, hairdresser, 55 Green James, provision shop, 85 Loch street

h 2 COL—CON] NEW ABERDEEN- 90

Collie, James, advocate, 58 Castle street, h. Mary Cottage, south end of College street —~~. James, tidewaiter, customs, Brebner's court, Shiprow John, manager of the rope department (Catto, Thomson,

& Co.), h. 47 York street

, , John, slater, 123 Chapel street

John, hairdresser, Mortimer's court, h. 58 Shiprow & Philip, silk mercers, drapers, and haberdashers, 17 Union buildings

Robert, hairdresser, 62 Shiprow, k. Mary Cottage, south end of College street Robert, wholesale and retail hardware and fancy warehouse, Green, h. above shop William, wright and cabinetmaker, 14 Blackfriars street William, bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder, 47 Upper-

kirkgate, h. 102 Chapel street William, carter, 26 Wales street William, grocer and spirit dealer, 31 Loch street Mrs. William, lodgings, Holburu street ~~~~~ Mrs., midwife, 23 Commerce street ~~.— Mrs., lodgings, 16 Netherkirkgate

—,— Mrs., midwife, 90 Gallowgate Colquhoun, John, 1 Black's buildings Colston, Alexander, teacher of music, and teacher Gordon's

Hospital, h. 102 Union street Mrs., dressmaker and milliner, 102 Union street Colvin, John, porter, Marischal College court, 82 Broad street

, Mrs., lodgings, 20 Castle street Commercial Bank of Scotland's Branch—Alex. Blackie, agent, 9 King street Commissary Clerk's Office, 27 King Street Commutation Road Trustees—James Simpson, advocate, clerk and collector, 17 Huxter row

Comrie, Thomas, excise officer, Glenburn Distillery, h. Whitehall

Condell, Major J. A. (H. E. I. C. S.), 33 Union place Connel, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 86 Chapel Street Connon, Alexander, grocer and tea dealer 89, h. 80 King street —-v— James, clothier and haberdasher, 7, h. 40 Broad street James, mealseller, 59 Waterloo quay ,™ James, turner and wheelwright, 95 Skene street Richard (R. Connon & Co.), 61 Broad street JL Richard & Co., timber merchants, ship and insurance brokers, and general commission agents, 56 Marischal street Robert, cart and plough wright, 34, h. 32 Causewayend

William, carpenter, 28 St. Clement street 91 NEW ABERDEEN. [CON—COR

Connon, William, coalbroker and shipowner, 57 Regent quay, h. 24 Constitution street William (of W. Davidson & Co.), 29 Constitution street William, boatbuilder (W. Hood & Co.), 8 Links street Miss, muff and tippet maker, and cleaner of furs, 5 Little Belmont street Miss, straw-bonnet maker, 32 Causewayend Cook, Alexander, coach guard, 69, Broad street

~ Charles, coachman (South Defiance), 27 Constitution st.. James, engineer, 55 Wellington street

John, shoemaker, 1 Shuttle street

Samuel, shipmaster (Joseph) St. Clement street

William (of James Moir & Co.), h. 9 Huxter Row Cooper, Alexander, gardener, 47 East North street Alexander, cooper, Cooper's court, 24 Netherkirkgate Alexander, saddler, 45, h. 35 Queen street George, boot and shoemaker, 3 Rose street, h Cooperston Henry (of Cooper & Ord), h. 1 Rose street James (late hatter), bookseller and agent for Scott of Ed- inburgh's pills, 22 Kidd lane John, hairdreser, 121 George street John, sacrist, Mai'ischal College court, 82 Broad street & Ord, drapers, 41 Union street

Patrick, writer (Adam & Anderson), h. 54 Union street ™ William, (of Philip & Cooper), h. 88 Bon-accord street Mrs. J., provision shop, 69 St. Andrew street Miss, straw-hat maker, Rettie's court, 26 Broad street Copland, Alexander, slater, Charlotte street Alexander, jun., slater, 104 Causewayend David, merchant, 25 York place James, mason, 61 Park street

Peter & Alexander, slaters, 105 North st., li, 6. Gerard st. ~~«~~ Wm. (Devanha brewery), h. Fcnthill place, Ferryhill Mrs. Dr., Fountainhall Mrs., grocer, 18 Shoe lane [deen Corbet, Rev. Adam, of Bieldside, Manse of Drumoak, near Aber-

James, late shipmaster, 1 1 Peacock's close, Castle street Cormack, Alexander, mason and grate-setter, 5 College street —~~. Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 33, k. 21 Shiprow William, furniture dealer, Lobban's court, 30 Castle street

, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 31 York place, h. —„~„ William, vintner, 46 Quay [21 Shiprow Mrs., lodgings, Charlotte street

~. Miss, dressmaker, 1 1 Whitehouse street Cornwall, George, printer—Office, Victoria court, 54 Castle

street, h. Exchange court, first stair on the left COR—CRA] NEW ABERDEEN. 92

Corry, John, spirit dealer, 67 Shiprow Cossens, James, wright, Duthie's house, Castlebrae Cottingham, Joseph, excise officer, Gilcomston house

Coubrough, W. & J., tea dealers, 3 St. Nicholas street

William (W. & J. Coubrough), h. 83 Union street County Fire Office and Provident Life Office—Agent, William Smith, jun., 106 Union street

—.— Rates— C. Lumsden, collector, Union terrace Corn-age, Archibald, bookseller, 7 George street, h. Farmers' hall, Gilcomston James, cooper, 177 Gallowgate

, Miss, staymaker, Farmers' hall, Gilcomston Courduff, Patrick, candlemaker, 17 Lower Denburn Coull, John, blacksmith, Walker's house, Hanover lane Coutts, Adam, advocate, 65 Netherkirkgate ,™. Alexander, cutler, 214 Gallowgate Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Rubislaw Coutts, Alexander, sen., farmer, Rubislaw, Alexander, wright, 46 Frederick street, k. South Consti- tution street Alexander, turner and shuttlemaker, 58 Windmillbrae

George, furnishing tailor, 22 St. Nicholas lane

John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 114, h. 107 George st. John, mill manager (Broadford), 297 George street John, advocate, 65 Netherkirkgate, h. 213 Gallowgate

J. provision seller, 56 Windmillbrae

William, cutler, 214, A. 213 Gallowgate William, shuttlemaker, 58 Windmillbrae William, painter, 201 Union street, h. 7 Shorebrae William, overseer (Rubislaw Works), h. Rubislaw Cowie, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 212 Gallowgate, h. 72 Catherine street & Co., brewers, 5 Virginia street Andrew, nailmaker, Upper Denburn, h. 14 Skene street John, mason, 29 Hutcheon street William, tailor, 4 Brownie's brae, Lower Denburn William, spirit dealer, 80 Windmillbrae Mrs., proprietor, 25 Princes street

. . Mrs. William, 4 Thistle street Cowieson, George, vintner, 9 Trinity quay ~-~^. George, flesber, 9 Basement floor, New Market Craib, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, Trinity street, h. 34 Loch street William (of Knight & Craib), 50 Causewayend

~™~,. William, baker, h. 85 Spring garden „~» Mrs. Alexander, midwife, 34 Loch street 93 NEW ABERDEEN. [CRA—CRO

Craig, Alex., manager (Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h. Gordon's Mills

Alexander, traveller (Thomas Craig), h. Skene street

—i— Alexander, manager (North Broadford Bread Company), h. 20 North Broadford

David, shipmaster (Christina), h. 7 Garvock street ~*-~~~ Edward, teacher, Dr. Bell's School, Frederick street George, foreman (Wm. Simpson & Co.), h. 2 Catto square

John, foreman (M'Donald & Leslie), h. 49 Bon-accord st. James (of J as. Craig & Co.), 13 Black's buildings James & Co., saddlers and harness makers, 38 Schoolhill Robert, stabler, 167 West North street

Thomas, tobacco manufacturer, 18 George street, k. Skene Miss, dressmaker, 302 George street [street Craighead, John, porter, Royal Infirmary William, provision dealer, 22 Basement floor, New Market Craigie, Captain James, Albyn place

Craigmyle, Alexander, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 47, h. 49 Commerce street Francis, teacher of writing and drawing, new Public

School, Little Belmont street, h. 7 Thistle street

James, cabinetmaker, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 73 and 77, k. 75 Green

William, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 62 St. Nicho- las street, h. 50 Loch street ~~ Barbara, washer and dresser, 60 Schoolhill Crane, Andrew, shipmaster (Bonnie Dundee), 31 Wales street James, rural police constable, 48 Skene street [lane

. James, meter inspector (Aberdeen Gas Co.), h. 6 Union

Peter, piano-forte maker, 2 Trinity street, h. St. Cathe-

rine's court, 1 6 Shiprow Crawford, James, 24 Young street

John, overseer (Aberdeen Lime Co.), h. Fish street William, flaxdresser. 35 North Broadford Crerar, John, clerk (J. Ogilvy), 35 Huntly street Crichton, John, shipmaster (Charles), 67 Commerce street Mrs., Littlejohn-street tavern, 10 Littlejohn street Croal, James, new tea mart, 50 Broad street

Crole, John, baker, 16 Schoolhill, h. 69 Hutcheon street —™~ John, provision seller, 69 Hutcheon steeet Cromar, Alexander, late teacher, h. Holburn street Alexander, assistant inspector of police, /L Skene square David, druggist, 54 Broad street, h. 16 Meal-market lane James, boot and shoe maker, 274 George street James L., shipmaster (Columbine), 54 Quay

John, grocer and spirit dealer, 151 George street h. above Mrs., 21 Silver street [shop Cromar, Miss, dressmaker, 74 Skene street Crombie, Alexander, 2 Albion street

Alexander, fruit merchant, 21, h. 23 Broad street

— «— James & Co., manufacturers, Cothal Mills Lewis, of Kirkhill, merchant and shipowner— Office, 30 Marischal street

Peter, jeweller, 60 Broad street, h. 38 Whitehouse street Crone, William, watch and clock maker, Upper Denburn Crosgrove, Peter, Catholic bookseller, and manufacturer of salve for all kinds of sores, 13 Young street Cross, William, day patrol (Harbour), Middlethird quay-

Crow, Alexander, ironmonger, 31 St. Nicholas street, h. 50 Woolmanhill

James, locker (of the Customs), h. 87 Queen street Cruickshank, Adam, clerk (Aberdeen Gas Co.), 51 Marischal st Alexander & Co., hosiers and glovers, 105 Union street Alex. (A. Hadden & Sons), h. 76 West North street Alexander, auctioneer, Cheyne's court, 60 Broad street Anthony (of A. C. & Co.), h. 103 Union street

, George, 136 George street George, manager (Aberdeen and Newcastle Shipping Co.) —Office, 45 Marischal street, h. 3 Affleck street

, George, advocate, 31 Gallowgate, h. 8 Constitution street

. George, coal broker, h. 8 Yeats' lane

. James (A. Cruickshank & Co.), h. 32 Adelphi court

, James (late druggist), teacher of and dealer in accordions, also accordions tuned and repaired, 86 George street

. John, LL.D., professor of mathematics, Marischal College,

h. 12 Rose street

. John, tinsmith, 5, h. 3 George street Leslie, merchant, 92, h. Cruickshank's court, 91 Broad street, and Deemount Richard, wholesale and retail tea, porter, and spirit mer-

chant, 49, h. 47 West North street Robert, grocer, tea, wine and spirit merchant, 193 Gal-

lowgate, h. 266 George street William, overseer, 5 Lobban's court, Castle street

William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 19, h. 20 Castle st.

, Mrs., sick nurse, 28 Summer street Mrs., 76 West North street „™ Mrs., 27 Blackfriars street Mrs., provision dealer, 13 Skene street Mrs. Thomas, lodgings, 60 St. Nicholas street „™ Mrs. (late Manse of Glass), 8 Constitution street Miss, dressmaker, 17 Huntly street Cuddie, A., M.D., 31 Quay Cuddie, Nicholas, brewer, 112 Loch street Cumine, George (late of Madras), Albyn place ™ James, of Rattray, h. Rattray

. Misses, Albyn place dimming, George, advocate, Concert court, Broad street James, shipmaster, 15 Prince Regent street James, mill-master, 22 Frederick street James, master carpenter (Walter Hood & Co.), 9 Com- merce street

— .— William, flesher, 44 New Market, h. Old Aberdeen William, slater, East North street, corner of King street William, furnishing tailor, 7 Huxter row Miss, 264 George street

Cunliffe, John, wool-buyer (A. H. & Sons), h. 39 Bon-accord st. Cunninghame, James, currier, 3S George street Mrs., straw-bonnet maker, 8 Skene street Currie, Adam, currier, 51 John street —~™ Mrs., midwife, 51 John street Cushnie, A., meal and grain dealer, 64 George street, k. Salter's

~* John, 54 Union street [court, 50 Loch street Customhouse, 16 Quay—Watch-house, New Pier, Footdee

Dalgarno, James, druggist, 10, h. 12 Park street

James, meaiseller, 24, h. 22 East North street Mrs. Alexander, 7 Union terrace

... Mrs., midwife and sick nurse, 7 Little Belmont street Dalgety, Alexander, provision merchant, 171 Gallowgate

Dallachy, Miss E., dressmaker, 49 St. Andrew street

Dallas, Robert, tailor, principal servant of St. Paul's Chapel, and funeral waiter, Chapel court, 61 Gallowgate

Dalrymple, William, late farmer, Tullos, h. 72 Chapel street „~~™. Mrs. James, 3 Alford place Dan, Job, blacking manufacturer, 31 George street Daniel, Alexander, advocate, deputy registrar of sasines, 25

Belmont street, h. Loch-head Alexander, turner, 50 Shiprow George, vintner, 9 Huxter row James, & Co., printers, 48 Castle street John, druggist, 54 Broad street, ^.16 Mealmarket lane Thomas, stabler, 16 Mealmarket lane

William, shipmaster (Brigand), h. 8 Carmelite street

Danish Consul, George Bennett, 1 South Crown street Darling, Thomas, gardener, Woodhill [place

Dark, Charles M., ship and ornamental carver, 1, h. 3 Victoria

Davidson, Alexander, engineer (W. Simpson & Co.), h. 55 Wellington street DAV—DAV] NEW ABERDEEN. 96

Davidson, Rev. A. D. (Free West Church), h. 128 Crown street

Alexander, advocate, 237 Union sti'eet Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 38 Quay —„~ Alex., flesher, 32 and 33 New Market, h. Bridge of Dee Alexander, broker, 89 Gallowgate, h. Harvey's court

™ Alexander, tailor. 13 Schoolhill \_h. 31 Frederick st. Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 44 Castle street, Alexander, wright, Simpson's court, Loch street

, Andrew, shipowner, 56 Wellington street Andrew, late merchant, 40 Union place

. Charles, druggist, 1, h. 3 Exchequer row David, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 131^ Union street,

h. 28 Union row —Workshop, 18 Summer street

. Donald, manufacturer, 49 Green

. Duncan, of Tillychetly, /;. 237 Union street

h. . George, bookseller and stationer, 1 King street, 1 Skene .George & William, merchants, 17 Quay [place

. George, Ruthrieston, New Inn, Bridge of Dee

. George, merchant, 17 Quay

. George, provision seller, 105 Gallowgate

. George & William, rope and twine manufacturers, Footdee — Office, 17 Quay

. George, night watchman, 9 Forbes street

. George, shipmaster (Warrior), 10 St. Clement street

. George, grocer, wine, tea, and spirit dealer, and commis-

sion agent, 51 St. Nicholas st., h. 49 Upperkirkgate .George, flesher, 31 Basement floor, New Market

. Henry, lodgings, 37 Marischal street

. James, flesher, 47 New Market, h. Caie's dykes, Bridge

. James, stabler, 6 Little Belmont street [of Dee

. James, grocer, tea, spirit, and cheese merchant, 13 North

street, h. 64 Longacre

. James, plasterer, 22 Union row .James, shore porter and sedan-chair carrier, Commercial court, 58 Castle street

- James, shoemaker, Waterloo Tavern, Waterloo quay

. James W., currier, foot of Berry lane, h. 18 John street

- James, flesher, 32 Basement floor, New Market

. John, painter and glazier, 29 Union street, h. 31 Queen

. John, writer, 138 Skene street [street

, John, King's houses, Gordon sti'eet

- John, wright, 27 East North street

J John, provision merchant, 24 Basement floor, New Market

, Robert, manufacturing chemist, Canal road

v. Patrick & Alexander, advocates, 1 Bon-accord street

v. Robert, jobbing gardener, 6 Forbes street 97 NEW ABERDEEN. [DAV—DEV

Davidson, John, grocer and spirit merchant, 14 Shiprow ™»— Robert, & Son, tailors, 15 Causewayend —~~» Robert R., printer, 2\ Broad street « Robert W, D,, writer {Record Office), h. 124 George st. —„w» William, teller, National Bank," William, & Co., merchants, 44 Broad street William (of W. Davidson & Co.), Canal road William, architect, 25 Bon-accord street William, surgeon, 2 Correction -wynd William, spirit dealer atd stoneware merchant, 11 Green William, gardener, Burnside

Mrs. Alexander (Edinburgh Ale Establishment), 17, h. 18 Castle street

Mrs., provision seller, 27 East North street Mrs. Alexander, 29 Skene street Mrs. Andrew, midwife, 25 Chapel street Mrs. Lieutenant, lodgings, 114 King street Mrs., vintner, Holburn place Mrs., 6 Carmelite street Mrs., dressmaker, 27 Commerce street Mrs. William, Canal road Miss, Springbank terrace

Miss, provision shop, 47 Chapel street -~~~~, Miss, china, glass, and stoneware merchant, 2 Shiprow

h. Shorebrae Miss, housekeeper (Poor's Hospital for boys), 19 Upper- Miss, lodgings, 17 Schoolhill [kirkgate Miss, 75 Dee street Davie, George, wright and cooper, Ruthrieston James, music-seller, music-master, and piano-forte tuner, Concert court, 10 Broad street William, spirit dealer, Upper Denburn Davies, Richard, tailor, Crown street Dawny, Alexander, land surveyor, 66 West North street Dawson, Alexander, provision seller, 174 George street

™ . Charles, town-serjeant, 7 Well court, Broad street Mrs., provision seller, 248 George street

Mrs., lodgings, 1 Crown terrace Deaf and Dumb Institution, 58 Schoolhill—John Weir, teacher Deans, James, engineer, 20 James street Matthew, chimney-sweep, 22 Mutton brae Dempster, John, shipmaster (Queen Victoria), 7 Hanover lane Miss, milliner, 83 Spring garden Denham, Thomas, Royal Oak Tavern, 11 Huxter row Denmill Warehouse, Wellington place Devanha Brewery, Devanha DEV—DON] NEW ABERDEEN. 98

Devanha Distillery Company, Devanha Dewar, Alexander, boot and shoe mart, 59 Broad street, h. 3 Blairton lane ™ Rev. Daniel, D.D., principal of Marischal College, Garnet- hill, Albyn place Rev. Thomas (South Parish), 52 Chapel street

Diack, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 88 George street, h. above shop „ Mrs., lodgings, 5 Schoolhill

Dick, James, grocer, 7 Wales street, /;. 1 9 Constitution street m ~~ John, foreman (A. Hall & Sons), 7 Church street ~ William (of the Excise) 29 Frederick street

Dickie, George, M.D., lecturer on Botany, King's College, h. Cherryvale

John, manager ( W. Duthie, shipowner), h. Cherryvale ~™ Margaret, grocer, Holburn street ™~,™ Mrs., Cherryvale Dingwall, Mrs., Spring garden Dinuie, James, gardener, Calsayseat Dinnson, John, shipmaster (Union Grove), 6 Canal terrace Dissenters' and General Fire and Life Assurance Company—Geo- Allan, advocate, agent

Don, William, overseer (Broadford Works), h. 68 Catherine st. Donald, Alexander, provision dealer, 45 Virginia street

„. ™ Andrew, gardener, Westfield —.,™. Andrew, late baker, 25 Uppei-kirkgate „™.— Earnest, pork curer, 57 Green „-~„™ George, tailor, Cruden's court, 22 Broad street

„,„ George, glazier, 17 Netherkirkgate, //. Kingsland place James, grocer, 165 George street

„™—. James, stoneware merchant, S East North street

. . James, shipmaster (Hero), 53 Commerce street

™~,„~ James, grocer, spirit dealer, and mealseller, 11, h. 9 Com- merce street

„ Peter, fiesher, 8 New Market, Basement floor, h. 3 Little Belmont street

. Robert, brushmaker, 14, h. 12 St Nicholas street

—™~ Robert, shipmaster (Wanderer), /;. 4 St. Clement street —™™ William, inn and lodgings, 8 Schoolhill

William, glazier, 17, h. 21 Netherkirkgate

—.— William, clerk, 8 Little Belmont street Mrs. James, Glenburn, Rubislaw Mrs. William, jun., 130 Union street -~~,„~ Mrs. William, 8 Little Belmont street Mrs. W., 251 Union street Mrs., lodgings, 48 Summer street —

99 NEW ABERDEEN. [DON—DUG

Donald, Miss, teacher, Dr. Bell's school, Frederick street, h. 35 Miss, dressmaker, 8 East North street [Queen street Donaldson, Arthur, flesher, 166 George street Robert, post-horse-master, &c, 190 George street John, flesher, 74 Basement floor, New Market

™ Robert, coach manufacturer, 196 and 198, h. 196 George st. Mrs., vintner, Star Hotel and lodgings, 190 George street

„~,,™ Mrs., flesher, Basement, New Market, h. Old Aberdeen Donaldson's School, Back wynd—Rev. James Grant, teacher

Douglas, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 30 Justice st. Alexander, farmer, Lower Kemhill, Bridge of Dee Rev. George (Wesleyan Chapel), 19 Skene terrace

George, ironmonger, 44 Union street, /;. 68 Chapel street Dow, Alexander, heel and toeplate maker, Causewayend James, mason, 3 South Constitution street John, shoemaker, 13 Castlebrae Mrs., broker, 57 East North street

Mrs., lodgings, 1 Flourmill lane Dower, Joseph, grocer and spirit dealer, 25 Causewayend Downie, Alexander, teacher of dancing, calisthenic and gymnastic

exercises, h. Kingsland place, George street Alexander, farmer, Rubislaw ~^ Charles, of Ashfield, Morayshire, h. Cooperston

Mrs., 1 Caroline place Drimmie, Alexander, manufacturer, Rubislaw Works Drummond, John, boot and shoe maker—Warehouse, 4 Queen street, h. 2 St. Mary's place

Duff, Alexander, tailor, 22 St. Nicholas lane

, David, wright, 49 Summer street William, late of Mayen, 64 Union street Mrs. A., teacher, 20 North Silver street Miss, 14 Correction wynd Duffus, James, & Co., woollen manufacturers, 23 Longacre James, confectioner, 86 Union street, h. 13 Correction wynd

John, ship chandler, 80 Waterloo Quay, k. above shop John, late excise-officer, 48 Victoria place John & Co., iron merchants and manufacturers of steam engines, forged iron, chain cables, anchors, locks, and hinges; millwrights and mechanics, St. Clement street Mrs., confectioner, 16 Upperkirkgate Duguid, Alexander, grocer, 16 Justice street

. C. J. G. (of J. D. & Co.), h. Springhill James & Co., clothiers, 10 Broad street ~~»„~» James (of J. D. & Co.), h. Springhill

. ,^~ Simpson, of Cammachmore, /(. Affleck place —

DUG—DUN] NEW ABERDEEN. 100

Duguid, William, 24 Frederick street Mrs., Bellevue cottage, Hardgate Mrs. W. Newlands, Ruthrieston Mrs. W., lodgings, 24 Frederick street Miss, cotton manufacturess, 82 St. Andrew street Dunbar, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 50 West North

street, h. Porthill The Rev. Sir William, Bart. (St. Paul's English Episco- pal Chapel, Gallowgate), h. 11 Union terrace Duncan, Alexander, hairdresser, 9 Water lane Alexander, farmer, Ruthrieston

David, late tide-waiter, 41 St. Nicholas street

David, boot and shoe maker, 5 St. Nicholas street, h. 40 Huntly street George, flesher, 17 Basement floor, New Market George, mason, 43 Bon-accord street

—~~v~ George, agent, 28 Marischal street, h. 28 Broad street A., small wares, hosiery, lace, and glove merchant, and importer of German wools, &c, 27 Union street J. & D., auctioneers, valuers, commission agents, 24| Union street—entry by Union lane h. 17 Huxter row

, James, tidewaiter, 31 Summer lane

—,— James, vintner, 20 Skene terrace James, vintner, 1 1 Chapel street

James, spirit dealer, 53 Quay, h. 4 Hanover st. [street

, John, goldsmith, jeweller, and optician, 4, h. 6 St. Nicholas

. John, tobacconist, 9 Union buildings, h. 37 Summer street

. John, provision dealer, 50 St. Clement street

. John, manufacturer, h. 150 King street

. John, writer, 68 Broad street

. John, advocate, 25 Marischal street, h. 39 Union place

. Lockhart, grocer, 110 Gallowgate Robert, shipmaster, 31 Queen street

. Robert, millwright, 7 Mill street

, Thomas, marble and stone work, 34, h. 46 Dee street Thomas & Son, cork manufacturers, 87 Broad street,

k. 3 Drum's lane

. William, grocer and spirit dealer, 67 Gallowgate, h. 1| South Constitution street William, treasurer and collector of Police, 4 Shorebrae William, 54 Park street William, working optician, mathematical and philosophical

instrument maker, 92 Union street, h. 46 Dee street William, house agent, 6 St. Andrew street William, shipowner, 128 George street William, cutler, 77 Queen street 101 NEW ABERDEEN. [DUN—DUT

Duncan, William, flesher, 217 Gallowgate, h. 19 Spittal

William, sen., flesher, 13 Wales-street Market, h. 9 Han- William, mason, 10 Forbes street [over street

William, jun., flesher, 24 Wales-street Market, h. 8 Han-

William, slater, 123 Skene street [over street William, gardener, Millbank cottage Mrs. George, Donald's court, Schoolhill Mrs. Samuel, Duncan's court, 74 Gallowgate

Mrs. William, grocer and spirit dealer, 2 Little Belmont st. Mrs., sick nurse, 55 Chapel street Mrs., 6 Broad street Mrs., Braehead, Gilcomston Mrs., lodgings, 14 Virginia street Miss, teacher of reading and sewing, 24 Schoolhill Miss, dressmaker, 2 Little Belmont street Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 41 St. Nicholas street Dun, John, teacher, Grammar School, h. 3 Donald's court, 20 Schoolhill Dundas, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 283 George street Dunlop, James F., shipmaster (Inconstant), Hanover lane Dunn, David, & Co., wholesale grocers, drysalters, colourmen, and druggists, 32 King street

David (of D. Dunn & Co.), h. 30 King street James, teacher, Grammar School, 1 Ross's court, Upper- kirkgate John, clerk (Leys, Masson, & Co.), h Gilcomston Brewery Company's houses, Gilcomston

™-.~_ John, late merchant, 4 St. Mary's place, Crown terrace ,~~— John, merchant tailor, 6, h. 4 St. Nicholas lane John, shipmaster (Kincardineshire), 13 Commerce street John, advocate, and sheriff-clerk- depute of Aberdeenshire

— Office, 27 King street, h. 4 St. Nicholas lane William, blacksmith, 12 Thistle street William, blacksmith and bell-hanger, 187 George street,

Mrs., clothier, 15 Castle street [/*. Kingsland place Dunningham, Thomas, shipmaster (Fame), 28 Shiprow Durie, Mrs. David, stabler and innkeeper, 6 Backwynd

Durrel, John, sailmaker, h. 14 St. Clement street Durno, Peter, pawnbroker, 58 Longacre Durward, Mrs., midwife, 76 Queen street [cottage Dustan, William, excise officer, Devanha Distillery, h. Deemount

William, cart and plough wright, 22, h. 29 Skene street Duthie, Alexander, brewer, Holburn street Alexander, & Co., shipbuilders, Footdee [place

Alexander, jun., merchant and shipowner, h. Broadford

Alexander (of A. Duthie & Co.), h. Waterloo quay

i 2 DUT—EDM] NEW ABERDEEN. 102

Duthie, Alexander, advocate, 1 1 Market St., h. Broadford place Andrew, baker, 7 Canal terrace Barclay, furnishing tailor, 5 Church street

John, hairdresser, Lime quay, h. 5 Church street John, shipbuilder, Wellington street William, brewer and maltster, Holburn street —™»» William, advocate—Office, Advocates' buildings, h. Broad- ford place

William, shipowner and timber merchant, Footdee, h. 30 St. Clement street— Office, York place Mrs., late of Stonehaven, Waterloo quay Mrs. Alexander, 9 Union terrace Dyce, James, late druggist, 4 East Craibston street John, blacksmith, Holburn street —~~- Robert, advocate—Office, 61 St. Nicholas street, h. 47 Don street, Old Aberdeen ~~ Robert, M,D., lecturer on midwifery, Marischal College,

h. 198 Union street Dyer, Alexander R., Customhouse agent, commission merchant, and ship broker, h. 27 Frederick street Dyker, Mrs., Cooperston buildings

Eagle Fire and Life Insurance—Arthur Thomson, agent, Bank of Scotland court, Castle street

Easton, Alexander, blacksmith (foreman, W. Hood & Co.), h. 31 James street

James, blacksmith, Steam Navigation Co., h. 70 Park st.

Eddie, Alexander, baker, 6, h. 8 Commerce street ™ Charles, miller, Nether Justice Mills, Holburn street ~-~ John, Wright, 64 Loch street John, farmer, Rubislaw [law

John, jun., clerk (Rubislaw Works), /<. Bleachfield, Rubis-

Robert, maltster and brewer, 69 Virginia street, h. Prince Regent street

Edinburgh Chemical Co., 37 Castle st. —David Martin, manager Life Insurance—James Murray, advocate, agent, 50 Schoolhill Friendly Insurance Society—James Brebner, advocate, agent, Advocates' Buildings

Edmond, Charles, clerk (Glenburnie Distillery), h. 38 Chapel st.

. Francis, advocate—Office, 64 Union street, h. Albyn place James, advocate— Office, 64 Union street, h. 48 Skene terrace [Chapel street

. John (J. Philip, bookbinder, 54 Queen street), h. 38

. James, cartwright, 153 George street

, Mrs. Charles, 38 Chapel street 103 NEW ABERDEEN. [EDW—EMS

Edward, Alexander, late solicitor, 14 Constitution street David, beadle of Free Bon -accord Church, funeral waiter

and undertaker, h. i 1 College street James, 73 George street

John, & Co., booksellers and tea dealers, 31 St. Andrew st. Mrs. James, 55 Chapel street

Edwards, Douglas, general merchant, 16, ft. 15 Adelphi court James, flaxdresser (Richards & Co.), 251 George street Mrs., midwife, 4 Black's buildings

Elder, Peter (Aberdeen Horse Repository), h. 24 St. Andrew st. Elgen, William, teacher of mathematics, geography, and naviga-

tion, 17, h. 7 Drum's lane William, accountant—Office, 17, h. 7 Drum's lane Ellethorn, James, chemist and medicated lozenge maker, 7 Union lane

Ellis, Captain Joseph, late 80th regiment, 61 Dee street Rev. Ferdinand, Middleton cottage, Summer street „^> Gordon, porter dealer, 4 Charlotte street John, & Co., confectioners, 62 Windmillbrae William, late coppersmith, 33 Harriet street ™ Mrs., midwife, 51 Causewayend Mrs. Captain John, Leighton lodge, Hardgate Elliot, James, shipmaster (Brilliant), 27 James street

Elmslie, David, baker, 147, /(. 149 George street Nathaniel, hairdresser, 28 Woolmanhill

R. J., auctioneer, appraiser, and commission agent, 32^ Upperkirkgate William, late merchant, 3 Kidd lane

William, druggist, 57 Castle St., k. Commercial court Mrs., 202 George street

Elrick, John, tobacco-pipe manufacturer, Loch street, h. 6.5. John, grocer, 105 Skene street [Guestrow Robert, millwright, 6 Hanover street Mrs., lodgings, 64 Gallowgate —,™ Miss, matron, Lunatic Asyluni Elsmie, George (of George Elsmie & Son), h. 13 Regent quay ~™~~ George, & Son, commission merchants and general agents, 13 Regent quay James (of G. Elsmie & Son), 13 Regent quay Emslie, Alexander, merchant, 23 St. Andrew street

,~„ George (of W. & Sou), h. Honeybank, Canalside John, 71 Guestrow

John, coppersmith and brassfounder, 19, h. 16 Huxter row

John, tape manufacturer, h. S4 Chapel street William, vintner, Porthill [Canalside

William, & Son. merchants, 191 Gallowgate, h. Honeybank, EMS—FAL] NEW ABERDEEN. 104

Emslie, Rev. William, Honeybank, Canalside William, & Co., stoneware merchants, 188 West North street, h. above shop Mrs., lodgings, 7 Little Belmont street fshop

Mrs. John, grocer and spirit dealer. Fisher row, h. above Mrs., lodgings, Milne's houses, Ferryhill Miss, 21 Summer street

Emsly, George, coach manufacturer, 7 Frederick street, h, 5 East Craibstone street English Carpet Warehouse, 121 Union street Erskine, Robert Marr, surgeon and druggist, 138 George street „»~ Mrs., 32 Summer street

Esson, Benjamin, millwright, 2 Trinity street, h. 14 Carmelite st. ™~— Charles, shipmaster, 25 Whitehouse street James, jobbing gardener, 58 Summer street Ettershank, James, cooper, Causewayend —„™ Joseph, steward (Sovereign), Prince Regent street Peter, sheriff-officer and manufacturer, Strawberrybank European Life Insurance and Annuity Company—D. Davidson,

