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Makers—Cream, Blue, and Tinted, kept constantly in Stock ; any extra Laid or Wove. size made to order, and glazed if re- Bank Post for Foreign Correspondence, quired. in Octavo and Quarto, Waterlined or Grey, Tea, Cartridge, Blue and White Plain all colours. Casing Papers. Envelopes—Official, Letter, and Note Calenderers', Grocers', Drapers' and all qualities, sizes, and colours. Plain Confectioners' Papers. or Adhesive. De La Rue and Co.'s Leather Goods and Envelopes—Stamped with Private Dies, Fancy Stationery. Plain, Cameo, or Relief. Dohhs, Kidd, and Co.'s do. do. Every Article requiredfor the Counting-House Tcept in Stock. AGGOUI^T BGOICS.

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Bookbinding, Plain and Ornamental. Wholesale Agents for Milner's Fire Letterpress, Lithographic, and Copper- Resisting Safes and Boxes. Descrip- plate Printing, executed in the tive Pamphlets on application. Highest Style of Art. Bibles, Testaments, Prayer Books, Pattern Book Covers, Cards and Tickets Church Services, and Hymn Books, all for Calenderers, Manufacturers, &c. the Various Editions and Bindings. - Drawing Materials—Oil and Water Every Work of Interest may be had on Colours, Chalks, Canvas and every Publication. requisite for the School of Libi-aries Supplied Catalogues on ap- Design. plication. LICENSED TO SELL STAMPS AT 25 COWGATE. DuNDEK, 64 High Street & 25 Cowgate. mA^MA BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, & BOOKBINDER (BIBLE DEPOSITORY), 71 &,74 HIGH STREET, DUNDEE, HAS always on hand a very large and miscellaneous Stock of BOOKS, in the various departments of Literature, and affords a good choice being made for LIBRARIES, GIFTS, &c. Any Work not in Stock, can be procured in the course of two or three days. Works of any importance always received immediately on publication.

Orders taken for all the important Magazines and Serials of the day— and Delivered to any Address. BIBLES- Has always on hand many hundreds of Pocket Bibles and Testa- .ments, in the various Bindings and Type— and thus gives a good opportunity for any taste to be supplied. FAMILY BIBLES, PULPIT BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, PSALM BOOKS, &c., &c.

(Special attention is called to Collin's Family Bible with Com- mentary, Ready References—large type—to be had for 21s.)

LEDGERS, DAY BOOKS, JOURNALS, and all kinds of ACCOUNT BOOKS Manufactu.red to any pattern, and of the best material and workmanship. Particular attention is given to this department—and all done on the premises. Merchants, Manufac- turers, and others can depend on having their Business Books done up in the most accurate and economical manner.

Attention is invited to the following list of Business Writing Papers :—

Large Ex. Sa. Bl. Ld. Post, 4to,, per Em. of 40 dz., 9s 6d, or Stcli^Rm, of 80 dz., 18s- " ^ Large Super. Blue Laid Post, Do. 93, Do. 17s- Large Blue Wove Super. Post, rolled,3, Do. 9s 6d, Do. 18s- Large Do. Do Do. 7s 6d, Do. 14s 6d- Large Super. Cream Laid Post, Do. 9s, Do. 17s 6d- Large Do. Do. 7s 6cl, Do. 14s 6d- Lai-ge Yelljjw Wove Super. Post, Do. 9s, Do. 17s- Large :' Do. Do. 8s, Do. 15s- Large Blue Wove Note (Post 8vo.), Do. 8s 6d, Do. 16s 6d- Large Do. Do. Do. 8s, Do. 15s 6d- Large Ex. Super. Cream Ld. Do. Do. 12s 6d, Do. 24s-

Large Super. or of 160 doz,., 20s- Crm. Ld. Note, per Rm.. ~of SO doz. IDs 6d, Em. Superfine Thick Small Note, Do. 8s 6d. Do. 16i4

ENVELOPES from 4s per 1000.

MiscELANEODS STATIONERY of all sorts constantly on hand. PERRUQUIERS, PERFUMERS, HAIRCUTTERS, AND OENAMENTAL HAIR MANUFACTURERS, 11 & 13 CRICHTON STREET, AND

129 MUERAYGATE, OPPOSITE PANMURE STREET, again returning their sincere thanks to the ladies and IN gentlemen of Dundee ai;d surrounding country, for the veiy liberal patronage they have for many years enjoyed, beg to intimate that they have at present on hand a very large assortment of GENTLEMEN S' VENTILATING ZEPHYR AND OTHER WIGS AND SCALPS, LADIES ORNAMENTAL HAIR, m BRAIDS AND FRONTLETTS, Which for lightness, durability, and natural appearance, cannot be surpassed. HAIR PLAITS,'CURLS, TWISTS, CORONETS AND FRIZZETTS, With all the recent improvements. PERFUMERY, COMBS, BRUSHES, And every article requisite for the Toilette. LADIES' FANCY, &-.GENTLEMEN'S TRAVELLING BAGS, GLOVES, SPUNGES, HAND MIRRORS. POCKET BOOKS, PURSES, CONCERTINAS, FLUTINAS, ACCORDEONS, &c., &c.

Also beg to intimate that they have jiwt got to hand a large assortment of TOYS AND GENEEAL FANCY GOODS, Selected from the first Houses in the Trade. ; ;

ALEXANDER WI'WALTER'S

B W M ® E K,

Affords a large choice to Select from of

French and British Fill'd, Long, and Square SHAWLS from

15s to 25 Guineas ; Clan and Fancy Wool Tartan SHAWLS from 7s 6d to 60s ; Cashmere, Tissue, Barege, and Grenadine SHAWLS from 5s 6d to 703 Silk, Cloth, and Silk Velvet MANTLES, newest shapes, received monthly ; Misses' and Boys' CAPES and JACKETS ; Silk MANTLES Trimmed with Crape for' Mourning ; Black and Coloured Silk VELVETS ;

Eich Two and Three-Flounced Silk ROBES, 55s to 8 Guineas •

Brocades, Damasks, and Brocatelles, 50s to 6^ Guineas •

Checks, Stripes, Figures, and Cross-Overs, 30s to 80s •

Black Glacies, Gro. de Naples, Ducapes, Gro. Royals •

Radzmeres, Satinettes, Moire Antiques, and Poplins • Black and Coloured Silk VELVETS ; Black and Coloured French MERINOES, 2s to 5s 6d ; Fancy DRESSES; Gala and All- Wool TARTANS; Dress WINCEYS

FURS, PARASOLS, SCARFS ; TARTAN and CASHMERE HANDKERCHIEFS;

• CRAPES, MANTLE CLOTHS, TRIMMINGS, FRINGES, &c ; GENTS' and YOUTHS' PLAIDS.

FOaEIG27 AND B3.ITioH SILK MiH SHAWL WABSHOUSE, ClDt|itr, Inlttt, lojttr, null ||irtraakir, 86 REFORM STREET,

(Corner of Bank Steeet^,

A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF

FOS THE VABIOUS SEASONS OF THE TEAB.

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In presenting to their Subscribers and tbe Public, the present Edition of the Post Office Dundee Directory, the Publishers beg very respectfully to return their grateful acknowledgments to those gentlemen who so courteously furnished them with much useful information on various local matters, and to the public generally for the liberal patronage bestowed upon them.

As it has been suggested that a Street Directory is desirable, and should have formed a feature of the present Volume, the Publishers beg to state that they had that matter under their consideration when they commenced their labours, but, for several reasons, they have deemed it expedient to publish the

Work in its present form this year ; but, should they be induced to resume their labours next year, or at a subsequent period, the desideratum of a Street Directory will then be supplied.

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CONTENTS.

Page I,—Municipal Lists, 1

II.— Judicial Lists, ...... 7 III.—Commercial and Maritime Lists, 10

IV. Joint-Stock Companies, ... 21 V. Public Conveyances, 23 VI. Educational and Literary Institutions, 28 VII.—Charitable and Benevolent Institutions, 31 VIII.—Ecclesiastical Lists, 41 IX.—Miscellaneous Lists, X. Postal Directory, 49 Eates of Postage, 49

Registration, ... 55 Delivery, 55 Money Orders, 56 Miscellaneous Regulations, 59 XI. -List of Shipping Registered at the Port of Dundee, 82

XII. Public Offices, Buildings, and Rooms, ... 88 XIII. List op Streets, Squares, Lanes, Entries, &c., 90 XIV.—Names, Professions, and Addresses of the Principal Inhabi- tants of Dundee, XV. Names and Professions of the Principal Inhabitants of

Dundee, Classified Alphabetically, ... 206

XVI. Beoughty Ferry Lists, ...... 248 XVII. Lochee Lists, 262 Advertising List—Miscellaneous, i Insurance Companies, xliv Index to Advertising List, Ixv Digitized by tine Internet Arciiive

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INDEX.

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. . 3 Agents for Private Underwriters, 16 Guildry Incorporation Hackney Carriages . . 2i Average Staters . . 17 Harbour Trustees . . 5 Baldovan Asylum . . 32 Harbour Trustees (Committees of) 5 Band of Hope . . 37 Harbour Police . . 4 Baltic Reading Eoom . 45 Harbour Porter Society . 47 Banking Companies . • 13 Branches 14 Highland Association . 36. 14 Highland Society . . 36 Bank Holidays . . Highland Fishermen's Relief Society 36 Bible Societies, &c., . . 43 3 Home, The . . .36 Billetmaster,&c., . • Homoeopathic Dispensary . 35 Bowling Clubs . 45 Hotels . . . , 27 Burgh or Bailie Court . 3 25 Indigent Sick Society . . 34 Cab Proprietors . • Carriers ... 26 Induiitrial Schools Society . 32 Inspector of Markets . . 3 (Railway) . • 25 Instrumental Bands . . 45 & 47 Cemetery Company . . 21 Insurance Companies . . 15 Chamber of Commerce . 10 Companies (Local Boards) 15 Cii'culating Libraries . 29 Insurance Companies (Agents for Circulating Music Library . 30 Insurance Clergy and Places of Worship 41 Fire, Life, and Annuity) . 19 Building Company 21 Clerical Book Society . 28 Joint-Stock Justices of the Peace . . 7 Clothing Society . . 36 Justice of Peace Court . . 8 Commissary Court . . 7 Commissioners for Affidavits in Eng- Ladies' Anti-Slavery Association 35 Life Society . . 13 lish Courts . . 9 Boat Consuls (Vice) for Foreign States 10 Llyod's Surveyor . . 16 Local Marine Board . . 11 Constables (Sheriff) . . 9 Lodging-House Association . 31 Cricket Clubs . . 46 Magistrates and Council . 1 Curling Club . • 45 Customs ... 11 Magistrates and Council Committees 2 Incorporation . 6 Deaf and Dumb Institution . 35 Maltmen Lodges . . 46 Dental Dispensary . . 37 Masonic Diseases in the Chest Institution 35 Masters Extraordinary in Chancery 9

of Parliament . . 1 Dock Gates and Signals . 5 Member Educational Institute of Scotland Messengers-at-Arms . . 9 Establishments . 48 (Local Branch) . . 28 Military Mortifications 38 Electric Telegraph Company . 10 ... Musical Societies . • 47 Emigration Agents . . 17

. • . 30 Exchange Coffeeroom . . 29 Newspapers Excise .... 11 Ornithological Society . .27 Parochial Board (Dundee) . 6 Eye Institution . . 35 Factory Act ... 44 Parochial Board (Liff and Benvie) 6 Philharmonic Society . . 47 Fairs and Markets . . 48 Pilotage of the River Tay . 12 Female Society . . 34 Fire Brigade ... 4 Plate-glass Association . 22 . . 4 Forfarshire Reading Club . 30 Police Establishment Police Court 4 Gardeners'.'Lodge . . 47 ... Commissioners . . 1 Gas-Light Companies . . 21 Police Commissioners (Committees of) 2 Golf Club (Fanmure . . 45 Police Guild Court ... 3 Population ... 1 INDEX,

Page. Page Postal Directory— Royal Orphan InKtitation 31 Chief Officers of the Department 49 Sabbath School Teachers' Union Dundee Establishment . 49 Sacramental Fast-Days . Kates of Postage—Inland Letters 49 Scottish Reformation Society Unpaid do. 50 (Branch) Colonial and Seamen's Friend Society Foreign Letters . . 50 Sharebrokers Newspapers, &c., (stamped) cir- Sherifif Court culated inland . , 50 Sheriff Substitutes, Auxiliary

Newspapers sent . abroad 52 Sheriff Officers .

Inland Book Post . . 53 Shipbrokers Colonial do. . . 54 Shipping Companies Eegistration , . , 55 Shipwrecked Fisherman's Society Delivery ... 55 Stamps and Taxes Private Boxes and Bags . 56 Survevors appointed by Board of Money Orders . . 56 Trade .... Miscellaneous Regulations 59 Tay Ferries Exceptional Rates of Postage, &c., 74 Temperance Society Post Office, Dundee—Arrival and Town Officers Departure of Mails . 79 Town Bellman . Plours of Collection at Receiving Town Omnibuses Houses and Pillar Letter Boxes 80 Trade Report Association Hours of Despatch from Sub-0ffices81 Trades, Nine Incorporated Prison Board 4 ... Trades, Three United . Prison Establishment . . 4 Trinity House Property and Investment Company 22 Union Royal Arch Chapter Property and Investment Society, United Pi'esbyterian Town Mission Forfarshire Peimanent . 22 Valuation of Lands Act Property Investment Company, Water Company Caledonian, ... 22 Watt Institution Public Seminaries . . 28 Weavers' Lodges Public Library ... 29 Weighers (Licensed) of Flax, &c. Public Baths ... 44 Whale-fishing Companies Railway Companies . . 23 Working-men's Coffee and News- Registrars of Births, Deaths, and rooms Marriages ... 7 Writers' Incorporation Religious Tract Society . 43 Writers and Notaries Public . Royal Infirmary ... 33 Young Men's Temperance Enter- Royal Exchange Reading-room 29 prise .... Royal Lunatic Asylum . 33 POST OETICE DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

r.—MUNICIPAL LISTS.

POPULATION. According to the Census taken in 1851, the number of inhabitants was 78,931 ; and in February, 1858, the Eegistrar-General estimated the population to be 92,515.

Sir John Ogilvt, Bart., M.P. for the Burgh Local Residence—Baldovan House, near Dundee Residence in London—13 Park Place, St James', S.W., and Traveller's Club, S.W

MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL, WHO ARE ALSO COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE FOR THE BURGH OF DUNDEE. David Rollo, Esq., Provost and Chief Magistrate BAILIES. John Mackay, First Alexander Gilruth, Third Robert Webster, Second David Hean, Fourth

Peter Hean, Dean of Guild Neil Steel, Treasurer George Welch, Hospital-master John Ritchie, Kirk-master COUNCILLORS. John Robertson Peter Smith A. J. Wighton James Spankie Thomas Nicoll James Kennedy Robert A. Mudie David Jobson Charles Parker James Watson Alexander Stuart William Hean Christopher Kerr and John Anderson, conjunct Town-Clerks William Boyd Baxter, Town Chamberlain William Scott, Town's Architect James Soutar, Council Officer B 2 MUNICIPAL LISTS.

COMMITTEES OF COUNCIL. Hospital Eunds, as divided into District Sub - Committees, George Welch, Hospital-master, Convener. Three a quorum. Overgate.—Bailie Gilruth, Councillors Jobson, Smith, and Ritchie. Murraygate.— Councillors Parker, Hean, Wighton, and Robertson. Netkergate. —Bailies Mackay and Hean, Councillors Welch and Kennedy Seagate.'—De&n of Guild Hean, Councillors Stuart, Watson, and Spankie High Street and Shore.—Bailie Webster, Councillors Mudie, Nicoll and Steel Town, Hospital, and Kirk Fabric Eights, Properties, and Improvements.—Councillor Kennedy, Convener. Three a quorum. Bailies Webster, Gilruth, and Hean, Councillors Wighton, Kennedy, Steel, Spankie, Hean, Welch, and Smith Church Matters and Mortifications.—John Ritchie, Kirk- master, Convener. Three a quorum. Bailie Webster, Councillors Mudie, Stuart, Robertson, Ritchie, Welch, Wighton, and Nicoll Finance.—Neil Steel, Treasurer, Convener. Three a quorum. Bailies Mackay and Gilruth, Dean of Guild Hean, Councillors Spankie, Ritchie, Welch, Jobson, Mudie, Kennedy, Nicoll, and Steel Parliamentary Bills.—^Bailie Mackay, Convener. Three a quorum. Bailie Gilruth, Councillors Spankie, Robertson, Watson, Steel, Parker, and Kennedy council harbour trustees. Provost, Bailies, and Dean of Guild, ex officiis. James Spankie TAT FERRIES. Councillors Welch, Mudie, and Wighton council directors of SEMINARIES.

Provost and Four Bailies, ex officiis ; Dean of Guild Hean ; George

Milne, writer ; Councillors Jobson, Steel, and Stuart Note.—The Provost a member of all Committees; and memlbers of Council entitled to attend meetings of Committees, but without voting. The respeciive Committees have power to name Sub-Committees of their number for all or ao7 part of the matters coming under their consideration.

COMMITTEES OF POLICE BOARD. Three a quorum. Police, including Watching and Fire Engines.—Mr Mudie, Convener. Bailies Mackay and Gilruth, Dean of Guild Hean, Messrs R. A. Mudie, A. J. Wighton, Jno. Robertson, P. Smith, J. Watson, N. Steel, and J. Ritchie Paving, including Drainage and Recreation Grounds.—Mr Spankie, Convener. Bailies Webster and Gilruth, Dean of Guild Hean, P. Smith, Thos. Nicoll, C. Parker, Wm. Hean, A. J. Wighton, and D. Jobson Lighting.—Mr A. J. Wighton, Convener. Bailies Mackay and Hean, Messrs N. Steel, Geo. Welch, Thos. Nicoll, Chas. Parker, J Ritciie, and Wm. Hean MUNICIPAL LISTS. S

Sanitary, including Cleansing, Lodging-Houses, Slaughter- houses, AND Hacknet-Uarriages.—Mr Stuart, Convener. Bailie Gilruth, Messrs Jas. Watson, A. J. Wighton, Chas. Parker, J. Ritchie, D. Jobson, and James Kennedy Finance, including Law.—Mr Chas. Parker, Convener. Bailies Webster and Gih'uth, Dean of Guild, the Conveners of the Police, Lighting, Paving, and Sanitary Committees, Messrs J. Robertson,

^N". Steel, Jas. Kennedy, and Thos, Nicoll Note.—The Provost is a member of all the Committees of the Board. David Mitchell, Clerk of Police and Assessor Donald Mackay, Superintendent of Police, Procurator-Fiscal of Court

Donald Farquharson, Collector and Treasurer ; Office, 61 Reform Street John Fulton, Surveyor and Master of Works Robt. Dunsmore, Lispector of Lodging-houses and Slaughter-houses VALUATION OF LANDS ACT. Assessor, William Scott, Architect, 4 Reform Street Collector, Donald Farquharson This assessment is collected along with the Prison Rates, under the direction of the Finance Committee of the Town Council.

BURGH OR BAILIE COURT. Held in the Town Hall every Wednesday, at eleven forenoon. The Bailies, Judges. The Town Clerks, Assessors J. B. Baxter, Procurator-Fiscal

James Soutar, Council-Officer, Inspector of Weights and Measures, Inspector of Markets, and Billet-Master. Town Officers, Colin M'Ewan and James Baird. Town Bellman, Alexander Young, Ireland's Land, Bell Street, and 8 Murraygate. Hilltown Bellman, James Garvock, James' Street

GUILDRY INCORPORATION. Peter Hean, Dean of Guild Assessors.—David Hean, Wm. Middleton, John Mitchell, John Miller, David Jobson, George Ovver, Chas. Smith, Alex. Lawson, John Ritchie, Wm. Halley, Wm. Harris, Alex. Gilruth, Andrew Benvie, Alex. Stewart, Thos. Nicoll, John Mackay, John Robert- son, Wm. Strong John Anderson, Clerk. James Pullar, Collector

GUILD COURT. Dean of Guild, Judge

Jolin Anderson, Assessor and Clerk of Court ; office, Town-hoivpe James M'Ewen, Fiscal. John Hughes, Officer 4 MUNICIPAL LISTS. POLICE ESTABLISHMENT

Office, West Bell Street

Donald Mackay, Superintendent of Police, Procurator-Eiscal of Court, and Inspector of Lighting Alexander Webster, M.D., Surgeon Two Lieutenants, One Sub-Inspector of Lighting, Two Criminal Officers, Eight Sergeants, Eighty-seven Constables One Inspector of Lodging-houses, and One Assistant

PIRE BRIGADE. James Eyffe, Superintendent Captain of Engine No. 1 —David Kamsay Do., Do., „ 2—Robert Ramsay Do., Do., „ 3—Alexander Glass Fifteen Eiremen. Engine Stations—Police Office, and east side of King William's Dock.

JUDGES OE THE POLICE COURT. The Provost, Four Bailies, Sheriff Depute of the County, and, in his absence, the Sheriff-Substitute of the Dundee District of the County, resident within the bounds of Police, ex officiis David Mitchell, Assessor Superintendent of Police, Procurator-Fiscal of Court

HARBOUR POLICE. Office, Earl Grey's Dock-gates. Donald Mackay, Superintendent and Procurator for Breaches of Harbour Regulations One Sergeant and Three Constables

DUNDEE DISTRICT OF THE FORFARSHIRE PRISON BOARD.

Committee—Sir John Ogiivy, Bart., M.P. ; David Hunter of Black-

ness ; Provost Rollo ; Bailies Mackay, Gilruth, and Hean ; Dean

of Guild Hean ; Councillors Mudie, NicoU, and Ritchie. Clerk—W. B. Baxter. CoZ/ector—Donald Farquharson. Architect—William. Scott.

ESTABLISHMENT OF DUNDEE PRISON. Peter Cruickshanks, Governor; Alexander Duncan, M.D., Surgeon;

Rev. T. Stirling, Chaplain ; J, B. Lindsay, Teacher ; Mrs Ander- son, Matron and Female Teacher; David Chalmers, Senior Warder. MUNICIPAL LISTS. 5 HAEBOUR TRUSTEES. Harbour Office, Custom House Buildings

Shore Dues Office, Dock Street . vowost For the Town Council—F RoUo ; Bailies Mackaj, Webster, Gilruth, and Hean, and James Spankie of f^uildri/—Dean Guild Hean ; Thomas Smith, William Clark, Alexander Lawson, Charles Smith and John Moir Nine Trades—David Mackenzie, David Hume, and Andrew Benvie. Three United Ti-ades— George Ower Seaman's Fraternity— George Welch Count!/ of Forfar—Viscount Duncan, Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., M.P, Thomas Erskine ofLinlathen, and Richard Gardner of Dudhope

COMMITTEES. Finance, Rights and Police.-—Thomas Smith, Convener Works, Docks, and Pilotage.—Wm. Clark, Do. Joint- Committee on Pilotage.—Wm. Clark, Dean of Guild Hean and George Welch. Note.—The Provost is a Member of all Committees. Simon Robertson, Treasurer George Milne, Clerk. John Sturrock, Jun., Auditor John Jack, Harbour-Master David Caiman, Master of Graving Dock and Patent Slip Charles Ower, Engineer. Lanceman Webster, Head Meter and Weigher

LICENSED WEIGHERS OP FLAX, HEMP, &C. David Forbes, George Thomson, James Clark, John Sivewright William Morrison, James C. Watt ' DOCK GATES. The Gates are generally opened two hours before high-water at springtides and one hour at neap tides. Blue and White Chequered Flags hoisted at the Gate-houses indicate that the Gates are open. SIGNALS AT EARL GREY'S DOCK INDICATING VESSELS ENTERING THE RIVER Red Triangular Flag indicates a Steamer White Do. Do. a Barque or Ship Red & White Do. Do. striped, a Brig Blue Do. Do. a Schooner or Sloop Harbour Master, John Jack Dock Masters.—John Laverock, Earl Grey's ; James Lindsay- King William's '' ; and Andrew Gellatly, Victoria Docks. NINE INCORPORATED TRADES. John Z. Kay, Convener. David Rollo, Clerk and Box- Master DEACONS. Bonnetmakers, John Thorns Bakers, Bobert Reid Fleshers, Thos. Dick Shoemakers, James Urquhart Hammermen, Francis Dick Glovers, Peter Stewart. Weavers, K. W. Henderson Tailors, Francis Dick Dyers, John Stevenson James M'Donald, Trades' Officer — , :

6 MUNICIPAL LISTS. THREE UNITED TRADES. Donald M'NicoU, Convener. Alex. Boyd, Box-Master DEACONS Wrights, William Hean I Masons, John Croll Slatei^s, Balbirnie | Wm. John Low, Officer MALTMEN INCORPORATION. George Whitton, Deacon. John Hill, Boxmaster James M'Ewen, Clerk. Alex. Anderson, Officer DUNDEE PAROCHIAL BOABD. Office, Euclid Street Francis Molison, Esq. of Mayfield, Chairman T. Weston Miln, Esq., Vice-Chairman

Acting Committee for the year 1858-9.—Messrs F. Molison, C ;

T. Weston Miln, V.C.; George O'Farrell ; Jas. Cunmngham;

merchant ; Thos. Scott, mechanic ; P. M. Cochrane, merchant

Arthur Begg, clothier ; Jas. Brown, shipowner ; John Deuchars,

clerk ; Robt. Easson, grocer ; Chas. Parker, engineer ; Edward

Caird, merchant ; David Dishart, lapper ; Geo. LI. Alison,

; Thorns, wine merchant James agent ; D. B. Brown, auctioneer ; David Petrie, spirit merchant. POOR HOUSE COMMITTEE.

Francis Molison, C. ; T. Wieston Miln, V.C.; Charles Parker, G LI. Alison, Edward Caird, Jas. Cunningham, P. M. Cochrane Henry Jack, Inspector. Walter Taylor, Collector and Treasurer. D. Gunn, House Governor. William Hay, Secretary and Law Agent COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT for the PAROCHIAL BOARD OF LIFF AND BENVIE. Office, New Inn Entry, Dundee P. H. Thorns, Chairman of the Board Robt. Sturrock, flaxspinner. Convener of Committee

James Donald, flaxspinner ; John Gordon, manufacturer ; James

S. Marshall, auctioneer ; John Ritchie, merchant ; Duncan

M'Donald, teacher ; Alexander Lindsay, grocer ; James Burns,

grocer ; Malcolm Ritchie, grocer ; Thos. Fyfe, grocer ; Rev.

Lachlan M'Lean, Liff ; James Smith, Mains of Gray ; Mr Clay-

hills, of Invergowrie, or, in his absence, his Factor ; Lord Gray

or, in his absence, his Factor ; James Skene, Pole Park Road ;

John Robertson, grocer ; George Crookshanks, manufacturer ;

James Brown, spirit-merchant ; Alexander Gilruth, ironmonger ;

David Fleming, grocer ; John Baxter, grocer ; Rev. Mr Marshall

Chas. Findlay, manager ; Thos. H. Cox, merchant ; James

Soutar ; Robert Bulk ; James Wilson, merchant ; John Smith,

grocer ; Chas. Wilson ; D. H. Fair, teacher. Five a quorum, W. M'Kenzie, Inspector. ;

MUNICIPAL LISTS. 7 EEGISTRAKS OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, & MARRIAGES. First District.—William Fairweather, 19 St Andrews Street Second Do. —Alexander Leask, 62 Barrack Street. A line from tlie Harbour along Castle Street, High Street, Reform Street, Meadowside, Ward Street, and along the Newtyle Railway to the exti'eme North, divides the First, or East, and Second, or West Districts, of the Town and Parish,

II.-JUDICIAL LISTS.

SHERIFF COURT—DUNDEE DISTRICT. Court Rooms and Sheriff-Clerk's Office in the Buildings formerly occupied by the Watt Institution, Constitution Road. Small-Debt Court held on Tuesdays

at 12 noon ; Ordinary Court, on Wednesdays at 12 noon ; and Court for Debates and Proofs, on Thursday at 11 a.m. during the Session. Small-Debt Court and Ordinary Courts are held during the vacation, of which the dates are fixed at close of the Session.

Alexander Stuart Logan, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff-Depute ; John

Irving Henderson, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff-Substitute ; George

Webster, Sheriff-Clerk ; William Urquhart, Sheriff-Clerk Depute :

John Boyd Baxter, Procurator-Fiscal ; Edmund Baxter, Extra Procurator-Fiscal The Sheriff-Clerk's Office is open from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., and from 6 to 8 p.m., every lawful day, except Saturdays, when it is closed at 1 p.m. COMMISSARY COURT. The Sheriffs, Commissaries George Webster, Clerk. William Urquhart, Depute-Clerk David Mitchell, Fiscal. The Court is held every Wednesday during the Session. George Hutton, Bar-Officer of Sheriff and Commissary Courts AUXILIARY SHERIFF-SUBSTITUTES AND COMMISSARY DEPUTES. William Reid, writer. Duncan M'Lachlan, writer. JUSTICES OF PEACE FOR THE COUNTY OF FORFAR, CONNECTED WITH THE DUNDEE DISTKICT.

Earl of Camperdown ; Lord Panraure ; Lord Kinnaird ; Hon. H.

Hamilton Duncan ; Sir W. Scott, Bart. ; Lieut.-Gen. Sir W.

Chalmers ; Geo. Armitstead, Esq. ; W. E. Baxter, Esq., M.P.

David Blair, Esq. of Craighill ; Lieut,-Col. Chas. Brown Constable ;

Jas. Cox, Lochee ; John Crichton, Esq. of West Grange of Conon ;

Major Archibald Douglas, Broughty Ferry ; Peter Duncan, Broughty

Ferry ; Alex. Edward, Esq., Binrock ; Capt. Wm, Guthrie, Bal-

• rauir ; David Hunter, Esq. of Blackness ; Christopher Kerr, Esq.

Thos. Kerr, Esq. of Grange of Monifieth ; Thos. Kerr, Esq. of North

Grange ; David Laird, Esq. of Strathmartine ; Robert Leslie, Esq.,

Broughty Ferry ; Robert M'Gavin, Esq. of Ballumbie ; Jas, Miln^ 8 JUDICIAL LISTS.

Esq., Woodhill ; Jas. Mitchell, Esq. of Auchinleck ; James Neisli.

Esq. of Laws ; Wm. Neish, Esq. of Clepington ; Robert Waugh, Esq.,

Carnoustie ; George Webster, Sheriif-Clerk ; James Webster, Esq. of

Balmuir ; David Wedderburn, Esq. of Pearsie ; Alex. Wigbton, Esq.,

Grange of Barry ; David Baxter, Esq., Dundee ; Edward Baxter,

; Esq., Dundee ; James Brown, Esq., Dundee Alex. Clayhills, Esq.,

Invergowrie ; William Cobb, Esq., East Mains ; James Guthrie

Davidson, Esq., Dundee ; Viscount Duncan, Camperdown ; George

Duncan, Esq., Dundee ; Major Eyffe, Broughty Ferry ; Richard

Gardner, Esq., Dudhope ; Charles Guthrie, Esq., Taybank ; Alex- ander Kay, Esq., Dundee ; John Laing, Esq., Dundee ; Alex. Law- son, Esq., Dundee ; E. Molison, Esq., Dundee ; Sir John Ogilvy,

Bart., M.P., Baldovan ; John Smith, Esq., Harecraig ; John

Sturrock, Esq., Dundee ; Colin Symers, Esq., Dundee ; John

Symers, Esq., Dundee ; John Thorns, Esq., St Andrews ; P. H.

Thorns, Esq., Dundee ; William Thorns, Esq., Dundee. Provost of Dundee, Senior Bailie, Second Bailie, ex officiis. Principal Clerk, Sir Wm. Chalmers. Depute Clerk, David Small. Procurator Fiscal, Edmund Baxter.—OflSce, 6 High Street. JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT. The Acting Justices of the Peace for the District, Judges David Small, Writer, Clerk and Assessor The Court is held in the Guild-Hail each alterimte Monday, at eleven o'clock forenoon. The Dundee District comprehends the parishes of Dundee, Mains and Strathmartine, Liflf and Benvie, Monikie, Monifieth, Murroes, Auchter- house, and Tealing. WRITERS' INCORPORATION. David Small, Preses. William Reid, Vice-Preses Duncan M'Lachlan, Treasurer. D. S. Littlejohn, Secretary

WRITERS, PROCURATORS, AND NOTARIES PUBLIC. Those marked * are Notaries Public. P. P. Aitken, 20 Reform Street *Duncan M'Lachlan, Burnhead David Ewing, do. *Wm. Martin, 10 Reform Street Alex. Allan, 6 High Street *Jas. Miller, 49 Castle Street *John Anderson, 10 Reform St. *George Milne, II Reform St. Wm. Anderson, 10 do. David Mitchell, 41 do. •David Barrie, 61 do. James S. Mitchell, 41 do. *Edmund Baxter, 46 do. •John Morison, 26 Castle Street *John B. Baxter, 41 do. Thomas Neave, 26 do. *John Bell, 38 Castle Street William Nicoll, 4 Reform Street *Robert Boyd, 51 Reform Street *Jas. Ogilvie, 3 New Inn Entry Geo. Campbell, 6 S. Union St. *John Ogilvie, 3 do. Walter T. Currie, 3 Bank Street *James Pattullo, 1 Bank Street *Wm. Don, 38 Castle Street Thomas Thornton, 1 do. *D. S. Littlejohn, 10 Reform St. W. S. Thain, 41 Reform Street ~ Jas. M'Ewen, 6 High Street Andrew Gumming, 46 do. 4

JUDICIAL LISTS.

*John A. Gloag, 19 High St. *David Rolloj 30 Reform Street »G. Gourlay, 10 Keform Street Wm. Scott, junr., 30 do. *Wm.Ha7, do. James Shield, 46 do. And. Hendiy, 10 do. John Shiell, 3 Bank Street George Heron, Barnhead *Geo. Simpson, 14 Church Lane *Janies Hunter, 5 Reform Street *David Small, 3 Bank Street James Hunter, junr., 5 do. Wm. S. Stephen, 21 Reform St. *Jas. S. Johnston, 30 do. John Sturrock, junr., 21 do. Jas. Keay, 3 Bank Street *J. W. Thomson, National Bank *Chris. Kerr, 26 Castle Street Buildings, Reform Street •William Kerr, 1 Bank Street *Thos. Thow, 65 High Street Archd. Paul, 41 Reform Street Chas. Walker, 19 do. Peter Reid, 46 do. Francis Walker, 114 Seagate *William Reid, Burnhead Thomas Walker, 114 do. David Reith, 26 Castle Street John Skinner, 41 Reform St J. D. Grant, 20 Reform Street *David Anderson, jcrichtn St. John Grant, 6 High Street *Robt. Gardner, f

MASTERS EXTRAORDINARY IN CHANCERY. David Mitchell, writer. William Thorns.

COMMISSIONERS FOR TAKING AFFIDAVITS TO BE USED IN THE SUPREME COURTS IN ENGLAND. of Queen's Bench, Pleas, Courts Common 1 j^^^.^ Mitchell,' writer. and Exchequer, j Court of Common Pleas, John Bell, writer

MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS. Alex. Allan, 10 High Street Jas. M'Donald, 44 High Street James Smith Mills, 10 do. Jno. Fenwick, 14 New Inn Entry Thos. Buchan, 14 Overgate Peter Peterson, 14 do.

SHERIFF-OFFICERS. Thos. Buchan, 14 Overgate James Lyon, 10 High Street Alex. Allan, 10 High Street John Fenwick, 14 N. Inn Entry Geo. Hutton, SheriffCourt-House Jas. M'Donald, 44 High Street John Mathew, 14 New Inn Entry John Hutton, 10 do. James S. Mills, 10 High Street Jas. Smith, for Collection of Police Rates, &c Fo7' Criminal Business—^inlsiy Forbes, and James Dow, 41 Reform Street. CONSTABLES. The above Sheriff- Officers and Thomas Abbot, West Ferry Thomas Gourlay, Gray's Close, J High Street 10 COMMEECIAL AND MAEITIME LISTS.

III.—COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Royal Exchange, Panmure Street O. G. Miller, President. Robert Fleming, Vice-President Directors.—William Miller, Alex. J. Buist, Allan Edward, P. Duncan, William Small, David Dick, William Lowson, James Cunningham, John Sharp Robert Sturrock, Secretary and Treasurer John Cowper, Officer

DUNDEE TRADE REPORT ASSOCIATION. Committee Room, Royal Exchange Buildings The object of this Association is—to publish weekly a Pi-ices Current, with a Report on the Flax, Tow, Jute, Yarn, Linen, and Grain Markets, and any statistical information that may be considered useful to the Trade

Committee.—David Martin, jun., Chairman ; James Horsburgh, O. G. Miller, William Duff, George Jameson, W. W. Renny, and William Wrongham Frederick Renny, Secretary

VICE-CONSULS FOR FOREIGN STATES. Belgium, D. B. Niven Castle Street Brazil, William Collier, Panmure Street Bremen, ..'• H. Quosbarth, Dock Street Denmark, P. H. Thoms, St Andrews Place France, P.M.Cochi'ane, 2 Panmure Street

Hamburg, George Burnett, Meadowside . Hanover, James Edward, King Street Mecklenburg, Schwerin ,and ) ^^^.^ Monnich, Dock Street ' Oldenburg, ) Netherlands, George D. Thoms, St Andrews Place Portugal, Archibald Crichton, 4 Panmure Street Prussia, James Gordon, Castle Street Russia, Thos. Neish, Peter's Court, Cowgate Spain, Francis Molison, King Street Sweden and Norway, Andrew Low, Dock Street United States, Joseph B. Holderby

THE ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Office—Custom-House Buildings, Dock Street David Scott, Manager Hours from 7.30 a.m. to 10 p.m COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS. 11 CUSTOMS. John G. Beresford, Collector John Lorimer, Comptroller and Landing Surveyor

Robert Scott, 1st Clerk ; William Findlay, 2d do. ; Geo. H. Ferrier,

3d do. ; David Webster, Light Clerk

John Melville, Landing Waiter, 1st class ; William Scott, do.,

2d class ; George Kerr, do., 3d class.

Thomas Smith, Tide Surveyor, Dundee ; William Gilchrist, do., Broughty Ferry Robert Coventry, and Andrew Adams, Lockers James Low, David Bell, and James Galloway, Inspectors of Patrol Patrick Lindsay, Boatman and Messenger Five Boatmen and Eighteen Tide-waiters

John Hill, principal Coast Officer, Tayport ; William Boyd, do., do., St Andrews

LOCAL MARINE BOARD. Office, Custom-house Buildings ELECTED BY OWNERS OF EOKEIGN- GOING SHIPS. Allan Edward, Chairman Wm. Clark, John Guild, Wm. Nicoll, Jas. Miln, and Robert Leslie APPOINTED BY THE BOARD OF TRADE. Robert Fleming, Wm. Collier, Geo. Burnett, and David Pitcairn The Provost, ex officio Captain Anthony Trail, Shipping Master and Examiner in Seamanship George Jack, Depute-Shipping Master and Secretary to the Board Andrew Roy, Examiner in Navigation Alexander Laing, Messenger

INLAND REVENUE.—C^xmcJ

Office, Custom-house Buildings

John Anderson, Collector ; Allan Duncan Stewart, Clerk Robert Francis, Supervisor William Atkinson, W. Y. Shafto, George Hartman, and John Scott, Officers, Dundee.

INLAND REVENUE.— f5tow?ps amd Taxes.)

Office, 3 Bank Street John Shiell, Distributor and Collector William Soutar, and George J. Scott, Clerks

Office hours from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m. ; and on Saturdays from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m.

James Jack, Assessor ; office, 3 Thorter Row

Thomas Morton Black, Surveyor ; off.ce, 44 High Street 13 COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS. TRINITY HOUSE. George Welch, Master, Thomas Ewing, Depute-Master James M'Ewen, Secretary John G. Beresford, Collector of Light-money John Spink, Pilot-Master LIGHT KEEPERS. Lights of Tay—Buddonness—James Martin, Light -keeper William Graham, Assistant Ferry-port-on- Craig—Thomas Barron, Light-keeper John Ireland, 1st Assistant Thomas Adamson, 2d Do. Geo. Crammond, Yacht- keeper and Officer, Trinity House, Dundee John Clark, Marine Teacher

PILOTAGE OF THE RIVER TAY AND HARBOUR OF DUNDEE.

COMMITTEE OF SUBSCRIBERS FOR ITS IMPROVEMENT. William Clark, shipowner, chairman

David Pitcairn, shipowner; Wm. Strong, do. ; and David Crighton, shipcfVvner James M'Ewen, Secretary Pilot CW^ers—The » Pilot" and " Happy Return." Tender—'' Tay"

JOINT-COMMITTEES OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE HARBOUR OP DUNDEE AND THE FRATERNITY OF MASTERS AND SEAMEN IN DUNDEE AP- POINTED BT THE TWO BODIES FOR REGULATING THE PILOTAGE. From Harbour Trustees. From the Trinity Corporation. William Clark Thomas Ewing Peter Hean Andrew Greig George Welch David Jack Pilot Master, John Spink Pilot Office, King William's Dock Gates Collector, Simon Robertson, Shore-Dues Office, 1 Dock Street Secretary to the Joint-Committees, James M'Ewen.

PILOTS LICENSED BY AUTHORITY OF THE TRUSTEES.

1. William Bell ) Masters of 10. James Boyack 2. James Watson j" the Cutters 11. David Sime 3. James Gall 12. William Ferrier 4. John Chambers 13. W. Kennedy

.5. David Cramond 6. John narrower 7. James Donaldson Supernumeraries. 8. David Henderson 1. James Kirkcaldy 9. David Kidd. 2. Robert Ferrier Each Pilot has a Flag with his corresponding No. to be hoisted onboard the vessel he has charge of. ;

COMMERCIAL AMD MARITIME LISTS. IB

EIVER TAY LIFE-BOAT AND HUMANE SOCIETY.

Funds derived from a small tax on the Shipping. Two excellent Life-Boats, full

equipped, are maintained : one stationed off the Lights of Tay, and the oth^r on the south shore below the Screw-pile Lighthouse, always kept afloat. A third Life-boat is established at Magdalen Yard Point, working on a railway, with suitable apparatus, for rescuing bathers and parties in boats. A regular code of niglit and day signals is established, to be used in the event of

a Vessel going on the Banks ; and by which communication is made from the Lights of Tay to Broughty Ferry and Dundee Harbour.

Committee of Management—Wm. Clark, Chairman ; Peter Hean, Andrew Greig, David Jack, Thomas Ewing, George Welch Simon Eobertson, Treasurer. James M'Ewen, Secretary Superintendent of Boats and Apparatus, John Spink, Pilot Master

BANKING COMPANIES.

DUNDEE BANKING COMPANY—1763. Office, 22 Castle Street Extraordinary Directors—Professor Andrew Alexander, ll.d., St

Andrews ; John Arnot of Pitruchie, Glammiss ; David Blair of

Craighill, Dundee ; David Hood of Balluderon, Glammiss ; Major

Sir Hugh Lyon Playfair, St Andrews ; and Patrick Anderson, merchant, Dundee

Ordinary Directors—William Cobb, Mains of Pintry ; Archibald Crichton, merchant, Dundee; David Martin, merchant, Dundee;

Francis Molison, merchant, Dundee ; James Neish, Dundee ; and William David Pi'octor of Halkerton, Glammiss Charles W. Boase, Manager George C. Boase, Cashier, George Mackenzie, Accountant Robert Millar and William B. Grant, Tellers

Branches—Forfar, Patrick Meffan ; Lochee, David Rollo ; Broughty

Ferry, James C. Lindsay ; Alyth, William Japp Agents.—Messrs Ransom, Bouverie, & Co., Bankers, Pall Mall East,

London ; the Union Bank of Scotland in Edinburgh and Glasgow,

and branches ; Messrs W. H. Lambton & Co., Newcastle, and

branches ; Liverpool Commercial Bank, Liverpool ; Perth Banking Company, Perth, and branches

EASTERN BANK OF SCOTLAND—1838. Office, Trades' Hall D/recfors.—William Curr, James Buist, John Tod, William Moon, Charles Smith, and Robert Bell, M.D. Duncan Sidey, General Manager K. W. Henderson, Secretary. J. B. Lennox, Accountant Robert M'Euen and David Small, Tellers Crail, Philip Oliphant jBrancAes.—Anstruther, P. Oliphant ; ;

Inverkeithing, William Eraser ; Montrose, George C. Myers Carnoustie, Robert M'Euen, interim Agent ;

14 COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS.

Agents.—Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, & Co., London ; Beckett & Co.,

Leeds ; Huddersfield Bank ; Israel Barned & Co., Liverpool

Loyd, Entwisle, & Co., Manchester ; Sheffield and Rotherham

Bank ; Birmingham Town and District Bank ; National and

Royal Banks of Ireland ; Belfast Bank ; City of Glasgow Bank

Union Bank of Scotland ; Central Bank of Scotland ; Royal

Bank of Scotland ; Aberdeen Town and County Bank ; and the Commercial Bank of Scotland, and branches

DUNDEE SAVINGS BANK. W. Wrongham, Chairman of the Committee of Management William Thorns, Treasurer John Sturrock, jun., writer, Actuary and Cashier Office, 21 Reform Street Open—for paying in money—on Monday and Thursday mornings, from 9 to 10

o'clock ; on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from 7 to 8 o'clock ; and on

Friday afternoon, from 12 to 2 o'clock : For paving out money—on "Wednesday

evening, from 7 to 8 o'clock ; on Thursday morning, from 9 to 10 o'clock ; and ou Friday afternoon, from 12 to 2 o'clock.

BANKING COMPANIES' BRANCHES.

Bank of Scotland's Branch— Office, 34 Reform Street. William Miller, Manager. J. H. Robertson, Teller. William Moir, Eirst Clerk Agents in London—Coutts & Co., and Smith, Payne, & Smiths

British Linen Company's Branch— Office, 77 Murraygate. John Symers and James Christie, Agents James Martin, Accountant. John B. Young and David Brand, Tellers

J.^ew

the Bank of England ; and Bank of Ireland

National Bank of Scotland's Branch— Office, Bank Buildings, Reform Street. John Henderson, Agent. John Colville, Accountant James Low, Teller Agents in London.—Glyn, Halifax, Mills & Co

Royal Bank of Scotland's Branch— Office, 105 Murraygate. David Anderson, Agent

Agents in London—The Bank of England ; and Coutts & Co HOLIDAYS AT THE BANKS.

New Year's Day ; Good Friday Queen's Birthday ; Coronation ; ;

Prince Albert's Birthday ; Christmas Day j Parochial Fact Days, and Thanksgiving Mondays. ;

COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS. 15 INSURANCE COMPANIES. THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, UNITED WITH THE EORFARSHIRE AND PERTHSHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Head Office in Dundee— 14 St Andrew's Place

Dundee Board of Directors John Symers, Esq , banker, Chair- writer Esq., man ; John B. Baxter, Esq. ; Peter Duncan, merchant

Charles Guthrie, Esq. of Taybank ; Wm. Harris, Esq., merchant;

David Martin, Esq., merchant ; George Rough, Esq., merchant District Manager—Fire Department, P. H. Thoms District Manager and Secretary, T. W. Thoms. Assistant Secretary, John Duncan

Agents.—Messrs Littlejohn & Gourlay, writers ; A. & J. Adie, merchants ; Wm. Martin, writer ; Wra. Myles, accountant ; Aitkeu

& Evving, writers ; Geo. Schleselman, merchant

SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Dundee Board of Management. Loi'd Kinnaird, Chairman.

George Duncan, Vine, Dundee ; W. D. Proctor of Halkertou ;

John Smith, Hare-Craig ; James Neish of Laws ; Patrick H.

Thorns, Agent and Secretary to Local Board ; Wra. L. Gibson, M.D., Consulting Surgeon

THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Office, National Bank Buildings, Reform Street

Local Board of Directors—James Neish, Chairman ; William Myles, Thomas Couper, Patrick Anderson, George LI. Alison, and David Pitcairn Secretary to the Dundee Board, E. Erskine Scott THE LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, 23 Cowgate

Local Board of Directors.—Charles Smith, Chairman ; William Lowson, and Thomas Bell. Local Secretaries.— Scott and Bell Agents—G. LI. Alison and Thomas Blair

SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Office, Bank Court, Seagate. Dundee Board of Management.—John Watt, of Meathie, Chair- man ; Thomas Neish, G. H. Newall, James Walker, Andrew Benvie, and John Thain. Wm. Thorns, Agent. Robert Cocks, M.D., Medical Officer. ;

16 COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS. NATIONAL FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF SCOTLAND. Office, 32 Castle Street. Local Board for Life Assurance Business. —Christopher Kerr,

Chairman ; William Cobb, Alexander Lawson, and Thomas Neave. Law Agents, Chris. Kerr & Co. Medical Eeferee, Robert Cocks, M.D. Thomas Nicholson, Secretary and Agent. Peter Reid, Agent.

Sub-Agents.—John Fyffe, Dock Street ; John Ritchie, Hawkhill

James Stewart, glover ; James Graham, bookseller ; Thomas Cook, house factor ; David Dickson, King Street ; and Jolin Finlayson, Dudhope Crescent.

UNION ASSOCIATION OF UNDERWRITERS. Commissioners for 1858.—^Wm. NicoU, Wm. Clark, John Jack, John Thain, James Kennedy, Geo. Welch, R. D. Pryde

John Kennedy, Surveyor ; Joseph Gibson, Secretary

UNION FREIGHT ASSOCIATION. Commissioners same as above. Joseph Gibson, Secretary. DUNDEE MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.

Committee.—William Clark, Chairman ; Robert Leslie, John Guild, James Kennedy, Robert Aitken Mudie, William Nicoll, George Welch, James Cay, and John Jack, jr. John M. Lindsay, 7 Exchange Street, Secretary Alexander Reid, Surveyor

FREIGHT ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION. Committee and Officers the same as above

SCOTTISH SEA INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, No. 3 King Street, Dundee Directors.—David Martin, jun., Robert Leslie, Thomas Couper,

John Guild, John Cooper ; Alex. Cooper, Aberdeen ; and C. G. Sidey, Perth Samuel Brodie, Manager AGENTS FOR PRIVATE UNDERWRITERS.

John M. Lindsay, 7 Exchange St. | James Soot, 25 Cowgate Samuel Brodie, 3 King Street

SURVEYOR TO LLOYD'S REGISTER

Thomas Alexander ; Office, 45 Dock Street COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS. 17

SURVEYORS APPOINTED BY BOARD OF TRADE. Shipwright Su7-veyor—-James Brown, Craigie Terrace Engineer Do. J. Z. Kay, 43 Reform Street. AVERAGE STATERS.

James Paul, 4 Panmure Street | Joseph Gibson, 19 Dock Strfeet William Sturrock, Wellgate SHIP-BROKERS. William Henry Arrott Peter Kerr Arthur Brown Monnich & Quosbarth William Christie & Co. David M'Kenzie James Clark Robert D. Pryde Robert Copland & Co. C. G. L. Revel James Deuchars P. D. Ritchie William Eadie William Ruthven John Fyffe John Thain Gray & Cay James C. Watt J. & R. Guild James Young James Henderson EMIGRATION AGENTS. James Deuchars, 6 South Union Street Peter Kerr, 10 Dock Street P. & P. Muirhead, 26 Reform Street D. B. Niven, 23 Castle Street Robert Stewart, Top of Meadow Entry, Meadowside Alexander J. Warden, 30 Meadowside J. S. Fleming, 62 High Street. SHIPPING COMPANIES. TAY AND TYNE SHIPPING COMPANY. Schooners Joanna, Triumph, Archer, and Venture James Kennedy, Manager, 29 Greenmarket, Dundee Agent, Robert Burnet, 26 Quay Side, Newcastle WHALE-FISHING COMPANIES.

TAT WHALE-PISHING COMPANY. John Hume, Manager Ships—Advice and Jumna

DUNDEE AND UNION WHALE-PISHING COMPANY. Patrick Smith, Manager Ships—Alexander and Heroine ARCTIC FISHING COMPANY. William Clark and W. O. Taylor, Managers Screw Steam-Ship Tay C 18 COMMERCIAL AND MAKITIME LISTS.

DUNDEP:, PEETH, and LONDON SHIPPING COMPANY. Office, 4 Mid Shore, Dundee Thomas Couper, Manager

DUNDEE AND LONDON TRADE. COMMAXDEKS. Steam Ship Dundee, 680 tons, 300 h.-pow., Jas. Eattray „ Perth, 680 „ 300 „ John P. Walker Iron Screw Stea7n Ship Jjoudon, 780 „ 150 „ Duncan Bulk Clipper-Schooner Cleopatra, 186 „ David Young „ Victoria, 197 „ Alex. Ferguson „ Zenobia, 192 „ Jas. Gibson „ Geo. Duncan, 158 „ John Cosens „ Palcon, 122 „ Jas. B. Watson

Steam-Tug—Samson ; John Soutar, Master

„ Hercules ; W. Soutar, Master

Lighters—Swan, Lark, and Tay ; Geo. Anderson, Master Agents, M. & M. Wray, Downe's Wharf, London

DUNBEE AND HULL TRADE. Iron Screw-Steamer Eagle, 400 tons, 85 horse-power, Colin Deadrick, Commander Agents, Thomson, M'Kay, & Co., Hull

HAMBURG AND THE CONTINENT. Carrying the Mail. Iron Screw'Steamer Hamburg, 600 tons, 90 horse-powery William Speedy, Commander Agents, Bayans & Nienstadt, Hamburg DUNDEE AND ROTTERPAM. Iron Screw-Steamer Queen, 350 tons, 70 horse-power, Samuel Stool, Commander Agents, J. B. Crol & Co., Eotterdam

DUNDEE AND ST PETERSRURG. Iron Screw-Steamer London, 780 tons, 150 horse-power, John Dye & Co. DUNDEE AND PEETH STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. Office, West Shore Steamer, Lass-o'-Gowrie

Sails, during the summer months, from Dundee two hours before high water : and from Perth at high water, calling at Newburgh for goods and passengers. James Catanoch, Manager TRADER DUNDEE AND NEWBCRGH. Albion, J. Barlow, Master and Agent COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS. 19

FIRE, LIFE, ANNUITY, AND GUARANTEE INSURANCE COMPANIES' AGENTS.

Accidental Death.R. A. Miller Genrl. Life & Fire John Durham Eobt. Stewart Genrl. Live Stock A. J. Warden Agricul. & Cattle John Cooper Globe - - Jas. Chalmers Alliance (Ins. Co. Wm. Methven of Scotland, ) W. Wrongham Peter Matthew David Rollo Gresham - Robt. Sturrock Walker and Guardian - J. & W. Ander-

Gloag I son Anchor - - G. A. Pattullo Imperial - Samuel Brodie Wm. Strong Kent Mutual Marsh. Brown Argus - C. Kerr & Co. Lancashire - Scott & Bell Atlas - - Robert Miln G. LI. Alison Jas. Deuchars Thos. Blair British GuaranteeBaxter& Shield Leeds & YorkshireW. Barclay, jr., Johnston and Life Association of Scott Scotland - J. W. Thomson British Nation R. Farquharson Baxter& Shield Caledonian - D. Anderson Wm. Stiven Robert Miln Liverpl. & LondonJas. Guthrie Pattullo and G. K. narrower Thornton Fred. Renny Peter Reid T. B. Blair Paul & Thain London Indisput. David Peter Church of EnglandW. S. Stephen Walker& Gloag City of London Dav. Paterson Manchester - And. Ogilvie City of Glasgow And. Ogilvie Medical, Legal, and R. A. Miller General - J. M. Lindsay County - James Boyd Medical, Invalid, & Colonial - E. E. Scott General - Edm. Baxter Defender - David Peter Minerva - - Littlejohn and Eagle - Fred. Shaw Gourlay Economic - Wm. Methven Legal, Burial, and Edinburgh Reid, M'Lach- Loan Society John Murray lan & Heron National - T. Nicholson David Barrie Peter Reid English & Scottish North British - John Laing Law - Baxter & Shield Edwd. Caird Pattullo and Bell & Don Thornton Robert Small Wm. Kerr Alex. Low Equitable Fire John Stiven William Miller John. D. Luke National Prorin. Jas.Valentine 20 COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS.

Nrthrn. Assurance Littlejohn and Scottish ProvincialAnderson and Gourlay Guild P. H. Thorns J, S. Johnston T. W. Thorns Wm. Stiven A. & J. Adie Scottish ProvidentJ. Sturrock, jr., Wm. Myles Johnston and Wm. Martin Scott Aitken&Ewing Scottish Union J. & J. Hunter Geo. Schlescl- Arch. Crichton man J. H. Blakey North of England Alex. Allan G. Armitstead Norwich Union and Co. (Fire) - - E. E. Scott George Aimer Norwich Union Scottish Widow's (Life) - Jas. Chalmers Fund - P. H. Thoms Norwich & London Standard- - Shiell & Small Accident - Jas. Chalmers Robt. Boyd Palladium - W. B. Baxter Sun - - D. B. Niven Pelican - - John Bell Robt. Boyd Phoenix - Thos. Walker R. A. Miller David Peter Times Fire D. Duncan, jr., Provident Clerks David Steele Trvllers'. &MarineA. J. Warden Provident Life James Boyd R. A. Miller Reversionary Co. R. A. Miller Union, London David Peter Royal Exchange Robt, Small United Kingdom Royal Mre& Life Anderson and Life - - Robt. Stewart Guild United Kingdom And. Hendry Provident R. Livingston Scottish AmicableD.Farquharson Wesleyan and And. Hendsy General - D. H. Ferrier Scottish EquitableWm. Thorns West of EnglandW. Martin, jr., Scottish ProvincialD. Mitchell Westminster - A. J. Warden Geo. Pattullo Yorkshire - James Thoms

SHARE-BROKERS.

D. B. Niven, 23 Castle Street | Rich. A. Miller, 142 Murraygate Street Andrew Ogilvie, 21 Castle Street | Wm. Stiven, 20 Reform ;

JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES. 21 IV.-g"OINT-STOCK COMPANIES. DUNDEE GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. Office, No. 18 Castle Street Works, Peep-o'-day

DtVec^ors.—Patrick Hunter Thorns, merchant ; John StHrrock,

banker ; Peter Stuart, merchant ; William Curr, merchant Alexander Lawson, ironmonger; John ^ymers, banker; David

Baxter, merchant ; George Rough, glove manufacturer ; Charles

Guthrie, Taybank ; Archibald Crichton, merchant ^ David Martin,

merchant ; and William Jobson, druggist John Z. Kay, Engineer, Patrick Gardiner, Cashier Christopher Kerr & Co.-, writers. Law Agents to the Company David Reith, writer. Clerk to the Company or Meters, Applications for Gas and notices of escapes of Gras, &c., are requested to Office, be sent to the Company's where they wili he immediately attended to. DUNDEE NEW GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. Office, 43 Reform Street Works, Croll's Rocks, Ferry Road Directors—James Whitton, Peter Hean, William Small, Robert Easson, Anthony Trail, Thomas Leburn, Andrew Brown, and Alexander Hean Shiell & Small, Solicitors John Z. Kay, Engineer. John Dick, Secretary Orders for Gas, Meters, &c. sent to the Company's Office, will be promptty attended to. DUNDEE WATER COMPANY. Office, Meadow Road Directors—^P. H. Thorns, Chairman; William Curr, Peter Hean William Thoms ; Thos. R. Robertson, Edinburgh ; Alex. Lawson^ and Peter Stuart Robert Adamson, Manager. Shiell & Small, Secretaries

CEMETERY COMPANY.

Directors—James Pattullo, Dundee, Chairman ; Anthony Shiell,

Edinburgh ; William Wemyss, Edinburgh ; J. P. Shaw, John Millar, William P., Shaw, John Robertson—of Dundee Andrew Scarlett, Superintendent, Secretary, and Treasurer Pattullo & Thornton, writers, Agents JOINT -STOCK BUILDING COMPANY. Charles Smith, Preses. William Lawson, Vice-Preses Committee—William Balbirnie, David Shepherd, David M'Leisb, George Ower, James Hunter, jun., Andrew Hynd, Matthew Low, and John Davie William Methven, Treasurer, J. & W. Anderson, Secretaries. ;;

22 JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES. PEOPEKTY AND INVESTMENT COMPANY.

. Chairman, George Eough

Trustees—William Monro, m.d. ; Daniel Urquhart, seedsman ; John

Laing, merchant ; and Thomas Couper, shipowner Jjirectors—Thomas Brough, manufacturer; David Kidd, joiner;

John Hunter, teacher ; John Clark, builder ; Eobert Stewart,

insurance-agent ; James Cowan, brassfounder ; Wm. Robertson,

engineer ; David Cooper, slater ; Adam Moir, power-loom mana-

ger ; George Jack, Shipping Office ; Jas. Boak, leather merchant James Whitton, railway manager Surveyor, William Eoggie, contractor Law-Agent, Peter Reid, writer. Reform Street Bankers, National Bank of Scotland Secretary and Treasurer, James Kennedy Office—29 Greenmarket.

PORFARSHIRE PERMANENT PROPERTY INVESTMENT SOCIETY.

JV-Msiees—William Myles, accountant, Dundee ; Alex. Gourlay, merchant, Dundee; James Cay, shipowner, Dundee; and Alex. Ramsay, surgeon, Broughty Ferry editor, Directors—Charles Alexander, Dundee Courier ; William

merchant ; David Crabb, slater ; Hugh Grant, joiner Thomson, ;

and Peter Rattray, slater ; John C. Bell, auctioneer; James Miln, house factor Secretaries and Solicitors, Littlejohn & Gourlay, writers, 10 Reform Street. Manager and Treasurer, Chas. M'Nicoll, accountant, 10 Reform Street Swveyor, James Maclaren, architect, Reform Street THE CALEDONIAN PROPERTY INVESTMENT COMPANY.

Trustees—George Duncan, Esq. ; Alexander Lawson, Esq. ; Alex.

Easson, Esq. ; Matthew Nimmo, Esq., Surgeon; Wm. Harris, Esq.

Directors—Messrs David Jobson, Chairman ; Robert Easson

Andrew Scott ; John Sime ; Robert Park ; David Shepherd

Thomas Lyall ; A. W, Fairweather ; Donald M'Nicoll ; James

Kinnison ; James Wilson. Solicitors—Messrs Johnston & Scott, writers, 30 Reform Street OflSce—48 Reform Street. Manager—William Stiven, accountant.

MUTUAL PLATE-GLASS ASSOCIATION.—1858-59. George O'Farrell, President James Hunter, jun., Treasurer William Hay, Reform Street, Secretary ;

PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. 23

v.—PUBLIC CONVEYAlSrCES.

DUNDEE AND PERTH AND ABERDEEN RAILWAY JUNCTION COMPANY. COMPKISING THE DUNDEE AND PERTH AND DUNDEE AND NEWTYLE RAILWAYS. Chairman^ The Right Honourable Lord Kinnaird. Deputy- Chairman, Sir Patrick Murray Thriepland, Bart.

Directors—Patrick Hunter Thorns of Aberlemno ; John Bain of

Morriston, Glasgow ; William Crockatt, Glasgow ; Jas. Anderson,

C.E., Edinburgh ; Alexander Lawson, William Thoms—Dandee ; and James Mitchell of Auchinleck. Robert Alison, Secretaiy. Robert Small, Manager.

DUNDEE AND ARBROATH RAILWAY. Directors—George Rough, William Lovvson, Alexander Hean, Peter Stewart, Robert Eergusson, Thomas Couper, William Curr —

Dundee ; William Gibson, James A. Dickson, and Robert Milne —Arbroath. Robert Small, Manager. David Welch, Secretary.

EDINBURGH, PERTH, AND DUNDEE RAILWAY.

Di^-ectors—John Balfour of Balbirnie, Markinch (Chairman) ; Sir William Dunbar, Bart., M.P., Edinburgh (Deputy-Chairman)

Sir James H. Burnett, Bart., of Leys ; Wm. Dunlop, Edinburgh ; Ellice, William Muir, Edward M,P., London ; merchant, Leith ;

James Mitchell of Auchinleck, Wellbank, by Dundee ; Erskine

D. Sandford, advocate, Edinburgh ; James Taylor, merchant,

Leith ; and Lewis A. Wallace, Edinburgh Secretary and General Alanager, Henry Lees Law Agent, S. Macdonald, 1 Abercromby Place, Edinburgh Head Office, No. 9 Princes Street, Edinburgh Dundee Passenger Station. Passengers travelling with this Railway are booked at the Dundee and Arbroath Railway Company's Station, Dock Street William Guthrie, Agent

Dundee Goods Station. Yeaman Shore.—William Gibson, Agent

Eailway Trains —The hours of departure and arrival vary ; and particulars can always be learned at the Railway StationB, or from the hand-bills and Guides Ijablished periodically. —

24 PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.

TAY FEERIES. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. i!x Officiis The Lords Lieutenant and Conveners of the Cotinties of rife and Forfar, the Sheriff-Substitute for the Eastern District of Fifeshire, the Sheriff-Substitute for the Dundee District of Forfarshire, and the Provost of Dundee For the County of Fife.— John Berry of Tayfield; F. L. S. Wedder-

burn of Birkhill ; and David Pitcairn, younger of Kinnaird

For the County of i^or/ar.— Richard Gardner, Dudhope ; John Symers and James Brown, Dundee For Town Council of Dundee.— George Welchj R. A. Mudie, and A. J. Wighton

For the Subscribers.—Charles Guthrie of Taybank ; David Martin,

merchant, Dundee ; and William Thorns, insurance-agent Christopher Kerr, Manager. D. Small, Dundee, clerk William Cuckson, Superintendent. John Aitken, Collector A steamboat sails every hour from Dun- and from Newport at 9.30 and 10.30 dee from 7 A.M. to 8.15 p.m., and from A.M., 1.30, 5, 6.30, and 8.30 p.M,from 1st Newport every intermediate half-hour June to 31st October inclusive. from 7.30 a.m. to 8.30 p.m., from 1st From 1st November to 31st May—fronj May to 31st October inclusive. Dundee at 10 a.m., 1.15 and 4.30 p.m., From 1st November to 30th April, the and from Newport at 10.30 a.m., 1.3(> 7 P.M. boat from Dundee and the 7.30 and 5 p.m. P.M. boat from Newport are discoiv A cutter sails from Dundee or from tinued. Newport an hour before the steamer ON SUNDAYS each morning from 15th February io The steamboat sails from Dundee at 9 15th October. and 10 a.m., 1.15, 4.30,6, and 8 p.m., Freight of a steamer, if sufficient time be given, £5 5s; of a sail boat, 6s; and of a pinnace, 4s 6d. Night fares one half more. Stecmiers, Princess Royal and Newport Captain^ John Simson. Engineer, Robert Smith

HACIQTEY CARRIAGES.

Abstract of the Reflations enacted by the Magistrates* STANDS. On the High Street in front of the Town Hoi>se—fonr cabs. On Nethergate Street, opposite top of Union Street On Panmure Street -along south side thereof—west from Mtirraygate, On West Side South tFnion Street. On West end Arbroath Station^ Dock Street. FAKES. That the following and no higher fares shall be charged : For any distance betwixt places within the town, not lying beyond the Lilybasnl: toll-bar and Taybank gate on the east ; Blackness and Logic toll-bars on the

west ; or Somerville Place, Head of Bonnet-hill, and Stobswell (at crossing of Forfar and Murroes Eoad, Lunatic Asylum) on the north. One Shilling. For any distance beyond the said bounds, but within the limits of the extended Royalty, (besides payment of Tolls,) One Shilling and Sixpence. PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. 25

If required to go from a place situated to the westward of Small's "Wynd, Hunter Street; or Blinshall Street, to a place lying to tlie north of the road in front of Somerville Place, or Ann Street, Hillbank, or the eastward of St Eoque's Lane, Dens Brae, or Wellington Street, or betwixt places lying beyond the limits stated, sixpence extra shall be charged. For any distance beyond the extended Royalty, not exceeding one mile, a farther

sum of one shilling ; for every mile or part of a mile thereafter, ninepence additional, unless by agreement. When engaged by the hour, the fare shall be, per hour. Two Shillings, (besides Tolls.) When required to ply after eleven o'clock p.m; to one o'clock a.m., a fare and a half, as aforesaid, to be charged; after one o'clock a.m. to five o'clock a.m.,

double fares : after five o'clock a.m. till seven o'clock a.m., one and a half fare to be charged. If a carriage be required to take up two or more parties, or to go out of the ordinary route betwixt two places, so that it be detained more than ten minutes by doing so, sixpence extra may be charged.

Luggage, not exceeding in weight 56 lb shall be taken free of charge ; above that weight it shall be liable to a charge of sixpence extra. Half-fares to be charged for returning by the same carriage, (when not engaged by time,) but the carriage not to be detained beyond fifteen minutes, unless by agreement. It shall be in the option of the party requiring the carriage to take any one he may prefer, no priority of turn being allowed.

CAB PROPRIETORS. Alexander Taylor, Malthouse Close, Yeaman Shore John M. Robertson, 23 Perth Road Andrew Gray, 58 Seagate

RAILWAY CARRIERS.

J. & P. Cameron—12 Shore Terrace—forward goods to London, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, and the principal towns in

the South and West of England ; also to Glasgow, Paisley, Greenock, Perth, Brechin, Aberdeen, and all parts in the West and South of Scotland and Ireland.— James Cuthbert, agent, Dundee Thomas Howey & Co.—E. P. & D. Railway Station, Yeaman Shore- forward goods to Cupar Fife, Markinch, Kirkaldy, Granton, Leith, Edinburgh, and all the Stations on the Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railway; also to Newcastle, Sunderland, Hull, Leeds, London, and all parts on the East Coast of England.—George Sturdy, agent, Dundee Wordie & Co.— 178 Seagate—forward goods to Arbroath, Forfar, Brechin, Montrose, Aberdeen, and all towns in the North of Scot- Dumfries, and all land ; also to Glasgow, Paisley, Greenock, Ayr,

parts in the West and South of Scotland ; and also to Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, London, and the principal towns in England. David Petrie, agent, Dundee )

36 PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.

COUNTRY CARRIERS.

PLACES. NAMES. QUASTERS.

Alyth David Dick Stewart's Eagle Inn, Mrygate. Tu. & Fr, 4 p.m. Do. John Skene Alex. Law, S. Union Street Friday 2 ... Do. Jas. Allan Mudie' s Yard, 8 Butcher Row do. 6 ... Do. David Soutar Do. Do. do. 2 „. Abernyte Peter Peebles J. Bell, 49 Overgate Tu. & Fr. 3 ... Do. C. Robertson Do. Do. do. 2 ... Arbroath John King S. Wilkie, 118 Murraygate Tu. & Fr. 12 NOOX. Blairgowrie.... M. Campbell S. Wilkie & J. Bell, 49 Ovrgte. do. 3 P.M. Do. & Rattray John Stewart Eagle Inn & J. Bell Do. do. 3 ... TD. & A Brown, 13 Murygte") Bro. Feriy Jas. Morris -I J. Kilgour, baker. Do. > daily Do. Alex. Barclay ( & Js. Brand, Greenmrket. S. Wilkie, 118 Murraygate "j Coupar Angus John M'Leish f Tu. & Fr. 2 P.M. & J. Bell, 49 Overgate X Cupar Fife Rob. Wishart Jas. Brand, Greenmarket Tu. & Fr. Ceres Rob. Abbey Do. Do. Wednes. Diltymoss A. Scott Jas. Bell, 49 Overgate Tuesdiiv Drumsturdie... Allan Stark Mrs Begg, 28 Seagate Tu. & Fr. Errol Alex. Munro S. Wilkie, 118 Murraygate. do. Do. Jas. Scotland Alex. Law, S. Union Street do. Mrs Begg, 28 Seagate, & Forfar Peter Kerr f Tu. & Fr. I J.Bell, 49 Overgate Do. Chas. Low S. Wilkie, 113 Murraygate Tu.Th.Sa, Do. David Miller Eagle Inn, Murraygate Tu. Th.Sa Gallowfaald.... Dav. Chalmers A. Simpson, 11 Murraygate Tu. & Fr. Glammiss G.&D.Luckie Low's Yard, Trades' Lane do. Do. Char- ) & Jas. Mortimer Do. Do. do. leston j Glenisla Jas. M'Dougal Mudie's ITard, 8 Butcher Row Friday Glenshee David Reid Do. Do. do. Guildy Muir. Mary Fairly Mrs Begg, 28 Seagate Tu. & Fr. Inchture Rob. Craig James Bell, 49 Overgate Friday Kirriemuir John Hood S. Wilkie, 118 Murraygate Tu.Fr. Sa. Do. David Edward Do, Do. Do. Kirkinch John Mitchell Scott & Christie, 47 Overgate Friday Kinnaird Alex. Duncan John Clark, 37 Do. do. r J. Brand, Greenmarket, Lochee Peter Peebles < Jas. Bell, 49 Overgate, & daily 2 .. Do. Andrew Mudie ( Croft's Yard, Tay Street Dav. Kermath ' S. Wilkie, 118 Murraygate 1 Longforgan..,. Friday Do. John Bell & J. Bell, 49 Overgate J Liff Dav. Walker Nicoll's Shed, Gellatly Street Tu. & Fr. Meigle Wm. Kidd Sturdy's Shed, Barrack Street Friday Monikie John Smith Mrs Begg, 28 Seagate Tu. & Fr. Do. Geo. Sheriff Jas. Bell, 49 Overgate Friday Do. Jas. Campbell A. Simpson, 11 Murraygate Tu.&Fr. f Jas. Petrie, 117 Do. & ") Murroes Js, Henderson Friday \ Jas. Bell, 49 Overgate J St Andrews, ) Crail, and V Aln. M'Intyre Mrs Nicoll, 16 3. Union Street Tu. & Fr,

Anstruther ) St Andrews,,., J, Braid W. Jessiman's, 8 Yeaman Sh. Tu.&Fr. 3 ... Tayport Thos. Black Weigh House, Greenmarket Tu.W.F.S, 3 ... Tealing J. Spalding S. Wilkie, 118 Murraygate Friday 12 NOOX. Do. Jas. M'Laren Do, Do. do. PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. 27

TOWN OlilNIBUSES.

Leave Blackness Gate to Carolina Port.

At 9.30, 11.30 a.m. ; and 1.30, 3.30, 5.30, 7.30 p.m.

Leave Blackness Gate to East End Princes Street. 8.30 p.m. At 10.30 a.m. ; and 12.30, 2.30, 4.30, 6.30,

Leave Carolina Port to Blackness.

At 10 a.m. ; and 12, 2, 4, 6, 8 p.m.

I^eave East End of Princes Street to Blackness.

At 11 a.m. ; and 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 p.m.

From Cowgate to Blackness Gate. 10.10, 10.40 a.m., 11,10, 11.40 a.m., 12.10, 12.40 p.m., 1.10, 1.40 p.m. 2.10, 2.40 p.m., 3.10, 3.40 p.m., 4.10, 4.40 p.m., 5.10, 5.40 p.m. 6.10, 6.40 p.m., 7.10, 7.40 p.m., 8.10, 8.40 p.m., 9.10, 9.40 p.m.

PRINCIPAL HOTELS.

Royal Hotel, 54 Nethergate, Robt. Macnaughton. British Hotel, 4 Castle Street, Joseph Rickard. Lamb's Temperance Hotel, 56 Reform Street, Thomas Lamb. Albion Hotel, 15 Tally Street, C. Hay. Crown do. Greenmarket, Mrs M'Innes. George do. - 12 Castle Street, M. Tyrie. Union St. Temperance Hotel, 48 Union Street, Mrs Birrell. Dundee Arms, 7 Crichton Street, John Thoms. Star Inn, 58 Seagate, Andrew Gray, Eagle do., - - - 108 Murraygate, John Stewart. Strathmore Inn, 5 North Tay Street, Alexander Moon. Denholm's do. 9 Church Lane, James Denholm. Dundee Coffeehouse, 69 Murraygate, Thomas Lamb. Lloyd's Inn and Hotel, High Street, Mrs M'Ritchie. Swan Inn, 3 Barrack Street, Mrs Farquharson.

ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY.

Michael Ferrier, President ; John Smith, Vice-President ; Thomas

Keith, Treasurer ; Alex. M'Donald, Secretary.

Meets the first Tuesday of every month, in Lamb's Coflfee-house, Murraygate. 1

28 EDUCATIONAL AND LITEBARY INSTITUTIONS. VI.—EDUCATIONAL AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS. PUBLIC SEMINARIES. DIRECTORS. From Town Council— Provost RoUo ; Bailies Mackay, Webster, Gilnith, and Hean ; Dean of Guild Hean, Geo. Milne, Niel Steel, Alexander Stuart, and David Jobson. From Subscribers.—George LI. Alison, George Rougb, Jobn Stur- rock, Alex. Anderson, Patrick Anderson, Charles Smith, HeniT B. Fergusson, Dr Robert Bell, John Henderson, and Alexander Easson,

William Adam Fleming, Town House, Treasurer. George Milne, 11 Reform Street, Secretaiy. TEACHERS. Mathematics, Natural Philosophy and ) . j -r. j- Andrew Chemistry, - - - Roy, a.m.

Arithmetic and Algebra ; Descriptive, Phy- sical, and Mathematical Geography ; V George Dott Bookkeeping, &c., - - j Joseph Imandt Modern Languages, - - - J and ( Henri Durlack Latin, Greek, Geography, and History, -^•^^• | ^I'^f^ |^^' English, Grammar, Geography, &c., - John Cuthbertson Writing and Arithmetic, - - James Glass Drawing, Painting, and School of Design, John Kennedy Plain and Fancy Needlework and Music, Misses M'Cosh

John Young, Janitor.

LOCAL ASSOCIATION OF THE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SCOTLAND.

The object of the Institute is to certify the qualifications of teachers, increase their efficiency, improve their condition, and raise the standard of education generally. The Dundee Local Association consists of nearly all the teachers within the bounds of the Presbytery of Dundee. Office-bearers.—John Birrell, Princes Street School, President ; James Hamilton, Sessional School, Treasurer ; Findlay M'Diarmid, Brown Street School, Secretary. Committee—Daniel Macintosh, Thos. Dick, John Morris, William Duncan, and Alex. Hood.

CLERICAL BOOK SOCIETY. Librarian, William Middleton, 64 High Street. —;

EDUCATIONAL AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS. 29

WATT mSTITUTIOIir. 17 Lindsay Street.

Directors—William Miller, banker ; Patrick Anderson, merchant

William Martin, jun., insurance agent ; Ebenezer Erskine Scott,

accountant ; John Morison, writer ; and Edward Caird, merchant. Treasurer, William Miller. Secretary, Patrick Anderson, John Watson, Librarian and Curator. Teems—Class A—£1 Is per annum. „ B— lOs do, „ C— 6s do or Is 6d per quarter. „ D— 4s do. or Is per quarter— for ladies and apprentices. Neiv Members may join at any date, paying in exact proportion. Library and Museum open daily from 12 noon to 5 p.m., and from 7 to 9.30 evening; and on Saturdays from 12 noon till 10 evening. The Library contains 5500 volumes in the various departments of science and art and general literature. The Museum comprises many thousands of specimens animal, vegetable, and mineral; together witli natural and artificial curiosities. In the Picture Gallery are to be found many choice Photographs. Admission to Museum, Id- Members free. Popular Classes are taught in the Museum Hall, and there is a course of popular Lectures delivered generally during the winter months. Full particulars may always be obtained from the Librarian.

EXCHANGE COFFEE-EOOM. Exchange Buildings.

Committee—David Hunter, Esq., Chairman ; William Clark, James Neish, Thomas Nicholson, George LI. Alison, Samuel C. Thom- son, Robert Gray, and Charles Smith. J. M. Lindsay, Treasurer and Secretary. David Young, Waiter. ROYAL EXCHANGE READING ROOM. Royal Exchange Buildings. Under the Management of the Committee of the Chamber of Commerce. John Cowper, Waiter. PUBLIC LIBRARY. / 20 St Clement's Lane. Committee.—Rev. Peter Grant, Bailie Mackay, Geo. LI, Alison, W. S. Stephen, Robert Bell, jun., Alex. Lees, Wm. S. Thain, W. G. Thomson, Thos. A. Smieton, Jas. Kinnison, Wm. Hodge, and David Russell, Charles Rodger, Librarian, Secretary, and Treasurer. CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. A. M. Stephen, 9 High Street Jas. Graham, 163 Overgate Alex. Simpson, 17 Wellgate Mrs Adams, 11 Lindsay Street Thos. Donaldson, 16 West Port Wm. Forsyth, 76 Overgate William Blair, 40 Wellgate John Lowden, 23 Wellgate 30 EDUCATIONAL AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS.

rOEFAESHIRE EEADING CLUB. Librarian, Frederick Shaw, 35 Eeform Street. CIECULATING MUSIC LIBEAEY. William Methyen, 104 Nethergate. WOEKING-MEN'S COFFEE AND NEWS-EOOMS. Directors.—The Eight Hon. Lord Kinnaird, Sir John Ogih^y, Bart,, M.P., Colonel Kinloch, Patrick Watson, T. W. Miln, C. Guthrie, Edward Baxter, A. J. Buist, H. B. Fergusson, and others. David Sime, Treasurer. John Irvine, Secretary. COFFEE AND NEWS EOOMS. 9 Wellgate, - - - Keeper, Andw. M'Intosh

165 Overgate, . _ _ ^^ David Eobertson 1 West Dock Street, - - „ Henry Eobertson 48 & 49 East Dock Street, - - „ Thos. Paterson _ 122 Scouringhurn, _ ^^ David M'Donald Quarters to Reading-room.—Beginning of January, April, July, and

October ; terms. Is per quarter.—Open daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. The following, not connected with the Association, are conducted on the same principles, with the same scale of charges 7 Brown Street, Coffee and Eeading Eoom, William Mackie 9 Crichton Street, do. do. Thomas Skene 15 Princes Street, do. do. Eobert Farmer Greenmarket, do. do. John Downie Foot of Trades' Lane, do. do. Geo. Mathew NEWSPAPEES. Dundee, Perth, and Cupar Advertiser—1801, Office, 3 Overgate. Published every Tuesday and Friday morning.—4^d stamped, 3|d unstamped Dundee Courier—1816. Office, Key's Close, 18 Nethergate. Pub- lished every Wednesday morning.—4^d stamped, 3Jd unstamped Northern Warder—1841. Office, 9 New Inn Entry. Published every Thursday morning.—4^d stamped, 3^d unstamped Mercantile Advertiser—1854. Office, 62 High Street. Published every Thursday morning.—Gratis circulation Dundee Weekly News—1855. Office, 9 New Inn Entry. Published every Saturday morning.—Id Saturday Post—1855. Office, Top of Meadow Entry. Published every Saturday morning.—4d stamped, 3d unstamped People's Journal—1858. Office, Argyll Close, Overgate. Published every Saturday morning.—Id Weekly Express—1857. Office, 3 St Clement's Lane. Published every Saturday morning.—Id —

CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 31

VII.—CHAEITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.

MODEL LODGING-HOUSE ASSOCIATION—1849.

Patron—The Provost. President—Lord Kinnaird. . Vice-Presidents—Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., M.P., and Geo. Patterson of Castle Huntly.

Committee.—Right Eev. The Bishop of Brechin ; Messrs T. Weston

Miln ; Thomas Erskine ; Richard Gardner ; Alex. Clayhills ;

Charles Guthrie ; Edward Baxter; John Jack, junr. ; Andrew-

Low ; Alex. Pirie ; Thomas Smith ; Colin Symers ; Archibald Charles Clark William Collier; W.E. Baxter, M.P.; Crichton ; ;

Thomas Nicholson ; John Sharp ; Patrick Watson ; George

Armitstead ; James Ramsay, jun. ; Alex. Anderson ; Andrew

Brown ; Alex. Low ; William Martin, junr. ; Rev. A. Taylor ; and Rev. James Ewing. Treasurer and Secretary—Patrick Anderson. The object of the Association is to improve the lodging-houses for the labouring classes in Dundee, by establishing Model Lodging- Houses throughout the town. The Association has established three

Model Lodging-Houses : 1. The Victoria Model Lodging-House, Scott's Close, 97 Over- gate. James Simpson, Superintendent. 2. A Lodging-House for Females, 69 Scoutingburn. Mrs Petrie, Matron. 3. A Lodging-House for Females, Old Infirmary, King Street. Mrs Leslie, Matron.

SHIPWRECKED FISHERMEN AND MARINERS' ROYAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Central Office—Hibernia Chambers, London Bridge, London. T.-Weston Miln, „ . . ^ ) honorary Agents at.nDundee John Fyffe, 44 and 45 Dock Street ]

ROYAL ORPHAN INSTITUTION.—14 Small's Wynd. President, Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., M.P.

Vice-Presidents.—Lieutenant- General Sir Wm. Chalmers ; W. E.