advocate, agent, 1 Bon-accord street Ewan, Robert, crofter, Stocket

Ewen, George, turner, h. Strawberrybank

~~~»~v. John, turner, 12 St. Andrew Street, h. 17 Jopp's lane —™~ John, Ewen place, Hill of Pitfodels Thomas, advocate, 79 King street, h. 140 George street

William, builder, 7 Summer street, h. 28 Chapel street Mrs., muff and tippet maker, cleaner of every description of furs, crape, blonde lace, &c, 37 Schoolhill, 2d floor Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 178 George street Excise Office, 116 King street

Exley, John, comptroller of customs, h. 48 Dee street Experience Life Assurance Company—Agent, George Marquis, 147 Union street

Fairweather, David, jun., cabinetmaker, 182 George street, h. Upperfield, Cornhill

David, cabinetmaker, 182, h. 184 George street

, John, guard (Ballater Mail), 41 Huntly street „~. John, foreman (W. Simpson & Co.), 37 York street „~„w. Rev. Robert, manse, Nigg „~™~ Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 184 George street Falconer, Alexander, shipmaster (Belina), 61 Commerce street Alexander (of J. Falconer & Co.), h. 24 Union row

George (of J. Falconer & Co. ), k. 24 Union row ™ James, builder, 45 Bon-accord street James, grocer and spirit dealer, Upper Denburn 105 NEW ABERDEEN. [FAL—FER

Falconer, James, mason, Jopp's lane

John, & Co., haberdashers, 23 Union st., h. 24 Union row John, shipmaster, St. Clement street Mrs. John, lodgings, Correction wynd, Green Mrs,, midwife, Stonyton, Rubislaw Farmer and Grazier's Mutual Cattle Assurance Society —Office, 11 Market street, Alex. Duthie, advocate, agent for Aberdeen district Farquhar, Arthur, land surveyor, 17 Upperkirkgate „~- George, mason, Leadside, Gilcomston „^— George (Herald Office), h. south end of College street George, wright and cabinetmaker, 8 Longacre & Gill, painters, glaziers, paper hangers, plumbers, and braziers, 2 Drum's lane, and 24 Upperkirkgate James, clerk (John Blaikie & Sons) 19 Littlejohn street John, painter and glazier (of Farquhar & Gill), h. 22 Upperkirkgate Nathaniel, advocate, 75 Bon-accord street

Robert, gardener (C. Runcie), h. Porter's Lodge, Millbank R. Spottiswood, advocate, M'Combie's court

William, confectioner, 204, h. 202 George street

William, manager (Glenburn distillery), h. Villa Franca Mrs., of Johnston Lodge, 263 Union street

~, Mrs. Alexander, 58 Dee street Mrs. Arthur, Farquhar's court, 17 Upperkirkgate Farquharson & Co., merchants, 131 Union street Alexander, stabler, Ross's court, 22 Schoolhill Andrew, yr. of Whitehouse, 15 Union terrace Peter, of Whitehouse, advocate, 15 Union terrace Thomas, boot and shoe maker, corner of Innes street Misses, of Ballogie, 248 Union street [Gallowgate Miss, 84 Union street Feggetter, Mrs., vintner, Devanha Inn, Clayhills Female School of Industry, 61 Loch street —„™ Orphan Asylum, Albyn place Fenton, James, bookbinder, 56 John street Ferguson, Andrew, M.D., 28 Queen street

James, foreman (W. Simpson & Co.), h. 10 Catto square

. James, advocate— Office, 36 Union street, h. Grove Cot- tage, Cooperston

John, writer, 64 Union street, h. Cooperston

Robert, silk dyer and renovater, 42, h. Charles court, 40 Upperkirkgate Mrs. John, J. Ferguson's court, 108 Gallowgate Miss, 40 Bon-accord street [Holburn street Miss, teacher (West End Academy), Viewmount cottage, FER— FIN] NEW ABERDEEN. 106

Ferrier, James, gardener, 30 Spa street -~~„~» Mrs., spirit dealer, 24 Trinity street ,~~— Mrs., Rettie's court, Broad street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 30 Spa street Ferries, Peter, porter, 5 Jopp's lane

Ferryhill-mill Warehouse, 59 Castle street Fettes, Messrs., teachers of dancing, Crown court Mrs., 8 Guestrow Janet, poultry-shop, 73 Windmillbrae Fiddes, Alexander, mealseller, 20 Spa street David, M.D., 18 King street

~ Edward, teller (North of Scotland Bank), ft. 18 King st. Robert, mason, 7 Forbes street William, manufacturer, 76 Skene street

Mrs. David, confectioner, 11 West North st., h. 25 Shoe Fiddler, Alexander, coal-broker, h. 57 Quay [lane Fillan, Christopher, chimney-sweep, 14 Windmillbrae

William, goldsmith, jeweller, and manufacturing silver-

smith, 78 Union street, h. Denburn terrace Findlater, James, plasterer, 47 Causewayend Andrew, master of Gordon's Hospital

Fimester, John, surveyor of taxes, 1 Adelphi court Findlay, Alexander, shoemaker, 53 Broad street

Alexander, blacksmith, 30 Commerce street, h. 9 St, Nicholas street

David, overseer, Seaton, h. Auchmull

. James, 23 Prince Regent street

. John, watchmaker, jeweller, and manufacturer of German

silver plate, 14 and 15 South Gallery, New Market, h. Castlehill

John A., druggist, 43 Castle street, h. 14 Castle street

. Robert, carver and turner, 10 Marywell st. —Shop, Wind-

. Robert, hairdresser, 146 Gallowgate [mill lane

• Mrs., sick nurse, 59, Longacre

. Mrs., midwife, 12 Skene Square Mrs., 31 Huntly street

Mrs., lodgings, 9 St. Nicholas street ~~~.— Miss Helen, 15 Huntly street Finlason, Eric, tailor, clothier, and hatter (late of Nicol & Finla-

son), 26 Marischal street, h. 50 Chapel street

John, jun., tailor and draper, 2, h. 4 Queen street -~~~~ Mrs. John, Bellevue Cottage, Hardgate Mrs. Robert, lodgings, 50 Chapel street Finlayson, Finlay, late of the 78th regiment, Nellfield John, provision merchant, 26 Young street

,—~~ John (Herald Office), /*. 45 Constitution street Fisher, Basil, Devanha „ James C, 245 Union street

.—, — James, & Co., grocers and spirit dealers, 12 Shiprow —„~» William, Ferryhill Mrs. Major, 245 Union street Flann, Joseph, shipmaster (Medora), Bannermill street

Flattery, David J., excise officer, Holburn street Fleming, James, mole-catcher, Bridge of Dee

.. John, advocate, 12 King street ~~ John, merchant, Crown street —„_~ John, brewer, Gilcomston, h. Gilcomston Robert, victualling-house, 3 Eagg's lane Flett, David, tailor, Trinity manse —„~ William, baker, 180, h. 178 George street

Fletcher, A. P., secretary (Aberdeen Assurance Co.), //. 55 Schoolhill „™„~. William, shipmaster (Marys), 67 Commerce street Flockhart, Alexander (of Yeats & Flockhart), 72 King street

Foote, Rev. James (Free East Church), h. 14 Golden square —,„~ James, shoemaker, 38 Frederick street —.„— Miss, 137 Union street Footdee Dispensary, 31 Regent quay Forbes, Alexander, boatman, Customs, 52 Wellington street —„™ Alexander (of Forbes & Son), h. 265 George street

— .— Alexander, of Blackford, h. 18 Golden square —.„~ Alexander, warehouseman (W. Simpson & Co.), h. 20 Causewayend

Alexander (of Birnie & Forbes), It. Locgacre

™ & Brown, linen and woollen drapers, 69 and 71 Union st. „™ Captain Andrew, R.N., h. 254 Union street

Colonel David, of Migvie, h. Silver street

„~»~~. David Henry, of Balgownie, h. Balgownie Duncan, advocate— Office, M'Combie's court, Netherkirk- gate, h. 161 Union street

. George, grocer, 59 St. Nicholas street —~~_ James, gardener, 4 Shuttle lane —„~~ James, wood merchant— Office, near 90 John street, h. 13 Canal street

James, merchant, h. Kingsland place, 265 George street

„™—. James, of Edit, h. 28 Quay —,— James, mealseller and grain merchant, Wellington place,

/(. Holburn street — James, & Son, wholesale clothiers, haberdashers, and woollen drapers, 40 Union street ~™— James Staats, 124 George street „—™ James, spirit dealer, 7, h. 11 James street FOR—FOR] NEW ABERDEEN. 108

Forbes, James, furnishing tailor, 8 St. Nicholas street John, late wool merchant, A. 15 Skene terrace John, shipmaster (Ann), 9 Hanover street

John, tailor, 37 Castle street

John, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 8G, A. 76 Broad street Mansfield, ofWoodend cottage, 15 Dee street

Robert, shore porter, St. Catherine's court, 16 Shiprow William, manager (Mortimer & Sutherland), Canal road, William, wright, Well of Spa [A. 10 Canal street Mrs., midwife, 19 Shiprow Mrs., midwife, 9 Correction wynd Mrs. Alexander, 38 Castle street Miss, dealer in butter and eggs, Smith's court, 113 Gal- Miss E., of Ladysford, 26 Silver street [lowgate „™ Misses, of Echt, 23 Bon-accord terrace Fordyce, Alexander Dingwall, of Brucklay, R.N., Albyn place Miss, 53 Schoolhill Miss Dingwall, 64 Dee street Forrest, George, carter, 79 Virginia street Peter, provision dealer, 66 College street

Peter, horse shoer and farrier, 3, A. 4 Farrier lane Robert, Broad-street Tavern, Well court William, vintner, 50 Guestrow Mrs., midwife, 114 Chapel street Mrs., midwife, 76 Queen street Miss, Marine terrace Forrester, William T., guard of south mail, Holburn street Forsyth, Alexander, 18 Constitution street & Elmslie, chemists and druggists, 57 Castle street

...... George, 18 Constitution street George, silk-dyer, 26, A. 28 George street Isaac, grocer and spirit dealer, 83 Chapel street

James, wireworker, 104, A, 243 George street James, baker, 22 Upper Den burn James, M.D., 15 Guestrow „~. Rev. James, D.D. of West Church, 21 Golden square

John, leather merchant, 85, A. Ramage's court, 83 Broad st.

Morrice, excise office, 112 King street, A. 218-^ Farquhar place, Gallowgate

Robert, overseer (Stewart, Rowell, & Co.), h. 20 North William, upholsterer, [Broadford William, mail guard, 45 Bon-accord street

William, druggist, 57 Castle street, A. 35 Dee street William, feuar, 24 North Broadford

William, sub-editor (Herald), A. Farquhar place, 2 18^ Gal- Mrs. David, 2 Union place [lowgate Forsyth, Miss, dealer in provisions, &c, 69 Park street Miss, 77 Crown street Fotheringham, Richard, vintner, 32 Guestrow

John, manufacturer, 1 Harvey's court, Gallowgate Fowler, Alexander, dentist and cupper, 22 Belmont street Alexander, Ruhislaw Andrew, Wellspit house, near Bridge of Dee

David, baker, 10, h. 8 Gallowgatf; George, Backhill, Countesswells

, James, Springbank, Kitty brewster James and John, of Cluny— Warehouse, 7 Schoolhill William Chalmers, surgeon, 9 Belmont street

» John, vintner, Ituthrieston

Fowlie, James, treasurer, Poor's Hospital— Office, 5(3 Gallowgate, h. 19 Upperkirkgate

Francis, John, machine-maker, 48 Frederick street Fraser, Alexander, advocate and city chamberlain, Town-house, —. — Alexander, surgeon, 44 Schoolhill [h. 194 King street Alexander, grocer and wholesale dealer in porter and ale,

181, /*. 183 Gallowgate ™ Alexander, tea and spirit merchant, and agent for the

Brackla Royal distillery, 15 Marischal street, It. Com- mercial court, 58 Castle street

Alexander, harbour day-patrol, h. 10 Commerce street * Angus, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 72, 74, and 70 Union street, h. Crown street Charles, clerk (John Catto, Son, & Co.), Victoria place „ David, wright and cabinetmaker, 85 West North street

David, confectioner and spirit dealer, 52 George street, h. 50 Loch street

George, ship-joiner, Pottery close, Footdec

George, foreman (Wm. Simpson & Co.), h. 14 Catto square —,„„ Hugh, blacksmith and bell- hanger, Steps of Gilcomston Hugh, elerk (A. Duthie & Co.), 69 Virginia street H., clothier, 24 Union street, h. 56 Gerard street Hugh, & Co , china merchants, 55, k. 54 Castle street -™ James, overseer — (Commercial Co.), h. 12 Mary well street James (of J. F. & Son), h. 8 Drum's lane James, & Son, boot and shoe makers, Exchange eourt, Union street

James, & Co., grocers, wine and spirit dealers, 107 Union street, corner of Dee street—Receiving post-office James (of J. Fraser & Co.), h. Upper park, Deeside James, jun., grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 6 Union place

James, driver of Banff mail gig, 123 George street FRA—FYF] NEW ABERDEEN. HO

street Fraser, James, candlemaker, 46 Loch street, ft. 42 Castle „™ John (of J. Fraser & Son), h. 8 Drum's lane John, tailor, 64 John street [house street „™~~ John, watch and clock maker, 166 Union st, h. 37 White- „™ John, clerk (Town and County Bank), h. 42 Castle street John, cooper (W. Allardyce), h. 37 York street John, tailor, 11 Gaelic lane John, builder, 3 Broadford lane John, 183 Gallowgate John, furnishing tailor, 6 Broad street „™ John, spirit dealer, 11 Fisher row Simon, tailor, Milner's court, 25 Guestrow Thomas, blacksmith, Gordon's court, 88 Broad street „™ William, surgeon, 8 Drum's lane „™„™. William, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 57 Union street,

h. 2 Crown place William, jun., grocer, 17 Causewayend Mrs., 37 Castle street Mrs., grocer and spirit dealer, head of Jack's brae ~ m,™ Miss, of Fraserfield, 9 Union row „~~™ Miss, 24 North Silver street Misses, of Kilbocky, 8 Castle street ™ Miss, 58 Marischal street [street Frater, James, clerk (city tax office), h. Chapel court, 1 Justice Thomson, & Co.), 109 York st. . John E., sailmaker (Catto, street Frederick, J., & Co., German clock makers, 5 Broad

French, William, baker, 6, h. 7 Shiprow Friends' meeting-house, 132 Gallowgate Frost, Andrew, shoemaker, 11 Shiprow „„ Forbes, bookseller (A. Brown & Co.), h. Marywell place, John, Bieldside, Banchory [Crown street „™ William, shoemaker, 26 Shiprow Fullerton, Alexander (of Urquhart & Fullerton), 65 St. Nicholas

street, h. 5 Schoolhill Alexander, spirit dealer, 21 Wales street David, flesher, 18 Chapel street

.~„~~ George, baker, 45, h. 47 St. Nicholas street Fyfe, Alexander, mason, 37 St. Andrew street ™ Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 12 Crown street Charles, house and property agent, and share broker- Office, 100 Union street _„ Charles, & Co., tobacconists and tea dealers, importers and dealers in Foreign and British snuffs, Havannali cigars, fine tobaccos, &c, 100 Union street, h. 54 Dee street Charles, vintner and blacksmith, Keppleston, Rubislaw Ill NEW ABERDEEN. [FYF—GAU

Fyfe, John, blacksmith, Maltmill bridge, h. 83 Shiprow John, brushmaker, 22, h. 35 St. Nicholas street

—, — Lewis, blockmaker (Catto, Thomson, & Co.), 47 York st. Robert, jobbing gardener, 36 Union row Mrs., dressmaker, 41 Blackfriars street

Mrs. William, eating house, 65 Commerce street Miss, boarding and day school, 54 Dee street Fyvie, Mrs. Alexander, 8 Drum's lane

Gage, Andrew, 44 Skene street

James, overseer, cloth department, Rubislaw Works, h. Galen, John, M.D., 7 East Craibstone street [Rubislaw Mrs. Alexander, Crown street Gall, John, barber and hairdresser,. 3 Huxter row & Bird, clothiers and tailors, 46 Union street William (of G. & B.), 41 Netherkirkgate

Gallagher, James, pawnbroker, 20 Harriet street, h. Ragg's lane Galloway, John, weaver, 277 George street Mrs., midwife, Princes street Gammie, Mrs., 38 Gordon street

Ganson, Herman, shipmaster (Elizabeth), 59 Virginia street Garden & Palmer, hair-cloth and curled-hair manufacturers, 14 George, broker, 45 East North street [John street George, baker, 33, h. 31 Schoolhill James, advocate (of Murray & Garden), 204 Gallowgate John (Richards & Co., Broadford), h. 12 George street William (of Garden & Palmer), 14 John street Mrs. George, 89 Bon-accord street Mrs., Braehead, Gilcomston Mrs., broker, 70 Green Mrs., 67 Bon-accord street Miss, dressmaker, 15 Skene street Gardiner, William, chimney-sweep, Brebner's court, 9 Castle st. Garioch, John, teacher, John street, h. 92 Loch street Mrs. (late of Strachan), 71 Bon-accord street John, hairdresser, 3 Schoolhill, h. 9 North Broadford Miss, of Heathcot, h. Heathcot Miss, dressmaker, 14 Chapel street

Garvie, James, house carpenter, 12, h. 28 Summer street James, grocer, 74 Chapel street Gavin, John, shoemaker, 59, and vintner, 64 Quay John, grain merchant and mealseller, 39 Castle street William, grain and meal merchant, Mill of Lairney— Warehouse, 12, h. 13 Black's buildings Gauld, George, spirit dealer, Trinity quay

Hugh, sen., flesher, 16 New Market, h. 58 John street GAU—GIL] NEW ABERDEEN. 112

Gauld, Hugh, jun., flesher, 5 and 6 New Market,/;. Hadden st. h. , John, flesher, 38 New Market, Green

h. rrm. Peter, flesher, 45 New Market, 166 George street Mrs., vintner, 40 Loch street „™„~ Miss, 85 Bon-accord street Geddes, James, hoot and shoe maker, 14 Causewayend John, M.D., 50 Union place

„, Miss, lodgings, 19 Upperkirkgate Gellan, Alexander, carpenter, and precentor (North Church), 62 Virginia street

„ James, cooper, 183 West North street Mrs., dressmaker, 62 Virginia street George, Alexander, traveller (Pratt & Keith), h. corner of Broadford place [Aherdeen (of Oswald, George, & Co.), h.W Chanonry, Old , Charles General Reversionary and Investment Company—Lewis Crombie, agent, 30 Marischal street Gerrard, Alexander, teacher (Gordon's Hospital), 97 Union st. John, cooper, St. Clement street

William, brewer (Devanha Brewery), /*. at the work .„_ William, cabinetmaker, 55 Huntly street M Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 97 Union street Gibb, Alexander, civil engineer, Willowbank James, shipmaster (Rose), Links gardens John, & Son, civil engineers, contractors, and stone merchants, Waterloo quay

John, civil engineer, 8 Canal terrace . Isabella, dressmaker, 33 Harriet street Misses, 73 Dee street Gibbon, Mrs. William, Bon-accord square „™ Mrs., Mackie place ™ Misses, Ellangowan cottage, Pitfoddels Gibson, Brown, broker, 80 Queen street Thomas, shuttle-maker, 33 Union terrace ,_ Thomas B. (W. Milne & Son), 195 Union street, h. 50 Chapel street Lton William, museum-tavern keeper and bird stuffer, Ruthries- William, plasterer (of Bowman & Co.), 87 Chapel street William, flesher, 4 Windy wynd Mrs. G., 15 Skene row „™ Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 24 Belmont street Gifford & Mair, carvers and gilders, 163 Union street „_. James (of Gifford & Mair), h. 14 Marywell street Gilbert, William, police-officer, h. College street Gilbertson, George, shipmaster, 9 Canal terrace Gilchrist, Gordon (of Gilchrist & Son), 36 Union street 113 NEW ABERDEEN. [GIL—GLE

Gilchrist & Son, merchant tailors, 36 Union street — ~_« Mrs., 42 Huntly street Miss, 42 Huntly street Gilcomston Brewery Company, Gilcomston ~™~v~ Flour Mills, Gilcomston Gildawie, Alexander, late farmer, Gateside, 6 Carmelite street Giles, James, R.S.A., portrait and landscape painter, 64 Bon- accord street

Gill, David (of Farquhar & Gill), h. 6 Caroline place, Maybank

. David (of Gill & Son), 3 St. Nieholas lane ~~ Francis, vintner, Calsayseat

Peter (of Gill & Son), h. Union terrace & Son, watch and clock makers, 80 Union street

.—, — Mrs., 216 Gallowgate [street Gillan, William, manufacturer (Richards & Co.), h. 264 George Gillanders, James, sexton, St. Clement's churchyard, and funeral

undertaker, 3, h. 1 Commerce lane William, watch and clock maker, Hosefield

Gillen, William, tidewaiter, h. 28 James street Gillies, John, agent for M'Gregor, Poison, & Co., publishers,

Glasgow, 15 St. Nicholas street

Gillespie, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 2 Schoolhill, h. 3 George street James, victualling tavern, 13 Guestrow John, Gilcomston tavern, Gilcomston

Girls' Hospital, 56 Gallowgate—William Mitchell, teacher ; Alex. Colston, music teacher Glasgow Annuity Endowment Association—Geo. Wood, agent, Crown court, Union street

Glass, James, late shoemaker, h. Holburn street W., & Co., seed merchants, 51 Gallowgate

William, baker, 252, /;. 251 George street William (of W. Glass & Co.), h. 49 Gallowgate

Glassites' Chapel, 37 St. Andrew street

Glegg, Alexander (of Glegg & Sons), /*. 31 Shiprow

George (of Glegg & Sons), h. 28 Dee street George, & Sons, confectioners, 191 Union street and 27 Robert (of Glegg & Sons), h. 25 Shiprow [Shiprow Glenburn Distillery, Rubislaw

Glennie, George, baker, 15, h. 13 Crown street ^-— Rev. Dr. George, professor of moral philosophy, Marischal College, h. Galleries, Skene place Mrs., 33 North Broadford

., Mrs. Alexander, of Maybank, Hutcheon street Mrs., midwife, 41 Guestrow Glenny, Alexander, late leather merchant, 20 Commerce street GLO—GOR] NEW ABERDEEN. 114

Globe Fire, Life, and Annuity Insurance—Robert Dyce, advocate, 61 St. Nicholas street Goldie, James, & Co., sailmakers, Waterloo quay

. James, shipowner, Waterloo quay, h. Ash-hill John, shipmaster, Wellington road Goodfellow, James, baker, 24, h. 26 Justice street William, coachman, Peterhead Mail, 10 Longacre

Goodwin, William, Mail guard, k. 20 Constitution street Gordon, Rev. Abercromby Lockhart (Free Greyfriars Church), h. 57 Dee street Alexander, advocate and commissary clerk, k. National Bank court, 42 Castle street—Commissary Clerk's

office and chambers, New Record Office, 27 King st. Alexander, cabinetmaker, 2 Shorebrae Alexander (of Urquhart & Gordon), 164 Union street Alexander, mason, 72 Dee street Barron, & Co., cotton-spinners and manufacturers, Wood- side—Office, 43 Belmont street Charles, cooper and provision -curer, 57 Green, h. Ferry- hill buildings Charles, gardener, Nellfield cottage

Charles (of North of Scotland Bank), h. 20 Silver street

Rev. Charles, Roman Catholic Chapel, h. Chapel court,

1 Justice street

. Donald, funeral waiter, 5 Gaelic lane

. Donald, comb manufacturer, and hardware shop, 55 North Gallery, New Market [square

. Francis, of Kincardine, advocate, 27 King street, h. Golden

George, of Sheddocksley, h. Sheddocksley

, George, late merchant, h. 42 Chapel street

. George, 30 Union row

. George, secretary, Aberdeen New Gas Co., k. 20 Silver st.

. George (of H. & G.), h. Ruthrieston Hugh, & Co., ironmongers, blacksmiths, coppersmiths, brass-founders, tinsmiths, dealers in foreign and British irons, 89 Broad street—Manufactory and iron warehouse, Copper Company's court, 14 Gallowgate James, jun., ship insurance and share broker, and agent

for Clyde Mar. Insur. Co., Marischal street, h. Polmuir James, cooper, 28 Loch street

, James, & Co., coopers, Chronicle lane, h. 56 Longacre

, James, silk mercer and shawl merchant, 26, 27, and 28 h. 28 Castle street

James, traveller (Brebner & Ragg), k. 72 Dee street

. John, cooper and fishcurer, 47 York street

. John, wood-turner, 66 Gerard street 115 NEW ABERDEEN. [GOR—GRA

Gordon, John, carter, 71 Hutcheon street John, vintner, Nellfield gate John, funeral waiter, 40 Broad street

Peter, spirit dealer, 100 Gallowgate —~~» Robert, wright, Summer lane Samuel, spirit merchant, 36 Guestrow & Smith, carters, 167 West North Street Thomas, jun. (of Hunter & Gordon), h. 162 Union street Thomas, innkeeper and stabler, 15 Back wynd

, Thomas, shipmaster (Richard Grainger), 3 Victoria place

, William, advocate, 14 Adelphi, agent for Scottish Equi- table Life, and York and London Fire, Life, and An- nuity Offices William, stock-broker and commission merchant, 34

Marischal street, h. Cooperston cottage

Mrs., sen., of Newton, h. 151 Union street Mrs. Alex., lodgings, second floor, 64 Union street Mrs. George, vintner, 75 Queen street Mrs. James, 2 Longacre, and Gowanbrae, Causewayend

Mrs. John S., 91 Crown street Mrs. L., 4 Schoolhill Mrs. Peter, lodgings, 2 Middle Denburn Mrs. Ralph, 86 Crown street Mrs. Dr., lodgings, 64 Union street Mrs., 5 Hutcheon street Mrs. Maxwell, 48 Union place Mrs. General, of Pitlurg, 9 Golden square Mrs. Robert, 290 George street Miss, dressmaker, 106 George street Miss Ann, draper, 228 George street Miss, dressmaker, second floor, 64 Union street Miss, 20 Bon-accord street Miss of Nethermuir, 2 Alford place Miss Ann, milliner and dressmaker, 86 Crown street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 50 Gordon street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 22 Union terrace

Miss, dressmaker, 64 Union street, first floor Miss H., Skene square Gordon's Hospital, Schoolhill Gossip, Alexander, mealseller, 63 Shiprow ~_~~~ Miss, dressmaker, 4 Hanover street Gow, John, clothier, Skene square Gowan, Alexander, shipowner, Hanover lane Gowie, John, teacher (John Knox's School), 216 Gallowgate Gracie, James, mason, Strawberrybank Grahame, Daniel, vintner, Canal terrace GRA—GRA] NEW ABERDEEN. 116

Grahame, Joseph, foreman (James Forbes & Co.), h. 10 Links st. Grange, Mrs., 53 John street Granger, Robert, shipmaster, 45 Wellington street

Grainger, Charles, advocate (of Stronach & Grainger), h. 11 North Silver street Mrs., 11 North Silver street

Grant, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 24 Green, h. 16 Cor- rection wynd

~~»~~- Major Charles, barrack-master, h. 25 Dee street David, teacher, Eastfield cottage

™ David, boot and shoe maker, 3 South Silver street, h. 3 Thistle street George, advocate, National Bank court, 42 Castle street

George, clerk (Leys, Masson, & Co.), 1 Berry lane „™— George, 177 Gallowgate ~ Rev. James, teacher, Donaldson's school, Back wynd, h. James, shoemaker, 46 Gallo-wgate [Eastfield cottage

,„ James, shoemaker, 185 North street ~~. James, shipmaster (Mercury), 58 Shiprow James, clerk (Stamps and Taxes), 35 Huntly street „™~~ John, spirit dealer, 10 Lower Denburn John and William, clothiers and haberdashers, 16 Broad

street, h. Crown street John, builder, 8 Forbes street

~~~~~ John, grocer, 23, h. 14 Castle street

Joseph, master mastmaker (Hall & Sons), Footdce. /;. Ban- Lachlan, tailor, 110 King street [nermill street Logie, vintner, Mannofield ™~ Robert, clock-dial manufacturer, 24 Frederick street William, blacksmith, South Constitution street Mrs., lodgings, 12 Forbes street Mrs., provision merchant, 99 George street Mrs. Ludovick, 15 Belmont street Mrs., sick-nurse, 5 Gaelic lane Mrs., straw-hat maker, 64 shiprow „~ Miss, milliner and dressmaker, Crown court, Union street Miss, teacher, 102 Skene street ™ Miss, 59 Bon-accord street Misses, 18 Crown street —M— Misses, of Monymusk, 11 Belmont street Grassie, Harry, feuar, Holburn street Samuel, gardener, Westfield lodge Gray, Adam, of Fingask, 5 Union place Alexander, late merchant, 27 North Broadford Alexander, rope and twine manufacturer, 165 West North

Alexander, coach-builder, 101, h. 103 King st. [street 117 NEW ABERDEEN. [GRA—GRE

Gray, Alexander, Hilldowntree toll-bar „ Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 113 Union street, h. 125 Crown street Charles, cooper, Hector's court, Commerce street Rev. Charles, Rosemount place

Daniel, tea, wine, and grocery merchant, 22, h, 36 Union David, grocer and spirit dealer, 58 Shiprow [street ~ David, house steward, Gordon's Hospital ~ George, 26 Union row - George, spirit dealer, 58 Queen street ™ George, dyer, 58 Green ~ James, masoD, 6 Thistle street ~ James (Bon-accord Marine Insurance Office), h. Braehead ~ James, saddler, 63 West North street [of Gilcomston ~ James, flesher, 15 New Market, h. 26 Wales street ~ James, flesher, New Market, h. St. Clement street ~ John, millwright (M'Kinnan & Co.'s, 20 Windy wynd),

h. 11 Young street ~ John, flesher, 19 New Market, h. 45 Park street ~ John, officer, West Church, h. 22 Back wynd ~ John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Holburn street, h. above shop ~ John (of Morison & Gray), h. 134 Crown street ~ & M'Laren, silk mercers, drapers, and haberdashers, 121 Union street ~ Robert, second clerk, Post Office, h. Union terrace ~ Robert A., teacher (Public Schools), h. 9 Diamond street ~ Robert, mealseller, 57 Commerce street ~ Walter (of Gray & M'Laren;, h. 62 Gordon street and twine manufacturers, 162 West , Watt, & Co., rope North street William, tea dealer and grocer, 39 Green, h. 113 Crown William, advocate, 136 King street [street William, shipmaster (Patriot), 10 Church street William, clerk, Post Office, h. Rosemount place Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 50 St. Andrew street

Mrs., vintner, St. Clement street Mrs. James, lodgings, 6 Thistle street „™ Miss, 79 Gallowgate Greach, Mrs., lodgings, 30 Dee street Green, John, mason, 90 Union street

John, cashier (City of Glasgow Bank), h. 90 Union st. .™* Peter, horse-shoer and farrier, 8 Schoolhill Gregory, William, keeper of Advocates' hall, h. Advocates' buildings, Union street Greig, Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 23, h. 25 Huntly street Greig, Alexander, flesher, 30 New Market Andrew, ginger-beer brewer, 13 Longacre George, cart and plough wright, 184 West North street

. James, grocer and spirit dealer, 28 Causewayend

, James B., shipmaster, Constitution street

i James, shoemaker, 89 Queen street John, cabinetmaker, 134 King street — Workshop, 11

i John, surgeon, R.N., 84 Crown street [Princes st.

i William, vintner, 19 Lodge walk

, William, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, Skene square

, Mrs. James, 110 Crown street Misses, dressmakers, milliners, and straw-hat makers, Windmillbrae Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 132 Union street

Grieve, James, foreman ( Wm. Simpson & Co.), h. 7 Hanover st. Griffith, Mrs., Bexhill cottage, Holburn street Groundwater, Alexander L., clerk (New Gas Co.), 40 Canalside, Cotton [place

Grub, George, advocate, Advocates' buildings, h. 25 Langstane Gruer, James, shore porter, 12 Chapel lane Guardian Fire, Life, and Annuity Insurance—A. Chivas, advocate, agent, National Bank court, 42 Castle street Guild, George, grocer and spirit dealer, 13 North Broadford, k. above shop George, blacksmith, Ruthrieston Gunn, John, master shipwright (A. Hall & Sons), h. Middlethird John, vintner, Trinity street Robert, broker, 133 Gallowgate

William, wright and furniture dealer, 31 Castle street, h. Lobban's court, Castle street —-~- Miss, dressmaker, Huntly street Guthrie, Andrew, shipmaster, 16 Constitution street James, wright, 3 Upper Denburn

Hadden, Alexander, manufacturer (Leys, Masson, & Co.), h. 150 Union street Alexander, & Sons, woollen manufacturers and worsted spinners, Green and Garlogie Gavin, manufacturer, Union Grove

James, jun., manufacturer, h. Countesswells

James, manufacturer, h. 150 Union street

James Farquhar, manufacturer, h. 1 Union place

John Innes, manufacturer, k. 150 Union street

1— Thomas Leys, manufacturer, h. Grandholm Lodge

Haigh, James O., manager (A. H. & S.), /(. 5 Affleck street Halcrow, Mrs., lodgings, 20 Castle street 119 NEW ABERDEEN. [HAL—HAY

Hall, Alexander, shipbuilder, h. 117 York street, Footdee & Sons, shipbuilders, York street, Footdee Harvey, merchant, 43 Broad street, h. Campfield ™. Harvey & John, wholesale -warehousemen, 43 Broad st.

.—. — James, shipbuilder (of A. Hall & Sons), Footdee James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 52 West North st.

„„™~ John, merchant, 43 Broad street, h. 13 Union place Hall, John, nail and chain maker, Mealmarket lane William (of A. Hall & Sons), 117 York street, Footdee Mrs., lodgings, 30 Belmont street —™~ Miss, governess of Shaw's Hospital, 91 Gallowgate

Hamilton, John, cutler, 17, ti. 55 George street Hanoverian Royal Consul, W. L. Thomson, 22 Quay Hanseatic Vice-Consul, W. L. Thomson, 22 Quay Harper, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 57 Virginia street,

h. Wales street Alexander, mole catcher, Ruthrieston [buildings m James, commission agent, 35 Netherkirkgate, h. 19 Union ™~ William, boot and shoe maker, 237 (Receiving Post

Office), h. 239 George street —~~ Mrs. Alexander, 47 Green ~—~~ Mrs. James, 38 Chapel street —~™ Mrs., teacher, 4 Jopp's lane —.™, Mrs., lodgings, 19 Union buildings Harris, Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 24 St. Nicholas street & Duncan, house carpenters, 187 George street John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 72 Woolmanhill Harrison, George (of Harrison & Smith), h. 28 St. Andrew st. & Smith, post-horse-masters, horse bazaar, St. Andrew street and Lodge walk Harrow, George, flesher, 22 New Market, and vintner, 16 Wales Mrs., midwife, 4 Schoolhill [street Hart, Duncan, tidewaiter, 8 Catto square Rev. Hugh (Zion Chapel, John street), h. 70 Dee street Harvey, Alexander, M.D., 17 Belmont street

. Andrew, boot and shoe maker, 5 Marischal street, h. Langstane place George T., clerk (Walter Hood & Co.), h. 22 Shiprow William, grocer and spirit dealer, 41, h. 42 Quay —— Mrs., provision dealer, 46 Skene street Hatt, John L., 23 Castle street William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 270 George street Miss, 23 Castle street Hay, Alexander, shipowner, 54 Wellington street

„~ Alexander, japanner and clock-dial maker, 8, h. 10 Thorn- ton place, Guestrow Hay, Alexander, linen and woollen draper, 107 Union street

„, Charles, stabler, 22 Harriet street

James, late merchant, h. 1 Blackfriars street ^^ James, teacher, Gordon's Hospital James, 48 Gerrard street James, minibus proprietor, 22 Harriet street —„_, James, mason and stone-cutter, 213 Union street, h. Con- stitution street John, carver and gilder, optical and philosophical instrument seller, and agent for the Thames Plate Glass Com- pany, 2 New Market street, house and workshop, 19 Guestrow

„~ . William, boot and shoe maker, 38 Union place William, tailor, 21 Loch street ~~ William, provision dealer, 17 Back wynd Mrs. John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 33 East North

, ™ Mrs., 35 Queen street [street, h. above shop Mrs. Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 92 Shiprow „~.,~~ Mrs. Alexander, spirit dealer, corner of Love lane Mrs., sick-nurse, 8 Carmelite street Miss, 107 Gallowgate —™— Miss, sick-nurse, Bourtie's court, 19 Upperkirkgate Miss A., teacher, East Parish School, h. 35 Queen street

~, Miss, sick-nurse, 1 Blackfriars street ~™~— Jane, merchant, 27 Huntly street Hector, Alexander, salmon merchant, Trinity quay James, tea and spirit dealer, Holburn street

—~—. John, salmon merchant, Torry John, grocer and brewer, Maberly street William, late tanner, Bruce court, Loch street „—™ William, boot and shoe maker, Holburn street Henderson, Alexander, stock, lock, and hinge manufacturer, 8

Windy wynd, and 7 Gerrard street, h. Windy wynd

Alexander, advocate, 56 Bon-accord street, h. 32 St. Ni- cholas street

Alexander, writer, 8 Castle street, h. 4 Jopp's lane Alexander, bookbinder, 2 Broad street Charles, shipmaster (Antelope), 23 Prince Regent street ~~— Henry, spirit dealer, 17 Justice street James, architect and builder, agent for M'Neil's Patent Felt for Roofing, 120 Loch street

James, shipmaster, 10 St. Clement street John, shipmaster (Catto), 47 Quay

John, lithographic printer, 11 Union buildings, k. 25 Bon- ~~™~ John, porter, 251 George street [accord street John, tailor, 13 Windy wynd —

121 NEW ABERDEEN. [HEN—HOG

Henderson, John, Spring Garden tavern, 81 Spring garden John, overseer (C. Manuelle), h. Brebner's court, Shi prow John, teacher of music, 9 Diamond street Robert, shoemaker, 80 Skene street Robert, plasterer (of Bowman & Co.), h. 4 John street

William, of Kepplestone, h. Kepplestone „~. William, clerk (John Moir & Son), Virginia street, h. Links gardens

William, late soapmaker, h, 28 Skene terrace —,„~ William, builder, 66 Loch street and 91 Gallowgate, h. 6C Loch street

William, house painter, 5 Dee street, h. 3 St. Mary's place

William, gunmaker, 85, h. 83 King street

, William, M.D., 49 Schoolhill

William, jun. (Barry, Henry, & Co.), h. 28 Skene terrace William, gardener, Rosehill, Skene square —,™ Mrs., vintner, Chapel lane Mrs., umbrella maker, 76 Green Miss, teacher, 55 Chapel street Hendry, David, slater, 5 Causewayend

„,~,~~ George, anchorsmith (J. Duffus & Co.), 1 Mill street r~~.~. Miss C, teacher of piano forte, 50 Upperkirkgate Henry, Andrew, stabler, 24 Gerard street

„™— George, merchant (Hugh Gordon &Co.), //. 1 Gallowgati —-™ George, Chronicle Tavern, Chronicle court, 32 Broad street and 10 Queen street Joseph, shore porter, 13 Huxter row Mrs., midwife, 64 Shiprow

„. Mrs., midwife, 24 Gerard street ~~ Miss, lodgings, 71 Gallowgate Herald, James, teacher (Education Society's Schools), Mrs. Warren's lodgings, Kingsland place Herald Office, 7 Queen street Hercules Insurance Company—Agents, James Nicol, advocate, 17 Adelphi court, Union street, and John Duncan, advocate, 25 Marischal street

Hill, Charles, Shooting Gallery, h. Holbui'n street Isaac, teacher—Seminary and h. 19 Queen street Mrs., lodgings, 29 Broad street Hodge, Robert, lodgings, 27 James street [terrace

. Thomas, superintendent of Lunatic Asylum, /;. Rosemouut Hodgson, William, London Tavern, 35 and 36 Regent quay Hogarth & Co., merchants, 68 College street Dickson, & Co., provision merchants, 70 College street Office at works «~~— Dickson, merchant, 63 Bon-accord street HOG—HUN] NEW ABERDEEN. 122

Hogarth, George, merchant, Crown terrace

. Hugh, merchant, 63 Bon-accord street „™~~ Thomas (of T. Bannerman & Co.), h. Elmfield

. William, merchant, h. 261 Union street ~ Miss, 63 Bon-accord street [4 Carmelite street

Hogg, Alexander, umbrella manufacturer, 37 Upperkirkgate, k. George, plumber, 34 Netherkirkgate ~, George, wright, Holburn street John, wright, Trinity street Peter, tinplate-worker, 96 Green Samuel, hosier (A. H. & Sons), 51 Summer street „~ William, spirit merchant, 4 Skene street

-~ Miss, teacher, 5 St. Andrew street Holmes, William, cooper (Hogarth & Co.), College street Mrs. Joseph, 26 Chapel street

Holland, Frederick (Richards & Co.), h. 31 Belmont street Hood, Walter, & Co., shipbuilders, Footdee ,„~~~ Walter, shipbuilder, A. 27 York place

Mrs., sick nurse, 7 Little Belmont street Home, James, town-serjeant and sheriff-officer, 8 Gallowgate

Horn, James, manager (Aberdeen Commercial Company), li. John, fiesher, 87 George street [Springbank William, cabinetmaker, 79 Green House of Refuge, Duthie's court, 45 Guestrow Houston, Mrs., 36 Union place Howat, Robert, coach guard, 10 Trinity street Howling, Thomas, shipmaster (Aberdonian), 54 Quay Howie, Mrs., lodgings, Cruden's court, 22 Broad street Huddlestone, Mrs., 143 George street Hume, Peter, Wellington road [Dyce

Humphrey, John, advocate, 102 King street, h. Pitmedden, by

—. — & Ogg, advocates—Agents for the Phoenix Fire Office of London, the Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society, and the Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Bene- volent Soeiety— Office, 102 King street John, of Comalegy, Springbank terrace Robert, furnishing tailor, 3 Water lane

... William, of Cuttlehill, 108 King street Hunter, Alexander, mealseller, 63 Huntly street —™~ Arthur, mealseller, 121 Gallowgate ~~ & Gordon, grocers, tea, wine, and spirit merchants, 175 Union street [George street

„~— James, boot and shoe warehouse, 3 Broad street, /;. 220 —-~~ James, builder, 32 Windy wynd John Mackenzie, clerk of Excise, Friendlybank, near Mounthooly 123 NEW ABERDEEN. [HUN—ING

Hunter, John, late farmer, Glenkindy, 13 Black's buildings Robert W., musician and teacher of instrumental music, 87 Loch street

William, advocate, 14 Adelphi court, h. 113 Crown street William, lodgings, 91 Broad street Mrs. Robert, 30 North Broadford

. Mrs., 43 Constitution street Mrs., dressmaker, 13 Black's buildings Miss, straw-hat maker, 61 Huntly street Hurry, William, & Sons, nail and tack manufacturers, 32 Justice street, k. 17 Upperkirkgate Husband, David, manager (Aberdeen Salmon Co.), Fish street

David, shipmaster (Sir W. Wallace), h. 13 Commerce st. Hutcheon, Andrew, heddlemaker, 12 Forbes street John, Outseats, Pitmuxton ~—— Robert, flesher, 34 New Market, h. Mastrick William (of White & Hutcheon), 61 Bon-accord street Mrs., lod gings, 35 Huntly street ~~-„„ Mrs., 38 Bon-accord street Hutchison, A., hairdresser and perfumer, 126 George street r~~™~ James, shipmaster, Springbank terrace

,—„-. John, shipmaster (Elizabeth), k. Bannermill street Hutton, Edward, haircutter, 114 Skene street

Illinois Investment Company—Adam & Anderson, cashiers and agents in Britain—Chambers, 75 Union street Imlay, Alexander, late printer, 9 Constitution street ^ Mrs., provision merchant, 194 Gallowgate Imlah, Mrs., midwife, Gordon's court, Broad street Imperial Fire Insurance—J. Smith, architect, agent, 142 King st. Imray, James, locker of Customs, A. 18 James street '• ~~~~~ Robert, mealseller, Hardgate

Mrs. , 44 Skene street Independent Fire, Life, and Annuity Assurance—A. Stevenson, agent, 62 Queen street Infirmary, Royal, Woolmanhill Inglis, David, provision merchant, 26 New Market ,~~~~. David, vintner, 58 George street George, wholesale grocer, Crown court, Union street, h.