Baxter, Esq., M.P. ; George Duncan, Esq. ; and James. G. Davidson, Esq. Directors ex officiis.—The Provost, Parish Minister, Dean of Guild, Deacon of the Maltmen, Convener of the Nine Trades, and Box- master of the Seamen's Fraternity t^'i; 32 CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.

Ordinary Directors.—Rev. Eobert Lang, Eichard Gardner, Esq. of

Dudhope ; Daniel Urqtiliart, Charles Clark, Andrew Low, T. W. Miln, Alex. Anderson, Robert M'Gavin, George Rough, George LI. Alison, Henry Henderson, and George Miller Lady Governesses.—Mrs Patrick Watson, Mrs Daniel Urquhart, Mrs Peter Hean, Mrs Walter Shaw, Mrs David Pitcairn, Mrs John Ewan, Mrs Thos. Neish, Mrs M'Gavin, Miss Bell, Miss Reid, Miss Sturrock, and Miss Catherine Ogilvy Surgeon, Matthew Nimmo. Treasurer, James Pyfe. Secretary, George Milne. Superintendents and Teachers, W. S. Peddie and Mrs Peddie.

DUNDEE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS SOCIETY—184:6. Schools, Ward Street. OFFICE-BEARERS. President, The Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird, K.T. Vice-Presidents.—The Right Hon. Lord Panmure, K.T., G.C.B., The Right Hon. the Earl of Southesk, Thos. Erskine, Esq. of Linlathen, George Duncan, Esq. Directors.—Messrs Edward Baxter, Patrick Watson, Andrew Low, T. Weston Miln, Charles Smith, Arthur Begg, Patrick Anderson, Edward Caird, Alexander Low, John Kirkland, John Adam, John Jack, jun., Alexander Anderson, Thomas Bell, George Rough, David Greig, m.d. Secretary, Andrew Low. Treasurer, Patrick Watson. Physician, David Greig, m.d. Teacher, Alex. W. Small. Female Teacher, Miss Thomson. BALDOVAN ASYLUM, Near Dundee. Established for the treatment of Imbecile and Idiot children. Under the patronage of Her Majesty the Queen and H. R. H.

Prince Albert. ,.> Yice-Patroness.—'VhQ Right Hon. Lady Jane Ogilvy. Directors.—The Earl of Southesk, Lord Kinnaird, Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., M.P., The Bishop of Brechin, Rev. John Robertson, of Mains, Rev. Alex. G. M'Gillivray, Eree Church, Mains, Sir James Camp- bell of Stracathro, James Cowan, Esq., Valleyfield, Edinburgh, Professor Alison, Edinburgh, Professor Miller, Edinburgh, Pro- fessor Martin, Aberdeen, Dr Coldstream, Edinburgh, Dr Gibson, Dundee, Thomas Erskine, Esq., of Linlathen, R. H. A. Ogilvy, Esq., Charles Guthrie, Esq., of Taybank, Francis Molison, Esq., of Mayfield, T. W. Miln, Esq., Dundee, William Neish, Esq., of Clep- ington, R. M'Gavin, Esq., of Ballumbie, David Small, Esq., Dundee, William Miller, Esq., Dundee, Charles Miller, Esq., Balruddery. Consulting Physician.—Dr Coldstream, 51 York Place, Edinburgh. Physician in Ordinary.—Dr Greig, r.R.c.s., Dundee. Treasurer.—William Millar, Esq., Banker, Dundee. CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 33

EOYAL INFIRMARY—1795. OEFICE-BEARERS. President, Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., M.P. Vice-Presidents.—Earl of Airlie, Lords Douglas, Kinnaird, and Panmure, Thomas Erskine, Esq. of Linlathen, George Duncan, and the Provost of Dundee.

Weekly Com??wVfee.—Edward Caird, Esq., Chairman ; George Rough, Esq., Charles Clark, Esq., Rev. A. I. Ritchie, Jas. Donald, Esq., William Myles, Esq., Rev. Robert Spence, Jas. Guthrie, Esq., Rev. J. C. Baxter, Patrick Watson, Esq., T. W. IMiln, Esq., Andrew Low, Esq., Thos. Smith, Esq., John Morison, Esq., Peter Stuart, Esq., Rev. A. Taylor, Rev. W. Wilson, Rev. R. Lang. The Committee is open to the President, Vice-Presidents, Governors for Life, and Treasurer, who are entitled by the Charter to attend and vote. HOUSE VISITORS. Rev. Andrew Taylor, to visit during November, 1858, and February, 1859. T. W. Miln, to visit during October, 1858, and January, 1859. Rev. Robert Lang, to visit during September, 1858, and March, 1859. Andrew Low, to visit during July 1858, and April, 1859, Rev. Wm. Wilson, to visit during August, 1858, and May, 1859. Rev. J. C. Baxter, to visit during December, 1858, and June, 1859, Honorary Consulting Physicians, Alexander Webster, m.d., and William Monro, m.d. Honorary Consulting Surgeons, John Crichton, Esq., and Matthew Nimmo, Esq. Attending Physician, James Christie, m.d. Attending Surgeon, William Crockatt, m.d, MEDICAL ATTENDANTS ON THE OUT-PATIENTS AT THEIR OWN HOUSES. 1. East District—John R. Begg, Surgeon. From the North-East and East Boundaries of the Burgh to Castle Street, Murraygate, Wellgate, Hilltown, and Mains Koad. 2. Middle District—Peter Baxter, Surgeon, From the Boundaries now stated on the East, to Small's Wynd, Hunter Street, and Blinshall Street. 3. West District—David Greig, m,d.. Surgeon. From the West Boundaries of the Middle District, stated above, to the Westeru and North-West limits of the Town. Treasurer and Secretary, John Sturrock, Junior. Medical Superintendent and Apothecary, John Glen, m.d. Matron^ Mrs M. H. Mitchell.

ROYAL LUNATIC ASYLUM—1812. EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS.

Lord Panmure ; Viscount Duncan, M.P. ; Sir John Ogilvy, Bart.^

M.P. ; Alex. S. Logan, Esq., Sheriff-Depute of the County ; the Moderator of the Synod of Angus and Mearns oi CHARITABLE AKD BENEVOLISNT iNSTlTUTIOKS.

Directors for Life.—Thomas Erskine, Esq. of Linlathen ; David

Blair Esq. of Craighill ; Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., M.P. ; William

Thorns, Esq. ; and T. W. Miln, Esq. ORDINARY DIRECTORS.

Ex Officiis.—The Provost, the senior Bailie, and the Dean of Guild, of Dundee For the Nine Incorporated Trades.—David Hume, William Lawson For the Three United Trades.—David Shepherd For the Guildry Incorporation.—John Robertson, George Ower,

William Midcfleton ; and George Duncan, for the Maltmen Fra- ternity For the Brethreii of the Trinity House.—George Welch For the Masonic Lodges.—Patrick D. Ritchie For the Kirk Session.—Rev. Andrew Taylor and Rev. Peter Grant

For the Presbytery. —The Rev. James G. Young, of Monifieth ; and Rev. John Reid, of Monikie For the Freeholders and Commissioners of Supply of the County of Guthrie, Esq. Forfar.—John Guthrie, Esq. of Guthrie ; Charles

of Taybank ; Richard Gardner, Esq. of Dudhope ; William Cobb, Esq., East Mains For the Governors of the Royal Infirmary.—Patrick Watson, George Rou-ih, Thomas Nicholson, William Monro, M.D., Robert Bell, M.D., Rev. Robert Lang, Charles Clark, Alexander Low OFFICE-BEARERS. Esq., Chairman Committee of Manafjemeut.—George Duncan, ; William Thorns, Charles Clark, Alexander Low, Charles Guthrie, and George Rough. House Visitors.—George Ower, Robert Bell, M.D., Rev. Robert Lang OFFICERS. Consultin Physician, Robert Cocks, M.D. Medical Superintendent, T. T. Wingett, M.D. Matron, Mrs Wingett. Chaplain, Rev. Thos. Stirling. Treasurer, John Stnrrock, jun. Secretary, Rev. John Robertson.

INDIGENT SICK SOCIETY. The Provost, President. Edward Baxter, Vice-President. Alex. Monciir, Treasurer. John Anderson, Avriter, Secretary, John Low, Collector.

FEMALE SOCIETY. Mrs Wright, Tay Square, President. Misb Y\'hitson aiid Sirs Symers, Treasurers. Misb Miller, S/uing!ield, Seeretavy-. CHABITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 35 INSTITUTION FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB.—1846. 20 Bucklemaker Wynd. The Right Hon. the Earl of Airlie, President. Sir John Ogilvy. Bart., M.P., and Geo. Duncan, "Vice-Presidents. Ordinary Directors.—The Provost, Sheriflf"-Sui)stitute, Dean of Guild, Convener of the Nine Trades, Rev. Andrew Taylor, Rev. James Ewing, Rev. W. B. Borwick, Rev. Dr M'Gavin, Rev. Adam I. Ritchie, Messrs William Collier, John Mitchell, John Robert- son, William Curr, T. W. Miln, George Armitstead, David Martin, jun., Alex. Anderson, Robert M'Gavin. Surgeon, Dr Langlands. Wm. Wrongham, Treasurer. Wm. Myles, Secretary. Alex. Drysdale and Mrs Drysdale, Superintendents and Teachers. Meeting for Divine "Worship, conducted by A. Drysdale, held at the Institution at the usual hours of divine service on Sundays.—The Institution is open to the inspection of visitors every Tuesday and Friday from twelve to two o'clock. LADIES' ANTI-SLAVERY ASSOCIATION. President, Mrs GilfiUan, Paradise Road. Vice-President, Mrs Lyell, Tay Street. Treasurer, Mrs Borwick, Bell Street. Secretary, Mrs Easson, Wellington Street. Committee.'—'Mxs M'Gavin, Mrs Marshall, Mrs M'Dougal, Miss Carmichael, Miss Williamson, Miss Rodger, Mrs Valentine, Miss Dobson, Mrs Cook, Miss Baxter, Mrs Robert Gilroy,' Mrs Robert- son, Miss Aimer, Mrs Boak. EYE INSTITUTION. 84 Murraygate. Patron, Lord Panmure. Extraordinary Directors.—^The Member of Parliament for the Burgh

of Dundee ; P. W. Ogilvy of Ruthven ; Lient.-Col. Sir C,

Hopkinson, C.B. ; the Provost ; and the senior Bailie. Ordinary Directors.—Colin Symers, Dr Maxwell, James Guthrie, Samuel Brodie, and Rev. James Ewing. Treasurer, Wm. Wrongham. Secretary, Wm. Kerr, writer. Surgeon, Robert Cocks, M.D. INSTITUTION FOR DISEASES IN THE CHEST. Thomas Erskine of Linlathen, President. James Arrott, M.D., Physician.

HOMOEOPATHIC DISPENSARY.—1849. 14 New Inn Entry. For the purpose of affording gratuitous advice and medicine to the poor. Attending Physician, Dr Samuel Cockbum.

Hours of Attendance—From 2 to 3 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. D 36 CHARITABLE ANT) BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.

THE HOME.—1848. AN INSTITUTION FOR THE REFORMATION OF FEMALES. 17 Paten's Lane, Perth Road.

Patronesses.—H.E.H. the Duchess of Kent ; the Right Hon. Ladj

Jane Ogilvy ; the Right Hon. Lady Kinnaird ; Lady Scott of Ancrum and Balgay. Patrons.—Earl of Airlie, Lord Panmure, Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., M.P., Thomas Erskine of Linlathen. Committee of Management.—Lady Jane Ogilvy, Mrs Stirling of Linlathen, Mrs Captain Blair, Nethergate, Miss Clayhills, Mrs Thos. Neish, Miss Duncan, Springfield, and Miss Ogilvy. Treasurer, Wm. Cobb, Mains of Fintry. Physician, Dr W. L. Gibson. Matron, Mrs Nicol.

CLOTHING SOCIETY. Mrs Martin, Roseangle, President. Miss Jessie Miller, Treasurer. Mrs John Low, Secretary.

HIGHLAND SOCIETY. For general benevolent purposes andfor relieving destitute Highlanders. Andrew Scott, Chieftain. John Miller, Vice-Chieftain. David Hean, Treasurer. George Ower, Secretary.

HIGHLAND ASSOCIATION. For relieving destitute stranger Highlanders in Dundee, encouraging the dress, music, and games of the Highlanders, and advocating and supporting the interests of Highlanders wherever or whenever at stake. Chief, His Grace the Duke of Athole. President, John M'Donald. Vice-President, John Conacher. Secretary, John Ross. Treasurer, James Wilson. Chaplain, Rev. George Gilfillan, A.M. Piper and Warder, John Cameron.

Committee meets in Thistle Hall Rooms on the first Wednesday of every month. Annual meeting 12th Jan. Annual Gathering in Barrack Park, on 26th August, or Fair Day in Dundee.

SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF AND ENCOURAGEMENT OP THE FISHERMEN IN THE HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS OF SCOTLAND. Dundee Board.— Rev. Dr M'Gavin, Rev. Geo. Gilfillan, A.M., T. W. Miln, George Rough, George Armitstead, Patrick Anderson, George LI. Alison, W. R. Morison, George Ireland, James Donald

—Dundee ; and Rae Ireland, John Brown—St Andrews. Patrick Anderson, Treasurer. W. R. Morison, Secretary. CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. DENTAL DISPENSARY.

Albert Court, 37 Nethergate.

Patron, Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., M.P. Secretary and Treasurer, Patrick Anderson. Consulting-Surgeon, Dr Greig, Dentist, W. Campbell,

Open every morning (Sundays excepted) from 9 till 10 a.m.

TEMPERANCE SOCIETY,—,1838.

President, George Rough. Vice-Presidents, Patrick Watson, Wm. Marshall, James Allan, and Thomas Paul. John Bain, Treasurer. David Burt, Secretary.

Extraordinary I/irectors.— Rev. Alex. Hannay, Rev. Duncan Ogilvie, Rev. Islay Burns, Rev. David Cook, Rev. J. Wilson, Rev. J. Johnston, Rev, Hugh Iliddell, Rev. D. Drummond, Rev. R. H.

Smith, Rev. John Masson, David Cooper, Arthur Begg ; and. shirty-two Ordinary Directors, Agent, Malcolm M'Lean.

YOUNG MEN'S TEMPERANCE ENTERPRISE. Thomas Buist, President. John Allan, Treasurer. John Lorimer, Secretary.

BAND OF HOPE—1852. David Burt—Chairman. James Scrymgeour, Treasurer and General Superintendent, William Scrymgeour, Secretary.

Meets every Tuesday evening in Lindsay Street Hall for addresses on various subjects by friends of the Temperance Movement, Vocal and Instrumtntal Music, &c. The Library, Penny Bank, classes for Music, and Committee Meetings are iield in the Old Mission-house, Castle Lane. 38 CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.

MOETIFICATIONS.

Bailie William Roger's—1658. Dr John Brown's— 1768. The Seven bursars receive each one suit of stock of this mortification is £3872 18s 9d„

clothes and £\ yearly ; and £3 6s 8d as At present 22 bursars receive each £5 an apprentice fee, one-half of which is yearly, education at the Sessional School, paid when the indenture is presented to and £8 as an apprentice fee, one-half of

the Factor ; and the other when the which is paid when the indenture is

employer certifies that the apprentice presented to the Factor 5 and the other has served faithfully. Patrons, the when the employer certifies that the Kirk Session. Factor, Rev. John apprentice has served faithfully. Patrons, Robertson. the Magistrates and Kirk Session. Mrs Eupham Mann or Roger's Factor, Rev. John Robertson. — The Widow's Fund. — 1665. At James Constable's— 1821. The present twenty-three poor widows receive interest of about £2800 is annually an annual payment of £3 12s. Patrons, applied for the education of as many j^the Kirk Session. Factor, Rev. John boys as the interest will maintain at £8 Robertson. each. Patrons, the Provost, Dean of George Bruce'S— 1738. To main- Guild, and Parish Minister. Factor, tain the mortifler's library, and to David Barrie, writer. educate a boy named Bruce, Gray, or Mrs Margaret Petrte or Mor- Duncan, or the son of any indigent ton's— I827. The interest of the bulk burgess of the burgh of Dundee, for six of her fortune is destined for the maii;!- years at the grammar school. The tenance of aged and indigent persons Patrons resolved some years ago, to belonging to the town and parish of assume an additional bursar. The stock Dundee, those of the name of Petrie of this mortification is about £400 and Wighton having a preference, who sterling. Patrons, the Provost, Dean of each receive £4 and upwards per annum. Guild, Ministers, and Senior Master of There are at present 85 pensioners on the Grammar School. Factor, David the roll. Patrons, Alex. Kay, George Barrie, writer. Duncan, James Powrie, Wra. Carr, Geo. James Clark's— 1744. Theinterest H. Baxter, James Soot, Patrick Ander- of £333 6s 8d is applied for maintaining son, Thomas Bell, and William Lowson,, and educating two boys. The Town Factor, David Barrie, writer. Council presents a list of double the George Browne's — 1695. The number of vacancies to Sir George annual income of certain heritable Clerk of Pennycuik, who from it elects subjects in the Overgate, is divided the bursars. Factor, the Town equally among ten poor children, not Chamberlain. less than six years of age, born of parents Gilbert Guthrie's—1674. At in communion with the church, and present twenty-four bursars receive £2 resident in the parish of Dundee. From 6s 8d annually, with education, at the circumstances this charity is not in the

Sessional School ; and eight bursars are meantime available. Patrons, the Pro- educated at the Sessional School, at 8s 4d vost, Bailies, Ministers, and Kirk each. Patrons, the Magistrates and Kirk Treasurer. Factor, Thos. Neave, writer. Session. Factor, the Rev. John Captain John Ramsay's— 1774. Robertson. The stock of this mortification at Miss Graham's— 1766. Two present amounts to £523 14s 9d, (£1200 female bursars receive the interest of having been paid at Martinmas last

£167 5 one receives £2, and the other in aid of the Poor-house). The £1 10s a year towards their maintenance, interest is applied to an annual along with education at the Sessional payment of £4 for the preaching of a School. Patrons, the Kirk Session. sermon on the Wonders of Providence, Factor, Rev. John Robertson. and to the education of boys, and the ,

CHAHITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 39

support of aged persons. Patrons, the George Webster's—1839. The Magistrates, Dean of Guild, Town interest of £105 is applied towards the Treasurer, and Clerk, the Ministers of education of fourtenor fifteen children at St Mary's, the Murraygate and Overgate the Sessional Schools. Patrons, the districts, and five members of the Kirk Provost and Bailies. Factor, the Town Session. Factor, Rev. J. Robertson. Chamberlain. Alexander Whyte's— 1799. Dr William Guild's— 1656. The Twenty-two boys or girls (seamen's interest of a sum equal to £240 is applied children having a preference), have to the maintenance of two bursars at the annually for 5 years £4 each, and educa- United College, St Andrews. Patrons, tion at the Sessional School. Patrons, the Town Council. Factor, the Town the Kirk Session. Factor, Rev. J. Chamberlain. Robertson. Charles Anderson's — 1820. Lord Panmure's— 1840. The interest Thirteen old men receive six shillings of £1000, given to the Town by the monthly, being half the revenue of the late Lord Panmure, is paid annually to the Royal Infirmary. fund. The other half (about £50) is paid annually to the Indigent Sick Mrs Gibson's.—The interest of £100 Society. Patrons, the Kirk Session. is applied for the preaching of a sermon Factor, Rev. J. Robertson. yearly against cruelty to animals. Pa- Rev. David Ferguson's —1695. trons, the Provost, Dean of Guild, Parish The interest of £2359 is applied to the Minister, and the first master of the education and maintenance of two boys Academy. Factor, the Town Chamber- as bursars,

40 CHAKITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITOTIONS. of £3000 affords annually £10 to the In- blind children of other names, of whoras firmary, £5 to the poor of the Niue the trustees may approve. Trades, and £5 to the poor of the parish. From a report on the educational and The remainder of the annual rent being charitable mortifications in town, pre- for the maintenance and education of ten sented to the Town Council on the 27th poor boys, and the support of ten old July, 1854, the stock of the Mortifica- men and women. Patrons, the Minister tions is as follows of the Overgate district, twenty members In patronage of the Town of Kirk Session, Convener and Deacons Council or Magistrate, £1,500 9 3 of Trades, and their immediate prede- In patronage of the Town cessors in office. Factor, David Rollo, Council or Magistrates writer. alongwithother Patrons, 9,480 16 1 William Henderson's — 1742. Mortifications in which The interest of £444 8s lOd is applied to individual members of the education of from thirty to forty Council are patrons,

poor boys and girls at the Sessional along with others, - 18,666 12 S School. Patrons, the Provost, Bailies, Mortifications for educa- Town-Clerks, and Ministers. Factor, tional, or for educa- John Symers. tional and charitable Miss Elizabeth Hallyburton's purposes combined, of — 1826. The interest of £1034 7s Id is which no member of annually divided amongst three, four, or Council, as such, is a five maiden ladies. Patrons, the Town patron, - - - 11,933 9 7 Council. Factor, the Town Chamberlain. Mortifications devoted to George Marshall's. Theinterest purely charitable pur- of £600 is divided annually among five poses, and not, either old seamen. Patrons, the Master and in whole or in part, to Committee of the Trinity House. Factor, educational, - - l7,707 6 6 James M'Ewen, writer, O&ilvie's Hospital & Mortifi- In all. £59,291 13 & cation FOR Juveniles.—1808. The present amount of the stock is about The Mortifications for £4000 The trust will not come into educational purposes, operation until one hundred years after or for educational and the death of the mortifier, which took charitable purposes place on the l9th April, 1825. Patrons, combined, amount to £41,584 7 ^ the Kirk Session. Factor, William For purely charitable Thorns. purposes, - - 17,707 6 6 Webster, Speid Watt, and John- ston's— 1855. The interest of £5375 In all. £59,291 13 8 applied in annuities to blind men and women, and in educating blind boys and This statement does not include the large sums mortified to the Dundee girls ; failing whom, to boys and girls having their sight, but always limited to Royal Infirmary (with the exception of the the names of •Webster, Speid, Watt, late Lord Panmure's endowment of £1000) and to and Johnston." The annual income is the Dundee Royal Orphan upwards of £180. Patrons, the Provost, Institution. Neither does it include the Sheriff-Substitute, Parish Minister, Dean Edward Educational Endowment, under the of Guild, and Convener of Nine Trades. patronage of the Directors of the Factor, William Thorns. By a Supple- Dundee Public Seminaries, and the educational mentary Fund the benefits of this endowment of upwards of £2000 sterling, charity are now extended to a certain not yet come into operation, ol the number of blind men and women, and late David Miln, Esq., banker. ECCLESIASTICAL LISTS. 41

VIII.-ECCLESIASTICAL LISTS.

CLEEGY AND PLACES OF WORSHIP.

ESTABLISHED CHDKCH. St Mary's, „ East Church, Rev. Charles Adie, D.D.

St Paul's, .. South Church, „ Andrew Taylor. St Clement's, Steeple Church,

St John's, .. Cross Church, Peter Grant.

St David's, .. North Tay Street, ... St Andrew's,.. King Street, Richard Logan, Chapelshade,., Constitution Road, ... Peter Cameron. Wallacetown, Princes Street, Andrew Gray.

FREE CHURCH.

St John's ... Small's Wynd,... , ..Rev. Alex. 0. Laird.

St David's, ... Ward Road, ...... „ Charles Nairn. St Andrew's,... Meadow Place, .. „ James Ewing. St Peter's, .... St Peter Street, .. „ I. Burns, A.M.

Gaelic, Meadowside, ... , .. „ John Logan. Willison's, ... Barrack Street, .. „ Thomas Hill. Wallacetown, Crescent Street, .. „ John Skene. Hilltown, Maxwelltown, ... .. „ John Baxter. Chapelshade,... Bell Street, .. „ J. M'Dougal.

St Paul's, ... Nethergate, ...... „ William Wilson. Dudhope, Upper Pleasance, . .. „ Ed. A. Thomson.

Chalmers' Territorial, .Hunter Street,... , .. „ W. A. Stirling. St Andrew's Territorial, Dudhope Street, .. „ Robert Waugh.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH. rUt. Rev. A. P Forbes, V D.C.L., Bishop of St Paul's, Castlehill, < Brechin. / Rev. H. Macnamara, V M.A., Curate. j Rev. David Greig, A.M. St Mary Magdalene's,.Blinshall Street, ( 5, James Nicholson.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

( George's Chapel, 1st Congregation, " j-Rev., Geo. Gilfillan, A.M. ( S. Lindsay Street,

2d Do. Bell Street, ...... ), W. B. Borwick.

3d Do. Tay Square, ...... ,, J.R.M*Gavin,D.D, 4th Do. Temple Lane, James Wilson.

5th Do. (Wishart)Cowgate Port, ... ,, John C Baxter. 6th Do. (James's)Bell Street, ...... „ James Reston. 42 ECCLESIASTICAL LISTS.

CONGREGATIONALIST CHURCHES. "Ward Chapel Constitution Road,..Eev. R. Spence, A.M. Princes Street, „ R. H. Smith, A.M. Lindsay Street, ...... „ David Cook. Panmure Street „ Robt. Lang, A.M. Castle Street, „ A. Hannay. Hawkhill-Preaching Station, Russelll " John Masson, ocnools, )

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. TRev. S. Keenan.

S. Andrew's Chu.oh,...Ne.hergato, ... ] ;; ^^^f^^^S;

(^ „ John Grogan,

St Mary's Church, ...Mawelltown, ...{ ;; ^^Je'r" ^J^^^n""

REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN. Hawkhill, Vacant.

UNITED ORIGINAL SECEDERS. Euclid Crescent Rev. William Robertson^

BAPTISTS. Meadowside, John Henderson. Lamb's Hall, Reform Street, David Mills.

GLASSITBS. King Street, Various,

OLD SCOTCH INIJEPENDENTS. ( Alex. Easson, Elder. Deacons—David Euclid Street, -| Proctor, James Malcolm, and John

(^ Stewart.

EVANGELICAL UNION. Reform Street, Rev. Hugh Riddell. King Street, ...... » D. Drummond„

WESLETAN METHODIST.

Overgate, Top of Tally Street, ... Rev. John Reacher.

PRIMITIVE METHODISTS.

Peter Street, ... Rev. James Johnson.

UNITED CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Rankine's Close, Murraygate, Various. , Baltic Street, John Hunter. ECCLESIASTICAL LISTS. 43

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.

Hammermen's Hall, Barrack Street, ... Various.

CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH. ^®^Eev. John Eankine. Meadow Place, Bell Street, -f I 5» William Cannan.

LATTER-DAT SAINTS, OR MORMONITES. Camperdown Hall, Barrack Street, Various.

SACRAMENTAL FAST DAYS. Thursdays before the third Sundays of April and October.

Session- Clerk, William Thorns, 112 Seagate.

SEAMEN'S FEIEND SOCIETY. William Clark, Chairman. Joseph Gibson, Treasurer. Andrew Low, Secretary. James B. Johnston, Missionary. Temporary Station—Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping Co.'s Hall, Tindal's Wynd.

MONTHLY TRACT SOCIETY.

Directors—Edward Baxter, Patrick Watson, George Armitstead, William Thoms, George Rough, James Horsburgh, John Mills. Committee—Edward Caird, John Birrell, William Will, David Kyd, Geo. Ramsay, Alexander Tyrie, William Brown, James Wright, John Laing, John Smith, David Burt, William Small, Andrew Barclay, John Duffus, Andrew Stewart, David Buchan, Alex. Smith. Secretaries—Rev. John Masson and Alex. Miller. Treasurer—James Mills. Depository—^Peter Robb, 28 Mid Street, Chapelshade.

AUXILIARY TO THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. Edward Baxter, Vice President. Rev. J. R. M'Gavin, D.D., Secretary.

AUXILIARY TO THE CONGREGATIONAL UNION OP IRELAND.

Alexander Low, Treasurer. Rev. Alex. Hannay, Secretary. 44 MISCELLANEOUS LISTS.

AUXILIARY TO THE LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY. Rev. R. Spence, Chairman of Committee. George Rough, Treasurer. Rev. David Cook, Secretary. BRANCH OF THE SCOTTISH REFORMATION SOCIETY. President—Alexander Blackie. Treasurer—R. H. Isdale. Secretary— Committee—Rev. Peter Cameron, John Dempster, Andrew W. Taylor, Thomas Wiggans, Alexander Blackie, sen., Robert Montgomery, and Thomas Nelson. Meets on first Tuesday of every month, at 8.30 p.m., in Lamb's Rooms, Reform Street.

SABBATH SCHOOL TEACHERS' UNION—1844, Its object is Christian fellowship and mutual improvement, and the advance- ment of Sabbath School instruction, without interfering with the management of particular schools and classes. It is open to teachers and schools of all evangelical denominations. David Burt, President. William Nairn, Vice-President. Alex. Crow, Treasurer. James Duff, Secretary. The Committee is composed of representatives from the various Congregations connected with the Union. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN TOWN MISSION. President—Charles Smith. Vice-Presidents—William Wallace and James Galloway. Treasurer—James Watson. Secretary—Robert Gardner. Committee—John Leslie, Geo. Yeaman, William Scott, John Christie, Alexander Keiller, John Adam, Peter Ritchie, James Scott, Geo. Cruickshanks, Jas. Deuchars, William Foggie, Robt. Livingstone, William Alston, Andrew Geddes, David Taylor.

IX. MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. FACTORY ACT, DUNDEE. Inspector of Factories—Sir John Kincaid. Sub-Inspector—Daniel Walker. Certifying Surgeons—William Monro, M.D., and C. W. Saunders, Surgeon. PUBLIC BATHS. West Protection Wall.

Directors—^hoB. Weston Miln, Convener ; George LI. Alison, David Sime, John Davie, James Smith, John Irvine, Robert A. Mudie, Thos. Scott, David Dishart, William Mudie, Geo. Welch, Neil Steel, Joseph Westwood. JVeosMrer—James Smith, Secretary—John Irvine. Superintendent—D. Gardner.

Open daily during the summer season from 7 a.in. till 10 p.m. ; and during the winter months from 8 a m, till 9 p.m. MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. 45

CUELING CLUB. Sir John Ogilvv, Bart., M.P., Patron and President. Rev. Andrew Taylor, Chaplain. Dayid Barrie, Treasurer and Secretarr. PANMURE GOLF CLUB. Daniel Walker, Broughty Ferry, Captain. James C. Lindsay and Andrew H. Brown, Councillors. "William—Crosthwaite, jun., Secretary and Treasurer. Medal-Holders ^Wm. C. Thomson, silver medal ; Captain Mait- land Dougald, gold medal; William Crosthwaite, junr., silver cross medal. BALTIC READING ROOM. 15 Cows^ate, James Smieton, Chairman. David Nicoll, Vice-Chairman. Committee—James Prain, William Duncan, John Morrison, John Glass, junr., George Whitton, Charles Henry, Thomas Reid, Peter Smith, Robert Jobson. Alex. J. Warden, Secretary and Treasurer. CAMPERDOWN INSTRUMENTAL BAND. William Myles, Leader. William Hall, Conductor. William Smellie, Treasurer. David Hall, Secretary. Practise every Wednesday evening in the Sessional School Room, Meadowside. FOREBANK INSTRUMENTAL BAND. James M'Inroy, Leader. James Forbes, Treasurer. Alexander Wilkie, Secretary. ABSTAINERS' MUSICAL ASSOCIATION. Constituted Oct. 1855, in connection with the Total Abstinence Society, for instruction in the Theory and Practice of Music. Thos. White, President. Alex. Stewart, Treasurer. John Ogilvie, Secretary. Geo. Bruce, Librarian. James Watson, Conductor. Meets for practice every Monday evening in Hammermen's Hall. DUNDEE BOWLING CLUB. William Moir, President. John Stiven, Treasurer. John S. Halley, Secretary. Committee—Alex. J. Warden, A. W. Fairweather, James Smith, Joseph Rickard, Robert Taws. John Cross, Champion. HAWKHILL BOWLING CLUB. James B. Nicoll, President. Alexander Bell, Treasurer, James Horsburgh, Secretary. Committee—John Kirkland, David M'Kenzie, John H. Luis, James Flowerdew. ; .

46 MISCELLANEOUS LISTS.

HILLTOWN BOWLING CLUB. John Morrison, President. Peter Stratton, Treasurer. William Miln, Secretary. Committee—Peter Saunders, David Proctor, G. N. Anderson, Thos. Lindsay, Thos. Lindsay, junr., Geo. Taws, and Alex. Morrison. TAY CRICKET CLUB. Andrew Storrier, Captain. Patrick Scott, Lieutenant. Richard Johnson, Treasurer. David T. Sanderaan, Secretary. Committee—David Walkei% Thomas Nicholson, Alexander Milne, William Reid, Ebenezer Robertson, James Lawson.

EXCELSIOR CRICKET CLUB.' H. Plenderleith, Captain. D. Lindsay, Lieutenant. J. H. Duffus, Secretary. D. Low, Treasurer.

MASONIC BODIES.

UNION ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 6. HOLDING- OF THE SUPREME GRAND CHAPTER OF SCOTLAND.

Meets on the first Monday of every month in the Chapter Rooms, 7 Exchange Street

James Chalmers, Z. ; J. H. Robertson, H. ; David Nicoll, J. James Jack, Past Z.

James Winter, Scribe E. ; William Anderson, Scribe N. John Low and Alex. Low, Guards.

PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF FORFARSHIRE.

Lord Panmure, R. W. G. M. ; Sir John Ogilvv, Bart, R. W. Depute

G. M. ; Earl of Southesk, R. W. Sub. G. M. ; Colonel T. R.

Swinburn, S. G. Warden ; James Mitchell of Affleck, J. G.

Warden ; Rev. Andrew Taylor, G. Chaplain ; David Small, G. Secretary; James Chalmers, G. Sword-bearer.

LODGES IN DUNDEE. No. 47. Operative—Lodge Room, 43 Overgate. John Z. Kay, R.W.M. Robert Mathers, Treasurer^ John Irvine, Secretary.

No. 49. Ancient—Lodge Room, 39 Murraygate. David Nicoll, R.W.M. P. D, Ritchie, Treasurer. Jas. C. Watt, Secretary. MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. 47

No. 78. St David's—Lodge Eoom, Eoyal Hotel. George Milne, R.W.M. William Soutar, Treasurer. Jas. Winter, Secretary,

No. 158. Thistle Operative—Thistle Hall, Union Street, James Skene, R.W.M. James Webster, Treasurer. James Anderson, Secretary.

No. 225. FoKFAR AND KINCARDINE—Lodge Room, 7 Exchange St. Jeffrey H. Robertson, R.W.M. David Crabb, Treasurer. James Jack, Secretary.

No. 254. Caledonian—Lodge Room, George Hotel. Andrew J. Wighton, R.W.M. James Anderson, Treasurer. James Adam, Secretary.

No. 317. Camperdown—Hall, Barrack Street. George Lamb, R.W.M. Charles Scott, Treasurer. Alex. Stratton, Secretary. ADAM'S LODGE OF FREE GARDENERS. James Miller, Master. William Crichton, Treasurer. Thomas Horn, Secretary. DUNDEE WEAVER LODGE. John M'Lean, Master James Brown, Treasurer. Alex. Stratton, Secretary, HAWKHILL WEAVER LODGE. John M'Leod, Master. James Bruce, Treasurer. Alex. Anderson, Secretary. HARBOUR PORTER, OR PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, James Whittet, President. David Sanders, Vice-President. Daniel Duff, Treasurer. John Dow, Clerk. PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. W. G. Spindler, Conductor. H. L. Spindler, Vocal-Conductor. Geo. Eraser, Treasurer. Wm. Barclay, Secretary. INSTRUMENTAL BAND. ieaJer, David Gordon. Peter Douglas, Secretary. Lewis Miller, Treasurer. Meets every Tuesday evening in the Ancient Mason Lodge, Murraygate—Appl at the skop of W. & M. Davidson, 54 Murraygate. 48 MISCELLANEOUS LISTS.

MILITAEY ESTAJBLISHMENTS. PENSIONER DEPARTMENT. ARMY, NAVY, AND EAST INDIA COMPANY, ALSO PATRIOTIC FUND, MERCANTILE MARINE, AND TRINITY HOUSE FUND. Head Quai^ters, Dundee. Captain William J. Kirk Staff-Officer. Sergeant-Major William Thom Staff- Sergeant. John Hutchison, Messenger,

Staff Office, Dudhope Barracks. The Dundee District comprises the entire of the Counties of Forfar and Kincar- dine. The several Pay Stations are as follow : Arbroath, Montrose, Brechin, Forfar, Broughty Ferry, Johnshaven, Laurencekirk, Kirriemuir, Stonehaven, and Ferry-Port-on-Craig. ARMED FORCE. Captain William J. Kirk Commandant. Sergeant-Major William Thom 1st Company. Sergeant-Major Charles Strachan, 2d Company. Sergeant E. Miller Piper-Major. Strength of the Armed Force.— 1 Commandant, 2 Sergeant- Majors, 6 Sergeants, 8 Corporals, 4 Drummers, 1 Bugler, and 120 Privates. BARRACK DEPARTMENT. Captain Richard S. Wickham...Barrackmaster for Dundee & Perth. Sergeant Isaac Moore Barrack-Sergeant, Dundee. Sergeant William Miller Barrack-Sergeant, Perth. Sergeant David Leighton Victoria Street Barracks, Perth. S. Thorbum Canteen Keeper, Dundee. James Halkerstone Canteen Keeper, Perth. Barrack Office, Dudhope Barracks.

FAIRS.

Stobb's Fair, for Cattle, Sheep, and Horses, is held on the 11th of July, or on first Tuesday thereafter. Dundee First Fair, for Cattle, Sheep, and Horses, is held on 26th August, if that day fall upon a Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,

or Friday ; but if on other days, then the first Tuesday thereafter. Sheep market ou the previous day. Dundee Latter Fair, for Cattle and Horses, is held on the 19th September—the same rule applying as with the First Fair. N.B.—These markets are held at the Fair Muir, top of Hilltown. The Term ," Flit-Friday" or feeing markets, are held on the 25th May and on 22d November, or on the first Friday thereafter. The Weekly Cattle and Sheep Market is held every Monday forenoon at the Market-place, Lochee Road.

Market Days—Tuesday and Friday. ;

X.-POSTAL DIRECTORY.

CHIEF OPPIGEES OF THE DEPAETMENT.

Postmaster General, _ . _ Lord Colchester. Secretary, ... Rowland Hill, Esq. John Tilley, Esq. Assistant - - f Secretanes,' ( Erederic Hill, Esq. Secretary in Ireland, - - G. C. Cornwall, Esq. Secretary in Scotland, - - E. Abbot, Esq. Surveyorfor North of Scotland, - John Warren, Esq. DUNDEE ESTABLISHMENT. HEAD OFFICE, TOWN HOUSE, HIGH STREET. William Gibb, Postmaster. Peter Proudfoot, Chief Clerk.

William Lyon, 2d Clerk ; William Robertson, 3d Clerk ; James

Donn, acting 4tli Clerk ; Alex. Thomson, acting 5th Clerk James Langlands, Auxiliary Sorter.

Letter Carriers.—Dayid Urquhart, 39 Nethergate ; David Smith,

3 Vault ; William Sprunt, 16 Ann Street ; David Noble, Dudhope

Crescent ; William Shepherd, 11 Seafield Lane ; William George,

6 Elizabeth Street ; James Milne, Gray's Close ; Andrew Smith,

Dudhope Crescent ; James Galloway, James' Street ; James Henderson, Doig's Entry, Overgate. Stampers and Bag Collectors.—Andrew Buist, 27 Blackness Road ;

James Stevenson, Paradise Lane ; William Moncur, Doig's Entry, Overgate.

^ I.—RATES OF POSTAGE. Inland Letters.* The rate of postage on all inland letters is regulated by weight, irrespective of distance, and (with the exceptions afterwards mentioned) is as follows :— * Inland Letters are those whicli pass between" places in the United Kingdom, includingthe Isle of Man, the Orkney, Shetland, Scilly,^and Channel Islands. —

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If paid in advance

Letter weighing not more than |- oz. - -= ld=

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

Unpaid Letters.

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

The rates of postage on letters to foreign countries and the colonies are entered in the Table of Colonial and Foreign Postage at page 62. Addresses to the Queen and Petitions to Parliament.

Petitions and addresses to Her Majesty, forwarded direct, are exempt from postage ; and such petitions and addresses, as also petitions to either House of Parliament, if sent to a member of either House, are likewise exempt, provided they do not weigh more than two pounds, and are without covers, or are in covers open at the sides. No letter, or other inclosure, however, must be inserted, and if one be found, such enclosure, unless it bear the proper number of postage stamps, will be charged as an unpaid letter. Newspapers and other periodical Publications bearing the ITewspaper Stamp circulated inland.

Although provision is made for forwarding newspapers, books, and money through the post, it is not compulsory on any one to employ this mode of transmission ; everything except letters may be sent in any other way. All periodical publications, including newspapers published in the United Kingdom, at intervals not exceeding thirty-one days, and which bear an impressed stamp or stamps denoting the stamp duty (of the kind formerly confined chiefly to newspapers), may be transmitted and re-transmitted through the post within the United King- dom free of postage under the following regulations, viz. :--- POSTAL DIRECTORY. 51

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

Amount of Stamps Maximum Maximum Superficial impressed on Extent of Letter-press Number of Sheets. the Publication. on One Side.

One Penny - - . Two - . - - 2,295 inches. Three Halfpence Three - - - - 3,443 „ Two Pence - - - Four - - - - 4,591

2d. No publication, or portion thereof, can pass through the post unless the impressed stamp whicb it bears be a stamp of the value at least of one penny. 3d. The title and date of the publication must be printed at the top of every page. 4th. The publication must be folded in such a manner that the whole of the stamp or stamps, denoting the full duty, shall be exposed to view, and be distinctly visible on the outside, except that where there are more than two publications in the same cover it will be considered sufficient if the stamps be so arranged that they can readily be examined. 6th. It must not be printed on pasteboard or cardboard, or on two or more thicknesses of paper pasted together, nor miist any pasteboard, cardboard, or such pasted paper be sent with it as a back or cover thereto, or otherwise. 6th. It must be posted within fifteen days from the printed date of issue. 7th. It must have either no cover or a cover open at the ends. 8th. It must not contain any enclosure. 9th. It must have no writing or other mark thereon, but the name and address of the person to whom it is sent, nor anything on the cover but such name and address, the printed title of the publication, and the printed name and address of the publisher or vendor who sends it. Thus if a newspaper franked by a newspaper stamp, after having had the address of one person written upon the paper itself, be sent to another person, the first address must be cut off (obliteration not being sufficient), otherwise tlie paper will be charged as an unpaid letter, 10th. If the publication be addressed to any person within the free delivery of the place where it is posted, |t will become liable to a postage of one penny, which must be prepaid by affixing a postage stamp. 11th. When a newspaper, «S;c., is so folded as not to expose the stamp or stamps, a postage of one penny is charged in addition to any other postage to which the publication, if properly folded, would

be liable ; and if the newspaper, &c. be addressed to any person within the free delivery of the place where it is posted, and do not bear a penny postage label, it is charged 2d. 53 POSTAL DIRECTORY.

12th. lu case of any other irregularity the publication is dealt with as an unpaid letter. 13th. It is suggested that every publication should have a notice to purchasers conspicuously printed, pointing out the necessity of exposing the stamp or stamps to view whenever the publication is sent through the post. 14th. Unstamped publications, and stamped publications which have been issued more than fifteen days, can be forwarded within the United Kingdom aud to the colonies under the regulations of the book post. Newspapers sent abroad. Newspapers sent abroad are liable to the same regulations as newspapers passing (under the newspaper privilege) between different parts of the United Kingdom, except as regards size, and that, before going abroad, the name of the newspaper must have been registered at the General Post Office, and that, instead of requiring to haA'-e an impressed stamp (by which is meant the stamp specially used for newspapers), each newspaper, if sent to a British Colony, is liable to a postage of Id (which must be prepaid by a postage label or in money*), together with an additional postage (as shown in the Table of Colonial and Foreign Postage) when the newspaper has to pass through a foreign country. In the same table will be found the postage of newspapers sent to foreign countries. In all cases of nev/spapers going abroad the impressed stamp stands for nothing. Publications registered for transmission abroad, although not strictly newspapers, are in all respects treated as such, so far as their transmission by the British oflSce is concerned. Parliamentary Proceedings. Printed proceedings of the Imperial Parliament, sent without covers, or in covers open at the ends, may circulate within the United Kingdom at the following rates of postage ;— Weighing not more than 4 oz. - - - - Id „ more than 4 oz. but not exceeding 8 oz. - 2d „ more than 8 oz. „ „ 12 oz. 3d „ more than 12 oz. „ „ 16 oz. - 4d

and so on ; one penny being charged for every additional quarter of a pound or fraction of a quarter of a pound. The words Parliamentary Proceedings must be written or printed on the cover of the packet, otherwise it will be liable to the letter rate of postage. Prepayment, when the circulation is within the United Kingdom,

is optional ; and if it be made in part, the simple difference only is charged. Parliamentary proceedings may be sent, under the Book Post privilege, to all the colonies, and to those Foreign States between which and this country there is a book post (see pages 54, 62, 74, & 75.)

* Newspapers posted unpaid are retained at the Returned Letter Office for one week, and then, if the postage still remain unpaid, are destroyed. —

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Inland Book Post.

The following are the regulations of the Inland Book Post :

1st. Rates of Postage ; Weighing not more than 4 oz. - - - Id oz. ,, more than 4 oz, and not exceeding 8 2d „ more than 8 oz. „ „ 16 oz. 4d 1 l^lb. ,, more than lb. „ „ 6d and so on, 2d being charged for every additional half pound or fraction of a half pound. 2d. The postage must be prepaid in full, by means of postage stamps affixed outside the packet or its cover. 3d. Every packet must be sent either without a cover, or in a cover open at the ends or sides ; so as to admit of the enclosures being removed for examination. For the greater security of its contents, the packet may be tied at the ends with string ; but in such case the Postmaster is authorised to cut the string, although he is required to refasten the packet. 4th. A book-packet may contain any number of separate books or other publications (including printed letters and printed matter of every kind), prints, or maps, and any quantity of paper, parch- ment, or vellum. And the books or other publications, prints, maps, &c., may be either printed, written, or plain, or any mix- ture of the three. Purther, all legitimate binding, mounting, or covering, of a book, &c,, orofa portion thereof, Avill be allowed, whether such binding, &c. be loose or attached; as also rollers, in the case of prints or maps; markers (whether of paper or otherwise), in the case of books ; and, in short, whatever is necessary for the safe transmission of literary or artistic matter, or usually appertains

thereto ; but no patterns, or books of patterns, (unless these consist merely of paper) can be allowed. 5th. No book-packet may contain any written letter, closed or open, or any enclosure sealed or otherwise closed against inspection ; nor must there be any letter, nor any communication of the nature of a letter written in any such packet or in or upon its cover. Entries however, merely stating who sends the book, &c.,-or to whom it is given, are not regarded as a letter. Indeed as respects the name and address of the sender, not only is the writing permitted but recommended ; so that if the cover come off or for any other reason the packet cannot be forwarded, it may be returned. 6th. No book-packet must exceed two feet in length, width, or depth. 7th. Any packet which shall not be open at the ends or sides, or shall have any written letter or any communication of the nature of a letter written in it, or upon its cover, will be charged with the " unpaid" letter postage. 8th. If a packet be found to contain any written letter, whether closed or open, or any enclosure sealed or otherwise closed against inspection, or any other unauthorised enclosure, the letter or — —

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enclosure will be taken out and forwarded to the address on the packet, charged with the full postage, as an unpaid letter, together

with an additional rate (Id) ; and the remainder of the packet if duly prepaid with stamps, will then be forwarded to its address. 9th. If a packet be not sufficiently prepaid with stamps, but nevertheless bear a stamp of the value of one rate (Id) it is forwarded, charged with the deficient book-postage, together with an

additional rate ; but any packet which bears no postage stamp is charged with the " unpaid" letter postage. 10th. In every case in which the postage chargeable under these regulations is greater than the letter rate, the latter postage is substituted. Colonial Book Post.

At the following chaj*ges, and on the same conditions as the foregoing (except that no packet weighing more than three pounds can be sent to the East Indies or to New South Wales), book-packets can be forwarded to every British Colony: To India, Ceylon, New South "Wales, Victoria, Tasmania (Van Diemen's Land), South Australia, Western Australia, New Zea-

land, Mauritius, and Hong Kong, the charge is as follows : - - Weighing not more than 4. oz. 4d, „ more than 4 oz. but not exceeding 8 oz, 8d. „ „ 8 oz. „ „ 1 lb. Is 4d. lib. „ „ Iflb. 2s Od. „ l^lb. „ „ 2 lbs. 2s 8d.

and so on ; 8d being charged for every additional half-pound or fraction of a half-pound. Charges to every other British Colony :— Weighing not more than 4 oz. - - 3d, „ more than 4 oz. but not exceeding 8 oz. 6d. „ „ 8 oz. „ „ 1 lb. Is Od. „ 1 lb. „ ,. 11 lb. Is 6d. „ „ 1^ lb. „ „ 2 lbs. 2s Od.

and so on ; 6d being charged for every additional half-pound or fraction of a half-pound,* Precautions against Fraud, &c. The Head Postmaster who first receives a book-packet is required, whenever he has ground for suspecting an infringement of any of the above conditions, and ocasionally, even when there is no ground for suspicion, to open and examine the packet ; and every book-packet which is not open at the ends or sides, or which exceeds two feet in length, width, or depth, or which has any written letter or any communication of the nature of a letter written in it or upon its cover, or whicli does not bear postage stamps equal to a single book-rate, is sent to the Returned Letter Branch of the Circulation j

Office, Edinburgh ; but in the case of any other infringement of tlie | * to -whicli there is a took-post, and for the conditions For the Foreign Countries , and rates of charge, see pages 62 to 71. POSTAL DIEECTORY. 55

regulations, the packet is dealt with in accordance with the above regulations. To prevent obstacles to the regular transmission of letters, any- Head Postmaster may, when necessary, delay forwarding a book- packet for a period not exceeding twenty-four hours beyond the ordinary time.

II. REGISTRATION. By the prepayment of a fee* of sixpence any letter, newspaper, book, or other packet on which the postage has been prepaid in stamps, may be registered to any place within the United Kingdom. Book packets and newspapers can also be registered to the colonies under the conditions mentioned at page 77. To foreign countries Utters only can be registered. The registration of a packet makes its transmission more secure by rendering it practicable to trace it,

when inland, from its receipt to its delivery ; and when colonial, if not to its delivery at least to the port of despatch. The Post Office does not guarantee the safe delivery of the letter, &c., though the officers are of course responsible to the Postmaster General, who will call to strict account any one neglecting his duty on this point, and, if his Lordship think proper, will require him to make good any loss that may be sustained thereby. The postage and registration fee of registered letters must be prepaid ; and if the letter be inland, such prepayment must be by stamps. Every letter to be registered should be presented at the window, and a receipt obtained for it, and must on no account be dropped into the letter-box. If, contrary to this rule, a letter marked " Registered" he dropped into the letter-box, it will, if directed to anyplace in the United Kingdom, be liable to a registration fee of one shilling, instead of the ordinary fee of sixpence. No Letter-Carrier or Rural Messenger is required to take letters from the Public for the purpose of registering them. The latest time for posting registered letters is half an hour before the time for posting ordinary letters.

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

* This fee in the case of a letter addressed to a place abroad, may be paid either ia money or stamps ; but in all other cases it must be paid in stamps. —

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Delivery at Window. Letters are delivered at the window after the arrival of every mail (within office hours) as soon as they can be sorted. In all cases, however, when there is a corresponding delivery by Letter Carriers, the window delivery (whether to the holders of private l)0xes or to the public generally) does not begin till the Letter Carriers have left the office, nor is it allowed in any way to delay the departure of the Letter Carriers. In order to prevent the additional trouble which is sometimes caused by letters being directed to a Post Office, although for persons residing within a free delivery from such office, but who have no private box, a Postmaster is authorised, when such letters arrive by a mail for which there is a delivery from house to house, to refuse to deliver them at the window, and to send them out by the Letter Carriers, except such as are addressed to the military in barracks. Private Boxes and Bags. Any person can have a private box who is willing to pay the appointed fee. Where this fee goes to the Revenue, it is generally fixed at one guinea per annum to be paid in advance, and for a it period of not less than a year ; and where goes to the Postmaster, he may demand the same terms, though he may, at his option, take less. The same also, in most cases, are the terms for a private bag, except that in addition there is the cost of the bag itself, and a charge for conveyance, the maximum of the latter being half a guinea per annum if by a foot messenger, and two guineas if by a mounted one. As the service of a private bag, however, may possibly delay tbe despatch of the general bag, none are allowed without the permission of the Surveyor.

IV. MONEY OBDEBS. The public are recommended, when applying for Money Orders, to use printed "Application Forms," which save time, and afford greater security, than verbal messages, against mistakes. These Torms are sold by Postmasters at the rate of ten for one penny, or of five or any smaller number for a halfpenny. The commission on a money Order not exceeding £2 is threepence, and on one above £2 it is sixpence ; no order being granted for more than £5. No order is allowed to contain a fractional part of a penny. With the subjoined exceptions, no Money Order can be issued unless the applicant furnish, in full, the surname and at least the initial of one Christian name, both of the remitter (the person who sends the order) and the payee (the person to whom the money is to be paid), together with the remitter's address : 1. If the remitter or payee be a peer or a bishop, his ordinary title is sufficient ; and if a firm, the usual designation of such firm will suffice*, except a company trading under a title which does not * The mere term " Messrs/' however^ is not sufficient. —

POSTAL DIRECTORY. 07 consist of the names of the persons composing it, as the " Carron Com- pany," to which kind of company the ahove privilege does not extend. 2d. When the remitter notifies in writing that the order is to be paid through a bank, it is left to his option to give or withhold the name of the payee ; and he may, if he wish it, substitute for the name of the payee any other designation or any modification of the name, as for example : — " The Cashier of the Bank of England," "The Chief Clerk of the Foreign Office,"—"The Publisher of the Times,"—" Messrs Longman & Co." When application is made for a Money Order payable in London, or at any other town where there is more than one Money Order Office, the remitter should say at which of such offices he wishes it to be paid, otherwise the order can be cashed at the Head Office alone. It is not incumbent on a Postmaster to supply such information relative to local or provincial offices.

An order once issued cannot be cancelled ; and should repayment or transfer to a different office or alteration of name be required, the remitter must apply to the Metropolitan Office. When an order is presented for payment (otherwise than through a bank) the Postmaster has first to see that the signature of the payee be as full as the name given in the advice, and be not in any way inconsistent therewith. He has then to call on the applicant to give the name of the remitter, and if the reply be correct, the order will be paid, unless the Postmaster have good reason for believing that the applicant for payment is neither the rightful claimant, nor deputed by him. When an order is paid through a bank it is sufficient that it be receipted (without regard to any discrepancy between the signature and the name in the advice, or to whether the receipt is given by the payee himself or by another person), and that it be presented (crossed with the name of the receiving bank) by some person known to be in the employment of the bank. The holder of a Money Order is alway at liberty to direct, by crossing it, that the order be paid through a bank, even though its payment was not originally so restricted ; and when the order is thus crossed, the question put on the presentation of an ordinary Money Order is dispensed with. Money Orders do not require a receipt stamp Payment of an order must be obtained before the end of the second calendar month after that in Avhich it was issued (for instance, if issued in January it must be paid before the end of March), otherwise the order becomes lapsed, and a new order will be necessary, for which a second commission Avill be charged. Any person presenting a lapsed order will be furnished with a copy of a printed notice headed " Lapsed Money Orders," containing direc- tions how to proceed. If the order be not paid before the end of the twelfth calendar month after that in which it was issued (for instance, if issued in January, and not paid before the end of next January,) all claim to the money will be lost. —

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No application can be entertained for compensation for alleged injury from the nonpayment of a money order at the expected time ; and after once paying a money order, by whomsoever presented, the OfKce is not liable to any further claim. The Public are therefore strictly cautioned,

1. To guard against the loss of the money order. 2. Never to send the money order in the same letter with the information required on payment thereof. 3. To be careful on applying for a money order to state correctly the surname and at least the initial of the Christian name of the person in whose favour it is to be drawn. 4. To see that the name of the person taking out the order is correctly known to the person in whose favour it is drawn. Under no circumstances can payment of an order be demanded

on the day of issue ; and, as respects orders granted at minor oflSces, time must be allowed for the advice to pass through '^the Metro- politan Office. In case of the miscarriage or loss of a money order, a duplicate is granted on a written application (with the necessary particulars) to the Controller of the Money Order Office of the kingdom where

the original order was issued ; and by a similar application to the same officer, who (except as regards a temporary power to stop payment) can alone act in such cases, authority can be obtained to transfer the payment of an order from one office to another, or to stop payment, or to correct any error in the name of the remitter or payee, or to repay the money to the remitter. Every such application, however, must contain, in postage stamps, a second commission (namely, threepence for an order not exceeding £2, and 6d for an order above that sum), though one commission will suffice even when, in the same application, more things than one, relating

to the same order, are asked for ; as both an alteration in the name of the payee and payment at another office. Unless a sufficient reason be given for an exception, the application must be either from the remitter or payee. Whenever on complaint being made, it is found that the necessity for an application entailing the payment of a fresh commission is attributable to the Post Office, the stamps

transmitted in payment of the commission will be returned ; and when it can be ascertained where the blame lies, the officer in fault will be required to pay the additional commission. A Postmaster is required to give information how to apply for a duplicate order, &c., and must furnish the applicant with the pre- scribed form of application. Moreover, if payment of an order be refused in consequence of the replies to the questions respecting the remitter not corresponding with the entries in the advice, or of a difference in the name in the receipt, the Postmaster is instructed to advise the applicant for payment to communicate with the remitter, and request him to apply to the Controller of the Metro- politan Money Order Office of the kingdom in which the order was —

POSTAL DIRECTOEY. 59 issued, enclosing in his application the additional commission (in postage stamps) chargeable for the alterations required. No Letter Carrier or other servant of the Post Office is bound to procure a Money Order for any person, or to obtain payment for one ; but such services are not forbidden.

No money order business is transacted on the Sunday ; neither in England, Scotland, or Ireland, is any transacted on Christmas Day Friday, nor, in Scotland, the or Good on Sacramental Fast Days ; but for the convenience of the labouring classes the provincial offices are kept open on the Saturday night till eight o'clock (or as near that hour as the despatch of the mail will allow), except where the Surveyor of the district considers such an arrangement unneces- saiy. Money Orders are issued and paid at the Chief Offiges in London Dublin, and Edinburgh dally, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., except on Saturdays, when the hours of business are from 10 a.m. till 1 p.m. Orders are issued and paid at most provincial offices from 9 in the morning till 6 in the evening, and the time is never less than from 10 till 4. A Postmaster, however, is in some cases allowed to suspend the business during the time ho is making up his letter bags, &c., provided a notice of the intervals be placarded at his Office. The agents of the Post Office in Malta and Gibraltar are author- ized to issue Money Orders on the several Money Order Offices in the United Kingdom ; but no orders can be drawn upon the above mentioned places. IV.—MISGELLAHEOUS REGULATIONS. With the following exceptions no letter, &c. can be forwarded by the post which is more than two feet in length, breadth, or depth nor any unpaid packet which weighs more than four ounces, unless three quarters of the postage have been paid. The exceptions are : 1st. Packets to or from places abroad. 2d. Packets to or from any of the Government Offices or departments, or Public Officers. 3d. Petitions or addresses to the Queen, whether directed to Her Blajesty, or forwarded to any member of either House of Parliament. 4th. Petitions to either House of Parliament, forwarded to any member of either House. 5th. Printed Parliamentary proceedings. No information can be given respecting letters which pass through a Post Office* except to the persons to whom they are addressed ; and in no other way is official information of a private character allowed to be made public. Postmasters are not allowed to return any letter, &c. to the writer

* The term " Post Office" applies to all Post Offices, whether Head Office, Sub- Office or Receiving Office. A " Head Office" is an office subordinate only to a Metropolitan Office. Both Sub-Offices and Receiving Offices are under Head-

Offices ; but at Receiving Offices letters are received only, not delivered. 60 POSTAL DIRECTOKY.

or sender, or to any one else, or to delay forwarding it to its destination according to the address, even though a request to such

effect be written thereon ; as every letter, &c. must be delivered to the person to whom it is directed, and to him alone. Late letters, &c.* are received till within five minutes of the despatch of the mails, except where the Surveyor may deem a longer interval necessary, and excepting that no office is to be kept open merely for this purpose after ten o'clock at night. No late letters, &c., are forwarded by the mail preparing for despatch unless prepaid, and that in stamps, so as to include both the ordinary postage and the late-letter fee. With the subjoined exceptions, every re-directed letter or other postal packet will be liable to an additional postage (at the prepaid rate) unless the re-direction be not only made by an Officer of the Post Office, but be to a place within the district belonging to the same Head Office. Thus, on a paid or unpaid letter re-directed by an Officer of the Post Office to any other postal district in t\^ United Kingdom, and weighing not more than half an ounce, an

additional postage is levied of one penny ; or if the weight be more but does not exceed an ounce, of than half an ounce two-pence ; and so on. Upon a book thus re-directed to any other postal district in the United Kingdom, and weighing not more than four ounces, an additional postage of one penny is levied, or, if the book weigh more than four ounces but not more than eight ounces, an

additional postage of twopence ; and so on. Newspapers and books, &c. received from abroad and reposted to any other place abroad with which there is no Book Post, are chargeable with Letter postage. A registered letter when re-directed is not subject to a greater additional charge than an ordinary letter. Letters which have once been posted addressed to commissioned officers in the army, navy, or ordnance employed on actual service in any of Her Majesty'* colonies, or on any foreign station, or who, before receiving the letters may have started on their return home or to another station, may be re-directed to such officers when removed upon service, and will be delivered to them for the same postage that would have been chargeable had the letters been delivered at their original address. The same privilege extends to the letters of soldiers and seamen, (see page 73) except as regards foreign postage, which must be paid. No such privilege, however, is allowed with regard to letters for a commissioned officer when such officer is in the United Kingdom, and was so when the letters were posted. During the time the office is open on Sunday (viz. from 9 to 10 in the morning), the public are allowed to prepay foreign and colonial postage stamps, and to letters registered letters, to purchase have ; and all other duties are performed as usual, except the issue and payment of Money Orders, which, on that day are wholly suspended. * The term "Letters, &c,," is meant to include everything sent by the post; whether letters, newspapers, books, or aught else. " Late letters" are such as are posted after the ordinary time, and which cannot therefore be sent forward by the mail than in preparation, unless extra payment be made. —

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At no office is there more than one delivery on the Sunday, Christmas Day, or Good Friday, nor, in Scotland, on the Sacra- mental Fast Days ; and any person is at liberty to prevent even this, so

far as relates to himself, as shown in the following regulations : 1st. Any person can have his letters, &c. retained in the Post Office on Sunday by addressing to the Postmaster, a written request, duly signed, to that effect. 2d. Such request will be held to include newspapers, and all other postal packets, even such as may be marked " immediate," as no distinction can be allowed. 3d. No letters, &c. the non-delivery of which by the Letter Carrier on Sunday has been directed, can be obtained from the Post Office window on that day. 4th. Private box-holders have the option of applying for letters at the office while it is open for delivery on Sunday, or of abstain- ing from so doing, as they may think proper ; but no person can be permitted to engage a private box for Sunday only. 5th, To prevent the inconvenience and confusion which would arise from frequent changes in these instructions, no request can be entertained unless it extend to a period of at least three months, nor be withdrawn, even after the lapse of that time, without a week's notice. No postmaster is bound to give change, or is authorised to demand change ; and when money is paid at a Post Office, whether as change or otherwise, no question as to its right amount, good- ness, or weight can be entertained after it has been removed from the counter. Except as regards foreign and colonial letters about to be prepaid in money, a Postmaster is not bound to weigh any letters or other packets for the public, though he may do so if his duty be not thereby impeded. Postmasters are instructed not to receive any Letter, &c., which there is good reason to believe contains anything likely to injure the contents of the mail bag or the pex'son of any officer of the Post Office. If such a letter, &c. be posted without the Post- master's knowledge, or, if at any time before its despatch he should discover any letter, &c., of the above description, he is directed not to forward it, but to report the case, with the address of the Letter, &c., to the Secretary. The following are examples of the articles referred to. in A glass bottle, or glass any form ; razors, scissors, needles, knives, forks, or other sharp instruments ; leeches, game, fish, meat, other vessels fruit, or A'^egetables ; bladders or containing liquids ; gunpowder, lucifer matches, or anything which is explosive or combustible. When any letters, &c. remain undelivered, owing to the resi- dences of the persons to whom they are addressed not being known, a list of the addresses is affixed in the window of the Post Office to which they may have been sent, during the time (one week) they are allowed to remain there. 2

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route ; but if there be none, it is sent to the Returned Letter Office^ to be x'etumed to the writer. Distance to which the Postage carries the Letter, &c. "

POSTAL DIKECTORY. 73

1st. The Person claiming the privilege must at the time be actually employed in the service of Her Majesty, or of the East India Com- pany, and must not be either a commissioned or warrant officer, midshipman, or master's mate, the privilege not extending to these officers. 2nd. If the letter be posted within the United Kingdom, the penny must be prepaid, as must any foreign postage that may be chargeable ; and if sent by private ship the gratuity of one penny or twopence, as the case may be, to the captain must also be prepaid. If posted abroad, prepayment is not compulsory, but if the letter be sent unpaid, it is on delivery charged twopence, together with any foreign postage or gratuity to a sea captain that may be due. 3rd. The Letter must not weigh more than half an ounce. 4th. It must relate entirely to the private concerns of the soldier or seaman. 5th. The name of the soldier or seaman, with his class or description, must appear in the direction, and the officer having the command must sign his name, and specify the ship or regiment, corps, or detachment to which the soldier or seaman belongs ; the name of the ship or regiment being entered in full. The foregoing particulars must be given in one of the following forms : Seamen. From A.B., Seaman, H.M.S. (Here the direction of the Letter to he inserted.) CD., Captain (or other Commanding Officer), H.M.S.

To A.B. Seaman H.M.S. (Here the direction of the Letter to be finished.)

Soldiers. From A.B„ Sergeant, &c. Eegt. (Here the direction of the Letter to be inserted.) CD., Colonel (or other Commanding Officer) Regt.

To A.B. Private (or Sergeant, Corporal, &c.) Regt. (Here the direction to be finished.) If either of the foregoing regulations be violated, the Letter is charged with the full Letter Rate. . ——

74 POSTAL DIRECTORY.

Ofleers' Letters.

The postage on Letters addressed to naval officers on board Her

Majesty's ships on Colonial or Foreign Stations is as follows : East India Station. See India. China Station. See Hong Kong. Mediterranean. See Malta. West Coast of Africa. See Sierra Leone West Indies. See Barbadoes. South Africa (or Simon's Bay). See Cape of Good Hope.

The postage in the following cases must be paid in advance : The River Tagus and Lisbon—6d not exceeding ^ oz, and so on. Newspapers Id each. Pacific, South Seas, and West Coast of South America— Is not exceeding ^ oz, and so on. Newspapers 3d each. Brazils, River Plate, and East Coast of South America^—6d not exceeding ^ oz, and so on. Newspapers Id each. Routes. When the route by which a Letter, &c., is to go is not marked on it, it will, under ordinary circumstances, be sent by the route immediately following the name of the place. Thus, a Letter or News- paper directed to India, with no route marked on it, will be sent via Marseilles, and charged the higher postage attendant thereon. For information respecting a Foreign rate of postage, as distinguished from the combined British and Foreign rate (which will be found in the foregoing Table) application should be made to the Secretary of the Post Office. No Foreign postage is chargeable on Letters to or from India via Southampton. Exceptional Rates of Postage, &c. Rates of Postage (which must be paid in advance) chargeable upon newspapers and other Printed Papers to Belgium, France, Algeria, or the French Offices in Turkey, Syria, and Egypt.

For a Packet of Registered Newspapers. s. d. Not exceeding 4 oz, - - - - 1 Above 4 oz and not exceeding 8 oz, - - - 2 Above 8 oz and not exceeding 16 oz, - - 4 Above 16 oz and not exceeding 24 oz, - - 6 Above 24 oz and not exceeding 32 oz, - - 8 and so on, 2d being charged for every additional 8 oz or part of 8 oz.

For a Packet of other Printed Papers. s. d. Not exceeding 4 oz, - - - - 3 Above 4 oz and not exceeding 8 oz, - - 6 Above 8 oz and not exceeding 16 oz, - - - 1 Above 16 oz and not exceeding 24 oz, - - 16 Above 24 oz and not exceeding 32 oz, - - 2 and so on, 6d being charged for every additional 8 oz. or part of 8 oz. POSTAL DIRECTORY. 75

Rates of postage (which mwf be paid in advance) chargeable upon Booh Packets including Newspapers and other printed Paper's, addressed to Sardinia, Tuscany, Parma, Modena, and Venetian Lombardy, or other places in the Austrian Dominions when specially addressed via Sardinia. For a Packet of Registered Newspapers.

ard[inia. Tuscany, Parma, Modena, Austrian Dominions, and Countries beyond Sea from a Port in Sardinia. S. D. S. D. Not exceeding 4 oz, 2 4 Above 4 oz and not exceeding 8 oz, 4 8 Above 8 oz and not exceeding 16 oz, 8 1 4 and so on, two rates being charged for every additional 8 oz or part of 8 oz.

For a Packet of Books or other Printed Papers. Not exceeding 4oz, - -04 - 06 Above 4 oz and not exceeding 8 oz, 8 - 10 Above 8 oz and not exceeding 16 oz, 1 4 - 2 and so on, two rates being charged for every additional 8 oz or part of 8 oz. No packet of books or newspapers, however, can he sent to the Austrian dominions via Sardinia if it weighs more than 1 lb. The term "printed papers" includes Parliamentary Proceedings, Books of every kind, whether printed, engraved, or lithographed, Sheets of Music, Prints, and printed or engraved Maps, with any binding, mounting, or covering (whether loose or attached), belonging to any Book, &c., and any cases or rollers of prints, or of printed or engraved Maps, together with Bookmarkers, Pencils, Pens, or other articles usually appertaining to any such Book, &c., or necessary for its safe transmission. But no such Book, &c., must contain any writing or manuscript mark of any sort, and no packet must exceed 18 inches in length, width, or depth (except those addressed to Sardinia, Tuscany, Parma, Modena, and the Austrian Dominions, which must not exceed 24 inches), otherwise it will be detained and sent to the Returned Letter Office charged with letter postage. To all parts of Belgium, to Sardinia, Tuscany, Parma, Modena,"- and the Austrian Dominions, Prance, Algeria, and to those places in Turkey, Syria, and Egypt, where France maintains post offices, the above rates carry the packet to its destination ; no charge being made on delivery. At the same rates (although subject to a further charge on delivery) newspapers and other printed papers may be sent to those countries not mentioned in the foregoing Section, the correspondence for which is forwarded as a rule hy way of France, (as shown in the Table of Colonial and Foreign Postage), ;

76 POSTAL DIRECTORY. and (when so addressed) to other countries via France, As regards packets sent through France (except to the countries enunaierated in the two foregoing Sections) the term " printed papers" does not include cases or rollers, or maps, book-markers, pencils, pens, &c., but does include parliamentary proceedings, books of every kind, sheets of music, and prints. In these latter cases the rates paid in the United Kingdom free the newspapers or other printed papers through France, but not beyond. The foreign rates of postage on Newspapers to parts of Turkey, &c., via Belgium, speciiied in the table, as exceptional rates, are as follows : —Not exceeding ^oz, l^d ^oz and not exceeding loz., ;

3d ; loz and not exceeding I5OZ, 4|d ; l^oz and not exceeding

2 oz 6d ; 2 oz and not exceeding 2^ oz, 7^d ; and so on, l^d being charged for every succeeding ^oz or fraction of ^oz. Besides this Foreign postage there is a British postage of id for each News- paper. Both rates must be prepaid. Newspapers for India weighing above 4 oz and not exceeding 8

oz are chargeable with two single rates ; above 8 oz and not exceeding 12 oz with three single rates, and so on. " B." The privilege of the Book Post to and from India and New South Wales is limited to packages not exceeding 3 lbs in weight any package weighing more than 3 lbs is liable to letter rate of postage. Periodical works not of daily publication, issued in the shape of pamphlets, may be sent to Bremen and Hamburg by private ship, to Prussia via Belgium and by private ship, to the United States by packet, and to Holland via Belgium and by private ship, (to which latter country Parliamentary Proceedings may also be sent,) at the

: following rates not exceeding 2 oz, Id ; 2 oz and not exceeding

3 oz, 6d ; 3 oz and not exceeding 4 oz, 8d ; with an addition of 2d for every additional ounce up to 16 ounces, above which weight the privilege does not extend, except in the case of parliamentary proceedings to Holland, the weight of which is unlimited. At the same rate of postage, any pamphlet not weighing more than 8 oz. (even though it be not a periodical publication) may be sent to the United States. The periodical works or pamphlets must always be sent in a cover open at the ends,(not more than one being sent in a single cover,) and the postage must be prepaid. Other printed papers or books (except those specified above) addressed to the places above-named are liable to letter rate of postage. " G.U." According to the regulations of the German Customs Union, no letter exceeding 50 grammes ( a little more than 1^ oz.) in weight, and containing any other enclosure than paper, can be allowed to circulate by the post. Any letters, therefore, forwarded in the mail to Prussia above, that weight, and containing any other enclosure than paper, will be liable, on their arrival at the Prussian frontier, to be stopped, and sent to the Custom House for delivery as freight. POSTAL DIRECTORY. 77

Eegistration of Letters, &c. By the prepayment of the ordinary postage and the usual British registration fee of Cd, Letters, Newspapers, and Book-packets ca be registered irrespective of weight between this country and the British West Indies, British North America, Sierra Leone, Gold Coast, St Helena, Cape of Good Hope, Natal, Mauritius, South

Australia, Western Australia, Malta, Gibraltar, and Ceylon ; and Letters may on the same terms be registered to Belgium, Luxem- burg (via Belgium), Holland, and countries through Holland, Sar- dinia, the United States, India, and Liberia. By the prepayment of a fee of 9d irrespective of weight, and of the usual postage. Letters may be registered to Prussia and to those countries the correspondence of which is, as a rule, sent through Belgium or addressed " via Belgium," except Holland and Luxemburg; and by the prepayment of a fee of lid, irrespective of weight, and of the usual postage, Letters may be registered to Tuscany, Parma, and Modena, as also to Venetian Lombardy and to other parts of the Austrian dominions when addressed "via Sardinia." By the prepayment of the postage and of a registration fee equal to the postage, Letters may be registered to France and (except Sardinia, Tuscany, Parma, Modena, and Venetian Lombardy, for which see above,) to countries the correspondence for which is, as a rule, sent through Prance and can be paid to destination. The countries to which letters sent via Prance, cannot be paid to destination are Spain, Portugal, the Ionian Islands, and those parts of Syria and Egypt where Prance does not maintain Post Offices. Letters for Russia not otherwise addressed are sent via Belgium and Prussia and can be registered by that route by the prepayment

of the postage ; together with a registration fee consisting of a fixed sum of 9d, and also of 3jd for every half-ounce or fraction of a half-ounce. Thus the prepayment to be made for a Letter not exceeding half an ounce to Russia, is—Postage ll^d, and Registration

Pee, Is O^d ; together equal to 2s. By the prepayment of the ordinary postage and British registration fee of 6d a Letter for any other place can be registered to the port of despatch, and entered upon the Letter Bill, it being left in these cases to the postal authorities of the colony or foreign country to continue the registration if they think proper. Letters, &c., by Private Ships. To most of the places entered in this table. Letters may, if so marked, be sent by (British) Private Ship, even when there is no entry to that effect in the table. Letters may be sent by Private Ship, also, to many other places the of and Foreign ; Table Colonial Postage being chiefly limited to those with which there is postal communication by regular packets. To insure any letter, &c. being sent by Private Ship, the words " By Private Ship," or "By Ship," should be distinctly written above the address. Except where 78 POSTAL DIRECTORY. otherwise specified in the table, the postage on a letter by a Private Ship is six times the Inland prepaid rate (equal in the' case of a letter not exceeding ^oz. to 6d) which postage must generally bo prepaid : though to the following places Ship Letters may be sent unpaid ; yiz. —Bermuda, Canada, Cape of Good Hope, Gold Coast, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, St Helena, Barbadoes, Trinidad, Turks Island, Sierra Leone, East Indies, Ceylon, and Mauritius. Newspapers by Private Ships are charged Id each. Warm Climates. The practice of Sealing Letters passing to and from the East and West Indies, and other warm climates, with Wax (except siich as is specially prepared) is attended with much inconvenience, and frequently with serious injury to the letters, in consequence of the Melting of the Wax and Adhesion of the Letters to each other. The public are therefore ^ recommended in all such cases to use either prepared Wax or Wafers, and also to advise their correspon- dents in the Countries referred to to pursue the same course. Prepayment. Letters addressed to places abroad may be prepaid in this country either in money or stamps, though not partly in one and partly in the other, but such payment must be wholly in stamps or wholly in money. Book packets must always be prepaid. Newspapers also must always be prepaid, though the payment may be either in stamps or money. The only admitted evidence of the prepayment of a letter, &c., inwards, is the mark agreed upon with the particular foreign country or colony ; except in the case of Letters posted at Malta, Gibraltar, or Constantinople. Naval officers and seamen also serving abroad are allowed to prepay such of their letters as are conveyed in their ship's bag, with English postage stamps. When prepayment is optional any outward letter (that is, a letter posted within the United Kingdom, and addressed to some place out of it) posted with an insufficient number of stamps is charged with the deficient postage in addition ; unless the letter have to go to a country through Prance, Holland, or the United States, ia which case it is treated as wholly unpaid, the postal conventions with the latter countries not allowing the recog- nition of partial prepayment. When prepayment, however, is compulsory, a letter or aught else posted with an insufficient number of stamps is sent (by the first post) to the Returned Letter Office. Unjpaid letters addressed to or received from places in Turkey, Egypt, and Syria, at which Prance maintains Post Offices, will, on delivery, be charged a rate of 9d per |oz., instead of 6d the prepaid rate. Unpaid Letters addressed to or posted in Sardinia will, on delivery, be charged with a sura of 6d over and above the ordinary postage as a fine. POSTAL DIRECTORY, 79

POST OFFICE, DUNDEE, AEEIVAL AND DEPAETUEE OF MAILS. ARRIVALS.

MAILS. Arrive. Delivered.

London Day, Edinburgh, and Glasgow, 1 40 a.m. - 7 Oa.m. Bronghty Ferry , ... 10 P.M. " Edinburgh and Fife, 10 15 a.m.

1 Aberdeen Morning, 10 15 „ London Night, 11 53 „ 1 •12 SOp.m. 1 NeAvport Forenoon, 12 10 p.m.

1 Broughty Ferry and Monifieth, ... 12 15 „ ... 1 Lochee, 12 25 „ ->

1 Broughty Feny, 8 50 „ 1 Newbigging, Monikie, 4 15 „

1 Longforgan, Newport, Lochee, ... Tealing and Auchterhouse, ... 5 „ - 6 40 „ Aberdeen Day, 5 35 „ Edinburgh, Fife, Perth, Coupar Angus, Blairgowrie, 6 10 „ J

despatchp:s.

Box closes Despatched MAILS. Id extra till at at

Aberdeen Morning, 12 50 a.m. 1 15 A.M. Fife Mail, Edinbr., Newcastle, Glasgow, Perth, Coupar- Angus, 5 15 „ 5 40 „ Lochee, 1st 5 15 „ 6 „ Longforgan, ... 5 15 „ 6 „ aNewbigging, Tealing, and Auchterhouse, 5 15 „ 6 „ Newport, 1st, 6 45 „ 6 45 „ Broughty and Monifieth, 5 15 „ 6 5 „

aAberdeen, 2nd, 10 15 „ 10 20 A.M. 10 30 ,. aNewport, Broughty, Lochee, and Town delivery, 12 15 p.m. 12 30 P.M. 12 35 P.M. *Perth, Glasgow, Edinburgh, all England and Ireland,,.. 12 50 p.m. 1 5 „ 1 15 „ a2nd Fife Mail, 2 „ 2 10 „ 2 15 „ Perth, Glasgow, all England and Ireland, 5 „ 5 10 „ 5 23 „

* On Sunday at 6.45 a.m. a Not despatched on Sunday. N.B.—After the time specified in the middle column^ an additional fee of 3d upon each letter till within five minutes of the despatch. After the closing of the Box all letters intended to go by that particular Mail mMsHiave the jiosfrtr^c and the .ndditional/ee paid in postage, stamps 07i the letter, and handed in at the Paid Letter WindoT*-, JPOSTAt DiaECTOUY.

DECEIVING HOUSES AND PILLAR LETTER BOXES.

RECEIVING HOUSES. PILLAR LETTER BOXES.

125 Perth Road. Top of Roseangle. East End of Victoria St. Box Closes at Collections at Collections at 9 25 A.M. 9 38 A.M. 9 27 A.M. 12 ' 3 P.M. 12 13 P.M. 12 10 P.M. 4 27 P.M. 3 53 P.M. 4 14 P.M. 9 6 P.M. 9 16 P.M. 8 56 P.M.

West End of Scouringbiirn. South End of North Tay St. Carolina Fort. Box Closes at Collections at Collections at 9 12 A.M. 9 48 A.M. 9 35 A.M. 12 12 P.M. 12 21 P.M. 4 6 P.M. 4 27 P.M. 4 1 P.M. 9 4 P.M. 8 52 P.M. 9 24 P.M.

5 Hilltown. West End of Mid Street. Box in Royal Exchange. Box Closes at Collections at Collections at 9 5 A.M. 9 4 A.M. 9 51 A.M. 11 52 A.M. 11 49 A.M. 12 21 P.M. 4 18 P.M. 4 11 P.M. 4 25 P.M. 8 35 P.M. 8 34 P.M. 9 20 P.M.

94 King Street. West End of Ann Street. Dock Street. Box Closes at Collections at Collections at 9 42 A.M. 9 14 A.M. 9 50 A.M. 12 12 P.M. 11 58 A.M. 12 20 P.M. 4 18 P.M. 4 18 pjvi. 4 20 P.M. 9 11 P.M. 8 41 P.M. 9 20 P.M.

The Evening Collection only is made on Sunday, except at the Royal Exchange, from which there is no Collection on Sunday. POSTAL DIRECTORY. 81

HOURS OF DESPATCH FROM THE SUB-OFFICES AND KECEIVING HOUSES.

1st 2nd Name of Office. Receiver. 3rd 4th Despatch. Despatch. Dsptch. Dsptch.

P.M. P.M. Broughty Eeriy, Mrs Reid, ... 11 25 a.m. 3 10p.m. 8 55 Lochee, David M'Kay 11 45 „ 12 55 „ 4 35 Longforgan, ... William Ness 2 45 P.M. Mylnefieid, ... jRobt. Stirton, 3 35 „ Five-Mile-Hous John Douglas 11 55 a.m. Lundie, Miss Todd,... 10 25 „ Monifieth, ... David Barrie, 11 15 „

Newbigsing, ... Dvd. Mathers 1 55 P.M.

Balmerino, ... 5 30 „ Tealing, Andw. SheriiF 2 25 „ Claverhouse, Frncs. Steven 3 25 „ Auchterhouse,... Thomas Bell, 2 25 „ Newport, ...... 11 20 a.m. 4 20 „ •Perth Road,... John Tosh,... 9 25 „ 12 3 „ 4 27 9 6 •Scouringburn, Thomas AVatt 9 12 „ 12 12 „ 4 27 8 52 *5 Hilltown, ... Dvd. Crichton 9 5 „ 11 52 a.m. 4 18 8 35 •King Street, John Cooper, 9 42 „ 12 12 p.m. 4 18 9 11

At those marked * all paid letters and newspapers must be paid by postage stamps.

MESSENGERS.

Mellis, Joint Stock Buildings, and MonifiTt'^ 1'^°^'^ Land 6, No. 8.

Lochee, Wm. Stevenson, Mitchell's Land, Paradise Lane. Longforgan, William Ness, Eankine's Court, 6 Murraygate.

William Smith, Miller's Lane, Lochee. ^Ild Lund^'.!'. } Newbigging, George Edward, James* Park.

Tealing, Mungo Neven, 23 Dallfield Walk.

Auchterhouse, ...Neil Kennedy, 6 Rose Street. ;

82 SHIPPING LIST.

XL—LIST OF SHIPPING REGISTERED AT THE PORT OP DUNDEE.

Corrected up to the 5th June, 1858.

Abbreviations— Ship, sh. ; Barque, bar. ; Brig,br, ; Schooner, sc. Sloop, si.