James, baker, 32, h. 30 Gallowgate [60 Dee street ~~~v~. John, shoemaker, 15 Hutcheon street William, baker, 67, h. 65 Broad street

, Mesdames, & Ramage, boarding and day school, 12 Adel- phi court

Ingram, James, tailor, 9 Union lane, h. 6 Bon-accord street

«~~„~. Mrs., 1 Academy street —

Innes, George, cotton manufacturer, 185 George street, h. Ivy cottage, Loanhead ~~~~~ John, land-surveyor, 14 Rose street John, inspector of works, 41 Huntly street John B., slater, 65 Chapel street

Robert, fishmonger, 60 Basement floor, New Market, h. 13 Carmelite street Mrs., lodgings, 68 Broad street „_ Mrs. Alexander, 14 Innes street

Mrs., lodgings, Cruden's court, 22 Broad street Mrs. James, Meiklefolla, 77 Chapel street Mrs. John, midwife, 19 Wales street Miss (Mrs. Donald), 251 Union street Miss, 7 Skene street

Insch, John, foreman (Aberdeen Rope and Sail Co.), h. 14

Water lane [Office, 13 Littlejohn st. Inspector of weights for the town and county, John Blaikie Inston, Henry, tailor, 39 Quay Insurance Company of Scotland (Fire)—Francis James Cochran, advocate, 96 Union street, and William Skinner, advocate, 3 Dee street, agents

Ireland, James, baker, 81, h. 79 Bon-accord street

Ironside, George, superintendent, Canal works, h. 14 Catherine John, clerk, h. 26 Wales street [street „^ William, builder, 4 Well of Spa Mrs. George, spirit dealer, 292 George street

, Mrs., register office, 119 George street Miss, staymaker, 21 Windmillbrae Irvine, Alexander, shoemaker, 25 Longacre ~~~~~ Alexander, late paper manufacturer, Pirie's court, 50 Alexander F., of Drum, Drum Castle [Castle street James, of Springbank, Kittybrewster ^_ John, piano-forte tuner and repairer, 247 George street Patrick, 275 George street

, Mrs., 143 George street Mrs., 59 Bon-accord street

Jack, James, mason, 8 Thistle street Robert, druggist, Holburn street William, boot and shoe maker—Wareroom, 84 Loch street, h. above wareroom Mrs. William, midwife, 5 Upper Denburn Mrs., broker, 39 Woolmanhill

Jackson, William, boot and shoe maker, 15 Huxter row, h. Hen- derson's court, 46 Broad street J affray, Andrew, stabler, 26 West North street 125 NEW ABERDEEN. [JAF—JOH

Jaffray, George, messenger (Aberdeen Bank), ft. 5 Castle brae James, painter and glazier, 158 Gallowgate & Marshall, paper manufacturers—Warehouse, 39 Nether- Robert, lodgings, Wellington road [kirkgate ~~*— Thomas, paper manufacturer, 39 Netherkirkgate,^. Water- ton mills, Stoneywood „~™™ William, writer (P. & A. Davidson), 22 Union terrace ™-~— William, boot and shoe shop, 20 South gallery, New Market William, shipmaster, 47 Constitution street —™. William, Morningfield, Rubislaw Jameson, Mrs. John, 41 Chapel street Jamieson, Alexander, drill-master, Gordon's Hospital, and

teacher of broadsword and calisthenic exercises, h. 16

Alexander, cutler, 26 Lodge walk [Chapel st. George, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 2 King street and 38 Union street, h. 33 Dee street

George, jeweller and silversmith, 73 Union street, h. 3

™ James, surgeon, 4 Castle brae [West Craibstone st. „™„™ James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 16 Castle street ~™— James (of James Fraser & Co.), h. 13 Huntly street James, plumber and gas-fitter, 3, h. 2 Wales street „~— John, tea and spirit shop, 43 Lodge walk

„™~~- John, druggist, 90 Broad street, ft. 1 Gallowgate

John, clerk (Town & County Bank), h. 1 Denburn terrace Robert, M.D., Ogston's court, 84 Broad street —™~ Thomas, turner, violin maker, and ironmonger, h. Oliver's court, Upperkirkgate William, house-carpenter, Holburn street Mrs. William, 3 Affleck street Mrs., midwife and sick-nurse, Nelson street ~~v— Mrs., 1 Denburn terrace Jamson, Mrs. Captain, lodgings, 37 Marischal street Miss, matron, Gordon's Hospital Miss, 84 Broad street

Jarvis, James, hosier, 47 Loch street, h. 22 Woolmanhill ™ W. C, hosier and worsted manufacturer, 47 Loch street,

ft. 73 Netherkirkgate

Jazdowzki, John, teacher and linguist, 1 6 North Silver street Jeans, John, shipmaster, 113 York street Jennison, Thomas, fishmonger, 74 Shiprow Jessiman, John, guard (North Defiance), 9 Correction wynd

William, builder, 19 Bon-accord lane, ft. 44 Gordon st.

. Miss, dressmaker, 15 Prince Regent street

Johnston, Alexander, wholesale tea-dealer, Skene square, ft. 26 North Broadford

t 2 Johnston, Alexander, house of Tullos, Nigg

„™—. Andrew, broker, 140 Gallowgate George, grocer and spirit dealer, and Mill of Him ware-

house, 5, h. 3 Skene terrace George, advocate, 42 Netherkirkgate & Laird, tailors, 2 St. Catherine's wynd, Union street James, accountant (Town and County Bank), 3 Langstane —„™ James, mealseller, 60 Virginia street [place James, sen., late merchant, 62 Dee street James, messenger-at-arms, 29 Broad street ~. James, candlemakerXMaitland & Co.), 42 Netherkirkgate John, late shipmaster, Neptune cottage, Pitmuxton —™~ John, 1 Virginia street [Woolmanhill Joseph, umbrella manufacturer, 2 Blackfriars street, h. 27 Joseph, grocer and spirit dealer, 54 Netherkirkgate

Robert, merchant, 34 Marischal street, h. 36 Bon-accord terrace

Samuel, manufacturer, North Gallery, New Market, h. 3 Langstane place William, grocer, 71 Virginia street William (of Johnston & Laird), 68 Broad street Mrs. Alexander, provision seller, 110 Chapel street ~~,™ Mrs. Andrew, lodgings, 7 Garvock street

Mrs. Jane, waiter at the bath-rooms, Sea-beach, h. 27 Mrs. Samuel, 3 Langstane place [Woolmanhill Mrs., 3 Golden square Mrs. William, register ofiice, 23 Guestrow ~—~~ Misses, Calsayseat Joiner, William, tailor and clothes dealer, 33 Lodge walk Jolly, Mrs. George, mealseller, 46 Frederick street Jopp & Shand, advocates, Jopp's court, 31 Gallowgate Jopp, Alexander, advocate, Jopp's court, 31 Gallowgate William (of Allardyce & Jopp), h. Elmhill Mrs. Andrew, Elmhill Joss, Alexander, traveller (J. Watt), Concert court, h. 36 Union A. & C, bakers, 90 Shiprow [street Charles, tailor, 91 Skene street John, Sugarhouse lane

John, provision agent, 47 Loch street, h. 1 Charlotte st, ,~~,~~ Patrick, clerk (P. & G. Brown), h. 124 George street Robert, vintner and mealseller, 74 John street William, clerk, Porthill

Just, William, manager (Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co.), //.

above office, Waterloo quay

Justice, Miss, milliner, 2 St. Nicholas lane Justicemills, Holburn street 127 NEW ABERDEEN. [KAT—KEM

Katon, Mrs., 1 Church street Kay, James, engineer, Bridge of Dee —~~- John, teacher, 1 Thistle place John (J. J. Kennedy), 51 Bon-accord street James, dyer, Maltmill hridge Keith, Adam, gardener, fourth lot of Pitmuxton

. Alexander & Son, house and sign painters, 4 Ross's court, 6 Upperkirkgate Alexander, sen., painter, 162 Union street Alexander, jun., painter (of Keith & Son), h. 3 Ross's court, 6 Upperkirkgate Daniel, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 51 East North street David, advocate (Town-house), h. Kenfield, Pitfodels

James, druggist, 8, h. 10 Union place ,™,™ James, surgeon, R. N., 1 Crown terrace „ John (Pratt & Keith), fa Rosehill

John, merchant-tailor, 6 Netherkirkgate, k. 1 Guestrow John, flesher, 28 Wales-street Market, h. 27 Wales street

John, teller (Aberdeen Town and County Bank), h. 21 Crown street John, tea and spirit dealer, 16, h. 14 East North street William, M.D., surgeon, 257 Union street

William, slater, 24 Union row, and 24 Summer street William, bookseller and agent for Jacques & Davis eradi-

cative medicines, 23 Queen street, k. 4 Thornton place Mrs., 5 Hanover street Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 162 Union street -~ Miss, straw-hat and dressmaker, Maclean's court, 50 Gal- lowgate

Kelles, James F., tacksman (Weigh-house), h. 42 Marischal st. ™™— Miss, teacher, 9 Skene row Kelly, John, merchant, Lamond's court, 49 Upperkirkgate Kelman, Alexander, baker, 41 Park street ~~ Alexander, baker, 23 Basement floor, New Market James, vintner, Commercial court, 58 Castle street

„ William, tailor, Well court, Broad street

William, rope and twine manufacturer, 7 1 Hutcheon st. Miss, lodgings, 188 George street Miss, 4 Correction wynd Kemlo, George, dry provision merchant, 21 Basement floor, New

Market, h. 68 Green Kempt, Alexander, druggist, 228 George street Kemp, Robert, grain-merchant, and tacksman of the Ferryhill meal, barley, and flour mills, 59 Castle street, and 20

New Market, h. Crown street Mrs., lodgings, 27 Frederick street KEN—KIN] NEW ABERDEEN. 128

Kenn, Mrs. William, 17 Huntly street Kennedy, Andrew, shoemaker, 14 Castle brae Office), h. Market street „ .„„ David H., writer (Record James John, commission agent, 8 Adelphi, h. 7 Crown st. Rev. John (Blackfriars-street Chapel), k. 30 Silver street John, professor of dancing, 91 King street John, spirit dealer, 10 West North street „™~~ Joseph, excise officer (Union Glen Distillery), h. Ashvale cottage, Holburn street Jane, sick-nurse, 31 Harriet street Miss, 46 Marischal street Kerr, David, M.D., lecturer on surgery to the University and King's College, h. 155 Union street ,™, David, ropemaker, Canal road, Causewayend

. James, spirit dealer, 51 Netherkirkgate „„ James, painter, 15, h. 3 Donald's court, 20 Schoolhill James, haircutter and perfumer, G2, h. 40 Broad street Robert, shipmaster (Flamingo), Victoria place William, boot and shoe maker, 13 Skene terrace William, flaxdresser, Canal road, Causewayend Miss, Gilcomston House Kessack, James, principal beadle (Free St. Clement's Church), and funeral waiter, 7 Catto square Kidd, James, road-surveyor, Holburn street „™ & Son, boot and shoe makers, 249 George street, h. above Mrs. William, spirit dealer, Skene square Lshop Kilgour, Alexander, M.D., 158 Union street ™ James, merchant, h. 29 Bon-accord terrace & Taylor, tobacconists, 44 Netherkirkgate Misses, Bellevue cottage, Hardgate Kiloh, Alexander, lodgings, 6 Union lane James, engraver and printer, 6 Correction wynd

„ James, tailor, 1 5 Correction wynd „ Joseph, spirit dealer, 6 College street Miss, 17 Huntly street King, Arthur, printer, 25 Huntly street A. & Co., tea and spirit merchants, Newbridge Charles, furnishing tailor, 23 broad street George & Robert, booksellers, stationers, and printers, 28 St. Nicholas Street—Printing house, East Lindsay St., Golden square George (of George & Robert), h. 79 Chapel street

Robert (of George & Robert), h. 1 1 Union row

, Walter, cutler, 51 Guestrow rrm William, wright and cabinetmaker, 19 Gordon street, h. 25 Huntly street 129 NEW ABERDEEN. [KIN—LAI

King, Mrs., provision seller, 1 Albion street Mrs., cook, Affleck street

Kinlock, Miss, 1 5 Golden square Kinnear, D. C, hat manufacturer, 26 Union street Kinneard, William, gardener, Pitmuxton

Kerby, Thomas, basketmaker, 8, h. 6 Marischal street Kirkland, Mrs., 65 Dee street Kirkwood, Thomas, gunmaker, 62 Union street James, carter, Marywell street Kirton, George (of D. Dunn & Co., merchants), 120 King street Kitson, Henry, teacher of music, Ewen's court, 42 Gallowgate Knight & Craib, saddlers, 43 Queen street James, gardener, Cornhill William, architect and surveyor, Mitchell place Mrs. Dr., 3 Skene place —,™ Mrs. James, 28 George street Knowles, Adam, grocer and spirit dealer, 36 Castle street

Alexander, writer, 1 Marischal street, h. Netherkirkgate George, tailor, 85 George street George, flesher, 4 Wales-street Market, and 9 and 10 New Market, k. 19 Fisher row Thomas, flesher, 8 and 9 New Market, and 36 Wales-

street Market, h. 19 Fisher row ~~.— William, timber merchant, 49 Marischal street William, flesher, New Market, h. 24 Wales street

~~.— Mrs. William, flesher, 38 Wales-st. Market, h. 24 Wales st. - Mrs., 125 Crown street Misses, dressmakers, 19 Kidd lane Knox, Alexander (A. Walker's), 58 Gallowgate ~~~~~ David (A. Walker's), 58 Gallowgate Mrs. George, Kingsland place, 259 Geoi'ge street ~~»~— Mrs. William, lodgings, 124 Union street

Kynoch, Ninian, merchant, It. 60 Gordon street

Ladies' Working Society, 12 Marischal street Laer, E. W. Von, 25 Constitution street Laing, Alexander, 26 Union row Alexander, cooper, 89 Virginia street Alexander (of Laing & Melvin), 14 Langstane place & Melvin, coach and harness makers, 4 and 8 Bon-accord street

George, haircutter and perfumer, 9 Netherkirkgate, h. Herod, 11 Drum's lane [Kingsland place James, overseer (John Gibb & Son's quarry, Rubislaw), h. 32 Summer street [Upperkirkgate James, ironmonger, 98 Union street, h. Crown court, 36 LAI—LAW] NEW ABERDEEN. 130

Laing, James, hairdresser, 23 Park street, h. Albion street

James, skinner, 38, h. 69 George street James, teacher, Davidson's school, York street William, M.D., 7 Golden square Mrs. John, midwife, 42 Netherkirkgate ,~~~~~ Mrs., lodgings, Waterloo quay „,~„~, Misses, Keppleston cottage, Rubislaw

Laird, Daniel (of Johnston & Laird), 2 St. Catherine's wynd, h. 13 Skene terrace George, shoemaker, 43 Causewayend Lamb, Alexander, plumber and gas-fitter, 9 Blackfriars street and 32 Woolmanhill ~~~~~ David, sen., 13 Wales-street Market and 7 New Market, h. 4 Wales street

David, jun., flesher, 33 New Market, h. 4 Wales street .~~~~~ Davidson, wright, 57 Causewayend ~~~~~ James, cart and plough wright, Ruthrieston .~~— Robert, shore porter, 18 Shiprow Lambert, Miss, boarding school, Union terrace Lamond, James, of Stranduff, h. Lamond's court, 49 Upperkirk- Lamont, Alexander, stoneware merchant, 9 Shiprow [gate

Charles, collector (Aberdeen Gas Co.), 63 St. Andrew st. •~—~~ Mrs. George, teacher of English and sewing, 9 Gaelic lane Langland, Robert, provision dealer, 187 Gallowgate Lansdown, Mrs., Angusfield, Rubislaw Largue, William, spirit dealer, 254 George street Laurie, Thomas, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 50 Virginia street,

h. 30 Marischal street

Thomas, founder (J. Abernethy & Co.), h. Ferryhill

William, tea, wine, and spirit merchant and agent, 1 1, h. 30 Marischal street ,~~— William, bookbinder and stationer, circulating library, 169 Union street, h. 22 Skene square

Law, George, shipmaster (Gipsy), 51 Virginia street James, carter, 2 Canal lane

John, baker, 60, h. 58 Shiprow »~~— Samuel, shoemaker, 122 Skene street William, grocer, 55 Park street, corner of Princes street —«~~ Mrs. William, vintner, Ruthrieston Mrs., lodgings, 68 Broad street Miss, 35 Shiprow Miss Barbara, grocer and spirit dealer, Wellington place Lawrance, James, mason, 5 Mounthooly James, cartwright, Holburn street John, slater, Ann street Joseph, tailor, 22 East North street 131 NEW ABERDEEN. [LAW—LES

Lawrance, Mrs. James, 16 Chapel street Miss, dressmaker, 22 Innes street Lawrence, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 8 Carmelite street Lawson, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 61 Netherkirkgate Leslie, shipmaster, 14 Virginia street Leask, Alexander, shipmaster (Prospect), Bannerniill street Alexander, jun., shipmaster (True Blue). Bannermill st. „™~„, William, tailor, cap and stock maker, 5 Netherkirkgate „~, William, late shipmaster, Love lane Leisk, Robert, shipmaster, 3 Shore brae

„. Thomas, shipmaster, 3 Shore brae Mrs., 3 Shore brae Ledingham, Alexander, grocer, Bridge of Dee Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 36 Gallowgate George, cooper, Newbridge James, teacher of English, elocution, writing, geography, Latin, and arithmetic, 12 Correction wynd ™v. James, mealseller, 27 Upperkirkgate

Peter, tea dealer and grocer, 182 Gallowgate, h. 75 King

Robert, advocate, 77, h. 75 King street [street Mrs. William, 9 St. Nicholas lane

Lee, William S. B., Broadford and Rubislaw Works, k. Morning- side, Deeside road Lefevre, Joseph, hairdresser, 218 Gallowgate Mrs., feather trimmer, 18 Spa street Legg, James, tinsmith, 48 Netherkirkgate Legge, John, bookseller, 40 George street Leighton, James, letter-carrier, Charles street, Broadford Leith, Alexander, renovater and dyer, Skene square John, grocer, 28 Park street Lieut. John, 24 Frederick street Miss, of Freefield, 46 Skene terrace

Leslie, Alexander, town-serjeant, k. 61 Park street Alexander, late of Jamaica, 12 Union row Alexander, shipmaster, 46 Constitution street Alexander, brewer, 5 Virginia street Alexander, 35 Bon-accord terrace

Andrew, grocer, 112, h. Ill Gallowgate

Andrew, boilermaker (A. Leslie & Co.), h. 54 York street Andrew, & Co., boilermakers and general blacksmiths, Provost Blaikie's quay, Inches

George, shipowner, 11 Quay, h. South Crown street George M. (Milne, Low, & Co.), h. 38 Union row John Grant, Sheriff-clerk depute, and depute clerk of the

peace, Record Office, 27 King street, h. Rosemount place LES—LIG] NEW ABERDEEN. 132

Leslie, James, superintendent, New Gas Company, A. 10 Crown street „^ James, shoemaker, 37 Woolmanhill, fa Chapel street „ James, shipmaster, 38 St. Clement street James, clerk (G. Leslie, Quay), fa Crown street James, clerk (G. Cruiekshank), fa 30 Upperkirkgate John, grocer and spirit dealer, 52 York street

. John, cotton manufacturer, 39 Woolmanhill, fa 263 George John, shipmaster (Charlotte), 37 York street [street „^ John, shipmaster (John Hector), 67 Commerce street Captain John (late of 42d foot), Bridge of Don Robert, Rubislaw villa Theodore, Rubislaw villa Thomas, shipmaster (Fetteresso Castle), 54 York street Thomas, carter, York street William, surgeon, 15 Silver street „„ William, jun., & Co., grocers, tea, spirit, and wine dealers, 39 West North street, h. above shop William, jun., flesher, 31 New Market, A. 75 West North William, yost, grocer, 8 Mealmarket lane [street „™ William, builder (of M'Donald & Leslie), 8 Golden square Mrs., 35 Bon-accord terrace Mrs. Peter, 97 Chapel street

Miss, 1 1 Rose street Miss, milliner, 16 Virginia street Miss, Rubislaw villa Misses (Powis), Berrybank Misses, lodgings, 3 Queen street Levie, Alexander, shipmaster, 81 Virginia street Alexander, shipmaster, 57 Quay George, shipmaster (Sedulous), 57 Quay

John, merchant, 53, h. 52 Shiprow John, shipmaster, 29 East North street Robert, shoemaker, Wales street

William, shipmaster (William Maitland), 6 Garvock st. Lewis, Arthur, 5 Regent quay Leys, George, brewer and vintner, 49 Lodge walk Masson, & Co., manufacturers, Grandholm Works—Town

office, Market street Robert, superintendent engineer (Aberdeen Steam Navi- gation Company), h. Lobban's court, Castle street „™ Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 191, fa 187 George street

Ligertwood, James, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 122 King st.,

A. 31 Frederick street John, advocate, 4 Correction wynd William, master shipwright (A. Hall & Son), h, York st. 133 NEW ABERDEEN. [LIG—LUM

Ligertwood, Mrs., 59 Dee street Mrs. Peter, 56 York street

Lillie, George, teacher (Free Holburn School), h. 21 Summer st. Lind, Adam, grocer, 48 Gallowgate Lindsay, Lieutenant James, R.N., 21 Prince Regent street

Roger, mealseller, 82, h. 80 George street ~~.— William, boot and shoe maker, 15 Bon-accord lane Mrs., 1 1 Union place Linton, Alexander, surgeon, R.N., 12 Canal street Linklater, James, shipmaster (Paragon), 59 Commerce street Livingston, Mrs. Dr., Ellangowan cottage, Pitfoddels Littlejohn, Alex., wholesale grocer and provision merchant, 72 Net'ierkirkgate, L Burnside cottage, Holburn street

James fancy worsted warehouse, 134 and 136 Union st.,

h. Gordondale cottage William, cashier (Aberdeen Town and County Bank), 91

Mrs., Burnside cottage, Holburn street [Union st. Lizars, A. Jardine, M.D., surgeon, professor of anatomy, Mar-

ischal College, h. 17 King street Lloyd's agents, Oswald, George, & Co., 59 Marischal street Lobban, Miss, stayrnaker, 15 Littlejohn street

Logan, Charles, provision seller, 42 St. Andrew street Loggan, Mrs., Links street London Union Assurance Fire Office and Annuities— William Gray, advocate, agent, 136 King street Hat Company, 31 Union street Longmuir, Jobn, shipmaster (Fortuna), 14 Marywell street —~~. Rev. John, A.M., minister of Free Mariners' Church, h. Langstane place, Dee street ™ Catherine, stayrnaker, 24 Blackfriars street Mrs., 47 Schoolhill Miss, ladies' school, 47 Schoolhill

Low, Alexander (Milne, Low, & Co.), h. 31 Union place Alexander, of Altries, Maryculter

„, Charles, shipmaster (Preceptor), h. Ferryhill James, dyer, 76 Loch street John, provision merchant, 186 George street John, wright, 22 Black's buildings —~~- Mrs., dressmaker, 13 Blackfriars street Lowery, George (John Walker & Co.), h. 42 Constitution sti'eet Robert, temperance coffee rooms, 64 Broad street Lowies, John, eating-house, Burnett's close Lucas, James, pavier and contractor, 15 Princes street Luke, Miss, dressmaker, 30 Summer street

Lumsden, Clements, advocate, h. 1 Union terrace [Skene ter.

David, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 17 Skene street, /;. I LUM—MAC] NEW ABERDEEN. 134

Lumsden, George, shore porter, 7 Marischal street Henry, of Auchindoir, 255 Union street

James (of John & James Lumsden), h. 91 Bon-accord st.

James, clothier, 117 Union street, h. 50 Skene terrace James, grocer, 155 Gallowgate

John (of John & James Lumsden), k. Deemouth, Clay- John & James, merchants, 95 Union street [hills

William J., of Balmedie, h, 146 Union street —~™ William, merchant, 58 Union street, h. Millburn cottage,

. Mrs., midwife, Denburn [Dee village ~.—~~ Mrs., 5 Mounthooly m Miss E., broker, 17 Woolmanhill Lunan, John, -warehouse-keeper (Aberdeen and London Steam

Navigation Co.), /<. Red Lion court, 77 Broad street

William, officer to the wright and cooper trade, It. 44 St. Andrew street Lyall, Alexander, late comptroller of Customs, 2 East Craibstone ~™~™ David (of George Lyall & Co.), 97 Union street [street George (of George Lyall & Co.), 97 Union street George, & Co., silk mercers, 99, Union street Robert, blacksmith, 19 Princes street —,~~ Robert (of the Excise), 85 Hutcheon street Mrs., provision shop, 81 Green

Lyell, Alexander, second clerk, Customs, h. 6 St. Mary's place George, town-serjeant and sheriff-officer, 9 Huxter row —~— John, register-grate, stove, and gun maker, 124 Union street— Manufacturing house, Back wynd, h. Donald's court, Sehoolhill ~™— Mrs., lodgings, 9 Huxter row Lyon, Alexander, merchant, 51 Castle street _ John, shipmaster (Theophilus), 63 Quay

. William, pawnbroker, 35 Netherkirkgate Miss, dressmaker, 30 Summer street

Macaldowie, Peter, brushmaker, 115 George street, h. 85 Hut- cheon street Peter, plasterer, 85 Hutcheon street

Macallan, David, upholsterer (of Allan & Macallan), h. Straw- berrybank Macandrew, Daniel (W. Henderson, builder), 66 Loch street

Macarthie, James, boatman, Customs, h. 47 York street

Macdonald, David, clerk (Barker, Mowat, & Barker), h. 3 Black- friars street Machray, Alexander, dyer, 93 Woolmanhill

,— Alexander, vintner, New Bridge of Don [land place „™— Alexander, teacher (Free East Church School), Kings- 135 NEW ABERDEEN. [MAC—M'CON

Machray, Isaac, mail-contractor, 65 Union street

Mrs., 4 St. Mary's place, Crown street Miss, 117 George street

Mackay, James T. (of J. T. Mackay & Co.), 141 Skene street James T., & Co., working silversmiths, jewellers, and opticians, dealers in fancy articles and cutlery, 75 Broad street Mrs., dealer in ready-made clothes, 82 Shiprow Misses, hoarding school, Union terrace Maclean, Samuel, bookseller and stationer, 8 Union street, h. 8 John street Macnab, Alexander, farmer, Westerton of Pitfoddels M'AlIum, Mrs., King-street road

M'Alpin, Dugald, foreman (W. Simpson & Co.), h. 14 Catto sq. John, manager of the boot and shoe mart, 13 Broad street

M'Arthur, John, rope and twine manufacturer, Clarence street, near Cooperston buildings

M'Bey, Alexander, horse-hirer and horse dealer, #.11 John st. M'Bean, Alexander, Skene square

Daniel, cabinetmaker, 43^ Castle street, h. 122 Chapel John, boot and shoe maker, Bridge of Dee [street Mrs., late of Alves, 36 Skene terrace M'Boyle, William, mason, 25 Chapel street M'Call, Miss, matron, East prison

M'Callum, James, tide-surveyor of Customs, 29 Frederick st.

William, boatman, 53 St. Clement street M'Carron, Felix, broker, 2 Park street M'Cluskie, Michael, vintner, 8 Justice street M'Combie, Dunn, & Co., tobacco and snuff manufacturers, 11 Upperkirkgate George, late stabler, Union terrace

James Boyn, advocate. 103 Union st, h. 1 Albyn place ~~~~~ Thomas, & Co., tobacco and snuff manufacturers, and wholesale tea dealers, 51 Netherkirkgate

William, furniture dealer, 18 Schoolhill, h. 9 Carmelite

William, of Easter Skene, h. Easter Skene [street Mrs. Charles, broker, 18 Woolmanhill Mrs. Peter, 2 Charlotte street Mrs. Thomas, Richmond hill Miss, 2 St. Catherine's wynd M'Condach, Harry, grain dealer, Holburn street

,—„™ Harry, jun., Holburn street M'Conochie, Alexander, English and mercantile academy, 13 Crown street, h 22 Kidd lane

G. C, teacher of writing, 115 Union st., h. 22 Kidd lane J. R. (A. F. and L. As. Co.), 89 Union street MAC—M'FA] NEW ABERDEEN. 136

Maconochie, Robert (Stamp Office), h. Skene square

William, clerk (Gordou, Barron, & Co.), h. 10 Mary well M'Creary, Mrs., midwife, 191 Gallowgate [street M'Culloch, Mrs., lodgings, 9 George street M'Donald, Alexander, spirit dealer, 111 York street „~ Alexander, clerk (Post Office), 21 Huntly street Alexander, M.D. (late Royal Artillery), Rubislaw park ™ Alexander, stonecutter (of M'Donald & Leslie), Bon- accord square

.—„~~ Alexander, gardener, South Mile-end

.—~— Andrew, shore porter, 7 Marischal street Charles, spirit dealer, 169 Gallowgate ™ & Cooper, tailors, 7 South Silver street David, manager (Bannermill), h. 35 Wales street

.—. — David, vintner, 89 Loch street Donald, weaver, 8 Park lane

George, furnishing tailor, 36 Broad St., h. 140 George st. George, shipmaster (Robert M'William), h. 30 Marischal street

, ,^«. James, cabinetmaker, Chronicle lane, h. 48 Longacre ^.. James, patent lever watch and clock maker, jeweller, silversmith, auctioneer, and agent for the U. K. T. A. Life

Association, 28 Broad street, h. 239 George street ^^ John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 23 Gallowgate, h. 140 George street John, road overseer, 64 Gerard street John, late merchant, Cornhill John, tailor, 7 Albion street Basement floor, New Market „ John, confectioner, 37 John, clerk (Post Office), 21 Huntly street ^^ John, bookseller, 16 Crown st., h. 25 Bon-accord street Rev. John (Trinity Church), 36 Union street Neil, teacher of dancing, h. Ann street Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 23 St. Nicholas street, h. 7 Flourmillbrae William, spirit dealer, 12 West North street stonecutters, builders, and granite-polishers, east , & Leslie, end of Constitution street Mrs., lodgings, 55 Schoolhill Mrs., lodgings, 28 George street „„ Mrs. Captain, 79 Crown street Miss, dressmaker, 28 George street Miss, stay and corset maker, 53 Queen street M'Farlane, Alexander, clerk (National Bank), h. 1 Alford place D., shoemaker, 39 East North street, h. above shop Thomas (of Cameron & M'Farlane), 16 Loch street 137 NEW ABERDEEN. [M'FA—M'KA

M'Farlane, Mrs., 1 Alford place Mrs., late of Crathie, Wellington place M'Gowan, Thomas, & Co., leather dealers, 26 Schoolhill M'Gregor, Alexander, tailor, Newbridge, Hardgate

. . John, shipmaster (Mariner), 7 Canal terrace ,~~— John, Park lane William, shipmaster, 13 Prince Regent street Robert, hairdresser, Holburn street „~ T. & A., -vintners, Newbridge M'Grigor, Charles, hosier and girth manufacturer, 5 Justice

street, h. 1 Chapel court, Justice street

. Miss Margaret, hosier, 1 Justice street, A. 45 Castle street M'Gruer, Alexander, lodgings, 50 Causewayend „,™~ Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 50 Causewayend M'Guffie, Thomas, letter-carrier, 20 Trinity street M'Hardy, David, general blacksmith and bell-hanger, 66 Ne- therkirkgate James, advocate— Office, 58 Castle street

,v~. James, house carpenter, Maybank, Hutcheon street John, general blacksmith and bell-hanger, 15 Back wynd

, & Robison, advocates, 58 Castle street

. , Mrs. John, hotel and lodgings, 10 Adelphi, Union street

~ Mrs., milliner, 8 St. Nicholas street M'llliriach, Alexander, excise officer, Little Belmont street

M'Intosh, Charles, wright, 45, h. 47 Blackfriars street

~™ , Daniel, blacksmith and machine maker, Fish street, h. Hanover lane

John, cabinetmaker and furniture dealer, 37 Guestrow, /(. 5 Flourmill lane

. ~~ John, stoneware merchant, 61 Windmill brae ~- James, blacksmith, Flourmill brae, h. 12 Forbes street James, spirit dealer, 90 Loch street —„™ James, tinsmith, 28, h. 21 Netherkirkgate Rev. Simon (East Parish), 158 King street William, boot and shoe maker, 2 Webster's court, 29 —~~. Mrs., midwife, 20 Hutcheon street [Guestrow Miss, teacher, Hanover lane M'Intyre, George, guard (South Defiance), Boyle's lodgings, 26 Miss, dressmaker, 9 Diamond street [Union street M'Kay, Alexander, spirit dealer, 59 Green

Alexander, boot maker and leather cutter, 18, k. 60 Gal- Alexander, broker, 63 East North street [lowgate David, hardware shop, 51 North Gallery, New Market ~~~~» George, slater, 93 Green

, George C, clerk, 63 Park street ™.~v» Hugh, spirit dealer, 29 Park street M'KA—MAC NEW ABERDEEN. 138

M'Kay, James, hosier and stay manufacturer, 55 Queen street James, bootmaker, Milner's court, 25 Guestrow John, bricklayer (Gas Company), h. at Works „~.„™ John, tailor, 26 Spa street John, grocer and baker, 25 Park street ~-~~~» John, boot and shoe maker, 18 Trinity street Joseph, police officer, h. Catherine's court, Shiprow William, grocer and spirit dealer, Jack's brae Mrs., 29 Bon-accord street Mrs., lodgings, 6 Union lane Miss, bonnetmaker, 23 Young street ~~~_ Miss, matron (Blind Asylum), Huntly street M'Kechnie, Alexander, shipmaster, 53 Commerce street M'Keezer, John, late Serjeant, R.A., Holburn street M'Kenzie, Alexander, currier, 13 Denburn terrace Alexander (Munro & Grant), Dee street ^_ Alexander, manufacturer, Skene square „~_~~ Charles, 38 Gordon street & Currie, skinners, Steps of Gilcomston David, superintendent of meters—Office, Regent quay, h. 3 Hanover street

„„„~ George, boot and shoe maker, 42 Regent quay -

George, grocer and spirit dealer, 19 Causewayend, h. 2 Hutcheon street

. George, agent for George Virtue, bookseller and publisher, London, 6 Donald's court, Schoolhill Rev. Hugh (Gaelic Church), h. 11 North Broadford James, baker, 68 and 68 Queen street John, spirit dealer, 2 John street John, manufacturer, 109 Skene street „~. John, shipmaster (Helen), 18 Shiprow Captain Malcolm (H.E.I.C.S.), Friendville ™«^ Robert, police officer, Harper's court, West North street ™~™. Mrs. George, Ruthrieston lodge „_ Mrs., sick-nurse, 45 Blackfriars street ~~~~~ Mrs., 33 Summer street Mrs. John, 42 Bon-accord street Miss, of Ord, 83 Union street

„-.,— Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 1 Blackfriars street Mrs. & Subron, embroiderers on cambric and muslin, &c, 6 Donald's court, Schoolhill Mackie, Alexander, Mackie place

, Alexander, shipmaster (Supply), 89 Virginia street

, Alexander, china, glass, and stoneware merchant, 3 Black- friars street [quarry powder, &c, 26 Queen street ~~ & Co., dealers in sacks, green linens, dowlas, sporting and 139 NEAV ABERDEEN. [MAC—M'LE

Mackie, George.boot and shoe maker, 99 George St., A. 33 Harriet George, engineer, 35 West North street [street John, blockmaker (W. Hood & Co.), h. 5 Bannermill st. Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, St. Clement street William, -watch and clock maker, jeweller, &c, 29 St. Nicholas street, h. 6 Donald's court, 20 Schoolhill William (of Mackie & Co.), billet-master, 26 Queen street,

h. 69 Bon-accord street William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, corner of Charlotte

William, blacksmith, St. Clement street [street Mary, sick-nurse, 5 Flourmill lane

Miss, dressmaker, 1 Trinity quay Mrs., muslin printing and millinery, 32 George street Mrs., midwife, 24 Gordon street M'Kiddie, James, 30 East North street Rev. James, Methodist minister, 30 East North street M'Killiam, B. & W., confectioners, 52 Broad street Basil (of B. & W. M'Killiam), h. 6 North Broadford Robert, confectioner, 59 Union street William (of B. & W. M'Killiam), h. 3 Queen street M'Kinlay, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 10 Trinity corner M'Kinnon, James, cooper, College street „^, Lachlan, advocate—Office, 3 Queen st., h. View place „~~~~ Lachlan, jun., advocate— Office, 61 St. Nicholas street, h. 34 Gallowgate ~~.,™ William, ironmonger, h. View place „~~^. William & Co., iron merchants, founders, and bone manure manufacturers—Foundry and bone mill, 20 Spring- Mrs. Lachlan, Raid's court, 34 Gallowgate [garden M'Kirdie, John, watch and clock maker, 31 Woolmanhill M'Lachlan, James, hairdresser, 40 Castle street

John, shoemaker, 32, h. 30 Upperkirkgate

John, teacher (Free St. Clement's School), h. 24 Consti- William, broker, 64 Green [tution street

M'Laren, Daniel, coffee-house, 39, Guestrow ~~_~~ George (of Gray & M'Laren), h. 150 South Crown street James, collector of excise—Office, 116 King street, h. 51 Schoolhill

John, commission merchant, 25 Gallowgate, h. 65 Bon- William, M.D., 51 Schoolhill [accord street M'Loay, William, broker, 52 Loch street M'Lean, Alexander, house-agent, M'Lean's court, 50 Gallowgate

~~»™~ Alexander, confectioner, 19 Schoolhill, k. above shop G. Gordon, M.D., professor of Oriental languages, Maris-

chal College, k. 173 Union street

George, spirit dealer, 7 Exchequer row M'LE—M'PH] NEW ABERDEEN. 140

M'Lean, James, 49 Commerce street

John, clerk (Harbour office), h. 50 Gallowgate John, plasterer, M'Lean's court, 50 Gallowgate

Roderick, tea and spirit dealer, 42 Gordon street, h. and

meal shop, 1 1 Bon-accord lane Mrs., 8 John street Mrs. Thomas, lodgings, 28 St. Andrew street

M'Leod, Alex., grocer and spirit dealer, 33, h. 35 Summer lane —„— Alexander, cloth inspector (Broadford Works), h. 41 St. Andrew street ~~~~~ Angus, manager (Aberdeen Tobacco-pipe Co.), and ge-

neral agent, 85 West North St., h. 22 St. Nicholas lane ~™— Colin, & Son, manufacturers of brass, zinc, and tinplate

goods, 52 East North street, /;. Wales street George, vintner, 2 Canal terrace

. John, & Co., watch and clock makers, 11 Schoolhill „™„™ Robert, tinsmith, 52 East North street— Workshop, 12

Justice lane, h. 83 King street

Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 2 Ragg's lane, Broad st. Macswein, Hugh, manager of the North of Scotland Equitable

Loan Company, 52 Union street, h. 83 Crown street M'Lennan, Robert, spirit dealer and vintner, 14 Frederick street JM'Millan, John, principal beadle (Free West Church), and

funeral waiter, h. 22 Woolmanhill —-,.— Peter, watch, clock, compass, and quadrant maker, 45, h. 4G Regent quay Robert, & Co., skinners, Steps of Gilcomston

~ Rev. Samuel (of the Relief Church), h. Braehead, Gilcom- ™ William, currier, Jack's brae Lston „~™, William (Ogg & M'Millan), h. 13 Commerce street M'Phail, Mrs. Donald, Honey brae, Rubislaw M'Pherson, Alexander, shipmaster (Jean), Hanover lane ~ Andrew, ironmonger and blacksmith, 43 North Gallery,

New Market, /*. 75 George street ™~— Captain Duncan, late of the 52d foot, 64 Union street, third floor

™—— James, combmaker, h. 202 George street ~—— John, notary public and messenger-at-arms, 67 South St. Andrew street

John, comb manufacturer, Steps of Gilcomston, h. 4 Rose- mount terrace John, shipmaster (Concord), 54 Quay Paul, ironmonger and hardware shop, 53 North Gallery, New Market [New Market Peter, ironmonger and hardware shop, 44 North Gallery, -~~. —. & Rannie, boot and shoe makers, 260, h. 262 George st. 141 NEW ABERDEEN. [M'PH—MAL

M'Pherson, William, spirit dealer, 36 Quay

William, bookseller, 63, h. 61 Gallowgate William, provision merchant, 24 Basement floor, New Mrs., lodgings, 13 Marischal street [Market „_,— Miss, dressmaker, 13 Marischal street Miss, 24 Union place

—~™ Misses, dressmakers, 1 Justice lane M'Rae, James, distiller (Strathdee Distillery), Cooperston buildings

~~.~~~ John, brewer (Cadenhead, Barron, & Co.), h. Holburn st.