Smack, sm. ; Steamer, st. ; Screw-Steamer, sc-st.

Vessels. Masters. Owner or Agent. Ton Built. Abana br Milne Henry Cairncross 194 1852 Acorn, bar Anderson J. & A. Morrison 308 55 Achilles bar Ovenstone Robert Leslie 372 45 Advice sh Simpson Tay Whale Fishing Co 324 1785 Adriatic bar Barron A. Gibb 302 1857 Agnes sch Adamson John Johnston 80 38 Agnes sch Brown William Nicoll 51 38 Agnes sch Hill John Hill, Crail 69 55 Aid sch Kidd John White 88 40 Alexander sh Nicoll Union Whale Fishg. Co 324 11 Alexander bar Davidson Alexander Davidson 268 57 Alex. Liddle br Burns Alexander Liddle 165 38 Albion sch Caithness Thomas Fyffe 103 47 Albatross bar Finlay Andrew Low 515 56 Albania bar Herald James Deuchars 267 58 Andromeda bar M'Fherson John Borrie 345 24 Ann sch Tares Jos. Garland 92 37 Antelope cutter Trinity House 31 1798 Archer sch Walsh Tay &Tyne Shipping Co 85 1841 Arcturus br Wilson James Wilson 201 38 Atrevida sh Shearer James Miln 523 52 Augusta May bar Banks Allan Edward 392 58 Avon br Young John Davie 169 49 Barbara sch Robertson Robert Mundie 60 36 Belford sch Smith William Nicoll 90 54 Bengal sh Clark Allan Edward 846 54 B. L. Harriman sh Barclay Gilroy, Brothers, & Co 576 51 Blackness br Lanceman Alexander Milne 266 35 Blossom br Morgan Thomas Couper 264 52 Bolivar bar Keay John Borrie 303 26 Bonanza bar Dall John Brown 304 47 Bosphorus bar Gray Alexander Edward 334 51 Boomerang br Young James Deuchars 214 54 Bonnie Dundee bar Moir John FyfFe 358 55 Brazilian br Kendall George Kidd 227 24 SHIPPING LIST. 83

Vessels. Masters. Owner or Agent. Ton 1Built. British King br Milne James Soot 260 25 Britannia br Packman Bobert Tosh 169 45 Broughty Castle sch| Bennett Andrew Spence, jun 70 50 Brothers sch. Duncan Alexander Russel 73 45 Britannia br Pattie P. M. Duncan 119 44 British Merchant bar Scott William Collier 373 56 Brothers bar Patrick Wm. Patrick 286 56 Brothers sch Attridge William NicoU 57 36 Cairngorm sch Baird R. A, Mudie 95 47 Caroline br Norrie Alexander Edward 177 47 Catherines si Martin William Barron 54 25 Ceres si Paris Andrew Paris 44 44 Choice br Henderson Andrew Low 150 24 Circassian sch Cook John Cook 71 38 Cleopatra sch Young Dun. Perth, & L. S. Co 186 47 Comely br Gillespie R. G. Kennedy 175 52 Coquette br Gay John Fyffe 201 49 Corrido bar Newton D. M'Kenzie 245 52 Corymbus sch Kermath David Deuchars 90 49 Crane bar Ritchie George Jameson 239 57 Cyrus br Duncan Edgar Foreman 177 34 Cyclone sch Young John Fyffe 88 64 Czar br Smith Kirkland & Son 289 25 Deodar bar Hood William Thomson 409 58 Diadem sch Small David Crofts 69 42 Duna br Inglis Andrew Low 215 4S Dundee steam sh Rattray D. P. & L. Shipping Co 378 1834 Eagle br Simpson James Kilsour 131 3S Eagle steam Deadrick D. & Hulf Shipping Co 215 5^ Eclipse si Smith W. Smith 52 179( Egean bar Davidson David M'Kenzie 307 1857 Eleanor Dodson bar Easson James Feathers 282 5S Eliza br Grant Welch and Jack 179 44 Elizabeth sch Mudie R. A. Mudie 109 4-3 Elizabeth Lewis br Lewis James Bell, jun 202 4^ Elizabeth Brown br Yule James Brown 249 5^ Elizabeth sh Samson William Nicoll 484 5S Eilengowan br Archibald George Cumming 188 4:C Eliza sch Gilbert David Hynd 73 179^ Elina sch Anderson George Taylor 90 185( Euphemia sch Beckwith James Beckwith 62 3( Euxine bai Bell David M'Kenzie 443 5^ Eva bai Mills George Armitstead 358 5( Fame sch Mather James Mather 85 3( Ealcon sch Cosens D. P. & L. Shipping Co 122 5i Fair Maid sch Anderson R. A. Mudie 92 Si Fifeshire bar Blair James Ritchie 241 5] Friends sch Tosh John Johnston 67 5£ 84 SHIPPING LIST.

Vessels. Masters. Owner or Agent. Ton iBuilt- Ganges bar Mitchell Gray and Cay 348 42 Gazelle sch David Souter 152 Galatea sch Chapman Robert Roger 84 Garland br Peters Welch and Jack 194 Gannet bar Webster George Jameson 250 George Duncan sch Watson D. P. & L. Shipping Co 158 Georgiana br Thomas Adamson 264 Glenshee bar Japp R. & D. Ferguson 319 Glencoe bar Whamond A. Greig 246 Hannah sch Menzies David Crofts 95 Happy Eeturn si Pilotage Associntion 53 Harbinger bar Dron Thomas Neish 306 Hark-a-way sch Lees Murdoch Lees 94 Hamburg s. ship Speedy D. P. & L. Shipping Co 284 Hercules steam Souter D. P. & L. Shipping Co 80 Hermes sch Souter D. & W. Souter 145

Heath Park bar iiffus John Thain!.. 319 Heroine sh Simpson TJnion Wliale Fishg Co. 387 Heron br Small George Jameson 146 Hopper si Moppett Andrew Spence 41 Honduras bar Barron R. D. Pryde 368 Hope sh Phillips David Martin 435 Humber sch Crammond William Crammond 95 Iddo br Peter James Henderson 183 Indian bar Leslie J. & R. Guild 290 Indus bar Spence J. & R. Guild 377 Isa sch Carr P. M. Duncan 95 Jumna sh Deuchars Tay Whale Fishing Co. 363 Isabella bar Norrie Thomas Neish 282 Isabella sch Husband J. & W. White 81 Isabella sch Irvine John Johnston 82 Isis br Cappon William Thomson 192 Isla br Roger James Norrie 292 Jack sch Simpson John Jack, jun. 68 Jane Langdale sch Higgle Alexander Higgle 53 James Stewart br Pyfe T. W. Fyfe 187 Jeremiah si Duncan John Duncan 50 Jessie br M'Kiddie William Nicol 124 Jessie Greig br Caithness Andrew Greig 238 Jessie br Cappon William Thomson 163 Joanna sch Stiven T. & T. Shipping Co. 78 John br Cook James Cook 252 John & Jean si Boyter David Croft 43 John & Jean si Clark Robert Ireland 37 John Robinson br Mitchell David Mitchell 227 JudUh br Ireland P. M. Duncan 99 Jules sch Fairweather John Dorward 103 Juliana br M'Donald David Crichton 1233 SHIPPING LIST.

Vessels. Masters. Owner or Agent. Ton Koli-i-noor sh Foote James Brown 371 Lady Grant si Lawson James Lawson 43 Lady Kimiaird bar Edward Allan Edward 350 Lady Panmure sch Fenton E. E. Scott 68 Lady DufFas sch Robertson George Robertson 93 Lady Duff sch Lawrie Thomas Lawrie 93 Lark si Anderson D. P. & L. Shipping Co 56 Lass o'Gowrie st. sh Catanoch D. & P. Steam Pkt. Co 127 Lancaster sch Walker William Nicoll 74 Leander br Gumming Henry Cairncross 210 Levant br Tyrie David M'Kenzie 226 Lima bar M'Gregor Gray and Cay 316 Liverpool sch Carr P. M. Duncan 77 Livonia br Cooper Peter Mathew 177 Little Dorrit si Walker Heirs of Peter Davidson 28 Lion sch Lee R. A. Mudie 87 Lord Douglas sch White James White 83 Lord Panmure bar Pryde George Kidd 284 Lord Hardinge br Charles Allan Edward 269 Lorina sch Myles David Croft 79 Lord Raglan bar Gillespie Allan Edward 477 London sc-st Bulk D. P. & L. Shipping Co 423 London br Dickie Robert Tosh 215 Lucetta bar Peebles J. W. Hamilton 331 Luther br White John White 215 Lydia si M'Laggan John Jack, jun 49 Majestic sch Anderson James Anderson 89 Mch.ofBreadalb. br John Johnston 214 Margaret si Clark George Clark 34 Margaret sch Pryde David-Pryde 98 Margery sch Edwards Andrew Spence, jun. 61 Marina br Melville W. 0. Taylor 193 Mars br Dunn George Kidd 192 Mary Read br M'Kechnie R. A, Mudie 102 Mary sch Ferguson John Johnston 71 Marys br Anderson Peter Anderson 167 Mary & Ann sch Cant John M'Intyre 59 Mary &Catherine sch Scott James Scott 80 Mary Russell br Mathewson John Borrie 233 Mary Key sch Clark Thomas Key 78 Mary Waugh br Henderson James Paul 193 Margt. Littlejohn br Dall Malcolm Ritchie 120 Maxwell sch Anderson James Anderson 66 May sch Gibb John Luke 111 Mazurka br Hill Gray & Cay 239 Marmora bar Lyell David M'Kenzie 363 Mary sch Myles David Pringle 63 Malay bar Peters Welch & Jack 249 86 SHIPPING LIST.

Vessels. Masters. Owner or Agent. Melbourne bar Dickie Robert Tosh Mimmie Dike scb Leslie William Leslie Morning Star sh Foreman James Soot Mountaineer hi Fleming George Fleming Nadejda hr Inglis William W. Renny Napoleon sch Black Joseph Garland Neptune st-tug Barron Alex. Barron Netta hr Drummond David Martin & Co. Neva br Paris Andrew Low Newport st.-sh Simpson Scottish Centrl. Ry. Co. Niger bar Millar William Clark Nile br Robertson William Clark Nimrod hr John Thain Oak sch Stephen/ James Spankie Ocean's Bride br Trustees of D. Stewart Olive sch Hume Peter Stiven Old Honesty bar Young John Fyffe Ophir bar Smith William Nicoll Onega br Keay George Armitstead Oxalis sch Melville James Melville Oxus sh Wallace William Clark Pacific " bar Jobson J. & R. Guild Pearl br Nicholson Nicoll and Webster I*eggy si Davidson Arch. Davidson Perth st.-sh Walker D., P., & Lon. Ship. Co Peter Senn bar Dickson Alexander King Philo bar Kidd George Kidd PHot sch Pilotage Association Portia br Deuchars Alexander Gibb Premier br George Kidd Princess Eoyal st. sh Simpson Scottish Centrl. Ry. Co Queen sch Roger R. D. Pryde Queen sc.-st Stool Dun. & Hull Ship. Co. Rainbow br Forbes W. H. Forbes Reaper br Archer Nicoll & Webster Rectitude bar Duncan Wm. Kirkland & Sons Red Rose bar Archibald David Martin Remark br Duncan .James Duncan Retriever bar Smith George Jessiman Riga br Patrick Mrs Patrick Rsk br Kidd Welch & Jack Robert sch Nicoll Robert Tosh Robert Hood si Archer David Archer Robin Gray bar Dick William Clark Roe si Ritchie Peter Ritchie Rowena br Smith W. 0. Taylor Ruthenia br Mann William Collier Runo br Sturrock James B. Sturrock SHIPPING LIST. 87

Vessels. Masters. Owner or Agent. Ton Samson st.-tug Souter D. P. & L. Shipping Co 35 Scotia sch Bartlett Trustees of Dv. Stewart 103 Shaver sch Ireland Alexander Russel 70 Sheridan br Pattie Wm, & John Kirkland 202 Sir H. Parnell br Dowell James Henderson 209 Speculant sch Stevenson George Stevenson 102 Spinner br Gloag A. & D. Edward 187 Stork bar Ferrier George Jameson 233 Star br Duncan Welch & Jack 228 Susan & Isabella si Morris Thomas Key 56 Sussex br Barnett David Crighton 210 Swan si Anderson D-, P., & L. Ship. Co. 52 Symmetiy bar Sturrock J. W. Sturrock 235 Tamora bar Bridie James Brown 418 Tay sc.-st Deuchars Taylor & Millar 455 Tay sch Gibb R. A. Mudie 76 Tay si Anderson D., P., & L. Ship Co. 54 Thetis bar Foote James & Joseph Brown 489 Thomas br Robertson David Taylor 127 Thos. Chalmers, br Duncan James Duncan 182 Thomas & Jane si Boyd George Boyd 50 Triumph, sch Dickson Tay & Tyne Ship. Co. 79 Trident bar Craig George Jameson 293 Trosachs bar Morris Anderson & Guild 340 Twin Brothers sch Moncur Andrew Spence 69 Union sch Muirhead James Anderson 74 Urania sch Davidson William Davidson 77 Venture sch White Tay & Tyne Ship. Co. 90 Victoria sch Ferguson D., P., & L. Ship. Co. 194 Victoria bar Gregory Allan Edward 512 Violet sch Lee R. A. Mudie 108 Vistula sch Culbert P. M. Duncan 133 Vine br Haddon J. Haddon 161 Viola br Young J. & R. M'Gavin 204 Ware sch Cooper William Davidson 78 Wellington sch John Isles 67 William sch Coss P. M. Duncan 108 Williams br Herald Chas. Low 191 William Carey br Davidson John Borrie 248 William Thrift br White P. M. Duncan 160 William br Cumming Andrew Low 252 Witch bar Campbell John Fyffe 237 Zenobia sch Gibson D., P., & Lon. Ship. Co 190 Zephyr sch Herd William Ireland 114

Number of Vessels, 271—Eegistered Tonnage, about 54,000 tons. Depth of Watee.—Average Spring Tides, 18 feet ; average Neap Tides, 15 feet. Ballast to be bad at all times. Rates Variable. —

88 PUBLIC OFFICES, BUILDINGS, AND ROOMS. XII.—PUBLIC OFFICES, BUILDINGS, AND ROOMS. The Rooms marked * are to be let for Sales, Exhibitions, Meetings, &c.

Ancient Mason Lodge, 39 Murraygate. Baltic Eeading Eoom, 15 Cowgate. Bank of Scotland's Branch, 34 Eeform Street. Barracks, approach by Constitution Road and Barrack Eoad. *Bell Street Hall, Constitution Road, W. British Linen Company's Bank Branch, 77 Murraygate. Butter Market, 12 Butcher Row. *Corn Exchange and Public Hall, Bank Street. *Camperdown Hall, 22 Barrack Street. Chamber of Commerce, Royal Exchange, Panmure Street. Collector of Poor's Rates for Parish of Dundee, Euclid Street. Do., Do., for Liff and Benvie, New Inn Entry. Courier Office, Key's Close, 18 Nethergate. Customhouse, E. side of King William's Dock. Deaf and Dumb Institution, 19 Bucklemaker Wynd. Dundee Bank, 22 Castle Street. Dundee Gas Light Company's Office, 18 Castle Street—Works Peep-o'-day. Dundee New Gas Light Company's Office, 43 Reform Street Works, Croll's Eocks, Ferry Eoad. Dundee, Perth, and Cupar A dvertiser Office, 3 Overgate. Dundee, Perth, and London, Shipping Co.'s Office, 4 Mid Shore. Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Eailway Junction Company's Office, Yeaman Shore. Dundee Station to Perth and W. and S., S. Union Street. Do. to Arbroath and N., Dock Street. Do. to Newtyle, Ward Street. Eastern Bank of Scotland's Office, Trades' Hall, High Street. Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Eailway Stations—Passengers,

Dock Street ; Goods, S. Union Street. "Exchange Coffee Eoom Buildings, foot of Castle Street. Excise Office, Cu.stomhouse Buildings, Dock Street. Eair Muir, Smithfield, Top of Hilltown. Fire Engine Stations, Police Office and Harbour Do., E. of King William's Dock. Forfar and Kincardine Mason Lodge, 7 Exchange Buildings. Guild Hall, Town House. Hammermen's Hall, 27 Barrack Street. Harbour Office, Customhouse Buildings, Dock Street. Harbour Clerk's Offices, Customhouse Buildings, and 11 Eeform Street. " Home," 17 Eaton's Lane. Harbour Engineer's Office, Custom House Buildings. Hull Shipping Company's Office, 4 Mid Shore. Industrial Schools, Ward Street. PUBLIC OFFICES, BUILDINGS, AND ROOMS. 89

Joint-Stock Buildings, George's Place, Wellgate, Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, 6 High Street. *Larab's Temperance Hall, Reform Street. *Lindsay Street Hall, 17 Lindsay Street. Lloyd's Surveyor's Office, 45 Dock Street Lodging Houses (Model), 97 Overgate, 69 Scouringburn, and King Street. Mercantile Advertiser Office, 62 High. Street. National Bank of Scotland's Branch Office, Reform Street. Northern Warder Office, 9 Ncav Inn Entry. Operative Mason Lodge, 43 Overgate. Parochial Board Office, Euclid Street. Police Office, Jail, and Bridewell, West Bell Street. Police Treasurer and Collector's Office, 61 Reform Street. Post Office, Town Buildings. High Street. Procurator Fiscal's Office, 41 Reform Street. Public Seminaries, Top of Reform Street. Public Baths, West Protection Wall, Harbour. Public Library, 20 St Clement's Lane Public Warehouse and Weigh House, Greenmarket. Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages— 1st District 19 St Andrews Street. Do., Do., Do., 2d District, 62 Barrack Street. Register of Sasines, 6 High Street. Royal Bank of Scotland, 105 Murraygate. Royal Exchange, Panmure Street. Royal Arch Chapter Rooms, 7 Exchange Street. Royal Infirmary, Barrack Road. Royal Lunatic Asylum, Albert Street. Royal Orphan Institution, 14 Small's Wynd. Saturday Post Office, Top of Meadow Entry. Savings Bank 21 Reform Sti'eet. Session Clerk's Office, 112 Seagate. Sheriff Clerk's Office, Watt Institution Buildings, Constitution Road. Shore Dues Office, 1 Dock Street. Stamp and Taxes Office, 3 Bank Street. Do., Do., Assessor's Office, 3 Thorter Row. Do., Do., Surveyor's Office, 44 High Street. Tay Ferries' Office and Station, Craig Pier. Tayand Tyne Shipping Company's Office, 29 Greenmarket. *Theatre Royal, 15 Castle Street. *Thistle Operative Lodge, 15 Union Street. Town Buildings, High Street. Town Clerk's Office, Town Buildings. ^ Town Chamberlain's Office, Town Buildings.

Trinity House, Yeaman Shore ; Clerk, 6 High Street. Water Company's Office, Meadow Road. Watt Institution, 17 Lindsay Street. Weekly News Office, 9 New Inn Entry. 90 STREETS, SaUARES, LANES, ENTRIES, &C.

XIII.—LIST OF STREETS, SQUARES, LANES,

ENTRIES, &e.,

INDICATING THEIR SITUATION.

Aiiiie Place, Perth Eoad, between Barrack Eoad, continuation of Small's Wynd and Eoseangle Dudhope Street to the W. Albert Street, Princes Street, Barrack Street, 59 Overgate to continuation to N. theN. Albert Court, 37 Nethergate Barclay's Close, 221 Overgate Albion Passage, 161 Overgate Barron's Court, West Port Alexander's Close, 120 Overgate Baxter's Court, 37 Cowgate Anchor Lane, 34 Henderson's Beattie's Close, 93 Murraygate Wynd, Scouringburn Bell Street, Constitution Eoad E, Anderson's Close, 20 Hilltown to Baltic Street Anderson*s Close, 208 Hilltown Bell Street (West) W. of Consti- Anderson's Close, 47 Eosebank tution Eoad in a line with Bell Street Street Anderson's Entry, 122 Hawkhill Bell Street Lane, 18 Constitution Anderson Place, William Street Eoad Porebank Bell's Close, 14 Murraygate Annan's Close, 123 Hilltown Bell's Close, 38 King Street Ann Street, 113 Hilltown to Hill- Bell's Close, 41 Eosebank Street bank Bellfield Lane, 173 Hawkhill Annfield Eoad, 203 Hawkhill to Belmont Place, 112 to 124 Hawk- 86 Blackness Eoad hill, S. side Arbroath Eoad, from top of Bernard Street, 132 Hawkhill Princes Street to E. Blackness Crescent, opposite 318 Argyll Close, 1 Overgate Perth Eoad Arthur Street, top of Dallfield Blackness Eoad, 68 Scouringburn Walk to the W. Ash Lane, Lochee Eoad to Doug- Blackness Terrace, Perth Eoad, las Street from Blackness Toll-bar to the Ash Street, Smellie's Lane to Cemetery Hop Street Blackie's Pend, 106 Hilltown Blackscroft, continuation of Sea- Bain Square, 10 Cowgate and 5 gate from St Eoque's Lane to Wellgate Peep-o-Day Lane Balfour Street, 86 Hawkhill Blinshall Street, 47 Scouringburn Baltic Street, 36 Wellgate to Bonnethill, continuation of Well- Meadow Place gate to N. Bank Street, 36 Eeform Street, Bonnybank, 62 Bucklemaker W. Wynd

Bank Court, 112 Seagate Borrie's Close, 74 Hilltown • STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, ENTRIES, kC. 91

Borrie's Close, 84 Hilltown Clepington Eeus, top of Maxwell- Boyack's Close, 93 Overgate town Brewery Lane, Pole Park Eoad Coldside, W. of Strathmartine Broad Close, 228 Overgate Eoad Brown's Entry, 166 Hawkbill Comely Bank, 41 Constitution Brown's Lane, 28 Session Street Eoad Brown Street, 37 West Port Commercial Street, 21 James's Broughty Perry Eoad, commences Street at Peep-o-Day Lane to the E. Commercial Street, from 26 Dock Bruce's Entry, 3 Wellgate Street N. to Burnhead Bucklemaker Wynd, from foot of Constable Street, from St Eoque's Hilltown to Den's Eoad Lane to Wallace Street Burnhead, 23 Seagate Constitution Eoad, from Barrack Butchart's Close, 174 Seagate Street to N. Butchart's Close, 112 Murraygate Constitution Eoad (Upper) con- Butcher Eow, from Greenmarket tinuation to the N. W. to Yeaman Shore Constitution Street, top of Con- Butterburn, top of Hilltown stitution Eoad to E. Butter's Close, 64 West Port Constitution Terrace, Constitu- tion Eoad Cable's Close, 41 Wellgate Corn Court, 169 Seagate Caldrum Street, north from Cotton Eoad, 88 Bucklemaker George's Street, Maxwellton Wynd to the N. Calender Close, 19 Murraygate Coupar's Alley, 16 Wellgate Calender Close, 174 Overgate Couper's Close, 104 Murraygate Cameron's Close, 90 Murraygate C out tie's Wynd, 38 Nethergate Campbell's Close, 74 High Street to Fish Street Camperdown Court, 22 Barrack Cowden Knowes, 42 Blackness Street Eoad Candle Lane, 81 Seagate to Cowgate, from 135 Murraygate Dock Street toE. Candle Close, 214 Overgate Craig Street, from 22 West Dock Carolina Port, 69 Broughty Ferry Street to Craig Pier Eoad to E. Craig Pier, landing place of Tay Carswell Lane, 26 King Street Ferries, S. end of South Union Castle Street, E. end of High Street Street to Shore Terrace Craigie Knowe, 37 Lilybank Castle Court, 25 Castle Street Craigie Terrace, Broughty Ferry Castlehill, top of Seagate Eoad Castle Lane, from Castle Court to Crescent Street, 14 Princes Street Greenmarket Crescent Lane, 24 Princes Street Cat's Close, 82 Scouringburn Crichton Street, 25 High Street Cathro's Close, 29 Murraygate to Greenmarket Chapelshade, a district N. of Bell Crichton's Court, 39 Overgate Street to Dudhope Street Crichton's Close, 50 Murraygate Cherryfield, 45 Blackness Eoad Croft's Lane, 221 Hawkhill Church Street, 116 Princes St. Croall's Close, 78 Cowgate Church Lane, 33 High Street to Groom's Close, 65 High Street Tally Street Cross Eow, 25 Small's Wynd 92 STREETS, SaUARES, LANES, ENTRIES, &C.

Dallfield Terrace, 24 Dudhope Euclid Street, E. side of Consti- Street tution Road, opposite Ward Dallfield Walk, 38 Dudhope St. Chapel toN. Exchange Street, from 42 Castle David's Close, 149 Hilltown Street to Commercial Street Davidson's Close, 75 Seagate Davidson's Court, 67 Seagate Fairney's Court, 39 Seagate Deerhorn Close, 38 Hilltown Fenton's Close, 70 Murraygate Dempster's Court, 94 Scouring- Fenton Street, 30 Meadowside burn Ferguson's Close, 186 Seagate Dens Street, 3 Princes Street to Ferguson's Close, 47 Hilltown Blackscroft Ferguson's Close, 57 Hilltown Dens Brae, 94 King Street to 103 Fish Market, Mid Shore Bucklemaker Wynd Fish Street, from foot of Couttie's Dens Road, E. end of Buckle- Wynd, to Greenmarket. maker Wynd Fleuchar Craig, Pole Park Road Dicken's Entry, 156Scouringburn Ford's Lane, 234 Hawkhill to Dick's Entry, 94 Nethergate 143 Perth Road. Dock Street, E. and W. along the Forebank Road, 56 Bucklemaker Docks Wynd Doig's Entry, 164 Overgate Foundry Lane, E. end of Sea- Doig's Court, 33 Castle Street Donaldson's Close, 129 Overgate Don's Road, 9 Rosebank Road Gall's Close, 124 Overgate Douglas Street, Lochee Road to Gardner's Lane, Upper Pleasance Miln's West Wynd Gardiner's Entry, 3 West Port Dron's Close, 201 Overgate Gardyne's Close, 42 Murraygate Drummond's Close, 53 Seagate Gellatly Street, 36 Dock Street Duckbill, top of BonnybankRoad to Seagate Dudhope Street, 18 Hilltown to Gellatly Square, 91 Nethergate theW. George's Place, 51 Wellgate Dudhope Crescent, Lochee Road George's Street, Ciepington Feus Dudhope Crescent Road, from George's Street, 14 Wellington Lochee Road to Constitution Street Road George's Street, 195 Hilltown to Dudhope Place, W. end of Dud- theE. hope Street, N. side Gowan's Court, 229 Overgate Dudhope Terrace, W. of Somer- Gray's Close, 70| High Street ville Place Gray's Square, top of HiUtown Duncan's Close, 94 Hawkhill Greenfield Place, 156 Perth Road Dm-a Street, off Den's Road to to 17 Magdalen Yard Road Forfar Road Greenmarket, a square— foot of Dyer's Close, 22 Murraygate Crichton Street to the Harbour Dyer's Pend, 16 Scouringburn Guillan's Close, 43 Overgate Gunn's Close, 148 Overgate Elizabeth Street, 28 Ann Street Guthrie Street, from top of North Euclid Crescent, circling the front Tay Street to Horsewater and sides of the Public Semi- Wynd naries Guthrie's Close, 103 Overgate STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, ENTRIES, &C. 93

Harbour Close, 64 Hilltown John Street, Dudhope Crescent Hawkhill, from West Port W. to Perth Road Kay's Entry, 48 Overgate Hawkhill Place, opposite 142 Keiller's Entry, 89 Seagate Perth Road Key's Close, 18 Nethergate Hay's Close, 55 Overgate King Street, from Cowgate to Hazel's Close, 31 Nethergate Princes Street Hean's Lane, 12 Small's Wynd King Street Court, 8 King Street Heathfield Lane, 71 Hawkhill Kirk Wynd, from Tally Street to Heathfield Place, 97 Hawkhill S. Liudsav Street Henderson's Wynd, 15 West Kirk Entry,' 21 Wellgate Port Henderson's Wynd, 93 Scouring- Ladywell Lane, foot of Hilltown hurn W. side High Street, the principal street Laing Street, 49 Cotton Road or square in the centre of the Lamb's Lane, 86 Bucklemaker town Wynd Highland Close, 81 Overgate Larch Street, from 122 Scouring- Hilltown (or Bonnethill) top of hurn to 29 Blackness Road Wellgate to N. Laurel Bank, 41 Constitution Hillbank, from Wellington Street Road to Cotton Road Lawson's Close, 211 Overgate Hood's Close, 118 Murraygate Lilyhank, Arbroath Road Hood's Square, 5 Rosebank Road Lindsay Street, N. 115 Overgate Horse Wynd, 93 Murraygate to to Ward Road 72 Seagate Lindsay Street, S., 23 Nethergate Horsewater Wynd, 81 Scouring- Lindsay's Close, 32 Scouring- burn hurn Hospital Wynd, 272 Hilltown Long Wynd, 75 Nethergate to Hospital Park, N. of Hospital 192 Overgate Wynd Lowden's Alley, 161 Hawkhill How's Close, 56 Hilltown Lowden's Pend, 136 Hilltown How's Entry, 55 Murraygate Lower Lilyhank, from Craigie Hunter Street, 50 Scouringhurn Knowe to Bro' Ferry Road to 43 Hawkhill Low's Close, 32 Bai-rack Street Low's Close, 232 Hilltown Idvies' Street, 51 Bucklemaker Lowson's Close, 90 Hilltown Wynd Luke's Close, 71 Nethergate Infirmary Lane, 14 King Street Lumsden's Entry, 27 West Port Ireland's Lane, 17 Bell Street Lyon's Close, 2 Blackness Road Irvine's Square, 24 Mid Street to to 59 Hawkhill 45 Bell Street Isles' Lane, 115 Hawkhill Mains Road, top of Hilltown Matthew's Court, 64 Constable Jack's Close, 162 Seagate Street Jamaica Street, 56 Ann Street Mathewson's Close, 139 Overgate James's Street, 18 Ann Street M'Comhie's Close, 144 Hawkhill Jobson's Court, 54 Seagate M'Cosh's Entry, 96 Murraygate Johnston's Lane, 1 Scouringhurn M'Donald's Close, 29 Hilltown 94 STREETS, SaUASES, LANES, ENTRIES, &C.

M'Intosh's Close, 108 Murraygate Miller's Close, 138 Murraygate to Meadowside Miller's Close, 91 Hilltown M'Kenzie's Buildings, 80 Nether- Miller's Entry, 15 Scouringburn gate Miller's Wynd, from 29 Perth M'Vicar's Lane, 146 Perth Road Road to 158 Hawkhill Magdalen Yard Road, from 42 Miln Street, Brown Street to Perth Road towards the river Henderson's Wynd Magdalen Place, 41 Magdalen Mitchell's Close, 11 and 19 Union Yard Road Union Street, Maxwelltown Magdalen Yard (or Green), from Mill's W. Wynd, 172 Scouring- Magdalen Yard Road to W. burn fronting the river Mill's E. Wynd, 161 Scouring- Malcolm's Entry, 105 Scouring- burn burn Miln's Close, 202 Overgate Malthouse Close, 58 Nethergate Milnbank and Milnbank Road Manor Place, junction of Hawk- W. end of Scouringburn hill with Perth Road W. end Miln's Buildings, 136 Nethergate Marine Parade, S. of Victoria toW. Dock next the River Milne's Court, 48 Wellgate Maryfield, a district N. of Albert Mint Close, 51 High Street Street Mitchell's Close, 47 Seagate Mason Lodge Close, 39 Murray- Morgan's Buildings, 125 Nether- gate to 36 Seagate gate Mathew's Close, 31 Overgate Morrison's Court, 58 Wellgate Mauchliue Tower Court, 78 Mur- Morton's Square, 31 Wellgate raygate Mount Pleasant, 104 Hawkhill Maxwelltown, a district N. of Mudie's Close, 168 Seagate Ann Street Mudie's Close, 48 King Street Meadow Street, 24 Wellgate to Mudie's Close, 39 Dallfield Walk Meadowside Murraygate, a leading street from Meadow Place, W. end of Baltic E, end of High Street to the Street N.E. Meadow Entry, 80 Murraygate Myles's Court, 58 St Andrews to Meadowside Street, E. side Meadowside, from top of Barrack Street to top of Baltic Street Napier Place, 7 Nelson Street Meadow Close, 54 Murraygate Neil's Close, 120 Hawkhill Meal's Close, 167 Overgate Nelson Street, 64 Bucklemaker Methodist Close, 51 Overgate Wynd Mid Kirk Style, Tally Street to Nelson Terrace, 2 Nelson Street S. Lindsay Street Nethergate, a leading street from Mid Road, 11 Smithfield W. end of High Street to Perth Mid Shore or Shore Terrace, see Road W. Shore Terrace New Inn Entry, 67 High Street Mid Street, 35 Constitution Road Nicholson's Close, 21 Hilltown Mid Wynd, 73 Perth Road to 167 Nicoll's Close, 151 Scouringburn Hawkhill Nicoll's Court, 61 Wellgate Middle Street, 53 Princes Street Norrie's Pend, 70 Hilltown to Blackscroft North Road, 33 Smithfield STREETS, SQUAHES, LANES, ENTRIES, &C. 95

Ogilvie's Close, 29 High Street Powrie Place, 9 Ann Street Ogilvie's Close, 69 Overgate Princes Street, a continuation of Ogilvie's Entry, 198 Hilltown King Street, N.E Osborne Place, Magdalen Yard Pullar's Close, 132 Murraygate E. of Strawberry Bank Overgate, a leading street from Quarry Entry, 84 Cowgate High Street, (W. end) to West Quarry Close, 67 King Street Port Queen Street, 150 Seagate to 59 Cowgate Panmure Street, from foot of Murraygate W. to the Public Ramsay's Pend, 43 Scouringburn Seminaries Ramsay's Entry, 41 Scouringburn Panmure Terrace, N. of Dudhope Ramsay's Street, Pole Park Road Terrace Rankine's Coui-t, 6 Murraygate Paradise Road, from Mid Street Rattray's Court, 46 Seagate to Dudhope Street Rattray's Entry, 75 Bell Street Paradise Lane, 11 Dudhope St. Reform Street, from High Street, Park Lane, 11 Temple Lane opposite Town Hall Park Place, 127 Nethergate Rennie's Close, 116 Nethergate Park Street, Lochee Road to Ritchie's Lane, 157 Perth Road Douglas Street to 250 Hawkhill Park Wynd, 68 HaAvkhill Robertson's Close, 107 Cowgate Parker's Court, 12 William Street Robertson's Close, 40 Hilltown King Street Rodger's Close, 77 Overgate Paterson's Close, 118 Hilltown Rodger's Close, 68 Cowgate Paton's Lane, 240 Perth Road to RoUo's Row, off Bell Street Lane 57 Magdalen Yard Roodyards, JBroughty Perry Road Pattullo's Court, Queen Street Rose Street, 11 Arthur Street Peddie's Close, 87 Overgate Roseangle, 42 Perth Road Peep-o-day Lane, 139 Blacks- Rosebank Road, 28 Rosebank croft Street Pennycuik's Lane, from 127 Rosebank Street, 124 Hilltown Perth Road to 218 Hawkhill Rose Lane, Rosebank Road Perth Road, a continuation of Ryehill Lane, 103 Perth Road to Nethergate from Small's Wynd 198 Hawkhill to W. Peter Street, 111 Murraygate to St Andrew's Street, 23 Cowgate 84 Seagate to 116 Seagate Peter's Court, 20 Cowgate St Andrew's Place, Cowgate Playfair's Entry, 10 Hawkhill to St Clement's Lane, 11 High Park Place Street Pleasance (Upper) on Lochee St David's Lane, 26 North Tay Road Street Pleasance (Lower) W. end of St Margaret's Close, 36 Nether- Scouringburn gate Pleasance Lane, W. end of St Mary Street, 19 Upper Pleas- Scouringburn to Lochee Road ance Pole Park Road, Lower Pleasance St Mary's Close, 30 Nethergate Powrie's Lane, 89 Bell Street St Paul's Court, 61 Murraygate 96 STilEETS, SGIUAEES, LANES, ENTRIES, &C.

St Peter Street, 109 Perth Koad Soutar's Close, 28 Hilltown to 204 Hawkhill Soutar's Close, 4 West Port St Roque's Court, 112 Cowgate Speed's Close, 19 Overgate St Roque's Lane, 208 Seagate to Spence's Close, 154 Overgate King Street Springfield, opposite Greenfield St Salvator's Close, 13 Overgate Place, 156 Perth Road Samson's Close, 69 Hilltown Springhill, 84 Broughty Ferry Sanderson's Court, 222 Overgate Road to Arbroath Road Scott's Entry, 140 Princes Street Step Row, 252 Perth Road to 61 Scott's Close, 97 Overgate Magdalen Yard Scott's Close, 12 Nethergate Stewart's Close, 63 Seagate Scott's Close, 6 Hawkhill Stewart's Court, 40 Constable Scott's Close, 5 Brown Street Street Scouringburn, from West Port Stewart's Court, 59 Seagate to Pole Park Road Stewart's Court, 163 Seagate Sea Close, 120 Nethergate Stewart's Court, 15 St Roque's Seafield Lane, 214 Perth Road Lane Saafield Road, 210 Perth Road to Stobsmuir, E. end of Stobswell 37 Magdalen Yard Road Road Seagate, a leading street, from Stobswell Road and Park, Dura High Street to St Roque's Street Lane Strathmartine Road, from top of Seabraes, Perth Road Hilltown to N.W. Sea Wynd, 128 Nethergate to Strawberry Bank, 318 Perth Road Yeaman Shore to 1 Windsor Place Session Street, 11 Scouringburn Sugarhouse Wynd, 43 Cowgate to Guthrie Street to Seagate Shepherd's Close, 65 Overgate Sydney Place, 41 Constitution Shepherd's Close, 150 Hawkhill Road Shepherd's Close, 146 Murray- gate Tait's Lane, 235 Hawkhill Shepherd's Loan, 300 Perth Road Tally Street, 54 Overgate to to Magdalen Yard Nethergate Shore Terrace, or Mid Shore, Tannage Court, 7 Cowgate from foot of Castle Street to Tay Street (North) 251 Overgate Greenmarket toN. Small's Lane, 14 Small's Wynd Tay Street (South), 99 Nether- Small's Wynd, 1 Perth Road to gate to 252 Overgate 52 Hawkhill Tay Square, 12 South Tay Street Smellie's Lane, from Henderson's Tay Street Lane, 93 Nethergate Wynd to Lochee Road Tawse's Close, 102 Hilltown Smithfield, a district top of Hill- Tawse's Close, 171 Hilltown town Taylor's Lane, 284 Perth Road Smith's Close, 103 Hilltown to 71 Magdalen iTard Smith's Pend, 22 Session Street Temple Lane, 30 West Port Soap Work Lane, a continuation Thorn's Close, 2 Murraygate of Ladywell Lane to W. Thomson's Pend, 80 Princes St. Somerville Place, top of Consti- Thomson's Street, 228 Perth tution Road to W. Road to 59 Magdalen Yard STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, ENTBIES, &C. 97

Thorter Eow, 36 Overgate to Wellgate, a continuation of Mur- Nethergate raygate N. to Hilltown Tindal's Wynd, 4 High Street to Wellington Street, 66 Buckle- 6 Shore Terrace maker Wynd Todburn Lane, from William Westfield Avenue, 172 Perth Ed. Street to Dens Brae Westfield Lane, 190 Perth Road Todburn Entry, 49 Wellgate to Magdalen Yard Road Todd's Close, 175 Overgate Westfield Place, 186 Perth Road Trades' Lane, from St Andrew's to Magdalen Yard Road Street to Dock Street West Dock Street, W. side of Earl Grey's Dock Union Court, 6 Thorter Eow West Wynd, 89 Perth Road to Union Street and S. Union Street, 188 Hawkhill from 44 Nethergate to Craig West Port, W. end of Overgate Pier West Protection Wall, from Union Street, 48 Ann Street Craig Harbour to Tide Har- Union Street, George's Place bour, fronting the River Union Terrace, E. side of Con- Whale Lane, E. end of Seagate stitution Eoad Whitehall Close, 22 Nethergate Union Place, 266 Perth Road Whiteleys, W. end of Nethergate Union Close, 25 Nethergate N. side Ure Sti'eet, opposite 148 Hawk- Whitton's Close, 33 Hilltown hill Whitton's Pend, 25 Hawkhill Urquhart Street, from Scoiiring- Wighton's Close, 9 Hilltown burn to Blackness Road Wighton's Pend, 91 Bucklemaker Wynd Vault, 17 High Street William Street, 116 Scouring- Victoria Place, S. side of Victoria burn to Blackness Road Street William Street, 60 King Street Victoria Street, top of Princes William Street, 70 Bucklemaker Street to W. Wynd Victoria Square, 43 Nethergate Williamson's Close, 139 Hilltown Willison Street, 44 Barrack Street Wallace Street, 121 Princes to N. Lindsay Street Street to Blackscroft Wilkie's Lane, 139 Hawkhill Wallace's Pend, 22 Hawkhill Windmill Pend, 149 Q'vergate Wannan's Close, 42 West Port Windsor Place, W. end of Mag- Ward Road (South), top of dalen Yard Barrack Street to North TaySt. Windsor Street, N. from W. end Ward Street, from Constitution of Windsor Place Road to North Tay Street Water Wynd, 6 Ladywell Lane Yeaman Shore, foot of Union to Baltic Street Street to Sea Wjnd Watt Street, 138 Hawkhill Yeaman's Close, 27 Overgate Watson's Close, 68 Hawkhill Young's Close, 18 West Port Watson's Lane, 133 Hawkhill Young's Close, 66 Murraygate Well Road, 108 Hawkhill Young's Close, 51 Hawkhill 98 ABB—ADA.

XIV.—NAMES, PROFESSIONS, & ADDRESSES OP THE PRINCIPAL INHABITANTS OF DUNDEE.

Abbot, Alex., feuar, 62 Eosebank Street.

Alex,, manager. West Bell Mill ; house 23 Blackness Road.

George, of W. & G. Abbot ; h. Todburn Lane. Peter, church-officer, 4 Small's Lane.

P. H., clerk, 2 Panmnre Street ; h. 7 West Wynd. William, shoemaker, 4 Constitution Street. William, of W. & G. Abbot, 123 Murraygate. W. & G., cabinetmakers, 123 Murraygate. Aberdein, Mrs John, 5 Church Lane. Adam, Isabella, grocer and spiritdealer, 219 Hilltown.

James, clerk. Gas Office, 18 Castle Street ; h. Whitton's Land, Victoria Street. James, spiritdealer, 123 Hawkhill. John, agent, 62 Murraygate. John, gas inspector, Whitton's Land, Victoria Street. John, cowfeeder, 106 Seagate.

John, plasterer, Ward Road ; h. 23 Eosebank Street. Peter, dairy-keeper, Dudhope Street. Thomas, spiritdealer, 227 Hawkhill. William, clerk, 29 Constitution Road, Wm. & J., shoemakers, 7i Seagate. Mrs, 18 Thomson Street. Adams, Alexander, stoneware merchant, 206 Perth Road. Alexander H., A.M., Heron Cottage, Wallace's Entry, Hawkhill,

Andrew, locker, Customs ; 7i. 14 Lowden's Alley. James, shipmaster, 14 Blackscroft.

James, flaxdresser, St Roque's Lane ; h. Dallfield Walk. James Y., manufacturer, 122 Hawkhill, and 13 Union

Street, Glasgow ; h. Glasgow.

Henry, glove manufacturer, 5 High Street ; h. 14 Welling- ton Street. Mrs, bookseller, 11 Lindsay Street. Misses, teachers. Heron Cottage, 9 Wallace's Entry, Hawkhill. Miss, dressmaker, 38 Barrack Street. Adamson, John, wholesale provision merchant, 25 Long Wynd.

Robert, manager, Dundee Water Co. ; h. 1 Laurel Bank. Miss, dressmaker, 3 Elizabeth Street. ADl—ALE. 99

Adie, Andrew, of A. & J. Adie, 20 Springfield. Rev. Charles, D.D., Manse, Broughty Ferry Eoad. James, of A. & J. Adie, 2 Laurel Bank. Andrew and James, spinners and manufacturers, 29 Cowgate. Misses, 7 South Union Street. Agnew, Mary, broker, 207 Overgate Miss, milliner, 202 Overgate.

Aimer, David, blacksmith and ironmonger, 9 Hilltown ; h. 91 Hilltown. George, proprietoi', 71 Magdalen Green. Ainslie, James, grocer, 9 Union Street, Maxwelltown. Air, Alexander, tailor, 31 Murraygate.

Aird, James, boot and shoe warehouse, 7 Union Street ; h. 38 Castle Street.

James, tailor and clothier, 9 Union Street ; A. 48 Overgate. Aitken, and Ewing, writers, 20 Reform Street.

George, bookkeeper to Prancis Molison & Co. ; h. 65 Albert Street

Henry, overseer, Tay Works ; A. Pullar's Close.

Patrick P., of Aitken and Ewing ; A, 148 Nethergate.

Thomas, currier and leather merchant ; works, Calender

Close, Overgate ; sak'shop, 173 Overgate ; A. Methodist Close, Overgate.

William, smith, 19 Overgate ; A. 47 Overgate. Mrs, lodgings, 7 Cowgate. Atkin, Mrs, mangle-keeper, Pullar's Close, 132 Murraygate. Alcock, Mrs Mary, 22 Barrack Street.

Alexander, Charles, joiner. Bell Street ; A. 4 Dallfield. Terrace-

Charles, of Hill and Alexander, printers ; A. Belmont Place.

James, manufacturer, 35 King Street ; A. Blackness Terrace.

James, brassfounder, Mathew's Close ; A. S. Union Street James, stoneware merchant, 97 Princes Street,

James, bookseller and stationer, 17 Overgate ; A. 28 Do. Jane, coffee-house-keeper, Ann Street, Hillbank. John, cowfeeder, Coldside.

John, cabinetmaker, 12 Ireland's Lane ; A. 35 Con- stitution Road.

Mrs J. W., milliner, 56 Nethergate ; A. 33 Do. Samuel, boot and shoemaker, 46 Hilltown.

Thomas, mill-waste merchant, Bruce's Entry ; A. 12 West Dock Street.

Thomas, Lloyd's Surveyor, 44 Dock Street ; A. 19 South Union Street. William, stoneware merchant, 2 Ann Street, Hillbank. William, plasterer, Henderson's Wynd, West Port. Mrs, mangle-keeper, 11 Elizabeth Street, Maxwelltown. 100 ALT—AND.

" Alison, George Lloyd, wine-merchant, 18 High Street ; h. The Terrace."

James, sailmaker, 47 Dock Street ; h. 22 Yeaman Shore.

Robert, secretary, Dundee and Perth Railway Co. ; h. 101 Nethergate. Mrs, spiritdealer, 4 West Dock Street.

Allan, Alexander, writer and insurance agent, 6 High Street ; h. Maryfield Terrace.

Alexander, messenger-at-arms, 10 High Street ; h. 1 Paton's Lane.

David, grocer, 83 and 85 Perth Road ; A, 81 Do. David M., of James Allan and Son, 61 Reform Street.

Ebenezer, brassfounder and gas fitter, Willison Street ; h. 68 Nethergate.

E,, green-grocer, 71 Hilltown ; h, 8 Hospital Park. Isabella, grocer, 55 Albert Street.

James, joiner, Kirk Entry ; h. 7 Joint Stock Buildings. James and Son, perfumers and hairdressers, 13 Cricbton St.,

and 25 and 129 Murraypate ; h. 61 Reform Street. John, grocer, 1 Dudhope Crescent. John, of Allan and Saundei's, 39 Cotton Road.

Peter, boot and shoemaker, 25 Hilltown ; h. Morrison's Court. & Saunders, manufacturers, 15 Mid Street, Chapelshade. William Stuart, pianoforte seller and Erench polisher, 6 Victoria Square. Miss, boarding and day school, 9 S. Tay Street. Mrs John, spiritdealer, 8 Hospital Park.

Mrs, draper and hosier, 29 Wellgate ; h. 8 Hospital Park. Allen, Janet, laundress, 31 Upper Pleasance. Allot, Mrs, silk dyer, 38 Perth Road.

Alston, William, watchmaker and jeweller, 7 High Street ; h. Union Place, Perth Road. Alves, William, gardener, 31 Constitution Street. Ambrose, Elizabeth, grocer, 21 Nelson Street. Anderson, Alexander, lodging-house keeper, 25 Butcher Row.

Alexander, merchant, 23 St Andrew's Street ; A. Maul's Bank, Carnoustie. Andrew, grocer, 4 Blackness Road. Andrew, shipmaster, 35 Exchange Street. stationer and hairdresser, Archd. G., 45 Murraygate ; L 49 Murraygate.

David, agent. Royal Bank of Scotland ; k. 105 Murray- gate.

David, corn-merchant, 30 Castle Street ; h. Anderson's Entiy, Hawkhill.

David, mechanic, Law Mill ; h. Coldside. David, of Anderson & Gardner, foot of Wellington Street.

David D., merchant, 23 St Andrew's Street ; h. Monifieth.

David, cabinetmaker, 154 Nethergate ; A. 5 S. Tay Street. AND. 101

Anderson, David, wright, 82 Taylor's Lane. David, broker, 11 1 Scouringburn. Ebenezer, of Anderson & Cbalmers, 1 Anderson's Entry, Hawk hill. Francis, cabinetmaker, 2 Baltic Street. George, hairdresser, 115 Hawkhill. George, coal-merchant. Candle Lane.

George, shoemaker, 96 Princes Street ; Ji. 78 do. George, grocer and spiritdealer, 33 Cotton Koad.

G. N., grocer and spiritdealer, 173 and 175 Hilltown ; h. 70 do. Helen, grocer, 89 Perth Eoad. James, shipmaster. Key's Close, 18 Nethergate. James, accountant, Royal Bank of Scotland; h. 105 Murraygate. James, joiner, 5 Craig Street.

James, carver and gilder, 103 Nethergate ; h. 40 Sea- braes.

James, grocer and spiritdealer, 33 West Port ; h. 5 Brown Street. James, cowfeeder, 1 Union Place, Perth Eoad. James, shipmaster, Barrie's Land, Crichton's Close, Mur- raygate. James, painter, Dudhope Crescent, Land 1, No. 6.

James, Courier Office ; h. Ure Street, Hawkhill. Janet, grocer, 152 Scouringburn.

John, town-clerk. Town House ; 3 Dudhope Terrace. John, joiner and cabinetmaker, 152 Hilltown and Rose- bank Street.

John, collector of Inland Revenue ; h. Prospect Place, Constitution Road. John, grocer and spiritdealer, 176 Hawkhill. John, cartwright and joiner, Young's Land, Albert Street; A. Bisset's Land, Forebank. clerk, P. John W., D. & Loudon Shipping Co.'s Office ; h. 19 Paton's Lane.

• ^ John F., clerk, 19 Dock Street ; h. 50 Gellatly Street.

John, Sheriff-officer, &c., 14 Overgate ; h. Tindal's Wynd. John, grocer, 188 Hawkhill.

John & William, writers, 10 Reform Street ; h. 3 Dud- hope Terrace. J. B., of Anderson & Guild, 1 Windsor Place. Patrick, of F. Molison, & Co. "The Rosaire," Magdalen Point. Peter, shipmaster, 1 Union Street, Maxwelltown.

Peter, baker, &Q Netbergate ; h. 10 West Dock Street.

Robert, liesher, 143 Hilltown ; h. Smithfield.

Robert, miller, Duntrune Mill ; h. 19 Paton's Lane. 103 AND—AET.

Anderson, William M., watchmaker, 33 High Street ; h. 17 Wilkie's Lane. William, of Anderson Brothers, 17 S. Union Street. William, gardener, Coldside Gardens.

William, mill-overseer, Lower Pleasance Mill ; h. Hen- derson's Wynd. William, of John and William Anderson, 3 Dudhope Terrace. Brothers, bricklayers, 17 S. Union Street. & Chalmers, wrights, 10 Bernard Street.

& Gardner, writers, S. side of High Street ; entrance, top of Crichton Street. & Guild, merchants, 59 Cowgate. Mrs, 6 Perth Koad. Mrs, matron, Dundee Prison. Mrs, staymaker, 7 Coupar's Alley. Misses, brewers, 10 Nethergate. Misses, seminary for young ladies, St Andrews Place. Andrews, Miss, teacher of drawing and painting, 1 Meadow Street. Angus, James, tentor, and precentor Tay Square Church, Kobert- son's Land, Hillbank. Annan, Alexander, builder, Downfield. Anton, Mrs, lodgings, 3 Castle Lane. Archer, Alexander, seaman, 13 Blackscroft.

George, teacher, St Andrews School, William Street ; h. 21 Bucklemaker Wynd. Mrs, mangle-keeper, 9 Seafield Lane. Arklay, Mrs Elizabeth, 1 Hawkhill Place. Mrs, grocer, 55 Hilltown. Armitstead, George, & Co., merchants and commission agents, 9 Panmure Street. George, of Geo. Armitstead & Co., Duncarse House. Arrot, James, M.I)., 19 King Street.

Arthur, David, manufacturer, 10 Eose Street ; h. 12 Rosebank Road. Euphemia, grocer, 24 Bell Street.

John, power-loom manufacturer, Westfield Avenue ; h. West Newport.

Ashall, Henry, late of Inland Revenue ; h. 24 Crichton Street.

Atkinson, William, Inland Revenue Officer ; h. 12 Castle Street.

Austen, John, jeweller, optician, and dentist, 23 Nethergate ; h. 37 S. Tay Street.

Aymer, John, corn merchant, 15 Dock Street ; h. 2 Dudhope Place. Aytoun, John, wine and spirit merchant, 57 Murraygate; h. King Street, Broughty Ferry.

Badenoch, James, lodgings, 29 Hilltown. Bailie, David, grocer, 94 Murraygate, h. 23 Crichton Street. Wm & Co., Boot and Shoe Warehouse, 41 Murraygate. BAl—BAR. 103

Bailie, Mrs, mangle-keeper, 24 West Wynd. Bain, George, manager, George Street, Maxwelltown. John, hosier, shirt, and stay-maker, 20 Murraygate, h. GO Albert Street. Baird, David, spiritdealer, 36 Dock Street. James, burgh and town officer, Gray's Close, High Street, h. 77 Nethergate. Richard, commission agent and contractor, 13 Dock Street, h, 97 Broughty Ferry Road. Thomas, grocer, 146 Hawkhill, h. 175 do. Balbirnie, Peter, mill manager, Ward Street Mill, h. 122 Scouring- burn. William, slater, 5 Meadowside, h. 63 Bucklemaker Wynd. Baldy, James, 3 Dallfield Terrace. Balerna, Dominick, barometer-maker, 14 Yeaman Shore. Balfour, Alexander, shoemaker, 74 Overgate, h. \l Mid-Kirk Style. David, clerk. Town Surveyor's Office, h. 2 Temple Lane. James, bootmaker, 35 Exchange Street. Peter, manufacturer, Westfield Avenue, h. 1 Greenfield Pic. Robert, joiner, 31 Overgate, h. Land 8, No. 8 Dudhope Crescent. Mrs Alex., 14 Thomson's Street. Mrs, lodgings, 2 Temple Lane. Mrs John, 6 Small's Lane, Small's Wynd. Ballantyne, Mrs, mangle-keeper, Morrison's Court, Wellgate. Ballingall, Mrs, brewer, Pleasance Brewery, h. Upper Pleasaofle. Balsillie, John, 30 Nethergate. Baltic Reading Room, 15 Cowgate. Banks, Alexander, clerk to J. Fyffe, Dock Street, h. 42 Mid Street, Constitution Road. William, jr., grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 22 Constitution Road, h, 6 Somerville Place. William, grocer, 59 Murraygate, h. 6 Somerville Place. Mrs George William, 42 Mid Street. Mrs James, 42 Mid Street. Mrs J. M., 30 Mid Street. Mrs William, grocer, 75 Bell Street. Mrs, spiritdealer, 13 West Dock Street. Bannerman, Mrs, crystal and stoneware merchant, 130 Perth Road. Barclay, Alexander, shipmaster, 30 Tay Street. Andrew, city missionary, West Wynd. Isaac, cowfeeder, 241 Hilltown, William, umbrella maker, 12 Barrack Street, h. 14 do. William, jr., merchant, 2 Bain Square. Barnet, James W., clerk, 1 Bank Street, h. Bucklemaker Wynd. William, warper, 171 Hilltown. Mrs David, 68 King Street. Barnie, John, plumber and coppersmith, East Shore, King William's Dock, h. 29 Hawkhill. 104 BAR—BAX.

Barnie & Adam, nautical instrument makers, 6 Dock Street. Geo., spirit-dealer, 7 Todburn Lane. John, spiritdealer, 29 Hawkhill. Barrie, Alexander, bootmaker, 58 Overgate, h. 212 do. Charles, spiritdealer, Coldside. David, writer and notary public, 61 Eeform Street, h. 6 "Windsor Place. George, farmer, Lawton. George, teacher, Wallace Juvenile School, h, 110 Princes St, James, cowfeeder, Coldside. James C, hosier, 70 High Street. Joseph J., clerk to Geo. Armitstead & Co., h. Coldside. Peter, ginger beer, lemonade, and soda water manufacturer^ 74 High Street. Mrs John, lodgings, 46 Eeform Street. Mrs, grocer, 108 Cowgate. Mrs, 40 Magdalen Yard Road. Barron, James O., shipmaster, 232 Perth Road. Mrs Captain, 7 Exchange Street. Barry, Charles, tailor, 83 Murraygate. George, grocer, 25 Dudhope Crescent. Batchelor, David, cabinetmaker, 33 & 37 Barrack Street, h. Willison Street. Doctor, pipe manufacturer and herbalist, 27 Small's Wynd. Elizabeth, egg merchant, 22 Fish Street. Francis, farmer, Craigie Farm. G. & G., upholsterers, 22 Union Street. Gershom, of G. & G. Batchelor, h. Isle's Lane, Hawkhill, George, of G. & G. Batchelor, h. Isle's Lane. George, mercantile clerk, h. Rose Street. John, of Low & Batchelor, coppersmith, 48 Mudie's Close, King Street. Peter, tailor and clothier, 62 Nethergate, h. Isles's Lane. Mrs, dairy-keeper, Forebank Dairy. Miss, dressmaker, 39 High Street. Bathie, Wm. G., manager, N. White's boot and shoe warehouse, 64

Overgate ; h. 3 Thorter Row.

Baxter, Alex., inspector. Town Surveyor's Office ; h. 26 St Clement's Lane. Alfred, coal merchant, Laing Street. Brothei's & Co., merchants, manufacturers, and flaxspinners, Dens Works.— Office, 11 King Street.

Charles, grocer, 95 Murraygate ; h. 8 Bain Square.

David, of Baxter, Brothers & Co. ; h. Kilmaron, Fifeshire. David, rope and twine maker, Foundry Lane, and East

Dock Street ; h. 274 Perth Road. D. W., baker, 55 Wellgate.

Edmund, writer, 46 Reform Street ; h. Broughty Ferry. ;

BAX—BE A. 105

Baxter, Edward, of Edward Baxter & Son, Hazel Hall. Edward & Son, merchants, 29 Baltic Street. George, tailor, 182 Hilltown.

George H., manufacturer, "William Street, King Street ; h. 79 Bucklemaker Wynd.

G. R. & Son, confectioners, 43 Murraygate ; h. 30 Upper Pleasance. James, green grocer, 12 Hilltown. James H., clerk, 67 Murraygate. John, grocer, 92 Scouringburn. John Boyd, writer and Procurator Fiscal, 41 Reform Street h. Craig Tay, Broughty Ferry Road.

Rev. John C, Wishart Church ; h. 9 Springfield.

John D., clerk to A. & J. Adie ; h. 9 Wellgate.

John M., clerk to Geo. Armitstead & Co. ; h. Meadow Place.

Rev. John, Hilltown Free Church ; h. Hillbank House. Joseph, spirit-dealer, 93 Cowgate.

P. M., surgeon, 16 Seagate ; h. 29 Union Street. & Shield, writers, 46 Reform Street. Thos. H., grocer and spirit-dealer, 95 Murraygate; h. 97 Murraygate.

Wm., veterinary surgeon. Church Lane ; h. 29 Union Street. B., town-chamberlain and accountant, Town House Wm. ; h. 3 King Street.

Wm. C. ; h. 38 King Street.

William Edward, M.P., of E. Baxter & Son ; h. AshclifF; residence in London—-44 Sussex Garden, Hyde Park, W. Mrs Alex., grocer, 93 Scouringburn. Mrs James, manufacturer, 25 Bernard Street, Hawkhill

Mrs John H. ; 103 Seagate.

Misses ; h. 103 Seagate. Miss, dressmaker, 2 Henderson's Wynd, West Port. Miss E., cowfeeder, Strawberry Bank. Beat, Andrew, grocer, 40 Ann Street, Maxwelltown. Beaton, Archibald, spirit-dealer, 64 Dudhope Street. Neil, spirit-dealer, 62 Hilltown. Beattie, Alex., mason, 290 Perth Road. Peter, fruiterer, 41 Union Street. Mrs, baker, 4 Blackscroft. Beatts, Archibald, wright and funeral undertaker, 9 Mid Street. Beaumont, Mrs, midwife, 20 Dudhope Crescent. Mrs, 5 Upper Pleasance.

Beckwith, James, shipmaster ; h. Rankine's Court, High Street.

Begbie, John, gas inspector ; h. Smith's Land, Craigie Knowe. Wm., flour miller, Balmuir Mills; h. 214 Hilltown.

Begg, Arthur & Son, clothiers, 20 High Street ; h. Newport.

Arthur, jr., 20 High Street ; h. Somerville Place.

John R,, surgeon ; 5 8t Andrew's Street. 106 BEH—BEN.

Begg, Ralph M., clerk, 25 Dock Street; h. Newport,

Mrs ; 28 Seagate. Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 28 Seagate, Beharie, Alex, grocer, 59 Albert Street.

Wm., manafacturer ; 121 Princes Street. Mrs Elizabeth; 1 Dallfield Walk.

Bell, Alex., merchant, Royal Exchange ; h. Airlie Place. Alex. Smith, farmer, Blackness Parm.

Andrew, spirit-dealer, 196 Overgate ; A. Dallfield Terrace,

David, manufacturer, 9 West Wynd ; A. St Peter Street,

David, H.M. Customs ; h. 56 St Andrews Street. James, & Sou, rope and sail makers, sailcloth and sacking:

manufacturers, 18 Dock Street ; works —Paton's Lane and Step Row.

James, jr., of James Bell & Son ; 15 Step Row.

James, grocer, 49 Overgate ; h. East Somerville Place.

James H., of J. H. & A. Bell ; h. 3 Douglas Terrace, Broughty Ferry. J. H. & A., merchants, Rojal Exchange. John, & Wm. Don, writers, 38 Castle Street. John, of John Bell and Wm. Don, Annfield House. John, grocer and tea dealer, 40 Bucklemaker Wynd. John Chas., auctioneer and commission merchant, 7 Cowgate : h. 4 James' Place, Broughty Eerry.

Robert, cabinetmaker, 24 Union Street ; h. 26 Union Street. Robert, M.D., 164 Nethergate. Robert, jun., of Scott and Bell, 3 Airlie Place. Samuel, Miln's Buildings, 138 Nethergate.

Thos., hairdresser, 45 West Port ; h. 47 Do. Thos., merchant and manufacturer, Belmont Factory,

Hawkhill ; h. Belmont, Perth Road. Wm., tidewater, 2 Dallfield Terrace. Wm.. 7 Airlie Place. Mrs James, 15 Step Row. Mrs Robert, 3 Airlie Place. Mrs, mangle-keeper, 23 Mid Wynd. Mrs, mangle-keeper, Fenton's Close, Murraygata. Mrs, draper, 96 Scouringburn. Miss Ann, dressmaker, 52 Hilltown. Miss Margaret, 87 Princes Street. Miss, Miln's Buildings, 138 Nethergate. Miss, lodgings, 134 Perth Road. Bennet, Miss, 91 King Street.

Benny, James, draper, 7 Wellgate ; h. 8 Bain Square.

Benvie, Andrew, merchant, Baxter's Court, Cowgate ; h. 8 and 10 Napier Place, Nelson Street.

Berrie, Alex., flaxspinner and manufacturer, 15 Bain Square ; li. 2 Windsor Place. Robert, spiritdealer, 166 Overgate. BER—BLA. 107

Berrie, Mrs Geo., 30 South Tay Street,

Berry, Eobert Hay, mill-manager ; h, 17 Cotton Road.

Bertie, John, clerk. Trades Lane Calender ; h. 70 Hilltown.

Birkett, Joseph, clerk, D. & P. Railway ; h. 101 Perth Road. Birrel, Mrs, Temperance Hotel, 48 Union Street.

Birrell, John, teacher, Princes Street School, ; h. 1 Church Street. Bisset, Andrew, tailor, 97 Perth Road.

Gray, writer, 1 Bank Street ; h. Clepington Place. Peter, tailor, 5 Seafield Lane.

Wm. Saddler, 53 and 55 Reform Street ; h. East Somerville Place. Misses, seminary for young ladies, Clepington Place. Black, Charles, eating-house-keeper, 62 Dudhope Street. George, spiritdealer, 197 Hawkhill. George, carver, 70^ High Street. James, vintner, 112 Murraygate. James, maker and repairer of violins, 9 Paton's Lane, Perth Road. James, pavement-merchant. Ward Road. James M,, tinsmith, 15 and 17 Meadowside. John, spiritdealer, Todburn Lane.

John, baker, 5 Lindsay Street ; h. 7 Do

John, grocer, 118 Hawkhill ; h. Union Place. Thomas, market-gardener. Cherry Bank, Blackness Road. Thomas Morton, Surveyor of Assessed Taxes and Property

and Income Tax, 44 High Street ; k. Albert Court, Nethergate.

William, spiritdealer, 28 Scouringburn ; h. 24 Bo. Mrs, spiritdealer, 30 Dock Street.

Blackie, Alex., sen., merchant, 28 Cowgate ; h. 20 Hunter Street.

Alex., jun., flaxspinner, 75 Bell Street ; h. 10 Hunter St.

Matthew, merchant. Union Street, George's Place ; h. Clepington Cottage. & Son, publishers, 31 Reform Street. tea wine spirit Blair, John, and merchant, 48 and 50 Scouringburn ; h. 4 Hunter Street. J

Thomas B,, agent, Royal Exchange ; h. Craighill.

William, bookseller, stationer, and news agent ; 40 Wellgate.

William, church-officer, St Paul's ; h. 20 Seagate. William, tailor, 129 Scouringburn. William, carpenter, 68 King Street. William, grocer, Dudhope Wynd. Mrs William, grocer and spiritdealer, 2 Commercial Street, Maxwelltown. Mrs H., lodging-house-keeper, 33 Castle Street. Mrs Jane, grocer, 67 Hawkhill. Mrs, sick nurse, 80 Nethergate.

Blakey, J. Herbert, flaxspinner and manufacturer, Cowgate ; h, Heathfield Lodge, Hillbank Road. 108 BOA—BEE.

Blyth, Chas., mill manager, Tay Works ; A.Dudhope Street. H. & T., flaxspinners and linen manufacturers, 1 Coupar^s Alley, Wellgate.

Henry, of H. & T. Blyth ; Rosefield Cottage, Blackness Eoad„ J. B., tailor and clothier, 131 Murraygate.

Thomas, of H. & T. Blyth ; Roseangle, ^ & Ritchie, milliners and dressmakers, 204 Overgate. Mrs, broker, 6 Blackness Road. Boak, Jas, & Co., curriers and leather merchants, 58 Barrack Street. Works, Barrack Tan-work, Smellie's Lane.

James, of James Boak & Co, ; 43 Union Street.

Boase, Charles W., banker ; Meadow Place.

George C, banker ; 2 King Street.

Bogie, Jas., corn merchant, 29 Exchange Street ; h. Harp Cottage, Newport.

Bon, Mrs, Fancy Repository, 98a Nethergate ; h. Craig Pier House 17 S. Union Street. Bonthron, Mrs, confectioner, 34 Scouringburn. Booth, Geo., Veterinary Surgeon, Meadow Place. Graham, tailor, 89 Princes Street. Borland, W., stoneware merchant, 38 Hawkhill. Borthwick, A. & Son, smallware merchants, 1 Reform Street.

Borwick, Rev. William B., 2d U. P. Church ; h. Powrie Lane, Bell Street. Bowman, John, spiritdealer, 46 Dock Street. Mrs Helen, spiritdealer, 7 Princes Street. Miss, lodgings, 1 S. Tay Street. Boyack, Alex., cowfeeder, Pair Muir.

Boyd, Alex., cabinetmaker, Key's Close, Nethergate ; h. 3 Castle Lane.

James, agent, 19 Dock Street , h. West Ferry.

Omar, grocer, 142 Scouringburn ; h. 146 do. & Philip, merchants, 32 Sugarhouse Wynd. Robt., writer and notary public, 51 Reform Street; ^, Tay Cottage, Newport.

Thomas, grocer, 30 King Street ; h. 32 do. Mrs Catherine, grocer, Fairmuir Toll.

Mrs G. H., fish-dealer, 4 Vault ; A. 7 W. Dock Street. Mrs James, 2 Laurel Bank. Boyle, John, spiritdealer, 48 Ann Street. Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 49 Cotton Road. Boyter, Alexander, shipmaster, 10 Fish Street. Bradford, John, china merchant and auctioneer, Greenmarket. Braik, John, shoemakor, 158 Scouringburn.

Brand, David, teller, British Linen Company ; h. Newport. James, salt merchant, 25 Greenmarket. William, merchant, Mylnefield House. Brechin, James B,, bookbinder and account-book maker, 7 Castle

Street ; h. 6 Victoria Square. BRI—BRO. 109

British Linen Company's Bank, 77 Murraygate. Brodie & Harris, auctioneers and appraisers, 57 Eeform Street.

Geo., of Brodie & Harris ; h. Elm Bank, Newport. Geo., bone setter. 60 Hilltown.

Samuel, merchant and Insurance agent, 3 King Street ; h. Lively Bank.

Brough, Thomas, manufacturer, Peep-o'-Day ; h. Bonny Bank House. Brown, A. H., corn merchant, West Ward Flour Mill, h. Links House, Broughty Ferry. Andrew, of Andrew Brown & Co., merchants and spinners, 53 Cowgate, h. Pai'k Place. Andrew, spiritdealer, 77 Seagate. Andrew, vintner, Rattray's Land, Meadow Road. Andrew, shoemaker, St Peter Street. Arthur, ship agent, 11 Dock Street, h. 40 Union Street. Charles, tailor and clothier, 4 Bain Square. D. & A., grocers, 13 Murraygate, h. above. David, merchant, Panmure Street, h. Broughty Ferry. David, wine and spirit merchant, 47 Union Street. David, spirit merchant, 57 Bell Street. David, waste and rope merchant, 9 Gellatly Street, h. 3 Craig Street, David, tailor, 36 Mid Street. D. B., auctioneer. West end High Street, h. George's Place. George, clerk, 55 Cowgate, h. 6 Bain Square. George, clerk to Baxter Brothers & Co., h. 3 George Street, Forebank. Henry, bookseller and stationer, 45 High Street, h. 36 Nethergate. Henry, flesher, 108 Hawkhill. J. & J., wine and spirit merchants, 52 Seagate and 61 Murraygate, h. West Ferry. James, grocer and spiritdealer, 147 Hilltown. James, clerk, 35 Hilltown, h. 2 Dallfield Terrace. James, paper-ruler, 152 Murraygate. James, stationer, 22 Dudhope Crescent. James, shipowner, 61 Murraygate, h. West Ferry. James, tinplate-worker, 38 West Port, h. Belmont Place. James H., remnant warehouse, 223 Overgate.

John, grocer and spiritdealer, 150 Princes Strt. ; h. 152 do.

John, shipbuilder, Victoria Dock ; h. Broughty Ferry. Joseph, brewer, 56 King Street. Margaret, dressmaker, 9 Hunter Street. Marshall, commission and insurance agent, 2 Meadow St. & Millar, merchants and flaxspinners. Royal Exchange.

P. &. G., fleshers, 247 Overgate ; h. Gowan's Court, do. Peter, tailor and clothier, 29 High Street. Peter, 14 Dudhope Street. 110 BRO— BUG.

Brown, P., tailor and clothier, 10 Reform Street.

Robert & Son, bootmakers, 1 Crichton Street ; h. 6 Victoria Square.

Thomas, collector, D. & A. Railway ; h. 75 Scouringbum.

Thomas, painter, 164 Perth Road ; h. 1 Westfield Avenue. William & Co., commission agents, 10 Reform Street. William, spiritdealer, 41 Castle Street. William, grocer, 7 Gellatly Street. William, grocer, 6 Fish Street. William, dairyman, St Peter Street. William, cowfeeder, 67 Carolina Port. William, tailor and clothier, 7 Overgate. Mrs David, 8 Crichton Street.

Mrs D., grocer, 26 Scouringhurn ; h. 24 do. Mrs John, grocer, 14 George's Place. Mrs, embroideress, 74 Nethergate. Mrs, mangle-keeper, 158 Scouringhurn. Misses, dressmakers, 31 Elizabeth Street. Misses, dressmakers, 36 Mid Street.

Miss M. Straw, bonnetmaker, 38 Reform Street ; h. 30 do. Arthur, shipmaster, 40 Union Street.

Bruce, David, collector, Dundee Gas Light Co. ; h. 8 Reform Street,

John, boot and shoemaker, 15 Barrack Street ; h. 17 do. John, jr.. manufacturer, 23 Rosebank Street.

James, tailor and clothier, 8 High Street ; h. North Bank House, Errol. James, manufacturer, 5 Small's Wynd. James, merchant, Binns Cottage, Perth Road.

Robert, clerk. Meadowside Calender ; h. Powrie Place, Fore- bank.

Thomas, manager, Park Mill ; h. 160 Scouringhurn. & Duff, fleshers, 234 Overgate. William, of Bruce & Duff, 18 Temple Lane. Mrs Geo., 49 Murraygate. Mrs, 238 Perth Road. Mrs, grocer, 10 Smithfield. Misses, milliners, 14 Greenmarket. Miss E., dressmaker, 37 Nethergate. Miss, dressmaker, Albert Court. Miss, seminary for young ladies, 12 South Tay Street. Brymer, Alexander, china merchant, 75 Wellgate. Alexander, jr., 180 Hawkhill. Thomas, 15 Bell Street. Mrs Robert, fish-dealer, 6 Vault. Bryson, Mrs, grocer, 114 Seagate. Buchan, David, baker, 79 Perth Road. Isabella, grocer, 69 Princes Street.

Thomas, sheriff-officer and house-factor, 14 Overgate ; h. Rose Street. BUG.—BUT, 111

Buchan, Mrs James, 12 Ford's Lane. Miss, grocer, 50 Blackscroft. Buchanan, Mrs, lodgings, 62 Nethergate.

Buik, A. & H., ropemakers, 5 Dock Street ; h. Union Place. Alexander, 135 Perth Eoad. Duncan, captain s.s, " London ;" h. 24 Crichton Street, Eobert, grocer and spiritdealer, 18 Cowden Knowes. flaxspinner, Exchange Buist, Alexander J., merchant and Eoyal ; h. Camperdown Place, Broughty Perry.

Andrew, stamper, Post Office ; h. 27 Blackness Eoad. John, builder, 30 Kemback Place, Arbroath Eoad.

Mrs, upholsterer, 16 Castle Street ; h. 5 Castle Street.

Bullionfield Paper Company, paper manufacturers ; works. Bullion- field.

Burke, Augustine, merchant, 7 Lindsay Street ; ^. 8 St Clement's Lane. Burn, Miss, 3 Greenfield Place.

!§urns, Alex., flesher, 136 Murraygate ; h ; Mauchlin Tower Court, Murraygate.

Andrew, collector, Dundee Gas Light Company ; A, 3 West Port.

Eev. Islay, St Peter's Free Church ; h. 19 Thomson's Street. James, grocer and wine merchant, 1 Burnes's Terrace, Scouringburn.

William, office-keeper, Eoyal Bank of Scotland ; h. Peter Street. William, bell-hanger, Albert Court.

Mrs, teacher, 16 Crescent Street ; h. Brown's Land, Vic- toria Street. Miss, lodging-house keeper, 3 Shore Terrace. Burnet, Charles, hairdresser, 12 Barron's Court, West Port. Burnett, George & Co., merchants, Meadowside.

George, of Geo. Burnett & Co. ; 2 Douglas Terrace, Broughty Ferry Burness, Wm., bookseller, 81 Hilltown. Burrel, Mrs, 2 Meadow Street.

Burt, David, bookseller, 88 Nethergate ; k. 12 North Tay Street. Butchart, Alex., 24 Crichton Street. Andrew, grocer, 56 Overgate. David, tailor, 5 Church Lane. George, baker, 64 Wellgate.

James, grocer, 36 Hilltown ; h. 2 Parker's Court. James, general commission agent, 21 Castle Street. Marjory, spirit-dealer, 6 St Clement's Lane.

Peter, power-loom manager, Wallace Works ; h. 17 Cotton Eoad. William P., mill-manager. Bow Bridge Works; h. 3 Hospital Park.

Mrs Barbara, draper, 52 Wellgate ; h. 55 do. —

113 BUT—CAM.

Butchart, Miss, milliner, 14 Gellatly Street. Miss, dressmaker, 31 Keform Street.

Butter, Alex., collector. New Gas Light Company ; A. 1 Dallfield Terrace.

Alex., cartwright. Park Lane ; h. 54 West Port. Donald, keeper of Water Reservoir, Stobsmuir.

James, grocer, 240 Overgate ; A. 8 Tay Square. Wm., tailor, 210 Hilltown. Byers, Mrs Wm,, 42 Castle Street.

Cable, Alexander, clerk, Parkmill ; h Heathfield Place. John, of Clark and Cable, Heathfield Place.

John, jun., clerk, 25 Dock Street ; h. Heathiield Place. Cadenhead, A. & M., furnishings, 118 Perth Road, Cadger, Alexander, grocer, 3 Small's Lane, Small's Wynd. Caird, Edward (agent for Caird & Co., bleachers, Cromwell Park,

Perth), Meadowside ; h. 8 Roseangle. Edward, merchant, manufacturer, and insurance agent,

Meadowside ; A, 8 Roseangle.

John, builder and contractor, Douglas Street ; h. 9 Mount Pleasant. Cairncross, Henry, 10 Wellington Street, Forebank.

John, power-loom manager, Clepington Power-looms ; h. Dura Street. Caithness, James, shipmaster, 20 New Inn Entry. James, shipmaster, Campbell's Close, 74 High Street. Calder, Alexander, potato merchant, 219 Hilltown. John, dairyman, 10 Rosebank Road. John, grocer and spiritdealer, 272 Hilltown.

Joseph, grocer, 42 Princes Street ; A. 115 Do. Mrs John, grocer and spiritdealer, 145 Hilltown. Mrs Margaret, lodgings, 15 Malthouse Close, Yeaman Shore. Mrs William, spiritdealer, 45 Hilltown. Caledonian Loan Coy., 1 New Inn Entry sale shop^ 41 Overgate. Call en, Daniel, cowfeeder, top of Brown Street. James, road surveyor, Maryfield Terrace. Caiman, David, jun., superintendent of Graving Dock and Patent Slip*; A. Patent Slip.

John, shipbuilder, Marine Parade ; A. 53 Ferry Road. & Martin, shipbuilders, 2 Marine Parade; A. Broughty Ferry. Cameron, Alexander, tailor, 61 West Port,

Alexander, agent, Panmure Street ; A. 2 Dudhope Place. Andrew, mason, 37 Pole Park Road. J. & P., general carriers and railway agents, 12 Shore Terrace.

James, watchmaker and jeweller, 88 Murraygate ; A. 101 Murraygate. John, tailor, 14 Dallfield Walk. CAM—CAR. 113

Cameron, John, regimental bagpipe maker, 33 Sconringburn.

Kev. Peter, of Chapelshade ; h. 9 William Street. Forebank.

Eobert, tenter, Tay works ; h. Pole Park. Mrs James, 2 Dudhope Place. Mrs Janet, 114 Hawkhill. Mrs William, Simpson's Land, 87 Blackscroft. Campbell, Alexander, manufacturer, Hawkhill.

Andrew, tailor and furnisher, 75 Princes Street ; h. Eae's Land, 71 Princes Street.

David, clothier, 28 West Port ; h. 2 Temple Lane.

Donald, F. C. teacher, Mylnefield Feus ; h. Strawberry Bank. Donald, spiritdealer, 49 Bell Street. solicitor, George, 6 South Union Street ; h. Longforgan, George, wine and spirit merchant, 4 New Inn Entry h, ; Ogilvie's Close, High Street. John, spirit merchant, 49 West Port. John, saddler, trunk and portmanteau maker, 7 Nether-

gate ; h. 43 Union Street. James, shipmaster, 2 Willison Street. James, grocer, 117 Hilltown.

James, manufacturer, Coupar's Alley ; h. Blairgowrie. Isabella, 8 Crichton Street.

P. & P., dyers, 33 Nethergate ; h. Perth. Peter, clerk, Eastern Bank of Scotland; h. Morton's Square, Wellgate, Eobert, grocer and spirit dealer, 59 Scouringburn ; h. Lowson's Land, Pole Park. Thomas, flesher, 74 Scouringburn. Walter, surgeon dentist, 105 Nethergate.

William, grocer, 141 Overgate ; A. 139 Do. Cannan, Rev. Wm. M., 9 Panmure Street. Cant, James, agent for London P. & P. Coy., 62 Barrack Street. Carey, David, clerk, Millar's Land, South Tay Street. George, grocer and tea dealer, 35 Seagate. Mrs, grocer, 19 Small's Wynd. Cargill, James, of T. & J. Cargill, Fleuchar Craig. Thomas, of T. & J. Cargill, Fleuchar Craig. T. & J., flaxspinners, Lower Pleasance Mill & Co., bleachers, Dundee Bleachfield, Office 21 St Andrew

Street ; h. Longhaugh. Carigana, Adam Gordon, curative magnetiser, &c., 80 Nethergate.

Carlyle, George, clerk, D. & P. Railway ; h. 6 Victoria Square. Carmichael, David, of J. Carmichael and Coy., Cherryfield Cottage, Blackness Road. George, of J. Carmichael and Coy., 22 Fleuchar Craig. James of J. Carmichael and Coy., '8 Somerville Place. James, & Co., engineers, Ward Foundry. ;;

114 CAR—CHA.

Carmichael, James, commission merchant, 27 Overgate ; h. Spring- field Place.

James, currier, North Tay Street : h. Heathfield Place, Hawkhill. Peter, of Baxter Brothers & Co., Dens Works ; h. Springhill. Mrs Charles, 37 South Tay Street. Carnegie, Mrs, grocer, 89 Hilltown. Carrie, Isabella, dressmaker 9 Annfield Eoad, Hawkhill, James, ale and porter merchant, Coldside. Eobert, farmer, Pairmuir.

William, mill-manager. West Dudhope ; h. 2 Wilkie's Lane. Carswell, Alexander, flaxdresser, Carswell Lane, 26 King Street. Cassidy, Hugh, grocer and spiritdealer, 22 Bucklemaker Wynd.

Cathcart, James, writer, 11 Reform Street ; h. 19 High Street.

Misses, dressmakers ; 2 Ann Street, Maxwelltown. Cathles, John, provision dealer, 216 Overgate. Cathro, James, cowfeeder, 20 Hawkhill. James, feuar, 13 Lillybank. William, feuar, Smithfield. A. & C, furnishings, 73 Nethergate. Cay, James, of Gray & Cay, 37 Union Street. Chalmers, Alexander, spirit-merchant, 13 North Lindsay Street h. 7 do. and agent, Alexander, manufacturer 38 & 40 Cowgate ; h. 34 Wellington Street. Alexander, shoemaker, 50 Bucklemaker Wynd. Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 148 Hilltown. Charles, of C. Chalmers & Co., Magdalen Yard. Charles, junr., of C. Chalmers & Co., Magdalen Yard. Charles D., bookseller, stationer, printer, and account- Street printing office book manufacturer, 10 Castle ;

and bookbinding shop, 79 High Street ; h. New Dock Street. Charles, & Co., flaxspinners, 9 Bain Square.

David, deputy-governor and warder, prison ; h. Small's Wynd. John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 23 Union Street, Maxwell- town. Peter, manufacturer, 25 Annfield Road. P. bookseller and stationer, 105 Hilltown.

Lieut.-Gen. Sir William, K.C.H., C.B. ; h. 142 Perth

Road ; country residence, Glenericht, by Blairgowrie. Thomas, accountant, &c,, 61 Reform Street.

Walter, spirit-dealer, 85 Overgate ; h. 82 do. William, boot and shoemaker, 51 Bucklemaker Wynd. William, with J. Sime, stationer, 4 and 6 Cowgate h. 8 do.