Miss, sick nurse, 1 Blackfriars street

M'Robbie, James, flesher, 70 George street, h. 58 John street John, dyer, 139 Gallowgate Peter, gardener, Love laDe

Macrobin, Dr., professor of medicine, Marischal College, /*. 13 Silver street M'Taggart, Donald, 99 Gallowgate

M'William, James, clerk (A. Hall & Sons), Footdee, /;. 63 Col- lege street ,~~— Mrs., lodgings, 1 Blackfriars street ~-~~~ Miss, teacher, Davidson's school, Footdee Mactier, Anthony, of Durris, Durris House Maguire, James, dealer in clothes, 49 Queen street Mail and General Coach Offices, 65 Union street

Main, David, shipmaster (Isabella and Ann), h. 22 Marywell st. John, shipmaster (St. Nicholas), 43 Commerce street „.~„~, Thomas, vintner, Bridge of Dee

,~~ Mrs., midwife, 1 1 Drum's lane Mair, William (of Gifford & Mair), 57 Huntly street Maitland, George, agent for Blackie & Son, publishers, Glasgow; also, for the John o'Groat Journal, Elgin Courant, and

Scottish Guardian newspapers, 40 Broad street, h. 56 Causewayend James, & Co., candlemakers, 42 Netherkirkgate

. John, merchant, 23 Union place Peter, feuar, Causewayend ,~~,„„ Richard, vintner, Bridge of Dee

~~~~~ Robert (of J. Maitland & Co.), h. Garvock street

William, merchant, h. 1 St. Clement street .,*„..„ William, shipmaster (Clio), Waterloo quay ~~~-~ Mrs., lodgings, 83 Union street Mrs., Marywell place Malcolm, James, writer (Blaikie & Smith), h. 56 Chapel street ~~. William, spirit dealer, grocery and provision merchant, 83 West North street ~™~~ Mrs., late of Lochiel, 70 Dee street MAL—MAR] NEW ABERDEEN. 142

Malcolm, Miss, Anderson's cottage, Gooseberry bank

Mann, James, spirit dealer, 18 Netherkirkgate h. Charles street John, boot and shoe maker, 17 Longacre John, shipmaster (Harriet), 6 Hanover street

William, wright, 85 Chapel street, h. 32 Summer street Manly, Miss, teacher of dancing and deportment, County rooms,

h. 2 Chapel street Manuel, Charles, stone merchant, Blaikie's quay » J. & J., manufacturers of effervescing champaigne, lemon- ade, and soda water, Chronicle court, Queen street, h. 91 King street

March, J., German-clock maker, 42 George street Matthew, Germ an -clock maker, 42 George street Mariners' General Life Assurance Company—Geo. Allan, advocate, agent Marnoch, Alexander, messenger and housekeeper, Customhouse

Marquis, George, accountant, 147 Union street, h. Albyn place Marr, George, grocer and spirit dealer, 25 Windmillbrae George (of Marr & Milne), h. 31 Wales street James, fiesher, 36 New Market, h. 22 Skene square & Milne, fleshers (successors to James Williamson), 30 and 31 Wales-street Market, and 11 and 12 New Market John, piano-forte maker and tuner, 115 Union street Marsh, James, shipmaster (Caroline), Maybank Marshall, Allan A., brassfounder, coppersmith, and gasfitter, 51

West North street, and 34 Littlejohn street, h. 95 King street Alexander, plumber, gasfitter, and brassfounder, 10

Upperkirkgate, h. 2 Charlotte street David, painter and glazier, 13 Diamond street

John C, (Broadford Co-operatives), h. 247 George street John, clerk (Arbuthnot & M'Combie, 3 Trinity quay), h. 44 Netherkirkgate [square Peter, overseer (Richards & Co., Broadford), k. 30 Skene William, engineer (Vernon & Co.), h. 11 Canal terrace .„.— William, paper warehouse, 39 Netherkirkgate, h. 5 Black's buildings Mrs., grocer, 104 Green Mrs., midwife and sick-nurse, 247 George street

Martin, Alexander, collector of Merchant Seamen's Fund, 1 Constitution street— Office, 33 Regent Quay Alexander, agent, 119 Crown street Charles, shipmaster (Edward), 12 Yeats' lane

David, manager (Edinburgh Chemical Co.), 37 Castle st. George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, North Broadford

James, shoemaker, Skene square, h. 7 Forbes street 143 NEW ABERDEEN. [MAR—MAT

Martin, James, slater, 68 Broad street

John & James, fleshers, 51 and 52 New Market, /;. 9 St. Nicholas street

™~ John, shipmaster (Margaret Hardy), 1 Constitution street John, sen., flesher, 23 New Market, h. Holburn place

John, third clerk, customs, h. 112 Chapel street

John, jun., flesher (of J. & J.), h. 9 St. Nicholas street

Robert, flesher, 15 Poultry Market, h. Tollohill, Banchory

, Samuel, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, and mealseller, 1

Causewayend, h. 1 Catherine street

,~~™~s. Samuel, hat manufacturer, 34 Union street, h. Cruden's court, 22 Broad street

William, flesher, 50 New Market, h. Bridge of Dee Mrs., 70 Gallowgate

Mrs. James, 1 Flourmill lane Mrs., provision shop, 27 Netherkirkgate Massie, James Ignatius, engineer and late manager, Aberdeen Gas-light Company, h. 56 Union street James, tailor, Sutherland's court, 126 Gallowgate

Marianus, advocate— Office, 36 Union street, h. 2 Long- acre, Broad street

.—.~™ Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 56 Union street Masson, Alexander, Sugarhouse lane ™~— Alexander, inspecting clerk, New Gas Co., h. King's square, Huntly street Alexander, shipmaster (Triumph), 23 Virginia street

~ Andrew, accountant (Bon-accord Assurance Company), h. Well of Spa Andrew, 30 Gallowgate

Andrew, excise-office, k. 36 Union row

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 53 Gallowgate, h. 1 Littlejohn street

*~ John, wood merchant, King street, h. Neilson lane

Robert, cabinetmaker and furniture dealer, 19 Justice st. Thomas, flesher, 158 George street, and 38 Basement floor, New Market William, spirit dealer, 23 Windy wynd William, cooper, Holburn street Jane, confectioner, Gallowgate, corner of Gerrard street Mrs. George, dealer in old clothes, 25 East North street Mrs., grocer and spirit dealer, 133 Skene street Miss, teacher, Holburn street f Mather, John, commission agent, Concert court, Broad street, h. Crown street John, spirit dealer, Shiprow

William, spirit dealer, 1 1 Loch street MAT—MED] NEW ABERDEEN. 144

Matthew, Alexander C, surgeon, 3 Canal terrace Alexander C, manufacturer of aerated soda water, lemon- ade, &c, Canal lane, Canal terrace Alexander, insurance-broker, and manager Sea Insurance Company, 57, h, 24 Marischal street ^— James, mason, 30 Summer street John, late baker, 43 Commerce street

John, grocer, 1, A. 3 Carmelite street Matthews, William, jun., leather merchant, h. 2G1 George street „,„ William, sen., leather merchant, 261 George street Matheson & Co., merchant tailors, 5 Union buildings P. (of Matheson & Co.), Old Aberdeen Mrs., midwife, 59 Huntly street Miss, dressmaker, 59 Huntly street Mathewson, Mrs. Alexander, nursery, Connigarhill, Links Mathieson, Isaac, silk mercer and haberdasher, bonnet, plait, shawl, and millinery rooms, 33 Union street, h. 2 St Catherine's wynd James, broker, 11 Justice street ,~~~~ John, saddler, 84 Green Peter, proprietor, 14 Kidd lane Robert, carter, 24 Virginia street

William, druggist, 34 Woolmanhill, h. Charlotte street

„~. Mrs., dressmaker and milliner, 20 St. Nicholas street Mrs., lodgings, 220 George street Mrs., 57 Huntly street Maurice, Mrs., 29 Justice street Maver, Alexander, blacksmith, Holburn street George, farmer, Ruthrieston John, slater, 42 Causewayend, and 81 West North street «™ Miss, matron, House of Refuge, Duthie's court, 45 Guest- „„ Miss, teacher, Girls' Hospital, 56 Gallowgate [row Mavers, Charles, flesher, 4 Wales-street Market [lane Mearns, Daniel, shipmaster (City of Aberdeen, steamer), 2 Yeats' James, berthmaster, 6 Baltic street— Office, Regent quay, near Canal basin ~™— James, packer of china, glass, and stoneware, h. 5 Guestrow ^~ John, spirit dealer, 86 Woolmanhill

John, watch and clock maker, 12 Schoolhill, h. Steps of ~~. John, 17 Huntly street [Gilcomston Robert, builder, 53 Bon-accord street —~~ Mrs., lodgings, 53 Bon- accord street Mrs., midwife, 5 Guestrow Miss, Chapel court, 61 Gallowgate ,~~— Miss, Ferryhill Medd, George, veterinary surgeon Medd, Misses, teachers of singing and piano-forte, Exchange court, Union street Meffet, Mrs. George, haberdasher, 204 Gallowgate Mein, James, surgeon-dentist, 11 Crown street

Mellis, Alexander, Dean of Guild's officer, h. 1 Marischal street

Melville, Eliezer, ironmonger (of T. Melville & Sons), h. Fer- guson's court, 108| Gallowgate

—, — Thomas, sen., h. Melville's court, 106 Gallowgate Thomas, jun., ironmonger, h. 87 Gallowgate Thomas, & Sons, iron merchants, wholesale ironmongers,

plane, lock, and hinge manufacturers, 106, h. 108 Gal- lowgate

William, ironmonger, 106 Gallowgate, h. Kingsland place, Broadford „ Miss, straw-bonnet maker, 37 Summer street [terrace

Melvin, George, boot and shoe maker, 16 George st, //. Union George, hairdresser, 4 South Gallery, New Market

James, LL.D., rector of Grammar School, h. 41 Belmont ™„— James, wright, 32 Hutcheon street [street John, musician, 4 Schoolhill John (of Laing & Melvin, 95 Chapel street —„~. Robert, wright, 95 Chapel street —~~. Mrs. James, lodgings, Constitution street Miss, staymaker, 81 Shiprow

Mennie, Alexander, merchant, 46 Upperkirkgate, //. 87 Hut- cheon street ™,™, James, land-surveyor, Hardgate John, boot and shoe maker, Maybank

William, clerk (Gilcomston Brewery), h. Maybank William, tea and spirit merchant, Holburn street Mrs., 35 North Broadford [street

Menzies, John, leather-cutter, 8 Woolmanhill, //. 11 Blackfriars

^~~~. Thomas, printer (Gazette Office), li. 10 Canal terrace Christian, sick-nurse, 48 Woolmanhill Mercer, Hay, watch and clock maker, 27 West North street —~_ John, wright, 22 Hutcheon street Merchant, Alexander, house carpenter and cabinetmaker, Char-

lotte street, h. 32 St. Andrew street Isaac, shipmaster (Volant), 6 Baltic street Seamen's Office, 33 Regent quay

-. Mrs., 13 Chronicle lane Mess, Jonathan, corn merchant— Granary, 22, h. 13 Commerce Meston, Alexander, farmer, Denhead of Rubislaw [street ^ Alexander, late dyer, Viewmount cottage, Holburn street —™- James, grocer, 6 East North street John, stabler, 13 Princes street MES—MIL] NEW ABERDEEN. 146

Meston,. Robert, merchant, 135 Skene street Seaton, grocer and' spirit dealer, 17 James street

Thomas, teacher of English, &c, 56 Union street, h. 17 Golden square Rev. William, teacher of languages,. 45 Schoolhill Mrs. John, 18 Marywell place

Meyers, Lazarus, general merchant, 1 Flourmill lane Michie, George, cooper, 7 Barnet's close ™— James, lodgings, 30 Dee street

.—.™. Miss, 88 Chapel street [agents, 103 Union street Michigan Investment Co. — Murray & MHJombie, cashiers and Middleton, Alexander, blacksmith, 70 Park street Alexander, cabinetmaker, 86 King street ™ Francis, wood merchant, opposite to 228 George street

~_.~~. James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 46, h. 48 Summer st. James, candlemaker, 40 Wales street John, cabinetmaker, 99 George street

» Peter, tailor, 6 Crown street, h. Justicemill lane —~— Robert, builder, 24 Union row, k. 29 Dee street

Samuel, teller (Aberdeen Bank), /(. Ash cottage, Skene st. Mrs. James, Braehead, Gilcomston

„™—. Mrs., wool and worsted merchant, 95 Gallowgate

,—.„— Mrs., 14 East North street Miss, dressmaker, 19 Huntly street Miss, dressmaker, 95 Gallowgate Military Hospital, Castlehill

Millar, Alexander, flesher, Wales-street Market, k. Albion street ~~ Brothers (London Hat Co.), 31 Union street George, rope and twine manufacturer, 40 Park street

™ James, flesher, 12 Wales-street Market, k. 19 Wales st.

~, William, tailor, 69 Queen street

„, Mrs., lodgings, 1 Rose street

Miller, James A., advocate (Blaikie & Smith), k. Albyn place William, watch and clock maker, 17 St. Nicholas street Mrs., lodgings, 9 Guestrow

.—™~ Mrs., Albyn place Milne, Alexannder, boot and shoe maker, 27 Marischal street,

h. Cruden's court, 22 Broad street Alexander, gardener, Carnationfield, near Rosemount

. Alexander, tailor, 14 Dee street [terrace

. Alexander, of Pittrichie, wholesale grocer, snuff and to-

bacco manufacturer, 14 Young street, h. above warehouse, and Pittrichie house ~~— Cruden, & Co., manufacturers of threads, shoe-threads, and linens, Spring-garden, Windmillbrae, and Gordon's mills 147 NEW ABERDEEN. [MIL—MIL

Milne, Charles, clerk (Steam Navigation Co.), h. 34 Chapel st David, merchant, k. 24 St. Andrew street

, David, -wright, 2 Martin's lane

. Douglas E., secretary (Aberdeen Gas Co.), 24 St. Andrew George, vintner, 10 Langstane place [street

. George, mason, Kingsland place, George street George, road contractor, Ferryhill cottage George, watch and clock maker, 29 Mealmarket lane George, spirit dealer, 87 Woolmanhill

. George, gardener, Westfield park, Gilcomston

. James, shore porter, vintner, and sedan chairman, 13 Exchequer row James, spirit dealer, South bridge, Holburn street James, shipmaster, 12 Marywell street James, vintner, Wellington road James (Milne's lodgings), 29 Union street James, Mill of Buchanston meal and barley warehouse, 72 Broad street James, spirit dealer, 9 West North street

, John, agent for Mill of Inverury, Canal terrace, h. 61 Regent quay John B. (of W. Milne & Son), h. 125 Crown street John, wholesale confectioner, h. and warehouse, 21 Gal- John, gardener, Willowbank [lowgate

, John, letter carrier, 29 Loch street

. John, timber merchant, King street, near Nelson street

. John, messenger (Aberdeen Town and County Bank), 93

Union street, h. 10 Green

, John, clerk of Police, 50 St. Nicholas street, h. 10 Green

. John D., sen. and jun., advocates, 54 Union street, k. 40

, John, carter, Fish street [Skene terrace

Low, & Co., manufacturers and woollen drapers, 1 Union buildings

Peter, late shipmaster, 55 Virginia street Peter, overseer (William Allen, Waterloo quay), k. Sugar- house lane Robert, teacher, 19 Marischal street Robert, timber measurer, Hardgate

Robert, late tidewaiter, 32 St. Clement street Robert, shipmaster, Hanover street Robert, manufacturer, 9 Black's buildings Roger, 11 Schoolhill

Thomas, nurseryman and florist, Sunnyside Thomas, master shipwright (Hall & Sons, Footdee), h. St. Clement street

William (of W. Milne & Son), h. 32 Adelphi MIL—MIR] NEW ABERDEEN. 148

Milne, William, shipping clerk (A. Hadden & Sons)

. William (of Marr & Milne), h. 32 Adelphi court William, manufacturer (Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h. 34 ^ William, nailer, John street [Chapel street •v~-„~. William, carter, 13 Sugarhouse lane ^~~~. William, contractor, Bridge of Dee

^~ William, late boot and shoe maker, 1 1 Schoolhill William, & Son, grocers, tea and spirit merchants, 37 and 39 Broad street, and 195 Union street

William, late painter and glazier, h. W. Milne's court, 60 Gallowgate

.„. William, spirit dealer, 20 Green Mrs. Alexander, lodgings, 16 Constitution street Mrs. Captain, 51 Chapel street Mrs. David, midwife, 24 St. Andrew street Mrs. G., 55 Shiprow Mrs. James, Provost Milne's court, 65 Gallowgate Mrs. James, lodgings, 29 Union street Mrs. Joseph, 4 Broadford Mrs., spirit dealer, 18 Gordon street Mrs. Robert, straw-hat and stay maker, 35 Union street,

h. 17 Queen street Mrs. William, lodgings, 49 Broad street Mrs., stabler, 11 Harriet street

Mrs., provision merchant, 3 St. Andrew street Mrs., 31 Wales street Mrs., lodgings, 59 Longacre Mrs., midwife, 41 Harriet street Mrs., flesher, 11 Wales-street Market, A. 16 Wales street Mrs., 40 Constitution street

, Mrs., 7 Black's buildings

, Miss, teacher (Infant School), Princes street teas, , Miss Catherine, fancy knitter, dealer in worsted and 11 Schoolhill

. Miss Elspeth, dressmaker, 11 Drum's lane

. Miss Margaiet, register office, 3 Guestrow

. Miss, teacher of piano-forte and singing, 19 Marischal st.

. Miss, 75 Union street

. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 14 Thistle street Miss, dress and straw-bonnet maker, 29 Loch street „v~~~. Miss, dressmaker, 54 Shiprow Misses, white seamstresses, Milne's court, 60 Gallowgate Minty, James, inspector of police, 28 Princes street [street Minto, William, superintendent of patent slip, h. 28 Wellington Mirrielees, William, merchant (of Cattanach & Mirrielees), Twin cottage, Holburn street Mitchell, Alexander, assistant pilot-master, New Pier Alexander, clerk (Commercial Bank), h. 20 Quay Alexander, bookseller, stationer, and binder, 20 Upper- kirkgate, h. 20 Spittal Charles, spirit dealer, 41 Guestrow David, Mill of Murtle Warehouse, 3 Commerce street David, advocate, agent for Manchester Fire and Life As- surance Company, 8 Castle street

David, blacksmith, Castle brae, h. Duthie's house, Castle

. Daniel, machine maker, 37 Park street [brae

. George, painter, glazier, and paper-hanger, 8, h, 13 Black's

. George, hairdresser, 28 Gallowgate [buildings

. George M., spirit dealer, 12 Castle street

. George, mason, 91 Chapel street

. James, gardener, Fountainhall

. James, late merchant, Holburn street

, James, mason, 93 Chapel street

, James, piano-forte tuner, and repairer of musical instruments, 93 Skene street James, broker, 41 Lodge walk John, builder, 4 Little Chapel street John, shipmaster, 6 Constitution street John, tinsmith, 6 Hanover street Peter, labourer, Gilcomston

. Robert, jun., sub-accountant (National Bank), h. 20 Regent quay

, Robert, manager (Leith and Clyde Shipping Co.), h. 20 Regent quay

Thomas, engineer (J. Duffus & Co.), h. Footdee

, Rev. "William L. (Free Holburn Church), h. 139 Skene st.

, William, mason, west end of Thistle street

William, hecklemaker, 8 Windy wynd, k. Sutherland's court, 126 Gallowgate William, shipmaster, 63 Regent quay William wright, 32 Union row [street William, bookseller, fancy stationer, and jeweller, 81 Union William, clerk (Aberdeen Gas Co.), 23 Hutcheon 6treet William, teacher (Girl's Hospital), Mrs., Mitchell place, King street

Mrs., midwife, 9 1 Chapel street Mrs., lodgings, 21 Summer street

Mrs., pattern-printing establishment, 10 St. Nicholas st. Mrs. Major, of Ashgrove, 35 Belmont street Mrs., lodgings, 5 Donald's court, 20 Schoolhill Mrs. John, wool and worsted shop, agent for Morrison's

Medicines, 178 Gallowgate, h. 9 Mounthooly

N2 MIT—MON] NEW ABERDEEN. 150

Mitchell, Miss, dressmaker, 41 Guestrow

Miss, 1 Chapel street Miss, dressmaker, 65 Chapel street Miss, Charlotte, ladies' school, 41 Guestrow Moffat, John, gardener, Outseat, Pitmuxton Mrs., lodgings, 7 Back wynd Mrs., sick-nurse, 3 Denhurn

Moir, Alexander, provision seller, 25 schoolhill Alexander, late hosier, Moir's court, 103 Gallowgate

. B. (of J. Moir & Son), ft. 36 Marischal street

George, of Denmore, h. Denmore George, tailor, 10 Shiprow

James, surgeon, 3, h. 5 Skene row

. James, M.D., Braehead cottage, Old Aberdeen

. James, boot and shoe maker, 71 East North street

. James (Jas. Moir & Co.), h. 86j Crown street

. James & Co., clothiers and tailors, 5 King street

John, messenger-at-arms and auctioneer, 35 George st.

, John, spirit dealer, 6 Trinity street John & Son, preservers of all kinds of animal and vege- table food in a fresh state, 56 Virginia street Robert, wine merchant, 23 Adelphi, Union street

William, writer (Mr. W. Simpson's), ft. 56 Chapel street William, tailor, 85 Chapel street William, shore porter, 8 Exchequer row Mrs., vintner, Wellington street

Mrs. Dr., 3 St. Mary place

Mrs., of Raeden, h. 36 Schoolhill Mrs., late wool merchant, 55 Gallowgate

Mrs., register office, 35 George street Mrs., late of Park, 240 Union street Miss, of Raeden, 193 Union street Miss, dressmaker, 18 Marywell street Misses, 8 Guestrow „ Miss Isabella, bonnetmaker, 23 George street Mollison, Alexander, jeweller, 60 Gordon street

David, porter and spirit dealer, 26, h. 25 Quay

. James, Union Hotel, 25 Union street

James, grocer, 4 St. Clement street ~~~~~ John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 26 Virginia street —.~~ William, teacher, English and commercial academy, 115 Union street Mrs. Captain William, 40 Union place Moncur, James, driver (Banff mail-gig), 264 George street

Miss, milliner and dressmaker, Exchange court, Union st. Monro, Charles, 18 Silver street 151 NEW ABERDEEN. [MON—MOR

Monro, David, advocate, 18 Adelphi, h. 18 Silver street Donald, wright, Thomson's court, 61 Broad street

John, supervisor of Excise, Bexhill cottage, Holburn st.

Joseph, stonecutter, 105, fa 103 West North street Mrs., late of Huntly, 18 Silver street Montgomery, Francis, 11 Sugarhouse lane James, grocer and spirit dealer, 129 King street More, Mrs. Major, 151 Crown street Miss, 71 Dee street

Morgan, James, foreman, shipwright (A. Hall & Sons), h. John, shipmaster, 8 Yeats lane [Waterloo quay William, hairdresser, 5 Skene street Mrs. William, milliner, 119 Chapel street

Morice, Alexander, shipowner, h. Nellfield D. R., advocate (of Morice & Anderson), h. Walkerhill „*~~~. & Anderson, advocates, 233 Union street Mrs. Alexander, 4 West Craibstone street „~„~, Mrs. Robert, 233 Union street west Mrs. Isobella, 165 Union street Morison, Alexander, shipmaster, 13 Prince Regent street Alexander, pilot-master, New pier

Alexander (of Morison & Gray), fa 1 1 Union buildings ~~— Alexander, jun., writer, 13 Prince Regent street „ Charles, shore porter, Commercial court, 58 Castle street

David, woollen draper, 2 Castle street, fa 25 Queen street

George, coach guard (Earl of Fife), fa 73 Netherkirkgate George, M.D., 15 Constitution street & Gray, silk mercers, shawlmen, and linen drapers, 119 Union street James, gardener, Drywell park, Loan'uead ,~~— John, 1 St. Mary place John, accountant (City of Glasgow Bank), fa 15 Con- stitution street

Peter, manager (Aberdeen Lime Company, Inches), h. 50 Bon-accord street Theodore, watch and clock maker, Bridge of Dee ™ William, umbrella maker, 12 Gallowgate, fa 27 Windy wynd William, coachman (Ballater mail), 4 Flourmill brae —„™ William, tailor, Downie's court, 65 Broad street „™ William, writer (P. & A. Davidson), 21 Schoolhill „ William, Rosemount ^ Mrs. John, 15 Constitution street ,~~— Mrs. William, 1 1 Union buildings Mrs., 54 Chapel street Morrell, Thomas, vintner, Red Lion, Broad street —

MOR—MUN] NEW ABERDEEN. 152

Morren, Miss, 29 Dee street Morrice, Alexander, ironmonger (W. M'Kinnan & Co.), h. 36 King street Alexander, shipowner, Nellfield house James, innkeeper and lodgings, 5 Carmelite street Miss, dressmaker, 9 Correction wynd Mortimer, Alexander, baker, 10 Virginia street, head of Theatre

lane, h. and sale shop, 42 Marischal street ~~~~~ Peter, wood merchant, Poynernook, h. 55 Dee street Robert, iron merchant, 12 St. Paul's street, and Ironmon- gers' court, 14 Upperkirkgate, h. 118 Crown street Sutherland, & Co., worsted spinners, hosiers, and girth manufacturers, Canal road

~~. William, hosier and girth manufacturer, 1 1 St. Nicholas ,~~— Mrs., 118 Crown street [street Mowat, Alexander, woollen manufacturer, John street, proprietor of hot and cold sea-water baths at Seabeach and 10

Quay, h. 3 Blackfriars street Alexander, broker, 38 Marischal street George, silk-hat maker and furrier, 7 Netherkirkgate James, tailor and renovator of gentlemen's wearing apparel, 8 Flourmill brae John, cabinetmaker and upho'.sterer, 10 Justice street

Workshop, Sinclair's close, h. 9 Guestrow William, writer (Adam & Anderson), 13 Bon-accord lane Mrs. James, 151 Crown street

Muil, Francis, baker, 153 George street, and 50 John street, h. 155 George street ™ John, baker, 41 Schoolhill William, painter and glazier, 8 Carnegie's brae Muir, Alexander, advocate, 36 Union street & Allan, advocates, 36 Union street John, clerk (Steam Navigation Co.), Rennie's lodgings,

Muirden, James, mason, 91 Gallowgate [79 King st.

Munro, Alexander, turner, fishing rod and tackle maker, 118, h. 120 King street & Grant, woollen drapers, 85 Union street David (of J. & D. Munro), h. 82 Skene street James, shipmaster, Bon-accord lane ~w» James & David, boot and shoe makers, 48 Upperkirkgate,

h. Jack's brae John, surveyor of taxes— Office, 85, h. 84 Union street

Captain George, staff officer of pensioners, 144 King st.

Kenneth, boot and shoe maker and leather cutter, 78, h. 80 George street

Robert, artist, Chapel court, Castle street 153 NEW ABERDEEN- [MUN—MUR

Munro, Roderick, shoemaker, 28 St. Clement street William, shoemaker, 4 Jopp's lane

„ Mrs., staymaker, 120 King street „. Mrs., 39 Summer street dressmaker, 18 John street , Margaret,

Murdoch, Alexander, bookseller, 36 St. Nicholas street, h. 1 Forbes street William, cabinetmaker, 15 Denburn terrace Murray, Alexander, shore porter, 18 Shiprow ^^ Alexander, blacksmith, 10, h. 12 Thistle street ^^~. Andrew, advocate, 44 Skene terrace Andrew Geddes, clerk (Aberdeen Lime Company), h. Springbank terrace ,™ Charles, letter carrier, 25 Frederick street „~~~~ Daniel, flesher, 5 Basement floor, New Market & M^Combie, advocates, 103 Union street & Morison, managers (Aberdeen Lime Company), Provost Blaikie's quay, Inches ^^ & Garden, advocates, 50 Schoolhill rr^. George, merchant (W. Smith, jun.), 106 Union street, h. 69 College street

*. George, clerk (Cadenhead, Barron, & Co.), h. 13 Bon- accord street George, tinplate worker, 33, h. 31 Chapel street George, builder, 63 Park street

Isaac, tailor and clothier, 7 Union buildings, h. King's square, Huntly street

James, advocate, 48, k. 50 Schoolhill

. James, boot and shoe maker, 52, k, 50 Upperkirkgate

. James, clerk (Farquhar & Gill), h. Farmer's hall

. Rev. John (Free North Church), h. 30 Skene terrace John, tobacconist (M'Combie, Dunn, & Company), and

spirit dealer, 1 1 Upperkirkgate, h. 74 Hutcheon street John, cabinetmaker, 70 Green John, shoemaker, 26 Princes street

John, clerk (National Bank), h. Springbank terrace Peter, broker, 7 Park street

. Robert, confectioner, 11, h. Brebner's court, 9 Castle st.

, William, manager (Aberdeen Lime Co.) —Office, 2 Lime sheds, Inches, h. Springbank terrace William, builder, 58 John street William, brushmaker, 31 Chapel street William, flesher, New Market

William, jun., flesher, 39 New Market, h. 139 Hadden street, Woodside

William, clerk (J. Duguid & Co.), h. 7 Skene square MUR—NIC] NEW ABERDEEN. 154)

Murray, William, treasurer to the Operative Mutual Assurance Society, 52 Gerard street William, tobacconist, 46 Netherkirkgate

. William, writer, 46 Netherkirkgate

William, tailor, 74 George street

. & Scott, chimney sweepers, 46 Gallowgate

Mrs., vintner, 8 1 Windmill brae „»» Mrs. George, last maker, Plasterer's court, 70 Gallowgate Mustard, Robert, tailor and clothier, 145, h. 143 George street Mutch, John, gardener, Lochhead Robert, blacksmith, 22 Dee street

Naikne, Mrs., 7 Denburn terrace Napier, George, contractor, 66 West North street George, vintner, Holburn street National Bank of Scotland's Branch, 42 Castle street National Fire and Life Assurance Company—Allardyce & Jopp, 42 Union street, agents Naughton, Mrs., lodgings, 35 Blackfriars street Neil, Joseph, cart and plough wright, 103 West North street Mrs., vintner, 44 Quay Nelson, Charles, builder, granite polishing and stone cutting works, Union wynd and Union row, h. Summer street, Daniel, Holburn street [corner of Union row George, blockmaker and boatbuilder, Wellington road _~,~~ George, jun., 5 Summer lane William, boatbuilder (A. Duthie & Co.), h. Summer lane Mrs., housekeeper, Trinity-hall, 1 Trinity corner Neish, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 14 Dee street

Ness, Robert, coaph builder, 7, h. 8 Union row Netherlands Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson—Office, Bank of Scotland court, Castle street Newbridge Brewery, Hardgate

Newlands, Rev. James (of St. Clement's Parish), h. 4 Canal Newson, Jonathan, Mill street [terrace Nicol, Alexander (of A. & W. Nicol), merchant and shipowner,

h. Seaton farm, Old Aberdeen ^~™~ A & W., merchants and shipowners, 60 Marischal street

. „~~ Alexander, lime meter, 3 Hanover street

Alexander, cooper, 49, h. 47 Guestrow Alexander, guard (Lord Forbes), 24 Schoolhill Francis H., 159 King street George, carter, 15 Young street George, overseer (W. Routledge & Son, 219 Gallowgate),

h. 190 West North street

G. J., M.D., 1 St. Nicholas street 155 NEW ABERDEEN. [NIC—NOR

Nicol, James, advocate, 18 Adelphi James, clerk (Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h. Old Aberdeen James, bulker, Harbour Office, h. Shore brae

. James, jun., writer (T. & N. Burnett), h. 18 Adelphi

, James, & David Monro, advocates, 18, Adelphi, Union st. John, shipmaster (Isabella), 23 Prince Regent street

John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 20, h. 22 Shiprow John, teacher of vocal music, 5 St. Andrew street John, tailor, 31 St. Nicholas street, k. 2 Broad street Joseph, baker and confectioner, 10 Exchequer row, A.

Whinton, ropemaker, 52 Causewayend [31 Marischal st. William, merchant and shipowner (of A. & W. Nicol),

h. Seaton Farm, Old Aberdeen

Mrs. Andrew, 4, Dee street Mrs., broker, 93 Gallowgate Mrs., vintner, 18 Wellington street Nicoll, Alexander, turner, 2 Barnett's close, Guestrow —„™ John, turner, 9 Barnett's close Nicolson, Alexander, blacksmith, 11, h. 36 Causewayend

James, book-keeper (Hall & Sons), h. 115 York street

, Thomas Balford, of the Customs, 14 Silver street ,~™~» Mrs. Wilson, 26 Bon-accord terrace —.„~» Mrs., lodgings, 6 Bon-accord terrace —„~ Mrs., lodgings, 59 Marischal street ~~ Mary, provision seller, 2 Frederick street Niddry, Charles, feuar, 64 Hutcheon street

William, artist, St. Andrew street Nisbet, Alexander, Stonytown

„™ Andrew, soapmaker, 94 Loch street, hi 199 King street

„. & Robertson, ship insurance brokers, agents for the Na- tional London Fund Life Assurance Society, and Ship- wrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Benevolent Society, 47 Marischal street

James (of Nisbet & Robertson), h. Stonytown, Rubislaw Niven, Alexander, slater, 2 Littlejohn street Noble, James, tailor, 4 Queen street

, . William, police mason, 26 Causewayend Norrie, Mrs., 3 Kidd lane Norris, Mrs., teacher, 60 Queen street Miss, matron, Female Orphan Asylum, Albyn place North British Australasian Loan Company— Office, 31 Gallowgate North British Fire and Life Insurance—T. & N. Burnett, advocates, 25 Belmont street, and Andrew Murray, advocate, 103 Union street, agents North Broadford Bread Co., 5 North Broad ford—Alexander Craig, manager, h. 20 North Broadford NOR—OGS] NEW ABERDEEN. 156

Northern Investment and Exchange Company, 23 Adelphi court—R. R. Notman, managing director North of Scotland Banking Company, Castle street—Henry Paterson, manager North of Scotland Fire and Life Assurance Company—William Chalmers, manager— Office, 3 King street North of Scotland Equitable Loan Company—H. Macswein, manager—Entries, M'Combie's court, 52 Union street, and 51 Netherkirkgate North of Scotland Gazette Office, 42 Castle street—W. Bennett, printer and publisher Norwich Fire, Life, and Annuity Office— Charles Chalmers, advocate, agent— Office, 147 Union street

Notman, Robert R., accountant, 23 Adelphi court, /<. Crown-st.

Odd- Fellows' Arms and Commercial Hotel, 41 Queen street Ogg, Alexander, land-surveyor, 115 Union street

.—,~~ David, basket-maker, 43 Upperkirkgate ~—~-~ Henry (Henry Ogg & Co.), h. Holburn street ~—,~~ Henry & Co., Strathdee Distillery, Cooperston & M'Millan, watch and clock makers, nautical instrument makers, 30 Regent quay ^-— William F., advocate (Humphrey & Ogg), 102 King street, h. Holburn street

William (Ogg & M'Millan), h. 14 Marywell street

Ogilvie, Alexander, baker, 44 Guestrow, /*. 2 Barnett's close „ Alexander, upholsterer, 48 Summer street

. Alexander, flaxdresser, North Broadford, k. 300 George St. George, M.D., 156 Union street George, coachman (Ballater Mail), 4 Flourmill brae

John, teacher (Gordon's Hospital), h. 24 Skene square John, resident surgeon, Lunatic Asylum William, flaxdresser, yarn and linen merchant, 63 Nether-

kirkgate, k. Mile-end

^~ William, rope and twine manufacturer, King sti'eet Mrs., lodgings, 6 Marischal street Mrs. Dr., 156 Union street „_„— Miss, of Auchiries, 37 Union place Misses, Ruthrieston

Misses, 1 St. Nicholas street

Ogilvy, John, baker, 70 King street and 14 Regent quay, //. North Lodge

Ogston, Alexander, tallow-chandler, 88 Loch street, h. Ardo —™. Francis, M.D., 21 Adelphi court ~~w~~ John, wright, 1 1 Denburn terrace Miss, 6 Caroline place, Maybank 157 NEW ABERDEEN. [OLD—PAT

Old Machar Poor Assessment Collector's Office, 96 Union street Oldman, Alexander, wright and funeral waiter, 2 Wales street Andrew, merchant, 193 Union street Oliphant, Walter, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 88 Union street, h. Rosemount place Oliver, James, landing waiter, Customs Orcherton, James, provision warehouse, 108 Loch street Orr, Samuel, spirit dealer, 67 Guestrow Orrok, Miss, of Orrok, 2 Alford place Ord, Alexander (of Cooper & Ord), h. 48 Woolmanhill Oswald, George, & Co., Lloyd's agents; ship, insurance, and stock and share brokers—Office, 59 Marischal street

Henry C. (of Oswald, George, & Co.), /*. Seabank, Old ^~.~— Mrs. James, 100 Chapel street [Aberdeen Mrs., midwife, 29 Skene street

Palladium Life Assurance Society—Robert Smith, advocate, 96 Union street, agent Palmer, John, vintner, 29 Berry lane Panton, Charles, bookseller and stationer, 78 Broad street, L 38

St. Nicholas street ,,.—„— James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 14 Lower Denburn Mrs., 3 Mitchell place

Park, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 298, h. 302 George st.

Parker, Rev. Gavin (of Bon-accord parish), h. 52 Skene terrace Mrs. John, 101 West North street Parkhill, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 20 Constitution street Peterson, Alexander, treasurer Old Machar Poor Funds, 38 Skene street Alexander, mill-overseer, 41 Frederick street Alexander, provision seller, 281 Geoi'ge street

Farquharson, spirit dealer, 2, h. 3 Carnegie's brae

George, blacksmith, 13 Pork lane, h. 14 Marywell street *~~~~. Henry, cashier (North of Scotland Banking Company), James, tanner, 3, Denburn terrace [A. King street

, James, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 70, Virginia street, h. 34 George street

John, shipmaster (Glasgow Packet), k. 49 Commerce st.

. John, advocate, 2 Guestrow

, John, 149 George street

, John, surgeon, 61 St. Nicholas street

, John, eating house, 26 Guestrow [A. 10 Black's buildings

, John & George, boot and shoe makers, 130 Union street, Thomas, stoneware merchant, 29 Woolmanhill

William, wholesale druggist, 134 and 136 Gallowgate, h. 7 Rosemonnt terrace PAT—PHI] NEW ABERDEEN. 158

Paterson, William, leather merchant and tanner, 2 Denburn ter. William, advocate, 11 Princes street [terrace & Co., tanners and curriers, Jack's brae— Office, Denburn William, pattern«4$ker (J. Duffus& Co.). 107 Gallon gate William, turner, Chronicle court, Queen street —~~, Mrs. A., 10 Bon-accord terrace ~~— Mrs. John, vintner, Rubislaw Mrs. Roderick, 37 Littlejbhn street Mrs. William, 26 St. Nicholas street Mrs., lodgings, 41 Longacre

Patrick, David P., foreman (Barry, Henry, & Co.), h. at Work Paul, Alexander, writer (J. & S.), 31 Gallowgate Alexander, funeral -waiter, Steps of Gilcomston

David, manager (Aberdeen Gas Co.), h. 4 Frederick street John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 64 Queen street „~— Rev. William, assistant and successor (Banchory -devenick), h. Cotbank —„™ Mrs. Professor, h. 4 Frederick street Paull, Rev. James, 10 Schoolhill

—. — James, writer, 10 Schoolhill John, plasterer, 8 Langstane place Paulin, G. B., 9 John street

Robert, painter, 124, h. 126 Gallowgate Thomas, overseer (Salmon Fishings), Ferryhill, Deemount Paxton, Alexander, carver and gilder, Broad street

Payne, Robert, sparmaker (W. Hood & Co.), h. 12 Catto square

Pearson, Alexander, manager (G. & W. Davidson), h. 20 Vir- Peebles, William, 12 Albion street [ginia street

Pegler, George, fruiterer, 101 Union street, h. Victoria place,

Penman, Mrs., 259 Kingsland place, George street [Wales st. Penny, William, shipmaster, h. Polmuir Permit Office, 112 King street Perry, William, Newburgh Peterkin, John, wright, Whitehouse street Peters, James, 10 Canal street, Mounthooly Petrie, George, engraver and copperplate printer, 6 Huxter row,

k. 10 Peacock's close, Castle street ™~— James (of Wright & Petrie), h. 20 Broadford Robert, boot and shoe maker, 120 Skene street Mrs., lodgings, 57 Huntly street Pettigrew, Alexander, vintner, Burnett's close, Castle street

Petty, David, shipmaster (Commerce), /;. 22 Virginia street

Philip, Colin Allan, advocate, 15 King st., h. 82 Queen street

~~w-*~ James, surgeon, 1, h. 2 Mounthooly

James, of Morningiield, h. Morningfield

John, bookbinder, 54, h. 50 Queen street 159 NEW ABERDEEN. [PHI—PIT

Philip, John, shipmaster, 7 Hanover street ^~ & Cooper, clothiers and haberdashers, 32 Union street William, jun. (of Philip Cooper), h. 28 Broad street & % Mrs. James, 82 Queen street Mrs. William, poultry shop, 21 George street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 90 Union street

Phillips, Andrew, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 18, h. 13 Union John, working upholsterer, 24 Woolmanhill [row

William, upholsterer, 132 Union street, h. 7 Donald's court, 20 Schoolhill Captain William (Mansfield), 20 Castle street Thomas, wood merchant, Affleck street William, shipmaster, 30 Virginia street Philp, William, millwright and machine maker, 68 Loch street,

h. 91 Gallowgate Phimester, John, spirit dealer, 74 East North street Phoenix Fire Office—C. Lumsden, Union terrace, and Hum- phrey & Ogg, 102 King street, agents Piggie, A. H., tailor, 68 Broad street Thomas, Broadford works, h. Maybank Pirie, Alexander (of Alex. Pirie & Sons), h. Waterton Alexander, jun. (Alex. Pirie & Sons), h. 252 Union street Alexander, & Sons, paper manufacturers and wholesale stationers, 20 Adelphi [lane

~~w~~ Alexander, foreman (W. Simpson & Co.), h. 2 Hanover Alexander, millwright, 66 West North street

„ David, merchant and commission agent, Crown court, h. 71 Crown street ~~~~~ George, vintner, 6 Schoolhill George, vintner, shore porter, and sedan-chair carrier, h. Duthie's house, Castle brae [Canal terrace George, surgeon and druggist, 7 Commerce street, h. 7

. James, flesher, 7 Wales-street Market, ^.16 Wales street

, John, gardener (successor to J. Cadenhead), Strawberry- bank [154 Union street Patrick, jun., manufacturer (of Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h. William, 67 Bon-accord street Pirie, Rev. W. R., D.D., professor of Divinity (Marischal Col- lege), 142 King street Miss, dressmaker, 107 George street Pirrie, William, M.D., professor of surgery in the Marischal

College, k. 238 Union street Pittendrich, Alexander, wright and funeral waiter, 5 St. Cle-

ment lane, east end of St. Clement street •~~~-~ Alexander, advocate, Exchange court, Union street ~~„™ James, wright, 30 Skene street —

PIT—PRO] NEW ABERDEEN. 160

Pittendrich, Miss, lodgings, 116 George street

Playfair, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 33 Castle street, /*. Brebner's p court, 9 Castle street Charles, gunmaker, 70, h. 84 Union street Pole, Lawrence, shipmaster (Elizabeth), 8 Marywell street Police Writing Chambers, 50 St. Nicholas street Polished Granite and Marble Works, foot of Constitution street Poor's Hospital for Boys, Bourtie's court, Upperkirkgate—James Fowlie, treasurer Assessment, St. Nicholas parish— Office, 17 Huxter row Porter, Alexander, shore porter, Chapel lane Francis, boot and shoe maker, 48 Queen street ~~— David, cabinetmaker, Jack's brae ~~.— David, flesher, 12 Basement floor, New Market —-~~ George, boot and shoe maker, 52 St. Nicholas street, h. Chapel lane John, feuar, 35 North Broadford, or Berry's road ~™— Robert, letter-carrier, 75 Chapel street Post Office, New Market street

, (Receiving), 197 Union street (Receiving), 32 Quay (Receiving), 237 George street Poulter, Absalom, late clothier, h. 65 Dee street clothier, street , Thomas, late 65 Dee Pratt, J. (Pratt & Keith), 1 Adelphi court

& Keith, silk mercers and shawl merchants, 53 Union st.

J JJJJJljrj Robert, miller, Flourmill, h. Lamond's court, 49 Upper- kirkgate Presley, Alexander, shoemaker, 169 George street George, coach guard, 169 George street

George, clerk (Aberdeen Commercial Co.), 266 George st. Mrs., lodgings, 18 Marischal street Prey, James, Aberdeen Hotel, 138 Union street Price, Joseph, Gazette Office, 42 Castle street Primrose, Thomas, advocate, and agent for Caledonian Assu- rance, 11 Adelphi court

Rev. William, 1 9 North Silver street Proctor, Farquharson, baker, Skene square „™ John, manager (Broadford Works), h. 3 Mary place,

„ Miss, 139 Skene street [Maybank Procurators-Fiscal for the Burgh—Alexander & John Caden- head, advocates, 9 Huxter row Procurator-Fiscal for the County—William Simpson, advocate Office, 56 Bon-accord street Procurator-Fiscal of the Peace for Aberdeenshire—John D. Milne, advocate, 54 Union street 161 NEW ABERDEEN. [PRO—RAN

Profat, George D., advocate, 8 Guestrow Promoter Life Assurance & Annuity Company of London—John Stuart, advocate, 87 Crown street, agent Protector Fire Insurance Company Provident Life Office and County Fire Office—William Smith, jun., 106 Union street, agent Prussian Vice-Consul— Arthur Thomson, Bank of Scotland, Castle street Public Rooms, Union street —William Chisholm, keeper „~™~ English, &c., Schools, Little Belmont street Pye, Mrs. G., 4 Trinity street

Pvper, Alexander, spirit dealer, 21 Upperkirkgate, /;. above shop

„. James, post-horse master and livery stables, 7 Shoe lane

Rae, Alexander, late schoolmaster, Peterculter, 40 Huntly st.

,„„ Francis, cart and plough wright, h. and shop, 60 Skene st, George, messenger-at-arms, 32 Union place George, mason, Nelson street John, gardener, Princesfield, Burnside Nathaniel, 79 Green William, gardener, 37 North Broadford William, millwright, Wellington road

William, clerk (Town and County Bank), /;. 25 Dee st.

Raeburn, John, lately teller (Aberdeen Bank), k. Ivy cottage, ™ John, plasterer, 2 Denburn [Loanhead Raffan, Miss, 14 Rose street Raffarty, Peter, merchant, 45 Castle street

Ragg, David R. (of Brebner & Ragg), h. Marine terrace, Ferry- John, Union terrace [hill Rait, William, teacher (Bon-accord Infant School), h. 12 Mary- Miss, lodgings, 6 Frederick street [well street Raniage, Andrew, leather merchant, 41 Longacre Mrs. John, 12 Ad el phi court Ramsay, Allan, 12 Frederick street John (Aberdeen Journal Office), h. Heading hill „„~™ Walter, tailor, 2 Denburn Mrs., lodgings, 19 L'nion buildings

.„ , Mrs., teacher, Gordon's court, 4 Schoolhill Mrs., 5 Black's buildings

. . Miss, of Barra, h. 22 Bon-accord terrace [buildings Ranson, Edward, china merchant, 139 Union street, h. 19 Union Rainie, Alexander, haberdasher, 245 George street Rainy, George, surgeon, 27 Queen street Rainnie, William, shoemaker, 262 George street „ Mrs., lodgings, 102 Union street Rankin, Arthur, jobbing gardener, 32 Hutcheon street

2 Rattray, Robert, surgeon and apothecary, 51, A. 50 Woolmanhill

.,,„.,.,.. William, manufacturing chemist, 123 York street, h. 1

St. Nicholas street Ravenscroft, Edward (Scottish Farmer Office), 55 Netherkirkgate

Ray, John, tinsmith, 5 Gallowgate and 17 Marischal street, h. 4 Captain, R.N., 130 Crown street [Gallowgate Read, Arthur, manufacturer (Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h. Belmont Refuge, House of, and Industry, 45 Guestrow [street Reid, Alexander, fancy dyer, 34 Loch street Alexander, treasurer (Harbour Office), h. 156 Gallowgate Alexander, stabler, 23 Harriet street Alexander, late cart and plough wright, 29 Skene street Alexander M., stoneware merchant, 85 Virginia street Lieut. Andrew, R.N., Bridge of Dee Andrew (of W. White), 47 Frederick street Benjamin, & Co., nurserymen and seedsmen, 104 Union street—Nursery, Albyn place, h. 49 Chapel street Charles, wood merchant, 130 Chapel street

. Donald, teacher of sacred music, and precentor (Free East Church), Gordon's court, 24 Gordon street

. Donald, saddler, 43 Skene street

. Duncan, 47 Park street

. Duncan, surgeon, Crown court, Union street

. Rev. Edward, superintendent (House of Refuge), Duthie's court, 45 Guestrow

. Francis, spirit dealer, 15 College street

. George, stove and fender maker, smith, and bell-hanger, 29 Queen street, h. South Constitution street

, George, & Son, chemists and druggists, 45 Union street

. George, sen. (of G. Reid & Son), h. 28 Silver street

. George, jun. (of G. Reid & Son), h. Crown court, Union street

. James, of Meadowbank, h. 26 St. Nicholas street

. James, Sheriff-clerk-depute—Office, 27 King street, k. 23 Harriet street

. James, nursery and seedsman, k. Belville, Gilcomston

. James, gardener, Springbank, end of Bon-accord street

, James, shipmaster, 21 Prince Regent street

, James, wright, 106 George street

, James, stoneware dealer, 9 Skene street

James, teacher, St. Clement's parish school, h. 6 Forbes st. James, surgeon, 26 St. Nicholas street

James, & Co., nursery, seedsmen, and florists, 60 Union John, gardener, Pitmuxton [street John, wright and turner, 9 Jopp's lane John, vintner, 39 Lodge walk 163 NEW ABERDEEN. [REI—REI

Reid, John, shipmaster, 109 York street John, shipmaster, 6 Links street

John, teacher (Free John Knox's School), h. 126 Gallow- •~~~-v. Joseph, shoemaker, 16 Virginia street [gate ,~~ Peter, stahler, 5 Harriet street Robert, grocer, 19 Park street Smith, & Co., distillers, Union-glen Distillery, Holburn .~~~~» Thomas, advocate, 3 Affleck place „~.— William, manager (Aberdeen Marine Insurance Co.). South Crown street

,-~..,„ William, boot and shoemaker, 7 Upperkirkgate, k. above ~—— William, teacher, 3 Denburn [shop ~~»»~~ William, late bookseller, 5 Littlejohn street William, vintner, 18 Carmelite street „™~™ William, shipbuilder, 109 York street

,™~ William, grocer and spirit dealer, Commerce street, h. 85 Virginia street

^,-.„,-. William, distiller (Union-glen Distillery), h. Holburn st. William, slater, 10 Black's buildings

William (J. Duguid & Co.), Broad street, k. 88 Loch st. ~»~ William, coach trimmer, 18 Frederick street _«~~~ William, stabler, 180 Gallowgate ™~™ William, shipmaster, 109 York street

....—, . Mrs., Wellington place

Mrs., provision seller, 49 East North street ~- Mrs., provision dealer, 30 Woolmanhill

...... Mrs., 47 Frederick street Mrs., lodgings, 9 Diamond street Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 30 St. Nicholas street Mrs., lodgings, 79 Guestrow Mrs. James, 33 Wales street Mrs. James, 63 Dee street Mrs. Peter, dressmaker and milliner, and lodgings, 6 Innes Mrs. William, lodgings, 4 Frederick street [street

Mrs. William, jun., flesher, 14 New Market, h. 14 Wales „ Miss, teacher, 5 Littlejohn street [street

, Miss, 63 Dee street

Miss Jane, teacher (North Parish School), A. 18 Frederick Reith, Alexander, gardener, Pitmuxton [street

George, writer, h. 72 Dee street James, manufacturer (Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h. Rose- James, gardener, 74 Woolmanhill [mount place r^. John, clerk (Oswald, George, & Co.), h. 294 George st.

John, toll-keeper, Rubislaw bar John, carpenter, 4 Hanover street & Grassie, builders, 112 Causewayend .

REI—RID] NEW ABERDEEN. 164

Reith, William (of R. & G.), 112 Causewayend „™— Mrs., Forbesfield Mrs., lodgings, 28 Skene street Rennie, Adam, nurseryman, Causewayend Alexander, nurseryman, 04 Causewayend ~~ Alexander, painter and paper-hanger, 45 Upperkirkgate,

h. 61 North street

Charles M., brewer and maltster, /;. and work, Skene square

-~~~~v. George, printer, 61 Broad street, k. 6 Donald's court, George, shipmaster, 29 Hutcheon street [Schoolhill John T., ship insurance and stock broker, 42 Marischal street, h. 29 Hutcheon street ~~ Mrs., teacher, 23 Commerce street —,~~ Mrs., spirit dealer, 61 West North street Mrs., lodgings, 79 King street

Rettie, James, gold and silversmith, 94 Union street, h. 26 Broad street [street M., & Son, lamp and fancy ornament saloon, 111 Union M., & Son, lamp manufacturers, tinsmiths, and oil merchants, Rettie's court, 26 Broad street

~™™ Middleton (M. Rettie & Son), Rettie's court, 26 Broad st.

„ William (M. Rettie & Son), /;. Dee street Reynolds, Gordon, basketmaker, 78 Queen street

Rhind, John, commission agent and mahogany merchant, h. and

office, 1 Longacre, Broad street ™ William, 123 Skene street

—..— Mrs., washing and dressing, 3 Burn court, 44 Upperkirk- —™~ Miss, dressmaker, 34 Back wynd Lgate —— Miss, 6 Denburn Riach, Robert, night patrole, h. West North street Richards & Co., linen manufacturers, Broadford

— .— & Co., bleaching and -vitriol works, Rubislaw Rickman, Mrs., 54 Chapel street

Riddel, Alexander, overseer (John Gibb & 5 on), 10 Church st. ,„,*,— Donaldson, officer to the Hammermen Trade, and Con- vener's officer to the Seven Incorporated Trades, Rid- del's court, Windmill brae „~— D. & J., jewellers and watchmakers, 72 Broad street George, spirit dealer, 47 College street

„* James, cabinetmaker, 93 King street, h. 17 Princes street ™ James, writer (Income and Property Tax Office, 25 Bel- mont street), h. Waterloo quay „, ™ Peter, principal clerk (Harbour Office), h. Garvock street ™ Thomas, accountant (Savings Bank), h. Waterloo quay

.— William, clerk (Town & County Bank), h. Waterloo quay „™™ William, druggist, 87 King street 165 NEW ABERDEEN. [RID—ROB

Riddel, Miss, 3 Burn court, 44 Upperkirkgate

Riddoch, William, clerk, 1 Littlejohn street

. Miss, girls' school, 10 Garvock street Ritchie, Andrew, shipmaster (Ne wastry), 15 Sugarhouse lane <~~ James, shoemaker, 96, h. 98 Gallowgate James, shipowner, &c, 58 Castle street John, stonecutter, 2 Catto square John, spirit dealer, 18^ Shiprow John, saddler, 5 Back wynd, h. 14 Blackfriars street .~w™» Robert, flesher, 49^ John street, h. 9 Church street Thomas, shipmaster (Undaunted), 3 Church street William, shipmaster, 3 South Constitution street Robb, Alexander, tailor, Crown court, Union street

Alexander, superintendent (Aberdeen Gas Co.), h. at -work David (of D. Robb Co.), 7 Huxter row ^~ David, & Co., fishmongers, 19 New Market „™~™ George, shore porter, 18 Shiprow