Wm., mill-manager, Baxter Brothers ; k. 32 Cotton Road. ;

CHA— CLA. 115

Chalmers, W. & G., grocers and provision dealers, 212 Overgate. Mrs James, 3 Comely Bank. Chapel, Mrs, broker, 131 Scouringburn. Chaplin, Mrs D., lodgings, Morgan's Buildings, 125 Nethergate. Chapman, James, shipmastei, Gray's Close, High Street. James, coal-merchant, 22 King Street.

James, confectioner, 121 Murraygate ; h. Newport. Chapuy, Madlle. Clarisse, teacher of French and music, 13 South Tay Street.

Child, Thomas, heckle & gill manufacturer, Willison Street ; h. 51 Eeform Street. Chisholm, James, grocer, 22 Dallfield Walk.

W. J., bootmaker, 93 Nethergate ; h. 16 South Lindsay Street. Christie, James, agent, British Linen Go's. Bank, 77 Murraygate. James, A.M., physician, 8 Tay Street.

Charles, shoemaker, 51 Nethergate ; h. 37 do.

Charles, fruiterer, 23 Murray gate ; h. West Port. David, junr., potato merchant, 57 and 59 Hawkhill. David H., baker, 27 Scouringburn. George, of Dewar & Christie, 26 King Street. Henry, tidewaiter, 81 Princes Street.

William, shipbroker, &c., 31 Exchange Street ; h. Mylne- field.

Robert, flesher, 40 West Port ; h. 2 Henderson's Wynd.

Robert, wood merchant. East Dock Street ; h. 3 Crescent St. Sinclair, of Jas. Bell & Son, 26 Union Street. Miss, dressmaker, 98 Hilltown. Mrs George, 20 South Tay Street. Chrystal, Mrs Ann, grocer, 29 Seagate. Clark, Alexander, & Co., rope and twine makers, 223 Hilltown h. 225 do.

Alex., lathsplitter, Meadowside ; h. 78 Murraygate.. Charles, Westfield Cottage, Perth Road.

David R., printer, Gray's Close, High Street ; h. 32 Barrack St. George, grocer and provision dealer, 124 Hawkhill.

James grocer, 36 Scouringburn ; h. land 16, Dudhope Cres- cent. James, painter, 13 North Tay Street.

James, shipbroker, 23 Green Market ; h. 35 Small's Wynd. John, grocer, 37 Overgate.

John, teacher. Trinity House ; h. 10 Yeaman Shore. John, medical herbalist, 6 Joint Stock Buildings. John, builder, 32 Ann Street, Maxwelltown.

John, salesman to Wm. Mackean of Paisley ; 54 Blackscroft. John, cowfeeder, 63 Bucklemaker Wynd. John, grocer, 5 Blackscroft.

Robert, grocer and spirit-dealer, 97 and 123 Cowgate ; ^. 7 St Roque Court ;

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Clark, William, joiner ; h. 2 Temple Lane.

Thomas, blockmaker, 23 Dock Street ; h. 40 Blackscroft.

Eobert, & Son, coal-merchants, 17 Bucldemaker Wynd ; h. Louden's Alley, Hawkhill.

"William, grocer, 110 Scouringburn ; h, 108 do.

William, shipowner, 19 Dock Street ; h. 56 Magdalen Green, and Cable, joiners, Longwynd. Mrs Capt. Peter, lodgings, 16 Exchange Street. Mrs Mary, grocer, 63 Bell Street. Mrs, dressmaker, Alexander's Close, 120 Overgate. Miss Mary, dressmaker, 70 Princes Street. Clarke, William, tea, wine and spirit-merchant, 174 and 176 Seagate h. 172 do. Clayhills, Alexander, Invergowrie. Cleghorn, William, baker and confectioner, 75 Overgate.

Cleland, John, grocer, 52 Scouringburn ; h. Upper Constitution St.

Clirehugh, William, Shore Dues Office ; h. Newport. Cloudsley, David, spirit-dealer, 52 Blackness Eoad. Clunie, Mrs, lodgings 46 Eeform Street. Coats, Alexander, spiritdealer, 227 Hilltown. Cobb, William, factor to Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., M.P,, Mains of Pintry. Mrs, 38 Castle Street. Cochrane, P. M., merchant and French vice consul, 2 Panmure

Street ; h. Links, Broughty Perry. Eobert, waste-dealer, Park Street, Lochee Eoad.

E., chemist and druggist, 127 Murraygate ; /*. 131 do. William, cowfeeder, 15 Smithfield, Hilltown. Mrs George, 10 King Street. Mrs William, 2 Peter Street. Cockburn, Samuel, physician and surgeon, 126 Nethergate. J. and Campbell, of Edinburgh, wine merchants, 50 Eefonn Street. Cocks, Eobert, physician and surgeon, 25 Tay Street, Cohen, Hermann & Co., merchants, 15 Cowgate.

Collier, William, merchant and shipowner, 2 Panmure Street ; h. Eden Cottage.

Collins, Mrs, grocer, 190 Overgate ; h. St Mary's Close, Nethergate. Colliston, Mrs, grocer, 105 Hawkhill. Colman, William, clerk, 38 Castle Street. Colonial Life Assurance Company, National Bank Buildings, Eeform Street.

Colville, James, turner, Willison Street ; h. 27 Lindsay Street.

John, accountant. National Bank of Scotland ; h. Lochee. William, grocer and spiritdealer, 141 Perth Eoad. Conacher, David, shoemaker, 284 Perth Eoad. Condie, James, baker, 204 Seagate.

Conlin, William, furniture-dealer, 127 Cowgate : h. 15 St Eoque's Lane. ;

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Connan, John, tailor, 61 Scouringburn. Connell, William, of Keith, Connell, & Co., 59 Albert Street. Conner, Mrs, 7 Dock Street. Connoly, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 81 Overgate.

Constable, James, factory overseer, 20 Upper Pleasance ; h. Pole Park Eoad. Mrs William, Rankin's Close, Murraygate.

Cook, Rev. David, Lindsay Street chapel ; h. 6 Springfield Place. James, 2 East Willison Street, Barrack Street.

Joseph. G., warehouseman to J. Keillor & Sons ; h. 7 Dock Street. Thomas, house-factor, insurance agent, &c., Road Money Office, St Margaret's Close, 36 Nethergate.

and Son, brushmakers, 44 Barrack Street ; A. 2 E. Willison Street. Mrs, grocer, 44 Gellatly Street. Cooper, Alexander, shipmaster, 14 Blackscroft. Charles, baker, 54 Blackscroft.

David, slater, 5 Meadowside ; h. 23 Tait's Lane, Hawkhill. John, grocer, 16 Small's Wynd.

John, blacksmith, Douglas Street ; k. 16 Small's Wynd.

John, corn merchant, 36 Castle Street ; h. Clepington Parm. John, shipmaster, 56 Blackscroft. Margaret, 67 Bell Street, Peter, patternmaker. Cooper's Land, Albert Street.

W. W., linen draper, 9 Reform Street : h. 9 Nelson Street. and Balbirnie, slaters, 5 Meadowside. Mrs, mangle-keeper, Stewart's Court, Seagate. Copland, Robert, & Co., ship and insurance agent, 7 Shore Terrace h. Newport.

Cornfoot, Alexander, wine and spirit-merchant, 34 West Port ; h. Hawkhill Brewery. Cornwall, Edward, broker, 109 Overgate. Corstoi-phan, Miss, dressmakei*, 198 Overgate

Coullie, George, grocer, 12 Crichton Street ; h. Couttie's Wynd. Coupar, George, & Co., grocers and spiritdealers, 134 Princes Street. James, grocer, 206 Hawkhill.

John, manager at J. & A. D. Grimond's ; A. 25 James' Street, Maxwelltown.

John, draper, 94 King Street ; h. 41 Todburn Lane. William, shipmaster, 22 Dallfield Walk. Mrs, Coupar's Land, James' Park. Conper, Elizabeth, draper, 26 Ann Street, Maxwelltown. George, seaman, 11 Crescent Street.

James, cabinetmaker, Roger's Close, 77 Overgate ; h. 4 Coupar's Alley. John, mechanic, Todburn Lane. I ;

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Couper, Thomas, manager, D., P., & London Shipping Coy. ; K 6 Shore Terrace.

Thomas, jun., clerk, D., P., & London Shipping Coy. ; A. 36 Princes Street. Mrs, baker, 36 Princes Street.

Coutts, Alexander, gardener, Carolina Port ; h. 75 do.

Coventry, Robert, locker, custom-house ; h. 93 Bucklemaker Wynd.

Cowan, Daniel, grocer and spiritdealer, 38 Dudhope Street ; h. 4 Dallfield Walk.

Henry, grocer, 148 Murraygate ; h. 146 do.

James, merchant, Peter Street ; A. 2 do. James, brassfounder, plumber, and gasfitter, Meadowside h. 41 Reform Street.

John, spiritdealer, 95 Overgate ; h. St Mary's Close. Cowgate Calendering Company, 60 Cowgate.

Cowie, Robert, painter and paper-hanger, 37 Nethergate ; h. 37 Union Street. Mrs, grocer, 24 Hawkhill. Cowper, James, M.D., surgeon, 86 Nethergate.

John, waiter. Royal Exchange ; h. Exchange Buildings. Peter M., gardener, 3 Dallfield Terrace. Cox, Brothers, flaxspinners and power-loom linen manufacturers,

30 St Andrew's Street ; works, Lochee. Robert, 11 Strawberry Bank, Perth Road. Mrs, stoneware-dealer, 17 James' Street, Maxwelltown.

Crabb, David, of D. & W. Crabb, slaters, Brown Street ; h. 7 Somerville Place.

"William, mill-manager, Pleasance Mill ; h. 5 Lower Pleasance. Mrs, grocer, 45 Castle Street. Craig, Alexander, manufacturer, 21 Bernard Street.

James, gardener. West Port ; h. Fleuchar Craig.

James, merchant, 71 Murraygate and 99 Hilltown ; h. 101 Hilltown. Craighead, David, shipmaster, 3 West Dock Street.

Craigie, Peter, joiner and cartwright, 127 Hawkhill ; h. Wilkie's Lane. Craik, David, wright and cooper, 10 Hospital Park. David, grocer, 5 Annfield Road.

George, grocer and spiritdealer, 148 Scouringburn ; h, 5 Ann- field Road. Cramb, David, and Son, boot and shoemakers, 72 Nethergate. David, senr., of D. Cramb & Son, 52 Magdalen Yard Road. David, junr., of D. Cramb & Son, 6 Victoria Square.

James, photographic artist, Victoria Square ; h, 62 Mag- dalen Yard Road. Crammond, George, farmer, Milton of Craigie. George, officer and keeper of Trinity Yacht, 26 Yeaman" Shore. Walter P., fleslier, 64 Murraygate. CRA— CRO. 119

Crammond, Mrs George, vintner, 17 Vault. Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 28 Murraygate. Crawford, J. & M., boot and shoemakers, 53 Overgate. Phineas, grocer, 190 Seagate. Miss, 7 Cowgate. Creegan, Felix, herbvender, 104 Overgate. James, grocer, 42 Blackness Road. Creswick, John, seaman, 8 St Clement's Lane.

John, baby-linen warehouse, 118 Nethergate ; A. 8 St St Clement's Lane. Crichton, Archibald, merchant, Panmure Street ; h. Broughty Ferry. Charles, spiritdealer, 82 Bucklemaker Wynd.

David, china merchant, 5 Hilltown ; h. Bain Square.

George, clerk at James Guthrie's ; h. 8 Victoria Square. James, merchant, 19 Cowgate and Baltic Coffeehouse,

London ; h. Waterloo Villa, Annfield Road. James, commission agent, 11 Dock Street ; h. Ryehill House, Mid Wynd. James, silk dyer and scourer, 4 & 6 Meadow Entry. John, baker, 29 Perth Road. John J., physician, 23 King Street. John, surgeon, 137 Seagate. John, spiritdealer, 20 Barrack Street.

John, clerk, Trades' Lane Calendar ; h. 7 Lindsay Street. John, tidewaiter, 41 Porebank Road.

Peter, soda water manufacturer, 66 Murraygate ; A. 108 Murraygate. Thomas B., planemaker, 196 Hawkhill.

Wilham, spiritdealer, 34 Castle Street ; h. 21 Castle Street. Mrs Alexander, 5 Roseangle. Mrs, mangle-keeper, 196 Hawkkill.

Crighton, Andrew, millwright, North DudhopeMill ; L5 Arthur Br. David & Co., drapers, 32 & 34 Reform Street. David, shipowner and agent for Lloyd's, 1 Commercial

Street ; h. Dudhope Terrace. David, of Crighton & Co., 14 Springfield. James, grocer, 17 Rose Street.

William, shipowner, 1 Commercial Street ; h. Dudhope Terrace. Crockatt, Christian, 2 Panmure Street.

James, ironmonger, 3 Cowgate ; h. Morrison's Court, Wellgate. John, grocer, 13 Pole Park Road. William, M.D., 188 Perth Road. William, toll-keeper, Fairmuir.

Crofts, David, coal merchant, 16 West Dock Street ; h. Croft's Lane. Croll, David, foreman flaxdresser, Tay Works ; h. 21 Hunter Street. John, builder, 1 Bellfield Lane, Hawkhill.

John, baker, 85 Murraygate ; h. 30 Reform Street. 120 CRO— CUT.

21 Croll, William, hackling-macliine overseer, Tay Works ; L Hunter Street. Mrs Elizabeth, 109 Nethergate. A. Crombie, James, cabinetmaker, 7 West Dock Street ; 4 High Street. Thomas, grocer, 77 Nethergate. h. Lane. Crook, William, joiner, Ward Eoad ; 2 Temple Crosbie, John, French polisher, 208 Perth Eoad. Cross, Alexander F., merchant, Strawberry Bank. John, of Wm. Scott & Co., 21 Forebank Eoad. Crossan, James M., boot and shoemaker, 48 Murraygate. Street h. Crosthwaite, William, manufacturer, 31 St Andrew's ; King Street House. h. Nethergate, Crow, Alexander, shopman, 23 High Street ; 100 Miller's Wynd. Crowlie, John, draper, 27 Perth Eoad ; A. 1 h. Lane. William, draper, 16 Princes Street ; 1 Crescent h. Dudhope Couden, Stewart, overseer, West Dudhope Mill ; 10 Crescent.

Cruickshank, George, manufacturer, 36 Blackness Boad •, h. 34 do. Peter, governor of Dundee Prison. Mrs, grocer, 4 Peter Street. Office h. Cowgate. Crystal, Thomas, clerk. Town Surveyor's ; 77 Mrs James, spiritdealer, 77 Cowgate. Ferries h. Craig Pier House. Cuckson, William, superintendent Tay ; Cullen, Mrs, sick-nurse, 44 High Street. Street h. Street. Cumming, Andrew W., writer, 46 Eeform ; 23 Ann David, shipmaster, 7 Exchange Street. Edward, grocer, 21 & 23 Ann Street. George, shipowner, 7 Exchange Street. George H., confectioner, 176 Overgate. Street. Eev. Peter, St Mary's Catholic Church ; 4 Nelson Mrs, ironer, 11 Powrie Place, Maxwelltown. Cunningham, James, of Malcolm & Ogilvie & Co., Nelson Terrace, Forebank. h. Newport. John, wine merchant, 42 Castle Street ; J. L., manufacturer, William Street, King Street; h. 29 Cotton Eoad. Mrs, lodgings, 10 Exchange Street. Carr, David, grocer, Carolina Port. Curran, Thomas, grocer, 84 Scouringburn. h. Craigie Terrace. Currie, W. T., writer, 3 Bank Street ; 4 Mrs, furnishings, 115 Nethergate. Curtis, David, shoemaker, 196 Hilltown. Cuthbert, James, agent for J. & P. Cameron, 3 West Dock Street. Thomas, coach-builder, Meadow Eoad; h. 3 Dudhope Place. Mrs William, lodgings, 14 Barrack Street. h. Street. Cuthbertson, John, teacher. Public Seminaries ; 9 Tay ;

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Daillt, Daniel, fent warehouse, 57 Nethergate. Dalgairns & Co., wine merchants, 3 Shore Terrace. Mrs, St Peter Street.

Dalgety, J., merchant, 119 Murraygate ; h. 51 Magdalen Green.

Dalgleish, David M. Ogilvy, clerk, 11 King Street ; h. Newport.

Wm. O., merchant, 11 King Street ; h. Newport. Dall, Miss, camb-builder, 8 Meadow Entry. Danish Vice-Consulate, 16 St Andrew's Place—-P. H. Thoins, Vice-Consul. David, John, shoemaker, 58 Blackscroft. Peter, mason, 147 Hilltown. Peter, jr., stoneware merchant, 151 Hilltown.

Davidson, Alexander, hatter, 3 Reform Street ; h. 3 George Street, Porebank. Archibald, shipmaster, 10 West Dock Street. Charles, & Sons, paper-manufacturers, 2 Meadowside h. Aberdeen.

David, shoemaker, 6 West Dock Street ; h. 26 St Clement's Lane.

Elizabeth, teacher ; school, 13 Elizabeth Street ; h. Dallfield Terrace.

Rev. George, St Andrew's Catholic Church ; h. 150 Nethergate. James Guthrie, 4 Airlie Place.

James, fishcurer. Candle Lane ; h. Prospect Place. John, spiritdealer, 8 Dens Road.

John, coal merchant, Bell Street ; h. 55 Bell Street. John, feuar, 19 Hospital Wynd. John, collector of public rates, 13 Overgate. Robert, wright, Nelson Street. Robert, civil engineer, Town Surveyor's Office; h. 7 Mount Pleasant. Robert, spiritdealer, 41 Scouringburn. Thomas, seaman, 3 Dallfield Terrace. W. & M., bakers and spiritdealers, 54 Murraygate. Wm., feuar, 23 Hospital Wynd. William, grocer and spiritdealer, 103 Scouringburn. Wm., & Co., coal-dealers, agents, and ballast office, Victoria Dock.

Wm., of Wm. Davidson & Co. ; h. Small's Wynd. Mrs Ann, mangle -keeper, 15 Dudhope Street. Mrs Helen, spiritdealer, 21 Wellgate. Mrs, grocer, 199 Hilltown. Mrs, lodgings, 50 Barrack Street. Davie, James, shoemaker. Hospital Park. John, shoemaker, 2 Temple Lane. Thomas, grocer and spiritdealer, 35 Lilybank. Dawson, John, spiritdealer, 209 Overgate. William, shore-porter, Dura Street. ;

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Dawson, Mrs, mangle keeper, 48 Wellgate.

Day, John, manager, Ladybank Works ; h. 36 Mid Street. Deadrick, Colin, shipmaster, 1 Commercial Street. Deans, Alexander, spiritdealer, 9 Brown Street, George F. mill-overseer, 3 Jamaica Street.

Deas, John J., draper and hosier, 99 Murraygate ; h. 8 Dallfield Terrace. Miss, dressmaker, 7 Cowgate. Deberdt & Co., importers of French wines and brandies, 47 Castle Street.

Dempster, Andrew, merchant, Bain Square ; h. 94 Scouringburn. Mrs, innkeeper, 94 Scouringburn. Denholm, James, spiritdealer, 9 and 11 Church Lane. William, baker, 55 Hawkhill. Denoon, John, iron and tinplate-worker, 84 and 86 Overgate ; h. 82 Overgate. Deuchars, Alexander, shipmaster, 53 Cowgate: David, shipmaster, 7 Dock Street. James, agent and passage-broker, 6 South Union Street h. 11 South Union Street.

John, jr., clerk, 29 Baltic Street ; h. 8 King Street. John, grocer and spiritdealer, 139 Perth Road ; h. Ford's Lane. Laurence, engineer, 3 West Dock Street. Mrs, sempstress, 8 Crichton Street. Dewar & Christie, drapers, 119 Murraygate. E., of Dewar & Christie, 2 Panmure Street. Diack, Isabella, grocer, 95 Bucklemaker Wynd. Dick, David, of H. P. Eee & Co., Grayfield House. Francis, tailor, St Salvator's Close, 13 Overgate. Francis, jr., rope and twine maker and sacking manufacturer,

134 Seagate ; ^. 9 St Andrew's Street. Francis, tinsmith and gasfitter, 16 and 18 Kirk Entry, Well-

gate ; h. 28 Wellgate. Francis, bookseller and stationer, 62 Wellgate and 36 King

Street ; h. 38 King Street. Francis, baker, 61 Hilltown. George, spiritdealer, 48 West Port.

John, Secretary to the New Gas Light Co. ; h. 26 Wellington Street. Thomas, fruiterer, 96 Nethergate. Willm. & Thos., boot and shoemakers, 48 Barrack Street. William, of W. & T. Dick, 9 Tay Street Lane. William, flesher, 169 Overgate. & Fleming, malt liquor merchants, 96 Murraygate. Mrs, grocer, 41 Bucklemaker Wynd. Dickie, Charles, wire-worker and bellhanger, 19 and 21 Barrack Street. Dickinson, E. F. & Co., clothiers, &c., 39 Reform Street. Die—DOU. ]33

Dickinson, E. F., of E. F. Dickinson & Co., Elm Bank.

Dickson, David, grocer and spiritdealer, 77 King Street ; h. 75 King Street. George, furnishing warehouse, 16 Black's Croft. James, baker, 46 Hawkhill. John, shipmaster, 3 Castle Lane. Thomas, bookkeeper, 15 Middle Street. William, shipmaster, 33 Castle Street, Dixon, David, tailor, 1 William Street, King Street. Docherty, Andrew, broker and mattress maker, Nicoll's Close, Greenmarket, Doig, David, grocer, 29 Hospital Park. William, grocer, 204 Hawkhill. Mrs D., milliner, 44 Albert Street. Mrs James, 10 Tay Square. Misses, 5 Victoria Square. Misses, Anderson Place, Forebank. Don, John, of Don Bi'os. & Co., Lodge, Broughty Ferry.

Robert, grocer and wholesale spiritdealer, 41 Nethergate ; A. 17 Seafield Road.

William, writer, 38 Castle Street ; h. Blackness Terrace. William G., of Don, Bros., & Co., Black Rock, Broughty Ferry. Brothers & Co., merchants and linen manufacturers, 10 Bain Square.

Donaghy, Alexander, grocer, 44 Hawkhill ; h. Wallace's Pend.

Donald, Isaac L., grocer, 86 King Street ; h. 89 Do. John, feuar, 5 Upper Pleasance. John, grocer, 234 Hawkhill. William, spiritdealer, 40 Scouringburn.

Wm., mill-overseer. Lower Pleasance Mill ; h. Cherryfield. M. dressmaker, 123 Murraygate.

Donaldson, Alexander, manufacturer, Mid Street ; h. Milne's Court, Wellgate.

John, agent, 11 Dock Street ; h. West Ferry.

John, clerk, 10 Bain Square ; h. 22 Small's Wynd. Robert, dentist, 19 Meadowside,

Thomas, bookseller, 16 West Port ; h. 1 Park Entry. Thomas, tidewaiter, 85 Blackscroft. William, hairdresser, 76 Scouringburn. Mrs, grocer, 25 Small's Wynd. Miss, teacher, 1 Tay Square. Miss, dressmaker, 26 Step Row. h. Donn, James, clerk. Post Office ; 24 Dudhope Crescent.

Donvard, John, coal-merchant, 189 Overgate ; h. 3 West Dock St.

Dott, George, teacher, Public Seminaries ; h, 6 Hawkhill Place, Perth Road.

Douglas, Andrew, merchant, 53 Cowgate ; h. 7 Forebank Road.

David, grocer and spiritdealer, 18 Crichton Street ; h. Whorter Bank, Lochee. ] 24 DOU—DUF.

Douglas, David, mechanic, 10 Dudhope Crescent. George, currier, Blackscroft.

James, M.A., teacher, Tay Square Seminary ; h. 2 Pan- mure Street.

John, clerk to Paton & Fleming ; h. Morgan's Buildings. Peter, upholsterer, 43 Bucklemaker Wynd. Miss, dressmaker, 16 South Lindsay Street.

Dove, William, merchant, 8 Meadow Street ; h. Newport. Dow, Alexander, grocer, 43 Hawkhill.

Alexander, coal merchant, Wallace's Pend ; h. 3 Blackness Road. James, sherifF-criminal-officer, 17 North Tay Street. James, shipmaster, 108 Seagate.

Patrick, accountant, D. P. and London Shipping Company ; h. 41 Park Wynd. Mrs, lodgings, 86 Nethergate. Downie, George, mason, 31 Forebank Road. John, coffeehouse keeper, Greenmarket. John, shoemaker, 181 Hilltown. Misses, dressmakers, 31 Forebank Road. Doyle, Mrs, mangle keeper, 69 Hilltown.

Drake, George, rag merchant, 6 West Dock Street ; A. 114 Green- market.

Dron, David, bookseller and stationer, 5 Castle Street ; h. Somer- ville Place.

James M., clerk, Tay Works ; h. Dudhope Crescent, Land 12, No. 22. Drummond, Rev. David, 154 Princes Street. Thomas & Co., corn merchants, 30 Castle Street. Thomas, of T. Drummond & Co., Mid Craigie. Mrs, St Peter Street. Dryden, David, grocer, Coldside.

James, manager. Dens Road, Power Loom Factory ; h, 25 Cotton Road. Margaret, grocer, 8 Dallfield Walk. Mrs, dairy keeper, North Lawton. Drysdale, Alexander, teacher and superintendent, Deaf and Dumb Institution, 19 Bucklemaker Wynd.

Duff, George, wine merchant, 20 Wellgate and 2 Coupar's Alley : h. Strawberry Bank.

James, printer, 39 High Street ; h. 67 Nethergate. Loanus W., shipmaster, 6 Victoria Square. Robert, grocer, 68 Scouringburn.

Robert, merchant, 24 Cowgate ; h. 3 Windsor Place.

William, merchant^ Panmure Street ; h. Bellfield. William, of Bruce & Duff, Speed's Close. Mrs, 1 Church Street. Duffus, James, broker, 23 Hunter Street. J. & A., grocers and provision merchants, 36 West Port. ;;

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Duffiis, John, of J. & A. DufFus, 3 Temple Lane. h. Scouring- John N., tailor and clothier, 31 West Port ; 78 burn. Dumon, Leon, wine and spirit merchant, 47 Castle Street; h. Windsor Street. Dunbar, Mrs, lodgings, 14 New Inn Entry. Duncan, Alexander, M.D., 128 Nethergate. Alexander, eating-house, 11 Fish. Street. David, jr., writer, insurance agent, &c., 3 New Inn Entry h. South Tay Street. George, The Vine. George, of John Duncan & Co., 1 Tay Street. George, mechanic, 55 Bell Street. James, shoemaker, 45 Cotton Eoad. John, bookbinder and paper-ruler, 6 High Street. John, of John Duncan & Co., Craigie Terrace. John, merchant, Dudhope Street. John & Co., flaxspinners and manufacturers, Wallace Street. Works ; office, 28 St Andrews John, assistant secretary, Northern Assurance Company h. Logic Feus. John, cowfeeder, 28 Eosebank Street. John E., flesher, 65 Wellgate. J. & C, bakers, 31 Hilltown. h. Street. Michael, bootmaker, 59 Princes Street ; 2 Middle Hermitage, Broughty Peter, merchant, 8 Cowgate ; h. The Ferry. h. P. M., coal agent and shipowner, 13 Dock Street ; Union Place, Perth Road. Thomas, mason. North Road, Smithfield. William, shipmaster, Maryfield Terrace. William, of W. & A. Duncan, Milne's Court, Wellgate. W. & A., reedmakers, 35 Wellgate. Mrs Isabella, 11 Dudhope Street. Mrs, lodgings, 9 Hilltown. Miss, 133 Perth Road. Miss, 1 Springfield Place, Perth Road. Dundee, Francis, coal-dealer, 218 Hilltown. Arctic Fishing Company, 19 Dock Street. Bank, 22 Castle Street. Wheaten Bread Society, 3 Brown Street. Bowling Club, 20 Forebank Road. Gas Light Company's Office, 18 Castle Street. New Gas Light Company's Office, 43 Reform Street. Perth and Aberdeen Railway Station, South Union Street. Shipbuilding Company, Marine Parade. Shipping Insurance Association, 19 Dock Street. and Union Whale Fishing Company, East End of Seagate. West End Literary Society, meets at 109 Perth Road, 126 DUN—EDW.

Dundee and Arbroath Railway Station, New Dock Street. Dundas, Mrs, 12 Rosebank. Dunn, William, shipmaster, 54 Blackscroft. Dansmore, Robert, inspector of lodging-houses, &c., Police Build-

ings ; h. 2 Temple Lane.

Durham, James, stationer, Durham and Thomson's ; h. Newport.

John, of Durham & Thomson ; h. Newport. and Thomson, stationers and printers, 49 High Street. Durie, Mrs, grocer, 104 HilltoAvn. Mrs, sick-nurse, 11 Dudhope Street. Durkie, John, baker, 188 Seagate. Durlach, H., French teacher, Public Seminaries; h. 6 Somerville Pic. Duthie, Mrs David, smallware merchant, 36 Bucklemaker Wynd. Dye, Charles, chimney-sweeper, 3 Henderson's Wynd. James, chimney-sweeper, 222 Overgate. John, chimney-sweeper, St Peter Street. Robert, chimney-sweeper, 24 Mid Wynd.

Eadie, Robert, shoe-merchant, 25 Overgate ; A. 34 Hunter Street. William, coal-fittei', shipbroker and merchant, 15 Dock

Street ; h. Osborne Place, Magdalen Green. Eagan, Patrick & B., brokers, 74 Cowgate.

Easson, Alex., manufacturer, Jamaica Street ; li. Wellington Street. Alexander, grocer, Maryfield,

John, grocer, 70 Scouringburn ; h. Victoria Square. John and Son, cork manufacturers, 28 Barrack Street. John, of John Easson and Son, 39 Constitution Road.

John M., draper, 12 West Port ; h. Pleuchar Craig. Thomas, of John Easson and Son, 37 Constitution Road. Peter, 23 Thomson Street.

Robert, grocer, 27 Union Street and 31 Perth Road ; h. 89 Nethergate.

William, tea, wine and spirit merchant, 115 Murraygate ; h. Victoria Square. Mrs Margaret, Pleuchar Craig. Mrs, grocer, 131 Hawkhill. Miss, dressmaker, 131 Hawkhill. Eastern Association, 61 Princes Street. Eastern Bank of Scotland, Trades' Hall, High Street.

Edgar, John, smith and bellhanger, Pullar's Close, 132 Murraygate ; h. 51 Blackscroft. Edinburgh, Perth and Dundee Railway Stations—Passengers, New

Dock Street ; Goods, Yeaman Shore. Edward, A. & D., & Co., flaxspinners and linen manufacturers, Logie

Works, Scouringburn ; office, 9 King Street. Alexander, of A. & D. Edward & Co., Binrock.

Allan, merchant, Panmure Street ; h. Parington Hall. James, of A. & D. Edward & Co., Ellenbank, Perth Road, and Balruddery House. ;

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Edward, Charles, shipmaster, 7 Cowgate.

Charles, watch-dealer, 32 Wellgate ; h. 67 Seagate.

Charles, architect, F.A.I.S., 31 Reform Street ; A. 2 Straw- berry Bank. David, flesher, 184 Perth Road. Robert, blacksmith, 74 Blackscroft. William, grocer and spiritdealer, 76 Princes Street. Mrs, broker, 6 Bucklemaker Wynd. Edwards, John, tailor, 37 Todburn Lane. Robert, collector for Gas Light Co., 214 Perth Road. Mrs Janet, merchant, 93 King Street. Elder, John, baker, 60 Scouringburn. Robert, stoneware merchant, 92 Hawkhill. William, cabinetmaker, 1 12 Murraygate. William, grocer, 49 Hawkhill. Electric and International Telegraph Co., Custom House Buildings, Dock Street. Ellis, George, overseer, 7 Mill Bank.

William, agent for P. Fairbairn and Co., Leeds ; h, 21 Constitution Road. Miss, 17 Bell Street. Elliot, Mrs, dressmaker, 199 Hawkhill. Emslie, Mrs, 1 Bank Street.

Esplin, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 61 Murraygate ; h. Ann Street. Eulenstein, Theodore, teacher of German and Pianoforte, 17 Meadow Street. Ewan, Francis M., of Laing and Ewan, View Bank, Broughty Ferry.

John, flaxspinner and manufacturer. Verdant Mill ; office, 36

Cowgate ; h. Airlie Place.

Ewing, Rev. James, Free St Andrew's Church ; h. 7 Hawkhill Place.

David, writer, 20 Reform Street ; A. 10 Shore Terrace. Thomas, 10 Shore Terrace. Exchange CofFeeroom, foot of Castle Street.

Fairweather, a. W., painter, 7 Panmure Street ; h. 49 Cowgate. David, hosier, and draper, 173 Scouringburn-

Geo., managei', Seafield Works ; A. 256 Perth Road.

T., 1 Murraygate J. tobacconist and candlemaker, 13 ; A. 6 Wellington Street. Jas., grocer, 34 King Street. Jas., merchant and manufacturer, 33 Meadowside A. Rose Cottage, Broughty Ferry.

John, cabinetmaker, 63 Reform Street ; A. 17 Bell Street, Wm., Registrar of Births, &c., 1st District, 19 St

Andrew's Street ; A. 74 Seagate. Wm., jun., merchant and commission agent, 5 Bain

Square ; A. 74 Seagate. Wm., 152 Perth Road. ;

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Fairweather, Wra. 'P., bookkeeper and accountant, Cowgate h. Morrison's Court, Wellgate. Mrs Janet, spiritdealer, 13 Temple Lane.

Miss, draper, 10 Cowgate ; A. 17 Do. Miss, Lodging House, 68 King Street.

Farmer, James, wright and glazier, 10 Church Street ; h. 23 Crescent Street. Robert, coffee-house keepei', 15 Princes Street. Thomas, spiritdealer, 65 Seagate. Miss, 62 Nethergate. Farquharson, Alexander, grocer, Albert Street. David G,, grocer, 1 Blackscroft. Donald, Treasurer to the Commissioners of Police, 61

Reform Street ; A. Cotton Road. James, hosier, glover, hatter, and shirt merchant, 84

Nethergate ; h 30 do.

- James, boys' outfitter, 2 Seagate ; h. Victoria Square.

Robert W., watchmaker, 72 High Street ; h. Fort Hill, Broughty Ferry,

Robert, insurance agent, High Street ; h. West- field Lane. Thomas, innkeeper, Fleece Inn, 6 Murraygate. Walter, grocer, 79 and 81 Scouringburn.

William, of Robertson, Farquharson, & Co. ; h. 38 Cotton Road. Mrs Margaret, innkeeper, 3 Barrack Street.

Fay, John, grocer and spiritdealer, 95 Scouringburn ; h. 188 do.

Patrick, draper and clothier, 49 and 53 Scouringburn ; h. 28 S. Tay Street.

Fearns, Robert, provision merchant, 51 Murraygate ; h. St Mary's, Strathmartine. Feathers, James, clothier, 19 High Street. Peter A., chronometer maker and optician, 26 Dock

Street ; h. Bro. Ferry. Fegan, William, spiritdealer, 21 Hawkhill.

John, spiritdealer, 27 Dock Street ; h. 35 Exchange Street. Fenton, Charles, of J. & C. Fenton, h. 7 Lindsay Street.

Elizabeth, teacher, St Peter's Free Church School ; h. Westfield Lane. J. & C, engravers and lithographic printers, 6 Crichton Street. John, grocer, 8 Thorter Row. Fenwick, John, messenger-at-arms, 14 New Inn Entry. Ferguson, Alexander, shipmaster, 22 Peter Street. David, lemonade manufacturer. Castle Lane. John, grocer, 181 Princes Street. John, shipmaster. Mill's Close, Overgate. R. & D., sailmakers, 32 Dock Street.

R. of R. & D. Ferguson ; h. 1 Commercial Street. FER—FIT. 129

Ferguson, William & Sons, turners, Willison Street. Mrs Thomas, 56 St Andrew's Street. Mrs, staymaker, 91 King Street. Miss, 49 Murraygate. Miss, 186 Seagate Miss, staymaker, 5 Barrack Street. Miss, 146 Nethergate. Fergusson, H. B., of Wm. Fergusson & Sons, Blackness Terrace. Robert, of Wm. Fergusson & Sons, 23 Springfield Place. William, of Wm. Fergusson & Sons, Blackness Terrace. William & Sons, linen manufacturers, 2 Panmure Street. William, manager Dudhope Works, h. 24 Dudhope Crescent. Mrs, grocer, 154 Hilltown. Fernie, William, stoneware merchant, 64 Hawkhill. Ferrie, Alston, & Co., commission agents, 4 Commercial Street.

Alston, B. of Alston, Ferrie, & Co. ; h. Beach, Bro. Ferry.

Ferrier, D. H., druggist, 46 Wellgate ; h. 35 Meadowside.

George H., clerk, H. M. Customs ; h. 3 Craig Street. John, Ferrier's Land, James' Park.

Joseph, warehouseman to Messrs Paton & Fleming ; h. Dock Street. Michael, manager, Law Mill. William, house factor, 3 Craig Street.

Mrs Anne, tobacconist, 9 Thorter Row ; h. Key's Close. Mrs, dressmaker, Speed's Close, 19 Overgate. Miss, dressmaker, 35 Overgate.

Fettes, James, merchant, 33 Dallfield Walk ; h. 31 do. Fife, John, cowfeeder, Fairmuir Toll.

William, of Low &. Fife, flaxspinners ; h. Blairgowrie. Findlay, Alexander, shoemaker, 10 West Dock Street. Cecilia, dealer in furnishings, 13 Dudhope Crescent. Francis, grocer, 150 Seagate. George, clerk to William Kirkland & Sons; A. 18 Thomson's Street.

William, of Findlay and Grant ; h. 38 Bucklemaker Wynd.

William, clerk, Custom House ; h. 3 Westfield Place, & Grant, joiners, Euclid Crescent.

Findlison, John, wright ; Smith's Lands, Craigie Know.

Finlayson, William, manager, Constable Works, Dura Street ; A. 29 Cotton Road. Fisher, Donald, carter, Hospital Park. John, hairdresser, 17 Perth Road.

Robert, teacher, Meadowside Academy ; h. St Roque's Cottage, W. Ferry. Elizabeth, Isles' Lane, Hawkhill. Mrs, lodgings, 30 Mid Street.

Fitchet, George, grocer and spiritdealer, 23 Princes Street ; h. 25 do. ;

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Fitchet, John, grocer, 18 Hilltown. Flanagan, James, clothier, 18 Greenmarket ; h. 2i Crichton Street Fleet, Mrs, 40 Perth Road. Fleming, Alexander, clerk, Meadow Place; h. Dallfield Terrace Cottage. D. H., manufacturer and twine-spinner, Eosebank Road ; h. 11 George Street, Forebank. David, grocer and provision merchant, 87 and 93 Seagate ; h. 3 Laing Street. George, shipmaster, 3 South Union Street. James, of Fleming and Reid ; h. 32 Constitution Road. James, hardware merchant, 5 Overgate ; h. E. Somerville Place. Janet, mangle-keeper, Butterburn. John, grocer, 41 West Port. S., John publisher, 62 High Street ; h. Barrack Road. John, grocer, 8 and 9 W. Dock Street ; h. 8 Victoria Sqre. Joseph, clothier, 15 Overgate ; h. 23 Step Row. Patrick, 25 Bell Street Lane. Peter, publisher, 62 High Street ; h. Barrack Road. P. & J., Mercantile Advertiser, 62 High Street. Robert, of Paton & Fleming, 17 Cowgate ; h. 4 Airlie Place. William A., clerk. Town Chamberlain's Office, High Street h. 32 Constitution Road. W. & J. & Co., linen merchants and manufacturers, Meadowside, and 5 Ingram Street, Glasgow. & Lindsay, grocers, 1 Exchange Buildings and 8 & 9 West Dock Street, & Reid, ironmongers, 16 Union Street. Mrs Charles, milliner, 116 Overgate ; h. 7 Lindsay Street. Mrs James, 34 Ann Street. Mrs John, broker, 161 Scouringburn. Mrs, lodgings, 22 Springfield. Mrs, 3 Airlie Place. Mrs, 40 Perth Road. Mrs, spiritdealer, 24 Gellatly Street, Flood, Mrs, eating-house keeper, 5 Fish Street. Flowerdew, Henry, writer, 22 Overgate. Miss, 24 Springfield. Foggie, James, wright, 9 St Roque's Lane.

William, wright, Wishart Court, Cowgate ; h. Woodville Place, Maryfield. Folley, John, mechanic, Victoria Street. Foley, William, watchmaker, 18 Barrack Street. Foot, Douglas, blacksmith. Mason Lodge Close, Murraygate; h. Meadow Close, Murraygate. Foote, David A., shipmaster, 14 Seafield Bank. William, shipmaster, West Wynd.

William, blacksmith,;^9 Ann Street ; h. 101 Hilltown. ;

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Forbes, Eight Eev. A. P., D.C.L., Bishop of Brechin, Burnheacl House. Alexander, 2 Small's Wynd. Alexander, moulder, 9 Crescent Street.

Finlay, Sheriff criminal officer ; h. 20 New Inn Entry. James, confectioner, 119 Hilltown. John, manager, Messrs Joseph Johnston & Sons, 13 Union

' Street ; h. 12 West Dock Street. Peter, spiritdealer, 54 Barrack Street. William, tailor, 57 Scouringburn.

William, warehouseman to D., P., & L. Shipping Co. ; h. 12 Queen Street. Miss, fancy warehouse, 100 A Nethergate. Miss, dressmaker, 8 Crichton Street. Ford, John, coal merchant, 18 Penton Street and Yeaman Shore A. 214 Overgate. Miss, St Andrew's Place. Fordyce, Mrs, 146 Perth Eoad. Foreman, David, shipmaster, 125 Eethergate. Edgar, shipowner, 7 East Dock Street. John, flaxdresser, 169 Hilltown. Margaret, grocer, 102 Overgate. Mrs William, lodging-house keeper, 38 Castle Street. Forman, Miss, dressmaker, 14 Greenmarket. Miss M., teacher, 14 Greenmarket. Forrester, Alexander, manufacturer. Small's Wynd. Alexander, baker, 101 Nethergate and 2 Panmure Street A. 15 Tay Street.

David, merchant, 14 Long Wynd ; h. 181 Overgate. Forsyth, James, eating-house keeper, 29 Fish Street.

J. G., clerk, 14 Bain Square ; h. Mid Road, Lochee.

William, bookseller, 76 Overgate ; h. 63 Barrack Street. Foskey, Charles A., shipmaster, 2 Queen Street.

Foy, John, spiritdealer, 17 Vault ; h. 3 Baltic Street.

Francis, Robert, supervisor. Inland Revenue ; h. Seafield Road.

Fraser, Andrew, printer of Saturday Post, Meadow Entry ; L 22 Cotton Road.

Andrew, porter, Dundee Bank ; h. 20 Castle Street. George, bookseller, 82 King Street. Geo. B., agent, 19 Dock Street.

James S. commission merchant, 16 Dock Street ; h. 9 Somer- ville Place.

James, auctioneer, 10 Crichton Street ; h. Crimean Cottage, Upper Constitution Street. John, tailor and clothier, 11 Overgate. Peter, cork-cutter, 42 Seagate. Simon, gardener, 8 Blackscroft. Thomas, shipmaster, 33 Castle Street. "^razer, David, shuttle-maker, 185 Hilltown. ;

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Frier, James, confectioner, 101 Murraygate. Eobert, grocer, 1 Cotton Eoad. FuUerton & Co., publishers, 35 Union Street.

Fulton, John, Town surveyor ; h. 5 Windsor Place. Mrs, mangle-keeper, 91 Nethergate. Fyall, James, jr., soda-water manufacturer, Henderson's Wynd,

West Port ; h. 27 Murraygate. Mary & Jane, grocers and spiritdealers, 27 Murraygate. Fyffe, James, slater and master of Fire Brigade, Ward Street.

44= 45 Dock Street ; h. 17 Wellington John, shipchandler, & ^ Street. Margaret, 88 Scouringburn, Mrs John, senr., 20 Wellington Street. Fyfe, George, spiritdealer and ginger beer manufacturer, 9 Joint Stock Buildings.

James, tea-dealer, 63 High Sti'eet ; h. 75 Bell Street. Thomas, spiritdealer and provision merchant, 56 Blackness Eoad. Thomas, reedmaker, 17 Hawkhill.

Thomas, railway agent and shipowner ; h. Greenmarket.

Gall, Marjory, grocer and spirit merchant, 13 Scouringburn. Gallagher, John, broker, 241 Overgate.

Galletly, James, commission merchant and agent, 27 Overgate ;

h. 22 Overgate. i Galloway, David, tailor, 64 Albert Street. E., 26 Eose Cottage, Fleuchar Craig. James, cooper, 44 Tindall's Wynd, and 39 King Street h. 8 Fish Street. h. James, inspector, H. M. Customs ; 9 James' Street.

James, merchant ; h. 23 Lilybank Cottage.

James, letter carrier. Post Office ; K 9 James Street. Gardner, Andrew, plumber and gasfitter, 14 South Lindsay Street h. 16 South Lindsay Street. C, Berlin wool and general furnishing warehouse, 70

Nethergate ; h. Union Close, Nethergate. David, superintendent, Public Baths, West Protection Wall. David, 3 West Port.

Patrick, cashier, Dundee Gas Light Company ; h. 18 Castle Street. Peter, physician, 15 Meadow Street. Eichard, Dudhope House.

Eobert, of Anderson and Gardner ; h. Albert Street.

William, mill overseer ; h. Tay Street.

Gardyne, , baker, 44 Murraygate.

John, shipmaster ; /i, 67 Bell Street. Gargan, John, provision dealer, 2 Session Street,

Garland, Thos., shipowner, 39 Overgate ; h. 56 Magdalen Yard Eoad. GAR—GIB. 133

Garvock, James, Hilltown bellman, 139 Hilltown. Gauld and Laburn, slaters, Lindsay Street.

Gavine, H., hosier and haberdasher, 150 Murraygate ; h. 146 Mur- raygate.

James, cabinetmaker and joiner, 75 King Street ; h. 37 King Street. Geddes, Andrew, tailor, 28 Princes Street. Mrs, 29 Springfield.

Geekie, David, wright, 175 Seagate ; h. 39 Cotton Eoad.

John, senr., of John Geekie and Son ; ^, West Mnir Cottage, Newport.

John, jr., of John Geekie and Son ; h. 3 Craig Street, John and Son, plasterers, Meadowside. Peter, 25 Thomson Street.

Gellatly, Andrew, dockmaster, Victoria Dock ; h. 67 Seagate. Thomas, 7 West Wynd. William, clerk to A. and D. Edward and Co., Eyehill, Perth Eoad. William, hosier, glover, and shirtmaker, 26 and 28

Nethergate ; h. Seafield Bank, Perth Eoad. Mrs, lodginghouse-keeper, 1 6 South Union Street. Gellis, Mrs, lodginghouse-keeper, 2 Tindal's Wynd. George, David, manager, South Anchor Mill; h. 16 Lowden's Alley, Hawkhill. Helen, eatinghouse-keeper, 49 Hilltown. William, letter carrier, Post Office, 6 Elizabeth Street. Gibb, Alexander, bellhanger, 39 Small's Wynd.

James, fruiterer and seedsman, 9 Cowgate ; K 23 St Andrew's Street. Eobert, shipmaster, 6 Castle Street. William, postmaster, 5 George Street, Forebank. William, shipmaster, 24 Dudhope Crescent.

Mrs W., fiesher, 19 Crichton Street ; h. Westfield Place. Mrs, eatinghouse-keeper, 109 Cowgate. Gibson, D. and W., manufacturers, Commercial Street, Maxwell- town. David, flesher, 42 Hawkhill.

David, coal merchant, 33 Seagate ; h. Todburn Lane.

James, shipsmith. Graving Dock ; h. 7 Dock Street. James, seaman, 2 Templfe Lane. Joseph, average stater and marine insurance broker, 19

Dock Street ; h. Broughty Ferry. John, hairdresser, 4 Overgate.

John, plasterer. Ward Eoad ; h. 15 Willison Street.

Kenneth, saddler, 48 High Street ; h. Newport,

Peter, smith and machine maker, 3 Gellatly Street ; h. Peter's Court, Cowgate. John, grocer, 26 Fish Street. William, of D. and W. Gibson, 2 William Street, Forebank. K ;

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Gibson, William, goods agent, E. P. and D. Eailway, h. 1 Com- mercial Street. William L., M.D,, 27 South Tay Street. Mrs William, 11 Union Place. and Sparks, milliners and straw hat makers, 23 Hilltown, Miss, of Giljson and Sparks, Broughty Ferry. Gilbert, Eobert, 196 Seagate. Gilchrist, James, shipmaster, 1 Meadow Entry. Mrs Robert, stoneware merchant, 198 Seagate. Galbraith, William, cowfeeder and vintner, 20 Dens Road.

Mrs Thomas, Tay Square Seminaries ; h. 40 Perth Rd.

Giles, Geo., salesman, 35 High Street ; h. 19 Speed's Close, Overgate.

Gilfillan, Rev. George, George's Chapel ; h. 7 Paradise Road. Gill, Robert, tailor, 7 Overgate. Gillan, Miss, dressmaker, 36 Ann Street. Gillespie, Joseph, moulder, 104 Princes Street. Thomas J., BuUionfield House.

Gillis, Archibald, editor of Saturday Post newspaper ; h. Newport.

Gillon, Donald, superintendent of burial grounds ; A. 2 Meadow Street. Gilroy, Alexander, of Gilroy, Brothers, & Co., 3 Union Terrace. George, of Gilroy, Brothers, & Co., Broughty Ferry. Robert, of Gilroy, Brothers, & Co., 1 Union Terrace. Brothers & Co., millspinners, Tay Works. Gilruth, Alexander, jeweller and hardware merchant, 17 Union

Street ; h. Prospect Hill, Blackness Terrace.

John, grocer and spiritdealer, 23 Overgate ; h. above.

Peter, ironmonger and jeweller, 52 High Street ; h. 65 do. Girdwood, George, engraver, lithographer, printer, and stationer, 17

Reform Street ; h. 30 do. Glass, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 17 St Andrew's Street.

James, teacher. Public Seminaries ; h. 93 Nethergate. John, senr., of John Glass & Son, 38 Albert Street. John, junr., of John Glass & Son, 40 Blackscroft. John, & Son, manufacturers, 36 Albert Street.

Glassford, Donald, writer, 26 Castle Street ; h. 6 Strawberry Bank, Glenday, R. A., 32 South Tay Street.

Gloag, John A., writer, 19 High Street ; h. Marshall Place, Perth. Mrs, mangle-keeper, 164 Doig's Entry, Overgate. Gordon, Brothers & Co., corn-merchants, 28 Castle Street.

James, bookseller, 40 Hawkhill ; h. above. James, of Gordon, Brothers, & Co., Prussian Vice Consul h. 107 Nethergate. John, mill-overseer, Erskine Street, off Dura Street. John junr., of Gordon, Brothers, & Co., Ryehill, Lochee.

John, & Co., merchants, 51 Cowgate ; h. Broughty Ferry. Robert, tailor, 13 Arthur Street. Govrie, David, gas inspector, 164 Overgate. William, tailor and clothier, 11 Crichton Street. GOS— GRA. 135

Gossip, Robert, editor of the Northern Warder, 1 Strawberry Bank. Gourlay, Alexander, of Gourlay, Brothers & Co., 31 Magdalen Yard Road. Brothers, & Co., engineers, iron founders and iron ship builders, works, Dundee Foundry and Marine Parade.

G. writer, 10 Reform Street ; h. Airlie Lodge. Henry, of Gourlay, Brothers, & Co., 31 Magdalen Yard Road. Robert, shipmaster, 4 Candle Lane. Thomas, J. P. officer and account collector, Gray's Close, 70i High Street ; h. 29 Hilltown. Thomas, blacksmith, 97 Blackscroft. Mrs, 31 Magdalen Yard Road, Gow, Alexander, carter, 1 Commercial Street. Mrs E., 3 Thomson Street. Graham, Alexander, draper, 54 Meadowside. George, grocer, 46 West Port. George T., accountant &c., Wallace Mills; h. Kemback Place, 34 Arbroath Road. James, shoemaker, Ann Street, Hillbank. James, bookseller, 163 Overgate and 46 Scouringburn ; h. 86 Nethergate. John, 114 Nethergate and Pearsie, Kirriemuir. John, paste blacking manufacturer, 24 Dudhope Street. Maxwell, messenger, British. Linen Co.'s Bank ; h. 14 Barrack Street. Grandison, Oliver, clerk. Miller's Land, Constable Road.

Grant, Alexander, spiritdealer, 116Murraygate ; h. 90 do. Archd. hairdresser, 68 Nethergate. Edward, merchant, 157 Hawkhill.

Hugh, joiner, Euclid Crescent ; h. top of Dallfield Terrace. James, mason, QQ Dudhope Street.

James D., writer, 20 Reform Street ; h. Blackness Toll. John, writer, 6 High Street.

John, grocer, 134 Hawkhill ; h. 157 do.

Rev. Peter, of St John's ; h. 27 Springfield.

Wm. B., teller, Dundee Bank ; h. Blackness.

W. S., clerk to A. Stephen & Sons ; h. 39 Small's Wynd. Mrs Ann, stay maker, 243 Overgate.

Mrs, grocer, Belmont Place ; h. Blackness Toll. Mrs, dressmaker, Albert Court, Nethergate. Miss, 3 Westfield Place.

Gray, Rev. Andrew, M.A., of Wallacetown Church ; h. 57 Albert Street. Andrew, innkeeper, coach proprietor, and stabler, Star Inn, 56 Seagate. A. & E,, grocers, 93 Nethergate. George H., writer, 46 Reform Street; h. Taymouth Villa, Carnoustie. 136 GKA— GUI.

Gray, James, of J. & J. Gray, 1 Eoseangle. James, late mercliant, 75 High Street. James, teacher of dancing, 1 Roseangle. John, of J. & J. Gray, 1 Eoseangle. J. & J., Venetian blind makers, 1 Eoseangle.

Eobert, spirit merchant, 42 Union Street ; h. 37 do. Eobert, late merchant, 15 Yeaman Shore. & Cay, shipping and insurance agents, 19 Dock Street. Mrs, mangle-keeper, 32 Constitution Eoad. Mrs, mangle-keeper. Key's Close, Nethergate. Mrs, ladies' corset-maker, 87 Nethergate. Green, Miss, dressmaker, 19 Meadow Street.

Greenhill, James, manager, Anchor & Douglas' Mills ; h. 36 Mill Bank Eoad.

Eobert G., manager, Eamsay's Mill ; h. 12 Fleuchar Craig. Gregory, William, waiter, 112 Seagate.

Greig, Alexander, net manufacturer, 71 Bell Street ; h. 74 Seagate. Alexander, grocer, 14 Brewery Lane.

Andrew, junr., shipowner, 11 Dock Street ; h, 46 Bucklemaker Wynd.

Eev. David, incumbent of St Mary Magdalene's Church ; h 180 Perth Eoad. David, M.D., surgeon, 140 Nethergate.

David, druggist, 17 High Street ; Ji. 140 Nethergate. John, shipmaster, 11 S. Union Street. Eobert, teacher, 41 Eosebank Eoad. William, warper, 68 Eosebank Street. Mrs, grocer, 6 North Tay Street. Mrs, mangle-keeper, 42 Gellatly Street. Miss Jessie, milliner, 64 Princes Street. Miss, Lamb's Lane, Porebank. Grieve, John, draper, 8 Hunter Street. Eobert, tailor, 51 High Street. Thomas, overseer, Peep o'Day Lane.

Mrs, broker, 64 Scouringburn ; h. 1 Blackness Eoad. Mrs, grocer, 50 Hawkhill. & Cunningham, milliners, Victoria Square. Grierson, Eussell, & Co., merchants and commission agents, 29 Cowgate. David, of Grierson,[Eussell, & Co., 1 Tay Street. Grimond, Alexander D., of J. & A. D. Grimond, 4 Wellington Street. J. & A. D. flaxspinners and manufacturers, Bow Bridge Works.

Grogan, Eev. John, St Andrews Catholic Church ; h. 150 Nethergate. Grubb, Wm., stationer and teacher of music, 8 Scouringburn.

Guild, Andrew, clerk, Verdant Mill ; h. Meadow Entry. David, camb-builder, 34 Ann Street.

Edward, of Anderson & Guild ; Magdalen Place. ;

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Guild, Francis, late teacher, 14 Union Street, Maxwelltown.

George, clerk to Monnich & Quosbarth, Dock Street ; h. 1 Middle Street. George, camb-builder, 6 Elizabeth Street.

John, merchant. New Inn Entry ; li. Magdalen Place.

John, of J. & E. Guild ; Broughty Ferry. J. & E. Guild, merchants, 9 Dock Street.

Eobert, of J. & E. Guild ; Broughty Ferry. Wm., manager, Cottage Power Loom Factory, Dock Street h. 59 Broughty Ferry Eoad.

Guillan, John, provision merchant, 37 Yeaman Shore ; A. 27 Spring- field. John, grocer, 130 Overgate. Gupn, Donald, governor, Dundee Poor House.

Niel, lieutenant of Police ; h. Mauchlin Tower Court.

Guthrie, Alex., flaxspinner, Sea Braes Mill ; h. 6 Eoseangle. Charles, Esq., Taybank.

James, merchant, 22 St Andrew's Street ; A. 41 Magdalen Yard Eoad. John, cowfeeder, 14 Park Entry. Wm., superintendent, Dundee Station of D. & A. Eailway; h. 135 Blackscroft. Gye, Miss Mary, teacher of music, 41 Eeform Street.

Hacket, James, merchant and commission agent, Cowgate ; h. 39 Small's Wynd. Haddon, John, of Haddon & Paterson, 19 South Union Street.

John, junr., merchant, 26 St Andrew's Street ; h. 19 South Union Street. and Paterson, merchants, 26 St Andrew's Street.

Haggart, George, painter and paper-hanger, 46 Union Street ; h. Malthouse Close, Yeaman Shore.

George, buildei', Euclid Street ; h. 85 Hilltown.

William, grocer, 14 Princes Street ; h. 3 do. Hales, Isabella, furnishings, 164 Hawkhill. Halket, & Adam, sail, rope, and twine makers,—office, 25 Dock Street, —works, 225 Perth Eoad. Halkett, Mrs David, 10 Tay Square. Hall, Mrs, 19 Bell Street Lane.

Halley, John S, flaxspinner, 24 St Andrew's Place ; h. 20 Albert Street.

William, flaxspinner, 24 St Andrew's Place ; h, 1 Welling- ton Street. Mrs John, 9 Meadow Street. Miss, dressmaker, 9 Meadow Street. Halliday, Thomas W., hatter, 21 Murraygate. Halyburton, Miss, St Peter Street, Perth Eoad.

Hamilton, James, teacher, Meadowside ; h. Bellfield Cottage, Cold- side. ;

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Hamilton and Hardie, chemists and druggists, 69 High Street. Mrs, 32 Seafield Eoad. Hampton, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 236 Perth Road.

Handyside, George, hoot and shoemaker, 35 High Street ; ft. Gibson's Street, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Hankin, James, temperance coiFeehouse, 32 Union Street. Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 30 Nethergate. Hannay, Rev. Alexander, 7 Springfield Place. Harhour Clerk's Office, 11 Reform Street.

Hardie, James, druggist, 69 High Street ; h. Butchart's Close, Meadowside.

John, commission agent, 3 Dock Street West ; h. 20 Union Street. Harris, Arthur, of Brodie & Harris, West Newport.

James, com merchant, 8 Shore Terrace ; h. 23 Union Street. William, baker, 4 Nethergate.

William, corn merchant, 8 Shore Terrace ; h. Bellfield, Ferry Road, narrower, George K., merchant and commission agent, 38 Castle

Street ; h. Douglas Terrace, Broughty Ferry. John, pilot, 75 Seagate. Hart, John, coffee-house keeper, 64 Taylor's Lane.

Hay, Alexander, machine maker, Douglas Foundry ; h. Dallfield Terrace. Alexander, grocer, 181 Overgate. Charles, Albion Hotel, 48 Overgate. David, millwright, 36 Mid Street.

William, joiner, Candle Lane ; h. 79 Seagate.

William, writer and notary, 4 Reform Street ; h. 100 Nether- gate. Mrs, grocer, 167 Seagate. Hazeel, Mrs, 30 South Tay Street. Hazells, Mrs, grocer, 38 Blackscroft. Hean, Alexander, builder, 5 Laurel Bank. David, builder, Small's Lane, Small's Wynd. Peter, Rosemount, Constitution Road.

Peter, junr., grocer and wine merchant, 57 Overgate ; h. Rose- mount.

William, glazier, 110 Murraygate ; h. Tay Cottage, 25 Step Row. Heigh, William, boot and shoemaker, 5 Wellgate; K Morton's Square. Henderson, Alexander, & Sons, hinge makers, Matthew's Close

31 Overgate ; h. Albion Passage, 161 Overgate. Alexander, flaxspinner, South Dudhope Mill,—office,

New Exchange ; h. 4 Union Terrace. Alexander, spirit dealer, 60 Hilltown. Brothers, woollen drapers, and silk mercers, 45 Reform Street. HEN. 139

Henderson, David, fishmonger, 1 7 Perth Rood. Francis, of H. Henderson and Sons, 5 Dudhope Place. George, tailor, 1 Infirmary Lane. George, spirit dealer, 91 Nethergate. George, George Street, Forebank. Henry & Sons, tanners, curriers, and leather merchants, Powrie Lane and Meadowside. Henry, of H. Henderson & Sons, 5 Dudhope Place. Henry, jr., of H. Henderson & Sons, 5 Dudhope Place.

Isabella, teacher, Crescent Lane Infant School ; h. i Church Street. James, dockgateman, 179 Scouringburn. James, accountant, 43 Castle Street. James, fruiterer, 11 Greenmarket. James, cashier, Moon, Langlands, & Co., 29 Cowgate. James, of H. Henderson & Sons, 5 Dudhope Place. James, of Henderson Brothers, 4 Comely Bank.

James, letter-carrier. Post Ofiice ; h. 164 Overgate. John I., Sheriff-Substitute of Forfarshire; h. Blackness Crescent.

John, agent. National Bank of Scotland ; h. Bank House. spinner manufacturer, Lindsay Street John, and "Works ; h. Meadow Road. John, shipmaster, 12 West Dock Street. John, spiritdealer, 175 Seagate.

Kenneth W., secretary. Eastern Bank of Scotland ; L 154 Perth Road. Patrick, tidewaiter, 14 St Andrew's Street.

Peter, joiner, Powrie Lane ; h. 48 Wellgate.

Richard, manager, Lindsay Street Works ; h. Meadow Road, Robert, contractor, Maryfield. Industrial Thomas, superintendent of work. Schools ; h. 10 Park Entry. William, spinner and manufacturer, Lindsay Street

Works ; h. Meadow Road. William, house-factor, 5 Brown Street. Mrs Dr, 4 Strawberry Bank. Miss, dressmaker, 48 Wellgate. Miss, teacher, 138 Perth Road. Hendry, Andrew, writer. Reform Street; h. 9 James' Place, Broughty Ferry. David, jr., of John Leadbetter & Co., Eden Grove. Miss, dressmaker, 11 Watson's Lane. Henry, Alexander, milliner and straw-bonnet maker, 140 & 142

Murraygate ; h. Meadow Street. Charles, manufacturer, Ann Street; h. 14 Mid Street. David, accountant to John Duncan & Co., 67 Bell Street. ;

140 HEN—HOO.

Henry, George, confectioner, 63 Wellgate.

John, sub-inspector of Poor, Euclid Street ; h. 23 Constitu- tion Sti'eet.

W. M., writer, 61 Reform Street ; Ji. Maryfield Terrace. & Chalmers, accountants, &c., 61 Reform Street. Mrs, 14 Mid Street. Hepburn, William A., joiner, 7 North Tay Street. Herd, Peter, ginger-beer brewer, 8 Wilkie's Lane. William, engineer, 22 Blackscroft.

Mrs, stoneware merchant, 30 Wellgate ; h. 1 Baltic Street. Heron, George, writer of Reid, M'Lachlan, & Heron, 16 Springfield. Robert, umbrella maker, 11 Vault. Higgins, Hugh, grocer and spiritdealer, 131 Perth Road. Hildesheim, D., of Lipman & Co., 5 Strawberry Bank.

Hill, David, market gardener, Nethergate ; h. Bins of Blackness.

David, spiritdealer, 30 Constitution Road ; h. 29 do, George H. corn merchant, Morrison's Court, Wellgate, and Craig Mill, Strathmartine.

James, accountant, 10 Bain Square ; h. 5 Willison Street. John, of Kinmond, Hill, & Luke, 21 Magdalen Road.

John, manager, Scouringburn Mill ; h. Lower Pleasance. John, brewer, Matthew's Close, 31 Overgate.

Richard, of Hill & Renny ; h. London. Rev. Thomas, Willison Free Church, h. 6 Westfield Place. & Alexander, printei's. Key's Close, Nethergate. & Renny, merchants, Meadowside. Mrs Alexander, camb-builder, 5 Bell Street. Hillocks, James I., teacher, druggist and stationer, 109 Perth Road. Hilltown Bowling Club, 163 Hilltown.

Hirsch, Hermann A., merchant, 37 Cowgate ; h. 18 Seagate. Hislop, James, grocer, tea, and coffee dealer, 24 High Street h. Newport.

George, teacher, Chalmers' School, Hunter Street ; h. 23 Annfield Road.

Hodge, James, jr., accountant. Trades' Lane Calendar ; h. Forthill, Broughty Perry.

William Y., clerk, 2 Panmure Street ; h. 125 Nethergate. Mrs, grocer, 69 Bell Street. Hogg, John R., joiner and cabinetmaker, 75 Bell Street. Mrs, 21 Thomson Street. Miss, dressmaker, 38 Hilltown.

Holden, R. G., merchant ; h. Newport.

Holmes, Samuel, Son, & Co., 6 Peter Street ; h. Leeds. Thomas, late manufacturer, 30 Springfield Place. Misses, 25 Springfield Place.

Mary, schoolmistress, Rattray's Court, Seagate ; ^. 12 S. Union Street. Honeyman, Robert, steward, 56 St Andrew's Street. Hood, Alexander, teacher. Free St Andrew's School, Meadow

Place ; /}. 32 Constitution Road. HOO.—HUN. 141

flood, Andrew, mill-overseer, Miln Street Mill ; h. St Salvator's Close, 13 Overgate. Andrew, farmer, Hospital Park. Andrew, 11 Thomson Street. James, baker, 156 Princes Street. L;; John, baker, 34 Dudhope Street. P John, provision merchant, 12 Teaman Shore.

Mrs Eliza, grocer, 111 Overgate ; h. 7 Lindsay Street. Mrs, 1 Peter Street.

Miss, vintner, 22 St Clement's Lane ; h. 28 do. Miss, 4 Meadow Street. Horn, Thomas, spiritdealer, 13 Fish Street.

Horsburgh, James, merchant, 2 Panmure Street ; h. Seafield House, Magdalen Yard Eoad.

Hoseick, Alexander, clerk, 17 Cowgate ; h. 25 Rosebank Street. Hossack, Alexander, tide waiter, 15 Yeaman Shore.

Hovell, Joseph, manager, A. J. Buist's Mill ; h. Christie's Land, HawkhiU.

Thomas, manager, Tay Works ; A. Fisher's Land, Isles' Lane.

How, James, clerk. Law Mill ; h. Coldside.

John and William, proprietors, 3 Tindal's Wynd ; h. 3 Wellgate. Howe, Misses, 3 Victoria Street. Mrs, 3 Victoria Street. James, audit clerk, 139 Blackscroft. Howey, Thomas and Co., agent, E. P. and D. Railway, Yeaman Shore. Howie, James, tailor and clothier, 39 High Street.

Miss Jessie, grocer, 15 Constitution Road ; h. 29 Constitution Road. Mrs, Strawberry Bank.

Hoy, Agnes, provision dealer, 30 Ann Street ; h. Pitempton, Huggins, Andrew, green grocer, 210 Perth Road.

Hughes, Andrew, provision merchant, 39 Union Street ; h. Malt House Close. Charles, spiritdealer, 122 Overgate. Guy, provision merchant, 3 Ann Street.

James, spiritdealer, 230 Overgate ; h. 232 Overgate. John, guildry officer, 93 Overgate. Mrs James, Meadow Cottage, Bell Street.

Hume, David, biscuit baker*, 40 Castle Street ; h. 10 Shore Terrace.

John, manager, Tay Whale Fishing Company ; h. Broughty Ferry.

William, manager, Seafield Works ; h. 12 Shepherd's Loan.

Humphrey, William, overseer, Tay Works ; A. 16 Lyon's Close. Hunt, Brothers, clothiers, outfitters, and hatters, 76 High Street. Hunter, David, of Blackness, Blackness House. David, bookseller, 14 Seafield Road. E., furniture dealer, 14 Blinshall Street. ;

142 HUN—IRE.

Hunter, James, jun., of J. and J. Hunter, writer, 5 Reform Street; h. 146 Nethergate.

John, teacher, classroom 14 Baltic Street ; /*. 4 Victoria Square. J. and J., writers, 5 Reform Street. Mrs, lodgings, 80 Nethergate. Hurle, Mrs, 133 Perth Road. Hutcheson, James, foreman, 7 Don's Road, Rosebank.

John, clerk, 32 Sugar House Wynd ; h. 40 Blackscroft. Mrs Alexander, 25 Tait's Lane, Hawkhill. Mrs, 23 St Andrew's Street.

Hutchison, George, coal agent, 3 Crescent Lane ; h. 70 Cowgate. John, messenger, Dudhope Barracks.

John, boot and shoe warehouse, 15 Reform Street ; h. 41 Reform Street. Mrs Jean, cowfeeder, 28 Guthrie Street. Hutchson, Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 53 West Port ; h. Heath- field Place.

Hutton, Andrew, pawnbroker, 5 Meadow Entry; Ti. 14 Green- market. George, 20 Westfield Place. George, sheriif's officer, Sheriff Court House. Isabella, mangle keeper, 63 Perth Road.

James, ship carver. King William's Dock ; Ji. 4 Gellatly St. John, sheriff officer, (of Mills and Hutton, 10 High Street) h. 37 High Street.

Robert, merchant, 33 Scouringbum ; h. Isles' Lane, Hawkhill.

William, grocer and spiritdealer, 51 Hilltown ; h. 53 do. Mrs, spiritdealer, 208 Seagate. Mrs, manglekeeper, 95 Cowgate.

Hynd, Andrew, tinsmith, 26 West Port ; K 2 Temple Lane.

David, painter and ship chandler, 48 Dock St. ; ft. 97 Seagate. MrSi 4 Craigle Terrace.

Imandt, Joseph, teacher of German, Public Seminaries; h. 28 Tay Street. Imlay, Alexander, cabinetmaker and joiner, 20 Queen Street.

Inches, John, bootmaker, 24 Barrack Street ; h. 38 Do.

Inglis, William, teacher, Tay Square Seminaries ; ft. 40 Perth Rd.

William, teacher, Barrack Street Seminary ; ft. Lochee. Innes, Robert, tidewaiter, 67 Bell Street. Thomas, marble and stone cutter, Meadow Road; ft. 5 William Street, Forebank.

William, sawmaker, 22 Meadow Entry ; ft. 45 Bell Street. Inrig, Alexander, tailor, 152 Murraygate. Ireland, David, basket manufacturer and cooper, 26 Overgate,

George, house agent, 20 Hunter Street ; ft. Tay View, Blackness Terrace. IRE—JAM. 143

Ireland, George, jr., of Ireland and Miller, IG Hawkhill Place.

John, shuttlemaker, 7 Ireland's Lane ; h. 23 Bell Street.

John, cabinetmaker, 4 South Lindsay Street ; h. Albert Court, Nethergate. M., basket manufacturer and toy warehouse, 18 Murray-

gate ; h. above. Mrs cowfeeder, 7 Cotton Eoad. & Millar, spinners and manufacturers, Barrack St. Mill. Irons, James, spinner and manufacturer, Seafield Factory and

Park Mill ; ft. 216 Perth Eoad.

Irvine, John, printer, 3 St Clement's Lane ; h. 21 Eeform Street. William, spiritdealer, 202 Seagate. Isdale and Co., hatters, 18 Eeform Street. Eobert H., of Isdale and Co., Union Terrace, Constitution Eoad.

Isles, David, mill manager, Logic Works ; h. Fleuchar Craig. John, shipmaster, 33 Castle Street. Eobert, draper's assistant, 2 Dallfield Terrace.

Jack, David, ship agent, 11 Dock Street ; h. 24 Crichton Street. George, deputy shipping Buildings master. Custom House ; h. Windsor Cottage.

Henry, inspector of poor, Euclid Street ; h. 28 Cotton Eoad. James, assessor and surveyor of Property and Assessed Taxes, 3 Thorter Eow.

James, jun., manufacturer, 8 Queen Street ; h. 5 Victoria Square.

John, harbour-master. Dock Office ; h. 6 Shore Terrace.

John, jun,, of Welch and Jack ; h. 57 Magdalen Green. John, sawyer, 104 Princes Street.

William, cooper, 68 Princes Street ; h. 48 Do. Mrs E., vintner, 39 Barrack Street.

Jackson, Andrew, flaxdresser, Mary Ann Wynd ; h. 172 Seagate.

James, shoemaker, 58 Murraygate ; h. Meadow Close. James, horse-breaker, and livery- stables, Carswell's Lane, 26 King Street. Miss, dressmaker, 241 Hilltown. Jaffe, Brothers, merchants, St Andrews Street. Jafferson, Miss, 6 Perth Eoad. Jaffery, Jane, grocer, 201 Hawkhill.

James, David, seed-merchant, 36 Overgate ; h. Marybank, Broughty. Ferry. William, grocer and provision-dealer, 114 Hilltown. h. Jamie, David, storekeeper, Dundee and Arbroath Eailway ; Seafield Eoad.

David, boot and shoemaker, 10 Barrack Street ; h. Speed's Close.

Jameson, George, merchant, 1 Bain Square ; h. Seafield, Broughty Ferry.

Jamieson, Eobert, S., clerk, 30 Castle Street ; h. 1 Bank Street ;

144 JAM—KAY.

Jamieson, John, clothier, 29 Eeform Street ; h. 152 George Street. Perth. Japp, David, shipmaster, 12 West Dock Street.

Jeffery, David, manager. Verdant Mill ; h. 151 Scouringburn. Jessiman, George, wood-merchant, 135 Seagate ; h. 137 Do. William, spiritdealer, 8 Yeaman Shore. Jobson, David, wine and spirit merchant, 26 South Lindsay Street A. Marr Bank. James A., baker, George's Place. Eobert, 12 Paton's Lane. Robert, jun., 6 Paton's Lane.

William, druggist, 82 Murraygate ; h. 2 Meadow Entry. Miss, 6 Paton's Lane. Mrs, Crawford Lodge, Perth Road. Johnston, Andrew, flesher, 30 Hawkhill.

David, sailing-master of S.S. London ; 7 East Dock St David, boot and shoemaker, 29 Gellatly Street. h. David, clerk, 12 Shore Terrace ; Ferry-Port-on-Craig. James, painter, 56 St Andrews Street. Rev. James, Independent Methodist Chui-ch, Peter Street, h. 12 Nelson Street. Rev. J. B., Seaman's Missionary, 25 Constitution Road.

John, potato-dealex", 101 Hilltown ; h, 57 Do. John, broker, 194 Hawkhill.

John, tailor and clothier, 40 Barrack Street ; h. 38 Do. John, shipownei*, 42 James' Park.

John S., writer, 30 Reform Street ; h. Blackness Road.

Joseph and Sons, fishmongers, 13 Union Street ; A. Waterside, Montrose.

William, nurseryman, 83 Nethergate ; h. Panmure Nursery, Broughty Ferry. William, of William Johnston and Son, Blackness Road. & Scott, writers, 30 Reform Street.

William and Son, mauufacturers, Blackness Road ; ofiice Royal Exchange. Margaret, lodgings, 32 Castle Street. Mrs, grocer, 88 Seagate. Mrs, grocer, 92 Princes Street. Miss, 2 M'Vicar's Lane. JollifFe, Joseph, painter, japanner, and paper-hanger, 21 Union

Street ; h. Methodist Close, Overgate. Jones, Elias, spiritdealer, 208 Overgate.

Justice, Alexander, manager, Lilybank, power-loom factory ; h. 3 Elizabeth Street, Maxwelltown.

Kay, Alexander, wine-merchant, 52 and 54 Overgate ; h. Sea Bank, 20 Magdalen Yard Road.

Alexander, mill-manager, Tay Works ; h. Dallfield Terrace.

Jn,, grocer, 6 Wellgate ; h. 12 Elizabeth Street, Maxwelltown. ;;;;

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Kay, John Z., gas engineer, 18 Castle Street and 43 Reform Street also, engineer and surveyor appointed by the Board of

Trade ; L 13 Ferry Eoad. William, overseer, Lower Pleasance Mill ; h. Philips Land, Upper Pleasance. Keating, William H., of Keating & Co., 6 Windsor Street. & Co., merchant-tailors and clothiers, 4 High Street.

Keay, James, writer, 3 Bank Street ; h, 218 Perth Eoad.

James, auctioneer, 30 Reform Street ; h. Lochee.

John, of Smith and Keay, ; A. Lochee. Mrs A., dressmaker, 85 Nethergate. Keddie, Peter, power-loom, manager, Tay Works ; h. 13 Dudhope Crescent.

Keenan, Rev. Stephen, St Andrew's Catholic Church ; h. 160 Nethergate.

Thomas, grocer and spiritdealer, 45 Scouringburn ; h. 8 Millbank Road. Keil, William, tea merchant, 130 Murraygate ; h. 132 Do, Keiller, Alexander, of Jas. Keiller and Son, 4 Rose Angle. James and Son, wholesale confectioners, 1 Castle Street Works, Rankine's Court. John, upholsterer, 105 Perth Road h. 1 St Peter Street. I ; Wedderspoon, confectioner and pastry-cook, 8 Nether- gate. William, of Jas. Keiller and Son, 1 South Tay Street.

William, fruiterer, 15 Wellgate ; h. 13 Mid Street. Keir, Alexander, spiritdealer, 9 Tally Street. " George, Barrack Park keeper. Mrs Wm., 46 Blackness Road. Mrs, grocer, 40 Union Street, Maxwelltown. Keith, David, merchant. Meadow Place.

Edmund D., auctioneer, 10 High Street ; h. Dunkenny, near Glammiss.

Thomas, bootmaker, 63 Wellgate ; A. Morrison's Court. William, of Keith, Connell & Company, 74 Bucklemaker Wynd. Connell & Co., builders, Albert Street. Miss, 10 West Dock Street. Kellar, Alexander, warehouseman, D. P. & London Shipping Co. h. Castle Court. Kelly, John, broker, 9 Lindsay Street.

Kelt, Alexander, watchmaker and jeweller, 106 Murraygate ; h. 48 Blackscroft.

John, jeweller, 104 Murraygate ; h. 55 do. Mrs, innkeeper (Blue Bell), 9 Seagate. Kenly, Mrs, lodgings, 4 Gellatly Street. Kennedy, Alexander, grocer, 159 Overgate. James, merchant and commission agent, 29 Greenmarket h. 6 Craigie Terrace. 146 KEN—KID.

Kennedy, John, teacher of drawing, School of Art ; h. Meadow Cottage, Bell Street. John E., grocer, QQ Scouringburn.

Neil, letter-carrier to Auchterhouse ; h. 8 Rose Street.

Peter, manager a.t W. Scott & Co.'s Factory ; h. 1 Union Street, Maxwelltown. Mrs John, Lower Crescent House, Magdalen Yard. Kenney, John, grocer and spiritdealer, Coldside. Kermath, David, spiritdealer, 46 Tindal's Wynd. Kerr, Christopher, of C. Kerr & Co., town clerk, 26 Castle Street ;

h. Kilcraig ; country residence, Arthurstone. C. W., of C. Kerr & Co., 115 Ferry Road. C. & Co., writers, 26 Castle Street. George, landing- waiter, Customs, 4 Paton's Lane.

James H., agent, 10 Dock Street ; h. Roodyards, 101 Ferry Road.

Isaia, spiritdealer, 93 Princes Street ; h. 89 do. John & Co., engineers, millwrights, &c., Douglas Foundry. John, of John Kerr & Co., 4 Somerville Place. Peter, ship and insurance broker and emigration agent, 10

Dock Street ; h. Roodyards, 101 Ferry Road.

Robert, flesher, 118 Scouringburn ; h. 108 do. William, of John Kerr & Co., 2 Springfield.

William, writer, 1 Bank Street ; h. Forthill House, Broughty Ferry.

William, jr., writer, 26 Castle Street ; ft. 28 Springfield. Mrs John, 28 Springfield. Mrs, mangle-keeper, 5 Horsewater Wynd. Mrs, lodgings, 18 Seagate. Mrs, ironer and lodgings, 14 Hilltown. Misses, 27 Tait's Lane. Kettles, James, gardener, 152 Murraygate.

Kidd, Alexander, ironmonger, 18 Overgate ; h. 43 Union Street. Charles, grocer and spiritdealer, 32 Lower Pleasance. David, of David Kidd & Son, West Bell Street. David, jr., mason, West Bell Street, David & Son, builders. West Bell Street. George, boot and shoemaker, 34 Constitution Road. Geox-ge M., agent 20 Cotton Road. Ivory L., boot and shoemaker, 30 Barrack Street. James, tailor, 95 Cowgate. John, builder. West Bell Street. John, flaxdresser, 43 Princes Street. Jonas, grocer, 134 Murraygate.

Robert & Son, fleshers, 39 Castle Street and 59 Wellgate ; h. Balluderon. Mrs, provision and egg dealer, 24 Couttie's Wynd. Mrs Alexander, 5 Castle Court. Mrs John, 10 Strawberrv Bank. KID—KNl. 147

Kidd, Mrs J., stamping and mushing establishment, 116 Nethergate. Mrs, farmer, West Craigie. Mrs Captain J., 36 Nethergate. Kiddie, Andrew, baker, 9 Hawkhill. Mrs, lodgings, 57 Nethergate. Kilgour, James H., baker, 93 Murraygate. John, gardener, 51 Rosebank Street. John C., of Kilgour, Coffin, & Co., Albert Street. Coffin, & Co., merchants, New York, and 25 King Street, Dundee. Kincaid, Mrs John, 23 Crichton Street. King, Walter B,, grocer, 73 Perth Road. Kinmond, Alexander, of Kinmond, Hill, and Luke, Hermon Mill. Thomas K., of Strachan, Kinmond, and Co., 21 Spring- field. Hill, and Luke, flaxspinners, merchants, and manufacturers, 6 Cowgate.

Kinnear, John, grocer, 14 West Port ; h, 10 do.

John G., manager, Wallace Mill ; h. 43 Todburn Lane. John S., tailor and clothier, 8 Crichton Street. Thomas, of Kinnear and Smith, Isle's Lane. Fithie, and Co., manufacturers, Cowdenknowes Factory,

Blackness Road ; h. 2 Wilkie's Lane. & Smith, wrights, 10 Temple Lane.

Kinnell, John, painter, 18 S. Lindsay Street ; h. 63 Overgate. Kinnes, William, cowfeeder, 20 Smithfield.

Kinnison, James, ironmonger, 11 High Street j h. 37 Union Street,

John, grocer, 56 Scouringburn ; h. 2 Hunter Street. Peter, tailor, 13 Overgate. Kirk, Captain William John, Staff Officer of pensioners, Dudhope

Barracks ; h. 6 Shore Terrace.

Kirkaldy, David, manager, Wallace Craigie Mill ; h. Victoria Place. George, Ava Lodge, Magdalen Green. Miss, Ava Lodge, Magdalen Green. Kirkland, James, of Wm. Kirkland & Sons, Oak Lodge, Constitu- tion Road. John, of William Kirkland & Sons, Pine Grove, Perth Road. William, of William Kirkland & Sons, Oak Lodge, Con- stitution Road,

William and Sons, wood merchants ; saw mUls, Ward Road.

Kirkpatrick, James, spiritdealer, 24 Fish Street ; h. 3 Paradise Road.

Knight, James, manager of flaxdressers, Arch Mill ; k. Dudhope Crescent—Land 11.

James, wright, 48 Wellgate ; h. 15 Nelson Street,

John, glazier, 48 Wellgate ; h. 15 Nelson Street. 148 KYD—LAW.

Kyd, David, inamifacturer, 24 Rosebank Road.

Thomas, teacher. Public Seminaries ; Ji. Downfield.

Laing, James, custom-house officer, Myles' Land, St Andrew's Street, John, of Laing & Ewan, agent for the North British Insur- ance Company, Forebank. & Ewan, power-loom linen manufactiu'ers, 2 St Andrew's

Street ; works—Dens Road Factory. Miss, teacher, 2 Paton's Lane.

Laird, Alexander, grocer and spiritdealer, 125 Hilltown ; h. 136 Hilltown. Rev. Alex. 0., Free St John's, 61 Magdalen Green.

James B., plumber, 33 Lindsay Street ; h. 48 Miller's Wynd. Peter, tailor, 21 Hilltown. Peter, draper, Morrison's Court, Wellgate.

William, Pharmaceutical chemist, 80 West Port ; h. Down- field.

William P., nursery and seedsman, 98 Nethergate ; h. Black- ness Nursery. Miss, 81 Nethergate. Lamb, Alexander, manufacturer. Lamb's Lane. George D., manager, 14 William Street, Forebank. Thomas, feuar, Crescent Lane. James, brewer and spiritdealer, 24 Wellgate. Margaret, mangle-keeper, 74 Hawkhill. Paul, grocer, 68 Hawkhill. Thomas, temperance hotel, 56 Reform 8treet. Lamb's Temperance coffeehouse, 69 Murraygate. Lanceman, Peter, shipmaster, St Mary's Close, 30 Nethergate.

Lang, Rev. Robert, Panmure Street Chapel ; h. 3 Tay Square.

Langlands, Alexander, clerk, Dundee Bank ; h. 4 Dallfield Terrace. James, Albert Street. Robert, surgeon, 86 Nethergate.

Robert, bookseller, 65 Reform Street ; A. 11 Princes Street. Lauder, Francis, flesher, 168 Overgate. Law, Alexander, spiritdealer, South Union Street.

Andrew, slater, 8 Panmure Street ; h. 131 Murraygate. Mrs Elizabeth, milliner and furnishings, 167 Hilltown. Mrs Capt. Robert, 46 Albert Street. Miss, milliner and dressmaker, South Union Street.

Lawrie, Wm. & Co., drapers, Trades HaU Buildings ; A. 1 West Bell Street.

Lawson, Alexander, 4 Reform Street ; h. 2 Somerville Place. Alexander, shoemaker, 63 Perth Road. Andrew, foreman fiaxdresser, Phillip's Land, LFpper Pleasance. David, of J. & D. Lawson, 2 Meadow Entry. LAW—LES. 149

Lawson, David, jr., of J. & D. Lawson, 40 Blackscroft. James C,, manufacturer, Lilybank, John, grocer, 2 Rose Street.

John, power-loom linen manufacturer, Lilybank ; /?. Spring- Hill, John, tailor, Pullar's Close, 132 Murraygate. J.&t)., tin and coppersmiths, gasfitters, brassfounders, and

blacksmiths, 81 Murraygate ; works—7 Meadow Entry. Margaret, dressmaker, 35 Hunter Street.

William, sacking manufacturer, 22 Long Wynd ; h. 20. Long Wynd. Mrs Elizabeth, 17 Crichton Street. Mrs, lodgings, 54 Seagate. Mrs, Victoria Street. Mrs, spiritdealer, 116 Cowgate. Leaburn, William, fish and fruit merchant, fish market; h. 21 Greenmarket, Leadbetter, John, & Co., manufacturers, 37 Meadowside. Learmonth, John, bootmaker, 53 Murraygate ; h. 55 Murraygate. Leask, Alexander, Registrar of 2d or West District, 62 Barrack Street. Alexander, merchant and commission agent, 62 Barrack Street.

Lees, Alexander L., writer, 1 Bank Street ; h. 19 South Union Street.

James, writer, 10 Reform Street ; h. 19 South Union Street.

Lee, Arthur, painter, 37 Cowgate ; h. 49 Cowgate. James, shipmaster, 71 Cowgate. William, shipmaster, 25 Constitution Street. Leighton, Robert, farmer, Ballfield. William, hairdresser, Yeaman Shore.

Leitch, John, spiritdealer, 29 Dock Street ; h. 27 Exchange Street, Rev. Robert, assistant to Dr Adie, 36 Princes Street. Leith, Mrs, mangle-keeper, 7 Tay Street Lane.

Janet, draper, 32 Hawkhill ; h. 17 Wallace Pend, Hawkhill.

Lemon, James, hairdresser, 9 Barrack Street ; h. 14 do. Mrs Thomas, 7 Temple Lane. Leng, John, editor, Dundee Advertiser, 3 Overgate ; h. 8 Craigie Terrace. John, & Co., proprietors of the Dundee Advertiser, 3 Overgate.

Lennox, James, hatter, 3 Nethergate ; h. 40 Union Street. John, outfitter and shirtmaker, 5 Nethergate ; h. 6 Victoria Square. John, smith, 20 Hilltown.

John B., accountant. Eastern Bank of Scotland ; h. 40 Union Street.

Leslie, Robert, shipowner, 12 Dock Street ; k. Broughty Ferry.

Robert, slater, Small's Wynd ; h. 31 Hunter Street. Mrs George, 13 Nelson Street. Mrs, lodgings, 20 Reform Street. l50 LES—LIV.

Lesslie, Alexander, hairdresser, 37 Wellgate ; h. Cable's Close, do. h. Charles, flesher, 43 Wellgate ; Milne's Court, do. David, tailor and clothier, 2 Baltic Street. h. Eviphemia, hosier, 15 Murraygate ; Calender Close. James, of J. & J. Lesslie, Calender Close, Murraygate. John, of J. & J. Lesslie, Albert Court. J. & J., tinsmiths and ironmongers, 86 Murraygate. Mrs, matron, Eemale Lodging-house, Old Infirmaiy. Levy, John, watchmaker, 71 Overgate.

Michael A., clothier and outfitter, 73 and 74 High Street ; h. Clarendon Crescent, Edinburgh. Lewis, Thomas B., shipmaster, 3 West Dock Street. Lickley, James, &, Co., grocers and blacking manufacturers, 20 Taylor's Lane.

Lightfoot, Joseph, clerk, 26 Castle Street ; h. 8 Paton's Lane. Lind, Mrs, milliner, 142 Nethergate. Lindsay, Alexander, wi-ight, 7 Ann Street.

Alexander, grocer, 34 Lower Pleasance ; A. 27 Pole Park Road.

Alexander, agent, 34 Cowgate ; K William Street, Fore- bank.

Alexander, manufacturer, Mid Street ; h. Milne's Court, Wellgate. Andrew, grocer and spiritdealer, 113 Hilltown; h. 8 Hospital Park. h. James, grocer, 72 Scouringburn ; 78 do.'

James, grocer, 8 & 9 West Dock Street ; h. 125 Nethergate.

James, cabinetmaker. Kirk Entry ; h. 43 Bucklemaker Wynd.

James, manager. Dura Mills ; h. Ann Street. John, cowfeedei", Hospital Park. John, grocer, Lower Blackscroft. John, grocer and spiritdealer, 105 Cowgate. J. B., teacher, 11 South Union Street. John M., insurance agent, 7 Exchange Street.

Patrick, messenger, H.M. Customs ; A. Custom House.

Robert, merchant, 20 Ann Street ; h. 18 do. and Donaldson, manufacturers. Mid Street. Mrs, grocer, 13 Stobwell Park.

Elizabeth, grocer, 8 Cotton Road ; h. Morgan's Buildings. Lipman, & Co., merchants, 15 Cowgate. Lister, Mrs George, mangle-keeper, 8 Ireland's Lane. Lithgow, J. S., merchant, 5 Springfield. Mrs and Miss, dressmakers, 11 South Tay Street.

Littlejohn, David, of Littlejohn & Gourlay ; h. Balgillo Cottage, Broughty Ferry, and Gourlay, writers, 10 Reform Street.

Li vie, David, boat builder, 18 West Dock Street ; h. 30 Fish Street. Livingstone, David, wright, 3 Elizabeth Street. LI V—LOW. 151

Livingstone, Robert, insurance agent, 46 Eeform Street. Livingston, James, manufacturer, Eorebank Road. William, spiritdealer, 23 Meadovs^side. Mrs, spiritdealer, 35 Dock Street. Logan, Rev. John, of Gaelic Church, h. 60 James' Park.

Rev. Richard, of St Andrevt^'s Church ; h. 14 Wellington Street. Logic, John, bootmaker, 32 Overgate ; h. Croft's Lane. William, market gardener, Croft's Lane. Lorimer, Henry, straw-bonnet and millinery warehouse, 40 Reform

Street ; h. 59 Ferry Road. John, baker, 1 Bucklemaker Wynd. John, Comptroller of H.M. Customs, 18 Springfield. Lothian, James, dentist, 100 Nethergate. John, surgeon, 7 Victoria Square. Louden, John, stationer, 23 Wellgate. John, grocer, 18 Scouringburn. Love, John, baker, 18 Seagate. Low, Alex., merchant and flaxspinner, 17 Cowgate ; h. Nelson St. Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 56 Gellatly Street. Alexander, broker, 5 Bell Street. Andrew, grocer, 8 Union Street, Maxwelltown. Andrew B., merchant, 17 Cowgate ; h. 5 Nelson Street. Andrew, manager, Tay Shipbuilding Company, 35 Exchange Street.

Andrew, shipowner, 11 Dock Streei ; h. 3 Park Place. Charles, coal merchant, Trades' Lane ; h. 139 Seagate. David, cowfeeder, North Road, Sraithtield. David, vintner, 10 St Clement's Lane ; h. 20 do. David, boot and shoemaker, 24 Dallfield Walk. E., spiritdealer, 84 Scouringburn. George, grocer, 19 Smithfield. Isaac, tailor, 55 Murraygate.

James, flaxdresser, 121 Cowgate ; h. Maryfield. James, inspector, H.M.'s Customs, 7 Exchange Street. James, flesher and cowfeeder, 221 Hawkhill. James, teller, National Bank of Scotland ; ^. 4 S. Tay Street. James, cabinetmaker, Fenton's Close ; h. Campbell's Close, 74 High Street. James, clerk, 11 King Street; h. Maryfield. John, Wright's ofiicer, St Salvator's Close, 13 Overgate. John, confectioner, 9 Overgate and 81 Nethergate ; h. 20 Overgate. John, hairdresser, 155 Seagate; A. 151 do.

John, coal dealer, Reform Street ; h. 202 Overgate.

John C, plumber and gasfitter, Whitehall Close ; ^. 14 Union Street.

John W., manufacturer, Blackness Road ; h. Isles' Lane, Hawkhill. 152 LOW—LXJK.

Low, Matthew, merchant, Kirk Entry ; h. Keath Bank, Blair- gowrie. M., grocer, 150 Hilltown. Peter, manufacturer, 232 Hilltown, Peter, mariner, 48 Blackscroft.

Peter, blacksmith, 3 Ann Street, Hillbank ; h> 5 do.

Richard, teacher, Public Seminaries : h. Brook St., Broughtj Ferry,

Thomas, chronometer, watch, and clock maker, 7 Overgate ', h. 1 Bank Street. Thomas, photographic artist, 42 Reform Street. Thomas, gardener, Maryfield, and Batchelor, coppersmiths and plumbers, 33 Dock Street, and Pife, flaxspinners, 5 Coupar's Alley. Mrs Andrew, senr., 109 Nethergate.

Mrs James, confectioner, 124 Murraygate ; h. 126 do. Mrs William, rope and twine manufacturer, 112 Hilltown h. 139 do, Mrs, 2 Hawkhill Place, Mrs, Anderson Place, Forebank. Miss Helen, milliner, 139 Hilltown. Lowden, John, cowfeeder, 136 Hilltown.

George, junr., optician, 25 Union Street ; h. Brook Street Broughty Ferry. Peter, manufacturer, Peter's Court, Cowgate, and Brace's

Entry, Wellgate ; h. 35 Cawgate. William, photographer, 21 Elizabeth Street. Lownie, Miss, 3 Vault. Lowson, George, grocer and spiritdealer, 26 Constitution Road. James, writer, 21 Castle Street; h. 14 St Andrew's Street. John and Son, merchants, 119 Murraygate, William, of John Lowson and Son, Graybank. Mrs, 25 Magdalen Yard Road. Mrs, 13 North Tay Street. Lucas, Charles and Co., power loom manufacturers, Clepington

Works ; Office, 126 Seagate. Charles, of C. Lucas and Co., Prospect Place, Constitution Road. Mrs, 116 Princes Street. Luckie, Catherine, cowfeeder. North Road, Smithfield. David, late shipmaster, 43 Dallfield Walk, Luis, John Henry, of Jaffe Brothers, 6 Hawkhill Place. Luke, Christina, teacher, Industrial Schools, Brown Street; h, 125 Overgate. George, tinsmith, 63 King Street. James, of Kinmond, Hill, and Luke, 6 Laurel Bank. John, 37 Magdalen Yard Road. John D., commission agent, 11 West Dock Street; h, 29' Annfield Road. ;

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Luke, William, 37 Magdalen Yard Road. Mrs James, 14 Thomson Street, Miss, teacher, 5 Seafield Lane. Lundie, John, watchmaker, 37 High Street.

Ljall, John, agent, 31 Kef orm Street ; h. 42 Mid Street.

Joseph C, teacher, St David's School, Scouringburn ; h. Freer Cottage, Logie Feus. Robert, manager, at Malcolm, Ogilvie, and Co.'s ; h. Plutche- son's Land, Church Street. Thomas, plumber, h. 15 Meadow Entry ; 2 Meadow Street, Ljell, David, M.D., and F.R.C,S,E., 23 Tay Street. Joseph, tailor and clothier, 5 Mid Wynd.

Robert, lime agent, Yeaman Shore, ; h. 15 do.

Lyon, David, teacher, Dundee Poor's House ; ft. Gray's Lane, Lochee. J,

James, sheriff officer, 10 ; h. IP High Street Lochee. "^ William, clerk. Post Office, 81 Nethergate. Mrs David, lodgings. Steel's Land, corner of Barrack Street. Mrs William, 31 Springfield.

M'Arthur, D, and Co,, fieshers, 2 Greenmarket ; h. 17 Vault. Grace, spiritdealer, 85 Nethergate,

M'Artney, James, ironmonger, 51 West Port ; h. 15 Bell Street, M'Arty, Michael, broker, 73 Cowgate. M'Bain, G,, surgeon, 25 Cowgate.

M'Bean, Wm,, accountant, 32 Castle Street ; h. Fleuchar Craig. M'CafFrey, John, spiritdealer, 215 Overgate, M'Call, Patrick, grocer, 1 Horsewater Wynd. M'Conachie, Lachlan, wright, 3 Ferry Road.

M'Couochie, David, joiner. Bell Street ; h. Meadow Place, Hugh, plasterer, 52 Barrack Street; h. 60 do. John, do do h. 32 do. M'Cosh, Mrs, 16 South Lindsay Street. h. Misses, teachers, Public Seminaries ; 1 Dallfield Terrace. M'Crae, John, news agent, Heathfield Lodge, HawkhilL M'Culloch, Wm,, broker, 203 Overgate. Mrs, Millar's Wynd, Miss Margaret, milliner, William Street, Forebank. M'Cutchon, James, grocer, 5 James's Street, Maxwelltown,

Macdiarmid, Findlay, teacher. Brown Street ; h 3 South Tay St. Peter, tailoi-, 10^ High Street.

Macdonald, Alexander, furnisher, 2 Nethergate ; h. Miln's Build- ings, 142 Nethergate. Alexander, painter and paper hanger, 6 Overgate h. Scott's Close, Nethergate. Charles, wine and spirit merchant, 57 West Port, and

1 Hawkhill ; k. 74 Seagate. Duncan, teacher, St Peter's School 14 J^ ; h Thomson Street. 154 MAC—M*EW.

Macdonald, Henry, merchant, 74 King Street.

James, furnisher, 16 Murraygate; li. 142 Nethergate,

John, general merchant, 148 Overgate ; h. 120 Perth Road.

John, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Seagate ; h. West- field Lane. William, wine and spirit merchant, 3 and 4 Ladywell

Lane ; h. 74 Seagate. and M'Nah, merchants, 2 Bain Square. Mrs Alexander, St Margaret's Close, Nethergate. Mrs, baker, 3 Greenmarket. Misses, Ladies Seminary, 3 Tay Street. McDonald, Alexander, manager, Cosmocapelion, 73 and 74 High

Street ; h. 35 Exchange Street. Alexander, cowfeeder, Coldside. Rev, Archibald, Forebank. Daniel, spiritdealer, 226 Overgate.

Daniel, teacher, Upper Pleasance ; A. Logic Feus. David, harbour porter, 18 Todburn Lane. David, keeper of Working Men's Coffeehouse. 122 Scouringbum. George, cabinetmaker, 18 Union Street; h. 20 do. James, carter and cowfeeder, 10 Don's Road, James, trades' ofiicer, 29 Hilltown.

James, messenger-at-arms, 44 High Street ; h. Black- ness Terrace. John, grocer, 6 Tindall's Wynd. John, assistant inspector of lodging houses, Dotiglas St, Michael, grocer and spiritdealer, 170 Overgate, Robert, weaver, 53 Rosebank Street. Sinclair, grocer, 79 Hilltown and 14 Commercial Street,

Maxwelltown ; h. 12 Elizabeth Street. William, mason, 4 Arthur Street. William, spiritdealer, 78 Blackscroft- Mrs, midwife, 7 George's Place. Mrs, grocer, 14 Commercial Street. M'Dougall, G., baker, 46 Overgate. John, baker, 11 Barrack Street.

John, book-keeper. Parochial Board ; h. 10 Yeaman Shore.

Rev John, Chapelshade Free Church ; h. 3 Constitation Terrace. Peter, tailor, 17 Bell Street.

M'Ewan, John, blacksmith. Session Street ; h. 38 Scouringbnrn. Thomas, painter, Lumsden's Entry, West Port. Mrs, sick nurse, 28 Mid Street. Mrs, confectioner, 20 Scouringburn,

M'Ewen, James, writer, 6 High Street ; h. Broughty Feny. J. S., dressmaker, 150 Scouringburn, ;

m'ew—m'in. 155 M'Eweii, Mrs William, grocer, 15 Eose Street: MTarlane, Charles, confectioner, 23 Dudhope Crescent. David, power loom manager, Ure Street,

Duncan, grocer and spiritdealer, 113 Hilltown ; h. above. Elizabeth, at P. and P. Campbell's, 33 Nethergate.

George, boilermaker, Marine Parade ; h. 28 Hilltown. John, spiritdealer, 175 Scouringburn. Mungo, spiritdealer, 146 Scouringburn. Samuel, coal merchant, 14 Temple Lane.

William, grocer, 198 Hawkhill ; h. 200 Hawkhill. M'Gachie, William, spiritdealer, 25 Crichton Street. M'Gavin, David, baker, 160 Hawkhill.

Eev. James K., D.D,, Tay Square Church ; h. Magdalen Place.

Eobert, merchant, 7 Cowgate ; A. 11 Wellington Street country residence, Ballumbie. Mrs, 11 Wellington Street. M'Gibbon, James E., commercial traveller, 83 Millar Street, Glas-

gow ; h. 1 Windsor Street, Dundee. M'Gill, David, provision dealer, 40 Dudhope Street. M'Gillivray, George, portrait painter, 9 Tay Street Lane.

M'Ginnes, Peter, furniture dealer, 133 Overgate ; K 131 do, M'Giviney, Peter, millworker, 80 Scduringburn. M'Glashan, James, spiritdealer, 61 Seagate. James, engineer, 107 Princes Street. John, cabinetmaker, 61 King Street. Mrs, spiritdealer, checkbar, Butfcerburn.

M'Glinchy, John, clothier and outfitter, 179 Overgate ; h. 1 Tindal's Wynd. M'Gowan, John, grocer and spiritdealer, 46 Murraygate. M'Gregor, Donald, manufacturer of hosiery, 4 Perth Eoad.

James, flesher, 16 Overgate ; h. above. John, cowfeeder, 222 Overgate. John, wood turner, 20 Queen Street; h. Morrison's Court, Wellgate. Thomas, shipmaster, 17 Vault.

William, gunsmith and cutler, 2 Murraygate ; A. 22 do- Mrs Isabella, china and stoneware merchant, 105 Princes Street. Mrs Margaret, grocer and spiritdealer, 132 Hawkhill. Machan, John, shipmaster, 114 Princes Street. M'Hardy, James, grocer, 76 Hilltown. M'Innes, Mrs, Crown Hotel, Greenmarket.

M'Inroy, James, overseer, at E. A. Mudie's, 8 Butcher Eow ; h. 2 do.

M'Intosh, Alexander, blacksmith, 12 West Wynd ; A. Wilkie's Lane. Andrew, manager. Working Men's Coftee Eooms, 9 Wellgate. Charles, mechanic, 67 Bucklemaker Wynd, 156 M'lN—MAC.

M'Intosh, David, 53 Bell Street. David H., mealdealer, 133 Hawkhill. Daniel, retired teacher, 9 Panmure Street. Donald, manager, Baxter, Brothers & Co.; A. 67 Buckle- maker Wynd.

James, mill manager, Brown & Millar's ; h. Isles' Lane. James, contractor, 18 Small's Wynd.

James, tobacco manufacturer, 22 West Port ; h. Young's Close, West Port. John, spiritdealer, 7 Greenmarket.

John, grocer and spiritdealer, 113 Hawkhill ; k. M'Vicar's Lane.

Thomas, shipbroker, 16 Dock Street ; h. High Street, Lochee. Mrs, manglekeeper, 148 Hilltown. & M'Lauchlan, dressmakers, 6 Victoria Square. M'Intyre, Alexander, merchant, 141 Hawkhill. Duncan, mill-overseer, TayWorks; ^. 18 Upper Pleasance. James, sub-inspector of poor, 25 Long Wynd. James, 55 Murraygate. John, cowfeeder, Hospital Park.

John, bleacher, 1 St Andrew's Street ; h. Balunie Bleach- field.

Peter, wine merchant and grocer, 95 Nethergate ; h. 17 Thomson Street.

William, blacksmith, 16 Kirk Entry ; h. 6 Union Street, George's Place. M'Isaac, Mrs, lodgings, 17 Meadow Street.

Mackay, D., superintendent of police ; A. W. Bell Street.

Geo. B., chemist and druggist, 47 Scouringburn ; h. 22 Seagate.

James, painter, 26 Meadow Entry ; h. 22 Seagate.

James H., painter, 26 Meadow Entry ; h. 20 do John, hat, cap, umbrella, and parasol merchant, 28 Union

Street ; h. 26 do.

William S., watchmaker and jeweller, 8 West Port ; h. 22 Seagate. Mrs James, register office for servants, 22 Seagate. Mrs, lodgings, 3 Fleuchar Craig. Mrs, sick nurse, Ireland's Lane.

M'Kay, Margaret, grocer and spiritdealer, 1 Hospital Park ; A . 3 do.

Peter, boot and shoemaker, 33 Murraygate ; h. 31 do. David, overseer, Jackson's Land, Logie Feus. Miss Ann, 29 Magdalen Yard Eoad. M'Kean, Alexander, mill overseei', 7 Bell Street. Mackenzie, Daniel, chrystal and stoneware merchant, 93 Perth

Eoad ; h. 6 Small's Lane.

George, accountant, Dundee Bank ; h, Seafield Terrace, Broughty Perry. ;

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Mackenzie, Peter, shipmaster, 29 Constitution Eoad. Eobert, merchant, Meadow Place. William, inspector of poor for LifF and Benvie, 12 N. I.

Entry ; h. IJi Perth Road.

M'Kenzie, Alexander, mill overseer, Pleasance Mill ; h. 31 Pole Park Road. Alexander, storekeeper, D. & P. & A. Rail. Junction Co. h. 70 Hilltown. Barbara, spiritdealer, 7 Small's Wynd. ^

David, ship and insurance broker, 9 Shore Terrace ; h. 4 Greenfield Place. James, cowfeeder, Coldside.

Lew^is, coachbuilder, 35 Barrack Street ; h. 78 Nethergate, William, clerk, 22 Reform Street; h. 10 Lilybank. Mrs, grocer, 30 Gellatly Street.

Mrs, poulterer and feather merchant, 78 Nethergate ; h, 80 do.

Mackie, John, general dealer, greenmarket ; ^. 45 Pish Street.

John, teacher, 39 Murraygate ; h. 62 Blackscroft.

Peter, clerk, Brown & Millar's ; ^. 2 St David's Lane, Peter, 122 Scouringburn. Robert, vintner, 12 Castle Lane.

M'Lachlan, Duncan, of Reid, M'Lachlan, & Heron ; h. Broughty Ferry. M'Lagan, William, late shipmaster, 1 Thomson Street.

Maclaren, James, of J. & W. Maclaren ; h. Broughty Ferry. J. & W., architects, 30 Reform Street. William, builder, 12 Park Lane.

M'Laren, John, marble-cutter, Constitution Road ; k. Dallfield Terrace. William, grocer, 103 Cowgate. & Anderson, commission merchants, 12 Exchange Street, m & Grandy, ironmongers, 171 Overgate. ^' Mrs, gardener, 12 St Mary Street. Mrs, 14 Westfield Place. M'Lauchlan, James, contractor, 36 Cotton Road. John, clerk, 87 Bucklemaker Wynd.

Walter, coachbuilder, 134 Nethergate ; h. 138 do.

M'Lay, John, rope and twine spinner, 98 Hilltown ; h. 21 do. Moses, rope and twine spinner, 44 Hilltown. Maclean, John, cabinetmaker, Lindsay Street. John, spirit merchant, 72 Murraygate-

Thomas, upholsterer, 75 Nethergate ; h. 94 do.

M'Lean, Angus, warehouseman, 16 Exchange Street ; h. St Roque's Court, Cowgate.

John, coal merchant, Yeaman Shore ; k. 28 Wellington Street.

John, boot and shoemaker, 38 High Street ; h. Union Court, Thorter Row, ]58 m'le —m'he.

M'Lean, John, shoemaker, 48 Bucklemaker Wynd. Malcolm, temperance missionary, 28 "Wellington Street.

Miss, teacher, Free St John's School ; h. 1 Greenfield. Peter, sen., tobacco-pipe manufacturer, 22 Henderson's

Wynd, West Port ; h, 1 Temple Lane. Peter, jr., tobacco-pipe manufacturer, 22 Hawkhill; h.2 Temple Lane. William, inspector of Eural Police, 100 Nethergate. William, spiritdealer, 4 Eosebank Street. William, eating-house keeper, 191 Scouringburn. M'Learney, Mrs, lodging-house keeper, 25 Butcher Eow.

M'Leish, David, manufacturer, 12 Bernard Street ; h. ^Anderson's Entry, Hawkhill. Miss Helen, 67 Nethergate. Macleod, Hector, & Co., tea merchants, 12 Hunter Street. Misses, dressmakers, 94 Nethergate.

M'Leod, James, mill overseer, Tay Works ; h. Luke's Land, King Street. William, loom, lay, and shuttle-maker, 38 Union Street, Maxwelltown. William, cowfeeder, 15 Wilkie's Lane.

M'Mahon, Hugh, clothier and outfitter, 151 Overgate ; h. 19 Allen Street, Blairgowrie. John, spiritdealer, 62 Overgate. Macnab, Peter, of M'Donald & Macnab, William Street, Forebank.

M'Nab, Alexander, leather merchant, 1 Vault ; h. 8 Meadow Entry.

Charles, of Scott & M'Nab ; h. 45 Bell Street. David, shipmaster, 33 Seagate. George, broker, 13 Bucklemaker Wynd. Sylvester, cork manufacturer, 7 Vault. Macnaughtan, Eobert, Eoyal Hotel, Union Street and Nethergate. M'Naughton, Margaret, milliner and dressmaker, 113 Nethergate. Macneill, John, shipmaster, 8 Overgate. M'Neill, John, grocer, 212 Hilltown. M'Nicoll, Alexander, poulterer, register olfice for servants, 79

Nethergate ; h. 77 do.

Donald, wright, Meadowside ; h. 23 Mid Street.

John, boot and shoemaker, 97 Nethergate ; h. 15 Small's Wynd.

M'Pherson, Andrew, broker, 144 Overgate ; h. 143 do.

Charles, ironmonger, 54 Overgate ; h. 1 West Bell St.

Duncan, flesher, 50 Union Street ; h. 43 do. Isabella, spiritdealer, 114 and 116 Scouringburn. Stewart, grocer, 47 Wellgate. Miss May, 29 Magdalen Yard Eoad. M'Quattie, Samuel, confectioner, 52 Hawkhill.

Macqueen, Alexander, lieutenant of police ; h. 60 Barrack Street. M'Eea, Alexander, plasterer, Euclid Street; h. 10 Dudhope Crescent. ;

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M'Ritchie, Mrs Jane, Lloyd's Inn and Hotel, 51 High Street. Miss, dressmaker, 125 Princes Street. M'Robbie, Mrs, cook, 12 Smith's Land, Lilybank.

M'Rostie, Mrs, draper, 116 Hawkhill ; h. 114 do. M'Sorley, James, broker, 19 Hawkhill. M'Walter, Alexander, shawl manufacturer and silk mercer, 12

Reform Street ; h. 6 Somerville Place. Maiden, James, grocer and spiritdealer, 98 Hawkhill. Mailer, Charles, baker, 4 St Clement's Lane. Mair, JTames, clerk, 39 Seagate. Thomas, builder, 8 Strawberry Bank.

Malcolm, Alexander, of James Malcolm & Sons ; ft. 3 William Street, Forebank.

George, of Malcolm, Ogilvie, & Co. ; h. 3 Wellington Street. James & Sons, flaxspinners, Chapelshade Works.

James, jr., of James Malcolm & Sons ; ft. Paradise Road. John, M.D., 148 Nethergate. Robert, of James Malcolm, & Sons, Orchard Cottage, Forebank Road. Ogilvie, & Co., spinners and manufacturers, Constable Works and 31 Meadowside. Mrs David, 9 Strawberry Bank. Mrs James, 1 Nelson Street. Mrs, lodgings, 23 Yeaman Shore. Malloch, Miss, calenderer, 6 Murraygate. Mallon, Peter, broker, 123 Overgate; h. 124 do.

Maltman, James, mill overseer, Verdant Mill ; A. 11 Arthur Street, Mancor, Miss Agnes, Ashbank, Magdalen Green.

Mann, Alexander, grocer, 59 King Street ; h. 21 Lilybank.

George, grocer and spiritdealer, 42 Wellgate ; h. 48 do. James, shipmaster, 95 Princes Street. Robert, seaman, 5 Castle Court.

Robert, fireman, Wallace Craigie Mill ; h. 4 Broughty Ferry Road. Mara, Laurence, carter, 2 Baltic Street. Marquis, James, & Son, perfumers and hairdressers, 90 Nethergate h. Lindsay Street. Marr, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 11 James' Street, Maxwelltown.

Marshall, Forbes, confectioner, 99 Nethergate and 2 Wellgate ; h. 5 Tay Steeet. James Scott, auctioneer and commission agent, 18 St

Clement's Lane ; h. Mary's Cottage, Lochee.

Robert, clerk, Wallace Works ; h. 4 Dallfield Terrace.

Wm., agent for C; Davidson & Sons, 1 and 2 Meadowside ; h. 32 Albert Street. Mrs D., seamstress, 4 Dallfield Terrace. Martin, Alex., late serjeant-major, H.E.I.C.S., 20 Hunter Street. David, grocer and spiritdealer, 100 Cowgate. 160 MAR—MAT.

Martin, David, grocer and spiritdealer, 40 King Street. David, of David Martia & Co., 1 Eoseangle. David, junr., of David Martiu & Co., Broughty Ferry,

David C., rope and sailmaker, 21 Dock Street ; k. 5 West- field Avenue. David, & Co., merchants and shipowners, 10 Bain Square. James, accountant, British Linen Co.'s Bank; k. 75 Murraygate. James, seaman, 5 Castle Court. James, feuar, 57 Albert Street.

John, mill-overseer, Tay Works ; h. 57 Albert Street. Wm., junr., insurance agent, Koyal Exchange; h. 35 Nethergate.

Wm., writei', 10 Reform Street ; h. 9 Forebank Road. & Meldrum, tobacconists, 67 High Street. Mrs Alex., 5 Westfield Avenue. Mrs Robert, grocer and draper, 22 and 24 Albert Street. Mrs Susan, lodging-house keeper, 23 Union Street. Mrs, Albert Court, 37 Nethergate. Mrs, 125 Nethergate. Miss, 5 Hawkhill Place.

Mason, John, junr., agent, 12 Dock Street ; h. Broughty Ferry.

Masson, Rev. John, mission chapel, Hawkhill ; h. 14 Thomson Street. wine merchant, 24 26 Murraygate Masterton, David, grocer and and ; A. 11 Thomson Street.

Mather, James, manager, Lower Dens Mill ; h. 2 Crescent Lane. Mathers, James, 15 Ireland's Lane.

Robert, manufacturer, Wallace Mills ; A.^Fleuchar Craig.

Robert, junr.. Bank of Scotland ; h. 3 FI^?har Craig. Robert, tailor, 78 High Street.

Samuel R., flaxspinner, Wallace Mills ; h. 19 Springfield. Mrs," Lamb's Coffee-house, 69 Murraygate.

Mathew, Alex., grocer, 22 Princes Street ; h. 49 do. Anne, 1 Bell Street.

Catherine, grocer, 45 Nethergate ; h, Victoi*ia Square.

David, grocer, 49 Overgate ; h. 37 Constitution Road. George, Railway Coffee-rooms, East Dock Street.

James P., coxaposltor, Saturday Post ; h. 20 Hunter Street. Robert, painter, 118 Princes Street. Mrs David, grocer, 179 Hawkhill. Mathewson, Alex., of J. Mathewson & Son, 27 Step Row. George, overseer, Chapelshade Works; h. 14 Arthur Street. John, & Son, tea merchants, 11 Union Street and 113 Perth Road. John, of Mathewson & Son, Maryfield Terrace. Thos., Scott's Close, Nethergate.

Wm., tailor and clothier, 19 Union Street ; h. National Bank Buildings, Reform Street. MAT—MEN. 161

Matliieson, Alex. & Son, plane makers, 42 Murraygate ; h. 13 East Campbell Street, Glasgow. Matthew, David, flaxdresser, 176 Hilltown. George, grocer, 191 Hawkhill. James, spiritdealer, 58 Hawkhill.

James, wright, 10 Hawkhill ; h. 2 Temple Lane.

James, treasurer, D. & P. & A. Kailway Junction Co. ; h. 40 Perth Road. John, painter, 64 Constable Street and Fort Street, Broughty Ferry.

John, tenter, Tay "Works ; h. Reid's Land, Seagate.

Peter, merchant, Panmure Street ; h. Panmure Terrac e, Mrs James, 3 Dallfield Terrace. Miss Maria, confectioner, 115 Princes Street.

Mrs, baker, 32 Ann Street ; h. 1 Elizabeth Street. Mrs, furnishings, 8 Hawkhill.

Matthews, Charles, spirit merchant, 48 Seagate ; h. 7 Cowgate.

& Co., furnishings, 30 Overgate ; h. Newport. Maxton, Miss, teacher, 10 Exchange Street.

Maxwell, Alexander, manager, Tay Street Mill ; h. 7 Henderson's Wynd, West Port. Charles C, traveller for James Keillor & Son., confec-

tioners ; h. Isles' Lane. James, clerk, Dundee Foundry. John, parish beadle, 120 Nethergate. Robert, clerk, 56 St Andrew's Street.

William, baker, Gellatly Street ; h. 12 Stewart's Court. Mrs John, 21 South Tay Street. May, James, gafdener, Craigie. John, baker, 5 Cowgate. Mrs, grocer, 72 Princes Street. Mearns, George, dentist, 125 Nethergate.

Robert, ship-chandler, 28 Dock Street ; h. 32 Constitution Road.

Mechan, William, spiritdealer, 52 West Port ; h. Butter's Close.

Meekison, David, overseer, Verdant Mill ; h. 49 Ferry Road. Meifan, Misses, dressmaker, 14 Greemarket.

Meldrum, Robert, umbrella manufacturer, 13 Reform Street ; h, 2 Tay Street Lane.

Melville, David, blacksmith, Watson's Lane ; h. 94 Hawkhill. James, shipmaster, 33 Seagate. John, book deliverer, 59 Bell Street. John, landing waiter, Customhouse; ^. 11 South Tay Streets

John, com merchant, 29 Exchange Street ; h. 5 Constitu- tion Terrace. William, grocer, 179 Hawkhill. Mrs, grocer, 113 Scouringburn. Mrs, dressmaker, 8 Temple Lane. Menzies, James, spiritdealer, 1 Upper Pleasance. 162 MEN— MIL.

Menzies, Williana, steward, D,, P., & London Shipping Coy, ; h. 12 W„ Dock Street.

Mrs Thomas, china merchant, 20 West Port ; h. 18 Do. Miss, at J. PuUar & Son's, 47 Nethergate.

Methven, Andrew, wright, 40 Eosebank Street ; h, 3 Baltic Street.

William, auctioner, 31 Castle Street ; and musicseller to

the Queen, 104 Nethergate ; h. 6 William Street. Miss E, milliner, Doig's Entry Castle Street. Middleton, John, of W. & J. Middleton, 65 High Street. WiUiara, of W. &. J. Middleton, 65 High Street. W. & J., booksellers and stationers, 64 High Street and 25 Cowgate. Miklem, Mrs A., mangle-keeper, 26 Dudhope Street. Mill, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 33 Bucklemaker Wynd.

Millar, Charles, teacher, 181 Blackscroft ; h. 14 Dallfield Walk. Charles, calenderer, 56 St Andrew's Street.

David, grocer, 3 Exchange Street ; h. Albert Court.

James, grocer and spiritdealer, 97 Hilltown ; h. 16 Hospital Park.

James, grocer and spiritdealer, 33 Constitution Road ; Ju land 2, No. 12, Dudhope Crescent. James, of Taylor and Millar, Newport. James, confectioner, 10 Scouringburn.

James, spinner and manufacturer, Barrack Street Mill ; L Isles' Lane. James, gai'dener, 69 Hilltown. John, shipmaster, 106 Princes Street.

John, saddler, 41 High Street ; h. 7 South Union Street.

John, manager, Barrack Street Mill ; h. 23 Dudhope Cres- cent.

John F., clerk, Dundee Foundry ; h. 56 St Andrew's Street. Joseph, cowfeeder, Coldside. J. W., Sons & Co., merchants, 10 Meadow Street.

J. & J., hat manufacturers, 2 Reform Street ; h. Newport, Patrick B, manufacturer and agent, 14 Baltic Street; h. Rood Yards.

Robert, banker, 22 Castle Street ; A. 9 Roseangle. William, cowfeeder, 187 Hilltown. Mrs, Annfield Road, Hawkhill. Mrs, ironer, 139 Hilltown. Miss, dressmaker, 10 Scouringburn. Miller, Akman, wright. South Tay Street.

Alexander, clerk to Laing and Ewan ; h. 9 Cotton Road.

Charles, provision dealer, 6 West Port ; h. 4 Mid Wynd. G,, manufacturer, 7 Seafield Road. James, writer, 49 Castle Street. James, grocer, 111 Perth Road. James & Son, agents, 8 Bain Square. James W., M.D., 4 Tay Square. ;

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Miller, John, teacher, 25 Smithfield ; k. 4 Bell Street Lane.

John, grocer and spiritdealer, 26 High Street ; h. 9 Tay Street.

John S., coal merchant, 16 Dock Street ; h. 9 Seafield Road.

Leonard, modeller, Euclid Crescent ; h. 3 Castle Lane. Lewis, musician, 26 West Wynd, Perth Eoad.

Oliver G., of Brown and Miller ; h. Union Mount. Peter, wood carver, 13 Willisou Street. Richard A., mercantile agent and wine merchant, Panmure

Street ; h. Westfield Place. Robert, piper, 26 West Wynd. Thomas, late brewer, 31 Perth Road. William, banker. Bank of Scotland. William, commission agent, 15 Yeaman Shore. William, sub-inspector of lighting, 21 Constitution Street. Mrs James, 218 Perth Road. Mrs Margaret, grocer, 3 Dallfield Walk. Mrs M., pawnbroker, 150 Overgate; h. 120 Perth Road. Mrs, spiritdealer, 6 Commercial Street. Misses, 4 Springfield. Milne, Robert, tailor, 31 Bucklemaker Wynd. Mills, Charles, commission agent, 23 St Andrew's Street. David, bagging manufacturer, 26 Rosebank Street. James, shipmaster, 50 Barrack Street.

James, of John & A. Mills ; h. 13 Wellingtoia Street.

James, jeweller and perfumer, 28 High Street ; h. 10 Tay Square. James, manufacturer, 18 Cotton Road. James, messenger-at-arms and accountant, 10 High Street h. 27 Exchange Street. John, merchant. West Wynd.

John, of John & A. Mills ; h. 13 Wellington Street. John & A., manufacturers, 39 Cowgate.

J. & J., manufacturers, 98 Hilltown ; h. Dallfield Terrace. William, cowfeeder, 6 Shepherd's Loan. & Hutton, raessengers-at-arms, 10 High Street.

Mrs, milliner, 60 Overgate ; h. Union Close, Nethergate. Mrs, lodgings, 25 Butcher Row.

Miln, James, shipowner. Royal Exchange Buildings ; h. Woodhill,

James, flaxspiuner and merchant, Chapelshade : h. 69 Reform Street.

James, house-factor, Stewart's Court ; h. 202 Perth Road. John, wright and house factor, 95 Perth Road.

Robert, merchant, Royal Exchange ; h. Broughty Ferry.

Thomas, reedmaker, Bruce's Entry, Wellgate ; h. Tannage Court, 7 Cowgate. Thomas W., 6 Greenfield Place.

William, grocer, 24 Ann Street, Maxwelltown ; h. James' Street. 164 MIL—MIT.

Miln, Mrs, 6 Strawberry Bank. Miss, lodgings, 61 Murraygate. Miss, 142 Nethergate.

Milne, Alexander, baker, 11 Hilltown ; h. 9 do.

Alexander, foreman, Upper Pleasance Mill ; h. 3 Powrie Place, Maxwelltown. Alexander H., clerk, Heathfield Works.

Andrew, draper, 1 HawkhiU ; h. Union Place. Catherine, mangle-keeper, 9 Dallfield Walk,

David, writer, 4 Reform Street ; h. 7 Dock Street.

David, boatman, Tay Perries ; h. 12 West Dock Street. David, house-factor, Doig's Entry, 164 Overgate. George, writer and clerk to the Dundee Harbour Trustees, 11

Reform Steeet ; h. Broughty Perry.

George, cowfeeder, 156 Seagate ; h. 14 Queen Street.

Graham, ticket writer, 7 Vault ; h. Queen Street. James, baker, 11 Scouringburn.

James H., tobacconist 125 Murraygate ; Albert Court. Robert, tailor, 2 Baltic Street.

Robert, flaxspinner, Scouringburn Mills ; h. 26 South Tay Street.

Robert, flesher, 52 Murraygate ; h. 49 do. William, moulder, Lily Bank. Alexander, merchant, Milne's West Wynd, Scouringburn. Mrs Mary, spiritdealer, 148 Seagate. Miss Jessie, milliner, 92 King Street. Miss, dressmaker, 7 Coupar's Alley. Misses, teachers, 1 Bain Square. Minto, William, brushmaker, St Salvator's Close, 19 Overgate. Mitchell, Adam, grocer and spiritdealer, 156 Scouringburn. Alexander, late farmer, 230 Perth Road. Alexander, late shipmaster, 2 Kirk Entry. Alexander, manufacturer, 22 Stobswell.

Park ; 34 James' Park. Alexander, fish and fruit dealer, Greenmarket; h. 19 Butcher Row. Alex., pawnbroker and clothier, 2 and 4 West Port.

David, fruiterer, 8 Murraygate ; h. 6 do. David, shipowner, 29 Union Street.

David, of D. & J. S. Mitchell ; h. Blackheath House, Ann- field Road. D. & J. S., writers, 41 Reform Street.

Geo., travelling book agent, 31 Reform Street ; h. 5 Brown Street.

George, provision dealer, 3 Church Lane ; h. 72 Overgat6, James, shipmaster, 29 Hilltown. John, grocer and spiritdealer, 55 and 57 Princes Streefr'j h. Lilybank.

John, mill overseer, Verdant Mill ; h. Lochee. ; ;

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Mitchell, John, of J. & R. Mitchell & Co. ; h. 9 Fleuchar Craig. clerk, John, D, P. & London Shipping Co. ; h. 29 Union Street. John, flesher, 2 Hilltown.

Thomas, grocer, 28 Crichton Street ; L 3 Castle Lane.

J. S., of D. & J. S. Mitchell ; h. Blackheath House, Ann- field Road.

J. & G , contractors, Meadowside ; h. 19 do. J. & R. and Co., spinners and manufacturers, 4- Cowgate. Margaret, grocer, 78 Bucklemaker Wynd. Moutter, coal merchant, 5 Temple Lane-

Peter, clerk, Parochial Office, Euclid Street ; h. 2 Den's Brae.

Robert, senr., of J. & R. Mitchell & Co. ; k. 5 Fleuchar Craig. Robert, jun., do. h, 9 do.

William, joiner and glazier, 54 Cowgate ; h» King Street Court. William, fruiterer, 50 King Street. Mrs John, 14 Mid Street. Mrs, grocer, 12 Bucklemaker Wynd, Mrs, matron. Royal Infirmary. Mrs, milliner, 7 Overgate. Miss, 138 Perth Road. Mitchelson, Mrs G., provision merchant, 6 Church Lane, Moir, Alexander, shipmaster, 7 Dallfield Walk. John, of John Moir & Son, 6 William Street, Forebank. John & Son, power-loom linen manufacturers, 18 St Andrew's Street. William, cloth inspector, William Street, King Street.

William, clerk. Bank of Scotland ; h. Blackness Terrace.

Molison, Francis, Vice-Consul for Spain, of F. TMolison & C. ; h. Mayfield, Ferry Road. F. & Co., merchants, 15 King Street. Mrs, 25 King Street.

Mollison, James, of Tay Shipbuilding Co. ; 61 Murraygate. James, baker, 53 Fish Street.

MoncriefF, Henry, TJ.P. Town Missionary ; chapel, Dallfield Walk k. 169 Seagate.

James, cabinetmaker, Methodist Close, Overgate ; h. 108 Scouringburn. William, clerk, 8 Cowgate; ft. 40 Sea Braes. Mrs, spiritdealer, 104 Seagate. Moncur, Alexander, of Alex. Moncur & Son, Miller's Wynd.

Alex. & Son, manufacturers, 25 Watt Street ; office^ St Andrew's Place.

James, grocer and spiritdealer, 141 Hawkhill ; h. Wilkie's Lane. James, shipmaster, 29 Hilltown. M 166 MON —MOR.

Moncur, John, spiritdealer, 73 Perth Road. Miss, 1 M 'Vicar's Lane. Monnich, Lewis K., of Monnich & Quosbarth, 32 Castle Street. & Quosbarth, ship brokers and commission merchants, 24 Dock Street.

Munro, John, spiritdealer, 1 West Dock Street ; h. 3 Vault. William, M.D., 4 Tay Square. Mrs, mangle keeper, 56 Ann Street, Maxwelltown.

Monteath, William, clerk, Logie Mill ; h. 3 Mill Bank Road. Montgomery, Miss, 45 Millar's Wynd. Moodie, William, engineer, 1 Dallfield Terrace. William, clerk, Crimean Cottage, Upper Constitution Street. Moon, Adam, surgeon, 2 Union Street. Alexander, spiritdealer, 20 Session Street. Alexander, innkeeper, 5 North Tay Street. Langlands, & Co., drapers, 40 Nethergate and 23 West Port. William, of Moon, Langlands, & Co., 2 Union Street. Miss, 2 Union Street. Miss, lodgings, 14 Church Lane. Moore, Isaac, Barrack sergeant, Dudhope Barracks. Moram, Robert, gardener, 4 Ford's Lane.

Mooren, James T., clerk, Logie Works ; 7i. 15 Exchange Street.

Morison, John, writer, 26 Castle Street ; h. 1 Dudhope Terrace.

William R. manufacturer, 13 St Andrew's Street ; A. 119 Murraygate. Miss Isabella, of Morison & Scrymgeour, 119 Murraygate. & Scrymgeour, drapers, 71 Wellgate.

Morris, David, basket manufacturer, 82 Nethergate ; k. 90 Overgate. James, cooper and grocer, 88 and 90 Overgate. James, tidewaiter, 40 Albert Street.

John, bootmaker, 7 Barrack Street ; h. 8 Perth Road. John, 5 Castle Court. William, cowfeeder, 26 Hospital Park. Mrs Thos., 11 South Union Street. Mrs, 23 Union Street. Morrison, Alexander, manufacturer, 5 Union Street, Maxwelltown, James, chimney sweeper, 77 Overgate. John, manufacturer, 5 Union Street, Maxwelltown. Mathew, flesher, 32 West Port. William, manager to the Trustees of the late Thomas Smith, pavement merchant, monument cutter, and

builder ; h. 4 Victoria Place. Mrs, grocer, 80 Blackscroft. Mortimer, David, builder, Victoria Street. Henry, grocer, 102 Princes Street. John, grocer, Hospital Park.

Morton, James, draper, 1 Queen Street ; h. 57 Cowgate.

William, clerk, Old Gas Co. ; h 108 Princes Street, ;

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Moyes, William, gardener, 288 Perth Road. Mudie, Agnes, furnishings, 58 Dudhope Street. David, mill-overseer, Tay h. Works ; 83 Murrjgate. James, engineer, Coldside.

J. R., merchant, Meadowside ; h. 19 Nelson Street. Peter, chemist, 100 Murraygate ; h. 48 King Street. Robert A., coal merchant and shipowner, 8 Butcher Row ; h. 3 Somerville Place. William, baker, 24 Hilltown. C. & J., straw-hat and dressmakers, 8 Overgate. Mrs Dr, 48 King Street. Mrs P., 25 Constitution Road. Mrs John, 37 Union Street.

Muir, Robert, hair-cutter, 35 Castle Street ; h. 172 Seagate. Thomas, coal merchant, Yeaman Shore ; h. Stirling. Thomas, mill foreman, 2 Upper Pleasance. Muirhead, James, shipmaster, Crichton's Close, Murraygate. P. & P., drapers and emigration agents, 26 Reform St. 7i. 31 Reform Street. William, spiritdealer, 185 Scouringbnrn. Mullen, Robert, clog, patten, boot, and shoemaker, 8 South

Lindsay Street ; L above. Mundie, Lawrence, tailor, 56 Hilltown.

Munro, Andrew, spiritdealer, 95 Overgate ; h. Dudhope Crescent.

David, ironmonger, 27 Greenmarket ; h. 18 Scouringburn.

David, grocer. Upper Pleasance ; h. Lochee. John, blacksmith, 18 Scouringburn. Mrs William, provision dealer, Greenmarket; Mrs, grocer, 26 Hawkhill. Murdoch, John, of J. Murdoch & Son, Albert Court. Robert, of Murdoch & Crook, 12 Park Entry.

William, druggist, 45 Overgate ; h. Union Street. William, grocer, 60 Nethergate ; h Albert Court. John, & Son, plumbers, brassfounders, and gasfitters, 35 Nethergate and 146 Overgate. & Crook, joiners. Ward Road. Murison, Patrick, of Taylor & Murison, 38 Constitution Road. Murray, Alexander, baker, 4 Craig Street. Alexander, shoemaker, 172 Seagate, Charles, spiritdealer, 15 Exchange Street.

George, officer of H.M.'s Customs ; h. 23 Gellatly Street. John, agent, 6 Murraygate. Thomas, carver and gilder, Albert Court. William, wright, 32 Mid Wynd ; h. 11 Seafield Lane. William, shipmaster, 30 Seagate. William, tidewaiter, 46 Princes Street. Misses, dressmakers, 1 Tay Street. Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 15 West Wynd. Mustard, Adam, shipmaster, 149 Seagate. —

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Mustard, David, 31 Dallfield Walk.

Mutch, William, grocer and spiritdealer, 155 Overgate ; h. 58 Wellgate. Mutrie, Janet, 29 Constitution Eoad. Myles, James, shipmaster, 3 West Dock Street. John, confectioner, 197 Overgate; A. 201 do. John, 31 Exchange Street.

John, commission agent, 20 Dock Street ; A, 12 Wellington St» Peter, shipmaster, Maryfield Terrace. Richard, shipmaster, 35 Exchange Street.

William, accountant, 11 Reform Street ; h. 65 Union Place.

Nairn, Rev. Charles, Pree St David's Church ; A. 17 Springfield Place.

William, clerk, Royal Exchange ; h. 2 Albert Street, Mary, spiritdealer, 9 Arthur Street. National Bank of Scotland, top of Reform Street. Security Savings Bank, 21 Reform Street. Naughtan, James, brewer, Star Brewery, 53 Perth Road. Neave, David, ship-smith, scale and beam maker, King William's

Dock ; h. 95 Seagate. Margaret, ironer, 16 South Lindsay Street.

Thomas, writer, 26 Castle Street ; h. Wellgate House, New- port. Mrs D., grocer, 95 Seagate. Mrs, 17 Hawkhill.

Neilson, George, meal-dealer, 56 West Port ; h. Scott's Close, West Port.

Neish, Alexander, merchant, 29 Cowgate ; h. 141 Princes Street. James, of " The Laws," Heathfield House. James, Airlie Place, Perth Road.

James, draper, 7 James' Street, Maxwelltown ; h. 5 James' Street. John, brewer, 86 Blackscroft. Thomas, Russian Vice-Consul, shipowner and commission

agent, Peter's Court, St Andrew's Place ; h. Carolina Port. W. W., of Pearce & Neish, Airlie Place.

Nell, William H., draper, 14 Reform Street ; h. 8 Wellington Street.

Neppred, Geo. T., teacher, 1 Fenton Street ; ft. Albert Court. Ness, George, tobacconist, 27 Nethergate. James, grocer, Burn's Land, Scouringburn.

Thomas, clothier, 35 West Port ; h. 61 West Port.

William, post messenger to Longforgan ; A. Rankine's Court, Netherlands, Vice-Consul for, George D. Thoms, 29 Cowgate.

Neven, Mungo, post messenger to Tealing ; h. 23 Dallfield Walk.

Newall, George H., merchant, Rl. Exchange ; h. Bearshill, Brechin.

Ji. Neuton, William, jun., clerk, Dudhope Works ; 94 Hawkhill. Nicholson, Charles & Son, brush and mop manufacturers, 6 Castle

Street ; h. 2 Peter Street. NIC. 169

Nicholson, Michael, of Keith, Connel & Co., builders ; h. 72 Albert Street.

Thomas, coaFand insurance agent, 32 Castle Street ; h. Grey Bank, Magdalen Yard Eoad. Nicol, John, house factor. West Bell Street. Mrs, 137 Blackscroft. Mrs, 28 Middle Street. Miss, Roodyards.

Nicoll, Alexander, warehouseman at Brown & Miller's ; A, 119 Hawkhill.

Alexander, "Ward Mill ; h. 23 Union Street. David, flesher, 54 Blackscroft.

David, spinner. Ward Mill ; h. 23 Union Street. David, manufacturer, 170 Hawkhill.

G. H. & G., ironmongers, 38 Overgate ; h. 16 Dallfield Walk.

James B., wine merchant, 60 Reform Street \ h. Q Hawkhill Place. James R., metal merchant and commission agent, 9 and 11

Baltic Street ; ^, 3 Nelson Street. James, cowfeeder. Mains Road, Smithfield. James, baker, 1 Scouringburn. James, flesher, 53 Scouringburn. James, shipmaster, 98 Cowgate. James, blockmaker, 51 Overgate. James, mill overseer, 147 Hawkhill.

John, clerk, 3 Shore Terrace ; h. Wilkie's Lane, Hawkhill, Margaret, milliner, 65 Scouringburn. Margaret, grocer, 36 Barrack Street.

Robert, grocer and tea dealer, 14 Nethergate ; K 1 Victoria Square. Robert, feuar, 8 Dudhope Street.

Robert, cabinetmaker and joiner, 14 Commercial Street ; h. 70| High Street. Robert, seaman, 69 Blackscroft. Thomas, iron and steel merchant, 23 and 25 Yeaman Shore ; h. Alma Cottage, Broughty Ferry Road.

Thomas, of Nicoll and Welsh ; h, Errol. William, grocer, 84 Bucklemaker Wynd.

William, grocer, 57 Wellgate ; h. 89 Hilltown.

William, writer, 4 Reform Street ; h. Roseangle.

William, merchant and shipowner, Seagate ; h. Dock St. William, bootmaker, 29 West Port; h. Seafield Terrace, Broughty Perry. William, blacksmith, 5 Speed's Close, Overgate ; h. 12 West Dock Street. & Welsh, drapers, 16 Reform Street. Mrs Mary, matron, the Home, 17 Baton's Lane, Perth Road. Mrs Robert, vintner, 16 South Union Street. Mrs, 10 Hawkhill House. 170 NIC— OGI.

Nicoll, Mrs, lodgings, 3 Baltic Street, Wellgate, Misses, 1 Tay Street. Nicolson, Alexander, shipmaster, 61 Mtirraygate.

Eev. James, St Mary Magdalen's Church ; h. Castlehill. Mrs, grocer, 19 Hilltown. Miss, staymaker, 39 High Street. Nielson, Carl, ship broker and chandler, 4 Dock Street. Nightingale, Mrs, mangle keeper, Boyack's Close, 95 Overgate. Nimmo, Matthew, suigeon, 17 Tay Street. Ninian, Edward, chair maker, 67 Perth Road.

Niven, David, jun., flesher, 3 Crichton Street ; h. 17 do..

D. B., agent and sharebroker, 23 Castle Street ; h. 53 South Tay Street.

Noble, David, letter carrier. Post Office ; h. Dudhope Crescent, land 22, No. 8. Nori'ie, James, shipmaster, Mauchline Tower Court, Mtirraygate. William, shipmaster, 49 Cowgate. Charles & Sons, bleachers, calenderers, and merchants, 29 Meadowside. Charles, of Charles Norrie & Sons, Camphill House, Broughty Ferry.

John S., of Charles Norrie & Sons ; /*. Elm Bank, Broughty Ferry.

William H., of Charles Norrie & Sons ; h. 4 Douglas Terrace, Broughty Ferry, Mrs A., 70 Hilltown. Northern, Assurance Company, head office 14 St Andrew's Place, P. H. Thoms, and T. W. Thoms, district managers, Norwell, Joseph, shoemaker, 162 Overgate. Nucator, Mrs, 1 M'Vicar's Lane, Perth Road. Miss, 120 Perth Road.

O'Fakkell, George and James, clothiers and pawnbrokers, 249

Overgate, and 2 and 14 Tay Street ; h. 7 Lindsay St. Ogilvie, Andrew, sharehroker and insurance agent, 21 Castle

Street ; h. 10 Springfield. David, of Malcolm, Ogilvie, & Co., spinner and manufac-

turer ; h. Nelson Teri'ace, Forebank. James and John, writers, 3 New Inn Entry.

James, of James and John Ogilvie ; h. 1 Park Place. James, seaman, 35 Exchange Street. James, grocer and spiritdealer, 85 Scouringburn. James, spiritdealer, 42 Rose Bank Street.

John, of James and John Ogilvie ; h. 4 Park Place. John, shipmaster, 48 Blackscroft. John, broker, 136 Scouringburn.

William, flesher, 119 Overgate ; h. 112 do.

William, clerk, A, & D. Edward's, Logic Works ; h, 29 West Port. OGI—PAR. 171

Ogilvie, William, warper, 266 Hilltown ; h. 44 Rosebank Street. Mrs Charles, 13 Constitution Street, Eosebank. Mrs James, Albert Street. Mrs James, grocer, 44 Rosebank Street. Mrs Margaret, 40 Rosebank Street. Mrs, mangle keeper, 12 Joint Stock Buildings. Mrs, 1 M'Vicar's Lane, Perth Road. Miss Mary, teacher, Albert Street. Ogilvy, Alexander and Sons, canvas manufacturers and rope and sailmakers, Tay Rope Work, 222 Perth Road and 11

Shore Terrace ; h. 220 Perth Road. Miss Ann, 10 Tay Square. Miss, 31 Springfield, Perth Road. O'Gorman, Michael, catholic teacher, Powrie Place. O'Hair, Michael, grocer, 62 Princes Street. O'Hara, Mrs, broker, 13 Hunter Street. Oliver, Henry, hat manufacturer and furrier, 34 Union Street, Mrs Isabella, spiritdealer, 19 Rose Street.

Oman, George, cooper, 5 Gellatly Street ; h. 90 Seagate. O'Neile, Patrick, surgeon accoucheur, 70 Overgate. Orchar, James G., of Robertson and Orchar, 46 Albert Street. Orem, Alex., weaver, 27 Dallfield Walk. Ormsby, John, 70^ High Street. Orquhart, James, late shoemaker. Union Close, Nethergate. Orr, Mrs James, lodgings, 24 Crichton Street. Osborne, George M., M.D., 136 Nethergate. " -.^ Oswald, James, shoemaker, 42 Den's Brae. Joseph, bootmaker, 55 Nethergate. Ouchterlony, Miss Ann, 101 Nethergate.

Ouler, James, baker, 47 Bell Street ; A. 45 do. Ovenstone, William, shipmaster, 40 Hilltown. Owen, George, coal merchant, 9 Ann Street, Maxwelltown. Ower, Charles, civil engineer and architect. Harbour Buildings,

Dock Street ; h. Craigie Terrace.

George, glass merchant and glazier, 42 Overgate ; h. Union Terrace. James and Robert, manufacturers, 6 West Wynd 184 ; h. Hawkhill. Owler, Peter, bootmaker, 51 Bell Street.

Packman, Thomas, shipmaster, 10 Lilybank. Pargiter, William, cloth stamp cutter, 98 King Street. Paris, Andrew, shipmaster, 5 Castle Court. George, shipmaster, 139 Seagate. Park, Robert, of Park, Sinclair, & Co., Dallfield Terrace. Sinclair, & Co., printers and newspaper proprietors, 9 New Inn Entry. Parker, Alex., dairyman, Small's Wynd. Charles, & Son, engineers. Lady Bank Works, Chapelshade. 173 PAR—PAT.

Parker, Charles, of Charles Parker & Son, 5 Greenfield Place.

Edward, merchant, 22 Cowgate ; h. Mount Pleasant. Frederick C, chemist to the Queen, Free St Paul's Nether-

gate ; k. 5 Greenfield Place.

Paterson, Alexander, hairdresser, 6 Exchange Street ; h. Eankine's Court. Andrew, spiritdealer, 158 Hawkhill. Anabella, cofFe-house keeper, 83 Seagate. E. & M,, dressmakers, 28 Wellgate.

James C., at Moon, Langlands, & Co. ; h. 107 Princes Street. James, merchant, flaxspinner, and manufacturer. Heath-

field Works and Law Mill ; h. Magdalen Yard Road. James, of Haddon & Paterson, Fort Street, Broughty Ferry. John, spiritdealer, 82 Dudhope Crescent. John, ship master, 12 West Dock Street. William, junr., fruit and Italian warehouse, 1 Union

Street ; k. 48 do. Paton, George, gardener, Upper Constitution Street.

Henry, coal merchant, Yeaman Shore ; h. 14 Seagate.

James M., of J. & G. Paton ; h. Tayfield, Newport.

Jane, teacher, Meadowside Sessional School ; k. 14 Gellatly Street.

John G., of J. & G. Paton ; h. Broughty Ferry. John & George, merchants and flaxspinners, 8 St Andrew's Street.

William M,, of Paton & Fleming ; h. Cottage, Ferry Road, Paton & Fleming, merchants, 17 Cowgate. & Walch, gun and fishing-tackle manufacturers, by appoint- ment to H.R.H. Prince Albert, 31 Union Street and 44

George Street, Perth ; h, 42 George Street. Patrick, John, plasterer, 83 Bell Street.

Robert, tailor and clothier, 12 Greenmarket ; h. Crighton Street, Wm,, shipmaster, 40 Union Street. Patterson, Thomas S., coffee-house manager, 50 & 51 East Dock

Street ; h. Candle Lane. Mrs R., 3 South Tay Street. Mrs J., mangle-keeper, 2 Dallfield Walk. Pattie, Robert, shipmaster, 16 South Union Street.

PattuUo, George A., merchant, 37 St Andrew's Street ; h. Westfield House.

George, commission merchant, 23 St Andrew's Street ; L Neilson Street, Forebank. James, of PattuUo & Thornton, Abertay, Broughty Ferry.

John, clerk, 2 Panmure Street ; h. 25 Nethergate. & Thornton, writers, 1 Bank Street. Misses, 56 Wellgate, ;

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Patullo, Miss, teacher, 3 Thorter Bow. Paul, Archibald, of Paul & Thain, 10 Reform Street. James, insurance agent and average stater, 4 Panmure Street h. 15 Springfield Place. Janet N., grocer, 59 Perth Road.

Thomas, reporter, Dundee, Perth, and Cupar Advertiser ; h. 1 Dallfield Terrace.

& Company, chemists and druggists, 112 Hawkhill ; h. 1 Belmont Place. & Thain, writers, 41 Reform Street. Miss, milliner, 101 Nethergate.

Paxton, James, grocer and spiritdealer, 17 and 19 West Port ; /?. Ryehill House, Mid Wynd, Perth Road.

William, ale and porter merchant, 9 Vault ; h. Tay Street Lane. Mrs, mangle-keeper, Gray's Close, High Street. Peacock, Betsy, draper, 55 South Tay Street.

Pearce, Alfred W., of Pearce & Neish ; h. 143 Princes Street. Henry J., clerk, Dundee Bank, 22 Castle Street; h. 117 Rood Yards. & Neish, engineers, ironfounders, &c., Lilybank Foundrv^, Mrs, 117 Rood Yards. Pearman, James, organist and teacher of music. Mount Pleasant, Hawkhill.

Pearson, William, corn meter, 15 Dock Street ; h. 4 Gellatly Street.

Peat, James, clothier, 6 Reform Street ; h. 75 King Street. John, mariner, 28 Overgate. Mrs, milliner, 53 Nethergate. Mrs, sick-nurse, 75 King Street.

Peddie, W. S., teacher. Royal Orphan Institution ; h. Small's Wynd. Peebles, David, cowfeeder, Hawkhill. Pellow, John, printer, 10 Murraygate. Pennycook, John, gardener, Mathew's Land, Hawkhill.

Percy, George, tenter, Tay Works ; h. High Street, Lochee.

Peter, David, merchant, Meadowside ; h. 1 James' Place, Broughty Ferry. James, mechanic, 104 Princes Street.

John, tidewaiter, H.M.'s Customs ; 12 West Dock Street. J. & H. & Co., flaxspinners, Kirkland Works, office 14 Bain Square. Mrs, lodgings, 2 Albert Court. Peterkin, Isaac, broker, 113 Overgate. Peters, David, grocer and spiritdealer, 50 West Port.

Robert, manager, Ward Mill ; h. 70 Hilltown. Peterson, Peter, messenger-at-arms, sheriff and justice of peace officer, 14 New Inn Entry. Petrie, Ann and Margaret, milliners, 13 Tally Street; h. 48 Overgate. Archibald, shipmaster. Brown's Land, Victoria Street.

David, w^ine and spirit merchant, 38 Seagate ; h, 39 do. ;

174 PET—POR.

Petrie, David, commission merchant, 23 St Andrew's Street ; h. 5 Wellington Street. David, paper-rnler, 48 Overgate.

David, teacher, 38 Park Wynd ; h. 10 Lowden's Alley.

David, agent, 178 Seagate ; h. Eennie's Close, 116 Nether- gate.

George, draper, 24 Princes Street ; h. 1 Crescent Lane.

James, spiritdealer, 33 Wellgate ; h. Milne's Court, Well- gate. James, baker, 117 Murraygate.

James, hosier, 37 West Port ; h. Temple Lane. John, shoemaker and fenar, Coldside. Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 151 Scouringburn. Mrs James, tobacconist, 54 Wellgate. Mrs Peter, feuar, 13 Eose Street. Mrs, G8 King Street. Mrs, matron, female lodging-house, 69 Scouringburn. Mrs, dressmaker, 24 Dudhope Crescent. Philip, Charles, manager, Cowgate Calendering Coy., 60 Cowgate h. William Street, Porebank.

David, of Boyd & Philip ; h. 8 William Street, Porebank.

William, jr., joiner. Bell Street ; h. 20 Watt Street. William, wright, 20 Watt Street. Philips, James, tailor, 3 Milne's East Wynd. Philip, Mungo, carter and cowfeeder, 5 Elizabeth Street, Maxwell- town. Phillip, William, shipmaster, 10 Yeaman Shore. Mrs, stoneware dealer, 4 Hospital Park. Mrs, cowfeeder, 21 Hospital Park. Mrs Peter, grocer, &c., 203 Hawhill. Mrs Stuart, spiritdealei', 18 Rose Street. Phin, Thomas, grocer, 7 Hunter Street. Pierie, & Hutton, milliners, 49 Murraygate. Pilmer, Mrs, spiritdealer, 8 Green Market.

Pirie, Alex, merchant, 10 Bain Square ; h. 5 Porebank Eoad.

David, painter and paper hanger, 21 Crichton Street ; h. 17 do.

Gilbert, factory foreman, 22 Ann Street ; h. 4 Elizabeth St. Mrs Francis, grocer, 69 Hawkhill.

Pirnie, Hugh, clerk, Dundee, Perth and London Shipping Co. ; h> 21 Princes Street. Mrs James, 21 Princes Street, Mrs Jessie, sick nurse, 67 Seagate. h. Pitcairn, David, of the finn of D. Martin & Co, ; West Bank, Magdalen Yard Road. Pitkethly, C. & M., milliners, 94 Nethergate. David, architect, 55 Ferry Road. Plinderleith, H., clerk, 15 West Wynd, Perth Road. Police Treasurer's Office, 61 Reform Street. Porter, Mrs, 28 Mid Street, Chapelshade, POW—RAM. 175

Pow, Eliza, poulterer, 20 Crichton Street.

Powrie, David, spirit merchant, 89 Overgate ; fi. Millar's Wynd.

Elizabeth B., teacher, James' Church, Euclid Street ; h. 32 South Tay Street. Thomas, dramatic artist, 102 Nethergate. Miss Jessie, 89 Bell Street. Prain, Alexander, grocer, 280 Perth Road. James, manufacturer, 31 Park Wynd. John, grocer, 115 Perth Road. Pratt, David, tidewaiter, H.M. Customs, 107 Princes Street. Preston, Mrs Charles, baker, 100 and 102 Scouringburn. David, Wright, 96 Hawkhill. David, carter, 180 Plilltown. Isabella, lodging-house keeper, 7 Castle Street. Pride, John, tailor, 17 Barrack Street. Pringle, David, ship carpenter, 32 Seagate. Proctor, David, ofW. & D. Proctor; h. 19 Union Street, Maxwell- town. James, camb-builder, 27 Overgate. William, of W. & D. Proctor, 156 Hilltown. W. & D., rope and twine spinners, 156 Hilltown. Procurator Fiscal's Office, 41 Reform Street.

Proudfoot, Peter, clerk, Post Office ; 122 Hilltown.

Pride, R. D., merchant and ship broker, 43 Dock Street ; h. Tay Port. Public Baths, West Protection Wall. Pullar, David, grocer and baker, 5 and 6 Mains Road, Top of Hill- town. J., & Son, dyers, 47 Nethergate. Pullen, Mrs, 16 South Lindsay Street. Purves, John, agent for Jas. S. Virtue, publishers, 2 High Street ,; h. 240 Perth Road.

Queen Life Assurance and Annuity Company, Taylor & Millar, agents, 49 Dock Street.

Quosbarth, Herman, of Monnich and Quosbarth ; h. 46 Reform Street.

Rae, Alexander, of Rae, Thomson, & Co. ; h. Mill Parra of Inver- gowrie. George, gardener, 6 Paton's Lane. Thomson, & Co., auctioneers, 8 Overgate.

William, mill overseer, Verdant Mill ; h. 57 James' Park. William, blacksmith, 8 Willis'on Street. Mrs, sick nurse, 40 Seabraes, Perth Road, Rait, George, grocer, 7 West Pest.

Thomas, baker, 10 Overgate ; h. above. Ramsay, David, carter, Fairmuir. David, tinsmith, gasfitter, &c., 16 Hawkhill, ;

176 EAM—EEI.

Eamsay, David, weaver, Lower Blackscroft.

David, manager of boiler makers, Ward Foundry ; h. 16 Upper Pleasance. George, cowfeeder, Coldside. George, city missionary, 32 Albert Street, James' Park.

James, senior, agent, 44 High Street ; h. 156 Perth Eoad.

James, of H. W. Thain & Co. ; ^.118 Murraygate.

James, jun., merchant, St Andrew Street ; h. Eden Grove.

James, clerk, 8 St Andrew Street ; h. Victoria Street.

James, cabinetmaker, 42 Blackscroft ; h. 44 Blackscroft.

James, clerk. Town Surveyor's Office ; h. 43 West Port. James, grocer, 43 West Port. William, cabinetmaker. Speed's Close, Overgate. Mrs K., grocer and spiritdealer, 108 Scouringburn. Mrs, Anderson Place, Forebank. Mrs, ironer, 9 Hilltown. Kankin, Rev. John, Catholic Apostolic Church, Meadow Place h. 47 Tay Street. Rattray, James, cowfeeder, 104 Hawkhill.

James, watchmaker, 102 Nethergate ; /^. 124 Seagate. James, shipmaster, 46 James' Park. John, manufacturer, 3 Hunter Street.

John, grocer, 9 Dudhope Street ; h. Dallfield Terrace. John, grocer and spiritdealer, 26 Session Street. Petei*, slater, Meadowside.

Thomas, manufacturer. Blackness Road ; h, Horsewater Wynd. Mrs Alexander, grocer, 27 Upper Pleasance. Miss, 5 Dudhope Terrace.

Rea, David, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 59 Overgate ; h. 6 Perth Road. Reacher, Rev. John, Wesleyan Minister, Bonny Bank Road. Ree, H. P. & Co., merchants and manufacturers, Blackness Road, office. Meadow Place. Reid, Alexander, Surveyor to the Dundee Mutual Marine Insurance

Association, 7 Exchange Street ; h. 27 do. A. P., & Son, confectioners and stationers, top of Murray-

gate ; h. 22 Murraygate. Barbara, spiritdealer, 4 Key's Close, Nethergate.

* Edward, preacher, Camperdown Hall, Barrack Street ; ^.117 Princes Street. Frederick, 13 Hospital Wynd. George, 3 Springfield

George, spiritdealer, 26 Greenmarket ; h. 3 Fish Street. Helen, stoneware dealer, 20 Union Street, Maxwelltown. James, lodgings, 1 Coupar's Alley, Wellgate. James, broker, 68 Hilltown. James, mason, Malthouse Close, Nethergate. SET—KOB. 177

Reid, James, keeper of Bell Street Hall ; h. Bell Street Hall.

James, tidewaiter, Custom House ; h. Smith's Land, Craigie Knowe. James, factory overseer at Eitchie and Simpson's Factory,

HawkhiU ; h. Hunter Street. M'Lachlan, & Heron, writers, Burnhead:

Peter, writer, 46 Reform Street ; h. 178 Perth Road. Robert, baker and miller, 114 Princes Street and Milton of Monifieth. Thomas, manufacturer, 18 Park Wynd. William, of Pleming and Reid, 7 Cowgate. William, baker, 75 Hilltown.

William, of Reid, M'Lacblan, and Heron ; h. Magdalen Yard Road.

William R., clerk, 17 Cowgate , h. Cotton Road. Mrs Alexander, 2 Dallfield Terrace, Mrs, lodgings, 144 Seagate. Miss, 3 Springfield, Perth Road,

Reith, David, writer, 26 Castle Street ; Lowjee Place, Magdalen Yard Road. Rennie, Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 54 Gellatly Street. Frederick, flax merchant, 3 King Street

James, accountant ; h. 51 Magdalen Green. h. Renny, W. W., of Hill and Renny ; Douglas Terrace, Broughty Perry.

Reston, Rev. James, James' Church, Bell Street ; Ji, Powrie Lane. Revel, C. G. L., ship-agent, 67 Murraygate. Reynolds, Bridget, news-agent, 238 Overgate.

Owen, mill overseer, Verdant Mill ; h. 234 Overgate. Richardson, Mrs, mangle-keeper, 4 West Port. Rickard, Joseph, British Hotel, Castle Street, Riddell, Rev. Hugh, Reform Street Chapel; h. Nelson Street.

Robert, grocer, 30 Hilltown ; h. 34 do. Ritchie, Charles, merchant and commission agent. Royal Exchange

Buildings ; h. Forthill Cottage, Broughty Ferry. David, shipmaster, 29 Cowgate. George, shipmaster, 29 Bucklemaker Wynd. James, shoemaker, 43 Overgate.

John, merchant, Blackness Road : h. Belmont Place, HawkhiU, Malcolm, grocer, 50 Blackness Road. Patrick D., agent, 2 West Dock Street; L Seafield, Broughty Ferry. Peter, grocer, 29 Bucklemaker Wynd.

William, of Ritchie & Simpson ; h. 13 Westfield Place. & Simpson, manufacturers. Ward Mill. Mrs, cowfeeder, Maryfield. Robb, Alexander B., baker, is West Port.

David, boatman. Custom House ; h, 62 Nethergate. 178 ROB.

Robb, George, bill-poster, Mason Lodge Close, Murraygate.

James, shoemaker, 89 West Port ; h. 2 Brown Street. James, china merchant, 48 Hilltown. John, shipmaster, 28 Hilltown,

Joseph, broker, 76 and 80 Cowgate ; h. 78 do. Peter, church officer and letter deliverer, 28 Mid Street, Chapelshade. Thomas, cowfeeder, Fleuchar Craig. Mrs, 10 Paton's Lane, Perth Road. Robbie, George, grocer, 184 Hilltown. Roberts, Alexander, cowfeeder, Butterburn. Robertson, Alexander, spiritdealer, 99 Overgate.

Alexander, shoemaker, 200 Overgate ; h. 198 do.

Alexander, pawnbroker, 6 Bain Square ; h. Isles' Lane.

Alexander, steward s.s. Hamburg ; h. 138 Nethergate. Alexander, cabinetmaker, 42 Murraygate. Alexander, grocer, 105 Bucklemaker Wynd,

Alexander, teacher, Jamaica Street ; h. 17 Nelson Street. Alexander, confectioner, 24 West Port. Alexander, & Company, wine and spirit merchants, 34 Murrraygate.

Alexander C, manager of mechanics, Verdant Mill ; h. 9th land, 16th door, Dudhope Crescent. Andrew, clothier, 128 Murraygate. Angus, mechanic, 15 Bell Street.

Charles, jr., clerk, 43 Dock Street ; h. Tay Port. Charles, weaver, 29 CroU's Croft.

David, accountant, 10 High Street ; h. Crighton's Court, Overgate.

David, manager of coffee-house, 165 Overgate ; h. Meal's Close, Overgate. David, grocer and hosier, 135 and 137 Hawkhill; h. above.

David S., clerk, Dundee & Newtyle Railway ; h. M'Kay's Land, Todbura Lane. David, builder, Meadowside. David, clerk, 32 Tay Street. Duncan, tailor, 34 Seagate. D. & W., iron and steel merchants, 16 & 18 Exchange Street and 36 Castle Street. E,, grocer, 42 Hilltown. Farquharson, & Co., merchants and manufacturers, Coupar's Alley.

George, umbrella maker and hosier, 24 Overgate ; h. 3 Thorter Row. Helen, dressmaker, 224 Hawkhill. Henry, manager. West Dock Street coflfee-rooms, 1 West Dock Street. Hugh, civil engineer and land surveyor, 73 High Street. SOB. 179

Eobertson, Isabella, spiritdealer, 50 King Street ; h. 48 do. James, clerk, 56 St Andrew's Street.

James, shoemaker, 28 Hawkhill ; h. 25 do.

James, manager, at Wm. Crostliwaite's Factory ; h. 39 Cotton Road,

James, mill overseer, Tay Works ; h. Land 2, No. 19 Dudliope Crescent. James, confectioner, 73 Hilltown. '

James, grocer, 26 Wellgate ; h. 61 do. James, weaver, 35 Forebank Road.

James, manager of tinsmiths, Logie Works ; h. 9 Land, 15 Door, Dudhope Crescent.

Jeffier H., bank teller, Bank of Scotland ; h. Newport. John, furniture dealer, 7 Tally Street.

John, mill manager, Logie Works ; h. Miln Bank. John, coach proprietor, New Inn Entry and 23 Perth Road. John, wine and spirit merchant, 68 Murraygate.

John, of James Spence & Co, ; h. 67 Bell Street, John, factor for the mortifications under the management of the Kirk Session, and Secretary to the Asylum, h. 37 Union Street,

John, clerk, 26 Castle Street ; h. 300 Perth Road. h. John, flaxdresser, Tay Works ; Land 2, No. 13 Dudhope Crescent.

John, of Robertson, Farquharson, & Co. ; h. Vault, John, of Robertson & Brown, Milubank House, Small's Wynd.

John E., of James Spence & Co. ; h. 3 West Dock Street. Joseph, baker, 15 Upper Pleasance.

Niel, collector of customs, cattle market ; h. 1 Bernard Street, Hawkhill,

Peter, lath splitter, Euclid Crescent ; h. 7 Dudhope Street.

Peter, poulterer, 30 Union Street ; h. 6 Yeaman Shore. Peter, contractor. Candle Lane. Peter, wholesale vinegar merchant, 5 Blackscroft r^A. 33 do. Robert, manager, Caledonian Loan Company, 1 New

Inn Entry ; h. 234 Perth Road, Simon, treasurer. Harbour Trust, Shore Dues Office ; h. 6 Airlie Place. Thomas, ship master, M'Kay's Land, Todburn Lane. Thomas, mill overseer. Verdant Mill; h. 222 Overgate. William, draper, 41 Burnhead,

William, clerk. Post Office ; h. Middle Street. Rev. William, United Original Seceder Church, 234 Perth Road. William, carter, Bonnybank Road. ;

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Robertson, William, of D, & W. Robertson, 5 Windsor Street.

William, of Robertson & Orchar ; h. 7 William Street, Forebank.

William, builder ; /*. 6 Union Street, Maxwelltown. William, tailor and grocer, 158 Hilltown.

William, collector. New Gas Light Co. ; h. 6 Idvies Street, Joint Stocks. & Brown, grocers and wine merchants, 42 High Street

& Co., confectioners, 8 Reform Street ; h. 46 do. & Orchar, engineers and machine makers, Wallace JFoundry.

Mrs Andrew, grocer, 22 North Tay Street ; h. 1 do. Mrs, 214 Hawkhill. Mrs Francis, 26 Springfield. Margaret, spiritdealer, 23 Barrack Street. Mrs, grocer, 162 Hawkhill. Mrs, draper, 47 Hawkhill. Mrs, boarding-house keeper, 43 Castle Street. Mrs, mangle-keeper, 80 Bucklemaker Wynd. Mrs, spiritdealer, 22 Bell Street. Mrs, teacher, 88 Mid Street, Chapelshade. Mrs, provision dealer and register office for servants, 122 Nethergate. Mrs, 44 High Street. Mrs, lodgings, 17 St Andrew's Street. Miss, 5 Westfield Place, Perth Road. Misses, dressmakers, 72 Hilltown. Rodger, David, grocer and spirit dealer, 115 Overgatefand 3 Lind-

say Street ; h. 16 South Lindsay Street.

James, tailor and clothier, 4 Church Lane, High Street ; h, 15 Rosebank Road. Mrs, grocer, 226 Hawkhill. Charles, librarian, secretary, and treasurer to Dundee

Public Library, 20 St Clement's Lane ; h. 1 Peter Street.

George, joiner, Hawkhill ; h. 226 do. Jane, dressmaker, 2 Seafield Road. Robert, shipowner, 70|^ High Street.

William, house-factor, Gellatly Street ; h. 12 Stewart's Court, Seagate. Mrs Mary, grocer, 10 Dens Road. Mrs, dressmaker, 51 King Street. h. RoUo, David, writer, 30 Reform Street ; Bloomfield, Lochee. Francis, spiritdealer, 135 Princes Street. G. H., accountant, Dundee and Arbroath Railway Company,

f). Hairfield, Lochee.

William, grocer, 10 Wellgate ; h. 21 Ferry Road.

Ronald, James, corn merchant, 8 Dock Street ; h. Newport. Roney, John, broker, 143 Overgate; h. 140 do. Ross, Alexander, spiritdealer, Ann Street. ;

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Eoss, Betsy, grocer, 44 King Street.

David, grocer and spiritdealer, 66 Hawkhill ; h. 2 Park Wynd.

John, Courier OflSce, Key's Close, Nethergate ; h. Isles' Lane, Hawkhill. John, grocer and spiritdealer, 8 Commercial Street, Maxwell- town, John, shipowner, 37 Constitution Eoad.

Niel, brewer, Joint Stocks ; h. Albert Street.