~~~~» James, agent, Pottery warehouse, 47 Broad street, h. 37 Marischal street

James, book-keeper (A. Hadden & Sons), 22 Gerard st. ™™~ James, spirit dealer, 1 1 York street John, writer (T. & N. Burnett), h. 30 Dee street John, tea and spirit dealer, 61, A. 63 Green Thomas (of D. Robb Co.), A. 15 Bon- accord lane William, wright, lodgings, 71 Crown street Mrs. James, 22 Gerard street Robbie, Alexander, slater, 22 Young street

John, boot and shoe maker, 189 Gallowgate, h. 98 Spittal Roberts, Alexander (Vernon & Co.), k. Constitution street ~~w~~ David, saddler, 94 King street, h. 24 Frederick street ,~~ John, shipmaster, Marywell street

„»». Mrs., lodgings, 24 Frederick street «^» Misses, dressmakers, 12 Frederick street

Robertson, Alex., engineer (Bonnie Dundee), h. 109 York street Alexander, carpenter, 10 Church street

^~-~~ Alexander, cooper, 1 St. Andrew st, h. 12 Lower Denburn „^~~ Alex., builder, 13 Langstane place, h. 4 Gordon street Alexander, manager for the Broadford Bread Company,

h. 220 George street

Andrew, sexton (Nellfield Cemetery), h. at the gate Benjamin, shipmaster, 28 Constitution street

Charles, ironmonger, 17 Park street, h. 1 South Constitu- tion street

Charles & Co., stoneware merchants, 163 Gallowgate, h- Shaw's court, 90 Gallowgate

Charles, blacksmith, h. 3 Mill street ROB—ROB] NEW ABERDEEN. 166

Robertson, David, Royal Hotel, 61 Union street ^ David (of N. & R.), insurance broker, 47 Marischal street, h. Mackie place David, provision warehouse, 66 West North street

,„~~™ George, wright, Leggart bone and stucco mills, h. 64 George, mason, 123 Chapel street [Gerard street

George, blacksmith, 207 Gallowgate, h. 2 Gerard street James, haircutter and perfumer, 20, h. 26 Broad street James B., printer (of Daniel & Robertson), k. 163 George James, cooper, 72 Hutcheon street [street James, owner of tug steamers, h. Pottery, Footdee James, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 157 Union street,

h. Strawberrybank James, spirit dealer, 61 George street

James, overseer of Dee Fishery, h. 52 St. Clement street

. John, shipmaster (Isla), 47 Wellington street John, mason, Poynernook

Rev. P. (St. Andrew -street Chapel), h. 87 Hutcheon st. Robert, late druggist, 116 George street Thomas, coppersmith (H. Gordon & Co.), k. 41 St. Andrew

. Thompson, gardener, Hardgate [street Porthill . William, chimney-sweep, close, Gallowgate William, marble and stone cutter, 7 Huntly street William, clothier and merchant tailor, 20 St. Nicholas

street, h. Polmuir

William, wright, Simpson's court, Loch st., h. 143 Gallow- William, wright, 95 Chapel street [gate William, boot and shoe maker, Well Court, Broad street

William J., (of J. Duguid & Co.), 52 Bon-accord street Mrs., midwife, 40 St. Clement street

, Mrs., 72 Queen street A. . Mrs. Forbes, of Hazelhead, Hazelhead

, Mrs. John, 34 Skene terrace

. Mrs. John, midwife, 64 Hutcheon street

. Mrs. Peter, 8 Union terrace

. Mrs., midwife, 7 John street

. Mrs., midwife, 51 Virginia street

. Mrs., provision agent, 209 Gallowgate

. Mrs., teacher of the Female Roman Catholic School Constitution street

. Mrs., vintner and lodgings, Cheyne's court, 69 Broad st.

. Mrs., lodgings, 61 Broad street

. Mrs., dressmaker, 27 Blackfriars street -~ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 9 Blackfriars street Miss, 20 Woolmanhill Miss, milliner, Crown court, Union street 167 NEW ABERDEEN. [ROB—ROS

Robertson, Miss, 5 Skene place Miss, sick -nurse, 103 George street Miss, 54 Union street „™— Miss, 25 Queen street Miss, dressmaker, 7 Huntly street Misses, dressmakers, milliners, and straw hat makers, 116

—„™ Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 24 Dee st. [George st. Robison, William, advocate, Commercial court, 58 Castle street

Robson, William, flesher, 14 Basement floor, New Market, h. Cotton

~. & Co. (of Glasgow), tea importers and dealers, 66 Union st. Roche, Captain Joseph, 22 Silver street Rodney, George, general gardener, 53 Windmillbrae

Rodger, James, sen., late tanner, Skene square James, jun., tanner, currier, and wholesale and retail

leather dealer, Gilcomston Tannery, h. 1 Mary place Roger, John, accountant (Aberdeen Bank), k. 28 North Broadford

Thomas, teacher (Trades' School), h. 55 Longacre

William, general agent, 47 Marischal street, h. Kingsland William, miniature painter, 71 Bon-accord street [place ~~-— Mrs., late of Kincardine O'Neil, 71 Bon-accord street Ronald, Andrew, shoemaker, 9 Skene row ~—~v~» John, broker, 42 Lodge walk Mrs., Lemon-tree tavern, 7 Huxter row

Rose, Donaldson, shipowner and timber merchant, Footdee, h.

1 1 Golden square Donaldson, Co., timber merchants. 27 street i & York George, turner, Tytler's court, Green

; James, grocer, Short Loanings John, linen manufacturer, John street John, stabler and vintner, 166 Gallowgate William (of D. Rose & Co.), h. 27 York street L. Miss, grocer and woollen draper, 37 North Gallery, New

Market, h. 81 Green

Miss, 3 St. Mary place Ross, Adam, tack and nail manufacturer, Tytler's court, Green Alexander, overseer, Bannermill, h. 14 Frederick street Alexander, advocate (of Skinner & Ross), 3 Dee street,

h. 14 Bon-accord terrace Alexander, tailor, 7 East North street Alexander, clerk (W. Simpson & Co.), Footdee, h, 28 Wellington street Alexander, vintner, 12 Wellington street Rev. Alexander (Holburn Church), h. 51 Chapel street Andrew, flesher, 46 New Market, h. 144 George street Andrew, spirit dealer, 3 Green ROS—ROS] NEW ABERDEEN. 168

Ross, Angus, cooper and fishcurer, 14 Sugarhouse lane Angus, 7 Canal street, Mounthooly [street David, assistant inspector (Aberdeen Gas Co.), 29 Union George, wood merchant—Woodyard, King street and Mealmarket lane George, tailor, 6 St. Catherine's wynd George, shoemaker, Skene square Hugh, sen., overseer (A. & W. Nicol), h. 9 Diamond st. street, h. St. . , Hugh, jun., haberdasher, 4 Broad 80 Andrew street

James, upholsterer, 15 Upperkirkgate, /*. 2 Gallowgate

James, shoemaker, Shorebrae, /;. Upper Denburn James, builder (of Mitchell & Ross), 28 Summer street James, portrait painter & teacher of dancing, 19 Longacre

James, mate (City of London steamer), 18 Commerce st. James, shipmaster (Swift), 2 Garvock street

. James, carrier of the Infirmary chair, h. 89 St. Andrew st. James, clothier and haberdasher, 192 George street „™ James, overseer (Richards & Co.), h. 64 Hutcheon street

. James, writer (Record Office), h. 7 Garvock street John, assistant commissary of ordnance, Skene square

John, clerk (Steam Navigation Co.), h. 90 Crown street

,~. John, plasterer, 46 Netherkirkgate

, John, candlcmaker, 6 Hanover street

Peter, tidewaiter, Customs, h. Brebner's court, Shiprow Peter, boot and shoe maker, Upper Denburn

Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealsr, 27 Guestrow, h. above Robert P., 39 Dee street [shop

Thomas, sexton (Town's Churchyard), h. 14 Schoolhill Thomas, shoemaker, 288 George street

William, mealseller, 21, h. 57 Park street William, advocate, 20 Belmont street William, ironmonger, 34 Broad street William, grocer, White's buildings, College street William, principal servant (Free North Church), officer of Mechanics' Institution and funeral waiter, h. 58 Castle street

William, auctioneer, 15 Upperkirkgate, h. 2 Gallowgate

William, officer of Excise, 28 Union row

Mrs. A. I., 14 Bon-accord terrace Mrs. Chaises, 42 Skene terrace

Mrs. George, grocer and spirit dealer, 10, h. 9 Hanover st.

, Mrs. John, of Grenada, h. Granton lodge

, Mrs. Robert, 90 Crown street Mrs. William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 137 Gallowgate

, Mrs., lodgings, 9 Diamond street Ross, Mrs. W., 4 Little Chapel street ~~— Mrs., draper, 179, h. 185 Gallowgate Miss, lodgings, 83 Union street Miss, dressmaker, 36 Back wynd

Miss, teacher (Porthill Schools), 3 St. Mary place Rosie, William, 256 George street Rothnie, George, provision dealer, Upper Denburn — James, builder, 159 George street Rough, John, corn-extractor, funeral undertaker, and principal

servant (St. Andrew's Chapel), h. Brebner's court, 9 Castle street

William, & Co., grocers, tea, wine, and spirit merchants, 10, h. 9 Castle street Routledge, Isaac (of W. Routledge & Son), 220 Gallowgate William (of W. Routledge & Son), 268 George street

— ,—. Whinton, & Son, rope and twine manufacturers, 219 Gal- lowgate Rowell, Joseph, sen., chainmaker and general blacksmith, 25 Netherkirkgate, h. 18 North Broadford Joseph (of Stewart, Rowell, & Co.), Maybank cottage Hutcheon street [place, Guestrow Roy, James, boot and shoemaker, 41 Castle street, h. Thornton James, jun., seedsman, nurseryman, florist, and fruiterer, 48 Union street— Nurseries, North street and South Ferryhlll, h. at nursery, South Ferryhill

—„~ John, seedsman, 48 Union street, /;. North cottage, North John, gardener, 39 Summer lane [street John, flesher, 15 Wales-street Market, h. 4 Cowgate

— ,—. Miss Margaret, milliner and dressmaker, 8 Union terrace ™—~~ Miss, dressmaker, 9 Princes street Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation — Alexander Jopp, advocate, agent, Jopp's court, 31 Gallowgate Mail and General Coach Office, 65 Union street Ruddiman, Alexander, foreman (M'Combie, Dunn, & Co.), 13 William, cabinetmaker, 89 Shiprow [Upperkirkgate

Runcie, George, surgeon-apothecary, 45 Green, h. 4 Carmelite st. J. & W., tinsmiths, 13 George street and 35 Woolmanhill Runcy, Charles, Millbank— Office, 32 Quay Charles, shipmaster, Willowpark, Stocket

^—~~ John, foreman shipwright (A. Hall & Sons), h. 7 Catto Russel, Alexander, tailor, Shoe lane [square George, gardener at Female Orphan Asylum, Albyn place John, painter, 150, h. 169 George street William, mason, 35 Huntly street William, bookseller and public circulating library, 19

Broad street, h. 4 Dee street RUS—SAN] NEW ABERDEEN. 170

Russel, William, confectioner and baker, 38 Upperkirkgate and 28 Union street, h. 4 Dee street

Mrs. A., lodgings, 1 South Constitution street Mrs., dressmaker, 169 George street

, Mrs., midwife, 83 Spring garden —„»~ Miss, dressmaker, 83 Spring garden Miss, dressmaker, 36 Back wynd -[Mounthooly

Russell, Alexander, clothier and tailor, 18 Union street, h. 5

Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 8 and 14 St. Clement

George, artist, 4 Dee street [street

George, tinsmith, 5, Commerce street, h. 1 Quay „™— William, merchant -tailor, Concert court, Broad street Miss, of Rathen, 257 George street Russian Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson— Office, Bank of Scot- land, Castle street

Rust, Alexander S., commission agent, 19 Queen street Mrs., teacher, 25 Chapel street Mrs. G., lodgings, 2 Littlejohn street Miss, 83 Bon-accord street Rutherford, Thomas, mealseller, 176 West North street

Saint, James, shore porter and lodgings, 1 Marischal street Salmon, William, letter-carrier, 5 Drum's lane [street Saloon, Lamp and Fancy Ornament— M. Rettie & Son, 111 Union

Salter, William, fiesher, 61 New Market, h. 71 West North st. Samuels, Edward, cashier (North of Scotland Equitable Loan

Co.), h. 11 Market street Sandilands, James Andrew, of Cruives, 27 Belmont street Sang, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 50 Summer street Sangster, Alexander, fiesher, 19 Wales-street Market, and 17 and

18 New Market, h. Hanover street

Alexander, jun., fiesher, 28 New Market, k. 3 Hanover st. Charles, fiesher, 27 Wales-street Market, and 29 New

Market, h. Victoria place —~~. George, jeweller and lapidary, 81 Broad street, h. 156 George street

James, jun., 37 New Market, h. Wales street

John, druggist, 45, h. 43 Commerce street Robert, sen., fiesher, 21 New Market, k. Victoria place ™*»~~ Robert, shipmaster (Armitstead), 22 Princes street

Robert, jun., 25 New Market, h. Wales street ^^, Thomas, advocate, 3 Queen street, h. 17 Union place

, William, Elgin carrier—Office, 24 George street, h. above William, & Sons, hat manufacturers, 22 South Galleryi Mrs. Captain, 20 Constitution street [New Market Mrs., lodgings, 55 Wellington street 171 NEW ABERDEEN. [SAN—SEL

Sangster, Miss Jane, 3 Canal street

. Miss, 72 Catherine street Saunders, George, grocer, 20 Union place, h. Ferryhill buildings James, clerk, Ferryhill buildings John, farmer, Kemhill Savings' Bank, National Security (open every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, from 9 to 10 morning, and 7 to 8 evening), 17 Guestrow—Alexander Ross, advocate, secretary, h. 14 Bon-accord terrace Scorgie, George, shipmaster, Mill street George, stabler, 25 Mealmarket lane George, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 17 Fisher row, h. 8 Robert, vintner, 51 Green [Carmelite street Mrs., lodgings, 40 Gallowgate Scott, Alexander, boot and shoe maker, and leather dealer, 46 Queen street, h. Rosemount Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 58 St. Nicholas street, h. Craigwell place, Skene street A. D., 26 Crown street Captain David, R.N., Berryden ~~— George, shoemaker, 42 Virginia street James, tailor, 15 St. Andrew street James, boot and shoe maker, 43 St. Nicholas street, h. Rosemount Robert, manager (Arbuthnot & M'Combie), 3 Trinity quay Mrs., provision seller, 47 George street Mrs., lodgings, 7 Upperkirkgate Mrs., straw-bonnet maker, 81 Shiprow Miss, dressmaker, 21 Crown street Misses, milliners and dressmakers, Craigwell place Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society—Agents, Humphrey & Ogg, 102 King street [agent, 14 Adelphi Equitable Assurance Co.—William Gordon, advocate, Farmer Office, Crown court, Union street Provident Institution of Edinburgh—Agent at Aberdeen, William Skinner, advocate, 3 Dee street

— -— Union Fire & Life Insurance Company—James M'Hardy, advocate, agent, Commercial court, 58 Castle street Widows' Fund—Alex. Nicol, 60 Marischal street, agent Scroggie, Mrs., stoneware dealer, 41 George street Sedgewick, Rev. R., 24 Belmont street William, combmaker, 93 George street [registrar Seisins Office (Register of), Belmont street—Newell Burnett, Selbie, Andrew, chainmaker (J. Duffus & Co.), h. 11 Catto square Selby, George, carter, Maberly street

Sellar, James, 1 Links street —

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Sellar, John, Low's close, College street Joseph, shoemaker, 8 Upperkirkgate

William, confectioner, Pirie's court, 50 Castle street Mrs. T., merchant, 54 George street, h. above shop Senter, John, boot and shoe maker, 8, h. 10 Crown street Session-Clerk and Registrar of Marriages, John Watt, 75 Union street, h. 66 Schoolhill

Seton, James, spirit dealer, 7 Gallowgate, k. 6 Blackfriars street Sir William C, Bart, 27 Union place Miss, 76 Dee street Skackleton, William, wool stapler, and woollen card agent, 104 West North street Shand, Alexander, painter, 22 College street Arthur, wright, 35 Causewayend

„~.~™ David, saw trimmer, 31 Park street, h. 6 Park street —„_ George, miller and grain merchant, Upper Justice mills

Joseph, grain merchant and miller, 2 Maltmill bridge, A. 13 Carmelite street

Robert, of Hillside, h. 40 Queen street ~~ Robert, advocate, 31 Gallowgate, h. 97 Union street

William, teacher (North Parish School), h. 30 St. Andrew Mrs., sick-nurse, Skene square [street Misses, 4 Union place Shanks, Alexander, riddlemaker and wireworker, Nelson lane

Colin, baker, 118, h. 120 Chapel street —™~ James, slater, 59 Loch street Mrs., housekeeper, Infirmary

— .— Mrs., grocer, Wellington road Sharp, George, confectioner, 71, h. 64 Broad street

James, musical instrument maker, 1 1 George street

John, vintner, 1 Wales street Samuel, grocer, 80 Loch street Shaw, Alexander, spirit dealer, 38 East North street

Peter, heel and toe plate manufacturer, 4, h. 5 Cause- wayend Robert, messenger-at-arms and bar officer, Sheriff Court

Office, 10 Huxter row, h. Shaw's court, 90 Gallowgate William, broker, Lodge walk „„ Mrs. D., Twin cottage, Holburn Miss, dressmaker, 5 Craigwell place

Sheach, James, baker, 2, h. 8 Gordon street

Shearar, Robert, writer (M'H. & R.), h. 6 Innes street John, manufacturer of tinplate and japan goods, 44 George

street, h. 50 George street Robert, Reid's tavern, 179 George street

Sherer, Andrew, ship-chandler, 29 Quay, h. 15 Prince Regent st. —

173 NEW ABERDEEN. [SHE—SIE

Sheed, John, general commission agent and ship and insurance

broker, 44 Marischal street, h. 120 Crown street ,~~,~~ John, slater, Steps of Gilcomston ~~™v~ Mrs., midwife, Steps of Gilcomston

Shepherd, George, bookseller and stationer, 1, h. 40 Broad st. James, clerk (Grey, Watt, & Co.), 77 West North street James (of Souter & Shepherd), 31 Dee street „ James, cabinetmaker and furniture dealer, foot of Back John, keeper of reservoir, Union place [wynd stairs

John, brewer, 69 Virginia street, /*. 13 Sugarhouse lane

„~ Simpson, spirit dealer, grocer, and wine merchant, 37, /*. 35 West North street Walter, slater, Charles street William, late confectioner, 40 Broad street

William, confectioner, 49 Union street, h. 31 Adelphi Mrs. John, lodgings, 182 Gallowgate •~~~~» Mrs. D., 37 Bon-accord street

. Misses, Skene square Sheriff-clerk's Office, 27 King street Sherwood, George, teacher (Porthill Schools), h. at school

Shewan, Mrs. John, /;. Shewan's court, 119 Gallowgate Shipmasters' Society Hall, 11 Quay—F. J. Cochran, clerk Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Benevolent Society Honorary agents for Aberdeen and vicinity, Humphrey & Ogg, 102 King street, and Nisbet & Robertson, 47 Marischal street Shields, George, confectioner, 109 Union street

John, confectioner, 160 Union street, h. 1 Gordon's court, Jane, confectioner, 42 Woolmanhill [Gordon street

Shier, John, professor of agriculture, &c, Marischal College, h. 182 Gallowgate

Sheriffs, E. B., F.R.C.S.E., lecturer on anatomy, St. Paul street „*~ James, Union Inn, and coach contractor, 42 St. Nicholas

~~~~~ Mrs., 28 St. Andrew street [street Shirres, D. L., wholesale hat, cap, and shoe warehouse, entry from Blairton lane, Broad street, h. Wallfield J., & Co., clothiers, 25 Union street J. (of J. Shirres & Co.), h. Thistle place William, & Co., clothiers, 67 King street William (of Wm. Shirres & Co.), h. 71 King street William, tinsmith, 5 Hanover street Shore dues and Harbour Office, Quay, foot of Marischal street

Shooting Gallery, Castle hill Sievewright, Alexander, wright, and lodgings, 26 James street Charles, flesher, 62 New Market John, vintner, Ruthrieston

p2 SIE—SIM] NEW ABERDEEN. 174

Sievewright, Robert, shoemaker, and keeper of Deadhouse, Hen- derson's court, Broad street William, grocer, Murray's houses, 62 Park street —~~* Miss, 63 Park street Silver, George, aerial architect, extinguisher of fire in chimneys, smoke doctor, and grate-setter, Jopp's court, 40 Broad street John, gardener, Holburn street

Sim, Alexander, accountant (Bank of Scotland), h. 34 Castle st. ~™~~ Alexander, engraver and printer, 19 Upperkirkgate Alexander, factor, 7 Catto square

Charles, cart and plough wright, St. Andrew st., west end Clark, & Co., manufacturing chemists, 76 King street ^^ George, clerk of the Customs, 15 East North street James, Sim's square James, shipmaster (Sarah), h. 47 Frederick street —,~~ James, brewer, Holburn street James (Sim, Clark, & Co.), h. 80 King street James, 24 Loch street

John, book-keeper (North of Scotland Bank), h. 24 North John, shoemaker, 5 Princes street [Broadford ~-~~v~ John, surgeon, Holburn street ~-~— James, tea and spirit dealer, 26 Woolmanhill, k. St. An- John, gardener, Polmuir [drew street Robert, besom maker, Ewen's court, 42 Gallowgate Simmie, Robert, 31 Harriet street Simpson, Alexander, late clothier, Bon-accord square Captain Alexander (late 5th West India regiment), h Wellington place Archibald, architect, Bon-accord square [street

Rev. David (Free Trinity Church), h. 1 West Craibstone

George, cork cutter, 27 Broad street, h. 21 Guestrow

George, beadle, St. Nicholas lane Chapel, k. Reid's court, 34 Gallowgate

~_~..~ George, beadle, St. Andrew Street Chapel, 102 John st. James, builder, John street, ^.13 Correction wynd

James, officer of excise, Devanha, h. Ferryhill buildings

James, advocate, 1 1 Union lane James, jobbing gardener, 16 Causewayend John, jun., builder, 54 Bon- accord street John, yost, builder, 74 Windmill brae

John (Blanket Warehouse), 53 Union street, h. 14 Bon- accord street Joseph (British Linen Co.'s Bank), 4 North Broadford Patrick (Baillie), 49 Broad street

Robert, wright and lodgings, 17 St. Andrew street —

175 NEW ABERDEEN. [SIM—SKE

Simpson, & White, woollen drapers, and furnishers of gentlemen's clothing, 21 Union buildings William, piano-forte tuner, 55 Chapel street ~~.~_ William, & Co., engineers and boiler makers, chain cable, anchor, and ship smiths, York place Iron Works, Footdee ~~-— William, advocate, procurator-fiscal for the county—Office

56, ti. 58 Bon-accord street [111 Skene street William, beadle (Gilcomston Church) and funeral waiter,

William, clerk (North of Scotland Bank), It. Bon-accord square

—„w William, cabinetmaker, 18 Hutcheon street, h. Suther- land's court, 126 Gallowgate William, boot and shoe shop, 15 South Gallery, New Market, k. Blackfriars street Mrs., lodgings, 16 Guestrow Mrs., 12 Marywell street Mrs., straw-bonnet maker, 2 Donald's court, 20 Schoolhill Mrs. (Chapel of Garioch), 2 Mitchell place, King street Mrs. Joseph (late of Grenada), 70 King street Miss, 4 North Broadford Miss, dressmaker, 13 Denburn terrace Miss, register of servants, 22 Shiprow Sinclair, Alexander, clothier and haberdasher, 37 Union street, h. 67 Crown street George, teller (Aberdeen Bank), h. 36 Upperkirkgate George, clothier, tailor, and hatter, Cruden's court, 22 Broad street

~~.~~ James, shoemaker, 66, h. 58 Shiprow

John, tailor, 178 George street William, wholesale druggist, 34 and 36 Upperkirkgate,

k. in court

Singer, Adam, agent h. and office, Ogston's court, 84 Broad

George, baker, 16, /(. 38 St. Nicholas st. [street Skakle, George, clerk (Stewart, Rowell, & Co.), h. 249 George street Skea, Thomas, horse-shoer and farrier, Machray's court, 81

George street, and head of Gordon street, h. 75 George street, and 7 Loch street Skene, Captain Alexander, R.V., Louisville Rev. Charles (John Knox's), Nelson lane

George, woollen manufacturer—Work, Causewayend, h. Rev. John, h. 13 Huntly street [3 Rosemount ter. Robert, baker, 4 Justice street, h above shop Thomas, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 93 Causewayend, William, shipmaster, Justice lane \h. 3 Mary place Mrs. Captain, 1 Justice lane SKE—SMI] NEW ABERDEEN. 176

Skene, Miss, wool merchant, 16 Queen St., h. 3 Constitution st. Misses, 214 Union street Mary Ann, 2 South Silver street Skinner, Alexander, shore porter, 8 Exchequer row

. John, hoatbuilder, 54 York street, h. 9 Catto square •~~— P. A., candlemaker, St. Catherine's court, 16 Shiprow ,~~~~ & Ross, advocates, 3 Dee street The Right Rev. Bishop William (St. Andrew's Chapel),

h. 1 Golden square „™~~ "William, advocate (of Skinner & Ross), agent for the In- surance Co. of Scotland, and for the Scottish Provident Society—Office, 3 Dee street, h. 12 Golden square William, shore porter, 13 Huxter row Mrs. John, 78 Dee street Skues, Lieut. George, R. N., dentist, Crown terrace Slater, James, tailor, 8 Park street

John, tailor, Woolmanhill

Simon, merchant tailor and lodgings, 12 West North st. Slight, Alexander, clothier and haberdasher, 133, h, 126 Union street

Mrs., milliner and pattern-printer, 133, //. 126 Union st.

Smart, John, shipmaster, k. 4 Summer lane \_h. above shop

~~ William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 1 1 Exchequer row, William, beadle (Free Gilcomston Church), and funeral waiter, 89 Chapel street

William, clerk (Farquharson & Co.), h. 125 Crown street

Smith & Allan, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 53 St. Nicholas street—Cabinet manufactory, 33 Skene street Alexander, merchant tailor, 4 Union street Alexander, Victoria place «„» Alexander, land surveyor, 129 Union street Alexander, advocate, 96 Union street and Glenmillan

Alexander, pawnbroker, 2 Ragg's lane, It. 40 Broad street Alexander, wright, Skene square, h, 3 Skene square Alexander, late merchant, 7 Black's buildings [street

. Alexander, shipmaster (Sovereign steamer), 13 Commerce Alexander, spirit dealer, 20 Green, h. 8 College street

Andrew, clothier, 15 Union buildings, h. 13 Back wynd ~~»— Anthony A., veterinary surgeon, 9 Shoe lane, and 34 Union row, h. 51 Queen street Arthur & George, painters, glaziers, and paper hangers, 52 Regent quay

Arthur (of A. & G. Smith), /(. 3 Shorebrae

Charles, tailor, 9 Skene terrace, h. 89 Woolmanhill Charles, watch, clock, and nautical instrument maker, 30,

h. 29 James street —

177 NEW ABERDEEN. [SMI— SMI

Smith & Cochran, advocates, 96 Union street David, gardener, Short Loanings Francis, accountant (North of Scotland Bank), A. Spring- hank, Dee street

George, upholsterer (of Smith & Allan), /;. 25 Loch street George, wright, 6^ Causewayend George, police officer, Jack's hrae

George, landing -waiter, Customs, h. 74 Bon-accord street George, farmer, Cothill, Countesswells —„— George (of A. & G.). h. 16 Commerce street & Gordon, police contractors, 95 West North street Henry, 34 Shiprow H. Ambrose, secretary (North of Scotland Assurance Co.), 232 George street Hugh, commission agent, -wine and spirit mei'chant, National Assurance Investment Association & Actuary,

43 Marischal street, h. Wellington place —~_ Hugh, timber merchant, Inches, h. 10 Regent quay James, Dee Tavern, Footdee

James, cabinetmaker, Flourmill lane, /;. 49 Bon-accord st. —~~ James, boot and shoe maker, Holburn street —~~» James, grocer and spirit dealer, Short Loanings

James (of Harrison & Smith), /;. Commercial court, Castle James, house carpenter, Crown street [street James, bookseller, 41 New Market Gallery

James, carver and gilder, 5 Queen street, h. Jopp's court, Broad street

—.— James, upholsterer, 106 King street, h. Nelson street John, first clerk (Post office), h. 76 Bon-accofd street ,™ John, auctioneer, Orchard House, Spittal John, provision seller, 151 Gallowgate John, architect and superintendent of town's works Office, 142 King street, h. Rosebank ~~~~~ John, vintner, 30 Gerard street

John, boot and shoe maker, 12 Skene street, /;. 89 Wool- r~~— John, jun., shore porter, 13 Huxter row [manhill John, brewer and distiller, h. Newbridge

. John, baker, 7, h. 9 Dee street

. John, advocate, Mount Pleasant

. John, jun., advocate (Blaikie & Smith), /*. 220 Union st.

, John, merchant tailor, 19 Lodge walk

. John, cabinetmaker, 43 Chapel street

. John, gardener, Ann street

, John (late of Rotterdam), 2 Skene place John & Co., iron and nail merchants, 5 Shoe lane

. John, musician, Ashvale cottage, Holburn street SMI— SMI] NEW ABERDEEN. 178

Smith, John, shipmaster (Elizaheth), h. Shorebrae ,™~™» John, carver, 3 Flourmill lane John, yost., general commission agent— Office, 8 St.

Nicholas lane, h. 32 Dee street John, shoemaker, 17 Chapel street, h. 3 Whitehouse st. John, merchant tailor, 13 Union traildings, h. 4 Thornton place, Guestrow John, shipmaster, 51 Virginia street Lewis, bookseller, 50 Union street, h. 45 Belmont street Neil, jun., merchant, Frederick street, h. 114 King street 12 Carmelite street . Peter, hoot and shoe maker, Peter, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Skene square Peter, broker, East North street Peter, mason, 60 Gordon street Robert, surgeon, 9 Union terrace Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 20, h. 22 East North st. Robert, advocate (Smith & Cochran), agent for Palladium Life Assurance Co., 96 Union street Thomas, painter and glazier Thomas, painter, 18 Frederick street street . Thomas, contractor, 95 West North h. Blackfriars street . Walter, wright and cabinetmaker, 20

h. st. . William, grocer and spirit dealer, 142, 136 George street . William, inspector of buildings, h. 9 Princes

. William, late session-clerk, Footdee lane , William, hairdresser, 95 Queen street, h. 1 Summer

. William, blacksmith, 30 Commerce street h. Crown st. . William P., rector, West-end Academy, 121

. William, quarrier, Dyce, #.16 Berry lane

. William, blacksmith, 113, h. 100 Skene street Upperkirkgate . William, wigmaker and haircutter, 51

. William, shoemaker, Holburn street street . William, wright, 24 Blackfriars William, overseer (Aberdeen Brick and Tile Company) —Works, Clayhills Office, 12 King street, k. . William, supervisor of Excise— Rosemary cottage, Park street merchant, 106 Union , William, jun., tea, wine, and spirit

street, h. Springbank, Dee street William, upholsterer, 4 Jopp's lane William, grocer, spirit dealer, and provision merchant, 8 Garvock street

William (James Reid & Co.), h. 39 Whitehouse street Mrs. A., 73 Bon-accord street Mrs. Dr., "Springbank, Dee street Mrs., Wellington place 179 NEW ABERDEEN. [SMI—SPA

Smith, Mrs. James, Rannie's house, Commerce street Mrs. Captain John, 5 Skene place Mrs., dealer in worsted, 19 Gallowgate Mrs. John, Exchequer place, Weigh-house square Mrs. John, 20 North Broadford Mrs. William, midwife, 15 Denburn terrace —~~- Mrs., 6 Frederick street Mrs., 2 South Silver street Mrs., 5 Rosemount terrace Mrs., 31 Shiprow ~~.— Mrs., 30 Belmont street Miss, teacher of dancing, 32 Dee street .~~~~. Miss, teacher of music and day school, 31 Shiprow Miss, 19 Lodge walk Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 49 Bon-accord street •~— Miss, dressmaker, 22 Longacre Miss, 232 George street Miss, 66 Dee street Miss, 19 Union terrace

,— Miss, 87 Bon -accord street Miss H., milliner, 2 Correction wynd Miss, straw-hat warehouse, 13 Queen street Miss Jane, vintner, Pilot's tavern, York street Miss, dressmaker, Holburn street

Smithers, John, collector of customs, h. 69 Crown street Sney, John, principal servant (Free South Church), funeral and occasional waiter, 45 Summer street Snowey, James, Mrs. Benzie's houses, College street ~-~— James, birdseller, 125 Gallowgate William, flesher, 3 Wales-st. Market, h. Belmont cottage ™. Mrs, Lieut, 72 Catherine street

Sorley, John, 69 George street, h. Carnegie's brae Souter, David, grocer and spirit dealer, 145 Gallowgate & Shepherd, wholesale druggists, Cruden's court, 22 Broad street

Robert, shipmaster ( Sir Edward Banks), 4 Baltic street William, shoemaker, 6 Park street Mrs., Strawberrybank Mrs. W., 51 Bon-accord street Southgate, Mrs., vintner, 89 York street Spalding, George, jobbing gardener, Holburn street George, overseer (Richards & Co.), k. Broadford place George,jun.,jobbinggardener, Holburn, near Justice Mills Mrs., vintner, 18 Wales street Miss, dressmaker, 19 North Broadford Spark, Andrew, flesher, 4 New Market, A. 5 Hanover street SPA—STE] NEW ABERDEEN. 180

Spark & Co., fleshers, 35 New Market, h. Hanover street George, grocer, ship-chandler, and spirit dealer, 58 Quay h. 10 Garvock street Robert, painter and glazier, 34 shiprow —~~~ Thomas, 34 Shiprow Thomas, 43 Union street William, stationer, 43 Union street

William, of Craigiepark, ft. Craigiepark William, jun. (Spark & Co.) k. Hanover street William, jun., tinsmith, 91 Queen street ~~.™. Miss, Strawberrybank Speid, Alexander, Stephen's cottage, 26 Summer street

William, advocate, 103 Union street, h. 26 Summer street

Spence, Alexander, new boot and shoe warehouse, 9 Broad st.

™ Rev. Alexander (Free St. Clement's Church), h. Castlehill Edward, boot and shoe manufacturer—Sale shop, 33 Broad Mrs., Castlehill [street —~™ Mrs., dressmaker, 7 Hutcheon street Spring, Robert, shipowner, 23 Castle street Stables, Alexander, jun. (Aberdeen Fire and Life Assurance, 89 Union street), h. 112 High street, Old Aberdeen Stamp Office, 79 Union street Standard Life Insurance Company of Scotland—Agents, F. J Cochran, advocate, 96 Union street, and G. Marquis, accountant, 147 Union street Steel, James, M.D., 34 Castle street

John, guard (Ballater mail), 15 Bon-accord street William, wood merchant, Wales street —„™ William, clerk (Dee Iron Works), h. 10 Schoolhill Steele, Alexander, & Co., hatters, 20 Union street Stephen, Alexander, shipmaster, 23 James street

Alexander, writer, 2 Guestrow, h. 24 Princes street

Alexander (R. Stephen & Son), h. 1 Martin's lane

Alexander (of Stephen & Sutherland), h. 188 Gallowgate Alexander, shipmaster, Pottery, Footdee

David, joiner (A. Duthie & Co.), h. 18 Virginia street George, hairdresser, 9 Chapel street

James, ironmonger, 34 Broad street, £.19 Constitution st.

. Rev. John (Free John Knox's Church), h. Rosemount place

. John, plumber, brassfounder, coppersmith, and gasfitter, 6 Shoe lane, h. 188 Gallowgate

. John H., engraver and copperplate printer, 3 St. Nicholas street, h. 59 Huntly street [street

. John, game dealer and provision merchant, 60 West North

. John, mealseller, 48 Windraillbrae, It. 8 Langstane place

. John, flesher, 2 Basement floor, New Market, h. Hosefield StepheD, Robert, & Son, merchants, 41 Green, h. 1 Martin's lane Robert (of R. S. & Son), h. 1 Martin's lane & Sutherland, painters and glaziers, and paper hangers, 52 Netherkirkgate William, grocer and spirit dealer, 53 West North street

. /;. cottage, ,— William, shipmaster (Quebec Packet), Orchard Old Aberdeen

„~— William, baker, 35 Broad street, h. 1 Ragg's lane William, cabinetmaker and wood merchant, 167 Union

street, h. 1 Union wynd Mrs., midwife, Brebner's court, 84 Shiprow Miss, dressmaker, 108 Skene street

. Miss, lodgings, 22 Virginia street Miss, 53 Green Stephenson, Miss, Broomhill, 19 Marischal street

Stevenson, Alexander, cooper, 1 Windmillbrae ,™ Alexander, bookseller, newspaper agent, and stationer, G2 Queen street [wynd David, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 22 Correction George, stabling, 32 West North street, and keeper of

Kittybrewster toll bar [cheon street

James, engraver and printer, 6 Queen street, h. G4 Hut-

.„»* William (with J. Mather), h. Union terrace Mrs., lodgings, 23 Broad street Mrs., 114 Crown street Mrs., grocer, 91 North street ~~.~-~ Mrs., midwife, 12 Carmelite street

Stevens, Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 214, h. 21G George Stewart, Alexander, 19 Union place [street

Alexander, jun., 123^ Union street, k. 19 Union place Alexander, boot tree and last maker, G Flourmillbrae

,— Alexander R., cotton dyer, Leadside, Gilcomston.

.—.~™ Charles (of Stewart & Chivas), h. 84 King street

.—.„— & Chivas, grocers to her Majesty, 13 King street .v~.-~~ George, confectioner, principal beadle of Free Union Church, and funeral waiter, 44 Green Gordon, boot and shoe maker, 62 George street

James, flesher, 1 and 2 New Market, h. 2 Carmelite st. James, messenger-at-arms, 25 Shiprow James, surgeon-apothecary, 190 Gallowgate Rev. James (Fcee South Church), 3 Rose street John, shipmaster (Velocity steamer), 18 Commerce street John, teacher of Thain's School, h. 52 Shiprow

-~ John, coach-guard (North mail), 7 Huxter row

— ,.— John (of Stewart, Rowell, & Co.), h. Rosemount terrace John, eating house and tavern, 73 Broad street STE— STR"] NEW ABERDEEN. 182

Stewart, Lewis, agent, 55 Netherkirkgate ~—~~ Peter, vintner, Waterloo quay Rowell, & Co., comb-manufacturers, 40 Hutcheon street & Shand, woollen manufacturers, Fish street Major Thomas, 117 Crown street

"Walter, haberdasher, 145, k. 129 Union street

William (of Stewart & Sband), h. 3 Fish street William, engineer, 11 Carmelite street ~—— & Telfer, auctioneers and general agents, 82 Union street Mrs. Kenneth, 161 Union street Mrs. Peter, register office for engaging servants, 12 Langstane place Miss, dressmaker, Craigwell place Still, Robert, blockmaker, 15 Prince Regent street William, gardener, near Newbridge

Mrs., of Milden, h. St. Paul street Mrs. Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer, 51 York street

. Miss, Hardgate, near Bellevue

Stirling, George, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 49 Castle

street, h. Brebner's court, 9 Castle street

Rev. James (United Associate Church), h. 4 Caroline place Mrs. John, late of Peterculter, Skene terrace

Stophani, John, optician and German- clock maker, 68 Broad st.

Stormont, James, baker, corner of Wellington place, h. above

Storie, Archibald, chaplain, Royal Intirmaiy, 43 Dee st. [shop

Stott, George, shoemaker, 85 St. Andrew street

™.—. John, tailor, Commercial court, 58 Castle street Miss, teacher, 14 Shuttle lane

Strachan, Alexander, shipmaster (Garland), h. Bannermill street Alexander, late of Excise, Hardgate Alexander, spirit dealer, 3 Shiprow George, flesher, 63 New Market Hugh, grocer, 15 Windy wynd

James, late bookseller, h. 35 Back wynd

. James, bookseller, stationer, bookbinder, and ruler, 60

Castle street, h. 25 Justice street James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 7 Shiprow

John, shipmaster (New Frederick), 25 Prince Regent st. John, weaver of bed covers, Henderson's court, 129 Gal- Peter, stabler, 36 Harriet street [lowgate

Robert, tailor, 69 Netherkirkgate

William, of Moreseat, Stocket, h. Moreseat William, sawyer, 62 Gerard street Miss, Strawberrybank Miss, dressmaker, 11 Constitution street Miss, dresser, 7 Black's buildings 183 NEW ABERDEEN. [STR—SUT

Straith, Rev. Alexander, teacher of English, keeper of baptism

register, &c., Public Schools, Little Belmont street, k. 1 Donald's court, 20 Schoolhill ~~~~~ George, gardener, Pitmuxton Miss, dressmaker, Fish street Strathdee Distillery, Cooperston

Straton, James, fishing-tackle maker, 5 St. Catherine's wynd

, Peter, leather dealer, 63 Broad street, h. 15 Drum's lane ~~-~~~ Peter, sen., provision dealer, 241 George street

Stratton, James, clerk (Bennett, Taylor, & Co.), 107 George st. William, Wellington place Stronach, Alexander, advocate, 20 King street —~~. Alexander, feuar, Cooperston ~-~— Alexander, jun., -writer (Blaikie & Smith), h. Cooperston -~~~~. Alexander, manufacturer of bitters, 13 Exchequer row ~~ & Grainger, advocates, 20 King street—Agents for Aber- deen Marine Insurance Company, Galena Investment Company, and Glasgow Fire and Life Insurance Co. Stuart, Alexander, of Laithers, 7 Union place •™~~- Alexander, writing master, Gordon's Hospital, and teacher

of writing and stenography, 115 Union street, h. 42 Huntly street ~~~~~ Captain Charles, 47 Frederick street

-~~™ David, postmaster, h. 5 New Market street ,~~~~» Donald G., fishcurer, Canal terrace „™~~ James, builder, 114 Chapel street ~_ww~ John, travelling-merchant, Red lion court, Broad street «~~-~~ John, advocate, 87 Crown street «_w~~ John, principal servant (Blackfriars-street Chapel), and funeral waiter, 100 Green [Broadford

,~~~_» William, road surveyor, Garioch district, h. 8 North

~~» William, boot and shoe maker, 28 Schoolhill, h. 7 Skene street

~~~~~ William, book-keeper (M'Donald & Leslie), 40 Wales st. Margaret, dealer in butter, eggs, &c, 66 Guestrow Sudbury, John, stocking manufacturer, Love lane, and 52 North Gallery, New Market Summers, W., shipmaster, 10 Sugarhouse lane Mrs., Mitchell place [end Sutherland, Alexander, book-keeper (J. Blaikie & Sons), h. Mile-

Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 58 East North st. Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 83 King street „~~~~ Alexander, Inmore cottage, near Rosemount terrace

~~~~~ Andrew, manufacturer, 1, k. 2 Black's buildings

~~~*~ Andrew, jun., manufacturer, 1 Black's buildings ™~~~ Donald, spirit dealer, 47 Castle street SUT—TAY] NEW ABERDEEN. 184

Sutherland, George, silk mercer, 149, h. 147 Union street „™ George, house surgeon, Royal Infirmary

, Hugh (Stephen & Sutherland), h. 44 Upperkirkgate —„~ James, tailor, 36 Netherkirkgate James, shipmaster, 63 Park street

John, druggist, 34, h. 32 St. Nicholas street John, late merchant, Viewton place, Spittal

„™— John, hookseller, 47 North Gallery, New Market, h. Sun- nyside [lowgate, h. Sunnyside John, jun., hookseller, stationer, and bookbinder, 3 Gal- Dr. Neil (Aberdeenshire Militia), 13 Belmont street Thomas (of Mortimer, Sutherland, & Co.), 2 Black's buildings Wellington, & Co., perfumers and hairdressers, 54 Union ~~ William, farmer, Skene [street Mrs., 126 Gallowgate Mrs., lodgings, 83 King street „™ Miss, dressmaker, 10 Blackfriars street

, Miss, lodgings, 95 King street Miss, dressmaker, 83 King street Swedish and Norwegian Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson—Office, Bank of Scotland, Castle street Sword, Mrs., vintner, 26 Wellington street Symmers, Alexander Anderson, Glenburnie cottage ~~ Misses, 31 Whitehouse street

Symon, George, wigmaker and hairdresser, 18 St. Nicholas St.,

h. 152 George street

„~, John, late merchant, 1 6 Windy wynd

Taggabt, John, stabler, 90 George street Tait, James, printer, 9 Young street

»~ John, haberdasher, 161 George street

. William, spirit dealer, 67 West North street Talbot, David, shipmaster (Betsy), 61 Quay David, jun., shipmaster (Blossom), 61 Quay „„ William, shipmaster (Lord Seton), 126 King street Tastard, Joseph, flesher, 48 New Market, k. King-street road, by Tawse, Lewis, spirit dealer, 83 Green [Old Aberdeen William, tailor, 19 Lower Denburn Mrs. Andrew, late of Coldstone, 5 Belmont street Taylor, Alexander, & Sons, wholesale and retail woollen drapers,

67 Union street, /(. 116 Crown street Alexander, Summerfield gardens, Park street Alexander, shipmaster (Rover), 62 Virginia street Alexander, 26 Gallowgate [street

Alexander, & Co., merchant tailors, 22, /(. 12 Marischal

> 185 NEW ABERDEEN. [TAY—THO

Taylor, Alexander, stoneware dealer and broker, 155, /*. 107 Roper's court, Gallowgate

. & Brown, music-sellers, music saloon, 128 Union street Charles, wright, 103 Skene street David, cabinetmaker, 24 George street George, porter dealer, 4 Weigh-house square

George, ginger-beer brewer and porter dealer, 15 James st. James W. (A. Taylor & Sons), Ju 116 Crown street James, boot and shoe maker, 46 Netherkirkgate John, principal servant, North Church, funeral waiter and wright, 18 Castle brae John, vintner, Upper Denburn ™ Peter, 121 Crown street [terrace Robert, music-seller (of Taylor & Brown), h. 2 Crown ~~ Robert, rope and twine manufacturer, Sunnypark, Canal side, by Causewayend Thomas, gardener, 11 Shuttle lane

William (of Kilgour & Taylor), h. 32 Young street Mrs. George, 275 George street

. Mrs., lodgings, 35 Frederick street ~ Mrs., midwife, 46 Netherkirkgate —,~~ Mrs. James, 74 Dee street Mrs., M'Lean's court, 50 Gallowgate Mrs., provision dealer, 186 Gallowgate Miss, boarding school, 2 Crown terrace Misses, dressmakers, 31 Harriet street

Tayler, Major, of Rothiemay, k. Castle lodge, Castle street Temperance Coffee-house, reading rooms, and lodgings, 64 Broad Templeton, William, surgeon, 47 Schoolhill [street Thain, Andrew, tailor and broker, 37 Lodge walk

James, master boatbuilder (Hall & Sons), h. 60 York st.

Theatre—Pit, 50 ; Boxes, 52 ; Gallery, 54 Marischal street Third, James, cooper, 164 Gallowgate Thom, Alexander & William, commission merchants and general agents, 21 Quay

Alexander (of A. & W. Thom), h. Ashley house

™ George, boot and shoe maker, lodgings, 31 Marischal st. ,~~„~« Robert, brewer, King street, near Canal bridge

William, late of E. I. C. Blackwall Department, k. 173 Union street

. William (of A. & W. Thom), Albyn place

*~. Mrs. John, 1 Gordon street Mrs., late Manse of Nigg, 131 Crown street Mre. James, Albyn place Mrs. John, Albyn cottage

Miss, sick nurse, 7 Gaelic lane

Q2 Thorn, Miss, 55 Gallowgate Thompson, George, jun., insurance broker and shipowner, 40

Marischal street, h. 3 James street

Thomson, Adam, vintner and flesher, 43 New Market, k. 177 George street

Alexander, of Banchory, h. Banchory house

—~_» Rev. Alexander (George- street Chapel), h. 56 Gerard st. Alexander, clerk (Harbour Office), h. 49 Gallowgate

~~~~~ Andrew, traveller (Devanha Brewery), h. Ferryhill build- ~~~~~ Andrew, late builder, 20 Union row [ings ~~. — Arthur, agent of the Bank of Scotland, vice-consul for Russia, Prussia, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Norway, Bank of Scotland court, Castle street ~~-~~» David (Richards & Co.), Broadford place [terrace

~~...~ George, jun., merchant (W. Simpson & Co.), h. 10 Union

.~~~w. George, shipowner (of G. Thomson & Son), h. 22 Quay ..„— George, & Son, wine merchants, commission agents, and ship brokers, Thomson's court, 21 Regent quay ~~~~~ Henry, cashier (Steam Navigation Co.), h. 5 Constitution street

Henry, excise officer (Glenburn Distillery), h. Rubislaw James, clerk (A. Pirie & Sons), 64 Union street James, farmer, blacktop, Countesswells ~~.— James, clock cleaner, umbrella, bellows, and spectacle repairer, 199 Gallowgate

John, shipmaster (Mungo Park), Cruden's court, Broad st. — John, builder, 7 Princes street, h. 29 East North street John, flesher, 164, A. 177 George street John, tailor, 5 Blairton lane

Peter, traveller (Cadenhead, Barron, & Co.), h. 1 Thistle

, Robert, furnishing tailor, 6 Broad street [place ™™~ Robert, clerk (Richards & Co.), h. 6 Broad street Thomas, gunmaker, 68 Union street, h. 20 St. Nicholas street [street

~_ William, guard (North Defiance coach), k. 35 St Nicholas «w~~~ William, traveller (G. Collie & Co.), h. near Cherryvale

William, sen., accountant and clerk, h. 100 Chapel street

William, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 46 Green, h. Cor- rection wynd, Green William, grocer, Holburn street

William, clerk (D. G. Stewart), h. 122 Gallowgate William, vintner, 87 Shiprow William L., shipowner (of G, Thomson & Son), Hano- verian Royal consul, and Hanseatic vice-consul, 22 Regent quay Mrs. William, jun., 24 Dee street 187 NEW ABERDEEN. [THO—TRO

ThomsoD, Mrs., lodgings, Smith's court, 49 Gallowgate Mrs. John, 32 Skene terrace Mrs., 4 Black's buildings

„~. Mrs., 1 Chapel street

——,—. Mrs., midwife, 14 Thistle 6treet Miss, dressmaker, 13 Denburn terrace Miss, teacher, 24 James street

Thorburn, Rev. John (Relief Chapel, St. Paul St.), h. Ann st.

James, teacher (Relief Church School, St. Paul street), h. Thorn, William, dyer, 8 Carmelite street [Ann street Tocher, John, tailor, 12 St. Nicholas lane Todd, Alexander, basketmaker, West Gallery, New Market Tompkins, William, flesher, 14 Poultry market Mrs., flesher, 18 New Market Tonner, James, furniture dealer, 29, A. Milne's court, 27 Gallow- Topp, George, 35 Constitution street [gate .~~~~- James, late baker, Craigwell cottage, North Silver street

Torrie, Alexander, advocate, King street, /(. 20 Chapel street James, Pitfoddels ~~ James, M.D., 67 Dee street

. John, spirit dealer, 24 Shiprow Mrs. James, 12 George street Torry, James, surgeon, 55 Schoolhill

Tough, Alexander, wood merchant, Poynernook, h. 1 Mary well George, haberdasher, 134 George street [street ,-™.™. James, waiter, Gordon street «^— John, stoneware merchant, 37, h. 35 St. Nicholas street —„w. Thomas W., boot and shoe maker, 42 Broad street, h. Holburn street

. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 13 Carmelite street

Tower, William, of Kinaldie, h. 3 Union place Towns, David, miller—House and mill, 4 Mounthooly Town's Drummers—David Bannerman, 75 Gallowgate, and

James Badenoch, Robertson's court, 1 43 Gallowgate

Trail, James, wright and cabinetmaker, 9 Rose street, h. 22 Union row Troup, Alexander (Aberdeen Lime Company), grain merchant and miller, Sclattie [lege street

Alexander, merchant tailor, 30 Union street, h. 67 Col-

~_~_~ David, grocer and spirit dealer, principal servant, St. John's Chapel, and funeral waiter, 88 Chapel street

George, chemist and druggist, 30 George street, h. 5 Rose- mount terrace

. James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 43 Sohoolhill, h. 39 Back wynd

, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 50 East North street TRO—VAS] NEW ABERDEEN. 188

Troup, John, blacksmith, 16 Shiprow, A. Ruthrieston »~-w~~. Joseph, vintner, 78 North street »~~~~. Mrs. George, Prospect cottage, Loanhead Tudhope, John, earthenware dealer, 69 East North street

Tulloch, David, master joiner (Walter Hood & Co.), k. 62 Vir- ginia street

Rev. George— School, Academy street (from Dee street to Crown street), h. Bellevue, Hardgate ~~»~~ James, teacher, Bellevue

~~„~. James, shipmaster (St. Lawrence), 12 St. Clement street William, clerk (Marine Insurance Co.), h. 12 St. Clement Turing, Mrs., 58 Marischal street [street Turnhull, Anthony, vintner, 32 Castle street, h. 5 Castle brae

Turner, Alexander, traveller (George Inglis), 72 Catherine st. «~w~~ Robert, shipmaster and lodgings, 25 Marischal street

Turreff, Alexander, draper, 39 Union st., h. 39 Upperkirkgate Mrs., 39 Upperkirkgate Tweedie, Jess, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, East North street Tyson, Mrs., Strawberrybank Tytler, James, porter, House of Refuge, Duthie's court, 45 Guestrow John (Hogarth & Co.), 9 North Broadford William cabinetmaker, 2 Chronicle lane ~^~~~ Mrs., Mackie place „,-.__ Mrs., 2 Charlotte street

Union-Glen Distillery, Holburn Universal Life Assurance Company—Agent for Aberdeen and adjacent counties, John Humphrey, advocate, 102 King street Urquhart, Alexander, boot and shoe maker, Holburn street Alexander, road contractor, 9 Skene row ,_~™. Alexander, spirit dealer, 69 Commerce street & Fullerton, druggists, 65 St. Nicholas street & Gordon, druggists, 164 Union street James, keeper of leading lights, Torry

John, shoe manufacturer, 31 Broad st., h. 211 King st.

, John (of J. & R. Urquhart), h. 30 Schoolhill

, John & Robert, wholesale tea and coffee dealers and commission agents, 32 Schoolhill

Robert (of J. & R.), k. 61 Huntly street ~~~~~ Mrs., grocer, 25 North Broadford

Vaccine Institution, 25 Castle street

Vass, James, upholsterer (Allan & Macallan's), h. 114 Chapel st. w Mrs. James, 114 Chapel street 189 NEW ABERDEEN. [VER—WAL

Vernon, John, & Co., engineers, founders, millwrights, builders of iron ships, &c., Dee Iron works, York street ~™— John (of John Vernon & Co.),. 27 York place Vessie, Alexander, bookseller and bookbinder, 92 Gallowgate

„, James, bookseller and bookbinder, 130, /t. 119 Gallowgate Vickers, Mrs., 11 Huntly street Vigrow, John, printer (Journal Office), 13 Carmelite street

Waddel, Mrs. David, lodgings, 36 Union street

Wade, Mrs. Captain, lodgings, 1 1 Bon-accord street Wagstaff, Rev. Charles (St. Andrew's Chapel), Bon-accord Walker, Alexander, vintner, 4 Blairton lane [square Alexander, gardener, Westfield, Gilcomston

Alexander, clerk (T. Melville & Sons), h. 5 Castle brae Alexander, engineer, 6 Hanover street

». Alexander, painter, 39 Upper Denburn

™ Alexander, ironmonger, 58 Gallowgate, h. above shop

~. Charles & John, commission merchants, 35 Marischal

street, /;. 38 Constitution street

David, hairdresser and perfumer, 135 Union street, h. 19 Huntly street David, plane-maker, 44 Loch street

— .— Duncan, shipmaster (Heroine), 32 St. Clement street George, Town-house keeper, h. 17 Huxter row

—™— George, boot and shoe maker, 85 Skene street, /(. 61 Summer street George, tailor, 22 Frederick street

George, grocer and spirit dealer, 9 Marischal street, h. 30 Princes street Gordon, hairdresser, 42 Guestrow James, 2 Langstane place

James, nurseryman and seedsman, 12 Constitution street James, coalbroker, 30 Princes street -~ James, plasterer, Hanover lane James, bookseller, 34| Upperkirkgate, h. Braehead, Gil- comston ~-~-~~ James, vintner, 27 Loch street James, importer of Berlin worsted and patterns, toy and

fancy goods, 8 Broad street, li. Roseburn cottage

. John, shipmaster (Anemone), 4 St. Clement street

, John C, Banner Office, h. 20 Union row

John, late merchant, Roseburn cottage, 90 Hutcheon st. John, umbrella manufacturer, 16 West North street John, plasterer, 12 Constitution street John, clerk, 71 Gallowgate

John (John Walker & Co. ), h. 42 Constitution street WAL—WAR] NEW ABERDEEN. 190

Walker, John, & Co., Aberdeen Fancy Warehouse, -wholesale and retail hardware merchants, importers of foreign ornaments, toys, &c, 24 Broad street John, shoemaker and leather-cutter, 14 Netherkirkgate k. 12 Exchequer row Robert, grocer, 56 George street ~~™~ Robert, hairdresser, 210 Gallowgate Robert, fiesher, 29 Basement floor, New Market «~~— & Smith, land-surveyors, 129 Union street William, late of H.E.I.C.'s tea department, Bonnymuir

William, treasurer, Infirmary and Lunatic Asylum, h. 2 Caroline place ~~.— William, superintendent of New Market—Office, 54 Mar- ket, h. 19 Fisher row

„ William, umbrella maker, 35, h. 25 Schoolhill

William, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 65 George St. and 52 Union street, h. 3 Adelphi court

William, fiesher, 37 Wales-street Market, h. 16 Wales st.

, William, provision dealer, 65 Causewayend Mrs. Adam, vintner, 10 Queen street

. Mrs., staymaker, Ferguson's court, 44 Loch street Mrs., midwife, 12 Frederick street

~~~~~ Mrs., register office, 9 Guestrow ,~~~~ Mrs. Walter, 86 George street Mrs., 2 Langstane place

Miss, dressmaker, 1 Donald's court, Schoolhill •~w~~ Miss, 89 Crown street ~~~~~ Miss, teacher, Free Trinity school, #.61 Summer street Wales, Lieut. Andrew, R. N., 90 Bon-accord street Wallace, Alexander, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 55

George street, k. 91 Gallowgate

„~...... Archibald, messenger (North of Scotland Bank), h. Lodge ~~. Charles, Charlotte street [walk ^~^~ Daniel, shipmaster (Mansfield), 20 Commerce street

Rev. David (Frederick- st. Chapel), A. 1 1 Union buildings

Hugh, tailor, 18 Huxter row »»«. James, writer, 17 Adelphi court Thomas, manager, Blind Asylum, Huntly street ~~~~~ Miss, corset- maker, 49 Bon-accord street Ward, Thomas (Robson & Co.), Cruden's court, Broad street Warden, Robert, tide-waiter, 5 Summer lane Warrack, David, baker, 36 Union place

~~~~~ James, commission merchant, Marischal street, h. 26 Dee street

~~~~~ James, clerk (Steam Navigation Co.), h. M'Combie's court Mrs. Robert, 36 King street 191 NEW ABERDEEN. [WAR—WAT

Warren, Mrs., lodgings, Kingsland place Misses, dressmakers, Kingsland place Washbourn, William, New Market Inn and eating house, 13 Fisher row

Watkins, Alexander, manufacturer (Broadford works), h. 3 Broadford Watson, Alexander, bookseller, 65 Chapel street

Alexander, shipmaster (Trusty), h. Sugarhouse lane Archibald L, bookseller and news-agent, and broker, 70i, h. 70 Gallowgate

Archibald, cashier (Broadford works), h. 6 Rosemount George, 68 Bon-accord street [terrace

James, manager (Gilcomston Brewery), h. at Brewery James, saw trimmer, Union street, "opposite Assembly

rooms, h. Gordon's court, Gordon street James, broker, East North street •~~„— James, broker, 76 Gallowgate ~_ John, sergeant of police, h. 6*Blackfriars street John, tailor, 20 Netherkirkgate, h. Yeats' court, 30 Ne- therkirkgate Patrick, grocer and spirit dealer, 35 Bon-accord street

Robert, builder, Nelson street, h. Nelson street Robert, general merchant and broker, 40 and 44 East North street

William, W.S., sheriff-substitute, h. Albyn place

~~~~~ Mrs. C., lodgings, 6 St. Catherine's wynd Mrs. George, 9 Union place Mrs., provision dealer, 6 Mounthooly „_ Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 30 Union row „ Miss, teacher (Free John Knox's school), h. 5 Mounthooly Watt, Alexander, late shipmaster, and treasurer of the Ship- master Society, Ruthrieston „~»— Alexander, land-surveyor, 15 Bon-accord street Alexander, writer (Murray & M'Combie), h. 12 Quay

Alexander, ginger beer and porter dealer, Carmelite St. Charles, clerk (Commercial Bank), h. Berry lane David, & Co., grocers and spirit dealers, 21 Chapel street George, shipmaster (Margaret Littlejohn), k. 9 Commerce George, feuar, 67 Causewayend [street

George, slater (successor to James Smith), 20 Trinity st. James, beadle (Free East Church), 30 Belmont street James, jun. (late of Dundee), Skene place John, merchant and manufacturer, Concert court, Broad street John, leather dealer and shoe manufacturer, 57 Broad

street, h. Happy grove, Mounthooly WAT—WES] NEW ABERDEEN. 192

Watt, John, advocate, clerk and treasurer to the General Session

of St. Nicholas, and keeper of the register of mar-

riages for the city of Aberdeen, 75 Union street, h. 66 Schoolhill

. Kenneth, shoemaker, 6 South Silver street

Patrick, grocer, 77, /*. 79 Queen street Robert, 194 George street Samuel, carter, 20 Dee street —~~ Mrs. Alexander, 17 Denburn terrace „~.— Mrs. George, vintner, 12 Regent quay ~™— Mrs. W., 4 Hutcheon street

—i — Mrs. James, Berryden cottage „™— Miss, 13 Huntly street Miss, spirit dealer, 11 York street Watts, Thomas, Excise officer, Dickville, Hardgate Wattie, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Steps of Gilcomston John, shipmaster (Aurora), 109 York street

„ „~». Joseph, gardener, Newfield, Skene square Webster, Alexander, advocate, 42 King street Alexander, jun., writer, 28 Catherine street Alexander, jun., advocate, 42 King street Alexander, ginger and malt beer brewer, and porter bottler, 29 Guestrow David, teacher (Gilcomston School) John, advocate, King street

John, clerk, 7 Constitution street [street John, fishcurer and cooper (G. & W. Davidson), h. Wales John, grocer and spirit dealer, Holburn street

John, baker, 43, h. 53 Green Robert, shipmaster, 13 Commerce street Thomas, merchant, Wales street

William, baker and confectioner, 4, /(. 6 Skene terrace William, cowfeedei*, 172 West North street Mrs. Lieut. William, 48 Chapel street ™~~~ Mrs., midwife, 34 North Broadford » Misses, 29 East North street Weigh-house, Quay—James F. Kelles, tacksman Weir, George, tailor, Farquhar's court, 17 Upperkirkgate ,~~— John, teacher of Deaf and Dumb Institution, 57 Schoolhill

. Robert, spirit merchant, 72 Gallowgate Mrs., 2 Affleck street

Welch, James, manager (power looms, Broadford works), //. 13G George street Wemyss, Mrs., Crown court, Union street West-end Academy, 216 Union street Westland, John, shoemaker, 9 Drum's lane Westland, Mrs., 30 Skene street West of England Fire and Life Office—A. & J. Cadenhead, advocates, agents, 9 Huxter row

West, William, provision warehouse, 4, h. 6 Marischal street Whitecross, Emslie, lodgings, Smith's court, 49 Gallowgate William, Customhouse agent, 27 Crowb street Mrs., sick-nurse, 95 Chapel street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 27 Crown street

White, Alexander (of White & Hutcheon), 61 Bon-accord st. & Hutcheon, shawl and silk mercers, plait and tuscan bonnet merchants, 123 Union street J., 61 Bon-accord street

James, flesher, 1 6 Wales-street Market, h. Constitution st. William, merchant and American Vice-Consul, 127 King street— Office, next house upwards Mrs. James, 61 Bon-accord street Whitnell, Edward, hardware and stationery shop, 38 North Gal- lery, New Market [street

Whittaker, William, woolsorter (Hadden & Sons), //. 97 Chapel Whyte, Alexander B. (of Simpson & Whyte), 73 Crown street David, tanner, Newbridge, Hardgate, h. 4 Bon-accord John (Simpson & Whyte), 52 Dee street [terrace John, shipmaster, 29 James street

John, advocate, 48 King street, h. 52 Dee street ,~~— Patrick, tobacco and snuff manufacturer, 30, h. 28 Broad street

Misses, ladies' boarding and day school, 75 Crown street Wigham, Anthony, 5 Caroline place, May bank „™™ Miss, 26 North Broadford

Wight, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 45 St. Andrew street Wilkie, John, cooper, 13 Virginia street Wilkinson, Mrs. William, 29 Upperkifkgate

Will, James, M.D., 1 1 King street „™_~ John, late guard, 18 Bon -accord street

, Thomas, manufacturer (A. H. & Sons), h. 3 East Craib- Thomas, 2 St. Mary's place [stone street Mrs., lodgings, 61 Park street Willans, Samuel, manufacturer, 104 West North street Willet, Joseph J., shipmaster (London), Mortimer's court, Waterloo quay

Williams, James, & Sons, coopers and fishcurers, 13 Virginia st. James, cooper, 13 Virginia street

, James, jun., furrier, 127 Union street Peter, cooper, 13 Virginia street Robert, cooper, 13 Virginia street

William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 14 St. Andrew st. —

WIL—WIL] NEW ABERDEEN. 194

Williams, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Short Loanings Williamson, Alexander, flesher, 44 Wales-st. Market, h. Skene Alexander, overseer (R. Johnston, Quay), h. 10 Weigh- ™ Alexander, baker, 1, A. 2 Catto square [house square „~~™ Alexander, of Granitehill (formerly Cairncry) ™. Benjamin, M.D., 239 Union street „™~~ George, flesher, 30 New Market, h. Skene „~~™ George, cattle dealer, Wales street „™ George, teacher (Poor's Hospital), 19 Upperkirkgate

„™„~ James, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 125, /;. 86 George James, flesher, 49 New Market, h. Skene [street James, of Beachhill, 48 Wales street ^ James (of R. Catto & Co.), h. 32 Adelphi court Pitmuxton , James, & Co., potters, Bloomfield Pottery,

, JohD, flesher, 40 New Market, h. Skene

. Joseph, M.D., 29 Adelphi court tallow-chandlers, Wales . & Middleton, candlemakers and 46 h. 143 Union street [street . Peter, druggist, 141, Mrs., Wales street Mrs. John, flesher, 15 New Market, h. 72 Hutcheon st. ™ Mrs. Robert, lodgings, 130 Union street Willox, William, saddler, 24, h. 22 Queen street ,„„ Mrs. William, 48 Woolmanhill Wilson, Alexander, ship agent, 57 Marischal street, h. 37 High

street, Old Aberdeen ™~„»„ Alexander, hosier, 49 Green Andrew, bookbinder and stationer, 20, h. 18 Marischal st. „_„ Charles, letter-carrier, 3 Carnegie's brae David, silk and woollen dyer, Innes street dye-works Shop, 1 Correction wynd, k 20 John street „ Francis, grocer, 111 Skene street

. George, tailor, 188 Gallowgate George, shore porter, 18 Shiprow ™ George, engineer, 14 Virginia street „~„™ George, seaman, 10 Blackfriars street Hugh, confectioner, 47 Regent quay ™~~~ James, agent for Roman Catholic books, magazines, &c, musician, and manufacturer of Bishop Hay's pills, 2

Chapel court, 1 Justice street James, spirit dealer, 79, h. 81 George street

„_ r. James, late shipmaster, 115 York street

, James, weaver, 12 Spa street James, police officer, 20 Skene terrace John, wright, 23 Chapel street John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 11 Back wynd John, grain merchant, L 64 Shiprow 195 NEW ABERDEEN. [WIL—WOO

"Wilson, Rev. John (North parish), North lodge John, shore porter, 37 Park street & Leith, surgeons, 177 Gallowgate Robert, bookseller, 34 Schoolhill, h. 35 Blackfriars street Robert, manager (New Boot and Shoe warehouse, 9 Broad

street), h. 31 Harriet street Robert, grocer, Upper Denburn William, eating house, 15 Shiprow Mrs. David, Union wynd Mrs. William, 90 Union street

Mrs., lodgings, 1 1 Market street Mrs., 90 Bon-accord street Mrs., lodgings, 4 Upper Denburn Mrs., grocer, Dee village Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 12 Spa street Miss, lodgings, 83 Union street Miss, dressmaker, 20 Union row

, Miss, lodgings, 21 Shiprow

Winchester, Charles, advocate, 21 St. Nicholas street Winks, Ronald, west end of Thistle street [lowgate Winlaw, James, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 104 Gal- .v~»— James, jun., ship and insurance broker and coal merchant, 43 Regent quay, h. 104 Gallowgate Winton, John, tea and spirit dealer, 32 Wellington street Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company—Adam & An- derson, agents in Britain—Writing chambers, 75 Union street Wise, Alexander, hairdresser, 2 Commerce street .~~~~*. Miss H., straw-bonnet maker, 57 West North street

Wisely, George, worsted manufacturer, 7, h. 8 Castle street Wishart, Alexander (of W. & L.), h. 95 Causewayend

. Captain Daniel, 6 Constitution street

David, furniture dealer, 59 h. 75 Gallowgate

— i . George, flesher, 32 Wales-st. Market, h. 68 Wales street ~~~~. James, master joiner (Hall & Son), h. 47 York street

, John, 37 Wales-street Market, h. 63 Wales street John, shoemaker and porter, Lunatic Asylum

Joseph, organ-builder, 24, h. 5 Young street & Lawrence, builders, 95 Causewayend [street William, flesher, 8 Wales-street Market, h. 63 Wales

Wood, David, dealer in worsted stockings, &c, 55 Commerce st. George, commission agent and accountant, 5 Schoolhill, h. 25 Bon-accord street

, James S., shoemaker, Holburn street John, gardener, Damside, Gilcomston John, surgeon, 31 Bon-accord street WOO—YOU] NEW ABERDEEN. 196

"Wood, John, shipmaster (Renown), 43 Commerce street Eohert, boot and shoe maker, 3 Crown street, h. St. Mary's place m~~~ Thomas, principal officer (South Parish Church), and funeral and occasional waiter, h. 32 Belmont street

. , Mrs. Joseph, lodgings, 124 Union street

"Wright, Alexander, stabler, 1 Harriet street ™.,~~. David, Maryculter foot-post, 54 Park street James, writer (J. D. Milne, sen. and jun.), 27 Blackfriars -~~— John, gardener, Pitmuxton [street & Petrie, stone-cutters, below Union- street bridge, Den- burn, A. 13 Constitution street ,~~— Mrs. Peter, 76 Broad street Miss, 76 Broad street Wyllie, David, cashier, Aberdeen Bank, 53 Castle street, h. 2 Marischal street David, & Son, booksellers to her Majesty, stationers, and circulating library, 51 Union street James (of D. Wyllie & Son), bookseller, k. 17 Bon-

.— ,— John, sen., tailor, 42 Queen street [accord street Wyness, Andrew, flesher, 16 New Market, h. 4 Donald's court, Schoolhill John, rope and twine manufacturer, Millbank

Yeats, Alexander, accountant, North of Scotland Assurance Company—Office, King street, k. Bon-accord lane ™_~. & Flockhart, advocates, 84 King street

, George, silk mercer, 87 Union street, h. 149 South Crown ~~~~~ George, advocate, 48 King street [street ~_~~~ George, artist, 10 St. Nicholas street ~~~~~ George & William, advocates—Office, 48, h, 46 King st. John (of Yeats & Flockhart), h. 25 Union place John, flesher, New Market, h. Craighead, Nether Banchory

.— Thomas, flesher, 10 Wales-street Market, h. 90 Spittal William, advocate, 46 King street —~~. Margaret, sick -nurse, 85 Woolmanhill York and London Fire, Life, and Annuity Office—Wm. Gordon, advocate, agent, 14 Adelphi

Young, George, ropemaker, 20 St. Clement street James, teacher of music, 10 Carmelite street

, James & David, teachers of music, Yeats' court, Nether- kirkgate

John, musical instrument maker, 32 Netherkirkgate, h. 22 Silver street Sergeant Robert, R.A., Hardgate William, shipmaster (Commodore), 4 Affleck street Young, Mrs., grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 48 East North street

Miss, milliner, 25 St. Nicholas street ^^^» Misses, 2 Golden square Younghusband, Mrs. John, 10 Canal terrace Youngson, Robert, shipmaster (Samson), 63 Regent quay William, cabinetmaker, 20 Marywell street ,™~™ Mrs. Major, Fonthill place ™ Mrs. Andrew, Viewfield, Rubislaw [row „ Miss M. A., sewing mistress, House of Refuge, 45 Guest- Yule, Alexander, general and furnishing ironmonger, 14 Union

street, h. 45 Constitution- street

Mrs., lodgings, 1 St. Nicholas street __— Miss, net and lace worker, 2 1 Lower Denburn

B 2 OLD ABERDEEN.

Adam, James, Firhill-well John, gardener, 4 Chanonry Adams, William, tailor, 66 High street Miss, 21 College bounds Aiken, Mrs., lodgings, 15 College bounds Airth, Stephen, boot and shoe maker, 26 Spittal AllaD, George, Brick-kilns

Allen, George, butcher, 1 Don street Anderson, Rev. Alexander, Free Church, 7 Chanonry Andrew, "William, lodgings, 14 College bounds Angus, John, feuar, New Bridge of Don Annand, James (late of Jamaica), Kildair cottage, King-st. road Arthur, James, blacksmith, King-street road

Baillie, Mrs., dressmaker, 90 High street

Bannerman, Mrs. J., 8 Chanonry Barrack, Mrs. William, grocer, 108 High street Mrs. John, feuar, 58 High street Miss, lodgings, 13 College bounds Barron, William, farmer, Mains of Seaton Begg, John, sub-janitor, King's College ~™~~_ Mrs. Alexander, vintner, 98 High street Bennet, George, 28 High street

, William, printer (Gazette Office), A. 13 Spittal

Blackie, J. S., professor of humanity, Marischal College, 113 High Brown, Mrs. Dr., 49 Don street [street

Burnett, Mrs., of Kemnay, St. Machar's cottage, 12 Chanonry

Campbell, Roderick, vintner, Seaton road, New Bridge of Don Mrs., 81 Spittal Chambers, Thomas, feuar, Firhill-well lane, Spittal

Chandler, Miss (Dr. Bell's school), h. 16 College bounds

Charles, George, tailor, funeral and occasional waiter, 90 High st. William, painter and glazier, 86 High street Chisholm, Alexander, shoemaker, 89 High street Clapperton, William, surgeon, R.N., King-street road

Clark,' Alexander, sexton, St. Peter's Cemetery, h. Lodge, King-st. James, cooper, Don street 199 OLD ABERDEEN- [CLA—GIB

Clark, Mrs. George, baker, 79 High street Connon, Alexander, lodgings, 29 College bounds ~~„~~ Robert, gardener, 4 North lane Cooper George, 16 College bounds [bounds Cormack, George, portrait and miniature painter, 29 College Cowie, Alexander, house and sign painter, 109 High street John, teacher (Parochial School), 5 New street Cromar, Mrs. David, feuar, 89 Spittal Cruickshank, John, manufacturer, 23 College bounds

Dalgarno, Alexander, 88 High street Daun, Dr., 13 Chanonry [cloths, 50 Spittal Deans, William, manufacturer, and keeper of the trades' mort- Donaldson, George, vintner (Red Lion), 83 Spittal

Downie, Charles, carter, and Old Aberdeen carrier, 30 High st. Dunbar, Duncan, sexton, Churchgate Duncan, John, flesher, 19 Spittal Mrs. John, 20 Spittal

Dunn, Joseph, brewer (Smith, Irvine, & Co.), h. 25 High street Durry, Charles, lodgings, 15 College bounds

Edmond, Mrs. John, haberdasher, 22 College bounds Elrick, Joseph, Seaton gate Ewen, Mrs., lodgings, 58 Spittal

Falconer, Alexander, assistant session -clerk and teacher of the

Grammar School, k. 26 College bounds

Fiddes, George, currier, 41, h. 42 High street

Findlay,David, overseer, Seaton, h. Auehmull Mrs. James, lodgings, 19 College bounds Fleming, Rev. Dr., professor of natural philosophy, King's Col-

lege, h. 31 College bounds Forbes, Colonel Arthur, 10 Chanonry Rev. John, session-clerk, and rector of the Grammar

School, h. Rose cottage, Orchard lane, College bounds Rev. Dr. Patrick, professor of humanity, &c, King's Col- lege, ^.11 College bounds Mrs., of Castleton, 15 Chanonry Fraser, George, 80 Spittal [34, College bounds

Fyfe, Andrew, M.D., professor of chemistry, King's College, h, Fyfe, Thomas, road contractor, Main's houses, Bridge of Don

Gall, Theodore, watch and clock maker, King- street road ,~_~~ Mrs., lodgings, 19 College bounds Gerrard, Misses, 6 Chanonry Gibb, William, boot and shoe maker, 9 College bounds GIB—LEI] OLD ABERDEEN. 200

Gibb, Mrs., midwife, 9 College bounds

Gill, Mrs., lodgings, 99 Spittal Gordon, Dr. James, 110 High street ~~*~~. James, jun., High street Grant, Alexander, farmer, 74 High street Duncan, lodgings, 97 Spittal James, lodgings, 6 College bounds Robert, farmer, 67 High street Gray, Mrs., feuar, lodgings, 63 Spittal Grub, Francis, shoemaker, 13 College bounds

,~~.~«. George, boot and shoe maker, 13 College bounds

H4T, Lord James, of Seaton, Seaton house Hector, Mrs., lodgings, 79 Spittal Henderson, Mrs., lodgings, 8 High street Hutcheson, James, vintner, 2 Don street Hutton, Mrs. Charles, gardener, 5 Spittal

Irvine, Francis, surgeon, dispensary, h. 70 High street

Jack, William, D.D., principal of King's College, h. 37 College Jaffray, James, -vintner, Seaton gate, Old Aberdeen [bounds ^^~~ Miss, 48 Don street Jamieson, William, shoemaker, 23, h. 112 High street Johnston, John, merchant, 25 Spittal John, grocer, Old Bridge of Don, and at Donview, New Bridge of Don John, steward (City of Aberdeen), 25 Spittal Mrs., lodgings, 89 Spittal „~. Miss Jean, lodgings, 96 Spittal

Keith, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 57 Spittal Kemlo, Gideon, miller, Don mills Kynoch, Ninian, grocer, spirit dealer, and clerk to St Peter's Churchyard, 64 Spittal William, farmer and feuar, 1 Market lane Kemp, James, manufacturer, 20 Don street

Laavs, William, cart and plough wright, King-street road

Lawson, Francis, blacksmith, 2, h. 4 Seaton gate John, farmer, 24 High street Leask, Alexander, lodgings, 82 Spittal ~~~— George, vintner, King- street road Thomas, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 16, h. 17 High st. Leighton, John, builder, and lodgings, Orchard cottage, Orchard Leith, George, weaver, east side of High street [lane 201 OLD ABERDEEN. [LES— MOL

Leslie, Rev. James, 2 Chanonry John, of Powis, Powis house Captain John (late of 42d), Donmouth cottage William, shoemaker, King-street road Miss, Don street Littlejohn, Alexander, 54 High street Lyell, Mrs., lodgings, 12 College bounds

M'Allum, Mrs. John, East Back road M'Donald, David, haberdasher, 63 Spittal Mrs. James, gardener, Froghall, Spittal M'Ghie, Miss, 111 High street M'Gillivray, William, professor of civil and natural history,

Marischal College, h. 110 High street M'Innes, Mrs., lodgings, 14 College bounds M'Kay, Neil, 34 Don street M'Kenzie, Donald, New Bridge of Don Duncan, feuar, 27 Spittal William, teacher, Town-house, h. 92 High street Miss, 56 High street Mackie, Charles, cattle dealer, 37 Don street M'Lean, William, clerk, 59 Spittal M'Leod, Miss, 71 High street M'Pherson, Dr. H., sub-principal and professor of Greek, King's

College, h. 30 College bounds M'Tavish, Hendry, feuar, lodgings, 59 Spittal Massie, Joseph, shoemaker, 49 Spittal

,~~..~~ William, Hillhead of Seaton Matheson, Robert, excise officer, 6 High street Mearns, Rev. Dr. D., professor of divinity, King's College,

h. 1 Chaplainry

Mellis, Peter, traveller (Smith, Irvine & Co.), h. 3 College lane Melville, John, manufacturer, 38 Spittal Melvin, Alexander, carter, 12 Don street ,^»~~» Alexander, carter, High street James, farmer, High street

Millar, Alexander, road overseer, Buchan district, King-street Milne, George, gardener, 46 High street [road James, feuar, 29 College bounds John, tailor, 76 Spittal

, John, cart and plough wright, Seaton gate William, feuar, 34 High street Mrs., lodgings, 29 College bounds Mrs., lodgings, 6 High street Mitchell's Hospital, 9 Chanonry Mollison, Mrs. James, lodgings, 19 College bounds MOR—SMI] OLD ABERDEEN. 202

Morrison, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Balgownie road, New Bridge of Don Munro, William, watch and clock maker, 50 Spittal Murray, Mrs., 27 College bounds

Nicol, Alexander, shipowner, Seaton farm —,~~ Lewis, mason, Canal lane

Pateeson, William, mason, 25 College bounds Paton, Misses, of Grandhome, Sunnybank Penitentiary, Female, 28 Spittal Pickthorn, Lieut. John, R.N., 68 High street Poison, John, farmer, innkeeper, and post-horse master, 3 New Post Office, Receiving, 43 High street [street Primerose, Mrs. George, 61 Don street

Rae, Alexander, farmer, King-street road Reid, Alexander, gardener, Hillhead of Seaton William, teacher, Old Bridge of Don Mrs., lodgings, 12 College bounds Miss, dressmaker, 58 Spittal Reith, James, toll-keeper, New Bridge of Don Richmond, Thomas, inspecting commander (Coast Guard), 63 Don street Robbie, Donald, lodgings, 98 Spittal Robertson, Alexander, gardener, 24 Spittal

, Mrs. Dr., Balgownie lodge Ross, James, sheriff-officer, 44 High street John, teacher of music, 8 College bounds ~~~~~ Robert, surgeon and apothecary, 43 High street

Scott, Hercules, professor of moral philosophy, King's College^ h. at College ~~— Miss, lodgings, 94 Spittal Sherar, Robert, lodgings, 2 High street Simpson, Andrew, wright, 108 High street James, farmer, Hillhead of Seaton Singer, James, farmer, Hillhead of Seaton Smart, William, gardener, 39 Spittal Smith, Alexander, farmer, Linkfield ~-~™. Alexander, druggist, 3 High street

Alexander (post office), grocer, 59 High street

Alexander, gardener, h. and seed shop, King-street road George, blacksmith, King-street road Hans G. L., teacher, Bell's school Irvine, & Co., brewers, 18 High street 203 OLD ABERDEEN. [SMI—WOO

Smith, James, gardener, Coopersfield, King-street road James, tailor and grocer, 25 College bounds John, boot and shoe maker, 109 High street John, shoemaker and lodgings, 92 Spittal John, sacrist, King's College John, feuar, Old Bridge of Don

Rev. Robert, St. Machar's Church, 14 Chanonry Robert, 100 Spittal William, tailor, Seaton gate —„~ Miss, dressmaker, King-street road Stables, Alexander, grocer, 112 High street Alexander, jun., clerk (Aberdeen Fire and Life Assurance

Co.), /i. 112 High street Stephen, William, shipmaster (Quebec Packet), Orchard house Stott, James, late gardener, Seaton gate Strachan, Walter, steward (City of Aberdeen), 40 Spittal William, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 87 High street Strath, Mrs., midwife, King-street road Sutherland, Robert, farmer and feuar, 70 Spittal Miss, housekeeper (Mitchell's Hospital), 9 Chanonry Swanson, Miss, 57 Don street

Taylor, James, tailor, Old Bridge of Don Robert, rope and twine manufacturer, Frog-hall lane

, Miss, lodgings, 26 College bounds Thorn, John, sen., sheriff-officer, 43 Don street ™ John, jun., constable and sheriff-officer, 74 High street William, mason, 66 High street Torbet, Mrs., lodgings, 60 Spittal Torrie, James, late teacher of French, 100 Spittal

Tulloch, John, professor of mathematics, King's College, h. 32 College bounds Turreff, Gavin, clerk, 18 Don street

Wallace, John, overseer, salmon fishings, Old Bridge of Don Watt, William, wright, lodgings, 76 Spittal Miss, stewardess (Sovereign), h, 89 Spittal Willox, Mrs., Brick-kilns Wilson, George, 59 High street Wishart, Mrs., lodgings, 15 College bounds Wood, John, Don Tavern, Balgownie road, New Bridge of Don ~~ Miss, 19 High street Woodman, Alexander, overseer (Hadden's work, Green), h. 12 Don street WOODSIDE, &c

Abel, William, Mill of Craibston Adan, Charles, Hilton house Alexander, John, spirit dealer, Deanhead, Auchmill

Allan, William, ground-officer, Tanfield, ft. 14 Wellington street Miss, Tanfield house

Anderson, James, clothier, tailor, and haberdasher, 1 Barron st. Angus, John, sen., 37 Canal terrace

Baillie, George, keeper of the keys of the Don subscription fire-

engine, ft. 21 Don street

Barron, William, boot and shoe maker, 52, ft. 54 Barron street

Beattie, Andrew, leather dealer, boot and shoe maker, 142, h. 140 Hadden street Beverley, Alexander, blacksmith, Backhill of Hilton Birnie, Alexander, quarrier, Sclattie Birse, Miss, teacher, Auchmull

Bisset, James, overseer (Grandholm Works), 5 Barron street ™, Miss, dressmaker, 5 Barron street

Black, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 59, A. 57 Barron st. Booth, John, farmer, Auchmull Mrs., midwife, 31 Hadden street Brebner, James, sub-postmaster of Woodside, 113 Hadden street Brown, Charles, grain merchant, Sclattie James, farmer, Auchmull

John, overseer (Woodside Works), ft, 132 Hadden street Bruce, Peter, grocer, Bankhead, Sclattie Byrne, Andrew Crane, manager of power-loom department,

(Grandholm Works), ft. 14 Don terrace Gerard, manager of spinning mills (Grandholm Works)

ft. 14 Don terrace

Caird, William, mason, 11 Grandholm street

Calder, Peter, shoemaker, 4, ft. 6 Queen street Campbell, Alexander* officer of Excise, Auchmull Catto, James, farmer, Lower Cotton

, William, farmer, Persley Chalmers, John, baker, Hadden street 205 woodside, &c. [CLA—GRE

Clark, William, grocer, 129 Hadden street Cooper, Peter, cowfeeder, 32 Gaelic lane Corken, James, feuar, 1 Don street [den street

Cowie, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 136, h. 134 Had-

Cruickshank, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 58, h. 62 Barron street Leslie, gardener, Carnation cottage, Cotton dimming, Miss, Newseat, 10 Pirie's lane, Wellington street

Crighton, Mrs., flesber, 1 Hadden street

Davidson, Charles, & Son, snuff and paper manufacturers,

George, blacksmith, h. 1 Bairnshall lane [Mugiemoss

Stevin, overseer (Grandholm Works), h. 58 Canal terrace Deer, William, officer of Excise, Auchmull

Donald, Robert, gardener, h. 235 Barron street

Duncan, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 143, /;. 145 Hadden „~ John, boot and shoemaker, 52 Hadden street [street „™— Robert, toll-keeper, Kittybrewster

Durie, Walter, clerk (Grandholm Works), /;. 1 Tanfield walk Durward, Andrew, farmer, Auchmull

Elrick, Joseph, gardener, 150 Hadden street

Findlav, David, overseer, Seaton, h. Sclattie Fisher, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 31 Wellington street Ferrie, A., & Co., booksellers, 33 Hadden street Fettes, David, boot and shoe maker, 223 Barron street Forbes, Rev. Robert (of Woodside Free Church), Mary park

Fullerton, John (of Johnston & Fullerton, wrights), h. 12 Don Fyfe, Alexander, blacksmith, Dancingeairn [street James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Newton of Auchmull

Gall, James, wright, Stonywood Gibson, Miss, dressmaker, 131 Hadden street Gilchristi Isaac, surgeon, 120 Hadden street Gill, James, mason, 233 Barron street Glass, Alexander, hairdresser, 69 Hadden street [ron street

James, overseer of wrights (Woodside Works), h. 69 Bar-

John, millwright (Woodside Works), ft. 121 Hadden st. Glennie, John, farmer, Goodhope, Auchmull Gordon, Charles, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 68 Had-den street Miss, lodgings, 12 Wellington street Grant, Alexander, gardener, Grandholm Cottage Captain, Woodside house ™ Miss, dressmaker, 9 Don street Gray, William, grocer and clothier, 2, h. 4 Hadden street GRE—LUM] woodside, &c. 206

Greig, William, farmer, Cotton ,™— William, carter, 17 Hadden street Gu5n, John, contractor, 127 Hadden street

1 John, jun., clerk (Woodside Works), 127 Hadden street

Hall, Miss, teacher, 50 Canal terrace

Hatt, George, boot and shoe maker, 20 Wellington street

Hardie, James, watch and clock maker, 114, h. 112 Hadden st. Miss, dressmaker, 107 Hadden street Harper, Alexander, overseer, h. Woodside lodge Hector, Thomas, grocer, 153, h. 155 Hadden street Henderson, John, druggist, 138 Hadden street Matthew, farmer, Smithfield Hepburn, Garden, tailor, 116 Hadden street Harvey, James, manufacturer, Grandholm Works

Hill, Samuel, manager (Gordon's Mills), h. Gordon's mills

Hogg, James, overseer (Grandholm Works), h. 10 Summer st. Hopkins, Joseph, merchant, 48, h. 46 Hadden street

Hosking, John, feuar, h. 83 Barron street Howie, Alexander (of Howie & Tytler), Stonywood & Tytler, wool mill, Stonywood

Hunter, William, overseer (Grandholm Works), h. 1 Queen st. Hutcheon, John, boot and shoe maker, Auchmull

Jaffkav, Thomas, paper manufacturer, Waterton mills, Stony- wood—Warehouse, 10 Queen street, Aberdeen Jamieson, Francis, boot and shoe maker, 121 Hadden street „™-~ William, clerk (Woodside Works), h. 125 Hadden street Johnston and Fullerton, wrights, 18 Hadden street ~™ William (of Johnston & Fullerton), h. 16 Hadden street

Kelman, Miss, teacher, h. 141 Hadden street Kempt, Irvine, mechanist (Woodside Works), h. Woodside Works

Laing, Rev. James B. (Cotton Chapel), h. 105 Hadden street Large, Nevil, supervisor of Excise, Auchmull Law, Miss, teacher, 116 Hadden street Lawson, Joseph, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 85 Barron street Leggat, James, farmer, Sclattie

Lessel, James, 1 1 Gaelic lane Mrs., Tanfieldihouse Lindsay, Alexander, merchant and postmaster, Auchmull ~. John, grain merchant, Buxburn ~™— Robert, vintner, Stonywood Low, Alexander, miller, Buxburn mills Lumsden, Alexander, sheriff- officer, 99 Hadden street 207 woodside, &e. [MAC—POO

Mackie, James, surgeon, 3 Well street ,^_ John, builder, Auchmull [road Mathews, Benjamin, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 28, h. 26 Don M'Donald, David, boot and shoe maker, 41 Hadden street James, grocer and spirit dealer, 76 Barron street ^. Robert, apothecary, 67, h. 65 Hadden street ,^»~~. Roderick, grocer and spirit dealer, 63 Hadden street „~„~, Miss, 65 Hadden street M'Gregor, Duncan, print cutter, 8 Canalside [Woodside M'Hardy, Charles, teacher (Gordon, Barron, & Co.'s School), James, advocate—Office, 58 Castle street, Aberdeen, h. Cotton lodge M'Intosh, William, hairdresser, 74 Hadden street M'Kenzie, Hugh, clerk (Woodside Works), h. 62 Barron street

dealer, h. Hadden st. , Jane, grocer, tea and spirit 148, 150

M'Leod, John, clerk (Woodside Works), k. 1 Deer road M'Nee, Alexander, officer of Excise, Auchmull [Canal terrace M'Neill, John, overseer (Woodside Works), h. Millbank, 40 M'Pherson, Miss, corn-extractor, Honey cottage, 61 Canal terrace Marr, William, wood merchant, Chapel, Newhills Massie, Alexander, gardener, Auchmull

Melvin, John, mason, h. 9 Hadden street Michie, Alexander, teacher and session-clerk (Free Church,

Woodside), h. Carnation cottage

John, tinsmith, 55, h. 57 Hadden street Milne, James, grocer and clothier, 45, h. 43 Hadden street ~~w~~ John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Hayton Miss, Millbank, 40 Canal terrace Mitchell, Alexander, heckle maker, 9 Gaelic lane r~~~«~ James, feuar, 111 Hadden street Monro, David, manufacturer, 32 Barron street Munro, George, boot and shoe maker, 143 Barron street

Murray, William, flesher, 149, h. 147 Hadden street

Nicol, Charles, stabler, 10 Wellington street ,™„~. John, grocer, 3 Canalside

„«»,~~ William, wright, 90, h. 92 Hadden street

Paul, James, overseer (Grandholm Works), h. 19 Gaelie lane Peterkin, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 15 Hadden street Petrie, Alexander, quarrier, Auchmull Philip, Alexander, farmer, Sclattie

Ploughman, David, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 49 Hadden st. Poole, Richard, M.D., F.R.C.P.E., (Private Asylum for a limited number of ladies and gentlemen needing professional aid), Upper Middlefield RAE—SMI] woodsiDE, &c. 208

Rae, Alexander, grocer, 73 Barron street *~~~~ George, farmer, Mains of Sclattie Mitchell, vintner, 301 Barron street

Reid, James, furnishing tailor, 117 Hadden street James, manager of Stonywood Paper Works ~~~~~ James, jun., clerk (Stonywood Paper Works)

. John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 21 Hadden street Rennie, Harry L., grocer, tea, -wine, and spirit dealer, 112 Had- den street ~~™~ Miss, clothier, 115 and 112 Hadden street

Riach, Mrs., grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 6, h. 8 Hadden street Riddel, James, spirit dealer, 4 Wellington street Ritchie, Duncan, headle, funeral waiter, and letter carrier, 112 George, mason, Auchmull [Hadden street Robb, James, boot and shoemaker, 151 Barron street Robertson, William, farmer, Rosebill ~~_~~ Mrs. William, grocer, 169, h. 171 Barron street Mrs., 44 Canal terrace Robson, James, feuar, Hayton

William, clerk (Grandholm Works), h. 2 Canal street Rose, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 4 Barron street Ross, Alexander, vintner, Hayton „~> Charles, grocer and spirit dealer, ironmonger, &c, 137 Hadden street [street

. Donald, leather dealer, boot and shoe maker, 127 Barron Donald, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 129 Barron street Kenneth, feuar, 26 Gaelic lane Rust, James & Son, grocers, tea, wine, and spirit dealers, and general merchants, 124 Hadden street Williamson, of Auchenclech, h. 122 Hadden street

Sang, Mrs., Grove, Auchmull Sangster, Joseph, 32 School lane Scott, William, farmer, Don terrace John, mason, Persley Scroggie, John, wright, 28 Hadden street Seton, Alexander, manufacturer (Woodside Works), h. 36 Canal Sheriffs, Alexander, tailor, 66 Hadden street [terrace David, feuar, 30 Gaelic lane Shivas, John, contractor, 239 Barron street

Skinner, George, flesher, 53, h. 152 Hadden street

Smith, Andrew, clerk (Grandholm Works), h. Donside Charles, mason, Tanfield House .~~,~*. David, Bankhead

, John, gardener, 15 Wellington street

John, clerk (Grandholm Works), h. 13 Don terrace 209 WOODSIDE, &C. [STE—YOtT

Stevenson, John, blacksmith, Auchmull Stevin, Charles, manufacturer, 14 Hadden street

Mrs., baker and confectioner, 100, h. 98 Hadden street

Stewart, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 45 Wellington st. „~~~~ John C, surgeon, 26 Barron street

Still, David, overseer (Grandholm Works), h. 17 Wellington st.

Taylor, James, farmer and grocer, 145, h. 147 Barron street „™~„ John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 213 Barron street Troup, Alexander, grain merchant, Mill of Sclattie

Ure, Mrs., 3 Park street Urquhart, James, roadmaker, 122 Hadden street Miss, dressmaker, 122 Hadden street

Wallace, Andrew, grocer, and brewer of small and ginger beer, ™»— James, mason, Auchmull [Auchmull Walker, Robert, flesher, 9 Don street Warrack, Miss, baker, 36 and 38 Barron street Watt, Alexander, gig-boat house

John, plumber (Grandholm Works), h. 133 Hadden street Webster, William, renovator, 201 Barron street

Wight, John, baker, 146, h. 144 Hadden street Wilson, Alexander, tailor, 30 Hadden street Williamson, Alexander, Granitehill, Cairncry Wishart, William, farmer, Cairncry

Young, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 181 Barron street

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

ASSURANCES, ANNUITIES, LOANS, AND ENDOWMENT ARE GRANTED BY THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

CAPITAL—ONE MILLION.

Head Office—3, King Street, Aberdeen.

Governor. Right Honourable VISCOUNT ARBUTHNOTT.

Ordinary Directors. Dr. Cruickshank, Marischal College, Chairman.

Thomas Blaikie, Esq., Lord Provost. i Henry Paterson, Esq., Banker. Esq., Advocate. Esq., William Adam, \ Peter Williamson, Merchant. Alexander Gordon, Esq., Advocate. David Wyllie, Esq., | Banker.

parties wishing to effect Insurances, this Company TOholds out many important advantages. The following may be enumerated : 1st, UNDOUBTED SECURITY, from the large Capital, accumulated Fund, and Proprietary exceeding 850 in number. 2d, RATES OF PREMIUM of the most moderate description, with or without Participation in Profits. 3d, ONE-HALF OF PREMIUM for first Five Years may remain unpaid as a debt against the Policy, or to be paid off at convenience. 4th, PREMIUMS MAY BE PAID IN ANY WAY to suit the convenience of the Assured. 5th, ASSURANCES MAY BE MADE PAYABLE TO THE PARTY ASSURED at any age fixed upon, if he be then alive, or to the Heirs should he die previously. 6th, In the PARTICIPATION CLASS the Assured reap the whole profits of their Premium Fund, besides enjoying an immediate, certain, and annual bonus, from the Rates of the Company being lower than those of other similar Institutions. The first investigation takes place in 1846. 7th, NAVAL AND MILITARY OFFICERS are insured at the ordinary Rates, while they remain within the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. 8th, FOREIGN RESIDENCE ALLOWED within the limits of

Europe ; and parties insured are at liberty to pass and repass, in time of peace, from one part of Europe to another, without payment of additional Premium. Moderate Extra Rates for all other parts of the globe. 9th, NO ENTRY MONEY beyond the Policy Stamp charged. 10th, CLAIMS PAID within Three Months after satisfactory proof of death. 11th, LOANS ARE GRANTED upon approved Security on Policies effected with the Company. To show more prominently the superior advantages offered by this Company, reference is made to the following EXAMPLES. 1st, SINGLE LIFE ASSURANCE.—A person aged 30 may secure £100 at his death, by paying £2 Is. lid. annually, or the same sum, with right to Profits, by paying ±2 5s. 8d. annually during life. 2d, JOINT LIFE ASSURANCE.—A Husband and Wife, aged 35 and 30 respectively, may secure £100, payable at the death of either to the survivor, by an Annual Payment of £3 7s. lOd. during the joint continuance of the two lives. 3d, SURVIVORSHIP ASSURANCE.—£100 may be secured at the death of a person aged 30, provided another person aged 35 be then living, by an Annual Payment of £1 10s. 4d. during the joint continuance of the two lives. 4th, PRESENT ANNUITIES.— By an immediate payment of £100, a person aged 50 may secure an Annuity during life of £7 12s. lOd. if a Male, or £6 15s. 2d. if a Female. 5th, SURVIVORSHIP OR WIDOWS' ANNUITIES.—By a Single Payment of £75 5s. 9d., or an Annual Payment of £5 4s. during the joint lives, a Husband, aged 35, may secure to his Widow, aged 30, if she survive him, an Annuity of £20 during hei life. 6th, DEFERRED ANNUITIES.—A Male, aged 35, may secure an Annuity of £20, to commence on his attaining the age of 60, for a Single Payment of £51 17s., or an Annual Payment of £3 13s. 2d. 7th, ENDOWMENTS OF CHILDREN.—A Parent or Guardian may secure £100 to a Child under one year of age, on its attaining the age of 21, by a Single Payment of £38 2s. 2d., or an Annual Payment of £2 17s. 3d. 8th, FIRE INSURANCES.—Common Risks, Is. 6d. to 2s. per Cent. Hazardous Risks, 2s. 6d. per Cent. Doubly Hazardous,