T. S., clerk, 1 7 Cowgate ; h. Victoria Street. Mrs M., mangle-keeper, 11 Dudhope Crescent. Mrs, 1 James' Street, Maxwelltown. Rough, George, late glove manufacturer, Osborne Place, Magdalen Green.

Rowan, Edward, bootmaker, 157 Overgate ; h. Albion Passage, Overgate.

Roy, Andrew, teacher of mathematics, &c., Dundee Academy ; h. Comerton, Pife. John L., die, stamp, and seal cutter and engraver, 31 Reform Street.

William, J. and J. Ogilvie's, 8 New Inn Entry ; h. 10 West Dock Street. Royal Bank of Scotland's Branch, 105 Murraygate. Orphan Institution, 20 Small's Wynd. Ruddiman, John, cabinetmaker and joiner, 21 Church Lane.

Russell, David, jun., commission merchant, 13 New Inn Entry ; h. 39 Tay Street.

David, chemist and druggist, 1 High Street ; h. Burnhead. Margaret, Morrison's Court, Wellgate.

Richard, currier, H. Henderson and Sons ; h. Dallfield Terrace.

Thomas, draper, 23, 25, and 27 Reform Street ; h. 6 Shore Terrace. Mrs, 11 Thomson Street, Perth Road. Mrs, mangle-keeper, 216 Hilltown. Rutherford, John, spiritdealer, 24 North Tay Street, k. 2 St David's Lane. William, B., grocer, 4 Temple Lane.

Ruthven, James, flesher, 13 Wellgate ; h. Bain Square. Mrs John, flesher, 12 Hawkhill.

Robert, flesher, 88 King Street ; h. 68 do. ^„ William, shipbroker, 16 Dock Street^; h. Gowrie Cottage, * Broughty Perry. Ruston, Alexander, spiritdealer, Pole Park Road.

Salmond, David, manager. Ward Foundry ; h. Isles' Lane, Hawkhill. James,^ land and engineering surveyor, 6 High Street A. id West Dock Street. Miss, 12 South Union Street. N 183 SAM— SCO.

Samson, James, architect, 68 Blackscroft. George, jun., of Hugh Samson and son, 1 Jamaica Street, Hillbank. Hugh and Son, manufacturers, 1 Jamaica Street, Hillbank. Hugh A., of Hugh Samson and Son, 1 Jamaica Street, Hillbank. Robert, shiiDmaster, 21 Hilltown.

William, sail cloth manufacturer, 99 Hilltown ; h. 69 Hilltown.

Sandeman, George, Courier Office, Key's Close, Nethergate ; h. Carswell Lane, King Street. John, baker, George's Street, Hilltown.

Sanderson, Peter, cabinetmaker, 11 Tally Street ; h. South Lindsay Street. Miss, Hawkhill Place, Perth Road. Saunders, Andrew, 74 Seagate. Peter, jun., of Allan & Saunders, 27 Mid Street, Chapel- shade. Peter, currier, and leather merchant, 27 Mid Street, Chapelshade.

Robert, clerk, Baxter, Brothers & Co. ; h. Annfield Road. William, grocer, 163 Hawkhill.

William, spiritdealer, 144 Murraygate ; h. 138 Murray- gate. William C, surgeon, 81 Seagate. Mrs J., spiritdealer, 82 Seagate. Mrs, mangle-keeper, Seafield Square, Perth Road. Schleselman, George, merchant and commission agent, 19 Peter

Street ; h. Broughty Perry. Schwann, Kell & Co., merchants, 22 St Andrew's Street. Scobie, Mrs, lodgings, 23 St Andrew Street. Scollay, William, builder, Euclid Crescent. Scott, Alexander, auctioneer, 59 Reform Street.

Andrew, wright and builder, 22 Constable Street ; h. 4 Dud- hope Place.

Andrew, gardener ; h. 26 Seafield Square, Perth Road.

Charles, grocer and spiritdealer, 17 Hilltown ; h. 28 Meek- ison's Land, HilltoAvn.

Charles, mechanic. Bog Mill ; h. 14 Land, Dudhope Crescent.

David, insurance agent, 19 Dock Street ; h. Dallfield Terrace.

David, manager. Telegraph Office, Custom House ; h. 94 Nethergate.

David, bootmaker, 40 High Street ; h. 1 Dudhope Place.

David, watchmaker, 67 Wellgate ; h. Bulk's Peus, South Road, Lochee. David, skinner and wool dealer, Dudhope. David, boot-closer, 42 Murraygate, Gardyne's Land.

David, shipmaster ; h. 4 Dallfield Terrace.

Daniel, grocer, 4 Scouringburn ; h. above. SCO. 183

Scott, Ebenezer E., accountant and assurance agent, National Bank

Buildings, Keform Street ; h. Whiteleys.

George, draper, 72 Wellgate ; h. 63 Wellgate.

George, ironmonger, 3 High Street ; h. 91 King Street.

George I,, inland revenue office, 3 Bank Street ; h. West Newport. James, tailor and clothier, 19 High Street. James, shipmaster, 23 Gellatly Street. James, cooper, Stewart's Court, Seagate. James, seaman, 39 Small's Wynd.

James, mill manager, Miln Street Mill ; A. 1 Scouringburn, James, of J. and W. Scott, Mid Wynd, Perth Road.

James, tenter, Miln , Street power-loom factory ; h. 199 Hawkhill, James, baker, 36 Mid Wynd, Perth Eoad. James and William, manufacturers, Mid Wynd, Perth Road, and 21 Cowgate.

John, Inland Revenue Office ; h. 7 Westfield Place, Perth Road.

Patrick, of Scott and Bell ; h. 40 Magdalen Yard Road. Peter, spii'itdealer, 11 Thorter Row.

Robert, clerk, Custom House ; ^i. 1 Dudhope Place.

Robert, J. P. officer and house factor, 14 Overgate ; h. 7 Union Place, Perth Road. Thomas, shoemaker, 18 Hunter Street.

Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 38 Murraygate ; h. 36 do. Thomas, tailor, 181 Hilltown. Thomas, machine-maker, Spence's Close, 154 Overgate.

William, landing waiter. Custom House ; h. 1 Dudhope Place.

William, tailor, 2 High Street ; h. 9 High Street. William, of J. and W. Scott, Mid Wynd, Perth Road. William, Gutta Percha Boot Shoe Shops, 4 Wellgate, and

60 Overgate ; h. 20 Cowgate. William, 14 Dudhope Street.

William, junr., of Johnston and Scott ; h. 4 Comely Bank. Constitution Road. William, of Scott and M'Nab, 32 Constitution Road.

William, architect, 4 Reform Street ; h. 4 Comely Bank. Constitution Road.

William, grocer, 30 Murraygate ; A. 31 Nethergate. William, & Co., manufacturers, 21 Forebank Road. & Bell, merchants and commission agents, 23 Cowgate, & Christie, 47 Overgate, & M'Nab, weaving utensil makers, &c., 85 Bell Street. Mrs J. Home, 40 Magdalen Yard Road. Mrs Patrick, 160 Nethergate. Mrs, lodgings, 12 West Dock Street. Mrs, Roodyards. 184 SCO—SHE,

Scott, Mrs, mangie-keeper, Meadow Entry. Mrs, broker, 21 Gellatly Street. Mrs, 91 Hilltown. Mrs, 21 Eorebank Eoad. Scottish Widows' Fund Life Assurance Company, P. H. Thorns, agent, 16 St Andrew's Place. Scrimgeour, David, mill-manager. Ward House, Guthrie Street. John, provision merchant, 7 Church Lane, High

Street ; h. Westfield Lane, Perth Eoad.

William, tailor and clothier, 15 Greenmarket ; h. Castle Court.

Wm., mill-manager. Sea Braes Mill ; h. 2 Sea Braes.

Scrivens, Mrs, spiritdealer, 38 Wellgate ; h. 3 Baltic Street.

Scrymgeour, James, clerk. Northern Warder office ; h. Kemback Place, Lilybank. William, woollen cloth merchant, 80 Nethergate.

Miss Margaret, of Morrison and Scrymgeour ; h, 80 Nethergate. Seaton, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 9 L-eland's Lane. Seeland, John W., M.D., 12 S. Lindsay Street. Session Clerk's Office, 112 Seagate. Shafto, William Y., zeal officer of Inland Eevenue; h. Strawberry Bank, Perth Eoad. Shand, Mrs, 15 Seafield Eoad.

Sharp, David, mi 11- overseer, Messrs Brown and Miller's works ; h. North Tay Street.

John, flaxspinner, Miln Street Mill ; h. Thornbank, Perry Eoad.

John, shoemaker, 122 Hawkhill ; h. 7 Thomson Street. Misses, 27 Westfield Place, Magdalen Eoad.

Shaw, Prederick, bookseller and stationer*, 35 Eeform Street ; h. 11 Eeform Street.

James, clerk, Seafield Works ; h. Osborne Place, Magdalen Green. James P., of William Shaw & Sons, Blackness Terrace. Jessie G., teacher, Chalmers' School, Hunter Street. William, of William Shaw & Sons, Tay Square.

William P., merchant, Cowgate ; h. 17 Eoseangle. William, & Sons, calenderers, Queen Street. Mrs Walter, 142 Nethergate. Sheach, Eobert, builder, 85 Blackscroft. Shearer, George, dating-house keeper, 9 Fish Street. Mrs A., 2 Dallfield Terrace. Mrs, grocer, 12 Yeaman Shore. Miss, dressmaker, 49 Wellgate. Shiels, William, carter, Pairmuir. Shepherd, David, baker, 115 Hilltown.

David, wright and house-factor, Meadowside ; h. Mauch- line Tower Court. SHE—SIM. 1S5

Shepherd, Isabella, draper, 78 Hilltown; h. 84 Hilltown.

William, letter-carrier. Post Office ; ft. 11 Seafield Lane, Perth Road.

Mrs, oil merchant, Murraygate ; h. 14 Seafield Cottage. Sheriff, George, cowfeeder, 22 Rosebank Street. George, of Sturrock &. Sheriff, 148 Hilltown. Shield, James, of Baxter & Shield, 8 Springfield. Shiell, John, of Shiell & Small, Craigie House. Shipwrights* Shipbuilding Society, shipbuilders, south side of Patent Slip, Marine Parade.

Sidey, Duncan, banker, Eastern Bank of Scotland ; h. Craighead, Newport.

Sibbald, George, gardener and farmer, 27 Wellgate ; h. Drumgeith. Mrs David, 25 Nethergate. Sime, James, cowfeeder. New Dairy; h. Bell Street Lane.

Catherine, grocer, 26 Hilltown ; h. New Dairy, Bell Street Lane.

David, audit clerk, D. & P. & A. Railway Junction Co. ; h. 1 Commercial Street. James, joiner, King William's Dock; h. 1 Commercial Street. Jane, grocer, 12 Bell Street.

John, stationer, 4 & 6 Cowgate ; Ti. 1 Constitution Terrace. John, factory foreman, 3 Croft's Lane, Hawkhill. Peter, tailor, 2 High Street.

Robert H., clerk, Ward Mill, Willison Street ; h. 48 Crescent Lane, Princes Street. William, 2 Dudhope Terrace. William, jun., 53 South Tay Street.

Simpson, Alexander, stationer, 17 Wellgate ; Ti. 49 Cowgate. David, engineer, 90 Blackscroft. George, writer and notary public, 14 Church Lane, Tally Street. George, shipmaster, 3 South Union Street. George B., of Ritchie & Simpson, 6 Douglas Terrace, Broughty Perry. James, mason, 2Q Taylor's Lane, Perth Road.

James, superintendent. Model Lodging-House Association ; h. 97 Overgate. James, confectioner, 242 Overgate.

John, draper, 56 Wellgate ; h. 26 Wellington Street. I William, cowfeeder, Maryfield. William, Billiard Rooms keeper, Albert Court, 37 Nether- gate. Mrs, lodgings, 14 Union Street. Miss, lodgings, 25 Nethergate. h. Simson, Alex., grocer, 111 Murraygate ; 138 do. Mrs Thomas, 1 Peter Street. Mrs, grocer, 184 Seagate. SIN~SMA.

Sinclair, Alex., jeweller, 24 Nethergate ; h. Woodbine House- Newport. Ann, lodging-house keepei*, 10 Yeaman Shore.

Duncan, professor of dancing, Bell Street Hall ; 7*. Bath Street, Glasgow. George, grocer, 16 Fish Street. John, of Park, Sinclair, & Co., Marjfield Terrace; John, master seaman, 55 Feny Road. Mrs Wm., 68 King Street. Mrs, cook, Bonnybank Road. Mrs, dressmaker, 90 Princes Street. Sivewright, Mrs, grocer, 224 Overgate. Skene, James, house-factor, Pole Park Road. Rev. John K., of Wallacetown Free Church, 30 Cotton Road,

Thomas, coffee and reading-rooms, 9 Crichton Street ; lu Methodist Close.

Skinner, John, writer, 41 Reform Street ; h. 146 Perth Road.

William, turner, 4 Crescent Lane ; h. Victoria Street. Slater, Andrew, bookbinder, 61 Wellgate, Miss Mary, milliner, 61 Wellgate. Slimman, George, of Slimman & Robertson, 154 Princes Street. & Robertson, lathsplitters, Euclid Crescent. Small, Alexander W., teacher, Industrial Schools, Ward Road.

David, jr., teller, Eastern Bank of Scotland ; h. Newport. David, of Shiell & Small, J. P. clerk deputy and deputy

keeper of Register of Sasines, 6 High Str-eet : h. Airlie Place. David, broker, 240 HawkhilL

Henry, spiritdealer, 3 Shore Terrace ; h. 10 Exchange St.

James, mill manager, Ladybank Mill ; h. Paradise Lane. John, grocer, 62 King Street. John A., baker, 41 HawkhilL Robert, merchant, Yeaman Shore. Robert, manager of the D. & P. & A. Rail. June, and the

D. & A. Rail., Yeaman Shore and Dock Street ; h. 28. Magdalen Yard Road. Thomas, spiritdealer, Stobswell Park.

William, merchant, 13 Panmure Street ; h. Edenbank.

William, engineer, Dundee Foundry ; h. 61 Albert Street.

William, teacher, Bell Street ; h. 1 Dallfield Terrace. William, shipmaster, 51 Overgate. Miss Helen, dressmaker, 20 St Clement's Lane. Mrs James, Small's Lane, Small's Wynd. Mrs Janet, Deerhorn Tavern, 55 Scouringburn. Mrs, lodgings, 14 Greemarket. Mrs, mangle-keeper, 172 HawkhilL Mrs, grocer, 24 Seagate. Miss, 133 Perth Road.

Smart, James, tobacconist, 2 Crichton Street ; h. Church Lane- ;

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Smart, John, foreman at J. & H. Walker's Factory ; h. 4 Constitu- tion Street. Mrs, mangle-keeper, 14 Dudhope Crescent.

Smellie, provision merchant, 120 Murraygate ; h. 118 do. William, cabinetmaker, 37 Long Wynd. Smieton, James, of James Smieton & Son, Fleuchar Craig. James & Son, merchants, 55 Cowgate. h. Thomas A., of James Smieton & Son ; Broughty Ferry.

Smillie, James, glazier, 213 Overgate ; h. 190 do. Smith, Alexander, of Smith & Keay, Lilybank. Alexander, late draper, 19 Nelson Street.

Alexander, grocer, 56 Princes Street ; h. aboA^e. Alexander, of Kinnear & Smith, 3 Temple Lane. Alexander, wholesale provision merchant, 45 Union Street h. 40 Union Street.

Alexander, manufacturer, 14 Miller's Wynd ; h. 30 do. Alexander, seaman, 41 Covpgate. Alexander, joiner, 150 Scouringburn. Alexander, grocer, Craigie Knovve.

Andrew, cabinetmakei-, 100 b Nethergate ; h. 114 do. Andrew, of T. & A. Smith, 1 Victoria Square. h. Andrew, bootmaker, 63 Murraygate ; 97 Seagate. Andrew, letter-carrier, Post Office; h. Dudhope Crescent, Land 25, No. 3. A. W., of T. & A, Smith, 1 Victoria Square. Bernard, broker, 10 Ann Street, Maxwelltown.

Charles, junr., cabinetmaker and joiner, 8 Queen Street ; h.

' 37 Cowgate. Clementina D., milliner and dressmaker, 1 Arthur Street. David, cowfeeder, Fairmuir Toll.

David, merchant, 60 St Andrew's Street ; h. Napier Place.

David, manufacturer, 34 St Andrew's Street ; h. Alyth. David, boot and shoemaker, 37 Murraygate.

David, letter-carrier, Post Office ; h. 3 Vault. David H., of Chas. Chalmers & Co., 94 Nethergate.

Frederick, warehouseman to G. Armitstead & Co. ; h. 10 Yearaan Shore. Oeorge, cowfeeder and spiritdealer, Coldside. George, provision dealer, 60 and 62 Murraygate. George, broker, 13 Dudhope Street. George, clerk, 103 Hilltown.

George, foreman, Trades Lane Calender ; h. Baxter's Court, Cowgate. George, manufacturer, 183 Hilltown. Henry, of Henry Smith & Co., 1 Victoria Street. Henry & Co., merchants and linen manufactui'ers, Panmure Street.

Isabella, teacher, Blinshall Street ; h. 20 Small's Wynd.

James E., clerk to Edward Parker ; h. 41 Bucklemaker Wynd. ; ;

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Smith, James, grocer and tea dealer, 12 Eosebank Street. James, of Smith, Laing, & Co., 34 Cotton Road.

James, manager, Dundee Shipbuilding Co ; h. West Dock Street.

James, of Henry Smith & Co. ; h. Earl Place, Camperdown Street, Broughty Ferry. James, grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 3 Union Street h. 40 do. James, spiritdealer, 117 Scouringburn. James, manufactui'er, 153 Hawkhill.

James, merchant, 107 Cowgate ; h. 40 Blackscroft. John, late draper, 19 Nelson Street. John, shipmaster, 21 Constitution Road. John, cask collector, 11 South Union Street.

John, baker, 11 Seagate ; h, 8 Castle Street. John, spiritdealer, 126 Orergate. John, of J. & W. Smith, 21 Castle Street. John, boot and shoemaker, 21 Hilltown.

J. C, clerk, Belmont Factory ; h. Belmont Place.

J. P., clothier, 6 High Street ; h. Cotton Road. J. & W., glass and china merchants, 17 and 19 Castle Street. Joshua, spiritdealer, 19 Dudhope Street. Laing, & Co., flaxspinners, Russell Mill by Cupar Fife; office, 21 Cowgate.

Mary L,, teacher, Barrack Street Seminary ; h. 68 Princes Street. Rev. Michael E., St Andrew's Catholic Church; h. 150 Nethergate. Patrick, manager, Dundee & Union Whale Fishing Co., East

end of Seagate ; h, 79 Murraygate. Peter, 16 Blackness Terrace. Robert, grocer, 20 Gellatly Street. Rev. Robert H., M.A., Princes Street Congregational Church h. 48 Crescent Lane.

Silvester, merchant and commission agent, 5 Bain Square ; h. 8 King Street. Thomas, tidewaiter, 43 Castle Street. Thomas, of Henry Smith & Co., Prospect Place, Constitution Road. Thomas, confectioner, 36 Hawkhill. T. & A., cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 43 Nethergate. William, of J. & W. Smith, 19 Bell Street. William, grocer, 70 Albert Street. William, shipmaster. Joint Stock Buildings, Land 7.

William, confectioner, 19 Wellgate ; h. Coupar's Alley. Capt. William, 10 Lilybank.

William, stationer, at Durham & Thomson's ; h. Middle St. & Keay, caleuderers, Ladywell Calander. Mrs David, lodgings, 125 Nethergate. ;

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Smith, Mrs John, 42 Mid Street. Mrs William, grocer, 147 Overgate. Mrs, 5 Victoria Street. Mrs, lodgings, 6 Perth Road. Mrs, provision dealer, 105 Overgate. Mrs, 103 Hilltown. Mrs, grocer, 18 Queen Street. Mrs, green-grocer, 30 Nethergate. Misses, dressmakers, 2 Bain Square. Miss, dressmaker, 38 Fleuchar Craig.

Smyth, Alexander, teacher, Dens Works ; h. 3 Dallfield Terrace. Jean, 15 Cowgate. Soot, James, merchant, shipowner, and insurance agent, 25 Cowgate h. Reres House, Broughty Perry.

Soutar, David, clerk, D. P. & London Shipping Co. ; Ti. 56 St Andrew's Street. George, boot and shoe maker, 28 Reform Street. James, council officer, inspector of markets, weights, and measures, and billet master, Town House. James, grocer and spiritdealer, 91 Scouringburn.

James A., draper, 20 and 22 Reform Street ; h. 2 Dallfield Terrace.

John, hosier, 29 Overgate ; A. 17 Crichton Street.

Thos., shoemaker, 34 Overgate ; 35 do.

William, Stamp and Tax Office, 3 Bank Street ; h. Newport. Mrs, lodgings, 14 Hilltown. Souter, James, of James Souter & Sons, 1 Elizabeth Street. James, wright, 49 Princes Street. James, & Sons, rope and twine makers, Forebank Road. Samuel, of James Souter & Sons, 1 Elizabeth Street. Robert, furniture dealer, 156 Overgate. Thomas, wood merchant, E. Dock Street; K Westfield Place. William, shipmaster, 108 Seagate. Mrs David, 7 Queen Street. Mrs, 28 Hilltown. Miss Ann, 32 Springfield Place. Spalding, David, grocer, 43 Rosebank Street.

John, grocer and spirit dealer, 58 Princes Street ; h. above.

Spankie, James, & Co., manufacturers, 7 Cowgate ; h. 1 Dudhope Street. Spark, John, cowfeeder, Stobbswell.

Sparks, E., of Gibson & Sparks ; K Morrison's Court, Wellgate.

James, clerk to D. Smith, 60 St Andrew's Street ; Ti. Mor- rison's Court, Wellgate.

Speed, William, spirit merchant, 143 Perth Road ; h. 145 do.

Speedy, Capt. William, S.S. Hamburg ; h. 22 Yeaman Shore. Speid, Miss, 14 Union Street. Speirs, Alexander, painter and paperhanger, 178 Hawkhill. Spence, Alexander, house-factor, 2 Elizabeth Street. 190 SPE—STE.

Spence, Alexander B., surgeon and dentist, 6 Shore Terrace. James, of James Spence & Co., Union Terrace. James, & Co., drapers, 20, 22, and 24 Eeform Street. John, clerk, 43 Castle Street. Eobert, of Spence and Kerr, 3 Craig Street.

Eev. Robert, M.A., Ward Chapel ; h. Airlie Place. Stewart, 12 Cotton Eoad.

Thos. B., surgeon and druggist, 5 Crichton Street ; h. 29 High Street. William, draper, 32^ Ann Street. & Kerr, boot and shoe merchants, 4 Crichton Street. Spindler, Henry L., teacher of music, 31 Reform Street.

W. G , teacher of music, 20 Reform Street. h. Spink, John, pilot master ; 3 West Dock Street.

John, jr., coal merchant, Yeaman Shore ; K Strawberry bank.

Sprunt, Andrew, Advertiser Office ; h. Taylor's Lane.

William, letter-carrier, Post Office ; A. 1 6 Ann Street. Miss, dressmaker, 14 Queen Street. Stalker, Mrs, lodgings, 74 Nethergate.

Stark, Alexander, manufacturer, Ladywell Factory ; h. Ladywell Lane. James, grocer, 20 Dallfield Walk. James, broker, wheel wright, and turner, 21 Bucklemaker Wynd. Thos., shipmaster, 7 Couper's Alley, Wellgate. William, grocer, 17 Temple Lane.

Starling, Abraham, steward, D. P. & L. Shipping Co. ; h. 3 West Dock Street. Steel, David, carter, Hospital Park.

Neil, tea dealer, 61 Overgate and 135 Murraygate ; h. Con- stitution Terrace. Wm., & Son, heckle and lasting-tack makers, Irvine Square. Steele, David, carter and dairy keeper, 21 Mid Street.

Mrs Sarah, grocer, 22 Dudhope Crescent ; h. 24 do. Stephen, Alex, and Sons, shipbuilders, Marine Parade. Alex, of Alex. Stephen and Sons, Broughty Ferry. Alex., shipmaster, 12 West Dock Street.

A. M., bookseller and librarian, 9 High Street ; h. Meadow- side.

David, clerk, Northern Warder Office ; h. 10 Exchange Street.

Geo. and Sons, ironmongers, 29 Castle Street ; h. 1 Somerville Place. James, cabinetmaker, 38 Bucklemaker Wynd.

John, manufacturer, Lower Lillybank. /

William, of Alex. Stephen and Sons ; h. Airlie Place.

William C, agent, 44 High Street ; h. Broughty FeiTy.

William S., writer, 21 Reform Street ; A. 1 Windsor St. STE. 191

Stephen, Mrs William, 5 St Andrew's Street. Robert C, jeweller, 36 Nethergate.

Steven, David, Avaste-merchant, St Roqtie's Court, Cowgate ; h. 7 Crescent Street. John, manager, Dundee Corn Mill and Provision Co., 47

Covv^gate ; h. 27 Lilybank. Peter, weaver, 74 Eosebank Street. Robert, shipmaster, 2 Park Lane, Street. Robert, late of H. M, Customs ; h. 79 High

Stevens, Robert, carver, gilder, and printseller, 64 Nethergate ; h. 32 Union Street. Stevenson, Jean, grocer, 5 Blinshall Street.

John, dyer ; works Forebank ; h. 3 Forebank Road. Mrs, spiritdealer, 6 Gellatly Street.

Stivenson, Francis, manager, Seafield Dye Works ; h. 12 Ford's Lane. Stewart, Alex., tailor. Young's Close, West Port. Allan D., clerk. Inland Revenue Office.

Andrew, teacher, 6 Blinshall Street ; h. Milnbank. Anne, dressmaker, 32 Tay Street. A.-& D., last-makers, 26 King Street. Charles, grocer, 32 Ann Street.

Charles, boot and shoemaker, 47 Murraygate ; h. 61 Well- gate.

David, of John Stewart and Son ; h. Broughty Ferry.

Daniel, porter, Eastern Bank of Scotland ; A. 22 Murray- gate.

Donald, mill-overseer ; h. Lamb's Land, Crescent Lane. George, Ryehill Lane. George E., M.D., 11 South Tay Street, James, glover and house agent, 12 Murraygate; h. 20 Cowgate. James, spiritdealer, 204 Perth Road. James, shoemaker, Rankine's Close, Murraygate. James, grocer, 128 Hawkhill.

James, spiritdealer, 12 Overgate ; h. 13 Do. John, grocer and spiritdealer, 93 and 95 Hilltown. John, Eagle Inn, 108 Murraygate and 32 Meadowside. John, confectioner, 104 Scouringburn. John, tailor, 9 Scouringburn. John, spiritdealer, 16 Scouringburn.

John A,, portrait painter, 63 Nethergate ; h. 86 Do. John and Sons, nurserymen, 21 Nethergate and Fort Nursery, Broughty Ferry. Matthew, and Co., printers and publishers of the Dundee and Perth Saturday Post, Meadowside. Peter, spiritdealer, 1 Church Lane. Peter, grocer, 30 Seagate.

Peter, clerk, Anchor and Douglas Mills ; h. Victoria Street. ]92 STE—STO.

Stewart, Eobert, of Stewart, Matthew, and Co. ; h.d St Andrew's Street. Eobert, tailor, 125 Cowgate. Susan, grocer, 32 Henderson's Wynd, Scouringburn. Thomas, general warehouseman, 32 Mid Street,

Thomas, teacher, Dudhope Crescent ; h. 160 Scouringburn.

William, painter, 65 Nethergate ; h. above.

William, of John Stewart and Sons ; h. Broughty Ferry. William, waste dealer, 16 King Street.

Wm., carver and gilder, 3 Panmure Street ; h. 60 Blacks- croft.

Wm., mill-overseer, Pleasance Mill ; h. 160 Scouringburn. Wm., grocer, 31 Bell Street. Mrs Isabella, grocer and spiritdealer, 9 West Port. Mrs John, 28 Tay Street. Mrs Janet, Dallfield Terrace Cottage. Mrs Mary, 67 Bell Street. Mrs, green-grocer, 55 Seagate. Mrs, grocer, 45 Wellgate. Mrs, 26 St Clement's Lane. Mrs, lodgings, 3 West Dock Street. Mrs, eatinghouse-keeper, Cowgate Port. Mrs, lodgings, 54 Seagate. Mrs, lodgings, 7 Temple Lane. Mrs, grocer, 4 Small's Lane. Mrs, eatinghouse-keeper, 66 Overgate. Mrs, furniture dealer, 152 Overgate. Stirling, Kev. Thomas, chaplain to Prison and Eoyal Lunatic

Asylum ; h. 6 Victoria Square.

Eev. Wm. A., Chalmers' Free Church, Hunter Street ; h. 3 Windsor Street. Mrs, innkeeper, 3 Vault. Stirton & Gib son, blacksmiths, New Inn Entry.

Stiven, Chas. B., printer. Advertiser Office ; h. 4 Dallfield Terrace.

John, merchant, 13 Cowgate ; h. Binn Ericht, Perth Eoad.

Eobert, general merchant. Exchange Street ; A. 116 Nether- gate. Wm., shipmaster, 8 Fish Street.

Wm., accountant and sharebroker, 48 Eeform Street ; h. II Springfield. Stocks, David, brace and belt-maker, 89 Blackscroft. David, grocer, 49 Bucklemaker Wynd. Stool, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 123 Murraygate. Stoole, Samuel, shipmaster, 44 Meadowside. Stormonth, David, auctioneer, 40 Union Street.

Storrie, John, manager, Coldside Dye Works ; h. Coldside.

Storrier, A. & Son, manufacturers ; ofiice, 31 Meadowside ; works, Seafield Eoad. Andrew, sen., Westfield Lane. STO— STU. ] 93

Storrier, Ann, stoneware-merchant, 156 Hawkhill. P. L., of A. Storrier & Son, 42 Magdalen Yard Road. Stott, John, flaxdresser, 31 Dallfield Walk.

Wm., clerk, Dundee Water Co. ; h. 15 Cowgate. Strachan, Alex., spiritdealer, 27 Small's Wynd. Alex., & Son, wrights, Mid Wynd. Chas., coal-dealer, 200 Hilltown. G. Y., teacher of languages, 30 Reform Street. Henry P., bookseller and bookbinder, 71 and 74 High

Street ; h. 24 Crichton Street. James, of Strachan, Kinmond, & Co., 23 Seafield Road. John, carter, 131 Princes Street. John, dairyman and gardener, 7 Albert Street. Kinmond & Co., calenderers, 104 Cowgate. Peter, carter, 12 Sraithfield. Peter, late baker, 150 Scouringburn. Robert, buffalo picker-maker, 70 Bell Street. Walter, 23 Nethergate.

William, wright, 22 Constable Street ; h. 33 Princes St.

William, boot and shoemaker, 20 Barrack Street ; h. Land 21, No. 6 Dudhope Crescent. Mrs, grocer, Coldside. Miss, dressmaker, 150 Scouringburn.

Strang, John, gardener, Westfield Place ; h. 65 Hawkhill. Mrs, grocer, 19 Hunter Street. Stratton, David cowfeeder, Coldside-

John, carter and cowfeeder, 37 Bucklem^ker Wynd ; h. 33 do.

Peter, teacher, Rosebank Sessional Schools ; h. Rosebank School House. Strong, Stewart, of W. and S. Strong, 94 Nethergate.

William, of W. & S. Strong ; h. 19 Seafield Road. W. & S., wine merchants, and commission agents, 20 Dock Street.

Stronner, David, grocer and spiritdealer, 20 Princes Street ; h. 1 Crescent Lane. Thomas, 16 Queen Street. Stuart, Alexander, tea, wine and spirit merchant, 1 Wellgate and

Panmure Street ; h. Rosebank Cottage. John, grocer, 17 Upper Pleasance.

Peter, grocer and tea merchant, 38 Nethergate ; h. Airlie Place.

Mrs James, grocer and spiritdealer, 160 Overgate ; h. Doig's Entry, do. Studdart, Peter, warper, 58 Constitution Street. Sturdy, George, agent for Howey and Co., Yeaman Shore. G., vintner, 46 Barrack Street.

Sturrock, Charles, farmer. East Craigie ; h. Dens Street.

James, watchmaker, 83 Murraygate ; K 126 do. 194 STU—TAW.

Sturrock, James, of Sturrock and' Sheriff; h. 16 South Lindsay Street.

James, manufacturer, 22 Ann Street ; li. 12 Forebank Road. James D., shipmaster, 11 Reform Street. John, upholsterer, 7 Lindsay Street. John, retired banker and J. P., 2 Park Place.

John, jr., writer, 21 Reform Street ; h. 24 Tay Street.

Robert, spinner, office. Royal Exchange Buildings ; works,

Ramsay Mill ; h. Broughty Ferry. Robert, tailor, 125 Princes Street.

William, hairdresser, 99 Cowgate ; h. 95 do. William, agent and average-stater, Morton's Square. & Sheriff, builders, top of Reform Street. Miss, 17 Crichton Street. Summers, Adam, baker, 167 Hawkhill. Sumers, Ann, mangle-keeper, Westfield Avenue.

Sutherland, Robert, sailmaker, 15 West Dock Street ; h. 6 Victoria Square.

Mrs George, 172 Perth Road. , Mrs, mangle-keeper, 18 West Port. Sweeney, John, funeral undertaker, Soutar's Close. Swinton & Fraser, builders, 101 Cowgate. Sydie, George, tailor, 70 Blackscroft. William, potato dealer, 4 Baltic Street. Symers, Colin, late collector of Customs, 158 IsTethergate. h. John, banker, British Linen Co. ; St Helens. Misses, Whiteleys, Nethergate. Symmers, James, flesher, 26 Princes Street. h. James, clerk, 13 Dock Street ; 123 Hilltown.

Stewart, flesher, 121 Hilltown -, h. 123 do. h. Symon, James, bundler, Millen Street Mill ; 19 Brown Street.

Tait, James, gardenei-, 31 Tait's Lane.

Tarbat, John, bootmaker, 87 Perth Road ; h. Annfield Road.

James, watchman. Trades' Lane Calender ; h. 19 Constitu- tion Street. h. Mrs James, hosiery and furnishings, 44 Scouringburn ; 42 Scouringburn. Tarnie, Mrs, hardware and toyshop, 34 Hawkhill.

Tasker, Alexander, grocer, 98 Hilltown ; h. 72 Hilltown. James, superintendent of D. & N. Railway; h. Back of Law. Mrs Robert, 19 Rose Bank Street. Taws, Alexander, manager, Logie Mill; h. 172 Scouringburn.

Andrew, manager, Hilltown Factory ; h. 91 Hilltown. George, of James Taws & Sons, 171 Hilltown. James & Sons, flaxspinners and manufacturers, 20 Mid Street, Chapelshade, and James Street, Maxwelltown. ;

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Taws, Robert, of J. Taws & Sons, 171 Hilltown. Tawse, George, skinner, Stobb'sWell. Tay Shipbuilding Company, Marine Parade. Tay Squai'e Seminaries, 12 and 14 South Tay Street. Tay Whale Fishing Company, Whale Lane. Taylor, Alexander, post horse master and hackney coach proprietor, Royal Hotel livery stables. Yearn an Shore.

Alex., clerk, Eastern Bank of Scotland ; h. 118 Perth Road.

Rev. Andrew, of St Paul's ; h. 7 Greenfield Place.

George, shipowner, 9 Shore Terrace ; h. Newport. John, baker and flour merchant, 73 King Street. John, mason, Seatield Road.

Robert, block and mast maker. King William's Dock ; h. 11 Queen Street, Robert, contractor, Panmure Terrace.

Thomas, of W. Wallace & Co. ; h. Broughty Ferry. Walter, collector and treasurer, Parochial Board, Euclid Street; ^. 11 Reform Street. William 0., of Taylor & Millar, 11 Reform Street. William, of Taylor & Murison, Ward Plouse, Guthrie Street. William, gardener, 65 Perth Road. & Millar, ship and insurance brokers, and agents for private underwriters, 19 Dock Street. & Murison, flaxspinners and manufacturers. Temple Mills, Tay Street. Mrs, grocer, 28 George's Place. Mrs, lodgings, 4 Coupar's Alley. Mrs, grocer, 101 Seagate. Mrs, 1 Westfield Place.

Miss, hatter, 25 Nethergate ; h. 116 Nethergate. Templeman, Andrew, spirit-dealer, 192 Overgate.

Tennant, Charles & Co., merchants, 25 Cowgate , k. Glasgow.

Terry, Mrs, grocer, 94 Scouringburn ; h. 122 Scouiingburn. Theatre Royal, 15 Castle Street. Thain, H. W. and Co., rope and twine manufacturers, Bonnybank Road. Hebt. W., of H. W. Thain & Co., 17 Roseangle. James, merchant, Westfield Lane, Perth Road. John, merchant, shipowner, and agent, 1 Commercial Street h. 17 Roseangle. William S., of Paul and Thain, Westfield Lane.

Thiebault, Ch., merchant, 25 St Andrew's Street ; h. Glenagnes Cottage, Blackness Road.

Third, James B., of Westwood & Third ; k. 126 Murraygate. Thistle Operative Hall, 15 Union Street, C. D. Chalmers, 10 Castle Street, agent—James Foreman, resident officer. Thorn, William, staff-sergeant, pensioners, Dudhope Barracks. Thomas, surgeon, James M., CM., &c., dispensary 21 West Port ; h. 30 South Tay Street. 196 THO.

Thomas, John, chemist and druggist, 68 High Street ; h. third flat above. Thorns, Betsy, stoneware dealer, 153 Scouringhurn. George, shipmaster, 124 Seagate. George D., vice consul for the Netherlands, 29 Cowgate; Sea Craig, Newport. James, West Clepington. John, Dundee Arms Hotel, 7 Crichton Street.

P. H., 16 St Andrew's Place ; h. the Crescent. Thomas W., merchant, and district manager of the Northern

Assurance Company, 14 St Andrew's Place ; h. the Crescent. William, agent, Scottish Equitable Society, and Session

Clerk, Bank Court, 112 Seagate ; h. 36 Magdalen Yard Eoad. & Ritchie, clothiers, 47 High Street. Miss, 124 Seagate. Miss, Miln's Buildings, 146 Nethergate.

Thomson, Alexander, flesher, 50 Wellgate ; h. Calender Close, Murraygate, Alexander, of Durham and Thomson, Somerville Place. Alexander, mason, Shepherd's Loan, Perth Koad.

Alexander, clerk. Post Office ; h. Custom House Build- ings, Dock Street. Andrew, shoemaker, Stobswell Park. Arthur, confectioner, 22 Dudhope Crescent. Charles, grocer, 149 Perth Road.

David, spinner and manufacturer, Seafield Works ; h» Seafield Lodge, Magdalen Green.

Eev. Edward A., Free Church, Dudhope ; h. 137 Perth Road. George, timber measurer, 38 Gellatly Street.

George, gas inspector, 18 Castle Street ; h. li Seafield Lane, Perth Road. James, lapper, 13 Rosebank Road, James, tailor and clothier, 77 High Street. James, inspector, 86 Nethergate.

James, of Rae, Thomson, & Co. ; h. Balgarthno Parm. !' James, provision merchant. Eastern Trading Store, 61

Princes Street ; h. Dudhope Cottage, Lochee Road. James, tailor and clothier, Belmont Place, Hawkhill.

John, manufacturer, Seafield Works ; h. Seafield Lodge, Magdalen Green.

John, plumber and brassfounder. Church Lane ; ft. Town's property, foot of Union Street.

John, veterinary surgeon, Gellatly Street ; h. Muirhead, Lift.

John, manager to J. & P. Cameron ; h. Corn Court, 169 Seagate. ;

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Thomson, John, accountant, 1 Ferry Road. J. W., writer, National Bank Buildings, Reform Street h. Spring Bank, Arbroath Road.

Peter, collector for Dundee Gas Company ; h. 214 Perth Road. R., H., & Co., goldsmiths and dentists, 31 Reform Street. Robert, Maryfield.

Samuel C, corn merchant, 7 Shore Terrace ; h. Annfield House, Broughty Ferry.

William, clothier, 6 Reform Street ; h, 5 Reform Street.

"William G., engineer, Douglas Foundry ; h. 1 Laurel Bank. William, hairdresser, 2 Hawkhill. William, cowfeeder, 66 Blackness Road. Mrs David, lodgings, 35 Union Close, Nethergate. Mrs David, 46 Bucklemaker Wynd. Mrs Margaret, grocer, 51 Wellgate. Mrs Margaret, 12 Pennycook's Lane. Miss Mary, St Peter Street. Mrs Peter, 56 Blackscroft. Mrs, grocer, 99 Seagate. Miss, 25 King Street. Miss, matron, Industrial Schools, Ward Road, Thorburn, Samuel, spiritdealer, 12 Shore Terrace, and canteen keeper, Dudhope Barracks.

Thornton, Thomas, of Pattullo and Thornton ; A. 4 Dudhope Terrace. Mrs, cowfeeder, 34 Henderson's Wynd. Thow, James, 9 Bucklemaker Wynd. John, turner and toolmaker, 86 Seagate.

Thomas, writer, 66 High Street ; h. 5 Park Place. Todd, David, grocer, 20 Seafield Road.

James, manufacturer, 35 Cowgate ; h. Albert Street. John, Sydney Place.

( F. H., wine and spirit merchant, 177 Overgate. Thomas, draper, 25 Cowgate.

William, Royal Bank of Scotland ; h. Ford's Lane, Perth Road. William, traveller, 22 Peter Street. Mrs, Hawkhill Place, Perth Road. Miss J., spiritdealer, 132 Overgate.

Toner, John, furniture dealer, 47 and 49 Reform Street ; h. 7 Lind- say Street. Tosh, Alexander, seaman, Maxwell's Land, Dens Brae. Captain James, 72 Reid's Land, Bucklemaker Wynd. John, baker, 125 Perth Road. Margaret, dressmaker, Camperdown Court, Barrack Street.

Robert, shipowner, 17 Dock Street ; h. Newport. Tough, James, gardener. Logic Gardens. o 198 » TOW—WAL.

Townsend, Mrs, lodgings, 56 Hilltowa. Trades' Lane Calendering Co., finishers of linens, William Martin, junior, manager. Streets Trail, Anthony, shipping master, Custom House ; h. Church Broughty Ferry. Trinity House, 28 Yeaman Shore. Tullis, John, confectioner, 40 Murraygate. Miss, lodging-house keeper, 2 Willison Street.

Tulloch, John, hatter, 50 High Street ; h. South Lindsay Street. Mrs David, hat manufacturer, 65 Murraygate and 31 High

Street ; h. 1 Fenton's Close, Murraygate. h. Turnbull, George, merchant, 24 St Andrew's Place, Cowgate ; Perth. Hector, of Turnbull & Co., Seafield Terrace, Broughty Ferry. Thomas, late bleacher. West Mains. William, pawnbroker, 24 Crichton Street. & Co., cloth and yarn bleachers, yarn-millers, and calenderers, 41 St Andrew's Street, Claverhouse, and Trottick.

Tyrie, Alexander, plasterer, Meadow Road ; h. 45 Bell Street. Charles, grocer, 14 Hawkhill. Miss Jane, hotel-keeper, 12 Castle Street. Tyrell, James, grocer and spiritdealer, 18 Blackscroft.

A. Lane. Uke, Alex., clerk to John Caiman, shipbuilder ; 11 Rose George, of Dalgairns & Co., Rosebank. William, brewei", Hawkhill Brewery. Urquhart, Alex., hairdresser, 220 Qvergate. David, letter carrier, 37 Nethergate. William, sheriff and commissary clerk depute, Watt

Institution Buildings, Constitution Road ; h. 1 Bell Street.

Wm. & Sons, nurserymen and seedsmen, 16 Nethergate ;

Ji. Nursery House, Scouringburn. Miss, 86 Nethergate.

Valentine, James, engraver, stationer, lithographer, and photo-

graphic artist, 23 High Street ; h. 146 Perth Road. John, carter, 4 Small's Wynd. Miss, lodgings, Miln's Court, 48 Wellgate. Miss, teacher. Milne's Court, 48 Wellgate. Vass, John, grocer and spiritdealer, 107 Bucklemaker Wynd. Virtue, James S., publisher and bookseller, 2 High Street.

Waddell, John, late manufacturer, 133 Perth Road.

Wagner, Thomas, blacksmith. Bell Street ; h. 1 Dallfield Terrace.

Waldie, John, manager, Bank Mill ; h. Isles' Lane. Wales, Mrs, 125 Nethergate. WAL—WAS. 199

Walker, Charles, of Walker & Gloag, Broughty Ferry, Duncan, P., surgeon, li Meadow Street. George, broker, 27 Rosebank Street. Harry, of J. &H, Walker, Seacraig, Newport.

James, commission agent, 31 Reform Street ; h. 38 Castle Street. James, tailor, 73 High Street. James, flaxdresser, Temple Lane, West Port. James, of J. & H. Walker, Logie House.

John, coal merchant, Wilkie's Lane ; L 18 Bernard Street, J. P., shipmaster, 17 Vault. J. & H,, jute spinners and manufacturers, 131 Murraygate. Peter, tailor, 4 Ramsay Street, Lower Pleasance. Peter G., of J. & H. Walker, Logie House. Robert, slater, 53 King Street. T. & P., writers, 116 Seagate Thomas, of T. & P. Walker, Airlie Place. William, broker, 107 Hilltown.

William, wood merchant. Trades' Lane ; h. 56 St Andrew's Street. & Gloag, writers, 19 High Street. Mrs and Misses, East of Scotland Institution, for the board and education of young ladies, 31 Tay Street. Mrs D., lodgings, 38 Castle Street, Mrs R. S., 7 Strawberrybank. Mrs, lodgings, 61 Murraygate. Wallace, Alex., teacher of music, 19 High Street. David, gardener, 7 Paton's Lane. David, teacher, St John's School ; h. 36 Union Street, Maxweilton. James, lodging-house keeper, 43 Overgate. James, cabinetmaker, William Street, Scouringburn, J. & A. flaxdressers, Wishart Court, 112 Cowgate. William, of W. Wallace & Co. ; h. Coupar Angus. William & Co., linen merchants, 16 Trades' Lane. Mrs, 45 South Tay Street. Walls, Bernard, grocer, Todd's Land, Lillybank. John, broker, 14 Hawkhill.

Wanless, James, Seamen's Friendly Association, 6 Castle Court ; /;. Gardyne's Close, 42 Murraygate. William, cowfeeder, 294 Perth Road. Wann, William, cowfeeder, 10 Smithfield. Warden, Alexander J., accountant and insurance agent, 31 Meadow- h. side ; 8 King Street. Andrew, grocer and spiritdealer, 28 Union Street, Max- weiltown.

Wardrope, John, fruiterer, 18 Wellgate ; h. Strawberry Bank. Warnock, Mrs Robert, clothier, 15 and 16 Greenmarket.

Warrax, Francis R., Bank of Scotland : h. Mains Castle. SOD WAR—WAT.

Warren, Joseph, pianoforte tuner, 41 Eeform Street. Miss Marianne, pianist and teacher of music, 41 Eeform Street. Warrier, Mrs, dressmaker, 112 Scouringburn.

Watson, Alexander J., overseer, Ward Mill ; h. 1 Dudhope Crescent. David, linen merchant, 96 Cowgate. David M., mason, Dallfield Terrace. Ebenezer, spiritdealer, 12 Blackscroft.

James, clerk, Shore Dues Office ; A. 74 High Street. James, wine and spirit merchant, 76 Seagate; h. 9 Meadow Entry.

James, sculptor, Ward Eoad ; h. 13 Willison Street. James, tailor, 9 Hilltown.

John, junr., ironmonger, 21 High Street ; h. 7. Overgate.

John, gunmaker and cutler, 114 Murraygate ; h. Butchart's Close. John, blacksmith, Middle Street. John, grocer, 21 Eleuchar Craig.

John, tobacconist, 17 Murraygate ; A. 124 Seagate.

John, librarian. Watt Institution ; h. 35 Overgate.

Margaret, milliner, 44 Seagate ; h. 12 Blackscroft.

Patrick, silk mercer, 65 High Street ; A. 162 Nethergate. Peter, flaxspinner, 16 St Andrew's Street; h. 12 Craigie Knowe. Peter, mason, 19 Upper Pleasance. Eobert B., shipmaster, 6 Victoria Square.

Thomas, cabinetmaker, 162 Perth Eoad ; h. 57 do.

Thomas, manager, Ladywell Calander ; h. 5 Elisabeth Street.

William, watchmaker, 5 Castle Street ; h. Campbell's Close. W. N., teacher of music, 31 Eeform Street.

. Mrs Alexander, 109 Nethergate. Mrs, Elisabeth, 19 Murraygate. Mrs J., boarding-house keeper, 14 Barrack Street. Mrs, lodgings, 15 Bell Street. Miss, Spring Grove Cottage, Nethergate. Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 57 Perth Eoad. Miss, milliner, 44 High Street. Miss, dressmaker, 120 Scouringburn. Watt, James C., ship agent and superintendent of weighing, 4 Hunter Street.

James, jr., merchant, 13 Dock Street ; k. 130 Nethergate. James, spiritdealer, 32 Princes Street. Henry, mate, Morton's Square.

Matthew, manufacturer, Pleasance ; h. Lochee. Eobert, hairdresser, 71 King Street. Thomas, merchant, 13 Dock Street; h. 130 Nethergate. Mrs Thomas, 4 Windsor Place.

Mrs, grocer, 1 Pole Park Eoad ; h. Lochee. ;;

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Wears, John D., spiritdealer, 14 Fish Street ; h. 4 do. Webster, Adam, shipmaster, 43 Castle Street. Alexander, physician, 10 Shore Terrace. David, inspector, Cooper's Land, Blackscroft.

David, manufacturer, Lowden's Alley ; A. Hunter Street. David, coal-dealer, 228 Hilltown.

James, saddler, 14 Castle Street ; h. 20 do. James, general dealer, 20 Lower Pleasance. Eobert, merchant and commission agent, 40 Castle Street h. Emden House, Broughty Eerry.

William, manager, Hillbank Mill ; h. Hillbank Eoad. William, commission merchant, 29 Cowgate; ^.11 Nelson Street, Forebank. Mrs, tobacconist, 111 Nethergate. Mrs, lodgings, 4 Backlemaker Wynd. Miss, milliner, 72 Blackscroft.

Wehrle, Daniel, clockraaker, 36 Union Street ; h. 138 Murraygate. Welch, George, of Welch & Jack, 53 Cowgate. & Jack, ship agents, 15 and 52 Dock Street. Welsh, James M., of Nicoll & Welsh, 32 Constitution Road. West of England Fire and Life Insurance Office, Royal Exchange Buildings. West, David, locomotive superintendent, D. & P., & A. Rail. June.

Coy. ; h. Seabraes. J. & R., flour merchants, 38 Union Street. Westwood, Andrew, of Westwood & Third, 126 Murraygate. John, teacher of music, 23 Dudhope Crescent. St. Joseph, cabinetmaker, Long Wynd ; h. 25 Lindsay & Third, upholsterers, 77 Nethergate. Mrs, grocer, 6 Scouringburn. Whamond, Alexander, stoneware-dealer, 54 Blackness Road. James, shipmaster, Manor Place.

John, clerk, Euclid Street ; h. Mylnefield. White, Alexander, shipmaster, 9 Hilltown. George, of Keith, Connel, & Co., 130 Princes Street.

James, manager at Kinmond, Hill, & Luke's ; h. Powrie Lane.

John, grocer and spirit merchant, 4 Hawkhill ; 3 Craig St. Nicholas, auctioneer, 3 Thorter Row.

William, manager, Pole Park Mill ; h. Fleuchar Craig. William, grocer, 8 William Street, King Street. Whitehurst, Francis, furniture dealer, 34 and 36 South Tay Street h. 73 do.

Whitelaw, James, clothier, 36 Reform Street ; h South Lindsay Street. Whitson, Miss, 33 Tay Street. Whitsons, Misses, 57 Magdalen Green. Whittington, Mrs, lodgings, 17 Crichton Street. St. Whitton, Alexander, flesher, 107 Perth Road ; h. 1 Thomson 202 WHI—WIL.

Whittou, Alexander, grocer, 177 Hilltown. Francis, contractor, 71 Bell Street.

Francis, machine-maker, N. Tay Street ; h. Wilkie's Lane, James, late merchant, 33 Hilltown.

James, lathsplitter, Bell Street ; h. Ford's Lane.

James, goods manager, D., P., &, A. Eail. Coy, ; h. 125 Nethergate.

John, canvas manufacturer, 35 Hilltown ; h. 6 Duclhope Terrace. Thomas, feuar, Victoria Street. William, carter, 11 Albert Street, William, spiritdealer, 80 Overgate, Mrs, 4 South Tay Street. Mrs, 25 Hawkhill. Whyte, Alexander, carter, 13 Smithfield. Alexander, broker, 79 Overgate.

George D., joiner. Ward Road ; h. 146 Perth Road. William, baker, 31 Constitution Road. Mrs Robert, 2 Constitution Terrace. Mrs, lodgings, 20 Reform Street. Whytock, George S., of Whytock & Sons, 3 Victoria Street. John, of Whytock & Sons, 40 Cotton Road, Peter, of Whytock & Sons, 40 Cotton Road. & Sons, watchmakers, silversmiths, and jewellers, 46 High Street and 108 Overgate.

Wickham, Richard S., barrack master, Dudhope Barracks ; h. Westfield Lane.

Wight, Thomas, wireworker, 53 Nethergate j h. Perth. Wighton, Alexander, Whiteleys. A. J., grocer and spirit merchant, and dealer in musical

instruments, 7 Hilltown ; h. 9 do.

David, draper, 50 Hilltown i; h. 56 do. James, hairdresser, 186 Overgate, Robert, teacher, 10 Perth Road. Thomas, bookseller, 103 Bucklemaker Wynd.

William, grocer and spiritdealer, 1 Hilltown ; k. IQ Fore- bank Road, Mrs James, 110 Princes Street. Wild, Francis Joseph, watch and clockmaker, 21 Overgate. h. 14: New Inn Entry, Wilkie, Anne, dressmaker, 8 Victoria Square. Ann, milliner, 12 Stobswell Park. Samuel, innkeeper, 118 Murraygate. William, carter, Panmure Street. Mrs Alexander, lodgings. Union Close, 25 Nethergate. Mrs John, green grocer, 172 Hawkhill.

Will, Adam, pavier, Ward Street ; h. land 2, 1 Dudhope Crescents William, manufacturer, 14 Dudhope Street. Williams, Robert and Co., grate metal founders, Irvine Se[uare. ;

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Williamson, Alexander, baker, 141 Hilltown. Peter, brush manufacturer, 18 North Tay Street. & "Wilson, sbipsmiths, Victoria Dock. Thomas, of Williamson & Wilson, 52 Albert Street.

Misses, butter and egg merchants, 139 Hilltown ; L 11 Union Street, Maxwelltown. Willie, Oliver, mangle keeper, 43 Fish Street.

Wills, John, provision merchant ; land 16, 5 Dudhope Crescent.

David, brewer, Gilruth's Close ; h. 16 Hilltown. Eobert, grocer, Dudhope Crescent.

Wilson, Alex., smith and cartwright, Meadowside ; h. 36 High St, David, of Williamson and Wilson, 14 St Andrew's Street.

David, coal dealer, 44 Hilltown ; h. 70 do. David, shoemaker, 105 Blackscroft. David, eating house keeper, 60 Seagate.

Edward, upholsterer and carpet merchant, 29 Nethergate ; h 1 Panmure Terrace. James, spiritdealer, 2 Scouringburn. James, rope and rag merchant, 12 South Lindsay Street h. Magdalen Place. James, shipmaster, 48 Crescent Lane, Church Street. James, warehouseman. Tannage Court, 7 Cowgate.

Eev. James, Temple Lane U.P. Church ; h. 14 Union St.

James, silk dyer and cleaner, 36 High Street ; h. 6 Nethergate.

John, of Wilson & Co., music seller, 98b Nethergate ; L 31 Keform Street. John, of Wilson & Coupar, 14 Gellatly Street.

John, wai-per. Rose Lane Factory ; h. 19 Rosebank Road.

John, upholsterer, 29 Nethergate ; h. 1 Panmure Terrace. John, linen merchant, 59 Hilltown.

J. R., clerk, 29 Baltic Street ; h. 19 Hilltown. Moses, cowfeeder, 5 Elizabeth Street.

Moses, spiritdealer, 50 Ann Street ; h. 5 Elizabeth Street.

Robert, wright, Lilybank Foundry ; h. 110 Princes Street. Robert, baker, 21 Dudhope Crescent.

Robert, bookseller, 92 Murraygate ; h. 98 do. Samuel, spiritdealer, 1 Rose Street. William, confectioner, 91 and 32 Murraygate. William, clerk, 23 Nelson Street.

William, tobacconist, 33 Overgate ; h. 14 Barrack Street.

William, teacher, Speid's Close ; h. 6 High Street. William, boot and shoemaker, 22 Barrack Street. William, teacher, Meadow Entry.

Eev. William, Free St Paul's Church ; h. Union Terrace. & Coupar, cabinetmakers, Rodger's Close, 77 Overgate. Mrs, A., grocer, 179 Hilltown.

Mrs Jane, ladies' outfitter, 32 and 34 Nethergate ; h. 20 Union Street. 204 WIL—YOU.

Wilson, Mrs John, flesher, 12 Union Street ; h. 40 do. Miss Mary, dressmaker. Nelson Street. Mrs Thomas, grocer and spiritdealer, 1 West Port and 1

North Tay Street ; h. 45'South Tay Street. Mrs Elizabeth, fruiterer and egg merchant, top of Eeform Street. Mrs, grocer, 33 Union Street. Mrs, lodgings, 33 Seagate. Mrs, mangle-keeper, 10 Tindal's Wynd. Mrs, mangle-keeper, 136 Perth Road. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 63 Princes Street. Miss A., dressmaker, 136 Perth Road. Wingett, Thomas T., physician. Royal Asylum. Mrs, matron. Royal Asylum.

Winter, James, writer, 19 High Street ; A. 13 Thomson Srreet. James, tinsmith and gasfitter, ,76 Dudhope Wynd. Wishart, David, baker, 7 Dudhope Street. William, bootmaker, Campbell's Close, 74 High Street.

Mrs Andrew, grocer, 65 Cowgate ; h. Wellgate. Mrs E., grocer, 82 Cowgate. Mrs, grocer, 16 Joint Stock Buildings. Wordie, & Co., carriers, 178 Seagate. Worrall, George, hackle and gill maker, Blinshall Street; h. 28 Eleuchar Craig.

Wright, James, spiritdealer, 4 Green Market ; K 35 Exchange Street. James, spirit dealer, 140 Hawkhill. John, cowfeeder, Hospital Park. John, of Wright and Nelson, 6 St Andrew's Street.

John, spiritdealer, 1 Panmure Street ; A. 6 St Andrew's St.

Robert, clerk, 25 Cowgate ; h. 68 King Street. & Nielson, shipbrokers and chandlers, 4 Dock Street.

William, bottler, 80 Overgate ; A . 35 Upper Pleasance. Mrs, furnishing shop, 42 King Street. Mrs, 10 Tay Street. Misses P. & H., dressmakers and milliners, Westfield Lane. Wrongham, William, Baltic and insurance agent, 5 St Andrew's Street. Wybrants, Mrs, 6 Wellington Street. Wyllie, John, lapper, Dallfield Terrace. Mrs William, Roseangle Cottage. Mrs William, mangle-keeper, 19 Bell Street Lane. Wynd, John, jun., grocer, 30 Bucklemaker Wynd. John, foreman flaxdresser, 29 Upper Pleasance. John, carver, 32 Bucklemaker Wynd.

Yeaman, George, tea-dealer, 3 Wellgate ; h. 1 Meadow Street. James, fish curer, and provision merchant, 12 Horse

Wynd ; h. 103 Seagate.

Young, Alexander, spiritdealer, 23 Nethergete ; h. 56 Hilltowu. YOU—YUL. 205

Young, Alexander, draper, 158 Overgate ; h. S pence's Close.

Andrew, baker, 49 J^ethergate ; h. 53 do.

A. D., accountant, 7 Exchange Street ; h. 7 South Union Street. David, shipmaster, 27 Exchange Street.

David, waiter, Exchange Eooms ; h. 7 Exchange Street.

George, painter, 72 Seagate ; h. 74 Seagate.

James, shipowner, 43 Dock Street ; A. 23 St Andrew's St. James, confectioner and baker, 117 Nethergate; A. above.

James, agent, Wards Station ; h. 48 Crescent Lane. John, janitor. Seminary Bviildings. John, brewer, 150 Seagate. John, Wright, 45 Blackscroffc.

John B., teller, British Linen Co.'s Bank ; h. 2 Windsor Street.

J. S,, watchmaker and jeweller, 1 Castle Street; /*. 54 Seagate. John, & Sons, tailors and clothiers, 44 High Street. Ormond, boot and shoemakers, 48 Dudhope Street. Thomas, shipmaster, 13 Seafield Eoad. Thomas, spiritdealer, 58 Hilltown. William, jun., painter, 72 Seagate; h. 74 do.

William, painter, 72 Seagate ; h. 2 Craigie Terrace. William, grocer, C^Q Princes Sjreet. Mrs Elizabeth, spiritdealer, 20 West Dock Street. Mrs James, 11 William Street, Forebank. Mrs James, grocer, 144 Princes Street. ]\rrs Margaret, spiritdealer. Manor Place. Mrs Thomas, brewer and maltster, 11 Park Wynd. Mrs, 133 Perth Road. Miss, flesher, 24 Bucklemaker Wynd. Younger, Mrs Agnes, grocer, 20 Constitution Road, Y"ule, David, herbalist, 7 Park Wynd. George, mariner, 36 Princes Street. George, cork cutter, 8 Church Lane. James, tailor, 17 Scouringburn.

; Peter, gardener, Greenmarket ft. Coldside. . .;; 206 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

XV.—NAMES AND PROFESSIONS OF THE PRINCIPAL INHABITANTS OF DUNDEE,

Classified Alphabetically.

ACCOUNTANTS. Marshall Brown, 2 Meadow St. James Anderson, Royal Bank Wm. Brown & Co., 10 Reform Wm. B. Baxter, Town Chamber- Street lain's Office, High Street Jas. Butchart, 21 Castle Street John Colville, National Bank Edward Caird, Meadowside Pat. Dow, D. P. & L. Ship. Coy. Alex. Cameron, Panmure Street Jas. Henderson, 43 Castle Street Jas. Cant, 62 Barrack Street Henry& Chalmers, 61 Eeform St. Wm. Christie, 31 Exchange St. James Hill, 10 Bain Square Thos. Cook, 36 Nethergate John B. Lennox, Eastern Bank Robt. Copland & Co., 7 Shore Wm. M'Bean, 32 Castle Street Terrace Geo. Mackenzie, Dundee Bank Jas. Crichton, 11 Dock Street James Martin, British Linen Co. David Crighton, 1 Commercial James S. Mills, 10 High Street Street Wm. Myles, 11 Reform Street Wm. Davidson & Co., Victoria David Robertson, 10 Hiajh Street Dock G. H. RoUo, D. & A. Rail. Coy. Jas. Deuchars, 6 S. Union Street E. Erskine Scott, National Bank John Donaldson, 11 Dock Street Buildings, Reform Street David Duncan, jr., 3 New Inn Wm. Steven, 48 Reform Street Entry John Thompson, Bro. F. Road P. M. Duncan, 13 Dock Street Alex. J. Warden, 31 Meadowside Wm. Ellis, 21 Constitution Road A. D. Young, 7 Exchange Street Wm, Fairweather, jr., 5 Bain Square ALE AND PORTER MERCHANTS. Alston, Ferrie, & Co., 4 Com- James Carrie, Coldside mercial Street Dick & Fleming, 96 Murraygate George B. Eraser, 19 Dock St. William Paxton, 9 Vault Thos. Eyfe, Greenmarket David Petrie, 38 Seagate James Gellatly, 27 Overgate William Wright, 80 Overgate Wm. Gibson, E. P. & D. Railway Gray & Cay, 19 Dock Street AGENTS. Grierson, Russell, & Co., 29 Cow- John Adam, 62 Murraygate. gate Alexander Allan, 6 High Street James Hackett, Cowgate. Geo. Armitstead & Co., Panmure John Hardie, 3 West Dock St. Street G. K. narrower, 38 Castle St. Richard Baird, 13 Dock Street J. & J. Hunter, 6 Reform Street Thos. B. Blair, Rl. Ex. Buildings David Jack, 11 Dock Street Jas. Boyd, 19 Dock Street James Kennedy, 29 Greenmarket Samuel Brodie, 3 King Street James H. Kerr, 10 Dock Street Arthur Brown, 11 Dock Street Peter Kerr, 10 Dock Street NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 207

Geo. M. Kidd, 20 Cotton Eoad Wm. Sturrock, Morton's Square JohnLaing, 2 St Andrew's Street Taylor & Millar, 19 Dock Street Alex. R. Leask, 62 Barrack St. John Thain, 1 Commercial Street Alex. Lindsay, 34 Cowgate James Walker, 31 Reform Street John M. Lindsay, 7 Exchange St. Alex. J, Warden, 31 Meadowside Eobt. Livingston, 46 Reform St, Jas. C. Watt, 4 Hunter Street John D. Luke, 11 W. Dock St. Robert Webster, 40 Castle Street John Lyall, 31 Reform Street Welch & Jack, 15 & 52 Dock St. Robert Lyell, Yeaman Shore Wm. Wrongham, 5 St Andrew's Dvd. M'Kenzie, 9 Shore Terrace Street M'Laren & Anderson, 12 Ex- James Young, D. P. & A. Railway change Street Wm. Martin, j'iin., Royal Ex- APOTHECARIES, CHEMISTS, AND change Buildings. DRUGGISTS. Jas. S. Marshall, 18 St Clement's R. Cochrane, 127 Murraygate Lane. David Greig, 17 High Street Wm. Marshall, 1 & 2 Meadowside Hamilton & Hardie, 69 High St, John Mason, jun., 12 Dock St. J. I. Hillocks, 109 Perth Road Wm. Methven, 31 Castle Street David H, Eerrier, 46 Wellgate James Miller & Son, 8 Bain Sqr. Wm. Job son, 82 Murraygate R. A. Miller, Panmure Street. William Laird, 30 West Port Wm. Miller, 15 Yeaman Shore Geo. B, Mackay, 47 Scouringbrn. Chas. Mills, 23 St Andrew's St. Peter Mudie, 100 Murraygate Monnich & Quosbarth, 24 Dock William Murdoch, 45 Overgate Street Frederick C. Parker, Nethergate John Murray, 6 Murraygate Paul & Company, 112 Hawkhill John Myles,'20 Dock Street David Russell, 1 High Street Thos. Neish, Peter's Court Thos. B. Spence, 5 Crichton St. D. B. Niven, 23 Castle Street John Thomas, 68 High Street Andrew Ogilvie, 21 Castle Street James Paul, 4 Panmure Street ARCHITECTS & CIVIL ENGINEERS. David Petrie, 178 Seagate Robert Davidson, Town Survey- John Purves, 2 High Street or's Office Jas. Ramsay, sen., 44 High St. Charles Edward, 31 Reform St, C. G. L. Revel, 67 Murraygate. John Z. Kay, 43 Reform Street Chas. Ritchie, Royal Exchange J, & W. Maclaren, 30 Reform St. Buildings Charles Ower, Custom House P. D. Ritchie, 2 Dock Street Buildings, Geo. Schleselman, 19 Peter St. David Pitkethly, 65 Bro. Ferry David Scott, 19 Dock Street Road, E. Erskine Scott, National Bank Hugh Robertson, 73 High Street. Buildings, Reform Street James Sampson, 68 Blackscroft. Scott & Bell, 23 Cowgate William Scott, 4 Reform Street. P. H. Thoms, 16 St Andrew's Pic. Silvester Smith, 5 Bain Square. ARTISTS, PORTRAIT PAINTERS, AND James Soot, 25 Cowgate. PHOTOGRAPHISTS. Wm. C. Stephen, 44 High Street James Cramb, Victoria Square. Robert Stewart, Meadowside Thomas Low, 42 Reform Street Wm. Strong, 20 Dock Street Wm. Lowden, 21 Elizabeth St. 208 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

George M'Gillivray, 9 Tay Street Mrs C. Preston, 100 and 102 Lane. Scouringburn John A. Stewart, 63 Nethergate —— Gardyne, 44 Murraygate James Valentine, 23 High St Miss Harris, 4 Nethergate J. Hood, 156 Princes Street AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS. John Hood, 34 Dudhope Street John C. Bell, 7 Cowgate. David Hume, 40 Castle Street John Bradford, Greenmarket. Jas. A. Jobson, George's Place Brodie and Harris, 57 Keform Andw. Kiddie, 9 Hawkhill Street Jas. H. Kilgour, 93 Murraygate D. B. Brown, west end of High J. Lorimer, 1 Bucklemaker Wyd. Street John Love, 18 Seagate. Jaraes Fraser, 10 Crichton St John M'Dougall, 11 Barrack St. E. Dodds Keith, 10 High Street G. M'Dougall, 46 Overgate. James S. Marshall, 18 St Cle- David M'Gavin, 160 Hawkhill ment's Lane Mrs Macdonald, 3 Greenmarket William Methven, 31 Castle St. C. Mailer, 4 St Clement's Lane Rae, Thomson, and Co., 8 Over- Mrs Matthew, 32 Ann Street gate Wm. Maxwell, Gellatly Street Alexander Scott, 59 Reform St. John May, 5 Cowgate David Stormonthj 40 Union St. Alex. Milne, 11 Hilltown Nicholas Whyte, 3 Thorter Row Jas. Milne, 11 Scouringburn Jas. Mollisou, 53 Fish Street AVERAGE STATERS. Wm. Mudie, 24 Hilltown (see Directory page 17.) Jas. Nicoll, 1 Scouringburn Jas. Owler, 47 Bell Street BAKERS. Jas. Petrie, 117 Murraygate Peter Anderson, 66 Nethergate Thos. Rait, 10 Overgate D. W. Baxter, 55 Wellgate Robt. Reid, 114 Princes Street Mrs Beattie, 4 Blackscroft Alex. B. Robb, 15 West Port John Black, 5 Lindsay Street Joseph Robertson, 15 Upper David Buchan, 79 Perth Road Pleasance George Butchart, 64 Wellgate John Sandeman, George's Street, David H. Christie, 27 Scouring- Hilltown burn] David Shepherd, 115 Hilltown William Cleghorn, 75 Overgate John A. Small, 41 Hawkhill James Condie, 204 Seagate John Smith, 11 Seagate Charles Cooper, 54 Blackscroft Adam Summers, 167 Hawkhill Mrs Couper, 36 Princes Street John Taylor, 73 King Street John Crighton, 26 Perth Road John Tosh, 125 Perth Road John Croll, 85 Murraygate W. Whyte, 31 Constitution Road William Denholm, 55 Murray- Alex. Williamson, 141 Hilltown^ gate R. Wilson, 21 Dudhope Crescent Francis Dick, 61 Hilltown David Wishart, 7 Dudhope Street J. & C. Duncan, 31 Hilltown Andw. Young, 49 Nethergate John Durkie, 188 Seagate John Elder, 60 Scouringburn BANKERS. Alex. Forrester, 101 Nethergate David Anderson, Royal Bank and 2 Panmure Street Chas. W. Boase, Dundee Bank NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 209

Geo. C. Boase, Dundee Bank BLEACHERS. Jas. Christie, Britisli Linen Co. Cargill & Co., 21 St Andrew's St. John Henderson, National Bank Daniel Drimmie & Co., 16 Cow- Robt. Millar, Dundee Bank gate. Wm. Miller, Bank of Scotland John M'Intyre, 1 St Andrew's Duncan Sidey, Eastern Bank Street John Symers, British Linen Co. Chas. Norrie& Sons, 29 Meadow- John Sturrock, jr., Savings Bank side Turnbull & Co., 41 St Andrew's BASKETMAKEES. Street. David L'eland, 26 Overgate. W. Ireland, 18 Murraygate BLOCK, MAST, AND PUMP-MAKERS. David Morris, 82 Nethergate Thos. Clark, 23 Dock Street James Nicoll, 51 Overgate BELL-HANGERS. Robt. Taylor, King William's Wm. Burns, Albert Court Dock Chas. Dickie, 19 & 21 Barrack Street. BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND John Edgar, 132 Murraygate BOOKBINDERS. Alex. Gibb, 39 Small's Wynd Those marked * are Bookbinders. Mrs Adam, 11 Lindsay Street BLACKSMITHS. *James Alexander, 17 Overgate David Aimer, 9 Hilltown A. G. Anderson, 45 Murraygate Wm. Aiken, 19 Overgate Blackie & Son, 31 Reform Street Shepherd Brown, Irvine Square William Blair, 40 Wellgate John Cooper, Douglas Street *James B. Brechin, 7 Castle St. John Edgar, PuUar's Close Henry Brown, 45 High Street Robt. Edward, 74: Blackscroft J. Brown, 22 Dudhope Crescent Douglas Foote, Mason Lodge William Burness, 81 Hilltown Close David Burt, 88 Nethergate Wm. Eoote, 9 Ann Street *Charles D. Chalmers, 10 Castle Peter Gibson, 3 Gellatly Street Street and 79 High Street J. & D. Lawson, 7 Meadow Peter Chalmers, 105 Hilltown Entry Prancis Dick, 36 King Street and John Lennox, 20 Hilltown 62 Wellgate Peter Low, 3 Ann St., Hillbank Thomas Donaldson, 16 West Port David Melville, 5 Watson's Lane David Dron, 5 Castle Street John Monro, Barrie's Square *John Duncan, 6 High Street John M'Ewan, Session Street •Durham & Thomson, 49 High Alex. M'Intosh, 12 West Wynd Street Wm. M'Intyre, 16 Kirk Entry *Wm. Forsyth, 76 Overgate Wm. Nicoll, 5 Speid's Close George Eraser, 82 King Street Wm. Rae, 8 Willison Street A. Pullarton & Co., 35 Union Stirton & Gibson, New Inn Street Entry George Girdwood, 17 Reform St. Thos. Wagner, Bell Street James Gordon, 40 Hawkhill John Watson, Constable Street James Graham, 163 Overgate Alex. Wilson, Meadowside and 46 Scouringburn William Grubb, 8 Scouringburn 510 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

Jas. I. Hillocks, 109 Perth Eoad J. & M. Crawford, 58 Overgate David Hunter, 14 Seafield Road J. M. Crosson, 48 Murraygate Robt. Langlands, Reform Street David Curtis, 196 Hilltown London Printing & Publishing John David, 58 Blackscroft Co., 62 Barrack Street David Davidson, 6 West Dock John Louden. 23 Wellgate Street *W. & J. Middleton, 64 High James Davie, 6 Hospital Park Street and 25 Cowgate John Davie, 2 Temnle Lane A. P. Reid & Son, Top of W. & T. Dick, 48 Barrack St. Murraygate John Downie, 181 Hilltown Fred. Shaw, 35 Reform Street James Duncan, 45 Cotton Road *John Sime. 4 & 6 Cowgate Michael Duncan, 59 Princes St. Alexander Simpson, 17 Wellgate Robert Eadie, 25 Overgate *Andrew Slater, 61 Wellgate James Graham, 3 Ann Street, A. M. Stephen, 9 High Street Hillbank *H. P. Strachan, 71 and 74 High George Handyside, 35 High St. Street William Heigh, 5 Wellgate J. Valentine, 23 High Street John Hutchison, 15 Reform St. J. S, Virtue, 2 High Street Andrew Hutchison, 53 West Thos. Wighton, 23 Bucklemaker Port. Wynd John Inches, 24 Barrack Street Robert Wilson, 92 Murraygate John Jackson, 58 Murraygate David Jamie, 10 Barrack Street BOOT & SHOEMAKEES & DEALERS. David Johnstone, 29 Gellatly St. William Abbot, 4 Constitution St. Thomas Keith, 63 Wellgate W. & J. Adam, 71 Seagate George Kidd, 34 Constitution James Aird, 7 Union Street Road Samuel Alexander, 46 Hilltown Ivory L. Kidd, 30 Barrack St. Peter Allan, 25 Hilltown Alex. Lawson, 63 Perth Road Geo. Anderson, 96 Princes Street John Learmonth, 53 Murraygate W. Baillie & Co., 41 Murraygate John Logic, 32 Overgate Alex. Balfour, 74 Overgate Alex. Low, 56 Gellatly Street James Balfour, 35 Exchange St. David Low, 24 Dallfield Walk Alex. Barrie, 58 Overgate Peter M'Kay, 33 Murraygate John Braik, 158 Scouringburn John M'Lean, 38 High Street Andrew Brown, St Peter's Street John M'Lean, 48 Bucklemaker Robert Brown & Son, 1 Crichton Wynd Street John M'Nicoll, 97 Nethergate John Bruce, 15 Barrack Street Thomas Marr, 11 James' Street, Alex. Chalmers, 50 Bucklemaker Maxwelltown Wynd Thomas Mill, 33 Bucklemaker Andrew Chalmers, 148 Hilltown Wynd William Chalmers, 51 Buckle- John Morris, 7 Barrack Street maker Wynd Alex. Murray, 172 Seagate W. J. Chisholm, 93 Nethergate William Nicoll, 29 West Port Charles Christie, 51 Nethergate Joseph Normell, 162 Overgate David Connacher, 284 Perth Rd. James Oswald, 42 Dens Road David Cramb & Son, 72 Nether- Joseph Oswald, 55 Nethergate gate. Peter Owler, 51 Bell Street NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 211

John Petrie, Coldside John ISTeish, 86 Blackscroft Thos. Petrie, 157 Scouringburn Neil Ross, Joint Stocks James Ritchie, 43 Overgate William lire, Hawkhill Brewery James Robb, 39 West Port George Whitton, 28 King Street Alex. Robertson, 200 Overgate David Wills, Dudhope Street James Robertson, 28 Hawkhill John Young, 150 Seagate Edward Rowan, 157 Overgate Mrs T. Young, 11 Park Wynd David Scott, 40 High Street Thomas Scott, 38 Murraygate BROKERS. Thomas Scott, 18 Hunter Street Mary Agnew, 207 Overgate William Scott, 4 Wellgate and 67 David Anderson, 111 Scouring- Overgate burn John Sharp, Belmont Place, 122 Mrs Blyth, 6 Blackness Road Hawkhill Mrs Chapel, 131 Scouringburn Andrew Smith, 63 Murraygate William Conlin, 127 Cowgate David Smith, 37 Murraygate Edward Cornwall, 109 Overgate John Smith, 21 Hilltown Andrew Docharty, Nicol's Close, George Soutar, 50 Reform Street Greenmarket. Thomas Soutar, 34 Overgate James Dufifus, 23 Hunter Street Spence and Kerr, 4 Crichton St. P. & B. Eagan, 74 Cowgate Charles Stewart, 47 Murraygate Mrs Edward, 6 Bucklemaker James Stewart, Rankin's Close, Wynd top of Murraygate Mrs J. Fleming, 161 Scouring- Wm. Strachan, 26 Barrack St. burn John Tarbat, 87 Perth Road John Gallagher, 241 Overgate Andrew Thomson, 6 Stobswell Mrs Grieve, 64 Scouringburn Park E. Hunter, 14 Blinshall Street N. White, 64 Overgate John Johnstone, 194 Hawkhill Robert Williamson, 12 Commer- John Kelly, 9 Lindsay Street cial Street, Maxwelltown Alexander Low, 5 Bell Street David Wilson, 105 Blackscroft Michael M'Carty, 73 Cowgate William Wilson, 22 Barrack St Wm. M'Culloch, 203 Overgate Wm. Wish art, Campbell's Close Peter M'Ginnes, 133 Overgate High Street George M'Nab, 13 Bucklemaker Ormond Young, 48 Dudhope St. Wynd. Aw. M'Pherson, 144 Overgate BEASSFOUNDERS. James M'Sorley, 19 Hawkhill (see Plumbers.) Peter Mallan, 123 Overgate John Ogilvie, 136 Scouringburn BREWERS. Mrs O'Hara, 13 Hunter Street Misses A. & J. Anderson, 10 Isaac Peterkin, 113 Overgate. Nethergate James Reid, 68 Hilltown Mrs Ballingall, Plsnce. Brewery Joseph Robb, 76 & 80 Cowgate Joseph Brown, 56 King Street John Robertson, 7 Tally Street J. Hill, Matthew's Close, Over- John Roney, 143 Overgate gate Mrs Scott, 21 Gellatly Street James Lamb, 24 Wellgate David Small, 240 Hawkhi'l James Naughion, Star Brewery, Bernard Smith, 10 Ann Street, Perth Road Maxwelltown. 213 NAMES ANB PROFESSIONS.

George Smith, 13 Dudhope St. Robert Sheach, 85 Blackscroft Eobert Soutar, 156 Overgate Jas. Simpson, 26 Taylor's Lane, James Stark, 21 Bucklemaker Perth Road Wynd. Sturrock and SherriiF, top of Re- Mrs Stewart, 152 Overgate form Street John Toner, 47 & 49 Reform St. Swinton and Eraser, 101 Cowgate George Walker, 27 Rosebank St. John Taylor, Seafield Road Wm. Walker, 107 Hilltown John Walls, 14 Hawkhill CABINETMAKERS, WRIGHTS, AKD Francis Whitehurst, 34 and 36 JOINERS. South Tay Street W. & G. Abbot, 123 Mnrraygate Alex. Whyte, 79 Overgate Charles Alexander, Bell Street Jn. Alexander, 12 Ireland's Lane BRUSHMAKERS. James Allan, Kirk Entry Cook and Son, 44 Barrack Street David Anderson, 82 Taylor's Ln. William Minto, St Salvator's David Anderson, 154 Nethergate Close, 13 Overgate Erancis Anderson, 2 Baltic St. Charles Nicholson and Son, 6 Jas. Anderson, 5 Craig Street Castle Street John Anderson, Albert Street Peter Williamson, 18 N. Tay St. John Anderson, 152 Hilltown Anderson & Chalmers, 10 Ber- BUILDERS. nard Street Alex. Annan, Downfield Robert Balfour, 31 Overgate Alex. Beattie, 290 Perth Road David Batchelor, 33 & 37 Bar- John Buist, Kemback Place, 30 rack Street Arbroath Road Archibald Beats, 9 Mid Street John Caird, Douglas Street Robert Bell, 24 Union Street Andrew Cameron, 37 P. P. Road Alex. Boyd, Key's Close John Clark, 32 Ann Street, Max- Alex. Butter, Park Lane welltown Clark & Cable, Long Wynd. John Croll, 1 Bellfield Lane, Peter Craigie, 127 Hawkhill Hawkhill David Craik, 10 Hospital Park Geo. Haggart, Euclid Street Robt. Davidson, Nelson Street Alex. Hean, Laurel Bank, Con- Wm. Elder, 112 Murraygate stitution Road Alex. Esplin, 61 Murraygate Dav. Hean, Small's Lane, Small's John Eairweather, 63 Reform St. Wynd James Eai'mer, 10 Church St. Keith, Connel & Co., Albert St. Finlay & Grant, Euclid Crescent David Kidd and Sons, West Bell John Findlison, Craigie Knowe Street Jas. Foggie, 9 St Roque's Lane Thomas Mair, 8 Strawberry Bnk. Wm. Peggie, Wishart Court William Maclaren, 12 Park Lane, Wm. Hay, 79 Seagate West Port Peter Henderson, 48 Wellgate David Mortimer, Victoria Street Wm. Hepburn, 7 N. Tay Street David Robertson, Meadowside Alex. Imlay, 20 Queen Street William Robertson, 8 Union J. Ireland, 4 South Lindsay St. Street John Ireland, 7 Ireland's Lane William Scollay, Euclid Crescent Kinnear & Smith, 10 Temple Andrew Scott, 22 Constable St. Lane NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 213

James Knight, 48 "Wellgate C. Norrie & Sons, 29 Meadowside Alexander Lindsay, 7 Ann Street W. Shaw & Sons, Queen Street James Lindsay, Kirk Entry Smith & Keay, Ladywell D. Livingstone, 3 Elizabeth St. Strachan, Kinmond, & Co., 104 James Low, Eenton's Close Cowgate. David M'Conochie, Bell Street Trades' Lane Calendering Co., G. M'Donald, 18 Union Street Trades' Lane John M'Glashan, King Street J. M'Lean, North Lindsay Street CAMB BUILDERS. Donald M'Nicoll, Meadowside Mrs Dall, 8 Meadow Entry James Matthevv^, 10 Hawkhill David Guild, 34 Ann Street Adw. Methven, 40 Rosebank St. George Guild, 6 Elizabeth Street Atkman Miller, South Tay Street Mrs A. Hill, 5 Bell Street John Miln, 95 Perth Eoad James Proctor, 27 Overgate William Mitchell, 54 Cowgate Mrs Stewart, 7 Mid Wynd James Moncrieff, Methodist Close Murdoch & Crook, Ward Road CARRIERS, William Murray, 32 Mid Wynd fSee Directory, pages 25 Sf 26.J Robt. Nicoll, 14 Commercial St. William Philip, 20 Watt Street CARVERS AND GILDERS. William Philip, jr.. Bell Street Jas. Anderson, 103 Nethergate David Preston, 96 Hawkhill. George Black, 70| High Street James Ramsay, 42 Blackscroffc James Hutton, King William's William Ramsay, Speed's Close Dock A, Robertson, 42 Murraygate Peter Miller, 13 Willison Street George Roger, Hawkhill Thos. Murray, Albert Court Peter Sanderson, 11 Tally Street Robert Stivens, 64 Nethergate Andrew Scott, 22 Constable St. Wm. Stewart, 3 Panmure Street David Shepherd, Meadowside J. Sime, 3 King William's Dock CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. William Smellie, 37 Long Wynd (See Apothecaries.) Andrew Smith, 100 b., Nethergate Charles Smith, 8 Queen Street CHIMNEY SW^EEPERS. T. & A. Smith, 43 Nethergate Chas. Dye, 3 Henderson's Wynd J. Stephen, 38 Bucklemaker Wd. James Dye, 222 Overgate Alexander Sti'achan, Mid Wynd John Dye, St Peter Street T. Watson, 162 Perth Road Robert Dye, 24 Mid Wynd James Wallace, William Street, Jas. Morrison, 77 Overgate Scouringburn Joseph Westwood, Long Wynd CHINA, CHRYSTAL, AND STONE- George D. Whyte, Ward Road WARE DEALERS, Alexander Wilson, Meadowside Alex. Adams, 206 Perth Road John Young, 15 Blackscroft Jas. Alexander, 97 Princes St. Wilson & Coupar, Roger's Close, Wm. Alexander, 2 Ann Street, 77 Overgate Hillbank Mrs Bannerman, 130 Perth Road CALENDERERS. W. Borland, 38 Hawkhill Cowgate Calendering Co., 60 John Bradford, Greenmarket Cowgate. Alex. Brymer, 75 Wellgate 214 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

Alex. Brymer, jr., 180 Hawkhill James Benny, 7 Wellgate Mrs Cox, 17 James' Street David Campbell, 28 West Port David Crichton, 5 Hilltowa W. W. Cooper, 7 & 9 Reform St. Peter David, jr., 151 Hilltown John Coupar, 94 King Street Robert Elder, 92 Hawkhill Elizabeth Couper, 26 Ann St. Wm. Fernie, 64 Hawkhill James Craig, 99 Hilltown and Mrs Robt. Gilbert, 198 Seagate 71 MuiTaygate Edward Grant, 157 Hawkhill John Creswick, 118 Nethergate Mrs Herd, 30 Wellgate David Crighton & Co., 32 & 34 Mrs Isabella Macgregor, 107 Reform Street Princes Street. John Crowlie, 27 Perth Road Daniel Mackenzie, 93 Perth Rd. William Crowlie, 16 Princes St. Mrs Thos. Menzies, 20 West John J. Deas, 99 Murraygate Port Dewar & Christie, 119 Murray- Mrs Phillip, 4 Hospital Park gate Helen Reid, 20 Union Street, E. F. Dickinson & Co., 39 Reform Maxv/ellto wn Street Jas. Robb, 48 Hilltown J. M. Easson, 12 West Port J. & W. Smith, 17 & 19 Castle David Fairweather, 173 Sconr- Street. ingburn Ann Storrier, 156 Hawkhill Miss Fairweather, 10 Cowgate Betsy Thorns, 153 Sconringburn James Farquharson, 2 Seagate Alex. Whamond, 54 Blackness James Farquharson. 84 Nether- Road gate Patrick Fay, 49 and 53 Scouring- CHRONOMETER MAKERS. burn Peter A. Feathers, 26 Dock St. Jas. Flanagan, 48 Greenmarket Thomas Low, 7 Overgate Joseph Fleming 15 Overgate Jas. Rattray, 102 Nethergate H. Gavine, 150 Murraygate Wm. Gellatly,26 & 28 Nethergate CITY MISSIONARIES. Alex. Graham, 54 Meadow^side Andrew Barclay, West Wynd John, Grieve, 8 Hunter Street James B. Johnstone, 25 Consti- Henderson Brothers, 45 Reform tution Road Street lilalcolm M'Lean, 28 Welling- Hunt Brothers, 76 High Street ton Street John Jamieson, 29 Reform St. Henry MoncriefF, 169 Seagate Peter Laird, Morrison's Court George Ramsay, 32 Albert Street William Lawrie & Co., Trades' Hall Buildings CLERGYMEN. Miss Janet Leith, 32 Hawkhill (/See Directory, pages 40-43. John Lennox, 5 Nethergate M. A. Levy, 73 & 74 High Street CLOTHIERS, DRAPERS, AND Robert Lindsay, 20 Ann Street MERCERS. John M'Glinchy, 179 Overgate Mrs Allan, 29 Wellgate Hugh M'Mahon, 151 Overgate Mrs Bell, 96 Sconringburn Mrs M'Rostie, 116 Hawkhill Mrs Barbara Butchart, 52 Well- Alex. M'Walter, 12 Reform St gate Mrs Robert Martin, 22 and 24 Arthur Begg & Son, 20 High St. Albert Street NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 215

Andrew Milne, 1 Hawkhill Jas. Chapman, 22 King Street Alex. Mitchell, 2 & 4 West Port Robt. Clark & Son, 17 Buckle- Moon Laiiglands & Co., 40 maker Wynd. Nethergate, 10 Union Street, David Crofts, 16 West Dock St. and 23 West Port John Davidson, Bell Street Misses Morison and Scrymgeour, Wm. Davidson & Co., Victoria 71 Wellgate Dock Jas. Morton, 1 Queen Street John Dorward, 189 Overgate P. & P. Muirhead, 26 Reform St Alex. Dow, Wallace's Pend James Neish, 7 James' Street Francis Dundee, 218 Hilltown W. H. Nell, 14 Reform Street Wm. Eadie, 15 Dock Street Thos. Ness, 35 West Port John Ford, 18 Fenton Street and Nicoll & Welsh, 16 Reform St. Yeaman Shore Geo. & Jas. O'Farrell, 249 Over- David Gibson, 33 Seagate gate and 2 and 14 Tay Street Geo. Hutchison, 3 Crescent Lane Betsy Peacock, 55 South Tay St. Chas. Low, Trades' Lane Geo. Petrie, 24 Princes Street John Low, Reform Street Andrew Robertson, 128 Murray- Samuel M'Farlane, 14 Temple gate Lane Wm. Robertson, 41 Burnhead John M'Lean, Yeaman Shore Mrs Robertson, 47 Hawkhill John S. Miller, 16 Dock Street Thos. Russell, 23, 25, and 27 Moutter Mitchell, 5 Temple Lane Reform Street R. A. Miidie, 8 Butcher Row Geo. Scott, 72 Wellgate Thos. M uir, Yeaman Shore Wm. Scrymgeour, 80 Nethergate Thos. Nicholson, 32 Castle St. Isabella Shepherd, 78 Hilltown Geo. Ower, 9 Ann Street John Simpson, 56 Wellgate Henry Paton, Yeaman Shore Jas. Spence & Co., 20, 22, and 24 John Spink, jr., Yeaman Shore Reform Street Chas. Strachan, 200 Hilltown Wm. Spence, 32|- Ann Street John Walker, Wilkie's Lane. Wm. Thomson, 6 Reform Street David Webster, 228 Hilltown Thos. Todd, 25 Cowgate David Wilson, 44 Hilltown Mrs Robt. Warnock, 15 and 16 Greenmarket. COFFEE-HOUSE KEEPERS. Patrick Watson, 65 High Stre,et (See Directory, page 30.J James Whitelaw, 36 Reform St. David Wighton, 50 Hilltown CONFECTIONERS. John Wilson, 59 Hilltown Geo. R. Baxter & Son, 4;; Alex. Young, 158 Overgate Mnrraygate Mrs Bonthron, 34 Scouringburu COACHBUILDERS. James Bute, 14 Crichton Street Thos. Cuthbert, Meadow Road and Princes Street Lewis M'Kenzie, 35 Barrack St. James Chapman, 121 Mnrraygate Walter M'Lachlan, 134 Nether- William Cleghorn, 75 Overgate gate G. H. Cummings, 176 Overgate James Forbes, 119 Hilltown COAL MERCHANTS & DEALERS. James Frier, 101 Murraygate jreo. Anderson, Candle Lane George Henry, 63 Wellgate A-lfred Baxter, Laing Street J. Keiller & Son, 1 Castle Street 316 >^AMES AND PROFESSIOIJS.

W. Keiller, 8 Nethergate James Scott, Stewart's Court,' Thomas Lamb, 54 Reform Street Seagate John Low, 9 Ovei'gate and 81 Nethergate. COPPERSMITHS. Mrs Jas. Low, 124 Nethergate Low & Batchelor, 33 Dock Street Mrs M'Ewan, 20 Scouringburn John Barnie, King William's Charles MTarlane, 23 Dudhope Dock. Crescent Samuel M'Quattie, 52 Hawkhill CORK-CUTTERS. Forbes Marshal, 99 Nethergate J. Easson & Son, 28 Barrack and 2 Wellgate Street James Millar, 10 Scouringburn Peter Fraser, 42 Seagate. John Myles, 197 Overgate Sylvester M'Nab, 7 Vault. A. P. Reid and Son, Top of George Yule, 8 Church Lane Murraygate William Reid, 75 Hilltown CORN MERCHANTS. Alex. Robertson, 24 West Port John Aymer, 15 Dock Street James Robertson, 73 Hilltown J. Bogie, 29 Exchange Street Robertson & Co., 8 Reform Street A. H. Brown, West Ward Flour flames Simpson, 242 Overgate Mills Thomas Smith, 36 Hawkhill James Carmichael, 27 Overgate William Smith, 19 Wellgate John Cooper, 36 Castle Street John Stewart, 104 Scouringburn T. Drummond & Co., 30 Castle Arthur Thomson, 22 Dudhope Street Crescent Gordon Brothers, 28 Castle St. John TuUis, 40 Murraygate Jas. Harris, Shore Terrace William Wilson, 32 and 91 Wra. Harris, 8 Shore Terrace Murraygate. Geo. K. narrower, 38 Castle St. J. Young, 117—119 Nethergate Geo. H. Hill, Morrison's Court J. Melville, 29 Exchange Street CONTRACTORS. M'Laren & Anderson, 12 Ex- Richard Baird, 13 Dock Street change Street Robert Henderson, Maryfield James Ronald, 8 Dock Street J. M'Intosh, 18 Small's Wynd Samuel C. Thomson, 7 Shore J. M'Lauchlan, 36 Cotton Road Terrace J. & G. Mitchell, 19 Meadowside and Seagate COWPEEDERS & DAIRY KEEPERS. Peter Robertson, Candle Lane John Adam, 106 Seagate Wm. Robertson, 8 Union Street Peter Adam, Dudhope Street Robert Taylor, Pan mure Terrace John Alexander, Coldside Francis Whitton, 71 Bell Street Jas. Anderson, 1 Union Place, Perth Road COOPERS. Isaac Barclay, 241 Hilltown David Craig, 10 Hospital Park James Barrie, Coldside James Galloway, 44 Tindal's Mrs Batchelor, 89 Bucklemaker Wynd, and 39 King Street Wynd William Jack, 68 Princes Street Miss E. Baxter, Strawberrybank J. Morris, 88 and 90 Overgate Alex. Boyack, Fairmuir George Oman, 5 Gellatly Street William Brown, St Peter Stre^ NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 217

William Brown, 67 Carolina Port David Stratton, Coldside John Calder, 10 Kosebank Eoad John Stratton, 37 Bucklemaker Daniel Callen, Top of Brown Wynd Street Wm. Thomson, 67 Blackness Rd. James Cathro, 20 Hawkhill Mrs Thornton, 34 Henderson's John Clark, 63 Bucklemaker Wynd Wynd Wm.' Wanless, 294 Perth Road Wm. Cochran, 15 Smithfield Wm. Wann, 10 Smithfield Mrs Dryden, North Lawtown Moses Wilson, 5 Elizabeth St. John Duncan, 28 Kosebank St. John Wright, Hospital Park John FyfFe, Fairrauir Toll Wm. Gilbraith, 20 Dens Road CUTLERS AND GUNSMITHS. John Guthrie, 14 Park Entry Wm. M'Gregor, 2 Murraygate Jean Hutchison, 28 Guthrie St. Paton & Walsh, 31 Union Street Mrs Ireland, 7 Cotton lload John Watson, 114 Murraygate Wm. Kinnes, 20 Smithfield John Lindsay, Hospital Park DEXTISTS. David Low, Smithfield Walter Campbell, 105 Nethergate John Lowden, 136 Hilltown Robt. Donaldson, 19 Meadowside Catherine Luckie, Smithfield Jas. Lothian, 100 Nethergate Alex. M'Donald, Coldside George Mearns, 125 Nethergate James M'Donald, 10 Don's Road A. B. Spence, 6 Shore Terrace John M'Gregor, 222 Oversate R. H. Thomson & Co., 31 Reform John M'Intyre, Hospital Park Street James M'Kenzie, Coldside Wm. M'Leod, 15 Wilkie's Lane DRAPERS (See Clothiers). Joseph Millar, Coldside Wm. Millar, 187 Hilltown DRESSMAKERS AND MILLINERS. Wm. Mills, 6 Shepherd's Loan Agnes Adams, 38 Barrack Street George Milne, 156 Seagate Miss Adamson, 3 Elizabeth St. Wm. Morris, 26 Hospital Park Miss Agnew, 202 Overgate Jas. Nicoll, Mains Road, Smith- Mrs J. W. Alexander, 58 Nether- field gate Alex. Parker, Small's Wynd Miss Batchelor, 39 High Street David Peebles, Balfour Street Miss Baxtei', 2 Henderson's Wynd, Mango Philip, 5 Elizabeth Street West Port Mrs Philip, 21 Hospital Park Misses Begg, 28 Seagate George Ramsay, Coldside Miss Ann Bell, 52 HilltoAvn James Rattray, 104 Hawkhill Misses Blythe and Ritchie, 204 Mrs Ritchie, Maryfield Overgate Thomas Robb, Fleuchar Craig Margaret Brown, 9 Hunter St. Alex. Roberts, Butterburn Mrs Brown, 74 Nethergate George Sheriff, 22 Rosebank St. Misses Brown, 31 Elizabeth Street, James Sim, Bell Street Lane Maxwelltown David Smith, Fairmuir Toll Misses Brown, 36 Mid Street, George Smith, Coldside Chapelshade John Spark, Stobswell Misses Bruce, 14 Greenmarket David Steele, 21 Mid Street Miss E. Bruce, 37 Nethergate John Strachkn, 7 Albert Street Miss Bruce, Albert Court 218 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

Miss Butchart, 14 Gellatly Street Misses M'Intosh & M'Lauchlan, Miss Butchart, 31 Eeform Street 6 Victoria Square, Nethergate Isabella Carrie, 9 Annfield Road, Misses M'Leod, 94 Nethergate Misses Cathcart, 2 Ann Street, Margaret M'Naughton, US Miss Christie, 98 Hiiltown Nethergate Mrs Clark, 120 Overgate Miss M'Ritchie, 125 Princes St. Miss Mary Clark, 70 Princes St. Mrs D. Marshall, 4 Dallfield Miss Corstorphan, 198 Overgate Ten-ace Miss Deas, 7 Cowgate Misses Meffan, 14 Greenraarket Mrs Deuchars, 8 Crichton Street Mrs Melville, 8 Temple Lane Mrs D. Doig, 44 Albert Street Miss E. Methven, Doig's Entry, M. Donald, 123 Murraygate Castle Street Miss Donaldson, 22 Step Row Miss Millar, 10 Scouringburn Miss Douglas, 16 S. Lind. Street Mrs Mills, 60 Overgate Misses Dowuie, 31 ForebankEd. Miss Jessie Milne, 92 King St. Miss Easson, 131 Hawkhill Miss Milne, 7 Coupar's Alley Mrs Elliot, 199 Hawkhill M. Mitchell, 7 Overgate

Mrs Ferrier, 19 Overgate ,< C. Mudie, 8 Overgate Miss Ferrier, 35 Overgate Misses Muri-ay, 1 Tay Street Mrs Chas. Fleming, 116 Overgate Misses Murray, 15 West Wynd. Miss Forbes, 8 Crichton Street Perth Road Misses Gibson and Sparkes, 23 Margt. Nicoll, 65 Scouringburn Hiiltown Peter Nicoll, 5 Scouringburn Miss Grant, Albert Ct., Nethergate E. & M. Paterson, 28 Wellgate Miss Green, 19 Meadow Street Miss Paul, 101 Nethergate Miss Jessie Greig, 64 Princes St. Mrs Peat, 53 Nethergate Misses Greive and Cunningham, Ann and Margt. Petrie, 13 Tally Victoria Square Street Miss Guillan, 36 Ann Street, Mi's Petrie, 24 Dudhope Crescent Maxwelltown Misses Pirie and Hutton, 49 Miss Halley, 9 Meadow Street Murraygate Misses Hankins, 30 Nethergate C. & M. Pitkethly, 94 Nethergate Miss Henderson, 48 Wellgate Helen Robertson, 224 Hawkhill Alexander Henry, 140 and 142 Miss Robertson, 72 Hilltov/n Murraygate Jane Roger, 2 Seafield Road^ Miss Hendry, 11 Watson's Lane Misses Roger, 51 King Street Miss Hogg, 38 Hiiltown Miss Mary Seaton, 9 Ireland's Miss Jackson, 241 Hiiltown Lane Mrs A. Keay, 85 Nethergate Miss Shearer, 49 Wellgate Mrs Elizabeth Law, 167 Hiiltown Mrs Sinclair, 90 Princes Street Miss Law, South Union Street Miss Mary Slater, 61 Wellgate Margaret Lawson, 35 Hunter Miss Helen Small, 20 St Cle- Street ment's Lane Mrs Lind, 142 Nethergate V' Clementina D. Smith, 1 Arthur Miss Lithgow, 11 South Tay St. Street Miss Helen Low, 139 Hiiltown Misses Smith, 2 Bain's Square Miss Margt. M'CuUoch, William Miss Smith, 38 Fleuchar Craig Street, Foreb.ank Miss Sprunt, 14 Queen Street J. S. M'Ewan, 150 Scouringburn Miss Strachan, 150 Scouringbura NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 319

. Annie Stewart, 32 Tay Street Elizabeth Wilson, top of Eeforra Misses StooU, 123 Murraygate Street Margaret Tosh, Comperdown Helen Williamson, 139 Hilltown Court, Barrack Street Mrs Warrier, 112 Sconringburn ENGINEERS, MACHINE-MAKERS, Margaret Watson, 44 Seagate AND IRONEOUNDERS. Miss Watson, 57 Perth Eoad Jas. Carmichael & Co., Ward Miss Watson, 44 High Street Foundry Miss Watson, 120 Scouringburn Peter Carmichael, Dens Works Miss Webster, 72 Blackscroft Gourlay Bros. & Co., Dundee Miss Webster, 4 Bucklemaker Foundry and Marine Parade Wynd J. Z. Kay, 18 Castle Street and Ann Wilkie, 12 Stobswell Park 43 Eeform Street Ann Wilkie, 8 Victoria Square, J. Kerr & Co., Douglas Foundry Nethergate Chas. Parker & Sons, Lady Bank Miss Ann Wilson, 136 Perth Works, Chapelshade Eoad Pearce & Neish, Lillybank Miss Mary Wilson, Smith's Land, Foundry Nelson Street Eobertson & Orchar, Wallace Miss Wilson, 63 Princes Street Foundry Misses J. and H. Wright, 190 Perth Eoad ENGRAVERS, COPPERPLATE PRIN- TERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, AND DYERS AND EENOVATERS. CLOTH-STAMP CUTTERS. Mrs Allot, 38 Perth Eoad J. & C. Fenton, 6 Crichton Street P. & P. Campbell, 33 Nethergate Geo. Girdwood, 17 Eeform Street Jas. CrichtoUj 4 & 6 Meadow- Wm. Pargiter, 98 King Street Entry John L. Eoy, 31 Eeform Street J. Pullar & Son, 47 Nethergate Jas. Valentine, 23 High Street John Stevenson, Porebank Eoad Jas. Wilson, 36 High Street EISH-CURERS AND DEALERS. Mrs G. H. Boyd, 4 Vault EATING-HOUSE KEEPERS. Mrs Eobt. Brymer, 6 Vault Chas. Black, 62 Dudhope Street Jas. Davidson, Candle Lane Alex. Duncan, 11 Pish Street David Henderson, 17 Perth Eoad Mrs Flood, 5 Fish Street Joseph Johnstone & Sons, 13 Jas. Forsyth, 29 Fish Street Union Street Helen George, 49 Hilltown Wm. Leaburn, Fishmarket Mrs Gibb, 109 Cowgate Eliza Pow, 20 Crichton Street Wm. M'Lean, 171 Scouringburn James Yeaman, 12 Horse Wynd Geo. Shearer, 9 Fish Street Mrs Stewart, Cowgate Port EANCT REPOSITORIES. Mrs Stewart, 66 Overgate Mrs Bon, 98 a., Nethergate David Wilson, 60 Seagate Miss Forbes, 100 a., Nethergate

EGG MERCHANTS. FLAXDRESSERS. Elizabeth Batchelor, 22 Fish St. James Adams, St Eoque's Lane Wm. Kidd, 24 Couttie's Wynd Matthew Blackie, Union Street, Mrs Munro, Greenmarket George's Place 220 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

Alex. Carswell, Carswell's Lane Ireland & Millar, Barrack Street Andrew Jackson, Mary Ann Mill Wynd James Irons, Park Mill John Kidd, 43 Princes Street Kinmond, Hill, & Luke, 6 Cow- James Low, 121 Cowgate gate David Matthew, 176 Hilltown Alex. Low, 17 Cowgate James "Walker, Temple Lane Low & Fife, 5 Coupar's Alley J. & A. Wallace, 112 Cowgate James Malcolm & Sons, Chapel- shade Works FLAXSPINNERS. Malcolm, Ogilvie, & Co., 31 A. & J. Adie, 26 Cowgate Meadow side Baxter, Brothers, and Co., 11 S. R. Mathers, Wallace Mills King Street James Miln, Chapelshade Alex. Berrie, 15 Bain Square Robert Milne, Scouringburn Mills Alex. Blackie, jr., 75 Bell Street J.;«S; R. Mitchell & Co., 5 Cow- J. Herbert Blakey, Cowgate gate H. & T. BIyth, 1 Coupar's Alley David Nicoll, Ward Mill Brown and Miller, Eoyal Ex- James Paterson, Law Mill change J. & G. Paton, 8 St Andrews St. Andrew Brown & Co., 53 Cow- J. & H. Peter & Co., 14 Bain Sq. gate John Sharp, Miln Street Mill J. and W. Brown, Panmure St. Smith, Laing, & Co., 21 Cowgate A. J. Buist, Royal Exchange Robert Sturrock, Royal Exchange T. & J. Cargill, Lower Pleasance James Taws & Sons, 20 Mid St. Mill Taylor & Murison, Temple Mill Charles Chalmers & Co., 9 Bain David Thomson, Seafield Works Square J. & H. Walker, 131 Murraygate Cox, Brothers, 30 St Andrew's Peter Watson, 16 St Andrew St. Street John Dancan & Co., 28 St FLESHEES. Andrew Street Charles Adam, 96 Hilltown A. & D. Edward & Co., 9 King Henry Brown, 108 Hawkhill Street P. & G. Brown, 247 Overgate John Ewan, 86 Cowgate Bruce & DuiF, 234 Overgate Gilroy, Brothers, & Co., Tay Alex. Burns, 136 Murraygate Works Thos. Campbell, 74 Scouring- J. & A. D. Grimond, 5 King St. burn Alex. Guthrie, Seabraes Mill Robt. Christie, 40 West Port James Guthrie, St Andrew's St Walter P. Crammond, 64 Mur- John S. Halley, 24 St Andrew's raygate. Place Wm. Dick, 169 Overgate William Halley, 24 St Andrew's John E. Duncan, 65 Wellgate Place David Edward, 184 Perth Road Alex. Henderson, Royal Ex- Mrs W. Gibb, 19 Crichton Street change David Gibson, 42 Hawkhill John Henderson, Lindsay Street Andrew Johnstone, 30 Hawkhill Works Robt. Kerr, 118 Scouringburn William Henderson, Lindsay St. Robt. Kidd & Son, 39 Castle St. Works and 59 Wellgate NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 221

Francis Lauder, 168 Overgate Cecilia Findlay, 13 Dudhope Chas. Lesslie, 43 Wellgate Crescent. James Loav, 221 Hawkhill C. Gardiner, 70 Nethergate D. M'Arthur & Co., 2 Green- Isabella Hales, 164 Hawkhill market Alex. Macdonald, 2 Nethergate Jas. M'Gregor, 16 Overgate Jas. Macdonald, 16 Murraygate Duncan M'Pherson, 50 Union Mrs Matthew, 8 Hawkhill Street Matthews & Co., 30 Overgate Robt. Milne, 52 Murraygate Agnes Mudie, 58 Dudhope St. John Mitchell, 2 Hilltown Mrs Jas. Tarbet, 44 Scouring- Mathew Morrison, 32 West Port burn David NicoU, 54 Blackscroft Mrs Wright, 42 King Street. Jas. Nicoll, 63 Scouringburn D. Niven, jr., 3 Crichton Street GARDENERS. Wm. Ogilvie, 119 Overgate William Alves, Constitution St. Jas. Ruthven, 13 Wellgate William Anderson., Coldside John Ruthven, 12 Hawkhill Geo. Barry, 25 Dudhope Cres- Robt. Ruthven, 88 King Street cent Jas. Symmers, 26 Princes Street Thos. Black, Blackness Road Stewart Symmers, 121 Hilltown Alex. Coutts, Carolina Port Alex. Thomson, 50 Wellgate Peter M. Cowper, 3 Dallfield Alex. Whitton, 107 Perth Road Terrace Mrs John Wilson, 12 Union St. James Craig, West Port Miss Young, 24 Bucklemaker Simon Eraser, 8 Blackscroft Wynd David Hill, Nethergate PRUITERSRS. Jas. Kettles, 152 Murraygate Peter Beattie, 41 Union Street John Kilgour, 51 Rosebank St. Chas. Christie, 23 Murraygate Wm. Logic, Croft's Lane Thos. Dick, 96 Nethergate Thos. Low, Maryfield James Gibb, 9 Cowgate Mrs M'Laren, 12 St Mary Street Jas. Henderson, 11 Greenmarket James May, Craigie Wm. Keillor, 15 Wellgate Jas. Millar, 69 Hilltown David Mitchell, 8 Murraygate Robert Moram, 4 Ford's Lane Wm. Mitchell, 50 King Street Wm. Moyes, 288 Perth Road Wm. Paterson, jr., 1 Union St. Geo. Paton, Upper Constitution John Wardrope, 18 Wellgate Street Mrs Wilson, top of Reform St. John Pennycook, Hawkhill S. Petrie, Craigie FURNISHING SHOPS. Geo. Rae, 6 Raton's Lane A, Borthwick & Son, 1 Reform Andw. Scott, 26 Seafield Square Street Geo. Sibbald, 27 Wellgate A. & M. Cadenhead, 118 Perth John Strang, Westfield Place Road Wm. Taylor, 65 Perth Road A. & C. Cathro, 73 Nethergate Jas. Tough, Logic Gardens Jas. Craig, 71 Murraygate David Wallace, 7 Paton's Lane Mrs Currie, 115 Nethergate Peter Yule, Coldside Geo. Dickson, 16 Blackscroft Mrs D. Duthie, 36 Bucklemaker GASPITTERS. Wynd (see Plumbers and Tinsmiths.) 222 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

GINGER BEEE, &C,, MANTJ- Geo. Barry, 25 Dudhope Crescen| rACTUJREES. John Baxter, 92 Scouringburn Peter Barrie, 74 High Street Mrs A. Baxter, 93 Scouringburn Peter Crichton, 6Q Murvaygate Andrew Beat, 40 Ann Street, David Ferguson, Castle Lane Maxwelltown. Jas.Eyall, jr., Henderson's Wynd, James Bell, 49 Overgate West Port Jno. Bell, 40 Bucklemaker Wyd. Geo. Pyfe, 9 Joint Stock Build- John Black, 118 Hawkhill ings, William Blair, Dudhope Wynd Peter Herd, 8 Wilkie's Lane Mrs Jane Blair, 67 Hawkhill Omar Boyd, 142 Scouringburn GLAZIERS. Thomas Boyd. 30 King Street Jas. Farmer, 10 Church Street Mrs Cath.Boyd,Fair Muir Toll Wm. Hean, 110 Murraygate William Brown, 7 Gellatly Street John Knight, 48 Wellgate William Brown, 6 Fish Street Wm. Mitchell, 54 Cowgate Mrs D. Brown, 26 Scouringburn Geo. Ower, 42 Overgate Mrs J. Brown, 14 George's Place Jas. Smellie, 213 Overgate Mrs Bruce, 10 Smithfield Mrs Bryson, 114 Seagate GLOVERS. Isabella Buchan, 69 Princes St. Henry Adams, 5 High Street Miss Buchan, 50 Blackscroft George Rough, 5 High Street Andrew Butchart, 56 Overgate James Stewart, 12 Murraygate James Butchart, 36 Hilltown James Butters, 240 Overgate GREEN GROCERS. Alex. Cadger, 3 Small's Lane, E. Allan, 71 Hilltown Small's Wynd James Baxter, 12 Hilltown Joseph Calder, 42 Princes Street Mrs Cathro, Fair Muir James Campbell, 117 Hilltown Andw. Huggins, 210 Perth Road William Campbell, 141 Overgate William NicoU, 84 Bucklemaker George Carey, 35 Seagate Wynd Mrs Carey, 19 Small's Wynd Mrs Smith, Nethergate Mrs Carnegie, 89 Hilltown Mrs Stewart, 55 Seagate John Cathles, 216 Overgate Mrs John Wilkie, 172 Hawkhill W. & G. Chalmers, 212 Overgate Jas. Chisholm, 22 Dallfield Walk

GROCERS. Mrs Ann Chrystal, 29 Seagate - James Ainslie, 9 Union Street, George Clark, 124 Hawkhill Maxwelltown John Clark, 37 Overgate

David Allan, 83 & 85 Perth Road John Clark, 5 Blackscroft i Isabel Allan, 55 Albert Street Robert Clark, 97 Cowgate John Allan, 1 Dudhope Crescent Mrs Mary Clark, 63 Bell Street AndAV. Anderson, 4 Blackness Rd, John Cleland, 52 Scouringburn Janet Anderson, 152 Scouringbrn. Mrs CoHins, 190 Overgate John Anderson, 188 Hawkhill Mrs CoUiston, 105 Hawkhill Mrs Arklay, 55 Hilltown Mrs Cook, 44 Gellatly Street Miss E. Arthur, 24 Bell Street George Coullie, 12 Crichton St. Thomas Baird, 146 Hawkhill Henry Cowan, 148 Murraygate Mrs Wm. Banks, 75 Bell Street Mrs Cowie, 24 Hawkhill Mrs Barrie, 108 Cowgate Mrs Crabb, 45 Castle Street NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 223

David Craik, 5 Annfield Eoad, John Grant, 134 Hawkhill Hawkhill A. & E. Gray, 93 Nethergate Phineas Crawford, 190 Seagate Alex. Greig, 14 Brewery Lane James Creegan, 42 Blackness Rd. Miss Greig, 6 North Tay Street James Crighton, 17 Rose Street Mrs Greive, 50 Hawkhill John Crockatt, 13 Pole Park Rd. John Guillan, 130 Overgate Tliom.as Crombie, 77 Nethergate William Haggart, 14 Princes St. Mrs Cruickshank, 4 Peter Street Alex. Hay, 181 Overgate David Curr, Carolina Port Mrs Hay, 167 Seagate Thomas Curran, 84 Scouringburn Mrs Hazells, 38 Blackscroft Mrs Davidson, 199 Hilltown James Hislop, 24 High Street John Deuchars, 139 Perth Road Mrs Hodge, 69 Bell Street Isabella Diack, 95 Bucklemaker Mrs Eliza Hood, 111 Overgate Wynd Miss Jessie Howie, 15 Constitu- Mrs Dick, 41 Bucklemaker Wynd tion Road David Doig, 24 Hospital Park Agnes Hoy, 30 Ann Street, Max- William Doig, 204 Hawkhill welltown J. L. Donald, 86 King Street William James, 114 Hilltovra John Donald, 234 Hawkhill Jane Jaffrey, 201 Hawkhill Mrs Donaldson, 25 Small's Wynd Mrs Johnstone, 92 Princes Street David Dryden, Coldside Mrs Keir, 40 Union Street, Max- Margaret Dryden, 8 Dallfield welltown Walk Alex. Kennedy, 159 Overgate Mrs Durie, 104 Hilltown John E. Kennedy, 66 Scouringbn, Alexander Easson, Maryfield Jonas Kidd, 134 Murraygate John Easson, 70 Scouringburn Walter B. King, 73 Perth Road Mrs Easson, 131 Hawkhill John Kinnear, 14 West Port Robert Easson, 27 Union Street Paul Lamb, 68 Hawkhill Eastern Association, 61 Princes John Lawson, 2 Rose Street Street James Lickley & Co., 20 Taylor's William Elder, 49 Hawkhill Lane James Fairweather, 34 King St. John Lindsay, Lower Blacks- Walter Farquharson, 79 and 81 croft Scouringburn Robert Lindsay, 20 Ann Street Rohert Fearns, 51 Miirraygate Mrs Lindsay, 13 Stobswell Park John Fenton, 8 Thorter Row Miss E. Lindsay, 8 Cotton Road John Ferguson, 131 Princes St. John Louden, 18 Scouringburn Mrs Ferguson, 154 Hilltown Andrew Low, 8 Union Street,

Francis Findlay, ] 50 Seagate Maxwelltown John Fitchet, 18 Hilltown Geo. Low, 19 Smithfield John Fleming, 41 West Port Mrs Low, 150 Hilltown Fleming & Lindsay, 1 Exchange Patrick M'Call, 1 Horsewater Street, and 8 & 9 W. Dock St. Wynd. Margaret Foreman, 102 Overgate James M'Cutchon, 5 James' St. Robert Frier, 1 Cotton Bead John M 'Donald, 6 Tindal's

Margaret Fyffe, 88 Scouringburn Wynd , John Gargan, 2 Session Street Sinclair M'Donald, 79 Hilltown John Gibson, 26 Fish Street Mrs Wm. M'Ewen, 15 Rose St. George Graham, 46 West Port David M'Gill, 40 Dudhope St. 334 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

James M'Hardy, 76 Hilltown George Robbie, 184 Hilltown Mrs M'Kenzie, 30 Gellatly St. Alex. Robertson, 105 Buckle- Wm. M'Laren, 103 Cowgate maker Wynd Stewart M'Pherson, 47 Wellgate David Robertson, 135 & 137 Alex. Mann, 59 King Street Hawkhill Alex. Mathew, 22 Princes St. E. Robertson, 42 Hilltown Catherine Mathew, 45 Nethergate James Robertson, 26 Wellgate David Mathew, 49 Overgate Wm. Robertson, 158 Hilltown George Mathew, 191 Hawkhill Mrs A. Robertson, 22 North Tay Mrs May, 72 Princes Street Street William Melville, 179 Hawkhill Mrs Robertson, 122 Nethergate Charles Millar, 6 West Port Mrs Robertson, 162 Hawkhill James Millar, 111 Perth Road Mrs Rodger, 226 Hawkhill Mrs Margaret Millar, 3 Dallfield Mrs Mary Rodger, 10 Dens Road Walk Wm. Rollo, 10 Wellgate George Mitchell, 3 Church Lane Betty Ross, 44 King Street Margaret Mitchell, 78 Buckle- W. B. Rutherford, 4 Temple Ln. maker Wynd Wm. Saunders, 163 Hawkhill Thomas Mitchell, 28 Crichton Daniel Scott, 4 Scouringburn Street Wm. Scott, 30 Murraygate Mrs Mitchell, 12 Bucklemaker John Scrimgeour, 7 Church Lane Wynd Mrs Shearer, 12 Yeaman Shore Mrs G. Mitchelson, 6 Church Ln. Mrs S. Shepherd, 80 Murraygate James Morris, 88 & 90 Overgate Catherine Sime, 26 Hilltown Mrs Morrison, 80 Blackscroft Jane Sime, 13 Bell Street Henry Mortimer, 102 Princes St. Alex. Simson, 111 Murraygate John Mortimer, 4 Hospital Park Mrs Simson, 184 Seagate David Munro, Upper Pleasance George Sinclair, 16 Fish Street Mrs Munro, 26 Hawkhill Mrs Small, 24 Seagate Wra. Murdoch, 60 Nethergate James Smellie, 120 Murraygate Mrs D. Neave, 95 Seagate Alex. Smith, 56 Princes Street James Ness, Scouringburn Alex. Smith, Craigie Knowe Margaret Nicoll, 36 Barrack St. George Smith, 60 & 62 Murray- Robert Nicoll, 14 Nethergate gate Mrs James Ogilvie, 44 Rosebank James Smith, 12 Rosebank St. Street Robert Smith, 20 Gellatly Street' Michael O'Hair, 62 Princes St. Mrs Smith, 105 Overgate Janet N. Paul, 59 Perth Road Wm. Smith, 70 Albert Street Mrs Francis Pirie, 69 Hawkhill Mrs Wm. Smith, 147 Overgate Alex. Prain, 280 Perth Road Mrs Smith, 18 Queen Street David Pringle, 32 Seagate David Spalding 43 Rosebank Sr. David PuUar, 5 & 6 Mains Road James Stark, 20 Dallfield Walk George Rait, 7 West Port Wm. Stark, 17 Temple Lane James Ramsay, 43 West Port Mrs Sarah Steele,' 22 Dudhope John Rattray, 9 Dudhope Street Crescent Mrs Alex. Rattray, 27 Upper Jean Stevenson, 5 Blinshall St. Pleasance Charles Stewart, 32 Ann Street Peter Ritchie, 29 Bucklemaker James Stewart, 128 Hawkhill Wynd Peter Stewart, 30 Seagate NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 225

Susan Stewart, 22 Henderson's David Baillie, 49 Murraygate Wynd, Scouringburn W. Banks, jr., 22 Constitution William Stewart, 31 Bell Street Road Mrs Stewart, 45 Well gate W. Banks, 59 Murraygate Mrs Stewart, 4 Small's Lane T. H. Baxter, 95 Murraygate David Stocks, 49 Bucklemaker Alex. Beharrie, 59 Albert Street Wjnd J. Blair, 48 and 50 Scouringburn Mrs Straclian, Coldside Mrs Blair, 2 Commercial Street, Mrs Strang, 19 Hunter Street Maxwelltown John Stuart, 17 Up. Pleasance Mrs Boyle, 49 Cotton Road Alex. Tasker, 98 Hilltown D. & A. Brown, 13 Murraygate Mrs Tayloi", George's Place James Brown, 147 Hilltown Mrs Taylor, 101 Seagate John Brown, 150 Princes Street Mrs Terry, 94 Scouringburn Robert Bulk, 18 Cowdenknowes Charles Thomson, 149 Perth Ed, J. Bui'ns, 1 Burns' Terrace, Margaret Thomson, 51 Wellgate Scouringburn. Mrs Thomson, 99 Seagate John Calder, 272 Hilltown Peter Tierney, 30 Union Street, Mrs John Calder, 145 Hilltown Maxwelltown R. Campbell, 59 Scouringburn David Todd, 20 Seafield Road Hugh Cassidy, 22 Bucklemaker Charles Tyrie, 14 Hawkhill Wynd John Watson, 21 Fleuchar Craig John Chalmers, 23 Union Street, Mrs Watt, 1 Pole Park Koad Maxwelltown Mrs Westwood, 6 Scouringburn James Clark, 36 Scouringburn John Wills, Dudhope Crescent William Clark, 1 10 Scouringburn Eobert Wills, Dudhope Crescent W. Colville, 141 Perth Road Alex. Whitton, 177 Hilltown John Coopar, 16 Small's Wynd Mrs A. Wilson, 179 Hilltown George Coupar & Co., 134 Mrs Wilson, 33 Union Street Princes Street Mrs And. Wishart, 65 Cowgate James Coupar, 206 Hawkhill Mrs E. Wishart, 82 Cowgate Daniel Cowan, 38 Dudhope St. Mrs Wishart, 16 Joint Stocks Edward Gumming, 21 and 28 John Wynd, jr., 30 Bucklemaker Ann Street Wynd George Craik, 148 Scouringburn George Yeaman, 3 Wellgate W. Davidson, 103 Scouringburn William Young, 66 Princes St. Thomas Davie, 35 Lillybank Mrs James Young, 144 Princes David Dickson, 77 King Street Street Alex. Donaghy, 44 Hawkhill Mrs Agnes lounger, 20 Consti- D. Douglas, 18 Crichton Street tution Road. Alex. Dow, 43 Hawkhill Robt. DufF, 68 Scouringburn GROCERS AND SPIRITDEALERS. Wm. Easson, 115 Murraygate Mrs Isabella Adam, 219 Hilltown Janet Edwards, 93 King Street Geo. Anderson, 33 Cotton Road W. Edward, 76 Princes Street Elizabeth Ambrose, 21 Nelson A. Earquharson, Albert Street Street D. G. Earquharson, 1 Blackscroft Helen Anderson, 29 Perth Road John Eay, 95 Scouringburn James Anderson, 33 West Port George Fitchet, 23 Princes Street John Anderson, 176 Hawkhill M. & J. Eyall, 27 Murraygate 226 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

T. Fyffe, 56 Blackness Road John Mitchell, 55 and 57 Princes Marjory Gall, 13 Scouringburn Street John Gilruth, 23 Overgate James Moncur, 141 Hawkhill Mrs Grant, Belmont Place Wra. Mutch, 155 Overgate.' John Hampton, 236 Perth Road W. Nicoll, 57 Wellgate Peter Hean, junr., 57 Overgate Mrs Nicholson, 19 Hiiltown Hugh Higgins, 131 Perth Road James Ogilvie, 85 Scouringburn Guy Hughes, 3 Ann Street James Paxton, 17 and 19 West Robt. Hutton, 83 Scouringburn Port William Hutton, 51 Hiiltown David Peters, 50 West Port John Kay, 6 Wellgate Mrs Peter Philip, 203 Hawkhill T. Keenan, 45 Scomnngburn Thos. Phin, Hunter Street John Kenny, Coldside John Prain, 115 Perth Road C. Kidd, 32 Lower Pleasance Mrs R. Ramsay, 108 Scouring- J. Kinnison, 56 Scouringburn burn Alex. Laird, 125 Hiiltown John Rattray, 26 Session Street A. Lindsay, 34 Lower Pleasance David Rea, 59 Ovei'gate Andrew Lindsay, 113 Hiiltown Mrs Rennie, 54 Gellatly Street J. Lindsay, 72 Scouringburn Robert Riddell, 30 Hiiltown John Lindsay, 105 Cowgate David Roger, 115 Overgate, and George Lowson, 26 Constitution 3 Lindsay Street Road Robertson & Brown, 42 High St. Mrs M'Donald, 14 Commercial Malcolm Ritchie, 50 Blackness Street, Maxwelltown Road Michael M'Donald, 170 Overgate David Ross, 66 Hawkhill Duncan M'Farlane, 113 Hiiltown John Ross, 8 Commercial Street, Wm. M'Farlane, 198 Hawkhill Maxwelltown John M'Gowan, 46 Murraygate Charles Scott, 15 Hiiltown Mrs M. M'Gregor, 132 Hawkhill Mrs Sivewright, 224 Overgate John M'Intosh, 113 Hawkhill John Small, 62 King Street Peter M'Intyre, 95 Nethergate James Smith, 3 Union Street Margaret M'Kay, 1 Hospital James Soutar, 91 Scouringburn Park John Spalding, 58 Princes Street John M'Neil, 212 Hiiltown John Stewart, 93 and 95 Hiiltown James Maiden, 98 Hawkhill Mrs J. Stewart, 9 West Port George Mann, 42 Wellgate David Stronner, 20 Princes St. David Martin, 100 Cowgate Alex. Stuart, 1 Wellgate David Martin, 40 King Street Mrs James Stuart, 160 Overgate Mrs R. Martin, 22 and 24 Albert Peter Stuart, 38 Nethergate Street James Tyrell, 18 Blackscroft David Masterton, 24 and 26 John Vass, 107 Bucklemaker Murraygate Wynd Mrs D. Matthew, 179 Hawkhill Bernard Walls, Todd's Land, Mrs Melville, 113 Scouringburn Lillybank

James Millai*, 97 Hiiltown. Andrew Warden, 28 Union St. . J. Millar, 33 Constitution Road Maxwelltown William Miln, 24 Ann Street Wm. White, 8 William Street, John Miller, 26 High Street King Street Adam Mitchell, 156 Scouringburn A. J. Wighton, 7 Hiiltown NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 227

Wm. Wighton, 1 Hilltown Miss Taylor, 25 Nethergate Mrs Thos. Wilson, 1 West Port John Tulloch, 50 High Street and 1 North Tay Street Mrs D. Tulloch, 65 Murraygate and 31 High Street HABERDASHERS. Csee Drapers.) HERBALISTS. Doctor Batchelor, 27 Small's HACKLEMAKERS. Wynd Thomas Child, Willison Street John Clark, 6 George's Place William Steel and Son, Irvine Felix Gregan, 104 Overgate Square David Yule, 7 Park Wynd George Worrall, Blinshall Street HOSIERS. HAIRDRESSERS. John Bain, 20 Mu.rraygate James Allan & Son, 13 Crichton H. Gavine, 150 Murraygate Street, and 25 and 129 Murray- E. Lesslie, 15 Murraygate gate Donald M'Gregor, 4 Perth Eoad A. G. Anderson, 45 Murraygate James Petrie, 37 West Port George Anderson, 115 Havifkhill David Eobertson, 135 and 137 Thomas Bell, 45 West Port Hawkhill Charles Burnett, 12 West Port Geo. Eobertson, 24 Overgate William Donaldson, 76 Scouring- John Soutar, 29 Overgate burn John Fisher, 17 Perth Eoad HOTEL, INN, AND TAVERN John Gibson, 4 Overgate KEEPERS. Archibald Grant, 68 Nethevgate (see Directory jmge 27.) William Leighton, Yeaman Shore James Lemon, 9 Barrack Street HOUSE-FACTORS. Alex. Lesslie, 37 Wellgate Thomas Buchan, 14 Overgate John Low, 155 Seagate Thomas Chalmers, 61 Eeform James Marquis & Son, 90 Nether- Street gate Thomas Cook, 36 Nethergate Eobert Muii-, 35 Castle Street William Ferrier, 3 Craig Street Alex. Paterson, 6 Exchange St. William Henderson, 5 Brown William Sturrock, 99 Covvgate Street William Thomson, 2 Hawkhill Geo. Ireland, 20 Hunter Street Alex. L^rquhart, 230 Overgate James Miln, 57 Seagate Eobert Watt, 71 King Street John Miln, 95 Perth Eoad James Wighton, 186 Overgate David Milne, 164 Overgate John Nicol, West Bell Street HATTERS. Wm. Eoger, 12 Stewart's Court, Alex. Davidson, 3 Eeform St. Seagate Thomas W. Haliday, 21 Murray- David Shepherd, Meadowside gate Alex. Spence, 2 Elizabeth Street Isdale & Co., 18 Eeform Street James Skene, 19 Pole Park Road James Lennox, 3 Nethergate James Stewart, 12 Murraygate John Mackay, 28 Union Street J. & J. Millar, 2 Eeform Street INSURANCE BROKERS & AGENTS. Henry Oliver, 34 Union Street (see Directory pages 19 and 20.) 228 NAMES ABD PROFESSIONS.

lEONERS. JEW^ELLERS AND GOLDSMITHS. Mrs Arklay, 5 Seafield Lane (see also watch and dockmaJcers) Mrs Gumming, 1 1 Powrie Place Wm. Alston, 7 High Street Mrs Kerr, 14 Hilltown Wm. 31. Anderson, 33 High St. Mrs Millar, 139 Hilltown John Atisten, 23 Nethergate Margaret Neave, 16 S. Lindsay James Cameron, 88 Murraygate Street R. W. Farquharson, 72 High St. Mrs Eamsay, 9 Hilltown Alex. Gilruth, 17 Union Street Peter Gilruth, 52 High Street IRONFOUNDERS. Alex. Kelt, 106 Murraygate (see Engineers.) John Kelt, ] 04 M urravgate Wm. S. Mackay, 8 We'st Port IRON & METAL MERCHANTS. James Mills, 28 High Street Alex. Kidd, 18 Overgate James Rattray, 102 Nethergate J. S. Lithgow, North Side of Alex. Sinclair, 24 Nethergate Graving Dock Robert C. Stephens, 36 Nether- James R. Nicol, 9 and 11 Baltic gate Street R. H. Thomson & Co., 31 Reform Thomas Nicoll, 23 & 25 Yeaman Street Shore Whytock & Sons, 46 High Street D. & W. Eobertson, 14 Exchange John S. Young, 1 Castle Street Street George Stephen & Son, 29 Castle LATH SPLITTERS. Street Alex. Clark, Meadowside Slimman & Robertson, Euclid IRONMONGERS AND HARDWARE Crescent MERCHANTS. James Whitton, Bell Street David Aimer, 13 Hilltown James Crockett, 3 Cowgate LEATHER MERCHANTS, CURRIERS, Fleming and Reid, 16 Union AND TANNERS. Street Thomas Aitken, 173 Overgate. J. & J. Fleming, 5 Overgate James Boak & Co., 58 Barrack Alex. Gilruth, 17 Union Street Street Peter Gilruth, 52 High Street Jas. Carmichael, North Tay St. Alex. Kidd, 18 Overgate Henry Henderson & Sons, Powrie James Kinnison, 11 High Street Lane and Meadowside J. & D. Lawson, 81 Murraygate Alexander M'Nab, 1 Vault J. & J. Leslie, 86 Murraygate David Scott, Dudhope James M'Artney, 51 West Port Peter Saunders, 27 Mid Street M'Laren and Grandy, 171 Over- George Tawse, Stobswell gate Charles M'Pherson, 54 Overgate LIME-MERCHANTS. David Munro, 27 Greenmarket Robert Lyell, Yeaman Shore. G. H., & G. Nicoll, 38 Overgate William Nicoll, Seagate David Ramsay, 16 Hawkhill George Scott, 3 High Street LIVERT STABLES, POSTING, AND Geo. Stephen & Son, 29 Castle COACH HIRERS. Street Andrew Gray, 56 Seagate John Watson, jr., 21 High St. James Jackson, 26 King Street NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 229

John Eobertson, 23 Perth Road, Mrs Leslie, 20 Reform Street and New Inn Entry Mrs Leslie, Old Infirmary John Stewart, 108 Murraygate Mrs David Lyon, 61 Overgate. Alexander Taylor, Royal Hotel Mrs M'Isaac, 17 Meadow Street Stables. Mrs M'Learney, 25 Butcher Row Mrs Mackay, 3 Fleuchar Craig LODGING HOUSE KEEPERS. Mrs Malcolm, 23 Yeaman Shore Mrs Aitken, 7 Cowgate Mrs Martin, 23 Union Street Alexander Anderson, 25 Butcher Mrs Mills, 25 Butcher Row Row Miss Miln, 61 Murraygate Mrs Anton, 3 Castle Lane Miss Moon, 14 Church Lane James Badenoch, 29 Hilltown Mrs Nicoll, 3 Baltic Street Mrs Balfour, 2 Temple Lane Mrs James Orr, 24 Crichton St. Mrs John Ban-ie, 46 Reform St. Mrs Peter, Albert Court Miss Bell, 134 Perth Road Mrs Petrie, 69 Scouringburn Mrs H. Blair, 33 Castle Street Isabella Preston, 7 Castle Street Miss Bowman, 1 South Tay St. James Read, 1 Coupar's Alley Mrs Buchanan, 62 Nethergate Mrs Reid, 144 Seagate Miss Burns, 3 Shore Terrace Mrs Robertson, 43 Castle Street Miss Margaret Calder, 15 Malt Mrs Robertson, 17 St Andrew's House Close Street Mrs D. Chaplin, 125 Nethergate Mrs Scobie, 23 St Andrew's St. Mrs Clunie, 46 Reform Street Mrs Scott, 12 West Dock Street Mrs Conely, 81 Overgate Mrs Simpson, 14 Union Street Mrs Cramond, 28 Murraygate Miss Simpson, 25 Nethergate Mrs Cunningham, 10 Exchange Ann Sinclair, 10 Yeaman Shore Street Mrs Small, 14 Greenraarket Mrs William Cuthbert, 14 Bar- Mrs David Smith, 125 Nether- rack Street gate Mrs Davidson, 50 Barrack St. Mrs Smith, 6 Perth Road Mrs Dow, 86 Nethergate Mrs Soutar, 14 Hilltown Mrs Dunbar, 14 New Inn Entry Mrs P. Stalker, 74 Nethergate Mrs Duncan, 9 Hilltown Mrs Stewart, 3 West Dock St. Miss Fairweather, 68 King St. Mrs Stewart, 54 Seagate Mrs Fisher, 30 Mid Street Mrs Stewart, 7 Temple Lane Mrs Fleming, 22 Springfield Mrs Taylor, 4 Coupar's Alley Place Mrs David Thomson, 25 Nether- Mrs William Foreman, 38 Castle gate Street Mrs Townsend, 56 Hilltown Mrs Gellatly, 16 South Union St. Miss Tullis, 2 Willison Street Mrs Gellis, 2 Tindal's Wynd Miss Valentine, 48 Wellgate Mrs Hendry, 30 Nethergate Mrs D. Walker, 38 Castle Street Mrs Hunter, 80 Nethergate Mrs Walker, 61 Murraygate Margaret Johnson, 32 Castle St. James Wallace, 13 Overgate Mrs Kenly, 4 Gellatly Street Mrs Wallace, Rankin's Court Mrs Kerr, 14 Hilltown Mrs J. Watson, 14 Barrack St. Mrs Kerr, 18 Seagate Mrs Watson, 15 Bell Street Mrs Kiddie, -57 Nethergate Mrs Webster, 4 Bucklemaker Mrs Lawson, 54 Seagate Wynd Q 230 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

Mrs Whittington, 17 Crichton Mrs Russell, 216 Hilltown Street Mrs Saunders, Seafield Square Mrs Whyte, 20 Keform Street Mrs Scott, Meadow Entry Mrs Alex. Wilkie, 25 Nethergate. Mrs Small, 172 Hawkhill Mrs Smart, 14 Dudhope Crescent MAKGLE KKEPERS. Ann Sumers, Westfield Avenue Mrs Alexander, 11 Elizabeth St. Mrs Sutherland, 18 West Port Mrs Archer, 9 Seafield Lane Mrs Smith, Long Wynd Mrs Aitken, Pullar's Close, Mrs Thompson, Pennycook's Murraygate Lane Mrs Baillie, 2i West Wynd Oliver Miller, 43 Fish Street Mrs Ballintyne, Morrison's Court 3Irs Wilson, 10 Tindal's Wynd Mrs Barnet, Ann St., Hillbank Mrs Wilson, 136 Perth Road Mrs Bell, 23 Mid Wynd Mrs Wyllie, 19 Bell Street Lane Mrs Bell, Fenton's Close Mrs Brown, 159 Sconringburn MANUFACTURERS. Mrs Cooper, Stewart's Court James Y. Adams, 122 Hawkhill Mrs Crighton, 196 Hawkhill A. & J. Adie, 29 Cowgate Mrs Davidson, 15 Dudhope St. J. Alexander, 35 King Street Mrs Dawson, 48 Wellgate Allan & Saunders, 15 Mid Street Mrs Doyle, 69 Hilltown David Arthur, 10 Rose Street Janet Fleming, Butterbnrn John Arthur, Westfield Avenue Mrs FuUton, 91 Nethergate Peter Balfour, Westfield Avenue Mrs Gloag, Doig's Entry, Over- Baxter Brothers & Co., 11 King gate, Street Mrs Gray, 32 Constitution Eoad Geo. H. Baxter, William Street, Mrs Gray, Key's Close King Street Mrs Greig, 42 Gellatly Street Mrs J. Baxter, 25 Bernard Street Isabella Hutton, 63 Perth Road Wm. Beharie, 121 Princes Street Mrs Hutton, 95 Cowgate David Bell, 9 West Wynd Mrs Kerr, 5 Horsewater Wynd Thomas Bell, Belmont Factory Margaret Lamb, 74 Hawkhill Alex. Berrie, 15 Bain Square Mrs Leith, 7 Tay Street Lane J. Herbert Blakev, Cowgate Mrs Geo. Lister, 8 Ireland's Lane H. & T. Blyth, Couper's Alley Mrs Macintosh, 148 Hilltown Thos. Brough, Peep-o'-Day Lane Miss Mallock, Rankin's Court David Brown, 7 Rosebank Road Mrs A. Miklem, 26 Dudhope St. John Bruce, jr., 23 Rosehank St. Cathrine Milne, 9 Dallfield Walk James Bruce, 5 Small's Wynd Mrs Monro, 56 Ann Street Edward Caird, Meadowside Mrs Nightingale, 95 Overgate James Campbell, Coupar's Alley Mrs Ogilvie, 12 Joint Stocks Alex. Chalmers, 38 & 40 Cowgate Mrs J. Patterson, 2 Dallfield Peter Chalmers, 25 Annfield Road Walk Cox Bros. & Co., 30 St Andrew's Mrs Paxton, Gray's Close Street Mrs Richardson, 4 West Port Alex. Craig, 21 Bernard Street Mrs Robertson, 80 Bucklemaker Wm. Crosthwaite, 31 St Andrew's Wynd Street

3Irs M. Ross, 11 Dudhope Geo. Cruickshank, 36 Blackness ! Crescent Road KAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 231

J, L. Cunningham, William St., Peter Lowden, 8 Peter's Court King Street Chas. Lucas & Co., 126 Seagate Don Bros. & Co., 10 Bain Square David M'Leish, 12 Bernard St. J.. Duncan & Co., 28 St Andrew's James Malcolm & Sons, Chapel- Street shade Works Alex. Easson, Jamaica Street Malcolm, Ogilvie, & Co., Mea- A. & D, Edward & Co., 9 King dowside Street Patrick B. Millar, 14 Baltic St. John Ewan, 36 Cowgate G, Millar, 7 Seafield Road James Fairweather, 83 Meadow- David Mills, 26 Rose Bank Street side James Mills, 18 Cotton Road D. H. Fleming, 7 Eosebank Eoad John & A. Mills, 39 Cowgate W. J. Fleming & Co., Meadow- Alexander Mitchell, 22 Stobs- side weil Park W. Fergusson & Sons, 2 Panmure J. & R. Mitchell & Co., 4 Cow- Street gate Alex. Forrester, Small's Wynd John Moir & Son, 18 St Andrew's D. & W. Gibson, Commercial St., Street Maxwelltown Alexander Moncur &, Sons, 25 Oilroy Bros. & Co., 11 Cowgate Watt Street John Glass & Son, 36 Albert St. Wm. R. Morrison, 13 St Andrew's J. & A. D. Grimmond, 5 King St. Street Halkett & Adam, 224 Perth Rd. Alexander Morrison, 5 Union John Henderson, Lindsay Street Street, Maxwelltown Wm. Henderson, Lindsay Street John Morrison, 5 Union Street, Charles Henry, Ann Street Maxwelltown Ireland & Millar, Barrack Street David NicoU, Ward Road James Irons, Seafield Factory David Nicoll, 170 Hawkhill James Jack, 8 Queen Street Alexander Ogilvie & Sons, 11 Kinmond, Hill, & Luke, 6 Cow- Shore Terrace gate James & Robert Ower, 6 West Wm. Johnstone & Sons, Black- Wynd ness Road Jas. Paterson, Heathfield Works Kinnear, Fithie, & Co., Cowden- James Prain, 31 Park Wynd knowe John Rattray, 3 Hunter Street David Kyd, Rose Lane Factory Thomas Rattray, Blackness Road Alexander Lamb, Lamb's Lane Alex. Pirie, 10 Bain Square John Lawson, Lilybank Factory H. P. Ree & Co., Blackness Eoad William Lawson, 22 Long Wynd Thomas Reid, 18 Park Wynd John Leadbetter & Co., 37 Ritchie & Simson, Ward Road Meadowside Robertson, Farquharson, & Co., Laing & Ewing, 2 St Andrew's 3 Coupar's Alley Street Hugh Samson & Son, 1 Jamaica Lindsay & Donaldson, Mid St. Street Jas. Livingstone, Forebank Rd. William Samson, 99 Hilltown Alex. Low, 17 Cowgate James & Wm. Scott, Mid Wynd John W. Low, Larch Lane, Wm. Scott & Co., 21 Forebank Blackness Road Road Peter Low, 232 Hilltown John Sharp, Miln Street Mill I 232 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

Alex. Smith, 14 Millar's Wynd Alexander Duncan, M.D., 128 David Smith, 34 St Andrev/'s St. Nethergate George Smith, 183 Hilltown Wm. Galloway, 25 King Street James Smith, 153 Hawlihill P. Gardner, 15 Meadow Street Henry Smith & Co., Panmure St. Wm. L. Gibson, M.D., 27 South Jas. Spanliie & Co., 7 Cowgate Tay Street A. L. Stark, Ladywell Lane John Glen, M.D., Eoyal Infir- A. Storrier & Son, Seafield Eoad mary. James Sturroclv, 22 Ann Street David Greig, M.D., 140 Nether- Jas. Taws & Son, 20 Mid Street gate. Taylor & Murison, Temple Mills Eobt. Langlands, 86 Nethergate David Thomson, Seafield Works John Lothian, Victoria Square Jas. Todd, 35 Cowgate David Lyell, M.D., 23 Tay Street J. & H. Walker, 131 Murraygate G. Macbain, 25 Cowgate Matthew Watt, Pleasance John M alcolm, M.D., 148 Nether- David Wehster, Lowden's Alley gate John Whitton, 35 Hilltown James W. Miller, M.D., 4 Tay Wm. Will, 14 Dudhope Street Square Wm. Munro, M.D., 4 Tay Square MARBLE AND STONE CUTTERS. Adam Moon, 2 Union Street Thomas Innes, Bleadow Eoad Matthew Nimmo, 17 Tav Street John M'Laren, Constitution Ed. Geo. M. Osborne, MD., 136 James Watson, Ward Eoad Nethergate Trustees of Thomas Smith, top of Wm. C. Saunders, 81 Seagate Eeform Street John H. Seeland, South Lindsay Street MASONS (see Builders.) Alex. B. Spence, 6 Shore Terrace Thos. B. Spence, 5 Crichton St. MEAL AND FLOUR DEALERS. Geo. E. Stewart. 1 1 Tay Street Dvd. H.Macintosh, 133 Hawkhill James M. Thomas, 21 West Port George Neilson, 56 West Port Alex. Webster, M.D., 10 Shore J. & E. Vfest, 38 Union Street Terrace Thos. T. Win^ett, M.D., Eoyal MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Lunatic Asylum James Arrott, M.D., 19 King St. P. M. Baxter, 16 Seagate MERCHANTS. John E. Begg, 5 St Andrew's St. A. & J. Adie, 29 Cowgate Eohert Bell, M,D., 164 Nether- Alex. Anderson, 23 St Andrew's gate Street James Christie, M.D., 8 Tay St. David D. Anderson, 23 St Samuel Cockburn, M.D., 126 Andrew's Street Nethergate Patrick Anderson, 15 King St. Eohert Cocks, M.D., 25 Tay St. Anderson & Guild, 59 Cowgate James A. Cowper, M.D., 86 Geo. Armitstead and Co., 9 Nethergate Panmure Street John Crichton, 137 Seagate Baxter Brothers & Co., 11 King John J. Crichton, 23 King Street Street Wra. Crockatt, M.D., 188 Perth William Barclay, jnn., 2 Bain Eoad Square NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 238

J. H. & A. Bell, Royal Exchange John Guild, New Inn Entry Buildings J. and R. Guild, 9 Dock Street Thomas Bell, Belmont Factory James Guthrie, 22 St Andrew's Andrew Benvie, Baxter's Court, Street Cowgate James Hackett, Cowgate Matthew Blackie, Union Street, John Haddon, jr., 26 St Andrew's George's Place Street Boyd & Philip, 32 Sugar House Haddon and Paterson, 26 St Wynd Andrew's Street A. & J. Brown, Panmure Street John Hardie, 3 Dock Street David Brown, Panmure Street G. K. narrower, 38 Castle St. Brown & Miller, Royal Exchange Hill & Renny, Meadowside Buildings Herman A. Hirsch, 37 Cowgate Alex. J. Buist, Royal Exchange J. Holmes, Son, & Co., 6 Peter Buildings Street. George Burnett & Co., Meadow- James Horsburgh, 2 Panmure side Street Edward Caird, Meadowside Jaffe Brothers, 26 St Andrew's James Carmichael, 27 Overgate Street Herman Cohen & Co., 15 Cowgate George Jameson, I Bain Square P. M. Cochrane, 2 Panmure St. James Kennedy, 29Greenmarket. William Collier, 2 Panmure St. Kinmond, Hill, and Luke, 6 James Cowan, Peter Street Cowgate James Crichton, 19 Cowgate Alex. R. Leask, 62 Barrack St. Archd. Crichton, 4 Panmure St. Lipman & Co., 15 Cowgate Jos. Dalgety, 119 Murraygate J. S. Lithgow, 5 Springfield Wm. 0. Dalgleish, 11 King St. Alex. Low, 17 Cowgate Andrew Dempster, Bain Square Andrew B. Low, 17 Cowgate Don Brothers, 10 Bain Square Low & Fyfe, Couper's Alley Andrew Douglas, 53 Cowgate Matthew Low, Kirk Entry William Dove, 8 Meadow St. Peter Lowden, Peter's Court William DufF, Panmure Street John Lowson & Son, 119 Mur- John Duncan and Co., 28 St raygate Andrew's Street John Macdonald, 148 Overgate Peter Duncan, 8 Cowgate Macdonald & Macnab, 2 Bain Wm. Eadie, 15 Dock Street Square Allan Edward, Panmure St. Robert M 'Gavin, 7 Cowgate A. & D. Edward & Co., 9 Iting St. Robert M'Kenzie, Meadow Place James Fairweather, 23 Meadow- M'Laren & Anderson, 12 Ex- side change Street Wm. Fairweather, jr., 5 Bain David Martin & Co., 10 Bain Square Square W. & J. Fleming, Meadowside Peter Matthew, Panmure Street David Forrester, 14 Long Wynd J. W. Millar, Sons, & Co., 10 Jas. S. Eraser, 16 Dock Street Meadow Street James Galletly, 27 Overgate John Mills, West Wynd John Gordon & Co., 51 Cowgate James Miln, Chapelshade Grierson, Russell, and Co., 29 Robert Miln, Royal Exchange

Cowgate , Buildings 234 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

Alex. Milne, Milne's West David Russell, jr., 13 New Inss Wynd Entry Monnich & Quosbarth, 24 Dock Geo. Schleselman, 19 Peter St,

Street Schwann, Kell & Co., 22 Sfi. F. Molison & Co., 15 King St. Andrew's Street J. K. Mudie, Meadowside Scott & Bell, 23 Cowgate Alexander Neish, 29 CoAvgate Scott & Christie, 47 Overgate Geo. H. Newall, Royal Exchange James P. Shaw, Queen Street Buildings William P. Shaw, Cowgate William Nicoll, Seagate Robert Small, Teaman Shore Chas. Norrie & Sons, 29 Meadow- William Small, 13 Panmure St. side Jas. Smieton & Son^ 55 Cowgate Edward Parker, 22 Cowgate Henry Smith & Co., Panmure St. James Paterson, Heatbfield David Smith, 60 St Andrew's St. Works James Smith, 107 Cowgate Paton & Fleming, 17 Cowgate Silvester Smith, 5 Bain Square Jno. & Geo. Paton, 8 St Andrew's James Soot, 25 Cowgate Street John Stiven, 13 Cowgate Geo. A. PattuUo, 37 St Andrew's Robert Stiven, Exchange Street Street Chas. Tennant & Co., 25 Cowgate Geo. Pattullo, 23 St Andrew's James Thain, Westfield Lane Street John Thain, 1 Commercial St. David Peter, Meadowside C. Thiebanlt, 25 St Andrew's St. David Petrie, 23 St Andrew's Thos. H. Thoms, 14 St Andrew's^ Street Place Alex. Pirie, 10 Bain Square Geo. Turnbull, 24 St Andrew's R. D. Pryde, 43 Dock Street Jas. Ramsay, jr., 58 St Andrew's Wm. Wallace & Co., 16 Trades* Street Lane H. P. Ree & Co., Meadow Place Thos. Watt, jr., 13 Dock Street Frederick Renny, 3 King Street Wm. Webstei', 29 Cowgate Charles Ritchie, Royal Exchange Buildings MID-WIYES, John Ritchie, Blackness Road Mrs Beaumont, land 20, Dud- Robertson, Farquharson, & Co^ hope Crescent Coupar's Alley Mrs M'Donald, 7 George's Place

MILL AND rACTOET MANAGERS. Managers. Works. Owners. Alex. Abbot West Bell Mill A. Brown & Co. George Bain Maxwelltown Factory John Ewan Peter Balbirnie Ward Street Mill Ritchie & Sirapsort John Baxter Hand-loom Factory A. Storrier & Son Wm. Black Seafield Works David Thomson Charles Blyth Tay Works Gilroy Bios. & Co. Thomas Bruce Park Mil! James Irons Peter Butch art Wallace Works John Duncan & Co. W. P. Butchart Bow Bridge Works J. & A. D. Grimoiwi John Cairncioss Clepington pr.-loo» Factory C. Lucas & Co. NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 235

Managers. Works. Owners. Wra. Carrie West Dudhope Mill Alex. Berrie Rt. S. Chalmers Dens Works Baxter Bros. & Co. Wra. Chalmers Dens Works Baxter Bros. & Co. Jas. Constable Pleasance hd.-loo. Factory John Lowson & Son John Coupar Elizabeth Street Factory J. & A. D. Grimond Wm. Crabb Pleasance Mill Kinmond, Hill, & Luke John Day Lady Bank Works C. Parker & Sons James Dryden Dens Road pr.-loo. Factory Laing & Ewan James Elder Cotton Rd. hd.-loo. Factory James Mills G. Fairweather Seafield pwr.-loom Factory David Thomson Wm. Fergusson Dudhope Works W. Fergusson & Son Michael Ferrier Law Mill James Paterson Wm. Finlayson Constable Works Malcolm, Ogilvie& Co. David George South Anchor Mill A. & J. Adie Jas. Greenhill Anchor & Douglas Mills John Duncan & Co. E. G. Greenhill Ramsay Mill Robert Sturrock Thomas Grieve Peep-o'-Day Factory Thomas Brough Wm. Guild Cottage pr.-loo. Factory John Moir & Son Rd. Henderson Lindsay Street Works John Henderson John Hill Scouringburn Mill Robert Milne Joseph Hovell Ward Mill Alex. J. Buist Thos. Hovell Tay Works Gilroy Bros. & Co. Wm. Hume Seafield Works D. Thomson Jas. Hutcheson Rosebank Factory Gilroy Bros. & Co. David Isles Logie Mill A. & D. Edward & Co. David Jeffrey Verdant Mill John Ewan Alex. Justice Lilvbank pr.-loom Factory John Lawson & Co. Alex. Kay Tay Works Gilroy Bros. & Co. Peter Keddie Tay Works pr.-loo. Factory Gilroy Bros. & Co. Peter Kennedy Forebank Road W. Scott & Co. Jno. G. Kinnear Wallace Mills Sam. R. Mathers Dvd. Kirkcaldy Wallace Craigie Mill William Halley Geo. D. Lamb Ann Street Charles Henry Jas. C. Lawson Lilybank hd.-loom Factory James Todd James Lindsay Dura Mills J. & H. Walker Robert Lyall Wallacetown hd.-lo. Fctry. Malcolm, Ogilvie & Co. Dvd. M'Farlane Ashton Works Edward Caird Dnld. M'Intosh Dens Works Baxter Bros. & Co. Jas. M'Intosh North and East Mills Brown & Miller Robert Malcolm Chapelshade Works James Malcolm & Sons James Mather Lower Dens Mill Malcolm, Ogilvie & Co. Alex. Maxwell Tay Street Mill Chas. Chalmers & Co. John Millar Barrack Street Mill Ireland & Miller Robert Peters Ward Mill David Nicoll James Reid Hawkhill Ritchie & Simpson Alex. Robertson Brewery bd.-loom Factory Kinmond, Hill, & Luke Jas. Robertson Cotton Road Factory Wm. Crosthwaite John Robertson Logie Works A. & D. Edward & Co. M3 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

Managers. Works. Owners. Thomas Sime Ann Street Ritchie & Simpson

J James Scott Miln Street Mill John Sharp p. Scrimgeour Column Mill Brown & Miller W. Scrimgeoiir Seabraes Mill J. & A. Guthrie James Small Ladybank Mill James Taws & Sons John Smart Factory J. & H. Walker George Smith Trades' Lane Calender John Stiven Corn Mill Corn Mill & Provis. Co. Frns. Stevenson Seafield Dye Works D. Thomson John Storrie Coldside Dye Works James Paterson Alex. Taws Logie Mill A. & D. Edward & Co. Andrew Taws Hilltown Factory John Duncan & Co. John Waldie Bank Mill H. & T. Blyth Thos. Watson Ladywell Calender Smith & keay Dvd. Webster Hillbank Factory Alexander Low Wm. Webster Hill Bank Mill Alexander Low James White PowrieLanehd.-lo. Factory Kinmond, Hill & Luke

MILLINERS (see Dressmakers). Darid James, 36 Overgate Wm. Johnstone, 83 Nethergate MUSICIANS. Wm. P. Laird, 98 Nethergate P. Crarab, 62 Magdalen Yard Ed. John Stewart and Sons, 21 Lewis Miller, 26 West Wynd Nethergate Jas. Pearman, Mount Pleasant John Strachan, 7 Albert Street Wm. Grubb, 8 Scouringburn James Tait, 31 Tait's Lane W. G. Spindler, 20 Reform St. William Urquhart and Sons, 16 H. L. Spindler, 31 Reform St. Nethergate Alex. Wallace, 19 High Street W. N. Watson, 31 Reform St. OPTICIANS. John Westwood, 23 Dudhope John Austen, 23 Nethergate Crescent Peter A. Feathers, 26 Dock St. Geo. Lowden, jr., 25 Union St. MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT SELLERS. PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS. C. D. Chalmers, 10 Castle St. Thos. Brown, 164 Perth Road Hy. Brown, 45 High Street James Clark, 13 North Tay St. Wm. Methven, 104 Nethergate Robert Cowie, 37 Nethergate A. M. Stephen, 9 High Street James Duncan, 65 Wellgate A. J. Wighton, 7 Hilltown A. W. Fairweather, 7 Panmure John Wilson and Coy., 98b St. Nethergate George Haggart, 46 Union St. David Hynd, Dock Street NEWSPAPERS. Joseph Joliffe, 21 Union Street (/See Directory, page 30.J John Kinnell, 18 S. Lindsay St. H. Laird, 50 Princes Street NURSERYMEN, SEEDSMEN, AND Arthur Lee, 37 Cowgate FLORISTS. Alexander M'Donald, 16 Barrack James Gibb, 9 Cowgate Street NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 237

[homas M'Ewen, Lumsden's PLASTERERS. Entry, West Port John Ada.m, Ward Road Jas. Mackay, 26 Meadow Entry Wm. Alexa,nder, Henderson's Eobt. Mathew, 118 Princes St. Wynd, West Port John Matthew, 64 Constable St. J, Geekie and Son, Meadowside David Pirie, 21 Crichton Street John Gibson', Ward Road Alex. Speirs, 178 Hawkhill H. and J, M'Conachie, 52 Bar- Wm. Stewart, 65 N'ethergate rack Street George Young, 72 Seagate Alex. M'Rae, Euclid Crescent Wm. Young, 72 Seagate John Patrick, 83 Bell-Street Wm. Young, jr., 72 Seagate Alex. Tyrie, Meadow Road

PAPER MAKUFACTURERS. PLUMBERS, BRASSPOUNDERS,"AND Bullionfield Paper Coy., Bullion- GASFITTERS. field. J. Alexander, Matthew's Close Charles Davidson and Sons, 2 Ebenezer 'Allan, Willison St. Meadowside John Bariiie, King William's Dock PAPER-RULERS. James Cowan, Meadowside James Brown, 152 Murraygate Aw. Gardner, 14 S. Lindsay St. David Petrie, 48 Overgate Jas. B. Laird, 33 Lindsay St. PAWNBROKERS. J. & D. Lawson, 7 Meadow Entry Caledonian Loan Company, New John C. Low, Whitehall Close Inn Entry Low & Batchelor, 33 Dock St. Dundee Loan OfHce, 18 Nethergt. Thos. Lyall, 15 Meadow Entry Equitable Loan Office, 6 Bain John Murdoch & Son, 35 Nether- Square gate and 146 Overgate Aw. Hutton, 5 Meadow Entry John Thomson, Nethergate and Mrs M. Miller, 150 Overgate Church Lane Alexander Mitchell, 2 and 4 West Port POULTERERS, G.and J. O'Farrell, 249 Overgate, Mrs M'Kenzie, 78 Nethergate and 2 and 14 Tay Street Alex. M'Nicoll, 79 Nethergate Wm. Turnbull, 24 Crichton St. Ehza Pow, 20 Crichton Street Peter Robertson, 30 Union St. PERFUMERS. Jas. Allan and Son, 13 Crichton POTATO MERCHANTS. St., and 25 and 129 Murraygate Alex. Calder, 219 Hilltown James Marquis and Son, 90 David Christie, jr., 57 and 59 Nethergate Hawkhill James Mills, 28 High Street John Johnston, 101 Hilltown Wm. Paterson, jr., 1 Union St. PHYSICIANS. Wm. Sydie, 4 Baltic Street ((See Medical Practitioners.') Jn. Vass, 107Bucklemaker Wyd.