4s. 6d. per Cent. Special Risks, by agreement ; and Policies may he transferred from other Offices ivithout expense to the parties. SPECIMEN OF THE TABLES.

Table I. For an Assurance of £100.

Annual Annual Age Age Age Prera. Prem. Prem. Prem. Prem.

£ S. D. £ S. D. £ s. D. £ S. D. 26 1 18 7 :« 2 4 10 40 2 14 6 17 3 10 54 4 14 11 27 1 19 2 34 2 6 41 2 16 2 48 3 13 2 55 4 19 tti 2 3 x> 2 7 2 42 2 18 1 49 3 16 5 56 5 3 1 2'.) 2 1 36 2 8 6 43 3 5 SO 3 19 11 57 5 7 5 :i!l 2 1 11 37 2 9 10 44 3 2 4 51 4 3 7 58 5 11 11 SI 2 2 9 us 2 11 4 45 3 4 7 52 4 7 3 59 5 16 7 32 2 3 9 'i'.i 2 12 10 !o 3 7 4 53 4 11 1 60 6 1 9

Table II. For an Assurance o/£100. WITH ADDITIONS.

Annual Annual Annual Annual Age Age Age Age Age Annual Prem. Prem. Prem. Prem. Prem.

£ s. D £ S. D. f. S. D. £ S. D. £ s. D. 26 2 2 1 33 2 8 I 40 2 19 5 47 3 16 4 54 5 3 6 27 2 2 9 34 2 10 1 41 3 1 2 4H 3 19 9 ftft 5 7 11 2S 2 3 11 3ft 2 11 5 42 3 3 4 49 4 3 3 56 5 12 5 29 2 4 9 36 2 12 10 43 3 5 10 50 4 7 1 57 5 17 1 30 2 5 8 W 2 14 4 44 3 7 11 51 4 11 1 5R 6 1 11 31 2 6 3H 2 15 11 4ft 3 10 5 52 4 15 2 59 6 7 1 32 2 7 1 39 2 17 7 46 3 13 4 53 4 19 4 60 6 12 9

Printed Forms of Proposal, and all other information, may be had on application at the Head Office or Agencies. Wm. CHALMERS, Manager. H. AMBROSE SMITH, Secretary. ABERDEEN ASSURANCE COMPANY.

Established, 1825. CAPITAL-ONE MILLION.

Head-Office— fi% UNION STREET, ABERDEEN.

Governor. The Eight Hon. LORD FORBES. DIRECTORS. {All being, in terms of the Contract of Copartnery, Shareholders of the Co.)

Extraordinary Directors. Robert Duff, Esq. of Fetteresso R. Macfarlane, Esq., Advocate Dr. Robert Daun, Aberdeen Alex. Pirie, Esq. of Waterton R. Freeland, Esq. of Gryfe Castle Alex. Robertson, Esq. Balgownie F. Gordon, Esq. of Kincardine Lodge A. Grant, Esq. of Druminnor John Shepherd, Esq., Chairman, J. Henry, Esq. of "Watchmount H.E.I.C. Dr. Alexander Henderson Prof. H. Scott, King's College Principal Jack, King's College W. Smith, Esq. of Carbeth Al. J. Kinloch, Esq. of Park Guthrie W\ M'Combie, Esq. of Easter A. Stuart, Esq. of Laithers Skene Major A. F. Tayler of Dunnideer Ordinary Directors. Alexander Webster, Esq., Advocate, Chairman. A. Burness, Esq. of Mastrick Alexander Pirie, Jun., Esq., Ma- Robert Catto, Esq., Merchant nufacturer D. Chalmers, Esq. of Westburn Alex. Stronach, Esq. of Drum- Alex. Irvine, Esq., Merchant allan T. Sangster, Esq., Advocate A. Smith, Esq. of Glenmillan Bankers—The Aberdeen Town and County Bank. Physicians—Dr. Ewing and Dr. Dyce. Law Jgent—John "Webster, Esq., Advocate.

THE system adopted by this Company combines the principle of MUTUAL ASSURANCE, with the security of a large Subscribed Capital, and the support of nearly Seven Hundred Partners of wealth and influence. Assurances are granted under a variety of forms, applicable to the various circumstances of individuals proposing to insure their own lives or those of parties in whom they have an interest. PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS.

Parties desirous of participating in the profits of the Company may have Reversionary Sums added to their Policies, or an equivalent reduction made from their Annual Premiums. From the success which has attended the Company's operations, both in the selection of Lives, and the investment of the Premiums, the Directors confidently anticipate that, at the Investigation to take place in 1847, the Bonus will be equivalent to that declared by any other Proprietary Company in Scotland. POLICIES WITHOUT PROFIT. To insure fixed sums, the Company have adopted a scale of rates, which will be found higbly-advantageous in those transactions where the object is the security of a definite amount. Specimens of the Tables will be found subjoined. —

The business transacted by the Company may be elasaed under the following heads : The granting of Assurances, with or without profits, on single andjoint lives and survivorships, and for limited periods. The granting of Assurances pat/able at death, or on the party attaining a given age. The granting of Endowments to Cldldren, and of Present, De- ferred, and Survivorship Annuities. The Lending Monet on Redeemable Annuity over Entailed Estates ; and on Heritable and Personal Security-, coupled with Life Assurance. The Purchase of Life-rent and Reversionary Interests. And, in general, the transaction of every species of business involv- ing the contingency of human life. Forms of Proposal, and every additional information, will be given on application at the Agencies of the Company in Great Britain and Ireland.

Annual Premiums to Insure L.100 at Death, with Participation in Profits.

Ages. Premium. Ages, Premium. Ages. Premium. 1

20 £1 18 1 32 £2 7 10 44 £3 8 2 J 22 2 34 2 10 2 46 3 13 2

24 2 1 1 36 2 13 48 4 1 26 2 2 2 38 2 15 9 50 4 6 10 23 2 4 1 40 2 19 7 52 4 15

30 2 5 7 42 3 3 C 54 | 5 3 4

Without Participation in Profits.

Ages. Premium. Ages. Premium. ! Ages. Premium. g

32 £2 3 2 2 20 £1 14 7 10 j 44 £3 |

22 1 16 6 34 2 6 0! 46 3 7 2 1 1 36 2 8 6 3 13 2 1 24 17 6 j 48

26 1 18 6 88 J 11 6 1 50 3 19 8 1 40 2 1 28 2 4 14 5 | 52 4 7

30 2 2 42 2 18 3 i 54 4 15 2 8

NO ENTRY MONET CHARGED.

Premiums may be made payable half-yearly or quarterly, to suit the convenience of parties. Insurances are effected upon the lives of Naval and Military Men, or upon those of other parties intending to reside abroad, at Premiums proportioned to the extra risk. FIRE INSURANCE

at the Reduced Premiums of ls.^ 6d. and upwards. Extra Risks insured at moderate rates. Policies with other Offices may be transferred free of expense.

Office in Edinburgh,— «,,—65, Princes Street. Office in Glasgow, ^~. 69, St. Vincent Street. Office in Dublin, *^^*i~u~*&2, Bachelor's Walk. By order of the Directors,

CHAs. FOX GRIFFITH, Manager. ALEX. P. FLETCHER, Secretary. —

BON-ACCORD LIFE AND FIRE ASSURANCE, GUARANTEE, REVERSIONARY, & ANNUITY COMPANY.

CAPITAL—£500,000.

Extraordinary Directors. John Adam, Esq. of Scobbach Rev. Thomas Bisset, late of Addiscombe College, Croydon George Deas, Esq., Advocate, Edinburgh Cosmo Falconer, Esq. of Hartwoodhill, Edinburgh William Gibson, Esq. of Kinmundy, Skene Benjamin Abernethie Gordon, Esq. of Balbithan Richard James Hewat, Esq., Colebrooke Row, London J. S. Muschet, Esq., M.D., of Birkhill, Stirlingshire Malcolm M'Kenzie, Esq. of Friendville, Aberdeen William Napier, Esq., W.S., Edinburgh Hugh Ross, Esq. of Knockbrake, W.S., Edinburgh William Scott, Esq., Provost of Banff David Sinclair Wemyss, Esq. of Southdun, Caithness

Ordinary Directors. Alexander Thomson, Esq. of Banchory, Chairman William Duthie, Esq., Shipowner, Aberdeen George Elmsly, Esq., Coachbuilder, Aberdeen James Forbes, Esq., Merchant, one of the Magistrates of Aberdeen John Leslie, Esq., Manufacturer, Convener of the Incorporated Trades of Aberdeen George Thompson, Jun., Esq., Shipowner, Aberdeen John Yeats, Esq. of Kincorth, Aberdeen Bankers—The North of Scotland Banking Company Medical Officer in Aberdeen—James Will, Esq., M.D. Manager—Alexander Christie Accountant — Andrew Massori.

LIFE ASSURANCE DEPARTMENT. THE advantages afforded by this COMPANY are as follows :

1. The Rates are on the lowest scale consistent with safety. 2. Four-fifths of the whole Profits of the Life Assurance Business will be divided amongst the Holders of Life Policies entitled to Participation. The benefits of Mutual Assurance are thus conferred upon the Assured.

3. The First Investigation for the purpose of declaring a Bonus will take place at 25th March, 1852 ;' and similar Investiga- tions will be made Trienniallt thereafter. 4. The Policies of the Company are, by the Contract of Copart- nery, rendered Indefeasible and Indisputable at Death, in every ease where they have not been obtained by fraudulent or

intentional misrepresentation or concealmgnt ; and a special clause to that effect is inserted in the Policies. 5. Parties may Assure either on the Participating or on the Non- Participating Scale. 6. Policies will be issued for any sum from L.20 upwards. 7. Surrenders of Policies will be received on liberal terms. 8. No Entry-Monet is charged. The Company grants Assurances on Joint Lives and Scr- vivohships, on the same moderate scale of Premiums ; and also VI

Endowments for Children; and Immediate, Deferred, and Survivorship Annuities; and, generally, it conducts the business of Life Assurance in all its branches. FIRE ASSURANCE DEPARTMENT. The Premiums charged by the Company are the same as those of other respectable Offices. No Charge is made for Policies transferred from other Offices ; and the attention of Parties whose Policies expire at the approaching Terms of Midsummer, Lammas, or Michael- mas, is particularly requested to this fact. Neither is any charge made where the sum in the Policy amounts to L.300 or upwards. GUARANTEE DEPARTMENT. The Company undertakes to Guarantee the Fidelity of proper parties in Situations of Trust; and, upon payment of a small Annual Premium, to make good the Sum Guaranteed, and thereby obviate any necessity for the intervention of Private Sureties. The Rates of Premium are, according to the nature of the em- ployment, Ten Shillings per cent, per annum, and upwards. By such payments, the independence of the party thus guaranteed is effectually secured ; while he is, at the same time, freed from contracting any obligations to private friends, which may afterwards involve him in pecuniary responsibility. The success which has attended the " Guarantee Society " of London, proves that, in Situations of Trust, private suretiship, with the danger attendant upon it, is fast disappearing—giving way to the safe and purchased Guarantee which such an institution as the Bon-Accord Life and Fire Assurance and Guarantee Company affords. Detailed Prospectuses of the Company, and Forms of Proposals for Life Assurance and for Guarantee, may be obtained at the Office here, where any further information as to the terms of business will be communicated. ALEX. CHRISTIE, Manager.

18, King Street, Aberdeen, May 9, 1845.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO MEDICAL MEN.

In every case in which a Report is called for from the Medical Referee of the party proposing a Life Assurance, a Fee is paid by the Company to the Medical Referee, whether the Proposal be ul- timately accepted or rejected.

TABLE I. Specimen of the Rates for Assuring £100, payable at Death. WITHOUT PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS. Age. Annual Premium. Age. Annual Premium ~~~-~fl 8 6 40 ~~~~£2 17 2 20 1 12 11 45 3 6 5 25„*» .^.^^ 1 17 4 50^w«.M 3 19 8 30 „».„«. 2 2 11 S5„~..v 5 35 „ 2 9 2 60„_^^^> 6 7 4

TABLE II. Specimen of the Rates for Assuring £100, payable at Death. WITH PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS.

Age. Annual Premium. ( Age. Annual Premium.

14 £\ 11 4 J 40 £3 2 11 30 1 16 2 45 3 13

25 2 11 J 50 4 7 8 30 2 7 3 55 5 10 |

35 ^.^^ 2 14 1 < SO^^™,— 7 ! vu ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LAW LIFE ASSURANCE AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

Office in London,^^~A2, Waterloo Place.

Office in Edinburgh)r^.\19, Princes Street.

Established, 1839.

.ONE MILLION.

Scottish Trustees. The Honourable Lord Wood, one of the Judges of the Court of Session Hercules James Robertson, Esq., Sheriff of Renfrewshire Anthony Murray of Crieff', Esq., W.S.

Edinburgh Directors. Hercules J. Robertson, Esq., Advocate, Sheriffof Renfrewshire William Smythe, Esq., Advocate Ralph E. Scott, Esq., Accountant Alexander Hamilton, Esq., W.S. Robert Mackay. Esq., W.S. Allan Menzies. Esq., W.S. Charles Baillie, Esq., Advocate James Adam, Esq., S.S.C. John Beatson Bell, Esq. of Glenfarg, W.S. James Steuart, Esq., W.S. Bankers—The Union Bank of Scotland Physician—Dr. J. H. Davidson

CONSTITUTION. THIS Association was established in the yeai' 1839, for the purpose of carrying on the business of Life Assurance in all its branches, on the most approved principles, under the advice of the ablest legal authorities both of England and Scotland, and with a regard to the law of both countries, so as effectually to secure the interests of the Assured residing in each. The English and Scottish systems of Assurance being thus incorporated in the constitution of this Association, parties insuring with the office of Scotland, besides participating in the profits of the Scotch business, are entitled to participate equally with the English Policy-holders in the profits derived from the extensive business carried on in England. LOAN DEPARTMENT.

Policies effected with this Association immediately become avail- able as a fund of credit, by means of which the Policy-holders may, on liberal terms, obtain Loans upon undoubtedpersonal security, upon redeemable annuity, or upon the security of any description of as- signable income or property of adequate value. Annuities immediate or deferred, and Endowments for Chil- dren, are granted on favourable terms. GENERAL REGULATIONS.

No charge is made for Entrance Money beyond the Stamp for the Policy. Thirty days of grace allowed for paying the Premiums after they become due. Losses paid within three months, or immediately, on discount being allowed. Liberal allowances made for Policies surrendered, and the whole business of the Association vin uniformly conducted on the most liberal principles and with the strictest secrecy. The Edinburgh Board of Directors meets every Monday, at three o'clock; but any proposal requiring dispatch will be disposed Of any other day, if wished. Further particulars, and all the necessary forms, may be had on application at the Head Office in Edinburgh ; or from any of the Association's Agents in the principal towns of Scotland. By order of the Edinburgh Board, HOPE & OLIPHANT, W.S. Secretaries to the Edinburgh Directors.

Agent at Aberdeen, ALEXANDER DAVIDSON, Esq., Advocate.

Medical Referee, JOHN CADENHEAD, M,D.

MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMBINED WITH MODERATE PREMIUMS. SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION,

EDINBURGH, 14, ST. ANDREW SQUARE.

IF the same amount of Premium which would be charged by any of the other Mutual Offices for an Assurance of L. 1000 —say at the age of 30—were paid to the Scottish Provident Institu- tion, it would secure from tho first a Policy foe L.1230 ; and which would be further entitled to share in the Whole Profits, according to the very favourable principle adopted in their distribution. Full explanation on this latter point will be found in the Prospectus and Reports, which may be had on application.

Examples of Annual Premiums for Assurance of £100.

Age 26 30 35 40 45 50

£1 18 £2 1 6 £2 6 10 £2 14 9 £3 5 9 £4171

Or the Premiums may be made to cease after a limited number of payments. Those for 21 years only (of which Tables may be had) will be found nearly the same as most participating offices require for the whole of life. The number of Policies issued exceeds that of any other Scottish

Office at the same period of its existence ; and the Directors are enabled to state that the affairs are in a highly prosperous condition. JAMES "WATSON, Manager. May, 1845,

Agents in the Noi th of Scotland. Aberdeen—WILLIAM SKINNER, Advocate.

Banff, 1—„™WilIiam Barclay, Solicitor Elgin, ,™.„-~.~~—Bain & Cooper, Writers Forres, ™„ Alex. ITrquhart, Writer Inverness, Peter M'Dougal, Caledonian Bank Keith, „v~«»~ James Simpson, Solicitor — . — —,

ALEXANDER MOWAT, SOLE PROPRIETOR OP THE BATHS ON THE BEACH AND AT THE QUAY, BEGS to inform the Public that he has just completed his arrangements for the Bathing Season, and has spared no, trouble or expense in rendering them convenient and comfortable. The following are the Regulations and Terms of the Aberdeen Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths on the Beach, commencing on the 1st May, and ending on the 1st October:

Attendance will be given every Morning, from Six until Nine

o'clock, and from Half-past Ten until Four, at the Machines ; and at the Hot and Shower Baths, near the Machines, until Si* 'o'clock, except on Sundays, when the Machines are not in use. TERMS FOR THE BATHING MACHINES.

Ticket for the Season, . -—™~ ~™,—£0 10 6 For Two, if they Rathe at the same time from the same 15 9

For Three, do. do. do. „—.„„ 1 For Four, requiring Two Machines, „ „ 1 5

For a larger Family, requiring Two or Three Machines, 1 11 C

One Month of the Machines, ^. „*~ ~ ,.— 5 After the 20th July, ~~™~ ™<™. 7 6 Non-Subscribers (to pay in advance) each time, „™™„ 3 HOT BATHS. A Season Ticket, with the use of the Bathing Machines and Shower Bath,„.,~~.»s~w.~~..„~>~~~~v>mw~~ 12

One Month, „„,„™. , 14

One Hot Bath, . ™~„™ 1 6 One Month Shower Bath, „™ G

HOT AND SHOWER BATHS, At the QUAY, near the foot of Marischal Street.

( Season commencing and ending same time as above.)

Open at the same hours as at the Beach, but may be had at a later hour if required, and timely notice given. No Bathing on Sab- bath.

For One Hot Bath, „™. .£0 1 G

For a -Month,,™,,™,.,™™™ . , . 14

For a Cold Bath, ,™.„ , 1

For One Shower Bath, .. . G

For One Hot Shower Bath,-. . 9

For One Month Shower Bathing, . 7

All Bathing Tickets paid in advance.

Clean Towels are afforded for the Bathers at the Gentleman's Bathing Machines, and at the Hot and Shower Baths. to a with if Ladies allowed take Servant Maid them, required ; but those who wish it will be attended by the Woman at the Machines, who will keep the Ladies' Bathing Gowns and Towels, wash and dry them, on the following terms : For One Bathing Gown and Towel, per "Week,.™* 3d. And for every one more in the Family, each™^„™*l£d.

Further information may be had at the Baths, or the Proprietor, at his house, 3, Blackfriars Street, Aberdeen. Aberdeen, May, 1845. —

M. RE T TIE & S O.N, 111, UNION STREET, (Opposite the Churchyard. RESPECTFULLY solicit attention to their present very extensive and valuable Collection of Sheffield and Electro PLATED WARE, SILVER PLATE, LONDON JEWELLERY, BRONZE, CUTLERY, Fine JAPAN WARE, and FANCY GOODS, of the most elegant description. Comprising IN PLATED WARE. Dish Covers and Corner Dishes; Soup and Sauce Tureens; Souffle

Dishes ; Bread and Cake Baskets ; Epergnes and Plateaux ; Assiettc

Montes ; Cruet and Liquor Frames ; Soy and Pickle Frames ; Wine

Coolers ; Bottle Stands ; Trays and Waiters ; Tea and Coffee Ser- vices; Tea Urns; Tea and Toddy Kettles, with Lamps; Hot-water

Jugs ; Egg and Toast Stands ; Muffineers ; Butter Coolers ; Dessert Knives and Forks; Dining, Drawing Room, and Chamber Candle- sticks ; Taper Stands ; Ink Stands, &c. &c. IN SILVER PLATE.

Tea and Coffee Services ; Waiters, Cups, Bread and Cake Baskets, Ladles, Spoons, Forks, Saltcellars, Cheeso Scopes, Butter Knives, Dessert Knives and Forks, Grape Scissors, Ink Stands, Snuff Boxes,

Yinegarettes, Card Cases ; Children's Cups, Knives, and Forks. IN JEWELLERY.

Gold Watches, of London and Geneva manufacture ; Gold Chains, of the newest and most elegaut patterns ; Gold Watch Guards cind Biquets, Gold Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Rings, Crosses, Se- vignes, Lockets, Studs, Pius, Pencil Cases, Seals, Keys, Rings, Yinegarettes, Eye Glasses, Spectacles, &c. &c. Wedding Rings,

Mourning Kings and Brooches, in great variety ; Pearl, Amethyst, Topaz, Aqua-marine, and Jasper Suits, &c. IN ALbXtA SILVER AND ELECTRO PLATED. Spoons, Forks, Ladles, Fish Knives, Knive Rests, Sugar Tongs, Cheese Scopes, Dessert Knives and Forks, Nut Crackers, Skewers, &c. For durability and usefulness, almost equal to Silver. IN BRONZE. Brown Tea and Coffee Urns, Coffee Pots. Kettles, Bronze Ink Stands, Watch Stands, Match Holders, Letter Racks, Letter Weights, Taper StarMs, Candle Shades, Thermometers, Figures, Tea Bells, &c. IN CUTLERY. Fine Table and Dessert Knives and Forks, and Carving Knives, with handles of Silver, Ivory, Stag, and Black; Steels; Pen and Pocket Knives, Razors, Scissors, Patent Corkscrews, Snuffers, &c. IN JAPAN WARE. Fine Papier Madid and Iron Tea and Coffee Trays, Waiters, Bread and Cake Baskets, Knife Trays, Snuffer Trays, Plate Warmers, Foot Baths and Ewers, Tea Caddies, Card Baskets, Work Boxes, Envelope Cases, Ink Stands. Pole and Hand Screens, &c, Imperial Patent Block'd Tin and Queen's. Metal DISIJ COVERS, of the first quality and shape. Platow and Bearfs Patent COFFEE POTS and URNS. M. R. & S. have also an extensive assortment of rich Gilt

Jewellery ; elegant French Clocks, in Gilt, China, and Inlaid Rose- wood and Ebony; Rosewood and Morocco Writing Desks ; Dress- Ivory, Pearl, ing Cases ; Work Boxes ; Rosewood Tea Caddies ;

Tortoiseshell, and other Card Cases ; rich cut Smelling Bottles ;

Toilet Bottles ; Lustres ; China Ornament3 ; Dining and Drawing

Room Lamps and Lustres; Patent Candle Lamps ; Solar and Camphine Lamps, &c. &c.

iPT Sole Agents for Jerome & Co.'s celebrated Patent AME- RICAN CLOCKS, which have given such general satisfaction, and, from their neatness of appearance and moderate price, are adapted for Parlours, Libraries, Counting Rooms, Schools, Nursaries, Ser- vants' Halls, and Cottages.

Lamp Saloon, 111, Union Street. THE NEW ENGLISH CARPET WAREROOMS, AND GENERAL DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, 121, UNION STREET, AND UP STAIRS, "OTTERE opened in April with a Complete Assortment SILK MERCERY, DRAPERY, AND HABERDASHERY GOODS, Selected of the best quality, and sold on the lowest possible profit. Particular attention is bestowed to combine in this Establishment every article requisite for personal or household use, that purchasers may be saved the disagreeable task of a widely-directed search to complete their lists. THE CARPET WAREROOMS contain the largest assortment out of Edinburgh of the best Eng- lish-made goods, in Brussels, Three-plys, Kidderminsters, and

Scotch ; also, Plain and Printed Druggets. MAGNIFICENT RUGS, every size and quality. Stair Carpets, Matting for Lobbies and Doors, with everj' other requisite connected with such an establishment. In the FURNISHING DEPARTMENT will be found every description of Household Drapery. Best super- fine Bath Blankets ; Witney and Scotch do. ; Counterpanes ; Stout and Light Summer Quilts ; best Furniture Prints ; Window Blinds ; Fringes, Tassels, Cords. A SPLENDID VARIETY OF Table Covers, suitable for Drawing Room, Dining, and Parlour

Tables; Window Muslins for Curtains ; White Furniture Dimity;.

Shirtings ; Cotton and Linen Tickings; Toilet Covers ; Wine Rub-

bers ; Table Linen of the MOST APPROVED MANUFACTURE, with every article required for furnishing, at a saving of 20 per cent, under the price generally charged.

GRAY & M ' L A R E N, SILK MERCERS, DRAPERS, SHAWLMEN, HOSIERS, AND HABERDASHERS, June 2, 1845- 121, union street. WILLIAM DUNCAN, FORKING OPTICIAN, MATHEMATICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, 92 DNION STREET, 92

(Sign of the Gilded Telescope—directly opposite the Town and County Bank), TAKES this opportunity of returning his -warmest thanks to his numerous patrons in town and country for the liberal share of public support he has enjoyed since commencing business on his own account three years ago, and respectfully intimates that he has now completed various arrangements in his Working Depart- ment, which, combined with his long practical experience and un- divided attention to the MAKING and REPAIRING of INSTRU- MENTS, will enable him to execute all orders in a way that he trusts will give entire satisfaction. W. D. is proud in being able to annex the following very flat- tering Testimonial from three of the Professors of King's Col- lege:— King s College, May 9, 1845. AVe, the undersigned, readily bear testimony to the abilities of William Duncan, Optician, Union Street, as a Philosophical In- strument Maker, and hesitate not to recommend him in strong terras to the Public as a most trustworthy person in all the departments of his business. JOHN FLEMING, Prof, of Nat. Phil. AN. FYFE, Prof, of Chemy. PAT. FORBES, Prof. SPECTACLES. W. D., aware that Spectacle Glasses of a most inferior quality are very generally employed for filling up Spectacle Frames, can most fully assure his Customers that he uses Spectacle Glasses of the very best description only for this purpose. SPECTACLES in every sort of Mounting, with Pebble or Glass Eyes. Shell and Horn EYE GLASSES, READING GLASSES, &c. &c. igiT Country orders punctually attended to. *#* EVERY ARTICLE IN THE LINE CAREFULLY REPAIRED.

N.E,— Several mistakes having occurred through the similarity of name, W. D.'s customers will please to be particular in addressing him at 92 UNION STREET, 92 (Directly opposite the Town mid County Bank.) BONNET, PLAIT, SHAWL, DRESS, AND MILLINERY ROOMS, 33 UNION STREET, 33 RE Celebrated for Elegance of Styles, durability of Fabrics, and Moderate Charges. ISAAC MATHIESON, Proprietor.

JOHN DUNCAN, WORKING GOLDSMITH, LAPIDARY, AND OPTICIAN, (sign of the golden spectacles), 4 st. nicholas street, 4: First Shop from Union Street, North Side, RESPECTFULLY intimates that he has always on hand a great variety of SPECTACLES, in Gold, Silver, Steel, Electrum, Tortoiseshell, Horn, and other Frames, which he suits to all the various Sights with unerring precision, on approved principles adopted by the most eminent Oculists and Opticians. J. D. begs also to mention that—to embrace grace with utility, and to prevent the Distortion of the Eyes, so frequently caused by ignorance and want of proper attention being paid to the many different forms of the Human Face, and highly necessary to be attended to by those who sell Spectacles—he some time ago invented a Pair of FACEOMETER SPECTACLES for taking the dimen- sions of the Face between the Eyes, the Temples, the tip of the Ears, the size of the Nuckles required (so that the Pupils of the Eyes may be exactly opposite the centre of the Lenses), and for keeping the Sight from being obstructed by any part of the Frames —giving the Eyes a free range of vision which cannot otherwise be obtained. J. D. would particularly guard against the Instrument called the Visojvieter, used by Itinerants and others who vend Spectacles, the purpose of which is to take the advantage of those who are ig- rorant in the theory of Optics, and the practical department of fitting of Spectacles and grinding of the Lenses. The least thought given to the subject is quite sufficient to detect the baneful practice. The great number of changes which take place in the working of the different kinds, of Glasses, make it impossible otherwise to as- certain the Lenses best adapted for the sight than by having a carefully-arranged and well-selected assortment of Glasses, from which a fair trial can be made. EYE-GLASSES, Pocket MAGNIFIERS, READERS, WEB and SEED GLASSES, in Gold, Silver, Steel, Brass, Electrum, Tor- toiseshell, and Horn Frames ; MICROSCOPES, Single and Com- pound ; Upright and Wheel BAROMETERS ; Cases of MATHE-

MATICAL INSTRUMENTS ; BLOW-PIPES, MAGNETS, POCKET COMPASSES, SAND-GLASSES, &c.

SS^ From the length of time J. D. has been in business, and the many high encomiums and recommendations he has had, he deems it necessary to state, to prevent mistakes which have been taken advantage of, that he has not removed to any other part of the town, but has had his Shop very extensively altered and improved. T2 PRINTING OFFICE, 61 BROAD STREET, OS (late "review" opfice).

GEORGE RENNIE respectfully brings under the notice of the Professional, Mercantile, and Trading communities that on the above Premises is executed every description of JOB PRINTING, in Waiting Letters, Invoice and Receipt Tops, Cheque and Order Books, Business Cards, Posting and Hand Bills, &c. &c, at a moderate charge, and on the shortest notice. i§ai° Intimation and Funeral CARDS at a reduced price. ROBERT FERGUSON, GENERAL DYER, SCOURER, AND RENOVATER, 43 UPPERKIRKGATE, ABERDEEN, 42 rIPAK.ES this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks JL to his numerous Employers in Aberdeen and County, and surrounding Towns and Counties, for the liberal patronage he has been favoured with since he commenced business in Aberdeen, and trusts, from the late improvements in his Works, and strict attention to all Orders committed to his charge, that he will be enabled to execute them in the first style of the art.

MERINOS, SAXONIES, &.c, Dyed and Dressed, commencing on Tuesday every week. SILKS, VELVETS, POPLINS, &c, Dyed and Dressed on the most approved principles, commencing on Wednesday and Friday every week. SILKS Watered on Thursday and Saturday. CARPETS, CRUMB-CLOTHS, and HEARTH-RUGS Cleaned. All sorts of LINEN DRAPERY Hot Calendered. MOREEN and DAMASK FURNITURE Cleaned, Re-dyed, and Dressed. PRINTED FURNITURE Cleaned, Starched, and Glazed.

Gentlemen's Apparel Renovated in a Superior Style. 8SP Orders from the Country attended to with punctuality and lespatch.

T Z\ ot Accountable for any Article left over Twelve 31onths. INNES-STREET DYE WORKS, ABERDEEN.

AVID WILSON, Silk and Woollen Dyer and Scourer, I respectfully intimates that, being solicitous to consult the wishes and convenience of a large proportion of his Customers in the West and Southern Districts, he has been induced to OPEN AN ADDITIONAL SHOP, For Receiving and Giving out Goods and Orders, at

1, CORRECTION WYND, (Adjoining St, Nicholas Street,) Where, and at 20, Innes Street, no exertion shall be wanting to merit a continuance of that patronage he has hitherto been so libe- of rally favoured with ; and for which he embraces this opportunity tendering his grateful acknowledgments.

WHITE AND FANCY SATINS, PLAIN AND FIGURED SILKS, &c, Cleaned and Dressed in the best style, every Week. SILKS WATERED ON WEDNESDAY. CHALLIES, DE LAINE, THIBET, AND MERINO DRESSES, &c, Cleaned and Finished (as in London), Without UnpicTdncj. GENTLEMEN'S APPAREL RENOVATED every Friday. VELVETS, SATINS, SILKS, CRAPES, POPLINS, BOMBAZEENS, MERINOS, CLOTHS. YARNS, &c,

Dyed, all Colours, and Dressed in the newest mode, every Week. BLANKETS, CARPETS, CRUMB-CLOTHS, &c, Cleaned. BED AND DRAWING-ROOM SUITS Cleaned, Dyed, and Dressed in a superior manner, Every Week. JOHN URQUHART, BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, SIGN OF THE GOLDEN SHOE, 53 BROAD STREET, 53 intimating his REMOVAL to that shop, 31, BROAD IN STREET (nearly opposite Queen Street), takes this opportunity of returning his most sincere thanks to his numerous customers, both in the Bespoke and Sale Line, for the long continued patronage with which they have been pleased to honour him ; and begs most respectfully to assure them, that it shall still be his study, by using every effort in his power, to merit their future com- mands. Being, from long experience in the line, enabled to judge what has proved most satisfactory to his patrons as to material and workmanship, he is determined to lose no opportunity of proving himself worthy of that distinguished patronage he has been hon- oured with for the space of fifteen years.

(?s|p Observe, 31, nearly opposite Queen Street, where some Thousands of Pa'ns of BOOTS and SHOES are always ready foL' inspection. N.B.— Orders taken and executed, affording the best Material and Workmanship, under the immediate inspection of Mr. A. DAVIDSON, whose well known qualifications as a workman require no other recommendation, Aberdeen, June, 18

CHINA, GLASS, AND STONEWARE.

EDWARD RANSON & COMPANY, 139 UNION STREET, 139 BEG respectfully to intimate to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public generally of Aberdeen and the surrounding country, that they have now opened those Premises, 139, UNION STREET, with a very extensive Stock of GOODS in the above line, complete in all its departments, which, having been carefully selected within the last six weeks, every article, in design and shape, is the newest, most fashionable, and elegant in the market. These Goods have been purchased from houses of the highest standing and celebrity in Staffordshire, which do business in ScoN land with only a few selected Customers, and with which E. Ranson & Co. have been so fortunate as to establish a connexion. They can, therefore, with unhesitating confidence recommend their Stock, as being superior in quality and variety to any ever before to be had in this city ; and by those houses supplying E. R. & Co. exclusively, the community of Aberdeen are afforded the same advantages (without risk or expense of carriage) as they would derive from dealing with the first establishments in London. E. Ranson & Co. having these advantages, and being determined to adhere strictly to the principle of keeping only such Goods as can be guaranteed, they confidently hope that, in soliciting public patronage, that support will be extended to them which it will be their highest pleasure and constant endeavour to merit.

Aberdeen, 5th May, 1845.

0®" Glass Made and Cut to any Pattern ; China and Earthenware Matched.

BLACKING.

«•> THE EDINBURGH CHEMICAL COMPANY, 39 CASTLE STREET, 31 ABERDEEN.

DAVID MARTIN, Manager.

I^HE attention of the Public is respectfully invited to try their celebrated BLACKING, which, for quality and price, now stands unrivalled in the Market. The Public may rely on the quality of this Blacking being upheld, as the only means to insure a permanent and steady sale, and to make complete that universal celebrity which it has already gained.

Sold in gross and half-gross Boxes ; Liquid in Bottles. Also, the following in One and Two Ounce Packets : —Black Lead, Patent Powder Starch, Rotten Stone, Jet Ivory Black, Purified Epsom Salts, and Polishing Paste. In Bottles—Ink, Vinegar, and Hair Oil. Pipe Clay in pounds and half-pounds; Congreve Matches

from the best makers ; Tonic Bitters, &c. &c. &c.

V3° Observe! Opposite the Cross, up One Stair.

37, Castle Street, Aberdeen, June, 1845. —

J. & D. DUNCAN BEG most respectfully to announce that they have commenced business as Auctioneers, Valuers, and Commission Agents, in every department, and have opened those central and commodious Premises, 24A UNION STREET, 24£ (Entry by Union Lane,) AS SALE AND AUCTION ROOMS. All orders intrusted to their care will be punctually attended to, and the produce of Sales immediately settled for. Farm Stocking, Heritable, and every description of Moveable Property, Sold on a Moderate Commission. J. & D. D. trust that, from their long experience in business, and their determination to conduct it with economy, dispatch, and attention, they will merit a share of public patronage. Aberdeen, 241, Union Street. TO BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS, LEATHER MERCHANTS, IN TOWN AND COUNTRY, AND THE PCBLIC IN GENERAL.

ALEXANDER STEWART, Boot-tree and Last Maker, from Edinburgh, returns his thanks to those who have favoured him with their orders since he commenced business in No. 6, Flourmill Brae, and hopes, by constant attention to the selection of his Materials, both in quality and seasoning, to merit a continuation of their patronage. A. S. would also recommend to such as may be annoyed with corns or bunions, to order Lasts

peculiarly adapted for themselves ; Ladies and Gentlemen may rely upon the model he would suggest, as tending to their ease and comfort. N.B.—Orders from the country carefully attended to. ^° Address, 6, FLOURMILL BRAE, off St. Nicholas Street. Aberdeen, June, 1845. THOMAS KIRKWOOD, GUNMAKER, IN returning his sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage he has experienced since commencing business on his own account, begs respectfully to intimate to the Nobility, Gentry, and Sportsmen in general, in town and country, his REMOVAL from 13, St. Nicholas Street, to that shop, 62 UNION STREET, C2 (opposite the royal hotel,) Where, according to previous arrangements, he will always have on hand a choice selection of the most approved Articles in the Line consisting of Double and Single GUNS, RIFLES, &c; POWDER from the most approved Makers, with London SHOT ; CAPS and WADDINGS. Every Article in the Cutlery line warranted, and orders from the country carefully attended to.

G2 UNION STREET, 62 (Opposite the Royal Hotel.)

Xorth side, Third Shop East of the Churchyard.

CHARLES FYFE & CO. request the attention of their Friends and the Public to their Superior TOBACCOS of all

British in variety ; Foreign the various kind3 ; Foreign and SNUFF CIGARS of the best qualities imported; German and Dutch

; Brunswick, French, and Ger- PIPES ; Fancy and Herb SNUFF man SNUFF BOXES— with every article in the Snuff and To- bacco line.

3S" Agents for Grimstone's celebrated Ete Snuff. .' Dealers supplied with the finest qualities of SNurrs and Tobaccos on the same terms as from London.

100 UNION STREET, NORTH SIDE. 100

ABERDEEN.-

VICTORIA CO D B T, K I S T E D BY '-•. CORNWALL, 54 CASTLE STREET. 54