PLANEMAKERS. PRINTERS. T. B. Crichton, 196 Hawkhill C. D. Chalmers, 79 High Street A. Mathieson and Son, 42 D. R. Clark, 70J High Street ' Murraygate. Jas. DufF, 39 High Street 238 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

Durham & Thomson, 49 High St. SHERIFF OFFICERS. Hill & Alexander, Key's Close (see Directory, page 9.) John Irvine, 3 St Clement's Lane SHIP BROKERS, John Leng & Co., 3 Overgate (see Directory, page 17.) Park, Sinclair, & Co., 9 New- Inn Entry SHIP AND, BOAT BUILDERS. John Pellow, 10 Murraygate John Brown, Victoria Dock Stewart, Matthew, and Co., John Caiman, Marine Parade Meadowside Caiman & Martin, 2 Marine Parade EAG MERCHANTS. Gourlay, Bros., & Co., Marine Thos. Alexander, Bruce's Entry Parade David Brown, 9 Gellatly Street David Livie, 18 West Dock St. A. Burke, 7 Lindsay Street Shipwrights' Shipbuilding Society Eobert Cochran, Park Street Marine Parade Geo. Drake, 6 West Dock Street Alex. Stephen & Sons, Marine J. & W. Smith, 17 Castle Street Parade David Steven, St Roque's Court Tay Shipbuilding Co., Marine Wm. Stewart, 16 King Street Parade Jas. Wilson, 12 South Lindsay Street SHIP CHANDLERS. Eyffe & Machan, 44 & 45 Dock RAILWAY CARRIERS. Street (see Directory, page 25.J David Hynd, Dock Street Robert Mearns, 28 do. REEDMAKERS. Welch & Jack, 49 do. W. & A. Duncan, 35 Wellgate Wright & Nielson, 4 do. Thos. Eyfe, 17 HawkhiU Thos. Miln, Bruce's Entry SHIPMASTERS & SHIPOWNERS. (see Shipping Lists, pages 82-87.) REMNANT WAREHOUSES. Jas. H. Brown, 223 Overgate SHIP-SMITHS. Daniel Dailly, 57 Nethergate James Gibson, Graving Dock Peter Gibson, Gellatly Street SADBLERS AND HARNESS MAKERS. David Neave, King William's Wm. Bisset, 53 & 55 Eeform Dock. Street Williamson & Wilson, Victoria John Campbell, 7 Nethergate Dock K. Gibson, 48 High Street Greenshield & Lauder, 1 Cowgate SHOEMAKERS. John Millar, 41 High Street (see Boot and Shoemakers.} Jas. Webster, 14 Castle Street SICK NURSES. servants' REGISTER OFFICES. Mrs Blair, 80 Nethergate Mrs Dick, 96 Nethergate Mrs Cullen, 44 High Street Mrs Jas. Mackay, 22 Seagate Mrs Durie, 11 Dudhope Street Mrs M'Nicoll, 74 Nethergate Mrs Gardiner, 2 Meadow Street ]\Irs Robertson, 122 Nethergate Mrs Mackay, Ireland's Lane NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 239

Mrs M'Ewan, 28 Mid Street David Brown, 47 Union Street Mrs Peat, 75 King Sti'eet David Brown, 57 Bell Street Mrs Pirnie, 67 Seagate Wm. Brown, 47 Castle Street Mrs Rae, Seabraes, Perth Road Margery Butchart, St Clement's Margaret Ritchie, 23 Brown St. Lane Mrs Wm. Calder, 45 Hilltown SILVERSMITHS. Donald Campbell, 49 Bell St. (see Jewellers, Gold Sp Silversmiths.^ John Campbell, 49 West Port Alex. Chalmers, 13 Lindsay St. SLATERS. Walter Chalmers, 89 Overgate Cooper & Balbirnie, 5 Meadow- Robert Clark, 123 ('owgate side David Cloudsly, 52 Blackness D. & W. Crabb, 15 Brown Street Road James Fyffe, Ward Road Alexander Coats, 227 Hilltown Gauld & Labiirn, Lindsay Street John Cowan, 95 Overgate Andrew Law, 8 Panmuve Street Mrs Geo. Crammond, 17 Vault John Law, 40 Blackscroft Wm. Crichton, 34- Castle Street Robert Leslie, Small's Wynd Charles Crichton, 82 Buckle- Peter Rattray, Meadow Road maker Wynd Robert Walker, 63 King Street John Crichton, 20 Barrack St. Mrs James Crystal, 77 Cowgate SPIRITDEALERS. W. & M. Davidson, 54 Murray- James Adam, 123 Hawkhill gate Thomas Adam, 227 Hawkhill Helen Davidson, 21 Wellgate Mrs Allan, 8 Hospital Park John Davidson, 8 Dens Road G. LI. Alison, 18 High Street Robert Davidson, 41 Scouring- Mrs Allison, 4 West Dock Street burn David Baird, 36 Dock Street John Dawson; 209 Overgate Mrs Banks, 13 West Dock Street Alex. Deans, 9 Brown Street George Barnie, 7 Scouringburn James Denholm, 9 & 11 Church John Barnie, 29 Hawkhill Lane Charles Barrie, Coldside George Dick, 48 West Port Joseph Baxter, 93 Cowgate Wm. Donald, 40 Scouringburn Archibald Beaton, 64 Dudbope Mrs Janet Fairweather, 13 Street Temple Lane Neil Beaton, 62 Hilltown Thomas Farmer, 65 Seagate Andrew Bell, 196 Overgate William Fegan, 21 Hawkhill George Black, 197 HaAvkhill John Fegan, 27 Dock Street James Black, 112 Murraygate Mrs Fleming, 24 Gellatly Street John Black, Todburn Lane Peter Forbes, 54 Barrack Street William Black, 28 Scouringburn JohnFoy, 17 Vault Mrs Black, 30 Dock Street George Fyfe, 9 Joint Stocks John Bowman, 46 Dock Street Alexander Grant, 116 Murray- Mrs Helen Bowman, 7 Princes gate Street William Galbraith, 20 Dens Rd. John Boyle, 48 Ann Street Robert Gray, 42 Union Street Mrs Boyter, 45 Hawkhill Alex. Henderson, 60 Hilltown Andrew Brown, 77 Seagate George Henderson, 91 Nether- Andrew Brown, Meadow Road gate 240 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

J. Henderson, 175 Seagate Wm. Macdonald, 3 and 4 Lady- David Hill, 30 Constitution Rd. well Lane Thomas Horn, 13 JFish Street Robert Mackie, 12 Castle Lane Charles Hughes, 122 Overgate John Maclean, 72 Murraygate James Hughes, 230 Overgate Charles Matthews, 48 Seagate Miss Hood, 22 St Clement's James Matthew, 58 Hawkhill Lane William Mechan, 52 West Port

Mrs Hutton, 208 Seagate Jas. Menzies, 1 Upper Pleasance ; Wm. Irvine, 202 Seagate Mrs Miller, 1 Commercial St. Mrs E. Jack, 39 Barrack St. Mrs Wilson, 148 Seagate William Jessieman, 8 Yearaan Mrs Moncrieflf, 104 Seagate Shore Mrs John Moncur, 73 Perth Rd. Elias Jones, 208 Overgate John Munro, 1 West Dock St. Alex. Keir, 9 Tally Street Alex. Moon, 20 Session Street Mrs Kelt, 9 Seagate Wm. Muirhead, 185 Scouring- David Kermeth, 46 Tindal's burn Wynd Andrew Munro, 95 Overgate Isaiah Kerr, 93 Princes Street Charles Murray, 15 Exchange James Kirkpatrick, 24 Fish St. Mrs Nicoll, 16 South Union St. James Lamb, 24 Wellgate James Ogilvie, 42 Rosebank St. Alex. Law, South Union Street Mrs Oliver, 19 Rose Street Mrs Lawson, 116 Cowgate Andw. Paterson, 158 Hawkhill John Leitch, 29 Dock Street Street Wm. Livingston, 23 Meadowside John Paterson, 82 Dudhope Mrs Livingstone, 35 Dock St. Crescent David Low, 10 St Clement's James Petrie, 33 Wellgate Lane Mrs Phillips, 18 Rose Street E. Lov?, 84 Scouringburn Mrs Pilmer, 8 Greenmarket Grace M'Arthur, 85 JSTethergate David Powrie, 89 Overgate Daniel M'Donald, 226 Overgate Barbara Reid, Key's Close Wm. M'Donald, 78 Blackscroft George Reid, 26 Greenmarket John Macfarlan, 175 Scouring- Alex. Robertson, 99 Overgate burn Isabella Robertson, 50 King St. Mungo M'Earlane, 146 Scouring- Mrs Robertson, 23 Barrack St. burn Mrs Robertson, 22 Bell Street Wm. M'Gachie, 25 Crichton St. Francis RoUo, 135 Princes Street William M'Lean, 4 Rosebank Alex. Ross, Forebank Road Street John Rutherford, 24 North Tay Barbara M'Kenzie, 7 Small's Street Wynd A. Ruxton, 29 Pole Park Road John MTntosh, 7 Greenmarket W. Saunders, 144 Murraygate Mrs M'Glashan, Butterburn Mrs J. Saunders, 82 Seagate James M'Glashan, 61 Seagate Peter Scott, 11 Thorter Row John M'Mahon, 62 Overgate Mrs Edward Scrivens, 38 Well- Isabella M'Pherson 116 Scour- gate ingburn Henry Small, 3 Shore Terrace Charles Macdonald, 57 West Thomas Small, 1 Stobswell Park Port Mrs Small, 55 Scouringburn John Macdonald, 3 Seagate George Smith, Coldside — )

NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 241

Jas. Smith, 118 Scouringburn Alex. Henry, 140 and 142 Mur- John Smith, 126 Overrate raygate Joshua Smith, 19 Dudhope St. Henry Lorimer, 40 Reform St. William Speed, 143 Perth Eoad Miss Margt. M'Culloch, William Mrs Stevenson,- 6 Gellatly Street Street, Forebank James Stewart, 204 Perth Road C. Mudie, 8 Overgate James Stewart, 12 Overgate Mary Slater, 61 Wellgate John Stewart, 16 Scouringbiirn Peter Stewart, 1 Church Lane SURVEYORS (Various, Mrs T. Stewart, 24 St Clement's Thos. Alexander, 45 Dock Street Lane Thos. M. Black, 44 High Street Roht. Stewart, 135 Hilltown James Brown, Craigie Cottage A. Strachan, 27 Small's Wynd Jas. Callen, Maryfield Terrace G. Sturdy, 46 Barrack Street John Fulton, Police Buildings Andrew Templeman, 192 Over- John Z. Kay, 43 Reform Street gate Hugh Robertson, 73 High Street Samuel Thorburn, 12 Shore Jas. Salmond, 6 High Street Terrace James Thomson, 86 Nethergate Miss J. Todd, 132 Overgate Ebenezer Watson, 12 Blackscroft TAILORS, AND TAILORS AND James Watt, 32 Princes Street CLOTHIERS. John D. Wears, 14 Fish Street Those marked * are Tailors and William Whitton, 80 Overgate Clothiers. James Wilson, 2 Scouringburn Alex. Air, 31 Murraygate Moses Wilson, 60 Ann Street, *James Aird, 9 Union Street Maxwelltown Charles Barry, 83 Murraygate Samuel Wilson, 1 Rose Street *Peter Batchelor, 62 Nethergate James Wright, 4 Greenmarket George Baxter, 182 Hilltown James Wiight, 140 Hawkhill *Arthur Begg & Son, 20 High John Wright, 1 Panmure Street Street Alex. Young, 23 Nethergate Andrew Bisset, 97 Perth Road Thomas Young, 58 Hilltown Peter Bisset, 5 Seafield Lane Mrs E. Young, West Dock St. William Blair, 129 Scouringburn Mrs M. Young, Manor Place, *J. B. Blyth, 131 Murraygate Graham Booth, 80 Princes Street '' STAT AND CORSET MAKERS *Charles Brown, 4 Bain Square Miss Airth, 118 Overgate David Brown, 36 Middle Chapel- Mrs Anderson, 7 Coupar's Alley shade John Bain, 20 Murraygate *Peter Brown, 29 High Street Mrs Ferguson, 91 King Street *P. Brown, 10 Reform Street Mrs Gray, 87 Nethergate *Wm. Brown, 7 Overgate Miss Ferguson, 5 Barrack Street *James Bruce, 8 High Street Mrs Ann Grant, 243 Overgate David Butch art, 5 Church Lane Miss Nicolson, 39 High Street William Butter, 210 Hilltown Alex. Cameron, 61 West Port STRAW-HAT MAKERS. John Cameron, 14 Dallfield Miss Agnew, 202 Overgate Walk Miss Brown, 38 Reform Street *Andrew Campbell, 75 Princes Gibson and Sparks, 23 Hilltown Street 343 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

*David Campbell, 28 West Port Lawrence Mundie, 56 Hilltown John Connan, 61 Scourino;burn Alex. Inrig, 152 Murraygate *W. W. Cooper, 7 and 9 Eeform *Johu Johnstone, 40 Barrack Street Street Francis Dick, 13 Overgate *Keating & Co., 4 High Street *E, F.Dickinson & Co., 39 Reform *Peter M'Dougall, 17 Bell Street Street Duncan Robertson, 34 Seagate David Dixon, William St., King William Robertson, 158 Hilltown Street *James Rodger, 4 Church Lane, *Jolin H. DiiiFus, 31 West Port High Street John Edwards, 37 Todburn Lane *James Scott, 19 High Street Wm. Porbes, 57 Scouringburn Thomas Scott, 181 Hilltown *John Fraser, 11 Overgate Wm. Scott, 2 High Street *James Feathers, 19 High Street *Wm. Scrimgeour, 15 Green- David Galloway, 64 Albert St. market Andrew Geddes, 28 Princes St. Peter Sime, 2 High Street Robert Gill, 7 Overgate * J. P. Smith, 6 High Street *Alexander Glass, 17 St Andrew's Alex. Stewart, Young's Close, 18 Street West Port Robert Gordon, 13 Arthur St. John Stewart, 9 Tait's Land, *William Gorrie, 11 Crichton St. Scouringburn Robert Grieve, 51 High Street Robert Stewart, 125 Cowgate Geo. Henderson, 1 Infirmary Ln. Robert Sturrock, 125 Princes St. King Street Geo. Sydie, 70 Blackscroft *James Howie, 89 High Street *Thoms & Ritchie, 47 High St. Peter Kinnison, 13 Overgate *James Thomson, 77 High St. *Robert Patrick, 12 Greenmarket *Jas. Thomson, Belmont Place, Peter Laird, 21 Hilltown 124 Hawkhill John Lawson, 132 M urraygate *James Walker, 73 High Street

*David Lesslie, 2 Baltic Street Peter Walker, 4 Ramsay Street, / Isaac Low, 55 Marvaygate Lower Pleasance John Pryde, 17 Barrack Street James Watson, 9 Hilltown *Alexander M'Donald, manager *John Young & Son, 44 High of the Cosmocapelion, 73 & 74 Street High Street *James Yule, 17 Scouringburn James Phillip, 3 Milne's East Wynd TANNERS.

*Joseph Lyall, 5 Mid Wynd, (See Leather Merchants.) ' Hawkhill *John S. Kinnear, 8 Crichton TEA DEALERS AND AGENTS. Street James Fyfe, 63 High Street James Kidd, 95 Cowgate Andrew Hood, Seafield Place *Wm. Mathewson, 19 Union St. Wm. Keill, 130 Murraygate Robert Mathers, 77 High Street Hector Macleod & Co., 12 Hun- Robert Milne, 31 Bucklemaker ter Street Wynd John Mathewson & Son, 11 Robert Milne, 2 Baltic Street Union Street and 113 Perth *Moon,Langlands, & Co., 4 Union Road Street and 23 West Port Neil Steel, 61 Overgate NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 243

TEACHERS. Miss Henderson, 138 Perth Road Misses Adams, 9 Wallace Entry, James I. Hillocks, 109 Perth HawkhiU Road Miss Allan, 9 South Tay Street George Hislop, Chalmers' School, Misses Anderson, 2 St Andrew's Hunter Street Place Mary Holmes, Ratti'ay's Court, George Archer, St Andrew's Seagate School, William Street, Fore- Alex. Hood, Free St Andrew's bank. School, Meadow Place George Barrie, Wallace Juvenile John Hunter, 14 Baltic Street School Joseph Imandt, Public Seminaries John Birrell, Princes Street William Inglis, Tay Square School Seminaries Misses Bissett, Clepington Place, William Inglis, Barrack Street Maxwelltown Seminaries Miss Bruce, 12 South Tay Street John Kennedy, School of Art Mrs Burns, 16 Crescent Street Miss Kidd, Tay Square Semi- Donald Campbell, Mylafield naries Feus, parish of Longforgan Thos. Kidd, Public Seminaries Madle. Clai'issi Chapuy, 13 South Miss Laing, 2 Paton's Lane, Tay Street Perth Road John Clark, Trinity House J. B. Lindsay, South Union St. John Cuthbertson, Public Semi- Richard Low, Public Seminaries naries Christina Low, Brown Street Elizabeth Davidson, 13 Elizabeth Miss Luke, 5 SeafieldLane, Perth Street Road Miss Donaldson, 1 Tay Square Jos. C. Lyall, St David's School, George Dott, Public Seminaries Scouringburn James Douglas, Tay Square David Lvon, Poor House Seminaries Misses M'Donald, 3 Tay Street Alex. Drysdale, Deaf and Dumb Misses M'Cosh, Pub. Seminaries Institution Miss M'Lean, Park Wynd H. Durlach, Public Seminaries Dd. M'Donald, Upper Pleasance Theodore Eulenstein, 17 Meadow Finlay M'Diarmicl, Brown Street Street Duncan M'Donald, St Peter's Elizabeth Fenton, St Peter's F. School C. School John Mackie, 39 Murf-aygate E. Fisher, Meadowside Academy Miss Maxton, 10 Exchange St. Miss M. Forman, 14 Greenmarket Charles Millar, 181 Blackscroffc Mrs Thos. Gilchrist, Tay Square John Miller, 25 Smithfield Seminaries Misses Milne, 1 Bain Square James Glass, Public Seminaries Geo. T. Neppred, 1 Fenton Street James Gray, 1 Roseangle, Perth Michael O'Gorman, Powris Place Road Miss Mary Ogilvie, Albert Street Robert Greig,41 Rosebank Road Jane M. Paton, Meadowside Ses- Miss Gye, 41 Reform Street sional School James Hamilton, Meadowside Miss Patullo, 3 Thorter Row Isabella Henderson, Crescent W. S. Peddle, Royal Orphan In- Lane stitution, Small's Wynd 244 NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

David Petrie, 38 Park Wynd TOBACCONISTS. Elizabeth B. Powrie, James' Ch., J. T. Fairweather, 113 Murray- Euclid Street gate Alex. Eobertson, Jamaica Street Mrs AnneFerrier, 9 Thorter Row Mrs Robertson, 38 Mid Street, Jas. M'Intosh, 22 West Port Chapelshade Martin & Meldrum, 67 High St. Andrew Roy, Dundee Academy J. H. Milne, 125 Murraygate Jessie G.Shaw, Chalmers' School, Geo. Ness, 27 Nethergate Hunter Street Mrs Jas. Petrie, 54 Wellgate A. W. Small, Industrial Schools, Jas. Smart, 2 Crichton Street Ward Road John Watson, 17 Murraygate William Small, Bell Street Mrs Webster, HI Nethergate Isabella Smith, Blinshall Street Wm. Wilson, 33 Overgate Mary T. Smith, Barrack Street Alex. Smith, Dens Works TOBACCO PIPE MANUFACTURERS. Henry L. Spindler, 31 Reform St. Doctor Batchelor, 27 Small's W. G. Spindler, 20 Reform Street Wynd Andrew Stewart, 6 Blinshall St. Peter M'Lean, senr., 22 Hender- Thomas Stewart, Dudhope Crsnt. son's Wynd, West Port G. Y. Strachan, 30 Reform Street Peter M'Lean, jr., 22 Hawkhill Peter Stratton, Rosebank Sessnl. School TURNERS. Miss Valentine, Lower Pleasance James Colville, Willison Street School Wm. Ferguson & Sons, Willison Mrs and Misses Walker, 31 Tay Street Street John M'Gregor, 20 Queen St. David Wallace, St John Sessnl. Wm. Skinner, 4 Crescent Lane School, Hawkhill John Thow, 86 Seagate Marianne Warren, 41 Reform St. W. N. Watson, 31 Reform Street TWINESPINNERS, AND ROPE, AND John Westwood, 33 Dud. Cresnt. SAILMAKERS. Rob. Wighton, 10 Perth Road Those marked * are Ropemakers, and Sailmakers only. Wm. Wilson, 19 Speed's Close, those marked f are Overgate fJames Allison, 47 Dock St. Wm. Wilson, Wellgate Mission *David Baxter, Foundry Lane School James Bell & Son, 18 Dock St. TINSMITHS AND GASFITTERS *A. & H. Bulk, 5 Dock Street J. M. Black, 15 & 17 Meadowside •A. Clark & Co., 223 Hilltown Jas. Brown, 38 West Port •Francis Dick, 134 Seagate John Dunoon, 84 & 86 Overgate jR. and D. Ferguson, 32 Dock Francis Dick, Kirk Entry Street Andrew Hynd, 26 West Port *D. H. Fleming, 7 Rosebank J. & D. Lawson, 81 Murraygate Road J. & J. Leslie, 86 Murraygate Halket and Adam, 25 Dock St. Geo. Luke, 63 King Street *Mrs Wm. Low, 112 Hilltown ' M'Laren &Grandy, 171 Overgate *J. & S. Mills, 98 Hilltown G. H. & G. Nicoll, 38 Overgate *John M'Lay, 98 Hilltown David Ramsay, 16 Hawkhill *Moses M'Lay, 44 Hilltown Jas, Winter, 76 Dudhope Wynd David C. Martin, 21 Dock Street NAMES A^B PROFESSIONS. 241

Alex. Ogilvy & Sons, 11 Shore William Foley, 18 Barrack Street Terrace Alex. Kelt, 106 Murraygate *W. & D. Proctor, 156 Hilltown John Levy, 71 Overgate *Jas Soutter & Sons, Forebank Thomas Low, 7 Overgate Eoad John Lundie, 37 High Street tKobert Sutherland, 15 West Wm. S. Mackay, 8 West Port Dock Street James Rattray, 102 Nethergate *H. W. Thain & Co., Bonnybank David Scott, 67 Wellgate Eoad James Sturrock, 83 Muri aygate J. & W. Watson, 5 Castle Street UMBRELLA AND PARASOL Daniel Wehrle, 36 Union Street MAKERS. Francis J. Wild, 21 Overgate J. Anderson, Queen Street Whytock & Sons, 46 High Street Wm. Barclay, Barrack Street and 108 Overgate Robert Heron, 11 Vault John S. Young, 1 Castle Street John Mackay, 28 Union Street Eobert Meldrum, 12 Reform St. WEAVING -UTENSIL MAKERS. Geo. Robertson, 24 Overgate David Fraser, 185 Hilltown Wm. M'Leod, 38 Union Street UPHOLSTERERS. Maxwelltown G. & G. Batchelor, 22 Union St. Scott & M'Nab, 85 Bell Street Mrs Buist, 16 Castle Street Alex. Strachan, 23 Mid Wynd John Keiller, 105 Perth Road Robert Strachan, 70 Bell Street Thos. Maclean, 75 Nethergate J. & A, Smith, 43 Nethergate WHOLESALE PROVISION John Sturrock, 7 Lindsay Street MERCHANTS. Westwood & Third, 77 Nether- John Adamson, Exchange Street

gate J. & A. Duffus, 36 West Port ... Edward Wilson, 29 Nethergate David Fleming, 87 and 93 Seagate John Guillan, 37 Yeaman Shore VETERINARY SURGEONS. John Hood, 12 Yeaman Shore Wm. Baxter, Church Lane Andw. Hughes, 39 Union Street Geo. Booth, Meadovvside D. H. Macintosh, 133 Hawkhili John Thomson, 50 Gellatly St. David Millar, 3 Exchange Street Alex, Smith, 45 Union Street VINTNERS. Robt. Webster, Castle Street Mrs Dempster, 94 Scoiiringburn Jas. Yeaman, 12 Horse Wynd Mrs Farquharson, 3 Barrack St. Thos. Farquharson, Rankine's WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

Court George LI. Alison, 1 8 High Street Mrs Stirling, 3 Vault John Aytoun, 57 Murraygate Samuel Wilkie, 118 Murraygate J. & J. Brown, 52 Seagate J. Cockburn & Campbell 50 WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS. Reform Street William Alston, 7 High Street Alex. Cornfoot, 34 West Port • Wm. M. Anderson, 33 High St. John Cunningham, 42 Castle St. Jas. Cameron, 88 Murraygate Dalgairns & Co., 3 Shore Terrace Rt. W. Farquharson, 72 High St. Deberdt & Co., 47 Castle Street P. A. Feathers,- 26 Dock Street Geo. Duff, 20 Wellgate

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246 NAMES ANU PKOFESSIONS.

Peter Hean, janr., 57 Overgate Robertson & Brown, 42 High St. Alex. Kay, 52 and 54 Overgate Alex. Stuart, 1 Wellgate Wm. Lawson, 20 Nethergate Peter Stuart, 38 ISTethergate E. A. Miller, Panmure Street Wm. Wighton, 1 & 2 Hilltown Jas. B, Nicoll, 50 Eeform Street David Petrie, 38 Seagate WIRE-WORKERS Alex. Robertson & Co., S4 Mur- Archibald Dickie, 19 & 21 Bar- raygate rack Street John Robertson, 68 Murraygate Thomas Wight, 23 Nethergate W. & S. Strong, 20 Dock Street F. H. Todd, 177 Overgate WOOD MERCHANTS. Jas. Watson, 76 Seagate Robert Christie, New Dock St. Geo. Jessiman, 135 Seagate WINE, SPIRIT, AND TEA Wra. Kirkland & Sons, Ward MERCHANTS. Road Wm. Clarke, 174 & 176 Seagate Thos. Souter, New Dock Street Robert Don, 41 Nethergate Wm. Walker, Trades' Lane David Jobson, 26 South Lindsay Street WRIGHTS AND JOINERS. Peter M'Intyre, 95 Nethergate (See Cabinetmakers.) David Masterton, 24 & 26 Mur- raygate WRITERS AND NOTARIES. John Miller, 26 High Street (See Directory, page 8) Thos. Mitchell, 28 Crichton St. NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 247 MISCELLANEOUS. Barometer-maker—D, Balerna, 14 Yeaman Shore. Bagpipe-maker—John Cameron, 33 Sconringburn.

73-77 . Simson and Blitchell, 75 High Street. "^ , J ( George Robb, Mason Lodge Close. Boot-closer—David Scott, 42 Murraygate. Brace and Beltmaker—David Stocks, 89 Blackscroft. Bricklayers—Anderson Brothers, 17 South Union Street. Brickmaker—James Webster, Dudhope Brickwork. Candlemaker—J. T. Fairweather, 113 Murraygate. Chairmaker—Edward Ninian, 67 Perth Road. dog, Patten, and Last Maker—Robt. Mullen, 8 South Lindsay St. Crape Cleaner—Mrs "Wilson, 8 Nethergate. Die, Stamp, and Seal Cutter—John L. Roy, 31 Reform Street.

ET 7 • 7 f Mrs Christie, 74 Nethergate^ Ji,mbroiderers — < ^.^ t t— i^ hy? at ..i, ^ ( Mrs J. Kidd, 116 Nethergate. File Smith and Re- Gutter—Robt. Russell, Mill's Lane. French Polisher—Wm. S. Allan, 6 Victoria Square. Funeral Undertaker—John Sweeney, Souter's Close. Hinge-makers—Alex. Henderson & Sons, 31 Overgate Horse-breaker—Jas. Jackson, 26 Carswell's Lane. Hosiery, manufacturer of—Donald M'Gregor, 4 Perth Road. Machine-screio maker—i). B. Langlands, 161 Overgate. Modeller—Leonard Miller, Euclid Crescent. Oil Merchant—Mxs Shepherd, 80 Murraygate. Salt Merchant—Jas. Brand, 25 Greenmarket. Sculptor—James Watson, Ward Road. Shawl Manufacturer—AIq-s.. M'Walter, 12 Reform Street Ticket Writer—Graham Milne, 7 Vault. Venetian-blind makers—J. & J. Gray, 1 Roseangle. Violin-makeT'^JdiS. Black, 9 Paton's Lane. 243 BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS.

XVI.—BROUGHTY PSRIIY LISTS.

NAMES, PROEESSIONS, AND ADDEESSES OF THE PRINCIPAL INHABITANTS OF BROUGHTY FERRY AND NEIGHBOURHOOD.

Abbot, Peter, mechanic, Forthill. Adams, Colonel James, 5 Douglas Terrace. Adamson, John, seaman, Alley Close, Fisher Street, Addison, Mrs S., 11 James' Place. Air, Alexander, Church Street. Allan, George, saddler and lodgings. Chapel Lane, Fishef Street. Allen, James, tinsmith. Fort Street. Ambrose, George, shipmaster, Ambrose Street. Misses, Gray Street. Annan, James, gardener. Brook Street. Anderson, Andrew, seaman, King Street. David, banker, Seafield. David, railway signal man, St Vincent Street. Edward, mason, King Street. ' Francis, twine-spinner. Bent House. James, cabinetmaker, Herman Cottage. John, painter and paper-hanger, Gray Street. Mrs, lodgings, St Vincent Street. Misses, Dundas Street. Peter, carter and dairyman, Brook Street. Robert, mason, Dundas Street. Thomas, fisherman, Dundas Street. William, platelayer, D. & A. R. Co., Brook Street, William, fisherman. Chapel Yard, Fisher Street. Andrew, Salmon, clerk. West Ferry. Angus, James, late shipmaster. King Street. Archer, James, shipmaster. Brook Street. John, mason, King Street. Archibald, James, shipmaster, St Vincent Street, Arklay, David, Seafield. Mrs Thomas, Downie Villa. Atkins, Mrs, washer. Union Street.

Back, Henry, King Street. Baillie, Wm., surveyor, Camperdown Street. Mrs V/illiam, West Ferry. Balfour, John, gardener, Queen Street. BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS. 24S

Barclay, Alexander, agent and carrier, Queen Street. Mrs George, Fort Street. Barnet, Alexander, bleacher, St Vincent Street. Barrie, Mrs David, grocer, Fort Street. James, wright, Church Street. Bathie, Peter, mason. King Street. Baxter, Alexander, gardener, Seafield. Edmund, writer, Hillbank, Hill Street. Mrs George, draper, Fort Street, Misses, Constable's Cottages, West Ferry. I Beat, Jobn, flesher. King Street. Thomas, late farmer. Brook Street. ;Begbie, Misses, Brook Street. gardener and grocer. Queen Street. I Bell, Andi'ew, Mrs David, Gray Street. George, fisherman, Fisher Street. James, xopemaker, spiritdealer and grocer, King Street. John C., auctioneer, 4 James' Place. James H., 3 Douglas Terrace, Mrs S,, Gray Street. Watson, fisherman, David Street, Fisher Street. Berry, Mrs, lodgings, Brown Street. Bisset, Thomas, seaman. Brook Street.

Black, David, foreman mechanic, D, & A. R. ; h. Brook Street, Black, Mrs David, King Street, Blair, James, grocer, Queen Street, Thomas & Son, grocers. Gray Street. Boase, G, C, banker, Grove Cottage. Boath, Miss Ann, dresser, King Street. Bonner, Mrs, china and stoneware dealer, Fort Street. Boyack, Mrs, midwife, Brook Street. Mrs, King Street. Boyd, James, West Ferry. Mrs Jane, Victoria Hotel, Gray Street. Brough, Joseph, late gardener, West Ferry. William, gardener, Seafield.

Brown, A. H., merchant, King Street. > George, mason, West Ferry, James, proprietor and shipowner, West Ferry. Mrs James, Cottage Place. John, shipbuilder, Seabourne House. Joseph, spirit merchant. West Ferry. John, mason, Monifieth Road. Mrs Robert, Hill Street, Bruce, Donald, tea dealer, Brook Street. Buchan, John, clerk. Brook Street, Buist, A. J., Earl Place, Camperdowa Street. Burnet, George, 2 Doiiglas Terrace. Butchart, Andrew, King Street. .

250 BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS.

Caithness, Mrs Alex., Ambrose Street. Misses, grocers, Ambrose Street.

Cairncross, George, station master. West Ferry ; /*. Queen Street. Robert, shipmaster, St Vincent Street. Alex, shipmaster, Monifieth Road. Calder, James, foreman wright, J>. & A. Railway; h. Brook Street. Cameron, Findlay, excise officer, Miss Scott's Lodgings, Queen St. Campbell, William, carter. Old Monifieth Road. Cant, Alex., shipmaster, King Street. William, gardener, Seafield. William, late shipmaster. Chapel Lane, Fisher Street Cappon, James, shipmaster, St Vincent Street. Mis James, Ambrose Street. Carmichael, IMisses, Seafield. Carnegy, Miss Alison, of Lower, Beach. Cave, Mrs, Lodgings, Brook Street. Chalmers, John, pilot, Fisher Street, Joseph, shipmaster. King Street, William, wright and joiner. Fort Street. William, labourer. West Ferry. Chaplain, David, dairyman. King Street. Chapman, James, late of H.M, Customs, Union Street. Mrs Capt. James, Brook Street. William, shipmaster, Ambrose Sti'eet. Chisholra, James, tinsmith, plumber, and gas fitter, Fart Street. Christie, James, sculptor. Queen Street. Clark, James, shipmaster. Cottage Place. Cobb, Miss, 2 James' Place. Cochrane, P. M., French Consul, Monifieth Road. Cook, Mrs, poulterer. King Street. Cooper, Arthur, shipmaster. King Street. Coupar, William, junr., mason. Queen Streets Mrs David, Hill Street. Cowan, Miss, milliner. Gray Street. Cox, Mrs, King Street. Crawford, David, gardener. Queen Street. Crery, Mrs, Fort Street. Crichton, Archibald, insurance agent, 12 Douglas Terrace, David, late farmer. Church Street. William, late farmer, King Street. Chrystal, James, locomotive superintendent. Brook Street. Cuthbert, Mrs Andrew, lodgings, Brook Street. William, shipmaster, Bent House. Gumming, Miss E., teacher of music. King Street.

Dargie, George, carter and dairyman, King Street. Davidson, Misses, Beach. Mrs Peter, Seafield. Deans, Alex., baker. Fort Street. BEOUGHTY FEERY LISTS. 251

Deas, Matthew, grocer and cabinetmaker, Brook Street and Fort Street. Deuchars, Capt., Beach House. Mrs Capt., 7 James' Place. Dewar, Mrs, Fort Street. Dick, Francis, builder and vintner, Clajpots Road. John, tailor and clothier, Brook Street. William, labourer, Camperdown Street, Mrs, Forthill. Miss, Annfield Cottage, Don, Mrs, Fort Street. John, The Lodge, Queen Street. W. G., St Margaret's, Queen Street. Donaldson, George, fisheraian. Fort Street, James, pilot, David Street, Fisher Street. James, cooper, Chapel Lane, Fisher Street. John, Scott's Cottage, West Ferry. Douglas, Major A. M., Ferry House, Beach. Mrs, Chsrch Street. Thomas, Rock Villa. William, of Brighton, Kerbat House. Dow, George, shipmaster. Grey Street. Drummond, Miss M,, grocer. King Street. Duncan, Alex., fisherman, Fisher Street. Peter, merchant, The Hermitage, Queen Street, Duthie, Miss Sophia, Fort Street. James, gardener, Ava Bank.

Easton, Mrs John, Brook Street. Thomas, slater, Brook Street. Edgar, Charles, feuar, Barnhill. Edward, Alex, labourer, Queen Street. David, mason. King Street. Thomas, Fisher Street. Eggo, John, Wright and joiner. King Street. Elder, William, eating-house keeper. Fort Street. Elliot, Henry, mason. Church Street. Ewan, John, merchant. Brook Street. Francis M. merchant, View Bank. Misses, Seafield.

Fairweather, James, Rose Cottage, King Street. James, railway signalman. Brook Street. Wm., flesher. King Street and Gray Sti'eet, Farquharson, R. W., watchmaker, Forthill. Feathers, P. A., nautical instrument maker. Cottage Place. Ferric, Alston, commission merchant, Beach. Ferrier, Miss Margaret, grocer, Fisher Street, William, pilot, Fort Street. "252 BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS.

Findlay, Mrs Charles, Long Lane. Finlayson, Miss, Ladies' Seminary, Camperdown Place. Thomas, labourer, Chapel Lane, Fisher Street. Findlater, James R., architect and civil engineer, Brook Street. Fisher, Robert, teacher, West Ferry. Forbes, William, Avright, Long Lane. Robert, tailor and clothier, liing Street. Capt. Wm., Beach House. Foreman, George, H.M.'s Customs, Bath Street. Fowlis, James, shoemaker. Long Lane.

Fraser, Donald, porter, D. & A. Rail. ; h. Long Lane. Fyffe, George, slater, King Street. James, slater, King Street. George, jr., slater, Long Lane.

Gall, William, fisherman, Fort Street, Mrs William, vintner. Bell's Lane, Fisher Street. Mrs Alex., Pilot's Tavern, Fisher Street. James, pilot, Fisher Street. Mrs Alex., sen., Fisher Street. Galloway, Mrs Peter, grocer, King Street. William, writer, Church Street. Garden, George, grocer, Victoria Buildings, Gray Street. Gemlie, Thomas, late brewer, Long Lane. Geddes, William, late of Excise, Church Street, Gibson, Joseph, insurance agent, 12 James' Place. Mrs Wm., Temperance Hotel, King Street. William, boot and shoemaker. Brook Street. William, shipmaster. Brook Street. James, confectioner. Fort Street. Gibb, T., coffeehouse-keeper. King Street. Gilchrist, William, tide surveyor, Ambrose Street. Gilmour, Thomas, slater, King Street. Gilroy, George, 1 Douglas Terrace. Misses, Beach. Glenday, John, mason. Queen Street. Gordon, John, 9 Douglas Terrace, Mrs, Hill Street. Graham, Robert, salmon-fisher. Gray Street. James, green-grocer, King Street. Grant, Lewis, market gardener. West Ferry. James, teacher of dancing, Camperdown Street. Gray, Miss, Cottage Place. William, coal merchant, Brown Street. Isaac, grocer and spiritdealer. King Street. Archibald, Church Street. Thomas, labourer, top of Gray Street. William, brewer and spiritdealer, Fort Street. Mrs, View Bank Cottage, Forthill. BEOUGHTY FERRY LISTS. 253

Greig, Miss, feuar, "Union Street, Mrs A. O., Todd's Land, King Street. Groat, Misses, rnilliners, Brook Street. Guild, John, Fort William House, West Ferry. Mrs Alex., West Ferry. Robert, Ida Bank.

Hallet, Mrs David, Hill Street. narrower, George K., 10 Douglas Terrace. Hanton, Peter, late carpenter. Queen Street. Heddle, Mrs Robert, sick nurse, Brook Street. Henderson, Alex., carpenter. King Street. Charles, carter. Union Street. David, laboui'er. Queen Street. Miss, Camperdown Place. Hendry, Andrew^, writer, 9 James' Place. Henry, William, dairyman, Monifieth Road. Hodge, James, jr., clerk, Hill Street. Horn, Mrs, lodgings. King Street. James, gardener, Brook Street.

Houghton, Thomas, porter, E., P., & D. Rail. ; h. Brook Street Hughes, William, carter. Brook Street. Mrs David, dressmaker, Fisher Street. Hume, John, Forthill. James, baker. Brook Street.

Hunter, John, porter, E., P., & D. Railway ; h. Fisher Street. Miss, Hill Cottage, Fort Street. Hutcheson, David, shipmaster. King Street. Hutchison, William, shipmaster, Brook Street. Ireland, James, late shipmaster, Links, King Street. R, H., provision merchant. Gray Street. Irvine, James, hairdresser. Gray Street. Jack and Barclay, Misses, Camperdown Cottages. Jackson, John, feuar, Barnhill. James, Captain John, Fisher Street. David, and Mrs William, Marybank, Barnhill Links. Jameson, George, Seafield.

Thomas, porter, Dundee Bank ; h. Fort Street Jenkins, John, seaman. Low's Land, Will Street. Johnston, William, nursery and seedsman, Panmure Nursery. George, outfitter. West Ferry. Jolly, John, spiritdealer, Gray Street. Mrs, 5 James' Place. Justice, Mrs, Seafield.

Kat, David, spiritdealer. King Street. Henry, late farmer. Brook Street. Keith, Mrs, milliner, Brook Street. Kennedy, Daniel, plasterer, Brook Street. 254 BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS.

Kennedy Mrs, washerwoman, West Ferry. Kerr, Alexander, builder, Chiirch Street.' Colonel James, Ava Villa. Rev. James, Baxter's lodgings, Seafield. James, Pryde's House, Gray Street. James, dairyman, Gray Street John, clerk, Dundas Street. William, writer, Eort House. Kidd, David, pilot, foot of Gray Street. George, pilot, Bath Street. John, grocer and ironmonger, Fort Street. Mrs, foot of Gray Street. Miss Katherine, Constable's Cottages, West Ferry. Kinnear, George, flesh er. Brook Street. Peter, flesher. Will Street. Mrs, lodgings. Brook Street. Mrs, Thompson's Land, King Street. Mrs, Union Street. Kinmond, Peter, 8 James' Place. Knight, David, fisherman, David Street, Fisher Street. Mrs J., Ship Tavern, Fisher Street.

Laird, Alexander, slater. Brown Street. Laraont, Eev. James, St Vincent Street. Robert, dairyman. Fort Street. Lanceman, Misses, King Street. Langlands, James, labourer, St Vincent Street. Lawson, Mrs, 10 James' Place. Leak, James H., 14 James' Place. Leslie, Misses, teachers. Infant School, Brook Street. Robert, Loftus House, Gray Street. Ley, Miss, King Street. Lind, Peter, coal and agency office. Gray Street. Lindsay, Charles, bleacher, Seafield. George, grocer and spiritdealer, King Street and Fort St.

James C, Dundee Bank, Brook Street ; h. Reres Cottage. George, late shipmaster, Seafield. Littlejohn, D. S., v/riter, Seafield. Lobb, John, H. M.'s Customs; h. Ambrose Street.

Loinsworth, Rev. A. W., Episcopal Church ; h. Parsonage, Sea- field.

Lovel, John, H. M.'s Customs ; h. Fort Street. Low, Mrs George, blacksmith, Long Lane, Gray Street. Rev. Richard, teacher, Brook Street

Francis, wine and spiritdealer. Gray Street ; h. Beach House. Miss Jessie, bookseller. King Street. Mrs Thomas, Will Street. Miss Margaret, Beach House and King Street. Lowden, George, Petrie's Land, Brook Street. BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS. 255

Lownie, Mrs John, Fisher Street. Lowrie, Peter, labourer. Brook Street. Lyon, Eev. John, Free Church Manse, Brook Street. Thomas, groom. Gray Street.

M'Abtney, Alexander, feuar, King Street. M'Donald, Thomas, cabinetmaker and joiner, Union Street. M'Ewen, James, writer, Seafield.

M'Gregor, John, superintendent, Railway Works ; A. Hill Street. Peter, police constable. King Street. M'Glashan, Mrs Wm., Fisher Street. M'Intosh, Mrs, grocer, King Street. James, shoemaker, Dundas Street. M

James, gateman. Railway Station ; h. Brook Street. Marr, Mrs Robert, Fisher Street. Marshall, Donald, labourer, Brook Street. Martin, David, Camperdown Street. James K., Broughty House, Beach. Matthew, Charles, bleacher, Union Street. John, tailor and letter-carrier. King Street. William, grocer. Brook Street. Misses, Spring Cottage. Matthewson, William, tailor and clothier. West Ferry. James, salmon-fisher. Queen Street. Mawer, Mrs James, eatinghouse keeper. Fort Street. Mearns, Captain William, coal-broker, King Street. Meek, Alexander, wright and glazier, King Street. Menzies, Thomas, wright, Queen Street. Methven, John & Son, boot and shoemakers, Brook Street, Thomas E., Gray Street. Mill, Mrs, Fisher Street. Mrs, West Ferry. Thomas, fisherman. Fort Street. Miln, James, shipmaster, Beach. George, writer. Hill Street. Mrs, mangle-keeper. Union Street. Robert, merchant. Beach. Mrs David, Brae Cottage, Queen Street, David, labourer, Dundas Street. Millar, George, late farmer, Ava Bank, Mrs, spiritdealer, Brook Street. 256 BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS.

Millar, Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, Church Street. J. A., surgeon, R.N., King Street Miss, teacher. Gray Street, Mitchell, Misses, furriers. Church Street. Mrs David, King Street. James, gardener. King Street. Montgomery, Mrs H., Elm Bank, Camperdown Street. Morgan, James, late shipmaster. King Street. Morris, James, carrier. Brook Street. Morton, Mrs, Morton Lodge, Brook Street. Mudie, Alex., cabinetmaker. Brown Street Mrs William, spiritdealer. King Street. Miss, Camperdown Cottages. Munro, David, teacher. Sessional School. Murdoch, James, hawker, Church Street. Murray, Mrs Andrew, Beach,

Myers, George T,, manager, Gas Work ; h. Brook Street

NicoL, George, carter and dairyman, King (Street. George, shoemaker. Brook Street. John, feuar, top of Gray Street. John, Apollo Cottage, Church Street. Joseph, blacksmith, King Street. Misses, 6 James' Place. Norrie, Alex,, fisherman, Fisher Street. Charles, Camp Hill House. George, wright, Church Street James, shipmaster. Long Lane. John S., Elm Bank, Camperdown Street. Eobert, Commercial Refreshment Rooms, King Street. William H., 4 Douglas Terrace. Mrs Samuel, dairykeeper. Brook Street Mrs William, King Street. Miss Janet, grocer, Fisher Street.

Ogilvie, Rev. Duncan, U.P. Church ; h. Queen Street. David, labourer, Claypots Road.

George, miller, Balmossie ; A. Forthill. Ostler, Alex,, dairyman. West Ferry, James, cattle-dealer, West Ferry. Ord, John, Seafield.

Paton, John G., Forthill House. Samuel, Brook Street. Patterson, George, shoemaker and Baths keeper, Fisher Street. Henry, coach-hirer, Victoria Stables, Gray Street. James, Maule's Park, Queen Street. Robert, bookseller. King Street. William, shoemaker, King Street, BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS. 25'?

Paterson, Misses, King Street. Miss Helen, Constable's Cottages, West Ferry. Pattullo, Miss, Willow Grove. James, writer, Abertay. Paul, James, merchant, Queen Sti'eet. Peddie, Mrs Robert, old Monifieth Road. William, late of Excise, West Ferrr. Peters, James, shipmaster, old Monifieth Road. Peter, James, late farmer, Brook Street. David, 1 James' Place. Petrie, William, mason, King Street. Mrs David, Brook Street. Pryde, Mrs Melville, milliner. Brook Street and Foit Street.

Rae, John, eating-house keeper, Fort Street. Rait, Misses, Hill Street. Ramsay, Alex, surgeon. Fort Street. Wm., shoemaker, Queen Street. Mrs, St Vincent Street. Reid, Alex., druggist, Gray Street. Wm., hedger. Brook Street. Mrs Wm., Post Office, Gray Street. Rennie, Wm., agent, 8 Douglas Terrace. Thomas, feuar, Douglas Terrace. Ritchie, Charles, Forthill Cottage, Hill Street. John, sawmiller. Queen Street.

' John, shipmaster, Ambrose Street, John, blacksmith. Fort Street. M., Gray Street. P. D., agent, Seafield. William, labourer. Fort Sti'eet. Miss Ann, feuar. King Street. Robertson, David, manure collector, Dundas Street.

Henry, blacksmith, D. & A. Rail. ; h. Brown Street. Peter, feuar, Monifieth Road.

Wm , builder, Church Street. Wm., mechanic, Lownie's Lane, Fisher Street. Wm., shipmaster, Cottage Place. Miss, milliner, Will Street. Roger, David, blacksmith. Queen Street, John, shipmaster. King Street. Ross, Mrs J., Highlander's Tavern, Fisher Street. Mrs, Victoria Buildings, Gray Street. Rough, Mrs, hosier, Fort Street. Rutherford, Mrs, Camperdown Cottages. John, shipmaster, King Street. Russell, Oliver, Seafield. Ruthven, Wm., ship broker, Gowrie Cottage. 258 BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS.

SAiifDEMAN, David, clerk, Long Lane. Wm., late farmer. Brook Street. Sclileselman, Mrs, draper. Port Street. Scott, Andrew, gardener, Queen Street. Andrew, china and stoneware dealer. King Street. Charles, toll-bar, Claypots Road. David, boot and shoemakei', Long Lane. Henry, feuar, Seafield. James, builder, Brook Street. Robert, brewer. Brook Street. Mrs David, Beach. Mrs Robert, grocer. King Street.

Misses, teachers, Episcopal School ; h. Long Lane. Miss Ann, lodgings, Queen Street. Shepherd, David, tailor, Port Street. Sime, David, pilot, Ambrose Street. James, house-factor, Queen Street. Simpson, Charles, gardener, Seabourne House. Geo. B., 6 Douglas Terrace. Jas., gardener, Monifieth Road. Wm., baker, Ambrose Street. Mrs David, Dundas Street. Mrs, West Ferrj. Skinner, Mrs George, grocer. Brook Street. James, wright, St Vincent Street. Wm., cabinetmaker and joiner, Long Lane. Skirving, Wm., bellman, Brook Street. Small, Andrew, wright, Queen Street. George, china and stoneware dealer. Will Street. Mrs Blenshal, Ladies' Seminary, Fort Street. Miss, Refreshment Rooms and Library, Queen Street. Smart, Mrs, Gray Street. Smeaton, Thomas, Camphill. Smith, Alex,, wright. Long Lane. Charles, joiner. King Street. Charles, Bartley Lodge. David, labourer, Long Lane. David, labourer, Seafield. James, Earl Place, Camperdown Street. James, labourer. Brook Street. James, M.D., Brook Street. James, tinsmith, Dundas Street. John, mason. King Street. Silvester, merchant, West Ferry. Wm., baker, Forthill and Gray Street. Mrs Geo., washerwoman and mangle -keeper, Queen Street. Mrs, Camperdown Place. Mrs, 1 Church Street. Miss Isabella, Brook Street. BKOUGHTY FERRY LISTS, 259

Soot, James, shipowner, Reres House. Spark, David, clerk. Brook Street. Spence, Andrew, shipowner, Crawford Cottage. Andrew, sen., Dundas Street. Steele, David, clerk and grocer, King Street. John, engineer, West Ferry. Stephen, Alex., shipbuilder, Corona House. David, agent, Brook Street. Thomas, shipmaster. Long Lane.

Stewart, Daniel, teacher, King Street ; h. Brook Street, James, shipmaster, Hermon Cottage. John, nursery and seedsman, Church Street, Mrs James, tinsmith. Brook Street. Mrs William, Ambrose Street. Stirling, Alex, feuar, BaVnhill. Storrier, Andrew, 13 James' Place. Peter, weaver. Brook Street. Strachan, Misses, Clematis Cottage, Seafield. Sturrock, Robert, 7 Douglas Terrace. Mrs Alex., Pisher Street. Suttie, Symon, labourer, Dundas Street. Peter, wright and joiner, Brook Street. Swan, Mrs, dressmaker. Chapel Lane, Pisher Street. Symon, Charles, mason. King Street. Miss Jane, washerwoman, King Street.

Taylor, Thomas, merchant, Yew Bank. Mrs, Gray Street. John, mason, Seafield. Telford, Edward, gardener. Long Lane. Thompson, George, Railway Tavern, Gray Street. Samuel C, Port Street, agent, Dundee. William, tailor. Fort Street. Mrs, West Ferry. Misses, dressmakers and tea dealers. Gray Street.

David, teacher, P. C. School ; h. Brook Street. Trail, Capt. Anthony, Church Street. Miss Jane M., Camperdown Place. Todd, Alex,, shoemaker, King Street. Tullis, Robert, painter. Long Lane. Turnbull, Hector, Seafield.

Urquhart, Mrs, Brook Street.

Walker, Daniel, Sub-Inspector of Factories, 11 Douglas Terrace, Charles, writer, Westfield. Alex, senr., gardener, Monifieth Road. Wallace, James, shipmaster, St Vincent Street. Watson, Edward, painter and paper-hanger. Port Street. 260 BUOUGHTY FERRY LISTS.

Watson George, turner, Brook Street. John, turner, Windmill. John, coffee-house keeper. Fort Street, Peter, blacksmith, Ambrose Street. William, hlacksmith, Fort Street. William, shipmaster, Church Street. Watt, Robert, dairyman. Fort Street and Queen Street. Webster, Eobert, Erabden House, Camperdown Street. Robert, fisherman, David Street, Fisher Street. Robert, grocer, Brook Street. Thomas, late boatman, Bath Street. William, Maryfield, Hill Street. Mrs David, Ambrose Street. Mrs James, vintner. Fort Street. Misses, Brook Street. ' Westwood, George, bookseller, Gray Street. Whitton, William, coal merchant. Gray Street. Mrs,, Union Street. Wilkie, William, shoemaker, Long Lane. Williamson, Alex., agent, Seafield. Willison, Andrew, late writer. Gray Street. Will, John, mason. Brook Street. Wingett, W. B., surgeon, Gray Street. Mrs, Fisher Street. Wingate, Miss, 3 James' Place. Wishart, Mrs, West Ferry. Mrs William, Brook Street. Wood, Rev. John, LL.D., Manse, Queen Street. Miss Ann, draper, King Street. Wright, John, tailor, King Street.

Yates, Mrs, Top of Gray Street. Young, George, draper, Brook Street. Rev. James, Burnside Place, Queen Street. Miss, lodgings, Lownie's Land, Fisher Street. Mrs David, Claypots Road. Mrs Robert, Fort Street.

PLACES OF WORSHIP.

Established Church.—Chapel of 1 Rev. John Wood, LL.D. ; and Ease, Parish of Monifieth, jRev. James Lamont. FREECnaRCH, „ John Lyon. United Presbyterian Church,... „ Duncan Ogilvie, M.A. Scottish Episcopal Church, „ A. W^ Loinswortb.

RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY—1844. William Stewart, S.'cretary and Treasurer. BROUGHTY FERRY LISTS. 261 TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY. Rev. D. Ogilvie, President. Thos. E. Methven, Secretary. William Thomson, Treasurer.

PAROCHIAL BOARD OF MONIFIETH. Daniel Drimmie, Chairman. John Methven, Inspector of Poor.

YOUNG MEN'S MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY". Thos. E. Methven, President. John Dick, jnr., Secretary. Andrew Murray, Treasurer.

BOWLING CLUB. Samuel Thomson, President. George Jameson, Vice-President. Kenneth W. Henderson, Treasurer. George Burnett, Secretary.

FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. Geo. B. Simpson, President. Andw. Dunn and James Hume, Vice-Presidents. John Ritchie, Treasurer. Jas. Bell, jnr., Secretary. BROUGHTY FERRY YEARLY SOCIETY. Meet in Mr Stewart's Schoolroom, King Street. George Webster, President. James Fvffe, Vice-President. John Glenday, Secretary. Daniel Stewart, Treasurer.

BATHING HOUSE, BEACH. Hot, Cold, and Shower Salt-Water Baths. Keeper, George Paterson.

PRINCIPAL HOTEL. Mrs Boyd, Victoria Hotel, Gray Street. HOUSE-REGISTRY OFFICE AND LIBRARY. Miss Small, Railway Station.

POST OFFICE. Receiving House, Gray Street. Mrs W. Reid, Postmistress. John Mellis and John Matthew, Letter-carriers. MAILS. ARRIVALS. DESPATCHES. 6.30 A.M. 11.25 A.M. 1.45 P.M. 3.10 P.M. 8.55 P.M. On week days the Office is open from 7 a.m. till 9 p.m. Money Orders are issued and paid from 9 a.m. till 6" p m. On S-unday the Office is open from 9 till

1 a.m. ; but on that day the Money Order business is wholly suspended. S 262 LOCHEE LISTS.

XVII.—LOCHEE LISTS. NAMES, PEOFESSIONS, AND ADDRESSES OF THE PRINCIPAL INHABITANTS IN LOCHEE AND NEIGH- BOURHOOD.

Adam, Watson, dresser, Mid Road. Aikman, Mrs, High Street. Aitken, George, LifF Road. Alexander, David, surgeon, High Street. Allen, Alexander, gardener. Mid Road. Anderson, David, mason. North Road. George, manufacturer, Taylor Street. Stewart, tailor, Logie Pens. Thomas, mechanic. Mid Street. William, Ancrum Road. William, Secretary to the Puneral Society, High Street,

. Angus, John, east gate of Camperdown. Thomas, grocer. North Church Street. Annal, David, of Baxter and Annal, builder, Nicoll's Lane. Attwood, George, coffeehouse. High Street, Ayr, John, mechanic, Loan Road.

Baillie, Mrs James, spiritdealer. Young's Land, High Street- Barclay, David, mason. Mid Road. Barry, John, druggist. High Street. Bartie, Mrs, grocer. South Road.

Batch elor, James, flesher, Crawford's Brae ; h. North Road. Peter, quarrier, Mid Street. Baxter, James, of Baxter and Annal, builder, Brown Street. Thomas H., confectioner and fruiterer, High Street. Beatt, Charles, bellman, Nicoll's Lane. Beharrie, William, turner, Peebles' Lane. Bell, Mrs, farmer, Dryburgh. Blair, William, tinsmith. High Street. Bowie, John, grocer. North Road. Brough, William, North Church Street. Brown, David, missionary. South Road. David, feuar, Dudhope Feus. John, mason, Logie Feus. Peter, bookseller and stationer, High Street,

Robert H. manufacturer, North Church St. ; h. LifF Road, William, March banks. Bruce, David, grocer. High Street. George, carter, Taylor Street. James M., clerk, Taylor Street. John, cowfeeder, Ancrum Road. Burns, John, porter, West Mill, Gray Street. LOCHEE LISTS. 263

Cable, Burton, teacher of music, Logie Feus. Caird, William, baker, High Street. Mrs, stoneware merchant. High Street. Cameron, Duncan, grocer, High Sireet. William, cowfeeder, Butters' Loan. Camperdown, Earl of, Camperdown House, or 1 Wilton Terrace, Belgrave Square, London, S.W.

Cant, James, grocer, High Street ; h. Burnside. Mrs G., vintner, Burnside Street. Mrs, vintner. South Road. Carmichael, William, warper. North Church Street. Cathro & Johnston, builders, Lochee. David, tailor, High Street. Thomas, of Cathro & Johnston, Flight's Lane. Christie, Alexander, potato merchant, Ancrum Road. David, tobacconist. High Street. Clark, Mrs, Ivy Cottage, Liif Road. Cochrane, Mrs, grocer. High Street. Colville, David, mason, Logie Feus. Colville, J., accountant, Whorter Bank. Cowper, James, clerk. Freer Cottage, Logie Park. Cox, Brothers, flax and jute spinners, and power-loom linen manu-

facturers ; Camperdown Linen Works. George A., of Cox Brothers, Wellbank Cottage. James, of Cox Brothers, Clement Park. Robert S., clerk, Camperdown Linen Works; h, Ancrum Cottage.

Thos. H., of Cox Brothers ; Wellhead House.

William, of Cox Brothers ; Foggyley House. Craig, Andrew, cowfeeder. North Road. Crichton, William J., joiner and cart-wright, Liff Road. Cuthbert, James, mason. Rose Street.

Dand, Robert, feuar, Liff Road. Davidson, Alex., overseer, Camperdown Linen Works ; h. Logie Feus. Robert, carter, Camperdown Linen Works ; h. Boggv Hall. William, cowfeeder. Gray Street. Doctor, Alex., teacher, 5 St Ann Street. Dodds, Rev. Thomas B., Free Church Manse. Doig, Peter, grocer. South Road. Donald, Alexander, overseer, Foggie Ley. James, millspinner, h. Pitalpin House. James, jr., manufacturer, Logie Feus, Pitalpin House. John, millspinner. South Road. Mrs, grocer. South Road. Douglas, James, overseer, Camperdown Linen Works ; h. MatheWs Lane. Dryden, Gavin, gatekeeper, Camperdown. .

264 LOCHEE LISTS.

Duncan, Elizabeth, grocer, High Street. George, farmer, Burnside. John, clerk, Union Place, Logic Eeus, William, saddler. High Street. Viscount, Camperdown House, or 15 Hill Street, London, S.W. Easson, David, gardener, Camperdown. Elder, David, mason, Liif Road. George, mechanic. Loan Road.

Earquhakson, Jas., hosiei', Dundee ; h. South Eoad.' Eenton, John, farmer, Lawside. Eerguson, Gilbert, gardener, Logie Eeus. Mrs, matron, Poor-house. Eleming, David, grocer, Pitalpin Street. Peter, manufacturer, Union Bank. Plight, John, spiritdealer. High Street. Eorsyth, Rev. James, High Street. John, cowfeeder, Elight's Lane. Peter, grocer. South Road. Eyfe, James, painter and paperhanger. High Street. ^ Thomas, & Son, painters and paperhangers, High Street. Galloway, David, grocer, LifFRoad. Geekie, John, smith, Logie Eeus. John, quarry master. North Road. Gellatly, John W., factory manager, Small's Lane. Gihb, Mrs, Gibh's Lane. Gilchrist, William, manufacturer and draper, High Street. Goodall, Andrevsr, mason, Muirton Road. David, mason, Muirton Road. John, church-officer, Mid Street. Gordon, John, manufacturer, Gordon Street. Gorrie, James, manufacturing agent, South Road. Graham, Dr, High Street. Grant, James, gardener, Marchbanks Lodge. Gray, James, mason, Gray's Lane.

William, flaxspinner. Gray Street ; h. Archibald's Lane. Greig, Miss, South Church Street. Hallyeurton, William, quarry master. North Road. Harley, Thos., shoemaker. High Street. Henderson, Mrs, dressmaker, South Road. Heron, Andrew, feuar. North Church Street. William, tenter, South Road. Hetherwick, David, North Church Street. Hodge, David, cowfeeder. Mid Street. Hood, Mrs, Rye Hill Cottage. Hossie, Andrew, flesher, High Street. Ingles, William, teacher. South Road

Ingram, Alex., manager, West Mill ; h North Road, LOCHEE LISTS. 365

Jack, John, manufacturer, Logie Feus. Robert, mason, Logie Feus. Johnston, John, builder, South Church Street.

Kat, William, tenter, Camperdown Linen Works; h. Union Bank. h. Street. Keay, James, auctioneer, 30 Reform Street, Dundee ; High Robert, stoneware merchant. High Street. Kempy, Robert, grocer, South Road. Kennedy, Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, Gray Street. Miss F., teacher. High Street. Key, James, Union Place. Kidd, Peter, camb-builder, Mid Road. Knight, James, groom, Camperdown. Laird, James, bleacher. Union Bank. Lammond, Mrs, midwife, South Road.

Langlands, Wm., teacher. Free Church School ; h. Pleasance- Peter, feuar, Teaman's Alley. Liddle, W. F., baker, South Road. Luke, John, farmer, Logie. Lyon, David, teacher, Gray's Lane.

MailleE; James, wright, LifF Road ; h. Gray's Lane.

Malcolm, William, quarry-master. Hillside Quarry ; h. Back Lands of Balgay. Martin, James, mason, Flight's Lane. William, manufacturer, Brown Street. Marshall, Rev. David, Mary's Cottage, High Street. James Scott, auctioneer, 18 St Clement's Lane, Dundee; h. Mary's Cottage. Masterton, John, grocer. High Street. Mathew, James, clerk, Gray's Lane. Mawer, George, lamplighter, St Ann Street. George, confectioner. High Street. Millar, David, carter, North Road. Millar, William, gamekeeper, Camperdown. Miller, David, merchant, Den Mill. Thomas, stoneware merchant. High Street. Miss, teacher, High Street.

' Mitchell, George, tenter, Liflf Road. Morris, Alex., overseer, Rotten Row, South Road. Mudie, Alex., mason, Reid's Lane. Andrew, grocer and carrier, Pitalpin Street. David, weaver, Old Toll. George, teacher, Reid's Lane. M'Cullie, Peter, carter, Mid Street. M'Donald, Alexander, teacher, Sessional School, Greig's Land, South Church Street. Alexander, weaver and U.P. church officer, St Ann St.

Daniel, teacher, Upper Pleasance ; h. Logie Feus. James, shoemaker, Mid Road. 266 LOCHEE LISTS.

M'Ewan, John, bootmaker, High Street. M'Ewen, Thomas, tailor, Union Street. M'Farlane, John, weaver, High Street. Peter, clerk. High Street. M

Napier, Alexander, mason, Church Street. David, mason, Donald's Road. NicoU, David, mason, Pitalpin Street. William, grocer. High Street. Mrs, baker, West End, South Road. Ogilvie, George, wright. South Road. Wm. M., accountant, Dundee Bank Branch; h. Bank Buildings, High Street. Mrs, broker, Mid Street.

Paterson, & Co., tailors and clothiers, Old Toll. Peebles, Peter, carrier, Marshall Street. William, Smith, Liff Road; h. Peebles' Lane. Miss, milliner, High Street. Petterson, James, mill overseer, Mathew's Lane. Potter & Brown, manufacturers, North Church Street. Potter, John, of Potter & Brown ; h. Smith's land, Mid Street.

Reid, Alexander, gardener, Hairfield. Robertson, Alexander, shoemaker. Church Street. Alister S., M.D. and surgeon, High Street. John, grocer. South Road. John, gardener, St Ann St. John, grocer, Bank Buildings, High Street. Robert, cowfeeder, Ancrum Road. William, watch and clock repairer, Taylor Street. Mrs, cowfeeder. Butter's Lane. Roger, Robert, clerk, Gibb's Lane. William, mason and grocer. Mid Street.

Rollo, David, writer and Bank agent, Dundee ; A. Bloomfield.

Sanderson, James, lamplighter, Union Street. Sangster, John, Smith, Camperdown Forge, Liff Road.

Scott, David, watchmaker, Dundee ; h. South Road. George, slater. South Road. James, grocer. High Street. Jane, teacher, South Road. William, grocer, Gray Street. .

LOCHEE LISTS. 267

Sheiwood, William, wright, Caniperdown. Simpson, Peter, mason, Rose Street.

Sinclair, John, manager. East Mill ; h. High Street. Misses, dressmakers, Taylor's Land, South Road. Small, Andrew, mason, Mid Road. Andrew, mason, Mid Street. David, brewer. High Street. Smith, John, grocer, St Ann St. Silvester, wright, Union Bank. William, mason. Mid Street. William, Lundie letter carrier. Miller's Lane. Spankie, John, mill manager, North Road. Stewart, John, tailor, High Street. John, cowfeeder, Ancrum Road. Thomas, draper, High Street. Mrs Donald, Quarry Lane. William and A., grocers, High Street. Sturrock, John, merchant. Brown Street. Matilda, milliner. High St. Peter, tea dealer. Union St. Suth erland, James, sexton, Barrie's Land, Logie Feus. Suttie, James, starcher, Bulk's Land, Peeble's Lane.

Talbeet, David, wright, .Camperdown ; h. Anderson's^ Land, Soutli Road. Robert, gatekeeper, Camperdown. Misses, dressmakers, Anderson's Land, South Road Taylor, Thomas, land Stewart, Camperdown ; h. Brewhead Cottage. Thomson, Robert, overseer, Low's Land, High Street. Todd, Mrs Isabella, vintner. High Street. Turnbull, John, boot and shoemaker, Old Toll.

Valentine, Robert, mason, Ancrum Road.

Waddel, David, cowfeeder, Greenbank, Marshall Street. James, Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, Union Street. Watson, Peter, feuar, Pitalpine Lane. Watt, David G., warper, Gibb's Lane. Mathew, manufacturer. South Street. Westwood, Robert, teacher of music and precentor, Gray's Lane. Wills Brothers, outfitters. High Street. Wilson, Charles, grocer. High Street ; h. South Church Street. George, grocer. South Road James, saddler and harness maker, High Street. James, feuar. North Road. John, joiner and feuar, Union Bank. Thomas, wright. Elder's Pens, South Road. William, farmer, Charleston. Workman, Jean, grocer, Pyffe's Land, Marshall Street, 268 LOCHEE LISTS.

Wright, Alex., ironmonger, High Street ; h. Eosemount Cottage, Union Street.

Yeaman, David, grocer, Mid Street. George, feuar, Gray Street. Mrs William, 1 Gray Street. Young, Alexander, grocer, Elder's Land, South Road. h. George, carter, Camperdown Linen Works ; Wellhank, Mrs, stationer, High Street. Miss, grocer, Soutar's Land, Fyfe's Lane.

PLACES OF WORSHIP. Established Church,—Chapel of Ease \ in connection with the Parish of Liff vRev. James Forsyth. and Benvie, j Free ChtjRCH, „ Thomas B. Dodds, United Presbyterian, „ David Marshall. St Clement's Roman Catholic Church, Wellburn, } WEAVER LODGE. Master—John Robertson, grocer. High Street. Treasurer—William Smith, South Road. Secretary—Robert M 'Gavin, manufacturer. CAMPERDOWN INSTRUMENTAL BAND. Leader—John Cockburn. Treasurer—William Gray. POOR HOUSE. Matron—Mrs Ferguson. POST OFFICE. Receiving House—High Street. Postmaster—David M'Kay.

LETTER-CARRIERS- Wm. Stevenson, Lochee District. William Smith, Rural District,

MAILS. ARRIVALS. DESPATCHES. From Dundee, 6.40 am. To Dundee, 11.45 a.m. '... 12 50 p.m. 12.50p.m. From Lundie, 12.50 p.m. " 4.35 p.m. To Lundie, 7.0 a.m. On week days the Office is open from 7 a.m. till 9 p.m. Money orders are issued and paid from 9 a.m. till 6 pm. that the Money On Sunday the Office is open from 9 till 10 a.m. ; but on day Order business is wholly suspended. ADVERTISING LIST,

DUNDEE WATER COMPANY.

SCALE OF CHARGES.

PEIVATE DWELLING-HOUSES, PEE QUARTER. OUSES of the Annual Eent of £2 and under,...; Is 3d „ „ „ above £2 and under £4 Is lO^d » „ „ of £4 „ £6 2s 3d

5> 5, „ of £6 and upward, 4^d per pound per quarter, and a fraction of a pound to be charged as one pound.

SPECIAL RATES. Inns, Taverns, and Public-houses, of £15 yearly rent and upwards,

4|d per pound ; 5s for each Water-closet, and 2s 6d for each Bath per quarter. Spirit- Shops and Spirit Vaults, to which no dwelling-houses are attached, of £16 yearly rent and upwards, 1^ per pound per quarter on the annual rent. Shops, Offices, and Counting-houses, 7s 6d each per annum ; and for each above three persons in such establishments. Is additional Water-closets, 20s each per annum. Shipping—for Casks not exceeding 120 gallons. Is each; all above four Casks, not exceeding that size, 9d each.

Public Works—Supply of Water for drinking, 5s 6d ; and for each above three persons in such establishments, Is additional up to 20 ; and for all above that number, 6d each per annum. Horses, 7s 6d each ; Cows, 2s 6d each ; Livery Stables, 2s 6d per stall per annum. Carriages, four-wheeled, 8s each; two-wheeled, 5s each per annum. Special bargain above four carriages. a [Coniinued. —

ii. ADVERTISING LIST.

DUNDEE WATER COMPANY-Continued.

Bakers, 7s 6d per man, including the Master and Apprentices, per annum. These rates do not include Bakers' dwelling-houses or sale-shops. Breweries, Dye-Works, Eailways, Steam-Engines, &c.—special harsain.

RULES AND REGULATIONS.

1st. All Water Eates are payable in advance, in terms of the Act of Parliament. 2d. Access to be given, at all seasonable hours, to the Company's Engineer and Servants, to check the quantity of Water, examine the pipes, or for any purpose connected with the supply of Water. 3d. The Company shall in no case be liable for loss sustained by any interruption of the supply, arising from frost, casual breaches in the pipes, accidents to the works, or from any

other unforeseen cause ; nor shall the Company hold themselves responsible for any loss or damage arising from the leakage or bursting of lead pipes. 4th. Persons wishing to discontinue the supply of Water must give notice, in writing, at the Company's Office, otherwise they

will be liable for the Water Kent until such notice be given ; but no deduction allowed for uncompleted periods. 5th. All contracts with the Company to be held as for one year, viz., from Whitsunday to Whitsunday,—unless a special agreement be made to the contrary.

STATUTORY PENALTIES. For allowing any Cistern, Place for Water, Pipe or Cock, to be out of repair, and for wasting the Water. Penalty, £5. For supplying other persons with the Water, or permitting it to be taken by parties who do not themselves pay for it. Penalty, £5. For using the Water without agreement with the Company. Penalty, £5. N.B.—The Water-Eent being payable in advance, the Company are authorised, if not so paid, to cut off the supply. K. ADAMSON, Manager. MARTIN & MELDRUM3 TOBACCO AND SNUFF MANUFACTURERS, CIGAR IMPORTERS, 67 HIGH STREET, DUNDEE. MISCELLANEOUS. HI.

JEWELLEEY, PEEFUMEKY, CUTLERY, AND GENEllAL FANCY WAREHOUSE, 28 High street, Dundee, 'AS always on hand a large and varied Stock of FIRST-CLASS GOODS, of which he respectfully invites inspection. THE LONDON WEITINa PAPEE, STATIONERY, AND BOOK WAREHOUSE, 45, West End of High Street, Dundee.

BROWN has always on hand a select and \ aried Stock of H. BOOKS and STATIONERY, MUSIC, PRINTS, &c., &c.

84 Nethergate, Dundee. GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS Made to measure by an experienced cutter. Fit Guaranteed. GENTLEMEN'S COLOURED FLANNEL TRAVELLING SHIRTS and UNDER WAISTCOATS. GENTLEMEN'S SUPERIOR HOSIERY in SILK, COTTON, MERINO and WOOL. CAMBRIC and SILK POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS. COLLARS, SCARFS, and TIES. JAMJSS FARQUHARSCIM, 84 Nethergate, Dundee. ALEXANDER KELT, WATCH AND CLOCKIAKEE, JEWELLEE, &c., 106 Murraygate, 'AS always on hand a Select Stock of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, GOLD and SILVER GUARD CHAINS, ALBERTS, EIGHT-DAY CLOCKS, and TIME-PIECES, all of a superior quality, and warranted accurate timekeepers. All Repairs done by the Trade neatly executed. PRICES STRICTLY MODERATE. ADVERTISING LIST. PUBXiIC Ci:X.SBZlikT£OZi7S. >

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P- ON ANY SCALE OF SPLENDOUR. Chinese Lanterns, Thousands of Yariegtd Lamps, Air & GasBalloons, iiockets. Squibs, Koman Candles, Crackers, &c., maybe had from T. C. BARLOW, Artiste in Fireworks, Glasgow. A Price List sent Free. gsr- Signal Eockets and Blue Lights for Shipping and Eailways, &c.

Drawing Crackers for Confectioners ; Bon Bons.

Residence near the Sailors' Home, Glasgow. MISCELLANEOUS. JAMES CXlXCSSTO£

MEADOW ENTRY AND MAUCHLINE TOWEE COURT, MURRAYGATE, DUNDEE.

ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF A CENTURY.

JAMES B. BRECHIN, PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER & ACCOUNT-BOOK MAKER, No. 7 CASTLE STREET, DUNDEE.

MERCANTILE BOOKS of all descriptions ruled and bound to any pattern, Illtjstkated Works and Music correctly arranged, and bound in appropriate styles.

G. IsT. ANDERSON,

173 &* 175 HXZilLTOWXif, DUNDEE.

VENETIAN BLIND WAREHOUSE. VENETIAN BLINDS MADE & REPAIRED BY jr. & J. G It A IT, 3Sro. 1 ROSEANGLE, DUNDEE. MESSRS PATON & WALSH, GUN AND FISHING-TACKLE MAKERS TO H.R.H. PRINCE ALBERT, 31 Union Street, Dundee, and ^14 George Street, Perth. VI. ADVEUTISING LIST.

PARASOLS! UMBEELL AS!

IN OF EVEKY STYLE. EVEEY FABEIC. ROBERT MELDRUM, UMBRELLA AND PAEASOL MAKEE, 13 REFORM STREET, HAS pleasure in invitina; the attention of the Public to his Stock of UMBEELLAS and PAEASOLS, which is always large and select. and Covered and p.S.—Umbrellas and Parasols made to order ; Repaired Neathj. WHOLESALE AND EETAIL GUTTA PEECHA DEPOT. Belts for Soles for Boots and Shoes ; Sheets eyery thickness ;, Water, Gas, &c. Machinery ; Tubes for conveyance of INDIA EUBBEE DEPAETMENT.

Gentlemen's Watei-proof Coats of every material ; Ladies' Water-

proof Mantles, of every material ; Air Cushions ; Swimming in Belts, and Waterproof Cloth ; Mineralized Eubber, Sheets, Washers, Valves, and Tubes.

Agent for the New Anglo American Belting for Machinery which is giving general satisfaction.

Inspection Invited. MISCELLANEOUS. VU. JOHN SCRIMGEOUR, FAMILY VICTUALLER, 7 CHUUCH LANE, (West end of High Street,) DUNDEE. HAMS, BACON, BUTTER, LAED, AND CHEESE, FIRST QUALITIES. WXIil-IAM CRZCHTOX?, WINE AND SPIRITDEALER, 34 Castle Street, Dundee, AS always on hand a Stock of WINES, SPIRITS, ALE, H PORTER, and TABLE-BEER, of superior quality, and in the best order for family use. Excellent Ginger Cordial, Pale and Coloured.

SILK DYERS AND CLEANERS TO THE QUEEN, MILL STREET DYE WORKS, PERTH. {opposite Free DUNDEE : No. 47 Nethergate St PauVs.) EDINBURGH: No. 22 Waterloo Place. STIRLING: Union Buildings, Poet Street.

J. PU LLA~R & SON Respectfully intimate that they do all Goods in the best style, at moderate prices and in short time. CURTAINS, in Moreen, Damask, Durant, Tabaret, Cloth, Chintz, &c., cleaned, dyed, and dressed as new. DRESSES, in Satin, Velvet, Silk, Poplin, Merino, Coburg, Delaine, and all other fabrics, dyed and finished. SHAWLS, Plaids, Scarfs, Silk and Wincey Dresses, cleaned and Dressed. CARPETS, Rugs, Table and Carpet Covers, cleaned and dyed. COATS, Vests, Cloaks, &c., in Tweed and Broad Cloths cleaned or dyed and dressed. MOIRE ANTIQUE Watered as new. vm. ADVERTISING LIST. NEW ALBION WAREHOUSE.

lOON, LANaLANDS, & CO., EG to invite the attention of purchasers to a most extensive B and varied Stock of Eich Goods, in SILK MERCERY, LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY; CLOTHIBBY, HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, HOSIERY, LJ CES, RIBBONS, HABERDASHERY ; MILLINERY AND STRAW BONNETS, DRESS CAPS, &C-

THE FIRST QUALITY OF GOODS FOR FAMILY MOURNINGSD M., L., & Co. continue to conduct their business on the same principles, which have met with so general approbation, viz., affixing the lowest Ready-Money Price to every article—visiting the Markets frequently—purchasing the first quality of Goods—and charging the smallest remunerating profit. These, with punctuality and attention, they trust will continue to merit an increasing share of public favour. Dundee, May, 1858, MISCELLANEOUS. ix. ROBERT MATHERS, TAILOR & CLOTHIER,

78 High Street, Dundee, IN returning his sincere thanks to his numerous Customers for the large amount of support he has received since commencing business, begs most respectfully to state that all the NEWEST FASHIONS FOR THE SEASON. Are now to Hand.

Parties favouring him with their Orders will find First Class Workmanship, Moderate Prices, and strict punctuality. FASHIONS MONTHLY.

E. F. DICKINSON & Go.

n A T T JB R §9 iiBEIRT-MAKSIRS, MOlilSRS,

€^ Ij O \r 1^ M S9 AND M£]¥'lS 1[£R€X:R§, 39 Reform Street, (OPPOSITE BANK OF SCOTLAND.) ADVERTISING LIST. CLOCK WAREHOUSE, 21 OVERGATE, DUNDEE. FRANCIS JOSEPH WILD, CLOCK & WATCHMAKER, HAS A LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK or THE BEST BRITISH, GERMAN, FRENCH, AND AMERICAN BRASS CLOCKS & TIME-PIECES, FOR OFFICES, FACTORIES, OR OTHER PUBLIC WORKS, AND ALARM CLOCKS, EOR BED-ROOMS,

Constructed upon the latest and most approved principles ; Which he can confidently recommend, and will warrant to go with

the greatest regularity, if properly used.

ALSO, A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF WATCHES, AND TIMEPIECES; MUSICAL BOXES, Warranted of the best manufacture,

LIKEWISE, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OE LOOKING-GLASSES, BAROMETERS, AND TELESCOPES.

Town and country Orders for any of the above-mentioned articles

will be punctually attended to.

OLD CLOCKS AND WATCHES CLEANED AND EEPAIRED, OR EXCHANGED.

21 OVERGATE, DUNDEE. MISCELLANEOUS. XI.

DAVID MOREIS, BASKET lANUFACTUEEE, 82 Nethebgate, (Opposite Old Steeple), HAS always on hand the largest and most varied STOCK of BASKETS in Scotland, and at the cheapest rate. Superior Flower Stands and Ladies' Work Tables always on hand.

Inspection of the above most respectfully solicited. Dundee, June, 1858. ItOBERT STEWART, GENEKAL EMIGEA.TION AND INSURANCE AGENT, MEADOWSIDE, DUNDEE. GOODS and PASSENGERS forwarded at lowest Eates to AUSTRALIA, TASMANIA, and NEW ZEALAND, by the celebrated "Black Ball" Clippers, and Messrs Shaw, and Savill, «& Co.'s first-class Line of Steam and Sailing-vessels ; to the UNITED STATES and CANADA by Eirst-class Screw Steamers and Sailing-vessels, sailing regularly for all the principal ports. Passengers' Lives and Luggage Insured.

For full information, apply to ROBERT STEWART, Agent.

Agent for the United Kingdom Lite Assurance Company, the the Travellers' and Marine Insurance Company ; and Plate Glass Insurance and Municipal Life Association. General Emigration and Insurance Office, Meadowside, Dundee, May, 1858.

AGENTS FOR SHEATHING COPPER, &c., FOR WILLIAMS, FOSTEE, & Co., JOHN THAIN, 1 Commercial Street. XU. ADVERTISING LIST.

HAMZXiTozir 6u saxidise:, DRUGGISTS, 69 HIGH STREET, DUNDEE, HAVE always in Stock a large assortment of Patent and Circular Spring Trusses, Enema Syringes, Elastic Stockings, Knee Caps and Anklets, India Rubber Sucking Bottles, and various medical appliances and apparatus. MEDICIWE CHESTS. Hamilton & Hardie supply Family and Sea Medicine Chests, carefully fitted up -^ith the best Medicines, upon wholesale terms.

P. B. R E T C H I IS, SHIP AND INSURANCE AGENT. WILLIAMAGENT FORHAYES, Salt Manufacturer, Runcorn and Liverpool. AGENT FOR PORT DINORWIC, BANGOR, and CARNARVON, &c WELSH SLATES. Dundee, May, 1858.

PUBLIC GARDENS & REFRESHMENT ROOMS, IN NEWPORT, Five Minutes' Walk West or the Landing Place.

TSITORS to NEWPORT are respectfully informed that the Gardens are now open for the Season, where Refreshments of the best quality are supplied at moderate charges. ALL KINDS OF CONFECTIONERY, TARTS, BUNS, PASTRY, FANCY BISCUITS, &c., &c. FRESH STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM, AND OTHER FRUITS IN THEIR SEASON. TEA AND COFFEE Supplied on the Shortest Notice. LEMONADE & GINGER BEER. JAMES CHAPMAN, CONFECTIONER & PASTRY BAKER.

Observe—Five Minutes' Walk West of the Landing Place. ; ; ;

¥ MISCELLANEOUS. XUl. a. H. & a. NICOLL, GENERAL & FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, 38 OYERGATE, DUNDEE,

KESPECTFULLT SOLICIT INSPECTION OF THEIK IMPROVED OPEN OR CLOSE KITCHEN RANGES Fitted to send hot water to any part of the house PATllT 1©©M filATJ With or without hot-air Chambers, in Styles suitable for Bedrooms, Dining or Drawing-rooms

REGISTERED FAMILY MANGLES,

Equal to the Box Mangle, and occupying only one-fourth the space ; PATENT LAUNDRY STOVES, The Cleanest and most Economical in use IRON BEDSTEADS AND CHAIRS; FIEE-PEOOF SAFES AND DEED BOXES ; PATENT DAY-LIGHT REFLECTORS;

MODEEATOE&PAEAEFIN LAMPS, OIL WICKS, &c. ALSO, Iron and Papier-Mache Tea Trays, Dish Covers, and Table Cutlery. A WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF GENERAL IRONMONGERY.

Every description of Blacksmith and Tinsmith Work made to order. AGENTS FOE CROGGAN CO/S PATENT FELT. ; ;

XIV. ADVERTISING LIST.

CONDENSED LIST OF GOODS FOR SALE BY ALEXANDER KIDD, AT HIS WHOLESALE AND KBTAIL IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE, Wo, 18 OVERGATE, DUNDEE, Apart from his Large and Varied assortment of FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, CUTLERY, GRATES, FENDERS, AND FIRE-IRONS.

All Mnds of BAR-IRON. HOOPS, SHEETS, STEEL, and FILES AXLE BLOCKS and PLOUGH BEAMS GRINDSTONES, ANVILS, VICES, TIN PLATES, &c.

Brass Jelly Pans Powder, Shot, Caps, &c Thumb Blue Wire Riddles Patent Fuse Prussian do. Bellows Powder-Flasks, Pouches Fullers' Earth Coal Scoops and Gun Mounting Rottenstone, loose and in Cinder Shovels Wrights' and Carpenters' packages Smoothing Irons Tools Corcus Box do. and Heaters Shoemakers' Furnishings Bath Bricks Italian do. do. in great variety Polishing Paste Tailors' Irons Blacksmiths' Aprons Furniture Polish Coffee Mills Combs, Tapes, Threads, Rosin and Pitch Sand Boilers and Needles Burgundy Pitch Pots, Ovens, Frying-Pans, Pearl,Bone,&ZincButtons Oxycrocian and Girdles Hooks & Eyes, Hair Pins, Sal-Ammoniac Tinned Goblets Thlrables,KnittingPins, Borax and Gum „ Round& Oval Pots Mixed and Paper Pins Epsom Salts and Senna „ Stew & Fish Pans Tape Wick Black Pepper „ Tea Kettles and Ball Cotton do Black Sugar Glue Pots Chair Web Saltpetre Trays, Waiters, & Bread School Slates, Slate Pens, Carbonate of Soda Baskets and Pencils Wahsing Soda, Soft Soap Table, Dessert, and Tea Marbles, Balls, & Piries Tobacco ,]uice Spoons Watch Glasses, Keys, & Roll and Flour Sulphur Sugar Tongs Rings Lump Alum Toddy Ladles Fish Hooks and Gut Blacking Soup Dividers Emery Patent Axle Grease Salt and Mustard Spoons „ Paper and Cloth Spanish Indigo Horn Spoons Glass Paper and Cloth Logwood, and all kinds of Egg do. and Cups Whale, Sperm, Rape, Lin- Dye Stuffs Tea and Coffee-Pots seed, and Boiled Oils Roman Vitriol for Pick- Toddy Kettles Turpentine and Vitriol ling Wheat Sugar Nippers Naphtha Scythes and Hooks Nut Crackers Brushes, all sorts Hay and Chaffing Knives Candlesticks, Snuffers, Oil Paints, all colours Turnip Hoes, Dutch do.

Trays, and Lamps Patent Dryer & Litharge Scythe Strakes & Stones s Iron and Brass Chains Imperial Yellow, Ochre, Hook Stones Cattle Chains and every shade of Scythe Sneds, long and. Cart and Plough do Water Colours, Glue, short Back Bands & Manger do &c Spades and Shovels Sheep Shears and Wool Lamp and Ivory Black Draining Tools Cards Whiteing, Chalk, & Pipe Carpet Whisks Wheel Bands, Weavers Clay Broom Handles Males Black Lead Saddlery Goods H >>>

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2f; ^ t, XVI. ADVEKTISING LIST.

BgiSogal 4^^^^^ Hetters patent MALONE PATENT FELT FACTOEY, BlackstaflF Road, Belfast.

E L L I S~~& C O., BEG to announce that the above-named extensive premises are now exclusively devoted to the manufacture of PATENT FELTS, which, by the aid of machinery combining the latest improvements, together with the first practical ability procurable, has enabled them to produce Felts, which for strength, durability, and quality, are much superior to anything yet submitted to the public. Patent Sheathing Felt Has been acknowledged by Shipbuilders and Owners, both in London, Liverpool, and most of the seaports of Great Britain, as unrivalled by anything yet submitted to them for the Sheathing of Ships, either under Yellow Metal or "Wood, combining great strength as well as durability, and presenting a beautifully even surface. Patent Roofing Pelt. Dry Hair Felt. Inodorous Felt.

Samples may be had, and all particulars learned on application to PETER KERR, Commission Agent, 10 Dock Street, Dundee, Agent for the East Coast oj Scotland. MARRIAG£ & FOREIGN OUTFITS.

WEENTON & CO. invite the attention of Ladies proceeding • abroad, or selecting ^'EDJyWG OUTFITS, to their General List of Ready-Made Linens, &c., comprising the most Fashionable Assortments, made only of the best material and work, at Prices much under those chargedfor the same article by the first London Houses, in their Show Rooms for LADIES' EEADY-MADE AETICLES, BABY LINEN. UNDEECLOTHING, HOSIEEY, &c. W. RENT ON & CO., 12, 13, 14, PEINCE'S STEEET, EDINBUEGH, Also, every Novelty in MOENING AND EVENING COSTUME, EICH SILKS, EMBEOIDEEIES, SHAWLS, MANTLES, MILLINEEY, LACE, &c. ;

MISCELLANEOUS. XVll.

WILLIAM GORRIE, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, 11 CRICHTON STREET, 11 DUNDEE.

OREIE in returning thanks to his numerous Custom- W/^• VJT ers for the large amount of support hitherto received, begs most respectfully to call their attention to his present Stock of Goods, which is replete with every novelty for the season.

W. G. hopes by strict attention to the Making Up Department, combined with economy in Price, to render his Establishment worthy the support of those who may trust him with their orders.

N.B.—PLEASE NOTE THE ADDRESS- 11 Crichton Street, Dundee.

MEN'S FINE DRESS CLOTHING. MEN'S WEARING CLOTHING. MEN'S STRONG CLOTHING FOR WORKING WEAR. BOYS' FINE DRESS CLOTHING. BOYS' WEARING CLOTHING. READY MADE AT JOHN J Aim ZE SON'S, GENERAL OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT,